2020 Commencement

MISSOURI BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Forty-Eighth Commencement

FRIDAY, November 13, 2020 ST. CHARLES FAMILY ARENA

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Table of Contents Order of Service.................................................................................................................. 2-3 Decorum.....................................................................................................................................4 Commencement DVD..........................................................................................................4 GradImages®.............................................................................................................................4 University History.................................................................................................................5 Symbols and Academic Regalia......................................................................................6 University Seal and Mission Statement..................................................................... 7 Core Values and MBU Tartan..........................................................................................8 MBU Honors.............................................................................................................................9 Student Government Association Officers..............................................................9 National Honor Societies..............................................................................................9-11 Marshals................................................................................................................................... 12 Honor Graduates.............................................................................................................13-14 Degree Candidates........................................................................................................ 15-24 Undergraduate Certificates............................................................................... 15 Associate of Science Degrees............................................................................ 15 Baccalaureate Degrees....................................................................................15-19 Master’s Degrees.............................................................................................. 20-23 Educational Specialist.........................................................................................23 Doctor of Education..............................................................................................24

MISSOURI BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Forty-Eighth Commencement

Keith L. Ross, Ed.D., President of the University Presiding Prelude Hymns and Marches...................................................................... John Ford Highland Pipe Band

Mrs. Clare Kujath, Pipe Major Processional............................................. “Highland Cathedral”.....................................................Traditional John Ford Highland Pipe Band Graduates and faculty will please stand. *National Anthem........................... “The Star-Spangled Banner”.................................Francis Scott Key Led by Rachel Juhlin, BME, Class of 2020 *Invocation......................................................................................................................................... Mr. Chad Hodges Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees Welcome and Recognitions.............................................................................................................................Dr. Ross Scripture Reading............................................ Psalm 121 (ESV)............................ Mrs. Cynthia Christopher Trustee

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Introduction of Speaker...................................................................................................................................Dr. Ross Commencement Address................................................................................................. Rev. Jon C. Nelson

Soma Community Church, Jefferson City Missouri Baptist Convention, President Presentation of Candidates for Certificates & Undergraduate Degrees.........Andy Chambers, Ph.D.

Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

Professor of Bible Conferring of Certificates & Undergraduate Degrees......................................................................Dr. Ross Presentation of Candidates for Master’s Degrees................................................................. Dr. Chambers Lydia Thebeau, Ph.D.

Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Accreditation

Professor of Biology Conferring of Master’s Degrees....................................................................................................................Dr. Ross Presentation of Candidates for Educational Specialist Degrees .................................. Dr. Chambers

Melanie Bishop, Ed.D. Associate Vice President for Graduate Affairs Associate Professor of Education Conferring of Educational Specialist Degrees .....................................................................................Dr. Ross

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Presentation of Candidates for Doctor of Education Degrees....................................... Dr. Chambers

Dr. Bishop Conferring of Doctor of Education Degrees..........................................................................................Dr. Ross

Presentation of the MBU Distinguished Professor Award............................................................Dr. Ross

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*Alma Mater.................................... “The Home of White and Blue”.......................................Ladd Faszold Led by Ladd Faszold, D.M.A., Professor of Music Accompanied by Cathy Benton, D.M.A., Professor of Music

*Benediction........................................................................................................................................... Rev. Jon Hessel MBU Alumni Advisory Council, Vice President Waypoint Church, Campus Pastor Musical Benediction...................................... “Amazing Grace”.................................................................Newton John Ford Highland Pipe Band The audience will please be seated until dismissed by Family Arena personnel.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Recessional.......................................................................................................................................................Traditional

*The audience will please stand.

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DECORUM Commencement is a special event to honor all students who have earned diplomas and certificates.

The dignity of the university degree and of the academic community should be recognized.

1. Persons attending commencement are requested to remain at their seats during the entire commencement ceremony. Both still photographs of individual graduates and videotapes of the commencement ceremony are available for purchase. Please respect the rights of others to view the ceremony in its entirety without being distracted or having their view blocked by others.

2. Everyone is also asked to refrain from applauding except when invited to do so. Loud applause, cheers, etc. often drown out the names of the graduates as they are being read.

3. No reserved seating is allowed, except for graduates and commencement personnel.

The awarding of a university degree comes at the end of many years of hard work and dedication. Each person who achieves this goal may view it in a slightly different manner.

Each student must respect the rights of the other graduates and not celebrate in a way which infringes on the rights of others. We request that family members stand to honor their graduate as the diploma is awarded.

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COMMENCEMENT DVD Order a DVD of your graduation ceremony and let the MBU Communications Department help you preserve your memories and share them with your loved ones. DVDs are $20.00 each, which includes the cost of shipping and handling. All orders must be received by July 1, 2021, and must be accompanied by a check or money order. Make checks payable to Missouri Baptist University.

Mail your request to: Missouri Baptist University ATTN: 2020 Commencement DVD One College Park Drive St. Louis, MO 63141-8698 Please include shipping/mailing address information (not a post office box) with your order.

Please allow four to six weeks for delivery. Call 314.744.5350 with any questions.

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HISTORY Missouri Baptist College was founded during the 1950’s, through the desire of local pastors and laymen for an evangelical Christian institution in the St. Louis area. The idea of the founders was first expressed in the form of a seminary extension program teaching Bible classes followed later by an extension center offering liberal arts courses from Hannibal-LaGrange College. The written record shows that student influence and organizational work of St. Louis Baptist leaders, pastors, and laymen led the 1959 Missouri Baptist Convention to recommend the establishment of a college in greater St. Louis.

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In 1964, Missouri Baptist College was chartered as an evangelical Christian four-year liberal arts college.

Classes continued to meet at Tower Grove Baptist Church until the West County campus could be constructed. Four years later, the Missouri Baptist Convention approved the consolidation of Missouri Baptist College with Hannibal-LaGrange College. It was operated as two campuses: Missouri Baptist College, St. Louis and Missouri Baptist College, Hannibal-LaGrange. Classes began in the fall of 1968 on the new campus, with 189 students enrolled. In 1973, Missouri Baptist College was re-established as a separate institution and granted its first baccalaureate degrees on the thirteenth day of May. Jessica Bay In 1980, Missouri Baptist College moved to resident college status with the opening of Pillsbury-Huff Sarah Bradshaw Hall and in 1995 opened North Hall,Coe doubling the housing capacity on campus.

Kimberly Walter Ferguson Gammon Missouri Baptist College Chelsea was first accredited by the North Central Association (now the Higher Natalie Grimm Learning Commission) in 1978. The University received reaffirmation of its ten-year accreditation in the 2016-2017 academic year, with no additional monitoring or conditions. In April 2000, the college received NCA approval to offer the Master of Science in Education in Counselor Education and Classroom Teaching. In April 2002, approval was given to add Educational Administration to the Master of Science in Education offerings beginning with the fall 2002 semester. On August 29, 2002, Missouri Baptist College formally became Missouri Baptist University. In April 2004 Missouri Baptist University received approval for the Master of Arts in Christian Ministry and Master of Business Administration.

