New Glarus Students Make Coe College Dean’s List

Coe College recognizes two New Glarus students for academic excellence during the most recent term.

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by Todd Klassy
New Glarus Students Make Coe College Dean’s List

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Coe College has recognized its highest-performing students by naming them to the Dean’s List, honoring those who achieved strong academic results during the most recent academic term.

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