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Who is Kayla Davion?

The Ball State alumna will address the graduating class of 2025 at the university’s Spring Commencement ceremony.

Gracie Parkhurst Reporter

Kayla Davion, a 2017 Ball State University graduate, will be the class of 2025’s commencement speaker at the Spring Commencement ceremony May 3.

Davion is best known for her Broadway performances in the Tony-nominated “Waitress” and portraying Tina Turner in “Tina: The Tina Turner Musical,” according to an April 10 press release from the university. The release also stated she is the first Ball State student to book a Broadway show.

In high school, Davion said she had experience with singing but little with theater. After receiving a Ball State pamphlet her senior year of high school, she knew it was the school for her.

“[The] pamphlet came in the mail, and my gut told me I needed to be there. It actually ended up being the only school I auditioned for. When my mom and dad drove me to the audition on campus, I was blown away by the feeling of home I felt being there,” Davion said via email.

Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns was happy to invite Davion to be the commencement speaker for the 2025 Spring Commencement ceremony, expressing she sets a great example for the students and has worked very hard to be where she is now.

“Kayla personifies the enduring values of our university. Since the day she left our campus, she has made her mark in the world of theater. She is an excellent role model for our students because she combines her talent, integrity and hard work to be successful,” Mearns said in an April 10 press release.

Davion said the university’s theater department prepared her for both on-stage work and work outside of performing arts.

She said one of the most helpful lessons she was taught while attending the university was how to be comfortable with her natural speaking voice. She added that she learned

how to dance, audition, and sing all with the proper stamina and help of the department.

Davion said Ball State’s theater department also helped her learn many things about herself and her surroundings by allowing her to develop a better understanding of how people learn and connect with one another.

“Art imitates life. What we do as actors is portray different versions of people you see everyday. We show the flaws and the humanity in people.”

- KAYLA DAVION, Broadway actress and Ball State University 2017 graduate

“[The theater department] showed me how to find all of the beauty in my art through my own eyes. Art imitates life. What we do as actors is portray different versions of people you see everyday. We show the flaws and the humanity in people,” Davion said.

Before graduating from college, Davion said one of her main goals was to make it to Broadway, and in 2016, just before she graduated university, she was able to make that dream a reality following an offer to be cast in the Tony-nominated original Broadway production “Waitress” as an understudy.

From there, she continued to accomplish that same goal and was involved in several other Broadway shows, such as “King Kong” and “Tina: The Tina Turner Musical.”

However, Davion said Ball State’s theater program is not the only thing that helped her hone her performance craft.

During the summers between the university semesters, she worked at Kings Island in Ohio as a performer, where she learned about contracts, higher paying jobs and sustaining passion when feeling burnt out.

Since earning her degree, Davion has stayed involved with the university as an alumna by founding an alumni ambassador program to promote the school’s theater and dance programs, as well as returning to the university to both perform and teach.

“Ball State continued to be the driving encouragement to my dreams. The faculty pushed me to pursue my own greatness, and they challenged me to see the fullness in myself; that is something I will always be grateful for. It was never a no to something I wanted to accomplish. It was a ‘Let’s make a plan and give it all we got’ mentality. I want to continue to do that for someone else,” Davion said.

With regard to being the university’s 2025 Spring Commencement speaker, Davion said she is excited to encourage the graduating students as someone who graduated less than a decade ago.

With less than three weeks until the class of 2025 graduates, her advice to not only those students but to anyone pursuing higher education is to “be kind, know your ‘why,’ do the work and know that if your intention is pure, you will never be led astray.”

“[Work] is through action, not just talk. You can only say so much. Sometimes your actions have to speak for you, and when people can trust that you put action behind your words, you will unlock so many more doors than you could ever imagine,” Davion said.

Contact Gracie Parkhurst via email at gracie.parkhurst@bsu.edu.

The Honors House undergoes construction for a new addition to the building April 19 at Ball State University. ANDREW BERGER, DN

‘It’s about connections’

Students can expect to see changes to the Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Honors House by fall of 2025.

Shelby Anderson Reporter

Renovations to the Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Honors House will be done by fall of 2025. An addition of a new wing will allow for more classrooms and offices for the students and faculty to utilize in the space.

James Buss, dean of the Honors College, said one of the changes students can expect is new study spaces that can be used at any time.

Built in 1979, Ball State’s Honors College is the oldest one in Indiana, according to Ball State Magazine. The discussion regarding renovations initially began in 2008 and started with renovations turning the old garage into a classroom. Conversations about further expansions then reignited in 2016, but the college received a donation to start the renovations only recently in spring of 2023.

Some of the benefits that come with the new structure include having a bigger space to help foster community amongst the students and faculty.

“It’s been really difficult to bring [the honors] community together because we don’t have enough space here for everyone to gather,” Buss said.

Furthermore, this expansion serves as a tangible representation of the important role the Honors College plays in the spirit of Ball State University.”

- FRANK DIAZ MORALES, Honors College peer mentor

Academically, Buss said the new addition will bring the honors students back together so they aren’t spread across multiple buildings on campus, and he heard “through the grapevine”

that everyone is “looking forward to being under the same roof.”

Beyond the campus community, Buss believes the new renovations will also be important to maintain good relationships with alumni through the university’s various alumni programs, including Cardinal Classics Book Club.

“It’s not about donors and money. It’s about those connections,” Buss said

While in the process of constructing the new wing, he said the honors faculty meets with the construction crew every other week to discuss progress and an opening date for the new wing. Their goal is to have classes and faculty back in the wing by August.

Buss acknowledged that the yard and exterior work may not be done by that time but hoped to have some type of “major event” in September or October to signify the opening of the new facility with the donors in attendance.

Some of the new landscaping expected includes a labyrinth patio, gardens and multiple sidewalks leading to the backyard.

“That will open the Honors House and the property around it to make it feel more connected … Not just for honors students but students and faculty around campus,” Buss said.

The honors college population has grown consistently since 2014. At the time, Buss said there were 1,000 students in the college, and now, he expects a range of anywhere between 1,500-1,600 students in the incoming class of freshmen.

Buss also said by fall of 2026, the honors curriculum will be changing in an effort to make it more accessible to other majors and help all Ball State students further their academic career. The Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships, which helps all university students apply for scholarships, will also be included in the new wing.

During the remodeling, Honors College faculty wanted to keep the house’s originality. To achieve this, they are keeping the same architectural patterns.

“We tried not to destroy all the landscape and history,” Buss said.

According to the Ball State Honors College website, “Expanding the Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball home will allow these offices to develop new activities and events as well as enhance existing connections with the university and community.”

Frank Diaz Morales, an Honors College peer mentor for the first-year mentor program, voiced his excitement for the new changes and the benefits they will have on students.

“The expansion of the Honors House is going to allow so many new opportunities within our programs that will enhance our immersive learning and experience,” he said, explaining that the house hosts many events and upholds traditions.

Morales believes the changes are “very much needed” for the Honors House and echoed Buss’ sentiments about rising student enrollment.

“Furthermore, this expansion serves as a tangible representation of the important role the Honors College plays in the spirit of Ball State University,” Morales said.

Another person who voiced excitement about the changes was Director of Student Success and Honors First-Year Programs Ashanti Figures. She said the new wing will allow the honors faculty to work closer together, which will, in turn, allow students to work closer with faculty.

“The additional space will allow for students to engage with programming put on by the Honors College, as well as honors student clubs and organizations,” Figures said.

Figures also thinks having this new structure will allow for more community in the college by having additional classrooms

for student use.

“[The] connection to the Honors College is meant to last a lifetime,” Figures said.

By having these connections with donors and past Cardinals, the new renovations allow the college to elevate and celebrate the current students, Figures said.

Figures expressed her gratitude for the donors who made the remodeling possible.

“We are very grateful for everything our alumni and donors do, and have done, for the Honors College,” she said.

Reporter Gracie Parkhurst contributed to this story.

Contact Shelby Anderson via email at sanderson9@bsu.edu.

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will open the Honors House and the property around it to make it feel more connected … not just for honors students but students and faculty around campus.”

- JAMES BUSS, Dean of Ball State’s Honors College

(Top) A rendering of the north accent wall corridor for the Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Honors House is pictured; (Below) The concept design plan for the Honors House is pictured. ARCDESIGN, PHOTOS PROVIDED

Ally Becki: ‘A winner’

Ally Becki: ‘A winner’

Elijah Poe Reporter

Ally Becki is a lot of things: a champion, an MVP, a student, a basketball player, a Ball State legend.

Her legacy spans 137 games, a MidAmerican Conference (MAC) Tournament Championship, an appearance in the 2025 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, countless awards and countless records.

Ball State women’s basketball head coach Brady Sallee said it was genuinely exciting to see Becki progress on the court over four years. He said Becki transformed from a pass-first player into the face of the program — a “winner at a different level.”

“I think the beauty of how she ended it, being the player of the year and winning championships, was that she did not win it

because she scored the most points,” Sallee said. “She won it because she is a winner.”

The point guard was not heavily recruited out of high school, and Becki said Ball State was always the school for her with Sallee at the helm.

Throughout the recruiting process at Ball State, Dave Becki, Ally’s father, said associate head coach Audrey McDonald-Spencer and Sallee were alongside Ally in every way possible.

“They supported her along the way and gave her opportunities to excel,” Dave said.

The first opportunity was an exhibition game in her freshman season. She came into the locker room to see her name on the whiteboard. She was in the starting lineup.

“I was like, ‘What?’ My hands started sweating,” Becki said. “I was shooting air balls in the warmup, but it was a turning point in my collegiate career, even though it had just started.”

Becki has been a starter for Ball State ever since.

“I don’t even know what Brady saw in me when I was a freshman, but he put me in the starting lineup,” Becki said. “Whatever his reasons were for starting me just opened my eyes that he trusted me from the beginning.”

In 2022, 2023 and 2024, Ball State fell short of winning the MAC Tournament. Becki and the Cardinals played in the championship in 2022 and were bounced in the second round in 2023 and 2024. But in failure, Becki said she grew.

Through the seasons of coming up short, the college athletics world was changing around her. Athletes could now transfer in the portal and get paid with name, image and likeness. Regardless of the athletic world evolving around her, leaving Ball State was not an option for her.

Ball State senior Ally Becki chest bumps a fellow player after being subbed out at the end of the game against Kent State March 14 for the MAC semi-final match at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Becki had 15 points for the Cardinals. ANDREW BERGER, DN

(Top) Senior Ally Becki cuts a piece of the hoop March 15 after winning the MAC Championship game at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Head coach Brady Sallee said it was exciting to see Becki progress on the court over four years.

(Below) Ball State senior Ally Becki prepares to shoot the ball against Ole Miss March 21 in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Foster Pavilion in Waco, Texas. ANDREW BERGER, DN

The Ball State women’s basketball point guard reflects on her four-year career as a Cardinal.

“It was a thought for a second, but I knew I wanted to win,” Becki said. “If I had gone to a small Power Four school and played well, I would not have won anything … I wanted to win something, and I knew I could do it here. That is way more meaningful to me than having an extra 1,000 bucks in my pocket.”

In 2025, her loyalty paid off with a MAC Tournament Championship. The Cardinals finally reached the goal they had for four long years.

As the confetti rained down in Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ally went over to her father and embraced him with a hug.

“That moment, I’ll cherish forever. It was a long hug,” Dave said.

Becki was named Tournament MVP and topped long-MAC-rival Toledo en route to cutting down the nets.

The win in the MAC Tournament meant that for the first time since 2009, Ball State was heading to the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

Becki said she would find herself going back on social media and scrolling through the memories of the 2025 season. She took “a week or so” after the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament to reflect and rest, but sure enough, she was back in the gym after the break.

Becki said seeing support within the Muncie community is rewarding. She said there have been occasions when someone would come up and talk to her about the Cardinals or just want to meet her. She said those moments never get old.

“I’ll be walking [my] dog, and I hear people say, ‘Congrats on the season,’” Becki said. “It’s just cool to see the impact we’ve made by just playing basketball.”

The Muncie community is also one that has grown in support of Ball State women’s basketball. From Becki’s freshman to senior season, the program had a 144 percent growth in attendance in Worthen Arena from 1,058 her freshman season to 2,587 her senior year.

Becki said she will forever remember the crowd support from the Muncie community and the iconic moments inside Worthen Arena from hosting ranked Notre Dame to nationally televised MAC games

“I’m just super grateful to put on a jersey and call Ball State my home,” Becki said.

Dave said it was rewarding to see Ally grow as a basketball player but, more importantly, as a person at Ball State.

“To see the joy that she has with people she interacts with, that is what makes it all so rewarding to see,” Dave said.

Sallee said he is not sure his opinion will go into hanging up Becki’s No. 0 in the rafters of Worthen Arena, but he wants to speak it into existence.

Senior Ally Becki is photographed April 9 at Worthen Arena. Becki and the Cardinals played in the MAC Tournament Championship in 2022 and were bounced in the second round in 2023 and 2024. ANDREW BERGER, DN

WINNER

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The head coach has said multiple times during the 2024-25 season that Becki should be up with Ray McCullough and Bonzi Wells.

He said one of the things he immediately noticed 13 years ago when he was hired was that two men’s jerseys were hanging and no women’s. He said there has not been a huge history in the program, except for the 2009 run and the history they are currently building.

“She did not just have a great career, she carried a program,” Sallee said. “You hang it up there because she is a winner and made us a winner … Every fan of Ball State would be proud to walk into the arena and see her name up there alongside two special players. Her name belongs in that group.”

Dave could only shake his head at the thought of his daughter’s jersey hanging in Worthen Arena.

“To see the impact she had and not fully realizing it to that extent, I am beyond proud,” Dave said. “If that does happen — to see it go up — I can’t wait to see her reaction. To see her react to that moment, that is going to mean the world to me.”

The senior is now in the process of figuring out her future. Becki said she is hopeful to be invited to WNBA training camps to get the experience and show her worth.

Becki said Sallee, McDonald-Spencer and her father have had their hand in helping her decide on which agent to choose for her career.

Dave said there is some uncertainty in this process, but it is going smoothly, with questions being answered as the process advances.

“It is important for her to find the right fit with an agent because it is an important part of being a great pro,” Sallee said. “She understands how important it is. Once it happens, it is just a matter of where she is going to end up, not if.”

Contact Elijah Poe via email at elijah.poe@ bsu.edu or on X @ElijahPoe4.

Ball State senior Ally Becki celebrates after defeating Kent State 70-53 March 14 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. TITUS SLAUGHTER, DN

Senior Ally Becki celebrates after the 2025 MAC Championship win and puts a piece of the cut net around her ear March 15 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. TITUS SLAUGHTER, DN

Ball State senior Ally Becki dribbles the ball against Toledo during the MAC Championship game March 15 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Becki said Ball State was always the school for her. ANDREW BERGER, DN

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‘Education is the answer’ ‘Education is the answer’

Ball State’s Jewish Studies Program continues to expand and educate as a result of the efforts from director Galit Gertsenzon.

Katherine Hill Co-News Editor

Within the narrow, beige hallways of Ball State University’s North Quadrangle Building is room 215, the office of Sara Collas, an assistant teaching professor of sociology.

Collas’ office, live with the color of artwork and thankful, calligraphic inscriptions from former students, is a reflection of her artsy clothing style with chic plaid influences, the bright, big-toothed smile and warm handshake she offers when meeting someone new.

“I learned at a young age that color travels, and I thought, ‘This is the most exciting concept I’ve learned.’ I still use that concept. I love using color in my own self-expression,” Collas said.

The concept came from a lesson at the Cleveland Museum of Art, which Collas attended in the company of her twin sister as a

result of their mother’s strategic planning.

“Even though we were poor growing up, she was able to navigate ‘the system’ and get these scholarships for different, very middle class programs, like art lessons, at the Cleveland Museum of Art,” Collas said.

