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Elyria resident named to dean’s list

Lily Simmons, a junior Journalism and Mass Communication major of Elyria, was among over 800 Bob Jones University students named to the Spring 2018 Dean’s List.

The Dean’s List recognizes students who earn a 3.00-3.74 grade point average during the semester.

Located in Greenville, South Carolina, Bob Jones University provides an outstanding regionally accredited Christian liberal arts education.

Findlay students earn degrees

More than 730 graduates were recognized for earning doctoral, master’s, bachelor’s or associate degrees from the University of Findlay for the academic year 2017-2018. Local students include: • Lauren Ackerman of New Washington, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. Ackerman graduated from the University with the academic designation of cum laude.

• Aaron Baker of Vermilion, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Biology. Baker graduated from the University with the academic designation of magna cum laude.

•Amanda Baker of Huron, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science.

• Jacob Barnes of Norwalk, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.

• Brendan Cannon of Avon, received the following: Doctor of Pharmacy.

• Jessica Caudill of Vermilion, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science.

• Raechel Clemons of North Fairfield, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Clemons graduated from the University with the academic designation of summa cum laude.

• Robert Cramer of Avon, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. Cramer graduated from the University with the academic designation of summa cum laude.

• Matthew Gecks of Willard, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Biology.

• Taylor Hall of Nova, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science and Biology.

• Haven Helmstetter of Monroeville, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Health Science. Helmstetter graduated from the University with the academic designation of cum laude.

• Morgan Mastellone of Amherst, received the following: Master of Business Administration.

• Anthony Panfalone of Bellevue, received the following: Master of Arts in Education.

• Edwin Ruppert of Norwalk, received the following: Doctor of Pharmacy.

• Alyssa Sauter of Avon, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Animal Science and Biology.

• Brian Schuler of North Olmsted, received the following: Doctor of Pharmacy.

• Amy Sil of Westlake, received the following: Doctor of Pharmacy.

• Amanda Smith of Elyria, received the following: Master of Arts in Education.

• Terra Soto of Lorain, received the following: Master of Occupational Therapy.

• Michayla Stallings of Attica, received the following: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.

Liberty Valliant of Bellevue, received the following: Bachelor of Arts in History.

• William Vanscoy of Sandusky, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Strength and Conditioning and an Associate of Arts in Personal Training.

• Celeste Voight of Sandusky, received the following: Doctor of Pharmacy.

• Ryan Wilburn of Bellevue, received the following: Bachelor of Science in Finance. Wilburn graduated from the University with the academic designation of summa cum laude.

• Kristen Wooten of Bellevue, received the following: Master of Occupational Therapy.

Area residents earn JCU awards

John Carroll University’s Boler School of Business recently announced recipients of its signature awards for the 2017-18 academic year.

Local students highlighted for special recognition are listed below, along with their respective majors:

• Evan McGory of Sandusky, Ciuni and Panichi Firm Award (Accountancy major)

• Margaret Murphy of Huron, Cleveland Public Firms Award (Finance major)

• The Boler School of Business graduates students who live inspired lives. They lead with an ethical foundation, excel in service with and for others, and exemplify professional excellence, a strong work ethic, and superior decision making.