LAWRENCE — Approximately 5,000 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earned honor roll distinction for the spring 2015 semester. The students, from KU’s Lawrence campus and the schools of Health Professions and Nursing in Kansas City, Kansas, represent 96 of 105 Kansas counties, 47 other states and territories, and 38 other countries.
The honor roll comprises undergraduates who meet requirements in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and in the schools of Architecture, Design & Planning; Business; Education; Engineering; Health Professions; Journalism; Music; Nursing; Pharmacy; and Social Welfare.
Honor roll criteria vary among the university’s academic units. Some schools honor the top 10 percent of students enrolled, some establish a minimum grade-point average and others raise the minimum GPA for each year students are in school. Students must complete a minimum number of credit hours to be considered for the honor roll.
Northwest Kansas students included:
Ellis
Mikayla Gottschalk, Ellis, School of Business
Sara Wilhite, Ellis, School of Pharmacy
Sana Cheema, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Mason Choitz, Hays, School of Engineering
Danielle Dinkel, Hays, School of Education
Kendra Karlin, Hays, School of Education
Lauren Keller, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Kelly Koenigsman, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Laurissa Marcotte, Hays, School of Engineering
Margaret Moore, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Emily Pfeifer, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Ryan Pokorny, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Grant Romme, Hays, School of Engineering
Christopher Rooney, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Elizabeth Rupp, Hays, School of Health Professions
Roy Schmeidler, Hays, School of Music
Dylan Schumacher, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Lucas Walker, Hays, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Kyle Schmidt, Victoria, School of Education
Courtney Unrein, Victoria, School of Business
Norton
Phillip Becker, Lenora, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Rhees Carlson, Norton, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Dakota Dreher, Norton, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Matthew Miller, Norton, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Osborne
Brad Pruter, Natoma, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Justin Theleman, Natoma, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Seth Conway, Osborne, School of Education
Jessica Gregory, Osborne, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Phillips
Alex Atchison, Agra, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Logan Kiser, Logan, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Jade Bui, Phillipsburg, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Madison Orr, Phillipsburg, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Stephen Sage, Phillipsburg, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Rooks
Jacob Brull, Plainville, School of Music
Jessi Royer, Plainville, School of Journalism
Haley Dix, Stockton, School of Business
Makayla Reed, Stockton, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Russell
Alexander Baldwin, Russell, School of Business
Rachel Hilger, Russell, School of Pharmacy
Smith
Jordan Baxter, Smith Center, School of Business
Cara Meyer, Smith Center, School of Education
Sara Timmons, Smith Center, School of Nursing
Joe Windscheffel, Smith Center, School of Pharmacy
Taylor Zabel, Smith Center, School of Engineering
Trego
Deven Schoenthaler, Wakeeney, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.