One Hundred Ninety-Three Students Receive Honors at Lincoln College
List Includes 67 with Perfect 4.0 Averages

 

[March 19, 2022]   One hundred ninety-three students have been named to honors lists for the fall 2021 semester at Lincoln College.

“Our honor students deserve special recognition for excelling academically given the difficulties and challenges presented by the pandemic over the last several years,” said Lincoln College President David Gerlach.

Sixty-seven students earned Special Honors by achieving a perfect 4.0-grade point average for the fall 2021 semester.

Oscar Aamodt, Cassidy Adams, Erick Aguiar, Khalil Alleyne, Michael Ameen, Donovon Anderson, Aleck Bailey, Taylor Becker, Allena Benninger, Alexander Bergin, Svannah Berry, Kynleigh Blake, Ethan Brassfield, Charlie Brown, Jocelyn Bush, Blessing Casey, Bethany Cisco, Robert Davis, Kayla Demus, Anjelia Dominguez, Kacy Dunlap, Jaden Eilts, Aaron Evans, Jalen Franz, Zowie Freese, Pau Galindo Forment, Luca Ganio-Mego, Kiya Hagene, Jack Hale, Tyelor Helm, KayLee Hohlbauch, Ra’Kyah Jeter, Nichole Kinney, Gabriel Koenig, Dorotea Koprivica, Gage Krider, Jayden Lawrence, Augustin Lepoutre, Kayden Lewis, Michelle Londono Jimenez, Spencer Marquez, Dennis Mhini, Pietro Moratelli, Kerstin Osborne, Tim-Luca Ott, Nils Reifenberger, Miguel Reyes, Emma Ritterbush, Kailee Scoles, Saydey Shubert, Joel Singley, Audrey Smith, Kyle Smith, Leon Smith, Zachary Smith, Jena Thacker, Jacob Thomas, Cameron Tomko, Christian Tresoldi, Ivan Vlek, Trey Vorwald, Julia Vosburgh, India Wade, Maggie Werts, Kaylee Winebrinner, Emma Winslow, and Juan Wulff received Special Honors.

Thirty-Four Lincoln College students were named to the President’s List. President’s List students are recognized for a grade point average of 3.75 to 3.99.

Jacob Adams, Ethan Aughenbaugh,

Milan Bajgai, Aaron Becker, Klaudia Blaszczyk, Trevor Booth, Bob Busch,

LaVareon Campbell,

Drake Davidson, Felipe de Andrade Valerio Nakabara, Adam Dempsey, Alex Downing, Jennifer Dragoo,

Devyn Fry,

Mykah Gaddy, Laila Graham,

Nicole Homann,

Timothy Jackson, Emma Jaegle, Jovana Jeremic,

Ibrahim Khan,

Tebogo Lebepe, Malcolm Love,

Malyk Marta e Silva, Kenneth Miles, Haley Morgan,

Vincent Parise, Zander Parise,

Alexa Redd, Caroline Reynolds, Rashaad Stancle,

Grant Stansbury,

Bailey Wilkinson, and Monique Wilson received President’s List honors.

Ninety-two students were named to the Dean’s List. Dean’s List students are recognized for a grade point average of 3.25 to 3.74.

Dean’s List includes Ethan Anderson, Samantha Andrews, Tahtiana Arrington, Ariel Avitia,

Indiah Bankhead, Kevin Beard, Kattie-Valoria Benson, Adler Boatman, Jaylah Bolden, Tovah Brooks, Cristle Buckman,

Blake Cagle, Shanelle Clark, Tyler Clarke, Malo Clement, Madalyne Confer, Cillian Coonan, Chaddam Crosier, Iesha Crowe,

Sydney Davidson, Gabrielle de Oliveira Campos Sandins, Audrey Driskell, Ashley Durham,

Stephanie Ekeopara,

Katherine Fitch, Jesse Flores, Ara Floyd, DeAndre Freeman, Bruno Friedenhain,

Cameron Gardner, Alexis Gines, Hannah Grove, Carla Gutierrez Anaya,

Makayla Hammond, Payton Harris, Noah Henry, Garrett Hooker, Joshua Howard,

Alexa Javadi,

Jaila Kennard, Chloe Kirkhove, Nicholas Kozanecki,

Hattie Langley, Peder Lauvsland, Isabella Lima, Jaylyn Linder, Kennedy Lolling, Morgan Lolling, Zaknafein Luken,

Michael Macias, Jack Mardell, James Marquez, Raul Marrero, Ricardo Martinez, Dakotah Matherly, Alijah McGee, Faith McGinnes, Josephine McLennan, Kobe Medley, Kimberly Morales, Karson Mott,

Harley Naugle,

Seth Padavic, Brian Peacher,

Cylie Rekart, Jessica Renfro, Layla Reynolds, JaNiaya Robeson, Ashlee Ross, Jesse Russell,

Alicia Sator, Keshawn Sayles, Jovon Scott, Hunter Sherwood, Yamari Shumaker, Marissa Sifuentez-Lewis, Madison Skelton, IUana Slaughter, Brian Smith, D’Onnah Smith-Reid, Emanuele Sordi, Emily Stufflebeam,

Terin Teeter, Dominic Tenayuca, Ariana Trotter,

Kevin Vidana, Victoria Villagomez,

Mariel Wade, Rilee West, Aundrae Williams, Mecca Wilson, and Tyler Wilson.

To be eligible for honors, students must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours for the semester.

Lincoln College remains a hybrid institution offering two-year associate degree programs, baccalaureate degrees, and master’s degrees in a residential setting. Since 2015, the College has been intentional in expanding its bachelor’s and master’s degree options, joined four-year athletics via the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), remained committed to affordability through a price match program, and is now offering in-demand online degrees.
 

Lincoln College also offers its highly successful Accelerated Bridge to Education (ABE) program for working adults. The ABE program is offered in Lincoln, Normal, Peoria, and Oglesby, allowing adult students to earn a bachelor’s degree while attending class one night a week in-person in concentrated five-week sessions.

For more information on Lincoln College, visit lincolncollege.edu.

[Lauren Grenlund]