University of Idaho Commencement Program Spring 2018

COMMENCEMENT

May 12, 2018

One Hundred Twenty-Third

C O M M E NC E M E N T May 12, 2018

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Contents

Commencement Ceremony..........................................................................................4 Board of Regents and University Officers....................................................................5 Guest Speakers.............................................................................................................6 Honorary Degrees.......................................................................................................10 Alumni Association.....................................................................................................12 Foundation..................................................................................................................13 Honors to Faculty and Staff.......................................................................................14 Promotion and Tenure Acknowledgment...................................................................17 Graduate Degrees.......................................................................................................19 Advanced Professional Degrees College of Law.....................................................................................................30 Baccalaureate Degrees College of Agricultural and Life Sciences............................................................32 College of Art and Architecture..........................................................................36 College of Business and Economics.....................................................................38 College of Education, Health and Human Sciences............................................43 College of Engineering.........................................................................................46 College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences........................................................50 College of Natural Resources...............................................................................59 College of Science................................................................................................61 Honors Certificates.....................................................................................................64 Commissions in the Armed Forces.............................................................................66 Officer Education Program Awards............................................................................67 Medical Education Programs......................................................................................68 Retirees.......................................................................................................................69 In Memoriam..............................................................................................................71 Significance of Academic Apparel and Mace.............................................................72 Alma Mater – “Here We Have Idaho”.......................................................................74 University of Idaho Boise...........................................................................................75 University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene............................................................................76 University of Idaho, Idaho Falls..................................................................................77 Vandal Fight Song.......................................................................................................78

Celebration Receptions Each college will hold a separate celebration reception immediately following the conclusion of Commencement. Locations are listed below.

Agricultural and Life Sciences ........................................................................................Bruce M. Pitman Center Vandal Ballroom Art and Architecture...............................................................................................................Prichard Art Gallery, 414 S. Main St. Business and Economics............................................................................................................................... J.A. Albertson Building Education, Health and Human Sciences............................................................................ Physical Education Building, Room 210 Engineering............................................................................................... Outside south entrance of Janssen Engineering Building Letters, Arts and Social Sciences.................................................................................................................. Memorial Gymnasium Natural Resources................................................................................................................ College of Natural Resources Building Science.................................................................................................................. Bruce M. Pitman Center International Ballroom

Commencement Ceremonies University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Ceremony, Thursday, May 3, 7:30 p.m., Willard Arts Center Colonial Theatre University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene Ceremony, Monday, May 7, 7:30 p.m., North Idaho College Boswell Hall Schuler Performing Arts Center University of Idaho Boise Ceremony, Tuesday, May 15, 7:30 p.m., Boise Centre

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P r e s i d e n t C h u c k S ta b e n Chuck Staben took office as the 18th president of the University of Idaho on March 1, 2014.

University from 1987-89 and at Chiron Research Laboratories from 198586. He was also a graduate research and teaching assistant at the University of California, Berkeley from 1978-84.

During President Staben’s first two years at the University of Idaho, he led new statewide enrollment initiatives to meet Idaho’s needs while maintaining excellence in graduate and professional education, research and outreach. The University completed a new Strategic Plan through 2025. In 2015, the University concluded its successful capital campaign, and raised $261 million, the largest fundraising campaign in Idaho history. Staben believes that public research universities keep our nation strong, and that U of I plays a unique role in making Idaho a better place to live, with a more educated, engaged and prosperous citizenry.

Staben’s research focused on fungal developmental biology, bioinformatics and fungal genomics.

He received grants from the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and other agencies. He has served on NSF and NIH grant review panels and recently served on a National Research Council committee that reviewed the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research and the Institutional Development Award programs for the U.S. Senate. Staben taught microbiology, genetics, bioinformatics and introductory biology and he received numerous awards for teaching. Staben received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana in 1978 and a doctoral degree in biochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley in 1984. He is originally from Waukegan, Ill.

Prior to his service at Idaho, Staben served as the provost of the University of South Dakota from 2008-14. From 2005-08, he served as the associate vice president for research at the University of Kentucky, and acted as vice president from 200607. Prior to that appointment, he was a professor of biology from 1989-2008 and served as the chair of the biology department from 2000-04. Previously, he was a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford

Staben and his spouse, Dr. Mary Beth Staben, have three children: Mac, Cal, and Rae. Mary Beth is a practicing physician of internal medicine.

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University

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Idaho Spring Ceremony

Presiding: John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President Prelude Campus Processional..........................................................................................................................Border Highlanders Pipes and Drums Processional........................................................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble

Alan J. Gemberling. M.Mus., Conductor and Professor of Music Presentation and Posting of Colors....................................................................................................... Joint Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble and Vandaleers

Alan J. Gemberling. M.Mus., Conductor and Paul Thompson, D.M.A., Conductor Welcome............................................................................................................................... Patrick Hrdlicka, Ph.D., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Introductions................................................................... John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome......................................................................Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address.........................................................................................................................................................Tom Mueller Honorary Degree Presentation............................................................................ John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President

Lynn Baird, Ph.D., Dean of University Libraries

Sanjay Sisodiya, Ph.D., Faculty Commencement Committee Chair Oath of Office............................................................................Col. Glenn R. Downing, USAF, Commander, Professor of Aerospace Studies Recognition of Honor Students........................................................................... John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional and Baccalaureate Degrees.............................................................. John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President

Lynn Baird, Ph.D., Dean of University Libraries Closing Remarks................................................................................................. John Wiencek, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas..................................................................Words on page 74

University Wind Ensemble and Vandaleers

Alan J. Gemberling. M.Mus., Conductor and Paul Thompson, D.M.A., Conductor The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional..........................................................................................................................................................University Wind Ensemble

Alan J. Gemberling. M.Mus., Conductor and Paul Thompson, D.M.A., Conductor

Processional Announcer....................................................................................... Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education Commencement Readers................................................................................................................Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences Rachel Halverson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Sarah M. Nelson, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Cultures Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women’s Center Eric Stuen, Ph.D., Business and Economics 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 (ENGLISH) Recap’d URL: https://recapd.com/w-167895 (SPANISH) Recap’d URL: https://recapd.com/w-df1ce8 Subtítulos en Español

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

Don Soltman

Debbie Critchfield, Vice President

Richard Westerberg

Oakley

Preston

Meridian

Rathdrum

David Hill, Secretary

Sherri Ybarra

Boise

State Superintendent for Public Instruction, Mountain Home

Emma Atchley

Matt Freeman

Ashton

Executive Director, Idaho State Board of Education, Boise

Andrew Scoggin Boise

University Leadership Chuck Staben, Ph.D.

Michael A. Satz, J.D.

Associate Vice President and Executive Officer, Southwest Idaho

President

Charles Buck, Ph.D.

John Wiencek, Ph.D.

Associate Vice President and Executive Officer, Northern Idaho

Provost and Executive Vice President

Marc Skinner, Ph.D.

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

Executive Officer, Southeast 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.

Interim Dean, College of Art and Architecture

Janet Nelson, Ph.D.

Marc Chopin, Ph.D.

Vice President for Research and Economic Development

Dean, College of Business and Economics

Peter Isakson

Ali Carr-Chellman, Ph.D.

Acting Director of Athletics

Dean, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences

Yolanda Bisbee, Ed.D.

Larry A. Stauffer, Ph.D.

Chief Diversity Officer and Executive Director of Tribal Relations

Dean, College of Engineering

Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D.

Dean Kahler, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management

Dean, College of Graduate Studies

Jeanne Stevenson, Ph.D.

Mark L. Adams, J.D. Dean, College of Law

Vice Provost for Faculty

Andrew Kersten, Ph.D.

Cher Hendricks, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives

Lynn N. Baird, Ph.D.

Blaine Eckles, Ph.D.

Dean, University Libraries

Dean of Students

Kurt S. Pregitzer, Ph.D.

Heather A. Chermak, M.S.

Dean, College of Natural Resources

University Registrar

Ginger Carney, Ph.D.

Stefany Bales, M.S.

Dean, College of Science

Executive Director of Communications and Marketing

Jeff Seegmiller, Ed.D.

Joseph H. Stegner, B.A.

Director, WWAMI Medical Education Program

Special Assistant to the President for Government Relations

Kent Nelson, J.D. General Counsel

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Guest Speakers University of Idaho – Moscow Tom Mueller, propulsion chief technology officer at SpaceX, has 30 years of propulsion development experience and is one of the world’s foremost rocket engine designers. As one of SpaceX’s founding members, he is responsible for building and managing the company’s propulsion development group, which develops propulsion systems and engines for the Falcon launch vehicles and the Dragon spacecraft.

At SpaceX, Mueller led development of the Merlin rocket engine, the highest-performing U.S.-made hydrocarbon engine. In February 2018, 27 of these remarkable engines powered the Falcon Heavy rocket off the launch pad and put the mannequin “Starman” into orbit around the sun in a Tesla Roadster. Mueller is currently involved in development of new propulsion systems, including the next generation Raptor engine that will eventually enable humans to be a multi-planet species.

In 2017, Mueller was inducted into the Academy of Engineers at the University of Idaho. Other achievements include receiving an honorary doctorate from Loyola Marymount University and the TRW Chairman’s Award, TRW’s most prestigious award for technical achievement. He holds several U.S. patents in propulsion technology. Mueller received his Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from U of I in 1985 and went on to earn a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from Loyola Marymount University in 1992.

Tom Mueller

Tom Mueller is also a 2018 honorary degree recipient of the Doctor of Engineering, in recognition of his visionary contributions to the field of science and propulsion systems and engines. He also is a most distinguished alumnus. The University of Idaho is proud to bestow on him the degree of Doctor of Engineering with all its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

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University of Idaho Boise David H. Bieter was elected the 54th mayor of Boise in 2003, fulfilling a dream he’s had since he was a boy growing up in the city’s North End. A 1987 graduate of the University of Idaho College of Law, Bieter is serving his fourth four-year term and is Boise’s longest-serving mayor in the city’s 150-year history.

From his first day in office, Bieter’s vision has been to make Boise the most livable city in the country – a goal that continues to transform the city government’s culture, drive its strategic direction, and build Boise’s reputation as a welcoming city and a center for business, culture, education and outdoor recreation.

Bieter was born in Boise, attended Bishop Kelly High School and received a degree in international studies from The College of St. Thomas in St. David H. Bieter Paul, Minnesota. After earning his Juris Doctor as a Vandal, he gained experience in municipal government as civil counsel to Bonner County in North Idaho. He later served as a land-use specialist in the Ada County Prosecutor’s Office before opening a private practice in Boise.

Bieter was appointed to his father’s seat in the Idaho Legislature following the tragic death of his parents, Pat and Eloise Bieter, in a car accident in 1999. He was re-elected to the District 19 House seat in 2000 and 2002.

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University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Roger Ball is a visionary entrepreneur and innovator who has spent his career dedicated to launching companies and achieving success.

Born in 1940 in Menan on the banks of the Snake River, Ball graduated from Rigby High School. He earned his bachelor’s degree in husbandry from the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in 1963 and a master’s degree in animal science in 1965. There, he found great interest in chemistry and meat science; both have led him in developing products sold nationally and internationally for decades. He went on to study meat science at the University of Illinois.

His love of the mountains, rivers, lakes and wildlife brought him back to Idaho Falls to build a business and raise his family. Ball and his father formed a partnership and purchased Taylor Meat Company in Idaho Falls. As a hobby, Roger began making meat snacks, later forming the Roger Ball company, King B. Jerky. In the 2000s, he sold the King B brand and formed Golden Valley Natural with headquarters in Shelley, one of the largest manufacturers of natural and organic meat snacks in the world.

The meat industry took him to various corners of the world. In Australia, Ball found the plant melaleuca, which he used to create an essential oil company of the same name. It is now one of the largest direct sales companies in the world. It has since grown to more than $2 billion in sales across the world.

In 2016, Ball co-founded 7K Metals in Idaho Falls, a company that specializes in precious metal bouillon.

Ball has been married for 58 years to his high school sweetheart, Marsha Zundel Ball. Together they have four children. All of their children are involved in the businesses Ball created. They also parented three foster children, and have 27 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

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University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene Norman Gissel is a Coeur d’Alene-area attorney who has been recognized for his dedication and work to fight for racial justice and civil rights.

Originally from Weiser, Gissel received his bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Idaho in 1962. He served four years in the U.S. Air Force before returning to U of I and graduating with his Juris Doctor in 1970. He retired from law practice in 2015.

Norman Gissel

photo: Shawn Gust/Coeur d’Alene Press

Gissel has held lectures across the country that address communities’ responses to racism and hate groups for more than 20 years, including at the Ford Foundation in New York City. In 2016, Gissel was inducted into the Idaho Hall of Fame. Other honors include the Carl Maxey Racial Justice Award and the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations Civil Rights Award. He also received the Idaho State Bar Outstanding Service Award in 1989, was named citizen of the year by the Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce in 2000 and also received the Idaho Bar Association Pro Bono Service Award.

His work combating hate crimes includes representing clients in a $6.3 million lawsuit in 1998 that resulted in the bankruptcy of the Aryan Nations. He was also involved in identifying the group responsible for the bombings of The Spokesman-Review and Planned Parenthood buildings in Spokane in 1996.

In addition to fighting for civil rights, Gissel is passionate about K-3 literacy for all Idaho children. He codirects the communitywide Jingle Books program that provides 25,000 free books to children in every Coeur d’Alene elementary school. He was a co-founder of the Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy and served on the North Idaho College Board of Trustees from 1990-96.

Norm has been married for over 50 years to his wife, Diana, and has two daughters, four grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

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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 doctor of science, college of science Peter Griffiths is a University of Idaho professor emeritus. He holds a doctorate from Oxford University and joined the faculty at the University of Idaho as a professor and chair of the Department of Chemistry in the College of Science in 1989. He served as chair from 1989-97 and again in 2002. He served as interim associate vice president for research from 2000-01 and retired in 2008.

Peter Griffiths

Griffiths is an internationally renowned figure in the field of analytical chemistry. In his career, he has produced over 300 highly cited research articles, 55 book chapters and edited 11 books. He also served as the major professor to 52 doctoral students. He wrote the text, “Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry,” now in its second edition, and one of the seminal texts in the field of vibrational spectroscopy. Even in retirement, Griffiths continues to publish peer-reviewed articles and his work remains highly read and cited. He has been a driving force in his field for four decades.

He has received honors from countries across the globe, including the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Austria and New Zealand. Among the many distinguished honors Griffiths has received during his career are the designation of distinguished professor from Ohio University in 1978, the Fritz Pregl Medal from the Austrian Society for Analytical Chemistry in 1995 and the U of I Award for Excellence in Research or Creative Activity in 1995. He is also a recipient of the Bomem Michelson Award in Molecular Spectroscopy, the Gerald S. Birth Award for Outstanding Work in Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, the Alexander von Humboldt Senior Research Fellowship and he was named an Erskine Fellow by the University of Canterbury in New Zealand in 2008.

In recognition of his contributions as a faculty member and scientist, the University of Idaho is proud to bestow on him the Doctor of Science degree with all its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

University of Idaho – Moscow - Honorary Doctorate Doctor of Engineering, College of Engineering Tom Mueller, today’s commencement speaker, is a most distinguished alumnus and also an honorary degree recipient. In recognition of his visionary scientific contributions to the field of propulsion systems and engines, the University of Idaho is proud to bestow on him the degree of Doctor of Engineering. For a full biography, see page 6.

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University of Idaho – Moscow - Honorary Doctorate doctor of education, college of education, health and human sciences Shawn Swanby, president and CEO of Ednetics, believes in the transformative effect that technology can provide schools and universities. He is a leader in applied technology and has become an advocate and positive influence in the industry.

Swanby studied in the University of Idaho’s College of Engineering from 1992-97. As a student, Swanby worked for both HewlettPackard and Apple and began consulting on the side. In 1997, he left the university to incorporate his consulting practice, Ednetics.

Shawn Swanby

In the early days of Ednetics, an outside observer might have thought the focus of the company was playing video games and hacky sack.

In reality, Swanby had embraced a cultural shift – geeks had become cultural drivers and agents of change. With a focus on people, teams and corporate culture, Swanby recruited many of his closest friends and together they built Ednetics into a thriving company.

Today, Ednetics has offices in Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Arizona. From engineers to interns, the whole team is solving, building and refining. Ednetics has been recognized as both one of the best places to work and most innovative companies in Idaho. Swanby has also been involved in multiple business ventures, including internet and software companies as well as a real estate development group. He serves as chief technology officer for Fatbeam, a fiber-optic provider recently ranked 190 on the Inc. 500’s fastest-growing companies list.

In 2017, the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences awarded Swanby an honorary bachelor’s degree.

Swanby lives in Coeur d’Alene with his wife, Sarah, and two children. He enjoys cycling, skiing, the outdoors and is still tearing things apart to see how they work.

In recognition of his contributions as a scientist and as a leader in applied technologies, the University of Idaho is proud to bestow on him the Doctor of Education degree with all its rights, honors, privileges and responsibilities.

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A l u m n i A s s o c i at i o n B o a r d

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About the University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. The University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. (UIAA, Inc.) is a non-dues-paying group, founded in 1898, that supports University of Idaho alumni to connect them with their alma mater. This network of more than 107,000 alumni worldwide is made of University of Idaho graduates and students who have completed 90 credits or more.

The University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. is managed by an elected board of directors that governs the UIAA, Inc. and meets formally three times a year. Duties of elected directors include managing corporate affairs, business and assets of the association. Appointed members may also serve on the board with no voting privileges.

University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. 875 Perimeter Drive MS 3232 Moscow, ID 83844-3232 208-885-6154 208-885-6975 (fax) alumni@uidaho.edu www.uidaho.edu/alumni

Officers:

National Directors:

President E. Whitney Johnson ’80, Glendale, Arizona

Zach Broyles ’00, Denver, Colorado

Vice President John Rosch ’98, Northglenn, Colorado Treasurer Randy Dale Luten ’83, Park City, Utah

Tammy Everts ’91, Spokane, Washington Catherine Freeman ’09, ’13, Boise Emily French ’11, Seattle, Washington

Past President Ben J. Rae ’83, Post Falls

Jon Gaffney ’08, Washington, D.C.

Assistant Vice President, Alumni Relations and Advancement Communications Kathy Barnard ’81, Moscow

Amy Lientz ’94, Idaho Falls

Travis Jones ’99, ’02, Portland, Oregon

Jodi Pavkov ’97, ’05, Gooding Debbie Shepherd ’81, Idaho Falls Don Solberg ’85, Grangeville Eric Trapp ’91, Boise Nicholas Weber ’02, Moses Lake, Washington Sean M. Wilson ’96, Moscow

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University

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I d a h o F o u n d at i o n 2018

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 1,550 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 non-expendable; distributions support scholarships, faculty development, research and other programs in accordance with our donors’ wishes.

With more than $320 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 Phone: 208-885-4000

Officers: Chairman Karen E. Gowland ’81, ’84, Boise Vice Chairman Andrew P. Emerson ’97, Boise Treasurer David D. Goss ’69, ’72, Boise Past Chairman Richard W. Allen ’73, McCall Secretary Frances T. Ellsworth ’83, Boise Executive Director Joy S. Fisher ’81, Moscow

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Honors

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Donald Crawford Graduate Faculty Mentoring Award Timothy E. Link, Professor, Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences, College of Natural Resources

Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award Zachary Williamson, Student, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Outstanding Master’s Student Research and Creative Activity Award Cameron Read McGill, Student, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Outstanding Doctoral Student Research and Creative Activity Award Catrin Edgeley, Student, Natural Resources and Society, College of Natural Resources

Research and Creative Activity Excellence Award Scott Slovic, Department Chair, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Excellence in Advising Award – Staff Lisa Hill, Director of Student Services, College of Science

Excellence in Advising Award – Faculty Amin Ahmadzadeh, Term Department Chair, Animal and Veterinary Sciences,College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

Excellence in Teaching Awards Frank Wilhelm, Professor, Fish and Wildlife Sciences, College of Natural Resources Denise Bennett, Assistant Professor, Journalism and Mass Media, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Karen L. Thompson, Senior Instructor, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

The Hoffman Award in Teaching Excellence Dilshani Sarathchandra, Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Dr. Arthur Maxwell Taylor Excellence in Diversity Award – Staff Nicole Campbell, Career Advising Liaison, Career Services

Dr. Arthur Maxwell Taylor Excellence in Diversity Award – Faculty Romuald Kodjotse Afatchao, Associate Director, Martin Institute, College of Arts, Letters and Social Sciences

Excellence in Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Research Award Mark Warner, Associate Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Ray von Wandruszka, Department Chair, Chemistry and Physics, College of Science

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Honors

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Outreach and Engagement Excellence Awards Julie Anne Fodor, Associate Professor, Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences Joey Peutz, Extension Educator; Professor, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Southern District Maureen Laflin, Professor, College of Law

2018-20 University Mid-Career Awards Jianli Chen, Associate Professor, Plant Sciences, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Philip Watson, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Casey Doyle, Associate Professor, Art and Design, College of Art and Architecture Eric T. Stuen, Associate Professor, Business, College of Business and Economics Yun Chung, Associate Professor, Business, College of Business and Economics Tao Xing, Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering Wendy Gerwick Couture, Professor, College of Law Jennifer Ladino, Associate Professor, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Craig McGowan, Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, College of Science

University Distinguished Professors Barbara A. Cosens, Professor, College of Law Ronald W. Hardy, Professor and Director of the Aquaculture Research Institute, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Ruprecht Machleidt, Professor, Physics, College of Science

Non-Faculty Exempt Bekah MillerMacPhee, Women’s Center Bob Basham, Boise Center

Technical/Paraprofessional Ashleigh Bright, American Language and Cultures Program Michael Kiester, Parma Research and Extension Center

Administrative/Clerical Mandy Brocke, Human Resources Ellen McKenzie, College of Art and Architecture

Service/Maintenance Category Bill Shook, Events and Support Services, Idaho Commons

Outstanding Administrator Wes Matthews, Human Resources

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Honors

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Lawrence C. McBride Prize Sarah Koerber, Office of Research and Faculty Development

OUTSTANDING TEAMS Women’s Center – Coordinated Community Response Team Lysa Salsbury,Women’s Center Director Bekah MillerMacPhee, Office on Violence Against Women Project Director Emilie McLarnan, Violence Prevention Program Coordinator Erin Agidius, Office of Civil Rights and Investigations Director Cari Fealy, Director of Conduct and Community Standards Casey Green, Moscow Police Department Christine Wall, Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse Executive Director

Office of Research & Economic Development - Idaho EPSCoR Office Rick Schumaker, Assistant Project Director Sarah Koerber, Senior Proposal Development Specialist Deb Shaver, Office of Sponsored Programs Director Sarah Penney, Education, Outreach and Diversity Coordinator Ashley Bogar, Program Manager and Evaluation Director Tami Noble, Program Manager and Fiscal Director Steve Kirkham, Sponsored Programs Administrator Maria Horta-Vorse, Administrative Financial Specialist

Staff Educational Awards Tegan Campbell Kimberly Davenport Kristina Davenport Jared Lacroix Brooklyn McCurry Conner Ormond Ethan Overfelt Chris Pankopf Bronwyn Schumaker Karsten Schumaker MeKenzie Storhok

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Promotion

and

Tenure Acknowledgment

The following faculty members are being awarded promotion and/or tenure effective with their appointment in fiscal year 2018 Hirotachi Abo promoted to professor in the Department

Jonathon Hogge promoted to Extension associate

of Mathematics.

professor, Extension educator in the Eastern District, with tenure.

Belle Baggs promoted to clinical associate professor in the

Leontina Hormel promoted to professor in the

Department of Movement Sciences.

Department of Sociology and Anthropology.

Dennis Becker promoted to professor in the Department

Robert Keefe promoted to associate professor in the

of Natural Resources and Society.

Department of Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences, with tenure.

Denise Bennett promoted to associate professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Media.

Delphine Keim promoted to professor in the Department

Marta Boris Tarre promoted to associate professor in

of Art and Design.

the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, with tenure.

Brian Kennedy promoted to professor in the Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences.

Luigi Boschetti promoted to professor in the Department

Kristine Levan promoted to associate professor in the

of Natural Resources and Society.

Department of Sociology and Anthropology, with tenure.

Christopher Caudill promoted to associate professor in

Reed Lewis promoted to research professor in the Idaho

the Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences, with tenure.

Geological Survey.

Erin Chapman promoted to clinical associate professor in

Tara MacDonald promoted to associate professor in the

the School of Family and Consumer Sciences.

Department of English, with tenure.

Erik Coats promoted to professor in the Department of

Spencer Martin promoted to clinical associate professor

Civil and Environmental Engineering.

in the Lionel Hampton School of Music.

Rajal Cohen promoted to associate professor in the

Department of Psychology and Communication Studies, with tenure.

