UI Dean’S List For Spring Semester Released

Fri., Aug. 18, 2000

This is a continuing list of area University of Idaho students that were recently named to the UI dean’s list for spring semester.

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

Moyie Springs

Jacob Johnson, Agriculture.

Mullan

Marc Brown, Law.

Naples

Jarred Ekstrom, Letters and Science; and John Samter, Letters and Science.

Oldtown

Bridgette Steed, Business and Economics.

Osburn

Heather Branstetter, Letters and Science; Bennie Calabretta, Education; Donald Hulsizer, Education; and Gina Hulsizer, Business and Economics.

Pinehurst

Janelle Baillie, Education.

Plummer

Summer Cambridge, Education; Haskell Gray, Engineering; Matthew Mottern, Mines and Earth Resources; and Joshua Taff, Agriculture, and Letters and Science.

Post Falls

Matthew Atwell, Education; James Broncheau, Engineering; David Bryan, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Garth Davis, Natural Resources; Ann Dickinson, Education; Elisabeth Flaherty, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; Aimee Gillis, Agriculture; Kelly Greenfield, Letters and Science; Jennifer Gullingsrud, Education, and Letters and Science; Brad Harmon, Education; Jason Holcomb, Letters and Science; Kaia Olin, Education; Timothy Paulitz, Engineering, and Letters and Science; Suzanne Perker, Law; Joel Peterson, Engineering; Rachael Peterson, Agriculture; Don Pratt, Engineering; Angela Sowers, Letters and Science; Thomas Stamey, Engineering; Amber Wetzel, Letters and Science; Justin Whatcott, Law; and Maria Ziegler, Agriculture.

Dalton Gardens

Josie Haney, Letters and Science.

Deary

Beth Matuska, Letters and Science; and Susan Westervelt, Letters and Science.

Genesee

Andrew Abrams, Mines and Earth Resources; Tyrel Anderson, Business and Economics; Christopher Baumgartner, Engineering; Joni Baumgartner, Letters and Science; Megan Bennett, Agriculture; Terry Feigenbutz, Letters and Science; Christa Grabenstein, Agriculture, and Business and Economics; Jeffrey Gray, Art and Architecture, and Letters and Science; Kristine Hagen, Letters and Science; Jakob Jokisaari, Mines and Earth Resources; Jessica Wedin, Agriculture; Adam Wilson, Letters and Science; and Gina Zenner, Education.

Harvard

Kevin Jones, Engineering.

Hayden Lake

Brian Buckham, Mines and Earth Resources; Christine Cerven, Letters and Science; Suzanne Cox, Business and Economics; Christopher Cultice, Letters and Science; Matthew Davis, Business and Economics, and Engineering; Tanna Day, Letters and Science; Alysha Duran, Letters and Science; Samantha Frazier, Education; Margaret Frum, Education; Christopher Hiatt, Education, and Letters and Science; Jean Hiatt, Letters and Science; Kelly Johnson, Mines and Earth Resources; JoSann Kreider, Letters and Science; Linsey Mattison, Letters and Science; Barbara McCall, Natural Resources; Aneta Milojevic, Education; Andrew Netzer, Engineering; Jonathan Richards, Engineering; Summer Smith, Art and Architecture; Lisa Walker, Letters and Science; and Douglas Welling, Engineering.

Juliaetta

Lara Pinson, General Studies.

Kellogg

David Fister, Letters and Science.

Kingston

Stephani Sandoval, Natural Resource.

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