CANR students recognized by MSU Board of Trustees

At the April 22 Board of Trustees meeting, 35 students were recognized with Board of Trustees’ Awards for having the highest scholastic average at the close of their last semester in attendance at Michigan State University.

At the April 22 Board of Trustees meeting, 35 students were recognized with Board of Trustees’ Awards for having the highest scholastic average at the close of their last semester in attendance at Michigan State University.

They all earned a 4.0 GPA.

The students also will be recognized at their spring commencements May 2-4.

Following students from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources were recognized:

Alexandra Rodebach of Clarkston. Rodebach is a food science major in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and a member of the Honors College. She graduated from Clarkston Senior High School.

Devon Rossman of Perrinton. A horticulture major in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Rossman is a member of the Honors College. He is a graduate of Fulton High School, Middleton.

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