UI Students Recognized For Academic Accomplishments

Fri., Feb. 27, 1998

University of Idaho students honored for academic achievement during the Fall semester have been announced.

Students must achieve a set grade-point average while carrying a specified number of credit hours with requirements varying among the various academic colleges.

Athol: Nickolas Peck, Engineering; and Mindy Ruskovich, Letters and Science.

Bayview: Melissa Hanenburg, Engineering; and Jeffrey Leonard, Business and Economics.

Bonners Ferry: Holly Cooley, Education, and Letters and Science; Jennifer Dickison, Agriculture; Stacee Dineen, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Sara Douthit, Letters and Science; Keri Ferguson, Education, and Letters and Science; Andrew Gehrke, Engineering; Patrick Gray, Letters and Science; Tera Harden, Law; Tyler Hurst, Education; Jaime Larson, Business and Economics; Trina Matejovsky, Business and Economics; Jonathan McIntosh, Engineering; Gordon Peyton, Letters and Science; Kelli Ripatti, Art and Architecture; Eric Sorenson, Education; Erika Thiel, Education; Jodi Tucker, Education; Andrea Verdal, Business and Economics; Solomon Wages, Engineering; and Kris Wofford, Education.

Cataldo: Emily Corkill, Agriculture; Carl Duncan, Education; and David Knapp, Education.

Clark Fork: Justin Ruen, Letters and Science, and Forestry Wildlife and Range Science; and Jason Scott, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science.

Cocolalla: Melody Hess, Letters and Science; Connie Neisen, Education; Cherise Neu, Agriculture; and Rebecca Roop, Letters and Science.

Coeur d’Alene: Erin Bader, Business and Economics; Katherine Baker, Letters and Science; Curtis Banger, Art and Architecture; Hazel Barrowman, Letters and Science; Tracey Benson, Letters and Science; Kelli Bex, Business and Economics; Robert Bieze, Engineering; Whitney Byxbee, Letters and Science; David Childs, Education; Lisa Christensen, Letters and Science; Kasey Cook, Agriculture; Deborah Crabtree, Education, and Letters and Science; Lisa Dahlberg, Art and Architecture; Zachary Doerzaph, Engineering; Chad Ebert, Engineering, and Letters and Science; Ryan Ebert, Letters and Science; Judith Edwards, Business and Economics; Kite Faulkner, General Studies; Jeffrey Fealko, Engineering; Tara Foote, Letters and Science; Rebecca Fox, Letters and Science; Stacey Frei, Education; Seth Gibbon, Engineering; Andrea Groat, Business and Economics; Cassandra Gulam, Education; Andrew Hayes, Engineering; and Joshua Hobbs, Letters and Science Christina Johnson, Letters and Science; Danielle Mangan, Engineering; Joel Marlow, Engineering; Jill Marshall, Agriculture; Reinold May, Art and Architecture; Rebecca Mewaldt, Education; Jeff Middleton, Letters and Science; Craig Osborne, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Samantha Palmer, Letters and Science; Jason Peppin, Engineering; Todd Phenneger, Education; Andrea Piscitello, Letters and Science; Nathan Preston, Letters and Science; Caroline Quade, Letters and Science; Sarah Quade, Letters and Science; Sharla Rider, Agriculture; Shannon Riggs, Letters and Science; Amy Sanderson, Letters and Science; Ross Schlotthauer, Engineering; Danielle Scott, Education; Joshua Sementi, Engineering; Debra Shaw, General Studies; Brian Shull, Business and Economics; Rebecca Stillinger, Letters and Science; Stephanie Stokes, Education; Joseph Taylor, Letters and Science; Michael Vandenberg, Education; Tonnie Vandenberg, Education; Melissa Villarreal, Letters and Science; Brett Villaume, Business and Economics; Amy Watts, Agriculture; Tracy Weimer, Letters and Science; Julie Weisel, Education; and Kevin Yrjana, Letters and Science.

More University of Idaho students will follow in future achievements.

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