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https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/grassley-nominates-iowa-students-us-service-academies-1 Grassley Nominates Iowa Students to the U.S. Service Academies 2015-12-18 2015 2015-12 Republican House IA Charles Grassley G000386 www.grassley.senate.gov     legacy WASHINGTON Senator Chuck Grassley has nominated 41 Iowa students for consideration for appointments to the U.S. service academies. Young Iowans who want to enter the academies and serve our country are a remarkable reflection on our state and signal continued excellence in the U.S. armed forces. These candidates accomplishments and leadership are outstanding, Grassley said. Each year Grassley has the opportunity as a U.S. senator to nominate either current or future Iowa high school graduates for a select few service academy placements. The Air Force, Military and Naval academies all select at least one qualified student from Grassleys nominations. The Merchant Marine Academy makes selections in proportion to states representation in Congress. Grassley said he encourages Iowa students to consider applying to more than one service academy due to the highly competitive nature of admissions and seeking multiple nominations. Iowa representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives make nominations in addition to both of Iowas U.S. senators. Students may receive more than one nomination. Students interested in academy appointments should begin the application process in the spring of their junior year of high school. Early application is encouraged. The academies select students based on the number of vacancies available for the next school year. The academies offer some of the best options for higher education, and they offer an outstanding way to serve our country. Its a tremendous opportunity for young Iowans, Grassley said. Traditionally, the high quality of Iowa nominees results in several Iowa students being offered admission to attend each of the service academies. The students then choose whether or not to attend the academy. More information about service academy nominations can be found here. Grassley said he will make announcements as academy appointments are offered to Iowans. The lists below include the names and hometowns of Grassleys nominees for the 2016-2017 school year. U.S. Air Force Academy Sidney Alsager, Jewell Justin Ashley, Waukee Emma Baller, Sioux City Alan Chatfield, Muscatine Abraham Fisher, Clinton Brandon Gore, Bettendorf Kaitlin Greene, Coralville Daniel Holt, Cedar Rapids Zane Johnson, Johnston Olivia Ketron, Dixon Nathan Leon, West Des Moines Jared Logomarcino, West Des Moines Riley Lowe, Swisher Samuel Pisney, Cedar Rapids Hannah Schwartz, Ames* Patrick Schwartzhoff, Davenport Corbyn Shumaker, Ankeny Andrew Shumway, Des Moines John Sullivan, Davenport Thomas Treptau, Lansing U.S. Military Academy at West Point Jerry Bastin, Muscatine Garrett Dunn, State Center Christian Flege, Waverly Zachary Gilbert, Cedar Rapids Alexander Gudenkauf, Coralville Harrison Jones, Council Bluffs Jonas Mason, Cedar Rapids Katelyn Miller, Clear Lake Patrick Ramirez, State Center Joseph Zasadney, Walker U.S. Naval Academy Caroline Ascherl, Granville Robert Beardsley, Bettendorf* Michael Berry, Cedar Rapids Evan Boss, Central City John Buck, Dallas Center Darek Garman, Corwith Jason Nye, Urbandale Ross Otte, Clive Cole Patton, Des Moines Hunter Wargo, West Branch U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Robert Beardsley, Bettendorf* Meeghan Rodamaker, Mason City Hannah Schwartz, Ames* Students denoted with an asterisk (*) were also nominated for appointments to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in addition to the Air Force, Military or Naval academies. -30- 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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