26 Dominicans graduate at Midwestern State University’s virtual graduation ceremony

Twenty-six Dominican students earned degrees at Midwestern State University in Spring 2020 and were

honored in a virtual graduation ceremony on June 6.

The Dominican graduates shined throughout their MSU Texas careers finishing with many honors.

Four qualified for the prestigious summa cum laude designation with a GPA between 3.9 and 4.0. Those honorees were Elisha Titre (Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics and Accounting), Mindy Abraham (Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics), Kervelle Guiste (Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting), and Sara Lee Maximea (Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance).

Five graduates were honored magna cum laude (GPA 3-7-3.89): Candace Benjamin (Bachelor of Arts in

Psychology), Edeesha Darwton (Bachelor of Science in Radiology Technology), Mariesam Isles (Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance), Jernelle Jno Baptiste (Bachelor of Business Administration in Management Information Systems), and Dionne Letang (Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology).

Six more scholars earned cum laude designation for a GPA between 3.5-3.69.

They are Arthlene Bellot (Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics), Massara Groton (Bachelor of Science in Biology), Chelsea Massicot (Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care), J’Anne Robinson (Bachelor of Science in Nursing), Kelli Shipley (Bachelor of Science in Geosciences), and Rumelia Thomas (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering).

Eleven of the seniors were recently named to the Spring 2020 Honor Roll at MSU Texas, which is located in Wichita Falls, Texas.

Wiltany Rolle (Bachelor of Science in Geosciences), Titre, Massicot, and Morelle McIntyre (Bachelor of Science in Social Work) were on the elite President’s Honor Roll, indicating a perfect 4.0 grade point average.

The group qualifying for the Provost’s Honor Roll (3.75-3.99 GPA) were Darwton, Jno Baptiste, Marissa Norris (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science), Kelton Vidal (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering), Zanu Laudat (Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance), and Kimberley Telemacque (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering). Robinson earned the Dean’s Honor Roll (3.5-3.74 GPA).

Telemacque was recently featured in the Wichita Falls Times Record News newspaper for her great attitude in helping students with online tutoring.

Completing the group of MSU Texas graduates from the Commonwealth of Dominica is Kevin Bryan (Bachelor of Science in Chemistry), Clivonne Jno Baptiste (Master of Business Administration), Valandra Jno Marie (Bachelor of Business Administration in Management), and Ijuani Stephenson (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering).

The strong relationship between Dominica and Midwestern State University hit another milestone, as these graduates mean that over 325 Dominican students have now earned degrees from Midwestern State University since 1995.

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5 Comments

  1. L C Matthew
    June 9, 2020

    Congratulations!!! I do wish that Dominica will one day be able to realize use for all these kids where they can be productive and truly develop the place and themselves financially. Education is an investment in self and serves to add value in building communities. The most frustrating thing is to invest all that time, energy, and sleepless nights and to come home and struggle or forced to go elsewhere. I wish them well.

  2. June 9, 2020

    nice congrats….So what now are they coming back home where no jobs is or they going to over stay there papers in the US…BESIDE they cant legally work in the US.. so what now MR PM

  3. Grayson Richardson
    June 8, 2020

    Congratulations to all the young people who have graduated. In a country that has no corporate businesses, too many have graduated with Business degrees. That means that we have trained a cadre of young people that will not be able to gain meaningful employment in Dominica and so will have no alternative but to migrate. Don’t tell me that they should create their own employment because all businesses in Dominica are driven to the ground by unfriendly policies.

  4. Roseau River
    June 8, 2020

    Congrats. Job well done. Way to make your families and the country proud. All the beat in all your future endeavors

  5. Breathe
    June 8, 2020

    Congrats to all the graduates with special mention of Edeesha Darwton!! Wishing you much success and blessings

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