UI Candidates For Degrees Announced

Mon., May 10, 1999

The University of Idaho has announced student candidates for degrees to be awarded at the 1999 commencement ceremonies Saturday at the ASUI-Kibbie Events Center. A total of 2,419 UI students are candidates for degrees. They will be receiving 1,616 baccalaureate degrees, 531 master’s degrees, 87 doctoral degrees, 41 specialist degrees and 82 law degrees.

North Idaho graduates are listed by hometown.

Athol College of Business and Economics: Janette L. Miller, Bachelor of Science in business.

College of Letters and Science: Debra E. Lish, Doctor of Philosophy.

Bayview College of Education: Francine L. Long, Bachelor of Science in Education.

Bonners Ferry College of Business and Economics: Deborah Youngwirth, Bachelor of Science in business. College of Education: Conrad C. Garner, Master of Education; and Erika A. Thiel, Bachelor of Science in Education.

College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences: Lydia R. Allen, Master of Science; and Jacob A. Venard, Bachelor of Science in fishery resources.

General Studies Program: Andy R. Howe, Bachelor of General Studies. College of Law: Tera A. Harden, Juris Doctor.

College of Letters and Science: Gordon G. Peyton, Bachelor of Arts.

Careywood College of Education: Kathleen G. Taylor, Bachelor of Science in Education.

Cataldo College of Education: Christopher K. Campbell, and Carl F. Duncan, both Bachelor of Science in Education.

College of Letters and Science: Aaron J. Heidt, Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science.

Clark Fork College of Education: David P. Knapp, Bachelor of Science in Education.

College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences: Jason A. Scott, Bachelor of Science in wildlife resources.

Cocolalla College of Letters and Science: Rebecca J. Roop, Bachelor of Science.

Coeur d’Alene College of Education: Jeffrey C. Westover, Master of Science.

College of Agriculture, Amy Jo Hill, Bachelor of Science in family and Consumer Sciences; and Gaylynn Scharenberg, Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences.

College of Art and Architecture: Lisa M. Dahlberg, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture; Thomas G. Gould, Bachelor of Fine Arts; and Angelique Michelle, Bachelor of Fine Arts. College of Business and Economics: Andrea L. Dittman, Bachelor of Science in business.

College of Education: Robert J. Henninger, Master of Education; Ellen L. Jaeger, Education Specialist in School Psychology; Jodi S. Smith, Master of Education; Pauline E. Currie, Joel A. Eddy, Cheryl L. Gilliland, Scott A. MacPhee, Danielle A. Scott, Katherine C. Shaner and Ann Shull, all Bachelor of Science in Education; Jay F. Lopes, Bachelor of Science in technology.

College of Engineering: Raymond J. Watkins, Master of Science; Shanon M. Clabby, Bachelor of Science in civil engineering; John R. Godak, Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering; Danielle M. Mangan, Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering; and Joshua P. Sementi, Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering.

College of Law: Patrick M. Braden, Juris Doctor; and Michael T. Howard, Juris Doctor.

College of Letters and Science: Jonathan D. Brandel, David L. Evans, Tara L. Foote, Timothy J. Freund, Jerry A. Higbee, Shannan K. Moore, Shannon K. Riggs, William R. Rowley, Hiedi J. Schrader and Tracy L. Weimer, all Bachelor of Science; Anna M. Flynn, Bachelor of Science in environmental science; Rebecca A. Fox and Rebecca S. Stillinger, both Bachelor of Arts.

Dalton Gardens College of Business and Economics: Bradley K. MacDonald, Bachelor of Science in business.

DeSmet College of Letters and Science: Sarah J. Pfaff, Bachelor of Science.

More UI graduate candidates will follow in future Achievement columns.

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