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danvilleareacc · 9 months

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DACC Lists Honors Students for Spring Semester

DANVILLE – Danville Area Community College has released a list of its honor students for the Spring 2023 Semester. A student must carry 12 or more credit hours and a straight A (4.0) average on a 4.0 scale to be included on the President’s List. To be included on the Honors List, a student must carry 12 or more credit hours and have a B+ (3.5) grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Danville Area Community College

Spring 2023 President’s & Honors Lists

President’s List

Spain

Candela Nevares Garcia; Maria Sobany Bosch

Malawi

Josephine Kamwela

Florida

Tampa

Briana Hernandez

Illinois

Alvin

Nicholas Garmon

Armstrong

Olivia Logue; Justin Wilken

Bismarck

Allison Bostwick; Landon Potter; Dianne Trimble

Catlin

Kayleigh Davis; Holden Dunavan; Taylor Garwood; Macallister Hill; Rebecca Rogers

Champaign

Mark Hardwidge

Charleston

Ashlynn McPeak

Chrisman

Chris Christensen

Crescent City

Madison Hamilton

Danville

Wariya Alhassan; Joan Applegate; Amber Atkinson; Rebecca Balla; Xitlally Bonilla; Ne'Kedra Cain; Anna Carrion; Rowan Clawson; Jeremiah Cooper; Isabella Courson; Hannah Creed; Joel Cundiff; Olivia Edgington; Noah Gomez; Teagyn Goodwin; Meghan Gross; Dalton Hagley; Marlee Harper; Jennifer Huckstadt; Lindsey Janssen; Tamara Jimson; Anna Lehmann; Lenox Li; Latana Lillard; Layla Martinez; Jacob Maskel; Amanda Nelson; Carson Pollom; Ethan Rayburn; Sierra Ritter; Janaeja Rose; Edwin Sanchez; Braeden Skoog; Maxeen Smart; Kember Spickard; Lewis Towne; Britney Van Camp; Charlene Walsh; Grace Ward; Cassie Warren; Madison Watson; Katelyn Welch; Donald Wills

Fairmount

Aaron Dean

Hoopesotn

Tori Birge; Gage Hopkins; Amanda Inman; Skyler Morgan

Mahomet

Ahmad Al-Heeti

Mattoon

Raven Morrison

Milford

Craig VanHoveln

Oakwood

Rebekah Allsopp; Lane Bensyl; Jarron Fleming; Travis Goodner; Hayley Mascari; Kimberly Montgomery; Grant Powell; Charles Rieches; Brevin Wells

Paris

Drew Pinkston

Philo

Kyleigh Weller

Potomac

Violet McCool; Seth Pollitt

Ridge Farm

Chloe Pickett

Rossville

Heidi Goble; Hunter Howe; Morgan Miller

Sidell

Hazelyn Hunter

Tuscola

Alexis Koester

Urbana

Stella Obasi; Kanayochukwu Onyedibe

Westville

Chloe Brant; Caleb Brasker; Jack Duensing; Joshua Miller; Emma Myers

Indiana

Anderson

Jacob Lee

Brazil

Hayden Smith

Cayuga

Angela Schwartzkopf

Covington

Alyssa Cheuvront; Margo Galloway; Briley Peyton; Calvin Springer; Alexandra VanVickle

Indianapolis

Linda Ogedegbe

Kingman

Lydia Van Huysen

Mentone

Owen Kirchenstien

Osgood

Elizabeth Pavy

Williamsport

Keenan Ashby

Honors List

Michigan

Almont

Kylar Fisher

Ohio

Blacklick

Nevaeh Reaves

Illinois

Bismarck

Ethan Edwards; Parker Stonecipher

Catlin

Jaiden Baum; Matthew Crawford; Emily Fier; Samantha Henthorn; Grace Niedzwiecki; Emily Watson

