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Students Named to President’s and Dean’s List at Young Harris College
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Young Harris College President Cathy Cox is pleased to announce that the following students have been named to the College’s President’s List for the fall 2016 semester. Students who achieve a 4.0 grade point average are eligible to be named to the President’s List. Students on the YHC fall 2016 President’s List are listed by their home countries/states and cities:
Spain
Alarcon – Eva Castiglioni
Fuengirola – Raul Quevedo
Germany
Bielefeld – Ramin Varnhorn
California
Aptos – Steven Eichhorn
Georgia
Adairsville – Tyler Washington
Atlanta – Eric Fanche, Samuel Flagg
Blairsville – Madison Barnes, Morgan Bilicki, Taylor Bilicki, Mikala Jones, Ariel Philo
Buford – Sarah Ledogar
Carlton – Katelyn Jett
Cartersville – Kaveh Eden
Clayton – Ashley Marchman
Cleveland – Jenna Penland
Cumming – Kaylee McCleskey, Paxton Spessard, Hannah Walker
Commerce – William Moon
Dahlonega – Jacob Wood
Dawsonville – Cassidy Lecours, Maximillian Muldoon
Demorest – Nathan Harvey
Douglasville – Madison Willits
Duluth – Jeanie Perrucci
East Ellijay – Cody Mashburn
Fayetteville – Alyssa Olvera
Fitzgerald – Emily Royal
Hiawassee – Chase Adams, Kaila Reece
Hiram – Parker Sewell
Jersey – James Sorrow
Lilburn – Samuel Gaston
Loganville – Gabrielle Coumes
Macon – Mackenzie Melton
Martin – Jessica Kirby
McDonough – Emma Henderson, Lathem Postell
Milton – Katherine Hohn
Norcross – John Ganter, Maria Tobon
Snellville – Mallory Skolds
Stone Mountain – Briana Bell
Suches – Samuel Arbour
Rome – Stachia Diehl, Lindsey Hardy, Collin Sheffield
Roswell – Arturo Hernandez
Young Harris – Jason Edwards, Scott Ledford
South Carolina
Beaufort – Seth Black
North Carolina
Brasstown – Corie Pressley
Hayesville – Ethan Barrett, Clint Coleman, Jakob Elliott, Amanda Murray
Franklin – Riley Jenkins
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Young Harris College President Cathy Cox is pleased to announce that the following students have been named to the College’s Dean’s List for the fall 2016 semester. Students who achieve a 3.5 grade point average or better are eligible to be named to the Dean’s List. Students on the YHC fall 2016 Dean’s List are listed by their home countries/states and cities:
Argentina
Buenos Aires – Mateo Besada, Oriana Labaqui
Brazil
Prudente – Laisy Silva
Canada
L’ancienne-Lorette – Alexandru Pavel
Colombia
Cali – Maria Puerta
Germany
Oberhausen – Jan-Niklas Graetz
Spain
Algete – Carlos Gomez
Madrid – Javier Villar
Sweden
Balinge – Anton Viden
Bollnas – Adam Amundsson
Bromma – Sara Jorgensen
Korgvidergrand – David Wallin
Sollentuna – Anna Pedersen
United Kingdom
Surrey – Amber Matthews
Alabama
Birmingham – Madeleine Everhardt
Piedmont – Sarah Garner
California
Carlsbad – Savannah Tucker
Florida
Orlando – Sarah Tims
Iowa
Fort Dodge – Marilia Lages, Delly Lucero Robayo Garcia
Georgia
Acworth – Courtney Bell, Katherine McNutt, Abigail Walker
Adairsville – Kelsy Hice, Julia Roberson
Alpharetta – Grace Mason, Rebecca McGehee, Ryan Tate
Athens – Sonia Galdamez, Justin Redmond, Maggie Sproston, Allie Weldon
Atlanta – Moon Hamilton, Ariana Mejia
