“Fairfax County home sales”
Wakefield Dr. E., 6616, No. C2-Melissa Meyers and Kyle Godfrey to John Gabriel Attiliis, $300,000.
ALEXANDRIA-FRANCONIA AREA
Brindle Heath Way, 6814, No. 257-Brookes Williams Englebert to Nora T. Huston and John M. Griffin, $336,900.
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Climbhill Rd., 6307-William C. Braswell to David L. and Nicole M. White, $450,000.
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Dunwich Way, 6647-Arona L. Pistiner to Vitaly Kim and Alpesh T. Saiduldina, $601,000.
Gingham Ct., 4318-Marc G. and January L. Tkach to Ryan James and Jenna Lynn Radford, $475,000.
Greenleigh Lane, 6618-Sean Michael and Alicia Noelle Gallogly to Daniel Schrum, $472,500.
Javins Dr., 4016-Willard L. Robinson Jr. to Christian and Angela Dragoo, $480,000.
Kestner Cir., 6062-Waqar A. Bajwa and Sara Waqar to Paul, Pam and Bobby Javed Jaikaran, $500,000.
Mary Caroline Cir., 6957, No. H-Jacqueline P. Chambaz to Deborah Zerai Haile, $270,000.
Piney Run Dr., 6057-Mark W. Johnson and estate of Sandra L. Johnson to Chad and Joy Kitthanawong, $450,000.
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Valley View Dr., 5793-Thomas F. and Cheryl S. Previ to Michael D. and Carrie A. Wolfe, $772,000.
Wexford Pl., 7508-David Chi Wai Lau and Chow Ping Or to Marie and Gregory Doughty, $560,000.
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ANNANDALE AREA
Americana Dr., 4957, No. 205-Thomas Kevin Cullerton to James Fong, $197,000.
Breckenridge Ct., 3352-Thomas J. McNally and Kristen L. Bezier to Lucy Faye Lohrmann and Joshua Michael Kaib, $471,000.
Donnybrook Ct., 7722, No. 108-Tiffany O. McCoy to Alicia Delaune, $150,000.
Kimscott Ct., 5180-William F. Hurdle to Tongyang Xu and Yan Zhu, $485,000.
Regency Ct., 8622-Kevin L. Evans and Catherine A. Zolitor to Ly Chan Huynh, Hanh T. Huynh, Chan Ly Thi Huynh and Sinh Nhan Ha, $625,000.
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Toll House Rd., 8221-Kerry A. Sawyer to Tonio and Amelia C. Desorrento, $835,000.
BAILEYS CROSSROADS AREA
George Mason Dr. S., 3713, No. 611-Dave Sharma to Nabeel Qureshi and Zehra Farzal, $379,000.
Powell Lane, 3800, No. 302-Ronald R. and Denise E. Graves to John Jangwhan Lee and Christina Namyun Kim, $329,900.
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Steppes Ct., 3863-B-Souing Ly to Solako Chan and Peter Khlen, $200,000.
BURKE AREA
Fitzhugh St., 5811-Corey L. and Kandace M. Steinbrink to Jonathan Thomas and Kathleen McGinnis Tidd, $795,000.
Kings Grove Ct., 5100-Matthew Lawrence and Linda Brennan to Joshua G. and Christie Lima, $668,000.
Olley Lane, 5213-John W. and Glenda J. Ayers to Thomas Truong and Mandy Chau, $702,000.
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Tibbitt Lane, 4971-Noor Ullah to Plash Sachdeva, $420,000.
Wooden Hawk Lane, 5701-John P. and Carol W. McLaurin to Thomas and Julieanne Weldy, $674,000.
CENTREVILLE AREA
Braywood Dr., 5233-Keith K. and Marites D. Fisher to Jesse G. and Carolyn Marie Cassibba, $640,000.
Cedar Loch Ct., 6819-James Allen and Susan Kay Young to Douglas William and Deborah Engle Carlson, $467,000.
Crystalford Lane, 5401-Viet Duy and Huy Duy Vu to Tae Ho Choi and Min Jung Kim, $420,000.
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Eagle Tavern Lane, 15553-Mohammed Ismail and Sana Abdullatif to Johnnie C. and Shannon M. White, $625,000.
Flourcastle Ct., 14387-Ellen L. Baron to Jessica Lyne Massara and Thomas Martin Lepp, $585,000.
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Green Park Way, 14736-Cullen and William Shannon to Eunhie Kim, $328,500.
Knoughton Way, 5204-Bravitt C. and Debora P. Manley to Eric J. and Christine M. Calkins, $657,500.
Middlebourne Lane, 5437-Marzia Spanta to Sanghun Kim and Wha Yeon Baek, $430,000.
Raina Dr., 6048-Narendra R. Tiwari and Parbina Pokhrel to Dian Zhang and Xinxuan Hao, $400,000.
Rydell Rd., 14805, No. 203-Jun Young Bae and Eun Young Hwang to Kang and Hyun Soo Lee, $180,000.
Stonewater Ct., 14331-Robert G. and Elizabeth Kaufman to Mark W. Vomend and Marina Iskander, $466,000.
Woodland Ridge Dr., 14564-John L. and Velma L. Geisinger to Thiago Aquino Beda and Jason D. Adams, $490,000.
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CHANTILLY AREA
General Kearny Ct., 4308-Gregg R. and Tracy A. Badger to Christopher John and Suzanne L. Pucino, $551,000.
Southernwood Ct., 13703-Joy Strickland to Ashish Ahuja and Mamta Arora, $665,000.
CLIFTON AREA
Compton Rd., 12910-Peter G. Beresford to Mark Carl and Christina Domingoes Bolter, $1.46 million.
Osprey Ct., 5736-Cemil Yilmaz to Arif Zararsiz, $380,000.
FAIRFAX CITY AREA
Autumn Woods Way, 13058, No. 305-Donna Anne Erdman to Pankaj and Nandita Theraja, $213,000.
Bessmer Lane, 10204-Syed Mohammad Tariq and Sharmeen Khan Azim to Mark and Melissa Anderson, $615,000.
Carisbrooke Lane, 4614-Esra Cagatay Gokturk and Mukaddes Gulser Cagatay to Jae and Kristine H. Lee, $600,000.
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Colesbury Pl., 8933-Charles and Laurie Bravo to Miguel and Jennifer Snyder, $890,000.
Dogwood Hills Lane, 12839-Rishabh Bhandari and Neha Jain to Stuti Shreyas Upadhyay and Sunilbhai Parikh, $558,000.
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Field Lark Ct., 12324-Anthony and Angela Pilla to Farideh Iravani, $510,000.
Gainsborough Dr., 5017-Jim N. and Mary Cook to Bishuang Guan and Mingquan Zhou, $575,500.
Green Ridge Ct., 3806, No. 268-Man Zhu to Maritza L. Turner and Roberto Gutierrez, $337,000.
Heatherford Ct., 5400-Joe Don and Jessica E. Simpson to Mohammad Salim, $800,000.
Liberty Bridge Rd., 12428-B-Sang Rea Han to Mohana Priya Swamiappan and Kiruphagaran Thangaraju, $450,000.
Loyola Lane, 12103-Peter Joseph Larnish to Rohullah Osmani and Zarlasht Waziry, $626,000.