In December 2005 approval was received to begin offering the Educational Specialist degree for the spring 2006 semester and in 2009 the University received approval to offer the Doctor of Education degree.

Through the years Missouri Baptist University has expanded its course offerings at its regional learning centers in both Missouri and Southern Illinois. Today, locations in Missouri include Moscow Mills, Union, Farmington, and Arnold, as well as Plus-Two degree programs in cooperation with Jefferson College in Hillsboro. In Illinois, the University has centers at Lewis and Clark Community College in Godfrey, Rend Lake College in Ina, and Southeastern Illinois College in Harrisburg, which also are Plus Two programs, and at Williamson Baptist Association in Marion. A number of distance learning courses, in addition to online degree programs, are offered and the University maintains an active high school dual-credit program called the MBU Early College Partnerships.

Missouri Baptist University has been served by seven presidents: Dr. L.A. Foster (1964-1970); Dr. Frank B. Kellogg (1970-1974); Dr. Robert S. Sutherland (1974-1982); Dr. Patrick O. Copley (1982-1990); Dr. J. Edwin Hewlett (1990-1991); Dr. R. Alton Lacey (1995-2018); and Dr. Keith L. Ross (2018-present). Dr. Thomas S. Field served as Interim President (1991-1995).

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THE SYMBOLS AND ACADEMIC REGALIA The history of academic dress dates back to the Medieval European universities of the fourteenth century. European universities continue to follow varied patterns in cut and color of gown and type of headdress. In the United States, colleges and universities have standardized the academic dress so that its features are common and uniform throughout the country. The standard dress in the United States is as follows: The Gown: The color is usually black. The pattern varies with the degree held: pointed sleeves for the baccalaureate degree; oblong sleeve open at the wrist for the master’s degree; and a bell-shaped sleeve for the doctoral degree. The doctoral gown is faced down the front with velvet and has three bars of velvet across the sleeves. The velvet edging signifies whether the degree is J.D., M.D., Ed.D., Th.D., or Ph.D. – purple for law, green for medicine, light blue for education, scarlet for theology, and dark blue for philosophy, which may be earned in a number of subjects.

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The Hood: The hood is usually made of the same material as the gown, the length varying according to degree. All hoods are lined with silk in colors signifying the institution granting the degree, while the border of the hood, in velvet, indicates the academic discipline in which the degree was earned. MBU hoods are lined in blue and white.

The standard colors, which represent the disciplines, are: Nursing, Pre-Nursing......................................................................................................................................................................................Apricot Behavioral Science, Human Services, Social Sciences, Social Work.........................................................................................Citron Economics............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Copper Communication Studies, Broadcast Media, Journalism, Public Relations...................................................................... Crimson Philosophy...................................................................................................................................................................................................... Dark Blue Accounting, Applied Management, Business Administration, Management, Marketing, Organizational Leadership, Healthcare Management..........................................................................................................................................................................Drab Speech/Theatre, Theatre, Worship Arts, Worship Arts Technology...................................................................Fine Arts Brown Mathematics, Psychology...................................................................................................................................................................................Gold Library Science....................................................................................................................................................................................................Lemon Business Education, Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Special Education, Elementary Education, K-12 Education, Middle Childhood Education, Religious Education, Secondary Education, Special Education: Crosscategorical Disabilities Mild/Moderate, Studies in Teaching and Learning, Unified Science, Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Educational Administration, Master of Educational

Technology, Master of Science in Education, Educational Specialist, Doctor of Education..................Light Blue Criminal Justice, Corporate Security Leadership.............................................................................................................Midnight Blue Public Administration....................................................................................................................................................................... Peacock Blue Music, Music Education, Music Ministry, Music Performance, Musical Theatre, Worship Leadership....................Pink Jurisprudence, Law........................................................................................................................................................................................... Purple Exercise Science, Fitness Management, Physical Education, Sport Management.................................................Sage Green Public Health........................................................................................................................................................................................... Salmon Pink Christian Ministry, Religion, Ministry and Leadership, Theology...........................................................................................Scarlet Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Health Education, Health Science, Information Technology...........................................................................................................................................................Science Gold Speech........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Silver Child Development, English, General Studies, History, Liberal Arts........................................................................................White

The Cap: The standard cap is the mortarboard, usually black, except that the doctoral cap has a gold tassel. The cap is an essential part of the academic dress and is retained on the head throughout all academic exercises, except that men remove theirs during prayer. Undergraduate students are wearing tassels in the color of their academic discipline (major).

The Mace: The Faculty Marshal carries the ceremonial mace, an ancient sign of authority. It is displayed as the symbol of the University’s authority to confer degrees. The mace precedes the academic procession and its placement and removal from a position of honor indicates the opening and closing of academic ceremonies. The Missouri Baptist University mace was crafted of walnut by Mr. Sam Moon of Pacific, Missouri. It is adorned by the University seal.

Presidential Chain of Office: The Missouri Baptist University Presidential Chain of Office represents the president’s authority as head of the University. The medal and the links of the chain are made of bronze. The medal depicts the University seal. The chain links embody two repeated motifs from the seal: a lamp symbolizing the illumination of the world through knowledge and wisdom, and an open book symbolizing the Bible.

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THE UNIVERSITY SEAL The Missouri Baptist University Seal consists of three symbols – an arch, a lamp, and a Bible – surrounded by two concentric circles and a fluted edge.

The arch identifies the University with St. Louis’ best-known landmark. The St. Louis Arch commemorates the westward expansion that earned the city its nickname, “the Gateway City.” The University moved to its present location the same year that the arch was completed. However, the arch is also a symbol of learning and identifies the University as a gateway to knowledge.

The lamp represents the illumination of the work through knowledge and wisdom. It embodies the highest and most inspired purpose of education in replacing the darkness of ignorance and fear with the vision of truth and beauty.

The Bible symbolizes the Christian dimension of the University. It is the adherence to its supreme standard that gives the University its distinctiveness.

The wavy line depicts the rolling hills of the campus and also brings to mind the proximity of the University to the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.

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The area between the circles contains the University’s motto, “Gateway to Knowledge for Service.”

MISSION STATEMENT Missouri Baptist University is an evangelical Christian, liberal arts institution of higher learning whose purpose is to offer programs of study leading to professional certificates, undergraduate degrees, and graduate degrees in an environment of academic excellence from a Biblically-based, Christian perspective. The University is committed to enriching students’ lives spiritually, intellectually, and professionally, and to preparing students to serve in a global and culturally diverse society.

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CORE VALUES

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We are serious and intentional about our Christian faith.

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We freely and responsibly search for truth.

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We strive for excellence.

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We believe in the importance and cultivation of character.

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We believe in social change through service and leadership.

