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Northeastern Releases Honor Roll for Spring 2024 Semester

Sterling, CO--Northeastern Junior College has released its Honor Roll list for the Spring 2024 Semester and reports that 359 students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 200 students who made the President’s List by earning a 4.0 grade point average.

June 27, 2024

Sterling, CO--Northeastern Junior College has released its Honor Roll list for the Spring 2024 Semester and reports that 359 students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 200 students who made the President’s List by earning a 4.0 grade point average. 

 

Those making the President’s List include (by home location as designated by the student):  

 

Akron – Riley Carlson, Merek Charney, Wesley Couch, Anderson Filla, Jackson Filla, Carley Hase, Addicyn Kessinger, Caleb Poss, Keyandra Sampson

Anton – Janessa Ramey

Arvada – Sarah Liepold

Atwood – Jaxson Samber

Ault – Kisa Sameshima

Aurora – Hermione Hecht 

Bailey – Ellie Woodward

Bennett – Trista Lebsack

Boulder – Austin Harris

Brighton – Jaelyn Korbe

Broomfield – Haley Callico

Brush – Taneya Kunkel

Calhan – Emily DeAngelo

Centennial – Ryan Stults

Clifton – Ally Seriani

Colorado Springs – Saria Cortez, Skylar Stanley

Cope – Joslyn King, Samuel Koolstra

Crook – Chad Duncan

Durango – Teagan Kehm

Fleming – Kylie Bretz-Hoskins, Whitney Chintala, Nolan Japp, Kendra Koehler, Madi Serrato

Fort Collins – Hannah Akerley-France, Hannah Zink

Fort Morgan – Garrett Kalous

Grand Junction – Audrey Brown

Greeley – Lorie Hradecky, Rebecca Wiersema

Gunnison – Trudy Pfingston-Orr

Gypsum – Faythe Eichler

Haxtun – Michael Gerk, Kelsie Hadeen, Brooklyn Plumb, Maclin Tempel

Holyoke – Daniela Fierro, Charlotte Kramer, Katelyn Kropp, Hannah Lindholm, Sasha Lopez, Tayla Martin, Teagan Martin, Tessa Rosane, Isaiah Reuter, Nicole Schlachter, Elyce Sisseck, Leah Struckmeyer, Carter Van Overbeke

Iliff – Crystal Bruns, Brailyn Debus, Aaliah Jones

Julesburg – Jaxon Carlson, Kellum Carnahan, Dakota Clark, Abi Dille, Jace Ehmke, Keyana Ehnes, Brittney Geschwentner, Avery Goddard, Kaden Harens, Taylor Ingram, Kinley Kizer, Natalie Provancal, Koby Quayle, Jordyn Strasser, Dawn Westerbuhr, Peyton Worley

Kersey – Brock White

Lakewood – Jaydon Brake

Larkspur – Benjamin Sussman

Lindon – Marylyn Brandt

Loma – William Jones

Mancos – Lane Greenlee, Jessie Wallace

Merino – Taysa Conger, Cooper Dewitt, Larissa Fritzler, Kimberly Kirschbaum, Kaden Piel, Coen Schmidt

Otis – Owen Glenn, Jaylin Weber 

Ovid – Tanya Lucero

Parker – Kaylee Eyl, Brayden Stork 

Peetz – Ashley Kissell

Peyton – Tyler Pitts

Sedgwick – Parker Paiz 

Simla – Quentin Churchwell 

Sterling – Amman Adolf, Codie Amen, Beau Ashburn, Bill Joe Ball, Jacob Boden, Will Bornhoft, Amanda Chapman, Taylor Cobb, Halie Cure, James Dean, Carter Dillon, Joanna Duell, Reagan Fehringer, Ashley Fontera, Jessica Gallagher, Rudy Gallegos, Jennifer Garcia, Brooks Gary-Wagner, Gabriel Hickam, Alyssa Hill, Stephanie Hull, Bree Hunker, Kylee Irwin, Logan Kennedy, Coby King, Wesley Knuppel, Jack Krueger, Morgan Lambert, Roxanne Lambert, Josiah Mackintosh, Alexander Marusin, Marlena Mayhill, Liz Miller, Emily Mohni, Ryanne Nichols, Stephanie Nichols, Marcie Nicolet, Alix Oglesby, Darynee Palser, Kiahna Pasillas, Addison Pasko, Luca Pendleton, Cynthia Piper, Audrey Reeves, Marcus Renteria, Lauren Rice, Brian Riggle, Laryssa Schumacher, Taylor Simants, Kierra Simmons, Kerry Smith, Lainie Soliman, Alexis Tait, Brandon Williams, Jace Wright, Jonathan Zimmerman 

Strasburg – Sarah Dunning, Clayton Marty 

Vernon – Jenna Wieser

Westminster – Brooklyn Davis

Wray – Monica White

Yuma – Ana Alarcon, Anna Chapman, Olivia Cullen, Regina De Jesus Diaz, Jimena Gonzalez, Vanessa Jurado, Noel Klein, Jaslin Olivas Varela, Micaela Prettyman, Iveth Reyes, Yaneth Reyes, Miles Rutledge, Tiffany Sprouse, Jayci Taylor, Vashti Winter 

