Fall 2018 Honor Rolls Announced

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Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the Fall 2018 semester.

Students listed on the President’s Honor Roll have completed 12 or more credit hours and have earned a GPA of not less than 3.8, with no grade less than a B – excluding 0-level courses. The Vice President’s Honor Roll is for students who have completed 12 or more hours of coursework and have earned a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79, with no grade less than a C – excluding 0-level courses.

The President’s Honor Roll includes: Kyla Spann, Anadarko; Sheila Upton, Anadarko; Elizabeth Lette, Ardmore; Brooklyn Judkins, Bethany; Jesakah Gathers, Binger; Kyra Elliott, Calumet; Bobbi Lampkin, Calumet; Rebecca Price, Canute; Kade Squires, Carnegie; Juliana Blalock, Chickasha; Joshua Cobb, Clarendon, TX; Macey Goretska, Corydon, IA; Madison Lamer, Edmond; Morgan Merritt, Edmond; Alexander Broyles, El Reno; Andrew Broyles, El Reno; Abigail Darragh, El Reno; Ruth DeLeon, El Reno; Emily Heupel, El Reno; Kinsley Hall, Elk City; Merick Moore, Foss; Amanda Rhoades, Geary; Madisyn McCauley, Goldsby; Caleb Sanderson, Hinton; Patrick Hine, Kingwood, TX; Christina Jenkins, Lawton, OK; Taryn Cook, Lindsay, OK; Aniston Bolding, Maplesville, AL; Matilyn Allen, Maysville; Sydney Dacus, Minco; Aaron Gelvin, Minco; Brayden Reed, Mustang, Blake Williams, Mustang,; Tyler McKenzie, Oklahoma City; Jacob Morton, Oklahoma City; Natally Owen, Oklahoma City; Sharina Page, Oklahoma City; Ana Prospero Avila, Oklahoma City; Melanie Williams, Porter; Morgan Gronquist, Tuttle; Elisa Valenzuela, Watonga; Stevie Perkins, Wellston; Abigail Kershey, Yukon; Erin Lynch, Yukon; and Devin Ramsdell, Yukon.

The Vice President’s Honor Roll includes: Kyler Keef, Amber; Emily Sample, Bethamy; Shelby Wehmuller, Calumet; Caden Frazee, Cashion; Miranda Goforth, Chickasha; Margaret Hall, Chickasha; Anna Spottedwolf, Clinton; Jason Tharp, Custer City; Aimee Tharp, Drumright; Jana Archer, El Reno; Brooklyn Burden, El Reno; Tori Davis, El Reno; Sierra Jones, El Reno; Jaden Kindsvater, El Reno; Kaitlyn Pierce, El Reno; Garrett Sandiford, El Reno; Angela Spottedwolf, El Reno; Carla Thompson, El Reno; Miranda Raithel, Falls City, NE; Kassi Boling, Hinton; Samantha Dennington, Hinton; Dillan Duff, Hobart; Thomas Schleeter, Ignacio, CO; Jarvis Daukei, Kingfisher; Meghan Palmer, Kingfisher; Abby Craig, Logan, UT; William Burchfield, Minco; Cassidy Franklin, Minco; Kiley Utsler, Minco; Brigette Drabek, Moore; Destiny Hamilton, Mustang; Sidney Sellers, Mustang; Jake Gilles, Okarche; Kyle Schroeder, Okarche; Hunter Blunt, Oklahoma City; Casey Cooper, Oklahoma City; Joscelyn Landers, Oklahoma City; MacKinzie Overman, Ponca City; Brooklyn Turner, Sapulpa; Chase Lorg, Skiatook; Jarrick Snyder, Tahlequah; Paige Moudy, Verden; Jeminesse Hudson, Wanette; Andrew Barrett, Watonga; Hagan Ard, Weatherford; Madyson Crain, Weatherford; Samantha Blackowl, Yukon; Miriam Bruer, Yukon; Caitlyn Clark, Yukon; Madison Cox, Yukon; Mika Davis, Yukon; Curt Ellis, Yukon; Reagan Fairchild, Yukon; McKenlee Foote, Yukon; Mark Nelson, Yukon; Brian Penick, Yukon; Chance Shelton, Yukon; Kaylynn Smith, Yukon; Alyssa Wheeler, Yukon; and Erin Williams, Yukon.

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