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President’s / Dean’s List – Summer Quarter

August 25, 2009
Academics

Georgia Military College proudly announces outstanding college students who have achieved academic distinction during the Summer Quarter.

From the ATLANTA campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above Lisa Draper
Grace Eke
James Williamson
Candace West
Timothy Dunson
Jennifer Rock
Gavin Arvizo
Jacqueline Buckner
Alexander Schlicht
Michael White
Melvin Pigee’
Kenneth Hale
Sarah Hunter

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Greg Carroll
Benjamin Bolaji
Marie-Therese Dieme
Lateshia Poole
Rushie Solomon
Blessing Ukonu
Stephanie Snead
Christopher Kay
Ersilyn Martin
Todd Dupree
Martell Hawkins
Kristin Haner
Jason Keaton
Katrice Richards
Robert Salomone
Carrie Gay
Valerie San Agustin
Nicholas Cannon
Adedayo Akinrolabu
Ebong Nsentip
Eunice Oyeyemi
Shelby Drake
Mohit Whabi
Veronica Gutierrez

From the AUGUSTA campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
Matthew Archevald
Tomiko Banks
Katharine Beene
Anita Blackmon
Julie Buser
Kenya Clark
Nancy Cole
Tessa Denenno
Hallie Grant
Pamela Hargrove
Kawanna Kea
Beverly Kitchens
Alan Lee
Selena Nicholson
Teddi Novakovski
Mallori Odum
Janice Reichard
Nadia Samuels
Tya Schoppe
India Story
Michelle Strout-Brast
Rebecca Walker
Teresa Watts
Kristine Williams
Shelliece Williams

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Charlotte Amerson
Summer Anderson
Tanesha Andres
Perry Arensman
Martha Azap
Leah Burt
Daphnee Campbell
Jacqueline Carlic
Nancy Clark
Kristin Clements
Matthew Criswell
Tijuana Doby
Steven Eaton
Laura Faircloth
Justen Gerstenkorn
Paul Graham
William Hall
Anthony Henry
Yolanda Hunter
Shauntia Jones
Sandra Joyner
Kaitlin Keller
Malcolm Link
Christopher Martin
John Martin
Patrick McBride
Eric McDade
Samantha McNeely
David McSwain
Jessica McSwain
Joseph Morris
Margarita Olivarez
Janet Osinlu
Brittany Pearson
Larhonda Robinson
Wayne Scott
William Seepe
Richard Seng
Heather Sharon
Dorothy Thompkins
Nicole Vizzari
Gregory Washington
Kimberly Welch
Tykeshia Williams

From the COLUMBUS campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above Araceli Burket
Valarie Kimble
Monique Middleton
Nicole Santos
Edward Scott
Kyle Sisco
Alexandria Valentini

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Jennifer Clark
Natashia Fabec
Kenyetta Faison
Kala Freeman
Charles Glisson
Malik Middleton
Mikiala Mitchell
Princess Phillips

From the MADISON campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
David Bruce
Caitlin Glessner
Justin Hanson
Sara Minton
Pamela Moore
Maryann Mullins
Micah Powell
Glenda Reid
Alondra Sauersinger
Kimberly Schremmer
Nikki Stephens

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Trey Bishop
Kelly Carlyle
Samuel Mitchem
Matthew Morrill
Brandy Olsen
Jordan Sammons
Ashley Smoak
Elisabeth Thompson

From the MILLEDGEVILLE campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
Stacy Bachan
Jeffrey Chance
Megan Clark
William Cox
Tory Criswell
Barry Davis
Phillip Denning
George Dukes
Lacey Foster
Porsche Hill
Farran Holder
Angela Hunt
Kristen Jackson
Rachel Johns
Lauren Luker
Megan Luttrull
Kelly Mahaffey
Zachary Martin
Veronica Miller
John Napier
Elicia Pinkston
Christopher Poole
Amy Rainey
Shamira Reaves
Charles Reeves
Bonnie Riezinger
Benjamin Roberts
Joe Turner
Hunter Watson
Brandy Whitaker

