Eighty-six residents from Hardin County were among 1,067 students named to the Spring 2022 Dean’s list, announced the deans of Lamar University’s five academic colleges.
To qualify, a student must carry a full course load of 12 semester hours or more and have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher for that semester. Students with GPAs of 4.0 qualify for the President’s List and automatically earn places on the Deans’ List.
Here is a list of Hardin County residents:
BATSON — Kennedy Flower
KOUNTZE — Lynda Barner, Moises Bowling, William Ward, Maria Briones, Christie Cormier, Kaitlyn Cherry, Saniya Shahzad, Sheridan Kees, Joseph Reyes, Cassie Broussard and Kaylee Reed
LUMBERTON — Noah Minor, Brady Smith, Reece Kemp, Christopher Foster, Dalton Smith, Gavin Treuter, Carra Brassfield, Hanna Royer, Aaron Goldin, Cayla Hays, Jackson McMahan, Jessica Domingue, Dorothy Evans, Brock McClure, Ashley Bulanek, Rebekah Harrod, Bailey Dubois, Halley Herman, Nathan Stapleton, Paige Hurlburt, Jessica Potter, Anna Foster, Callie Hendry, Jerrod Gill, Collin Johnson, Sriya Muttavarapu, Natayah Bowell, Mariah Goode, Theresa Judge, Alissa White, Brittany Maniscalco, Erica Graham, Kaley Koch, Lana Leggett, Ashlin Stinson, Rylee Wenzel, Corey Segrest, Tanner Skatrud, Megan Sheehan, Morgan Summers, Caitlyn Barlow, Jacob Bridgers, Katie Page, Ryan Smith, Tori Bassa, Colby Harrell, Landen Barrow, Brynn Baker, Jeffrey Herreros, Cole McKinstry, Madelyn Sims, Heidi Roy and Kylie Guidry
SILSBEE — Casey Lieby, Blake Dean, Miguel Hernandez, Cayson Beal, Skylar Stephens, Robin Mercado, Breanna Smart, Denise Ferguson, Zachary Tillman, Sydni Griffin, Luke Allen, Samantha Jordan and Jetta Terrell
SOUR LAKE — Sydney King, Jason Persohn, Seth Boyd, Dillon Marshall and Carter Johnson
VILLAGE MILLS — Kelby Weyler and Emma Wood