USAO releases 2012 Spring honor rolls

More than 220 students at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or greater during the spring 2012 trimester and were named to the university’s honor rolls, the USAO registrar has announced.

University records show 151 students were named to the USAO Honor Rolls and 70 students to the Regents Honor Roll. Honor roll students represent, in total, 13 countries, 11 states and 37 counties in the state of Oklahoma.

The USAO Honor Roll recognizes students whose grade point average is 3.5 or higher for 12 or more hours of class work (seven or more in the summer term). The Regents Honor Roll recognizes those who have been named to the USAO Honor Roll for three or more consecutive trimesters. The honor rolls were created to recognize and encourage academic excellence.

More information about USAO is available online at www.usao.edu.

Students named to the USAO Honor Roll:

Ada – Glen Straughn

Alex – Marti Williams

Anadarko – Lori Spray

Ardmore – Kendra Russell

Blanchard – Alexander Boyd, Michelle Crooks, Twila Misenheimer, Dylan Nagode, Dexter Nelson, Lawrence Spitzer, Richard Vasquez, Chelsea Zuchnik

Bray – Kristi Anderson

Catoosa – Kirsten Schultz

Cement – Jonathon Harris, Sara Stinson, Amanda Zink

Chandler – Megan Battershell

Cheyenne – Tristan Smith

Chickasha – Nathan Bauman, Ashlee Cox, Joshua Epperson, Jessalynne Goble, Chance Hill, Kerri Hinch, Shelby Hoover, Kelsie Krieger, Allison Ledford, Rikki Norton, Dalton Shepard, Lauren Stewart, Angela Williams

Claremore – Sara Gibbs

Deer Creek – Kiefer Burkhard, Dian Sultzbach

Dibble – Ethan Foust

El Reno – Chad Slane

Elgin – Christy Hampton, Maggie Oliver

Enid – Seth Sturgeon

Fort Towson – Christopher Collins

Geronimo – Lindsay Smith

Harrah – Rory Barron, Taylor Preston

Hinton – Amanda Russell

Holdenville – Brandon Boone

Hydro – Chisum Lane

Lamont – Jordan Kistler

Laverne – Ashley Brown

Lindsay – Audbrey Dorman, Emily Harrison

Locust Grove – Emily Potter

Lone Grove – Kristin Moyers

Lookeba – Ashton House

Mangum – Carolyn Dock

Marlow – Anthony Cox, Katie Fikes, Tommy Haile, Amy Heath

McLoud – Haley Hughes

Miami – Chastity McClintic

Minco – Evan Hardesty

Moore – Christopher Bennett, Laura Bennett, Rachel Bennett, Daniel Bokemper, Christina Edwards, Bryan Hutchinson, Priscilla Malmstrom, Lindsay Robbins, Katie Sears, Angie Spears, Emily Tomberlin, Seth Turnage

Mountain View – Samantha Lightfoot

Mustang – Brad Burris, Melanie Clason, Shauntel Cornaby, Graham Faulkner, Rachel Rowe, Kaitlyn Witty

Newcastle – Lauren Boyd

Newkirk – Michelle Birdwell

Ninnekah – Kristina Brown, Chelsea Butler

Noble – Robert Summers IV

Norman – Sarah Hill, Amanda Northcutt, Glenn Nunn, Eva Wilcox

Oklahoma City – Bryan Byars, Joshua Cook, Crystal Davis, Neyda Hermosillo, Dakota Webster

Piedmont – Katherine Jirak

Ponca City – Eric Gibson

Putnam City – Steven Groh

Purcell – Austin Muncie, Terri Reimer

Ryan – Jennifer Ninman

Sand Springs – Kristen Bowen

Sapulpa – Brittni Kent, Aaron Manuel

Shawnee – Taleah Farasyn

Sulphur – Kelsey Jones, Heather Walton

Texhoma – Beatriz Rey

Tulsa – Lauren Carter, Kassandra Jones, Nicole Stege, Kylee Taylor, Priscilla West

Tuttle – Kylie Clark, Cassandra Garrett, Somer Ogburn, Matthew Watson

Union City – William Benzel, Morgan Kirkes, Cody Lenox

Verden – Erika Davidson, Daniel Edwards

Washington – Cameron Horton

Wayne – Wendy Chambers, Chelsea LaGace

Yukon – Leslie Bross, Audrey Dixon, Jessica Fowler, Christopher Kiefer, Zachary Quintero

Out of State

Exeter, California – Alexandria Defiore-Witter

Honolulu, Hawaii – Genevieve Cagaoan

Bloomington, Indiana – Gina Romberg

Jetmoore, Kansas – Meghann Neeley

Cokato, Minnesota – Chett Everson

Kansas City, Missouri – Meghan Duggins

Burkburnett, Texas – Hannah Green

Marshall, Texas – Johanna Jamarik

Mesquite, Texas – Takoia Larry

San Antonio, Texas – Larry Takoia

Out of Country

Bahamas – Alicia Musgrove

Canada – Emily Stevenson

France – Jean-Francois Gnapi

Ghana – Linda Addo

Mexico – Carlos Rivera

Russia – Linda Savinova

Serbia – Luka Rasovic

Spain – Alejandro Rubio

United Kingdom – Charlie Beach, John Gardner, Ryan McEntee, Scott Parkinson, Phillip Pryor, Tyrone Tarbitt

Students named to the Regents’ Honor Roll

Alex – Regina Baker

Amber – Hope Aldridge, John Brown

Ardmore – Jacob Hollenbeck

Blanchard – Shane Hagan

Bray – Dustin Hampton, Kymberly Vance

Chandler – Megan Battershell, Stacy Lamb

Chickasha – Jennifer Covington, Robin Francais, Jamie Harvey, Mandi McRay, Zachary Robbins, Krayton Rodgers, Allyssa Roeske

Choctaw – Kelsea Mallette

Claremore – Elizabeth Chambers

Comanche – Jefferson Gray

Del City – April Lawrence, Joshua Roosa

Duncan – Lauren Halleran

Edmond – Tamara Awbrey

Enid – Dominique Midgett

Frederick – Elizabeth Stevens

Hominy – Jana Key

Idabel – Travis Bates

Konawa – Kellie Snow

Lahoma – Jeff Eike

Lawton – Callison Vaughan

Little Axe – Lauren Casillas, Alyssa Pence

Mannford – April Self

Moore – Tiana Cook, Taylor Peterson, Maegan Womble

Mustang – Lisa Fruit, Sara Rowe, Stephanie Willis

Newcastle – Charlton Rigsby, Meghan Scott

Norman – Sky Corby, Calandra McCool

OKC – Gabrielle Barros, Bridgette Bullock, Rebekah Kiefer, Roberta Lake

Pauls Valley – Shaylea Shebester

Ponca City – Megan Harris

Rush Springs – Jennifer Griswold

Shawnee – Allyson McMahon

Tecumseh – Logan Wilsie

Tulsa – Lindsey Cathey, Heather Heck, Lyssa Snow, Aubrey Vantassell

Tuttle – Adam Bryant, Alexandria Giese, Norma Jones

Wagoner – Autumn Fosburg

Walters – Jessica Gray

Wilson – Megan Check

Out of State

Morrilton, Arkansas – Gennifer Majors

Gridley, California – David Forsythe

Collierville, Tennessee – Matthew Crow

Cedar Hill, Texas – Erin Coggan

Out of Country

Brazil – Breno Figueiredo

Ivory Coast – Bled N’guessan

United Kingdom – Niall Crick