More Spring Husky Grads From Spokane Named

Thu., Sept. 17, 1998

This is a continuing list of Inland Northwest students who graduated last spring with bachelor’s degrees from the University of Washington in Seattle.

The students and their degrees are listed alphabetically by their hometowns:

Spokane (continued): Jennifer Judge, Latin; Grace Kim, accounting; Matthew Klein, geography; Brian Kraemer, mathematics; Piotr Kravtsov, electrical engineering; James X. Kwong Jr., communications.

Jennifer La Marche, psychology; Yen Boi Lam, technical communication; Gregory Lang, communications; Kiersten Lee, anthropology; Shanna Lindner, English; John Lindsay, chemical engineering; John Little, ceramics; Vanessa Loland, biology.

Sarah Mabee, fisheries; Courtney Manfred, forest resources engineering; Emily Martin, microbiology; Trisha McKnight, psychology; Tara McNallen, zoology; Jared Miller Jr., business administration; Heidi Mitchell, communications; Ryan Moffatt, sociology; Heather Moritz, business administration; Eric Mueller, biochemistry; Heidi Nelson, economics; Sara Nicholson, English.

Mary Olmsted, landscape architecture; John Osebold, English; Julie Parsons, sociology; Tonya Peck, business administration; Adam Petrusky, forest management; Joshua Phillips, civil engineering; Corey Plaster, zoology.

Ryan Raber, sociology; Derek Repp, English; Chad Rodgers, environmental health; David Roe, history.

Tana Saint, medical technology; Kelley Salsbury, pharmacy; David Sanderson, mechanical engineering; Justin Schmidt, industrial engineering; Dustin Soo Wung Shin, biology; Jason Shrope, civil engineering; Darren Slackman, business administration; Jennifer Slaughter, political science.

Kina Smith, psychology; Michael Smith, English; Blythe Snook, French; Eric Stainbrook, international studies; Ralph Stimers, political science; Dustin Struckman, philosophy; Phillip Suver, political science.

Kelli Tharp, political science; Christine Valpiani, civil engineering; Lambert Vanderwalde, business administration; Becky VanGemert, zoology; Jack Vines III, business administration.

Michael Warner, English; Linda Wilkey-Hilgenfeld, psychology and occupational therapy; Wayne Rong-He Wu, business administration; and Sunny Ybarra, psychology.

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