NCU Commencement Program Spring 2022

commencement 2022 north central university saturday, April 30, 2022

emmanuel christian center spring lake park, mn

presidential greeting

Welcome to our 2022 Commencement ceremony. This has been an incredible year of renewal, recovery, and rediscovery for our NCU family. We are so proud of the resiliency you have shown in your academic careers, and we believe your futures are bright.

We want to congratulate you and the family and friends who have walked alongside you on this journey. Your achievement is an important moment for all of you, and NCU has been blessed to walk alongside you as we have dedicated ourselves to producing leaders with the skills, vision, and humility to impact the world.

Our work as your university may be done, but your work, now as NCU alumni, has just begun—and you have our prayers. We pray that you are now prepared to live in service to God and that He will use you for His Kingdom and glory.

Graduates, today you join thousands of students who have attended NCU and are dispersed throughout the world, utilizing their gifts and talents for the common good. We honor The Class of 2022 and give praise and thanks to God for the good work He has done.

Looking forward,

Scott Hagan, Ph.D.

our heritage Located in the heart of Minneapolis, North Central University is operated by 11 Assemblies of God districts of the upper Midwest. Founded in 1930 as North Central Bible Institute, program offerings were expanded in 1955 to include a four-year degree. In 1957, the name was changed to North Central Bible College, and in 1964, North Central was accredited by the American Association of Bible Colleges. Recognizing its commitment to the needs of its constituents, North Central continued expanding its offerings and was accredited in 1986 by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of College and Schools. At the spring 1998 meeting of the Board of Regents, the college’s name was changed to North Central University.

Today NCU offers 60+ areas of undergraduate study on our residential campus in downtown Minneapolis, plus an expanding selection of undergraduate and graduate-level degree programs and courses offered online and through academic partnerships and Jakes Divinity School.

the faculty marshal The presiding Faculty Marshal is Dr. Lon Flippo, Associate Dean of the College of Church Leadership, and Director and Professor in the School of Pastoral Studies.

The Faculty Marshal is an honor bestowed upon a member of the faculty who has served North Central University with distinction and has an academic rank of Professor. The Faculty Marshal is elected by their peers. Dr. Flippo has been with North Central University since 2014.

Dr. Flippo holds a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) in Family Ministries, from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, a Master of Biblical Literature from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary and a Master of Communication from Missouri State University. He is a published author and respected speaker in his field and has ongoing research in the areas of spiritual training of children and families.

Credentialed in 1985 and ordained in 1987 with the Assemblies of God, Dr. Flippo pastored for more than 30 years in a variety of roles. He has a passion for inspiring parents to pass their faith on to their children—and for providing information and insight to accomplish the task. He is the author of “Soul Survivor,” “iParent: Parenting prodigals and children in the 21st Century,” “Sepulcher,” “Walking through the Ruins,” “The Satan Project,” and “Flippo and the Miserable Meanies.”

Dr. Flippo hails from the plains of Kansas. He and his wife, Chris, have been married for 35 years and have two children and three grandchildren. Visit his website at iparentnow.com.

commencement speaker professor larry bach, m.m.

With today’s ceremony, Professor Larry Bach, M.M. concludes his 41st and final year at North Central University. During his 41 years at the school, Bach served as Chair of the Music Department, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, and short stints as a coach for the golf and tennis teams.

Bach began his career teaching several classes and the Concert Chorale. The Chorale was the only choral ensemble when he arrived in 1981, but soon after, he established another mixed choir and the Women’s Choir. Over the years, Bach was able to lead the College of Fine Arts in establishing nine different majors and realizing the growth of the fine arts program to more than 150 students.

In the early 2000s, when the College of Fine Arts moved to Mensing Hall, Bach helped secure funding to establish the McPherson Recording Studio and the Liechty Computer Lab, giving NCU music students state-of-the-art music technology to enhance their education.

In 2010, Bach established the College of Fine Arts Endowment with a goal of $1 million, which has since grown to more than $700,000. The endowment will bring distinguished guests to campus, support tours and technology, and help fund WOVEN, a music lesson and mentoring program for children in the Elliot Park neighborhood, which Bach helped pioneer in 2002.

Bach has received recognition from his colleagues at NCU for outstanding

service, and from his peers nationally, receiving the Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award for Assemblies of God Colleges and Universities.