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Middle Ridge Dr., 4206-Beth Wolicki and George Otis Moran to Theodore Bickley and Dana Turner Witmer, $610,000.
Nutwood Way, 4121-Sven and Grethe M. Gosnell to Ryan D. and Allison S. Swanson, $735,000.
Pender Ridge Terr., 4044-Gyu M. and Mi Suk Jeong to Christopher Kyungjae Jeong, $590,000.
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Portsmouth Rd., 5114-William L. and Stacey J. Schoeffler to Mahbubul Alam Pramanik, $620,000.
Prosperity Ave., 2655, No. 229-Riki Ann Serrins to Jyoti Malik, $490,000.
Provincetown Ct., 10212-Janice O. MacDonald to Lindsay Elizabeth Gilbreath and Gary Richard Smith, $490,000.
Red Spruce Rd., 10196-Samuel H. and Annick C.S. Glaser to Charles A. Hughes III, $672,600.
Saint Marks Pl., 9215-David E. and Maria M. Torres Jacobs to John A. Coleman Jr. and Rebecca Butcher, $850,000.
Silent Valley Dr., 3030-Ryan David Bechtel and Stephanie Claire Chester to Sravan Kumar Kongara and Lakshmi Prasanna Alaparthi, $470,100.
Tallow Tree Pl., 3921-Lux Investment Corp. to Abdullah Raiaan and Afsana Mahbub Mumu, $530,000.
Whitefield St., 10005-Catherine R. Boyd to Marissa Karena Eubanks and James Rollens IV, $770,000.
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FAIRFAX STATION AREA
Oak Brook Lane, 8600-Farooq M. and Nazira F. Ahmadzai to Ari and Sabrina Rahman, $777,000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Chanute Pl., 8006, No. 7-Resi Reo Sub Corp. to Cesar G. Rivera Merino, $210,000.
Emma Lee St., 2806, No. 302-Timothy M. Sturgeon to Ruowei Li, $340,000.
Graham Ct., 3008-Daniel William Hannah Sr. and estate of Daniel William Hannah Jr. to Peace Pyunghwa Choi, $475,000.
Holly Hill Dr., 3219-Ashley M. Robinson to David F. Nelson Jr. and Samantha M. Platt, $520,000.
Rollin Rd., 3208-Travis C. and Jane C. Keon to Harrison Edwards, $480,000.
FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT AREA
Anderson Rd., 1752-Stephen L. and Christine V. Hall to Alexander Epshteyn and Alissa Tompkins, $901,000.
Falls Reach Dr., 7011, No. 410-Steve Boswell to Jin Hee Ahn, $335,000.
Haycock Rd., 7023-K-Melih and Nisangul Ceran Nemli to Nilanjan and Sudeshna Mitra, $580,025.
Knapp Ct., 7222-Toni Ann I. and Charly A. Bobis to Jasmin E. Paulson, $629,999.
Trevino Lane, 7808-Anish Sharma to Dennis T. Yang and Sunghae Shin, $526,500.
FORT HUNT AREA
Chancery Ct., 8226-Meredith S. Hill to Marcial Bernardo Villegas, $490,000.
Fort Hunt Rd., 8315-Susan Mathy Patterson to Emily Anne and Soren Rose, $690,000.
Rampart Dr., 2107-Linda Paige and Laurel Catherine Leslie to Aaron Franklin and Lisa Allison Shoemaker, $749,900.
GREAT FALLS AREA
Challedon Rd., 1020-Yinong Chen and Yutong You to Mezbah U. and Sabrina F. Alamgir, $845,000.
Leigh Mill Rd., 822-Anjanette Murphy to William Jordan Gillis and Leigh Ann Wood Gillis, $1.34 million.
River Park Dr., 183-Mark B. and Melanie Jo Hopkins Womble to Gary J. and Nadine F. Noel, $1.19 million.
Wilhelm Dr., 1000-Tanya G. Shelburne and Barbara B. Pepelko to Brooke A. Shuster and Russell A. Nemiroff, $900,000.
HERNDON AREA
Arrowbrook Centre Dr., 13430-Pulte Home Co. Corp. to Jeffery Deitenbeck, $646,792.
Center St., 611, No. 103-Michael A. and Creda P. Parham to Kishore Lal and Sharda Babe Mehra, $200,000.
Cypress Green Lane, 2449-J. Bryan and Traci A. Nicol to Chandrasekhar and Aliveni Arakala, $746,000.
Highcourt Lane, 2100, No. 202-Valeh Nazemoff to Chanthana Kumar Subramaniam and Thana Lakshmi Chanthana, $206,000.
Jefferson St., 643-Station House Corp. to William Augustine and Erin Howard, $944,081.
Maple Ct., 406-Maria Elsa Hernandez Alfaro to Elvia Navarro Orozco and Robert Rodriguez, $384,000.
Nathan Ct., 12805-Brent A. and Brittany L. Peterson to Solida Tem and Ratha Konh, $505,000.
Preuit Pl., 13327-Karuna Moktan Tamang Gurung to S. Rahman and Sadia Sultana, $315,000.
Shannon Pl., 1115-Raymond P. Lefebvre to Rachael Given, $295,000.
Timber Wood Way, 2946-Jack C. and Beverly A. Rains to Toshinori Onuma and Yuan Yuan, $790,000.
Westcourt Lane, 2204, No. 118-Franconia Real Estate Services Inc. to Preeti and Paul G. Harris, $224,900.
HUNTINGTON AREA
Burgundy Rd., 3407-Jeffrey W. and Candace R. Burkett to Andrew Bradley Howard, $817,500.
Huntington Ave., 2059, No. 111-Irina and David H. Kline to Evgeniya Alekseevna Prokhno, $170,000.
Midtown Ave., 2451, No. 1101-Arturo Ovalle Jr. to Charles T. Wang, $420,000.
Poag St., 2814-Edward Pressley to Carletha Clemmons and Jaret Ings, $730,000.
HYBLA VALLEY AREA
Earldale Ct., 1905-Kermit Keith Long to Sam Carter, $667,500.
Groveton St., 3312-Lindsay Lentz to Alexandra Thompson, $498,000.
Memorial St., 3427-Danielle Pierotti to Katherine E. Webb and Yamil C. Cordero, $550,000.
LINCOLNIA AREA
Edsall Rd., 6301, No. 407-Michelle D. San Miguel to Noran Tealakh, $385,000.
Jupiter Hills Cir., 6607-H-Wagaye Jenbere and Kebede Bogale to Frederick Wenger IV, $315,000.
LORTON AREA
Annette Dr., 8011-Richard P. Shipman to Colin Dewyea, $645,000.
Duck Hawk Way, 8317-Kerrin L. Goodspeed to Kerima Mohammed, $310,000.
Horseshoe Cottage Cir., 8071-Katherine A. De Los Reyes to Andrian Mulia and Zolzaya Nergui, $485,000.
Pink Carnation Ct., 8924-Edward J. and Debra J. Coss to David Warren and Karen Ruth Cochran, $615,000.
Wiley Dr., 7617-Yvonne E. and Robert R.V. Wiederkehr to Tu X. and Anh T. Nguyen, $329,000.
