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Honors ConvocationAPRIL 22, 2022D AV E S I S A M A R E N A 3 : 3 0 P. M .GRAND VIEW UNIVERSITY DES MOINES, IOWA*Academic Procession: Fanfare and Ceremonial Music. Edward Elgar, arranged by James PloyharThe Grand View University Wind EnsembleMr. Scott Davis, Director of Instrumental Music*Invocation.The Rev. Dr. Russell L. Lackey, Senior Campus PastorWelcome.Dr. Carl O. Moses, Provost and Vice President for Academic AffairsAcademic Honors.Dr. Carl O. Moses and Ms. Michelle R. Prange ‘92, Athletic Success CoordinatorAlleluia!.Elaine HagenbergThe Grand View University Choir and Dr. Kathryn A. DuffyAlleluia!All shall be Amen and Alleluia.We shall rest and we shall see.We shall see and we shall know.We shall know and we shall love.Behold our end which is no end.– St. Augustine of Hippo“Honoring the Grand View Learning Experience”.Sarah Jordan, Biochemistry, Biologywith minor in Chemistry2021 – 2022 Champions of Character. Ms. Michelle R. Prange ‘92Undergraduate Research Symposium Awards. Mr. John Rey Romal, Instructor of ChemistryViking Council Awards . Mr. Casey L. HillViking Service Award .Ms. Heidi J. Pries ‘97, Director of Student Involvement and New Student ProgramsFaculty Awards .Dr. Paul E. Rider, Dean of the CollegeClosing Remarks . Mr. Kent L. Henning, PresidentCommission of Graduates (see page 12).Mr. Kent L. Henning*Loyalty Song (see page 12). Audience*Benediction . The Rev. Dr. Russell L. Lackey*Recessional: Fanfare and Ceremonial Music . Edward ElgarThe Grand View University Wind Ensemble* Please stand.

Academic AwardsD E A N ’S L I STStudents who have successfully completed at least twelve graded semester hours of credit, receivedno grade lower than a C, and earned an overall grade point average of 3.5. Students who meet thefollowing criteria at the end of each semester are recognized. A complete listing of studentscan be found at PR E SI D E N T’S L I S TStudents who have successfully completed at least twelve graded semester hours of credit and earnedan overall grade point average of 4.0. Students who meet the following criteria at the end ofeach semester are recognized. A complete listing of students can be found t.GVU H ON OR SOC IE T YMembership is reserved for full-time Grand View University students who have been named to the Dean's Listand/or President's List for at least four semesters AND those part-time or transfer students who have achievedat least sixty hours with a 3.5 or greater GPA and have petitioned to have their record reviewed for initialmembership in the Grand View University Honor Society.Madisen AhlstromBen AlbrechtAlexa Aldrich-IngramCinthia AmaroLauren AndersonJuliana ArifiJasmin BarrosoSabrina BennettLexy BerganGianni BerryJasmine BlazAlan Borroz2Emily BoxAnna BreeseKelsie BrodersenJenna BrunsWayne BurchErika CanadaTam CaoHannah CarrRebecca ChristiansenNoah ClarkKylie CookCurtis CovingtonJacob CravenAlexis CrewseCharity DangelserMcKenna DavidsonJoshua DavisGabriel De MedeirosBryce DeanDalton DencklauMegan DeReusShelby DobbertheinJared DollisonMallery Downey

