March 18, 1998

UNMC Nursing Students Earn

Dean’s List Honors

One hundred twenty-two students from the

University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing were

named to the dean’s list following the 1997 fall semester. To

qualify for the dean’s list, students must have a grade point

average of 3.8 or above.

The UNMC College of Nursing, with divisions in

Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney and Scottsbluff, is the largest nursing

college in Nebraska. It is the only nursing college in the state

to offer bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees.

Names and hometowns of qualifiers for the

dean’s list are listed below by campus:

OMAHA CAMPUS

Arlington — Patricia L. Barger

Bellevue — Daniel S. Hathaway and

Catherine A. Laugesen

Broken Bow — Heather L. Peck

Falls City — Amy Yager

Hooper — Carrie L. Mueller

Lincoln — Jennifer A. Hokanson and

Kristina E. Remmers

Norfolk — Stacy L. Unger

Omaha — Deborah J. Becker, Amy A.

Bolen, Brandy L. Gorham, William J. Greguras, Jr., Kari L.

Johnson, Rachel L. Kozol, Sarah A. Moss, Tammy Payich, Jennifer

Sutton, Stacy L. Sutton, Matthew D. Westercamp, Danielle L.

Whorlow and Stacy L. Winstryg

Ponca — Debra L. Uehling

Valley — Jan Villwok

Sun City Center, Fla. — John A.

McFayden

Creston, Iowa — Kim M. Callahan

Glenwood, Iowa — Jennifer G. Goos and

Janet L. Johnson

Missouri Valley, Iowa — Kimberly N.

Smith

Leavenworth, Kan. — Catherine A.

Laugesen

Newton, Kan. — Sara L. Birky

Chesapeake Beach, Md. — Deidre A. Jones

Auburn Hills, Mich. — James D. McDonald

North St. Paul, Minn. — Demerri J. Bond

KEARNEY CAMPUS

Anselmo –– Christina Furrow

Arapahoe — Jana Koller

Broken Bow — Cheryl Bowles and Darci

Horn

Burwell — Linda Janicek-Coufal

Hartington — Jamie Jansen

Hastings — Larissa Luther Rossow and

Danilia McKimmey

Hildreth — Nicole Damgaard

Kearney — Carlene Bass, Allyson Eye,

Christina Fries, Audrey Heath, Cynthia McCoun, Debora Quinn, Amy

Richter, Jody Runge, Cynthia Shultz, Jessica Willett and Kellie

Wulf

McCook — Andrea Bunstock

North Platte — Hilary Moore and Brooke

Simon

Ravenna — Karalee Fiddelke and

Nicholette Hemphill

Granby, Colo. — Tracey Jones

LINCOLN CAMPUS

Alliance — Michelle Lynn Hance and Ann

Elizabeth Wyman

Blair — Ellie Jo Nockels

Broken Bow — Heather Maria Snurr

Columbus — Joni Lynn Andreasen

Franklin — Sydnie Melissa Weaver

Fremont — Holly Ann Cerny and Lori Lynn

Kadavy

Lincoln — Margaret Mary Adams, Candy Jo

Ashcraft, Jane Marie Bitney, Mesha Liv Buman, Joellen Elizabeth

Frey, Jennifer Lee Furry, Kristina Lynn Saunders, Carrie Lynn

Tichota and Rita Volochayev

Minden — Courtney Nicole Johnson

North Platte — Sydney Anne Buckland

Omaha — Elizabeth Ann Hoy and Jennifer

Anne Luedtke

Papillion — Kelly Lynne Klostermeyer

Pierce — Brooke Alyson Collison

Raymond — Lisa Marie Vigil

Sterling — Nicole Marie Goracke

Unadilla — Jamie Renee Schomerus

Waverly — Angela Dawn Schneider and

Patricia Jill Wilhelm

Weston — Michelle Marie Ratkovec

West Point — Emily Jo Kindschuh

York — Nancy Jeanne Sorensen

Brainerd, Minn. — Mary Susan Herbon

Hutchinson, Minn. — Lisa Marie

Thunstrom

St. Louis, Mo. — Tanya Dawn Stottlemyre

Potsdam, N.Y. — Carrie Elizabeth

Edwards

Roseburg, Ore. — Heather Marie Evans

SCOTTSBLUFF CAMPUS

Alliance — Kathleen Coulter, Tracy

Kelly and Diana Varvel

Bridgeport — Holly Dobrinski, Jennifer

Hass, Vicki McLamb and Kim Rehling-Anthony

Chadron — Niki Jerome and Sandy Pohl

Clarks — Amber Ziemba

Crawford — Stephanie Hughart

Fairbury — Cindy Buchmeier

Grant — Kristen Gloy

Hastings — Elizabeth Nemetz

Hemingford — Trish Wilkins

Kimball — Susan Nelson

Loveland — Jan Conner

Minatare — Sandra Nerud

Oshkosh — Mandy Shaul

Paxton — Rachelle Reynolds

Red Cloud — Sharri Shipman

Scottsbluff — Amber Carlson, Rebecca

Gara, Shawn Hays, Elizabeth Jackson, Susan Nelson, Sandra Nerud

and Kim Rehling-Anthony

Estes Park, Colo. — Jan Conner

Loveland, Colo. — Elizabeth Jackson

Newcastle, Wyo. — Brian Cooley

UNMC is the only public academic health science

center in the state. Through its commitment to research,

education and patient care, UNMC has established itself as one of

the country’s leading centers for cancer research and

treatment and solid organ transplantation. More than $25 million

in research grants and contracts are awarded to UNMC scientists

annually. In addition, UNMC’s educational programs are

responsible for training more health professionals practicing in

Nebraska than any other institution.