Sauk Valley students named to Northern Illinois University fall 2024 dean’s list

DeKALB – Northern Illinois University recently announced its dean’s list for the fall 2024 semester.

The list honors students with a minimum semester GPA of 3.5 in the College of Engineering and Engineering Technology or a minimum GPA of 3.75 in the colleges of business, education, health and human sciences, liberal arts and sciences, and visual and performing arts.

Sauk Valley-area students named to the list include:

• Amboy: Kayla Schaefer, early childhood education
• Ashton: Austin Bogle, finance; Erin Lauer, rehabilitation and disability services; Bailey Robinett, English; Bailey Robinett, psychology; and Jared Warner, accountancy
• Baileyville: Mya Greenfield, English; Sydney Regez, communicative disorders
• Davis Junction: Cody Blevins, manufacturing engineering tech; Jacob Blevins, manufacturing engineering tech; and Gabe Rubio, applied manufacturing technology
• Dixon: Riley Abell, business administration; Lilliana Campbell, psychology; Lauren Fagan, leadership and management; Elayna Felder, psychology; Samantha Heaton, general emphasis; Meghan Huffman, accountancy; Connor Hummel, psychology; Arbri Riska, accountancy; Natalie Tucker, kinesiology; Kyle Wolfe, mechanical engineering; and Ellenor Zimmerman, health sci-pre-physical therapy
• Egan: Naya Haller, English
• Eldena: Gabriel Jones, art studio
• Erie: Baylee Anderson, kinesiology
• Esmond: Aiden Roschi, biological sciences
• Forreston: Marisa Vogt, kinesiology
• Franklin Grove: Madison Runkle, art and design education
• La Moille: Maddison Gentry, accountancy
• Lanark: Matthew Coulson, history; Leah Graham, psychology; Emily Randecker, music education; and Emily Randecker, music performance
• Leaf River: Mary Baier, early childhood education; Alexis Koehl, SPED-LBSI with PEL; and Trent Lange, biological sciences
• Lee: Joanna Farnsworth, marketing
• Manlius: Mason Baker, general emphasis
• Morrison: Brianna Groenewold, biological sciences; David Meyer, ENVSBS: biodiversity and environmental restoration; Kendra Remrey, English; and Nicholas Wagenecht, sport management
• Mount Carroll: Madison Cropper, family social services
• Mount Morris: Lillian Garncarz, biological sciences
• Neponset: Eli Parish, pre-computer science
• Oregon: Heather Braden, ELED-Bilingual/ESL; Dylan Burke, kinesiology; Bella Rosavelasquez, political sci-public law; Isabella Tranchina, marketing; and Frances West, art studio
• Paw Paw: Natalie Hollenback, accountancy
• Polo: Mads Allen, psychology; and Emileigh Williams, communicative disorders
• Princeton: Lexi Borg, nursing; Jacob Knickerbocker, pre-computer science; and Sophia Rucinski, rehabilitation and disability services
• Prophetstown: Madison Henkelman, psychology
• Rochelle: Ethan Burgholzer, software development; Jescenia Calderon, psychology; Jescenia Calderon, sociology: criminology; Aaron Dennis, electrical engineering; Miranda Dubek, finance; Melissa Ferry, art studio; Melanie Gonzalez, political sci–politics; Anna Harvey, health sciences-general; Marlen Hueramo, art and design education; Angela Kerkera, early childhood education; Ashley Knight, health sci-pre-physical therapy; Ella McKinney, communicative disorders; Luis Nambo, political sci–politics; Noah Norris, English; Isaac Ochoa, accountancy; Seth Patterson, nonprofit and NGO studies; Rylen Ramos, health sciences-general; Gavin Rhoads, political sci–politics; Gisselle Robles, health sciences-general; Aiden Seldal, finance; and Emily Ward, art studio
• Rock Falls: Paetyn Adams, nursing; Mirrna Barrientos Jimenez, psychology; Kylie Bresley, biological sciences; Angel Doyle, early childhood education; Megan Lee, nursing; Lawrence Miller, sport management; Alexa Reynolds, psychology; Kalina Sommer, sociology: criminology; Glen Wicks, coms-media studies; and Robby Williams, software development
• Shannon: Ashley Janssen, ELED-elementary mathematics education
• Spring Valley: Alex Doll, marketing
• Sterling: Luke Ademoski, biological sciences; Luke Ademoski, chemistry for preprofessional; Adriana Jenkins, family social services; Natalie Mealing, nonprofit and NGO studies; Natalie Mealing, political sci-public law; Keira Ramirez, psychology; and Isaiah Yarbrough, kinesiology
• Stillman Valley: Teagan Sailor, sociology: criminology; and Lily Tarara, communicative disorders
• Tampico: Aliza Rogers, computational software

For information, visit NIU.edu.