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TEEN MAZE, a Signature Project of the Town and Country Kiwanis Club recently was awarded a Silver prize by Kiwanis International TEEN MAZE, a Signature Project of the Town and Country Kiwanis Club recently was awarded a Silver prize by Kiwanis International. The club has presented this program yearly the past nine years. It was developed for teen-agers with 10 other Kiwanis Clubs in District Eleven of the NebraskaIowa District of Kiwanis. The award was announced in the July 2020 Nebraska-Iowa District Newsletter. Teen Maze was developed to provide prevention services to youth addressing relationships, substance abuse, life skills and mental health
experiences. The program was developed to serve seventhgraders in Story, Boone and Greene counties. This age was selected for the reason it is a period of transition for teens who often are exposed to the use of alcohol, other drugs and have self-esteem issues and sexual activity. The project requires hundreds of volunteers and more than 2,500 hours yearly for planning, setup and leading teens through the activity stations and evaluations. This Kiwanis Family event is assisted by AKTION, Builders and Key Clubs in the local area.
Each of the Division’s clubs contribute funds to support this service project In the nine years, these clubs have contributed $52,000 and provided 8,600 hours of service. The Town and Country Kiwanis Club submitted this Teen Maze project to Kiwanis International acknowledging its success is the result of the work of many volunteers in the Clubs of the Kiwanis Family and the participating seventh-grade students through the years. Youth and Shelter Services continues to furnish administrative services to support the project.
A “birds-eye view” of Teen Maze at the Boone Country Fairgrounds. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
P.E.O. STAR Scholarship presented to Ames High School’s Barkosky The prestigious P.E.O. STAR Scholarship for the 20202021 academic year was recently presented to Vera Barkosky, a graduating senior at Ames High School. Vera is the daughter of Richard Barkosky and Anne Cooper, and was recommended for this scholarship by Chapter HO of Ames. Vera has been accepted and will attend the University of Iowa where she plans to double major in political science and sociology beginning this fall. The P.E.O. STAR Scholarship is a $2,500 scholarship based on excellence in leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, academics, and potential for future success.
Aaron Zilber Mann, left, with his grandfather, J. Adin Mann Jr. Aaron graduated with a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, which is the school where his grandfather is a professor emeritus in chemical engineering. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Zilber shares college graduation with grandfather at Case Western Aaron Zilber Mann completed his bachelor of science in engineering at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He received the Craig J. Miller Memorial Award for a student in civil engineering who has shown outstanding academic achievement.
He also received the Glenn Nicholls Character of Distinction Award from Greek Life. Aaron is grateful for the excellent education he received in the Ames School District. He is now working in water management in Washington, D.C.
Aaron’s grandfather, J. Adin Mann Jr., who got his education at Iowa State University: bachelor’s degree in chemical technology in 1954 and doctorate degree in physical chemistry in 1962, is currently professor emeritus in chemical engineering at Case Western Reserve University.
