University News 7/9/2011
Hardin-Simmons
Honor rolls
The following students were named to academic honors lists at Hardin-Simmons University for the Spring 2011 semester:
Dean’s list: Misti Acosta, Kacie Bailey, Hope Baldwin, Joseph Blake, Lauren Booher, Nolen Bussey-Camacho, Carrie Channer, Courtney Cramer, Jenny Davenport, Emilee Davis, Garrett Dowell, Kari Eudey, Astin Fenner, Marquita Fiddmont, Kalee Fisher, Jacie Frierson, Charles Graham, Joshua Hall, Stephanie Ham, Holly Harrell, Cameron Hartgraves, Chase Hartgraves, Christina Hartsfield, Aislinn Hendrix, Kindel Hernandez, Meagan Herring, Talicia High, Luke Howell, Kristyn Jones, Johnona Jones, Taylor Knowles, Seth Manly, Ashley Mitchell, Meghan Moore, Laura Owen, Lindsi Phipps, Ashley Quick, Madison Reyes, Sterling Riddle, Brittany Robinson, Ashley Rogers, Raleigh Sadler, Breanne Schroeder, Nicole Sierra, Chelsea Sinclair, Venantie Uwishyaka, Brittany Vacca, Baleigh Walker, Kevin Yeakle, Kayla Young.
Honor roll: Neil Biggs, Barbara Blackwood, Rebecca Brady, Sarah Church, Adam Conner, Elizabeth Conyer, Curt Crisp, Melissa Culpepper, Holli Davis, Parker Dugan, Jeffrey Hay, Jessica Johnson, Amanda Lanford, Sarah Leathers, Nathan McBride, Ashley Obosky, Hayley Thaxton, Jonathan Ury, Holly Walker, Spencer Williams, Koy Young.
Honorable mentions list: Jessica Anderson, Caitlin Bartlett, Andy Cariens, Suni Cauthern, Andrew Childers, Cheryl Davis, Jennifer Grose, Garrison Hardin, Jaxon Jordan, Ashley Luecke, Shannon Milliorn, Rebecca Pugsley, Michael Thompson, Jakob Topper, Steven Wegrzynowicz.
President’s list: Jacob Allen, Stephanie Angell, Staci Armstrong, Mallory Ashford, Nathanael Bachert, Kelsey Barbee, Chelsea Barker, Kami Bellah, Jennifer Bender, Candace Bunkley, Raymond Cadjew, Cassidy Cantu, Ashley Chapel, Juan Cordova, Toni Cowan, Caitlin Cramer, Jody Dagel, Jeffrey Davis, Erin Davis, Alexandra Dockter, Jason Donnelly, Caitlyn Ellison, Heather Enriquez, Rebekah Feese, Carla Fowler, Candace Garza, Michael Garza, Brandon Gates, Laci Graham, Adrian Granneman, Sunil Guharajan, Zachary Hall, Juvenal Havyarimana, Sarah Hendrix, Fernando Hernandez, Devon Howard, Emily Hyatt, Bailey Jarvis, Ashley Johnson, Riley Kidd, Laura Langford, Gaela Leatherman, Antoinette Lee, Cathy Lee, Amanda Leger, Lindsey Lester, Emma Lyle, Natalie MacNeil, Daniel Martin, Kaitlyn Martin, Virginia Martinez, Wyatt Martinez, Austen Massey, Chelsie Mathis, Lauren Maurer, Kristina Mayer, Kegan McMullan, Diana Monroe, Danielle Morris, Mallory Moser, Mitchell Moser, Daniel Mowery, Marci Murphy, Ashley Pagano, Brody Powell, Shannon Rector, Stephanie Robinson, Amanda Robinson, Zachary Rose, Aaron Roth, Victor Rubio, Chase Sims, Benjamin Skye, Camille Skye, Leigh-Ann Snow, Michaela Stewart, Haylee Stewart, Lacy Stone, Randy Sullivan, Autumn Taylor, Kayla Thomas, Christopher Tucker, Lauren Turman, Samuel Walker, Kacey Williams, Eric Wyatt, Jamie Zumwalt.
Angelo State
Dean’s list
The following Abilene area residents were named to the Angelo State University dean’s list for spring 2011: Jordan P. Arnold, Susannah F. Barrington, Scott A. Berry, Sarah K. Brothers, Robert W. Busbee, Mark E. Buxkemper, Ruben J. Cadena, James M. Carroll, Kaci B. Childers, Jessica B. Crow, Rachel M. Headstream, Krystina A. Hunt, Tommy N. Janusz, Lindsey M. Krach, Brandy D. Murray, Sarah D. New, Eugene C. Nwankwo, Phillip J. Poundstone, Joshua K. Pritchett, Melissa M. Reams, Marian A. Kegan, Melisa M. Rodriguez, George D. Salazar, Andrew B. Schurman, Chancee L. Smart, John D. Speer, Joshua M. Tolentino, Mical S. Watson, Jacob C. Wilhite, Craig E. Williams, Allyson M. Wood and Jaron R. Yarbrough.
Baylor University
Scholarships
Baylor University recently selected several Big Country residents as recipients of scholastic awards for the 2011-2012 academic year. These scholarships were awarded on the basis of class rank and/or SAT/ACT scores.
Abilene: Erik Luna, Bailey Rentz and Chase Turnbow
Baird: Betsy Michelle Robbins
Brownwood: Rebekah Fowler
Coleman: Ross Jackson
Graham: Lisabeth Arellano
Rotan: Sabra Williams
Abilene resident assists British schools
Braden Kehl of Abilene recently participated in a five-week program conducted by the Cannon-Clary College of Education at Harding University in which 13 students assisted classrooms in Scotland, England and Ireland. Participants assisted the Larbert Public Schools for three hours a day, four days a week by observing, tutoring, teaching lessons and helping in other ways. Kehl is a senior sports management and exercise science major.
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