The Student Knights of St. Patrick have been selected to represent Missouri University of Science and Technology’s student organizations during the 106th St. Pat’s celebration in Rolla.

The students will be knighted during a coronation ceremony at 9 p.m. Friday, March 14, in Leach Theatre of Castleman Hall on the Missouri S&T campus. There are 32 knights for 2014.

The practice of knighting students every spring can be traced back to the beginning of the 20th century, when Missouri S&T engineering students declared St. Patrick the patron saint of engineers.

The 2014 Knights of St. Patrick are:

Matthew Callaway, a senior in metallurgical engineering from Jefferson City, Mo., representing Lambda Chi Alpha

Heather Carman, a senior in psychology from Rolla, Mo., representing Delta Omicron Lambda

Timothy Chapman, a senior in computer engineering from Marble Hill, Mo., representing Tau Kappa Epsilon

Brynne Coleman, a senior in aerospace engineering from Fairfax, Va., representing the Thomas Jefferson Hall Association

Brittany Davis, a senior in ceramic engineering from Waterloo, Iowa, representing Zeta Tau Alpha

Nate Dowd, a senior in civil engineering from Lee’s Summit, Mo., representing Delta Sigma Phi

Christopher Farris, a senior in mechanical engineering from Jackson, Mo., representing 4 North

Austin Gerlt, a senior in ceramic engineering from Foristell, Mo., representing KMNR

Dustin Harrelson, a senior in computer engineering from Bowling Green, Mo., representing the Residence Hall Association

John Hostetler, a senior in aerospace engineering from Columbia, Mo., representing Student Union Board

Michael Isom, a junior in chemical engineering from Parkville, Mo., representing Student Council

Ricky Jiles Jr., a senior in aerospace engineering from St. Louis, representing Triangle Fraternity

Sarah Lewey, a senior in English from Rolla, Mo., representing Alpha Psi Omega

Kala Longman, a senior in undergraduate studies from Jackson, Mo., representing Phi Sigma Rho

Justin Lovelady, a senior in biological sciences from St. Peters, Mo., representing Delta Tau Delta

Shannon Loyet, a senior in ceramic engineering from Pacific, Mo., representing Chi Omega

Josh Mahan, a senior in business and management systems from Lebanon, Mo., representing Theta Xi

Nicholas Marik, a senior in mechanical engineering from St. Louis, representing the General Delegation of Independents

Christopher Markus, a senior in chemical engineering from St. Louis, representing the Missouri Miner

Adam McMikle, a junior in history from St. Petersburg, Fla., representing Sigma Nu

Jamie McNeely, a senior in computer science from Lee’s Summit, Mo., representing the Greek Independent Board

Ashley Nickolaisen, a senior in mining engineering from Diamond, Mo., representing Omega Sigma

Steven Nieto, a junior in petroleum engineering from Rolla, Mo., representing Sigma Tau Gamma

Jacob Phelps, a senior in civil engineering from Granite City, Ill., representing Sigma Chi

Eric Rose, a senior in applied mathematics from St. Louis, representing National Residence Hall Honorary

Paul Rosemann, a senior in civil engineering from Maryland Heights, Mo., representing Kappa Alpha

Payne Sawyer, a senior in electrical engineering from Rolla, Mo., representing Beta Sigma Psi

Kristi Seay, a senior in mechanical engineering from St. Charles, Mo., representing Lambda Sigma Pi

Herman Singh, a junior in undergraduate studies from Rolla, Mo., representing Kappa Sigma

Hunter Thurn, a senior in biological sciences from Kansas City, Mo., representing the Residential College Association

Leticia Watson, a junior in business and management systems from Rolla, Mo., representing Wesley House

John Weaver, a junior in metallurgical engineering from Rolla, Mo., representing Phi Kappa Theta.