Education notes News-Chronicle The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has released the names of those who qualified for the fall dean's list. Area students who made the list include: Jennifer Calawerts, Aaron Cousineau, Benjamin Schultz, Brad Roberts, Brett Belden, Brian Stoltenberg, Daniel Phillips, Daniel Schuchart, Drew Brabant, Edwin Olvera, Jeremy Mancheski, Jon Ryan, Kristian Roesken, Matt Dinnocenzo, Matthew Burich, Roberto Olvera, Anne Sopko, Ashley Schauer, Candice LaPlante, Danielle Bebeau, Emilie Waligursky, Jill Vandenberg, Kaiti Livermore, Kari Karwedsky, Kristin Horkman, Laura Baker, Laura Becker, Laurie Marman, Lindsey Vogel, Lindsey McDonald, Lorraine Evans, Melissa Fager, Michelle Retzlaff, Nicole Meehl, Rebecca Herzog, Rebecca Olejniczak, Sara Lewis, Wendy Chambers and Scott Lemerond, all from Green Bay; Charles Crisp of Oneida and Cory Klopotic of Pulaski. Local students who participated in December graduation ceremonies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee include the following: Andrew Gerczak, Erick Bennett, Grant Horn, Kristian Roesken, Matthew Burich, Ryan Jansky, Ryan Laughlin, Scott Winkler, Stephen Skaleski, Amber Mulloy, Chue Lee, Corinne Corroy, Elizabeth Horner, Laura Becker, Marlene Brunner, Michelle Retzlaff , Rachel Buchholz, Sara Van and Sarah Sturke, all of Green Bay; Sarah Hock of Greenleaf, Charles Crisp of Oneida and Cory Klopotic of Pulaski. Andrew Oettinger of Green Bay is one of two University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire senior political science majors to receive a $2,500 Karl Andresen Scholarship for the 2002-03 academic year. Oettinger will receive the award during an Honors Week Celebration Tuesday. Rebecca Lehmann of Green Bay has been awarded a 2002-03 University of Wisconsin-Madison Book Store Academic Excellence Award. The $1,000 grant is given to 20 undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves by completing independent projects under the supervision of a faculty or staff member. Natalie Barszcz of Green Bay is a recipient of a 2003-04 University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin/Hilldale Undergraduate/Faculty Research Fellowship. The research fellowships provide students with the opportunity to get involved in research and foster collaboration between undergraduate students and faculty or instructional staff. The fellowships provide a grant of $4,000 to the student and $1,000 to the faculty/staff supervisor to help defray the costs of research. Wisconsin's 144 All-State Scholars and their families will be recognized at a special awards ceremony April 27 in Madison. Local All-State Scholars include Samuel Bockenhauer, De Pere High School; Katherine Gulczynski, Notre Dame Academy; Destree Hafeman, Preble High School; Sean Luchs, Ashwaubenon High School; Eric Niespodzany, Seymour High School; Peter Wirtala, Bay Port High School; and Lindsay Woodbridge, Pulaski High School. Selection of All-State Scholars is based on overall high school grade-point average and ACT or SAT scores. Bay Port High School held its National Honor Society induction ceremony March 11. The following students were inducted: Cassandra Goldschmidt, Amy Kroening, Kirstin Kuplic, Leah Maes, Nicole Neveau, Sarah Perz, Adam Peters, Jeanne Rebman, Lea Sachs and Lindsay Schoen, all seniors; Eric Albrecht, Matthew Atkinson, Emily Barlament, Mallory Blozinski, Brennan Boettcher, Holly Browne, Megan Callahan, Annie Cook, Megan Dischler, Sarah Dushek, Michael Folk, Robyn Gabel, Nathan Gallert, Lauren Gerrits, Hannah Gray, Ashley Hopp, Justine Hornick, Diana Hubbell, Jessica Hussong, Jessica Hying, Hope Inman, Samantha Jimenez, Lisa Judkins, Lauren Keith, Alexis Krinsky, Sara Krouse, Jacob LaSota, Leah Leffler, Kelly Jo Lueck, Jared Mason, Nicole Mayefske, Colin McCambridge, Patrick Meyer, Katie Moker, Scott Neilitz, Aleitha Palmer, Erin Pamperin, Jeffrey Raiders, Katherine Roarty, Angela Ryczkowski, Jeanna Sperber, Monica Starr, Erik Strungs, Jamie Targaczewski, Scott Truskowski, Ashley Ullmer, Ali Vandenlangenberg, Mary Waller, Benjamin Warwick, Stephanie Weckler, Eric Whetmore, David Whitney, Daniel Wiese, Ashley Willis, Meghan Wood, Rebecca Yanke and Amanda Zimmerman, all juniors. Jennifer Hansen of Green Bay has been awarded a Regent Scholarship for the 2003-04 academic year at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. A Green Bay Home Schoolers team of students has advanced to the state National History Day competition. The team of Courtney Lawyer, Rachel Evans, Emily Valine, Vienna Trindal and Janelle VanderKelen won the regional junior group performance category with their presentation of "Babies in the Mill: Crusade Against Child Labor."