Morgan State University - Virtual Recognition Ceremony Booklet

Virtual Recognition Ceremony May 16, 2020 Honoring MSU’s Spring 2020 Graduates

PRESIDENT WILSON’S CLOSING REMARKS

Ladies and gentlemen, we thank you for being with us today to join in our Virtual Recognition Ceremony in honor of Morgan State University’s Graduating Class of Spring 2020. For all of those watching online today, we know that you share our pride in the students who have reached this milestone in their lives, and we know that you join us in applauding them for their achievement and in wishing them much success in their careers and in their advanced studies. I wish to offer some final words to the Class of Spring 2020 and to the many Morgan supporters joining us to celebrate them: This spring, in uniting with the world to meet the extraordinary challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, for the first time in our 153-year history, Morgan State University has postponed its spring commencement exercises. In fact, this semester, Morgan has undertaken a number of initiatives to ensure the safety of its students, faculty and staff in the midst of this pandemic and has joined Maryland Governor Larry Hogan in canceling all events and activities for gatherings of groups larger than ten. The postponement of Spring 2020 Commencement Exercises, which attracts one of Morgan’s largest gatherings, is just one of those initiatives. The health and safety of our campus community are top priorities for me as the President of Morgan.

However, I am equally committed to safeguarding the integrity of our academic programs and guaranteeing that our students are adequately and properly recognized for their academic achievements, as displayed each semester in formal commencement exercises. Therefore, although we have postponed the Spring 2020 Commencement Exercises, we are determined today to give fitting and proper recognition to those extraordinary students who have persevered to graduation, especially in the midst of this global pandemic: The Class of Spring 2020.

We must acknowledge, and I am pleased to remind you, that Morgan has never been a stranger to adversity or challenges. Every generation of Morganites has faced difficulties and obstacles that might discourage and bewilder others. But in the midst of those challenges, Morgan has always stepped forward, met them head-on and prevailed.

We remember that Morgan was founded at a time when our nation was recovering from the ravages of the Civil War, when the education of African Americans was neither a priority nor a concern for most Americans. In fact, most states, especially in the south, forbade the education of slaves and freedmen. In the very beginning, despite these prevailing sentiments and prohibitive laws, a group of African-American Methodist ministers developed the vision for the establishment of Morgan, then named the Centenary Biblical Institute. Among them was Rev. Samuel Green, Sr., a former slave who was arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison for possessing a copy of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Neither slavery nor incarceration nor prevailing prejudice against the education of African Americans stopped Rev. Green or his fellow religious leaders from moving forward with the vision for this institution. Those leaders, in what was to become typical Morgan fashion, rebounded from adversity and turned the obstacles placed in their path into stepping stones. These Morganites prevailed!

We remember the first graduate of Morgan College, George William Frederick McMechen, Class of 1895, who was among the first attorneys to take a stand against the early establishment of American Apartheid here in Baltimore, which had become the first city in the nation to pass residential ordinances based on race. In the face of blatant racial prejudice and discrimination, these Morganites prevailed!

We remember that after the crash of the stock market and the onset of the Great Depression in the 1920s, it was the Morgan College Women's Auxiliary that was determined that Morgan would not fail, despite the economic crisis. As the nation struggled through financial uncertainty, the women of Morgan College responded with equal certainty that Morgan would press on; and they undertook repeated measures and fund-raisers of every kind to ensure the financial stability of the College. In the midst of economic catastrophe, these Morganites prevailed!

We remember that when America joined the fight against fascism and Nazi Germany in World War II, despite being denied the rights of full citizenship at home, Morgan alumni like Edward G. Carroll (Class of 1930, who was among the troops who constructed the Alaska Canadian Pipeline) joined with approximately 800 Morgan men, who left their studies at Morgan, to answer the call to arms and courageously offer their lives in defense of this nation. In the cause of world peace, these Morganites prevailed!

We remember that during the years when major league baseball was finally integrated, when Jackie Robinson crossed the color line in American sports, it was Morgan alumnus Joe Black (Class of 1950), who became the first African American to pitch a no-hitter in the 1952 World Series. Over the years, Morgan has produced world class athletes that have strategically used the world’s largest athletic stages as platforms to advance the cause of racial equality. These Morganites have prevailed!

We remember that, on the brink of the Civil Rights Movement, Morgan students were among the first in the nation to participate in non-violent sit-ins and mass jailings, at one point over 400 of them incarcerated in protest against discrimination at the movie theatre and other establishments at Northwood Shopping Center. It was Morgan students who organized and systematically forced businesses to end Jim Crow practices as early as the 1940s. They picketed. They marched. They filled the jails. They courageously hosted controversial figures on campus like: Stokely Carmichael, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. They spoke truth to power decades before it was in vogue. Those Morganites prevailed!

