Commencement Spring 2021

One Hundred Twenty-Sixth

Commencement

Spring 2021

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Contents

Ceremony, May 15, 2020 Graduation Ceremony, 9 a.m. ....................................................................................................................... 3 Ceremony, May 15, Engineering and Natural Resources, 1 p.m. ............................................................................................................ 4 Ceremony, May 15, Graduate Studies and Law, 5 p.m. .......................................................................................................................... 5 Ceremony, May 16, Business and Economics and Science, 9 a.m. ......................................................................................................... 6 Ceremony, May 16, Agricultural and Life Sciences, Art and Architecture, Education, Health and Human Sciences, 1 p.m. ............. 7 Ceremony, May 16, Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, 5 p.m. ................................................................................................................ 8 Ceremony, May 18, University of Idaho Boise, 7:30 p.m., Idaho Botanical Garden............................................................................... 9 Ceremony, May 19, University of Idaho, Idaho Falls, 4 p.m., University Place..................................................................................... 10 Board of Regents and University Officers............................................................................................................................................... 11 President C. Scott Green.......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Guest Speakers......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 President’s Medallion................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Honorary Degrees..................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Faculty Award for Legal Merit................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Sheldon Vincenti Award........................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Alumni Association................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Alumni Association Awards...................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Foundation................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Graduate Degrees..................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Advanced Professional Degrees College of Law......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Baccalaureate Degrees College of Agricultural and Life Sciences................................................................................................................................................ 42 College of Art and Architecture.............................................................................................................................................................. 44 College of Business and Economics......................................................................................................................................................... 46 College of Education, Health and Human Sciences............................................................................................................................... 50 College of Engineering............................................................................................................................................................................. 53 College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences........................................................................................................................................... 56 College of Natural Resources................................................................................................................................................................... 63 College of Science.................................................................................................................................................................................... 65 Honors Certificates................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 Commissions in the Armed Forces.......................................................................................................................................................... 68 Medical Education Programs.................................................................................................................................................................... 69 Significance of Academic Apparel and Mace.......................................................................................................................................... 70 University of Idaho Boise......................................................................................................................................................................... 72 University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene.......................................................................................................................................................... 73 University of Idaho, Idaho Falls................................................................................................................................................................ 74 Alma Mater – “Here We Have Idaho”..................................................................................................................................................... 75

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Saturday, May 15, 2021

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9 a.m.

Class of 2020 Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Eneida Larti, D.M.A, piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Lynette Pfund, M.M., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address............................................................ Blaine Eckles, Ph.D., Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Student Speaker.................................................................................................................... Jacob Lockhart, ASUI President Class of 2020 Recognition of Honor Students ...................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees................................................................... C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-UyuggW

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Saturday, May 15, 2021

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1 p.m.

College of Engineering and College of Natural Resources Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Eneida Larti, D.M.A., piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Lynette Pfund, M.M., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address................................................................................................................................................ Mark Peters, Ph.D. President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Student Speaker......................................................................................................................................... Lauren Carlsen, ASUI President Recognition of Honor Students ...................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Baccalaureate Degrees......................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-oOrAr-

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Saturday, May 15, 2021

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5 p.m.

College of Law and College of Graduate Studies Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Eneida Larti, D.M.A., piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Lynette Pfund, M.M., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address.................................................................................... Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D., Dean, College of Graduate Studies Sheldon A Vincenti Award...............................................................................................Jerrold A. Long, Ph.D., J.D., Dean, College of Law President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Student Speaker................................................................................................................................ Landry Gunter, Student Bar President Recognition of Honor Students ...................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate and Law Degrees.................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-ytRFrJ

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Sunday, May 16, 2021

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9 a.m.

College of Business and Economics and College of Science Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Katherine Skinner, D.A., piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem..................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Christopher Pfund, D.M.A., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address......................................................................................................Ginger Carney, Ph.D., Dean, College of Science President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Student Speaker................................................................................................................................... Joseph Garrett, ASUI Vice President Recognition of Honor Students ...................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Baccalaureate Degrees......................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-FmRq10

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Sunday, May 16, 2021

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1 p.m.

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, College of Art and Architecture and College of Education, Health and Human Sciences Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Katherine Skinner, D.A., piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem..................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Christopher Pfund, D.M.A., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address................................................................................... Shauna Corry, Ph.D., Dean, College of Art and Architecture President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Honorary Degree Presentation.............................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President

Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Student Speaker................................................................................................................................... Joseph Garrett, ASUI Vice President Recognition of Honor Students.................................................................... Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Baccalaureate Degrees......................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-aM4bhI

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University of Idaho Moscow Coeur d’Alene Spring Ceremony Sunday, May 16, 2021

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5 p.m.

College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional Announcer........................................................................................Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Processional..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. and Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jason Johnston, D.M.A., horn

Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba

Katherine Skinner, D.A., piano Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem..................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Christopher Pfund, D.M.A., voice Welcome............................................................................................................................ Barbara Kirchmeier, M.A., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions..................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address.........................................................................................................................................................Jerry Kramer President’s Medallion........................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Honorary Degree Presentation.............................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Student Speaker........................................................................................................................................ Lauren Carlsen, ASUI President Recognition of Honor Students.................................................................... Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Baccalaureate Degrees......................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..............................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Words on page 75 Recessional.................................................................................................................................. Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Commencement Readers............................................................................................................. J. David Lee-Painter, M.F.A., Theatre Arts

John Crepeau, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences

Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business

Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lead Marshal................................................................................................... Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

Video Coverage

GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Closed captioning available at: https://recapd.com/w-LDsL-C

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University of Idaho Boise Spring Ceremony Tuesday, May 18, 2021

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7:30 p.m.

Idaho Botanical Garden Processional........................................................................................................................................................................... Riverside Brass Introductions............................................................................................................ Penny Tenuto, University of Idaho Boise Faculty Senator National Anthem........................................................................................................................................Led by Kalena Fleming, Vocalist Welcome...................................................................................... Chandra Zenner Ford, Office of the President and Center Executive Officer Opening Remarks..................................................................................................................................................C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome............................................................................................................. Andy Scoggin, Vice-President Commencement Address..................... John McCreedy, J.D., President and CEO of Amalgamated Sugar, and President of Snake River Sugar Faculty Award of Legal Merit...........................................................................................Jerrold A. Long, Ph.D., J.D., Dean, College of Law Conferring and Presentation of Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees....................................................................C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composer Sallie Hume-Douglas............................................................... Led by Kalena Fleming

Words on page 75 Reccesional...........................................................................................................................................................................Riverside Brass

Special thanks to Riverside Brass and vocalist Kalena Fleming.

Photography GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

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University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Spring Ceremony Wednesday, May 19, 2021

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4 p.m.

University Place Processional..................................................................................................................................Robert Hiromoto, Ph.D., Faculty Marshall

Richard Christensen, Ph.D., Faculty Marshall The National Anthem............................................................................................................................................... Megan Hopfer, Vocalist Welcome................................................................................................................................... Lee Ostrom, Ph.D., Center Executive Officer Opening Remarks.................................................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome...................................................................... .Debbie Critchfield, President State Board of Education Commencement Address.......................................................... Toni Carter, Chief Inclusion and Collaborator Officer, Idaho National Laboratory Faculty Recognition Award.................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, President Conferring of Degrees............................................................................................................................................ C. Scott Green, President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President

Reader: Alice Allen, M.Ed., Director, Recruitment and Student Engagement, Idaho Falls Alumni Welcome ............................................................................................ Kathy Barnard, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas.......................................................... Megan Hopfer, Vocalist

Words on page 75 Recessional

Special thanks to tonight’s vocalist, Megan Hopfer.

Photography GradImages (800-261-2576, www.gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony.

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement

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A d m i n i s t r at i o n The Regents of the University of Idaho Debbie Critchfield, President

Linda Clark

Oakley

Meridian

Andrew Scoggin, Vice President

Sherri Ybarra

Boise

State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mountain Home

Kurt Liebich, Secretary

Matt Freeman

Boise

Executive Director, Idaho State Board of Education, Boise

Emma Atchley

David Hill

Ashton

Boise

Shawn Keough Sandpoint

University Leadership C. Scott Green, M.B.A.

James E. M. Craig, J.D., LL.M.

President

General Counsel

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A.

Charles Buck, Ph.D.

Executive Officer, Northern Idaho

Provost and Executive Vice President

Lee Ostrom, Ph.D.

Mary Kay McFadden, E.M.B.A.

Executive Officer, Southeastern Idaho

Vice President for Advancement

Dan Ewart, M.P.A.

Deans

Vice President for Information Technology Services, Chief Information Officer

Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

Brian Foisy, M.Acct.

Vice President for Finance and Administration

Shauna Corry, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Art and Architecture

Christopher Nomura, Ph.D. Vice President for Research and Economic Development

Marc Chopin, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Business and Economics

Terry Gawlik, M.Ed. Director of Athletics

Philip W. Scruggs, Ph.D.

Yolanda Bisbee, Ed.D. Chief Diversity Officer and Executive Director of Tribal Relations

Dean Kahler, Ph.D.

Interim Dean, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences

Larry A. Stauffer, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Engineering

Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management

Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D.

Diane Kelly-Riley, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Graduate Studies

Vice Provost for Faculty

Jerrold A. Long, Ph.D., J.D.

Dean Panttaja, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Law

Interim Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives

Sean Quinlan, Ph.D.

Blaine Eckles, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Lindsey Brown, Ph.D.

Dean, University Libraries

Chandra Zenner Ford, M.S.

Dean, College of Natural Resources

Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Ben Hunter, Ph.D.

University Registrar

Dennis Becker, Ph.D.

Senior Associate to the President; Executive Officer, Southwestern Idaho

Ginger Carney, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Science

Joseph H. Stegner, B.A.

Special Assistant to the President for Government Relations

Teresa Koeppel, M.A.

Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Director of University Communications and Marketing

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Jeff Seegmiller, Ed.D.

Director, WWAMI Medical Education Program

P r e s i d e n t C . S c o tt G r e e n

C. Scott Green took office as the 19th president of the University of Idaho on July 1, 2019. President Green joined U of I as a highly accomplished executive with a career in global finance, operations and administration.

He is also a proud alumnus of the university, graduating in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in accounting.

Born in Moscow, Green’s family moved to Boise, where he graduated from Boise High School. Following his degree from the University of Idaho, the third-generation Vandal went to work for Boise Cascade Corporation.

He went on to attend Harvard Business School and received a Master of Business Administration in 1989.

Green worked for Deloitte and Touche as part of its accelerated career program from 1989-94. He then worked in banking, serving in various management roles for Goldman Sachs and ING Barings. He published two books on the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which reformed regulations around auditing and financial reporting.

Green went on to leadership in global law firms, including service as CEO at Pepper Hamilton and as executive director at WilmerHale. He most recently served as the chief operating and financial officer for Hogan Lovells, one of the largest law firms in the world, with annual revenues of over $2 billion. Green led all of the firm’s worldwide operations, technology, conflicts and finance functions. He had global responsibility for more than 3,000 employees in more than 30 countries.

The first non-lawyer to run an American Lawyer 100 law firm, Green was recognized as one of the Top 50 Big Law Innovators of the Last 50 Years by The American Lawyer magazine in 2013. A certified public accountant, Green was inducted into the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ Business and Industry Hall of Fame in 2006. He received the Institute of Internal Auditors Outstanding Contributor Award in 2004 and 2006.

Green’s commitment to the University of Idaho over many years has included service on the U of I Alumni Association’s national Board of Directors, the College of Business and Economics Advisory Board and on the U of I Foundation Board. He is also a Vandal Scholarship Fund supporter.

Scott and his wife, Gabriella, an interior design project manager, have two adult children: Nicholas and Christina.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, 2020 Graduation Class Blaine Eckles, Ph.D., came to the University of Idaho in 2015 into the Dean of Students role. He is now vice provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. He received his Ph.D. in Adult, Organizational Learning and Leadership in 2011 from the U of I. Prior to the Uof I, Eckles spent many years at Boise State University in various student services roles.

Blaine Eckles

Born into and raised in an Air Force family, Eckles has moved frequently but considers Idaho home, and has lived in the state for the last 26 years. He is dedicated to providing access and education to our students. Eckles has worked on many programs and oversees many of the units and programs that directly provide support to our students including the Counseling and Testing Center, Recreation and Wellness, the Vandal Health Clinic, and Student Involvement which includes ASUI and our fraternities and sororities.

Whether he is advocating for our students or getting to know them by playing Mario Cart, he brings passion and commitment to everything he does. He is truly a champion for our students and fosters an environment of collaboration, respect and responsibility.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, College of Engineering and College of Natural Resources Mark Peters, Ph.D., is the executive vice president for Global Laboratory Operations at Battelle Memorial Institute with responsibilities for governance and oversight of U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and U.S. Department of Homeland Security national laboratories for which Battelle has a significant lab management role. Previously, he was the director of Idaho National Laboratory and president of Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC. He was responsible for management and integration of a large, multipurpose laboratory whose mission focuses on nuclear energy, national and homeland security, and energy and environmental science and technology. He managed this national laboratory of approximately 5,000 scientists, engineers, and support staff in multiple nuclear and nonnuclear experimental facilities, with an annual budget of more than $1.4 billion.

Peters was recently elected to The National Academy of Engineering (NAE). He served two years as chairman of the National Laboratory Mark Peters Directors’ Council, an independent body that coordinates initiatives and advises the DOE and other national laboratory stakeholders. Prior to joining Battelle, he served as the associate laboratory director for Energy and Global Security at Argonne National Laboratory. Peters serves as a senior adviser to the DOE on nuclear energy technologies, research and development programs, and nuclear waste policy. As an expert in nuclear fuel cycle technologies and nuclear waste management, he is called upon to provide expert testimony to Congress and to advise in formulation of policies for nuclear fuel cycles, nonproliferation and nuclear waste disposal.

In 2015, he was honored as a Fellow of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) for outstanding accomplishments in the area of nuclear science and technology. He served on the ANS Public Policy Committee and the executive committee of the ANS Fuel Cycle and Waste Management Division.

He received his doctorate in geophysical sciences from the University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree in geology from Auburn University. He has received extensive management and leadership education and training, including completion of the Strategic Laboratory Leadership Program at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, College of Law and College of Graduate Studies Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D., is dean of the College of Graduate Studies at the University of Idaho. He has served as a faculty member at U of I since 1995, beginning as an assistant professor in the College of Education (now Education, Health and Human Sciences).

Throughout his career, McMurtry has been committed to excellence in education. After working as both a high school teacher and corporate trainer, he earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in Education from Colorado State University before joining the faculty at Montana State University-Bozeman for two years.

Jerry McMurtry

McMurtry was born in the mountains of Colorado and raised in both Colorado and Wyoming, which solidified his desire to stay in the West. He was a rafting guide for more than 15 years in four Western states, which is how he met his wife, Amy, who was also a guide.

With rivers in their life, Idaho was the perfect place to settle down and launch a successful career and raise a family.

In his 26 years at U of I, McMurtry has mentored and graduated more than 100 master’s and doctoral students, while bringing over $3 million to U of I through service and competitive research projects. He continues to mentor graduate students and to facilitate experiences outside the classroom and laboratory that enhance their deep content expertise. In particular, McMurtry helps graduate students and postdoctoral scholars develop advanced skills in communication, writing and leadership.

Although McMurtry doesn’t have a degree from the University of Idaho, his wife, daughter and son are all Vandals.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, College of Business and Economics and College of Science Ginger E. Carney, Ph.D., was named dean of the College of Science and professor of biological sciences at the University of Idaho in 2017. Prior to arriving at the U of I, she was on the faculty at Texas A&M University for 13 years where she served in a variety of leadership and administrative roles, including associate dean in the College of Science. She ran a National Science Foundation-funded research program that focused on understanding how animal behaviors are controlled by the interplay between genetics, neurobiology and physiology. At Texas A&M, Carney received numerous recognitions, including the Women’s Faculty Network Outstanding Service and Leadership Award, the College of Science and Association of Former Students Distinguished Teaching Award, and the Center for Teaching Excellence 25th Anniversary W Course Teaching Award. She was a Fellow of the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program for 2015-16 and a Fellow in the Western Academic Leadership Academy from 2018-19.

Carney has bachelor’s and doctoral degrees in genetics from the University Ginger E. Carney of Georgia. She is now a proud University of Idaho Vandal and has wholeheartedly embraced the Vandal family as her own. She enjoys visiting with her college’s students and alumni and hearing their stories about how they were shaped by their U of I experiences.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, College of Art and Architecture and College of Education, Health and Human Sciences Shauna Corry, Ph.D., is dean of the College of Art and Architecture at

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the University of Idaho. Before joining the U of I, Corry taught at North Dakota State University for 10 years serving as Interior Design and Facility Management Program coordinators. She joined the University of Idaho in 2001 and has served as term and interim dean, acting associate dean, a member of CAA’s core leadership team, coordinator and head of the Interior Design Program, Athena president and vice president, and director at large for the Interior Design Educators Council Foundation (IDECF) and has served as IDEC Pacific West regional chair. Corry chaired the Idaho Historic Site Review Board for the National Registrar of Historic Places, served on the Fair and Affordable Housing Commission for the city of Moscow, and has received the University of Idaho Hoffman Excellence in Teaching Award, Outreach and Engagement Award of Excellence, and eight Alumni Awards of Excellence for student mentorship from the University of Idaho. Currently, Corry is serving on the Idaho Museum of International Diaspora (IMID) board of directors.

Corry’s research focuses on social justice issues in the built environment, Universal Design, and placemaking.

Her teaching interests include environment and behavior, community-based service-learning projects, design studios and history of interiors.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Jerry Kramer overcame a series of childhood injuries to become an excellent football player at the University of Idaho. The guard was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the fourth round (39th player overall) of the 1958 NFL Draft. He starred for the Packers from 1958 to 1968 playing most of his 11-season career under the direction of Hall of Fame Coach Vince Lombardi.

Upon his entry into the NFL, he soon was hailed as one of the best blockers in the game and earned his first All-NFL acclaim in 1960, the same year the Packers lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL championship game. That game ended up as Kramer’s only career postseason loss.

He continued his high level of play all while overcoming several debilitating injuries. In 1961, he missed several games due to a broken Jerry Kramer ankle that required a permanent pin to heal. Then, in 1964, he missed most of the season due to intestinal infections from wood splinters in his abdomen that required eight surgeries to rectify. In each instance, he returned to All-NFL form.

Kramer played 130 games as the Packers guard and served as the team’s placekicker for several seasons. His leadership and talents helped the franchise capture five NFL championships and victories in Super Bowls I and II. At the time of his retirement in 1968, he held the NFL Championship Game record for most field goal attempts in a single game (five against the New York Giants in 1962) and the Packers’ team record for most PATs in a season (43 in 1963).

He earned All-NFL acclaim five times (1960, 1962-63, 1966-67) and was voted to three Pro Bowls.

Kramer was also named to the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1960s, the NFL’s 50th Anniversary Team in 1969 and the Super Bowl Silver Anniversary Team.

Kramer collaborated with Dick Schaap on his first book, the best-selling “Instant Replay,” a diary of the season which chronicled the life of a professional football offensive lineman. He wrote a second book, “Farewell to Football.” After retiring as a player in May 1969, Kramer briefly worked as a color commentator on CBS’ NFL telecasts. Following Lombardi’s death from cancer in 1970, Kramer edited Lombardi: “Winning Is the Only Thing,” a collection of reminiscences from coaches, players, friends, and family of Lombardi whom Kramer interviewed for the book. In 1985, Kramer wrote “Distant Replay,” which updated the whereabouts of the members of the Packers’ Super Bowl I championship team. In October 2005, he released “Inside the Locker Room,” a CD set that includes Lombardi’s final locker room address as the head coach of the Packers in January 1968, immediately after Super Bowl II. In September 2006, Kramer re-released his 1968 best seller, “Instant Replay.”

Kramer was inducted into the University of Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007 and is being awarded a University of Idaho Alumni Association Distinguished Idahoan Award, their highest award, in 2021.

After retirement from the NFL, Kramer lived on a ranch near Parma in southwestern Idaho. He now resides in Boise.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho Boise John McCreedy, J.D., has been president and CEO of The Amalgamated Sugar Company, LLC, and president of Snake River Sugar Company since May 1, 2015.

McCreedy graduated from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1987. He previously served as deputy attorney general for the State of Idaho from 1988-92 and then ran a successful private law practice until 2004, when he joined Amalgamated Sugar.

He was awarded the University of Idaho Alumni Association Silver and Gold Award in 2021. The award recognizes living alumni who have a distinguished record of achievement and service in his/her specialized area of endeavor, thus bringing honor and recognition to the University.

McCreedy’s work at Amalgamated Sugar focuses primarily on the development and implementation of the company’s vision and John McCreedy strategy, and the acquisition and deployment of the talent necessary to implement that strategy. He is a member of the board of directors of The Sugar Association, Inc., and a trustee of the U.S. Beet Sugar Association, Inc. McCreedy served on the Idaho Board of Environmental Quality from July 2014 to July 2018.

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Toni L. Coleman Carter is the energetic chief inclusion and collaborator officer who strategically drives an inclusive future for Idaho National Laboratory (INL) in Idaho Falls. She’s a change champion who collaborates with laboratory and community leaders to create environments which empower and engage others to achieve a competitive advantage, further leveraging talent platforms to enhance employee capabilities, build next generation leaders, and drive bottomline results. She also partners as a consultant to create, develop, and oversee inclusion and diversity initiatives, while increasing inclusion awareness and providing governance for INL’s inclusion leadership councils (ERGs).

Toni Carter

Carter has nine years of combined governmental experience, which includes her time as the deputy mayor for the village of Hanover Park, Illinois. Prior to joining INL, she spent 23 years in corporate America working for Motorola Solutions in Chicago, an $8 billion technology organization. Carter also spent time in the pharmaceutical and food service industries. She worked for K&B (Katz and Besthoff, now Rite-Aid) and Phar-Mor Pharmacies as a pharmacy technician and as a manager for McDonald’s and Taco Bell corporations.

In April 2007, Carter was elected as Hanover Park’s first Black council member. Carter’s position at the village allowed her to assist with the recruitment, selection, and appointment of department heads and to help create policy operation strategies. During this time, Carter founded the village’s Cultural Inclusion and Diversity committee, the largest volunteer committee in the village. After two years of confronting challenging opportunities, she became the village’s first Black deputy mayor.

In her position, Carter created a homeless prevention task force that focused on providing solutions to reduce the impact of the 2008-10 economic crisis, preventing home foreclosures and providing transitional housing for residents. In 2008, she was appointed to Hanover Park’s Crime Prevention Task Force, a team that helped design crime prevention strategies and methodologies for the village. The same year, Hanover Park named her Inclusion and Diversity Champion, and she received an Outstanding Leadership Award from Motorola’s Women’s Business Council.

Carter has earned numerous awards for her humanitarian efforts. In 2020, she was named Idaho National Laboratory’s Community Award recipient. In 2019, she earned Idaho’s Hometown Hero Award Medal and was one of Idaho Business Review’s Women of the Year. In 2018, she was recognized as one of DiversityMBA’s Top 100 Executive Leaders Under 50. In 2015, the National Diversity Council honored Toni with the Leadership Excellence Award for corporate inclusion, and she was named Inclusion and Diversity Champion of the Year by Diversity MBA. In 2013, the Illinois Commission on Diversity and Human Relations honored Carter with the Dr. King Workforce Inclusiveness and Community Activism award. The 2010 issue of Who’s Who in Black Chicago named her one of the most influential Blacks in government. She is a member of the National Society for Human Resource Management, and the Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society in Business. She is a certified diversity practitioner and professional development coach. She is currently pursuing certifications as a change management and organizational development professional. She earned a bachelor and a master of science degree from Roosevelt University in Chicago.

Carter dedicates part of her life to helping people who have been abused. Her memoir, “When Trouble Finds You,” is being used as a tool of hope, inspiration, and education for others who may have suffered the way she did as a child.

When Carter is not spending time with her three wonderful children - Candes, John, and Taylor - she loves building community relationships and leveraging strategic partnerships.

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University of Idaho President’s Medallion The President’s Medallion is presented at commencements to individuals selected by the university president who have made significant contributions to the cultural, economic, scientific and/or social advancement of Idaho and its people, as well as provided exceptional service to the state or nation that has influenced the well-being of humankind.

University of Idaho and Gritman Medical Center Pandemic Response Teams Teams from the University of Idaho and Gritman Medical Center collaboratively and courageously led the way in combatting COVID-19 in the greater Moscow community. In a testament to an unshakable community spirit, dedicated employees of both organizations often put themselves in harm’s way to allow U of I students access to a transformational, in-person, educational experience throughout the 2020-21 academic year.

Putting the university first, U of I personnel partnered with Gritman early in the summer of 2020 to build a coronavirus testing operation that has been instrumental in managing the pandemic – both on campus and in the community. The U of I /Gritman lab set the standard for others across the state, leading modeling efforts for Idaho while allowing testing of every student ahead of in-person classes. Along with repeated random testing, testing of wastewater and maintenance of isolation spaces, the two institutions proved cooperation leads to successful results for the community as a whole.

Recognizing the effort and sacrifice by countless members of the pandemic response teams at both organizations, the University of Idaho awards its 2021 President’s Medallion to certain faculty and staff at U of I and Gritman Medical Center key personnel. The medallion will be conferred upon: • Dan New, IBEST Lab Superviser, and Kane Francetich, CIO, for their foundational efforts upon which our pandemic response was built; • Kara Besst, President and CEO, on behalf of the Gritman response staff; • Toni Broyles, Special Assistant to the President, Strategy, on behalf of the U of I response staff; • Barrie Robison, Professor, on behalf of the U of I response faculty.

A commemorative medallion memento will be given to the other members of the response teams. This honor symbolizes the dedication of several hundred employees at both institutions who demonstrated their profound commitment to putting people’s well-being and their organizations’ missions first.

With deep respect to both institutions, the University of Idaho bestows the President’s Medallion honor to the University of Idaho and Gritman Medical Center pandemic response teams as part of the Spring 2021 Commencement Ceremonies.

In spring 2021, the President’s Medallion was redesigned by student Megan Biggs to showcase the clock tower and grand architecture that overlook the main entrance of the administration building. This iconic, historic building not only houses the Office of the President but is a symbol of our community’s brave and bold history. Biggs is a junior studying art and design with a minor in professional writing. She was supported on the project by Riley Merithew, a senior studying virtual technology and design with minors in computer science and art. The students were advised by Professor Delphine Keim with the Art and Design Program in the College of Art and Architecture.

