EMPORIA, Kan. (AP) Three Emporia State University students are launching a national campaign to honor teachers and help the university’s National Teachers Hall of Fame.
The university said in a news release Tuesday that the students are trying to raise $1 million in one semester by encouraging people across the country to honor a teacher.
The students are Beka Enoch of Manhattan, Holli Schletzbaum of Wichita and Kelsey Cowan of Olathe. They are asking people to record comments about a favorite teacher on the Hall of Fame’s website (www.nthf.org) or at the hall of fame’s museum. The comments should be accompanied by a minimum $1 donation.
The money will be used to fund activities at the Teachers Hall of Fame, which was founded in 1989 on Emporia State campus.