Bach was the primary worship leader for North Central chapels and oversaw all touring groups for many years. He established the touring groups Living Sacrifice, One Accord, and Worship Live. Bach also initiated the first Worship Live recording that included original songs written for worship in daily chapel services.

Outside of North Central, Bach sang for more than 20 years with the internationally acclaimed Dale Warland Singers, for which he also served as assistant conductor. He has been a worship leader or choir director for multiple churches throughout the Twin Cities, served as music director for the Assemblies of God Minnesota District, and guest-conducted or adjudicated at countless festivals at the high-school and collegiate levels.

While taking on an impressive variety of assignments and classes, the one constant during Bach’s time at NCU has been conducting the Chorale. In addition to concerts and events on campus, the NCU Chorale has toured extensively in the United States and overseas, performing in churches, schools, and concert halls. Under his direction, the Chorale has made multiple recordings and has toured more than 20 times overseas on mission trips. The Chorale has also had the honor to perform three times at the historic Carnegie Hall.

Larry and his wife, Jerilyn, look forward to retirement and spending more time with their children and grandchildren.

chair, board of regents shawn dockter Shawn Dockter attended North Central in 1989 before transferring to the University of Minnesota to earn a degree in aerospace engineering. He then launched into a career that has taken many twists and turns, before he became the CEO of Heggie’s Pizza, a Minnesota-based food company. Dockter has been on the NCU Board of Regents since 2018 and began serving as the chair of the board in 2021. As the first chair in North Central’s history who is not a vocational minister, Dockter sees his role as striking the balance of preserving the heritage of Spirit-filled education while continuing to innovate and expand to meet the needs of 21st-century learners.

honors and honor societies american sign language honor society

The American Sign Language Honor Society (ASLHS) was established by the American Sign Language Teacher’s Association. Participants must have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher and must have a GPA of 3.5 or higher in ASL courses, complete at least five hours of community service per year, and complete at least four semesters of ASL studies. American Sign Language Honor Society participants will earn a medallion in honor of their work.

antioch society

The Antioch Society is a society of students dedicated to giving every people group access to Jesus and His Good News. Its members pray for unreached people groups around the world and serve unreached people in our community. Members of the Antioch Society wear an Antioch Society Medallion.

kappa delta pi

This international honor society in education is committed to the pursuit of excellence in education—gathering elite educators and providing them with innovative resources to help them make a difference in the world. Students must have a declared major in education, 30 credits of collegiate course work, at least 12 credits in education course work, a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater, and have demonstrated leadership and character in their time at NCU.

lambda pi eta

Lambda Pi Eta is the National Communication Association’s honor society and represents what Aristotle described in Rhetoric as three ingredients of persuasion: logos (Lambda), meaning logic; pathos (Pi), relating to emotion; and ethos (Eta), defined as character, credibility, and ethics. Eligibility includes completion of four semesters of college and 12 semester hours in Communication and related courses.

Members must also have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, have a GPA of 3.25 or higher for all Communication courses, and rank in the top 35% of their class.

latin honors

Latin honors are granted to graduating students who have achieved a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher and taken more than 45 credits in residence at North Central University. The categories are Summa Cum Laude: 3.8 to 4.0; Magna Cum Laude: 3.65 to 3.79; Cum Laude: 3.5 to 3.64. Recipients of this honor each wear a gold cord.

psi chi

Psi Chi is the national honor society in Psychology. This organization’s purpose is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in Psychology. Members must complete three semesters of college, nine semester hours of Psychology coursework, and rank in the top 35% of their class. Participants of this group wear a Psi Chi medallion and cord.

sigma beta delta

Sigma Beta Delta is the international honors society for business, management and administration students, who are at least junior status and rank in the upper 20 percent of their class. The purpose of the society is to encourage and recognize high scholarship and accomplishments, good moral character, and to promote aspirations toward personal and professional improvement and a life distinguished by honorable service to humankind. Members wear the Sigma Beta Delta lapel pin, honor code or stole, and honor medallion.

sigma tau delta

Sigma Tau Delta is an International English Honor Society. Members must have completed at least three semesters of college work and a minimum of two college courses in English beyond the minimum requirement. They must also have a 3.0 GPA in English and rank in the top 35% of their class. Recipients of this award wear a Sigma Tau Delta medallion.

theta alpha kappa

Theta Alpha Kappa was established in 1972 to recognize the academic achievements of religion and theology students. To date, Theta Alpha Kappa is the highest national honor a religious studies or theology can earn. To be eligible for nomination, students must be in the top 35% of their class, have a 3.5 GPA in Religion and Theological Studies, and have an overall GPA of 3.0.

honor notations

Letters after a graduate’s name denote involvement in an honor society. The first letter or two of the honor society is notated and all honors are described above.

