St. Mary's College of Maryland Commencement 2018

TOWNHOUSE GREEN

SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2017 | 10:00 A.M.

Order of Exercises Grand Procession of Students, Faculty, Staff, Trustees, and Honored Guests Greetings from the President and Chair of the Board of Trustees Tuajuanda C. Jordan, president The Honorable Sven Holmes, chair of the Board of Trustees

Reading of a Poem: “Ithaka” by C.P. Cavafy Robin Bates, professor of English

Valedictory Address Melissa Barall

“St. Mary’s College of Maryland” Led by Professor of Music Larry Vote and members of the Chamber Singers Sung by all: see page 4 in program

Commencement Address Wanda Q. Draper

Conferral of Honorary Degrees Wanda Q. Draper Bradley Gottfried John J. McAllister

Presentation of Candidates for Degrees Katherine Gantz, associate dean of faculty

President’s Charge to the Graduating Class Conferral of the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, & Master of Arts in Teaching Degrees Tuajuanda C. Jordan, president

Recessional Music by the Drum Corps

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Tuajuanda C. Jordan, PhD PRESIDENT OF ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF MARYLAND

Dr. Tuajuanda Jordan has served as St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s (SMCM) seventh president since July 2014. During her tenure, the Board of Trustees approved A Time for Rebirth, a new three-year strategic plan that builds on the College’s charter as Maryland’s only public honors college and the first of its kind in the nation.

St. Mary’s College of Maryland has been widely recognized for its successes.

Ranked among the top 100 Kiplinger’s list of best values in public colleges (2017) and among the top 5 best public liberal arts colleges in the nation by U.S. News & World Report (2018), SMCM continues to build upon its solid reputation for academic excellence under Dr. Jordan’s watch. Under her leadership, the College continues to analyze and assess its programming to ensure that students are provided opportunities to be engaged, productive global citizens and leaders.

Since joining the College, Dr. Jordan has been widely recognized for her contributions to higher education and the larger community. In 2017, she was named one of the Top 25 Women in Higher Education by the national magazine, Diverse Issues in Higher Education. In addition to serving on numerous national panels and boards, she was recognized as a Black Leader in Education by the AFRO (2017), was named as one of Fisk University’s Talented Tenth (2016), Purdue University’s Distinguished Women Scholars (2015-16), and as an Influential Marylander by the Daily Record (2015). In 2017, she received the Women Inspiring Women Network, Inc.’s Women Inspiring Women Leadership Award, Women on the Move Award from Associated Black Charities, and Trailblazer Award from Morgan State University. Dr. Jordan received the Torchbearer Award (2014) from the National Coalition of Black Women, Baltimore Metropolitan Chapter, and was inducted (2015) into the Zeta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest academic honor society.

Prior to SMCM, Dr. Jordan served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and as a professor of chemistry at Lewis & Clark College in Oregon. While there, she helped recruit an exceptional and diverse faculty, launched a center for entrepreneurship, and developed a campus-wide system to increase student persistence and graduation rates. While an associate dean and tenured faculty member in the College of Arts and Sciences at Xavier University of Louisiana, she helped establish the center for undergraduate research and creativity.

Dr. Jordan gained national prominence in the realm of science education with the creation of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Science Education Alliance (SEA) program and the launch of its first initiative, the SEA Phage program, which engaged novice undergraduates in research in genomics and bioinformatics. This program has been implemented at more than 50 diverse institutions across the nation, impacted thousands of students and faculty, and resulted in numerous scientific and pedagogical publications.

Dr. Jordan holds a B.S. in chemistry from Fisk University and a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Purdue University.

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St. Mary’s College of Maryland Board of Trustees The Honorable Sven Holmes, Chair

Ann L. McDaniel, Vice Chair

John Chambers Wobensmith ’93, Treasurer

Lawrence "Larry" E. Leak '76, Secretary

Carlos Alcazar Anirban Basu John Bell '95 Arthur “Lex” Birney, Jr. Cindy Broyles ’79 Peter Bruns Donny Bryan ’73 John Bullock

Peg Duchesne ’77 Susan Dyer Elizabeth Graves ’95 Gail Harmon The Honorable Steny H. Hoyer Capt. Glen Ives, USN Retired Danielle Troyan ’92 Alan Wagaman '06

Sharon Phillips ’18, Student Trustee Laura Cripps, HSMC

Gary Jobson Molly Mahoney Matthews R. Douglas Mathias ’73 John McAllister James P. Muldoon Terry Meyerhoff Rubenstein

Robert S. Waldschmitt H. Thomas Waring Harry J. Weitzel

Trustees Emeriti June W. Auerbach ’49 Benjamin Cardin Esther L. Coopersmith G. Thomas Daugherty ’65 Bonnie Green ’74 Patrick Hervy

The Founding of St. Mary’s St. Mary’s dates back to 1840, when three men of St. Mary’s County (a doctor, a lawyer, and a planter) decided that Maryland should have a monument to Lord Baltimore’s 1634 colony at the busy little river port known as St. Mary’s City. They admired Lord Baltimore’s experiment in freedom of conscience and in the separation of church and state, so they decided that Maryland’s “living monument” should be a girls’ high school (or seminary, as high schools were often called in those days) that would exemplify his beliefs. They also decided that this state-supported school would be named after Maryland’s first capital, St. Mary’s City, and that it would have an independent board of trustees. It would be non-denominational, with both trustees and faculty evenly divided among Methodists, Catholics, and Episcopalians—the three major denominations in St. Mary’s County at the time. In 1874, the first certificate of graduation was granted to Sallie Brome Morsell.

St. Mary’s Female Seminary taught the liberal arts and evolved into a junior college in 1926. By the end of the 1960s it had become St. Mary’s College of Maryland, a coeducational four-year college. It attracted bright students who were looking for the almost impossible—a college that was public, affordable, devoted to the liberal arts, academically rigorous, respectful of all races and creeds, and overseen by an independent board of trustees and a well-credentialed faculty committed to scholarship and teaching. By the early 1990s the College was being praised in all the national college guides, and in 1992, St. Mary’s College was recognized by the governor and the Maryland legislature as an honors college.

