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February 19-20, 2021 Benedictine College | Atchison, Kansas
A Letter from the President
I
t is truly a pleasure to welcome you and your guests to Benedictine College for
the Presidential Scholars Weekend. You should be proud to be here. It is quite an
achievement to be considered for one of our 10 full-tuition Presidential Scholarships
and one of the five three-quarter-tuition Dean’s Scholarships. We hope you enjoy a
challenging but rewarding weekend with us. Each person here is one of our best and
brightest applicants, with the potential to be a leader on our campus.
You come to Benedictine College, a top 15 U.S. News & World Report Best College, at
an exciting time. We were blessed to have a strong plan already in place that not only
weathered the storm of the pandemic, but resulted in record enrollment and fundraising
in 2020. Our Benedictine 2020 plan made exciting progress in all three aspects of our
mission of community, faith, and scholarship.
• Community. We opened nine new residence halls, a new Dining Hall with its
distinctive clock tower; renovated our football, basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling,
and soccer facilities; and built the new Murphy Recreation Center.
• Faith. The college was consecrated to Mary, enthroned the Sacred Heart, opened
three new chapels, each providing students 24-hour access to the Blessed Sacrament,
and 1 in 3 students participated in mission trips, visiting 14 countries on
four continents.
• Scholarship. We recently finished building America’s finest small-college science and
engineering building — one of five new academic buildings in seven years — and have
added an architecture major. Our Great Books Program was rated one of the top
25 Great Books Programs in the country by Best College Reviews, and our nursing
school was ranked in the top 50. Be sure to explore our Programs of Distinction:
Honors, Gregorian Fellows, STEM Fellows and, now, Constitutional Fellows!
Now we are looking to the future. Those institutions that succeed after the COVID-19
pandemic will be those that prepared for the future during the pandemic. We can’t wait
to show you what the college is planning for future Ravens.
Benedictine College is truly a place Where Greatness Begins. Our alumni include
bishops, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bank presidents, university presidents, and a Nobel
Peace Prize Laureate — and each of them began as a prospective student like yourself.
I hope we can meet in person this weekend. I invite you to consider what you could
become by being a Raven.
Congratulations on your achievements,
Stephen D. Minnis ’82
President
Weekend Notes Parking
Feel free to park in any parking area on campus.
Campus COVID-19 Expectations Student Attire for Saturday
In response to COVID-19, we are requiring Students should wear professional attire: dresses,
all visiting students and their guests to wear a skirts, dress slacks, blouses, sweaters for women;
protective mask or face covering while on campus slacks, khakis, jackets, ties, sweaters for men. Wear
*Please note that Mass will also be simulcast to overflow seating areas in the Abbey crypt.
and to practice healthy physical distancing. As comfortable walking shoes.
you know, the circumstances surrounding Novel
COVID-19 are fluid and we may need to alter Parents and Guests
the events of this visit at the last minute. Please Join the Benedictine College Parent Association
know of our desire to provide you with the most for a coffee reception on Friday evening. See page
complete visit available. 4 for details. Parents and guests are also invited to
join us for the welcome breakfast on Saturday.
Music Auditions Following breakfast, students will begin the
Students scheduled for a music audition need competition and parents will have the opportunity
to check in between 11:00 - 11:30 a.m., Friday, to hear from residence life, career development,
February 19, in the Murphy Recreation Center. and our college chaplain. Tours and Mass will be
Auditions are only available on Friday. Students available, and the Raven Store and Holy Grounds
will receive their audition time and location will be open at times listed below.
at check-in. Results
We intend to announce the results of the
Meals competitions within four weeks of the second
All meals for students and guests are weekend, which is February 19–20. Students will
complimentary. Meal tickets will be provided at receive both a phone call and a letter informing
check-in for lunch in the Dining Hall on Friday. them of the results.
