UA dean's, chancellor's lists

By Northwest Arkansas Times

Posted: July 28, 2009 at 6:46 a.m.

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FAYETTEVILLE — Fall Dean's List, Chancellor's List and Law School Dean's List (students on chancellor's list and dean's list denoted with *, students with no marking

by name are only on dean's list.The Law School Dean's List is listed below)

University of Arkansas officials announced the names of the local undergraduates who earned a place on the chancellor's list for the spring 2009 semester.The students named to the chancellor's list must earn a 4.0 grade point average in at least 12 hours of classes during a regular term.

Interim Dean Lalit Verma of the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences; interim Dean William Schwab of the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences; Dean Dan Worrell of the Sam M.Walton College of Business; Dean Reed Greenwood of the College of Education and Health Professions; Dean Ashok Saxena of the College of Engineering; Dean Jeff Shannon of the School of Architecture are recognized the local undergraduate students on the dean's list of their respective colleges and schools. Students on the dean's list represent the top 10 percent of students in their college, enrolled in 12 or more hours during the semester. All students on the chancellor's list are automatically on their college's dean's list as well.

Dean Cynthia Nance of the School of Law also recognized the law students named to the dean's list. A law student must earn a 3.0 grade point average for the semester and be enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours to qualify for the Law School dean's list.

ELKINS:

SOPHOMORES: Tyler Clark, poultry science; and Charles Davis*, kinesiology.

N/A: Kimmery Kobe*, mathematics.

FARMINGTON:

FRESHMAN: Catherine Franklin, poultry science.

SOPHOMORE: Lowell Doyle*, electrical engineering.

JUNIORS: Emily Layman*, childhood education; Robert Naumoff*, biology; and Megan Ober*, childhood education.

SENIORS: Brett Amerine*, marketing; Patrick Sallings*, music; Andrew Wallis*, communication; Amy Wood*, elementary education; and Scott Woodward*, electrical engineering.

FAYETTEVILLE:

FRESHMEN: Jordan Adams*, undeclared undergraduate; Elizabeth Akins, undeclared undergraduate; Hanna Arambel*, poultry science; Natalia Bielova, nondegree undergrad; Khanh Dang, engineering first year; Markus Ehrenreich, nondegree undergrad; Abbas Esmaeel, architecture; Mary Farrish*, undeclared undergraduate; Hiroki Fujimoto, nondegree undergrad; Cassie Glidewell*, childhood education; Abbigail Graupner, international business; Cho Rong Ha, nondegree undergrad;Tetsuya Homme*, management; Natasha Jancheva, nondegree undergrad; Kyungmi Lee, nondegree undergrad; Lauren Lemaster, undeclared undergraduate; Miguel Mariscal*, Spanish/Latin American and Latino studies; John Masterson*, anthropology; James Mitchell*, biology; Persiajon Richard, nondegree concurrent high school; Jennifer Rivers*, German; Roberto Rocco, nondegree undergrad; Russell Salamo*, biology; Alyssa Servies*, psychology; Brittany Sexton, food, human nutrition and hospitality; Ilnur Sharipov, nondegree postbachelor; Richard Stowe, architecture; Kapui Sze, architecture; Marie Teague, horticulture, landscape and turf; Qiaoqiao Wang, nondegree undergrad; Joseph Weishaar, architecture; and Jeffrey Wittke*, general business.

SOPHOMORES: Jennifer Admire, interior design; Blake Ahrendsen*, engineering first year; Badr Alasem, finance; Sarah Anderson*, art; Ashley Brown*, childhood education; Chelsea Brown, food, human nutrition and hospitality; James Burke*, crop management; Courtney Cagle*, biology; Nicholas Candido*, political science/Russian studies; Austin Daniel, environmental soil and water science; Joshua Estes*, pre-nursing; Jon Jones, landscape architecture; Leslie Knapp, food, human nutrition and hospitality; Ryan Layes, food science; Lauren Leatherby*, international relations; Helen Mashie*, biology; Emily McCullough*, accounting; Saba Naseem*, journalism/Middle East studies; Joseph O'Neill*, horticulture, landscape and turf; Lindi Phillips*, anthropology; Samantha Puckett*, engineering first year; Jeanne Vockroth*, art; and Bilal Ziada*, anthropology/Middle East studies.

