More than 4,400 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been named to the Deans List for the spring semester of the 2016-17 academic year.

The following students from the Panhandle were honored:

Alliance: Alexandra Stich, freshman, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, animal science; Anthony Hare, sophomore, College of Business, accounting; Bailey OConnor, junior, College of Business, economics; Kevin Allen, senior, College of Engineering, computer engineering.

Broadwater: Jaslyn Livingston, senior, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, applied science.

Chappell: Nash Leef, freshman, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, environmental studiesagronomy.

Sidney: Anna Wistrom, senior, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, environmental restoration science; Caitlyn Deal, sophomore, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, veterinary science; Rose Nelson, junior, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, microbiology; LaNaya Gutierrez, senior, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, hospitality, restaurant and tourism management; Megan Neal, sophomore, College of Arts and Sciences, biological sciences; Hayden Lienemann, sophomore, College of Business, accounting; Calder Rosdail, junior, College of Business, accounting; Abigail Nguyen, sophomore, College of Business, marketing; Nicholas Castner, senior, College of Business, marketing; Ryan Birner, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, pre-social science; Jordan Kennedy, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education; Morgan Wolff, junior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education and special education (K-6); Spencer Ellwanger, freshman, College of Engineering, civil engineering.; Logan Uhlir, freshman, College of Engineering, computer engineering; Mia Hernandez, sophomore, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations.

Scottsbluff: Tiffany Adamson, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology; Andrew Cook, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, biochemistry; Tyler McCarthy, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, classics and religious studies; Daniel Schaub, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, political science; Lawrence SeminarioRomero, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, mathematics.; Jedediah Weis, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, biological sciences; Derrick Goss, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, secondary English grades 7-12; Alyssa Hoxworth, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education; Lucas Parsley, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, social science; Forrest Selvey, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education and special education (K-6); Anna Torres, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education; Matthew DeHaven, senior, College of Engineering, computer engineering.

Gering: Johnathon Boyd, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, history; Shelby Cripps, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, anthropology; Emily Hauck, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, environmental studies; Kali Rimington, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, psychology; Megan Copsey, sophomore, College of Business, management; Jasie Beam, junior, College of Business, management (entrepreneurship & innovation); Kyle Upp, junior, College of Business, finance; Karlie Johnson, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, pre-elementary education; Katherine Stauffer, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary educationand early childhood education; Kayla Todd, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education; Jared Powers, junior, College of Engineering, mechanical engineering; Austin Robinson, junior, College of Engineering, construction management.

Chadron: Lane Chasek, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, English; Shoilee Rahman, sophomore, College of Business, business administration; Jayden Garrett, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, nutrition and health sciences (nutrition, exercise and health science option).

Kimball: Laura Flores, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, ethnic studies.

Mitchell: Aubree Ford, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, biochemistry; Valeria Rodriguez, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, Spanish; Rachel Beeney, freshman, College of Education and Human Sciences, pre-speech-language pathology; Kalesha Hessler, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, elementary education; Olivia Michael, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, pre-elementary education.

Chadron: Brittany Kouba, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, global studies.

Gurley: Tessa Lukesh, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, English.

Bridgeport: Jeff Post, senior, College of Arts and Sciences, chemistry; Kristen Fellhoelter, junior, College of Business, marketing.

Minatare: Elisabeth Wright, junior, College of Arts and Sciences, anthropology; JaLee Pilkington, senior, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, advertising and public relations.

Gering: McKenna Copsey, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, hospitality, restaurant and tourism management.

Rushville: Cirsten Hinn, senior, College of Education and Human Sciences, speech-language pathologist.

Potter: Rebekah Hutchinson, sophomore, College of Education and Human Sciences, speech-language pathologist; Luke Johnson, senior, College of Engineering, agricultural engineering; Kenna Smith, senior, Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, theatre.

Gordon: Denie Jacobson, junior, College of Education and Human Sciences, textiles, merchandising and fashion design (merchandising).

Hyannis: Isabel Safarik, junior, College of Education and Human Sciences, mathematics.

Gordon: Nicholas Sasse, senior, College of Engineering, construction management.

Qualification for the Deans List varies among the eight undergraduate colleges. All qualifying grade-point averages are based on a four-point scale and a minimum of 12 or more graded semester hours. Students can be on the Deans List for more than one college.

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