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Sieck Nominated for National Rural Innovators Initiative Recognition

Ryan Gibson — Mon, 12 Aug 2024 16:15:05 +0000

Sieck has been at the forefront of driving economic growth and development in the rural regions encompassing 42 counties across Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois. Her leadership and dedication have fostered collaboration and innovation, making her a deserving candidate for this esteemed recognition.

“I nominated Leslie for recognition in the National Rural Innovators Initiative. Under her visionary leadership, Tri-State Development and �� have demonstrated an unmatched commitment to economic growth across our remote, rural region,” stated Uhlmeyer.

In an area with traditional rural challenges, Leslie’s efforts have brought about transformative changes. By uniting these rural counties, she has created a robust network that communicates effectively with state and federal leaders, representing over 700,000 people.

Sieck has been the driving force behind various initiatives, including a unique region-wide internship program for college students, a monthly newsletter providing valuable data and regional comparisons, and strategic decision-making on critical issues such as childcare shortages, higher education attainment, key transportation projects, workforce housing, rural broadband access, and river development. She also organizes an annual summit to address these vital concerns and unite stakeholders.

Sieck’s leadership has created an environment that nurtures innovation and collaboration, ensuring that isolated rural communities can access the knowledge, tools, resources, and networks necessary for growth. Her efforts have increased economic activity, entrepreneurial support, improved workforce readiness, and enhanced community cohesion.

“I am genuinely honored to have been nominated for recognition through the Rural Innovators Initiative and humbled by Mr. Uhlmeyer’s endorsement of the work that Tri-State Development is doing within the region. This recognition highlights the collaborative efforts and dedication of many stakeholders across the 42 rural counties that we serve,” stated Sieck. “Our progress results from the relentless support from our community partners and the strategic initiatives led by �� to boost economic development and prosperity throughout the region. This recognition belongs to everyone involved, reflecting the collective commitment to fostering growth and prosperity in our rural communities.”

Recognizing Sieck and Tri-State Development at ��, one of the few federally designated rural colleges, honors the significant work being done and serves as a model for other regions facing similar challenges. This nomination is a testament to the innovation and impact that Leslie and her team bring to rural development.

About Tri-State Development: Tri-State Development, a program of ��, is a regional economic and community development organization focused on research and fostering partnerships, strategies, and initiatives that promote investment and enhance the quality of life across the region. With a commitment to sustainable growth and regional collaboration, Tri-State Development serves 42 counties spanning 22,415 square miles with a combined population of over 740,000 residents.

�� has over 170 years of experience in educating students in the liberal arts academic tradition. Located in Canton, Missouri, the campus overlooks the Mississippi River and is located at the center of the Tri-State Development 42-county region.

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�� Celebrates Coach Caitlin Erickson’s Participation in WFA Pro National Championship

Ryan Gibson — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 13:00:21 +0000

This championship game marks Caitlin’s 5th appearance in her illustrious football career, having previously secured victories in 2016, 2017, and 2019. Her outstanding performance on the field has earned her the title of WFA First Team All-American Center for the fourth consecutive year. With 14 seasons of experience since she began playing in 2011, Caitlin’s dedication and athleticism continue to shine both on the lacrosse field and the football field.

Joining Caitlin on the St. Louis Slam is fellow �� alumna, Maddie Jo Embree, class of 2016. Maddie Jo, who excelled in both basketball and softball during her time at Culver, now plays as a defensive end for the Slam and has been a valuable team member for the past two years.

�� takes immense pride in the achievements of our alumni and staff. The participation of Coach Erickson and Maddie Jo Embree in this prestigious event is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and athletic prowess. We wish the St. Louis Slam the best of luck in the championship game and look forward to cheering on our Wildcats!

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�� Welcomes Alumna Michelle Kirkham as Director of Development

Ryan Gibson — Mon, 22 Jul 2024 15:00:15 +0000

Michelle recently earned a certificate in Fundraising and Development Foundations from the University of California, Davis, in 2023. She joins �� following a successful tenure at Quincy University, where she played a pivotal role in their fundraising efforts. During her time at Quincy University, Michelle coordinated all aspects of the QU Fund, leading to three consecutive years of record-breaking success in meeting and exceeding annual fund goals. She also spearheaded faculty and staff giving, achieving an impressive 98% participation rate for two consecutive years.

