Iowa State releases spring dean’s list

AMES — More than 11,300 Iowa State University students have been recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the 2025 spring semester dean's list.

Among the honored students were Taryn Cecilia Hosek, of Amana; Phillip James Drahos and Steven Tri, of Belle Plaine; and Jeryn T. Kalinay and Jack Robert Smith, of Brooklyn.

Also Abby Marie Cheney, of Deep River; and Nicholas Brennecke, Benjamin Scott Clayton, Jonas Conner, Alexander Todd Crites, Alana Ferguson, Alexis Gallagher, Jacob Dean Gosselink, Livie Herbers, Sully Herbers, Isaiah Spencer, Morgan R. Jones, Sophia Marie Louden, Jack David Nickel, Olivia Lee Olson, Morgan Leigh Peak, tucker John Stallman, Erin Kiyoshi Vazquez, Madison Louise Vosburg and Tristan John Willenbring, of Grinnell.

Melana Bloome, of Harwick, was named to the list as was Abbie Gahring, of Homestead and Jackson Zahradnek, of Kalona.

Also Tessa LouAnn Fisher, Noa Immanuel Sexton and Chloe Elizabeth Zittergruen, of Keswick and Hailey a. Heishman, of Malcom.

On the list from Marengo were Trenton S. Iburg, Brooklyn Marie Kilgard, Andrew Gordan McCaw, Emma Peters, Andrew John Stevenson and Nessecity Rene Tuttle.

Also on the list were Jacob David Fogle, Haley Nicole Van Der Hart, Maguire Gregory De Jong, Haylie Xin Moore, Isabella Kristene Roorda and Madison Mae Van Zee, of Montezuma; and Abigail Elizabeth Cobb, Delaney Nicole Hall, Kaden W. Hall, Eli Marsh, Isabella Ann-Jolene Maser, Jaidyn Rugg, Tyler Schaefer and Seth Thompson, of North English.

Also Mariana Kate Stevenson, of Parnell; Dylan Leo Bunting and Jackson Robert Droz, of South English; and Alexa Huber and Kina Marie Miller, of Wellman.

Making the list from Williamsburg were Ty Becker, Cian Aiden Bodeker, Carlee B Cremeens, Kaylee Grace Culp, Erin Nicole Francis, Phoenix Rose Gryp, Emma Malloy, Benjamin T Marshall, Dalen S. Mueller, Analyn LaFern Seeman, Cole T Stephenson and Nicole Wardenburg.

Students named to the dean's list have earned grade-point averages of at least 3.50 on a 4.00 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded course work.