Education notes News-Chronicle The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh chapter of the National Broadcasting Society and its members won 13 awards at the Region 5 NBS convention in Sioux Falls, S.D. The UW-Oshkosh NBS chapter was named "Chapter of the Year" in the 10-state region. Jolene Mortensen, Green Bay, won a first place production award for best variety program. Mike Drager, Green Bay, won a honorable mention award in the video magazine show and video sports show categories. Randi Shedlosky of Green Bay has been named to the Dean's List of Monmouth College, Monmouth, Ill., for the 2003 fall semester. She is the daughter of Pete and Cindy Shedlosky. The University of Minnesota Duluth has announced Gregory DeMain, Stephanie Humphrey, Jr., and Katherine Platner, all of Green Bay, to its Dean's List for the 2003 fall semester. Graham Callis of Green Bay has been awarded a $500 scholarship from the Wisconsin Transportation Builders Association (WTBA). He is a student in the Civil Engineering Technology program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. The scholarship was one of 11 awarded by WTBA of Tomorrow, the association's council of young transportation construction professionals that is committed to developing the industry's future workforce. The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater announced that the following students were named to the fall 2003 Dean's List. Green Bay: Brandon Anderson, Adam Compton, Nicole Englebert, Aaron Gorenc, Daniel Herms, Nicholas Jahnke, David Jenkel, Trevor Jones, Stephen Kaster, Angela Kemp, Tracy Lambert, Tara Lane, Matthew Laubenstein, Sacha Lewis, Margaret Miller, Emily Nelsen, Maria Neumeier, Jacob Peters, Paul Schneider, Michael Schroeder, Chris Skrobutanas, Heather Smith, Meghan Taylor, Laura Thomas, Jaclyn Witthuhn, Julie Witthuhn, Kurtis Zeratsky. Greenleaf: Thomas Brittnacher, Kristin Demske. Elizabeth Kerby, Green Bay, was awarded a degree from the University of Iowa during 2003 fall commencement. Regan Pozniak and Benjamin Smyth, both of Green Bay, were named to the Dean's List for the 2003 fall semester at the University of Iowa. The following area students have been added to Ripon College's 2003 fall semester Dean's List. Green Bay: Zena Bauer, Leslie Becker, Kaelin Butch, Joseph Fontaine, Jonathan Knott, Kacie Louis, Matthew Maccoux. Tony Vanden Bush, Green Bay, was awarded a Veterinary Microbiology and Prev Med, PHD degree during Iowa State University's 2003 fall commencement ceremony. He was also a recipient of a University Teaching Excellence Award. Beloit College has announced that Anne Barkow, Nathaniel Remley and Virginia Remley, all of Green Bay, have achieved academic distinction during the fall term of the academic year and have been named to the Dean's List. Winners of the second annual Wisconsin Public Service Einstein Science Fair are: - 6th grade, 1st place and also the "Best of the Best" - Julia Carpenedo and Jennifer Rabas from St. Philip School with their project on natural dyes and fibers.. - 8th grade, 1st place - Maria Buchholz and Christine Ertl of Lombardi Middle School with their project on music and heart rates. - 8th grade, 2nd place - Carly Charlier and Katie Kennedy of Lombardi Middle School with their project on prisms. Jacob Klaus of Green Bay was named to the Dean's List at Liberty University, Lynchburg, Va. for the fall 2003 semester. Liberty University is a private, Christian liberal arts university. The following students received the Chancellor's Award for the fall 2003 semester at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Green Bay: Rebecca Busch, Jay Deuster, Amy Frisque, Rachel Hamblen, David Hinrichs, Lindsey Larscheid, Katie Pamperin, Prescott Phillips, Aaron Revitis, Jennifer Rosinsky, Jennifer Spychalski, Jamie Sturke, Keith Utech, Bryan Van Den Heuvel, Lia Vang. Greenleaf: Karl Fels. Oneida: Samuel Brzezinski. Kimberly Perry and Chandra Schmechel, both of Green Bay, have been placed on the Dean's List for the 2003 fall semester at St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minn. Sarah Lepak of Green Bay was named to the Dean's List for the fall 2003 semester at Wayne State College, Wayne, Neb. Kirstin Smejkal of Green Bay was selected to receive a Merrimak Capital Company LLC Scholarship at Winona State University, Winona, Minn. Each recipient of this scholarship must write a 500 word narrative, statement of what this award would mean to him or her, and include at least two letters or recommendation from the WSU faculty members. Kenneth Abbott of Green Bay was selected to receive the Jessie Kaiser Scholarship by the Winona State University Foundation Scholarship Committee. Each recipient of the scholarship must be an undergraduate student classified as a junior or senior enrolled full-time with a declared major and a minimum GPA of 3.75 on a 4. scale. John Enderby, formerly of Green Bay, recently received his Doctor of Ministry degree from Trinity Theological Seminary and is a pastor in the Kansas City area. He graduated from Bay Port High School in 1968, received his bachelor's degree from Northwestern College in 1978 and his Master of Theology from Trinity International University in 1982. John is the son of the late Dr. Wayne Enderby, who had his medical practice in Green Bay from 1949-1981 and was the Brown County coroner from 1954-58. Interlochen Arts Academy has selected Rose Laurent to be a member of the nationally recognized Gibson/Baldwin GRAMMY Jazz Ensembles, which will perform during the 2004 GRAMMY Week events. Sponsored by Gibson Guitars, Baldwin Pianos and the GRAMMY Foundation in partnership with the Recording Academy, this group is comprised of some of the finest talent in the nation. The 29 students in the ensemble represent 26 cities, 11 states and one Canadian Province. Michelle Warner graduated from Bellevue University, Bellevue, Neb., on Jan. 24 with a degree in Management of Human Resources.