Dean's List Fall 2014
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Alfonso Figueroa received a certificate of merit from the Dean and Associate Dean for outstanding achievement during the fall 2014 semester, as demonstrated by being named to the Dean's List. The certificate congratulates Alfonso on his academic success in the fall 2014 term.
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