Fifty-eight students from the University of
Nebraska Medical Center College of Pharmacy in Omaha, were named
to the dean’s list for the 1997 fall semester. To qualify for the
dean’s list, students must place in the top 20 percent of their
class and maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
Qualifiers are listed below by hometown:
Albion — Greg Hageman
Auburn — Melissa Somers
Axtell — Sheri Wilson
Bellevue — Melissa Smith
Columbus — Tamara Dittmer and Sara
Stamm
Cozad — Brandee Nichols
Culbertson — Scott Schneider
Fremont — Wayne Knisley
Gering — Tracy Deines and Jennifer
Pauley
Gibbon — Lori Letcher
Grant — Stacy Kuskie
Hastings — James Volkmer
Kearney — Jannette Arram
Lewiston — Amber Thornburg
Lincoln — Susanne Liewer, Kamy Niemeyer
and Christopher Ott
Norfolk — Tom Sullivan
North Platte — Patrick Prentice
Omaha — Christine Abraham, Jennifer
Cowley, Gleone Erickson, Brian Fay, Stephanie Kucera, Lee Martin,
Lisa Moffett, Jeffrey Norris, Patricia Penne, Kyle Skiermont,
Jean Stimson, Charles Tomlinson, Christopher Vollmuth and Dean
Wilson
O’Neill — Ryan Stolcpart
Osceola — Mindy Louderback
Papillion — Susan Slominski-Caster
Petersburg — Amber Seier
Pilger — Tiffany Goeller
Plattsmouth — Jessica Baird and Troy
Ruffner
Ralston — Patrick Fuller
Ravenna — Andrea Melton
Red Cloud — Kaycee Muma
Rockville — Lisa Regen
Schuyler — Diane Eicher and Clint
Williams
South Sioux City — Traci Redler
St. Edward — Danelle Kaspar
Stromsburg — Sharon Wendell
Syracuse — Angie Lamb
Waverly — Mindy Alt
Wayne — Kari Hamer
Yuma, Colo. — Erin Seifert
Lewiston, Idaho — Jon Delka
Garnett, Kan. — Kim Buckhannan
Lawton, Okla. — Amanda Powell
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. Nearly $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.