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James Lawson (Beau) Sanders
III of Forsyth
was namedto .the Dean's
List of Pensacola Christian Col-
lege for academic achievement during
the 2019 Spring semester for earning a
semester grade point average of 3.00 or
higher. He is the son of Jay and Cathy
Sanders. Pensacola Christian College,
Pensacola, Fla. is a liberal arts college with
an enrollment of approximately 4,700
students and offers a variety of programs
of study.
The following students completed cours-
es with exemplary marks and made the
2019 Spring President's List at Georgia
College in Milledgeville. Students who
make a term average of 4.0 on 12 or more
semester credit hours at Georgia College
Caitlyn M. Onstott of Forsytl} ment were named to the President's List, semester/Term 4 of 2018-19 academic
graduated from the University ot Loc al students receiving recognition were: year. The Chancellors List honors full-time
North Georgia (UNG) Sprifig 2019 Robert Derieux Ill of Forsyth, who undergraduate students who are registered
semester and earned a Bachelor of Science is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree for at least 12 semester hours and who
and mathematics (dual/ earn a grade point average of 4.0.
in psychology. Almost 1,300 newly minted
UNG graduates walked in spring com-
mencement ceremonies held May 3-4 on
UNG's Dahlonega campus. UNG granted
1,898 degrees and certificates to 1,850
graduates for the spring 2019 semester.
Former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal; Dr.
Charles N. Davis, a UNG alumnus and
dean of the University of Georgia's Grady
College of Journalism and Mass Commu-
nication; and Joy Hawkins, executive di-
rector of the Governor's Office of Student
Achievement, were the keynote speakers.
The university commissioned 60 mem-
bers of UNG's Corps of Cadets as second
in engmeermg
degree); Brooke Hartman of Forsyth,
who is pursuing a Bachelor of Science
degree in kinesiology/exercise science.
The deans of each
of University of
North Georgia (UNG's) five colleges
- the College of Arts & Letters, the Col-
lege of Education, the College of Health
Sciences & Professions, the Mike Cottrell
College of Business, and the College of
Science & Mathematics - announced those
students who made their respective lists
for Spring 2019. Dean's List recognition
is achieved by having at least a 3.5 grade
Georgia State University an-
nounces that Ashlyn Dell ofFors ,
Kenye Mays of Forsyth and Walter
l-ompa of Forsyth have been named to
its President's List. To be eligible for the
President's List, degree-seeking students
must have earned a GPA of at least 4.0 for
a minimum of nine semester hours of aca-
demic credit taken at Georgia State during
the fall or spring term with no incompletes
for the semester. Eligible students must
have a minimum GPA of 2.0 for all dames
taken at Georgia State. Georgia State
are included on the President's List. Local lieutenants into the armed forces. UNG is point average, carrying 12 or more credit University, an enterprising urban public
students are Mary Jenkins of Forsyth, one of only six senior military colleges in hours in one semester and having no grade research university, is a national leader in
Holland Jones of Forsyth, Jesslca the nation and is designated as the Mili- lower than B. graduating students from widely diverse
Blair of Forsyth tary College of Georgia. The university is Local students earning recognition are: backgrounds. .
on track to graduate and commission 105 Clifton Clarkof Forsyth, Kayley
Dale of Forsyth, Keegan George Georgia State University names
The following students completed cours- military officers for the 2018-19 academic of Forsyth, Stephen Gramling of
es with exemplary marks and made the year. Abigail Rigole of Forsyth and Noah
Dean s List for the 2019 Spring semester at Forsyth, Gabrlelle Hartman of For- Samuelson of Juliette to the Spring
Georgia College in MiUedgeville. Stu- University of North Georgia sythi Jonathan Hetzler of Culloden,
dents who make a term average of at least (UNG) recognized students who achieved Caitlyn Onstott of Forsy,Sum-
3.5 on 12 or more semester credit hours a 4.0 GPA during the spring 2019 Semes- mer Sanders of Forsyth, Shelby
at Georgia College are included on the ter. Students enro,lled in 12 or more credit Sims 0f Forsyth, William Wailersof
Dean s List. Local students are Brittany hours in bachelor s degree programs who Forsyth, Frank Wilder of Forsyth.
Green of Forsyth, Christin Wil- achieved a 4.0 grade point average were
liams of Juliette, Colton Perkinsof named to the President's Honor Roll. Melissa White of Forsyth has been
Forsyth, John Mcintyre of Juliette. Students enrolled in associate degree pro- named to the Chancellor's List at Troy
grams who met the same level of achieve- University, Troy, Ala. for the spring
2019 Dean's List. To be eligible for the
Dean's List, degree-seeking students must
have earned a GPA of at least 3.5 for a min-
imum of nine semester hours of academic
credit taken at Georgia State during the fall
or spring term with no incompletes for the
semester. Eligible students
By Diane Glidewell
news@mymcr.net
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e
Summer has officially
started (even though
meteorologists peg the
start as June 21). Monroe
County Library held the
Blast Off Carnival for its
summer reading program
on Wednesday, June 5
and welcomed about 100
children who have signed
up for Summer 2019.
By keeping a log of their
reading, or time being
read to, from now until
July 31, they will be eli-
gible for prizes. Children
may sign up to participate
any time during the sum-
mer.
Last summer about
600 children and teens
read over 12,000 hours in
Monroe County's summer
reading program. A mul-
titude of organizations,
businesses and individu-
als donate to make the
program possible. Part of
the program is the special
performances and activi-
ties offered each Tuesday,-
Wednesday and Thursday
for children and on Tues-
day evenings for teens.
This year the theme is
Universe of Stories:'
Robert Payne and Pa-
mela Little brought their
mobile science museum
Some of the participants in Monroe County's summer reading kickoff carnival, including new Children's Director Jasa Brown,
take a break from the waterslide, bounce house, science museum, air brush tattoos, popcorn, hot dogs and games long
(Photos/Diane Glidewell)
to the Blast Off Carnival
for children and their
adults to experience and
learn from the exhibits. It shuttle flight manualsinvited to come to Mon-
featured a space suit that available, roe County Clubhouse
is a replica of those used Payne said that each year dressed as their favorite
in the Apollo expeditions, he works to put together characters and learn about
It included exhibits on exhibits that fit the sum- dairy. On Tuesday, June
the moon phases, com- mer's theme. He wants 18 Marco Moonbeam will
parisons of how gravity to create a museum that be at the Clubhouse at 10
on the different planets is both entertaining and a.m. with stories and po-
and the moon will change educational, ems answering questions
your weight and how the On Thursday, June 13, about inner and outer
different length of days Monroe County Farm space. On June 19 at 11
would change your age. Bureau will sponsor an Ice a.m. Ebenezer the Sneezer
There were copies of space Cream Day. Children are will be on hand to enter-
back, were persuaded to
enough to pose for a picture.
tain Monroe County chil-
dren. LewE will present
his UFO Show at 10 a.m.
on June 25. There will be
four Edible STEAM Day
programs, the first one on
June 11. Check with the
Library or its website for
the complete schedule.
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