Lebanon Valley College

Dean’s list is announced

Lebanon Valley College congratulates the more than 900 students named to the dean’s list for the fall 2025 semester. Dean’s list students must maintain a grade-point average of at least 3.4 out of 4.0.

Coplay: Andrew Rowland, a graduate of Parkland High School, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in exercise science; Syenna Young, a graduate of Whitehall High School, is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in English and communications.

Northampton: Payton Huff, a graduate of Northampton Area High School, is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in economics; Tyler Kauffman, a graduate of Northampton Area High School, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in exercise science.

Whitehall: Ashley Kimble, a graduate of Whitehall High School, received a Bachelor of Arts in economics.

Lebanon Valley College, founded in 1866, offers 50 majors in the health professions, sciences, education, business and digital media and the arts and humanities. Hands-on learning, internships and research are emphasized. LVC offers five direct-entry bachelor’s to master’s programs to streamline graduates’ entry into Valley graduate programs in business and the health professions.

Close faculty-student relationships and mentoring are hallmarks of the LVC experience on its beautiful 370-acre campus. The college encourages student participation in athletics, with 40% competing as NCAA Division III student-athletes in the Middle Atlantic Conference, and student leadership and involvement in more than 90 clubs and organizations. LVC offers generous financial aid and guaranteed merit scholarships that exceed $50 million annually, with 100% of students receiving LVC financial aid or scholarships most years. Career success is integrated into the curriculum through the Edward and Lynn Breen Center for Career and Professional Development, starting during the first year on campus.

Eight miles from Hershey, this college of 1,600 undergraduate and more than 400 graduate students produces alumni who attend prestigious graduate and professional schools and are employed by top companies and school districts.

Slippery Rock University

Students named to dean’s list

Celebrating academic excellence and the dedication of high-achieving students, Slippery Rock University has announced its dean’s list for the fall 2025 semester. The dean’s list consists of SRU undergraduate students who earned an adjusted semester GPA of 3.5 or higher, based on a schedule of at least 12 newly attempted and earned credits.

Northampton: Alex Slivka

Walnutport: Krysta Klotz

Whitehall: Marissa Gaudiuso

Slippery Rock University is a premier four-year, public university offering more than 150 profession-focused and industry-aligned undergraduate, master’s and doctoral programs. As a leading regional comprehensive institution with a broad array of accredited programs serving more than 8,000 students, SRU is continually recognized for its quality, innovation and affordability. The university has been named a “Best Mid-Atlantic College” by The Princeton Review and “Best Regional Universities” by U.S. News & World Report.

The vibrant 660-acre campus features a suite-style residential village, state-of-the-art academic facilities, a new intramural field and athletic venues for its 17 NCAA Division II teams. Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, SRU is a leading member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. It is known for its inclusive community, hands-on learning experiences and dedication to preparing students for meaningful careers and engaged citizenship.

Alvernia University

Dean’s list is announced

A total of 784 students were named to Alvernia University’s dean’s list for the fall 2025 semester. To be eligible for this honor, students must carry a semester GPA of 3.5 or better and take a minimum of 12 credits.

Bath: Abigail Faulkner, studying early childhood preK-4

Coplay: Omar Moawad, studying biology

Northampton: Peyton Kleppinger, studying biology medical laboratory science

Whitehall: Matisyn Derkacs, studying occupational therapy; Luke Thomas, studying early childhood preK-4

“Congratulations to every student who earned a place on the dean’s list this past semester. This achievement reflects disciplined effort, intellectual curiosity and a commitment to learning at a high level,” said Senior Vice President and Provost Leamor Kahanov, Ed.D. “Your hard work strengthens our academic community and advances the values we expect of ethical leaders. We are proud of you, and we look forward to seeing how you continue to grow and contribute at Alvernia and beyond.”

Founded in 1958, Alvernia University is a Catholic comprehensive university known for its mission-driven, community-engaged education that prepares students for high-impact, high-earning careers. Its SOLAR culture of care supports student success across eastern Pennsylvania through flexible program offerings, including an online presence and strong partnerships. More than 18,000 Alvernia alumni create a network of ethical leaders and engaged citizens.

