Order of Ceremony
Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Friday, May 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
*Pomp and Circumstance Ms. Aletha Jacobs Lecturer of Music
Mistress of Ceremony
Dr. Ruby Fielding '91 Vice President of Finance & Administration
*Invocation Reverend Fadetra Boyd Chaplain & Director of Spiritual Life
Musical Selection "What A Wonderful World" composed by Thiele & Weiss Members of the Columbia College Choir, Directed by Ms. Aletha Jacobs
Welcome and Introduction of Speaker
Presentation of Honorary Degree
Commencement Address
Mr. Ben Rex Chairman, Board of Trustees
Dr. John H. Dozier President
Ms. Jenn Colella '96 American Actress and Singer
Response from the Senior Class Mr. Caleb Mack Undergraduate Day Student
Alumni Challenge
Presentation of Master's Candidates for Degrees and Hooding
Awarding of Degrees
Presentation of
Dr. Kristin Wilson '17 President of the Alumni Association
Dr. Kristine Barnett Provost & Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dr. Dozier
Presentation of Undergraduate Candidates for Degrees
Dr Barnett
Awarding of Degrees
Presentation of Bibles and Journals Rev
Presentation of Alumni Certificates
Charge to the Graduates
Alma Mater Dr. Diana Amos Associate Professor of Music
We sing the praise of her we love, We lift on high her name in song, White as the gleaming stars above, Columbia, mother, great and strong,
She who has been shall ever be, Wise, good, and true eternally; No stain shall touch the purity Of our Columbia College.
*Benediction
Recessional: March from Die Zauberposaune Ms. Jacobs
*Please Stand
After the Recessional, please remain inside the Convention Center until graduates have participated in the Columbia College Commencement Celebration
Streaming and Photography in Progress
Please note that today’s event will be videotaped and/or photographed. By attending today’s event, you agree to have your likeness recorded for possible College use. Columbia College respectfully requests that invited guests honor the decorum and formality of this ceremony. Please remain in your seat and do not use a flash to take photos. Professional photos and a recording of the ceremony will be made accessible to graduates after commencement. Please contact CCMarketing@ColumbiaSC.edu if you have any questions or need additional information.
Dr. John H. Dozier 21st President, Columbia College
About the President
A native of Columbia, South Carolina, Dozier brings a broad range of experiences as an educator, industry executive and corporate leader, entrepreneur, and administrator to bear in his role as Columbia College’s president. Beginning his career as a corporate consultant and executive, he has served as a higher education senior administrator for the past 21 years. At the City Colleges of Chicago, Dozier held pivotal roles, including Chief Information Officer, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, and President of Kennedy-King College. At the University of South Carolina, he served on the senior leadership team, spearheading community engagement and strategic initiatives aimed to enhance the profile of the university.
Dozier joined Columbia College from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he served as Institute Community and Equity Officer since March 2020. He played a crucial role in shaping the Institute’s response to the pandemic and was a thought leader on many of the social challenges confronted by college and university communities across the nation. He led the development and implementation of MIT’s first central strategic plan (focused on belonging, achievement, and composition), the creation and implementation of their first values statement, and he expanded the Institute’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Visiting Scholars Program.
Dozier received the Richard A. Rempel Faculty Award from the University of South Carolina in 2016 and the Distinguished Alumnus Award from South Carolina State University in 2015. He has served on numerous boards and committees, including Historic Columbia, EdVenture Children’s Museum, Central Carolina Community Foundation, Serve and Connect, Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, and American HeartAssociation – Boston Affiliate. He is a current member of the Boston Arts Academy Foundation Board, the MIT Press Management Board, and the Midlands Business Leadership Group.
Dozier holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from South Carolina State University and a Master of Business Administration and Doctor of Education degrees from DePaul University (Chicago, IL). He and his wife, Victoria, have been married for 28 years. They owned and operated The Language Buzz, Columbia’s first world-language learning center. Victoria holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of South Carolina and a Master of Business Administration from Belmont University (Nashville, TN). Together, they have three children: Olivia, Evans, and Sophia.
