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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Ames Town and Country Kiwanis donates to Heartland Senior Services Stephanie Clark, left, representing the Ames Town and Country Kiwanis Club, presents a check in the amount of $500 to Nancy Carroll, executive director of Heartland Senior Services, at a recent club meeting. The funds will be used by Heartland to assist it provide successful aging resources to Story County citizens.

JULY 10

WATER ROCKS! For youth completing fifth and sixth grade, come to McFarland Park at 56461 180th St. in Ames for Water Rocks! The event will be from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10. Learn about biodiversity, watersheds, wetlands, soil, and more through scientific investigation, music, art, and other interactive activities. Bring a sack lunch and register soon.

For questions or registration information, email xstory@iastate.edu or call (515) 382-6551. Registration is $20.

LIFT AT LUNCH Living Information for Today (LIFT) will host Tracey Stoll, a downsizing consultant, at LIFT at Lunch for widows and widowers from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10, at the Iowa Stater Restaurant, 2100 Green Hills Drive in Ames.

AMERICAN LEGION BINGO American Legion Post 37 will offer bingo at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10, at 225 Main St., in Ames. Event is open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12 and $18.

GOOD NEIGHBOR BENEFIT CONCERT AT FIRST BAPTIST Sheltered Reality, a youth percussion group with a positive message, will be in concert at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10, at First Baptist Church of Ames, 200 Lynn Ave. Admission is free; any free-will offerings will support Good Neighbor Emergency Assistance. A concession stand with hot dogs, veggie dogs, and more will open at 6:15 p.m. with all proceeds going to Good Neighbor. All are invited to enjoy the evening. Please bring lawn chairs or blankets. For more information, call (515) 292-9612 or visit www.fbcames.org.

JULY 11

COLO GARDEN TO TABLE CLUB Youth in kindergarten through fourth grade will learn how to grow and maintain a garden as well as how to create healthy snacks and meals with their freshly grown produce. This event will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Colo High School. Call (515) 3826551 for more information.

FOODIES AND BREW Join Ames Main Street for Foodies and Brew from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, July 11, at Ames Municipal Airport Hangar, 2520 Airport Road. There will be live music, food tastings from local restaurants and chefs, and samples of local, craft and micro-brews. Tickets available at 304 Main St., or at www.AmesDowntown.org for $30 in advance, or $35 at the door.

ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER’S SUPPORT GROUP The monthly meeting of the Alzheimer’s/ Dementia caregiver support group at Ames Mary Greeley Medical Center Atrium B will be , at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 11. The meetings are free of charge and open to the public. If you have questions or would like more information, please call Chaplain Randy Allman at (515) 2396862 or Chaplain Katherine Werner at (515) 239-2502.

AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Story County Amateur Radio Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 11, in North Conference Room A on the first floor of Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames. Parking is available near the MGMC south entrance. The meeting is free and open to the public.

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Todey receives Ames Town and Country Kiwanis Club Service Leadership Award Emma Todey, Ames High School Key Club member, received the Ames Town and Country Kiwanis Club Service Leadership Award at a recent meeting of the Town and Country Kiwanis Club.

The award, which included $1,000, was presented to Todey

by Key Club Advisor Randy Griffith.

Todey’s parents, Dennis and Cheryl Todey, also observed the presentation.

Todey earned this award by her long-time leadership in the Key Club and her many high school activities.

She was cited by her teachers and peers for her outstanding academic skills, her desire to learn and assist others.

Todey intends to peruse a double major in animal biology and Spanish at Iowa State University.

Her Key Club advisor believes she will excel at ISU and wherever she ventures.

Emma Todey, Ames High School Key Club member, received the Ames Town and Country Kiwanis Club Service Leadership Award at a recent meeting of the Kiwanis Club. The award was presented by Key Club Advisor Randy Griffith.

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Heartland Senior Services 205 S. Walnut Ave., Ames (515) 233-2906 Lunch Menus Wednesday, July 10: Chicken with dijon sauce, cut sweet potato, green beans, spinach lettuce salad, mandarin oranges.

Thursday, July 11: Hamburger on bun, tomato, lettuce, on-

ion, mixed vegetable blend, cheesy potato casserole, mixed fruit cup.

Friday, July 12: Chicken and noodles, broccoli cubs, garden lettuce salad, cut banana, tapioca pudding.

Monday, July 15:

Roast beef, whipped potatoes, sliced carrots, applesauce, fresh orange.

Tuesday, July 16: Taco meat with wheat tortilla shell, diced potatoes, lima beans, lettuce, tomato, cheese, cut banana.

Wednesday, July 17: Sweet and sour chicken, long grain rice, corn, garden lettuce salad, peaches.

Thursday, July 18: Baked chicken thigh, California blend, potato salad, applesauce.

Friday, July 19: Pork

tips with chutney, country sweet potatoes, mix vegetable blend, mandarin oranges, peanut butter cookie.

Monday, July 22: Tatertot casserole, broccoli cuts, mixed fruit cup, sugar cookie.

