Falls Church Residents Graduate, Make Dean’s List

The following area residents were recognized for either graduating or earning a spot on their respective university’s Dean’s List

The graduates are:

Becker College — Stuart Griswold from Falls Church graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interactive Media Design, Game Arts Concentration.

Dickinson College — Stephen Christopher Bonacci from McLean graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in International Business & Management.

Georgia Institute of Technology — Emily Moschella from Falls Church graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.

Iowa State University — Elizabeth Axtell from McLean graduated with Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science.

University of San Diego — Katherine Liverman from Falls Church graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations.

The Dean’s List receipients are:

Georgia Institute of Technology — Dylan Kemelor from Falls Church.

University of Pittsburgh at Bradford — Victoria Gianopoulos, sophomore, psychology from Falls Church.

Michigan Technological University — Ben J. Updike, Chemical Engineering from Falls Church.

University of Dayton — Mary Catherine Donovan from Falls Church.

Simmons University — Rachel Matz from Falls Church.

McDaniel College — Sheila Evans and Nicholas Cummings, both from Falls Church, were awarded High Honors and Highest Honors, respectively, as well as making the Dean’s List.

The University of Scranton — Ana C. Luta from Falls Church.

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