ATCHISON, Kan. – Benedictine College has recognized those students who have distinguished themselves academically during the last semester. Marie Gannon, of Prescott, was recently named to the Dean’s List for the fall semester, which ended Dec. 12, 2022.

Full time students with 12 hours and a grade point average of 3.5 are named to the Dean’s List.

UW-Eau Claire

EAU CLAIRE – The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire extends congratulations to the 2,783 students named to the fall 2022 Dean›s List. Their academic performance has been outstanding, and we recognize these students with pride. Bay City: Grace Groh, College of Education and Human Sciences Beldenville: Kiefer Ekvern-Jamme, College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ellsworth: Holly Carlson, College of Education and Human Sciences; Gillian Davis, College of Arts and Sciences; Makenzie Huppert, College of Arts and Sciences; Jolene Schultz,

College of Arts and Sciences Elmwood: Katherine Feuker, College of Arts and Sciences; Natalie Mark, College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Cameron Meyers, College of Education and Human Sciences; Rowan Rupakus,

College of Education and Human Sciences; Josephine Weinzirl, College of Nursing and Health Sciences Hager City: McKenna Girdeen, College of Arts and Sciences; Brianna Maurer,

College of Arts and Sciences Maiden Rock: Julia Larson, College of Arts and Sciences Prescott: Savannah Fiedler,

College of Business; Emily Magee, College of Education and Human Sciences; Laura Pryor, College of Arts and Sciences; Kathryn Stewart,

College of Arts and Sciences River Falls: Gwenllian Adams, College of Business; Victor Bye, College of Business; Maya Graetz, College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Mitchell Kallenbach, College of Education and Human Sciences; Tyler Kliszcz, College of Education and Human Sciences; Brinley Kugel, College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Maren Mielke, College of Business; Bailey Reardon,

College of Education and Human Sciences; Lillian Swenson, College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Marcus Vitt,

College of Arts and Sciences; Brianna Weber, College of Education and Human Sciences; Allison Weissinger, College of Business; Anja Whitaker, College of Education and Human Sciences Spring Valley: Clara Gland,

College of Arts and Sciences; Taylor Huntress, College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Lauren Peabody, College of Arts and Sciences

University of Minnesota Duluth

DULUTH, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) has announced its Dean’s List for Fall Semester 2022. Students on the Dean’s List have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher while earning a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits.

The four colleges within UMD are:

• College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS)

• College of Education and Human Service Professions (CEHSP)

• Labovitz School of Business and Economics (LSBE)

• Swenson College of Science and Engineering (SCSE) Ellsworth: Maxwell Gezel, senior, SCSE, environmental science; Abigail Horstmann,

senior, SCSE, biology Prescott: Megan Gilles, junior, CEHSP, psychology;

Luke Hillman, senior, SCSE, civil engineering; Kaelyn Lewis, senior, SCSE, civil engineering; Dylan Olson, senior, CAHSS, communication River Falls: Carlee Bladl, senior, CEHSP, integrated elementary and special education; Conner Boorman,

freshman, CEHSP, pre social work; Chloe Grenzow, freshman, CEHSP, pre psychology; Grace Kittleson, junior, LSBE, pre business; Noah Lavold, junior, LSBE, accounting; Baxter Mangelsen,

freshman, LSBE, pre business; Olivia Nelson, freshman, CEHSP, pre psychology; William O’Neill, senior, SCSE, mechanical engineering; Morgan Prigge, freshman, CEHSP, pre communication sciences/disorders; Adam Quick, senior, SCSE, biochemistry; Lea Scott, senior, CAHSS, interdisciplinary studies; Azure Wolf, senior, SCSE, mechanical engineering

Western Technical College

LA CROSSE – Haley Schultz, of River Falls, graduated from Western Technical College from the Agri-Business Science Technology program. Schultz is one of 232 graduates to receive an associate’s degree or technical diploma in the 2022 Fall Term.

UW-River Falls

RIVER FALLS – The following local residents were among 351 students receiving degrees from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls following commencement in December 2022.

At graduation, four types of merit awards are recognized: Senior Merit – Graduating seniors who have maintained a 3.500 grade point for their last 60 credits at UWRF.

Cum Laude – Graduating seniors with a minimum cumulative 3.700 grade point average for their entire college career at all institutions.

Magna Cum Laude Graduating seniors with a minimum cumulative 3.800 grade point average for their entire college career at all institutions.

Summa Cum Laude Graduating seniors with a minimum cumulative 3.900 grade point average for their entire college career at all institutions.

Beldenville: Zachary Hines, Bachelor of Science, animal science Ellsworth: Kathleen Milano, Master of Business Administration; Cody Riggins, Bachelor of Science, computer science & information system Hager City: Avery Girdeen, Bachelor of Science, computer science & information system; Jocelyn Johnson, Bachelor of Science, conservation & environmental planning Plum City: Carson Heath, Bachelor of Science, conservation & environmental planning Prescott: Madeline Groskopf, Master of Science, clinical exercise physiology;

Mitchell Schommer, Bachelor of Science, business administration

River Falls: Abby Ashauer, Master of Science, education, counseling; Weston Beyler,

Bachelor of Science, criminology and sociology; Cora Bibeau, Bachelor of Science, English; Emily Bourget,

Bachelor of Science, psychology; Carter Christensen, Bachelor of Science, business administration, Magna Cum Laude; Benjamin Dusek,

Bachelor of Science, computer science & information systems, data science, Cum Laude; Maxwell Elliott, Bachelor of Science, history; Jenny Ellison, Master of Business Administration; Dawson Flaherty, Bachelor of Science, journalism; Anastasia Freye, Bachelor of Science, finance; Nathan Johnson,

Bachelor of Science, mathematics; Kassandra Kelly, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Magna Cum Laude; Tyler Kupczak,

Bachelor of Science, physics;

Breanna Larson, Bachelor of Fine Arts