Heidelberg students receive Who's Who awards

TIFFIN - Thirty-one Heidelberg College seniors were recently recognized for receiving the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.

Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success.  They join an elite group of students from more than 2,000 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations
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Outstanding students like those named below have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934.

• Connie Bain, Rocky River, adult mathematics education.
• Lindsay Bice, Dresden, adult social studies education with a history minor.
• Leslie Bowman, Columbus, communication and theatre arts with a history minor.
• Bethany Brickner, Alvada, early childhood education.
• Dana Carnes, Brook Park, child and adolescent psychology with a biology minor.
• Jennifer Coletta, Tiffin, political science with a legal studies minor.
• Kelly Davis, Oakwood Village, psychology with a history minor.
• Michael Davis, Avon, environmental biology with an economics minor.
• Michal Duller, Cleveland, biology.
• Charis Egland, Amherst, political science with a philosophy minor.
• Nicole Florence, Bloomville, middle childhood education.
• Christine Fowler, Vermilion, middle childhood education.
• Whitney Harkcom, Ravenna, business administration.
• Tonya Hawley, Attica, biology.
• Rusty Heintz, Cincinnati, adult social studies education.
• Maria Hejnal, Westlake, middle childhood education with a Spanish minor.
• Christina Hoehn, Chagrin Falls, psychology with a legal studies minor.
• Christina Hoehn, Chagrin Falls, psychology with a legal studies minor.
• Allison Jones, Lyndhurst, biology.
• Cassandra Lagunzad, Tell City, Ind., English with a writing track.
• Sarah Ling, Hong Kong, business administration with an economics minor.
• Shannon Mangan, Brunswick, communication studies.
• Sheila Miller, Middlefield, business administration with a finance minor.
• Joel Monroe, Newark, mental health psychology.
• Philip Myers, Stow, public relations.
• Nicholas Omiccioli, Penfield, N.Y., music theory and composition.
• Joshua Pocock, Bellevue, history.
• Benjamin Shipley, Tiffin, business administration.
• Steven Tharp, Brewster, music.
• Matthew Tuttle, Conneaut, computer science with a finance minor.
• Libby Wagner, Port Clinton, history.
• Brandi Weininger, McCutchenville, middle childhood education.