UI Students Earn Degrees After Summer Session

Wed., Sept. 29, 1999

Area University of Idaho students recently completed requirements for degrees at the close of the 1999 summer session. Among the 329 graduating, 159 received bachelor degrees; 138 earned master degrees; 16 earned doctoral degrees; and 16 completed specialist degrees.

North Idaho graduates and their degrees are listed by hometown.

Cataldo

College of Education: Kristine A. Alf, master of science; and Christopher K. Campbell, bachelor of science in education.

Clark Fork

College of Education: David P. Knapp, bachelor of science in education.

Coeur d’Alene

College of Education: Jeffrey C. Westover, master of science; and Stephanie S. Bennett, David M. Cunningham, Scott O. DuCoeur, Alice J. Jurgens, and Sarah McLain, all master of education.

Fernwood

College of Education: David C. Atchison, master of education.

Hayden Lake

College of Education: Janice R. Bolon, master of education. College of Mines and Earth Resources: Stacey J. Johnson, bachelor of science in cartography.

Kellogg

College of Business and Economics: Michael C. Mangini, bachelor of science in business.

Mullan

College of Education: Tamara L. Erickson, bachelor of dance.

Pinehurst

College of Engineering: William J. Lillibridge, master of engineering.

Post Falls

College of Education: Rose M. Francis, Terri A. Hammar, and Lori Daub Richardson, all master of education. College of Mines and Earth Resources: William L. Roth, bachelor of science in Geology.

Priest River

College of Engineering: Jacob A. Bingham, bachelor of science in chemical engineering.

Rathdrum

College of Education: Sandra K. Kennedy, master of education.

Sagle

College of Education: Amy M. Bettinger, master of education; and Dennis J. McGonigal, bachelor of science in recreation.

General Studies Program: Julia A. King, bachelor of general studies.

Sandpoint

College of Education: Nikole J. Ahner-Brown, master of education; and Shauna M. Bowden, bachelor of science in education.

College of Letters and Science: Loretta K. Glazier, bachelor of science.

Wallace

College of Education: Tony S. Carrico, bachelor of science in business education.

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