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May 21, 2009

Anoka-Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus recently honored its outstanding students for the 2008-2009 academic year with an awards ceremony in May.

Area students earning outstanding student recognition included:

Dirk Anderson Overall Student of the Year 2008 -2009
Jahlaynah Arnold

All U.S.A. Academic Team nomination, Phi Theta Kappa, President, Outstanding Student Worker - Academic Support Center (College Reading and Learning Association International Certification Level II) and Outstanding Student of the Year - Biology

Anita Boos Outstanding Student Worker - Records Office
Monica Broten Phi Theta Kappa, Historian
Curtis Cross Outstanding Student of the Year - Psychology
Ashley Ellingson Outstanding Student of the Year - Choir
Dustin Emslander Outstanding Student of the Year - Theatre
Jessi Girard Phi Theta Kappa Leadership Vice President, Outstanding Student of the Year – Art and Overall Student of the Year 2008-2009
Holly Grams Outstanding Student Worker - Academic Support Center (College Reading and Learning Association International Certification Level 1)
Robin Hardy Phi Theta Kappa, Fellowship Vice President
Kari Johnson Phi Theta Kappa, Membership Vice President
Katie Johnson Phi Theta Kappa, Service Vice President
Katie Langlais Outstanding Student Worker - Library
Erin Mueller Phi Theta Kappa, Leadership Vice President
Mandela Oesterreich Outstanding Student of the Year - Humanities
Melissa O’Hotto Outstanding Student of the Year - R.N. Program
Donald Olson Coon Rapids, Minn.: Outstanding American Sign Language
Michael Relitz Anoka-Ramsey Writing Competition Winner
Melissa Riley All U.S.A. Academic Team nomination, Phi Theta Kappa, Scholarship Vice President and Outstanding Student of the Year - Wellness
Arin Smith Anoka-Ramsey Writing Competition Winner
Melissa Sorenson Phi Theta Kappa, Fellowship Vice President
Tony Tong Outstanding Student Worker - Fitness Center
Denise Wirtz Outstanding Student of the Year – Piano