36 students to graduate from Raikes School

Thirty-six high-achieving seniors will graduate from the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on May 17. The Raikes School is an interdisciplinary honors program known for developing innovative leaders at the intersection of technology and business.

To graduate from the Raikes School, students must earn at least a 3.5 cumulative grade-point average, satisfy Raikes School curricular requirements, complete a two-year experiential-learning capstone called Design Studio and fulfill other University Honors Program requirements.

“These students exemplify the core values of the Raikes School, and we are proud of all they have accomplished during their time at Nebraska” said Adam Britten, director of recruitment and student success for the Raikes School. “We are excited to see the great things they will unquestionably accomplish in the years ahead.”

The 36 students join nearly 600 alumni who have graduated from the Raikes School since the school welcomed its first cohort in 1999. 

Following is a list of May Raikes School graduates, listed alphabetically by hometown, with each student’s academic college(s).

Nebraska

Bellevue:

• Ellenna Divingnzzo, College of Engineering

Cozad:

• Landry Geiger, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering

Fremont:

• Emily Nau, College of Business

Gothenburg:

• Seth Daup, College of Business

Hershey:

• Brooke Bode, College of Engineering

Kearney:

• Charlie Brockmeier, College of Business

Lincoln:

• Gowrav Ghatamaneni, College of Engineering
• Ealynn Hsu, College of Engineering and Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts
• Kyana Le, College of Business
• Caden Punteney, College of Engineering

Omaha:

• Victoria Chin, College of Engineering
• Joshua Feng, College of Engineering
• Aditya Jain, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering
• Chase Kling, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering
• Chaitra Pirisingula, College of Engineering
• Shruti Pradeep, College of Engineering
• Jack Smiley, College of Business and College of Engineering
• Natalia Trejo Andalon, College of Engineering 

Elsewhere in the U.S.

Phoenix, Arizona:

• Bethany Barnwell, College of Business and College of Engineering

Highlands Ranch, Colorado:

• Jace Ruth, College of Engineering

St. Charles, Illinois:

• Spencer Godina, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering
• Cole Miller, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering

Wauconda, Illinois:

• Roy Dumblauskas, College of Engineering

Grimes, Iowa:

• Emma Wagner, College of Business

Otley, Iowa:

• Vaughn Thompson, College of Engineering 

Rock Valley, Iowa:

• John Post, College of Engineering

Lenexa, Kansas:

• Zachary Wallenburg, College of Engineering

Minneapolis, Kansas:

• Brendan Shanks, College of Business

Overland Park, Kansas:

• Carina Swanson, College of Engineering
• Jay Selzer, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering

Salina, Kansas:

• Reed McHenry, College of Business

Maple Grove, Minnesota:

• Zach Hammann, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering

Kansas City, Missouri:

• Charles Moloney, College of Engineering 

Wentzville, Missouri:

• Madelyn Craft, College of Business

Jamestown, North Carolina:

• Grace Boguslawski, College of Engineering

Worthington, Ohio:

• B Littman, College of Engineering