SIDNEY — Montcalm Community College (MCC) has announced its spring 2025 semester honors list, recognizing the academic achievements of 565 students. To qualify for these honors, students must have completed a minimum of six credits. Among these high achievers, 355 students earned a spot on the President’s Honors List with a GPA ranging from 3.7 to 4.0, while 210 students made the Dean’s Honors List with GPAs between 3.3 and 3.69.
The announcement comes as MCC continues to foster academic excellence and community engagement, emphasizing the importance of higher education in the region. The college, located in Sidney, Michigan, has long been a cornerstone for local students seeking to advance their education and career prospects.
Recognizing Academic Excellence
The President’s Honors List is a testament to the hard work and dedication of students who have achieved the highest academic standards. This semester, students from various towns, including Alma, Belding, and Cedar Springs, have excelled in their studies, showcasing the diverse talent pool at MCC.
For instance, in Belding, students such as Madison Emelander and Lanie Feuerstein have demonstrated exceptional academic prowess. Similarly, in Cedar Springs, Olivia Ellick and Gavin Heether have achieved top honors, reflecting the strong educational foundation provided by MCC.
The President’s Honors List
Students who achieve a GPA of 3.7 to 4.0 are included in the President’s Honors List. This accolade not only highlights their academic success but also positions them as role models within the college community. Notable mentions include:
- Alma: Justin Bailey and Ashlee Martin
- Belding: Madison Emelander, Lanie Feuerstein, Carman Jones, among others
- Cedar Springs: Olivia Ellick, Gavin Heether, Kenneth Mitchell, and Hannah Reed
These students, along with their peers from other towns, represent the academic excellence that MCC strives to cultivate.
The Dean’s Honors List
The Dean’s Honors List acknowledges students with GPAs between 3.3 and 3.69. This recognition underscores the effort and commitment of students who have maintained high academic standards across their courses.
In Alma, Riley Bright has been recognized for their consistent performance. Meanwhile, in Belding, students such as Autumn Baker and Jazmyn Coronado have also earned a place on the Dean’s Honors List. These students exemplify the dedication required to achieve academic success.
Impact on the Community
MCC’s commitment to academic excellence extends beyond individual achievements. The college plays a crucial role in the community by preparing students for future challenges, thereby contributing to the local economy and workforce development.
According to MCC President, Dr. Stacy Young, “Our students’ success is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of both the students and our faculty. We are proud to support their academic journey and look forward to their future accomplishments.”
Looking Ahead
As MCC continues to celebrate the achievements of its students, the college remains focused on providing quality education and resources to support student success. The honors list not only recognizes individual accomplishments but also reinforces the college’s mission to empower students through education.
With the ongoing support of faculty, staff, and the community, MCC is poised to continue its tradition of excellence, fostering a learning environment that encourages academic and personal growth.
The full list of honors students, along with their respective towns, is available through MCC’s official channels, offering a comprehensive view of the diverse and talented student body that the college nurtures.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela
As these students move forward, their achievements at MCC will serve as a foundation for future success, both academically and professionally.
