Local student named to William Mary Dean's List

Shoreline, WALocal News

Sam Newell, a student from Lake Forest Park, WA, has been named to the Dean's List at the College of William & Mary. This recognition, announced on June 9, 2025, signifies Newell's exceptional academic performance during the semester. The Dean's List honors students who achieve a GPA of 3. 6 or higher, underscoring their commitment to education. Newell's accomplishment not only reflects personal dedication but also showcases the talent within the local student community.

This recognition can enhance future academic and career opportunities for Newell, who is pursuing a degree in a competitive field. Local educators emphasize the importance of such achievements in inspiring peers to strive for academic excellence. The College of William & Mary, known for its rigorous academic standards, has a history of producing successful graduates. Newell's success story contributes to the narrative of academic achievement within the region and encourages other students to aim high.

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