Students named to spring 2024 Provost’s List Cornell College would like to congratulate students named to the Provost’s List for the spring 2024 semester. Twice each year–in January and May–the provost recognizes students who have earned superior grades during the previous semester by including them on the Provost’s List based on their semester grade point average. (Highest Honors: 4.0, High Honors: 3.80-3.99, Honors: 3.60-3.79) Please note: This list of student names does not include students who have indicated to the college that they wish to keep their information private*.
Highest Honors
Isabella Anderson Olivia Beauchene Ella Becker Kylie Berry Coralee Bodeker Abby Burns Jack Carlson Iris Carroll Tenley Cavanagh Beckett Christensen Mac Coleman William DeBlieck Christian Diaz Simon Downs Olivia Dudziak Kiley Edris Chloe Finn Patricia Frodl Robin Gillette Clare Green Tanatswa Hamadziripi Kylie Hard Rachael Hartley Ella Henze Edwin Holyoake Corbin Jensen Rhianna Johnson Ranier Kahl Hannah Kalbrener Lizzie Kalm Alyza Koppes Maggie Lee Kaden Legore Saad Mankarious Caitlyne Mar Ashley Mink Ryan Mueller Rhye Nelson Anna Newby Omorinsola Olubayo Lindsey Ploetz Ava Powers Maiha Richardson Justin Ringold Jack Rogers Shanelys Sanchez Robles Zoe Sands Caleb Schopen Nolan Schuetz Meredith Sconce Ashton Smith Gavin Soukup Kensie Staats Isabella Strauss Sophie Stumbo Luis E. Ubilla Logan Wells Austin Wilkins Dashiell Yamanishi Aras Yilmaz Jessica Ziemiecki Ryan Zurick
High Honors
Sam Adams Fiona Anderson Grant Anderson Karli Artman Jaxon Barnes James Belding Janae Bolson Ann Bradley Sidney Brown Alexa Brown Brylee Bruce Sam Burmeister Aidan Butler Hailey Carolan Lauren Casebeer Emma Ciesla Ava Claussen-Tubbs Nick Collins Thomas Cook Paul Cremer Lauren Culp Nathan Davis Ashton Davis Sara Decker Willow Dennison Trent Devore Oskar Diyali Sam Dolinsek Linnea Drever Mahmoud Elawady Lexi Ellermeier Benjamin Ephraim Lee Fletcher Sofia Garcia Sean Giffen Jaimee Gilliland Erich Goebel Tony Gomez Lincoln Greasley Kiran Greteman Paige Handsaker Emily Hiner Anthony Hoffman Autumn Holmstrom Arjay Jacobs Makayla Johnson Taj Johnson Heidi Jorgensen Disha Joshi Henry Justin Krystin Kamrath Amanda Lebron Perez Lillian Leon Mark Liberko Junxuan Liu Madi Lockwood Robyn Mar Max Markgraf Brodie McCuen Miles McIntyre Simone McKenzie Laura McLees Jayden Meeker Andrew Mueller Ana Munn Carstensen Matt Norwood Brianna Osterson Catherine Owen Lewis Page Zoe Peesel Ingrid Peters Scot Pio Sami Prokasky Cameron Reimers Garrett Roehl Luis Andres Roman Bonilla Maddie Rouse Emma Rowe Kaede Saho Yonis Said Laura Sander Ryan Sanders Brynn Schierenbeck Ian Schilling Bryce Scott Samantha See Noah Seebeck Emma Shipley Julian Skosey-LaLonde Nora Slevinski Kadin Sorenson Levi Thompson Jack Tressel Hanna Walsh Evan Weber Emma Weber
Honors
Grace Anderson Payton Anderson Camden Bergquist Will Bickel Emily Bjerke Liam Borer Seabloom Alyson Brennan Ilyana Caceres Noah Carl Tess Cooper Anna Dewitt Peyton Earle Kya Farag Emma Ferenzi Lena Fogarty Tyler Foster Mitchell Frahm Brooke Furman Luke Henson Valerie Hinderman Emylyn Hockemeier Braydon Hoffman Arwen Hopkins Fisher Isaacson Elin Kairies Adrien Kaplan Colby Kerner Shayan Khan Eliza Khan-Roberts Benjamin Kmak Jayden Knapp Carter Lampe Harper Linfield Jackson Lisle Emily Martyka Katherine Maurelli Milo McDonald Cael Mclaren Jessie Meyer Grant Morris Logan Mosling Sowelu Naantena Amity Nichol Elise Oleson Ashley Olvera Murray Page Gracie Park Logan Pausch Daniel Quirk Mady Rainey Jonathan Raper Piper Ravenscroft Jordan Reb Sarah Renaud Prasad Richards Tanner Sanders Robin Schaeffer Oscar Schaubert Stella Schmidt Avery Schroeder Veronica Schuchart Jack Scodro Jonah Seely Mark Smith Logan Smith Peyton Souhrada Beau Stafford Markus Stewart Nick Streng RJ Sutton Isaac vanWestrienen Owen Vaughan-Fier Luke Vienneau Alex Wallis Gwen Westervelt Ringo Wilson Sapatpong Yano Elise Zielinski Gutier Cornell College is a liberal arts college of approximately 1,000 students in Mount Vernon, Iowa. Cornellians have been living, learning, and teaching on the block plan, One Course At A Time, since 1978. Each 18-day course can take students and professors off-campus and even out of the country due to the block’s flexibility, and students fully immerse themselves in their topic of study, taking field trips, diving into research, creating an art exhibit, or exploring issues in the local community. With students from 47 states and 19 foreign countries, as well as renowned faculty, speakers, and entertainers, Cornell offers the world from its campus. *Students wishing to change their selection to be included in public announcements, like this one, can change their selection on the Student Information Sharing page of our website.
