Ten students at Missouri S&T have been nominated by student organizations to compete for the title of 2018 Homecoming Queen.

The winner will be chosen after interviews and a campuswide election held the week prior to Homecoming. Missouri S&T’s Homecoming will be held Oct. 12-13.

The queen and king, as well as runners-up, will be announced during halftime ceremonies of the Missouri S&T Homecoming football game. The game, which features Missouri S&T and William Jewell University, starts at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, at Allgood-Bailey Stadium.

The queen candidates are:

Daryn Bourne, a senior in civil engineering from Lake Waukomis, Missouri, representing Pi Kappa Alpha

Abbie Braden, a graduate student in chemistry from McLeansboro, Illinois, representing Alpha Chi Sigma

Rose Gartner, a junior in geology and geophysics from Jefferson City, Missouri, representing Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi

Chelsea Harris, a senior in psychology from Joplin, Missouri, representing Alpha Psi Omega

Rachel Jones, a senior in metallurgical engineering from Bethalto, Illinois    , representing Kappa Delta

MacKenzie Kleinmann, a senior in environmental engineering from Highland, Illinois, representing Delta Omicron Lambda

Tamar Makharashvili, a graduate student in electrical engineering from Rolla, Missouri, representing International Students Club

Sabrina McCaine, a freshman in engineering from St. Louis, representing Thomas Jefferson Hall Association

Aislynn Pasierb, a sophomore in applied mathematics from St. Louis, representing Phi Sigma Pi

Taylor Smith, a senior in biological sciences from Rockford, Illinois, representing Chi Omega.