Stephen Miller promoted to professor in the College of

Aliza Cover, associate professor in the College of Law,

Gwen Mitchell promoted to clinical associate professor in

Louise-Marie Dandurand promoted to research

Steven Peterson promoted to clinical associate professor

Law.

granted tenure.

the Department of Curriculum and Instruction.

associate professor in the Department of Entomology, Plant Pathology and Nematology.

in the Department of Business.

William Phillips promoted to research associate professor

Janine Darragh promoted to associate professor in the

in the Idaho Geological Survey.

Department of Curriculum and Instruction, with tenure.

John Rumel promoted to professor in the College of Law.

Helane Davis, associate professor in the College of Law,

Shaakirrah Sanders promoted to professor in the College

granted tenure.

of Law.

Berna Devezer promoted to associate professor in the

Jeff Seegmiller promoted to professor in the Department

Department of Business, with tenure.

of Movement Sciences.

Stacey Doumit, promoted to senior instructor in the

Gail Silkwood promoted to Extension associate professor,

Department of Animal and Veterinary Science.

Extension educator in the Northern District, with tenure.

Jesse Dreikosen promoted to associate professor in the

Steven Smith promoted to clinical associate professor in

Department of Theatre Arts, with tenure.

the School of Journalism and Mass Media.

Jan Eitel promoted to research associate professor in the

Richard Stoddart, associate professor in the General

Department of Natural Resources and Society.

Library, granted tenure.

Timothy Ewers promoted to Extension research professor,

Penny Tenuto promoted to associate professor in the

Extension specialist in the 4-H programs.

Department of Leadership and Counseling, with tenure.

Sydney Freeman, associate professor in the Department

Grace Wittman promoted to Extension professor,

of Leadership and Counseling, granted tenure.

Extension educator in the Southern District.

Virginia Gillerman promoted to research professor in the

Frederick Ytreberg promoted to professor in the

Idaho Geological Survey.

Department of Physics.

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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

of

G raduate S tudies

Established in 1925. Jerry R. McMurtry, Ph.D., Dean Rebecca Rae McClinon*, Madison, Wisconsin

Doctor of Athletic Training

Mary Jennifer McDonagh**, Dillon, Montana

Erica Susan Albertin**, Elkhart, Indiana

Emilie Nicole Miley**, Dayton, Indiana

Culminating Clinical Project: “An Emphasis on Patient and Clinician Outcomes Using the Mulligan Concept.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Culminating Clinical Project: “Evaluation and Treatment of Musculoskeletal Asymmetry through a Regional Interdependence Approach.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Evelyn Benitez-Lopez**, Los Angeles, California

Jessica Lauren Nash**, Laurel, Maryland

Culminating Clinical Project: “The Effects of the MyoKinesthetic System on Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome in the Physically Active: A Case Study.” Major Professor: Lindsay Warren

Culminating Clinical Project: “Comprehension and Implementation of the Mulligan Concept’s Mobilizations with Movement for the Ankle and the Emotional Freedom Technique into Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Lucas Cameron Bianco, Lynchburg, Virginia Culminating Clinical Project: “Redefining Patient Care in the Intercollegiate Athletics Setting through a Treatment-Based Classification Approach.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Ryan Patrick O’Kane, Folsom, Pennsylvania Culminating Clinical Project: “Novel Evaluation and Treatment Approaches for Musculoskeletal Conditions in Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Sadie Marie Buboltz, De Pere, Wisconsin

Robert Clark Oates, Bellville, Ohio

Culminating Clinical Project: “Advancing Clinical Practice: Evaluating and Treating Patients with a Regional Interdependence Approach.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Culminating Clinical Project: “Evaluation and Treatment of Ankle Injury and Dysfunction in an Athletic Population while Utilizing the Mulligan Concept.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Robert William Cox*, Heber, Utah Heather Marie Cramer*, Rancho Cordova, California

Richard Donald Patterson Jr.*, Charleston, West Virginia

Joshua David Cramer**, North Wales, Pennsylvania

Miguel Romero Quintero*, Sylmar, California

Culminating Clinical Project: “A Novel Regional Interdependent Approach to Glenohumeral Rotational Motion Deficits: A Clinical Comparison and Review in Concept.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Ashley Jo Reeves, Gig Harbor, Washington Christanie B. Rodriguez, San Antonio, Texas

Emily Rinn Dietz**, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Culminating Clinical Project: “Improving Clinical Practice and Education through Applied Research and Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques: A Patient-Centered Care Approach.” Major Professor: Lindsay Warren

Culminating Clinical Project: “A Novel Approach to Treating Tendinopathy: Initial Development and Analysis of Treatment-Based Classification Algorithms.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Caitlin Rose Rutherford*, Palm Springs, California

Smokey Louie Fermin, Orosi, California Culminating Clinical Project: “An Inquiry into the Integration of Novel Manual Therapy Techniques in Patient-Centered Athletic Training Care: A Cumulative Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Kevin Michael Schroeder**, Albuquerque, New Mexico Culminating Clinical Project: “Integration and Implementation of Mulligan Concept’s Mobilizations with Movement and Movement Assessment Screenings into Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Jaime Gail Fulcher, Bishop, Georgia Culminating Clinical Project: “Treatment of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction through a Manual Therapy Approach: An Examination of Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Daniel Sigley, Hillsboro, Kansas Eric Keith Stanford**, Tupelo, Mississippi

Brandon Anthony Gonzales, Joliet, Illinois

Culminating Clinical Project: “Evaluation and Treatment of Perceived Hamstring Extensibility Dysfunction: A Concept Review, Topic Appraisal, and Novel Approaches to Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Culminating Clinical Project: “A Novel Approach to the Examination and Treatment of Neurological Dysfunction through Manual Therapy.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Karla Sue Judge*, Whitefish, Montana

Diane Lynn Stankevitz*, West Covina, California

Culminating Clinical Project: “Examining the Immediate Effects of Positional Release Therapy on Neurological Cross-Transfer and the Central Sensitization of Pain.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Culminating Clinical Project: “Examination of the MyoKinesthetic System as Treatment for Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement.” Major Professor: Lindsay Warren

Jessica Rae Keller*, Marion, Indiana

Krystal A. Tyree**, North Little Rock, Arkansas

Culminating Clinical Project: “The Effects of Sensory Flow on the Autonomic Nervous System: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Culminating Clinical Project: “Exploration and Integration of the Mulligan Concept MWM for the Ankle and Regional Interdependence Models for Musculoskeletal Dysfunction into Clinical Practice.” Major Professor: James Michael May

Natalia Paola La Beau, Hawkins, California

Joshua Keith Underwood, Vernon, Vermont

Culminating Clinical Project: “Clinical Examination and Treatment of Musculoskeletal Conditions Utilizing Indirect Manual Therapy Paradigms.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Culminating Clinical Project: “A Novel Cervicocephalic Evaluation and Therapeutic Approach for Somatic Dysfunctions Associated with Concussions.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Braden Lee Lawson*, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Maisie Lee Walters*, Everett, Washington

Rodrigo E. Martinez*, Miami, Florida

Joshua David Williamson*, Lexington, Virginia

Culminating Clinical Project: “Assessing the Effects of the MyoKinesthetic System in Patients with Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome: A Novel Approach.” Major Professor: Lindsay Warren

Alexander Zettlemoyer*, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania

* Degree awarded August 4, 2017 ** Degree awarded December 15, 2017 § Degree to be completed in a future semester 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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Doctor of Education

Joanna Helena Kud**, Rzeszow, Poland Plant Science. Dissertation: “Regulation of the Defense-related SlNAC1 Transcription Factor during Defense Signaling in Tomato.” Major Professor: Fangming Xiao

Richard Thomas Duke*, Missoula, Montana

Sangki Lee, Seoul, South Korea

Dissertation: “A Multi-Case Study of Professional Ethics in Alternative Education: Exploring Perspectives of Alternative School Administrators.” Major Professor: Penny Lee Tenuto

Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Wildfire Effect on Water Yield in Large Watersheds.” Major Professor: Daniele Tonina

George Tomlinson III, Coeur d’Alene

Cary Ruth Lindsey, Plantersville, Mississippi

Dissertation: “A Two-Edged Sword: Improving Transitional Services for First Generation Students with Learning Disabilities in Idaho.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

Geology. Dissertation: “Exploratory and Spatial Statistics for Evaluating Energy Transfer in Geothermal Areas in the Yellowstone Caldera.” Major Professor: Jerry P. Fairley

Shannon Marie MacKenzie**, Dayton, Kentucky

Doctor of Philosophy

Physics. Dissertation: “Complex Hydrocarbons in the Saturn System.” Major Professor: Jason W. Barnes

Ann Marie Abbott*, Genesee

Travis Lynn McLing*, Idaho Falls

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “A Comparison of Regional and Site Specific Biomass Equations for Three North Idaho Conifers.” Major Professor: Mark James Kimsey

Geology. Dissertation: “Elucidating Water Sources and Interaction with Hydrogeologic Systems: Enthalpy, Radon, and Rare Earth Elements as Naturally Occurring Tracers.” Major Professor: Robert William Smith

Russell Thomas Baker*, Riverside, California

Mary Ellen Mincher**, Idaho Falls

Education. Dissertation: “An Examination of the Effects of Mechanical Manual Therapies on Clinician and Patient-Oriented Outcomes Measures: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement.” Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Chemistry. Dissertation: “Extraction and Separation of Rare Earth Elements from Chloride Media Using Tetrabutyl Diglycolamide in 1-Octanol and Modified Carbon Dioxide.” Major Professor: Chien M. Wai

Mehdi Basirat, Shiraz, Iran

Mohamed Sobhy Mahmoud Mohamed§, Cairo, Egypt

Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Dislocation-Based Modeling of Creep Deformation and Fracture in Modified 9Cr-1Mo Steels.” Major Professor: Gabriel Potirniche

Computer Science. Dissertation: “Real-time Defense Strategies against Rogue Nodes in Vehicular Network.” Major Professor: Axel W. Krings

Traci Lynn Birdsell, Lewiston

Aimee Shay Navickis-Brasch, Spokane, Washington

Education. Dissertation: “Influences on Rural Students’ College Access and Completion: A Qualitative Case Study.” Major Professor: Allen Kitchel

Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Engineering Informed by Research: Practical Applications for Stormwater Management Design and Education.” Major Professor: Fritz R. Fiedler

Daniel Caetano Da Silva*, São Paulo, Brazil

Todd Travis Nichols**, Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Dissertation: “Challenges and Advances for Phylogenetic Comparative Models of Trait Evolution.” Major Professor: Luke J. Harmon

Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Predicting Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium over the Entire Two-Phase Region Equation with Only Limited VLE Data.” Major Professor: Vivek Utgikar

Julie Ann Crea, Lewiston

Yevgen Oleksandrovych Nosyk*, Kharkov, Ukraine

Political Science. Dissertation: “Ethical Transformational Leadership in Public Administration.” Major Professor: Donald Wayne Crowley

Physics. Dissertation: “The Nucleon-Nucleon Interaction in Chiral Effective Field Theory up to 5th Order (N4LO).” Major Professor: Ruprecht Machleidt

Brian Matthew DeFriez*, Carson City, Nevada

Yvonne Elikplim Akua Nyavor§, Accra, Ghana

Political Science. Dissertation: “Toward a Clearer Democracy: The Readability of Idaho Supreme Court Opinions as a Measure of the Court’s Democratic Legitimacy.” Major Professor: Brian Ellison

Neuroscience. Dissertation: “Interactions between a High Fat Diet, the Gut Microbiota and Host in Enteric Neuropathy and Dysmotility.” Major Professor: Onesmo B. Balemba

Anthony Rey DeLeon*, Filer

Aline Ortega Pieck*, Mexico City, Mexico

Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Large-eddy Simulations of Microscale Turbulent Winds over Arbitrarily Complex Terrain.” Major Professor: Ralph S. Budwig

Water Resources. Dissertation: “From Carbon to Fish: Understanding Mechanisms of Human Impacts on Freshwater Ecosystems.” Major Professor: Lee Alexander Vierling

Tamera Dirks, Post Falls

Ik Ju Park*, Seongnam-si, South Korea

Education. Dissertation: “Baby-Boomer First-Generation Students.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

Entomology. Dissertation: “The Role of Olfactory and Visual Cues in the Host Finding Behavior of a Near-monophagous Specialist Insect Herbivore Considered for Biological Control of Weeds.” Major Professor: Mark Schwarzlaender

Gary Curtis Fullmer*, Idaho Falls

William Jeffery Reeder*, Boise

Political Science. Dissertation: “Polarization amongst the American Public.” Major Professor: William R. Lund

Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Dissolved Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in the Hyperheic Zone.” Major Professor: Daniele Tonina

Heather Emily Greaves*, Sebastopol, California

Glenn Anderson Roth*, Idaho Falls

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Applying Lidar and High-Resolution Multispectral Imagery for Improved Quantification and Mapping of Tundra Vegetation Structure and Distribution in the Alaskan Arctic.” Major Professor: Jan Ulrich Eitel

Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Development of a Six-Field Two-Phase Model for use in Reactor System Codes.” Major Professor: Fatih Aydogan

Dale Alvin Hamilton, Caldwell

Jessica Sarauer, Bloomer, Wisconsin

Computer Science. Dissertation: “Improving Mapping Accuracy of Wildland Fire Effects from Hyperspatial Imagery Using Machine Learning.” Major Professor: Gregory Wood Donohoe

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Bioenergy and Biochar as Climate Change Mitigation Factors in Northwestern USA Forests.” Major Professor: Mark D. Coleman

Peter Schlesinger**, New Hampton, New Hampshire

Brenda Janene Hanley, Moscow

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Understanding Patterns of Land-Cover and Land-Use Change in the Trifinio Region of Central America.” Major Professor: Lee Alexander Vierling

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Dissertation: “The Superparameters of Population Matrix Models and Their Applications.” Major Professor: Brian C. Dennis

Kendra Gail Schotzko*, Moscow

Jeffrey Kevin Heath, Idaho Falls

Entomology. Dissertation: “Trees Die, Forests Live: Quantifying the Impacts of Insect Disturbances in the Intermountain West.” Major Professor: Stephen P. Cook

Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Comparative Bio-Economic Impact on Rural Transit Highways from Commuter Transit Types: Department of Energy Mass Transit Analysis for Development, Retention, Modification, or Termination of Mass Transit at the Remote Sites in Idaho, Nevada, and New Mexico.” Major Professor: Lee Thomas Ostrom

Carlos Alberto Silva, Rio do Sul, Brazil Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Advanced Methods for 3-D Forest Characterization and Mapping from Lidar Remote Sensing Data.” Major Professor: Lee Alexander Vierling

Jensen C. Hegg**, Palouse, Washington

Matthew Lipman Singer, Marion, Virginia

Water Resources. Dissertation: “Movement, Migration, and Melody: An Interdisciplinary Study of Juvenile Salmon Ecology through Otolith Chemistry.” Major Professor: Brian Patrick Kennedy

Biology. Dissertation: “Influences of Environmental Variation on the Bold-Shy Continuum.” Major Professor: Barrie Dennis Robison

Shana Lee Hirsch, Vashon Island, Washington

Steven James Sitler*, Moscow

Water Resources. Dissertation: “Adaptive Epistemologies: Scientific Practice and Environmental Restoration in a Changing Climate.” Major Professor: Jerrold Long

Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: “Electrochemical and High Temperature Characterizations of Hafnium and Zirconium Diboride Solid Solutions with Different Additives.” Major Professor: Krishnan S. Raja

Jivan Khatry*, Kathmandu, Nepal

Benjamin Scott Soderquist*, Idaho Falls

Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “Modeling Transients and Designing a Passive Safety System for a Nuclear Thermal Rocket Using Relap5.” Major Professor: Fatih Aydogan

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Simulating the Influence of Shifts in Snow Redistribution on Semi-Arid Upland Vegetation in a Warming Climate.” Major Professor: Kathleen Kavanagh

JungJin Kim*, Andong-si, South Korea Biological and Agricultural Engineering. Dissertation: “Integrated Water Resources Management in a Changing Climate: Water Quality, Quantity, Alternative, and Policy Making.” Major Professor: Jae H. Ryu

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Jennifer Ann Spencer§, Boise

Master of Accountancy

Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “Improving Cattle Fertility: The Influences of Aspirin, Nutrition and Prostaglandin on the Reproductive Performance of Cattle.” Major Professor: Amin Ahmadzadeh

Spencer Emery Belnap*, Soda Springs

Stuart Steiner, Spokane, Washington

Misty Marie Blyleven, Genesee

Computer Science. Dissertation: “A Semantic Least Privilege Semi-Automated Approach to Preventing Cyber Attacks on Web Applications.” Major Professor: Daniel Conte de Leon

Brittnay Jean Davis, Moscow

Corinna Hildegard Stiles, Spokane, Washington

Elsa R. Hansen*, Lewiston

Education. Dissertation: “Second Life: Virtual World Case Studies Exploring Self-Determination of Adults with Developmental Disability.” Major Professor: Aleksandra Hollingshead

James Bryan Harbin*, Meridian

Chi Sun**, Singapore, Singapore

Michelle Kaye Hart**, Lewiston

Neuroscience. Dissertation: “Photoreceptor Transcriptome Analysis in Zebrafish.” Major Professor: Deborah L. Stenkamp

Keegan Kae Hedge*, Post Falls

Thomas Anthony Ulrich**, Idaho Falls

Adam Garrison Hill, University Place, Washington

Experimental Psychology. Dissertation: “The Development and Evaluation of Attention and Situation Awareness Measures in Nuclear Process Control Using the Rancor Microworld Environment.” Major Professor: Steffen Werner

Brenna Nicole Kisling**, Pocatello

Nichole Renee Valdez*, Aurora, Colorado

Cameron Mark Layton, Rigby

Geology. Dissertation: “The Crystal Structure of Olivine and the Effect of Crystal Orientation on X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy.” Major Professor: Mickey E. Gunter

Saphire Ngoc Le§, Lewiston

Bingxing Wu, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Tevis William Lee, Moscow

Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Generic CMOS Image Sensor with Innovated Mapping Method for Traffic and Pedestrian Detection Application.” Major Professor: Suat Utku Ay

Alexander Robert Lycan**, Nampa

Adam Young, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Jacob Sannon§, Sarasota, Florida

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Sensitivity of Past, Present, and Future Fire Regimes to Climate and Vegetation Variability in Boreal Forest and Tundra Ecosystems.” Major Professor: Luigi Boschetti

Weijia Zhang*, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Education Specialist in Educational Leadership

Master of Architecture Maggie Rhae Bartel*, Vernal, Utah

Christopher William Henry Asbury*, Mountain Home

Arwen Gueneth Bloomsburg, Moscow

Jeffrey Dodds**, Boise

Michael James Coleman, Bow, New Hampshire

Cletus Ray Edmunson**, New Plymouth

Landon Michael Friesz*, Idaho Falls

Jenny Ann Gilmore*, Sandpoint

Jorge Hernandez, Fruitland

Melanie Paige Goodson, Parma

Megan Christine Hoover, Gladstone, Oregon

Donald Scott Grisso, Jerome

Ryan Ivie, Moscow

Steven Douglas Higgins, Nezperce

William Juarez, Filer

Matthew D. Holtry, Nampa

Hanna Robin Kuipers, Willemstad, Curacao

Todd Michael Howard*, Kellogg

William Richard Lundgren, Kennewick, Washington

Anthony Ishmel Johnson, Meridian

Benjamin B. Millick*, Eagle

Jolene M. Montoya**, Challis

Valerie Xiang Lian Mitchell, Boise

Jeff Lewis Ranstrom**, Star

Dalton Shea O’Neill**, Tacoma, Washington

Lisa Dawn Roberts**, Boise

Eamonn Parke, Boise

Maxie Blue Rogers, Boise Jason Michael Shanks, Meridian

Master of Arts

Shawn Christian Tiegs, Nezperce

Jeremiah Akin, Troy English

Jeffrey Todd Uskoski**, Soda Springs

Allison Donn Risseeuw Campbell, Brookings, South Dakota

Bruce John Wassmuth**, Cottonwood

Teaching English as a Second Language

Kelly West§, Post Falls

Xiu Hui Carlson**, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia Anthropology

Brooke Lorene Winston**, Caldwell

Yuumi Yamasaki Danner**, Arao-shi, Japan

Leanne Yacuk*, Eagle

Anthropology

Shannon Joan Dryden, Post Falls English

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John David Eubank, Galveston, Texas

Chad Call Bleazard, Boise

English

Educational Leadership

Jinrong Lei**, Changsha, People’s Republic of China

Tammy Lynne Bonnett**, Twin Falls

English

Special Education

Taolue Liu**, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Laura Ann Bonneville, Hayden

Teaching English as a Second Language

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Brian Thomas Malone, Ellington, Connecticut

Chris Patrick Born*, Salmon

Teaching English as a Second Language

Educational Leadership

Andrea Rene Mason, Moscow

Ryan Jacob Bryson**, Coeur d’Alene

Teaching English as a Second Language

Educational Leadership

Kevin Murphy, Moscow

Nicole Ann Cereda**, Grants Pass, Oregon

Anthropology

Physical Education

Daniel Jeffrey Polito*, Raleigh, North Carolina

Brian Alan Chambers, Nampa

Anthropology

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Idah Michael Whisenant, Lewiston

Ann Marie Clayton, Twin Falls

Anthropology

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Zachary Joseph Williamson, Bonners Ferry

Elizabeth Currie Colket, Boise

English

Curriculum and Instruction

Yukiho Yamaguchi, Hikone, Japan

Tina Marie Cragun, Hayden

Teaching English as a Second Language

Curriculum and Instruction

Lisa Ann Cutler**, Boise

Master of Arts in Teaching

Educational Leadership

William Raimond Driscoll, Boise

Andrea Star Arnold**, Caldwell

Educational Leadership

English

Jessica Ellen Edmunds, Coeur d’Alene

Anthony Edward Cerise*, Greeley, Colorado

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Mathematics

Ryan Joseph Erikson, Sugar City

Sidney Ruthann Cerise*, Greeley, Colorado

Educational Leadership

Mathematics

Mariann Powers Federspiel, Rathdrum

Janice Louise Clover*, Bishop, California

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Mathematics

Melina Gayle Ficek, Twin Falls

Allison Marie Hancock**, Ammon

Educational Leadership

English

Melica Dibble Haarr, Moscow

Matthew Brien Nelson*, Blackfoot

Special Education

Mathematics

Bodie Hunter Hansen, Star Educational Leadership

Master of Business Administration

Alecia Kay Harris, Eagle Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Jennifer Lee Fletcher, Fairfield, Washington

David Ray Harrison, Nampa Educational Leadership

James Allen Goodsen, Coeur d’Alene

Michael Dean Harvey**, Shelley

Michael Dee Hester, Portland, Oregon

Educational Leadership

Monte McCully, Coeur d’Alene

Devane Deseree Holtom**, Rexburg Educational Leadership

Elizabeth Marie Prasil, Lewiston

Lisa Nicole Honas**, Twin Falls

Luke Radonich, Sandpoint

Educational Leadership

Anna Scarlett, Valleyford, Washington

Earl Eugene Hoover, Boise

Jayme Rhee Schnider, Clarkston, Washington

Alexis Elias Jensen, Troy

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Educational Leadership

William R. Tate, Moscow

Dennis Keck, Idaho City Educational Leadership

Master of Education

Courtney Ann Kolb*, Yuba City, California Educational Leadership

Sarah Jane Appleton, Boise

Sonja Kirsten LaPaglia**, Moscow

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

Elisa Lucile Barry, Coeur d’Alene

Stephanie Rose Langford, Kirkland, Washington

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

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Aimee Rose Larsen**, Meridian

Daniel Wayne Thompson, Coeur d’Alene

Educational Leadership

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Joy Suzanne Ledford**, Rathdrum

Darci Annette Thomson, Rathdrum

Physical Education

Curriculum and Instruction

Kalley Malone*, Boise

Brittanie Toone**, Gooding

Special Education

Educational Leadership

Aimee Lynn Mangum, Jerome

Alexis Ciara Tschida, Gig Harbor, Washington

Educational Leadership

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Claryce Ann Manweiler, Boise

Troy Daniel Wassink*, Coeur d’Alene

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Educational Leadership

Carrie Jo Anne Markham, Bruneau

Julie Ann Wasson, Coeur d’Alene

Educational Leadership

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Cortney Loren Markham, Shelley

Amanda Nicole Weber**, Coeur d’Alene

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

Jennifer L. Marshall*, Star

Alicia Wheeler, Lapwai

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

Amber Elizabeth Maxwell, Nampa

Azure Rhea Wilson, Coeur d’Alene

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Curriculum and Instruction

David Lee Maxwell, Nampa

Julie Kelsey Wittman, Canastota, New York

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Special Education

Lisa Lynn Newton, Caldwell

Lindsay Ann Woods*, Boise

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Educational Leadership

Nicholas Edward O’Brien, Star

Tyler M. Zamora**, Mountain Home

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Educational Leadership

Laurie Diane Orr**, Salmon

Yudi Zhu, Huizhou, People’s Republic of China

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

Katelyn Amanda Perry, Boise

Kaela Anne Zion, Coeur d’Alene

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Carrie Lynn Ploss, Jerome

Master of Engineering

Educational Leadership

Jodie Rai Redding, Sagle

Wail Musa Abu-Rashed*, Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Electrical Engineering

