2024 Commencement Program

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WELCOME

124TH annual

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Undergraduate and Graduate School Commencement Saturday, the Eleventh of May, Two Thousand Twenty Four INTRUST Bank Arena

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Table of

CONTENTS Welcome from the President Page 3 Welcome to the Alumni Association Page 4 Important Information Page 5 Livestream of Ceremony Cell Phones & Mobile Devices Tweet (X Post) Congratulations Commencement DVD & Flash Drives Commencement Photographs Concessions In the Event of an Emergency or Severe Weather Commencement Exercises Page 6 Academic Regalia Page 8 Keynote Speaker Page 9 Emeritus Faculty Page 10 W.A. Young & Jan LaFever Faculty Awards Page 11 2024 Order of the Tower Page 12 Honor Societies Page 13

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University Programs Page 15 2024 Graduates Undergraduate School Page 16 Graduate School Page 18

Welcome from the

PRESIDENT To the Class of 2024: On behalf of the entire Friends University community, I extend heartfelt congratulations to you, to your family and to those who helped you along the way toward your graduation. Your degree represents a significant achievement, and I applaud you on the attainment of this important goal.

Today is a time to celebrate, to reflect upon your past accomplishments, and to look ahead with confidence and resolve toward the next phase of your life’s journey. At Friends you were part of an awesome community that honors scholars and scholarship, a community that honors service to others, and, importantly, a community that honors God. Take these attributes out into the world and make a difference. Approach new situations and people with good will and humility. Accept and cherish your responsibility to care for others in your learning and working relationships. Become an even better steward of what you have been given. Strive for excellence and innovation by being ethical and creative problem solvers.

Dr. Amy Bragg Carey Friends University President

Friends is a Christian community of love and light – embracing the Quaker value that the image of God is in everyone. In the days and months and years to come, we trust that you will keep alive your love for Friends University and all that it represents. You will always be a part of the Friends University family.

Congratulations!

Dr. Amy Bragg Carey President

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Welcome to the

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Dear Graduate: As Director of Alumni Relations, I would like to congratulate you on your important milestone and officially welcome you to the Friends University Alumni Association. We hope your Friends experience has been fulfilling and life-changing in so many ways.

An engaged alumnus has a significant impact on prospective and current students; we hope that you will make it your mission to stay involved with the university by participating in the many campus and alumni events that take place throughout the year.

We’d love to see you!

Staying in touch with alumni is very important to us, so please make sure to send an email from time-totime to keep us updated on your accomplishments.

Congratulations on your achievement! The Friends University Alumni Association wishes you happiness and success in whatever path you choose to follow, but remember: the path to Friends is one we hope you will travel again and again.

Best wishes!

Jessica Boone Director of Alumni Relations

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Jessica Boone Director of Alumni Relations

Important

INFORMATION Livestream of Ceremony

Those not able to attend can watch the event live at friends.edu/commencement-live.

Cell Phones & Mobile Devices Please silence all cell phones and other mobile devices before the ceremony begins to honor the accomplishments of our graduates and their families.

Tweet (X Post) Congratulations Friends and family can tweet congratulations to graduates to be shown on the large screen. Live tweeting will occur 30 minutes before the ceremony and while graduates are crossing the stage. To participate, sign into Twitter (X) and use #FriendsUGrads.

Commencement DVD & USB Flash Drives DVDs or USB flash drives of the ceremony are available from Kent Audio Visual for $15 each. Please contact Kent Audio Visual for more information at 316-262-4487 or at kentav.com.

Commencement Photographs Professional photographs are available from GradImages. Graduates will receive ordering information within two weeks. Please contact GradImages for more information at 800-261-2576 or www.gradimages.com.

Concessions Concessions are available on the second level concourse in selected locations.

In the Event of an Emergency or Severe Weather Please pay close attention to the announcer or your usher for instructions.

