Ewu Spring Dean’s List Honorees Recently Named
The following students were named to the Dean’s List at Eastern Washington University for spring quarter:
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Spokane: Wilma Arnold, JoonWoo Bae, Justin Baker, Terry Barker, Mary Beach, Steffie Bergstrom, Alicia Biggs, Sonja Blankenship, Martina Boothman, Dawn Boyd, Jean Burke, Terralene Burnham, Charlotte Carey, Anna Carlson, Jody Cheever, David Chiappe, Kristine Crane, Jennifer Daly, George Dolce, Casey Dorrel and Dennis Frazier.
Michael Godberson, Lance Goffinet, Joshua Hardy, Patsy Haworth, Todd Healey, David Heinrich, Jorgeanne Herron, Charles Hormel Jr., Beth House, Lynnette Jensen, Charles Keller, Sabrina Keller, Johnathon Kinzel, Julie Kintner, Kyle Kuehn, Robert Ladd, Herbert LeBeau and Linda Lechelt.
Ann Little, Paul Logan, Pamela Lynch, Janine Maggart, Daniel Nedeau, Bryan Nessen, Andrew Niska, Philip Nunes, Gary Plett, Kristie Rash, Daniel Rice, Kozue Saito, Skye Saveson, Richard Schmidt, Kay Sigafoos, Christopher Smart, Keriana Smith, David Snyder, Geraldine Sombke, William Sommerfield, Elizabeth Staeheli, Paula Stockamp, Susan Thompson, Kristie Traver, Steven Troup, Julie Turnbough, Mary Vopalensky, Cheryl Wallis, Jane Wall, Rashelle Wray and Linda Yeomans.
Sprague: Michael Dodson.
Tekoa: Curtis Biel.
Tonasket: James Caddy, Michael McCliment, Adam Molenda and Brandi Watkins.
Walla Walla: John Baugher, Julie Bosley, Ryan Henkle, Tyler Jamison, Emily Jaquins, Douglas Morasch, Suzan Murr, Shanell Radtke, Amy Smith and Susan Yaw.
Waitsburg: Michael Tchong.
Warden: Tamara Elder.
Wenatchee: Natalie Avey, Harmony Kartchner, Karen Klahn, Suzanne Pace and Richard Ward.
Wilbur: Cindy Dreger and Shauni Ross.
Wilson Creek: Jessica James and Candace Sieg.
Bart Popowski, a teacher at
Republic (Wash.) Elementary, has been awarded a national fellowship as an independent student in the humanities by the Council for Basic Education. He received $3,200 for six weeks of study.
Margaret Graham, daughter of James Graham, Reardan, Wash., is the 1994-95 Outstanding Graduate in Journalism at Western Washington University.
Ted Robert Gurr, formerly of Spokane, was recently named Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland. He resides in Annapolis, Md., and is a professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the university.
United Way of Spokane County received the 1994 Dussault Award for its Day of Caring. The event was sponsored by eight local businesses and provided needed care on one day at nine area United Way agencies. The award was presented by the Spokane Public Relations Council.
The Rural Cultural Network awarded the following grants to local agencies:
$350 for a summer youth photography program and traveling photography exhibit at The Old Hotel, Othello.
$1,500 toward development and implementation of a marketing plan for a new dinner theatre operation at the Cutter Theatre in Metaline Falls.
$2,500 toward marketing assistance to the “Art on the Avenues” project in Wenatchee, which is installing major sculptural work this summer in downtown Wenatchee.
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