The prestigious P.E.O. STAR Scholarship for the 2020-2021 academic year was recently presented to Vera Barkosky, a graduating senior at Ames High School. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY SPRING 2020 GRADUATES A virtual commencement ceremony was held this spring at Iowa State University to honor the nearly 5,100 graduates who earned degrees. The traditional oncampus celebrations were moved online as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. University leaders recorded three commencement ceremonies to honor graduates. Ames Micheal Agbaje, Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology and Health Jay Amin, Bachelor of Science, Software Engineering, Cum Laude Adrian Arnold, Bachelor of Science, Environmental Science (AGLS) Tyler Austin, Bachelor of Science, Biology Komlan Avochinou, Master of Science, Plant Breeding Alexander Barrientos, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Liberal Studies Lee Bauer, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Liberal Studies, Cum Laude Alexandra Biedenbach, Bachelor of Science, Child, Adult, and Family Services, Magna Cum Laude Taea Bonner, Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice Studies and Sociology Matthew Burke, Master of Science, Computer Science Jamie Campbell, Bachelor of Arts, English, Magna Cum Laude Spencer Carlson, Bachelor of Science, Supply Chain Management Kori Cavender, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science and Environmental Studies, Magna Cum Laude Joshua Crum, Bachelor of Science, Horticulture Andro Dau, Bachelor of Science, Geology Josephine Dubiel, Bachelor of Arts, World Languages and Cultures and Mathematics, Magna Cum
Laude Claire Dupuis, Bachelor of Science, Agriculture and Society and English Breanna Engelhardt, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Integrated Studio Arts Erik Fevold, Bachelor of Science, Agronomy Charles Forney, Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering Elise Frickey, Master of Science, Psychology Natalie Gammon, Master of Accounting, Accounting Allison Gardner, Bachelor of Science, Management Elizabeth Gartin, Bachelor of Science, Community and Regional Planning, Cum Laude Sarina Getting, Bachelor of Science, Supply Chain Management, Cum Laude Richard Gilligan III, Bachelor of Science, Hospitality Management Jonah Glenn, Bachelor of Science, History Jesrik Gomez, Bachelor of Science, Software Engineering Tyler Gross, Bachelor of Science, Supply Chain Management Dawn Hales, Nursing (H SCI) Mariam Hamad, Bachelor of Science, Marketing David Hascall, Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy Cole Haverkamp, Master of Business, Business Administration Erin Haverkamp, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, Summa Cum Laude Jacob Hess, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, Magna Cum Laude Lydia Heydlauff, Bachelor of Science, Psychology and Advertising Louis Howlett, Bachelor of Science, Entrepreneurship Tess Hudson, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Cum Laude Brandon Johnson,
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Cum Laude Kelly Kane, Doctor of Philosophy, Psychology Paul Karanja, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Kristen Kemp, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, Summa Cum Laude Modeste Kenne, Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering Yones Khaledian, Doctor of Philosophy, Soil Science Kyle Kinneer, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design and World Languages and Cultures Lynette Kwaw-Mensah, Bachelor of Arts, Sociology Aashwin Lamsal, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems, Magna Cum Laude Zoey Lazere, Bachelor of Arts, Art and Design (Bachelor of Arts), Honors Program Member, Summa Cum Laude Aaron Lewis, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Magna Cum Laude Pangzhou Li, Master of Science, Electrical Engineering Han Liu, Master of Science, Civil Engineering and Civil Engineering Madison Lynch, Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering, Magna Cum Laude Christian Manahl, Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering Gene Manhattan, Master of Education, Education Sarah Marnin, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Medicine Sarah McCunn, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education Madeline McGarry, Bachelor of Science, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education and International Agriculture, Magna Cum Laude Christopher McGuire, Bachelor of Arts, Chemistry Jonathan Mennecke, Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology and Health, Summa Cum Laude elham mohammadrezaei, Master of Architecture, Architecture Joshua Moore, Bachelor of Science, History
