Area Students Earn UI Degrees

Mon., Oct. 16, 2000

Area University of Idaho students completed requirements for degrees at the end of the 2000 summer session.

North Idaho graduates and their degrees are listed by hometown.

Moyie Springs

College of Education: Barry Graham, master of science in recreation.

Mullan

College of Education: Vaughn Dosko, master of education in educational administration; Tina Chambers, bachelor of science in education, elementary education.

Osburn

College of Education: Susan Overman, bachelor of science in education, special ed.

Plummer

College of Education: Tina Mueller, master of education in elementary education.

Post Falls

College of Education: Renee Sloan, master of education in secondary education; and Jared Phay, bachelor of science in education, physical education.

Sagle

College of Agriculture: Aujsha Taylor, bachelor of science in family and consumer sciences, and clothing, textiles and design.

St. Maries

College of Education: Cindi Stevenson, master of education in counseling and human services.

Tensed

College of Agriculture: Jessica Wedin, bachelor of science in child, family and consumer studies, and child development family relations.

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