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H o n o r a ry D e g r e e s An honorary degree is awarded to a person deserving of honor by virtue of scholarly distinction, noteworthy public service or significant contributions to the state of Idaho. In the selection of candidates for honorary degrees, preference is given to those who are Idaho residents or University of Idaho graduates.

University of Idaho – Moscow - Honorary Doctorate Rod Gramer is president and CEO of Idaho Business for Education, a group of nearly 250 Idaho business leaders working to help transform the Idaho education system into one of the best in the country. A system that sets our students up for success in school, work and life and creates the highly educated and skilled workforce Idaho’s economy needs for the 21st Century.

Rodney Eugene Gramer

Gramer spent 38 years working as a reporter, newspaper editor and television news executive. He worked for The Idaho Statesman for 14 years, serving as political editor and editorial page editor and columnist. He spent 10 years as executive news director at KTVB-TV, the NBC affiliate in Boise, including moderating the “Viewpoint” public affairs program. For 13 years he served as executive news director at the NBC station in Portland, Ore., turning KGWTV into the No. 1 source of broadcast news for the Portland metropolitan area. He finished his journalism career as vice president and general manager of Bay News 9, a 24-hour news station in Tampa Bay, Fla.

Gramer is the author of three books: “Fighting the Odds: The Life of Senator Frank Church,” which he coauthored with historian LeRoy Ashby. This definitive biography of Idaho’s longtime U.S. senator won the Evans Biography Prize from Utah State University in 1994. Rod is also the author of a novel, “The Good Assassin.”

A third book, “Lucky, The Wit and Wisdom of Governor Phil Batt,” will be published this spring by Caxton Printers of Caldwell. Rod has written articles and commentaries for numerous publications, including The New Republic, USA Today, Changes magazine, and several newspapers throughout Idaho.

Gramer serves on numerous community boards, including the University of Idaho Foundation Board of Directors. He also serves on the advisory board for the School of Journalism and Mass Media at the University of Idaho and as chair of the advisory board for the University of Idaho’s WWAMI Medical Education Program, which is in partnership with the University of Washington School of Medicine. He also serves on the Frank Church Institute Board at Boise State University and on the board of the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights.

He was a founding board member of the City Club of Boise and served two terms as president of the Idaho Press Club.

In 2016, Gov. Butch Otter appointed Gramer to the Education Commission of the States where he still represents Idaho.

Gramer is an Idaho native. He graduated from the University of Idaho in 1975 with a degree in both journalism and history. His wife, Julie, is a third-generation Idaho native, and is also a U of I graduate. Rod and Julie have been married for 44 years. Julie is a licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice in Boise. They have two children. Their daughter, Jennifer, recently received her doctorate in history from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, where she lives with her husband, Lukas Wilhelmi. Their son, Robbie, is a reporter for Foreign Policy in Washington, D.C., where he covers diplomacy and national security issues.

In recognition of his contributions to Idaho, journalism and education, U of I is proud to bestow on him the Doctor of Humane Letters with all of its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

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H o n o r a ry D e g r e e s University of Idaho – Moscow - Honorary Doctorate Colonel William H. “Billy” Shaw III dedicated his years of service to enhancing the quality of life for citizens around the world through the stewardship of refugee camps and the military communities he led around the world.

He earned a degree in criminal justice at North Georgia College in Dahlonega, where he was a member of Scabbard and Blade, Order of Colombo and Sigma Nu fraternity. He received a Distinguished Military Award and a regular Army commission as a second lieutenant in 1984.

During his distinguished military career, he was awarded numerous commendations from the U.S. Army, including two Bronze Stars. His assignments included professor of military science at Auburn University; assistant to the commandant at his alma mater; missions to establish refugee camps for our Kurdish allies in the Gulf War; commander of Charlie Co. Europe based in Stuttgart, Germany; commander of Special Forces in Colonel William H. Shaw III Djibouti, Horn of Africa; and Camp Morehead/Camp Commando, the mountain training base for Afghan special forces. His last assignment was in Stuttgart as liaison between U.S. special operations and our European embassies. He was a Ranger, Pathfinder and Green Beret who loved skydiving and counted hundreds of jumps.

He brought his leadership experience in special warfare and emergency services training to community-based research focusing on adaptation and vulnerability issues. Additionally, he supported transformational leadership development for ROTC candidates and university administrators.

Billy became an affiliate with the University of Idaho’s Center for Resilient Communities in 2016 and championed collaborative research on adaptivity and vulnerability in special warfare and emergency services training and technology-induced environmental distancing. Billy was pursuing an interdisciplinary doctorate in this field from U of I at the time of his death. He was researching the subject of “Adaptive Transformation: A Transmedia-Based Extension of Special Forces Narrative Operations to Shape Human Terrain in Highly Asymmetric Theaters.”

Billy died in 2019 and is being granted the degree posthumously. Nothing was more important to Billy than his beloved family connections. He leaves behind his mother Nancy Shaw, brother Glenn Shaw, former wife Mary Kay Shaw, and two daughters Bailey Grace Shaw and Shannon Elizabeth Shaw who will accept the honor on his behalf.

In recognition of his contributions to the University of Idaho and the world, the university is proud to bestow on him the Doctor of Humane Letters with all its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

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H o n o r a ry D e g r e e s University of Idaho – Moscow - Honorary Doctorate Jerry Kramer overcame a series of childhood injuries to become an excellent football ball player at the University of Idaho. The guard was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the fourth round (39th player overall) of the 1958 NFL Draft. He starred for the Green Bay Packers from 1958 to 1968 playing most of his 11-season career under the direction of Hall of Fame Coach Vince Lombardi.

Upon his entry into the NFL, he soon was hailed as one of the best blockers in the game and earned his first All-NFL acclaim in 1960, the same year the Packers lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL championship game. That game ended up as Kramer’s only career postseason loss.

Jerry Kramer

He continued his high level of play all while overcoming several debilitating injuries. In 1961, he missed several games due to a broken ankle that required a permanent pin to heal. Then, in 1964, he missed most of the season due to intestinal infections from wood splinters in his abdomen that required eight surgeries to rectify. In each instance, he returned to All-NFL form.

Kramer played 130 games as the Packers guard and served as the team’s placekicker for several seasons. His leadership and talents helped the franchise capture five NFL championships and victories in Super Bowls I and II. At the time of his retirement in 1968, he held the NFL Championship Game record for most field goal attempts in a single game (five against the New York Giants in 1962) and the Packers’ team record for most PATs in a season (43 in 1963).

He earned All-NFL acclaim five times (1960, 1962-63, 1966-67) and was voted to three Pro Bowls. Kramer was also named to the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1960s, the NFL’s 50th Anniversary Team in 1969 and the Super Bowl Silver Anniversary Team.

Kramer collaborated with Dick Schaap on his first book, the best-selling Instant Replay, a diary of the season which chronicled the life of a professional football offensive lineman. He wrote a second book, Farewell to Football. After retiring as a player in May 1969, Kramer briefly worked as a color commentator on CBS’ NFL telecasts. Following Lombardi’s death from cancer in 1970, Kramer edited Lombardi: Winning Is the Only Thing, a collection of reminiscences from coaches, players, friends, and family of Lombardi whom Kramer interviewed for the book. In 1985, Kramer wrote Distant Replay, which updated the whereabouts of the members of the Packers’ Super Bowl I championship team. In October 2005, he released Inside the Locker Room, a CD set that includes Lombardi’s final locker room address as the head coach of the Packers in January 1968, immediately after Super Bowl II. In September 2006, Kramer re-released his 1968 best seller, Instant Replay.

Kramer was inducted into the University of Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007 and is being awarded a University of Idaho Alumni Association, Distinguished Idahoan Award, their highest award, in 2021.

After retirement from the NFL, Kramer lived on a ranch near Parma in southwestern Idaho. He now resides in Boise.

In recognition of his contributions to the University of Idaho, athletics and literary works, the university is proud to bestow on him the Doctor of Humane Letters with all its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

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The Award of Legal Merit recognizes the outstanding contributions of an Idaho law graduate whose career exemplifies the best in the legal profession. This annual award is determined by a vote of the law faculty and is based on demonstrated standards of integrity, competence, service and leadership through work as a legal practitioner, service to the legal profession, service to the community, or service to business/state/national interests.

Bart M. Davis was appointed United States Attorney on September 21, 2017 and served until February 28, 2021. At the time of his appointment, Davis was serving his eighth term as Idaho Senate Majority Leader. He had been a member of the Idaho Senate since 1998 and Majority Leader since 2002.

Bart M. Davis

Mr. Davis graduated with a bachelor of arts from Brigham Young University in 1978 and went on to complete his juris doctorate at the University of Idaho College of Law in 1980. Following his graduation from law school, he began his legal career in Idaho Falls practicing commercial, construction, business, real property and bankruptcy law. He is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the State of Idaho, United States District Court, District of Idaho and District of Arizona, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and United States Supreme Court. He was co-counsel on a tax case before the United States Supreme Court in 1990. Davis has been awarded the prestigious “AV Preeminent” rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest peer review rating in legal ability and ethical standards.

In 2001, Davis became a commissioner to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL). He served on the Committee on Relations with other Organizations, Committee on Federalism and State Law, and History Committee. He was also the past chairman for The Council of State Governments (CSG). As a member of the CSG and CSG-WEST, Davis’ service included: CSG Chair, CSG-West Chair, Governing Board and Executive Committees, 21st Century Foundation, Committee on Suggested State Legislation, Co-Chair - International Committee, Chair - Futures Committee, Chair - Toll Fellows Selection Committee, Chair - Legal Task Force (12 member “Federalism” national task force to determine amicus curiae participation before the U.S. Supreme Court), National Governance Working Group (organic instruments), and CSG-West Working Group Chair. In 1999, he was awarded the Toll Fellowship. Davis was also a past trustee of the Museum of Idaho.

Davis is active in the Idaho State Bar (ISB). He served the state bar, federal bar and the Idaho Supreme Court in many ways, including the Judicial Independence and Integrity Committee. He served the federal courts for six years as a lawyer representative to the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference (including Conference Executive Committee), 11 years on the Bankruptcy Court Rules Committee (recorder from 1998 to 2001), Chapter 13 Plan Subcommittee (reporter), and Long Range Planning Committee. He is a frequent speaker at legal continuing education programs. He was a founding board member and past chair of the Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section. He was also the chair and member of the University of Idaho College of Law Advisory Council, on the Idaho Law Review Advisory Board, and the 2007 College of Law Conclave. Davis is a coauthor of “Use of Legislative History: Willow Witching for Legislative Intent,” 43 University of Idaho College of Law Review 585 (2007), and author of “Idaho’s Messy History with Term Limits: A Modest Response,” 52 University of Idaho College of Law Review 463 (2016).

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Davis has been designated as Idaho Fraternal Order of Police 2016 Legislator of the Year and has been honored as a recipient of the 2011 Angel in Adoption Award from the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute; Cesar Chavez/Dolores Huerta Farmworker Justice Award; ISB Professionalism Award, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section; and Special Recognition for Extraordinary Contributions to the Improved Administration of Justice in Idaho, Idaho Judicial Conference 2010.

Davis was born in Rapid City, South Dakota, but raised in Idaho Falls. He and his wife, Marion, have six children and 14 grandchildren. He enjoys golf, is active in his church and is a member of the Rotary Club. He is a Paul Harris Fellow.

S h e l d o n A . V i n c e n t i A wa r d f o r E x e m p l a ry S e rv i c e The Vincenti Award recognizes individuals “whose extraordinary and exemplary service to the College of Law reflects the spirit of devotion, loyalty and commitment to the betterment of the College of Law embodied by Dean Vincenti.”

The service to the College should primarily be those of time, ideas, energy and internal or external support provided in a capacity other than as a full-time employee. The status as a graduate or non-graduate of the College is irrelevant for purposes of the award.

John Ford Elsaesser, Jr. “Ford,” received a Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1977. Following graduation, Elsaesser co-founded the Sandpoint, Idaho law firm now known as Elsaesser Anderson, Chtd.

Elsaesser has developed a nationally recognize practice in bankruptcy law and has extensive experience in every aspect of insolvency, restructuring and bankruptcy issues, from the most complex Chapter 11s to small business, agricultural and consumer matters. He has served as a Chapter 7 trustee since 1984, handling well in excess of 20,000 cases, and has served as a Chapter 12 trustee for all of the Eastern District of Washington and Northern Idaho since 1986. Additionally, he has served as an expert witness on numerous occasions, testifying as to the standard of care and standard of practice in regard to lawyers, trustees and debtors-in-possession in a wide variety of state and federal lawsuits.

John Ford Ellaesser, Jr.

Notably, Elsaesser served as a bankruptcy professor at the U of I College of Law for 20 years and and coached the bankruptcy moot court team during that time. He coached the team to a national championship in 2001 and in 2016, his team won the award for Best Brief.

In 2011, Elsaesser was recognized by the UI College of Law faculty as the recipient of the Award of Legal Merit and he was named to the University of Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame in 2016.

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About the University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. Established in 1898 with the mission to develop and strengthen lifelong relationships with alumni and the institution, the University of Idaho Alumni Association includes more than 111,000 living alumni worldwide. It is governed by an elected board of directors with support from the Office of Alumni Relations staff and alumni chapter volunteers. This non-dues paying association is made up of those who have either received a degree from the institution or completed 90 credits, and whose affinity for the university is emboldened by experiences and knowledge they gained through rigorous study and enriching experiences.

University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. 875 Perimeter Drive MS 3232 Moscow, ID 83844-3232 208-885-6154 alumni@uidaho.edu www.uidaho.edu/alumni @UidahoAlumni

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Vice President Sean Wilson ’96

Jodi Pavkov ’97, ’05, South-Central Idaho Region

Treasurer Nick Weber ’02

Richard Sparks ’81, Western Idaho Region

Member-At-Large Travis Jones ’99, ’02

Mallory Cook ’10, Western Idaho Region

Past President Randy Luten ’83

Erin Jessup ’05, Northern Idaho Region

Executive Director, U of I Alumni Association and Assistant Vice President, Alumni Relations and Advancement Communications Kathy Barnard ’81

Jacqueline Jameson ’08, Western Idaho Region Michelle Wiest ’87, ’97, Southeastern Idaho Region Melissa Lowther ’08, Southwestern Idaho Region

National Directors Nick Weber ’02, Western Region Rhiannon Rickard ’15, Southwestern Region Jon Gaffney ’08, Northeastern Region Travis Jones ’99,’02, Western Region Robin MacDonald ’03, Northwestern Region Mark Blickenstaff ’16, Central Region Andrew Moran ’15, Northwestern Region Jake Carlson ’13, Midwestern Region

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A l um n i A s s o c i a t i o n D i s t i n g u i s h e d I d a h o a n A wa r d Created in 1978 to recognize alumni who have an international or national reputation and have brought distinction to the State of Idaho, the University of Idaho or rendered extraordinary service to one or both. This award has been presented to a limited number of people and is not awarded each year. Since its inception, it has been awarded to only nine recipients.

Jerry Kramer, 1958, College of Business and Economics

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This award was created in 1962 and recognizes alumni who have achieved national or international distinction by their accomplishments and leadership. Inductees have demonstrated distinction in career accomplishments, leadership within career organizations, voluntary leadership with charitable causes, leadership efforts that have improved the cultural, social, political or economic well-being of society, prior recognition and honors, and artistic, innovative or technical accomplishments.

Brian Hill, 1965, College of Science

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About the University of Idaho Foundation, Inc. The University of Idaho Foundation was established in 1970 to attract private financial support to aid in the achievement of institutional goals and to manage assets for the benefit of the University of Idaho. The Foundation is governed by a board of directors of up to 25 volunteer voting members.

The Foundation receives gifts in a variety of forms that include cash contributions, marketable securities and real estate, and through planned giving opportunities such as bequests, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and others.

More than 1,616 individual endowments have been funded through charitable contributions. The endowed funds are managed in the Consolidated Investment Trust (CIT), the Foundation’s pooled endowment fund. The principal is nonexpendable; distributions support scholarships, faculty development, research and other programs in accordance with our donors’ wishes.

With more than $362 million in assets, the University of Idaho Foundation is the largest public foundation in the state of Idaho.

University of Idaho Foundation, Inc. 875 Perimeter Drive MS 3143 Moscow, ID 83844-3143 208-885-4000 www.uidaho.edu/foundation

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C a n d i d at e s f o r D e g r e e s a n d D e g r e e s P r e v i o u s ly A wa r d e d G r a d uat e D e g r e e s C ollege

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G raduate S tudies

Established in 1925. Jerry R. McMurtry, Ph.D., Dean

Doctor of Athletic Training Alex Frederick Eichner, Hamburg, Minnesota Major Professor: James M. May

Kurrel G. Fabian**, Queens, New York Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Dalton Scribner Greer, Clarkston, Washington Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Christine A. Hughes, Boise Major Professor: James M. May

Justin David Keller, Lenore Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Katherine Susan Mackovjak, Strongsville, Ohio Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Christopher Palmer Renggli, Seattle, Washington Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Caroline Keller Shaw, Alexandria, Virginia Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Kelsey Rae Tanler, Ashburn, Virginia Major Professor: Alan M. Nasypany

Estefania Zavala, Joliet, Illinois Major Professor: James M. May

Doctor of Philosophy Saheed Bayonle Adisa**, Lagos, Nigeria Materials Science and Engineering.

Dissertation: “Characterization and Modeling of Irradiation Induced Nanoclusters in FerriticMartensitic and Zirconium-Niobium Alloys.”

Major Professor: Matthew Swenson

Elyasa Mohammad Al-Gharibeh**, Irbid, Jordan Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Oxidation Chemistry of n-Heptane, Selected Alkyl-Esters and Biodiesels in the Low to Intermediate-Temperature Regime.” Major Professor: Kamal Kumar

Hamdah Taresh Alanazi, Alahsa, Saudi Arabia Physics. Dissertation: “The Relevance of Contact Terms Versus Pion-Exchange Contributions in the Chiral Effective Field Theory Description of Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering.”

Major Professor: Ruprecht Machleidt

* Degree awarded August 7, 2020 ** Degree awarded December 14, 2020 § Degree to be completed in a future semester

Ibtihaj Mulfi Alanazi**, Hafar Al Baten, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Detection of Cyber Bullying Using Social Media Network Data.” Major Professor: James Alves-Foss

Abdullah Mujawib Alashjaee, Arar, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “An Integrated Framework of Android Based Mobile Device Malware Forensics.” Major Professor: Michael A. Haney

Omar Saleh Alghushairy, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “A Genetic Algorithm-based Local Outlier Factor for Efficient Big Data Stream Processing.”

Major Professor: Xiaogang Ma

Abdullah S. Almakrab, Khamis Mushayat, Saudi Arabia Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Assessment of Various Mitigation Strategies of Alkali-Silica Reactions in Concrete Using Accelerated Mortar Test (ASTM1260 AMBT) and Improving the Outlier Detection Method in Industrial Application by Combining Isolation Forest....” Major Professor: Ahmed Ibrahim

Nawaf Abdulaziz A Almolhis, Jazan, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Development of an Advanced Privacy-Aware IOT Forensics Process Model.” Major Professor: Michael A. Haney

Abdullah Nasser Alowairdhi**, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Toward an Implementable Framework of the FAIR Data Principles for Earth Science Data Management and Stewardship.” Major Professor: Xiaogang Ma

Ashrf Wslallh S Althbiti, Taif, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “ModelBased Learning to Augment Collaborative Filtering: Prediction and Evaluation.”

Major Professor: Xiaogang Ma

Olaniyi Solomon Arowojolu**, Lagos, Nigeria Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Mechanical and Durability Performance of Concrete Made with Manufactured Sand and Biomass Fly Ash.” Major Professor: Ahmed Ibrahim

Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman**, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada Computer Science. Dissertation: “Stealthy False Data Injection Attack Detection in Power Transmission System using Security Analytics.”

Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Jacob Seth Benjamin*, Ammon Computer Science. Dissertation: “Bounding Cyber in Design Basis Threat.” Major Professor: Michael A. Haney

Jacob William Bledsoe**, Elwood, Indiana Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Molecular Evaluations of Interaction Between Host and Mucosal Microbiota in Culture Salmonids.”

Major Professor: Brian C. Small

The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation and graduation honors; it must not in any sense be regarded as conclusive. The academic transcript, signed and sealed by the proper university officers, remains the official testimony of the possession of the degree.

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Samantha Jo Brooks, Boise Education. Dissertation: “Nutrient intake, Body Composition, and Performance Measures of Wildland Firefighters’: A Longitudinal Analysis.” Major Professor: Ann Frost Brown

Madeline Patrice Casanova*, Pocatello Education. Dissertation: “Psychometric Assessment of Psychosocial Health Constructs: Measuring Psychological Pain and Disablement.”

Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Courtney Marie Cooper*, St. Augustine, Florida Water Resources. Dissertation: “Behavioral Intentions, Risk Perception, and Issue Framing: Exploring Perspectives in a MiningImpacted Region of Northern Idaho, USA.” Major Professor: J.D. Wulfhorst

Brandon Christian Day, Salt Lake City, Utah Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: “Electrochemical Behavior of Tellurium and Rhenium in LiCl-KCl Eutectic Molten Salt.” Major Professor: Krishnan S. Raja

Salahaldeen Nasser A Duraibi, Moscow Computer Science. Dissertation: “A Secure Lightweight Voice Authentication System for IoT Smart Device Users.”

Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

James Patrick Ekins*, Coeur d’Alene Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Community Learning in Social Resilience.”

Major Professor: Nick Sanyal

Mohamed Abdel Rhman Elhess, Pullman, Washington Education. Dissertation: “Sense of Belonging Among Libyan International Students in America.”

Major Professor: Raymond Anthony Dixon

Mohamed Rafat Mohamed Elmezayen**, Cairo, Egypt Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Smart Readout Electronics for CMOS Image Sensors.” Major Professor: Suat Utku Ay

Raymond Gregory Emehiser*, Fairfield, Washington Chemistry. Dissertation: “Exploring Double-Strand DNA-Targeting Strategies.”

Major Professor: Patrick Hrdlicka

William Michael Felton, Columbia, Missouri Experimental Psychology. Dissertation: “Presence in Virtual Environments: Visual Factors and Measure Convergence.” Major Professor: Todd Jay Thorsteinson

Scott Jeffery Fennema, Fernley, Nevada Water Resources. Dissertation: “Assessment of the Impacts of Prescribed Fires on Soil Quality and Cultural Impacts of Interdisciplinary Collaboration.” Major Professor: Erin Scott Brooks

Zeinab Ghafari**, Tehran, Iran Computer Science. Dissertation: “Detecting Variadic Functions in Stripped Binaries from C/ C++.” Major Professor: James Alves-Foss

Rachel Marie Gross, Nampa Plant Science. Dissertation: “Identification and Characterization of the Plant SWR1 Subunit SWC5 and the Globodera pallida Effector GpPDI1.” Major Professor: Fangming Xiao

Stephanie Lynn Haag, Helena, Montana Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Incorporation of Controlled Delivery of Proteins with Biocompatible Polyampholyte Polymers as a Tissue Engineering Platform.” Major Professor: Matthew Bernards

Konrad Hafen, Logan, Utah Water Resources. Dissertation: “Dynamic Stream Permanence Estimates at Regional and Local Extents.” Major Professor: Paul Edward Gessler

Darcy Helen Hammond**, Chicken, Alaska Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Quantifying Burn Severity Patterns and Post-Fire Recovery.”

Major Professor: Eva Kristina Strand

Stephen Glen Hancock**, Mesa, Arizona Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “The Design and Performance of a Thermal Power Extraction System with Condensate Reinsertion for an Existing Pressurized Water Reactor.”

Major Professor: Richard N. Christensen

Ryan Robert Heiderman, Grand Rapids, Minnesota Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Species-Specific, Site-Sensitive Stand Carrying Capacity Models and Future Climate Forecasting for Pacific Northwest Conifer Forests.” Major Professor: Mark James Kimsey

Steven Douglas Herrmann, Idaho Falls Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Dissolution Phenomena of Nuclear Research Reactor Fuel Constituents in Molten Salt Systems.” Major Professor: Haiyan Zhao

Andrew K. Hollingshead*, Ashville, New York Plant Science. Dissertation: “Managing and Monitoring Pythium Leak and Shatter Bruise of Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Cultivars.”

Major Professor: Nora Lynn Olsen Nelson

Jyoti Jennewein**, McCall Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Using Remote Sensing Data to Model Habitat Selection and Forage Quality for Herbivores in High Northern Latitudes in a Changing Climate.” Major Professor: Jan Ulrich Eitel

Nathan Dale Jerred, Rapid City, South Dakota Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: “Investigation of Metalloid Additives for Nuclear Metal Fuels to Mitigate Neodymium Interactions with the Cladding Alloy HT9.”

Major Professor: Indrajit Charit

Ananth Abhishek Jillepalli*, Hyderabad, India Computer Science. Dissertation: “HESTIA Semi-Automatic and Adversary-Aware Risk Assessment of Critical Infrastructure Systems.”

Major Professor: Daniel Conte de Leon

Razieh Khajehyar§, Moscow Plant Science. Dissertation: “Optimizing the Culture Medium for Little-leaf Mockorange (Philadelphus microphyllus) by Using Statistical Modeling and Spectral Imaging.” Major Professor: Robert R. Tripepi

Jessica Michelle Lancaster, Jerome Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “Opportunities for Adding Value and Increasing Consistency of Beef.” Major Professor: Phillip D. Bass

Thomas Mason Linscott§, Tulsa, Oklahoma Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Ecology, Biomechanics, and Evolution of Flight Loss in Galapagos Coleoptera.” Major Professor: Christine Parent

Carl Gregory Lundblad*, Bernalillo, New Mexico Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Life-history Evolution, Abiotic Constraints, and Climate Adaptability of Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia) Breeding Along a Latitudinal Gradient.” Major Professor: Courtney J. Conway

Claudia Daniel Lyons-Yerion, Lenore Entomology. Dissertation: “Volatile Pheromones and Community Structure of the Cerambycidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) in Western Idaho.”

Major Professor: Stephen P. Cook

Robert Daniel Mackin*, Bozeman, Montana Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry.