Susanne Elizabeth Reimann, Coeur d’Alene

Lawrence Scott Ayer, Cincinnati, Ohio

Special Education

Electrical Engineering

Amanda Sue Remacle, Lewiston

Ryan Edward Batt**, Idaho Falls

Special Education

Engineering Management

Alexandra Marie Rheault**, Fargo, North Dakota

Matthew John Brewer, Springville, Utah

Curriculum and Instruction

Mechanical Engineering

Joseph Rodriguez*, Grangeville

Hari Prasad Challa**, Hyderabad, India

Educational Leadership

Electrical Engineering

Lawrence R. Sandahl**, Lewiston

Francis Kheang Fah Chua, Sacramento, California

Educational Leadership

Engineering Management

Beth Schadd**, McCall

Francisco Chumbiauca*, Pullman, Washington

Curriculum and Instruction

Electrical Engineering

Jonathan Allen Schaper, Moscow

Edward Ray Coulter*, St. Maries

Curriculum and Instruction

Engineering Management

Mary K. Schmidt**, Boise

Robert Reid Daniels, Charlotte, North Carolina

Curriculum and Instruction

Electrical Engineering

Leanne Noel Schuit, Rathdrum

Leigh Ann Emerson, Idaho Falls

Rehabilitation Counseling and Human Services

Engineering Management

Meghan Kathleen Smatlan**, Salem, Oregon

Philip Ramon Field**, Rexburg

Curriculum and Instruction

Mechanical Engineering

Carlie Sue Spence, Meridian

Javier B. Franco, Lebanon, Tennessee

Curriculum and Instruction

Engineering Management

Robert Thomas Stefanakos**, Boise

Cody E. Grover**, Idaho Falls

Educational Leadership

Electrical Engineering

Crosby Owen Tajan, Sandpoint

KaeCee Marie Holden, Newton, Kansas

Educational Leadership

Nuclear Engineering

Matthew Vincent Telleria, Boise Educational Leadership

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Adam John Huson, Greenacres, Washington

Lindsay Lee Mammone, Sarasota, Florida

Computer Engineering

Theatre Arts

Brian Curtis Jarrell, Magnolia, Texas

Cameron Read McGill, Chicago, Illinois

Engineering Management

Creative Writing

Kelsea Wilkins Jones, Grangeville

Shawnda Ludlow Moss**, Springville, Utah

Engineering Management

Theatre Arts

Juliane L. Junes-Harvey*, Tempe, Arizona

Sarah Murff, Seagoville, Texas

Engineering Management

Art

Katelyn Dion Kelly**, Dickinson, North Dakota

Corey Patrick Oglesby, La Plata, Maryland

Civil Engineering

Creative Writing

Malvika Khurana**, Moscow

Corey Wayne Ranson, Kingsville, Texas

Electrical Engineering

Theatre Arts

David Michael Knoff**, Pocatello

Nathan W. Ulmer, Moses Lake, Washington

Chemical Engineering

Art

David Alan Lee, Ammon

Richard Albert Vitanovec, Preston, Maryland

Nuclear Engineering

Theatre Arts

Jeremy James Leenknecht**, Greenacres, Washington

Lauren Ward Westerfield, Los Angeles, California

Computer Engineering

Creative Writing

Joseph Elliott Lueth**, Hartford, South Dakota

Master of Landscape Architecture

Electrical Engineering

Protap Kumar Mahanta*, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Bin Chen, Guangzhou, People’s Republic of China

Electrical Engineering

Christopher Lee Miller**, Bremerton, Washington

Yulan Feng, Rizhao, People’s Republic of China

Mechanical Engineering

Rafael Hernandez§, Fruitland

Justin Prince, Mantua, Utah Mechanical Engineering

Benjamine B. Roberts*, Kimberly

Master of Music

Engineering Management

Kelly Ann Cunningham, Reno, Nevada

David Schmidt**, Pullman, Washington Electrical Engineering

Kenneth Allan Grubbs, Moscow

Jeffrey A. Smith, Pullman, Washington

Cheyenne Kathleen Kilian, Meridian

Engineering Management

Malachi Tolman**, Salmon

Melody Tehilah Morrison, Salem, Oregon

Nuclear Engineering

Aaron P. Torres, Bellingham, Washington

Richard Douglas Trimble*, Bremerton, Washington Electrical Engineering

Zhiyi Wang, Dalian, People’s Republic of China

Sean David White, Chubbuck Chemical Engineering

Master of Natural Resources

Master of Fine Arts

Nicholas Jay Bechtold, Alamo, Nevada

Mark Alistair Fossen**, Salt Lake City, Utah

Eli Lennon Berman, Klamath Falls, Oregon

Theatre Arts

Bartholomew Edward George**, Newport, Washington

Lilia Shannon Houshmand**, San Diego, California

Joseph Randall Kessenich, Cottage Grove, Wisconsin

Theatre Arts

Tara Koffler Howe, Moscow

Ashley Reed List, Anchorage, Alaska

Creative Writing

Darcy Rae McDaniel**, Loomis, Washington

David Joseph Janssen, Cass City, Michigan Art

Matt Robert Slifko*, Imperial, Pennsylvania

Shea Nicholas King, Los Banos, California

David William Van de Riet**, Coeur d’Alene

Theatre Arts

Katherine Elizabeth Lewis, Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania

Kelsey Laura Googel Winter**, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada

Creative Writing

Grant Randall Maierhofer, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Jeremy Zagarella**, Oceanside, California

Creative Writing

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Conor Kevin Bell*, Dayton, Maryland

Master of Science

Natural Resources

Mohanad Nidal Mohmood Abu-Romoh§, Salwa, Kuwait

Jeremy David Belsher**, Richland, Washington

Electrical Engineering

Statistical Science

Ashlie Ardelle Adams, San Juan Capistrano, California

Danielle Marie Berardi, Moscow

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Natural Resources

Katherine Lee South Adams*, Moscow

Olivier Bizimana, Moscow

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Computer Science

Ayobami Olatunji Adegbite**, Osogbo, Nigeria

Shannon Elizabeth Blackburn, Wolf Point, Montana

Environmental Science

Natural Resources

Ahmed Dhaher Alanazi*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Edwin Daniel Bone**, Bennion, Utah

Physics

Water Resources

Ashwaq Fahad Alanazi, AlKhar, Saudi Arabia

Kayla Marie Bordelon**, Silverton, Oregon

Physics

Natural Resources

Salma Alenezi**, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Marshall Richard Boyland, Kalispell, Montana

Food Science

Physics

Fahad A GH S M Alhajeri, Alfarwaniya, Kuwait

Sarah Lynn Brauer**, Meridian

Electrical Engineering

Psychology

Noeer Alotaibi**, Hafir AlBatin, Saudi Arabia

Elizabeth Marie Bryant*, Anchorage, Alaska

Statistical Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Nawal Mabkhoot Alsaiari**, Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Matthew Todd Cardoza**, Meridian

Physics

Technology Management

Afnan Alsharif**, Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Richard Anthony Carmichael, La Grande, Oregon

Computer Science

Environmental Science

Robert Charles Ammon Jr., Idaho Falls

Amanda Louise Carron**, Wilbraham, Massachusetts

Computer Science

Natural Resources

Mustafa Ammous§, Amman, Jordan

Bennett Ashton Charles Carv**, Coeur d’Alene

Electrical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Kristina Rae Anderson*, Chicago, Illinois

Ricky Edward Casner**, Meridian

Natural Resources

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Tracey Vernell Anderson*, St. Anthony

Sruthi Chilukuri*, Moscow

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Electrical Engineering

Marcus Sean Andros**, Pasco, Washington

Brent Lewis Chouanard**, St. Peter, Minnesota

Plant Science

Natural Resources

Steven Joseph Aragon, Los Lunas, New Mexico

Jasmine Clapper**, Moscow

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Integrated Architecture and Design

Lisa Chandler Armbruster**, Seattle, Washington

Kai Milan Coldsnow**, Moscow

Animal Science

Chemical Engineering

David Douglas Arnett, Lewiston

Callie Nicole Collins, Pocatello

Electrical Engineering

Natural Resources

Coleton Moon Bailey, Bellevue

Joseph Cody Cook*, Idaho Falls

Mechanical Engineering

Applied Economics

Tara Marie Ball, Clarkston, Washington

Guilherme Maurell Costa*, Moscow

Environmental Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Nicole Ballestero*, Orange, California

Lisa Marie Creger**, Arvada, Colorado

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Environmental Science

Tyrone Ballesteros, Post Falls

Chris Jared Croft, Idaho Falls

Technology Management

Environmental Science

Elyes Balti, Jendouba, Tunisia

Adam Robert Croker, Idaho Falls

Electrical Engineering

Technology Management

Arturo Barradas Munoz, Mexico City, Mexico

Holly Elane Cunningham, Eden

Electrical Engineering

Natural Resources

Ryer McKenzie Becker**, Yorkshire, New York

Tucker Burnell Daley**, Boise

Natural Resources

Entomology

Christina Lynn Beeson, Nampa

Joseph Gerard Dantin**, Raceland, Louisiana

Environmental Science

Environmental Science

Syrine Belakaria§, Moscow

Kimberly Mae Davenport**, Moscow

Electrical Engineering

Animal Science

– 25 –

Kevin James Deyette**, Albany, Oregon

Regan Hansen**, Firth

Psychology

Civil Engineering

Nicholas Charlie Dodds, Moses Lake, Washington

Justin Lorin Hatch**, Preston

Applied Economics

Plant Science

Jiawei Dong, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Jessica Delyn Hatton, Meridian

Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Dominique Catherine Doty, Folsom, California

Brendi May Heath, Idaho Falls

Psychology

Environmental Science

Austin Glen Doutre*, Puyallup, Washington

Jace Michael Hellman, West Fargo, North Dakota

Mechanical Engineering

Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Jenna Rae Dyckman, Apex, North Carolina

Angela Lynn Helmke, Farmington, Washington

Family and Consumer Sciences

Family and Consumer Sciences

Berta Victoria Fajardo, Twin Falls

Carwin L. Hendricks, Idaho Falls

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Technology Management

Shawna Lee Faulkner*, Boise

David Arneil Hentzen, Idaho Falls

Natural Resources

Environmental Science

Kelly Rene’ Ferguson, Post Falls

Travis Lee Hoyle*, Colton, Washington

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Agricultural Education

Laura Kelly Flanagan**, Jamestown, Rhode Island

Oscar Huang**, Honolulu, Hawaii

Natural Resources

Food Science

Zachary Stephen Foster-Baril*, Port Republic, Virginia

Catherine Ann Hughes**, Deep Creek Lake, Maryland

Geology

Natural Resources

Ileana M. Freytes-Ortiz*, St. Petersburg, Florida

Zachery David Hull**, Boise

Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Donn Lee Frizzell**, Boise

Jessie Louise Campbell Hunter*, Kodiak, Alaska

Technology Management

Food Science

Nathaniel Thomas Fuchs, Cashmere, Washington

Sean Mathew Instasi, Lake Stevens, Washington

Natural Resources

Materials Science and Engineering

Cassandra Naureen Funke**, Columbia Falls, Montana

Jordan Patrick Jameson, Pullman, Washington

Plant Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Augusto Carlo Gabrielli**, McCall

Jamie M. Jarolimek**, Rupert

Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Lavanya Kanakeswari Galla*, Visakhapatnam, India

Thomas James Jeute, Bailey, Colorado

Computer Science

Geology

Jamie L. Garlinghouse*, Moscow

Maxine P. Johnson**, Idaho Falls

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Technology Management

Tyler Anne Gilbert, Crawfordville, Florida

Janessa Chew Julson**, Moscow

Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Ian Spencer Gilman*, Erie, Pennsylvania

Johnathan Andrew Kaiser**, Coralville, Iowa

Biology

Biology

Shantel Sharise Goodall**, Rathdrum

Elizabeth Wan Jo Kang*, Monmouth County, New Jersey

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Kaytlyn Nicole Goodwin**, Fort Gibson, Oklahoma

Amy Elizabeth Kaucic, Moscow

Natural Resources

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Stephen Andrew Goodwin*, Hayden

Ian Jeffrey Keene, Eugene, Oregon

Mechanical Engineering

Environmental Science

Seth Richard Gorelik**, Los Angeles, California

Gregory John Keilback**, Winnebago, Illinois

Geography

Natural Resources

David Theodore Graybill*, Coeur d’Alene

Katherine Kerner, Boise

Soil and Land Resources

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Alexa Brooke Haberlack, Monroe, Washington

Mohammad Solaiman Khan, Moscow

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Civil Engineering

Christopher Lynn Haindel**, Bend, Oregon

Lokendra Raj Khanal*, Morang, Nepal

Environmental Science

Physics

Stephen Glen Hancock§, Mesa, Arizona

Justin Michael Knox*, St. John, Washington

Nuclear Engineering

Statistical Science

David Neal Handy, Ammon

Venkata SreeKrishna Koganti*, Visakhapatnam, India

Computer Science

Computer Science

– 26 –

Bethel Kohler**, Traverse City, Michigan

Saulo Menegatti Zoca, Americana, Brazil

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Animal Science

Rachel Lynne Krick, Genesee

Jennifer Lea Merems, Tucson, Arizona

Family and Consumer Sciences

Natural Resources

Teresa Fumiko Kross, Boise

Markie Ann Miller**, Lambertville, Michigan

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Environmental Science

Kevin Conrad Kruger*, Troy

Rebekah Kay MillerMacPhee, Coeur d’Alene

Biological and Agricultural Engineering

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Meagan E. Larrea**, Nampa

Randy Jake Millerson*, Cottonwood, California

Civil Engineering

Physics

Joseph Blaine Layton, Meridian

Brandon Deshaun Mitchell**, New Orleans, Louisiana

Environmental Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Kathrin Dayle LeQuia, Filer

Asad Iqbal Mohammad*, Visakhapatnam, India

Plant Science

Electrical Engineering

Richard Lee Leathers**, Rigby

Madison L. Moore, Prosser, Washington

Mechanical Engineering

Applied Economics

Ah Lim Lee**, Goyang-si, South Korea

Chere Doris Morgan*, Idaho Falls

Natural Resources

Technology Management

Jieun Lee§, Hwaseong Gyeonggi, South Korea

Carson Kirk Mountford**, Mapleton, Utah

Nuclear Engineering

Natural Resources

Siew Guan Lee*, Johor, Malaysia

Mohammad Azhar Mudaqiq, Caldwell

Family and Consumer Sciences

Civil Engineering

Wu-Joo Daniel Lee, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

John Joseph Naughton, Idaho Falls

Food Science

Technology Management

Shelby Lynne Lego**, Federal Dam, Minnesota

Samuel Lock Neff, Coeur d’Alene

Environmental Science

Psychology

Haylee Alyson Long**, Oakley, Utah

Kelli Anne Newell, Wenatchee, Washington

Psychology

Psychology

Zachary Isaac Lontz, Idaho Falls

Jakraphan Ninlachart*, Songkhla, Thailand

Computer Science

Metallurgical Engineering

Alexis Allan Lopez**, Renton, Washington

Magdely Elisa Noguera Anderico**, Moscow

Environmental Science

Electrical Engineering

Mary Gail Lugg**, Stillwater, Oklahoma

Nagarjuna Nuthalapati**, Hyderabad, India

Natural Resources

Computer Science

Martyna Lukaszewicz, Kirkland, Washington

David Oliver, Idaho Falls

Statistical Science

Technology Management

Bhuwan Lal Madhikarmi, Bhaktapur, Nepal

Steven J. Oliver**, Chandler, Arizona

Computer Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Patrick Mahoney*, Viola

Leslie G. Ovard**, Lewiston

Natural Resources

Environmental Science

Clayton Paul Douglas Malinich, Palm Bay, Florida

Christopher Overland*, Bothell, Washington

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Environmental Science

Jacob Brett Manley**, Riggins

Bekir Ozer, Bafra-Samsun, Turkey

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Animal Science

Alexandria Marquette Marienau**, Worley

Tiffany L. Park**, Blackfoot

Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Environmental Science

Erika Rochelle Marx**, Dana Point, California

Brian C. Parker, Republic, Washington

Environmental Science

Bioregional Planning and Community Design

Celina Maritza Matuk Sarinana, Mexico City, Mexico

Chinmayee Milind Patil**, Vasai, India

Animal Science

Integrated Architecture and Design

Brendan Conor McClure, St. Louis, Missouri

Katelyn Rose Peterson, Fairfield

Natural Resources

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Julia McIlroy§, Moscow

Rachel Anne Peterson*, Hayden

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Chemical Engineering

Alexander Donald Meldrum, Idaho Falls

Jakub Edward Pijor**, Amherst, Ohio

Food Science

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Jason James Mellin*, Kuna

Kathryn Lynn Price**, Eagle River, Alaska

Civil Engineering

Computer Science

– 27 –

Mindy Marie Quesnell*, Moscow

Anumat Sittiho*, Loei, Thailand

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Metallurgical Engineering

Enrique Quintero, Puebla, Mexico

Andrew I. Skinner**, Boise

Electrical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Adam John Raines, Careywood

Laura Elaine Skinner, Boise

Environmental Science

Civil Engineering

Sandeep Rathi, Kurukshetra, India

Krista Smiley**, Pasco, Washington

Computer Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Brian Miles Reader*, Prunedale, California

Valerie G. Smith, Great Falls, Montana

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Statistical Science

Emma Redfoot§, Billings, Montana

Farid Sotoudehniakarani**, Tehran, Iran

Nuclear Engineering

Natural Resources

Jon L. Rezabek, Moscow

Zachary Alexander Spielman**, Idaho Falls

Water Resources

Psychology

Cory Nichole Richards**, Granite Bay, California

Cody Sprague, Boise

Natural Resources

Civil Engineering

Lauryn Ringwood*, Kennewick, Washington

Brenden Staab, Basin, Wyoming

Applied Economics

Biological Engineering

Steven Philip Roberge**, Dalton Gardens

Nathan James Stark, Eagle

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Michael Andrew Rodman**, Hailey

Rachel Stein**, Omaha, Nebraska

Environmental Science

Natural Resources

Yannik Elo Roell*, Waynesville, Missouri

Valerie Stephan, Boise

Biology

Environmental Science

Kelli Frances Roemer*, Lakeview

Shane Wesley Stoner**, Clancy, Montana

Natural Resources

Soil and Land Resources

Taylor Romenesko*, Nome, Alaska

Paola Stramandinoli Branco, Curitiba, Brazil

Civil Engineering

Natural Resources

Ronnie Lee Ross*, Coeur d’Alene

David Allen Streett**, Pinetop, Arizona

Mechanical Engineering

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Curtis Junior Roth, Elkins, West Virginia

Faith Nicole Sugerman, Madison, New Jersey

Natural Resources

Environmental Science

Roxanne Braden Ruck**, Valdez, Alaska

Andrew James Swanson**, Eveleth, Minnesota

Movement and Leisure Sciences

Natural Resources

Bamidele Johnson Samuel, Abeokuta, Nigeria

Martin Russell Taylor, Westminster, Colorado

Chemistry

Materials Science and Engineering

Breann Nancy Sandberg*, Coeur d’Alene

Jonathan R. Thompson, Rexburg

Animal Science

Environmental Science

Nicholas Ray Saras, Boise

Nathan Evan Tims**, Pullman, Washington

Civil Engineering

Technology Management

Andrew Quaid Schnabl, Big Bend, Wisconsin

Leanne Katherine Tomas**, Las Vegas, Nevada

Environmental Science

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Thomas Vincent Schrempp*, Priest River

Danica Annalee Tormanen**, Walker, Minnesota

Natural Resources

Environmental Science

Rebecca Schroeder**, Homedale

Justin John Trujillo**, Poway, California

Natural Resources

Natural Resources

James Michael Schultz**, Boise

Shishona Rae Turner*, Troy

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Jordan Benjamin Scott**, Malta

Nichole Renee Valdez*, Aurora, Colorado

Electrical Engineering

Chemistry

Jeffrey Arthur Seebach*, Durango, Colorado

Samantha Pauline Vega, West Sacramento, California

Environmental Science

Water Resources

Cole Webster Senefsky*, Orofino

Gabriela Villegas, Bozeman, Montana

Plant Science

Geology

Yijing Shao, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Nicholas Mark Vincent, Pasco, Washington

Food Science

Plant Science

Amey Shigrekar, Mumbai, India

Margot Elizabeth Vore, Centennial, Colorado

Nuclear Engineering

Geography

– 28 –

Bridget Caitlin Wade, Gaithersburg, Maryland

Shelbie Jean Hackett, Boise

Geology

Athletic Training

Ethan S. Waldman, Highland Park, Illinois

Mackenzie Claire Holman, East Wenatchee, Washington

Environmental Science

Athletic Training

Warren Jeremy Walters, Rexburg

Vanessa Lara-Diaz, Palm Desert, California

Technology Management

Athletic Training

Chung Yan Wan*, Hong Kong, People’s Republic of China

Jonathan Lee, Los Angeles, California

Statistical Science

Athletic Training

Abigail Eugenia Welch, Port Orchard, Washington

Salvador Junior Mora, Ventura, California

Environmental Science

Athletic Training

Logan Wiebusch**, Fremont, California

Austin James Parr, Spokane, Washington

Environmental Science

Athletic Training

Geoffrey M. Williams*, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Sotero Leon Perigo, Syracuse, Utah

Natural Resources

Athletic Training

Kristie Lee Williams**, Hayden Lake

Ellen Rodgers, Okanogan, Washington

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Athletic Training

Samuel Robert Wolfe, Jerome

Jackson LeRoy Spencer, Moscow

Chemical Engineering

Athletic Training

Nicholas Robert Wood, Meridian

Alexander Thomas Strauss, Greenfield Center, New York

Integrated Architecture and Design

Athletic Training

Sarah Doricia Worthington**, Boise

Zoe W. Strauss, Twin Falls

Natural Resources

Athletic Training

Monique Dora Wynecoop*, Chewelah, Washington

Erika Maurine Woodworth, Wellsville, Utah

Natural Resources

Athletic Training

Annika Young, Coeur d’Alene

Professional Science Master

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Eric Lyman Young**, North Ogden, Utah

Caleb Cameron Cotton**, Elko, Nevada

Environmental Science

Natural Resources and Environmental Science

Ashley Nichole Glenn**, San Antonio, Texas

Master of Science in Athletic Training

Natural Resources and Environmental Science

Marquis Rufus Bias, Los Angeles, California

Grace Vergie Padilla Nillama**, Claveria Misamis Oriental, Philippines

Athletic Training

Natural Resources and Environmental Science

Daniel Joseph Desmond, Marysville, California

LeAnne Nicole Rojas*, Lebanon, Oregon

Athletic Training

Natural Resources and Environmental Science

– 29 –

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

of

L aw

Established in 1909. Mark L. Adams, J.D., Dean

Juris Doctor

Erin Elisabeth Gram, Troy

Ali Abdul-Aziz, Moscow

Alexander S. Hayes, Portland, Oregon

Paul C. Alexander*, Middletown, New York

Brandon Jay Hess, Malad City

Magna cum laude

Alexandra Lee Hodson, Boise

Shannon M. Atwell, Boise

Cum laude

Andrew W. Augustine, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Jessalyn Rose Hopkin, Pocatello

