Commencement Spring 2025

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Commencement ONE HUNDRED THIRTIE TH

SPRING 2025

Table of Contents Commencement Ceremonies............................................................................................................................................................... 3 Board of Regents and University Officers........................................................................................................................................... 7 President C. Scott Green...................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Guest Speakers..................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 President's Medallions......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Honorary Degrees............................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Alumni Association............................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Foundation........................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Graduate Degrees............................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Advanced Professional Degrees College of Law............................................................................................................................................................................ 31 Undergraduate Degrees College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.................................................................................................................................. 33 College of Art and Architecture................................................................................................................................................. 36 College of Business and Economics............................................................................................................................................ 38 College of Education, Health and Human Sciences.................................................................................................................. 42 College of Engineering................................................................................................................................................................ 45 College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences.............................................................................................................................. 48 College of Natural Resources..................................................................................................................................................... 55 College of Science....................................................................................................................................................................... 57 Honors Certificates............................................................................................................................................................................. 59 Commissions in the Armed Forces.................................................................................................................................................... 60 Officer Education Program Awards................................................................................................................................................... 61 Washington-Wyoming-Alaska-Montana-Idaho Program in Medical Education................................................................................ 62 Significance of Academic Apparel and Mace.................................................................................................................................... 63 University of Idaho, Boise................................................................................................................................................................... 65 University of Idaho, Coeur d’Alene................................................................................................................................................... 66 University of Idaho, Idaho Falls.......................................................................................................................................................... 67 Alma Mater......................................................................................................................................................................................... 68

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University of Idaho Moscow and C o e u r d ’A l e n e S p r i n g C e r e m o n y Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 9:30 a.m.

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences | College of Business and Economics College of Engineering | College of Natural Resources | College of Science Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Prelude Processional........................................................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Border Highlanders Pipes & Drums Corps Presentation and Posting of Colors............................................................................................ Joint ROTC Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem........................................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Katie Seelmeyer, Student, Lionel Hampton School of Music Welcome................................................................................................................................Kristin Haltinner, Ph.D., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks.................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome..........................................Shawn Keough, B.S., Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address..................................... Hamdi Ulukaya, Founder & CEO of Chobani, Founder of the Tent Partnership for Refugees Oath of Office..................................................................... Lieutenant Colonel Jason Ackermann, M.S., M.A., Professor of Military Science Student Speaker Remarks............................................................................................................................. Martha Smith, ASUI President Honorary Degree Presentation................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Lyudmyla Barannyk, Ph.D., Commencement Committee Chair President's Medallion............................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Recognition of Honors Students .................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional, and Undergraduate Degrees............................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome........................................................................................ Amy Lientz, M.S., Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks...................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas.................................................... University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Katie Seelmeyer, Student, Lionel Hampton School of Music (words on page 68) The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional......................................................................................................................................................... University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Processional Announcer...........................................................................Todd Mordhorst, B.S., University Communications and Marketing Commencement Readers.................................................................................................................Stephanie R. Ramirez, Ph.D., Businesss Eric T. Stuen, Ph.D., Business Lee A. Vierling, Ph.D., Natural Resources and Society Eric Wolbrecht, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering Lead Marshal...........................................................................................................Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., Design and Environments

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live

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

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

May 10, 2025 9:30am English: https://recapd.com/w-UHQxow Spanish: https://recapd.com/w-UHQxow/es May 10, 2025 2:00pm English: https://recapd.com/w-L_7KT0 Spanish: https://recapd.com/w-L_7KT0/es

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University of Idaho Moscow and C o e u r d ’A l e n e S p r i n g C e r e m o n y Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 2:00 p.m.

College of Art and Architecture | College of Education, Health and Human Sciences College of Law | College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Prelude Processional........................................................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Border Highlanders Pipes & Drums Corps Presentation and Posting of Colors............................................................................................ Joint ROTC Military Services Color Guard The National Anthem........................................................................................................................................ University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Katie Seelmeyer, Student, Lionel Hampton School of Music Welcome................................................................................................................................Kristin Haltinner, Ph.D., Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks.................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome..........................................Shawn Keough, B.S., Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address..................................... Hamdi Ulukaya, Founder & CEO of Chobani, Founder of the Tent Partnership for Refugees Oath of Office..................................................................... Lieutenant Colonel Jason Ackermann, M.S., M.A., Professor of Military Science Student Speaker Remarks............................................................................................................................. Martha Smith, ASUI President Honorary Degree Presentation................................................................................................................. C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Lyudmyla Barannyk, Ph.D., Commencement Committee Chair President's Medallion............................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Recognition of Honors Students .................................................................Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional, and Undergraduate Degrees............................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome........................................................................................ Amy Lientz, M.S., Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks...................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas.................................................... University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Katie Seelmeyer, Student, Lionel Hampton School of Music (words on page 68) The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional......................................................................................................................................................... University Wind Ensemble Mark Thiele, D.M.A., Assistant Professor, Lionel Hampton School of Music Processional Announcer...........................................................................Todd Mordhorst, B.S., University Communications and Marketing Commencement Readers................................................................................................................ Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences Mussab Malik, B.S., University Budget and Planning Sarah Nelson, Ph.D., School of Global Studies Kendra Rathbone, B.S., Financial Aid Lead Marshal...........................................................................................................Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., Design and Environments Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live

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

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

May 10, 2025 9:30am English: https://recapd.com/w-UHQxow Spanish: https://recapd.com/w-UHQxow/es May 10, 2025 2:00pm English: https://recapd.com/w-L_7KT0 Spanish: https://recapd.com/w-L_7KT0/es

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University of Idaho Boise Spring Ceremony Sunday, May 18, 2025 | 4:00 p.m.

Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Processional...........................................................................................................................................................................Riverside Brass The National Anthem............................................................................................................................................ Kalena Fleming, Vocalist Welcome............................................................................. Chandra Zenner Ford, M.S., Office of the President and Center Executive Officer Opening Remarks.................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome................................................Jenn White, J.D., Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address...........................................................................Payton McGriff, B.S., Founder and CEO of Style Her Empowered Student Speaker Remarks.............................Nicole Hucke Nunez, B.S., Representative of the Graduate and Professional Student Association Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional and Undergraduate Degrees................................ C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome .......................................................................................Juan Luis Corona, B.S., Director at Large for Alumni Association The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas........................................................ Kalena Fleming, Vocalist (words on page 68) The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional............................................................................................................................................................................ Riverside Brass Commencement Readers.......................................................................................................................Jessica Gunder, J.D., College of Law

John Hinton, J.D., College of Law Lead Marshal.....................................................................................................................................Timothy Murphy, J.D., College of Law

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

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live

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University of Idaho Idaho Falls Spring Ceremony Monday, May 19, 2025 | 7:00 p.m.

Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Processional..................................................................................................................................... Indrajit Charit, Ph.D., Faculty Marshall Alex Vakanski, Ph.D., Student Marshall The National Anthem.......................................................................................................................................Megan Hopfer, J.D., Vocalist Idaho Brass Quintet Welcome.................................................................................................................................Marc Skinner, Ph.D., Center Executive Officer Opening Remarks.................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome.......................................Cindy Siddoway, M.S., Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address...................... Dana Kirkham, M.S., Director of Regulatory and Strategic Affairs for Idaho Environmental Coalition Faculty Recognition Award...................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional and Undergraduate Degrees................................ C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome ....................................................................................... Amy Lientz, M.S., Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations Closing Remarks...................................................................................................................................... C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas...................................................Megan Hopfer, J.D., Vocalist Idaho Brass Quintet (words on page 68) The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Commencement Reader....................................................... Alice Allen, M.Ed., Director, Recruitment and Student Engagement, Idaho Falls

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

For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/commencement Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live

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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

Cindy Siddoway

Boise

Terreton

William G. Gilbert, Jr., Vice President

David Turnbull

Boise

Eagle

Shawn Keough

Debbie Critchfield

Sandpoint

State Superintendent for Public Instruction, Oakley

Kurt Liebich

Joshua Whitworth

Boise

Executive Director, Idaho State Board of Education, Boise

Cally J. Roach Fairfield

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

Chandra Zenner Ford, M.S.

Executive Officer, Southwest Idaho and Senior Associate to the President

President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A.

Andrew Fields, Ph.D.

Provost and Executive Vice President

Executive Officer, Northern Idaho

Ben McLuen, B.A.

Marc Skinner, Ph.D.

Chief Executive Officer of University Foundation

Executive Officer, Southeastern Idaho

Dan Ewart, M.P.A.

Vice President for Information Technology Services, Chief Information Officer

Deans Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D.

Brian Foisy, M. Acct.

Dean, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

Vice President for Finance and Administration

Shauna Corry, Ph.D.

Christopher Nomura, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Art and Architecture

Vice President for Research and Economic Development

Lisa Victoravich, Ph.D.

Terry Gawlik, M.Ed.

Dean, College of Business and Economics

Yolanda Bisbee, Ed.D.

Dean, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences

Director of Athletics

Brooke Blevins, Ph.D.

Executive Director Tribal Relations

Suzanna Long, Ph.D., P.E.

Dean Kahler, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Engineering

Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management

Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Graduate Studies

Diane Kelly-Riley, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Faculty

Aviva Abramovsky, J.D. Dean, College of Law

Ken Udas, Ph.D.

Vice Provost for Digital Learning Initiatives

Sean Quinlan, Ph.D.

Blaine Eckles, Ph.D.

Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Lindsey Brown, Ph.D.

Dean, University Libraries

Caroline Nilsson-Troy, B.S.

Dean, College of Natural Resources

Kim Rytter, J.D.

Dean, College of Science

Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Ben Hunter, Ph.D.

University Registrar

Dennis Becker, Ph.D.

Special Assistant to the President for Government Relations

Ginger Carney, Ph.D.

General Counsel

Jeff Seegmiller, Ed.D.

Director, WWAMI Medical Education Program

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

C. Scott Green took office as the 19th president of the University of Idaho on July 1, 2019. President Green joined U of I as a highly accomplished executive with a career in global finance, operations and administration. He is also a proud alumnus of the university, graduating in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in accounting.

Born in Moscow, Green’s family moved to Boise, where he graduated from Boise High School. Following his degree from the University of Idaho, the third-generation Vandal went to work for Boise Cascade Corporation. He went on to attend Harvard Business School and received a Master of Business Administration in 1989.

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

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

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

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

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

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Guest Speakers U niversity of Idaho Moscow Hamdi Ulukaya was raised in a dairy-farming family in a small village in eastern Turkey. After moving to the United States, he founded Chobani in 2005 with the mission and vision of making high-quality food more accessible. Five years after selling the first cup of yogurt, Chobani was a billion-dollar brand, and today is the #1 selling yogurt brand in the U.S. The company has since expanded to an innovative modern food portfolio, adding creamers and oat milk. In 2023 Chobani acquired La Colombe, a leading coffee roaster with a shared commitment to quality, craftmanship and impact. As a result, the company began selling cold-pressed espresso and lattes on tap at cafes nationwide, as well as Ready to Drink (RTD) coffee beverages at retail.

As a leader in the food and beverage industry, Ulukaya built Chobani on the foundation that it would do well by doing good.

Since 2022, Chobani has donated over 6.4 million pounds of food to combat hunger in America. Ulukaya is well-known for Hamdi Ulukaya his employee-first policies, including instituting innovative profitsharing and paid parental leave programs for Chobani’s almost 4,000 employees, and implementing competitive hourly wage increases well above the federal rate. He has also become a leading voice in the movement to hire refugees, having discovered through his own experience hiring them that “the minute a refugee gets a job is the minute they stop being a refugee.”

This inspired him to start the Tent Partnership for Refugees in 2016, with the mission of mobilizing the world’s biggest businesses to integrate refugees. In under a decade, Tent has expanded its operations to a dozen countries across the Americas and Europe and grown its network to more than 400 major companies – including Amazon, Hilton, Marriott, and Pfizer – that are committed to hiring refugees and helping them become job-ready. Ulukaya also signed the Giving Pledge, committing the majority of his personal wealth to help bring an end to refugees’ crisis.

For those efforts, Ulukaya was named an Eminent Advocate by the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and received the United Nations Foundation Global Leadership Award, among other recognitions. UN Secretary-General António Guterres has also named him as a Sustainable Development Goals Advocate. Ulukaya has received the Oslo Business for Peace Award and George H.W Bush Points of Light Award, is a Global Citizen Prize winner, and was named one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in the World for his work on the refugee crisis and his innovative approach to business.

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Guest Speakers U niversity of Idaho Boise In 2017, Payton McGriff was finishing her marketing degree at the University of Idaho when a book changed the trajectory of her life. While reading Half the Sky, she learned that a required school uniform is one of the largest financial barriers to education for millions of girls around the world. This realization led her to enroll in an entrepreneurship course during her final semester, where she developed a class project to explore the idea of providing school uniforms to girls in need.

Payton McGriff

By chance, she was introduced to Dr. Romuald Afatchao, a professor from Togo, West Africa, who invited her to visit his hometown of Notsé, Togo to research the barriers to education for girls. There, Payton met Elolo, a vivacious 15-year-old girl whose family could no longer afford her school uniform or school fees. Inspired by Elolo’s resilience and determination, Payton decided to turn her class project into something more—launching Style Her Empowered (SHE), a nonprofit that creates sustainable education and employment opportunities for girls and women in Togo.

Today, SHE serves over 2,000 girls across 22 villages in rural Togo. Widely known for their innovation, SHE designed the world’s first school uniform that expands up to six sizes and a foot in length, ensuring girls can confidently wear them for years. The organization also recycles 100% of its fabric waste into reusable menstrual pads, further supporting girls in staying in school.

Beyond education, SHE employs 42 women in Togo, running a zero-waste apparel production center where women earn above living wages, receive free childcare, paid maternity leave, and paid time devoted to adult education. SHE’s Paid-to-Learn employment model empowers women with economic independence while ensuring thousands of girls receive the resources they need to stay in school.

Payton’s work has gained international recognition and been highlighted by Oprah Winfrey and the Nasdaq.

Payton is a Top 5 2024 CNN Hero, a Nasdaq Milestone Maker, 2022 Idaho Woman of the Year, and more.

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Guest Speakers U niversity of Idaho , Idaho Falls Bringing years of experience leading local government and economic development efforts in southeastern Idaho, Dana Kirkham, now Senior Director of Regulatory and Strategic Initiatives for the Idaho Environmental Coalition, supports environmental cleanup at the Idaho National Laboratory Site through the Idaho Cleanup Project.

Her leadership role with the cleanup project is helping to lay a solid foundation for INL to advance its mission in future research and development initiatives, while ensuring the Snake River Plain Aquifer continues to be protected.

Dana Kirkham

Prior to her role with Idaho Environmental Coalition, Kirkham served as a city councilmember in Ammon, Idaho, for eight years, six of those years as Council president, before eventually taking on the role of the city’s Mayor. She also served as the Chief Executive Officer of Regional Economic Development for Eastern Idaho (REDI) and later joined Fluor Idaho as the Director of Strategic Initiatives.

While much of her recent work has focused on supporting Idaho’s southeastern communities, Kirkham’s career began with the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia.

Having grown up as a “third culture kid” in Europe and South America, Kirkham attended Marion Military Institute before graduating from Utah State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science.

She also holds a Master of Science degree in Legal Studies from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and is beginning work towards a Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy.

While her leadership roles have evolved, one thing remains constant and that is Kirkham’s commitment to serving her community. She currently serves on several boards of directors, including: the Bank of Idaho, the Idaho Falls Arts Council, Idaho Career Ready Students Council, the Idaho Red Cross, the Idaho Governor’s Operation Esto Perpetua, the Eastern Idaho Workforce Training Center, and the Idaho Advanced Energy Consortium. She also serves as a Bonneville Fire District commissioner.

Though Kirkham maintains a very busy schedule throughout the week, she is an avid lover of the outdoors and dedicates much of her spare time to outdoor activities with her husband and children.

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

Linda Copple Trout graduated in 1973 from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and in 1977 received a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Idaho College of Law. In 1999 she received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the College of Idaho. Upon graduation from law school, Justice Trout joined the Lewiston law firm of Blake, Feeney & Clark, where she was engaged in the private practice of law for six years.

The Honorable Linda Copple Trout

In 1983, Justice Trout was appointed to the position of Magistrate Judge in the Second Judicial District. From 1987 through 1991, she assumed additional responsibilities as the Acting Trial Court Administrator for that District. In 1990, she was elected a District Judge, and handled cases in Nez Perce and Clearwater Counties.

In August of 1992, she was appointed by Governor Cecil Andrus to be the first woman justice on the Idaho Supreme Court. She was elected by the Supreme Court to the position of Chief Justice and served two consecutive terms from February 1, 1997 to September, 2004.

Justice Trout is a member of the Idaho State Bar Association, an emeritus member of the American Inns of Court, and has served two terms on the University of Idaho College of Law Advisory Council. She has previously served on the Boards of Directors of the Lewiston City Library, the Northwest Children’s Home, the Lewiston YWCA, the Conference of Chief Justices and the National Association of Women Judges. She has served on a number of statewide administrative, judicial and bar committees, and has taught courses at the University of Idaho College of Law in family law. Justice Trout also completed two terms on the United States Court’s Committee on Federal-State Jurisdiction, to which she was appointed

by Chief Justice William Rehnquist.

She is the recipient of several honors, among them the University of Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame in 2014, the Idaho State Bar Distinguished Lawyer Award in 2014, the Sheldon A. Vincenti Award for Exemplary Service to the University of Idaho College of Law in 2011, the Distinguished Service Award from the National Center for State Courts in 2005, the Award of Distinction for the Family Law Section of the Idaho State Bar Association in 2001, the Girl Scouts Women of Today and Tomorrow award in 2000 and the Boise High School Hall of Fame in 1997.

Justice Trout retired from the Supreme Court in October, 2007, and is currently serving as a Senior Judge and was appointed by the Idaho Supreme Court in December, 2014, as the Interim Administrative Director of the Idaho Courts.

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University of Idaho President’s Medallions With 30 years of progressive leadership experience, culminating in the role of CEO of a comprehensive statewide law enforcement agency, Colonel Kedrick Wills is a driven executive leader and acclaimed author. Known for setting high expectations and fostering a thriving organizational culture in rapidly changing environments, he brings a wealth of expertise to every endeavor.

Kendrick Wills is actively engaged on multiple boards in both public and non-profit sectors at local and international levels. As a soughtafter speaker, consultant, and coach, he specializes in leadership and organizational culture, offering insights that have guided countless executives and organizations to success.

Colonel Kedrick Wills began his career with the Idaho State Police (ISP) in 1996. After completing the ISP Academy’s Advanced Training Class #15, he served as an east end resident trooper in District 4, based in Colonel Kedrick Willis Jerome, Idaho. In 2002, he was promoted to patrol sergeant and worked in District 2 in Lewiston for two years. By 2004, he advanced to headquarters lieutenant, serving in the Executive Protection Unit and overseeing background investigations for the department.

In 2006, Wills became captain and commanded District 4. Four years later, in 2010, he was promoted to major and served as the Police Services Commander at ISP Headquarters in Meridian. His rise continued in 2013 when he became ISP’s deputy director and was promoted to lieutenant colonel. In 2017, Governor Otter appointed him as the ISP Director, and he accepted command of the organization as Colonel on July 2, 2017. After a long dedication to the service, he retired in August 2024 to continue helping others build skills of organizational leadership and culture.

Wills is a graduate of the Naval Postgraduate School's Homeland Security Executive Leaders Program and the 232nd Session of the FBI National Academy. He holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Training and Development degree from Idaho State University.

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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 Tim Arnold is one of the most recognizable mining executives in the world due to his service in the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME). He is one of the rare operators who has continued to publish and advance technology throughout his career. He was honored with the Distinguished Member Status with SME in 2012 and awarded the Lawrence Saunders Gold Medal in 2019. Tim also co-authored a paper called, “Do Engineers Make Good Managers” in 2001 and the paper is one of the most requested technical papers in the field of mining. Tim also served on the Executive Advisory Board for the Mackay School of Mines at the University of Nevada, Reno and has taught 400 level courses as a guest faculty member.

Tim served in the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME) through his career on strategic committees, as the Chair of the Mining and Exploration Division, on the Board of Directors, and as the President in 2016. The Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration Tim Arnold is the premier international mining organization with over 13,000 global members. Tim led their charge to provide world-class technical resources, educational programs, networking opportunities and professional development tools. Their goal is to share best practices for safety, environmental stewardship, and moving the mining industry forward. As President of SME, Tim personally educated international and domestic political figures in all levels of government on mining and its impact, and advocated for more sustainable and safer mining practices worldwide.

Tim has a passion for mentorship and teaching. He inspires his teams and applies leading edge principles to every task. Tim has opened and operated mines across the western United States and in Africa. Each mining operation presented challenges in leadership, engineering, mining safety, environmental responsibility, and political and community stakeholder engagement. He has excelled at every challenge.

Tim continues to be actively involved through the College of Engineering Academy of Engineers Class of 2018. The Academy of Engineers is the College of Engineer’s premier recognition of engineering accomplishment honoring the top 100 living engineering alum. The Academy of Engineers serves by supporting the College of Engineering Dean in new initiatives through financial support and their extraordinary engineering and leadership skills. Tim has been instrumental in supporting the College of Engineering in the development of a new geological engineering degree program and connecting College of Engineering leadership with mining companies and groups across the United States.

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H o n o r a ry D e g r e e s University of Idaho – Moscow – Honorary Doctorate Kathleen Duncan is a prolific national volunteer and leader,

Kathleen Duncan

serving on the board of trustees of numerous institutions, including Loyola Marymount University; University of Puget Sound; Santa Clara University; Loyola High School of Los Angeles; California Science Center; Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, and Doheny Eye Institute. She is also on the board of the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation; a member of Las Madrinas, which supports Children’s Hospital Los Angeles; Colleagues Helpers in Philanthropic Service (C.H.I.P.S.); The Colleagues Group, which supports Children’s Institute, Inc., and President, Humanitarian Express providing aid to Ukraine. She received her B.A. in psychology from the University of Puget Sound and her teaching credential from Mount St. Mary’s University. She previously worked in human resources at Chase Financial Services and taught 3rd and 5th grade math and science. She is also the mother of two Santa Clara graduates and a USC graduate.

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H o n o r a ry D e g r e e s University of Idaho – Moscow – Honorary Doctorate Dale Bosworth, a 1966 graduate of the University of Idaho with a B.S. in Forest Management, dedicated over 40 years to the U.S. Forest Service, including serving as the 15th Chief of the Forest Service from 2001 to 2007. In this role, he led over 30,000 employees across 193 million acres, working under both Democratic and Republican administrations. He played a pivotal role in the passage of the Healthy Forest Restoration Act in 2003 and advocated for increased funding to address invasive species and forest management challenges. A strong proponent of science-based forest management and collaboration, Chief Bosworth's leadership also extended to disaster response, notably coordinating incident command processes in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

In recognition of his service, Chief Bosworth received the U.S. President’s Distinguished Rank Award in 2003 and was inducted into the University of Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame in 2005. After Dale Bosworth retiring in 2007, Bosworth continued his conservation work globally, assisting over 30 countries with forest and conservation initiatives. He remains active in volunteer roles, including as a Trustee for The Nature Conservancy in Montana and Director of the National Museum of Forest Service History. Chief Bosworth's dedication to conservation and forest stewardship continues to impact lives around the world.

