The following students were named on the president's and dean's lists at Columbia Basin College.
President's List
Students who earn 12 credits in courses 100 or above within the quarter and achieve a quarterly grade-point average of 3.85-4.00 are named to the President's Honor Roll.
Joseph Antonowicz, Nakia Becerra, Scott Birks, Paden Bosworth, Zackary Christian, Jamie Crites, Lindsey Day, Amy Durham, Irina Foley, Ryan Gardner, Leonela Garza, Megan Gifford, Erienne Harding, Adam Haun, Kenneth Helland, Summer Imran, Angela Ingalls, Thomas Jenkins, Jessica Kaiser, Peter Kay, Miamae Kiamco Kiamco, Chris Koenig, Snezhana Kucheryavyy, Yee Leung, Luke Mcalister, Blanca Mokler, Deborah Moles, Brittney Molina, Eldon Otta, Earl Penor, Thomas Powers, Callie Qualheim, Cayiah Ramble, Eustorgio Rodriguez, Jared Sanders, Joan Sheldon, Danielle Smith, Collette Tallman, Nicanor Tejeda, Austin Thomas, Marlena White, Jedd Wright.
Dean's List
Students who earn 12 credits in courses 100 or above within the quarter and achieve a quarterly GPA of 3.50-3.84 are named to the Dean's Honor Roll.
Nicole Anderson, William Anderson, Hannah Anthony, Carina Anzures, Rosio Avila, Jennifer Becker, Shawn Berry, Doreen Bettencourt, Michael Boulton, Kendra Brewer, Heather Brower, Shelby Case, Bernice Cave, Rosabel Chavez, Emily Clark, Ardythe Cleary, Ana Cruz, Sara Daily, Carmen Delosier, Joseph Elerding, Lisa Estey, Delia Garza, Elizabeth Garza, Andrea Gizzarelli, Julissa Gonzalez, Tanna Gore, Susan Graf, Riley Gray, Anna Gusar, Denis Gusic, Zixu Ha, Shelby Harrow, Reynaldo Hernandez, Sharon Hughes, Amy Jensen, Cambria Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Zea Kiamco, Cristeen Kinghorn, Vyacheslav Kolesnikov, Luke Konzek, Daryl Lanphear, John Lawton, Jeanne Lechelt, Claudia Leon, Robert Mace, Joseph Maier, Vanessa Manolopoulos, Sebastian Martin, Karyn Mcgary, Megan Moore, Anna Morrison, Zaven Muradyan, Sharon Olson, Nicole Osborn, Andrew Pascual, Victoria Paxton, Frieda Perkins, Nathan Robles, Krystal Rosenau, Ben Sachs, Chanse Shepard, Robert Siegel, Chelsie Silva, Maurice Smiley, Nadia Soto, Katherine Swift, Christy Thompson, Delia Tobon, Kimberly Trent, Kasey Turner, Michelle Ursua, Alisa Valdivia, Rubi Vargas, Angela Velasquez, Antoine Vetrano, Susan Wagner, Amanda Walker, Timothy White, Vermonica Zavala.
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