EUGENE–More than 100 University of Oregon student leaders received 2000 Centurion Awards in recognition of their "dedication and outstanding service" throughout the past year.

Centurions accepted their awards during the Family Weekend All-University Awards Luncheon on May 20. Faculty members nominated students for the award, and a panel of faculty, staff and students then selected the award winners.

Out-of-state and foreign Centurion Award recipients include:

ALASKA–Adolf V. Zeman, a senior political science major, Anchorage; and Robin Elizabeth Miller, a sophomore political science major, Ketchikan.

ARKANSAS–Laura Kay Bankhead, a junior biology major, Rogers.

ARIZONA–Daniel Martin Katz, a senior political science major, Scottsdale.

CALIFORNIA–Jennifer Joanne Eggers, a junior advertising and Spanish major, Alamo; Jennifer Marie Boreing, a junior, international studies and French major, Bayside; David Michael Gorman, a senior political science major, Concord; Brian James Malloy, a junior political science major, Eureka; Charles Joshua Gabbe, a junior planning, public policy and management, and political science major, Irvine; Chad Elliot Kirkpatrick, a senior architecture major, La Jolla; Angelique D. Orman, a junior sociology major, Mira Loma; Sarah Beth Weiner, a sophomore international studies major, Rancho Palos Verdes; Jordan Michelle Marriner, a junior public relations major, Roseville; Abigail Marie Sertich, a junior fine and applied arts major, Sacramento; Robin Elizabeth Miller, a sophomore political science major, and Alan M. Tauber, a junior political science major, both of San Jose; Teresa Anitra Garcia, a junior international studies and environmental studies major, Santa Maria; John Fabian Lopez, a senior architecture major, Santa Monica; and Jennifer Brooke Laudin, a junior educational studies major, Walnut Creek.

COLORADO–Adam James Bergquist, a junior exercise and movement science, and general science major, Boulder; and Monica Malpezzi Price, a junior anthropology major, Ft. Collins.

FLORIDA–Jessica Elise Born, a senior educational studies major, Flagler Beach.

HAWAII–Starr Ballou Johnson, a sophomore undeclared major, Kailua; and Steven S. Sawada, a magazine journalism major, Mililani.

IDAHO–Jessica Marie Braendle, a sophomore mathematics major, Boise; Erik Mark Talbert, a senior journalism major, Caldwell and Nampa; and Laura de Nelle Lucas, a senior journalism major, Idaho Falls.

INDIANA–Jackie Deborah Reed, a freshman journalism major, Terre Haute.

MASSACHUSETTS–Elizabeth B. Beeuwkes, a senior biology major, Concord.

MINNESOTA–Jessica Elise Born, a senior educational studies major, Moundsview.

MISSOURI–Laura Kay Bankhead, a junior biology major, Warrensburg.

MONTANA–Samuel J. Douglass, a junior Spanish major, Butte.

NEW HAMPSHIRE–Charles Benjamin Conner, a junior Spanish and history major, Hollis.

NEW MEXICO–Cora Lee Bennett, a junior English and political science major, Clovis; and Cheryl Lee Gonzales, a senior biology major, Corrales.

NEW YORK–Julianna Elizabeth Methven, a senior violin performance major, Corning

OKLAHOMA–Heather Louis Jenkins, a junior pre-journalism and pre-business administration major, Boise City.

TEXAS–David Sanchez, a sophomore political science major, Georgetown.

UTAH–Britta Marie Ameel, a sophomore English major, Salt Lake City.

VIRGINIA–Darlene Espionza Dadras, a sophomore theater arts and Romance languages major, Woodbridge; and Jackson A. Jeyanayagam, a senior sociology major, Yorktown.

WASHINGTON–Sonja M. Reid, a senior biochemistry major, Everett; Anna Rose Shope, a junior philosophy major, Seattle; and Ron Scott Eblen, a junior biology major, Vancouver.

WYOMING–Jessica Jean Bradley, a freshman political science major, Laramie.

CANADA–Merriah Sierra Fairchild, a senior women’s studies major, Victoria, British Columbia.

HONG KONG–Vivian Karman Yau, a senior general science major, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

INDIA–Proteep C.V. Mallik, a senior physics and mathematics major, Bangalore, India.

INDONESIA–Sufitri Somawidjaja, a senior business administration major, Bandung, Jawa Barat; and Lydia Rapidah, a senior business administration, Medan, Sumut.

TAIWAN–Pei-Ling Hsia, a junior educational studies major, and Eric Chi-Hung Yin, a junior business administration major, both of Taipei, Taiwan.

UNITED KINGDOM–Amanda Wendy Burr, a freshman pre-business administration major, Orpington, Kent, England.

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