DANA COLLEGE ANNOUNCES SPRING 2004
DEAN'S LIST
Students honored for academic excellence
Dana College in Blair, Neb., has released its Dean’s
List for the Spring 2004 semester.
In order to be eligible for the Dean’s List,
students must be enrolled as full-time students, have a minimum
grade point average of 3.7 for the semesters and have no grade of
D+ or below.
The following students have been named to the list:
Nebraska
Albion
Janez Anderson
Chris Carder
Arapahoe
Scott Taylor
Bellevue
Sharae Bishop
Michael Burton
Amy Fullenkamp
Theresa Garrison
Blair
Kiley Bair
Kyle Peterson
Tracie Ruwe
Kirk Schjodt
Central City
Jess Holz
Clay Center
Dustin Nielsen
Fort Calhoun
Christy Campbell
Fremont
Melissa Andrus
Amber Meister
Genoa
Megan Oakley
Gothenburg
Mara Bartlett
Grand Island
John Kaup
Ashley Sorensen
Gurley
Kim Joedeman
Hallam
Jenni Eggert
Harvard
Trent Leichleiter
Hebron
Lewis Hackbart
Homer
Janelle Barclay
Hooper
Sara Siebler
Kennard
Stephanie Fitch
La Vista
Brynn Lastovica
Lincoln
Heidi Essay
Mandy Hershey
Lyman
Paul Peterson
Martell
Nathan Wittstruck
Nebraska City
Webster Farris
Carmen Woudstra
Norfolk
Marisa Bretschneider
North Platte
Michelle Young
Oakland
Clint Peterson
Ogallala
JD Hall
Omaha
Zach Braun
Jess Doan
Jenny Filipowicz
Kelly Grant-Leanna
Darrell Greene
Kelly Heller
Stacy Hubbard
Kyle Lefeber
Maggie Patterson
Julia Peterson
Vanessa Piper
Jeff Purcell
Michelle Simon
John Synowicki
Rachel Turner
Michelle Wever
Jami White
O’Neill
Brandie Carlson
Luke Dea
Papillion
Kathy Wells
Carrie Whitehead
Pender
Lisa Glissman
Royal
Kelli Ober
Saint Paul
Tanya Dugan
Seward
Shane Jackman
Superior
Marcie Smidt
Tekamah
Honour Farrens
Valley
Ashley Matteo
West Point
Brian Abrahams
Lindsey Bliemeister
Tyler Bliemeister
Iowa
Algona
Abigail Erpelding
Atlantic
Sara Buck
Charter Oak
Jimmy Staley
Council Bluffs
Matt Allen
Amanda Bartling
Michelle Glanz
Jake Gradoville
Sara Gutzwiller
Jay Isaacson
Brent Lorkovic
Amanda Reddish
Dana
Mattie Halterman
Danville
Hannah Heckart
Denison
Lisa Schneider
Jennifer Thede
Des Moines
Emily Neve
Dunlap
Elizabeth Weis
Glenwood
Aaron McGoldrick
Gowrie
Greg Towne
Indianola
Jim Clark
Laurens
Leslie Halligan
Logan
Tabby Holman
Lisa Vrana
Missouri Valley
Jami Bertelsen
Mondamin
Karley Shreeve
Moorhead
Nicole Hull
Oakland
Tina Hackett
Ocheyedan
Tyler Mohr
Orange City
Dustyn Keepers
Chris Korver
Red Oak
Ian Latella
Sibley
Amanda Groen
Sioux City
Karie Lenzen
Walnut
Jennifer Muell
Woodbine
Mark Esser
Lisa Mann
Minnesota
Chokio
Cassandra Schuster
Dilworth
Shelby Dawson
Hawley
Andy Cox
Trimont
Ginger Krueger
Colorado
Aurora
Mark Bless
Golden
Erin Field
Westminster
Andi Smith
South Dakota
Brookings
Inga Roe
Menno
Christina Ulmer
Rapid City
Marta Walker
California
San Francisco
Bernardo Hinojosa
Whittier
Dani Woodyard
Illinois
Aurora
Cliff Ellis
Mackenzie Krause
Rantoul
Matt Reed
Washington
Tacoma
Greg Rickenbacher
Parkland
Katrina Woldseth
Alaska
North Pole
Kyle Hatch
Florida
Green Cove Springs
Bryan Watson
Hawaii
Nanakuli
Kori Lamoya
Kansas
Pleasanton
Becky Bryant
Maine
Falmouth
Lars Madsen
Missouri
Westboro
Beth Pearson
Montana
Billings
Andy Miller
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Jesse Valdez
Texas
Keller
Wade Danielson
Wisconsin
Tomah
Matt Hodgson
Wyoming
Gillette
Dru McMillan
Dana College is a place where students make things
happen — in their own lives and in the lives of others. Through
a highly supportive faculty and campus community, Dana students
develop interpersonal skills, leadership abilities, and other important
values and knowledge as they make choices about their future. Dana’s
outstanding academic programs in business, education and social
work, among others, ensure that students have the knowledge, skills
and experience necessary to pursue challenging careers or placement
in graduate school.
Dana College is a private, liberal arts institution
in Blair, Neb. To learn more, visit www.dana.edu.
Dana College: Develop talents,
Take charge, Build a future — We’re with you all the
way.
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For more information contact:
Sarah Cavanah
Communications Coordinator
(402) 426-7216
scavanah@dana.edu
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