Applied Human Sciences Ambassadors
The mission of the AHS Ambassador program is to promote the Department of Applied Human Sciences to alumni, friends, prospective students (and their families), and to engage current K-State students. Ambassadors represent the Department of Applied Human Sciences during School, College, and University-wide recruitment events on and off-campus and provide a voice to current students enrolled in the School.
The Applied Human Sciences department is committed to making sure that regardless of what is going on in the world our students will have an enriching, educational, and joyful college experience. Our ambassadors are students just like you with an understanding of the exciting and sometimes nerve-wracking nature of the college experience and are here to help you navigate your own. If you would like to contact an ambassador for guidance about the department of AHS, send an email (listed with descriptions below) and we will be happy to set up an in person or zoom meeting with you!
Become an Ambassador
Applications will open in Spring 2026!
Meet the 2025-2026 AHS Ambassadors!
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Siera Fairley, majoring in Early Childhood Education with Pre-Couple and Family Therapy and Human Development and Family Science. She says, "Something I like about K-State is the traditions here. The second I came on campus, it felt like home to me. I am very grateful to be here!" |
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Morgan Foster, majoring in Human Development and Family Science, Pre-Occupational Therapy, and minoring in Leadership. She says, "I absolutely love being a Human Development and Family Science major because it opens the door to so many meaningful and rewarding career opportunities. This major gives you the tools and knowledge to truly help others in powerful ways. What makes the experience even more incredible is being part of the Department of Applied Human Sciences. The faculty and professors are some of the most passionate and supportive people on campus. They go above and beyond to ensure students succeed, not just academically, but personally and professionally. If you're looking for a major that combines purpose, flexibility, and a caring academic community, the Department of Applied Human Sciences is the perfect place to be." |
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Zoe Hardenbrook, majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders with minors in Gerontology and Leadership. She says, "I love K-State because of its incredible atmosphere. No matter where you are on campus, you're likely to see a friendly face, and often someone you know. That same welcoming spirit is exactly why I’m so passionate about the CSD and Gerontology programs. The professors genuinely care about their students and go above and beyond to support us. I’m so proud to call K-State and the Department of Applied Human Sciences my home!" |
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Leah Schneweis, majoring in Human Development and Pre-Nursing. She says, "I chose my majors because I have always been passionate about helping others, specifically in a hands-on approach." |
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Trey Scott, double-majoring in Human Development and Family Science and Psychology with a minor in Pre-Couple and Family Therapy, and a certificate in Clinical Psychology. He says, "I chose my Human Development and Family Science major because of my passion for helping others, particularly with children and families. I love the content and applying it to my daily life, as well as the flexibility to explore the various opportunities within my department. The professors and my advisor always set me up for success and are truly a privilege to work with. Lastly, I love K-State for the friendly environment on campus, the amazing staff, and Manhattan having a lot to offer for college students." |
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Natalie Sigel, majoring in Integrative Human Sciences with a minor in Nutrition, Financial Counseling, Human Development and Family Science, and a certificate in Community Health and Health Coach. She says, "My favorite thing about Integrative Human Sciences is the opportunity for a creative and individualized degree plan. I love the Department of Applied Human Sciences because the staff truly display their care and support for students." |