We remember, when American public education began to integrate with all deliberate speed with the 1954 Brown v. The Board of Education decision, that it was Hiram Whittle, a Morgan student, who accepted Thurgood Marshall’s invitation to join the fight to reintegrate the University of Maryland at College Park. In one of the most impactful movements in modern American history, that Morganite prevailed!

We remember Verda Welcome of the Class of 1939, Victorine Q. Adams of the Class of 1940 and Parren J/ Mitchell of the Class of 1950, who were among the Morganites to integrate Baltimore City, Maryland State and national politics. They were not welcome in the political arena, but they were determined, through effective political action, to give a voice to the voiceless. These Morganites prevailed!

We remember that when the integrity of the American Presidency was in question, it was U.S. Marshal George Kimbrough McKinney of the class of 1956 who subpoenaed President Richard M. Nixon and helped to ignite the Watergate investigation that led to the resignation of the President.

That Morganite prevailed!

We remember that, after the towers fell in 9/11 and the “War on Terror” tried to justify broad discrimination against and oppression of Muslims and Middle Eastern peoples, it was Morgan that provided a safe space for students of every race, religion and culture to pursue their education without fear of being persecuted or labeled as threats to national security. In matters of human rights and human dignity, Morgan prevailed!

We remember the devastation of Hurricane Katrina and how Morgan opened its loving arms and welcomed the student survivors from its sister HBCUs—Dillard, Southern and Xavier, as well as Louisiana’s traditional college and university campuses—to finish their studies at Morgan. Many arrived on Morgan’s campus with only the clothes on their back, a few salvaged belongings and little hope for tomorrow. However, Morgan met their needs, offered a new home and encouraged them to complete their degrees. In helping others, Morgan prevailed!

Throughout history, fate has presented this institution, as well as the human race, with seemingly insurmountable and daunting challenges. Today, as the global community wages war against a Goliath of an enemy in the coronavirus, we reflect on our history and are reminded that the sons and daughters of Morgan State University have always slain giants-- that, without exception, the sons and daughters of Morgan State University have repeatedly found the tenacity and courage to step forward and call upon the best in themselves to turn those obstacles and impediments into stepping stones and gateways of opportunity. Today, thousands of men and women around the world are on the front lines of the battlefield against this pandemic. Morgan is proud to have trained countless medical doctors, nurses and public health professionals who are a part of this campaign—Morganites like Lieutenant General Raymond Scott Dingle of the class of 1988, who is presently serving as the 45th Surgeon General of the United States Army.

So, today, Morgan State University finds itself facing the current challenge of the coronavirus pandemic. Though it poses a formidable challenge to us, we are determined to continue the great tradition of recognizing and applauding our student achievement and especially the extraordinary and unprecedented milestone set by the Class of Spring 2020. This is the first class in Morgan’s history to transition from face-to-face instruction to online instruction within the course of their final semester, in order to complete their degree requirements. And although their traditional commencement exercises have been delayed, their remarkable and history-making achievement will be duly documented in the records and in the history of this University as a class that answered the call of an imperfect world with a deliberate, intentional and unrelenting determination to prevail and to make it better for the generations that will follow.

As the Class of Spring 2020 leaves us for the wider world, you must face a challenge greater than any of us could have imagined just a few short months ago. The pandemic gripping the globe has reminded us of the fragility of human life and the fundamental institutions of our society. You will be called upon to use the knowledge and skills that you’ve cultivated at Morgan not merely to rebuild our world, but also to make it stronger, kinder, wiser and more resilient than ever. This is your moment. You are prepared. You are Morgan Made. And you will prevail!

School of Graduate Studies Doctor of Education Community College Leadership Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman Audra H. Butler Andrew F Coston Lauren Liburd Marvin J. Perry Darlene Williams Higher Education Patricia Burke-Black Joevanne K. Estrada Science Edcuation Cristina M. Cardona Emmanuel Jaff Urban Educational Leadership Joyce Kay Albert Mark S. Brown Anthony Joesph Mooring Bertrand G. Tchoumi Doctor of Engineering Rogelio C. Agbanlog Neda Bazyar Shourabi Shaynee Ethel Contee Michael A. Edwards Fathy H. Elgendi Tony A Odita Hayford Tuffour Doctor of Philosophy Bioenvironmental Science Tassew M. Mekuria Monet S. Stevenson Aysha Y Zaakan Business Administration Afua A.B. Agyekum Israel Kpekpena