MCLEAN AREA
Carlin Lane, 1612-Andrea and Irene Natividad Cortese to Peter and Jennifer Vadas, $1.19 million.
Chesterfield Pl., 1814-Evg Custom Homes Corp. to Dennis J. and Anahita S. Reilly, $1.69 million.
Evers Dr., 1563-Susan C. Stoddard to Catherine Ann and James Barrett Ricker, $900,000.
Fleetwood Rd., 6900, No. 503-Signet Residential Corp. to Javad K. Hassan, $1.23 million.
Greensboro Dr., 8340, No. 103-Kenneth E. Labowitz and Anne M. Heishman to Danielle Dayen, $409,300.
Greensboro Dr., 8380, No. 926-Gisela I. Matney to Xiaozheng Wang and Hongtao Chen, $565,000.
Kirby Rd., 1854-Sergio R. Sanchez Zufferey and Virginie Patout Sanchez to Roger C. and Erin C. Warin, $958,500.
Linway Terr., 6456-Michael K. and Narie S. Choi to Philip S. and Nicole S. McGuiney, $2.21 million.
Nicole Marie Ct., 7357-Brian J. and Tracy T. Morra to Ashkan and Ashley L. Foster Monfared, $1.69 million.
Spring Gate Dr., 1580, No. 4201-Yilin Zhang to Victoria Dabrowski, $319,400.
MOUNT VERNON AREA
Blyth Pl., 4401-Jeremiah Matthew and Jessica Weiss to Michelle D. San Miguel and Robert C. Evans, $595,000.
Groombridge Way, 4400-H-Ana M. Cortez to Esthela Baldeon, $159,400.
Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy., 5201-Nova Holdings Corp. to Leroy G. Mack III, $750,000.
Sacramento Mews Pl., 5504-Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Nivian Malik, $352,500.
NORTH SPRINGFIELD AREA
Cromwell Dr., 8632-Nerina Gilbert Evans to Getnet Haile and Tigist Mersha, $535,000.
Glenallen St., 5409-Spencer C. and Jaclina J. Mommsen to Eric and Kayla Watkevich, $485,000.
Long Pine Dr., 7657-Zachary A. and Karen M. Mast to Xiuzhi Fan and Yiqin Wu, $540,000.
OAKTON AREA
Hickory Hills Dr., 3372-Brian and Sarah Jebian to Brandon D. and Lindsey B.W. Kendrick, $650,000.
Oakton Terrace Rd., 10160-Manuela Morales to Desiree Nicole Dawson, $315,000.
RESTON AREA
Alsop Ct., 2412-Steven Anthony and Leeann Johnson Scully to Sarah Roman and John Gregory Garratt, $449,000.
Cedar Cove Ct., 2246-Christian Relief Services of Virginia Inc. to Marshall Anthony Kregg and Emily Fae Inglis, $591,700.
Fairway Dr., 11436-Shalom Bayit 4 Corp. to Christopher William Fierek, $480,000.
Goldenrain Ct., 1548-Steven Ryan to Matthew and Victoria A. Brandis Gee, $476,000.
Greenmont Ct., 1447-Bradley Robert and Ludmila Tsai Heil to Alison Elizabeth Goitia, $490,000.
Indian Ridge Rd., 11784-William and Sarah Niland to Justin Anthony Leonard and Jillian Paige Wilkins, $551,000.
Maple Ridge Rd., 11581-Mark and Nicole Lay to Christopher Dale Knotts, $480,000.
Market St., 12001, No. 158-Asim K. Walia to Michael Herman Coffel, $418,500.
Park Garden Lane, 1303-Christina G. Warder and estate of Scott B. Warder to Connor D. Hepke, $571,000.
Round Pebble Lane, 1144-James M. and Emily A. Dlugasch to Noe Garcia and Madelores Delgado Moreno, $950,000.
Shore Dr. N., 11767-Sandor F. Nyerges and Judith S. Hervay to Jacobus Johannes Olivier Bouwer, $546,000.
Summerchase Ct., 1512-A-Alexis G. and Jon A. Armao to Alice M. Tucker, $273,000.
Swans Neck Way, 2053-Steve E. and Vanessa R. Hanser to Monica Mason, $534,999.
SEVEN CORNERS AREA
Hazelton St., 3051-Robert C. and Olivia S. Boyd to Lara Jeanne Mangum and Colton Gager Clark, $725,000.
SPRINGFIELD AREA
Dulciana Ct., 8059-Resource Investments Corp. to Elizabeth Smith and Diego Garcia Burbano, $445,000.
Gwynedd Way, 8543-Diane Dix Massa to Matthew I. and Sumbal R. Mohler, $360,000.
Jenner Ct., 8521-Phillip L. and Tabitha A. Hoyle to Jeremy Basista, $419,500.
Lemoyne Lane, 7744-Kenneth Crawford Blakely to Taylor Nicole Tomczyk and Paul Roger Strawderman Jr., $395,000.
Paloma Lane, 9207-Reed Family Investments Corp. to Dorothy Mae and Zachary Curtis Williams, $620,000.
Ridge Oak Ct., 7450-Shahid Nasim and Nazia Kanwal to Karl A. Wilson, $495,000.
Silver Sage Ct., 7726-Robert Kirk and Bonnie D. Jones to Nyeika C. and Marcus E. Hollien, $665,000.
Wind Fall Rd., 8314-Boris Myron Ma to Adrienne Marie Castro, $330,000.
VIENNA AREA
Bobbyber Dr., 2126-Thomas Laning and Maria Leberre to Nassib M. and Paulette Awad, $665,000.
Carnegie Dr., 8321-Salvation Army Inc. to Abhinav Polsani and Pradeep Reedy Bokkala, $643,000.
Druid Hill Rd. NE, 503-Leslie Ann L. Kellan to Myles S. and Karen M. Weber, $1.61 million.
Hillcrest Dr. SW, 630-Zahra Ellini to Nikul and Smitha Patel, $825,000.
Leeds Castle Dr., 1582, No. 301-Keyvan Rafei to Airat A. Aibedullov, $510,000.
Tapawingo Rd. SW, 607-Timothy Garland and Ramona Lynne Coppage to Mohammad Amir Birjandi, $632,000.
Wynhurst Lane, 1416-Christopher R. Samuels to Habibullah and Fawzia Sadique Rasool, $1.11 million.
WEST SPRINGFIELD AREA
Anson Ct., 7836-Avtallyon Y. Ron to Deian Radev, $589,000.
Eastleigh Ct., 6429-Harriet G. McCollum to Charles Erich Carlton Sr., $530,000.
Gentian Ct., 7200-Lisa Renee Klima and Joseph M. Bryan to Philip Leslie and Julie V. Bolin, $460,000.
Mulvaney Ct., 9016-Constantino A. and Beatrice S. Carvajal to Aleta Dust, $449,000.
Sherborn Lane, 6001-Bruce M. Dopler to Robert William and Renee Ann Ford, $610,000.
Solomon Seal Ct., 7060-Robert Alan and Michelle P.D. Kusuda to Jasmine and Krystal Au, $524,950.
Winding Hollow Way, 8888-David Thanh Nguyen to Timothy Mellott and Vi Truong, $489,000.
