Graduate Programs Commencement Program 2025 by Ramapo College

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Ramapo College Graduate,

On behalf of the RCNJ Board of Trustees, faculty, and staff, I am honored to extend our sincere congratulations to you on your achievement as a member of the Ramapo College Class of 2025.

Today marks the culmination of your doctoral or graduate journey and the launch of your next chapter. The past few years have been challenging. You persevered. You were victorious. You made a difference. Take a deep breath, look around, and enjoy this memorable moment.

As you move into the next chapter of your life, I encourage you to continue to be bold, be kind, and be good teammates. Boldly step outside of your comfort zone and commit to engaging with the histories, communities, and inquiries that surround you. Be kind and humble and commit to acknowledging that you do not know all the answers — the world is far more interesting this way. Be good teammates, and commit to cultivating relationships and fostering community by modeling empathy and respect.

Each one of you will make a unique impact, and I look forward to learning of and boasting about your service and success.

Congratulations, Roadrunner!

Sincerely,

Cindy R. Jebb, Ph.D. President

GUEST INFORMATION

Welcome to Ramapo College’s 2025 Graduate Programs Commencement Ceremony.

The audience is requested to stand during the Processional and the National Anthem.

Out of respect for all graduates, please remain seated until the conclusion of the ceremony. The ceremony will officially conclude after the Recessional, which includes the dais party’s departure from the stage followed by the graduates’ exit from the arena floor.

Safety: Guests seated in the bleachers are not permitted to stand in the aisles or greet graduates on the arena floor. We appreciate your cooperation with this policy.

Photographs: A professional photographer will photograph graduates as they greet President Jebb on stage and as they pose off stage. Within three days of the ceremony, graduates will receive a secure link to view their photos online and hardcopy paper proofs will be sent in the mail. Contact Island Photography at 1-800-869-0908 or Custserv@islandphoto.com with questions.

A portion of the proceeds from the photography sales support the Class of 2025 Senior Legacy Drive, a time-honored Ramapo tradition that unites the graduating class in supporting The Fund for Ramapo College. Proceeds enable the College to attract and retain its most valuable assets — the students and faculty. Student scholarships, faculty fellowships, student/faculty research grants, and special College projects are some of the initiatives funded through The Fund for Ramapo College. For more information, visit ramapo.edu/giving/senior-legacy-drive.

Congratulations to both you and your graduate! Enjoy the pomp & circumstance of this evening!

ORDER OF EXERCISES

PROCESSIONAL

PRESIDENT CINDY R. JEBB, PH.D. | PRESIDING

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DOCTORAL AND MASTER’S DEGREES

Dr. Michael J. Middleton | Provost

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Lyrics by Francis Scott Key

Performed by Ayden Patrick Mossmann ’25

CONFERRAL OF DEGREES

Dr. Cindy R. Jebb | President

WELCOME

Susan A. Vallario | Chair, Board of Trustees

RECOGNITION OF GRADUATES

Dr. Christopher Romano | Vice President

PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES

Dr. Cindy R. Jebb | President

GRADUATE ADDRESS

Kimberly Ann Hanna ’25

CLASS OF 2025 ALUMNI MEMBER INSTALLATION

Joseph J. Vanacore III ’17 | President, Alumni Association RECESSIONAL

Members of the audience are asked to remain in their seats until the end of the Recessional.

RAMAPO COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Susan A. Vallario, Chair

Albert C. Nieves, Vice Chair, EOF Liaison

Marize Helmy, Treasurer

William F. Dator, Immediate Past Chair

Michael Ben-David

Sarah Glisson ’27, Alternate Student Trustee

Chris Lopez

Kyree Robinson-Banks ’27, Student Trustee

George C. Ruotolo, Jr., CFRE, Board of Governors Liaison

A.J. Sabath ’93, Alumni Association & NJASCU Liaison

David G. Schlussel

Dr. Cindy R. Jebb, President, Ex Officio

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE RAMAPO COLLEGE FOUNDATION

Keith Dawkins ’94, Chair

Eileen Comerford ’80, Vice Chair

Lisa Ryan ’84, Secretary

Roy Putrino, Immediate Past Chair

Dr. Christopher Romano, Executive Director, Ex Officio

Alison Banks-Moore ’77

Tom Palmer

Russell Sommers ’05

Tom Srednicki

Dr. Cindy R. Jebb, President, Ex Officio

VICE PRESIDENTS

Virginia Galdieri, Vice President for People Operations & Employee Resources

Dr. Michael J. Middleton, Provost | Vice President for Teaching, Learning, & Growth