MISSOURI BAPTIST UNIVERSITY TARTAN In 1964, St. Louis Baptist leaders founded Missouri Baptist University—then Missouri Baptist College—to be a light to our communities and beyond. Since then, the evangelical Christian university in St. Louis, Missouri has grown in students, programs and facilities, and remains true to its founding mission. By interweaving rigorous academics and Christian values, Missouri Baptist University continues to inspire graduates to become Christ-like influencers in their communities and careers.

To commemorate the inauguration of Missouri Baptist University’s seventh president, Dr. Keith Ross, the University released a traditional tartan in the fall of 2018. The pattern, selected by a group of MBU faculty and staff, is a visual representation of MBU’s timeless values and the optimism of what is yet to come.

Each color woven into the Tartan pattern represents one of the University’s Core Values:

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The crimson represents the blood of Christ, as we are serious and intentional about our Christian faith.

The light blue resembles the sky and reminds us to look heavenward as we commit ourselves to freely and responsibly search for truth.

The bold richness of the dark blue inspires us to strive for excellence as it symbolizes trust, loyalty and wisdom.

The purity of the white represents integrity and honesty, as we believe in the importance and cultivation of character.

The sterling gray represents social change, which is achieved through alumni whose lives are distinguished by service and leadership.

These colors interlaced together form the Missouri Baptist University traditional tartan.

When this pattern is displayed, let it be a symbol of our commitment to be faithfully present to each other, our tasks and our chosen career so we may always be a light for Christ, and let His light shine brightly.

“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. … In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” Matthew 5:14 & 16

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MBU HONORS MBU Honors engages a diverse population of highly motivated students with scholarly and creative challenges that empower and equip them to be expansive, innovative thinkers, conscious global citizens, and curious, committed followers of Christ. We ask that students take intellectual risks; that they hold themselves to high standards; that they act as servant leaders on campus and off; and that they engage the big questions of today and yesterday with rigor and charity. The program not only prepares students for careers and graduate school, but also trains them to become compassionate leaders, both in the Christian community and in the world. MBU Honors graduates wear navy blue and gold medallions. Dr. Larry Smith is the Director of MBU Honors.

Andrew Paul Andersen Krista Renee Biesiadecki

Rachel Naomi Fallon Olivia Dawn Leek

Joseph Ryan Link

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Missouri Baptist University Student Government Association (SGA) exists to provide reasonable and coherent policies, leadership and unity for the MBU student body and to act as a medium between the students, faculty, and administration of the campus. To be eligible for executive officer positions, individuals must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above and show exemplary character. The MBU SGA works to better the University in many areas while doing so in a way that is professional and consistent with University values. Graduating SGA officers wear red cords. The sponsor is Ms. Lara Kime.

Bradley Allen Clark

NATIONAL HONORS

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Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is a national, coeducational honor society with the purpose of promoting academic excellence and exemplary character among college and university students and honoring those who achieve such distinction. As a general honor society, Alpha Chi admits to membership students from all academic disciplines who are in the top ten percent of the junior and the senior classes. As a phrase from its constitution suggests, Alpha Chi seeks to find ways to assist members in “making scholarship effective for good.� The faculty and student members of the Omicron Omega Chapter of Alpha Chi wear medallions with blue & green ribbons. The sponsor is Dr. Curtis McClain.

Andrew Paul Andersen Shaeleigh Hennessey Lein Brady Rafaela Canova Davide Jessi Lee Cenatiempo Jordan Laine Corby Ashley Marie Fay Carly Rey Ferguson Emily Elizabeth Fromm Rachel Nicole Garcia

Ally Jo Gischer Courtney Grace Grasshoff Amanda Michelle Green Courtney Renee Hammers Taylor Ann Jones Benjamin G. Keane Olivia Dawn Leek Alyssa Marie Lewis Ansley Ruth Little

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Kaitlin Alicia Mills Tabitha Breanna Peoples Alisha Maria Price Emily Melissa Scheible Madelyn Page Shotton Branden David Weber Megan A. Williams Sarah Elizabeth Wilson Autumn Taylor Ziegler

NATIONAL HONORS (continued) Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education, with a national membership of undergraduate and graduate students, university faculty and administrators, classroom teachers, school administrators, retired educators, Laureate members, and honorary members. Its purposes are to promote excellence, recognize honor students, and acknowledge outstanding contributions to education. The Missouri Baptist University chapter is open to high achieving students planning careers in the field of education. The faculty and student members of the Chi Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi wear jade and violet honors cords. Dr. Bridgett Niedringhaus is the Chapter Counselor.

Madelynne Paige Hart Christina Louise Jahnsen Taylor Ann Jones Rachel Marie Juhlin Joseph Kelly Lawson Brooke Danielle Leach Alesha Dawn Lett Melanie Nicole Lomax Megan Nicole Lucas Jacob Christopher Mattson Claire E. Maupin Kit Katherine McConnell Kristina Anne Messer Madilyn Mae Overmann Samantha Leigh Owens Lilly Ann Pecaut

Tabitha Breanna Peoples Alisha Maria Price Leah Marie Ragsdale Taylor Gabrielle Simpson Paige Marie Smith Molly Rae Strothmann Angel Marie Thomas Alexandra C. Vitale Sierra Rae vonThun Andrea Lynn Whitfield Jennifer Ann Williams Matteson Ann Wilson Matthew Cameron Woodcock Grace Anne Woodward Autumn Taylor Ziegler William Braden Ziegler

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Ashley Elizabeth Bachman Breanna Michelle Belvin Audra Telsie Black Madison Claire Bond Michelle Linnia Burkett Mickayla Corinne Callahan Jessi Lee Cenatiempo Kristen Elizabeth Crow Jeannie Magic Davis Megan Judith Diener Hannah Elizabeth Dierker Catherine Naomi Easter Megan Catherine Eschbach Carly Rey Ferguson Amanda Michele Green Sierra LeeAnne Grider Courtney Renee Hammers

Kappa Omicron Nu Kappa Omicron Nu (KON), the National Honor Society for the Human Sciences, promotes empowered leaders who use an integrative approach to enhance quality of living through excellence in scholarship, leadership, and research. The Collegiate category of membership includes undergraduate and graduate students duly enrolled in an institution represented by an active chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu. Undergraduate students shall have declared a major in family and consumer sciences or one of the specializations in the human sciences, have completed 45 semester hours or equivalent, and rank in the top 25% of their class in the unit. Graduate students shall be enrolled in a graduate program in family and consumer sciences or one of the specializations in the human sciences, have completed 12 semester hours of graduate work or equivalent, and have a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Any chapter, at its discretion, may establish higher collegiate eligibility criteria. The Human Sciences are those fields committed to improving social justice and developing more desirable relations in communities, organizations, and the wider society for the benefit of all. Fields include (but are not limited to) athletic training, exercise science, family and consumer sciences, food science and human nutrition, health sciences, kinesiology, and wellness. The faculty and student members of the Nu Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu wear medallions with a burgundy ribbon for graduation recognition. The chapter sponsor is Mr. Michael Nolan.

