More than 80 students were named to the Ivy Tech Community College Dean’s List for the Summer 2026 term at the college’s Lawrenceburg and Batesville campuses. The college names to the Dean’s List any degree-seeking student who has accumulated 12 or more earned credit hours, is enrolled in a minimum of six credit hours during the term involved and earns a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
The following students, listed by county of residence in alphabetical order, were named to the Dean’s List:
Boone County, Ky.: Misty Bennie and Junior Ceasar.
Butler County, Ohio: Kiaya Carroll and Samantha Ulm.
Campbell County, Ohio: Douglas Rosillo Cuarez.
Clark County: Emily McDaniel.
Dearborn County: Tyler Ballard, Morgan Bass, Shianna Blair, Karlei Bouffard, Jack Boyles, Trevor Brooks, Noah Bruce, Rivers Bruner, Kada Campbell, Leighanna Chalk, Tracey Conner, Emerson Davis, Tressa Day, Daniel Dyar, Jia England-Schutte, Riley Gillespie, Aidan Haas, Justin Harper, Ella Houston, Lingzhi Hu, Dylan Jones, Ian Knecht, Joshua Knigga, Erin Kuhr, Tara LaFollette, Kelsie McMullen, David Miller, Goldie Morgan, Payton Roth, Emma Russell, Sophia Smith, Jamie Smith, Arika Toney, Kindra Turner, Abigail Vendler, Rebecca Walker, Morgan Williams, Katelynn Williams, Josalyn Willwerth, Austin Wood.
Decatur County: Kuyhlia Hulsbosch and Sophia Taylor.
Franklin County: Ashley Flodder, Kendal Hornberger, Miriam Krieg, Margaret Riffle, Veyona Shepherd, Troy Smith, Ava Kraus, and Ryan Mortashed.
Gibson County: Jeremy Cole.
Hamilton County: Cole Britton, Samantha Harp, Jayden Nowlin, and Wyatt Smith.
Marion County: William McCormack and Megan Patrick.
Ohio County: Juli Horn.
Ripley County: Kylie Betz, Reanna Collins, Nathaniel DeLay, Shania Kimla, Taylor King, Renee Lemons, Joshua McCaig, Marc Meneses, Whitney Rodgers, Amanda Schneider, Rebecca Schuerman, Kelsey Shupe, Marcie Stapleton, Megan Gunter, Destinee Housemyer, Amanda Schneider, and Ellan Wolters.
Switzerland County: Erica Reiff, Samuel Smeeks, Erin Walton, and Courtney Weaver.
Union County: Allyson Miller.
About Ivy Tech Community College
Ivy Tech Community College is Indiana’s largest public postsecondary institution and the nation’s largest singly accredited statewide community college system, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Ivy Tech has campuses throughout Indiana and serves thousands of students annually online. It serves as the state’s engine of workforce development, offering associate degrees, short-term certificate programs, industry certifications, and training that aligns to the needs of the community. The College provides seamless transfer to other colleges and universities in Indiana, as well as out of state, for a more affordable route to a bachelor’s degree.
