Clinton School project in Plainfield builds literacy and learning
Pre-kindergarten, first- and second-grade students and teachers at Clinton Elementary School in the Plainfield School District worked on an literacy project this spring using the book "The Tiny Seed" by author Eric Carle.
The work has been carried in and out of classrooms and in the hallways of the school.
According to Vashon Hill, kindergarten teacher assistant, teams of teachers conducted this literacy and learning campaign to allow children to experience and learn something fun and practical in their lives.
"The students worked hard on different projects, which included an exhibition in our hallways, drawings, and personal expression," Hill said. "It was important to place items in the hallways to invite other children who did not participate in this project, to observe, learn and share what the children were learning. So we all learn at the same time. "
After reading "The Tiny Seed," students also learned lessons about the different seasons of the year, life cycles of butterflies, sunflowers, bees and plants, said Maria Pagan, first-grade bilingual educator.
"All the lessons were taught through each subject: math, reading, writing and science," Pagan said. "Although the children were in different grades they all learned about these lessons and collaborated on the project."
Approximately 100 children participated in this learning project, and Pagan said the project is expected to continue in the next school year.
The team of teachers included: Preschool: Niketa Bailey-Dupiche and Audrey Fenton; Kindergarten: Vashon Hill, Tina Geslak, Jenny Jasko, Jill Stanton, Karen Pacifico, Norma Nieto, Rosa Camey; First Grade: Maria Pagan, Oladele Osunsami, Genean Grate, and Regina Mazza; Secondnd Grade: Antoinette Barracato and Gabriela Zanatta-Perdomo.
American International College
Sophie Neuhaus of Fanwood received a doctor's degree in physical therapy from the American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Champlain College
Caroline Garretson of Somerville was named to the spring president's list a Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont. Student must achieve at grade-point average of 4.0
Clemson University
The following Central Jersey residents received their degrees this spring from Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina:
Madeline Sage Genco of Annandale, master's degree in entomology .
Paige B. Anderson of Basking Ridge, bachelor's degree in packaging science
Rachel Jones of Branchburg, master's degree in counselor education
Leah M. Watson of Bridgewater, bachelor's degree in psychology
Dylan Raposo of Califon, bachelor's degree in civil engineering, cum laude
Timothy J. Cuccio of Flemington, bachelor's degree in accounting
Paul I. Cucco of Flemington, bachelor's degree in packaging science
Rebecca Ashley Rainey of Martinsville, bachelor's degree in financial management
Heather Josefina Gregory of New Providence, bachelor's degree in biological sciences
Sihao Chen of Princeton, master's degree in business administration
Liang Yu of Princeton, master's degree in computer science
Lindsay Rebecca Ratner of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in genetics, cum laude
Olivia Elizabeth Kaiser of Three Bridges, bachelor's degree in animal and veterinary sciences, magna cum laude
College of Saint Mary
Richeona Reeves of Piscataway received a bachelor's degree in rehabilitation studies, cum laude from the College of Saint Mary in Omaha, Nebraska, on May 20.
College of William & Mary
The following Central Jersey residents at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, were named to the spring dean's list: Joshua Kluger, Caitlin Taylor of Basking Ridge, Lindsay Browne of Bernardsville, Mary Grutta, Hunter Smith of Califon, Thomas Foreman of Flemington, Sophie Morris of Gladstone, Hannah Ryan of Glen Gardner, Ian Creelman of High Bridge, Megan Bull of Hillsborough, Taylor Brinker, Kiliaen O'Connor of Lebanon, Bryan Gardiner of Peapack, Jill Ashey of Pittstown, Gabriela MacPherson of Scotch Plains, Nicole Lorenzi, Robert Tidona, Megan Yingling of Skillman, Troy Cullen of Warren, Natalie Marcotullio of Westfield. Student must achieve a grade-point average of 3.6.
Emory & Henry College
Cassandra Pierz of Raritan graduated with a degree in equine studies from Emory & Henry College in Emory, Virginia, on May 5.
Geneva College
Taylor Jacobus of High Bridge and Paige Wintermute of Hampton were named to the spring dean's list at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. Student must have a grade-point average of 3.6.