Molly Muench, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Summa Cum Laude Morgan Mulford, Bachelor of Arts, English, Magna Cum Laude Alec Nagle, Bachelor of Science, Finance Clayton Nida, Bachelor of Science, Software Engineering Jamie Osmundson, Master of Fine Arts, Interior Design Lauren Parker, Bachelor of Science, Agricultural Business, Honors Program Member, Magna Cum Laude Dagney Paskach, Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering, Honors Program Member, Magna Cum Laude Andrew Penney, Doctor of Philosophy, Plant Pathology Kacey Reimer, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, Magna Cum Laude Michael Robbins, Master of Fine Arts, Creative Writing and Environment Lisa Saenthavy, Bachelor of Arts, Sociology Malkan Santiago, Bachelor of Science, Finance Carlos Santos-Rivera, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science Tamara Schmeisser, Master of Arts, Teaching English as a Second Language/Applied Linguistics Devin Schultz, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems Thomas Schultz, Doctor of Philosophy, Education Colby Shane, Bachelor of Science, Marketing Hayli Snyder, Master of Accounting, Accounting Timothy Steward, Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, Summa Cum Laude Nathanael Stott, Bachelor of Science, Accounting, Summa Cum Laude Harrison Swalla, Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology and Health, Summa Cum Laude AFM Tahsinuzzaman, Bachelor of Science, Accounting, Honors Program Member, Magna Cum Laude Maria Taylor, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education, Cum Laude Farshid Torabian Moghadam, Master of Design,
Sustainable Environments Rebecca Turnquist, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Magna Cum Laude Providence VanDerWeide, Bachelor of Music, Music, Summa Cum Laude Joshua Vanderwiel, Master of Arts in Teaching, Science Education Dylan Walton, Bachelor of Science, Animal Ecology Jack Wannarka, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Honors Program Member, Summa Cum Laude Carly Watson, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Cum Laude Garrett White, Bachelor of Music, Music, Cum Laude Owen Whitham, Bachelor of Science, Microbiology Justin Wigdahl, Bachelor of Science, Horticulture, Honors Program Member, Summa Cum Laude Jan Wirsching, Bachelor of Science, Dietetics (H SCI) Zachary Woodbeck, Master of Business, Business Administration Wei Zhang, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Cum Laude Haoqin Zhou, Doctor of Philosophy, Food Science and Technology Tiancheng Zhou, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science Colo Amy Shane-Nichols, Doctor of Philosophy, Apparel Merchandising and Design Gilbert Garrett Ament, Bachelor of Science, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Huxley Andrea Dahl, Bachelor of Science, Public Relations and Communication Studies Jacob Herrin, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Lauren Jones, Bachelor of Science, History Jenna Lee, Bachelor of Science, Animal Science, Cum Laude Brenna Ripp, Bachelor of Science, Construction Engineering Lili Rund, Bachelor of Science, Animal Science Kelley Hannah Beetler, Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice
Studies, Magna Cum Laude Morgan Beetler, Bachelor of Science, Mathematics, Magna Cum Laude Wyatt Thorson, Bachelor of Science, Management Nevada Katie Emery, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Liberal Studies Nicole Fischer, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Liberal Studies Taylor Grammer, , Nursing (AGLS) Mekenlie Jones, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design Mansour Manci, Master of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Morgan Sly, Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering Duncan Westphal, Bachelor of Architecture, Architecture-Professional Degree Roland Jacey Ellis, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, Magna Cum Laude Jaeda Pitman, Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology and Health Slater Olivia Astarita, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, Summa Cum Laude Sharon Hernandez, Master of Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies Madison Houge, Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education Story City John Barclay, Bachelor of Science, Finance, Cum Laude Kiersten Fevold, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Medicine Alexandria Gustafson, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology Aren Halleland, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems Hanna Henderson, Bachelor of Arts, Linguistics, Summa Cum Laude Lynette Hurd, Bachelor of Science, Dietetics (H SCI), Magna Cum Laude Rachel Phelan, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry Erin Power, Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering Eli Samo, Bachelor of Science, Horticulture Matthew Valen, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design
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Mary Greeley Medical Center’s Deardorff speaks to Ames Golden K Amber Deardorff, vice president of clinical and support services at Mary Greeley Medical Center, spoke recently at Ames Golden K’s weekly Thursday meeting, currently being held virtually. Amber is using her experience in a variety of roles as an 18-year member of the Mary Greeley team to serve as the incident commander for MGMC’s COVID-19 emergency management planning. The following are highlights of Deardorff’s presentation. n The latest statistics for COVID treatment in MGMC’s 13 county service area were shared. n The Iowa Dept. of Public Health statistics are awesome—nearly real time. n 75 percent of Positive COVID cases are currently in the 18 to 40 age range. n MGMC employees are subject to rigorous testing. Of 21 confirmed positive since March, 18 are back at work. n Elective surgeries were resumed April 28 and continue today.
