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Local residents named to dean's list DELAWARE — Ohio Wesleyan University announced local students named to dean's list. Students are Lydia Arnold, Ginny Faeth, Brittani Stiltner, Abe Sulin and Hannah Watson of Tiffin. UF announces dean's list FINDLAY — The University of Findlay announced the recipients to the spring 2021 dean's list. Local students are Addison Ackerman, Ally Green, Alivia Niese of New Washington; Hailee Andrews, Andrew Combs, Chloe Eppley, Brianna Factor, Allison Fortney, Kylie Heckathorn, Courtney Hoffman, Ryan Lacey, Rico Lopez, Tamara Medakov, Nichole Morter, Madison Naugle, Mitchel Nielsen, Colin Nutter, Karter Reinbolt, Kaitlyn Reiter, Gabriel Reyes, Ainsley Sherman, Jillian Stover, Tyler Tusing, Karina Wade, Jaislynn Woodall of Tiffin; Rachel Anstead, Kristin Baker, Cameran Cleveland, Kara Davidson, Emma Sartor-Heiserman of Green Springs; Trey Bame, Kayla Bays, Reece Billock, Paige Blair, Hannah Jordan, Sydney Kin, Jaclyn Kloepfer, Jordan Lewis, Paige Roszman, Xavier Temple of Carey; Hope Breant, Emily Brickner, Mikayla Gilliland, Rowan Gnepper, Nykia Kitchen, Macey Malagon, Ashlee Shiley, Elizabeth Straub of Fostoria; Ally Bridgford, Hunter Martin of Attica; Morgan England, Haley Kalb, Darren Wurm of Bloomville; Camaron Farrar, Madelynn Greenslade of Clyde; Sydney Fournier, Devyn Warnement of Republic; Raeanna Harner, Levi Myers of Kansas; Anna Johnson of Upper Sandusky; Emily Peters of Alvada; Caden Pollock, Anna Stillberger of Sycamore; Kayla Reinbolt, Kayla Siebenaller of Bascom. TUSA honors TU staff members Tiffin University's Staff Assembly (TUSA) honored two staff members with the Lori Hall Staff Member of the Year Award. This award honors a TU staff member for their contributions and exemplary characteristics in service to TU and the community. The 2019-2020 Lori Hall Staff Member of the Year Award recipient was Jon Beard, Director of Undergraduate Advising & Retention Analyst. The 2020-2021 Lori Hall Staff Member of the Year Award recipient was Ashley Vaughn, Assistant Director for Online Advising & School Certifying Official. Treadway inducted into Phi Beta Kappa DELAWARE — Hannah Treadway of Tiffin, was inducted May 28 into Ohio Wesleyan University's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest academic honor society. The historic organization counts 17 U.S. presidents, 42 Supreme Court justices, and more than 140 Nobel laureates among its members. Mount Union announces dean's list ALLIANCE — The following students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2021 semester at the University of Mount Union. Students are Emma Ollis of New Washington; Kailey Windsor of Tiffin. Local graduates announced from Iowa State AMES, IA — Iowa State University recognized 4,798 spring graduates. Local graduates are Alyssa England of Bloomville, doctor of veterinary medicine. Local students named to Baldwin dean's list BEREA — The following local students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2021 semester at Baldwin Wallace University. Students are Megan Hensel, Matt McLane of Upper Sandusky; Bennett Ramsdell of Tiffin. Clyde student named to dean's list ANGOLA, IN — Mitchell Dickman of Clyde has been named to the 2021 spring dean's list at Trine University. Dickman is majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Local students named to Trine president's list ANGOLA, IN — The following Trine University students were named to the President's List for the Spring 2021 term. Local students are Matthew Baker of Green Springs; Trey Hossler of Tiffin; Marissa Shaver of Fostoria; Nathan Widman of Clyde. UF announces graduates FINDLAY — University of Findlay graduates were recognized for earning degrees for the academic year 2020 - 2021. Nearly 900 graduates earned doctoral, master's, bachelors, or associate degrees for the academic year 2020 - 2021. Local students include Addison Ackerman of New Washington, bachelor of science in psychology; Jake Birkholz of Clyde, master of arts in education; Madisen Borer of Bradner, master of occupational therapy; Hope Brant of Fostoria, bachelor of arts in public relations; Ryan Bush of Fostoria, bachelor of arts in