PULLMAN, Wash.–The following students were named to the President’s Honor Roll for
academic excellence during the summer semester at Washington State University.
To be eligible, a student carrying at least nine graded hours must earn a 3.75 grade point
average or better for the term, or maintain at least a 3.5 cumulative gpa.
Students studying at WSU’s branch campuses have the following designations: WSU
Spokane (WSUSP), WSU Tri-Cities (WSUTC) and WSU Vancouver (WSUVA).
Editor’s Note: The honor roll can be accessed on the web at WSU’s home page
(www.wsu.edu) and then go to News and Events. A list can also be e-mailed. Please request a list
from Sue Hinz, hinz@wsu.edu.
ARIZONA
Hereford: Sarah E. Hammond (85615).
Queen Creek: Gerald D. Bellows.
CALIFORNIA
Alpine: David M. Niemeyer.
Cupertino: Ichiei Uchida (95014).
El Segundo: Tanya Lee White (90245).
Los Angeles: Yi Young Kim (90010) and Eboni Kentay Wilson (90011).
Los Gatos: Rosara Faith Payne (95033).
Mission Viejo: Janel Renee Amos (92691).
Monte Sereno: Pam Annala.
Redding: Lee A. Richards (96002).
Sacramento: Nicole E. Schwarz (95864).
San Diego: J. J. Chrapczynski (92128) and Alan Gardner Levien 92119.
COLORADO
Ft. Collins: Shawn W. Degrofft (80524).
Montrose: Melissa R. Erickson and Spencer Kent Morris.
GEORGIA
Cartersville: Jennifer L. Garrison (30121).
Leesburg: Carla S. Pritchett.
HAWAII
Aiea: Trevor Taichi Inouye (96701).
Honolulu: Yasaka Taza (96815).
IDAHO
Boise: Nichole M. Reber, Katri Swanson (83703) and Kurt James Williams (83702).
Coeur d’ Alene: Eric W. Christenson (83814) and Teah K. Delfino (83814).
Gooding: Gary Ray Pate 83330 and Carol L. Sackman (83330).
Hayden Lake: Ginger Ann Smith (83835).
Idaho Falls: Eric T. Skidmore.
Kendrick: Melodie Ann Deeds.
Lewiston: David J. Severance (83501) and Jon Harold Yeoman (83501).
Moscow: Anne E. Healzer, Sarah K. Machlis, Alsa K. Pedone, Sachiko Takayama and Abidin
Atan Zaidin.
Post Falls: Chet Russell Savage (83854).
Twin Falls: Amy Marie Palmer (83301).
ILLINOIS
Zion: Joseph D. Groh.
MONTANA
Billings: Kristi Lenee Grams.
NEVADA
Reno: Jessica N. Collins (89509).
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Stratham: Allyson Leah Bullard.
OHIO
Williamsburg: Daniel Nathan Moore.
OREGON
Adams: Breanne Lynn Rideout (97810)
Albany: Karin D. Michael.
Bandon: Katie Marie Wathen (97411).
Clackamas: Jenny L. Ballou.
Eugene: Blake Link Pengelly (97403).
Hermiston: Laurie Ruth Pearce (97838) (WSUTC).
Milton-Freewater: Jennifer A. Cooper.
Portland: Shelby Diane Goalby (97219) (WSUVA) and Kuai Long Sou (97266) (WSUVA).
Troutdale: Virginia A. Walker (97060) (WSUVA).
Vale: Jessica Ann Cap.
Warrenton: Dawn Marie Davidson.
TEXAS
Keller: Todd E. Steissberg.
VIRGINIA
Arlington: Creston Jason Fritz.
WYOMING
Thayne: Paula Dee Kimmel.
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