Menlo College 2020 Commencement Program

G r a d u at i n g class of 2020

Message from the President

“Hope is a kind of rigor.”

Aravind Adiga, the 2008 Man Booker Prize winner for The White Tiger A celebration of Menlo College graduates is both an opportunity to extend congratulations for the successful attainment of a college degree, as well as an expression of hope for our future.

The 2020 pandemic is a generation-defining moment, and like every such moment that has gone before, it is how we respond that matters most. This year’s inspiring group of graduates possess intellectual curiosity and an active engagement with life and learning – qualities that are the goal of a Menlo College education. With their help, we will put our lives back together after this pandemic ends, and we will continue our individual and collective journeys. Our world will be better for their efforts.

For all those who made today possible: family and other loved ones, friends, trustees, faculty, staff – we thank you for shepherding these graduates along this important path to reaching their dreams. We also honor the memories of those who contributed to today’s milestone, but who are no longer with us.

Most importantly, we congratulate the graduates themselves on this joyous day. I want to extend my personal thanks for bringing your creativity, determination, and humor into my life.

Today’s event marks the first time in more than 90 years that our community has been unable to gather on our campus to celebrate the conferring of college degrees to our graduating class. But the Menlo story for the Class of 2020 will not end with this virtual ceremony. When it is possible to do so, we will come together in person to complete the celebration.

Meanwhile, my fervent wish is for all of you to stay safe and to stay healthy. In return, Menlo College will stay strong. Forever, Go Oaks!

Welcome to the Menlo College 2020 Commencement.

Steven A. Weiner President

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Virtual Commencment

May 9, 2020

Communi ty Me s s age Everyone who is part of the Menlo College community extends hearty congratulations to the Class of 2020 and to their families. We dearly wish we were gathered together beneath the oaks on the main quad today, but that was not to be. Know, though, that are thoughts are with you – today and into the future.

We recognize that you, members of the Menlo Class of 2020, face a degree of uncertainty and challenge as few before you have faced because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our community will be there for you. We are all in this together.

Collective congratulations to each and every one of you, from all Menlo College trustees, faculty, and coaches, trainers, advisors, and other staff. Thank you for the memories you have given us and the hope you have inspired.

PROGRAM of EVENTS —|— DECLARATION & Welcome Charles “Chop” Keenan, III ‘66, Grand Marshal NATIONAL ANTHEM Solin Piearcy ’20 OPENING REMARKS Steven Weiner, President Introduction of Student Speakers Grande Lum, Provost VALEDICTORIAN Lucrezia Povero ’20 Student Government President Ashlee Hunt ’20 Introduction of Commencement Speaker Micah Kane ’91 Commencement Address Mary Bitterman, President of The Bernard Osher Foundation Presentation of Candidates for Bachelor’s Degrees Grande Lum, Provost Conferral of Degrees Steven Weiner, President

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20 2 0 Ke y N ote Sp e a k e r Mary G. F. Bitterman, President of The Bernard Osher Foundation, will be the speaker at the College’s 92nd commencement ceremonies, to be held on Saturday, May 9, 2020.

Prior to becoming President of The Osher Foundation in 2004, Dr. Bitterman served as President and CEO of The James Irvine Foundation, and before that as President and CEO of KQED, a major American public broadcasting center. She has served as Director of the Hawaii Public Broadcasting Authority, the Voice of America, the Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and the East-West Center’s Institute of Culture and Communication.

Dr. Bitterman is currently a director of Bank of Hawaii, Bay Area Council Economic Institute, The Bernard Osher Foundation, Commonwealth Club of California, and the Hawaii Community Foundation, and she chairs the PBS Foundation Board. She is also an Advisory Council member of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, the Public Policy Institute of California, and Pacific Forum. She is an Honorary Member of the National Presswomen’s Federation and a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration.

Dr. Bitterman received her B.A. from Santa Clara University and her M.A. and Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr College. She holds honorary doctorates from the Dominican University of California, Santa Clara University, and the University of Richmond.