Tuesday, July 23: Seasoned tilapia (alternate: herbed chicken), wild rice, Cape Cod vegetables, garden lettuce salad, applesauce.

Calendar of events Wednesday, July 10 9 a.m., Video exercise 1 p.m., Coloring workshop Thursday, July 11 1 p.m., Rummikub 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9:30 a.m. to noon, Health care 1 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m., Duplicate

bridge Friday, July 12 9 a.m., Video exercise 12:30 p.m., Friday afternoon cards 6:30 p.m., Trivia Night Saturday, July 13 5:30 p.m., Cribbage Sunday, July 14 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, July 15

9 a.m., Video exercise 12:30 p.m., Senior Band practice Tuesday, July 16 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds 1 p.m., Trivia with Ethan 6:30 p.m., Duplicate Bridge Wednesday, July 17

9 a.m., Video exercise 1 p.m., Bunco 1 p.m., Rummikub 7 p.m., Jazz Jam Thursday, July 18 1 p.m., Rummikub 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:30 a.m. to noon, Health care 1 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m., Duplicate

bridge Friday, July 19 9 a.m., Video exercise 12:30 p.m., Friday afternoon cards 7 p.m., Country Jam Sunday, July 21 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, July 22 9 a.m., Video exercise 12:30 p.m., Senior

Band practice Tuesday, July 23 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds 12:30 p.m., Canasta 1 p.m., Trivia with Ethan 6:30 p.m., Duplicate Bridge

and toys from a store and bring them to the Shelter in Ames.

Times are 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Please call Arti for details at (515) 292-8890 Salvation Army Food Pantry/Doing The Most Good Market Attendants Looking for volunteers to help with food pantry and market pantry Monday through Thursday between 12:45 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Volunteers will meet and greet families, direct them through the Pantry and Market, and assist with sorting, shelving or restocking needs. Additionally, volunteers

will have to pass a background check and be able to lift 20lbs.

A cheerful attitude and ability to respect the confidentiality of all those who visit the Salvation Army is a must. The Salvation Army encourages volunteers who can work on a consistent basis. Please call Arti at (515) 292-8890 Ames Police Chaplain The chaplain serves as a supportive resource for Police Department offi cers, staff and their families at their request. This is primarily personal, emotional — or if requested — spiritual support, or referral

connections to such resources. The chaplain may also help organize or present relevant, authorized training to the officers, staff and/or their families. In addition, the chaplain may be asked to assist victims or those affected directly by accidents, personal incidents such as fires, suicides or crime incidents.

Please call Jessica (515) 292-8890

Central Iowa RSVP Iowa Games packet pick-up/T-shirt distribution Located inside the Sukup South Endzone at Jack Trice Stadium — looking for volunteers for T-shirt distribution. Listed below are the following shifts. Friday, July 19, from 4 to 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, July 20, from 8 to 11 a.m., 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and 3 to 6 p.m.; Sunday, July 21, from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Iowa Games sports volunteers

Volunteers for basketball scorekeeping, swimming timers, soccer registration, etc. Please call Arti at (515) 292-8890 for other opportunities for Iowa Games.

YSS Administrative Volunteer Youth Shelter Services is looking for volunteer assistance with clerical projects, answering phones, sorting/distributing mail, fi ling, copying, database entry and more. Positions are designed to fi t the department’s needs with

the volunteer’s skills.

Call RSVP for more information: (515) 292-8890 Habitat for Humanity Need volunteers without vanity. Lend a hand in the store, build walls or a floor.

Please call (515) 292-8890 for more details. We will match your interest with the opportunity offered by Habitat.

Drivers in Ames Volunteer driver in Ames needed on Tuesdays. Sub volunteers also needed to gather donated food

For more information about RSVP, please visit www.rsvpvolunteer.org and like our Facebook page at Central Iowa RSVP, or call (515) 292-8890.

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Gil Petersen, Larry Woodley and Ron Weber with the Nevada Community Cupboard.

Jackie Rasmussen at the Huxley/Kelley Food Pantry. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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Story County food pantries receive 192 pork loins and 3,840 servings of pork The Deb and Jeff Hansen Foundation/ Iowa Select Farms was in the area recently, delivering pork loins and Henry’s Heroes packs to the Nevada Community Cupboard, Cambridge Food Pantry and Huxley Food Pantry.

The Deb and Jeff Hansen Foundation kicked off its annual effort to Haul Out Hunger across rural Iowa.

Iowa Select Farms employees delivered 60,000 pounds of fresh, boneless pork loins to 120 rural food pantries.

The Nevada Community Cupboard, Cambridge Food Pantry and Huxley/ Kelley Food Pantry received 192 pork loins — enough to provide 3,840, 4-ounce serv-

Caroline and Monte Sesker with the Cambridge Food Pantry. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

ings of pork.

Along with the fresh protein, a new foundation program called Henry’s Heroes brought basic child-

hood needs to the food pantries.