Meal tickets are not required for the Presidential
Scholars Dinner on Friday, the continental Weekend Masses
breakfast served Saturday, or the Presidential Friday, February 19
Scholars Luncheon served in the Dining Hall 12:10 p.m. St. Benedict’s Abbey
at the conclusion of Saturday’s event. 5:30 p.m. St. Benedict’s Abbey*
Saturday, February 20
Campus Security 8:00 a.m. St. Benedict’s Abbey
You can reach campus security at 913.360.8888 12:10 p.m. St. Benedict’s Abbey
if you have an emergency, are locked out of your 4:00 p.m. (Vigil for Sunday) St. Benedict’s Abbey*
vehicle, or need a jump start. Sunday, February 21
10:00 a.m. St. Benedict’s Abbey*
Campus Resources
The Raven Store
The Raven Store is located Holy Grounds Coffee House Cafe '62 is located in the
in the Haverty Center is located in the Haverty Ferrell Academic Center,
Center, Monte Cassino Inn 2nd floor
Friday, February 19
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Friday, February 19 Friday, February 19
Saturday, February 20 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, February 20
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 3
Friday, February 19
Visit Day
Students and families are welcome to participate in all available activities, unless otherwise noted. Student participants who have signed
up for a music audition or who are attending the Homeschool Student Lunch are asked to check in between 11:00–11:30 a.m. All other
participants may begin their check–in at noon.
Day Schedule
11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 2:15 p.m.
Check–in (Music Auditions Check–in (Non–music) Academic Overview
and Homeschool Lunch only) Murphy Recreation Center Murphy Recreation Center
Murphy Recreation Center
12:10 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Mass (Optional) Community, Faith,
Lunch is Available St. Benedict’s Abbey Church and Scholarship at
Dining Hall Benedictine College
12:45 p.m. Murphy Recreation Center
11:00 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Welcome and Opening
Homeschool Student Lunch Remarks 4:00 p.m.
Dining Hall Murphy Recreation Center Academic Open House
Locations on page 5.
11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m.
Music Audition Overview Walking Tour of Campus 5:00 p.m.
Murphy Recreation Center Depart from the Murphy Meet your Admission
Recreation Center Counselor
Music Auditions Locations on page 10.
Bishop Fink Hall and
St. John Paul II Student Center
Evening Option 1 Evening Option 2
5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
Scholars Mass (Optional) Presidential Scholars Dinner
St. Benedict’s Abbey Church Dining Hall
6:45 p.m. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Presidential Scholars Dinner Parent Coffee
Dining Hall Ferrell Academic Center,
3rd Floor McNicholas Reading Room
8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Benedictine College Parent Association
Parent Coffee
Ferrell Academic Center,
3rd Floor McNicholas Reading Room
Sponsored by the Benedictine College Parent Association
Late Night Options
9:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
Holy Hour & Confession Ferrell Film Festival
St. Benedict’s Abbey Church or Ferrell Academic Center, 1st and 2nd Floor
Sponsored by College Ministry Movies begin at 8:30 p.m., 8:45 p.m., and 9:00 p.m.
Sponsored by St. Martin’s Memorial Hall
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4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Academic Overview
Take this time to visit with two academic departments of your
choosing to learn about specific majors and programs. Sessions
begin at 4:00 p.m. and 4:35 p.m.
Architecture Journalism and Mass
Bishop Fink Hall, 401 Communications
Ferrell Academic Center, 323
Art
Bishop Fink Hall, 406 Math and
Computer Science
Biology Westerman Hall, 133
Westerman Hall, 218
Music
Business Bishop Fink Hall, 203
Includes: Accounting,
Finance, International Nursing
Business, Management, Mother Teresa Center, 201
Marketing
Ferrell Academic Center, 108
Philosophy
Ferrell Academic Center, 308
Chemistry and
Biochemistry
Physics and
Westerman Hall, 403
Astronomy
Westerman Hall, 317
Classics/Great Books
Ferrell Academic Center, 307
Political Science
Ferrell Academic Center, 109
Economics
St. Benedict Hall, 403
Psychological
Sciences
Education Cray Seaberg Hall, 201
Ferrell Academic Center, 220
Sociology and
Engineering Criminology
Includes: Chemical, Civil,
Ferrell Academic Center, 324
Electrical, Mechanical
Westerman Hall,
Murphy McPhee Auditorium
Theatre Arts
and Dance
St. Benedict Hall,
English Mabee Theatre
St. Benedict Hall, 406
Theology
Health, Wellness, and Ferrell Academic Center, 301
Exercise Science
Includes: Athletic
Undecided
Health Care
Ferrell Academic Center, 219
Mother Teresa Center, 101
History
St. Benedict Hall, 408
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Saturday, February 20
Competition
Each student participant will receive an individual schedule with group number at check–in.
