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Dean's List | Illinois Students Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Fall 2011 | Dean's List | Illinois Students Middle Student City ZIP Last Name First Name College Major Name Class Addison Adams Sarah Elizabeth 3 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Animal Sciences Addison Cruce Justin T 1 Engineering Civil Engineering Addison Foster Kayla E 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Biology Addison Gerth Christopher M 2 Engineering Electrical Engineering Addison Kelly Rebecca R 1 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Food Science & Human Nutrition Addison Kwee Dustin J 1 Business Curric Unassigned Addison Patel Megh J 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Addison Ramir Tyler J 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Addison Ramirez Amanda Marie 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Psychology Addison Rowley Jennifer Marie 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences English Addison Saporito Daniela Clara 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Communication Algonquin Badmus Oyindamola Hanna Y2 Law Law Algonquin Blunk Melissa Kelly 3 Applied Health Sciences Recreation, Sport & Tourism Algonquin Demetriou Nicholas P 1 Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Algonquin Dobbelaere Andie V 2 Business Marketing Algonquin Dombrowski Anthony J 3 Fine & Applied Arts Architectural Studies Algonquin Gardeck Matthew John 4 Business Accountancy Algonquin Kaczar Brian C 1 Business Curric Unassigned Algonquin Kale Brett W 1 Business Curric Unassigned Algonquin Koniewicz Kristen L 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences Biology Algonquin Kunzweiler Christopher K 4 Business Accountancy Algonquin Lindgren Erika A 2 Applied Health Sciences Speech & Hearing Science Algonquin Loboda Thomas Jason 4 Engineering Computer Science Algonquin Marchwiany Monique Patricia 2 Fine & Applied Arts Graphic Design Algonquin Marchwiany Daniel A 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology 1 Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Fall 2011 | Dean's List | Illinois Students Middle Student City ZIP Last Name First Name College Major Name Class Algonquin Mixon Andrew J 3 Business Finance Algonquin Nowicke Elizabeth A 4 Fine & Applied Arts Architectural Studies Algonquin O'Toole Dillon A 1 Applied Health Sciences Recreation, Sport & Tourism Algonquin Ojeda Kayleigh Elizabeth 4 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Animal Sciences Algonquin Patel Tejal T 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Biology Algonquin Pedretti Stephanie Rebecca 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Algonquin Rapp Nathan Lindstrom 3 Engineering Mechanical Engineering Van Der Algonquin Sarah A 2 Applied Health Sciences Speech & Hearing Science Bosch Algonquin Wang Gary L 2 Engineering Computer Science Algonquin Yaffe Kyle B 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Atmospheric Sciences Algonquin Zamudio Ryan Cruz 1 Division of General Studies Undeclared Allerton McComas Whitney Deann 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Classics Alpha Curry Cody M 3 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Crop Sciences Alsip Cullen Kelly B 3 Business Finance Alsip Morrissey Robert J 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences History Alsip Rose Joshua Thomas 2 Applied Health Sciences Kinesiology Alsip Ryan Kelly Walsh 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Altona Nelson Brian C 4 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Agricultural & Consumer Economics Amboy Montavon Westin P 2 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Technical Systems Management Annawan Wells Luke A 3 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Food Science & Human Nutrition Antioch Moser Zachary Warren 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences History Antioch Rabkin Samantha A 1 Division of General Studies Undeclared Antioch Stella Tiffany Crystal 3 Applied Health Sciences Kinesiology Antioch Talley Kaela M 4 Fine & Applied Arts Music Education Argenta Ferguson Zachary Raymond 3 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Crop Sciences 2 Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Fall 2011 | Dean's List | Illinois Students Middle Student City ZIP Last Name First Name College Major Name Class Arlington Heights Abrahamson Laura M 1 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Adreani Amanda R 1 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Allen Jason B 3 Engineering Aerospace Engineering Arlington Heights Arkin Alyssa J 4 Fine & Applied Arts Music Education Arlington Heights Arkin Lauren N 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences Germanic Languages & Literature Arlington Heights Berg Ian C 4 Engineering Engineering Mechanics Arlington Heights Bluver Ted Robert 4 Engineering Civil Engineering Arlington Heights Braun Elizabeth Ruth 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Communication Arlington Heights Brooks Ryan M 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Arlington Heights Cascino Kevin Casey 2 Engineering Computer Science Arlington Heights Cichowicz Lindsay E 4 Education