“The unfortunate reality is that too many Iowans are in need, especially during the

summer months. We hope the pork loins and supplies from Henry’s Heroes will bring some,” said Jeff Hansen, president and

CEO of Iowa Select Farms and co-founder of the Deb and Jeff Hansen Foundation.

“As farmers, we passionately believe in giving back to the communities where our employees and contractors live and work.”

Henry’s Heroes Program brings children’s personal care items to hospitals, food pantries and women and children’s shelters. The program was inspired by Henry Johnson, Jeff and Deb Hansen’s grandchild and the son of Natalie and Jake Johnson.

Natalie had the vision for Henry’s Heroes after she and Jake organized a donation of Henry’s baby shower items to Blank Children’s Hospital.

“We have all witnessed the pain in our world for the lack of even the most basic needs to raise a child, even in our own communities,” Natalie said. “From basics like bottles and diapers to more fun items like books, toys, and the cutest clothes, Henry’s Heroes brings joy to children and their caretakers when they are in most need.”

Debbie Tillman, food pantry coordinator at the Lenox Neighborhood Center in Lenox, said families in need struggle to secure necessities.

“A lot of the essential items infants and children need may not be covered by food stamps or government nutritional programs,” Tillman said.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS continued from front

JULY 12 SMALL TOWN BLUES (& REDS) IOWA WINE FESTIVAL Blues music, local wines, antique charm and great food from 6 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, July 12, at the Small Town Blues (& Reds) Iowa Wine Festival on Main Street in Collins.

General admission tickets are $25 and include an event wine glass and one sangria.

For tickets, visit www. eventbrite.com.

NEVADA GOSPEL JAM Nevada Gospel Jam will be from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, July 12, at Nevada Senior Center, 1231 Sixth St., Nevada. Admission is $3. Welcome to all who like to play, sing or listen to good gospel music.

FAMILY NIGHT AT THE CAROUSEL

The Story City Antique Carousel is hosting family night on Friday, July 12, with two for $1 carousel rides and a movie at the carousel.

Carousel rides begin at 7 p.m. and the movie will begin around 9:15 p.m.

JULY 13 CYCLE GAMES Register now for the second-annual Cycle gAmes, a bike ride and fundraiser benefiting Mainstream Living. The event begins and ends at Time Out Arcade Bar in Downtown Ames.

Rides start at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 13.

All riders receive an event T-shirt and lunch following the ride. For more information and registration, visit www. bikeiowa.com.

CHOCOLATE, CHEESE AND WINE Enjoy chocolate, cheese and wine from 6 to 8 p.m. on

Saturday, July 13, at Prairie Moon Winery and Vineyard in Ames.

Your ticket will get you four chocolate desserts from Mel’s Sweet Occasions, cheese from Lost Acres Farm and four glasses of Prairie Moon wine. Tickets can be purchased at www. prairiemoonwinery. com.

MR. SHOWTIME Mr. Showtime, David Scott, will perform at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, at The Talent Factory in Nevada. Forget everything you think you know about standup comedy. This is a show unlike anything you have ever seen.

The Talent Factory is located at 1114 Sixth St., in Nevada. For tickets, visit www.iowatalentfactory.com.

MIDNIGHT MADNESS Midnight Madness Road Race will be on Satur-

day, July 13, starting at 515 Clark Ave. in Ames. The 5K starts at 7:30 p.m., and the 10K starts at 8:30 p.m.

After your run, enjoy pizza wedges, a band, beer and pop until midnight. Registration will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on July 12 at Ames Fitness Center, 3600 University Blvd., and from 3:30 to 7 p.m. on July 13 at City Hall Gym, 515 Clark Ave.

JULY 14 COULD YOU SURVIVE IN THE 1860S? Come find out if you could survive in the 1860s from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 14, at Hoggatt School at 18th Street and Burnett Avenue in Ames.

AMERICAN LEGION BINGO American Legion Post No. 37 will offer bingo at 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 14, at 225 Main St., in Ames. Event is

open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12 and $18.

JULY 15 AMES WOMAN’S CLUB The Ames Woman’s Club will play bridge from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on Monday, July 15, at 106 S. Dakota Ave. in Ames.

$6 BASKET SPECIAL The Story City American Legion Post 59 will have its $6 dinner basket special from 5 to 9 p.m. on Monday, July 15, at 301 Washington St., in Story City.

Dinner is served with french fries.

JULY 16 CRIBBAGE AT THE CUP The Yellow Cup Cafe at 601 Broad St. in Story City is hosting a cribbage game a 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 16. Pub snacks will be provided. Bring a friend.

GATHERING OF ARTISTS Arts Council members Deb and Bob

Anders-Bond will host the Ames Community Arts Council’s Monthly Gathering of Artists from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 16, in their home at 1315 Big Bluestem Court, Unit A-2, in Ames. The events are free and open to all. Refreshments provided. For more information, visit www.amesart.org, or contact info@amesart. org or (515) 259-0494.

