Students receive Chancellor’s Award for fall term at UW-Stout
MENOMONIE – The following students from the area have received the University of Wisconsin-Stout Chancellor’s Award for the fall 2017 semester.
From Boyceville: Peyton Hellmann, BS human development and family studies; James Palmer, BS Environmental Science, non-degree.
From Colfax: Katie Christoffel, BS packaging; Kenzie Galetka, BS management; Heidi Lieffort, BS Environmental Science; Miranda Morrell, BFA graphic design and interactive media; RosaLee Muckley, BS professional communication and emerging media; Robert Nerison, BS applied mathematics and computer science, BS computer engineering; Alexis Rudi, BS hotel, restaurant and tourism.
From Downing: Samantha Hurtis, BS human development and family studies
Elk Mound: Brandon Bohl, BS Criminal Justice & Rehab; Hunter Dicus, BS packaging; Jessica Flaten, BS human development and family studies; Alexandra Hagberg, BS special education; Corey Hagberg, BS information technology management; Adrianna Harrison, BS human development and family studies; Kayla Hefti, BS special education; Korbyn Knipfer, BS Computer Net & Info Tech; Bailey Kramer, BS Appl Math&Comp Sci (2nd mj); Alexandria Lorenz, BS engineering technology; Joshua Mentzel, BS construction; Threasa Meyer, BS management; Madalen Polden, BS business administration; Sarah Scharlau, BS business administration; Maranda Schuh, BS human development and family studies; Christopher Wolf, BS business administration.
From Emerald: Kimberly Martin, BS business administration
From Glenwood City: Shawnae Larson, BS business administration; William Rosenow, BS art education; Destiny Stolarczyk, Pre-Dentistry/Pre-Prof, applied science; Nkaujhli Vang, BS engineering technology; Nkaujnub Vang, BS engineering technology; Christopher Wagner, BS business administration, BS supply chain management
From Knapp: Susanna Gauger, BS Digital Mktg Technology; Shawney Hilpert, BS psychology; Abby Lorenz, BS applied science; Andrew Marshall, BS golf enterprise management; Lydia Zupancic, BS hotel, restaurant and tourism
From Wilson: Alayna Shaw, BS Computer Science; Craig Wyss, BS computer engineering
The award is presented to students who have a grade point average of 3.5 or above.