Andrew Paul Andersen Sarah Marie Bolton

Francielly Morena da Silva Kayla Lyn Peniston

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Ana Carolina Pestana de Oliveira Diana Marie Rosa

NATIONAL HONORS (continued) Sigma Zeta Sigma Zeta is a national, undergraduate honor society with the purpose to encourage and foster scholarly activity and recognize academic scholarship in the natural and computer sciences and mathematics. To be eligible for membership, students must have a major in the natural sciences or mathematics, have junior/senior standing, with an overall GPA of 3.5. The faculty and student members of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of the Sigma Zeta National Honor Society wear medallions with a gold ribbon. The sponsor is Dr. Mary Vedamuthu.

Andrew Paul Andersen Bailey Lynn Carico Haley Anne Culwell Ashleigh Renee’ Daniels

Arianna Grace Ellison Courtney Grace Grasshoff Natalie Vitale Hecht

Christopher Ryan Reynolds Diana Marie Rosa Nicole Emerson Talley

Sigma Tau Delta

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Sigma Tau Delta is the international English honor society. Its purposes are to recognize honor students who are English majors and minors and to support and study the humanities. The motto is sincerity, truth, and design. The honor society restricts membership in this manner: Voting members – must major or minor in English, be in the top one-third of the class, have a B average in English, and have six credit hours in English beyond the freshman composition level; Non-voting members – do not need to major or minor in English but must meet all the other criteria for voting members. The faculty and student members of the Psi Psi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta wear cardinal red and black honor cords.

The sponsor is Dr. Julie Ooms.

Mason Jeffrey Arledge

Megan Catherine Eschbach

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MARSHALS The FACULTY MARSHAL is the Chairperson of the Faculty Executive Committee.

The Junior Marshals are those students in their class with the highest cumulative grade point average. They are distinguished by the wearing of honor cords in the university’s colors: royal blue and white.

FACULTY MARSHAL Dr. Robin Murray, Assistant Professor of Nursing

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JUNIOR MARSHALS Jacqueline Adams Colton Albers Sarah Baumann Alyssa Beaudoin Blake Berry Casey Bogomolov Ryan Brueggemann Emily Carter Hannah Chaney Jacie Coleman Daniel Dilworth Olivia Dixon Jonah Drush Tomi Dublo Payten England Sarah Erickson Casey Flemming Arianna Francis Abbigail Franken Tammi Galloway Jack Gienke Seth Grady Kayla Graham

Mikayla Harrison Emily Heflin Madeline Hess Jennifer Hill Gabrielle Israel-Smith Reily Kassay Carter Kennedy Samantha Kurm Jacqueline Lane Joey Lane Cherith Laubinger Melissa Lawrence Mason Lutz Laney Manes Deirdre Martin Jessica Martin Brianna Merchant Olivia Mohesky Gabriel Murphy Susan Nash Loren Niemeyer Rebekah Null

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Karen Olejniczak Joshua Person Lindsey Peters Ashley Pietzman Emily Pitts Colton Potter Caroline Rogers Deanna Ryan Meagan Ryan Kenneth Satcher Jessica Scalise Mckenzie Sheehy Thomas Smith Elizabeth Stahl Yulanda Tomlin-Watson Natalie Turner Clayton Varley Tyler Warren James White Brittany Williams Samantha Wilson Jacqueline Wright

HONOR GRADUATES Special distinction for outstanding scholarship is awarded to undergraduate degree candidates as follows: • Summa Cum Laude (With Highest Honor) for those who have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.80 or above • Magna Cum Laude (With Great Honor) for those who have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.60 but less than 3.80.

• Cum Laude (With Honor) for those who have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.40 but less than 3.60.

Only those who have completed all requirements for graduation are recognized by the wearing of gold honors cords during the commencement exercises.

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Summa Cum Laude Caleb Lee Almany Andrew Paul Andersen Mason Jeffrey Arledge Jemica Mae Artillaga Breanna Michelle Belvin Krista Renee Biesiadecki William Nathan Biesiadecki Madison Claire Bond Shelby Grace Boos Shaeleigh Hennessey Lein Brady Rachel E. Brewen Sarah Beth Broyles Michelle Linnia Burkett Mickayla Corinne Callahan Rafaela Canova Davide Jessi Lee Cenatiempo Jordan Laine Corby Kristen Elizabeth Crow Ian Jennex Currivean Taylor Mildred Elizabeth Daugherty Richard Anthony DeCollo, Jr. Emily Ann Dowell Catherine Naomi Easter Arianna Grace Ellison Megan Catherine Eschbach Rachel Naomi Fallon Ashley Marie Fay Carly Rey Ferguson Emily Elizabeth Fromm

Ally Jo Gischer Laura C. Glenn Courtney Grace Grasshoff Amanda Michele Green Brooklynn Marie Hamman Courtney Renee Hammers Jamie Renee Henderson Kayla Marie Hochthurn April Amanda Holmes Gerald W. Howse, Jr. Kelly Lynn Jennings Taylor Ann Jones Rachel Marie Juhlin Kasia Kaiser Benjamin G. Keane Pamela Kay Koger Gabriel Matthew Landrigan Olivia Dawn Leek Alyssa Marie Lewis Dana Nicole Link Joseph Ryan Link Ansley Ruth Little Autumn McKendree Long Megan Nicole Lucas Ricardo Camargo De Felice Martin Alyssa Lynn Matz Claire E. Maupin Margaret Rose Millea McDaniel

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Trevor W. Meeks Kaitlin Alicia Mills William Travis Moore Samantha Leigh Owens Lilly Ann Pecaut Tabitha Breanna Peoples Joel M. Perstrope Marc Allen Pickerill Lewis C. Pippin Veronica Rita-Mariah Pointer Alisha Maria Price Leah Marie Ragsdale Chase Jordan Regenhardt Emily Melissa Scheible Ryan Andrew Monroe Scott Destiny Starr Shocklee Madelyn Page Shotton Tiffany April Skaggs Hannah Margaret Stark Alexandra Marie Stevenson Molly Rae Strothmann Nicole Emerson Talley Branden David Weber Megan A. Williams Sarah Elizabeth Wilson Desiree Randi Wood Autumn Taylor Ziegler William Braden Ziegler

HONOR GRADUATES (continued) Magna Cum Laude Melissa Lynn Alexander Brandon Anthony Beran Marissa Amber Renae Katherine Black Megan T. Boeger Sarah Marie Bolton Brandon Boos Maddison Aylee Botfield Tyler Patrick Burke Luka Cajic Bailey Lynn Carico Lauren Teal Cayce Caterina Cigarini Bradley Allen Clark Jeannie Magic Davis Kendell Lee Davis Hannah Elizabeth Dierker Duncan Leo Dreyer Rachel Nicole Garcia Lexis Kate Garner Michael Aaron Hajny Breanna Lynn Halbert

