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Edlund named to dean’s list at Menlo College

Boulder City High School class of 2015 graduate Dustin Edlund has been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester of 2016 at Menlo College.

Edlund is pursing a degree in finance and is the son of Brent and Kris Edlund of Boulder City.

To receive this honor, Menlo College students must earn a minimum of a 3.50 grade point average and take a minimum of 12 credits per semester. Edlund currently holds a 3.90 GPA, and works part-time on campus as a peer tutor. Menlo College is a private, four-year college specializing in business, and is in the Silicon Valley town of Atherton, California.

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