Shenandoah University

Hoover earns dean’s list

Katya Hoover, of Walnutport, is one of 1,053 students named to Shenandoah University’s dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester. To qualify, students must be enrolled full time in baccalaureate degree programs and earn a semester grade-point average of 3.5 or higher. Dean’s list students who achieve a semester GPA of 3.9 or higher also qualify for the university’s president’s list.

Shenandoah University was established in 1875 and is headquartered in Winchester, Va., with additional educational sites in Clarke and Loudoun counties and online offerings. Shenandoah is a private, nationally recognized university that blends professional career experiences with wide-ranging education. With approximately 4,400 students in more than 200 areas of study in six different schools, Shenandoah promotes a close-knit community rich in creative energy and intellectual challenge. Shenandoah students collaborate with accomplished professors who provide focused, individual attention, while leading several programs to be highly nationally ranked. Through innovative partnerships and programs at both the local and global level, there are exceptional opportunities for students to learn in and out of the classroom.

University of Alabama

Sheldon named to director’s list

A total of 508 students, including Elizabeth Sheldon, of Northampton and a student at Northampton Area High School enrolled in University of Alabama Early College during the spring semester of 2025, were named to the director’s list with an academic record of 3.6 or higher.

UA Early College allows high school students to get a head start on their college courses. High school sophomores, juniors and seniors enrolled in UA Early College can choose from more than 80 different online and on-campus courses and earn up to 30 hours of college credit.

The University of Alabama, part of the University of Alabama System, is the state’s flagship university. UA shapes a better world through its teaching, research and service. With a global reputation for excellence, UA provides a forward-thinking environment and more than 200 degree programs on a beautiful, student-centered campus. A leader in cutting-edge research, UA advances discovery, creative inquiry and knowledge through more than 30 research centers. As the state’s largest higher education institution, UA drives economic growth in Alabama and beyond.

College of Charleston

Gier graduates

Mackenzie Gier, of Whitehall, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from the College of Charleston. Gier was among more than 1,700 bachelor’s degree and master’s degree candidates who participated in the College of Charleston spring 2025 commencement ceremony.

Located in the heart of historic Charleston, S.C., the College of Charleston is a nationally recognized, public liberal arts and sciences university. Founded in 1770, the college is among the nation’s top universities for quality education, student life and affordability.

Northampton Community College

Students earn dean’s list

More than 2,000 students have been named to the dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester at Northampton Community College. This honor is awarded to students who have completed a minimum of six credits and have achieved at least a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

Bath: Elyssia A Elias, Austin Andres-Mendoza, Brianna Bailey, Brianna Barnes, Heather Becker, Tyler Beckwith, Holly Breslin, Amelia Cabanela, Lydia Chemelli, Ashlea Frechette, Brooke Fucci, Makenna Harris, Jessica Hayes, Michael Hodgskin, Victor Hunt, Paul Janis, Alexis Kehley, Natalie Kerwin, Aaliyah Kleintop, Yuhan Li, Kathyushka Lugo, Carley Maldonado, Giancarlo Martinez, Anthony Michaels, Makayla Miranda, Dane Missmer, Liliana Moyer, Taylor Murante, Sebastian Ombati, Theresa Pace, Mia Pietryka, Sarah Ponnett, Brianna Rosa, Chelsey Sargent, Connor Smith, Chloe Tampier, Delali Tsome, Allison Unangst, Lindsey Vreeland, Angela Weimer, Brandon Weimer, Joy Wetzel, Hunter Wiedeman, Nathaniel Wolfe, Julie Yan, Kasey Yeska, Joshua Young

Catasauqua: Kathryn Bischof, Zachary Bolzau, Darleni Done-Rosario, Emily Eisenhard, Jeremy Gomez-Velasco, Lauren Hill, Reese Johnson, Tyzahnae Klotz, Phillip Legath, Jacqueline Markowitz, Victoria Markowitz, Olivia Matchette, Milsi Medina, Precious Opiyo, Jared Schneck, Erin Scorzafava, Hugo Segreaves-Zepeda, Hailey Senatore Deschaine, Hiralli Serrata Martinez, Caleb Staub, Mason Zoltak

