WSU Names Fall-Term Graduates

Tue., July 18, 2000

Compiled By Cheri Robel

This is a continuing list of students who earned degrees from Washington State University at the end of the fall 1999 semester. Also listed are graduation honors. Summa cum laude is given to a graduate who maintained a 3.9 or above cumulative grade-point average; magna cum laude for 3.7-3.89; and cum laude for 3.5-3.69.

Pullman

Anwar S. Al-alban, B.S. in computer science; Anthony M. Andrzyczak, B.A. in hotel administration, magna cum laude; Andy Ch. Yee Ang, B.S. in computer science, cum laude; Scot Askham, B.S. in general studies/biological science; Shayne F. Bagnall, B.S. in genetics and cell biology; Kimberly A. Baiar, B.A. in communication; Michelle M. Baird, B.A. in economics; Cheryl A. D. Baker, B.A. in education; Munir S. Basmeh, B.S. in civil engineering; Matthew R. Bell, B.A. in social studies; Kristina E. Benson, B.A. in English; Ryan K. Bogden, B.A. in business administration; Nathan J. Bopp, B.S. in psychology; Brian F. Bunce and Justin P. Canales, B.A. in business administration.

Andrew W. Cannon, B.A. in hotel administration; Jessica A. Cap, B.A. in communication, magna cum laude; Maureen L. Caraher, B.A. in education, cum laude; Szez Hui J. Chin and Chia Chen Chou, B.A. in business administration; Kaci M. Clot and Elizabeth A. Cooper, B.A. in communication; Jason R. Cornell, B.S. in horticulture; and Jennifer B. Couey, B.S. in food science and human nutrition.

Matthew J. Crowder, B.A. in hotel administration; Timothy M. Czuk, B.S. in nursing; Peter J. Davies, B.A. in communication; Ryan A. Davis, B.S. in forestry; Christopher W. Dole and Andrew Ebner, B.A. in business administration; Anne M. Fabrello, B.S. in civil engineering; Miu S. Fan, B.A. in business administration, cum laude; Darren A. Fessenden, B.A. in communication; Chi Ho Fong, B.A. in business administration; Kelly S. Foster, B.S. in natural resource management; Troy B. Fox, B.A. in communication; and Lisa M. Fulfs, B.A. in education, magna cum laude.

Peter D. Graves, B.S. in agricultural economics; Gary L. Guan and Laura C. Hales, B.A. in business administration, both cum laude; Benson R. Harper, B.A. in criminal justice, cum laude; Darin T. Hathaway, B.A. in social sciences; David C. Hawkins, B.A. in computer science; Robbie M. Hedger, B.A. in social sciences; Ruth A. Heinzen, B.A. in fine arts; Aaron B. Henson, B.S. in civil engineering; Richard E. Hill, B.S. in animal sciences; Robert C. Hilldale, B.S. in civil engineering; Maureen K. Holland, B.S. in food science and human nutrition; and Sally K. Horan, B.S., administration, cum laude.

William L. Jessee, B.S. in general studies/biological science; Alethea B. Johnson, B.A. in social sciences; Gary L. Kay, B.A. in business administration; Michael J. Kelly Jr., B.S. in agricultural economics; Bong J. Kim, B.S. in microbiology; Hyun-Joo Kim, B.A. in business administration; Aaron G. Lamb, B.A. in humanities; and Cecily Y. Lehmann, B.A. in business administration.

More December graduates of WSU will be listed in future Achievements columns.

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