GSU Spring 2026 Commencement Program_Digital

GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY

SPRING C OMMENCEMENT Where Everybody is Somebody

MAY 15, 2026 | FREDRICK C. HOBDY ASSEMBLY CENTER

COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Friday, May Fifteenth Two Thousand Twenty-Six • Ten o’clock in the morning

Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center Grambling, Louisiana

The Grambling State University Television Center will be recording the entire commencement ceremony. No additional recording will be allowed without prior approval from the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing.

Message from the President Martin Lemelle, Jr., D.B.A. Dear Graduates, Families, and Friends, It is my distinct honor to welcome you to Grambling State University’s Spring 2026 Commencement ceremony as we celebrate our graduates and recognize the Golden Reunion Class of 1976. This occasion is especially meaningful as the University marks its 125th anniversary year.

For more than a century, Grambling State University has stood as a beacon of opportunity, excellence, and resilience. Since our founding in 1901, this institution has transformed lives, empowered generations, and advanced a proud tradition grounded in academic achievement, leadership, and service. Today, graduates join a distinguished community of alumni who carry forward the enduring spirit of Grambling State University—The Place “Where Everybody is Somebody.”

Graduates, your journey to this moment has required dedication, perseverance, and sacrifice. You have met challenges with determination and demonstrated the character that defines a Grambling State Tiger. As you cross this stage, you do so not only as recipients of a degree, but as stewards of a legacy that continues to shape this institution and its future.

We also proudly recognize the Golden Class of 1976 on the occasion of your 50-year reunion. Your contributions and accomplishments continue to inspire the generations that follow.

As you embark upon your next chapter, I encourage you to lead with purpose, serve with integrity, and pursue excellence in all that you do. The future will be shaped by your vision, your voice, and your commitment to making a difference.

To our families, faculty, and supporters—thank you for the encouragement and guidance you have provided to our graduates along the way. Your role in their success is immeasurable.

On behalf of the entire Grambling State University community, congratulations to the Class of 2026. May your future be filled with continued success, meaningful impact, and the enduring pride of being Grambling State University graduates.

With Tiger Pride,

Martin Lemelle, Jr., D.B.A. President

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Order of Exercises Dr. Gloria J. George Mistress of Ceremonies PROCESSIONAL.........................................................................................................................“March of the Heralds”

Composed by Harry Sosnick

The University Marching Band

Dr. Nikole Roebuck, Director (The audience is requested to remain standing until after the invocation.)

“THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER”........................................................................ The University Marching Band Dr. Nikole Roebuck, Director Lyrics by Francis Scott Key Arranged by Steve Smith “LIFT EV’RY VOICE AND SING”............................................................................................. The University Choir Dr. Cordara Harper, Director Lyrics by James Weldon Johnson Music by J. Rosamond Johnson INVOCATION.......................................................................................................................... Pastor Trevor V. Barber St. Peter Missionary Baptist Church Ruston, Louisiana ACKNOWLEDGMENTS................................................................................. President Martin Lemelle, Jr., D.B.A. PRESENTATION OF HIGHEST-RANKING GRADUATES....................................................... President Lemelle VALEDICTORY STATEMENTS............Annia Brianna Shelton, Wymeko Williams, Jr., Nyic’Quavayion Willis Highest-Ranking Graduates, 2026 Spring Graduating Class “I OPENED MY MOUTH TO THE LORD”............................................................................. The University Choir Dr. Cordara Harper, Director Arranged by Lela M. Anderson INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER.................................................................................................... President Lemelle COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS..............................................................................................................Fawn Weaver Founder and CEO of Uncle Nearest, Inc.

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PRESENTATION OF PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP AWARD/REMARKS.............................. President Lemelle

Sha’Cyla D. Allen 72nd Miss Grambling State University CONFERRING OF POSTHUMOUS DEGREE............................................................................. President Lemelle

Nia S. Pennywell Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology CONFERRING OF DEGREES & AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS................................................ President Lemelle PRESENTATION OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND DEANS............................................... Dr. Connie Walton Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs GRADUATE STUDIES................................................................................................. Dr. Carolyn Marshall-Jackson COLLEGE OF EDUCATION..................................................................................................... Dr. Kala Burrell-Craft MOOREHEAD COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP.......................... Dr. Derrick Warren COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES........................................................................................... Dr. Stacey Duhon COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES.................................................................................. Dr. Carolyn Hester AWARDING OF ARMY ROTC COMMISSION...................................................................... Lt. Col. Tyrek Swaby Professor of Military Science PRESENTATION OF GOLDEN REUNION CERTIFICATES..................................................... President Lemelle ALUMNI PLEDGE................................................................................................................... Dr. Tammy Richardson Grambling University National Alumni Association President REMARKS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS......................................................................................... President Lemelle ALMA MATER............................................................................................................. The University Marching Band Dr. Nikole Roebuck, Director BENEDICTION.......................................................................................................................................... Pastor Barber RECESSIONAL............................................................................................ “WEDDING DAY AT TROLDHAUGEN” Dr. Daniel Huey, Pianist Composed by Edvard Grieg

Graduates, their relatives, and friends are invited to attend a reception in McCall Dining Center immediately following the exercise.

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Academic Honors Graduation with honors is based on earning a minimum of sixty (60) semester hours at Grambling State University and maintaining a cumulative 3.50 grade point average or higher for all work completed prior to the awarding of the degree. Candidates graduating with honors wear cords during the Commencement Ceremony. The averages necessary for earning graduation honors for all bachelor degrees are listed below:

Honor Codes for Baccalaureate Degrees *** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00 ** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89 * Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69 ! Earl Lester Cole Honors College

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Highest-Ranking Graduate Annia Brianna Shelton Major: Elementary Education GPA: 4.0 Hometown: New Orleans, Louisiana Name of Parents: Sonja Shelton (Mother) and Annias Allen (Father) Organizations and Affiliations: Earl Lester Cole Honors College Awards and Honors: Future Educator Honor Roll Greatest Achievement: Passing all PRAXIS teacher certification exams on the first attempt, achieving a maximum score of 200 on the PRAXIS math subtest.

