Parkersburg, W.Va. (Hinton News) – West Virginia University at Parkersburg is pleased to announce its President’s and Dean’s scholars for the Summer 2022 semester.
President’s Scholars
Students on the President’s List maintained a 4.0-grade point average while earning 12 or more hours of college credit. The scholars include:
GRANT COUNTY – Petersburg: Cayleigh Ketterman;
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY – Capon Bridge: Brooke VanMeter;
JACKSON COUNTY – Gay: Christopher Holcomb;
Ripley: Amanda Lee;
LOGAN COUNTY – Chapmanville: Shawn Wolford;
MASON COUNTY – New Haven: Bryton Grate;
RITCHIE COUNTY – Harrisville: Larissa McDonald;
WOOD COUNTY – Belleville: Zoey Smith;
Parkersburg: Penny Burke; Jonathan Defibaugh; Joshua Hammer; Kasey McKinney; Alexandra Tennant;
Vienna: Randa Eddy;
OHIO – Cutler: Christy Barton;
Little Hocking: Aaron Shutts;
Vincent: Ethan Lang;
VIRGINIA – Sugar Grove: Joshua Jackson.
Dean’s Scholars
Students named to the Dean’s List maintained a 3.5-grade point average while earning six or more hours of college credit. The scholars include:
CABELL COUNTY – Barboursville: Cheyanne Hively;
Culloden: Aime Nuckolls;
CALHOUN COUNTY – Munday: Courtney Dugan;
FAYETTE COUNTY – Ansted: Victoria Boggs;
JACKSON COUNTY – Cottageville: Makayla Edwards; Jonathan Fields;
Evans: Jason Barr; Rachel Casto; Maria Harrah;
Given: Megan Barnett;
Kenna: Taylor Myers;
Ravenswood: Damien Caldwell; Samantha Eades; Autumn Pursley; Deanna Schindler; Marissa Simmons;
Ripley: Ashlea Huffman; Kalyn Ring; Mary Beth Yost;
Sandyville: David Smith;
KANAWHA COUNTY – Charleston: Skyler Nomar;
Elkview: Ashley Eplin; Annessa Sweeney;
St. Albans: Joseph Casey;
South Charleston: April McCune;
MARION COUNTY – Fairmont: Roger King;
MASON COUNTY – Pt. Pleasant: Ally Harper;
OHIO COUNTY – Wheeling: Jacie Baker;
PLEASANTS COUNTY – St. Marys: Olivia Birkhimer; Emily Meeks; Jeremy Rhodes; Juan Timmons;
RITCHIE COUNTY – Cairo: Luke Harper; Angela Stewart;
Ellenboro: Blaine Bowie; Abbie Shepler;
Harrisville: Rebecca Sullivan;
Smithville: Katie Rollins;
ROANE COUNTY – Reedy: Erica Ellison;
Spencer: Madison Rhodes;
TYLER COUNTY – Middlebourne: Kayla Henthorn; Allison Watson;
Sistersville: April Ramsey;
WIRT COUNTY – Elizabeth: Kaeleigh Parsons; Mika Parsons; Penny Shrader; Nathaniel Simonton; Nicole Wood; Sydney Woods;
Palestine: Addie Bailey; Dana Gupton; Peyton Richards; Emma Wyer;
WOOD COUNTY – Davisville: Brandon Dix; Amy Hutton;
Mineral Wells: Ashley Beall; Zachary Cumpston; Haleigh Kent; Jayde Metz; Zachary Redmon;
Parkersburg: Sydney Bohn; Nolan Brace; Emily Cogar; Katie Copeland; Laura Elder; Jamie Enoch; Stacey Fordyce; Lloyd Frazier; Mary Goe; Rachael Green; Emily Henthorn; Thanh Ly; James Malson; Steven Marshall; Randy Merced; Melissa Morris; Gregory Oxley; Kaylyn Parsons; Isabella Reidmiller; Tabetha Rich; Jasmine Roberts; Danielle Sartin; Angel Spangler; Sherree Townsend; Jessica Wells; Anneleise Westergard;
Rockport: Jonathan Winkler;
Vienna: Devon Fancher; Emily Gothard; Alyssa Hoffmann; John Justice; Molly Linsinbigler; Jacob McKnight; Garrett Napier; John O’Brien III; Amy Summers; Audrey Ungar;
Walker: Chere Jenkins; Katelyn Uppole;
Washington: Chasity Kerns; Adreana Linville; Morgan Smith; Logan Snyder; Julie Wolfe;
Williamstown: Justin Blevins; Tara Boyce; Elizabeth Collie;
ARIZONA – Bentonville: Sheena Ramey;
NEVADA – Las Vegas: Jessica Lyon;
OHIO – Athens: Adam Fox;
Belpre: Alanna Hanlon; Ashley Sunderman;
Beverly: Hunter Mahoney;
Caldwell: Shailyn Hayes;
Cutler: Bethany Steele;
Grove City: Jeffrey Terrell;
Long Bottom: Melynda Griffin;
Marietta: Ethan Feathers; Amanda Page; Michael Yonis III;
Ostrander: Sean Luellen;
Reedsville: Victoria Walls;
Vincent: Brayden Hanes;
Whipple: Sierra Layson;
OREGON – Canby: Leigh Brocki.
About WVU Parkersburg
West Virginia University at Parkersburg, established in 1961, is a life-changing institution for the students and communities it serves. The college offers over 50 degree programs, workforce development, short-term career training programs and community education classes. WVU Parkersburg is also the only community and technical college in West Virginia to offer bachelor’s degrees, and it is home to WPKM 96.3 FM, the first community college radio station in the state.
