The following students have been named to the dean’s list for the spring 2011 semester at Texas State University-San Marcos:
ARANSAS PASS
Joseph E. Lamas
Dean Edward Thomas
CORPUS CHRISTI
Tara R. Cook
Amy Elizabeth Keitt
Catherine C. Olson
Kelsey T. Olson
Monica E. Ramon
Dorissa R. Rivera
Marlen Alvarez
Hannah N. Atteberry
Gregory Joseph Buck
Amanda C. Castanon
Chance S. Justice
Erin E. Thrash
John R. Armstrong
Jennifer R. Hammock
Carson B Lindley
Kathryn M. Onley
Tyler E. Sanford
Amanda M. Salazar
Lora A. Collins
Greyson K. Gorman
Morgan Leigh Hoff
INGLESIDE
Melissa H. Evans
ODEM
Samuel J. Pesek
PORTLAND
Crystal N. AshworthMelissa L. Dominguez
Laura A. Driver
Kelsey K. Eddleman
Caitlin E. Edge
Jennifer A. Johnston
Mallori N. Kirkland
William Mathew Lippold
Kathryn E. Luttman
Roxanna M. Ramirez
TAFT
Shantel L. Swierc
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Benjamin Gordon Arnold of Corpus Christi was placed on the spring 2011 president’s list at University of Southern Mississippi.
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The following students received degrees from Texas State University-San Marcos during 2011 spring commencement ceremonies:
CORPUS CHRISTI
April R. Gonzalez, bachelor’s degree, music studies
Brittney C. Spengler, doctor of physical therapy
Katherine P. Collins, bachelor’s degree, fashion merchandising
James R. Anderson, master’s degree, criminal justice
Gabriel Jimenez, bachelor’s degree, criminal Justice, law enforcement
Robert N. Pena, bachelor’s degree, exercise and sports science
Justin Aaron Sendejar, bachelor’s degree, mass communication
Lora A Collins, bachelor’s degree, mass communication, public relations
Brisaida Ivett Rodriguez, bachelor’s degree, exercise and sports science
Melissa H. Evans, bachelor’s degree, family and consumer sciences
Ryan R. Maldonado, bachelor’s degree, biochemistry
William Mathew Lippold, bachelor’s degree, geography, resource and environmental studies
PORTLAND
Laura A. Driver, bachelor’s degree, geography, resource and environmental studies
Kate Lauren Ezell, bachelor’s degree, interdisciplinary studies
Caitlin E. Edge, bachelor’s degree, interior designMelissa L. Dominguez, bachelor’s degree, psychology
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The Office of Community Outreach at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will offer the SAT Reasoning Test (formerly the Scholastic Aptitude Test) preparation class for local high school students from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 18-21.
The SAT is the most commonly used standardized college entrance exam and is combined with other admissions factors such as high school grades, recommendations, essays, and other academic records in determining admission. The test covers critical reading, mathematics, verbal and writing skills that are developed over the course of a student’s academic career.
The cost for the SAT preparation class is $499. Space is limited. Information: outreach.tamucc.edu/testprep/sat.html; 825-2708or email .
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The following students are Baylor University Merit Scholarship recipients:
CORPUS CHRISTI
Joe Johnstone, Flour Bluff High School
Angelica Montano, Flour Bluff High School
ROCKPORT
Erin Albin, Rockport-Fulton High School
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Del Mar College’s Nuclear Medicine Technology Program has earned a 100 percent passing rate on board exams required by the Texas Department of State Health Services for certification for the fourth straight year. The program is in the College’s Department of Dental & Imaging Technology.
Eight Nuclear Medicine graduates recently sat for the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board exam, a 90-question multiple-choice test. The Class of 2011 includes:
Jeremy Aleman, Thalia Lara, Alexis Mata, Cordelia Nash, Alfred Olivarez, Pamela Palacios, Sherry Porter and Sandy Warren.
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