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2020 Fall Dean’s List Page 1 ^t The Dean's List is prepared by the Office of the Registrar at the end of each academic term. Students Entering Stevens Prior to Fall 2016 To be eligible for a given semester, you must be in good standing, earn at least 12 credits, and have a 3.0 term GPA with no failures and no more than one withdrawal. Students Entering Stevens Fall 2016 or Later To be eligible for a given semester, you must be in good standing, earn at least 12 credits, and have a 3.5 term GPA with no failures and no more than one withdrawal. Zain Aamer Samantha Joan Abbruzzese Shinya Nao Abe Veronica Abramson Stephan Abrimian Ahmed M Abuharthieh Andrew Saseen Abujawdeh Andrew Dillon Achyuthuni Nicholas Acquafredda Peter William Adams Robert Michael Adams Ryan Michael Adoni Victoria Grace Agaliotis Akul Agarwal Jacob Mawuyon Agbata Thomas Alan Agin Felicity Agustin Edmond S Ahn Tina Kaur Ahuja Zamin Rehman Akmal George Antony Alapatt Christopher Matthew Albano Domenico Francesco Albarella Ryan E. Alberti John Conrad Albrecht III Joseph Andreas Alcide Benjamin George Alcock Christopher James Alessandri Anthony William Alfano Aaron Alfaro Sebastian Alcanyile Almonte Amein Z Almoughrabi Gabrielle Marie Aloe Laila T Alshafie Eric Richard Altenburg Nicole Altman Christina Nicole Altomara Justin Angel Alvarado Jose Pablo Amezquita Juan Cristobal Amezquita Jonathan Amitai Arif Ishmael Amzad Ellen Yaeun An Usakarn Anantasub Andrew Alakan Anantharajah Surya Ananthu Stephanie Nicole Anaya Felix Erik Andersen Trevor Anderson Bruno Andino Vincent Michael Andrade Adam Anikiej Venkat Anirudh Anna Marley Maximilian Anstine Dhavan Nitidhan Antala Michael Charles Anthony Amanda C Antico Andrew Antonacci Steven Aponte Christine Elise Apostolico Nicholas Anthony Apostolico Alyssa Rose Appleby Carlos Alberto Arce Sanchez Ameenah Aref Ivan Arias Reynaldo Alexander Arias Gabrielle Louise Armetta Tyler J Armstrong William Joseph Aromando Marco Arriaga Jr. Murad Mohammed Arslaner Firas Fouz Asfar Tamer Fouz Asfar Jacob Matthew Ashkenas Jagmeet Singh Ashta Nikolas Sarkis Aslanian Alex W Asmussen Chancelor Osei Assiamah Sanjay Srinatha Athrey Melissa Atmaca Gil Gerard Galeon Austria Faith Jacqueline Avila Xavier B Aviles Jacob J Aylmer Daniel Azami Audrey Renee Azeez Malak Elsayed Aziz 2020 Fall Dean’s List Page 2 David Richard Baarck Yuki Baba Julia M Baber Tristan Cole Bacani Brad Jonathon Bachrach Jong Won Baek Priti Dolat Bagaria Rachel Riley Bailey Dariya Baizhigitova David Bajollari Colin Harrison Baker Ian F Baker Alexander E Bakos Rohan Balani Christopher Anthony Baldeo John James Baldi Jordan Fuad Balgahoom Cassandra Ball Joseph Michael Ballai William Baltus Saubhagya Balyan Elizabeth Grace Banas Elizabeth Kate Banat Nolan M Banfitch Michael Alexander Banks Andrew Thomas Bannon Jing Bao Lindsey P Baratta David Michael Barlow Haylie Barnes Kiera Barnes Wyn Johnson Barnum Jesse Noah Baron Christian Barrientos Ashlynn Barbara Barry Caitlin Bridget Barry Christopher Edward Bartell Joseph Patrick Basile Jonah Samuel Bass Jake Thomas Bastible Corey Richard Batchelder Maneet Singh Batra Rashmika Batra Kayla Joy Batzer Joshua M. Bauer Christian Gerard Bautista Daniella Jazmines Bautista Nathan M Bawduniak Declan M Bayliss Matthew D Bayne Tahyr Bayryyev Charles Stephen Beall Emma Kate Beaney Michael Paul Bearint Avary Renee Beatty Kyra Sheedy Bednarski Marissa N Behrens Monserrat Beita Quiros Nicholas J Beja David Gordon Bellah Roman J Bellisari Michael Angelo Bellocchio Amanda M Beltre Sabrina Benayoun Thomas Arthur Bender Cole Tanner Benkendorf Gale Briggs Bennett Tarquin Anthony Bennett Celine Frances Bennion Michael Bentz Armen Nishan Berenson Sarah Madison Berger Zachary Abraham Berkowitz Samuel Pavel Berman Conner Derek Bernecker Kelton Thomas Bernhard Natalie Florence Bernhard Trent Russell Berrien Jacob Berrios Sarah Elisabeth Bertussi Mia Bertuzzelli Rachel Maria Besecker Patrick John Besser Allen Jamar Best Jr. Karen Betancourth Angela Elizabeth Bevilacqua Amit K Bhatnagar Bisma Bhatti Hiya A Bhavsar Bora Bibe Matthew James Biehl Patrick John Biesty Ryan William Biesty Richard J Bilotti Evan Matthew Binder Amar Singh Bindra John Bini I Brett Smith Bischoping Jarod Benneth Bisnar Audrey Marie Biss Caitlin L Blackburn Austin M Blanke Melanie Claire Blarr Jonathan Blaya Elsa Marie Bley Sylvia Boamah Kyle William Boberg Mason Javier Boenning Nicholas Michael Boggiano Dennis M Bollettino Joseph Ruby Bonanno Vincent Peter Bonanno Christian Joseph Bonavita Luisa Lacet Bonfim 2020 Fall Dean’s List Page 3 Jack Lambert Bonoli Shea Michael Bontempo Jenna R Booth Aedan J Boriotti Francis Anthony Borja Samantha Nicole Borlan Tomasz Borowiak Anthony Borowicki Michael E. Botros Magdalena Medhat Botrous Elizabeth Corinne Bottoni Liam David Bourke Walker Philip Bove Kayleigh Rose Bowler Justin T Boyd Leo J Boyer Ivana Bozinovska Danielle Elizabeth Bragen Chelsea Alynn Braithwaite Matthew Scott Brand Lauren Ann Brandenstein Robert M Brandl Jr. Matthew Charles Paul Brantl Sarah Michelle Braslavets Jordan Roger Braycewski Yzabel Breboneria Paul Jung Brellis Philip Joseph Brendel III Braedon Hughes Brenna Connor James Brenna Aughdon E Breslin Liam Patrick Brew Grant Overton Brickner Leo Wayne Bristow Kevin Victor Brito Hunter John Brogan Anna T Brown Jackson Jay Brown Nicole Rose Browne Karen Broytman Victoria Elisabeth Bruce Savannah C Bruno Brenden Richard Brusberg Julianna Bruzzese Jason Buckman Erik Jan Buczek Logan J Buddenbaum Brynn Ashlie Budka Kayla Lynn Buell Allison Renee Buffenbarger Hien Thu Bui Phuc Gia Bui Luke Carson Bukowiec Erika Donielle Bulger Samuel Victor Bunis Sarah Morena Bunn Nina Rose Burden Jake Paul Burdge Isaiah Burgess Angel M. 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