Madelynne Paige Hart Alexandra Elizabeth Heinz Pamela Gail Hill Christina Louise Jahnsen Cynthia J. Jansen Jean M. Johnson Tanya Lynn Ann Kinkead Shane Michael Kopsky Jeannette Renae Kromray Joseph Kelly Lawson Brooke Danielle Leach Kala Rene Loughary Callah Michelle Mathena Jack Reilly McClure Kristina Anne Messer Nathan Evan Montgomery Francielly Morena da Silva Ethan Wayne Mozingo Madilyn Mae Overmann Georgia Marie Park

Matthew Scott Parker Kayla Lyn Peniston Ana Carolina Pestana de Oliveira Sheena Nicole Rice Allyson Lynn Richterkessing Constantina L. Roedder Stacy Ann Rohan Nelson C. Scherrer Taylor Gabrielle Simpson Colten James Skinner Drew Elliott Stacy Emily Marifae Stephens Jenna Blake Suedmeyer Devon William Thomas Chasity Nicole Thompson Hallye Michelle Tucker Andrea Lynn Whitfield Matteson Ann Wilson Matthew Cameron Woodcock Jordan Reilley Wyatt

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Cum Laude Ashley Elizabeth Bachman Paulette Latrice Baker Michelle Marie Barbagallo Michaella Ann Beach Kaylee Ann Bennett Anastasia Marguerite Bishop Audra Telsie Black Jo Anna Bruns McKenzy Wade Bryan Brittany Nicole Clouser Haley Anne Culwell Ashleigh Renee’ Daniels Delissa Kaye Dennison Megan Judith Diener Steven James Donahue Johnel Maria Eubanks Zachary Adam Faulkner Shana Ray Foster Kristi Lynn Francisco Abigail Michelle Givens Alison Elizabeth Gonzalez Samantha Jean Greminger Sierra LeeAnne Grider Alexis Irene Harrell

Natalie Vitale Hecht Austin M. Heflin Spencer D. Heineman Amber Nicole Helling Brilee Nikol Henson J.D. Jagelovicz Alexis D. Jarvis Kathleen L. Jarvis Stephanie Renee Jennings Charis R. Johnson Cassandra Marie Johnston Alexis Sophia Jones Elizabeth Eileen Karrick Alina Valerievna Kozlova Alesha Dawn Lett Brooke Elizabeth Lewis Rebekah Lynn Lewis Destiney Marie Lix Nicholas Jay Lorts, Jr. Megan Elise McCrary Logan Nash Mills Angela Christine Mitchell Macey McKenzie Mooneyham Hayley Katherine Neibel

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Ashley Nicole Partee Shannon Marie Poropat Janet Marie Rhoden Diana Marie Rosa Kirstin Jena Schaefer Taylor Theresa Segelle Paige Marie Smith Wesley Ean Smith Eliana Grace Steele Matthew Lloyd Stenborg Larla Michelle Thetford Amanda Lynn Thibodeaux Alexandra C. Vitale Tori Jean Volner Sierra Rae vonThun Alexandra Grace Walde Caitlyn Renay Warren Toye Anna Williams-Young Chelsea Christine Willson Jessica Ann Wilson Ryan James Woodland Grace Anne Woodward James Peter Wright

DEGREE CANDIDATES WRITING CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH

Mason Jeffrey Arledge

CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sandra Maria Brand

Jo Anna Bruns

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Jennifer Bonilla Kadja Yvonne Brown Bailey Lynn Carico † Ashleigh Renee’ Daniels Arianna Grace Ellison

Olivia Marie Heinzman † Andrew Roy Hiner Ryan Isaac Montgomery † Ashley Nicole Partee

Leah Marie Perkins † Miranda Ann Pratt † Taylor Rae Shepard † Chasity Nicole Thompson †

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Andrew Paul Andersen Colin J. Baillie † Breanna Michelle Belvin † Krista Renee Biesiadecki William Nathan Biesiadecki Brandon Boos † Austin Dakota Bush Mickayla Corinne Callahan † Savanna LeAnn Cantrell † Trevor Andrew Chaney Stephanie Christine Creech Hannah Elizabeth Dierker Claire C. Donohue Duncan Leo Dreyer Megan Catherine Eschbach Alexis Lee Ferren † Alison Elizabeth Gonzalez Alexis Caprice Griggs Michael Aaron Hajny Jillian Leigh Hanbaum †

Madelynne Paige Hart † Taylor Ann Jones Brian A. Jordan † Tara Nicole Kelam † Michael Anthony Knox, II Shane Michael Kopsky † Alina Valerievna Kozlova Katie Marie Lacy † Gabriel Matthew Landrigan Rachel Virginia Lay Brooke Elizabeth Lewis † Grace Ann Lukens † Claire E. Maupin Margaret Rose Millea McDaniel Tracy Ann Mike Kaitlin Alicia Mills Karlie Kay Missey † William Travis Moore Dawn Nelsen Angelica Marie Ochoa †

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Jonathan Michael Pasillas Antonio Luis Perez † Joel M. Perstrope Marc Allen Pickerill † Veronica Rita-Mariah Pointer Leah Marie Ragsdale Stacy Ann Rohan † Emily Melissa Scheible Kelaynew T. Seyoum Demetrius Deshawn Shaw † Madelyn Page Shotton Tiffany April Skaggs Wesley Ean Smith Drew Elliott Stacy Eliana Grace Steele † Matthew Lloyd Stenborg † Emily Marifae Stephens † Nicole Emerson Talley † Larla Michelle Thetford † Ryan Michael Wilson

DEGREE CANDIDATES BACHELOR OF MUSIC Laura C. Glenn

Olivia Dawn Leek

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION Courtney Renee Hammers

Rachel Marie Juhlin

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BACHELOR OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Melissa A. Alexander † Melissa Lynn Alexander † Paulette Latrice Baker Alexis Renee Beffa † Parker J. Blackorby † Kristen Claire Bogert † Sandra Maria Brand Derek Lee Bremerkamp † Jo Anna Bruns Elissa Marie Buehner † Gabriel Castillo † Mary Deborah Chott Brandon Earl Conwright Christopher Lee Counts † Amanda Marie Cravens Caleb David Dean Richard Anthony DeCollo, Jr. † Zachary Adam Faulkner † Taylor J. File † Demetrice Devon Fisher, Jr. Camille Rose Flores Haley Nichole Franklin Randall Brian Garner † Haley Taylor Gass Andrea Monique Goatley † Belma Hadzibegovic Breanna Lynn Halbert † Alex Matthew Hanft † Preston David Helsel † Tamara Sue Henry † Pamela Gail Hill Caitlan Nicole Holdman † Emma Elizabeth Burke Howe

Virginia Gayle Hyman † Samantha DeAnn Itinger J.D. Jagelovicz † Alexis D. Jarvis † Kelly Lynn Jennings Charis R. Johnson † Luke Andrew Kellogg Ryan Colin Klaus Pamela Kay Koger † Jeannette Renae Kromray † Heather Michelle Langford † Jonathan Ray Lanzone Felecia Brittany Marie Lawrence † Erika Danielle Lawson † William Hunter Leach † Alyssa Marie Lewis Dana Nicole Link † Destiney Marie Lix † Aleigha Sue Long Autumn McKendree Long † Nicholas Jay Lorts, Jr. † Sarah Ann Matthews † Andrew David McClure Heather Lynn Meador † Sarah Anne Monroy Kelsi Faith Nevarez † Silvia Ochoa Hannah Rose Olson Lawrence Omondi Olum Megan Ashley Payton † Marquita L. Person Lewis C. Pippin †

