Posted on May 06, 2026

UNCG student Janae Wofford smiles while working in the lab.
Janae Wofford, one of the 2026 Provost Student Excellence Awardees.

On behalf of the Provost and the Honors Council of Lloyd International Honors College, UNCG delighted to announce the recipients of the 2026 Provost Student Excellence Awards. This is the highest academic honor for undergraduate students at UNCG, recognizing excellence both in and out of the classroom.

Congratulations!

AnnaGrace Berry, Specialized Education Services
Peyton Bowditch, School of Music
Caden Brady, Biology
Hailey Burnett, Dance
Elle Burnette, Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies
Rachel Clanton, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Jay Clarkson, Political Science
Annelise Eidt, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Elisabeth Eleazer, Biology
Bella Estrada, School of Art
Amber Fairchild, Biology
Isatou Suwad Fall, School of Art
Eileen Galdamez, Nutrition
Taylor Gettings, Interior Architecture
Jolie Hauser, Accounting and Finance
Edgar Hernandez, Management
Mac Hoffa, Dance
Hanna Husseini, Interior Architecture
Sabrina Ibrahim, Social Work
Remi JeanMarie-Jennings, Public Health Education
Malcolm Johnson, Public Health Education
Gracen Long, School of Music
Maya McCall, School of Theatre
Samantha McInturff, School of Theatre
Iyana Mercado, Political Science
Ana Mosqueda, Community and Therapeutic Recreation
Holland Shay Pankey, Accounting and Finance 
Kristina Perdue, Ancient Mediterranean Studies & Archaeology
Zion Raczenski, Psychology
Sebastian Rodriguez, Nursing
Mya Snell, Nursing
Sasha Steffey, Computer Science
Nikolai Tassin, Psychology
Manodnya Vaidya, Management
Peyton Valla, Nursing
Raquel Walton, School of Art
Jacey Ward, Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies
Leah Wehrly, Nutrition
Janae Wofford, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Arianna Young, Social Work
Libby Zou, Computer Science

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