OCTC President's & Dean's Lists Spring 2022

Breckinridge, KY & Butler, KY

Owensboro, KY (06/16/2022) — The Owensboro Community & Technical College (OCTC) President's List recognizes the academic excellence of full-time students in Spring 2022 earning all A grades in at least 12 hours of course work numbered 100 or above.

The following students, listed by county or residence, are recognized for achieving this level of distinction for the Spring 2022 semester.

Breckinridge, KY- Danielle Ruth Ball, Karly Renee Booty, Glenn Robert Cox, Britney Daugherty, Belinda Lents, Robert Dale Miller, Reyna Elizabeth Sanders, Dulce Abigail Tindle, Shelby Lynn Tivitt, and Thomas Keegan Vessels

Butler, KY- Stacy Frances Brown, Jordan Rae Dockery, Briana Lynn Hudnall, and Gabe Aaron McFadyen

The Owensboro Community & Technical College (OCTC) Dean's List recognizes the academic excellence of students in Spring 2022 who earned at least a 3.5 grade point average (GPA) while successfully completing 12 hours or more of course work numbered 100 or above and part-time students enrolled in 3 to 11 credit hours who have a cumulative 3.5 GPA and have successfully completed a total of at least 15 KCTCS semester credits of course work numbered 100 or above.

The following students, listed by county or residence, are recognized for achieving this level of distinction for the Spring 2022 semester.

Breckinridge, KY- Kimberly Ann Barton, Trenton Joseph Brown, Kayla Alexis Clarke, Kari Lynn Glasscock, Halle Diane Hinton, Trinity Cade Hinton, Madison Tyne Jeffries, Ashton Tyler Martin, Dylan Luke Robinson, Susan Catherine Shalosky, Justin Shrewsberry, Abigail Jean Snyder, Patricia Jean Snyder, Olivia Marlea Vessels, and Shelbey Grace Walz

Butler, KY- Nathan Chance Castlen, Tammy Lynn Deweese, Jessilynn Ann Embry, and Kara N. McFadyen

Owensboro Community & Technical College is one of the sixteen community and technical colleges that make up the Kentucky Community & Technical College System. OCTC serves the KY counties of Daviess, Hancock, Ohio and McLean. OCTC has three campuses in Daviess County and a Center and Annex in Hancock County. OCTC strives to serve the communities in the service area by providing associate degree education for transfer, state of the art technical education for students focusing on entering the workforce, customized business and industry solutions through the Workforce Solutions division, and adult education and business and industry testing through the SkillTrain unit.

The Kentucky Community and Technical College System is the Commonwealth's largest postsecondary institution with 16 colleges and more than 70 campuses. We also are Kentucky's largest provider of workforce training and online education. Through partnerships with business and industry, we align our programs to meet the needs of local employers. We help students fulfill their dreams of creating a better life through programs that lead directly to jobs or help them transfer to one of our four-year partners.

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