Amber Deardorff, vice president of clinical and support services at Mary Greeley Medical Center, spoke recently at Ames Golden K’s weekly Thursday meeting, currently being held virtually. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
n An effort is underway to ensure that a TEST IOWA site is available in Ames prior to the start of ISU classes in August. n To date, there are no concerns regarding the available supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). n Contact tracing is a big challenge. Story County
Public Health and Iowa Department of Public Health are helping Mary Greeley. MGMC contact traces all of their employees who have been exposed. n MGMC finances are in fairly good shape due to federal CARES funding, and other assistance from state and federal agencies and the MGMC Foundation. n MGMC leadership has been meeting often with Iowa State University leaders. All dormitory student residents will be screened for COVID. No direct testing for other students is planned, but other mitigation measures will be available, including the hoped for Test Iowa site. n MGMC is heavily involved with the Ames School District in planning for a safe return to school this fall. Deardorff loves working closely with partner organizations, staff and physicians. This was very evident in her presentation. For more information about Ames Golden K, please visit www.amesgoldenk.org.
Nichole ‘Nikki’ Fischer, area director, BooSt Together for Children, speaks to Town and Country Kiwanis Club
Nichole “Nikki” Fischer, area director, BooSt Together for Children, recently visited a virtual meeting of the Town and Country Kiwanis Club describing her agency to the members and guests of the club. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Nichole “Nikki” Fischer, area director, BooSt Together for Children recently visited a virtual meeting of the Town and Country Kiwanis Club describing her agency to the members and guests of the club. BooSt is a social service agency for Boone and Story counties initiated by Early Childhood Iowa created by the Iowa state Legislature in 1998 and funded by its citizens, currently at $750,000 per year. The goal of the agency is to assist in the care of children from birth to five years old by several programs — Preschool Services; Home Visitations; Parent Support Services;
and Chris Child Care. The work of the agency is accomplished by financially supporting the several child-serve organizations in the two counties. through a grant proposal process. Example is the Storks Nest. These activities are accomplished through the actions of the BooSt Board presently chaired by Celest Mortvedt and Ed Gillott, Vice Chair. Fischer is the only paid person in the agency The agency is located in the Boone County Community Service Building, located at 900 W. Third St., Boone, and can be contacted by phone at (515) 433-4892 or on the internet at boost@ boonecounty.iowa.gov.
Co’Video!, 32nd-annual Kids’ Co’Motion program Valerie Williams, director/Cchoreographer of Co’Motion Dance Theater (CMDT), is introducing “dance-social-distancing” to young dancers ranging in age from 8 to 18 as part of Kids’ Co’Motion (KCM) which started July 6 and continued through July 24. Williams said, “After 31 years performing at the Ames City Auditorium each summer, we are trying a KCM in the year of the novel coronavirus that combines creative dance with video artistry, that we’re calling Co’Video.” “We are meeting outdoors to better social distance, and we are learning and using an interactive technology application called Isadora to connect our dances with sound and video and capture them for online presentation. Imagine making sounds with your movement. Imagine what images you can project on buildings, plants, or your own clothing. Imagine how your dancing will look upside down, or in reverse, or …” KCM is an annual program designed to train
young people in modern dance technique, composition theory, and production. KCM is an annual program designed to train young people in modern dance technique, composition theory, and production. The dancer/media artists from Ames this year are: Angelica Attinger; Charlotte Lake; Arslan Nebbe; Nurlan Nebbe; Laura Newman; Adeline O’Neal; Adela Osmundson; Maia Westort; Natalie Westort; Theo Westort; and Emma Wolter. They are spending all their time outdoors at the Butternut Shelter in Emma McCarthy Lee park. They meet from 9 a.m. to noon, experimenting and using movement to create sound and video; then learning composition skills to create dances and manipulate them with the interactive technology. Having to learn the basics of programming with Isadora creates a whole new set of challenges. The annual KCM performance workshop teaches more than dances to students. KCM builds creative
choreographers, helps students gain confidence in their own ideas and teaches them to organize those ideas and structure them into dance. Students not only study with master choreographers and teachers, they also compose dances by themselves and with other students, taking advantage of everyone’s ideas Valerie Williams is no stranger to interactive technology in dance and pivoting from stage performance to media-only performance is a natural progression. For more than 20 years, she has pioneered work that explores what interactive technology can do for dancers. Working from the premise that technology should serve the performers, Williams collaborates with engineers and composers to create opportunities for dancers to manipulate the stage environment. Moving KCM to a park setting using a technology platform is just one more example that Co’Motion dance is “…at home on any stage.”
