Kennesaw State University congratulates the more than 7,100 students named to the University’s Dean’s List, recognizing academic achievement during the Spring 2023 semester. Undergraduate students enrolled in at least nine credit hours and with a term grade point average of at least 3.5 were named to the list.
Students from Jones County earning Dean’s List honors are:
• HenryRutledgeofJuliette,majoringin Computer Science
• RichardHarrisofGray,majoringin Electrical Engineering
• KennethDixonofGordon,majoringin Industrial Engineering Technology
• Alan O’Neal of Juliette, majoring in Mechanical Engineering
• MalcolmClaytonofGray,majoringin Exercise Science
• AliyahGreenofMacon,majoringin Exercise Science-Interest
• NaAsiaHardwickofMacon,majoring in Nursing-Interest
• NathanCorriganofGray,majoringin Biology
• ChristopherWhippleofMacon, majoring in Digital Animation
• HoltonPhillipsofMacon,majoringin History
• Ma’Kayla Evans of Gordon, majoring in Psychology
• AverySmithofMacon,majoringin International Affairs
• FredericWigginsofGray,majoringin Sociology
• MeKhyleLeeofMacon,majoringin Interactive Design
Spring 2023 Graduation at Georgia State University
More than 4,000 students graduated from Georgia State University during the spring 2023 semester at the associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, specialist and doctoral levels.
Graduates from Jones County include:
• AmbreyaHughes,ofMacon,earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communications, with a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies, and an Undergraduate Certificate in Workplace International Competence.
• MakaylaHarris,ofMacon,earneda Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, with a concentration in Crime and Justice.
• LoganGordon,ofGray,earnedaDoctor of Physical Therapy degree.
• McKenzieMullis,ofGray,earneda Master of Science degree in Biology.
Georgia State University, an enterprising urban public research university, is a national leader in graduating students from widely diverse backgrounds.
The student body of nearly 52,000 demonstrates that students from all backgrounds can achieve at high rates with unsurpassed connections to the city’s business, government, nonprofit and cultural organizations.
