Ewu Announces Spring Graduates

Eastern Washington University has announced its roster of spring graduates who received bachelor and master degrees.

Students and their majors are listed by their hometowns: Almira: Henry Carstensen, human resource.

Chattaroy: Todd Koesel, accounting; Matthew Bayley, computer information systems.

Cheney: Christopher Lopes, computer science/ mathematics; Amber McKnight and Jennifer Reed, psychology; Dawn Zarkos, government; Anna Rose, English; Derrick Chase, geology; Sarah Collins, biology; Dani Gooler, physics; Scott Wright, physical education; Marcus McCollum, electric media and film; Bobbi Miller, social work; Chin Chen, arts; Chin Wang, human resource; Yasuko Kato, communications; Yukihiro Kursho, interdisciplinary studies; and Brent Hanlen, electronic media and film.

Stephen Glass, theater; Garrett Franz, master of fine arts in creative writing; Darlene Daneker, master of science applied psychology and mental health counseling; and Nancy Jenkins, Sean O’Neil, Olson Turner, master of social work.

Chewelah: Heidi Kroiss, natural science.

Colfax: Pamela Stoner, mathematics.

Colville: Lisa Green, criminology; Angela Siegel, health; and Christin Vaccarezza, reading.

Curlew: Bodie Kjolseth, natural science.

Cusick: Martin Landry, social science.

Davenport: Roxanne Siegert, history.

Ephrata: Tamara Cardwell, social work; Brandon Whallon, planning; and Joanna Street, physical education.

Garfield: Everett Johnson, management.

Hunters: Mary Schwartz, social work; and Brady Toulou, computer information systems.

Inchelium: Amanda Miller, Spanish.

Kettle Falls: Byron Weiss, criminology; Matt Ballance, developmental psychology; and Leroy Olson, social work.

Liberty Lake: Bonnie Smith, master of social work.

Lind: Melissa Hill, biology.

Medical Lake: Richard Foy, social work; Brandie Silva, English; and Laurie Karr, master of science, applied psychology.

Moses Lake: Michael Monek, math; Ater Beltran, marketing; Ladena Christensen, reading; Jaime Homer, dental hygiene; Mario Gonzales, developmental psychology; and Lani Nickell, master of education.

Newman Lake: Grace Dauncey and Donna Reilley, communication disorders.

Newport: Timothy Lane, biology.

Northport: Karla Sauvola, accounting.

Oakesdale: Jo Grodt, reading.

Odessa: Juli Kistler, business education.

Pullman: Kelli Shrope, human resource; Allen Ostraat, accounting; Douglas Harder, art; and Wyatt Bergum, biology.

Reardan: Kendrie Johnson, history; Christina Simmons, social work; Justin Flaa, accounting; and Monty Soliday, physical education.

Republic: Esa Larivere, master of social work.

Spangle: Janafer Coller, business; Michael Jacobson, business/economics; and Tony Kern, biology.

Spokane (listed by graduating high schools): Central Valley: Amanda Bailey, communications; Jennifer Hoerner, psychology; Darcy Hoover, social work; Jessie Hulet, communications; Phil Koestner, Spanish; Shane Skipworth, criminology; Sonja Lewis, finance; Lorelle Miller, accounting; Keith Radmaker, management information systems; Ann Sanders, accounting; Krista Andrizzi, earth science; Larry Beck, social science; Todd Clark, Dan Owens, mathematics; Lynn Tanner, health; Brian Gibbons, communications; and Mikkie Ennis, nursing.

East Valley: Jim Oberst, interdisciplinary studies; Lora Spooner, sociology; Angela Weaver, social work; Sheila Dunham and Sandra Hope, accounting; Tamara Phillips, early childhood development; Michelle Reed, reading; Peter Boden, computer science; Teresa Herambourg, chemistry; Leslie Holub, biology; and David Volland, computer science.

Gonzaga Preparatory: Walter Spilker, communications; Ginger Verhaag, interdisciplinary studies; Scott Carroll, management; Thomas Cox, special education; Irah Leonetti, Jaime McCoy and Gregory Tarbert, biology; Laurie Waller, technology; and Yia Yang, master of social work.