English Sherna A. Johnson Higher Education Trevor R. McKie Tobias R. Morgan Corey Demetrius Robinson Marc Hulett Strothers History Dana Kenyatta Hammond Mathematics Zeinab Bandpey Social Work Rhea C. Porter Latanya N. Townsend Public Health Binnae Arden Bridwell Richard J. Curley Anthony Duah-Agyemang Laurice A. Howell Opuruiche A Ibekwe Gloria C. Ngeno Georgia L. Sawyer Brandon G. Wilson

Master of Architecture Richard K. Allen Jessica M. Batista De Freitas David Bloch Naomi W. Hemme Benjamin D. Riniker Alexander H. Wong Master of Art (Teaching) Secondary Education Terree M. Black Gwendolyn A. Branch Yasmin T Clark Humberto J. Henriquez James B. Hill Jocelyn A. Lay Traylene N. Parker Tariq J. Shaheed

Kavon D. Smith Teaching Benjamin J. Davis Master of Arts African American Studies Alex D. Guinn Jessica B. Haywood English William P. Engstrand Higher Education Nia Avery Sheryll-Ihna B Famularcano Armon Hasheminejad Alicia Y. Miller Otu A. Obot Ii Desjanee L. Threat Amber N. Wilson History Francisco j Rodriguez International Studies Ademola A. Adesanya Jennifer Dasilva-Hassiman Journalism Joshua E.N. Bester Jamesia Downer Jasmyn R. Hall Tekeya Lashay Peterson Charles A. Tucker Mathematics Carine Andrea S. Ayivi-Fandalor Lubna Jasim Kadhim Toni K. Smith Museum Studies and Historical Preservation Taylor A. Brookins Alexis Nicole Jennings Music Christopher W. Gee JanĂŁe C. Johnson

Master of Business Administration Trevor A Alexander Stefanie B. Carey Cooper A. Clarkin Bolanle t Daniel Donte M. Dixon Troy Jefferson Ergun Kacar Pamela M. Love Manning John E. Norton Bartholomew Omoba Bharat Kumar Peddu Donnell E. Taylor Samina N.K. Warner Antoine L Wright Fong Yau Master of City and Regional Planning Justin O. Fair Washina X. Ford Kshitiz Gurung Kristen M Misage Reginald C. Warren Master of Education Community College Adminstration and Instruction La-Basha Alexander Gina L. Bush James Mensah Kheli A. Sharpe Master of Engineering Oludayo Samuel Alamu Payam Asban Marc Caballes Jean-Marie Mbonimpa Chike C Onyeabo Cameron Weir Yulai Yang

Master of Public Health Candice Alexandria Buchanon Jessica M. Dawson Kaelyn Dickinson Nikira M Epps Raykyle Teara Highsmith Doniqua Renee Jenkins Vanessa M. Lathan Toni-Ann O. Lee Rolicia F. Martin Trisha-leigh Porter Saarah M. Syed Minyan Javay Watson-Faulkner Ashleigh A. Williams Lawanda D. Williams Brandon Wood Master of Science Accounting Musharraf M. Alanazi Robert J Brown Briana S. Butler Olamide D. Okelowo Construction Management Tyler C. Ferrara Damali D. Young Education Adminsitration and Supervision Ver-Lyssa Timms Hospitality Management Olaide P Akinbode Patience Boadu Abbam George A Okojie Mathematics Education Danielle O. Lee Project Management Kehinde O Ajayi Tarnisha S. Bailey Brina I. Bolden Michael D. Bryant Tajiri L. Gourdine Miriam O. Hagan Ebony Quinones Mohammed L. Umoru

Breana L. Wooten Psychometrics Da'vona K Boyd Science Zahrah Y Alyousef Caroline G. Ndirangu Joshua Christian Samba Sociology Kenneth Appiah-Kubi Haneef T Hardy Melanie L Hardy Deborah Lee Hargrave Alliyah Moore Urban Transportation Feleke D Belay Master of Social Work Love S. Abdallah Ashley Adowa Aikoo Beatrice Aina Sitra A. Ali Amber Bre'ona Banks Rita A. Bisong Jasmine Kim Bolden Ashley N. Buie Shavonne S. Byrd Nia Caldwell Malcolm Anthony Campbell Alexia Mone't Carter Talethea Carver Amber V Cofield Jaren R. Colbert Monteana Conley Shayne Renee Couch-Murray Torkwase S. Creek Nimrod M. Davis Guy T. Degreaffenreidte Jessica M. Dennis Jada T. Dubose Pearl C. Ewuzie Shardae K. Fitzgerald Tracy Fletcher Jacqueline E. Floyd Lateria S. Floyd Tiarah M. Funderburk