Chicago

Lauren Crawley

Danville

Gracie Arnett; Leighton Arnett; Adrianna Beasley; Ka'Mya Bellik; Michele Budnovich; Karsyn Coon; Hadley Cox; Froylan Cruz; Debra Cummings; Paili Davis; Benjamin Dickerson; Brenda Fisher; Jameya Glover; Tedrone Gouard; Jayla Greer; Ca'Rron Hill; Lexi Hudson; Anasha Huguley; Samantha Kamplain; Brooklynne Klett; Christopher La Combe; William Landis; Trenton Lewis; Elisa Loredo; Jericho Maniquis; Kalia Mason; Declan Miller; Jacob Moore; Michael Moore; Prayse Odomes; Aaron Olmstead; Ashlynn Pinnick; Seth Rayburn; Adan Rivera; Tah'yah Rose; Vivianna Ruffo; Ruth Salazar; Andrew Sentelle; Shahd Shillo; Sebastian Skinner; Raenyn Sliva; Shania Smith; Frederick Soderstrom; Jennifer Stovall; Damon Terrell; Rylie Terrell; Samantha Tomlinson; Haziel Trujillo; Nomorya White; Abigail Wilson; Benjamin Winn; Ella Wolfe; Naomi Woods; Mia Yant

East Lynn

Abigail Walder

Georgetown

Alexia Fellers; Erica Hughey; Jennifer Jurumbo; Makaelyn Lagacy; LaVonte Taylor; Hunter Way; Tristan Youngblood

Hoopeston

Maria Alvarado; Ashley Cadle; William Franke; Kayden Wallace; Brady Woods

Mahomet

Gunner Bohlen

Marine

Alixandria Grenzebach

Milford

Jessica Hines

Muncie

Emma Morman

Oakwood

Madison Doan; Koby Fletcher; Raiden Jackson; Austin McDaniel; Lesley Rameno;

Isaiah Ruch; William Sandusky; Madison Wells

Pesotum

Melanie McFarland

Potomac

Patrick Fitzsimmons; Casey Grant; Madelyn Hudson; Mason McMasters; Leanne Rogers

Ridge Farm

Matthew Coleman

Rossville

Alyvia Jackson; Sabrina Koenig; Lindsay Trunnell

Sheldon

Julia Bushnell

Tilton

Karlee Belton; Trinity Dokey; Elena Harris

Urbana

Chiedozie Anyika; Sconeadria Bowdry; Ugochukwu Echendu; Anika Ford

Westville

Lori Gnaden; Lydia Gondzur; Isaac Hughes; McKenzie Meinders; Zoee Troxel

Indiana

Covington

Hailynn Herzog; Jade Skidmore

Evansville

Matthew Bunnell; Ryan Caddell

Remington

Xavier Cantrell

Williamsport

Ethan Hickman

#writeyourstoryatdacc #community college #collegelife #honorsstudents #honorslist #honors

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sleejournal · 1 month

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Show Out Father 💃🏾

Seriously want to take a minute to thank God for seeing me through this semester and allowing me to finish strong.

Father,

You knew my struggles this semester but you also knew my capabilities and I thank you for choosing to highlight that to me over my struggles then rewarding me this fruit for my labor.

Only you can do it ☝🏾 Show all the way out. 💃🏾

Your child,

S. Lee

#SLeeJournal #StrayerUniversity #HonorsStudent #SuccessMindset #GodsPlan

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acchonorsstudentorg · 2 years

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Study Tips from the HSO

Dear friends,

You did it! It's Finals Week and that means the end of another semester. 🎓🎉

For our final blog post of Fall 2021, we wanted to re-share the HSO Leadership Team's study tips from the midterms. You might, we hope, find a gem or two (or three or four) in there. ;)

Jana McCarthy, Director of Advising

My study routine is based on years of tweaking and learning what works for me and what doesn't. I found my study style and early routine with the help of an Academic Coach, which is a resource I recommend for ALL students, but especially Honors students.