Georgian Court University
The following Central Jersey residents received their degrees on May 27 (graduates were for August and December 2017, and May 2018): Lauren Carmon of Dunellen, master's degree; Katie Crilley of South Plainfield, master's degree; Erin Gomez of South Plainfield, master's degree; Carolyn Hassenkamp of Somerville, master's degree; Jenalee Jenkin of South Plainfield, bachelor's degree; Michelle Minniti of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree; Anthony Pittala of Bedminster, master's degree; Neal Steed of South Plainfield, master's degree; Cathline Tanis of Hillsborough, master's degree; Lauren Ashley Tapia of Bound Brook, bachelor's degree.
Hofstra University
The following Central Jersey residents at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, were named to the provost's list: Gabrielle D'Alessandro of Martinsville, Michelle Gruber of Branchburg and Raymond Ruiz of Scotch Plains.
Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation
The Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation presented scholarships to 30 recipients this spring. The scholarships are awarded to those who are pursuing careers in the healthcare industry.
The recipients received scholarships from the Jean Alvater Baker Scholarship, Wingover Scholarship for Nursing Education, Albert Kahn and Mary Kahn R.N. Scholarship, the Patricia M. Psenisky Nursing Scholarship, Millie E. Apgar Scholarship for Nursing Education and the Hunterdon Medical Center Auxiliary Educational Fund.
The Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation, the fundraising organization for the Hunterdon Healthcare System, seeks gifts and grants from individuals, corporations, foundations and other sources to assist the Hunterdon Medical Center and its affiliated non-profit organizations, such as Hunterdon Regional Community Health and Hunterdon Hospice, in fulfilling their mission to meet the community’s need for high quality healthcare.
Annual charitable gifts to the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation provide the essential support needed to expand clinical services and programs and maintain and enhance our facilities. Visit, foundation.hunterdonhealthcare.org
Iowa State University
Justin Miranda of Piscataway, received a bachelor's degree in industrial technology from Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa.
Kent Place School Class of 2018
Graduating seniors at Kent Place in Summit are going on to college around the country. Here's a look at their destinations:
American University; Boston College; Boston University; Bucknell University; Colgate University; College of the Holy Cross; College of William & Mary; Columbia University; Duke University; Elizabethtown College; Emory University; Georgetown University; Gettysburg College; Hobart and William Smith Colleges; Indiana University Bloomington; Ithaca College;Johns Hopkins University; Kean University; Lafayette College; Northeastern University; Occidental College; Princeton University; Rice University; Southern Methodist University; Spelman College; Swarthmore College; Syracuse University; Trinity College;Tufts University; University of Colorado at Boulder; University of Michigan; University of Pennsylvania; University of Richmond; University of Southern California; University of St. Andrews; University of Wisconsin - Madison; Vanderbilt University; Vassar College; Villanova University; Wake Forest University; Washington University in St. Louis; Wesleyan University; Williams College; Yale University.
Knox College
Andrea Jindracek of Glen Gardner received a bachelor's degree in creative writing with a minor in anthropology and sociology from Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois on June 3.
Lincoln University
Henry Ogala of Somerset was named to the spring dean's list at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri. Student must achieve a grade-point average of 3.0.
Lycoming College
The following Central Jersey received their degrees from Lycoming College in Williamsport, Pennsylvania: Charlotte Wentz of Glen Gardner, bachelor's degree in chemistry, cum laude; Rachel Brokaw of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in psychology.
Mary Baldwin University
Charlotte Evans of Asbury, received a doctor's degree in occupational therapy from Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Virginia on May 20.
Miami University
Diane Gitler of Middlesex was recently accepted into the Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) and will be taking classes toward a master of arts in teaching degree in the biological sciences from Miami University through Project Dragonfly.
