The Oklahoma State University Honors College presented its degrees and awards to 110 students during a hooding ceremony in May. The degree is the highest that can be presented with the undergraduate degree.

Students were hooded by representatives from their specific college to symbolize the prestigious honor. They also had the opportunity to wear their hood with normal graduation regalia at the OSU commencement ceremony.

The Honors Award designates the completion of all the Honors College Degree requirements with a minimum grade point average of 3.5. It is earned by completing several hours of additional academic requirements for a General Honors Award and a Departmental or College Honors Award. Students involved in the ceremony were also recognized with other special Honors College awards.

To view photos of the students in attendance with Oklahoma State President Burns Hargis, visit https://www.flickr.com/photos/ostatenews/albums/72157681695673724.

For more information contact the Honors College at 405-744-6799 or visit honors.okstate.edu.

The students honored are listed below along with their degree and awards they received.

OKLAHOMA

ALTUS

Alex Garrison, mechanical and aerospace engineering

ANADARKO

Gerardo Rico Cervantes, marketing

ARNETT

Madeline Atha, animal science

BARTLESVILLE

Thomas Wiseman, biochemistry

Gavin Dolsky, chemical engineering

BRISTOW

Caitlyn Stice, aerospace engineering

BROKEN ARROW

Christian Ley, biosystems engineering

CHOCTAW

Sidney Ricketts, physics

CLINTON

Jessica Blodgett, psychology

COWETA

Caleb Jones, chemical engineering

DALE

Danielle Dockrey, biochemistry and molecular biology

DEL CITY

Tiffany Thurmond, management

DUNCAN

Allison Christian, animal science

EDMOND

Kelsey Ashwood, health education and promotion

Eric Fleet, architectural engineering

Vincent Rankin, psychology

Kaelynn Knoerschild, multimedia journalism

ELGIN

Ryan Neal, chemical engineering

ELK CITY

Kamrin Coulter, electrical engineering

ELMORE CITY

Bethany Howard, communication sciences and disorders

ENID

Blake Burchel, finance

FORGAN

Kayla Ratliff, strategic communication

FORT MORGAN

Leighton Gerkin, aerospace administration and operations

HARDESTY

Caitlyn Gilbert, communication sciences and disorders

HYDRO

Kari Payne, marketing

JENKS

Allison Sadler, chemical engineering

Callie Carpenter, mechanical engineering

Kayson Howard, mechanical engineering

Alisha DeVore, animal science

LAWTON

Ashton Patton, English with an emphasis in creative writing

MCALESTER

Marissa Schmidt, human development and family sciences

MOORE

Tam Dang, accounting

MORRISON

Kelsey Provence-Kelly, communication sciences and disorders

NORMAN

Mercedes Harris, architecture

OKLAHOMA CITY

Collin DeVore, economics

Tianna Carter, marketing

James Lee, English

OWASSO

Erin Pearce, physiology

Rebecca Walters, communication sciences and disorders

Courtney Fryar, management

Trisha Goerlitz, history

PONCA CITY

Nicole Branstetter, marketing

POTEAU

Joshua Midgley, strategic communication

SHAWNEE

Mark Diehl, mechanical engineering

TULSA

Hannah Sieler, marketing

Rachel Nichols, management

Sarah Bonk, mechanical engineering

Amanda Brown, management information systems: information assurance

Bailey Chambers, nutritional sciences

Cory Bright biochemistry and molecular biology

Mariah Nacke, psychology

Zackery Fowler, biochemistry with molecular biology

Claire Hudak, mechanical engineering

Katherine Dixon, accounting

Amethyst Kelly, biosystems Engineering

Grace Coen, mechanical engineering

Alonzo Johnson, psychology

Nuria Martinez-Keel, multimedia journalism

Addi Freiner, elementary education

WAGONER

Dylan Cannon, chemical engineering

Kelsi Emmons, nutritional sciences

WAUKOMIS

Nicholas Denker, finance

WELLSTON

Caitlin snider, secondary science education

WESTVILLE

Tori Coates, business management with option in human resources

YUKON

Amber LaFerriere, elementary education

Haley Schantz, international business

Kellie Backhaus, mechanical engineering

Kourtney Backhaus, mechanical engineering

Connor McCurley, electrical engineering

TEXAS

ALLEN

Chelsea Murphy, microbiology

Sean Quintana, biochemistry and molecular biology

ARLINGTON

Chelsea Garner, nutritional sciences: allied health

Rachel Campbell, electrical engineering

AUSTIN

John MacLaren, international business

Raul Allegre, sports management

CANYON

Codi Demere, nutritional sciences

FLOWER MOUND

Jessica Catlin, chemical engineering

Sarah Sauer, nutritional sciences

FORT WORTH

Timothy Alland, mathematics

FRISCO

Catherine Wilson, strategic communication

GEORGETOWN

Cameron Patterson, architecture

GODDARD

Tyler Weppler, electrical engineering

Lyndie Simmons, economics

LUCAS

Courtney Wolfe, architecture

MCKINNEY

Ryan Brinkman, aerospace engineering

PLANO

James Darling, industrial engineering and management

PROSPER

Payton Jones, psychology

RED OAK

Sydney Stewart, animal science

SPRING

Michele Higgins, chemical engineering

WICHTIA FALLS

Connor Presson, accounting

ARKANSAS

FORT SMITH

Rachel Davis, chemical engineering

HAVANA

Samantha Gillespie, animal science

LITTLE ROCK

Jaime Goolsby, animal science

KANSAS

OVERLAND PARK

Katelyn Jarvis, nutritional sciences

WICHITA

Benjamin Schwarz, architectural engineering

Emily Henning, architecture

Mitchell Meyer, mathematics

MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY

Kelly Love, management with human resources option

ST. LOUIS

Robert Kurzu, marketing

NEBRASKA

OMAHA

Nate Johnson, finance

ILLINOIS

BARRINGTON

Alexa Schmidt, marketing

COLORADO

HIGHLANDS RANCH

Sarah Rosenkrans, sports management

PUEBLO

Jacquelyn Lane, chemical engineering

TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS

Abigail McFadden, communication sciences and disorders

MINNESOTA

COTTONWOOD

Chelsey Johnson, political science

DELANO

Ashley Simenson, microbiology and molecular genetics

MICHIGAN

BIRMINGHAM

Nona Campbell, management information systems

MAINE

BANGOR

Dominic Martin, biochemistry and molecular biology