Future Plans: Return to my home city, New Orleans, to teach the next generation of leaders.

A memorable moment at GSU: Spending over 5 hours talking with one of my first and closest friends in McCall Dining Hall.

How will you give back to GSU, the community, etc. once you graduate? The head of my department stated that the greatest way to give back is to keep in touch. Dr. Ellen Smiley expressed the same sentiment at the Honors College Jacket Ceremony. I plan to keep in touch with the professors who made this honor possible. Namely, Mr. Taylor, Ms. Ezelle, and Dr. Newman. I hope to collaborate with my professors and ask them how to best give back. Hopefully, I can provide them with things as impactful as what they have provided for me.

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Highest-Ranking Graduate Wymeko Williams, Jr. Major: Accounting GPA: 4.0 Hometown: Mansfield, Texas Name of Parents: Leatrice Williams (Mother) and Wymeko Williams (Father) Organizations and Affiliations: Keeper of Records for the Gamma Psi chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.; Treasurer for the Epsilon Rho chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary Band Fraternity, Inc.; Former President of the Omicron Lambda Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Fraternity of America, Inc.; Thomas & Joyce Moorehead College of Business & Entrepreneurship Student Ambassador; Master Drill Sergeant and Saxophone Section Leader in the Grambling State University World Famed Tiger Marching Band; Member of the Earl Lester Cole Honors College Awards and Honors: William Wiley, Jr. Award for Outstanding Leadership in the World Famed Tiger Marching Band, Turner Construction Tuition Assistance Program Scholarship Recipient, President’s List for Academic Achievement (8 times) Greatest Achievement: My greatest achievement has been maintaining a high grade point average while still being heavily involved on campus.

Future Plans: Following graduation, I will return to Dallas, TX, to work as an Accountant for Turner Construction Company. I will later return to graduate school to pursue a master’s degree in Accounting, becoming eligible for the CPA exam and becoming a Certified Public Accountant. I ultimately seek to become an entrepreneur by opening my own tax firm and owning rental property.

A memorable moment at GSU: My most memorable moment at GSU was the first day of band camp on July 19, 2022. I was excited to finally be in college and to start a new chapter in my life. I arrived on campus early that morning and reported to the Performing Arts Center for check-in. I then picked up my room key and walked up to my room on the third floor of Holland Hall. Later that evening, I said goodbye to my parents, got dressed in my white T-shirt, black shorts, white socks, and black shoes, and walked to the PAC for our first night of drills. Coming to an HBCU and being in the band, I knew it was going to be hard work, but I felt ready. I gained a group of close friends who I can call my siblings for life.

How will you give back to GSU, the community, etc. once you graduate? I plan to make a yearly donation to the World Famed Tiger Marching Band. I will also return to Grambling to help recruit more College of Business Majors for internship and full-time employment opportunities at Turner Construction Company.

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Highest-Ranking Graduate Nyic’Quavayion Willis Major: Criminal Justice GPA: 4.0 Hometown: New Orleans, Louisiana Name of Parents: Shaquilla Willis (Mother) and Nicholas Brown (Father) Organizations and Affiliations: Chief (President) of The HBCU Promise, Inc., Democracy Fellow for the Campus Vote Project, Student Representative for the Caleb Wilson Hazing Prevention Task Force, Member of Gamma Psi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Safe Hayvnn Foundation Fellow, Congressional Intern for Senator Jacky Rosen and Congressman Steven Horsford, Coca-Cola UNITED Intern Awards and Honors: Over 95+ Scholarships Awarded, Congressional Black Caucus Alumni, Thurgood Marshall Scholar, Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus Scholar, ETS Lenora Green Scholar, GSU Student Excellence Awardee Greatest Achievement: My greatest and personal achievement is that I’ve overcome the limiting belief that my identity and future were confined solely to career pathways like sports.

Future Plans: Upon graduation, I will be attending the University of San Diego, where I have been accepted into the #1 Master of Arts in Social Innovation program in the country on a full-ride scholarship through the Kroc School of Peace Studies’ HBCU Changemaker Fellowship. Following completion of my master’s program, I plan to immediately enroll in law school to pursue my Juris Doctor (JD). After earning my degree and passing the bar exam, I intend to begin my legal career.

A memorable moment at GSU: On my first day, I discovered I had a $4,000 balance. My mentor pushed me to step out of my comfort zone and talk to an administrator—and I did. As a result, I had my tuition covered the same day. That moment sparked my love for Grambling, which showed me how much the faculty truly cared about my education.

How will you give back to GSU, the community, etc. once you graduate? I plan to give back to Grambling by staying closely connected with the alumni network and contributing in any capacity needed. I also intend to support students in their post-graduate transitions by offering guidance and sharing my blueprint with those pursuing similar paths.

Beyond campus, I hope to become politically involved in ways that strengthen the Grambling community by expanding access to resources and opportunities.

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Commencement Speaker Fawn Weaver Entrepreneur & New York Times Bestselling Author Fawn Weaver is a serial entrepreneur with over 25 years of leadership experience and a track record of building category-defining brands. She is the CEO and founder of Uncle Nearest, Inc., the company behind Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey—the most awarded Bourbon and American Whiskey of 2019–2024 and the best-selling Black American-founded spirit brand in history. She also built Nearest Green Distillery, the home of Uncle Nearest and the first in the world to honor a Black American. It is the fastest-growing, top-rated on Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor, and the 7th most visited distillery in the world out of nearly 4,000.