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Processional* Friends University Brass Ensemble Dr. Shawn M. Knopp, Director “Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar Academic Processional* Welcome Dr. Amy Bragg Carey President

Presentation of Candidates for Degrees Dr. Kenneth Stoltzfus Vice President of Academic Affairs & Academic Dean • Undergraduate School • Graduate School Conferral of Degrees Dr. Amy Bragg Carey Presentation of Class of 2024 Jessica Boone Director of Alumni

Invocation Dr. Thayne Thompson Board Chair Friends University

Benediction* Dr. Nora Strasser Professor of Mathematics & STEM Division Chair

Class Greeting Emily Kreis Undergraduate Student Choral Selections Friends University Singing Quakers Dr. Rayvon T.J. Moore, Director Dr. Jamie Knight, Accompaniment “I Sing Because I’m Happy” Rollo Dilworth “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” arr. Gilbert M. Martin

Recessional Friends University Brass Ensemble Dr. Shawn M. Knopp, Director

Commencement Remarks Dr. James Bryan Smith (bio on page 9) Presentation of Awards and 2024 Emeritus Faculty Dr. Kenneth Stoltzfus Vice President of Academic Affairs & Academic Dean

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Please silence all cellphones. *Audience please stand.

Honor Marshals The traditional academic procession is led by honor marshals. Outstanding students are chosen by the Student Life department.

Jimma Gass

Tiffany Tran

Sara Stucky

Joshua Loucks

Cami Snodgrass

Sarah Kendall

Mace Bearer The mace, symbolizing peaceful leadership, is carried by an honored faculty member during the processional and recessional.

Dr. Nathanael May Academic Marshals The faculty procession is led by academic marshals. Members of faculty are nominated and selected by the Academic Affairs office for this honor.

Dr. Vicki Ronn Dr. Amanda Spruill Dr. Bhargav Koppolu Rev. Dr. Wendy Mohler-Seib

Associate Professor of English Associate Professor of MFT & Wichita Clinical Dir. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professor of Theology

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Academic

REGALIA Hoods The academic hood identifies the level of the degree, the discipline in which the degree is awarded and the institution which awarded it. The bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral hoods are commonly three feet, three-and-a-half feet and four feet, respectively.

The colors of the hood lining identify the school awarding the graduate or honorary degrees. Scarlet and gray lining reflects Friends University. The colors of the velvet border of the hood identify the discipline: Maize – Agriculture White – Arts, Letters and Humanities Drab – Commerce and Business Copper – Economics Light Blue – Education Brown – Fine Arts Peacock – Health Care Leadership Crimson – Journalism Lilac – Juris Doctorate

Lemon – Library Science Pink – Music Apricot – Nursing Dark Blue – Philosophy Sage Green – Physical Education Golden Yellow – Science Citron – Social Work/Social Science Silver Gray – Speech Scarlet – Theology

Gowns Black gowns are the rule, but a few universities use other colors. Doctoral gowns are most readily recognizable by three horizontal velvet bars on each sleeve, either black or in the color of the university in which the degree was granted; some also have velvet panels down the front.

In an effort to sustain the environment, Friends University graduates are wearing environmentally-friendly gowns that will decompose in soil in one year.

Caps and Tassels The familiar hard-topped mortarboard, or Oxford cap, has long been a standard, but a few universities use a soft tam. The tassels for faculty members are either black or in the color of the university who awarded the degree; or gold in the case of some doctoral degrees. The color of the tassel on the caps of the graduating class indicates Friends University’s colors, scarlet and gray.

Honor Cords Honor cords, draped from the graduate’s neck, are worn by members of the University’s honor societies. Please see descriptions on the following pages.

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Dr. James Bryan Smith

KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. James Bryan Smith has authored 12 books, most notably The Apprentice Series, which includes The Good and Beautiful God, The Good and Beautiful You, The Good and Beautiful Life, and The Good and Beautiful Community. Dr. Smith received his B.A. in Religion and Philosophy at Friends University, his M.Div. at Yale Divinity School, and his D.Min. at Fuller Theological Seminary.

Smith has taught at Friends University for over 30 years and the founder and Executive Director of the Apprentice Institute for Christian Spiritual Formation, as well as a founding member of Richard J. Foster’s spiritual renewal

ministry, Renovaré. Dr. Smith is an ordained United Methodist Church minister and has served in various capacities in local churches in addition to hosting the Things Above Podcast.

In the fall of 2016, Dr. Smith was part of the Friends University team that developed a master’s degree program in Christian spiritual formation and leadership. In 2018, university donors built upon Friends’ legacy of theological leadership by establishing the fully-endowed Dallas Willard Chair in Spiritual Formation and naming Dr. Smith as the first to hold the position.In addition to authoring the “The Good and Beautiful” and “The Magnificent” book series, Dr. Smith is also the editor of A Spiritual Formation Workbook and Devotional Classics (with Richard Foster), and the author of Embracing the Love of God, Rich Mullins: An Arrow Pointing to Heaven and Room of Marvels.

