PLATTEVILLE, WI (07/12/2013)(readMedia)-- University of Wisconsin-Platteville announced its 2013 spring semester Dean's List. Students receive this academic honor in the College of Business, Industry, Life Science and Agriculture and the College of Liberal Arts and Education must achieve a 3.75 grade point average and students in the College of Engineering, Math and Science must earn a 3.5 grade point average.

Among those who made the Dean's List were,

Dustin Belt from Morrison, IL,

Mitchel Christensen from Calamus, IA,

John Christman from Davenport, IA,

Christine Darland from De Witt, IA,

Mary DePauw from Port Byron, IL,

Paige Ehrecke from Long Grove, IA,

Joseph Fisher from Port Byron, IL,

Emily Herrick from Moline, IL,

Cassandra Heusinkveld from Morrison, IL,

Michael Hoffmann from Davenport, IA,

Kaela Hoggard from Taylor Ridge, IL,

Micah Klahn from Wheatland, IA,

Joseph Kluever from Bettendorf, IA,

Sara Marzorati from Port Byron, IL,

Arrington Muhl from Wheatland, IA,

Brittany Quick from Moline, IL,

Dugan Repass from Sterling, IL,

Joshua Riley from Prophetstown, IL,

Jonathan Schweiss from Sterling, IL,

Alexander Scroggins from Sterling, IL,

Lori Witte from Moline, IL,

Andrew Wright from Hampton, IL,

UW-Platteville, founded in 1846, is located in the southwestern corner of Wisconsin, near the Iowa and Illinois borders. The University, the fastest-growing four-year school in the 13-college University of Wisconsin System, enrolls approximately 7,500 undergraduate students.

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