University of North Georgia announces local students on President’s Lists for fall 2024

DAHLONEGA, GA (12/16/2024)– University of North Georgia (UNG) President Michael P. Shannon recognized students who achieved a 4.0 GPA during the fall 2024 semester. Students enrolled in 12 or more credit hours in bachelor’s degree programs who achieved a 4.0 grade point average were named to the President’s Honor Roll. Students enrolled in associate degree or dual enrollment programs who met the same level of achievement were named to the President’s List.

• Abigail Doss of Good Hope was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Emily Eakin of Good Hope was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Alexis Baldwin of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Brittan Burch of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Andrew Cannon of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Nicholas Cormier of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Marnie Couch of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Vincent Curry of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Sibyll Dyson of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Audrey Eby of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Jake Gomez of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Brycen Gran of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Seth Gran of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Emily Hewatt of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Lee Hopkins of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Christopher Lange of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Alyssa Odum of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Steven Pascali of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Hailey Roberts of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Tristan Rudisail of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Kasaundra Smith of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Kaylee Steele of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Cole Taylor of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Lahna Wempner of Loganville was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Isabella Navarro of Monroe was named to the President’s List.
• Austin Bowen of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Bailey Butler of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Megan Carr of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Peyton Collin of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Trina Duncan of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Joy Favara of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Audrey Gano of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Landon Housley of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Mason Keenum of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Hallie Merritt of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Emily Page of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Kayla Rosser of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Amalie Smolik of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Hannah Stefancsyk of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Sophia Tabrizi of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Alexander Thrailkill of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Amanda Walter of Monroe was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Katheryn Boardman of Social Circle was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Zoe Gourley of Social Circle was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Ashley Healey of Social Circle was named to the President’s Honor Roll.
• Ansley Vier of Social Circle was named to the President’s Honor Roll.

Positioned in the fastest-growing region of the state, the University of North Georgia comprises five campuses united by a single mission focused on academic excellence and academic and co-curricular programs that develop students into leaders for a diverse and global society. The University of North Georgia is a University System of Georgia leadership institution and is The Military College of Georgia. With more than 19,000 students, the University of North Georgia is one of the state’s largest public universities. The university offers more than 100 programs of study ranging from certificate and associate degrees to doctoral programs.