South Plains College congratulates more than 680 students who were named to the Fall 2022 Deans’ List.
Lamb County graduates on the list include: Amanda Castillo, Priscilla Garcia, Marcus Garcia of Littlefield, Javier Ibarra, Mercedes Manzanales, Jonathan Mendoza, Ashtyn Parker, Stephen Rangel, Cadence Sanchez and Jordan Trevino all of Littlefield.
Omar Reyes of Amherst. Andrew Martinez, Jayden Reyna, Esteban Rodriguez and Marisa Rodriguez all of Olton.
Charity Likes, Dakota Reyher, Abram Rodriguez, Anthony Rodriguez and Gracyn Shultz all of Sudan.
Annabelle Anchondo and Jonathan Valencia both of Earth.
Other area graduates include: Levi Ayers, Kodi-Rayn Harvey, Douglas Shields and Megan Shields of Anton.
Macy Davis, Alexandra Mora and Iliana Peralta all of Dimmitt.
Nathan Lopez of Hale Center.
Stephanie Sotelo of Hart.
Jazlyn Aguirre, Daniel Avila, Kilonna Burdell, Zaira Bustillos, Maribel Gomez, Zabry Haseloff, Alarick Hernandez, Kasie Nava, Anthony Ngo and Ruben Regalado all of Muleshoe.
To qualify, students must earn a GPA of 3.25 or higher and complete a minimum of 12 credit hours.
South Plains College is a comprehensive, two-year community college that serves the greater South Plains area of Texas with innovative educational programs that span the arts and sciences, technical education, continuing education and workforce development. Serving a 13-county area that comprises the southern portion of the Texas High Plains, the college’s main campus is located in Levelland.
SPC also offers educational programs at three locations in Lubbock - the SPC Lubbock Downtown Center, the SPC Career and Technical Center and the SPC Reese Center - as well as an extension