Editors note: “People on the Move” is a new post which recognizes and celebrates the achievements of Virginia natives as they make their way in the world.
Bristow
- Grant Amoateng received the NCAA Indoor Nationals Participant, All-South/Southeast Region, All-ODAC First Team, ODAC Athlete of the Week (2x), and Royals Athlete of the Week award for representing Eastern Mennonite University in Track and Field.
Fredericksburg
- Stacey Feindt received a degree in Political Science from the University of Mary Washington and was chosen for the 2019 Governor’s Fellows Program.
- Patrick Francis King made the Dean’s List at Peru State College.
Gainesville
- Matilda Dada made the Dean’s List Berea’s College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
- Emily Knapp made the Dean’s List at Belmont University.
- Morgan Pettit made the Dean’s List at Belmont University.
- Amanda Shim received the Edward A. Coray Leadership Award (Teaching Assistance) at Wheaton College.
Manassas
- Brian Foster received an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Coding & Billing from Grantham University.
- Jason Quintern received an Associate of Arts in General Studies from Grantham University.
- Annie Castilla made the Dean’s List at Bob Jones University.
Montclair
- Robert Powell made the Dean’s List at Bob Jones University.
Stafford
- Nathaniel Strobl made the Dean’s List at Emerson College.
- Emily Brutski made the Dean’s List at Nazareth College.
- Lynn Smith received a Master of Business Administration in Project Management from Grantham University.
- Andrew Nicholas Witalec made the Dean’s List at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
- Brandon Scoffield made the Dean’s List at Presbyterian College.
Woodbridge
- Dannielle Gayneaux made the Dean’s List at Bob Jones University.
- Sarah-Kate Mills made the Dean’s List at Bob Jones University.
- Katharine Hanifen made the Dean’s List at Emerson College.
- Emily Stenman made the Dean’s List at Berry College.
- Kaydean Samantha Thomas received a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages from Greensboro College.