De'Ja Y. Geter-Jackson Lea P. Green Kelly A. Hall Kenya J. Hall-Phyall Kimberly A. Halls Breonna Okia Harris Jessica P. Hill Darrell Hillery Tyra A Hinton Janae' Jackson Dominick Juwan-Lee Jenkins Marcus E John Saminata M. John Alexus Johnson Mariah N. Johnson Chanell N. Jones Kevena M. Jones Letisha L. Jones Takerrah Jones Kimani M. Joseph Malika D. Joyner Mukaji J. Kanda Monique C. King Natasha Lawson Brittany T. Leach Jayik'quille Day'shaon-Davon Mabry-Evans Amber M. March Harry B. Martin Berneva A. McClarin Aunish McDaniel Winterford A Mensah Evelin Merchant Dyjae Mooney Irene Nabalamba Shantell A. Nelson Brenda Nnadi Jeremiah B. Odukoya Tiffany N. Oglesby Shay'Erica G. Parker Ernestine Peah Jessica Pelaez Brianna Archae' Robinson Shante' D. Ryan Tiana Sanders Joseph A Santangelo Chloe A. Sauls Renee J. Scott Erin D. Sessions Seamourn Simmons Aisha A. Small Ayaana M. Smith

Vernay D. Snow Destinie J Statum Denesha N. Tatum London Britae Thomas Montressa Tripps Crystal S. Ward Tiffani K. Ward Rebekah D. Washington Elena M. Wengert Ingra Williams Marlene G. Williams

The James H. Gilliam Jr., College of Liberal Arts B.S., Applied Liberal Studies Makiah Nije' Addison Michael Temitope Afolabi Toni Chika Aniugo Sharie Brice Nakia D Brown Gabrielle Aleah Bullock James Butler Blake A. Camara Naomi Melzina Campbell Jajuan David Christie Michelle Earnestine Craft Allison Derico Tytianna Nishae Dow Duane Dowell Dominique L. Felder Lashawn M. Gardner Simeon Burgess Gatling Yaniz D. Gaymon Dawn R. Gipson Christopher C. Grant Jerrell Green Timothy Greene Justin Lamar Hayward Deidra Kanda Henry Marcus Hicks Keyonna Lashawn Hill Kayla Regine Johnson Camille Denise Jones Anita Lawson Tyree Kenyon Lewis Candace Lee Little Alex Luis Samantha Inez Dinera Mapp Ivion A. Moore Nyjai G. Muhammad Vincent Chiduzem Ononogbo Randy Kwabena Opong Christopher M. Paige Zamirah Brianna Parramore Dashia Elizabeth Pennington Tiffany Ralston Ashley Noelle Royster Anais S Salomon Ashley Y. Smith Camille N. Snow Justin Drake Spencer Janelle Tabb Justin Isiah Thompson

Kaliya Jonita Wright B.A., Economics Hatem Abdullah Althebeati Erin Cole Olamiposi Itiola Sunmola B.A., English Chloe Nicole Colbert Briana Eleah Crudup DaVionne V Ferdinand Patrick Lewis Freeman Je'taun Maryelizabeth Irby B.A., Fine Art Akiliah Radford Christina A. Carter Michael Anthony Dickens Janai Ewings Joshua Greene Nicholas Jaxon Huff Justice Brynae Lanclos Bibek Maharjan Imani Pruitt Chrystal Sade Wilson B.A., History Nala Shamill Price Stanley Remero Price B.A., Music Arsene Bien-Aime Kiana Sakile Cobb Dezmond Wanye Covington Amirah La'eunice Farmer Nicholas Allan Ford Corey J. Harvey Taylor Carnancia' Jackson Jaelyn A Marshall Aaron Nathaniel McLaurin Kori Elizabeth Melton Victor Ntam Kendra Speight B.A., Philosophy Kelley Ann Brett Semora Lyn Council Faramoluwa Patience John-Williams Makayla Renee Redman DeJanee Fennell

