The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, recently released the names of students who achieved the Dean’s List during the 2010 fall semester.
The students are: Kelly Feehrer, of Charleston, business administration, cum laude; Katherine Hamilton, of Charleston, health and human sciences, cum laude; Kevin Huebschman, of Charleston, communication and information, summa cum laude; Kristie Mantooth, of Charleston, agricultural science and natural resources, summa cum laude; Ryan Barnes, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Erich Baumgartner, of Cleveland, engineering, summa cum laude; Lindsay Belk, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, cum laude; April Besing, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, cum laude; Kristina Brown, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Sarah Childers, of Cleveland, agricultural science and natural resources, summa cum laude; Kirstin Childrey, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Kendra Clark, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, magna cum laude; Steven Clukey, of Cleveland, engineering, summa cum laude; Whitney Cope, of Cleveland, health and human sciences, magna cum laude; David Dyrek, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Brooke Epperson, of Cleveland, business administration, cum laude; Joshua Formont, of Cleveland, communication and information, summa cum laude; Blake Fronczak, of Cleveland, health and human sciences, magna cum laude; Stephanie Garner, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, cum laude; Tyler Goza, of Cleveland, university studies, magna cum laude; Nathan Kiser, of Cleveland, business administration, cum laude; Erika Koch, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Hannah Long, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Caroline McCarley, of Cleveland, communication and information, summa cum laude; Christina McCracken, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, magna cum laude; Kelly McIntosh, of Cleveland, nursing, cum laude; Lucia Miranda, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Richard Ness, of Cleveland, university studies, summa cum laude; Craig Oetting, of Cleveland, agricultural science and natural resources, cum laude; Cassy Parker, of Cleveland, university studies, cum laude; Michael Pickelsimer, of Cleveland, engineering, magna cum laude; Claire Pierce, of Cleveland, university studies, cum laude; Thomas Robacker, of Cleveland arts and sciences, cum laude; Samuel Robinson, of Cleveland, engineering, summa cum laude; Lindsey Shreve, of Cleveland, engineering, cum laude; Benjamin Spires, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, summa cum laude; Audra Wallis, of Cleveland, agricultural science and natural resources, cum laude; Logan Watson, of Cleveland, business administration, magna cum laude; Walter Westfield, of Cleveland, arts and sciences, magna cum laude; Carrie Wolf, of Cleveland, health and human sciences, summa cum laude; Joshua Gibson, of McDonald, arts and sciences, magna cum laude; and Kimberly McCullough, of McDonald, agricultural science and natural resources, summa cum laude.
Tennessee Tech University
Tennessee Tech University recently released the names of students who achieved the university’s Dean’s List.
The following students are from the Bradley County/Cleveland area: Alex C. Stevenson, Alex Joseph Prohaska, Amanda Danielle DeLong, Amy Elizabeth Rauch, Benjamin Douglas Egerton, Benjamin Michael King, Blake A. Allison, Brandon Osborne Welch, Brooke Elizabeth Newman, Cana Noel Whitman, Christine Nicole Beck, Christopher Cameron Vaughn, Cristin R. Jackson, Daniel Joseph Finley, Edward Michael Curry, Frances Claire Delaney, Hunter Pressley McCracken, Jeremy Adam Govero, Jessica A. Moran, Jonathan Alan Cope, Joshua Gregory Rooken-Smith, Kelly Marie Hyland, Leah Lane McCaleb, Mark Daniel Straussberger, Matthew D. McTaggart, Meghan Danielle Stout, Melody Denise Moore, Michael William Beck, Rachael Katelyn McKay, Rebecca Diane Davis, Samantha D Partin, Stephenie Charlene McKinney and Jessica Kate Silvers.
Samford University
The following Bradley County residents have been named to the Dean’s List for the fall semester at Samford University.
The students are: Adam C. Murphy of Cleveland, a senior music major; Emily K. Johnson of Cleveland, a freshman biology major; Emily M. Jordan of Cleveland, a junior early childhood elementary and special education major; Laura N. Drury of Cleveland, a senior nursing major; and Matthew P. Bryson of Cleveland, a junior international relations and pre-law major.
To qualify for the honor, a student must have earned a minimum 3.5 grade point average out of a possible 4.0 while attempting at least 12 credit hours of coursework. The Dean’s List is the highest academic recognition given by the school at the end of each semester.
Samford University is consistently ranked in the top tier of national doctoral research universities by U.S. News & World Report. Founded in 1841, it is the largest private university in Alabama with more than 4,700 undergraduate and graduate students enrolled annually.
Virginia Military Institute
The Virginia Military Institute recently released the names of cadets who made the Dean’s List for the first semester of the 2010-11 school year.
There are 524 cadets named to the Dean’s List.
Cadet Kevin C. Ponsler is a local student from Dayton who made the list. Ponsler is a sophomore majoring in psychology.
To be on the Dean’s List, a cadet must have a term GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and no grade below “C.”
The Virginia Military Institute, with an enrollment of 1,500 cadets, is the nation’s oldest state-supported military college. U.S. News and World Report has ranked it among the top three public-supported liberal arts colleges in the nation for the last nine years.
