The Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) has released the names of students graduating at the end of the 2020 spring semester as well as scholars attaining the DMACC President’s List and DMACC Dean’s List.
More than 800 students graduated from the DMACC campuses in Ankeny, Boone, Carroll, Newton, Urban and West at the end of the spring 2020 term, including the following four Perry scholars:
- Jonathan Flores, Liberal Arts
- Maggi Mallon, Associate Degree Nursing
- Claudia Ordonez, Associate Degree Nursing
- Mark Salinas, Liberal Arts
Seven Perry scholars were also named to DMACC’s spring 2020 semester president’s list. To qualify for the president’s list, a student must have earned a grade point average (GPA) of 4.0 during the term. Achieving the fall president’s list were:
- Amy Bailey, Associate Degree Nursing
- Heidi Chapman, Liberal Arts
- Anna Eppert, Liberal Arts
- Heather Friedrichsen, Liberal Arts
- Nichole Greene, Early Childhood Education
- Kelsey Holland, Liberal Arts
- Erica Jolliff, Nurse Aide
DMACC also announced the spring 2020 semester dean’s list, including the following 11 Perry-area scholars. To qualify for the dean’s list, a student must have earned a grade point average (GPA) between 3.5 and 3.99. Making the spring dean’s list were:
- Megan Burk of Perry, Human Services
- Lexie Cox of Perry, Liberal Arts
- Jimmy Enriquez of Perry, Auto Maintenance and Light Repair
- Gerardo Gonzalez Rios of Perry, Fire Science Technology
- Laura Hernandez of Perry, Liberal Arts
- Elise Hill of Perry, Associate General Studies
- Jeri McAtee of Perry, Dietary Manager
- Emily Pace of Dawson, Associate Degree Nursing
- Jeymi Ramirez of Perry, Accounting Certificate
- Anna Ridnour of Perry, Liberal Arts
- Daissy Ulrich of Perry, Associate General Studies
DMACC also released the names of 22 Perry High School students in the Career Advantage Program eligible for the 2020 spring semester President’s List. To be eligible, a student must have completed a minimum of six credits and earned a 4.0 grade point average for that semester. Career Advantage students attaining the President’s List were:
- Mason Barkley, Liberal Arts
- Alexander Bebb, Liberal Arts
- Kaden Boyer, Liberal Arts
- Zachary Darr, Liberal Arts
- Cassidy Heck, Liberal Arts
- Angela Hernandez, Liberal Arts
- Dannah Karolus, Liberal Arts
- Tomas Lopez Ortiz, Liberal Arts
- Elyssa McFarland, Liberal Arts
- Emma McFarland, Liberal Arts
- Brennan McGee, Liberal Arts
- Macie Mosher, Liberal Arts
- Odaly Perla, Liberal Arts
- Dalton Scott, Liberal Arts
- Dakoda Strough, Liberal Arts
- Tucker Strough, Liberal Arts
- Michelle Tobar, Liberal Arts
- Cindy Truong, Liberal Arts
- Sarah Vaughn, Liberal Arts
- Lexie Welch, Liberal Arts
- Quinn Whiton, Liberal Arts
- Alexa Zarate, Liberal Arts
Twenty-eight Perry-area high school students in the DMACC Career Advantage Program were named to the 2020 spring semester Dean’s List. To be eligible, a student must have completed a minimum of six credits and earned a 3.5 to a 3.99 grade point average for that semester. Career Advantage students attaining the Deans List were:
- Chase Archer of Perry, Liberal Arts
Riese Archer of Perry, Liberal Arts
Emily Coghlan of Perry, Liberal Arts
Kailey Crawford of Perry, Liberal Arts
Destiny Delacruz of Perry, Liberal Arts
Taylor Eppert of Perry, Liberal Arts
Yamilet Figueroa of Perry, Liberal Arts
Rylynn Gilmore of Dawson, Liberal Arts
Jaqueline Guardado of Perry, Liberal Arts
Angel Hastings of Perry, Liberal Arts
Carly Herrera of Perry, Liberal Arts
MariLou Ledesma of Perry, Liberal Arts
Molly Lutmer of Perry, Liberal Arts
Collin Malmberg of Perry, Liberal Arts
Myka Meri of Perry, Liberal Arts
Madison Myers of Dawson, Liberal Arts
Lindsey Oblea of Perry, Liberal Arts
Miguel Orduna of Perry, Liberal Arts
Hannah Peterson, Liberal Arts
Isabel Reyes of Perry, Liberal Arts
Elizabeth Rodriguez of Perry, Liberal Arts
Fatima Rodriguez of Perry, Liberal Arts
Daniela Santacruz of Perry, Liberal Arts
Sierra Shore-Newton of Perry, Liberal Arts
Jeb Stewart of Perry, Liberal Arts
Emma Stika of Perry, Liberal Arts
Dylan Winey of Perry, Liberal Arts
Kolby Wolfe of Perry, Liberal Arts
