A group of students from Hendricks County were recently named to the dean’s list at Marian College for the fall 2008 semester. A student whose grade point average for the semester is 3.5 or above and enrolled in at least 12 semester hours and has not earned any incompletes in the semester is eligible to be named to the dean’s list.
Making the cut were Jerry Wayne Partin, Melissa Louise Lewis, Tayetim Brie Anderson, Anastasia J. Bryan, Michelle D. Courtney, Katie E. Louden, Katie Dyan Long, Matthew Paul Cummins, Ashlyn Elizabeth Buche, Janet Kathryn Hedrick, Mark Samuel Koselke, Kyle Lamont Fox, Shelby Childers, David James Heavrin, Deirdre Delph, Samantha Kay Hypes, Michael J. Birkey, Tara Amber Neeley, Kristen Elizabeth Houck, Elizabeth Kain Campbell, Alicia Lucille Holder, Jonathan Merrill Fuller, Anthony Steven Kazakevicius, Jennifer M. Souvannavong, Lauren A. Ratliff, Benton Gregory Schafer, Gerald H. Routh, Lauren Marie Thompson, Sarah Beth Sulkoske, Catherine J. Zeunik, Andrew Jonathan Semler, Nathaniel Christian Russell, and Tamara A. Wolfe.
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Hendricks County students on Marian’s dean’s list
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