Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas has announced that Amy Schmierbach, professor of art at Fort Hays State University, will be the recipient of InterHab’s Outstanding Volunteer Award. 

Schmierbach created a special project called <a href="https://archive.hayspost.com/2018/06/24/fhsu-to-host-collaborative-arts-project-with-dsnwk/">“The Collaborative Arts Project,”</a> which engages individuals served by DSNWK as part of her Social Practices in Art class.

Steve Keil, DSNWK director of development, interviewed Schmierbach, along with DSNWK staff members Scott Stults, director of programs and services, and Megan Pfannenstiel, former Collaborative Arts participant and <a href="https://www.mydsnwk.org/what-we-do/custom-creations">Custom Creations</a> employee, for a special video to be shown at InterHab's Awards ceremony.

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 </figure>DSNWKDevelopmental Services of Northwest Kansas has announced that Amy Schmierbach, professor of art at Fort Hays State University, will be the recipient of InterHab’s Outstanding Volunteer Award. Schmierbach created a special project called <a href="https://archive.hayspost.com/2018/06/24/fhsu-to-host-collaborative-arts-project-with-dsnwk/">“The Collaborative Arts Project,”</a> which engages individuals served by DSNWK as part of her Social Practices in Art class.Steve Keil, DSNWK director of development, interviewed Schmierbach, along with DSNWK staff members Scott Stults, director of programs and services, and Megan Pfannenstiel, former Collaborative Arts participant and <a href="https://www.mydsnwk.org/what-we-do/custom-creations">Custom Creations</a> employee, for a special video to be shown at InterHab's Awards ceremony.

FHSU art professor earns InterHab’s Outstanding Volunteer Award