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Cigi Adams
Pamela Beckom
Shannon Bonner
Amanda Boyd
Erica Brooks
Shanna Brooks
Daniel Brown
Danielle Butts
Matthew Carter
Hyo-Shin Cha
Thomas Clayton
Amber Evans
Ashley Hardie
Ashley Herndon
Edward Hicks
Latoya Hooks
Chase Johnson
Lori Layton
Houston Leach
Saadiyqa Livingstone
Richard Lowe
Lauren Maddox
Holly McGill
Joshua Meeks
Adrian Nelson
Wildred Pounds
Terry Primus
Rashun Prince
Krystynna Ransom
Brandy Roberts
Lashondra Sanford
Victoria Schneider
Adam Scruggs
Ashley Shuford
Lauren Simmons
Davis Stine
Jill Thompson
Nichcole Webb
Ayana White
Maurico White

From the SANDERSVILLE campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
Joshua Brantley
Mary Hood
Jennifer Mason
Shawana Nelson
Shamira Reaves
Jessie Warren
April Washington

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
John Bolt
Steve Dupree
James Price
Bobby Renfroe
Shakeila Spencer
Sheila Summerlin
Yolanda Taylor
Roy Washington

From the VALDOSTA campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
Telia Alexander
Tamikka Beatty
Victoria Bennett
Ashley Blakely
Karen Bomar
Ryane Canfield
John Chambers
David Deal
Jason Dove
Kalyn Edwards
Jonathan Fortier
Candice Foster
Shondra Holmes
Derek Hon
Tara Jackson
Courtney Jones
Wyvonnie Jones
Kelly Justice
Shirley Kelly
Casandra Kilgore
Ammie Leonards
Amanda Martin
Cindy Mathis
Jasmine McCloud
Kellie McGill
Tracey Metts
Amy Miller
Erin Mitchell
Bruce Morris
Christina Mosteller
Robert Mullis
Joanna Padgett
Matthew Parham
Mark Ridley
Becky Spivey
Lindsey Stone
Tammy Tomberlin
Christy Whitson

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above:
Stepheni Ball
Anita Battles
Shalonda Beal
Jamie Brice
James Coats
Darryl Coleman
Haley Crosby
Teresia Dale
Jeremy Felts
Kristi Folsom
Lauren Gandy
Allyse Hargrove
Richard Harrell
Heather Hill
Paul Jackson
Nichole Jahn
Charles James
Bettina Jones
Cressida Kilgore
Seul Lee
Brian McMillin
Christopher McMillion
Krystal Miller
Felicia Minter
Billie Mleko
Monica Page
Kejal Patel
Verity Pearce
Jeremy Powell
Aysia Reed
Calvin Render
Harold Shea
Carnessa Sims
Kimberly Stemcosky
Deidre Taylor
Adam Tolle
Marcia Washington
Jimmie Webb
Rebecca Webster,
Jenny Wolfe
Adrienne Wright

From the WARNER ROBINS campus:
PRESIDENT’S LIST – 3.70 grade point average or above
Grant Bennett
Jeanelle Carey
Tiffany Carswell
Kierstin Colbert
Richard Cooley
Vanessa Copeland
Serena Damnjanovic
Kathryn Dixon
Stacey Foran
Ross Goodman
Jason Hall
Clayton Hunt
Emily Kemp
Lenleigh Mixon
Brianne Moody
Ashlee Owens
Jennifer Prewitt
Angela Rivers
Kelli Sherwood
Carrie Smith
Todd Stimus
Brittany Torain
Kwajaline Trammell
Janea Wright

DEAN’S LIST – 3.20 grade point average or above
Ashley Armour
Christina Beltz
Jacob Brake
Mary Brigmond
Rachel Broussard
Branden Cote
Rachael Crean
Kendra Dixon
Ember Dunagan
Daniel Dunn
Jennifer Elliott
Amanda French
Krystale Grace
Christian Hadome
Mathew Kinsey
Joshua Lankford
Stephanie May
Russell Meadows
Matthew Morrow
Ericka Nall
Molly Portman
Cristina Randall
Traci Smith
Jonathon Snyder
Aliyah Tobler-Taylor
Graham Walden
Lamona Webster
Crystal Whitney
Kelly Williams
Micah Williams

Georgia Military College is a two-year liberal arts college offering a student-centered educational experience to scholars across the state of Georgia with campuses in Milledgeville, Augusta, Valdosta, Warner Robins, Columbus and Union City, and extension centers in Madison and Sandersville. Georgia Military College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Associate Degrees.
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