DePaul scholarship
Justin Micheal Faggart, who plans to enter the DePaul University College of Law Center for Intellectual Property Law and Information Technology in August, has been awarded a $36,000 merit scholarship based on his academic success.
In addition, he has been accepted into the school’s Intellectual Property Legal Analysis Research and Communication Program. Admission to the section is highly competitive.
Faggart, a graduate of Salisbury High School and Appalachian State University, is the son of Micheal and Regina Faggart of Salisbury.
Salisbury Academy list
The following students have been named to the fourth quarter all-A honor roll at Salisbury Academy:
Fifth grade: Lake Billings, Michael Ogden, Jinesh Patel, Isabella Rusher, Gabe Steinman and Elle Wimmer and Marshall Wood.
Sixth grade: Eleanor Alcorn, Lindsey Bearss, Jordan DeJaco, Anna Flynn, Nathaniel Greene, Madeline Hoskins, John Latimer, Taylor Rodenhuis, Thacher Shields, Philip Simons, Sam Washko and Maria Weber.
Seventh grade: Trey Bergsma, Allie Billings, Sally Fowler, Benton Kribbs, Paul McNeely, Brock Overcash, Tyler Petty, Joseph Rusher, Alex Wimmer and Nathan Wyatt.
Eighth grade: Clark Alcorn, Jenna Boyd, Taylor Capito, Hannah Coulter, Chad Hoskins, Kaylin Hunter, Hunter Latimer, Alan Lebowitz, Joy Loeblein, Erika Nelson, Alex Nianouris, Jenny Patel and Lily Yatawara.
Leadership Academy
MOCKSVILLE ó A total of 41 Davie County students in grades 7-9 completed the 2008 Davie Student Leadership Academy on the Davie Campus of Davidson County Community College June 16-20.
The academy was again sponsored by EMBARQ, Comfort Bilt, BB&T, Ingersoll Rand, Funder America and Wal-Mart. It promotes leadership and responsibility in the classroom and community.
Participants must have recommendations from a school teacher, counselor or principal to apply.
Graduates of the 2008 session include Andrew Austin, Ryan Ball, Amber Basham, Salem Carney, Matt Carr, Hayley Carter, Tia Clement, Derek Danner, Jillian Duffner, Amber Finney, Blakely Gantt, Cody Hampton, Jacob Holcomb, Dalton Hummer, Travis Holden, Natalie Ireland, Julie Keaton, Heather Kimmel, Anna McBride, Jansen McDaniel, Connor McManamy, Shelby Mast, Jack Robertson, Rebecca Robertson, Peyton Sell, Michaela Shaver, Allie Slabach, Paige Smart, Mattie Smith, Kaitlyn Soard, Christian Stoltz, Skylhur Tranqille, Teddi Utt, Izzy Vaughn-Jones, Cassidy Webb, Maggie Webb, Austin Whitaker, Gerald Whitaker, Emily Williams, Zach Williams and Kacy Yount.
UNCG academic lists
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has named area students to its spring semester chancellor’s and dean’s lists.
Those named to the chancellor’s list for earning grade-point averages between 3.65 and 4.0 include:
China Grove: Samantha Abernathy.
Cleveland: Teresa Middleton.
Granite Quarry: Toni Rockette.
Rockwell: Elizabeth Ellenburg and Caitlin Walter.
Salisbury: Timothy Cook, Danielle Dolan, Anthony Grier, Lauren Moore, Yana Romanova, Jonathan Summers and Katie Ward.
Lexington: JoAnn Bennett, Amanda Bone, Nicholas Brady, Alisha Bunn, Lance Everhart, Jennifer Flynn, Carrie Haigler, Callie Hedrick, Crystal Hedrick, Alexandra Heffner, Sarah Hill, Stephen Huntley, Michelle Martin, Meredith Martinez, Patrick Nordan, Hanna Smith, Megan Snyder, Tammy Transou and Kristi Weaver.
Linwood: Leigh Everhart.
Mocksville: Jennifer Horton, Staci White and Ashley Willard.
Mooresville: Kristin Bure, Kandi Hauser, Katharine Loner, Allison Ramirez, Amanda Smith and Samantha Sweet.
Albemarle: Stacy Corne, Meghan Dunham, George Her and Toni Watson.
New London: Chelsea Pope.
Those named to the dean’s list for earning a 3.5 or higher grade-point average include:
China Grove: Judith Beaver, Mary Edwards, Olivia Pettigrew and Heather Swift.
Cleveland: Megan Middleton.
Granite Quarry: Ashlyne Reid.
Mount Ulla: Sarah Sanders.
Salisbury: Mindy Daniel, Lemuel Devoe, Kelly Foley, Mallory Honeycutt, Christal Maclamroc, Ashley Miller, Lora Naylor, Laura Rector, Enid Rodriguez, Allison Ruff, Courtney Simmons and Brittany Stamper.
Spencer: Natalie Wittich.
Lexington: Suzanne Asbury, Michael Birau, Nicholas Brady, Sherry Brannon, Chambria Brawley, Claudia Cole-Allen, Kimberly Davis, Lisa Elliott, Alyssa Frady, Theresa Fredette, Megan Goss, Seth Hunt, Kimberly Leonard, Anna Lohr, Amanda Rich, Tina Schofield, Rachel Simpson, Sherona Sirkisoon, Tina Smajlovic, Rebecca Stepps and Jahaziel Zavaleta.
Linwood: Amber Everhart, Lauren Sullivan and Stacey Wright.
Mocksville: Rebecca Boger, Patricia Millner, Ana Monge, Kristofer Readling and Hannah Thompson.
Mooresville: Amanda Baunach, Alison Duckett, Brittany Grindstaff, Kandi Hauser, Keith Hyman, Jeremiah Johnson, Jennifer Link, Jessica, Lucas and Jessica Moulton.
Albemarle: Kimberly Culp, Sheree Salaam, Anna Sigmon, Virginia Smith, Cody Talbert and Keosha Tyson.
New London: Adam Eury.
Richfield: Shelly Burris and Meagan Hursey.
HOBY seminar
Mary Allison Horton of Cleveland recently attended the N.C. Hugh O’Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Seminar at N.C. State University in Raleigh.
Horton represented West Rowan High School at the seminar for more than 200 high school sophomores from across the state.
The select group interacted with leaders in business, government, education and professions in discussions on present and future issues. The goal is to provide a stimulating forum for learning about critical issues while broadening an understanding of leadership potential and quest for self-development.
Participants are also challenged to perform at least 100 hours of community service in their home communities within the 12 months following the seminar.