MENOMONIE – The following students from the area have been named to the University of Wisconsin- Stout Dean’s List for the fall 2022 semester.

The award is presented to students who have a grade point average of 3.5 or above.

Maiden Rock: Noah Gansluckner, senior, construction; Abbey Graham, senior, applied social science; Allison Graham, freshman, hotel, restaurant & tourism management;

Kaitlin Graham, freshman, hotel, restaurant & tourism management Plum City: Katherine Hassing, senior, early childhood education Prescott: Sarah Hartung, junior, applied mathematics and computer science;

Mckenna Johnson, junior, graphic design and interactive media; Ryan Johnson, sophomore, construction;

Kairos Logan, junior, mechanical engineering; Lindsay Olson, freshman, business administration; Ayden Veness, sophomore, mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering; Richard Veness, senior, business administration; Haylee Yaeger, senior, early childhood education River Falls: Jacob Bartkey, Junior, engineering technology; Noah Beenken, senior, computer networking and information technology;

Cole Causby, sophomore, business administration;

Brett Delwiche, sophomore, packaging; Cole Delwiche, freshman, mechanical engineering; Brooke Derks, freshman, pre-mechanical engineering; Stephanie Derks, freshman, psychology; Caleb Johnson, senior, mechanical engineering;

Khendra Johnson, senior, interior design; Nathan Kinsley, junior, graphic design and interactive media;

Grant Magnuson, senior, business administration;

Nick Mitrou, sophomore, computer science; Logan Oie, sophomore, mechanical engineering; Sy Pitzen, junior, graphic communications; Ally Pizzi, senior, interior design; Jacob Richardt, sophomore, computer science; Carleigh Roettger, senior, professional communications and emerging media; Elizabeth Rohl, freshman, early childhood education; Karen Schwarz, senior, psychology Spring Valley: Ava Bawek, sophomore, dietetics; Wylie Brooke, sophomore, real estate property management;

Jack Brown, sophomore, applied social science; Beka Garin, senior, early childhood education; Rachel Garin, senior, business administration; Colten Wilson, senior, business administration; Courtney Wilson, junior, management Wilson: Dylan Bosshart, senior, mechanical engineering; Tanner Sands, sophomore, computer networking and information technology; Coy Stasiek, freshman, pre-computer and electrical engineering

UW-River Falls

RIVER FALLS – The University of Wisconsin-River Falls fall semester Dean’s List honoring 1,593 students has been released by Registrar Kelly Browning.

To be named to the Dean’s List, a full-time undergraduate must earn a grade point average of at least 3.5 on a scale of 4.0, or midway between an “A” and “B” average.

Beldenville: Ruby Straub,

elementary education Ellsworth: Mason Anderson, computer science and informational systems; Riley Anfinson, business administration; Lindsey Augustine, elementary education; Kailey Brenner, elementary education; Tayler Olson,

history; Maddox Person, accounting; Alexa Rasmussen,

social work; Chloe Resendez, psychology Elmwood: Araya Carson,

health & human performance; Tyler Holmes, psychology and music; Jessica Martin, accounting and business administration Hager City: Allison Jennings, health & human performance; Olivia Lynner, elementary education; MaKayla Mears, biomedical and health science Maiden Rock: Sophia Vogel, broad field social studies Plum City: Samuel Erickson, conservation & environmental planning; Vanessa Seipel, elementary education

Prescott: Wyatt Bauch,

social work; Samantha Braunlich, mathematics; Andrew Flatz, data science and mathematics; Graciela Franco, communication studies; Carolina Gathright, marketing and finance; John Gray,

engineering technology;

Patrick Haas, accounting; Parker Hince, political science; Madeleine Horn, conservation & environmental planning; Ryan Jorke, social work; Ella Linder, elementary education; Zoe Logan,

psychology; Marguerite Pagnotta, elementary education; Mitchell Schommer,

business administration River Falls: Elias Aasen,

communication studies and marketing communications;

