JMU Names 16 Local Students to President's List

James Madison University announced Thursday that 16 local students made the president's list for the fall 2014 semester.

• Kaitlyn Addison of Manassas, VA (20112). Addison is a junior majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Samantha Bergeron of Nokesville, VA (20181). Bergeron is a sophomore majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Emily Davis of Gainesville, VA (20155). Davis is a junior majoring in Psychology - BS.

• Camille Deal of Manassas, VA (20112). Deal is a junior majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Elizabeth Gonzalez of Manassas, VA (20112). Gonzalez is a junior majoring in Psychology - BS.

• Yasmeen Kassem of Bristow, VA (20136). Kassem is a senior majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Sarah Kennedy of Haymarket, VA (20169). Kennedy is a senior majoring in Psychology - BS.

• Rachel Lipscomb of Nokesville, VA (20181). Lipscomb is a senior majoring in Social Work - BSW.

• Andre Lohman of Manassas, VA (20111). Lohman is a junior majoring in Sport & Rec Management - BS.

• Jordan Luttrell of Bristow, VA (20136). Luttrell is a senior majoring in Computer Info Systems - BBA.

• Matthew Mueller of Manassas, VA (20111). Mueller is a junior majoring in International Affairs - BA.

• Kaitlin Mulder of Manassas, VA (20112). Mulder is a senior majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Caroline Prendergast of Gainesville, VA (20155). Prendergast is a senior majoring in Psychology - BS.

• Alissa Robbins of Bristow, VA (20136). Robbins is a sophomore majoring in English - BA.

• Megan Sibley of Manassas, VA (20111). Sibley is a senior majoring in Interdisc Liberal Studies - BS.

• Laura Wenzel of Manassas, VA (20112). Wenzel is a sophomore majoring in Communication Studies - BS.

"James Madison University offers each student a future of significance -- not an education of mere prestige, but an extraordinary education of exceptional scholarship, inventive thinking, unparalleled attention to the world community, a university-wide enthusiasm for teaching, and a commitment to student success," a university spokesperson said.