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Jennifer Kelly, left, and daughter Josie Kelly purchased the Nevada FFA concrete mixer to use in their property management business and plumbing repair work. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Kellys purchase Nevada FFA concrete mixer
Roland-Story animal science students Kayley Birkland, Alynn Solberg and Amber Taylor work with the LabQuest Interface devices and carbon dioxide sensors to measure the respiration rate of yeast-sucrose solution that were provided by grants from the RolandStory Foundation. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Roland-Story animal science students study cellular respiration Roland-Story High School animal science students Kayley Birkland, Alynn Solberg and Amber Taylor have been working on a lesson involving cellular respiration. A major concept they have studied is cells use water, oxygen and glucose
to produce energy and the metabolic byproducts of carbon dioxide and water. According to Brad Taylor, class instructor “Through studies and lab work, the students are being exposed to basic and relevant biological science concepts that impact
themselves and our agriculture systems on a daily basis. In the lab they completed, they were measuring using equipment provided by the Roland-Story Foundation to determine the respiration rate of yeast given various inputs.”
Kelly Property Management purchased the Nevada FFA concrete mixer for $100. The mixer will be used for small concrete repairs, including the Nevada Main Street reconstruction project. Josie Kelly, daughter of Andy and Jennifer Kelly, has been working and managing repairs where small
batches of concrete are needed after new plumbing and sanitary lines are replaced from the main lines on the street improvement project. Josie’s skill development, hours logged and income are part of her Supervised Ag Experience program at Nevada High School. Students maintain
their records on AET, or Ag Experience Tracker, which is a robust online recordkeeping system students have access to 24/7 all year long. Kelly may also apply for a FFA proficiency award in a multitude of areas. The concrete mixer was donated to Nevada FFA in the fall of 2018 by Murl and Anne Borts, of Nevada.
Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist joins medical staff at Story Medical Todd Troll, M.D., has joined the medical staff of Story Medical and is seeing patients in the Story Medical Outpatient Clinic. A specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Troll is a member of the Iowa Clinic. Troll earned his undergraduate degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, his medical degree from the University of Indiana, and completed his residency at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo. He is certified by
the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. “I did a rotation in my fourth-year of residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation, and I knew that was it,” Troll said. “I knew that is what I wanted to do.” Physicians specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation — also commonly referred to as physiatry — aid patients in regaining lost abilities after experiencing a medical condition or injury. One of the most
common conditions Troll treats is carpal tunnel syndrome. He will see patients on a referral basis at Story Medical. “Dr. Troll is an excellent physician and a great addition to the medical staff at Story Medical,” said Nate Thompson, Story Medical CEO. “This represents a new specialty at the medical center and offers our community members an option for care that is close to home for a number of common ailments.”