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Faculty Distinction In the academic world, it is not only students who receive special notices for outstanding work; faculty do, too. Faculty are recognized with promotions, awards, and endowed chairs/ professorships. Such special professorships are not supported by the regular budget but by an endowment – that is, by gifts made by individuals to the St. Mary’s College of Maryland Foundation. The interest from these specially designated gifts makes it possible for the holder of the chair or professorship to enjoy extra financial support for further research and professional growth. The chair or professorship is generally held for a three-year term.

Each spring, the College recognizes student and faculty scholarship at an Awards Convocation. The faculty recognized at this year's convocation are noted here.

The Norton T. Dodge Award for Scholarly and Creative Achievement was established in 1989 by the late Norton T. Dodge, who served on the board of trustees of St. Mary’s College from 1968 to 1980 and was professor of economics at the College from 1980 to 1989. This award recognizes faculty accomplishments. This year’s recipient of the Norton T. Dodge Award for Scholarly and Creative Achievement is Charles Adler, professor of physics.

The Homer L. Dodge Award for Excellence in Teaching by a Junior Faculty Member was established in 2003, also by the late Norton T. Dodge, to recognize excellence in teaching. This year's recipient of the Homer L. Dodge Award for Excellence in Teaching by a Junior Faculty Member is Kelly Neiles, assistant professor of chemistry.

In 2017, a new award was established by President Tuajuanda C. Jordan to recognize members of the St. Mary’s College community who exhibit exemplary teaching within or beyond the traditional classroom. This year's recipient of the Jordan Teaching Exemplar Award is Janna Thompson, assistant professor of educational studies. .

In 2011, Donald Stabile established an award to recognize faculty members who are active participants in the student life of the College. This award was named to honor his colleague, the late Andy Kozak, professor of economics. This year’s recipient of the Andy Kozak Faculty Contribution to Student Life Award is Scott Mirabile, associate professor of psychology.

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Commencement Speaker Wanda Q. Draper Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa A native of Baltimore, Md., Wanda Q. Draper graduated from the University of Maryland School of Journalism. She also attended Johns Hopkins University Graduate School of Contemporary Studies and the University of Maryland School of Law. She was appointed executive director of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture on September 28, 2016. She came to the museum from WBAL-TV of the Hearst Corporation in a number of capacities, including director of programming and public affairs.

Draper began her career with Hearst Newspapers as a reporter for the Baltimore News American. She also worked at WJZ-TV, Maryland Public Television, and the National Aquarium in Baltimore.

She has a proven dedication to uplifting and empowering communities in need. Her view of community service as a social responsibility has led her to take on hunger, homelessness, and education amongst many other worthy causes. The highlight of her community service was serving on the founding board of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum from 1999 to 2008. She was honored to return as executive director in 2016.

Draper is married to Robert Draper. They have two children and three grandchildren.

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Recipients of Honorary Degrees Bradley Gottfried Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa Bradley Gottfried served as College of Southern Maryland’s fourth president from 2006 – 2017. Previously, he was president of Sussex County Community College for six years. After receiving his Ph.D. in Zoology from Miami University in 1976, Gottfried devoted his professional life to higher education. He has served as a full-time faculty member, department head, campus dean, chief academic officer and president.

Under Gottfried’s leadership, CSM played an active role in the growth of Southern Maryland. This included the development and expansion of several academic and workforce development programs, and the formation of a number of institutes. During his tenure, collaboration with the college was enhanced and served to strengthen the student pipeline between the two institutions, thus facilitating transfer student transition into St. Mary’s College.

Gottfried and his wife, Linda, donate countless hours each year helping the region’s nonprofit organizations become more successful by leading strategic planning exercises and working with boards to strengthen governance, marketing, advocacy and fund-raising efforts. He is also a historian, having written eleven books on the Civil War.

John J. McAllister Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa John J. McAllister earned his bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Notre Dame and his master’s degree in procurement from George Washington University. McAllister is a retired Navy Captain (U.S. Navy Reserves) who began his 12-year Navy career as a U.S. Naval Supply Corps Officer. In 1981, McAllister left the Navy to accept a position as head of the contracting division for a naval activity in Southern Maryland. A year later, he joined a large defense contractor for a two-year period as a project manager, directing a technical program analysis effort supporting Navy Command and Control Systems. In 1984, he joined with Rex Eagan to found Eagan, McAllister Associates, Inc. McAllister served as president and CEO until the company was sold in 2003.

McAllister served on the St. Mary's College of Maryland Board of Trustees from 2004-2016. He has been an active supporter of the College as a River Concert Series sponsor and as a supporter of the Computer Science Co-op. He is also an active member of the community, having served on the Historic St. Mary’s City Commission, the Board of the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center and Sotterley Plantation Board.

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The Academic Procession The academic procession is as colorful as a parade, and equally informative. Just as you can “read” a military parade, identifying each individual’s rank, so you can read an academic procession once you know the code. In the academic world, this code is both the cut of the long robe and the length of the colorful hood. These, along with the caps, have evolved from clothing worn in the Middle Ages by scholars and clerics alike—who were often one and the same person.

The procession is led by the graduating seniors, preceded by that faculty member who, being chosen annually by the Faculty Senate, carries the large wooden mace, long a symbol of authority. Wearing a simple variation of the medieval black gown, the seniors wear hoods that are short and lined with the College’s colors: blue, gold, and white. The hoods are edged in white, indicating a degree in the liberal arts (humanities). A pale blue and pink cord signifies election to Phi Beta Kappa. Students belonging to 12 national academic honor societies are set apart by the tasseled cords or medallions that are worn around the neck (see p. 10). All the students wear mortarboard caps with the tassel hanging over the right front, but at the end of the ceremony the new graduates will flip these tassels to the left.

