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Charles Holsinger and Nicolas Palmeri, both of Stillman Valley; Zachery Nielsen and Rebecca Toppert, both of Tampico; Alonzo Boardman, Faye Dyson, Joshua Hodge, Lacey Koser, Jaimie Storjohann, and Tyler Vandendooren, all of Thomson; and Alison Brokaw, Olivia Johnston, and Jezreel Joyce, all of Walnut.

University of Kentucky

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Natalie C. Meiners of Chana was named to the fall dean’s list at the University of Kentucky.

Western Illinois University

MACOMB – Area students earning Bachelor of Science degrees during the fall semester at Western Illinois University at Macomb and the Quad Cities campus include Andrew R. Davis of LaMoille, cum laude, law enforcement and justice administration.

Taylor A. Froeliger, summa cum laude, education, early childhood education; Cheyanne D. Hambelton, law enforcement and justice administration; and John P. Young, agricultural science, all of Erie.

Alexandria Deyo of Lyndon, law enforcement and justice administration; Dennis R. Behrens, cum laude, education, elementary education; Jeffrey B. Wirsing, network technologies, both of Prophetstown.

Rylan D. Adams, recreation, park and tourism administration; Jenah M. Burkitt, education, elementary education; and Sarah L. Dodson, psychology, all of Rock Falls; Justin C. Rodriguez of Sterling, recreation, park and tourism administration; Austin L. Anderson of Chana, agricultural science; Seth Gittleson, recreation, park and tourism administration; and Justin A. Heaslip, law enforcement and justice administration, both of Rochelle.

Paige M. Gordon of Lanark, hotel-restaurant management; Christopher D. Foltz of Mount Carroll, cum laude, education, special education; and Ericka J. Lopez of Thomson, zoology.

Bachelor of Arts degrees were awarded to Patrick M. Young of Prophetstown, general studies; Robert L. Dillon, English; Alex J. Meiners, communication; and Kimsa Brown Nelson, general studies, all of Sterling; Garrett Nettz of Dixon, general studies; Zachary E. Corirossi of Byron, communication; and Kelsey M. Wolfe of Oregon, cum laude, journalism.

Amanda S. Mayer of Sterling, earned a Bachelor of Business degree, management; and Mark D. Aska of Paw Paw earned a Bachelor of Music degree, music.

Master of Science degrees were awarded to Mindy K. Holesinger of Fulton, education, elementary education; Jennifer K. Morse of Dixon, education, counseling; Erica L. Ernst of Morrison, education, educational leadership; and Ronald A. Boardman, education, reading; Sharon E. Lenhart, education, reading; and Jenny R. Wheat, education, educational leadership, all of Sterling.

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