SUNY Delhi congratulates almost 800 students who achieved the dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester. The dean’s list is a recognition of academic achievement for students who enrolled in six or more credits and earned a 3.5 or higher grade-point average for the semester and includes Delaware County residents Naomi Arius of Walton, Katelyn Babcock of Delhi, Olivia Balcom of Margaretville, Richard Baldwin-Way of Margaretville, Ethan Barrett of Davenport Center, Hallee Bodo of DeLancey, Christopher Clark of Stamford, Myles Cohen of Bovina Center, Camelia Cruz Navarro of Delhi, Emily Davis of East Meredith, Samuel Davis of Delhi, Zully Dearmas of Sidney Center, Heidi Decker of Walton, Emma Dibble of Bloomville, Alan DuMond of Sidney Center, Vanessa Duque of Margaretville, Graydon Dutcher of Walton, Marley Eignor of Margaretville, Christopher Ellis of Bloomville, Jamie Ford of Fleischmanns, Andreana Forhan of Stamford, Eve Foster of Walton, Indianna Fox of Downsville, Liliana Fuentes Balboa of Walton, Haylee Hernandez of Sidney, Noah Heyn of East Meredith, Parker Hinkley of Sidney, Kaspar Hudak of East Meredith, Ryan Hunter of Delhi, Griffin Jackson of Walton, Samuel Lees of DeLancey, Haralambos Michailides of Bovina Center, Hailie Miller of Hancock, Madison Miller of Hobart, Jamison Moscoso Duarte of Harpersfield, Logan Nealis of Delhi, Kadence Oblinski of Bloomville, Katherine Offnick of Walton, David Pickhardt of Franklin, Bryan Ramme of Delhi, Sharon Reichert-Morgan of Delhi, Juanita Rispoli of Delhi, Lauren Rosa of Delhi, Lauryn Schmid of South Kortright, Matthew Serrao of Franklin, Tania Silva Reyes of Fleischmanns, Zachary Skou of Margaretville, Zachary Starr of Sidney, Emmalee Sulger of Delhi, Jacob Tippett of Franklin, Allison Townsend of Margaretville, Brianna Vanloan of Walton, Paris Vasilikos of Fleischmanns, Trevor Waid of Davenport, Cadence Wakin of Delhi, Jean Weilbach of Hobart.
Purchase College announced that more than 1,300 students were named to the dean’s list for the spring semester including Isaiah Smith of Franklin and Ivory Biruk of Halcottsville.
Two-hundred and fifteen SUNY Oneonta graduate students completed the requirements for a master’s degree, certificate of advanced study or advanced graduate certificate following the spring 2025 semester on Saturday, May 17. Sarah Roberts of Bovina Center earned a master of arts for completing the museum studies program and Kaitlyn O’Boyle of Hancock earned a master of science in education for completing the literacy education (B-6) program.
At SUNY Oneonta’s spring 2025 commencement more than 600 undergraduate students were honored. Delaware County graduates include: John Arnold of East Meredith - bachelor of arts in English; Lizette Bishop of Delhi - bachelor of science in psychology; Brandon Bodo of DeLancey - bachelor of science in adolescence education: social studies; Logan Kaufman of Hobart - bachelor of science in sport management; Kaylee Marschilok of Delhi - bachelor of science in early childhood/childhood education B-6; Rachel Masterson of Andes - bachelor of science in early childhood/childhood education B-6; Christopher Prentice of Sidney - bachelor of science in business economics; Sophia Wakin of Delhi - bachelor of science in sport management; Kassidy Wright of Hobart - bachelor of science in psychology.
A total of 9,424 students received degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison on May 9-10, including Anderson Matteo Smith, Margaretville, College of Letters and Science, bachelor of arts-journalism.
One thousand, one-hundred and eighty-seven SUNY Cortland students earned president’s list honors for the spring 2025 semester. To qualify for the president’s list, students must earn an A- or better in each of their classes while carrying a course load of 12 hours or more. Among those recognized are Alina Chojnowski of Roxbury, majoring in community health; and Bailee Herrel of Arkville, majoring in psychology.
The following local residents were named to Clark University’s spring 2025 dean’s list: Sophia L. Needham, of Roxbury was named to first honors, and Marco G. Shaw, of Bovina Center was named to first honors.
