Area Students Chosen For UI Scholarships

Mon., June 8, 1998

The University of Idaho has awarded over $3.8 million to 3,000 students who will be attending the UI for the 1998-99 academic year. Students received scholarships for excellent academic records as well as activity involvement and leadership on campus and in communities.

Local recipients are:

Pinehurst

Janelle Baillie, Hecla Bunker Hill Scholarship, Lewis E. Warner Scholarship; Clinton Gibler, Lewis E. Warner Scholarship; and Lynn Maciosek, Ada Gregory Dawald Scholarship, Charles H. Foreman Scholarship, Norma L. Warner Scholarship.

Sagle

Jennifer Allard, Presidential; Ryan Carlson, Vernon Clark Memorial Scholarship; Erica Loveless, Alumni Association Scholarship; Patrick McLaughlin, Virginia Mowry Scholarship; Tami Moikeha, Presidential; Mindy Ornelas, Presidential, Grace M. Schwartz Scholarship; Jill Radonich, Grace M. Schwartz Scholarship; Timothy Steines, Presidential; and Tiffani Thomas, Idaho Academic Scholarship, Presidential.

Troy

Jon Erickson, Alumni Association; Connie Feldman, Virginia Mowry Scholarship; John Geidl, Alumni Association, Electrical Engineering Department Scholars Scholarship, Presidential, Gretchen Marie Thomas Memorial Scholarship, Zeigler Education Foundation Scholarship; Annie Jenkins, Presidential; Jessica Johnson, Alumni Association, Presidential, Gretchen Marie Thomas Memorial Scholarship; Clark Karoses, Grace V. Nixon (English) Scholarship; and Catherine King, Business Department Scholarship.

Scott Nelson, Catherine Brandt Scholarship, H.L. and W.L. Scholarship; Jesse Thomas, Grace V. Nixon (English) Scholarship; Trent Thompson, Business Dean’s Scholarship; Kimberly Traver, W.H. Butch Boyer Scholarship, Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation Scholarship; Emily Veien, Charles Ambrose Adams Scholarship, Presidential, Gretchen Marie Thomas Memorial Scholarship; Robert Wagner, Eric Calvin Godshall Memorial Scholarship; and Jadie Zimmerman, Theodore Florentz Scholarship.

Viola

Jeffrey Olsen, Business Department Scholarship, Minority Student Scholarship.

Moscow

Michael Baron, Jean Collette Theater Scholarship; Charlene Belles, Cenex Honors Scholarship; Kenneth Benjamin, Florence Summers Hollada Scholarship, Zeigler Education Foundation; James Bielenberg, Presidential, UI Scholars Award; Kristi Black, James and Jane M. Foley Scholarship; Rose Blyth, Joan Schaertl Northrop Scholarship; Jennifer Odle, Donald and Velsie Snyder Scholarship, Chemical Engineering Scholarship; Jeffery Olson, John and Earlene Taylor Scholarship; Heather Paul, Mary Hall Niccolls Scholarship; Gina Penoncello, Alumni Association, Idaho Academic Scholarship; Kellie Pope, Alumni Association, Idaho Academic Scholarship, Presidential.

Rebecca Prisbrey, Presidential; William Prisbrey, Luntey Chemical Engineering Scholarship, Carl L. and Alice Von Ende Scholarship, Chemical Engineering Scholarship; Genevieve Pudewa, Scholarship of Merit; Gabriel Putnam, The Lt. Charles Nelton Cairns Scholarship; Tracy Randall, Virginia Mowry Scholarship; Luke Raymond, Carl M. Hansen Foundation Scholarship; Katharine Reeve, Alumni Association; Tami Reischel, C.C. and Mary Davidson; Kimberly Rigg, Hollada Scholarship, Florence Summers Scholarship; Kimberly Robb, Multicultural Scholars in Agriculture, Mary Hall Niccolls Scholarship, Fred Reichert Scholarship, Agriculture Scholarship; Jeffrey Robenstein, William Barnes (Mechanical Engineering) Scholarship; Michael Rosgen, Virginia Mowry Scholarship; Joshua Rushton, Catherine Brandt Scholarship, H.L. and W.L. Scholarship; and Kelly Sawyer, Catherine Brandt Scholarship, H.L. and W.L. Scholarship.

William Scallorn, Carl L. and Alice Von Ende Scholarship; Jennifer Schmidt, Alumni Association, Idaho Academic Scholarship, Presidential; Holly Schwager, David Bolingbroke Memorial Scholarship; Benjamin Schwantes, Presidential; Juliet Scott, Alumni Association; Melissa Segota, Alumni Association; Mahmood Sheikh, Bookstore/Activities-Leaders Minority Student Scholarship; Ryan Shumaker, Alumni Association; Matthew Skinner, Graue Scholarship; Andrew Smith, Alumni Association; Donna Smith, John Calhoun Smith Scholarship, History Scholarship; Lester Snoderly, Harold Amos Scholarship, Catherine Brandt Scholarship, H.L. and W.L. Scholarship; Thomas Sokoloski, Electrical Engineering UG Scholarship; and Jeremy Spencer, C.W. Moore Scholarship, Presidential.

Summer Steele, Earl and Ada David Scholarship, Mary Hall Niccolls Scholarship; Kelly Stephan,; Wisconsin Alumni Scholarship; Hannah Stevens, Alumni Association; Tracy Stewart, Lillian Howe Foster Scholarship; Jayme Strong, Catherine Brandt Scholarship, H.L. and W.L. Scholarship; Emily Styer, Idaho Academic Scholarship, Presidential; Penny Taylor, Pearl Gillice Scholarship; and Brian Tenney, James and Jane M. Foley Scholarship.

Jodi Tharp, Mary Hall Niccolls Scholarship; Michael Thomas, Charles Ambrose Adams Scholarship, Alumni Association; Raymond Thomson, Alumni Association, Presidential, Scholarship of Merit, UI Scholars Award; Matthew Todd, Alumni Association, Electrical Engineering Department, Idaho Academic Scholarship; and Jessica Torbeck, Alumni Association, C.W. Moore Scholarship, Nonini Moscow High School Scholarship, Presidential.

More UI scholarship recipients will follow in future Achievements columns.

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