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Nancy Nicole Randolph-Canania † Janet Marie Rhoden Sheena Nicole Rice Shenell LaShay Richardson Amber Marie Robinson Jahmouri Clifford Robinson Jeramy Alan Rulo Brittni Elizabeth Salzman † Kirstin Jena Schaefer Natasha Carolyn Scherr † Nelson C. Scherrer Jacqueline Lee Schilling † Ciara Joelee Schott † Jesse Lee Schott † Sarah Wells Scott † Hannah Margaret Stark † Jenna Blake Suedmeyer † Jamie Lynn Tappella † Torri Lynn Thomas † Keagen Earl Tucker † Colleen P. Turner † Kelle Renae Turner † Tori Jean Volner † Meagan Ann Walter Hope Alexandra Wamble Branden David Weber † Zachariah Joseph Wetzel Andrea Lynn Whitfield † Ryan Michael Whitney Toye Anna Williams-Young † Abigail Clare Winterbauer † Ryan James Woodland †

DEGREE CANDIDATES

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lynda Grace Adams † Caleb Lee Almany Jennifer Lynn Alva Justin D. Amistadi Andrew Paul Andersen Mason Jeffrey Arledge Jemica Mae Artillaga † Ashley Elizabeth Bachman † Megan Elizabeth Bailey Anthony M. Bardon † Ethan Miles Barron Michaella Ann Beach Kaylee Ann Bennett † Brandon Anthony Beran Melvin Cordell Bethany † Audra Telsie Black Marissa Amber Renae Katherine Black Mary Evangeline Blackburn † Nicole Lynn Blecha † Tremaine Antwon Bobo, Jr. Megan T. Boeger † Sarah Marie Bolton Jennifer Bonilla Shelby Grace Boos † Maddison Aylee Botfield Kirk Bradley Shaeleigh Hennessey Lein Brady Drew E. Brooks † Arissa Danielle Brown † Chase Landin Brown Joseph Wayne Brown Kadja Yvonne Brown Nicholas W. Brown Sarah Beth Broyles McKenzy Wade Bryan † Kelly Nichole Bryson Andrew Allen Burch † Luka Cajic

Katherine R. Campbell † Caleb Michael Cannon Rafaela Canova Davide Dustin Leroy Christner Caterina Cigarini † Bradley Allen Clark Brittany Nicole Clouser † Sean Micheal Collins Kadesha Mo’Na Cooper Jordan Laine Corby Andrew Payton Coulter † Jonathan Longley Cox † Haley Anne Culwell Ian Jennex Currivean Sydney Ann Curtis † Molly Danielle Dalton Taylor Mildred Elizabeth Daugherty Kendell Lee Davis Hasaan Phillip DeCarolis Delissa Kaye Dennison † Garrett Paul Dieckhaus † Paul Michael Dixon Steven James Donahue † Emily Ann Dowell † Fritzson Duclervil Adam Bradley Dutton † Jonathan David Ellison Anthony Enwiya Rachel Naomi Fallon Ashley Marie Fay Aaron Patrick Feeley † Carly Rey Ferguson Cory Donovan Flemming Kristi Lynn Francisco † Jacqueline Margaret Franken Emily Elizabeth Fromm † Rachel Renae Galbraith Jeremy J. Gang †

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Donna M. Garcia Lucas James Garza Felicia B. Geisler † Austin Dale Gerson Angela Kay Gerst Micaela A. Gilliatt † Ally Jo Gischer † Hannah K. Goshorn Courtney Grace Grasshoff Chris Michael Grimes † Jacquelyn Lee Hagan † Alexis Irene Harrell Natalie Vitale Hecht Austin M. Heflin Brandon Scott Heineman † Spencer D. Heineman † Alexandra Elizabeth Heinz Amber Nicole Helling Eric Joseph Hellwig, Sr. † Jamie Renee Henderson † Joseph Alexander Henke † Brilee Nikol Henson Domonique Anthony Hernandez † Misty Herod † Cameron James Hibbler Hunter S. Hill † Azucena M. Hinch † Kayla Marie Hochthurn Patricia Ann Hocking April Amanda Holmes † Ashley Marie Holt Gerald W. Howse, Jr. † Jack Henry Huizinga Jacob James Baker Hunt † Anxhela Jakupi Cynthia J. Jansen Riley Elizabeth Janvrin † Kathleen L. Jarvis †

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (continued) Stephanie Renee Jennings † Jean M. Johnson Nick Wayne Johnson † Cassandra Marie Johnston † Alexis Sophia Jones Krista Elizabeth Jones Kasia Kaiser Elizabeth Eileen Karrick Kendall Derek Kaskie Benjamin G. Keane † Jacob Bryan Kempen Tanya Lynn Ann Kinkead † Collin Reid Kossakoski Andrew Darrell Kraus Shelby Loren Kurz Sydney Elizabeth Laupp † Quentin Avery Lawrence Joseph Kelly Lawson † Skylar Logan Lemons † Rebekah Lynn Lewis † Tyler Andrew Lewis † Joseph Ryan Link Torrance Littles, Jr. † Sergio Rafael Lopez Tanaily López Kala Rene Loughary † Nolan James Luhm Kamden Joann Maas † Justis Denauvo Mahaffey † Ricardo Camargo De Felice Martin Callah Michelle Mathena † General M. McArthur Jack Reilly McClure † Trevor W. Meeks † James Glennon Menke, IV † Ian Sung Hoon Meyer † Cheryl Mischel Micke † Nicholas J. Milla

Logan Nash Mills Angela Christine Mitchell Nathan Evan Montgomery Macey McKenzie Mooneyham † Taylor Dennison Moore Bryan J. Morales Mallory L. Moran † Francielly Morena da Silva Rickie Duray Morris Ethan Wayne Mozingo Hillary Ncube Hayley Katherine Neibel Caroline Rayne Newman † Jordan Alan Nichols Jordan Michael Ohlendorf † Nicholas James Olejnik † Gabriel Thomas O’Neal Georgia Marie Park † Matthew Scott Parker † Kayla Lyn Peniston † Ana Carolina Pestana de Oliveira Shannon Marie Poropat † John Thomas Pranger † Alisha Maria Price † Victor Manuel Rada Yibrin Elizabeth Maria Rademacher Chase Jordan Regenhardt Christopher Ryan Reynolds † Madison Claire Rhodes † Allyson Lynn Richterkessing Constantina L. Roedder Diana Marie Rosa Jacob Rucker Jack Andrew Russell Michael Edward Sachs † Ryan Andrew Monroe Scott † Taylor Theresa Segelle † Michael James Sheldon †