Mary G. F. Bitterman

2020 VAL EDICTORIAN — Lucrezia Povero ‘20

Hello, I am Lucrezia Povero, Lu, and I cannot fully express in words my gratitude for being this year’s valedictorian! I grew up in Cisterna d’Asti–a small town in Northern Italy. In my family, we are all pursuing the dream of our ancestors of carrying on Cantine Povero, our historic winery.

My dad, Luca, taught me that only our mind sets the limits of what we can do. My beloved mum, Mary, who passed away during my sophomore year, taught me to be humble, friendly, and never forget my roots. My amazing sisters, Maury and Lety, showed me that there is not anything in life that we cannot handle. No matter what, no matter where, I know that my family will always be by my side. During my high-school years, I googled “how to study in the United States” and found a good scholarship from a prestigious school in the heart of Silicon Valley. My decision to study abroad initially startled my family, but they eventually supported me, and I will always be thankful to them.

The diversity and open-mindedness of Menlo College has astonished me since my first semester in 2016. I made lifelong friends from all over the world. They helped me to grow and adapt to a foreign culture. During my college years, I benefited from several opportunities offered by Menlo.

I was treasurer of the Culture Exchange Club, and was also a member of the WILD, Marketing, Sustainability, DECA, Outdoor Adventure, and Pioneer Clubs. I also had the privilege of being a runner for the Menlo College Cross Country and Track & Field teams, which taught me that discipline always pays off. However, during my junior year, I made one of the hardest decisions ever and left the teams to prioritize my academic and career objectives.

Craving the need to expose myself to different cultures, I had aimed to be in charge of the export of Cantine Povero wine since I was a child. While studying, I promoted the wines of my family all over the United States. My desire for adventures led me to embrace an opportunity offered by the Menlo Study Abroad program and study a semester in Japan at Kansai Gaidai University. That incredible experience allowed me to study international business with a very different cultural perspective and to promote our winery in Japan and South Korea. In December 2019, I graduated with a double degree in International Management and Marketing. Since then, I have been working full-time on the export and marketing of Cantine Povero, and my first objective is to grow the American market and spend my time between Italy and the United States.

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2020 SALUTATORIAN— Solin Piearcy ‘20

Hello, I’m Solin Piearcy. Most people call me “Sol,” my forever nickname which originated during my freshman year at Menlo. I find “Sol” extremely fitting as my experiences at Menlo enabled me to embrace and shine through any challenge that lies ahead of me. Born and raised in San Jose, Menlo has been a perfect place for me to pursue my higher education and wrestling goals while fortunately staying close to home. Towards the end of my senior year in high school, I signed to Menlo College’s Women’s Wrestling team, which was the only female collegiate wrestling program in California at the time. I was excited because I knew I was joining a team and community that have high aspirations with a strong family feel.

Throughout my four years here at Menlo, I became a 4x All-American and 2x national women’s wrestling champion while helping the Women’s Wrestling team bring home Menlo’s first two national titles in a single season. I am also a Residential Assistant, Writing Center tutor, a member of the Alpha Chi and Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Societies, a recipient of the Richard O’Brien Award, and member of various clubs on campus. None of my accomplishments would have been possible without the help from staff, faculty, peers, and the wrestling family. Thank you, Menlo family, for all the support. And, the biggest thanks of all goes to my family– my parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and my beloved younger brother, Robert, who would all encourage and support me in person and at heart.

While Menlo is small in size, Menlo’s spirit and opportunities are immeasurable. Menlo’s staple Career Connect Day and required business internship program have greatly prepared me for my journey into the workplace. While Menlo helped lay the foundation for my future, it also let me create unforgettable moments with my friends. I will forever cherish my memories of dancing in the adored annual lu’au, attending themed (especially karaoke) Tavern Nights, SGA and RA events, and OAKtoberFests.

Menlo College is filled with people and cultures from all over the world. Our small community is close-knit, allowing us to learn and appreciate the diversity of others while making connections with each other that we possibly wouldn’t have made if we had not chosen Menlo. With the undying support of our Menlo community, staff, faculty, and students have collectively gained numerous and prestigious accolades. I will never be able to express enough gratitude to everyone who has helped me thrive while at Menlo. As a senior once again, but this time as a college student, I am excited to join Menlo’s Alumni family, and even more elated to celebrate an in-person graduation with my class of 2020 later in the future. As much as I am thrilled about what my future may hold, I am just as thrilled about the future of the entire OAK community.

