Lincoln, Neb., The University of Nebraska-
Lincoln granted degrees to more than 2,750 students at commencement exercises May 3 and 4 in separate ceremonies for baccalaureate, graduate and law degrees. This marks the second-largest graduating class in UNL history, behind only the approximately 2,800 in May 2012. The graduates are from 44 states and 36 countries. NEBRASKA – PANHANDLE POST REGION ALLIANCE: Kyle Timothy McCarville, College of Arts & Sciences, bachelor of arts Matthew Scott Burke, UNO College of Public Affairs and Community Service, bachelor of science in criminology and criminal justice. Lucas Geoffrey Giles, College of Engineering, bachelor of science in construction management. Jenny Lynn Peltz, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. Michael Gene Stewart, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts with highest distinction and bachelor of science with highest distinction. BRIDGEPORT: Renae Mary Jacobson, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in hospitality, restaurant and tourism management. Brandon Wade Rudloff, College of Business Administration, bachelor of science in business administration. Angela Kaye Wickard, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in hospitality, restaurant and tourism management. BROADWATER: Jase William Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, bachelor of science in fisheries and wildlife. BRULE: Kelsey Marie Sestak, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences with distinction. CHADRON: Jason K. Grigg, Graduate College, master of business administration. Joseph Bartholomew Lenzo, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts with distinction. Katie Lynn McKeon, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of science with highest distinction. Samuel Cooper Norman, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts. CHAPPELL: Ryan Colter Beattie, College of Law, juris doctor. GERING: Christopher Allen Fulk, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, bachelor of science in applied science. Sean Patrick Gutierrez, College of Engineering, bachelor of science in construction management. Wendee Annette Powell, Graduate College, master of arts. Luke Allen Stobel, Graduate College, master of arts. Ashten Lynn Winkler, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of science. GORDON: Taybor Scott Wiles, College of Business Administration, bachelor of science in business administration. HARRISBURG: Jeremy Craig Brown, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. KIMBALL: Lauren Ann Perry, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences with high distinction. LODGEPOLE: Halee Austin Emerson, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. MITCHELL: Kyra Jean Townsend, College of Business Administration, bachelor of science in business administration with highest distinction. OGALLALA: Joseph Daniel Hudson, College of Engineering, bachelor of science in electrical engineering. OSHKOSH: Geremy Brett Gortemaker, College of Journalism and Mass Communications, bachelor of journalism. RUSHVILLE: Dezirae Dorothy Johnson, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts. SCOTTSBLUFF: Catelyn Christine Cantril, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts with distinction. Dominic Frazier Escamilla, College of Business Administration, bachelor of science in business administration. Spencer Patrick McCoy, College of Fine and Performing Arts, bachelor of fine arts. Jerod William Post, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. Shelby Morgan Steele, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. Richard Lynn Willis, Graduate College, master of arts. SIDNEY: Jill Terese Brown, College of Architecture, bachelor of science in design with highest distinction. Paige Steuart Hogeland, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of science. Cole Everett Keeton, College of Arts and Sciences, bachelor of arts. Leah Nicole Krueger, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences with distinction. Amelia Rene' Wieser, College of Education and Human Sciences, bachelor of science in education and human sciences. TORRINGTON, WYOMING: Michael Brodie Mackey, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, bachelor of science in agricultural education.