Wenatchee Valley College honors 35 Basin students
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An honors student graduates from Wenatchee Valley College in 2025. Thirty-five Basin students were named to the honor rolls for spring quarter.
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WENATCHEE — Wenatchee Valley College has released its Dean’s List and President’s List for spring quarter 2025. To qualify for the President’s List, a student must maintain a grade point average of 4.0 while taking at least 12 college-level credits. A student who maintains a GPA of 3.5 or higher while taking 12 or more credits qualifies for the Dean’s List.
President’s List
Mattawa: Yvonne Lisett Martinez
Othello: Stephanie Anai Gonzalez Garza
Quincy: Amy Buenrostro, Nayeli Alejandra Garcia, Anais Gomez, Leyden Daniela Magallanes, Cintia Giselle Murillo, Kate Roylance
Royal City: Sonia Yeraldina Torres
Dean’s List
Ephrata: Karen Garcia, Lindsay Niquol Gonzales
George: Michelle Hernandez
Moses Lake: Matheus M. Moraes, Jazlynn Mireya Valdez-Torres
Othello: Felipe Haro Jr.
Quincy: Juliane Aguilar, Anel G. Alvarado Valle, Perla Cerda, Ellen Reina Chavez, Emily Elizabeth Courtade, Cheyenne Garrison, Kevin Armando Isidro, Cindy Jaimes-Contreras, Amanda Massingill, Sophia Navarro, Sofia Isabel Ramirez, Lesly Ramirez Rodriguez, Victoria Lynn Rubio, Noe Torres, Dom Trevino, Nallely Uribe, Lucina Lorena Valenzuela-Lopez, Brianna Vasquez, Brian Villela
Warden: Jose Chavez, Aliza Ovella Leinweber
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