Various lessons about the vitality of art and culture at a young age shaped her, and the lessons extended at home. Collas said her mother — who died last year at age 92 — was not only “a great Jewish storyteller” but also “the most influential person in my life” with enough chutzpah, or audacious selfconfidence, to travel the world independently well into her 80s.

“My mom instilled a lot of confidence in me,” she said. “My mother always told me how beautiful I was, how smart I was [and] how special I was. I remember she always told me what a beautiful smile I had, and she thought one of the Kennedys would ask me to marry

him because I had such a beautiful smile.”

Though Collas did not have children with a Kennedy brother — much to the dismay of her mother — today, at age 61, she has found a way to honor her Jewish heritage in the absence of her mother from an opportunity provided by Ball State and Galit Gertsenzon, an assistant teaching professor at the university’s Honors College.

Gertsenzon hosts a variety of Jewish studies workshops upon taking the directorial role of the university’s Benjamin and Bessie Ziegler Jewish Studies Program in 2022. The intention behind those workshops, she said, is to provide the university and surrounding community with an understanding of, and appreciation for, Jewish history, culture and faith.

The presentations and revitalization work she has done for the decades-old program have left a lasting impact on colleagues and staunch proponents of the Jewish studies program like

Sara Collas, a Ball State University assistant professor of sociology, is photographed April 8 in the North Quadrangle Building. Collas, who is Jewish, is also an advocate in Ball State’s Jewish Studies Program. ISABELLA KEMPER, DN

Collas, who has invited Gertsenzon to speak to her Music and Art in Society class.

“Galit is an amazing writer, scholar, teacher and musician. Ball State University is so fortunate to have Galit here,” Collas said.

Although Gertsenzon wears many hats, she said her favorite is educating younger generations by helping them nurture their passion for music.

“I love music. I cannot see myself doing anything that doesn’t involve music,” she said. Her affection for rhythm and sound was fueled by a relentless desire to play the family’s piano like her older sister. The thenenvious six-year-old stubbornly begged her parents for piano lessons.

At the time, Gertsenzon said her parents “had no money,” but after two years, her grandmother was able to find a “very good” teacher whose price rates did not add to the family’s already-existing financial burdens.

Nearly two decades later, Gertsenzon was an intrinsically skilled pianist but had yet to grasp the mechanics of musical composition until graduate school, where she was introduced to — and entranced by — the work of Gideon Klein, a Czechoslovakian pianist and classical music composer in the early 20th century.

“The more I studied and played the music, I found there is so much more music that is unknown, even to this day,” she said.

That realization sparked a desire to know the unknown in all her endeavors, including that of her heritage, making her a lifelong learner and passionate educator.

Now, outside of her work at Ball State, Gertsenzon teaches private piano lessons to eager children like she once was.

“I see so much growth in the kids that I teach, and I have the privilege to become the

I had always thought about the Holocaust in terms of all the people that were killed, the millions of people. I thought of death. I thought of despair. I thought of tragedy. I had never thought about music and art during the Holocaust.”

- SARA COLLAS, Ball State assistant teaching professor of sociology

music mentor. It’s the greatest gift I can ask for in professional work — to be someone who’s educating others,” she said.

When it comes to the Jewish faith, Gertsenzon is disheartened by a growing number of Holocaust deniers across the globe. Her sentiments were echoed by Collas who has noticed an increasing amount of anti-semetic behavior, particularly on college campuses.

A January 2025 worldwide report from The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference Organization) detailed that nearly half of all U.S. adults (49 percent) reported Holocaust distortion is “common,” with 38 percent of the country’s adults flatly denying it.

Those numbers, Gertsenzon said, are a byproduct of social media intake — particularly among millennials and Generation Z — which is creating a media literacy deficit.

“A lot of people now are getting their information from social media, and [social media] is based on other people’s opinions, not facts,” she said. “The Holocaust did not happen in one day. It happened as a series of very small steps.”

The same Claims Conference Organization report highlighted the more than threequarters (76 percent) of U.S. adults that

believe something like the Holocaust could happen today.

“History tends to be forgotten. History repeats itself. The Nazis did not seize power — they were elected. There were people who wanted them in power, and as soon as they took power, they abused the power to discriminate and murder millions of people,” Gertsenzon said, adding that amid all the questions, uncertainty and polarized political climate nationwide, “education is the answer.”

Collas has been attending Gertsenzon workshops since last summer and has been “blown away” ever since.

“I had always thought about the Holocaust in terms of all the people that were killed, the millions of people. I thought of death. I thought of despair. I thought of tragedy. I had never thought about music and art during the Holocaust,” she said.

Gertsenzon’s breadth of knowledge relating art and music to the Holocaust comes from a class she’s spearheaded since 2018 through the Honors College.

The course, though previously offered only online, will now be offered in person and branch out to encompass not just the Holocaust but the artistic influences of WWII as a whole. Gertsenzon said the inclusion is intended to illustrate the quantity of minority groups persecuted by the Nazis.

“One thing I learned in the Jewish storytelling workshop was how all oppressed groups use humor to deflect our pain, our struggles [and] our hardships,” she said.

Collas’ eye-opening lesson of humanitarian commonality reflects Gertsenzon’s mission for the Jewish studies program and its sister workshops and classes.

“My goal as an educator is to teach about things that happened. If my family didn’t survive, I would not be here,” Gertsenzon said. “They survived. I have family members who died in the Holocaust, and I have family members who survived, and thanks to them, I’m here,” she said.

Contact Katherine Hill via email at katherine.hill@bsu.edu,

Sara Collas, a Ball State University assistant professor of sociology, poses for a photo April 8 in her office in the North Quadrangle Building. ISABELLA KEMPER, DN

A Glance at the GRADS

Take a look at the stats behind graduation:

3,003 3,003 GRADUATES*

Bachelor of Fine Art, 117

Other (Certificates, Associates Ed.S.), 356

Bachelor of Art, 437

Master’s Degree, 859

Ph.D, 24

Bachelor of Science, 1,440

Degrees Awards by College

College of Architecture and Planning: 195

College of Communication, Information and Media: 273

College of Fine Arts: 222

College of Health: 311

College of Sciences and Humanities: 689

Miller College of Business: 388 Teachers College: 1,063

University College: 92

Most common names

Zach Carter Sports Editor

When she faces opposing pitchers, Ball State softball redshirt senior McKayla Timmons is usually “pitched around.”

“At first, I was like, ‘Well, I put five years of blood, sweat and tears in this just for them not to pitch to me,”’ Timmons said. “So, it’s frustrating at first, but after trying to change my perspective on it, it’s a sign of respect.”

The Cardinals’ catcher has 40 walks on the season. Though she may not have expected that, she was already a player who was in the eyes of people in Division I softball. From being ranked No. 36 in Softball America’s top 100 player’s list to other preseason honors, she was thought to be one of the best coming into this season.

The reason? Her coaches and teammates think it’s because of her work ethic.

“Everyone around here knows how hard she works. It’s the intent, the focus and commitment to the details of every single piece of the game,” Ball State softball head coach Helen Peña said. “... If you are committed to the process and you give everything that you have every day, that’s what shows up on and off the field.”

Timmons was born to two teenage parents in Lithia, Florida. From a young age, she saw her

‘COMMITTED TO THE

PROCESS’

Ball State softball’s McKayla Timmons talks about her work ethic and her future.

father David provide for the family with two jobs and a third shift for seven days a week. Her mother, Katherine, is disabled and was in a wheelchair and used a walker when McKayla was a child.

“My mom would give anything to be in the body that I have right now,” McKayla said. “I’m physically able to do anything I want. Thinking of her every day before practice or games or whenever things get hard, [I think] if she can do it, I can do it.”

She admits that perspective did not kick in until college. Even when it came to softball in high school, she had a mindset where she didn’t do the extra stuff that she does now.

But after getting to Ball State, that changed, as she wanted to be the best version of herself she could be.

“In my head, one rep could be the difference between hitting a game-winning home run or the other team winning,” McKayla said. “One rep is the difference between me being No. 5 in the country as opposed to No. 6.”

She also grew to realize that she wanted to get more out of those reps.

“My first couple of years in college, I was quantity over quality,” McKayla said. “I couldn’t figure out why things weren’t connecting. But now, I’m not afraid to take a day off if I’m not feeling good, and I’m not as quick to beat myself up if I have a bad practice or game.”

It was never about the money. It was more so about the experience and how I wanted my college experience to go.”

- MCKAYLA TIMMONS, Ball State softball redshirt senior

Redshirt senior McKayla Timmons runs into home base April 1 against Northern Illinois University at Ball Diamond. Timmons has 54 home runs, 195 hits and a career batting average of .387. ANDREW BERGER, DN; BRENDEN ROWAN, DN PHOTO ILLUSTRATION

But it wasn’t just her game she wanted to improve. Under Peña, the Cardinals are a team that pushes themselves to be just that: a team. McKayla said she felt that when she first got to Muncie and wanted to be the best teammate possible.

Part of McKayla’s process to be that person started in the bullpen with the pitching unit. To her, the relationship with the pitchers is a ‘difference maker’ in the field.

“I’ve definitely grown to love the bullpen, and I [now] love catching bullpens,” McKayla said. “I’m always the first one to ask for actual bullpens or if I could catch a pitcher. The relationship you build in the bullpen [is huge].”

In her time at Ball State, Timmons has 54 home runs, 195 hits and a career batting average of .387. Because of the hard work and positive attitude she brings every day, along with the achievements, Peña said other Cardinals can learn from their starting catcher.

“She’s definitely a leader when it comes to her work ethic, mindset and being an elite competitor,” Peña said. “That’s what you have to have. You have to believe that you can do it before you actually do it. And even if you get beat, you’ve got the next one, so she brings that confidence every single day, which breeds into the rest of the team.”

Though the success, stats and accolades have

piled up higher and higher each year, McKayla never thought about leaving Ball State.

“It was never about the money. It was more so about the experience and how I wanted my college experience to go,” McKayla said. “... I really was blessed with this last coaching staff, and I get to finish my career with them. I wouldn’t have left for any other coaching staff at any other school in the country.”

After Ball State, her goal is to play professional softball. She’d love to get a chance with the national team and maybe play in the Olympics. But another job that has piqued her interest is being a strength and conditioning coach.

“I just love the athlete mindset. I just love everything about it,” McKayla said. “I love the work ethic. I love the grit. So just being around an environment of competitive people and competitive excellence would be a dream for a career.”

Though she knows her time as a Cardinal is coming to an end, she’s taking it day by day. She advised younger athletes to do the same thing.

“You can’t take a moment for granted. I remember hearing seniors when I was a freshman, talking about it going fast,” she said. “I’m looking at one more month now, so just take it all in, being appreciative of every single opportunity, chance and piece of

She’s definitely a leader when it comes to her work ethic, mindset and being an elite competitor.”

- HELEN PEÑA, Ball State

softball head coach

equipment you’re given. Not everybody has this opportunity, and some people would die to be in my shoes.”

When you ask other Cardinals about her, they echo what Peña said about McKayla’s work ethic and energy. But the other thing that sticks out to them is not her stats, her ability to play the game or even anything softball-related.

It’s how she treats everyone else.

“I’ve said this for the last three years. She is the hardest worker I think I’ve ever played with in my 17, 18 years of softball,” Ball State redshirt junior Katie Van Der Mark said. “She’s humble and is really passionate about this game. I think when your heart is in the right place, you’ll find success.”

Contact Zach Carter via email at zachary. carter@bsu.edu or via X @ZachCarter85.

Redshirt senior McKayla Timmons puts on her catchers helmet April 1 in a game against Northern Illinois University at Ball Diamond. Timmons was born in Lithia, Fla. ANDREW BERGER, DN

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Ball State women’s basketball team celebrates their Mid-American Conference Championship against Toledo March 15 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. Ball State won 65-58. ANDREW BERGER. DN

Ball State junior McKenna Mulholland celebrates after scoring a point against Miami (Ohio) April 11 at Ball Diamond.

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Ball State sophomore Ava Molina performs her floor routine against Central Michigan Feb. 9 at Worthen Arena. ANDREW BERGER, DN

Ball State graduate student Kenli Nettles runs 100m hurdles April 12 during the We Fly Challenge at Briner Sports Complex. ANDREW BERGER, DN

Sophomore opposite hitter Braydon Savitski-LyndeHear spiked the ball in a game against Brigham Young University Jan. 17 at Worthen Arena.

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Ball State senior Lachelle Austin celebrates after hitting a three on Kent State on March 14 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland Oh.

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Ball State senior Carissa Martinez performs on the floor against Central Michigan Feb. 9 at Worthen Arena.

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Junior pitcher Zach Leduc throws a pitch against Indiana University April 8 at Bart Kaufman Field.

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Ball State senior center Ben Hendriks dunks the ball against Toledo Feb. 18 at John F. Savage Arena.

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Ball State Men’s Basketball celebrates their win against Eastern Michigan on Feb. 11, at Worthen Arena. Junior guard Jermahri Hill, brought Ball State to victory, with seconds left in overtime 86-84. LIZ PETERSON, DN

‘Freedom

Letting Go’

My time here made me realize I’m more than my academic career.

Kate Farr Editor-in-chief

Kate Farr is a third-year journalism major and writes “Face to Face” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.

Valedictorian. Four-year varsity crosscountry runner and women’s team captain. National Honor Society President. Editorin-chief. Managing editor. Photo managing editor. President of the Ohio Scholastic Media Association Student Board. First Ohio representative for the Quill & Scroll Student Board. School and community theater. Choir. Future Teachers of America …

The list didn’t stop. It was an endless cycle of titles, responsibilities and rehearsals. Practice from 3:00 to 5:00. Quick turnover and cover an event for the yearbook. A 20-minute break for dinner. Five hours of homework. Run through lines. Edit photos. Finish class readings. Shower. Try to sleep. Toss. Turn. Up again at the crack of dawn. Repeat.

If I got an A- on a test, it meant sobbing for 15 minutes and not eating at lunch. If I couldn’t figure out a math problem, it meant digging my nails into my palm until I could see little red half-moons.

I spent hours feverishly mulling over textbooks, obsessively formatting study guides, combing through project rubrics to squeeze out the highest grade, meeting with teachers to make sure I was doing my homework just right, doing this, doing that, being the ideal student, being the ideal college applicant.

It was constant. Fight or flight, a panic bubbled

to the surface every time I opened my grade book. I would be struck with a hot, sickening chill at the sight of anything below a 96. My fingers would twitch and grip my wrist as if pain could somehow expel anxiety from my body. I had to be perfect.

I had to be in the top position of every organization, highest AP score, top-ranked student, flawless GPA, lead in the musical, soloist, strongest résumé, impeccable example, most involved, most impressive.

Everything, everywhere, all the damn time.

And then I got into my dream schools. I had the acceptance emails, the congratulations with exclamation points and digital confetti. But when I saw the cost, the facade I had built around academics and extracurriculars crumbled. I couldn’t afford it.

All the work, all the pressure and all the pain didn’t matter. It felt like I’d lost half of myself. I’d pushed myself to the breaking point time and time again for something I’d been told was in reach.

Out of every school, I made the decision to come to Ball State. It was the one school with the free application, and in the end, the only one I could realistically attend.

Little by little, the pressure lifted from my shoulders. I had to ask myself: What if it doesn’t matter? Who the hell else cares anyway?

I didn’t have to be perfect. No one cared, except me. And that was strangely and beautifully freeing. I started small.

I let myself get a B. I skipped a class here and there. I stopped putting hours into assignments. I took nights off. I stopped punishing myself for grades that fell short of

academic perfection.

It was liberating to see my GPA get knocked down from a 4.0 to a 3.9. There’s freedom in letting go, getting off the roller coaster and accepting that perfection isn’t an attainable goal.

Now, as I stand on the edge of college graduation, I want to acknowledge that past version of myself — the one whose worth depended on percentages and positions.