Michelle’s expertise extends beyond annual giving; she has a proven track record in planning and leading Giving Days, which significantly boosted alumni participation and annual giving goals. Her grant writing and collaboration skills have been instrumental in securing over $4 million in funding. This includes grants from the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) which supports the university’s health science facilities, established St. Clare’s food and hygiene pantry, and funding for various academic programs and projects.

“We are thrilled to welcome Michelle back to The Hill,” stated President Lauren Schellenberger. “Her extensive experience in fundraising, coupled with her deep connection to our institution, make her an invaluable addition to our team.”

Michelle’s return to C-SC marks an exciting chapter for the College’s advancement efforts, and her leadership is expected to drive continued growth and success in engaging alumni and securing vital support for the college’s mission.

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�� Launches Flexible and Industry-Relevant Online Graduate Certificate Programs

Ryan Gibson — Thu, 11 Jul 2024 13:54:40 +0000

Currently, C-SC is offering two graduate certificates–management and healthcare management. The management certificate is designed to equip professionals with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary for strategic leadership roles within various organizational contexts. The comprehensive program encompasses strategies to develop a student’s understanding of how to manage and lead effectively, integrating human resource insights, operational strategies, financial knowledge, and data analysis capabilities.

The healthcare management certificate offers a specialized curriculum designed to prepare professionals for leadership roles in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector. This program includes courses that form a comprehensive foundation for aspiring healthcare managers, providing them with the strategic, financial, and human resource management skills needed to excel in leadership positions within the healthcare industry.

“These courses are crafted and taught by experienced professionals who understand the demands of today’s industries,” stated Interim Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies Dr. Jay Hoffman. “This ensures that students gain practical, applicable skills that are immediately relevant to their careers. With asynchronous online classes, students can study on their own schedule, making it easier to balance work, life, and education.” Investing in a graduate certificate can enhance a person’s career trajectory, increase their earning potential, and provide skills to lead and innovate within the chosen field.

Credits earned from C-SC online graduate certificates can be applied to a future graduate degree, providing a seamless pathway to further education. Despite being online, students will experience the close-knit community and support that Culver-Stockton is known for, with faculty and staff dedicated to student success from enrollment through graduation.

For more information and to enroll, visit culver.edu/ogc or contact the admission office at 573- 288-6000.

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Tri-State Development Announces Expanded Partnership Area

Ryan Gibson — Tue, 09 Jul 2024 16:14:43 +0000

This significant addition brings a combined population of 67,248 residents and spans over 3,000 square miles. These counties will greatly contribute to the collective voice of the region, strengthening our mission to foster economic growth and enhance the quality of life for all community members.

“We are excited to welcome Appanoose, Keokuk, Lucas, Mahaska, Monroe, and Wayne counties to the Tri-State Development family,” said Leslie Sieck, executive director of Tri-State Development. “Their inclusion marks a pivotal moment in our ongoing efforts to promote regional partnerships among our rural counties and implement strategies that drive investment and improve living standards across our region.”

With this expansion, Tri-State Development now serves a total of 42 counties in 3 states, covering 22,415 square miles and supporting a combined population of 740,000. “Our organization remains committed to developing initiatives that encourage sustainable growth, attract new businesses, and provide residents with enhanced
opportunities for economic prosperity”, added Sieck.

Tri-State Development’s mission is rooted in the belief that regional collaboration is key to unlocking the full potential of our communities. By pooling resources, sharing expertise, working together towards common goals, and speaking with one voice to state and federal officials, rural regions can create a more vibrant and resilient regional economy. “Iowa South is a cooperative collection of community stakeholders focused on expanding the regional economy. Joining Tri-State Development embraces our mission. Regional partners in economic development are essential because they bring diverse resources, perspectives, and expertise, fostering innovation and sustainable growth that benefits the entire region,” said DeGroot.

As it continues to grow, Tri-State Development remains dedicated to advocating for the needs and interests of all its member communities. TSD looks forward to the positive impact this expansion will have on the region and the new possibilities it will create in the collective future.

