NORTH EAST, MD — Cecil College has announced the names of students recognized on the President’s List for their exceptional academic performance during the Spring 2024 semester. This honor is awarded to students who achieve a grade-point average of 3.75 or higher out of a possible 4.00.
The President’s List for this semester includes 22 students from Pennsylvania, primarily from Chester County. To qualify, full-time students must have completed 12 or more attempted hours, while part-time students become eligible after accumulating 15 credit hours with a semester GPA of 3.75 or higher. Developmental coursework grades are not considered in this evaluation.
Cecil College, located in Maryland’s most northeastern county, serves approximately 2,200 credit students and 2,300 non-credit students across its campuses in North East and Elkton. The college offers a range of associate degrees, certificate programs, and non-credit classes, catering to a diverse student population.
The following students from Pennsylvania have earned a place on the President’s List:
- Maureen Lysle from Avondale
- Vanessa Faunce from Holtwood
- Katherine Maroko from Kennett Square
- Lance Workman from Kirkwood
- Jillian Neuhof from Landenberg
- Emily Clontz from Lincoln University
- Jenna D’amico from Lincoln University
- Meredith Griffin from Lincoln University
- Lynsi Hutchinson from Lincoln University
- Logan Puckett from Lincoln University
- Emma Turner from Lincoln University
- Frank Villasana-Cordero from Lincoln University
- Kirstin Arnold from Nottingham
- Victoria Hallowell from Nottingham
- Brayden Onick from Nottingham
- Lauren Callahan from Oxford
- Cristina Castillo-Herrera from Oxford
- Daniel Cox from Oxford
- Cole Craft from Oxford
- Victoria England from Oxford
- David Hanna from Oxford
- Vivian Kearney from Oxford
Cecil College is celebrating these students’ dedication to achieving high standards in their education.
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