Area Students At UI Will Receive Degrees

Area University of Idaho students will receive degrees at the close of the 1996 spring semester. All degrees are baccalaureate unless otherwise noted.

Fernwood - Richard Strong, College of Mines.

Genesee -Kimberly Bielenberg, College of Business; Cynthia Johnson and Howard Jones, both College of Education; George Wilson Jr., College of Forestry; Rebecca Lukas Gardner, Dean Shirley, Dawn Tolan and Aaron Zenner, all College of Letters and Science; Donna Esser Womack, Master of Education; and Brenda McKenzie and Christie Ragle, Master of Science.

Harrison -Kirsten Cornell, College of Letters and Science.

Hayden - Shannon Monaco and Marcy Tonna, both College of Education; Michael Nelson, Laurie Putnam and Lance Taylor, all College of Letters and Science. Hayden Lake Jennifer Kelly Dodson, College of Education; Ryan Carnie and Eric Roth, both College of Engineering; Michael Andrea, Becky Behmer, Christa Manis, Julie O’Hagan McCoy and Heather Thayer, all College of Letters and Science; and Laura Hall, Specialist in School Psychology.

Hope - Kai Middleton, College of Education; Shawn Riffe, College of Engineering; and Britt Heisel and Christina Lizotte, both College of Letters and Science.

Juliaetta - Wendy Allen, College of Business, and Charles Ahrent, Master of Public Administration.

Kellogg - Jennifer Lonn, College of Agriculture; Michael Lininger, College of Letters and Science; and Ray Yount, Master of Education.

Kendrick - Jerry Galloway, Master of Education.

Kingston - Stephanie Edwards Ivie, College of Education.

Kootenai - Jerry Hindberg, College of Business.

Moyie Springs - Stephen Olson, Master of Education.

Mullan - James Noordam, College of Letters and Science, and James Dunnigan, Master of Science.

Naples - Lisa Frederickson, College of Letters and Science.

Oldtown - Scott Wilson, College of Business; Keith Smith, College of Education; and John Thompson, College of Letters and Sciences.

Osburn - Jennifer Jordan, College of Letters and Science.

Pinehurst - Heather Cowles, College of Agriculture, and Karen Montez, College of Engineering.

Plummer - Shane Sanford,, College of Education, and Robert Matt, College of Forestry.

Post Falls - Matthew Carr, College of Art and Architecture; William Bakes and Janse Deming, both College of Business; Camella Cornutt Carlson, Lisa Dobson, Patsy Dertien Hargrave, Michael Jamison, Dolores Ruenger and Sandra Shinn, all College of Education; Mason Hiatt, and Jarimy Sylte, both College of Engineering; Amy Birge, Kathleen Collier, Aaron Hudson, Michael Peterson, Victoria Thomas and Russell Wright, all College of Letters and Science; Melissa Chaffee, College of Mines; Michael Horrocks, Juris Doctor; and Edward Button, Angela Dolph Clancy and Lyndon Harriman, all Master of Education.

Potlatch - Kathleen Lubben Brotherton, College of Art and Architecture; Bernetta Miller, College of Education; Jolene Taylor and Cheryle Carlson Gonzales, both College of Education; Tanya Hayden and Angela Sawyer, both College of Letters and Science; and Carey Carscallen and Michael Huebner, both Master of Arts.

Priest River - Julie Trost, College of Education, and Susan Seaman, Specialist in Educational Administration.

Rathdrum - Sara Watkins, College of Agriculture; Laura King Culp and Jennifer Rude, both College of Education; Dawn Krueger, College of Letters and Science; and Robert Jones, Master of Natural Science.

Sagle - Heather Greiff and Christine Schranck, both College of Business; Linda Paramore, College of Education; Brandon Brown and Mark McNearney, both College of Engineering; Jamelon Emmick and Christine Webb, both College of Letters and Science; Merilee Lovelace, Master of Education; and Catherine King, Master of Science.

More University of Idaho graduates will appear in Saturday’s Achievements column.

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