Bailey Ahlers, biology; Jesse Ahlgren, marketing communications and stage & screen arts; Austin Albright,

stage & screen arts and marketing communications;

Connor Alexander, applied computing; Claire Anderson, elementary education; Josh Anderson, health & human performance; Kaye Anderson, English and psychology; Celia Becker, fine arts; Eleni Florence Becker,

biotechnology; Kimberly Beenken, animal science; Parker Benda, health & human performance; Luthien Bloom, English; Natalie Bostrom, animal science; James Bowers, physics; Ashley Burr, art education; Breanna Bussan, animal science; Chloe Byom, biology; Jackson Califf, stage & screen arts; Brooklynn CasaDeCalvo, social work; Eva Castro,

music; Vanessa Christiansen, art education and fine arts; Sophia Cobian, psychology; Coryn Davidson,

agricultural business; Carolyn Decheine, management; Yihong Deng, food science & technology; Grace Dicksinson, psychology; Taylor DuMond, animal science; Mia Ferguson, health & human performance; Nathan Finstad, business administration; Evelyn Flasch, music; Macguire Flood, health & human performance; Lauren Flynn, chemistry; Spencer Fobbe, biomedical and health science; Anastasia Freye, dairy science; Norah

Ganske, animal science; Lucy Garrett, psychology; Collin Gartner, physics; Stacy Graff, animal science; Ethan Greene, accounting and business administration; Lily Griffin, business administration; Jackson Hall, English; Michell Hall,

psychology; Shawn Harding, computer science and informational systems; Johan Harworth, music and English; Grace Heil, finance; Natasha Hermanek, art; Laura Jaques, English; Jada Johnson, animal science; Lauren Johnson, elementary education; Nathan Johnson, mathematics; Piper Juza, elementary education; Dale Keller, elementary education; Miranda Kieren, fine arts; Cierra Kirkwood, environmental science; Emma Knobloch, elementary education; Michael Krueger,

physics; Kyla Kubera, health & human performance; Leiha Kuhnke, animal science; Sebastian Kulow, stage & screen arts; Ivy Kunde, history; Sarah Langlois, biomedical and health science and mathematics; Kaylee Legois, elementary education; Sarah Lenzendorf,

accounting and business administration; Isabella Lundy,

psychology; Isobel Mason,

dairy science; Lillian Mason,

social work; Marissa Myska,

animal science; Josie Nelson, international studies; Zachary Newcomb, business administration; Geoffrey Osterbauer, broad field social studies; Wesley Papp,

stage & screen arts and marketing communications; Alexandra Parent; biomedical and health science; Cassie Parmeter, elementary education; Jake Parrack, psychology; Tiffinni Pawlak,

marketing communications;

Gage Pederson, communication sciences & disorders and psychology; Rachel Petraszak, animal science; April Rizo, English; Ben Rohl, data science; Lilianna Rolands,

biotechnology; Alexa Schretenthaler, psychology and mathematics; Dongin Seo,

data science; Natalie Simpson, communication studies & disorders; Michael Smits,

psychology; Meghan Starkey, business administration; Jasmine Stein, marketing communications and communication studies; Liam Stein, computer science and informational systems;

Madeline Sticha, broad field social studies and history;

Christopher Szczech, animal science; Adam Thom,

elementary education; Stevie VanderBloom, animal science; Grace Wachtler,

business administration; Joseph Wachtler, business administration; Austin Walters,

business administration and marketing communications;

Xue Wang, communication studies; Ruth Whall, international studies; Erik Winberg,

journalism; Samantha Wolf,

computer science & informational system Spring Valley: Aaron Borgerding, health & human performance; Connor Ducklow, marketing; Emma Esanbock, sociology and modern language; Taylor Falde, marketing communications; Isabelle Peterson,

chemistry and geology; Sydney Traynor, accounting; Faylene Troemner, biology; Karyn Wood, history Wilson: Bradyn Bednarek, computer science & informational systems; Olivia Dumond, social work