Weaver is one of only five African American women in U.S. history to found and lead a company valued at $1B or more. A popular TED speaker and two-time New York Times best-selling author, her leadership and story have been profiled in Forbes, The New York Times, CNBC, Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, Fox Business, Inc., and NPR’s How I Built This.

She is certified as a Corporate Director by Harvard Business School, graduated summa cum laude from the University of Alabama, and holds an honorary Doctorate of Humanities from Bluefield State. She is currently at Harvard Business School pursuing her Master of Finance, where two case studies have been taught on her and her businesses. She served on the board of Endeavor Group Holdings (NYSE: EDR), including its audit committee, for four years until its $13B take-private in 2025.

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Candidates for Graduation

Graduate Studies

Presented by Carolyn Marshall-Jackson, Ed.D. Interim Executive Director DOCTOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION QUENTIN CALHOUN, Monroe, LA B.G.S. – University of Louisiana Monroe, 2005 M.E.D. – University of Louisiana Monroe, 2010 Dissertation Title: SA Transcendental Phenomenological Inquiry into The Lived Withdrawal Experiences of First-Time Students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Major Professor: Carolyn Jackson, Ed.D.

TIFFANY LEWIS, Opelousas, LA B.S. – Texas Southern University, 1996 M.A. – Prairie View A&M University, 2000 Dissertation Title: Influence of Early College Exposure Programs on First-Generation African American College Students’ Perception and Experiences Through Matriculation.

Major Professor: Daphne Williams, Ed.D.

In accordance with printing deadlines, the list of degree candidates was furnished to the printer in advance of Commencement. Consequently, some individuals included may not have fulfilled all requirements for the degree at the time of publication. Inclusion in this program does not constitute 10 official confirmation of degree conferral. The University maintains the official record of all degree conferrals and regrets any errors or omissions.

MASTER OF ARTS Sheniqua Cecile Butler, Ruston B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2018 Major: Social Work

Nicolas Da’Shawn Lagarde, Houma B.A. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Mass Communication

Olivia L. Fletcher, Lake Providence B.A. – Grambling State University, 2020 Major: Mass Communication

Ndumiso Vukile Shongwe, Columbia, SC B.A. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Mass Communication

Trevor Neal Hatton, Lancaster, TX B.A. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Mass Communication

Mina Karlita Walsh, Grambling B.A. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: History

MASTER OF EDUCATION Deandre’a Alexander Fielding, Arcadia B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Elementary Education

Jessyca Ay’Miracle Smith, Monroe B.S. – Grambling State University, 2019 Major: Criminal Justice

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Akira Shoquoia Washington, West Monroe B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Management

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

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Trakecia Quashuan Armstrong, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Criminal Justice

Camino Cato, Grambling B.A. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Music

Lawanta Laverne Atkins, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2020 Major: Criminal Justice

Joreck A. Ceaser, Franklin B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Computer Information Systems

Thomas A. Atkins, Mamou B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Kinesiology

Joia A. Clark, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2005 Major: Elementary Education

Sonya Shavoura Barnes, Grambling B.G.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Criminal Justice

Cordell D. Collins, Arlington, TX B.S. – Grambling State University, 2014 Major: Criminal Justice

Ethan Christopher Bates, Anderson, IN B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: 2024

Natalie R. Dawson, El Dorado, AR B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Child Dev. & Early Lit: Pre-PK

Shashanquene S. Beck, Oak Ridge B.S. – Grambling State University, 2019 Major: Criminal Justice

Chamekia R. Edwards, Denham Springs B.S. – Grambling State University, 2017 Major: Criminal Justice

Frankie Cammack Bell, Tallulah B.S. – Grambling State University, 1988 Major: Management

Catina Fisher, Jonesville B.G.S. – Louisiana State University Alexandria, 2016 Major: General Studies

Summer Raqel-Louise Brownfield, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Criminal Justice

Sharon Denise Goldsmith, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2016 Major: Child Dev. & Early Lit: Pre-PK

Terrell Bryant, North Little Rock, AR B.A. – Arkansas Baptist College, 2015 Major: Criminal Justice

Roxanne Jasmine Greenaway, Grambling B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Criminal Justice

Kimberly Kwanza Buggs, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2000 Major: Computer Information Systems

James Julius Griffin III, Ruston B.G.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: General Studies

Lataya Shaniece Bullock, Delta City, MS B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Kinesiology

Alexis V. Harrell, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2014 Major: Biology

Mona Shanta Honeywood, West Monroe B.A. – Grambling State University, 2017 Major: Psychology

Ramonica Y. McConnell, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2000 Major: Computer Information Systems

Ja’quez Cayai Jackson, Rayville B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Kinesiology

Ant’terrious J. McDonald, Rayville B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Leisure Studies

Kimberly Dione Johnson, Grambling B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2019 Major: Social Work

Jazemine McDonald, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2018 Major: Criminal Justice

Alisha Jones, Grambling B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Child Dev. & Early Lit: Pre-PK

Maija Iman McGlone, Haughton B.S. – University of North Carolina – Charlotte, 2020 Major: Exercise Science

Chiquita Jones, Simsboro B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Criminal Justice

Je’Anne Elima Miles, Dallas, TX B.A. – Grambling State University, 2021 Major: History

Marissa L. Jones, Itta Bena, MS B.S. – Rust College, 2020 Major: Biology

Brandi M. Outley, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2016 Major: Leisure Studies

Kelvilyn Nicole Kindrick, Monroe B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Criminal Justice

Asia D. Rachal, Ruston B.A. – Dillard University, 2022 Major: Visual Arts

Julien Dejohn Lewis, Ruston B.S. – Louisiana Tech University, 2024 Major: Management