I don’t regret the drive or passion that I instilled in myself. I am proud of what I accomplished, how far I came. But I learned that the anxiety, the disappointment and the heartbreak weren’t worth the achievements.

The achievements didn’t sustain me, didn’t carry me when everything else was bogging me down. And I know now that it also didn’t define who I was.

Your education isn’t meant to be a sprint filled with scuffed knees and palms, pulling yourself from the ground after every blunder.

I let myself take the past three years slowly and steadily. Sure, I didn’t do the typical fouryear undergraduate track, and — as I’m only graduating at 20 — I’ve had my fair share of missteps in my journey to walk across the stage.

Life isn’t a linear path, and I still have much to learn. What matters most is that this time I learned how to rest, ask for help and find joy even in all of the hard times.

That’s how I define my success this time around. Instead of checking every box, I chose to live the past three years imperfectly, honestly and freely.

This time, I did it for myself.

Contact Kate Farr via email at kate.farr@ bsu.edu.

Third-year journalism major Kate Farr is photographed April 18 at Ball State University’s Art and Journalism Building. ANDREW BERGER, DN; KATE FARR, DN ILLUSTRATION, PHOTOS PROVIDED

Igniting the

FIRE FIRE

Olivia Ground Digital Managing Editor

Olivia Ground is a fourth-year advertising major who writes “Liv, Laugh, Love” for the Daily News. Their views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.

There are very few memories I have from high school that I will never be able to let go of.

I will never forget the sinking feeling I got when I found out that I was never going to get my senior season of band. The season I spent nearly five years waiting for, dreaming of and anticipating.

The traditions I loved and couldn’t wait to see myself in: senior speeches, standing in front of the stands of parents to accept awards — all of it gone in one fatal blow to my well-being.

I picked up the pieces the best I could. I watched my senior class’s parents do everything they could to make some sort of normalcy in the season. As much as I appreciated it, it was not enough to heal the growing depression that was consuming me.

This sinking feeling is one that I know I am not the first one to talk about. I was not the only student to lose something to the pandemic, and I know my loss does not come anywhere close to the lives lost to the pandemic.

But it was never just the hope of a senior season that died. It was my ambition, my joy and my passion.

My passion has always been my strongest personality trait. I love people and things passionately. Music and band were my passion, and it was gone.

I spent most of the pandemic, lockdown and the “return to the new normal” of senior year

a shell of myself, lost in my head as I looked desperately for anything that was going to make me as happy as marching band made me. I needed a new thing to find peace in.

When it came time to go to college, I picked a major and a minor I thought I could find passions in. I settled in the advertising program with a focus on journalistic narrative writing — I always had a passion for storytelling. But up to that point, my only storytelling was through the marching arts.

And I thank God every day that I made that choice because college was the best thing to happen to me.

I joined the Ball State Daily News in my first semester as a freshman. I had no interest in newspapers or journalism, but there was a promise made to me that I could do social media work then and, now, no waiting until I had taken the right classes first.

And that was enough for me. I had a career planned for me in social media management.

And in this life, to love something so much that it ignites a passion that drives you to do good in this world is the biggest gift a person could receive.”

My family, who knew I was struggling, encouraged me to go to college and try to embrace something new. My mother gave me the best advice she could — to go and find my people and to do good things. I packed up my bags and made peace with what I was leaving behind and headed to Ball State.

I expected a few years working behind the scenes on social media, a line on a resume, and a fast track out of college early and into a job. I didn’t think I would have to meet anyone or be around people. I thought that I could keep to myself, all of which sounded appealing to an anxious 18 year old.

And then an editing role opened up to oversee social media, and I took it. Before I knew it, I was writing almost every week, taking pictures and I was designing multiple projects. I was meeting the people that I love so dearly now. I couldn’t get enough of the newsroom, the staff and the ever-so-rewarding job of telling the news.

Journalism, and all the things that came with it, was like an insatiable hunger in me. Every byline, every photo, every like on social media was creating a fire in me to keep going. It was addictive.

ANOTHER CHAPTER COMPLETE

My time at Ball State is nothing like I thought it would be, but everything I hoped it could be.

Fourth-year journalism and media design and development student Amber Pietz is photographed April 17 holding her camera gear at Scheumann Stadium. Pietz will graduate with a degree in journalism and media design and development. ANDREW BERGER, DN

Amber Pietz Columnist

Amber Pietz is a fourth-year journalism and media design and development major and writes “A journal from a photojournalist” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper

Everything happens for a reason.

That’s something I have been telling myself for the past year. It’s easy enough to say to yourself but harder to believe when you have your heart set on something. When I first got to Ball State University, I was in the middle of finding myself again. I left behind a part of myself and knew it was better for me in the long run to find something else to focus my attention on, and I did just that.

I have always been someone who gives 110 percent to things I’m passionate about. Growing up, that included 14 years of dance, performing and the yearbook that I joined during my sophomore year of high school. Ever since then, it’s rare to see me without a camera in my hands. I met the former adviser of the Unified Media Lab the day after I moved into the dorms, and I can say with certainty that it was the best decision I ever made for myself.

I got to a point where I knew that I wanted to pursue sports photography professionally, and I wanted to do anything I possibly could to make that a reality. I started by going to every sports meeting to get to know the reporters and signed up to photograph any game I could. I took them up on every opportunity that was thrown my way, which was more than I could have dreamed of.

I know that whatever opportunities come my way, none of them would be possible had I not put the time and effort into growing my work and taking advantage of opportunities.

For a long time, the sidelines was always an escape for me — somewhere I knew I could go to forget about whatever it was I had going on for a few hours, cover a game and enjoy what I was doing. I fell in love with the storytelling that happens at a game.

Every game is its own story. There are different aspects of a game you can focus on, and emotions can be incredibly high. It wasn’t until my third year, when I became the student university photographer and editor with Ball State Marketing and Communication, that I had the creative freedom to try, to mess up and grow my work. I started paying more attention to all the different aspects of the game and different perspectives I could use to tell the story through photos.

all the time that I have put into this. I’ve spent countless hours covering games and a variety of university events during the last four years.

I’m reminded by the photographers I work with that I deserve to be here, and I will find the right thing at the right time after I graduate. I know that I can not only lean on them but also my friends I’ve met at the Ball State Daily News (DN) for support.

I know that everything that’s happened — the good, the bad and the ugly —- made me stronger. Then, more than ever, I knew where I was meant to be.”

Every person I met while at Ball State has contributed to making me the person I am today, and I truly believe that I met each one of them at the moment that I needed to. From the three senior design editors and the photo editor my freshman year — who I don’t think I would have made it through that year without — to everyone I have had the joy of traveling with over the years, to the university photographers I have had the pleasure of working with and learning from the past two years, and everyone on the current staff of the DN.

“behind the scenes,” that you might miss

told me, “It’s about finding ways to make

While I will forever and always love the action, I love the emotions and features you can find at a game, moments that feel “behind the scenes,” that you might miss if you were watching it from home. A talented photographer once told me, “It’s about finding ways to make your work stand out in the ocean of images that are created every day.”

There are still times where I have imposter syndrome, where I wonder if I’m good enough to be where I am and to have had the opportunities that I’ve been given. But then I remember

I know that everything that’s happened — the good, the bad and the ugly — made me stronger. Then, more than ever, I knew where I was meant to be. From the experiences I’ve had to the friendships I’ve made, I know that amidst the unknown that the future holds, I will always keep these past four years very close to my heart.

Contact Amber Pietz via email at amber.pietz@ bsu.edu or via X @ amber_pietz.

sophomore

Special education teacher Mrs. Greenwell asks Timmy what his favorite food is to show how he can communicate through his device March 21 at Southside Middle School.

‘24-’25

RECAP

A member of Muncie’s Cornfed Roller Derby team skates against Dayton Roller Derby Feb. 15 at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. ANDREW BERGER, DN

Code Red

Hallie Wilkins performs during a game Feb. 22 at Worthen Arena. ISABELLA KEMPER, DN

KAYLEE KERN, DN

finished Dec.

RECAP

IN PHOTOS

a

Nov.

Bella Pike performing with her band The Collectors Jan. 25 at the Muncie Eagles 231. KYLE INGERMANN, DN

Ty Ransburg has his head wiped clean as his shave is

2 at the Ball State Sigma Alpha Epsilon house. Ransburg said he wants to stay positive, and the support from his friends makes it much easier. ANDREW BERGER, DN

Marissa Drew gives

monologue

14, 2024, at University Theatre. Drew played Constance in “The Three Musketeers.” BRENDEN ROWAN, PHOTO PROVIDED

Protesters organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation march down Market Street Jan. 30 in Indianapolis. ANDREW BERGER, DN

The Ball State band plays during the Ball State versus Ole Miss game March 21 at the Foster Pavilion in Waco, Texas. Ball State lost 83-65. TITUS SLAUGHTER, DN

