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Outstanding Student Leader
Daniel Watland
Daniel Watland is a sophomore and current ASCSI Treasurer. Last year, Daniel was an ASCSI Senator and did an outstanding job with the Recreation Council. He was also instrumental in the development and success of the inaugural Change for Children program. In addition to his responsibilities as Treasurer, Daniel was an active leader of the Non-Smoking Resolution that was approved by the Board of Trustees this past summer. Daniel is majoring in Radiologic Technology.
Daniel Watland is a sophomore and current ASCSI Treasurer. Last year, Daniel was an ASCSI Senator and did an outstanding job with the Recreation Council. He was also instrumental in the development and success of the inaugural Change for Children program. In addition to his responsibilities as Treasurer, Daniel was an active leader of the Non-Smoking Resolution that was approved by the Board of Trustees this past summer. Daniel is majoring in Radiologic Technology.
Outstanding Student Organization
Horticulture Club
The CSI Horticulture Club is one of the most active and visible clubs on campus and in the community. The Horticulture students, and their advisor- Dave Kiesig, are involved extensively in numerous projects and activities throughout the Magic Valley. The Horticulture Club, through annual spring and fall sales of their ‘Golden Eagle Guano Brand’ fertilizer, has established its’ own CSI Foundation scholarship endowment for future Horticulture students. The club is well known for their annual corn maze and fresh-pressed apple cider. They annually participate in “60 Hours to Fight Hunger”, “Christmas in the Nighttime Sky”, “Toys for Tots”, and adopt at least one needy family in the Magic Valley for Christmas each year. Their community service projects include Christmas Lights in City Park, public fruit tree pruning workshops in the spring, planting bitter brush with the Department of Fish and Game, and participation in Arbor Day celebrations. CSI Horticulture Club members take their campus and community involvement seriously but what they like best is “working with plants and playing in the dirt.”
Horticulture Club Picture- from left to right
Dave Kiesig-Advisor, Mary Inman, Lea Shanahan-Vice-President, Jim Teffer, Jody Sherwood Holman-President, Sean Graham, Kathy Kruse-Secretary, Teresa Webb, John Walker, Camille Bradley-Treasurer, Philip Stewart –Historian, Marcia Nielson (14 other members not available for picture).
The CSI Horticulture Club is one of the most active and visible clubs on campus and in the community. The Horticulture students, and their advisor- Dave Kiesig, are involved extensively in numerous projects and activities throughout the Magic Valley. The Horticulture Club, through annual spring and fall sales of their ‘Golden Eagle Guano Brand’ fertilizer, has established its’ own CSI Foundation scholarship endowment for future Horticulture students. The club is well known for their annual corn maze and fresh-pressed apple cider. They annually participate in “60 Hours to Fight Hunger”, “Christmas in the Nighttime Sky”, “Toys for Tots”, and adopt at least one needy family in the Magic Valley for Christmas each year. Their community service projects include Christmas Lights in City Park, public fruit tree pruning workshops in the spring, planting bitter brush with the Department of Fish and Game, and participation in Arbor Day celebrations. CSI Horticulture Club members take their campus and community involvement seriously but what they like best is “working with plants and playing in the dirt.”
Horticulture Club Picture- from left to right
Dave Kiesig-Advisor, Mary Inman, Lea Shanahan-Vice-President, Jim Teffer, Jody Sherwood Holman-President, Sean Graham, Kathy Kruse-Secretary, Teresa Webb, John Walker, Camille Bradley-Treasurer, Philip Stewart –Historian, Marcia Nielson (14 other members not available for picture).