Elementary Education Arlington Heights Clarke Valerie L 4 Fine & Applied Arts Urban Planning Arlington Heights Connor Jordan R 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Psychology Arlington Heights Czurylo Todd A 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Dietrich Michael Paul 3 Fine & Applied Arts Architectural Studies Arlington Heights Dix Kevin F 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences Economics Arlington Heights Donnewald Katherine A 2 Business Curric Unassigned Arlington Heights Dubovoy Mauricio 3 Business Finance Arlington Heights Dugan Stephen J 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Mathematics Arlington Heights Eisenhuth Emily Nicole 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences English Arlington Heights Ermakov Yekaterina 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Esquivel Allison Elizabeth 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Etchingham John R 3 Business Curric Unassigned Arlington Heights Falk Alyssa Marie 4 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Agricultural & Consumer Economics Arlington Heights Festenstein Alex James 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Psychology 3 Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Fall 2011 | Dean's List | Illinois Students Middle Student City ZIP Last Name First Name College Major Name Class Arlington Heights Fitzsimons Damian Sean 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Gancarz Daniel J 4 Engineering Civil Engineering Arlington Heights Georgiev Konstantin 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences History Arlington Heights Giannis Matthew E 4 Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arlington Heights Graven Jonathon A 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Mathematics Arlington Heights Greer David C 2 Engineering Electrical Engineering Arlington Heights Gruendel Emily C 3 Fine & Applied Arts Architectural Studies Arlington Heights Hughes Jordan E 3 Applied Health Sciences Community Health Arlington Heights Idzik Matthew J 3 Engineering Computer Engineering Arlington Heights Kedzie Ryan Andrew 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Arlington Heights Kendzior John Donald Y2 Law Law Arlington Heights Kiefer Jon A 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Actuarial Science Arlington Heights King Brendan P 2 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Klein Joseph P 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Interdisciplinary Arlington Heights Koob Nicole A 3 Fine & Applied Arts Art Education Arlington Heights Krock Mitchell A Y2 Law Law Arlington Heights Kwiatek Michael J 4 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Horticulture Arlington Heights Lekas Nicole Marie 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences English Arlington Heights Less Jennifer D 3 Applied Health Sciences Speech & Hearing Science Arlington Heights Linden Daniel John 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Arlington Heights Livesay Jonathan J 2 Business Curric Unassigned Arlington Heights Lyon Briana Marie 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Earth Systems, Env, & Society Arlington Heights Maiorano Carmen N 2 Business Curric Unassigned Arlington Heights Malsom Daniel J 3 Engineering Civil Engineering Arlington Heights Mares Natalie Elizabeth 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences English 4 Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Fall 2011 | Dean's List | Illinois Students Middle Student City ZIP Last Name First Name College Major Name Class Arlington Heights McArdle Samantha Caitlyn 1 Liberal Arts & Sciences Spanish Arlington Heights McGovern Thomas M 2 Business Curric Unassigned Arlington Heights Mier Neil J 2 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Arlington Heights Mijal Katherine E 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences English Arlington Heights Mohan Ancy Sarah 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Chemistry Arlington Heights Moss Christopher P 4 Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arlington Heights Moss Jennifer M 3 College of Media Advertising Arlington Heights Mulvihill Brian J 3 Business Finance Arlington Heights Murphy Conner D 1 Division of General Studies Undeclared Arlington Heights Murray Megan E 3 Liberal Arts & Sciences Psychology Arlington Heights Nathanson Michael D 4 Business Finance Arlington Heights O'Leary Brian K 3 College of Media Advertising Arlington Heights Oates Sarah Mae 4 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Animal Sciences Arlington Heights Oconnor Elizabeth D 3 Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences Food Science & Human Nutrition Arlington Heights Ouska Michelle E 3 Applied Health Sciences Health Arlington Heights Pellant Lauren 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences Molecular and Cellular Biology Arlington Heights Pesenko Jacqueline S 4 School of Social Work Social Work Arlington Heights Phillips Audrey A 4 Applied Health Sciences Community Health Arlington Heights Podgorska Justyna 4 Liberal Arts & Sciences International Studies Natural Resources & Environmental Arlington Heights Roche Molly T 1 Agricultural,
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