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ARCHIVED 2013-14 SA&S Crete Campus Catalog 
    
ARCHIVED 2013-14 SA&S Crete Campus Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Honors and Awards 2013-14



Doane Scholar

Students who were awarded the title of Doane Scholar for three and half years of high scholarship at Doane include:

Kathryn Brauer Mary Kinney A.J. Spanel
Cason Christensen Ashton Kotas Alyssa Straube
Jessica Driewer Bailey Kremke Sarah Taylor
Dessireé Erikson Emily Pernicek Nicole Tegtmeier
Michael Grabowski Lea Radney Jordynn Weidner
Kelsie Grgurich Katherine Roemmich John Wiemer
Jeffrey Hawken Brooke Sampson  

Honors and Awards

Alpha Lambda Delta Senior Award: Nicole Tegtmeier

Alumni Senior Awards: Nicole Tegtmeier, John Wiemer

Ben Grimes Memorial Baseball Scholarship: Ethan Schroeder

Bert Knapp Trophy: Joseph Knott

Bill Bayer Memorial Scholarship: Kylie Garrett

Chemistry Award: Cody Keller

David H. Smith Memorial Research Award: Miles Mayer

Dawes Oratorical Award: Jordan Johnson

Doane Band Award: Kathryn Brauer

Doane Corps Fellowship: Caitlin Moore

Doane Theatre Award: James Reynolds

Fifth-Year Scholarships: Michael Albert, Emily Pernicek, Emily Petersen

General Scholarship: Dylan Flott

German Awards: Skyler Ethridge, Mercedes Mizner

Information Science & Technology Excellence Award: Nathan Little

John E. Makota Information Science & Technology: Tylene Kreykes

Joseph & Nancy Chapman Music Education Scholarships: Kendra Garder, Chelsey Moyer

Kenneth R. Rossman Prize in History: Michelle Ness

Levi & Hazel Wilson Fellowship: Nicole Tegtmeier

Lumir C. Havlicek Concert Band Scholarship: Glen Thomas

M. David Osterhout Human Relations Award: Ross Schulenberg

Makosky Prize: Vincent Krejci

Male Athlete of the Year: Rob Keeney

Marianne Clarke Writing Excellence Awards:

First-Year: Carling Bloedorn, Kevin Gunter, Jacy Hewitt, Nikolaus Stevenson
At Large: Bailey Hirsch, Morgan Holder
Owl: Erin Bell
Xanadu: Quinton Geis, Rachel Gibson, Katlin Lang, Katherine Lehman, Kathryn Sherfey , Zachary Swiec

Mary L. Chapin Art Award: Kristine Filkins

Mathematics Excellence Award: Emily Pernicek

Mike Danaher Memorial Scholarship: Jarid Holliday

Novice Speaker Award: Ashley Kuntz, Delta Wilson

Outstanding 1st Year Calculus Student: Pei-Yu “Amy” Hung

Outstanding Physics Achievement Award: Amy Craig, Bradley Higgins

Outstanding Senior in Economics & Business Award: John Wiemer

Philip Stuart Becker Award: A.J. Spanel

Pro-Musica Award: Jens Lehman

Robert D. Muckel Tri Beta Awards: Bailey Kremke, Kelsey Stark, Julie Wurdeman

Ruth Mary Stevens Prize: Cason Christensen

Sanderson Prizes: Ashton Henderson, Zackery Lindsley

Sharon Wilch Woman Athlete of the Year: Jillian Ourada

Sigma Tau Delta Outstanding Senior in English: Cali Neuberger

Student Congress Outstanding Member Award: Nicole Tegtmeier

Student Congress-Outstanding Teachers of the Year: Danelle DeBoer, Ramesh Laungani, Mark Orsag

Student Congress Staff Awards: Russ Hewitt, Amy Schmidt

Zenon C.R. Hansen Leadership Awards: Ryan Corrigan, Quinton Geis, Becky Hunke, Kim Jarvis

Distinguished Scholars

Doane College has an impressive tradition of students who have received scholarships following graduation from Doane.

DAAD Dankstipendien Award

1964 Rennie W. Brantz ‘64, history, Munich, Germany

Danforth Graduate Fellowship

The Danforth Graduate Fellowship was initiated in 1951 to provide fellowships and financial awards for students who are committed to teaching careers and who are seeking a doctorate or other appropriate advanced terminal degree. Danforth Fellowships are highly selective, with approximately 120 fellows awarded in the United States each year.

1952 Verlyn L. Barker ‘52, church history, Yale University, New Haven, CT
1954 Donald A. Tarr ‘54, mathematics/chemistry, Yale University, New Haven, CT
1964 John R. Perry ‘64, philosophy, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Fulbright Scholarship

Fulbright Scholarships are awarded each year for students, teachers, and scholars to study, teach and conduct research at international sites. Administered by the U.S. Information Agency, the Fulbright Program began in 1946.