American Actress and Singer
caleb mack
Commencement Speaker
Jenn Colella recently starred in SUFFS as Carrie Chapman Catt on Broadway, for which she garnered a Drama League Award nomination for Most Distinguished Performer. Jenn starred in the Tony Award-winning smash hit musical Come From Away as Captain Beverley Bass in a performance that garnered her Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Awards and a Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical, as well as Craig Noel, Helen Hayes and Dora Awards for pre-Broadway productions. Jenn won a Grammy Award for her work on the Dear Evan Hansen cast recording.
She has been previously seen on Broadway in If/Then, Chaplin, High Fidelity and Urban Cowboy (Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), Off-Broadway in SUFFS (Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), Beebo Brinker Chronicles, Lucky Guy, Slut and Closer Than Ever. Jenn's select regional credits include Come From Away (La Jolla Playhouse, Ford's Theatre, Toronto), Peter Pan (Sacramento Music Circus & PCLO) and Side Show (Kenned Center). TV credits include "Feed the Beast," "Elementary," "All My Children," "Rescue Me," "The Good Wife," “The Code,” “Madam Secretary,” “FBI: Most Wanted,” “Evil," ”Beast In Me,” and she currently plays Captain Alison Kershaw on “Elsbeth” on CBS.
She has been seen on film in Uncertainty with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and stars in the live capture film of Come From Away on Apple Plus, streaming now. She is a proud adjunct professor at Columbia University and Pace University. Jenn Colella holds a BA in Speech/Drama from Columbia College, and she is an MFA Acting graduate of UC, Irvine.
Student Speaker
Originating from Columbia, S.C., MiSTER Caleb Mack is a proud member of the Columbia College Class of 2025, graduating with a degree in Early Childhood Education. Passionate about teaching, he is dedicated to shaping the minds of future generations with his creativity, compassion, and innovation.
A true servant leader, Caleb exemplifies the Four C’s of Columbia College—Courage, Commitment, Confidence, and Competence. His unwavering dedication to education and his academic success reflects his belief in the power of learning and growth. With his creative skills and steadfast determination, Caleb is poised to become an outstanding educator, inspiring and empowering young learners for years to come.
Jenn Colella '96
Platform Party
Dr. John H. Dozier, President of Columbia College
Dr. Kristine Barnett, Provost & Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs
Rev. Fadetra Boyd, Chaplain & Director of Spiritual Life
Dr. Ruby Fielding '91, Vice President of Finance & Administration
Ms. Jenn Colella '96, American Actress and Singer
Dr. Kristin Wilson '17, President of the Alumni Association
Mr. Ben Rex, Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Mr. Ben Rex, Chair
Ms. Robin Waites, Vice Chair/Secretary
Ms. Cathy Callaway Adams
Mr. Timothy G. Arnold
Rev. Tiffany Knowlin Boykin '03
Ms. Ruth Anne McCarter Collins ‘68
Rev. Vivia Lawton Fowler ‘76
Mr. W. Scott Graves
Bishop L. Jonathan Holston
Mr. W. Anthony Jackson
Mr. Thomas C. Keith
Mr. Marion A. Knox, Jr.
Mr. John Marshall Mosser
Mr. Rodrick Shiver
Dr. Ershela L. Sims
Mr. Mark Timbes
Hon. Kaymani D. West '97
Ms. Jada Willis
Dr. Kristin Wilson '17
Mr. M. Edward Sellers, Trustee Emeritus
Columbia College Concert Choir
Nicolas Ayeni
Jada Bates*
Tyler Dewar
Loretta Martin
Thai Mascardo
Andrea McKelvin*
Denali Middleton
Nicolas Monaco
Genesis Ray
Logan Robertson
Soloists:
Daylon McDonald, Saxophone*
Xavier Linen, Trombone*
*Graduating Seniors
Columbia College Marshals
*Brenda Pitt
Gary Davis
Vienne Geren
Kathryn Ryan
Ruqiya Bashir
*Head College Marshal
PROFESSORS
Tamara L. Burk, Ph.D.
