ISU announces spring dean’s list
AMES– More than 10,500 Iowa State University students were recognized for outstanding academic achievement named to the spring semester 2021 dean’s list. Students named to the dean’s list earned a grade point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.00 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded coursework.
Students included from the area are listed below.
From Ely:
Blair Elizabeth Bell, Kinesiology and Health
Zachary Michael Johnson, Political Science
Brandon Ronald Lochner, Mechanical Engineering
Mitchell James Nisley, Animal Science
Matalyn J. Sebetka, Food Science (AGLS)
Grant Weston Sullivan, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design.
From Shueyville:
Shaylin Michelle Schares, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design.
From Solon:
Caleb Jeremiah Almasi, Finance
Michael M. Baumgartner, Criminal Justice
Jonathon Thomas Bell, Agricultural Studies
Andrew Cole Bransky, Mechanical Engineering
Ellen Elizabeth Cross, Microbiology
Ella May Duster, Anthropology
Brittney J. Dvorsky, Early Childhood Education
Blake Robert Ealy, Mechanical Engineering
Coal Allon Flansburg, Open Option (LAS)
Aira Foster, Biology (AGLS)
Clayton Will Gerdin, Management
Justin M. Glenn, Geology
Lee Jacob Hanus, Architecture-Professional Degree
Kassadi Emilya Hilton, Finance
Rylee R. Johnson, Interior Design
Quintin D. Kelsay, Biology (AGLS)
Haley Paige Kluesner, Agricultural Engineering
Tanner Brett Larkey, Criminal Justice
Marcus Dean Martin, Mechanical Engineering
Presley Jade Philipp, Materials Engineering
Amanda Christine Pipolo, Kinesiology and Health
Matthew Paul Shafer, Biochemistry
Caroline Marie Sherman, Environmental Science (AGLS)
Kelsey Marie Smyth, Agricultural Engineering
Thomas Robert Tobin, Marketing
Elizabeth Ann Uthoff, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education
Jacob Daniel Wenger, Chemical Engineering.
From Swisher:
Nathaniel Davis Harder, Electrical Engineering
Cole P. Huedepohl, Biology (AGLS)
Colin Kempf, Software Engineering
Ellie E. Mittauer, Aerospace Engineering
Arrick Rinke, Aerospace Engineering
Rachel K. Shelangoski, Veterinary Medicine.