theatre; Rebecca Chalfin of Bradner, master of occupational therapy; Torry Fillmore of Upper Sandusky, master of arts in education; Sydney Fournier of Republic, bachelor of science in psychology; Ishea Gabrielson of Tiffin, master of science in health informatics; Katherine Gallina of Kansas, master of arts in education; Daniel George of Tiffin, bachelor of science in computer science; Mikayla Gilliland of Fostoria, bachelor of science in business administration; Rowan Gnepper of Fostoria, bachelor of arts in public relations; Tyler Green of Carey, doctor of physical therapy; Madelynn Greenslade of Clyde, bachelor of science in marketing; Haley Guzman of Fostoria, bachelor of science in wellness and exercise promotion; Raeanna Harner of Kansas, bachelor of science in diagnostic medical sonography; Natoshia Kelly of Carey, master of arts in education; Nykia Kitchen of Fostoria, bachelor of science in echocardiography; Jaclyn Kloepfer of Carey, bachelor of arts in social work; Matthew Lawrence of Fostoria, master of master of arts in education; Curran McKain of Upper Sandusky, bachelor of science in animal science; Russell Miller of Republic, master of arts in education; Chad Mostoller of Upper Sandusky, bachelor of science in health science; Mackenzie Nino of Risingsun, master of arts in education; Nicholas Reid of Upper Sandusky, doctor of pharmacy and a master of business administration; Lacine Reinhart of New Riegel, master of arts in education; Glenda Renz of Fostoria, master of business administration; Jacob Reyes of Tiffin, doctor of pharmacy; Brandon Rhoades of Tiffin, doctor of pharmacy and a master of business administration; John Riedel of Tiffin, master of business administration; Kayla Riedel of Tiffin, bachelor of science in business management; Paige Roszman of Carey, bachelor of science in nursing; Kayla Siebenaller of Bascom, bachelor of science in early childhood education; Cecilia Taylor of Carey, master of occupational therapy; Danielle Willman of Tiffin, master of arts in education. MTC awards degrees MARION — Marion Technical College honored 334 graduates at its 49th annual commencement. The graduates receiving 286 associate degrees and 128 certificates came from 23 Ohio counties and two states. The following students graduated from Marion Tech: Mary Martin of Sycamore, associate of applied science in nursing technology; Elizabeth Keefe of Fostoria, associate of applied science in physical therapy; Tina Babcock of McCutchenville, associate of applied science in nursing technology; Ashley Cleland of Attica, associate of applied science in physical therapy; Darek Feindel of Fostoria, associate of applied science in engineering technology; Zachariah Riedel of Tiffin, certificate from Marion law enforcement academy; Chandler Steinbacher of Tiffin, associate of applied science in sonographic technology; Jasmine Balduf of Upper Sandusky, associate of science; Shelby Bollinger of Sycamore, associate of applied science in occupational therapy; Caitlyn Carter of Carey, associate of applied science in occupational therapy; Kelsei Carter of Carey, associate of applied science in nursing technology; Abby Clouse of Carey, associate of applied science in surgical technology; Derek Conley of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied business in business management; Kay Fredritz of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied business in business management; Jacob Johnson of Upper Sandusky, certificate from Marion Law Enforcement Academy; Cheyanne Kenner of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied science in physical therapy; Katelyn Lewis of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied science in nursing technology; Cody O'Flaherty of Upper Sandusky, certificat from Marion Law Enforcement Technology; Noel Orians of Carey, associate of applied science in occupational therapy; Sara Simpkins of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied science in nursing technology; Jeremy Stewart of Upper Sandusky, certificate from Marion Law Enforcement Academy; Katherine Willis of Upper Sandusky, associate of applied science in addiction studies. Trine civil engineers place second in regional competition