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STUDENT AWARDS Recognition for Latin and Academic Honors For STUDENT AWARDS Recognition for Latin and Academic Honors for Honors Day is based upon a student’s cumulative GPA prior to calculating the final spring 2021 grades. College of Health Professions Graduate Programs Kiersten M. Coatney________________ Didactic Phase Award in Physician Assistant Studies Alexandra Court _________________ Doctor of Physical Therapy Most Outstanding Student Melinda S. Peiserich _ Clinical Phase and Didactic Phase Awards in Physician Assistant Studies Steven R. Wenzel ___________________Clinical Phase Award in Physician Assistant Studies Janaya Wilder ______________________ Doctor of Physical Therapy Distinguished Student College of Graduate and Professional Studies Graduate Programs Allie Curdes _________ Outstanding Student in the Master of Science, Criminal Justice Major Amanda Day _________________ Edwin C. & Ginger Leonard Family Future Leader Award Yancy Hansford Bejarano _______________ Outstanding Student in the Master of Science in Business Analytics Abdul Adil Mohammed _Outstanding Student in the Master of Science in Information Studies Chetan Shankar ______________________ Outstanding Student in the Master of Science in Engineering Management Bailey Marie Vande Giessen______________________ Outstanding Student in the Master of Business Administration Michael Wilson _______________ Edwin C. & Ginger Leonard Family Future Leader Award College of Health Professions Undergraduate Programs Holli A. Beechy ____________________________________Magna Cum Laude, Silver Key Erica S. Bower ______________________________________Magna Cum Laude, Silver Key Montana Marie Cordova___________________________________ Cum Laude, Silver Key Shannon R. Tew ____________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude College of Graduate and Professional Studies Undergraduate Programs Suliman Aamer _____________________________________Magna Cum Laude, Silver Key Torrey Russell Adams ______________________________________________Cum Laude James E. Anderson __________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Ryan Barth ______________________________________________________Cum Laude Gladys L. Birnell __________________________________________Cum Laude, Gold Key Brittany Michele Bleeke ________________________________ Academic Highest Honors Samuel K. Blythe ___________________________________Magna Cum Laude, Silver Key Sheri Krystine Boughton _____________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Kari L. Bramini ___________________________________________________Cum Laude Allexis Brevitz__________________________________________ Academic High Honors Kyle Bueno ______________________________________________________Cum Laude Jolene Caudill ______________________________________________Summa Cum Laude Stephen C. Coble _________________________________________________Cum Laude Aaron M. Corkwell ___________________________________________ Academic Honors Alexander Thomas Crowe ___________________________________________Cum Laude Deborah K. Finicle __________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Katie M. Galbreath _______________________________________ Cum Laude, Silver Key Joy Geist-Norden _____________________________________ Academic Highest Honors Bethany Anne Hagner _____________________________________________Cum Laude Ian D. Hamilton ____________________________________________Summa Cum Laude Tiffany Hartwell __________________________________________________Cum Laude Dawn Renia High ___________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Audra Lynette Hilker ________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Patrick H. Hook ______________________________________ Academic Highest Honors Alicia R. Hoover ____________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Kristy Hopkins ________________________________ Summa Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta Erin L. Koch _______________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Jordan Lynn Lewis __________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Alexis Lane Lytle ___________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Richard Alan Marshall _____________________________________________Cum Laude Philip McBride _______________________________________ Academic Highest Honors Phillip L. Miller _______________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta Maximo E. Pelaez ___________________________________________Summa Cum Laude Gilbert V. Perez ___________________________________ Summa Cum Laude, Gold Key Alondra Reyes-Rivera ______________________________________________Cum Laude Gracelynn Roberts ________________________________________________Cum Laude Blake T. Sawdey ____________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Jesse B. Shelton _____________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Roopa Singh _______________________________________________Magna Cum Laude, Distinguished Student in the College of Graduate and Professional Studies, Gold Key Alejandro Ruben Soto _____________________________________________Cum Laude Lucas Turner ____________________________________________________Cum Laude Michael Vang ______________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Joe Vece _____________________________________ Summa Cum Laude, Delta Mu Delta Elysia Ione Volk ____________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Dillan Michael Ware ________________________________ Summa Cum Laude, Gold Key Glen E. Webb ____________________________________________________Cum Laude Jason M. White ____________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude John D. Wilson Jr. ___________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Nickolaus L. Young ________________________________________________Cum Laude Angela L. Zeider ____________________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Allen School of Engineering & Computing Khalid Hadi Alomran ______________________________________________Cum Laude Alexander Eli William Amaro __________________________ Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Jalan Lee Armstrong _________________________________ Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Matthew Lee Baker ______________ Summa Cum Laude, Chi Epsilon, Presidential Gold Key Brennan W. Battle ___________________ Summa Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Gold Key, Outstanding Senior in Design Engineering Technology Kennedy Rayne Baugh ___________________________________________ Phi Eta Sigma Andrew T. Baughman ________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Jack D. Beakas __________________Summa Cum Laude, Gold Key, Robert L. Greim Award Colleen Marie Bell _____ Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Eta Mu Beta, Ehinger Fellows, Gold Key, Honors Program, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma Ashton Benson _____________________ Cecil Hauber Civil Engineering Leadership Award Bethany Rose Blumer ______________________________________________Cum Laude Brandon Allen Bornkamp ____________Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu Tanner C. Bowers _____________________________ Cum Laude, Gold Key, Phi Eta Sigma Aaron Joshua Brickman __________ Summa Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Ehinger Fellows, Outstanding Senior in Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Presidential Gold Key, Tau Beta Pi Brett Oliver Arthur Bridenthal _______________________________________Cum Laude Karina Ann Bruce _____________________________ Cum Laude, Gold Key, Skull & Bones Samuel Wesley Burge ________________________Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Gold Key Ethan Thomas Caesar __________________________________________ Order of Omega Jacob M. Caldwell ___ Summa Cum Laude, Presidential Gold Key, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma David Cervera ______________________Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Eta Mu Beta, Gold Key Nicholas Chase _____________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Ethan N. Davenport _________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Justin Charles DeClark ___________________________________________ Eta Kappa Nu Robert Leon Deitrick ______________________________________________Cum Laude Lee Thomas Dougherty ______________________________________ Magna Cum Laude Ronald Isaac Everitt ______________Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Ehinger Fellows, Order of Omega, Skull & Bones Ian Michael Fahrenkrog _____Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Chi, Gold Key, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi Joseph Fiorucci _______________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Daria Sophia Frame _____________________________________________ Phi Eta Sigma Heather A. Fritz __________________________________________________Cum Laude Drew Patrick Furman ________________________________________Omega Chi Epsilon Alexander Steven Garcia ____________________________________Cum Laude, Gold Key Anthony August Geraci _____ Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Eta Mu Beta, Presidential Gold Key Kyle Evan Grandmaison ________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma Michael Robert Gruber ____________________________________________Cum Laude Devin D. Hoeppner _________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Trey Nicholas Hossler ________________________________ Magna Cum Laude, Gold Key Jacob Thomas Huston __________________________________ Cum Laude, Phi Eta Sigma Logan James Jenkins _______________________________________________Cum Laude Hannah Grace Johns ____________________Magna Cum Laude, Chi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma Katie Jutte ______________________________________________________Cum Laude Maksym Katasonov _______________________________________________Cum Laude Delaney Michelle Keirn ____________________ Cum Laude, Chi Alpha Sigma, Chi Epsilon Kyle James Kreinbrink _____________________________ Cum Laude,
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