Dissertation: “Molecular Mechanisms Governing the Differential Regulation of Tandemly Replicated Visual Opsin Genes.” Major Professor: Deborah L. Stenkamp

Fatma Elzahraa Madkour§, Moscow Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Enhancing Transportation Safety: Innovative Methods and Analysis to Mitigate Crashes.” Major Professor: Michael B. Lowry

Andrew John Maguire**, Barrington, Rhode Island Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Assessing the Ecophysiological and Environmental Drivers of Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Boreal Ecosystems Toward Understanding Photosynthetic Function.” Major Professor: Jan Ulrich Eitel

Alexa Nicole Maine*, Fairbanks, Alaska Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Community and Reciprocity in Conservation Aquaculture of Pacific Lamprey and Western Freshwater Mussels: Species of Importance to Native American Tribes of the Columbia River Basin.” Major Professor: Frank M. Wilhelm

Evan Allen Martin**, Idaho Falls Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Inferring Causal Biological Relationships Using Probabilistic Graphical Models.” Major Professor: Qiuyan Audrey Fu

Sammy Lee Matsaw, Fort Hall Water Resources. Dissertation: “Centering Indigeneity of 21st Century Shoshone – Bannock & Oglala Lakota Worldviews Through Science & Policy” Major Professor: Christopher C. Caudill

Brandon E. McNellis**, Riverside, California Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Trends in Ecosystem Disturbance Across the Western United States: Inferring Process Through Pattern.” Major Professor: Eva Kristina Strand

Kevin Richard Meek*, Portland, Oregon Mathematics. Dissertation: “Schubert Varieties in the Flag Variety of Hilbert-Samuel Multiplicity Two.” Major Professor: Alexander Kar-man Woo

Andrea Melchiorre*, Napoli, Italy Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Effect of Revisit Frequency and Availability of Cloud-Free Observation on Landsat Global Burned Area Mapping.” Major Professor: Luigi Boschetti

Randy Jake Millerson**, Cottonwood, California Physics. Dissertation: “In-Medium Nucleonic Interactions and Chiral Effective Field Theory: Insight into the Nuclear and Neutron Matter Equation of State from Neutron Skins to Neutron Stars.” Major Professor: Francesca Sammarruca

Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamed§, Moscow Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Performance of Composite Material and Composite Structures to Attenuate Dynamic Loads.”

Major Professor: Ahmed Ibrahim

Umair Mohammad*, Karachi, Pakistan Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “On Task Allocation in Mobile Edge Computing with a Focus on Machine Learning Applications.”

Major Professor: Mohamed Hefeida

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Megan Christine Nelson*, Alamosa, Colorado Education. Dissertation: “Acute Effects of Prolonged Sitting on Hemodynamics and Biomarkers of Inflammation and Vascular Function.” Major Professor: Chantal A. Vella

Shahla Nemati*, Bojnord, Iran Physics. Dissertation: “Eliciting the Effects of Cellular Noise on Growth and Antibiotic Response with Precision Single-Cell Microfabricated Assays.” Major Professor: Andreas Vasdekis

Stacey Ann Nerkowski, Oak Hills, California Natural Resources. Dissertation: “A Rabbit’s Tale: Genetic monitoring, genomic diversity, and habitat selection of the endangered Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit (Brachylagus idahoensis).” Major Professor: Lisette P. Waits

Abdulakeem Osumah**, Lagos, Nigeria Chemistry. Dissertation: “One-pot Carbonyl Reduction and Carbonate Formation using Sodium Borohydride in Dialkyl Carbonate Solvents and the Development of Ionophoreinspired Monomers and Polymers for Ion Sensing.”

Major Professor: Kristopher V. Waynant

Raquel Partelli Feltrin**, Itirapina, Brazil Natural Resources. Dissertation: “The Physiological Response of Conifers to Fire.” Major Professor: Alistair Smith

Julie Uistienne Poynsenby, Budleigh Salterton, United Kingdom Education. Dissertation: “’Telling Our Stories’:schitsu’umsh Undergraduates Explore Place-Attachment and Identity Through Visual Narratives.” Major Professor: Anne Mary Kern

Andrew Michael Rankin, Marquette, Michigan Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Comparative Phylogeography of Pacific Northwest Gastropods.”

Major Professor: Jack M. Sullivan

Beverly Rice, Star Geology. Dissertation: “Biostratigraphy of Devonian-Mississippian Sappington Formation and Devonian Trident Member of Three Forks Formation in Southwestern Montana, U.S.A.” Major Professor: Thomas J. Williams

Mariana Rodriguez Rodriguez, Chihuahua, Mexico Plant Science. Dissertation: “Characterization of field isolates of the tuber necrotic strain of Potato virus Y (PVY), PVYNTN, and a search for new sources of resistance to PVY in potato.”

Major Professor: Alexander V. Karasev

Husam S. Samkari§, Mecca, Saudi Arabia Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Time-Domain Protection Scheme for Microgrids with Aggregated Inverter-Based Distributed Renewable Energy Resources.” Major Professor: Brian K. Johnson

Marie Janneke Schwaner**, Gemert, Netherlands Biology. Dissertation: “Jump Up and Swing Your Tail: Mechanics of an Escape Response in Desert Kangaroo Rats (D. deserti).”

Major Professor: Craig P. McGowan

Aubrey Hope Shaw*, Maple Grove, Minnesota Education. Dissertation: “An Intervention for Pre-Service Professionals to Perspective Take Toward Individuals with Physical Disabilities.”

Major Professor: Sharon K. Stoll

Meng Shi*, Yantai, People’s Republic of China Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Electrolytic Reduction of Metal Oxides in Molten Li2O/ LiCl.” Major Professor: Haiyan Zhao

Amey Shigrekar**, Mumbai, India Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “Modeling and Experimental Validation of Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage System.” Major Professor: Richard N. Christensen

Nikunja Shrestha, Kaski, Nepal Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: “Study of Electrochemical Behavior of Iodide in LiCl-KCl Eutectic and LiCl-KCl-Li2O Molten Salts.” Major Professor: Krishnan S. Raja

Abrar Atif Sindi**, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Food Science. Dissertation: “Artisanal Kefir: Antimicrobial Activity and Bacterial Populations.” Major Professor: Gulhan Unlu

Hannah LoRene Smith, Fort Collins, Colorado Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Taking a Relational Approach to View Learning as Processes in People-Nature Interactions: A pragmatic link between Complexity Thinking, Land-Education Pedagogy, and Adaptive Natural Resource Management.” Major Professor: Karla Bradley Eitel

Morteza Soltani*, Mashhad, Iran Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Fundamental Limits of Multiuser Optical Wireless Communications With and Without Secrecy Constraints.” Major Professor: Zouheir Rezki

Vera Sotirovska, Skopje, Macedonia Education. Dissertation: “Developing a Preservice Teachers’ Critical Literacy Beliefs Instrument.” Major Professor: John G. Cannon

Farid Sotoudehnia, Tehran, Iran Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Investigation in the Pyrolysis of Corrugated Cardboard and Waxed Cardboard into Fuels and Products.”

Major Professor: Armando Gabriel McDonald

Amanda Rose Stahlke, Aurora, Colorado Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Genomics of Rapid Evolution in the Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) and Tamarisk Beetles (Diorhabda spp.), Wild Populations of Management Concern Major Professor: Paul Hohenlohe

Amanda Stasiewicz*, Mount Sinai, New York Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Exploring Local Responses to Wildfire Risk in Rural Areas: Residents’ Mitigation Influences and Coordination with Fire Service Organizations.”

Major Professor: Travis B. Paveglio

Jeffrey Edward Stenzel, Unionville, Connecticut Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Western U.S. Forest Carbon and Disturbance in the 21st Century Improving Projections with Improved Monitoring and Modeling..” Major Professor: Tara Waynant Hudiburg

Cody James Steven*, Coeur d’Alene Geology. Dissertation: “Orientation-Dependent Analysis in Mineralogy: Methods and Practice.”

Major Professor: Mickey E. Gunter

Karen Ingeborg Trebitz*, Pullman, Washington Water Resources. Dissertation: “Shaping Water Resource Governance: a Comparative Case Study of Five Reservoirs Within the Columbia River Basin.” Major Professor: Manoj K. Shrestha

Chia-Yu Tsai, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “The Relationship between Nutrient Metabolism and Health Measures during the Periparturient Period in Pacific Northwest Dairy Herds.” Major Professor: Pedram Rezamand

Anup Tuladhar, Kathmandu, Nepal Chemistry. Dissertation: “Amidoxime and Carboxylate Containing Adsorbent from Commercial Acrylic Yarn in Adsorption of Heavy and Rare Earth Metals from the Aqueous Solution.” Major Professor: Ray von Wandruszka

Tanner Jon Varrelman, Pateros, Washington Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Computational Approaches to Guide Pathogen Control Within Wildlife Reservoirs.”

Major Professor: Christopher Haskell Remien

Riveraine Song Walters, Mechanicsville, Virginia Water Resources. Dissertation: “A Pluralistic Contextual Engineering Approach for Hydrosocial Adaptation: Smallholder Farming in the Biobio River Basin, Chile.” Major Professor: Jae H. Ryu

Rui Wang*, GuiYang, People’s Republic of China Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Silicon Photonics: Overview, Building Block Modeling, Chip Design and its Driving Integrated Circuits Co-Design.” Major Professor: Herbert L. Hess

Robert Michael Week*, Vancouver, Washington Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “A Coevolutionary Community Ecology.” Major Professor: Scott Landis Nuismer

Lynn Marie Wendt, Idaho Falls Environmental Science. Dissertation: “The Effect of Biological and Chemical Pretreatments During Storage on Corn Stover Physiochemical Properties and Reactivity.” Major Professor: Haiyan Zhao

Peter Myles Wojcik**, Yakima, Washington Physics. Dissertation: “The Utilization of Silica Nanosprings as an Insulating Support to Characterize the Morphology, Electrical Transport, and Optoelectronic Properties of Two-Dimensional Nanocoatings.” Major Professor: Christine A. Berven

Paulo Volpane Yu, Manila, Philippines Mechanical Engineering. “Application of Modal Decompositions to Study Flow Behavior in Aneurysms.” Major Professor: Vibhav Durgesh

Ling Zhao, Moscow Education. Dissertation: “Exploring Faculty Perceptions of a Professional Development Program for Online Teaching and Learning in an Intentional Community of Practice: A Phenomenological Study.” Major Professor: Raymond Anthony Dixon

Russell Steven Thacker*, Meridian Education. Dissertation: “What is Negentropy?

A Manuscript Dissertation on “Negentropic Leadership” for Innovation and Change in Higher Education.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

Sophia Katerina Theodossiou*, Chicago, Illinois Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Mechanical and Cellular Factors Regulating Tendon Development.” Major Professor: Nathan R. Schiele

Kathleen Anne Torso*, Zelienople, Pennsylvania Water Resources. Dissertation: “An Interdisciplinary Framework to Address Complex Water Quality Issues: A Collaboration with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe.” Major Professor: Anne Mary Kern

Education Specialist in Educational Leadership Matthew Levi Allison*, Pocatello Caitlyn D. Amodeo, Filer Korbin Cook, Idaho Falls Kenneth Dean Dewlen**, Kuna Jeffrey Stephen Gee**, Idaho Falls Amy Gloria McLeod**, Hayden Andrea Lynn McMillion, Nezperce Marcus Ian Myers*, Boise

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Master of Accountancy Daniel Alderson, Pullman, Washington Abdulaziz Ibraheem A. Almuaqel*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Sean Robert Bates, Renton, Washington Taylor Marie Brust§, Oceanside, California Erica Rae Case, Troy Farjad Ahmad Chughtai**, Lahore, Pakistan Grant Austin Cole*, Renton, Washington Vivianne Rose Ehly*, Sandpoint Olivia Joy Esser*, Harrison Jessica Freitas*, Rathdrum Brittany Rae Gibson*, Joseph, Oregon Calen Harmon Gustavsen*, Boise Cody Joeseph Hoerner*, Spokane, Washington Austin Wade Hurd**, Pullman, Washington Austin Andrew Jenkins**, Meridian Johanna Adriana Kasper, Melba Samantha Nicole Lee Kelley, Spokane Valley, Washington Chih Han Liu**, Taoyuan City, Taiwan Jacqueline M. Maurer, Pullman, Washington John Andrew Nicolich**, Sandpoint Robert Arlen Oakley§, Sandpoint Conner Thomas Oswald, Boise Jose Antonio Reyes, Lafayette, Oregon Aaron Joseph Robison**, Richland, Washington John Andrew Ryden*, Boise Hailey Jo Sullivan**, Grangeville Colin James Smith Wereley**, Coeur d’Alene Dingyu Xing§, Anyang, People’s Republic of China

Master of Architecture Chimdi Ezenwa Ajaero, Irete, Nigeria Brett Tyler Carter, Meridian Brooke Lynette Collaer, Boise Jennifer Diaz, Rupert Mark Aaron Finlinson, Orem, Utah Catherine Flerchinger, Clarkston, Washington Nguyen Minh Nguyet Huynh, Can Tho, Vietnam Laura Ixta*, Weiser Samantha Jae Jesser, Kimberly Lauren Alyssa Johnson, Meridian Dakota Jackson Jones, Kuna Chase Steven Macaw*, Horseshoe Bend Kyle Cody Madsen, Spokane, Washington Olamide Afolabi Olorunkosebi, Lagos, Nigeria Thi Thao Mai Pham, Da Lat, Vietnam Yanira Itzel Saldana, Garden City Jenna Shafer, Odessa, Washington Beniya Shakya*, Kathmandu, Nepal Trista Lou Spence, Careywood Mathew Brian Vollendorf, Boise Christopher Watkins, Rexburg

Mauri Gowans**, Malta English

Natalie Michelle Carl, Nampa Educational Leadership

Derek Stuart Higgins, Bennet, Nebraska History

Elizabeth Marie Hile, Everett, Washington Music

Cliff R. Creek*, Boise Educational Leadership

Lee Daffin, Pullman, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Aaron Steven Dail, Moscow Educational Leadership

Jack Axel Kredell, Brooklyn, New York English

Christopher C. Lamb, Andover, New Hampshire English

Anthony Jay Lothspeich, Jerome English

Kacey Noelle Parks, Monmouth, Oregon English

Chelsea Codling Pincock**, St. Anthony Anthropology

Mikelyn Elizabeth Rochford, Three Forks, Montana English

Cynthia Ann Stevinson*, Marshall, Missouri English

Master of Arts in Teaching Scott Wilder Hale*, Weiser Mathematics

Master of Business Administration

Heather Nicole Efaw, Boise Educational Leadership

Kayleigh Elizabeth Frederick, Temecula, California Curriculum and Instruction

Sam Galan*, Fruitland Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Patrick F. Gorman, Post Falls Curriculum and Instruction

Kevan Peter Grant*, Boise Educational Leadership

Lisa Ann Hadley**, Lewiston Curriculum and Instruction

Kristin Gale Hawkins, Sandpoint Educational Leadership

Chrystyna Toneekia Hernandez, Owyhee, Nevada Curriculum and Instruction

David Grant Howard**, Coeur d’Alene Curriculum and Instruction

Jami Kerissa Killmaster*, Nampa Educational Leadership

Coral Angela Koberstein*, Bonners Ferry Curriculum and Instruction

Calleigh Addison LaFountaine, Coulee Dam, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Lyndsay Elizabeth Watkins, Boise

Peter Nunes, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Amy Alice Lichte*, Moscow

Alayne Danielle Zollinger, Coeur d’Alene

Bharat Ranganathan, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Jessica LeeAnn Marboe§, Idaho Falls

Master of Arts Amy Rose Alfredson, Glenns Ferry English

Emma Ruth Altman, Woodbridge, Connecticut Anthropology

Riley Thomas Ballard, Kimberly English

John Carl Bergner*, Genesee Anthropology

Lee Erin Berryhill, McCall History

Steven Carter**, Park Rapids, Minnesota History

Kody Dean Essman, Smelterville Anthropology

Stephen Christopher Fox, La Jolla, California

Master of Education Megan Leanne Amundson*, Stanwood, Washington Physical Education

Courtney Beach, Hayden Educational Leadership

Gwen E. Bloomsburg**, Quito, Ecuador Curriculum and Instruction

Chad Robert Bloxham, Boise Educational Leadership

Taylor Michael Bouchard, Plant City, Florida Educational Leadership

Jessica Marie Bridgman*, Anacortes, Washington Physical Education

Amber Renee Bryan**, Twin Falls Educational Leadership

Anthropology

Special Education

Educational Leadership

Grant Martinson*, Moscow Curriculum and Instruction

Maggie Jean Mayernik, Coeur d’Alene Curriculum and Instruction

Olivia Catherine Murphy-Sweet, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Curriculum and Instruction

Hayden Newland**, Eagle Curriculum and Instruction

Timothy Charles Olson*, Kendrick Physical Education

Jessica Lee Orth**, Thousand Oaks, California Curriculum and Instruction

Courtney Elizabeth Parker, Meridian Educational Leadership

Kathryn Ann Pawelko**, Idaho Falls Curriculum and Instruction

Bobbie Jo Penney**, Lapwai Curriculum and Instruction

Samuel Clark Ransom, Boise Curriculum and Instruction

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Sienna Ray Reuben*, Lapwai Curriculum and Instruction

Stacey Rae Rogers, Idaho Falls Curriculum and Instruction

Melinda Anne Schwartz**, Idaho Falls Physical Education

Abdean Anthony Smith, Maple Valley, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Jared Kenneth Vreeland**, Moscow Curriculum and Instruction

Casey Dawn Walker**, Sneads Ferry, North Carolina Curriculum and Instruction

Leah Rae White*, Pinehurst Educational Leadership

Shalonia Jane Wonch**, Caldwell Curriculum and Instruction

Madison C. Yager, Cheyenne, Wyoming Curriculum and Instruction

Master of Engineering Juliet Chinonso Amaechi, Owerri, Nigeria Engineering Management

Jacob Israel Baumgarten, Harrisville, Utah Mechanical Engineering

Derek Alfonso Benavidez**, Ammon Engineering Management

Derreck Shawn Blight**, Blackfoot Nuclear Engineering

Alexandria Brianne Campbell, Pocatello Civil Engineering

Troy William Coleman, Monroe, Washington Electrical Engineering

Steven Amos Cranney**, Boise Engineering Management

Marvin “W” Fielding, Rigby Nuclear Engineering

Joshua Forester**, Kuna Engineering Management

Wei Hu, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Electrical Engineering

Amirreza Jalali Khalilabadi*, Rafsanjan, Iran Electrical Engineering

Jasper Sharon Ferdinand Jelries Ferdinand*, Chennai, India Mechanical Engineering

John R. Kendall**, Jacksonville, Florida Civil Engineering

Yu Guo, Jiangsu, People’s Republic of China Electrical Engineering

Insiya Soyebbhai Guriwala, Dahod, India Electrical Engineering

Yu Han**, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China Electrical Engineering

John Edwin Hostetler**, Pullman, Washington Electrical Engineering

Creative Writing

Lloyd Walter Eastland**, Magnolia, Arkansas Theatre Arts

Zachary Allen Eddy, Wenatchee, Washington Creative Writing

Katrina Kae Fekkes, Nine Mile Falls, Washington Art

Rudolph Martin Lauth, Spokane, Washington Mechanical Engineering

Donald William MacKay**, Idaho Falls Engineering Management

Jonathan Malaterre**, Blanchard, North Dakota Civil Engineering

Trevor Mychal Mattson, Pullman, Washington Electrical Engineering

Ekene Francis Mba, Onitsha Anambra State, Nigeria Mechanical Engineering

Benjamin A. Novak**, Salt Lake City, Utah Electrical Engineering

Joshua David Orchard*, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Ruly Parikesit**, Fircrest, Washington Electrical Engineering

Sooryaprakash Pitchai*, Madurai, India Electrical Engineering

Robin Virginia Roper, Springville, Utah Nuclear Engineering

Puneet Sharma*, Delhi, India Mechanical Engineering

Francis Chinedu Wobo*, Port Harcourt, Nigeria Chemical Engineering

Zhihui Wang**, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Mechanical Engineering

Kristen L. Geddes, Sanford, Colorado Nuclear Engineering

Scott Mathew Dorsch, Marquette, Michigan

Caroline Frias, Miami, Florida Theatre Arts

Courtney Nicole Fund, Fresno, California Creative Writing

Kelsey LuAnn Kegel Grafton, Lewiston Art

Benjamin Joseph Kessler, Greeley, Colorado Theatre Arts

Rick Jason Kimball, Salt Lake City, Utah Theatre Arts

Louie Marlin Land**, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Creative Writing

Ian Paul Messersmith, Redlands, California Theatre Arts

Emily Marguerite Newman, Seattle, Washington Creative Writing

Emma Louise Pace, Fairbanks, Alaska Theatre Arts

Steven Pfau, Brooklyn, New York Creative Writing

Kathleen Moire Powers-Kusio, New York, New York Theatre Arts

Juan Rivera**, Broomfield, Colorado Theatre Arts

Austin Ryan Rose*, Arlington, Texas Theatre Arts

Sean Theodore Stewart, Fort Collins, Colorado Creative Writing

Master of Fine Arts Kathleen Lorraine Aiellos, Oak Ridge, New Jersey Theatre Arts

Michael Kenneth Bishop, Waianae, Hawaii Creative Writing

Paul Patrick Conroy, Atlanta, Georgia Theatre Arts

Michele Lynn Dormaier, Ruston, Louisiana Theatre Arts

Robert Lee Thornton, Boise Creative Writing

Master of Landscape Architecture Amanda Lynn Carver, Meridian Ian Glen Cline*, Lakewood, Colorado Olivia Harman, Eagle Elaine L. Zabriskie*, Moscow Yekaterina Zinovyeva, Almaty, Kazakhstan

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Master of Music Mayalisa Ann Bordenkircher**, Spokane, Washington Christian Lee Clark, Rupert Sean Stuart Evans, Moscow Eunbee Kim, Pusan, South Korea Benjamin Eugene Price**, Maple Valley, Washington

Ryan M. Jobe, Leavenworth, Kansas Ashley E. LeDesma*, Challis Robin Carrie Lee-Beusan**, Florence, Montana Jeffrey Scott Liday**, Elko, Nevada Anna Elizabeth Lindquist*, Boise Jason L. McLeod, Payette Christine M. Mellick, Worley

Kaho Suda, Tokyo, Japan

Dean Nizer, Pullman, Washington

Christopher Arthur Werner, Portland, Oregon

Casey Rae O’Leary*, Boise

Master of Natural Resources Sara Ajeti, Twin Falls Jamie Barnes, Hooper, Utah Sam Robert Berry**, Santa Fe, New Mexico Emily Nan Branigan*, Enterprise, Oregon Kelsey Ann Bullock*, Stony Brook, New York Lindsey Marie Crofoot, Woodinville, Washington Katie Martin Currier, Asheville, North Carolina Jessa Carmelle Davis**, Ely, Nevada Joshua Thomas Dise, Albuquerque, New Mexico Zachary Thomas Drake*, Glenwood, Maryland

Eric Daniel Savadow*, Boise Alexa Taylor Scanlan, Sedona, Illinois Courtney Alison Seufert*, Alpharetta, Georgia Lautiss J’Mae Shebala, Kooskia Mark Joshua Shepard*, Red Feather Lakes, Colorado Mia Elise Somenek**, El Centro, California Hannah Bethany Stewart*, Boise Kenneth John Townsend, New Bern, North Carolina David Joseph White*, Issaquah, Washington

Master of Public Administration Daniel Carlos, Baldwin Park, California Kody Wade Carter, Emmett

Daniel Grant Erwin*, Moscow

Luz Mery Chase, Coeur d’Alene

Kerry Colleen Fackrell, Boise

Chase J. Conner, Blackfoot

Sarah Katherine Feilmann**, Omaha, Nebraska

Travis Mitchell Dawson*, Grand View

Laura Catherine Fitzgerald*, Boise

Dean Edward Holecek, Walla Walla, Washington

Mitchell Robert Gage*, Fort Collins, Colorado

Jessica Lynn Kuehn**, Mountain Home

Hali Alberta Goodrich*, Boise

Colleen M. Lee, San Diego, California

George Edward Graves**, Boise

Sandra Lynn McCue**, Meridian

Kelsey Elizabeth Griffee, Idaho Falls

Dareon R. Nash, Los Angeles, California

Alexander Fraser Griffith*, Charlotte, North Carolina

Stephanie Claudia Perez§, Weiser

Master of Science Ranjitha Ravishankar*, Moscow Electrical Engineering

Shiva Prasad Adhikari*, Gopigunj, Nepal Chemistry

Babatunde Oluwatobi Ajao*, Ashi, Nigeria Electrical Engineering

Bassim Nasser AlShedokhy, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Technology Management

Glenda Maribel Alfaro, Sonsonate, El Salvador Environmental Science

Shrooq Ali Z Algarni, Jeddah, Saudia Arabia Computer Science

Ashwag Alharbi, Hail, Saudi Arabia Computer Science

Hussam Ali, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Materials Science and Engineering

Abdulwahab Abdullah Aljabrine, Dammam, Saudi Arabia Electrical Engineering

Elizabeth M. Allen*, Carson City, Nevada Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Ashly Ann Anderson, La Quinta, California Animal Science

Sean Michael Anderson, Coeur d’Alene Computer Science

Kimberly Kristine Archibald, Idaho Falls Environmental Science

Shanna Lynn Armstrong*, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Elizabeth Fende Midiki Atang, Limbe, Cameroon Physics

Koroles Nader Nakhla Ataalla Awad*, Cairo, Egypt Applied Economics

Kingsley Onyewuotu Azubuike**, Moscow Technology Management

Jonathan Edward Barnes**, Walla Walla, Washington Physics

Jeremy James Barron, Troy Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

David Carl Behrens, Hayden Geology

Sarah Halliday, Boise

Whitney Bernice Schroeder*, Moscow

Bhupendra Bhatta, Dhangadhi, Nepal

Joshua K. Heaton*, Rexburg

Leticia Marie Seloske, St. Maries

Nicole Marie Bilodeau, Meridian

Jared Leroy Hedelius**, King Hill

Tiffany Nicole Smith**, Camas, Washington

Amanda Scudder Hipp*, Washington, District of Columbia

Emily Ann Straubhar**, Boise Jordan I. Tilley§, Bountiful, Utah

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Plant Pathology

Natural Resources

Ashalynn Elizabeth Bilton-Smith, Pullman, Washington Animal Science

Parker Alan Bodily**, Nampa Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Melissa Anne Bogert*, Bellingham, Washington Mechanical Engineering