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Faculty

RECOGNITION Emeritus Faculty The honorary title of emeritus may be awarded by the Board of Trustees to retiring faculty in recognition of outstanding service to Friends University and its students.

Faculty must have served at least 10 years in a full-time capacity.

Dr. Nora D. Strasser was named earlier this academic year as an Emeritus faculty member. Dr. Strasser holds the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and the Master of Arts in Mathematics from the University of South Dakota, as well as the Doctorate of Education in Higher Education Administration from Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Strasser has served Friends University for 37 years as a full-time faculty member; 28 of those years included service as the chair of the Division of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Under her leadership, new programs in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and Conservation Science have been added to the STEM division.

Dr. Strasser was also instrumental in helping some of the STEM programs receive national accreditation. Dr. Strasser is an exemplary instructor who has displayed a strong commitment to implementing new technology to aid student learning, whether that be the use of a 3D printer for projects in her calculus classes, online homework platforms with immediate grading feedback and numerous tutorial resources for her math students or video links, in-class activities and innovative lecture methods to improve teaching. Please join me in thanking Dr. Strasser for her 37 years of exemplary service to Friends University.

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Faculty Awards W.A. Young Award for Teaching Excellence Friends University students, faculty and staff nominate full-time faculty members for the W. A. Young Award for Excellence in Teaching. The annual award was established in 1963 in honor of Walter A. Young who served as a Friends University history professor (1925-35), academic dean (1935-39) and president (1939-46).

The award recipient is selected for demonstrating scholarship and continuing professional growth; superior classroom presentations, motivation of student interest and capacity to inspire student scholarship; skillful course planning, providing sufficient direction with desired flexibility to enable genuine learning; and spiritual qualities of authentic Christianity paralleling the goals of Friends University for his/her students. A committee of past award recipients selects the honoree each year.

Jan LaFever Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award Students, faculty and staff nominate members of adjunct faculty for the Jan LaFever Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award. The award was established in 1999 in memory of Jan LaFever, a long-time member of the English department adjunct faculty. The award recipient is selected for demonstrating extraordinary service to the University’s mission and students and must have taught as a member of adjunct faculty for at least one year.

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2024 Order of the

TOWER

Order of the Tower is the honorary society of Friends University, open to students graduating with a bachelor’s degree with honors. Bachelor’s degree candidates with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) and Friends University grade point average of 3.60 graduate Cum Laude; those with a CGPA and Friends University grade point average of 3.75 graduate Magna Cum Laude; and those with a CGPA and Friends University grade point average of 3.9 graduate Summa Cum Laude. Students in this section are recognized as achieving graduation honors and will be wearing the crimson honor cord. Students who earn both an overall grade point average of 4.0 and a 4.0 on Friends University coursework are awarded a gold honor cord.

Douglas Bates Nolan Beugeling Shi’Amber Ashae Leigh Boyer Kira Emily Bryant * Krissy Buck Emma M Burnett John A. Carlin Sr. Alexandra S Cordero Wanda “Jill” Costello Kinley C Coward Nolan Michael Crumrine Eliya Mae Deckinger Marty Dick Rebecca Lyn Ellison Ashlynn Kayleen Fairall * Ali Elizabeth Foster Aleigha M Gale Adin Gilmore Braden W Gordon Kobe S Greenhalgh Mahayla Dawn Harris * Sadie Grace Harris * Sarah Marie Hauser Lauren Ashley Hockett * Paige Lynn Howe

Eli Christopher Jacobson Cooper Donovan Morris Joseph Brandy Jean Ketchersid Kassie Elaine Kinniburgh Yushin Kitada Emily A Kreis Olivia Ann Landreth Lucy A Leopold Johonna D. Marsh Kierra D McGuire Timothy G Milby III Miles Otis Samuel Miller Jaime Luis Mitchell Michaela R Morgan * Krystal R Muci Jack H Mullen Nathaniel J Neely Tan Phuoc Ngo Victoria Tolulope Oshakuade Mahalie P Owens Andrew Bryant Patterson * Salma Mariah Pena Aaron Scott Platt Haven F Pruitt *

