2025 Commencement Program

125TH ANNUAL FRIENDS UNIVERSITY

Commencement MAY 10, 2025 · INTRUST BANK ARENA

THANK YOU

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

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In accordance with Kansas State Fire Marshal regulations, we request that you take a moment to identify two emergency exits closest to you. We have checked these exits and other emergency equipment in this building and verify they are available for use in case of emergency. In case of emergency, pay close attention to the announcer or your usher for important life-safety information.

WELCOME

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

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CONTENTS Welcome from the President Page 3

2025 Order of the Tower Page 10

Welcome to the Alumni Association Page 4

Honor Societies Page 11

Important Information Page 5 Livestream of Ceremony Cell Phones & Mobile Devices Outdoor Reception Commencement DVD & Flash Drives Commencement Photographs Concessions In the Event of an Emergency or Severe Weather

University Programs Page 13

Commencement Exercises Page 6 Academic Regalia Page 8 Keynote Speaker & Emeritus Faculty Page 9

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2025 Graduates Undergraduate School Page 14 Graduate School Page 17

PRESIDENT To the Class of 2025: 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 goodwill 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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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

INFORMATION 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.

Reception Immediately following the Commencement Ceremonies, graduates and guests can enjoy a short reception outside the north entrance of the arena with refreshments and opportunities to meet with Faculty and Alumni Relations. The reception will be moved inside in the event of inclement weather.

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 www.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 2025 Jessica Boone Director of Alumni

Invocation Dr. Thayne Thompson Board Chair Friends University

Benediction* Dr. Kevin Hoppock Board Member Friends University

Class Greeting Bronwyn Redus Student Body President Choral Selections Friends University Singing Quakers Dr. Rayvon T.J. Moore, Director Dr. Jamie Knight, Accompaniment “Come and Go (To That Land)”

Recessional Friends University Brass Ensemble Dr. Shawn M. Knopp, Director Reception North Entrance, INTRUST Bank Arena

“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” arr. Gilbert M. Martin Commencement Remarks Rolaine Hetherington (bio on page 9) Presentation of Awards and 2025 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.

William Logan

Cameran Snodgrass

Faith Smith

Ethan Gregg

Jenikka Boone

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

Teresa Miller 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. Rebecca Culver-Turner Dr. Russell Arben Fox Dr. Jena M. Cantwell Dr. Rebecca Lynn

Associate Professor of MFT Professor of Political Science Assistant Professor of Business Assistant Professor of Mathematics

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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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KEYNOTE KEYNOTE SPEAKER SPEAKER & E&MERITUS EMERITUS FACULTY FACULTY 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.

Rolaine Hetherington 1993, first as an adjunct professor and then as a full-time professor since 2011. Hetherington teaches studio voice, directs the Concert Choir and the Chamber Choir, teaches the Friends Experience class for fine arts majors and participants, and has co-directed both musical theatre and opera productions. She has taught at the public-school level and held positions at William Penn College in Iowa, and North Central Bible College and Crown College in Minnesota. Rolaine has had a vibrant career of performing and teaching. Thirty-two of those years have been spent at Friends where she has taught voice, directed the Concert Choir for 22 years and co-directed many of the musical theater and opera productions over the past 17 years. She has felt much loved by her wonderful students and had the privilege to work with some of the best colleagues ever. She’s enjoyed off-loading surplus produce from the family garden and eggs to colleagues and students. Rolaine has been married to a sweetheart of a husband for almost 33 years, has two children she loves and likes and is the proud grandmother of two of the “most adorable granddaughters ever.”

Hetherington was the recipient of a Rotary International Graduate Fellowship to study music at the Graz Conservatory in Austria. She has performed with the BBC National Bach Society of Minnesota, Minneapolis’ Children’s Theatre, Oregon Bach Festival, Wichita Chamber Chorale, Music Theatre of Wichita, as well as numerous regional choirs and theaters throughout the Midwest. She has music published with Alliance Music Publications. Under her direction the Concert Choir has had the privilege of performing at the Kansas Music Educators Association’s winter conference twice.

Hetherington holds a B.A. in Piano Performance and K-12 Music Education from Hendrix College, a Master of Music in Music Education, Louisiana State University, a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Louisiana State University and a Certificate of Completion from the Hochschule für Musick und darstellende Kunst, Graz, Austria.