Fairfax City
These sales data were recorded by the City of Fairfax Real Estate Assessment Office.
Blackthorn Ct., 10001-Jeremy and Cassandra Cooper to Matthew Barton, $578,000.
Farmington Dr., 10102-Francesca Angela Maniglia to Andrew Joseph and Maria Rosario Driscoll Rittenbach, $642,000.
Main St., 10570, No. 520-Ingrid and Molly Barrett to Cherie Phillips Melat, $246,000.
West Dr., 10721, No. 303-Joseph E. and Melinda G. Scango to Stephanie L. Osborn, $213,500.
Falls Church
These sales data were recorded by the City of Fairfax Real Estate Assessment Office.
“International students’ letter regarding fall planning”
Since Princeton will be conducting hybrid learning this fall and because, as international students, we are required to take at least one in-person class to be on campus, we propose that there be a mandatory in-person class for incoming first-year and third-year international students who plan on residential learning. Examples are: freshman seminars, junior seminars, writing seminars, lab courses, design courses, small precepts, and other small-sized courses that might be available this year. Essentially, the incoming cohort of international students and international juniors would be able to choose from one of the above mentioned options.
As it stands, the new Course Offerings will only be available July 20, and whether courses are in-person will not be announced until mid to late August. We request an accelerated timeline for the availability of this information to assist with international students’ decision-making.
We urge the Davis International Center to send the new I-20s as soon as possible, whether virtually or physically. Given that visa issuances have been suspended and given the queue that has accumulated so far, it is likely that we won’t receive our visas in time for the start of the semester even if we applied now. If the I-20s are sent in physical format, we would like to ask for them to be shipped without additional costs; as International students, we already have various additional costs, including the visa payment fee, SEVIS fee, and the increasing price of traveling. Adding the price of shipping another I-20 to this list would be of great financial burden to many international families already economically affected by the current situation.
We ask that the University make an exception for enrolled international students who begin their studies this fall and extend the window of arrival to campus until mid-October. Furthermore, we ask that these students be granted the option of living on campus for both semesters. Under the new SEVP rules, this cohort of international students would also choose from one of the aforementioned options of in-person classes for the spring semester as well. This exception would be beneficial for several students that cannot simply return to their home countries during these unusual circumstances or for students for which traveling back home would be a health hazard to themselves or their families. The option of staying on campus for both semesters is also especially important since students need to be enrolled for 12 months prior to applying for OPT; if internationals are forced to leave the school for even one semester, they will become ineligible. This will seriously jeopardize future employment opportunities. We additionally propose that if we are forced out of campus this spring, the Davis International Center make an exception this year to issue the CPT even if a student is only on campus for one semester.
If schools must shut down as they did in March, what accommodations or arrangements will be made for international students? Many students ended up having a difficult time finding places to stay and couldn’t afford to come home or couldn’t get home because borders had shut. Will there be updates to the health insurance that are applicable to international students with clauses that cover pandemics? [1]
Several rising international sophomores and seniors are staying in the United States this summer because of internships or travel restrictions. Since sophomores and seniors are currently not allowed to return to campus in the Fall, the ICE ruling means that we will be soon forced to embark on an odyssey of repatriation or face deportation consequences. Even though these classes (2023 and 2021) can technically return to campus in the spring, the grave global situation means that it would be extremely precarious for them to come back if they were forced out of the country this fall. Some have career-critical internships and networking activities that will work out logistically only if they stay in the United States. We would like the University to ensure that international sophomores and seniors who are currently in the United States can find a place to stay in the fall. [2]
We request that housing confirmations and gap year application deadlines are extended for international freshmen, since we won’t have a confirmation on whether or not we will be able to go to campus until at least August, according to the Davis International Center.
We also propose that international students be given a guarantee that, if we choose to defer this year, we can join as the Class of 2025. We understand that there are other freshmen who will simply choose to stay at home, but, as international students, this choice may be largely forced on us because of travel restrictions and difficulty in obtaining a visa. Some of us do not have favorable working conditions at home, and it would be very difficult to engage in online learning. Even though this is not a decision made lightly, for some, taking a gap year is a better option than not being able to engage fully in classes and failing. The fact that we may have to wait two years or more to re-join is deterring people from deferring because of the risk of poor academic performance. By guaranteeing a spot in 2025 for international students who choose to defer this year, we will have the peace of mind that our education will be like the world standard Princeton promises to all, without having to wait more than two years to receive it.
Princeton’s international students have always been a key part of the vibrant academic and social community the University is greatly known for. Dismissing them during these times would be of great disservice to Princeton as a whole. As an incoming cohort of freshmen, we would love to have the same opportunities to experience campus life, intellectual stimulation, and invigorating in-person lessons as our domestic student counterparts.
With best regards,
Princeton University International Students
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[1] and [2] - these paragraphs were added after some signatures had already been made in order to reflect the concerns of seniors, sophomores, and other students that provided feedback. 05:54 EST 07/10/2020
Signatory count as of July 12: 503 signatures
Erin Macanze ’24 - Mozambique
Aybars Önder ’24 - Turkey
Shazra Raza ’24 - Pakistan
Ronit Singhi ’24 - India
Won-Jae Chang ’24 - South Korea
Helena Frudit ’24 - Brazil
Jiwon Jun ’24 - South Korea
William Doyle ’24 - United Kingdom
Hervé Ishimwe ’24 - Rwanda
Brandon Ambetsa ’24 - Kenya
Ananya Grover ’24 - India
Hanna Stjernstrom ’24 - Sweden
Ansh Bhargava ’24 - Singapore
Toru Obunge ’24 - United Kingdom
Shireen Waraich ’24 - Pakistan
Haoyi Lin ’24 - China
Hadley Kim ’24 - South Korea
Diya Kraybill ’24 - Singapore
Inci Karaaslan ’24 - Turkey
Aaysh Sharma ’24 - United Kingdom
Rohit Narayanan ’24 - Singapore/USA
Ladislav Topfer ’24 - Czech Republic
Mahya Fazel “24 - Canada
Sriyans Rauniyar ’24 - Nepal
Pedro Pimenta ’24 - Portugal
Mufid Rahman ’24 - United Kingdom
Seppe Tom C. De Pauw ’24 - Belgium
Koji Kawamoto ’24 - Japan
Rosy Monaghan ’24 - United Kingdom
Anika Agarwal ’24 - Singapore
Advika Srivastava ’24 - India
Robyn Tompson ’24 - United Kingdom
Kanak Gupta ’24 - United Arab Emirates
Dimitar Chakarov ’24 - Bulgaria
Nazdar Ayzit ’24 - Turkey
Ishan Nanak Rangarajan ’24 - India
Lara Zakaria ’24 - United Kingdom/ USA