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Destiny Starr Shocklee Leah Marie Shrum Colten James Skinner † Simi Toatele Skipps Malori Ann Skrobonja † Luke Thoren Slagle Logan Mitchell Smith † Shelby Jean Smith Brandon Michael Stephens † Baylee Ann Stevens Alexandra Marie Stevenson † Jessica Lynn Sutton Devon William Thomas Dalton M. Thompson Keagen Earl Tucker † William Luke Tucker † Hannah Joan Wade Alexandra Grace Walde † Sophia Maureen Wallace † Tyler Marc Ward † Andrea Lynn Webb † Tyler J. West † Madeline Michelle Wilcox Maya Angela Williams Megan A. Williams Matteson Ann Wilson † Sarah Elizabeth Wilson † Desiree Randi Wood † Matthew Cameron Woodcock James Peter Wright † Jordan Reilley Wyatt Torri Rachelle Yates Tyler Reinhart Yates † Tessa Jae Zaehringer Lindsay Jo Zelasko † William Braden Ziegler † Joshua Paul Zion

DEGREE CANDIDATES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Michelle Marie Barbagallo Heather Marie Bequette Audra Telsie Black Madison Claire Bond Rachel E. Brewen † Michelle Linnia Burkett Jessi Lee Cenatiempo Kristen Elizabeth Crow Jeannie Magic Davis † Megan Judith Diener Catherine Naomi Easter Abigail Michelle Givens Katherine Nicole Grant Amanda Michele Green Sierra LeeAnne Grider Samantha Lynn Hackett

Christina Louise Jahnsen Brooke Danielle Leach Alesha Dawn Lett † Melanie Nicole Lomax † Megan Nicole Lucas Shaylen Noelle Martin † Jacob Christopher Mattson † Alyssa Lynn Matz Kit Katherine McConnell Kristina Anne Messer Madilyn Mae Overmann † Samantha Leigh Owens Lilly Ann Pecaut Tabitha Breanna Peoples † David Earl Reuter, II Kaitlynn Michelle Ripple †

Briley Paige Rokan Michael Edward Sachs † Amy Lee Schnefke Taylor Gabrielle Simpson † Paige Marie Smith † Molly Rae Strothmann Angel Marie Thomas † Alexandra C. Vitale † Sierra Rae vonThun † Eric David West Jennifer Ann Williams Chelsea Christine Willson Grace Anne Woodward Stacey M. Zaat Autumn Taylor Ziegler †

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Tyler John Allen Ashley Marie Arink † Anastasia Marguerite Bishop † Tyler Patrick Burke † Kyla Lorene Byrd Lauren Teal Cayce † Lexis Marie Chrun † Alexandra Marie Esterer Johnel Maria Eubanks † Shana Ray Foster Valerie Ann Fretz Rachel Nicole Garcia †

Lexis Kate Garner † Samantha Jean Greminger Brooklynn Marie Hamman † Danielle Mallory Hausermann † Andrew Roy Hiner Logan Scott Iler † Ariana Lynn Linnenbrink Ansley Ruth Little Melanie Renee Loveless † Caitlin Christine McCabe Megan Elise McCrary

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Michelle Marie Mealus † Kaitlyn Ann O’Neill Sheila Kay Portell † Laura Christine Pryor † Amanda Lynn Thibodeaux Raegan Hannah Thomas † Chanel Genise Thorpe Hallye Michelle Tucker Taylor Anne Walsh † Caitlyn Renay Warren † Jessica Ann Wilson

DEGREE CANDIDATES MASTER OF SCIENCE IN FITNESS MANAGEMENT Jesus Espinosa Martinez Brighton L. Hutton

Barbara Nicole Morgan Claire Marie Ward

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN SPORT MANAGEMENT Jaylon Tarrod Bowden Stephanie Marie Brewer Michael Shane Gardner Lang D. Gentile

Lauren Elizabeth Krebs Drew David Montero Monica Anganile Mwangupili Kameron Marcellus Prince

Colby Dan Rogers Charles Evans Steele, Jr. Kevin Rohan Thomas

MASTER OF ARTS IN CHRISTIAN MINISTRY Veronica G. Edwards

Nancy L. Robbins

Rebecca Christine Wright

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CORPORATE SECURITY LEADERSHIP Stephen Kahwa

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Joshua David Curry Derrick DeMar Dilworth

Clayton James Sebacher Lindsey Marie Wright

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DEGREE CANDIDATES MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Scott Edward Alsbury Connar Armstrong Brukelle Audrenea Banks Bryson Corey Barnes Karsten Wilfrid Beney Paula June Bess Justin Aaron Blanton Floris Blom Traci L. Canby LaTasha Denishia Cannon Hannah Louise Carey Robin Keith Cason Duane Alan Clonts Krystal Lyn Coggins Amanda Sue Deters Jonathan Mark Douglas Amanda Marie Early Marlene A. Favorite Wendy Castro Fernandes

Annie Rochelle Gray Ryan Alan Humiston Martha Imoniana Sandra Jean Jarvis Molly Marie Kovacich Alexander Stephen Lauko Andrew David Lawson Amber Nicole Lutes Jason Edward Lynn Cynthia F. Martin Trista Denee McGrath Alan Lee Meyer Michael Thomas Meyer Timothy Patrick Mulitsch, Jr. Lucas Oliveira de Souza Michael Wayne Palazzolo Dyllon Shayne Parmley Kolbi Marie Peach Sally Jo Plowman

Stephanie Martina Ponder Hayley Caroline Richardson Sandra Kay Riutcel Christopher Dwayne Ross Michael Anthony Russo S. M. Salim Patrick Mark Schubert Charlotte Ann Skaggs Anthony Karl Smith Jennifer Marie Stilwell Joshua A. Taylor Austin Geoffrey Trower Mary Ann Vacca Juan G. Villacres Elizabeth Emily Ward Danielle Geralyn Weldele Elizabeth D. Wiley Michelle Leigh Woods

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION LEADERSHIP Stephen Michael Crain

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Aaron James Chastain

Kayla Elizabeth Knapp

MASTER OF ARTS Sarah Elizabeth Ball Anna Kaye Barbosa Katherine Sue Bolte Jennifer Lee Bratcher Melissa Anne Brennan Tiffany Lynn Bungenstock Kathleen Margaret Dodge Elisa Rose Duncan Caleb Andrew Ford Lori Lynn Grelle

Lucy Ann Ingargiola Phyllis Marie Jones Melissa Marie Kackley Hillari Breann Lagemann Avery Christine Lough Kaylyn Nichole Mayes Maria Grace Mercer Katie Lou Middleton Tamara Nicole Moore Jasma Marissa Morris

Chelsea Elizabeth Noce Amanda Lee Northcutt Christy Lynn Pashia Craig Joseph Politte Samantha Ann Ranck Anna E. Reichert Hannah Renee Stobart LaWonda Manette Swanigan Amanda R. Sylvester