Introducing the Graduates

JESSICA BERGFORS, DN ILLUSTRATION; OLIVIA GROUND, DN ILLUSTRATION

College of Architecture and Planning

Ala Ahmed, BA

Eram Ahmed, MA

Mohammadamin Akrami, MA

Abdallah Al Faouri, MA

Abdallah Alkhalaileh, MA

Noor AlMajdouie ,CR

David Anderson-Penn, BA

Maryam Ashamu, BA

Derron Austin, BA

Emmanuel Adjei Ayim, MA

Ethan Ayres, BA

Adrienne Baker, MS

Adrienne Baker, MA

Shahrzad Bazyari, MA

Chance Bex, BS

Bethany Blevins, MA, CR

Mia Bone, BS

Allysa Britting, BA

Davis Burchett, MA

Lily Bushey, BS

Brenna Campbell, BA

Clarissa Carriga, MA

Victoria Carter, BS

Emiliana Castillo Socorro, BA

Kai Catalyst, BS

Swetha Chandrasekar, MS, CR

Daulton Coates, BA

Matthew Coffee, BA

Justin Cook, BA

Cameron Cox, BS

Leslie Cox, BA

McKenna Crews, CR

Jake Cronin, BA

Anne Marie DeKeyser, BA

Diego Diaz-Lopez, BA

Charlie Dice, BA

Telar Didar, MS

Carter Diebold, BA

Evelyn Dinh, MA

Will Dobbs, BS

Emily Dross, BA

Margaret Duda, BS

Andrew Feldkamp, MA, CR

Kayla Ferguson, BA

Kaylynne Fernandes, BA

Alejandro Flores, MA

Braxton Foreman BS

Alaya Frye, BA

Brooke Fuller, BA

Brooke George, BA

Holly Gillespie, BS

Madison, Golden, BS

Sarah Gordon, MA

Charlie, Graham, BS

Zach Gullion, BA

Jaime Gutierrez, BA

Trent Haggard, BS

Karissa Hall, BA

Anna Hase, BA

Ragen Hatcher, CR

Allysa Haupert, BA

Justin Heiser, BA

Joe Hendrix, BS

Payton Heniser MA

Cristina Hernandez Jimenez, BS

Stephen Hoersten, BS

Joshua Hoff, BA

Ethan Hoover, BA

Elyse Hostetler, BS

Cody Howard, BS

Max Hurley, BA

Micdad Ibrahim, MA

Adaora Ifebigh, CR

Adebisi Igbasanmi, BA

Marius Igitangaza Ngabo, MA

Cade Iles, BA

Ayobami Ilori, MA

Corbin Jarvis, BS

Will Johnson, BS

Noah Keinath, BA

Olivia Kelley, BS

Ja’Shawn Keys, BA

Ali Khan, BA

Samuel Kile, BA

Mikayla Klemp, MS

Megan Knecht BS

Ben Koester, MA

Olivia Lakin, BA

Laney Lanter, MA, CR

Julia Lashbrook, BS

Mallory Lehmkuhler, BS

Nick Lesko, BA

Mang Lian, BS

Karsten Lingenfelter, MA, MS

Graham Longnaker, BA

Ainsley Ludema, BA

Meredith, Mader, BA

Melisa Magallanes, BS

Cayla Mahoney-Potter, MA, CR

John Majekodunmi, BA

Nicole Manning, BA

Reece Manning, BS

Logan Manor, BS

Anaya Marshall, BA

Gabby Mason, BA

Dylan McCullum, BA

Patrick McManama, MA

Alec Meister, BA

Skylar Milewski, BS

Nash Miller, BA

Carly Miller, BA

Mason Mitchell, BS

Drake Mlsna, BA

Blake Moulton, BS

Grace Murphy, BA

Tyler Muse, BA

Tyler Myers, BA

Albert Navarro, BA

Hannah Neshyba MA

Andy Netter, MA

Jake Newland, BA

Braeden Noll, BA

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Olumide Oguntolu, MA

Michael Olarean,BA

Hayley Olson, BA

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Nathan Owens, BA

Nick, Pasciak, BA

Jackson Pasheilich, BS

Cameron, Paulin , BS

JESSICA BERGFORS, DN ILUSTRATION

Elisabeth Payne, BS

Jack, Pedersen, BA

Kyrin, Perry, BS

Cali, Pickering, BA

Emily, Polak, BA

Laura, Putman, BA

David Quenby, BA

Halle Rezo, BA

Nathan Ritz, BA

Austin Roeller, BS

Jenelle Rogers, BS

Alexis Rogge, MA

Ryan Rohe, BA

Haiden Rose, BS

Joe Rubarts, BS

Benjamin Rutledge, BA

Abdel-Rahman Sadiek, BA

Hunter Salem, BS

Sarah Schultz, BS

Jack, Scott, BS

Amy Segal, MA, CR

Nik Seiber, MA

Jacqueline Servin, BA

Lauren Shank, MA

Kevin Shelley, BA

Hannah Sherinian, BA

Mia Sherman, BA

Elliott Shide, BA

Zach Shomber, BA

Endia Simpson, BS

RJ Smith, BS

Quinton Sorgius, BS

Denzel Spears, BS

J. Paul Stewart, BS

Danielle Stine, BS

Ethan Summerall, BS

Matthew Suprenant, BA

Nick Taylor, BS

Tluang Thang, BA

Andrew Todd, BS

Miles Tudor, BS

Tyler Turner, BA

Sai Siddartha Vemuri, MA

Conner Walters, BS

Maddie Walters, MA, CR

Ivy Weise, BS

Grace Wierenga,BA

Kyler Williams, BA

Taryn Wilson, BA

Riley Woodruff, BA

Konley Woodward, BS

Claire Wright, BA

Emma Wynn, BA

Mikayla Zakutansky, MS

Mikayla Zakutansky, MA

Betty Zathang, BA

College of Communication, Information and Media

Mawhab Abdul Hannan, MA

DJ Abplanalp, BS

Hayden Adams, BS

Temilade Akinwolere, MS

Adam Altobella, BA

Hannah Amos, BA

Lauren Anacker , BS

Tessera Anfield, BS

Desiree Anstead, BS

Jack Ashby, BA

Dakota Atwood, BA

Blessing Awuyeh, MA

Alex Balint, BA

Nicholas, Barham BA

Brandon, Beaman, BS

Diana Beasley, BS

Alex Bell, BS

Colin Bell, MA

Eli Bernarducci, BA

Richelle Berry, MA

Boston Betz, BA

Katie Bilka, BS

Key Billman, BA

Colin Bisel, BS

Jayce Blane, BS

Edward Blibo MA, MS

Lashun Bonner, BS

Joyanna Bracken,BA

Deja Bradshaw, BS

Robert Buggs, BS

Alex Buxton, BS

Konnor Byrd, BS

Zachary Cameron, BS

Sam Cardis, BS

Carlos Carselle, BS

Max Carter, BS

Anye’a Carter, BS

Mya Cataline, BS

Jonah Cecil, BS

Erica Cerva, MA

Elvin Cesareo, BS

Blake Chapman, MA

Reece Chapman, BS

Chloe Chua, BA

Keyanna, Churchill, BA

Amelia Cisna, BS

Derran Cobb, BS

Coleton Coffman, BS

Joseph Collins, BS

Trey Coon, BS

Jaylee Copeland BS

Ben Cornette, BS

Tyler Cox, BS

Shelbie Crabtree BA, BA

Jen Davenport, MA

Jevon, Dearman, BS

Ethan, DeArmond, BS

Aubree Dedaker, BS

Abigail Denault, BA

Owen Deweese, BS

Corey Dillion, BS

Jackson DiVincenzo, BS

Jade Divine Reynolds BS

Bryce Dmyszewicz, BS

Deven Downey, BS

Andrew Dudelston, BS

Riley Duncan, BS

Layla Durocher, BS

Gabe Eastridge, MA

Naomi Edwards, MA

Kennedy Edwards, MA

Kiel Erwin, MS

Branden Erwin, BS

Pompey Esezobor, MS

Torrence Fagg, MA

Kate Farr, BA

Evan Fippen, BS

Casper Fischer, BA

Jordan Fletcher, BA

Tristan Fluhr, BS

Blake Flynn, BA

Femi Folorunsho, MA

Hannah Foster, MS

Tyler Fouts, BS

Mikaylin Fulk, MA

Taylor Gerke, BS

Katie Golding, BS

Zach Gonzalez, BS

Gabe Gonzalez, MA

Angelica Gonzalez Morales, MA

Gregory Gorman, BS

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Sydney Graham, MA

Kevin Graham, BA

Connor Grant, MA

Olivia Ground, BS

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Emma Gsell, BS

Madi Guimod, BS

Morgan Hagerty MA

Kyle Haggerty, BA

Hayden Hamrick, BS

Shalisa Hardnett, MS

Carter Hay, BS

Ally Hay, BS

Chase, Hayes, BS

Hannah Haynes, BS

Gracee Hedge, BS

Luke Heitmann, BS

Molly Henderson, BS

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Rachel Henderson, BS

Rachel Hensley, MA

Matt Hicks, BS

Dylan Hines, MA

Leslie Hollinrake, CR

Leslie Hollinrake ,BS

Hayley Holtz, BS

Ashley Horne, BA

Carter Horvath BS

Ella Howell, BS

Corbin Hubert, BA, BA

Ethan Hunt, BS

Devin Isaac, BA

Commandor Jenkins, BS

Alexa Jenkins, MA

Zaria Jenkins, BA

Benjamin Jeschke BA

Most Jakeya Jime, MS

Max Johnson, BS

Kailyn Johnson, BS

Kenned Jones, BS

Zach Jonkman, BS

Elizabeth Jordan, BS

Peter Kamajian, MA

Abtin Karimi Malek Abadi, MS

Daniel Kehn, BA, BA

Eddie Kelly, BS

Charlotte, Kinsella, BS

John Klemeyer, BA

Jordan Klimes, BS

Tyler Klimes, BS

Nalah La Broi, BS

Callahan, Lacy, BA

Will Lamb, BS

Cassidy Lawton, BS

Griffin Leonard , BS

Dominick Liacone, BS

Ron Lindsey, MS

Carma Maenhout, MA

Conner Marcum, MA

KwaTashea, Marfo, BS

John, Marino, BS

Tyler Marks BS, BS

Brandon Martin, BS

Trevor Martin, BA

Ryan McAbee, BA, BA

Logan McCawley, BS

Shawn McDowell, BS

Cade McGaughey, BA

Jett McGowan, BS

Trent McKenzie, MA

Destinee, McNeil, BA

Keri Meal, BS

Sean Meyer, BS

Jason Migas, BA

Erika Mihalek, MA

Evan Miller, BS

Bryce Miller, MA

Maya Millis, BS

Carter Minton, BS

Rosalita Mitchell, BS

Grace Molnar, BS

Harry Montgomery BS

Daniela Morales, BS

Adam Morgan, BA

Stephanie Morton, BA

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Sumayyah Muhammad, MA

Tk Muhammad, BA

Celeste Mulett, MA

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NyZeria Neely, BS

Allison Nelson, BA

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Harriet Nichols, BS

Natalie Novak, BS

Riley Nower, BA

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Teagan O’Meara, BS

Jilli Oetjen, BA

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Femi Osholake, MS

Ariana Otten, BS

Josh Pavlovsky, BS

Drew Persinger, BA

Sydney Peters, MA

Sophia Peterson, BA

Mallory Pfeiffer, MA

Amber Pietz BS, BS

Grace Ping, BS

Zoe Pointer, BS

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Robert Porter, BS

Emma Potter, BS

Justin Powers, BA

Nolan Powers, BA

Benjamin Preble, BA

Tyler Prendergast, BS, BS

Claire Presley, MA

Ashleigh Provan, BA

Gracelyn Rader, BS

Jo Anna Ralstin, MA

Trinity Rea, BA

Elizabeth Reed, BS

Alex Richard, BS

Allec Roach, BS

Raegen Robb, MA

Lex Roberts, BS

Ruth Sanchez, BS, CR

Josie Santiago, BS

Sarah Schaetzel, MA

Annika Sharlow BA, BA

Nick Shelton, BS

Elizabeth Shepard, BS

Zach Shepler, BS

Gracie Sherrow, MA

Jessica Simmons, BS

Olivia Sloniker, BA, BA

Kyle Smedley, BA, BA

Ashya Smith, BS

Kaylee Smythe, BS

Stefanie Stair, BS

Brooke Stallings, BA

David Strahan, BS

Gabby Sweet, BS

Carter Tague, BS

Keonte Thomas BS

Serena Thompson, BA

Elyse Timpe, BS

Vi Toroczkai, BA

Nia Townsend, MA

Lexi Trepcos, BS

Parker Twitty, BS

Cameron, Tyo BA, BA, BA

Katie Vandermark, BS

Jessica Velez, BA

Drew Walker, BS

Hannah Warpup, BS

Tommy West, BS

Chandler Whitted, BS

Christopher Wiley, BS

Andrew Willett, MA

Zach Williams, BS

Jevelyn Williams, BS

Zach Winsor, BA

Andrew Yoder, BS

Jacob Young, BS

College of Fine Arts

Aaliyah Sansone, BFA

Aaron Hawley, BS

Abby Gomez-Aguilar, BFA

Abigail Brandenburg, BA

Abigail Suppinger, BA

Adriana Rosebrough, BS

Alex McNeill, BFA

Alex Weinstein, BFA

Ali May, BFA

Allan Halliburton, BFA

Allison Jester, BFA

Amanda Busboom, BFA

Amren Klingaman, BFA

Andie Arana Gomez, BFA

Anna Jones, BS

Anna Wuertley, BS

Annabeth Elston, BFA

Anthony Reith, BFA

Ashlyn Chapell, BA

Ashlynn Jenkins,BS

Ashton Shelley, BA

Atlas Bruner, BS

Aubrey Zimmerman, BFA

Autumn Spence, BFA

Avery Minshall, BS

Baylie Stanley, BA

Ben Adair, BFA

Ben Shope, BFA

Brandon Beuthien, BFA

Brooke Tiedge, BA

Bryant Vasquez, BFA

Cade Ferguson, BS

Carlos Juanillo-Castillo, BS

Carter Brickler, BA

Catherine Hearn, BFA

Charlotte Brown, BS

Charlotte Pollock, BFA

Chase Wampler, BA

Chloe Phipps, BA, BA

Christian Ford, BA

Cierra Scholz, BFA

Cole Riegle, BS

Courtney Companik, BFA

Cylie Eicher, BFA

Cynthia Galvez, BA, BA

David Martinez, BFA

DelaneyHunter, BFA

Detra Carter, PhD

Diego Sanchez-Galvan, BFA

Dimitri Kyriacou, BFA

Dominic Sandefur, BS

E McCoy, BS

EJ Larrick, BS

Eli Gaipa, BS

Elia Livovich, BA

Elizabeth DeHof, BFA

Emeryn Sinclair, BFA

Emilee Dailey, BFA

Emily Bradshaw, BA

Emily Chrzanowski, BFA

Emily Howard, BFA

Emily Sanders, BA

Emily Rose Olsson, BFA

Emma Jordan,, BFA

Emma Rybicki, BFA

Emma Voth, BFA

Emma Wiliford, BFA

Emmie Ginsberg, BFA

Erik Henderson, BS

Erika Heitkamp, BFA

Ethan Asay, BA

Ethan Shannon-Spice, BFA

Ethan Varden, BA

Evan Lehr, BS

Fin Bensley, BA

Francesca Mata, BFA

Fritz Wells, BFA

Gavin Litchfield, BA

Gerald Bass, BFA

Gisselle Murrugarra, BA

Grace Bogue, BFA

Graham Cole, BS

Grayson Zgunda ,BS

Gretchen VanderWall, BFA

Hailey Vrolyk, BFA

Hannah Mullen, BFA

Hannah Waggoner, BFA

Helen Bassett, BFA

Isabella Garces, BFA

Isabella Schott, BS

Isabella Stratton, BA

Jack Barnes, BFA

Jacob Hickle, BA

Jacob Motz, BS

Jane Legge, BS

Jared SlothowerBA

Jarius Taylor-Newman, BFA

Jay Armstrong, BFA

Jayden, Holder, BS

Jenaka Davenport, BFA

Jenna Weisbach, BFA

Jenna Wyckoff, BFA

Jennah Rogers, BFA

Jihye Song, CR

Jim Keuler, MA

Jodi Lee, BS

Joey Haupert, BS

John Baumeyer, BS

John Ortman, BS

John Palacios, BFA

Jordan Crull, BS

Josh Garwood, BA

Julia Foster, BFA

Julian Thomas Mabie, BA

K Dottery, BS

Kade Wereley-Bross, BA

