Redlands Community College Releases Honor Rolls

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Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the Fall 2023 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 Fall 2023 President’s Honor Roll includes: Caroline Boysen, Alvin, TX; Blake Janssen, Amber; Ashton Pewenofkit, Anadarko; Brody Devaughan, Binger; Kelsey Walsh, Binger; Dawson Robbins, Broken Bow; Ashtyn Adams, Brownwood, TX; Austin Arnold, Calumet; Carlie Golden, Calumet; Emma Patswald, Calumet; Dru Steffes, Canute; Lyndsey Garrett, Carlisle, KY; Amber Coleman, Carney; Jacob Peeler, Carter; Kace Prather, Chickasha; Brooke Seale, Cleveland, TX; Victoria Kirkendoll, Clinton; Laci Snider, Clinton; Griffin Behrens, Colbert; Gracelynn Nickell, Comanche; Maysen Garrett, Crescent; Dulce Espinoza Ramos, Culiacan Sinaloa, Mexico; Emma Knapp, Edmond; Syed Mohammad, Edmond; Kaysen Atkinson, El Reno; Aaron Broyles, El Reno; James Daughety, El Reno; Bailey Denwalt, El Reno; Dusty Dixon-Arnold, El Reno; Boston Ellison, El Reno; Brayllen Freeman, El Reno; Dillon Green, El Reno; Matthew Kasbohm, El Reno; Connor Pell, El Reno; Yolanda Robb, El Reno; Aidan Shaw, El Reno; Allyson Taylor, El Reno; McKenzie Simon, Elk City; Riley Pearce, Enola, AR; Allan Lehne, Fredericksburg, TX; Grayden Baker, Glenpool; Alexis Vanwinkle, Glenpool; Steven Sanders, Guthrie; Wyatt Fechter, Howard, KS; Ryder Klaassen, Hydro; Cade Rea, Hydro; Braydee Bussell, Idabel; Max Fischer, Iowa Park, TX; Kenedy Devoe, Justin, TX; Landon Livingston, Kingfisher; Jacee Mueggenborg, Kingfisher; Nathan Smalley, Kingfisher; Jack Habjan, Linwood, KS; Maggie McDonald, Magnolia, AR; Sarah Sanders, Maysville; Rylee Young, Meeker; Garrison Bass, Minco; Nathan Dacus, Minco; Hannah Herrel, Minco; Zane Johnson, Minco; Madison Adams, Mustang; Riley Garrison, Mustang; Melany Amador, Newalla,; Graci Osborn, Newcastle; Mason Allan, Nocona, TX; Emili Scott, Norman; Payton Kerby, Okarche; Bryce Reese, Okarche; Elizabeth Hernandez, Oklahoma City; Daxton Joyce, Oklahoma City; Alexus Roberson, Oklahoma City; Rayanne Bowman, Perkins; Carlos Michinaux, Richmond, TX; Marshyl Stennett, Sachse, TX; Delaney Colvin, Saint Louis, MO; Molly Kreutzer, Talihina; Brian Jones, Thomas; Chyann Emerson, Tuttle; Shayna Ernst, Weatherford; Kalee Hysell, Weatherford; Shelby Candler, Weaverville, NC; Ethan Matt, Woodward; Ariana Albrightson, Yukon; Alexis Archer, Yukon; Avery England, Yukon; Keira Flenniken, Yukon; Nicklas Hammock, Yukon; Aisha Leonard, Yukon; James Nguyen, Yukon; Gage Novosad, Yukon; Kaitlyn Peterson, Yukon; Katie Searl, Yukon; Olatunde Sodiya, Yukon; and Sarah Venturi, Yukon.

The Fall 2023 Vice President’s Honor Roll includes: Hunter Perrier, Bartlesville; Eli Bilyeu, Binger; Kolton White, Binger; Camron White, Canyon, TX; Kahlie Crew, Chickasha; Miya Ingram, Chickasha; Baylee Osborn, Chickasha; Saige Seibold, Chickasha; Sara Marlow, Claremore; Montse Herrera, Clinton; Ryan Sessions, Dallas, TX; Easton Ford, Durant; Kristina Conner, El Reno; Rebecca Craig, El Reno; Gavin Crawford, El Reno; Hannah Dustin, El Reno; Hayley Hodge, El Reno; Kori Jenkins, El Reno; Devin Lewis, El Reno; Judy Perrin, El Reno; Michael Reyes, El Reno; Miguel Salazar, El Reno; Matthew Zmolik, El Reno; Owen Elliott, Elk City; Cora Capatske, Ellsworth, WI; Allie Stowers, Fairmont; Aidyn Cross, Guthrie; Konner Baartman, Kingfisher; Clayton Sanders, Lindsay; Shelby Clanton, Loyal; Nash Hensley, Markleville, IN; McKy Lambert, Midland, TX; John Featherstone, Mustang; Gregory Limage, Naguabo, Puerto Rico; Ryan Huntley, Norman; Brody Sadler, Okarche; Jameson Ross, Okemah; Deazhon Perkins, Oklahoma City; Daley Rain, Oklahoma City; Emily Row, Oklahoma City; Charlie Sutherland, Petal, MS; Parker Brewer, Piedmont; Caleb Dixon, Piedmont; Bryant Fulks, Stratford; Zoe Bonilla, Texhoma; Charley Thrasher, Texhoma; Garrett Walden, Tonganoxie, KS; Kara Miner, Tryon; Destyn Emerson, Tuttle; Virginia Hartfield, Watonga; Kash Thorne, Waxahachie, TX; Tayen Redgate, Waynoka; Grady Chaplin, Weatherford; Jessica Herrera Anderson, Wesley Chapel, FL; Jairo Campiz, Woodland, CA; Arianna Kantsperger, Yukon; Paige Karmun, Yukon; Chase Kingery, Yukon; Ginger Peters, Yukon; Mallory Pitt, Yukon; Campbell Schwartz, Yukon; Seth Tate, Yukon; Avery Turner, Yukon; Brianna Vazquez, Yukon; and Benjamin Weeks, Yukon, OK.