Four local students graduate from DePauw
GREENCASTLE – Four Hancock County students were among the 473 students graduated from DePauw University on May 20. Included were: Shelby Hanes, Fortville; Jonathan Mascoe, Wilkinson; Megan Montgomery, Greenfield; Sarah Pearson, New Palestine. Founded in 1837, DePauw University is a private liberal arts university located in Greencastle.
University of Indianapolis announces student honors
INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis recently released its list of student honors for the spring 2018 semester. To achieve honor roll status, students must earn a grade point average of 3.4 or higher but less than 3.7. To be included on the dean’s list, students must achieve a 3.7 or higher.
Included on the honor roll list are: Oliver Mast, Fortville; Adriana Branham, Storm Hunt, Caleb Kramer, Shyanne Milne, Greenfield; Deshea Johnson, Miles Wayer, Jason White, McCordsville; Alie Brown, Cassandra Doss, Katelyn Harvey, Kora Kropp, Sarah Niemier, Jason Tillage, Tyler Walden, New Palestine; Kaycee Ruble, Wilkinson.
Included on the dean’s list are: Lauren Bryant, Emily Crafton, Rachel Davis, Hannah Edwards, Regan Elsea, Jessica Foreman, Tate Hall, Renee Hilkene, Rachel Irbe, Alex McMillan, Samantha Scheiter, Samuel Spicer, Greenfield; Jorge Fonseca, McCordsville; Alexandra Collier, Brittany Duncan, Emily Jonas, Mikayla Little, Sarah Rose, Brady Walden, Laura Walden, New Palestine.
Hancock County student awarded Farm Bureau scholarship
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Farm Bureau and the Farm Bureau Foundation recently awarded scholarships to college students involved in agriculture. Ten students, including McKayla Mohr, received $500 Carolyn Hegel Memorial Scholarship awards. Many county Farm Bureaus also offer annual scholarships for students in their area. To learn more, visit infb.org and visit the Grants and Scholarships page under the Resources tab.