Coplay: Laith Baker, Talyah Rodriguez, Stephanie Tomcics

Danielsville: Destiny Allinson, Sarah Bird, Lane Free, Alexander Geosits, Katelin Kleckner, Christa Krieger, Saranya Orendach, Landon Roland, Jessica Ruth, Michael Schwab, Michael Sheats, Ryder Swanson, Sean Swanson, Jada Wackley, Rachel Yost

North Catasauqua: Jaxon Berrier

Northampton: Quinn Acosta, Chase Aguila, Ziynet Akca, Eduardo Alzamora, Alexa Artiles Ventura, Kristen Beegle, Jaclyn Benner, Bryanna Bogden, Elliot Borzillo, Jillian Campbell, Ava Clapp, Ryan Conway, Lauren Daniels, Katherine Degler, Alyssa Deutsch, Joseph Doumat, Erin Dumbach, Liberty Eberly, Noah Eiden, Paige Evans, Giovanni Failla, Stephanie Franco, Tiffany Fuica, Ayda Gamboa, Edlyn Garcia Lemus, Jarrod Gibiser, Dominick Glorioso, Anthony Gordon, Christopher Gordon, Steven Green, Melissa Greene, Matthew Gunia, Brynn Haftl, Finn Haldaman, Sara Houck, Raajveer Intezar, Janelly Jimenez Lebron, Emese Jordan, Ava Keenan, Aaron Lambert, Samantha Lambert, Hunter Lindaman, Jennifer Lynn, Payton Malehorn, Lucas Mantz, Cynthia Marzen, Kylie McFetridge, Bailey Miller, Katrina Miller, Leonie Njamfon, Laura Ortiz, Jenna Palencar, Chloe Peifly, Angel Peralta Vasquez, Destini Rivera, Chelsey Rosado, Tatianna Sanchez, Sunamyta Santana Calderon, Frederick Schock, Evan Sebesta, Abigail Snyder, Joshua Snyder, Ella Sumner, Angelina Torelli, Keshana Wilson, Edwin Wright, Emma Zinggeler, Molly Zweifel

Walnutport: Tori Beidleman, Sophie Burkhart, Azelia Dos-Santos, Jevin Fritz, Emma Fry, Douglas Fuller-Mahle, Brandon Graver, Austin Hess, Jarrid Kocher, Sheila Kocher, Tyler Mack, Tabitha Martinez, Sasha Petruccelli, Julia Pletz, Rebecca Quaglieri, Brayden Radler, Jessica Rex, Kelsey Secara, Hailey Swartz, Skylar Urland, Abigail VanLuvanee, Chaniris Vasquez, Ashli Vitovitch, Megan Weaver, Robert Weaver

Whitehall: George Abboud, Jumana Alassali, Sarah Al-Bajali, Gialexa Amengual, Dominic Baldere, Sherone Bryan, Tracey Calvert, Ja’nayia Campbell, Sandra Colon, Keysi Decena De La Paz, Grace Dreher, Busra Erturk, Maria Fonseca, Karen Forero, Megan Gentry, Alex Gonzalez, Talia Goongo, Kenneth Guerrero, Tala Helal, Mariela Jimenez, Angel Ledesma, Jalyssa Matthews, Beatriz Messina, Gavin Morber, Candy Morillo Montero, Ilivia Nickisher, Loraine Ortiz, Reane Ouaddah, Wilnalish Ruiz Rolon, Mohammad Salama, Bailey Seibert, Brianne Thomas, Aubrey Vivian

Millersville University

Dean’s list is announced

Millersville University recognizes students who demonstrated exceptional academic achievement during the spring 2025 semester by earning a place on the dean’s list. To qualify, students must achieve a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Catasauqua: Delaney Troxell

Coplay: Jovanne Cortez

Danielsville: Mya Cascario

Northampton: Kaitlyn McCarthy, Camryn Mello, Morgan Sommer

Whitehall: Lindsay Solderitch

Millersville University of Pennsylvania is a top-ranked, public university located in the northeast region of the United States. It is committed to offering students a high quality, comprehensive university experience of exceptional value. Dedicated to providing nationally recognized programs that embrace the liberal arts, Millersville offers academic opportunities that are supported by outstanding faculty who are accomplished scholars and practitioners. Founded in 1855 as the first Normal School in Pennsylvania, Millersville University is one of 14 universities within the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.