ORONO — The University of Maine has announced its dean’s list for the fall semester.
Bowdoin: Jenna Bowley, Nathen Cloutier, Allicyn Fitzgerald, Ryan Herrick, Morgan Kinney and Joshua McGrath.
Bowdoinham: Brian Bousquet Smith, Dylan Bousquet- Smith, Allison Doe, Kelsey Frank and Connor Schneider.
Brunswick: Karin Baard, John Bilodeau, Erik Bodwell, Mara Bonsaint, Audrey Cross, Dana Freshley, Joseph Fricks, Celia Harris, Kristen Hunter, Nicole Messerman, Hillary Morin, Ashley Paulette, Whitney Salvail, Katelyn Slotnick, Valerie Smith, Hannah Sprague, Olivia Tetu and Thomas Watson.
Dresden: Rachel Scribellito.
Durham: Mathew Hardison, Craig Sullivan and Dory Whynot.
Freeport: Kathryn Blenk, Hannah Boutin, Katherine Breau, Amanda Curtis, Ryan Farley, Tanika Gorham, Cameron Grillo, Nathan Jones, Jenna Kiely and Whitney Scott.
Harpswell: Ricardo Lalonde and Hannah Marley.
Lisbon: Amber Carroll, Nickalaus Dingley, Lydia Martin, Terrence O’Brien and Sean Winstead.
Phippsburg: Elizabeth Connolly, Charles Pye and Ashley Romatowski.
Richmond: Rachel Carter, Brooke Lancaster, Loren Lilly, Benjamin McPheters, Nicholas Noble and Sarah Williams.
Topsham: Colleen Anderson, William Brown, Courtney Burne, Benjamin Cox, Paige Eggleston, Brian Farnsworth, Linda Fogg, John Frey, Alexandra Hauser, Erin Havey, Robert Herrick, Krislyn Hyatt, Ian Messier, Emily Muttel, Anne Obery, Jack Obery, Matthew Pelletier, Kate Spies and Christina Starr.
West Bath: Chelsea Coffin, Kathleen Kienstra, Julia Knowles and Maura Walker.
Westport Island: Jackson Cromwell.
Wiscasset: Ashley Bailey, Dustin Dorr and Ashley Ferrucci.
Woolwich: Amy Brooker and Elizabeth Detwiler.
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