I start with my readings. I read and annotate in a heading-to-heading format. I start with the top-level heading, read the info, highlighting main ideas and things to note along the way. Upon reaching the next heading (sub level or any heading), I pause, and concisely note the highlights I made in that section - usually in a doc or in a spiral. At the end of the chapter, I have then made an outline of what I felt was important, which serves as a reference moving forward.

If there are lectures or videos to watch, or assignments to complete - that comes next. I put the notes in the same doc or just after the reading notes, so that it's all in one spot. Importantly, I use symbols and notations to ensure that I can easily locate specific items that I may need again.

I usually study in 1-hour blocks, with a 15 minute, mindless, break in-between. Mindless means that I'm doing something that won't override the material I'm trying to absorb: walk the dog, do the dishes, take a catnap - avoiding mental stimulation that will distract me from encoding the new material. The time I spend works for me, but others need more or less time studying or breaking. Find what works for you.

Finally, I always work on the material asap after a lecture or class meeting. Google: The Forgetting Curve, to learn why.

Mars Medina, HSO President

Studying for me is definitely challenging (wooo ADHD!) but I’ve found some ways to circumvent that.

Overall, first things first: I turn my phone over and put it out of sight! That is definitely my biggest distraction. Next, I make a list for the assignments or projects I need to work on/complete for either the day or for the rest of the week if I somehow have little to work on.

Working with different studying techniques, especially the Pomodoro technique, has worked well for assignment-heavy weeks. For notes I try to write them down by hand, as I found that writing it down instead of typing it usually results in me retaining the information easier. I’ve also found that index cards (for things like memorizing quotes or definitions) are a huge help.

Music helps me out too, to kind of drown out the rest of my environment; hilariously enough, I usually study to metal music but lo-fi is my second go-to! My biggest advice for studying, however, is this: make sure to take breaks!

Aaron Turner, HSO Social Media Team Lead

I'm pretty flexible when it comes to studying. Since each course is unique, I structure my approach in a "flowchart" sorta way (something I didn't know until I actually wrote it out here, lol).

First, I read each syllabus and compile all due dates from all courses into a single calendar. For each course, I then:

1. Get info on tests (Note: If there are no tests, I skip to Step 2)

1.a. Will test questions come from multiple sources or a single source?

If the professor confirms only one source (i.e. from lectures), I double down and study from just that source. That said, I always follow the professor’s lead.

1.b. If I'm studying from a textbook: I try to read ahead of the lectures; I highlight key concepts and say/write out my own explanations; I conduct multiple reviews leading up to the test.

1.c. If I'm studying from lectures: When attending the initial lecture, I listen to get acquainted and usually take few notes; I rewatch the recording and write down key concepts and info; I conduct multiple reviews.

2. For reading, writing, and researching (i.e. for a paper, presentation, homework, etc.)

2.a. I start EARLY and do a little every day.

For research, I use the ACC Library and other reputable websites; I highlight and save passages; I take notes while reading or watching videos; I keep track of my sources.

2.b. I ask questions; I go to office hours and seek tutoring when needed.

Amber Traylor, HSO Treasurer

Like many students, I can struggle to manage my time when trying to study or complete homework. What I’ve found works for me is a combination of two strategies:

1. I maintain an accurate calendar reflecting when assignments are due, when exams are, and what other activities I have planned on certain days. This helps to remind me what needs to be done on a given day and allows me to focus based on the order of importance, this is often called the Covey technique and involves ranking things from urgent, to not urgent, to not important.

2. I also use a variation of the Pomodoro technique when studying or doing work. I often find that around the 1-hour mark of working, my brain starts to lose focus and I seek out distractions. To maintain my productivity, I work straight through for 45 minutes and then take a 10-to-15-minute break. By breaking up my work, I can stay on task for several hours at a time. I also alternate my types of work between sessions; I may start on math, then rotate to science, and then switch to English before going back to math.

