Thirty-three graduating seniors have completed the requirements of the University Honors Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

To graduate from the Honors Program, students must maintain at least a 3.5 grade-point average, complete a culminating senior project or research thesis, and fulfill other curricular requirements. The December graduates join 249 classmates who graduated from the Honors Program in May and August — the largest class in the program’s 36-year history.

Following is a list of December Honors Program graduates by hometown, including each student’s academic college(s).

Nebraska

Bellevue:

• Bex Rangel, College of Arts and Sciences

Bennington:

• Kaylen Michaelis, College of Arts and Sciences

Blair:

• Colby Camelin, College of Business

Columbus:

• Anthony Oceguera, College of Business

Deshler:

• Paige Hansen, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Elkhorn:

• Rachel Bruner, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Gothenburg:

• Kayla Weyers, College of Business

Gretna:

• Morgan Graham, College of Arts and Sciences

La Vista:

• Thomas Lukaszewicz, College of Arts and Sciences

Lincoln:

• Michelle Ebrahim, College of Arts and Sciences
• Brett Foster, College of Education and Human Sciences
• Samantha Gates, College of Business
• Ian Maltas, College of Arts and Sciences
• Callie McCright, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
• Ray Nierman, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Business
• Kaylie Trumble, College of Education and Human Sciences

Omaha:

• Jackson Bartak, College of Business
• Lucia Bazis, College of Business
• John Jensen, College of Arts and Sciences
• Yvonne Jiang, College of Arts and Sciences
• Riha Karney, College of Education and Human Sciences

Papillion:

• Kristianna Muller, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Raymond:

• Rachael Lange, College of Arts and Sciences

Elsewhere

Bakersfield, California:

• Jessica Stump, College of Arts and Sciences

Ordway, Colorado:

• Sadie Brewer, College of Arts and Sciences

Lawrence, Kansas:

• Rose Pilakowski, College of Business

Overland Park, Kansas:

• Christopher Burgess, College of Business

Golden Valley, Minnesota:

• Brian DuVal, College of Business

West Fargo, North Dakota:

• Payton Hanson, College of Business

Flower Mound, Texas:

• Anne Kluthe, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Casper, Wyoming:

• Abigail Schoup, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Chennai, India:

• Anjaneshwar Ganesan, College of Arts and Sciences

Dongtan, South Korea:

• Dohyun Nam, College of Business