Tracy N. West, Ph.D.
Karen C. Thompson, Ph.D.
Kirt E. Moody, Ph.D.
Adrienne Yingling Oxley, Ph.D.
Kristine E. Barnett, Ed.D.
David McCracken, Ph.D.
Marla Sanders ’98, Ph.D.
Tywana C. Hemby, Ph.D.
Marlee Marsh, Ph.D.
Leigh Ann Spell, Ph.D.
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS
Scott Smith, Ph.D.
Edward R. Sharkey, Ph.D.
Shirley Huisman, Ph.D.
Diana Amos, D.M.A.
Alexandru Atim, Ph.D.
Christine LeBlanc, Ph.D.
Carole Sox, Ph.D.
Laurel Whisler, M.L.S.
Elaine Swain, Ph.D.
A. Brennan Davis, Ph.D.
Jessika Brooks ’09, M.L.I.S
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
Erin Merchant, Ph.D.
MaryJon Barrineau ’06, Ph.D.
Amanda Ling ’10, M.F.A.
Chakia McClendon, Ph.D.
Traci Dingle ’06, Ph.D.
Claire Lenviel, Ph.D.
Atinut Inthajak, Ph.D.
Ahmet Aksoy, Ph.D.
Gretchen Whitman, Ph.D.
Ga Kyung Jeong, Ph.D.
Alexandra Szarabajko, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Jessica Moore ‘06 M.F.A.
Vinayak Bhat, Ph.D.
Cornell Sneed, Ed.D.
Jennifer Watson, Ph.D.
Martin Lang, M.F.A.
Rebecca Raab, Ph.D.
Lindsey Carman, Ph.D.
Alexandra Jenkins, Ed.D.
Katherine DeVivo, M.P.H.
Asole TaQue’sa McLeod, Ph.D.
Laurel Archie, M.F.A.
Donna Moore, Ed.D.
SENIOR LECTURERS
Vida Mingo, Ph.D.
Jennifer Dollar, M.S.W.
Jill Eversmann, M.S.
Lisa Assante, Ph.D.
LECTURERS
Aletha Jacobs, M.A.
Keisha Pearson ’06 M.Ed.
Carl Moore, D.H.A
Karen Grove, Ed.S.
Jeffrey Bowe, D.B.A.
Joseph P. Mililli, M.A.
Ralph Lawson, M.A.
Alexis Scurry, M.S.W.
Barbara Russo, Ph.D.
Jennifer Bailey ’07, M.F.A.
Erin Carlson ’03, Ph.D.
Renee Just, Ph.D., Ed.D.
Julia Porth Smith, M.C.D
James Sullivan, M.F.A.
Kaitlyn Evans, M.A.
Adrienne Davis, M.S.
Academic Regalia
The use of academic regalia can be traced to Medieval European universities, where it was worn to distinguish scholars from the rest of the population. The apparel had an ornamental as well as a utilitarian function. The regalia signified the degree or degrees a person held, where the highest degree was earned, and what discipline the person had studied. American colleges and universities adopted similar gowns, hoods, and caps, and today there is general uniformity in the regalia.
The bachelor’s gown is designed to be worn closed and has pointed sleeves. The master’s gown may be worn open or closed and has a hood and oblong sleeves. The doctor’s gown may be worn open or closed and has a hood and bell shaped sleeves. The doctor’s gown is trimmed in black velvet with three bars on the sleeves. The master’s hood is three and one-half feet long; and the doctor’s is four feet long. The trim of the hood is in the color of the subject in which the degree was earned. For example, economics is copper; education is light blue; fine arts is brown; music is pink; arts, letters, and humanities are white; philosophy is dark blue; science is gold yellow; business administration is sapphire blue; and law is purple.
