K-State NewsMANHATTAN — Two Kansas State University students are winners in a video competition offered at the College of Business Administration's Inclusion Summit on Oct. 21. The summit, conducted virtually, was sponsored by the college, Union Pacific Railroad and the K-State Student Governing Association. K-State students and organizations were invited to submit a 60-second video on what inclusion means to them. Earning first place and the $1,000 top prize was Richard Gutierrez, a senior in educational studies,&nbsp;Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Ross Henderson, senior in human resource management and management information systems,&nbsp;Hays, won third place and a $575 prize. Second place, worth $800, was won by the Staley School of Leadership Studies Ambassadors.Winning videos can be viewed at&nbsp;<a href="https://cba.k-state.edu/about/inclusion-summit.html">cba.k-state.edu/about/inclusion-summit.html</a>.&nbsp;<figure>
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🎥 Hays student earns prize in K-State video competition