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U n i v e r s i t y o f I d a h o A l u m n i A s s o c i at i o n Alumni Association Board of Directors 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 and each other. This network of almost 117,000 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 alumni@uidaho.edu www.uidaho.edu/alumni @UidahoAlumni www.uidaho.edu/alumni/uiaa

Executive Committee President Jackie Jameson ’08 Western Idaho Region Vice President Erin C. Jessup ’05,’10 Northwestern Region Treasurer Melissa Lowther ’08 Western Idaho Region Director-At-Large Juan Louis Corona ’12 Western Idaho Region Past President Jon Gaffney ’08 Eastern Region Assistant Vice President, Alumni Relations Amy R. Lientz ’95

Idaho Directors

National Directors

Jessica Baranco ’99, Western Idaho Region

Tina Anton ’91, Western Region

Troy Braga ’02, Northern Idaho Region

Annie Averitt ’00, Western Region

Mil DeSilva ’09, Western Idaho Region

Shelby Kerns ’97, Eastern Region

Lisa Donnellon ’05, Western Idaho Region

Kimberly Lynn ’12, Northwestern Region

Rory Fletcher ’04, Northern Idaho Region

Drew Morgan ’15, Northwestern Region

Mallory Griffith ’10, ’12 Western Idaho Region Chris Haener ’89, Western Idaho Region Sharee Hamilton ’02, Southern Idaho Region David Harrington ’93, Northern Idaho Region John Hoyne ’96, Western Idaho Region Bobby Meyers ’10, ’17, Northern Idaho Region Robb Steinke ’84, Western Idaho Region Samantha Storms ’12, ’13, Western Idaho Region Aaron Williamson ’95, Western Idaho Region Liza Wilson ’09, ’11, Central Idaho Region

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U n i v e r s i t y o f I d a h o F o u n d at i o n About the University of Idaho Foundation, Inc. The University of Idaho Foundation was established in 1970 to inspire, manage and distribute private support to enhance the excellence of the University of Idaho. The U of I Foundation is governed by a dedicated volunteer board of directors who share their time, talent and treasure.

The U of I Foundation inspires and receives gifts from generous donors dedicated to supporting and advancing the University of Idaho through philanthropic support. Gifts come 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 1,900 individual endowments have been funded through charitable contributions. The endowed funds are managed in the Consolidated Investment Trust (CIT), the U of I Foundation’s pooled endowment fund. The principal is non-expendable; investment earnings support scholarships, faculty development, research and other programs in accordance with the donors’ wishes.

As a unified philanthropic organization, the U of I Foundation’s scope includes core fiduciary responsibilities of managing investments and assets, maintaining accounting records, fundraising, stewardship, data management, alumni relations and constituent engagement functions.

With $509 million in assets, the University of Idaho Foundation is the largest public foundation in the state of Idaho.

University of Idaho Foundation, Inc. 875 Perimeter Drive MS 3143 Moscow, ID 83844-3143 208-885-4000 www.uidahofoundation.org

Officers

Directors

Chair Clint Marshall ’97

Angella Broesch ’98

Samantha Parrott ’12, ’19

Kirby Dyess ’68

Ken Pierce ’87

Vice Chair Dan Hutchinson ’75

Mark Engberg ’84

Stephen Pruss ’85

Treasurer Annette Elg ’78

John Hale ’84, ’86

Earl Reed ’81

Mary Hasenoehrl

Ryne Stoker ’86, ’04

Dave Huotari ’83

Travis Thompson ’97, ’00

Scott Madison ’87

Bob Urso ’80

Secretary Dave Butler ’88 Past Chair Linda Copple Trout ’73, ’77

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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 Posthumous Degrees Bachelor of Science in Soil and Water Systems Alex Arrien Taber, Shoshone College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

C ollege of G raduate S tudies Established in 1925. Jerry R. McMurtry, Ph.D., Dean

Doctor of Athletic Training Miguel Angel Martinez, Rialto, California Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Jennifer Valerie Melena*, Santa Maria, California Major Professor: Alan Mark Nasypany

Doctor of Education Anna Christine Eaton-Merkle**, Emmett Dissertation: “A Study of Perceptions of Secondary English Teachers Regarding the Integration of GAI in the Classroom.” Major Professor: Janine Julianna Darragh

Spencer Thomas Normington*, Coeur d’Alene Dissertation: “World Music Drumming and its Impact on Elementary Students? Fluency.”

Major Professor: Elizabeth Sue Wargo

Zachary Hayes Palombo**, Ocean View, New Jersey Dissertation: “A Comparative Study of Perceived Stress Levels of Single District Superintendents and Shared Superintendents in New Jersey.”

Major Professor: Elizabeth Sue Wargo

Angel Kay Sobotta*, Lapwai Dissertation: “Titwáatit, Nimipuutímt, Wéetes: Niimíipuu Ha’áyat Ceptemelíxnikt Nimipuuwíitki kaa Cukwenéewit The Stories, Niimíipuu Language, Land: Niimíipuu Women Investigating the Niimíipuu Way of Thinking and Knowing.” Major Professor: Vanessa E. Anthony-Stevens

Beck Arebamen Akhiwu, Ibadan, Nigeria Entomology. Dissertation: “The Chemical Ecology, Behavior, and Basic Reproductive Biology of Sugar Beet maggot fly, Tetanops myopaeformis (von Order) (Diptera: Ulidiidae).” Major Professor: Erik J. Wenninger

Hussain Abdullah Al Hatailah**, Najran, Saudi Arabia Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Mechanical, Rheological, and Spectroscopic Characterization and Environmental Assessment of Rejuvenated Asphalt Mixtures for Sustainable Pavements.” Major Professor: Emad A. Kassem

Khalid Ahmad Al Makdi, Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Adaptive Trustbased Security Model for Intrusion Detection using Deep Learning Technique in the Cloud System.” Major Professor: Terence Soule

Fadi Obaid A Alharbi§, Sakaka, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Graph Neural Network Architectures for Multi-OmicsBased Cancer Classification with Emphasis on Interpretability and Biomarker Discovery.”

Major Professor: Aleksandar Vakanski

Abdullah Mari J Alqahtani*, Najran, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Cybersecurity in the Deep Learning Era: A Comprehensive Framework for Crypto-ransomware Detection and Prevention.” Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Abdul-Rahman Anjorin*, Oxon Hill, Maryland Education. Dissertation: “African American National Football League Athletes and their Perspective of Athlete Leadership.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

Ryan Dean Arp**, Nampa

Doctor of Philosophy Maryam Abbasi, Golestan, Iran Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Enhance properties of poly 3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3hydroxyvalerate (PHBV) for blown film application.”

Major Professor: Armando Gabriel McDonald

Hossam Hassan Mohamed Abdellatif, Kafr El Dawwar, Egypt Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “Experimental Validation of Single-phase Natural Circulation Loop to Support the Development of Molten Salt Reactors.” Major Professor: David Arcilesi

Education. Dissertation: “Mentoring Matters: A Study of Self-Efficacy Improvement an 8-week Mentoring Training in the Wildland Fire Profession.” Major Professor: Carol Leigh Billing

Sehrish Asghar, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Environmental Science. “Simultaneous Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal in Sequencing Batch Reactors to Treat Anaerobically Digested Liquid Dairy Manure.” Major Professor: Lide Chen

William Fields Rance Bare**, Idaho Falls Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Development and Application of Pinewood Biochar to Remove Phosphorous and Nitrogen from Aquaculture Effluents.” Major Professor: Amin Mirkouei

Alex Jordan Bingham, Riverdale, Utah * Degree awarded August 2, 2024 ** Degree awarded December 13, 2024 § Degree to be completed in a future semester

Education. Dissertation: “How Learning Executives of For-Profit U.S. Organizations Align the Learning Strategy with the Overall Business Strategy in Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous Contexts.” Major Professor: Krista M Soria.

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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Rebecca McKenzie Brown, Idaho Falls Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Physicochemical Extraction of Rare Earth Elements: Exploration of Ultrasound-Assisted Organic Acid Leaching.”

Major Professor: Amin Mirkouei

Anwar Saud Hussen Bushnaq*, Al Madinah, Saudi Arabia Entomology. Dissertation: “Exploring the Link between Host Plant Adaptation and Metabolic Resistance in T. urticae.” Major Professor: Edwin E. Lewis

Sujata Butte, Karnataka, India Computer Science. Dissertation: “Generative AI Models in Histopathology: Synthesis of Histopathology Images for Enhancing Diagnostic Proficiency for Clinical and Research Applications.” Major Professor: Min Xian

Hari Prasad Challa**, Hyderabad, India Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Real Time Adaptive Scalable Modular Automated Cyber Physical Test System for Advancing Research in Critical Infrastructure Protection, Security, Resilience, and Education.” Major Professor: Brian K. Johnson

Xiaoqing Chen, Guizhou, People’s Republic of China Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Design and Simulation of Enhancement-mode Vertical Beta-phase Gallium Oxide MOSFETs.” Major Professor: Herbert L. Hess

Rasul Choupanzadeh**, Gonbad-E Kavoos, Iran Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Novel Methods for Advanced Modeling, Analysis, and Optimization of Electromagnetic Systems.” Major Professor: Ata Zadehgol

Erik Andrew Ciaccio, El Cajon, California Entomology. Dissertation: “Evolution and Diversification of the Mygalomorph genus Antrodiaetus (Araneae, Mygalomorphae, Antrodiaetidae).”

Major Professor: Christopher Austin Hamilton

Jack Woodrow Creagh-Grave§, Moscow Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry.

Dissertation: “Using Structure Predictions to Gain Insight into Killer Toxin Mechanisms.”

Major Professor: Marty Ytreberg.

Forrest Dalbec, Superior, Wisconsin Chemistry. Dissertation: Functionalization of GUITAR Particle Electrodes through Diazonium Chemistry: Capitalizing on Guitarís Structure.î Major Professor: I. Francis Cheng

Donna Marie Daniels*, Nampa Education. Dissertation: “Developing Lifelong, Profound Learning Through Continuous Improvement.” Major Professor: Michael S. Kroth

Amr Mohamed Ahmed Hassan ElMaghraby§, Cairo, Egypt Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Readout Integrated Circuit Design for CMOS Image Sensors.” Major Professor: Suat Utku Ay

Michaela Elizabeth Everly§, Maple Valley, Washington

Albert Owusu Kwarteng**, Kumasi, Ghana

Chemistry. Dissertation: “Advancing Recognition of Mixed-Sequence Double-Stranded DNA with Chimeric Invader Probes Featuring RNA Analogs.” Major Professor: Patrick Hrdlicka.

Plant Science. Dissertation: “Multigenerational Exposure of Spring Wheat to Weed Competition and the Role of Memory Response in Crop-weed Interactions.” Major Professor: Albert T. Adjesiwor

Samuel Thomas Foster, Celista, Canada Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Human Stressors Reshape Wildlife Communities in a Changing World.” Major Professor: Matthew R. Falcy

Molly Jacquelyn Garrett*, St. Louis, Missouri Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Applications of Genomic Tools for Threatened Species and Ecosystem Conservation.” Major Professor: Paul Hohenlohe and Lisette Waits

Mazen Ali M Gazzan*, Moscow Computer Science. Dissertation: “A Novel Multi-Staged Deep Learning Method to Detect Ransomware.” Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Hossny Nabeeh Ghanem, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Adversarial Robustness in Deep Learning.” Major Professor: Min Xian

Alexandra Catherine Gogel, Gig Harbor, Washington Nutritional Sciences. Dissertation: “Variation of Human Milk Composition and Associations of Milk Microbiome and Infant Anthropometry.”

Major Professor: Michelle McGuire

Paige Laurel Hickman**, Cedarville, New Jersey Entomology. Dissertation: “Control of the Potato Cyst Nematode, Globodera pallida with Trap Crops and Crop Rotation and an Investigation of the Impact of Population Dynamics on Potato Yield.”

Major Professor: Louise-Marie Dandurand

Catherine Ann Hughes**, Deep Creek Lake, Maryland Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Exploring Recreationists? Prioritization of Beneficial Outcomes from Public Lands Management.”

Major Professor: Travis B. Paveglio

Joshua Inky Johnson, Moscow Education. Dissertation: “Integrating Point of Care Ultrasound in Health Professions Education at the University of Idaho.” Major Professor: Russell Thomas Baker

Pabitra Joshi**, Kanchanpur, Nepal Plant Science. Dissertation: “Assessment and Quantitative Trait Loci Mapping for Resistance to Dwarf and Common Bunt Diseases in Winter Wheat.” Major Professor: Jianli Chen

Emilija Jovanovska-Stanton*, Skopje, Macedonia Education. Dissertation: “Developing Cultural Preparedness and Asset-Based Pedagogies in a Teacher Education Program: Relating Preservice Teachers Funds of Knowledge and Lesson Planning.”

Major Professor: Raymond Anthony Dixon

Kelsey Marie Jutila*, Orofino Natural Resources. Dissertation: “From Classroom to Forest: An Analysis of Outdoor Learning Environments and Nature-Centric Pedagogical Approaches at Idaho Natural Resources Camp.”

Major Professor: Randall H. Brooks

Rabindra Raj Khanal**, Morang, Nepal Physics. Dissertation: “Soft Magnetic Nanofilms Produced by Aligned Ellipsoidal Iron Core-Shell Nanoparticles.” Major Professor: You Qiang

Elise Marie Kokenge, Moscow Education. Dissertation: “Understanding Graduate Student Attrition and Persistence of Online Non-Thesis Masters Students in Natural Resources and Environmental Science.”

Major Professor: Laura B. Holyoke

Jarred Mitchal Kvamme, Helena, Montana Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

Dissertation: “Unraveling Gene Regulation: Novel Methods for Estimating Gene Regulatory Networks with Applications to Human Genomic Data.” Major Professor: Paul Hohenlohe

Cameron Lyndsey Macias, Port Angeles, Washington Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Population Abundance and Prey Selection of Cougars and Bobcats on the Olympic Peninsula.” Major Professor: Lisette P. Waits

Imran Hussain Mahdy§, Sylhet, Bangladesh Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Technological Development and TEA of a Continuous System for Hydrochar Production from Dairy Manure via HTC.” Major Professor: Bingjun Brian He.

Kalley Ward Malone**, Boise Education. Dissertation: “Access to Inclusive Environments for Students with Complex Chronic Conditions.” Major Professor: Aleksandra Hollingshead

Lori Ann Manzanares, Caldwell Education. Dissertation: “Learning, Leadership and Latinidad: Understanding the Factors that Motivate Latinx Women to Pursue Careers as Higher Education Presidents.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

John Patrick McAvoy*, San Antonio, Texas Education. Dissertation: “21st-century Nontraditional Doctoral Student Fathers: Negotiating Competing Role Identities as Fathers, Workers, and Doctoral Students.” Major Professor: Sydney Freeman

Dara LeeAnn McCarthy, Meridian Education. Dissertation: “Leading with Authenticity: Alternative School Principals Perspective of Emotional Activation and Subsequent Actions.”

Major Professor: Penny Lee Tenuto

Dinithi Gayangi Mohotti, Kamburupitiya, Sri Lanka Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Continuous Liquid Phase Plasma Discharge (CLPD) Process for Removal of Cobalt from Water and Synthesis of Cobalt Oxide Particles Simultaneously.” Major Professor: Xiao Wu

Amanda Christine Moore-Kriwox, Twin Falls Education. Dissertation: “Professional Development Needs of Idaho Secondary and Community College Career and Technical Education Teachers.” Major Professor: John G. Cannon

Torrey J. Mortenson*, Idaho Falls Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Grounding the Foundations of Performance Shaping Factors and Human Reliability Analysis.”

Major Professor: Lee Thomas Ostrom

Karuna Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal Entomology. Dissertation: “Host Selection Behavior in a Specialist Weevil Used for Biological Control of an Invasive Plant Using Olfactory Cues.” Major Professor: Mark Schwarzlaender

Khaled Abobakr Nasr Nigm, Future City, Egypt Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Distributed Robust Power System State Estimation.”

Major Professor: Yacine Chakhchoukh

Nicole Isabel Hucke Nunez§, Temuco, Chile Civil Engineering. Dissertation: “Hyporheic Flux and Antecedent Flow Conditions Influence the Retention and Release of Fine Sediment and Nutrients from Streambeds.” Major Professor: Elowyn M. Yager.

Alexandra Noelle Ottilie Pace§, Walton, Nebraska Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “Investigation of Physiological Immune, and Metabolic Responses of Dairy Cattle to Natural Wildfire Smoke Exposure and their Implications on Production.” Major Professor: Amy L Skibiel.

Neil Anthony Paprocki**, Sodus, New York Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Causes of Differential Migration in Birds.” Major Professor: Courtney J. Conway

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Cassandra Leah Partridge, Spokane Valley, Washington Nutritional Sciences. Dissertation: “Effects of Maternal Dietary Bovine Milk and Soy Elimination and Consumption on Bovine Milk- and Soyderived Peptides in Human Milk, the Human Milk Microbiome, Maternal Stress, Infant Behavior, and Maternal/infant Gastrointestinal Symptoms.” Major Professor: Michelle McGuire

Agyemang Amofa Prempeh**, Kumasi, Ghana Education. Dissertation: “Faculty Perceptions About Shared Leadership and Quality Education Delivery: A Phenomenological Study of One University in the Pacific Northwest, United States.” Major Professor: Penny Lee Tenuto

Jose de Jesus Ramirez Ruiz, Oaxaca, Mexico Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “A Finite Element Study of Creep-Fatigue Crack Growth in High Temperature Alloys.” Major Professor: Gabriel Potirniche

Elizabeth Ruth Ropski**, Meridian Education. Dissertation: “Exploring Correlations Among STEM Identities, Personal Identities, Mentorrelated Experiences, and Career Persistence of Undergraduate Students in Idaho Public Post-secondary Institutions.” Major Professor: John G. Cannon

Yakov Sapozhnikov*, Chatsworth, California Mathematics. Dissertation: “Two Problems in 2-packings of Graphs.” Major Professor: Hong Wang

Yesol Sapozhnikov**, Moscow Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Dissertation: “Investigating the Influence of Capsid Protein Stability on Viral Fitness Using Systematic, High-throughput Approaches.” Major Professor: Craig R. Miller

Akorede Lateefat Seriki, Surulere, Nigeria Biology. Dissertation: “Genetic and Physiological Basis for Microbial Adaptation and Metabolism.”

Major Professor: Christopher Marx

Matthew Richard Sgambati, Rigby Computer Science. Dissertation: “Microgrid Integration for High Performance Computing Schedulers.” Major Professor: Aleksandar Vakanski

Whitney Marie Sherman**, Flint, Texas Education. Dissertation: “Bowel Training Individuals with Autism and the Impact on Parents and Caregivers.”

Major Professor: Aleksandra Hollingshead

Carson John Silsby, Albany, Oregon Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Bioremediation of Trichloroethylene with Immobilized Microorganisms: Reaction-Diffusion Modeling Using Defined Transport Properties.” Major Professor: James Gill Moberly

Mina Soltani Siapoush§, Ardabil, Iran Computer Science. Dissertation: “What Needs to be True for a Real-Time Operating System to be Secure?” Major Professor: Jim Alves-Foss.

Krishna Pada Singha*, Chopra, India Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “Muscle Physiology as a Tool to Improve Fillet Quality of Rainbow Trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss through Precision Nutrition.” Major Professor: Vikas Kumar

David Jeffrey Sneddon, Dublin, Ohio Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. Dissertation: “Estimation of Vertical Evolutionary History in the Face of Widespread Horizontal Transmission of Genetic Material.” Major Professor: Jack M. Sullivan

Bronte Mercedes Sone**, Bangor, Maine Soil and Land Resources. Dissertation: “Impacts of Tillage and Cover Crops on Soil Microbial Communities, Function, And Biochemical Cycles.”

Major Professor: Michael Scott Strickland

Elise Marie Stacy**, Seattle, Washington Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Connectivity and Local Adaptation of the North American Wolverine.” Major Professor: Lisette P. Waits

Shoukun Sun, Qingdao Shandong, People’s Republic of China Computer Science. Dissertation: “Enhancing Deep Learning for Critical Applications with Sparse Labeling.” Major Professor: Min Xian

Jonathan Michael Tacke**, Rock Springs, Wyoming Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Frequency Regulation by Way of a Variable Moment of Inertia.” Major Professor: Dakota Roberson

William Charles Tai, Bellevue, Washington Education. Dissertation: “Changing the Landscape: CURing STEM Preservice Teacher Education.” Major Professor: Brant G. Miller.

Education Specialist Sarah Anne Quallen**, Worley Specialist in Curriculum and Instruction

Education Specialist in Educational Leadership

Bethany Alexis Frey, Post Falls Crystal Garcia-Orozco, Kimberly Litzy Gomez*, Pateros, Washington Johnathan J. Gross, Prescott, Arizona Jacee Shae Hammons, Franklin

Yoram Tariq Terleth, Taintrux, France

Jill Marie Ayabei, Meridian

Geology. Dissertation: “The Influence of Liquid Water on Glacier Surges: New Insights from Numerical Modeling and Environmental Seismology.”

Major Professor: Timothy Bartholomaus

Carlie Ann Houn, Liberty Lake, Washington

Quentin Lee DeWitt, Walla Walla, Washington

Lydia Rose Howard, Coeur d’Alene

Anjila Thapa§, Butwal, Nepal Entomology. Dissertation: “Studies on the Chemical Ecology of a Specialist Insect Herbivore Considered for the Control of an Alien Invasive Plant in North America.” Major Professor: Mark Schwarzlaender.

Haley Elizabeth Thoresen*, Wyoming, Ohio Geology. Dissertation: “Eocene Basin Record of the Initiation of Extension and Metamorphic Core Complex Exhumation in Western Montana, USA.” Major Professor: Elizabeth J. Cassel

Ali G. Threet*, St. George, Utah Education. Dissertation: “A Spirit of Abundance and a Mindset of Enough.” Major Professor: Michael S. Kroth

Brian Odron Tibayan, Las Pinas City, Philippines Education. Dissertation: “The Influence of Empathy-based Theatrical Improvisation Training on the Improved Communication of STEM Graduate Students in the Three-Minute Thesis Competition.” Major Professor: Brant G. Miller

Derek J. Tilley**, Aberdeen Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Ecological Succession as a Guide for Restoration and Plant Materials Development.” Major Professor: Jason William Karl

Laxmi Tiwari**, Lalitpur, Nepal Chemistry. Dissertation: “Synthesis and Applications of Azothioformamide and Azoformamide Ligands in Coordination, Catalysis, and Biological Activity.”

Major Professor: Kristopher V. Waynant

Daniel Frank Turck, Bismarck, North Dakota Biology. Dissertation: “Fire, Rain, Snow, and Ice: Conifer Fire Adaptation Evolution and Phylogeographic Patterns in Maritime Alpine and Coastal Disjunct Plants.” Major Professor: Jack M. Sullivan

Tejaswini Ravindra Vaidya**, Nashik, India Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Investigation on Solubility and Phase Transition of Multicomponent Chloride Salt Systems for Pyroprocessing.” Major Professor: Haiyan Zhao

Jessie Barbara Van Buren, Lewiston Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “From Oxidation to Flavor: Assessing the Impacts on Meat Quality and Consumer Perceptions.”

