ITT announces students with honors
ITT Technical Institute recently announced their highest honors for summer quarter 2007.
4.0 to 3.8 grade-point average
Kelly Aris, Anthony Atkins, Bryan Baker, Jara Baker, Edmond Berry, James Bess, Scott Bisson, Michael Boman, Jeff Bowland, Jesse Bronson, Jason Brownfield, Brandon Brundage, Duane Bunnell, Jerry Canterbury, West Card, Justin Clark, Jared Coleman, Jason Coleman, Michael Curn, Eric Daniel, Dorothy Duncan, Jennica Duncan, Paris Duplessis, Anthony Duran, Patrick Eddy, Ericka Edwards, Rafferty Eggleston, David Eirls, Kendra Englehart, Arjun Espiritu, Michael Fetters, Randy Froman, Jerrod Fuller, Charly Gasper, Anthony Gauna, Robert Geer, Jennifer Gilson, Eric Gottfried, Glenda Gudiel, Bernard Hall, Alex Hanley, John Harden, Wes Harris, Jonathan Hill, Brandon Hockett, Christopher Huber, Adam Hutchinson, Lauretta Jenkins, Christopher Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Vagelie Karatzas, Jason Kelley, Anna Kestell, Stephanie Knecht, John Kortus, Christopher Lacey, Chris LaSalle, Jeremy Laurence, Leigh Lubbers, Michael Luce, David Lukes, Clayton Maahs, Bobby Maddy, Jonathan Martinez, Christina Matson, Tonya McNamee, William Miller, Brian Miner, Jason Neiderhiser, Kenneth Nestor, Brian Olson, Eric Parks, Kenneth Perkins, Robert Perry, Isaac Pulliam, Mark Ribeiro, Stephanie Roberson, Jessica Roberts, James Robinson, Jeremy Rookstool, Clinton Roose, Natalie Rosario, Gregory Rose, John Scandalis, Amanda Schafer, Kenneth Schwarzwalter, Nikolay Senchenko, Jesse Shelley, Travis Simonson, Justin Smith, Ryan Souza, Ashley Tangen, Jacquelyn Thomas, Scott Thomas, Chris Thompson, Katherine Tubb, Erik Vanzandt, Christopher Waldram, Scott Waldron, Jeremy Walters, Jeffrey Watilo, Roger Weires, Elisabeth White, Trevor Williams, Basil Winterbottom, Eric Woodard, Steve Woodbeck.
3.79 to 3.5 g.p.a.
Drew Abercrombie, Travis Almon, Ricardo Barajas, Christopher Bellus, Rodger Black, Silvia Blanco, Kerry Brown, Victor Brown, William Brownell, Barry Carvo, Crystal-Marie Corkery, Nicholas Covert, Todd Davis, Johnathan Day, Shivantha Dharmapala, Donovan Eggleston, Erik Elsom-Van Vogt, Jeff Flores, Rylei Franks, David Freeman, Michael Garza, Brandon Glenn, Melissa Grenfell, Cheryl Gum, Coleen Hehl, Jason Jeanblanc, Mediha J. Tannan, William Jorgensen, Kyle Kinder, Matthew Klassen, Christopher Lantto, Lawrence Larson, Brent Lee, Michael Marroquin, Donald Martin, Matthew Mattson, Brandon McClain, Jose Mendoza, Andrea Modine, Genevieve Mossman, Tymothy Palmlund, Christopher Plumb, David Root, Jason Rumsey, Roy Serrato, Edward Siemens, Bruce Stensgar, Michael Thorne Jr., Harry Tompkins, Brandon Underwood, Shaun Willhite.
“Rachalle Grossman of Spokane was awarded third place and a $100 prize with her story “Relating to the Other” in the Travel Scholarship Essay Contest for teenagers on the Web site Family Travel Forum or www.familytravelforum.com.
“Three Washington State University students were awarded scholarships recently.
Jon MacKay received a $1,000 Bi-Mart Corp. Scholarship. He graduated from Liberty High School in 1996 and is the son of Roberta MacKay of Spokane.
Sarah Weber was awarded a $1,000 M.E. and Maxine Johnson Honors Scholarship. She is the daughter of Ken and Teri Weber of Coeur d’Alene and is a graduate of Lake City High School.
Lisa Carey has received a $7,200 Cougar Freshman Academic Award. She is the daughter of John and Deborah Carey of Coeur d’Alene and graduated from Coeur d’Alene High School in 2007.
“Washington State University awarded vice provost of International Programs Lance LeLoup and Political Science professor Edward Meyer the Aaron Wildavsky Lifetime Achievement Award for their research in Public Budgeting by the Association for Budgeting and Financial Management.