Wraelene Monique Renthrope, Grambling B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Criminal Justice

Michelle Sannine Lewis, Las Vegas, NV B.S. – Grambling State University, 2016 Major: Criminal Justice

Sabre Rushing, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2021 Major: Criminal Justice

William Andrew Major, Grambling B.S. – Louisiana College, 2005 Major: Business Administration

Jaxson A. Sanders, White Hall B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Kinesiology

Priscilla Martin, Grambling B.S. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Management

Alexis S. Scott, Gibsland B.A. – Grambling State University, 2018 Major: Psychology

Ayanna Chante’ May, New Orleans B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Criminal Justice

Joan Renee’ Smith, Bastrop B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Child Dev. & Early Lit: Pre-PK 13

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Dereginald M. Spivey, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2019 Major: Kinesiology

Alexis S. Walker, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Criminal Justice

Natia Swim, Las Vegas, NV B.S. – Grambling State University, 2019 Major: Criminal Justice

Jermyia Beryette Walker, Ruston B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Kinesiology

Dedrick Maurice Talbert, Grambling B.G.S. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: General Studies

Lynette Walker, Houston, TX B.S. – Grambling State University, 2017 Major: Criminal Justice

Jada L. Thompson, Franklinton B.A. – Grambling State University, 2021 Major: Visual & Performing Arts

Clarissa L. Watts, Homer B.S. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Criminal Justice

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Frankie S. Coleman, Monroe B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Nursing

Raveen Robbins, Forney, TX B.S.N. – Northwestern State University, 2022 Major: Nursing

Sonya Sineekca Doyle, Bossier City B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2009 Major: Nursing

Ashley N. Simmons, Bossier City B.S.N. – Northwestern State University, 2021 Major: Nursing

Mia Colleen George, Roseau, FR B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Nursing

Jerrica Vatiel Sterrette, Bossier City B.S. – Louisiana State University Alexandria, 2023 Major: Nursing

Rachel Elizabeth Lynn, West Monroe B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2013 Major: Nursing

Melissa Anita Tate, Bossier City B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2000 Major: Nursing

La’brittney Murrell Kary, Grambling B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2012 Major: Nursing

Rokeitta Deon Taylor, Bossier City B.S.N. – Capella University, 2022 Major: Nursing

Brianna Odom, Bossier City B.S.N. – Northwestern State University, 2022 Major: Nursing

Neaobbie O’Neal Thomas, River Ridge B.S.N. – Dillard University, 2023 Major: Nursing

Jacqueline Yevette Pouncy, Shreveport B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2005 Major: Nursing

Aretha Thomas-Mills, Monroe B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Nursing

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MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Allison Noel Allen, Bethany B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Aspen D. Holmes, Alexandria B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Social Work

Lanya Unique Carter, Monroe B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Asten Jayda Johnson, Ruston B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Social Work

Tykira Navion Nashai Cunningham, Alexandria B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Shereka Freeman Johnson, Shreveport B.A. – Northwestern State University, 2005 Major: Social Work

Trinity Alyse Dulaney, Pine Bluff B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Victoria Markiya Killian, Tallulah B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Starkeysia Dyes, Dubach B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2023 Major: Social Work

Rosheka Denise Lee, Bastrop B.A. – University of Louisiana Monroe, 2014 Major: Psychology

Raylin Symone Fergerson, Olive Branch, MS B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Andrea Stepfan McClinton, Minden B.S. – Northwestern State University, 2019 Major: Health Sciences & Technology

Destini Sharda Harris, Bastrop B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2022 Major: Social Work

Amaya Offieyana Morehead, Monroe B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2024 Major: Social Work

Karasha Harris, Bossier City B.S.W. – Northwestern State University Major: Social Work

Ariana L. Salone, Los Angeles, CA B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Tamiah D. Henderson, Gibsland B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

Aaliyah Nicole Scott, Lake Providence B.S.W. – Grambling State University, 2025 Major: Social Work

POST MASTER’S CERTIFICATE Jimya Regail Boston, Arcadia B.S. – Louisiana Tech University, 2015 Major: Health Information & Info Management Dequest Delummonyal Cain, Monroe B.S.N. – Grambling State University, 2012 Major: Nursing 16

Nancy Destiny Phillips, Shreveport B.A. – Grambling State University, 2020 Major: Mass Communication

College of Education Presented by Kala Burrell-Craft, Ph.D. Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Znyah N’Jaie Armant, Saint James **!

Adriel C. Armstrong, III, Lewisville, TX Tyrin Roy Batiste, New Orleans *** Adrian Von Bennett, Kansas City, MO Brandon Roland Bruce, Monroe Madison Renaj Carter, Grand Prairie, TX Ceddreeca Markeesela Chapman, Alexandria Kirsten Brianne Coleman, Alexandria Makaylia Anne Dunn, Bastrop Kevin Wayne Gill, Jr., Minden Elexie Arie Graves, Vicksburg, MS *!

Chandler Sanaa Harrison, Bryant, AR De’Sean T. Harvey, Alexandria Marvin A. Hawkins, Jr., Monroe Glenn Ray Hicks, II, West Monroe Cayla Abriel Johnson, Keller, TX *

*** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Olivia Shae Landry, Lafayette ** Kiren Latchie, Natchitoches Karrington Sydney Lee, McDonough, GA * Harold Julian Madding, Plano, TX Jabree Nichelle Marshall, Grambling Tony O. McClain, Jr., New Orleans Zachary Nolan Miller, Jr., Shreveport Taiya Antoñe Mitchell, Houston, TX Otrention Javontez Morrison, Beggs Jamar O’Neal Newell, Harvey Davaneshia Tinyell Robinson, Monroe Traevin Arnese Rochell, Ruston Tinaya Grace Rogers, Arcadia ** Annia Brianna Shelton, New Orleans ***!

