LCCC

Lehigh Carbon Community College, in Schnecksville, has announced the following December 2017 graduates.

Allentown: Michael Adams, Samuel Ajayi, Yordano Alvarado, Brandon Apgar, Maries Aponte, Allison Austin, magna cum laude, Kristal Bodon, Devon Boyle, Robert Castillo, Ria Castronova, Daniel Chua, Mercedes Conway, Richard Cruz, magna cum laude, Jordan Drauch, Matthew Easterwood, Samantha Elias, Jeffrey Gable Jr., Cassidy Garcia, cum laude, Sonia Gonzales, magna cum laude, Jon Gough Herauf, Edgar Guadarrama, cum laude, Francisco Guzman, Caitlin Harris, Samantha Heintzelman, Peter Hughes, Mohamed Mazaher Jaffer, Jessica Jean-Baptiste, Guillermo Juarez, Erin Kelly, Stephanie Koren, Miguel Luciano Fernandez, Roman Luknicki, Milagros Maldonado, Fadi Mamari, Davianny Martinez, cum laude, Caitlin McCormick, Monica Minkiewicz, Eamon Moyer, Raelynn Nolan, Danny Ortiz, Leslie Parker, Jonel Payano, Hannah Phillips, Timothy Purcell, Ciara Ramos, Claire Reitz, summa cum laude, Hector Rodriguez, Isaias Sanchez, cum laude, Brendan Sangrey, Charles Studzienko, Beatriz Tejeda, Kiwana Tonge, Michelle Vargas, Bricy Vargas, magna cum laude, Priscilla Velez, Kiana Vidal and Terrell Wilson.

Breinigsville: Jordan Busits and Joshua Masters.

Coplay: Adam Csencsits and Kaitlyn Malloch.

Germansville: Daniel Hamm.

Kutztown: Patricia Gonzalez and Jesse Stone.

Laurys Station: Leah Bryant and Desiree Pacheco.

Orefield: Jonathan Davanzo, Lynn Kester, Anthony Kibodeaux, Joshua Kibodeaux and Cindy Rodriguez Ruano.

Schnecksville: Makalah Bonner, Nicole Burns, Gianna Destefani, Kayla Lesser and Marisa Thomas.

Slatington: Melissa Brown and Elizabeth Kates.

Walnutport: Calvin Ortiz.

Kutztown

Beth Ann Alboucq of New Tripoli worked in the office of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Mike Stack as part of a 15-week internship sponsored by Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education.

Alboucq is a senior public administration major and paralegal studies minor at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.

She is one of eight students participating in The Harrisburg Internship Semester program, which provides students the opportunity to work in all areas of state government while earning a full semester’s worth of credits.

THIS invites students from each of the state system universities to participate.

Alboucq, the daughter of Larry and Janet Semmel, is a graduate of Northwestern Lehigh High School.

She and the other students participating in the program also will attend several academic seminars during their spring semester internship.

Each of the students will complete an individualized research project as part of the program’s requirements.

More than 600 students from the State System universities have participated in THIS since the program began in 1989, each gaining valuable insight into the workings of state government at the policy-making level.

Interns have worked with dozens of state agencies, as well as in the offices of the governor, the speaker of the House of Representatives and the attorney general.

N. Hampshire

Daniel Hertia of Fogelsville was named to the dean’s list for earning highest honors for the fall 2017 semester at the University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H.

Hertia is majoring in biology.

Highest honors are awarded to students who earn a semester grade-point average of 3.85 or better out of a possible 4.0.

Widener UNIV.

The following undergraduate students achieved dean’s list status during the fall 2017 semester at Widener University, Chester.

Students must earn a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher during the semester to qualify for this status.

Allentown: Monique Quach, sociology major and Caroline Stang, social work major;

Kutztown: Jennifer Rohrbach, English/creative writing major and Jonathan Deutsch, mechanical engineering major;

New Tripoli: Sara Hufnagle, hospitality management major;

Orefield: Parker Robb, of Orefield, accounting major; and

Schnecksville: Aaron Mastriani, accounting major.

DeSales

Andrew Sorensen, a 2016 Northwestern Lehigh graduate, was named to the dean’s list for the fall 2017 semester at DeSales University, Center Valley.

He is the son of LeRoy and Louise Sorensen of New Tripoli.

Moravian

The following students were named to the dean’s honor list for the fall 2017 semester at Moravian College, Bethlehem.

Allentown: Arianne Aguirre, Vina-Andrea Aguirre, Hassan Alhamarsheh, Naif Alzakri, Gabriella Angelone, Kate Arner, Brittani Assise, Alexis Buck, Jocelyn Donaldson, Elma Duka, Nadine Ewald, Adriana Facchiano, Alfred Fustakgi, Nicholas Ghasab, Jewel Haik, Jessica Ionescu, Megan Konrath, Reham Makhoul, Mary-Ann Malke, Makenna Masenheimer, Joseph Milano, Jonathan Nadraws, Alyssa Pereira, Morgen Peters, Tim Robbins, Ann Marie Saliby, Aldana Sanchez-Arias, Lauryn Snyder, Christopher Sorich, Mary Zacher and Nick Zambelli.

Students who carry three or more course units during the fall or spring term and attain a grade-point average for the term of 3.50 or higher are placed on the dean’s honor list.

Millersville

Tiffany Blose of Coplay was named to the fall 2017 dean’s list at Millersville University, Lancaster County.