The following students have been named to the spring 2026 dean’s list at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Students achieve dean’s list status when they are full-time (12 or more credits) and have achieved a grade point average of 3.25 or higher.
The full list of dean’s list students is available at www.iup.edu.
Dean’s list students, their hometowns, majors and degrees they are seeking are:
Chambersburg: Karmine Amari Welch, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Gabrielle Michelle McClister, Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Abrianna Daywalt, Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging; Nayeli Citlalli Reyes-Valdez, Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging; Rayvon Lamar Miley, Associate in Applied Science in Culinary Arts, AAS; Eli John McDonald, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Health, and Sport Science; Stanley Barzelaire Lozius, Bachelor of Science in Accounting; Reagan Smedley, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Performance; Jocelyn Emma Enders, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Natalie Smith, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Madison Elizabeth Robey, Bachelor of Arts in Sociology; Yosmary Cabrera Reyes, Bachelor of Science in Fashion Studies; Frantz Luis Geraldo, Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science; Madison Paige Dell, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Greencastle: Kaden Michael Lorusso, Bachelor of Science in Education in Health and Physical Education; Hayden David Anderson, Bachelor of Science in Biology; Madison Alexis Cotton, Bachelor of Arts in Criminology; Gabrielle Elise Martin, Bachelor of Science in Speech and Language Pathology; Ashton Botzan, Bachelor of Science in Finance; Savannah H. Pence, Bachelor of Arts in English Studies; Anna Julia-Lynn Woods, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Nicholas Andrew Johnston, Bachelor of Science in Education in Health and Physical Education; Katrina Bennett, Bachelor of Science in Education in Music Education
Orrstown: Collin Foster, Bachelor of Arts in English Studies
Shippensburg: Katherine Elizabeth Montoro, Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Richard Xin Wang, Associate in Applied Science in Culinary Arts, AAS
Waynesboro: Ella Renee Nunemaker, Bachelor of Science in Education in Family and Consumer Sciences Education PreK-12; Madelyn Grace Sheffler, Bachelor of Science in Chemistry; Gabriella Williams, Bachelor of Science in Education in Mathematics Education; Ana Enfusse, Bachelor of Science in Education in Social Studies/History; Kathryn Angela Schaeffer, Bachelor of Science in Biology
Since its founding in 1875, IUP has evolved from a teacher-training institution into a doctoral research university recognized for its commitment to student success and achievement. IUP’s Impact 150 comprehensive campaign is designed to honor a legacy of educational excellence while looking toward a future of innovation, public service, and leadership in healthcare education, including the first college of osteopathic medicine at a public university in the commonwealth.
