POTSDAM -- The following local students have been named Presidential Scholars for the fall 2019 semester at Clarkson University:

• Ashwin Ajit, Potsdam, computer science / mathematics

• Charlie Edward Anderson, Parishville, civil engineering

• Charlotte Baldwin, Potsdam, business studies

• William Joseph Bergan, Potsdam, business studies

• Noah Gordon Bohl, Potsdam, environmental science and policy

• Michael David Bolesh, Ogdensburg, environmental science and policy

• Morgan David Busch, Potsdam, computer science

• Rhiannon E Clements, Potsdam, biology

• Mary E Donnelly, Potsdam, biomolecular science

• Tyler Eddy, Massena, electrical engineering

• Jada Flanagan, Hermon, innovation and entrepreneurship

• Cameron James Frost, Massena, aeronautical engineering / mechanical engineering

• Izzi Grasso, Potsdam, computer science / data science

• Belle Elaine Hall, Gouverneur, psychology

• Samuel Robert Helenbrook, Potsdam, mechanical engineering

• Nolan Matthew Hogle, Ogdensburg, mechanical engineering

• Sophia J Janoyan, Potsdam, chemical engineering

• Austin Lanning, Madrid, mechanical engineering

• Leon Jaden Lufkin, Potsdam, applied mathematics and statistics

• Austin John Milone, Harrisville, political science

• Taylor Lynn Ormasen, Gouverneur, physics

• Alison Parker, Potsdam, biology

• Logan Gene Peer, Winthrop, mechanical engineering

• Maria Gabrielle Pelusi, Ogdensburg, environmental science and policy

• Elaina Mae Porter, Gouverneur, environmental engineering

• Connor Reed, Gouverneur, mechanical engineering

• Jason Reed, Potsdam, electrical engineering

• Blake Everton Richards, Norwood, civil engineering

• Adam J Romlein, Potsdam, computer engineering

• Summer L Scovil, Colton, interdisciplinary social sciences

• Mariah H Simons, Heuvelton, biology

• Hannah Marie Spilman, Gouverneur, psychology

• Garrett Austin Willard, Hermon, chemical engineering

• Zach Woods, Potsdam, mechanical engineering.

Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-point average and carry at least 14 credit hours.