Students and families will begin the day together. The competition portion for students will begin
at 10:30 a.m. A separate program is planned for parents and guests.
Morning Schedule Optional Activities
8:00 - 9:15 a.m. 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
Check–in for Student Participants Breakfast
Murphy Recreation Center Dining Hall
9:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. / 9:00 a.m.
Opening Remarks Mass / Rosary
Murphy Recreation Center St. Benedict’s Abbey Church
Stephen D. Minnis ’82, President
Student Schedule Parents and Guests
10:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
Group Dismissal for Students Walking Tour of Campus
Depart from the Murphy Recreation Center
10:30 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.
Interview 11:30 a.m.
Ferrell Academic Center & St. Benedict Hall A Conversation with the Dean
Essay Murphy Recreation Center
Westerman Hall Dr. Kim Shankman, Dean of the College
Current Student Q&A
12:00 p.m.
Murphy McPhee Auditorium, Westerman Hall
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Intro to Discovery Scholars
Murphy Recreation Center
O’Malley-McAllister Auditorium
Tony Tanking ’88, Director of Financial Aid
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Presidential Scholars Luncheon
Student Panel
Dining Hall
Murphy Recreation Center
2:30 p.m.
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Homeschool Meetup
Presidential Scholars Luncheon
Dining Hall (Meet near the stage)
Dining Hall
2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Engineering Reception
Westerman Hall, First Floor
Parents and guests are welcome.
4:00 p.m.
Vigil Mass (Optional)
St. Benedict’s Abbey Church
Recommended to arrive by 3:30 p.m.
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Breakout Group Schedules
10:30 a.m. Interview 10:30 a.m. Essay
Group 6
Group 1
11:15 a.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars 12:00 p.m. Interview
12:00 p.m. Essay 12:45 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars
1:30 p.m. Current Student Q&A 1:30 p.m. Current Student Q&A
2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon 2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon
10:30 a.m. Interview 10:30 a.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars
Group 2
Group 7
11:15 a.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars 11:15 a.m. Current Student Q&A
12:00 p.m. Essay 12:00 p.m. Essay
1:30 p.m. Current Student Q&A 1:30 p.m. Interview
2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon 2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon
10:30 a.m. Essay 10:30 a.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars
Group 8
Group 3
12:00 p.m. Current Student Q&A 11:15 a.m. Current Student Q&A
12:45 p.m. Interview 12:00 p.m. Essay
1:30 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars 1:30 p.m. Interview
2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon 2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon
10:30 a.m. Essay 10:30 a.m. Current Student Q&A
Group 4
Group 9
12:00 p.m. Current Student Q&A 11:15 a.m. Interview
12:45 p.m. Interview 12:00 p.m. Essay
1:30 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars 1:30 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars
2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon 2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon
10:30 a.m. Essay 10:30 a.m. Current Student Q&A
Group 10
Group 5
12:00 p.m. Interview 11:15 a.m. Interview
12:45 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars 12:00 p.m. Essay
1:30 p.m. Current Student Q&A 1:30 p.m. Intro to Discovery Scholars
2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon 2:15 p.m. Scholars Luncheon
Essay and Interview: All student participants will write an essay and have an individual interview with two of our faculty or
staff members. The essay will be written from a set of three to five prompts. Students will have one hour to write. We will
provide bluebooks and pencils for the essay. Students will be notified of their group number at check–in on Saturday.
