S chools KU announces honor rolls
LAWRENCE — More than 8,900 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earned honor roll distinction for the fall 2024 semester.
The honor roll comprises undergraduates who meet requirements in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and in the schools of Architecture & Design, Business, Education & Human Sciences, Engineering, Health Professions, Journalism & Mass Communications, Music, Nursing, Pharmacy, Professional Studies and Social Welfare.
Honor roll criteria vary among the university’s academic units. Students must complete a minimum number of credit hours to be considered for the honor roll.
Fall 2024 honorees below include students whose honor roll status was conferred before Jan. 31. Not all students opt to have their names published.
ALLEN COUNTY: Jadyn Kaufman, Humboldt, School of Business; Sam Neeley, Humboldt, School of Business; Kayla Scott, Humboldt, School of the Arts; Simon Stephens, Humboldt, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Elias Works, Humboldt, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Macie Hoag, Iola, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Kylen Jobe, Iola, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Henry Lohman, Iola, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Rio Lohman, Iola, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Elanie Sturgeon, Iola, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; William Wall, Iola, School of Journalism & Mass Communications; Clara Boyd, Moran, School of Nursing; Athena Bradshaw, Moran, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
CHEROKEE COUNTY: Audrey Goetting, Weir, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
CRAWFORD COUNTY: Chellby Cosby, Walnut, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Elizabeth Littlefield, Walnut, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
LABETTE COUNTY: Kaitlyn Carson, Altamont, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Luke Ryan, Altamont, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Zachary Spriggs, Oswego, School of Business; Timmy Chen, Parsons, School of Engineering; Davis Clark, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Anna Ecoff, Parsons, School of Pharmacy; Amelia Hetlinger, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Molly Leonard, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Adian Marshall, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Grant Morris, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Hayden Pool, Parsons, School of Music; Isabella Ramsey, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Justin Tobel, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Aidan Wheat, Parsons, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Landon Wheat, Parsons, School of Business.
NEOSHO COUNTY: Emma Atherton, Chanute, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Katelyn Caldwell, Chanute, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and School of Journalism & Mass Communications; Jadyn Ellsworth, Chanute, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Mia Godinez, Chanute, School of Journalism & Mass Communications; Braylee Peter, Chanute, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Tibernay Beal, Erie, School of Nursing.
W ILSON COUNTY: Grace Chard, Fredonia, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Penner Fox, Fredonia, School of Pharmacy; Hannah Dougherty, Neodesha, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences; Samuel Ortiz, Neodesha, School of Business.
WOODSON COUNTY: Liberty Cavender, Yates Center, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
Local students complete degrees at Wichita State
WICHITA — More than 1,240 students completed a total of 1,378 degrees and certificates at Wichita State University in fall 2024.
The breakdown of degrees and certificates granted includes 908 degrees and certificates for 845 undergraduate students and 470 degrees and certificates for 397 graduate students.
And of those earning a bachelor’s degree, 47 were summa cum laude, 223 were magna cum laude, and 123 were cum laude.
Undergraduate students who have attained a grade point average of 3.9 out of a possible 4.0 received the summa cum laude award; those with an average of 3.55 received the magna cum laude award; and those with an average of 3.25 received the cum laude.
Area graduates of WSU: CHANUTE: Ely Z. Phillips, bachelor of applied arts, media arts.
ERIE: Kenzie D. Brant, bachelor of science in aerospace engineering, aerospace engineering; Allison S. Richwine, bachelor of general studies, general studies psychology, summa cum laude.
NEODESHA: Jacob C. Deegan, bachelor of business administration, marketing; Macy M. Jones, bachelor of business administration, marketing, cum laude.
ALTAMONT: Brandalynn S. Palmer, master of health administration, health administration.
CHERRYVALE: Piper E. Hey, bachelor of science in health science, health science, magna cum laude.
OSWEGO: Corinna L. Walker, bachelor of arts in education, ecu/elementary education apprentice, magna cum laude.
PARSONS: Isabelle R. Fuentez, bachelor of science in health science, health science, magna cum laude.
Area students named to WSU dean’s list
WICHITA — Wichita State University has announced the names of 3,865 students who were on the WSU dean’s honor roll for fall 2024.
To be included on the dean’s honor roll, a student must be enrolled full time (at least 12 credit hours) and earn at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
ALTAMONT: Matthew A. Sanders, Gabriel D. Lunsford, Rylie Doyle, Klete H. Keller, Loreli H. Whittley, Kylee J. Geiger, Shelby L. DuVall, Kelsey M. Hernandez, Ashley M. Robinett, Elena M. Watts, Madison T. Cole.
CHERRYVALE: Megan A. Henry, Chinelle A. Snider, Piper E. Hey, Kheley R. Meigs.
ERIE: Allison S. Richwine. OSWEGO: Corinna L. Walker, Elizabeth N. Fuller. PARSONS: Marleigh D. Buchanan, Meranda K. Wilkins, Daisy L. Smith, Tonda M. Manly, Anoki W. Adams.
ST. PAUL: Jordyn M. Gitchell. CHANUTE: Autumn D. Sharp, Jenifer E. Gonzalez, Kimberly J. Novotny, Jacqui J. Odell, Courtney L. Gericke, Jayda L. Showalter.
NEODESHA: Conner A. Pelton, Callie A. Ray, Jacob C. Deegan, Dana E. Morris, Peyton G. Neises, Macy M. Jones, Turner T. Jones.
