Twenty-three graduating engineering students complete UNL Honors Program

Twenty-three students from the College of Engineering are among the 197 graduating seniors in the Spring 2024 semester who 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 majority of these graduates were among the first cohort to enter college during the COVID-19 pandemic," said Patrice McMahon, director of the Honors Program. "Their completion of the Honors curriculum demonstrates impressive resilience and commitment to academic excellence, and we are proud of all they have accomplished."

Following is a list of May Honors Program graduates from Nebraska Engineering, including their hometowns:

• William Anderson, Crystal Lake, Illinois
• Benjamin Bashtovoi, Sidney, Nebraska
• Christopher Bayliss, Omaha, Nebraska
• Madison Brennfoerder, Arlington, Nebraska
• Ryan Brown, Overland Park, Kansas
• Laurel Carder, Overland Park, Kansas
• Kalim Dumas, Hastings, Nebraska
• Eric Dundas, Overland Park, Kansas
• John Esser, York, Nebraska
• Luke Freyhof, Hamilton, Michigan
• Samuel Ingledue, Gretna, Nebraska
• Angeline Luther, Haleiwa, Hawaii
• Maxwyll McConnell, Lincoln, Nebraska
• Emma Mirnics, Omaha, Nebraska
• Shivani Mudhelli, Omaha, Nebraska
• Viet Ninh, Lincoln, Nebraska
• Ryan Orth, West Fargo, North Dakota
• Paul Owens, Omaha, Nebraska
• Bridget Peterkin, Omaha, Nebraska
• Ethan Rasgorshek, Crete, Nebraska
• Aussia Stander, Nebraska City, Nebraska
• Alexander Thomas, Hastings, Nebraska
• Connor Weyers, Lincoln, Nebraska