Daniel DraperNicholas DredgeAsal EidChelsea EndresAlexis ExleyKatie FlinnAutumn ForresterSharon FungMorgan GantKristin GarciaMatthew GearheartKatherine GeorgeTerry GilbertHannah GinsbergIsabella GonzalezTrinity GraceEmma GriffinCaleb GrizzleIsabel GscheidleNathan HamiltonTaylor HardingMaria HarringtonMolly HartRachel HartThomas HathawayNathan HaynesEric HensleyAaron HeussMelissa HidalgoCasey HillAllison HugenAlexis HulsCarter HuyserSahori JaimesHeather JessenDrew JohnsonTanya JuarezDaniel JugovicPaige KainDanika KentnerTrang KhongAshley KlimpelSierra KnightAndrea KommesMadison KonradCurtis KozlowskiChloe KrebsbachLauren KuchNicholas LachMcKenzie LangstraatGrady LaughlinAshley LierowMegan LinskensDuy LyMikena MackeyCole MairMegan MarshallJanzie MasonCarly McCoyDenise McCulloughRobert McDonellMegan McKeeChase McLarenMakayla McQuownMary MehMia MeindersAndrew MescherBrandi MiddendorpEmma MillerDylan MillerDrake MillerHannah MoellerMcKenna MonahanSkylar MonahanRichzamae MonteverdeIliyah MooreSabrina MoruaElla MossJenna MurrayRoxana NastaseAaron NederhoffMadeline NelsonJordan NieuwenhuisPenelope OlsenNaw OoOlivia PalmerCharles ParkerDavid ParrisMu PawMelynn PhillipsDiana PilladoMiah PotratzElizabeth PribylKristin PrineJazmin RamosBenjamin RenaudTriston RewCarly ReynoldsEmily RobertsAlejandro Rodriguez IglesiasElli RossShea RuffridgeMarissa RuppelDanielle RushKara SchuelerDanielle SeloverMadison ShoreLibby ShurMatthew SmithMegan SmoldtAlex SongDylan StegmanTaylor SuntkenCynthia ThomasPhat TranNicholas TrotterMadilyn TurnerLauren UkenaCaleb Van ReesKaitlyn VanKleyTyler VaskeSophia VolkJenna WagemesterNickolas WakefieldRhayna WaldnerJessica WalljasperJoseph WernauKatherine WichmanIsaiah WittrockWyatt WorleyJennyfer Yanqui Zambrano3

NATI ON A L A N D I N TE R NAT IO NA LH ON OR SOC I E TIE SAlpha Chi, Iowa Theta ChapterAlpha Chi is a national honor society whose purpose is to promote academic excellence and exemplarycharacter among juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Its name derives from the initial letters ofthe Greek works alethia and xarakter meaning truth and character.Alpha Chi InducteesFerdinand AloboJeana Arbegast*Anna BreeseMary BrownKaitlyn CampMegan ChapmanJay ClayCherise Cox*Anna CoyleGuilherme CunhaNicholas DanielsonRachel EspinosaAbigail GoforthNatalie Gordan*Maren GrantCarly HanesLisa HeerenChase HolmSarah Hosack*David JessHeather JessenAlexis KleinKallista LarsonRiley MackeyMadisen MeindersShaoah Miller*Brooklyn MillsHeather Monaghan*Roxana NastaseAshley PfrimmerEric PooleGennypher PopenhagenAaron RodriguezJesse RothfusSay SayAllie SmithSydney SmithAviah TaylorPhat (Chris) TranMelissa Venter*Alpha ChiGraduating SeniorsLauren BairMary BrownKaitlyn CampCherise Cox*Erica CrawfordOlivia DavisDaniel DraperRachel EspinosaNatalie Gordan*Lisa HeerenAlexis HulsHeather JessenAshley KlimpelBrooke KruseTiffany LeMasterErika LesterTina LuuMindy McKibbinMadisen MeindersShaoah Miller*Ashley PfrimmerEric PooleJesse RothfusDarien RouseEthan ScottAllie SmithAlisa SilwallKylee Van Haalen-BrownSamuel VannattaHannah Wagner* indicates graduate studentAlpha Kappa Mu, Mu Epsilon ChapterAlpha Kappa Mu Honor Society is a general scholarship honor society open to junior, senior, and graduate studentsin all academic areas who meet the requirements of the society. Our purpose is to promote high scholarship;to encourage sincere and zealous endeavor in all fields of knowledge and service; to cultivate a high order ofpersonal living; and to develop an appreciation for scholarship and scholarly endeavor in others.Graduating Seniors4Naomi BegayStyve Smedshammer

