Outstanding Student - May 2023 - Columbia Area Career Center

Outstanding Student Winners
May 2023

The Outstanding Student Award is the highest honor CACC offers, recognizing students from each course area. Students are selected by their instructor and embody all CACC workplace expectations. CACC and our Partner-in-Education, the University of Missouri Operations Division, congratulate this year’s winners.

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For Photos of the Ceremony, click this link.

#Nomination Category	Outstanding Student	Instructor	School
3D Animation Essentials	Jacob Moore	Howell	RBHS
3D Animation Essentials	Hannah Tsai	Howell	HHS
3D Animation Essentials	Ethan Turgeon	Howell	BHS
3D Modeling & Animation	Kabir Bhakta	Howell	RBHS
Adv Animal Science	Gentry Duncan	Duncan	RBHS
Adv Broadcast Television	Shay Moloney	Wittman	HHS
Adv Broadcast Television	Hudson Summerall	Wittman	RBHS
Adv CASA Lab – Aerospace Simulation	Patrick Ryan	Merz	HHS
Adv Cert Welding	Jonas Nazario	Irvin	HHS
Adv Civil Engineering	Carolyn Ford	Mann	RBHS
Adv Civil Engineering	Brooklyn Woodruff	Mann	RBHS
Adv Computer Aided Design	Grant Moegling	Allee	HHS
Adv Computer Programming	Brendan Dunne	Graham	RBHS
Adv Construction Tech	Presten Jesse	Truesdell	RBHS
Adv Culinary Arts	Oscar Bomgaars	Rayl	HHS
Adv Culinary Arts	Grace Moore	Minor	BHS
Adv Culinary Arts	Socorro Rodriguez	Harlan	RBHS
Adv Information Tech	Joshua Simmons	Froese	RBHS
Adv Marketing	Brock Bieske	Lenz	RBHS
Adv Marketing	Ajith Chandrasekhar	Fuenfhausen	HHS
Adv Teaching Professions	Kyra Thomas	Greenplate	RBHS
Adv Welding & Project Fabrication	Adam Hopper	Rahmer	RBHS
Ag Mechanics & Welding Tech	Hayden Duncan	Duncan	RBHS
Ag Mechanics & Welding Tech	Cole Hartwick	Praiswater	BHS
Ag Mechanics & Welding Tech	Hudson Murray	Howell	HHS
Ag Business, Communications & Leadership	Charlie Hazelrigg	Howell	BHS
Animal & Vet Science	Nora Drymalski	Praiswater	BHS
Animal & Vet Science	Maizie McMenamy	Howell	HHS
Animal & Vet Science	Lauren Scott	Duncan	RBHS
AP Computer Science A	Tyson Francis	Sasser	HHS
AP Computer Science A	Noah Zheng	Graham	HHS
AP Computer Science Principles	Mika Angelovici	Sasser	RBHS
AP Computer Science Principles	Jillian Lybeck-Brown	Sasser	RBHS
Automotive Technologies	Carrie Antimi	Monroe	HHS
Baking & Pastry	Amelie Crane	Frink	RBHS
Broadcast Television	Lillian Fei	Wittman	HHS
CASA Lab – Aerospace Simulation	Gabriel Palmer	Merz	HHS
Cert Welding	Dayton Dietzel	Monroe	HHS
Cert Welding	Jesse Ott	Irvin	RBHS
Cert Welding	Mary Young	Monroe	HHS
Computer Aided Design	Quinten Maland	Allee	HHS
Computer Programming	John Linford	Graham	RBHS
Computer Programming	Andrew Trask	Graham	Home School
Construction Tech	Mason Perkins	Truesdell	RBHS
Culinary Arts	Alyssa Bailey	Harlan	RBHS
Culinary Arts	Sydney Bliss	Frink	RBHS
Culinary Arts	Joshua ‘Blake’ Hall	Minor	BHS
Culinary Arts	Nicholas Highman	Minor	BHS
Culinary Arts	Elijah Schuetz	Rayl	HHS
Culinary Arts	Aimarie Zapien-Patterson	Rayl	HHS
Digital Media	Emily Christian	Wade	BHS
Digital Media	Carina Hawks	Deneke	HHS
Digital Media	Brecken Hummel	Sasser	RBHS
Digital Media	Isabella Snell	Morrow	Home School
Digital Media Studio	Hannah Tsai	Cochran	HHS

Nomination Category	Outstanding Student	Instructor	School
Greenhouse Production	Alexander King	DeHaven	RBHS
Greenhouse Production	Brooke Novinger	Rahmer	RBHS
Greenhouse Production	James Schulz	Rodekohr	RBHS
Information Tech	Vincent Brechmacher	Froese	RBHS
Introduction to Plant Science & Greenhouse	Em Phelps	DeHaven	RBHS
Introduction to Plant Science & Greenhouse	Natalie Shea	Praiswater	BHS
IT Essentials	Adam Farmer	Brumfield	RBHS
Law Enforcement	Miles Schroeder	Kennemore	Father Tolton Catholic High School
Marketing	Madison Barnhart	Lenz	HHS
Marketing	James Pitzer	Fuenfhausen	RBHS
Marketing	Zander Stephens	Lenz	BHS
Marketing	Meredith Stone	Lenz	HHS
Marketing	Evan Wade	Fuenfhausen	RBHS
Natural Resources & Wildlife Conservation	Hudson Murray	Rahmer	HHS
Natural Resources & Wildlife Conservation	Lauren Scott	Rodekohr	RBHS
PLTW – Biomedical Innovation	Anna Christ	Roberson	RBHS
PLTW – Civil Engineering & Architecture	Hiram ‘Scott’ Jamison	Mann	RBHS
PLTW – Digital Electronics	Camden Fallon	Merz	BHS
PLTW – Engineering Design & Development	Mary Elizabeth Smith	Allee	RBHS
PLTW – Human Body Systems	Rowan Arant	Zolkowski	HHS
PLTW – Human Body Systems	Adler Sicht	Roberson	RBHS
PLTW – Human Body Systems	Henley Tarwater	Hayes	BHS
PLTW – Introduction to Engineering Design	Keaton Hall	Bessette	RBHS
PLTW – Introduction to Engineering Design	Emma Powell	Bessette	RBHS
PLTW – Introduction to Engineering Design	Morgan Sheaffer	Bessette	BHS
PLTW – Medical Interventions	Saatvika ‘Savy’ Nistala	Roberson	RBHS
PLTW – Principles of Biomedical Science	Claudia Hand	Hayes	BHS
PLTW – Principles of Biomedical Science	Luseane Kava	Zolkowski	RBHS
PLTW – Principles of Biomedical Science	Esupat Mollel	Zolkowski	HHS
PLTW – Principles of Biomedical Science	Olivery Ni	Hayes	RBHS
PLTW – Principles of Engineering	Marcus Stevens	Merz	HHS
PLTW – Robotics & Computer Integrated Manufacturing	Kaiba Hall	Bessette	RBHS
Professions in Healthcare	Emily Dampier	Hughes	RBHS
Professions in Healthcare	Margaret Primus	Riley	RBHS
Small Engine Tech	Kaela Belmore	Praiswater	BHS
Small Engine Tech	Arthur Erb	Howell	HHS
Small Engine Tech	Lane Kelsey	Rahmer	RBHS
Teaching Professions	Taylor Graham	Greenplate	HHS
Teaching Professions	Jacei Roland	Greenplate	BHS

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Outstanding Student Winners

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