Class of 2025 Commencement Program - Undergraduate

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2025 COMMENCEMENT UNDERGRADUATE

2025 COMMENCEMENT

Graduates and members of the audience are asked to remain in their seats throughout the ceremony so that they do not interfere with the special moments of others. During the ceremony, please turn off all cell phones and mobile devices. Thank you.

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

Order of Procession

The Faculty Marshals

The Faculty and Administration of the University

The Graduate Marshals

The Graduates of the University

The Trustees of the University

The Dais Party

Dais Party

6.

7. Mahesh Aggarwal, Ph.D President, Faculty Senate

8. Kelly Fennessy Meredith ’08 President, Gannon University Alumni Association

1. Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D. President
2. The Most Rev. Lawrence T. Persico, J.C.L. Bishop, Diocese of Erie Chairperson, Board of Trustees
3. Steve Scully American Broadcast Journalist
4. Rev. Michael Kesicki ’83 University Chaplain
5. Sarah Ewing, Ph.D. Provost and Vice President for Student Experience
Bryce Smiley Chief of Staff, Student Government Association
9. Karinna Vernaza, Ph.D. Dean, College of Engineering and Business
10. Lori Lindley, Ph.D. Dean, College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
11. Kimberly Cavanagh, DHSc, PA-C Dean, Morosky College of Health Professions and Sciences

Processional*

“Pomp and Circumstance: March No. 1”

Sir Edward Elgar

Posting of the Colors of the United States and Gannon University* Gannon University’s Army ROTC

National Anthem*

“The Star-Spangled Banner” By: Francis Scott Key Performed by: Anthony Nunez ’25

Call to Commencement

Sarah Ewing, Ph.D. Provost and Vice President for Student Experience

Invocation*

Rev. Michael Kesicki ’83 University Chaplain

Welcome

Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D. President

Introduction of Commencement Speaker and Presentation of Honorary Degree

Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D. President

Commencement Address

Steve Scully

American Broadcast Journalist

Presentation of Degree Candidates

Karinna Vernaza, Ph.D., Dean College of Engineering and Business

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Cyber Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Degree in Memoriam

Lori Lindley, Ph.D., Dean College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences

Associate of Arts

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

Kimberly Cavanagh, DHSc, PA-C, Dean Morosky College of Health Professions and Sciences

Associate of Science

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Conferral of Degrees

Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D., President

Alumni Association Welcome

Kelly Fennessy Meredith ’08 President, Gannon University Alumni Association

Conferral of Distinguished Student Awards

Walter Iwanenko, Ph.D., President

Kappa Gamma Pi

Archbishop John Mark Gannon Award Gannon University Medal of Honor

Prayer of Sending Forth

The Most Rev. Lawrence T. Persico, J.C.L., Bishop, Diocese of Erie

*All who are able are asked to stand.

Prayer of Sending Forth

The Bishop: Lord God, You accompany us at each moment of our journey through life.

Continue to guide our graduates in the paths they have chosen.

May your truth purify their values. May your wisdom enlighten their decisions. May your goodness be the foundation of their relationships.

May your love be the consolation of their souls. Be at their side in difficulty.

Prompt their generosity in prosperity.

Deepen their humility in success.

All respond: Amen

Academic Regalia in American Universities

In 1895, the Intercollegiate Commission presented to American institutions of higher learning the Intercollegiate Code. Today, this code provides for three types of gowns. Those for bachelors are made of black material and have long, pointed sleeves. The master’s gown is made with an oblong sleeve, open at the wrist. The rear part of its oblong shape is a square cut and the front part has an arc cutaway. The doctor’s gown is made with bell-shaped sleeves and like the master’s gown, it is designed so that it can be worn open or closed.

The black oxford cap is worn for all degrees, but only the doctor’s cap may be made of velvet. Only doctors and presidents of colleges may wear a gold tassel on the cap.

The Bishop: May almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

All respond: Amen

It is the hood which is the most important and distinctive feature of the American code.