The square-topped cap is called a mortarboard. The tassel is fastened in the center of the cap and is worn to the left. It may be black or the color of the subject. If it represents a doctoral degree, it is usually gold.
The Mace
The mace that is carried today at the head of the processional is a historic symbol of authority and a common feature of academic occasions. Maces are typically constructed of wood or metal and are customized to incorporate symbols that reflect the values or history of the institution. Design of Columbia College’s mace began in the mid-1980s. It was presented to Columbia College May 4, 1993, in honor of the former president Ralph Thomas Mirse. Our mace incorporates wood and two metals to give the mace substance and heft. Symbols on Columbia College’s mace include the college seal and logo and the logo of the United Methodist Church.
The President's Medallion
The Columbia College medallion was commissioned by Mr. Robert J. Maxwell, Jr. of Greenville, South Carolina. Designed by Mr. William C. Tidwell, Jr. of the Columbia College Art Department, the medallion symbolizes the temporary conferral of institutional authority and custodial power to the president during the period of office. It is presented during the Investiture Ceremony and will be worn during official events. Whereas academic regalia symbolizes academic achievement, the medallion is regalia that symbolizes the office. Its presidential authority is to be used judiciously and wisely or with wisdom and good judgment.
Honor Graduates and General Honors
Columbia College is proud to recognize outstanding academic achievement by means of the Honor Graduate and General Honors categories. Each Honor Graduate wears a medallion to signify this distinction. A student becomes an Honor Graduate if their Grade Point Average falls within one of the ranges given below:
• cumulative Grade Point Average between 3.95 and 4.00, inclusive summa cum laude
• cumulative Grade Point Average between 3.85 and 3.94, inclusive magna cum laude
• cumulative Grade Point Average between 3.75 and 3.84, inclusive cum laude
A student who graduates with General Honors meets the following standards within Columbia College’s Honors Program: completion of at least twenty-four semester hours in Honors courses and maintains a semester and cumulative Grade Point Average of at least 3.0. Having met these requirements, the student will receive a bachelor of arts cum honore, a special Honors Program certificate, and a medallion (awarded prior to the commencement ceremony).
Other cords, medallions, and stoles that are worn during commencement have been presented to graduates in recognition of special achievement and leadership during their college career. The purple and gold cord recognizes graduating transfer students who maintained a 3.75 GPA or higher and earned fewer than half of their credit hours at Columbia College. Below is a description of pieces worn to signify exceptional accomplishment.
Honor Societies & Fellowships
Cord Colors
Momentum Scholars ...................................................................................................................... Black and Gold
Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) .............................................................................. White Stole with Blue Letters
Psi Chi Dark Blue and Platinum
South Carolina Teaching Fellows ........................................................................................................... Medallion
Kappa Delta Epsilon (KDE) ........................................................................................................ Purple and White
National Honor Society for Dance Arts Light Blue and White
Phi Alpha Theta (PAT) .............................................................................................................. Red and Light Blue
Phi Alpha (PA) .......................................................................................................................... Royal Blue and Gold
Alpha Alpha Alpha (National Honor Society for First Generation Students) Navy Blue and Grey
Sigma Tau Delta (International English Honor Society) Red and Black
Program Honors
Cord Colors
Student Athlete ............................................................................................................................. Purple and Silver
Leadership Semester Certificate ................................................................................................ Purple and White
Student Ambassador White
Student Alumni Ambassadors .......................................................................................................... Teal and Pink
Religious & Spiritual Life Program Leader................................................................................................... Green
Student Government Association Purple and Teal
Student Success Leaders (SSL) ............................................................................................. Lavender and Purple
NAACP .......................................................................................................................................................... Rainbow
McNair Fellows Teal
Master of Arts
Criminal Justice
Kayla Madison Harmon
Chloe Ann Zike
Healthcare Administration
Mykalia Daveona Brown
Kori Andriana Latimore
Jalyn Pace
Re'Kia Chamelle Polk
Isabella Marie Wells
Organizational Leadership
Jeremiah Fogle
Master of Business Administration
Strategic Management
Keisha Rochelle Bell
Corey Michael Hegney, Jr.