The faculty marshal follows the students, ushering in the second half of the procession, which consists of faculty, staff, and finally the platform party. For those with master’s degrees, the robe is as plain as a bachelor’s robe, but its long, narrow, tapered sleeves fall almost to the knees. (If you’re a fan of older British movies, you will recognize that this is the gown often worn by schoolmasters when teaching.)

Most of the College faculty, however, wear the doctor’s gown, easily distinguished by its enormous bell-shaped sleeves with the three velvet, horizontal bars that match the broad band down the front of the robe. The doctor’s gown is usually black, but a few universities ask their doctoral graduates to wear a robe in the color of that university. Among our faculty, therefore, you may notice red gowns (Cornell, carnelian red, and also the University of Maryland); blue (both Pennsylvania State and Yale); lighter blue (Duke, and also the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill); royal blue (University of Michigan); purple with orange (Clemson); red and black (University of Toronto, Canadian styling); red and gold (University of Manchester, Great Britain); gold and navy (University of Colorado-Boulder); palm green (University of Hawaii); maroon (University of Chicago); dark blue (George Washington and also Howard); purple and yellow (University of Washington); cardinal red (Stanford); cherry red (Temple); purple (Northwestern); scarlet (Boston University); maroonish-red and blue (University of Pennsylvania); brown (Brown); dark green (Dartmouth); and crimson (Harvard).

The doctoral hood is lined in the color of the university that gave the degree. The broad edging on the hood is the same color as the horizontal bars on the sleeves of the gown, indicating the field in which the doctorate was received: deep blue for the liberal arts (Ph.D.), light blue for education, purple for law, pink for music, etc. Because most of our faculty have a Ph.D. in the liberal arts, the color on the sleeve bars and the edging on the hood is deep blue.

Academic caps are derived from the medieval, black, dome-shaped biretta, still worn today by Roman Catholic and Anglo-Catholic clergy.

Now considerably flattened, this black cap has evolved in the academic world into the stiff, four-square “mortarboard” (derived from Oxford), or the soft velvet tam (Cambridge).

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Academic Distinction Graduating with Honors Seniors with a high grade-point average (GPA) are candidates for a degree with honors. These honors have, for centuries, been expressed in the Latin phrase “cum laude” (with praise). All candidates for a degree with honors are also St. Mary’s scholars. Below, the GPAs are ranked from highest to lowest: Summa cum laude: 3.900 - 4.000 GPA Magna cum laude: 3.700 - 3.899 GPA Cum laude: 3.500 - 3.699 GPA

Valedictorians The class valedictorian is the senior who has the highest GPA (grade-point average) in the class. In the Class of 2018, there are two valedictorians: Tyler Jones and Melissa Barall. Jones is a physics and computer science double major and mathematics minor. He was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa as a junior, and this spring he won the Physics Department Award for academic excellence. He is president of the Jiu Jitsu Club and a tutor in the Writing and Speaking Center. Barall is is a triple major in public policy, economics, and political science, with a minor in mathematics. She studied abroad at University College Dublin, served as a student ambassador for Admissions, and twice interned with Wells Fargo as a summer analyst. She is co-captain of the women’s varsity tennis team, a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, and editor of the political science student journal, Open Water. This spring, she won the ScholarAthlete Award and the Louise Victoria Lusby Award in economics.

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Academic Distinction Phi Beta Kappa The Phi Beta Kappa Society was established at the College of William and Mary in 1776, and the Zeta Chapter at St. Mary’s College of Maryland was founded in 1997. Election to Phi Beta Kappa signifies outstanding achievement in the attainment of an education in the liberal arts. Students completing their junior or senior year are elected primarily on the basis of scholarly achievement, broad academic interest and good character. Students who have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa are wearing pale blue and pink cords over their black gowns.

Class of 2017 Allison Barrett Sydney Cunniff Class of 2018 Ziyue Dong Benjamin Ertman Caroline Goyco

Alexander Hafey Tyler Jones Sally McFadden Abigail Messaris Hannah Murphy Rebecca Ritter Caroline Robertson Brendan Rollins

Samuel Rosenblatt Halcyon Ruskin Caitlin Schoen Marily Steyert Charlotte Torrence Anna Vagnoni

Class of 2019 Megan Root

Academic Honor Societies The College was admitted to the national academic honor society, Phi Beta Kappa, in 1997. In addition, 12 academic departments have also instituted campus chapters in national honor societies that are discipline-specific. Students who have been admitted to these academic honor societies are today wearing colored cords or medallions over their black gowns.

Anthropology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biology Economics English History French Neuroscience Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology

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(Lambda Alpha) (Chi Omega Lambda) (Beta Beta Beta) (Omicron Delta Epsilon) (Sigma Tau Delta) (Phi Alpha Theta) (Pi Delta Phi) (Nu Rho Psi) (Sigma Pi Sigma) (Pi Sigma Alpha) (Psi Chi) (Alpha Kappa Delta)

blue and gold cord black and blue cord red and green cord blue and gold cord red and black (medallion) red and blue cord blue, white and red cord black and old gold cord green and ivory cord red, black, gold on white (medallion) gold and blue cord teal cord

Degree Candidates Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Master of Arts in Teaching Some students have a minor, or more than one major, and it is listed beneath their hometown. This list is complete as of May 10, 2018. Those with an asterisk (*) are expected to complete all degree requirements by Fall 2018.

Anthropology BACHELOR OF ARTS

Demilade Victoria Adebayo Lanham, Md.

Eathan Brown Baltimore, Md. Minor: Museum Studies Magna Cum Laude

Caitlin Marie Connolly Montgomery Village, Md. Minor: Museum Studies

Owen Keegan Doty Towson, Md. Environmental Studies

Myra Helen McAdory

Mailin Debo

Hollywood, Md. Minor: History Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Lusby, Md.