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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.

Justin Michael Albert Keagan Scott Alejo Gerardo Jose Alemany Moratinos Hayden A Allen Kori R Babcock McKenzie L Bartholomew Molly K Bender Emma Brooke Bloemhof Mark Daniel Bogner Dillon Eugene Boldt* Rayne Mikele Bossier Asher Brewer Nathaniel Robert Brightup* Matthew Hunter Bronstad Caique Camargo Trivelato Pereira Kylie Mae Carson Cameron Robert Chase Jarrett D Cheatham Amy Lynn Cole Kennedy Conrad* Spencer Joe Davidson* Gema Del Valle Juarez Trevor William Derenthal Rebecca Lyn Ellison Lucy Caroline Enns Lauryn Erickson Alexis Evans

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Haley Michelle Fallis Jack Aaron Franklin Enric Galan Garcia Zachary T Garraway Jimma Allen Gass Christopher Gaytan Makenna Dawn Gifford Alexander H Grier Zoe E Grolnic Rebecca J Grosselin Gavin Lewis Hawkins Brian Christopher Held Grace Tyler Hepner Ms. Coleton John Herman Adelynn Hobbs Chyanne M Hodges Jadyn T Hurst Elaina Lynne Johnson Benjamin N Joy* Ali Shea Kells Kylie Michael Lewis* Lake A Lyon* Manuel Madrid Jr Jason Lee McGuire Alex Elizabeth Medlin Priscilla Leiani Mora Gavin E Mount* Kylie Richelle Mouser Gabrielle M Murphy

Halle J Nagel Sydney Amanda Nelson* Heather Marie Newell Irian Padulles Majo Taylor Leann Paris David Josh Price Tristan Michael Davidson Rathbone Bronwyn Alexis Redus Ashlyn R Ryall Astrid-Jackie Same Njowe Kelli R Seiwert* Emmah J. Sultz Trenton Gregory Sutherland Michael David Taylor Abigail Joy Tello* Seth Michael Thomas Lennon Giovanni Tillemans Tiffany T Tran Matthew A Treto Wesley Ann Elizabeth Truster Bella R Via Carlos Antonio Vidrio Hannah Rose Wassall Alayna Diane Welch Damond Clark Wells Riley Elizabeth Wertz

*Graduates with a 4.0 GPA and golden cords

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.

Bronwyn Redus

Kelli Seiwert

Benjamin Joy

Abigail Tello

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.

Rebecca Grosselin

Alyssa McJunkin

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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..

Isabella Alexander Dan Bigelow Rick Chamness Mason L. Cloud John Dixon Colleen Francis Tanya Fritz Catalano Trinity Ensminger

Haley M. Geer Nicholas Gorges Brittani Green Harry S.J. Green Elizabeth Kolodziej Emma Lacy Susan Le Anita Olsen

Mitzi Guerrero Pena Elena Peterson Jamieson Reese Popst Elyssa Fae Salazar Grace Sevart Raelynn Slipke Jansyn Townsend Holly Watson

Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies. With over 770 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,400 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 7,500 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature.

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Lilly Busatti

Chyanne Hodges

Grace Hepner

Joshua Kampe

Alyssa McJunkin

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 14 times: 1992, 1995-2001, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2019-20 competing against 596 chapters nationwide. The award is based on outstanding achievements and activities on campus and in the community. Members are recognized by their gold and red cords.

Alexander Miller Courtney Osterhout

Frieda Quinones Abigail Tello

Kayla Zavala Elijah Zortman

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 leadership participants. 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.

Kayli Gonzales

Anthony Torres Carlos Vidrio

Elijah Zortman Halle Zortman

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.

