Big congratulations are in order for these standout students from Statesboro and nearby communities who have earned a place on their respective colleges' prestigious President’s List! Their hard work and academic excellence are being recognized, and it's a big deal for these local scholars. Here’s a look at who made the list:
Kennesaw State University
Several local students from Statesboro and Portal have earned recognition at Kennesaw State University. The following students were named to the President’s List:
- Makenzie Brown of Portal, majoring in Art
- Lydia Campbell of Statesboro, majoring in Criminal Justice
- Abigail Nessmith of Statesboro, majoring in Psychology
- Brianna Sipp of Statesboro, majoring in Entrepreneurship
- Maggie Redman of Statesboro, majoring in Accounting-Interest
- Sara Rawlins of Brooklet, majoring in Dance
- Katherine Shaver of Statesboro, majoring in Human Services
Georgia State University
Elijah Worthen of Garfield and Yeongseo Oh of Statesboro were both recognized for their exceptional academic achievements at Georgia State University. It’s no small feat to make it to the President's List, and these students are setting a great example for others!
Georgia College & State University
Georgia College & State University is celebrating Myranda Dell, Rivers Czech, and Lauren Newton, all from Statesboro, for their outstanding academic success. Their place on the President’s List shows the level of dedication and hard work they’ve been putting into their studies.
Southern New Hampshire University
Bridgett Quinn of Statesboro has earned a spot on the President’s List at Southern New Hampshire University. Her hard work is truly paying off, and this is just the beginning!
Young Harris College
Finally, Young Harris College has recognized Lorin Tidick and Holden Hall, both from Statesboro, for their academic excellence with a spot on the President’s List.
These students represent the best of our community, proving that with dedication and determination, the sky’s the limit. We couldn’t be prouder of these local scholars who continue to make their mark on the academic world! Keep up the fantastic work!