Nicole Morgan Agard, Chief Diversity Officer | Vice President for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Compliance

Patrick O’Connor, Vice President for Government Relations & Business Development

Colleen O’Keefe, Chief Financial Officer | Vice President for Fiscal Health

Dr. Christopher Romano, Vice President for Strategic Enrollment, Outreach, & Engagement | Executive Director for the RCNJ Foundation

Michael Tripodi, Vice President & General Counsel

Melissa Van Der Wall, Dean for Students | Vice President for Student Well-being

Dr. Brittany A. Williams-Goldstein, Chief of Staff & Board Liaison | Vice President for Policy, Research & Governance | College Spokesperson

Dr. Michael Yankovich, Vice President for Operational & Administrative Integration

DEANS

Ken Goldstein, School of Contemporary Arts

Dr. Susan Hangen, School of Humanities and Global Studies

Leigh-Cregan Keller, George T. Potter Library and Peter P. Mercer Learning Commons

Dr. Aaron R.S. Lorenz, School of Social Science and Human Services

Dr. Edward Petkus, Anisfield School of Business

Dr. Edward Saiff, School of Theoretical and Applied Science

GRADUATE PROGRAM DIRECTORS

Dr. Amanda Beecher and Dr. Lawrence D’Antonio, Applied Mathematics

Dr. Kathleen M. Burke, Nursing

Dr. Juan Cabrera, Business Administration

Constance Crawford, Accounting

Dr. Scott Frees, Computer Science, and Data Science

Dr. Adam Fried, Educational Leadership

Dr. Zachary Layton, Creative Music Technology

Dr. Julie Norflus-Good, Contemporary Instructional Design, and Special Education

Dr. Kathleen Ray, Social Work

DOCTORAL PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Dr. Kathleen M. Burke, Doctor of Nursing Practice

GRADUATE ADDRESS

Kimberly Ann Hanna Class of 2025

Kimberly graduated from Monmouth University in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. As a Bergen County native who grew up in Montvale, NJ, she returned to the area following graduation to pursue her career and graduate degree.

In 2021, Kimberly joined the Azarian Group, LLC where she began her career in Marketing and Leasing. She quickly gained interest in commercial real estate and became a Licensed Salesperson in New Jersey and New York. Kimberly is now the Director of Office Operations, a multifaceted role that primarily revolves around HR and accounting functions. She looks forward to growing more within the commercial real estate industry.

Kimberly enrolled in the Ramapo College Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program in fall 2023. During her time at Ramapo, she was inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma business honors society. As a first-generation postgraduate student, this achievement, along with earning her degree, represents a significant milestone in her academic journey and professional development.

ACADEMIC HERALDRY

The wearing of caps, gowns, and hoods at college and university functions dates back to the earliest days of the oldest universities, when they were first worn by monks and students to keep warm in the 12th century castles and halls of learning. Their color and style signify the following:

GOWN. The bachelor’s gown has pointed sleeves. The master’s gown has oblong sleeves, open at the wrist. The doctor’s gown has bell-shaped sleeves.

HOODS. Hoods are lined in silk in the color or colors of the institution granting the degree. If the institution has more than one color, the second color is shown through the use of chevrons. The binding or edge of the hood is usually made of velvet in a color designating the field in which the degree was granted.

MORTARBOARD. The traditional mortarboard (cap) is made from the same material as the gown. Doctor’s caps may be made of velvet and may have tassels of gold or in the color of the wearer’s degree. Graduates of some institutions wear soft caps.

MACE. The mace symbolizes the Office of the President and is carried by a faculty member who generally leads the Processional for the three major academic ceremonies: Opening Convocation, Undergraduate Commencement, and Graduate Programs Commencement. The Ramapo College Mace, created in 2002, features Ramapo College’s seal on a silver medallion. Ramapo College’s mace is hexagonally shaped, hand-crafted from solid natural cherry, and custom turned by hand.

During the ceremony, the name of each graduate will be announced while on stage. The School Dean and Program Director will place the hood (included with the graduate’s academic regalia) over the head of the graduate. This signifies the graduate’s success in completing their respective program.

