ORONO — The University of Maine recognized 2,298 students for achieving Dean’s List honors in the fall 2016 semester.

Of the students who made the Dean’s List, 1,714 are from Maine, 523 are from 31 other states and 61 are from 27 countries other than the U.S.

Listed are local students who received Dean’s List honors for fall 2016, completing 12 or more credit hours in the semester and earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Acton: Samuel Beaudoin, Emily Clarke, Daniel Miles

Alfred: Andrew Bullard, Daniel Bullard, Kailey Daigle, Chelsie Goodwin, Audrey Hoyle, Faith Hoyle, Jacqueline Stolo

Arundel: Erin Acheson, Jacob Buttarazzi, Lauren Dickson, Katherine Dube, Adam Michel, Jenna Paul, Nicholas Roberts

Berwick: Jacob Bradshaw, Jami Hayes, Dustin Knight, Alexander Menter, Cory Sollberger, David Stansfield, Hannah Waters

Biddeford: Miranda Blais, Connor Bouffard, Ashlyn Bourque, Justine Bouthot, Spencer Desrochers, Emily Doyon, Courtney Heffernan, Alexis Innes, Christian Knight, Maggie Maloy, Roy Meredith, Anna Mininni, Amber Mondor, Vie Nadeau-Carney, Connor Pothier, Michael Shea, Kiana Ward, Michelle Ward, Maxim Zakian

Buxton: Evan Amell, H. Wiley Hollen, Alyssa Libby, Madeline Logan, Rose Michelson, Connor Shields

Cape Neddick: Elise Bartlett

Cornish: Olivia Ruhlin

Dayton: Alexander Belanger, Avery Dunn

East Parsonsfield: Caleb Winslow

East Waterboro: Andrew Lee

Eliot: Zoe Brown, Alyssa Curtis, Isabella Etro, Jackson Foley, Bryant Goodenough, Kayla Perry, Anthony Peterson, Adya Plourde, Garrett Robinson, Erica Sewell, Josef Siraco, Anne Spezia, Hattie Stiles

Hollis Center: Benjamin Peterson

Kennebunk: Nicholas Barto, Emma Ewy, Dylan Haroldsen, Kaleigh Haroldsen, Haloye Johnson, Seneca Landry, Tori Leonard, Rigel Paradise, Korey Pow, Timothy Price, Colm Pusey, Nathan Ruel, Julia Towne, Isaac Vaccaro

Kennebunkport: Willow Bates, Stewart Doe, Sierra Kuun, Alexander Sullivan, Brianna Walsh

Kittery: Briana Lamoureux, Nicole McNally, Aidan Morrill, Alli Schoff

Kittery Point: Mark Lambrecht

Lebanon: Jacob Lelievre, Emmaline Lovely, Laura Nicolo, Kylie Paradis

Limerick: Jacob Hougham, Alyssa Wardwell

Limington: David Hegarty, Jordyn Long, Emily Page

Lyman: Drew Brooks

North Berwick: Jacob Burgess, Dylan Doucette, Taylor Dupont, James Stewart, Anna Wright

North Waterboro: Nathan Baert, Desiree Labbe, Madeline Sanborn

Ogunquit: Olivia Arnold

Old Orchard Beach: Hunter Boutot, Jamie Crowley, Lauren Fogg, Samuel Jenkins, Olivia Murphy, Sarah Poirier

Parsonsfield: Jamie McDonald

Saco: Justin Alcorn, Clayton Arundel, Robert Begin, Joshua Boldebook, Elizabeth Demin, Kendra Ermold, Jill Faucette, Henrikus Freeman, Jeffrey Gelinas, Alyssa Gilbert, Mariah Gilbert, Rebecca Harris, Jackson Hey, Megan Hurrell, Christopher Kowash, Colin Leary, Hannah Maddix, Meghan Murphy, Sarah Picard, Alicyn Romprey, Samantha Saucier, Kenneth Seneres, Kent Seneres
Sanford: Mathew Allen, Regan Buck, Rebecca Campbell, Vanessa Caron, Shae Horrigan, Karin Martin, Blaine Morin, Jenna Nichols, Uriah Noble, Justin Norman, Nisha Patel, Joshua Patnaude, Taylor Pepin

South Berwick: Allison Blunt, Renee Clavette, Shea Costin, Abigail Doyle, Hannah Folger, Jeffrey Graunke, Liam Hawthorne, Benjamin Hebert, Corrin Hoyt, Toni Kaplan, Ava Leman, Nicole McGee, Nicole O’Neil, Grace Pouliot, Andrew Purgiel, William Ramsay, Mikaella Sansoucie, Kendra Threeton, Ryan Tuano, Alexis Young

Springvale: Ashlin Jalbert, Allison L’Heureux, Tessali Morrison, Matthew Webber

Waterboro: Troy Cloutier, Tyler Everett, Keara White

Wells: Michaela Albano, Dominic Barra, Gabrielle Betters, Anthony Crawford, Augustus Heptig, Kate Macolini, Bennie McMinis, Cassandra Page

West Kennebunk: William Bauld

York: Steven Blaine, Kathryn Brown, Noah Carpenter, Kelsey Cole, Matthew Eaton, William Eaton, Spencer Goulette, Sarah Kate James, Andrew Kolbjornsen, Eric Lindbom, Rafael Mata, Abigail Pease, Zachary Pease, Stephen Reid, Caileb Stanley

The University of Maine, founded in Orono in 1865, is the state’s only public research university. It celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2015.

UMaine is among the most comprehensive higher education institutions in the Northeast and attracts students from Maine and 49 other states, and 63 countries. It currently enrolls 11,219 total undergraduate and graduate students who can directly participate in groundbreaking research working with world-class scholars.

The University of Maine offers 30 doctoral degrees and 80 master’s degrees; more than 90 undergraduate majors and academic programs; and one of the oldest and most prestigious honors programs in the U.S.

The university promotes environmental stewardship, with substantial efforts campuswide aimed at conserving energy, recycling and adhering to green building standards in new construction.

For more information about UMaine, visit umaine.edu.