Any student with an H is earning Latin Honors.

academic apparel history

The history of academic apparel dates back to 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 attire so its features are common and uniform throughout the country. Academic apparel lends dignity to commencement and other university ceremonies and indicates academic achievement through the style of gowns, hoods, medals, tassels, and colors. The standard attire in the United States is as follows:

gowns

The pattern of the gown varies with the degree held: pointed sleeves for the bachelor’s

degree; long, closed sleeves with a slit for the arms for the master’s degree; and round, open sleeves for the doctor’s degree. The doctor’s gown is faced down the front with velvet and three bars across the sleeves.

hood

Hoods are the most significant conveyors of degree identification. Hoods are lined with the colors of the school granting the degree. The velvet color trim designates the subject of the degree: Arts and Letters is white; Theology is scarlet; Music is pink; Library Science is lemon; Philosophy is dark blue; Science is gold/yellow; Education is light blue; Journalism is crimson; and Business Administration is drab.

cap

The standard cap is the Oxford cap, better known as the mortarboard. The cap is an essential part of academic attire and is retained on the head throughout all academic exercises except during prayer.

medals

Medals signify special honors from Psi Chi Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta, ASLHS, and Alpha Chi Honor Society.

honor cords

The gold cord is worn in recognition of superior scholastic achievement.

significance of the mace

The mace is a ceremonial insignia of the university in a tradition which dates back to the twelfth century. The mace combines the scepter of royalty and the battle club of the Middle Ages. The scepter stands for lawful power and authority. Designs of academic maces vary from institution to institution, but usually consist of a shaft topped with a large ornament representing the symbols of that institution’s traditions and history. The mace stands as an example of the university’s strengths and is carried by the Faculty Marshal at official university events.

british academic attire

The standards for academic dress in the United Kingdom vary from those observed in the United States. Robes are traditionally worn open at the front, and colors may designate different disciplines than those described above. For example, a degree in Theology may be designated by an electric blue trim.

commencement ceremony Saturday, April 30, 2022

Processional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Joshua Tompkins, D.M.A.

College of Fine Arts

Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Vice President Desirée Libengood, Ed.D. Academic Affairs

Invocation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Vice President Joshua Edmon, M.A. Spiritual Life/Dean of Multicultural Engagement

Call to Worship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Larry Bach, M.M. NCU Chorale College of Fine Arts

Congregational Worship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dean Vincent Zarletti, D.W.S

Professor Larry Bach, M.M. NCU Chorale College of Fine Arts

Senior Class Response. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan Sparks Student Speaker “Jeremiah’s Fire”.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chorale Faculty of the Year Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President Jason Wenschlag, Ed.D

Academic Affairs

Introduction of Speaker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Scott Hagan, Ph.D. Commencement Speaker.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Larry Bach, M.M. College of Fine Arts

Presentation of Candidates.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President Jason Wenschlag, Ed.D

Academic Affairs

Awarding of Degrees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Scott Hagan, Ph.D. Board of Regents Response.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chair Shawn Dockter

Board of Regents

Chancellors’ Greeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chancellor Rich Wilkerson, Sr. Alumni Association Invitation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pastor Rick Santiago President, Alumni Association

Commissioning of Graduates.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Scott Hagan, Ph.D. Recessional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Joshua Tompkins, D.M.A.

College of Fine Arts

Following the ceremony, please join the colleges as they celebrate the graduating class of 2022!

After-parties will be located in the following locations: College of Arts and Sciences - Amphitheater • College of Business and Technology - Life Center College of Church Leadership - Community Hub • College of Fine Arts - Kids Suite (upstairs) Graduate Studies - Kids West (upstairs) • Jakes Divinity School - Kids West (upstairs)

candidates for graduation *Will finish requirements this summer

college of arts & sciences Alderman, Mallorie D. H BS, Psychology

Eisenhauer, Nathan Scot* BS, Educational Studies K-12 Social Science

Amdor, Crystal P. H ASL BA, American Sign Language Interpreting

Enge, Nathan A AS* BS, Social Work

Anderson, Jaselyn Noelle H BS, Elementary Education

Fischer, Hannah Marie BS, Elementary Education

Anderson, Olivia Maureen H BS, Psychology-Generalist BS, Humanitarian Leadership

Fischer, Hannah Lee H BA, English-Creative Writing Fritts, Arien RH AS BS, Elementary Education-Social Studies