Trey M Reid Makenzie L Reyes Nicole Danielle Robinson Kathleen M Rutler Tristen Scott Saunders Chai Thomas Savage Caytlyn M Schmuhl Ian G Schneweis Kale Jacob Schroeder Brady C Schwartz * Isabelle Rose Schwien Moriah A Shaw Brenda Elaine Shenk Timothy Paul Shenk Janelle Irene Shockley Faven F Simmons * Delano Solis Raychel Renae Stanfield Ethan Charles Stewart Olivia Straight Maddy Ann Strecker Adam James Tillberg Anthony Mason Warnecker Makenna Williams Elizabeth Victoria Yeremin *

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Honor

SOCIETIES Alpha Chi National College Honor Society Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society was established at Friends University in February 1986 to promote academic excellence and exemplary character. The Friends University chapter size is limited. Students are eligible to be invited for membership if they have completed at least 62 hours at Friends University by the fall semester, rank in the top 10 percent of the junior and senior classes, and are recommended by faculty. Members are recognized by their blue and green cords Anthony Warnecker

Sadie Harris

Ashlynn Fairall

Lauren Hockett

Krystal Muci

Honors Program The Friends University Honors Program is a community of highly motivated and academically adventurous students dedicated to attaining high levels of integration and achievement within their fields of study. Admission to the program begins during the student’s first year at the University and requires entering students to have a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher and an ACT score of 25 or higher. Thereafter, students must maintain that grade level while completing six credit hours of Honors Seminar, an interdisciplinary, discussion-based course in which numerous interconnected topics are closely examined, as well as completing an Honors Senior Project, a demanding work of research that is, at its conclusion, presented to the University community. The students who complete this full program are recognized as Honors Graduates with Distinction. Members are recognized by their purple and gold cords.

Shi’Amber Boyer Ashlynn Fairall

Adin Gilmore Reid Rhodes

Nicole Robinson Brian Sweney

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Honor

SOCIETIES Delta Kappa Honor Society Delta Kappa, the international marriage and family therapy honor society, is an academic and professional institution that provides an ongoing scholarly forum for the exchange of ideas related to the development of research, theory and clinical practice. Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) students, as emerging leaders in the field of mental health, are recognized for their academic achievements in MFT study and mentored through membership in Delta Kappa. Friends University is honored to have the Beta (Wichita) and Gamma (Kansas City) chapters of Delta Kappa. Members are recognized by their red and gold cords.

Wichita Recipients Alisha Bond Molly Brewer Scott Emeola Alexandra Gatz Alondra Hermosillo

Kenneth Kooser Christianna Mershon Jourdan Miller Chelsea Monette Chyann Morey

Nicole Roth Regina Teer Christina Wankum

Elizabeth Sykes Elise McKamie Caitlin Niendick Lisa Moore Sarah Wittman Kristen Thomas

Katharine O’Keefe, Thomas Thomas Angella Snyder Lynee Gonzales Madison Callahan

Kansas City Recipients Mallory McNeal Kirsten Tretbar Angela Ritz Katherine Fehlig Bronwyn Douglas Chris Allin

Latino Leadership The Latino Leadership undergraduate program began in August 2017. Membership is based on high scholastic achievement and outstanding leadership during high school. At Friends University, each student is surrounded by three mentors: peer, academic, and community. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in college coursework, serve as a leader in a campus club or organization, and a peer mentor to younger Latino leaders. Student participants are from various states and are pursuing a wide variety of majors while receiving a yearly scholarship. Internships in their major field are realized during the junior and senior years. Graduates from this special Friends University program are recognized by their multicolored cords and colorful stoles.

Yesenia Arrellano Miguel Guzmán

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Luz Ordónez-Samaniego Salma Peña

Jazleen Salas Marisa Salazar

University

PROGRAMS Sigma Delta Pi National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society Sigma Delta Pi was chartered in 1973 at Friends University and is the largest foreign language honor society in existence with chapters in all major universities in the United States and Canada. There are only six chapters in Kansas. Membership is based on the highest scholastic achievement in overall university course work and, specifically, in Spanish. Friends University’s Kappa Phi Chapter has been named outstanding chapter by the National Office 18 times: 1992, 1995-2001, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2019-2023 competing against 640 chapters nationwide. Members are recognized by their gold and red cords.