Major Professor: Michael James Colle

Katie Kimmel Wilson, Coeur d’Alene Education. Dissertation: "Exploring the Lived Experiences of Posttraumatic Resilience and Personal Growth as a Transformative Learning Process." Major Professor: Michael S. Kroth

Sasha Michelle White, Eugene, Oregon Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Finding Fire’s Form.” Major Professor: Erin D. James

Kelie Cassondra Yoho**, South Bend, Indiana Entomology. Dissertation: “Mineral Crop Oils and Other Approaches to the Integrated Pest Management of Potato virus Y and its Aphid Vectors.” Major Professor: Erik J. Wenninger

Jiyin Zhang**, Quanzhou, People’s Republic of China Computer Science. Dissertation: “Knowledge-Infused LLM Application in Data Analytics: Using Mindat as an Example.” Major Professor: Xiaogang Ma

Rosa Keyli Gonzalez, Jerome Nicole Gurnsey Hodgson, Boise Monique Denelle Jensen, Notus Kristin Louise McDaniel, Meridian John Taveras Rezendes, Meridian Shanna M. Schillinger, Post Falls

Mercedes Mariel Jasso, Boise Rezia Noshin Khan, Dhaka, Bangladesh Claire I. Krauss, Boise Logan Michael Lesmann, Juneau, Alaska Jomayra Linette Luciano, Cleveland, Ohio

Megan Lynn Sindt*, St. Maries

Chloe Madeline Macon*, Tampa, Florida

Nicholas William Smith*, Fairfield

Luja Maharjan, Lalitpur, Nepal

Master of Accountancy Bisi Oluwaseyi Adaramola, Idofin Odo-Ashe, Nigeria Sidney Marie Barden**, Lewiston

Mason Lee Miles, Boise Hannah Nicole Minas, Meridian Juliana Rose Nelson, Burbank, Washington

David Kaysen Cazier*, Idaho Falls

Chad William Nesheim*, Anchorage, Alaska

Jacob Benjamin Clayton**, Meridian

Grace Michelle Parsons, Meridian

Sophia Nicole Mangini**, Moscow

Jessica Lynn Peeler, Petersburg, Alaska

Keira Katherine McGann, DuPont, Washington

Dylan Iva Porth, Bellevue

Lee Austin Oliver, Tyler, Texas Taylor Bruce Payne, Idaho Falls Elizabeth Annabelle Soeth, Westminster, Colorado Makiah F. Stafford, Soldotna, Alaska Jordan Patrick Surby**, Lewiston Avery Allen Suttle*, Idaho Falls Scott Glen Utzman, Pullman, Washington

Master of Architecture Hunter Eames Anderson, Boise Korbyn Bradley Averett, Rapid City, South Dakota Anahita Bagheri, Qazvin, Iran Mallory Buscemi, Austin, Texas Harper Grace Drake, Idaho Falls

Syringa Katherine Riley, Horseshoe Bend Kelsey Isabel Sagrero, Boise Alecia Schwebke, Middleton Urusha Shrestha, Kathmandu, Nepal Madeline Grace Kay Smith, Post Falls Kelsey Lynn Starman, Boise Jeffrey Tucker Steinman, Idaho Falls Ashley Beth Summers, Boise Dominic Aquinas Zepeda, Coeur d’Alene

Master of Arts Oluwagbemiga Ayotomide Adegoke, Ibadan, Nigeria History

Ethan Jared Allen, Idaho Falls English

Taylan Comart, Defne, Turkey English

Matigan Claire Duke, Boise

Edward Lee Dorey, Mountain Home

Jarrett J. Duree, Nampa

Timothy Mark Fewless, Spring Lake, Michigan

Ciarra Belle Dye, Boise

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English

History

Dylan Foster, Driggs English

Matthew Alexander James Fuerst, Colorado Springs, Colorado Anthropology

Barry Daniel Green, Moscow Interdisciplinary Studies

Juniper J. Harvey-Marose**, Lewiston Anthropology

Kyle Herron, Manhattan Beach, California History

Christi Irlam, Chilliwack, Canada Anthropology

Chongjing Esther Jiang, Wuhan, People's Republic of China Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

Massey Leigh Jordan, Mountain Brook, Alabama Anthropology

Courtney Sue Kammers*, Clarkston, Washington English

Megan Ashleigh Lolley, Nampa English

Irelyne Ann McGee, Camas, Washington Anthropology

Chali Cheyenne Minto, Payette English

Timileyin Oluwaseun Ojo**, AkokaBariga, Nigeria History

Edward Christopher Payne, Rathdrum History

Nicole Rojas, Houston, Texas Anthropology

Aidan Michael Toole, Post Falls Anthropology

AJ Weber, Columbus, Ohio Anthropology

Master of Business Administration Jennifer Erin Aadland, Laramie, Wyoming

Emmerson Jean Cox, Moscow Secondary Education

Richard Howell**, Hope Secondary Education

Shea Sebastian Mattson, Selah, Washington Secondary Education

Norah Mohammed M. Mayyan**, Warrensburg, Missouri Secondary Education

Runea Jean Sherman, Rexburg Secondary Education

Kirsten Kristina Streater, Hayden Secondary Education

Fredina Jean Tapaha, Round Rock, Arizona Secondary Education

Frederic James Wilson, Eagle Secondary Education

Educational Leadership

Manuel Gutierrez, Meridian Educational Leadership

Timothy Joseph Hammond*, Post Falls Educational Leadership

Josephine Pauline Allen, Spokane Valley, Washington

Tara Marie Hannaford, Meridian

Kristine Ann Campbell§, Coeur d’Alene

Renee Alyson Higbee*, Boise

Sara N. Evans§, San Diego, California Matthew Scott McGann§, Spokane, Washington Michael Tolle, Sweet Home, Oregon

Educational Leadership

Curriculum and Instruction

James J. O. Hill**, Lewiston Educational Leadership

Christine Elise Hoefgen-McWay, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Curriculum and Instruction

Master of Education

Meagan June Hofmeister*, Sandpoint

Tyus Charles Archuleta, Boise

Kelsey Lyn Holloway, Mountain Home

Educational Leadership

DeniRob Dakota Arnett**, Lewiston Curriculum and Instruction

Alexander James Barrett, Emmett Educational Leadership

Rebecca Bornhoft Duncan**, Bellevue Curriculum and Instruction

Kaelie Marie Brown**, Meridian Curriculum and Instruction

Matthew Phillip Brown**, Athol Educational Leadership

Stacy A. Brown, Meridian Educational Leadership

Amelia Beth Buyers, Loveland, Colorado Special Education

Jennifer Lynette Charney*, Hayden Curriculum and Instruction

Jennifer Lynn Christianson, Boise Educational Leadership

Holly Kathleen Clayton, Meridian Educational Leadership

Tia Rochelle Davis**, Nampa

Master of Arts in Teaching

Courtney Danyelle Greene, Troy

Curriculum and Instruction

Sarah Katharine DeVore, Mountain Home Educational Leadership

Jennifer C. Dempsey*, McCall Educational Leadership

Samantha Dawn Finnell, Moscow Curriculum and Instruction

Paityn Jory Frederick, McCall Curriculum and Instruction

Savannah Dawn Fritz, Meridian Educational Leadership

Danielle Grace Hodgson Frost**, Spokane Valley, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Alexis Michelle Gist**, Veradale, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Christina Grace-Thomas*, Pendleton, Oregon Educational Leadership

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Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership

Tonya Hunt, Kuna Educational Leadership

Kristin Denae Jarvis, Meridian Educational Leadership

Asher Nicholas Johnson**, Bellevue, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Gabrielle Jean Johnson, Bonners Ferry Educational Leadership

Timothy D. Johnson**, Yakima, Washington Physical Education

Charlyn Kalbfleisch, Boise Educational Leadership

Ashley Monique Kalinski, Nampa Educational Leadership

Steven Tyler Lopes, Gooding Curriculum and Instruction

Charlene R. Lueddeke**, Nampa Educational Leadership

Katelynn Windy Lyons, Moscow Educational Leadership

Alex John Maxwell**, Middleton Educational Leadership

Hayley L. McGregor, Boise Educational Leadership

Dylan Jeffus Meinburg**, Meridian Educational Leadership

Julie Christine Miller, Meridian Educational Leadership

Courtney Marie Moll, Buhl Special Education

Katie Phillips*, Boise Special Education

Robi Del Salisbury, New Plymouth Educational Leadership

Kelly Marie Shaw Schlup, Boise Educational Leadership

Taylor Catherine Spikes, Hanford, California Educational Leadership

Andrea J. St. Louis, Post Falls Curriculum and Instruction

Katrina Nicole Steele, Council Educational Leadership

April Dawn Storms*, Nampa Curriculum and Instruction

Wendy Marie Thompson, Moscow Educational Leadership

David Joshua Toves, University Place, Washington Educational Leadership

Matthew James Trudeau, Nampa Educational Leadership

Patricia Flores Vandenberg, Meridian Educational Leadership

Tyler Scott Waggoner, Prairie City, Oregon Educational Leadership

Ellen Sullivan Wassif*, Sandpoint Educational Leadership

Leyvin Del Rosario Werner**, Coeur d’Alene Curriculum and Instruction

Chloe Camille White, Moscow Special Education

Ava Grace Wood*, Thousand Oaks, California

Michael David Ordway, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Peter Arvid Osterberg**, Post Falls Civil Engineering

Brilendra Murti Panta**, Pullman, Washington Electrical Engineering

William Franklin Parker**, Frankfort, Kentucky Electrical Engineering

Steven Rick Phillips*, Idaho Falls Electrical Engineering

Tyler Joe Phillips, Rigby Mechanical Engineering

Garrett Daniel Potts, Nampa Engineering Management

Rey Emanuel Ruiz Rios*, Hatillo, Puerto Rico Biological Engineering

Lucas Bernard Smokovich*, Wayland, Michigan Engineering Management

Shirley Andrea Yong**, Palmdale, California Nuclear Engineering

Educational Leadership

Master of Engineering Elmoeiz Mohamed Ahmed Abdalla**, Tucson, Arizona Electrical Engineering

Preyusha Aryal**, Kathmandu, Nepal Engineering Management

Taylor Paige Booker**, Coeur d’Alene Biological Engineering

Alex Joseph Bown**, Ammon Mechanical Engineering

Michael Chalom**, Boise Engineering Management

Kyle Jackson Fiske§, Lewiston Mechanical Engineering

Ramedy Guinto Flores**, Idaho Falls Engineering Management

Joseph Samuel Gibson**, Boise Civil Engineering

Sai Pradyoth Goparaju**, Moscow Mechanical Engineering

Gunner David Hodgson*, Palmer, Alaska Engineering Management

Addison James Hoffman**, Cashmere, Washington Civil Engineering

Pardis Kabeh*, Boise Engineering Management

Jeffrey Kennedy**, Boise Civil Engineering

Jakob Paul Meng, Driggs

Theatre Arts

Samuel Lewis Shipjetuk Flynn*, Boise Theatre Arts

Jason Robert Francey, South Setauket, New York Theatre Arts

Halle Elizabeth Gilbert, Eagle Art

Kyle Russell Gladden, Los Angeles, California Theatre Arts

Alicia Margaret McNiven Gladman, Chattanooga, Tennessee Creative Writing

Jonathan M. Goff, Richmond, Virginia Theatre Arts

Lovanni Gabriel Gomez, Miami, Florida Theatre Arts

Kelly Leigh-Ann Gower, Lebanon, Maine Theatre Arts

Brian Philip Grob*, St. George, Utah Theatre Arts

Educational Leadership

Spencer Russell Young, Star

Amanda Jean Flageolle, Arvada, Colorado

Master of Fine Arts Miriam Charlotte Akervall, Ann Arbor, Michigan Creative Writing

Brian J. Grunkowski, Frisco, Texas Theatre Arts

Chan Presson Harris, New York, New York Theatre Arts

Connors Evan Alexandra, Greenfield, Massachusetts Creative Writing

Alexander John Haynes, Foster, Rhode Island Theatre Arts

Avital Rina Asuleen**, Brooklyn, New York Theatre Arts

Kathryn Elyse Hein**, Mishawaka, Indiana Theatre Arts

Makayla Marie Baker Paxton, Dayton, Virginia Theatre Arts

Rachel Elizabeth Herrick, Timberville, Virginia Theatre Arts

Joseph Amin Bidwell*, Nampa Theatre Arts

Raven Bouvier, Arlington, Virginia Theatre Arts

Allyson L. Bray, Sebastopol, California Theatre Arts

Briana Regine Carlson-Goodman**, Brooklyn, New York Theatre Arts

Nick Cutelli**, Northlake, Texas Theatre Arts

Michael De Pope, St. Louis, Missouri Theatre Arts

Denise Nicole Devlin**, Villa Hills, Kentucky Theatre Arts

Adam Bryan Farabee, Alhambra, California Theatre Arts

Cynthia Feinman, Massapequa, New York Theatre Arts

Engineering Management

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Leigh-Ann Taylor Hill, Las Vegas, Nevada Theatre Arts

Lucas Wesley Hoiland**, Clarksville, Arkansas Theatre Arts

Emily Christine Holmes, Moscow Creative Writing

Jennye Kathleen James, Fort Worth, Texas Theatre Arts

Katherine Murphy Keddell, Catonsville, Maryland Theatre Arts

Ethan James Koerner, Sioux Center, Iowa Theatre Arts

Jill Kyong-McClain, Moscow Art

Jaeson Edward Lecuyer, Wishek, North Dakota Theatre Arts

Alexander Charles Lefevre**, Conway, South Carolina Theatre Arts

Bradley J. Lemons**, Monroe, New York Theatre Arts

Kayla Renee Lindsay**, St. Louis, Missouri Theatre Arts

Ashley Anne Love, La Marque, Texas Theatre Arts

Crystal Faye Lovvorn, Skiatook, Oklahoma Theatre Arts

Fiona Grace McIntyre Sucher**, New York, New York Theatre Arts

Sara Kay Menssen, Kalispell, Montana Theatre Arts

James Paul Miller, Albert, Kansas Theatre Arts

Madison Chase Niederhauser**, Norman, Oklahoma Theatre Arts

Maggie Jo Nipps, Iowa City, Iowa Creative Writing

Jamie M. OReilly, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Theatre Arts

Ciara Marie Parkhurst, Granite Falls, Washington Art

Cory Michael Phelps, Atlanta, Georgia Theatre Arts

Gina S. Priano-Keyser**, New Providence, New Jersey

Blake Russell Tobey, Milford, Nebraska Theatre Arts

Annette K. Trossbach, North Fort Myers, Florida Theatre Arts

Evelyn Tucker*, Santa Monica, California Theatre Arts

Seth Hunter Williams, Fort Worth, Texas Theatre Arts

Carissa May Wilson**, Amarillo, Texas Theatre Arts

Tymber Roze Wolf, Palm Harbor, Florida Creative Writing

James Jones Wood**, Huntsville, Alabama Theatre Arts

Spencer Robert Young, Manhattan, Kansas Creative Writing

Brad Michael Younts, Winchester, Indiana Theatre Arts

Beatrix Susan Zwolfer, Boise Creative Writing

Master of Landscape Architecture

Theatre Arts

Alana Rader, Brooklyn, New York Theatre Arts

Barry Lane Richins, Salt Lake City, Utah Theatre Arts

Ava Marie Rummler, Saginaw, Michigan Art

Maverick Schmit, Danville, Illinois Theatre Arts

Colin Schwartz, North Richland Hills, Texas Theatre Arts

Eliza Addison Wray Scott, Provo, Utah Theatre Arts

Thomas Walker Scott**, Atlanta, Georgia Theatre Arts

Somaye Soroush*, Ilam, Iran Art

Gianna Marie Starble, Cashmere, Washington Creative Writing

Kellie M. Stonebrook**, Chicago, Illinois Theatre Arts

Kory Ron Allred*, Orofino Mariah Lynn Alwes**, Colorado Springs, Colorado Catherine Elizabeth Bauer*, Missoula, Montana Kaylin Beck**, Idaho Falls Cassidy Susanne Behr*, West Covina, California Gershom Elihu Bigham, Lodi, California Tyler Renee Bland*, Wake Forest, North Carolina Samuel David Blankenship*, Grapevine, Texas Amy Lynn Burgess, Winsted, Connecticut Summer Michaela Calley, Middleton Rowdy Dee Claycomb, Boise Dylan Grady Collins**, Mountlake Terrace, Washington Katherine E. Conley*, Maple Valley, Washington

Carly Anne Knights, Bozeman, Montana

Julie L. Copley, Ursa, Illinois

Kylee E. Monroe**, Apex, North Carolina

Chloe Rose CuddieHudson*, Yelm, Washington

Samuel Thomas Smith, Boise

Jacob Alexander Cumbo, Clintwood, Virginia

Theatre Arts

Katherine M. Pry, Chehalis, Washington

Master of Natural Resources

Master of Music Amy Elizabeth Anderson, Gray, Maine Fahimeh Angouraj Taghavi, Karaj, Iran Cody Alan Beard, Greenwood, South Carolina Trenton Michael Bebermeier**, Kiel, Wisconsin Frank Bowers, Vancouver, Washington Patrick Daniel Brandl Suarez, San Rafael, Costa Rica

Haven Sky Davis-Martinez*, Sandpoint Kayla Bridget Delancey*, Pullman, Washington Mark Andrew Dickison**, Dundee, Oregon Eli Wyatt Estey*, Duxbury, Massachusetts Bayli Rebecca Faini**, Bangor, Maine Grace Ellis Ferguson, Bend, Oregon Laura Michelle Fisher**, Kuna

Paul Daniel Chausse, Manhattan, Montana

Dawson Harlan Foster**, Anchorage, Alaska

Kathleen Elaine Cooke, Goodwell, Oklahoma

Nicholas Benjamin Foster**, Greensboro, North Carolina

Mallory Anne Hunt, Oak Harbor, Washington

Hannah Rose Gadai, Charlotte, North Carolina

Popov G. Irina, Utica, New York

Gabriella Christine Goodwill*, Port Allegany, Pennsylvania

Mario Augusto Jimenez Picado**, San Jose, Costa Rica Ellen Marie Yenne, Moscow

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Brette Elizabeth Graham**, Lakeview, Oregon Taegen Dawn McCabe Graham*, Corinth, Texas

Brooks D. Groom, Hayden

John Michael Patrick*, Houston, Texas

Sierra Marie Hagerman, Fruita, Colorado

Eric Dylan Peaslee, Cumming, Georgia

Nicklaus Augustine Hanser**, Santa Fe, New Mexico Madison R. Harris*, Sacramento, California

Anna Grace Pilecky, Windsor, Wisconsin Derek Collins Prill**, San Francisco, California Kade Damen Quintana**, Enoch, Utah

McKenna Louise Harvill*, Burbank, Washington

Spencer Alexander Reagon**, Qualicum Beach, Canada

Kayla Ann Hurl, Shandon, California

Darcy Alexander Reimer*, Winnipeg, Canada

Nandha Jayan**, Trivandrum, India Casey Marie Johnson**, Cheyenne, Wyoming Christopher Justin Keller**, Staunton, Virginia

Christina Royleene Briggs-Mathers**, Moscow Aaron Glenn Cornwell, Twin Falls Jazlyn Justine Cristobal, Mountain Home Milinda Karena Marcia Driggers, Sandpoint Thomas Daniel Garcia Jr., Ammon Julia Ann Garofalo, Boise Brenna Grace Garro, Horseshoe Bend

Erik Damian Rodriguez, Fresno, California

Shaine Clayton Gunderson, Potlatch

Taylor Christian Wildebour Rose*, Marion, Montana

McKenzie Faye Kovalscik, Boise

Greyson Scot Harwood**, Burley Denali Ann Miles, Boise

Rilie V. Krieg, Campbell, California

Anthony James Sanders*, Empire, Colorado

Amber Rose LeBlanc**, Meridian

Matthew O. Sato**, Louisville, Kentucky

Sean Glenn Parker, Meridian

Alyssa Renee Livingston, Coeur d’Alene

Tiffany Dawn Scism**, Laramie, Wyoming

Yadira Abigail Rojas*, Grangeville

Romane Yohana Seaton Rousselet**, Rathdrum

Shanda K. Schmier, Idaho Falls

Margaret Stewart Lord, Falls Church, Virginia Christopher Richard Lorenzi, Riverside, California Jacob Lueck**, Ripon, Wisconsin

Madisen N. Sheldon**, Rockford, Washington

Ethan David Luft, Boise

Brandon Colby Smith, League City, Texas

Astrid Genevieve Lundberg**, Allyn, Washington

Samantha Jane Snyder*, Greenville, Ohio

Rachel Anne Lunstroth*, Newman Lake, Washington

Katherine Ann Stiles, Fair Haven, Vermont

Darcy Allan MacLeod**, Vernon, Canada

Kimberley Paige Thurston**, Nelson, Canada

Cassandra Renee Mancilla, Brawley, California

Alyssa Jacqueline Uhl*, Portland, Oregon

Melinda Kaye McAllister*, Indianapolis, Indiana

John Robert Valett, Washington, District of Columbia

Melissa Anne Mitchell, Middleton

Madeline S. Watt**, Nampa

Makenna Marie-Rose Moore*, Mountain Home

Jordan Renee Welge**, Columbia, Illinois

Ian Donald Muirhead, Hot Springs, South Dakota

Jeffry Bryan White, Payson, Arizona

Ariel Justine Nelson*, San Diego, California Bradley Jay O’Brien, Priest River Kathleen Diane O’Dea*, Greenacres, Washington Michael Charles Pahler**, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania Brett Michael Palmer**, Rexburg

Kaylie Nicol Wilmot, Elko, Nevada

Jennifer Anne Neill, Emmett

Alexander Peter Scalzo**, Princeton Bryant A. Scott, Kennewick, Washington Carolin Franziska Mercedes Stoehr, Landau in der Pfalz, Germany Trey Christopher Trusty, Salt Lake City, Utah

Master of Science Birochan Acharya**, Pokhara, Nepal Applied Economics

Roshani Acharya*, Bharatpur, Nepal Applied Economics

Habeebu A. Adenuga, Randallstown, Maryland Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Ekow Agyekum-Oduro**, Takoradi, Ghana Chemical Engineering

Edmund Twumasi Ampofo, Kaneshie, Ghana Statistical Science

Achiraya Anantachote*, Meridian Technology Management

Jay William Woolsey**, Kingman, Arizona

Rheanna S. Anderson, Viola

Dominic John Zullo**, Prospect, Kentucky

Nathan Richard Anhorn, Walla Walla, Washington

Master of Public Administration

Senchuri Apekshya, Bharatpur, Nepal

Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Soil and Land Resources

Jonathan Michael Pangburn**, Marina, California

Shelly Brook Bangerter, Harrisville, Utah

Katharine Lee Pardew, Dumfries, Virginia

Bradley M. Blake, Lewiston Elijah Javier Boswell*, Salem, Oregon

Entomology

Meadow Skie Arbogast, Coalton, West Virginia Environmental Science

Chloe Marie Arthaud, Meridian Natural Resources

Jeffrey Austin Bachman*, Boise Technology Management

– 26 –

Christoph Baier**, Munich, Germany Technology Management

Thys Ballard§, Moscow Computer Science

Kavindan Balakrishnan, Colombo, Sri Lanka Nuclear Engineering

Sulaimon Abdulahi Balogun**, Shomolu, Nigeria Physics

Alexander Barajas*, Arlington Heights, Illinois Environmental Science

Saurabh Bastakoti, Pokhara, Nepal Applied Economics

Deekshith Basvoju, Hanamkonda, India Nuclear Engineering

Zachary Thomas Batte**, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Kathryne Victoria Beauto**, Klamath Falls, Oregon Water Resources

Taylor May Begin, La Grande, Oregon Dietetics

Rajib Belbase**, Arghakhanchi, Nepal Mathematics

Pamela Monique Bellamy**, Cleveland, Mississippi Environmental Science

Chelsea Anne Bence§, Hayden Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Ellen Virginia Bergan*, Ellettsville, Indiana Geography

