Andy Dozal, Class of 2022, recently graduated from Wittenberg University. He is an example of how hard work, combined with a strong support system like the College Promise program and educators' dedication to students at West Carrollton, can lead to extraordinary achievements.
Superintendent Dr. Andrea Townsend is especially proud of Andy, having served as his mentor in high school. Along with encouragement, she ensured he met all the requirements to receive his scholarship and worked with him in any subject where he needed help. She stated, "I'm proud of all of our students, and especially proud of Andy since he was my mentee."
Andy was a member of the National Honor Society, one of three students who received a Dayton-Montgomery County College Promise Scholarship, and one of 30 students who received an Honors Diploma in 2022. He was a member of the National Honor Society and the recipient of the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award.
Scholarships he received gave him a full ride to Wittenberg University, where he continued to excel.
Graduated with University and Departmental Honors
Dean's list 7 of 8 semesters
Cumulative GPA of 3.93
Science GPA of 3.89
Most Outstanding Biochemistry Major Award (a plaque was dedicated to him and two other students)
Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
Earned the Seal of Biliteracy in Spanish
Andy stated, "Amongst my classes, I was always setting the standard, especially in science classes. I'm glad to say I reached my full potential as a student here at Wittenberg."
Andy has been working at Rocking Horse Community Health Center as a medical assistant while also gaining experience. He is currently studying for the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) and plans to continue his education in medical school.
Dr. Townsend has stayed in contact with Andy during his time at Wittenberg and continued to provide encouragement and advice. "He is an example of what our Pirates can achieve. I know he will succeed in whatever he does."
Andy Dozal. No matter where you go, you will always be a Pirate.