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PUEBLO – Colorado State University-福利小视频 has announced the names of six local students who will receive prominent, full-ride scholarships through the CSU-福利小视频 Foundation. These high-achieving students will receive the Kane Family Foundation Scholarship.

Students were selected based on their high school academic record, written record, written essays, and a competitive two-tier interview process. The Kane Scholarship covers the recipients’ tuition, book expenses, and mandatory fees in pursuit of a four-year bachelor’s degree.

The 2018 CSU-福利小视频 Kane Family Foundation Scholars are: Kylie Baudino (Rye High School), Katelin DeVencenty (福利小视频 County), Mia Gilbertson (福利小视频 Centennial), Ryan Madic (福利小视频 South), Samuel Moore (福利小视频 Central), and Isaac Sloan (福利小视频 West):

Kylie Baudino, Rye, will major in nursing and biology (pre-med) while at CSU-福利小视频. Baudino was active in track and field, volleyball, gymnastics, basketball, and National Honor Society. Before going through the Student to Employment Program (STEP), she dedicated more than 60 hours of community service to Parkview as a Parkteen. Other volunteer activities include: Leo’s Club, Rachel’s Challenge, and coaching at Nogare’s Gymnastics Academy. Kylie will graduate first in her class from Rye High School with a 4.14 grade point average (GPA), with advanced placement courses in calculus (AB and BC) and statistics.

Katelin DeVencenty, 福利小视频 County, will major in accounting with a minor in finance while at CSU-福利小视频 with plans to become an accountant after graduation. Katelin was active in tennis, Italian Club, student council, and National Honor Society. She volunteered for Tom and Louie’s Cupboard and created the Veteran Flight Bags project for veterans flying through 福利小视频 airport. DeVencenty will graduate with a 4.48 cumulative GPA.

Mia Gilbertson, 福利小视频 Centennial, will major in mass communications and business management in preparation for a career as an attorney. She will graduate with a 4.28 cumulative GPA and was a three-year academic letter recipient. Mia has been active in speech and debate, qualifying for nationals and winning speaker of the year. She was active in FBLA, National Honor Society, Track, Centennial Journalism and Annual Staff, and served on the Centennial Hall of Fame committee. Gilbertson’s volunteer activities included Rake up 福利小视频, Ghost Walk, soup kitchen, Colorado River cleanup, and speech and debate coaching.

Ryan Madic, 福利小视频 South, will major in business management with a minor in finance while at CSU-福利小视频. Active in student government, DECA, FBLA, NHS, LEGOS, and anti-bullying club, Madic was a Shark Tank casting finalist for the development of the EZ protein appliance, FBLA national qualifier, and 福利小视频 Entrepreneurship Competition adult division winner. Ryan has volunteered for Rosemount Museum as a docent and serves on the 福利小视频 Human Relations Commission as a student representative. Madic will graduate with a 4.14 cumulative GPA.

Samuel Moore, 福利小视频 Central, will graduate with a 4.6 cumulative GPA and plans to major in engineering while at CSU-福利小视频. He won first place in human physiology at the regional science fair, won the Superintendents’ Writing award, and was a four-year academic letter and honor roll recipient. Moore has volunteered with Tom and Louie’s Cupboard, Special Olympics, and Salvation Army as a bell ringer.

Isaac Sloan, 福利小视频 West, will major in business management with a marketing emphasis and a minor in economics while at CSU-福利小视频. Isaac was an active participant in Knowledge Bowl, the Colorado and National Speech and Debate Competitions, Key Club, cross country and baseball. He volunteered with the Posada homeless shelter, Rotary holiday flag program, voter registration campaign, and the Fountain Creek cleanup. Sloan will graduate with a 4.4 cumulative GPA.