Sherman, Texas — Austin College officials have announced the Dean’s List for Fall Term 2025. The Dean’s List recognizes the top 20 percent of students taking a minimum of three graded, full-credit courses. For Fall Term 2025, 233 individuals are recognized.

“We congratulate the students on the Dean’s List and commend them on this accomplishment, especially given the rigor of the Austin College curriculum and the quality of their colleagues,” said Dr. Elizabeth Gill, vice president for Academic Affairs and dean of the faculty. “To be named to the Dean’s List evidences students’ commitment to academic excellence and is an honor for the students and their families.”

Austin College students named to the Dean’s List for Fall Term 2025 are listed below along with their hometowns.

Ashlyn Alexander from Denison, Texas;

Addison Allen from Johnson City, Texas;

Shambhavvi Anand from Irving, Texas;

Mikayla Arizmendi from San Antonio, Texas;

Caroline Armstrong from Houston, Texas;

Luken Arritola from Garland, Texas;

Maya Arzamendi from Haslet, Texas;

Greysy Arzate Acosta from Houston, Texas;

Bailey Austin from Arlington, Texas;

Grace Autry from Corinth, Texas;

Luis Balderas from Mission, Texas;

Kaitlyn Barrett from Franktown, Colorado;

Katie Beckman from North Richland Hills, Texas;

Trista Bennett from Sherman, Texas;

Yohana Bernabe Juarez from Houston, Texas;

Saleigh Berry from Stafford, Virginia;

Camila Bocanegra from Mesquite, Texas;

Alicia Bohannon from Denison, Texas;

Gavin Brady from Aledo, Texas;

Jackie Bridgeford from League City, Texas;

Ashlynn Brothers from Flower Mound, Texas;

Breanna Brown from Gordonville, Texas;

K’lee Bumpus from McKinney, Texas;

A.J. Busbee from Missouri City, Texas;

Andrew Butler from Pottsboro, Texas;

Angie Butler from Southlake, Texas;

Emma Cain from Anna, Texas;

Garrison Camp from Austin, Texas;

Josephine Cernero from Sherman, Texas;

Sarah Chang from Allen, Texas;

Reet Choudhary from McKinney, Texas;

Sarah Clingman from Benbrook, Texas;

Karsyn Clouse from Denison, Texas;

Coral Cohen from Plano, Texas;

Andrew Cowin from Sherman, Texas;

Taryn Coykendall from Rockwall, Texas;

Tyler Cross from Celina, Texas;

Siya Dang from Flower Mound, Texas;

Jackson Daniels from Tyler, Texas;

Chris Davis from Aubrey, Texas;

Rachel Delk from Waco, Texas;

Rorie Deweber from Denison, Texas;

Camila Diarte from San Antonio, Texas;

Mario Diaz from Sherman, Texas;

Maya Dodson from Durant, Oklahoma;

Gracie Dreger from Denison, Texas;

Tanner Dudley from Pottsboro, Texas;

Ava Duesman from Pilot Point, Texas;

Corbin Dymek from Celina, Texas;

Joshua Eckert from Frisco, Texas;

Amelia Edmonston from Raleigh, North Carolina;

Danika Ellis from Carrollton, Texas;

Adam Elsayed from Allen, Texas;

Nora Elsayed from Allen, Texas;

Leon Espinoza from Anna, Texas;

Dominique Evans from Katy, Texas;

Isabella Evans from Houston, Texas;

Morgan Evans from Houston, Texas;

Emma Fendley from Paris, Texas;

Wyatt Fischer from Saint Petersburg, Florida;

Kate Fletcher from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma;

Caryss Fraser from Stephenville, Texas;

Merrilee Gallagher from Redvale, Colorado;

Lex Gallion from Cedar Park, Texas;

Vyla Gammer from Fort Worth, Texas;

James Gaspard from Dallas, Texas;

Sarah George from Plano, Texas;

Julianna Giles from Quinlan, Texas;

Alexander Girolet from Burleson, Texas;

Emery Goldstein from Houston, Texas;

Ruth Gonzalez Saldana from Houston, Texas;

Marc Gorrosquieta from Houston, Texas;

Prana Govindacharyula from Plano, Texas;

Jack Graman from McKinney, Texas;