Ramapo College is proud to share that this year’s masters’ regalia is made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. An average of 25 plastic bottles was used to manufacture each cap, gown and hood.

GRAND MARSHAL

The Grand Marshal for this year’s Graduate Programs Commencement Ceremony was selected by the Ramapo College Graduate Council for their service and contributions to the College. The Grand Marshal carries the College mace and presides over the ceremony on behalf of the faculty.

Dr. Stephen P. Rice

Professor of American Studies

School of Humanities and Global Studies

Professor Rice has taught at Ramapo College since 1996 and served as Dean of the School of Humanities and Global Studies from 2013 to 2017. He has an M.A. in History and a Ph.D. in American Studies, both from Yale University, and is author of Minding the Machine: Languages of Class in Early Industrial America (University of California Press, 2004) and co-editor of A Cultural History of the Human Body in the Age of Empire (Berg Publishers, 2012). His research and writing have focused on various aspects of nineteenth-century American history. In 2011, 2013, and 2015 he served as co-director of a workshop for K-12 teachers from around the country on “The Hudson River in the Nineteenth Century and the Modernization of America,” held at Ramapo College and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. He is also a founder of the American History Textbook Project (AHTP) at Ramapo, which is an on-going effort to collect American history textbooks intended for use in schools going all the way back to the beginning of the nineteenth century. The collection now contains over 350 books published in every decade from the 1820s to the present and is housed in the George T. Potter Library as Ramapo’s first library special collection. Professor Rice was born and raised in Richland, Washington and received his B.A. degree in Philosophy and English from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.

RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY

Mission: Ramapo College is New Jersey’s Public Liberal Arts College, dedicated to providing students a strong foundation for a lifetime of achievement. The College is committed to academic excellence through interdisciplinary and experiential learning, and international and intercultural understanding. Ramapo College emphasizes teaching and individual attention to all students. We promote diversity, inclusiveness, sustainability, student engagement, and community involvement.

Vision: Ramapo College delivers a transformative education in a diverse community dedicated to welcoming and mentoring students who bring with them a range of lived experiences. We will achieve national distinction for developing empathetic problem solvers, ethical change agents, and responsible leaders who make a positive impact and thrive in a changing world.

Values Statement: Ramapo College is the Public Liberal Arts College of the state of New Jersey. The work of the College and its members is conducted with integrity. Our values are:

• Teaching, learning, and mentoring: We are actively engaged in and out of the classroom.

• Developing the whole person: We are scholars, we are creators, we are local and global citizens, and we are individuals.

• Respecting each other and our environment: We are an open, inclusive, supportive, and sustainable community.

Land Acknowledgment: We acknowledge Ramapo College’s presence on the traditional and ancestral land of the Ramapo Munsee Lenape peoples. In addition, we honor and pay respect to the contributions, courage, and sacrifices of the Ramapo Munsee Lenape people and their Ancestors. Consistent with our values of an open, inclusive and supportive community, it is our responsibility to acknowledge and honor Ramapo College’s relationship with the Ramapo Munsee Lenape peoples.

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

The names listed include January 2025 graduates, and June and August 2025 candidates for graduation. Degrees are conferred following the successful completion of all degree requirements and final certification by the College. The official list of graduates is maintained by the Office of the Registrar.

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE

Jessica DeJong Bocchino

Julia M. Kaczor ’22

Elizabeth Pangert ’22

Patricia Ann Puma

MASTER OF ARTS EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Raquan Kendell Clinton

Nicole M. Dixon ’10

Marie A. Fosket

Renee Aliza Hales ’23, ’24

Casey Lynn Hoffman

Jonathan Huerta

Josephine V. Hunt

Kathleen Anne Larkin ’21

Robert J. Leichte Jr.

