Area Students Earn Place On UI’s Fall Dean’s List

Sun., March 3, 1996

Compiled By Maisy Fernandez

Several Inland Northwest students attending the University of Idaho were named to the Dean’s List for the fall quarter. The students, their hometowns and majors are:

Cheney: Jeffrey H. Hanegan, Eric L. Hisaw and Joelle M. Zimmerman, education; and Amy J. Brown, letters and science.

Colfax: Kia J.N. Coston, business; and Jennifer A. Widman, education.

Colville: Kelly J. Gordon, agriculture; and Jennifer A. Widman, education.

Mead: Stefanie A. Parrott, education.

Medical Lake: Brandon D. Day, engineering.

Moses Lake: Arin L. Thompson, forestry.

Spokane: David M. Ritchey and Elisha L. Stanard, art and architecture; Andrea J. Geer and Allison L. Rockwell, agriculture; Paul J. Bennett, Daniel J. Christiansen, Alexander G. Gibson, John M. Halttunen, Chad J. MacDonald, Jason L. Nicerl and Jay K. Young, engineering; Calli M. Daley, forestry; and Michelle N. Greenwood, Shane W. Heideman, Benjamin P. Lehinger, Lawrence E. Pittman III, William M. Schwarz, Mark C. Stanek and Corey E. Thompson, letters and science.

Veradale: Jennifer L. Tesch, education; and Daniel P. Mendes and Kris M. Petsch, letters and science.

Joshua Ruby, was named to the Dean’s Honor List at Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs, Colo., for the fall semester.

Ruby, son of Kathy Ruby, is a graduate of Ferris High School.

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