Central Wyoming College (CWC) has proudly recognized 220 students for their academic achievements during the fall 2024 semester, County 10 reports.
These students have earned spots on the President’s and Dean’s lists, marking a significant accomplishment in their educational journeys.
Students named to the President’s List maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA while completing a minimum of 12 college-level credit hours. Dean’s List honorees achieved GPAs ranging from 3.5 to 3.99 under the same criteria.
Dr. Kathy Wells, Vice President of Academic Affairs, commended the dedication of the faculty in supporting student success:
“The faculty at Central Wyoming College are focused not only on their role of facilitating quality instruction but on the success of each student who enrolls in their courses.”
Dr. Coralina Daly, Vice President for Student Affairs, also emphasized the perseverance required to excel academically:
“It takes dedication and perseverance to maintain an exemplary GPA as a full-time college student. We would like to congratulate all of our students on their accomplishments.”
Some of the students recognized for their exceptional academic achievement include Aspen Ablard, Grace Adelmann, Jessica Ayala, Maren Baker, Pedro Belmont Brasileiro Da Costa, and Emmi Weber. These students exemplified a commitment to academic excellence throughout the semester.
Students named to the Dean’s List include Mikayla Alexander, Tessie Aragon, Maria Cocita, Deniz Kimyoncuoglu, Rian McKenzie, and Sophie Wilkinson. Their hard work and dedication to maintaining high academic standards were celebrated by the college.
Central Wyoming College remains dedicated to fostering an environment that supports academic and personal growth. With a range of resources, including tutoring services and academic advising, the institution ensures that students are well-equipped to navigate their educational journeys.
As the semester continues, CWC encourages students to engage in extracurricular activities, including clubs, sports, and community service, contributing to a well-rounded college experience.
