IUPUI is Indiana's premier urban research university. The campus enrolls more than 30,000 students in 21 schools and academic units.
2013 Outstanding IUPUI Students Named
Elizabeth Bourgeois, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering, and Jim Plew, a senior with double majors in finance and international studies, were named the most outstanding female and male students at IUPUI for 2013.
Their selection as IUPUI outstanding students was announced April 12 at the Top 100 Outstanding Students Recognition Dinner.
Selection of the 2013 most outstanding students began with the nomination of more than 1,000 students. Of the top 100 female and male students, the top 10 female and male students were chosen. From this select group, the most outstanding female and male students were selected.
Nominations are reviewed and scored by IUPUI alumni, faculty and staff. Scores are based on academic achievement, collegiate and co-curricular activities, civic engagement and community service.
The top 10 female students are:
Elizabeth Bourgeois, Purdue School of Engineering and Technology
Alisha Allison, IU School of Nursing
Oaksoon Callahan, IU School of Liberal Arts
Kelsey Lipking, Purdue School of Engineering and Technology
Mariana Lopez-Owens, IU School of Liberal Arts
Nehal Parikh, School of Science
Daisy Pham, Kelley School of Business
Kristyn Seibert, School of Science
Michelle Wickham, IU School of Liberal Arts
Emily Potts, School of Science and IU School of Liberal Arts
The top 10 male students are:
Jim Plew, Kelley School of Business and IU School of Liberal Arts
Armaan Choudhary, Kelley School of Business
Mitchell Gauger, Kelley School of Business
Andrew Headrick, School of Science
Cole Johnson, Kelley School of Business
Gabriel Martinez, School of Science
Tomas Meijome, School of Science
Jeremy Sherer, School of Science and IU School of Liberal Arts
Joshua Van Goey, School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Eric Wolf, Purdue School of Engineering and Technology
