03-24-00

By Stephen Swanson, 541-737-0789
SOURCE: Holly Ward, 541-737-6832

CORVALLIS - More than 200 Oregon State University juniors have earned The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi's Junior Accolades recognition.

Phi Kappa Phi is the nation's largest honor society and recognizes and encourages excellence in scholarship among all disciplines and fields of study - from liberal arts to sciences to the professional fields. Junior Accolades are awarded to juniors in the upper 10 percent of their class within their college.

Phi Kappa Phi Junior Accolades recipients include:

ALBANY: Amy Burright, business administration; Amy Chan, chemistry; Katherine Hellman, human development and family sciences; Tulley Long, environmental sciences; Belinda Shantz, wildlife science; Adam Wertz, business administration.

ALOHA: Logan Bauer, computer engineering; Bryan Nelson, computer engineering.

ALSEA: Jennifer Oar, human development and family sciences.

ARCH CAPE: Andrew Sandeen, animal sciences.

AURORA: Matthew Balance, computer engineering.

BANDON: David Freitag, horticulture.

BANKS: Douglas Beardsley, psychology; Jennifer Chambers, human development and family sciences.

BEAVERTON: Stacey Bond, human development and family sciences; Husni Habal, computer engineering; Sean Lanz, anthropology.

BEND: Jason Adams, business administration; Hardik Patel, electrical engineering; John Wilson, biochemistry and biophysics.

BROOKINGS: Stormy Havice, art.

BURNS: Clint Blacker, computer science.

CARLTON: Kevin Harris, computer science.

CHILOQUIN: Melissa Olson, horticulture.

CLACKAMAS: Paul Mc Menam, anthropology.

COQUILLE: Renee Evrard, anthropology.

CORVALLIS: Musitka Ali, food science and technology; Titien Bambang, business; John Califano, biochemistry and biophysics; Gloria Dharma-Zacharia, liberal studies; Jason Durham, mathematics; Carl Erhardt, anthropology; Brooke Filip, human development and family sciences; Jakob Freid, biology; Amy Frugia, nutrition and food management; Leah Gross, bioresource research; Alice Grucza, geography; Breeanna Hart, exercise and sport science; Adam Heesacker, crop and soil science; Fabio Hirata, computer science; Lisa Hobart, human development and family sciences; Heidi Hoffine, biology; Matthew James, liberal studies; Zebulon Jones, biological engineering; Carly Kingzett, human development and family sciences; Oralia Kolaczkowski, natural resources; Sarah Martin, microbiology; Avery Mc Combs, bioresource research; Patrick Mc Cullough, sociology; Jeffrey Monaghan, industrial engineering; Onyeka Nduaguba, science; Joshua Noda, business; Katherine O'Grady, mathematics; Carina Olsson, electrical engineering; Alison Page, exercise and sport science; Tessa Pech, general science; Dai Pham, health care administration; Matthew Pumper, business administration; Derek Rains, microbiology; Sathya Ravichandran, microbiology; Shandi Read, psychology; Jason Sarmiento, mathematics; Katharine Sherris, history; Magdalena Skordahl, electrical engineering; Sarah Sparks, human development and family sciences; Ingrid Stefanus, food science and technology; Andrew Stopherd, mechanical engineering; Kimberly Turpin, liberal studies; Amanda Waterman, German; Letizia Wetzel, civil engineering; Jacqueline Wirz, music; Thomas Young, environmental science.

COTTAGE GROVE: Cameron Derbyshire, biochemistry and biophysics.

DALLAS: Megan Burril, general agriculture; Christopher Hilgert, horticulture; Ian Read, biology.

DUNDEE: Lisa Skillman, business administration.

DURHAM: Brian Mize, forest management.

ESTACADA: Betsy Mills, animal sciences.

EUGENE: Teresa Bailey, nuclear engineering; Sarah Dammen, economics; David Hong, computer engineering; Shu-Ching Hsu, electrical engineering; Brina Noffsinger, psychology; Erin Nyseth, exercise and sport science; Katherine Yang, general science.

FAIRVIEW: Justin Sandall, business administration.

FLORENCE: Jon Jensen, forest products.

FOREST GROVE: Sara Gray, anthropology; Janel VanderZanden, interior merchandising.

GOLD BEACH: John Wilson, biological engineering.

GRANTS PASS: Anna Jenkins, business administration.v GRESHAM: Jeremy Andes, mathematics; Andrea Arnold, anthropology.