Matthew J. Bardsley, Pocatello

Emily Rose Howlett, Post Falls

Shane M. Bell, Paradise Valley, Nevada

Branden M. Huckstep, Eagle

Crystal D. Berry**, Boise

Matthew C. Hunter, Vancouver, Washington

Janna Birch, Idaho Falls

Ali R. Iqbal, Las Vegas, Nevada

Dana L. Blank, Medford, Oregon

Emily James, Mammoth Lakes, California

Reed C. Brevig, Portland, Oregon

Bretton D. Jarvis, Boise

Tyler William Brock, Caldwell

Jacob Henry Johnson**, St. George, Utah

Connor Matthew Callahan, Hillsboro, Oregon

Kacey Lenore Jones, Boise

Summa cum laude

Summa cum laude

George E. Casper, Pocatello

Eulalia W. Kafari, Boise

Chynna K. Castoro, Boise

Taylor M. Kanthack, Helena, Montana

Magna cum laude

Dylan Lee Chenoweth, Moscow

Carlyn M. Kessenich, Sherwood, Oregon

Hannah Marie Christian, Boise

Rich C. Kuhlmann, Honolulu, Hawaii

Arielle S. Collins, Portland, Oregon

Frank A. Larrocea-Phillips, Meridian

Akylah M. Cooper, Boise ´ Richard Anthony Cortes, Pocatello

Marsha L. Larson, Ogden, Utah

Damir Delic, Boise

Kelsey Ann Manweiler, Boise

David A. Delyea, Garden City

Robyn Lyn McPherson**, Post Falls

Mariella del Pilar Diaz, Boise

Erin R. Mccrillis, Enumclaw, Washington

Michael J. Duke, Everett, Washington

Michael N. Menegas, Lewiston

Kristyn B. Escalante, Bakersfield, California

Lisa K. Moline, Sandpoint

Brady Lee Espeland, Coeur d’Alene

Kelby M. Monks, Meridian

Andrew Figueroa Jr., Caldwell

Lawrence Alfred Moran, Fort Wainwright, Alaska

Tully Patrick FitzMaurice, Grangeville

Sean T. Murphy, Boise

Jennifer Brynn Fuhs, Lewiston

Sinan Nadarevic, Meridian

Joanna I. Garza, Warden, Washington

Kendra Lynne Nagy, Boise

Samuel Y. Geddes, Moscow

Jaycee Lynn Nall, Plain City, Utah

Wendell Patrick LeMond Jr.*, Moscow

Summa cum laude

Kristen Kelsey Gooden, Boise

William B. Nelson, Seattle, Washington

Luke R. Gordon, Boise

– 30 –

Derek M. Newman, Lemoore, California

Nanette D. Serrano, Lehi, Utah

Rachel L. Newton, Boise

R. Jonathan Shirts, Coeur d’Alene

Nathan Jason Orlando, Star

Alexander F. Sosa, Corbin, Kentucky

Cum laude

Ryan Allen Squires**, Hayden

Morgan A. Pappas, Bakersfield, California

Xiaoyan Sun, Hangzhou, People’s Republic of China

Garrick Lafe Petersen, Hamer

Kirsten R. Svendsen, Mukilteo, Washington

Chase J. Phillips, Rigby

Nicole L. Swafford, Twin Falls

Kendall Prohaska, Boise

Floyd Leavitt Elmer Swanton, Jr., Modesto, California

Rachel A. Ramey, Oregon City, Oregon

Magna cum laude

Jon L. Rezabek, Moscow

Donald Joseph Towslee Jr., Anchorage, Alaska

Samantha Marie Rishling, Juliaetta

Cameron D. Warr, Boise

Benjamin J. Robbins, Boise

Nicholas Alexander Warzyn, Payette

Jonathan M. Robinson, Mesa, Arizona

Douglas L. Waterman, Caldwell Cum laude

Samuel Allen Schiffler, Twin Falls

Michael A. Wilder, Sellersburg, Indiana

Timothy W. Schmidt, Fairbanks, Alaska

Kaitlyn Marie Wilson, San Diego, California

Geoffrey Alan Schroeder, Mountain Home

Kaylee M. Woodard, Spokane, Washington

John W. Scrantom, Bozeman, Montana

Sarah E. Zimmerman, Kennewick, Washington

Desiree Seal, Lund, Nevada

Kassandra L. Zwick, Ketchikan, Alaska

Kyle S. Sears, Missoula, Montana

– 31 –

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

A gricultural & L ife S ciences

of

Established in 1901. Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D., Dean Torre Joseph Sliman, Gooding

Bachelor of Science

Agricultural Economics

Meshari Muhiy A. Almotairi*, Worcester, Massachusetts

Wendy Elaine Stokes§, Lodi, California

Medical Technology

Agricultural Economics

Grant Richard Wagner, Reardan, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Austin James Whiting, New Plymouth Agricultural Economics

Tristan Michael Abbott, Davenport, Washington

Chyla Marie Wilson, Boise

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Jared Dean Allen**, Filer

Henry L. Wilson, Kuna

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Aleesha Sara Arnzen, Nezperce

Michaela Elizabeth Woempner, Rathdrum

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Colby Wayne Brock, Notus

Gabriel Anton Wright, Troy

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Cum laude

Cody W. Bumgarner, Fruitland Agricultural Economics

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education

Caitlyn Anne Choate, Castleford Agricultural Economics

Jonathan Frank Daman, Desmet

Dan’a Lynn Borland, Asotin, Washington

Agricultural Economics

Ryanna L. Carter, Hansen

Aaron J. Emmert, Kuna

Gabrielle Jean Johnson, Bonners Ferry

Agricultural Economics

Dusty Goff, New Plymouth

Jordan C. Smith§, Olympia, Washington

Agricultural Economics

David James Stitt, Lynden, Washington

Kory Thomas Hamilton, Nampa Agricultural Economics

Dain Robert Johnson, Caldwell

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Life Sciences

Agricultural Economics

Jacob Garry Jones, Rupert Agribusiness

Amanda Jean Atwood**, Fruitland

William George Kline, Buhl

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agricultural Economics

Tasha Marie Azbill, Midvale

Lainey Marcque Lyons, Rupert

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agricultural Economics

Jordan Alma Bowen, Oakley

Hunter T. McGregor, St. Maries

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agricultural Economics

Timothy Joseph Boyle, Hailey

Kirk L. Nelson**, Troy

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agricultural Economics

Garret C.F. Braun, Odessa, Washington

Justin Brian Oakey§, Boise

Agricultural Systems Management

Agricultural Economics

Nicole Grace Cervino, Eagle

Janey Ann Reeves, Melba

Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Agricultural Economics

Mitchell Dell Coats, Boise

Rachel Rittenhouse, Meridian

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agricultural Economics

Taylor Michelle Cragin**, Post Falls

Jennifer Rushby, Cascade Agricultural Economics

Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Magna cum laude

Ethan A. Funk, Aberdeen

Jubal Sanford, Filer

Agricultural Systems Management

Agricultural Economics

Courtney John Garnett, Post Falls

Ryan Eldon Setser**, Burley

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Agribusiness

– 32 –

Cum laude

Derek Karl Green, Fairfield, Washington

Favian Robles Garcia**, Marsing

Agricultural Systems Management

Rebecca L. Hall, Spokane Valley, Washington

Arizona Harrington*, Melba

Ashton Taylor Hinrichs, Middleton

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Heidi Krystell Hawley, Viola

Miranda Joella Holt§, Vale, Oregon

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Cale Allen Homer§, Fairfield

Dillan Ray Henslee, Hagerman Agricultural Systems Management

Kelbi L. Irvin**, La Pine, Oregon

Morgan E. Howard, Nezperce

Jodi Danielle Kaschmitter, Grangeville

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Kyle Darren Isham**, Howe

Taylor Rose Kelley, Twin Falls

Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Patrick Thomas Krinke, Meridian

Clayton King, Pomeroy, Washington

Summa cum laude

Agricultural Systems Management

Summer K. Lowe, Kuna

Tyler Allen King**, Pomeroy, Washington

Angelita Balana Main, Mountain Home

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Amber Lynn Lannon**, Boise

Riley Leonard Merrigan, Imbler, Oregon

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Magna cum laude

Joseph Maxwell**, Hagerman

Hunter Andrew Montgomery**, Nampa

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Christine Louise Moon, Crane, Oregon

Trevor Morgan Owens**, Boise Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Jessica Lynn Mortensen, Glenns Ferry

Brogan Pete Parkin**, Rupert

Andrew Gregory Papineau, Moscow

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Tasha Saralyn Paul, Moscow Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Kyle L. Pinney, Boise

Magna cum laude

Rachel Rittenhouse, Meridian

Tyson Lee Payne*, Middleton

Jessica Ann Russell, Fruitland

Agricultural Systems Management

Bradley Eugene Spencer, Middleton

Rebekka Sawyer§, Spirit Lake

Agricultural Systems Management

Jamie L. Short, Eagle

Leslie Lynn Margaret Thompson, Greenleaf

Magna cum laude

Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Regan Alexandra Spencer, Coeur d’Alene

Jordan Allan Verbree**, Wendell Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Sierra Nichole Temple, Bonners Ferry

Mckinze Clive Walker, Hazelton

Joshua Brian Travers**, Sandpoint

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Magna cum laude

Clayton Don Zimmerman**, Weiser

Maguire Ahnnalese Wardle§, Boise

Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Katie R. Wilkins, Twin Falls

Bachelor of Science in Animal and Veterinary Science

Summa cum laude

Jordan Nicole Workman**, Moscow

Ubaldo Arana, Weiser

Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development and Education

Cum laude

Frances A. Arend, Napa, California Taylor Morgan Badigian, Meridian

Macie M. Bakken§, Moscow

William Sayer Broussard, Spokane, Washington

April Marie Becker§, Coeur d’Alene

Corrina Janae Cheatham, Council

Sheriden Alesandra Day**, Boise

Raven D. Crossley, Mountain Home

Jennifer Marie English**, Meridian

Cum laude

Cum laude

Lyndsay Schatz De Souza, Camarillo, California

Julie Ann English**, Meridian Magna cum laude

Kayloni Lynne Doctor, Moscow

Jennifer Ann Kramer, Coeur d’Alene

Emily Lynn Dyas, Melba

Magna cum laude

– 33 –

Amy Nicole Palmer, Dalton Gardens

Chloe J. Davies, Weiser

Summa cum laude

Clothing, Textiles and Design

Sierra Marie Pontius**, Boise

Christina Renee Dingman**, Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Danielle Sargent*, Post Falls

Jessica Lauren Driver**, Post Falls

Amanda Thomas, Coeur d’Alene

Food and Nutrition

Sophia Kathryn Dunlap, Coeur d’Alene

Karena Christine-Hunley Thomason, Athol

Food and Nutrition

Summa cum laude

Laura A. Ehman*, West Linn, Oregon Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences

Anne Catherine Fascilla**, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Katelyn Rose Foote**, Boise

Jami Altschuler, Coeur d’Alene

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Food and Nutrition

Jennifer Ann Gagner**, Coeur d’Alene

Patrick Steven Anderson, Moscow Food and Nutrition

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Cum laude

Royce C. Grassl**, Nezperce

Whitney Renee Anderson§, Spokane Valley, Washington

Clothing, Textiles and Design

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Leonard Alonzo Hazewood, Lincoln, California

Miranda Rebecca Anspach, Troy

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Food and Nutrition

Rachel Cleona Hernandez, Redmond, Washington

Emily Rose Aronson**, Chattaroy, Washington

Food and Nutrition

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Cady Lynn Hunt, Coulee City, Washington

Christina Alicia Belarde, Whittier, California

Food and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition

Christy Rae Johnson, Coeur d’Alene

Hailey Christine Berriochoa**, Boise

Food and Nutrition

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Cum laude

Jett Leandra Jones, Kuna

Avery Kristina Bolton§, Boise

Clothing, Textiles and Design

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Mary Francis Ann Kaschmitter, Grangeville

Gabrielle Ann Boobar, Eagle

Food and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition

Taylor Mercedes Leggett**, Boise

Ashley Ann Bull, Troy

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Jerrica A. Leitch*, Nezperce

Christy LeAnne Carrender**, Deary

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Magna cum laude

Michelle Shannon Little, Omaha, Nebraska

Brooklyn Danielle Connor, Greenacres, Washington

Food and Nutrition

Clothing, Textiles and Design

Magna cum laude

Danielle Lynn Marcolina, Eagle

Nathan J. Cook, Osburn

Food and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition

Madison Marie Munson**, Chantilly, Virginia

Megan Jennifer Cox§, Boise

Clothing, Textiles and Design

Food and Nutrition

Kenia Ortega, Fruitland

Rayanna Lynn Creutzberg, Lewiston

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

– 34 –

Mikyah Hope Owens, Coeur d’Alene Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Food Science

Summa cum laude

Meaghann-Annastassia Tierney-Elexis Davenport, Kennesaw, Georgia

Andrea Saraid Perez Prado**, Weiser Food and Nutrition

Cailin ElizabethMei Price**, Walla Walla, Washington

Rem Henry Fox, Caldwell

Food and Nutrition

Puspita Sari Hamijoyo**, Shoreline, Washington

Jacqlyn Ann Raivo, Idaho Falls Food and Nutrition

Jacob Paul Hause**, Hales Corners, Wisconsin

Maddison Marie Ray, Rathdrum

Hannah L. Jensen, Richland, Washington

Food and Nutrition

Samantha D. Mamer, Caldwell

RaAnna M. Rivas, Boise Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Alyssa Perko, Kent, Washington

Larisa Camille Robic, Edgewood, Washington Food and Nutrition

Sydney Lindsay Silbert, Hanover, New Hampshire

Cum laude

Lacie Marie Rogers, Post Falls

Nellie Jean Yager, Moscow

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Maren Kay Seljevold, Moorhead, Minnesota

Bachelor of Science in Plant Science

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Garrett Ried Senefsky, Orofino

Justine Lynn Carlson**, Boise

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Hana Lucy Sorensen, Boise Food and Nutrition

Nicole Grace Cervino, Eagle

Magna cum laude

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Sierra Susan Speiker, Oroville, Washington

Jennifer Nicole Chan, Meridian

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Biotechnology and Plant Genomics

Jessica Nicole Spinazza§, Coeur d’Alene

Sarah Frances Curet, Salmon

Food and Nutrition

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Casey McCalmont Stauffer**, Coeur d’Alene

Ali Fulmer, Oroville, Washington

Food and Nutrition

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Justin Edward Tatham**, Idaho Falls

Shannon Royals, Moscow

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Rachael Tatko, Eagle Food and Nutrition

Summa cum laude

Mitchell Sturzen, Howe

Cum laude

Crop Management; Crop Science

Nicole Kiyoko Tong, Poulsbo, Washington Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Soil and Water Systems

Michael Desmond Van Der Heijden, Priest River Food and Nutrition

Ana Silvia Vasquez, Homedale

Michaela Elizabeth Woempner, Rathdrum

Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Olyvia Macall Weston§, Driggs Food and Nutrition

Jacqueline Zuniga**, Caldwell Child, Family and Consumer Studies

– 35 –

C ollege

of

A rt & A rchitecture

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

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Interior Design

Taylor VaLois Allen, Idaho Falls

Elna M. Albano§, Island Park

Art

Samantha Barnard, Idaho Falls

Hannah Grace Barnes**, Boise

Kirsten Louise Brandt, Coeur d’Alene

Art

Summer Alexandra Burton, Anacortes, Washington

Kathleen Makay Cox§, Coeur d’Alene

Art

Gabrielle Alexis Diebner, Issaquah, Washington

Alena Lee Cenis, Boise Art

Michael Duane Edwards§, Boise

Rachel V. Etchemendy, Victor

Gabriella Antonia Garcia, Caldwell

Art

Shanti Mara Friedman§, Sitka, Alaska

Madelen Karin Marjatta Johansson§, Tibro, Sweden

Art

Jordyn May McKnight, Nampa

Timothy Becker Goldy*, Boise Art

Bachelor of Science

Alexandra Marie Hurt, Meridian Art

Austin D. Braymen, North Bend, Washington

Carmin Kay VanderKarr, Sagle

Virtual Technology and Design

Art

Shane A. Bruess**, Hailey

Kateri Marie Warnick, Coeur d’Alene

Virtual Technology and Design

Art

Nathan Chandler Buchheit, Coeur d’Alene

Hunter Raye Weyand**, McCall

Virtual Technology and Design

Art

Joseph Byland, Boise Virtual Technology and Design

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Reilly Christopher Cisco, Summerville, Oregon Virtual Technology and Design

Kathleen Michelle Boyle**, Winnemucca, Nevada

Virtual Technology and Design

Amber Marie Bunn, Tensed

Zethnouneay Dubois**, Spirit Lake

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Summer Alexandra Burton, Anacortes, Washington

Katherine Elizabeth Duke, Hauser

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Audrey Marie DiGirolamo, Freeland, Washington Studio Art and Design

Marissa Alexandra Geppert, Bellevue, Washington

Cum laude

Virtual Technology and Design

Brenda Kathryn Ely**, Coeur d’Alene

Jason A. Hurst, Moscow

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Alexander Edward Gamble, Boise

Dusan Jevtic, Sombor, Serbia

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Justin Gregory Hoffman**, Coeur d’Alene

Dylan James Luchini, Meridian

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Joshua Mckinnon Hust, Palouse, Washington

Daniel J. Manwaring, Moscow

Studio Art

Virtual Technology and Design

Evan Joseph Linn, St. Anthony

Fallon Lindsey Orr, Boise

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Michaela Nicole Olinger**, Priest River

Samuel Joseph Petersen, Lakewood, Illinois

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Mercedes Pauline Rennison, Rathdrum

Christian Alan Sandberg, Bonney Lake, Washington

Studio Art and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Shanda Lee Sheldon, Moscow Studio Art and Design

Summa cum laude

Torin Shane Dalgliesh, Ferdinand

Studio Art and Design

Jacob Brian Waggoner, Moscow

Cum laude

Virtual Technology and Design

Rachl Ann Skartved, Anaconda, Montana Studio Art and Design

– 36 –

Summa cum laude

Jinjie Li§, Xi’an, People’s Republic of China

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Chase Steven Macaw§, Boise

Alexander Gregory Albrecht, Viola

Emily Ann Nelson, Wallace

Carlos Andres Auces, Nampa

Adilyne Nolan, Boise

Meghan Nicole Ballock**, Billings, Montana

Andres Rojo, Kennewick, Washington

Caitlin Rose Beesley, Lewiston

Zachariah Dean Rott, Boise

Rebecca Ann Behrens, Twin Falls

Runi Sa, Seattle, Washington

Magna cum laude

Parker D. Bryan, Pleasanton, California

Cole Michael Sampson*, St. Maries

Nicole Rene Collie, Post Falls

Somyalma Gaelle Sawadogo, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Edward Charles Cooke, Yorba Linda, California

Matthew Siron**, Eagle

Thomas William Corr, Twin Falls

Baoning Sun, Hohhot, People’s Republic of China

Megan Nicole Danell, Kuna

Deona M. Swager, Buhl

Ruina Du**, Xi’an, People’s Republic of China

Francisco F. Tovar-Mayorga§, Sedro Woolley, Washington

Charles Campbell Filler, Moscow

Monique Lauren Wintz**, Moscow

Giovanni Cedonio Florenca, Camarillo, California

Haonan Xu, Xi’an, People’s Republic of China

Magna cum laude

Kyle Graham Greenhill**, Roseville, California

Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture

Austin George Gutierrez, Heppner, Oregon Kenneth Richard Hamley, Moscow

Evan L. Maynard, Boise

Danielle Marie Harlan, Post Falls

Cilvin Steward**, Waipio, Hawaii

Shudan He, Rucheng, People’s Republic of China Summa cum laude

Kira M. Langer**, Pinehurst

– 37 –

C ollege

of

B usiness & E conomics

Established in 1925. Marc Chopin, Ph.D., Dean Brianna Danielle Bennett, Moscow

Bachelor of Science in Business

Management and Human Resources; Operations Management; Marketing

Michael Brian Ababurko*, Deer Park, Washington

Alexander Scottland Bergdorf**, Everett, Washington

Accounting; Operations Management

Accounting; Finance

Jonathan Michael Abdallah, Viola

Hayden Mianne Bettinson**, Boise

Finance

Marketing

Arwa Mohammad Makki H. Abdultawwab*, Boise

Alex Hayden Betts, Boise

Operations Management

Marketing

Amy Ann Agenbroad, Nampa Finance

Magna cum laude

Bailey Lynn Bice§, Moscow

Magna cum laude

Management and Human Resources

Saad Abdulrahman M. Alarifi*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Luke Parker Bird**, Hailey

Finance

Marketing

Mohammed Alhadaisan§, Moscow

Alexander Wayne Boatman§, Lewiston

Operations Management

Finance

Alaa Jasim M. Almarhoon**, Safwa, Saudi Arabia

Erik James Bodrock, Post Falls

Accounting; Operations Management

Accounting; Finance

Abdulaziz Ibraheem A. Almuaqel§, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Caitlin Christine Bowyer, Idaho Falls

Operations Management

Marketing; Operations Management

Mohammed Ibrahim A. Almusaed*, Damman, Saudi Arabia

Bryce A. Boyer, Payette

Information Systems

Finance

Waleed Mutlaq Almutairi**, Pullman, Washington

Shannon Michel Brink, Kirkland, Washington

Operations Management

Management and Human Resources; Operations Management

Naif Khashan S. Alshammari*, Pullman, Washington

Casey M. Broderick, Boise

Information Systems

Business Economics; Finance

Abdullmalik Abdullah H. Alzuhairi, Tiffin, Ohio

Tucker James Bronken, Meridian

Operations Management

Business Economics

Jacob Austin Andersen, Boise

Destin Brown§, Boise

Operations Management

Management and Human Resources

Colton Tucker Anderson, Jerome

Nathan Scott Browning**, Port Townsend, Washington

Information Systems

Marketing

Jace Carter Anderson, Meridian

Tessa Mae Brusven, Moscow

Management and Human Resources

Marketing

Brenan Warren Anthony, Post Falls Marketing; Finance

Operations Management

Tyler Armstrong*, Meridian

Jakob Robert Canup*, Craigmont

Marketing

Marketing

Isaac Avila, Caldwell

Joel Andrew Carlson§, Pocatello

Business Economics

Marketing

Jason Mark Baker, Boise

Kaitlin Mary Carlson*, Meridian

Management and Human Resources

Accounting

Kira Lynn Baker, Mountain Home

Magna cum laude

Zachary Daniel Carothers, Sandpoint

Management and Human Resources

Finance

Parker Barrett Barnhart, Boise

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

Marketing

Accounting

Evan Garrett Barton*, Post Falls

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

Marketing

Accounting

John Jhovi Batacan**, Moscow

Lihua Chen*, Lewiston

Management and Human Resources

Accounting; Finance

Rylee Beasley*, Eagle

Yunyun Cheng**, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Accounting; Finance

Management and Human Resources

Gregory Paul Beck, Hamilton, Montana Management and Human Resources

Summa cum laude

Colten W. Burke*, Emmett

Braedon Forrest Churchill, Boise

Summa cum laude

Finance

Thomas Roger Behre, Moscow

Magna cum laude

Daniel Joseph Cleaver**, Boise

Marketing

Finance

– 38 –

Deanna E. Collins**, Boise

Gabriela Franco§, Caldwell

Operations Management

Accounting

Baylor Brett Comstock*, Boise

Robert Leroy Frazier, Idaho Falls

Marketing

Operations Management; Information Systems

James Thomas Conway, Kimberly

Gage Freedom Frederick, Boise

Operations Management

Accounting; Finance

Travis Richard Crane, Post Falls

Elizabeth May Freiburger, Paul

Operations Management; Information Systems

Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Jadelyn Marie Cullum, Meridian

Alex French, Idaho Falls

Operations Management

Accounting

Michael Braden Curtis**, Twin Falls

Samantha Lynn Fuller§, Boise

Marketing

Management and Human Resources

Mark Andrew Danforth, Bothell, Washington

Devin Funderburg**, Pocatello

Marketing; Operations Management

Information Systems

Rebecca Eilise Darney**, Moscow Accounting

Information Systems

Mikayla Maye Davenport, Coeur d’Alene Management and Human Resources; Operations Management

Cesar Raudel Gonzalez, Nampa Magna cum laude

Business Economics

Brandi Marie Davis§, Post Falls

Maycie Nicole Goodlander, Coeur d’Alene

Marketing

Marketing

Shay Luane Davis, Post Falls Finance; Accounting

Colton James Gray, Coeur d’Alene

Cum laude

Accounting; Finance

Timothy Keith Delcourt**, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada Finance

Marketing

Shengan Gu**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Finance

Finance

Andrew Paul Dobak**, Elko, Nevada

Gabriel George Gutierrez§, Caldwell

Cum laude

Accounting

Charles Bartholomew Dolar, Boise Marketing

Magna cum laude

Cheyenne Zoe-Angel Griffith**, Pasco, Washington

Drake Joseph Dines*, Boise

Marketing

Summa cum laude

Michael Warren Gillette, Hailey

Nichole Lynn Hampton, Wallace

Summa cum laude

Management and Human Resources; Operations Management

Karen Eleana Duran**, Huancayo, Peru

Braxton Travis Hardy§, Idaho Falls

Operations Management

Operations Management

Henry Simon Griffin Elias, Hailey

Christopher Lloyd Harlan*, Bonners Ferry

Marketing

Information Systems; Operations Management

Luther Kaden Elliss§, Salt Lake City, Utah

Krisha Jean Hedge**, Post Falls

Operations Management; Management and Human Resources

Management Information Systems

Faith Toritsemugbone Eruwa*, Geleen, Netherlands

Chandra Starling Heinz-Odom**, Boise

Marketing

Accounting

William R. Everly, Idaho Falls

Sarah Lyn Henke, Rathdrum

Business Economics

Finance; Accounting

Irene Stoelan Evjen§, Tingvoll, Norway

Shaundra Jean Herrud, Eagle

Marketing

Operations Management; Finance

Alexander Walter Fairbanks**, Boise

Summa cum laude

Andrew Kevin Hicks, Coeur d’Alene

Information Systems

Finance; Operations Management

Taylor Elizabeth Falk**, Batavia, Illinois

Jared Higgins, Cottonwood

Marketing

Finance

Aron Christopher Fazzari, College Place, Washington

Preston J. Hill, Nezperce

Finance; Business Economics

Finance; Accounting

Samuel Colton Fenlason, San Diego, California Business Economics

Summa cum laude

Dane Kirk Hjeltness**, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Finance