Avy Ayn Watts
Healthcare Administration
Mary-Ellen Reese
Master of Education
Educational Administration & Leadership
Porsche Regina Foxworth
Emily Geddings Hatfield
Kaylee Cora Heath
Rebecca Lyn Helms
Amy Pack
Teresa Elizabeth Rivera
Darnell Wise
Indya S. Zimmerman
Innovation & Divergent Learning
Kristie Nichole McAllister
Trauma Informed Education
Hilary Anne Ableser
Misty Nicole Ambrosino
Jordan Biros
Lindsey Branigan
Laurie Bruce
Monica DeJesus
Allison Lee Desjardins
Lakeisha Edmonds
Kara Fafard Todd
Brittney Johnson
Randi Alyse Kinkade
Dakota Cheyanne Lawhorn
Karen Marie Lazzar-Atwood
Marva Bonita Livingston
Yariana Marie López-Bracete
Lauryn Ashley Maleski
Norene Elizabeth Miller
Amy Pack
Stephanie Parkes
Markisha Renee Peace
Charles Chandler Peel
Rojalyn Berryman Phillips
Mackenzie Claire Powell
Teresa Elizabeth Rivera
Tiffany P. Robertson
Tyler Michael Rogers
Angel Katrina Shipp
Cathryn Deanna Shipp
Chelsea M. Steward
Kaitlyn May Vigue
Bachelor of Arts
Basharah Abdul-Ali ............................................ Biology
Shannon Marie Adams ...............................Social Work
Angel Armando Altamirano-Juarez Business Administration
Lauren Helena Andree ................................ Psychology
Emily Danielle Atkinson ...................Special Education
Abigail Baker Special Education
Tykia A. Barber ........................................ Community & Organizational Leadership
Kaylee Alyson Barnes................................... Psychology
Jovany Alonso Barraza Criminal Justice
Liam Samuel Barry Psychology
Jada Bates ............................................................ English
Michelle Hallman Baughman Business Administration
Analiz Bernabe Psychology
Catherine Bianchi .............. Speech-Language Pathology
Amanda Louise Bileschi Creathorn Social Work
Argyro Aggie Bofilios Dance Studies
Heidi Elizabeth Boyce .......................Special Education
Kendall Curtis Brafield Criminal Justice
Payton Elizabeth Brookover Educational Studies
Holly N. Broughton ...........................Special Education
Elaysha Nyshira Kilpatrick Social Work
Brittany Amber McCormick Burdick Disaster & Emergency Management
Duncan Graham Burry......................Special Education
Faith Morgan Burton................................... Psychology
Jennifer Lyn Byrd Special Education
Caroline Elizabeth Camp ............................ Psychology
Anaya Bre'Shay Canty .............................. Public Health
Marshay Carter Criminal Justice
Reaiah Samone Carter....................................... Biology
Raekwon Dashawn Cave............... Educational Studies
Jamie Chestnut Psychology
Sanaa Afeni Chestnut ........................................ Biology
Ebony Nichole Cooper ........................... Community & Organizational Leadership
Kelly Justin Cox Criminal Justice
Aliyah Rachelle Crawley .............................. Psychology
Alivia Royana Cunningham ............................. English
Brin Marie Davenport Special Education
Brittany M. Davis .......................... Educational Studies
Shania Ma'laika Davis ...........................Criminal Justice
Hali Doctor Business
Concentration: Hospitality,Tourism & Events
Aspen Grace Eller Criminal Justice
Concentration: Forensic
Keyshuna Jamaya Riuna Fair .. Business Administration
Concentration: Sports Management
Kindel Davis Fakorede Criminal Justice
Gwanetia Michelle Farley . Speech-Language Pathology
Kennedy Ellis Ferguson ........................... Public Health
Kendall Jackson Fields Business Administration
Dean Elliot Frierson .........................Behavioral Science
Melody Dawn Galinski ......................Special Education
Regina D. Gatling Criminal Justice
Andrew Gayeskie .... Disaster & Emergency Management
Kynsly Nikole Gehling ......................... Communication
Reagan Gibbs Political Science
