Fall 2023 Dean's Honors Announced
December 21, 2023
Celebrating Academic Excellence - Fall 2023 Dean's List and Honors
By Dean Larry Gossen, PhD
One thing I look forward to after each semester is seeing the list of students who made the Dean’s list or the Honor Roll. These students have proven they are focused on their education, dedicated to quality, and committed to hard work. They understand that their education is a valuable asset that will be there for the rest of their lives.
In addition to this list of 64 students, many made strides in reaching personal goals in academics, a team competition, or personal achievements. We are proud of all these students and look forward to watching them continue to achieve success as they advance their education.
This week, I had the honor of signing letters for 64 full-time students who made the Dean’s List or the Dean’s Honor Roll. The fifteen highest achievers earned a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the Dean’s List, with the remaining 49 students scoring from 3.5 to 3.99. Remarkably, the honorees represented nine states.
NCTA Deans List (4.0 GPA) Nebraska towns unless otherwise listed:
Bonesteel, SD - Hailey Haiar
Elwood - Leah Schutz
Hay Springs - James Scherbarth
Imperial - Morel Jurado
Ithaca - Tye Dickes
La Follette, TN - Kenisha Huddleston
Lodgepole - Allison Lofton
Logan, KS - Rylee Delimont
Manning, ND - Shawna Burian
McCook - Cinch Anderson
North Platte - Samuel Scholz
North Platte - Sheldon Prentice
Plainview - Jozlyn Anderson
Saint Edward - Josephine Cumming
Tekamah - Wyatt Matthew Deemer
Honor Roll (3.5 to 3.99 GPA)
Atwood, KS - Kaleigh McFee
Bingham - Amanda Kohl
Chamberlain, SD - Christian Fees
Curtis - Kaden Bonini
Dalton - Justin Ernest
DeWitt - Logan Brown
Dighton, KS - Makenzie Doris
Doniphan - Kia Brown
Eustis - Donald Rohr
Ewing - Karina Larson
Fair Play, SC - Caitlyn Krout
Gordon - Stella Wegner
Gothenburg - Tarynn Miller
Grand Island - Kenya Nagel
Grand Island - Owen Harb
Greenville, MI - Alexandria Bell
Hastings - Taylor Wilson
Hayes Center - Jay Mintling
Hazard - Makenna Renzelman
Herald, CA - Cody Flint
Holdrege - Chloe Newth
Hoxie, KS - Heath Roberson
Johnson - Maggie Clark
Kennard - Alaina Schwedhelm
Kiowa, CO - Marina Guynn
Lakewood, CO - Lydia Bowden
Lincoln - Madison Spires
Littleton, CO - Lauren Krager
Madison - Betty Books
Maxwell - Hayley Yost
McCook - Kaden Day
North Platte - James Ady
Omaha - Alexes Kreikemeier
Omaha - Andrew Podkovich
Ord - Miya Rocha
Oxford - Rebekah Taylor
Palmer - Lillian Kyes
Park, KS - Trevor Kaiser
Potter - Karter Wittrock
Saint Francis, KS - Jasper Hunt
Stanton - Aryana Wurdinger
Sterling - Emma Harms
Stratton - Ava Petersen
Sutton - Elyzabeth Winter
Tipton, IN - Eric Grimes
Tobias - Bailey Holtmeier
Waldo, KS - Ashton Lund
Wood River - Elizabeth Rainforth
Wray, CO - Katherine Thompson
Part of the University of Nebraska system, the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture is a two-
year institution with a statewide mission of preparing students for successful careers in agriculture,
veterinary technology, and related industries. NCTA is known for its affordable tuition, high job-
placement rate for its graduates and the success of student teams in competitive activities, including crops judging, ranch horse events, livestock judging, shotgun sports, stock dog trials, and
intercollegiate rodeo. The college is consistently ranked as one of the best two-year schools in the
nation.
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