Kehonesty Unique Williams, Ruston *

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

! Earl Lester Cole Honors College

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Thomas & Joyce Moorehead College of Business & Entrepreneurship Presented by Derrick Warren, Ph.D. Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jabari Mekhi Allen, New Iberia Trent Alexander Barron, Flint, MI Desmond Freeman Bohannon, Milwaukee, WI Courtney Demetria Bradley, Monroe Shamarian Brantley, Simsboro Steven Dewayne Burgess, Jr., North Las Vegas, NV Kejuan Lerrell Burnett, Desoto, TX Sherry Shamere Burrell, Delhi Christian Roy Capers, Shreveport Kayliana Sherree Cash, Shuarita, AZ ***!

Jada Neara Ni’Jah Chandler, Mesquite, TX Hollidae Mi’Angel Coleman, Forrest City, AR Cira Jefaye Commenia, West Monroe ***!

Damarcus Tyrell Cook, Monroe Tyshun Tremiane Daniels, Ferriday Makyla Aliese Dowdell, Palmdale, CA ** Michael Fields, Opelousas Clarence Terrelle Gilbert, Dubach Khalil Deangelo Gomez, Upper Marlboro, MD Justice Dondrea Grayson, Monroe **!

Touray Aamon Green, McKinney, TX Genesis Gabriella Guy, Dallas, TX Lyric Danae Harris, Ruston Markell Antwaun Harris, Baton Rouge Courvosey Damente Howard, Oakbrook Terrace, IL Laneshia Nicole Hunter, Shreveport * Brandon Rondell Jackson Jr., Grambling Brylon Julian Jackson, Houston, TX Quintin Markel Jackson, Lafayette *

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*** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Erin Nick’Cole Jenkins, Arcadia * Eve Lauren Johnson, Pittsburgh, PA Genesis Imani Johnson, Amite Shadaranna Shabrile Johnson, Bossier City * Jelani Susie Jones, Mabelvale, AR Anthony Bernard Key Jr., Arcadia Zyon Elyce Lewis, Opelousas ** Condaris Devonte Martin, Winnsboro Savannah Amandi Moss, Baton Rouge Ta’Niya Nelson, Mer Rouge Trevor Terry Ng’Oma, Grambling **!

Waunyell E. O’Connor, New Orleans *!

Ezekiel Pickney, New Iberia Kenhardy Hercules Pierrecharles, Elmont, NY Zion O. Porter, Ruston Che’Ron Dominique Price, Ruston Aries T Reddix, Compton, CA Javion Richards, West Monroe Myron Bryan Scott Jr., Los Angeles, CA Asia Rochelle Shelton, Fort Worth, TX !

Kiara Ashanti Stamps, Grambling Parysh Natalis Margariet Stevenson, Glenn Heights, TX Diondria’ Renee’ Taylor, Humble, TX Aylanna Jordan Thomas, Shreveport * Rodtravious Tycorian Washington, Shreveport E’Moni Tarshelle Aloni Weatherford, Ruston Asia Williams, Las Angeles, CA ** Devin Paul Williams, Lake Charles Wymeko Danya Williams Jr., Mansfield, TX ***!

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

! Earl Lester Cole Honors College

College of Arts and Sciences Presented by Stacey Duhon, Ph.D. Dean

BACHELOR OF ARTS Chakedrick Jawan Allen, Homer Olivia Lauren Armour, Mesquite, TX *!

Stephen P. Augman, Charenton * Laila Lalynnae Bobier, Dallas, TX Chadrick S. Brown, Shreveport Theoron Cedrayias Chatman, Mansfield Tiffany Danielle Coleman, Brooklyn Park, MN * Jhayiya Seanee’ Davis, Pine Bluff, AR Nathan James Davis, Shreveport Taveon Tajea Dismuke, Lancaster, TX Mckinley Jasmine Harbor, Carrollton, TX ***!

Ephinite Ja’Nae Hardy, Chatham

Nevaeha Atondre Kline, North Las Vegas, NV *!

Joe Nathion Ledbetter, II, Fort Worth, TX Kinnidy Rivers Lucas, New Orleans ** Destiny Mays, Shreveport Amanda Nicole Ramcharam, Los Angeles, CA * Cynthia Shalay Riley, Portland, OR Taylor Michelle Robateau, Los Angeles, CA Mackenzie McCrea Sias-Henderson, Washington Simone Ashaya Speed, Smiths Station, AL ** Kayla Nicole Tyson, Olive Branch, MS Amya Ann Whitley, Blue Springs, MO Kerry Roshad Woodard, Ruston

BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES Payton Brooks Allen, Prosper, TX Brenden Robert Barley, Wichita, KS Armon Naim Bethea, Elmont, NY Dakari Levon Betts, Flint, MI Mark Blount, Grambling Jamiyah Bryant, Pensacola, FL Bryce Charles Cage, Baton Rouge Cicero Edward Caston, Weatherford, TX Quincy Chery, Middle Island, NY Colette Denise Clark, Gibsland Roderick Alan Coffee, Painesville, OH Myiesha Maranne Dotson, Shreveport Phillip Kiwane Edwards, Fort Worth, TX Deanna Carr Ellsworth, Farmerville Vivian M. Franklin, Dubach AA’Sialynn Shermier Faye Fuller, Lake Charles Jayla Michelle Gage, Norwalk, CA Erin Imani Gibbs, Cerritos, CA Bella Haddad, Arlington, TX Calvin Tyrone Henderson, Monroe *** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Nicholas J. Howard, Grambling Kaelyn Angel Kelly, Ruston Chasity Nicole Mamon, Ruston Jada Sanai Martin, Ruston T’keiriyah Tamajahnae Martin, Jonesboro **!

