2022 Outstanding Graduate Students

The Outstanding Graduate Students for the College of Arts and Humanities, listed by their hometown and major, are:

• Jan Chitsey of San Angelo – communication
• 1^st Dennis Tyukayev of Sacramento, Calif. – global security studies
• Christian Ferguson of Dusseldorf, Germany – intelligence and analysis
• Ashlee Havlak of Miles – English

Norris-Vincent College of Business honorees are:

• Gabriel Hidalgo Marquez of Barquisimeto, Venezuela – business administration
• Daniel Dixon of San Angelo – professional accountancy

Honorees for the College of Education are:

• Allison Camp of Dallas – mental health and wellness counseling
• Carmen McIver of Sanford, N.C. – student development and leadership in higher education
• Hannah Godfrey of Miles – educational administration
• Darcy Cauley of San Angelo – educational leadership
• Stephanie Stevens of San Angelo – curriculum and instruction-advanced instructor
• Joshua Truitt of Houston – professional school counseling

Archer College of Health and Human Services honorees are:

• Nicole Smith of Kerrville – family nurse practitioner
• Sarah McKinnon of Lockney – nurse educator
• Selina Yamane Woodham of Otsu, Japan – physical therapy
• Tom Toalston of Tampa, Fla. – coaching, sport, recreation and fitness administration
• Anna Schneemann of San Angelo – counseling psychology
• Mya Rodriguez of Mission – experimental psychology
• Noah Holle of Bakersfield, Calif. – applied psychology

Honorees for the College of Science and Engineering are:

• Madonna Bullard of Pharr – agriculture
• Megan Eckhardt of New Braunfels – animal science
• Brittanie Loftin of Lake Charles, La. – biology

Additionally, winners of the four superlative awards were selected from among the Outstanding Graduate Students by a separate committee.

The superlative awards recipients are:

• Daniel Dixon – Academic Excellence
• Capt. Christian Ferguson – Community Service Excellence
• Anna Schneemann – Research Excellence
• 1^st Lt. Dennis Tyukayev – Leadership Excellence

ASU graduate students who presented research posters during the Graduate Research Symposium were also recognized.