Cheryl Lynn Gilliam ..........................Special Education
Melissa Jasmine Gladden .......Computer & Information
Sciences Concentration: Information Science
Koye Alex Emmanuel Gnamien ..........Criminal Justice
Ny'Asia Rakera Graham Criminal Justice
Takiyah Aisha Green.......................................... Biology
Isabella Nelson Gurrieri .......... Business Administration
Yazmin Ny'Asjiah Hardy Business Administration
Honesty Ni'jay Harris ........................................ Biology
Trymekia Sheray Harrison ...............Special Education
A'Driana Shelece-Michelle Harvey Early Childhood Education
Mikia Allysa Harvin ..................................... Psychology
Jaloria Jacine Heatley Community & Organizational Leadership
Callie Nicole Hermanson ............. Educational Studies
Gracie Leigh Hicklin................ Business Administration
Hannah Anne Marie-Ellen Hill Speech-Language Pathology
Sarah Grace Hood .............. Speech-Language Pathology
Shuan Shontae Hook .................................Social Work
Rebecca Hydrick Educational Studies
Tre'tavia Takeesia Jamie Jackson Human Development & Family Studies
Helena Jokanovic ..................... Business Administration Concentration: Marketing
Alycia Hope Lee ..................................Special Education
Robert Ira Lee II Community & Organizational Leadership
Adrian Leigh Leeming ................................Social Work
Anastasia C. Lett Human Development & Family Studies
Xavier Vermont Linen Music
Kayleigh Clare Lodge ................................... Psychology
Caleb Rantron Mack ........... Early Childhood Education
Brandon Lee Malcolm Business Administration
Concentration: Marketing
Kristie Lane Massey ................. Business Administration
Britney Amber McCants ......... Business Administration
Concentration: Hospitality, Tourism , & Events
Daylon Juwan McDonald .................................... Music
Kelly Ann Mcdonald Special Education
Andre'a Elaine McKelvin ..................................... Music
Alvaro Mendez .......................... Business Administration
Karla Yamilet De Leon Social Work
Jenna Elizabeth Mess ......... Speech-Language Pathology
Christopher Jordan Miano ..................Criminal Justice
April R. Miller Psychology
Heather Miller ...................................Special Education
Elizabeth Veronica Morris ...... Business Administration
Sayani Mozcozo Behavioral Science
Ava Louise Mulcahey ......................................... English
Jordan Myers ................................................. Psychology
Carter Hayes Nelson Business Administration
Santora Germany Jovasha Nelson ............. Psychology
Faith Elizabeth Nettles ....... Early Childhood Education
Sierra Brooke Parks Special Education
Jewell Parnell-Wedgeworth .................Criminal Justice
LaDallas BreeAsia Peay................................. Studio Art
Earlene Peeples General Studies
Concentration: Professional Studies
Andrea Piedra Fernandez............................ Psychology
Amber Dunn Powell ..........................Special Education
Rhyan Davonte' Reinsel Communication
Joslyn Jada-Monique Rice ....................Criminal Justice
Tori Camielle Richardson Business Administration
Tianna Marie Roberts Biology
Perla Janett Rocha ........................................ Psychology
Toni K. Rogers Educational Studies
Jade Jenquashia Singletary Criminal Justice
Madilyn Claire Sizemore ............................. Studio Art
Madalyn Allison Sprouse Special Education
Meghan Elizabeth Stackhouse Healthcare Administration
Concentration: Organizational Management
Jessalyn Marie Stevens ................................ Psychology
Mikayla Annise Stodghill ........ Business Administration
Mikayla Elizabeth Stout Mathematics
Samantha Straws ..................................... Community & Organizational Leadership
