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Spring 2020 Honor Roll For Name City State Country Award Grace Aaronson Overland Park KS USA School of Business Leena Abdelmoity Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Guled Abdi Lenexa KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Mohamed Abdirahman Overland Park KS USA School of Business Radhia Abdirahman Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jamima Jasmin Abdul Hakkeem Georgetown, Penang MYS College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Zakria Abdullahi Olathe KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Dhanushki Abeykoon Wichita KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Matt Abfall Mount Prospect IL USA School of Business Zach Abraham Lenexa KS USA School of Business Megan Abruzzo Neosho MO USA School of Education Qays Abu-Saymeh Olathe KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Andrew Abukalam Wichita KS USA School of Pharmacy Amany Abusalim Olathe KS USA School of Health Professions Nadeen Abusalim Olathe KS USA School of Nursing Dominic Accurso Leawood KS USA School of Business Samrat Acharya Kathmandu NPL College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Chris Acker Kechi KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jennifer Ackland Overland Park KS USA School of Nursing Trevor Acord Overland Park KS USA School of Engineering Diego Acosta Kansas City KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Melissa Acosta Wichita KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Olivia Acree Lenexa KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Ross Acree Shawnee KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Aristelle Acuff Springfield MO USA School of Business Trinity Adair Excelsior Springs MO USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Lucas Adam Kansas City KS USA School of Pharmacy Alyssa Adams St. Louis MO USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Ben Adams Naperville IL USA School of Engineering Breanna Adams Overbrook KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Brooke Adams Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Carolyn Adams Kansas City MO USA School of Health Professions Haley Adams Overland Park KS USA School of Education Harold Adams Olathe KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Lakin Adams Topeka KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Meriahna Adams Leawood KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Mitchell Adams Geneva IL USA School of Business Nicole Adams Shawnee KS USA School of Education Busola Adams Rosemount MN USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Paden Adams Rockwall TX USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Zach Adams Olathe KS USA School of Engineering Piersen Adamson Omaha NE USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Alix Adauto Kansas City KS USA School of Social Welfare Faith Adcock Roselle IL USA School of the Arts Camille Addison Olathe KS USA School of Pharmacy Jordan Adee Lake Lotawana MO USA School of Nursing Pranjali Adhikari Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Mehaik Barua Adison Jakarta IDN College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Emily Adler Muskego WI USA School of Business Miriam Adler Leawood KS USA School of Business Maaz Adnan Lawrence KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Bolu Adubi Vienna VA USA School of Engineering Ritu Agarwal Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Tarik Aginar Wichita KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Gabriella Aguilar Overland Park KS USA School of the Arts Zainab Aguilar Olathe KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Katherine Ahern Lawrence KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Robert Ahern Wichita KS USA School of Business Maggie Ahlert Chesterfield MO USA School of Nursing Jakob Ahlschwede Lincoln NE USA School of Education Bilal Ahmad Gharrafa QAT College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Sameer Ahmad Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Fauzia Ahmed Lawrence KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Maryam Ahmed Lawrence KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Blakey Aho Highlands Ranch CO USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Trevor Ahrens Overland Park KS USA School of Education Gavin Aills Salina KS USA School of Education Timi Ajayi Oswego IL USA School of Business Michael Akanni Hammond USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jennifer Ake St. Charles MO USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Deema Al-Hihi Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Ayman Al-Mutair Olathe KS USA School of Business Huda Alsadeq Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Farouk Alabed Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Ramsey Alagha Wichita KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Saja Alagha Lenexa KS USA School of Education Sama Alagha Lenexa KS USA School of Education Zahra Alali Mission KS USA School of Health Professions Rehnuma Alam Southlake TX USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Sara Alani McKinney TX USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Ray Alaniz Overland Park KS USA School of the Arts Kimberly Alatorre Gardner KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Abhay Alaukik Samastipur, Bihar IND College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Hamad Alawadhi Kuwait, Kuwait KWT College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Razan Alazemi Egaila, Kuwait KWT School of Engineering Carly Albert Andale KS USA School of Business Jennifer Albert Buffalo NY USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jasmin Albert Port Arthur TX USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jaime Albertson Chillicothe MO USA School of Education Faisal Albishri Lawrence KS USA School of Engineering Jack Albright Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Saevheon Alcorn Gardner KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences TaeVheon Alcorn Gardner KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Corbin Alderson Park City KS USA School of Education Abdulhamed Aleesa Kuwait KWT College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Juan Paolo Alega St. Charles MO USA School of Engineering Courtney Alexander Wamego KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jonathan Alexander Shawnee KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Kai Alexander Tampa FL USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Rolando Alfaro Kansas City KS USA School of Business Bayan Alghafli Al Gharah, Eastern Province SAU School of Pharmacy Ghufran Alghafli Al Ahsa, Eastern Province SAU School of Pharmacy Zainab Alghazal Alhofuf, Eastern Province SAU College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Turki Alharthi Jeddah SAU School of Health Professions Rashed Alhosani Abu Dhabi ARE School of Engineering Arman Alhosseini Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Jasem Ali Sabah Alahmed, Alahmedi KWT School of Engineering Salahedin Ali Lenexa KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Sharon Aligaz Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Kasra Alizadeh Mashhad, Khorasan IRN College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Bayan Alkhalifa Lawrence KS USA School of Health Professions Kristin Allan Ottawa KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Brianna Allen Wichita KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Brody Allen Overland Park KS USA College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Geneva Allen Shawnee KS USA College of Liberal Arts & 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