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On the recordJanuary 30, 2023
Mr. President, I rise today to honor and recognize the wonderful career of Amy Button Renz. Like many, Amy began her career in Washington, DC, where she interned for both Senator Bob Dole and Representative Garner Shriver during the summer of 1974. After graduating from Kansas State University in the spring of 1976, Amy came back to DC, where she worked for Senator Roman Hruska until his retirement that December. Her time in public service was not over, as she moved back to Kansas to work for State Senator Ron Hein during the 1977 legislative session. After her time in the Kansas Statehouse, Amy began her career with the Kansas State University Alumni Association in 1977. She would be named president and CEO of the alumni association in 1994, becoming the first female alumni director in the history of the Big Eight and later the Big 12 conference. Throughout her career, she has been crucial in the development of programming efforts, most notably as the lead fundraiser for the alumni center building campaign as well as serving as the chair of several search committees that have brought key administrator to Kansas State University. She has raised millions of dollars for student scholarships, and has always put the students of Kansas State University first. Amy has been recognized for her servant leadership ceaselessly.…
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Roger Marshall
Republican · Kansas

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