JULY 17 BERTHA B’S TEENS Join Ms. Em at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, July 17, for snacks, games, crafts and fun. This is for teens (ages 1317) at Bertha Bartlett Public Library in Story City.

THIRD STANZA Third Stanza, an Ames area society of poets, will meet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 17, in the Board Room of Ames Public Library.

Meetings are open to all area residents who wish to further their knowledge of poetry.

There are no dues or entrance requirements.

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Julia Divine, Taylor Noe, Anika Slowing, Amanda Gray and Nancy Evans at rehearsal for “Within Minutes.” CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Story Theater Company presents Ten-Minute Play Festival Come see the world premiere of plays written and directed by area teens with Story Theater Company’s Ten-Minute Play Festival on July 13 and 14.

This year’s festival also features two additional plays written by the playwriting workshop instructors and directed by the directing workshop instructors.

The Ten-Minute Play Festival began with a call for submissions of original plays. The four playwrights whose work was chosen attended workshops to hone their writing. Then the process began to assign directors, who also attend workshops to learn about directing, and hold auditions for actors.

All actors, directors, and writers for this festival are from 9 to 18 years old.

Josh Oren and Olivia Griffith instructed the playwriting workshops, while Griffith and Amanda Gray taught the directing workshops. Nancy Evans

served as the festival producer.

“This is a very unique outlet kids don’t get anywhere else,” says Zander Reed, a junior at Boone High School who is directing “Reflections” and wrote “Patients (or The Risks One Takes in Confidence).” “We aren’t often given technical outlets, especially writing and directing, so this is a very unique opportunity that I had a lot of fun doing.”

For some directors, like Anika Slowing, a senior at Ames High School, who also wrote “Reflections,” this is her first opportunity with the technical side of theater.

“I’ve always acted,” Slowing said, “but never directed, so I know how actors feel and I’ve tried to tap into that.

This has been a fun challenge bringing the writer’s vision to life.”

Plays being presented are: “Within Minutes” written by Asher Suski and directed by Anika

Slowing.

“Reflections” by Anika Slowing and directed

by Zander Reed.

“Patients (or The Risks One Takes in Confidence) written by Zander Reed and directed by Morgan Reetz.

“Cilantro is the Mark of Death” by Ember Biggs and directed by Josh Gartin.

“Here Be the Monstrous” written by Josh Oren and directed by Olivia Griffith.

“Pool Party” by Olivia Griffith and directed by Amanda Gray.

Ten-Minute Play Festival will be at 7 p.m. on July 13 and 2 p.m. on July 14 at the Story Theater Company black box theater, 615 S.Dayton Ave., Suite 133, in Ames. Free-will admission is accepted.

The three plays prior to intermission are appropriate for children and adults of all ages, while the plays after intermission are better suited for teens and adults. Audience members are free to leave at intermission.

Katelyn Henzi as Olivia and Ella Grail as Ramsey in “Here Be the Monstrous.”

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Zander Reed, director of “Reflections,” works with a group of actors during rehearsal.

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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2019 Approximately 9,000 Iowa State University students have been recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the spring semester 2019 Dean’s List. Students named to the Dean’s List must have earned a GPA of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded course work.

Ames Ugerah Tamunotonye Abalu, 4, Electrical Engineering Suryatej Akavaram, 4, Chemical Engineering Ali Musfer H. A. Al Ahbabi, 3, Software Engineering Omar Hamed Al Namani, 4, Mechanical Engineering Ahmed Abdullah Al Yaseen, 4, Architecture-Professional Degree Jaifar N. Al-Abri, 3,

Chemical Engineering Abdelrahman Ala Al-Bakri, 4, Design Mohammed Fath AlMukhaini, 4, Electrical Engineering Amnah M. Kh A. Alfares, 3, Genetics (AGLS) Fatima Lutfi S. Almustafa, 4, Chemistry Antonio Alvarez Valdivia, 4, Mechanical Engineering Donia Mansoor A. Alzayer, 4, Physics Joseph Gregory Ambrose, 3, Industrial Design Jasmine Mei-Jie Ambrosio, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Hector Gordon Arbuckle, 4, Biology Trevor Tiarn Arunsiripate, 4, Animal Science Alexandra Renee Babcock, 3, Agronomy Kenneth Andrew Baker, 2, History Ava Renata Bal, 3, Psychology

Ross Kirkpatrick Banach, 3, Mechanical Engineering Joseph E. Bappe, 4, Advertising Helen N. Barton, 3, Graphic Design Rebekah Patricia Bell, 4, Biochemistry Aaron Thoreau Bendickson, 4, Mathematics James York Bentley, 2, Pre-Business Jennifer Lynne Berg, 4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Alexander C. Berryhill, 1, Kinesiology and Health Wendell Kurt Best, 4, Computer Science Alexandra M. Biedenbach, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Mali Haiyan Bilstad, 2, Pre-Integrated Studio Arts Sarina Biranvand, 3, Supply Chain Management Dan Lee Black, 2, Computer Science Jonathan T. Blakeley, 4, Industrial Technology Alaina Rayanne Bohnert, 4, Nursing Travis James