Lebanon Valley College

Kimble graduates

Ashley Kimble, of Whitehall, is one of more than 80 Lebanon Valley College students who graduated in December 2025. The college celebrates the students’ academic achievements and accomplishments. Kimble received a Bachelor of Arts in economics from LVC. Kimble is a graduate of Whitehall High School.

Lebanon Valley College, founded in 1866, offers 50 majors in the health professions, sciences, education, business and digital media and the arts and humanities. Hands-on learning, internships and research are emphasized. LVC offers five direct-entry bachelor’s to master’s programs to streamline graduates’ entry into Valley graduate programs in business and the health professions.

Close faculty-student relationships and mentoring are hallmarks of the LVC experience on its beautiful 370-acre campus. The college encourages student participation in athletics, with 40% competing as NCAA Division III student-athletes in the Middle Atlantic Conference, and student leadership and involvement in more than 90 clubs and organizations. LVC offers generous financial aid and guaranteed merit scholarships that exceed $50 million annually, with 100% of students receiving LVC financial aid or scholarships most years. Career success is integrated into the curriculum through the Edward and Lynn Breen Center for Career and Professional Development, starting during the first year on campus.

Eight miles from Hershey, this college of 1,600 undergraduate and more than 400 graduate students produces alumni who attend prestigious graduate and professional schools and are employed by top companies and school districts.

Lehigh Carbon Community College

Students earn degrees

Lehigh Carbon Community College is proud to congratulate the students who graduated in December 2025. Students who graduated with honors are noted — cum laude: GPA of 3.5-3.75; magna cum laude: 3.75-3.95; and summa cum laude: 3.95-4.0.

Catasauqua: Benjamin Cary, magna cum laude; Timothy Cline; Logan Dias; Andres Miranda; Alejandra Orta; Angelis Ramos, magna cum laude; Levi Wolf, cum laude

Coplay: Michael Adams; Shane Baron, cum laude; Ryan Bauer; Jeremy Rodriguez; Keila Rodriguez; Jake Wright

Northampton: Justin Marrero; Madison Marzano, magna cum laude

Walnutport: Michael Haftl, magna cum laude; Colin Nederostek; Katie Ryba; Valli Vehafric, cum laude

Whitehall: Tiba Alezzi, cum laude; Sandy Almouie, cum laude; Muhammad Azim; Tara Brogna, magna cum laude; Tiziana Delgado; James Evans, magna cum laude; Peter Gerregano; Alayna Jarrah; Amya Klingel; Kyle Kralick; Pablo Landivar; Virginia Medina, cum laude; Eduardo Negron Hernandez, cum laude; Irene C. Ondush; Ayesha Patterson; Matthew Rodriguez; Alex Rubin; Lisaury Sanchez, magna cum laude; Jessica Taveras Hernandez; Moesha Williams, magna cum laude

York College of Pennsylvania

Campbell graduates

York College of Pennsylvania proudly awarded degrees to 254 students in December 2025. During the ceremony, graduates earned associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Jacquelin Campbell, of Walnutport, was among the graduates to receive a degree. Campbell achieved a Bachelor of Science in nursing while majoring in nursing.

York College is proud of its students and alumni and looks forward to seeing the meaningful contributions these graduates will make next.

Established in 1787, York College of Pennsylvania is a private, four-year college located in the city of York, a hub of arts and industry between Baltimore and Philadelphia. Housed on 190 acres, the college is known for its focus on experiential learning and community engagement, serving more than 3,500 undergraduate and graduate students in more than 70 baccalaureate majors, along with 30-plus professional graduate degree and certificate programs. Deeply rooted in the liberal arts and recognized for excellence in its professional business, education, engineering and nursing programs, York is ranked among the nation’s Best Value Schools by Niche.

The college’s recreation and athletics program is among the best in the region and is home to 24 NCAA Division lll sports teams and 30-plus intramural sports. A Princeton Review Best Northeastern College, York prides itself on its experienced, engaged faculty, its high-impact and student-centric philosophy and its commitment to affordability and accessibility.