Eliazar Greer from Plainview, Texas;

Pragna Gundupalli from Frisco, Texas;

Cameron Hammond from Euless, Texas;

Madisin Hartsfield from Pottsboro, Texas;

Nabiha Hasan from Coppell, Texas;

Rodrigo Herrera from Edinburg, Texas;

Roy Herrera from Spring, Texas;

Allison Hill from Sherman, Texas;

Roberto Hinojosa from Missouri City, Texas;

Derek Hoffman from Fate, Texas;

Mia Housey from Dallas, Texas;

An-Sheng Huang from Allen, Texas;

Jordan Hudgins from Wylie, Texas;

Melody Hukill from Childress, Texas;

Jacob Hypes from Natchitoches, Louisiana;

Hania Iftikhar from Frisco, Texas;

Abhinga Isukamatla from Machilipatnam, India;

Elizabeth Jacobs from McKinney, Texas;

Arman Jamal from McKinney, Texas;

Ismael Jasso from Irving, Texas;

Mahima Jetty from Richardson, Texas;

Jacob Johnson from Eastvale, California;

Macey Johnson from Houston, Texas;

SJ Johnson from Lantana, Texas;

Caleb Jones from Tyler, Texas;

Jillian Kelly from Highlands Ranch, Colorado;

Joonil Kim from Sunnyvale, California;

Sophia King from Tomball, Texas;

Amaan Lackan from Fort Worth, Texas;

Carlisle Land from Longview, Texas;

Judy Langsdorf from Denison, Texas;

Abby Larkin from Castle Rock, Colorado;

Victoria Larson from Royse City, Texas;

Christian Le from Allen, Texas;

Matthew Le from Dallas, Texas;

Matthew Leeworthy from Fresno, California;

Alyssa Lemus from Missouri City, Texas;

Piper Lindlau from Sanger, Texas;

Lily Lohman from Walnut Springs, Texas;

Brinley Lokey from Poway, California;

Ashley Lopez from Van Alstyne, Texas;

Sebastian Loredo Awmiller from Leander, Texas;

Maya Lozano from Spring Hill, Kansas;

Maritza Maldonado from Dallas, Texas;

Madison Manning from Plano, Texas;

Lexi Martin from Sanger, Texas;

Lynna Martin from Paris, Texas;

Matthias Martinez from Houston, Texas;

Matti Martinez from Greenville, Texas;

Jada Mathews from Denison, Texas;

Brooklyn Matthews from Conroe, Texas;

Avian McCain from Ravenna, Texas;

Kieran McFarland from Bedford, Texas;

Cameron McIver from Royse City, Texas;

Kaitlyn McKee from Harlingen, Texas;

Triniti McKinney from Lubbock, Texas;

Jameson McLeod from Charlestown, Indiana;

Avory Miller from McKinney, Texas;

Hannah Milstein from McKinney, Texas;

Keylan Minnis from Denison, Texas;

Noor Moizuddin from Allen, Texas;

Liz Mojica from Cumby, Texas;

Kayla Montgomery from Denison, Texas;

Grace Moothart from Melissa, Texas;

Ryan Motes from Dallas, Texas;

Faiza Mubarak from Plano, Texas;

Macyn Muir from Jenks, Oklahoma;

Hannah Mullens from Leander, Texas;

Videep Mundodi from Baytown, Texas;

Isaac Myung from McKinney, Texas;

Lily Ndalameta from Princeton, Texas;

Brayden Neill from Dallas, Texas;

Avery Nelson from Haslet, Texas;

Taylor Nemeth from Laguna Niguel, California;

Sage Newton from Coppell, Texas;

Faithlyn Nguyen from Katy, Texas;

Joseph Nguyen from Richardson, Texas;

Peyton Nielsen from Forney, Texas;

Anastacio Nieves IV from Frisco, Texas;

Maddee Nunn from Sherman, Texas;

Ashley Olmos from Austin, Texas;

Lily Ordonez from Benbrook, Texas;

Henry Ormond from Roanoke, Texas;

Kolby Phipps from Delphos, Kansas;

Madeline Pieper from San Antonio, Texas;

Lexi Pietrasik from Murphy, Texas;

Anna Pitner from Austin, Texas;

