Wednesday, March 3, 2004

Dean’s lists well represented

Faculty Honors given to undegraduate students earning a 4.00 GPA were awarded to Derek Ronald Bankieris, Nathaniel David Bittner, Bryan Scott Fitzgerald, James Michael Mayo, Aneet G. Patel, Amanda Marie Thomas, Georgia Institute of Technology.

The following students from Fayetteville made the fall 2003 Dean’s list: Robert Frank Moody, Jr., Baylor University; John Barry Bettis,Cara Ann Cocos, James Patrick Cook, Anna Lane Clark, Ashley Marie Davis, Harrell Edward Davis, Erin Whitney Gatlin, Carolyn Elise Krigline, Jason David Liles, Brandon Albert Miller, Matthew Nichols, Anson Fairchild Ratliff, Christopher Edward Shaver, Rachel Lauren Swafford, Georgia Institute of Technology; Susan H. O’Brien, Mississippi State; Chinasa N. Izeogu, St. Lawrence University; Jennifer Nicole Blake, Vanderbilt University; Karen Oh Norton, Wake Forest University; Tiffany Marie O’Neill, Wheaton College.

The following students from Newnan made the fall 2003 Dean’s list: Shelby Lad Allen, Nicholas Lewis Baughman, Derek Dee Campbell, Kathie Anne Coggin, Caroline Elise Krigline, Kirk Andrew Poucher, Venetia Carolina Thrower, Georgia Institute of Technology.

The following students from Peachtree City made the fall 2003 Dean’s list: Karin Nicole Bowman, Scott Michael Brady, John Anthony Brookes, Robert Douglas Brown, Nicholas Wayne Cotton, Brian Anthony Crescimanno, Sarah Kirsten Duffy, Donald Michael Lambing, Chris Trygye Madsen, Jill Adelle Magsombol, Kathleen Patricia McNulty, Christopher Andrew Mothorpe, Andrew Scott Myers, Erin L. Myers, Johnathan Robert Nowak, Javier Alberto Orraca, Jessica Erin Parsons, Kyle Alan Patton, Charles Cory Proctor, Jared David Salzmann, Andrew J. Schildmeyer, Justin Cameron Stutts, Kevin Frank Varisco, John Douglas Waters, Georgia Institute of Technology; Carrie Therese Freeman, Saint Mary’s College.

The following students from Tyrone made the fall 2003 Dean’s list: Bethany Mae Geist, Jacquelyn Rae Lynch, Savannah Michelle Solomon, Georgia Institute of Technology.

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