MAI Colleges, Universities and Academies

Arizona: Kate A., Alex V, Mathew W., Jackson K., Morgan S. graduated with a degree in chemical engineering and has a job with Procter and Gamble, Tori F., Meghan R., Olivia A., Sarah H.
ASU: Julianne D., Courtney Crawford, Carly Ann M., Citlali A., Lisa L., Sarah S. graduated with highest honors, Summa cum Laude with a degree in English Literature and a Teaching Certification in Secondary Education and she has a teaching position in Mesa, Az
Baylor: Mitchell W.; is a civil engineer and works in California.
Cal Tech: Josi K.
Cal Poly Pomona: Rachel H. 8th grade science teacher
Florida State: Karla Villarreal, civil engineer
Harvard Phd in bioengineering: Josie K.
Mercer University: Madi W., high school valedictorian; applied for medical graduate school.
University of Michigan, Lisa L. master's degree in engineering
Michigan State: Cheyenne S.
NAU: Tyler L. he became a school councilor
Notre Dame: Travis, high school valedictorian
Princeton: Jacob P. and graduate school at MIT
University of Chicago: Erica S.
Santa Clara University: Robert S.
Tufts U. Boston: Leah S.
UC Santa Barbara: Olivia D.
United States Air Force Academy: Rachel K., high school class president; offered a position at the Pentagon.
Virginia Tech: Tony D.
William and Mary: Sydney H.
Winthrop University, Sc: Mariah H.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology: Griffith F.

A proud born-and-raised Tucsonan, Wagner attended Copper Creek Elementary School and Wilson K-8 School before becoming a Nighthawk. She will soon attend Mercer University in Macon, Georgia to study neuroscience. While at Mercer she plans to enroll in Mercer on Mission, which gives students an opportunity to provide vital services to populations in Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America and elsewhere. In the future she hopes to work with Doctors Without Borders.

Wagner will leave IRHS as captain of the school’s pom line and as a member of the National Honor Society, Key Club International and HOSA-Future Health Professionals (formerly Health Occupations Students of America). Outside of academics, Wagner said she also volunteers in the emergency room at Northwest Medical Center. Despite her diverse extracurricular activities, Wagner admitted that pom line is “her thing.”

Though she is proud to graduate first in her class, Wagner said she was surprised when, several weeks ago, IRHS principal Natalie Burnett called her and salutatorian Meghan Crowther into the office to congratulate them on their accomplishments.