Area students make UW dean’s list
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Located in Seattle, the University of Washington has a student body of a little more than 31,000 students. Of those, more than a dozen Columbia Basin students made the UW Dean's List for the spring 2023 quarter.
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SEATTLE – Students from the Columbia Basin have been named to the Dean's List at the University of Washington for the Spring 2023 quarter.
To qualify for the dean's list, a student must have completed at least 12 graded credits and have a grade point average of at least 3.5.
Columbia Basin Scholars:
Heber Guerrero, Ephrata
Maurisa Michelle Joe, Ephrata
Madalynn Rose Williams, Ephrata
Monique Aguilar, Moses Lake
Vi Ha Duong, Moses Lake
Katelyn Christine Ent, Moses Lake
Sabrina Freshta Flores, Moses Lake
Ellisa Marie Knox, Moses Lake
Jarrett Michael Lehman, Moses Lake
Krystin Moore, Moses Lake
Diana Nguyen, Moses Lake
Gloria Reyes-Sotelo, Moses Lake
Brittney Anne Richeson, Moses Lake
Grace Esther Selmann, Moses Lake
Yasmin R Shateri, Moses Lake
Dhandeep Suglan, Moses Lake
Juan Pablo Torres Arias, Moses Lake
Jiaming Chen, Othello
Larissa Leilani Garza, Othello
Zinnia Huerta-Cerna, Othello
Johana Lemus, Othello
Miriam Maria, Othello
Mia Jane Power Perez, Othello
Giselle Perez Bravo, Othello
Edith Mariela Reyes, Othello
Lane Elizabeth Simpson, Othello
Morgan G Weber, Othello
Anzhela Nikolayevena Teslyuk, Soap Lake
Kasandra Rodriguez, Warden
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