Shawn B. Tarte................................ Educational Studies
Solonda Quiote Thompson ........................ Psychology
Charles Nace Threatt Criminal Justice
Patrick Graham Timmerman ............. Communication
Alisha Lynn Tobin ........................................ Psychology
Nicholas John Topar Psychology
Trinity Makayla Tracey ................................ Studio Art
Daniel Edward Tumbleston ............................. Biology
Kyla Turner Special Education
Rachel Elise VanScoyoc ................................ Disaster & Emergency Management
Stephen Blake Vaughn ............ Business Administration
Oby Vega Business Administration
Amanda S. Velez Hernandez ...............Criminal Justice
Nicolle K. Villalobos-Diaz ........................... Psychology
Addison Kay Warner Business Administration Concentration: Marketing
Peyton Priestino West Political Science
Benjamin Michael Whitmore .............Criminal Justice
La'Shanti TyShanek Octavia Williams ..... Psychology
Ronique Michele Williams Psychology
Tylia Sylvetrice Wilson ...............................Social Work
Jack L. Wix............... Disaster & Emergency Management
Alexis Ruby Zilli Hernandez Public Health
Bachelor of Science
Jaquaya Jamani Aesir Adams Biology
Paige Etsuko Branham ........................ Exercise Science
Concentration: Clinical Health & Exercise
Takayla Tinesha Braswell ....................... Public Health
Tyra Brown Forensic Psychology
Maria Elena Castaneda .............................. Accounting
Dontavian A. Coard Accounting
Brhia Y'Mari Cummings ......................... Public Health
Melinda Humphries Darden Criminal Justice
Darci Annette Dawson Chemistry
Concentration: Biochemistry
Gabriel-Hugo Guadagno Exercise Science
Malaysia Arianna Herring Exercise Science
Chance Kaleb King................................ Exercise Science
Jaida Ashlei Mack Biology
Aria Shenhie Malcolm Exercise Science: Concentration: Clinical Health & Exercise
Cruz O'neal Mata ............................................... Biology
Samantha Rae McDaniel...................... Exercise Science
Marcus T. Nash Exercise Science
Oluwaseun Mary Ogunbona.................... Computer & Information Science
Serena Gabrielle Owen .................. Forensic Psychology
Brooke M. Piscitello Exercise Science
Ethan Poungthaa................................................ Biology
Madison Leighanna Rabon.......................... Chemistry
Đorđe Racic Computer & Information Science
Braylen Reeves ....................................... Exercise Science
Gavin Christopher Rice-Hill ............................ Biology
Alexis Jewell Riester Chemistry
Concentration: Biochemistry
Madeline Robinson ......................... Forensic Psychology
Nathan A. Rodaway Exercise Science
Aniya Grace Ruff ......................................... Accounting
Isabel Silva Santos .................................Criminal Justice
Mina Vaughan Shull Exercise Science
Quavia Williams Smith ........................... Public Health Sha'Derricka A'joya Stringfellow ........ Exercise Science
Arwen Parnell-Wedgeworth Biology
Lashonda Nicole White ............................. Accounting
This program lists the names of eligible graduates who submitted a Graduation intent and/or Petition for Certificate on the presumption that all the requirements have been, or will be, met by the end of the semester. Graduate names appear as listed in our official academic records. Due to publication deadlines and the evolving status of many prospective graduates, errors and omissions may have occurred. Being listed here has no bearing on a student’s official graduation status.
Graduate Photos
A professional photography company, Bifocal Photography, is taking individual photos of graduates as they are called onto the stage. Proofs and ordering options will be available via email.