HALSEY: Hilary Jackson, interior merchandising.

HARRISBURG: Jamie Miller, business administration.

HERMISTON: Aaron Muhs, economics.

HILLSBORO: Kate Gribskov, zoology; Kimberly Jansen, exercise and sport science; Trevor Livingston, business administration; Nathan Moroney, construction engineering management; Stephanie Morrow, mechanical engineering.

HOOD RIVER: Amy Bickford, business administration; Robin Mc Daniel, business administration; Brooke Struck, political science; Misty Woody, interior merchandising.

INDEPENDENCE: Sean Borton, anthropology.

JACKSONVILLE: Katrina Shade, business administration.

JOHN DAY: Lindsey Kimble, business administration.

JUNCTION CITY: Adrianne Audette, applied visual arts; Jonathan Disbro, business administration.

KEIZER: Jacob Hauptman, art.

KLAMATH FALLS: Casey Cavanaugh, business administration.

LA GRANDE: Carrie Capshaw, liberal studies.

LEBANON: Christina Guthridge, business administration; Teala Roe, sociology.

LYONS: Bryan Kill, anthropology.

MADRAS: Kainan Bodenlos, construction and engineering management; Mark Gardner, anthropology.

MCMINNVILLE: Adam Higgins, biological engineering; Scott Johnson, history.

MEDFORD: Jennifer Lambert, exercise and sport science; Eric Meyer, mechanical engineering.

MILTON FREEWATER: Jeffrey Lyon, chemical engineering.

MONMOUTH: Gregory Loveland, horticulture; Camren Spangler, computer engineering.

MYRTLE CREEK: Matthew Lawhead, wildlife science.

MYRTLE POINT: Sean Comstock, forest engineering; Kori Haddix, health promotion and education; Ryan Harbert, electrical and electronics engineering.

NEWBERG: Shaun Brothers, microbiology.

NEWPORT: Katrina Walker, general science.

NORTH BEND: Anthony Ramos, general science.

OAKRIDGE: Brooke Johnson, microbiology.

OREGON CITY: Karl Brinkert, mechanical engineering; Renee Robertson, exercise and sport science.

PENDLETON: Douglas Mohrland, business administration; Miranda Peden, psychology.

PHILOMATH: Mark Clements, Spanish; Ryan Mc Dougal, geology.

PORTLAND: Devorah Cadien (97229), anthropology; Sarah Gulde (97216), mathematics; Daniel Keller (97213), computer science; William Nelson-Romick (97211), computer science; Sam Revitch (97215), computer engineering; Marcus Ruhnke, (97266), business administration; Dayna Schatz (97218), liberal studies; Michelle Shiveley (97266), art; Michael Sorensen (97227), civil engineering; Shelley Stromholt (97219), biology; Chad Wegner (97266), wildlife science; Robert Zeigler Jr. (97229), business administration.

REDMOND: Mara Kimmel, liberal studies.

ROSEBURG: Stacey Kloxin, biology; Brian Ratliff, mechanical engineering.

ROGUE RIVER: Brannon Forrester, entomology.

SALEM: Scott Erekson, history; Andrew Harper, business administration; Tram Hoang, business administration; Stephanie Lieberg, general science; Tin Mai, computer science; Brian Richter, psychology; Staci Siems, business administration; Heather Turner, nutrition and food management; Trung Vu, biochemistry and biophysics.

SEASIDE: Stacy Bartlett, psychology; Jennie Collver, mathematical sciences.

SHERIDAN: Rhonda Kirkham, animal science.

SHEDD: Erik Nielsen, political science.

SHERWOOD: Abigail Roos, liberal studies; Perry Scanlon, mechanical engineering.

SILVERTON: Amy Ferguson, liberal studies; Sonya Kepler, psychology.

SPRINGFIELD: Jed Fransen, geography.

ST. PAUL: Annette Buyserie, animal sciences.

SUNRIVER: Robert Bennington, biology.

THE DALLES: Shane Sawyer, environmental sciences.

TIGARD: Uwe Gluhr, business administration.

TUALATIN: Rian Cartmell, general engineering.

WARRENTON: Samuel Bobek, biology.

WEST LINN: Ann Marie Fallow, health care administration; Eric Jacobsen, art; Andrew Ko, computer science; Brenda Shonkwiler, civil engineering.

WILLAMINA: Tim Burr, business administration.

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