Nina Elizabeth Harris

August P. Rowell

Grantsville, Md. Minor: Theater Studies

Owings, Md. Minor: Economics

Charles Alan Howe Kreizenbeck

Mychelle Lee Shymansky

Baltimore, Md.

Lusby, Md. Minor: Theater Studies

Natalie Patricia Krissoff

Maxwell Tok Sickler

'Aine Virginia McCambridge White

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Museum Studies Magna Cum Laude

Samrawit Sisay

Leonardtown, Md.

Towson, Md. Theater, Film & Media Studies Minor: Educational Studies

Conner Sheldon Dorbin

Hyattsville, Md.

Timothy McKay

Easton, Md. Minor: Museum Studies

Ekaterina Widell

Bethesda, Md. Mathematics

Saint Michaels, Md. Minor: Political Science

Mitch E. Vicieux

Avery Kent Filer Baltimore, Md.

Arielle Lillian Gross Derwood, Md. Minor: Music Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Patrick H. Martin Stevensville, Md. Student-Designed: War and Peace Studies Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies Minor: Political Science

Art BACHELOR OF ARTS

Morgan Beahm Huntingtown, Md.

Yi Huei Chu Columbia, Md. Minor: Environmental Studies

Lexington Park, Md. Minor: Film & Media Studies

Art History BACHELOR OF ARTS

Cecelia Elizabeth Marquez Bethesda, Md. Minor: Art Studio Magna Cum Laude

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Charlotte Alexandra Torrence Ashland, Va. Minor: German Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Samantha Jane Wright Silver Spring, Md. History Minor: Museum Studies Summa Cum Laude

Biology

Computer Science

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BACHELOR OF ARTS

Alexander E. Bates

John Torsten DeMey

Odenton, Md. Minor: Environmental Studies

Forest Hill, Md.

Kieran Christopher Broder Silver Spring, Md. Biochemistry

Walter Patrick Cummins

Asian Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS

Greenbelt, Md. Environmental Studies

Louis Tyler Randall *

Greta Rhys Eger Cady

Gwynn Oak, Md.

Brookeville, Md. International Languages & Cultures: Chinese

Madeline Elizabeth Rivard *

Scott Michael Gutherie

Wheaton, Md. Environmental Studies

Owings, Md.

Abram Michael Shaw

Biochemistry

College Park, Md. Environmental Studies Minor: Music Magna Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Katherine Ann Huerta Rockville, Md. Minor: Mathematics Cum Laude

Jean-Paul Andre Pellet Frederick, Md. Minor: Art Studio

Katherine Patricia Vervack Eldersburg, Md. Minor: Film & Media Studies

Economics BACHELOR OF ARTS

Bradley Alexander Adam * East Greenwich, R.I. Public Policy Studies Minor: Mathematics

Kathleen Carmean Ellicott City, Md. Minor: English

David Casarrubias-Mena

Chemistry BACHELOR OF ARTS

Bladensburg, Md. Minor: Computer Science

Andrew Walls Davis

Barbara Ann Bafford

Havre De Grace, Md.

Waldorf, Md.

Phoenix, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Peter Johnson Dean

Alyssa Lynn Vianese

Elisabeth Anne Ericson

Malik Shemar Jackson

Bowie, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Political Science

Fredonia, N.Y. Minor: Neurosciences

North Potomac, Md. Environmental Studies

Ryan Andrew Vreeland

Amanda Marie Hastings

Bethesda, Md.

Bowie, Md. Minor: Music Minor: Mathematics

Hayley Danielle Dutton

Edgewater, Md. Computer Science Cum Laude

Yifan Yan * Clarksburg, Md.

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William Weeks Dempster

Germantown, Md. Minor: Sociology Cum Laude

Alexander Epstein

Patrick Sirodom Musick

Daniel Conner Campbell

Bethesda, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Political Science Cum Laude

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Environmental Studies Minor: Mathematics Minor: Anthropology Cum Laude

Berwyn, Pa. Minor: Sociology

Bowie, Md.

Kebron Kelelaw Negesse

Dawn Pauline Coady

Andrew Giganti

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Arnold, Md. Minor: English

Alexandra Lynn Paglia

Waldorf, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: Spanish Cum Laude

Ashley Guy

Forest Hill, Md. Magna Cum Laude

Jane Claire Dibble

Bennett Marcel Garner

Hollywood, Md.

Alexander James Hammer Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Zachary Marine Haussler Woodbine, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Political Science Cum Laude

Zhuoqun Jiang Fort Howard, Md. Minor: Mathematics Magna Cum Laude

Alhaj Yusuf Khadar

Natasha Danielle Palance Germantown, Md. Minor: Film & Media Studies

William Yale Schaffer Knoxville, Md. Minor: Mathematics Minor: Computer Science Magna Cum Laude

Justin Lee Skotnicki

John Streett Cavendish Darrell Baltimore, Md.

Damascus, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Magna Cum Laude

Lakeshia Renae Ferebee Baltimore, Md. Theater, Film and Media Minor: German Cum Laude

Jacob Kim Fusco

Great Mills, Md.

Derwood, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Kyle Van Winter

Noelle Elizabeth Gebelein

Laurel, Md. Minor: Political Science

Huntingtown, Md. Economics Magna Cum Laude

Brentwood, Md.

Isabella Marie Wolf

Charles Kwadwo Kwarteng, III Elkridge, Md.

Woodstock, Md. Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies Minor: History

Mengyi Liu

Matthew John Yurich

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Philosophy Minor: Spanish Cum Laude

Mt. Airy, Md. Minor: Political Science

Natalie Morgan Hussey

Beijing, China

Bayard Meiser Annapolis, Md. Environmental Studies Magna Cum Laude

Anthony Paul Morabito * Bethesda, Md.

