Mercer University Mercer University in Macon recently announced the president’s List and dean’s list for the spring 2026 semester. Inclusion on these lists requires students to meet rigorous GPA standards specific to the college or school within the university.
On the president’s list were William Bates of Blackshear, junior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Raegen Cauthen of Patterson, senior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
On the dean’s list were Addison Cantrell, senior, School of Business, Timothy Everson, senior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Trevor Stephenson, senior, School of Business, dean’s list, all of Blackshear.
Also on the dean’s list from Patterson was Veronica Hope, senior, College of Professional Advancement.
Coastal Pines Technical College Coastal Pines Technical College is proud to announce the students who have earned recognition on the president’s list, dean’s list and academic achievement list for Spring Semester 2026.
President’s list: Isaac Chancey, Mollie Dixon, Emily Drawdy, Taylor Duncan, Kaylee Figueroa, Yuridia Gaona, Nevaeh Grant, Gracen Hall, Adam Howard, Jonathan Phillips, Jenny Santiago-Gabriel, Wyatt Stewart and Rebecca Thomas.
To qualify for the president’s list, students must earn a perfect 4.0 grade point average while enrolled full-time.
Dean’s list: Sylvia Branch, Carlee Crosby, Kayla Davis, Ava Harto and Macy Thornton.
The dean’s list recognizes full-time students who earn a semester grade point average of at least 3.75.
Academic achievement: Noelia Aguirre, Carolyn Aldridge, Ian Amaya Sandoval, Cody Ammons, Matthew Barber, Tiffany Becker, Alayna Bell, Olivia Bennett, Natalie Boyett, Jason Bradley, Rhythm Broadhead, Mary Carden, Ricardo Carrillo Sierra, Suzanna Carrin, Keasha Caswell, Abigail Crosby, Ansleigh Cyr, Cason Denison, Teagan Dixon, Davison Dyal, Joseph Flynn, Madison Gambrell, Isabella Gerard, Lyla Gerard, Emmitt Hall, Lilah Hall, Ashton Harris, John Harris, Seth Hilimire, Aiden Hinojos, Walker Hudson, Ansley Hutcheson, Matthew Johnson, Rose Kicklighter, Rylan Kicklighter, Amber King, Kylee King, Alexander Lacot, Emily Larisey, Evan Lee, Alexis Lively, Chloe Lynn, Riley Martinez, Andrew Mattox, Katherine McIntosh, Kendra McKeon, Simon McKeon, Stephen McQuaig, Cadence Miller, Britton Morgan, Emma Murray, John Nimmer, Jesica Nolasco, Jennifer Oberry, Isaiah Perry, Rilyn Richey, Mason Roberson, Kellen Roberts, Lily Roland, Camson Sapp, Noah Scott, Racquell Scott, Danielle Shumpert, Mylee Simmons, Carley Sloan, Justin Smith, Emma Strickland, Preston Strickland, Daniel Thigpen, Graham Thomas, Riley Thomas, Ervin Valdez, Taya Vaughns, Kayla Ward, Parker White, Andon Yeomans and Piper Yeomans.
Students who earn a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher but do not meet the full-time and grade point average requirements of the President's List or Dean's List are recognized for Academic Achievement.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton has announced the students who earned top academic honors for the Spring 2026 semester.
Students are recognized for outstanding classroom performance across three achievement lists: the president’s honor list, the dean’s honor list and the distinguished achievement list.
The president’s honor list, ABAC’s highest academic recognition, includes students who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average. To qualify, each student must have earned an A in every course while completing a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Students named to the president’s list include: Emily Stovall of Blackshear and Claire Weststeyn of Mershon.
Students named to the dean’s honor list earned at least a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale and also completed a minimum of 12 hours of academic coursework.
Named to the Dean’s List was Rahli Turner of Blackshear.
The distinguished achievement list recognizes part-time students who completed between six and 11 credit hours and earned a GPA of 3.5 or higher. This honor highlights exceptional scholastic performance among students carrying a reduced course load.
Named to the distinguished achievement list was Brett Tuten of Bristol.
Valdosta State University
Valdosta State University has announced is spring 2026 dean’s list.
Pierce Countians named to the list are Haley Simmons, Rebekah Davis, Kenzie Meeks, Madison Pickett, Layla Melton, Lauren Edgar, Aaliyah Burse, Maddason Beckham, Becky Thigpen, Charlotte Davis, Kaitlynn Palmer, all of Blackshear and Keely Shipe of Patterson.
To qualify for dean’s list at VSU, students must achieve a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher on nine or more semester hours with an institutional grade point average of 3.00 or higher. Please note that developmental studies, transient, and graduate students are not eligible for dean’s list status.
Family Connection Youth Civic Health Leader Zach Lyons.
Hospice Board of Directors Senior Scholarship recipient Emma Russev.
EOC Perfect Score in Algebra I recipient Brystal Bennett.
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