| February 6, 2023
ARKADELPHIA, Ark. — Ouachita Baptist University has named 382 students to its Fall 2022 Dean’s List.
To be named to the President’s List, a student must compile a grade point average of 4.0 and be classified as a full-time student, with a minimum of 12 academic hours and no incomplete or failing grade for the semester.
Ouachita Baptist University, a private liberal arts university, is in its 137th year as a Christ-centered learning community and is ranked nationally by U.S. News & World Report. Ouachita continues to break enrollment records, reporting its highest headcount in 56 years during the Fall 2022 semester. Learn more about the university’s highly personal approach to higher education, reflected in a student/faculty ratio of 13:1, at www.obu.edu.
The following Texas students are included in the Dean’s List and are listed in order of hometown:
Allen, Texas — Aksa Mathew
Argyle, Texas — Carlin Clark
Beckville, Texas — Kaitlyn Tillman
Bedford, Texas — Makenzie Schilmoeller
Boyd, Texas — Maddi Terry
Canton, Texas — Rachel New
Cedar Hill, Texas — Chaya Vogel
Celina, Texas — Susannah Arnn
College Station, Texas — Jade Ashley
Colleyville, Texas — Brie Fewell, Kasten Merrill
Crawford, Texas — Ashlyn Spanos
Dallas, Texas — Mackenzie Amaya, Caleb Robbins
De Kalb, Texas — Whitt Sparks
Decatur, Texas — Riley Braziel
Denton, Texas — Benjamin Highsmith
Fairview, Texas — Micah Martin
Flower Mound, Texas — William Read
Forney, Texas — Bryce Benson, Taylor Darland
Fort Worth, Texas — Jonathan McEndree, Landon Denman
Frisco, Texas — Emma Ballantyne, Eryn Dawson, Nathan Frater, Avery Howard, Logan Langley, Luke Lawson, Reid Messick, Joshua Rhine, Erin Russo, Sadie Snow, Graca Webster
Giddings, Texas — Hope Pennington
Gilmer, Texas — Brooke Wright
Henrietta, Texas — Audrey Gallagher
Holly Ranch, Texas — Michael Everett
Ivanhoe, Texas — Azlyn Terry
Keller, Texas — Josh Case, Ashleigh Estes, Paris Morse, Frankie Nine
Lantana, Texas — Zoie Eserman
Leander, Texas — Hayden Jackson, Hannah Smith
Lewisville, Texas — Hudson Herring
Little Elm, Texas — Kieran Malmer
Longview, Texas — Matt Burton
Lucas, Texas — Anika Dresser, Rebecca Holiman
Mabank, Texas — Jessie Hodge
Mansfield, Texas — Paige Owens
Marshall, Texas — Brody Kriegel
McKinney, Texas — Gracen Williams
Melissa, Texas — Hannah Schulze
Mesquite, Texas — Carleigh Himmelsehr
Midland, Texas — Avery Jauz
Mount Vernon, Texas — Heather Gray, Elexis Lunsford
Nacogdoches, Texas — Emily Castilaw
Paris, Texas — Hannah Crosswhite
Pearland, Texas — Anna Kate Velasquez
Plano, Texas — Emma Anderson
Princeton, Texas — Allyson Rodgers, Katie Wilder
Richardson, Texas — Connor Radabaugh
Roanoke, Texas — Emily Caraway, McKenna King, Kate McCown, Madison Melcher
Royse City, Texas — Wyatt Ashlock, Mikayla Cook
Sachse, Texas — Sierra Douglas
Salado, Texas — Jaci McGregor
San Antonio, Texas — Joel Allen, Jaelen Becho, Shelly Davilus, Connor Schorp, Emma Starkman
Sugar Land, Texas — Lexa Levermann
Sulphur Springs, Texas — Cable Glenn
Texarkana, Texas — Kylee Braley, Endsley Norman
Tomball, Texas — Michelle Byers
Tool, Texas — Tallon Heine
Tyler, Texas — Ashlynn Hecht, Jaxon Rees
Van Alstyne, Texas — Andrew Tarlton
West, Texas — Skylar Schaffer
White Oak, Texas — Erin Bagley
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