Armenta, Erick Pierre BS, Social Work

Futsum, Israel Brook* BA, Digital Media

Bartikoski, Joshua R. BS, Social Work

Garza, Carissa LaRena H BS, Mathematics

Bentgarmicha, Sofia M H BS, Social Work

Gioffredi, Angel H H BS, Elementary Education

Bradshaw, Cassie BS, Education-Music (K-12) H

Brooks-Powell, Selah Josephine BS, Education-Music (K-12)

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Brown, Ashley H BS, Social Work Bruner, Jordan Bryan BA, English-Creative Writing Buckman, Rebecca R BA, Comm Arts: Journalism, Tech Writing Cannalte, April J* BS, Social Work Cole, Delphen D BS, Education 5-12 Communication Arts & Literature Cyr, Chloe R H AS BS, Psychology Decker, Esther Hannah BA, English-Creative Writing H

Griffin, Rachel Leigh H BS, Digital Media Gryskiewicz, Joshua M* BS, Educational Studies K-12 Social Science Guzman Jimenez, Evelyn Maytee BS, Social Work Henderson, Savannah J H BS, Elementary Education Herrera, Sara Yvette H BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Sciences Hill, Alyssa Dominga Catipon H BA, American Sign Language Interpreting Jenson, Alexandra G H BS, Social Work Jenson, Madeline Elizabeth H BA, Digital Media

Digiorgio, Emily M BS, Elementary Education

Johnson, Karley Brooke H KDP BS, Elementary Education BS, Business Administration

Dorland, Abigail Leigh H BA, English- Literature

Jones, Micayla Daviel ASL* BA, American Sign Language Interpreting

Duggins, Maura H BS, Elementary Education

Jones, Urmi Naomie H BS, Elementary Education

Easter, Jathan Craig BS, Education K-12 Mathematics

Kahn, Kaitlin Rose H BS, Elementary EducationCommunication Arts & Literature

Kerr, Lucy Katherine BS, Social Work

Nielsen, Belinda R H BS, Social Work

Kuhn, Nathanael L H* BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Sciences

Olson, Lydia-Jo Elizabeth BS, Elementary Education

Lopez, Isakar Phab-Ej H BS, Psychology Loukinen, Rachel R H BS, Education 5-12 Mathematics BS, Mathematics Lwoy, Lideeya* BS, Educational StudiesElementary Education K-6 Makana, Anesha M H BS, Psychology-Clinical Mark, Taylor R H BS, Psychology-Clinical Maydew, Elisabeth Jean BS, Elementary Education-Mathematics Mayers, Payton Mary H BS, Education 5-12 Mathematics McCollum, Elle S H ASL BA, American Sign Language Interpreting

Rademacher, Areesa C. AA, Communication Arts Ramsby, Caitlin Summer H BS, Elementary Education Ray, Kensie Lauryn H KDP BS, Elementary Education Ryks, Noah Anthony BS, Social Work Sherman, Chloe Jean H BS, Education 5-12 Communication Arts & Literature Sorenson, Nathan L H KDP BS, Educational Studies K-12 Sullivan, Shea M* BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Communications Topp, Alexys Lynn H BA, Digital Media

McComb, Ashley BS, Psychology-Clinical

Vlad, Caryn H AS BS, Educational StudiesElementary Education K-6

Miller, Seth E H ASL* BA, American Sign Language Interpreting

White, La’Mara BS, Elementary Education

Modder, Caleb Jerome H BA, Digital Media

Witt, Amelia Rose H BS, Social Work

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Morales Ramos, Moises H BA, Comm Arts: Media Communications, PR/ Business, BA