Keegan Darrow Berndsen**, Fishers, Indiana Environmental Science

Prayusha Bhattarai**, Hetauda, Nepal Plant Science

Todd Wilson Birch§, Rigby Mechanical Engineering

Edward James Black, Boise Civil Engineering

Lee Marie Blahato§, Caldwell Environmental Science

Leo Thomas Bomboy IV, Fruitland Computer Science

Brandon Michael Boyd§, Spokane, Washington Civil Engineering

Brendan David Bradshaw*, Severna Park, Maryland Environmental Science

Amanda Rose Brown, Atkins, Iowa Environmental Science

Robert E. Brown*, Chester Technology Management

Keenan G. Bryan§, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Kevin Michael Bryant**, Portland, Oregon Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Srijan Budhathoki*, Kathmandu, Nepal Applied Economics

Jenette Marie Buffum§, Coeur d’Alene Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Dawson Harrington Burgess, Katy, Texas Computer Science

Sarah Jo Burkhart, Tipp City, Ohio Environmental Science

Devin Dean Calcote**, Brighton, Colorado Technology Management

Tyler Ross Carlisle**, Meridian Environmental Science

Braden James Carlson, Cedar City, Utah Mathematics

Chad Avery Centofante, Post Falls Cybersecurity

Jiang Chang*, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Computer Science

Anna Michele Chase**, Eagle Environmental Science

Michael David Clare§, Hayden Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Heidi Codling**, St. Anthony Cybersecurity

Brittney Taylor Conlee*, Portales, New Mexico Environmental Science

Sarah Morgan Cordier, Corvallis, Oregon Geological Engineering

Madelyn Nicole Newton Cottrell, Norfolk, Virginia Environmental Science

Megan Haley Cox, Knoxville, Tennessee Natural Resources

Nicolas Henry Cress, Troy Movement and Leisure Sciences

Harper Q. Crist, Nampa Movement and Leisure Sciences

Willow Jaine Crites**, Moscow Civil Engineering

Pragati Dahal§, Bhaktapur, Nepal Applied Economics

Emily Morgan Dallas, Allentown, New Jersey Environmental Science

Brenda Nana Assor Danquah**, Greater Accra, Ghana Family and Consumer Sciences

Connor Hawkins Daugherty**, Walla Walla, Washington Soil and Land Resources

Aaron Joseph Daughetee**, Robins, Iowa Natural Resources

Selena Marie Davila, Cottonwood Agricultural Education

Micah Travis Davison**, Boise Environmental Science

– 27 –

Maryam Dehghani Kazemi*, Tehran, Iran Animal Science

Kate Marie Denniston§, West Yellowstone, Montana Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Megan Elizabeth Dobson, Meridian Biology

Leah Tess Dreesmann*, Moscow Statistical Science

Parastoo Ebrahimi, Columbia, South Carolina Food Science

Sydney Brooke Elmore, Charlotte, North Carolina Environmental Science

Nnaemeka Ewurum, Lagos, Nigeria Environmental Science

Kristine M. Farley**, Ocoee, Florida Psychology

Michael Philip Farrar, Horseshoe Bend Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Kelly Lois Finley, Inchelium, Washington Environmental Science

Brett J. Flerchinger, Boise Statistical Science

McKenna Renee Ford**, Arlington, Washington Agricultural Education

Nicholas Lewis Friedman**, San Jose, California Environmental Science

Samuel James Fulbright, Lewistown, Montana Natural Resources

Chelsea Carmen Gaona-Lincoln**, Caldwell Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Russell James Gardner*, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Courtnie Lynn Ghere**, Boise Natural Resources

Jeremiah Gilbert**, Idaho Falls Electrical Engineering

Lauren Mackenzie Gilbertsen*, Bartow, Florida Animal Science

Michael James Gilgunn*, Crofton, Maryland Natural Resources

Tara L. Goertzen, Boise Animal Science

Jill Noelle Gooch, Boise Movement and Leisure Sciences

Chad Benjamin Goodall, Post Falls Cybersecurity

David Matthew Gotsch**, Winfield, Illinois Natural Resources

Megan Dorothy Gray, Nampa Dietetics

Glenn Grout*, Mount Vernon, Missouri Food Science

Hailey Kay Hampton**, Darlington Plant Science

Tyler Andrew Hand*, Weldon, California Applied Economics

Tanner Wade Hansen, Elk Ridge, Utah Psychology

Mohamed Ahmed Hassan*, Cairo, Egypt Computer Science

LeeAnn Hastings**, Portland, Oregon Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Jonah Michael Haw, Parchment, Michigan Physics

Jake Montgomery Hayden**, Kila, Montana Physics

Mary Elizabeth Hazard, Bend, Oregon Psychology

Joshua Taylor Heishman, Mesa, Arizona Natural Resources

Angela Lynn Helmke**, Moscow Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Savion Cordell Henry, Lapwai Natural Resources

Ashley Nicole Hernandez, Jerome Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Ashley Carmen Hernandez**, Moses Lake, Washington Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Elsy Citlaly Hernandez, Corpus Christi, Texas Psychology

Elizabeth Margaret Herrmann*, Moscow Environmental Science

Lorenz Herrmann, Landau, Germany Environmental Science

Amy Nicole Hilger, Banks, Oregon Natural Resources

Porter Hill**, Shelley Electrical Engineering

Gordon Dale Hinckley**, Pocatello Environmental Science

Jay Douglas Hix*, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Kathryn Merrick Hodge*, Moscow Family and Consumer Sciences

Jacob Thomas Hofer, Helena, Montana Statistical Science

Markeria Holmes, Montgomery, Alabama Environmental Science

Logan Reed Horner, Prescott, Arizona Nuclear Engineering

Julie Hurdman, Middleton Geography

Nathan P. Hurlocker*, Coeur d’Alene Integrated Architecture and Design

Gena Lorrayne Irwin*, Lacey, Washington Movement and Leisure Sciences

Patrick Lee Jarrett**, Redding, California Environmental Science

Jason William Jurey, Wadsworth, Ohio Environmental Science

Zachary Grant Justus, Wooster, Ohio Environmental Science

Sushan K C, Kathmandu, Nepal Applied Economics

Lisa Marie Kangas*, Fairbanks, Alaska Environmental Science

Ryan Scott Kindall, Cambridge Agricultural Education

Corrie Leigh Kinman, Sandpoint Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Rebecca Joanne Kirkland, Moscow Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Janae Antoinette Dayle Klimczak**, Spokane Valley, Washington Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Maya Kate Kobylanski, Surrey, Canada Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Brianna Kenzie Kohr, Union, Oregon Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Nathaniel O. Kolajo**, San Diego, California Technology Management

Andrei Kulumbetov*, St. Petersburg, Russia Statistical Science

Luz Carolina Langarica, Panorama City, California Psychology

Elizabeth Ann Lorenz**, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Environmental Science

Brianna Marie Lubenau**, Millstadt, Illinois Natural Resources

Verenis Adriana Lucas Bautista**, Los Angeles, California Geology

Abigail Bernice Pauahi MacKay**, Logan, Utah Environmental Science

Tulley Reynolds Mackey, Salmon Water Resources

Stephanie Michelle Magee, Idaho Falls Environmental Science

Kayla Ann Maier**, Carthage, North Carolina Environmental Science

Sameer Mankotia**, Delhi, India Computer Science

Colin R. Marchus*, Rathdrum Biological Engineering

Bryce Anthony Marciniak**, Livonia, Michigan Natural Resources

Gerardo Luis Martinez**, Blackfoot Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Sendy K. Martinez*, Meridian Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Ankita Mathur*, Jodhpur, India Psychology

Donavan Kenneth Maude*, Caldwell Natural Resources

Amanda Jean May, Bayview Natural Resources

Karlynn Jo Laraway, Boise Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Mallery Louise Larson, Coeur d’Alene Animal Science

Sarah Katherine Larson**, Bainbridge Island, Washington Natural Resources

Shelby Lyn McCahon§, Minot, North Dakota Natural Resources

Kylie Kathleen McClanahan, Donnelly Dietetics

Amber Diane McDougal, Idaho Falls Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

James Lasso, Coeur d’Alene Computer Science

Dorothy Genene Lehotsky*, Idaho Falls Environmental Science

Tate Libunao**, Huntington Beach, California Environmental Science

Daniel Liera, Chilchota, Mexico Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Brandon Lucas Linhart, Omaha, Nebraska Natural Resources

Laura Beth McSherry, Meridian Water Resources

Anna Kathryn Grace Medlin, Fredericksburg, Virginia Natural Resources

Fatema Islam Meem*, Dhaka, Bangladesh Computer Science

Jessica Leigh Meiers**, Idaho Falls Chemistry

Sarah E. Meronk, Salmon Natural Resources

Chen Yu Liu§, Zhubei, Taiwan Child Development

Xia Liu**, Pullman, Washington Statistical Science

Megean Ann Myers, Rathdrum Biology

Alie Michelle Minium, Nikiski, Alaska Environmental Science

Renata Lopez Morales**, Zapopan, Mexico Technology Management

Jason M. Mitchell**, Nampa Technology Management

Matthew Charles Modlin**, Meridian Natural Resources

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Tariq Ahmed Lamei Mohamed*, Minya, Egypt Civil Engineering

Alexander James Moore**, San Diego, California Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Eiji Mori**, Watsonville, California Statistical Science

Alice Evelyne Morris, Moscow Natural Resources

Madeline Ann Murchland, Hilliard, Ohio Geology

Andrew Nash Muckey, Baldwin City, Kansas Entomology

Michele Cathlene Murphy, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Veronica Lenora Myrsell, Moscow Natural Resources

Micheal Howard Nading, Rexburg Applied Economics

Nicole Joy Nance*, San Diego, California Animal Science

Anna Lise Nelsen, Boise Dietetics

Havilah Christine Neujahr, Cascade, Montana Statistical Science

Stephen Thomas Newberry**, Sandyston, New Jersey Electrical Engineering

Matthew J. Nielsen, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Azadeh Nikoukar§, Moscow Computer Science

Lauren Gloria O’Laughlin, Whitefish, Montana Environmental Science

Maribel Ochoa Martinez**, Blackfoot Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Olamide Mercy Oluwatade*, Akure, Nigeria Statistical Science

Emmanuel Osei-Bonsu**, Kumasi, Ghana Natural Resources

Grace Elizabeth Overlie*, Lowman Entomology

Samuel McClintick Owens*, Tigard, Oregon Environmental Science

Paula Camila Palmar**, Jarrell, Texas Environmental Science

Olivia H. Pang, Meridian Dietetics

Sanket Parajuli§, Pokhara, Nepal Applied Economics

Kristina Elaine Parker**, Pocatello Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Kathleen Marie Petersen§, San Jose, California Natural Resources

Kevin Eizo Sakamoto, Montebello, California Environmental Science

Holly Jo Pierro**, Flower Mound, Texas Environmental Science

Heather Raylene Pitcher, Salmon Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

James Bernard Playfair III**, Lemhi Natural Resources

Eric Steven Plyler, Bel Air, Maryland Dietetics

Aditi Pokharel*, Lalitpur, Nepal Computer Science

Kathryn L. Pope**, Vashon, Washington Environmental Science

Dylan Mulroy Potter, Sagle Natural Resources

Jessica Geraldine Potwora, Moscow Technology Management

Ids Erik Propstra, Truckee, California Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Raveen Rani*, Mansa, India Nutritional Sciences

Maria Clara Rapoza, Westport, Massachusetts Geology

Hyrum Scott Rasmussen, Grace Animal Science

Amanda L. Reimer, Cobleskill, New York Geographic Information Science

Sherman Jason Remer**, Fairfax, Virginia Psychology

Melissa Anne Renfrow, Emmett Agricultural Education

Troy A. Rice, Carmichael, California Mathematics

Bailey Renee Rill, Nampa Environmental Science

Victoria Robillard**, Idaho Falls Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences

Richard Lee Robinson**, Taylor, Michigan Environmental Science

Edwin Erik Rodriguez Ruiz, Salem, Oregon Computer Science

Brett Alexander Ross, Pullman, Washington Electrical Engineering

Colter Jake Rowe, Boise Environmental Science

Kylie Shaul Ruhl, Meridian Agricultural Education

Nina Angela Balunsay Rumbines*, Hayward, California Psychology

Bethany Marie Ryan, Rutland, Vermont Psychology

Adebola Okanlawon Saseyi**, Ogun, Nigeria Physics

Amanda Dellin Scarberry, Castle Rock, Colorado Environmental Science

Stephanie Lynn Schuman, Halethorpe, Maryland Psychology

Rosemary Joy Schweizer, Wamboin, Australia Environmental Science

Daniel William Scoresby, Idaho Falls Animal Science

Wade Jacob Scott, Athol Psychology

Zachary Don Sellers, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Heidi Lynn Sellmann*, Willmar, Minnesota Nutritional Sciences

Jonathon Lewis Shaber**, Weiser Soil and Land Resources

Sumit Shahi, Kathmandu, Nepal Computer Science

Nassib Shammas, San Dimas, California Environmental Science

Leann Maria Sharpe, Cottonwood Dietetics

Claire Shaw**, Wichita Falls, Texas Animal Science

Allison Rose Sheets, Granite City, Illinois Environmental Science

Ronisha Shigdel*, Kathmandu, Nepal Computer Science

Matthew Aaron Shryock, Moyie Springs Computer Science

Sophia Grace Charlotte Lily Marie Sivula§, Moscow Cybersecurity

Austin Daniel Smith, Coeur d’Alene Mathematics

Jacob Michael Smith, Coeur d’Alene Dietetics

Noah Everett Smith, Boise Environmental Science

Jacqueline Christine Snow, Cedar Grove, Wisconsin Environmental Science

Shahidur Rahoman Sohag**, Gazipur, Bangladesh Computer Science

Justin Brian Solomon, Idaho Falls Statistical Science

Alexander James Sorensen*, Tremonton, Utah Chemical Engineering

Daria Thulin Paxton*, Wilder Soil and Land Resources

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Olivia De Sotelo, Walnut Creek, California Environmental Science

Ian Brent Spendlove*, Spokane Valley, Washington Geology

Kayla L. Stenzel, Moscow Integrated Architecture and Design

Gabriel M. Steward, Meridian Physics

Sesily Grace Stewart, Idaho Falls Nuclear Engineering

Sidney Ellen Stratton, Bozeman, Montana Animal Science

Aubrey Jean Marie Stribling*, Nampa Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Johnny Michael Stuto**, Lenore Geographic Information Science

Luke Michael Switzer, Garden City Plant Science

Piotr Szocinski, Plainfield, Illinois Environmental Science

Helen Elizabeth Tade**, San Gabriel, California Environmental Science

Henok Fisseha Tadele, Coeur d’Alene Computer Science

Corry Thomas, Ecorse, Michigan Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Nikolai Tiong*, Aberfoyle Park, Australia Computer Science

Sabiha Jannath Tisha, Sylhet, Bangladesh Computer Science

Kaylena Irene Townsend, Helena, Montana Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Chau M. Tran*, Westminster, California Environmental Science

Kyle J. Trujillo**, Buena Park, California

Rachael Rose Valeria**, Pulaski, Wisconsin Biology

Athletic Training

Tristan E. Van Komen, Parma Applied Economics

Brekke Van Slyke, Knoxville, Tennessee Technology Management

Ryan Alexander Vosbigian**, Pullman, Washington Natural Resources

Victoria Nicole Wagner, Idaho Falls Geology

Shane P. Wetzel*, Rexburg Agricultural Education

Malik H. Whitehead, Aurora, Illinois Movement and Leisure Sciences

Christine L. Whitehorse, Smith Lake, New Mexico Environmental Science

Olivia Pat-Nano Wiebe**, Moscow Geology

Jared M. Winterbottom, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Heewekse-Xiciyu Wisdom, Lapwai Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Michael Edger Wood**, Coeur d’Alene Environmental Science

Hayden James Woods, Genesee Plant Pathology

Meagan Nicole Wootton**, Lewiston Animal Science

Reese Douglas Wray, Springfield, Missouri Natural Resources

Cydney Mykaela Yost, Mansfield, Texas Natural Resources

Environmental Science

James Sage Unsworth*, Meridian Natural Resources

Joseph E. Vaile*, Ashland, Oregon

Ashley N. Cameron, Port Orchard, Washington Athletic Training

James Gabriel Gaytan, Kingsburg, California Athletic Training

Zoe Caura Haddox, Reno, Nevada Athletic Training

Kae Marie Hilliard-Dodge, Bonners Ferry Athletic Training

Chantelia Marie Hunting, Caldwell Athletic Training

Patrick J. Jamsa, Silverton, Oregon Athletic Training

Anthony Leon Latno, Ripon, California Athletic Training

James Rion Lutz, Cornelius, North Carolina Athletic Training

Diego Maldonado Quezada, Santa Rosa, California Athletic Training

Christian Martinez, Antioch, California Athletic Training

Caysie Elizabeth McGinness, Summerville, Oregon Athletic Training

Rylee Jade Meagher, Mill Creek, Washington Athletic Training

Noah Marcos Nunez, Placentia, California Athletic Training

Yuxuan Zheng, Liangshan State, People’s Republic of China Applied Economics

Kelly Lee Zimmer, Rigby Technology Management

Interdisciplinary Studies

Heather Adhara Turner, Kingwood, Texas

Dariana Mone’t Brown, Fillmore, California

Master of Science in Athletic Training Katelyn Irene Benner, Cottonwood, California Athletic Training

Isaac Ofori, Concord, California Athletic Training

Byron G. Perkins, Modesto, California Athletic Training

Taiyler Jade Soderquist, Spokane, Washington Athletic Training

Jacob Daniel Waller, Nampa Athletic Training

Madison Faye Willhide, Bonney Lake, Washington Athletic Training

Environmental Science

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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. Aviva Abramovsky, J.D., Dean

Juris Doctor Taylor Joshua Allen, Rexburg Jacob Ryan Aplin, Mountain Home Trenton Keith Arnold**, Sugar City Julie M. Attinger, Meridian

Alexis K. Coulter, Reno, Nevada Dalton Scott Curtis, Coeur d’Alene Daniel P. Curtis, Stanwood, Washington Karter Anthony Davis, Kuna Walter Brandon De Paz, Elizabeth, New Jersey

Alex J. Ayad, Meridian

Joshua Rafael Diaz, Santa Ysabel, California

Laylaa Khan Bangash, West Palm Beach, Florida

Courtney Michelle Diehl, Boise

Shelly Brook Bangerter, Harrisville, Utah

Luke Christopher Dominiak, Meridian Megan A. Egbert, Boise

Erin Blakeley Bangs, Salem, Oregon

Emily A. Elkins, Rochester, Washington

Thierno Oumar Cherif Barry, Durham, North Carolina

Clara Ellis, Kent, Washington

Amanda Rachael Bartlett**, Meridian Brendan Conar Bell Taylor, Coeur d’Alene

Arman Wahid Entezar, Worley Stacy Escobar Machorro, Beaverton, Oregon

Garrett Fermin Hensley, Boise Cum laude

Joshua Bruce Holmstead, Caldwell Brogan Dean Howard, Prineville, Oregon Erin Jane Howey, North Salt Lake, Utah Leah M. Hurwitz, Colorado Springs, Colorado Matthew R. Johnson, Lakewood, Colorado Michael Kent Jones**, Tempe, Arizona Don H. Jorgensen, Poway, California Sarah E. Kaley, Meridian Thomas Andrew Keeter, Bellevue Matthew Don Kline, Meridian Cum laude

Peter Jay Krantz, Middleton Mitchell D. Lange, Boise Summa cum laude

Kaitlyn Marie Belt, Victorville, California

Erik Nielsen Farner, San Clemente, California

John M. Langfield, Boise

Annette Paula Bieghler, Walla Walla, Washington

Casey Lynn Fitzgerald, Boise

Madison Siobhan Leeman Hillery, Boise

Reilly A. Gahm**, Olympia, Washington

Brit Antony Lewis, Provo, Utah

Carlos Anthony Galindo, Flower Mound, Texas

Kevinesha J. Lewis**, New Orleans, Louisiana

Adrianna Nicole Garcia, New Orleans, Louisiana

Spencer R. Lindsey, Pocatello

Georgette Bisoka, Boise Denis Bosch, Miami, Florida Rachel C. Bottles, Eagle Jordan T. Brown, Meridian Dillon Thomas Calhoun, San Diego, California Allison Paige Carver, Orlando, Florida Ivan Alberto Castillo, Nampa Andrew Steven Castro, White Plains, New York Xiaoyu Chen, Xuzhou, People’s Republic of China Ryan D. Chisum, Coeur d’Alene Chase John Christensen, St. George, Utah Hannah Margaret Clark, Kent, Washington Nicolette A. Clark, Nampa

John Michael Gauthier, Highland Park, Illinois

Abigail Elizabeth Line, Boise Andreea Livanu, Dorohoi City, Romania Cum laude

Meghan Lynn Godfrey, Meridian

Thomas Brent Mackay, Draper, Utah

Alyssa M. Goff, Caldwell

Mallory Mae, Santa Cruz, California

Coyleen Pearl Greenwell, Jerome

Brandon Paul Maffei, Carson City, Nevada

Ethan Michael Hallstrom, Rexburg Magna cum laude

Foxx Hunter Harrington, Horseshoe Bend

Emiliana Marie McCormick, Boise Hunter B. Mcnair, Las Vegas, Nevada

Matteo E. Harris, Meridian

Justin T. Meyer, Brooklyn, New York

Madalyn Quinci Hatch, Twin Falls

Shelly R. Miller, Boise

Garic Austin Hayes, Provo, Utah

Kea Sha’ Moon, Burley

Tasia Marie Heinecke, Salt Lake City, Utah

George Bennett Moore, Meridian Magna cum laude

Faustine Aurora Moulton, Emmett Magna cum laude

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Joshua C. Mull**, Hume, California

Jennifer O. Schelhorn, Caldwell

Natalie Tanner, Rexburg

Sierra Maria Neilson, Fallon, Nevada

Natalie Crystal Schmidt, Boise

Leilanee C. Taylor, Tampa, Florida

George Kanku Ngalamulume, Boise

Bryant A. Scott, Kennewick, Washington

Trent Taylor, Moscow

Connor Nicol, Moscow, Russia

Brian Alan Seeger, Meridian

Kensington Paige Nulf, Colbert, Washington

Fredrick Shema, Kampala, Uganda

Eric Albino Ortega, Jerome

Russell Turner Shull, Columbia, South Carolina

Samantha Alejandra Patino, Seattle, Washington

Thomas Michael Simmons, Boise

Luz Sierra Peterson, North Las Vegas, Nevada

Blaykleigh C. Smythe, Boise

Erin Louise Poppenga, Boise Brittani Randall, Gilbert, Arizona Cum laude

Melissa Glasgow Reilly, Kuna Anly A. Ribot, Miami, Florida

Cum laude

Summa cum laude

Ashley Elizabeth Snoke, Plainfield, Indiana Austin Martin Soszynski, Marana, Arizona Rebecca Sparks, Brigham, Utah

Ashley Wardle Ritter, Meridian

Candice M. Spector, Stevensville, Maryland

Jenny Rose Robertson, Meridian

Jacob W. Steele, Boise

Omar Alberto Rojas Flores, San Jose, California

Zachary Kay Stephens, Las Vegas, Nevada

Isabelle Ann Rupe, Payette

Daniel Levi Dreamcatcher Streamer, Warner Springs, California

Jill M. Russell, Boise Guillermo R. Sarriera-Valentin, Boise Alexis Rose Saucedo, Weiser

