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Local students receiving degrees from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls include: Shannan Allen, Elizabeth Kiley, Kate Knoespel, Jared Marcell, all of Green Bay, Leslie Shuler, Oneida, Wendy Brusky, Pulaski, Rachael Holewinski and Jessica Kroncke, both of Seymour.

Lidra Xiong of Green Bay, wan named to the spring 2004 Dean's List at Upper Iowa University, Fayette campus.

The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh has announced the names of local students who qualified for the university's Dean's List and Honor Roll for the 2003-2004 spring semester.

To qualify for Honor Roll, a student must take at least 12 credits and earn a grade point avereage of at least 3.3 (out of a possible 4. or "Straight A").

Those with a GPA or 3.75 or higher qualify for the Dean's List.

"Straight A": Katrina Bell, Melissa Chaudoir, Jennifer Deuster, Sheena Hoffmann, Adam Juza, Cynthia Lucas, Bradley Peterson, Laura Roemaat, Stacy Schowalter, Joan Smith, all of Green Bay, Patricia Clancy, Greenleaf.

Dean's List: Tony Aloi, Joshua Andrews, Eric Fiori, Shannon Glaser, Jacklyn Gombar, Katie Grochmal, Georgeanne Hazuka, Nicole Jauquet, Bobbi Kekula, Marnie Landvatter, Matthew Parmentier, Christine Pellinen, Alessandra Pietenpol, Katie Quinlan, Nancy Reiland, Heidi Rogers, Paul Schmidt, Kirsten Tennie, all of Green Bay, Catherine Wavrunek, Oneida, Julie Kryger, Pulaski. Honor Roll: Jason Annoye, Adam Ault, Matthew Aures, Justin Bangert, Bridget Bell, Amy Besaw, Tia Blatchford, Chad Boerboom, Erica Brown, Jason Christus, Jessica Cottrell, Deanna Countryman, Bridget Czech, Caleb Dahl, William De Terville, Craig Demuth, Karen Detert, Kirk Dewindt, Susan Diamond, Nicole Dudley, Kenneth Fager, Nicole Fenci, Justin Fowler, Amanda Frederick, Michelle Hermes, Tara Jensen, Ralph Johnson, Tara Kelly, Nathan Knight, Nicole Kunick, Jennifer Marks, Nicole Mathieson, Theresa Mckenney, Angela Metoxen, Adam Metzner, Danielle Murray, Andrew Novak, Andrew Owens, Marcia Perry, Sallie Rebman, Kristine Rhode, Paul Schmidt, Beverly Siolka, Craig Stanke, Connie Strebel, Eric Vandenheuvel, Shannon Vanstraten, Jason Wentworth, all of Green Bay, Lisa Beyer and Nicole Brice, both of Greenleaf, Kimberly Cornelius, Kyle Dean, Valerie Feldkamp, Michael Sobieck, all of Oneida, Brian Hudson, Pulaski.

Elizabeth Jensen of De Pere, has been named to the spring 2004 Dean's List at Providence College, Providence, R.I.

Lee Ann Cenefelt, Dana Timm, and Allison Van Haute of Green Bay, Jacqueline Hanstedt of Pulaski, and Justin Steinbrinck of De Pere, were named to the spring 2004 Dean's List at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Ind.

Cenefelt, daughter of Gary and Katherine Cenefelt, is currently a senior psychology and sociology-criminolgy major. She graduated from East High School in 2001.

Timm is the daughter of Dale and Jaynie Timm. She graduated from the university in May 2004.

Van Haute, daughter of Allen and Mary Van Haute is currently a senior majoring in music. She is a 2001 graduate of Southwest High School.

Hanstedt graduated from Pulaski High School in 2001. She is currently a senior elementary education major at VU. She is the daughter of Terry and Judy Hanstedt.

Steinbrinck, son of Amy Steinbrinck, graduated from De Pere High School in 2002. He is currently a junior political science and secondary education major.

LeeAnn Cenefelt, daughter of Katherine and Gary Cenefelt of Green Bay, and Briana Lemerond, daughter of Kenneth and Barbara Lemerond of Green Bay. were recently recognized fro their academic work during the Celebration of Undergraduate Scholarship at Valparaiso University.

Cenefelt was acknowledged for her work on group projects titled "Sharpening Flavor-Discrimination after a pre-exposure to Training Delay: An Investigation of the Effectiveness of a Context-flavor Reminder Treatment" and "An Investigation of Context Effects in the Morris Water Maze.

Lemerond was acknowledged for her work on the group project "Popular Culture and the Role of Public Relations."

Local May graduates from Marquette University include:

Green Bay: Ryan Antkowiak, Karla Bayer, Marie Beau, Holly Bessert, Jodi Brusewitz, Jaime Delmont, Matthew Hoeft, Regina Jankiewicz, Joseph Koglin, Margaret Mattice, James Maufort, Gretchen Morgan, Kristin Otzelberger, Susan Phelps, Jason Robshaw, Mark Skiffington, Tiffany Soukhaphaly, Megan Templeton, Marcia Ten Haken, Camilla Tubbs, Emily Waerzeggers, Melissa Willis.

De Pere: Tracy Doro, Elizabeth Matyas, Jennifer Wiers.

Oneida: Ingrid Erickson, Daniel Heidel.

Greenleaf: Rachel Johnson.

New Franken: Patrick Marska.

Notre Dame Academy has announced that Scott Berg, Pierre Jacque, Mohammad Jazayeri, Samantha Lagerman, John Lynch, Kevin Muhs, Nathaniel Pascale, Davide Toffolon, Samantha Toigo, Benjamin Wilda, and Joseph Wong, have been named to the National Merit Scholars for the 2004-2005 school year.

Nine Notre Dame Academy students have participated in a Habitat for Humanity build this summer. They took on the challenging task of hanging dry wall throughout the home.

Caitlin Durkin initiated and planned the project. Other participants in the build were: Rob Simmer, Caroline Rudzinski, Vanessa Rompa, Alex Hansen, Jacqueline Schumacher, MacKenzie Broeren, Jaci Stempski, and Evan Van Alstine.

The Herb Kohl Educational Foundation 2004 Excellence Scholarship was presented to Abby VandeWalle at a recognition lucheon hosted by U.S. Senator Herb Kohl on April 5.

The scholarhip recognizes students who have demonstrated academic potential, outstanding leadership, citizenship, community service, integrity, and other special talents.

Mike Miller, son of Robert and Agnes Miller of Green Bay, was a participant in the Valparaiso University chapter of Engineers Without Borders during the past academic year. He is a May graduate from the College of Engineering.

The non-profit organization was established to help developing areas worldwide with their engineering needs, while involving and training a new kind of internationally responsible engineering student.

The Valpo chapter designed and built an irrigation and drinking water pumping system for a poor community in Kenya.


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