JUNIORS: Lauren Airola; Adrian Beirise*, mechanical engineering; Franz Bollmann Duarte*, finance; Natalie Brown*, psychology; Elizabeth Chenoweth*, communication; Jonathan Cox*, English; William Creyer*, finance; Tyrel Denison*, English/European studies; Brian Harris*, management; Fatma Hasanain, interior design;Vicki Hayes*, civil engineering; Jayne Jackson*, music; Samantha Jones, environmental soil and water science; Luke Knox*, art; Kate Ledbetter, animal science; Joshua Matthews, architecture; Lydia McCain*, childhood education; Lauren McCloy*, journalism; Jessica McGaugh*, architecture; Amanda McLarty*, psychology; Kaylin McLoud*, English/journalism; Amber Miller*, psychology; Christian Moore*, recreation; Colin O'Donnell, accounting; Kellie Ong*, chemistry; Sam Parker*, transportation; Heather Parson*, French; Mark Pickhardt*, chemistry; Stacy Rahat*, food, human nutrition and hospitality; Helena Rescorl*, psychology; Emily Reynolds*, art; Robby Rose*, history; Christopher Salazar, apparel studies; Michelle Simpson, agricultural business;Valerio Socciarelli, nondegree undergrad; Stephanie Stadlbauer, nondegree undergrad; Katherine Striegler*, childhood education; Pamela Styles*, human resource development; Elizabeth Templeton*, biology; Katie Thompson*, childhood education; Hanfei Wang* , marketing; Jason Ward*, anthropology/African American studies; Ethan Yarbrough*, food science; and Steven Zapata*, journalism.

SENIORS: John Adkins*, pre-nursing; Meghan Anderson*, history; Heather Atwood*, music; Andrew Ballard*, kinesiology; Jacquelynn Booker*, kinesiology; Jeffery Bowerman*, kinesiology; Lindsey Brown*, chemistry; Andrew Brown*, sociology; Autumn Bynum*, business economics; Caleb Carman, agriculture education communication and technology; Mee Leem Choi*, Spanish/European studies; Andrea Coker*, Spanish; Nathan Culberson*, physics; John Davis*, accounting; Robin Doss*, biology; Andreas Eiberweiser*, chemistry; Emily Erstine*, biology; Brian Garner*, English; Sarah Geurtz, landscape architecture (fifth-year senior); Misty Gittings*, political science; Lauren Halliburton*, classical studies; Elena Hampton-Stover*, social work/ African American studies; Catherina Harrison, accounting; Lisa Higuera*, history; Matthew Hoffman, architecture (fifth-year senior); Sarah Holtzen*, undeclared undergraduate; Holly Jackson*, physics; Olivera Jankovska*, agricultural business; Hannah Jones*, kinesiology; Jennifer Kicliter, apparel studies Jin Kim*, accounting; Bartholomew Kline, architecture (fifth-year senior); Matthias Knust*, chemistry; Kaleb Kovach*, career and technical education; Mary Langham*, food, human nutrition and hospitality; Teresa Lemon*, accounting; Patricia Lopez*, Spanish; Jinny Lowe*, international relations/European studies; Molly Ludlam, nondegree undergrad; Kristen Martinson*, apparel studies; Lanie Miller*, psychology; Miranda Moore*, elementary education; Mary Nesbitt*, elementary education; Keith Perkins*, computer science; John Pickhardt*, history; Kenlie Posey*, career and technical education; Michelle Ragland*, elementary education; Katelyn Roberts*, music; Paul Sandeful, horticulture, landscape and turf; Dana Scanlon*, political science; Lynn Schumacher*, pre-Master of Arts in Teaching; John Scott, landscape architecture; Holley Shinn*, art; Konrad Siemek*, biological engineering; Vanessa Stewart*, childhood education; Carly Storts*, English; Rick Sullins*, elementary education; Tetsuya Tanaka*, anthropology; Jesse Toms, architectural studies (fifth-year senior); Donald Trumbo*, mathematics; Jeffrey Walker*, kinesiology; and Samantha Wempe*, psychology.

LINCOLN:

SOPHOMORE: Taylor Thurow, food science.

JUNIOR: Shawna Gragg*, human resource development.

SENIORS: Kaci Belk*, childhood education; and Ashley Jones*, agricultural business.

PRAIRIE GROVE:

SOPHOMORES: Stephen Gaulin, landscape architecture; and John Gragg, agricultural business.

SENIOR: Beth Ann Bills, agriculture education communication and technology SILOAM SPRINGS:

FRESHMEN: Daniel Davis, landscape architecture; Clay Draper*, undeclared undergraduate; and Andrew Mainer*, engineering first year.