Tony O. McClain, New Orleans Deja Kolette McKinney, Ville Platte Paul Dan McMillan, IV, Cincinnati, OH Tiera Kyshawn McMillan, Monroe Savannah Amandi Moss, Baton Rouge Eric L. Randall, Baton Rouge Aubrey Eryn Salazar, Tulare, CA ** Spencer D. Sensley, Farmerville Trenton Shaw, Ruston Ta’Niyah Jlise Thomas, Hoover, AL Nikenyia E’Shonta Wallace, Monroe Isaac Jashawn Washington, Mount Airy, NC Amaya Wesley, Monroe Ronette Faith Williams, Kenner Nykeisse Treshun Wingo, Logansport

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

! Earl Lester Cole Honors College

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Q’Marr J. Allen, Lancaster, CA *!

Shaniya M. Armstrong, Simsboro Raia Lynnese Barrett, Upatoi, GA Braiyha Marhyssa Battiste, Plaquemine Layla Angelle Bellard, Eunice Montanna Marilynn Borner, Red Oak, TX RaNiya Lynn’Chelle Brown, Waxahachie, TX Jasmine Danielle Butler, Houston, TX Charmaine Sharece Chisley, Monroe **!

Madison A’Lene Colbert, Crosby, TX Boris Juan Combest, Jr., Cordova, TN Morgan A. Crawford, Arcadia Jakyla Teriana Crump, Kenosha, WI Elcondos L. Davis, Jr., Charenton Kaiden Jai’Neil Drain, Desoto, TX Xhyere Dobbins, Fort Polk * Olashia Wayneke Ellis, Ruston ** Aunjahli T’seday Kamari L’chelle Fields, San Diego, CA Edward Ford, Ruston ** Dimya Alicia Griffin, Grovetown, GA * Makenzie Breanna Harris, Gonzales Ron Christopher Harris, Jr., Houma Stanley D. Harris, West Monroe Tyler Harris, Plaquemine Ari’elle Elizabeth Holston, Monroe *!

Erika LaShay Johnson, West Monroe Jade Milan Johnson, Houston, TX Sedrione Kishan Johnson, New Orleans John Ethan Alexander Jolivette, Rayne Dave Jones, III, Charenton Jakara Jakalin Jones, Bastrop Jannee Ashanti Jones, Gary Chance Allen Joseph, Grambling Stewart A. Jullian, Monroe

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*** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Cherish Ma’Rhiyah Knowles, Homer *!

Payton Charez Lagarde, Addis * Amariana Chutrice Lane, Springhill Jaiden Christopher Lathan, Grosse Tete Ailana R. Lewis, Saint Charles *!

Kinnidi Marie Long, Irving, TX Christopher Bryce Marcellus, Rowlett, TX Alexandra Alise Martin, Donaldsonville Tammy Kanicha Mason-Jones, Shreveport Sherrell Mathews, Wetumpka, AL Mariayah L. McCullough, Sulphur Springs, TX Jaida Janae McPhail, Grambling Kenaria Mechelle Milton, St. Francisville Angel Kristina Monroe, Addison, TX Anthony Narcisse, Jr., Alexandria *!

Micah Jannai Nelson, Alexandria ** Kamella Elise Newell, Pleasanton, CA A’Daria Jenae Paggett, Jonesboro Jazmin Anaya Scott, Denver, CO Trevor Jamal Sigler, Houston, TX Ayanna Marie Smith, Lake Worth, FL *!

Wilton James Southall, Terrytown Taylor Simone Stephens, Lancaster, TX Taylor Ja’Nae Thomas, Summit, IL Decarlin Ray Turner, Fort Worth, TX Keocea Shanice Walker, Rayville Kalaya Sommone Washington, Napoleonville Tianaye’ Kirstyn White, Broussard * Yalearie J. Wildy, Shreveport Dailyn Raquel Williams, Bartow, FL Kenmari Xavian Williams, Jackson, MS Trenton James Williams, Shreveport Jaevyenne T. Williams-Taylor, Monroe Alvin Levi Wilson, Ruston

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

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College of Professional Studies Presented by Carolyn Hester, Ph.D. Dean

BACHELOR OF ARTS Nadia Janay Alexander, Grambling Aneesia Fayan Blackburn, Tyler, TX Deanna Amarie Bolton, Mansfield, TX Kameron Janea´ Carson, Delhi Kayliana Sherree Cash, Sahuarita, AZ ***!

Sydney Mechelle Claude, New Orleans Jamya Shantis Coleman, Shreveport Deja Simone Cooper, Antioch, CA Justice Marcelle Crocker, Baker Paradise Erionna Crockerham, Las Vegas, NV Lyric Arinna Lynn Darden, Las Vegas, NV **!

Blake Isaiah Davis, Chino, CA Mkai Lenier Davis, Cleveland, TX Catesseia Covashea Dixon, Minden Daninya Renee Drexler, Jeanerette Rodjahnae Angel Dupont-Barlow, Clinton, IL Bella Marie Gill, South Fulton, GA Cheyenne La’Tyce Gill, Ferriday Shadarrika Ja’Nee Handy, Ruston Destiny T. Johnson, Plainfield, IL Lacey Lynell Jones, Glenn Heights Imani N. Jordan, Bakersfield, CA Anslei Marie Kelly, Farmerville

Shire Leigh Lampkin, Chula Vista, CA Toni Lewis, Houston, TX Cierra Ann Matthews, New Iberia ***!

