Blinn Names Local Students to Spring Chancellor’s And Deans’ Scholars List
The Blinn College District has named 2,203 students to its academic honors lists for the spring 2021 semester.
Blinn named 1,033 students to its Chancellor’s Scholars List and 1,170 to the Deans’ Scholars List. To be named a Chancellor’s Scholar, students must earn a 3.75 GPA, complete at least 12 credit hours, and pass all their courses. Students must attain a 3.25 GPA, complete at least 12 credit hours, and pass all their courses to earn Deans’ Scholar recognition.
Area students named to Blinn’s Deans’ Scholars List for Spring 2021 include:
From La Grange: Chelsea Burkey, Madison Carpenter, Brock Gardiner, Imanol Marroquin Ruiz, Georgie Moore, Jeffrey Recek, Madison Rogers, Colton Roscher, Ross Schumacher, Alyson Trlicek;
From Flatonia: Maricruz Gonzalez, Trevor Richter, Blanca Rodriguez, Gisela Torres;
From Schulenburg: Kambri Adams, Esmeralda Aguirre, Jaxon Fietsam, Edith Montemayor, Justin Stang, Lyssa Stromanis, Kori Valchar;
From Fayetteville: Dustin Canik, Rhiannon Parker;
From Round Top: Scott Krebs;
From West Point: Jonathan King.
Area students named to Blinn’s Chancellor’s Scholars List for Spring 2021 include:
From La Grange: Belen Cerda, Dallas Garza, Lauren Huenefeld, Christa Kilian, Dawson Loehr, Hayden Mach, Mason Muras, Caitlin Roberts;
From Schulenburg: Grace Friedrich, Ronda Pesl;
From Round Top: Garrett Myers, Cassidy Tiemann;
From Fayetteville: Jerrette Brown, Amber Canik;
From West Point: Chelsea Brothers, Briley Ward.
To view the full list of honorees, visit www.blinn.edu/honors.
“These students demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication during the spring semester and it is an honor to recognize them for their accomplishments,” said Dr. Mary Hensley, Chancellor of the Blinn College District. “We look forward to seeing all that these students will achieve in the years to come.”
Blinn’s honorees came from across the State of Texas and beyond, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Guatemala, Honduras, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Mexico, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Nigeria, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, South Africa, South Carolina, Tennessee, the United Arab Emirates, Virginia, Washington, and Washington, D.C.
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