Thirty-two University of Nebraska-Lincoln seniors will be recognized as Chancellor’s Scholars during the All-University Honors Convocation at 2 p.m. April 24 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts, 301 N. 12th St.
Chancellor’s Scholars are students who graduated in December or who will receive their degrees in May or August and have maintained 4.0 grade-point averages on all collegiate work at UNL and elsewhere.
The following is a list of Chancellor’s Scholars by hometown. The information includes college, academic major(s) and parents’ names.
NEBRASKA:
Bellevue: Jamiane Faith Larson, College of Education and Human Sciences, Spanish, daughter of Peter and Susan Larson.
Chadron: Geoffrey Himal Ledbetter, College of Arts and Sciences, communication studies, son of George and Elizabeth Ledbetter.
Dannebrog: Jessica Lynn Shultis, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology, daughter of Wayne and Lauri Shultis.
Fullerton: Curtis Cedric Wetovick, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, animal science, son of Rick and Marne Wetovick.
Gretna: Garrett Patrick Martindale, College of Engineering, civil engineering, son of Todd and Pennie Martindale; Cody Christopher Thompson, College of Engineering, mechanical engineering, son of Chris and Jill Thompson.
Hastings: Julia Elizabeth Warrick, Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, music education, daughter of Joseph and Kelly Warrick.
Hayes Center: Larissa Ann Wach, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, agribusiness, daughter of Loran and Nancy Wach.
Herman: Meagan Ellen Anderson, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education and special education (K-6), daughter of Tom and Beverly Anderson.
Kearney: Sarah Jennifer Applegate, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology, daughter of Scott and Janis Applegate.
La Vista: Taylor Ann Kupfer, College of Business Administration, accounting, daughter of Jeff and Lori Kupfer.
Lincoln: John Joseph Kosch, Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, music education, son of Floyd and Janet Kosch; Landon Jack Sadler, College of Arts and Sciences, political science and English, son of Kenneth and Tonya Sadler; Elizabeth Kay Sundberg, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education and special education (K-6), daughter of Craig and Nancy Sundberg; Angelina Marie Wright, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology, daughter of Blaine Horalek and Teresa Horalek.
Norfolk: Jessie MiCay Miller, College of Education and Human Sciences, nutrition and health sciences (nutrition science option), daughter of Michael and Lori Miller.
Omaha: Christopher Durbin Davidson, College of Engineering, biological systems engineering, son of Steven and Sandra Davidson; Samuel Thomas Davidson, College of Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, son of Phil and Mary Davidson; Nathan Thomas DeMaria, College of Arts and Sciences, computer science and mathematics, son of Salvatore and Carolyn DeMaria; Ann Elizabeth Himes, College of Arts and Sciences, global studies, history and Russian, daughter of Tim and Amy Himes; Andrew Patrick Thielen, College of Engineering, electrical engineering, son of Terence and Kelly Thielen.
Pleasanton: Neal Timothy Fulton, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, agronomy, son of David and Cindy Fulton.
ELSEWHERE:
Cary, Illinois: David Steven Engel, College of Business Administration, actuarial science, son of Steven and Renee Engel.
Palatine, Illinois: Ryan Andrew Erdmann, College of Arts and Sciences, computer science and mathematics, son of Steven and Deborah Erdmann.
Lenexa, Kansas: Lauren Elizabeth Scanlan, College of Arts and Sciences, political science and psychology, daughter of John and Gail Scanlan.
Oakdale, Minnesota: Rachel Ann Horzewski, College of Engineering, mechanical engineering, daughter of Dan and Sharee Horzewski.
Kansas City, Missouri: Scott Crowe Johnson, College of Business Administration, actuarial science, son of Doug and Eileen Johnson.
Platte City, Missouri: Megan Frances Lee, College of Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, daughter of Richard and Karen Lee.
Mitchell, South Dakota: Eric Ardeen Bortnem, College of Education and Human Sciences, nutrition and health sciences (nutrition science option), son of Blair and Michelle Bortnem.
Watertown, South Dakota: Alex Leighton Kindopp, College of Business Administration, actuarial science, son of Bryan and Kay Kindopp.
Stansbury Park, Utah: Gregory Scott Atkin, College of Arts and Sciences, computer science and mathematics, son of Doug and Karen Atkin.
Stans, Switzerland: Brian Barmettler, College of Arts and Sciences, history and political science, son of Robert Barmettler and Claudia Oberholzer.
