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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, June 17, 2012
PEOPLE BRIEFS
Two named
to dean's list
Steven F. Cornia, of Shaver-
town, and Zachary E. Zacharias,
of Monroe Twp., have been
named to the dean’s list at Lock
Haven University.
Cornia is a senior majoring in
Geology /Applied Geology.
Zacharias is also a senior major-
ing in Secondary Education/
Social Studies.
Geraghty named
to dean's list
Daniel P. Geraghty, of Shaver-
town, a freshman majoring in
engineering and management,
was named to the dean’s list for
the spring 2012 semester at
Clarkson University.
Dean’s list students must
achieve a minimum 3.25 grade-
point average and also carry at
least 14 credit hours.
Hannah Grube
named to dean's list
Hannah J. Grube, of Trucks-
ville, was named to the spring
2012 dean’s list at Lebanon
Valley College, Annville. Grube
is a music business major and
Dallas Senior High School grad-
uate.
Dean’s list students must
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maintain a grade point average
of 3.4 or above on a 4-point
scale.
Flack graduates
from Colgate
Hilary Powell Flack, of Dallas,
graduated recently with a Bach-
elor of Arts degree in English
and Medieval and Renaissance
Studies from Colgate University.
Moran receives
doctorate degree
Kelley Moran, of Harvey’s
Lake, was awarded a doctor of
education degree from Wilkes
University on May 19.
Moran successfully defended
her dissertation, titled “Assess-
ing Morphological Awareness as
a Predictor of Academic Per-
formance and Performance on
the National Physical Therapy
Examination.”
She is an associate professor,
physical therapy department
and director of transition doctor
of physical therapy program at
Misericordia University.
Two participate
in music festivals
Bryden Gollhardt and Marga-
ret Rupp, both of Dallas and
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both students and Wyoming
Seminary Upper School, recent-
ly selected to perform in dis-
trict, regional and state chorus,
band and orchestra festivals.
Gollhart, a junior, was also
named to the Regional Orches-
tra. Rupp is a senior.
Phillips named
to dean's list
Shauna Phillips, of Dallas,
was named to the dean’s list for
the spring 2012 semester at
Widener University.
The dean’s list recognizes
full-time students who earned a
grade point average of 3.50 and
above for the semester.
Scott named
to dean's list
Kimberly A. Scott, of Trucks-
ville, a senior at Millersville
University of Pennsylvania, has
been named to the dean’s list
for the spring 2012 semester.
The 1,382 students named to
Millersville University’s spring
2012 dean’s list earned a semes-
ter grade-point-average of 3.50
or higher and attempted at least
12 credits of course work.
Two graduate from
University of Sciences
Alyssa Cybulski and Megan
Wills, both of Dallas, graduated
from the University of the Sci-
ences during a bachelor’s de-
gree conferment ceremony on
May 18.
Cybulski received a bachelor
of science degree and now con-
tinues on a path towards a doc-
tor of pharmacy degree. Wills
received a bachelor of science in
health science degree and now
continues on a path towards a
doctor of physical therapy de-
gree.
Four locals receive
Latin awards
Among 15 students in Wyom-
ing Seminary Lower School’s
eighth-grade Latin program who
recently received awards in the
National Latin Contest for
Northeastern Pennsylvania are
Megha Sarada, Dallas; Gabrielle
Grossman, Shavertown; Jacob
Ridilla, Shavertown; Leana
Pande, Shavertown.
Sem Upper School
students honored
Wyoming Seminary Upper
School students recently were
honored for their achievements
in Latin, based on their scores
in the 2012 National Latin and
Greek Exams.
Back Mountain residents
honored include freshman Ma-
dison Nardone, Shavertown,
level II, Gold Summa Cum
Laude; freshman Adam Rine-
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Shavertown, level I, Cum
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sophomore Kelly Platt, Dallas,
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Danoff named to
dean's list at Alfred
Paige Danoff, of Shavertown,
was named to the dean’s list for
the spring 2012 semester at
Alfred University. Students
must earn at least a 3.5 grade
point average to qualify for
dean’s list.
Danoff received a degree in
Communications Studies from
the College of Liberal Arts/
Sciences at Alfred.
Eighth-graders
receive awards
Back Mountain residents
among 18 students in Wyoming
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hannock; Dominic Wright, Dal-
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Young graduates
from Elizabethtown
Jason Young, of Dallas, gradu-
ated from Elizabethtown Col-
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Science degree in Business
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Four Back Mountain resi-
dents were among Wyoming
Seminary Upper School stu-
dents recently honored for their
achievements in Russian, based
on their scores in the 2012 Rus-
sian Language Olympiad.
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Honored were sophomores
Bradley Sedor, Wyoming; Fre-
derick (Jacob) Snell, Shaver-
town; Jacob Rome, Shavertown;
and Alexander Barilla, Dallas.
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