EUGENE–More than 100 University of Oregon student leaders received 1999 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 15. 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–Dietrich Moore, a junior business administration major, Anchorage; and Hadley Morotti, a senior psychology major, Fairbanks.

CALIFORNIA–Jennifer Eggers, a sophomore advertising major, Alamo; Jennifer Cornet, a senior educational studies major, Berkeley and Oakland; Kristen Oldham, a junior journalism major, Costa Mesa and Sierra Madre; Brian Malloy, a sophomore political science major, Eureka; Jessica Timpany, a junior political science, and planning, public policy and management major, Half Moon Bay and Meadow Vista; Aaron Pocklington, a sophomore business administration major, Moraga; Sarah Weiner, a freshman undeclared major, Rancho Palos Verdes; Aisha Wallace, a senior sociology major, Richmond; Jordan Marriner, a sophomore pre-journalism student, Roseville; Abigail Sertich, a sophomore visual design major, Sacramento; Carol Rink, a sophomore journalism major, and Cheryl White, a senior educational studies major, both of San Diego; Daniel Reid, a junior political science and sociology major, South San Francisco; John Lopez, a senior architecture major, Santa Monica; Jennifer Michael, a junior English major, Simi Valley; Javier Hernandez, a junior international studies and environmental studies major, Sun Valley; Tamir Kriegel, a senior English major, Tarzana; Greg Danielson, a sophomore sociology major, Vacaville; and Julia Hall, a senior mathematics and general science major, and Jennifer Laudin, a sophomore educational studies major, both of Walnut Creek.

COLORADO–Monica Price, a sophomore undeclared major, Ft. Collins.

HAWAII–Katy Ho, a junior public relations major, Honolulu; and Nicole Kuwahara, a senior sociology and ethnic studies major, Kailua.

MAINE–Summer Lind, a senior biochemistry major, Sunset.

MINNESOTA–Russell Larson, a junior computer and information science major, Minneapolis.

MONTANA–Chasse Fulker, a freshman fine arts major, Butte.

NEVADA–Emily Wallace, a junior journalism major, Reno.

NEW MEXICO–Agatha Schmaedick, a junior international studies major, Caliente; and Cora Bennett, a junior English and political science major, Clovis.

NEW YORK–Shayna Kent, a freshman undeclared major, Williamsville.

OKLAHOMA–Heather Jenkins, a sophomore pre-business administration major, Boise City.

TENNESSEE–Brandon Stout, a sophomore Spanish and French major, Bells.

TEXAS–Dietrich Moore, a junior business administration major, Baytown; David Sanchez, a freshman undeclared major, Georgetown; and Sarah Kickler, a senior journalism major, Pearland.

VIRGINIA–Darlene Dadras, a freshman theater arts and Romance languages major, Woodbridge.

WASHINGTON–Spencer Hamlin, a junior political science major, Bellevue; Rachelle Pavao, a senior sociology and ethnic studies major, Bothell; Patrick Carr, a junior business administration major, Kalama; Elliott Dale, a junior political science, and planning, public policy and management major, Kirkland and Seattle; and Garrison Dyer, a senior public relations major, and Mary Moen, a senior Spanish and international studies major, both of Vancouver.

WISCONSIN–Daniel Pierson, a junior architecture major, Rhinelander; and Michael Olson, a senior political science major, Hudson.

AUSTRALIA--Indigo Teiwes, a senior business administration and environmental studies major, Stanmore, New South Wales.

CANADA–Siamak Fooladi, a senior advertising major, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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

KENYA–Willson Naiyomah, a sophomore biology major, Kilgoris.

NORWAY–Christian Peterson, a junior journalism major, Hafrsfjord.

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