Colten Blake Swenson, Provo, Utah Sarah H. Switzer, Cut Bank, Montana

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Cum laude

Michel Robert Terry, Rathdrum Magna cum laude

Madison Leigh Thomas, Syracuse, Utah Thomas Anthony Tolman, Placerville, California Austyn Angelo Viola, Okotoks, Alberta Nicole Ellen Wagoner, Spokane, Washington James B. Wellcome, Minneapolis, Minnesota Lewis Preston Witte, Morgantown, West Virginia Stephanie Marie Wodnik, Helena, Montana Ari Celeste Woodyard, Lava Hot Springs Matthew Francis Wren, Lewiston Aleah Denali Yundt, Meridian Tyler S. Zafiris, Boise Hayden Reid Zywina, Orofino Summa cum laude

U n d e r g r a d uat e D e g r e e s C ollege of A gricultural & L ife S ciences Established in 1901. Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science Fatima Alvarez**, Weiser Early Childhood Education

Taylor May Begin**, La Grande, Oregon Food and Nutrition

Emmi June Pollow, Coeur d’Alene Child Development

Agricultural Economics

Alena Jinelle Ramkissoon, Clearwater Child Development

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Megan Ann Conner**, Boise Nutritional Science

Kayla Michelle Davis, Moscow Child Development

Shelby Jean Davis, Moscow Apparel, Textiles and Design

Julia Lindsay Deverall, Meridian Child Development

Leslie Yvonne Richard**, Post Falls Summa cum laude

Katherine Rivera, Weiser Child Development

Human Development and Family Studies

Anthony Jasso Gonzalez, Roberts Apparel, Textiles and Design

Elisabeth Rianna Rose Grisham**, Boise Child Development

Jessica Lynn Hall, Meridian Food and Nutrition

Isabella Marie Hammerle, Moscow

Human Development and Family Studies

Neida Maria Romo, Wendell Apparel, Textiles and Design

Cody Taylor Ruiz, Twin Falls Food and Nutrition

Faith Elizabeth Sasken, Ferndale, Washington

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Kaitlyn Marie Hunter, Post Falls Food and Nutrition

Food and Nutrition

Lily Christine Tippetts**, Boise Early Childhood Education

Ashlyn Paige Wallace, Clarkston, Washington Child Development

Melody Ann Wight**, St. Maries Child Development

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Vivian Hope Kuhner, Spokane, Washington Apparel, Textiles and Design

Madalynn Elana Lasher**, Post Falls Human Development and Family Studies

Jessica Ly, Twin Falls Food and Nutrition

Kylie Kathleen McClanahan**, Donnelly Food and Nutrition

Aihemaiti Mayinishahan, XinJiang Hami, People’s Republic of China Food and Nutrition

Aidan Morgan Moyes**, Nampa Child Development

Abigale G. Newland, Caldwell Family and Consumer Sciences

Olivia R. Niemi*, Portland, Oregon Child Development

Cum laude

Alexa Diane Norwood, Meridian Child Development

Mary Kirstina Pascoe, Juliaetta Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics Canyon James Blakeslee, Filer Agricultural Economics

Andrea Nichole Kleffner, Kuna

Halee Elizabeth Bohman, Troy Agricultural Economics

Gavin Bradley Coffman, Nampa Agricultural Economics

Paige Michelle Daum, Salem, Oregon Agricultural Economics

Reina Maye Elkin, Buhl Agricultural Economics

Ryle Walker Flodin**, Genesee Agricultural Economics

Hannah Grace Glaser, Tangent, Oregon Agricultural Economics

Summa cum laude

Hunter Joesph-Woodrow Groom, Middleton Agricultural Economics

Mack Parson Hagenbaugh, Troy Agricultural Economics

Cum laude

Katherine Elizabeth Hebdon, Nampa Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics

Milo J. Mertz, Caldwell Spencer Michael Miller, Ritzville, Washington Agricultural Economics

Nicholas Thomas Moodie, Boise Agricultural Economics

Brock Michael Phillips, Middleton Agricultural Economics

Kalyssa J. Phillips, Meridian Agricultural Economics

Gracie Lin Straubhar, Boise

Apparel, Textiles and Design

Paige Renee Householder, Newbury Park, California

Peyton Keely Loffer, Meridian

Agricultural Economics

Erika Rodriguez, Caldwell

Food and Nutrition

Macie Lynn Frei, Boise

Lucy Elizabeth Lang, Sandpoint Agricultural Economics

Early Childhood Education

Peyton Elaine Campbell**, Valley Ford, Washington

Robert Ryan Klutch, Tucson, Arizona

Summa cum laude

Katelyn Grace Hurl, Shandon, California Agricultural Economics

Weston Michael Jeffries, Fruitland Agricultural Economics

– 33 –

Cum laude

Hannah Rose Poland, East Wenatchee, Washington Agricultural Economics

Lacee Mae Sanford§, Asotin, Washington Agricultural Economics

Jack David Scheffler**, Pasco, Washington Agricultural Economics

Ryson Eugene Sweeney**, Deer Park, Washington Agricultural Economics

Christopher Vazquez**, Moses Lake, Washington Agricultural Economics

Caleb Eugene Vernon, Eagle Agricultural Economics

Connor Bonynge Wells, Meridian Agricultural Economics

Lucas Scott Worthington, Star Agricultural Economics

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education Tanner Dennis Anderson*, Garfield, Washington Tyrel James Barnett, Midvale Amie Lynn Betzold, Nampa Alison Nicole Cizek, Springville, California Kennedy Alexis Cox, Meridian Makenna Ruth DeWitt, Homedale Kendel Christine Dowers, Coulee City, Washington Kirsten Gabrielle Gilbert, Medical Lake, Washington

Amy Sue Heikkila, Meridian Saydee Marie Henning, Boise

Madeline S. Fillippone, Tumwater, Washington

Anthony James Jefferies, Nampa

Shaylin Kim Gingerich, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania

Cassandra Nicole Moody, Middleton

Niah Lynne Griffin, Deary

Cassandra Ann Morey, Kendrick Alec Lee Vineyard**, Coeur d’Alene

Saige M. Grundman, Rio Dell, California

Rilee Jade Wilson, Middleton

Samantha Lee Hallgren, Spirit Lake

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Life Sciences Anna Lee Berry, Caldwell Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Grace Jacqualine Greenwalt§, Odessa, Washington Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Rachael Marie Melad*, Nampa Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Alyvia Grace Moffis, Melba Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Dallin Reed Munk, Caldwell Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Hannah Lynn Stolfus, Kalispell, Montana Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Sarah Michelle Stosich**, Idaho Falls Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

James Michael Taurman-Aldrich, Lewistown, Montana Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Grace Elizabeth Varner**, Santa Rosa Valley, California Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Matilynn Sue Wadsworth**, Mountain Home Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Bachelor of Science in Animal and Veterinary Science Skylar Dawn Bea**, Washougal, Washington Alexis Rose Biasotti, Healdsburg, California

Summa cum laude

John Jay Harder, Ashby, Washington Katherine Elizabeth Hebdon, Nampa Summa cum laude

Austin Laird Horlebein, Nampa Kayla Ann Hurl, Shandon, California Juan Luis Jaquez, Rupert Kylie Rene Kerner**, Emmett Samuel Cahill Kerner, Weiser Kenneth Michael Koceja**, Camas, Washington Margaret Helen Carol Lantz**, Coeur d’Alene Elijah Max Lattig, Escalon, California Karen Anne Lund, Washoe Valley, Nevada Saleen Lynn McEntire, Pendleton, Oregon Tyanna Anita Rose Melak, Anchorage, Alaska

Alexis Renae Way, Nampa

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences Evelyn Cervantes**, Terreton Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Aihemaiti Mayinishahan, Hami, People’s Republic of China Food and Nutrition

Bachelor of Science in Food Science Kyra Kayleen Edde, Nampa Cum laude

Macie Ann Loutherback, Moses Lake, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Plant Science Brady Thomas Benton**, Kennewick, Washington Crop Science

Nate Bezalel, Normandy Park, Washington Crop Management

Tomie Haven Moody-Saint Clair, Meridian

Elijana Gomez**, Lake Elsinore, California

Summa cum laude

Alyssa Nicole Murillo, New Plymouth

Crop Science

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Emily Nehrkorn, Issaquah, Washington

Emmett James Henderson**, Junction City, Oregon

Ariana Olmos, Rupert

Morgan R. Lehman, Meridian

Kaelyn E. Perry, Rexburg Emily Frances Philibert, Lakeview, Oregon Logan Mackenna Pomi, Petaluma, California Summa cum laude

Chelsie Sky Brown, Kuna

Loretta Davis Rodman, Driggs

Gavin Bradley Coffman, Nampa

Lydia M. Rodriguez**, Lynden, Washington

Natalie Margaret Ellis, Murrieta, California

Tressa E. Wade, Moses Lake, Washington

Abigail Claire Crawford**, Kuna

Hannah R. Biehn, Mosier, Oregon

Ane Eguiluz, Boise

Evan Michael Vandenberg, Meridian

Madison G. Miller, Homedale

Galilea Quezada, Caldwell

Lizette Cuevas Campos, Jerome

Maraya’Ty Wynona Stapleton§, Nampa

Anna Lynn Schwerd, Nampa Margaret Grace Shaw**, Caldwell Cynthia Ann Simons, Edwall, Washington

Crop Science

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

John M. Lejardi, Homedale Crop Science

Emmily Magallanes, St. Anthony Crop Science

Amanda Crystal Martinez, Meridian Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

TyLene Marie Reid, Preston Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Jack David Scheffler**, Pasco, Washington Crop Management

Aaron Phillip Henry Tyler**, Genesee Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Mia Faye Wanstrom, Firth Horticulture and Urban Agriculture Magna cum laude

Jeremiah Edward Wheeler, Moscow Crop Science

– 34 –

Cum laude

Bachelor of Science in Soil and Water Systems John Benjamin Arkoosh, Gooding Quinntin Jeffrey Graham, Athena, Oregon

William Mitchell McCarthy, Donnelly

Coby Allen Rogers, Priest River

Bryce Leland McPherrin, Escalon, California

Nathan Allen Stout, Madras, Oregon

Jack Chester Prior**, Hermiston, Oregon Amelia Deja Rieger, Glenview, Illinois

– 35 –

Blake Damian Uptmor, Culdesac Travis Lee Wells, Castleford

C ollege of A rt & A rchitecture Established in 1983. Shauna Corry, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Arts Maria Rubi Sanchez-Juarez**, Weiser Art

Interior Architecture and Design

Summa cum laude

Noah Fenelon Gregg, Moscow Interior Architecture and Design

Julia T. Tennant, Exeter, New Hampshire Art

Summa cum laude

Perla Gutierrez, Tillamook, Oregon Interior Architecture and Design

Melanie Velazco Curiel**, Nampa Art

Rosalinda Lozano Vilcapoma, Ketchum Interior Architecture and Design

Bachelor of Fine Arts Jessica Paige Bixby, Driggs Studio Art and Design

Rachel Rose Bonner, Post Falls Studio Art and Design

Haley Mae Czapla, Coeur d’Alene Studio Art and Design

Claire Rae Edmo, Blackfoot Studio Art and Design

Kylee Rae Funderburg, Meridian

Magna cum laude

Karli Jo Elmose**, Rathdrum Studio Art and Design

Andrew Hunter Matthews, Boise Interior Architecture and Design

Studio Art and Design

Studio Art and Design

Studio Art and Design

Vy Nguyen Tuong Pham**, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Studio Art and Design

Interior Architecture and Design

Taci Kay Rouse, New Plymouth Interior Architecture and Design

Nicole Jacqueline Salazar, Portland, Oregon Interior Architecture and Design

Sofia Georgia Schnepf, Rathdrum Cum laude

Ritika Sharma, Lalitpur, Nepal Magna cum laude

Annabelle Lindsie Spain, Moscow Gabrielle Grace Wagner Stenzel, Lewiston Interior Architecture and Design

Shriza Thakur, Kathmandu, Nepal Interior Architecture and Design

Studio Art and Design

Summa cum laude

Studio Art and Design

Magna cum laude

Melanie Velazco Curiel**, Nampa Studio Art and Design

Bachelor of Science Peyton Marie Adams, Vancouver, Washington Virtual Technology and Design

Andrew Jason Cook, Rexburg

Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Design Mona Abdulaziz O. Alsuwat, Sakaka, Saudi Arabia Interior Architecture and Design

Toluwani Victor Ayeni, Ipaja, Nigeria Interior Architecture and Design

Ava Elizabeth Cairns, Washougal, Washington Interior Architecture and Design

Paige Lei Evans, Spokane, Washington Interior Architecture and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

Keagan Christopher Eisele, Nampa Virtual Technology and Design

Olivia Marie Gentry, Middleton Cum laude

Andrea Grace Golden, Coeur d’Alene Virtual Technology and Design

Andrey Gorbunov*, Post Falls Virtual Technology and Design

Seth Lane Graham, Sagle Virtual Technology and Design

Jessica G. Holte, Post Falls Virtual Technology and Design

– 36 –

Cum laude

Colby Smith, Kimberly

Madison Megan VonBuck, Agoura Hills, California Virtual Technology and Design

Bachelor of Science in Architecture Amber Brooke Aittama, Post Falls Connor Ralph Anderson, Boise Jeffrey Daniel Anderson**, Antelope, California Trenton Stephen Barker, Meridian Emily Liliana Baughman, Post Falls Jacob J. Billington, Sagle Jenna Jane Bruggeman, Edmonton, Canada Summa cum laude

Michael Tyler Brumbles, Baltimore, Maryland Kacen Cook, Rigby Sawyer Dell Craig, Fruitland

Travis James Debbs, Sagle

Virtual Technology and Design

Virtual Technology and Design

John-Patrick Richard Bond*, Sandpoint

Jamie Cecelia Provost, Coeur d’ Alene Veronica Jo Rapier**, Lewiston

Virtual Technology and Design

Cami Marie Ost, Post Falls

Virtual Technology and Design

Renna Skye Nelson, Boise

Interior Architecture and Design

Chloe Capri Howell**, Osburn

Virtual Technology and Design

Amber Marie Nelson, Coeur d’Alene

Zoe Rae Squires, Packwood, Washington

Interior Architecture and Design

Interior Architecture and Design

Alyssa Marie Hamburger, Rathdrum

Virtual Technology and Design

Gordon Alexander Muhlestein, Meridian

Virtual Technology and Design

Sean Isaac McGuire, Boise

Interior Architecture and Design

Madison Hannah Eliza Hagan, Hayden

Jack Henry Minten, Boise

Ciarra Belle Dye*, Murrieta, California James Rhys Gallagher, Grass Valley, California Magna cum laude Will Russell Garrett**, Salmon Jacob William Redin Golden, Ramstein, Germany Krishna Sumedh Kattamuri**, Vijayawada, India Mauricio Andres Lagunes**, Kelso, Washington

Hope Celeste Lawrence, Kennewick, Washington

Savannah Elizabeth Pratt, Liberty Lake, Washington

Paulina Rodriguez Lopez, Caldwell

Allison Clair Price, Boise

Samantha Grace Lopez, Menifee, California

Gustavo Nunez Rico, Madras, Oregon

Madailein Grace McLenna, Boise Ethan Dalton Meador, North Las Vegas, Nevada Zachary Robert MyersChristian, Rathdrum Michael Morales, Caldwell Summa cum laude

Rivaldo Verano Porta, McCall Joshua Ryan Wells, Dover Blake Samuel Wooderson, The Dalles, Oregon

Luiza Mariotti Roggia§, Joinville, Brazil Jordan A. Sanguino**, Kennewick, Washington Thomas Ean Mekhi Smith, Boise Suzzanne Akela Storhok, Moscow Summa cum laude

Jonah Andrew Sutherland, Boise

Andrea Clara OrozcoGonzalez, Gooding

Alaina Helen Tempelis*, Bellevue, Washington

Tristin Johnny Paris, Pocatello

Uriel Valentin, Paul

– 37 –

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design Kyla Madison Tucker**, Durango, Colorado Environmental Design

Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture Davyn Koi Czepkowski**, Blackfoot

C ollege of B usiness & E conomics Established in 1925. Lisa Victoravich, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Business Administration Abigail Melat Boudro, Coeur d’Alene Chloe Danielle Gedrose**, Sandpoint Annalise R. Gonzalez§, Boise Cristian Emilio Gonzalez*, Eagle Brianna Kristine Gray**, Hayden Kenan Hamsic, Boise Brandon J. Holliday§, Coeur d’Alene

Jaiden B. Bea**, Washougal, Washington Finance

Linden Levi Beck§, Boise Operations and Supply Chain Management

Jackson Lewis Beckley§, Boise Accounting

Peter Theodore Behrend, Boise Marketing

Accounting

Jaclyn JoAnn Belliveau**, Meridian Marketing

Samuel Henry Langland, Meridian Rokiya Mangini**, Boise

Kurtis Scott Billette**, White Salmon, Washington

Logan R Meyer§, Hauser

Canyon James Blakeslee, Filer

Alexa Maria Pattinson, Moscow Kyson Glenn Rose, Kennewick, Washington Erin Marie Sandoval*, Moscow Devin Chase Wegis**, Aliso Viejo, California

Marketing

Finance

Anna Marie Bliss, Bonners Ferry Accounting

Rebekah Malvina Boyd**, Spokane, Washington Cum laude

Mika Brouwer, Anna Paulowna, Netherlands Finance; Operations and Supply Chain Management Cum laude

Madisyn Brower**, Nezperce Accounting

Bachelor of Science in Business Hope Ashland Aasgard, St. Maries Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Allison Alcantara Hernandez§, Victor Accounting

Abdulwahab Almansouri**, Al-Faiha City, Kuwait Accounting

Erik John Altenhofen**, Burlington, Washington Marketing

Austin D. Ayers, Post Falls Marketing

Casiana Nicole Azzollini**, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Brendan Carter Bailey, Osburn Finance; Accounting

Summa cum laude

Jackson Clay Bailey, Bend, Oregon Marketing

Marcus Xavier Barinaga, Fruitland Finance; Marketing

Karli Drew Bauer, Sacramento, California

Stephan William Chivers**, Superior, Colorado Jefferson Hendrix Cilley, Boise Finance

Ethan Uriah Cookie, Box Elder, South Dakota Grayson Elise Cottier, Boise Marketing

Marketing; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Marketing

Operations and Supply Chain Management Magna cum laude

Business Economics

Mason Lee Benoit**, Boise

Taylor Palmer, Post Falls

Management Information Systems

Jaxon Rex J. Cherry, Idaho Falls

Accounting

Madison Riley Belland, Oakesdale, Washington

Ashley Danielle Hunt, Eagle

Benjamin Wiley O’Neal**, Boise

Mitchell Parker Cheffet, Cottonwood, California

Rylee Renee-Kathryn Brunson, Orting, Washington Management and Human Resources

James William Bulger**, Hendersonville, North Carolina Business Economics

Summa cum laude

Cameron Michael Busch, Rathdrum Business Economics

Quinn Briann Butler, Eagle Marketing

Brooklynn Jo Byington, Rigby Accounting

John Henry Cahill, Boise Marketing

Regan Alexis Campbell, Springfield, Oregon Marketing

Hayden Arthur Cantrill**, Meridian Marketing

Mason Lee Caron, Meridian Finance

Destiny Dae Castellanos, Homedale Marketing

Hunter Gearhart Chapin, Mount Vernon, Washington Marketing

Marketing

– 38 –

Jake Nicklaus Cox**, El Paso, Texas Marketing

Carson Roy Cummins, Twin Falls Management and Human Resources

Tristan M. Dahl, Ketchikan, Alaska Business Economics; Finance

Kai Thomas Davis§, Boise Operations and Supply Chain Management

Olivia Grace DePew, Seattle, Washington Marketing; Finance

Timothy August DeWulf, Odessa, Washington Management Information Systems

Jake Michael Dellgard, Eagle Marketing

Youbesh Dhaubhadel, Bhaktapur, Nepal Business Economics

Natalie Christine Divita, La Conner, Washington Accounting; Finance

Ava Blythe Driskill**, Moscow Marketing

Lyla Dawn DuBois, Scappoose, Oregon Finance; Accounting; Management and Human Resources

Mario Alberto Duron Garza**, Monterrey, Mexico Marketing

Hayden Daniel Edwards, Sammamish, Washington Marketing

Joseph d’Alipio Egusquiza, Homedale Finance

Labib Sharar Ehsan**, Moscow Management Information Systems; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Augustine Michael Elwell**, Boise Finance

Anais Odessa Erbe Coan**, Seattle, Washington Management and Human Resources

Connor J. Esseltine*, Rathdrum Management Information Systems; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Ainslee Angelle Evans, Homedale Marketing

Cum laude

Cambel Jordan Everitt, Boise Management Information Systems; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Jakob Samuel Farris, Meridian Marketing

Dane Thorin Featherston**, Sandpoint Finance

Gabriel Joseph Flann§, Colbert, Washington Marketing

Lillian Rae Fletcher**, Dalton Gardens Management and Human Resources

George Samuel Forsmann, Lewiston Finance

Jerod Thomas Foss, Kennewick, Washington Management Information Systems

Effie Corrine Fox, Boise Marketing

Clare Leann Franz**, Post Falls Marketing

Amaia M. Gabiola, Pocatello Management Information Systems

Saul Gallegos Villasenor*, Caldwell Management and Human Resources

Belen Garcia Arias, O Barco De Valdeorras, Spain Management and Human Resources Summa cum laude

Kevin Yahir Garcia Sanchez§, Renton, Washington Business Economics

Bradie Lee Garven, Star Finance

Monica Hurtado**, Hailey

Accounting

Finance

Alexandria Gustafson, Colbert, Washington Management and Human Resources

Marketing

Jackson Wyatt Gustavel§, Boise Accounting

Marketing

Sara Majel George**, Lapwai Accounting

Desert Gregg Gerlach, Nampa Finance

Hayden N. Gibbs, Nampa Marketing

Jessica Marlene Gidley, Maple Valley, Washington Operations and Supply Chain Management

Shelby Lee Gilman§, Centerville, Washington Marketing

Gregory Charles Gissel**, Fruitland Magna cum laude

Noah Thomas Goertzen§, Homewood, Canada Business Economics

Chad Gibson Huscroft**, Coeur d’Alene Management Information Systems

Sophia Gutierrez**, Shoshone

Owen Davis Inman, Boise

Marketing

Gwendolyn Ruth Hadzor, Boise Operations and Supply Chain Management

Natalie Lorrene Halleck, Santa Barbara, California

Management and Human Resources

Marketing

Marco A. Jimenez Delgado, Parma

Riley James Hands, Spokane, Washington

Accounting

Management Information Systems

Aidan Daniel Hansmeier, Newbury Park, California Finance; Business Economics

Anna Elizabeth Harms**, Boise Accounting

Hunter Doc Harrison**, Nikiski, Alaska Business Management: Human Resources Management

Kyler Presley Haynes**, Hayden Finance

Management and Human Resources

Blaire Ophelia Hess, Arlington, Washington Management Information Systems

Kaden Jace Heuett, Meridian Isaac Angel Hidalgo§, La Quinta, California Grace Catherine Holt**, Rockford, Washington Zachary Evans Hoover, West Linn, Oregon Operations and Supply Chain Management

Alisa Louise Hopf, Bonney Lake, Washington Management and Human Resources

Ashley Samantha Hoppe*, Meridian Management and Human Resources

Aidan Michael Howell, Spokane, Washington Accounting

Mary Christine Howell, Meridian Cum laude

Lauren Gianna Howley§, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Quinlan Waynant Hudiburg*, Moscow

