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News Release Dean's list fall 07 News Release For more information, contact: Endia DeCordova-Murphy, Public Relations Associate (860) 512-2914 Phone z (860) 512-2751 Fax www.mcc.commnet.edu MCC Recognizes Students for Academic Excellence Manchester, CT – January 30, 2008. Manchester Community College is pleased to announce the following students received recognition for their academic excellence during the fall 2007 semester. Students enrolled in three credits or more and who have earned a GPA of 3.4 are eligible for the Dean’s List. The student can have no withdrawals or incomplete grades during that semester. The Full-Time President’s List recognizes the exceptional scholarship of students who earn a 4.0 or “A” grade point average in their courses. Full-time students who have completed a least 12 credits for the semester with no withdrawals or incomplete grades in the semester are eligible for this honor. After a part-time student has accumulated 12 credits at MCC, that student may be considered for the Part- Time President’s List. Part-time students who have earned a 4.0 GPA with no withdrawals or incompletes in the semester are eligible for the Part-Time President’s List. Students of any age who possess the desire to pursue higher education are welcome at Manchester Community College. MCC is proud of its academic excellence, new facilities, flexible schedules, small classes, low tuition and faculty with both academic and “real world” credentials. The College offers over 60 programs, transfer options, financial aid and scholarships, as well as access to baccalaureate degrees through guaranteed admissions programs with several universities. MCC is situated on a park-like campus and is easily accessible from I-84. The following students received recognition for their academic excellence: Dean’s List Pedro Acevedo New Britain CT Paul D. Acker East Hartford CT Jennifer Acostamadiedo-Schrayter Manchester CT Sara L. Ainsworth Vernon/Rockville CT Elvira Akhmetshina Manchester CT Anthony D. Alasso Wethersfield CT Jessica M. Alba Willimantic CT Kenneth J. Alexander Hartford CT Lynne M. Alexander South Windsor CT Marie K. Allen Enfield CT Zachary J. Allison Manchester CT Denise Allred Glastonbury CT Marilyn A. Almada East Hartford CT Braulio D. Alvarez East Hartford CT Jorge E. Alvarez East Hartford CT Charles Amanfo Norwich CT Danielle E. Ambrose Vernon/Rockville CT CT Dean’s List Iveaux W. Andersen Glastonbury Allison Anderson East Hampton CT Dawn M. Anderson Manchester CT Lora N. Anderson Storrs/Mansfield CT Ruth A. Anderson West Hartford CT Traci-Lynn I. Antaya Windsor Locks CT Sherida R. Antonacci Marlborough CT Paula A. Arango East Hartford CT Garen J. Arisian Coventry CT Leslie M. Arnold Glastonbury CT Isabel Arroyo Ellington CT Heather M. Arsenault East Hartford CT Jeffrey P. Arvai Newington CT Dalia Assem South Windsor CT Kossivi D. Assignon East Hartford CT Kira Astistov West Hartford CT Lisa M. August Manchester CT Tyrell M. Austin East Hartford CT Rebecca A. Babineau Windsor CT Lizbeth Baerga Bloomfield CT Joshua L. Bahler Ellington CT Elisa M. Bailey South Windsor CT Tameka S. Bailey Windsor CT Opal T. Bailey-Jenkins Windsor CT Alan G. Baker Glastonbury CT Elisabeth A. Ballasy Ellington CT Christopher J. Ballog West Hartford CT Debbie M. Baptiste East Hartford CT Geoffrey B. Barnes East Hampton CT Rae-Ann M. Barnett Manchester CT Shannon Barnett Manchester CT Gisele A. Barnett Tolland CT Lauren Barrett South Windsor CT Joseph O. Bartle Manchester CT Ashley M. Bartlett Enfield CT Deborah L. Bass Amston CT Tia L. Batson Avon CT Jessica I. Bauer Manchester CT Lisa M. Baxter - Rincon Newington CT Melissa E. Bay Coventry CT Thomas P. Beaulieu Enfield CT Monique L. Begin Manchester CT Tazia P. Belin East Hartford CT Ronald S. Bell South Windsor CT David M. 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