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Angelina College announces President’s List

By: Nancy Reynolds

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LUFKIN, TEXAS, May 15, 2017 – Angelina College is pleased to release the names of nearly 100 students named to the President’s List.
To qualify, students must have enrolled in at least 12 semester hours of college-level work and have attained a grade point average of 4.0.
The names of students who make the President’s List are posted at the end of each long semester.
Following is the list of students divided by locality.
Broaddus
Jenna N. Sheffield
Burkeville
Sarah E. Glaesemann
Corrigan
John A. BassettChristopher Reyes
Crockett
Lauren K. Dudley
Jamie G. Nash
Diboll
Malaya F. Davis
Fernanda Montoya
Frances K. Mowrey
Eduardo F. Perez
Ashley Rodriguez
Jorge Salcedo
Etoile
Derek L. Garsee
Huntington
Eric S. Cardwell
Christopher N. Crane
Christopher D. Hadnot
Johnny Istre
Dale H. Malone
Tristin L. Mitchell
Jessica L. O’Neall
Deborah A. Taylor
Angie N. Wilson
Jasper
Teresa A. Isom
Shannon C. Mase
Abigail V. Patterson
Kennard
Jeremy D. Brittain
League City
Gavin A. Howe
Livingston
Angelina E. Adams
Priscila M. Damian
Madison D. Reeves
Lufkin
Meagan J. Adair
Victoria D. Allen
Katherine R. Bales
Luis A. Bauer
Belinda M. Brown
Ian G. Cavenall
Jasmine S. Chae
Alexandra K. Chapman
Bethany L. Cole
Sonia B. Cuellar
Matthew S. Daniel
Megan C. Davis
Wade A. Dorris
Leslie A. Durham
Elizabeth A. Eng
Ivan A. Escobedo
Robyn O. Haak
Eduardo N. Hernandez
Curtis L. Hight
Thomas C. Hurst
Mario M. Jacobo
Justin N Jensen
Kristina M. Johnson
Alexander Koruth
Lauren G. Leedy
Sutton K. Lowe
Gracie D. McDonald
Kevin K. McGee
Gary S. Modisette
Andrew J. Netherton
Jon L. Prunes
Eddy J. Rivas
Jada Robins
Claudia Silva
Lauren E. Slusher
Brandon S. Smith
Chelsea L. Snow
Erik Sosa
Ronald G. Steveson
Daniel P. Stringer
Kaci L. Stringer
Pedro E. Tinajero-Ayala
Angel Vazquez
Christina J. Yarbrough
Nacogdoches
Merridith N. Abernathy
Roy E. Boins
Shannon L. Durrett
Jose A. Garcia
Samuel R. Garcia
Abimael Hernandez
Scott T. Magee
Paul R. Sanders II
Morgan C. Spencer
Loyd I. Williams
Onalaska
Lainey N. Alec
Patrick R. Hyland
Paris
Qurdale E. Huff
Point Blank
Jessica Cisneros
Pollok
Jayci B. Allen
Pedro Buenrostro
Lauren E. Oates
San Augustine
Marcus D. Hesley
Desiree S. Holmes
Trinity
Marie I. Mattfeld
Zavalla
Chelsey L. Brown
William J. Letney
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Nancy Reynolds
Nancy Reynolds
Nancy Reynolds has proudly served Angelina College since 2000. She began serving as AC’s communications coordinator in 2005. Prior to that, she was the public relations specialist. Reynolds earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Stephen F. Austin State University. She taught speech courses as an adjunct for AC for eight years. As communications coordinator, Reynolds’ responsibilities include the following: writing news releases, directing social media, collaborating with the marketing team, managing the Angelina College brand, coordinating publications, managing web content, coordinating internal communications and providing media training. Reynolds lives in Lufkin with her husband Reg. They have two sons, one daughter-in-law, three grandchildren, and one cat.

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