Northeastern Junior College has released its honor roll list for the 2021 spring semester and reports that 212 full-time students were given high academic achievement recognition, including 90 students who made the President’s List by earning a 4.0 grade point average.
Those making the President’s List included (by home location as designated by the student):
Akron – Abby Scholes
Atwood – Julieann Trout
Ault – Alyssa Winter
Aurora – Callan Phair
Bennett – Kaylie Zuhlke
Berthoud – Hailey Pepper
Black Hawk – Wilhelm Lorenz
Boulder – Thomas Carson
Brighton – Emily Castillo
Brush – Matthew Gorrell, Dalayna Tadolini, Jordan Uhrig, Bryson Wooldridge
Colorado Springs – Katelynne Kelly, Joseph Miles
Commerce City – Mason Donato, Danielle Woolsey
Crook – Collin Lange
Flagler – Reid Strode
Fleming – Catherine Castillo, Brooke Sigmon
Fort Morgan – Kendall Elliott, Jordan Kendrick, Lindsey Nestor
Franktown – Ainsley Fischer
Greeley – Bailie Duncan, Kalani Hikida, Lauren Wagner
Gunnison – Lauren Shrieves
Haxtun – Taylor Boerner
Holyoke – Tate Dille, Andrea McCallum, Carissa Zion
Iliff – Kinlie Lewis
Julesburg – Sadie Ingram, Kory Neugebauer
Littleton – Nickalus DiNapoli, Autumn Mejia
Matheson – Delaney Hegger
Merino – Nicole Edgar, Hannah Pejsa, Lydia Pejsa
Otis – Kyler Goeglein
Ovid – Anne Sittner, Whitney Walter
Sterling – Lathecia Avila, Sonya Batty, Kiersten Bohler, Joseph Coakley, Casteus Combs, Gabrielle Cone, Jade Diamond, Hailey Fehringer, Emily Fleckenstein, Ananisia Gallegos, Shanna Garvin, Keriann Haney, Auston Hoskins, Cristen Houghton, Kaitlyn Houghton, Chase Hume, Mallory Kaiser, Oliver Lemily, Marissa McAlister, Tucker Myers, Kayla Peterson, Lexi Quint, Brian Riggle, Kaylee Schell, Jessica Swanson, Jessica Teter, Ryan Wecker, Brendon Williams-Ransdell, Jace Wright
Stoneham – Devin Littlefield
Thornton – Stacy Bott
Weldona – Kirsten Wood
Wray – Keegan Shaw
Yuma – Tiffany Leach, Ema Richardson, Nolan White
Florida – Dylan Viebrantz-Zavatini
Minnesota – Derek Ericson
New Mexico – Nicole Barela
Utah – Jared Maciel
Brazil – Vinicius Prado Fornari
France – Mohamed Belmahdi, Clement Scaccia
Germany – Lars Walczyk
Netherlands – Jesse Welfing
Students making the Vice President’s List with a 3.75 – 3.99 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):
Alamosa – Tab Smith
Arvada – Seth Keener
Atwood – Faith Murphy
Ault – Olivia Himmel
Aurora – Ivan Luna
Brighton – Danikah McCollam
Centennial – Colby Haworth, Christian Jha
Colorado Springs – Ian Costa, Daniel Perry
Cope – Tyler Schneider
Crook – Autumn Brown, Joshua Kokes
Denver – Riley Klein, Christian Rogers, Ryan Speck
Englewood – Mckenna Bone
Evans – Mayson Fagot
Evergreen – Charlie Hilgers
Greeley – Andie Anderson, Tristan Kempema
Haxtun – Tannor Thacker, Sabrina Zink
Highlands Ranch – Dalton Brewer
Kirk – Trevor Frank
La Salle – Amanda Terrell
Littleton – Greyson Gines, Jack Kornegay
Morrison – Matthew Johnson
Otis – Tristan Holland
Parker – Samantha Smith
Pueblo West – Nate Denniston
Sedgwick – Darrien Miller
Steamboat Springs – Jessica Diehl
Sterling – Brayden Clark, Rodrigo Del Rio Rodriguez, Jade Feather, Chelsie Saunders, Bryce Gilliland, Stephen Pablo, Emilia Reeves, Joseph Vallejos, Katie Von Steinman
Thornton – Slayter Andolsek
Yuma – Shelby Blach, Andrea Kuntz, Julissa Poblete, Lane Remmich
California – Cindy Sagahon
Kansas – Ethan Richmond
Nebraska – Say Poe, Kogen Yamamoto
Utah – SaraAnne Juvenal
Brazil – Felipe Carli Diniz Oliveira
France – Milan Diklic
Italy – Lorenzo Brugiati
Dean’s List honorees, which represented student with a 3.5 – 3.74 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):
Akron – Amanda Parmenter
Amherst – Kassidy Porter
Arvada – Richie Padilla
Aurora – Taelor Jackson, Dylan Reyes, Valeria Perez Rivera
Bennett – Mandy McCormick
Bethune – Chadron Walters
Brighton – Matt Baker, Danae Martinez
Broomfield – Jordan Swinhart
Carr – Blake Fabrizius
Crook – Shaianna Sabata
Deer Trail – Liddya Lavoie
Evergreen – Sara Lynch
Fort Collins – Hannah Eddy, Hailey Vaughan
Fort Morgan – Jordan Wilgenburg
Granby – Abbie Halley
Hillrose – Heidi Binnendyk, Ellie Fritzler, Isaac Linker
Holyoke – Ashley Rahe
Idalia – Caleb Wingfield
Julesburg – Karsen Blochowitz
Littleton – Chloe Abernethy, Alex Anaya-Alva, Ceth Collins
Mancos – Kasey Wallace
Monument – Kylie Walker
Orchard – Paige Finegan
Otis – Mallory Thompson
Ramah – Riley Maranville
Sedgwick – Brittney Geschwentner
Sterling – Hashon Boyd, Garrett Cockroft, Dylan Cranwell, Danny De Souza, Tate Everhart, Cheyenne Finlayson, Jimi Flesner, Axel Henry, Cole Huggins, Rodney Lambert, Adam Napowsa, Andrew Pasko, Ethan Phelps, Logan Reyes, Michael Stevens
Stoneham – Paige Northrup
Thornton – Dalton Knecht
Windsor – Trent Schumacher
Yampa – Grace Olinger
Yuma – Preston Blach, Raquel Eduardo
California – Cora Onorato
Missouri – Micah Diamond
Nebraska – Beth Howell, Thomas Kramer
Nevada – Matthew Baughn
New Mexico – Tyler Campbell
Wyoming – Colter Julian, Brittney Lopez
Canada – Brady Howg
Greece – Filippa Goula
Spain – Mar Danes Ricart