Joshua Patrick Hayes John Phillip Huslig

Todd Dalton Bates

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2025 GRADUATES Bachelor of Arts Hayden A Allen Nia Baker Eren M Bogner Lilly Kaye Busatti Kyra Rae Carrell Elizabeth J Chaffin Amy Lynn Cole Jarod Kristopher Daniel Gema Del Valle Juarez Derick T Diaz Lauryn Erickson Jayden Estabrook Alexis Evans Zachary T Garraway Kayli Micole Gonzales Colton Bradley Green Miguel R Guzman Grace Tyler Hepner Ms. Adelynn Hobbs Chyanne M Hodges Jadyn T Hurst Ali Shea Kells Jacob A Knowles Mia Grace Krebs Keily A Larosee Mallory Ann Lewis Preston A Lewis Alyssa M McJunkin Estrella Esperansa Meraz Gianna Moreno Frieda Quinones Jose Froylan Ruiz Kelli R Seiwert 14

Jasmine Gabrielle Sousa Abigail Joy Tello Jesolyn Michele Trego Nicholas M Wetta Elijah Dale Zortman Bachelor of Science Brian Doral Abbott Keagan Scott Alejo Gerardo Jose Alemany Moratinos Natalie Rain Amaya Dominic Jacob Arellano Nijai B Armbrister Mr. Kori R Babcock Brenda A Baeza Jaime A Baldwin III McKenzie L Bartholomew Molly K Bender Niquan Benjamin Matthew Benton Emma Brooke Bloemhof Mark Daniel Bogner Peyton Lynn Bohannon Cassidy L Bomholt Rayne Mikele Bossier* Asher Brewer Wade A Bright Matthew Hunter Bronstad Cody Gordon Brown Madison L Burge

Caique Camargo Trivelato Pereira Kylie Mae Carson Jacob Nikolas Castellanos Jr. Chase Michael Chanminaraj Cameron Robert Chase Jarrett D Cheatham Khalil Cherry Ethan Jacob Chouinard Jasmine D Conley Kennedy Conrad Michael Patrick Conroy III Taylor M Cowles* Lucero Itzli Cuevas Carolyn June Culp Aubrie May Culver Spencer Joe Davidson Audrey M Davis Justin Anthony Decorah Keyon Eugene Dickerson Nakita Dixon Rebecca Nicole Dunn Abigail Ann Ellermann Rebecca Lyn Ellison Annika Joy Fagerstrom Haley Michelle Fallis Jack Aaron Franklin Enric Galan Garcia Matthew Ace Garcia Sean Andrew Garcia

Graduates will not walk in alphabetical order.

Felipe Andres Garcia Munoz* Jimma Allen Gass Christopher Gaytan Kevin S Gehrke Makenna Dawn Gifford Saidy I Gonzalez Anna Kristen Griekspoor Alexander H Grier Mason Alexander Grillot Zoe E Grolnic Treylan Cody Gross Rebecca J Grosselin Hector E Gutierrez Isabelle D Hardy Nathan Jye Harris Alec Hartman Miles Kade Hartman Juan Hawach Torres Clement J Heck Brian Christopher Held Ezekiel Anthony Ahi Henson Coleton John Herman Paul Matthew Herrera IV Jacqueline J Hiberd Alec Enrique Hinojos Danielle M Holliday Sadie M Hopman Juan Huelamo Jr Newton Huynh Taylor A Jackson

Challen Xander Jimenez Elaina Lynne Johnson Samantha M Johnson Madison R Jones Benjamin N Joy Brandilee Rose Joyner Kasongo E Kasongo Sarah Kendall Janis Kiser Caleb Michael Knight Lincoln Christopher Koehn Austin T Kofford Kylie Michael Lewis Greenlee Ann Lindsey Joshua K Loucks Lake A Lyon Manuel Madrid Jr Chase Remington Martindale Manuel Martinez III Jaaliyah Matthews Sophia Elizabeth McCann Kelley Colleen McDonald Lauryn D Mciver Pierre Emal McNeal Jr Alex Elizabeth Medlin Yajaira Mendoza Ramirez Alexyss N Miller Jevon Layne Miller Mr. Priscilla Leiani Mora

*Graduates are receiving more than one degree.

