Dr. Chaz Mailey, psychologist for K-State Counseling Services, will answer submitted questions each week this semester. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Laura Meyers is the chairwoman of Kansas State University College Republicans and a junior in mass communications. (George Walker | The Collegian)

Dawn Deter raised money for the Manhattan Special Olympics. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Connor Corley, senior in psychology, experienced personal hardships that influenced his decision to change majors.

Connor Corley, senior in psychology, experienced personal hardships that influenced his decision to change majors.

Brittany Husong, senior in communication studies and Campus Ambassador for Kansas State University, holds a Gift of Life banner up to raise awareness about bone marrow and stem cell donation on Sept. 16, 2015. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

Brittany Husong, senior in communication studies and Campus Ambassador for Kansas State University, holds a Gift of Life banner up to raise awareness about bone marrow and stem cell donation on Sept. 16, 2015. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

Lucy MacDonald, senior in theater and history, has been the stage manager for many theater productions over the course of her K-State career. Contrary to popular belief, "unappreciated" and stereotyped majors in the arts do teach students marketable skills that employers value, like engaging people, fostering important conversations, researching, and writing, in MacDonald's case. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Kel Neil, senior in kinesiology, has a passion for motivational speaking. As a member of multiple clubs/organizations at K-State, he has had the opportunity to join multiple motivational speaking groups and reach out to many others in a positive way. (Vail Moshiri | The Collegian)

Kurt Roberts, Executive Director of the Career Coach program, works with students through a new program that focuses on helping students discover possible career opportunities.

Two and a half year old Oliver watches customers crossing the street, on guard in the window at the Dusty Bookshelf. (Vail Moshiri | The Collegian)

President and founder of “The International Nonprofit Coalition," Madison May has been finding new active members since the start of this school year. The club's main focus will be hosting philanthropy events for nonprofit organizations outside the U.S. starting with Water.org. May was inspired to start the new club on campus after studying abroad and visiting many countries directly impacted by the Water.org organization. (Renee Dick | The Collegian)

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Lauren Rumbaugh, senior in animal sciences and industry was recently crowned as Miss Rodeo Kansas 2016. By participating in the pageant, women involved in agriculture industry compete and advocate for sportsmanship in rodeo while being poised and positive influences. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian)

Rebecca Jenkins, senior in economics, through her travels, experiences, friendships and news reading has developed a passion for learning about social issues and leading the charge for social justice in places that would otherwise be far from her and to which she would otherwise have no connection if not for her empathy. She currently coordinates Alternative Spring Break trips through the School of Leadership Studies, and hopes to use her passion to help solve some of the world's biggest social issues after college. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Rebecca Jenkins, senior in economics, through her travels, experiences, friendships and news reading has developed a passion for learning about social issues and leading the charge for social justice in places that would otherwise be far from her and to which she would otherwise have no connection if not for her empathy. She currently coordinates Alternative Spring Break trips through the School of Leadership Studies, and hopes to use her passion to help solve some of the world's biggest social issues after college. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Kali Summers, Executive Officer and Program Manager of the Institute for the Health and Security of Military Families, is in charge of helping train the community on military culture. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

Corbin Moore, senior in mechanical engineering stands with his longboard at Observation Point on Oct 22, 2015. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Corbin Moore, senior in mechanical engineering stands with his longboard at Observation Point on Oct 22, 2015. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Corbin Moore, senior in mechanical engineering, speeds around a corner at Observation Point on Oct 22, 2015. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

Loki, a rare Lykoi cat, is owned by Wendy and Dominic Barnes, who are currently the only breeders in the state of Kansas. In 2011 the Lykoi breed was accpeted into the International Cats Association. (Mason Swenson | The Collegian_

As the maintenance supervisor for zone three, Tim Brunner is in charge of overseeing the maintenance of 14 buildings on K-State's campus. Even with the long hours that Brunner works, he loves what he does at K-State. (Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)

Tori Farwell, sophomore in biology with an emphasis on pre-med, enjoys breakfast with Marge Oaklief, resident of Manhattan, on Nov. 14, 2015. Farwell is a morning girl for Marge, a quadriplegic and former K-State professor. (Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)

Austin Ebert, junior in biological systems engineering, attended the 2015 Ag Future of America conference from Nov. 5-8 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

Austin Ebert, junior in biological systems engineering, attended the 2015 Ag Future of America conference from Nov. 5-8 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

Sally Mayes, founder of Friends of Animals Kansas, sits in her living room with two of her dogs Sammy (on her lap) and Max on Nov. 30, 2015. (Evert Nelson | The Collegian)

Sally Mayes, founder of Friends of Animals Kansas, sits with one of her dogs, Sammy Monday November 30, 2015 at her home in Junction City. (Photo by Evert Nelson | The Collegian)

Sally Mayes, founder of Friends of Animals Kansas, sits with one of her dogs, Sammy Monday November 30, 2015 at her home in Junction City. (Photo by Evert Nelson | The Collegian)

Jacquelyn Sommers, junior in architectural engineering and member of Society of Women Engineers, works the Scholars Assisting Scholars help desk in Fiedler Commons on Dec. 1, 2015. Sommers currently serves as SWE president. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Finishing up her first semester here at K-State, Dr. Angela Zhang is the assistant professor of mass communications and journalism that strives to make a significant impact to students in the A. Q. Miller journalism program. (Nathan Jones | The Collegian)

Caleb Amundson, graduate student in interior architecture and product design was declared the finalist in the NEXT Student Design Competition on January 15, 2016. (Emily Starkey | The Collegian)

Jim Badders, assistant director of Cashiers and Student Accounts at K-State, assists K-State students and their families when paying college tuition becomes stressfull. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Fatmah AlQadfan, graduate student in drama therapy, wants more people to understand her culture and faith. (Miranda Snyder | The Collegian)

Timmy Roberts, freshman in music education, picked up the string bass in grade school after a teacher noticed his musical control abilities. Roberts encourages anyone who wants to pursue music not to be discouraged thinking it's only for those who have played an instrument for years because anyone can pick up an instrument and learn at any time. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Timmy Roberts, freshman in music education, picked up the string bass in grade school after a teacher noticed his musical control abilities. Roberts encourages anyone who wants to pursue music not to be discouraged thinking it's only for those who have played an instrument for years because anyone can pick up an instrument and learn at any time. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Timmy Roberts, freshman in music education, picked up the string bass in grade school after a teacher noticed his musical control abilities. Roberts encourages anyone who wants to pursue music not to be discouraged thinking it's only for those who have played an instrument for years because anyone can pick up an instrument and learn at any time. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Left to right: Matthew Klassen, Zach Levin, and Victor Barron are all contractors for the Wildcat 2 Go delivery service. (Jessica Robbins | The Collegian)

K-State track & field star Akela Jones, senior in sociology, is already well on her way to competing in the Olympics this summer, having already won a Big 12 long jump title, and Big 12 and NCAA heptathlon titles in her time at K-State. She broke the K-State penthatlon record at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational Jan. 22, and as a result is the current world leader in the pentathlon. (Parker Robb | The Collegian)

Dr. Tom Williams, professor for the University of Chester Business School's Finance and Travel and Tourism program, speaks in Sara Quinn's magazine and feature writing class in Kedzie Hall on Feb. 8, 2016. (Miranda Snyder | The Collegian)

Riley Katz, junior in women’s studies, is an officer for the new organization, Kansas State University Gender Collective. (Emily Starkey | The Collegian)