Bouye, 3, Environmental Science Dylan Herbert Boyer, 3, Veterinary Medicine Barsha Budhathoki, 4, Graphic Design Chelsea L. Burr, 4, Veterinary Medicine Lauren A. Burrough, 3, Food Science Jamie Michelle Campbell, 4, English Trevor Lee Campbell, 3, Kinesiology and Health Matthew James Carlson, 3, Journalism and Mass Communication Courtney Noel Carter, 3, English Kiersten Elizabeth Carter, 4, Chemistry Lauren Cassaidy, 2, Chemical Engineering Kori Lee Cavender, 3, Political Science Tia Rae Cavender, 3, Veterinary Medicine Bin Chen, 4, Accounting Nathan Jia Chen, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials Elyse Emily Christian, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Luiz F. Cilento, 4, Aerospace Engineering Angela Sue Cizek,

4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Hannah Coenen, 2, Veterinary Medicine Thomas A. Coleman, 4, Electrical Engineering Alexander Jacob Constant, 4, Software Engineering Tristan Menefee Cook, 4, Liberal Studies Vivian M. Cook, 4, Performing Arts Katherine E. Cotton, 4, Elementary Education Chandler Rife Cox, 4, Electrical Engineering Alexa Terese Cross, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Mariah Louise Crotty, 4, Veterinary Medicine Brandon Theodore Crow, 3, Aerospace Engineering William Earl Crow, 4, Biology Joshua Bailey Crum, 4, Horticulture Maggie Elizabeth Culhane, 3, Marketing Evan Robert Culver, 4, Civil Engineering Jianna Dee Dakin Seiler, 4, World Languages and Cultures Jennifer Marie Darchuk, 4, Veterinary Medicine

Sara-Helen Davis, 4, English Jonah Bleyle Degeest, 4, Computer Science Mouhamad Said Diallo, 4, Mechanical Engineering Julia Grace Diehl, 4, Finance Hannah Grace Dietrich, 4, Chemical Engineering Angelica L. Diez, 4, Psychology Luke Edward Dirks, 2, Computer Engineering Ana M. Dispirito, 3, Biochemistry Clarice J. Dodd, 4, Psychology Jacob Donaldson, 4, Mechanical Engineering Emily R. Draper, 2, English Emma Jane Dresser, 4, Elementary Education Hannah Ruth Dreyer, 4, Communication Studies Katharine Elsa Dryer, 4, Elementary Education Josephine E. Dubiel, 4, World Languages and Cultures Garrett Arthur Duncan, 4, Mechanical Engineering ISU, see page 7

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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2019 ISU, from page 6 Carly Ann Dunkelberger, 4, Early Childhood Education Claire Helen Dupuis, 4, Agriculture and Society Benjamin Javan Duster, 4, Interdisciplinary Design Jeffrey Dale Edwards, 4, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Marissa Marie Elsberry, 4, Art and Design Laura Caroline Emery, 2, Financial Counseling and Planning Breanna C. Engelhardt, 4, Integrated Studio Arts Caroline Leann Farner, 3, Elementary Education Benjamin Ray Feddersen, 3, Software Engineering Jacob Thomas Feddersen, 4, Computer Engineering Karlie Joy Fincham, 2, Elementary Education Joshua John Fioretto, 3, Veterinary Medicine Tina Jo Foley, 4, Elementary Education Skyler Joseph Ford, 3, Civil Engineering Catharine Found, 2, Veterinary Medicine Anastasia Marie Frazee, 4, Culinary Food Science — Human Sciences Sarah Elizabeth Friedrich, 4, Apparel, Merchandising,= and Design Antonia M. Gallen, 3, Veterinary Medicine Ahmed Gamal Abdalla Zied, 3, Kinesiology and Health Allison Kay Gardner, 4, Management Elizabeth Gartin, 4, Community and Regional Planning Gabrielle Maria Gianello, 2, Global Resource Systems Joseph R. Gibbons, 3, Industrial Engineering Rylee Erin Gibbs, 2, Hospitality Management Benjamin Michael Gibson, 4, Industrial Technology Nicole Giles, 4, Animal Science Maazin A. Gleisner, 3, Economics Oliver Gillen Goche, 1, Pre-Architecture Brenda Yan Hwee Goh, 3, Political Science Megan Marie Goodhue, 2, Public Relations Allyson Nicole Goodman, 3, Graphic Design Abigail R. Gorden, 3, Biology Erica Jane Gorden, 2, Communication Studies James L. Gossling, 4, Software Engineering Austin Jonath Graber, 4, Business Economics Allison Michelle Gress, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Adam Joel Grimm, 4, Interdisciplinary Design Alex Jay Gurganus, 4, Management Information Systems Dawn Elizabeth Hales, 3, Pre-Nursing (H SCI) Kallie Jo Hall, 2, Psychology Chee Hin Hang, 2, Agricultural Systems Technology Julia Elizabeth Hansen, 3, Kinesiology and Health