Willow Rayne Moring Gavin E Mount Kylie Richelle Mouser Gabrielle M Murphy Halle J Nagel Isaac Oliver Nelson Heather Marie Newell Dorcas Nsimire Ezavian James Ortega Matthew Alonso Pachuca Irian Padulles Majo Taylor Leann Paris Yairee Perez Braulio Perez Graino Antonia Cherylee Perier Kaylah A Petty Dalton Phillips Dyllon H Phillips Samuel Asher Pinkerton Cierrah Lynnae Plummer Charlene Porter Alexis Powell* David Josh Price Tristan Michael Davidson Rathbone Noah A Redcorn Bronwyn Alexis Redus Jonah Sterling Reynolds Bryson Rigsby Emily E Robbins Peter Kendall Roenne Treyton Allan Rusher Ashlyn R Ryall 15

2025 GRADUATES Bachelor of Science (cont.)

Marisa Salazar Astrid-Jackie Same Njowe Pablo Sanz Rillo Jennifer Ashley Segundo Victoria Rose Serratos Kim Michelle Silkwood Miraya N Smith Lexie Christine Spearman Keyren J Spiller Jr Ava Elizabeth Staver Ciara Alexandra Steinert Emmah J. Sultz Trenton Gregory Sutherland Jovany Alexander Tamayo Zoey K Tauanu’U Michael David Taylor Lennon Giovanni Tillemans Ashley Nicole Tindle Anthony Torres Marco Antonio Torres Jr Tarek Richard Toussaint Noah William Eugene Townson Tiffany T Tran Anicia A Tyson-Salas* Raigan Lillian Underhill 16

Oscar Santiago Vargas Lopez Videla Bella R Via Carlos Antonio Vidrio Charisma M Villanueva Anya R Walton Hannah Rose Wassall Alayna Diane Welch Damond Clark Wells Riley Elizabeth Wertz Melonie Renee Wheeler Jordon Jacobi Williams Taylor Wuestney Christian M Zaricki Jr Bachelor of Music Dillon Eugene Boldt Nathaniel Robert Brightup Lucy Caroline Enns Madyson Delanie Groves Gavin Lewis Hawkins Sydney Amanda Nelson Matthew A Treto Bachelor of Business Admin.

Nicole Marie Brown Titus P Cordero David Lamont Fields Jason Lee McGuire Kevin Neubauer

Bachelor of General Studies Justin Michael Albert Seth Tyler Alderson Allysa Nicole Allton Trevor William Derenthal Melanie Gail Flynn Sherry Lynn Kelly Dayvon M Mason Matthew Aaron Orozco Seth Michael Thomas Darren Triebel Wesley Ann Elizabeth Truster Brittany Kaye Vanroyen Joanne Marie Weddle Monty D Welch

2025 GRADUATES Master of Arts Jessica Boscarino Mark Brockberg Amy Ellen Broeseker Jamie Cowan Branda Villastrigo Dieterle Lori Donell Eby Lester Leon “Kip” Foster Jr Lena Marie Glaze Angela Hama Suzanne Hillegas Jason Mitchel Howard Brady Warren Landenberger Jennifer Lynn Mathews Kelli Kay McKnight Steven Ernest Miller Carmen Elena Owen Von Anthony Cajudo Parangalan Lindsay Joy Parnell Lacy Erin Pauley Kathryn Sharpe Sammons Mary Katherine Scheibe Jacob Ryan Sessions Suzanne Slagell Timothy Charles Stewart Jacob Hadley Stratman Alyson Faith Trexler Londa Kay Wagner

Erica Ware Trishia Marie Warrick Master of Science Isabel Basadre Alexander Francisca Soria Avila Henry Aaron Baxter Daniel Shea Bigelow Jon Logan Bowles Emma Catherine Brown Hannah Colleen Brumfield Noah Jason Carroll Estefania Castrillon Richard Daniel Chamness Jack Tayler Chavis Monty Da Chin Dionna Rae Clark Mason Lane Cloud Kathleen Connor Claire Austin Lee Cox Latanya Davis Dunn John Dale Dixon Trinity Renea Ensminger Graham W Faul Colleen Elizabeth Deely Francis Tanya Fritz Catalano Haley Monroe Geer Daniel Austin George Nicholas Gorges

Brittani Green Harry Samuel Jonathan Green Makenna Jae Grow Mitzi Itzel Guerrero Pena Kerrion L Hadnot Brian Christopher Held George Howard Jefferson Zack J Johnson Tiffany Marie Kennedy Sarah Elizabeth Klein Elizabeth Sue Kolodziej Nikolett Krivek Emma Nicole Lacy Trent David Landenberger Trisha Lynn Lauer Huyen Susan Thu Le Jennifer Lynn Leibovitz My’Nika Lucas Holly Jo Lungwitz Bradley McBride TaPanga Morgan Lynette Marie Morse Benjamin Ray Mosley Kaelyn E Nichols Anita R. Olsen Raven Star Padilla Alexander K Page Elena Diantha Peterson Jamieson Reese Popst

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2025 GRADUATES Master of Science (cont.)