Dominick Thomas Fery, Boise

Nolan Michael Hoiness**, Hoquiam, Washington

Finance; Operations Management

Operations Management

Julia Camren Fletcher, Burr Ridge, Illinois

Jordan O. Hollingshead, Lewiston

Marketing

Accounting

Zachary Andrew Flory§, Boise

Yusen Hou**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Information Systems; Operations Management

Operations Management

Nathan Jack Flynn*, Boise

Taylor Reece Howell, McCall

Management and Human Resources; Information Systems; Operations Management

Management and Human Resources

Nathan M. Foss, Fruitland

Alyssa Renee Hudson, Wenatchee, Washington

Information Systems

Accounting; Management and Human Resources

– 39 –

Magna cum laude

Kelton C. Hunter**, Coeur d’Alene

Esteban J. Lejardi**, Homedale

Finance

Accounting

Nicholas Ryan Huot, Moscow

Summa cum laude

Devin Michael Lewis*, Post Falls

Finance

Marketing

Jong Sun Hwang**, Gwacheonsi, South Korea

Yitao Li**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Marketing

Operations Management

Aspen Anne Jared, Weippe

Maximus Kenneth Lightning**, Boise

Management and Human Resources

Information Systems

Xiangyu Jia**, Tangshan, People’s Republic of China

Andrew Bret Linsenmann*, Jackson, Wyoming

Marketing

Finance

Chaoqun Jin, Moscow

Wesley Lodman, Boise

Finance

Information Systems

Xuemei Jing§, Xiamen, People’s Republic of China

Veronika Sabina Lorenzana§, Boise

Operations Management

Marketing

Jessica Johnson**, Moscow

Evan A. Lunning**, Moscow

Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Finance; Operations Management

Josette Eileen Johnson, Spokane, Washington

Haocheng Luo*, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Marketing

Operations Management

Patrick Scott Johnson*, Phoenix, Arizona

Connor Norris Lynch§, Puyallup, Washington

Operations Management

Marketing

Hayden M. Kanikkeberg**, Troy

Junmei Lyu**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Management and Human Resources

Operations Management; Finance

Burton Blake Kearns, Coeur d’Alene

Max Mallane*, Boise

Finance; Marketing

Management and Human Resources

Catherine Rose Keenan, Boise

Morgan Bailey Manfull, St. Maries

Marketing

Marketing; Finance

Casey J. Keller**, St. Anthony

Conor T. Marcus, Eagle

Accounting

Business Economics

Bradley D. Kelly, Walla Walla, Washington

Justin Thomas Marino, Boise

Operations Management

Finance

Jordan Keys**, Shelley

Irma Alisia Martinez**, Burley

Management and Human Resources

Marketing

Corey David Koski, Post Falls

Amy Kiyoko Matsuoka**, Moscow

Accounting

Accounting

Mark Peter Kovacs, Budapest, Hungary

Andrew Karl Maurer, Coeur d’Alene

Business Economics; Finance

Marketing

Colin Scott Kraft**, Fresno, California

Mikel Don Mavey, Homedale

Marketing

Operations Management

Bethany Marie Krause, Centerville, Ohio

Emily Jane McBride**, Idaho Falls

Management and Human Resources

Accounting; Information Systems

Nicholas Lee Kuzio, Boise

Corey Micheal McConkey§, Rough and Ready, California

Marketing

Marketing

Danielle R. LaCroix, Meridian

Patrick James McElligatt, Upland, California

Management and Human Resources

Business Economics; Finance

Naomi Lam, Boise

Summa cum laude

Ryan J. McNulty, St. Maries

Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Marketing; Operations Management

Zhanxiang Lan**, Chengdu, People’s Republic of China

Summa cum laude

Timothy Keen Meeks**, Post Falls

Finance

Marketing

Brandon James Latta**, Boise

Victoria Lee Mehl, Vancouver, Washington

Marketing

Marketing; Operations Management

Tyler James Lavigne, Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Summa cum laude

Austin Reid Merrill**, Boise

Accounting; Finance

Operations Management

Saphire Ngoc Le*, Lewiston

Chace Lon Mickelsen, Blackfoot

Accounting

Accounting; Finance

Austin John LeFave§, Glendora, California

Kevin Robert Miller**, Port Hadlock, Washington

Marketing

Marketing

Yiyi Lei**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

John Robert Morris, Eagle

Accounting

Marketing

– 40 –

Madison Marie Munson**, Chantilly, Virginia

Hannah Elizabeth Scheppke, Olympia, Washington

Marketing

Business Economics

Jacob Owen Murray**, Homedale Management and Human Resources

Management and Human Resources

Viet Nhu Nguyen*, Hanoi, Vietnam

Ryker W. Schlienz, Eagle

Accounting

Finance

Nicole Mary Lyn Noble, Boise

Nerissa Kaylien Schmechel, Twin Falls

Marketing; Management and Human Resources

Summa cum laude

Marketing

Walter Oliver Odedo*, Boise

Jamie Nicole Schwantes, Palmer, Alaska

Management and Human Resources

Business Economics

Alexander Manuel Orozco, Wilder

Summa cum laude

Xiaoyi Shao, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Operations Management

Finance

Jonathan Dehner Parrett**, Boise

Luke Cameron Shaw**, Moscow

Marketing

Operations Management

Mason Daniel Patzer, Coeur d’Alene

Emily Rose Siebrecht**, Coeur d’Alene

Marketing

Marketing

Nicholas Peredo, Boise

Summa cum laude

John Sigrist, Boise

Finance

Finance; Operations Management

Joseph D. Pfennigs**, Post Falls Accounting

Cum laude

Anna Marie Schetzle, Troy

Samuel Harrison Silberman*, Sandpoint

Summa cum laude

Marketing

Trent Nathan Pickering, Phoenix, Arizona

Carol Kay Sizemore, Grangeville

Accounting

Accounting

Grant Piller**, Lehi, Utah

Eric Jeffrey Sjogren*, Vancouver, Washington

Marketing

Marketing

Benjamin Porter**, Idaho Falls

Cassandra Smith, Boise

Business Economics

Management and Human Resources

Chase Gabriel Pratt, Austin, Texas

McKayla Paige Lindley Smith*, Boise

Operations Management

Finance

Hayden Michael Pratt, Austin, Texas

Summa cum laude

Samuel Don Solberg**, Grangeville

Operations Management

Finance; Accounting

Justin Douglas Pratt, Coeur d’Alene

Sarah E. Solomon, Middleton

Finance; Accounting

Management and Human Resources

Bridger A. Putnam, Kalispell, Montana Information Systems; Operations Management

Magna cum laude

Cum laude

Nathan Daniel Stauffer, Kuna

Summa cum laude

Management and Human Resources

Megan Miren Quintana**, Homedale

William Stein**, Rathdrum

Operations Management

Finance; Information Systems

Brooke N. Reilly, Colbert, Washington

Kayla Michelle Stinebaugh**, Moscow

Operations Management; Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Accounting

Jose Antonio Reyes**, Lafayette, Oregon

Brandon Michael Stransky**, Burlington, Washington

Operations Management

Marketing

Charlotte Robinson§, Seattle, Washington

John Patton Tate**, Boise

Marketing

Operations Management

Isaiah Matthew Roe**, Walla Walla, Washington

Emily Nicole Taylor*, Boise

Operations Management; Information Systems

Marketing

Gavan Dean Rosteck§, Coeur d’Alene

Joseph Tencza, Meridian

Marketing

Finance

Caiqi Ruan**, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Michael Tolle§, Sweet Home, Oregon

Accounting

Marketing; Finance

Brian Eric Russell, Olympia, Washington

Yuxiang Tong*, Chongqing, People’s Republic of China

Information Systems; Operations Management

Marketing

Paul Russo**, Sammamish, Washington

Seth Kenneth Topliff, Whitefish, Montana

Marketing

Operations Management

Joshua Christian Saguid, Las Vegas, Nevada

Mai Ngoc Ban Tran, Seattle, Washington

Information Systems

Accounting

Clint Richard Sandquist**, Troy

Kyle Douglas Tucker**, Boise

Marketing

Accounting

Dyson Alexsander Savage, Hayden

Nataliann Rose Tutino**, Chelan, Washington

Finance; Business Economics

Accounting

– 41 –

Summa cum laude

Nathan Jon Updike**, Garden Valley

Gavin Lee Whitesitt§, Rathdrum

Management and Human Resources

Business Economics

Keiji Urushima*, Saitama, Japan Accounting

Garrett M. Wideen, Fontana, California

Cum laude

Information Systems

David James Vail, Meridian Marketing

Elijah M. Williams, Idaho Falls

Summa cum laude

Accounting

Dolan Joseph Valenzuela, Coeur d’Alene

Alyssa Rose Wilson§, Spokane, Washington

Information Systems

Business Economics

Chase Andrew Van Boeyen**, Lewiston

Nicholas Christopher Wilson, Eagle

Accounting

Marketing

Liliana J. Vargas, Star

Griffen Winget, Post Falls

Finance

Marketing; Finance

Anna Cassidy Vaughan, Coeur d’Alene Accounting

Shelby Malai Wirkus, Rigby

Summa cum laude

Management and Human Resources

Mikaela Michelle Vaughn, Caldwell

Audrey Louise Wootton-Franusich, Redmond, Washington

Accounting

Marketing

Gabrielle Catherin Vietri, Coeur d’Alene Finance

Joshua Kobe Yamamoto**, Seattle, Washington

Summa cum laude

Information Systems

Audrey Alder Waite, Middleton Operations Management

Sarah Katelynn Yamaura, Post Falls

Summa cum laude

Management and Human Resources

Yi Wang**, Jinan, People’s Republic of China

Guan Yang**, Dalian, People’s Republic of China

Management and Human Resources

Management and Human Resources

Ryan Charles Ward**, Troy

Raine E. Yergler, Kingston

Accounting

Accounting; Finance

Jillian R. Waters, Osburn

Devin Alan Young, Blackfoot

Management and Human Resources; Operations Management

Management and Human Resources

Joshua Thomas Wehrli**, Meridian

Rachel M. Youren, Gooding

Information Systems

Accounting

Henry David Weitz, Caldwell

Summa cum laude

Haoquan Zeng§, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Business Economics

Marketing

Alexander Wenker, Thousand Oaks, California

Xun Zhang*, Dongyang, People’s Republic of China

Finance

Marketing

Brayden Micheal White, Jerome

Yilun Zhao**, Xi’an, People’s Republic of China

Finance; Accounting

Accounting

Kilie K. White, Rupert

Zijie Zhou*, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Accounting; Finance

Accounting

Nathan E. White*, Post Falls Finance

– 42 –

C ollege

of

E ducation , H ealth & H uman S ciences

Established in 1920. Ali Carr-Chellman, Ph.D., Dean Breeanna Traci Gibson, Joseph, Oregon

Bachelor of Science in Dance

Elementary Education

Lisa Elaine Nikssarian, Sandpoint

Cum laude

Alex Richard Greig**, Moscow Secondary Education

Brianna Michele Wilfert, Pasco, Washington

Summa cum laude

Jaya Delecia Gundy, Boise Secondary Education

Bachelor of Science in Education

Kitaria Felisa Hamilton, Ramstein Air Base, Germany Elementary Education

Mikalynn Faith Amos§, Athol

Kathleen Harvey, Sandpoint

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Kirsti Anne Appleby**, Post Falls

Megan Nicole Hasquet**, Star

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Megan Lucille Atkinson**, Moscow

Manjuan He, Chengdu, People’s Republic of China

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Acadia Jo Babin, Post Falls Elementary Education

Physical Education

Brianna N. Ballantyne**, Kamiah

Jacklyn K. Himmelberger, Genesee

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Kaitlyn Teresa Barnett, Othello, Washington

Rochelle Leigh Hopkins, Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Natalie Eileen Barton§, Twin Falls

Lindsey D. Hurd**, Weiser

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Felicia Ann Beeher, Kellogg Elementary Education

Viviana Hurtado Romero§, Hailey

Summa cum laude

Secondary Education

Kaitlin Nicole Bode, Las Vegas, Nevada

Taylor Rae Inman, Kennewick, Washington

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Bailey Moyie Cavender**, Naples

Emily T. James**, Gooding

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Melissa Nicole Cederquist**, Bonners Ferry

Chelsea May Jones**, Okinawa, Japan

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Emily A. Chatburn, Sandpoint

Rachel Jones**, Meridian

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Yishan Chen, Kunming, People’s Republic of China

Hannah Elizabeth Kessler, Meridian

Physical Education

Elementary Education

Casandra Clements§, Nampa

Elementary Education

Hannah Jane Cowan*, Leavenworth, Washington

Elizabeth Brooke Kramer§, Boise

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Haven Sky Davis-Martinez**, Sandpoint

Hannah Ray Lancaster**, Jerome

Magna cum laude

Elementary Education

Jennifer Lynn Dieter**, Spokane, Washington

Matthew David Langer, Kellogg

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Matthew Michael Dilda, Ramstein Air Base, Germany

Scout Lani Larson**, Lewiston

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Sydney Kay Durk§, Boise

Alexandra P. Lasure**, Meridian

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Andrew Scott Evans, Nampa

Cum laude

Jerrica A. Leitch**, Nezperce

Secondary Education

Career and Technical Education

Justin Taylor Ewing**, Blanchard

Cum laude

Andrea Kaye Leja Meyer**, Moscow

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Nicole Marie Firestone**, Post Falls Elementary Education

Magna cum laude

Savhanna G. Korver**, Potter Valley, California

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Summa cum laude

Dana Lester Hemmingmoore**, Coeur d’Alene

Chantell Eileen Lowe, Reubens

Cum laude

Physical Education

Francis Alene Garner, Bonners Ferry

Collin Richard Luther, Bonners Ferry

Career and Technical Education

Elementary Education

– 43 –

Mary Madison Lyons, Nampa

Kallie M. Taylor**, Boise

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Emily Loren Major**, Boise Elementary Education

Randall Stuart James Towne, Wallace

Summa cum laude

Secondary Education

Ryann Paula Mata**, Boise

Christopher S. Turco, Eagle

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Tiffany Marie Mayes**, Boise

Jesus Salvador Vargas, Weiser

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Marissa Ann McCrea, Polson, Montana

Terra Kaetlin Varney**, Winchester, California

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Mackenzie Gloria McDermott, Star

Heather Ann Wherley**, Athol

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Morgan Hart McGee, Nampa

Benjamin W. Whipple, Harrison

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Amanda McLean**, Grandview, Washington

Skyler Bryce Wilburn**, Osburn

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Joel Jeffrey Munn, Boise

Erica Paige Wilkins, Boise

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

McKenna E.M. Nowak, Boise

Alicia Seray Williams§, Fruitland

Elementary Education

Secondary Education

Adrianne Mary Nuxoll, Kooskia

Kaitlin Julene Wold, Boise

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Hailey Kathleen Olin§, Sandpoint

Summa cum laude

Gina Marie Workman§, Burien, Washington

Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Gabriela L. Portillo, Browns Valley, California

Katherine Louise Young, Mountain Home

Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Mikaela Holly Pratt§, Castle Rock, Washington

Cum laude

Kelly Elizabeth Zanot, Boise

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Brianna J. Reasoner, Bonners Ferry

Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Health

Elementary Education

Laurel C. Rench, Sandpoint Elementary Education

Viviana Baeza Nunez**, Meridian

Andrew Michael Roesler**, Boise Secondary Education

Nickolas R. Becar*, Eagle

Aleta Ann Rutherford, Emmett Secondary Education

Elizabeth A. Biancosino, Richland, Washington

Cum laude

Cum laude

Samantha R. Salazar**, Priest River Secondary Education

Daniel J. Bilafer, Palmer, Alaska

Magna cum laude

Jeremy Daniel Sexton, Meridian Secondary Education

Chad Blair*, Boise

Summa cum laude

Tristan Allen Clements**, Montpelier

Madison Marie Seymour**, Rathdrum Secondary Education

Cum laude

Emma Christine Coats**, Weiser

Kennadie Taylor Shaber§, Post Falls

Rosemary Rowan Coldsnow**, Moscow

Secondary Education

Summa cum laude

Wesley David Sjoerdsma**, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Nathan J. Cook, Osburn

Secondary Education

Jessica Evalyn Skollingsberg, Nampa

Nicola Margaret Costello*, Twin Falls

Career and Technical Education

Torrin M. Crawford**, Walla Walla, Washington

Keagan C. Smith§, Everett, Washington

Clayton James Garcia**, Tracy, California

Secondary Education

Brook Marie Sprenger, Moscow

Josi Renee Gibbs**, Boise

Elementary Education

Kathryn Lynn Glaeser, Sandpoint

Holly Marie Stanton**, Moscow Secondary Education

William B. Golay§, Pocatello

Luz Anaheli Stegner, Nandaime, Nicaragua Elementary Education

Amelia Lea Gonzalez, Nampa

Summa cum laude

Emily Grace Stephens, Mountain Home

Mary Hannon§, Driggs

Elementary Education

Jeneba Z G Hoene, Bitburg, Germany

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Morgan Ashley Johnson, Spokane, Washington

Lynsay Joan Marie Saunders*, Cheney, Washington

Tanner Andrew Jones§, Moscow

Sheyenne Elizabeth Shamburg, Worley

Lauren Marie Kees, Boise

Lizabeth J. Short, St. Maries

Kayla Faye Kerensky§, Meridian

Jackson LeRoy Spencer, Moscow

Coral Rae Knerr, Deary

Jonathan Mitchell Stoneman**, Meridian

Shane Douglas Kuther**, Nezperce

Rebecca J. Storm, Twin Falls

Juan Pedro Medina Cuenca, Garden City

Gentry McKell Taylor**, Arco

Andrew Michael Meyer§, Oldtown

Colton R. Thrasher, Auburn, Washington

Kassandra Leann Danielle Milford**, Boise

Sarah Elizabeth Tuffield, Boise

Mason Scott Molyneaux, Mona, Utah

Kiana Rohan Walker, Boise

Kathleen Marie Mosier, Boise

Nicole Christine Weinman*, Richland, Washington

Cayla Ashley Murin§, Kuna

Thomas Charles Windisch, Richland, Washington

Kendrich Jeremy Nagel, Coeur d’Alene

Yadira Zuniga**, Caldwell

Cum laude

John Andrew Nicolich*, Sandpoint

Bachelor of Science in Recreation

Timothy Charles Olson**, Kendrick

Isaiah Lee Bradford**, Orange, California

Cody Brent Oppelt§, Sagle

Cody Austin Dorn§, Elk Grove Village, Illinois

Victoria Anne Papke**, Lakewood, Colorado

Jordan Alexander Grabski, Bradenton, Florida

Madison Kelly Parks*, Orofino

Kenneth Blaine Harper, Homedale

Nanci Paz*, Kimberly

Amy Elizabeth Kaucic*, Palmer, Alaska

Stephanie Claudia Perez§, Weiser

Bredesin Kretz*, Post Falls

Jeffrey Hayden Powell*, Boise

McKenzie Marie Moore*, Bonners Ferry

Allison M. Radel§, Moscow

Tyler Keith Ochoa§, Moscow

Kayla Rae Robnett**, Kimberly

Eric Stefanchik**, Mercer Island, Washington

Avery Michael Rooks§, Sedro Woolley, Washington

Lianne Mei Hui Tompkins, Meridian

Madeleine Suzanne Roppe, Corvallis, Oregon

Max Christopher Walton*, Elk Grove, California

Magna cum laude

– 45 –

C ollege

of

Forrest Garret Miller, Kettle Falls, Washington

E ngineering

Amanda Dorothy Murdock, Athol

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

Nathan Guy Myers, Nampa Sam J. Nordquist, Pullman, Washington

Bachelor of Science

Joseph Patric Pengilly, Boise

Lucas A. Becia, Boise

Logan Andrew Petersen, Grangeville

Biological Engineering

Eric Willace I. Pitman, Deary

Gretchen Lee Gingerich, Boise

Benjamin B. Plaster, Spokane, Washington

Biological Engineering

Kelie L. Gonzalez, Firth

Keely S. Snow, Middleton

Biological Engineering

Judah Daniel Stelck, Deary

Matthew Jungert, Cottonwood Biological Engineering

Minh Ngoc Quang Tran, Hanoi, Vietnam

Adam Lawrence O’Keeffe, Boise

Trang Thien Vu, Rexburg

Biological Engineering

Cum laude

Samantha Lyn Peters, Sandpoint

Phillip Aarron Walters, Grangeville

Biological Engineering

Anthony Mark Ponzini, Lewiston

Erin Kathleen Wheless, Eagle

Biological Engineering

Jack Robert Williams, Boise

Abigail Rose Raveling§, Hamilton, Montana Biological Engineering

Alexanderia G. Rockwell, Grangeville

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Biological Engineering

Freda Sewuese Agbecha**, Makurdi, Nigeria

Bachelor of Science in Biological and Agricultural Engineering

Kyle Christopher Allen**, Moscow Cody James Barrick, Libby, Montana

Bryan James Barrett**, Coeur d’Alene

Doy Justin Bilbrey, Gilbert

Rachel Leigh Rosasco, Jamestown, California

Andrew C. Blanchard, Richland, Washington

Cameron Eugene Snow**, Quilcene, Washington

Devin M. Burgess**, Coeur d’Alene Ry William Butler, Harrison

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Lucas Cressler, Waynesville, Missouri Alexandre Bryce Crozes**, Boise

Hussain Jassim M. Aljasim, Alahsa, Saudi Arabia

Kade Dustin**, Boise

Abdullah Abdulaziz I. Alnafisah, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Zachary K. Farman, Yokosuka, Japan

Abdulaziz Shreer K. Alotaibi, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Marco Roman Godinez, Coeur d’Alene

Maichen Marie Carnes, Pasco, Washington

Colter Hathaway, Chester

Jonathan Reilly Counts, Coeur d’Alene

Jacob Daniel Jo Hopkins**, Lewiston

Neale Flynn Ellyson, Portland, Oregon

Gabriel Glenn Housh§, Nampa

Preston Goodall, Rathdrum

Sean Frederick Kelly, Post Falls

Eric Karl Haakenson, Hayden

Katharine MacDonald**, Colfax, Washington

Quenton T. Heath**, Hayden

Katherine Grace Mares, Sandpoint

Nigel Edward Hebbeln, Boise

Sheila Celeste McAtee, Lakewood, Colorado

Aaron Daniel Hope, Missoula, Montana

Kyle Cole Miley, Twin Falls

Cortney Hudson, Post Falls

Joshua Ryan Neath**, Richland, Washington

Leif Krapas, Hayden

Zachary Michael Nepute**, Boise

Lillian Sweeny Malloy, Hayden

Alex Rae Nuttman, Grangeville

Andrea Christine Mansfeld, Kuna

Magna cum laude

Erin Poor**, Idaho Falls

– 46 –

Austin J. Quinn, Snohomish, Washington

Benjamin L. Merritt, Spokane Valley, Washington Cum laude

Kevin Ramirez**, Gooding

Trevor Andrew Morse, Moscow

Kadeem Anthony Torgeson, Boise

Magna cum laude

Hannah C. Pearson, Idaho Falls

Dakota Joseph Charles Wilson, Cottonwood

Magna cum laude

Gavin Lincoln Quinn**, Sandpoint

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Andrew Rose, Nampa Paden Denton Rumsey, St. Anthony

Simon R. Barnes, Caldwell

Magna cum laude

Jacob Thomas Bechler, Post Falls

Hanna Salian, Sandpoint

Zachary B. Bjorklund, Lewiston

Tyler Nicolas Songstad**, Salmon

Mariana Parente Burdelis, Moscow

Timothy J. Sonnen, Coeur d’Alene

Matthew W. Covalt, Wrangell, Alaska

Zachary Taylor Spence, Deary Summa cum laude

Magna cum laude

Peter Andrew Fetros, Sacramento, California

Ian Douglas Tanimoto, Moscow

Daniel Alexander Gentile**, Rexburg

Grant Lee Wade**, Yakima, Washington

Alex Dale Inskeep**, Boise

Lise Marie Welch, Boise

Nicholas Ian Krenowicz**, Rathdrum

Alexander M. Wezensky, Boise

Genaro Martinez**, Burley

James M. Young, Idaho Falls

Matthew Ryan Waltz, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Magna cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Khalid Mohammed Aldossari, Westminster, Colorado

Emma L. Bateman, Snoqualmie, Washington

Abdullah Aldoussari**, Alkhafji, Saudi Arabia

Adrian Donald Beehner, Kellogg

Mohanned Mansour H. Almoneef**, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Cum laude