Middlesex County College
The following Central Jersey resident at Middlesex County College were named to the spring dean's list:
Basking Ridge: Xinyan Lu
Bound Brook:Siria Marroquin-Depaz
Bridgewaer; Claire Lacy, Genesis Perez
Dunellen: Nicole Baudendistel, Carlos Pareja-Garcia, Nicole Coello, James Piedilato, Joshua Benalcazar, Jennifer Coello, Shaina Toth
Franklin Park: Samantha Terranova, Huda Usmani
Hillsborough: Andrew Cronce
Manville:Sowunmi Abimbola
Middlesex; Alejandra Hoyos, Melanie Perone, Rachel Segars, Chenxi Yang, Yuman Xu, Antonino Dimaggio , Ana Guzman-Ballinas, Kelly Boyle, Alejandra Monsalve, Ricardo Saldana, Kelly Zierdt, Mariah Lopez, Kristy Garcia, Neal Udsen
Piscataway: Mattruiz Eguia, Gillian Hatcher, Hanh Le, Danielle Lopazanski, Peter Nagy, Hiralkumar Patel, Jaykumar Patel, Emily Rider , Joseph Stahley, Sana Khan, Keyur Patel, Kamira Roache, Franka Seen, Jessica Uherek, Osman Jouejati, Karuna Pun, Jieun Shin, Katherine Suarez-Martinez, Neel Patel, Ashwin Vemula, Donark Patel, Trisha Maher, Ryan Henney, Sandy Truong, Kaila Kopp-Baez, Daniel Piepoli, Rebecca Birardi, Julia Gilleece, Kimberly Horning, Nicholas Nieto, Ayanna Johnson, Jake Carlon, Omar Hegab, Samantha Miller, Kyra Grant, Angelimani Bateman, Anthony Bellonio, Sasha Veliz, Jaydeep Patel, Glenn Harding, Mehal Patel, Swara Patel, Alicia Omoletski, Kajol Patel, Mark Reyes, Siara Rosa, Christine Iloegbunam, Samantha Urash, Ryan Carless, Katherine Gerardi, Mirse Amaya, Damon Pleasant, Mikayla Dufour, Ayoub Elannani, Orlando Merida, Khaleed Morrow, Diana Agudelo Foronda, Dana Lauria, William Wallace
Plainfield: Essence Rowe- Privott
Princeton: Jared Wojaczyk, Samuel Schwartz, Amber Scalera, Maria Torres, Qiongjie Zhou, Whitney Alderman, Collin Belk Rahway
Somerset: Alexis Attardo, Saad Ahmad, Arsilan Chaudhry, Adam Timari, Ariel Eighmey, Harlig Medina, Tiare Ramos
South Bound Brook: Jessica Raimondo, Thomas Cipas, Kaitlyn Mendelowitz
South Plainfield: Chris Ayala, Jamie Donato, Johny Khalaf, Nathan Mensah, Alexa Gentile, James O’Connor, Sarah McCarthy, Zachary-James Henderson, Christopher Kuberiet, Tony Le, Victoria Maino, Rebecca Ng, Chandniben Patel, Scott Pietschker, Samantha Tercek, Ellie Tom, Divya Budhan, Brian Cullen, Ariel Buenano, Salazar, Jack Cochrane, Matthew Ozbalik, Ricky Pellegrino, Jonathan Perez, Nicholas Pezzolla, Samantha Ratti, Jaime Rochotte, Hermala Sewdat, Dhruvkumar Patel, Loc Nguyen, Cody Soper, Aiden Adamson, Kimberlee Serrano, Jessica Ortiz, Pooja Patel, Maham Ali, Nicole Sottiriou, Kimberly Stanczak, Lauren Yanick, Brian Csobor, Gina Abbruzzese, Rachel Cannalonga, Tista Roy, Justice Lipuma, Mariam Abdelmalak, Shayna Hodge, Tara Jackson
Whitehouse Station; Hailey Patterson.
Misericordia University
The Department of English at Misericordia University recently recognized the academic accomplishments of its top graduating students at the annual Honors and Awards Ceremony in Lemmond Theater in Walsh Hall.
Laura Baut of Exeter was presented with the Okla Elliott Award for Creative Literary Achievement in recognition of her passion for the arts and excellence in the classroom. The Elliott Award was established in honor of the late Okla Elliott, Ph.D., a member of the Department of English faculty and noted poet and author, who died in March 2017.
