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Hale students named to President’s List at UWA

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The University of West Alabama has announced nearly 500 outstanding undergraduate students named to the President’s List for the Fall 2025 academic semester.

The President’s List gives recognition to undergraduate students with exceptionally high grades for the semester — those with grade-point averages of 3.80 or higher, completing at least twelve semester credit hours, with no grade lower than a “C.”

The following students were honored:

  • Augusta Arnold of Greensboro, majoring in Nursing
  • Jasmine Coleman of Moundville, majoring in Nursing
  • Kourtni Jackson of Moundville, majoring in Nursing
  • Mallory Masterson of Moundville, majoring in Integrated Marketing Communications (Sports Communications)
  • Kristina Ridley of Moundville, majoring in Elementary Education
  • Leah Stewart of Greensboro, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology
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