Joshua Edward Bonn§, Keizer, Oregon

Waleed Mohaya A. Almotairi**, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Robert James Breckenridge, Castaic, California

Yazeed Mohammed S Alotaibi, Moscow

Brandon Thomas Brewster**, Sammamish, Washington

Suliman Farah T. Alrashidi**, Buraydah Alqassim, Saudi Arabia

Jonathan Michael Buch, Boise

Barjas Hajr S. Alruwaili, Moscow

Dylan Scott Carlson, Eagle

Rafael Akio Alves Watanabe, Moscow

Gregory Joseph Carter, Nampa

Nathan Mitchell Bliesner**, Spokane, Washington

Timothy Daniel Clemans, Moscow

Tianyi Chen, Zhenjiang, People’s Republic of China

Lydia M. Enberbretson, Moscow

Jeffrey Richard Craig, Enumclaw, Washington

Peter Andrew Fetros, Sacramento, California

Hector Cruz, Boise

Seth Alan Forrest, Chewelah, Washington

Sean Gordon Daniel, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Dustin Owen Fox, Emmett

Feifan Deng, Wuxi, People’s Republic of China

Gabriel Loren Gibler, Moscow

Mao Ding, Yancheng, People’s Republic of China

Maxwell T. Gilmore**, Melba

Jacob Patrick Dolan*, Hayden

Elizabeth Jean Hernandez**, Moscow

Melissa Lee Dow, Worley

Cum laude

Colton Russell Hotchkiss**, New Meadows

Nicholas William Flynn, Eagle

Matthew J. Kirkland**, Coeur d’Alene

Brett Daniel Harned, Rathdrum

Michael James Madsen, Coeur d’Alene

Ancheng Hou, Yancheng, People’s Republic of China

Paul Edward Martin, Coeur d’Alene

Yue Li, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

– 47 –

Jiawei Liu, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Rakan Sulaiman A. Alshannan§, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Jared Scott Mahoney**, Viola

Austin Phillip Anderson, Kettle Falls, Washington Magna cum laude

Dustin Alexander Mallett, Idaho Falls

Christopher M. Baker**, Coeur d’Alene

Ryan Howard May, Boise

Naif Masoum A. Bawayan*, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Shea M. Morrison*, Boise

Byron Q. Bowles, Potlatch

David John Mortin**, Boise

Matthew Taylor Buchanan**, Boise

Cameron Augustus Murdock, Laclede

Kristian Buckler**, Tumwater, Washington

Cum laude

Thomas Henry Nitchman, Kingston, Washington

Tysen Edward Buster, Fruitland

Bryan Gabriel Ortiz, Wenatchee, Washington

Timothy Scott Butler§, Eagle

Andrew William Owens, Hayden

Jens S. P. Christianson**, Ketchikan, Alaska

Cum laude

Daniel Taylor Cox, Boise

Brian Michael Patterson, Boise

Matthew Allan Dieckmann, Idaho Falls

Samuel Charles Schaffer, Worley

Marc Nicholas Dobson, Boise

Maximilian Stratton Schnitker, Moscow

Phoenix R. Duncan, Coeur d’Alene

Adam Paul Seubert**, Moscow

Magna cum laude

Jiachen Shen, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Alexandra Joy Edwards, Moscow

Brendan M. Souvenir**, Dalton Gardens

Drew L. Fagan, Bremerton, Washington

Jay Arthur Van Gerpen**, Moscow

Seth Alan Forrest, Chewelah, Washington

Brenton Paul Van Leeuwen, Meridian

John Paul Gergen, Buda, Texas

Cum laude

Magna cum laude

Geoffrey August Vonbargen**, Lewiston

Jingshuai Guo*, Zhengzhou, People’s Republic of China

Haotian Wang, Nanjing, People’s Republic of China

Zachary David Hacker, Potlatch

Kristen Marie Wells**, Hauser

Peter F. Haley**, Idaho Falls

Mingyang Xu, Nanjing, People’s Republic of China

Jake A. Hall, Coeur d’Alene

Qinlin Xu, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Matthew Daniel Harned, Rathdrum

Wang Xu, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Spencer C. Hauck, Post Falls

Yue Yu, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Daniel Ray Hein, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania

Zhiyan Zhou, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Brandon Jeffrey Hilliard, Boise Summa cum laude

Justin Kenneth Cody Hinrichs**, Middleton

Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering

Joshua Thomas Howard*, Caldwell Dylan James Johann**, Port Washington, Wisconsin

Margaret Anne Fitzgerald**, Fairfax, Vermont

Liam Olle Johnson, Coeur d’Alene

Sanjeet Shrestha, Bhairahawa, Nepal

Jerry A. Kahn, Idaho Falls

Thomas William Caylor Thuneman, Anchorage, Alaska

Alexander Leppek**, Boise Cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Jason D. Maas, Marysville, Washington Cum laude

Collin David Mabe, Boise

Abdulaziz SH D T A Alazemi, Kuwait, Kuwait

Claire Lucy Majors**, Kamiah

Mshari Fares Aldossary§, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Adel H. Marwan**, Twin Falls

Brian Aldrimk, Eagle

Michael Wayne Meyer, Idaho Falls

Cum laude

Fawaz Hadi R. Alharbi**, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Jacob S. Middleton, Meridian

Faisal F A A Alqudairi§, Kuwait, Kuwait

Kevin C. Miklos, Boise

– 48 –

Jacob Douglas Miller, Boise

Conor Lucaas Swanstrom, Boise

Cameron Scott Moore, Nampa

Craig Seward Tedmon**, Hayden

Thomas V. Moore, Weiser

Nicholas Theodore Tobe, Eagle

Bradley Dillon Morris, Eden

Marshall Owen Townsend, Meridian

Brett D. Morris, Oakley, California

Hunter Robert Trulock, Kamiah

Stafford-Ames Morse, Duvall, Washington

Benjamin L. VanSant, Stanwood, Washington

Adam Evans Niemet, Corvallis, Oregon

Joshua Newell Warnick, Coeur d’Alene

Michael A. Ortman, Post Falls

Michael Scott Wendell, Eagle

William Wildig Overstreet, Boise

Nathaniel Wiedenmeyer, Coeur d’Alene

Nathan Andrew Park, Rathdrum

Sarah A. Willis*, Kooskia

Patrick Christian Paulus, Pocatello

Zhengsong Xia*, Jiangyin, People’s Republic of China

Austin Garrett Phillips§, Bend, Oregon

Riley E. Yager**, University Place, Washington

Paden Christefer Bruce Putnam, Richland, Washington

Huijie Zhang, Wuxi, People’s Republic of China

Quinton Riley Reese, Idaho Falls

Bachelor of Science in Technology

Reb Allen Revels**, Lewiston

Tim Andersen§, Idaho Falls

Kierra Ryan, Clarkston, Washington

Industrial Technology

Troy Adrian Sanders, Boise

Jim B. Cripps**, Idaho Falls

Nicholas Lee Shaber**, Spokane Valley, Washington

Industrial Technology

Cum laude

Cum laude

LeeRoy C. Jones§, Ririe

Tyler Joseph Smisek, Moscow

Industrial Technology

Cade Robert Smith, Milford, New Hampshire

Sagan Lewis, Pocatello

Smirthya Somaskantha Iyer**, Kandy, Sri Lanka

Laura Peterson§, Idaho Falls

Industrial Technology

Industrial Technology

Kenneth Michael Speers**, Wrangell, Alaska

Dee Rasmussen, Idaho Falls

BradLee David Speirs**, Idaho Falls

Industrial Technology

Christian Williams*, Idaho Falls

Samuel Timothy Stuhlman*, Plummer

Industrial Technology

– 49 –

C ollege

of

L etters , A rts & S ocial S ciences

Established in 2002. Andrew Kersten, Ph.D., Dean Ashley Lorraine Centers*, Rathdrum

Bachelor of Arts

English

Amy Ann Agenbroad, Nampa

Estefania Cervantes§, Caldwell

International Studies

International Studies; Spanish

Benjamin Donald Aiman, Idaho Falls

Chelsea Codling, St. Anthony

Spanish

Anthropology

Luis Angel Aleman, Idaho Falls Spanish; French; International Studies

History

Katrina Suzanne Alverez, Bonners Ferry

Jose Angel Cruz, Blackfoot

English

Music

Daisy Ambriz, Idaho Falls

Elizabeth Marie Daniel§, Nampa

Spanish

International Studies; French

Nickolas Txomin Ansotegui**, Boise

Haven Sky Davis-Martinez**, Sandpoint

Spanish; International Studies

French

Alonso Javier Arteaga, Rupert

Magna cum laude

Mayra Deleon, Caldwell

International Studies; French

Sociology; Latin-American Studies

Alexa Rae Azevedo, Boise

Alma Delic, Boise

English

International Studies; Spanish

Lucia Badillos Rodriguez, Logrono, Spain

Rachael Katherine Delmer**, Meridian

International Studies

International Studies; Public Relations

Ricky Lee Baldridge, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Izaiah Allen Dolezal, Coeur d’Alene

English

International Studies; Sociology

Cynthia Alexandra Ballesteros, Nampa

Drew Dylan Eggers, Deary

Sociology

English

Austin Karel Bednar, Stanwood, Washington

Baylee Krysten Ellis, Meridian

International Studies

International Studies; Political Science

David Michael Bethke§, Rathdrum

Alanna Kay Engle, Rathdrum

Spanish

English

Sidney Verus Boardman**, Chemung, New York

Anne Nicole Estabrooks**, Spokane Valley, Washington

International Studies

History

Melissa Gwen Boyer, Moscow

Abigail Lou Ethridge, Meridian

Philosophy

English

Daun Tanner Brereton, Coeur d’Alene

Robin Joy Falvey, McCall

History

English

Kelsy Rene Briggs, Boise

Rachel Hollies Falzon**, Ferdinand

Political Science

Anthropology; History

Sophie S. Britzmann, Kalaheo, Hawaii

Allison Paige Fashing, Hood River, Oregon

Public Relations

Anthropology; Spanish

Bailey Tomiko Brown, Boise

Maria Alejandra Franco**, Shelley

Spanish

Sociology; Spanish

Francis Gifford Brown, Orofino

Shanti Mara Friedman§, Sitka, Alaska

Philosophy

Spanish

Jade Mei Brown, Boise

Taylor James Garnica*, Moscow

History; International Studies

International Studies

Erica J. Bullock, Boise

Jessica Cheyenne Gee§, Boise

Spanish; International Studies

Political Science

Corinna Rae Carney§, Moscow

Kimberly Ann Gerken, Kingston, Washington

International Studies

International Studies; Political Science

Clayton James Carson*, Lewiston

Cum laude

Robyn E. Glessner**, Coeur d’Alene

History

International Studies

Emma Claire Carson, Payette Political Science

Cum laude

Nicholas Christopher Cousino, Idaho Falls

Rachel Nicole Goodman**, Mountain Home

Summa cum laude

Spanish; International Studies; Political Science

Melissa A. Cavileer, Moscow

Anthony Christian Greene**, Boise

Music

History; Philosophy

– 50 –

Magna cum laude

Cambridge Lea Ann Guerrero§, Las Vegas, Nevada

Montana R. Love**, Meridian

Spanish; Latin-American Studies

Sociology

Taryn Seattle Hadfield§, Meridian

Mary Madison Lyons, Nampa

Journalism

English

Tayler Nicole Hamilton**, Post Falls

McKenzie S. Macdonald, Bonners Ferry

English

Political Science; Economics

Kelsie D. Hammer, Caldwell History; English

Nickele Jaclyn Marie Mainarick**, Homedale

Magna cum laude

Sociology

Jamie K. Hank, Halfway, Oregon

Justin Ryan McCabe**, Post Falls

International Studies

English

Celia Leandra Harrington**, Boise

English

Jennifer Lynn Harrington**, Moscow

Ryan J. McNulty, St. Maries

English

Modern Language Business

Laura Anne Haugland, Boise

Morgan Leigh McReynolds**, Boise

Psychology

Sociology

Alejandra Hernandez§, Mountain Home

Austin Reid Merrill**, Boise

Latin-American Studies; Music; Spanish

Spanish; Foreign Languages

Morgan Alena Hine, Boise

Maria I. Meza§, Eagle

International Studies

Advertising; Spanish

William T. Housley, Boise

Nishant Ray Mohan, Boise

English

Journalism

Justin M. Humbach, Jerome

Tatiana Morales, Weiser

Spanish

International Studies; Spanish

William Trevor Humble, Moscow Modern Language Business

Sean Michael Mullins, San Carlos, California

Summa cum laude

History

Sean D. Hyde, Idaho Falls

Jamie Juilette Mustard, Boise

History; Philosophy

International Studies

Tan Qian Huan Jezz, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Hilary A. Nall**, Post Falls

Spanish

English

Boyc Elysabeth Jones, Priest River

Magna cum laude

Aliya Rose Nelson-Alpert, Coeur d’Alene

International Studies

History

Thomas Nathan Jordan§, Chugiak, Alaska

Chee Yen Ngeh**, Ayer Tawar, Malaysia

International Studies; Modern Language Business

English

Rodrigo Juarez, Burley

Cami Nichols, Nampa

Latin-American Studies; Sociology; Spanish

International Studies

Kassidy Kyla Kirby, Eagle

Kayla R. O’Berry**, Star

Modern Language Business; Spanish

International Studies

Jordan Eugene Kizer, Moscow

Chloe O’Neill, Kirkland, Washington

Political Science

History

Hinako Komatsu**, Tokyo, Japan

Cum laude

Abigail Owens**, Hayden

Advertising

English

Katie Ruth Krahn**, Carson City, Nevada

Laura Crystal Palomares§, Fruitland

Summa cum laude

International Studies; Spanish

Dylan Mikael Latting, Post Falls

Senna Nicole Pankopf, Moscow

Broadcasting and Digital Media

International Studies; Spanish

Keegan Taylor Lawler, Rathdrum

Summa cum laude

Jimin Park, Chuncheon-si, South Korea

English

International Studies

April Layton, Shelley English

Summa cum laude

Mackenzie Gloria McDermott, Star

Advertising; Spanish

English

Summa cum laude

Himani Patel, Boise

Magna cum laude

International Studies

Jacey Ann Lenz*, Ashton

Neil Andrew William Paterson, Twin Falls

International Studies

Psychology

Zachary Tyrus Lien§, Boise

Katelyn Savannah Paz*, Moscow

International Studies; Political Science

English

Anthony Jay Lothspeich**, Jerome

Guadalupe Natali Perez Moreno, Weiser

English

Spanish; Latin-American Studies

Scott Lougheed, Post Falls

Justine Emily Peterson, Pocatello

International Studies

English

– 51 –

Breanne J. Pickens*, Boise

John Park Williams, Twin Falls

English

History

Jamie Susan Rich, Sagle English

Alexandra Evelyn Wilson§, Middleton

Magna cum laude

International Studies

Samantha Mae Roberts, Boise

Vincent Matthew Wilson, Iowa City, Iowa

Spanish

History

Brenda Janet Rodriguez**, Rupert

Catherine M. Yenne, Nampa

Broadcasting and Digital Media; Spanish

French; International Studies

Ansley G. Romero§, Mountain Home

Heather Ann Young**, Colton, Washington

Sociology

English

Linda Ruiz, Rupert

Cum laude

Graham L. Zickefoose, Boise

Spanish; Political Science

International Studies; Spanish

Cum laude

Nicolette A. Salas, Boise

Bachelor of Fine Arts

English

Samantha R. Salazar**, Priest River English

Robin Eileen Bonta, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Theatre Arts

Cody M. Sallee, Portland, Oregon

Taylor Ann Caldwell, Lewiston

English

Theatre Arts

McKenna Fenix Sato, Star

Theatre Arts

Daphne Camille Saul, Moscow

Joseph Anthony Chan, Benicia, California

International Studies

Theatre Arts

Emma Rose Scott, Smithville, Texas

Mason Ray Clark, Selah, Washington

Anthropology; International Studies

Theatre Arts

Madison Marie Seymour**, Rathdrum English

Summa cum laude

Daniel Joseph Cassilagio, Alta, California

Spanish; Psychology

Tiffanie Lee Diaz, Antioch, California

Magna cum laude

Theatre Arts

Samuel Bradley Sharp, Washougal, Washington

Gail Louise Harder, Washtucna, Washington

History

Theatre Arts

Matthew James Skeate, Pullman, Washington

Justin Eugene Johnson, Concord, California

English

Theatre Arts

Ashley R. Smith, Tetonia

Emily Anne Mosset, Richland, Washington

English

Theatre Arts

Marlan Kee Smith, Moscow

Hunter Noel Price**, Sagle

English

Theatre Arts

Shelby L. Smith**, Arco English

Bachelor of General Studies

Ettiene Jude Soule**, Caldwell English

Louis Charles Arruda**, Stafford Springs, Connecticut

Kari Christina Storjohann, Boise Spanish

Magna cum laude

Donald Patrick Benz§, Moscow

Christina Anne Tewes*, Kingsville, Texas

Brayon Jamar Blake, Seattle, Washington

English

Gregory Eugene Brager**, Arlington, Washington

Johanna L. Tollefson**, Wallowa, Oregon English

Aimee Virginia Briscoe**, Pocatello

Zackery Steven Van Stone, Lewiston

Zachary T. Carscallen**, Moscow

Anthropology

Ana Silvia Vasquez, Homedale

Matthew J. Childers**, Anchorage, Alaska

Spanish

Sydney Irvine Desmarais, Coeur d’Alene

Olivia Grace Vedder*, Vancouver, Washington International Studies

Christopher Featherstone**, Inglewood, California

Sarah Kate Vogelman*, Spokane, Washington

Katlyn Casey Gates*, Pendleton, Oregon

International Studies

Lauren Watson, Marietta, Georgia

Chloe Julia Goyette, Yakima, Washington

History

Magna cum laude

Rachel Westby**, Post Falls

Joshua Hefner, Idaho Falls

English

Anthony David Hernandez**, Idaho Falls

Hunter Raye Weyand**, McCall

Ashanti Benie Hicks**, Boise

International Studies

Skyler Bryce Wilburn**, Osburn

Calvin Callen Hightower*, Monroe, Georgia

English

– 52 –

Lindsey Elizabeth Hineman, Snohomish, Washington

Seth Jordan Hull, Rigby

Summa cum laude

Music: Performance; Music: Composition

John Wayne Holtz, Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Magna cum laude

Rachael Larson**, Twin Falls Music: Performance

JayCee Lin Iannelli**, Soda Springs

Jonathan E. Madrid§, Hayden

William Charles Ingram, Coeur d’Alene

Music Education

Virginia Jaggi**, Boise

Cristian Mata**, Payette

Megan Patricia James**, Hermiston, Oregon

Andrew Karl Maurer, Coeur d’Alene

Music Education: Instrumental

Music: Instrumental Performance

Talitha Ann Jensen, Potlatch

Eric Osborne, Coeur d’Alene

Stefanie Dawn Johnston*, Rigby

Music: Instrumental Performance

Magna cum laude

Jeremy Joseph Quinn, Eagle

Katina M. Kienlen, Idaho Falls

Music: Performance; Music Education

Melissa Ann Searle, Bozeman, Montana

Yerin Kim, Seoul, South Korea

Music: Performance

McKenna Kay Kouba, Meridian

Keanna M. Stokes, Middleton

Daniel James Krahn, Carson City, Nevada

Music: Performance

Cum laude

Hannah Carlene LaPier, College Place, Washington

Brooke A. Trumm, Oregon City, Oregon

Brittany Diana Leatham, Idaho Falls

Khaymen A. Tylinski§, Boise

Music: Composition

Cum laude

Music: Composition

Janesa Marie Mackin, Rochester, Washington

Caitlin Wikel, Sandpoint

Houston Scott Moore, Idaho Falls

Music: Business

Gail Marie Morra, Coeur d’Alene

Bachelor of Science

Janice Cahoon Pannell, Bonners Ferry

Yanely Isabel Aceves**, Caldwell

Sienna Ray Reuben*, Lapwai

Psychology

Brian Curtis Richards**, Pasco, Washington

Cum laude

Nick Roger Adams**, Burley

Matt Riggle**, Chino Hills, California

Psychology

Dace B. Ahlstrom, Ammon

Alexander Marcus Rodriguez**, Mountain Home

Theatre Arts

Alexandra Katherine Siemens**, Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Trevor James Ahrens§, Boise

Mallory Ruth Sosa, Boise

Hilal M. Albarazanjy, Coeur d’Alene

Sociology

Organizational Sciences

Seth Kenneth Topliff*, Whitefish, Montana

Savanna Marie Allen, Moscow

Ashley N. Tryfon, Puyallup, Washington

Sociology; Psychology

Cum laude

Destiny Joy Alvarez**, Boise

Jackson Beaudene Varney*, Williamstown, Australia

Journalism

Seth Michael Webb*, Chicago, Illinois

Daisy Ambriz, Idaho Falls Broadcasting and Digital Media

Siqi Zong**, Tangshan, People’s Republic of China

Kristen Leann Anderson, Boise

Cum laude

History

Rachel Marie Anderson**, Hayden

Bachelor of Music

Journalism

Music: Performance

Psychology

Cum laude

Caleb Kumao Aoi, Shoshone

Viet Thanh Carter Branigan**, Seattle, Washington Music Education

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Magna cum laude

Weston Naghsh Appa**, McCall

Connor Scott Bruce§, Moscow

Psychology

Music: Composition; Music: Performance

Jacey Jayne Arnzen, Grangeville

Samuel Robert Carlson**, Boise

Advertising

Music: Instrumental Performance

Areli Arteaga*, Parma

Tyler Richard Gonelli, Nampa

Political Science

Music: Composition

Cinthia V. Arteaga§, Rupert

Mikaela Renee Hannon**, Moscow Music: Performance; Music Education

Summa cum laude

Galen Magnus Anthony**, Post Falls

Riley Andrew Braase, Idaho Falls

Psychology

Summa cum laude

– 53 –

Olivia Kathryn Patricia Auxier**, Payette Psychology; Sociology

Emily C. Bruneel, Eagle

Magna cum laude

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Camille Elise Awbrey, Bonners Ferry Public Relations

