MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) congratulates students named to the Fall Quarter 2022 Honors List.
Burlington
- Ryan Cartwright, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Caitlin Jinar, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Hope Triplett, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering
Franksville
- Luke Navin, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Lily Nowak, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Racine
- Austin Boley, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
- Maggie Chen, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Isaiah Dean, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Sebastian Ishman, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
- Lesli Santiago, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Mya Seitz, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Sean Spring, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Union Grove
- Samantha Fleischman, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering
- Andrew Fritchen, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Waterford
- Evander Craig, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering
- Andrew Webb, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Collin Weis, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Undergraduate students who have earned a GPA of 3.20 or higher (out of 4.0) for this quarter are on the Honors List.
About MSOE
Milwaukee School of Engineering is the university of choice for those seeking an inclusive community of experiential learners driven to solve the complex challenges of today and tomorrow.
The independent, non-profit university has about 2,700 students and was founded in 1903. MSOE offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in engineering, business and nursing.
Faculty are student-focused experts who bring real-world experience into the classroom. This approach to learning makes students ready now as well as prepared for the future.
Longstanding partnerships with business and industry leaders enable students to learn alongside professional mentors, and challenge them to go beyond what’s possible. MSOE graduates are leaders of character, responsible professionals, passionate learners and value creators.
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