Zeyu Wang ’24 - China
Jiatong Yu ’24 - China
Chanketya Nop ’24 - Cambodia
Yiming Feng ’24 - China
Songtao Li ’24 - China
Su Fey Ng ’24 - Malaysia
Antea Garo ’24 - Albania
Kritin Vongthongsri ’24 - Thailand
Jemima Williams ’23 - United Kingdom
Thanh Hien Pham ’23 - Vietnam
Max Gonzalez Saez-Diez ’23 - Germany ’23
Ava Peters ’23 - United Kingdom
Angela De Santis ’23 - Italy
Rachel Qing Pang ’23 - Singapore
Gawon Jo ’23 - Korea/ USA
Celine Pham ’23 - Vietnam/ USA
Lulu Hao ’23 - United Kingdom
Wendi Yan ’23 - China
Grace Wang ’23 - China
Zachary Lopez ’23 - Philippines
Bowei Liu ’23 - China
Matthew Weatherhead ’23 - Barbados
Priyanka Aiyer ’23 - Singapore
Yujin Angolio ’23 - Kenya
André Koch Liston ’23 - Brazil
Alevtina Studenikina ’23 - Russia
Abhinav Agarwal ’23 - India
Cherry Ge ’23 - United Kingdom
Luisa Edmond ’22 - United Kingdom
Isabella Hilditch ’22 - United Kingdom
Masi Nagdee ’22 - United Kingdom
Agnes Robang ’22 - Philippines
Deus Nsenga ’22 - Rwanda
Ruyi Ding ’22 - China
Emiri Morita ’22 - Japan
Helena Yu ’22 - China
Yazan Mimi ’22 - Palestine
Andrea Toth ’22 - Canada
Yodahe Gebreegziabher ’22 - Ethiopia
Ahmed Farah ’22 - Tunisia
Xuan Hoang Le ’22 - Vietnam
Mika Hyman ’22 - United Kingdom/ USA
Chloe Chen ’22 - Taiwan
Josh Brown ’22 - Japan
Asad Hussein ’22 - Somalia
Ananya Vinayak ’22 - India/ USA
Anika Duffus ’22 - Jamaica
Ashira Shirali ’22 - India
Elif Aydin ’22 - Turkey
Tanvi Kishore ’22 - United Kingdom
Raphael Njoku ’22 - United Kingdom
Manya Kapoor ’22 - India / USA
Bailey Ransom ’22 - Netherlands/ USA
Sophie Li ’21 - China
Marcus Jonas ’21 - United Kingdom
Aparna Shankar ’21 - India
Anoushka Mariwala ’21 - India
Harshvardhan Babla ’21 - Tanzania
Ellinore Ahlgren ’21 - Sweden
Dina Kuttab ’21 - Jordan/ USA
Joanna Zhang ’21 Australia
Celia Aranda Reina ’21 - Spain
Julius foo ’21 - United Kingdom
Ysabel Ayala ’21 - Philippines
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Carlota Corbella ’20 - Spain
Yang Shao ’20 - China
Malika Oak ’20 - India
Yashodhar Govil ’20 - India
Kexin Jin Grad - China
Isabella Swartz ’24 - USA
Cole Meyer ’24 - USA
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Sierra Stern ’24 - USA
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Owen Travis ’24 - USA
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Tiffanie Cheng ’24 - USA
Amber Rahman ’24 - USA
Lauren Gilbert ’24 - USA
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Jackson Lehner ’24 - USA
Bryan Alfaro ’24 - USA
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Nick Masters ’24 - USA
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Paige Cromley ’24 - USA
Maria Khartchenko ’24 - USA
Mark Dawod ’24 - USA
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Howard Wang ’24 - USA
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Elijah Benson ’22 - USA
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Katarzyna Krzyżańska ’22 - USA
Jesse Lin ’22 - USA
Will McClure ’22 - USA
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Jacqueline Chu ’22 - USA
Angie Sheehan ’22 - USA
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Daniel Kwak ’21 - USA
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Natasha Thomas ’20 - USA
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Rose Arbittier ’20 - USA
Henry Ando ’20 - USA
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Christine Lu ’20 - USA
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Trina Swanson ’20 - USA
Tiffany Chen ’20 - USA
“Business students tackle technology issues, from improving driver safety to streamlining databases”
BTMA 455 is a senior course that focuses on experiential learning, working with the business community to solve real-world issues. Students learn and overcome the challenges in finding and implementing the right solutions. Although in-person classes for BTMA 455 were suspended on Friday, March 13, 2020 due to precautions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the experiential learning experience continued. Having already met their organizations, students had to develop and deliver their plans online.
Photo above: Instead of teaching in a classroom, Catherine Heggerud connects with students from her home office. Photo by Collin Heggerud
“We were remote from our client anyways, so all information was transmitted over the internet,” says Tony Zhu, a third-year Bachelor of Commerce student majoring in business technology management. His team worked with Capital Pressure, a company specializing in the transportation of fluids for the oil and gas sector located in Sundre, Alta.
Being over an hour away from Calgary, connecting online for the final presentation saved time for the Capital Pressure contacts. “The online format functioned very well technically to present the information, both visually and with the narrative,” says Greg Campkin, general manager, Capital Pressure.
“There are still pieces of any interaction where personal contact functions better; we are still learning lessons about virtual communication during this pandemic.” Zhu highlighted the change in group dynamics in online meetings as opposed in-person as one of the obstacles he and his fellow students had to overcome.
Collin Heggerud
The economic development officer for the town of Sundre forwarded the application for this experiential project through to Capital Pressure. The transportation company took advantage of the opportunity to find a new, safety-focused in-vehicle monitoring system (IVMS) to further enhance driving safety and training, and to prepare for new regulations expected in the next year.
“The students first captured the essence of why and how an in-vehicle monitoring system can improve the safety of our roadways followed by a prioritized recommendation of systems available in the marketplace,” says Campkin. “We would recommend other organizations get involved to make the connection between today’s business and future leaders, outside of the fact that you received a very valuable report.”
Not simply implementing technology
Students learned through the consulting projects that solving technology issues is not as simple as plugging in a new device or installing software.
“It is one thing to read the skills in a textbook, but to use concepts and strategies that they teach you in classes taken throughout your degree, is a unique learning experience I believe all students should have the opportunity of having,” says Mackenzie Kreutzer, a third-year Bachelor of Commerce student majoring in business technology management. Her group worked with MEG Energy to create a data migration implementation plan.
Two separate databases were the challenge for MEG Energy. Students worked to develop plans for data cleaning, analysis and transference. The research and report will form the basis of the implementation plan as MEG Energy streamlines the two databases.
“The best part about this experience was MEG’s incredible support throughout our whole project,” says Kreutzer. “They were very invested in not only making the project a success but also making sure that we were able to grow and learn from this experience as well.”
Both technical and leadership skills are put into practice in this senior course. Many of the projects evolved over the duration of the semester as the students and organizations honed in on the most pressing problems and determined if technology would be the right solution. Then they created the plan for implementing the most suitable platform, software or strategy.
“This class may be challenging and quite time consuming, but it provides an excellent learning opportunity and experience with the local businesses, solving real-world problems,” says Zhu. “It is quite a different experience from regular in-class learning.”
UCalgary resources on COVID-19
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“Billerica Minuteman”
Roger Williams University
Justin Burek, Shaelyn Lelievre and Cameron Rebidue, of Billerica, were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, for achieving a GPA of 3.4 or higher.
