WAUKESHA – During the spring 2007 semester, 79 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 confers Associate of Arts & Science degrees.

The following students finished their associate degrees in spring:

Brookfield:  Matthew Dugan, Robert Meyer and Nicholas Vorce

Colgate:  Sarah Hlavenka and Terra Spence

Delafield:  Thomas Burns

Eagle:  Melissa Parmley-Sizemore

Elkhorn: Jacqueline Hanson

Fort Atkinson:  Jane Fortin

Franklin:  Jasmine Crandall

Greendale:  Matthew Stachelski

Hartland:  Michael Maras, Erica Reinholz, Michael Szachewicz and Elizabeth Tobolt

Menomonee Falls:  Randal Griswold, Kevin Higgins and Nicholas Palleria

Milwaukee:   Jennifer Jerzy and Kevin Shoemake,

Mukwonago:   Jessica Evenson, Crystal Fisher, Dona Frank, Kayla Gross, Melanie Gust, David Myszewski, Doreen Piper, Zachary Shackelford and Rachel Tijerina

Muskego:   Jenna Kleist and Mary Stanislawski

Nashota:  Jessica Gebauer

New Berlin:  Derek Beyer, Rebecca Dietsche and Marie Wolfmeyer

North Prairie:  Dave Pulkowski

Oak Creek:   Katy Shea

Oconomowoc:  Jennifer Elkins, Jamie Hatch, Ryan Koch, Ashley McDonald, Justin Stein, Katie Visser, Christa Wendorf and Christopher Zahm

Palmyra:  Jacob Grooms and Nicole Scarce

Pewaukee:   Rony Lehrer

St. Francis:  Mandie Landrum

Sullivan:  Dustin Keller

Sussex:  Derek Dundon, Donna Kochanski and Michaela Suter-Kompas

Wales:  Andrea Hansen and Amanda Nevins

Waukesha:  Reese Braband, David Burrow, Brittney Garcia, Laura Hannon, Matthew Hedtcke, Ronald Kading, Nicole Koch, Kristal Koch, Rachel Krish, Angela Lambrecht, Kailey Lewandowski, Kristin Louden, Michael Molzberger, Guadalupe Montes-Tydrich, Pamela Perdew, Jose Rodriguez, Sarah Schulz, Casielene Thigpen and Nicole Wright

Wauwatosa:  Joshua Sellnow

West Allis:   Jenessa David and Noah Smith

Wind Lake:   Danielle Weink

Wisconsin Rapids:  Timothy Gumz

UW-Waukesha has the largest enrollment among the 13 freshman-sophomore University of Wisconsin Colleges campuses. For information about programs, admission, or financial aid, contact the Student Services office at 888-2UW-WAUK (888-289-9285) or visit the Web at www.waukesha.uwc.edu.

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