Latreacia Rachaelle Matthews, Monroe James Mitchell, III, Shreveport Aerion Morgan, Jr., Dallas, TX Morgan Jane Munro, Ruston * Jada Elizabeth Parker, Waddell, AZ D’ajah Andrieus Perkins, Winnsboro Taylor McKenzie Prejean, Rayne Myles J. Riley, Flower Mound, TX Saudia G. Scott, Gibsland Damon Lee Sewell, Jr., Los Angeles, CA Bra’Kaylon Brakell Simmons, Lafayette Reagan Re’lani Thomas, Tomball, TX Jaddyn Savannah Elizabeth Tigner, Carson, CA Patrick Venar Walton, Jr., Marianna, AR Raven Dominque Webb, Shreveport Chaison Josiah Wesley, Pittsburg, CA Sasha Marie Wilson, Lewisville, TX Jamar Lyndell Wright, Shreveport Sade Iracle Young, Plainfield, IL

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sha’cyla D’shanti Allen, Forrest City, AR *!

Alexa Anderson, Shreveport Olivia Lauren Armour, Mesquite, TX *!

Kaia Bace, Toms River, NJ ** Tiara Monique Banks, Lillie Daracia Letrice Beard, Jonesboro Deanna Amarie Bolton, Mansfield, TX Daijah A’lynn Burham, Darrow *** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Tevyn Deiondre Byrd, Monroe Shabrea Alexandria Cage, Ruston Shelby Shantel Carroll, Grambling * Shania E’treece Clinton, Ruston Dominique L. Cole, Nevada, NV Cadashia Keianna Collins, Chattanooga, TN *!

L’Keviney Collins, Ringgold Tamia Monei Ashley Curtis, West Monroe ***

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

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Rosalyn M. Daigs, Ruston * Ariana Davis, Birmingham, AL Jemarion Jay Davis, Monroe Makayla A. Dowdell, Palmdale, CA ** Ava Ruth Gilliam, Niles, MI Malajah Kendranique Golatt, Bossier City Mckenzy Lynette Griggs, Rosharon, TX * Carlton Wade Guidry II, Rosharon, TX Rhea Ladae Hampton, Alexandria Alayziah T. Lewis, Shreveport * Karsen Elise Mathis, Cordova, TN Taylor McGee, Blanchard Robyn Rachelle Menefee, Houston, TX Mya M. Molden, Little Rock, AR ** Jakyren D. Montgomery, Grambling *

Elijah Neal, North Las Vegas, NV Tiah Johnelle Nix, Cleveland, OH **!

Alaysha Victoria Porter, Redford, MI ***!

Ta’kyah Quinn-Merthie, Orlando, FL Amanda Nicole Ramcharam, Los Angeles, CA * Latonya Faye Rodgers, Monroe Courtney Ranea Sanders, Dallas, TX Bryanteisha Faith Sykes, Winnfield * Isiah L. Thomason, Antelope, CA Tyera A. Washington, Addis Jakiyn J. Williams, Farmerville Nyic’Quavayion Lashawn’manyuesi Willis, Homer *** Zaria Nyshae Willis, San Antonio, TX ** Dyamond J Yarbrough, Vadalia, GA **!

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING J Keila Cherelle Curry, Arcadia India Simone Duncan, Vallejo, CA Antoinee Jakeia Ellis, Monroe Jalaina D. Fusilier, New Iberia Ari’yana Nashae Grimes, Oak Grove Tyrionna Alizah Jones, Port Gibson, MS Kennedi Danielle Kirkline, Alexandria

Nyja Amear Major, Baton Rouge Jordan Alayna Mitchell, Chula Vista, CA Selena Mitchell, Chula Vista, CA Makeibra T. Watkins, Ringgold Brijanae Kyanna West, Homer * Zoe M. Wilson, Monroe Mikayla Alyssia Woodard, Arlington, TX

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK Haylei Bass, Ruston Trayvion Lawrence Bruno, Carencro Kianda Briann Davis, Gibsland Sariyah Danya Hawkins, Little Rock, AR Ny’lah Amir King-Baker, Greenwood **!

Dyamond Lejoyce Levings, Shreveport Kenyadda Lanise McClendon, Bastrop Ramya Dezarae Newton, Monroe Adanna Laura Ogbogu, Ruston Kandice Palm, Oak Ridge

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*** Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00

Shanecia Pickens, Dubberly *** Micah Elyse Richard, Gonzales Taliyah Kaybrielle Riser, Humble, TX Earlissa Samyia Roe, Monroe Monica R. Sims, Shreveport Katelyn Jonice Thompson, Alexandria Briona Marie Tousaint, Natchitoches Keaujanee Mykala Williams, Texarkana, AR * Krista Simone Williams, Ruston Breanna N. Wilson, Lake Providence

** Magna Cum Laude 3.70 - 3.89

* Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.69

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GOLDEN REUNION GRADUATES Dr. Ava Brewster-Turner Secondary Education - Speech and Drama Dr. Loretha Bradley Marketing - Business Management Rodney Hughes Brooks Political Science Linda Burks History Debra Butler Accounting Dr. Cheryl Celestin Speech Pathology Cedric Choyce Secondary Education - Industrial Arts Education

Eve Goins Business Data Processing

Annie Mitchell-Bishop Marketing

Curtis Heard Accounting

Clarence Moore Accounting

Vernon Hill Business Management

Margaret Myers French Education

Carolyn Jennings-Wright Speech and Drama Education

Norva Myles Secondary Education - Health and Physical Education

Dilsie E. Joe Marketing Meter Johnson Social Work Patricia Jones Wilson Secondary Education - Elementary Education

