Dean's Award for Academic Excellence
Each year, the College of Letters and Science honors two outstanding graduating seniors, one in Letters and one in Science, for the Dean's Award for Academic Excellence. To be eligible for the award, the nominee must have graduated in the Fall, or will graduate this Spring/Summer.
Pushya Krishna, majoring in English, won a Dean's Award for Academic Excellence in 2022.
2022
- Pushya Krishna, Department of English
- Charlie Siders, Department of Physics
2021
- Quincy Balius, Department of History & Philosophy
- Will Rogers, Department of Ecology
2020
- Hannah Telling, Department of English
- Anna French, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Department of Ecology
2019
- Colin Hammock, Microbiology & Immunology
- David Holzer, Psychology
- Abigail Lake, History & Philosophy and English
2018
- Magdelena (Maggie) Russell, Cell Biology & Neuroscience
- Todd Jennings, History & Philosophy
2017
- Heather Olsen, Sociology & Anthropology
- Riley Shearer, Economics, Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering
2016
- Kelsey Weyerbacher, English
- Cassia Wagner, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2015
- Patrick Anthony, History & Philosophy
- Emma Hannigan, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2014
- Dustin Dallman, History & Philosophy and English
- Patrick Murphy, Mathematical Sciences
2013
- David Halat, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Mathematical Sciences
- Derek Brouwer, History & Philosophy
2012
- Elizabeth “Bizz” Browning, English, Modern Languages & Literatures
- Daniel Barta, Earth Sciences
2011
- Deborah Blanchard, English, Modern Languages & Literatures
- Emily Kobos, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2010
- Zuzu Feder, English
- Emily Buckhouse, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2009
- Stephenie Davison, Cell Biology & Neuroscience
- Kathrine Baldwin, History & Philosophy, Modern Languages & Literatures
2008
- Tara Alley, English, Modern Languages & Literatures
- Luke Oltrogge, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2007
- Christopher Renner, Physics, Mathematical Sciences
- Elise Hogenson, Agricultural Economics & Economics
2006
- Robert Mealer, Cell Biology & Neuroscience
- Dan Huebner, Political Science, Sociology & Anthropology
2005
- Brett Schandelson, Political Science
- Jason Scott, Physics
2004
- Kathryn Conner, English
- Britney Moss, Chemistry & Biochemistry
2003
- Hailey Haffey, English
- Sara Maccagnano, Physics