The following Doane graduates are listed with their majors and place of study:

1952 John W. Bohi ‘52, history, Vienna, Austria
1952 Glenna A. Buck ‘52, English, Southampton, England
1953 Donald J. Ziegler ‘50, history, Munich, Germany
1955 Lillian L. Albrecht ‘55, music, Stuttgart, Germany
1961 *Janice L. Westover ‘61, French, France
1967 Edward G. Heilman ‘67, history, Münster, Germany
1968 Gaylen G. Kapperman ‘67, mathematics/German, Heidelberg, Germany
1972 Patricia K. Williams ‘72, philosophy, Tübingen, Germany
1973 Michael J. Reid ‘73, history, Marburg, Germany
1974 Gregg H. Siewert ‘74, French government, France
1974 Jill A. Smith ‘74, history, Bonn, Germany
1975 Gretchen E. Lerner ‘75, music, Cologne, Germany
1976 Ellen L. Bredemeier ‘76, German/humanities, Germany
1978 George S. Haskins ‘78, history, Göttingen, Germany
1980 David H. Blackmon ‘80, history, Heidelberg, Germany
1981 *Laura J. Olsen ‘81, biology/math, Kiel, Germany
1982 John E. Juricek ‘82. history/philosophy/religion, Kiel, Germany
1984 Anne M. Seipold ‘84. history/political science, Freiburg, Germany
1985 Lance W. Lippold ‘85. international studies/English, Osnabrück, Germany
1986 Mary H. Schumacher ‘86, natural science, Heidelberg, Germany
1987 Kay L. Bestol ‘87, history/secondary education, Kiel, Germany
1987 John P. Quinn ‘87, chemistry, Heidelberg, West Germany
1988 Kent R. Grote ‘88, economics, Bayreuth, West Germany
1989 Kent E. Lewis ‘89, economics, Mannheim, Germany
1989 Leslie C. Working ‘89, history, Bielefeld, Germany
1992 MaLinda D. Henry ‘92, biology, Göttingen, Germany
1992 Nancy S. Berns ‘92, sociology/criminology, Hamburg, Germany
1994 Katherine C. Jordan ‘94, political science, Bonn, Germany
1995 Heidi R. Kraus ‘95, German, Salzburg, Austria
1995 Brandon L. Kostman ‘95, German/Spanish, Saxony, Germany
1996 Shawn W. Huelle ‘96, English/German, Bremen, Germany
1996 Heather M. Thompson ‘96, chemistry, Marburg, Germany
1997 *Janell L. Anderson ‘97, biology/French
1997 Jill K. Taylor ‘97, biology/German, Bonn, Germany
1998 Chad Egger ‘98, biology, France
1999 Kimberly Pavelka ‘99, biology/German, Kiel, Germany
1999 Lee Wilbur ‘99, German/French/international studies, Seoul, South Korea
2000 Paul Barta ‘00, political science/Spanish, Spain
2000 Julie Mitchell ‘00, German/business administration, Freiburg, Germany
2000 *Jacquelyn Seitz ‘00, English/French
2001 Adrienne Bambach ‘01, honors biology/German, Berlin, Germany
2002 Jana Stangl ‘02, English/French, Nice, France
2002 Ginger Starks ‘02, German/history, Saxony, Germany
2003 Megan Nicholson ‘03, German/French, Tübingen, Germany
2004 Aaron Hall ‘04, business/German/political science, Potsdam, Germany
2004 Kari Quammen ‘04, French/English, Marseilles, France
2006 Kamleh Shaban ‘06, honors biology, Jordan
2007 Emily Jordening ‘07, German/Spanish, Hannover, Germany
2008 Mary Reimers ‘08, music, Murrhardt, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
2009 *Audrey Brydl-Andrews ‘09, elementary education/Spanish, Alicante, Spain
2009 Mike Guericke ‘09, chemistry/German, Heidelberg, Germany
2009 Rachel Rasmussen ‘08, history/Spanish, Dresden, Saxony, Germany
2010 Kristen Erthum ‘10, political science/international studies, Port Said, Egypt
2010 Tyler Jackman ‘10, business administration/French, Saint-Quentin, France
2010 Kara Maize ‘10, elementary education/Spanish, Madrid, Spain
2011 Malissie Boyer ‘11, German/English, Hemmingen, Germany
2011 Marcus Lyon ‘11, biochemistry/German, Karlsruhe, Germany
2012 Aprill Bodlak ‘12, English as second language/German/Spanish, Peru
2012 Rachel Kluthe ‘12, elementary education/Spanish, Madrid
2013 Ryan Corrigan ‘13, environmental science/Spanish, India

* Received Fulbright Scholarship but did not participate in program

Rhodes Scholarship

Rhodes Scholarships are highly selective, full scholarship awards which provide two years of graduate study at Oxford University in England. Approximately 32 scholarships are awarded each year to graduates from the United States.

1950 Henry P. Grosshans ‘43, English, Oxford, England

Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship

The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship was established in 1945 to recruit promising students for the college teaching profession and to support them during their first year of graduate study. The Woodrow Wilson Fellowship is no longer in existence.

1961 David E. Meerse ‘61, history, University of Illinois, Urbana
1964 John R. Perry ‘64, philosophy, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
1965 Douglas M. Kellner ‘65, philosophy, Columbia University, NY
1966 Shirley J. Wilson ‘66, behavioral science, Stanford University, CA