Travis J. Harbaugh, 4, Software Engineering Kylene Marie Harold, 1, Animal Science Alyssa Marie Harvey, 3, Linguistics Joshua Michael Harvey, 1, Mechanical Engineering Erin Barbara Haverkamp, 4, Elementary Education Michelle Mary Heer, 4, Dietetics Luke Stephen Heilman, 4, Computer Engineering Danielle Irene Heintz, 4, Marketing Ayla Wild Hendrickson, 4, ArchitectureProfessional Degree Christine Dawn Henke, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Lucille Marie Hernandez, 4, Event Management Jacob Robert Hess, 4, Mechanical Engineering Mckenzie Marie Hill, 3, Graphic Design Ian Andrew Hillier, 2, Electrical Engineering Benjamin W. Hinners, 4, Agronomy Sarah Elizabeth Hinners, 2, Pre-Business Michael David Holm, 3, Mechanical Engineering Karine Lee Holmes, 2, Geology Michael Joseph Holtzbauer, 4, Agricultural Business Jazlyn Blake Horras, 2, Pre-Business Shiyuan Hou, 3, Supply Chain Management Helen Hu, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials Bo Huang, 4, Finance Lindsey Dawn Huber, 4, English Brooke Elizabeth Huffaker, 4, Psychology Matias Tadeo Ibarburu, 3, Statistics Omair Ijaz, 4, Software Engineering David B. Imhoff, 2, Computer Engineering Katherine Frances Jenkins, 2, Event Management Ryan Christopher Jenkins, 3, Management Sarah Jane Jiles, 4, Nursing Benjamin John Joerger, 4, Mechanical Engineering Brandon Michael Johnson, 4, Graphic Design Seth C. Jones, 4, Computer Engineering Solomon Christopher Jones, 4, Public Relations Troy Brandon Jones, 4, Management Information Systems Taline Rimoun F. Jouzi, 2, Linguistics Kristen Marie Kemp, 4, Elementary Education Matthew Robert Kerton, 3, Accounting Rachel Leixian Khor, 4, Chemical Engineering Regan John Kilzer, 3, Industrial Design Emmalee Jo Kirkpatrick, 4, Genetics (LAS) Matthew C. Klocke, 4, Materials Engineering Alexander Marlow Kom, 2, Chemical Engineering Curtis Matthew Korthanke, 4, Veterinary Medicine Ryszard Jacek Koziel, 3, Psychology Jamie Ann Krahmer, 3, Animal Ecology

Divyesh Piyush Kumar, 4, Chemical Engineering George Lacava, 4, Kinesiology and Health Aashwin Kumar Lamsal, 4, Management Information Systems Michelle Lang, 4, Biology Olivia Rose Lauber, 2, Music Zoey Zhongmei Lazere, 4, Art and Design Aurelien Eric Le Denmat, 3, Chemical Engineering Grace Karen Lee, 2, Pre-Biological/PreMedical Illustration Sangwon Lee, 4, Electrical Engineering Seungah Lee, 2, Agronomy So-Yeoun Lee, 4, Music Yung-Hsueh Lee, 4, Computer Engineering Alyssa Renee Lehman, 4, Animal Science Brigid K. Lemburg, 4, Veterinary Medicine Jonathan Walter Levay, 4, Chemical Engineering Aaron L. Lewis, 4, Landscape Architecture Xueming Li, 4, Management Information Systems Caleb C. Lichty, 4, Agricultural Engineering Sze Kei Lim, 4, Biological Systems Engineering Phaedra Jane Lipsey, 4, Global Resource Systems Yang Liu, 2, PreBusiness Yuan Liu, 2, Computer Science Abbie Laine Lucht, 3, Linguistics Caleb Aaron Lumley, 4, Mechanical Engineering Cody-Ann Amanda Lyn, 3, Political Science Madison Renae Lynch, 4, Industrial Engineering Zachary Thomas Lynch, 3, Chemical Engineering Mica D. Magtoto, 4, Nutritional Science (AGLS) Christian Manahl, 4, Aerospace Engineering Hayley Martens, 3, Nutritional Science (H SCI) Nasimiyu C. Masinde, 2, Global Resource Systems Candice Lynn Mattke, 4, Veterinary Medicine Kathryn Diane Maxwell, 4, Animal Ecology Elizabeth McBrideLilleg, 4, Veterinary Medicine Sarah Christine McCunn, 4, Elementary Education Joseph Mark McKim, 3, Finance Stephen Conley McKown, 2, Software Engineering Michael Kade McVicker, 4, Finance Summer Faith McVicker, 2, Pre-Diet and Exercise (H SCI) Haley Kay Melby, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Lena M. MenefeeCook, 4, Art and Design (Bachelor of Arts) Jonathan Ryan Mennecke, 4, Kinesiology and Health Megan Elizabeth Meyn, 3, Elementary Education Aleeza Fatima Mian, 4, Political Science Isaac Esteban Mier, 4, History Matthew Ethan Millard, 3, Performing Arts Kenzie Denise Miller, 2, Event Man-

