The following local students have earned academic honors at Purdue University for the spring 2012 semester:
Kathleen Conrad, of Zionsville, IN
Charles Curtis, of Zionsville, IN
Brittany Davis, of Zionsville, IN
Courtney Deist, of Zionsville, IN
Jonathan Hall, of Zionsville, IN
Ross Hindman, of Zionsville, IN
Christina Hunter, of Zionsville, IN
Chad James, of Zionsville, IN
Nathalie Kauffman, of Zionsville, IN
Nathan Lang, of Zionsville, IN
Monica McCurren, of Zionsville, IN
Vincent Nierste, of West Lafayette, IN
Scott O’Brien, of Zionsville, IN
Jacqueline Okeyo, of Zionsville, IN
Oliver Regele, of Zionsville, IN
Tara Samadifard, of Zionsville, IN
Lara Schmidt, of Zionsville, IN
Thomas Wisnewski, of Zionsville, IN
Megan Maguire, of Zionsville, IN
Shane Mikesky, of Zionsville, IN
Monica Payne, of Zionsville, IN
William Precup, of Zionsville, IN
Lauren Trepanier, of Zionsville, IN
Emily Hunt, of Zionsville, IN
Chelsea Hunter, of Zionsville, IN
Christopher Kniesly, of Zionsville, IN
Elizabeth Neel, of Zionsville, IN
Barbara Kroemer, of Zionsville, IN
Dustin Youngs, of Zionsville, IN
Maxwell Youngs, of Zionsville, IN
Caitlyn Alvar, of Zionsville, IN
Alexandra Jenkins, of Zionsville, IN
Hunter Manuel, of Zionsville, IN
MykalaShircliff-Maxson, of Zionsville, IN
Matthew Hirsch, of Zionsville, IN
Margaret Boldebuck, of Zionsville, IN
David Snyder, of Zionsville, IN
Anna McCullough, of Zionsville, IN
Joseph Frechin, of Zionsville, IN
Dorothy Dugard, of Zionsville, IN
Mark Tozzi, of Zionsville, IN
Richard Freije, of Zionsville, IN
Katherine Boehner, of Zionsville, IN
Kelsey Wyatt, of Zionsville, IN
Caroline Fink, of Zionsville, IN
Shawn Hoffman, of Zionsville, IN
Wenjia Lu, of Zionsville, IN
Evan Williams, of Zionsville, IN
Taylor Pacovsky, of Zionsville, IN
Jessica Janicky, of Zionsville, IN
Abigail Kochert, of Zionsville, IN
Ryan Krajnovich, of Zionsville, IN
Amanda Kernodle, of Zionsville, IN
Allison Eibling, of Zionsville, IN
Kyle Rodgers, of Zionsville, IN
Michael Olson, of Zionsville, IN
Diana Gingerich, of Zionsville, IN
Andrew Barton, of Zionsville, IN
Connor Stehr, of Zionsville, IN
Don Wang, of Zionsville, IN
Alivia Berry, of Zionsville, IN
Margaret Flynn, of Zionsville, IN
Megan Steele, of Zionsville, IN
Kelsie James, of Zionsville, IN
Joseph Heneghan, of Zionsville, IN
Elizabeth Mercer, of Zionsville, IN
Lee-Wei Kao, of Zionsville, IN
Rachel Booze, of Zionsville, IN
Kellie Coval, of Zionsville, IN
Erika Fotsch, of Zionsville, IN
Kara Conflenti, of Zionsville, IN
Sarah Kundrat, of Zionsville, IN
Alexander Faulkner, of Zionsville, IN
Aaron Fancher, of Zionsville, IN
Lauren Dunn, of Zionsville, IN
Alexandria Brennan, of Zionsville, IN
Eric Charles, of Zionsville, IN
John Huber, of Zionsville, IN
Elisabeth Prehm, of Zionsville, IN
Kevin Lamb, of Zionsville, IN
Natalie Maines, of Zionsville, IN
Long Ran, of Zionsville, IN
Kaitlin Cannon, of Zionsville, IN
Helen Mushalla, of Zionsville, IN
John Tiefel, of Zionsville, IN
John Wyant, of Zionsville, IN
Stacey Mowatt, of Zionsville, IN
Blaine Roberts, of Zionsville, IN
Marcel Duplantier, of Zionsville, IN
Nathan Bleeke, of Zionsville, IN
Connor Larew, of Zionsville, IN
Rachel Weingartner, of Zionsville, IN
Nicholas Herhusky, of Zionsville, IN
Mackenzie Hoge, of Zionsville, IN
Elizabeth Neumann, of Zionsville, IN
Jillian Centofante, of Zionsville, IN
Andrew Schmidt, of Zionsville, IN
DonitaRoettcher, of Zionsville, IN
Julia Scherer, of Zionsville, IN
Sarah Sorensen, of Zionsville, IN
Ming-Jung Hsieh, of Zionsville, IN
Mark Berglund, of Zionsville, IN
To earn honors, students must have had at least a 3.5 semester or cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
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