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19 student-athletes graduate at Ga. State

By News Staff
Dec 13, 2013

Georgia State will have 19 student-athletes among those who receive degrees at graduation on Dec. 18 at the Georgia Dome.

Football

Ramell Davis, Sociology

Robert Ferguson, Sociology

Jordan Giles, Marketing

Kelton Hill, Sociology

Arington Jordan, Psychology

Grant King, Sociology

Scotty McQueen, Marketing

Nicholas Nesmith, Religious Studies

Cade Yates, Marketing

Track

Gabby Brooks, Psychology

Softball

Paige Nowacki, Health and Physical Education

Brenna Morrissey, Art

Men’s Soccer

Alex Vivanco, Managerial Sciences

Alejandro Reyes, Managerial Sciences

Women’s Soccer

Jordan Young, Sociology

Rebecca Ingram, Sociology

Women’s Tennis

Tereza Lerova, Finance

Men’s Tennis

Lucas Santa Ana, Journalism

Victor Valente, Computer Information Systems

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