Sierra-Lynn Krohnemann of Roslyn was presented the Instress Award for Service and Creative Distinction. Krohnemann was recognized for her creative spirit and leadership in serving as editor of Instress, Misericordia’s student literary publication, for three years.
The Award for Excellence in English was awarded to Gabriella LaManna of Hillsborough in recognition of her outstanding achievements in English.
The students graduated Saturday, May 12 during the 92nd annual spring commencement ceremony at the Anderson Sports and Health Center on campus.
Mount Saint Mary Academy
Northeastern University
The following Central Jersey residents at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, were named to the spring dean's list:
Abishek Cheriath, Jared Feldman, Ratchell Sadovnik of Bedminster; Caroline Evans, Akhil Agarwal, Neeraj Sudhakar, Anna Brown of Branchburg; Priscilla Senoo, Ryan Kenny, Andrew Colabella, Meredith Young of Hillsborough; Owen Chavez, Sindhu Gowda, David Earley of Somerset; Abigail Kepner, Michael Tang of Berkeley Heights; Stephanie Jung, Tristen Abaya, Kerry Hogan, Erica Cheung, Jenna Reed, Evan Moore, Samantha Moore, Victoria Napolitano, Aleksandr Prystupa, Olivia Clausen of Westfield; Amy Liu of Fanwood; Madison Banker, Sarika Mujumdar, Nicole Van Etten, Jacob Arkin of Scotch Plains; Spencer Williams-Fox,Timothy DaSilva of Millington; Katherine Humphrey, Andrew Tu of Warren. Students must achieve a grade-point average of 3.5.
Northampton Community College
The following Central Jersey residents received their degrees from Northampton Community College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, this spring: Julie Landgraf of Annandale, associate's degree in dental hygiene; Kelly Bishop of Asbury, associate's degree in dental hygiene; Jennifer McDonough of Bloomsburg, associate's degree in business management; Elizabeth Reilly of Milford, associate's degree in early childhood education.
Readington: Whitehouse School
Each year, students at all grade levels in Whitehouse School in Readington participate in growing a school-wide vegetable garden. In the process, Rutgers Master Gardeners work alongside teacher grade level liaisons to co-plan relevant lessons that are linked directly to that grade level’s curricular science units (e.g., weather, soil, plant, insects, etc.)
The school has a composting program and under the direction of the Master Gardeners, the garden bed soil is professionally tested. The sophisticated lab result reports are then shared with students. For instance, third-graders become familiar with the importance of having the appropriate balance of minerals in the soil, and if the soil is too acidic, they know how to bring it back to the correct pH level by adding lime.
As a culmination to the school garden experience, all children partake in a Grab-and-Go Harvest in which they gather enough lettuce, onions, radishes, and sweet snap peas to fill a bag that they then bring home to enjoy with their families.
Saint Francis University
Nicole Nugent of Fanwood received a bachelor's degree in health science from Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania, this spring and also was named to the dean's list.
ALSO: The following residents were named to the spring provost's and dean's list: Bartholomew Blair of Bridgewater, provost; Skyler Kiessling of Piscataway, dean; Alejandra Roa of Basking Ridge, provost. Students must achieve a grade-point average provost, 3.8 and dean's 3.5.
Somerset County 4-H Scholarships
Eleven students have been named recipients of Somerset County 4-H scholarships. Open to members and alumni of the Somerset County 4-H Youth Development program, the 11 winners will receive a total of $21,000 for their continuing education.
Recipient of the Joseph J. & Florence K. Klimas Scholarship: Camille Duchamp of Princeton; 4-H Trainmasters Scholarship: Anthony Siniscalco of Readington: 4-H Alpaca Club Scholarship and Rob Fellows Memorial Scholarship: Bridget Sona of White house Station; 4-H Prep Scholarship, Julie Pirro of Metuchen and Noah Rothenburger of Readington. Recipients of the Somerset County 4-H Association Scholarships: Kirsten Clerico of Hillsborough, Kate Gallagher of Bridgewater, Alex Norz of Hillsborough, Molly O’Sullivan of Hillsborough, Julie Pirro of Metuchen, Noah Rothenburger of Readington, Ariel Staffin of Bridgewater and Madison Whiting of Somerset.