English BACHELOR OF ARTS

Kayla Meghan Armer California, Md.

Elizabeth Ann Bailey

Allison Paige Holtzman

Germantown, Md. Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Minor: Philosophy

Ashley Dawn Kadva Lexington Park, Md.

Hannah Marie Lyon Severna Park, Md.

Lanham, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

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Jessica Elaine Maddox

Sabrina Anne Wood

Margaret Grace Rudy

Towson, Md. Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Minor: Anthropology Cum Laude

Severna Park, Md. Political Science Cum Laude

Frederick, Md. Minor: Theater Studies Minor: Biology

Ari Tanenbaum Marine Bethesda, Md.

Abigail Marie Messaris Abingdon, Md. International Languages & Cultures: French Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Ami Oliver Ocean City, Md. Minor: Religious Studies

Rebecca Lynn Riley Columbia, Md. International Languages & Cultures: French Magna Cum Laude

Rebecca Ruth Ritter Hanover, Md. International Languages & Cultures: Spanish Minor: Computer Science Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Michael Ryan Stansell Damascus, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Max Christian Styles * Germantown, Md.

Faith Riley Wallace Piney Point, Md. Cum Laude

Samantha Marie Warby

Lea Michelle Traynor

Environmental Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS

Joseph Vito Bavaro Brick, N.J.

Marykate Cecelia Brown Monkton, Md. Anthropology

Sarah Lynn Fellerman Havre De Grace, Md. English Cum Laude

Allison Cathryn Graf Annapolis, Md.

Glen Price Havens Dameron, Md.

Benjamin Erik Kass Rockville, Md. Minor: Computer Science

Annarose O'Neil Kennedy Gaithersburg, Md. Minor: Anthropology Cum Laude

Thomas John McPhaul Bethesda, Md. Anthropology Minor: Art Studio

Lauren Blair O'Connell

Lexington Park, Md.

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Biology

Carly Elizabeth Wedding

Eric Bryce Ortiz

Bryantown, Md. Minor: Sociology

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Rockville, Md.

Arnold, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

History BACHELOR OF ARTS

Michael Alexander Anania Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Asian Studies

Kasey Margaret Anita Dawson Halethorpe, Md.

Ralph Edwin Batykefer Lexington Park, Md. Minor: Anthropology

Samuel Joseph Besse Laurel, Md. English Minor: Anthropology Cum Laude

Geneva Cann Marblehead, Mass.

Minor: Museum Studies

Samuel Charles Coomes Pasadena, Md. Minor: Sociology Cum Laude

Christopher J. Drexel Elkridge, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Rebecca Elaine Herckner Easton, Md.

Jonathan Tyler Hogston La Plata, Md.

George Kemp *

Katherine Rebecca Wells

Karen Yaneth Martinez

Prince Frederick, Md. Minor: Museum Studies

Pocomoke City, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies

Cheverly, Md. Spanish Minor: Educational Studies Cum Laude

David Michael Lungociu Rockville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Cum Laude

Jarred Michael Willis Waldorf, Md. Minor: Political Science

Cormac Allen Morrish Fulton, Md.

Casey Lee Reil Joppa, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Caitlin Schoen Cabin John, Md. Minor: Art Studio Minor: French Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

International Languages & Cultures BACHELOR OF ARTS

Manuel De Jesus Galvez Great Mills, Md. Spanish

Hannah Noelle Murphy Owings, Md. Spanish Minor: Educational Studies Minor: History Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Halcyon Faith Ruskin Kensington, Md. French Public Policy Studies Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Sidi Chleuh

Mathematics

Germantown, Md.

Bushwood, Md. French and Spanish Magna Cum Laude

Rachel Foltz Sonnenberg

Marra Sandra Crook *

Michael Adam Connaughton

Baltimore, Md. Chinese Minor: Mathematics

Sarah Glenn Crumling

Hannah Colleen Schrantz *

Derwood, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: English Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies Magna Cum Laude

Adam Matthew Strakna * Colora, Md. Philosophy

Flynn Connor Timothy McLaughlin Annapolis, Md. Minor: Museum Studies

Joseph Wade Turner Chaptico, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Magna Cum Laude

Ennis Hyunshik Um Perry Hall, Md. Philosophy

Kelly Marie Culotta Catonsville, Md. French Psychology

Isabel Esther Dunbar Mechanicsville, Md. Spanish

Knakia Julian Francis Riverdale, Md. Spanish

Sydney Nicole Larkin * Salisbury, Md. Spanish Minor: Educational Studies

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Laytonsville, Md.

Severna Park, Md. Minor: Computer Science Minor: Physics

Ziyue Dong Wuxi City, Jiangsusheng, China Economics Minor: Computer Science Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Samuel Peter Fryzek Gaithersburg, Md. Minor: Computer Science Minor: Economics Cum Laude

Ian Daniel Miller Silver Spring, Md.

Devin Nicholas Sauter Damascus, Md.

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Emily Nicole Stark Lexington Park, Md. Economics Cum Laude

Jose Giovan Torres Silver Spring, Md. Economics

Physics BACHELOR OF ARTS

Perry Thomas Gordon Bowie, Md. Computer Science Cum Laude

Ryan Michael Johnson

Music BACHELOR OF ARTS

Ellen Sophia Daghir Havre De Grace, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Joshua Oluseun Peter

Baldwin, Md. Mathematics

Tyler Donovan Jones Arnold, Md. Computer Science Minor: Mathematics Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Cobb Island, Md.

Cole Spencer Butterfield * Bethesda, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Sociology

Katherine Marie Chase Parkton, Md. Public Policy Studies Magna Cum Laude

Thomas Cullen Kensington, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Economics

Briana Gail Delaney Leonardtown, Md. Public Policy Studies

Cody Dorsey BACHELOR OF ARTS

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Museum Studies Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies

Cristian Marcos Amador

Brandon Scott Engle

Potomac, Md. Minor: History

Ellicott City, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Economics

Denton, Md. English Magna Cum Laude

Elizabeth Frances Von Nessen

Samuel August Baker

Cara Lynne Freibaum

Glen Burnie, Md. Minor: History Minor: English

Brookeville, Md. Minor: Film & Media Studies

Gabriela Marie Beese

Phoenix, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Environmental Studies

Alexander William Proctor Crofton, Md. Computer Science

Logan Michael Tarwater *

Saint Leonard, Md.