The doctor’s hood, of black cloth, is four feet in length and made with a wide panel. The master’s and bachelor’s hoods are three-and-one-half feet long and three feet wide.

The binding or trim of all hoods is of velvet, two, three and five inches wide for the bachelor’s, master’s and doctor’s degrees, respectively.

The color of this velvet trim indicates the department or faculty to which the degree pertains, each department having been assigned a different color by the Intercollegiate Code. The lining of the hood reflects the official colors of the college/university.

Arts, Letters, Humanities - White

Business - Drab

Communications & Theology - Red

Education - Light Blue

Engineering - Orange

Health Sciences - Sage

Healthcare & Public Administration - Peacock

Law - Purple

Medical Sciences - Green

Nursing - Apricot

Philosophy - Royal

Political Science & Social Work - Citron Public Health - Salmon

Science - Gold

COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

A native of Erie, Pa., Steve Scully is currently the host of “The Briefing with Steve Scully on Sirius XM,” heard across North America. He also serves as a Senior Fellow at the Former Members of Congress Association Director of the Jefferson Educational Society (JES) Brock Institute.

In June, he was appointed to the University of Southern California Annenberg School as a Visiting Fellow for the Center for Communication Leadership & Policy.

Since 2010, Scully has served as chairman of the Jefferson Educational Society global summit, the premier policy conference in Northwestern Pennsylvania. He has brought in leading figures in politics, academia and journalism, including President George W. Bush, First Lady Laura Bush, Rep. Liz Cheney, NPR’s Cokie Roberts, Fox News Political Analyst Karl Rove, historians Doris Kearns Goodwin and Doug Brinkley, PBS’ Judy Woodruff, CBS’ John Dickerson, and a long list of other experts in their field.

He is the former senior vice president at the Bipartisan Policy Center, and prior to that, Scully served as C-SPAN's senior executive producer and political editor for three decades.

During his time at C-SPAN, he conducted nearly 8,000 interviews, launched several signature programs and interviewed every U.S. president from President Gerald Ford to President Donald Trump.

Scully served as a member of the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) for nine years, including WHCA President. In 2019, he was inducted to the Pennsylvania Broadcasters Hall of Fame. His work covering every presidential campaign since 1992 has won multiple awards, including the Cable Ace and an Emmy.

He also served as an adjunct faculty member at a number of schools, including Purdue University, Pace University, University of Denver, University of Wisconsin and University of California-DC.

Scully began his journalism career at WSEE-TV in his hometown of Erie before working at WHEC-TV in Rochester, N.Y.

Steve is the 14th child in a family of 16, with five sets of twins and is married to Kathryn Reim, a Fairview, Pa. native. They have four children (Mary Cathryn, Cristen, Daniel and Natalie,) the youngest of whom was adopted. Two others died as infants—Carolyn in 1994 of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and Jack, in 1996, as a stillbirth. He serves on the board of directors of the CJ Foundation for SIDS and First Candle.

Scully earned his undergraduate degree at American University in 1982 and a Master of Science at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism in 1985.

Steve Scully

Humane Letters, honoris causa

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Undergraduate

Studies

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND BUSINESS

Bachelor of Arts

Donia Alzoubi

David Francis Jr.

