Basin students make UW dean’s list
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COLUMBIA BASIN — More than 20 students from the Columbia Basin have been named to the dean's list at the University of Washington for Autumn 2021 Quarter.
To qualify, a student must have completed at least 12 graded credits and have a grade point average of at least 3.5.
The following students from the Columbia Basin were named to the Dean’s List:
Ephrata:
Maurisa Michelle Joe
Madalynn Rose Williams
Moses Lake:
Cassandra Danielle Bravo
Vi Ha Duong
Mark Petrovich Fedorchuk
Citlalli De Jesus Guzma
Diana Nguyen
Jarad Rolland Parker
Valeria Natalia Perdomo Ayerdi
Brittney Anne Richeson
Grace Esther Selmann
Yasmin R Shateri
Dhandeep Suglani
Othello:
Jiaming Chen
Larissa Leilani Garza
Dilsia Gonzalez
Kayla Guzman
Miriam Maria
Giselle Perez Bravo
Edith Mariela Reyes
Lane Elizabeth Simpson
Morgan G Weber
Anzhela Nikolayevena Teslyuk
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