At the end of the day, you must make studying a priority while in college. Develop techniques that work best for you but look over these ideas to see if you like them!

We wish you all the best in all you do and look forward to seeing you again this spring! 🌷 💜

Your friends,

The HSO Leadership Team

#hsoblog #study #studying #studytips #studyskills #acchonors #accdistrict #accriverbats #success #studyresources #honorsstudents #hso #honorsstudentorg #austincommunitycollege #college #collegelife #college finals

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kateconwayturner · 5 years

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Becoming a Bengal

Excitement crackled in the air April 6 when we hosted the spring open house for accepted students. Every year, students who have been accepted for the fall first-year class are invited to campus to experience the culture of Buffalo State and to have any lingering questions answered by faculty and staff members.

I had the pleasure of greeting and welcoming future Bengals to Buffalo State at the Spring Open House.

This year we hosted the largest accepted-student open house in the history of our campus, with over 1,200 guests. The students seemed eager and attentive as they listened to opening comments and then dispersed throughout campus to visit with faculty and staff members.

Future students exploring the electrical engineering program.

The parents, too, seemed to relish the experience, and they noted how impressed they were with the open house. Those of us in the Campbell Student Union could feel the continued energy as students had their photos taken and acquired their first Buffalo State T-shirts.

Last week we held a special reception for accepted honors students in the LoRusso Alumni and Visitor Center. We hosted 120 guests, all eager to hear just a little more about our Honors Program. A highlight for me was the student panel, whose members discussed the community they feel here, the amazing faculty they are privileged to learn from, and the significant growth experience that has occurred for each of them. It is hard to believe that potential students could reach any other decision than to become a Bengal after hearing from the panel.

Current students in the Honors Program sharing their experience with future honor students.

It takes our entire community to provide an outstanding educational experience. Becoming a Bengal is very special, and I look forward to adding these new students to our community next fall.

#BuffaloState #futurebengals #futurestudents #open house #buffstate #newbengals #honorsstudents #acceptedstudents

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indstatescob · 2 years

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Last week Honors College students presented their Fall 2021 GH 401 undergraduate thesis research using oral presentations and printed poster sessions.

Pictured is Hines Medalist Sarah Acklin, other Scott College of Business presenters can be found at https://scottcollegephotos.myportfolio.com/honors-college-thesis-presentations-fall-2021

#IndStateHonors #ISUHonors #StudentSuccess #HonorsStudents

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fionline · 3 years

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Obligatory end of semester selfies with my full PPANT (plant) mom look today ✨🖤🌻🐝🌼🌙 hail your various whatevers about me before my grades get in at midnight tomorrow! #nailbiter #hailwhatever #pleaseandthanks #plantmom #catmom #ootd #vbasic #basicbee #savethebees #honey #retrosweater #momjeans #endofsummer #endofsemester #backtoschool #sophmore #honorsstudent #meritstudent #summerschoolsucks #bestfriendlingo #ppants #ily (at Southside) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSK_9LhLsHq/?utm_medium=tumblr

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blessbard · 5 years

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Well it’s official. #honorsstudent #strayeruniversity #collegestudent https://www.instagram.com/p/BtXLGyHngck/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jrtmzhtfd687

#honorsstudent #strayeruniversity #collegestudent

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morganthereptilegoth · 3 years

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About to be finished with my honors capstone requirements. #college #collegelife #undergraduateresearch #honors #honorsstudent #goth #gothgoth #stemeducation #stemmajor #womeninstem https://www.instagram.com/p/COdUvazhBQp/?igshid=16ps68gv6j4c9

#college #collegelife #undergraduateresearch #honors #honorsstudent #goth #gothgoth #stemeducation #stemmajor #womeninstem