Philosophy BACHELOR OF ARTS

Esteban Andre Caballero Gaithersburg, Md. Minor: Religious Studies

Owen Davis Heaps Laurel, Md.

Elizabeth Pauline Schack * Wheaton, Md. Minor: Art Studio

Alexis Gabriella Underwood Germantown, Md. Minor: Political Science Summa Cum Laude

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Political Science

Towson, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Spanish

Julie Nicole Blair Lusby, Md.

Andrew Steven Braun Bowie, Md. Public Policy Studies

Alessandro Matteo Burlew Mount Airy, Md.

David John Fritz

Cyrus Drake Gibson Elkton, Md.

Sean William Goodie Port Deposit, Md. Public Policy Studies

John Parker Hardt Silver Spring, Md. Minor: History Cum Laude

Sara Elizabeth Hirshon

Adriana Victoria Spriggs

Nicole Elizabeth Lertora

Annapolis, Md. English Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Cum Laude

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Spanish

Olney, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Alyssa Winter Thompson

Estela Estefania Martinez

Arnold, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Economics

Cheverly, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: Spanish Cum Laude

Rebecca Jo Hitch Charlotte Hall, Md. Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Cum Laude

Darrell Jackson Baltimore, Md.

Donya Rashard Jackson

Anna Bella Vagnoni Chevy Chase, Md. Minor: History Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Amy Elizabeth Mayor California, Md.

Sophie Kate Michel * Westminster, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Baltimore, Md. Minor: History

Leah Reneè Woody

Salahadine Samuel Khanjari

Nashra Zaman

Silver Spring, Md. International Languages & Cultures: French

Severna Park, Md.

Gambrills, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Scott David Zimmerman

Megan Kay Ponter

Clarksville, Md. Art

Pomfret, Md. Minor: English Minor: Educational Studies Magna Cum Laude

Kerri Ann Kline Hagerstown, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Morgan Allen Lloyd Saint Leonard, Md. Minor: History

Mackenzie Michael Moore Prince Frederick, Md.

Kezia-Alean Soladimeji Osunsade Reisterstown, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Democracy Studies Cum Laude

Gillian Rosenzweig-Stein Hyattsville, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Economics Cum Laude

Christopher William Schwarz Columbia, Md. Minor: Economics

Grant-William Maranon Smith Rockville, Md. Public Policy Studies

Lanham, Md.

Psychology BACHELOR OF ARTS

Lacey Alexandra Brown Monkton, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: Spanish

Flormelisa Mika Camero Orille Rockville, Md.

Grace Nellie Headley

Megan Elizabeth Moore

Grace Ward Reingruber Chevy Chase, Md.

Scott William Ulrick Owings, Md.

Emilee Clara Weiss-Rice Bethesda, Md. Minor: Anthropology Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Magna Cum Laude

Owings, Md.

Adam Joel Kass Rockville, Md. Minor: Sociology Cum Laude

Sarah Nicole Kathy Muscolino North Beach, Md.

Min Jee Kim

Public Policy Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS

Melissa Mary Barall Columbia, Md. Economics Political Science Minor: Mathematics Summa Cum Laude

Rockville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

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Marie Kristine Jankowski

Reid Andrew D'Antuono

Olivia Joy-Mathias Nowlin

Poolesville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies Minor: Political Science

Jessup, Md.

Glenelg, Md. Human Empowerment

Benjamin Daniel Meyers Kensington, Md. Minor: Political Science

Religious Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS

Megan Anne Cannon Reisterstown, Md. Minor: Biology

Nicholas Ryan Conroy Baltimore, Md. Anthropology

Stephanie Veronica Donovan Arnold, Md. Cum Laude

Sally Ann McFadden Baltimore, Md. Minor: Environmental Studies Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Emily Elizabeth Spears La Plata, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Caitlyn A. De Luca Lexington Park, Md.

Alyson Mariel Famiglietti California, Md. Magna Cum Laude

Joseph Harry Finley Frederick, Md.

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Ian James Chrisler Gaithersburg, Md. Minor: History

Lauren Clements Hughesville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Edmund Mackenzie Cooper Southampton, Bermuda

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BACHELOR OF ARTS

Sarah Moriah Austin-Brantly

Marsalis Hurley

Garrett Park, Md. Political Science Magna Cum Laude

Cheltenham, Md. Minor: Computer Science

Noni Delayne Ford

Christine Fitzgerald Morin Kensington, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Abeni Emma Rebecca Schoch Catonsville, Md. Minor: Art History

Max William Schell

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Art Studio Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Kyndall Camaia Rhaney Laurel, Md. Minor: Music Minor: Film & Media Studies Cum Laude

Ellicott City,Md.

