Area Students Selected For UI Scholarships

Wed., June 23, 1999

Several students from Moscow have been awarded scholarships from the University of Idaho.

The students were selected based on academic records, activity involvement and campus and community leadership.

The university has awarded approximately $5.6 million to more than 3,900 students who will be attending the UI for the next academic year.

Recipients and their awards are listed.

Moscow

Leela N. Assefi, Alumni Association; Charlene M. Belles, University of Idaho Honors; Ann E. Brainard, Leon Green (Father of Idaho Recreation); Derek R. Chase, C. W. Moore; Kristina L. Clark, Presidential; Rochelle C. Collins, Marie Johnson Schneider Memorial; Liz Davis, Anna Harlow and Elsie Cartwright Scholarships; Celia A. Doerann-George, University of Idaho Honors; Kristina Elwood, Anna Harlow and Elsie Cartwright Scholarships; Bryan D. Fullerton, Duane J. LeTourneau Biochemistry; Michelle Garitone, Anna Harlow and Elsie Cartwright; Luke J. Grauke, Bonnie Wallis Honors Scholarship; and Kyle M. Graves, Alumni Association.

Jarrod O. Harmaning, Casebolt Family Music and Maeda Music Scholarship; Kathleen H. Heimsch, George T. Warren Scholarship; Stacy L. Horn, Dean Vettrus/ASUI; Benjamin A. Hunter, Bonnie Wallis Honors; Jeannine A. Korus, Leora Stillinger Memorial; Bethany G. Lemons, General University Music Scholarship; Soren Lowe, Kappa Alpha Theta/Beta Theta Chapter; Max L. Lusco, Alumni Association; Christy A. Maurin, Moscow Grange No. 236 Scholarship; Heidi A. Messinger, Plant and Soil Sciences Club; Timothy S. Milot, Kappa Alpha Theta/Beta Theta Chapter; Monica E. Molsee, Carol Ann Haddock Lange Music; Beau J. Newsome, Alumni Association; Anne M. Peterson, University of Idaho Honors; Lee S. Pike, University of Idaho Honors; and Gabriel C. Putnam, Bonnie Wallis Honors.

Ana A. Reinhardt, Special Education Scholarship; Kimberly M. Rigg, Carol Ann Haddock Lange Music; Carrie L. Robinson, Idaho Academic Scholarship; Eric W. Saueracker, Presidential; Mike A. Schulz, Lloyd E. Stalker (Architecture) Scholarship; Wendy A. Spangler, Idaho Academic Scholarship; Wendy I. TangenFoster, Maeda Music Scholarship; Tracey J. Thompson, Kappa Alpha Theta/Beta Theta Chapter; Karen L. Tripepi, Leora Stillinger Memorial; Julia K. Uravich, Alumni Association; JoAnna T. Vanausdeln, Kappa Alpha Theta/Beta Theta Chapter; Benjamin G. Woods, Alumni Association; and Khaliela S. Wright, Alpha Zeta Book Scholarship.

More University of Idaho scholarship recipients will follow in future achievements.

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