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tzhall · 5 years

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Super proud of my only son. #Fatherhood #honorsstudent #striveforgreatness #glorytogod We are doing something right. 😉#winnerscircle #RoyalFamily #2Kings 🤴🏾🤴🏾 @universityofky here we come. #tzputmeinamovie 🎬 (at Louisville, Kentucky) https://www.instagram.com/p/BygcRVUA2Hi/?igshid=txa8rfee1zbx

#fatherhood #honorsstudent #striveforgreatness #glorytogod #winnerscircle #royalfamily #2kings #tzputmeinamovie

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evanjgross · 5 years

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Nice chain bro #graduationpictures #graduation #graduation🎓 #futurewhartonstudent #phdstatistics #rutgersgrad #rutgersgraduate #2019graduate #cake #honorsstudent #upenn https://www.instagram.com/p/BxqavLPhnbz/?igshid=1ednl4tlpibf7

#graduationpictures #graduation #graduation🎓#futurewhartonstudent #phdstatistics #rutgersgrad #rutgersgraduate #2019graduate #cake #honorsstudent #upenn

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sleejournal · 4 months

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Faith over fear.

Started off 2024 with my second (ever) speaking engagement.

You’ll be thankful to yourself and God (ABOVE ALL) for stepping out of your comfort zone and into your purpose.

Thank you Father. ♥️

#SLeeJournal #StrayerUniversity #HonorsStudent #SuccessMindset #GodsPlan

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acchonorsstudentorg · 3 years

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Study Tips from the HSO

It's that time again, fellow Riverbats and friends. You know the one: the weather is changing, the leaves are falling, and midterms are calling... 🎃🍁📝 Stirred by the crisp autumn air of a new season, the HSO Leadership Team is happy to share its personal study habits and insights! 📖📚

We hope you'll enjoy exploring these unique approaches toward learning and success. We'd love to hear your own. ✌

Jana McCarthy, Director of Advising

Finally, I always work on the material asap after a lecture or class meeting. Google: The Forgetting Curve, to learn why.

Mars Medina, HSO President

Studying for me is definitely challenging (wooo ADHD!) but I’ve found some ways to circumvent that.

Music helps me out too, to kind of drown out the rest of my environment; hilariously enough, I usually study to metal music but lo-fi is my second go to! My biggest advice for studying, however, is this: make sure to take breaks!

Aaron Turner, HSO Social Media Team Lead

I'm pretty flexible when it comes to studying. Since each course is unique, I structure my approach in a "flowchart" sorta way (something I didn't know until I actually wrote it out here, lol).

First, I read each syllabus and compile all due dates from all courses into a single calendar. For each course, I then:

1. Get info on tests (Note: If there are no tests, I skip to Step 2)

1.a. Will test questions come from multiple sources or a single source?

If the professor confirms only one source (i.e. from lectures), I double down and study from just that source. That said, I always follow the professor’s lead.

1.b. If I'm studying from a textbook: I try to read ahead of the lectures; I highlight key concepts and say/write out my own explanations; I conduct multiple reviews leading up to the test.

2. For reading, writing, and researching (i.e. for a paper, presentation, homework, etc.)

2.a. I start EARLY and do a little every day.

For research, I use the ACC Library and other reputable websites; I highlight and save passages; I take notes while reading or watching videos; I keep track of my sources.

2.b. I ask questions; I go to office hours and seek tutoring when needed.

Amber Traylor, HSO Treasurer

Like many students, I can struggle to manage my time when trying to study or complete homework. What I’ve found works for me is a combination of two strategies:

At the end of the day, you must make studying a priority while in college. Develop techniques that work best for you but look over these ideas to see if you like them!

Here's to a great 2nd half of the semester! 😎 👍

Visit the Academic Coaching Team's Online Study Resources for additional tips (+materials and study guides).

Happy Studying and Succeeding,

the HSO Leadership Team

#hsoblog #study #studying #studytips #studyskills #acchonors #accdistrict #accriverbats #success #studyresources #honorsstudents #hso #honorsstudentorg #austincommunitycollege #college #collegelife

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