For more information about Tri-State Development and its initiatives, please visit or contact Leslie Sieck at lsieck@culver.edu

For more information about Iowa South, please contact Deann DeGroot at ddegroot@mahaskachamber.org.

About Tri-State Development:
Tri-State Development, a program of ��, is a regional economic and community development organization focused on research and
fostering partnerships, strategies, and initiatives that promote investment and enhance the quality of life across the region. With a commitment to sustainable growth and regional collaboration, Tri-State Development serves 42 counties spanning 22,415 square miles with a combined population of over 740,000 residents.

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The 2024 Walter S. Reuling Prize for Innovation in Student Learning - Dr. Lindsay Uhlmeyer

Ryan Gibson — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 20:55:26 +0000

Beyond keeping your students up to date, you immerse them in experiential learning activities, allowing them to apply their knowledge directly. By engaging C-SC education students with elementary students in Canton, you provide invaluable practical experience. These interactions not only benefit the younger learners but also enhance the skills of your students. Education majors gain hands-on experience in teaching reading and writing, thanks to your facilitation and guidance setting them up for success in their future careers.

Your commitment extends beyond the classroom as well. Your involvement in activities such as the Project Based Learning conference, your ongoing dedication to the Task Force, and your leadership as the FYE chair reflect your passion for education. Moreover, your collaborative efforts on a research project exploring barriers to childcare programs in the Tri-state area promise meaningful impacts on families and communities.

Dr. Lindsay Uhlmeyer, your contributions make you an invaluable asset to �� and our community. Your unwavering dedication to staying informed about education research and your innovative teaching methods positively shape the students’ experiences at ��. It is my sincere honor and privilege to award you the Walter S. Reuling Faculty Prize for Innovation in Student Learning.

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The 2024 Helsabeck Prize for Excellence in Teaching - Dr. Kelli Stiles

Ryan Gibson — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 20:55:08 +0000

As a seasoned faculty member, not only have you mastered the depth and breadth of your subject, but you are also continually refining and studying to stay at the forefront of the field. Your commitment to advancing your subject’s knowledge is evident in your engaging lectures and experiential learning travel studies. Students consistently praise you for your ability to distill complex concepts into accessible frameworks, fostering a deep understanding among learners.

What sets you apart is your unwavering dedication to employing creative and innovative approaches in teaching. You seamlessly integrate diverse teaching methodologies, from interactive workshops to multimedia presentations, transforming classroom experiences into dynamic learning environments. By encouraging experimentation and exploration, you inspire your students to think critically and apply psychological principles creatively. Your emphasis on experiential learning not only enhances academic achievement but also cultivates invaluable skills that your students can carry forward into their careers.

We celebrate you today for your ability to nurture interest and enthusiasm for psychology among your students. You possess a rare gift for sparking curiosity and igniting passion within your classes. Your engaging teaching style and genuine enthusiasm instill a lifelong love for the field. Many of your former students credit you for shaping their career paths and inspiring them to pursue further studies in psychology.

Being open to diverse perspectives and ideas, you foster an inclusive classroom environment where students feel encouraged to express differing viewpoints and engage in respectful dialogue. By valuing and integrating diverse perspectives, you enrich the educational experience, broadening your students’ understanding of psychology within a global context. Your receptiveness to alternative viewpoints encourages critical thinking and underscores the importance of empathy and understanding in the study of human behavior.

Dr. Kelli Stiles, your commitment to openness and inclusivity is a model for effective teaching and inspires your colleagues and students. You embody the very essence of our commitment to fostering exceptional educators who impart knowledge and inspire and shape the future. It is my sincere honor and privilege to award you, The Helsabeck Prize for Excellence in Teaching.

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�� Receives $2,500 Gift from the Bank of Monticello

Ryan Gibson — Fri, 31 May 2024 19:29:26 +0000

This generous gift will benefit the C-SC Student Scholarship Fund. “We are very grateful for the continued support of the Bank of Monticello, as one of our longest-standing community partners,” stated Dr. Schellenberger. “This gift shows our students that this community values the pursuit of higher education and directly invests in student scholarships.”