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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2020
Mid-Iowa students named to University of Iowa dean’s list More than 8,500 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the dean’s list for the 2020 spring semester. Guidelines for inclusion on the list are: Courses offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory (S/U) or pass/non-pass (P/N) basis do not count toward graded credit for inclusion on the dean’s list. Undergraduate students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the College of Education, the College of Engineering, the Tippie College of Business, and University College who achieve a grade-point average (GPA) of 3.50 or higher on nine semester hours (spring 2020) or more of UI graded coursework during a given semester or summer session and who have no semester hours of “I” (incomplete) or “O” (no grade reported) during the same semester are recognized by inclusion on the dean’s list for that semester. Undergraduate students in the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine with fewer than nine semester hours (spring 2020) of graded credit, if deemed appropriate by the college. College of Nursing students participating in clinical courses who have a total of nine semester hours of earned credit (spring 2020), with eight semester hours of graded credit with a GPA of 3.50 or higher. Mackenzie Anderson of Ames, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Emma Sillman of Ames, Major: Global Health Studies; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Matthew Lynch of Ames, Major: Accounting; College: Tippie College of Business) Jillian Blum of Ames,
Major: Environmental Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Ashlyn Neppl of Ames, Major: Psychology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Nathan Lasley of Ames, Major: Global Health Studies; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Hannah Greenlee of Ames, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Alec Withers of Ames, Major: Computer Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Kylie Morken of Ames, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Tobias Garcia Vega of Ames, Major: Philosophy; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Forrest Musgrove of Ames, Major: Computer Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Olivia Leslie of Ames, Major: Theatre Arts; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Benjamin Sulzberger of Ames, Major: English and Creative Writing; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Molly Bagnall of Ames, Major: Cinema; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Michael Burke of Ames, Major: Sport and Recreation Management; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Elisabeth Culek of Ames, Major: Radiation Sciences; College: Carver College of Medicine) Serena Qamhieh of Ames, Major: Political Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Margit Herrmann of Ames, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences) Francesca Spencer of Ames, Major: Biochemistry; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Joanna Held of Ames, Major: Mathematics; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Abbie Dirks of Ames, Major: Civil Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Alexander Palensky of Ames, Major: Business Analytics and Information Systems; College: Tippie College of Business) Charles Rietz of Huxley, Major: Journalism and Mass Communication; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Emilia Bendler of Huxley, Major: Theatre Arts; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Annalyssa Holly of Kelley, Major: Finance; College: Tippie College of Business) Toni Spencer of Maxwell, Major: Psychology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Alexander Peebles of Nevada, Major: Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Maggie Schnurr of Roland, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Brandon McCoy of Story City, Major: Business Analytics and Information Systems; College: Tippie College of Business)
Austin Lee of Ames, Major: Psychology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Ashley Sitzman of Ames, Major: Public Health; College: College of Public Health) Bailey Burnes of Huxley, Major: Elementary Education; College: College of Education) Andrew Bryant of Ames, Major: Music Education; College: College of Education) Rachel Chun of Ames, Major: Biochemistry; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Jack Currans of Ames,Major: Cinema; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Carlie Dellmann of Ames, Major: Psychology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Cody Dvorak of Ames, Major: Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Natalie Grodnitzky of Ames,Major: Criminology, Law and Justice; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Ethan Hahn of Ames, Major: Accounting; College: Tippie College of Business) Zoe Hamstreet of Ames, IMajor: Economics; College: Tippie College of Business) Sabrinna Hegelheimer of Ames, Major: Sport and Recreation Management; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Taylor Junck of Ames, Major: Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Andrew Kim of Ames, Major: Finance; College: Tippie College of Business) Charlotte Lenkaitis of Ames, Major: Global Health Studies; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Elanna Neppel of Ames, Major: Chemical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Brett Stone of Ames, Major: Theatre Arts; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Andrew Thatcher of Ames, Major: Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Logan Wallen of Ames, Major: Finance; College:
Tippie College of Business) Gabrielle Cole of Huxley, Major: Therapeutic Recreation; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Jenna Matthews of Huxley, IMajor: Communication Studies; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Evan Williams of Huxley, Major: Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Cheyenne Hebner of Maxwell, Major: Speech and Hearing Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Elizabeth Jackson of Story City, Major: Journalism and Mass Communication; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) See page 6