ANGOLA, IN — Students from Trine University's chapter of the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) took second place at the organization's 2021 Great Lakes Regional Conference, held virtually and hosted by Purdue University April 10-11. Trine was second overall based on combined scores of all competitions, and finished first in the following: "Concrete Cornhole" competition. Members created a concrete cornhole board, then competed against other schools using that board. Team members included Grant Winterkorn of Goshen, Ohio, Matt Baker of Green Springs, Ohio, Hallie Fenimore of Rushville, Indiana, Arizona Lenski of Merrillville, Indiana, and Jackson Huckeby of Freeland, Michigan. Winterkorn and Baker competed in the event. Local students earn awards from John Carroll UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS — John Carroll University's College of Arts & Sciences presented academic awards to more than 250 students during the 2020-2021 academic year. Locals students are: Natalie Gase, of the Psychology department, from Tiffin, earned the following recognition(s): Psi Chi Inductee. The International Honor Society in PsychologySara Gier, of the Biology department, from Upper Sandusky, earned the following recognition(s): Excellence in Biology Award. This award is given to students showing excellence in biology by achieving a GPA of at least 3.85 in their biology courses. OU announces dean's list ATHENS, OH — More than 7,800 students qualified for the spring semester 2021 Dean's List at Ohio University, including main and regional campuses. Local students included: Katie Arnold, Audrey Behm, Alice Demith, Anna Fletcher, Megan Gillig, Luke Ritzler, Carly Rosen, Riley Williams of Tiffin; Jack Blackburn, Braden Cano, Alex Engle, Emily Hill, Cole Sowers of Upper Sandusky; Sarah Briscoe, Marsha Briscoe of Bradner; Natalie Ford of McCutchenville; Jarren Hampton, Alea Ziegman of Fostoria; Zachary Marcha, Kimberly Rohrbach, Logan Winke of Clyde; Halee Mcfarlin, Easton Roark, Jacob Stover of Carey; Marianna Tiell of New Riegel; Allison Weithman of New Washington. OU announces 2021 graduates ATHENS — More than 4,800 students graduated with bachelor's, masters, or doctorate degrees from Ohio University for spring semester 2021. Local students included: Katie Arnold of Tiffin, bachelor of science in communication sciences and disorders; Bryan Bailey of Clyde, bachelor of science in chemical engineering; Audrey Behm of Tiffin, bachelor of science in biological sciences; Jack Blackburn of Upper Sandusky, bachelor of business administration in business analytics and finance; Sophie Decker-Pahl of Tiffin, bachelor of science in human and customer sciences in retail merchandising and fashion product development; Alex Engle of Upper Sandusky, bachelor of science in computer science; Alexander Hoerig of Tiffin, doctor of osteopathic medicine; Justin Jarrett of Tiffin, bachelor of science in physiology of exercise in exercise physiology; Zachary Marcha of Clyde, bachelor of science in biological sciences; Lucas Nicely of Clyde, bachelor of science in industrial and systems engineering; Kimberly Rohrbach of Clyde, bachelor of science in nursing; Jacob Stover of Carey, bachelor of business administration in business analytics and marketing; Riley Williams of Tiffin, bachelor of social work; Alea Ziegman of Fostoria, bachelor of arts in history. Carey native named to dean's list MILWAUKEE, WI — Alex Kimmet of Carey, has been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2021 semester at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Kimmet is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Local students among Ohio Connections Academy's class of 2021 COLUMBUS — Nearly 400 graduating seniors from more than 70 counties across the state recently received their high school diplomas as members of Ohio Connections Academy's Class of 2021. The following students from Seneca County are among Ohio Connections Academy's Class of 2021: Kiara Hawk of Fostoria. TCS board to meet The Tiffin City Board of Education is to meet at 6 p.m. on June 22 at the Tiffin Middle School, 103 Shepherd Drive.The meeting will also be available on the district's social media page.