FHSU to graduate first class of Master of Social Work students
FHSU Media Relations
A need for more social workers in Fort Hays State University’s service area led to the addition of a Master of Social Work (MSW) online program a year ago.
Like with any first-year program, FHSU was optimistic but maintained realistic expectations of how many students would enroll for the 2020-21 school year. The maximum number of spots for the first year was 52, and applications far exceeded that number.
“We thought it would be a popular program,” Davis said. “We were concerned about filling our first class, but we have had to put people on a waiting list. The response has been tremendous.”
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Three candidates for Eudora’s superintendent position all of them superintendents from elsewhere in Kansas visited the district this past week, and now it’s up to the Eudora school board to decide which of them will get the job.
During their visits, candidates Darrel Kohlman, Jason Cline and Stu Moeckel each had a daylong tour of the district’s schools, a half-hour meet-and-greet with the public and an interview with the school board in an executive session. Kohlman, superintendent of Nemaha Central school district (Seneca), visited on Wednesday; Cline, of the South Brown County school district (Horton), was on Thursday; and Moeckel, of the Madison-Virgil school district, was on Friday.
GCCC criminal justice wins awards
Garden City Telegram
Garden City Community College’s Criminal Justice competition team competed in a virtual regional competition and finished with five 1st place finishes, one 2nd place finish, and two 3rd place finishes.
In early April, Fort Hays State University held a virtual competition for Region 3 of the American Criminal Justice Association.
Competing from home base, the GCCC team, also known as Tau Epsilon Lambda, was comprised of Jacob Erickson, Bailey Jackson, Ian Crone, Bailey Orosco, Noah Gentry, Karen Ayala, and Erick Moreno. These students competed against other community colleges and four-year universities in the Lower Division. GCCC Criminal Justice Instructors, Brandy Unruh and Gary Kuenstler, competed in the Professional Division.