Gu Students Named Tau Beta Pi Members

Fri., March 3, 2000

The following Gonzaga University engineering students are among those who have been accepted into the Washington Delta Chapter of Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering honor society.

The society promotes integrity and excellence in engineering by recognizing exceptional engineering students who also perform community service.

Tau Beta Pi’s new members, along with their majors and hometowns are: Paula Fortier, senior, computer engineering, Coeur d’Alene; and Audrey Wallace, senior, mechanical engineering, Post Falls.

The following Coeur d’Alene residents attending North Idaho College were named to the dean’s list for the 1999 fall semester.

Their hometown was listed incorrectly in a previous Achievements column.

To be eligible for the dean’s list, a student must carry a minimum of 12 credits and a grade-point average of 3.75 or higher.

Mary Lang, Nicholas Fitzpatrick, Kelly FitzSimmons, Carrie Gibson, Monica Glauser, Christopher Gray, Katharine Hall, Holly Hansen, Jessica Harris, Catharine Heathcock, Alason Hill, Henry Hill, Jason Houck, Kimberly Hougham, Shari Jameson, Valerie Kasner, Waverly Kasten, Kimberly Koll, Jason Kramer and Dustin Laursen.

Christine Lewis, Janie Lewis, Victoria Lovell, Eric Mack, Derek Miller, Sean Moglia, Tiffani Morning, Alan Neihouse, Joshua Nelson, Terrance Niles, Jennifer Olsen, Erica Orto, David Oshea, Pamela Overholtzer, Jacquelyn Peterson, Carlina Rapalli, Sarah Reeve, Catherine Revels, Emily Rinehart, Stephen Robinson and David Rudebaugh.

James Schlegel, Burt Schnebly, Nancy Shannon, Meredith Shiplett, Gwendolyn Smith, Jason Stein, Lindsay Straub, Heather Taylor, Heather Thamm, Kira Thompson, Kali Tupper, Nicole Vandenberg, Lillian Vaughn, Kati Visser, Angela Waddell, Amanda Weed, Theodore White, George Whitney and Darcy Wright.

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