The 2008 Edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges” will include the names of 31 students from the University of Redlands. The national directory recognizes students on the basis of academic achievement, service to community and leadership in extracurricular activities.

These students join an elite group of juniors and seniors from over 1,900 institutions of higher education. Outstanding students have been honored in the directory since it was first published in 1934.

The 2008 recipients from the University of Redlands are:

• Soleil Arrieta, a senior biology major from Plano, Texas:
• Lauren Brewer, a senior liberal studies major from Yorba Linda, Calif.;
• William J. Butler, a senior creative writing major; Meghan Cochran-Yu, a senior biochemistry and Asian studies major.; Christa Hatfield, a senior psychology major; and Lauren Matta, a junior accounting major, all from Redlands;
• Troy Campbell, a senior government major from Cherry Valley, Calif.;
• Hillary Chambers, a senior sociology major from Anaheim, Calif.;
• Katie Clarke, a senior liberal studies major from Mountain View, Calif.;
• Matthew Dunn, a senior sociology and environmental studies major from Wilton, North Carolina;
• M. Eliot McBride, a junior English literature and economics major from Las Vegas;
• Holly Evans, a junior biochemistry and molecular biology major from Hayward, Calif.;
• Jennifer Even, a senior communicative disorders major from Brea, Calif.;
• Nicolas Fisher, a senior business administration major from Santa Rosa, Calif.;
• Samantha Greenawalt, a junior communicative disorders major; and Alana Martinez, a senior English major, both from Riverside, Calif.;
• Lorna Holzer, a senior liberal studies major from Scottsdale, Ariz.;
• Mark Houlemarde, a junior race and ethnic studies major from Duarte, Calif.;
• Christopher L. Hunt, a senior liberal studies major from Crestline, Calif.;
• Lisa Iland, a senior communicative disorders and Spanish major from Santa Clarita, Calif.;
• McKenzie Jones, a junior government major from Eugene, Ore.;
• Natalie Krzmarzick, a senior communicative disorders major from Carlsbad;
• Daniel Markus , a senior global business major from Orange, Calif.;
• Patricia McConnell, a senior Spanish major from Calimesa, Calif.;
• Mary Mora, a senior history and race and ethnic studies major from San Bernardino, Calif.;
• Lisa O’Kane, a junior communicative disorders major from San Diego;
• Linda Soriano, a senior biology major from Los Angeles;
• Melissa Stein, a senior race and ethnic studies major from Corona, Calif.;
• Nestor Velazquez, a senior race and ethnic studies and business major from Fontana, Calif.;
• Kaleena Wakamatsu, a junior business administration and religious studies major from Wailuku, Hawaii; and
• Marcus Wu, a senior global business major from Palo Alto, Calif.

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