Morgan Elizabeth Rusinko *

Charlotte Grace Stoliker

Bel Air, Md. Minor: Art Studio Minor: Dance

Poolesville, Md. Minor: Political Science Summa Cum Laude

Student-Designed BACHELOR OF ARTS

Sociology

Theater, Film & Media Studies

Kassidy Ann Bell Frederick, Md. Neuroscience Psychology

Jolyn Eva Coleman Silver Spring, Md. Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Minor: African & African Diaspora Studies

Olivia Rae Collins Crofton, Md. Psychology, Media, and Marketing Minor: Educational Studies

Alexandra Morgan Sands Myersville, Md. Theater, Film & Media Studies: Film & Media Studies Minor: Dance

Rebecca L. Sherman Bethesda, Md. Minor: Anthropology

Ashley McCaul Simmons Owings Mills, Md. Political Science

Caroline Wingfield Smith Arlington, Va. Minor: Film & Media Studies

Jacob Michael Traver

Erica Catherine Leyder

Hunter Kate Balog

Leonardtown, Md. English Minor: Educational Studies Cum Laude

Harrisburg, Pa. Biology Minor: Asian Studies Minor: Neurosciences Cum Laude

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Environmental Studies Cum Laude

Keyue Zhang Shanghai, China

Linnea Marie Lundh

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New Market, Md. Minor: Mathematics Magna Cum Laude

Biochemistry BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Alpha Hassan Cotay Lanham, Md. Minor: English Cum Laude

Elena Maria Donahue Great Mills, Md. Minor: Mathematics Magna Cum Laude

Cristal Vanessa Garcia-Lara *

Maxwell Blair Madden Annapolis, Md. Psychology Minor: Neurosciences Magna Cum Laude

Abigail Charlotte McManus Ellicott City, Md. Minor: Physics

Ellen Itsmenia Merlos * Frederick, Md. Minor: Spanish

Emily Rose Brown Preston, Md. Minor: Anthropology

Sophia Caradine-Taber Lusby, Md. International Languages & Cultures: French Environmental Studies

Kelly Margaret Chapman Linthicum, Md.

Carly Jeanne Chase Kensington, Md. Minor: Art Studio

Taylor E. Fogg Baltimore, Md. Minor: Philosophy

Samantha Rae Freund

Millersville, Md. Minor: Music

Nahnyama Juga Nadesh Elkridge, Md.

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Alexander Charles Hafey

Cynthia Elaine Shannon

Margaret Elise Giitter

Germantown, Md. Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Elizabeth Blair Johnson Chevy Chase, Md. Minor: Spanish Cum Laude

Katherine Grace Judd Annapolis, Md. Minor: Mathematics Cum Laude

Evan Page Lesser Arnold, Md. Minor: Mathematics Minor: Political Science

Lexington Park, Md.

Biology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Kaitlin Amber Aaby Poolesville, Md. Environmental Studies Minor: Spanish Magna Cum Laude

Kira Louise Allen Portland, Ore. Environmental Studies Minor: Mathematics Cum Laude

Maribeth Margaret Anderson Phoenix, Md.

Rockville, Md. Biochemistry Minor: Mathematics

Katrina Miles Golladay Silver Spring, Md. Environmental Studies

Emma Mackenzie Green Bowie, Md. Environmental Studies Magna Cum Laude

Luca Leonardo Grifo-Hahn Bethesda, Md. Political Science Minor: Environmental Studies

Hannah Gyamfi Elkridge, Md.

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Elizabeth Kae Hill

Caitlin Anne Moore

Hampstead, Md.

Crofton, Md. Chemistry Magna Cum Laude

Maggie Mackenzie Hooven Damascus, Md. Biochemistry Minor: Environmental Studies

Nora Howard Takoma Park, Md. Minor: Mathematics Minor: Spanish Magna Cum Laude

Sophia Anne Jones * Westminster, Md.

Russell Branaman Julien Rusko Forest Hill, Md. Minor: Dance

Emily Katherine O'Brien Derwood, Md. Environmental Studies

Elizabeth Ikponwonsa Okundaye Baltimore, Md. Cum Laude

Benjamin Michael Reginald Myers Columbia, Md. Environmental Studies Minor: French

Victoria Madelene Roberts

Madeleine LaTour

Bowie, Md. Environmental Studies Summa Cum Laude

Columbia, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Sarah Elayne Rustad Hryniewicz

Katherine Taylor Lempke Easton, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Samantha Brooke Maguire * Frederick, Md.

Amber Kathleen Major Valley Lee, Md. Minor: Neurosciences

Raziela Adrianne Manangan Baltimore, Md.

Andrew Victor Marinich Bel Air, Md. Magna Cum Laude

Katherine Anna Masters Williams Bethesda, Md. Minor: Music

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Mary Elizabeth Cook Glen Arm, Md.

Sydney Star Cunniff Gaithersburg, Md. Environmental Studies Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Emmanuel Oppong Laurel, Md.

Computer Science BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Keegan Lee Barefoot La Plata, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Columbia, Md. Mathematics Magna Cum Laude

Madeleine Lidia Boies

Trisha Marie Scotton

William Thomas Borwegen

Jessup, Md.

Alyssa Paige Smith

Silver Spring, Md. Art

Annapolis, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Havre De Grace, Md. Minor: Anthropology

Kyle Brewington

Marilyn Renata Steyert

Jerome Donell Burley

Columbia, Md. Minor: Music Minor: Neurosciences Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Andrea Tineo Bethesda, Md. Anthropology

Claire Elizabeth Vizzi

Shelby Christine Mistysyn

Bel Air, Md.

North East, Md. Environmental Studies

Ashley Nicole Ziur New York, N.Y.

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Chemistry

Lexington Park, Md.

Baltimore, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Joshua Thomas Cheseman Elkridge, Md. Minor: English

Handy Apongpo Cho Derwood, Md. Minor: Sociology

Travis Crisman Prince Frederick, Md.

Caroline Mary Goyco

Michael Russell

Robert Thompson

Leonardtown, Md. Minor: Physics Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Silver Spring, Md.

Columbia, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Hermon Tsegai Haile

Deonarine Sahdeo Riverdale, Md. Minor: Economics

Hyattsville, Md.