Andrea LeNae’ Primm Holly M. Watson Claire Amelia Rathgeber Carly Reppert Eric Lee Reynolds Elyssa Fae Salazar Lesley Selvidge Grace Marie Sevart Raelynn Michelle Slipke Andrea Marie Sumpter Elizabeth Anne Tally Elizabeth Tally Mikkel Semaj Tarver Jansyn Barbara Townsend Elizabeth Maisie Elaine Tuck Penny H. Vandiver Kiley Ann Vogel Hannah Joy Wahaus Samantha Marie Wick Rachel Wolf Master of Management Information Systems Werner Akplogan Christopher Bessard Sean Thomas Doyle Daniel Albert Freeland Bryce Jeffrey Haight Alekhya Parimala 18

Koppolu Muradweesh Reddy Kothapally Kenneth Alan McNeil Sr. Harshavardhan Palakuri Aarti Nitin Patil Master of Education Kaitlin Mary Anthony.

Caleb Morgan Brooks Gregg Rowland Buehler Cassi Madison Clouse Jason T Cotter Jillian Leigh Cumberland Cicely Erin Dare Ms. Jennifer Ann Dunagan Jannea Aileen Griswold Kristen D Hoy Zoe Elizabeth Hutchins Kelly M Margheim Keegan Wade Martin Kristina Louise McKown Delaney Kate McWilliams Brandon Lee Meuten Emily Taylor Moore Jeremy Wayne Moss Jack H Mullen Elizabeth Marie Navickas Rofail Vinh Nguyen Beverly Dawn Nowak

Ashlea Lucile Pfannenstiel Jana M Phillips Susan Pittman Kimberly Dawn Roske Kimberly Jo Ryckman Hooper Reid Schroeder Jason Jacob Jerome Smith Emma Rose Steelman Lauren Nicole Stringer Colby Dean Swift Karla Lyn Trimble Dustin Wiley Tricia Leigh Wyckoff Jenna Lee Yarochowicz Master of Business Administration Manuel Aguilar III Autumn Jade Alvarez Douglas Bates Gage Andrew Carr Chase Michael Chanminaraj Laken Clowdus Caleb M Coats Spencer Joe Davidson Daniel Henry Doerge Jr. Abigail Ann Ellermann Dallas J Elmore Michael Anthony Ficarra David Lamont Fields

2025 GRADUATES Andres Vicente Gannat Fuentes Luis Tomas Garcia Vazquez Devon C Gassmann Lisa A Gile Lydia Lyn Goering Davna R. G. Gould Alexander H Grier Joshua Hare Sadie Grace Harris Austin Hendrickson Logan Jeffrey Horning Abbigail R Hull Linda Kay Jordan Thomas Benjamin Kautz Corey Allen Keller Sherry Lynn Kelly Tavis Leake II Amari Lowe Tiayla E Maholmes Fallyn Dawn Marshall Luke Mills Jaime Luis Mitchell Kingsley Kurirai Mudambanuki Tommy Nguyen Daniel Felipe Ramirez Carlos Luis Rodriguez Eastyn Delayne Ruffin Fernando Yashir Sandoval II

Paul Frederick Sawatski Jr Jacob Calvin Smith JaCoby Smith Steve Staco Maddy A Strecker Gerome Sudi Taryn Alexis Sweat Anicia A Tyson-Salas Carlos Antonio Vidrio Zachary Joseph Willard Christina Bopha Wilson

Master of Healthcare Leadership Beatrice Anne Duncan Tiffany Vivian Ho

Global Master of Business Administration Starr Brightt Barnes Monalisa ChakrabortyVining Cooper Dane Christian Nelson Alexander Escalante Jose Antonio Lapentty Makela McCall Matheus Oliveira Sr Jonathan Padilla Haven F Pruitt Jesse Quezada Jazleen Salas Triana Mellony H Smith Nabila Tabassum Cameron James Walker Austin Zaring Graduates will not walk in alphabetical order. 19

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