UI Names Scholarship Winners

Sat., Aug. 5, 2000

The University of Idaho has awarded more than $8 million to nearly 4,000 students who will be attending the UI for the 2000-2001 academic year.

Students received scholarships for excellent academic records, activity involvement and campus and community leadership.

North Idaho recipients and their scholarships are listed by hometown.

Athol

Janice M. Booth, Jess Randall Scholarship; Jared G. Brannon, general university music, and Grace M. Schwartz; Brandon L. Junso, A.E. Larson, presidential, and Zeigler Education Foundation; Jessica L. Mosqueda, College of Agriculture Development, Idaho academic, access grant, and presidential; Amanda Ringhand, presidential; Joshua M. Rurey, presidential; Mindy E. Ruskovich, Robert E. Kirbymusic, and Andrew S. Owens Memorial (music); and Thor G. Yarbrough, C.W. Moore.

Avery

Benjamin M. Davis, Charles H. Foreman; and Aric T. Stranahan, Pacific West Cancer Scholarship.

Bayview

Meghan C. MacDonald, presidential; and David W. Nadler, Ernsberger Engineer’s Fund, presidential, presidential-leadership, and UI Scholars Class of 2000.

Blanchard

Norma J. Needs, presidential.

Coeur d’Alene

Monica N. Alderete, Lillian Howe Foster, and Ruth and Royal B. Irving Scholarship; Suzanna R. Altsuler, academic transfer; Jenny S. Anchondo, Diversity Award 2000, and Charles Ambrose Adams Scholarship; Melissa D. Asper, Idaho academic, and presidential; Kristin L. Baldwin, access grant; Matthew C. Banger, Alumni Association, and Idaho academic; Hazel J. Barrowman, David Maxey Scholarship; Rodney Bashaw, access grant; Michael J. Baughman, Leonard Halland, and presidential; Nathan V. Beach, Idaho American Nuclear Society, and Bob Ives Memorial; Tracey K. Benson, Thomas L. Cooper Theatre Arts; Ronald D. Boden, academic transfer; Heidi L. Brandvold, Idaho Academic, and presidential; Brandi A. Brumley, Alumni Association, Idaho academic, and presidential; Marya C. Bruning, Mary Hall Niccolls; Robert B. Bunnell, H.L. and W.L. Catherine Brandt Scholarship, Richard, Wilfred and Lena Paluthe Scholarship, and Fred A. and Clare C. Skina; and Steven D. Busig, Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation.

Andrew R. Carder, Robert E. Kirby-Music; Katie A. Carper, Alumni Association, Idaho academic, and presidential; David R. Clark, Davis Investment Group for College of Business and Economics; Kelli M. Colwell, academic transfer, Alumni Association, and presidential; Jennifer M. Cork, Idaho academic, and presidential; Jennifer M. Cornelius, academic transfer; Hans T. Courrier, General Studies-UI, and presidential; and Brian E. Crabtree, Idaho academic, and presidential.

Gabriel W. Derry, access grant; Karen L. Dickerson, H.L. and W.L. Catherine Brandt Scholarship; Zachary R. Doerzaph, Charles DeVlieg Foundation; Andrew C. DuBuisson, William S. Davis; Thomas M. DuBuisson, Idaho Academic; Chad R. Ebert, civil engineering alumni; Dillon T. Ellefson, Lloyd E. StalkerArchitecture; and Susan E. Engel, Shirley Grossman Caldwell.

Jeffrey J. Fealko, Hecla Bunker Hill; Jacob R. Freeman, Idaho academic, and presidential; Brendan S. Flynn, Idaho academic; J.M. Fauche-Sharples, Thomas C. Wright Scholarship; Colleen M. Frei, Eugene and Alice McHale, and Dean Vettrus/ASUI; Heather N. Gardiner, Davis Investment Group for General Studies; Seth E. Gibbon, UI scholars award; Melissa J. Goedde, Alumni Association, and Idaho Academic; Duard A. Grounds, Winkler Memorial History; Angela J. Gulam, A.E. Larson; Amy M. Hallock, Alumni Association, Idaho academic, and presidential; Peter T. Hamill, Idaho academic, and presidential; Andrew T. Hayes, The Lt. Charles Nelton Cairns; Heather R. Hogan, academic transfer; Derek I. Holom, A.E. Larson; Melissa J. Hoover, Idaho academic; and Keith A. Huber, Allen S. Janssen Scholarship.

