The following James Madison University students have been named to the dean’s list for the fall 2012 semester:

• Gail Adams of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is kinesiology.
• Briona Arrington of Roanoke is a junior whose major is international affairs.
• Lauren Browning of Roanoke is a senior whose major is studio art.
• Stephanie Broyles of Roanoke is a junior whose major is communications studies.
• Mary Callahan of Roanoke is a senior whose major is writing, rhetoric and technical communications.
• Amber Cary of Roanoke is a senior whose major is communication sciences and disorders.
• Jacqueline Crawford of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is undeclared.
• Trent Cundiff of Roanoke is a junior whose major is sport and recreation management.
• Cory D’Orazio of Roanoke is a senior whose major is media arts and design.
• Diana Drapac of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is nursing.
• Julia Drapac of Roanoke is a junior whose major is kinesiology.
• Megan Dudley of Roanoke is a senior whose major is psychology.
• Katharine Durrett of Roanoke is a junior whose major is interdisciplinary liberal studies.
• Kacy Edsall of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is nursing.
• Jasmine Fleenor of Roanoke is a senior whose major is social work.
• Alexandra Foster of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is studio art.
• Lauren Frye of Roanoke is a senior whose major is anthropology.
• Jordan Gabriele of Roanoke is a senior whose major is health sciences.
• James Gills of Roanoke is a senior whose major is health sciences.
• Thomas Graham of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is music.
• Hunter Hart of Roanoke is a freshman whose major is integrated science and technology.
• Katherine Hartman of Roanoke is a senior whose major is health sciences.
• Mary Hayth of Roanoke is a junior whose major is communications studies.
• Luke Huffman of Roanoke is a junior whose major is psychology.
• Ellen Hurley of Roanoke is a senior whose major is anthropology.
• Natalie Iannello of Roanoke is a senior whose major is marketing.
• David Johnson of Roanoke is a senior whose major is music.
• Tyler Kemp of Roanoke is a junior whose major is health sciences.
• Patricia Longmire of Roanoke is a senior whose major is English.
• Ana Morales of Roanoke is a senior whose major is studio art.
• Stephen Nash of Roanoke is a senior whose major is writing, rhetoric and technical communications.
• Perryn Ohmsen of Roanoke is a junior whose major is anthropology.
• Carroll Parfitt of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is chemistry.
• Sheena Petty of Roanoke is a junior whose major is nursing.
• Kathleen Pillis of Roanoke is a senior whose major is political science.
• Caitlin Powell of Roanoke is a junior whose major is psychology.
• Molly Reilly of Roanoke is a senior whose major is marketing.
• Amanda Rice of Roanoke is a senior whose major is geographic science.
• Abigail Richards of Roanoke is a senior whose major is graphic design.
• Claire Sibley of Roanoke is a senior whose major is accounting.
• Laura Snyder of Roanoke is a junior whose major is communications studies.
• Sarah Stilwell of Roanoke is a senior whose major is interdisciplinary liberal studies.
• Alyssa Torre of Roanoke is a senior whose major is theatre and dance.
• Eric Vess of Roanoke is a senior whose major is chemistry.
• Daniel Vieth of Roanoke is a sophomore whose major is communications studies.
• Joanna Wickham of Roanoke is a senior whose major is psychology.
• Leah Wilkes of Roanoke is a junior whose major is integrated science and technology.
• Elizabeth Williams of Roanoke  is a sophomore whose major is communication sciences and disorders.
• Lindsay Wirt of Roanoke is a senior whose major is theatre and dance.
• Zev Woodstock of Roanoke is a junior whose major is integrated science and technology.

Students who receive dean’s list honors must carry a semester course load of at least 12 graded credit hours and earn a GPA of between 3.5 and 3.899.

James Madison University is a comprehensive university that is part of the statewide system of public higher education in the Commonwealth of Virginia and is the only university in America named for President James Madison. Established March 14, 1908, the university offers programs on the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels with its primary emphasis on the undergraduate student. JMU provides a total education to students – one that has a broad range of the liberal arts as its foundation and encompasses an extensive variety of professional and pre-professional programs, augmented by a multitude of learning experiences outside the classroom.

– Submitted by JMU