7Attendance by State
Visiting Competitors
Alabama Erin Staib Jacob Schroeder Santiago Lizarraga Margaret McClelland
Annie Strasavich Bridget Walker Noah Sherman Sean Maddock Michaela Page
Samuel Wells Levi Wojtalik Leah Mages Finnegan Ritchie
Arizona Sabin Yañez Thomas Melcher Lucy Safranek
James Atkinson Iowa Charley Monahan Meredith Weeks
Chloe Barrett Connecticut Luke Aschenbrenner Elizabeth Niederee
John Burch Frances DiModugno Jacob Daniel Nathan Ogden Minnesota
Francis Chang Anna Gedicks Elizabeth Erickson Jameson Parks Emma Berlinger
Reagan Neighbors Elizabeth Roth Sophia McCoppin Sloane Poindexter Isabel Berning
Liam Phelan Molly Roder Isabel Porres Natalie Bielejeski
John Quinlivan Florida Madeline Scheve Rachel Pratt Luke Blackman
Domenico Ricciardi Maximilian Al-Ali Dylan Smidt Valerie Rosqueta Larissa Campbell
Tatiana Tawney Emily Chaffins Annabella Saitta Elizabeth Cox
Thomas Espinosa Kansas Reuben Scheck Ella Gilbertson
Arkansas Wolfgang Louk John Allred Grace Schieferecke Teresa Goodwin
Madelyn Eveld Hannah Moore Grace Anderson Jeffrey Schremmer Audrey Greger
Aidan Everett Faith Quinn Sam Aruskevicius Gabriella Searl Mary Hafner
Max Linares
Attendees as of Friday, February 12, 2021
Grace Quinn Andre Bauer Sabrina Searl Cade Hanson
Gabriela Salvador Brooke Berning Scott Smeltzer Amanda Hawkins
Comejo Georgia Austin Bibler Jacob Steffen William Howell
Joseph Brenner Anna Billam John Steinlage Elizabeth Kaari
California Gabriela Cryan William Brissett Hadley Taggart Leo Loomis
Mary Dougherty Daniel Escala Anne Brungardt Bradley Taylor Samantha Mahoney
Claire Francois Lucia Ferrari Clara Buessing Molly Thomas Olivia Most
Noemi Hernandez Benjamin Houlihan Haley Cahill Justin Williams Gemma Rossini
Elle Holland Nicholas Koval Emily Chik Grace Wohletz JoAnn Stodolka
Emma Lyons Sarah Meersman Cale Curtis Niki Wood Jacob Vaughan
Karina Martin John Strom Mark Davied Cole Voss
Maria Murinova Annabelle Diebolt Louisiana Maura Walsh
Iain Simmons Idaho Gemma Downey Kathryn Brown Anna Walter
Andrew Tong Simon Anderson Daniel Draftz Bridget Goldkamp Landon Witham
Joshua Vetlesen Anna Engel Jordyn Manuel
Hannah Vogel Illinois Jazlyn Fenner Craig Marcello II Mississippi
Sarah Vogel Mariam Couri Isabella Ferraro Thomas Watson Mary Grace Hammond
Avery Cozzi Haley Foster
Colorado Alan Davila Gabriel Friess Maryland Missouri
Victoria Amsberry Emma Dunaway Jenna Gitlin Clare Abel JJonah Bergman
Shelby Bland Jacob Hahn Caché Goracke Sandra Bradley Emma Blase
Joshua Bogumill Maria Jansen Emma Grojean Theresa Fischer Lance Bolles
Mary Dutton Emma Kaminski Margaret Halpin Grace Pollock Nikolai Careaga
Bethany Harris Hope Kapelski Paul Hartman Zachariah Suhar Jasmine Cassidy
Olivia Kendall Madeleine Krause Alexa Hays Szymanski Theresa Colombini
Kade Kurowski Jude McGrath Claire Hinkel Sierra Creek
Thomas McGarrity Anna Schultz Elizabeth Hunt Michigan Joseph Dixon
Maria Miller Margaret Shane Magdalene James Dominic Brown John Dubois
Kiernan Opp Elyse Smith Benjamin Joerger Aidan Cullen Alexandria Emberton
Kirsten Rankin George Spaniol Gabriel Joerger Emma Den Braber Lillian Gardner
Kelly Roberts Devin Wise Sarah Klosterman Rose Gergely Madelynn Gares
Hector Rodriguez Ella Kluge Monica Grayson Alyssa Hall
