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Honored
Adams Center
Inducted: Cassie A. St. Hilaire, Adams Center, was recently inducted into Psi Chi, the national psychology honorary society chapter at St. Lawrence University, Canton. Miss St. Hilaire is a junior majoring in psychology and economics. She is a graduate of South Jefferson Central School, Adams.
Winners
Watertown
Bridge Scores: Winners of recent weekly games sponsored by the Northern New York Duplicate Bridge Club are announced.
Feb. 1 A: Tied for first and second place, Mabel Walker and Mary Sanford and Debra Suller and Ruth Condon; third place, Susan Favreau and Joan White; fourth place, Ann Sellers and Grace Ahlheim, and fifth place, Alice LeRoy and Ada Jane Northrop
Feb. 1 B: First place, Mabel Walker and Mary Sanford; second place, Susan Favreau and Joan White, and third place, Ann Sellers and Grace Ahlheim
Feb. 6: First place, Ann Sellers and Debra Suller; second place, Mart Liinve and Ada Jane Northrop; third place, Shirley Warren and Alice LeRoy, and fourth place, the Rev. Leo Wiley and Ruth Condon
Feb. 13: First place, Helen Keohane and Alice LeRoy; second place, Debra Suller and Charles Evans; and third place, Ann Sellers and Judy Ashmore
Feb. 15 N/S: First place, Charles Evans and Judy Vespa; second place, Susan Favreau and Helen Keohane, and tied for third and fourth place, Albert and Thelma Schneider and Ann Sellers and Judy Ashmore
Feb. 15 E/W A: First place, Debra Suller and Roxanne Pratt; second place, Ada Jane Northrop and Alice LeRoy, and third place, Patricia Macklin and Mary Demko
Feb. 15 E/W B: First place, Patricia Macklin and Mary Demko, and second place, Marg Hyde and Irma Hammond
Colleges
Deans list
The following north country residents recently were named to the deans list at their colleges or universities:
LeMoyne College,
Syracuse
To receive deans list honors at LeMoyne College for the fall semester, students must receive a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Watertown
Meagan Sloan, freshman, chemical engineering. Miss Sloan, daughter of Cynthia Sloan, Watertown, is a graduate of South Jefferson Central School, Adams.
Monroe Community College,
Rochester
To receive deans list honors at Monroe Community College for the fall semester, students must receive a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Sackets Harbor
Michelle L. Intschert, liberal arts, health related
William Smith College,
Geneva
To receive deans list honors at William Smith College for the fall semester, students must receive a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Watertown
Hannah Connolly, daughter of John T. and Rebecca A. Connolly, Watertown
Graduates
The following north country residents recently received degrees from their colleges or universities:
Clarkson University,
Potsdam
Adams
Thomas H. Ross, bachelors degree, environmental engineering
Brasher Falls
Michael J. Weller, bachelors degree, information systems and business processes
Brownville
Timothy A. Marks, bachelors degree, innovation and entrepreneurship
Carthage
Lucas W. Craig, doctorate, mechanical engineering
Clayton
Frederick B. Barton, bachelors degree, engineering and management
Dexter
Ashley J. Kerr, bachelors degree, global supply chain management
Austin D. Pitkin, bachelors degree, professional studies
Gouverneur
Danielle A. Easton, bachelors degree, engineering and management
Lawrenceville
Timothy J. Penderghest, masters degree, computer science
Lowville
Kenneth G. Yancey, masters degree, chemistry
Madrid
Janessa A. Scott, masters degree, information technology
Massena
Gregory T. Nowak, bachelors degree, mechanical engineering
North Bangor
Monique M. Choiniere, bachelors degree, civil engineering
Ogdensburg
Alyssa R. Cornelison, masters degree, business administration
Tanner R. Richardson, bachelors degree, engineering and management
Potsdam
John Allison, bachelors degree, electrical engineering
Berhan Seium Gabregziabiher, masters degree, civil engineering
Bereket G. Ghebreselassie, masters degree, mechanical engineering
Edward C. Hayes, bachelors degree, environmental health science
Lucas Marcel Leveillee, bachelors degree, mechanical engineering
Danielle Jane McAuliffe, masters degree, engineering and global operations management
Vanora J. OLoughlin, masters degree, mechanical engineering
Mary Lois Twiss, bachelors degree, innovation and entrepreneurship
Blake Allen Williams, masters degree, business administration
Pulaski
Marc S. Nellis, bachelors degree, civil engineering
Russell
Sylas Carl LaPlante, doctorate, chemistry
Sackets Harbor
Anthony J. Gebo, bachelors degree, biomolecular science
Watertown
David Burdell Cook, masters degree, business administration
West Stockholm
Trey T. Smutz, masters degree, business administration
Mohawk Valley Community College, Utica
Several north country residents recently earned associate degrees and certificates from Mohawk Valley Community College.
Boonville
Martin Candee, mathematics and science, general studies
Carin Kent, general studies
Kaylyn Leffingwell, general studies
Anthony Ventura, general studies
Darlene Kay Wells, general studies
Greig
Tamara Murray, administrative assistant and general studies
Theresa
Robert Hanvy, general studies
Rochester Institute of Technology
Clayton
Connie Youngs, associate degree, arts and imaging studies
SUNY Delhi
Newton Falls
William LaPlant, associate degree, liberal arts
Syracuse University
Watertown
Leslie A. Martin, bachelors degree, daughter of Todd and Julie Martin, Watertown
Honored
Watertown
Honored: Katherine Ulmen-Smith, Watertown, was the Jefferson Community College Honors Program student for the week ending March 1.
Ms. Ulmen-Smith is a 2011 graduate of Watertown High School. She is majoring in humanities and social sciences at JCC and plans to transfer to SUNY Potsdam to major in secondary education to become a history teacher. Ms. Ulmen-Smiths honors option project was on the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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