Suzanne Marie Lucas

Jillianna M. Manzi

Anthony C. Parisi ’15

Krystal Leigh Polyi

Juliana Marie Venezio ’22, ’23

MASTER OF ARTS SPECIAL EDUCATION

Janna Alexandrov

Kelsey Lynn Alpaugh ’24

Ayesha M. Aly Ahmed

Maryn Eileen Anderson ’24

Tacy Jane Andrews ’24

Sabrina Aylin Aydin ’24

Karen Adelia Baum Gogel ’19

Christina Birch ’24

Brendan Charles Bonner ’21

Ava B. Borelli ’24

Chaliya Brown ’24

Crystal Alexa Caesar

Michela Cafasso ’24

Teresa Adaliz Cardoza ’23

Giana Marie Carofine ’24

Nicholas John Carola ’24

Chloe Michele Carter ’24

Jenna Claire Chappell Sr. ’24

Leigh Anne Cohen

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Alana Marie Collopy ’24

Sara J. Cronin

Kaitlyn Mary De Matteo ’24

Lauren Jean Decaro ’24

Danielle Marie Del Duca ’24

Jillian Taylor Demitriou ’24

Elizabeth Ann Densen

Matthew DiPietro ’24

Charles F. Doell

Paige Katherine Duell ’24

Kristina E. Erskine ’24

Kathryn Fano

Sydney Chapin Fielding

Ashley Flores-Bello ’24

Dayna S. Gallucci

Sarah Gabrielle Galyas ’24

Amanda Nicole Gasparino ’24

Stephanie Emma Gervasi

Kari Graham

Ryan Michael Gresik

Kelly Marie Griffin ’24

Alessia Guerriero ’24

Olivia Ursula Heath

Emma Nicole Hinds ’24

Taylor Marie Holeczko

Noelle Johnstone ’24

Jasmine Nicole Jones ’24

Talia Marielle Kates ’24

Faith Nicole Keener ’24

Shayna M. Kenduck ’24

Simone E. Kizel ’24

Stephanie Alexis Kravitz

Shannon McFadden Lyons ’24

Madalena MacArthur

Sidra Majid

Melissa Ann Marszalek

Brenna Mary McCormack ’24

Jaime Nicole Mckenna

Blythe Scottalee Miller ’24

Nicole M. Mortola

Peyton Finn Mulligan

Mary Elizabeth Nelson ’24

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Daryl F. Ocot ’24

Gabrielle Josephine Paradiso ’24

Athena Pascual ’24

Andrea Helen Petrow

Kira Podlipski ’24

Alexa Marie Regan

Jamie Marie Rehus

Lia Mary Romano

Nadia Marina Seltzer ’24

Jarred Semelmacher ’24

Savanna Lena Serra ’24

Julianna Emily Sibilski ’24

Kristen Anne Staub

Joshua A. Steinhardt ’24

Makenna Michele Tahbaz ’24

Grace Ellen Terpstra ’24

Anitra M. Thompson

Robert Vasquez Jr. ’23

Abriana L. Zampese

Carl S. Zipper

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Mostafa M. Ayoub

Izabella J. Bachmann ’24

Christina Elizabeth Baez ’22

Robert Bednarczyk ’24

Justin J. Bladen ’24

Chanel A. Carter ’20

Anna Ceka ’23

Brian C. Colucci ’23

Monica Czajkowski ’24

Carlye Danziger

Sean Thomas Donaghue ’23

Matthew Eric Duncan ’24

Keegan Riley Fass

Andrea Flores ’24

Kimberly Ann Hanna

John Christian Higgins ’24

Michael D. Higgins ’22

Mazen Jabali ’24

Denisse Jimenez ’23

Bryan Joseph ’24

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Troy Raymond Karaty ’23

Bibhuti Karki

Ibrahim Katib ’23

Alexander Weston Kave II ’24

Eisha Khan ’24

Lintha Khan ’24

Alexandria Elizabeth Kim ’24

Veronika S. Kovaleva ’24

Matthew James Lalomia ’24

Gabriella Gina Marie Lambiase ’23

Jonathan Daniel Ledesma ’24

Fatima Manzoor ’24

Joseph Marte ’23

Brian Robert McEvoy ’23

Tyler Russell Mead ’24

Sai Someswara Ullas Mente

Brianna Michel Carter ’24

Jason Marta Mielke

Anthony Jose Minaya ’24

Michael Cono Morelli

Frederick James Myles

Arush Shirish Naik ’24

Sebastian Luis Pelaez ’23

Daniel Peter Rodriguez ’22

Nicholas Anthony Rondinelli ’24

Nathaly M. Salazar Yumpo ’24

Delilah San Andres ’24

April Christina Scales

Owen Christopher Schraft

Jack Michael Schwartzman ’24

Ryan James Schwartzman ’24

Mohammad Shuaib

Sebastian Riley Spahn

Samantha Emma Suser ’24

Mark Anthony Tahan ’23

Alisa Mary Varughese ’24

Priyanka Vohra

MASTER OF SCIENCE ACCOUNTING

Valerie Betancourt ’24

Chevelle T. Brown

Ryan Francis Caruso

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

Dominick J. Castellitto ’24

Conor George Daly

Jack Lawrence Dardis ’24

Jared Dimock ’22

Asror Djuraev ’24

Paul Dobrow ’24

Ryan Thomas Doherty ’24

Cesar David Duverge ’24

Peter A. Fajardo ’24

Genevieve Kyla Faunde

Marylou Figueroa

Katelyn Ann Hauser ’24

Daniel Walter Klutkoski ’24

Merita G. Larti

Sean Peter McCartney ’24

Logan Miller ’21

Michael Anthony Mohr ’24

Gianna Isabelle Naporlee ’24

James Ralph Nicolaus ’24

Avante R. Nicolls

Tracy Oo

Matthew T. Paflitzko ’24

Saloni Pal Shagun Pal ’23

Arianna Victoria Rojas ’23

Shane Patrick Rooney ’24

Melissa Ann Russo

Ryan J. Scharfenberg ’19

Matthew John Sepede

Christopher Robert Shaffsick

Nicholas Graham Smeilus ’24

Jordan Michael Stauff ’24

Valerie May Zhang ’24

MASTER OF SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Olivia Church ’24