Kennedy Conrad Grethel De La Torre Randolph

Lauren Hockett Luz Ordoñez-Samaniego

Friendship Fields Friendship Fields is a program centered at Friends University that allows college-age adults with disabilities to experience college life while also offering Friends University students the opportunity to work with special needs students. The program was established by former Friendship Fields Director Val Wall in conjunction with Bill Allan, former associate professor of family life at Friends University, in 2014. A second program, Friendship Fields Academy, offers seven classes per semester for the fouryear program. A completion certificate is given at the end of the four years.

Friendship Fields Academy: Emma Kennedy Kindyl Heinz Friendship Fields Learning Experience: Matt Orth

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Undergraduate School

2024 GRADUATES Bachelor of Arts Autumn Jade Alvarez Nolan Beugeling Nathaniel Boone Emma M Burnett Alexandra S Cordero Cajia J Crawford Eliya Mae Deckinger Logan Earnst Grahm C Edmisten Nolan R Ewing Chrysalis A Gilmer Rachel Elizabeth Harvey Sarah Marie Hauser Tya J Jackson Melissa McRae Juhnke Jennifer Nicole Lallement Harley L Lang Andrea Stefania Losada Yara Audrey R Mathews Makenna Lynn Mitchell Jaden Larae Montoya Jack H Mullen Luz Paulina Ordonez Samaniego Gretchen F Otter Nicole Danielle Robinson Chai Thomas Savage Caytlyn M Schmuhl Hooper Reid Schroeder Kale Jacob Schroeder Brenda Elaine Shenk Clayton W Shepard Vanessa Sigala Hope Christie Smith Maddy Ann Strecker Braden Sweet LaShawn Sweet Ryan William Sylvester Gemma M Watts Tina Welch 17

Jacob R Withrow Devon T Woods Elizabeth Victoria Yeremin* Bachelor of Science Brian Doral Abbott Latricia Renee Anderson Jenna Arbuckle Yesenia Arellano Kenneth William Arnason Yalitza Arroyo Juan Avila-Lopez Calvin Jacob Baker Joah Baldwin Reese Tyler Barrelier Douglas Bates Sophie Izabel Benson Caleb Randal Bloomquist Maria Emiliana Botella Manich Shi’Amber Ashae Leigh Boyer Melanie Dawn Brenwald DaNisha LaNee Brown Raigan Brubaker Kira Emily Bryant McKinzy Rhyanne Bryant Gage Andrew Carr Taylor Cessna Khalil Cherry Cooper Dane Christian Laken Edgar Clowdus Caleb Michael Coats Mackenzie Cobb Caleb Jeremy Cook Wanda “Jill” Costello Kinley C Coward Nolan Michael Crumrine Carolyn Grace Dallimore Krystal Davis Kateri Yvette Dayson Grethel De La Torre

Jeanette Dixon Beatriz Dominguez Zachary Wayne Dressler Brandi Dutt Dectrick Deron Edwards Jr Rebecca Lyn Ellison Dallas J Elmore Steven Ryan Laker Sherri S. Everett Ashlynn Kayleen Fairall Ali Elizabeth Foster Joseph Dean French Joshua Robert Fridley Aleigha M Gale Devon C Gassmann Carisa Ann Gelino Andrea Gomez Braden W Gordon Ann Nicole Graham Kevin Montez Green Jr Kobe S Greenhalgh Joel V Guerrero Jr Hector E Gutierrez Zachary L Hamm Blake Allen Hanenberg Mahayla Dawn Harris Sadie Grace Harris Katherine A Hemmen Lauren Ashley Hockett Paige Lynn Howe Juan Huelamo Jr. Eli Christopher Jacobson Daniel Jaime Challen Xander Jimenez Karleigh Rachelle Johnson Karsten R Johnson Andrew Michael Jones Cooper Donovan Morris Joseph Dean James Killion Kassie Elaine Kinniburgh Yushin Kitada Olivia Ann Landreth

Graduates will not walk in alphabetical order.

