Stanislaus State University has recognized the outstanding academic achievements of students who have earned a place on the Spring 2025 Dean’s List.
This prestigious honor is awarded to students who have demonstrated superior academic performance by maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 or higher during the semester.
The Dean’s List reflects students’ sustained focus, academic discipline and commitment to excellence. These high-achieving students demonstrate perseverance and intellectual curiosity as they continue to strengthen their skills, expand their academic interests and position themselves for future opportunities.
“Achieving academic excellence requires perseverance, discipline and a clear vision for the future,” said Martina Ramirez, dean of the College of Science. “Our Dean’s List honorees demonstrate the heart and tenacity it takes to thrive at Stan State and beyond.”
Ceres students making the Dean’s List in the College of Science are: Sydney Aguilar, Benjamin Alcazar, Galilea Alvarez, Sofia Amaral, Ashley Arenas, Alyssa Aveytia, Daniella Avila, Barshita Bhangu, Paola Campos, Genesis Cortes, Gabrielle Cunningham, Nicholas Davila, Jasnoor Dhaliwal, Hannah Duncan, Rachel Esceverri-Ruvalcaba, Jelaine Joy Esguerra, Diego Fernandez, Mayra Gallardo De Leon, Arizette Garcia, Angel Garibo Llamas, Jacqueline Gonzalez Quiroz, Laura Haro Sandoval, May Hasan, Stephanie Hernandez, Alexia Hernandez, Luis Armando Hernandez Ocegueda, Carlos Infante, Judith Jauregui Mercado, Navreet Kaur, Antonio Lara, Nelson Lopez, Marcos Martinez, Stephanie McCurdy, Judith Medina Zarate, Alexia Mora, Miranda Nunez, Lizbet Perez, Manuel Pimentel, Sara Preciado, Pamela Preciado, Valerie Salcedo, Jazmine Salgado, Jose Sanchez, Barbara Tovar, Jonathan Valdovinos, Hayley Velasquez and Vanessa Venegas
Keyes residents on the College of Science Dean’s List are: Maria Gamino Zamora, Felisa Gomez, Gabriel Palomar, Susana Pulido, Jeanet Ramos Montanez, Yaire Resendiz and Hodalys Toledo-Farias.
College of the Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Stanislaus State also recognized the outstanding academic achievements of students who have earned a place on the Spring 2025 Dean’s List in the College of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
“At Stanislaus State, academic excellence is not just an achievement – it’s a demonstration of educational engagement and a foundation for future success,” said Jim Tuedio, dean of the College of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. “Our Dean’s List students have exhibited exceptional focus and determination to excel in the academic arena, embodying core values at the heart of the Warrior Spirit.”
Ceres residents who earned a spot on the list are: Lupita Aceves, Fabian Amparo, Alexis Becerra, Sarah Bolden, Fernando Delgado, Brian Estrada, Jacob Gomez, Isaiah Gudino, Fatima Gutierrez, Isabel Gutierrez, Llarely Gutierrez, Deanna Guzman, Debora Haro, Emily Haro, Simranjit Hundal, Anissa Jara, Omar Lepe, Dasia Luanglath, Brianna Mendoza, Annalyse Perry, Fatima Piceno Castillo, Abigail Ramirez, Sesilia Ramirez Isguerra, Jose Ramirez Vale, Stacy Ramos, Israel Reyes, Maria Reyes, Emily Santoyo, Emma Silveria, Shannon Stultz, Matheo Torres-Pichardo, Ivan Ugarte, Alondra Vega and Marissa Whitfield.
Three Keyes residents making the list are: Raquel Garcia, Ivan Quintero-Ruiz and Gricelia Solis-Maldonado.
College of Business Administration
Ceres students on the Dean’s List in the College of Business Administration are: Cielo Acevedo Lopez, Cesar Alvarez, Zahid Alvarez, Maninder Bajwa, Juan Barrita, Alondra Carrillo Rodriguez, Amar Cheema, Elena Cortez, Andrew Downs, Hunter Eddings, Rebekah Edwards, Guadalupe Espinoza, Vannessa Gonzalez-Negrete, Julianna Lemus, Cristian Lopez, Nicole Lopez, Hugo Molina, Anthony Molina, Stephanie Parbol, Vanessa Reynaga, Maximiliano Rubio, David Sifuentes, Karanjot Singh, Sabrina Uribe, Janet Valencia Cornejo, Karen Vang, Julian Yepez and Noah Zamora.
Keyes students in the College of Business Administration on the list are: Oscar Ortiz Jr. and Melissa Trujillo.
College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work
Ceres students making the Dean’s List in the College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work are: Ana Alberto, Makenna Azevedo, Daniel Baker, Mariah Baxter, Ailyn Bucio, Isabelle Buenrostro, Joana Castro, Dylan Chauhan, Danai Chavarria Zamudio, Joanna Cuevas, Lizbeth Flores, Odaliz Flores, Arely Garcia, Samuel Garcia, Stephanie Gonzalez, Alyssa Guitron, Ethan Jones, Karly Kerr, Isabel Lopez, Jillian Mande, Yammillet Martinez, Aylin Navarro, Maribella Olide, Adrian Ontiveroa, Ilda Plancarte Salinas, Octavio Preciado, Jennifer Quezada, Joshua Raabe, Whitney Renga, Alondra Reyes, Lacey Riling, Nallely Rivera, Genesis Rivera Gonzalez, Monica Rivera Gonzalez, Jackylne Rodriguez-Orejel, Olivia Ruiz, Ariana Ruiz, Citlaly Salinas, Qalidra Sengsoury- Williams, Yareli Sosa, Cynthia Valencia and Maribel Viramontes Solis.
Keyes residents making the Dean’s List in the College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work are: Noema Anaya Tapia, Martin Anaya Tapia, Jeanessa Cerutti and Vivian Parra.
California State University, Stanislaus serves nearly 10,000 students at two Central Valley locations – a scenic 228-acre campus in Turlock and the Stockton campus in the city’s historic Magnolia District. CSUS offers 47 undergraduate and 26 graduate programs that support student achievement and social mobility.