Lara A. Brown, Star Plant Pathology

Colin Jeffrey Burkhalter*, Post Falls Mechanical Engineering

Alberto Cardenas Melgar**, Culiacan, Mexico Mechanical Engineering

Aston Matthew Carpenter**, Boise Civil Engineering

Xihua Chen, Lewiston Statistical Science

Kendra Lynne Christensen, St. Maries Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Thomas A. Christensen II*, Buford, Wyoming Chemical Engineering

Reilly Christopher Cisco*, Summerville, Oregon Integrated Architecture and Design

Noah Croninger, Merced, California Movement and Leisure Sciences

Lucas de Lemos Coutinho, Recife, Brazil Civil Engineering

Emily Rose Doucet**, Seattle, Washington Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Matthew Allen Drews, Wallace Environmental Science

Taylor John Dudunake**, Meridian Water Resources

Jeremiah Seth Dustin*, Ammon Nuclear Engineering

Roy Zachary Eckerdt**, Boise Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Connor John Ellis**, Portland, Oregon Environmental Science

Leo P. Epstein**, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Emma Katherine Joyce Esposito*, Helena, Montana Neuroscience

Matthew William Fagnan, Everett, Washington Statistical Science

Guedry Faust, Eagle Point, Oregon Biology

Victoria Rose Favorit, Orlando, Florida Animal Science

Evelyn Ronda Gaherty, Coeur d’Alene Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Alyssa Tiffany Gaull**, Mantua, New Jersey Psychology

Arianna T. Georgallis, Dublin, California Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Anthony Tushar Giduthuri*, Visakhapatnam, India Chemical Engineering

Timothy Thomas Gittelsohn, RedBluff, California Natural Resources

Trista Holly Goodenough**, Weiser Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Dakota R. Goodman, Moscow Water Resources

Cassandra A. Goodmansen**, Rexburg Natural Resources

Kayte BreAnne Groth**, Selah, Washington Natural Resources

Christie Hubbard Guetling*, Evansville, Indiana Plant Science

John Wesley Guthrie**, Kimberly Natural Resources

Zachary David Hacker, Potlatch Mechanical Engineering

David James Hale**, Kenton, Ohio Geological Engineering

Raymon Nielson Hardy*, Ammon Computer Science

Hope DeGaia Harvey-Marose, Lewiston Natural Resources

Md. Tanim-Al Hassan, Jessore, Bangladesh Chemistry

Joshua Steven Haver, Boise Technology Management

Sierra Rose Higheagle*, Lapwai Natural Resources

Gregory Mitchell Hodges**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Matthew James Holman, Idaho Falls Computer Science

Tyler Hubbard*, Vista, California Water Resources

Garrett S. Huff, Driggs Mathematics

Dylan Sean Hull-Nye*, Greencreek Statistical Science

Thomas Arley Jacobsen*, St. Anthony Agricultural Education

Aaron Joseph Jacque**, Colorado Springs, Colorado Environmental Science

Kathrine Jenkins**, Moscow Movement and Leisure Sciences

Noah T. Jensen**, Boise Integrated Architecture and Design

Bala Arushi Jillepalli**, Hyderabad, India Computer Science

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Colton Paul Johansson, Montesano, Washington Computer Science

Charles Worth Jones, Dalton, Georgia Natural Resources

Isaiah Donald Jordan**, Moscow Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Amruta Suresh Kale**, Nashik, India Computer Science

Kelley Kindred, Sandpoint Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Keith Dulaney Kistler**, Omak, Washington Environmental Science

Andrew David Kline, Ammon Technology Management

Brynn Alayne Knudson*, Orofino Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Elise Marie Kokenge, Moscow Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Elsa Margarete Krier*, St. Maries Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Chi-Jui Kuo, Taichung, Taiwan Natural Resources

Jarred Mitchal Kvamme, Helena, Montana Statistical Science

Amanda Lance, Buckley, Washington Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Trevin Allan Lasley, Idaho Falls Nuclear Engineering

Melanie R. Leija§, Hagerman Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Evelyn Akofa Lemgo*, Moscow Applied Economics

Matthew Louis Lesiecki, Moscow Water Resources

Kaushik Lingaraju*, Bangalore, India Computer Engineering

Cody D. Lish**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Brooke Giselle Luzzi, Boise Food Science

Corinne Lee Magnusson, Rocklin, California Environmental Science

Jacquelin Martinez-Alvarez, Milton-Freewater, Oregon Chemical Engineering

Austin Matthews**, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Kathryn Elizabeth Matthews*, Twentynine Palms, California Natural Resources

Cami Boone McClure, Moscow Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Casey Duke McCormack, Coeur d’Alene Environmental Science

Mary Lee McInnis*, Escanaba, Michigan Psychology

Heather Marie McIntyre*, Dolores, Colorado Environmental Science

Adria Lorraine Mead*, Pocatello Environmental Science

Carolyn Ann Mendonca, Clovis, California Environmental Science

Raymond Dieudonne Mezazem*, Mesa, Arizona Statistical Science

Jacob S. Middleton*, Meridian Mechanical Engineering

Rachel Danielle Midence**, Lewiston Movement and Leisure Sciences

Jacob Douglas Miller**, Boise Mechanical Engineering

Ross Leonel Miller**, Santa Maria, California Physics

Nathan Richard Minard*, Moscow Psychology

Jaida Montenegro*, Allentown, Pennsylvania Psychology

Alexis Christine Morgan*, Lewiston Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Nicholas S. Morris, Moscow Entomology

Mahsa Moshari, Moscow Chemistry

Manjunath Mulinti*, Andhra Pradesh, India Computer Science

Joshua Andrew Mullane, Asheville, North Carolina Natural Resources

Olivia Catherine Murphy-Sweet, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Agricultural Education

D’laney Christine Nimnicht, Eureka, Montana Natural Resources

James G. O’Brien**, Richland, Washington Electrical Engineering

Klae DeAnne O’Brien§, Aberdeen Agricultural Education

Yusuf Abiodun Oduntan, Lagos, Nigeria Mechanical Engineering

Bradley Charles Ohm, Washington, District of Columbia Psychology

Berlinda Oluebube Orji*, Ideato North - Imo State, Nigeria Chemical Engineering

Mark Austin Orme*, Rexburg Technology Management

Rodrigo Padilla, Woodland Hills, California Mechanical Engineering

Moorti Prabhakara Paladugula*, Anand, India Food Science

Amanda Colette Palmer**, Moscow Movement and Leisure Sciences

Jason Thomas Palmer, Rexburg Mechanical Engineering

Douglas Martin Park**, Rathdrum Computer Science

Arthur Peck**, Pocatello Electrical Engineering

Emelyne Shae Peck, Holladay, Utah Statistical Science

Phillip Louis Pfeiffer**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Johnny Ledell Pippins, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Statistical Science

Benjamin B. Plaster**, Spokane, Washington Chemical Engineering

William John Price, Ontario, Oregon Natural Resources

Logan Frederick Prins**, Orcutt, California Movement and Leisure Sciences

Laura Elizabeth Ptak, Overland Park, Kansas Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Ryan Paul Ready*, Moscow Electrical Engineering

Adrianne Reeder**, Radford, Virginia Geology

Lucas Terrell Rich**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

James Derrill Richards*, Golden, Colorado Nuclear Engineering

Philip Andrew Richardson*, Idaho Falls Electrical Engineering

Timothy Allen Richardson**, Idaho Falls Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Celiannie Mary Rivera§, Moscow Environmental Science

Juan Rivera, Broomfield, Colorado Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Elizabeth Ropski*, Meridian Family and Consumer Sciences

Mark Adam Rud, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Isaiah Marcus Samuel*, West Palm Beach, Florida Psychology

Whitney Joann Sandberg§, Mountain Home Animal Science

Kevin Saptel**, Karachi, Pakistan Computer Science

Stuart Henry Sater**, Sandpoint Biological Engineering

Maadhavi Sathu**, Karimnagar Telangana, India Electrical Engineering

Martha Jean Schmidt**, Moscow Natural Resources

Rachel T. Schmidt, Orem, Utah Movement and Leisure Sciences

Will Hyrum Seegmiller*, Troy Mechanical Engineering

Sachin Sharma, Rohtak Haryana, India Animal Science

Caroline Paige Shepard*, Manassas, Virginia Chemistry

Wei Shi**, Hubei, People’s Republic of China Computer Science

Lovepreet Singh, Moga, India Food Science

Saugat Man Singh**, Kathmandu, Nepal Materials Science and Engineering

Jaxon H. Smart, Weston Animal Science

Aakansha Solomon, Jaipur, India Statistical Science

Aakansha Solomon, Jaipur, India Environmental Science

Molly Marie Sparrow, Deary Agricultural Education

Sandra Spearman, Moscow Environmental Science

Taylor Wesley Spence, Garden Valley Mechanical Engineering

Nelson Grandfield Stauffer, Eugene, Oregon Natural Resources

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John Robert Stefka, Elko, Nevada Environmental Science

Franklin Lucas Sturgeon, Eagle Psychology

Bijay Subedi, Kathmandu, Nepal Entomology

Emma Sue Swaninger*, Vandalia, Ohio Geology

Skye Swoboda-Colberg, Moscow Geography

Jonathan Michael Tacke**, Laramie, Wyoming Electrical Engineering

Conal Shaw Thie, Moscow Mechanical Engineering

Rodney Wayne Thomas, East Wenatchee, Washington Computer Science

Matthew Anthony Thompson**, Boise Technology Management

Thomas William Caylor Thuneman**, Anchorage, Alaska Materials Science and Engineering

Garrett Thurgood*, Nampa Plant Science

Guang Tian*, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Applied Economics

Marshall Owen Townsend*, Meridian Mechanical Engineering

Marie Louise Tree**, Portland, Oregon Statistical Science

Pamela Marie Turnbull**, Grangeville Agricultural Education

Clayton G. Turner**, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Chad Washington*, Corvallis, Oregon Natural Resources

Jason Michael Waters**, Osburn Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Kelsey Fay Wetzel*, Richfield, Utah Geology

William Patrick Whalen, Coeur d’Alene Natural Resources

Gwendolyn Williams, Petaluma, California Biological Engineering

Henry L. Wilson*, Kuna Applied Economics

Mareesa Maren Wimbish, Pocatello Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Dustin Wayne Winston, Caldwell Applied Economics

Jacob L. Wohlschlegel**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Eric Wonn**, Fort Collins, Colorado Environmental Science

Chaney Wood**, Emmett Civil Engineering

Donovan Paul Wright*, Easton, Pennsylvania Psychology

Jingya Yang*, Qingdao, People’s Republic of China Plant Science

Kevin Zhong Young*, Moscow Computer Science

Chunnan Zhang**, Shaanxi, People’s Republic of China Computer Science

Robert Joseph Zielinski, Virginia Beach, Virginia Environmental Science

Benjamin Joshua Tverdy, Meridian Animal Science

Jonathan Joseph Unger, Keizer, Oregon Environmental Science

Tejaswini Ravindra Vaidya**, Nashik, India Chemical Engineering

Karen Lynn Vaina, Moscow Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Jessie B. Van Buren, Lewiston Animal Science

Varsha Venugopal*, Moscow Computer Science

Tessa Janae Vogel, Clark Fork Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Justin Walters, Ammon

Master of Science in Athletic Training Rebecca Jean Adami, Antioch, California Athletic Training

Kendall Delaney Baker, Boise Athletic Training

Trezlyn Mae Bartschi, Montpelier Athletic Training

Makenna Lydia Behrens, Kennewick, Washington Athletic Training

Madison Taylor Bennett, Five Points, Tennessee Athletic Training

Technology Management

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Andrea Lael Bogner, Norfolk, Nebraska Athletic Training

Ko-Yun Cheng, Miaoli County, Taiwan Athletic Training

Ryan S. Clark, Coeur d’Alene Athletic Training

Mitchell Allen Collar, Lewiston Athletic Training

Grace Jian Ya Davis, Richmond, California Athletic Training

Ariana E. Duran, El Paso, Texas Athletic Training

Anja Mikaela Enstrom, Danville, California Athletic Training

Caitlyn Eileen Hamilton, Nampa Athletic Training

Samantha E. Kelley, Washtucna, Washington Athletic Training

Elizabeth Alexandra Marie Keyser, Rockwood, Tennessee Athletic Training

Haerin Kim, Paju, South Korea Athletic Training

Rechelle Ann Meade, The Valley, Anguilla Athletic Training

Cody Patrick Morris, Filer Athletic Training

Augusto Reynoso, Paterson, New Jersey Athletic Training

Allison Schomburg, Boise Athletic Training

Samantha Michelle Semerjian, Woodland Hills, California Athletic Training

Zarren Ty Stoddard, Sandpoint Athletic Training

Logan Sumner, Coeur d’Alene Athletic Training

Jeffrey Thomas Westling, Phoenix, Arizona Athletic Training

Lingwen Zhang, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Athletic Training

Valerie Joy Zwaanstra, Eagle Athletic Training

A d va n c e d P r o f e s s i o n a l D e g r e e s C ollege

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L aw

Established in 1909. Jerrold A. Long, Ph.D., J.D., Dean

Juris Doctor Trevor James Ahrens, Boise Madison B. Allen, Kannapolis, North Carolina Gianni O. Arce**, Boise

Madison Elizabeth Crookham, Caldwell Cum laude

Juan M. De Lira, Caldwell Rylee I. Dolven, New Plymouth Summa cum laude

Abraham Banda, Yakima, Washington

Amanda S. Douglass, Loma Rica, California

Evan Michael Ellis Barrett, Boise

Steven Robert Edwards, Meridian

Nathan Christopher Beckman, Cottonwood

Hailee Elledge, Boise

Cum laude

Clayton K. Boeckel, Nampa Jessica A. Borders, Cochise, Arizona

Dixon S. Hammer, Port Orchard, Washington Michael Q. Hanley, Elko, Nevada Erin M. Hanson, Meridian Summa cum laude

Jordyn C. Hanson, Spokane, Washington Maraya Alise Hanson, Boise Jacob D. Hardee**, Boise Magna cum laude

Audrey Rae Engan**, Moscow

Jedediah C. Harr, St. George, Utah

Maxwell C. Eugenio, Spokane, Washington

Alexander James Hatfield, McCall Tyler J. Haueter**, Boise

Marissa M. Brakes, Juneau, Alaska

Lindsay Louise McIntosh Ewan, Moscow

Taylor R. Brooks, Boise

Spencer T. Felton, Las Vegas, Nevada

Winter Marie Hayes, Lapwai

Scott A. Brown, Peachtree City, Georgia

Thomas R. Finlinson, Oak City, Utah

Samuel M. Heinrich, Boise

Adam Oliver Finney, Sandpoint

Brandon J. Helgeson, Boise

Katherine S. Fortuna, Eugene, Oregon

Maria Soledad Horta Vorse, Moscow

Rosa M. Cabrera-Thompson, Houston, Texas

Nicole R. Gabriel, Show Low, Arizona

Krista Painter Huff, Tyler, Texas

Joseph Peter Marcus Carter, Lewiston

Jacob B. Gifford, Henderson, Nevada

Ayla Coreen Hutchins, Weippe

John H. Cecil, Parker, Colorado

Adrianna Elizabeth Gomez, Asheville, North Carolina

Trevor D. Jensen**, Eagle

Kristine A. Browne, Colorado Springs, Colorado

I-An Chiang*, Tainan, Taiwan Jillian Christiansen, Meridian Alena Kulchitskaya Clark, Vancouver, Washington Sarah J. Clemens, Boise Summa cum laude

Magna cum laude

Wendy K. Gordon, Eagle

James W. Haws, Delta, Utah

Magna cum laude

Cum laude

Samuel W. Johnson, Boise Summa cum laude

Danton J. Goss, Boise

Darrell W. Jones, Meridian

Erica L. Green§, Boise

William P. Kendell, Ashton

Daniela Grigg, Boise

Ryan W. Kinney, Boise

Summa cum laude

Mitchell Dell Coats, Boise

Rebecca Gullett, Ronan, Montana

Joshua B. Cresse, Meridian

Landry A. Gunter, Deltona, Florida

Carter B. Crompton, Henderson, Nevada

Meghan M. Haas, Redmond, Washington

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Anthony James Lee, Boise John Henry Lloyd, Meridian Randy A. Lofgran, Kuna Nathan S. Loomis, Boise

Kegan Machen, Idaho Falls

Alexander David Paul, Post Falls

Shelby Sorensen, Lehi, Utah

Nathan G. Macomb, Idaho Falls

Eric A. Pedersen, Ketchum

William T. Stone, Nampa

Makenzie Ann Mahoney, Meridian Kyle William Mason, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Jessica Perez, Payette

Danielle M. Strollo, Boise Cum laude

Frederick Scott Pfeifer, Meridian

Joseph Suarez, Ontario, Oregon

D’Andre Mathews, Las Vegas, Nevada

Naomie Pierre-Toussaint, Denver, Colorado

Edgar Charles Sutton, St. Louis, Missouri

Jacqueline M. Maurer, Pullman, Washington

Ethan Rawlings**, Preston

Augustus S. Tate, Boise

Morgan A. Reese, Kuna

Ryan David Thielges, Boise

Merrick T. McDonald, Meridian

Tatum Ashley Remely, Boise

Erika K. Melanson, Escondido, California

Sean W. Rich, Boise

Christopher R. Thompson, Lima, Ohio

Summa cum laude

Magna cum laude

Cory A. Melendrez, Dana Point, California

Allyson Kimberly Roberts, Boise Nicole R. Robles, Caldwell

Olivia G. Mendez, Klamath Falls, Oregon

Kyle Rozanski, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Brittanny J. Mertz, Boise

Matthew Ruiz, San Diego, California

Dixie Milliken, Boise

Marissa Sayetsitty, Culbertson, Montana

Laura Milus, Mesa, Arizona Emily R. Moscrip, Lewiston Cum laude

Shawna Moyer, Kuna Sam Murray, Boise Stefan B. Naylor§, Boise Andrew C. Nelson, Fernley, Nevada Jared D. Nelson, Spokane, Washington Kamilla Lois Niska**, Moscow

Collin D. Sayles, Star Cum laude

Brandon R. Tuley, Parker, Colorado Reanna Michelle Vanacore, Nampa Margarita A. Varaksa, Odessa, Ukraine Riley A. Verner, Eagle Karson Vitto, Boise Cum laude

Maverick J. Vitto, Boise

Devin Fred Schneyder, Idaho Falls

Christopher Edward Weir, Coeur d’Alene

Ancel Eric Schoberg, Boise Joseph Walter Schumacher, Cottonwood Jamie Nicole Schwantes, Palmer, Alaska Summa cum laude

Eleanor R. Shaw§, Meridian

Adam Mark Olsen, Ammon

Amanda Camille Siegwein, Hammett

Alexander J. Paukert, Spokane, Washington

Dawn E. Trivolis, Meridian

Corbin J. Schamber, Garden City

Claire Esther Olavarria, McCall Riccardo R. Palagi, Boise

Jordan I. Tilley, Bountiful, Utah

Magna cum laude

Julia L. Weisel**, Wailuku, Hawaii Jonathan D. Wheatley, Meridian Elijah M. Williams, Idaho Falls Sean Mitchell Rivera Wilson, Nampa Summa cum laude

William Oliver Wimbish, Salmon Tayler Ann Yett, Caldwell

Brett M. Slaughter, Caldwell

Brian D. Young, Boulder, Colorado

Nichole Solberg, Grangeville

Terrun Edgar Zolman, Riggins

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B a cc a l a u r e a t e D e g r e e s C ollege

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A gricultural & L ife S ciences

Established in 1901. Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics Calli Abbe, Moscow Agricultural Economics

Makenzie Adams, Oakley Agricultural Economics

Hagan Edward Barsch*, Hailey Agricultural Economics

Anton Hanson Brudevold, Caldwell Agricultural Economics

Nicole Adriana DeHoog, Parma Agricultural Economics

Emma Leigh Ellsworth, Council Agricultural Economics

Michael Troy Grigg**, Genesee Agricultural Economics

Jessie Nicole Peterson*, Livermore, California Agricultural Economics

Chadrick Walter Radloff**, Nampa Agricultural Economics

Morgan Mclean Smith, Connell, Washington Agricultural Economics

Cum laude

Tanner James Thibault**, Caldwell Agricultural Economics

Lee Thomas Vander Stelt*, Nampa Agricultural Economics

Zachary Owen Wilson, Stanwood, Washington Agricultural Economics

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education Claire Morgan Bardsley, Modesto, California Sorrina Kjersti Rose Clawson, Genesee Josie Rae Cox, Colville, Washington Jordan C. Smith*, Olympia, Washington Kaytlin Paige Strojek, Norco, California

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Life Sciences Sydney Anderson, Nampa Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Rosa M. Banderas**, Bonanza, Oregon Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Kelsie Jean Brown, Glenns Ferry Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership Cum laude

Madison Elaina Cobler, Grand Rapids, Minnesota Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Katie Anna Gerwig*, Nampa Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Makenze K. Griffiths, Preston Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Ellie Ruth Hitchings**, Olympia, Washington Entomology

Dena Jarolimek, Burley Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Jackson Matuszek, Spokane, Washington Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Caleb Ponczoch**, Colorado Springs, Colorado Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

MaKenna Malaina Routt, Buhl Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Lynnsey Utahna Tracy, Declo Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Julia Villagomez, Wendell Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Kent Carter Youngdahl**, Sandpoint Sustainable Food Systems

Anthony Kane Buzzetti**, Lamoille, Nevada Caitlin Anne Calvert, Post Falls Michael Eugene Cook**, Shelley WyLee Clinton Cooper**, Homedale Brooklyn Sierra Epperson, Linden, California Kendra Ann Gady, Rockford, Washington Gretchen Louise Hansten, Jerome Mikayla Lynn Heimbuch, Simi Valley, California Cheyenne Hope Hill**, Blackfoot Kelsi Marie Houchin, Osburn Sadie Grace Hurley, Filer Summa cum laude

Hadley Nicole Kimball, Jerome Cum laude

Natalie Kay Klinker, Fairfield, Montana Taythen Larson, Albion Alysha Dianne O’Connell, Genesee Raina Marie O’Leary, Emmett Jodie Elizabeth Olson, Spring Creek, Nevada Mykaela Leann Owens, Nampa Nicole Poxleitner, Keuterville Cum laude

Jessica A. Riley**, Murphy Cum laude

Rachael Elizabeth Roever**, Orofino

Bachelor of Science in Animal and Veterinary Science

Abigayle Ann Rowland, New Plymouth Ashlyn Marie Schiers, Star

Katie Mae Ashcraft**, Sugar City

Taylor Lynne Stephenson, Kuna

Kelly Stephanie Barrera**, San Diego, California

Bailey Lynn Strange-Covey, Omak, Washington

Annette Jean Wheatly Bass, Nampa

Kae Tremelling**, Eureka, Nevada

Julius Becker, Phoenix, Arizona

Brandon D. Webb**, Hayden

Robert Glenn Bloomsburg, Worley

Cherie BreAnn Weeks, Malad

Tayler Dawn Brook, Montpelier

Conor Benjamin Wiley, Twin Falls

Zachary Dale Brook**, Geneva

Flora Kay Williams, Boise

Jordan B. Burt**, Bonners Ferry

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Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development and Education Brittney Jean Anderson**, Athol

Jacob Thomas Hohenshelt, Meridian Food and Nutrition

Taylor Michelle Horning, Wallace Food and Nutrition

Magna cum laude

Brittany Marie Hurst, Wenatchee, Washington Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Amy Priscilla Chia**, South Gate, California

Jacklyn Grace Jensen, Coeur d’Alene

Veronica Sotelo**, Middleton

Elizabeth Sara Johnson, Nampa

Kayla Noele Turbak, Osburn

Anthony Hawke Jones, Moscow

Food and Nutrition

Cum laude

Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Food Science Natalie R. Ancker, Coeur d’Alene Jennifer Bautista Ramirez, Homedale Emilee Elizabeth Jensen, Othello, Washington Tung Son Nguyen Huy, Hanoi, Vietnam Lydia Waterman, Littleton, Colorado

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences Dianna Kathleen Adamski, Hayden Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Faviola Aguilera Vasquez*, Nampa Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Hailey Lynn Allison, Middleton Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Elizabeth Betancourt Medina, Bonners Ferry Food and Nutrition

Natasha Nicole Burton, Nampa Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Patrina Rene’ Campbell**, Spokane, Washington Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Saharah Grace Chalupny, Sandpoint Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Chanel Drucker, Martinez, California Food and Nutrition

Jax William Dunham, Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Mallory Rose Dykes, Moscow Apparel, Textiles and Design

Alicia Fanning, Arlington, Washington Child, Family and Consumer Studies Summa cum laude

Megan Alexis Follett, Snohomish, Washington Food and Nutrition; Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Kantrel MaLee Fulton**, Priest River Food and Nutrition

Chelsea Garcia, Post Falls Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Natalie Goetz,Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Emma Kathryn Grant, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Caitlynn Brielle Hewlett, Nampa Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Miranda Ann Higens, Rathdrum

Jacob Montana Keating§, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Emtenan Mahmoud Khoj, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Food and Nutrition

Megan Jo Limesand, Rathdrum Food and Nutrition

Emily Jane Maus, Idaho Falls Food and Nutrition

Alissa T. McCullough, Boise Food and Nutrition

Cum laude

Sarah Elizabeth Michaels, Days Creek, Oregon Food and Nutrition

Bailey Louise Potter, Sagle Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Sabina Poudel*, Syangja, Nepal Apparel, Textiles and Design

Ashley Anne Powers, Post Falls Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Carah Cornelia Quigley, Buhl Food and Nutrition

Summa cum laude

Esmeralda Robles§, Marsing Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Victoria Rian Rountree**, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Jordan Michelle Sage, Priest River Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Iman Sakkar**, Moscow Food and Nutrition

Anna Shaw, Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Debra Lynne Siemens**, Coeur d’Alene Apparel, Textiles and Design

Janae Lynn Smith, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Kendi Smith, Boise Food and Nutrition

Mackenna Sosa**, Yucaipa, California Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Kara Dale Story, Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

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Bachelor of Science in Plant Science John Mitchell Aguirre, Mountain Home Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Zachary Scott Asher, Caldwell Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Emily Carolann Branham, Sandpoint Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Emily Kay Corgatelli, Idaho Falls Crop Science

Kynlee Dub**, Farmington, Washington Biotechnology and Plant Genomics

Nolan Charles Frampton, Selah, Washington Crop Science

Scott Thomas Hegge**, Priest River Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Brooke Ann Hilliard**, Caldwell Crop Management

