UW releases winter 2019 dean’s list

SEATTLE — Several Olympic Peninsula natives have been named to the University of Washington’s winter 2019 dean’s list.

To qualify, a student must have completed a minimum of 12 graded credits and have a grade-point average of at least 3.5.

The students were:

• Clallam Bay: Eve Marie Hudson

• Forks: Alan Oswaldo Ensastegui Salazar, Enid Ensastegui Salazar, Esther My Nguyen and Brooke Ellen Peterson

• Port Hadlock: Jonathan David Rogers

• Neah Bay: Cole I. Svec

• Port Angeles: Kennedy Cameron, Leah F. Haworth, Hailey E Hollingsworth, Phillip McDonough, Karina Mary Paup Byrnes, Brenna E. Sinding, Li L. Tan and Luciano Joseph Toscano

• Port Townsend: Amelia G Breithaupt, Daria-Rosemary Bugel-Shunra, Joseph Stephen Calodich, Jacob Huntoon Carson, Luca Nicolas Freier, Rio Gabriela Golden, Chloe Jane Hatfield, Elise Anna McLane, Liam Cato McLane, Alejandro Montanez, Amber Nicole O’Connell, Kassie M. Olin, Rebecca Rose Pacheco, Jordan Donald Russell, Robert Zachary Smolinsky and Helena R. Stafford

• Quilcene: Sarah Lee Allen and Zachary Carmel Smith-Mifsud

• Sekiu: Marissa Grace Wonderly

• Sequim: Jessica Lynn Craig, Victoria Ashton Cummins, Ammon Blaine Dodson, Katrina Danielle Dolan, Rene Flores, Jett Ashton Gagnon, Wesley James Gilchrist, Shannon Ashley Gordon, Sydnee Somanas Linnane, Dylan Lee Miller, Audrey Maureen Shingleton, Grant Edward Shogren and Riesa Ann Sumida

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