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Spring 2025 dean’s list recognizes academic excellence at Radford University

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RADFORD, Va. (VR) – Radford University has released its dean’s list for spring 2025. Appearing on the dean’s list is the most prestigious academic recognition students can receive for their performance during a semester.

Students will be placed on the dean’s list if they meet four specific criteria. They must have 12 semester hours of coursework graded A-F; earn GPA’s of at least 3.4 for courses not graded on a pass-fail basis; obtain no grade lower than “C”; and receive no incomplete grades.

Tanner Reid of Eagle Rock, VA

Makieah Mack of Covington, VA

Aubrey Brown of Covington, VA

Macyn Cash of Covington, VA

Hattie-Mae Davis of Clifton Forge, VA

Holly Dressler of Covington, VA

Kinley Eggleston of Covington, VA

Holly Silva of Covington, VA

Carlee Bates of clifton forge, VA

Hailey Hall-Kincaid of Covington, VA

Madison O’Brien of Hot Springs, VA

Andrew Peck of Clifton Forge, VA

Natalie White of Millboro, VA

Katherine Dupoise of Millboro, VA

 

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