Camryn Youngers, a recent Pratt Community College (PCC) gradate has continued her educations goals this semester at Fort Hays State University (FHSU).  
“I moved to La Crosse, KS and worked this summer as a CNA and at Vanderbilt's,” said Youngers. “In the fall I will start at Hays and major in Animal Science/Pre-Vet.” 

Pratt Community College (PCC) agricultural science student, Jaden Smith, has been awarded a Kansas Farm Bureau’s (KFB) Foundation for Agriculture scholarship. College students that are attending a Kansas college with a Kansas Farm Bureau Collegiate Chapter and are a collegiate chapter member studying in a field that benefits agriculture and rural Kansas are eligible to apply for this scholarship.

A Pratt Community College student combines two passions to make his own career pathway. PCC Sophomore, Pake Sipes grew up in Stafford, Kan., which Sipes describes as a small agricultural community. Growing up in an agriculture community sparked Sipes interest to attend Pratt Community College and study Agribusiness. He chose to attend PCC because it is close to home, but yet he still has the chance to live on campus.

“I like the class sizes, and the information is interesting,” said Sipes.