Area students from Harrison County were named to the President's Academic Recognition List and Dean’s List at West Virginia Wesleyan College for the 2017 fall semester. The President's List acknowledges academic excellence among Wesleyan's students. The criteria for inclusion on the list is 4.0 GPA with a minimum of 12 earned hours for the semester. Wesleyan’s Dean’s List requires students to earn a grade point average of 3.5 - 3.9 in 12 or more semester hours.

 

Receiving academic recognitions were Jada Bisset of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Alexander Bradley-Popovich of Clarksburg, President's List; Anthony Caldera of Bridgeport, Dean's List; Tori Coleman of Mount Clare, Dean's List; James Crim of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Matthew Dearth of Bridgeport, Dean's List; Michael Drummond of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Hannah Dunn of Bridgeport, President's List; Rachel Fulks of Bridgeport, President's List; Taylor Gain of Salem, Dean's List; Justin Goff of Bridgeport, Dean's List; Rachel Griffith of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Sarah Hamrick of Shinnston, Dean's List; Olivia Insani of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Alexandria Jarom of Bristol, Dean's List; Emily Knight of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Megan Kohl of Lost Creek, Dean's List; Courtney-Dee Kovar of Salem, Dean's List; Emily Kroll of Clarksburg, President's List; Jessica Labella of Clarksburg, Dean's List; Margaret, Lohmann, Bridgeport, President's List; Emily Lopez of Lumberport, Dean's List; Lindsay Malenich of Bridgeport, Dean's List; Elizabeth Mearns of Nutter Fort, President's List; Alyssa Minnick of Enterprise, Dean's List; Nicholas Morgan of Salem, President's List; Mackenzie Pernell, Bridgeport, Dean's List; Tristan Quinones of Bridgeport, President's List; Brandon Richter of Salem, President's List; Sarah Smith of Bristol, President's List; Casey Stallman of Bridgeport, Dean's List; Jacob Swiger of Clarksburg, President's List; Corin Todd of  Clarksburg, President's List; Beverly Toothman of Nutter Fort, Dean's List; Courtney Wilt of Salem, President's List; and Jacquelyn Wolfe of Bridgeport, Dean's List.

 

Founded in 1890, West Virginia Wesleyan College is a private residential college located in Buckhannon. The college offers 49 majors and graduate programs in athletic training, business, English, and nursing. Fourteen Wesleyan students have been selected as U.S. Department of State Fulbright Scholars.