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A total of 6,937 West Virginia University students earned honors during the fall 2020 semester.
In all, 4,078 students were named to the Dean’s List, having earned a 3.5 GPA or higher. From Upshur County:
- Leigh Bennett
- Lindsay Bever
- Anne Boyd
- Amber Burrell
- Garrett Butler
- Tatiyana Caesar
- Sarah Cunningham
- Lexie Dalton
- Aleah Detamore
- Audrey Gaudet
- David Gillum
- Cory Hamner
- Jessica Lane
- Jordan Lofton
- Lauren Louk
- Brandon Mallett
- Steven Nanners
- Brooke Newcome
- Jenna Ramirez
- Jacob Riggleman
- Sydney Smith
- Dalton Tenney
- Hunter Tenney
- Catherine Walton
- Ivy Ward
- Kristin Young
Another 2,859 students were named to the President’s List for earning a perfect 4.0 grade point average. From Upshur County:
- Nathaniel Beer
- Morgan Clutter
- Autumn Fitzsimmons
- Kayla Knabenshue
- Riley Lamb
- Drake Lemansky
- Kennedi Lewellyn
- Desirae Lindow
- Austin McCartney
- Patrick Nanners
- Kelsey Rhodes
- Natalie Thorpe
- Evan Trent
- Morgan Widmer
Outstanding undergraduate academic achievement is recognized by awarding President’s List and Dean’s List status to students who obtain a 4.0 GPA or 3.5 GPA, respectively. Only the highest honor is awarded, and it will be noted on the transcript.
Students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded courses to be eligible for such recognition with no grades of I (incomplete), NR (not reported), or W (withdrawal). Courses completed with a grade of HP, P, S, or X are excluded from the calculation of credit hours for President’s List and Dean’s List.
Read the complete lists at lists.wvu.edu.
