Morris Plains Student Recognized at Dover Business College

Morris Plains is pumping out some notable students. Rocio Navas, of Morris Plains, made it on to the Honor Roll at Dover Business College.

Mary McDonough, PhD, Dover Business College Vice President of Academic Affairs, announced that students from Morris County have received this recognition for the Winter 2013 Quarter.

“Dover Business College students are enrolled in rigorous programs that prepare them to compete in the fields of technology, healthcare and business,” Dr. McDonough said. “Students who are named to the Dean’s and Honor’s Lists have proven that they are up to the academic challenge, and are well on their way to achieving career success.”

Dover Business College students who achieve a grade point average of 3.8 or better with a minimum of 12 academic credits qualify for the Dean’s List. Here’s a look at who made the cut from Morristown:

• Ana Barbecho-Puma
• Kenya Cooley
• Rogerio Do-Nascimento
• Angela Maria Rincon Guevara
• Erin Kitt
• Reem Sekeen
• Deborah Stankus
• Marlene Zekoll

Students who achieve a grade point average of between 3.5 and 3.79 with a minimum of 12 academic credits qualify for the Honor’s List. Here’s who made it from Morristown:

• Anita Hoyt
• Diana Ramirez
• Gloria Valdez

Dover Business College, with locations in Clifton and Dover, NJ, is a nationally accredited private college with a 54-year history of preparing students for careers. Dover offers programs in the areas of healthcare, business and information technology. In addition to classrooms, the facilities include computer labs, a nursing practice area, a practical operating room and medical laboratories.

To find out more about Dover Business College, call 866-GoDover (463-6837) or visit www.dover.edu