agement Madison Aliza Mills, 4, Public Relations Emily Mocarski, 3, Veterinary Medicine Mary Elizabeth Moen, 3, Veterinary Medicine Mohammed M. Mohammed, 3, Industrial Engineering Arnoldo MontoyaGamez, 4, Computer Engineering Madison Ann Moody, 3, Microbiology Donna Ann Kordick Moore, 4, Liberal Studies Jacob Ross Moret, 4, Supply Chain Management Elliot R. Morgan, 3, Journalism and Mass Communication Hannah Joy Moua, 3, Veterinary Medicine Molly Katherine Muench, 4, Psychology Morgan A. Mulford, 4, English Carter W. Mumm, 3, Marketing Eli T. Musgrove, 2, Computer Science Tessa Nichole Myers, 4, Animal Science Nikole Kaur Naberhaus, 3, World Languages and Cultures Anna Grace Napolitano, 2, Pre-Graphic Design Grace Ann Nelson, 3, Pre-Graphic Design Quinton James Nespor, 3, Industrial Engineering Colin John Newell, 3, Finance Chee Gang Ngui, 4, Horticulture Megan Nickel, 4, Veterinary Medicine Lauren Elizabeth Niehm, 3, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Jennie Norris, 4, Event Management Mikayla Sue Novak, 4, Marketing Xarianna A. NunezHiraldo, 3, Mechanical Engineering Olivia J. Oppedal, 2, Pre-Biological/PreMedical Illustration Urvi Atul Pai, 4, Chemical Engineering Sydney Elizabeth Paris, 3, Animal Science Lauren Parker, 3, Agricultural Business Dagney Rae Paskach, 4, Industrial Engineering Nathaniel Thomas Paskach, 2, Computer Engineering Teresa Renee Pelzer, 2, Horticulture Merlyn Joana Penado-Lopez, 4, Linguistics Stefan E. Peng, 4, Computer Engineering Brenna Lee Peterson, 4, Graphic Design Madison Brooke Phillips, 3, Management Kacey Jo Pietz, 4, Early Childhood Education Jonathan Russell Pixler, 4, Computer Engineering Alexander D. Poffenberger, 3, Animal Science Thomas George Pollard, 4, Supply Chain Management Kenneth Niklas Prell, 4, Electrical Engineering Ryan Pretzer, 2, Mechanical Engineering Emilie Kay Prince, 4, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Sierra Skye Pruiett, 4, English Samiha N. Raina, 4, Biochemistry Kate Elizabeth Ramirez, 3, Marketing Madison Mariah Ramsey, 4, Liberal Studies

Sarah G. Reger, 4, Accounting Sarah Elizabeth Reichert, 3, Veterinary Medicine Elizabeth Ashlyn Reilly, 4, Elementary Education Kacey Nicole Reimer, 4, Elementary Education Beverly Lydia Richardson, 4, Supply Chain Management Carissa Love Roberts, 4, Biology Elizabeth Riley Roberts, 4, Management Information Systems Parker Wilson Robison, 4, Veterinary Medicine Clayton Michael Romitti, 4, Supply Chain Management Alyssa Kay Romp, 2, Psychology Melody M. Rosche, 4, Industrial Design Eli Samo, 4, Horticulture Grant Francis Samson, 3, Chemical Engineering Delaney Kane Sanborn, 4, Mechanical Engineering Jordan Corrina Schlagel, 2, Materials Engineering Gertrude Kara Schoepfer, 2, Elementary Education Colbie Lynn Scholten, 4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Joanna Rose Schwager, 3, Forestry Ethan Coady Schwendemann, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Michael J. Shippy, 4, Industrial Technology Katherine E. Siegel, 4, Veterinary Medicine Arie Mae Sirotiak, 3, English Zachary Michael Skarshaug, 4, Industrial Engineering Megan Renee Slattery, 4, Nutritional Science (H SCI) Sura Smadi, 3, Biology Gracyn Elizabeth Snyder, 3, Communication Studies Hayli Elyse Snyder, 4, Accounting Noah Graham Snyder, 4, Management Information Systems Anthony Song, 4, Chemistry Christopher S. Sorensen, 3, Aerospace Engineering Maria Kathleen Sorenson, 4, Kinesiology and Health Kimberly Ann Southard, 4, World Languages and Cultures Sarah Elizabeth Steffen, 4, Horticulture Noah Edwin Stephas, 4, Elementary Education Benjamin A. Steward, 4, Mechanical Engineering Eric Robers Steyer, 3, Statistics Carson E. Stilwill, 4, Animal Science Nathanael Thomas Stott, 4, Accounting

