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College of Engineering and Business Allen School of Engineering College of Engineering and Business Allen School of Engineering Travis Michael Bandt ............................................................................ Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Daniel Ryan Baughman .................................................................................................... Cum Laude Garrett Louis Benedict .................................................. Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma Adam Walter Boles ................................................. Cum Laude, Gold Key, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Ryker John Bonte ............................................................................... Summa Cum Laude, Gold Key, Outstanding Senior in Computer and Electrical Engineering, Who’s Who Joseph Ross Brinkman ......................................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Outstanding Senior in Design Engineering Technology, Who’s Who Michael John Cain .................................................................................... Cum Laude, Phi Eta Sigma Alexandria Jaid Claudy ..................................................................... Order of Omega, Skull & Bones Bradley J. Cooper ....................................................................................... Cum Laude, Pi Tau Sigma Cameron Alexander Crenshaw ........................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Outstanding Senior in Mechanical Engineering Julia Lee DeBelly ....................................................... Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Order of Omega William Joseph Dixon .................................... Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Robert L. Greim Award Samuel A. Driffill ..................................................... Cum Laude, Chi Epsilon, Gold Key, Who’s Who Emily Rachel Dunn ....................................................... Magna cum Laude, Alpha Chi, Pi Tau Sigma, Skull & Bones, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Andrew Farrell ..................................................................................... Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Justin Michael Franchville ............................... Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Skull & Bones, Who’s Who Austin Ganger ......................................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Gold Key, Pi Tau Sigma, Who’s Who Stuart Michael Gillig ............................................ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Devin Allen Gingerich ....................................................... Cum Laude, Eta Kappa Nu, Skull & Bones Jack William Guyas .......................................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Who’s Who Sierra Rayne Henderson ................................................. Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Who’s Who Mitchell Glenn Herber ....................... Magna Cum Laude, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi Justen James Hochstetler......................................................................................... Order of Omega Pete Howland ........................................................................... Bateman Kolb Award, Eta Kappa Nu Samuel Alan Hunt ........................................................................................................ Skull & Bones Joseph T. Jacobs ................................................................................................... Omega Chi Epsilon Tyler James Kinsley ..................................................... Cum Laude, Omega Chi Epsilon, Who’s Who Grant D. Klopfenstein .......................................... Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Who’s Who Christopher Roy Laudenschlager ............................................................. Cum Laude, Phi Eta Sigma Andrew Jacob Leichty ..................................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Who’s Who Jacob Andrew Leopold ........................................... Summa Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Gold Key, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Anne Marie Mammel .............................................. Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Order of Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Bridget Louise Marlow ................ Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Skull & Bones, Who’s Who Joshua David Marty .......................................... Magna Cum Laude, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi Kevin Allen Tyler Mercks .................................................................................................. Cum Laude Jordan A. Miller ................................................................................................................ Cum Laude Mitchell Dean Mott ......................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Chi Epsilon, Gold Key, Kunti & Satish Goyal Outstanding Civil Engineering Award, Who’s Who Nguyen Thi Hoang Oanh ..................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Omega Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Brian Scott Orr ......................................................................................................... Chi Alpha Sigma Kelsey Anne Ortiz ..................................................................... Chi Alpha Sigma, Omega Chi Epsilon Evan Wayne Poole ............................................................................. Chi Alpha Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma Haley Lu Reed ........................................................................................................... Order of Omega Jayden Chase Remsburg .................................................................................................. Cum Laude Joseph David Robinson ................................................................................................ Skull & Bones Kyle A. Roskowski ............................................................ Magna Cum Laude, Presidential Gold Key, Order of Omega, Skull & Bones, Who’s Who Allyson Lyn Ross ........................................................................................................... Skull & Bones Robert Dale Ross .................................................................................. Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Adam Josiah Schaaf ......................................................... Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Who’s Who Kirstan Elizabeth Scott ................................................... Summa Cum Laude, Presidential Gold Key, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Who’s Who Zachary David Seder............................................................................. Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Kathleen Marie Seeley ................................................................ Alpha Psi Omega, Order of Omega Kyle Thomas Isidore Siegrist ............................... Cum Laude, Gold Key, Skull & Bones, Who’s Who Joshua M. Simmons ......................................................................................................... Cum Laude Jacob McCord Swanson ........................................................ Cum Laude, Pi Tau Sigma, Who’s Who Kyle Ray Thomas ............................................................. Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Who’s Who Jordan Tinkle .......................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Honors Program, Omega Chi Epsilon, Who’s Who Kaitlin J. Tubbs ............................................................................................................. Phi Eta Sigma Cameron Michael Voss ............................................................................ Cum Laude, Eta Kappa Nu Brandon Michael Walters ............................................... Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Who’s Who Nicole Ashley Walters ........................................... Summa Cum Laude, Gold Key, Honors Program, Distinguished Student in the Allen School of Engineering, Jannen Renaissance Scholar Award, Omega Chi Epsilon, Who’s Who Luke A. Wenger ................................................... Cecil Hauber Civil Engineering Leadership Award, Chi Alpha Sigma, Chi Epsilon Kyle Francis Westjohn ..................................................... Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key, Who’s Who Ketner School of Business Tyler J. Davis ........................................................................... Summa Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Distinguished Student in the Ketner School of Business, Excellence in Accounting Award, Who’s Who Grant Frankland ............................................ Excellence in Sport Management Award, Who’s Who Marissa A. German ................................................................................ Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta, Excellence in Management Award Ean Spenser Gilbert ................................................................. Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Indiana CPA Society Award Sheila Marie Kuss ......................................................................Magna Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta, Institute of Management Accountants Award Rebecca Marie Mann ............................. Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta, Excellence in Finance Award Allison Joann Marley .................................................................................................... Ketner Fellow Luke Gregory Martin ................. Magna Cum Laude, Excellence in Business Administration Award, Gold Key, Who’s Who Foster R. McCollough ....................................................................................................... Cum Laude Kevin Joseph Minnich
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