The Wardlaw+Hartridge Middle School
Union County College
Beginning in the fall 2018 semester, students will have an opportunity to major in Cyber Forensics, a new Associate in Applied Science degree program at Union County College. The field of cyber forensics encompasses the discovery, preservation, analysis, and reporting of digital evidence in a way that is admissible in a court of law.
The employment outlook for this field is extremely favorable due to the rampant growth in data breaches, privacy violations, and cybercrimes. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), cyber-related occupations are projected to grow by 28 percent between 2016 and 2026, four times faster than the average for all occupations.
Union’s associate degree program was designed to prepare students to enter the workforce or continue their studies at baccalaureate-granting colleges and universities, according to a news release. Students entering the workforce upon graduation will be qualified for in-demand jobs, such as middle-skill digital forensics technicians, cyber forensics examiners, and cybersecurity incident handlers.
Experiential education is integrated throughout the curriculum, culminating in a service-learning capstone course with community partners. Through hands-on learning, students will gain experience with digital forensics software and hardware tools in a dedicated classroom that was funded by a National Science Foundation grant. In addition, students will broaden their studies with classes in cybersecurity principles, cyber law and ethics, criminal justice, government, sociology, and statistics. For a list of courses comprising this two-year program visit the college’s online catalog, http://onlinecatalog.ucc.edu/. The college is currently accepting registrations for summer and fall 2018 classes.
For more information about Union County College and to register for classes visit us online at www.ucc.edu.
University of Dayton
Adam Mohamed of High Bridge received a bachelor's degree from the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio.
University of Scranton
Andrew Bamundo of Berkeley received a bachelor's degree in accounting, magna cum laude for the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
University of Vermont
The following Central Jersey residents received their degrees from the University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont:
Nora Aronds of Westfield, bachelor's degree in early childhood preschool
Ryan Augustine of Frenchtown, bachelor's degree in civil engineering
Margaret Brennan of Bernardsville, bachelor's degree in athletic training education
Jesse Cole of Warren, bachelor's degree in business administration,
Alexa Dahler of Clinton, bachelor's degree in biological science
Michael Garrett of Basking Ridge, bachelor's degree in physics
Jason Giniger of Warren, bachelor's degree in business administration
Paige Greenfield of Annandale, bachelor's degree in environmental sciences,
Joyce Huang of Belle Mead, bachelor's degree in dietetics nutrition & food sciences, cum laude
Molly Jennings of Westfield, bachelor's degree in English
Jonathan Kelly of Westfield, bachelor's degree in business administration
Nicholas Koch of Westfield, bachelor's degree in history,
Erika Lewy of Flemington, bachelor's degree in community & international development, summa cum laude
Robert Michaelson of Skillman, bachelor's degree in parks recreation and tourism
Jonathan Olin of Gillette, bachelor's degree in business administration
Patrick Profita of Basking Ridge, bachelor's degree in civil engineering
Emily Sickles of Westfield, bachelor's degree in secondary education - English
Gillian Worley of Fanwood, bachelor's degree in statistics
Oraya Zinder of Princeton, bachelor's degree in molecular denetics.
ALSO: The following residents were named to the spring dean's list: Sean Allan, Louis Augeri of Princeton, Emma Bearison of Mountainside, Stella Billek of Westfield, Amanda Cornetta of Whitehouse Station, Julia Criscuolo of Westfield, Jacqueline Diaz of Bridgewater, Jonathan Kelly, Cameron McLaughlin, Lauren Rigney of Westfield, Olivia Roder of Berkeley Heights, Claire Rothfelder of Westfield, Brian Rundlet of Watchung, Lauren Schnepf, Emily Sickles of Westfield, Erin Suler of Garwood. Student must achieve a grade-point average of 3.0.
Van Doren Scholarship
Thirteen Somerset County high school and college students will receive Van Doren scholarships for the 2018-19 academic year. This is the 23nd time these awards have been given. Their total value this year is $40,000.
