CURTIS, Neb. — The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture at Curtis announced academic honors for the fall semester of 2017 with 73 students recognized by NCTA Dean Ron Rosati.
Twelve Aggies were named to the Dean’s List with a 4.00 grade point average and 61 students were named to the Dean’s Honor Roll with 3.50-3.99 GPA, said Dean Rosati.
Students must be fulltime enrollees, with at least 12 credit hours for the semester to be eligible for this designation.
NCTA Dean’s List: (4.0 GPA, Nebraska students unless noted)
Alissabeth Abrahamson, Axtell
Brooke Bennett, Lincoln
Elly Dahl, Courtland, Kansas
Haley Farr, Cambridge
Dorothy Fulton, Summerfield, Kansas
Brandon Junker, Gothenburg
Dalon Koubek, North Platte
Nate Letcher, Hay Springs
Laura Rody, Cozad
Katharine Schudel, North Loup
Scott Smith, McCook
Shayla Woracek, Maxwell
NCTA Dean’s Honor Roll: (3.5-3.99 GPA, Nebraska students)
Riley Abbot, Hay Springs
Nicole Ackland, Lincoln
Quentin Anderson, Pierce
Emily Bauer, Lincoln
Sydney Boden, Ord
Joe Calvo, Bassett
Huntra Christensen, Lincoln
Sadie Christensen, Arnold
Morgan Curran, Holdrege
Rebekah Daniels, Mullen
Shae-Lynn DeNaeyer, Valentine
Emma DuBois, Beatrice
Lennae Eisenmenger, Humphrey
Dean Fleer, Pierce
Dailey Fleischman, Tekamah
Cheyanne Franzen, Superior
Sydney Goracke, Sterling
Reid Gustafson, Giltner
Dalton Gydesen, North Loup
Tyler Heidemann, Daykin
Maegan Hein, Lincoln
Ty Hermelbracht, Rosalie
Shelby Horn, Sargent
Bridget Jackson, Bassett
Lee Jespersen, Hemingford
Karlee Johnson, Thurston
William Kusant, Comstock
Courtney Leach, Lewellen
Trevin Likens, Fairbury
Catherine Ljunggren, Harvard
Colbey Luebbe, Garland
Kendra Marxen, Schuyler
Jentrie Maurer, Bassett
Peyton McCord, Cairo
Baleigh Miller, Lincoln
Hannah Obermiller, Grand Island
Jesse Orr, Ogallala
Collin Overmann, Elkhorn
Lindse Painter, Valentine
Payton Peterson, Bertrand
Tyler Rash, Diller
Alan Rooney, Brewster
Rebecca Sadler, Aurora
Benjamin Schmidt, Plymouth
Bradly Schmidt, Grand Island
Chantelle Schmit, Wausa
Chantelle Schulz, York
Sydne Shield, Kearney
Cole Sundquist, Ainsworth
Kaitlyn Thesenvitz, Wood River
Paige Twohig, Funk
NCTA Dean’s Honor Roll: (3.5-3.99 GPA, out of state students)
Dalton Arntt, Goodland, Kansas
Kelly Gordon, Julesburg, Colo.
Shelby Gordon, Manhattan, Kansas
Gatlin Hissong, Oberlin, Kansas
Dalton Keller, Torrington, Wyo.
Rachel Miller, Basehor, Kansas
Rebekah Miller, Basehor, Kansas
Erica Mowery, Middleburg, Penn.
Tara Spatz, Trotwood, Ohio
Carly Wade, Hampden, Maine
The University of Nebraska NCTA is a technical agriculture college offering two-year degrees, certificates and dual credit programs. Graduation will be Thursday, May 3 at the Curtis Memorial Community Building. Online article at: https://go.unl.edu/bxcn
— Mary Crawford, NCTA News
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