Jackie Ponder from Austin, Texas;

Zaria Porter from McKinney, Texas;

Josef Potter from Dallas, Texas;

Emma Potts from Katy, Texas;

Zoe Powell from Lewisville, Texas;

Anish Prasanna Kumar from Frisco, Texas;

Stephen Proft from Austin, Texas;

Avery Rague from Jonestown, Texas;

Sam Rainey from McKinney, Texas;

Sam Reynolds from Round Rock, Texas;

Matteo Riccelli from Denison, Texas;

Katherine Riemer from Frisco, Texas;

Leila Rivera from Brownwood, Texas;

Abigail Roberts from Dallas, Texas;

Emily Rodriguez from Cedar Creek, Texas;

Erica Romm from Denison, Texas;

Kate Rossley from Dallas, Texas;

Nic Ruggiero from San Juan Capo, California;

Marleni Ruiz-Gorostieta from Austin, Texas;

Rachel Sadler from Marquez, Texas;

Aamir Saifuddin from Frisco, Texas;

Chris Salyer from Dallas, Texas;

Matthew Schmidt from Pflugerville, Texas;

Rachel Sellers from McKinney, Texas;

Joshua Servellon from Stafford, Texas;

Zara Shah from Frisco, Texas;

Benjamin Shegon from Trophy Club, Texas;

Matt Shegon from Trophy Club, Texas;

Kilroy Short from Denison, Texas;

Laura Simental from Euless, Texas;

Emma Sinclair from Adkins, Texas;

Blake Skipworth from Van Alstyne, Texas;

Melody Smith from San Angelo, Texas;

Sophia Smith from Plano, Texas;

Bella Solis from Denton, Texas;

Jack Spillane from Dallas, Texas;

Ria Srivastava from Frisco, Texas;

Caleb Staggs from Red Oak, Texas;

Lauren Stark from Fort Worth, Texas;

Kat Stein from Plano, Texas;

Nathan Stewart from Roanoke, Texas;

Kalyn Stinson from Denison, Texas;

Lydia Stuart from Norman, Oklahoma;

Ela Sweetin from Pottsboro, Texas;

Mahdiya Tareiq from Frisco, Texas;

Tracee Tarleton from Fort Worth, Texas;

Chloe Taylor from Lake Dallas, Texas;

Travis Teague from Pottsboro, Texas;

Matthew Todd from McKinney, Texas;

Aidan Toombs from Mansfield, Texas;

Luna Torres from Houston, Texas;

Kole Townsend from Sugar Land, Texas;

Jasper Tso from Georgetown, Texas;

Scarlett Ucci from Waco, Texas;

Autumn Vance from Collinsville, Texas;

Noah Varnon from Fort Worth, Texas;

Kailey Vick from Van Alstyne, Texas;

Mahlon Walker from Howe, Texas;

Timothy Wallace from Royse City, Texas;

Chris Walstad from Highland Village, Texas;

Zack Ward from Collinsville, Texas;

Emeri Watson from Paris, Texas;

Jo Webster from Katy, Texas;

Hannah Wilemon from Dallas, Texas;

Taiyla Williams from Conroe, Texas;

Marcela Wilmoth from Checotah, Oklahoma;

Audrey Wortham from Carrollton, Texas;

Neela Yalamanchili from Flower Mound, Texas;

Vishal Yedulapuram from Frisco, Texas;

Maryam Zeeshan from Allen, Texas;

Chengze Zhao from Winter Garden, Florida.

 

Austin College, a private national liberal arts college located north of Dallas in Sherman, Texas, has earned a reputation for excellence in academic preparation, pre-professional foundations, committed faculty, and hands-on, adventurous learning opportunities. One of 44 schools profiled in Loren Pope’s influential book Colleges That Change Lives, Austin College boasts a welcoming community that embraces diversity and individuality, with more than 50 percent of students identifying as persons of color. The residential student body of approximately 1,300 students and an expert faculty of more than 100 educators allow a 13:1 student-faculty ratio and personalized attention. Related by covenant to the Presbyterian Church (USA), Austin College cultivates an inclusive atmosphere that supports students’ faith journeys regardless of religious tradition. The College, founded in 1849, is the oldest institution of higher education in Texas operating under original name and charter.