college of business & technology Adams, Aleythea Grace H AS BS, Marketing

Carlock, Andrew Thomas H SBD BS, Marketing

Anderson, Matthew James BS, Business Administration

Castro, Justin O BS, Sports Management-Sales & Marketing

Barnes, La’Kesha Yana H BS, Applied Studies-Criminal Justice

Conteh, Kadijatu Sesie H* BS, Applied Studies-Criminal Justice

Botz, Andrew M BS, Accounting & Finance

Cowles, Stephanie Judith H SBD BS, Business Administration

Campbell, Jack Matthew H BS, Sports Management-Sales & Marketing

DeBoef, Kylie Allison H SBD AS BS, Marketing

Duncan, Dylan C BS, Entrepreneurship

Nitz, Owen T. H BS, Accounting & Finance

Dunlap, Jalen BS, Sports Management-Sales & Marketing

Olmstead, Jewel Mae BS, Applied Studies-Arts

Eamiguel, Celena Rochelle BS, Business Administration

Omot, Acebe A BS, Business Administration

Engstrom, Eddie Young Jin BS, Marketing

Parotti, Bayley I* BS, Business Administration

Fletcher, Isaiah H BS, Marketing

Peterson, Britton Kent AS BS, Business Administration

Friesen, Alexis D H SBD BS, Marketing

Peterson, Samuel Jeremy BS, Business Administration

Garner, Keith M BS, Sports Management-Sports Coaching

Rawski, Matthew D H SBD BS, Business Administration

Harding, Christopher P BS, Business Administration

Ruch, Timothy Graham BS, Business Administration

Janzen, Kevin John BS, Business Administration

Sauve, Julia Irene Fernanda BS, Business Administration

Johnsen, Tyler George H BS, Marketing

Sauve, Paul* BS, Computer Science

Lampton, Rachel Marie H BS, Applied Studies-Cinema

Scribner, Zacharias* BS, Entrepreneurship

Leverty, Aviva Monet BS, Marketing

Stamps, Andrew J. BS, Marketing

Lo, Troy BS, Sports Management-Sales & Marketing

Stewart, Thomas Mark H BS, Management Information Systems

Lopez, Anthony Josev BS, Applied Studies-Criminal Justice

Stratton, Haleigh Bryanna H BS, Business Administration

McLane, Chloe Hannah H BS, Marketing

Syrcle, Josiah James H BS, Accounting & Finance

Moe, Devon L BS, Sports Management-Small Business Dev

Tateosian, Rachel P H SBD BS, Business Administration

Morrison, Ashley BS, Business Administration

Vue, Vichai H BS, Accounting & Finance

Morton, MacKenzie R H BS, Business Administration

Zupke, Micah Rae Heuer BS, Entrepreneurship

Negasi, Dawit BS, Management Information Systems

college of church leadership Abbott, Ashley Nicole* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Ambrosia-Brown, Kyrie Alysyn* BS, Humanitarian Leadership

Allen, Claudia Grace BS, Humanitarian Leadership

Ariza, Brendan AA, Church Leadership

Arnold, Carrie D H BS, Church Leadership

Forbrook, Abbigale M H AS* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Batty, Hannah Joyce AS BA, Intercultural Studies

Fossell, Phillip Alan BA, Intercultural Studies-Int’l Business Dev

Beard, Eleanor Rae H BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Hanson, Katherine M AA, Church Leadership

Bersano, Dominick R BA, Pastoral Studies

Hernandez, Julius Antonio BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Church Leadership

Bibeau, Daniel J BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies Billman, Perry BA, Pastoral Studies Brown, Ryan Lewis BA, Biblical & Theological Studies Brown, Tryston D* BA, Pastoral Studies Callies, Cohl W H AS* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies Compton, Adia Marie BA, Biblical & Theological Studies BA, English-Creative Writing H

Hill, Brianna Elise H* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies Hubert, Eva Patricia H AS BA, Intercultural Studies Hunter II, David Allen H* BA, Pastoral Studies Jackson, Christian Tate H BA, Pastoral Studies Jamison, Cheryl H BS, Humanitarian Leadership Johnson, Danielle Rae BA, Pastoral Studies

Cowles, Isaac John H BS, Church Leadership

Kimmes, Ally R H BS, Church Leadership

Crim, Jaydon Fuller H BA, Intercultural Studies-Children & Youth

Krueger, Ava Diane H BA, Biblical & Theological Studies

Dabbs, Reggie BS, Pastoral Studies

Laird, David W. BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Church Leadership

Dahlager, Grace Catherine H* BA, Pastoral Studies Delagarza, Francisco Luis BA, Biblical & Theological Studies H

Dryer, Luke Elijah Allen BS, Church Leadership Dugan, Celena Maria H BS, Church Leadership Durbin, Noah Paul BA, Global Studies-Small Business Entrepreneurship Escandon, Kevin*

BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies Eskew, Kaleb E H* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies Fink, Morgan Alyssa * H