Photo Caption: Bank of Monticello representatives from left to right: Nelson Carter ’00, loan officer, President and CEO Chad Porter, Jared Howard ’12, IT officer and accountant.

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President's List Spring 2024

Ryan Gibson — Fri, 24 May 2024 19:54:21 +0000

Requirements of the President’s List are as follows:

A student was enrolled in and completed at least 12 semester hours and earned a grade point average (GPA) of 4.0 or higher
Courses offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory or pass/fail basis do not count toward graded credit.

The following students were named to the President’s List for spring 2024:

Makenzi Adkisson, Centralia, MO
Alexander Albert, Winfield, IA
Diamonique Alicea, Stockton, CA
Andrea Altiser, Hannibal, MO
Rosa Anguiano, Topeka, KS
Zoey Arnold, Pacific, MO
Sophia Ashby, Williamsport, IN
Jace Bales, Houstonia, MO
Kennedi Barber, Elsberry, MO
Kali Barnett, Mount Pleasant, IA
Stephen Barnhart, Jackson, MO
Josie Bauer, Old Monroe, MO
Haley Beck, Windsor, IL
Corbin Bell, Knox City, MO
Alexander Berck, Petersburg, IL
Bailey Berry, Roodhouse, IL
Kaitlyn Beth, Quincy, IL
Kamryn Biggs, Itasca, TX
Craig Bland, Hudson, IL
Klaudia Blaszczyk, Warsaw, FO
Abigail Bliven, Quincy, IL
Ashton Bowers, Salem, MO
Ashleigh Brawley, Princeville, IL
Morgan Broadwell, Carthage, IL
Benjamin Brookshire, Hartsburg, MO
Gabriel Brown, Olympia, WA
Eleanor Cameron, Luray, MO
Zhane Cariglia, Maywood, MO
Malia Carmack, Glasgow, MO
Alayna Chandler-Gutierrez, Valley Center, CA
Piper Chapman, Webb City, MO
Demarion Cobb, Racine, WI
Abigayle Connor, Rockville, MO
Cade Coon, Groveland, IL
Paige Corbin, Lafayette, IN
Madison Covey, Beloit, WI
Katherine Cowan, Quincy, IL
Gabriel Cox, Winchester, IL
Noah Crenshaw, Canton, MO
Zachary Dawson, Quincy, IL
Jackson Day, Spokane, WA
Crystal DeOrnellas, Keokuk, IA
Megan Diehl, Chillicothe, OH
Hannah Dillbeck, Galesburg, IL
Brianna Dinnon, Rock Island, IL
Kyle Dixon, Carlinville, IL
Brooke Donley, Perris, CA
Kile Dowd, West Burlington, IA
Noah Dykzeul, Versailles, MO
Brianna Eissman, Wildwood, MO
Kyla Ellis, O’Fallon, IL
Madison Epperson, New London, MO
Adriana Farrell, Mount Vernon, MO
Byron Fisher, Hallsville, MO
Mackenzie Flachs, Quincy, IL
Morgan Frankenhoff, Quincy, IL
Miguel Fuentes, Valley Center, CA
Sean Gadbois, Tomah, WI
Kino Garcia, Shorewood, IL
Meghan Gertz, Quincy, IL
Jack Gibson, Northampton England FO
Mikayla Gioia, Loudon, TN
Malachi Gnade, Old Monroe, MO
Lily Gobart, Keokuk, IA
Katie Graham, Pittsfield, IL
Alexa Gray, Warsaw, IL
Madison Gray, Kahoka, MO
Jaden Griffin, La Cygne, KS
Kyla Grose, Troy, MO
Sara Gruenewald, Silex, MO
Style Haeffner, Mount Pleasant, IA
Abigail Ham, Quincy, IL
Charlotte Hansert, Fulton, MO
Alexander Harmon, Columbia, MO
Aspyn Harrison, Mt Pleasant, IA
Zachary Harrison, La Grange, MO
Allie Hayden, Kahoka, MO
Dominic Herrera, Frisco, TX
Adam Homeyer, New Haven, MO
Wyatt Houseworth, Curryville, MO
Tristan Howell, Montrose, IA
Hunter Huddle, Arvada, CO
Rowdy Jackson Canton, MO
Jenna Jacob, Mount Pleasant, IA
Malia January, Spring Hill, KS
Heather Jarvis, Canton, MO
Jacy Johnmeyer, Winfield, MO
Karson Kasparie, Liberty, IL
Carson Keisker, Arnold, MO
