Shane Runs Ethical, Honest SGA Campaign
Brother Doug Shane finished third in the Student Body President Primary. Unfortunately, only two candidates advanced to the general election. Shane, a Junior in Animal Science - Pre Veterinary Medicine, has served as a Student Senator for the past year and has been very active in many organizations on campus.
Throughout the campaign, Shane and his running mate Brandon West ran a campaign that was positive, honest and followed all rules and regulations of the Student Government Association. His integrity shown in this hard fought process truly reflects the values of our fraternity. All brothers of Alpha Zeta should be proud of the character of Brother Shane and the representation he has given our house on campus.
New Officers Elected
Alpha Zeta Chapter Recently elected it's officers for the upcoming year. The new officers are:
Noble Ruler - Clint VenJohn
VNR Membership Development - Austin Dezeeuw
VNR Finance - Justin Hagedorn
VNR Recruitment - Kevin Morgan
VNR Alumni Relations - Kyle Meenan
VNR Scholarship - Ben Tokach
VNR Planning - Garrett Lister
VNR Activities - John Jones
VNR Operations - Scott Neufeldt
Chaplain - Gared Shafer
Alpha Zetas are leaders on Campus
Several Alpha Gamma Rho members hold leadership positions in the College of Agriculture and the University. These include:
Student Government: Dalton Henry is currently the Student Body President. Shane Blaes, Jacob Gouldie, Brandon Harder and Doug Shane are Student Senators from the College of Agriculture. These brothers are responsible for voicing student's concerns to the administration.
Ag Student Council: Miles Theurer is currently the ag council President. Jared Wilson is treasurer, Shane Blaes is Activities Chair, Justin Hagedorn is an Ag Telefund Chair, Clint VenJohn is an Honor Code Review Chair and Austin Dezeeuw is a Course and Curriculum Representative. The Ag Student Council sponsors and supports student activities and communicates with agricultural student organizations.
AGR's also hold leadership positions in numerous clubs and organizations in the College of Agriculture and Kansas State University.