WAUKESHA – During the fall 2006 semester, 40 students completed the requirements for an associate degree at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha.  Students must earn at least 60 college credits in five different areas and maintain a 2.0 grade point average (on a scale of 4.0) to qualify for a degree.  UW-Waukesha, a point of access to the UW System, confers Associate of Arts & Science degrees.

The following students finished their associate degrees in fall:

Brookfield: Miceli, Anthony; Steiner, John

Delafield: Jones, Dane; Jones, Hayley

Eagle: Zimmermann, Aaron

Elkhorn: Wescott, Michael

Ixonia:  Schrock, Stefanie

Milwaukee: Januszko, Nicholas

Mukwonago: Dominguez, Alexander; Tompkins, Tracy

Muskego: Hart,Tyler

New Berlin:  Kucan, Stephanie; Malak, Jennifer; Young, Aleksander

Oconomowoc:  Doherty, Joseph; Moore, Jason

Pewaukee: Renshaw, Anastasia; Ruhnke, Mary

Sussex:  Bloedorn, Kelly; Lentz, Rachel; Vella, Joseph; Whirry, Laura

Watertown: Barry, Kimberly; Raether, Katie; Zehren, Emily

Waukesha: Greiber, Marcus; Harnack, Kristopher; Hendryx, Amber; Hunkins, James; Kartes, Lianne; Keyes, Casilynn; Mueller, Amanda; Salzwedel, Lauryn; Sebranek, Kristin

Wauwatosa: Moon, Andrew

West Allis: Kutner, Kathleen; Sala, Kate; Secora, Lynne; Allis Smith, Jennifer

Wind Lake:  Smith, Dustin

UW-Waukesha has the largest enrollment among the 13 freshman-sophomore University of Wisconsin Colleges campuses, which offer Associate of Arts & Science degrees and the best start toward a bachelor’s degree and unlimited career opportunities. For information about programs, admission, or financial aid, contact the Student Services office at (262) 521-5040 or visit the Web at waukesha.uwc.edu. ###