Ball Ground – Leslie Ballew, Jonathan Guy
Blairsville – Kendra Bilbo, Austin Bryson, Hannah Carpenter, Austin Dyer, Ansley Garrison, Chelsi George, Audrey Gilliam, Julia Lindsey, Zachary Odom, Morgan Owenby, Kelsey Rose, James Rowe, Brianne Shope
Bethlehem – Megan Kamplain
Blue Ridge – Sean Callihan, Chloe Cook, Alex Pack
Big Canoe – Gabrielle Gentry
Bogart – Chelsea Collins
Buford – Boyd Dailey, Andrew Sudderth, Meghan Tonnesen, Elizabeth Walters
Canton – Rachel Boulineau, Joseph DeFrank, Hudson Graham, Laura Howell
Cartersville – McKenna Maulden, Brittany Sizemore
Carrollton – Kevin Sosa
Chatsworth – Hilda Ramos
Clarksville – Wesley Martin, Shauna Widding
Cleveland – Collin McCane, Charles Meggitt, Kayce Rogers
Cochran – Caitlyn Bambrough
Colbert – Morgan Dooley, Johnathon Doster, Melissa Powell
Commerce – Jose Rodriguez
Cornelia – Kadie Hudgins
Covington – Zachary Beggs, Andie Weaver
Cumming – Megan Aligheri, Sarah Boudreau, Gracie Cox, Erika Cross, Katherine Eitel, Zachary Mitchell, Ashley Pontrelli, Mollie Wilfong
Dacula – Christie Blaurock, Viviana Darwish, Cole Hays, George Pearson, Madeline Peek, Alexander Schneider
Dahlonega – Megan Abercrombie, Brandon Helton, Anna Norton, Zachary Wall
Dallas – Kirstie Lizano, Elizabeth Lowe, Kylie Mason, Courtney McHughes, Kelsey Ozment, Anna Ragsdale
Danielsville – Wendy Jordan, Kaylee Parker
Dawsonville – Natalie Andric, Adam Shelp, Levi Whitmire
Decatur – Alida Browne
Demorest – Georgia Webb
Douglasville – Victoria Williams
Duluth – William Ellison, Colin Fitzpatrick, Matthew Ledon, Toni Perrucci
East Point – Yolanda Evans
Elko – Kate Snell
Ellijay – Stephanie Dombrows, Christopher Heden, Keegan McCurdy, Nolan Walker
Evans – Ashlyn Brisley
Fayetteville – Shannon Wade, William Wall
Flowery Branch – Dylan Gibeau, Lauran Gregory
Gainesville – Mark Bell, Allison Hearn, Alyssa Little, Bailey Strickland, Monica Ramirez-Leon, Susan Rebecca Wylie
Garden City – Dominique Sharpe
Griffin – Lauren James, Hallie Smith
Hawkinsville – Melanie Ellis
Hartwell – Samuel Pham
Hiawassee – Nicole Abbot, Eryn Cochran, Savanah Dyer, Tucker Emmert, Gabriel Gilliland, Hannah Green, Christa Hamill, William Moody, Sara-Grace Scott, Kayla Taylor, Austin Watson, Karly Zacharias
Hiram – Jessica Dudt, Robert Moser
Hogansville – Sara Sims
Hull – Kathryn Phillips
Jasper – Andrew Dotson, Michelle Queen
Jefferson – Margaret Paiter
Johns Creek – Mikayla Escamilla, Bruce Silk
Kennesaw – Sarah Bialecki, Lakota Gillespie, Graham Kington, Patrick Navarre, Matthew Olle, Chandler Stooksbury
Kite – Olivia Scott
Lavonia – Cassidy Starling
Lawrenceville – Reece Brooks, Marijo Gojic, Diana Lane, Connor Pittman, Kristin Talley, Callece Trundle
Lilburn – Abigail Roberson, Kenneth Syphoe
Loganville – Manace Balegamire, Hillory Bingham, Elijah Briscoe, Kayla McElveen, Chandler Spivey
Louisville – Frank Easterlin
Macon – Claire Wells
Marietta – Rosalind Austin, Nathan Barnes, Thomas Cook, Murphy Davis, Mary Deatrick, Mark Fernandez, Devin Filicicchia, Laura Holton, James Hood, Anna Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Levie Lines, Jake McDonald, Margaret Morales
Martin – Whitney West
McCayesville – Morgan Clark, Idriya Moore
