The following students have been named to the Minnesota State University Moorhead dean's list in recognition of academic achievement for the 2012 fall semester (major listed in parentheses).
Audubon: Brian Gordon (exercise science); Jeffrey Johnson (accounting); Miranda Vareberg (undeclared); Chase Zeller (computer information technology.
Detroit Lakes: Steven Bauman (social work); Brandon Baker (exercise science); Chelsey Cummings (anthropology); Christina Grimsley (communication studies); Chad Hanson (music education); Collin Harris (physics); Sarah Herman (undeclared); Brita Johnson (early childhood education); Leif Johnson (political science, sociology); Jack Kippen (elementary inclusive education); Alane Korf (biology); Melissa Kulzer (elementary inclusive education); Brittni Larson (mass communications); Seth O'Neill (social work).
Frazee: Katie Byer (mathematics education); Jessica Irish (elementary inclusive education); Lisa Mayfield (social work); Briana Schepper (BA, studio art); McKinzie Tangen (elementary inclusive education).
Lake Park: Karlynn Buhaug (BA, studio art); Grace Clark (BA, studio art); Jessica Grondahl (nursing); Paul Hubbard (criminal justice); Ashley Mattson (undeclared); Christine McIntire (exercise science); Robert Plemel (biology); Chelsey Raaen (graphic communications); Chloe Rieger (early childhood education).
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Ogema: Vicki Haverkamp (early childhood education).
Osage: Alissa Arola (psychology); Sarah Shepersky (exercise science, athletic training); Heather Tretbar (business administration); Alison Yliniemi (speech/language/hearing science).
Rochert: Lindsey Bachmann (English).
Vergas: Chelsey Dahl (biology); Haley Frost (BFA, studio art); Joseph Hanson (criminal justice, legal studies).
Waubun: Joshua Kemper (health education, physical education); Brittany Klemetsrud (communication arts and literature education); Benjamin Stalberger (social studies).
Students must maintain a 3.25 or higher grade point average and carry 12 graded credits to qualify for the dean's list.
