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MGCC Announces President’s and Vice President’s Lists for Spring 2025 Semester

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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – Mountain Gateway Community College is pleased to announce the students who have been named to the President’s and Vice President’s Lists for the Spring 2025 semester. These students have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement and have met the criteria for inclusion in these prestigious lists.

President’s List

To be named to the President’s List, students must carry an academic load of at least 12 credit hours and achieve a minimum grade point average of 3.91. The following students have earned this distinction:

Jon Eggleston, Brody Crance, Santana Unroe, Alexis Baron, Samuel Covert, Andrew Hartless, Nathan Fender, Gunnar Swoope, Goldie Richardson, Hailey Davis, Coy Brown, Edward Joseph Liwag, Landon Joines, Austin Sanchez, Andrea Higgins, Maddi Brown, Olivia Lopez, Tyler Simmons, Raegan Sparks, Michael Clark Jr., Serenity Campbell, Victoria Dorey, Isaac Wilkerson, Ezekiel Saville, Alysa Wheeler, Keeli Wheeler, and Jeni Osorio.

Vice President’s List

To be named to the Vice President’s List, students must carry an academic load of at least 12 credit hours and achieve a grade point average of 3.25 or higher. The following students have earned this distinction:

Amber Oelke Dileggi, Cheyenne Witherow, Grant Parlier, Samantha Smith, Joshua Thompson, Dalton Tomlin, Jacob Dillon, Autumn Wolfe, Tyler Banks, Cooper Rice, Carson Leatherland, Kevin Campbell, MacKenzie Carter, Carter Asboth, Kyleigh Mills, Zoey Jenkins, Matthew Clayton, Tucker Fisher, Melody West, Rachel Bowyer, Madison Robinette, Daniel Grimm, Sara Pelkey, Rayshan Richardson, Tristan Slay, Lu Shiqing, Dylan Tyree, Adam Tremblay, Macy Shafer, Connor Fridley, Paige McNeil, Reanna Clark, Maddie Carte, Marlene Convers, James Lipscomb, Jadalynn Sellers, Bella Fuller, Cole Tackett, Aysha Gibson, Millie Glick, Allysa McNeely, Victoria Patterson, Neeko Jeter, Ayden Roman, Hallie Hostetter, Skylar Adams, Vincent Wilson, Jacob Morris, and Simon Emore.

These students have not only demonstrated academic excellence but have also set a strong example of hard work and dedication for their peers. Mountain Gateway Community College congratulates each of them on their outstanding achievements and is proud to have them as part of our community.

Now is the perfect time to join them – register now for Fall classes at Mountain Gateway Community College! To learn more or get started, visit www.mgcc.edu or contact Student Services at 540-863-2820.

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