Michael Stephen von der Lippe

Colton Hunter Hines

Columbia, Md. Minor: Mathematics

California, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Elian Marc Ho Thlim Imlay-Maire Hyattsville, Md. Minor: Mathematics Minor: Economics

Jonathan Hunt Lexington Park, Md. Minor: Mathematics

Madison Emily Jones Pasadena, Md. Environmental Studies

Karl Francis Maier Ijamsville, Md. Cum Laude

Wesley Taliaferro Merrick Charlottesville, Va. Minor: Mathematics

Mayris Rios Dunkirk, Md. Art Cum Laude

Brendan Harrington Rollins Poquoson, Va. Economics Minor: Sociology Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Micah Rubin Silver Spring, Md. Mathematics Minor: Dance Magna Cum Laude

Physics BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Brigid Morris Bethesda, Md. Mathematics Minor: Educational Studies

Mathematics BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Psychology

Savannah Christina Bergen

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Leonardtown, Md. Computer Science Magna Cum Laude

Lauren Mary Comeaux

Mohammad Mehdi Azimi Vahdat Germantown, Md.

Allison Jean Barrett

Columbia, Md. Minor: Dance Minor: Educational Studies Summa Cum Laude

Leonardtown, Md. English Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Drew Merryman

Nicole Chant'e Baysmore

Baltimore, Md. Computer Science Minor: Religious Studies Magna Cum Laude

Zane William Bedford

Nicholas Andrew Miner Mechanicsville, Md. Minor: Computer Science Cum Laude

Samuel F. Rosenblatt Derwood, Md. Sociology Computer Science Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Capitol Heights, Md. Sociology

Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Julia Marie Bowden Lutherville, Md. Minor: Anthropology Minor: Sociology

Melanie Keren Brill Hyattsville, Md. Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Lane McCue Brooks

Frederick Augustus Thayer

Middletown, Del.

Cumberland, Md. International Languages & Cultures: Chinese

Gabriela Maria Cunha-Benjamin Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Philosophy Cum Laude

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Lamin Raymond Dainkeh

Anna Marie Matullo-Miller

Stephanie Marie Schindler

Adelphi, Md.

Prince Frederick, Md. Minor: Neurosciences

Mechanicsville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Shelby Alexandra Melton

Megan Louise Schrader

Poolesville, Md. Music Minor: Educational Studies Cum Laude

Bryans Road, Md. Minor: Anthropology Summa Cum Laude

Rita Marie Druffner Ellicott City, Md. Anthropology Minor: Religious Studies Cum Laude

Benjamin Wells Ertman Potomac, Md. International Languages & Cultures: Chinese Phi Beta Kappa Summa Cum Laude

Kelsey Paige Hancock Leonardtown, Md. Theater, Film & Media Studies Magna Cum Laude

Alison P. Haney

Noah Aden McKinzie Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Chinese

Connor Sean McKissick Leonardtown, Md.

Emily Morgan Royersford, Pa. Religious Studies Summa Cum Laude

La Plata, Md.

Selena Lisa Newton

Christian Michael Harris

Gaithersburg, Md. Minor: German Magna Cum Laude

Baltimore, Md. Public Policy Studies Minor: Political Science

Lara Elizabeth Holmes Arnold, Md. Minor: Neurosciences Minor: Religious Studies

Nabiha Kasmani Leonardtown, Md. Minor: Neurosciences

Chikondi Pamela Kulemeka College Park, Md. International Languages & Cultures: French

Jessica Renee Lynch * Leonardtown, Md.

Julia Marie Lynn California, Md. Minor: Neurosciences Minor: Biology

Sharon Taylor Phillips Silver Spring, Md. Minor: Neurosciences Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Magna Cum Laude

Whittni Ann Pickens Charlotte Hall, Md. Minor: French Minor: Anthropology Cum Laude

Amanda Marie Pike Poolesville, Md. Minor: Educational Studies

Caroline Elise Robertson Mount Airy, Md. Minor: Spanish Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude

Amanda Dea Sanders Frederick, Md.

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Madison Jean Tacka Bel Air, Md. Minor: Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Liam John Walsh Baltimore, Md. International Languages & Cultures: Spanish

Edward Donald Wondoloski Ellicott City, Md. Minor: Philosophy Cum Laude

Serena Zhang Rockville, Md. Minor: Neurosciences Cum Laude ______________________________

Master of Arts in Teaching Elizabeth Anna Brown Silver Spring, Md. Biology Education

Tylita Butler Great Mills, Md. Elementary Education

Nicholas Lee Byrne Lusby, Md. English Education

Megan Marie Capozzi Gaithersburg, Md. Elementary Education

Nicholas James Conin

Patrick Dennis Ryan

Olney, Md. Mathematics Education

Arlington, Va. History/Social Studies Education

Sasha Dulyachinda

Samantha Renee Sands

Callaway, Md. Art Education

Owings, Md. Elementary Education

Lacey Marie Flaim

Daniel James Skibicki

Waldorf, Md. Mathematics Education

Lexington Park, Md. Art Education

Max Trevor Flerlage

Dennis Steiger

Waldorf, Md. Chemistry Education

Leonardtown, Md. English Education

Maria Claudia Garcia-Rada

Stephen Edward Swanson

Olney, Md. Elementary Education

Emmitsburg, Md. Elementary Education

Elizabeth Anne Garris

Allison Amanda Szymanski

Boyds, Md. History/Social Studies Education

Easton, Md. English Education

Kathleen Nguyen La

Julie Renee Verbos

Leonardtown, Md. Elementary Education

Leonardtown, Md. Elementary and Early Childhood Education

Abbey Neale Liverman

Christina Marie Wondoloski

Mechanicsville, Md. Mathematics Education

Ellicott City, Md. Elementary Education

Sarah Elizabeth McCabe

Hannah Rebecca Yeager

Leonardtown, Md. Elementary Education

Frederick, Md. Elementary Education

Miranda Eleanor McLain

Leanna Ruth Zimmerman

Chaptico, Md. English Education

Leonardtown, Md. Elementary and Early Childhood Education

Natalia Marie Ramos-Dompenciel Lexington Park, Md. Spanish Education

MacKenzie Cary Rayburn Bel Air, Md. Elementary and Early Childhood Education

James Aaron Rhine, Jr. California, Md. Elementary Education

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