MASTER OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE

Nicholas Mario D’Amato ’22

Olivia Caroline Luisi ’23

Anthony John Messana

Cole Tyler Peterson ’23

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

MASTER OF SCIENCE

CONTEMPORARY INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

James Candela ’19

Polymnia Crysler

Tara J. Guarino ’10

Victoria C. Lipari

Michael McCunney

Elizabeth Nancy Parisi

Nadine Simone Roberts

Barbara Ann Smith ’21

MaryRose Nicole Spinella

Neeve B. Twomey

Fiorella Vecco

MASTER OF SCIENCE

DATA SCIENCE

Diana Olivia Arva ’24

Maxwell Reese Bilyk ’24

Sai Harshitha Dalli ’24

Brian Thomas DeNichilo II ’20

Daniel Figueiras ’24

Yussof Kazmi ’23

Kamila Palys ’24

Maya Aileen Peacock ’24

Arifur M. Rahman ’22

Sapir Sarah Sharoni

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Anupama Arun

Stephanie Marie Belcastro

Yoonju Cho

Anna Delany Cooke

Alanna L. Cooper ’13

Alexandra Nicole DeLuca

John Geremy Sillano Estrella

Kaitlyn R. Gearst

Danielle Marie Harkin

Leslie A. Huhn

Elena E. Ivanov ’16

Anna Kasm ’19

Samantha Marie Kopf

Nicole Kwilecki

Erica Lui

Jessica Anne Magaldi

Meghan Elizabeth Mahoney

Kelly J. Moeller ’14

Chelsea M. Norz ’14

Azra Pjetrovic

Ariana Spierenburg ’18

Esra Tan

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

Arielle E. Aigotti ’24

Maria Barbaro ’24

Conor T. Brennan

Karen Annmarie Brown ’24

Jillian Moore Buckley

Dahiana A. Cabral ’24

Jillian V. Carbine ’24

Christina Marie Cargulia

Justin Daniel Chernick ’24

Rebecca Anne Coakley ’24

Nahomie J. Cyprien

Abigail Elizabeth Dell’Aglio

Michael Joseph Denaro

Anthony Dominguez ’24

John Lawlor Doyle ’24

Joshua Grant Dyl ’24

Evelyn Estevez Roeun ’24

Gerald Joseph Ferra Jr. ’20

Destiny Rose Garcia ’24

Miranda Garcia

Parand Ghobadi

Nathalia Gonzalez ’18

Hagan Patricia Gorman

Jessica Catherine Greene

Arielle Leah Gromack ’24

Sarah Brooke Halpern

Denys Lorena Henriquez

Jacob Hepburn

Allyson Mary Horianopoulos ’23

Joshua Nathanial Housman

Paige Marie Inglese

Alyssa Jackler ’24

Erin Rose Keenan ’24

Rachel Marie Kelly ’18

Nafide Korkmaz ’22

Arely Michelle Lazaro

Allyson Marie Leonardis ’24

Domenica Mishell Loyola

Danielle Marie Luca ’24

Paolo C. Marino ’24

Maria McAllister

Scott McGowan

Shanayah T. Meggett ’12

Alanna J. Migliacci

Olivia Hope Miller ’24

Janina M. Molina

Grace Montecalvo ’23

Andrew M. Moran ’22

Staci Margaret Muha ’24

Claire J. Myers ’24

Kieran Brennan Nagle

Pamela Nova ’23

Jessica Oliver

Aishni Patel ’22

Brielle Maria Pelissier ’24

Jessica Nicole Perini

Natalie Liana Rodriguez ’22

Asha K. Rosado ’22

Meaghan Elizabeth Ryan ’24

Mia Rose Shaw ’23

Stefanie I. Shellhamer

Erin R. Shimkin

Natalie Sirignano ’24

Keisha Tamaranae Smalls ’03

Patricia Roxana Solares

Ella Marie Suchora

Megan E. Sweeney ’24

Nicole Marie Torres ’24

