UW-River Falls RIVER FALLS – The University of Wisconsin-River Falls spring semester Dean's List honoring 1,788 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. Area students are listed below by hometown, name, and major.

Beldenville: Hannah Radkey, criminology; Bekah Tschanz, elementary education.

Ellsworth: Lindsey Augustine, agricultural education; Kailey Brenner, elementary education; Kyle DeGross, accounting; Lily Huber, communication studies; Zach Huppert, accounting; Hayden Johnson, elementary education; Kendra Lansing, communication sciences and disorders; Liam Moore, biomedical and health science; Hannah Nelson, agricultural business; Connor Price, history; Chloe Resendez, psychology; Reegan Spriggle, business administration; Paige Spychalla, social work.

Elmwood: Tyler Holmes, music; Jessica Martin, accounting; JonWeaver, criminology; DestinyWilliams, social work.

Hager City: EmmaAugustine, neuroscience; Allie Jennings, health & human performance; Joanne Lanegran, criminology; Deanna Quade, business administration.

Maiden Rock: Noah Gansluckner, broad field social studies Plum City: Sam Erickson, conservation & environmental planning Prescott: Jillian Boles, marketing communications; Mandy Haessly, elementary education; Sam Hira, business administration; Maddie Horn, conservation & environmental planning; Kayla Kulvich, biology; Ella Linder, elementary education; Keegan Nielsen, elementary education; Lauren Pendar, criminology; Kelsey Penk, health & human performance; James Rickett, biology; Nolan Rohl, physics; Carly Thompson, political science.

River Falls: Leah Ahlgren, broad field social studies; Joey Amundson, health & human performance; Kaye Anderson, English; Morgan Anderson, social work; Jacob Arnt, neuroscience; Shiloh Ballard, computer science & information systems; Eric Bark, environmental science; Jake Bennett, physics; Jordan Biros, elementary education; Heather Bramer, biomedical and health science; Eden Brinkman, criminology; Sarah Buhr, political science; Lizzy Bunnell, communication sciences and disorders; Ashley Burr, art; Rachel Carlson, elementary education; Ian Carter, physics; Carter Christensen, business administration; Sophia Cobian, psychology; Jordan Colby, mathematics; Kwashon Collins, criminology; McKenna Cook, teaching English to speakers of other languages; Chris Daggett, chemistry; Coryn Davidson, agricultural business; Ryn Davidson, communication studies; Reid Dawald, conservation & environmental planning; Magdala Diersen, communication sciences and disorders; Becca Donley, music; Jessica Dragun, business administration; Ben Dusek, computer science & information systems; Trisha Eklund, exploratory; Adrianna Erickson, criminology; Dannie Esterline, art; Mia Evanoff, elementary education; Kallie Falteisek, biomedical and health science; Brenden Ferkans, computer science & information systems; Jenna Feyereisen, computer science & information systems; Macguire Flood, health & human performance; Ellisa Frederickson, animal science; Henry Gage, business administration; Collin Gartner, physics; Shantina Getzie, business administration; Shawn Graven, computer science & information systems; Jacob Grefe, animal science; Yeji Han, physics; Aylah Hanson, animal science; Kya Harding-Jornlin, criminology; Katy Harris, business administration; Sabrina Hart, animal science; Taylor Hartzell, elementary education; Madison Hasley, health & human performance; Amanda Heinen, marketing communications; Cassandra Helmer, fine arts; Haley Hetchler, social work; Caileen Hughes, biology; Helena Humphreys, biology; Grace Hurst, elementary education; Sidney Hyet, biomedical and health science; Cole Jakupciak, biotechnology; Caleb Johnson, physics; Nathan Johnson, mathematics; Piper Juza, elementary education; Peter Karavos, data science; Miranda Kieren, fine arts; Katie Koerper, broad field social studies; Makayla Kosmicki, animal science; Kate Kraus, animal science; Sam Krueger, communication sciences and disorders; Rebekah Kucala, biology; Kayla Kurki, elementary education; Sarah Langlois, biomedical and health sciences; Sophie Langlois, computer science & information systems; Maria Lee, elementary education; Samantha Lesch, animal science; Bryce Linnell, business administration; Desi Lucht, computer science & information systems; Emma Magee, animal science; Faith Majors-Culp, animal science; Dakkota Mark, instrumental/general K-12; Stephen Matz, business administration; Casie McAllister, elementary education; Chelsea McDonald, communication sciences & disorders; Marissa Metzler, biology; Lexie Meuers-Cepress, instrumental/general K-12; Jami Michel, communication sciences and disorders; Christina Miller, psychology; Amber Minue, animal science; Gi Morello, computer science & information systems; Madisyn Morrow, neuroscience; Katlynn Mroczenski, social work; Raine Nyberg, fine arts; Geoff Osterbauer, broad field social studies; Wesley Papp, stage and screen arts; Cassie Parmeter, elementary education; Gage Pederson, communication sciences and disorders; Nevaeh Peterson, social work; Madeline Poulos, health & human performance; Abbie Reed, elementary education; Rebecca

Ries, business administration; Jaden Riesgraf, agricultural business; April Rizo, English; Dan Roever, neuroscience; Grace Ross, biology; Colin Rude, chemistry; Brittany Rutzen, fine arts; Cain Schneckenberger, health & human performance; Eva Schrank, fine arts; Ali Schretenthaler, psychology; Kolby Seidl, physics; Morgan Severson, business administration; Isaiah Shipp, fine arts; Natalie Simpson, exploratory; Charles Singerhouse, business administration; Michael Smits, psychology; Luke Spaeth, agricultural business; Mike Stern, agricultural business; Maddie Sticha, broad field social studies; Marcy Swatek, criminology; Anna Tiede, environmental science; Melissa Timm, data science; Aricka Ullius, animal science; Adam Umlor, health & human performance; Hailey Vanden Branden, animal science; Caleb Venzke, business administration; Taylor Voss, criminology; Grace Wachtler, business administration; Joey Wachtler, business administration; Claude-AurenWalker, English; DestinyWalker, psychology; Blair Wermuth, animal science; Alicia Whaley, social work; Ruth Whall, international studies; Luke White, criminology; AddisonWolman, stage and screen arts; Josie Yerhot, marketing communications; Riley Zyduck, marketing communications.

Spring Valley: Holly Anderson, animal science; Audrey Bigaouette, animal science; Aaron Borgerding, health & human performance; Brock Bune, business administration; Taylor Falde, marketing communications; Kenny Fesenmaier, broad field social studies; Belle Peterson, chemistry; Karyn Wood, history.

Wilson: Isaac Nilssen, business administration.

St. Cloud State University

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Katherine Todd, of Elmwood, is among more than 1,100 students whose academic achievement placed them on the 2021 Spring semester dean's list at St. Cloud State University. To be eligible for the honor, students must have a grade point average of 3.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Todd is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in psychology in the College of Liberal Arts.

UW-Superior

SUPERIOR – The following students have been named to the University of Wisconsin-Superior Dean's List for academic achievement during the Spring 2021 semester.

To be named to the Dean's List, students must have completed 12 degree-seeking semester credits and achieved at least a 3.50 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale).

Elmwood: LeslieWilliams Spring Valley: Zackary Abt