– 39 –

Marketing

Trevor James Jones, Anderson, California Business Management

Boram Jung, Chonburi, Thailand Business Economics; Marketing

Gautam Singh Kanwar**, Bellevue, Washington Venkata Srujith Kapuluri*, Nellore, India Management Information Systems

Kyle Aswin Karupiah*, Sammamish, Washington Marketing

Finance

Operations Management

Coleman Carter Johnson**, Fayetteville, Arkansas

Finance

Edgar Hernandez, Buhl

Peter Rodney Hunter, Boise

Management Information Systems

McKenna Paige Jacobs*, Moscow

Preston Hammond§, Salmon

Finance

Sydnie Marie Ivie, Meridian

Business Economics

Marketing

Management and Human Resources

Operations and Supply Chain Management Cum laude

Brayden Zachary Jacobs, Post Falls

Marketing

John Martin Gehring**, Cottonwood

Urban Blackwell Hurtado, Coeur d’Alene Finance

Operations and Supply Chain Management

Francisco Jose Gay, Esperanza, Argentina

Finance

Tegan Alton Green, Moscow

Magna cum laude

Elizabeth Katheryn Katovich, Waterville, Washington Business Economics

Graham Warner Kawula, Moscow Finance

Jacie Christine Kimball, Jerome Accounting

Cum laude

Kessen Xavier Kimball, Nyssa, Oregon Business Economics

Thomas James Kimmel, Spokane, Washington Marketing

Dalaney Cloey Bell Kinnick, Grangeville Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Abigail Olivia Krug, Richland, Washington Marketing

Patrick Thomas Labere**, Boise Finance

Kel Edward Larson, Moscow Management Information Systems

Dylan Michael Layne, Lake Oswego, Oregon Finance

Julia Anne LeBoeuf, Boise Finance; Accounting

Dane Trevor Lindsley, Grangeville Finance

Owen R. Little Lapinski**, Everett, Washington Marketing

Accounting

Bianca Judith Perez, Boise Kria Sacora Peters, Plummer Management and Human Resources

John Redmond Loughran**, Kooskia Marketing; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Leslie Luna**, St. Anthony Management and Human Resources

Dawson Scott Marbry, Meridian Finance

Colby John Peugh**, Boise Finance

Cameron Ross Pitkin, Boise Marketing

Cum laude

Coltin Kenneth Pope**, Genesee Management Information Systems

Matteo Masala**, Olbia, Italy Marketing

William Andrew McClain-Sims**, Boise Cum laude

Jenna Elise McClure, Boise Marketing

Zackary Joseph McClure, Meridian Finance

Kelly Anne McFarlane, Boise Marketing

Zachary Loren McKenna, Rathdrum Marketing

Ryan Moffet*, Odessa, Washington Marketing

Kendall Grace Moore, Pendleton, Oregon Marketing

Muhammad Mussab**, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Operations and Supply Chain Management

Hunter Luke Myers, Spokane Valley, Washington Accounting

Mason Myler, Athol Management Information Systems

Elizabeth Kay Nadrich, Federal Way, Washington Accounting

Abby Christine Nava, Meridian Marketing

Management Information Systems

Management and Human Resources

Luke Daniel Loper, McCall

Accounting

Jarrett Cole Peha, Walla Walla, Washington

Cum laude

Basquiat Wolfgang Nelson, Rathdrum Finance; Management Information Systems

Jenna Brianne Nicolsen**, Naperville, Illinois Operations and Supply Chain Management

Rayna Ann Oeschger, Meridian Marketing

Trent Mason Oland, Tucson, Arizona Accounting; Finance

Summa cum laude

Isaiah Zavala Pack§, Hayden Marketing

Maxwell Zander Patenoude**, Meridian Management Information Systems

Connor Douglas Patterson, Post Falls Finance

Alexander G. Paulk**, Moscow Operations Management

Benjamin Patrick Poppert, Ridgefield, Washington Management and Human Resources

Kayla Deane Poppy**, Brighton, Colorado Accounting

Reilly John Porter, Boise Marketing

Ryleigh Anne Prescott, Twin Falls Accounting

Dyllon James Schofield, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Blake Dylan Schoo, Grangeville Operations and Supply Chain Management

Trenton James Schullerts, Eagle Marketing

Parker Everett Seehawer, Meridian Finance; Management and Human Resources

Selin Lidya Sepken, Istanbul, Turkey Marketing

Aaron Lee Serio, Meridian Management Information Systems

Darren Wayne Sewell, Yorba Linda, California Management Information Systems

Muhammad Sohaib Shahid**, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Operations and Supply Chain Management

Ashlynn Nichole Shanley, Hayden Business Economics

Shealyn Grace Shaw, Lake Stevens, Washington Management and Human Resources

Jack Everett Reynolds, Post Falls Marketing

Jaedon Jaxson Shepherd, Meridian Finance

KaraLin Ashley Reynolds, Helix, Oregon Marketing

Payton M. Shirtcliff, Baker City, Oregon Business Economics

Nathan Michael Rice, Nampa Operations and Supply Chain Management

Amy Elaine Ricker§, Pullman, Washington Operations and Supply Chain Management; Management and Human Resources

Leah Marsceline Riley**, Woodland, Washington Management and Human Resources

Colten James Ripplinger, Prosser, Washington Operations and Supply Chain Management

Jake Vincent Roe, Portland, Oregon Marketing

Ruby J. Romano**, Sequim, Washington Marketing

David C. Romero, Worley Finance

Brenna Juliet Rostron, Post Falls Finance; Business Economics

Aidan Cole Rowley, Eagle Marketing

Ethan John Runge**, Dalton Gardens Business Economics

Alejandro Salvador Civera**, Valencia, Spain Marketing

Emily Joy Sanchez, Twin Falls Management and Human Resources

Sidney C. Sanford, Moscow Business Economics; Accounting

Jack Stryker Schnoor, Twin Falls Finance; Marketing

– 40 –

Apeksha Shrestha, Lalitpur, Nepal Management Information Systems

Zinnia Shrestha, Kathmandu, Nepal Management Information Systems

Cum laude

Jacob D. Slabaugh**, Moscow Marketing

Jaxon Scott Smith, Star Finance

Martha Blanch Smith, Kooskia Business Economics

Nicholas Callen Smith, Eagle Finance

Ashley Lynn Solt, Spokane, Washington Accounting

Magna cum laude

Sam Austin Spence§, Moscow Marketing

James Allen Steiger**, Eagle Operations and Supply Chain Management

Max F. Stoyer**, Colorado Springs, Colorado Accounting

Cum laude

Conner James Stuart**, Boise Accounting

Isabella Maria Tamura**, Wilder Marketing

Loch Richard Tate, Moscow Marketing

Eric Andrew Taylor, Richland, Washington Management Information Systems

Trevor Wayne Teutsch**, Eagle Accounting

Jack Carroll Thorsen, Bozeman, Montana Marketing

Marketing

Liam Eric Thurber**, Boise Accounting

Roselyn K. Tientong**, Sandpoint Accounting

Gina Marie Todaro, Ephrata, Washington Accounting

Wei-Chia Tsai*, New Taipei City, Taiwan

Cum laude

Ammon Rex Tolman*, Salmon Operations Management

Avery Clareece Trent, Nampa Accounting; Finance

Jordan Anthony Velasquez§, Marysville, Washington Management and Human Resources

Charly Kate Weber, Meridian Marketing

Brigit Walden Wilder, Moscow Marketing

Meagan Jo Wilson**, Star Marketing

Anthony Allan Vincent, Payette Finance

Reece Jackson Wimer, Grangeville Finance; Marketing

Riley James Vogt**, Moscow

Cole J. Wissel**, Kingston, Washington

Management Information Systems

Accounting

Shelby Jo Wanechek, Cle Elum, Washington Management and Human Resources

Katelin Grace Watt, Eagle Management and Human Resources

– 41 –

Cum laude

Ethan R. Wolfenbarger, Pocatello Finance

Tristan Michael Yore, Meridian Operations and Supply Chain Management

C ollege of E ducation , H ealth & H uman S ciences Established in 1920. Brooke Blevins, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science Samuel Aguilar*, Oakland, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

McKenna Kieley Burcham, Boise Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Drew Ryan Carter, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Katie Lynn Crawshaw, Laton, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jayda Ashtyn Croft, Caldwell Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Matthew Owen Dalton**, Bellevue, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Claire Ann Dines**, Nampa Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Alexis Daniela Esparza**, Concord, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Bryar Lynn Fancher§, Carson City, Nevada Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dillon Wade Flowers§, Nampa Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Rhyan Kathleen Fuks, Blaine, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Orlando Gonzalez Gomar, Pittsburg, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emily Rose Holbrook*, Priest River Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Lara Maria Holzhauer, Geretsried, Germany Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Cora Roan Hudson§, Fredericksburg, Virginia Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Joshua Robert Jessen, Sandpoint Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sierra Michelle Kelley§, Lewiston Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sydney Isabelle Kinch, Ritzville, Washington Exercise, Sport,and Health Sciences

Joey Lee Klauser**, Nampa Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Taylor L Krasselt§, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Anthony Leon Latno, Ripon, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Ilsy E. Leyva**, Fresno, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Bennett Richard Marsh**, Viola Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Abigail Dianne Lee Martin**, Camas, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dalton D. Martin**, Springfield, Oregon Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Nicholas William McIver**, Snohomish, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Shelbi Rose Schmidt§, Selah, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

William Christian Shook, Chesterton, Indiana Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Peyton James Simmons, Boise Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Erik Leif Skyving, Moscow Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Roman Smith, Coeur d’ Alene Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Mia Margaret Sylvester, Belmopan, Belize Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jordan R. Van Es, Emmett Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Macie A. Vanmatre**, Rathdrum Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Hao Wei**, Hualian County, Taiwan Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Education Emily Paige Abramson§, Weiser Secondary Education

Lanie Ann Allen, Sandpoint Elementary Education

Summa cum laude

Karissa Ann Avella**, Boise Elementary Education

Riley Kathleen Barnes, Hayden Elementary Education

Danielle Nicole Baughman§, Meridian Elementary Education

Jade Victoria Bayley§, North Bend, Washington Elementary Education

Colten Alan Bernal, Athol Secondary Education

Karissa Marie Black**, Snohomish, Washington Secondary Education

Jocelyn Kay Blanton**, Ridgecrest, California Elementary Education

Kristina A. Borek, Post Falls Elementary Education

– 42 –

Zachary Steven Bright§, Idaho Falls Secondary Education

Lucille Louise Bush§, Boise Elementary Education

Madelynn Hailey Butler, Marysville, Washington Elementary Education

Connor Drew Dremann, Coeur d’ Alene Secondary Education

Kea J. Duarte**, Blackfoot Secondary Education

Andrew Charles Enrico, Boise Secondary Education

Rylee Anela Ann Erickson, Homedale Elementary Education

Lucy M. French**, Moscow Secondary Education

Melanie Elaine Fry**, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Lily Anne Gardner, Coeur d’ Alene Elementary Education

Sayler Jane Gill, Lewiston Secondary Education

Molly Jo Gray, Sisters, Oregon Elementary Education

Isaac Aaron Hall, Woodland, Washington Elementary Education

Malia Kathleen Hammond§, Meridian Elementary Education

Gabrielle Lynn Hatley-Lewis§, St. Maries Secondary Education

Jackson Charles Headley, Post Falls Secondary Education

Kiera Elizabeth Herndon**, Coeur d’Alene Secondary Education

Zoey Kay Hills, Boise Elementary Education

Molly Jean Howard, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Emma Katherine Jones, Lewiston Secondary Education

Riley Lynn Jorgensen**, Post Falls Secondary Education

Elaina Ruth Vlamingh Kiebert, Hope Elementary Education

Avarey Catherine Alene Lauer§, Nampa Elementary Education

Jacob Thomas Lippert*, Post Falls Elementary Education

Bridget Joanne Mannion, Idaho Falls Elementary Education

Courtney Jess Martin, Tri-Cities, Washington Secondary Education

Riley Kathryne McAchran**, Meridian Secondary Education

Travis K. Mobbs, Hauser Secondary Education

Samuel Ross Moerer§, Kimberly Secondary Education

Ana Ray Moering**, Lumberton, Texas Secondary Education

Sydney M. Monk, Idaho Falls Elementary Education

Grace Vitek**, Nampa Elementary Education

Alyssa Camille Jensen**, Hayden

Cum laude

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jedidiah Quinn Wallen, Moscow Secondary Education

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Kaysha Bailey Walton, Post Falls Secondary Education

Cum laude

Megan Joy White**, Coeur d’Alene Career and Technical Education

Madison Ann Whitney, Liberty Lake, Washington Elementary Education

Makenzy R. Mossman, Post Falls Elementary Education

Craig Jacob Mueller, Post Falls Secondary Education

Michael Christopher Mueller**, Coeur d’Alene Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Abigale G. Newland, Caldwell

Lindsey Beth Williams, Redmond, Washington Elementary Education

Lucas John Williams§, Rathdrum Secondary Education

Elementary Education

Robin Alice Nilsson, Moscow Secondary Education

Aubry Nicole Nixon§, Nampa Secondary Education

Natalie Nicole Peterson, Spokane Valley, Washington Elementary Education

Sophie Lynn Poste§, Boise Elementary Education

Jenna Ann Randolph**, Redding, California Elementary Education

Rhiley Elizabeth Rethford§, Richland, Washington Elementary Education

Jessica L. Reynoso, Jerome Career and Technical Education

Dylan James Solly, Sandpoint Secondary Education

Olivia Mary Staudinger§, Hauser Elementary Education

Dylan James Solly, Sandpoint Secondary Education

Paige Lynn Wilson**, Boise

Avery Daveigh Tabb, Moscow Secondary Education

Katelyn Michelle Taylor, Hayden Secondary Education

Summa cum laude

Kylie Rose Trout*, Post Falls Career and Technical Education

Kelsey Shea Truesdell**, Caldwell Elementary Education

Jessica Marie Uhling, Lewiston Elementary Education

Aiden Alexander Veselits, Ephrata, Washington Secondary Education

Lydia Louise Pagel, Boise Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Gabrielle Rose Palmer**, Weiser Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences Conrad Kopsa Becker**, Sandpoint Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sophia Elizabeth Raabe**, Portland, Oregon Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Micah Marie Raoelina, Caldwell Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Makynzie Valen Reed**, Paso Robles, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Carlos Raul Bravo§, Fruitland Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Peter Rienk Bouma**, Lake Stevens, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sicilia Antonella Cade**, Monument, Colorado Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dante Lane Cox, Smithville, Missouri Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Hunter Kade Rouse*, Las Vegas, Nevada Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Madison Olivia Ryther, Boise Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Madeline Marie Scrupps, Ritzville, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sidney Marie Singh*, Littleton, Colorado Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Nathan Jeffrey Durocher, Coeur d’Alene

Dennis Vernon Snyder, Cascade Locks, Oregon

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Andrew William Edmonds, Kuna Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Trent Mason Elstad, Coeur d’Alene Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Zachary Michael Teran, Newberg, Oregon Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Astrid Villa**, Ketchum

Zoe Kalani Ertel, Cambridge Cum laude

Jun Ryne Figueredo, Huntersville, North Carolina Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jessica Rhiannon Fullerton, Moscow Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Blake Teagan Hibbert**, Alta, Wyoming Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Leah Ruth Holmgren, Ellensburg, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Lauren Theresa Jamison**, Solvang, California

– 43 –

Cum laude

Landon Cooper Peterson, Onalaska, Wisconsin

Elementary Education

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jacob Kim Nguyen**, Boise

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Rylee Jo Wilson, Moses Lake, Washington

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Alexandria Renee Miller, Meridian

Alyssa Katherine Peters, Bremerton, Washington

Career and Technical Education

Emily Sue Nichols, Wallace

Ashlyn Nicole Martin**, Kettle Falls, Washington

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Secondary Education

Paul Alen Myers§, Post Falls

Caitlin L. Kelly*, Marysville, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Keelie Anna Ward, Spokane, Washington Elementary Education

Ella Louise Kees**, Boise

Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Hao Wei**, Hualian County, Taiwan Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emma Rebecca Wiedmer**, Reardan, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Madeleine Grace Wing**, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Brittany Janel Young, Genesee Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Gage Jacob Zanette, Nanaimo, Canada Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Recreation Hayley Kamryn Brown, San Diego, California

Jahna Jo Fischer, Coeur d’Alene

Darius Jordan Myers§, Boise

Lincoln James Fletcher**, Dalton Gardens

Cain Kindrick Orozco, Stayton, Oregon

John Eric Foster, Boise

Joshua Forrest Cheslek, Pullman, Washington

Isabella Irene Gilmore, Garden Valley

Caitlyn Jo Childs**, Coeur d’Alene

Amy Lynn Johnson, Acton, California

Michael David Clare**, Hayden Luke Samuel Crow, Reno, Nevada Jon Erickson, Troy

William Robert Hawkins**, Sandpoint Cum laude

Holden Scott Rayburn**, Rockford, Michigan Joseph Frederick Ruddell, Los Osos, California Sarah Elizabeth Schmitt*, Swisher, Iowa Arthur Reid Thomas, Orofino

Joseph Brent Joyce, Riggins

Pacifique Uwumukiza, Boise

Jenna E. Kilty*, Oakland, California

Breyden McCall Weygandt, Nampa

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C ollege of E ngineering Established in 1907. Suzanna Long, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Science Katelyn Mae Atkinson, Diamond, Missouri Cybersecurity

Cum laude

Andrew Bentley Bonilla, McCall Cybersecurity

Andrea Cernuda Herraiz, Valencia, Spain Biological Engineering

Pascal Leven Deuel, Mill Valley, California Biological Engineering

Isabelle Anne Dingel, Boise Biological Engineering

Summa cum laude

Samuel Max Grant, Moscow Cybersecurity

Hunter Michael Holbrook, Boise Biological Engineering

Summa cum laude

Ian James King, Pasco, Washington Cybersecurity

Magna cum laude

Isaac Lorn Looney, Silverton, Oregon Biological Engineering

Maverick Matthew March, Kennewick, Washington Cybersecurity

Benjamin Michael Miller, Meridian Biological Engineering

Nathan Dylan Nelson, Donnelly Biological Engineering

Olivia Ryan Nielson, Boise Biological Engineering

Meghan Anne Nulf, Flower Mound, Texas Cybersecurity

Rebecca Jolene Smith, Moscow Cybersecurity

David Joseph Trail, Royal City, Washington Cybersecurity

Dillon Bryce West, Lewiston Biological Engineering

Claire Elaine Westby, Liberty Lake, Washington Cybersecurity

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Taylor Renae Folta, Kennewick, Washington

Korvin Knoa Jones, Clarkston, Washington

Caeley Lahela Parker Hodges, McCall

Aiden Anthony McCarthy§, Eagle

Leiden Brooke Huber, San Diego, California

Matthew Todd Montrose, Meridian

Grace Elizabeth James**, Boise

Collin James Morgan, Idaho Falls

Kiaira Kathy Kimball, Buhl

Samuel Phillip O'Reilly, Unin, Oregon

Maren Ann Mackey, Gulf Breeze, Florida

Adrian Hensey Sanford, Moscow

Sarah Ellen Pecha, Liberty Lake, Washington

Alexander Couch Sanford, Moscow

Katelyn Marie Shadley, Idaho Falls

Joe Ryan Sparano§, Lenore

Magna cum laude

Sadie Frances Sundahl, Coeur d’Alene

Matthew A. Womelduff, Coeur d’Alene

Vy Tuong Tran, Boise

Summa cum laude

Hayden Timothy Zumwalt, Washougal, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Sterling Peyton Minor Beasley, Goldendale, Washington Nicholas James Caracciolo, The Dalles, Oregon

Angelica Vazquez Martinez, Idaho Falls Zhiyuan Xue**, Qingdao, People’s Republic of China

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Andrew William Carefoot, Marysville, Washington Ian Michael Finnigan**, Idaho Falls

Archie William Clark**, Nampa

Joshua James Jacobson**, Boise

Calvin Joseph Connelly, Boise

Shaun William Martin**, Coeur d’Alene

Mattias Grandt Cornwall, Moscow

Laura Jean Moler, Post Falls

Hunter Ray DePriest**, Shelley

Ryan Silas Nearing, Post Falls

Blaec Dettner**, Rocklin, California

Julienne Sophia Tabuada Pacquing, Boise

Cum laude

McKinley Iris Fulk, Ephrata, Washington

Fernando Pena**, Caldwell

Paul Jacob Gillespie, Paul

Amesh Sagar Shrestha**, Moscow

Amber Lynne Graves, Meridian

Brandon William Vetter, Grangeville

Olivia Grace Haener, Boise

Jonathan James Watkins, Selah, Washington

Jason Trent Hankin, Dana Point, California Lane Hunter Hanson, Viola Noah G. Hattrup**, Fruitland Adrian Hensey Sanford, Moscow

Gavin D. Baker, Bow, Washington

Ryland Matthew Hoit, Hayden

Katelyn Ann Bouse, Eugene, Oregon

Isabel Ruth Huggins, Viola

Quinn Tatsuo Dodge, Parma

Cali Marie Shipman, Plummer

Joshua Tooley, Nampa

John Leonard Arterburn, Boise

Ethan James Collingwood, Meridian

Magna cum laude

Summa cum laude

Magna cum laude

Carlos Allen Jaquez, Lewiston

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Rory Foster Arnone-Wheat, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Deborah Oluwatosin Bangudu**, Moscow Gary Dale Banks**, Spirit Lake Trung Nguyen Xuan Bui*, Lewiston

Nikolas Erickson, Moscow Cum laude

Joseph James Schlegel, Kalispell, Montana

Zaiden Oliver Espe, Moscow

Aiden Lyle Shepard, Mountain Home

Sebastian Rohit Fedane, San Jose, California

Jennie Lee Tafoya§, Moscow

Xian Gao*, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China

Andrew S. VanCorbach, Sandpoint Cole Ethan Vanderlaan**, Boise

Aayushi Gupta, Greater Noida, India

Victor Oropesa Vargas, Kimberly

Shubham K. Gupta, Kolkata, India

Zhonghan Wang, Jiangsu, People's Republic of China

Cole Daniel Halvorson**, Moscow Nathan G. Hampton, Darlington Gavin Scott Haynes§, Kirkland, Washington Lacey Rebecca Hunt, Coeur d’Alene Tryston Jade Jimenez, Shelley

Conner Derek Wiench, Spirit Lake

Akhil Karri, Visakhapatnam India Ian James King, Pasco, Washington Magna cum laude

Owen Adams Knight, Fredericksburg, Virginia Michael Thomas Knutson, Spokane Valley, Washington Matthew Jon Kurtz, Farmington, Missouri James Lasso*, Coeur d’Alene Zhexi Lu, Jiangsu, People's Republic of China Alexander Michael Mackimmie**, Coeur d’Alene

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

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Brock Aron Anderson, Meridian Emery Elizabeth Baker, Meridian Alyannah Diane De Guzman Daguro, Boise David Robert DeMain, Meridian Connor Glenn Denson, Wallace Sebastian Diaz Murillo, Caldwell John Baptist Dorr, Spokane, Washington Simon Gabriel Gaete**, Rancho Mirage, California Sara Michelle Gergen**, Coeur d’Alene Andrew Conwell Gibson**, Caldwell

Gibson A. Moseley, Driggs

Gu Junhua, Suzhou, People's Republic of China

Meghan Anne Nulf, Flower Mound, Texas

Yichen Liu, Suzhou, People's Republic of China Zhewen Luo, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China Jake Louis Miller, Rupert Trenton Dean Redman, Kennewick, Washington Jacob T. Roper**, Meridian

