Education notes News-Chronicle Martha Gaie, a 1984 graduate of Southwest High School, graduated in May from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with a Ph.D in Mass Communications, certificate in Prevention & Intervention Sciences, and minor in business. She is a R.N. and post-doctoral fellow at UW-Madison's Center of Excellence in Cancer Communication Research. Currently she is conducting research to enhance patient use and effects of Internet-based, tailored cancer communication systems. Gaie and her husband Joe Kramer, a 1980 graduate of West High, and their three children, live in Madison. She is the daughter of John Gaie, Green Bay, and Ruth and Ray Feldhaus, Green Bay. The following students have been named to Wrightstown Middle School's honor rolls: 8th Grade A Honor Roll: Allison Adams, Ben Axell, Hannah Bowers, Emily Currey, Charlie Demske, Lauren Docherty, Weston Gaines, Garrett Gigot, Bob Heimerl Jr., Chelsea Klika, Jessica Klister, Madison Laing, Theresa Liebergen, Emily Martin, Dustin Mc Aloon, Claire Micheli-Wink, Amy Micke, Emily Micke, Dylan Mitchell, Travis Seiltz, Emma Smits, Jonathan Swanson, Hnou Thao, Jason Van De Hey, Kim Van Den Elsen, Jackie Van Gheem, Jessica Vande Hey, Ben Vanden Wymelenberg, Meghan Vandenbush, Lindsay Wall, Christopher Wicker. 8th Grade B Honor Roll: Garry Benjamin, Hope Carmaichael, Eric Edinger, Maria Edinger, Brenda Fritsch, Erik Geiger, David Geurts, Joseph Hackel, Rodney Hutjens, Tyler Karner, Craig Kittelson, Travis Skinkis, Brad Van Dera, Eric Vanbeten. 7th Grade A Honor Roll: Peter Aerts, Chelsea Beining, Carrie Carmichael, Breana Cleven, Max Cousineau, Ashley De Cramer, Breanna De Groot, Jerry Deering, Christa Du Bois, Cera Ebben, Alexander Gerbers, Matthew Gerrits, Nick Gerrits, Mara Geurts, Zachary Gonion, Amanda Guzowski, Casey Hansen, Tara Harmon, Travis Ingish, Ellen Johnson, Bret Klopp, Gabrielle Knaus, Alex Machlica, Bethany Marchant, Caroline Minkebige, Brandon Mueller, Bryanna Mueller, Sean Oligney, Andrew Pikturna, Anna Reynders, Teri Van Dyke, Henry Vande Hey, Jenna Vande Voort, Ashley Verheyen, Ross Wiese, Alyssa Yanzick, Karen Zelzer. 7th Grade B Honor Roll: Hannah Alt, Chance Ashton, Maria Coenen, Zachariah Corlett, Jolene Currey, David Fanlon, Zachary Gussert, Chad Hansen, Jennifer Jahnke, Casey Johns, Charissa Johnson, Ciarra Jones, Robyn Just, Jonathon Kosch, Travis Mueller, Jonathon Nelson, Shanna Peterson, Caitlin Rosera, Douglas Schlies Jr., Charles Van De Hey, Chelsea Van Rossum, Jessica Van Rossum, Brandie Van Schyndel, Erika Vande Hey, Alexia Zebroski. The following undergraduate students at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point have been honored for attaining high grade point averages during the spring semester. Full-time undergraduates who earned grade points of 3.9-4 are given the highest honors designation. High honor citations go to those with grade point averages from 3.75 to 3.89, and honor recognition is accorded to those with grade point averages from 3.5-3.74. Green Bay: Highest honors: Casey Adams, Stephanie Albers, Ellen Baker, Jennifer Berres, David Bobka, Andrew Cao, Kristen Clemens, Allison Giuntini, Ryan Juza, Stephanie Lundy, Sara Maroszek, Elizabeth Roznik, Sarah Skahan. High Honors: Stacy Albright, Melissa Biese, Catlyn Farah, Sarah Gomoll, Rebecca Jukdins, Andrew Kozloski, Angela Last, Megan Maas, Eric Maus, Christine Mosnik, Bethany Richter, Anthony Seidel, Jay Shefchik, Sarah Smogoleski. Honors: Laurice Biemeret-Freeman, Rebecca Casper, Jessica Cook, Sean Geohegan, Katharina Gombar, Bethany Hannon, Amy Helgren, Benjamin Hetzel, Rebecca Jadin, Craig Johnson, Genevieve Johnson, Brent Kohlbeck, Nicole LaReau, Jennifer Manders, Teng Moua, Leopold Nikowitz, Aaron Nolan, Andrew Noth, Katherine Olson, Matthew Ryman, Michael Schiebel, Brenda Smits, Sean Splawski, Alyssa Tielens, Veronique VanGheem, April VandeHei. Greenleaf: Highest Honors: Nicholas Collins. High Honors: Bethany Bruegge. Honors: Andrea Geiger, Kimberly Krahn. Oneida: Honors: Jacqueline Liesch. Pulaski: High Honors: Elizabeth Maroszek. Jerry Donahue was named the new director of Career Services at St. Norbert College, replacing Maureen Huffer who left for a position at Purdue University. Donahue brings nearly 25 years of experience to the college, most recently as a career counselor at the University of Buffalo in Buffalo, N.Y. In addition, he served as director of the Office of Career and Placement Services at Indiana University Northwest in Gary, Ind. He will begin his position at St. Norbert College in July. Jordan Palubicki of Green Bay has been selected to participate in the National Young Leader Conference (NYLC) being held today through July 1 in Washington, D.C. Palubicki, a junior at Preble High School, is one of approximately 350 students from around the country chosen for her leadership potential and scholastic merit who will participate in this unique leadership development program for high school students. The xonference culminates with the "Model Congress," in which students assume the roles of U.S. Representatives and debate, amend and vote on proposed mock legislation. Steven Sobeck, a graduate of Pulaski High School, is the recipient of a 2004 Wisconsin State Telecommunications Foundation Scholarship. He is one of 26 high school students throughout the state to receive telecommunications scholarships worth $1,500 each. Sobeck's name, which was submitted by Northeast Telephone, was one of 163 applications for the scholarship funds. Adam Smith, son of Michelle Nickel of Green Bay, was named to the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in recognition of his excellent academic record. He is currently a junior majoring in psychology Cayden Milton, Matthew O'Grady, Amanda Stary, Betsy Brand, Kyle Siegrist, Andrew Bader, Andrew Parsons, students at Preble High School, Nicholas Boreen and Samantha De Long, students at Southwest High School, Abby Frederick, Tami Hockers, Greta Larson, Lora Anderson, students at Ashwaubenon High School, Amanda Mullins, Ian Toohill, Daniel Endow, Anne Killian, students at Bay Port High School, Jake Clermont, student at Pulaski High School, Kimberly Drewiske, Michael Knaapen, Jennifer Kulkoski, students at West De Pere High School, Martha Seroogy, Andrea Olson, Margaret Bowers, students at De Pere High School, have been selected to participate in Wisconsin School Music Association's (WSMA) 2004 High School State Honors Music Project. The Honors Summer Camp brings Wisconsin's best young musicians to work together with nationally-known conductors in a highly disciplined, professional setting. The 418 students from across Wisconsin who have been selected to participate in the Project will meet for the first time at the summer camp at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay The project will meet at UWGB June 19-22 for the High School State Honors Orchestra, Treble Choir and Jazz Ensemble. The High School State Honors Band and Mixed Choir will meet from June 23-26 at the University. Rachel Mogilka and Devon Mosley, both of Green Bay, were awarded academic degrees from Boston University. Mogilka received a B.S. in mechanical engineering, and Mosley received a B.S. in hospitality administration. Kenneth Abbott, Joseph Carl, Brett Jones, Trisha Meehl, Kendra Rybacki, all of Green Bay, Jessica Austin, Melanie Lindgren, Ashley Wautier, all of De Pere, Kelsey Doersch of Seymour, and Gretchen Meeusen of New Franken, were named to the Dean's List for the 2004 Spring Semester at Winona State University, Winono, Minn. Janelle Durst of Green Bay, was elected a member of the Alpha of Louisiana Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at Tulane University in New Orleans, La., and initiated during Commencement Weekend 2004 Phi Beta Kappa honors the most outstanding liberal arts and sciences students. The Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Alumni Association Board