The following local students were recently named to the President’s List for the fall 2012 semester at Hudson Valley Community College.

To be named to the President’s List a student must have a term grade-point average between 3.5 and 4.0.

— Erika Dockey of Altamont, in the liberal arts and science: humanities and social science academic program;

— Kendra Dzingle of Altamont, in the liberal arts and science: humanities and social science academic program;

— Thomas Fiacco of Altamont, in the mortuary science academic program;

— Maxwell Goodknight of Altamont, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Christopher LeClair of Altamont, in the automotive technical service academic program;

— Jamie Martin of Altamont, in the business administration academic program;

— Erika McDonald of Altamont, in the chemical dependency counseling academic program;

— Kristin Reihs of Altamont, in the dental hygiene academic program;

— Margaret Rogers of Altamont, in the liberal arts and science: adolescence education academic program;

— Alexander Sand of Altamont, in the business administration academic program;

— Sarah Schenmeyer of Altamont, in the individual studies academic program;

— Moriah Sherry of Altamont, in the fine arts academic program;

— Kristen Swider of Altamont; in the criminal investigation academic program;

— Christian Viola of Altamont, in the architectural technology academic program;

— Joshua Burgher of Berne, in the business administration academic program;

— Candace Dunham of East Berne, in the individual studies academic program;

— Jonathon King of East Berne, in the automotive technical service academic program;

— Kerry Longendyke of East Berne, in the early childhood academic program;

— Pamela McGrail of East Berne, in the accounting academic program;

— Mohammad Ahad of Guilderland, in the electrical technology academic program;

— Kapil Desai of Guilderland, in the semiconductor manufacturing technology academic program;

— Cristin McIntyre of Guilderland, in the liberal arts and science humanities and social science academic program;

— Alyssa Purdy of Guilderland, in the individual studies academic program;

— Evan VanEpps of Guilderland, in the business administration academic program;

— Mani Varsha of Guilderland, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Kali Votraw of Guilderland, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Chelsea Koennecke of Knox, in the individual studies academic program;

—Tyler Adamczak of Schenectady, in the marketing academic program;

— Stephen Adiletta of Schenectady, in the business administration academic program;

— Yunis Alloush of Schenectady, in the biological sciences academic program;

— Jasmine Andres of Schenectady, in the individual studies academic program;

— Nicholas Austin of Schenectady, in the mechanical engineering technology academic program;

— Edward Beck of Schenectady, in the construction academic program;

— Vincent Califano of Schenectady, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Melissa Cannistraci of Schenectady, in the human services academic program;

— Douglas Carlton of Schenectady, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Albert Cartagenes of Schenectady, in the architectural technology academic program;

— Keirra Chapple of Schenectady, in the administrative information management and technology academic program;

— Sherman Coonradt of Schenectady, in the engineering science academic program;

— John Cordi of Schenectady, in the computer information systems academic program;

— Matthew DeNyse of Schenectady, in the electrical construction and maintenance academic program;

—Steven DeVarnne of Schenectady, in the construction academic program;

— Jesse Deisinger of Schenectady, in the computer information systems: system and network design academic program;

— Kayla Diegel of Schenectady, in the business administration academic program;

— Dominic Domanico of Schenectady, in the civil engineering technology academic program;

— John Geis of Schenectady, in the computer information systems academic program;

— Justin Guldenzopf of Schenectady, in the respiratory care academic program;

— Amy Kraus of Schenectady, in the business administration academic program;

— Jonathan Lachanski of Schenectady, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Kylie LeVielle of Schenectady, in the liberal arts and science humanities and social science academic program;

— Shawn Mack of Schenectady,in the individual studies academic program;

— Mark Marotta of Schenectady, in the broadcast communication academic program;

— Justin Maynard of Schenectady, in the criminal justice academic program;

— Samuel Mohr of Schenectady, in the liberal arts and science: humanities and social science academic program;

— Nicole Monty of Schenectady, in the radiologic technology academic program;

— Christopher Mosher of Schenectady, in the physical education studies academic program;

— Michael Paczkowski of Schenectady, in the computer aided design academic program;

— Jillian Rakvica of Schenectady, in the fine arts academic program;

— Danielle Rojas of Schenectady, in the human services academic program;

— Taylor Saunders of Schenectady, in the broadcast communication academic program;

— Christopher Siracusa of Schenectady, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Jesse Stead of Schenectady, in the business administration academic program;

— Kirsten Carroll of Voorheesville, in the individual studies academic program;

— Lyndi Cummings of Voorheesville, in the business administration academic program;

— Mark Dollard of Voorheesville, in the business administration academic program;

— Sanje Harris-Richardson of Voorheesville, in the liberal arts and science: humanities and social science academic program;

— Christina Hoult of Voorheesville, in the liberal arts honors academic program;

— Wendy King of Voorheesville, in the accounting academic program;

— Meagan Logan of Voorheesville, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Ariel Precious of Voorheesville, in the non-matriculated academic program;

— Daniel Zemanek of Voorheesville, in the liberal arts and science: humanities and social science academic program;

— Christopher Haskins of Schenectady, in the business administration academic program;