Patrick Kelly, Holmen, WI
Ava Kilburn, Macomb, IL
Hailey King, Elsberry, MO
Jahking King, Inwood, NY
Zoey Kiser, Macon, MO
Victorya Knoverek, Quincy, IL
Stetson Koenig, Stamford, TX
Libby Kuntz, Mediapolis, IA
Hailey Laurich, Quincy, IL
Shannon Lay, Knox City, MO
Karly Leenerts, Quincy, IL
Samantha Link, Chula Vista, CA
McKenna Little, Quincy, IL
Kayla Livesay, Mt Sterling, IA
Rylee Loftus, Lenexa, KS
Christian Logue, Glen Carbon, IL
Nathan Lopez, Plainfield, IL
Rebecca Lynch, Prairie City, IL
Chandra Maggi, St Peters, MO
Eva Manuel, Linn Creek, MO
Renae Martin, Perry, IL
Hannah Matrisch, Rochester, IL
John McCulloch, Portageville, MO
Shantel McGinn, Hamilton, IL
Makayla McLaughlin, Keokuk, IA
Gannon McNamee, Mount Pleasant, IA
Davin Meier, Camp Point, IL
Catharine Miller, Quincy, IL
David Miller, Lockport, NY
Jarret Mink, Cambridge, ID
Jacob Morris, Calverton Park, MO
Gwyneth Murphy, Monticello, MO
Jackson Muse, Swansea, IL
Joshua Nelson,, Nazareth PA
Amber Nixon, Golden, IL
Baylee Northington, Macon, MO
Avery Oetting, Hallsville, MO
Isabella Olson, Kansas City, MO
Ryan Osso, Orange, CA
Kadence Payne, Riverside, CA
Orenda Pearl, Canton, MO
Dilan Perry, Auburn, NE
Micah Peterson, Madison Lake, MN
Logan Pieper, Quincy, IL
Jason Poterbin, Bolivar, MO
Sydney Powell, South Holland, IL
Madison Pruitt, Bowling Green, MO
Madison Ramey, Palmyra, MO
E’rmoni Redden, Saint Charles, MO
Gracie Rehmert, Belle, MO
Nils Reifenberger, Dinkelsbuehl FO
Ruben Reinertsen, Kristansand FO
Jacob Richards, Lawrence, KS
Christopher Rogers, Lithonia, GA
Pennelope Ruiz, Hickory Hills, IL
Alison Sadler, Rochester, IL
Jasmine Saunders, Keokuk, IA
Christina Severs, St Charles, MO
Sameeksha Shabrish Guptha Bangaluru Karnataka FO
Katelyn Shelton, Knox City, MO
Haylie Silva, Arnold, MO
Jasmine Simpson, Naperville, IL
Libby Skaggs, Jeffersonville, IN
Samantha Smith, Middletown, MO
Nicholas Spannaus, Duluth, GA
Savannah Stauffer, Edwardsville, IL
Christian Stewart, Macon, MO
Eli Stock, Arenzville, IL
Delaney Straus, Philadelphia, MO
Houston Swan, Carthage, IN
Alison Talcott, Keokuk, IA
Braden Taylor Lee’s Summit, MO
Clayton Thomas, Centralia, MO
Jamie Thompson, College Station, TX
Jacob Todd, Fort Worth, TX
Maggie Tuxhorn, Rochester, IL
Jeremy Underwood, Boise, ID
Grace Utz, Holton, KS
Carson Vandello, Marengo, IL
Kalista VanDerAa, Gulf Breeze, FL
Alyvia Wagner, Quincy, IL
Abigail Ward, Hannibal, MO
Ashlie Weaver, Canton, MO
Haley Webb, Benton, MO
Katelyn Webb, Benton, MO
Samuel Wells, Wright City, MO
Addison Wetzel, Loraine, IL
Ethan Wilkinson-Felgate, Johannesburg FO
Cassandra Williams, Sikeston, MO
Kimberly Williams, Las Vegas, NV
Mackenzie Wilson, New Haven, MO
Taylor Worthey, Paola, KS
Samantha Wright, Columbia, MO
Ryan Yabi, Carol Stream, IL
Morgan Zavoral, New Lenox, IL

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Provost's List Spring 2024

Ryan Gibson — Fri, 24 May 2024 19:54:20 +0000

Requirements of the Provost’s List are as follows:

A student was enrolled in and completed at least 12 semester hours and earned a grade point average (GPA) between 3.5 and 3.99.
Courses offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory or pass/fail basis do not count toward graded credit.