Alexis Nysa Gadsden Brandon Lamar Holmes Naomi Ruth Hudgins Langston Bernard Lee Tarikuwa Nigist Lemma Natalie Renee Mack Sophia Decontee Tugba B.S., Psychology Alexis Rebecca Becton William Standhope Beverly Mark Anthony Chin-Mook Markeisha Annette Coleman Gary Brandon Matthew Cullen Shirleyanna Davis Jahmera Elsie Dozier Talitha A. Frison Chardone't Xia Handy Monica Henry Leeya N Jackson Arbria Johnson Alexis M. Knight-Kemp Savannah A. Lacy Mercedez Mitchell Marvellous T. Oke Samantha J Palencia Kytazha Camille Pope Chelsea T. Scott Harrison Seaton Jordan Antwan Shepard Sydney Simpson Keona Skye Smith Tanai M. Smith Jayln T. Toatley Damion Trotter Chakel Walker B.F.A, Screenwriting and Animation Jasmine M. Blackson Messiah Justus Dale Kendall Robert Davis Dezimond Salvatore Fisher Evan Essence Hall Kalen L. Hicks Jaylen K'yree Johnson Deja Monet Jones Inphinittii Joseph Leroy Andrew Marshall Myla Renee McLeod Zakiya Davidia Murphy Kamera Reshard

Kameryn M. Robinson B.S., Sociology Olivia A Boreland Jihayah Chavis Iisis Geneva Chestnut Tierney Nadiyah Cooper-Chasten Diamond L. Cunningham Victor Curry Iesha Monet Dennis Jade Kristi Dodge Niesha Quanika Frogg Al'shanique Mekiyah Hankins Nichkole Johnson Zaynah Bint Abdul-Malik Lundy Tedora B. Matthews DeAnna M. McCollum Tamia Na'chelle Nelson Amy Pacheco Avreis Damare Wallace Mikaila Tauryn Wallace Roi Makaila Wallace Dezyree Jenae White B.A., Theater Arts Donovan Bivins White Fowler JacQuan Knox

The Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management B.S., Accounting Esther O. Akinfe Hawraa S. Alanezi Salman Ahmed Alhusayni Abdullah Alsuleli Yasser Omar A. Bakraa Taylor Boykin Patrick Adam Negri Rasheeda Odutayo Tilia Ann Shepherdson B.S., Business Administration Amma Njeri Ankobia Adepeju Badru Britney Ebony Cassey Best Faith N. Boyer David A. Brown Robtrea L. Brown Daja Gineva Campbell

Sydney M. Carrington Yvette Chambika Damishah Charles Armond Glenn Cross Andre Tyrone Curtis Lowell Dancy Rosa Daniels Destiny Allis Darrington Shaina Nichole Diggs Briana Dixon Shelby Camaryn Drake Darnell David Felder Demerius Goodwin Asante K. Goodwyn-Bey Joseph Alexander Gregory Kendra J. Hargrove Michael Anthony Haynes Diamond Jacqueline Hunter Sharae Kierra Johnson Martasia C. Kelly-Davenport Carmen Emorey Leach Nijera Manuel Ian-Spencer McBorrough Monica McGill Ayanna Miller David Josiah Mincey Jeana Newell Kailyn Christine Ragland Buford Fred Stennis Ke'maya Anise Sutton Whendee Toney Destiny Nicole Warfield Sheena Nashay Williams Amani Mynia Wilson Diara Jahi Woodard Albert Woodley Genneh-ba Fatima Yancy B.S., Entrepreneurship Charles Willis Jr. B.S., Finance Sarah Aljaffar Wail Almogbel Ghaze Almutairi Khaled Almutairi Ahmed Babkor Abdulrahman Omar Binmahfooz Abdullah Binobed Imani Amira Dews Adefemi Falade

Paul Phillip Gaines Caniggia Larson Harriott Faris Theeb N Ibn Obud Niya Marlana Johnson Rose Marie laure Kebe Allison Tonia Murdock Nkeiruka J. Okororie Alejandro Raya Evan L. Robertson Tyler C. Waugh B.S., Hospitality Management Karawn Jackson Curtis Shaunelle Ornella Esemuze Takeira Marie Fairfax Jessica M. Faulkner Janae' Lavee Henderson Antonio Holley Kiambre A. Johnson Trevon D. Oliver Donte Keyon Reed Brittany Simone Thornhill Tanija J. Warren Ashlyn A. Womack B.S., Information Systems Adebayo Adepegba Olayinka Bartholomew Afolabi Bolaji Temitope Ajayi Eniola Oluwatobi Akinbileje Fahad Ayidh Alotaibi Abdullah Talal I. Amer Brandon Beason Ernest J. Buren Shiri R. Fitzgerald Antonio Donald Gardner Kayla Cian Johnson Gladys Isha Kanu Michael Kanu Maurice O. Lewis Maumba Mabiala Oluwaseyi Leslie Maconi Omasirichukwu Madu Ayoola Oyinade-Ogun Farooq Olagoke Sanusi Shayna Taylor Taylor Nicole Turner Samuel A. Winston B.S., Management Mohammad S. Alenezi