UMass Lowell
The following Billerica students were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at UMass Lowell: Hayley Pfaff, Nicholas Selfridge, Jacquelyn Gallant, Malerie Glasser, Emily Jewer, Rameez Shaikh, Clarice Bouvier, Krina Shah, Xenia Rodriguez, Riyana Khalifa, Lauren Cuoco, My Le, Emily Doherty, Vidhee Rana, Amanda Rzeszut, Christopher Burns, Brenna McAuliffe, Anthony Iovanna, Aamir Shaikh, Isabel Doonan, Jacob Hulsoor, Nicholas Passarelli, Nicole Morris, Krithika Bhandary, Shane Cummiskey, Maximillian Correia, Mohammedsafi Shaikh, Kerri-Marie Keene, Patrick Hennessey, Dylan Morris, Anthony Diduca, Manav Rana, Asaad Gadatia, Shaelyn Ahern, Joseph Foley, Yorgui Kradjian, Stephen Clifford, Brandon Murphy, Nicholas Leverone, Nicolas Troisi, Duy Vo, Michael Kradjian, Mohmmadazhar Khalifa, Joseph Taylor, Michael Whalen, Luann Dias, Vrej Jamsakian, Patrick Dunlap, Michael Gonzales, Roshan Ravi, Luke Hartwell, Shannon Gauthier, Haley Morris, Shaina McGarry, Danielle LoGuidice, Nicole Young, John Rahill, Marisa Bagni, Samuel Fedorka, Faith Brodi, Destiny Donahue, Elizabeth Briggs, Sarah Elizabeth McDermott, Samantha Slatton, Jack Powderly, Aniruddha Kailasam, Laura Fleisher, Jesse Green, Lauren Whalen, Caitlyn Tsoukalas, Nicole Maguire, Caroline Kallenberg, Casey Mercer, Bridget Cona, Neil McCarron, Benjamin Souza, Adrienne Bijeol, Dharsan Ranjit, Kaitlyn Fraser, Olivia Duprez, Jillian King, Kristina Ducey, Theresa Ferraro, Brianna Buckley, Daniel DeSilva, Shuta Mogi, Madison Corcoran, Lydia Cunningham, Joel Ruben-Meyer, Matthew Twombly, Jenna Gallagher and Madison Hines.
The following North Billerica students were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at UMass Lowell: Isabelle Walker, Isabel Galinos, Cristina Fulgoni, John Baltayan, Farris AlBanaa, Xinran Zhu, Jonathan Pilla, Michael Bracken, Saipreeth Varada, Eliana Purtell, Nathaniel George, Liam Henderson, Eric Swanson, Parth Patel, Adam King, Harsh Patel, Francis Rayne, Kelsey Wain, Abigail Lyna, Charly Em, Kayleigh O’Mahony, Caitlin Sampson, Joseph Genetti, Lindsay Pimentel, Mackenzie Cassidy, Corrina Jarzynka and Corey Donovan.
Western New England University
Kristen Riley and Emily Scurka, of Billerica, were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at Western New England University in New England for achieving a GPA of 3.3 or higher.
The University of Alabama
Brooke Kuzmich and Kimberly Coppola, of Billerica, were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa for achieving a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Corban Walsh, of Billerica, was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa for achieving a GPA of 4.0.
William James College
Sara Carabbio, of Billerica, graduated with a Doctor of Psychology in clinical psychology from William James College in Newton.
UMass Amherst
The following Billerica students graduated from UMass Amherst: Christina Marie Blois, Samantha Catherine Browne, Minji Kim, Nadia Zakia Mahrez, Jason Richard McFeeley, Nicholas O. Orekoya, Anthony Michael Reale, Ryleigh T. Tedford, Courtney Teehan, Jeffrey Trainor, Christopher Walsh and Connor Robert Walsh.
Heidi Althea Brajak, Jiin Chung, Thomas Michael Mundie and Tenzin Choezin Nanglo, of Billerica, graduated from UMass Amherst.
“Smith seeded 15th at U.S. Amateur”
Kate Smith shot rounds of even par and 1-over for a share of 14th place advancing to match play near the top of the qualifying leaderboard.
Smith traveled to Maryland after receiving the championship trophy of the Minnesota Golf Association Women’s Amateur Championship last weekend in Stillwater - her second title in four seasons. She earned her 14th state championship title and joined 17 other women with multiple Women’s State Amateur wins.
Smith noted her mental strength on the course as the biggest key to victory and mentioned continuing that at the U.S. Am.
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Smith was near the top of the leaderboard after the opening nine holes on Monday with a four-birdie effort, including three in a row on holes Nos. 3-5, two par fives and a par four. She went out with a 3-under 33 after a bogey at the par-4, seventh and a birdie to answer at the par-4, eighth hole.
The back nine consisted of seven pars, a bogey at the par-4, 14th and a double on the par-4 closing hole for a 3-over 39 and even for the day.
She was back under par on the front nine of round two with two birdies, six pars and one bogey. Three early bogeys on 11, 12 and 14, all par-4’s, and a birdie at the par-5, 15th hole brought Smith in with a +2, 38 and 1-over on the day and for the qualifying rounds.
Smith is seeded 15th in match play and opens against a fellow college senior Louise Yu of Vanderbilt. Yu qualified with the 50th seed after finishing in an 11-player tie for 48th place at 5-over par.
Rachel Heck shot a 1-under 71 in the second round of stroke play to earn medalist honors. Her 36-hole total of 4-under 140 made her one of just seven players to break par in stroke play, the fewest since 2014.
Heck, 18, of Memphis, Tenn., gained national attention when she made the cut at the 2017 U.S. Women’s Open as a 15-year-old. Now three years later, she has loftier aspirations than just playing the weekend.
Heck is competing in her fourth consecutive U.S. Women’s Amateur. On Wednesday, she birdied four of her first eight holes and was one of three competitors in the 132-player field to post consecutive sub-par scores.
“The course is in perfect condition,” said Heck, an incoming freshman at Stanford University. “It’s pretty tight, so we were focusing on hitting fairways, hitting greens, not trying to do anything crazy. That’s kind of been my game plan and it’s worked out well so far.”
Three players finished two strokes behind Heck at 2-under 142 – Phoebe Brinker, Valery Plata and the fourth-ranked player in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, Emilia Migliaccio. First-round co-leader, Rachel Kuehn, rebounded from a tough start to earn the No. 8 seed. Starting on the 10th hole, she bogeyed the 11th and triple bogeyed the 12th before playing even-par golf the rest of the way.
Playing with Kuehn, defending champion Gabriela Ruffels bogeyed two of her first three holes, but played her final 15 holes bogey-free. Three birdies coming in led to a 1-under 71 and earned her the No. 6 seed in her title defense.
Other notable players to make the match-play field include first-round co-leader Riley Smyth, 2019 U.S. Women’s Open low-amateur Gina Kim and 2019 U.S. Women’s Amateur semifinalist Megha Ganne.
The biggest turnaround of the day belonged to Kajal Mistry. The 19-year-old who represented South Africa in the 2018 Women’s World Amateur Team Championship tied the low round of the day with a 3-under 69 – an improvement of 12 strokes from her opening 81. She then survived a 15-for-6 playoff with a birdie on the first playoff hole (Woodmont’s eighth) to punch her ticket into match play.
In addition to Mistry, Katherine Zhu, Auston Kim, Therese Warner, Gurleen Kaur and Haylin Harris emerged from the playoff to make match play.
