Over two dozen students with Eudora ties were named to deans’ lists for the spring semester.

Sawyer Schreiner has been named to the dean’s honor roll for her work in the spring 2024 semester, a distinction given to those who achieve the University of Central Oklahoma’s highest academic standards.

To be included, a student must record a 3.5 grade point average or better for the semester and no grade lower than a B for their work in qualifying classes.

The University of Kansas spring 2024 honor roll includes these Eudora students:

Kat Balke, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Caitlin Beets, School of the Arts

Delilah Begay, School of the Arts and College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Danny Campbell, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Khloe Crawshaw, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and School of Music

Jackson Dines, School of Architecture & Design

Conor Dunback, School of Education & Human Sciences

Justin Fawcett, School of Business

Breanna Gabel, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Ammon Garrett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Brandy Hadl, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Jaden Hamm, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Nicolette Harlow, School of Business

Kimble Haskett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Chloe Heide, School of Education & Human Sciences

Melia Martin, School of Education & Human Sciences

Dylan Meier, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

R Miller, School of Professional Studies

Alex Pascua, School of Education & Human Sciences

Joselyn Pickett, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Alexander Timmerman, School of Professional Studies

Mallory Vickers, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Alexander Vonderbrink, School of Education & Human Sciences

Leah Williams, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Steven Young, School of Engineering

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