Since its founding in 1996, the Van Doren Foundation has awarded more than $! million in financial aid to undergraduate students.
The trustees this year chose the following students to receive Van Doren scholarships:
Residents of Peapack-Gladstone include Holly Lallis, a senior at Colby College, Waterville, Maine; Sophie Henderson, who will be a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Frederick Ludtke, who will be a sophomore at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, Washington, D.C.
Also, Bridgewater resident Trisha Kaundinya, who will be a sophomore at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, Grace Sommers, also of Bridgewater, a junior at Princeton University, Princeton; Bound Brook resident Bruno Diaz who will be continuing his studies as a junior at Rutgers, New Brunswick, and Karthik Irakam, a sophomore at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.
High School seniors receiving Van Doren scholarships include David Oliveira, a senior at Bernards High School who will begin his undergraduate studies at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California; Ridge High School senior Rohit Roy will be attending Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Warren resident Catherine Chen, a senior at the Academy for Health and Medical Sciences in Bridgewater who will be a freshman at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.; and Bridgewater resident Brian Oo, who will be a freshman at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In addition, two seniors at Watchung Hills Regional High School are among this year’s winners. Helen Yang will be attending Columbia University, New York, and Linda Ye will be a freshman at Stanford University, Stanford, California.
Peter Ellis Van Doren, who died in 1994, left most of his estate to be used for scholarships. According to his wishes, while preference is given to students who live in the borough of Peapack-Gladstone, applicants from other Somerset County communities are considered as well.
Selection is based on such qualities as a strong incentive for learning and high moral character and not primarily on financial need.
To be eligible for a Van Doren Scholarship, a candidate must be a resident of Somerset County and be attending or planning to attend as a full-time undergraduate student an accredited four-year college, two-year college, or a post-high school trade or nursing school.
Students may apply for this scholarship during their senior year of high school and during any year of their post-secondary school education. Students working on advanced degrees are not eligible.
Applications for 2019 will be available in December at the guidance department of each public and private secondary school in Somerset County as well as from the reference librarian of most public libraries in the County. Individual applications may also be obtained by writing to The Van Doren Scholarship, P.O. Box 584, Peapack, New Jersey 07977
Westfield Public Schools
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ALSO: A trailblazer is defined as “an innovator or pioneer, someone who paves the way for others” and there were many trailblazers on hand at Madame McKinley’s Wax Museum to make history come alive.
Presented on May 24 on the McKinley School lawn, the annual event featured fourth-graders Mary Lane as actress/comedian Lucille Ball, Tegan Hegarty as English mathematician Ada Lovelace, Lucas Aparicio as baseball great Jackie Robinson, Brandon Smith as Italian painter/sculptor/architect Michelangelo and many other pioneering figures. After pushing a button, the student “wax figure” came to life, reciting historical facts about the trailblazer as a first-person narrative.
Wofford College
Princeton resident Sophia Smith, a student at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina, will be studying in Ireland for the summer.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
The following Central Jersey residents received their degrees from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts:
Joseph Santoro of Belle Mead, master's degree in business administration
Nicolae Dumitriu of Princeton, master's degree in power systems management
William Bennett of Westfield, bachelor's degree in chemical engineering with high distinction.
Timothy Bill of Frenchtown, bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering with distinction.
Michael Hopkins of Scotch Plains, bachelor's degree in robotics engineering.
Marisa Sposato of Flemington, bachelor's in chemical engineering with distinction.
Natalie Thompson of Hillsborough, bachelor's degree in chemical engineering with high distinction.
Christian Walck of Pittstown, bachelor's degree in chemical engineering.
ALSO: The following residents were named to the spring dean's list: Claire Barrameda of Watchung, Lillian Olsen of Princeton, Matthew Schueler, Aislinn Harte of Bridgewater, Salvatore Lombardo, Owen France, Marisa Sposato of Flemington, Natalie Thompson of Hillsborough, Michael Sidler of Whitehouse Station. The criteria for the WPI dean's ;ist differs from most other universities as WPI does not compute a grade point average. Instead, WPI defines the dean's Llist by the amount of work completed at the A level in courses and projects.
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