FNR Celebrates 53 Spring 2022 Graduates

In May 2022, Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources added 53 members to its alumni family, as the department conferred 47 undergraduate and six graduate degrees.

A photo gallery of 31 featured graduates, including information about their future plans and favorite FNR memories is available on Facebook.

PhD

Peng Chen
Taylor Stinchcomb (ESE)

Master's Degree

Evelyn Barragan (ESE)
Jessie Elliott
Susanna Lagory
Sarah Rademacher

Aquatic Sciences Majors

Clair Beier
Zachary Bolte
D.J. Burns
Morgan Krell
Macy Mahrenholz
Lily Marigliano
Shelby Mathis
Avery Matthews
Madison Neher
Emilie Washer

Forestry Majors

Lina Bernabe
Wyatt Crowel
Hunter Hall
Carson Kerper
Bailey Mcintire
Cody Moore
Zach Nemeth
Thomas Wartenberg

Forestry/Wildlife Double Major

Russell Duke

Interdisciplinary Agriculture Major

Margaret Delp

Wildlife Majors

Rebecca Ashby
Davis Balser
Samantha Blackwell
Ryan Fry
Katelyn Garrett
Emma Gemlick
Sage Hinton
Makenna Huddleston
Jackson Keesling
Kevin Kinser-McBee
Megan Kiselica
Amacalli Lagunas
Jada Laycock
Mackenzie Lipps
Alexis Lyons
Destiny Martinez
Sally Martinez
Grace Mccarty
Tristan Purtlebaugh
Denise Yen Ringwalt
Aidan Rominger
Isabelle Staph
Rylee Tomey
Brianna Vinup
Gwynne Wyatt
Cole Wzientek
Emily Zimmer

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