Morgan Brooke Buckenberger, Spokane, Washington

Magna cum laude

Psychology

Arely F. Baez Martinez, Victor

John Connor Bunderson, Boise

Sociology; Psychology

Advertising

Olivia Kay Baggerly, Canby, Oregon

Shelby Morgan Burkhart, Mount Vernon, Washington

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Public Relations

Nicholas S. Baker**, Coeur d’Alene

Brittney Marie Burt§, Genesee

Philosophy

Advertising

Thomas Newell Banks, Careywood

Zachary David Cable**, Renton, Washington

Sociology

Organizational Sciences

Kaitlyn F. Barr, Spokane, Washington

Jarrid Cantway, Coeur d’Alene

Psychology

Organizational Sciences

Thomas Maxwell Barr, Boise

Savannah L. Cardon, Boise

Psychology

Journalism

Evan Michael Ellis Barrett**, Boise

Kjerstin S. Carmack*, Moscow

Political Science; Psychology

Sociology

Brock Beall*, Potlatch

Julia Elizabeth Casal**, Port Ludlow, Washington

Psychology

Advertising; Organizational Sciences

Jordan Joseph Becker, Bethesda, Maryland

Abigail Grace Chung, Boise

Psychology

Advertising

Stephanie Gene Becker**, Post Falls

Colton T. Clark, Newport, Washington

Psychology

History; Journalism

Jenni Lee Bennett**, Hailey

Dorian Devaughn Clark, Jacksonville, Florida

Organizational Sciences

Organizational Sciences

Jessica Elez Bentley*, Coeur d’Alene

Jack Cooper Claypool§, Spokane, Washington

Psychology

Organizational Sciences

Bruce Lee Roy Berry, Coeur d’Alene

Ashli Rose Clements, Montpelier

History

Sociology

Elizabeth A. Biancosino, Richland, Washington Psychology

Connor Bradley Dennison Cochems, Nampa

Magna cum laude

Advertising

Mason Douglas Bilger**, Boise

Samuel Anthony Correa, Nampa

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Economics

Jenna Renee Billings**, Richland, Washington Psychology

Quinn Loren Cummings**, Moyie Springs

Magna cum laude

Sociology

Kara Kanani Billington, Moscow

Josilyn Rae Daggs§, Carson City, Nevada

Film and Television Studies

Sociology

Jillian Elizabeth Blanding, Idaho Falls

Angel Davila, Caldwell

Organizational Sciences

Psychology; Sociology

Julianne Kristine Bledsoe, Moscow

Taylor Lynn DeBoard, Twin Falls

Advertising

Sociology

Henley Irene Blick, Twin Falls

Sydney Ann DePoe§, Moscow

Advertising

Public Relations

Emily Katherine Blosser, Boise

Maryah Shantelle Delgado, Sandpoint

Theatre Arts

Psychology

Yolanda Marie Bone**, Plummer

Olivia Catherine Dennis§, Boise

Psychology

Organizational Sciences

Andrew Jonathan Brand, Coeur d’Alene Interdisciplinary Studies

Briauna Marie Derry, Lewiston

Cum laude

Psychology

Ryan Kincaid Braun, Post Falls

Veronica Garica Diaz, Nampa

Philosophy

Organizational Sciences

Zoie Miranda Brede, Meridian

Catherine Jane Dixon, Bovill

Advertising

Psychology

Meredith Claire Breen**, Middleton

Andrew Paul Dobak**, Elko, Nevada

Anthropology

Advertising

Savanah Jo Brock, Meridian

Ryan Druffel, Pullman, Washington

Public Relations

Psychology

– 54 –

Samuel Reed Druffel, Genesee

Anna Faith Hampton, Hayden

Public Relations

Anthropology

Kaitlyn Dianna Eason**, Kirkland, Washington

Jamie K. Hank, Halfway, Oregon

Psychology

Psychology

Johnna Lee Eller, Weippe

Cynthia Renee Hannold**, Kimberly

Psychology

Anthropology

Paige August Elliott, Sammamish, Washington

John Paul Theodore Hansen§, Burien, Washington

Advertising

Psychology

Blake Dean Engle*, Rathdrum

Christopher John Harkins**, Spokane, Washington

Organizational Sciences

Public Relations

Chase Robert Englund**, Boise

Kaitlyn Marie Harness, Jerome

Organizational Sciences

Psychology

Megan Nicole Evans**, Boise

Winter Marie Hayes, Lapwai

Anthropology

Political Science

Jaxon Lyle Evers, Wendell

Luke E. Henderson**, Nampa

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Psychology

Robin Joy Falvey, McCall

Natalie C. Hickman**, Boise

Sociology

Advertising

Shelby Marie Farrell**, Redmond, Washington Organizational Sciences

Christine Ann Hicks**, Moscow

Cum laude

Sociology

Sarah Fasel, Rathdrum

Annysia Zhane Hoffman, Caldwell

Organizational Sciences

Sociology

Heather Welborn Felkel**, Boise

Shaun Hogan**, Moscow

Psychology

Sociology

Kelli E. Fox**, Fairfield

Mary Mckenzie Hollenbeck§, Rupert

Psychology

Psychology

Tessica Fox, East Wenatchee, Washington

Emily Elizabeth Hope**, Otis Orchards, Washington

Journalism

Psychology

Hunter William Friesz, Hayden

Aria Katriel Horowitz**, Sandpoint

Sociology

Public Relations

Samantha Lynn Fuller§, Boise

Joshua Mckinnon Hust, Palouse, Washington

Psychology

Psychology

Dinko Garibovic, Boise

Sean D. Hyde, Idaho Falls

Psychology

Political Science

Arianna T. Georgallis, Dublin, California

Tasha Marie Jackson, Anchorage, Alaska

Philosophy

Psychology

Sydney Dawn Giacomazzi, Boise

Autry Jeske, Kimberly

Advertising

Interdisciplinary Studies

Clarissa L. Gibson, Spirit Lake

Hailey Marie Johnson, Coeur d’Alene

Psychology

Psychology

Christian Michael Girtz*, Moscow Psychology

Alan Mathison Jones**, Moscow

Summa cum laude

Psychology

Peter Vincent Gonzalez, Boise

Chelsea Lynn Jones, Lancaster, California

Political Science

Psychology

Trista Holly Goodenough, Weiser

Steven Andrew Jost**, White Bird

Advertising

Psychology

Evelyn A. Gorski, Ventura, California

Andrew John Keim, Caldwell

Theatre Arts

History

Cheyenne Zoe-Angel Griffith**, Pasco, Washington

Casey J. Keller**, St. Anthony

Organizational Sciences

Sociology

Alison M. Guthrie, Sandpoint

Emma F. Kelly, Bonners Ferry

Sociology

Psychology

Shelby Raine Gutierrez, Aransas Pass, Texas

Rachel Kendrick**, Idaho Falls

Journalism

Interdisciplinary Studies

Morganne Eleni Hall, Lewiston

Amber Dawn Kessinger**, Kuna

Public Relations

Psychology

Zachary Michael Hall, Coeur d’Alene

Stephenie L. King, Tacoma, Washington

Psychology

Sociology; Anthropology

– 55 –

Mariann Bevacqua Kinkle, Coeur d’Alene

Steven Matlock**, Boise

Psychology

Sociology

Amanda Jean Kirby*, Moscow

Jessica Marie Matsaw**, Pocatello

Economics

Sociology

Leah Mickel Kite**, Shelley

Anna C. Matteucci, Mountlake Terrace, Washington

Psychology

Political Science

Charlotte Knuth, Eagle

Christian James Mayfield, Hayden Lake

Psychology

Psychology

Diamond Vanelle Koloski, Boise

Clyde Ritsuro McCaw, Coeur d’Alene

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Clarissa M. Kraack, St. Maries

Geraldine Eileen Halloran McCorkell, Melbourne, Australia

Psychology

Sociology

Jacob Andrew Kraut, Post Falls

Megan McGowan, Nampa

Organizational Sciences

Psychology

Saffron Kruse*, Buhl

Chad T. McKnight**, Idaho Falls

Anthropology

Political Science

Bryce Kyncade Lambert§, Sandpoint

Claire Davenport Mckeown, Boise

Advertising

Public Relations

Samantha Rae Landrum, Athol Psychology

Psychology

Melissa Sue Jean Larsen, Woodinville, Washington

Katie Marie Meisner, Lewiston

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Advertising

April Layton, Shelley Psychology

Magna cum laude

Heidy Sue Mead, Pollock

Jane Catherine Merkle, Eagle

Magna cum laude

Public Relations

Alana Marie Leonhardy, Moscow

Brighten Kiku Miller, Sandpoint

Psychology

Psychology

Brittney Kristine Long, Coeur d’Alene

Julia Miller, Moscow

Public Relations

Psychology

William G. Longpre**, Coeur d’Alene

Melody Amber Mina, Boise

Psychology

Psychology

Lily Jacoba Loucks, Eagle

Marie Jeannine Morrow**, Coeur d’Alene

Anthropology

Psychology

LoVina V. Louie**, Worley

Mazie Grace Moser, Burley

Organizational Sciences

Psychology

Chantell Eileen Lowe*, Reubens

Reuben Mwehla**, Bellevue, Washington

Psychology

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Emily Kathleen Lundquist, Boise

Kendrich Jeremy Nagel, Coeur d’Alene

Sociology; Public Relations

Psychology

Tueni Lupeamanu*, Salt Lake City, Utah

Magna cum laude

Todd Christopher Nagel, Post Falls

Organizational Sciences

Philosophy

Nathan G. Macomb**, Idaho Falls

Summa cum laude

Miranda Joy Nelson, Meridian

History

Psychology

Krysta Ranae Madrigal**, Idaho Falls

Tea Lee Nelson, Boise

Psychology

Public Relations

Alexandria Laine Magrino, Ocoee, Florida

Kiley Anne Northrup*, Grangeville

Psychology

Advertising

Alondra Vanessa Maldonado, Wendell

Bailey Danice Nygaard*, Kamiah

Psychology

Psychology

Kindra Suzanne Malloy**, Spokane Valley, Washington

Heather Kimberly Olson, Moscow

Psychology

Psychology

Kayla H. Markland**, Kennewick, Washington

Samantha Kaylene Opdahl**, Lewiston

Psychology; Sociology

Theatre Arts

Larissa Marler, Portland, Oregon

Samantha R. Orozco, Bakersfield, California

Psychology

Sociology

Jonathan Jacob Marsh**, Vancouver, Washington

Hannah S. Oskoui, Sandpoint

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sociology

Allison Noelle Martens, Twin Falls

Natasha Lyn Owens, Burley

Psychology

Psychology; Sociology

Madison Renee Marx*, North Grafton, Massachusetts

Adam Zack Ozuna**, Caldwell

Public Relations

Journalism

– 56 –

Anthony A. Parker, Palm Springs, California

Joseph P. Sieverding*, Moscow

Psychology

Sociology

Jean Anne Parrella, Davis, California

Ted Michael Simpson, Eagle

Public Relations

Public Relations

Himani Patel**, Boise

Mikayla Joan Sires**, Clark Fork

Political Science

Psychology

Madison Brooke Perdue, Fruitland

Hannah Michelle Smith, Troy

Public Relations

Psychology

Kyle M. Peterson**, Moscow

Logan Andrew Smith, Coeur d’Alene

Psychology

Psychology

Megan Leigh Quinn, Boise

Veronica Darlene Smith, Moscow

Psychology

Psychology

Yvet Quiroz, Nampa

Elizabeth Solis**, Weiser

Organizational Sciences

Psychology

Allison M. Radel§, Moscow

Sarah E. Solomon, Middleton

Psychology

Psychology

Jassmyn Sarah Ramos§, Edmonds, Washington

Sarah Marie Spry§, McCall

Public Relations

Organizational Sciences

Emily Kay Rasch**, Oregon City, Oregon

Madelyn Rae Starritt**, Sandpoint

Advertising

Journalism

Samuel Andrew Raymond**, Boise

Madeline Ann Steele**, Boise

Sociology; Anthropology

Psychology

Caleb John Renshaw, Boise

Jeffrey Allen Stephens, Boise

Philosophy

Psychology

Joseph Brent Richardson, Orofino

Kelsey Stevenson, Nampa

Public Relations

Psychology; Sociology

Brianna Takara Yuki Ridinger**, Lewiston

Summa cum laude

Nicole Jenath Stewart*, Twin Falls

Journalism

Psychology

Lauren Nicole Rielly**, Spokane, Washington

Maris C. Stilinovich, Eagle

Psychology

Advertising

Cosette Laurie Christine Roberts, Kellogg

Rachel Erin Strader, Boise

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Public Relations

Makayla Julia Rodgers, East Wenatchee, Washington

Katie Marie Stubbers, Moscow

Economics

Psychology

Amber T. Romero, Nampa

Mary-Margaret Sullivan**, Boise

Psychology

Public Relations

Christina Marie Ross§, Post Falls

Michael Robert Sullivan**, Coeur d’Alene

Sociology

Psychology

Alexandra Mae Rowley§, Weiser

Makayla Lou Sundquist, Kootenai

Advertising

Psychology

Amanda Suzanne Roy**, Moscow

Magna cum laude

Samantha Tatilian, Boise

Psychology

Organizational Sciences

Michael James Ryan, Estes Park, Colorado

Charlie John Taylor, Viola

Sociology

History

Emily Katheline Sandoval, Pocatello

Lewonne Howard Teasley**, Sweetwater

Advertising

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Isaiah Michael Saunders*, Stockton, California

Betina Gysselle Tennessen, Meridian

Sociology

Psychology

Emiley Francine Schoonover, Boise

Suraj Thapa, Kailali, Nepal

Public Relations

Economics

Anne Marie Schulthies, Hansen

Magna cum laude

Makayla Mae Thomas, Blackfoot

Psychology

Anthropology

Zachary Carter Scott, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Bradley Matthew Thompson**, Bonners Ferry

Psychology; Public Relations; Political Science

Journalism

Hayden Patricia Seagraves, Dallas, Texas

Emily Thomsen, Moscow

Sociology

Psychology

Jackelyn Sedano§, Jerome

Emily Patrice Tobiasz, Boise

Sociology

Public Relations

Dirk T. Seymour**, Coeur d’Alene

Irene Louise Topp, Sagle

Psychology

Psychology

– 57 –

Aaron Torres**, Pueblo, Colorado

Garrett Reilly Welsh, Boise

Anthropology

Psychology

Fernanda Toyoda, Weiser

Lauren Marie Whipps**, Meridian

Sociology

Advertising

Erica Lynn Tracy**, Boise

Kassaundra Jean Whitcomb**, Coeur d’Alene

Advertising

Organizational Sciences

Mimi Thuy Tran, Peck Psychology

Jeremi Erick Whitehall**, Cashmere, Washington

Cum laude

Psychology

Morgan Renae Trenary, Stanwood, Washington

Sophie I. Whitling**, Spokane, Washington

Political Science; Sociology

Advertising

Wilson Taylor Trusty, Rexburg Psychology

Toni Dawn Whitman**, Plummer

Magna cum laude

Psychology

Nathan Jon Updike**, Garden Valley

Michael Jon Wilder, Escondido, California

Advertising

Sociology

Javier Cordova Valero, Caldwell

Daniel Nathan Willets, Boise

Sociology

Psychology

Vanessa Anne Vietz, Eagle

Sara Marie Williams*, Kuna

Sociology

Psychology

Monica Vorachack**, Pocatello

Magna cum laude

Cody Kris Wood, St. Anthony

Sociology

Political Science

Madeline C’era Waggoner, Kuna

George Alexander Wood**, Sandpoint

Anthropology; Sociology

Journalism

Eric Scott Wakeling*, Lake Oswego, Oregon

Rachel Jennie Wood**, Coeur d’Alene

Psychology; Sociology

Psychology

Philip Wallace, San Francisco, California

Austin John Woodin, Beaverton, Oregon

Advertising

Organizational Sciences

Johnathin Michael Wanner**, Post Falls

Wyatt Bret Wright**, Genesee

History

Psychology

Darcy E. Wayman, Grants Pass, Oregon

Hailie Jo Ybarra, Blackfoot

Anthropology

Sociology

Carolina Margaret Weber, Coeur d’Alene

Catherine M. Yenne, Nampa

Psychology

Political Science

Kyra Madeline Weight, Olympia, Washington

Terrun Edgar Zolman, Riggins

Psychology

Political Science

– 58 –

C ollege

of

N atural R esources

Established in 1917. Kurt S. Pregitzer, Ph.D., Dean Sarah Rose Tonyan, Coeur d’Alene

Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Conservation Biology

Avery Jane Wolf, Coeur d’Alene Cum laude

Katie Lynn Anderson, Frenchtown, Montana

Chengqian Ye**, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong

Cum laude

James Aragorn Carriere**, Everett, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Fire Ecology and Management

Magna cum laude

Shane Justin Cossel, Moscow Summa cum laude

Seth Dalton Chaffee, Cottonwood

Elyce Gosselin, Boise Summa cum laude

Casey L. Danly, Cottonwood

Nolan Helmstetter**, Moscow

Philip Stephen DiPofi, Spokane, Washington

Summa cum laude

Lindsey Marie Latham, Selah, Washington

Matthew Hajos, Hemlock, Michigan Cum laude

Daniel W. Sallee, Spring Creek, Nevada

Nicholas James Judd, Payette

Summa cum laude

Jacob Tyrell Styhl, Boise

Phinehas T. Alexander Lampman, Moscow

Kelly Louise Weimer, Boise

Aaron Douglas Monzon, Spanaway, Washington

James Paul Yost, Meridian

Aaron Ray Murdock, Payette

Summa cum laude

Summa cum laude

Ryan Michael Rambur**, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

Kyle Jordan Swanstrom**, Boise Sawyer Lynn Vershum, Coeur d’Alene

Gracie Anna Bartholomay, Rigby

Colin David Vickers, Boise Magna cum laude

Madelyn B. Bates**, Ketchum Alexandria Carmen Chavez, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Fishery Resources

Tsz Pui Cho**, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Graham Walker Briley**, McCall

Magna cum laude

Logan Daniel Craig, Spokane, Washington

Julianna Lynn Browning, Boise

Deanne Fitzgerald, Kellogg

Emily Anna Augustina Dymock, Kuna

Andrew Neal Godderz**, Post Falls

Charles Benjamin Kerrick**, Caldwell

Olivia Claire Grove, Hayden

Jacob Allen Kremer, Lewiston

Maraya Alise Hanson, Boise

Jessica Lynn Medeiros, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Andrew G. Jensen**, Buhl

Mackenzie C. Miner**, Pocatello

Corey Koerner**, Coeur d’Alene

Charles Zachary Mohr**, Deer Park, Washington

Alexis Marie Litty, Caldwell

Kenneth Randall, Coeur d’Alene

Emily Diane Nightingale, Rathdrum

Daniel W. Sallee, Spring Creek, Nevada Summa cum laude

Cum laude

Sarah Anne Parkinson, Boise

Kent Jason Schneider**, Camp Verde, Arizona

Danielle Elizabeth Pimentel**, Rigby

Joseph William Snapp, Blackfoot

Cody Piscitelli*, Hayden

Joel D. Van Patten, Parma

Nicole Helen Sprute**, Lewiston

Nathan Douglas Woods, New Plymouth

Cum laude

Sierra Mikenzie Zierler, Meridian

– 59 –

Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources

Bachelor of Science in Rangeland Conservation

Travis Eugene Bockmier, Moscow Casey L. Danly, Cottonwood

Ryan Taylor Hoff, Camarillo, California

Philip Stephen DiPofi, Spokane, Washington

Kathryn Reid Schmidt, Homer, Alaska

Kyle Lee Dodson, Kettle Falls, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Rangeland Ecology and Management

Shannon Marie Elliott*, Garden City Phinehas T. Alexander Lampman, Moscow

Benjamin Lowe Cochran, Goldendale, Washington

Earl George Lunceford**, Hayden

Kathleen Ruth Farmer, Stevensville, Michigan

Aaron Jacob Melville**, Prather, California

Landon James Goolsby, Hagerman

Sylvia Nancy Petersen**, Langley, British Columbia, Canada

Mary Elizabeth Powers, Fort Collins, Colorado

Tyson Alan Piper, Fort Collins, Colorado

Shelby R. Swanstrom**, Boise

Ryan Michael Rambur**, Boise Jonathan Richard Ryan, Mountain Home

Bachelor of Science in Renewable Materials

Jamalee Mary Williams, Orofino Jordan Lee Williams, Rathdrum

Chase Behrens, Bayview Zachary Michael Matthews**, Boise

Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Jennifer I. Mehrhoff, Eagle

Seth Dalton Chaffee, Cottonwood

Keaton C. Quinn, Idaho City

Raymond Kyle Craig, Grangeville Summa cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Resources

Matthew Hajos, Hemlock, Michigan Cum laude

Katie Lynn Anderson, Frenchtown, Montana

Mehgan Renee Hockman**, Yelm, Washington

Cum laude

Tyler James Monasmith, Chewelah, Washington

Ricardo Jose Angel*, Brewster, Washington

Joshua Andrew Mullane, Asheville, North Carolina

Levi Jay Bischoff**, Rathdrum Magna cum laude

Summa cum laude

Dustin Thomas Brewster**, Anaheim, California

Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Conservation

Julianna Lynn Browning, Boise James Aragorn Carriere**, Everett, Washington Magna cum laude

Michelle Elizabeth Benedum*, North Lewisburg, Ohio

Collin Brent Cossairt, Bonners Ferry

Matthew B. Courtney**, Kimberly

Kathleen Ruth Farmer, Stevensville, Michigan

John A. Fisk§, Eagle

Zackary C. Foster*, Mackay

Camron Augustus Johnson**, Coeur d’Alene

Curtis Dylan Hoagland, Mackay

Nathaniel David Kimball, Post Falls

Brittani L. Hulme, Fairfield

Cum laude

Colby J. Kramer, Idaho Falls

Benjamin James Hurd, Magnolia, Delaware

Clayton Andrew McKinley, Batesville, Indiana

Anna Raquel Miera, Salt Lake City, Utah

Joshua Morgan Moore, Fallbrook, California

Daniel W. Sallee, Spring Creek, Nevada Summa cum laude

Sarah Katherine Page, Moscow

Heather Cassandra Smith, Tetonia

Olivia Dawn Shan, Roseburg, Oregon

Joseph William Snapp, Blackfoot Carlton D. Strough**, Boise James Paul Yost, Meridian Summa cum laude

– 60 –

C ollege

of

S cience

Established in 2002. Ginger Carney, Ph.D., Dean Nicola Margaret Costello*, Twin Falls

Bachelor of Science

Biology

Bharadwaj Adithya Sateesh, Bangalore, India

Sierra Michelle Cottle§, Idaho Falls

Chemistry

Biology

Alberto Aguilar, Jerome

Julia Katheleen Culbertson, Nampa

Biology

Biology

Rafael Akio Alves Watanabe, Moscow

Dalys N. Davenport, Idaho Falls

Mathematics

Biology

Ubaldo Arana, Weiser

Connor William DeLong, Boise

Biology

Physics

Megan Lucille Atkinson**, Moscow

Jackson Lee Deobald, Moscow

Chemistry

Chemistry

Daniel Drew Ault**, Twin Falls Biology

Nathan Philip Dice, Oceanside, California

Cum laude

Physics

Sean Alexander Barley*, Post Falls

Jennifer Kristen Dodd, West Milford, New Jersey

Biology

Geological Sciences

Jonah Bartrand, Beverly, Washington Physics; Mathematics

John William Dodd, West Milford, New Jersey

Summa cum laude

Geological Sciences

Matea Lynne Berria, Fruitland

Caitlin M. Driscoll, Fircrest, Washington

Medical Sciences

Biology

David Michael Bethke§, Rathdrum

Savanna Ann Dutton, St. Maries

Geological Sciences

Biology

Levi Jay Bischoff**, Rathdrum Biology

Megan Beth Eisenlord**, Coeur d’Alene

Magna cum laude

Biology

Matthew Charles Bolen, Boise

Michael Stephen Elder Waters, Cottonwood

Biology

Biology

Delaney Boulo, Apex, North Carolina Biology

Mathematics

Rachel Brooking*, Viola

Daniel E. Felton, Boise

Mathematics

Chemistry; Physics

Bailey Tomiko Brown, Boise

Jordan Finfrock, Boise

Biology

Mathematics

Ashley Janay Bryant, Boise

Daniel Joseph Furman, Coeur d’Alene

Mathematics: Applied

Mathematics; Physics

Nicole Hallie Carter, Kent, Washington Biology

Summa cum laude

Rachel Lillian Faulkner**, Lewiston

Summa cum laude

Biology

Andrew C. Castillo, Wendell

Marlayna Jean Garza, Gooding

Mathematics

Physics

Dorothy Kay Catey, Moses Lake, Washington Chemistry; Mathematics

Summa cum laude

Jason K. Galligan**, Marsing

Ariana Flora Gaskin**, Sidney, Montana

Summa cum laude

Biology

Eric Thomas Chaney**, Twin Falls

Joy Katherine Goodwin, Hayden

Geological Sciences

Biology

Nicholis Wesley Chinault, Shoreline, Washington

Elyce Gosselin, Boise

Mathematics

Mathematics: Applied

Braedon Forrest Churchill, Boise

Summa cum laude

Jaya Delecia Gundy, Boise

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mellisa Rae Clemons, Coeur d’Alene

Peter F. Haley**, Idaho Falls

Biology

Physics

Joseph Cody Cook*, Idaho Falls

Jade Spencer Harris, McCall

Mathematics

Biology

John Marshall Corey, Gig Harbor, Washington

Gareth Rhys Haug**, Pendleton, Oregon

Geography

Geography

Hannah N. Corpuz, Silverdale, Washington

George J. Hobbes, Idaho Falls

Mathematics

Biology

– 61 –

Sarah A. Horvath, Missoula, Montana Physics

Katylynn Tabakem Miller, Post Falls

Cum laude

Biology

Chemika Kennedee Hough, Lewiston

Jeremiah Stephen Millerson, Cottonwood, California

Mathematics

Chemistry

Nicholas John Howell, Pocatello

Mary M. Mosburg, Loomis, California

Geological Sciences

Chemistry

Kaitlin L. Huelse*, Eagle

Haylin Kenneth Moser§, Orofino

Geological Sciences

Geological Sciences

Garrett S. Huff, Driggs

Todd Christopher Nagel, Post Falls

Mathematics

Physics; Mathematics

Brittani L. Hulme, Fairfield Biology

Biology

Justin M. Humbach, Jerome

Emma Christine Niedholdt**, Boise

Physics

Geological Sciences

Samantha Hunter, Hansville, Washington

Sam J. Nordquist, Pullman, Washington

Biology

Chemistry

Stephen Leo Roelof Jozef Isham, Coeur d’Alene

Jesus Enrique Nunez, Cartagena, Colombia

Biology

Biology

Haley Monet Jones**, Coeur d’Alene

Katelyn Savannah Paz*, Moscow

Biology

Biology

Hailey Kessler, Auburn, Washington

Hannah C. Pearson, Idaho Falls

Chemistry

Mathematics

Emily Anne Kizer, Coeur d’Alene Biology

Summa cum laude

Mathematics; Biology

Cum laude

Matthew Alan Peterson*, Medical Lake, Washington Geological Sciences

Allyson Rae Klaes, Berthoud, Colorado

Wesley Blake Peterson, Jerome

Cum laude

Physics

Jacob Paul Kodanko, Boise

Gabriela L. Portillo, Browns Valley, California

Biology

Chemistry

Cher Ling Kok§, Shah Alam, Malaysia

Madison Nicole Riedel, Oakley, California

Mathematics

Mathematics

Patrick Thomas Krinke, Meridian Biology

Summa cum laude

Nathan Layne Newby, Coeur d’Alene

Joseph Charles Rogers, Spirit Lake

Summa cum laude

Chemistry

Alison J. LaDuke**, Petaluma, California Physics; Mathematics

Adam Jack Rosemore, Moscow

Summa cum laude

Chemistry

Ryley Nicole Landreth, Livermore, California

Nicole Jean Rueb, Chugiak, Alaska

Biology

Chemistry

Sarah Hailey Lusk, Baker City, Oregon

Ricardo Ruiz-Holguin, Kimberly

Chemistry

Geography

Miranda Camille Lybyer, Lewiston

Blayre Ashlyn Rundgren-Smiley, Athol

Biology

Biology

Nikolas MacDonald, Post Falls

Sawyer Rae Smith§, Eagle

Chemistry

Medical Sciences

Dustin Alexander Mallett, Idaho Falls

Sleight R. Smith, Rexburg

Mathematics

Chemistry

Andrea Christine Mansfeld, Kuna

Tyler James Souza, Boise

Chemistry

Biology

Shelby Fayth Maris, Nampa

Morgan Jonathan Spraul, Post Falls

Biology

Chemistry; Mathematics

Korbon Nelson McCall*, Sweet

Judah Daniel Stelck, Deary

Geological Sciences

Chemistry

Forrest Garret Miller, Kettle Falls, Washington

Torell Alexa Stewart*, Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Chemistry

