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POSTED: Tuesday, Jun. 23, 2009

Local students graduate from WWU

These Whatcom County students have graduated from Western Washington University:

Bellingham: Kory Abercrombie, chemistry; Midori Agnello, communication; Andrew Allison, English; Blair Argust, politics; Troy Baggerman, geology; Sarah Bennett, biology; Christopher Betz, communication; Angela Boucher, business administration; Scott Bray, biology; Brian Burns, general studies; Rebecca Burroughs, psychology; Aimee Carpenter, business administration; Sara Cendejas-Zarell, environmental science; and Wing-Ka Chiang, art.

Jenovia Chunyk, education; Andrew Clark, business administration; Robert Cohoon, business administration; Kristen Cornish, mathematics; Danielle Costello, history; Tessara Couch, environmental science; Carly Crabb, English; Justin Craig, biology; Ryan Crollard, business administration; Kevin Cumming, physical education; Adam Currey, economics; Colin Dalvit, interdisciplinary; Joseph Davin, psychology; Alex De la Paz, physical education; Jessie Deardorff, education; Merrilee Dilley, business administration; and Andrea Donaldson, physical education.

Grant LeMarr, communication; Brianna Durham, physical education; Elizabeth Dutton, geology; Kristopher Erickson, theater; Jesse Feutz, anthropology; Liliana Franz, art; Benjamin Freeman, business administration; Jason Gaber, geology; Casey Gainor, journalism; Bryan George, business administration; Amy Grafstrom, English; Marcus Grandorff, business administration; Ella Greene, recreation; Jonathan Greenlee, history; Nicole Griego, sociology; Cecelia Harrington, sociology; Shannon Harris, psychology; Elyse Hartman, sociology; Gabriel Headley, biology; Keri Heagle, recreation; and John Heyde, general studies.

Emily Hicks, art; Laura Hoagland, special education; Sara-Suzanne Holbrook-Diaz, French; Kristy Huffman, art; Paige Hughes, general studies; Justin Jamieson, business administration; Morgan Janiak, English; Alicia Jerns, music; Corina Jones, art; Samirah Kahnamouie, accounting; Jillian Kennedy, psychology; Hannah King, French/Spanish; Holly Kjarsgaard, education; Katharina Kohlmeier, German; Lane Koivu, English; and Jane Kosanke, biology.

Steven Kreft, physics; Kimberley Kreutzer, mathematics; Phonexay Lala, psychology; Stacey Lawlis, English; William Lecompte, history; Kwihwa Lee, journalism; Jessica Lewis, music; Korinne Linvog, business administration; Danny Lockwood, geography; Rebecca Loen, environmental science; Ashley Lundgren, business administration; Linda Luttrell, general studies; Trisha Lydon, political science; Omar Mahamed, economics; Albert Mathison, accounting; Michael Mazack, mathematics; Patrick McCann, physical education; and Elizabeth McCarrell, human services.

Allison McComas, history; Colleen McGuire, interdisciplinary; Malori McKenzie, business administration; Zachary Mercier, theater; Kalene Mitchell, German; Sofina-Camille Morales, physical education; Edgar Morgensen, anthropology; Keely Newsom, interdisciplinary; Richard Nicholls, accounting; Takefumi Ogawa, art; Heidi Orr, general studies; Justin Parker, computer science; Mara Parrill, sociology; Shana Patterson, psychology; and Amanda Pennock, art.

Shawn Peterson, manufacturing engineering technology; Nary Pung, English; Jordan Rain, interdisciplinary; Curtis Ralston, politics; Dustin Randall, psychology; Chase Reinhart, chemistry; Joanna Reynoso, education; Keith Richstad, anthropology; Jazel Riley, general studies; Katie Roloson, education; Rebecca Roy, psychology; Samuel Scholl, general studies; Jonathan Scott, English; Danielle Seibert, recreation; Keith Seidel, physics; and Dongwon Seo, business administration.

Jeremy Smith, geography; Joel Smith, general studies; Angela Snedker, communication; Sean Stcherbinine, anthropology; Brett Straka, history; David Street, economics; Karen Stuen, education; Samuel Swicord, political science; Jeffrey Talbot, anthropology; Chay Tan, business administration; Anthony Tatangelo, history; Jillian Theriault, communication; Kellee Timpson, geography; and Tyson Twiford, business administration.

Zak Van Winkle, general studies; Dominick Vann, recreation; Stephen Veitch, geology; Saron Wersom, sociology; Samantha Wertz, anthropology; Courtney White, business administration; Lelia Williams, communication; Cameron Wuhr, general studies; and Matthew Zeilenga, computer science.

Blaine: Zachary Freeman, business administration; David Hoksch, business administration; Daniel Pritchard, psychology; and Andrew Spanjer, education.

Deming: David Sprinkle, Spanish.

Everson: Briana Riccio, communication.

Ferndale: Lisa Banks, business administration; George Boulos, computer science; Austin Gardiner, computer science; Keegan Kenfield, economics; Erin Langley, environmental science; Jeremy Morton, theater; Bridget Naidu, art; and Alfredo Flores, business administration.

Lummi Island: Rebecca Lann, education.

Maple Falls: Jeffery Fitzgerald, general studies; and Yekaterina Pipenko, business administration.

Sumas: Malorie Bolin, German.