Celine Anne Knudsen**, Moscow Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Montana L. Rayburn**, Careywood Biotechnology and Plant Genomics

Emily Trees**, Genesee Crop Science

Bachelor of Science in Soil and Water Systems Ross Noy Blattner, Kuna Ty Harris**, Malta Winston Albert Peterson**, Peck Dana Kay Reynolds**, Ellensburg, Washington Gabriel Tolrud, Othello, Washington

C ollege

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A rt & A rchitecture

Established in 1983. Shauna Corry, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Arts Taylor LeeAnn Lund**, Sumner, Washington Art

Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Design Stephanie Jo Aguilar, Twin Falls Interior Architecture and Design

Ircia Esther Orihuela, Boise Art

Vicente Rico, Salinas, California Art

Bachelor of Fine Arts Sarah Adair Ashby, Lewiston Studio Art and Design

Allyse Kiara Bell, Redlands, California Studio Art and Design

Alexa Dacey Black, Rochester, Washington Studio Art and Design

Magna cum laude

Ryan Chase Boessler, Boise Studio Art and Design

Casey Jeanne Daw**, Bellevue, Washington Cum laude

Keegan Emerson, Camas, Washington Studio Art and Design

Skyla Fae Glindeman, Boise Studio Art and Design

Maggie Marie Haener**, Eagle Studio Art and Design

Studio Art and Design

Abigail Renee Munn**, Boise Studio Art and Design

Kayleigh Irene Rice, Boise Studio Art and Design

Cassandra Rozelle, Moscow Studio Art and Design

Bronwyn Ruth Schumaker**, Moscow Cum laude

Madisen Paige Shawver, Coeur d’Alene Studio Art and Design

Samantha Marie Slocum, Meridian Cum laude

Nicholas James Williams, Twin Falls Studio Art and Design

Grace Nicole Wood, Edgewood, Washington Studio Art and Design

Interior Architecture and Design

Joshua Patrick Corgatelli, Moscow Interior Architecture and Design

Michael Duane Edwards**, Boise Interior Architecture and Design

Sonya Fernandes, Post Falls Interior Architecture and Design Summa cum laude

Kylie Janea Kerber, Meridian

Interior Architecture and Design

Hannah Ellen Schnebly, Ellensburg, Washington Interior Architecture and Design

Bushra Khalid M Tashkandi, Moscow Interior Architecture and Design

Victoria Rose Thornton, Post Falls Interior Architecture and Design

Ariana G. Vega, Rupert Interior Architecture and Design Magna cum laude

CJ Inghram**, Boise

Studio Art and Design

Morgan Marie Collins, Albany, Oregon

Iris Jaqueline Ramirez Castro, Paul

Studio Art and Design

Studio Art and Design

Cum laude

Interior Architecture and Design

Emma Boobar, Eagle

Studio Art and Design

Cum laude

Elisabeth Claire Bowker, Wasilla, Alaska Interior Architecture and Design

Anissa Beth Watson, Driggs Interior Architecture and Design

Kiara Wetzel, Boise Interior Architecture and Design

Bachelor of Science Avery Alexander, Redmond, Washington Virtual Technology and Design Magna cum laude

DeniRob Dakota Arnett, Lewiston Virtual Technology and Design

Andrew Lucas Bradshaw, Gulfport, Mississippi Virtual Technology and Design

Nathan Michael Casebier**, Kirkland, Washington Virtual Technology and Design

Clayton Kent Christensen, Idaho Falls Virtual Technology and Design

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Virtual Technology and Design

Jordan Connor Corgatelli, Idaho Falls Virtual Technology and Design

Trent Daniels, Lewiston Virtual Technology and Design

Kiana Fujiko Aros, Wallace Interior Architecture and Design

Kimana Lynnette Cofre, Moscow

Brett T. Dow, Corona, California Virtual Technology and Design

Randall Robert Ericson, Newport, Washington Virtual Technology and Design

Cum laude

Joshua Andrew Evans, Lewiston Virtual Technology and Design

Mason Tom Hammer, Caldwell Virtual Technology and Design

Owen Arthur Hansen, Warden, Washington Virtual Technology and Design

Sydney Rae Hartford, Newcastle, Washington Virtual Technology and Design

Bonnie Susan Lengele, Renton, Washington Virtual Technology and Design Magna cum laude

Donald Gordon Mason, Shoshone Virtual Technology and Design Summa cum laude

Riley Ann Merithew, Kuna Virtual Technology and Design

Cum laude

Shane Morris, Meridian Virtual Technology and Design

Daniel John Robinson, Bonners Ferry Virtual Technology and Design

Fox Alexander Verveckken, Eagle Virtual Technology and Design

Ryley Elizabeth Woods, Coeur d’Alene Virtual Technology and Design Summa cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Architecture Christian James Peter Bachik, Nampa Kaitlin Grace Beyrouty, Maple Valley, Washington Subechhya Bohara, Kathmandu, Nepal Grayson Michael Boldt, Jackson Parker D. Bryan*, Pleasanton, California

Kevin Joseph Brzezicki, Quakertown, Pennsylvania

Monica Jean Higbee, Rathdrum

Gregory Tomas Reyes, Weiser

Colten Rex Hoff**, Nampa

Tristan Luke Sahwell, Moscow

Jesus Cervantes, Nampa

Jalen Hoover**, Brandon, Mississippi

Elizabeth Smythe, Eagle

West Lee Chalfant, Boise

Britain Mae Hunsaker, Portland, Oregon

Mariah Alyzza G. Soriano, Juneau, Alaska

Summa cum laude

Brenna Ashleigh Church, Zillah, Washington Koen Nicholas Conner, Sandpoint Ryan James Cox, Eagle

Cum laude

Magna cum laude

Laura Ixta*, Weiser Elizabeth Juarez, Burley

Victor Alfonso De Dios**, Caldwell

Etienne Pierre Marcel La Count, Idaho Falls

Marco Antonio Delgadillo, Weiser

Lauryn Ashley Lanterman, Meridian

Samar Ebadi Sobi, Twin Falls

Kyler Dean Lee, Kennewick, Washington

Brittney Christine Ellenbecker**, Coeur d’Alene Amanda Lyn Eller, Coeur d’Alene

Riley Ray Leighton, Hailey Brendan Michael Lempesis*, Boise

Kristin N. Williams*, Pendleton, Oregon Adriana Zamorano-Gonzalez*, Bridgeport, Washington Kurtis J. Zylstra, Oak Harbor, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture

Zackery Maisen Maughan, Paul

Younis Yaqoob Rajab Al Bulushi, Muscat, Oman

Benjamin Kenneth Mendenhall, Post Falls

Hannah Elizabeth Daly, Silverton, Oregon

Shannon Kaylee Gebhardt**, Damascus, Oregon

Aubrey Grace Newman, Boise

James Christopher Leeson, Cocolalla

Dominic David Pera, Meridian

Evan Parker Pfau, Coeur d’Alene

Vitaliy Golovin, Nampa

Ciarra Piccione, Meridian

Sara Michelle von Borstel, Athena, Oregon

Summa cum laude

Anthony Thomas Flores**, Hailey Charmi Praful Gajjar, Mumbai, India Cum laude

Cum laude

Elyse Aiko Hardesty**, Meridian

Sajja Piya, Chitwan, Nepal

Ryan Bradley Hart, Idaho Falls

Dalton Selva Poopathi, Juneau, Alaska

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Magna cum laude

C ollege

of

B usiness & E conomics

Established in 1925. Marc Chopin, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science in Business Naif Mohammed Y Abu Hasan*, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Finance

Marketing

Operations Management

Finance; Business Economics

Dain Daniel Bashaw, Coeur d’Alene

Marketing

Finance

Imad Abdullah Rashid Hamed Al Araimi**, Ruwi Muscat, Oman Finance

Abdulrahman Mishal M. Alabbass**, Twin Falls Operations Management

Cum laude

Scott Philip Blakney, Prosser, Washington Business Economics

Cum laude

Andrew Robert Botterbusch, Spokane, Washington Marketing

Jacob Kyle Brewer, Idaho Falls Finance; Accounting

Ammar Daham M. Alanazi*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Finance

Zachary Patrick Brown, Coeur d’Alene Finance

Saleh Zamel S. Aldoussari, Moscow Accounting

Mohanned Alghamdi, Pullman, Washington Finance

Kaysie Taylor Bruce, Gig Harbor, Washington Operations Management

Joseph Thomas Brueher, Hauser Finance; Accounting

Fahd A A B Almutairi**, Abdullah Al Mubark, Kuwait Accounting

Bassam Ayidh H. Alsharif**, Memphis, Tennessee Operations Management

Clayton Ryan Anderson**, Rathdrum Finance

Summa cum laude

Jacob Alexander Bruno**, Moscow Finance

Christian Lloyd Chilson Butler**, Star Marketing

Cum laude

Darius Ameule Archie, Bridgeport, Connecticut Marketing

Benjamin Douglas Arnzen, Boise Business Economics

Cum laude

T’ariq Marwan Ray Arp, Post Falls Operations Management; Marketing

Brock Ashley§, Boise Business Economics

Thomas Ethan Atherstone*, Martinez, California

Ryan Cockerill, Post Falls Adam Clay Coffin, Boise Matthew Andrew Collard**, Nampa Operations Management

Thomas Franklin Coppola*, Citrus Heights, California Marketing

Brenton Leigh Currin, Meridian Marketing

Jared Michael Cysewski, Hauser Business Economics

Logan Daniels, Lewiston Accounting

Katelyn Margaret Davies*, San Jose, California Management and Human Resources

Tyrese Dewayne Dedmon, Lancaster, California Marketing

Tristan Dennison**, Orofino Operations Management

Jack Roddy Dibble, Eagle Operations Management

David Dickinson, Rathdrum Marketing

Kennedy Ann Carlisle, Sammamish, Washington Marketing

Emma Anderson**, Hayden

Management and Human Resources

Accounting

Daniel Patrick Blake**, Lewiston Accounting

Quientin John Akers**, Moscow

Peter Gordan Clemens, Meridian

Accounting; Finance

Ethan C.J. Beck, Meridian Finance

Ryan Tadashi Adkison**, Grangeville

Correna Clark, Lovelock, Nevada Finance; Accounting

Bradley Gabriel Ballinger, Spirit Lake

Finance

Parker Adams, Boise

Marketing

Emma Rose Balderson, Nampa

Pedro Alonso Carrillo, Gooding Marketing

Faith Adrienne Dilmore, Boise Marketing

Summa cum laude

Amy Anne Dobbins, Ephrata, Washington Accounting

Reilly Carter**, Middleton Management and Human Resources

Jackson Paul Chadwick, Victor Finance

Seth Michael Chapin§, Oxnard, California Marketing

Randy James Duclos, Bayview Marketing

Carissa Marie Eastman, Vancouver, Washington Management and Human Resources

Frank William Elfering, Eagle Marketing

Ja’Vary Christmas, Vancouver, Washington Business Economics

Mekenzie Marie Ely, Lewiston Marketing

Colten Thomas Engel, Sagle Marketing

Management and Human Resources

– 46 –

Grayson Gene Esser, Genesee Marketing

Brandon Stazio Eszlinger**, Sacramento, California Marketing

Business Economics

Management and Human Resources; Finance

Alessandra Nicole Ferris**, Post Falls Finance

Matthew Glenn French, Boise Marketing

Cum laude

Accounting

Carlos Garcia Espinoza**, Nampa Finance; Management and Human Resources

Operations Management

Cum laude

Trevor William Gaus, Boise Finance; Accounting

Josh Michael Gehring, Lewiston Business Economics

Megan Taylor Gelston**, West Richland, Washington Summa cum laude

Christopher Steven Giddings, Andover, Massachusetts Marketing

Zachary Scott Gipson, Caldwell Accounting; Operations Management

Jacob Kramer Grinde, Coeur d’Alene Business Economics; Finance

Cameron Todd Gross*, Meridian Business Economics; Accounting

Ezra Ariel Karl Grossglauser, Post Falls Finance

Ruofan Hou*, Newton, Massachusetts Marketing

Brianna Mae Hackett, Caldwell Accounting; Operations Management

Claire Elizabeth Haeder, Moscow Summa cum laude

Jack Hayden Hanigan, Boise Marketing

Layne Harris, Kendrick Operations Management

Accounting

Colton Lucas Hendrikse, Boise Marketing

Gladys Clariza Hernandez Espinoza, Nampa Lloyd Bryant Hightower II*, Murrieta, California Margaret Jean Holder, Seattle, Washington Marketing

Layton L. Harris, Clearwater

Alyssa Rose Kreg§, Milton, Washington Jennifer D. Lakey*, Eatonville, Washington Operations Management

Cameron James Lang, Pullman, Washington Marketing

Kallen Christopher Langley, Coeur d’Alene Management and Human Resources

Kaitlin Rose Laramie, Post Falls Finance

Matthew Ryan Larkins**, Moscow Business Economics

Sebastian Elvis Houk, Boise Kennedy Nicole Hubbard*, Lewiston Marketing

Jaydin C. Huber**, Kellogg Operations Management

Amy Lee Huck, Caldwell Operations Management; Accounting

Brandon Chistopher Huck, Boise Marketing

Genevieve Hurd, Priest River Finance; Management and Human Resources Cum laude

Britton Winfield Ipsen, Nampa Operations Management

Heidi Lee Janhsen**, Priest River Accounting

Slayter Matthew Jeffries**, Eagle Operations Management

Leslie Jimenez, Caldwell

Jeffrey A. Lasorella, Mukilteo, Washington Management and Human Resources

Matthew Josheph Lebsock*, Post Falls Operations Management

Barak Leppert, Kimberly Marketing

Cole Jeffery Lindsley, Grangeville Marketing

Landon Lively, Idaho Falls Operations Management

Samuel Arthur Loomis, Boise Marketing

Jakob James Lynn*, Coeur d’Alene Business Economics

Laine Nicole Madsen, Spokane, Washington Finance

Summa cum laude

Jake Robert Malinski, Boise Finance

Marketing

Brooke Elisabeth Jones, Boise Management and Human Resources

Trey James Jones**, Boise Marketing; Management and Human Resources Cum laude

Johanna Adriana Kasper*, Melba Accounting

Derek Kaylor**, Eagle Business Economics

Logan Samuel Kimball, Post Falls Finance

Operations Management

Mary Jones Kondaveeti*, Guntur, India

Marketing

Parker James Hayden, Garden Valley

Finance

Kamryn Garven, Star

Marketing

Kaylee Dawn Hayden§, Puyallup, Washington

Marketing

Javier Gallegos, Caldwell

John James Knipe, Boise

Management Information Systems

Finance

Seth S. Fry, Battle Ground, Washington

Accounting

Gregory Hattrup, Cottonwood

Marketing

Oren Fanok, Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania

Accounting

Marketing

Accounting

Christian David Face, San Jacinto, California

Accounting

Sierra Dawn Hartman, Great Falls, Montana

Cum laude

Noah I. Klocke, Redding, California Marketing

– 47 –

Meagan Malloy§, Hayden Marketing; Management and Human Resources

Mohammad Mansour§, Moscow Operations Management

Kobe Manzer, Meridian Accounting

Cum laude

Emily Savina Martin, New Meadows Marketing

Molly Massett, Boise Business Economics

Isaiah Mattingly§, Meridian Accounting

Ellison Jane McCarthy**, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Katie Clare McClain, Middleton Operations Management

Amanda Rae McClurkin, Idaho Falls Business Economics

Jensen Oliver McNabb, Nampa Marketing

Mitchel Isaac Brooks McanultyHightower, Hayden Marketing

Cum laude

Blake Mckernan**, Meridian Operations Management

Nicholas Gary Meixler**, Pinetop, Arizona Business Economics

Alec Mark Miller, Nampa Business Economics

Jacob Wesley Milleson, Vale, Oregon Business Economics

Andrew James-Shigeo Miyashiro**, Citrus Heights, California Information Systems

Madison N. Morris, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Summa cum laude

Kyle Gregory Moser**, Genesee Accounting

Magna cum laude

Reno James Moss*, Boise Marketing

Mathew Franklin Murphy, Meridian Operations Management

Dante Jean Myers**, Deer Park, Washington Operations Management

Pedro Antonio Nava, Jerome Operations Management; Business Economics

Kyle Tanner Nebrigich, Boise Accounting

Samuel Nelson, Boise Operations Management

Zachary James Nelson, Hailey Accounting

Evan James Nepute**, Boise Operations Management

Peyton Andrew Nichols§, Boise Management and Human Resources

Amber O’Leary, Wahiawa, Hawaii Accounting

Summa cum laude

Trace Ogata, Boise Finance

Tristen Jacob Olson**, Idaho Falls Marketing

Payton S. Orem, Eagle Marketing

Sonia Angelina Ortiz, Nampa Accounting

Spencer Johnson Osgood, Boise Finance; Accounting

Henry Robert Pachner, Boise Accounting; Finance

Michael Mason Penn*, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Joseph Perez, Boise Marketing; Operations Management

Kyle Perry**, Sagle Finance

Nicholas Alexander Peterson, Libby, Montana Accounting

Dillon Stephen Pfost, Caldwell Marketing

Tanner Jeffrey Reathaford, Spokane, Washington Finance

Alex Jordan Reeves**, Boise Marketing

Ross Lambert Rehnberg, Post Falls Management and Human Resources

Daniel Robertson**, Coeur d’Alene Management Information Systems

Alexis Denise Roderick, Garden City Accounting

Travis John Rois**, Star Management Information Systems

Oluwakayode Abdul-Rahman Rufai, Boise Finance; Marketing

Jared Ryan Rushing**, Bremerton, Washington Operations Management

Claire Russell*, Star Marketing; Management and Human Resources

Aaron James Sawyer**, Camas, Washington Marketing; Management and Human Resources Magna cum laude

Hadley Victoria Sbrega, Encinitas, California Management and Human Resources; Marketing Cum laude

Guilherme Scarpelli**, Campinas, Brazil Finance; Business Economics

Aaron Russell Schaub, North Platte, Nebraska Accounting

Kyle Prentice, Star Finance

Marketing

Operations Management; Marketing

– 48 –

Summa cum laude

Rileigh Schulkey, Boise Marketing

Raul Rangel§, Idaho Falls

Magna cum laude

Peter Schmidt, Moscow Marketing

Austin Quant, Coeur d’Alene

Cum laude

Karsten Walter Schumaker, Moscow Finance

Cum laude

Jeffery Dax Schutt*, Nampa Operations Management

John Dylan Schwenkfelder, Boise Marketing

Emilyn Claire Sheppard, Lewiston Marketing

Tyler Carmen Simonson, Marsing Finance

Logan Smith**, Kennewick, Washington Finance

Wing Shun So**, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Marketing

Herbert Joseph Sprinkel, Eagle Finance; Marketing

Lawney Walker Staggs, Meridian Business Economics

Maddie Mae Stapleton§, Nezperce Accounting

Shelby L. Steiger, Eagle Marketing

Erik Steinke, Twin Falls Marketing

Leah Marie Sullivan, Boise Management and Human Resources

Jon Carson Tester**, Meridian Business Economics

Babacar Thiombane, Los Angeles, California

Sara Noel Timberlake, Boise Marketing

Summa cum laude

Landon Steven Trom, Post Falls Management and Human Resources

Ashley Trovato, Eagle Management and Human Resources

Nigel Valenzuela, Santa Clarita, California Accounting

Danielle Van Lith, Caldwell Marketing

Caleb Dwight Vernon**, Nampa Operations Management

Cassandra Lynn Waisanen*, Genesee Accounting

Jesse William Watson*, Lewiston Operations Management

Miles Hamilton Whitling, Moscow Marketing

Summa cum laude

Jack Romey Willard, West Linn, Oregon Marketing; Management and Human Resources Cum laude

Todd Wiltse, Grangeville Management and Human Resources

Michael Albert Ferrell Winger**, Spokane, Washington Finance; Accounting

Chloe Janeill Woest*, Fort Collins, Colorado Management and Human Resources

Zachary Waite*, Hayden Finance; Accounting

Anna Lynn Walden, Lewiston Management and Human Resources

Nathan Walker, Post Falls Finance

Willow May Walrod, St. Maries Management and Human Resources

Roshawn Deon Walters**, Meridian

Britta Christine Wright*, Troy Accounting

Management and Human Resources

Rachael Elise Yonge, Lewiston Operations Management

Ryan Michael Zimmerman**, Olympia, Washington Finance

Accounting

Sixue Wang*, Chengdu, People’s Republic of China Management and Human Resources

Wang Wang, Whitestone, New York Business Economics

Austin Jay Warth**, Chubbuck Marketing

Marketing

– 49 –

Magna cum laude

Zhixia Xu**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

C ollege

of

E ducation , H ealth & H uman S ciences

Established in 1920. Philip W. Scruggs, Ph.D., Interim Dean

Bachelor of Science in Dance Brooke Helen Ciocca**, Wendell Cum laude

Shaleyna Dawn Higgins, Bonners Ferry Allysen Ray Olsen, Fallon, Nevada

Miguel Cervantes**, Boise Secondary Education

Vivian Allyson Crow**, Davis, California Secondary Education

Miranda Amos**, Coeur d’Alene Secondary Education

Maurissa Diane Archer**, Post Falls Secondary Education

Rachel Diane Arnzen, Spokane, Washington Secondary Education

Amanda Christina Avery**, Hayden Elementary Education

James Raiden Ballinger**, Idaho Falls Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Caitlin Breanna Barber**, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Summa cum laude

Noah Thomas Belcik**, Lake Oswego, Oregon Secondary Education

Emma Waive Bloom§, Boise Elementary Education

Kimberly Anne Boone Evans**, Pocatello Elementary Education

Madison Rilee Bovee**, Sandpoint Elementary Education

Magna cum laude

Mckenzie Alida Brett§, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Alecia May Brooks, Cheney, Washington Secondary Education

Mackenzie Carnahan, Meridian Elementary Education

Hannah May Cartwright**, Genesee Elementary Education

Felice Kaylyn Caven§, Sandpoint Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Alexandra Elona Hobbs, Idaho City Kassandra Elise Hoots§, Hayden Elementary Education

Kelly Michelle Hurdelbrink**, University Place, Washington Brett James Hutchens**, Sandpoint Secondary Education

Nathaniel Michael DeGraw, Post Falls Secondary Education

Sky Sultana Dean**, Eagle Elementary Education

Madison Deschamps**, Auburn, Washington Elementary Education

Luke James Hyde*, Emmett Secondary Education

Amanda Kay Johnson**, Sandpoint Secondary Education

Jacob Montana Keating§, Boise Career and Technical Education

Savanna Victoria Kilborn, Moscow Elementary Education

Kandi Jennifer Drechsel, Rathdrum Summa cum laude

James Travis Evans**, Osburn Secondary Education

Ethan Jungho Kim**, Boise Secondary Education

Natalie Kay Klawitter, Meridian Elementary Education

Gabrien Ruth Fisher, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Summa cum laude

Elementary Education

Annabelle Dorothy Day§, Jerome

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Alyson Nicole Crum**, Spokane, Washington Gabrielle Rose Davis**, Idaho Falls

Bachelor of Science in Education

Sierra Marissa Hicks, Winona, Minnesota

Cum laude

Anna Pilar Fisk, Eagle Secondary Education

Hayley Drew-Ann Fleischman, Moscow Elementary Education

Nikolas Edward Foster**, Boise Secondary Education

Natasha Marie Franks§, Meridian Elementary Education

Bradly James Freeman, Rathdrum Elementary Education

Bryse Joy Gilmore**, Centralia, Washington Elementary Education

Jesus Javier Gonzalez Aguirre, Nampa Secondary Education

Erin Elizabeth Good**, Hauser Elementary Education

Tiffany Gunderson**, Moscow Elementary Education

Emily Jordan Hensley, Post Falls Elementary Education

– 50 –

Meagan Riley Kropf, Eagle Elementary Education

Michaela Ann LaFountaine§, Harrison Secondary Education

Alexa Lamers, Kalispell, Montana Elementary Education

Cum laude

Madelyn Rose Lauritzen, Coeur d’Alene Secondary Education

Kassidy Leona Lukesh, Wendell Elementary Education

Trenna Elsie McDaniel, Poulsbo, Washington Elementary Education

Abigael Marie McKnight**, Eagle Elementary Education

Shannon Kateland Melville**, Hailey Elementary Education

Gensen Eileen Merritt**, Rosalia, Washington Elementary Education

Danika Ann Moore, Sagle Secondary Education

Alexis Hope Morgan**, Boise Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Isaac Andrew Muncy**, Nampa Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Colin Richard Nordhausen**, Coeur d’Alene Summa cum laude

Cori Jean Nunes§, Nampa Elementary Education

Krista Bethany Olmsted, Hayden Secondary Education

Breana Nicole Ortiz**, Stockton, California Elementary Education

Mackenna Sosa**, Yucaipa, California Career and Technical Education

Olivia Dale Stefanson, Snohomish, Washington Elementary Education

Delisa Stein, Rathdrum Secondary Education

Summa cum laude

Cara Elizabeth Swann**, Post Falls Secondary Education

Delaney Shay Teuber, Boise Elementary Education

Kayla Louise Tremblay, Post Falls Secondary Education

Alexandria Lee Pastras**, Post Falls Elementary Education

Peyton Tverdy, Boise

Secondary Education

Jacob Ray Ussery**, Eagle Secondary Education

Sherri Nicole Paz**, Troy Elementary Education

Mary Vetsch**, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Paige Lauren Powers, Parma Secondary Education

Cum laude

Justine Morgan Vias, American Falls Elementary Education

Hannah Louise Price, Rathdrum Elementary Education

Ruby Jean Walgamott*, Caldwell Career and Technical Education

Ann Elizabeth Ragan, Coeur d’Alene Cum laude

Jordyn Kate Rauer**, Spokane, Washington Elementary Education

Tessa Rederick**, Colton, Washington Elementary Education

Olivia Rose Remmerden**, Kuna Elementary Education

Hailey Rae Ward, Lewiston Elementary Education

Nicole Marie Wellington**, Rocklin, California Elementary Education

Electra Anne Williams, Moscow Secondary Education

Matthew Gerald Wirtz, Twin Falls Secondary Education

Erica Anne Ringer**, Boise Elementary Education

Caitlyn M. Ripley, Boise Elementary Education

McKenzie Kay Louise Roth§, Rathdrum Elementary Education

Kayla Arlene Schaffer**, Ketchikan, Alaska Secondary Education

Ariana Marie Sciascia**, Coeur d’Alene Secondary Education

Preston Taylor Simpson, Emmett Secondary Education

Sabrina Dee Sirani**, Meridian Secondary Education

Anna Vitalevna Fomin, Otis Orchards, Washington Lexis Fouts, Post Falls Kantrel MaLee Fulton**, Priest River Matthew Parker Green, Victor Brian Lee Hannibal**, Rathdrum Samantha Hestekin, Nampa Anna Huckabee, Boulder, Colorado Kimani David Janke**, Boise Donnee Lauren Janzen, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada Marta Jardim de Magalhaes, Ponta Delgada, Portugal Emily Morgan Kaschmitter, Grangeville

