Dozens of students from the Snoqualmie Valley will graduate from the University of Washington this June.

Students include:

Carnation

Anders Aamodt, bachelor of science (psychology); Andrew Acker, bachelor of arts (environmental studies); Cody Anson, bachelor of arts (economics); Steven Bonner, bachelor of arts (linguistics); Carson Hill, bachelor of arts (culture, literature, and the arts); Courtney Lewis, bachelor of science (biology: general); Kyle Middleton, bachelor of science (biology: molecular, cell, & development); Daniel Neilson, bachelor of arts (economics); Monica Nelson, bachelor of arts (communication); Nicole Rhode, bachelor of science (biology); John Riley, bachelor of science (economics), bachelor of music (piano); Aaron Sebenius, bachelor of arts (culture, literature, and the arts)

Fall City

Rachel Brun, bachelor of arts (drama: performance; comp history of ideas); Julianna Carroll, bachelor of science in aeronautical & astronautical engineering), bachelor of arts (english: creative writing); Matthew Currier, bachelor of arts (american ethnic studies);  Cheyenne Enevold, bachelor of science (psychology; biology); Nicole Evans, bachelor of science (astronomy; physics); Matthew Fujimoto, bachelor of arts (architectural studies);  Kenneth James Jr., bachelor of science in construction management; Amy Kemp, bachelor of science in nursing; Amanda Lehan, bachelor of arts (community psychology); Emily Nelson, bachelor of arts (sociology); Kyle Schipper, bachelor of arts (political science); Kelsey Tarp, bachelor of arts (English); Linda Youn, bachelor of arts (biochemistry, bachelor of arts (international studies:general)

North Bend

Shiho Asanuma, bachelor of science in human centered design and engineering; Ian Brown, bachelor of arts in business administration (accounting); Matthew Fisher, bachelor of science (chemistry); Colleen Glodowski   bachelor of arts (communication; social science); Amanda Magnussen,  bachelor of arts (global studies); Aubrey J. Mathwig,  bachelor of arts (global studies); John M. Mathwig, bachelor of arts (global studies); Rafael Montano, bachelor of science (computing & software systems); Erica Opsvig,  bachelor of arts in business administration (marketing); Nucharee Prabkhet, bachelor of science (information technology); Karla Rixon, bachelor of arts (history); Nicholas Schwarzmiller  bachelor of arts in business administration (finance); Nashon Steffen, bachelor of arts (sociology); McLean Webster, bachelor of science in industrial engineering.

Snoqualmie

Casey T. Chang,  bachelor of arts (community psychology); Justin Cudney,  bachelor of arts (interdisciplinary arts & sciences); Jeffrey David Johnson, bachelor of science (biology: molec, cell, & development); Ki Dong Lee,   bachelor of arts (sociology); Jacob Daniel McNeely,  bachelor of science in aeronautical and astronautical engineering; Carly Nelson, bachelor of arts (environmental studies); Kelcey Simpson, bachelor of arts in business administration (information systems; accounting); Colette Slack, bachelor of arts in business administration.