UI announces winter graduates

Local University of Idaho students were scheduled to receive degrees this month at the commencement ceremony held on the Moscow campus Dec. 11.

North Idaho students and their degrees are listed by hometown.

Avery: Spencer Ware, Bachelor of Science, forest resources-forest ecosystems management option.

Bonners Ferry: Sarah Allegretti, Master of Science, family and consumer sciences; Erin Douthit, M.S., microbiology, molecular biology and biochemistry; Kenneth Marcy, B.S., business information systems; Janice Ojerholm, Master of Education, curriculum and instruction; Jeffrey Hunsaker, Master of Music, music; Brett Affleck-Aring, Bachelor of Fine Art, theater arts.

Cataldo: Benjamin Harlow, M.S., forest resources.

Coeur d’Alene: Bonita Douglas, M.Ed., educational technology; Jana Nearing, M.Ed., counseling and human services; Amy McLeod, B.S., secondary education; Kip Sharbono, Bachelor of Science Physical Education, sport science; Noah Kroese, B.F.A., studio art; Christina Ellefson, M.S., family and consumer sciences; Kimberly Williams, B.S., early childhood development and education; Courtney Davenport, B.S. business, management and human resources; Billy Storlie, B.S., marketing; Sandy Bain, M.Ed., secondary education; Marcia Skinner, Ph.D., education; Brandon Bemis, B.S., recreation; Brandi Brumley, B.S., secondary education; Lydia Cary, B.S., elementary education; Shannon Johnson, B.S., secondary education; Jason Kruger, B.S., physical education; Megan Mills, B.S., secondary education; William Rider, B.S., secondary education; Andrew DuBuisson, M.S., mechanical engineering; Hayden Melbourn, M.S., civil engineering; Wendy Phillips, B.S., materials science and engineering and metallurgical engineering; Michael PuFahl, B.S., mechanical engineering; Tammy Crowley, Juris Doctorate, law; Mathew Burgan, M.A.T., English; Terrence Anderson, B.A., English; Noah Beck, B.Mus., music: instrumental performance; Melisa Carper, B.S., journalism; Timothy Cork, B.S., psychology, and crime and justice studies; Laura Dodge, B.A., sociology and French; Ronald Elliott, B.S., psychology; William Fuentes, B.S., psychology; James Hail, B.A., political science; Aimee Howard, Bachelor of General Studies; Griffin Rod, B.S., public communication; Diana Tanner, B.S., psychology; Leah Estep, B.S., resource recreation and tourism; Melissa Hodge, M.A.T., mathematics; Theron De Smet, B.S., biology.

Dalton Gardens: Melissa Crowell, B.S., recreation.

Deary: Tera Reeves, M.Ed., educational leadership; Beth Matuska, M.A., English.

Dover: Matthew Stevens, B.S., biology.

Genesee: Julie Baumgartner, B.A., English and Spanish.

Hauser: Pilar Laboure, B.S., psychology.

Hayden: Rebecca Byers, M.S., adult and organizational learning; Joshua Gore, M.S., architecture, and B.S., architecture; Jaclyn Stockton, B.S., public communication.

Hayden Lake: Kelsi Kepler, B.S., microbiology; Bret Andrews, B.S.Bus., marketing and information systems; Craig Towery, B.S., finance; Janet Thomas, M.Ed., counseling and human services; Bryce Inman, B.S., psychology; Michael Netzer, B.S., mathematics: applied-computation option.

Hope: Josh Dean, B.S., journalism and mass communication.

Julieatta: Alexa Witt, B.S., public communication; Amy Pinson, M.S., fishery resources.

Kellogg: Susan Wise, B.S., elementary education; John Godwin, B.S., crime and justice studies.

Kingston: Spencer Korn, B.A., crime and justice studies; Melissa Miller, B.S., psychology and sociology.

Kootenai: Hazel Hamann, B.S., secondary education.

Laclede: Patsy Gibbs Charlton, M.Ed., elementary education; Jennifer Cork, B.S., elementary education.

Mullan: Sandra Allison, M.Ed., special education; Bradley Sala, B.A., international studies and history.

Naples: Roger Warren, B.S., anthropology.

Pinehurst: Gretchen Goetz, B.S.P.E., sport science.

Post Falls: Ann Wilson, education specialists, professional-technical education; Joseph Adamchak, B.S.P.E., athletic training; Kelli Gabourie, B.S., secondary education; Timothy Paulitz, M.S., mechanical engineering; Aaron Bair, B.S., mechanical engineering; Ryan Erickson, B.S., computer science; Toney Jacobson, B.S., electrical engineering and mathematics; Ingrid Henry, B.S., history; Stephanie Love, B.S., art education; Adrienne Peterson, B.S., psychology; Ryley Siegner, B.S., sociology; Edward Main, B.S., wildlife resources; David Nadler, B.S., math: applied-computation option; Roseanne Conley, B.S., business management and human resources.

Potlatch: Suzanne Sawyer, B.S., physical education; Charity Wight, B.S., public communication.

Priest River: Shawna Emery, B.S., accounting; Ryan Bodecker, B.S., business education; Mary Lemm, B.S., public communication.

Princeton: Joel Teeter, B.S., computer science.

Rathdrum: Stacy Albrecht, M.S., curriculum and instruction; Chris McDougall, M.Ed., educational leadership; Patricia Schwartz, M.Ed., counseling and human services; Michael Daly, B.S., special education and elementary education; Katie Nield, B.S., elementary education; Veronica Meyer, B.S., mechanical engineering; Tonya Stamm, B.S., environmental science-physical science option.

Sagle: Dru Jones/Olson, B.S., management and human resources; Kevin Gunter, B.A., Spanish; Adele Williams, Ph.D., geology.

Sandpoint: Katherine Dalessio, B.S., accounting; Aaron Leake, B.S., human resources management; Gregory Vanderford, B.S., management and human resources; Cindy Albertson, M.Ed., counseling and human services; Melissa Johnson, B.S., elementary education; Jarrett Robson, B.S., recreation; Nick Jochum, B.S., mechanical engineering; Sharon Shoblom, B.S., psychology; John Taylor, B.S., psychology.

Troy: Carly Hoskins, B.S., horticulture; Patsy Wagner, M.Ed., special education; Randall Byers, B.S., public communication; Rhonda Wallen, B.S., public communication.

Viola: Megan Hansen, B.S., elementary education.

Wallace: Joshua Lavigne, B.S.P.E., sport science; Krista Kinsey, M.S., biology and agricultural engineering; Katherine Bourne, B.S., sociology; Craig Zanetti, B.S., crime and justice studies.

Worley: Heather Paulson, B.S., elementary education.