Christina L. Johnson, Peggy Foster Scholarship; Kurt A. Johnson, Roger L. Guernsey Forestry Scholarship; Lori A. Johnson, D. W. Fitzsimmons; Noah J. Kroese, Diversity Award 2000, Idaho academic, and presidential; Todd R. Kurowski, Alumni Association; Ellen J. Landwehr, presidential; Nancy J. Larsen, Thomas C. Wright Scholarship; Meredith A. Little, Alumni Association, Idaho academic, and presidential; Ryan T. Liverman, UI scholars award; Jennifer L Lucker, Virginia Mowry; Kelsi A. Luhnow, College of Natural Resources 75th Anniversary; and Thomas A. Lund, access grant.

Andrea S. Mack, Idaho academic, and presidential; Eric P. Mack, WalMart Competitive Edge; Casey M. Magnus, academic transfer, Charles Ambrose Adams, Diversity Award 2000, and Hecla Bunker Hill; Amy A. Mayer, Clark/Gordon/PUEC Scholarship; Nicholas J. McDowell, Phi Theta Kappa-Community College Transfer, and presidential; Joseph A. McKenna, bookstore/activities-leadership, and Virginia Mowry; Michael J. Mello, George T. Warren; Molly A. Michaud, Grace V. Nixon (English); Jeff C. Middleton, Winkler Memorial History; Bret C. Miller, Idaho academic, and presidential; Jennifer E. Miller, H.L. and W.L.-Catherine Brandt Scholarship; Laura L. Miller, presidential; Kelley R. Missamore, Diversity Scholars; Taylor M. Moering, George T. Warren; Brian M. Montgomery, Agnes M. and Alice Munson Kelly; Keith M. Moore, academic transfer, Phi Theta Kappa-community college transfer, and presidential; Rebecca M. Morrison, academic transfer, and Alumni Association; Abigail J. Mueller, Alumni Association, and Idaho academic; Kerry L. Murphy, Associated Women Students, and Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation; and Blake W. Nelson, Alumni Association, and Hecla Bunker Hill.

Amber L. Orr, presidential; Courtni M. Osmun, Idaho academic, and presidential; Julianne M. Parker, Idaho academic, and presidential; Jessica D. Paul, academic transfer, Jacob Monson, and presidential; Christina M. Pinola, Diversity Scholars; Nathan W. Preston, Maeda Music Scholarship; Catharine L. Rahm, Idaho academic, and presidential; Nathan P. Rarick, Florence Summers Hollada; Emily K. Rinehart, presidential; Clayton V. Roberts, access grant; Dale J. Ross, Vernon Clark Memorial Chemistry, Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation, and First Security Foundation-agriculture; Patricia R. Ruggio, George T. Warren; and Stacy G. Russell, John C. Smith sociology/anthropology.

Ellen L. Sanford, access grant; Sarah L. Sazama, academic transfer, and Alumni Association; Carl R. Schrader, Idaho academic; Janessa C. Schuh, presidential, and presidential-leadership; Amy K. Simmons, Mary Hall Niccolls; Bradley E. Smith, academic transfer, and presidential; Matthew C. Smith, Paul W. Jorgensen Memorial; Charlene J. Soucy, Thomas C. Wright Scholarship; Jean M. Stiner, George T. Warren; Peter G. Tensmeyer, Business Dean’s scholarship transfer; Breanna A. Tolerica, access grant; Michael D. Upchurch, Business Dean’s Scholarship; Amanda J. Weed, Alumni Association; Brett M. Wright, Idaho academic.

More UI scholarship recipients will follow in future achievements.

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