SOPHOMORES: Kevin Jayne*, geology;Annette McWhorter*, kinesiology; and Jessica Meehan, interior design

JUNIORS: Ashely Creasey, poultry science; Bentley Kirkland, childhood education; and Bentley Seal*, childhood education.

SENIORS: Evan Bolduc*, kinesiology; Karisha Dixon*, agriculture education communication and technology; Larraine Dohle*, middle level education; Christopher Elrod*, political science; Spencer Kirkland*, international business; Rachel Lee*, chemical engineering; Kelly Story, middle level education; and Carie Tsai, food, human nutrition and hospitality.

SPRINGDALE:

FRESHMEN: Lauren Bader, undeclared undergraduate; Ally Burton*, psychology; Natalie Hopkins*, undeclared undergraduate; Kevin Keen*, chemistry; Emily Keen*, chemistry; Kimberly Moffat*, undeclared undergraduate; Luke Petermann, international business; Erin Suttie*, undeclared undergraduate; and Renee Villamaria*, apparel studies

SOPHOMORES: Cassandra Dunk*, history; Sara English*, childhood education; Kelsey Foley*, psychology; Aimee Hasenbeck, food science; Jenna Oney*, music; Christina Pitre*, interior design; Brittany Roland*, childhood education; Matthew Rothmeyer*, engineering first year; and Christopher Ryan*, biology.

JUNIORS: Rachel Burkett*, elementary education; Maggie Cobb*, sociology; Christa Culwell, interior design; Lucas Finch, accounting; Monica Franco*, accounting; Jaclyn Helms, poultry science; Markus Olsen*, philosophy;Tyler Parson*, accounting; Robby Rose, history; Hillary Rutledge*, health science; Adam Stevinson, architecture; Sarah Tisdale*, general business; Jonathan Woehr*, political science; Apryll Womack, human development, family science and rural sociology.

SENIORS: Laurie Anderson*, international relations; Stacy Armstrong*, management;

Robert Arthur, agricultural business; Brooke Bailey*, apparel studies; Sherita Baker, poultry science; Rebecca Barocco, horticulture, landscape and turf; Shane Benson, childhood education; Samantha Blair, poultry science; Nathan Bodenstein*, kinesiology;

Hayley Bolen*, childhood education;Tyler Callich*, English; Richard Elder*, information systems; Kenneth Elliott*, accounting;

Rachel Harrell*, childhood education;Whitney High*, childhood education; Shawna Houchins*, history; Amen Ismail*, biology;

Kristina Korbe*, journalism/political science; Moriah Kramer*, biology; Robert Langston*, marketing; Rebecca Logsdon*, biological engineering; Mona Mardanbigi*, food, human nutrition and hospitality;

Megan Nicholson*, human development, family science and rural sociology; Michael Nicodemus*, international business; Ashley Odglen, interior design; Sarah Patrick, interior design; Kristin Pennington, agriculture education communication and technology;

Amber Perrodin*, art; Jonathon Pianalto*, childhood education; Ashley Pifer*, civil engineering; Kasandra Sen*, music; Brent Sliger, nondegree post-bachelor education; and Allison Ward-Seidel*, childhood education.

WEST FORK:

SOPHOMORES: Renee Kruse*, communication; and Shannon Pennington, apparel studies.

JUNIORS: Sarah Allen*, communication; and Kasey Hughes*, communication.

SENIORS: Felicia Davis, apparel studies; Melissa Davis*, apparel studies; Russel Hensley*, journalism; Malisa Howerton*, childhood education; and Will Nash*, music. Law School Dean's List FARMINGTON

SECOND YEAR: Michael Thompson, second year FAYETTEVILLE

FIRST YEAR: Garrett O'Brien, Lauren Baber, Tai Estopy, Brandon Tittle, Christopher Warzecha and Wesley Whitmore

SECOND YEAR: Nathan Bogart, William Clark, Chrstopher Mee and Chesley Whiteside

THIRD YEAR: Joshua Bailey, Darren Gibbs, Grace Johnson, Emerson McNair, Vincent Ward and Lee Warden SPRINGDALE

FIRST YEAR: Storm Adams, Margaret Carver and Elizabeth Pearce

SECOND YEAR: Clark Donat, Margaret Laue and Robert McClure

Academics, Pages 6 on 07/28/2009

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