Local Students Recognized on MSU’s Fall Dean’s List

News Summary

Michigan State University has released its 2024 Fall Semester Dean’s List, highlighting students from Benzie, Manistee, and Mason Counties who achieved a remarkable GPA of 3.50 or above. This recognition reflects their dedication and hard work, showcasing their diverse talents across various academic fields. The community celebrates these academic accomplishments, which stand as an inspiration for others pursuing excellence in their studies.

Local Students Shine on MSU’s Fall Dean’s List!

Benzie, Manistee, and Mason Counties Celebrate Academic Achievements

It’s that time of year again! Michigan State University has announced its much-anticipated 2024 Fall Semester Dean’s List, and students from Benzie, Manistee, and Mason Counties are proudly making their mark. This prestigious honor goes to those full-time undergraduate students who have shown exceptional dedication and hard work, achieving a grade point average (GPA) of 3.50 or better. To make the cut, these industrious students completed 12 or more credits in the semester, and their impressive performance has certainly put them in the spotlight.

A Closer Look at the High Achievers

The spotlight shines bright on the following students from our beloved local communities:

Mylie Kelly from Lyman Briggs College, Beulah
Riley Loeffler from the College of Engineering, Civil Engineering, Lake Ann
Maren Milne from the College of Education, Kinesiology, Lake Ann
Olivia Raymond from Eli Broad College of Business, Finance, Honor
Shea Staley from the College of Education, Elementary Education, Lake Ann
Joaquin Tavares from Eli Broad College of Business, Finance, Beulah
Dezyrae Batzer from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Games and Interactive Media, Manistee
Rachel Callesen from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Interior Design, Manistee
Haiden Cowdery from the College of Social Science, Criminal Justice, Manistee
Sara Danison from Eli Broad College of Business, Finance, Manistee
Arian Gilbert from the College of Social Science, Political Science-Prelaw, Manistee
Tristan Gras from the College of Engineering, Computer Science Preference, Brethren
Carter Hanson from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Advertising Management, Manistee
Peter Hybza from the College of Natural Science, Microbiology, Manistee
Dylan Madsen from the College of Natural Science, Microbiology, Manistee
Ellery McIsaac from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Environmental Studies & Sustainability, Onekama
Drew Mendians from the College of Natural Science, Human Biology, Manistee
Taylor Merrill from the College of Social Science, Criminal Justice, Bear Lake
Brandi Monroe from the College of Social Science, Psychology, Bear Lake
Randi Nelson from the College of Education, Elementary Education, Kaleva
Kylie Pierce from the College of Social Science, Political Science-Prelaw, Manistee
Marina Reid from the College of Natural Science, Physiology, Manistee
Breanna Schneider from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Fisheries and Wildlife, Bear Lake
Cheryl Showalter from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Interior Design, Bear Lake
Alexander Shriver from the College of Social Science, Political Science-Prelaw, Manistee
Max Spillan from the College of Social Science, Psychology, Manistee
Ashley VanAelst from the College of Social Science, Criminal Justice, Manistee
Nora Winter from the College of Arts and Letters, English, Manistee
Aphe Wojcik from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Journalism, Manistee
Gavin Yeager from the College of Social Science, Psychology, Manistee
Kentyean Zatarga from the College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manistee
Nicole Bowen from the College of Natural Science, Zoology, Ludington
Luke Briggs from the College of Engineering, Computer Science, Scottville
Bella Gasaway from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Journalism, Ludington
Kendra Gilchrist from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Journalism, Ludington
Chase Hackert from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Food Industry Management, Scottville
Olivia Lynn from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, Journalism, Ludington
Kelly McPike from Eli Broad College of Business, Supply Chain Management, Ludington
Brendan Ryan from the College of Natural Science, Environmental Geosciences, Ludington
Mackenzie Sarto from Eli Broad College of Business, Finance, Ludington
Sky Tang from Lyman Briggs College, Ludington
Julia Wagner from the College of Natural Science, Biomedical Laboratory Science, Ludington
Mark Westonmeyer from the College of Nursing, Nursing, Ludington

Hard Work Pays Off

This accomplishment is evidence that hard work truly does pay off. The students listed have not only embraced their studies but have also engaged in a wide array of challenging academic programs, ranging from Engineering to Psychology to Environmental Studies and even Finance. Each field reflects their passion and drive, showcasing the diverse talents blossoming in our local educational ecosystem.

A Bright Future Ahead

As they celebrate this achievement, these young scholars stand on the cusp of exciting futures filled with possibilities. The community can take great pride in their accomplishments, which not only elevate their personal journeys but also inspire others to strive for excellence.

So here’s to all the high-flying students from Benzie, Manistee, and Mason Counties! Your hard work and commitment have truly paid off, and we can’t wait to see what you all will achieve next!