The following have been recognized as Outstanding Business Administration Students by the faculty at AIB College of Business.
Associate Degree Students:
Danielle Alexander Gabriela Callejas James Coatsworth
Emilee Cook Abbey Corbin Elma Dedic
Amanda Edmonds Rebecca Eggerss Nichole Fayer
Bryan Frohn Tara Gatton Breanna Haberl
Colby Hannasch Robert Harrington Dana Haselhuhm
Jared Inskeep Jhovani Jimenez Kathy Joynt
Kenneth King Jessica Lepird Sean Lewis
Jeffery Losee Maicie Mason Jacob Mueller
David Rendon Rosemary ReVoir Frank Scaglione
Courtney Slagle Megan Slifka Jason Stewart
Andrew Van Wyk Hollie Van Wyk Amber Watters
Meagan Way Adam Webb Ryan Wernli
Brooke Wiese Tyler Woodley Jacqueline Wright
Bachelor Degree Students:
Lacey Aschbrenner Adam Attleson Amanda Augustine
Austin Benge Jennifer Bridges Megan Calmer
Rachel Church Terri Collins Amanda Cooper
Joseph Countryman Paul Covill Elaine Dietrich
Rebecca Eggerss Kristin Eischeid Anthony Fields
Jose Flores Dana Gooden Tony Gooden
Ki'a Goodhue Samantha Goodhue Austin Gregersen
Tacey Gutierres Melissa Halferty Rachel Hall
Colby Hannasch Kristie Hansen Ross Heiman
Jennifer Honea Melissa Junkins Shane Klaver
Michele Kleiber Brittany Livengood Gregory Luna
Long Ly Sarah Maxheimer Chad Montegna
Summer Muetzel Robert Mullenberg James Mwangi
Danielle Nelson Michael Pasutti Denise Peles
Jeremy Prochnow Jill Rodish Alyssa Ryan
Doris Scanlan Stephanie Schwenke Lisa Seitz
Adam Skyles Stephanie Stecker Alexa Stein
Kristine Teig Elizabeth Timmins Stacey Vander Waal
Ashley Vratny Amber Wahl Jennifer Warner
Anthony Weber Jeff Weeks Lisa Wicks
Tyson Woods
In an address to the honored students, Assistant Professor Ann Wright, department chair of business administration at AIB, congratulated them on their achievement and for managing their busy lives.
“I really believe in the saying that if you want something done, ask a busy person,” Wright said. “The busier people are, the more they seem to get accomplished. It’s not because they’re busy, it’s because they’re organized, they’re passionate and they know that continuing to be involved in things is the way to go.”
To be recognized, honorees attained a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in the previous term. The students’ accomplishments were celebrated at a reception on campus attended by AIB faculty, staff and students.
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