Burlington Students Named to Merrimack College Dean's List

ReadMedia- Local residents were recently named to the Fall 2012 Deans' List at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts. To be named to the Deans' List, a student must achieve a 3.25 grade point average or higher, based on a 4.0 grading system.

Christopher Borbee, a resident of Burlington, is a Senior in the Girard School of Business.

Matthew Hanafin, a resident of Burlington, is a Senior in the Girard School of Business.

Evan Mercier, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the Girard School of Business.

Peter Milinazzo, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the Girard School of Business.

Krupali Patel, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the Girard School of Business.

Maria Russo, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the Girard School of Business.

Kevin Sullivan, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the Girard School of Business.

Carissa Healey, a resident of Burlington, is a Freshman in the Girard School of Business.

Nicole Calvino, a resident of Burlington, is a Freshman in the School of Education.

Brittany Eisenhauer, a resident of Burlington, is a Senior in the School of Liberal Arts.

Zachary Wilkins, a resident of Burlington, is a Sophomore in the School of Liberal Arts.

Anoid Ndamba, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the School of Science and Engineering.

Kennedy Ndamba, a resident of Burlington, is a Junior in the School of Science and Engineering.

Allison Langone, a resident of Burlington, is a Freshman in the School of Science and Engineering.

Megan Packard, a resident of Burlington, is a Freshman in the School of Science and Engineering.

Brett Romkey, a resident of Burlington, is a Freshman in the School of Science and Engineering.

About Merrimack College

Founded in 1947 by the Order of St. Augustine, Merrimack College is a private, selective college located just minutes from Boston in North Andover, Massachusetts. The College offers over 40 undergraduate majors in liberal arts, science and engineering and part-time degree completion and certificate programs. Its 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students come from 20 states and 19 countries to form an engaged community of thinkers, learners and achievers integrated in an academic culture of excellence, diversity and stature. The recent implementation of the College's ten-year strategic plan, The Agenda for Distinction, has led to renewed energy and sense of community, combined with growth of our faculty and student body.