Grays Harbor College Students Recognized on All-Washington Academic Team

Grays Harbor College students Gina Stinson and Zoey Johnson have been recognized as members of the 2026 All-Washington Academic Team, a national program organized by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. The All-Washington Academic Team honors individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to success and achievement in academics and in their communities.  

Gina Stinson is completing her Associate of Arts – Direct Transfer degree at GHC. After graduating, Gina will transfer to Washington State University to pursue a Bachelor of Social Science with focuses in Political Science, Anthropology, and Comparative Ethnic Studies. Deeply committed to social justice, Gina plans to pursue a JD or MPP to advance equitable public policy. Her dedication to community impact includes leading a Global Business project that funded a microfinance loan for a woman owned business in Honduras. 

Zoey Johnson is a Nursing student at GHC. She has been drawn to the medical field since childhood, when caring for her horse sparked an interest in healthcare. After an early career in finance, Zoey returned to her true passion and began pursuing a career in nursing. She plans to transfer to Washington State University to complete her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, with the ultimate goal of earning a doctorate to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist and work in the operating room. Outside of her academic pursuits, Zoey enjoys spending her time outdoors fishing, archery hunting, and hiking. 

 “Gina and Zoey represent the best of Grays Harbor College, and we are proud of their dedication, perseverance, and hard work,” said Grays Harbor College President Dr. Carli Schiffner. “We look forward to celebrating them this week and watching their success continue at WSU!”   

Gina and Zoey were honored alongside nominees from across the state at a ceremony on Thursday at South Puget Sound Community College.