Abdulmalyk Alsaif Shauntai Denise Doughty Alicia Emmons Roamel Saafir Randall Henry Destini Minter Clifford Romeris Ward Marcus Williams B.S., Marketing Mansour Aldhalaan Abdullah Abdulrahman M Alrajhi Saud Alsaif Camille Danielle Coleman Cristen N'Cole Coryatt Kurt Curtis Goodlitt Chanel Hamm Monyae' Hughes Tarik Stephen Johnson Kendal J. Jones Kya Jones Kylah C. Langston Loic Jacques Ngatou Tinfang Amirah Onte Pierce Teirra Chanel Slater Mache Kiaria Steed Mariah Nicole Tunstall Te'ya Yahnae Williams B.S., Services and Supply Chain Management Kortney Michelle Cooper

The School of Community Health and Policy B.S., Health Education Abdullah Saleh Al Rayshan Naif Alshermah Catherine Iye Conteh Oluchi Elendu Amir A. Garrett Whitney Hawthorne Quianna Chalinda Howell Godwin Olakanmi Abayomi Iroko Olivia D. Jamison Obianuju Chioma Onuegbu Raphael Lavon Thompson B.S., Nursing Zakiyah Ilysah Archbold Courtenay Brown Aaron Davis

Wendy Ofosu Koranteng Breonna McNeil Grace Uzochukwwu Okoro Oloruntoba Israel Oladimeji Tyiesha Perry Tichelle Mariah Rose Tamia Marie Scott Marieme Keita Seye Schmoi N'kia Stewart Tajah Shadiamond Tyson B.S., Nutritional Science Cecily Brooks Janelle Alise Coles Jordan Nicole Durante Sarah Eibner Adrienne Faulcon Shariya Latoi Graves Ashley Emma Kost Jessica Lawson Goldberg Taylor Love Jene Madison Elizabeth McCahill Samantha Jo Snyder Edikan Victoria Ubak-Offiong Fatima Walton Natasha Elsie Whitmore

The School of Global Journalism and Communication B.S., Broadcast & Integrated Media Production Kiara Briana Harvey B.S., Multi-Platform Production Chynna Biddle Keano Leo Brin Kierra Lynn Clanagan Donethe Cyprien Adam Ford Kelsey M. Groom Scottie Hardy Christiana N Hilton Kayla Paige Horn Kendall X. Joyner Breonna Lang Sean K. McBean Devin J. McCoy Mario S. Murray Ashley C. Ukegbu

John Wesby Baldwin George Williams Keiswana Williams B.S., Multimedia Journalism Traevon Benjamin Jelani Bonds Destiny Vania Campbell-Scott Alana Cooper Keyon Daniel Grayson Alexis Evalyna Hall Rushaad L. Hayward Aaron Joseph Jackson Alia M. Knight-Kemp Maya Elizabeth Lowe Cameron Earl Potts Aaron E. Rayfield Joshua Jeremiah Sampson Ty'rique Khalil Sims Courtney Lynea Smith Jordan Christian Thomas Jarron Williams Cordell Woodland B.S., Speech Communication Linda A. Carter B.S., Strategic Communication Taylor Corporal Natasha Drew Kaylin Gardner Cheyanne S Gordon Eryn Renee Johnson Ebonee' Daria Knight Erica M. Knox Sierra Desiree Nance Asya Jasmire Nicholson Roneisha Aleya Pierce Troi Malone Ratchford

The School of Architecture and Planning B.S., Architecture and Environmental Design Akiel Elijah Allen Meshari Saeed W. Alsubhi Graclyn Anomnachi Jordan Antonio Brooks Khalil E. Campbell Selina Dandy Ngoc Linh Thi Danh

Micah Amere Floyd Brian Keith Helfer Sultan Hjazi Nolan Xavier Johnson Ciera Nicole Jones Ashleigh Elizabeth Jubinski Rasheeda Kadija Kanu Ruqayya Khalid Robin Lazio Yujie Lin Valencia Deria McDowell Amber Monet Nelson Ugonnaya Comfort Okoro Samuel Edward Penn Michael Paul Pulsifer Monique Jane Robinson Christopher David Sudler Blair Elizabeth Timberlake Daryl J Vargas DeJanae J. Wright B.S., Construction Management Michael Antonio Bernal Williams Manda-Trogo Djepeno Trevor Thomas Fidler Ja-Mes Erell Jones Zachary Benson Jones Andre G. Lacerda Michael Angelo McCray Michael Anthony Mercuri Nia Ashanti Pitt Abdulkarim Faisal R. Qassim Christopher Joseph Santos Autumn Jasmine Scott B.S., Interior Design Julia S. Heard Alexis D. Mozier

