Jonesboro students named on UCA’s Presidential Scholars, Dean’s Lists

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Conway, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) has released its list of Fall 2025 Presidential Scholars and Dean’s List, with Jonesboro students named on both.

According to UCA, over 1,200 students in total were named Presidential Scholars, and over 1,600 are on the Dean’s List.

Students must achieve a 4.0 GPA with and take at least 12 credit hours to qualify as a Presidential Scholar. Eligibility on the Dean’s List requires at least a 3.5 GPA with a minimum course load of 12 credit hours.

Presidential Scholars from Jonesboro:

Christopher George
Abigale McDaniel
Lucas Miles
Connor Dow
Natalie Renshaw
Ella Sloan
Kyla Anderson
Landyn Turner
Lily Meeks
Kaylee Hoffman
Landen Walker
Julia Young
Jesse Paslay
Taylor Cothern
Tobin Schimmel
Kaley Potts

Dean’s List students from Jonesboro:

Emma Brown
Adrionna Dollison
Cydney Crippen
Max Haughey
Jayson Smith
Madeline Krumbach
Sydni Armstrong
Shannon Deel
Caitlyn Grommet
Daniel Guerrero
Alan Navarro
Mackenzie Hicks

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