The following students were named to the Provost’s List for spring 2024:

Morgan Adams, Ottawa, KS
Zeshaun Adams, Tamuning, GU
Brock Alexander Calgary Alberta, FO
Jessica Andrews, Pleasant Plains, IL
Adam Armendarez, Grand Prairie, TX
Mckenna Beene, Wentzville, MO
Gabrielle Beffa, Festus, MO
Marlon Bender, Valley Center, CA
Emma Berry, Monroe City, MO
Quinten Blackburn, Pacific, MO
Lauren Bloom, Springfield, IL
Norah Boggs, Sherman, IL
Chloe Bollin, Kahoka, MO
Abigail Brancato, Excelsior Springs, MO
Cameron Bringer, Lewistown, MO
Alaina Brown, New London, MO
Angelina Brown, Olympia, WA
Mackenzie Bryan, Springfield, MO
Kevin Bryant Saint, Charles, MO
Eireland Cady, Canton, MO
Lexia Capes, Hope, IN
Jared Christian, Plainville, IL
Emaline Clark, St. Louis, MO
Abigail Coleman, Urbandale, IA
Mackenzie Coleman-Portell, Cadet, MO
Bradley Collins, Clarence, MO
Hope Conners, Maywood, MO
Braden Cox, Ravenden Springs, AR
Makale Cummings, Decatur, GA
Shelby Daniels, Macomb, IL
Karli Dant, Highland, IL
Jason Davenport, Saginaw, MI
Connor Davis, Sycamore, IL
Dylan DeRosier, Republic, MO
Dayvin Devariste, Fort Myers, FL
Kenzie Dishman, Mexico, MO
Collin Douglas, Stanton, TN
Aden Dumcum, Mt Pleasant, IA
Cyrah Dunlap, Mt Sterling, IL
Megan Eaton, Macon, MO
Jonathan Eggers, Sydney, FO
Malotumau Fano, Honolulu, HI
Ricardo Fischbach, Beckum, FO
Kendall Fowler, Birmingham, AL
Serena Fredman, Bevier, MO
Mackenzie Frizzell, Maple Ridge, BC FO
Kaden Fugate, Columbia, MO
Gonzalo Garcia, Roswell, NM
Noah Garrison, Wickliffe, OH
Sylas Giltner, New London, MO
Skylar Gosney, Monroe City, MO
Myah Gray, Warsaw, IL
Bryan Greenberg, O’Fallon, MO
Jayston Grogan-Flower, Mountain Grove, MO
Kenzie Guilfoyle, Canton, MO
Selina Guzman, Springfield, IL
Mitchell Hammond, Land O Lakes, FL
Tabitha Haxel, Hannibal, MO
Maxwell Hays, Monroe City, MO
Alexandria Hedgecock, New London, IA
Mark Heine, Fredericktown, MO
Layne Helvey, Chesterfield, MO
Rommarrus Hinson, Rosenberg, TX
Olivia Hopp, Toulon, IL
Courtni Hopper, Las Vegas, NV
Hannah Howell, Loraine, IL
Tresa Huber, Memphis, MO
Chloe Jackson, Burnsville, MN
Cooper Jackson, Lincoln, NE
Scott Jarvis, Liberty, MO
Cameron Jehling, Ballwin, MO
Ava Johnson, Quincy, IL
Ivy Johnson, Bowling Green, MO
Morgan Keith, Ewing, MO
Vanessa Kentner, Cabool, MO
Lucas Kim, Buenos Aires FO
Katherine Kindhart, Camp Point, IL
Kannon Kirk, Virden, IL
Logan Knapp, O’Fallon, MO
Brian Komo, Union, MO
Kiana Krueger, Waukon, IA
Chase Lake, New London, MO
Jack Laney, Houston, TX
Brooke Lawson, Hannibal, MO
Liberty Lawton, Irving, NY
Paige Leffler, Fort Madison, IA
