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Valdosta State graduates and Dean's List


December 26, 2012
VALDOSTA, Ga. — Valdosta State University announced the following local graduates and Dean’s List honorees.

Graduates:

Jacob William Cate of Alpharetta earned a bachelor’s degree in English.

Gabriella Chloe Mulholland of Alpharetta earned a bachelor’s degree in political science.

Jessica Marie Henschen of Cumming earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration and marketing.

Jonathan Richard Benson of Cumming earned a bachelor’s in business administration and marketing.

Elizabeth Ellen Callahan of Cumming earned a bachelor’s degree in art.

Michelle Elaine Livingston of Cumming received an education specialist degree in curriculum and instruction.

Marcie Fouts Suckow of Johns Creek received an education specialist degree in curriculum and instruction.

Stephanie Gleis Murphy of Alpharetta received an education specialist degree in curriculum and instruction.

Jenny Bertino Spartz of Alpharetta received an education specialist degree in educational leadership.

Jeremy Scott Law of Cumming earned a master’s degree for teachers in special education.

Gretta Marie Farley of Roswell received a master’s degree in education for communication disorders.

Paige Alicia Sasser of Roswell received a master’s degree in education for communication disorders.

Jacqueline Wenslow Powell of Cumming received a master’s degree in secondary education.

Dean’s List students who achieved a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher include:

Lauren Victoria Yates of Cumming, Siobhan Aine Peterson of Alpharetta, Brooke Nicole Siflinger of Roswell and Jessica Dujuan Tuggle of Alpharetta.

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