2021 BAHS Honors Graduates

 
BAHS students graduated this fall and spring with Honors!
 
 
Summa Cum Laude
 
Katelyn Elyce Kelchner, Health Sciences BS
Mikayla A. Ulicny, Medical Imaging BS
Amy Lynn Maciejewski, Medical Imaging BS
Isabelle Hope Sauer, Medical Imaging BS
Sarah Michelle Buckley, Biology BA
 
 
Magna Cum Laude
 
Allison Rebekah Sowers, Biology BS
Gina Marie Gervasi, Medical Imaging BS
Jacquelynn L Formosa, Biology BS
Joryn Taylor Heckard, Medical Imaging BS
Alexis Elizabeth Jasman, Medical Imaging BS
Shania Ashley Moore, Medical Imaging BS
Gabrielle Nicole Piccolo, Health Science BS
Casey Elizabeth Donahoe, Biology BS
Allison Mary Bardman, Health Science BS
Jennifer Lynn Wilcox, Health Science BS
Brianna Marie Heller, Biology BS
Oriana Marie Balascio, Biology BS
Madison Mackenzie Traugh, Health Sciences BS
Allison Morgan Beaver, Health Sciences BS
Emilee M. Wasilewski, Health Sciences BS
 
 
Cum Laude
 
Theresa Joy Haug, Biology BS
Danielle Nicole James, Health Sciences BS
Alexandra Rae Burrows, Health Sciences BS
Morgan Elizabeth Kile, Health Sciences BS
Mateo William Marshall, Biology BS
Aashana Pragnesh Patel, Biology BS
Diana Rose Masteller, Biology BS
Brianna Leigh Pfirman, Medical Imaging BS
Michaela Rose Jordan, Medical Imaging BS
Celeste A Takach, Biology BS
Allison Elizabeth Hubner, Health Sciences BS
Margaret Win McDonald, Health Sciences BS
Rachel Marie Nenstiel, Biology BS
Brooke Elizabeth Calle, Biology BS
Megan Junehee Garland, Biology BS
 
A well deserved honor for all your hard work.
 We are so proud of you! 😁 🙌

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