Deans List

Bluegrass Community & Technical College is proud to recognize the following students from Clark County who have achieved Dean's List honors for the 2007 fall semester. The college recognizes academic excellence by naming to the Dean's List full-time students who have earned an overall semester grade point average of 3.5 or better in courses numbered 100 or above. Clark County Dean's List honorees are: Nathan Aldridge, Jacob Allen, April Bach, Susan Barnes, Shannon Barnett, Kimberly Bates, Jennifer Berryman, Tina Berryman, Ron Blackburn, David Blanton, Alger Breeding, Victerious Briles, Gregory Brown, Claudia Bumgardner, Jeromy Burkhart, Renee Bush, Ashley Byarski, Justin Byarski, April Caudill, Kelly Centers, Lauren Columbia, Andrea Cornett, William Craker, Kelley Cruz, Corene Darby, Jessica Davis, Josh Deaton, Nathan Deberdt, Betty Dellemann, Leslie Dixon, Tammy Dunn, Joshua Dunston, Justin Epperson, Angela Farrow, Kyle Finley, Anastasia Fitzgerald, Luis Fernandez, Dana Gales, Alison Garcia, McKenzie Gay, Patsy Gibbs, Cynthia Goodlet, Grace Goodrich, Stephanie Gray, John Gray, Kyle Greene, Terri Gross, James Hall, Sheila Hall, James Hall-Smith, Shelia Hamilton, Sara Harris, Cory Hatton, Jennifer Havens, Barbara Hayes, Brittany Heisten, Elizabeth Henry, Robert Henery, Aundrea Hoffman, David Hoffman, Deanna Horn, Lindsey Horseman, Emily Hyden, Michael Johnson, Jonathan Jones, Misty Jones, Mary Joslin, Carl Kinser, William Kirk, Diana Lakes, Danielle Langley,...

The Campbellsville University fall 2007 academic honors list includes the following students named to the President's List: Iris Nicole Peyton, senior; and Lauren Denise Toadvine, sophomore, both of Hustonville; and Joshua Ryan Petrey, junior, Eubank. The university's Dean's List included: Andrea Jo Burton, junior; David Joseph Grigson, senior; Kyle Douglas Hester, junior; and Morgan Brittany Smith, junior, all of Stanford; Jordan Adam Lane, freshman; and Melinda Shae McCowan, junior, both of Hustonville; and Ashley Lynn Turpin, a senior from Waynesburg.

Carla Sears Moore, of Moreland, was named to the Dean's List at Bluegrass Community and Technical College in Danville for the 2007 fall semester. She is majoring in business management. Moore is the daughter of Charlene Dunn of Stanford and the late Carlos Sears. She has three children, Mackenzie Crowe and Levi and Moriah Moore.

Eastern Kentucky University has announced 425 Dean's Award recipients for the Fall 2007 semester. Award recipients include: Rebecca Lynn Dyehouse, Crab Orchard, senior, sociology; Nathan Michael Steinert, Crab Orchard, junior, police studies; Michael Kyle Allen, Hustonville, sophomore, criminal justice; Amanda Jo Rankin, Stanford, senior, general studies in arts and sciences; Tamera Lynne Waters, Stanford, senior, nursing...

National College in Danville announces its dean's list for the 2007 fall term. The following students achieved a minimum grade point average of 3.5 out of a possible 4.0 and thus achieving the honor and privilege of being placed on the Dean's List: Mary Beldon, Amy Cardenas, Hope Manning, and Priscilla Miller, all of Hustonville; Christal Hamilton, Veronica Hicks, Patricia Murphy, Susan Sheron, Amy Whitis, and Lesley Winburn, all of Stanford;...

National College of Danville, announces the dean's list for the summer term. The following students achieved a minimum grade point average of 3.5 out of a possible 4.0 and thus achieving the honor and privilege of being placed on the dean's list: Elizabeth Hale, Crab Orchard; Mary Beldon, Amy Cardenas, Hope Manning, Priscilla Miller, and Virginia Patterson, all of Hustonville; Christal Hamilton, Robin Hendrix, Heather Lambert, Tonya Pennington, Susan...

Eastern Kentucky University has announced that 61 students earned dean's list honors for the Summer 2007 semester. The list includes: Thomas Chase Smith, Lincoln, Crab Orchard, junior, middle grade educ - teaching Lori Nicole Young, Lincoln, Hustonville, senior, business To achieve dean's list honors at Eastern, students attempting 14 or more credit hours must earn a 3.5 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. Students attempting 13...