20 K-STATE STUDENTS CHOSEN TO GUIDE WILDCAT WARM-UP

Twenty Kansas State University students will serve as
counselors for a program that offers incoming freshmen much more than a
campus map and a hearty handshake.

Wildcat Warm-up lets new students spend three days and two nights at
K-State getting to know the people and campus while learning success
strategies and K-State traditions. It is an optional program - in
addition to K-State's orientation and enrollment program -- that is
aimed at student retention. Wildcat Warm-up will be offered June 13-15
and June 18-20.

"The Warm-up provides new students entering K-State in the fall a chance
to establish connections with current students, as well as members of
the faculty and staff, during the more relaxed days of summer," said
Emily Lehning, K-State assistant dean of student life. "Then they'll be
better prepared for the excitement and expectations of their first
semester."

Delta Sigs selected as Wildcat Warm-up student counselors for 2008 include:

Mike Nolan, senior in political science, Deerfield;

Ryan Willcott, freshman in pre-professional business administration, Leavenworth;

Travis Stuewe, sophomore in economics, Maple Hill;

Matt Castro, sophomore in art, and Monica Castro, sophomore in electronic
journalism, Houston, Texas.