Nearly 400 Emporia State University students graduated during recent ceremonies.

Students who graduated from this area include:
Amanda Tufano of Lee’s Summit, Master of Library Science with a concentration in Leadership and Administration
Dylan K. Scheidt of Lees Summit, B.S. in Business in Business Administration
Samantha Dawn Davis of Raymore, Master of Science in School Counseling
David C. Sandvig of Raytown, Master of Science in Special Education with a concentration in Teaching Of Gifted

Emporia State University offers a range of academic programs through its institute and seven schools: Applied Health Sciences, Business & Technology, Humanities & Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary Studies, Library and Information Management & Library and Archives, Science & Mathematics and Visual and Performing Arts, along with The Teachers College.

As the sole public university in Kansas to be recognized as a College of Distinction for eight consecutive years, ESU stands out for its innovative education practices. It ensures accessible education by offering in-state tuition rates to full-time undergraduate students from all lower-48 United States. Additionally, full-time undergraduates benefit from flat-rate tuition – students enrolled in 12 or more credit hours with at least one credit hour on campus pay a flat rate.

For more information on how to build your future at Emporia State University, visit www.emporia.edu.