BA, Biblical & Theological Studies

Lawrence, Bradley Allen BA, Intercultural Studies Lockrem, Isabella H AS BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Church Leadership Malsam, Bethany Joy H AS BA, Intercultural Studies Martinez, Elvis Andres* AA, Church Leadership Mayhew, Joseph T AA, Church Leadership Meyer, Mitchell Joseph H BA, Biblical & Theological Studies Moore, Alyssa Kaytlin BS, Church Leadership Moore, Sydney Jo H AS* BA, Intercultural Studies

Nelson, Mary E AA, Church Leadership

Sparks, Ryan C H* BS, Church Leadership

Nosser, Nicholas Charles H BA, Biblical & Theological Studies

Starkey, Kevin J. H BS, Church Leadership

Olson, Sethan H BS, Church Leadership

Svendsgaard, Caleb S H BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Church Leadership

Ortega, Cynthia Jolise H* BA, Pastoral Studies Overturf, Lindsey Joy H AS BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Church Leadership

Swanson, Josiah Robert H AS BA, Pastoral Studies Truss, Richard D* BA, Pastoral Studies

Overturf, Logan Kyle BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Voznyuk, Fedor Sergeyevich H BS, Church Leadership

Penticoff, Katelyn Alyssa BS, Church Leadership

Walker, Amariah Hope-Ann* BA, Pastoral Studies

Rae, Carenna Gabrielle BS, Humanitarian Leadership

Weber, Hunter Richard BA, Biblical & Theological Studies

Ryan, Autumn Nicole H AS* BA, Intercultural Studies-Children & Youth

Wenzel, Brandon Wayne BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Sanchez, Joseph I H* BA, Biblical & Theological Studies

West, Amanda Rose* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Sitcler, Judah David H* BA, Pastoral Studies

Zielke, Elijah* BA, Youth, Children & Family Studies

Smith, Nicole L* BA, Pastoral Studies

college of fine arts Ankrum, Caleb Daniel BS, Music Recording Arts-Live Production

Holmes, Brandon Michael H BS, Music Recording Arts-Studio Production

Byakweli, Dosabwindja Dieulevent BS, Interdisciplinary Studies in Fine Arts

Hopper, Lauren Elizabeth H BS, Music Pastor

Carver, Allison BS, Music Recording Arts-Live Production

Jergenson, Isaiah J H BS, Music Recording Arts-Studio Production

Coverstone, Hannah Michal H BS, Music Recording Arts-Live Production

Kjetland, Rebekah A. BS, Music Business

Dahlstrom, Angela M H BS, Music

LoVan, Jared K H BS, Music Recording Arts-Studio Production

Fuller, Jacob Earl BS, Music Performance

Peterson, Melanie Autumn H BS, Music Pastor

Gioffredi, Gage Matthew* BS, Music Business

Schulte, Cole R H BS, Music Business

Girtz, Samuel J BS, Music

Sims, Taylor T BS, Theatre

college of graduate & professional studies Brunner, Paul MA, Strategic Leadership De Silva, Steven August MA, Strategic Leadership Detlie, Danielle Louise*

Miller, Luke M MA, Strategic Leadership, Business Admin Leadership Partridge, Reverend Ellen Elizabeth Dawn MA, Strategic Leadership

MA, Strategic Leadership, Church Leadership

Perkins, Gregory S. MA, Strategic Leadership

Ferguson, Rochelle MA, Strategic Leadership

Peterson, Whitney Joy MA, Strategic Leadership

Furnish, Ashley Rose MA, Strategic Leadership

Primas Jr, Charles Christopher MA, Strategic Leadership

Hagstrom, Naomi Rose MA, Strategic Leadership

Putman, Eric Albert* MA, Strategic Leadership

Harshbarger, Bethany Joan MA, Strategic Leadership

Thomas Jr., Jonathan E. MA, Strategic Leadership

Hlivka, Madison Ann MA, Strategic Leadership, Business Admin Leadership

Umeh, Jesse Chukwuemka MA, Strategic Leadership

Kneprath, Keilah E MA, Strategic Leadership

jakes divinity school Harris, Tonia R. MA, Strategic Leadership Joyner, Sheneka MA, Strategic Leadership Little, Tracy MA, Strategic Leadership Martin, Linda Kiyo MA, Strategic Leadership Minter, Aesha MA, Strategic Leadership

Wenker, Danelle Jean MA, Strategic Leadership

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