SIOUX CITY, IOWA (August 17, 2022) — 196 undergraduate students and 241 graduate students graduated from Morningside University on Saturday, May 14 at the commencement ceremony held at Elwood Olsen Stadium on Morningside's campus.

The May and summer 2022 graduates are as follows:

HOMETOWN, STATE; NAME, DEGREE

Bennett, IA

Emilie M. Hein, Master of Arts in Teaching

Bettendorf, IA

Josie K Lee, Master of Arts in Teaching

Clinton, IA

Ashley K Winter, Master of Arts in Teaching

Colona, IL

Angela M Thomas, Master of Arts in Teaching

Davenport, IA

Bailey N Brockhouse, Master of Arts in Teaching

Madison Jordan, Master of Science in Nursing

Paul Leathers, Master of Arts in Teaching

Stacey M Schmiederer, Master of Arts in Teaching

DeWitt, IA

Kayleen L Keehner, Master of Arts in Teaching

Durant, IA

Teryn J Stigers, Master of Arts in Teaching

Eldridge, IA

David C Lakin, Master of Arts in Teaching

Erie, IL

Shannon Fry, Master of Science in Nursing

Fruitland, IA

Jessica L Dusek, Master of Arts in Teaching

Muscatine, IA

Taryn Mussehl, Master of Arts in Teaching

Morningside's 2022 commencement marks the final ceremony for President John Reynders who will retire in June 2022 as the longest serving president in Morningside's history. Reynders and Craig Struve '70, former chair of the Morningside University Board of Directors and longtime friend and generous supporter of the university, received honorary degrees in recognition of their years of service to the university, and President Reynders was named the first President Emeritus in Morningside's history.

Morningside awards general honors based on undergraduate work completed at the university and according to the grade point averages (GPAs). General honors are designated as follows:

*Cum Laude (with honor) at 3.50

**Magna Cum Laude (with great honor) at 3.66

***Summa Cum Laude (with highest honor) at 3.81

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