Students enrolled in the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing program were named to the dean’s list following the 2008 spring semester. To qualify for the dean’s list, students must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours and have a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
The following is a list of students and their hometowns.
UNMC College of Nursing (Omaha)
Arlington – Brianne Harris
Auburn – Shanna Olney
Beaver Lake – Molly Brandt
Bellevue – Sarah Bezy, Katherine Gruner, Michelle Hoins, Jennifer Paz, Celeste Pierce
Burwell – Richelle Sorensen
Columbus – Kimberly Schlautman
David City – Owen Neesen
Elkhorn – Patricia Black, Michelle Langston
Fairbury – Sarah Mead
Fort Calhoun – Sarah Neneman
Gretna – Tayler Bonnichsen, Leisa Sheldon
Hastings – Andrea Carlson, Rachel Lessor
Holdrege – Jamie Rooks
Imperial – Nicole Longan
Kearney – Melissa Glatter
Kimball – Sheena Wistrom
LaVista – John Ladd
Lincoln – Kaelin Kinnison
Milford – Jackie McCullough
Norfolk – Jena Freudenburg
Omaha – Alicia Abboud, Jacob Benson, Lisa Biga, Laura Derby, Glynis Forman, Megan Hageman, Kimberly Harm, Heather Hawthorne, Ashley Holdsworth, Katherine Hovorka, Cynthia Jenks, Karina Kronberg, Jordan Leise, Tessa Nelson, Lindsey Onnen, Ashley Scott, Jessica Siemers, Joseph Sodoro, Jessica Sueper, Karnyta White, Brooke Williams
O’Neill – Kristin Shields
Papillion – Lisa Ausenbaugh, Mary Waller
Pleasant Dale – Melissa Carder
Ralston – Michala Krejci, Nina Mathis
Shelby – Christa Ruth
Waverly – Kathleen Thacker
West Point – Sue Ann Gaster
Weston – Jaime Vasa
Riverside, CA – Mary Carnley
San Diego, CA – Joan Pabelico
Idaho Springs, CO – Angela Fowler
Sioux City, IA – Melissa Lederer
Lexington, KY – Kristie Fear
Neptune, NJ – Amy Wright
Rochester, NY – Natalie Turner
Mechanicsburg, OH – Monica Nott
Brandon, SD – Nicole Clark
Sioux Falls, SD – Shelbey Haase
UNMC College of Nursing Lincoln Division
Ainsworth – Sarah Tucker
Aurora – Chad Bredthauer
Blue Hill – Jennifer Eckhardt
Burwell – Susan O’Grady
Callaway – Amy Pandorf, Laura-Leigh Wilcher
Columbus – Brooke Rambour, Tamara Ruoff, Amanda Udey
Creighton – Holly Kliment, Andrea Pritchett
Deshler – Jamie Yoachim
DeWitt – Laura Waldo
Exeter – Kendall Gloystein
Fremont – Emily Helget
Gering – Jennifer Leber
Gothenburg – Eton Stebbins
Grand Island – Lacey Gee
Harvard – Leslie Wilson
Holdrege – Haley Anderson, Kinsey Brendel
Humboldt – Holly Crook, Kelly Moyer
Humphrey – Ashley Classen
Kearney – Sarah Dillman, Tyler Steffensmeier
Lincoln – Dawn Bailey, Yekaterina Barankevich, Rebekah Brecht-Liechti, Rodney Bredemeier, Jessa Burcham, Matthew Carver, Chelsea Danek, Candice Fryda, Cassidy Glenn, Ashley Johnson, Megan Johnson, Katherine McManus, Amy Minchow, Clint Poppe, Kara Renner, Mikaela Sandhorst, Alicia Sells, Heather Springer, Corisa Trine, Jill Weyers, Chyna Willis, Linda Witte, Erik Zlomke
Minden – Ruben Chavez, Sheila Driver
Nebraska City – Scott Madden
Norfolk – Brittany Pohlman, Jessica Pratt, Lindsey Slobodny
North Bend – Carol Minarick
North Platte – Shannon Anslover
Omaha – Erin Brummett, Margaret Latka, Emily Roberts, Amy Smolczyk
O’Neill – Elizabeth Miller
Plattsmouth – Elizabeth Rolfson
Raymond – Sarah Pecka
Rising City – Joanna Schultz
Scottsbluff – Clark Jackson, Kelsey Schledewitz
South Sioux City – Christina Green