Christine Lauren Ussher

Valeria Villa ’24

Samantha Marie Viola ’24

Olivia Paige Vitulano ’22

Sophia Marie Vogel ’23

Dana Peri Wasserman ’24

Jocelin Marie Whitmore

Colette Leigh Zaloom ’24

GRADUATION RECOGNITION

HONOR GUARD

Graduates are selected for the Honor Guard in recognition of their scholarship and contributions to Ramapo College.

Chevelle T. Brown ’25 was selected to carry the Graduate Programs gonfalon at Arching and leads her cohort during this evening’s Processional. Chevelle currently serves as a Staff Accountant within the Business Services unit at Ramapo. She is a distinguished graduate of the Masters of Science in Accounting program, earning honors and becoming a member of Beta Gamma Sigma. Her goal is to become a CPA. Dedicated to leading by example, Chevelle takes great pride in being a role model, particularly for her son.

Elizabeth Pangert ’22, ’25 was selected to carry the Doctoral Programs gonfalon during the Arching ceremony and lead their program in the Processional. Drawn back to Ramapo College after a positive experience in the Master of Science in Nursing Administration program, Elizabeth sought to further her education and achieve her a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). With a passion for continuous learning and growth within the nursing profession, she aspires to transition into academia to mentor and educate future generations of nurses.

VETERAN GRADUATES

Gerald Joseph Ferra Jr. ’20, United States Army

Jason Marta Mielke, United States Army

April Christina Scales, United States Army

HONOR SOCIETIES

As of April 1, 2025

BETA ALPHA PSI

Brian C. Colucci ’23

BETA GAMMA SIGMA

Chevelle T. Brown

Jared Dimock ’22

Kimberly Ann Hanna

Alexander Weston Kave II ’24

Gabriella Gina Marie Lambiase ’23

Fatima Manzoor ’24

Daniel Peter Rodriguez ’22

Ryan J. Scharfenberg ’19

KAPPA DELTA PI

Ayesha M. Aly Ahmed

Jamie Marie Rehus

Abriana L. Zampese

PHI ALPHA

Karen Annmarie Brown ’24

Jillian Moore Buckley

Dahiana A. Cabral ’24

Jillian V. Carbine ’24

Rebecca Anne Coakley ’24

Abigail Elizabeth Dell’Aglio

Joshua Grant Dyl ’24

Evelyn Estevez Roeun ’24

Destiny Rose Garcia ’24

Parand Ghobadi

Sarah Brooke Halpern

Jacob Hepburn

Nafide Korkmaz ’22

Danielle Marie Luca ’24

Olivia Hope Miller ’24

Janina M. Molina

Andrew M. Moran ’22

Claire J. Myers ’24

Brielle Maria Pelissier ’24

Meaghan Elizabeth Ryan ’24

Stefanie I. Shellhamer

Erin R. Shimkin

Keisha Tamaranae Smalls ’03

Patricia Roxana Solares

Megan E. Sweeney ’24

Nicole Marie Torres ’24

Valeria Villa ’24

Samantha Marie Viola ’24

PHI BETA DELTA

Sai Someswara Ullas Mente

Sapir Sarah Sharoni

SIGMA THETA TAU

Stephanie Marie Belcastro

Yoonju Cho

Anna Delany Cooke

Alexandra Nicole DeLuca

Danielle Marie Harkin

Nicole Kwilecki

Jessica Anne Magaldi

Chelsea M. Norz ’14

Ariana Spierenburg ’18