MASTER OF ARTS IN COUNSELING Bridgette D. Brown Dawn Elizabeth Brune Nicole Leann Burdin Kathryn Susan Dowden

Daniel William Funk Tyler Scott Gripka Rosanne M. McCoy Euliana Sanders

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Amy Lynn St. John Jessica Ann Stewart Emily S. Wade

DEGREE CANDIDATES MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING Emily Janette Allen Stephanie Sue Bailey John Francis Barnabee Michelle Leigh Bond Amanda Jo Boxx Rachel Alyse Breland Christopher Wayne Conway Amber Louise Cooley Lisa Renée Donald Susan Howe Dooling Jeffrey William Fahrner Alyssa Faith Gallian Valarie Ann Gorza David Zachary Harman Christina Marie Heida Michael Scott Honerkamp Mack Hamilton Ivory, III Linlin Jing

Sarah C. Johnson Seth W. Kirchoff Shawn D. Knisley Katherine Ann Koch-Dowell Christopher Patrick Lawson Taylor Christine Light Penny Renee Lindwedel-Perriguey Sarah Rene Mayberry Heather Lynn McCallum Amelia Sue Moore Nicole Marie Mustain Melanie Diane Myers Heather M. Nason Catherine JoAnne Norman Angela Christine Orlando Jaclyn Kate Parker Kimberly Ann Proctor Megan Kathryn Prouhet

Wanda L. Reeves Haley Nicole Richard Jennifer Lea Richardson Katherine P. Sawyer Amanda Marie Schlaker Brooke Amanda Schreiber Joseph Salvatore Scotino, Jr. Alexandra Erin Shaw Nikola Skokovic Katie Beth Tiefenauer Kimberly Alice Tohill Derek Allen Watz Sheila Marie Wedemeier Stephanie Lynn Weinrich Adam Christopher Williams Michael Carl Williams David Michael Woldengen

MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Rachel Renee Lowe Sarah Kathryn Polanc

Scott David Shepard Amanda L. Zurfluh

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Sarah Jane Bouldin Krista Marie Fox Lindsey Ann Jenkins

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Whitney R. Bridgeman Megan Leanna Gillman Kala Renee Linville Lindsay Morgan Loyd

Karla M. Luedke Natalie A. Moore Marla Rae-Ellen Ries

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Renee Christina Webb Leland Paul White Molly Kathleen Young

DEGREE CANDIDATES MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION Jesse Colin Anderson Shannon Michelle Banderman Mikayla M. Barrett Dana E. Brinker Joseph Liam John Callahan Melissa Diane Davis Holly Michelle Dreher Megan Marie Ebinger Hollis J. Flannery Jason R. Gillman Lisa May Girardier Alex T. Giuliani Donald Paul Guinn Jamie Chantell Halmick

Molly Elizabeth Hanify Michael Anthony Hinrichs Megan Rose Holtgraewe Kyle Vincent Johnson Baileigh E. Kausler Megan Rae Koenig Leslie Alane Lovell Amanda Ruth Mack Shellie Marie Manes Meghan Nicole McCreary Stacey Michelle Michel Julie Marie Miller-Schoen Andrew Allen Mills

Gerard Vonrick Moore Sara M. Payton Bridget Mae Phelps Virginia Ann Pope Amy Marie Sammet Kelsey Elizabeth-Marie Scheer Teron Delivia Sharp Alexander Michael Short Nicole Marie Stoffey Kaitlyn Grace Sutton Harry R. Thurmond Isabella Merea Wilkins Robert Kyle Woodsmall

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EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST Stephanie M. Ashford Brice Cannon Beck Saundra Marie Benack Zack Aaron Brown Elizabeth Claire Brueggemann Patrick Michael Burke Tasha Jo Burt Jamie Patricia Busch April Rose Byrd Amanda L. Clair

Barbara Anita Cornell Champagne Casey Wayne Dildine Stephanie E. Dix Ronald Edward Farrow, II Jennifer Lynn Heflin Becky Jones Markie A. Lampkin Leslie Ann Marchetti Alicia Suzanne McDaniel Clayton James McDaniel

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Krystal Yvette Morgan Shannon Lynn Murray Joshua Michael Phipps James C. Ramsey Tracey Eliza Rhodes Katie L. Rosner Angela Lynn Schneider Samantha Ellen Suermann Adesha Marie Thompson Tracy Diane Wall

DEGREE CANDIDATES DOCTOR OF EDUCATION LEADERSHIP IN TEACHING AND LEARNING Mary A. Buckey, A.A., B.S., M.S., Ed.D.

Matthew D. McClellan, B.S., M.A.T., Ed.S., Ed.D.

“Integrated Reading and Writing’s Effect on Community College Retention and Completion”

“Effectiveness of a Mentoring Program in Preparing Students of Color for Post-Secondary Education”

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Cynthia Vitale

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Linda Miller

Nichole Ann Dales, A.A., B.S., M.S.E., Ed.S., Ed.D.

Samantha Nicole Mouser, A.A., B.S.Ed., M.A.T., Ed.S., Ed.D.

“The Impact of Singapore Mathematics on Achievement”

“Examining the Effects of Curriculum Use on Mathematics Student Achievement”

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Carl Holschen Tina Louise Howe, B.S.Ed., M.A., M.E.A., Ed.S., Ed.D.

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“An Examination of the Impact of Crisis Intervention Training on Student Behavior and Staff Perception of Crisis Intervention Training”

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Donald Francis David Alan Pitts, Jr., B.A., M.A.C., Ed.S., Ed.D. “The Impact of Playing Video Games on Student Academic Achievement: A Mixed Method, Correlational Analysis”

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Judith Scott

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Lydia Thebeau

Cassandra Jo Huckstep-Spangler, B.A., M.S., M.A.T., M.E.A., Ed.S., Ed.D.

Danielle Jo Todd, B.S.Ed., M.E.A., Ed.S., Ed.D.

“A Mixed-Methods Analysis of the Correlation Between Poverty and High School Readiness in Missouri K-8 School Districts”

“Educators’ Perceptions of Kindergarten Soft Placement” Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Susan Hladky

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Jane Brown

Tamara Lynn Yates, B.S.Ed., M.Ed., M.E.A., Ed.S., Ed.D.

Tsimollo Florence Jones, B.A., M.A.T., Ed.S., Ed.D.

“Special Educators’ Perceptions of the Effect of Standards-Based IEPs on Student Achievement”

“The Impact of EmpowerAccess Reading Intervention Program on English Language Learners’ Reading Performance” Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Jane Brown Cartelia Patrice Lucas, B.A., M.A.T., Ed.S., Ed.D. “The Effect of Secondary Traumatic Stress on Educators”

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. David Collum HIGHER EDUCATION LEADERSHIP Santita D. Nunn, B.A., M.S., Ed.D. “The Impact of Community Violence on Student Motivation to Attend College” Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Amy Harrison

Dissertation Committee Chair: Dr. Laura Rauscher

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