WSU releases spring 2024 honor roll
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Washington State University has named 109 Basin students to the honor roll for spring quarter 2024.
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PULLMAN — One hundred nine Basin students were named to the Washington State University honor roll for spring quarter 2024, according to an announcement from the university.
A student can be named to the honor roll either by achieving a grade point of 3.75 while enrolled in at least nine graded credits in a single semester provided that the cumulative GPA is 2.0 or better, or by achieving a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 based on at least 15 cumulative credits of graded work at Washington State University, provided that the semester GPA is 3.0 or better.
These Columbia Basin students were named to the honor roll:
Almira: Kasen Dean Bodeau, Kiley Piper Elliott-Hamper
Beverly: Julissa Coyazo, Claudia Daniela Olivares Vazquez, Rosalva Pastor
Coulee City: Hayden Lee Buchanan, Reece Bradley Isaak, Abigail Marie Roberts
Ephrata: Maisie C. Becker, Carson Jonathan Davis, Emmie Johanna Dilling, Karlye Mae Ebberson, Deleah Jenea Garcia, Anthony John Graaff, Elise M. McGuire, Nolan Middleton, Carter Andrew Mills, Kenji Thomas Pickeral, Daisy Tellez, Joseph Jacob Wohleb
Mattawa: Fernando J. Barajas, Abel Castaneda, America Garcia, Deysi Adilene Guerrero, Jazmin Licona, Jocelyn Michelle Perez Abundez, Jasmine Rodriguez-Lara, Beatriz Tapia, Giselle Tellez, Angel D. Torres
Moses Lake: Elizabeth Charlene Abramson, Deegan James Bator, Ethan Kenrick Bowers, Ethan Bunch, Angela Lee Carley, Sarah Marie Carley, Avery Rose Clark, Dylan Coomes, Kenzie Elaine Cox, Angelica Fernandez, Andrew James Frey, Erika Isabel Gonzalez, Hadassah Daniellah Hinkle, Greysen Lane, Hayley Lapratt, Jose Alfonso Lopez, Ashlyn Malaya Magnuson, David Maldonado, Mikiah Martinez, Kevin Eric Mayo-Gutierrez, Ruby Alejandra Mena Reyes, Emily Roseanne Mowry, Clarissa Sara Muhlestein, Derek A. O’Brien, Anna Nell Olson, Amari Josef Patterson, Jaelynn Ramirez, Avery R. Sandhop, Ethan J. Sands, Gabriela Servin, Alexia Amanda-Joy Taylor, Griffin J. Terry, Esther S. Ulyanchuk, Malika L. Warnick, Matthew Joseph Zimmer
Othello: Jessica Belmonte-Gonzalez, Grace Christine Booth, Anahi Camacho Ambrocio, Marlene Cortez, Vanessa Duran Alvarado, Danny Faustino-Maldonado, Eva Paulett Gamboa, Lacey A. Garza, Pablo Herrera, Dora Elena Mendez, Halle Marie Parris, Elaina Gail Parrish, Daniela Policarpio, Jennifer Porter, Alexis Silva-Mejia, Kenzie Shea Simpson, Dulce Maria Tapia Navarro, Milena Fernanda Urroz Sandoval, Iris Yanet Venegas
Quincy: Pricilla Benicio-Fuentes, Susan Chavez-Balbuena, Andrew Isaac Guerrero, Karla Monserrat Nunez Ramirez, Margarita Ramos, Jonathan Aurelio Rojas-Aguilar, Andres Sanchez, Lindsey Morgan Stetner, Reid Thomsen, Taylor Noelle Thomsen, Natalie Jisel Trujillo, Erika Guadalupe Uribe
Ritzville: Spencer Jonathan Gering, David Immanuel Hinkle
Royal City: Jennifer Ramona Hernandez Serna, Silverio Hernandez-Serna, Leslie Nunez
Soap Lake: Paige A. Davis, Tara Falconer
Warden: Estrella Juliana Chavez, Andrea Friedlos, Vicente Alejandro Hernandez, Guadalupe Sofia Ramirez Duran, Kaden Jonathan Skone
Washtucna: Nathaniel Hawke Hille
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