Students Earn Inclusion On UI Spring Dean’S List

Wed., July 15, 1998

The University of Idaho has announced the dean’s list for spring semester.

Students must achieve a set grade point while carrying a specified number of credit hours to be included in the list with requirements varying among the different academic colleges.

Students and their colleges are listed by hometown.

Potlatch: Katherine Comstock, and Jenna Rauch, Agriculture; Sam Dial, Education; Kelsey Beckner, General Studies; Heather Hogaboam and Diana Rich, Letters & Science; Heather Hogaboam, Mines & Earth Resources.

Tensed: Michael Adams and Michelle Dragoo, Forestry, Wildlife & Range Sciences.

Troy: Jennifer Lawrence, Emmett Schultz and Laura Zmuda, Agriculture; Heidi Bohman, Courtney Greene, Jennifer Lawrence and Shahna Paul, Education; Anne Kannegaard, Gregory Mack, Allison Smith, Kimberly Traver, Cynthia Yarno and Jadie Zimmerman, Letters & Science.

Worley: James Windisch, Education.

Deary: Rachel White, Business & Economics; Lynn Braaten, Brandi Brown and Lanna Proctor, Education; Jeffrey Ward, Engineering; Shawna Johansen and Amy Ward, Letters & Science.

Genesee: Courtney Grieser, Agriculture and Education; Christa Johnson, Agriculture and Business & Economics; Michael Rishling, General Studies; Kristine Hagen and Adam Wilson, Letters & Science.

Harvard: Pamela Howard, Art & Architecture.

Juliaetta: Lara Pinson, General Studies.

More UI dean’s list students will follow in future Achievements columns.

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