Endylion Lace Strohman, 3, Psychology Ryan Anthony Suby, 3, History Harrison James Swalla, 4, Kinesiology and Health Anna Rose Swartzendruber, 4, Psychology Soma Szabo, 2, Computer Engineering A. F. M. Tahsinuzzaman, 4, Accounting Sarah Christine Tan, 4, Management Information Systems Liyu Tang, 4, Accounting Rebecca Marie Theodorou, 4, Veterinary Medicine Olivia Aubrey Tibben, 4, Marketing Laurel Halcyone Tiedeman, 4, Public Relations Rebecca Lyn Tinklenberg, 3, Veterinary Medicine Skyler Troutman, 3, Environmental Science Meredith Allene Tubbs, 4, Elementary Education Angela R. Tucker, 3, Accounting Taylor A. Tully, 3, Communication Studies Slyn Uaroon, 3, Genetics Yudhistira Maude Utomo, 4, Physics Providence J. Vanderweide, 4, Music Emma Rachel Vanryswyk, 3, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Ashlynne Nichole Wampfler, 2, Veterinary Medicine Wan Abdul Rahm Wan Azhar, 3, Supply Chain Management Xin Wang, 4, Computer Science Yuanhao Wang, 4, Food Science Jack T. Wannarka, 4, Civil Engineering Robert D. Wegmann, 4, Forestry Colin Daniel Welk, 4, Environmental Science Jordan C. Welp, 3, Environmental Science Jeremy Jino Wessels, 2, Computer Science Garrett Maxwell White, 4, Music John Hardy Whittaker, 4, Veterinary Medicine Justin John Wigdahl, 4, Horticulture Sophia G. Wignall, 3, World Languages and Cultures Rebekah Grace Wilson, 2, Entrepreneurship Thomas John Wilson, 3, Criminal Justice Studies Jeremiah Z. Witherspoon, 4, Music Eden Gebre Woldesenbet, 3, Chemical Engineering Gabriel James Woodbeck, 4, Kinesiology and Health Luvern James Wooge, 4, Chemical Engineering ISU, see page 8

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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2019 ISU, from page 7 Jordan D. Wright, 4, Marketing Lynette Marie Wuebker, 4, Dietetics Yuqi Yan, 4, Veterinary Medicine Wenlin Yang, 4, Landscape Architecture Yu Ye, 4, Event Management Kay Khaing Yu, 3, Child, Adult, and Family Services Ye Zhao, 4, Computer Science Jenny Zhenqi Zhou, 4, Biochemistry Liming Zhou, 3, Horticulture Tiancheng Zhou, 4, Computer Science Ziheng Zhou, 1, Pre-Landscape Architecture Madison Ann Zwanziger, 4, Psychology Cambridge Kourtney Paige Barr, 2, Pre-Business Jill Nicole Malone, 4, Veterinary Medicine Adelaide M. Metcalfe, 4, Public Relations Lydia Renae Shepley, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Kelsey K. Tully, 4, Architecture-Professional Degree Collins Bradley Michael Hofer, 4, Accounting Sarah Elizabeth Moody, 4, Political Science

Colo Megan Marie Messina, 4, Music Gilbert Ethan Michael Bowers, 4, Economics Nicklas Charles Day, 4, Mathematics Abigail Hannah Jaquis, 2, Elementary Education Audrey Kay Nelson, 4, Public Relations Elizabeth Kathryn Nelson, 2, Software Engineering Connor Cade Olson, 2, Kinesiology and Health Gloria Esther Oyervides, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Josue Isaac Oyervides, 4, Mechanical Engineering Rebecca Leigh Rydl, 2, Early Childhood Education Kate Elisabeth Vandenberg, 4, Psychology Huxley Timothy James Anderson, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Lindsey Katherine Baldus, 4, Accounting Cale David Bangs, 2, Chemical Engineering Andrea Nicole Dahl, 4, Public Relations Sam Smith Fletcher, 4, Mechanical Engineering Kayeleigh Elizabeth Ford, 4, Elementary Education Kyle James Hamerlinck, 3, English

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Kerns, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Zoe Lenz, 3, Microbiology Courtnee Lynn Milam, 2, Entrepreneurship Katie Scarlett Primrose, 4, Athletic Training Sydney Marie See, 4, Animal Science Logan Ann Stufflebeam, 2, Elementary Education Erik Benjamin Tanner, 4, Management Colton C. Tibodeau, 4, Marketing Abigail Marie Van Dam, 3, Apparel, Merchandising and Design Roland Bailey Kaye Balmer, 4, Graphic Design Jacey Ann Ellis, 4, Elementary Education Michael Bradley Friest, 4, Mechanical Engineering William A. Larson, 2, Agricultural Engineering Wesley Charles Oltman, 4, Veterinary Medicine Hannah Elizabeth Thiel, 3, Music Slater Hannah Lyn Astarita, 4, Event Management Olivia Grace Astarita, 4, Elementary Education Aryan Rose Calvert, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Sydney Linn Knight, 4, Chemical Engineering Maxwell Ethan Moulden, 4, Animal Ecology

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