32 GC students named to fall 2020 dean's list at RIT
The following local residents made the dean's list at Rochester Institute of Technology for the 2020 Fall Semester.
Undergraduate students are eligible for Dean's List if their GPA is greater than or equal to 3.40 for nine credit hours of traditionally graded coursework; they do not have any grades of "Incomplete," NE, D, or F; and they have registered for, and completed, at least 12 credit hours.
Nicholas Kelly, of Byron, who is in the Software Engineering program.
Celia Mercovich, of Bergen, who is in the Physics program.
Erik Scharlau, of Alexander, who is in the Physician Assistant program.
Andrew Pickard, of Batavia, who is in the Software Engineering program.
Ava Vescovi, of Le Roy, who is in the Business Administration-Marketing program.
Bethany Zwolinski, of Corfu, who is in the Biomedical Sciences program.
Sophia Zwolinski, of Corfu, who is in the Mechanical Engineering program.
Tyler Henry, of Bergen, who is in the Illustration program.
Haley Scripp, of Le Roy, who is in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.
Taylor Schofield, of Pavilion, who is in the biomedical engineering program.
Lauren Burke, of Bergen, who is in the applied mathematics program.
Amelia Pestillo, of Batavia, who is in the management information systems program.
Maddi Howard, of Elba, who is in the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program.
Cambria Kinkelaar, of Bergen, who is in the Mechanical Engineering program.
Alex Warren, of Corfu, who is in the Computer Science program.
Alex Rosse, of Byron, who is in the Computing Security program.
Grace Vogler, of Corfu, who is in the Business Administration-Management program.
Lily Mercovich, of Bergen, who is in the Film and Animation program.
Charlie Stevens, of Le Roy, who is in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.
Melissa Mountain, of Batavia, who is in the Interior Design program.
David Lapierre, of Oakfield, who is in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.
Rachel Schauf, of Batavia, who is in the Applied Arts and Sciences Program.
Brett Lubberts, of Linwood, who is in the Computer Science program.
Ella Frank-Doyle, of Batavia, who is in the Medical Illustration program.
Molly Huber, of Batavia, who is in the Robotics and Manufacturing Engineering Technology program.
Will Palmer, of Batavia, who is in the New Media Design program.
John Mercovich, of Bergen, who is in the Mechanical Engineering program.
Chase Roth, of Alexander, who is in the Mobile App Development program.
Charles Carroll, of Oakfield, who is in the Chemistry program.
Ethan Stone, of Batavia, who is in the Computer Engineering program.
Colin Hunt, of Batavia, who is in the Packaging Science program.
Matthew Pencille, of Le Roy, who is in the Biomedical Engineering program.
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