Thank you so much for all your help! Wishing you and your loved ones the best of health.

Student Govern e m e n t P R E SIDE NT — Ashlee Hunt ‘20

I grew up in Southern California with my amazing mother, Victoria and my older and younger siblings, Labrittney and Tyler, all of whom have supported me since day one in all my endeavors. I love animation, cartoons, fashion, and helping others. I grew up as a Girl Scout, to which I dedicated thirteen years of my life, from age five to age eighteen. This is where the seeds of empathy, leadership and teamwork were planted in my mind. I attended North High School, simultaneously studying at two different schools, and I graduated with a high school diploma and a four year certificate in Advanced Fashion Design.

While Menlo wasn’t my first choice, I chose it primarily because of their business program and their size. As a Girl Scout alum, I yearned to find a tight-knit community which I could call family. I’d also been designing clothes for the past few years yet lacked the knowledge of how to create a business using my passion. Menlo opened my eyes to the possibilities outside of fashion and provided me with the space and knowledge to expand my options.

Upon enrollment at Menlo, I was an introverted kid with a desire to make my mark. So, I made a promise to myself to take advantage of any and all opportunities that came my way. While I admittedly stretched myself thin over these last four years, I’d do it all again if it meant being where I am today. Just in my first semester at Menlo, I supported student engagement as a Student Union Activities Coordinator and stepped up as the President of Spectrum, Menlo’s safe space club for all LGBTQ individuals. It only went up from there.

With recommendations from professors and encouragement from my now Menlo College alumni, I was simultaneously accepted into Stanford’s University Innovation Fellow program and elected as Student Government Club Coordinator. Both positions that strengthened not only my leadership skills but my ability to come out of my shell and effectively work in a team. This is where I really found my passion for helping others and where I began searching for more opportunities like this…most notably through the Student Government Association where I became of Director of Programming and then Student Government President. These were all positions where I was able to give back to the Menlo Community and advocate on behalf of the student body. While I don’t know what the future holds, I hope in my future career I’m able to make as big an impact as Menlo has made on me.

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HON O RS CO N VO C AT IO N AWA R D R E C IP IE N T S Anna Schobel ‘22

Sambhab Thapaliua ‘20

Dr. Jacobs was a Professor of English and Mass Communication at Menlo for 35 years. This award goes to a student with outstanding abilities in writing, literature, film and communications.

REQUIREMENTS: All students with less than 100 credits and with at least 3.0 GPA

The Entrepreneurship Award is a merit-based scholarship given annually and recognizes a currently enrolled Menlo College student who poses the drive, managerial skills and leadership traits that inspire others to follow their lead. Nominees will have started a company/organization, which is projected to make a positive impact on the local community, the country and the world.

Al Jacobs Scholarship

Entrepreneurship Award

Rasmia Shuman ‘22

Don Jordan Scholarship

Keeley Hernandez ‘20

Don Jordan was a professor in History and Humanities for 18 years and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Menlo College. This award goes to a student with high academic and leadership potential.

REQUIREMENTS: All LA (PSY) (exclude undeclared) with less than 100 credits and with at least 3.0 GPA

Menlo Spirit Award

This award is given to a graduating senior who has given generously of their time both inside and outside the classroom during their four years at Menlo College. REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA graduating seniors (except no transfers)

Jeremiah Testa ‘20

Freshmen – Erin Ginoza ‘23 and Basil Merk ‘23 Sophomore – Sigrid Eriksson Loid ‘22 and Nicholas Abrams ‘22 Junior – Bianca Neme Barros ‘21 and Katrina Newman ‘21 Senior – Solin Piearcy ‘20 and Nicholas Castellanos ‘20

Wall Street Journal Award

This award is given annually to a Management Program student who demonstrates outstanding scholarship. REQUIREMENTS: Business seniors who graduated in December or who are graduating in May/Aug with at least 3.5 GPA

Giselle Martinez Collado ‘20 Psychology Award

Richard F. O’Brien Award

This award is given annually to a Psychology Program student who demonstrates outstanding scholarship, leadership, and character.

