Thirty-Eight CEHD Corps Members Achieve Academic Excellence
Thirty-Eight students in the College of Education and Human Development are being recognized by the Office of the Commandant of the Corps of Cadets for achieving academic excellence.
This semester, these Corps members are wearing a gold or silver star above the right pocket of their uniform. Gold stars are awarded to those cadets who post a 4.0 GPR with a minimum of 12 hours the previous semester. Silver stars are awarded to cadets earning a 3.5 GPR with a minimum of 12 hours the previous semester.
“It’s exciting to see students that can balance the involvement in the Corps of Cadets with rigorous academic accomplishments. We are very proud of the hard work and dedication of these students and look forward to the many ways they will transform lives once they leave A&M,” said Dr. Joyce Alexander, Dean of the College of Education and Human Development.
The following cadets from CEHD are wearing stars this spring:
Gold Stars:
Cody Caraway
James Hill
Jessica Hoffman
Austin Isaac
Jessica Knox
J Lawton Lander
Mattea Much
Rebecca Scott
William Tabor
Silver Stars:
Daniel Ballin
Nathan Boyd
Ashton Brasol
Patrick Brophy
Claire Caldwell
Deanna Cass
Tyler Edwards
Briscoe Elliott
Andrew Garcia
Isaiah Hall
William Hemphill
Luke Jacobson
Christian Johnston
Ryan Kreider
David Leal
John Little
Eddie Martinez
Matthew Molden
Jett Israel Oliamot
Jonathan Perry
Trent Peters
Jhane Price
Benjamin Ritchie
Jacob Rothenbach
Mason Sargent
Jessica Scheibe
Allen Tschirhart
Ryan Tschirhart
Nikunj Vasvani
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