Lucy A Leopold Marcus Scott Lindley Carson Eve Linenberger Tiayla E Maholmes Olivia Chais Mandeville Elsy Jane Manwill Christian Martin Manuel Martinez III Ian Franco MartinezMolina Tyler Mathews Kierra D McGuire Adamaris Yadira Medina Colton Tucker Meier Timothy G Milby III Miles Otis Samuel Miller Jaime Luis Mitchell Michaela R Morgan * TaPanga Elaine Morgan Joshua Lee Morris Krystal R Muci Nathaniel J Neely Eric Niyonzima Matheus Paes Leme de Oliveira Victoria Tolulope Oshakuade Mahalie P Owens Andrew Bryant Patterson Cooper Alan Peters Aaron Scott Platt Andrea Rachelle Powers Haven F Pruitt Christian Raffinengo John Hollin Raley Michelle A Ramstack Trey M Reid * Makenzie L Reyes Reid Cordell Rhodes Peter Kendall Roenne Eastyn Ruffin Kathleen M Rutler Jazleen Salas

Alexis Ann Salmans Linda Johanna Sanchez Fernando Yashir Sandoval Tristen Scott Saunders Ian G Schneweis Brady C Schwartz Isabelle Rose Schwien * Moriah A Shaw Janelle Irene Shockley McKenzi Nicole Shurley Angelo Silva Faven F Simmons Christina Marie Smith Allyson Sparks Steve Staco Nathaniel D Standley Raychel Renae Stanfield * Idalia Yazmine StarlinDriver Ethan Charles Stewart Hailey Diane Stiverson Becca Elizabeth Stottlemire Olivia Straight Brian A Sweney Phap Truong Cristan Vitkus Anthony Mason Warnecker Melissa Marie Weisgerber Jazzmyn Williams Makenna Williams Taylor I Wise Hanna Renae Wood Austin C. Zaring Cassandra R Ziegler Bachelor of Music Naomi Lyra Cavanaugh Adin Gilmore Emily A Kreis Tan Phuoc Ngo Salma Mariah Pena

*Graduates are receiving more than one degree.

Oscar Andres Ramos Timothy Paul Shenk * Adam James Tillberg Josephine L Trout Bachelor of Business Admin.

John A. Carlin Sr. Marty Dick Linnie D. Hook Thomas Benjamin Kautz Brandy Jean Ketchersid Johonna D. Marsh Robert Eugene Maxson Jr Kelsey L Roberson Andrew Clark Runk Bachelor of General Studies Austin James Beck Justin Douglas Biehler Krissy Buck Teaunya Le’Shun Edwards Nicole Etzel Alycia Nicole Garrett Bryce Jeffrey Haight Darcy Ann Jaeger Ms. Karole J Morehead Barry Eugene Parks Heather Scott Delano Solis Jeremy Allen Tector Douglas Quade Lee Truby Mauricio J Vargas Joanne Marie Weddle Monty D Welch Associate in General Studies Emily Danley Noah William Eugene Townson

