The News & Observer 

The Goodnight Scholars Program at N.C. State University has announced its Class of 2020. The program is targeted at North Carolina residents from middle-income families who aspire to study in a STEM-related discipline. Area recipients are:

▪ Elizabeth A. Almasy, who will graduate from Hillside New Tech High School and plans to major in environmental science.

▪ Caitlin A. Cassidy, who will graduate from Athens Drive Senior High School and plans to major in biomedical engineering.

▪ Madeleine B. Edwards, who will graduate from Cedar Ridge High School and plans to major in animal science.

▪ Melanie L. Hardee, who will graduate from South Johnston High School and plans to major in human biology.

▪ Ana Iglesias, who will graduate from Millbrook High School and plans to major in engineering.

▪ Noah C. Kiser, who will graduate from Smithfield-Selma High School and plans to major in computer science.

▪ Chandra P. Manivannan, who will graduate from Panther Creek High School and plans to major in biomedical engineering.

▪ Richard T. Marshall, who will graduate from Wake N.C. State University STEM Early College High School and plans to major in computer science.

▪ Miguel A. Martinez-Camposeco, who will graduate from Jordan Matthews High School and plans to major in sustainable materials and technology.

▪ Jalen H. McGee, who will graduate from Hillside High School and plans to major in electrical engineering.

▪ Sean C. Nicol, who will graduate from Leesville Road High School and plans to major in civil engineering.

▪ Jeremy I. Park, who will graduate from Leesville Road High School and plans to major in computer science.

▪ Kaylee A. Saaranen, who will graduate from Millbrook High School and plans to major in biomedical engineering.

▪ Iris M. Salswach-Cadena, who will graduate from Heritage High School and plans to major in biological sciences.

▪ Edwin P. Savage, who will graduate from Heritage High School and plans to major in biochemistry.

▪ Mariana G. Vargas, who will graduate from Sanderson High School and plans to major in chemical engineering.

James W. Waltman, who will graduate from Cleveland High School and plans to major in engineering.