LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University recently announced that its 2024 spring term dean’s list includes 591 students. To receive the recognition, a grade point average of 3.5 or higher must be earned while completing a minimum of 12 hours of graded coursework.

Local students from Umatilla and Morrow counties receiving the academic honor and their field of study:

ATHENA — Luna Dennett, English/writing; Anastasia Jensen, history; Megan Phillips, English/writing; Cameron Reich, health and human performance.

BOARDMAN — Ariel Lissman, early childhood education; Lesliy Rivera, English/writing.

ECHO — Zachary Gehrke, business administration; Zora Gehrke, business administration.

HEPPNER — Kellen Grant, agriculture entrepreneurship.

HERMISTON — Taylor Cochell, accounting; Cadence Cooley, education/multidisciplinary studies; Mykah Krumwiede, anthropology/sociology; Hayden Larson, education/multidisciplinary studies; Kaleigh Leighton, education/multidisciplinary studies; Laylah Lucas, music/theatre; Bianca Ortiz, elementary education; Jose Rosas, psychology; Tyson Stocker, agricultural sciences/Oregon State University; Tyson Stocker, certificate/education; Ashley Treadwell, general studies-exploratory; Emily Wadkins, marketing; Morgan Wilson, elementary education.

IRRIGON — Katelynn Evans, elementary education.

LEXINGTON — Paul Lindsay, general studies-exploratory.

MILTON-FREEWATER — Hunter Brown, cyber security; Kailee McNall, psychology; Alexis Pio, computer science; Brenda Stringham, education/multidisciplinary studies.

PENDLETON — Alara Campbell, biology/chemistry-biochemistry; Gabrielle Fitzmorris, business administration; Milo Hawkins, English/writing; Jason Hogge, art; Simon Johnson, English/writing; Kinley McAnally, agriculture entrepreneurship; Lacy McCamey, marketing; Cooper Roberts, fire services administration; Haley Sanders, business administration; Blake Swanson, agriculture entrepreneurship; Rebecca Tesch, business; Abigail Thorne, general studies-exploratory; Sara Waldrop, psychology; Alexandra Williams, education/multidisciplinary studies; Anna Williams, business administration; Robert Windy Boy, emergency medical services administration; Noelle Zacharias, psychology.

PILOT ROCK — Rindy Watson, elementary education.

UMATILLA — Raechel Bennett, early childhood education; Kamryn Boston, education/multidisciplinary studies; Martha Jimenez Rodriguez, anthropology/sociology; Amara Theros, psychology; Leah Yarbrough, music.

EOU is based in La Grande. For more information, visit www.eou.edu.