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Graduate School

2024 GRADUATES Master of Arts

Rebecca Anne Reynolds

Suzanne Bonifert

Jena Marie Schwab

Micah Alexis Hall

Altstaetter

Teri Lin Shipley

Alondra Hermosillo

Steven Dyer Bailey

Patricia Ruth Sprain

Christina Joy Hofer

Anna May Barnett

Bill John Steuwer Jr

Chanelle Elizabeth

Tim Bird

Michelle Marie Suwyn

Johnson

Erin Black

Erica Burge Tanner

Rye Kennedy

Brock Tyler Bondurant

Heather A Walton

Kenneth Joseph Kooser

James William Bouck

Darryl Williamson

Sherry Lynn Loghry Lindsay Ann Lopez

Kolby Deshun Master of Science

Louis Brandon Louchet

Alana Pilar Dawson

Christopher Roberts Allin

Michael James Malone

Marc Edward Dickmann

Jenny Claire Baldwin

Jewel Stevens Mann

Elisa Marie Earwicker

Emily Christine Birney

Elise Megan McKamie

Robert Scott Ebbens

Alisha Phillips Bond

Madison Rose McMillan

Susan P. Elliott

Christianna Diane Bowen

Mallory Kristin McNeal

Elizabeth Meghan

Molly Lou Brewer

Dominique Marie Miller

Madison Marie Callahan

Elizabeth Nicole Miller

Lisa Bertha Goff

Jack Tayler Chavis

Jourdan M Miller

Bethany Gulotta

Kendra M. Collier

Alicia Luella Mills

Lisa Kathleen Betz

Quentin Alexander Curry

Chelsea McKenna

Bunch-Dennis

Glendenning

Hajda

Kevin John Diemer

Monette

Bronwyn Leola Douglas

Lisa Rene Moore

Kelsey Leigh Ellis

Chyann Morey

Charles Isaac Hedquist

Scott Allan Emeola

Caitlin Lou Niendick

Elise Catherine Herzing

Mason Engelken

Katharine Okeefe

Jeromie Christopher

Katherine Eleanor Fehlig

Raven Star Padilla

Maggonage Udara

Andrea LeNae’ Primm

Jessica Marie Haverkamp

Jones

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Flores

William Jared Jones

Fernando

Annelise Clare Kahler

Ruth A Flickinger

Angela K Ritz Nicole Lelani Roth

Anna LeBaron

Alexa L Forsythe

Prosper Rumano

Julie Ann Luse

Alexandra N Gatz

Breno Santos Schmidt

Alysia Dawn Miller

Lynée Michelle Gonzales

Evie Lynne Schlife

Tessa Mae Mullet

Kendra Noel Gooden

Alexis Taylor Sherwood

Michael Wayde Nay

Aileen Gabriela Gurrola-

Jordan P. Singh

Karren Sutton Skelton

Alicia Renee Dunagan

Sydney Marie McGrown

Angella Snyder

Denise S Solf

Sarah Katherine McKinney

Elizabeth Anne Sykes

Scott Kevin Sweetwood

Danica Lashell McLaughlin

Regina R Teer

Cara M Turybury

Kelsey A Mears-Worster

Kristen Elizabeth Thomas

Jennifer Jane Uhlenhop

Sonja E Mencacci

Thomas K Thomas

Mary Jo Van Dalen

Sarah Anne Miles

(Sandeep)

Jason Mark West

Dalton P Miller

Kirsten Tretbar

Deja Lee Wilson

Greely Munroe

Jamie Lynn Tyson *

Dwayne Murray

Christina Marie Wankum

Master of Business

Mason C Murray

Elisabeth Wells

Administration

Emilee Ruth Price

Sarah Beth Wittman

Stephen A Acosta

Shelby Deane Reaves

Heather Renee Barrier

Trey M Reid *

Nicholas David Ward

Isabelle Rose Schwien *

Master of Education Sarah Ann Bannister

Boone

Kimberly Anne Barker

Iley Bruce

Derek Tyler Stafford

Nicole Marie Borders

Sebastian Carbajal

Raychel Renae Stanfield *

Alicia D Brewer

Waylon Menewa Chance

Thashwinny

Deanna Lisa Castilla

Joshua Alexander

Adrianna Christopher

Dedeaux

Eva C Smith

Sundaramoorthy Geralyn M Tonry

Danielle Lianne Dunagan

Jayla Alexandria Dennis

Becker James Truster

Jo D Fridley

Kevin John Diemer *

Tyler E Walock

Amber M Glover

Lori Doss

Kristen Walters

Kristin J Guerrero

Tanner Kade Galliart

Clifford Sean Washington

Shade Hirons

Travis Vernon Heath

Bayli Sue Waters

Rebecca Lynn Jones

Logan Jeffrey Horning

Ariel Ryanne Kelly

Derrick Donnell Hudson Jr

Caroline Rose Kinney

Ashleigh Braelyn Hunter

Jessica Ellen May

Abigail Marie Jackson

Lori Higgins Miller

D’Ron Jacobs

Mary Margaret Palmer

Spencer William Kraus

Shauna Pierce

Richard A Lara Jr

Lindsey Amy Pitzer

Shannon Breann Lauber

Hannah L Ramey

Dawson James Marcum

Juan Manuel Ramirez

Juliana Silveira Martin

*Graduates are receiving more than one degree.

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Graduate School

2024 GRADUATES Global Masters of

Master of

Business Administration

Healthcare Leadership

Armando Aragonez de

Vida Michelle James

Vasconcellos Bezerra Christy Ann Kauiomakana Hopfe Andrey Victor Moreira Rios Gabriel Peter Munoz Theresa Kay Sutton Kimberly Nicole Taylor Jamie Lynn Tyson * Fernando Vidrio

Graduates will not walk in alphabetical order.

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