UI Students Honored, Named To Dean’S List

Thu., Aug. 17, 2000

Area University of Idaho students were recently honored for academic achievement and named to the UI dean’s list for spring semester.

Students must achieve a set grade-point average while carrying a specified number of credit hours to be included in the list. The requirements vary among the different academic colleges.

North Idaho students and their colleges are listed by hometown.

Athol

Mindy Ruskovich, Letters and Science; and Thor Yarbrough, Business and Economics.

Avery

Colby Allred, Engineering; amd Emil Kunkel, Natural Resources.

Bayview

Jeffrey Leonard, Letters and Science.

Bonners Ferry

Christopher Blanford, Art and Architecture, and Business and Economics; Sara Collyer, Agriculture; Lakota Conners, Education; Julie Day, Education; Russell Day, Law; Jennifer Dickison, Agriculture; Christopher Facha, Letters and Science; William Fulton, Letters and Science; Jessica High, Engineering; Jaime Larson, Business and Economics; Trina Matejovsky, Business and Economics; Ricardo Mendez, Business and Economics; Kelli Ripatti, Art and Architecture, and Letters and Science; Shawn Schmidt, Natural Resources; Eric Sorenson, Education; Josh Stanley, Natural Resources; Cherise Tomulty, Letters and Science; Jessica Venard, Education; and Solomon Wages, Engineering; Amy Yeager, Education.

Calder

Heather Boyd, Agriculture and Education.

Careywood

Ian Grant, Letters and Science.

Cataldo

Wendi Lubinus, Natural Resources; and Jamie Rewoldt, Agriculture.

Clark Fork

Alvah Street, Letters and Science.

Cocolalla

Paul Jones, Education; and Sarah Roop, Letters and Science.

Coeur d’Alene

Brett Anderson, General Studies; Matthew Anderson, Education; Hazel Barrowman, Letters and Science; Edward Bateman, General Studies; Nathan Beach, Engineering; Robert Bieze, Engineering; Marya Bruning, Agriculture; Katie Brunn, Art and Architecture; Robert Bunnell, Engineering; Steven Busig, Art and Architecture; Emerald Coler, Natural Resources; Deborah Crabtree, Education; James Denny, Letters and Science; Zachary Doerzaph, Engineering; Andrew DuBuisson, Engineering; Alicia Eastwood, Business and Economics; Chad Ebert, Engineering, and Letters and Science; Dillon Ellefson, Art and Architecture, and Letters and Science; Jeffrey Fealko, Engineering; Shannon Forbes, Business and Economics; Laurie Fortier, Law; and Colleen Frei, Natural Resources.

Seth Gibbon, Letters and Science; Holly Goodwin, Art and Architecture; Duard Grounds, Letters and Science; Marni Hayes, Education; Jonathan Harbour, Mines and Earth Resources; Andrew Hayes, Engineering; Katie Heffelfinger, Business and Economics; Nicole Herman, Letters and Science; Sarah Hironaka, Letters and Science; Scott Hoover, Business and Economics; Jared Janke, Education; Chris Jarstad, Letters and Science; Christina Johnson, Agriculture; Matthew Jones, Natural Resources; Sigrid Koefod, Letters and Science; Kelsea Kuntz, General Studies; Nicholas Langley, Education; Marc Laude, Engineering; Jennifer Lucker Speten, Education; Carey Matthews, Engineering; Joseph McKenna, Art and Architecture; Molly Michaud, Letters and Science; Jennifer Miller, Letters and Science; Darrin Murphey, Law; and Christopher Ochs, Letters and Science.

Sarah Perry, Education; Christina Pinola, Letters and Science; Andrea Piscitello, Letters and Science; Lauren Pocklington, Education, and Letters and Science; Nathan Preston, Letters and Science; Sarah Quade, Law; Carolyn Rahm, Letters and Science; Nathan Rarick, Letters and Science; Jennifer Riggs, Letters and Science; Debra Shaw, Engineering; Augusta Sheck, Letters and Science; Cassandra Shelley, Letters and Science; Matthew Smith, Business and Economics, and Letters and Science; David Speten, Natural Resources; Stephanie Stokes, Education; Andrea Stranger, General Studies; Christopher Taylor, Letters and Science; Amie Teeter, Letters and Science; Kimberly Tinkey, Education; Wanda Titchenal, Education; Candace Vanderhoef, Education; Tonia White, Letters and Science; and Hilary Wolf, Education.

More UI dean’s list students will follow in future achievements.

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