ROCHESTER, NY — The following students at the Rochester Institute of Technology made the Dean’s List for the fall semester:
Vincent D’Arrigo of Martville, who is in the mechanical engineering program.
Christina Pensabene of Fulton, who is in the biomedical engineering program.
Alexander Johnson of Oswego, who is in the computing and information technologies program.
Nikolas Whiteside of Oswego, who is in the game design and development program.
Quinn Webb of Fulton, who is in the ASL-English interpretation program.
Joshua Berlinski of Cato, who is in the applied statistics and actuarial science program.
Karly Aserian of Pennellville, who is in the diagnostic medical sonography program.
Andrew Yankowsky of Fulton, who is in the computing security program.
James Godzwon of Constantia, who is in the electrical engineering program.
Matthew Colclough of Phoenix, who is in the mechanical engineering program.
Kyle Freberg of Oswego, who is in the engineering technology program.
Austin Whitaker of Mexico, who is in the microelectronic engineering program.
Sophie Walter of Lacona, who is in the university exploration program.
Aaric Celeste of Oswego, who is in the civil engineering technology program.
Michael Beckwith of Oswego, who is in the computer engineering program.
Wesley Dahar of Fulton), who is in the computer engineering program.
Michael Dean Jr. of Central Square, who is in the industrial design program.
Rachael Thormann of Williamstown, who is in the computational mathematics program.
Cole Depuy of Fulton, who is in the civil engineering technology program.
Meagan Gage of Hannibal, who is in the diagnostic medical sonography program.
Joshua Skinner of Cato, who is in the electrical mechanical engineering technology program.
Ryan Drake of Pulaski, who is in the mechanical engineering technology program.
Tara Coughlin of West Monroe, who is in the diagnostic medical sonography program.
Kate O’Gorman of Oswego, who is in the new media design program.
Ethan Taylor of Oswego, who is in the mechanical engineering technology program.
Kayla Dingman of Fulton, who is in the biotechnology and molecular bioscience program.
Andrew Olin of Richland, who is in the computing security program.
Donna Aiken of Fulton, who is in the biomedical engineering program.
Kelci Somers of Oswego, who is in the applied arts and sciences program.
Michael Leach of Pennellville, who is in the furniture design program.
Alaina Celeste of Oswego, who is in the mechanical engineering program.
Zachary Lehman of Sandy Creek, who is in the chemical engineering program.
Bruce Jones of Pennellville, who is in the electrical mechanical engineering technology program.
Degree-seeking undergraduate students are eligible for Dean’s List if their term GPA is greater than or equal to 3.400; they do not have any grades of “Incomplete,” “D” or “F;” and they have registered for, and completed, at least 12 credit hours.
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