The Round of 64 is scheduled to begin at 8:50 a.m. CT on Thursday, with the Golf Channel broadcast live from 3-6 p.m. CT.
Due to Tuesday’s round being postponed, the Rounds of 32 and 16 will be played on Friday, and both the quarterfinals and semifinals are scheduled for Saturday. The 36-hole championship match will take place on Sunday.
U.S. Amateur qualifying leaderboard
Rachel Heck, Memphis, Tenn. 69-71–140
Valery Plata, Colombia 71-71–142
Emilia Migliaccio, Cary, N.C. 71-71–142
Phoebe Brinker, Wilmington, Del. 70-72–142
Gabriela Ruffels, Australia 72-71–143
Riley Smyth, Cary, N.C. 68-75–143
Catherine Park, Irvine, Calif. 72-71–143
Rachel Kuehn, Asheville, N.C. 68-76–144
Micheala Williams, Brownsboro, Ala. 73-71–144
Mychael O’Berry, Hoover, Ala. 72-72–144
Hailey Borja, Lake Forest, Calif. 74-70–144
Alyaa Abdulghany, Malaysia 73-71–144
Marissa Wenzler, Dayton, Ohio 75-69–144
Maria Bohorquez, Colombia 71-74–145
Natasha Andrea Oon, Malaysia 76-69–145
Katherine Smith, Detroit Lakes, Minn. 72-73–145
Rose Zhang, Irvine, Calif. 74-71–145
Maria Fernanda Escauriza, Paraguay 69-77–146
Kaleigh Telfer, South Africa 71-75–146
Raquel Olmos Ros, Spain 71-75–146
Vanessa Knecht, Switzerland 73-73–146
Sadie Englemann, Austin, Texas 74-72–146
Kennedy Swann, Austin, Texas 75-71–146
Marissa Kirkwood, New Castle, Pa. 72-74–146
Brooke Matthews, Rogers, Ark. 72-74–146
Cecilie Finne-Ipsen, Denmark 74-73–147
Pimnipa Panthong, Thailand 73-74–147
Kaitlyn Papp, Austin, Texas 74-73–147
Gina Kim, Durham, N.C. 76-71–147
Megha Ganne, Holmdel, N.J. 71-76–147
Michaela Morard, Huntsville, Ala. 76-71–147
Allisen Corpuz, Kapolei, Hawaii 76-71–147
Amari Avery, Riverside, Calif. 77-70–147
Ellie Slama, Salem, Ore. 73-74–147
Zoe Antoinette Campos, Valencia, Calif. 72-75–147
Aline Krauter, Germany 73-75–148
Isabella Fierro, Mexico 74-74–148
Lei Ye, People’s Republic of China 75-73–148
Teresa Toscano Borrero, Spain 73-75–148
Jensen Castle, Columbia, S.C. 74-74–148
Tyler Akabane, Danville, Calif. 75-73–148
Aneka Seumanutafa, Emmitsburg, Md. 71-77–148
Addie Baggarly, Gainesville, Fla. 72-76–148
Malia Nam, Kailua, Hawaii 75-73–148
Megan Schofill, Monticello, Fla. 69-79–148
Talia Campbell, New York, N.Y. 74-74–148
Reagan Zibilski, Springfield, Mo. 74-74–148
Kirsty Hodgkins, Australia 73-76–149
Emily Mahar, Australia 73-76–149
Yurika Tanida, Japan 76-73–149
Sofia Garcia, Paraguay 75-74–149
Louise Yu, Duluth, Ga. 74-75–149
Bohyun Park, Republic of Korea 73-76–149
Courtney Dow, Frisco, Texas 76-73–149
Lauren Beaudreau, Lemont, Ill. 77-72–149
Libby Winans, Richardson, Texas 73-76–149
Nicole Whiston, San Diego, Calif. 77-72–149
Anna Morgan, Spartanburg, S.C. 76-73–149
Katherine Zhu, San Jose, Calif. 74-76–150
Cory Lopez, Mexico 74-76–150
Kajal Mistry, South Africa 81-69–150
Virunpat Olankitkunchai, Thailand 73-77–150
Lauren Greenlief, Ashburn, Va. 76-74–150
Haylin Harris, Carmel, Ind. 75-75–150
Kelly Sim, Edgewater, N.J. 73-77–150
Lauren Hartlage, Elizabethtown, Ky. 75-75–150
Mika Jin, Fremont, Calif. 76-74–150
Gurleen Kaur, Houston, Texas 78-72–150
Therese Warner, Kennenwick, Wash. 74-76–150
Kenzie Wright, McKinney, Texas 75-75–150
Hailee Cooper, Montgomery, Texas 74-76–150
Auston Kim, St. Augustine, Fla. 76-74–150
Briana Chacon, Whittier, Calif. 75-75–150
Missed cut
Brigitte Thibault, Canada 77-74–151
Karen Fredgaard, Denmark 76-75–151
Pilar Echeverria, Guatemala 76-75–151
Lois Kaye Go, Philippines 78-73–151
Kelly Xu, Claremont, Calif. 76-75–151
Erica Shepherd, Greenwood, Ind. 75-76–151
Anika Varma, India 75-76–151
Brooke Seay, San Diego, Calif. 78-73–151
Megan Furtney, St. Charles, Ill. 74-77–151
Sera Tadokoro, Japan 75-77–152
Renate Grimstad, Norway 78-74–152
Chanikan Yongyuan, Thailand 79-73–152
Caroline Canales, Calabasas, Calif. 75-77–152
Christine Wang, Houston, Texas 76-76–152
Alexa Pano, Lake Worth, Fla. 76-76–152
Jacqueline Putrino, Lakewood Ranch, Fla. 76-76–152
Lauren Cox, Orange, Texas 78-74–152
Ivy Shepherd, Peachtree City, Ga. 79-73–152
Ashley Kim, Redondo Beach, Calif. 76-76–152
Grace Summerhays, Scottsdale, Ariz. 76-76–152
Ela Anacona, Argentina 71-82–153
Clara Manzalini, Italy 75-78–153
Morgan Baxendale, Windemere, Fla. 78-75–153
Bentley Cotton, Austin, Texas 76-77–153
Katie Chipman, Canton, Mich. 74-79–153
Amanda Sambach, Charlotte, N.C. 76-77–153
Julia Gregg, Farmers Branch, Texas 78-75–153
Julia Becker, Las Vegas, Nev. 72-81–153
Allysha Mae Mateo, Mililani, Hawaii 77-76–153
Brynn Walker, Saint Davids, Pa. 76-77–153
Julia Johnson, St. Gabriel, La. 79-74–153
Valeria Mendizabal, Guatemala 73-81–154
Brooke Riley, Manteca, Calif. 77-77–154
Kelsey Chugg, Salt Lake City, Utah 78-76–154
Ellen Port, St. Louis, Mo. 75-79–154
Anne Chen, Sugar Land, Texas 75-79–154
Jackie Rogowicz, Yardley, Pa. 78-76–154
Kaitlin Milligan, Goldsby, Okla. 77-78–155
Julia Potter-Bobb, Indianapolis, Ind. 79-76–155
Hanna Alberto, Kingwood, Texas 78-77–155
Siripatsorn Patchana, Thailand 78-77–155
Giovanna Fernandez, Paraguay 73-83–156
Emily Hawkins, Lexington, N.C. 78-78–156
Jillian Bourdage, Tamarac, Fla. 78-78–156
Ami Gianchandani, Watchung, N.J. 75-81–156
Ashley Gilliam, Manchester, Tenn. 82-75–157
Jackie Lucena, Chico, Calif. 80-78–158
Siyun Liu, People’s Republic of China 81-78–159
Sophia Bae, Norwood, N.J. 80-79–159
Brianna Navarrosa, San Diego, Calif. 78-82–160
Celeste Dao, Canada 80-81–161
Jasmine Ly, Canada 77-84–161
Meghan Stasi, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 81-80–161
Shannon Johnson, North Easton, Mass. 81-80–161
Kennedy Pedigo, Fort Worth, Texas 81-80–161
Paris Hilinski, Los Angeles, Calif. 83-84–167
Marta Perez Sanmartin, Spain 80-88–168
Siarra Stout, Franklin, Tenn. 85-83–168
Angela (Yilin) Liu, Irvine, Calif. 83-WD–WD
“Greater Fall River students named to dean’s list at UMass Amherst”
AMHERST – The following Fall River area students were named to the dean’s list at the University of Massachusetts Amherst for the spring 2020 semester.
