Pullman Residents Achieve Degrees From WSU
This is a continuing list of Inland Northwest students who graduated this spring from Washington State University. They are listed alphabetically by their hometowns and degrees.
Pullman: Jeffrey Abbott, doctor of veterinary medicine; Peter Abramov, business administration; Adel Al-Dakheel, biological systems engineering; Talal Al-Khars, food science and human nutrition; Christina Allen, communication; Aaron Alt, landscape architecture; Douglas Anderson, criminal justice; Eric Anderson, doctor of veterinary medicine; Mason Anderson, natural resource management; Todd Arendt, microbiology; Angeline Askham, architectural studies and architecture; Suresh Arumuganathan, mechanical engineering; and Darrick Baker, natural resource management.
John Ball V, business administration; Sean Berry, bachelor of music; Rachael Berryman, recreation and leisure studies; John Blanco, business administration; Kevin Bradford, business administration; Sarah Bradford, biology; Anne Burke, humanities; Thomas Burris, criminal justice; David Butcher, natural resource management; Min Chang, business administration; Man Chow, electrical engineering; Chao-Hao Chuang, business administration; Richard Chipman, hotel and restaurant administration; Julio Cifuentes, communication; Christopher Clausen, teaching certificate; Wesley Clement, landscape architecture; Melody Clise, psychology; David Conklin, business administration; Jennifer Cormey, business administration; Allen Covey, general physical science; and Kimberly Culbertson, psychology.
Jenny Davis, political science; Shelby Davis, teaching certificate; Tad Davis, business administration; August Day, psychology; Nathan Day, food science and human nutrition; Garrett Dearborn, communications; David Drake, bachelor of fine arts; Kenny Duff, business administration; and Robin Durham, natural resource sciences.
Amy Ehrstine, English; Scott Eklund, mechanical engineering; Angela Emmett, English; Girmai Equbazgi, mechanical engineering; Jason Fenberg, political science; Melissa Finch-Bratvold, social sciences; Kim Finley, sociology; Ali Footohi-Rad, electrical engineering; Patrick Friel, biology; and Joann Fulfs, interior design.
Aimee Gower, zoology; Keith Gravel, civil engineering; David Griffin, chemical engineering; Charlena Grimes, fine arts; Ann Grothe, environmental science; Ronald Goertz, teaching certificate; Rebekah Hannagan, criminal justice; Tom Hansen, electrical engineering; Robert Hart, business administration; Vicki Harris, sociology; Sarah Hasselblad, English; Deedra Hayden, human development; Sean Hayter, anthropology; Daniel Henderson, general biological sciences; Lisa Hobbs, human development; Roger Holcombe II, general physical science; Sang-Yui Hon, electrical engineering; Leo Hospenthal, communication; Steven Hsu, business administration; Lauren Huff, business administration; and Joyce Hyland, hotel and restaurant administration.
More graduates will follow in future achievements columns.
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