REQUIREMENTS: PSY seniors who graduated in December or who are graduating in May/Aug with at least a 3.0 GPA

Richard O’Brien served as president of Menlo College from 1970-1987. These awards are given annually to two students from each class who best exemplify the true spirit of the Menlo campus through all-around excellence. The recipients are identified by the Menlo community of scholars and advisors. O’Brien award recipients have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, are classroom leaders, and are recognized as active contributors to the campus learning community. REQUIREMENTS: Official units for grade level

John Paine ‘20 Judge Russell Award

John D. “Judge” Russell served Menlo more than 50 years as a business law professor and director of the School of Business Administration. This award is given annually to the student who exemplifies the greatest scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the Business Management Program.REQUIREMENTS: Business seniors who graduated in December or who are graduating in May/Aug with at least 3.5 GPA

Axel Helmertz ‘20

Board of Trustees Award

This award is given to a graduating senior. Through the outstanding demonstration of scholarship, leadership, and service, the individual who receives this award truly embodies the mission of the college.

This is the highest honor that a student can receive at Menlo College.

REQUIREMENTS: Seniors who graduated in December or who are graduating in May/Aug with a least a 3.5 GPA

Ashlee Hunt ‘20

Golden Oak Service Award

This award is presented to the student who has exemplified the true spirit of scholarship and volunteerism through his or her service to the Menlo College community. REQUIREMENTS: 2.5 GPA graduating seniors

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Hats Off to o u r g ra d uat e s — Abo u t t h i s p r o g ra m

In past years, graduating students of Menlo College have expressed their feelings about graduation by decorating their caps and proudly wearing them during the ceremony. This year, that's not possible.

Instead, we asked graduates to decorate two-dimensional caps. Some are represented in this program. They will also be included in the next issue of Menlo Magazine, and posted on the Menlo website.

Our greatest source of pride is our students and the creativity that is always on display, even in difficult times. The 2020 Menlo College graduates are listed on the following pages.

Congratulations to one and all.

The symbols used on the following pages are to designate the following:

* Graduation with Honors X Alpha Chi Honor Society Ί Beta Gamma Sigma Society 4

Candidates For Bachelor O f Arts Degrees I n Psychology Precious Bell Los Angeles, CA

Giselle Martinez Collado *X Redwood City, CA

Nicholas Melchior Castellanos Lancaster, CA

Ryan McCarthy Nevada City, CA

Emily Catherine Crew San Jose, CA

Jessica Abbey Damian Padilla Fremont, CA

Pamela Raina Dungo San Francisco, CA

Carly Polisso San Jose, CA

Esther Funez Flores Stockton, CA

Christie Jazmine Sandez Corona, CA

Jessica Noemi Hernandez Palm Springs, CA

Manpreet Singh * San Bernadino, CA

Derrick Higgins *X Eudora, KS

Hannah Nicole Willard San Mateo, CA

Ra’Vein La’Que Jones Yakima, WA

Maleyah Angelique Zataray * Hayward, CA

Alexandra Lundqvist * Djursholm, Sweden

DeaJa Norris

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Candidates For Bachelor Of Science Degrees in B usiness

Ferez Ahmed Abbassi Fremont, CA Accounting/Finance

Bastian Barsoe * Espergaerde, Denmark Entrepreneurship

Aaron Flores

Noah Hassan Aini Tracy, CA Finance

Gavin Richard Bean Tracy, CA Marketing

Salote Christabella Alipate East Palo Alto, CA International Management

Ariana Leilani Belarde Lakewood, CA Marketing

Abigail Grace Aragon * Stockton, CA Marketing/International Management

Cameron Bellucci Roseville, CA Marketing

Amanda Arena * Redwood City, CA Finance

Sofya Belova Portola Valley, CA Marketing

Joshua James Arrieta Oxnard, CA Marketing

Eric Alan Benedetti * Mountain View, CA Sports Management

Ayinde Banjoko Fremont, CA Entrepreneurship

Noble John Boutin *X Ί Sacramento, CA Finance

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Kaliyah J. Burton Las Vegas, NV Accounting

