Announcing the fall 2025 Dean and Chancellor's lists

Austin Dodge

12 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

Fall on the Mat-Su College campus.

We are pleased to announce the students who by scholastic achievement made it onto the Mat-Su College Dean's List and Chancellor's List.

Chancellor's List (4.0 GPA)

Jonah Barrett-Lesko
Madisen Clark
Angel Compton
Zevakiah Goddard
Anastasiia Kalmykova
McKenna Nelson
Aydan Pavia-Jones
Laura Reid
Heidi Ritzinger
Aaron Schwankl
Isaac Vaughan

Dean's List (GPA between 3.50 and 3.99)

Serenity Aiken
Jeremy Akers
Gracelyn Bettineski
Ray Castner
Hannah Clinch
Joey Francisco
Megan Gehring
Skylar Gifford
Lily Hendrickson
Brian Horn
Jeff Huff
Gracie Johnson
Kelsey Keene
Kandice Keil
Mariah Kiljoha
Kayla Koops
Miranda Magee
Bailey Miller
Sara Phillips
Becca Richardson
Beth Spindler
Adena Strauss
Zoriana Sugiura-Peterson
Francesca Thatcher
Ariel Upton

Note about elgibility

To be eligible for the Dean's List or Chancellor's List, a student must be an admitted undergraduate degree/certificate-seeking student enrolled in at least 12 credits graded with academic letter grades and must have earned a GPA of 3.50 or higher (for Dean's List) or 4.00 (for Chancellor's List) for the semester. Regardless of the number of credits a student is enrolled in, temporary grades of I (incomplete) or DF (deferred) will prevent a student from being eligible for the Dean's List or Chancellor's List.

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