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ELMIRA — Nearly three dozen Western New Yorkers were listed as members of Elmira College’s Dean’s List for Academic Achievement for the Winter 2017 Term. The Dean’s List recognizes students that have a grade point average of 3.6 or higher.
Students named include:
- Abigail Aman of Wyoming
- Adelheide-Heide Bradigan of Conewango Valley
- Thomas Bragg of Gasport
- Jaima Cicero of Batavia
- Audrey Clarke of Churchville
- Kylie Connell of Rush
- Elizabeth Dano of Rochester
- Jon Dapier of Rochester
- Dominique Del Calzo of Bemus Point
- Kevin DiMagno of Penfield
- Shannon Englerth of Rochester
- Steven Farnholz of LeRoy
- Thomas Finnigan of Attica
- Emma Freedenberg of Orchard Park
- William Gardner of Olean
- Alexander Garey of Grand Island
- Cassidy Genco of Eden
- Rachel Grampp of Williamsville
- Christa Greiner of Eden
- Seneca Hofbauer of Salamanca
- Caitlin Malanowski of Albion
- Grace Mattle of Buffalo
- Kourtni Mietlicki of Albion
- Sofia Moore of Allegany
- Chloe Nowak of Springville
- Alyssa Ogden of Fairport
- Laura Pantano of Derby
- Owen Richter of South Dayton
- Patrick Schmelzinger of Jamestown
- McKayla Sluga of Salamanca
- Courtney VanBuren of Middleport
- Sadie VanDyke of Alfred Station
- Cassandra Whitcomb of Webster
- Dallas Winchell of Bolivar
- Bridget Yaw of Sherman
Elmira College is a private, coeducational, Phi Beta Kappa college founded in 1855, located in Elmira, New York. The College has an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 1,200 full-time mostly-residential students, and is the guardian of Quarry Farms where Mark Twain summered for decades and where he wrote many of his most iconic novels and is today a research center for visiting Twain scholars. The College has been ranked as a Best College in the Northeast by the Princeton Review and a Top Tier national liberal arts college by U.S. News & World Report, which also ranked Elmira College as a leading college, nationally, for student internships. The Philadelphia Inquirer cited the Elmira College campus as ‘picture postcard perfect.’
