CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – One hundred forty-two freshmen and sophomores at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have been designated Chancellor’s Scholars, chosen for their academic excellence and leadership potential, in the Campus Honors Program this fall.
The Campus Honors Program is a four-year general studies program open to undergraduates in any curriculum. It admits up to 125 freshmen each year, selected from over 7,000 on the Urbana campus. Up to 20 additional students join the program at the beginning of their sophomore year.
Chancellor’s Scholars participate in small-enrollment honors classes and seminars. Close student-faculty interaction also is fostered by a mentor system, a lecture series on topics of general interest, dress-rehearsal visits to Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, and international programming. Other benefits include summer research and travel grants.
CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARS
Alpha – Matthew Welch
Antioch – Hannah Bohn, Neil Hughes, Samuel Smithson
Arlington Heights – Steven Donnewald, Mark Esquivel, Lindsay Perkins
Ashland – Parrish Smith
Aurora – Sofia Garfias-Yi, Nicholas Ruble
Barrington – Grace Kurcab
Bartlett – Melanie Berg
Belvidere – Megan Schibelka
Bensenville – Alec Wasowicz
Bloomington – Devin Akman
Blue Island – Frank Zuniga
Bonfield – Dylan McGregor
Brookfield – Cristina Menchaca
Buffalo Grove – Itamar Allali
Carbondale – Callahan Skiles
Carol Stream – Vaibhav Jariwala
Cary – Andrew Eberlein
Champaign – Tanisha Afnan, Vickie Chang, Diego Gundersen, Samuel Leroy, Victoria Wallace
Chicago – Haoxuan Li, Monika Liszka, Peter Marquez, Nora O’Brien
Clare – Casey Bunge
Clarendon Hills – Lucia Dunderman, Nikkhil Shiva
Darien – Cassandra Jensen
DeKalb – Mary Lavoie
Des Plaines – Akash Patel, Dhruv Patel
Edwardsville – Miriam Horsley, Michael Tornaritis
Elgin – James Stearns
Elmhurst – Andrew Miranti, Matthew Niewiara
Evanston – Channing Philbrick
Fairbury – Alex Brauman
Fairfield – Cody Simpson
Forsyth – Rachel Smith
Frankfort – Christos Kapsallis
Fulton – Krista Temple
Geneseo – Megan Roome
Gillespie – Samantha Elizondo
Glendale Heights – Sonam Kotadia
Grafton – Anna Williams
Grayslake – Brandon Murchison
Hampshire – Isaac Strain
Highland – Kevin Wang
Inverness – Patrick Pazerunas
Lake Barrington – Connor Kobida
Libertyville – Ingrid Reid
Lindenhurst – Annalisa Roncone
Long Grove – Christopher Yao
Macomb – Kellsi Edwards
Makanda – Anish Bhattacharya
Manito – Zoe Richter
Marissa – Julie Foertsch
McNabb – Loralee Wilson
Medinah – Matthew Posen
Minooka – Andrew Geldean
Mokena – Kevin Staniszewski
Morton – Isabella Jackson
Mount Prospect – Morgan Havel
Mundelein – Jennifer Cheng, Aakash Choubal, Walter Kasmer
Naperville – Kenneth Hoffman, Anna Hunt, Fanting Kung, Daniel Margulis, Omar Mehio, Saaya Nath, Abhishek Nigam, Velvizhi Rathinavelu, Hanway Wang, Erica Yu
Normal – Aashay Patel, Jessica Tung
O’Fallon – Molly Dumstorff
Oak Lawn – James Costin
Orland Park – Paige Kordas, Kelly Mack, Kevin O’Neall
Palatine – Robert Andrews, Lauren Brooks
Park Ridge – Elaina Frankos, Madeline Schulze, Pavel Tamas
Pecatonica – Elijah Karvelis
Pekin – Sean Zwicky
Pittsfield – Frazier Curless
Plainfield – Joseph Talbot
Prospect Heights – Lauren Solberg
Riverside – Laura Pellizzari
Rockford – Brandon Drager, Mark Schaer
Rolling Meadows – Marissa Bertrand
Savoy – Garret Waterstradt
Schaumburg – Divya Singh, Seung-Won Yeom
Shorewood – Jonathan Pickett, Laura Schultz
Skokie – Matthew Siegel
Smithton – Alexander Erwin
South Barrington – John Graft
Springfield – Bryan Hoffman, Alex Shen
Tinley Park – Eric Connelly
Towanda – Kathryn Hamblen
Urbana – Nathan Beauchamp, Brian Campbell-Deem, Lauren Gabra
Vernon Hills – Rachel Jacoby, Justin Song
Wadsworth – Greta Doden
Warrenville – Tara Chattoraj
Western Springs – Brendan Weibel
Wheaton – Jack Coutre, Margaret Richards
Wheeling – Hyun Bin Park
White Heath – Tristan Gurtler
Winfield – Sarah Ackenhusen
Wood Dale – Gordon Zak
Woodstock – Graham Ellinghausen
OUT OF STATE
ALABAMA – Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi (Montgomery)
FLORIDA – Albert Halbing (Merritt Island)
MINNESOTA – Alexander Layton (Edina)
MISSOURI – Samuel Stephens (Chesterfield)
NEW JERSEY – Somak Ghosh (Edison)
OHIO – Kevin Conley (Bellbrook)
VIRGINIA – Robert Kaufman (Manassas)
OUT OF COUNTRY
CHINA – Anqi Chen, Zhuoli Huang, Xing Zhao
INDIA – Anjana Krishnan (Palakkad, Kerala), Rajasi Rastogi (Vadodara, Gujarat)
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