Bachelor of Science

Sultan Alshaeri

Ngendananimana Arthur +

Andres Fernando Esteban Florez

Mir Zaman Hayat

Madison M. Pernesky

Ajani Shelton

Md Shadidur Isl Jawad

Matthew Margosian +++

Roberto Andre Mossi Milla

Fidan Tahirli +

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering

Zainab Altamimi +++

Leyre Berganzos Fernandez + Nardos Filimona Bisrat

John Cameron Brady

Seth Michael Butler

Gregory William Coppola II

Gavyn Kade Hansotte +++

Paige Leann Johnson ++

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Herman Aanberg +

Elijah Michael Banks

Bryce Eric Bearss

Cassidy Renee Benson

Alexander Bruce +++

Andrew J. Bryan

Hayden S. Butterfield +

Charles E. Calhoun III

Cooper Andrew Cernuska +++

Audra Thayer Clear +

Collin Nathaniel Clough +

Bautista Corti Maderna

Malena Corti Maderna +

Gabriel Delin

Camila Devaux +

Hope Jane Ann Dinner

Philip Thomas Ferrare

Carson Daniel Filer ++

Colin Alan Fiorelli

Benjamin Gabriel Fribourg +++

Samuel M. Ganim

Joel Michael Gaston ++

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Hoang Nam Dang

Joshua Francis Gerken +

Brandon Alec Green

Kaylyn Jewel Gustafson +

Emma Josephine Hall

Matthew Shawn Harkrader +

Napoleon Harris

Trinitee Monè Harris

Kenneth Hartwig

Ethan Robert Haughney ++

Noah Michael Hawryliw +

William Zachary Hoffman +++

Jashanpreet Kaur

Avrey Kathryn Kirisits +

Jackson Gregory Linden +

Andrea Joy Maibach +++

Alvaro Marco Ferrero ++

Jacob T. Marzka

Chase David McLaughlin ++

Brennan G. McMahon

Ana Georgina Millán Esquivel

Raul Andre Molina

Gabriel Mossi

Aashir Tuladhar ++

John Robert White +++

Jenna Ellyn Miller ++

Ella Dawn Seifert

Peter Edison Wagner

Nghia Minh Nguyen

Evan Patrick O’Brien +

Mason Matthew Orlando +

Cameron Nelson Fails Patterson

Michael A. Pelletier

Michael Logan Pepicello +

Ha Thi Thu Pham ++

Jaya Rajbhandari

Eli Hunter Reese

Peyton Pavel Rihn +

Kira D. Rios ++

Matthew James Sandstrom ++

Guillermo Santos Tonisastre ++

Zachary Michael Shchouchkoff

Brandon William Simmons

Jack R. Smith

Sarah Marie Stravinsky +

Nicholas Joseph Thiemann +++ Gabriella Velasco

James Patrick Vogel

Michael Jeffery Wareham

Emma Catherine Winters ++

Ojashwi Uprety ++

Hiyan Otavio Watanabe Kubagawa

Bachelor of Science in Cyber Engineering

Damien Thiên Ân Chu

Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity

Ridha Abdul Al-Quraishi +++

Khalid Emad Alsehely

Kevin Patrick Baker +++

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Robert John Fabregas

Joseph L. Kvortek ++

Andrew Joseph Buczynski

Andrew Tyler Lupejkis ++

Andrew J. Nawrocki ++

Luke Michael Shragher ++ Saraswoti Timsina

Nicholas Austin Nagy +++

Christopher Patrick Petteys ++

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering

Elijah David Cincinnati

Anthony Amiran Constantino

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

Isabella Ann Gambini ++

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

Chenay Erin Date Line +++

Andrea Martínez Ortuño

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems

Spandana Pagadala

Matthew David Depinet

Anna Elizabeth Grychowski ++

Elijah Lee Ruppert +

Haleigh Elizabeth Manning Erin Elizabeth Platz +++

Madalyn G. Myers +++

Daniel Edward Rutkowski

Aryan Pashuparthy + Kyle Wendling +

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Ra'ad Abu Karki +++

Ryan M. Barclay +++

Jacob A. Baum

Jaret Ryan Boyer

Cole M. Casilio ++

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Nicholas Lee Hubbard

Degree in Memoriam

Kevin Niako

Elizabeth I. Lander +++

Austin Joseph Lippert +

Gabriel Robert Markley

Cooper James Mullins

Ryan Michael Osche ++

Nathaniel Thomas Schneider +++

Brandon Michael Warr

Andrew Carr Wiley

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES, EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Associate of Arts

