Bragbook for Feb. 17
Jennifer Boudreau of Lawrenceville was part of the Georgia State University team that took first place and won an award for the best use of the Application Programming Interface of EventBrite in the University of Tennessee's VolHacks hackathon competition.
Kalen Patton of Chattahoochee High School competed in the "Who Wants to be a Mathematician?" competition at the Joint Mathematics Meetings conference for the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America.
The Rotary Club of Dunwoody awarded Yasmeen Herb and Henry O'Connor of Dunwoody High School with the Rotary Youth Exchange Scholarship to study abroad.
Jacob Fulcher of Dunwoody was named to Army and Navy Academy's dean's list.
Elisa Hoover of Atlanta, Jacqueline Cain of Buchanan, Leat Kodua of Lawrenceville, McKenna Ceci of Peachtree City, Susan Norris of Snellville and Gina DeLise of Woodstock were named to University of Evansville's dean's list.
Cora Anne Hacker, Bailey Miles Kish and Astrid Sophia Tarleton of Atlanta and Caroline Stewart Tucker of East Point were named to University of North Carolina at Asheville's dean's list.
Riverwood International Charter School alumni Leonard Jones, Bret McDaniel, Harry Mehre III and Amaechi Morton were inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.
Macy Martinez of Canton was named to Northwest Mississippi Community College's dean's list.
Derrick Perkins of Jefferson and Krystal Wilson of Loganville were named to Chadron State College's dean's list.
Quentin A. Stubbs of Fayetteville graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park.