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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2020 Continued from page 5
Kavya Raju of Ames, Major: Public Health; College: College of Public Health) Henry Bennett of Ames,Major: Cinema; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Adam Berryhill of Ames, Major: Mathematics; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Joseph Evans of Iowa City, Major: Enterprise Leadership; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Laura Evans of Ames, Major: Neuroscience; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Olivia Galyon of Ames, Major: Political Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Makayla Houser of Ames, Major: Cinema; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Calvin Leslie of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Srishti Mathur of Ames, Major: Neuroscience; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Ryan Mills of Ames, Major: History; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Eileen Murray of Ames, Major: Microbiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Olivia O’Brien of Ames, Major: Pre-Business; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Madeline Jensen of Gilbert,Major: Anthropology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Maya Penning of Hubbard, Major: English and Creative Writing; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Samuel Foster of Huxley, Major: Economics; College: Tippie College of Business) Kathryn Rietz of Huxley, Major: Nuclear Medicine Technology; College: Carver College of Medicine) Kristin Vogel of Huxley, Major: Anthropology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Benjamin Von Arb of Huxley, Major: Electrical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Preston Cattanach of Nevada, Major: Management; College: Tippie College of Business) Madeline Houge of Slater, Major: Elementary Education Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Hartley Christensen
of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Sophie Kuehl of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Samuel Reinhold of Collins, Major: Informatics; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Cole Hillier of Ames, Major: Biology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Gabrielle Ricklefs of Ames, Major: Pre-Business; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Evan Price of Ames, Major: Computer Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Matthew Fulton of Ames, Major: Cinema; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Abbas Kusow of Ames, Major: Economics; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Allison Wuebker of Story City, Major: Nursing; College: College of Nursing) Allisyn Coghlan of Roland, Major: Mathematics; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Angela Zheng of Ames, Major: Nursing Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Audrey Kramer of Ames, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Bryce Merges of Ames, Major: Spanish; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Cary Smith of Ames, Major: American Studies; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Caylee Fuqua of Ames, Major: Art; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Christian Frankl of Ames, Major: Political Science; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Danielle Baltimore of Ames, Major: Business Direct Admission; College: Tippie College of Business) Grace Arndt of Ames, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Grant Welk of Ames, Major: Biochemistry; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Grayson McKinney of Nevada, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Hannah Heindel of Ames, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Isaiah Deason of Huxley, Major: Pre-Business;
College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Jeffrey Rudman of Ames, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Jonathan Watt of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Melina Hegelheimer of Ames, Major: Ethics and Public Policy; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Morgan Gustafson of Ames, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Noah Sinclair of Ames, Biomedical Engineering; College: College of Engineering) Olivia Fink of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Paige Neutzling of Ames, Major: Nursing Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Paige Johnson of Ames, Major: English; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Ryan Grandgenett of Nevada, Major: Biomedical Sciences; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Sam Abraham of Nevada, Major: Health and Human Physiology; College:
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Sara Joerger of Ames, Major: Therapeutic Recreation Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Sarah Arbuckle of Ames, Major: Human Physiology; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Scott Junck of Ames,Major: Business Direct Admission; College: Tippie College of Business) Sidney Cowles of Ames, Major: Art; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Erin Rochleau of Huxley, Major: Radiation Sciences Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Hannah Elliott of Huxley, Major: Nursing Interest; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Karlie Busch of Story City, Major: Pre-Occupational Therapy; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Jazmin Cruz of Ames, Major: Nursing-RN; College: College of Nursing) Alestair Metcalfe of Cambridge, Major: International Relations; College: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA DEAN’S LIST SPRING 2020 LINCOLN, Neb. — Nearly 7,500 University of NebraskaLincoln students have been named to the Deans’ List for the spring semester of the 2019-20
academic year. Ames: Ryan Matthew Blum, senior, Dean’s List, College of Business, supply chain management.
Ames: Emily Grace Helmer, junior, Dean’s List, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology. Ames: Margaret Jane Pollard, junior, Dean’s List, College of
Arts and Sciences, computer science. Ames: Samuel Truman Taylor, sophomore, Dean’s List, College of Arts and Sciences, political
science and communication studies.