13 Arts and Sciences students are among 30 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students recognized as outstanding agents of character and integrity by being named to Franco's List:
- Zainab Saleh, junior, English
- Cassidy Taladay, junior, communication studies
- Mickey Tran, sophomore, computer science
- Eric Bohnenkamp, junior, geology
- Emma Himes, senior, English, Spanish and global studies
- Steven Kirchner, senior, history
- Lauren Taylor, junior, political science and global studies
- Hailey Fischer, junior, English and film studies
- Lauren Brown-Hulme, senior, political science
- Alexis Grossnicklaus, sophomore, psychology
- Karl Shaffer, sophomore, computer science and mathematics
- Xinyue Wang, senior, communication studies and English
- Jeong Ah Kim, senior, psychology and biochemistry
Students who attain the highest level of academic achievement are recognized by their academic dean through the Dean's List. Similarly, Franco's List — named for the late Juan Franco, vice chancellor for student affairs from 2006-2017 — recognizes students at Nebraska who demonstrate characteristics essential to being a person of integrity.
Franco's List awardees represent six building blocks of character: caring, citizenship, commitment, dependability, open-mindedness and respect.
All recipients were nominated by a university community member and selected by a council of peers, the vice chancellor for student affairs' Character Council.
Recipients were announced at an awards ceremony April 19.
