At the University of Missouri, students explore their interests, discover their passions and receive the hands-on training they need to change the world. In May 2024, 5,025 Tigers received a total of 7,548 degrees and certificates, joining a network of more than 362,500 alumni across the globe. And recent Mizzou graduates are seeing success, as more than 95% find employment, continue their education or begin military or service roles within six months of graduation.

Atchison County graduates include the following:

Jaycee Graves, Fairfax, received a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education with an emphasis in Communications and Leadership, an Undergraduate Certificate in Floral Artistry and Management, a Minor in Animal Sciences, and a Minor in Plant Sciences.

Makenna Farmer, Rock Port, received a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Exercise Physiology with an emphasis in Physical Activity, Nutrition & Human Performance.

Gus Hurst, Tarkio, received a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Systems Technology, a Minor in Agribusiness Management, and an Undergraduate Certificate in Precision Agriculture Technology.

McKenzie Wallace, Tarkio, received a Doctor of Medicine in Medicine.

Ella Rolf, Westboro, received a Bachelor of Health Science in Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences, a Minor in Human Development & Family Science, and an Undergraduate Certificate in Multicultural Studies.