Forty local students earn UWM degrees

Forty area students were among 3,115 students graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Sunday, May 21.

Taylor Heiden of Belgium graduated from the College of Health Sciences with a master of healthcare administration degree.

Anna Kiskunas of Belgium graduated from the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business with a bachelor of business administration degree.

Belgium’s Adyson Leonard graduated from the College of Health Sciences with a master of science degree.

Sonnet Bayer of Fredonia graduated from the  College of Letters and Science with a bachelor of arts degree.

Jillian Gabriel and Ivan Garcia, both of Fredonia, graduated from the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business with bachelor of business administration degrees.

Zach Brandenburg and Quintin Faretra-Gundlach, both of Grafton, graduated from the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Brandenburg received a bachelor of science degree and Faretra-Gundlach earned a bachelor of science in engineering degree.

Graduating from the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare were Grafton students Alyssa D’Angelo, who received a master of social work degree, and Levi Rutledge, who earned a bachelor of science degree.

  Grafton students graduating from the College of Letters and Science were Kaelyn Hamilton, who received a bachelor of arts degree, and Cambryn Klaus, Rutu Kumbhani and Jetta Nunez-Mura, who earned bachelor of science degrees.

Lexi Hilgart of Grafton graduated from the College of General Studies with an associate of arts and sciences degree.

Eric Jensen of Grafton earned a master of library and information science degree from the Information Studies Department.

Graduating with bachelor of business administration degrees from the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business were Grafton residents Zachary Kosidowski,  Shelby Paradowski and Gretchen Schmook.

Fiona Lawton of Grafton earned a bachlor of fine arts degree from the Peck School of the Arts.

Andrea Lengyel of Grafton earned a master of public health degree and Christina Vinopal of Grafton earned a doctor of physical therapy degree from the College of Health Sciences.

Ava Schimmelpfennig of Grafton earned a bachelor of science degree from the School of Education.

Beau Fleischmann of Port Washington earned a bachelor of business administration degree from the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business.

Sara Janeshek and Sandra Sanchez, both of Port, earned bachelor of science degrees from the School of Education while Port resident Rebecca Mehrtens earned a master of science degree from the school.

Port’s Samuel Krieg and Sarah Swartwout received bachelor of arts degrees from the College of Letters and Science.

Aleksey Levin of Port earned a bachelor of science degree from the School of Information Studies.

Brooke Lund and Allison Slamann, both of Port graduated from the College of Health Sciences. Lund earned a master of science degree and Slamann received a bachelor of science degree.

Roberto Martinez Lopez and Dana Tremelling, both of Port, earned associate of arts and sciences degrees from the College of General Studies.

Leah Gall and Grace Sawchuk, both of Saukville, received associate of arts and sciences degrees from the College of General Studies.

Rohan Katti of Saukville received a master of public health degree from the Public Health Department.

Elizabeth King of Saukville graduated from the Helen Bader School of Social Welfare with a master of science degree.

Saukville’s Kendall Richardson earned a bachelor of arts degree from the College of Letters and Science.

Griffin Schultz of Saukville earned a bachelor of business administration degree from the Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business.