Palak Pandey**, Gaziabad, India

Colton Shane Royals, Moscow

Shreeya Pradhan, Kathmandu, Nepal

Suhail Singh Saini, Ludhiana, India

Spencer Harrison Reed, Coeur d’Alene

Evan James Schweifler, Spokane, Washington

Mauricio Enrique Rodriguez Venegas, Jerome

Kellen M. West, Coeur d’Alene

Siwen Xu, Suzhou,Zhangjiagang, People’s Republic of China

Jedidiah James Jones, Wilder

Shashwot Niraula, Biratnagar, Nepal

Joshua Michael Werner, Rockford, Washington

Gavin Leo Wickens, Clarkston, Washington

Connor Douglas McElroy, Post Falls

Nathan Charles Nguyen**, Spokane, Washington

Alexander Jordan Von Bruck, Bellevue, Washington

Sihan Wu*, Changshu, People’s Republic of China

James H. Hagman, Dalton Gardens

Benjamin David Kainalu Murray, Sandpoint

Bryson Mark Threlkeld, Camas, Washington

Alexander Hunter Whitman**, Coeur d’Alene

Ibrahim Maher Mansour, Moscow

Caleb Scott Mouat, Woodland, Washington

Ryan Matthew Stephenson, Coeur d’Alene

Kevin Robert Wing, Coeur d’Alene

Naga Kadarla, Vijayawada, India Jishnuvardhan Karpuram, Vijayawada, India

Jonathan Robert Stark, Eagle

Jayden David Sherman, Caldwell

– 46 –

Kewei Zhu, Wuxi City, People’s Republic of China

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering James Patrick-Pope Adams*, Hillsboro, Oregon Mohammad Amor Al-Qutub*, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Khaled Abdullah Alamoudi*, Shoreline, Washington Shay Nathan Albrecht, Valleyford, Washington Cum laude

Cole Minor Bailey, Nampa Summa cum laude

Kobe Redge Bake, Fruitland Lydia M. Beardsley, Caldwell Koji Josef Becker, Coeur d’Alene Preston Robert Bielenberg, Moscow Anthony John Black, Rathdrum Phillip Gregory Boettcher, Rupert Cade Travis Christensen, Meridian Magna cum laude

Joseph Anthony Cicanese, Coeur d’Alene Jackson Zimri Coleman**, Boise Skylar James Dawe, East Wenatchee, Washington Mason Christopher DeCola, Snoqualmie, Washington Logan R. Ellis, Meridian Alexander James Fahey, Moscow Trenton P. Flansburg, Star

Ryder Scott Fleming, Spokane, Washington Jacob Ross Flick, Gooding Summa cum laude

Jasmeen Kaur Manshahia, Mansa, India Ikenna Samuel Mbah, Lagos, Nigeria Logan M. McCallie, Kent, Washington

Cruz Manuel Flores, Caldwell

Joshua Charles McKenna, Rathdrum

Jordan Andrew Gallegos, Hayden

Kyren B. H. Mesenbrink, Coeur d’Alene

Trenton Wayne Gardella*, Mead, Washington

Ethan Marcos Miller, Moscow

Tate A. Garrett, Bellingham, Washington

Sydney M. Munson**, Spokane, Washington

William F. Gigray, Caldwell

Maxfield Elliott Nadler, Eagle

Cody P. Gilson**, Spirit Lake

Henry Russell Newman, Sacramento, California

Brock Cameron Golightly, Moscow Christian Tyler Halter, Seattle, Washington

Alex Williams Peterson, Post Falls Joshua Michael Planting, Meridian

Caleb Joseph Hanson**, Idaho Falls

Ava Noel Raney, Spokane, Washington

Isaac R Harrison, Coeur d’Alene

Wesley Thomas Rebeck, Coeur d’Alene

Colin Matthew Haugseth, Sacramento, California

Hylton Lawrence Reber, Idaho Falls

Summa cum laude

Evan Alexander Henkel, Salem, Oregon Cum laude

Ashton J. Herrick, Blackfoot William Everett Huntsman, Walla Walla, Washington Curtis Brad Johnson, Emmett

Johanna Kathryn Rodzinka**, Dayton, Ohio Benjamin Jesus Salcido, Idaho Falls Andrew Gordon Schafer, Spokane Valley, Washington James Landon Setters, Spirit Lake Warren Paul Smith, Iona

Alan Aung Kyaw, Sammamish, Washington

– 47 –

Cade Alexander Stenzel, Issaquah, Washington Steven Isaac Slade Stephens, Twin Falls Brett Russell Taggart**, Viola Stuart West Trimble**, Uncasville, Connecticut Cum laude

Sullivan Duane Weibert, Clovis, California Nicholas Scott Woodman, Eagle Oaklee Mae Woolstenhulme, Idaho Falls Owen Thomas Wooster, Walla Walla, Washington Natalie June Zender, Bellingham, Washington

Bachelor of Science in Technology Ryan Nicholas Charboneau, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

Meesha Eileen Frye*, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

Cody John Hidalgo**, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

Mackenzie Zane Tracy, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

C ollege of L etters , A rts & S ocial S ciences Established in 2002. Sean Quinlan, Ph.D., Dean

Associate of Arts Caihley Baker**, Sequim, Washington General Studies

Rand Liam Bentley**, Bellingham, Washington General Studies

Selamawit Gizaw Beshahe, Spokane Valley, Washington General Studies

Derrick LeGrand Clement, Rathdrum General Studies

Timothy Ray Coldsnow**, Meridian General Studies

Hunter Martin Ellsworth, Boise General Studies

Lisa Holloway*, Moscow General Studies

Stetson George Hook**, Roberts General Studies

Joyce Mordhorst, Santa Fe, New Mexico General Studies

Gretchen Newhouse**, Boise General Studies

Briana Charee Ritter-Engle**, Kimberly General Studies

Andrea Ellen Roberts**, Glenns Ferry General Studies

David Ruiz, Lewiston General Studies

Brandy Royelle Taylor*, Boise

Tasha Marie Haynie, Boise General Studies

General Studies

Connor Hoff, Littleton, Colorado General Studies

Kimberly Bell, Oldtown General Studies

Tanner Beymer, Kimberly General Studies

Connor Burlage*, Ashton General Studies

Seth Logan Carnahan*, Sumner, Washington General Studies

Samuel Dane, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

Logan Richard Fletcher, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

Derek E. Forbush, Parker General Studies

James Robert Gannon**, Boise General Studies

Jaden Guidry, St. Maries General Studies

Linda Kaye Hamburg**, Harvard General Studies

Eleazar Trevino*, Pasco, Washington General Studies

April Marie Ihm, Moscow General Studies

Cheryl Ann Behler Wallace, Craigmont General Studies

Javann Illum, Idaho Falls General Studies

Parker Don Jackson, Idaho Falls General Studies

Brandon Michael Jank, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

Jeanne N. Jeppesen, Teton City General Studies

Natalie Johanek**, Boise General Studies

Colt Jones**, Twin Falls General Studies

Micah Brian Jordan, Moscow General Studies

Dylan Wayne Kinney, Caldwell General Studies

Jaimie Alyssa Korner, Bothell, Washington General Studies

Kayla Nichole Menter**, Troy General Studies

Shelley Rae Mulberry*, Moscow General Studies

Thomas O’Connell, Iona General Studies

Ethan Paul Olsen, Coeur d’Alene

Associate of Science

Samuel Jason Taff**, Troy

General Studies

Chloe Prima Pegoraro, Harrison General Studies

Dominic A. Petrasso, Idaho Falls General Studies

Ryan Douglas Rapier**, Lewiston General Studies

Devin Richards, Potlatch General Studies

Erik Walker Satren*, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

Bachelor of Arts Liliya Momoka Admire, Lewiston International Studies

Sean Michael Aguilar*, Boise International Studies

Alejandra Alvizo Garduno*, Emmett International Studies; Political Science; Spanish

Alexa J. Askey, Las Vegas, Nevada English

Summa cum laude

Maricela R. Avila, Caldwell Latin-American Studies; Spanish

Karissa Marie Black**, Snohomish, Washington English

Aryeh Ezra Ames Blumenfeld, Coeur d’Alene Interdisciplinary Studies

Alivia Grace Rodgers Buchen, Coeur d’Alene English

Mason Perrine Burke*, Moscow International Studies

Jax Hunter Butterfield, DeFuniak Springs, Florida International Studies; Spanish

Thomas Arthur Buxton, Boise History

Summa cum laude

Maria Elain Ceron**, Moscow Psychology

Evelyn Cervantes**, Terreton Sociology

Spencer Howard Cook, Sandpoint History

Summa cum laude

Ethan Uriah Cookie, Box Elder, South Dakota International Studies

Kyle Wayne Serio**, Boise General Studies

Chance K. Smith, Rigby General Studies

Jaylyn Smithson**, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

Bridger Walker Stephens*, Coeur d’Alene General Studies

David Michael Cope**, Spokane Valley, Washington Film and Television Studies

Natalya Riley Cork, Meridian Political Science; International Studies

Sophia Renae Cornelius, Meridian English

Ruby Jinru Crooks**, Sandpoint International Studies

Yvonne Claire Barmon Swanstrom**, Boise General Studies

– 48 –

Rachel Lyn Danford*, Coeur d’Alene International Studies

Bailey Paige Davies, Boise International Studies; Spanish

Jack Ross Dewitt, Post Falls English

Sherrie Lynn Eckels, Greenville, California English

Summa cum laude

Megan Marie Kent, Boise International Studies

Jack Brian Kindall**, McCall

Modern Language Business

English

English

Summa cum laude

Daisy Priscila Estrada Garza, Caldwell Spanish

McKinley Anne Kirk, Boise Spanish

Summa cum laude

Emily Olivia LaGrone, Caldwell English

Makenna K. Evans, Sandpoint History

Ashlynn Marie Lambert**, Idaho Falls International Studies

Joel David Fernandez, Meridian English

Brisa Anahi Laris, Twin Falls English; Spanish

Madison Tierney Fitzgerald, Twin Falls International Studies; Political Science

Lucas Sean Fritz, Boise Summa cum laude

Catherine Jamison Galbraith, Idaho Falls Journalism

Callie Cherie Galford, Coeur d’Alene English

Belen Garcia Arias, O Barco De Valdeorras, Spain International Studies

Summa cum laude

Daisy Priscila Estrada Garza§, Caldwell Spanish

Willie J. Gibbs§, Wallowa, Oregon Broadcasting and Digital Media

Johnny Richard Gray, Moscow English

Fletcher T. Hamblen**, Twin Falls History

Jackson Scott Hamelund, Portland, Oregon Broadcasting and Digital Media

Cheyenne Renee Hill**, Boise International Studies

John Mark Holtom**, Caldwell History

Sarah Margaret Horn, West Linn, Oregon Modern Language Business; French

Wyatt Benjamin Hurst, Kettle Falls, Washington Interdisciplinary Studies

Carly Rose Johannsen§, Boise History

Tess Mairin Johannesen, Lewiston Spanish

Isabella Kazumi-Lee Jones, Moyie Springs English

Kimberly Ann Kanekapolei Kealoha, Mililani, Hawaii Film and Television Studies

Caitlyn Ray Lewis*, Nampa International Studies

Evan Neal Lindemood, Rupert History

Peyton Keely Loffer, Meridian Spanish

Jennifer Lopez, Mountain Home English

Abigail N. Lowe, Sandy, Utah Communication

Summa cum laude

Bailey Marie Lowe, Idaho Falls English

Summa cum laude

Courtney Jess Martin, Tri-Cities, Washington History

Kalista Irene McCafferty, Pullman, Washington English

Natalie K. McClain, Kennewick, Washington English

Summa cum laude

Patricia Anntoinette McMahon, Carlsbad, California International Studies

Kevin Alexander Mcenany**, Nampa English

Annalise Ruth Mitchell**, Fircrest, Washington English

Economics

Maurilio Ramirez, Fruitland International Studies

Trevor Alfred Eugene Rasmussen, Galt, California Dylan Richard Reynolds**, Boise English

Victoria Marie Kingsmore, Star English

Alexander Elliott, Coeur d’Alene

Robyn Reeder Player, Boise

International Studies

Megan Renae Kingsley, Nampa

Abram James Elbin, Post Falls

History

English

English; French

Ane Eguiluz, Boise

English

Sydney Grace Kelso, Graham, Washington

Cum laude

Summer L. Muster**, South Weber, Utah Film and Television

Jade Alisette Narvaiz, McCall Psychology

Riley James Noland, Boise Modern Language Business

Selene Ashanti Orozco-Martinez, Idaho Falls International Studies

Jacqueline Ortiz*, Tetonia French; Psychology

Laura Crystal Palomares**, Fruitland International Studies; Spanish

– 49 –

Bennett Barlow Ribary**, Walla Walla, Washington English

Whitney Marie Root**, Coeur d’Alene English

Brenna Juliet Rostron, Post Falls International Studies

Andrew T. Sims**, Post Falls International Studies

Georgia Elizabeth Swanson, Tumwater, Washington English

D. Logan Swensen, Athol Film and Television

Katelyn Michelle Taylor, Hayden English

Summa cum laude

Earl Clayton Thomas, Idaho Falls Sociology

Cooper LaForest Trail, Moscow English

Erin Nicole Trent, Star Psychology

Ivan Varela, Hailey Film and Television Studies; Advertising Summa cum laude

Karen Vega, Nampa Psychology

Shelley Dael Walker-Harmon, Moscow History

Summa cum laude

Mary Kay Wanechek, Cle Elum, Washington English

Breanna Kay Wargi, Rathdrum English

Emma Noelle Warner, Meridian History

Cum laude

Paige Lynn Wilson**, Boise Spanish

Charlotte Noel Young*, Sandpoint English

Bachelor of Fine Arts Renee Catherine Annunziato, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Theatre Arts

Kevin Michael Baker**, Boise Theatre Arts

Harry Dudley Blackstone, Dalton Gardens Theatre Arts

Shane Alexander Brown*, Coeur d’Alene

Theatre Arts

Maiya Alexandria Corral**, Martinez, California Theatre Arts

Reba Maye Decker, Spokane, Washington Theatre Arts

McKinley Anne Kirk, Boise Theatre Arts

Summa cum laude

Kalista Irene McCafferty, Pullman, Washington Theatre Arts

Jacob Matthew McGaughey, Coeur d’Alene Theatre Arts

Summa cum laude

Kylie Anne Morris, Moscow Theatre Arts

Paige Ryann O’Callaghan, Meridian Theatre Arts

Kari Raylyn Wilsey, Lewiston Theatre Arts

Bachelor of General Studies

Cheyanne N. Posey**, Kennewick, Washington Oree Charles Reynolds, Castleford Tylen Riley-Coleman*, Maricopa, Arizona James Kirk Ross**, Nampa Olivia L. Schulz, Victor

Katherine Jane Seelmeyer, Fort Collins, Colorado Music: Performance

Tyler Edward Smith-Price, Walla Walla, Washington Music Education

Aidan Luke Steinkamp, Portland, Oregon Music: Performance

Cum laude

Tyler James Slick, Ketchikan, Alaska

Elgin K. Thompson, Bend, Oregon

Adam Niven Smith, Federal Way, Washington

Eric William Thorsteinson, Moscow

Kylee Shaye Smith*, Coeur d’Alene

Luis Vargas**, Kennewick, Washington

Tianna Ai-Tian Smith, Spokane, Washington

Rachel Marie Weiss, Windsor, Colorado

Anna Christine Sotelo**, Weiser

Hugo Benjamin Weyand, Boise

Cameron Riley Stephens**, Rancho Cucamonga, California Lydia Joy Stoaks, La Grande, Oregon Sheridan Suzanne Sturdy, Hayden Summa cum laude

Music: Performance

Music Education

Music Education

Music: Performance

Music: Performance

Bachelor of Science Jordan Elizabeth Adkins, Emmett Anthropology

Benjamin Michael Tompkins*, Bonners Ferry

Sophia Aguilar, Boise City

Syrr Jadyn Barnes, Lake Forest, California

Charlie James Vliem, Carnation, Washington

Qais Khalid Al-Mahagri**, Jalan Bani Bu Ali, Oman

Julian A. Bisacca, Des Moines, Washington

Maya Wynn Warnock**, Seattle, Washington

Alexandra Janeth Alatorre**, Sugar City

Tommy R. Brooks**, Idaho Falls

Abraham Williams**, Salt Lake City, Utah

Mali G. Alexander, Spokane, Washington

Keith Leon Wilson, Idaho Falls

Abigail Lynn Allen, Star

Corinne Marie Youngren, Vancouver, Washington

Connor Reid Allen, Meridian

Jemini Tyree Iice Archer*, Barrie, Canada

Brad Jeffrey Scott Bugher, Greenleaf Crystal Violet Coriano, San Diego, California Nicholas Epler**, St. Maries Dane Daniel Gibbs*, Moscow Sayler Jane Gill§, Lewiston Angela Mary Gonzalez, Ketchum Chelsea Alena Hagel*, Chico, California Jalena Ellyce Henry, Lapwai Joshua P. Heuvel§, Priest River Virginia Hinckley*, Pocatello Mason G. Irvine, Spokane, Washington Keyshawn L. James-Newby**, Pocatello Gabriel James Jaramillo, Kennewick, Washington

Bachelor of Music Alexandro Aguilar, Payette Music: Performance

Nathanael James Buegge§, Yakima, Washington Music Education

Music Education

Kristen Faye Cox, Deary Music: Instrumental Performance

Lucas Alan Henning**, Yakima, Washington Music Education

Rebecca McClellan**, Idaho Falls

Reese Avery Kilgore, Kuna

Amelia R. Picker, Dundee, Oregon

Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

Interdisciplinary Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

History

Olivia Josephine Andersen*, Eagle Sociology

Kyla MacKenzie Anderson**, Post Falls Criminology; Sociology

Olivia Antone, Winchester Criminology

Nicolas Gabriel Caballero§, Spokane, Washington

Agustus Samuel Jones, Orofino

Orion D. Peters, Inglewood, California

Economics

Brianna Catherine Andersen*, Eagle

Ethan Edward Marshall, Caldwell Bradley James Miller*, Fruitland

Criminology; Psychology

Music: Performance

Music Education

Samuel M. Leeper, Pullman, Washington Music Education

Mason R. Oyler§, Coeur d’Alene Music Education

Derek Tyson Renzelman*, Lewiston Music: Performance

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Summa cum laude

Alexandra Arndt**, Boise History

Summa cum laude

Jaycee Rachelle Atkins, Bonners Ferry Organizational Sciences

Levi James Austin**, New Plymouth Communication

Joscelyn Analiece Averette, Post Falls Psychology

Nathan Joseph Azzopardi**, Pacifica, California Broadcasting and Digital Media

Zoie Ella Bachman, Eagle Interdisciplinary Studies

Reece Katherine Badraun, Boise Criminology

Harrison Boyd Baker, Post Falls Political Science

Lauren Elizabeth Baldeck, Coeur d’Alene Communication

Cameron Jonathan Ball, Idaho Falls Political Science

Brett Isaac Bare, Mill Creek, Washington Political Science; Philosophy

Nicholas Alexander Barkan, Eagle Film and Television Studies

Andrew Isaac Beckmann**, Colfax, Washington Interdisciplinary Studies

Elizabeth Anne Beechler*, Coeur d’Alene Political Science

Hunter Jeffery Bell, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Criminology

Summa cum laude

Heather R. Blaschka**, Boise Communication; Psychology

Emily Ann Blattner, Kuna Interdisciplinary Studies

Ailsa Elizabeth Bolt, San Diego, California Public Relations

Kristina A. Borek, Post Falls History

Casey Kelly Bouillon, Taylorsville, Utah Interdisciplinary Studies

Cody Allen Bowdridge, Pagosa Springs, Colorado Organizational Sciences

Lilianna Louise Bridge, Sun Valley Political Science

Briana O. Brosnahan, Ponderay Psychology; English

Alexis Marie Browning-Bruegeman**, Idaho Falls Psychology

Ariana Rae Bublitz, Boise Philosophy

Laurelin G.S. Buckland, Emmett Criminology; Sociology

Summa cum laude

Alyssa Rose Buckner, Eagle Criminology

Jenette Marie Buffum**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Catalina Calderon, Caldwell Psychology

Mattea Nicole Campanella**, Post Falls Film and Television

Chelsie Makarina Candia**, Victor Summa cum laude

Justin Yoshizawa Carpenter, Garden City Criminology; Sociology

Sarah Carter**, Eagle Criminology

Ellis Celic**, Twin Falls History

Emma Ray Chambers, Potlatch Criminology

Nathaniel Cheevers, Post Falls History

Ashtyn Harleigh Church, Zillah, Washington Political Science; Philosophy

Grace Jantz Clinton, Ridgefield, Washington Political Science; Philosophy

Constance Becoln Close, Maple Valley, Washington Noah C. Cobb, Coeur d’Alene

Film and Television Studies

James Devault, Klamath Falls, Oregon History

Ben Maxwell Dewitt**, Post Falls Broadcasting and Digital Media

Jack Ross Dewitt, Bronte, Texas Interdisciplinary Studies

Emme Lee Dibble*, Eagle Political Science; Sociology

Maegan Elizabeth Donovan, Fresno, California Criminology

Allyssa Ann Dotson, Spokane Valley, Washington Maizee Quinn Douglass, Lewiston Psychology

Sylas Cole, Coeur d’Alene Economics

Meghan Keating Douglass, Idaho Falls Psychology

Jacey Reagan Coleman**, Benicia, California Public Relations

Abigail Bethany Droegemueller, Idaho Falls Criminology; Sociology

Kenyon Matthu Coles, Star Psychology

Kacey Duncan*, Boise Psychology

Karalynn Alexandra Conditt, Ridgefield, Washington Psychology

Lisa Connolly**, Moscow Interdisciplinary Studies

Nicholas Blaine Conrad, Richland, Washington Political Science

Cali Ann Dunn§, Rigby Psychology

Kyla Ann Duren, Kuna Criminology

Xander Cage Echols, Chelsea, Alabama Criminology

Zachary Egbert**, Idaho Falls Communication

Michelle Angela Conrado, Boise Criminology; Psychology

Kylah Faith Corcoran**, Sartell, Minnesota Advertising

Kevin C. Eldredge**, Meridian Advertising

Anais Odessa Erbe Coan**, Seattle, Washington Psychology

Abigail Marie Corgatelli, Idaho Falls Economics; Psychology

Audrey Grace Covill, Moscow Psychology

Reba Maye Decker, Spokane, Washington

Journalism

Psychology

Marissa Mae Bershaw, Coeur d’ Alene

Psychology

Psychology

Philosophy

Nathan Aaron Berg, Meridian

Psychology

Audrey Cass**, Wauconda, Washington

Cum laude

Dana Kay Cox**, Boise Public Relations

Lillie Anne Esson, Buhl Advertising

Daisy Priscila Estrada Garza, Caldwell Sociology; Criminology

Samantha Dee Ann Ferguson, Hailey Criminology

Alison Rae Cranney, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Joseph C. Ferrier, Tacoma, Washington Psychology

Avalynn Elizabeth Creaser, Nampa Psychology

Lydia Anne Fichter**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Robert Crosgrove, Meridian Psychology