Frank Colvin Industrial Technology

Thomas Jordan, Jr. Secondary Education - Music Education

Gloria Daniels Biology

Vivian Kemp Accounting

Nigel Davis Accounting

Minnie Langer Business Data Processing

Wanda Emanuel-Woods Computer Science

Mae Mallard-Moore Business Data Processing

Delphia Fegans Business Data Processing

Dr. Patricia Marzett Elementary Education

Wilbert Freeman Accounting

Shirley McConnell Early Childhood Education

James Garr Marketing

Maurice McGee Political Science

Gertrude Nichols Marketing Cynthia Ratcliff Elementary Education Alma Sams Special Education Leon Smith Marketing Lorraine Snowden Special Education Barbra Thomas Accounting Sharon Wilcox Early Childhood Education Theresa Perry Williams Accounting Dr. Zeneo Williams Accounting Addie Zimmerman Elementary Education

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Academic Regalia Academic regalia is a longstanding symbol of scholarly achievement and academic tradition. Worn during commencement and other formal academic ceremonies by degree candidates, faculty, and academic officials, regalia reflects the degree earned, the academic discipline, and the institution conferring the degree.

Traditional regalia includes a gown, cap, and, for advanced degrees, a hood. The style of the gown distinguishes the level of degree, while the hood provides additional meaning: its lining represents the institution, and the velvet trim identifies the wearer’s academic field of study.

Academic colors are designated as follows:

Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences.......................... White Business........................................................................... Drab Criminal Justice............................................................Purple Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)..............................Royal Blue Education................................................................ Light Blue Engineering Technology............................................ Orange Mass Communication..............................................Crimson Music................................................................................. Pink Nursing........................................................................ Apricot Public Administration..................................... Peacock Blue Science................................................................. Bright Gold Social Work...................................................................Citron

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The President’s Medallion The President’s Medallion is a distinguished symbol of the office, crafted in bronze and bearing the official seals of both the University and the State of Louisiana. It is worn exclusively by the President during formal ceremonies, representing the authority and responsibilities of the office. The chain of the medallion is engraved with the names of past presidents, symbolizing the continuity and legacy of leadership within the University.

The Alumni Pledge I (state your name), a proud graduate of Grambling State University, pledge to uphold and advance the good name of my alma mater. I commit to its core values, to remain engaged with the University, and to support the advancement of educational opportunities for future generations.

The University Mace The University Mace is a ceremonial staff symbolizing the authority of the institution and the tradition of academic governance. Adorned with elements reflecting the University’s history, it serves as a visible representation of Grambling State University’s heritage and commitment to scholarship. Its presence signifies that a formal, faculty-sanctioned assembly is in session, and it leads the academic procession.

The mace is traditionally carried by the University Marshal, Dr. Connie Walton, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. For this ceremony, it is borne by Dr. Carolyn Marshall-Jackson, who serves as Honorary Marshal in recognition of her distinguished contributions to teaching, research, and service.

Dr. Marshall-Jackson is the Arlynne Lake Cheers Endowed Professor in Education, Associate Professor in the Department of Developmental and Higher Education Studies, and Chair of the Institutional Review Board at Grambling State University.

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The Alma Mater Ole Grambling, dear Grambling, We love thee, dear ole Grambling.

We’re loyal to thee, our dear ole School, We’ll fight for thee for evermore.

And when life’s game is fought and won, The hills will ring with victory’s song.

Ole Grambling, dear Grambling, We love thee, dear ole Grambling.

Ole Grambling, dear Grambling, We love thee, dear ole Grambling.

Long may thee stand ‘til all the land Has felt the worth of thy great hand.

And when thy sons to battle go, The hills will ring from shore to shore.

Ole Grambling, dear Grambling, We love thee, dear ole Grambling.

Lift Ev’ry Voice & Sing

by James Weldon Johnson Lift ev’ry voice and sing, ‘Til earth and heaven ring, Ring with the harmonies of Liberty; Let our rejoicing rise High as the list’ning skies, Let it resound loud as the rolling sea.

Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us, Sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; Facing the rising sun of our new day begun, Let us march on ‘til victory is won.

The Star-Spangled Banner

by Francis Scott Key O say can you see, by the dawn’s early light, What so proudly we hail’d at the twilight’s last gleaming.

Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight O’er the ramparts we watch’d were so gallantly, streaming.

And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there O say does that star-spangled banner yet wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.

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Commencement Planning Committee Mr. Damien Chatman Ms. Jazmine Cherry Dr. Rudolph Ellis Mr. Max Ferguson Mrs. Melody Ford Mrs. Shakira Hardison Mr. Brandon Logan Mrs. Ryanne Logan Ms. Lekicia Loyd Dr. Penya Moses Mr. Barry Pearson Dr. Kenyatta Shamburger Dr. Connie Walton, Ex-Officio Mr. Adarian Williams Ms. Valencia Williams Announcers Mrs. Tiffany Jackson Mr. Marcus Kennedy Dr. Cynthia Lloyd Dr. Gayberyl Shyne Mr. Kyle Zimmerman Marshals Dr. Carlos Chapman Dr. Dagne Hill Dr. Junior Hopwood Mr. Terry Matthews Dr. Carolyn Marshall-Jackson Dr. Danielle Williams American Sign Language Interpreter LeKida Brown-Ephriam

The University extends special thanks to Pafford Medical Services for their continued partnership and support of our commencement ceremony.

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Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center

Emergency Procedures In the event of an emergency, guests should remain calm and follow the directions of University officials and emergency personnel.

1. Proceed to the nearest exit.

2. Do not use elevators.

3. Stairs are located on the lower level behind Sections 103 and 119, and on the upper levels behind Sections 113, 114, 108, and 109.

4. Guests seated on the lower level should exit through Sections 109 or 113.

5. Guests seated on the upper levels should exit near Sections 103, 102, 101, 120, or 119.

6. Wheelchair-accessible ramps are located outside the building at each exit.

7. Once outside, please move a safe distance away from the building.

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