Kaitlyn Tate, BA

Kalib Parsley, BA

Kamari Lloyd, BA

Katelyn Monnier, BFA

Katerina Linville, BFA

Kathleen Arndt, BS

Katie, Freeman, BFA

Katie, Homan, BFA

Kayden Gresham, BFA

Keely, Gott, BFA

Kelsey, Collins, BFA

Kelsey Gillenwater, BFA

Kennedy Moore, BA

Kylee Reff, BFA

Landen Norton, BS

Landon Heynis, BA

Laurel, Meitrodt, MA

Laurelen Spring, BFA

Lauren Bond, BFA

Lauren Kruse, BFA

Lawson Chrisman, BS

Lexi Stricker, BA

Lexie Gibson, BFA

Lillian Leslie, BFA

Lilly Dorton, BFA

Lily Hockwalt, BFA

Lincoln Saldivar, BFA

Lindsey McIntire, BFA

Lisa Meissner, BS

Liz Salser, BS

Lochlan Gillen, BA

Lucia Vazquez, BFA

Lukas Needham, BS

Lydia Reister, BFA

Maddie Whitaker, BFA

Maddison Uphaus, BFA

Madeline Ginsberg, BS

Madison Johnson, BA

Mady Justin, BS

Maggie Smith, MA

MaKayla Sisk, BS

Makenzie Harshey, BS

Makinzee Williams, BFA

Maleyah Nowell, BFA

Malik Brown, BFA

Malori Mullens, BFA

Mars Hunter, BA

Mason Sammarco, BFA

Matt Robey, BS, BS

Matthew Gray, BFA

Maximo Powell, BS

Maya Bachmeier BFA

Maya Woodruff, BFA

Michael Evans, BFA

Miles Landrum, BFA

Molly Burnham, BA

Molly McCord, BA

Morris Gibbons, BFA

Muskwrat Evans, BFA

Myles Keys, BS

Nancy Thompson, BA

Naomi Martin, BA

Nate Copeland, BFA

Nevaeh Ohlund, BFA

Niall Golden, BFA

Nick Miskimen, MA

Nick Wade, BS

Nina Vivo, BA

Oksana Komarenko, PhD

Olivia Atkinson, BS

Olivia Rousse, BS

Peter Stocker, BFA

Quentin Rogers, BFA

Quinton Krine, BA

Rachel Baker, BFA

Rachel Hosey, BFA

Rebecca Candeloro, BFA

Riley Ouellette, BFA

Sam Billman, BFA

Sarah Dwenger, BFA

Sarah Wagner, BFA

Shaan Milharcic, BA

Shawn Ely, BS

Sheila Arleas, BFA

Shivani Shimko, BFA

Shuli Sheeley, BFA

Simone Robinson-Stevens, BS

Sophie Chahmirzadi, BFA

Stella Bubenzer, BFA

Syed Ajmain, BFA

Taylor Rector, BFA

Terrell Barlow, BFA

Thatch Cook, BFA

Tori Kerry, BA

Trinity Czarnik, BFA

Tristen Durham, BS

Will Mosier, BFA

William Torres, BS

Willow Bishop, BS, BS

Zach McGrath, BFA

Zachary Lemon, BA

Zoe Nelson, BFA

College of Health

Xavier Adams, BS

Cai Afalla, BS

Neely Agnew, BS

Oscar Aguado, BS

Kayla Alley, BS

Davyion Anderson, BS

Nini Andis, BS

Sam’mera Anthony, MS

Lauren Ashley, BA

Leo Avila Rodriguez, MS

Alliyah Bacon, BA

Eliza Bader, BS

Grace Bagwell, BS

Autumn Baird, BS

Allison Baker, BS

Paige Baldwin, BS

Addisyn Barbosa,BS

Kayci Barker, BS

Jared Barket, CR

Riley Barth, BA

Tani Baugher, BA

Hailey Bell, BS

Hailey Bellian, MS

Noah Bennett, MS

Michael Bird, BS

Joseph Bishop, BS

Larry Blankenship, PhD

Chelsea Blankenship, BS

Kloe Bolos, BA

Kiersten Boots, BS

Bailey, Bostwick, BS

Lauren, Bowen, BS

Brent Bredemeyer, MS

Mariah Brown, BS

Kennedy Brumfield, MA

Payton Bryant, BA

Samantha Buchanan, BA

Cole Buck, MS

Michael Burns, BS

Alli Burton, BS

Maci Butler, BS

Leanna Campbell, BS

Brendan Campbell, BS

Spencer Campbell, BS

Emilee Campisi, PhD

Ariana Cano, BA

Rachel Cantrell, MS

Caydence Carmack, BS

Gabby Carmack, BS

Megan Cartwright, BS

Megan Case MS

Emily Cebalo, BA

Ryan Champion, BS

Connor Chase, BS

Lilli Cheesman, BS

Cameron Christian, BA

Shelby Christman, BS

Chloe Christman, BS

Yolanda Cichocki, MS

Paul Cigala, BS

Baylee Clarke, BS

Ellie Click, BA

Brooklyn Cline, BS

Samantha Cohen, BS

Mason Conklin, BS

Jenna Cooley, BA

Abby Cooper, BA

Katie Coy, BS

Laynie Craw, BS

Patrick Croffie, MA

Shea Cupples, MA

Kylee Darnell, BA

Kaylee David, BA

Chelsea Davis, MA

Aaliyah Davis, BS

Chelsea Davis, MS

Grace Dawes, MA

Aneth Delgado, BA

Annie Dempsey, PhD

Addison Dennis, BS

Mason, DeNoon ,BS

Pat Dever, MA

Jessica Devine, BA

Nicole Donnelly, MA

Audrey Duprey, BS

Elise Eckstein, BS

Kaya Edwards, BS

Taylor Edwards, BS

Cade Ehlinger, BS

Rylee Ellett, PhD

Anne Elliott, MS

Luke Enneking, BS

Alexa Faulkner, BS

Brittney Fayne, BS

Kyndal Fields, BS

Dominique Finch, MS

John Finley, MS

Daniel Fisher, MA

Alyssa Flowers, BS

Anna Foley, BS

Mallory Ford, BA

James Fosnaugh, BS

Kaitlyn Fraser, BS

Jordan Frazee, PhD

Sandra Fredericks, MS

Brylee Froman, BS

Alyssa Fry, BS

Emily Fuhrman, BS

Amiya Fullen, BS

Brock Futrell, MS

Cole Geschwender, MS

Mariela Gonzalez, BS

Faith Habegger, BS

Nicholas Halaschak, BS

Zach Hall, BS

Lacey Hammett, BS

Kaity Hampton, BA

Marlin Hardrict , BS

Griffin Hare, BS

Toby Harman, BS

Chantel Hartfield, BS

Jacob Hartlaub, BS

Lauren Haus, MA

Dylan Hay, MA

Sarita Hayford, BA

Andrew Heffner, BS

Catherine Held, BS

Aubrey Helpling, MA

Rizonn Hendricks, MA

Ashley Hendrickson, MS

Paige Henschen, BS

Hailey Hicks, BS

Morgan Higgins, BS

Emma Hilton, MA

Madelyn Hobart, BS

Russell Hodsdon, MA

Lindsey Hormell, BS

Lori Ann Horowitz, MS

Lauren Houk, BS

Jasmine Howard, MS

Hannah Hughes, BA

Maddie Huser, BS

Elise Hutchison, BS

Cameron Isler, BA

Emilia Jackson, MA

Rachel Jessup, BA

Michael Johnson, MS

Mike Jones, BS

Emily Jones, BS

Aaron Jordan, MA

Makenna Jurkaites, BS

Elizabeth Kanzeg, MA

Kaylee Kear, BS

Amanda Kendall, MS

Katie Keough, BS

Marie Kiefer, BS

Maureen Kilfoil, MS

Betsy King, BS

Jazzy Kitt, MA

Hannah Kleyn, PhD

Greg Kline, BS

Val Kolic, PhD

Kami Koors, PhD

Francesca Kowalik, BS

Lyla Kritsch, BS

Gabe Kugler, BS

Phoebe Lalnunmawii, BA

Kiesha Lamontagne, BA

Alaina LaPorte, BA

Hannah Grace Laurel, MA

Sonalli Lawrence, BA

Mabel Lewis, BA

Drew Litwiller,BS

Lucie Lottes, BS

Sara Loveall, BA

Jerry Lynn, BS

Pau Mang, BA

Emily Manship, BS

Sena Martin, BS

Velantina,Masse-Thimothus, BS

Declan Mast, MA

Jenna Mathes, BS

Kaitlyn Mathews, BS

Emma McCloskey, BS

Elizabeth McClure, BS

Sam McCollum, BA

Morgan McCulloch, BS

Olivia McGee, BS

Cameron McGlothlin, MS

Sydney McKinney, BS

Rayna McNeilly, BS

Seren McWilliams, BA

Melissa Meils, MS

Solange Michel, BS

Natalie Milby, BS

Kendal Miller, BS

Grant Miller, BS

Alex Mitchell, BA

Abigail Moher, BS

Alyssa Montgomery, BA

Walker Moore, BS

Caden Morris, MS

Lauren Moss, BS

Mae Mottern, BS

Abi Myers, BA

Marie Nacarato, BA

Sandra Najib, BS

Adam Navarr, BS

Trent Neal, BS

Hoang Nguyen, BS

Taylor O’Dette , BA

Fiyinfoluwa Olowu, BS

Jamie Oney-Huey, MS

Haley Parnel, MA

Morgan Parrett, BS

Kennedy Peggs, BS

Petar Petrovic, BS

Daniel Pezel, BA

Tammy Pham, BS

Andrew Piche, BS

Isabella Pike, BS

Olivia Powers, BS

Glenn Prynn, BS

Elaine Quirke, BS

Kelly Randall, MA

Morgan Reed, BS

Laura Renner, MS

Bella Rewerts,, BA

Katianna Richardson, BS

Rose Richert, BA

Kortney Ridge, BS

Kayla Rizzotte, BS

Dylan Roach, BS

Amara Roberts, BS

Kaitlyn Rogers, MS

Kaitlin Rogers, BS

Tessa Rolfson, BA

Jasmin Romo, BS

Angie Romo-Juarez, BS

Remington Ross, BS

Avery Runyan, BA

Ava Rush, BS

Ava Rush, BS

Takota Russ, BS

Isabel Salcedo, PhD

Shayna Sanderson, BS

Samantha Sawyer, BS

Jamie Schaller, BS

Jenna Schifferer, BS

Emily Schrock, BA

Eleanor Shank, BS

Savannah Shelton, MA

Kelsey Sheppard, BS

Claire Shide, BS

Joey Siderewicz, MA

Paige Siefring, BS

Mark Sloan, MA

Aayinde Smith, CR

Ryan Smith, BS

Jordan Smith, BS

Isaac Smith, BS

Gabe Smith, BS

Cassie Soliday, BS

Davia Sowder, BA

Rylan Speek, BS

Carly Spletzer, BS

Allison Spradlin, MS

Teresa Starnes, MS

Joey Stemler, BS

Tabitha Stevens, BS

Jaime Stortz, BS

Abigail Stout, BS

Katie Stoy, BS

Chelsey Strawser, MS

Emily Studebaker, BS

Addison Sweet, BS

Dora Tarani, MA

Eli Thomas, MS

Madison Tracy, BS

Kyle Traxler, BS

April Tripp, BS

Abigail Truitt, BA

Bailey Truxal, BS

Tyler Tyson, BS

Alexjandra Valdes, MA

Vivian Van Eck, MS

Scottie Vanlandingham, BS

Kate Vinson, MA

Jenna Wade, BS

Sam Weger, MA

Jonathan Weiler, BA

Jacob Weiler BS

Elizabeth Weller, BS

Callie Wells, BS

Dean White, BS

Megan Wielonski, BS

Julia Wiggins, BS

Maureen Willauer, BS

Jalen Williams, MA

Jackson Williams, BS

Anna Wilson, BA

Laynie Wimmer, PhD

Kenzie Wimmer, BS

Abigail Winland, BS

Dani Wittles, BA

Elise Woods, MA

Trenton Woods, BS

Kate Wrin, BS

Haley Wynn, MA

Josef Zacek, BS

Samira Zaleski, BA

Erin Zehner, BS

College of Sciences and Humanities

Avery Abbitt, BS

Fosu Acheampong, MA

Isabella Acosta, BS

Felix Addo, MA

Jalen Adkins-Dunscomb, BS

Erika Aitchison, BS

Cassidy Alcorn, BS

Jazlyn Allen, BS

Brady Allen, BS

Rachel Allen, BS

Hannah Allen, BS

Fatimah Alsindy, MA

KJ Amerpohl,BS

Raymond Asamoah, MA

Eric Atsutse, MA

Bella Auker, BS

Derrianna Austin,BS

Isabel Avilez,BS

Kelsey Ayres,BS

Drew Baker,BS

Makayla Baker,BS

Graham Baker-Olson,BS

Gage Baldwin,BS

Brett Ballenger,BS

Gbemisola Bamiduro, PhD

Cheryl Banji, MS

Aubrey Banks,BS

Madison Bartoo, BS

Cayley Bartrom, BS

Claressa Basile, MS

Carson Batt, BS

Rachel Baumgartner ,BS

Tanner Bauserman, BS

Hunter Bays, BS, BS

Allison Beckley, BS, BS

Matt Bell ,BS

Jasmine Bennett, BS, BS

Gracie Bennett, BS

Payton Bennett, BS

Jackson Berendes, BS

Hannah Berkowitz, MA

Lindsay Berning ,BS

Grant Berry, BS, BS

Nathaniel Betteridge, BS

Adam Betz,BS

Niccolo Bevilacqua,BS

Erin Beyer, BS

Taylor Bias, BS

Jake Bickel, BS

Rylee Billups, BS

Owen Bockman, BS

Natalee Bohanon, BA

Kory Boughton, MA

Kendal Bowman , BS

Emma Bradford,BS

Makenzie Brantley, MA

Hanna Brenner, MA

Desiree Brewer, BS

Nadia Briddell, BS

Kristen Brown, BS

Sydni Amick, BS

Johannie Amponsem, MA

Blake Brown, BS

Aaron Brown-O’Dell ,BS, ,BS, ,BS, CR

Morgan Anderson, BS

Jon Bruner, MA

Delaney Anderson, BS, BS

Alexa Arkenberg BS, BS

Racheal Arkorful, MA

Fabiha Tasnim Aroni, MA

Adam Arrington, BS

Jupiter Bryant, BS

Jacob Buening, MA

Lylianah Bueno,BS

Eli Burns, BS

Johnathan Burnworth, BS

Edgar Arvizu, BS

Antoinette Asabea Addo, MA

MJ Butcher, BS

Cos,MAs Bwambok, BS

Nate Dallmann, BS,BS

Regan Davidson, BS

Jovon Davis, BS

Brandon Davis, AA

Kathy Calabro, CR

Collin Campbell,BS

Helen Cao, BS

Isabella Capoun, BS

Gina Caravaglia, MA

Hope Carman, BS

Jessie Carter,BS

Kaira Carter, BA

Ximena Casas Lopez, BS

Brittany Cavinder, MA

Cooper Cecil , BS

Leah Chandler, MA

Faith Chandler, BS

Charline Charles,BS

Madalynn Cherry, BS

Ethan Chester, BS

Natalee Christian, BS

Jacob Clark, BS

Noah Clark, BS

Peyton Clay, BS, BS

Travis Clingenpeel, BA

Isabel Cloyd-Annarino, BS

Audrey Cochran, BS

Taylor Coleman, BA

Diamond Coleman, BS

Izzy Collins, BS

Jasney Com, BS,BS

Alex Com, BS, BA

Chris Davis BS

Abbi Davis, BS

Catherine Davis, BS

Abbi Davis, BS

Catherine Davis, BS

Mya Davis-Jenkins, BA

Zahra Dehghanghasemkheili MS, CR

Ella Dehner, BA

Gabriel Del Greco, BS

Noah Detling, BS

Samantha DiBiasio, MS

Carrie Dickerson, CR

Noah Dilley, BS

Lance Dillingham, BS

Maddi Dilts, BS

Andrea Dixon,BS, BS

Mary Doty, BS

Sadie Dreadfulwater, BS

Joseph Drenovsky, BS

Melissa Dubovik, MA

Lauren Duffy, BS

Connor Dull, BS

Sloan Dunlap, BS

Jenna Dupont, BS

Caitlin Eckert, BS

Shealanna Edgell, BS

Bryn Edwards, BS, BS

Alliana Elasigue, BS

Audrey Elliott, BS

Caleb Elliott, BS

Emily Ellis, BS

Jada Ellis, BA

Brock Ellis, BS

Angy Estefania Condurache Stanciu BA

Kara Conrad, BS

Kara Conrad, BS

Piper Conway, BS

Celia Cook, MA

Thatch Cook, BA

Abby Cooper, BS

Jessie Cooper, BS

Amber Corrigan, BS

Haley Corwin, BS

Rachel Costello, BS

Maddie Cox, AA

Reagan Cox, BS

Jackson Cranston, BS

Julie Creech, BA

Cherish Croney, BS

Sarah Crossley, BS

Noah Cullen, BS

Conor Dailey MS

Skylar Ellis, BA, BA

Kaitlyn Ellsworth, BS

Camille Engle, MA

Sarah Eshun, MA

Iris Esteves , MA

Carson Fakes, BS

Gavin Farmer, BS

Libby Farmer, BS

Andrew Featherston, BS

Zoe Fellers, BS

Halyn Ferris, MA

Luke Fields, BS

Landen Finlinson, BS

Alexis Finnegan, BS