Alexandros Chaitidis * Cologne, Germany International Management

Douglas Scott Burton San Jose, CA International Management

Stephen Chipman Pleasanton, CA Finance

Kaley Sierra Buscher * Kailua, HI Marketing

Alexandra Christoforatos *X Ponte Vedra, FL Accounting

Jayrick Joseph Cadelina-Canyete San Jose, CA Accounting

Aidan Vincent de Cadenet Los Angeles, CA Finance

Joselyne Calle Ramirez Long Beach, CA Human Resource Management

Alexis Kahinuhinumailani Delovio Honolulu, HI Marketing

Jon Sebastian Cano Redwood City, CA Marketing

Nicole DiMartino Alamo, CA Real Estate

Colin Casey Leukerbad, Switzerland International Management

Rodrigo Donor III San Francisco, CA Sports Management

Crystal Cebedo *X 立 Waianae, HI Marketing/Human Resource Management

Niko Jeremiah Dugay Elk Grove, CA Sports Management

Victoria Isabella Cervantes *立 Escondido, CA Accounting

Sheyla Eriza *立 Riverside, CA International Management Stone Escobedo Huntington Beach, CA Management Information Systems Christina Espa単a Los Banos, CA Marketing

Jacob Ramirez

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Isaiah Isaac Espinoza Visalia, CA Sports Management Devin Lewis Everk Clovis, CA Entrepreneurship Aaron Matthew Flores * Salinas, CA Sports Management Matthew Lopez

Brenda Flores-Reyes Castro Valley, CA Entrepreneurship

Yasmin Alejandra Gomez Cabrera Coalcomen, Michoacan, Mexico Marketing

Gabrielle Fukumoto * Mililani, HI Marketing

Teresa Gonzalez Madrid, Spain Finance

Kobey David Fusinetti Peru, Il Finance

Isaiah Grady Tracy, CA Finance

Anya Janae Gamez Manteca, CA Sports Management

Harrison Groves Portland, OR Accounting

Marilyn Garcia * Van Nuys, CA Accounting

Laianne Guimaraes Terezopolis de Goias, Brazil Finance

Brett Gavin San Jose, CA Finance

Retesh Gupta Ω South San Francisco, CA Finance

Dillon James Gibeau San Bruno, CA Management Information Systems

Matthew Hamamjy *X Ω San Jose, CA Real Estate

Ángel Antonio Gómez Figueroa Guanajuato, Mexico Marketing

Lauren Emillee Harrison *X Ω Escondido, CA Marketing 8

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Aziza Mariama Harrison *Ί Hayward, CA Marketing Communications (BA) Eric Hegmann Roeyken, Norway Entrepreneurship Axel Helmertz *X Ί Stockholm, Sweden Finance

Conner Samson

Keeley Hernandez Visalia, CA Human Resource Management

Moeaikama'ama'ama Mililani Kekauoha Honolulu, HI Marketing

Nicolas Herrera Battle Lake, MN Finance

Kelila T. Kemere-Clum San Mateo, CA Human Resource Management

Jeremiah Holbrook Sunnyvale, CA Marketing

Noa Matthew Kerr Honolulu, HI Sports Management

Huansen Hu Kaiping, Guangdong, China Finance

Zachary William Krampert Redwood City, CA Entrepreneurship

Ashlee Taylor Hunt * Gardena, CA Marketing/Entreprenuership

Juan Javier Sarthou Lacson Tumon, Guam Finance

Sachal Jogi Milpitas, CA Marketing/Management Information Systems

Traci Laeha Hayward, CA Human Resource Management

Jarrod Jordan Carlsbad, CA Sports Management

Karsten Lee Tracy, CA Finance

Ka'ilihiwa Kane Kaneohe, Hawaii Marketing

Matthew James Lopez * Redwood City, CA Sports Management 9

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Jose Lopez San Jose, CA Marketing

