CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Jan. 10, 2017) - The following student(s) are named to Mount Mercy University's Fall 2016 Dean's List. Students with a semester grade point average of 3.60 or better, and who are graded (letter grade, not pass/fail) for six or more semester hours, are eligible for inclusion on the Dean's List.

From Bettendorf:  Richard Gonzalez, Criminal Justice major and  Jim Stoos, Business major; from Davenport:  Sergio Garcia Ramila, Sports Management major and Elizabeth Haugen, Accounting major; from Moline: Aaron Golding, Accounting major, and  MacKenzie Johnson, Nursing major; and from Rock Island: Margaret Murphy, Graphic Design major.

Founded in 1928, Mount Mercy University offers students a personal, practical and faith-inspired education that distinctly blends professional career preparation and liberal arts with a strong curriculum grounded in leadership and service. A continuously updated undergraduate curriculum, in-demand graduate programs, flexible online courses and the region's most successful accelerated program have resulted in Mount Mercy being recognized as a distinguished institution and national leader within the Conference for Mercy Higher Education.

For almost 90 years, Mount Mercy has grown in size and reputation, adapting to meet the changing educational needs of the Cedar Rapids community. Its nearly 1,900 students come from around the globe, creating a vibrant, diverse and open-minded campus community. Popular undergraduate majors include business, nursing, criminal justice, education and social work. Graduate programs are offered in criminal justice, strategic leadership, business administration, education, nursing, and marriage and family therapy.

For more information on Mount Mercy, visit www.mtmercy.edu.

Located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mount Mercy University is the regional Catholic, Mercy University that promises students of diverse backgrounds, ages and faiths a challenging, practical education that inspires them to discover knowledge, build community and lead courageous lives. Mount Mercy offers baccalaureate and graduate education to nearly 1,900 enrolled students and uniquely blends an outstanding liberal arts education with equally outstanding professional preparation.

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