Secondary Education

Hannah Therese Pawek**, Idaho City

Elementary Education

Andrea Jean Sorrell*, Adrian, Oregon Career and Technical Education

Shannon Keefe Nierman, Ft. Worth Texas,

Elementary Education

Gabriel Smith, Moscow

Molly Anelise Mangum, Eagle Rechelle Ann Meade*, The Valley, Anguilla Byron Lee Mitchell**, Orofino Xavier James Mitchell Murdoch**, Moscow Allison M. Radel, Moscow Brian David Robinson, Hayward, California Darinkka Rojas, Idaho Falls Allison Schomburg*, Boise Brandon Michael Shaughnessy**, Tarawa Terrace, North Carolina Matthew William Smith**, St. Maries

Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Health Jennavere Renae Ball*, McCall Makenna Lydia Behrens*, Kennewick, Washington Luisa Margarita Broden**, Colville, Washington Jessie Marshal Divine-Stump**, Anderson, Missouri Madeline Elizabeth Dowen, Boise Anna Drapeau, Coeur d’Alene

– 51 –

Zarren Ty Stoddard, Sandpoint Malaina Lynn Thacker, Puyallup, Washington Summa cum laude

Cameron James Townsend, West Hills, California Eric Vallin, Boise Cum laude

Sammy Mcabe Vanderpool, Coeur d’Alene Brandon Hutton Webster, Post Falls Hailey Andrea Wright*, Twin Falls

Bachelor of Science in Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences Charles Chibuike Akanno**, Inglewood, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Alyssa Rae Anderson, Bothell, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Cody A. Blamires**, Emmett Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Christina Marie Carlson§, Coeur d’Alene Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jordan Michelle Dickeson, Lewiston Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Caden Sherman-Lee Gatlin, Sandpoint Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dasha Jean Goade**, New Plymouth Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Devin Green, Hayden Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sara G. Hanson§, Kent, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Allison Kirby§, Athol

Hollee Marie Warren*, Osburn

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Andrea Lozano Soto, McCall Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emma Wickham, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dominick Joseph Luby**, Post Falls Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Alexandra Lorraine Roper**, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Calvin Woods**, Friday Harbor, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Brooklyn M. Zubal§, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Nicholas James Sabin, Bonners Ferry Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Zachary David Short**, Lebanon, Oregon Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Christina Lynn Smith, Spokane, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Laura Spataro, Volpago del Montello, Italy Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Summa cum laude

Logan Sumner**, Coeur d’Alene Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Christopher Dillon Walker§, Hayden Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Taylor Ashton Ward, Sagle Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

– 52 –

Bachelor of Science in Recreation Tyler B. Borchers*, Moscow Brock Browning, Sandpoint Gregory Ryan Gissel*, Middleton Alexander K. Gray, Moscow Matthew Robert Norton§, Edmonds, Washington Trevor Samuel Romans, Marsing Blake Andrew Westrick, Coeur d’Alene

C ollege

of

E ngineering

Established in 1907. Larry A. Stauffer, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science Sophia H. Bowen, Sandpoint Biological Engineering

Gabryel Antonio Conley Natividad, Moscow Biological Engineering

Leah Kirsten Davidson§, Boise Biological Engineering

Tobias Michael Flores-Wentz, Kennewick, Washington Biological Engineering

Brandon Marquez Gomez**, Mountain Home Biological Engineering

Tyler Robert Haglund, Gresham, Oregon Biological Engineering

Leslie Hurtado§, Rupert Biological Engineering

Jacob Alexander Knudson, Coeur d’Alene Biological Engineering

Kaitlyn Raquel Lindholm§, Boise Biological Engineering

Colin Marchus, Rathdrum Biological Engineering

Stefanie Lynn Marikis*, Nine Mile Falls, Washington Biological Engineering

Jett Braxton Murray, Preston Biological Engineering

Elisabeth Claire Nickell**, Pocatello Biological Engineering

Isabell Strawn, Moscow Biological Engineering

Summa cum laude

Silpa Subedi, Kathmandu, Nepal Biological Engineering

Tayson Thompson, Idaho Falls

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Hassan Mohammed Alghaith**, Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia Khalid Ali S. Alghamdi, Ruston, Louisiana Mohsen Salem J. Almalki, Jubail, Saudi Arabia Marquis Gary Atkinson, Heyburn Adriana Yanmei Bryant, Meridian Cum laude

Crystal Gallegos, Parma Malacki Thomas Ginner, Eagle Darrik Noah Goettsche, Nampa Austin Otto Greule, Rathdrum Niko Artturi Hansen, Corvallis, Oregon Summa cum laude

Luke Robert Huguenin, Cheney, Washington Hannah Rae Johnson, Coeur d’Alene Chad Travis Larsen, Coeur d’Alene Travis Carson Lindsay, Eagle Roslyn Abigale McCormack, Anchorage, Alaska William Thornton Chase Morgano, Lewiston

Biological Engineering

Jake Scott Varney, Emmett Biological Engineering

Addie Elizabeth White, Boise Biological Engineering

Magna cum laude

Nicholas E. Yensen, Caldwell Biological Engineering

Hope Alida Marie de Avila, Colfax, Washington Biological Engineering

Summa cum laude

Bence Skye Da Re, Everett, Washington Jaxon Carlton Dean, Kennewick, Washington Edie Nicole Engelmann, Richland, Washington Grant Anthony Gehring, Cottonwood Jacob Allan Gesh, Richland, Washington Cum laude

Joseph Samuel Gibson, Boise Tyler James Harvie**, Challis Ellyn Joyce Johnson, Moses Lake, Washington Justin Knight**, Walla Walla, Washington Nikole Ann Lorvick, Lake Forest Park, Washington Summa cum laude

Cameron Christopher MayPenelerick, Ronald, Washington Eric William Mulligan, Liberty Lake, Washington Cum laude

Christian Brent Preszler, Boise Brian William Skinner**, Coeur d’Alene Michael Scott Spiers, Boise

Kael Flynn Stelck, Deary

Anthony William Storro, Blanchard

Levi Myles Thomsen, Nampa

Jordan Mark Thompson, Tuba City, Arizona

Thomas Alexander Zeliff, Pomeroy, Washington

Biological Engineering

Blake Ray Urie, Hansen

Aaron Alexander Crockett, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Brock William Anderson, Lake Oswego, Oregon

Jade Dawn Williams, Richfield Samuel Richard Yunker, Wenatchee, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Daniel Brands, Post Falls

Preyusha Aryal, Kathmandu, Nepal

Annie Cui Chen, Woodland, California

Joseph B. Dennison, Bothell, Washington

Magna cum laude

Michael Douglas Clark**, Las Vegas, Nevada Anthony Gordon Clay, La Grande, Oregon

– 53 –

Andrew Hartman, Eagle Summa cum laude

Jacob Michael Jackson, Sandpoint Benjamin W. Odell**, Athol

Carlos Alberto Portela Santos, Jerome

Christopher M. Ocker**, Nampa

Taylor Dean Stewart, Eagle

Adam Michael Odell**, Coeur d’Alene

Mason Stewart Taylor**, Rathdrum Summa cum laude

Cameron Kai Williams, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Benjamin Budai, Athol

Sydney Petrehn, Eagle Isaac Kenneth Riggs, Pocatello Lennin Jesus Rodriguez*, Boise Blake Rude, Hayden Damon Edward Schafer**, Post Falls Magna cum laude

Torben J. Fisher**, Veradale, Washington William Grae Foster**, Moscow Mohamed Ahmed Hassan, Cairo, Egypt Magna cum laude

Cory McGillivray Holt, Jerome Cum laude

Cade Chambers Knott, Moscow Koffi Anderson Koffi**, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Dylan Robert Card, Meridian

Caleb Isaac Seely, Portland, Oregon

Ronald Crump**, Yorktown, Virginia

Damien Alexander Spencer, Kellogg

Wenfeng Li**, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Cameron James Dearien**, Moscow

Zachary Sugano, San Marcos, California

David Lowe, Post Falls

Joshua Jeremiah Dempsey**, Hayden Yamini Duggal*, Boise Annika Esau, Tigard, Oregon Delaney Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Twin Falls Jacob Samuel Friedberg, Woodinville, Washington Victoria Jade Gehring, Meridian Summa cum laude

Jonathan Hugh Gift, Bend, Oregon Gabriel Alexander Hasenoehrl**, Lewiston Hunter D. Hawkins-Stark, Hayden Isabel Marie Hinkle, Coeur d’Alene Chelsea Hogan, Worley Graeme Michael Holliday, Idaho Falls Cum laude

Lucas C. Jackson, Fruitland Evan Michael Jones**, Post Falls Cum laude

Oshan Karki, Siraha, Nepal Ronald Scott Keating, Post Falls Cosette King, Spokane, Washington Koffi Anderson Koffi**, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Lucas Evan Thoms, Plano, Illinois Nikolai Kuok Ling Tiong**, Aberfoyle Park, Australia Cum laude

Robert Christian Whitfield, Coeur d’Alene Connor Williams, Hayden Taegan Maurice Williams, Post Falls Nathaneil Scott Zander, Clarkston, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Salem R F TH R TH Alhajri**, Jaber Alali, Kuwait

Miguel Jorge Mares**, Meridian Keegan John Miley-Hunter**, Boise Ethan Scott Morris, Chelan, Washington Alexandra Elizabeth Morrison, Moxee, Washington Magna cum laude

Adriana Juraci Oliveira, Post Falls Andrew James Pilchard, Moscow Xinyu Sun**, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China HaiYang Tang**, Xuzhou, People’s Republic of China Harrison Reid Thomsen, Nampa

Hadi Altaan**, Moscow

Jess Michael Totorica**, Boise

Kate Helen Antonov, Palm Desert, California

Jackie Nichole Uhling, Lewiston

David Mackenzie Bowman, Moscow Calvin Robert Burton**, Boise Yi Cai**, Yangzhou City, People’s Republic of China Joshua Russel Camper, Nampa Andrea A. Cardona§, Burley Lance Curtis Carr, Rathdrum

Yingruo Liu, Guiyang Guizhou, People’s Republic of China

Yutong Chen*, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Abhilash Reddy Maramreddy*, Guntur, India

Zhou Chen**, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Conrad A. Mearns**, Sandpoint

Charlie Anne Dimke, Asotin, Washington

Max Ansel Moore, Idaho Falls

Andrew Malinowski, Boise

Yi Ding, Rugao, People’s Republic of China

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Summa cum laude

Mason Taylor Ulrich**, Lewiston Lukas Vermeulen, Ripon, California Kathryn Warner, Spokane Valley, Washington Mark Andrew Watson**, Post Falls Changyao Xu*, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China Li Yuhao, Jiangsu, People’s Republic of China Tianyi Zhang, Yixing, People’s Republic of China Huiyu Zhao*, Soochow, People’s Republic of China Yifan Zhu, Yancheng, People’s Republic of China

Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering

John Cosso*, Middleton Ryan Austin Crowell, Davis, California

Benjamin James McBride**, Idaho Falls Siobhan McGuire, Post Falls Cum laude

Khari Douglas Amos**, Idaho Falls

Nicholas Daquila, Mercer Island, Washington

Kirk David McKenzie*, Hayden

Nicholas Ayers**, Moscow

Anthony DeSantis, Mountain Home

Sara G. Beatty, Issaquah, Washington

Lucas Timothy Dibelius, Meridian

Matthew John MurphySweet, Caldwell

Mark Robert Currier, Snohomish, Washington Lillian Mortensen, Richland, Washington Ty Magnus Newman**, Caldwell Tyler William Wallace, Fish Camp, California

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Magna cum laude

Michael Alexander Eckert, Poulsbo, Washington Camille N. Eddy*, Boise Cameron James Eggart, Walla Walla, Washington Royal Emerson Elder, Auburn, Washington Cum laude

Andrew Reilly Neel*, Bellevue Tyson Jay Ostberg, Chester Colin Timothy Parke**, Boise Robert Paul Parks§, Emmett Dominic Louis Piccioni, Eagle Benjamin Jacob Randall**, Boise Max Von Rietze, Boise

Jessy Katherine Faulkner, Gooding

Grace Catherine Rosenvall, Boise

Avery Charles Frazier, Lewiston

Ahmed Ali A. Al Nahab**, Orem, Utah

Jacob Norman Roy, Emmett

Grace Newell Frazier, Clarkston, Washington

Michael Ian Sanabia*, Victor

Hasan R H A Alajmi**, Hadiya, Kuwait

Cody Gibson**, Burley

Omar Abdullah A Alghamdi*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Niklas Gillihan, Eagle

Evan Allen**, Filer Summa cum laude

Abdulrahman Ibrahim D. Almajnouni**, Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Suhaim Mohammed R. Altaleb*, Damman, Saudi Arabia Zachary Brian Avelar*, Buhl Piyush Basnet, Bara, Nepal

Summa cum laude

Jorge Alberto Gonzalez**, Idaho Falls Austin S. Goss§, Boise Jared Benjamin Gray, Moscow Meridian Leanne Haas, Colorado Springs, Colorado Summa cum laude

Steven Patrick Haener, Boise Jayden Ty Hartley*, Weiser

Bryce Daniel Bilderback, Boise

Matthew Charles Hodgson, St. Maries

Sean Blatner, Pullman, Washington

Hayden Levi Hulse*, Buhl

Nickolas Clarence Borek, Post Falls

Alexander Kiss*, Banks, Oregon

Garrett David Borth, Genesee

Magna cum laude

Summa cum laude

Zachary Michael Schirado, Caldwell Joshua D. Sewell**, Viola Keegan John Stanphill, Auburn, Washington Justin Dorian Stephens, Oregon City, Oregon Cum laude

Cassidy Ann Story, Sandpoint Nathan Douglas Stout, Lewiston Caitlin Anne Swenson*, Enumclaw, Washington Kaitlin Marie Tabaracci, Coeur d’Alene Jacob Philip Thorngate**, Mukilteo, Washington Austin Southwell Trail§, Clarkston, Washington

Conner Eugene Krezman, Naples

Matthew Uptmor, Meridian

James Matthew Bradley, Sagle

Maclean Landis, Boise

Ryan Joseph Walters**, Twin Falls

Andrew J. Brown, Eagle

Zachary Laymon, College Place, Washington

Cody James Wills*, Meridian

Summa cum laude

Cole Allan Brusven, Moscow Finan M. Bryan, Coeur d’Alene Ryan Thomas Burr, Twin Falls Magna cum laude

Robert Carne*, Sandpoint Jaden Nicholas Cavender, Spokane Valley, Washington Cum laude

Joseph Edward Cornwall, Moscow

Anson Joseph Lunstrum**, Nampa Benjamin Thomas Marek§, Grangeville Elliott Sharp Marsden*, Idaho Falls Logan James Matti, Redding, California Kyle Kelley Mays, Woodland Hills, California

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Benjamin Scott Zimmerman, Tekoa, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Technology Timothy Rocco Adelizzi**, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

C ollege

of

L etters , A rts & S ocial S ciences

Established in 2002. Sean Quinlan, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Arts Jazmin Acosta**, Melba Organizational Sciences

Faviola Aguilera Vasquez*, Nampa Spanish

Lizette Marie Almanza-Lopez, Weiser Sociology

Sidney Jordan Angstman, Boise International Studies

Magna cum laude

Amira Arias Lovera, Caldwell Latin-American Studies; Spanish; International Studies

Michaela Eveline Avants, Coeur d’Alene International Studies

Evelyn Avitia, Caldwell Journalism

Jonah Baker**, Boise Spanish

Andres Barrera-Rosales, Idaho Falls Advertising

Ashley Beals, Moscow Spanish

Cum laude

Elizabeth Betancourt Medina, Bonners Ferry Spanish

Jessica Betancourt Medina, Bonners Ferry Latin-American Studies; Spanish; International Studies

Stephen Joseph Binni, Idaho Falls English

Zachery Killian Bishop*, Kendrick Political Science

Abigail Madison Boesiger, Boise Spanish; Psychology

Rachel Lynn Bolt**, Damascus, Oregon Public Relations

Brady Bowers, Nampa International Studies

Sierra Nicole Brantz, Osburn International Studies

Mary Brown, Council Bluffs, Iowa Sociology

Cameron John Burke, Payette Sociology

Matthew Brauer Caldwell, Post Falls English

Crystal Lynn Carney, Coeur d’Alene English

Emma Carscallen, Moscow International Studies; Spanish Summa cum laude

Alondra Castaneda, Guadalajara, Mexico History

Psychology

Saharah Grace Chalupny, Sandpoint English

Abigail Anne Childress, Coeur d’Alene Spanish

Magna cum laude

Danielle Somer Coleman, Boise International Studies; Spanish

Samuel Collins, Moscow History

Brett Edward Csajaghy, Cary, Illinois History

Emily Kate Dienger, Yreka, California International Studies; Latin-American Studies

Jessica Brooke Doty, Moscow English

Kailyn Yu Eagy, Boise International Studies; Film and Television Studies

Gabrielle Edlund, Post Falls English

Tayler Ekness, Post Falls Advertising; Spanish

Cum laude

Austin Emler, Rupert English

Jonathan Michael Erber**, Moscow Music: Applied Music

Karen Suzette Estrada, Jerome Philosophy; Political Science

Saraya Dawn Flaig*, Lewiston History

Brando Flores, Boise Political Science; International Studies

Andrew James Forrey**, Boise International Studies; Spanish

Jacob Matvey Fry, Meridian International Studies

Rebekah Elizabeth Gann, Coeur d’Alene English

Halle Elizabeth Gilbert*, Eagle International Studies

Addison Tess Golightly, Moscow English

Jacquelyn Ceclia Holton, Coeur d’Alene

Summa cum laude

Gibraham Gomez, Gooding Sociology

Nicole Bianca Handlen, Pocatello International Studies

Samuel Robert Hernandez, Idaho Falls International Studies

Ryan Michael Hill, Boise History; Broadcasting and Digital Media

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Elizabeth Carolyn Hoots, West Linn, Oregon Spanish

Summa cum laude

Hanna Nicole Jackovich, Boise International Studies; Economics

Riley Sue Jensen, Middleton English

Silvia Karina Jimenez Vazquez, Parma Latin-American Studies; Spanish

Alexia May Johnston, Meridian Political Science

Seth King, Pasco, Washington English

Magna cum laude

Jasmine A. Kinkead*, Yreka, California International Studies

Jonna Mahalia Leavitt, Meridian English

Nickolas Kyle Leonhardy**, Moscow International Studies

Cassidy Louise Livingston**, Post Falls English

Jessica Lyon, Post Falls English

Kenneth Michael Marcy, Bonners Ferry English

Cameron McLeod Martin, Missoula, Montana English

Patience Abigayle Mateer, Fruitland Political Science

Ismael Mendoza, Emmett Political Science; Public Relations

Armin Mesinovic, Meridian Broadcasting and Digital Media

Luisa Meyer, The Dalles, Oregon International Studies

Noelle Renae Mims, Viola English

Summa cum laude

Katherine Alyce Misura**, Folsom, California International Studies

Tyler Thomas Moye, San Diego, California International Studies

Wesley Jacob Nagel**, McKinney, Texas French

Nicodemus Nolta**, Moscow English

Kaylee Jo Nye**, Weiser English

Andrea Smith*, Ahsahka

Cum laude

International Studies

Molly Elizabeth O’Brien*, Idaho Falls Political Science; Psychology

Magna cum laude

Jackson Maxwell Ogden, Spokane, Washington Philosophy

Summa cum laude

Eric Albino Ortega**, Jerome Sociology

Nichole Solberg, Grangeville English

Sociology

Dennis Richard Paulsen, Chino Hills, California English

Alena Diane Perriguey-Krings, Moscow Magna cum laude

English

English

International Studies

Karl Michael Robert Rehrmann*, Post Falls History

Olive Elisa Swan, Boise Jacqueline Lanae Takagi, Boise Keoni AK Tarbet Harrison, Coeur d’Alene English

Michel Robert Terry, Rathdrum International Studies; History

Chayce Elizabeth Reynolds, Nampa English

Alaina Lynn Thies, Post Falls English

Reilly-Ann Lois Rhoades, Moscow English

Alejandra Torres, Hayden International Studies

Dylan Richard, Moscow

Ashley Doreen Warren, Boise

English

International Studies

Yanet Rosales, Gooding

Electra Anne Williams, Moscow

Political Science

English

Abigail Genne Rowe**, American Falls

Emma Katherine Williams, Mukilteo, Washington Magna cum laude

Nicolas James Schofield, Boise International Studies; History Summa cum laude

Timmi Marie Schonewald, Smelterville English

Karsten Walter Schumaker, Moscow International Studies

Brittany Ann Shands, Phoenix, Arizona English

Ashton Shaul, Meridian Psychology

Madeline Shelton, Boise International Studies

Rya Grace Sheppard, Pinehurst Kailen Skewis, Post Falls

Ariana Suaste, Jerome

Advertising

Emma Ramalingam, Moscow

Timothy Ian Malm, Moscow Jillian Nicole Park, Portland, Oregon Colleen McNearney Whitman**, Post Falls Theatre Arts

Andrew T. Yoder, Boise Victoria Zenner, Meridian Theatre Arts

International Studies

International Studies; French

Jessica Marie Poe, Post Falls

Theatre Arts

Theatre Arts

Alexandra Stutzman, Redmond, Washington

English

Dillon Dean Poe**, Moscow

English

English

Jessica Rose Suprise**, Boise

International Studies

International Studies; Spanish

Calvin Palmer Stephenson**, Coeur d’Alene

Political Science; Philosophy

Julia Mary Pingel§, Boise

Cum laude

Theatre Arts

Broadcasting and Digital Media

International Studies; Political Science

Theatre Arts

William Lutz, Oakley, California

Theatre Arts

Hannah Marie Spear, Meridian Kimlye Galen Stager, Rexburg

Ryan J. Palmer, Meridian

English

International Studies

English

Jesse Padilla, Boise

French

Logan Smith**, Kennewick, Washington

Emma Rosemary Lindemood**, Rupert

History

Nora Ericarae Wilson, Rockville, Maryland Anthropology

Londan Wray**, Boise Spanish

Matthew Wren, Lewiston International Studies

Bachelor of Fine Arts Mason Hunter Chadd, Meridian Theatre Arts

Valerie Elizabeth Denton, Meridian Theatre Arts

Scott Hilton, Salt Lake City, Utah Theatre Arts

Alexa Lamers, Kalispell, Montana Theatre Arts

Magna cum laude

– 57 –

Bachelor of General Studies Jamal Ali AlDhahouri*, Moscow Ethan Garret Allen, Filer Karla Bravo*, Palo Alto, California Chase Wallace Brown**, Parma Ian Daniel Broxson*, Spirit Lake Bruce Benjamin Burns**, San Leandro, California Rebecca Lynn Burt*, Winfield, British Columbia, Canada Madelyn Burton**, Inkom Taylor Dale-Benson**, Issaquah, Washington Brandon Lee Draper**, Caldwell James Durbin**, Athol Kimberly Kathryn Durbin**, Coeur d’Alene Tkacia Fred**, Post Falls Connor Alan Hernandez**, Idaho Falls Drayke Victoria Hilpert*, Liberty Lake, Washington Heidi Holsapple**, Rozet, Wyoming Adriane J. Hull**, Boise Cole Jacob JohnsonCorlett**, Meridian Daniel L. Johnston, Grangeville Tyler Keith Kennedy, Sagle Jonah Kim, Santa Rosa, California Brianna Marie Lucien, Everett, Washington

Peter Joseph Mahoney**, Spokane Valley, Washington

Brady Charrier, Meridian

Madison Nicole McKinney, Boise

Jared Crider, Spokane, Washington

Patience Elizabeth Miles**, Gresham, Oregon

Mallory Anne Hunt, Oak Harbor, Washington

Damon Edward Miller, Sagle Keilly D. Murphy**, Coeur d’Alene Gavino Alvarez Nava, Wendell Jordan David Nelson, Coeur d’Alene Robert Allen Newey**, Twin Falls

Music: Performance; Music Education

Music: Performance

Max Samuel Justice**, McMinnville, Oregon Cum laude

Carly Jo McLean**, Homer, Alaska Music Education

Andrew Rayborn*, Pocatello Music: Composition

Kyle Nicol*, Boise

Carrington Anne Rinehart**, Hayden

Lee Rawls, Moscow

Music Education; Music: Performance

Katelyn Ann Reeves*, Moscow

Olivia Anne Saurette**, Post Falls

Melanie Erin Robarge*, Camas, Washington

Kathryn Diane Skidmore*, Sandpoint

Cooper Wyatt Robbins**, Twin Falls

Lara Vivian Smith*, Walla Walla, Washington

Courtney Paige Stallings, Boise Lillianne Grace Studer**, Walla Walla, Washington Robert Edward Taylor*, Jacksonville, Florida Damen Michael Thacker, Meridian Connor J. Watkins, Coeur d’Alene

Music: Performance

Summa cum laude

Music: Business

Music: Performance

Music Education

Bachelor of Science Connor David Abajian, Boise Political Science

Cullen Daniel Aherin, Lewiston

Film and Television Studies

Film and Television Studies

Leticia Monica Ahuatzi**, Fort Hall Sociology

Daniel James Akre**, Bonners Ferry Psychology

Natividad Aguayo, Deland, Florida Music: Performance

Emily Michele Allis**, Post Falls Music Education; Music: Performance

Elias Daniel Anderson**, Idaho Falls Music Education

Brantley Christ Bacon**, Priest River Music Education; Music Composition Magna cum laude

Keegan Bernardin**, Sandpoint Music: Performance

Summa cum laude

Faith Raelyn Bigler, Lewiston Music: Performance

Matthew Tyler Bosley, Kent, Washington Music: Business

Madelein Harley Bowman**, American Falls

Jeanette Ann Baker, Post Falls Psychology

Emily Ruth Baldwin**, Spokane, Washington Organizational Sciences; Communication

Curtis Gene Baremore, Boise Psychology

Bethany Rose Baril*, Pullman, Washington Psychology

Kayla Leann Barker, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Hannah Beehler**, Yakima, Washington Theatre Arts

