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By: Stacey Walters | January 17, 2020
University of Pikeville President Burton J. Webb, PhD., has released the names of the top students for the fall 2019 semester. To qualify for the President’s List, students must be full-time and receive a grade point average of 4.0.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Boone County: Cody Morehead of Verona.
Boyd County: Skylar Chapman and Adara Lee of Catlettsburg.
Bullitt County: Zachary Hill of Mount Washington.
Campbell County: Elizabeth Lukens of Bellevue.
Clay County: Courtnee Collins and Peyton Morris of Manchester.
Estill County: Anna Smith of Irvine.
Fleming County: Megan Claypoole of Wallingford.
Floyd County: Hunter Akers and Sarah Thomas of Harold; Jason Harris and Ethan Rowe of Banner; Sarah McCoy of Stanville; Chelsea Osborne of Allen; and Madison Turner of Eastern.
Franklin County: BriAnna Burbridge of Frankfort; and Kelsie Dean of Pineville.
Johnson County: Katelyn Fields of Wittensville; Kenzie Meade of Keaton; and Sarah Terry of Flat Gap.
Kenton County: Jordan Gentry of Erlanger.
Knott County: Brian Blackburn of Topmost; and Ashlyn Fannin of Hindman.
Laurel County: Allen Hoskins of London.
Letcher County: Savannah Day, Sameerah Frazier and Chloe Sturgill of Whitesburg; Taylor Herrell, Fletcher Johnson, Alyssa Rose and Jordan Thacker of Jenkins; and Alexis Stambaugh of McRoberts.
Madison County: Mikela Cook of Richmond.
Magoffin County: Dustin McCarty, Nathan Perkins and Hannah Skaggs of Salyersville.
Martin County: Latasha Dalton, Emily Mills and Kellyn Newsome of Inez; Lance Tackett of Beauty; and Emily Waller of Tomahawk.
Perry County: Ronnie Collins of Hazard.
Pike County: Hunter Swindall of Ashcamp; Ashley Harrison of Belfry; Adrianna Deskins, Lorrie Moore and Tosha Rowe of Elkhorn City; Madison Smith and Jessica Vickers of Hardy; Matthew Williamson of Huddy; Jacob Adkins and Ashlee Cherchio of Kimper; Caitlyn Bowman of Mcandrews; Katerra Adkins, Kelly Bacigalupi, Jessica Campbell, Claudette Enriquez, Makayla Hall, Jada Hood, Michael Hopson, Jackson Howie, Isaac Hurley, Robert Keen, Myson Livingston and Lashawna Owens of Pikeville; Shane Hall, David Slone and John West of Raccoon; Kelsie Williams of Rockhouse; Charles Dotson of Sidney; Allyson Sizemore of Shelbiana; and Luke Adkison of Virgie.
Scott County: Mackenzie Pawlak of Georgetown.
Out of State: Alysha Bolling of Sorrento, Fla.; Mark Broyles of Big Stone Gap, Va.; Allison Deffes of Chalmette, La.; Mia Greatrex of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; Nyla Gulley of Clintwood, Va.; Luke Humphrey of Knoxville, Tenn.; Charles Maxwell of Salem, Va.; Kayla Mullins and Riley Mullins of Clintwood, Va.; Juliet Nichols of Scottsburg, Ind.; Matthew Petrossi of Fairport, N.Y.; Carrington Russell of Virginia Beach, Va.; Noelani Simpson of Fontana, Calif.; Erin Thibeault of Virginia Beach, Va.; and Noah Wyborny of Redmond, Wash.
International: Madison Daniels of Queensland, Australia; Johnathon Duff of Regina, Canada; and Maria Hurtado Morales of Bogota, Columbia.
COLEMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Adair County: Hannah Absher of Columbia.
Boyd County: Zoe Ingram of Ashland.
Fayette County: Jacob Horrell of Lexington.
Jefferson County: Brady Schmidt of Louisville.
Letcher County: Joseph Banks of Whitesburg; and John Holyfield of Jenkins.
Pike County: Kala Newsome of Elkhorn City; Evan Coleman of Kimper; Aaron Adkins, McKenzi Maynard and Cody Thornbury of Pikeville.
Rowan County: Macy Jones of Morehead.
Out of State: Adam Casteel of Woodstock, Ga.; Hannah Dempsey of Lenore, W.Va.; Nicole Gilbert of Harvest, Ala.; Joshua Green of Palm Harbor, Fla.; Jessica Johnson of Shenandoah, Va.; Emma Stiltner of Grundy, Va.; Lukas Layhew of Sandyville, W.Va.; Mallory Liversedge of Kuna, Ind.; Lauren Piotrowski of Scotia, N.Y.; Anna Scarbrough of Arnoldsville, Ga.; and Vincent Whitaker of Mount Orab, Ohio.
International: Stephen Lemon of Limavady, Ireland; Juan Medina Roa of Bogota, Columbia; Francisco Quiteno Burgos of Santa Tecla, El Salvado; and Brittney Turcotte of Chateauguay, Canada.
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HUMAN SERVICES
Floyd County: Hayley Wallen of Prestonsburg.
Johnson County: Rebecca Caudill of Hager Hill.
Letcher County: Alyssa Franklin of Millstone.
Pike County: Ashley Justice of Elkhorn City; Tiffany Legault, Lauren McCoy, and Jesse Plourde of Pikeville; Kristin Coleman, Brittany Tackett and Tabitha Thacker of Shelbiana.
PATTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Boone County: Adriane Mason of Walton.
Jefferson County: Reagan Bridge of Louisville.
Johnson County: Miranda McPeek of Vanlear.
Letcher County: Dustyn Reinstetle of Whitesburg.
Perry County: Allison Eldridge of Cornettsville.
Pike County: Morgan Hensley of Belfry; Sarah Cable, Tabitha Keen, Lacy May, Taylor Sowards and Kristen Wright of Pikeville; Kiana Eldridge of Phelps; and Hannah Charles of Ransom.
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