Geological Sciences

– 62 –

Grant Stephen Thurman, Athol Physics

Marissa Elizabeth Dean, Vaughn, Washington

Summa cum laude

Cum laude

Addie Lynn Turner, Spokane, Washington

Wyatt James Duchow, Coeur d’Alene

Chemistry

Weston William Durland, Boise

Jesus Salvador Vargas, Weiser

Ryan Wesley Gibson, Hayden

Mathematics

Trang Thien Vu, Rexburg Chemistry

Jared L. Lacroix, Idaho Falls

Cum laude

Stephen Lie, Boise

Jonathan Curtis Wait, Coeur d’Alene Biology

Katylynn Tabakem Miller, Post Falls

Mikahala K. Waters, Boise

Caleb Joshua Quates, Post Falls

Geological Sciences

Alexander M. Wezensky, Boise

Pranav S.J.B. Rana§, Kathmandu, Nepal

Mathematics

David Thomas Richards§, Henderson, Nevada

Austin Tyler Young**, Mountain Home

Samantha Mae Roberts, Boise

Mathematics

Briana Catherine Zak**, McCall

Kari Christina Storjohann, Boise

Biology

Cum laude

Abigail Tesnohlidek, Fruitland

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry

Summa cum laude

Allysha Kay Yasuda, Fruitland

Alyssa Christine Baugh, Rancho Cucamonga, California

Cum laude

Summa cum laude

Jordan L. Brady, Wilder

Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

Ryan Wesley Gibson, Hayden Spencer Michael Gomez, Dalton Gardens

Alyssa Christine Baugh, Rancho Cucamonga, California

Joshua Patrick Graham, Coeur d’Alene

Summa cum laude

Isaiah Donald Jordan, Moscow

Marissa Elizabeth Dean, Vaughn, Washington

Stephen Lie, Boise

Kieran Alyssa Dong, Sammamish, Washington

Jasmine L. Paredes**, Hamilton, Montana

Weston William Durland, Boise

Caleb Joshua Quates, Post Falls

Ryan Wesley Gibson, Hayden

Caleb John Renshaw, Boise

Emmanuel Chuwkudi Ijezie, Gboko, Nigeria

Lindsey F. Snyder**, Richland, Washington

Hannah Kathleen Jaeger§, San Diego, California

Cum laude

Jared L. Lacroix, Idaho Falls

Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

Lindsey Ann Leadbetter**, Middleton

Alyssa Christine Baugh, Rancho Cucamonga, California

Stephen Lie, Boise

Summa cum laude

Caleb Joshua Quates, Post Falls

Elijah Oakes Benson, Boise Summa cum laude

Kari Christina Storjohann, Boise

Raven D. Crossley, Mountain Home

Cum laude

Cum laude

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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 Core Awards, Honors Certificates and Honors Scholar Awards.

Graduating Honors Students

Core Awards

(19 honors credits):

Rafael Akio Alves Watanabe, Moscow Electrical Engineering; Mathematics

Savanna Marie Allen, Moscow

Austin Phillip Anderson, Kettle Falls, Washington

Sociology; Psychology

Mechanical Engineering

Katie Lynn Anderson, Frenchtown, Montana

Camille Elise Awbrey, Bonners Ferry

Ecology and Conservation Biology; Wildlife Resources

Public Relations

Ubaldo Arana, Weiser

Riley Andrew Braase, Idaho Falls

Animal and Veterinary Science; Biology

Music: Performance

Alyssa Christine Baugh, Rancho Cucamonga, California

Alma Delic, Boise

Biochemistry; Microbiology; Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

International Studies; Spanish

Elizabeth A. Biancosino, Richland, Washington

Emily Anna Augustina Dymock, Kuna

Exercise Science and Health; Psychology

Fishery Resources

Jade Mei Brown, Boise

Spencer Michael Gomez, Dalton Gardens

History; International Studies

Biochemistry

Jonathan Michael Buch, Boise

Elyce Gosselin, Boise

Computer Science

Ecology and Conservation Biology; Mathematics

Nicole Hallie Carter, Kent, Washington

Maraya Alise Hanson, Boise

Biology

Environmental Science

Dorothy Kay Catey, Moses Lake, Washington

Alyssa Renee Hudson, Wenatchee, Washington

Chemistry; Mathematics

Accounting; Management and Human Resources

Marissa Elizabeth Dean, Vaughn, Washington

Sarah Hailey Lusk, Baker City, Oregon

Microbiology; Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

Chemistry

Gabrielle Alexis Diebner, Issaquah, Washington

Miranda Camille Lybyer, Lewiston

Interior Design

Biology

Sean Stuart Evans, Moscow

Dustin Alexander Mallett, Idaho Falls

Music: Performance

Electrical Engineering; Mathematics

Shaundra Jean Herrud, Eagle

Riley Leonard Merrigan, Imbler, Oregon

Operations Management; Finance

Animal and Veterinary Science

Lindsey Elizabeth Hineman, Snohomish, Washington

Kevin C. Miklos, Boise

General Studies

Mechanical Engineering

Jeneba Z G Hoene, Bitburg, Germany

Senna Nicole Pankopf, Moscow

Exercise Science and Health

International Studies; Spanish

Sarah A. Horvath, Missoula, Montana

Hannah C. Pearson, Idaho Falls

Physics

Computer Science; Mathematics

Lauren Marie Kees, Boise

Madison Brooke Perdue, Fruitland

Exercise Science and Health

Public Relations

Jason D. Maas, Marysville, Washington

Alyssa Perko, Kent, Washington

Mechanical Engineering

Food Science

McKenzie S. Macdonald, Bonners Ferry

Paden Denton Rumsey, St. Anthony

Political Science; Economics

Computer Science

Andrea Christine Mansfeld, Kuna

Kierra Ryan, Clarkston, Washington

Chemical Engineering; Chemistry

Mechanical Engineering

Ryan Howard May, Boise

Keely S. Snow, Middleton

Electrical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Victoria Lee Mehl, Vancouver, Washington

Morgan Jonathan Spraul, Post Falls

Marketing; Operations Management

Chemistry; Mathematics

Jacob S. Middleton, Meridian

Kari Christina Storjohann, Boise

Mechanical Engineering

Microbiology; Molecular Biology and Biotechnology; Spanish

Katylynn Tabakem Miller, Post Falls

David James Vail, Meridian

Biology; Microbiology

Marketing

Stafford-Ames Morse, Duvall, Washington

Brenton Paul Van Leeuwen, Meridian

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

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Cameron Augustus Murdock, Laclede

Honors Certificates (27 honors credits):

Electrical Engineering

Tasha Saralyn Paul, Moscow Sustainable Crop and Landscape Systems

Cody James Barrick, Libby, Montana

Patrick Christian Paulus, Pocatello

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Jonah Bartrand, Beverly, Washington

Eric Willace I. Pitman, Deary

Physics; Mathematics

Chemical Engineering

Jordan L. Brady, Wilder

Bridger A. Putnam, Kalispell, Montana

Biochemistry

Information Systems; Operations Management

Raven D. Crossley, Mountain Home

Caleb John Renshaw, Boise

Animal and Veterinary Science; Microbiology

Biochemistry; Philosophy

Jackson Lee Deobald, Moscow

Samantha Mae Roberts, Boise

Chemistry

Microbiology; Spanish

Allyson Rae Klaes, Berthoud, Colorado

Larisa Camille Robic, Edgewood, Washington

Mathematics; Biology

Food and Nutrition

Patrick Thomas Krinke, Meridian

Madeleine Suzanne Roppe, Corvallis, Oregon

Animal and Veterinary Science; Biology

Exercise Science and Health

Paden Christefer Bruce Putnam, Richland, Washington

Nicole Jean Rueb, Chugiak, Alaska

Mechanical Engineering

Chemistry

Madeline C’era Waggoner, Kuna

Olivia Dawn Shan, Roseburg, Oregon

Anthropology; Sociology

Natural Resource Conservation

Honors Scholar Award with Distinction (27 honors credits with honors thesis):

Hunter Robert Trulock, Kamiah Mechanical Engineering

Trang Thien Vu, Rexburg

Chelsea Codling, St. Anthony

Chemical Engineering; Chemistry

Anthropology

Alexander M. Wezensky, Boise

Zachary Tyrus Lien§, Boise

Computer Science; Mathematics

International Studies; Political Science

Katie R. Wilkins, Twin Falls

Daniel W. Sallee, Spring Creek, Nevada

Animal and Veterinary Science

Ecology and Conservation Biology; Fishery Resources; Wildlife Resources

Graham L. Zickefoose, Boise

Sleight R. Smith, Rexburg

International Studies; Spanish

Chemistry

Catherine M. Yenne, Nampa French; International Studies; Political Science

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Commissions

in the

Armed Forces

A i r F o r c e O f f i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1947. Colonel Glen R. Downing, M.A. Strategic Studies, Professor of Aerospace Studies

Second Lieutenant, United States Air Force Tyler J. Smisek, Moscow Andrew C. Castillo, Wendell Jordan M. Finfrock, Boise

A r m y O f f i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1893. Lieutenant Colonel Seth W. Vieux, Chair, Department of Military Science, M.A. Diplomacy and Military Studies

Second Lieutenant, United States Army Thomas N. Banks, Careywood John M. Corey, Gig Harbor, Washington Lucas Cressler, Waynesville, Missouri Jennifer K. Dodd, West Milford, New Jersey Jesse O. Frantzich, Coeur d’Alene Johsua P. Graham, Coeur d’Alene Jeremiah S. Millerson, Cottonwood, California Mason D. Patzer, Coeur d’Alene Zachary C. Scott, Colorado Springs, Colorado Benjamin W. Whipple, Harrison

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O f f i c e r E d u c at i o n P r o g r a m A wa r d s A r m y R e s e rv e O f f i c e r T r a i n i n g C o r p s Distinguished Military Graduate

George C. Marshall Award

This award is presented to ROTC cadets who are in the top 20 percent of all cadets nationwide in academics and ROTC.

This award is presented to the ROTC cadet who is the most outstanding of their class in both ROTC and academic standing, demonstrates leadership qualities and possesses scholastic qualities that epitomize the career of General George C. Marshall.

Jennifer K. Dodd, West Milford, New Jersey Zachary C. Scott, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Jennifer K. Dodd, West Milford, New Jersey

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M e d i c a l E d u c at i o n P ro 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., AT., Director and Assistant Dean, University of Washington School of Medicine Idaho WWAMI students who are receiving Doctor of Medicine degrees from the University of Washington School of Medicine, following completion of training at both U of I and UW-Seattle, with area of specialization for residency training.

Jeffrey Bell, Idaho Falls Family Medicine

Wilson Bowlby, Coeur d’Alene Diagnostic Radiology

Daniel Cooper, Coeur d’Alene Internal Medicine

Anna Curtin, Boise Obstetrics/Gynecology

Lindsey Daudt, Meridian Pediatrics

Nicolaas DeRuyter, Boise Ophthalmology

Michael Duerden, Rexburg Psychiatry

Joey Florence, Boise Family Medicine

Claire Gentile, Eagle Internal Medicine

Joseph Ryan, Boise Internal Medicine

Mason Hinchcliff, Driggs Otolaryngology

Jeffrey Shirts, Coeur d’Alene Pediatrics

Nicholas Hovda, Emmett Psychiatry

Craig Steiner, Idaho Falls Family Medicine

Andrew Johnson, Pocatello Psychiatry

Dana Thompson, Post Falls Emergency Medicine

Jacob Kartes, Boise Internal Medicine

Brian Walker, Boise Otolaryngology

Cheng Cheng Ma, Kingston Anesthesiology

Meghan Webber, Boise Emergency Medicine

John Nuhn, Moscow Family Medicine

Amanda Williams, Boise Psychiatry

Noah Qualls, Moscow Obstetrics/Gynecology

Mary Lynn Young, Boise 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 46th 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 will complete the remainder of their clinical training in Idaho through the WWAMI clinical site in Boise and throughout the five-state WWAMI region.

W a s h i n g t o n -I da h o R e g i o na l P r o g r a m V e t e r i na ry M e d i c i n e

in

Established in 1974. Amin Ahmadzadeh, Ph.D., Head of Animal and Veterinary Science The University of Idaho cooperates with Washington State University in a program of veterinary medical education, research and service. In the program, students from Idaho take the first three years of professional training in veterinary medicine at Washington State University; faculty members from Idaho and WSU offer instruction in the professional and academic curricula. In the fourth year of the program, students receive part of the clinical training at the Caldwell, Idaho, veterinary medical facility.

Brittney Abdallah, Moscow

Sara Packebush, Swan Valley

Erik Stoll, Sandpoint

Ken Dawson, Boise

Cassandra Pattison, Payette

Shelby Turnbull, Jerome

Hannah Elliott, Idaho Falls

Kirk Ramsey, New Plymouth

Jordan Nesbit, Rupert

Jessica Schneider, Idaho Falls

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C i tat i o n s

on

Retirement

ERIK ANDERSON; 1990 Professor in Agricultural and Extension Education, Ph.D.; 1997; University of Idaho Emeritus since 2018 DIANE ARMPRIEST; 2001 Associate Professor in Architecture, M.Arch.; 1997; University of Oregon Emerita since 2018 LYNN BAIRD; 1975 Library Dean with rank of Professor, Ph.D.; 2010; University of Idaho Emerita since 2018 JAMES BARBOUR; 1996 Professor in Entomology, Plant Pathology and Nematology, Ph.D., 1992, North Carolina State University Emeritus since 2017 EDWARD BECHINSKI; 1984 Extension Professor in Entomology, Plant Pathology and Nematology, Ph.D., 1982, Iowa State University Emeritus since 2017 JOHN BYERS; 1994 Professor in Biological Sciences, Ph.D.; 1980; University of Colorado Emeritus Since 2018 DAVID DROWN; 1980 Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering, Ph.D.; 1975; University of Idaho Emeritus Since 2018 JOHN FOLTZ; 1991 Professor of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology; Special Assistant to the President for Agricultural Initiatives, Ph.D.; 1991; Purdue University Emeritus since 2017 RODNEY FREY; 1998 Professor in Sociology and Anthropology, Ph.D.; 1979; University of Colorado Emeritus since 2017 PETER GOODWIN; 1996 Director, Center for Ecohydraulics Research and Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Ph.D.; 1986; University of California Emeritus since 2017 THOMAS GORMAN; 1987 Associate Dean and Professor in Forest, Rangeland and Fire Sciences, Ph.D.; 1987; S.U.N.Y. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, New York Emeritus since 2018 MICKEY GUNTER; 1989 University Distinguished Professor in Geological Sciences, Ph.D.; 1987; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Emeritus since 2017 PATRICIA L. HARTZELL; 1994 Professor in Biological Sciences, Ph.D.; 1986; University of Illinois Emerita since 2017 WAYNE JONES; 1993 Extension Professor and Eastern District Extension Educator, M.S.; 1982; Utah State University Emeritus since 2018

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C i tat i o n s

on

Retirement

SALLY MACHLIS; 1992 Professor and former Program Head in Art & Design M.F.A.; 1986; University of Idaho Emerita since 2018 PAUL MCDANIEL; 1990 Professor in Soil and Water Systems, Ph.D.; 1989, North Carolina State University Emeritus since 2018 JON R. MILLER; 1989 Professor in Business, Ph.D.; 1974; Washington University Emeritus since 2017 CHARLES MORRISON; 1987 Licensed Psychologist and Professor in the Counseling and Testing Center, Ph.D.; 1988; University of Wisconsin-Madison Emeritus since 2018 STUART PARKINSON; 1991 Extension Professor and Extension Educator-Agriculture/Horticulture, M.S.; 1989; Utah State University Emeritus since 2018 ANDRZEJ PASZCZYNSKI; 1988 Professor in Food Science , Ph.D.; 1980; University of Marie Curie-Skledowska Emeritus since 2017 WILLIAM PHILLIPS; 2004 Assistant Research Professor, Idaho Geological Survey, Ph.D.; 1997; University of Arizona Emeritus since 2018 SUZANNE PLANCK; 1999 Senior Instructor in Family and Consumer Sciences, and Director, Child Development Laboratory, Ph.D.; 2006; University of Idaho Emerita since 2018 ELIZABETH PRICE; 2005 Associate Professor of Early Childhood Development and Education, Ph.D.; 2005; University of Idaho Emerita since 2018 BAHMAN SHAFII; 1986 Professor in Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences and Statistical Sciences, Ph.D.; 1988; University of Idaho Emeritus since 2017 HARRIET SHAKLEE; 1999 Extension Professor and Extension Specialist in Family and Consumer Sciences, Ph.D.; 1976; University of Oregon Emerita since 2018 SHREE SINGH; 1998 Research Professor in Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, Ph.D.; 1973; University of Wisconsin Emeritus since 2017 JEANNE STEVENSON; 1985 Associate Professor in Curriculum and Instruction and Vice Provost for Faculty, Ph.D.; 1976; Utah State University Emerita since 2018

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In Memoriam This listing was compiled by the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President, April 1, 2018, for the dates September 1, 2017 through March 31, 2018. Faculty omitted will be recognized on the listing prepared for the next University Faculty Meeting.

Terry Abraham

Norman R. Logan

Head Emeritus, Department of Special Collections and Archives in the University Library with rank of Professor

Professor Emeritus in Music April 2017

March 2018

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Dwaine J. Marten

Elbert Barton

Professor Emeritus in Physical Education

Professor of Naval Science and Director of Personnel Services Emeritus

March 2017

January 2018

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William McLaughlin

m

Professor Emeritus of Conservation Social Sciences

George Bloomsberg

September 2017

Professor Emeritus of Agricultural Engineering

m

January 2018

Richard Ohms

m

Extension Professor Emeritus

James H. Cooley

December 2017

Professor Emeritus of Chemistry

m

May 2017

Nils Pellmyr

m

Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences

Ronald Crawford

December 2017

Professor Emeritus of Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry and Director of the Environmental Biotechnology Institute

m

Samantha Ramsay

January 2018

Associate Professor of Family and Consumer Sciences

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July 2017

Mark E. DeSantis

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Professor Emeritus of Zoology

Rolland R. Reid

September 2017

Professor Emeritus of Geology, Department Head, Department of Geology and Dean, College of Mines and Earth Resources, 1964-1974

m

Ed Duren

March 2018

Professor Emeritus of Animal and Veterinary Science

m

November 2017

Lorin W. Roberts

m

Professor Emeritus of Botany

Alfred (Fred) W. Jensen

April 2017

Professor Emeritus in Foreign Languages and Literatures

m

April 2017

David Wenny

m

Professor Emeritus of Forest Regeneration

Robert J. Kearney

January 2018

Professor Emeritus of Physics

m

March 2018

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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 pp a r e l and Symbols of Investiture 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.

The university’s second, and current, President’s Medallion.

University of Idaho mace

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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 pp a r e l and Symbols of Investiture 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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“ 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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University

of

Idaho Boise

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, 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 and the College of Law offered externship opportunities and it’s now offering its complete Juris Doctor curriculum in Boise.

Today at the University of Idaho Boise, 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.

The University of Idaho Boise provides southwest Idaho access to all University of Idaho resources. U of I Boise 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 of more than 55 percent of the state’s population and business entities, U of I Boise supports teaching, learning, research, medical education and outreach. We distinguish ourselves 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 the University of Idaho 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 offers educational opportunities in the classroom, via the internet, and through videoconferencing. Outreach programs have grown substantially in the past several years to meet an increasing demand for services to the off-campus learner.

The University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene partners with agencies and groups to address the demand for professional development and continuing education in both the public and private sectors of the region. The public schools of Region I and the University of Idaho cooperatively plan staff development classes for all educators of the area. University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene links local business in-service needs with campus expertise.

“Working together” is a standard for University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene. As a member of local chambers of commerce and economic development corporations, the University assumes an active role in educational, research and development projects.

The University of Idaho has assisted school districts, governmental agencies, non-profits and municipalities in locating and acquiring grant money for specified projects.

The opportunity to meaningfully contribute to regional economic development is clearly recognized at the University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene. Laboratory facilities are available for research and development in cooperation with corporate partners and entrepreneurs. The Jacklin Science and Technology Center at the University of Idaho Research Park in Post Falls is a technology business incubator facility oriented to stimulating and supporting startup companies. One of our important goals is to apply university resources and expertise to practical problems faced by regional businesses.

In partnership with local tech industry partners, our comprehensive Dig’nIT program increases awareness and provides technology education for K-gray learners. In addition, the Idaho legislature has followed through on an investment in a four-year computer science degree in Coeur d’Alene. The Center is spearheading a statewide program to train Idaho citizens in coding and application development that began this spring.

The University of Idaho is committed to leadership development with the Executive Master of Business Administration program in Coeur d’Alene. The class schedule is formatted to allow students to earn their MBA degree in 20 months without interrupting their careers. The program combines the rigor and depth of a traditional MBA with an integrated curriculum and flexible format of an executive program.

The University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene is actively planning for our future in Coeur d’Alene by participating with North Idaho Higher Education, the city of Coeur d’Alene, and ignite cda — the local urban renewal agency — on development of the 90acre higher education campus in Coeur d’Alene. Planning is underway for a $10 million northern Idaho collaborative education facility to be built in 2018-19 that will provide state-of-the-art student services and classrooms. The nascent U of I Coeur d’Alene Computer Science program contributes to the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the region via its location in the downtown Innovation Den. Through its degree programs, technology and research centers, and collaborative philosophy, University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene provides outreach to all people of northern Idaho.

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University

of

Idaho, Idaho Falls

In Idaho Falls, our core mission is engineering, science and technology. Our campus at University Place features high-tech 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, University of Wyoming and the Idaho National Laboratory, the Department of Energy’s lead nuclear research laboratory.

The University of Idaho has offered degree programs in Idaho Falls for more than 60 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.

U of I serves the state of Idaho through educational centers in Boise, Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Falls, nine research and Extension centers, plus Extension offices in 42 counties and three federally recognized reservations. 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 class of 2017-18 for their achievements.

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University

of

Idaho Fight Song

“Go, Vandals, Go” Came a tribe from the North, brave and bold, Bearing banners of Silver and Gold; Tried and true to subdue all their foes Go Vandals, go mighty Vandals!

Go, Vandals, Go, Fight on with hearts true and bold, Foes will fall before your Silver and your Gold, The victory cannot be withheld from thee, So all bear down for Idaho, Come on old Vandals, go!

I-D-A-H-O Idaho, Idaho, Go! Go! Go! The victory cannot be withheld from thee, So all bear down for Idaho, Come on old Vandals, go!

HISTORY First sung at an Idaho football game in 1931, “Go, Vandals, Go” was adopted as Idaho’s only fight song. It was composed by J.M. “Morey” O’Donnell, a longtime Moscow attorney, when he was a freshman at the University. A native of Granite, Idaho (north of Coeur d’Alene), Morey was a child prodigy who began playing the piano at age six, was in an orchestra by 13, and was traveling the world with a dance orchestra by the time he entered the University in 1930.

At that time, Idaho’s fight song was “On Idaho” which was sung to the tune of “On Wisconsin.”

The ASUI sponsored an annual songfest competition among the classes, and one of its purposes was to find a new fight song. “Go, Vandals, Go” won the competition in 1930 and immediately became the Vandals only mantra. It was copyrighted by the University in 1931.

The chorus was written as whole notes and half notes so that it could be easily sung by a large crowd. Many school songs are difficult to sing because of the fast beat used to make them spirited.

“Go, Vandals, Go” instead relies on a heavy drum beat and the nature of the words to carry the spirit. As a result, it is continually cited as one of the top college fight songs in America.

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