Riya Patel | Biomedical Engineering

BME Spring 2022 Dean’s List

The list below indicates the Department of Biomedical Engineering students whose outstanding academic achievement has placed them on the Dean’s List. This list includes only students who have authorized the release of information in accordance with the provisions of FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act).

Spring 2022 Dean’s List

(Department of Biomedical Engineering)

Lara Abdelmohsen	Michael Libonati	Annamarie Piccirillo
Anthony Acampora	Kenneth Lindsley	Joshua Platsman
Asmaa Ali	Jessica Longstreth	Wali Sohail
Sachely Antuna	Jonathan Makris	Ryan Sokolow
Nicholas Cavallero	Jackson Malouf	Erin Sommers
Timothy Chandler	Loiza Martin	Taniya Sood
Raahi Desai	Hannah Massey	Alexandra Stibler
Amanda Dias	Grace Matassa	Robert Stoddart
Zindy Diaz	Michelle Meyers	Gilberto Torres
Michelle Foong	Ismael Montero Rinaldi	Thomas Trainor
Sarah Gildea	Cindy Nguyen	Sabrina Vander Wiele
John Goldinak	Jack Nyhuis	Julia Vardiman
Samantha Gorlewski	Christina O’Neill	Keniel Villanueva
Allen Hong	Grace Palahnuk	Sebastian Winter
Colleen Kalinowski	Nikhil Parab	Lauren Wolstenholme
Kevin Kowalski

AS INDICATED IN THE COLLEGE’S UNDERGRADUATE BULLETIN:
“All degree candidates who complete 3 or more course units [=12 credits] (other than additive credits) in a semester with assigned letter grades and who have earned a 3.5 GPA that semester are eligible to be included in that semester’s Dean’s List. Pass (P) is not an assigned letter grade and may not be used toward meeting the requirements for the Dean’s List.”

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BME Spring 2021 Dean’s List

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