UT Tyler Announces Spring Dean's List
May 24, 2001
The University of Texas at Tyler has named 169 students to the Dean's List, President Rodney H. Mabry announced.
To be named to the Dean's List, a student must have completed at least nine semester credit hours at the university with a grade point average of 3.7 or above.
Dean's List students, listed by hometown and major are:
ALBA - Stephanie L. Russell, interdisciplinary studies.
ARP - Melissa G. Tressner, journalism.
ATHENS - Kevin L. Hanes, management; Leighanne H. Austin, Jennifer A. Lehr, Linda E. Frater and Sonya G. Burnett, interdisciplinary studies; Stefani A. Martin, journalism; Bowen C. Reed, music; and Angie J. Murphree, nursing.
AUSTIN - Leah B. Turner, nursing.
BECKVILLE - Carroll D. Russell, technology systems.
BIG SANDY - Deborah R. Wigington, interdisciplinary studies; and Rhiannon N. Gage, psychology.
BROWNSBORO - Yuriko T. Gravitt, accounting; Billy S. Borunda, marketing; Joe R. Angell, general business; and Robyn R. Jay, kinesiology.
BULLARD - Pearl A. Sherman, general studies; Thomas H. Breedlove, biology; Lalla G. Hansen, computer science; and Frank H. Sullivan, electrical engineering.
CANTON - Cristie M. Guy, interdisciplinary studies; Angelia L. Garrison, psychology; and Melinda B. Waters, general studies.
CARROLLTON - Jill R. Mayo, English.
CHANDLER - Jasmin Kinserlow, art; and Jason L. Odom, mathematics.
CORSICANA - Andrew M. Pearson, interdisciplinary studies.
ELKHART - Billy G. Howard, history.
EUSTACE - Terrie A. Parmenter, interdisciplinary studies.
FLINT - Rose A. Ellis, accounting; Tiffany A. Morgan, interdisciplinary studies; Kenneth C. Jeffcoat, industrial safety; Rosa M. Bayona-Seymour, health and kinesiology; and Jennifer R. Edwards, psychology.
GILMER - Amber D. Legan, interdisciplinary studies; Patricia F. Lowery, psychology; Robert E. Boggs, journalism; Randal R. Hodges, criminal justice; and Starr P. Owens, mathematics.
GLADEWATER - Jennifer L. Miller, interdisciplinary studies.
GROESBECK - Brian C. Samford, technology.
HENDERSON - Mendi J. Hall and Heather L. Martin, interdisciplinary studies.
JACKSONVILLE - Leslie M. Huval, interdisciplinary studies; and April E. Scalen, speech communication.
JASPER - Morgan L. Crowson, computer science.
KEMP - Christie L. Stearman, history.
KERENS - Jeanna K. Thompson, nursing.
KILGORE - Angela E. Beck, interdisciplinary studies.
LEESBURG - Susan L. Honeywell, speech communication.
LINDALE - Lisa R. Brown, Linda K. Wood and Kathleen S. Simmons, interdisciplinary studies; Chris L. Drake, speech communication; and Jefferey A. Little, computer information systems.
LONGBRANCH - Monica L. Pless, interdisciplinary studies.
LONGVIEW - Samantha A. Cole, accounting; Sarah M. Wilson, management; Brett T. Weeks, finance; Jennifer G. Hallman, interdisciplinary studies; Mark L. Davis, technology; Bobby C. Stark, industrial safety; Amanda J. Kimball, health professions; Eric E. Good, English; Amber L. Ridgers, psychology; Melissa J. Wiklund, art; Cortney A. Franks, biology; and Dana Dupree, undecided.
MABANK - James B. Lausier, accounting; and Misti K. Bevill and Senthia C. Shoecraft, interdisciplinary studies.
MARSHALL - Holli M. Petersen, kinesiology.
MINEOLA - Debra A. Davis and Christina M. Speights, interdisciplinary studies; and Timothy S. Leisure, applied arts and sciences.
MOUNT PLEASANT - Sarah M. Moore, interdisciplinary studies.
MURCHISON - Shannon K. Milner, interdisciplinary studies; and Sarah R. Neal, political science.
PALESTINE - Kenneth H. Martin, English; and Deborah L. Blackwell, computer science.
PITTSBURG - Vicki M. Stokes, biology.
OAKWOOD - Kelly N. Young, biology.
OVERTON - Omera A. McLeod, interdisciplinary studies.
QUITMAN - Leah B. Carrell, interdisciplinary studies; Donald H. Edwards, applied arts and sciences; David A. Denney, psychology; and Brandy N. Williams, undecided.
RUSK - Joshua T. McElroy, general business; Sarah A. White, interdisciplinary studies; and Stacy L. Welch, nursing.
TEAGUE - Michael E. Symank, applied arts and sciences.
TEMPLE - Elizabeth A. Wilson, political science.
TROUP - Amber L. Lindsey, interdisciplinary studies.
TYLER - Christina L. Huffman and Rebecca J. Reed, accounting; Yekaterina A. Chirova, Michael D. Wysocki, Manda M. Mills, Starla R. Wilkerson and Kathryn D. Haar, management; Nicolette R. Jones, Casandra L. Swafford and Matthew S. Renick, marketing; James H. Roark and Jennifer N. Young, general business; Stacy A. Balderrama, Ana M. Callier, Janna G. Carter, Kristina L. Cotton, Jennifer K. Elliott, Jennifer D. Gee, Emilie V. Judd, Melinda M. Massey, April Munoz, Misty L. Murray, Monica Perez-Thrush, Stephanie R. Pinkerton, Melanie A. Rivers, Lora A. Schronk, Chrystal G. Thompson, Rena L. Towler, Kimberly A. Wilburn and Patreshia C. Williams, interdisciplinary studies; Ben L. Lemmert and Meredith A. Yates, applied arts and sciences; Shelly L. Hamrick and Jasilyn Salzman, health and kinesiology; Bruce S. Barton and Dana M. Eberlan, kinesiology; Margaret K. Will, psychology; Jessica L. Baker, Jeremy P. Daw, Will C. Johnson and Stephanie E. Powell, English; Alisa Evans, psychology; Erica M. Tecce, theatre; Lisa M. Burden and Carrie M. Scott, general studies; Amanda J. Chitty, speech communication; Theodoor C. Hancke and Dennis J. Hurley, political science; Kenneth D. Bircher and Phillip A. Walker, sociology; Christine R. Johnson and Jennifer K. Smith, art; Naoko Tanabe and Deirdre M. Clark, music; Carrie C Cannefax, mathematics; Jefferson T. Dillman, Kimberly J. Rudisel and Gregory L. Grigg, criminal justice; Wendy F. McKnight and Alan K. Nichols, nursing; Susannah G. Cooper, Michael J. Harris and Christy J. Hedge, mechanical engineering; Tonya L. Newsom, electrical engineering; and Alison B. Halbert, undecided.
VAN - Bonnie M. Hall, undecided.
WHITEHOUSE - Melaine A. Weir, interdisciplinary studies; Deanna R. North, psychology; Jennifer L. Parker, criminal justice; and Rebekah E. Beam, undecided.
WHITE OAK - Jon P. Hollingsworth, electrical engineering.
WINONA - Gary R. Blair, industrial technology.
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA - Claire A. McDonald, nursing.
HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK - Christina M. Ping, psychology.
