Regional students make honors lists at Lewis and Clark State
JACK FREEMAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 months, 1 week AGO
LEWISTON — Over 25 students from Bonner and Boundary counties were named to an honors list at Lewis and Clark State College.
The President’s List is the highest honor and features the majority of students from the region. To qualify for the honor, students must have a 3.75 grade point average or higher and take at least 12 credits in 100-level classes or above.
Here are the students from the region who made the President’s List by hometown:
Athol - Haileyann R. Johnson, Kendel L. Lewis and Mark Loveless.
Bonners Ferry - Connor K. Alexander, Garrick Austin Patty, Camille J. Ussher and Madicyn Marie Weddington.
Clark Fork - Mason D. Wells.
Cocolalla - Hallie A. Alexander.
Kootenai - Jewel Angela Shapland.
Moyie Springs - Hailey E. Kelsey, Savannah Belle Shepherd.
Sagle - Kyla Madeline Brown, Elissa Codding, Brahma L. Heitz, Charlotte E. Thatcher and Titus S. Tucker.
Sandpoint - Rianna Noel Atencio, Ruchami Kell, Raegan Samuels and Emily L. Verwolf.
The Dean’s List follows many of the same requirements, but students only need a minimum 3.25 grade point average to qualify.
Here are the students from the region who made the Dean’s List by hometown:
Sagle - Marie A. McKay.
Sandpoint - Savana Bracht, Bridger Finn Cudmore, Avery Edmundson, Emelia M. Hawkins, Vivian Grace Keefe and Taylor Ann Mire.
Priest River - Savannah Hudson, Hannah N. Palfrey.
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