Ryan Patrick Davis Ian Thomas Dovydaitis *

Bachelor of Arts

Jada Marie Abrams +++

Ammiela O. Agayev ++

Leah Marie Applebee +

Audrianna Marie Bacik +

Lillian R. Baldi

Richard J. Benedict ++

Riley Angelique Bertoni

Abigail Grace Bosco +++

Madison Thomas Carlson +++

Cameron Scott Colbert ++

Bernadette Lee Therese Corsi +++

Rocco Daniello ++

Kaiya A. Danovsky +++

Bryce Nicholas Dolak

David Anakin Duffalo

David Duncan

Debra Grace Finn

Lillie Noel Fritz +++

Nicholas Andrew Harhai

Dale Thomas Hyland +++

Bachelor of Science

Caleb James Kaleikaumakahanohanomakoaaualii

Badayos-Chaves

Maximilian Philip Campbell ++

Bridget A. Causgrove

Harley Marie Johnson ++

Adam Matthew Kanterman

Kayla Kenna ++

Temuujin Khangai

Hailey N. Koch +++

Dominik Landis

Daeshawn Eric Larry

Jaden Moriah Lohr

Savannah Mignonette Long +

Cannon James Lucas-Murphy

Chandler Mary Patricia MacArthur +

Annah Lynne Maphis

Jeanne Mayele

Leonard Joseph McLaughlin ++

Mei Miyatake ++

Ethan Lawrence Nelson

Blanca Iris Nieves +++

Anthony Nunez ++

Jonathan Michael Pease ++

Joseph Robert Pfleger

Joseph Jay Preston +++

Hayden Thomas Reckard

Megan Tenley Revell ++

Christopher Rocha-Perez

Haley Rose Rohrbach ++

Matthew Herbert Sayban

Braeden Frank Soboleski +++

Shamaun Diquan Strickland

Logan William Swanson

Lucas Allen Sweeney

Ashley A. Tevis

Caitlyn Valentine Thornton +++

Tyler Cameron Tiggs

Lindsey Noelle Trocki

Lauren Renee Vargo +++

Chandler Ronan Villanueva

Ashley Marie Vorberger ++

Eve Elizabeth Wareham

Logan Peter Wurst

Molly Kathleen Fehr +

Carson Smith Fennick ++

Julia Ann Golden

Khoi Huynh ++

Katlynn Rose Kyle

Emma Rose Maphis

Kaitlyn Ann Marriott ++

Grace Nelson +

Paige Amber Taylor +

MOROSKY COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND SCIENCE

Associate of Science

Keeley D. Aitken

Zainab Zuhair Albidhawi

Mikyla Korrin Ball *

Isaiah T. Barron

Joshalena Monique DeJesus

Bachelor of Science

Madison Madison Abbott +++

Tiffanie Mary Abraham +++

Amer Mahmoud Abuzayed

Caleb Eugene Adamowicz

Maila Kazumi Nguyen Akiba ++

Mariam Alkhafaji +

Celia M. Amenta ++

Marlee Sage Andrejchak ++

Kira Isabelle Armstrong

Anna Isabella Bachinski ++

Ashley Lauren Baskerville +

Chase Evans Bell +++

Pranav Bethapudi ++

Gabrielle Paige Boden ++

Kyle Bogdanski ++

Natalie Jane Boyd +

Sarah E. Boyd ++

Kady Lynn Brink ++

Maria Rose Calhoun +

Brenna Riley Cassidy ++

Ruth Florence Chase

Adam Liu Chen +

Carter John Combs ++

Lily Marie Cunningham

Jenna Gail Curtis ++

Anthony Aiken Cuzzola ++

Catherin R. Daniel +

Sahib Singh Dhillon ++

Maria Angelica Duchi ++

Ian Joel Dufala

Tara Spencer Duffy

Maggie Jeanne Eaglen +

Samantha Jo Ehrensberger ++

Aubree Marie Etling +++

Jacob Farenchak +

Nicholas Allen Farrell

Ryan Elizabeth Fisher +++

Sydney Laurel Fletcher ++

Alyssa Nicole Fligger ++

