Lindsey Jankowski named to dean’s list
Lindsey Jankowski, a 2011 Durango High School graduate, has made the dean’s list at Colorado State University for the seventh time.
Jankowski will complete her degree in health and exercise science in May 2015 with honors. She is the daughter of Sue Weber and Paul Jankowski of Durango.
Local students display at art exhibit
These Fort Lewis College senior level Art & Design majors displayed their work in “CTRL + Create,” an exhibition designed, curated, and installed by the students:
Molly Arms of Durango displayed Untitled, oil; and Untitled, ceramics.
Will Morrison of Durango displayed Go Green, digital media; Callaway Golf Ad Campaign, digital media; and Mystic Monk Espresso Coffee, digital media.
Amy Tanner of Durango displayed Out of this World, wax; and Weezer, yarn.
Alysa Zion of Durango displayed Strength, photography; Blue, photography.
The display was in the Main Gallery of the Art Building from Dec. 3 to 19. The works on display showed advanced projects in media ranging from graphic design to fine art and textiles.
Local students graduate from FLC
These local students graduated from Fort Lewis College in the Fall Commencement exercises held in December:
Durango: Kimberly Allen, Sydney Andersen, Eleanor Boroff, Bradley Carney, Jennifer Clayton, Emma Cole, Michaela Duggan, Patrick Feeney, John Harper, Jonathan Helvoigt, Jerry Johnston, Jordy King, Bryanna Kinlicheene, Matthew Klema, Kevin Lacy, Jessica Lane, Benjamin Luck, Remi Majeski, Shelley Mauch, Vernon Morris, Blythe Morrison, S Morrison, Lauren Mullins, Elyse Parcell, Breanna Pascuzzo, Nicole Pickett, Luke Prince, Chandra Reed, Caleb Stewart, Matthew Stilwell, Greer Taylor, Joshua Tischaefer, Pariss Trujillo, John Turner, Autumn Ward, Logan Westbrooke-Stow, Diana Williams and Juliet Zick.
Bayfield: Laurel Baldwin, Dustin Kimball, Sarah Lipp, Laurel McCormick, Mary Elisabeth McLaughlin, Leslie Reinmuth and Ashley Schwartz.
Mancos: Kalyn Boyer.
Pagosa Springs: Aniceta Gallegos, Rachel Gurr, Joshua Jones, Jessee Martinez and Rebekah Riedberger.
Hesperus: Brittany Gillen, Melinda Goodson and James Kolb.
Cortez: Caleb Valdez.
Ignacio: Abel Velasquez and Courtney Webb.
Stephanie Ogier named to dean’s list
Stephanie Ogier of Durango has been named to the St. Olaf College dean’s list for the fall 2014 semester.
The dean’s list recognizes students with a semester grade point average of 3.75 or higher on a 4-point scale.
Ogier is the daughter of John and Kathryn Ogier. St. Olaf College is located in Northfield, Minnesota.
Taylor graduates from university
Lorraine Lobascio Taylor of Bayfield graduated Dec. 18 from Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina.
Taylor graduated with a Doctorate in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management.
Local students attend Fort Lewis
These local students are transfer and freshmen students in the Spring 2015 semester at Fort Lewis College:
Durango: Henry Larson, Keller O’Dell, Sheila Prentice, Kaley Exum-Peters, Mattie Stubbe, Megan Gaughan, Alex Araujo, Jennifer Syers, Ryan Thomas, Savanah Barber, Carol DeLong, Charles Wolff, James White, Brian Caron, Nathan Mitton, Heather Routhier, Patricia Mahan, Everett Chamberlain, Jack Treinen, Nick Hamlin, Manuel Estrada, Chic O’Dell, Bryan Dalla-Cundiff, Kylie Toner, Lucas Vecchio, Kenneth Hiers and Brent Wallace.
Cortez: Carmelita Wright and James Varney.
Bayfield: Payden Bell and Diana Ludwig-Kelly.
Ignacio: Anthony Porambo.
Mancos: Julia Chilcott.
Former Columbine students excel
Former Columbine Christian students have excelled in science at Animas High School.
In their recent chemistry exhibition Jan. 13 at the Durango Powerhouse Science Center, students “received funding” as others voted on the most-outstanding presentations.
In the entrepreneur category, Lacey Andersen received the most funding for her idea of integrating Kevlar fibers into mountain bike tires. In the author category.
Cathy Dellinger received the most funding for her investigative journalism about whether ozone therapy is a safe and efficacious treatment for cancer.
For more information, visit www.columbinechristian.com.
Herald Staff
