OSU Honors College students hooded at annual ceremony
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
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