Stuart – Nicole Welshons
Sutton – Tara Schelkopf
Swanton – Susan Likens
Table Rock – Alissa Gyhra
Wahoo – Laura Gerdts
Walton – Carrie Davidson
Waverly – Tanya Osmon
Wayne – Jessica Jammer
Wilber – Tiffany Hollibaugh
York – Ann Reed
Fort Collins, CO – Katrina Peters
Atlantic, IA – Kelsi Sharp
Council Grove, KS – Lacinda Hutchinson
Overland Park, KS – Mackenzie Long
Kansas City, MO – Justine Uryasz
Liberty, MO – Johnna Rooney
Lakeville, MN – Krysta Bialon
Redwood Falls, MN – Jenna Hansen
Aberdeen, SD – Caroline King
Harrisburg, SD – Amy Mechtenberg
Sioux Falls, SD – Shelly Tangeman
Tea, SD – Megan Eckhoff
Kremenchug-Ukraine – Oleksandra Solodovnik
UNMC College of Nursing Kearney Division
Alma – Adrian Robison, Rebecca Swanson
Arcadia – Rachel Christensen
Axtell – Audra Sorensen
Broken Bow – Sara Minnick
Columbus – Jennifer Davis
Cozad – Amy Bappe, Erin Love
Crawford – Tonya Carlson
Elm Creek – Jennifer Allen
Ewing – Jerilee Wright
Franklin – Savannah Dorn
Funk – Lisa Green
Grand Island – Kaleigh Cook, Amanda Ruhs
Hastings – Emily South
Hemingford – Abigail Wacker
Hildreth – Shannon Bauer
Juniata – Lisa Witt
Kearney – Rebecca Blanton, Alicia Behn, Anne Cummings, Katy Handley
Lawrence – Jill Brown
Lexington – Amy Sarnes
North Platte – Katie Evans
O’Neill – Margaret Storjohann
Scottsbluff – Jasmine Dunn, Kahlia Erdman
Rogersville, MO – Kristen Sick
Sussex, WI – Megan Blanton
UNMC College of Nursing West Nebraska Division (Scottsbluff)
Alliance – Kaitlyn Stabnow, Charles Bell
Arapahoe – Diana Ahrens
Bayard – Kelsey Sinks
Bridgeport – Aimee Stuart
Butte – Jennifer Mathine
Gering – Amber Martinez, Brenda Martin
Hemingford – Kristin Leeling
Hershey – Samantha Anton
Kearney – Issac Ballou
Kimball – Carrie Zamora
Lincoln – Andrew Miller, Adam Zetterman
Minden – Megan Dorn
Mitchell – Carrie Snygg, Connie Morrill, Jenna Sims
Morrill – Shereen English
North Platte – Tiann Allison
Ogallala – Nikolaus Rhiley
O’Neil – Eileen Jensen
Scottsbluff – Luke Osler, Rebecca Avial, Erin Holcomb, Gregory Taylor, Rachel Burkhart
Sidney – Shari Fritz, Dustin chwab
Haxtun, CO – Kendrau Collier
Julesburg, CO – Ashley Lowery, Elizabeth Lowrey
Sterling, CO – Teri Nolan
Reno, NV – Ijeoma Anukum, Joan Anukum
Cooperas Cove, TX – Lavonya McAlister
Ft. Laramie, WY – Gale Hood
Riverton, WY – Brandi Sides
Torrington, WY – Sherri Pertersen, Jessica Voltmer
UNMC is the only public health science center in the state. Its educational programs are responsible for training more health professionals practicing in Nebraska than any other institution. Through their commitment to education, research, patient care and outreach, UNMC and its hospital partner, The Nebraska Medical Center, have established themselves as one of the country’s leading centers in cancer, transplantation biology, bioterrorism preparedness, neurodegenerative diseases, cardiovascular diseases, genetics, biomedical technology and ophthalmology. UNMC’s research funding from external sources now exceeds $80 million annually and has resulted in the creation of more than 2,400 highly skilled jobs in the state. UNMC’s physician practice group, UNMC Physicians, includes 513 physicians in 50 specialties and subspecialties who practice primarily in The Nebraska Medical Center. For more information, go to UNMC’s Web site at www.unmc.edu.
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