Abygail Marie Berger, Wallace Isabella Noelle Bermingham**, Paso Robles, California Psychology

Cullen McLachlan Williams, San Jose, California

Bachelor of Music

Public Relations; Political Science

Keegan Bernardin**, Sandpoint

Kayla Dawn Addington*, Kuna

Joseph Gregory Wysocki**, Seal Beach, California

Jacey Bacon, Lapwai

Psychology; Communication

Hunter Vaughn Strobel*, Coeur d’Alene

Lise Marie Welch**, Boise

Heidi Wiseman**, Twin Falls

Psychology

Audrey Bird, Coeur d’Alene Public Relations

Music Education; Music: Composition

Music Education

Kelsey M. Auer, St. Maries

Paige Christina Albers, Boise Organizational Sciences

Selena Anastacia Alexandropoulos, Moscow Psychology

Cody J. Allen*, Downey Criminology

Cody Lyn Allred**, Indian Valley Public Relations

Summa cum laude

Priscilla Ann Alt**, Moscow Psychology

Magna cum laude

Kylee Dawn Amos**, Post Falls Psychology

Magna cum laude

Melissa Dawn Andrus, Campbell, California Communication

Jamie M. Ankerson**, Colton, Washington Sociology

Philosophy

Music

Aaron Bomi Bharucha**, Tonasket, Washington Communication

Matthew Tyler Bosley, Kent, Washington Organizational Sciences

Elizabeth Sandra Eileen Bowen, Mill Creek, Washington Psychology

Haley Noel Bowles**, Potlatch Organizational Sciences

Jayden Douglas Boyer, Boise Psychology

Eric M. Branson, Moscow Theatre Arts

Nicole Anne Brito, Boise Psychology

Kayla Brooking, Spokane Valley, Washington Psychology

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Cum laude

Samuel D. Bruce, Moscow Journalism

Delaney Rose Buell, Mill Creek, Washington Broadcasting and Digital Media

Jimi Burtenshaw, Terreton Psychology

Jonathan Leonard Byrd, Meridian Psychology

Music: Performance

Summa cum laude

Torrin Bernardin, Sandpoint

Wilson Edward Caisley, Moscow Advertising

Political Science; Philosophy

Cassandra Dawn Cannon, Kendrick Psychology

Kaitlyn Rose Dial, Moscow Public Relations

Elizabeth Carbajal, Sylmar, California Broadcasting and Digital Media

Fabian Ivan Cardenas, Umatilla, Oregon Psychology

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Emily Lynn Carter*, Post Falls Psychology; Sociology

Shaylyn Marie Cawley**, Commerce City, Colorado Broadcasting and Digital Media

Jonathan Eric Chavez*, Moscow Sociology

Maya LaBella Clark, Hayden Public Relations

Michelle Renee Clark**, Athol Psychology

Whitney Clark*, Boise Organizational Sciences

Samuel S. Clements, Boise Psychology; Philosophy

Tayler Coats, Twin Falls Organizational Sciences

Kristina Rea Cockerille**, Boise Summa cum laude

Elaine Hannah Cockle*, Hayden Psychology

Willow Avery Cogan, McCall Psychology

Alyssa Conrad, Post Falls Sociology

Scott Bernard Cordes, Hayden Advertising

Kimberly Corona*, Nampa Sociology

Kyle Steven Cutting*, Moscow Sociology

Samuel James Dagelen, Lewiston Film and Television Studies

Samantha De La Torre-Hogan**, Middleton Psychology

Carrol Lynn DeMartini**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Vanessa Delgado Ascencio**, Nampa Psychology

Rochelle Camille Delos Santos**, Bremerton, Washington Public Relations

Christopher Steven Deremer**, Blanchard

Kashya Floyd, Meridian Philosophy

Summer Fowler, Norman, Oklahoma Psychology

Alicia Lee Dibble**, Rathdrum Psychology

Elizabeth Diego Dill**, Uriangato Guanajuato, Mexico Organizational Sciences; Psychology

Wyle Flint Carey**, Spirit Lake

Anthropology

Sierra Dawn Devlin-Krug, Lewiston

Nicholas M. Dimico*, Post Falls Broadcasting and Digital Media

Dustin Tyler Doan*, Boise Organizational Sciences

Madison Elizabeth Dolmmka, Kuna Psychology; Sociology

Kevin Michael Donahue, Idaho Falls Psychology

Makenna Pauline Donahue**, Boise Political Science

Abbigail Sybil Dooley**, Boise Psychology

A’maurie Joyce Duckwitz, Idaho Falls Political Science

Alexandra Elizabeth Duggan, Boise Psychology

Tevin De’ Angelo Duke, Spokane, Washington Broadcasting and Digital Media

Coleman Edwards, Kimberly Sociology

Jessica Marie Ellis, Emmett Music

Annika Esau, Tigard, Oregon Psychology

Emmally Brooke Evans, Payette Psychology

Mandelyn Jeanne Fagg, Driggs Psychology

Karter J. Farris, Mission Viejo, California Psychology

Eleanore Grace Faunce, Moscow Psychology

Luke Stephen Fraga, Windsor, California History

Shyvonne Fronning**, Breckenridge, Minnesota Psychology

Jacob Matvey Fry, Meridian Political Science

Rebekah Elizabeth Gann, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Chance Thomas Garvin, Coulee Dam, Washington Communication

Alyssa Rose Genther, Spokane, Washington Economics

January Marie Gibbens, Nampa Sociology

Arya Makinley Gibson**, Hailey Sociology

Jennifer G. Gil, Caldwell Psychology

Zachary R. Gokey, Oldtown Psychology

Andrea Good**, Meridian Public Relations

Cum laude

Brant S. Gorham, Joseph, Oregon History; Economics

Kari Lynn Gors, Sandpoint Psychology

Brady Emmett Govreau, Meridian Psychology; Sociology

Logan Geoffrey Greenhill**, Eagle Sociology

Brady Jean Gunns, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Jessica Hall, Caldwell John Thomas Campbell Hall, Boise Sociology

Lauren Fereday, Moscow Public Relations

Mikaila Morisa Hall, Idaho Falls Psychology; Economics

Anna Pilar Fisk, Eagle Psychology

Paige Christina Fiske, Spokane, Washington Journalism

Claire Marie Hamilton**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Samantha Hammond, Post Falls Psychology

Delaney Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Twin Falls Philosophy

Caitlyn Rose Flannery**, Boise Sociology

Broadcasting and Digital Media

– 59 –

Nicole Bianca Handlen, Pocatello Economics

Annalise Marie Hanigan, Fruitland Advertising

Magna cum laude

Samantha Jordan Hansen, Richland, Washington Organizational Sciences

Anthropology

Kimberly Jean Hardwicke, Blackfoot Psychology

Janaye Arielle Hutchison*, Sandpoint Psychology

Kasey Rosetta Lynn Haren**, Auburn, Washington Sociology

Gavan Kade Harmon, Emmett History

Heather Marie Harper, Plummer Organizational Sciences

Caitlin Joy Harrold**, Garden Valley Anthropology

Sydney Rae Hartford, Newcastle, Washington Psychology

CJ Inghram**, Boise Sociology

Journalism

Annika Daphne Kim Jacobson, Coeur d’Alene Sociology

Daisy Kay James, Blackfoot Psychology

Evan Thomas Jameson, Walla Walla, Washington Broadcasting and Digital Media

Political Science

Fianna Toni-Evelyn Hayes, Lapwai Psychology

Kayleigh Marie Heater, Kamiah Organizational Sciences

Erin Nicole Henkhaus, Los Alamitos, California Theatre Arts

Joshua Steven Herman**, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Organizational Sciences

Madison Noel Jelinek, Puyallup, Washington Sociology

Jalan Raquan Jenkins, Evanston, Illinois Communication

Sociology

Leslie Jimenez, Caldwell Advertising

Psychology

Nicole Lynn Hindberg**, Moscow Journalism

Naomi Fern Hlavka, Clark Fork Psychology

Talje Henrica Mary Hoene**, Bitburg, Germany Summa cum laude

Emma Rose Hofmaister, St. Maries Psychology; Communication

Elizabeth Ann Holdridge, Meridian Public Relations

Ilene Elizabeth Holguin, Caldwell Sociology

Emily Holtrop, Star Public Relations

Colby Shane Hoskinson**, Mead, Washington Psychology

Avery Reed Housley**, Eugene, Oregon Advertising

Miranda Leigh Hughes**, Meridian Public Relations

Amanda Charline Johnston, Moscow

Patrick Thomas Hunter, Garden Valley

Harrison James Humphrey Laschinger**, Spokane, Washington Broadcasting and Digital Media

Gracie Colleen Lassiter, Hayden Broadcasting and Digital Media

Mackenzie Leigh Lauritzen**, Coeur d’Alene Public Relations

Magna cum laude

Grace Fania LeMarr, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Gavin LePage, Coeur d’Alene Economics

Amberlea Kathleen Lewis*, Post Falls Advertising

Misty R. Lewis*, Juliaetta Organizational Sciences; Communication

Ivie Colleen Linger, St.Anthony Emily Sara Long, Wallace Vanessa Lopez**, Bonners Ferry Sociology

Kristen Anne Lowe**, Post Falls Advertising

Jonah Leon Judd, Snohomish, Washington Psychology

Samuel Harris Lubell, Baltimore, Maryland Communication

Keara Nikole Kaltmaier, Moscow Public Relations

Summa cum laude

Edith Marlene Maldonado, Wendell Sociology

Vidiana Marie Kaufman, Rathdrum Organizational Sciences; Public Relations

Zachary Kellogg, Nampa Broadcasting and Digital Media

Erin Michelle Kennelly, St. Maries Political Science

Avery Ellen Kent, Boise Psychology; Organizational Sciences

Quinn Maya Kinzer**, Bend, Oregon Economics

Matthew Kohlman*, Alamo, California Economics

Hannah Elizabeth Kremer**, Everett, Washington Public Relations

Sean Malone, Idaho Falls Political Science

Eunice Tatenda Manika, Meridian Organizational Sciences

Evan John Mankowski**, Tenino, Washington Public Relations

Cole Thomas Manship, Meridian Advertising

Valer Mapendo*, Boise Sociology

Raquel Catherine Marboe, Idaho Falls Sociology

Elizabeth Jane Marshall, Sandpoint Political Science

Natalie Anne Krick, Genesee Daniel James Kuklok, Idaho Falls Criminology

Psychology; Sociology

Adriana Isabel Lange*, San Ramon, California

Criminology

Austin Allen Johnson-Burns, Corral

Sociology

Miranda Ann Higens, Rathdrum

Organizational Sciences

Alexia Marie Lancaster, Boise

Philosophy

Anthropology; Sociology

Caitlynn Brielle Hewlett, Nampa

Peyton A. Lambert**, Meridian

Psychology; Sociology

Samuel Stuart Jackson, Nampa

Curtis Lewis Jeffery, Pullman, Washington

Riley Haun**, Wilder

Psychology; Philosophy

Julian Hobbs Hurtado, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Katie Cynthia Kunz**, Idaho Falls Psychology

Skyler Farrer Martin, Moscow Broadcasting and Digital Media

Penny Martinez, Palouse, Washington Organizational Sciences

Daniel Edward Mashrick**, Leverett, Massachusetts History

– 60 –

Kelley Jo Massingale, Elgin, Oregon Sociology

Karina Mateos, Santa Rosa, California Psychology

Emily Jane Maus, Idaho Falls Psychology

Brandon Michael Mauss, University Place, Washington Political Science

Amanda Ann McDonnell**, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Ryan Connor McGuire, Idaho Falls Sociology

Jessica R. McKenzie, Coeur d’Alene Sociology

Ian McMahan, Mountain Home Advertising

Alexandra Rose McNaught, Boise Psychology

Emily Minter**, Rathdrum Psychology

Katherine Alyce Misura**, Folsom, California Journalism

Lauren E. Moon, Kingston Philosophy

Holland Kathryn Moore**, Kellogg Organizational Sciences

Julia Kate Moore, Eagle Advertising

Makayla Mae Moore**, Princeton Psychology; Communication

Tristan Carl James Morehouse, Moscow Organizational Sciences

Alexandar Morrison, Boise Philosophy

Landon McCall Moulding, Rathdrum Political Science; Philosophy

Allison Renae Munoz, Lewiston Psychology

Annie Jo Myers**, Boise Psychology

Jessica Nichole Naylor**, Felt Psychology

Kyle Daniel Nelsen, Idaho Falls Organizational Sciences

Aubrey Grace Newman, Boise Psychology

Morgan Elizabeth Nicholson**, Eagle Psychology

Erin Elizabeth Noble, Boise Advertising

Tosha Marie Norris, Middleton Psychology

Lauren N. Nowatzki**, Meridian Psychology

Psychology

Joseph E-C Oler, Athol

Edgar Emilio Rosales, Caldwell

Philosophy

Owen Whitaker Olsen-Smith, Boise Anthropology

Angela Marie Palermo, Hagerman Journalism

Nawanont Pathomsiri, Bangkok, Thailand Film and Television Studies

Summa cum laude

Bailey Ann Patterson, Boise Psychology; Sociology

Sociology

Melina N. Rostron, Post Falls Psychology

Jacob Paul Rudd, Madras, Oregon History

Laura Giselle Ruiz-Bernal, Caldwell Sociology

Fidela Diana Salayes Araiza, Moscow Organizational Sciences

Sherri Lynne Paz, Moscow Anthropology

Oscar Francisco Salinas, Boise Psychology

Isabella Marie Pellegrini, Edmonds, Washington Sociology

Alena Diane Perriguey-Krings, Moscow Public Relations

Anacaren Rodriguez**, Milton-Freewater, Oregon

Magna cum laude

Eric Christian Peterson, Snohomish, Washington Political Science

Maya Rachel Salsbury, Moscow History

Kelsey Lauren Salter, Alameda, California Psychology

Karla Guadalupe Sanchez, Twin Falls Sociology

Shanda Schmier, Idaho Falls Organizational Sciences

Avery Nicole Phelps, Meridian Sociology

Rachel Lafon Sheldon**, Meridian Sociology

Allison Paige Pierce*, Kuna Sociology

Debra L. Shelton**, Sandpoint Psychology

Heather Raylene Pitcher, Rathdrum Organizational Sciences

Carson James Poertner, Fullerton, California Psychology

Alexander Poland, Osburn Psychology

Leila Camille Porter, Eagle Sociology

Teylor Christine Prange, Elk, Washington Psychology

Madeline Leah Price, Boise Criminology

Sarah Renee Puryear, Sandpoint Sociology

Allison M. Radel, Moscow Psychology

Viktoria Julia Ramos, Caldwell Communication

Mercedes F. Resendiz, Caldwell Psychology

Chayce Elizabeth Reynolds, Nampa History

Alicia Jinxin Richards, Bliss Psychology

Treighton Shepherd*, Meridian Psychology

Jethro James Shorman, Sandpoint Advertising

Michael Sikorski**, Meridian Political Science

Dominique Erin Simms, Caldwell Psychology

Christopher Dasyre Sires, Kennewick, Washington Psychology

Thomas Sixbey, Plummer Psychology

DeVonte Clint Smith, Boise Public Relations

Janae Lynn Smith, Boise Psychology

Kerigan Delaney Smith, Boise Advertising

Kylie Denise Smith, Eagle Psychology

Megan Ann Smith, Hailey Political Science

Summa cum laude

Sandra Grace Smith*, College Place, Washington Economics

Cheyanne Risch, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Tobias Tyrone Rising, Buena Park, California History; Political Science

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Amanda Marie Soderling, Coeur d’Alene Anthropology

Emma Elizabeth Sondker**, Puyallup, Washington Music

Elizabeth Spalding**, Post Falls Psychology

Hannah Marie Spear, Meridian Sociology

Allessandra Mae Stephenson, Eagle Psychology

Jensen Stevens**, Nampa Sociology

Emily Diane Stoeser*, Post Falls Public Relations

Matera Charee Stoffle**, Meridian Psychology

William Britt Stokes, Meridian Psychology

Cassandra Nicole Stone, Caldwell Sociology

Dominique Christine Stout, Meridian Broadcasting and Digital Media

John Stuart**, Thousand Oaks, California Organizational Sciences

Jacob Lee Sullivan**, Osburn Political Science

Teja Sunku, Redmond, Washington Philosophy

Seth Clint Sutherland, Porthill Communication

Rachel Sutton, Cocolalla Sociology

Brianna Lorraine Swopes**, Oldtown Organizational Sciences

Bethany Grace Symonds*, Malaga, Washington

Logan Anne Tentinger*, Nampa Psychology; Sociology

Alaina Lynn Thies, Post Falls Psychology

Dylan Joshua Thigpen**, Etiwanda, California Sociology

Samia Nadine Wadman, Al Qahira, Egypt Advertising

Andrea Kay Wadsworth, Pinehurst Advertising

Tanner Cameron Walde, Post Falls Advertising

Akyra Thompson**, Boise Advertising

Ryan Michael Walter**, Eagle Anthropology

Matthew Scott Tidd*, Meridian Philosophy

Ashley Doreen Warren, Boise Psychology

Siliveinusi Hehea Mafua Tomasi**, Oakland, California Communication

Caleb Kent Sherrill Weeks**, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Andrew M. Tomt**, Sandpoint Psychology; Sociology

Liam Wyatt Topham, Bainbridge Island, Washington Political Science

Robert Traverse, Coeur d’Alene History

Erica Ann Trinh**, Eagle Psychology

Gavin Alexander Tweedie, Rathdrum Sociology

Dashiell Eric Tyler, Orofino Psychology

Hailey Vachon, Snohomish, Washington Sociology; Psychology

Darnisha Elizabeth Victorain, Nampa Political Science

Margot Jane Vietri, Coeur d’Alene Advertising

Cassandra Angeles Villavicencio**, Glenns Ferry Psychology

History

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Brady James Weiskircher, Eagle Noah Joseph Wetzel, Victor Theatre Arts

Katy M. Wicks, Moscow Public Relations

Rose Marie Wildwood*, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Kate Ryan Wilhite, Eagle Psychology

Reaine G. Wilson, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Mariah Noelle Wood, Idaho Falls Sociology; Philosophy

Summa cum laude

Ashlee Workman, Colorado Springs, Colorado Psychology

Jessica Zazuetta, Post Falls Sociology

Makena Gene Zorza, Hood River, Oregon Sociology

Cum laude

C ollege

of

N atural R esources

Established in 1917. Dennis Becker, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Conservation Biology Orion S E CardenasRitzert, Homedale Leah Tess Dreesmann, Moscow Cum laude

Lydia Margaret Druin, Mattoon, Illinois Cum laude

Kinsey Nicole Freeman, Coeur d’Alene Summa cum laude

Elizabeth Carolyn Hoots, West Linn, Oregon

Jarod Keith Serre, Boise

Dylan D. Dias, Buhl

Emma Elizabeth Sondker**, Puyallup, Washington

Kade David Edward Holling, Rosalia, Washington

David Morris Sonneman**, Boise

Logan Little, Redmond, Washington

Madi Lynn Thurston, Kuna

Cal Steven Martin, Dayton, Washington

Cum laude

Tatiana DJ Tubberville, Bremerton, Washington Samuel Thomas Turner**, Boise Londan Wray**, Boise George David Zamora*, Wenatchee, Washington

Kassandra C. Townsend**, Nampa Sacha Lee Wells, Nampa Summa cum laude

Natalie Kathleen Wiley**, Nampa Zander Zuniga, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

Jose Gildardo Ortiz**, Mountain Home Easton Lewis Powaukee, Pendleton, Oregon Dakotah Blaine Smith, Troy

Caleb R. Ziegler, Fruitland

Summa cum laude

Katie Jean Tiller**, Chubbuck

Eduard Mixich, Auburn, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Fire Ecology and Management Morgan Nicole Alexander, Kimberly Kyle Matthew Briggs, Boise Lars Filson, Ashland, Oregon Joshua Dene Fuhriman**, Garden Valley

Bachelor of Science in Forestry Kelly Randal Brady**, Napa, California Devin Shawn Bruegeman**, Grangeville Justin Bruns, Folsom, California Logan Michael Chase**, Lewiston

Lucas Henry Hight*, La Grange, Illinois

Emily Rose Corisis, Nampa

Emma Arman, Post Falls

Brandon Patrick Johnson, Gooding

Michaela Eveline Avants, Coeur d’Alene

Bryan David Olson**, Helena, Montana

Nathan Karl Dueck, Pacifica, California

Joyce L. Bennett, Moscow

Kyle Paulekas, Carmen

Sierra Nicole Brantz, Osburn

Risa Ann Rushton, Iona

Lauren Louann Carlsen, Coeur d’Alene Cum laude

Summa cum laude

Sydney M. Schvaneveldt, Kimberly

Nisha Chapagain, Lalitpur, Nepal

Andrew Michael Sibley, Everett, Washington

Skyler Cheever, Boise

Caden Brody Taylor, McCall

Connor Daw, Idaho Falls

Dakota Jeffrey Martin Ward, Sagle

Hana Jain Haakenstad, Meridian Kathryn Eliza Hale, Park City, Utah Nikole Ann Lorvick, Lake Forest Park, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Fishery Resources

Nicholas P. Dewez**, Berzee, Belgium

Summa cum laude

Elizabeth Abigail Evans, Boise Sean Connor Forbes**, Chehalis, Washington Othoniel Galvan Lopez, Tampico, Mexico Kevin Gray, Bonners Ferry Caleb James Joslin, Port Angeles, Washington Justin Alan Lewellen**, Hines, Oregon Thomas Everett Luckey, Coolin Joshua Michael Lyon**, Coeur d’Alene

Chloe Spencer Beall, Maumelle, Arkansas

Ryan Marrs**, Port Townsend, Washington

Riley Danielle Ragain, Canby, Oregon

Mason Charles Brink, El Dorado, California

Shane William Merrill, Colville, Washington

Katlyn Mae Schafer, Nampa

Matthew Dean Carter, Nampa

William Perry, Grangeville

Summa cum laude

Logan Mark Marispini, Eagle

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Lane Rasmussen, Sandpoint Josh Reed, Moscow

Bachelor of Science in Rangeland Conservation

Darold Riley Harris, Nezperce Mariah Nichole Hilliard**, Middleton

Bradley Rose, Rathdrum

Derek Michel Hyde, Vale, Oregon

Lily Hodgson, Boise

Emma Elizabeth Spurbeck**, Spokane, Washington

Benjamin Alan Stiff**, Meridian

Jason Ray Horst**, Middleton

Joseph Justin Stevens, Moscow Adam Karl Vandegrift, Moscow Evando Leon Vega, Rupert

Danae Lydia Jenkins, Pocatello

Bachelor of Science in Renewable Materials McKenna Rose Dustin, Eagle

Cameron Davis Vu, Spokane, Washington

Daniel Jokic, Meridian

Dakota Jeffrey Martin Ward, Sagle

Benjamin Uptmor, Lewiston

Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Conservation Alexander G. Ayers**, Coeur d’Alene Elizabeth J. Bjerke, Boise Jennifer Coats, Rupert Ian Patrick Donahue, Boise Toni Lynne Eells, St. Maries Zoe Harpole, Boise Selena Renee Lewis**, Deer Park, Washington Caitlin Leslie Nate, Idaho Falls Brandon James Roberts, Pulaski, Tennessee Jason Thomas, Warm Springs, Oregon

Shandra Ann Kelly**, Walla Walla, Washington Tara Keuter, Albany, Oregon Michael Mallard**, Helena, Montana Magna cum laude

Rylie Malm**, Moscow Cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Resources Cory Rae Allred, Indian Valley Summa cum laude

Eduard Mixich, Auburn, Washington Bryan David Olson**, Helena, Montana Kassidy June Ostberg, Pocatello

Zoie Anderson, Moscow

Amanda Marie Puype*, Boise

Harrison Jon Aubrey, Appleton, Wisconsin

Preston James Scantling**, Boise Hailey Nicole Shannon, Boise

Chloe Spencer Beall, Maumelle, Arkansas

Jacob Tyler Shoup, Dalton Gardens

Emmalee Anne Carruth, Boise

Dakotah Blaine Smith, Troy

Jacob David Clark, Idaho Falls

Benjamin Alan Stiff**, Meridian

Fisher Eric Corbin, Ventura, California

Elle A. Sutherland**, Moscow

Zachary James Cuddy*, Lewiston

Victoria Vinecke**, Boise

Jarin James Taylor Ebbers, Weiser

Shannon Rae Wilkey, Rexburg

Cum laude

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Cum laude

Summa cum laude

C ollege

of

S cience

Established in 2002. Ginger Carney, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science Cody Craig Abegglen, St. Anthony Biology

Geography

Brenna Dace, Idaho Falls Daniel Jones Daily**, Hagerman Physics

Badar Salim Saleh Al Harthy, Ruwi Muscat, Oman Mathematics

Dominic Alexander De La Torre, Middleton Chemistry

Jordan Nicole Alcorn, Boise Medical Sciences

Audrey Dingel, Boise Medical Sciences

Josiah Duane Anderson, Moscow Medical Sciences

Cum laude

Janet Dominguez, Mountain Home Biology

Matthew Will Antonson, Idaho Falls Chemistry

Erin Dow**, Worley Mathematics

Rachel Diane Arnzen**, Spokane, Washington Biology

Marquis Gary Atkinson, Heyburn Chemistry

Timothy Carl Barningham, Middleton Medical Sciences

Natalie Ann Dwight, Idaho Falls Medical Sciences

Jai Danae Earsley, Anchorage, Alaska Chemistry

Hannah Renee Eckert, Wenatchee, Washington Medical Sciences

Dylan Cole Beeler**, Clarkston, Washington Medical Sciences

Delaney Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Twin Falls Mathematics

Mikel Berria, Fruitland Medical Sciences

Kourtney Elayne Floyd, Nampa Biology

Solon Joshua Imeson Brenner, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

