Apr 17, 2021

Dunekack receives $1,000 scholarship from Wheatland Electric

Posted Apr 17, 2021 10:00 PM
Bruce W. Mueller (left), CEO and General Manager of Wheatland Electric, awards Cal Dunekack (right), senior at Great Bend High School, with a $1,000 scholarship during Wheatland’s 73rd Annual Meeting in Great Bend, KS on Wednesday.
Bruce W. Mueller (left), CEO and General Manager of Wheatland Electric, awards Cal Dunekack (right), senior at Great Bend High School, with a $1,000 scholarship during Wheatland’s 73rd Annual Meeting in Great Bend, KS on Wednesday.

Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc. announced that Cal Dunekack, senior at Great Bend High School, was awarded a $1,000 scholarship Wednesday at Wheatland’s Annual Meeting in Great Bend.

Each year, Wheatland Electric provides fourteen $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors who attend one of the thirteen high schools in Wheatland Electric’s service territory, as well as one at-large scholarship for a student whose parent/guardian is a member of Wheatland Electric, but does not attend one of the schools in Wheatland’s service territory.

This year, nearly 70 students applied for the scholarships and a panel of the Wheatland Electric Board of Trustees reviewed and selected the scholarship recipients.

“Wheatland Electric is committed to the leaders of tomorrow and is proud to award these scholarships to assist students in obtaining their educational goals,” said General Manager Bruce W. Mueller.

To learn more about the Scholarship Program, please visit weci.net/scholarship-program or contact Alli Conine, Manager of Member Services & Corporate Communications at 620-874-4563 or [email protected].

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Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc., a member owned distribution cooperative headquartered in Scott City, KS, was established in 1948 as a distribution and power cooperative, in the state of Kansas. Today, Wheatland Electric serves more than 33,000 electric meters in 14 Kansas counties and 3 Colorado counties and maintains over 4,000 miles of distribution power lines across western, southcentral Kansas and eastern Colorado.