Connecticut – Riley Davis-Gagnon

Idaho – Ryan Payne, Jada Thurber  

Kansas – Merrin Frost

Nebraska – Kinley Greenough, Alyssa Rivas-Buttermore, Tate Talkington 

Ohio – Chloe Goshe 

Utah – Shaylee Hoecherl

Wisconsin – Olivia Taylor

Wyoming – Rori Hankins Masterson, Jestine Petley

Australia – Matias Rios, Ruby Sweeney-Spitzeck

France – Elias Khodri

Germany – Tom Stoll

Great Britain – Luka Gelevski

Italy – Francesca Nuzzo

Japan – Shuma Wada 

Netherlands – Joep Ter Wolbeek

Russian Federation – Artem Khromov, Anastasiya Makachirova, Elizaveta Polovinkina  

Switzerland – Gabriel Obletter

 

Vice President’s List honorees, which represents students with a 3.75 – 3.99 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):

 

Akron – Laura Vorce

Atwood – Monte Cook

Aurora – Sage Ferguson

Bond – Lela Biekert 

Burlington – Garrett Richardson, Joslyn Weaver 

Centennial – ZoeyAngel Portillo

Cope – Montana Mason

Denver – Alan Acevedo, Deysi Palacios Martinez 

Fort Collins – Brady Zink 

Greeley – Sarah Hettinger 

Haxtun – Jennifer Feik, Silas Walker 

Hillrose – Katelynn Ortega 

Holyoke – Emmy Brown, Sawyer Sigler, Caden Sporhase 

Iliff – Braylon Bruns

Julesburg – Bradon Bone, Isaiah Gifford 

Kersey – Kaycee Edmonds, Jaymie White

Kiowa – Kesiana Reid

Littleton – Savannah Waldrop

Loveland – Kaitlan Vanderhoff

Merino – Ellis Gettman, Sean Sager

Otis – Jordan Glanz 

Steamboat Springs – Grace Eck

Sterling – Ben Browning, Damian Highberger, Jessica Moca, Emmy Nalubega, August Roome, Lily Ryles, Sydni Sandoval, Aubrey Wright 

Weldona – Elizabeth Jones

Wiggins – Brooke Kappert

Yuma – Erica Duarte 

Alabama – Erin Williams

Hawaii – Leo Fernandez 

Idaho – Lucas Arthur

Nebraska – Cade Owens

New York – Chelsea Coady

Texas – James Nolan 

Utah – Kennedy Halper

Wyoming – Gage Gibson, Mayci Wade

Canada – Ryan Kucy 

Denmark – Bianca Bindzus

Slovenia – Rosa Brencic

 

Dean’s List honorees, which represents students with a 3.5 – 3.74 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):  

 

Akron – Alex Bowin, Shon Butz, Kinsey Grauer, Molly Porteus, Kelbi Schwartz, Brock Swedlund

Amherst – Cash Weber

Arvada – Erik Horton

Ault – Jack Davis

Aurora – Genesis Sweetwine

Berthoud – Wynn Drewes

Bond – Benjamin Biekert

Brighton – Megan Drews

Castle Rock – Luke Byler

Centennial – Kelly Fagan

Crook – Makenzie Bott

Denver – Aliana Markey

Eaton – Emily Maske

Elizabeth – Michael Zapfe

Erie – Ayva McComas

Fort Morgan – Hailey Walter

Franktown – Bailey Fischer 

Fruita – Lauren Lee

Greeley – Blayke Duncan

Haxtun – Kyle Fryrear, Owen Knode, Taylor Schram 

Holyoke – Sloane Bishop, Elly Brown, Bryson Dirks, Mallory Garrett, Adison Goldenstein, Ben Kleve, Addie Oliver, Spencer Stedman

Idalia – Eduardo Estrada-Vazquez

Julesburg – Tai Gonzales, Kinsey Rahe

Karval – Gracie Clark

La Salle – Zachary Brown, Justin Pfannebecker

Littleton – Steven Becker, Brodie Reister, Maddie Wimberly, Matt Yarish

Lyons – Lochlan Osborne

Merino – Carter Jaeger, Deacon Trenkle, Jessica Wiebers

Otis – Sandra Muller

Parker – Kaitlin Kyle

Peyton – Contessa Baker, Ashlynn Mustain

Sedgwick – Anthony Lechman 

Sterling – Veronica Abeyta, Fehr Al tameemi, Alyson Aragon, Kendyll Armstrong, Cedi Ball, Triston Cochran, Anna Courtney, Taylor Cranwell, Dylan DiOrio, Haley Emmerson, Jordyn Gusman, Ammaris Hamner, Callum Hurst, Mary Hurst, Bryan Jofre, Ryann Linn, Ryder McConnell, Ayden Miller, Katrina Mustard, Starsha Nelson, Addison Ramey, Vianey Ramirez Freyre, Ava Reeves, Abby Seyfang, Macie Smock, Caleb Soliman

Wiggins – Aubryn Ferguson

Windsor – Seneya Martinez

Yuma – Silas Baucke, Wendy Garcia, Sofia Hernandez Zarate, Ashley Ibanez, Jade Lungwitz, Elizabeth Mendoza, Alina Moran, Denton Peil, Belicia Rascon Ebersole, Chloe Smith, Makenzie Weathers 

Arizona – Swantayla Poola

Iowa – Kylee De Hoogh

Nebraska – Eli Schmid

North Carolina – Kaamil Domingo

Oregon – Austin Evans

Texas – Delilah Segoviano 

Utah – Andre Cooper, Bronson Richins

Wyoming – Peyton Munroe 

Australia – Lloyd Baker 

Canada – Edyn Barber

France – Anas Charit

Japan – Taketo Yamazaki

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