McKenna Anne Brinkman, Buhl Medical Sciences

Kate Marie Brooks, Payette Geological Sciences

Lukas Fontes, Meridian Biology

Isabella Marie Gale, Boise Mathematics

Alyssa Rose Genther, Spokane, Washington Statistics

Constance Anne Burns, Snoqualmie, Washington Cum laude

Landen Butterfield*, Post Falls Geography

Maya Quinn Calvero, Squaw Valley, California Biology

Diana Laura Cervantes**, Caldwell Biology; Medical Sciences

Rylee Francis Chambers, Potlatch Medical Sciences

Jeremiah Daniel Chapleski, Hayden Physics

Madison Naomi Chapman**, Seattle, Washington Medical Sciences

Lindsey Renee Clemens, Nampa Chemistry

Tyler Adam Clemens**, Caldwell Mathematics

McKenna Lynn Cobbley, Boise Medical Sciences

Geological Sciences

Medical Sciences

Joseph Admiraal, Lincoln, Nebraska

Geological Sciences

Isaac Peter Cook*, Colfax, Washington

Keggan Ray Georgeson, Idaho Falls Geological Sciences

Hailey Joy Gilbreath, Rigdefield, Washington Medical Sciences

Giovanna Lee Girolami, University Place, Washington Medical Sciences

Monika Lucia Halmo**, Coeur d’Alene Geography

Jacob Harbin*, Caldwell Geological Sciences

Savanah Leigh Heinz, Kennewick, Washington Medical Sciences

Erin Nicole Henkhaus, Los Alamitos, California Physics

Jennifer Selene Hernandez, Jerome Biology

Brett Ashley Herrick, Boise Medical Sciences

Emily Breann Hodgman-Richter, Kellogg Chemistry

Sam Holownia, Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada Geography

Summa cum laude

Natasha Maria James, Moscow Medical Sciences

Amanda Kay Johnson**, Sandpoint Mathematics

Robert Antulio Kane, Fruitland Geological Sciences

Bandita Karki, Siraha, Nepal Mathematics; Statistics

Khloe Madison Kyllonen, Sandpoint Medical Sciences

Brandon T. Leal, Jerome Biology

Christopher Steven Lentz**, Sun Valley Geography

Duncan Joseph Lester, Boise Chemistry

Maryssa Kristine Lovoi, Hayden Medical Sciences

Justin David Lyon, Post Falls Medical Sciences

Nicholas Michael Goldthorpe, Hayden Geological Sciences

Conner Michael Gould, Folsom, California Medical Sciences

Gregory Ryan Gravelle, Dalton Gardens Mathematics

Cum laude

Cassandra Jessie Madrigal, Caldwell Statistics; Mathematics

Cecelia Ann Clara Mans, Florence, Oregon Medical Sciences

Josanna Marquez§, Fruitland Medical Sciences

Karen Martinez**, Mountain Home Physics

Janey Lynn Greenberg, Stuttgart, Germany Biology

Maria Isabel Martinez, Mountain Home Biology

Trevor Jacob Griffin, Coeur d’Alene Mathematics

Vincent Micah Groner, Caldwell Chemistry

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Roslyn Abigale McCormack, Anchorage, Alaska Chemistry

Nicholas Alec McDonald, Othello, Washington Medical Sciences

Cum laude

Coleman Louis Meredith**, Naples Geological Sciences

Kayla McKenna Miyashiro**, Stafford, Virginia Chemistry

Carlos Miguel Munoz, Twin Falls Physics

Chemistry

Alexus J. Phongthai-Yochum, Pocatello Medical Sciences

Nikaila Colleen Price, Port Angeles, Washington Chemistry

Olivia Quesnell, Boise Medical Sciences

Nicole Kirsten Recla, Star Biology

Eric Michael Reetz**, Mountain Home Chemistry

Kellie Laine Rich**, Sagle Mathematics

Madison Rivera, Twin Falls Medical Sciences

Corinne Rose Roppel, Maple Valley, Washington Medical Sciences

Jessica Marie Rosenberger, Nampa Biology

Oscar Francisco Salinas, Boise Biology

Erick R. Sanchez, Idaho Falls Medical Sciences

Tristin Taylor Sanchez, Cedar Grove, West Virginia Cum laude

Spencer Neil Seibel, Meridian Geography

Gwen Elyse Sincerbeaux*, Spirit Lake Mathematics: Applied

Arianna H.K.C. Sivula, Moscow Medical Sciences

Eli D. Smith, Boise Mathematics

Haylie Austin Smith, Las Vegas, Nevada Geography

Torrin Daryl Smith**, Kuna Geological Sciences

Kirsten Kristina Streater**, Hayden Mathematics

Alexandra Stutzman, Redmond, Washington Geography

Teja Sunku, Redmond, Washington Statistics

Biology

Sean Patrick Torrez, Sandpoint Chemistry

Joshua Franklen Trotto, North Bend, Washington Medical Sciences

Natalya Sergeiyevna Usachenko, Woodland, California Biology; Geological Sciences

Skyler Oneida, Twin Falls

Physics

Kelli Ann Tatham, Moscow

Madeline Ann Varrelman**, Pateros, Washington Biology

Delaney Elizabeth Wagers**, Boise Medical Sciences

Savannah Jane Wagers**, Boise Medical Sciences

Justin Charles Walker**, Eagle Medical Sciences

Katherine Wixom*, Ammon Biology

Garrett Thomas Woelfl, Issaquah, Washington Chemistry

Jamie L. Wold*, Coeur d’Alene Geological Sciences

Nicholas E. Yensen, Caldwell Chemistry

Michael Henele Zuba, Moscow Mathematics

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Abigail Anne Childress, Coeur d’Alene Cum laude

Yoonho Cho**, Ulsan, South Korea Nicholas James Davis, Jerome Tyler Lawrence Esquivel**, Boise Dan Bi Gil, Seoul, South Korea Tanner Alexander Hahn, Boise Travis Carson Lindsay, Eagle Zulema Guadarrama Martinez, Mountain Home Allison Renee Mounts, Meridian

Bachelor of Science in Microbiology Mattia Nicholas Aslett, Meridian Micahel William Baielli, Eagle Tristin Bowens, Boise Josephine May Boyer, Boise Julia Helene Burington, Boise Brooke Marie ButtersBlakeley**, Caldwell Abigail Anne Childress, Coeur d’Alene Cum laude

Trevar James Connelly, Meridian Garrison R. Cox**, Ammon Jeremy Rasiah Ellis, Emmett Summa cum laude

Abigail Marie Euhus, Moscow Caitlin Shaw Arvidson Farrell, Hailey Conner Michael Gould, Folsom, California Mattison Josie Hagestad, Lenore Tanya Herrera, Millbrae, California McKenna Ashlee Hull, Meridian Kayla Marie Joyce, Tokyo, Japan Heather Lynn Kivi, Boise Chance Lee, Fruitland Aaron Gilbert McNee, Coeur d’Alene Grace Neiswanger, Idaho Falls Grace Overlie, Lowman Itzel Alexandra Perez, Weiser Samantha Jean Schneider, Bonners Ferry Joshua Franklen Trotto, North Bend, Washington Roan Elizabeth Willson, Fairbanks, Alaska Zoe Lorraine Wilson, Prosser, Washington

Solana Rose Narum, Twin Falls Kristina Lucia Peretti, Idaho Falls John Robert Randall*, Coeur d’Alene Catherine Moore Rockwell**, Grangeville

Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Mattia Nicholas Aslett, Meridian

Brayden Smith-Zimmerman, Ammon

Tristin Bowens, Boise

Roan Elizabeth Willson, Fairbanks, Alaska

Caitlin Shaw Arvidson Farrell, Hailey

Garrett Thomas Woelfl, Issaquah, Washington

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H o n o r s C e rt i f i c at e s University Honors Program Established in 1983. Sandra Reineke, Ph.D., Director. The following members of the University Honors Program are recognized as Honors graduates and recipients of respective Awards of Completion, Core Awards, Scholars Awards and Scholars Awards with Distinction.

Award of Completion (14 HONORS CREDITS) Elisabeth Bowker, Wasilla, Alaska Interior Architecture and Design

Adriana Bryant, Meridian Chemical Engineering

Julia Burington, Boise Microbiology

Anthony Clay, La Grande, Oregon Civil Engineering

Lindsey Clemens, Nampa Chemistry – Professional Option

Leah Dressmann, Moscow Ecology and Conservation Biology – Natural Resources Option

Kailyn Eagy, Boise International Studies; Film and Television Studies

Edie Engelmann, Richland, Washington Civil Engineering

Abigail Euhus, Moscow Microbiology

Sonya Fernandes, Post Falls Interior Architecture and Design

Delaney Fitzgerald, Twin Falls Mathematics – Applied Computation Option

Grace Frazier, Clarkston, Washington Mechanical Engineering

Eric Mulligan, Liberty Lake, Washington Civil Engineering

Jett Murray, Preston Biological Engineering

Ryan Palmer, Meridian International Studies; Political Science

Corinne Roppel, Maple Valley, Washington Medical Sciences

Mechanical Engineering

Erick Sanchez, Idaho Falls Medical Sciences

Hana Haakenstad, Meridian Environmental Science – Biological Science Option

Meridian Haas, Colorado Springs, Colorado Mechanical Engineering

Niko Hansen, Corvallis, Oregon Chemical Engineering

Andrew Hartman, Eagle Computer Engineering

Bandita Karki, Siraha, Nepal Mathematics – General Option; Statistics – General Option

Emily Maus, Idaho Falls Food and Nutrition – Dietetics Option; Psychology

Luisa Meyer, The Dalles, Oregon International Studies

Biological Engineering

Isabell Strawn, Moscow Biological Engineering

Sierra Hicks, Winona, Minnesota Secondary Education

Annika Esau, Tigard, Oregon Solana Narum, Twin Falls Biochemistry

Riley Merithew, Kuna Virtual Technology and Design

Karsten Schumaker, Moscow International Studies; Finance

Tristin Bowens, Boise Microbiology; Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

Hailey Shannon, Boise Wildlife Resources

Morgan Smith, Connell, Washington Agricultural Economics – Agribusiness Emphasis

Justin Stephens, Oregon City, Oregon Mechanical Engineering

Lucas Thoms, Plano, Illinois Computer Science

Natalya Usachenko, Woodland, California Biology; Geological Sciences – General Geology Option

Scholars Award (27 HONORS CREDITS) Nicholas Yensen, Caldwell Biological Engineering; Chemistry – General Option

Hannah Daly, Silverton, Oregon Landscape Architecture

Lydia Waterman, Littleton, Colorado Food Science – Food Science Option

Scholars Award with Distinction

Medical Sciences

Microbiology

Biological Engineering

Hope de Avila, Colfax, Washington

Computer Science; Psychology

Grace Rosenvall, Boise

Hailey Gilbreath, Rigdefield, Washington Conner Gould, Folsom, California

Addie White, Boise

Core Award

(27 HONORS CREDITS AND HONORS THESIS)

(149 HONORS CREDITS)

Vincent Groner, Caldwell

Roslyn McCormack, Anchorage, Alaska Chemical Engineering; Chemistry – General Option

Lucas Dibelius, Meridian Mechanical Engineering

Madison Rivera, Twin Falls Medical Sciences

Abigail Childress, Coeur d’Alene Biochemistry; Spanish; Microbiology

Emma Carscallen, Moscow International Studies; Spanish

Roan Willson, Fairbanks, Alaska Biochemistry; Microbiology

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Chemistry – Professional Option

Elizabeth Hoots, West Linn, Oregon Spanish; Ecology and Conservation Biology – Conservation Biology Option

Christopher Sires, Kennewick, Washington Psychology

C o mm i s s i o n s

in the

Armed Forces

A i r F o r c e O ff i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1947. Lieutenant Colonel Brian A. Balazs, M.S. Computer Science, Professor of Aerospace Studies

Second Lieutenant, United States Air Force Coleman M. Edwards, Kimberly

A r m y O ff i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1893. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas R. Warren, Chair, Professor of Military Science, Department of Military Science, M.M.A.S. Military Operational Art and Science

Second Lieutenant, United States Army Jonah L. Clausen, Meridian Anna T. Drapeau, Coeur d’Alene Christian D. Face, Post Falls John T. Hall, Boise Keara N. Kaltmaier, Moscow Eric C. Peterson, Snohomish, Washington Isaac K. Riggs, Pocatello Jacob T. Shoup, Coeur d’Alene Landon S. Trom, Moscow Todd M. Wiltse, Grangeville

N ava l O ff i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1945. Captain Price J. Lockard, USN, M.S. Foreign Affairs.

Ensign, United States Navy Tristan Sanchez, Cedar Grove, West Virginia Janey Greenberg, Stuttgart, Germany Brandon Mauss, University Place, Washington

Second Lieutenant, United States Marine Corps Jacob Fry, Meridian Joseph Admiral, Lincoln, Nebraska

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M e d i c a l E d uc a t i o n P r o g r a m s W a s h i n g t o n -W yo m i n g -A l a s k a -M o n ta na -I da h o P r o g r a m i n M e d i ca l E d u cat i o n Established in 1972. Jeff G. Seegmiller, Ed.D., A.T., Director and Assistant Dean, University of Washington School of Medicine Idaho WWAMI students receiving Doctorate of Medicine degrees from the University of Washington School of Medicine, following completion of training at both University of Idaho and UW-Seattle, with area of specialization for residency training.

John Bartoletta, Hailey Orthopaedic Surgery

Dominique Billingslea, Post Falls Internal Medicine

Ryan Boehm, Eagle Anesthesiology

Maggie Brown, Gooding Family Medicine

Jonathon Calhoun, Boise General Surgery

Corrine Camp, Boise Internal Medicine

Cesar Cardenas, Burley Orthopaedic Surgery

Katie Casper, Boise Obstetrics-Genecology

Ryan Day, Star Internal Medicine

Emily Dickerson, Nampa Family Medicine

Sarah Doe-Williams, Boise General Surgery

Christopher “Hank” Dossett, Kuna Internal Medicine

Andrew Dysart, Boise Internal Medicine

Marie Finkbeiner, Boise Internal Medicine

Charlie Forsythe, Boise Internal Medicine

Jamie Garrett, Twin Falls Pathology

James Petersen, Rexburg Family Medicine

Casey Glenn, Meridian Emergency Medicine

Gerald Hagler, Nampa Pediatrics

Kelsey Richardson, Boise Emergency Medicine

Jacob Romm, Montpelier Radiology/Diagnostic

Ethan Hansen, Idaho Falls Psychiatry

Moon Ryu, Boise Internal Medicine

Josh Hasquet, Meridian Internal Medicine

Megan Schwehr, Star Family Medicine

Jordan Huttash, Nampa General Surgery

Samuel Showalter, Boise Pediatrics

Adiya Jaffari, Boise General Surgery

Alexandra Styhl, Boise Internal Medicine

Kevin Jurgensmeier, Rupert Orthopaedic Surgery

Annika Kohlmeier, Boise Internal Medicine

Maddie Suppiger, Sandpoint Obstetrics-Gynecology

John Taffin, Boise Obstetrics-Genecology

Garrett Lee Strizich, Sandpoint Internal Medicine

Ahna Thompson, Boise Obstetrics-Gynecology

Marianne Meyers, Boise Emergency Medicine

Aubrey Montebello, Boise Dermatology

Nick Thomson, Eagle Emergency Medicine

Bill Thurston, St. Maries Family Medicine

Tanner Nash, Cedar Rapids General Surgery

Laura Wheeling, Boise Psychiatry

Andrew Nilsen, Oakley Family Medicine

Taylor Wilkinson, Pocatello Family Medicine

Jacob Pascoe, Pocatello Pediatrics/Psychiatry

Idaho’s WWAMI Medical Education Program is a partnership with the University of Washington School of Medicine and the states of Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho. Started in 1972, WWAMI is currently in its 49th year of successfully educating Idaho’s physicians. The WWAMI program is nationally accredited through its partnership with the UW School of Medicine, allowing 40 Idaho medical students to complete their first 18 months of medical training at the University of Idaho, Moscow campus. Idaho’s medical students complete the remainder of their clinical training in Idaho through the WWAMI clinical site in Boise and throughout the five-state WWAMI region.

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S i g n i f i c a n c e o f A c a d e m i c A p pa r e l a n d S y m b o l s o f I n v e s t i tu r e University of Idaho Academic Mace

University of Idaho President’s Medallions

Maces date to the Middle Ages and symbolize strength and authority. Each is unique and reflects the values and characteristics of the institution. The university’s chief marshal, who leads all academic processions, carries the mace.

The first medallion was created by Idaho artists George and Macky Roberts. The President’s Medallion was first used in 1965 at the inauguration of Ernest Hartung, the University of Idaho’s 12th president.

The medallion’s base is a three-and-a-half-inch disc of pure Idaho silver. Mounted on the base is a disc of native jasper; a sterling silver sunburst is inlaid in the disc. Inside the sunburst is a modification of the Chinese character meaning “mountain,” which features three upward-pointing prongs.

Over the center prong is a gold inlay, thus symbolizing “Light on the Mountain.”

The University of Idaho’s mace, used for the first time at the centennial commencement, is 32 inches long, made of walnut and encircled with bands of Idaho gold and silver in which Idaho garnets and opals have been inlaid. The head is embellished with silver and gold representations of camas plants and syringa flowers. The chair of the university’s Faculty Senate, the marshal of the academic procession, carries the mace in the American tradition, at a 45-degree angle across the chest, while in England, the bearer carries it over the shoulder.

The heavy medallion was worn suspended from a collar woven of Idaho wool, some of which is dyed with dahlia flowers to match the jasper and some of which is from a black sheep.

The second President’s Medallion, worn during commencement by then-President Timothy P. White, was commissioned in 2004. This medallion’s base is a goldleafed university seal and is worn suspended by a chain with gold leaf charms, each representing the presidents who have served the university.

The first President’s Medallion, created in 1965.

University of Idaho mace

The university’s second President’s Medallion.

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S i g n i f i c a n c e o f A c a d e m i c A p pa r e l a n d S y m b o l s o f I n v e s t i tu r e University of Idaho Academic Apparel

Hoods

By observing certain features of the academic apparel, it is possible to learn several things about the academic status of the scholar: the level of the degree attained, the branch of learning in which it was earned, and the college or university conferring the degree.

The length of the hood also varies according to the level of degree.

The bachelor’s gown is worn without a hood. A master’s hood is three and one-half feet long, and a doctor’s hood is four feet in length and has panels at the sides. It is from the colors adorning the hood that one can learn two other facts. Lining: the hood is lined with the official color or colors of the college or university conferring the degree (silver and gold, signifying the University of Idaho).

Trimming: the hood is trimmed with velvet of a color appropriate to the wearer’s branch of learning. For example, the trimming for the degree of Master of Science in agriculture is maize, representing agriculture, rather than golden yellow, representing science. (In the case of the Doctor of Philosophy degree, the dark blue color is used, representing the mastery of the discipline of learning and scholarship, regardless of the branch of learning.) Colors associated with the different disciplines are listed below:

Gowns The gowns differ according to the level of the degree. The sleeves are the principal indicator — gowns of bachelor’s have pointed sleeves; those of master’s have oblong sleeves with an arc cut away at the front; and doctors have round, bell-shaped sleeves. Bachelor’s and master’s gowns are untrimmed. Doctoral gowns have distinctive velvet facing down the front and three velvet bars on each sleeve.

The University of Idaho adopted a doctoral gown of its own in 1989. The silver gown has a panel and sleeve bars of black velvet outlined in antique gold. The beret-styled soft cap is patterned after the Cambridge version instead of the traditional Oxford-style mortarboard.

The cap and gown were designed by Emeritus Professor Edmund Chavez in the university’s centennial year and are worn today by officials and university administration.

Agriculture.........................................................Maize Arts, Letters, Humanities.................................. White Commerce, Accountancy, Business...................... Drab Economics....................................................... Copper Education....................................................Light Blue Engineering......................................................Orange Fine Arts, including Architecture.......................Brown Forestry.............................................................Russet Journalism......................................................Crimson Law...................................................................Purple Music................................................................... Pink Philosophy.................................................. Dark Blue Physical Education.................................... Sage Green Public Administration.............................Peacock Blue Science................................................. Golden Yellow

Honor Cords Honor Cords, worn around the neck and hanging loosely down the front, identify students who are graduating with honors: gold, summa cum laude (with highest distinction); silver, magna cum laude (with great distinction); and bronze, cum laude (with distinction). The cords are provided by the University of Idaho and are worn on this one occasion only.

Caps The color of the tassel worn on the cap varies with the level of degree. The bachelor’s tassel represents the color appropriate to the major field of study (see colors at right); the master’s and specialist’s tassels are black; and the doctoral tassels are old gold.

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University

of

Idaho Boise

Premier Graduate, Research and Professional Development University of Idaho Boise originated in 1910 when an agricultural Extension program was established in Ada County. In 1953, U of I Boise grew with the introduction of teacher education programs, which were expanded in the early 1980s. A cooperative agreement between the university and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game led to the 1963 opening of the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI) with offices in Boise, Moscow and Idaho Falls. Engineering courses were first delivered in Boise in 1988. Agricultural Extension, regional and state personnel, and several university support offices were located in Boise for greater statewide access and service in the early 1990s. In the late 1990s, Idaho WWAMI opened its doors in Boise and all U of I programmatic, advancement, athletics and other efforts in the community were brought together under the umbrella of U of I Boise. In the early 2000s, the College of Art and Architecture began offering courses in Boise, now including the first two years of its bachelor’s degree in architecture. At the same time, the College of Law started offering externship opportunities and is now offering its complete Juris Doctor curriculum in Boise.

Today, students, faculty, researchers and staff work on a variety of topics that include water; natural resources and the environment; education; law; community sustainability and design; family economics; childhood education; nutrition education; pesticide safety and management; food technology, safety and processing; water resources engineering; and public policy.

Excellence at U of I Boise can be measured by the success of the many people we serve across the region and by the quality and achievements of our more than 140 faculty and staff members.

U of I Boise provides southwest Idaho access to all university resources. The center is focused on community impact, regional economic development and supporting university growth.

Strategically located in Boise – the economic and governmental center of Idaho and home to more than 55 percent of the state’s population and business entities – U of I Boise supports teaching, learning, research, medical education and outreach. U of I Boise distinguishes itself through: • Quality programs that accommodate working professionals and full-time students with a focus on professional and workforce development; • Outreach to southwest Idaho’s communities to foster their sustainability, growth and educational access; • Proactive research for domestic and global solutions; • Collaborative and interdisciplinary work with the public and private sectors, including other institutions of higher education; and • Enduring relationships with alumni and friends to carry forward the proud history and traditions of the University of Idaho.

At U of I Boise, we are accessible and responsive to the public. We are committed to strength through diversity. We serve the region, the state, the nation and the world.

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University

of

Idaho Coeur

d’Alene

The University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene shapes the future of North Idaho by bringing university resources into our local communities. The center engages university expertise to transform education, develop innovative research and cultivate a knowledge-based economy.

Students can reach higher education excellence in Coeur d’Alene through in-person and distance degree programs led by nearly 20 local faculty. Professional development, microcourses and certificate programs bring continuing education opportunities to leaders in both the public and private sector.

Technological innovation is carving a prominent place in the future of North Idaho. U of I Coeur d’Alene elevates this emerging sector with tech opportunities for all. For nearly a decade, Dig’nIT STEM camps and high school internships have provided future Vandals with an enriching summer experience. The Vandal Manufacturing Automation Laboratory, now located at North Idaho College (NIC), is home to the local computer science and cybersecurity degree programs. Coeur d’Alene Computer Science students piloted Co-op Education in 2018, allowing students to spend six to 12 months during their junior and senior years working full time for near-market pay in the regional tech industry. For learners of all ages, the center spearheads Inspire Idaho, which provides free app development training statewide.

Surrounded by lakes, rivers and mountains, U of I Coeur d’Alene is uniquely positioned to build programming connected to the rich natural environment. Through the Confluence Project, the U of I Community Water Resource Center (CWRC) and regional partners give hundreds of high school students hands-on water science experience from the shores of Coeur d’Alene Lake to the slopes of Lookout Pass. CWRC also provides lake ambassador training through Bay Watchers, leads community conversations with the Our Gem Collaborative and educates construction workers on stormwater and erosion control.

The Coeur d’Alene center strategically plans for the future of the Lake City as an active participant with the North Idaho Higher Education consortium, CDA 2030, chambers of commerce and economic development corporations. The DeArmond Higher Education Center at NIC brings state-of-the-art student services from five higher education institutions under one roof. In Post Falls, the Jacklin Science and Technology Center supports startup companies, U of I research projects and U of I Extension in Kootenai County.

Through its degree programs, technology and research centers, and collaborative philosophy, U of I Coeur d’Alene provides outreach and opportunity for all people of North Idaho.

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University

of

Idaho, Idaho Falls

Celebrating more than 65 years in eastern Idaho In Idaho Falls, our core mission is engineering, science and technology. Our campus at University Place features hightech classrooms, excellence in the curriculum offered and renowned faculty who are actively engaged in research. The Center for Advanced Energy Studies research facility is a partnership between the three Idaho universities and the Idaho National Laboratory, the Department of Energy’s lead nuclear research laboratory.

University of Idaho has offered degree programs in Idaho Falls for over 65 years. Since our first graduating class in 1955, more than 2,000 students have earned degrees. Many more have completed certificates and courses for professional and personal development.

Students, faculty and staff at the Idaho Falls Center are part of a community that extends throughout the entire state of Idaho. University of Idaho has Extension offices located in 42 counties and academic centers in Idaho Falls, Boise, Twin Falls and Coeur d’Alene and the main campus in Moscow. Students can take courses offered by faculty at multiple locations and interact with students from other disciplines.

The University of Idaho, Idaho Falls staff and faculty extend congratulations to the graduating classes of 2019-20 and 2020-21 for their achievements.

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“ H e r e W e H av e I d a h o ” 1 Alma Mater, the hope of a pioneer race; You’re fashioned of dreams and of toil, Your walls and your towers by stout-hearted men Were raised from the rock and the soil.

Chorus And here we have Idaho, Winning her way to fame; Silver and Gold in the sunlight blaze, And romance lies in her name; Singing, we’re singing of you, ah, proudly too; All our lives through we’ll go singing, Singing of you, Alma Mater, our Idaho.

2 Now ours is the heritage, rich and so full, The gain of their toil and their tears; And ours is the fruit, and the harvest is ours, Oh, Idaho, gift of the years.

Chorus And here we have Idaho, Winning her way to fame; Silver and Gold in the sunlight blaze, And romance lies in her name; Singing, we’re singing of you, ah, proudly too; All our lives through we’ll go singing, Singing of you, Alma Mater, our Idaho.

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