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STUDENT UPDATEBoulanger earns highscore on SAT reading

Clark's Arthur L. Johnson HighSchool junior, Mark Boulanger ispresented with a Certificate ofAppreciation from Clark Board ofEducation President Jill Quran inrecognition of his scoring 800 onCollege Board SAT for the CriticalReading Assessment.

The recognition took place atthe Board of Education's Showcaseof Success.

Fortus earns a spoton WNEC dean's list

Amanda L. Fortus of Cranfordhas been named to the dean's list atWestern New England College inSpringfield, Mass., for the fallsemester of 2010.

Fortus is a senior majoring inaccounting. Students are named tothe dean's list for achieving asemester grade point average of3.30 or higher.

Roselle Park residentearns master's degree

Brinda V. Patel of Roselle Parkreceived a master's degree inlibrary science during commence-ment ceremonies on Dec. 18 atClarion University.

Awarded were 272 undergradu-ate degrees, and 179 master'sdegrees. Clarion University Presi-dent Karen Whitney deliveredremarks to degree recipients.

County students onQuinnipiac dean's list

The following area residentswere named to the dean's list forthe fall 2010 semester at Quinnipi-ac University in Ham den, Conn.:

Colin Carrasquillo of Mountain-side, Chloe Lynn Connolly of Cran-ford, Nicole Del Mauro of Spring-field, Alyssa Fine of Summit,Robert Hendricks of Summit,Joseph Marmorato of Summit andElyse Piacentini of Cranford.

UC student earns spoton Who's Who' list

David Doobin from Summit, asenior at Washington and Lee Uni-versity, has been included in the2011 edition of Who's Who AmongStudents in American Colleges andUniversities.

The 80 undergraduate studentschosen from W&L, and 29 studentsfrom the W&L School of Law,were nominated by members of theuniversity community, based ontheir academic achievement, serv-ice to the community, leadership inextracurricular activities and poten-tial for continued success.

Mountainside residentgets UMass honors

Charlotte Mullan, a resident ofMountainside, was among morethan 2,500 students from the Uni-

versity of Massachusetts Bostonwho made the fall dean's list.

Cullen earns spot onVermont dean's list

The following area student hasbeen named to the dean's list for thefall 2010 semester at the Universityof Vermont in Burlington, Vt.Casey L. Cullen of Roselle Park, anenvironmental sciences major inthe Rubenstein School of Environ-ment and Natural Resources.

Summit student is offto France to study

Claire E. Grady of Summit, ajunior at Colby College in Water-ville, Maine, is spending the springsemester of the 2010-11 academicyear in France studying at the Uni-versityersite de Grenoble. She ismajoring in psychology and Frenchstudies at Colby.

Three locals earn spoton Colby dean's list:

The following area studentswere named to the dean's list atColby College in Waterville,Maine, for their outstanding aca-demic achievement during th)S fallsemester of the 2010-11 year:

Katherine H. Gagnon, a memberof the class of 2011, majoring instudio art and art history; Claire E.Grady, a member of the class of2012, majoring in psychology andFrench studies and Benjamin R.Grimmig, a member of the class of2012, majoring in history, all ofSummit.

Local student makesWilkes U. dean's list

Wilkes University ProvostReynold Verret announces thedean's list for the fall 2011 semes-ter. The university extends its con-gratulations Brittany Daniels, ofHillside.

Springfield Collegehonors Clark student

Springfield College in Spring-field, Mass, has named CourtneyMaulen of Clark — a fourth-yearstudent who majors in rehabilita-tion and disability studies — to thedean's list for academic excellencefor the fall 2010 term.

Connecticut Collegenames honor students

The following local studentshave achieved dean's honors ordean's high honors for the 2010 fallsemester at Connecticut College.

Fleather Boak, of Summit, classof 2013; Julia Burgdoiff, of Sum-mit, class of 2014; Julian Gordon,of Summit, class of 2014; DanielleGreen, of Summit, class of 2011;Lilas Humen, of Cranford, class of2014; Gary Kaufman, of Summit,class of 2013 and Arieile Wortzel,of Summit, class of 2014.

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