Gavin Fisher, BS

Ashley Fitch, BS

Chaney Fitzpatrick, BS

Angela Fletcher, MA

Travis Fletcher, MA

Hayden Fletcher, BS

Carlie Flintoff, BS

Andrea Flores, BS

Devyn Fox, BS

Autiyana Fowlkes, BS

Emersyn Frady, BA, BA

Isaac Franco, BS

Peyton Frazier, AA

Molly Frederick, MA

Nathan Freeman, BS

Destiny Freeman, BS

Ethan Fuller, BS

Kaylee Gabbard, BS

Erica Galindo, BS

Skye Gambrel, BS

Alexis Garcia, BA

Marleny Garcia Juarez, BS

Nick Gardner, BS, BS

Nathan Garreth, BS

Amanii Garrett, BS

Jakob Garrett, BS

LyricGarringer, BS

Jennifer Gattis, MA

Rose Gemeinhart, BS

Becca George, BS

Emma Geren, BS

Eli Germain, BS

Kaitlyn Gibson, BS

Anna Gick, BS

Ashley Gifford, BS

Peyton Gillespie BS, BS, BS

Mia Godleski, MA

Abigail Goss, BS

Lucas Gotceitas, BS

Chloe Gragg, BS

Sydney Graham, MA

Angel Grasse , BS

Paige Gregory, BS

Hannah Gribble, BS

Goldie Griffin, BS

Christopher Guadalupe, MA

Austin Guess, BS

Maya Guinn, BS

Madison Guyse, BS

Jack Haas, BS

Lily Hacker, BS

Gustavo Guerrero Quintero, MA

Reygan Hall, BS

Chloe Hall, BA

Benjamin Hamilton, BA

Sai Hamm, BA, BA

Thomas Hancock, BS

Holley Hannegan, BA

Maison Hardin, BS

Ross Hardin, BS

Laela Harouff, BS

Sydney Harris, BS

Rylin Harris-Latham, BS,BS

Aynia Hasan, BS

Brianna Hatfield, BS

Nyla Hawkins, BS

Kelly Hayes, BA

Lindsey Hayse, BA

Addison Heimann, BS

Gabrielle Heiser, BS

Gabrielle Heiser, BS

Kiersten Helton, BS

Lajayaa Henderson, BS

Hannah Henry, MA

Ashleigh Henry, BS

Mario Hernandez, BS

Aaron Hernandez, BA

Bec Herrera, BS

Christina Herr,MAnn, BS

Tegan Heswall, BS

Ana Hewitt, BS

Ava Hiatt, BS

Aurora Hibbert Scott, MA

Monae Hibbler, BS

Devlin Hicks, BS

Destiny Higdon, BS

Jagger Himes, BS

Syndal Hittson, BS

Thawng Hmung, AA

Jasmine Hofferth, BS

Ethan Hoffman, BS

Payton Holland, MA

Hannah Holloway, BS

Rob Hook, BS

Cole Hooper,BS

Andy Hopkins ,BS

Andy Hopkins ,BS

Tressie Hopper, CR

Emma Horton, BS

Josiah Horton, BA

Em,MA Horton,BS

Lydia Hoversland, BA

Katherine Huddleston, BS

Tierra Huff, BS

Heidi Hughes, BS

Shianna Hughes, BS

Shianna Hughes, BS

Kaylon Hunsley, BS

Adam Hunter, MA

Isaac Hunter, BS

Oli Hupp, BS

Maddie Huser, BS

Stephanie Hutchison, BS

Payton Hutsell, BS

Dana Ibarra, BS

Sarah Imhoff, MA

Logan Inman, BS

Amelia Irvin, BS

Addison Isley, BS, BS

Emilio Isom MS

Jalyn Jackson, BS

Sean Jackson, BS

Riley Jamison, BS

Abby Jenkins, BS

Abby Jenkins, BS

Christian Jenkins, BS

Moriah Johnson, BS

Caley Johnson, BS

Brenna Johnston ,BS

Chloe Jones, BS

Hannah Jones, BS

Younique Jones, BS

Hannah Jones, BS

Destini Jones, BS

Kyle Jordan, BS

David Juarez, BS

Homnath Kafle, MA

Ashland Kahalekomo BS

Lauren Kallenback,BS, ,BS

Prince Kankam, MA

Anthony Kaser, BS

Jentry Keesling, BS ,BS

Jenna Kelly, BS

Jake King, BS

Emily King, BA

Kit Kitchen, BS, BS

Braeden Knerr, BS

Logan Knudsen, BS

Chit Ko, BS

Caleb Koch, BS

Shelby Kofoot, BA

Benjamin Konnor, MA

Ally Koron, BS

Eraste Kossa, MA ,MAtthew Kottlowski, BS

Lily Kreun, BS

Sydney Kring, BS

Jenna Kroeger, BS

Jenna Kroeger, BS

Lori Kughen-Tayloy, CR

Grace Lacey, BS

Mia Lacey, BS

Lydia Lachance, BA, BA

Moris Lalim, BS

Naa Lamptey, MA

Aliyah Lane, BS

Michael Laposky, BS

Kamaia Lapsley, BS

Layla Laque, BS

Brenna Large, BA, BA

Abigail Larrison, MA

Alexis Lasher, BS

Jack Lauer, BS

Ella Lautzenheiser, BS

Madison Law, BS

Jon Lawler, BS, BS

Ty Layton, BS

Kami Leach, BS, BS

Kenya Lee, BS

Mason Leffel ,BS

Katrina Leming , BS, BS

Gracen Leo, BS

Brianna Leonard BS

Jay Lesyk, BS

Cykara Lewis, BS

Cykara Lewis, BS

Robert Lian, BS

Lucas Liapes, BS

Katie Lighy, MA

Lauren Linzmeier-Dimmer, BS

Kyra Livergood ,BS

Lane Logan ,BS

Cassandra Lombardi, BS

Em Loney, BA,BA

Tobi Lott , BS

Jaden Louraine, BS

Scott Lozer, BS

Cora Lucas, BS

Micaela Luevano, BA, BA

Dean Lullo, BS, BS

Megan Lutes ,MA

Hunter Luzadder, BS

Nicole Madden, BS

Payton Male, BS

Elena Malykh, BS

Angeles Marin- Batana ,BS,,BS

Barton Martin, BA

Tristen Martinez, BS

Samuel Marvin, BS

Lizzy Mast, BS

Claire Matney ,BS, BS

Victoria Mayeaux, BA

Bailey Mayhew, BS

Lukas Maynard, BS

Brycen McClurken, BS

Skull McConnel, BA, BA

Kait McCormick, BS

Ethan McCrory, BS

David McDowell, BA

David McDowell BA

Abigail Mclaughlin ,BS

Juvell Medina Valles, ,BS, ,BS

Daria Meginnis ,MA

Rhian Mehlbauer, BS

Clayton Meranda, BS

Logan Mercuri, BS

Phillip Miles, BS

Jadi Miller, BS

Gunnar Miller, BS

Nolan Miller, BS

Alec Miller, BS

Valerie Miller, BS

Maddy Miller, BS

Payton Mireles, BS

Mary Molnar, BS

Hailey Montgomery, BS

Skylar Moore, BS

Daniela Morales, CR

Aidan Morrissey, BA

Monsuru Moshood, MA

Monsuru Moshood, MA

Kelsey Mosley, BS

Katie Mottweiler, BS

Mariah Mozzone, BS

Madison Mulhern, MA

Raegan Mullins, BS

Blake Murray, BA

Miguel Naranjo, BA

Michael Nasser, BS

Josh Neeb, BS

Lauren Nesset, BS

Tyler Newlin, MS

Elijah Newman, BS

Qiaira Nixon BS

Hunter Norris, BS

Abraham Nsiah, MS

Ashleigh O’Brien, BS

Ben Odom, MA

Braeden Oesterling, BS, BS

Damilola Olabiyi, MA

Sarah Olsen, BA, BA

Haley Oneschak, MA

Catherine Ortega, BS

Timothy Osborn BS

Evan Owens, BS

Erkan Ozgen, BS ,BS

Reza Paikar, MS

Sui Par, MA

Faith Parks, BS

Teagan Parsons, BS

Reva Patil, BS

Kaikeyi Paxton, BS

Lauryne Pearson, BS

Alison Pemberton, BS,BS

Delaney Pence, BS

Ian Pendergraft, BS

Katie Penny, BS, BS

Molly Perkins, BS

Ethan Pheifer, BS, BS

Jackson Phenis, BS

Aaron Picklesimer, BA

Katie Pike, BS

Hailey Piper, BS

Natalie Presse, BA

Halle Pressler, BA

Kierstin Price, BS

Shayla Pruitt, BS

Cindy Pugh, MS

Celena Purcell, MA

Cassidy Purvis, BS, BS

Jenna Pyle, BS

Misty Raines, BS

Lilly Raison, BS

Chandler Rathke, BS

Faline Reason, BA

Lily Redmon, BS

Nakyia Reese, BS

Caelyn Reese, BA

Mackenzie Reimbold, BA

Will Retherford,BS

Caleb Reyes, BS

Henry Reynolds, BS

Jamie Rhinesmith, CR

Tyler Rice, BS

Abigail Richard, BS

Matthew Richardson, BA

Sophie Richardson, BA

Olivia Rickle, BS, BS

Izzy Ritter, BS ,BS

Alexis Rivera, BA, BA

Jacob Roberts, BS, BS

Nicholas Robertson, BS

Zach Robinson, BS

William Robinson, BS

Ashley Robinson-McCall, MA

Micah Ross, BS

Chloe Salyer, AA

Shourat Sandhawalia, MS

,MAddie Sandifer, BS

Rodrigo Sandoval, BS

Olayemi Sanusi, MA

Josie Schie, BS

Hailey Schlaffer, MA

Evy Schmitz, BS

Baylee Schneider, BS

Cole Schoen, BA

Eddy Schultze ,BS

Lexi Schwendenman, BS

Madalyn Scobell, BS

Traigh Scott, BS

Mason Scott, BS

Laney Scott, ,BS

Tia Self BS

Rin September, MA

Allison Seward, BS

Mackensie Shears, BS, CR

Levi Shelley, BS

Lexi Shepard, BA, CR

Madi Shepherd, BS

Zöe Sherer, BS

Alli Shermer, BS

Anne Short, MA

Mason Shreves, BS

Solomon Siang, BS

Leo Silberhorn, BS,BS

Jayde Siler, BS

Pierson Silver, BS

Kelli Sims, CR

Bailey Sleppy, BS

Alexis Slocum, BS

Spencer Smith, BS

Anna Smith, BA

Jackson (J.D.) Smith, BA, BA

Dai’Jon Smith, BS

Zach Smith, MS

Harry Soans, BS

Cole Southerland, BA

Cheyenne Southmayd, BS

Brayden Sowers, BS

Chandler Spaw, BS

Alexa Speerly, BS

Gabby Spier, BS

Josie Sprenger, BA, BA

Jonah Stachler, BS

Makenzie Stein, MA

Sam Sterrett, BS

Karli Steward, BS

Lacie Stouder, BS

Carole Stout, BS

Julia Stover, BS

Bailey Strawhorn, BS

Leah Strong BA, BA

Riley Sullivan, BS

Jordan Summers, BS

Grace Sumner, BS, CR

Jordan Sutton, BS, BS

Madeline Swantko, BS

Andrew Swarm, BS

Michaela Swartzentruber, BS

Kennedy Swope, BS

Ella Talley, BS ,BS

Jaliyah Tate BS

Kiah Taylor, BS

Patrick Taylor ,BS

Makayla Templeton, BS, BS, BS

Clare Terry, BS

Nichole Thomas BS

Rori Thomason, BS

Izzy Thompson, BS

Shelby Thompson, BS

Antone Thygerson, BS

Sui Tial, BS

Brooklyn Trittipo, BS

Charles Truxall, BS

Jamison Tucker, ,BS

Olivia Tucker, BS

Savanah Tucker, BS

Kana Turnell, MA

Leah Turner, MS

Kya Twitty, BA

Hayley Urban, BS

Paige Varady, BA

Deanna Vaughan, BS

Lizbeth Vazquez, BA, BA

Lucia Vazquez, BA

Amary’e Venter, BS, BS

Alex Verbarg, BS

B Wagner, MA

Devon Wagoner, BS

Jessica Walter, BS

Daniel Warrell, MA

Ada Waterman, BS

Mazie Wathen, BA, BA

Isaach Watkins BS

Kc Weaver BS

Simon Webster, BS, BS

Sophi Weesner, BS

Fritz Wells, BA

Chloe Wetstein BS

Elise Whitehurst BS

Shaun Whitlow BS

Allison Whitworth, BS

Kyle Wickizer BS

Mariah Wickware, BS

Logan Wilhoite, BS

Maureen Willauer, BS

Sophia Willett, BS

Alonna Williams, BS

Cierra Williams, BS

Tyler Williams, BS

Alonna Williams, BS

Sarah Williams, BS

McKenzie Williams, BS

Morgan Williams, BS

Erica Williams, CR

Eeve Williams, BS

Tony Williamson BS

Da’Nechia Wilson, BS

Macy Wilson, BS

Koree Wilson, BS

Nyah Winbush BS

Camden Wirges, BS

Savana Woodhouse, BS

Brooke Wright, BS

Ash Wright, BS

Stella Yeakey, BA

Kevin Yu, BS

Owen Zoss, BS

Miller College of Business

Kaden Ackley, BS

Corbin Adkins, BS

Jacqueline Agrusa, CR

Luke Akers, BS

Shane Albright CR

Emmaa Allen, BA

Amarylis Alvizo, BS

Caleb Anderson, BS

Laura Andrews, BS

Kyle Arkenau BS

Jordan Ashton BS

Michelle Bache MA

Ethan Bain, BS

Sarah Barker, BA, BA

Tyler Barnhart, BS

Justin Barton, BS

Broderick Baysinger, BS

Sophie Beard, BS

Brendan Beaty, BS

Breanna Beck, BS

Jason Becker, BS

Gabby Beckham, MA

Ally Becki, BS

Conner Bedwell, BS

Bryce Beery BS

Luke Belangee, MA

Kash Bellar, BS

Victor Benavides MA

Jaeger Bergquist, BS

Tabitha Berlin, BS

Gabriel Bickel, BS

Gavin Biggerstaff, BS

Michael Bilby, BS,BS

Madelyn Bischoff, BS

Garrett Blandford, BS

Erin Blayney, MA

Arianna Bledsoe, BS

Emmanuella Nya Boateng, BS

Cameron Bowers, BS

Brooke Bowers, BS

Aaryana Bratcher, BS, BS

John Breneman, MA

Maxwell Bright, BS

Ethan Brittain-Watts, MA

Tristan Broberg, BS

Charis Brock, BS

Sarah Brown, BS

Megan Bryant ,MA

Emma Bucci, BS, BS

Jake Burton, BS

Asia Busch, BS

Paige Busick, BS

Logan Byrd, BS

Colin Caldwell, BS

Brenna Callahan, BS

Marife Camba, BS

Mya Carandang, BS

Nathan Carlson, BS

Maria Cerda-Duran, BS

Sophia Chaplin, BS

Lal Chhani, BS

Hope Churchill, BS

McKenna Cinotte, BS

Sarah Cisneros, MA

Tori Clements, BS

Will Click, BS

Kate Clohessy, BS

Olivia Close, BS

Kaylyn Coahran, BS

Todd Coates, BS

Alan Cohen, BS

Walker Cook, BS

Jacob Cook, BS

Jackson Courville, BS

Sarah Cramer, BS

Emily Crawford, MA

Campbell Cross, BS

Gabriel Crowe, BS

Benjamin Cuellar, BS

Arly Cuenca, BS

Maggie Curtis MA

Bailey Davidson, BS

Regan Davies, BS

Erica Davis, CR

Sophia DeAngelis, BS

Johnna Dedina, BS

Rebekah Deffendall, BS

Emery Denison ,BS

Nick Deo, BS

Alassane Diallo, BS

Maria DiMucci, BS

Antwann Dix, BS

Selina Driver-Pantaleon, BS

Seth Drumm, BS

Jason Edwards, BS

Avery Eller, BA, BA

Aaron Epperson, BS

Dalton Essex, BS, BS

Jordan Fairbanks, BS

Zion Fikes, BS

Abbie Fillers, BS

Jakota Fischer, BS

Jake Fitzgerald, BS

Emma Formanek, BA

Jack Fort, CR

Lauren Franscoviak, BS

Dalton Fruit, BS

Benjamin Fuhrer, BS

Carter Gallo, BS

Baxter Garringer, BS

Max Garro, BS

Paige Gerig, BS

Dean Gobo, MA

Jacob Good, BS

Garrett Graves, BS

Parker Greene, BS

Kendall Griffee, BS

Sara Haas, MA

Chance Hahn, BS

Logan Hale BS

Mady Hall, BA

Cheyenne Hall BS,BS

Nyla Hamilton BS

Tanner Hankins, BS

Caitlin Hatton, CR

Isabella Hauser, BS

Mason Haywood, BS

Ella Hazelbaker, BS

Faith Heaton, BS, BS

Caleb Henderson, BS, BS

Kiersten Hendricks, BS, BS

Savanna Hickey, BS

Jacob Hinson, BS

Jackie Hochberg, BS

Megan Hoffman, BS

Ty Hohl, BS

Taylor Holforty, BS

Aubree Holiday, BS

Matt Holmes, BS

Owen Holzbach,BS, BS

Caden Houser, BS

Courtney Hudson, MA

Drew Hughes, BS

Michael Hughes BS

Jakob Hultgren ,BS

