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ECE Engineering Fall 2023 Dean’s List

The list below indicates the Department of Electrical and Computer 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).

Fall 2023 Dean’s List

(Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Toluwanimi Akinosho

Michael Brown

Dirk Catpo Risco

James Cena

Japneet Chopra

Matthew Comeau

Jake Connolly

Hagen Delakowski

Daniel Derosa

Alexander Dibianco

Ian Dollard

Dennis Donnelly

Patrick Gallagher

Paramveer Grewal

Kevin Hofmann

Aidan Hsu

Magnolia Huitz

Shawn Kushner

Daniel Landau

Torray Love

Sebastian Mahecha

Supiya Manley

John Marble

Ricky Mariani

Jack Mcginley

Grace Monetti

Kevin Muller

Jasmine Ocasio

Vincent Perlowin

Samantha Helena-Ann Potomic

Mason Rabtzow

Andrew Radwan

Nathaniel Ross

Nathan Russo

Nicholas Schwing

Chris Toala

Cheyenne Torraca

Joseph Vivolo

Sean Waksmundski

Jack Walsh

Mikeal Wendling

James Wingard

Sean Wood

Joseph Woods

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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