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Nov. 8, 2007 -- Members of the University of Wyoming Cap and Gown Chapter of Mortar Board have named their "Top Profs" for the academic year.
All of the members of the senior honor society selected professors who have made a positive impact on their lives at UW. These professors go beyond normal classroom expectations to help their students succeed, both in college and later in their careers.
"Being selected as a 'Top Prof' is a great honor for professors because they are chosen by the students," says College of Engineering Professor David Whitman, Mortar Board adviser.
Selection as a member of Mortar Board is one of the highest honors that a UW senior can achieve. Mortar Board recognizes students who have excelled in and out of the classroom, based on scholarship, leadership and service. Mortar Board members participate in many projects and activities throughout the year, both on campus and in the Laramie community.
Listed are the UW Mortar Board students, and their Top Profs for 2007. Professors' disciplines are noted if different from student's major.
Alliance, Neb. -- Jeremy Zilmer, elementary education, Scott Chamberlin.
Aurora, Colo. -- Robert Grogan, electrical engineering, Steve Barrett.
Big Horn -- Abbey Garber, accounting, Lucy Chiu Lew Carter, communication disorders; Kristen Horner, microbiology, Pamela Langer, molecular biology.
Cheyenne -- Stacia Berry, animal and vet science, Doug Hixon; Nicholas Gydesen, chemistry, Mark Mehn; Camden Mason, dietetics, Rhoda Schantz, Family & Consumer Sciences; Katie Messer, biology, Charles Jeff Woodbury, zoology/physiology; Kathleen Porter, Spanish, Jessie Spellman, secondary biology education; Lindsey White, nursing, Ann Marie Hart.
Dayton -- Derek Schreinert, chemical engineering, Morris Argyle.
Evans City, Pa. -- Matthew Scarborough, civil engineering, David M. Bagley.
Evanston -- Ariel Calmes, French and English, Susan Aronstein.
Fort Collins, Colo. -- Heidi Peterson, nursing, Sherrie Rubio-Wallace.
Green River -- Lori Petersen, zoology and physiology, Marci Smith, kinesiology and health.
Guernsey -- Victoria Troupe, business administration, Terri Rittenburg.
Jacksonville, Fla. -- Mary Brown, criminal justice, Cheryl Burnett.
LaBarge -- Robert Guier, wildlife and fish biology management, Harold Bergman, zoology.
Lander -- Ashley Colyer, pre-pharmacy, Connie Currie, English; Katherine Kessler, animal science, Dan Rule.
Laramie -- Alice Baldwin, music performance, Theresa Bogard; Ann Stebner, English, Beth Loffreda.
Marsland, Neb. -- Micki Paris, animal and vet sciences, Kristi Cammack.
Meeker, Colo. -- Jerod Smith, agroecology, Dave Wilson, plant sciences.
Minatare, Neb. -- Justin Uhrig, animal and veterinary sciences, Warrie J. Means.
Morrill, Neb. -- Chelsea Thomas, business management, Beau Bingham, communication and journalism.
Newcastle -- Lisa Praeuner, speech pathology, David Jones, communication disorders.
Pompeys Pillar, Mont. -- Ciara Sian, business administration, Walt Werner.
Rock Springs -- Lindsay Hueckstaedt, pre-pharmacy, Margaret Flanigan; Daniel McCarthy, computer engineering, Cameron H.G. Wright; Katherine Rogers, molecular biology, Duncan Harris, English.
Sheridan -- Jade Green, chemical engineering, Maciej Radosz; Christopher Schultz, chemical engineering, Rachael Watson, molecular biology.
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia -- Battuya Bayarmagnai, molecular biology, Stephen E. Williams, renewable resources.
West Burlington, Iowa -- Elizabeth Foote, international studies, Janice Harris, English.
Photo:
Abbey Garber of Big Horn, right, with her Top Prof, Lecturer Lucy Carter from the Division of Communication Disorders. Posted on Thursday, November 08, 2007
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