Madelyn Rutherford Indiana Cael Kuhn Nicholas Hass Margaret Hodge
Abigail Schutte Gabriella Einterz Grace Ladner Hannah Hiester John Hogan
Benedict Siegel Thomas Luehrmann William Lange Connor Lennon Joseph Hogan
Reese Sprister Bethany Rorick Olivia Lemmon Mary Mawby Seppo Hoijarvi
8Rylie Jeffers Julia Nemec North Carolina Daniel Gorrell Cecilia Pogue
Valerie Jones Brianna Peatrowsky Michaela Slinsky Aaron Guzman Peter Reyes
Claire Kammerer Paige Rolf Catherine Hansen Elizabeth Sypal
Sarah Keys Maria Rutledge Ohio Nicole Harrington Marie Elizabeth Virnig
Gustav Kussman Clare Safranek Charles Luke Mark Keller
Nicholas Ledwon Sydney Schmidt Emma Moorhead Alethea Malloy Washington
Natalie McDonough Benjamin Shonka Isaac Martinez Anna Enyeart
Frances Miklovic Elena Sullivan Oklahoma Itxel Martin-Huesca Maria Hemstad
Holly Modlin Stacie Thompson Abigail Jones Charles Miggins Catherine Treis
John Niebrugge Joseph Vanderbeek Gavin Klos Patrick Mulvaney Kate Wilken
Isabella Paoletti Jack Westerman Ryan Petka Gabriel Murphy
Hannah Patterson Anna Youell Gabriel Wallenberg Erika Nittinger Wisconsin
Gioia Perreca Helen Wallenberg Samuel O’Leary Marie Helen Carstens
Mary Raymo Nevada Katherine Youll Isabel Riojas Victoria Goedland
James Rempe Rosina Gillett Alexis Rivera Peter Herron
Margaret Scott Tristan LaGrone Oregon Caroline Rossini Buddy Josef Saunders
Benjamin Shaffer Juliana McLaughlin Markus Seymour Eve Vanden Heuvel
Shelby Stapleton New Hampshire Braden Stewart Genevieve Zignego
Peter Welz James Bord South Carolina Sophia Valdivia
Olivia Graziano Sara Gushue Anthony VanVickle Wyoming
Nebraska Mark Lyons Bert White Sophia Adams
Emmalee Cockerill New Jersey Kaden Ramsdell
Matthew Collins John Paul Moleski South Dakota Virginia
Clare Euteneuer Mary Fitzsimmons Renée Bodoh
Joshua Gonser New Mexico Margaret Collins
Toby Heinemann Reuben Coombs Texas Margaux Gelbach
Parker Hottovy Nicole Lopez Kristoff Boor Rebecca Greiner
Elizabeth Kastl Joseph Bourke Julie Grim
Camryn Makovicka New York Avery Britten Maire Hart
Caroline Maloley Audrey Curley Hannah Cargo Colleen Kosten
Mikayla Miller Veronica Saenz Abigail Cory Katherine Lannon
Matthew Muff Sarah Flick Anton Murray
Virtual Competitors
Grace Adam Thomas Devine Elizabeth Hickman Luke Malanga Benjamin Roper
Bridget Andrews Christina Drapeau Gianna Hippler Abigayle Malone Peter Ruddy
Esmeralda Arce Annalucia Duggan Maria Hoenke Keegan Masser Dylan Sanders
Jason Armstrong Sarah Duggan Kenneth Howard Charles McCarty Marie Sayler
Olivia Banister Taylor Eastland Benjamin Hugoboom Bridget McCaughey Christian Scandrett
John Bergman Preston Eisenmenger Audrey Ickes Emma McDonald Anna Scherer
Ethan Binder William Ekborg Grace Jacobs Claire McLaughlin Isabella Schlegl
Sarah Blackstad Michael Elmenhurst Kate Janczyk Gemma Mendez Ryan Schmitt
Carolyn Bockrath Brennan Elming Svea Johnson Maria-Luisa Mary Seibolt
Catherine Bowman Philip Enzler Anthony Jones Monteiro-Oliveira Peter Sentmanat
Thomas Bristol Maura Flynn Samuel Jones Caroline Moster Emma Sorenson
Leah Burke Mia Gallegos Elise Kalinowski Madeline Murphy Skyler Specht
Claire Cameron-Smith Sophia Garcia Alexander Kaye Connor Nettesheim David Stamp
