Prindle receives K-State’s Putnam Scholarship

Fengxue Zhang, Co-Editor-in-Chief|March 30, 2016

Senior Kirsten Prindle at Hays High School, was awarded Kansas State University’s Putnam Scholarship during ceremonies at the university on Feb. 19.

Pat Bosco, Vice President for student life and dean of students, presented the award.

Recipients must have a minimum 32 ACT score and a cumulative GPA of a 3.85.

This scholarship is renewable for 3 years at $9,000 a year.

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