Ross Hutton, BS ,BS

Jennifer Injeski, BS

Lauren Jackson, BS

Karly Jankowski, BS

DNOLIVIAGROUND, ILUSTRATION

Brandon Jenkins, BS

Meredith Johnson, BS

Jordan Johnson, BS

Dontrell Johnson, BS

Lily Johnson, BS, BS

Lisa Jones, BS

Mindy Juan, MA

Kayla Julian, BS

Jameson Junge, BS

Isaac Justice, BS

Georgia Kaminski, MA

Sam Keedy, MA

Hunter Keip, BS

Jen Keith, BS

Lyndsey Ketterling, BS, BS

Logan Kidd, BS

Alexa Kinsey, BS

Ben Kissel, BS

Christian Kjar, BS

Mackenzie Klahr, MA

Max Klein, BS

Tavin Kocsis, BS

Tinei Kramer, BS

Dylan Krebs,BS

Molly Krich, MA

Braxton Kuntz, BS

Josie Leininger, BS

Joseph Leland, BS

Thomas Leslie, BS

Kade Lewin, BS

Ryan Lezon, MA

Nathan Link, BS

Sajahane Lloyd, BS

Jordan Locke BS

Jace Logston BS

Jamie Luigs BS

Muhoja Lukuba, BS

Cam Lusby, BS, BS

Mackenzie Mackie, MA

Jon Major, BS

Kyle Marshall, BS

Avery Martin, BS

Zach Martin, BS

Jason Jr Martindale, BS

Curt Masengale, BS

Matt Maurer, MA

Andrea McDaniel, CR

Karina Mcdougle BA

Ryan McGough, MA

Isabelle McGrath, BA

Dreyden McGrew, BS

Savannah Medina, BS

Julian Medina, BS

Ashtyn Melton BS

Corynne Menard, BS

Sebastian Mendoza, BS

Saige Mergenthal, BS

Kelly Miller, MA

Dylanie Miller BS

Abby Miller, BS

Michael Mitsynskyy, BS

Ashaynah Montgomery, BS

Lauren Moon, BS

Devyn Moore BS

Riley Moore, BS

Nathan Moreno, BS

Chris Murray, BS, BS

Tianca Myers, MA

Anthony Nagel, BS

Colin Nasser, BS

Brianna Neal, MA

Katie Nettrouer, BS

Kassandra Nevarez, MA

Cj Njuguna, BS

Paula Nkuma, CR

Aidan O’Connell, BS

Chris O’Connor, BS

Kurtis Obermyer, MA

Raul Ochoa, BS, BS

Carson Oliver, BS

Jenna Oriani BS

Sarah Orzechowski BS

DJ Owens, BS

Morgan Patrick, S

Bryce Pennington, BS

Keaton Perdue BS

Scotlynn Perdue, BS

Liam Perry BS

Shelbi Pfeiffer BS

Xander Pink BS

Cayden Pohlman, BS

Noah Poole, BS, BS

Dominic Porter, BS

Jack Powell, BS

Gabrielle Powell BS

Ella Preboy, BS

Isaac Rader BS

Mel Ramos, BS

Alexis Randle BS

Trevor Rapoport, BS

Ashley Read, BS

Nathan Reichert, CR

Kelsey Rich, BS

Bria Richardson, BS

Jason Richmond, BS, BS

Hannah Ripley, BS

Daniel Rivera-Mills, BS

Brayden Robinson, BS

Alison Robinson, BS

Casey Rockel, BS, BS

Will Roggow, BS

JJ Rust, BS

Hannah Ruthberg, CR

Jacob Sabotin, BS

Andres Sanchez, BS

Lexie Satterthwaite BS

Jackson Schafstall, BS

Brandy Schalk, CR

MaAtthew Schmidt, BS

Emma Schneider, MA

Maggie Schneider, MA

Lindsay Schreckengost, BS

Amarion Scott, BS

Dylan Sczerbowicz, MA

Kyzer Sears, BS

Mason Self, BS

Julia Shalit, MA

John Sharp, BS

Joe Sheehan, BS, BS

Ryan Sheets, BS

Holly Shepherd ,BS

Will Shumaker, BS, BS

Tayonna Simmons,BS

Antonio Sisson, BS

Harrison Smith, BS

Ashya Smith, BS

Kilah Smith, BS

Emily Sommers, CR

Nicole Southern, BS

Haley Spurgeon, BS

Landen Stanger, BS

Max Stecher, BS

Griffin Stewart, BS

Easton Strassburger, BS

Autumn Straw, BS

Jovani Surratt, BS

Elijah Sutton, BS

Lexi Swanson, BS

Lina Swenson, BS

Gina Tadrous, BS

McKenna Tanner, BS

Thomas TenBarge, BS

Sophia Testa, BS

Jacob Thomas ,BS

Aidan Thompson, BS

Shelby Tincher, BS

Allison Titus, BS

Riley Tolsma, MA

Andrew Tomlin, BS

Erin Toomey, BS

Nia Townsend, MA

Avery Troxel, BA

Brian Truell, BS, BS

Bradley Trump, BS

Shelley Turkstra, MA

Josie Turner, BS

Hallie Tuvell, BS, BS

Adin Um, BS

Brandon Underwood, CR

Rebecca Vance, CR

Elias VanCuren, BS

Mark Varas, BS

Isabel Velez, BS

Jason Verdeyen, MA

Cheyenne Vinup, BS

Nick Viviano, BS

Lana Walke, BS

Rodney Wallace, BS

Tanner Walradth, BS

Noah Washburn, BS

Lily Weaver, BS

Scott Webster, BS, BS

Nathaniel Webster, BS

Isabella Weiss, BS

Quentin Welker, BS

Jeff Westveld, MA

Nathan Wettschurack, BS

Emily Wheeler, BS, BS

Malorey White, BS

Ben Whited, BS

Caroline Whitesel, BS

JaVaughn Whitfield, BS

Kyle Wickizer, BS

Andrew Wilkins, BS

Ben Willett, MA

Romel Williams, BS

Anthony Williams, BS

Kennedy Willis, BA

Lilly Wilson, BS

Nevaeh Wilson-Brown ,BS

Erik Wingard, BS

Dominic Witte, BS

Jadyn Woodall, BS

Riley Woodin, BS

Emma Woolace, BA

Trinity Wright, BS

Sara Young, BS

Drue Young, CR

Sara Young, BS

Carter Yung, BS

Teachers College

Ariyana Williams, CR

Elizabeth Williams, CR

Cierra Williams, BS

Kyran Williams, BS

Rose Williams, BS

Riley Wilson, MA

Miranda Wilson, MA, CR, CR

Ries Wilson, MA

Katie Wilson, MA, CR

Tori Wilson Hopkins, CR

Abbey Wiltberger, BS

Liberty Wirth, MA, CR

Caitlin Wirtz, MA

Lauryn Wolverton, MA

Arianna Woods, MA

Renee Wuest, MA

Stephanie Yeasel-Hardin, CR

Savannah Yerion, MA

Kourtney Yoder, MA, CR

Melissa Youngblood, MA

Christopher Zacarias, MA, CR

Kylie Zangla, MS

Michelle Zarate, MA

Baha Zatar, MA

Kate Zbilut, MA

Susan Zeni, MA

Dawson Zentz, MA, CR

Ashley Ziegler, BS

Sunaina Asher, PhD

Amber Attinger, MA

Ellie Austin, BS

Creid Ayers, MA

Megan Baczynski, BS

Patricia Baggett, BS

Kelsey Baich, MA, CR

Carissa Bailey, MA

Eddie Baker, MA, CR

Julia Baker, BS

Andrew Balboa, MA

Ana Baltazar Francisco ,BS

Anuoluwapo Bankole, CR, MA

Deborah Baran, MA

Maggie Barbee, MA

Paul Barnhart, MA

Nevert Barsoum, MA, CR, CR

Emilee Bartley, BS

Sara Baumer, MA

Jenna Baumgartle, MA

Jordan Beach, MA

Payton Beers, MA

Renee Berg, BA

Kasey Berger, BA

Richelle Berry, CR

Claire Berryman, MA, CR

Katie Bertram, MA

Blake Betcher, MA

Angela Bhutia, MA

Nicolle Bingham ,MA, CR, CR

Katie Bishop, BS

Anna Blake, MA

Rebekah Blakely, MA

Erica Bluhm, MA

Breanne Boggs, MA

Nicole Bogucki, MA, CR

Bethany Bolser, MA

Mackenzie Bonecutter, BS

Megan Bonilla, MA

Linzee Booth, MA, CR, CR

Hannah Borkent ,MA

Jadyn Botello, MA, CR, CR

Justin Bowen, MA

Alicia Bowens, CR

Jada-Shene’ Bowerbank, MA

Micah Bowman-Spears, MA

Sherry Boylan, CR

Rosie Breimhurst, MA

Hanna Brenner, CR, CR

Breanna Brinkley, MA, CR

Amy Britigan, MA

Samantha Brocker, MA

Madelyn Brokop, MA

Ariana Brooks, MA

Kelsey Brown, MA

Olivia Brown, MA, CR, CR

Courtney Brown, BS

Kyante Brumfield CR

Sarah Bryant, MA, MA, CR

Abby Buckley, BS

Tyler Bunkley, MA

Emily Burchett, BS

Gretchen Burnette, MA, CR

Lanny Burnham, MA

Miranda Bush ,BS

Rachel Butler, MA, CR, CR

Avery Butler, BA

Brittney Buttrey, CR

Ella Buzan, BS

Katie Cain, MA

Latisha Caley, BS

OLIVIA

Katie Callahan, BA

Alyson Calvary, BA

Robyn Nicole Calvelo, MA

Brett Calvin, BS

Bailey Campbell, MA

Chrissy Campbell,MA

Ana Cano, MA

Carla Cano, MA

Andrea Cantu, MA

Gabriella Cardenas, BS

Jennifer Carlson, MA, CR, CR

Ashly Carlson, BS

Xitlali Carrera, BS

Zaide Carrillo Flores, MA

Josie Carroll, MA

Quinisha Carter, PhD

Arianna Case, BS

Hailey Cassidy, MA

Bryn Castor, BS

Kaylee Caudell, MA

Ali Cave, BS

Makynna Cease, MA

Claudia Cedeno Nadal ,MA

Mallory Ceyrolles, MA

Chun Kit Chan, MA

Gillian Chartier, BS

KaeKae Chavis, BS

Amanda Chesshir, MA

Jennifer Chitwood, MA, CR

Suheng Chiv, MA

Marie Christense, MA, CR

Trinity Christmas, MA

Payton Chustz, MA

Cayla Claar, BS

Timothy Clabo, MA

Ashanti Clark, MA

Krystle Clark, MA

Ashley Clark, MA

Taylor Clayson, BS

Mary Clemmons, BS

Brittney Coan, MA, CR

Brooke Coe, MA

Kazmar Cole, CR

Ranae Cole, BS

Brooke Collar, BS

Camilla Collier, CR

Rebecca Collins, MA

April Combs, BS

LeeAnn Coniglio, MA

Mackenzie Conley, BS

Sharlena Cooks-Fahngon, MA, CR, CR

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Kelsey Cormier, MA

Corinna Cortez, MA

Mina Costea, CR

Kaylie Cox, MA

Nylah Cox, BS

Skylar Cozart, MA

Grace Creamer, BS

Deborah Cree, MA

Alexis Crews, MA

Chad Crews, PhD

Kamaren Cross, MA

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Leeanna Czarnecki, MA

Karen Czerwonk, MA, CR

Autumn DaCosta, MA, CR, CR

Kaya Daffan, MA

Libbie Darling, MA

Akacia Darnell, MA, CR, CR

Kasandra Darwactor, BS

Abby Davis, MA

Jackie Davis, CR

Boknesia Davis, MA

Jean De La Torre, MA

Noelia De Leon, MA

Noelia De Leon CR, CR

Beth Dean, MA, CR, CR

Jon Degitz, MA

Madysen Dell, MA

Sancara Delouis, MA

Alysa DeVera, MA

Michael Dial, MA

Juliet Diaz, MA

Haven Dick-Neal, MA, CR

Jena Dickerson, MA

Zachary Dillon, MA

Rose Dissette, BS

Zharia Dixon, MA

Rachel Dokich, MA

Greys Dominguez Lopez, MA, CR, CR

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Nichole Doty, MA

Sasha Doyle, MA

Kaitlyn Doyle, MA

Cameron Druin, BS

Halle DuBois, MA, CR, CR

Carolyn Dunn, MA, CR, CR

Jessica Durling, MA, CR, CR

Sydney Eason, MA

Tate Eastburn, BA

Alison Ebanks, MA

Sophie Eckert, BS

Danielle Edwards, MA, CR

Molly Edwards, MA

Gabby Effinger, MA

Mikala Ehlinger, MA

Hailey Einhardt, MA

Zach Elagamy, MA

Melanie Elayyan, MA

Riley Eldridge, BA

Josey Elliott, MA

Patience Ellis, MA, CR

Reem Elsaftawy, MA

Jalane Emberton, BS

Sarah Emmert, MA

Cayla Epstein, MA

McKenzie Ericson, MA

Gabriela Espaillat , MA

Alexa Ettore, MA

Haley Eubanks, MA

Samantha Evans, MA

Becky Evans, CR

Angela Fain, MA, CR

Jeremy Fain, MA

Anna Falk, MA

Michelle Faulkner, MA

Blake Fenton, BS

Jenna Ferguson, MA

Stephanie Ferrigno, MA, CR

Andie Fields, MA

Anneka Finn, MA

Nicole Fischer, MA

Madison Fish, MA, CR

Summer Fisher, MA

Paige Fisher, CR, MA

Bridget Fitzpatrick CR

Talia Fladager ,MA, ,MA

Paige Flick, BS

Margaret Florence, MA, CR, CR

Jessica Flores, CR

Jessica Flores, MA

Aya Fniech, MA, CR, CR

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Alexis Fountain, BS

Sydney Francis, CR

Sarah Freehauf, MA

Nicole Gabany, MA

Katharine Gallagher, MA, CR

Kathleen Galosich, MA, CR

Brittany Galyan, MA

Tasha Gandy, MA, CR, CR

Emma Gannaway, MA, CR, CR

LeAnna Garbula, MA, CR

Janel Garcia, MA

Anissa Garcia, CR

Omsr Garcia Veloz, MA

Kyndra Garringer, MA

Emily Gasparek, MA, CR

Alexis Gill, MA, CR, CR

Denisa Gjana, MA

Kylee Glenn, MA

Ari Glover, BS

Rebecca Gold, CR

Sophia Gonzalez, MA

Sylvia Gossard, MA

Zachary Goulart, MA

Tanya Granville, MA, CR

Lauren Gray, MA

Eryka Gray, MA

Amie Gray, MA

Lauren Gray, CR

Eryka Gray, CR

Jacob Green, MA

Jessica Green, MA

Sydney Griffiths, MA

Christopher Guadalupe, MS

Catelyn Guarnery, BS

Brianna Guinn, MA, CR

Emma Gunther, MA

Lexie Gurley, MA

Luci Habas, BS

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Hadi Hadi, MA

Rachael Haley, MA

Alyssa Hall, MA

Sierra Hall, MA

Suraya Hammoudeh, MA

Katie Hampton, MA

Krystal Hance, MA, CR, CR

Katrina Hand, BS

Holly Haney, MA

Rachel Harding, BS

Sam Harker, MA

Dejah Harris, MA, CR, CR

Kendall Harris, MA

Anastacia Harrold, MA

Deanna Harsh, MA, MA

Amy Hart, MA, CR, CR

Abby Hartley, BS

Rahele Hatami, CR

Lauren Haus, CR

Madison Hay, MA, CR, CR

Elisha Heath, MA

Isabel Heibeck, MA, CR

Nicole Heinz, CR, MA

Addison Helsper, PhD

Sydney Henderson, BS

Hannah Hendrian, BS

Tatiana Henriquez, MA

Rachel Hensgen, MA

Deborah Hernandez, MA

Angie Herrera, MA

Lexie Heruth, MA

Kylie Heyerly, MA

Bianca Hicks, PhD

Summer Hills, MA

Morgan Hindenach, MA, CR, CR

Alicia Hines, MA, CR

Gabrielle Hingerty, MA

Cierra Hob, BS, MA

Kristi Hodges, PhD

Ashley Hodlofski, MA

Trent Hoff Mann, MA

Lillian Holt, MA, CR

Adam Honeycutt, MA

Hailey Hooker, MA

Nachole Hopkins, MA

Theresa Horoschak, MA, CR

Margo Horton, MA, CR, CR

Alexis Howard, MA

Megan Howard, BS

Holly Howell, MA

Jill Huber, MA

Avery Hudson-Roberts, BS

Alexis Huff, BS

Emily Huffman, BS

Cody Hufford, MA, CR, CR

Kylee Hughes, BS

Amber Hulvat, CR

Lauren Humbard, MA

Isabelle Hunt, MA, CR

Ricky Hutcheson, MA

Katie Hutchins, MA

Jillian Huxford, BS

Carmen Ibarra, MA

Dana Ihmeidan, MA

Sofie Immens, MA

Lexy Jackson, MA

Sandy Jackson, MA

Natalie Jackson, MA

Victoria Jackson, Ed.S.