BERKLEY
Kyle Paul Cardoso, Alexandria Saxoney Celia, Alyssa Mahoney, Kelsey Barbara Mills, Zackary Taylor Reeve
DARTMOUTH
Jacob Horan Lisa, Gregory A Martin, Aidan Roshanali Mazagonwalla, Mathew Robert Miller, Riley Piva, Emanuel Dexter Rose, Lucas Ishmael Travassos-Lomba
DIGHTON
Sara L Chang, Maggie Hoye, Kyle Dennis Moynihan, Leila Bless Olegario, Hannah Marie Peixoto, William Alan Quirk II, Emma Lynn Thompson
FALL RIVER
Megan Alexandra Alberto, Kyara Lynn Allemao, Alison Chicca Audette, Bridget Catherine Bogan, Cameron Thomas Cabral, Abigail Anne Callahan, Alyssa Katherine Carvalho, Catrina Mia Elizardo, Jacob Michael Frank, Emma Rose Friedlander, Davon Love Gonsalves, Skyler McKensie Hall, Dararath Khon, Nickol Marmolejos, Ryan Mauricio, Amber Mello, Benjamin Sousa Menezes, Kyle Miguel Neves, Alex M Oliveira, Devin Pineault, David John Price, Aaliyah Sarah Quintal, Gabriela Clara Rezendes, Lauren Elizabeth Sadlers, Jennifer Marlene - Grace Saulnier, Benjamin Wayne Schnurr, Kolby Ana Silva, Teresa Maria Silva, Christopher Lucien Tetreault, Sierra May Teves, Kya Jasmine Thames, Madison Rose Valois, Mengwei Yang, Zachary Tyler Young
NORTH DARTMOUTH
Benjamin M Aaronson, Chase Amaral, Jacob Arruda, George Franklin Bancroft, Ashley Elizabeth Cadorette, Aaron Fishbein, Ethan Richard Goulart, Noah Hoffman, Rachel Vittu Khanna, Sarah-Beth Khanna, Alexis May Martins, Kelcie Lynn Pacheco, Jacqueline Claire Racine, Shreya Bharatendra Rai, Vyom Jignesh Rathod, Eben Gray Rose, Muhammad Shah, Serena-Grace Silva, Garrett Wayne Silvia III, Alex M Vieira, Andrew Li Zhu
NORTH DIGHTON
Megan Audrey Alves, Elisabeth Burns, Elizabeth Kate Cronan, Samuel Richard DuBois, Andrew E Eckerson, Meagan Nicole Gustafson, Jillian Hughes, Emily Rose Leonard, Adam John Sheedy, Nina Katherine Strojny
SEEKONK
Nathanial Francis Bell, Nathan Michael Costa, Devlin Scott Danner, Jenna Lynn Dunphy, Madison Fagan, Celina C Fonseca, Haley Elaine Fournier, Kaitlin Margaret Garabian, Zachary Kjell Gausland, Mikayla Mae Greaves, Anthony Joseph Karwashan, Thomas David Kumlin, Kurt Bradford Lawson, Hannah Mae Macdonald, Joshua Thomas Marulis, Amna Muqudas, Madison Nicole Paine, Allison Mary Pereira, Morgan Elizabeth Platt, Devin Pierce Renquinha, Hanna Leigh Saisselin, Sanyam Shilpakar, Ariya Poppy Sonethavy, Jayden Elizabeth Vincente, Lauren Marie Voccio
SOMERSET
Santiago Gabriel Abrill Zegarra, Cameron Robert Almeida, Hope Elizabeth Angelini, Samuel John Arruda, Jacob Spencer Ayers, Samantha Elizabeth Bert, Sierra Brown, Jillian Cabral, Abigail Maia Cadorette, Tiffany L Chasse, Annie Kathryn Davis, Margaret Mary Davis, Andrew James Farias, Andrew Daniel Feighery, Kevin Aires Ferreira, Sarah Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Michael Anthony Gagliardi, Joy Lacava, Kathleen Mary Martin, Andrew Ernest Rapoza, Vanessa Maribeth Rapoza, Colin Michael Ryder, Connor Thomas Ryder, Matthew Daniel Shea, Ian Thomas Taylor, Talya Marie Torres, Esther Bassey Uka-Amaral, Karen Vachon, Joshua David Vigeland, Nicholas Wong
SOUTH DARTMOUTH
Lily Elizabeth Berube, Alexis Mackenzie Carvalho, Marisa Castro DaCosta, Harris John Demello, Connor William Dumas, Lilliana Ferguson, Catherine George, Daulton Jake Giesta, Quentin Ty Giesta, Lila Brooke Hamilton, Jack Heaney Helgesen, Emily Sarah Isaacs, Alyssa J Mello, Aisling Roth O’Malley, Maeve O’Malley, Shane Christopher Rose, Johnan Smoot, Ryan Patrick Sullivan, Michael Yu
SWANSEA
Kristin Marie Anselmo, Marcus Alan Banoub, Cecilia Win-yi Chan, Camryn J DoMonte, Emma Louise Fiore, Abigail Jane Gracie, Rebecca Danielle Hetherson, Gabrielle Hunt, Sydney Elizabeth Hussey, Corey Jeffrey Jacobson, Courtney Leigh Jacobson, Madyson Noel Medeiros, Liana Olivia Munoz, Jeremy Alan Rocha, Gina Mercedes Rounds, Stephanie Gail Spiegel, Jenna Ann Zhang
WESTPORT
Dylan M Barcelos, Erin Elizabeth Carney, Hailey Anne Charest, Bailee Clements, Branden Costa, Noah A Doerr, Maura Suzanne Hegarty, Lexcey Amber Jordan, Paul Karam, Gregory James Lucarelli, Caelin E Molloy, Anna Kathryn Pauls, Allison Amy Pereira, Kayla Marie Pimentel, Carly Anne Sherman, Jack Thomas Sisson, Amanda Lee Toomey