Autumn Lesher, Eureka, MO
Jersey Lessenger, Fruitland, IA
Anaya Lopez, Lauderhill, FL
Logan Lucas, Monroe City, MO
Alexis Mallon, Wildwood, MO
Jared Marty, Cambridge, WI
Kyleigh Maryas, Maryland Heights, MO
Alexandria McClure, Metamora, IL
Faith McCoskey, Pittsboro, IN
Shane McDaniel, Wentzville, MO
Jacob McGhee, Centerton, AR
Dawn McKinnon, Quincy, IL
Kaylee McVeigh, Taylor, MO
Sydney Mead, Durham, MO
Blayde Meany, Ewing, MO
Leighton Meeker, Danville, IL
Kayla Merryman, Perry, IL
Gavin Moeller, Donnellson, IA
Ryan Moore, Glen Iris Victoria, FO
Samuel Morgan, Columbia, IL
Faith Myers, Clarksville, MO
McKayla Nevarez, Corona, CA
Addison Newbon, Decatur, IL
Tori Nolan, El Paso, TX
Joey Novick, Lapeer, MI
Mackenzie O’Brien, Kahoka, MO
Shannon O’Neil, Liberty, IL
Bailey Orsette, Lapeer, MI
Tim-Luca Ott, Wollstein, FO
William Owen, New London, MO
Noble Oxford, Eudora, KS
Madelynn Parchim, Quincy, IL
Haley Parker, House Springs, MO
Sabastion Pearson LaBelle, MO
Ryley Pecina, Des Moines, IA
Cherokee-Jean Pendergrass, Shannon, IL
Sarah Pickett-Miller, Rock Island, IL
Andrew Posson, Lee’s Summit, MO
Tommy Powell, Tampa, FL
Rachel Preston, Taylor Ridge, IL
William Queen, Canton, MO
Martin Quijada, Madrid Panama City, FO
Emily Radkins, Quincy, IL
Emma Raines, Helena, MO
Anthony Ribes, Benld, IL
Makinlee Richardson, Kansas City, MO
Bradyn Ritchie, Goddard, KS
Jair Romo, Muscatine, IA
Morgan Rose, Bowling Green, MO
Keatyn Royer, Thayer, IL
Aidan Rucker, Fleming Island, FL
Giovani Sapien, Winnemucca ,NV
Jensyn Schadt-Boline, Mount Pleasant, IA
Keri Schindler, New London, MO
Kyla Schnurbusch, Perryville, MO
Cole Schwartz, Liberty, IL
Kyouta Setoyama, Kanagawa, FO
Spencer Shively, St. Louis, MO
Lauren Sinks, Sherman, IL
Makayla Slavik, St. Louis, MO
Cheyenne Smith, Pekn, IL
Seth Sparks, Palmyra, MO
Za’Raeah Stallings, Canton, MO
Lacey Stamper, Inola, OK
Keaton Strange, Edina, MO
Lucas Swetich, Chatham, MI
Liam Taylor, Webb City, MO
Alexia Tekell, Beaufort, MO
Jacob Terry, Curryville, MO
Jacob Tharp, Ballwin, MO
Danarria Thomas, Sheridan, TX
Samiara Timmons, Wichita Falls, TX
Payton Todd, Millstadt, IL
Ellie Urbanski, Darien, IL
Esteban Velez, Carolina PR
Josey Vogler, Rushville, IL
Cody Welch, Middletown, IA
Benjamin Wheeler, Kirksville, MO
Blake Whipple, Centralia, MO
Elizabeth White, Arvada, CO
Tanner Whitfield, Shipman, IL
Ellie Wiehardt, Granite City, IL
Mason Will, Ogden, IA
Sydney Wilson, Lebanon, MO
Clayton Woods, Hettick, IL
Lauren Woodworth, Quincy, IL
Jordan Yarbrough, Griffin, GA

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