Education notes News-Chronicle The 2003-2004 De Pere Lions Club Peace Poster winners are Laong Moua from West De Pere Middle School, Erik Berns from Our Lady of Lourdes School, Jacob Bressers from Notre Dame Middle School and Brynna Marnocha from De Pere Middle School. Erik Berns' poster has been chosen to represent the De Pere Lions Club on the district level. Each recipient received a certificate and a $50 savings bond. Four De Pere High School students have earned the right to compete at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) state competition, to be held April 1-2 in Green Bay. Students qualified through the FBLA region meet held Feb. 7 at Suring High School. They are Alyssa Daul, first in Computer Applications, Liz Rogers, first in Word Processing I, Jami Longlais, second in Job Interview, and Jenna Treml, third in Impromptu Speaking. Jessica Dubois, Wade Peters, and Dorothy Stone, all of Green Bay, have earned Dean's List honors during the fall 2003 semester the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Joseph Ferguson of Green Bay, was named to the Dean's Academic Honor List for the 2004 fall semester at Baylor University, Waco, Texas. To be on the list, a student must be an undergraduate with a minimum grade-point average of 3.7 while enrolled in a minimum of 12 semester hours. Kenneth Abbott of Green Bay, will be involved in this year's production of Dancescape 2004 to be held 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at Winona State University, Winona, Minn. There will also be a 2 p.m. matinee on Saturday. All performances will be held on the Performing Arts Center Main Stage on campus. This annual dance event features original choreography and performances by WSU students, faculty and guest chorographers in a broad range of new dance works. Libby Erdmann, a senior at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, has been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester of the 2003-2004 academic year. Erdmann, a 2000 graduate of Ashwaubenon High School, is the daughter of Rick and Sue Erdmann of Green Bay. She is majoring in German. Heidi Hanson, a senior at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, has been named to Dean's List for the fall semester of 2003-2004 academic year. Hanson, a 200 graduate of West High School, is the daughter of Douglas and Kris Hanson of Green Bay. She is majoring in elementary education. Blue ribbon winners of the Brown County 4-H Speaking Fest held Jan. 31 at the Brown County Extension Office were: Demonstrations - Greg Holl, Greenleaf 4H, Jake VanSchyndel, HiFlyers 4H. Poetry - Josh VandeWettering, Greenleaf 4H, Amber Williquette, Greenleaf 4H, Gabe Michaels, Greenleaf 4H, Melissa Hettmann, Morrison 4H. Storeytelling - Emilie Beining, Greenleaf 4H. Speech - Jason Neumeyer, Greenleaf 4H, Matt Coel, Lost Dauphin 4H, Brooke Frelich, Greenleaf 4H. Blue Ribbons and Best Individual Performances were awarded to: Demonstrations - Kristin Vanevenhoven, Wrightstown 4H Poety - Hanna Michaels, Greenleaf 4H. Storytelling - Anna Holl, Greenleaf 4H. Speech - Heather Buchberger, Lost Daupin 4H. Kristin Vanevenhoven's demonstration on how to sew hair accessories was selected to represent Brown County at the Wisconsin State Fair. Gregory Aldrete of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, has been awarded a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for his individual research in the humanities. His research topic was: Floods in Ancient Rome. NEH fellowships support individuals pursuing advanced research that contributes to scholarly knowlege or to the general public's understanding of the humaniities. A full-term NEH fellowship (9-12 months) carry a stipend of $40,000. Recipients may opt for a shorter term (6-8 months), which carries a stipend of $24,000. Megan Eddy and Sarah Jones, both of Oneida, have been named to the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Dean's List for fall semester 2003. Maxwell Kiesner of Oneida has been named to the Dean's List at Northern Illinois University for the fall 2003 semester. The following area students have been named to the Dean's List for the 2003 fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville: Green Bay: Rachel Ballast, Craig Gaslor, Luke Gliniecki, Daniel Gray, Joseph Hendricks, Joseph Kempen, Michael Lange, Andrew LuMaye, Heidi Mikulsky, Thomas Nash, Adam Smith, Zerzsez Thompson, Trista VanBoxtel, Ryan VanGoethem. Bellevue: Korrin Kruser. De Pere: Jeremy Rentmeester, Paul Vogels. Denmark: Todd Boehm, Renee Gretz. Seymour: Tracey Kuehne. Keri Sawyer of Green Bay earned the distiction of Faculty Honors for fall semester 2003 at the Gerogia Institue of Technology. Silver Lake College has announced the following area students to its Dean's List for Fall 2003: Algoma: Linda Lohrey. De Pere: Marlene Garvey, Susan Kocian, Sarah Kubiak, Patricia Merrifield. Denmark: Kathryn Christman, Jessica Wavrunkek. Green Bay: Melissa Christenson, Tonya Cioni, Michael Cornell, Cheryl De Baker, Amanda Finn, Laura House, Adam Jaehnig Misty Jordan, Natasha Laakso, Carey Lefebvre, Beth McLean, Nathan Milquette, Melanie Pilling, Mitchell Przybelski, William Sauer, Jane Schaefer, Annie Selk, Josette Smithson. Luxemburg: Gregory Balza, Sara Jeanquart, Wendy Salentine. Wrightstown: William Bucher.