ACROSS OUR CLASSROOMS
Brownfield earns Kent
State President's List
KENT- Cathy Brownfield of Lisbon has been named to the President's List for academic achievement during the spring semester 2008 at Kent State University.
She is completing her studies at Kent State's East Liverpool campus, majoring in English with a writing minor. To qualify for this prestigious award, students must complete at least 15 semester hours with a grade point average of 4.0.
Mrs. Brownfield is the daughter of William and Goldie Thomas of Lisbon. She and her husband, Fred Brownfield, are parents to four daughters, Elizabeth Helman, Christina Wolfe, Ashley Brownfield and Leslie Brownfield.
Goerig awarded doctor
of medicine at Boston U.
BOSTON, Mass.-Boston University awarded academic degrees to 5,760 students in May 2008.
Among the graduates was Ryan C. Goerig, who received a doctor of medicine in medicine.
Kibler graduates with
honors from YSU
HANOVERTON-Ashley Kibler graduated cum laude from Youngstown State University on May 17. She received a bachelor's of science in education, with a degree in special education K-12.
Kibler is a 2004 graduate of United High School and the daughter of Dan and Becky Kibler of Hanoverton.
Local students named
to dean's list at BG
BOWLING GREEN-Bowling Green State University has named 3,594 undergraduate students to its dean's list for achieving grade point averages of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale during spring semester.
4 Canfield: Jessica A. Beck, Jennifer L. Benson, Ryan Edward Connors, Casey Lynn Melesky, Ashley M. Ragan, Brett Anthony Sebbio, Dustin H. Sturm.
4 Columbiana: Karly M. MacAleese, Daniel P. McCooey.
4 Minerva: Rachel G. Childers.
4 Salem: Sean Patrick Morrissey, Jill Rheutan.
4 Washingtonville: Audrea Nichole Oaks.
Area students earn
dean's list at B-W
BEREA-The following area residents have been named to the dean's list for spring semester at Baldwin-Wallace College.
4 Berlin Center: Kristiana Brown.
4 Canfield: Katherine Maruskin, Matthew Pietro.
4 Leetonia: Anna Wagenhouser.
4 Salem: Alyson Cotter, Kyle Rockwell.
4 Washingtonville: Marissa DeJane.
Gano named to dean's
list at Savannah College
SAVANNAH, Ga.-Samantha Gano of Salem was named to the dean's list at the Savannah College of Art and Design for spring quarter 2008.
dean's honors at Marietta
MARIETTA-Officials at Marietta College have announced the dean's high honors list and the dean's list for the spring 2008 semester.
Dean's High Honors
4 East Palestine: Stephanie N. Herriott, class of 2008, the daughter of Barbara and Walt Herriott of East Palestine, Ohio. Herriott is a graduate of East Palestine High School and majors in early childhood education at Marietta.
4 Salem: Aaron Berger, class of 2009, son of Lori and Frank Berger of Salem. A graduate of Salem High School, Berger majors in advertising and public relations.
Dean's List
4 East Rochester: Danielle R. Altenhof, class of 2010, is the daughter of Peggy and Thomas Altenhof of East Rochester, Ohio. A graduate of United Local High School, Altenhof majors in political science.
4 Salem: Gregory W. Snyder, class of 2010, is graduate of South Range High School. He majors in petroleum engineering.
Beaver named to dean's
list at Wilkes University
WILKES-BARRE, PA. - Brynn Beaver of Leetonia was named to the spring semester dean's list at Wilkes University.
UL grads earn Ohio Oil & Gas Industry Scholarships
Marcus Dangelo and Abby Miller of Salem, both recent graduates from United High School in Hanoverton, have been awarded scholarships from the Ohio Oil & Gas Energy Education Foundation.
Dangelo plans on attending Marietta College in the fall to study petroleum engineering.
He will follow in the footsteps of a family tradition in the oilpatch and already has several years of working experience with William S. Miller, Inc., his family's natural gas and crude oil company.
Miller will major in petroleum and natural gas engineering at Pennsylvania State University (Penn State). She also has family ties to, and working experience with, William S. Miller, Inc.
The Foundation's Scholarship Program is targeted at students pursuing careers in the crude oil and natural gas industry. Dangelo and Miller may renew their scholarships for up to four years.
To qualify as a potential scholarship recipient, a student must: have a career goal in the crude oil and natural gas industry or related energy field; be an Ohio resident or a student attending, or planning to attend, an Ohio college, university or vocational school; and be enrolled full-time in a program at a college or university, or be a high school senior enrolling in a four-year college program, or be a student attending or enrolling in a vocational school.
"By establishing scholarship opportunities, we hope to encourage more students to pursue science careers in Ohio's crude oil and natural gas industry," said Rhonda Reda, Executive Director of the Foundation and the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program (OOGEEP). "These outstanding students will certainly hold the keys to tomorrow's energy solutions."
