UW dean’s list cites students from Inland NW
The following students have been named to the winter quarter dean’s list at the University of Washington. Students must hold a grade-point average of 3.5 or better to be named to the list. Students are listed by their hometown.
Chattaroy: Andrew Clark.
Cheney: Sam Burden, Zak Nelson, Ryan Snowden.
Colbert: Katelyn Armstrong, Kohl Crecelius, Sarah Ellison, Matthew Halpin, Michael Hoover, Nathan Powel.
Deer Park: Hutch Goodman, Joshua Hanlin.
Greenacres: Jarret Falkner.
Liberty Lake: Daniel Blizzard, Andrea Hunton, Shane Kinard, Allison Kogler, Ryan Peterson, Daniel Yeager.
Mead: Jessica Gill.
Medical Lake: Vienna Austria, Melissa Kaplan, Julie Simmons.
Nine Mile Falls: Cleo Emelye Slaughter.
Otis Orchards: Michelle Bellino.
Spokane: Christopher Adare, Todd Adolphson, Noah Albertus, Daniel Ames, Daniel Anderson, Eric Arendt, Peter Arendt, Jacob Bale, Rachael Ballien, Rachael Bauer, Addy Bauermeister, Gilad Berenstein, Noah Best, Eric Bierwagen, Marlena Blonsky, Kelly Boubel, Ryan Boyd, Edward Bradley, Alexander Brandt, Lawrence Brick, Orion Buske, Jeffrey Carlson, Jacquelyn Carlsson, David Chang, Gene Chatham, Brian Christensen, Christine Chung, Joshua Cochran, Curt Collyer, Sarah Comfort, Caitlin Connelly, Bayle Conrad, Amanda Craig, Daniel Cronin, Sarah Cunningham, Jason Cunnington, Brandon Darnell, Derek Dauphin, Ashley Dillon, Laura Diluzio, Byron Doepker, Mary Donovan, Megan Dormaier, Billy Duong, Cody Enzler, Brandon William Farrell, Anna Ferris, Ryan Floyd, Joshua Froscheiser, John Frostad, Bradley Fulkerson.
Angela Gaffney, Bryn Garrehy, Lara Gass, Seth Geiser, Sarah Glass, Elizabeth Gleesing, Alison Goodman, Travis Goss, Amanda Griner, Danielle Guimond, Jediah Hankin, Lindsay Hartsoch, Heather Hemmingmoore, Sarah Hershman, Curtis Heyamoto, Douglas Hill, Ashley Hirst, Michael Hoak, Blair Holbrook, Brandon Houk, Melissa Huppin, Peter Huss, Brian Hutchinson, Kevin Ilagan, Jensine Isip, Jake Janecek, Joleen Janecek, Courtney Johnson, Brian Jones, Harry Jones, Daniel Jorgensen, Ryan Kastl, Kaylah Keenan, Elizabeth Kellman, Kirsten King, Christa Kirby, Katie Kirschke, Brian Lagerstrom, Tyler Laney, Deric Latendresse, Cassie Lown, Tara Luciani, Alexander Martin, Robert McCarville Jr., Jonathan McKay, Braden McRae, Katrina Mendoza, Eric Milhem, Erin Milhem, Daniel Miller, Kathleen Miller, Katie Miller, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Kaitlin Morrison, Marlee Mukai, Maren Murphy, Justin Numata.
Cassandra Ogohara, Timothy Olson, Keith Onstot, Phedra Orcutt, Ashley Ovlen, Derek Pacheco, Arthur Patterson, David Peters, Janessa Pilling, Christopher Pineo, Holly Pippenger, Christopher Poppy, Nicholas Price, Alexander Prugh, Gavin Radkey, Elma Rasic, Samantha Rayner, Diana Rees, Kyle Reynolds, Daniel Richardson, Matthew Richardson, Bethany Robinson, Blake Rogers, Daniel Rossi, Joy Rowe, Kelsi Sale, Brandt Scanlan, Morgan Schmeltzer, Brandon Schmidt, Daniel Schultheis, Megan Schwab, Anthony Schwebs, Amy Sciuto, Spenser Seddon, Luke Sedler, Dominique Seghetti, Franklin Severinghaus, Greg Sexton, Amanda Shortell, Summerlynn Sigler, Laura Simpson, Jared Sisk, April Skubinna, Karl Smith, Danielle Spear, Kristine Spitzer, Haley Topliff, Jether Tormo, Dion Trimble, Bryce Vandervert, Davis Vaughn, Michelle Vinje, Stephanie Wade, Marcia Welk, Elizabet Wendt, Katrina Wigert, Conrad Winter, Joel Wukelic, Casey Wynecoop, Ryan Yoke, Abraham Zellman, Christopher Zentz Sr., John Zver.
Idaho
Five local students earned awards for speeches they wrote during the recent North Idaho College Spring Speech Contest. Of more than 400 students enrolled in Communications 101 classes, only 20 were selected by their peers to participate in the contest.
Cassidy Kobialka of Coeur d’Alene won first place in the career category with her speech “It’s Not Rocket Science.” Colleen Johnson of Laclede spoke on “There’s No Business Like Home Business” to take second place. Buffie Minter of Post Falls took third place with her speech titled “The Counselor.”
Stephanie Degaetano of Post Falls won first place in the miscellaneous category with her speech “Fact or Fiction: The Truth About the Army Lifestyle.” Pete Tuford of Rathdrum won second place with his speech titled “Motorcycle Riding: The Adventure.”