Redlands Community College Releases Honor Rolls for Fall 2017

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 10, 2018

Contact: Dayna Rowe, Director of Public Communications and Marketing

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REDLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELEASES HONOR ROLLS FOR FALL 2017

EL RENO, Okla. — Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the Fall 2017 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: Trenton Tallman, Adrian, Mo.; Thomas Willis, Alderson, W. Va.; Ariona White, Anadarko; Colton Gregory, Blanchard; Bryce Nickel, Corn; Madison Lamer, Edmond; Kristin Allen, El Reno; William Auten, El Reno; Ryleigh Davis, El Reno; Natasha Heupel, El Reno; Jaxon Holbrook, El Reno; Anna Jeffrey, El Reno; Julianna Kubilis, El Reno; David Morris, El Reno; Cassandra Snow, El Reno; Salem Stevens, El Reno; Luke Ball, Enid; Mark Jarvis, Goshen, Ind.; Harley Rogers, Hamilton, Texas; Austin Reitzenstein, Kersey, Colo.; Caley Ellington, Linville, Va.; Stetson Smith, Minco; Rhonda Weigand, Minco; Rhett Boyd, Mulhall; David Cheek, Mustang; Kaleigh Singleton, Mustang; Anne Symes, Nicoma Park; Jake Gilles, Okarche; Tyler McKenzie, Oklahoma City; Tiffany McLaughlin, Oklahoma City; Chiedozie Nwigwe, Oklahoma City; Catherine Schenck, Oklahoma City; Sarah Wheeler, Oklahoma City; Mikaela Cone, Portales, N.M.; Emily Boyer, Tuttle; Samantha Burdick, Tuttle; Hanna Landry, Union City; Stephanie Fremin, Walters; Jeminesse Hudson, Wanette; Audrey Smith, Watonga; Elisa Valenzuela, Watonga; Kylie Mykel, Yukon; and Alyssa Wheeler, Yukon.

The Vice President’s Honor Roll includes: Cecelia Thompson, Anadarko; Miranda Pamich, Apache; Shalah Hasbell, Asher; Vanessea Garcia, Bethany; Caden Frazee, Cashion; Mitchell Hunter, Clinton; Bethany Corwin, El Reno; Abigail Darragh, El Reno; Victor De La Torre, El Reno; Brady Good, El Reno; Secilia Morales, El Reno; Jordan Tillery, El Reno; Robin Uptain, El Reno; Roman Pena-Pewenofkit, Gracemont; Kassi Boling, Hinton; Jason Gipson, Hinton; Krystal Smith, Hinton; Matthew Risenhoover, Hitchcock; Jarrett Phillips, Hobart; Debora Orieta, Hurlingham, Argentina.; Keanna Smith, Ignacio, Colo.; Victoria Brodersen, Kingfisher; Brandon McCurdy, Kingfisher; Rebecca McCurdy, Kingfisher; Nicholas McNeil, Kingfisher; Macy Turner, Kingfisher; Kix Walker, Konawa; Alexander Wehrenberg, Loyal; Riley Dacus, Minco; Jacqueline Quezada, Mustang; Paige Wedman, Mustang; Jacob Brooks, Oklahoma City; Casey Cooper, Oklahoma City; Johnny Leake, Oklahoma City; Lily Vien Nguyen, Oklahoma City; Sharina Page, Oklahoma City; Philip Nance, Paris, Texas; Julia Reyor, Union City; M'Kynna Woods, Union City; Jacob McMillan, Winnsboro, Texas; Jayne Collins, Yukon; Alexie Davis, Yukon; Gena John, Yukon; Taryn Johnson, Yukon; Andrew Long, Yukon; Kelso Rowe, Yukon; and Alyson Sweeney, Yukon.

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