Local Students Shine on the University of Arkansas Chancellor’s List: Celebrating Academic Excellence!

The University of Arkansas is celebrating its Spring 2025 Chancellor’s List students. These achievers have shown exceptional dedication by earning a perfect 4.0 GPA while completing at least 12 credit hours. It’s a remarkable feat that takes hard work and commitment.

Students recognized this semester include:

Jalyn Bouise, Marketing
Hailee Cochran, Psychology
Elizabeth Wuebker, Exercise Science
Jillian Belvin, Exercise Science
Lauren Bennett, Nursing
Ashley Briese, Criminology
Molly Bruno, Exercise Science
Cooper Carpenter, Finance
Kennedy Copeland, Political Science
Ella Cox, History
Marlena Davis, Communication Sciences & Disorders
Madison Dean, Journalism
Ashley Euritt, Hospitality Management
Delaney Fate, Nursing (Pre-Nursing/Health)
Marissa Garton, Communication Sciences & Disorders
Tess Gottschamer, Nursing (Pre-Nursing/Health)
Karis Guilfoyle, Accounting
Jameson Hardin, Biology
Olyvia Houchen, Journalism
Hannah Johnson, Exercise Science
Isabella Keller, Psychology
Emma Kesler, Public Health
Emma Mayer, Psychology
Olivia McKee, Psychology
Kelbi Meisenheimer, Organizational Management & Leadership
Abigail Moore, Biology, Spanish
Charis Morasch, Political Science
Alexey Moussikhine, Geology
Aiden Nyhus, Biological Engineering
Regan Oehrke, Marketing
Avery Parsons, Nursing
Andrew Pierce, Organizational Management & Leadership
Lillian Sage, Journalism
Reagan Schuster, Nursing (Pre-Nursing/Health)
Ridgely Secrist, Finance
Cassidy Smock, Hospitality Management
Bianca Stewart, Communication
Elana Stoehr, Management
Amya Sukaromya, Public Health (Pre-PBHL)
John Switzer, Exploring Undergraduate (WCOB)
Lilian Ullery, Advertising & Public Relations
Caroline Bult, Nursing, Public Health (Pre-PBHL)
Emma Hutsell, Supply Chain Management
Meagan Lyon, Recreation & Sport Management
Keyler Quessenberry, Advertising & Public Relations
Bayley Raymond, Psychology

“Getting a perfect GPA with a full class schedule shows these students’ hard work and discipline,” said Chancellor Charles Robinson. “Hats off to all the students on the Chancellor’s List. Keep striving for success!”

All students on the Chancellor’s List also achieve recognition on the Dean’s List, which honors those with a GPA of 3.75 or higher.

In recent years, maintaining such high academic standards has been even more demanding due to the growth of online classes and the increased competition among students. According to a recent study by the National Center for Education Statistics, about 45% of students enrolled in post-secondary institutions take at least one online course, making academic balance essential.

The University of Arkansas, founded in 1871, stands out not just academically, contributing over $3 billion to the state’s economy annually. The university offers more than 200 programs and continues to be recognized as one of the top public institutions in the U.S. You can find more about its contributions to education and community here.