Josephine Marie Frisina +

Molly Gallagher +

Joann Mary George +++

Abigail A. Girman ++

Lili Marleen Glover

Lindsey Elizabeth Glover ++

Ariana Gonzalez

Joshua Paul Gormsen

Bryce H. Gray

Lexyannah I. Grebiner +

Mialoni Raelynn DeLuca

Emily Peyten Hale

Kayla Louise Holz

Hannah Marie Richardson

Daniel A. Rodriguez *

Savanna R. Greene ++

Elisabeth Kylee Gural

Mahnoor Hashmi ++

Connor Michael Hebert +++

Zachary Christopher Henry +

Luca Jonathan Hokaj

Gabriel Brenan Joseph Hollenbeck ++

Victoria Lucy Holmes +++

Garrett Michael Hopwood

Jenna Lynn Marie Horton

Elizabeth M. Horvat +++

Madeleine M. Horvath +++

Amanda Noelle Huff ++

Alexander Hurtado +

Samantha A. Karl ++

Mohammed Khalil

Anya Kirsten Knappenberger +

Rocco H. Knauss ++

Sophia Marie Kordas ++

Jordan Andrew Kraus

Abigail Rose Kutchma +++

Aiden Alexander Kutchma ++

James C. Laird

Alexander Thomas Lamis

Carly Ann Laratonda

Hannah Michelle Ledgerwood

Emily Marie Lemmon ++

Margaret Grace Lenda ++

Tien Luu +++

Reeya Magar +

Lacey Noelle Mamros ++

Mitchell R. Marsh +++

Hannah Reanne Mass +

Dylan McGregor Mayer

Nora Lynn McDougall

Sydney E. McGarry +++

Margaret Maureen McGinnis

Alexis Noelle Meara +

Pilar Mediavilla +++

Magdelyn Joan Meyer +

Dylan Michael Mihm

Curtis Quinn Miller ++

Gabriel Andree Morales Felix

Nafeese Calief Morgan

Allie Michele Morrow +++

Mikayla Moshier +

Victoria Rose Mowry

Gavin Robert Muir

Brooklynn M. Murlin

Rudolph T. Soto *

Elizabeth Ann Stayer

Molly Elizabeth Strite

Hannah Marie Wolfe

Brooke Mckenzie Narring

Mara Rose Newton

Matthew Charles Nichilo +

Maximilian Anthony Paris +++

Juliet Cecelia Pastore ++

Brenna Marie Patriarca

Kiara Lyn Petrungaro +++

Andrew John Pius Jr. ++

Grace Ann Platz +++

Haley Grace Poe ++

Lucille Helen Pol +++

Hannah Zoe Popovich +++

Grace Elizabeth Raskay +

Maycee E. Reeder

Courtney C. Rhoades ++

Caden Wyatt McCall Richards

Aaliyah Alexis Rogers

Selena Ann Rose +++

Julia Ann Roth +++

Gianna Carmella Runco +++

Lauren Jeannine Rupert +++

Graham Michael Rusco +++

Grace Elise Rydzynski +++

Anastasia Rose Schang ++

Elissa Kate Scheel +++

Brennan Alexander Schmitt ++

Matthew Edward Schneggenburger +++

Brianna Marie Schnitzer ++

Emily Elizabeth Schueren ++

Madison Nioole Schunk ++

Caleb John Schwan ++

Molly C. Sebunia +++

Alyson Nicole Seeley +++

Jamie L. Seneca ++

Kirsten Marie Senge +

Amanda Nicole Simon ++

Praveer Singh

Benjamin Mark Sipple

Caroline Ashley Stevens +

Jillian Keli Suhr +++

Jillian Nicole Sullivan +++

Delaney Rose Thomas ++

Audrey Jane Thompson +++

Torianna Grace Todd

Kayla Christine Tozier +++

Jacob Andrew Vasko

Niomi M. Viera +

Rebecca Grace Vober ++

Elizabeth Ann Walker +

Emma Nichole Waltemyer ++

Karina Nicole Wasicki +

Matthew J. Wegley ++

Hannah E. Whiteford

Carson C. Whiteman

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Aleena Arun

