AMERICUS — South Georgia Technical College President Sparky Reeves announced that the following area students were named to the SGTC President’s List for fall semester 2014.

In order to qualify for the President’s List, a student must be enrolled full time, be a regular admitted student, be enrolled in a degree or diploma program, and have a 4.0 GPA for that semester’s coursework.

There were 94 students from SGTC’s Americus campus who qualified.

Macon County: Joseph Wayne Cazenave of Oglethorpe, industrial systems technology; Kensley Jarrell Harris of Montezuma, criminal justice technology; Linda Heath Johnson of Oglethorpe, horticulture; JaQuavius Deshawn Leary of Oglethorpe, aircraft structural rechnology; Brianna Netia Quinn of Ideal, criminal justice technology; and Audrianna Shanice Sanders of Oglethorpe, criminal justice technology.

Marion County: Leslie Dawn Belcher of Buena Vista, business administrative technology; Caleb A. Chapman of Buena Vista, electrical systems technology; and Jacob Colby Foster of Buena Vista, automotive technology.

Schley County: Richard Neal Stephens of Ellaville, industrial systems technology; and Marty Wayne Vanhorn of Ellaville, drafting technology.

Sumter County: Shaakira Akbar of Americus, criminal justice technology; Charles Robinson Barr of Americus, computer support specialist; Matthew Tinsley Bowen of Americus, aviation maintenance technology; Jamie S. Campbell of Americus, accounting; Richard Carnes of Americus, air conditioning technology; James Otis Cochran of Americus, drafting technology; Chalance’ Eshanae Deriso of Leslie, early childhood care and education; Brittany Elizabeth Dowdey of Americus, networking specialist; Brandon Richard Ehrler of Americus, aviation maintenance technology; Eric Brandon Harvey of Americus, networking specialist; Miya Q. Harvey-Dodson of Americus, early childhood care and education; Joseph Mitchell Hobby of Plains, aviation maintenance technology; Sha’Kia Johnson of Americus, criminal justice technology; Shykeith J. Johnson of Americus, drafting technology; Anthony Lorenza Jones, Jr., welding and joining technology; Kavontae K. Mann of Americus, computer support specialist; Carltondria Glennette Maye of Americus, early childhood care and education; Michael Albert Middleton of americus, criminal justice technology; Larissa Mitchell of Leslie, early childhood care and education; Bradley Ray Pritchard of Americus, criminal justice technology; Sarah M. Roberts of Andersonville, cosmetology; Mendy J. Saliba of Americus, motorsports vehicle technology; Amanda Lee Sumner of Plains, business administrative technology; Rachel V. West of Americus, early childhood care and education; Valeria Renee Williams of Americus, early childhood care and education; Benjamin Aaron Wisham of Plains, aviation maintenance technology; George C. Woods of Americus, aircraft structural technology; and Kristopher T. Young of Andersonville, auto collision repair technology.