Kyle Jackson, MA

Olivia Jackson, BS

Tiana James, MA

Theresa Jameson, MA

Gabriel Jaramillo Devesa ,MA

Shannon Jarvis, MA, CR

Taimy Jimenez, MA

Alejandra Jimenez Garcia, MA

Dana Johno, BS

Kelsey Johnson, MA

Karlisa Johnson, MA

Jayci Johnson, MA

Kiah Johnson, MA

Erin Johnson, MA

Elizabeth Johnson, MA

Kelsey Johnson, CR, CR

Madyson Johnson, BS

Abby Johnson, BS, MA

Keaton Jones, MA

Jerry Jones, MA

Taylor Jones, MA, CR

Madison Jones, MA

Amanda Josaphat, MA

Abigail Joseph, MA

Louis Joseph-Lowery, BS

Abdellah Joundan, MA, MA

Tia Kappesser, BS

Lauren Karl, MA

Kristy Kasch, MA, CR

Jessica Kassebaum, MA

Taylor Keener, MA

Thomas Keller, MA

Karsyn Kemsel, MA

Rebecca Kendall, MA, CR

Tanja Kennedy, MA

Jalyn Kerby, MA, CR

Mollee Kimble, MS

Amanda Kincade, MA

Emily Kincaid, MA

Amanda King, MA

Jordyn King, BS

Ali King, CR

Mikayla Kirkling, BS

Erin Kivett, MA

Cara Klaich, MA

Skylar Klapman, BS

Corey Klecha, CR

Bailey Knaggs, MA

Abigail Kneifel, MA

Sierra Knight, MA

Matt Kochert, MA

Griffin Koester, MA

Oksana Komarenko, CR

Swathi Kommunje, CR

Tiffan Kosalko, MA, CR

Alison Krajcir, MA

Miranda Krentz, MA

Adriana Kuffa, MA

Jeff Kushel, MA, MA

Isabella Lacross, MA

Olyvia Lakins, MA

Spencer Lamb, BS

Taylor Lamkin, CR

Averie Lanclos, BS

Tiler Langston, MA

Lisa Lankford, BS

Carlee Lantz, BS

Shaianna Lapratt, MA

Dianelys Lara, MA

Abigail Larrison, MA

Kristina Lashley, MA, MA

Ambraysha Lassiter, MA

Jennifer Laswell, CR

Brett Latman, MA

Katherine LaVielle, MA

Abby Lawrence, MA

Hailey Lawson, BS

Destiny Lee, MA

April Leibrock, MA, CR

Brianna Leider, MA

Amber Leinenbach Bauer, MA

Sam Lewis, MA

Sahai Lewis, MA, CR

TaShay Lewis, BS

Maddie Lewis, BS

Julia Lignarska, MA

Rachel Linville, MA

Abby Lipscomb, MA

Brittany Little, MA

Lexi Lohmeyer, MA

Brittany Lonadier, MA, CR

Chloie Lowe, BA

Maleah Ludlow, BS

Fabian Luna, MA

Alyssa Lutz, MA, CR

Darbi Lux, BS

Tim MacCart, MA, CR

Heather Magombo, BS

Sarah Mahnensmith, BS

Mirna Maldonado, MA

Gianna Mancini, MA, CR

Sara Mann, BS

Dominique Mannerino, MA, BS

Gabriela Marroquin, MA

Kali Martin, BS

Brenton Martinez, MA

Karla Martinez, MA

Heather Mason, MA, CR

Kelli Matheny, MA, CR

Clint Mathews, MA

Paige Maudlin, BS

Hannah Mays, BS

Simone Mazilu, MA, CR

Meg Macaw, MA

Cassidy McClay, MA

Courtney McClure, MA

Madeline McCulloch, MA

Jaylyn McDonald, MA

Josie McFarland, BS

Erin McGraw, MA

Maddie McKenzie, MA, CR

Ryleigh McMullen, MA

Cally McPherson, MA, CR

Mikale McPherson, BS

Heather McQueeney, MA

Cameron Meek, MA, MA

Bethany Meeks, MA, CR

Karis Mele, MA

Sol Mendez, MA

Nick Mendonca, MA

Bernard Mokaya, MA, CR, CR

Hannah Molinaro, CR

Nicole Mooney, MA

Andreana Moore, BS

Kierra Mooreland, MA, CR

Maria Morales-Perez, BS

Alison Moss, BS

Maya Moss, MA, CR

Alison Moss, BS

Mckenna Mulholland, BS

Samantha Munoz, MA

Morgan Murphy, MA

Harlie Murphy, MA

Jessica Murphy, MA

Hannah Muser, BS

Brandon Mysinger, MA

Brittany Naclerio, MA

Bassel Nassar, MA, CR

Maggie Neckers, MA

Lexi Neirynck, MA

Colby Nelson CR

Lilia Newkirk, BS

Mirta Nicolas, MA

Alaina Nobbe, BS

Rafi Nolan-Abrahamian, MA

Amber Noles, BS

Kurt Norris, MA

Elizabeth Nunes, MA

Lily O’Brien, MA

Beatrice O’Brien, PhD

Ariel O’Doherty, MA

Meghan O’Keefe, BS

Gracy O’Rahilly, MA

Alaina O’Rear, BS

Amanda Oakman, BS

Stephanie Obie, MA, CR

Thanya Ochoa Castellanos, MA

Eva Ochs, MA

Alyssa Ogle, MA

Luke Ogletree, MA

Samantha Olivares, MA

Dunya Omari, MA, CR

Abdullah Omer, MA

Alyssa Mentz, MA

Maggie Mercer, MA

Meron Mesfin, CR

Morgan Meyer, BS

Diana Orozco, MA

Arnoldo Orozco, MA

Stephanie Osborn, Ed.S. Omer Osman, MA, CR

Whitney Miller, BS

Mackenzie Mills, MA

Jahkeda Milner, MA, CR

Jenise Mims, MA

Katya Minervini, BS

Nyrie Minor, MA, CR

Bailey Mipro, MA

Kayla Mireles, MA

Emily Moeller, MA

Alyson Mohn, MA

Mackenzie Osman, MA

Marah Osner, BS

Alyssa Overbeek, MA

Ashley Overeem, MA, CR, CR

Madison Owen, MA, CR

Katie Owens, MA

Tarina Owens, BA

Sarah Owens, BS

Olivia Ozga, MA, CR

Sienna Pacheco ,MA

Abbie Pacyga, BA

Leslie Padilla, MA

Jovan Page, MA, CR

Christopher Page, Ed.S.

Ashton Palmer, MS

Brittany Pantelli, MA, CR

Sui Par, CR

Lauren Pariseau ,MA

Elaina Park, MA, CR, CR

Mahayla Parker, BA

Jessie-Emma Parlett, CR

Swiss Parling, BS

Haley Parnel, CR

Michael Parrales, MA

Nusreta Pasic, MA

Anna Peace, PhD, MA, CR

Victoria Pekkala, MA, CR, CR

Heather Peralta, BS

Alexis Perdue, MA

Reagan Perry, BA

Sara Pesiri, MA, CR, CR

Haley Petro, MA

Melodie Pham, MA

Brigid Phelps, MA, CR

Jenn Picard, MA

Nicole Pichardo, MA

Cecilia Pierce, MA

Amanda Pinzon MA

Hannah Pollack, MA

Rebecca Pourroy, MA

Kalleyah Powell, BS

Melody Presson, MA

Victoria Price, MA

Dakota Prince, MA

Kellie Prins, MA

Kayla Propes, BS

Clare Prouty-Due, MA

Ali Pugh, MA

Luca Pulliam, MA

Victoria Pursifull, MA

Taylor Pyle, BS

Diana Rairdon, BS

Kelly Randall, CR

Tanya Raveau, MA

Morgan Rayhill, MA

Erika Razor, BS

Maria Rebstock, MA, CR

Angela Reed, BS

Andrea Reedy, MA

Madi Renner, MA

Jagga Rent, Ed.S.

Savannah Rentrop, MA

Jose Reyes-Guillen, BS

Patrick Rheingruber, MA

Kylie Rich, MA

Denise Richard, MA

Kelsey Richardson, MA

Cassidy Richardson, BS

Bea Riecke, BA

Eleanor Rigol, MA

Samantha Ringenberg, BS

Genesy Roberson, MA

Emily Roberts, MA

Jake Roberts, MA, MA, CR, CR

Tia Robertson, CR

Daniel Robinson, MA

Al Robiullah, CR

Kristy Rocha, MA, CR

Paula Rodriguez, MA

Brieanna Rodriguez, BS

Logan Roe, CR

Jeni Rogers, BS

Lesley Rogers, MA

Ely Roldan, MA

Kenia Romero, MA

Kyla Romines, MA

Shannon Rooney, MA

Hailey Rose, BS

Emma Rosenthal, MA

Kristy Rouskey, MA

Sara Runyon, MA

Makayla Rush, BS

Kaycee Russell, MA

Ashley Russell, MA

Samantha Russell, BS

Marisa Russo, BS

Michael Rux, MA, CR, CR

Diana Salem, MA

Rose Salisbury, MA

Kristina San Miguel, MA

Sofia Sanchez, MA, CR, CR

Manny Sanchez, MA

Alicia Sandoval, MA

Yeney Santana Brene, MA

Kat Santiago, MA

Grace Savedge, MA, CR

Lillie Schafer, MA

Samantha Schienvar, MA, CR

Hailey Schlaffer, MS

Chris Schmidtberger, CR

Morgan Schneider, MA

Kendall Schrader, BS

Mikayla Schriner, MA

Lilly Schroeder, BS

Laronda Schwartz, BS

Krista Schwer, MA

Brianna Sedam, BS

Kennedy Seigler, MA

Rin September, CR

Macy Serf, BS

Priscilla Severance, CR

Nicole Severn, MA

Sobia Shakeel, CR

Brooklyn Shaw, MA, CR, CR

Leigh Ann Sheats, CR

Trevor Sheehan, MA

Keith Shelton, MA

Kelsey Sheppard, MA

Ashlyn Shirk, MA, CR, CR

Cecelia Shively, MA

Melissa Shotts, MA

Erika Shuler, MA

Mallory Sibley, MA

Trent Sickles, MA, CR

Nicole Siggia, MA, CR, CR

Nikki Sigler, MA

Chloe Sillanpaa, MA

Lauren Simmons, MA, CR

Savannah Simmons, MA, CR

Marisa Simmons, CR

Kelsey Simmons, BS

Nisha Singh, MA

Abby Sirk, BS

Morgan Sizemore, MA, CR, CR

Zoya Skibicki, MA, CR

Kristen Skibicki, MA

Victoria Smith, MA, CR, CR

Cydnee Smith, MA

Elizabeth Smith, MA

Christopher Smith, MA

Ella Smith, BS

Sarah Smithson, MA, CR, CR

Amara Sobczak, MA

Joanie Solomon Rigney,M A

Samantha Sorce, MA, CR

Noel Sosa, MA

Erin Sparks, MA

Chaneigh Speer, MA, CR, CR

Larissa Spellman, CR

Sam Spencer, MA, CR, CR

Robyn Spoon, PhD

Kaila Springer, BS

Destiny Stamand, MA, CR, CR

Mia Stallman, BS

Elizabeth Stanford, MA, CR

Christina Stanley, MA, CR, CR

Paresa Starnes, MA, CR, CR

Alissa Steele, MA

Jadashia Steele, MA, CR, CR

Megan Stehle, BA

Jecholiah Stephenson, MA, CR, CR

Erika Stepp, MA

Nicole Stracner, MA

Brianna Strong, MA, CR, CR

Ashley Stuffel, BS

Lily Sullivan, MA

Andrea Sutton, MA, CR, CR

Jenna Swaim, BA

Kaylyn Swartz, MA

Alleigh Swift, BS

Kaitlyn Tabor-Fry, MA, CR, CR

Jennifer Tadysak, CR

Amber Tarnowski, MA

Kierstan Tate, MA, CR, CR

Louisa Tay-Amoah, MA, CR, CR

Chelsie Taylor, CR

Morgan Taylor, BA

Olivia Taylor, BS

Chelsie Taylor, MA

Tiara Taylo, MA

Paola Tejeda, CR

Haley Teniente Cortez CR

Anjali Thakkar, MA, CR, CR

Melisa Thayer, PhD

Kevin Thomas, MA

Taj Thomas, MA

Heidi Thomas, MA

Kevin Thomas, CR, CR

Andrea Thompson, MA

Rachel Thorpe, MA, CR, CR

Saw Tial, BS

Lacey Timmerman, MA

Rikki Tobolski, BS

Gago Tonoyan, MA

Iris Torres, MA

Jennifer Tracy, CR

Blaire Tregre, MA

Stefania Trujillo, MA, CR, CR

Dennis Trump, BS

Katie Tullis, MA, CR, CR

Kana Turnell, CR

Madysen Umlauf, MA

Siena Utt, MA

Caroline Vail, MA, CR, CR

Selma Vail, MA

Betyleidis Valdes, MA, CR, CR

Claire Van Koevering, BA

Danny Vazquez, MA

Samantha Vazquez, MA, CR, CR

Essence Vinson ,MA

Angie Visser, MA

Jade Voltz, BA

Mia Vukas, BS

Jenny Vung, MA

Jenny Vung, CR

Allison Wagner, MA

Tara Wagoner, BS

Sydnee Wallentine, MA, CR, CR

Mary Walling, MA, CR, CR

Katelyn Walters, MA

Amanda Ward, MA

Alexandria Warfield, MA

Addie Wasvick, BS

Jala Watkins, MA

Brooklyn Watson, BS

Brandon Weaver, MA

Mackenzie Weigert, MA

Nyla Wells, MA

Jacob Werst, PhD

Clara West, MA, CR, CR

Katie Whetstine, MA

Ashley Whipple, BS

Sara White, MA

Whitney White, MA, CR

Jay White, BS

Deavionne Whiting ,BS

Christa Whitman, CR

Ava Widolff, BS

Maddy Wienert, BS

Lori Wiles CR, CR

Mattie Willerton, CR

Madeline Willett, MS, CR

Elizabeth Williams, MA

Ariyana Williams, MA

Elizabeth Williams, CR

University College

Sam Arnold, BA

Garrett Arnold, BA

Jessica Arthurhultz, BA

LaChelle Austin, BA

JB Barker, BA

Bryson Bennett, BA

Jack Bennett, BA

Will Bestard, BA

Janae Bingham, BA

Vanis Buckholz, BA

Phoebe Caraway, BA

Denise Christison, BA

Tiff Clark, BA

Abigail Cook, BA

Mackinley Davis, BA

Ty Davis, BA

Taliyah Dean, AA

Victoria Dewar, AA

Aries Drake, BA

Courtney Duff-Scherer, BA

Joceline Estrada, BA

Hannah Fleming, BA

Madilynn Gary, BA

Kaliegh Grady, BA

Stephen Greiner, BA

Nyia Grice, AA

Korbin Griffin, BA

Eliza Gustafson, BA

Haleigh Haffner, BA

Garrett Harker, BA

Jenna Harrison, BA

Jacob Hazel, BA

Kiara Helton, AA

Renaja Hinton-Butler, BA

Nicholas Hofer, AA

Chase Hoskins, BA

Derek Hughes, BA

Nick Husovsky, BA

Parker Irwin, BA

Julia Janowczy, BA

Kiael Kelly, BA

Houston King, BA

Jake Klug, BA

Eric Larocco, BA

Lucas Letsinger, BA

Emma Lichty, BA

Cole Madden, BA

Kane MAharaj, BA

Kylie McMillen, BA

Marin Melcher AA

Madison Merkel, BA

Paige Mihalick, BA

Yazmeine Minton, BA

Taylor Murphy, BA

Sophie Murray, BA

Gary Myers, BA

Angie Mar Naranjo, BA

Tinaishe Ndavazocheva, BA

Daniel Nowicki, BA

Benton Parmley, BA

Gracey Payne, BA

Mya Pemberton, BA

Rachel Pendergraft, BA

Miya Penn, BA

Abby Plemons, BA

Abigail Poynter, BA

O’Shyn Rochell, BA

Taryn Rogers-Armbruster, AA

Matthew Satow, BA

Rocco Sergio, BA

Akailah Shepeard, BA

Braedon Sloan, BA

Maleya Small, BA

Jamill Smith, BA

Kary Soto, BA

Payton Sparks, BA

Daepriel Stahl, AA

Micah Starkey, BA

Benjamin Stenner, BA

Morgan Thatcher, BA

Vtia Thomas, BA

Elijah Thompson, BA

Abigail Troy, BA

Clay Whitney, BA

Amanda Wiggins, BA

Syanne Willard, BA

Clayton Witt, AA

Rowan Wyatt, BA

Isabelle Sorg Wysong, BA

Maia Young, AA

Aliya Young, BA

Morgan Zacek, BA

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