Nicholas Nightingale-Grey * Sunnyvale, CA Accounting

Karan Mandoth Karnataka, India Marketing

DeaJa LaShun Norris San Jose, CA Marketing

Sebastian Marin San Jose, CA Accounting

John Owen Paine III *X 立 Oregon City, OR Accounting

Louis Didier Marle Evreux, France International Management

Natalia Lea Palladino La Mesa, CA Marketing

Joseph Charles Maroun Union City, CA Real Estate

Jenae Pennywell Palo Alto, CA Marketing

Jesus H. Medina East Palo Alto, CA Entrepreneurship

Mikel Dean Perales Nampa, ID Human Resource Management

Thanthawat Moengchaisong Makawao, Hawaii Entrepreneurship

Russell W. Perkins *立 Grover Beach, CA Accounting

Sean Joseph Moore Lancaster, CA Finance

Kilisitina "Tina" Petelo *X 立 San Mateo, CA Finance/Accounting 2020

Daniel James Piazza * Sunnyvale, CA Finance/International Management

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Solin Nicole Piearcy *X 立 San Jose, CA Marketing/Human Resource Management

USE IT AS A BLANKET

Lucrezia Provero * Cisterna d' Asti, Italy Marketing/International Management

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Iliana Revuelta Michoacan, Mexico Human Resource Management

...But these ones were esse ntial to this journey.

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Eu AMO vocĂŞs!

Jorge Reynoso Eastvale, CA Sports Management

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Roman Richard Aix en Provence, France Entrepreneurship

Laianne Guimaraes

Arline Ramirez Vizcarra San Jose, CA Real Estate

Taylor Robinson Stockton, CA Marketing/Entreprenuership

Jacob Daniel Ramirez * Newark, CA Finance

Francisco Rodriguez San Jose, CA International Management

Ariadna Ramirez Fernandez de Lara Puebla, Mexico Sports Management

Jessica Jewell Rogers Pinole, CA Marketing

Anthony Philip Raval Ramos * South San Francisco, CA Human Resource Management

Petr Ropek Prague, Czech Republic Marketing

Diana Ramos South San Francisco, CA Marketing

Joshua Ramos Salazar *X Ί Kamuela, HI Marketing/Human Resource Management

Joseph Samuel Ratto San Leandro, CA Sports Management

Conner Michael Samson Kailua Kona, HI International Management

Elijah Redding-Moment San Diego, CA Finance

William Sandvik Onsala, Sweden Marketing

Meghan Marie Regan Pacifica, CA Human Resource Management

Apollo Santos * San Bernadino, CA Finance

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Hannahli Kahaunani Burke Sarmiento Alameda, CA International Management

Jeremiah Testa *X Ί Belmont, CA Accounting

Jennifer Shahid Redwood City, CA Marketing

Javier Uriagereka * Betanzos, Spain International Management

Andrew Christopher Shatzel * Canby, OR Finance

Bruce Elijah Caguin Valdez Beaumont, CA Entrepreneurship

Jason Hiroshi Sisneros Los Angeles, CA Entrepreneurship

Gabrielle Katyana Valencia Fontana, CA Accounting

Tim Staerz *X Ί Bad Nauheim, Hessen, Germany International Management

Nathalie Paola Vega Sonoma, CA Marketing

Valentino Stradford Long Beach, CA Accounting

Austin Venezia * Daly City, CA Sports Management

Vanessa Subana San Jose, CA Marketing

Pukana Kahokukaimanakai'opua'okelani Vincent Hilo, HI Marketing

Emily Sunada Pearl City, HI Marketing

Jared Wall Folsom, CA Marketing Kylie Wetzel Vacaville, CA Marketing Angelo Willi * Heiligkrauz, Switzerland Sports Management Tamara Bianca Williams * San Diego, CA Marketing Isaiah Espinoza

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Colton Wirth * Santa Rosa, CA Marketing/Finance

Taisuke Yamamoto Honolulu, HI International Management

Karla Woods *Ί Menlo Park, CA Finance

Auli'i Kapuahiwiahiwaokanoe Young Waimanalo, HI Human Resource Management

Pengxiang Xi Guangzhou, Guangdong, China Sports Management

Taisheng Zhang * Taian, China Finance Hongzhi Zhao Beijing, China Accounting

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