Jenna Marie Bevan

Isabella Hope Briggs

Mackenzie Marie Collins

Kaci Lynne Chappell

Kevin Reilly Collins +

Kayla Nicole Conroe

Grace MacKenzie Cunningham

Thien Do

Nathan Michael Habursky ++

Victoria Marie Harvey +

Lexi Clair Hulick ++

Halle M. Johnson ++

Kiley Marie Williams +++

Mackenzie Lynn Williams +++

Julia Rose Wilson ++

Lina Windi

Madelyn E. Woge ++

Julia Marie Wonsettler +++

Peyton Jaye Yost ++

Abbey Zinz ++

Kailey Alexa Karas

Sydney Leigh Kissner ++

Octavia Ann Kosnik

Hanna Elizabeth Kownacki

Emma Elizabeth Letky

Taylor Jean Mills

Maura Michelle Mulligan +

Chinyere Gloria Ogbuka ++

Kevlyn Maria Opsanic +

Ashlynn Rachel Pape ++

Katerina Pendergrass

Anna Marie Penrod ++

Jayvyn Meki Potter

Mitchell Edward Rathburn +

Tess Margaret Richter +

Marah Jean Rush

Emma Rose Scarantine +

Gwenyth Cortney Simpson

Isabella R. So

Alissa Marie Sorenson

Emma Genevieve Toomey +

Rebecca Lynn Twargoski

Taylor M. Urban

Brooklyn Michelle Wakefield ++

Reegan Mary Willson

Morgan Taylor Young +++

ACADEMIC AWARDS Undergraduate Studies

For Excellence in...

Andrea J. Maibach Accounting

Khoi Huynh Advertising Communication

Connor M. Hebert Applied Exercise Science

Ryan E. Fisher Biochemistry

Victoria L. Holmes Biology

Zainab Al Tamimi Biomedical Engineering

Nicholas J. Thiemann Business Administration

Lillie N. Fritz Business Studies

Tien Luu Chemistry

Maria R. Calhoun Communication Sciences and Disorders

Aashir Tuladhar Computer Science

Ian T. Dovydaitis Criminal Justice (AA)

Hailey N. Koch Criminal Justice (BA)

John R. White Cybersecurity

Madison T. Carlson Digital Media

Samantha M. Deinek Early Childhood PreK-4

Alexander R. Bruce Economics

Nicholas A. Nagy Electrical Engineering

Jada M. Abrams English

Ethan J. Rendos Entrepreneurship

Anna E. Grychowski Environmental Engineering

Isabella A. Gambini Environmental Science

William Z. Hoffman Finance

Caden W. Richards Freshwater and Marine Biology

Lauren R. Vargo Global Cultures

Audra T. Clear Healthcare Management

Aiden M. McMahon History

Chenay E. Date Line Industrial & Robotics Engineering

Kyle Wendling Information Systems

Bernadette L. Corsi Interdisciplinary Studies

Malena Corti Maderna International Management

Ammiela O. Agayev Journalism Communications

Haley R. Rohrbach Legal Studies

Kaylyn J. Gustafson Management

Alvaro Marco Ferrero Marketing

Graham M. Rusco Mathematics

Hannah M. Ledgerwood Medical Laboratory Science

Paige A. Taylor Middle-Level Education

Cooper A. Cernuska Military Science

Amelia St. Onge Mortuary Science

Morgan T. Young Nursing

Lily M. Cunningham Nutrition

Madison Abbott Occupational Therapy

Luke B. Bratton

Philosophy

Abigial R. Kutchma Physician Assistant

Braeden F. Soboleski Political Science

Brianna M. Coluzzi-Glover Psychology (BA)

Molly K. Fehr Psychology (BS)