The School of Computer Mathematical and Natural Sciences B.S., Actuarial Science Mustafa Abderrahman Roshan Ghimire Shane Shamar James Donald R. Malone Jamyra Day'sha Tingle-Baltimore B.S., Biology Zayied Abubakar

Adedoyin Mary Adesida Osaretin Lydia Aimufua Ferdinand Otuodi Anokwuru Mercy Arkorful Bolutife Baiyewu Destiny M Blackshear Haylee Maria Bobos Lashai Monae Bunn Wendy Alexandra Camejo Nunez Razmiyah Carter Curtlyn Chambers Imani S. Cooper Erica Linda Denise Dorsey Chukwuebuka Eburuoh Zoria Monique Green Dashanay Lenizah Hall Morgan Hall Alliyah Jamison Adyn Ross Johnson Darius Timothy Johnson Fred Johnson Anastaisa S. McLean Alexia Morgan Emma Marie Murray Amanda Nweke Habibat Biola Oladosu Henry Onyedum Ngumbele Kang Palle Tierra Anyai Perry Kaela Eliana Pone Kayla R. Powell Priyanka Sarker Alea Lacey Shipp Taiwozainat Busola Smarton Chynna Cherise Stanton Jeffon Felton Stubbs Chiara Welch Asa Jerica Wilson Kojo David Yeboah Lance A. Youngfellow B.S., Chemistry Adetunji Adeyinka Adeniran-Adetoye John-Paul Toluwase Akinbami Ayanna Marisa Culmer-Gilbert Lydia Taylor Johnson B.S., Computer Science Tynika L. Brogdon Marissa Bush Shelaniece Q. Clash

Saraah Cooper Chad-Roye Rasheed Dixon William Doran Austin L. Edwards Shodhu Gouli Darryl Harris Michael McDonald Kaitlyn Marissa Mooney Donte` Moore Joshua Osemudiamen Olumese Elwin Ready Joshua Smith Lee N. Washington Morgan Whitaker Trevon Antonio Wiggs B.S., Engineering Physics Tyler Amory-Moody Jesse Dampare B.S., Mathematics Tatiana Latice Bowman Toluwalope Oluwatobiloba Ologun Staryana Shimecca Pollard B.S.,Medical Technology Jambria Shakera Gallman Jyoti Maharjan B.S., Physics Atiyya Davis DeOndre Kittrell Nathaniel Andrew Tyree

The Clarence G. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering B.S., Civil Engineering Charles Adams-Daniels Prince C. Agubuzo Basmah H M M F A Alajmi Mohammad N. Alajmi Bandar Alanezi Jordyn Penny Alderman Hamad Aldousari Hasayaan Aldusari Yousef Alenezi Fatemah Aljutaili Humoud Alkhaldi Mohammed Fahmad S Sh A Alotaibi

Shaikhah Alqabandi Saad Alshammari Dana Omar Altuwaigri Ali Alzeebi Nicolette Chanice Archie Ahmad Ben Salama Sean Michael Boyle Stephen J. Brooks Ludovic Djoko Devon Montee Gaskin Gregory Gee Ja'Sonne A Jones Kaelin Drew Keyes-Moten Devin A. Knight Matthew Korang Gyamfi Trashawn Niair Mackey Mario Aleksandrov Moraliev Daniella Afia Nkrumah-Boateng Hope Ifechukwudeni Opia Yosabet Feleke Tibebu Tiffany T. Trinh B.S., Electrical Engineering Bader KH Alajmi Misfer Abdullah M. Alajmi Saad Ibrahim Alatwi Naser Alazemi Abdulrahman Alharbi Khaled Alharbi Omar Alhedhal Mohammad FALAH Alhussaini Sultan Faisal Aljoode Abdullah B A A Almutairi Dhuwaihi Almutairi Omar B E A S Almutairi Waleed Almutairi Omar M N S A Alosaimi Omar Alshammari Deepak Ezekiel Balraj James H. Berkley Zanel Merlia Camielle Kendell D. Costley Troy Damion Cottrell Oluwatobi A. Dedeke Dennis Kerwin Dorsey Mohammed Eknifeth Vikarie Giovanni Elliott Christopher S Feldman Joshua Glenn Fitchett Charne C. Folks Jalil R. George

