SNR Graduate Student Association Gathers Donations for Greensburg, Kansas
At around 9:45 pm CDT, on May 4, 2007, Greensburg, Kansas, was virtually destroyed by an F5 tornado. In response to this disaster, the School of Natural Resource's Graduate Student Association (SNRGSA) organized a donation drive to help the Greensburg victims.
Between May 5 and 16, SNR faculty, staff and students had donated a full pickup load of clothes, non-perishable food, baby supplies, children's toys and other miscellaneous items.
The SNRGSA serves as a representative body for SNR graduate students, promotes a closer relationship within the graduate student community, serves as a channel of communication between graduate students, faculty and staff, and fosters professional development.
Drs. Jim Brandle, Ed Harvey and Mark Kuzila serve as SNRGSA faculty advisors.
The SNR Graduate Student Association organized a donation drive for the victims of Greensburg, Kansas. SNR faculty, staff and students donated a pickup load of clothing and supplies.
Back row: Jim Brandle (faculty advisor), Eric Hunt and Kevin McVey.
Front row: Marcy Pummill, Kim Laing and Ingrid Barcelo.
Not pictured: Jeremy Bower, Jennifer Hogue, Aaron Lotz, Melissa Melvin, Kimberly Payne, Christopher and Brenda Pracheil, John and Courtney Quinn and Carrie Wiese. SNR staff who helped include: Lynne Klawer and Susan Vosler.