Niomi M. Viera Public Health

Nicolas Bell Public Service and Global Affairs

Carson D. Filer Risk Management

Sydney E. McGarry

Secondary Education

Kayla Kenna Social Work

Nicholas L. Hubbard Software Engineering

Reeya Magar Spanish

Kira D. Rios Sport Management and Marketing

Emma C. Winters

Supply Chain Management

Anthony Nunez Theatre

Dale T. Hyland Writing

Leadership and Service Awards

Fraternity Medal of Honor

Ian Dufala

Sorority Medal of Honor

Lexyannah Grebiner

Inspiration for the Next Generation Leadership Award

Mei Miyatake

Martha Noyes/Sandra Mead Leadership Award

Caitlyn Thornton

Reverend Charles Drexler Award for Outstanding Leadership in Faith, Worship, Community and Service

Nathan M. Habursky

Lauren R. Vargo

Model United Nations

Brianna A. Barr

Joe Luckey Service Award for Dedication to the University

Elisabeth Kylee Gural

Msgr. Wilfred J. Nash Service Award

Lili M. Glover

Joseph J. Preston

Doc Beyer Service Award for Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship and Athletics

Ryan Barclay

Jillian Sullivan

Distinguished Student Awards

The Archbishop John Mark Gannon Award For General Scholastic Excellence

Ryan M. Barclay

Abigail G. Bosco

Bernadette L. Corsi

Ryan E. Fisher

Lillie N. Fritz

Joann M. George

William Z. Hoffman

The Gannon University Medal of Honor For Character, Leadership and Scholarship

Victoria L. Holmes

Abigail R. Kutchma

Andrea J. Maibach

Mitchell R. Marsh

Pilar Mediavilla

Grace A. Platz

Grace E. Rydzynski

To be announced at the Commencement Ceremony.

Elissa K. Scheel

Molly C. Sebunia

Jillian K. Suhr

Nicholas J. Thiemann

Kayla C. Tozier

Lauren R. Vargo

Julia M. Wonsettler

Kappa Gamma Pi Nominees

The following students were nominated for the Kappa Gamma Pi National Catholic College Graduate Honor Society for academic excellence and service leadership.

Natalie Boyd

Audra Clear

Bernadette Corsi

Anthony Cuzzola

Honors Program Graduates

Honors Scholar

Alyssa Fligger

Lillie Fritz

Hannah Popovich

Molly Sebunia

Shane Thompson

Lauren Vargo

These students have completed a minimum of 24 Honors credits, maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25, and have either taken six credits of a foreign language or have met additional service hour requirements.

Anna Isabella Bachinski

Lexyannah I. Grebiner

Madeleine M. Horvath

Harley Marie Johnson

Abigail Rose Kutchma

Associate Honors Scholar

Mitchell R. Marsh

Nora Lynn McDougall

Maura Michelle Mulligan

Grace Elizabeth Raskay

Matthew Edward Schneggenburger

Lauren Renee Vargo

Julia Rose Wilson

Julia Marie Wonsettlerl

These students have completed a minimum of 18 Honors credits, maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25, and have either taken six credits of a foreign language or have met additional service requirements.

Aleena Arun

Honors Distinction

Chase Evans Bell

Alyson Nicole Seeley

These students have exhibited academic excellence through the completion of honors credits, maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5, developed their global perspectives, produced impactful research, engaged in service, and demonstrated leadership as honors students.

Ryan Elizabeth Fisher

Emily Marie Lemmon

ROTC Commissionees

Haley Grace Poe

Elissa Kate Scheel

The following students will be commissioned as officers in the United States Army.

Cooper Andrew Cernuska Commissioning through Army ROTC as a second lieutenant in the United States Army, Educational Delay for Law

Jillian Nicole Sullivan

Elizabeth Ann Walker

Collin Nathaniel Clough Commissioning through Army ROTC as a second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve as an Ordnance Corps Officer

David Duncan Commissioning through Army ROTC as a second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve as a Military Police Officer

GANNON UNIVERSITY

MISSION

Gannon is a Catholic, Diocesan university dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. Our faculty and staff prepare students to be global citizens through programs grounded in the liberal arts and sciences and professional specializations. Inspired by the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, we offer a comprehensive, values-centered learning experience that emphasizes faith, leadership, inclusiveness and social responsibility.

A digital version of this program can be found at www.gannon.edu/commencement.

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