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Co-Lin Simpson County Center announces spring honor roll

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
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Co-Lin Simpson County Center announces spring honor roll
MENDENHALL- Chris Warren, director of admissions and records, announces there are 94 students at Copiah-Lincoln Community College’s Simpson County Center listed on the spring semester honor roll. Of this number, there are 18 on the President’s List, 39 on the Vice President’s List, and 37 on the Honors List.
A grade point average of 4.0 is required of full-time students carrying at least 12 semester hours for listing on the President’s List.
President’s List students include Sara Bales and Christy Boyte, both of Bogue Chitto; Elizabeth Peale of Brandon; Brandy White of Crystal Springs; Molly Shotts of D’Lo; Alexis Bishop, Lauren Grantham, Allyson Hodges, Brewunta Johnson, Victoria Sullivan, and Mary Warren, all of Magee; Charlie Wells of McComb; Michael Boles and Taylor Gentry, both of Mendenhall; Dedra Johnson of Prentiss, Marylin Weathersby of Silver Creek; Caylee Yelverton of Taylorsville; and Stacey Lowery of Wesson.
A grade point average from 3.6 through 4.0 is required of full-time students carrying at least 12 semester hours for listing on the Vice President’s List.
Vice President’s List students include Lauren Laird of Bogue Chitto; Jacob Allen, Joanna Holmes, Kristopher McElroy, all of Brandon; Tajma Lindsey and Haylee Smith, both of Braxton; Heather Jennings of Brookhaven; Graneshia Chisholm of Centreville; Latasha Pittman of Crystal Springs; Abigail Algee and Kayla Phillipson, both of Florence; Courtney Ballenger, Karson Busby, Deanna Craft, Jaylea Douglas, Matthew Hurst, Christin King, Mitchell Maddox III, and Genevieve McLain, all of Magee; Christy Barr, Copeland Baskin, Jaycob Beasley, Joanna Kincaid, Madison Lambert, Chance Layton, Karleigh Mahaffey, Kelcie May, Charlette Smith, Karlea Wallace, Bobbie Jo Warren, and Morgan Williams, all of Mendenhall; Jacqueline Hughes of Mize; Molly Kimbrough of Mount Olive; Christopher Fisher and Brittany Morace, both of Natchez; Constance Dampier of New Hebron; Autumn Mize of Philadelphia; Lorenzo Sorrell of Pinola; and Kimberley White of Roxie.
A grade point average from 3.2 through 3.6 is required for full-time students carrying at least 12 semester hours for listing on the Honors list.
Honors List students include Annie Smith of Braxton; Abby Bozeman and Louis Parker, both of Brookhaven; Mary Allen of Clayton; Candace McKinley of Crystal Spring; Danielle Barlow, Meredith Bridges, and Jelisha Taylor, all of Harrisville; Jaylayn Caraway, Shelby Carrico, Christina Frazier, Ladonna Jones, Tyler King, Ashley Magee, Carley May, Kalyn Strickland, Kelsie Walker, Jonathan Ware, and Tara Wright, all of Magee; Joseph Johnston, Jordan Meadows, Kevin Perry, Taysha River, Haley Shaw and Carrie Williamson, all of Mendenhall; Breanna Stephens of Mize; Justin Daley of Monticello; Katlin Clark, Jacqueline Griffith and Charles Herring, all of Mount Olive; Clevana Lewis and Janice Sago, both of Natchez; Mary Gardner and Markeisha Rhodes, both of New Hebron; Abbigail Smith of Picayune; Ashley Cantrell of Pinola; and Priscilla Martinez of Vicksburg.

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