appointed new board members during it annual May meeting. Kami Fusco of Green Bay was reelected to her second consecutive term as president. She will serve until 2006. Other appointed members were Don Ascher of Suring, vice-president, and Shelly McDermid of Green Bay, secretary. Russ Boettcher of De Pere, Char Meier of Stiles, Gail Schroeder of Oconto Falls, and Erin Trake of Kewaunee, were all selected as "at large" board members. Each will serve until 2006. Completing the Board are Treasurer Karen Skar, of Green Bay, and Foundation Representative Ann Lotter, of Oconto Falls. Other members include Darlene Boettcher and Mary Beth Ryan of De Pere, Laura Norton, Todd Lo Cascio, Claire Lofdahl, and Dan Wollin, all of Green Bay. Each person is a member until 2005. The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved promotions for eight faculty members at their June board meeting. Promotions from the probationary status of assistant professor to the rank of associate professor were granted to William Lepley, Business Administration, Debra Pearson, Human Biology, Kevin Fermanich, John Katers and Tara Reed, all of Natural and Applied Sciences, Timothy Kaufman, Education, Peter Breznay, Information and Computing Science, and Derek Jeffreys, Humanistic Studies. Lepley, Pearson and Fermanich came to UW-Green Bay ine 1998. Reed, Katers, Kaufman and Breznay began appointments in 1999. Jeffreys joined the faculty in 2000. Sarah Frisque, daughter of Tony and Marsha Frisque, recently graduated cum laude from Hamline University, School of Law, St. Paul, Minn. She is a graduate of West De Pere High School and the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Robert Christman, son of Rev. Robert and Kay Christman of Green Bay, graduated in May from the University of Arizona with a Ph.D. in 16th Century European History. He will begin teaching this fall at Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. Christman is a 1987 graduate of East High School. Paul Bartingale of Green Bay has accepted membership in The National Society of Collegiate Scholars and will be honored during a campus ceremony this fall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Tne NSCS is a highly selective, national, non-profit honors organization. Founded in 1994, it recognizes first and second year undergraduate students who excel academically. Kristen Graves of Green Bay graduated cum laude with a B.A. degree in music and religion with a concentration in management from St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn. Virginia Remley, daughter of Colly and Thomas Remley of Green Bay, has graduated cum laude from Beloit College with a B.A. degree in psychology and a health study minor. She is currently continuing with graduate studies at New York University and will intern in public health at John Hopkins, Baltimore, Md. Mary Greenlaw, associate professor of Secondary Education at Eastern Illinois University, was named director of Teacher Education at St. Norbert College. She will start her position on July 19. As director, Greenlaw will oversee the scheduling of classes and curriculum issues. She will also prepare for an accreditation review next spring from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI). Greenlaw completed her PhD. in Curriculum and Instruction: Secondary Education at Indiana State University. She received a B.S. in Science Education from the Univeristy of Missouri and a M.A. in Counseling Education from St. Louis University. She spent three years teaching science and 12 years as a school counselor. Elizabeth Paulson of Green Bay graduated magna cum laude from Boston College with a B.A. degree in English. Barney Johnson, St. Nobert College's Director of Theatre Facilities, has been admitted as Lighting Designer to United Scenic Artists, the professional organization of designers in theatre, opera, television and motion pictures. This union membership certifies Johnson a professional lighting designer