Posey County students make U of E and Vincennes dean's lists

University of
Evansville
The University of Evansville recently announced its dean’s list for the fall 2010 semester. The students earned their position on the dean's list by achieving at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the Fall Semester 2010. Students from Posey County named to the dean’s list include:
Jonathan Mochau of  Mount Vernon, a SR.
Michael Shane of  Evansville, a SR.
Ryan Schmitt of  Poseyville, a SR.
Andrew Brandsasse of  Evansville, a SR.
Esther Coghill of  Evansville, a SR.
Daniel Doninger of  Evansville, a SR.
Jared Baehl of  Poseyville, a SR.
Jason Nelson of  New Harmony, a SPEC.
Amanda Topper of  Evansville, a SR.
Sue Helfert of  Evansville, a SR.
Alyssa Key of  Mount Vernon, a JR.
Sethlyn Morgan of  Mount Vernon, a SR.
Michael Huff of  Evansville, a JR.
Kayla Brenton of  Wadesville, a SR.
Amanda Merkley of  Evansville, a JR.
Kathryn Schneider of  New Harmony, a JR.
Jonathan Jackson of  Mount Vernon, a SPEC.
Mason Blankenship of  Evansville, a SO.
Heidi Cotner of  Mount Vernon, a JR.
Jaclyn Hostettler of  Wadesville, a SO.
Daniele Albrecht of  Mount Vernon, a SR.
Herbert Tomlinson of  Mount Vernon, a SPEC.
Elizabeth Reis of  Evansville, a FR.
Michael Schade of  Evansville, a FR.
Samantha Neidig of  Wadesville, a FR.
Shannon Dick of  Mount Vernon, a FR.
Carly May of  Evansville, a SO.
Drew Reisinger of  Evansville, a JR.
Jennifer Saubier of  Evansville, a FR.
Jennifer Walker of  Evansville, a SPEC.

Vincennes University
The Vincennes University Dean's List for Fall 2010 includes students from the Vincennes campus, Jasper campus, Aviation Technology Center in Indianapolis, military bases, and other extended sites. To qualify for the dean's list, a student must complete at least 12 credit hours and achieve a grade point index of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale.
Students from Mount Vernon include: Jordan S Nolan, Law Enforcement; and Devin M Ramey, General Studies.
Student from Poseyville include: Tyler N Smith, Conservation Law Enforcement.