Kate Chenault Benjamin Gering Gretchen Kleinschmit Isabella Nguyen Aaron Stanley
Cecilia Chiappone Olivia Gislason Daniel Kleinsmith Paul O’Connor Tobias Steffensmeier
Carolyn Cooney Ellen Glynn Jake Kokoszka David O’Leary Zavier Tarrant
Christina Corwin Mary Golden Sophia Krondak Charles Ogden Collin Thielen
Thomas Coyle Ruby Gore Nolan Kyhl Adam Ostrander Eben Treat
Andrew Curran Joseph Gramlich Kiersten Lane Jessica Pammenter Daniel Tynan
John Paul Cyboran Christian Greiner Lucia Larios Liam Philbin Luca Vitale
Veronica D’Amelio Alexander Gutierrez Chiara Le Rose Philbin Anna Wade
Mae Danaher Elizabeth Hall Anne Ledoux Jacob Read Olivia Wildanger
Alessandra De Kroon Rowan Hanby Katrina Lee Mary Rembold Pablo Williams
Dominic DeBratto Brendan Harter Abbie Lehman Kateri Richter Grace Woods
Grace Despard Agnes Hernandez Cayna Love Adam Rimback William Yumbar
9Your Enrollment Team
Enrollment Managment Office of Financial Aid
Peter A. Helgesen Becca Caudle ’13 Kristine Bryant
Dean of Enrollment Management Assistant Director of Financial Aid
Director of Undergraduate Admission
phelgesen@benedictine.edu kmbryant@benedictine.edu
bcaudle@benedictine.edu
Office: 913.360.7479 Office: 913.360.7469 913.360.7480
Mobile: 913.426.1813 Mobile: 913.370.3226
Barbara Portenier
Financial Aid Specialist
bportenier@benedictine.edu
Office of Admission Have Questions? Meet your counselor on Friday at 5 p.m.
913.360.7484
Will Burenheide ’17 Avery Miller ’19 Tona Stone
Associate Director of Financial Aid
Associate Director of Admission Assistant Director of Admission
tstone@benedictine.edu
wburenheide@benedictine.edu amiller@benedictine.edu
913.360.7321
Office: 913.360.7780 Office: 913.360.7538
Mobile: 913.426.2961 Mobile: 913.370.5349
Tony Tanking ’88
Available Friday at Westerman Hall, Available Friday at St. Benedict Hall, 402 Director of Financial Aid
Murphy McPhee Auditorium ttanking@benedictine.edu
913.360.7485
Megan Fassero ’97 Monica Nelson ’18
Assistant Director of Admission
Homeschool Coordinator
megan.fassero@benedictine.edu mnelson@benedictine.edu Additional Offices
Office: 913.360.7967 Office: 913.360.7577
Mobile: 913.370.5301 Mobile: 913.426.4544 Business Office
913.360.7403
Available Friday at St. John Paul II Student
Center, O’Malley McAllister Auditorium
Student Life Office
913.360.7500
Catherine Kluempers ’17 Samuel Smeltzer ’18
Assistant Director of Admission Assistant Director of Admission Student Health Center
ssmeltzer@benedictine.edu 913.360.7117
ckluempers@benedictine.edu
Office: 913.360.7470 Office: 913.360.7468
Student Success Center
Mobile: 913.360.0288 Mobile: 913.426.1723
913.360.7576
Available Friday at St. Benedict Hall, 401
Available Friday at Ferrell Academic Center, 301
Caroline Weis ’19
Assistant Director of Admission
cweis@benedictine.edu
Office: 913.360.7004
Mobile: 913.360.0091
Available Friday at Murphy
Recreation Center
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
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admitted students. Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend.
More information at www.benedictine.edu/soar.
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COMMUNITY OF FAITH AND SCHOLARSHIP.
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