Franklin County, News
 By  Staff Reports Published 
9:09 am Wednesday, February 1, 2017

NW-SCC names top students

Northwest-Shoals Community College has announced its President’s List and Dean’s List for the Fall Semester 2016.
Requirements for the President’s List are a semester grade point average of 4.0 and completion of a minimum semester course load of 12 semester credit hours of college-level work. Franklin County students making the list were: Hannah Baggett, Hodges; Jonathan Crumpton, Hannah Kent, Adam Lowery, Kody Lowery, Lex May, Lex May and Natasha Reeves, Phil Campbell; Megan Brockway, Dixie Chavez, Tracey Chavez, Emiliano Chavez-Hernandez, Bridget Cleghorn, Bethany Cook, Jeffery Dill, MaKayla Franks, Michael Hodge, Austin James, Daniel Jenkins, Savannah Mills, Michael Mitchell, Mason Montgomery, Caitlyn Morgan, Lacey Oliver, Madelyn Price, Trenton Roden, Gregory Taylor, Kirstie Williams, Maggie Williams and Christopher Yancey, Russellville; Elijah Crandall and Austin Hester, Spruce Pine; and Kaitlin Burks, MacKenzie Hulsey, Savannah Smith, Luke Stanford and Lacey Wilson, Vina.

Requirements for the Dean’s List are a semester grade point average of 3.5 or above, but below a 4.0, and completion of a minimum semester course load of 12 semester credit hours of college-level work. Earning Dean’s List honors in Franklin County were: Ashley Lovett, Hodges; James Beasley, Kathryn Gibson, Natividad Gonzalez, Holly Hargett, Dillion Jackson, Bethany Litteral, Courtney Lucas, Stephanie Orrick, Kaylee Saarinen, Katelyn Wallace, Justin Welch and Blake Whitten, Phil Campbell; Brooklyn Bolton, Red Bay; Kalley Baker, Michael Bendall, Anthony Betancourt, Breanna Buck, Wendy Garcia, Leslie Gonzalez, Brittany Hall, Brandon King, David Lugo Barrera, Jill Masterson, Jessica McSpadden, Juan Moctezuma-Macedo, Kaitlin Nolen, Joshua Pinkard, Kaylee Rickard, Julia Rueda, Tammy Smith, Cristy Tulppo, Jennifer Vandiver, Megan Welch, Victoria Williams, Katie Wynn and Maritza Arizmendi, Russellville; Allison Harvey, Spruce Pine; and Morgan Humphres, Vina.

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