UI Names Students On Spring Dean’S List

Tue., July 6, 1999

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

Eligible students must achieve a set grade point while carrying a specified number of credit hours, with requirements varying among the different academic colleges.

North Idaho students and their colleges are listed by hometown.

Moscow

Anthony Bohling, Mines and Earth Resources; Paul Boice, Law; Andrew Boyd, Letters and Science; Lynn Braaten, Education; Ann Brainard, Education; Jonathan Brandel, Letters and Science; Bridget Brewer, Letters and Science; Logan Brewer, Letters and Science; Lisa Broman, Business and Economics, and Letters and Science; Marc Brown, Law; Bridgit Bruins, Agriculture, and Education; Eve Bryant, Mines and Earth Resources; Lukas Bryson, Letters and Science; Jessica Bublitz, Law; Jena Burkman, Art and Architecture; Julia Busby, General Studies; Mary Busby, Agriculture; and Kenneth Buxton, Business and Economics.

Jacob Calene, Business and Economics; Summer Cambridge, Education; Amy Campbell, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Chad Campos, Law; Rebecca Carpenter, Mines and Earth Resources; David Casebolt, Engineering; Brian Casey, Education; Derek Chase, Business and Economics; Kimberly Childress, Letters and Science; Eric Chin, Engineering; Kevin Chin, Letters and Science; and Mark Chin, Engineering.

Trevor Chowen, Letters and Science; Annike Christophersen, General Studies; Jon Christophersen, Engineering; Daniel Clark, General Studies; Jefrey Clark, Business and Economics; Paul Clark, Law; Shane Clayson, Agriculture; Debra Cleary, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Scott Cleere, Law; Benjamin Cluff, Law; Kristin Coleman, Education; Keri Colvin, Letters and Science; Sarah Congleton, Education, and Letters and Science; Brook Constantine, Letters and Science; Daniel Cordon, Engineering; Jenine Cordon, Letters and Science; Gerald Cortright, Letters and Science; William Cox, Mines and Earth Resources; Jennifer Craber, Education; James Craig, Law; Marc Cramer, Engineering; Kelly Crimmins, Letters and Science; Robert Crossler, Business and Economics; Sally Cuneo, Letters and Science; Frederick Cunningham, Letters and Science; and Laura Curtis, Agriculture.

Andrew Dallmann, Engineering; Russell Day, Law; Edward Dean, Letters and Science, and Education; Derek Dickinson, Education; Stacee Dineen, Agriculture; Melissa DiNoto, Business and Economics; Celia Doerann-George, Art and Architecture; Sara Douthit, Letters and Science; Kelly Driskill, Education; Joshua Drown, General Studies; Spencer Drown, Letters and Science; Becky Duimstra, Letters and Science; and John Dzialoski, Mines and Earth Resources.

Andrew Ellis, Law; Brian Ellis, Agriculture; Brandon Enevold, Engineering; Jonathan Epstein, Law; Lane Erickson, Law; Mark Erlebach, Education; Kathryn Eroschenko, Letters and Science; Carrie Evans, Education; and Robin Evans, Letters and Science.

Toni Farley, Education; Brian Fedigan, Education; Randall Fielding, Mines and Earth Resources; David Fister, Letters and Science; Brian Fitzpatrick, Letters and Science; Elisabeth Flaherty, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Jennifer Forberg, Art and Architecture; Michael Forbes, Letters and Science; Shannon Forbes, Business and Economics; Brian Foster, Engineering; Rebecca Fountain, Education; Camille Fox, Education; Nathan Fox, Art and Architecture; Joseph Frankel, Engineering; Carey Freeland, Letters and Science; and Amy Fumetti, Letters and Science.

Joseph Galea, Art and Architecture; Rainy Gallagher, Business and Economics; Heather Garrett, Letters and Science; Laura Gentry, Letters and Science; Patrick George, Law; David Gibney, Art and Architecture; Chad Gierhart, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Malinda Glasgow, Letters and Science; John Godak, Engineering; Tina Goff, Letters and Science; Lexie Gordon, Education; Willow Gormley, Letters and Science; Ellie Graham, Agriculture; Luke Grauke, Agriculture; Eric Graves, Education; Tracy Greene, Business and Economics; Scott Grimm, Business and Economics; Kari Grosser, Art and Architecture; and Elaine Gruber, Law.

Timothy Haagen, Art and Architecture; Paul Haas, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Jamie Hall, Letters and Science; Jared Hallock, Letters and Science; Kristin Hamilton, Letters and Science; Randon Hansen, Law; Robin Hanson, Letters and Science; Charles Hartley, Law; Bryan Hawley, Agriculture; Heather Haynes, Letters and Science; Sarah Haynes, Business and Economics; Kim Henon, Letters and Science, and Agriculture; Jeffrey Hepton, Agriculture; Elizabeth Herbst, Engineering; Christopher Hess, Engineering; Melody Hess-Puller, Letters and Science; Chanc Hiatt, Business and Economics; Jesse Hill, Mines and Earth Resources; Kathryn Hoffman, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; John Hogue, Business and Economics; Kenneth Hollinger, Engineering; Jennifer Hooker, Education; Nicole Hoover, Art and Architecture; Lynette Horne, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Joshua Howa, Art and Architecture; Kathrine Howard, Letters and Science, and Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Leah Hubbard, Education; Terrill Hubert, Agriculture; Brent Huddleston, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Daniel Hughes, Letters and Science; Christina Humphrey, Agriculture; Benjamin Hunter, Letters and Science; and Karin Intermill, Letters and Science.

Noel Jensen, Letters and Science; Brett Johnson, Law; Frederick Johnson, Letters and Science; Joshua Johnson, Engineering; Kimberly Johnson, Education; Bobbi Jones, Education; Samuel Jones, Engineering; Thomas Jones, Mines and Earth Resources; Kimberly Jordan, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Jason Kehrberg, Agriculture; Mary Kennedy, Law; Stephen Kenyon, Law; Marietta Keyes, Education; and Leta Kipper, Agriculture.

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

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