McDonough – Keeley Adkisson, Rachel Ahrens, Tabitha Brown, Hadleigh Hughes, Hunter Sowell
Midland – Kyle Brena
Milton – Helon Dobbins, Kristin Posey
Moreland – Noah Skinner
Morrow – Tyler Todd
Moultrie – Ashleigh Kirkland
Mountain City – Allison Wall
Newnan – Mina Armijo, Josanna Rowe, Madeline Schnidler
Nicholson – Tori Waldroup
Norcross – Sazma Al-Rashid, Sheldon Clark
Peachtree – Cole Franklin, Kerry Ostrowski
Plainville – Heather Floyd
Powder Springs – Ashley Shook
Rabun Gap – John Moore
Richmond – Caroline Cox
Rocky Face – Ashley Sweeney
Rome – Lucy Avina, Noah Hamil, Samantha Jones, Lohan Lizin
Roswell – Zachary Hemans, Cassandra Zimmerman
Royston – Hannah David, Rachael Esco, Rebecca Herring
Rutledge – Savannah Williams
Sautee – Jacob Damera, Candler Kimsey
Savannah – Taylor Brown, Liam Cunningham
Sharpsburg – Joseph Milner
Snellville – Jada Williams, Christopher Yenney
Social Circle – Hannah Gravitt
Statham – Whitney Moore
Suwanee – Francesca Augello, Jordan Bishop, Ashley Brannon, Hannah Harrison, Kristen Thigpen
Talmo – Savannah Ledford
Thomasville – Jessica Dubose
Tifton – Elizah Huff
Toccoa – Deston Garrison
Trion – Andria Deering
Tybee Island – Emily Sinclair
Watkinsville – Julianna Jaeger, John Wingate
Winder – Emily Nix
White – Hayden Betsill
Whitesburg – Leigh Turner
Wildwood – Sarah Reid
Woodstock – Grace Botti
Young Harris – Nathaniel Arnold, Jocelyn Byers, Alana Calhoun, Benjamin Hillis, Alejandro Lemus-Gomez, Jackson Owen, Joshua Schrader, Amanda Thomas, Diane Turpin
Kansas
Overland Park – Madison Ring
Montana
Arlee – Nicholas Crawford
Nevada
Las Vegas – Matthew Rogers
North Carolina
Brasstown – Emily Cook, Ashley Curry, Katie Pressley
Hayesville – Rachel Benson, Adrianna Deaver, Meghan McQuade, James Rogers, Julianna Smith, Jeremy Webb
Murphy – Autumn Adams
Warne – Haley Garrett
South Carolina
Beaufort – Anna Dyer
Tennessee
Farner – Dakota Bowser
Nashville – Zachary Hopkins
Spring Hill – Lewis Crawford
Wisconsin
Fond Du Lac – Zoelle Reinke
About Young Harris College
Young Harris College is a private, baccalaureate degree-granting college located in the beautiful mountains of North Georgia. Founded in 1886 and historically affiliated with The United Methodist Church, Young Harris College educates, inspires and empowers students through the highest quality liberal arts education. The College currently has more than 1,100 students across five divisions—Education, Fine Arts, Humanities, Mathematics and Science, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. The historic campus in Young Harris, Ga., has completed major campus improvements to accommodate the College’s growth. Recent LEED-certified campus improvements include the 121,000-square-foot Rollins Campus Center, new residence facilities, and a 57,000-square-foot recreation and fitness center. The College is an active member of NCAA Division II and remains a fierce competitor in the prestigious Peach Belt Conference. YHC is among fewer than 300 colleges and universities nationwide named to the 2016-2017 list of Colleges of Distinction and is listed as a “Best National Liberal Arts College” by U.S. News & World Report. For more information, visit yhc.edu.
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