Alpha Psi Omega, Omega Beta ChapterAlpha Psi Omega is a National Theatre Honor Society for participants in collegiate theatre with the aim ofencouraging dramatic production at every step in a person’s academic career.Alpha Psi Omega InducteesAndrew BrittinghamDawson CraigDavid KorkowLo StoneNatalie RiedemannBlake WalkerSarina WoolmanAlpha Psi OmegaGraduating SeniorsEmma BannerCaiti RuzickaMary SchabilionPhi Eta Sigma, Grand View ChapterPhi Eta Sigma is a national honor society for college freshmen. The goal of the society is to encourage andreward academic excellence among first-time students in higher learning. Phi Eta Sigma is the oldest andlargest freshman honor society.Graduating SeniorsMarena BonannoCheyenne BozeKrstina BrownSara CantrellRachel DeBoerAli JaimesHeidi JenkinsSarah JordanCamryn OakesSam SchmitzAlisa SilwalKyle WilkinsPsi ChiPsi Chi is an international honor society whose purpose shall be to encourage, stimulate, and maintainexcellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance thescience of psychology.Psi Chi InducteesBarbara Camacho-HernandezEsther CholRebecca ChristiansonElizabeth DevigRachel EspinosaCasey GarbesTaylor HardingHeather JacksonAndrew KirkwoodAndrea KommesHannah MoellerIliyah MooreMu PawLibby ShurAllie SmithAmanda ThorsenHannah WagnerChloe WilliamsonPsi Chi Graduating SeniorsRachel EspinosaCasey GarbesAndrea KommesTiffany LeMasterAllie SmithHannah WagnerChloe WilliamsonSigma Tau Delta, Alpha Nu Phi ChapterSigma Tau Delta is an international honor society for students who major in English studies and excel in academicpreparation. Central to Sigma Tau Delta is our international motto: Sincerity, Truth, Design.Sigma Tau Delta InducteesAbbey GoforthMaren GrantEllie Marie KlopLeilani LukerEmilia McDanielSigma Tau DeltaGraduating SeniorLeilani Luker5

Sigma Theta Tau, Zeta Chi at-Large ChapterSigma Theta Tau is an international community of nurses, dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, teaching,learning, and service through cultivation of communities of practice, education, and research.Sigma Theta Tau Inducteesand SeniorsAlyssa EllisErika LesterMacy LudwigAlisa SilwalStyve SmedshammerLogan VickroyTau Upsilon AlphaTau Upsilon Alpha is a program of the National Organization for Human Services and its purposes are to honoracademic excellence; to foster lifelong learning, leadership, and development; and to promote excellence inservice to humanity.Tau Upsilon AlphaInducteesCherie DupreeRachel EspinosaJackie MeansTheta Alpha Kappa, Alpha Gamma Sigma ChapterTheta Alpha Kappa is an honor society for students of theology and religion. It is devoted to high standards ofscholarship among both faculty and students inducted into the society. Theta stands for Theos, Greek for God,Alpha stands for Anthropos, Greek for humanity, and Kappa stands for Koinonia, the Greek word for community.InducteesBrandi MiddendorpJarrod ThomasGraduating SeniorBrandi MiddendorpGV H ON OR S P R OG RA MThe GV Honors Program is an application-based graduation designation. Selected students take classesthat are organized around central themes of self, society, and the human condition that challenge studentsto think about critical issues that affect us all. The Honors Program also consists of social, research,and leadership opportunities designed to develop the whole person and scholar.Fall 2021 Honors GraduatesAnna TobongyeMary Schabilion6Spring 2022 Honors GraduatesCarter HuyserJessica Snyder

A thletic AwardsDA KTR ON I C S N A I A SC H OL A R AT HL E T E SThe Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete program recognizes excellence in the classroom for those NAIAstudent-athletes who are juniors or seniors with an academic standing of a 3.50 or higher cumulative GPA.Students must appear on the eligibility certificate for the sport and have attended two full years as a non-transferor one full year as a transfer. The awards are given annually to outstanding student-athletes in the various sportsin which the program is active and their respective teams are eligible for NAIA postseason competition.Nomination due dates for all sports is June 30.Recipients for the 2021-2022 academic year will be released in mid-September.2 0 2 1 – 2 0 2 2 C H A MP I ON S OF CHA R A CT E RA single student-athlete is selected from those participating at each of the 27 National Championshipsduring the event. The student-athletes are nominated by their coach based on the following characteristics:Exemplary character and sportsmanship on the field, on campus, and in the community that exemplifythe core values of Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Sportsmanship and Servant Leadership.FALLFootball – Drew Boffelli, Dom Wright, Casey HillMen’s Soccer – Aaron WilliamsWomen’s Volleyball – Brooke FlaterWINTERMen’s Basketball – Drew JohnsonWomen’s Basketball – Maddie AhlstromMen’s Bowling – Logan RobinsonMen’s Wrestling – Gio BonillaCompetitive Dance – Hannah CarrWomen’s Wrestling – Isabella GonzalezMen’s Indoor Track & Field - Tyler MillerWomen’s Indoor Track & Field - Sydney FlatnessSPRINGMen’s Volleyball – Gabriel FerrieraOther AwardsU NDERGRA D U ATE R E SE A R C H SY M P O S IUM AWA R DSRecipients to be announced during ceremony7