Ferris: Ginette Blackhart, psychology; Benjamin Dyck, theater; Sharon Haug, government; Damian Meyer, psychology; Marie Pomada, anthropology; Molly McRoberts, finance; Jacob Grant, mathematics, Hilarie Cazier and Autumn Hanson, dental hygiene; Jennifer Beck and Julie Carollo, biology; Victorio Hulubei, chemistry; Jennifer Schroeder, developmental psychology; Joshua Stirpe, master of business administration; and Kenneth Lower andDamian Meyer, psychology.

Rogers: Allison Anthony, English; Stacey Berry, social work; Ashley Ulmer, German; Mary Redington, management information systems; Julie Day, reading; Robin Riopelle, child development; and Tim Burke, biology.

Lewis and Clark: Daniel Busse, communications; Robert Delateur, history; Stephanie Helfrich, interdisciplinary studies; Melissa Koch, communication disorders; Timothy Ott, electronic media and film; Rachel Shulman, Spanish; Matthew Zuchetto, government; James Biggar, geology; Micheal Devine, computer science; and Rudyard McKennon, chemistry.

Mead: Christina Bishop, recreation and leisure service management; Cindy Wavra, anthropology; Brysen Bristow, business/economics; Nicole Fuselier, marketing; Benjamin Holt, finance; Nathan Jessen, management information systems; Kristen Kautzman, Kevin Kluender and Zachary Reyburn, marketing; Stephanie Collett, reading; Mark Johnson, social science; Jennifer Smee, English; Lorrie Solverson, social science; Vanessa Kirby and Lorraine Salanik, biology; and Christine Carlson, master of social work.

North Central: Denise Culnane, psychology; Samantha Marx, communications; Anthony Purpura, electronic media and film; Michael Allen, natural science; Luke Marvel, English; Karen Brunette, biology; Carissa Roberts, developmental psychology; and Casey Smith, biology.

Northwest Christian: Deanna Estes and Tina Inch, social work; David Smith, computer information systems.

Shadle Park: Margaret Cordova, psychology; Krista Fretheim, English; Tonja Holden, interdisciplinary studies; Shaun Kelly, music; Tara Weldon, psychology; Tiffani Carl, accounting; Thien Nguyen and Molly Schultz, management information systems; Suzanne Distad, reading; Tyrone Hoard, physical education; Brian Buck, communications; Jana Day and Kyrstin Newell, biology.

University: Nathan Anderson, English; Jennifer Hansen, social work; Ryan Jarvie, Spanish; David Kissee, journalism; Susan Kreider, social work; Selena Boeckel, human resource; David Dexter, finance; Kimberly Hatch, marketing; Richelle Greenwood, business education; Leslie McGill, Cheri Milionis, reading; Lisa Huebschman, physical education; Amy Hymas, computer information systems; Ned Cline, master of education social science; and Shaundra Adams, master of social work.

Valley Christian: Cory Tobin, management.

Other Spokane-area residents: Meshal Al Mutairi, economics; Mary Mendenhall, social work; Leslie Merriman, interdisciplinary studies; Charolette Henry, accounting; Joshua Reighley, management information systems; Carol Thosath, accounting; Sharon Whitehall, human resource; David Deakins, biology; Michael Beem, Shigeru Kubota and Bradley Prior, nursing; Masako Tanigaki, interdisciplinary studies; Emi Tamura, developmental psychology; Do Choi, international affairs; Thao Huynh, management information systems; Daniel Brown, accounting; Christine Swan, special education; Nikki Easterling, developmental psychology; Ayako Katsuda, psychology; Dean Autrey, philosophy; and David Laur, biology.

Kenneth Jernberg, master of education; Harvey Berman, Julie Kintner, Kimber Bowen, Mollie Dalpae, Molly Mitchell, Beverly Riley, Tawna Walker and Rose Watne, master of social work; Kris Kurrus, master of fine arts creative writing/fiction; Hikaru Inamori, Kristen Gehring and Carri McDermott, master of science applied technology; Mark Hall, master of education in technology supported education; Erica Pedersen and Anne Paul, master of fine arts in creative writing; and Karen Brick, Leann Cole and Jody Shapiro, master of science applied psychology/mental health counseling.

Springdale: Derrick Dennis, chemistry.

Warden: Brian Robertson, history.