UI Spring Dean’S List Includes Area Students

Tue., Aug. 22, 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.

Potlatch

Susan Curtis, letters and science; John Hartman, letters and science; Joseph Howard, engineering; Bruce Lovell, general studies; Tara Lovell, business and economics; Diana Rich, letters and science; Shannon Smith, agriculture; Jason Story, natural resources; Jennifer Taylor, law; and Matt Whitacre, agriculture, and engineering.

Priest River

Shawna Emery, engineering; Mary Hernandez, education; Tenneall Leen, education; Dustin Lungo, education; Jacob Stark, education; Mary Suenkel, letters and science; Timothy Suenkel, business and economics, and letters and science; Mary Waterman, engineering; Cresenda White, education, and letters and science; Melissa White, business and economics, and letters and science; and Zachary Wood, education.

Princeton

Wayne Cochrane, letters and science; and Forrest French, engineering, and letters and science.

Rathdrum

Eric Conklin, letters and science; Matthew Corsi, natural resources; Robert Drew, engineering; Tina Foldvik, letters and science; Marla Hirst, education; Adrienne Owens, education; Travis Ruen, business and economics; Rachael Schawel, agriculture; Amy Smith, education; Jacob Suitter, letters and science; Aimee Traver, agriculture, and education; John Vogel, education; Teresa Walton, letters and science; and Wade Winegardner, letters and science.

Sagle

Patrick McLaughlin, education; Lisa McNearney, letters and science; William Schaudt, letters and science; and Michael Sleep, engineering.

St. Maries

Elizabeth Armstrong, business and economics; Andra Carlson, letters and science; Edward Coulter, engineering; Sarah Cuvala, agriculture; Crysta Falcon, art and architecture; Gretchen Gottschalk, business and economics; Sean Lecoultre, engineering; Andrea Montgomery, education; and Darren Ogden, natural resources.

Sandpoint

Kami Blood, art and architecture; Justin Boeck, engineering, and natural resources; Erin Brady, letters and science; Matthew Burrows, business and economics; Lisa Chaiet, letters and science; Jennifer Gasser, letters and science; Jenny Gilmore, education; Gretchen Gunter, letters and science; Jennifer Hines, letters and science; Luke Hixson, natural resources; Ryan Knowles, education; Jessica Meigs, education; Rachel Meigs, education; Angela Munro, agriculture; Cameo Nelson, agriculture, and letters and science; Ethan Owens, education; Karl Patchin, business and economics; Aujsha Taylor, agriculture; and Tashena Taylor, education.

Santa

Mariah Dunham, natural resources.

Silverton

Katherine Marlow, education; and James McMillan, letters and science.

Spirit Lake

Travis Puller, letters and science.

Tensed

Carolyn Barnett, letters and science.

Troy

Torrey Cochrane, education; Peter Klingler, business and economics; Katie Nelson, agriculture; Robert Uebelher, engineering, and letters and science; Cheryl Vincent, letters and science; and Kimberly Wilson, business and economics.

Viola: Linda Church, business and economics; and Chelsea Norton, agriculture.

Wallace

Colby Mattila, education; and Tara Stuecker, letters and science.

Worley

James Windisch, education; and Clarity Wolff, business and economics, and letters and science.

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