Eight high school seniors have been named Klose Scholars after the annual Doris and
Ralph Klose Scholars Day competition, which was held remotely this year.
The Klose Scholarship was established for students pursuing a degree in math or science
education in the College of Applied Studies. Once they are admitted into the Teacher
Education program during their junior year at Wichita State University, students will
receive an estimated scholarship amount of $19,000 to cover tuition, fees and books.
All of this year's recipients will be studying either secondary or middle level math
education.
Klose Scholars Day provides students with the opportunity to interview with College
of Applied Studies faculty and current Klose Scholars, present a mini-lesson, and
participate in a group activity. In addition to the day’s event, students are required
to submit two essays with their scholarship application.
The College of Applied Studies congratulates the following recipients:
Caleb Bartlett,from Bel Aire, Kansas, will graduate from Wichita Heights High School and plans to
study secondary education in mathematics.
John Bergman, from Wichita, will graduate from Bishop Carroll Catholic High School and will study
secondary education in mathematics.
Zaiylah Bronson,from Leavenworth, Kansas, will graduate from Lansing High School and will study education
in middle-level mathematics.
Nate Dao, from Wichita, will graduate from Bishop Carroll Catholic High School and will study
education in middle-level mathematics.
Kaitlyn Helmut, from Towanda, Kansas, will graduate from Circle High School and will study secondary
education in mathematics.
Catherine Jessee, from Olathe, Kansas, will graduate from Olathe East High School and will study education
in middle-level mathematics.
Gabrielle Pritz, from Maize, Kansas, will graduate from Maize South High School and will study education
in middle-level mathematics.
Knowel Taylor, from Kansas City, Missouri, will graduate from Park Hill South High School and will
study secondary education in mathematics.
Information regarding the Doris and Ralph Klose Scholarship and other College of Applied
Studies scholarship opportunities can be found atwww.wichita.edu/casscholarships.
Wichita State University serves as the Kansas urban-based research university, enrolling
more than 15,000 students from every state in the U.S. and more than 100 countries.
Wichita State and WSU Tech are recognized for being student centered and innovation
driven.
Located in the largest city in the state with one of the highest concentrations in
the United States of jobs involving science, technology, engineering and math (STEM),
Wichita State University provides uniquely distinctive and innovative pathways of
applied learning, applied research and career opportunities for all of our students.
The Innovation Campus, which is a physical extension of the Wichita State University main campus, is one
of the nation’s largest and fastest-growing research/innovation parks, encompassing
over 120 acres and is home to a number of global companies and organizations.
