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The following students were named presidential scholars for the spring 2016 semester at Clarkson University: • Savarah P Aidun of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in biology. • Scott A Bollt of …
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The following students were named presidential scholars for the spring 2016 semester at Clarkson University:
• Savarah P Aidun of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in biology.
• Scott A Bollt of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in university studies.
• William James Coleman of Potsdam, a junior majoring in electrical engineering.
• Andrew Couperus of Ogdensburg, a junior majoring in physics.
• Deea Das of Potsdam, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering.
• Sara Deschaine of Potsdam, a senior majoring in biology.
• Claire Margot Englert of Massena, a senior majoring in biology.
• Brielle Farley of Gouverneur, a senior majoring in engineering and management.
• Bryant M. Farley of Gouverneur, a senior majoring in financial information and analysis.
• Emily A. Gonthier of Norfolk, a senior majoring in environmental engineering.
• Lee R. Hamilton of Hannawa Falls, a senior majoring in computer science.
• Evan Andrew Jennings of Potsdam, a senior majoring in innovation and entrepreneurship.
• Abigail V Matthews of Massena, a sophomore majoring in university studies.
• Kimberly Oakes of Brasher Falls, a senior majoring in electrical engineering.
• Ryan J Peploski of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in civil engineering.
• Hunter D. Quant of Norwood, a senior majoring in computer science.
• Adam J Romlein of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in engineering studies.
• Samuel E. Rosato of Waddington, a senior majoring in civil engineering.
• Justin Andrew Ross of Ogdensburg, a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering.
• Jordan Smith of Nicholville, a senior majoring in innovation and entrepreneurship.
• Emily Ann Sullivan of Norwood, a sophomore majoring in environmental health science.
• Talor L Weller of Potsdam, a freshman majoring in electrical engineering.
• Nicholas Wentzel of Potsdam, a senior majoring in engineering and management.
• Joshua Dean Williams of Hermon, a senior majoring in engineering and management.
Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-point average and carry at least 14 credit hours.