Oluwakayode Ayomide Jasanya Mohammad W A H A Jasem Deon James Jennings Aliya A. Kingwood Caroline Wanjiku Kinyanjui Joseph Kuate Muhammad Moiz Marieme Soda Ndaw Godfrey Chisom Ndu Chukwuma Nzeako Njoku Taofeek Obafemi-Babatunde Christian Ogbeifun Oyare V. Oko Malik Monte' Smith Alexander Sofela Fitsum Tadesse Aaron Justin Thompson Candice Alexis Tranks Anthony N. Turner Joy Williams Zo Victor Za Ho B.S., Industrial Engineering Faisal Abdullah Al Kharsan Faisal Talal Alghamdi Safwan Hamed Aljahdali Abdulaziz Hisham A. Alsharif Avangela A. Bond Ryan Braxton Aigner Marie Shandria Chavis-Turner Ngozi Dacres Onyekachi Cyrian Ekeagwu Mckala A. Johnson Halim Carver Joseph William Anthony Long Jeremiah M.S. Parker Starr S. Rasheed Avian Lynnette Richardson Alexander W. Sedgwick Kenneth Marshall Staton B.S., Transportation Systems Mohammed Alabbas Benjamin E. Duncan Montrae Brigel Jones Lamar Alexander Montgomery Myles Wayne Rome Jawiyambe Ricardo Thomas-James

The School of Education and Urban Studies B.S., Elementary Education Jonece Marie Asiedu Kiera Amanda Brown Samone J. Crews Rachel Daugherty Alliyah Nicole Gordon Derrick Jamaal Harrell Gentry Lamar Harris De'jah Unique Herndon-Johnson Tykia Jalisa McNeill Kristina Kira Owens Janide Laura Rene Deonte Thomas Evalyn J Waller I'Nel West Darnell Tyree White B.S., Family and Consumer Science Jasmine Aaliyah Brown Tihira M. Fahie Kameron A. Feggins Christal CymonĂŠ Harley Maurice Herndon Alexis Portia Holland Shydira Lazenby Anaya Kasson McGhee Airiell Shaila Purcell Brooke Jessica Richardson Naomi Adrianne Royster December Danielle Smith B.S., Physical Education Olujuwon Adetokunbo Adepegba Idahota Akojie Mia Consuella Belsches Danee' Chanel Crooke Asya Y. Dezurn Simone M. Harrison Jada Marie Henderson Kezia Melissa Jenkins Jarrett A Livas Stephanie Rundlett Lamont M. Sample Osman Victor Turay Alexander Eugene White

The School of Social Work B.S., Social Work Lessie Loney Abron Mary Ajeigbe Shaunna Nachole Anderson Zachary Edward Barmore Amanda Beatty Hannah Belcher Alicia Tierra Berry Leezette Antoinette Bethea David A. Boateng Alexandra Olivia Brown Harvey Brown Usman Butt Hannah Cangco Gianni N. Caple Wandago Kiptum Choge-Arum Jada Amani Clark Ryan Alexander Daniel Kaiya Davis Melvina During Danene Anita Epps Tiera Nateka Ford Nadia Lois Earlene Ford-Barnett Shianna Chantelle Fray Kendra Mariah Gantt Edwina Miranda Gray Kevin Green Christina Marie Haas Kamree Hall Quiana Grace Hatcher Shamyah A. Hawkins Deameshia B. Hayes Teresa Marvina Hewlin Alexis J Hill Olivia Iyalla Maressa Jersild Daria R. Johnson Olive Sia Lebbie April Rene McIntire Jasmin J Moseley Distany Nguasong Keeshawna Victoria Nutt Folake Opara Oladayo Owoeye Tabria Ashlee Perrin Tamara Tiffany Pierre Charles Flemming Reese Aljanat Adedamola Sanni Almira Vanessa Smith

Raven A. Smith Yvette Mignon Stevenson Alexandria Stewart Tiera Rachelle Taylor Holly Bingdi Thompson Olubunmi Kayode Tofowomo Tatiana Toppin Eleanor Laura Webb Nicole White Nava Malayia Williams Janai Woods Maya Ebony Wright

*The list of graduates that appear in this booklet is tentative and contingent upon satisfactory completion of all requirements for graduation. This list was generated on May 13, 2020 and may or may not contain the names of individuals that were not cleared at the time of its creation.