ATHENS — Following the completion of each semester, Ohio University recognizes the academic achievements of its students by publishing the President’s, Dean’s and Provost’s Lists.

The Provost’s List recognition is shared with high-achieving, part-time undergraduate students who exemplify academic success. Qualifying students must possess a 3.5 or greater GPA and between 6 and 11.99 credit hours attempted for letter grades that are used to calculate GPA.

In spring semester 2025, approximately 2,180 of Ohio University’s part-time undergraduate students qualified for the Provost’s List. 

The students from Lawrence County that made the Provost’s List are:

•  Judah Barnes, of Ironton

•  Savannah Barnes, of Kitts Hill

•  Emma Bartram, of Oak Hill

•  Mackie Bellomy, of Chesapeake

•  Jacob Bentley, of Kitts Hill

•  Paige Best, of Ironton

•  Sawyer Blackburn, of Ironton

•  Terika Bledsoe, of Chesapeake

•  Lori Belle Boyd, of Franklin Furnace

•  Jessica Breece, of Ironton

•  Jared Browning, of Proctorville

•  Haiden Burns, of South Point

•  McKayla Burriss, of Chesapeake

•  Diana Buxo, of Chesapeake

•  Emily Christian, of Ironton

•  Dafney Clary, of Crown City

•  Makayla Collins, of Ironton

•  Jenna Compliment, of Ironton

•  Tyler Cremeans, of Proctorville

•  Savannah Daniels, of South Point

•  Abbie Deeds, of Ironton

•  Logan Diamond, of Chesapeake

•  Georgetta Dilley, of Ironton

•  Davi Dills, of Chesapeake

•  Caitlyn Ehman, of Proctorville

•  Elena Estep, of Chesapeake

•  Maddilin Flynn, of Proctorville

•  Eli Ford, of Ironton

•  Tanner Fraley, of Ironton

•  Joe Gaiter, of Franklin Furnace

•  Tiffany Gaiter, of Franklin Furnace

•  Natalie Geise, of South Point

•  Violet Gilcher, of Crown City

•  Mylee Hall, of Chesapeake

•  Seth Hamm, of South Point

•  Madison Hatfield, of Ironton

•  Erin Hicks, of Chesapeake

•  Caitlin Hill, of Crown City

•  Braelie Hitchcock, of Ironton

•  Kaelyn Hornikel, of Franklin Furnace

•  Brie Kelley, of Chesapeake

•  Josie Kidd, of Ironton

•  Tanner Kleinman, of Ironton

•  Jack Lambert, of Ironton

•  Emma Lively, of Ironton

•  Adison Lovely, of Chesapeake

•  Erin Lowe, of Chesapeake

•  Hans Lucas, of South Point

•  Jo Maddy, of Coal Grove

•  Brianna Malone, of Ironton

•  Macy Malone, of Ironton

•  Rileigh Malone, of Ironton

•  Larry Marcum, of South Point

•  Emma Massie, of Kitts Hill

•  Dusty McCall, of Ironton

•  Marlena McCown, of Ironton

•  Evan McMackin, of Ironton

•  Gavin Morgan, of Oak Hill

•  Ashley Osborne, of Ironton

•  Derek Pack, of Ironton

•  Nate Patterson, of Chesapeake

•  Drew Plantz, of Chesapeake

•  Libby Preston, of Ironton

•  Maggie Raynard, of Pedro

•  Lilly Rickard, of Proctorville

•  Zach Roach, of Ironton

•  Kayla Roberts, of Chesapeake

•  Meredith Rogers, of Pedro

•  Landon Rowe, of Ironton

•  Bre Scarberry, of Willow Wood

•  Nathan Silk, of Chesapeake

•  Stephanie Sizemore, of Chesapeake

•  Nate Sloan, of Ironton

•  Terri Smith, of Ironton

•  Marli Speed, of Crown City

•  Chloe Thompson, of Chesapeake

•  Luke Thompson, of Kitts Hill

•  Tiffany Waggoner, of Proctorville

•  Mason Wheeler, of Ironton

•  Rin Whitley, of Ironton

•  Mackenzie Wilds, of Pedro

•  Liam Yancy, of Kitts Hill

•  Zi Yuan, of Oak Hill.

Ohio University strives to be the best student-centered, transformative learning community in America, where students realize their promise, faculty advance knowledge, staff achieve excellence, and alumni become global leaders. 

Our Athens Campus offers students a residential learning experience in one, of the nation’s most picturesque academic settings. Additional campuses and centers serve students across the state, and online programs further advance the University’s commitment to providing educational access and opportunity. 

Ohio University is a Carnegie R1-classified research-intensive institution with a record, of advancing knowledge through discovery and innovation in the natural and biomedical sciences, humanities and arts, and engineering. 

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