The following residents were recently named to Northeastern University’s dean’s list for the spring semester.
Doylestown, resident Natalie Yim, majoring in bioengineering/biochemistry; Doylestown resident Nicole Giannotti, majoring in health science; Doylestown resident Mei Peng Rizzo, majoring in intl affairs/economics; Doylestown, resident Andrew Baldassarre, majoring in mechanical engineering; Furlong resident Abigail Kearns, majoring in bioengineering; Furlong resident Rianna Rosenberg, majoring in business administration; New Hope resident Benjamin Green, majoring in mechanical engineering; Pipersville resident Jill Grube, majoring in behavioral neuroscience.
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The following students from Bucks County have been named to the spring 2021 dean’s list at Indiana University of Pennsylvania:
Bristol: Triona Victoria Fant, B.A. in English/writing studies; Natale Marie Walker, B.A. in psychology;
Chalfont: Kyle Alexander Fisher, B.S.Ed. in social studies education/history;
Doylestown: Jessica Marie Krapf, B.A. in criminology; Andrew Thomas Kulikowski, B.S. in natural science/pre-physical therapy; Rebekah C. Wesney, B.A. in criminology;
Dublin: Makayla D. Hayes, B.A. in criminology;
Ferndale: Emma Dorothy Miller, Fairhill Road, B.S. in marketing;
Ivyland: Katariina Autere, B.S. in nursing;
Langhorne: Jacob R. Hardnock, B.S. in phys ed and sport/pre-athletic training; Dante Jarel Herder, B.S. in marketing;
Levittown: Mark Ryan Hertkorn, B.A. in criminology/pre-law; Kaylee Hutchins, B.S.Ed. in early childhood and special education; Mary Ann Mills, B.S. in interior design; Matthew Gindhart Tomlin, B.S. in human resource management;
Newtown: Abigail E. Jett, B.S. in human development and family science;
Perkasie: Jack Henry Haring, B.A. in criminology;
Pipersville: Joselyn Teresa Acuna, B.S.Ed. in early childhood and special education;
Quakertown: Isaiah Douglas Buzdygon, B.F.A. in music performance; Amelia Derry, B.S. in fashion merchandising; Julia Grace Huot, B.S. in disability services; Melissa Lynn Pham, B.S. in nursing; Caitlin Rosenberger, B.S. in nursing; Amanda M. Zaner, B.A. in international studies;
Richlandtown: Andrew J. Stout, B.S. in management/general;
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Centenary University has announced the dean’s list for the spring 2021 semester. Pennsylvania residents who earned dean’s list honors are: Amanda Kujawa, Bethlehem; Brandi Ramm and Brandon James Smith, Easton; Kristi Lesong Wenger, Newtown.
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Tali Delfini, a junior environmental studies and elementary education major from Ottsville and a graduate of Palisades High School, made the dean’s list for spring 2021 semester at Saint Michael’s College.
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The following students wre named to the spring honor roll at Oregon State University:
Levittown: Jack P. Hobe, freshman, fisheries and wildlife sciences; Northampton: Morgan J. Heffelfinger, senior, digital communication arts.
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The following students from Bucks County made the dean’s list for the spring semester at Immaculata University: Nicholas Livolsi of Bensalem, Katie Mulvey of Bensalem, Emily Shappell of Bensalem, Anna Freeman of Chalfont, Samantha LaBrake of Doylestown, Bryce Wiltbank of Fairless Hills, Taylor Kelly of Feasterville Trevose, Kelly O’Brien of Huntingdon Valley, Sean Chalmers of Langhorne, Kate Lafferty of Langhorne, Matthew Lynn of Langhorne, Mary McKinney of Levittown, Madeline Terry of Levittown, Kenneth DiFilippo of Morrisville, Julianna Rotondo of Perkasie, Ashley Schaffer of Sellersville, Bridget McDonough of Trevose and Gillian Fennessey of Warminster.
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The following students were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2021 semester at Misericordia University: Jeremy Bass, Warrington; Ethan Benedict, Feasterville; Sarah Czop, Bensalem; Kyra Duncan, Bensalem; Isabel Falguera, Hatboro; Elizabeth Fasti, New Hope; Amelia Gansz, Quakertown; Shelby Hastings, Fairless Hills; John Kelley, Levittown; Patrick Mattes, Bethlehem; Haley McMenimen, Bethlehem; Brianna McPeak, Warrington; Emma Pole, Sellersville; Olivia Schumann, Perkasie; Mikayla Simanski, Erwinna; Jenna Whitman, Lansdale; Megan Woods, Quakertown; and Quintessa Zamolyi, Bethlehem.
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