College Names 227 To Spring 2009 Dean's List

SHREVEPORT, La. - A total of 227 students at Centenary College of Louisiana have been named to the Spring Semester 2009 Dean's List, according to Dr. Darrel Colson, Provost and Dean of the College. The honor list names all students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in 12 or more semester hours taken for a letter grade during the fall semester.

Students on the Centenary Spring 2009 Dean's List are listed by their home states and cities, as follows:

Arizona: Tucson — Alexsandra Kasztalska
Arkansas: Benton — Chase Lambert
Fort Smith — Shannon Stoddard
Little Rock — Anna Maris, Sarah Latham, Taylor Pahls
North Little Rock — Stacey Bowers
Ward — Mary Jones
California: Trabuco Canyon — Katherine Sales
Florida: Apollo Beach — Kendra Norman
Georgia: Kennesaw — Whitney Daugherty
Indiana: Indianapolis — Brianna Kern
Louisiana: Alexandria — Christopher Turregano, Anna Medica
Anacoco — Cara Miccoli
Athens — Hannah Moore
Baton Rouge — Jacob Dawson, Lauren Gernand, Jason Kay, Kyle McGimsey, Janet Linschoten, Mark Moehle
Benton — Allison Austin, Stephanie Beauvais
Bossier City — Daniel Antee, Benjamin Barcelona, Haley Bassett, Brandi Candler, Malari Coburn, Jennifer DeLancy, Jared Dysart, Monique Finley, Karyn Gehrls, Michael Haydel, Jacob Jennings, Amanda Krentzel, Dallas Krentzel, Rebecca Lehr, Colin McRae, Joshua Phillips, Katherine Ross, Gaurav Shah, Colleen Smith, Rachel Stevens, Catherine Walsh, Naomi Will, Kenneth Womack, Anne Zapcznski
Calhoun — Brandon Sepulvado
Campti — Cierra Bush
Deville — Jessica Cosenza
Elm Grove — Garrison Tubbs
Grand Cane — Elizabeth Huff
Haughton — Linda Bird, Wesley Carlisle, Danielle Dupree, Charles Eddy, Rachael Magill
Hodge — Madalyn Allen
Houma — Jonathan Carrere, Sarah Duet
Jonesboro — Tyler Treadway
Keithville — Douglas Sullivan
Lafayette — Eric Ball, Emily McManus, Allison Tharp, William Todd, Blaine Wilson
Lake Charles — Madeline Burgoyne, Anna Connell, James Hudson, Austin Price, Benjamin Scalisi, Jude Simon
Livonia — Chelsea David
Luling — Riley Adams
Mandeville — Christine Cumming, Lauren Kloepfer
Mansfield — Anh Dao Tran
Metairie — William Leonard
Minden — Timothy Johnson, Kelsey McConnell, Mallory McConnell, Rebecca McMahen, Susann McMahen, Corey Shadd
Monroe — Sarah Kuruvilla, Macy Stockton
New Iberia — Allison Cormier
Patterson — Sara Carpenter
Pineville — Ashley Rawson
Ponchatoula — Manoah O'Dell, Andrew Osborn
Ruston — John Ramsey
Saint Francisville — Jennifer Pate
Sibley — Matthew Bumgardner
Slidell — John Cefalu, Emily Slazer
Shongaloo — John Callen
Shreveport — Ahmad Azzawe, Destin Bass, Spencer Bostwick, Andrew Bowers, William Burnham, Sergio Cananzi, Stuart Crichton, Austin Dail, Leah Dark, Bryan Day, Renee DoKelly Dunnigan, Lorna Dopson, John Gianforte, Shelby Gillen, Phillip Goodman, Samantha Gray, Tracy Grissom, Kathryn Hardey, Minhtam Ho, Janie Hogan, Ashley Jackson, Stafford Johnson, Seva Kostelanetz, Sunny LaGrone, Caitlin Lindsay, Elizabeth Lyles, Kristy Lopez, Richard Lopez, Kyle Martin, Adam Mastrodomenico, Colin Miller, Sarah Mirfakhraee, Amanda Murphy, Rebekah Murphy, Jennifer Netherton, James Nolan, Mary Orsulak, Christina Poole, Leslie Postles, Jordan Prothro, Grace Robinson, Mary Saylor, Leah Sayad, Katherine Sexton, Vivian Schafer, Leslie Schepp, Tyler Smith, George Tiller, Matthew Wallace, Randall White,
Springhill — Taylor Torrence
Stonewall — Derek Fogleman
Sunset — Thomas Wartelle
West Monroe — Caitlin Kennedy, Amos Sit
Michigan: Midland — Jeffrey Schaffert
Mississippi: Ocean Springs — Leah Tennyson
Tupelo — Gregory Anderson
Ohio: Circleville — Kari Patterson
Tennessee: Brentwood — Caitlin Cavarra
Cordova — Candace Rushing
Texas: Alvin — Caitlin Cunningham
Arlington — Jihad Elaydi
Athens — Benjamin Barrett
Austin — Dane Chambers
Bellaire — David Fitzgibbons
Buda — Michelle Christmas
Colleyville — Ashley Lamb, Quinn Larwood
Dallas — Leslie Clampitt, Beth Geis
Diboll — Allison McClain
Fairview — Kristin DiGioia
Flower Mound — Jessica Brown, Alana Gregory, Laura Loy, Westin Scott
Fort Worth — Zachary Farrar, Marissa Teauseau
Hooks — Libby Bloxom
Houston — Anna Andreen, Abigail Haeckel, Kirk Reedstrom, Natsha Sebeyran
Huntsville — Jessica Marquart
Kingwood — Ruth Litwinowicz
Lago Vista — Jennifer Kunze
Longview — Madeline Weatherspoon
Los Fresnos — Lucille Fleigel
Marshall — Nathan Wasson
McKinney — Jessica Garza, Melanie Hatcher
Mesquite — Ashley Helms
Mineola — Marcos Rodriguez
Odessa — Hillary Phillips
Paris — Garrett Vick
Plano — Anthony LeBlanc
Richardson — Kristin Boesch, Murphy Crain
Rockwall — Nicole Turner, Emily Willet
Santa Fe — Kayla Tibaldo
Seabrook — Catherine Donnelly
Temple — Alyssa Zawieja
Texarkana — Laila A-Dubais
The Colony — Elizabeth Rosselli
The Woodlawns — Elizabeth Krysiak
Tyler — Matthew Harris, Carol Verbeek
Waller — Tara Sandoval
Warren — Stephanie Schreiber
Weatherford — Julia Cornelius
White Oak — Alexandria Pittman
Wichita Falls — Zachary Cowsert
Virginia: Vienna — Lauren Larkin
Washington: Yakima — Justin Kraft
Other Countries: Denmark — Anette Bech-Larsen, Lykke Farre
Aix-Noulette, France — Juliette Grimonprez
Paris, France — Coralie Vilain
San Pedro Sula, Honduras — Marco Rajo
Yau Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong — Yui Ming "Astraea" Tang
Niksic, Montenegro — Natasa Draganic
United Arab Emirates — Dina Abo-Zahrah, Reem Abo-Zahrah
Harare, Zimbabwe — Mark Weeber

About Centenary College of Louisiana

Centenary College is a private, four-year arts and sciences college affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Founded in 1825, it is the oldest chartered liberal arts college west of the Mississippi River and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Centenary is one of 16 colleges and universities constituting the Associated Colleges of the South and is regularly rated as one of the top colleges in the South. In 2008 Centenary College celebrated 100 years in the Shreveport and Bossier City communities.