UI Announces Spring Dean’S List

Sat., July 10, 1999

The University of Idaho has announced the names of students recently honored for academic achievement during the 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.

Desmet: Katherine Pfaff, Letters and Science.

Hayden: Monica Ruiz, Business and Economics.

Hayden Lake: James Cerven, Letters and Science; Suzanne Cox, Business and Economics; James Cultra, Engineering; James DeMoss, Letters and Science; Micheala Denny, Letters and Science; Alysha Duran, Letters and Science; Dillon Ellefson, Art and Architecture, and Letters and Science; Kevin Flerchinger, Business and Economics; Samantha Frazier, Education; Alicia Guinn, Letters and Science; Christopher Hiatt, Education; Jean Hiatt, Letters and Science; Terrance Hiatt, Letters and Science; Kristine Hoskins, Art and Architecture; Kelly Johnson, Agriculture; Kelly Knoll, Business and Economics; JoSann Kreider, Letters and Science; Kirk Leichner, Letters and Science, and Education; Linsey Mattison, General Studies; Marc McCall, Letters and Science; James O’Brien, Business and Economics; Josh Szasz, Agriculture; Lisa Walker, General Studies; and Douglas Welling, Engineering.

Hope: Ruel Conn, Engineering.

Kellogg: Scott Wise, Business and Economics.

Kingston: Hollie Derbyshire, Education; and Nathan Woolsey, Engineering.

Kootenai: Christoph Remsen, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science.

Mullan: Bradley Juelfs, Education; and Cecily Pemble, Education.

Nordman: Buck Samuel, Agriculture.

Osburn: Randall Johnson, Engineering.

Plummer: Misty Kolar, Education; Matthew Mottern, Mines and Earth Resources; and Joshua Taff, Agriculture, and Letters and Science.

Post Falls: Tiffany Cavanaugh, Engineering; Charity Folsom, Letters and Science; Jamie French, Business and Economics; Lois Hazel, Education; Jason Holcomb, Letters and Science; Mica Hutchison, Engineering, and Letters and Science; Timothy Jennings, Letters and Science; Julia LeRoy, Education; Nicholas Lilyquist, Education; Neil Morris, Letters and Science; Joel Peterson, Engineering; Julia Piaskowski, Agriculture; Ben Sharon, Engineering; Angela Sowers, Letters and Science; Crystal Vancho, Letters and Science; and Coralee Wolcott, Agriculture.

Priest River: Misha Carver, Letters and Science; Cresenda White, Education, and Letters and Science; and Melissa White, Business and Economics, and Letters and Science.

Rathdrum: Robert Drew, Engineering; Meghann Jenkins, Letters and Science; Cameron Rasor, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Aimee Traver, Letters and Science, and Education; Tara Tschauder, Letters and Science, and Business and Economics; and Wade Winegardner, Letters and Science.

Sagle: Shawna Benner, Letters and Science; Pepper Bradetich, Education; Jake Harvey, General Studies; Patrick McLaughlin, Education; David Miles, Letters and Science; William Schaudt, Letters and Science; Kip Shields, Letters and Science; and Aujsha Taylor, Agriculture.

St. Maries: Elizabeth Armstrong, Business and Economics; Sarah Cuvala, Agriculture; Jennifer Dryden, Letters and Science; Pohley Hill, Agriculture; Ty Konkright, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science, and Business and Economics; Sean Lecoultre, Engineering; Elizabeth Montgomery, Education; Mary Suenkel, Letters and Science; and Betsy Whitehead, Letters and Science.

Sandpoint: Marina Arconti, Letters and Science; Jeremy Cope, Letters and Science; Liana Dallmann, Letters and Science, and Agriculture; Erin Daniels, Education; Rex Finney, Law; Douglas Hawkins, Business and Economics; Courtney Hill, Letters and Science; Jennifer Hines, Letters and Science; Gary Kedish, Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science; Jessica Meigs, Education; Candice Nelson, Business and Economics; Allison Nieman, Letters and Science; Ethan Owens, Education; Brian Smith, Education; and Patricia Wallace, Letters and Science.

Santa: Mariah Dunham, General Studies.

Smelterville: Jeremy Madsen, Engineering.

Tensed: Karen Calisterio, Art and Architecture.

Wallace: Patrick Specht, Education.

Worley: Seth Millhorn, Engineering; Dawn Nigh, Agriculture; and James Windisch, Education.

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