EWU Dean’s List includes more than 100 Basin students
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More than 100 Basin students were named to the Eastern Washington University Dean’s List for spring quarter 2025.
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CHENEY — One hundred seven students from Grant and Adams counties were named to the Dean’s List at Eastern Washington University for spring quarter 2025, according to an announcement from the university.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, an undergraduate student must earn 12 quality hours with a grade point average of 3.5.
These Basin students were named to the Dean’s List:
Almira: Emily Hurt
Ephrata: Liam Bedford, Elijah Chamberlain, Lexie Diem, Violet Dircio, Yeidckol Evangelista Hernandez, Landon Evenson, Molly Evenson, Jamie Farias, Sandra Hernandez, Eric Jenn, Krista Jenn, McKell Johns, Trenton Kleyn, Kyler Kolves, Samantha MacNeil, Kevin McCrady, Shelby Munson, Tori St. Mary
Mattawa: Maribel Barajas-Alcala, Tony Cruz, Alma Vazquez Montano
Moses Lake: Paytan Andrews, Allison Ausere, Madison Ausere, Sarai Barahona, Adalee Bauer, Noah Bingham, Alan Caro, Alice Chamberlin, Lexi Cox, Aniston Dana, Rhylan DeLaRosa, Yacine Dieng, Brianna Garcia, Sandra Gonzalez, Denise Guerra, Jaimisen Harris, Charles Iverson, Isabel Lam, Paige Lauteren, Bradford Lucas, Sydney Macdonald, Isabel Mathis, Ashton McKean, Addi Nighswonger, Thalia Padilla, Synnova Ramirez, Emma Rosenow, Daisy Saldana-Martinez, Maria Sarmiento, Ashley Seibel, Gracie Smith, River Smith, Alena Speed, Zachary Terrell, Hayleigh Throneberry
Othello: Abraham Alvarez, Angel Arevalo, Genesis Baltazar, Lizeth Basurto, Adriel Deleon, Emmanuel Farias-Garcia, Reynaldo Garza, Galilea Gonzalez, Olivia Gonzalez, Melanie Guerra, Justin Martinez, Angel Mejia, Maria Melendez-Torres, Justine Monday, Kenia Monroy, Ashley Perez, Kevin Reyes-Garcia, Randel Rivera, Cade Rodriguez, Oscar Ruiz, Nerissa Vazquez
Quincy: Brayden Ames, Traicy Delarosa, Carol Duenas, Dulce Ferreyra, Brandon Harrington, Fabiola Hernandez-Mendoza, Brooke Melburn, Enrique Rebollo, Osvaldo Romero
Ritzville: Madison Bartlett, Shawn Steinberger
Royal City: Brian Cedillo, Diana Gonzalez-Castaneda, Gerrit Larson, Fabian Meza-Cera, Karla Rodriguez, Katley Zuniga-Calderon
Soap Lake: Ellis Anderson, Annette Carpenter
Warden: Josh Estrada, Israel Hernandez, Camryn Kilmer, Alyssa Martinez, Jennifer Mendoza, Valerie Rodriguez, Maybelle Wilkinson
Washtucna: Cooper Jessop, Myra Miller
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