23 Arnold College Students on Honor Roll

Missouri University of Science and Technology said, in a news release, that 23 students from the City of Arnold earned the grades to be listed among the college’s 2011 fall semester honor list.

• Mark Dundon of Arnold, Mo., a freshman in engineering.

• Nathan Krenning of Arnold, Mo., a freshman in engineering.

• Kristin Luecke of Arnold, Mo., a freshman in engineering.

• Hayley Muser of Arnold, Mo., a freshman in engineering.

• Erica Nappier of Arnold, Mo., a freshman in engineering.

• Frank Allen of Arnold, Mo., a junior in architectural engineering.

• Brandon Bringer of Arnold, Mo., a junior in nuclear engineering.

• Gerard Busch of Arnold, Mo., a junior in computer science.

• William Busch of Arnold, Mo., a junior in electrical engineering.

• Megan Wild of Arnold, Mo., a junior in information science and technology.

• Abigail Asher of Arnold, Mo., a senior in chemical engineering.

• David Besand of Arnold, Mo., a senior in mechanical engineering.

• Elise Breitweiser of Arnold, Mo., a senior in chemical engineering.

• James Hegger of Arnold, Mo., a senior in nuclear engineering.

• Kyle Meyer of Arnold, Mo., a senior in electrical engineering.

• John Peterson of Arnold, Mo., a senior in electrical engineering.

• Annalise Pfaff of Arnold, Mo., a senior in chemistry.

• Roger Rettig IV of Arnold, Mo., a senior in metallurgical engineering.

• Jonathan Scott of Arnold, Mo., a senior in nuclear engineering.

• Stephanie Voertman of Arnold, Mo., a senior in biological sciences.

• Samuel Hegger of Arnold, Mo., a sophomore in chemical engineering.

• Marcus Kienemann of Arnold, Mo., a sophomore in engineering.

• James McCabe of Arnold, Mo., a sophomore in aerospace engineering.

Those on the list attended a minimum of 12 hours and earned a grade point average of 3.2 or greater out of a possible 4.0.

For more information, visit www.mst.edu or contact the admissions office at 800-522-0938.

Founded in 1870 as the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, Missouri S&T is a technological research university of 7,500 students and part of the four-campus University of Missouri System.