Garrett Jeffrey Fisher, Meridian Criminology

Grant Daniel**, Sacramento, California Interdisciplinary Studies

Annabel Elizabeth Davis, St. Albans, United Kingdom Psychology

Natalya Jean Davis**, Nampa Criminology; Sociology

Taya Marie De Kruyf**, Castleford Criminology

Allanna Luceen Fitzgerald**, Sagle Psychology

Madison Tierney Fitzgerald, Twin Falls History

Hailey Paige Flower**, Spokane, Washington Psychology

Bailey Lake Flynn, Boise Psychology

Jacob Roland Dean, Fresno, California History; Anthropology

– 51 –

Wilda Francois**, New Jersey English

Terren M. Frank*, Studio City, California Sociology

Joseph Walker Fredrickson, Riggins Criminology

Ethan Timothy Frisius**, Oregon City, Oregon Criminology

Communication

Criminology; Sociology

Makenah Lorraine Jackson, Vancouver, Washington

Criminology; Psychology

Madison Lynn Hall, Riddle, Oregon Criminology

Emma Grace Hammond**, Salmon Brianna Michelle Hansen, Athol Psychology

Fred M. Garcia, Post Falls Communication; Psychology

Grace Marie Antoinette Gardiner, Coeur d’Alene Anthropology

Olivia Kathleen Harnack**, Suttons Bay, Michigan Film and Television

Psychology; Organizational Sciences; Communication

Halle Reece Garro, Meridian Public Relations

Aja Alexis Harrigan§, Mountain Home Emma Marie Harrington*, Boise Political Science

Logan James Harris**, Boise Criminology; Psychology

Jennie G. Gibbons, New Plymouth Psychology

Tessa Mae Gillig**, Ferndale, Washington Film and Television

Isabella Irene Gilmore, Garden Valley Psychology

Rachael Lynne Gimmeson, Rexburg Philosophy

Cum laude

Breckan Jay Harshburger, Hillsboro, Oregon Broadcasting and Digital Media

Ella Jane Haskins, Seattle, Washington Sociology; Criminology

Summa cum laude

Jackson Brock Hatten, Bakersfield, California Communication

Franki Drew Ginglardi, El Cajon, California Psychology

Bailey Ann Givens**, Post Falls Organizational Sciences

Interdisciplinary Studies

Daniel David Heiser, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Angelica Gomez Huitron, Idaho Falls Psychology

Advertising

James Wyley Heywood*, Meridian Psychology

Lydia Paige Goodwin**, Moscow Psychology

Anthropology

Colby Lee Hillend, Moscow Psychology

Michael David Graves**, Roseville, California Psychology

Psychology; Criminology

Garrett J.W. Holbrook**, Quilcene, Washington Leah Ruth Holmgren, Ellensburg, Washington Psychology

Lola Lillie Pua Ua Lilia Green**, Post Falls Sociology

Michaela Doherty Green**, Boise Psychology

Jessie Lynn Groeniger**, Star Sociology; Criminology

History

History

Organizational Sciences

Kira Rian Haile**, Meridian Cum laude

Political Science; Philosophy

Cum laude

Jace Allen Johnson, Kamiah Public Relations

Savannah Elyse Johnson, Boise Anthropology

Emma Marin Johnston, Atwater, California Psychology

Jack Kenneth Johnston**, Moscow Psychology; Criminology

Keegan Jamie Jones, Boise Alexcia Skye Jordan, Sandpoint Interdisciplinary Studies

Annika Jane Jozin, Wawa, Canada Kate Julia Kadoshnikov, Rathdrum Christina Aikaterine Kaltsukis, Pendleton, Oregon Organizational Sciences

Rana Kamis, Sunnyside, New York Simran Kaur, Amritsar, India Psychology

Velma Doris Keller**, Twin Falls Saloni Khetan**, Bara, Nepal Criminology; Psychology

Andrew Oakland Kiehlbauch, Boise Political Science; Psychology

Mattison Marie Kirkpatrick, Kuna Katelynn Lee Kjorness**, Lewiston Psychology

Holly Ann Horrocks, Coeur d’Alene Psychology; Criminology

Sophia Marie Horton, Royal Oaks, California Christian F. Howington, Boise Film & Television; Advertising

Darian Kiana Guy*, Meridian

Clara Annette Johnson, Auburn, Washington

Psychology

Cameron James Honovich, Boise

Psychology

Alec Christian Gutteridge**, Meridian

Summa cum laude

Psychology

Political Science; Public Relations

Jamie Ann Green*, Kennewick, Washington

Communication

Alyssa Mae Johnson, Nampa

Psychology

Nathanael Lee Hill, Portland, Oregon Organizational Sciences

Josee K. Grant**, Fruitland

Psychology

Madison Ashley John, Rathdrum

Psychology

Morgan Alyse Hettich*, Lake Tapps, Washington Criminology; Psychology

Sienna Jade Gonzales, Tucson, Arizona

Psychology

Kelsey Dee Jensen**, Genesee

Psychology

Psychology

Sociology

Metria Aubrey Jansen, Idaho Falls

Advertising

Fianna Hayes, Lapwai

Isabella Marie Hernandez, Nampa

Cara Renea Goff**, Boise

Psychology

Journalism; Broadcasting and Digital Media

Psychology

Vincent Maurin Garner, Meridian

Lauren Elise Jackson*, Boise Interdisciplinary Studies

Bailey A. Hall, Nampa

Criminology; Sociology

Rachel Ann Galligar, Weiser

Political Science; Philosophy

Emma Kay Hakala**, Bend, Oregon

Kylie Brynn Hummel, Danville, California Psychology

Andrew McClellan Hursh, Boise Political Science

– 52 –

Summa cum laude

Clinton Neil Kralik, Moscow Film and Television

Wyatt Mason Kuykendall**, Careywood Psychology

Amber LaRocco, Laramie, Wyoming Interdisciplinary Studies

Madalynn Elana Lasher**, Post Falls Psychology

Grace Jeanne Laumatia**, Plummer Criminology

Josette Jarboe Lauteren*, Boise Sociology; Criminology

Brady Walsh LeBard**, Eagle Interdisciplinary Studies

Rhela Rayette Leen**, Sandpoint Psychology

Summa cum laude

Ava Lehosit, Dalton Gardens Applied Music; Psychology

Ava Elizabeth Lekawa, Palos Verdes Estates, California Psychology

Political Science; Criminology

Jose Juan Berelleza Lewis, Post Falls Psychology

Nathan Alan Lewis, Rathdrum Psychology

Alison Denise Lolley**, Nampa Summa cum laude

Jennifer Lopez, Mountain Home Psychology

John Redmond Loughran**, Kooskia Psychology

Natalya Ann-Mahre Lucero, Hayden Psychology

Isabel Luna**, Athol Psychology

Mattie Elizabeth Lustig*, Cottonwood Anthropology

Carson Daniel Mabry, Meridian Criminology

Priya A. Mader, Genesee Communication

Tessa Gene Maebourne, Post Falls Philosophy

Ethan Edward Marshall, Caldwell Criminology

Jeffrey Mason**, Boise Psychology; Sociology

Hailey Marie May**, Boise Communication

Krista Venecia McCallie, Kent, Washington Criminology

Madison Lee McDaniel§, Boise Psychology

Abbey Jo McDonald**, Filer Psychology

Cum laude

Kendelin Elaine McLuskie*, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Sadie Rose McMichael, Boise Public Relations

Cum laude

Felicia Marie McPherson*, McCall Criminology

Sierra Ann Meyer, Hauser Lake Psychology

Celilo Miles, Lapwai Communication

Psychology

Advertising

Julius Gregory Mims, Billings, Montana Psychology

Kincaid James-Scott Moberly, Moscow Sociology

Gianna Therese Molnar*, Moscow

Summa cum laude

Applied Music

Economics

Political Science; Criminology

Sarra R. Phelps, Lewiston Anthropology; History

Emma Helen Piepgrass, Calgary, Canada Summa cum laude

Jerzee Linn-Rose Pigford, Sedro-Woolley, Washington Olivia Ponte, Cottonwood Heights, Utah Sociology; Psychology

Maxine Mae Moulton, Emmett Public Relations; Communication; Advertising

Craig Jacob Mueller, Post Falls History

Taylor Nicholas Potter, Middleton Criminology; Psychology

Madison Nicole Pugh, McCall Psychology

Britney Munoz, Nampa Psychology; Criminology; Sociology

Giselle Murillo-Garcia, Jerome Film and Television

Megan Lillian Murray**, Sandpoint Psychology

Jordan Celeste Navarro, Rathdrum Psychology

Luke Joseph Nelson, Emmett Summa cum laude

Natalie Maxine Newton, Richland, Washington Psychology

Evan B. Nicol, Calabasas, California Philosophy

Olivia R. Niemi*, Portland, Oregon Cum laude

Audrey O’Neil Moore, Sandpoint Psychology

Jerome Roger Opsal, Oak Harbor, Washington Psychology

Kaden James Orcutt, Idaho Falls Political Science

Raven Oriard, Priest River Psychology

Advertising

Addisen Rose Pennington**, Parma

Psychology

David Michael Morancy, Emmett

Psychology

Leif John Pedersen, McCall

Psychology

Maya Soleil Monteblanco, Richland, Washington

Criminology

Michael Gilbert Paz**, Moscow Film and Television

Whitney Catherine Milleson, Ontario, Oregon

Communication

Caitlyn Ray Lewis*, Nampa

Psychology

Bradley Miller**, Fruitland

Summa cum laude

Zoey I. Ovard-Paris, Pocatello Political Science

Tessa A. Overholtzer**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Elise Lynn Palus**, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Kelly June Pape**, Boise Anthropology; Sociology

Cum laude

Emma Paige Parker§, Wilder Psychology

Darrell Parodi, Kendrick Psychology

Emma Devereaux Patterson, Boise Psychology

Maurilio Ramirez, Fruitland Political Science

Emily Reese*, Belle Fourche, South Dakota Philosophy

Johnnie James Rehorn, Boise History

Dillon John Rice, Nampa Political Science

Allison Cecilia Richards, Athol Psychology

Samantha Mykaelah Richards, Walla Walla, Washington Psychology

Chance Grayson Rivard, La Grande, Oregon Criminology

Sophia Marie Robertson, Meridian Public Relations; Psychology

Broadcasting and Digital Media

Crystal Rose Roddy, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Katelyn Jean Rode, Post Falls Communication

Emma M. Rodgers, Lenore Psychology

Destiny Judith Isaiah Rodriguez, Shoshone Sociology; Criminology

Nahomi Rodriguez, Melba Criminology; Psychology

Justyn Rogers, Upper Mount Gravatt, Australia Psychology

Elysia Rogerson§, Moscow Economics

Seth Christian Rogne*, Coeur d’Alene History

Emily Marie Roland, Payette Psychology

– 53 –

Summa cum laude

Jacob L. Robillard, Moscow

Yaritza Fernanda Romo, Wendell History; Film and Television

Sociology

Breana Faith Ross, Nampa Psychology

Advertising

Psychology; Criminology

Summa cum laude

Katie Lynn Russell, Cambridge Broadcasting and Digital Media

Connor Andrew Ryan, Kent, Washington Broadcasting and Digital Media

Clarissa Shalae Salazar, Burley Psychology; Criminology

Kaiya Ynez Sanchez, Weiser Philosophy

Karina M. Sande, Rathdrum Cum laude

Toriana Grace Sandquist, Payette Psychology; Criminology

Tatum Lee Anne Schaffer, Modesto, California Psychology

Ryelee E. Schlueter**, Genesee Organizational Sciences

Rachael Rene Selzler, Hayden Psychology

Wanda I. Sheppard, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Psychology

Moriah Dawn Sieverkropp, Bonners Ferry Interdisciplinary Studie

Cooper Jean Simmonsen, Meridian History

Shaunna Marie Sines, Post Falls Interdisciplinary Studies

Avery Ann Slater**, Hayden Criminology; Sociology

Amelia Madeline Smith**, Butte, Montana Psychology

Grace Helen Smith**, Bend, Oregon Criminology; Psychology

Martha Blanch Smith, Kooskia Political Science

Thomas Ean Mekhi Smith, Boise Applied Music

Dylan James Solly, Sandpoint History

Brielle Rexene Sorensen, Gooding Public Relations; Communication

Taylor Linne Southam**, Richland, Washington Criminology; Sociology

Connor Jordan Spencer, Troy Economics

Megan Kylie Elizabeth Stanley§, Coeur d’Alene

Psychology

Hannah Sue Welch, Parma Psychology

Sophie Marissa Streiff**, Severna Park, Maryland Summa cum laude

George David Strunk, Snoqualmie, Washington Political Science

Ashley Weitzel**, Henderson, Nevada English

Kylie Denee Stokes**, Middleton

Anthropology

Lanie Marie Weeks, Lewiston Interdisciplinary Studies

Emma Jean Stensrud, Florence, Montana Criminology

Hadley Brynn Russell, Boise

Isabelle Kay Webster, Boise Psychology

Jonathan Robert Stark, Eagle Philosophy

Alexandra Mae Rowley**, Weiser

Philosophy

Morgan Everetta Stapleton**, Sandpoint

Cum laude

Ashlynn Marie Sullivan, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Chyanne Catherine Weller, Coeur d’Alene Film and Television

Claire Elaine Westby, Liberty Lake, Washington Criminology

Stephanie Nicole Wheeler, Rathdrum Criminology

Earl Clayton Thomas, Idaho Falls Sociology

Alaina M. White, Sandpoint Communication; Criminology

Sophia K. Thomas, Camas, Washington History

Kendra Paige Whitehead**, Idaho Falls Organizational Sciences

Sarah Thomton, San Diego, California Psychology

Hayden Nathaniel Threlkeld, Camas, Washington Economics

Nathaniel Ty Trachimowicz, Boise Criminology

Alexander L. Trench*, Idaho Falls Interdisciplinary Studies

Nathan Christopher Tupper**, Meridian Political Science

Lydia Grace Hanan Turner**, Cataldo Criminology

Jackson Dean Uhrig**, Shoshone Interdisciplinary Studies

Parker Elise Van Dam, Boise Psychology

Morgan Van Der Sluys*, Sandy, Utah Organizational Sciences

Emily Vega**, Caldwell Broadcasting and Digital Media

Samuel Arthur Verharen, Coeur d’Alene Interdisciplinary Studies

Summa cum laude

Kayla Nicole Vittoe, Eagle Sociology; Criminology

Lily Mahala Waldrup, Sandpoint Psychology

Kimberly A. Wallace, Moscow Psychology

Jedidiah Quinn Wallen, Moscow History

Kelbie Iva Rene Washington, Moore, Oklahoma Communication

Taylor Kate Wassel, San Diego, California Psychology

Canyon Reece Watkins, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Criminology

– 54 –

Nicholas E. Whitehead**, Pleasant Grove, Utah Psychology

Savanna Maria Wickel§, Colbert, Washington Psychology

Avery Grace Wicks, Boise Advertising

Tyler V. Wicks*, St. Maries Advertising

Maxwell Atticus Wilderson, Gunnison, Colorado History; Anthropology

Lauren Nicole Wilkins**, Boise Psychology; Communication

Alexa Lee Williams, Rexburg Criminology; Sociology

Christina Williamson, St. Maries Interdisciplinary Studies

Erika Jane Windels**, Merrifield, Minnesota Psychology

Bradley Shane Wing**, McCall Interdisciplinary Studies

Brandon Michael Wong, Boise Interdisciplinary Studies

Mary Christina Wren**, Lewiston Political Science

Katherine Rene Yager, Moscow Criminology

Althea J. Zimmer**, Rathdrum Psychology

Emily Elizabeth Zimmer, Ann Arbor, Michigan Psychology

Presley Ann Zimmerman**, Victor, Montana Public Relations

C ollege of N atural R esources Established in 1917. Dennis Becker, Ph.D., Dean

Associate of Science Blake Andrew Ely, Chehalis, Washington Forest Operations and Technology

Mack Parson Hagenbaugh, Troy Forest Operations and Technology

Harrison Allen Kiefer**, Rathdrum Forest Operations and Technology

Maria Talitha Kinne, Kootenai Forest Operations and Technology

Samantha Loretta Laramie, University Place, Washington Rangeland Ecology and Management

Svenja Alexandria Markley**, Austin, Texas Wildlife Sciences

Summa cum laude

Ethan V. Marklund, Buhl Wildlife Sciences

Daisy R. Medina, Rocky Ford, Colorado Rangeland Ecology and Management

Noah Gregory Miller, Moscow

Bachelor of Science Lydia Kay Anders, Nampa Natural Resources Enterprise Mgmt: Nat Res Development Emphasis

Madison Rae Bardwell, Nampa Rangeland Ecology and Management

Madyson Noelle Brock, Kingsburg, California Wildlife Sciences

Forest and Sustainable Products

Riley Renno Chapin, Sagle Rangeland Ecology and Management

Cade Alan Crookshanks**, Carson City, Nevada Cum laude

Anna Katherine Culhane, Mountain Brook, Alabama Wildlife Sciences

Shannon Skye Edvalson, Payette Wildlife Sciences

Allison JoLynn Engel, Pe Ell, Washington Wildlife Sciences

Sawyer James Hall, Dalton Gardens Fisheries Science

Cameron Denzil Heaton, Wilder Wildlife Sciences

Grace Jean Holwagner**, Baldwin, North Dakota Wildlife Sciences

Daniel Robert Hopla, Idaho Falls Conservation Biology

Cheili Maclaren Jackson, Spring Creek, Nevada Wildlife Sciences

Kuuleialoha Anelamaikalani Kaaukai**, Honokaa, Hawaii Rangeland Ecology and Management

Evan Gray LaBrie, Somers, Connecticut Fisheries Science

Thunder Fenix Lambright**, Everett, Washington Conservation Biology

Fallon Ashley Nichols, Nampa Conservation Biology

Michael O’Connell, Idaho Falls Wildlife Sciences

Aidan Lee Otto, Littleton, Colorado Wildlife Sciences

Riley James Parr, Boise Forest and Sustainable Products

Joshua Thomas Carey**, Idaho Falls

Fisheries Science

Natural Resource Enterprise Management Cum laude

Autumn Mae Rane, Boise Conservation Biology

Patrick Stephen Ranson, Kirksville, Missouri Fish Sciences

Riley Christine Robenstein, Boise Wildlife Sciences

Summa cum laude

Madelynn Rose Rusho, Priest River Fisheries Science

Summa cum laude

Liam James Ryan, Bothell, Washington

Eika Louisa Havilah Willis**, Bonners Ferry Ecology and Ecosystem Science

Summa cum laude

Caleb Michael Wilson, Troy Fisheries Science

Seanna Wittler, Carmel, California Wildlife Sciences

Patrick E. Young**, Sparks, Nevada Rangeland Ecology and Management

Andrew James Zellars, Boardman, Oregon Rangeland Ecology and Management

Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Conservation Biology Moira Payton Arthaud, Cody, Wyoming Victoria Scout Bartlett, Mountain Home Josey Ashlyn Bouhanna**, Richland, Michigan Joshua Burke Covak**, Parker, Colorado Canifax-Broesch Marie Isabella, Hayden Ripley Ann Orr, Boise Destany Little Sky Pete**, Owyhee, Nevada Zoe Abigail Spanbauer**, Boise

Wildlife Sciences

Justin Alan Sargenti, Boise Wildlife Sciences

Ripley Aleu Schultz, Alta, Wyoming

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

Summa cum laude

Caleb P. Adolfson, Meridian

Day Dana-Terese Scott, Lander, Wyoming

Katie Grace Andrews§, Maple Valley, Washington

Conservation Biology

Wildlife Sciences

William Jeffrey Seggerman, Oxbow, Oregon Wildlife Sciences

Skyler D. Bollar, Kimberly Summa cum laude

Ashton Rose Sellke**, Mead, Colorado Rangeland Ecology and Management

Angela Marie Stegeman, Frazier Park, California Fisheries Science

James Robert Stone, Cressona, Pennsylvania Fisheries Science

Noah Andrew Blackmon, Sitka, Alaska

Cum laude

Kathleen Helen Teets, Wendell Fisheries Science

Lucas Theodore Weber**, Salida, Colorado Rangeland Ecology and Management

– 55 –

Drew Thomas Brandt§, Portland, Oregon Alyson Dawn Burleigh, Boise Jarrett Alden Carney, Portsmouth, Virginia Gabriel R. Donahue, Boise Kassandra Grace Ehll**, Warrenton, Missouri Gabriella Marcella Eldridge, Moscow Eli Kurt Epling, Boise

Sidney L. Hammond, Rathdrum

Lily Marie Meyer, LaOtto, Indiana

Brandon Michael Poxleitner, Keuterville

Zoie Isabella Harvey**, Windsor, Colorado

Jason Shae Smith**, Plummer

Connor James Quinn**, Moscow

Wyatt Joseph Tatakis*, Lima, New York

Christopher David Rau, Dayton, Ohio

Juan Trujillo, Ontario, Oregon

Madelynn Rose Rusho, Priest River

Timothy Ryan Hoover*, Avon, Ohio Olivia Marie Howell, Hayden Riley Brooke Kesey, Vale, Oregon Gabriel Thomas Kline, Caldwell Asa Rafael Lackey, Oley Valley, Pennsylvania Timothy James Loftus, Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

Kassie Yeager**, Montrose, Colorado

Bachelor of Science in Fishery Resources Anna Christine Klundt**, Vancouver, Washington

Liberty Nicole McCarley, New Meadows

Ethan Kyle Leininger, Durham, California

Liliana Frances Montes, Seattle, Washington

Patrick Stephen Ranson, Kirksville, Missouri

Erick Joel Pimienta Tovar**, Moscow

Trevor C. Strickland**, Rathdrum

Matthew Joseph Rauch, New Hope, Pennsylvania

Cody Michael Wilkin**, Montpelier

Zachary Huston Van Niman, Redmond, Washington Nicole Ashley Schmelzle, Colville, Washington

Zack Randall Ziegler**, Fruitland

Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Summa cum laude

Carly Caitlyn Schacher, Post Falls Emily Rene Shellabarger, Laura, Ohio Silas Evan Turner, Tacoma, Washington Skylar Wisdom Weinstein**, Portland, Oregon Jonathan Lee Wetzel, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Nathaniel Perry Wiggin, Portland, Oregon

Bachelor of Science in Rangeland Conservation Emma Noelle Macon, Auburn, California Cum laude

Abigail Elizabeth Shagena**, Penacook, New Hampshire

Aubree Makenna Tanner**, Nampa

Zander H. Ascher**, Coeur d’Alene

Emily Rose Taylor, Moscow

Nickolas M. Barrett, Lancaster, Ohio

Irie G. Therrian**, Kellogg

Lauren May Brown, Meridian

Emma Margaret Walker§, Boise

Madeline Rose Burgoyne, Rupert

Olivia June Briskin**, Laie, Hawaii

Makayla Grace Wilson, Portland, Oregon

Tyler Dakota Christensen, Alamosa, Colorado

John Patrick Hynds, Athol

Bachelor of Science in Fire Ecology and Management Lydia Kay Anders, Nampa Garett Andrew Bernard**, Prineville, Oregon Miles Hayden Hatch, Costa Mesa, California Evan James Hudson, Spring, Texas Aidan Moon Kelly, Sebastopol, California Ramsey Mayson Marquis, Stanley

Theo Benjamin Dicus, Moscow Brent Alan Gossard, Coeur d’Alene Zachary Jordan Johnson, Springboro, Ohio

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Resources

Dillon Colt Johnson*, Rigby John Murphey**, Boise Ripley Ann Orr, Boise Corbin James Scott, Boise

Makayla Grace Kelly**, Homedale

Trevor C. Strickland**, Rathdrum

Annalise Danielle Kuhlman, Edwardsville, Illinois

Hagen W. Tubbs**, Twin Falls

Summa cum laude

Colton Lee Musgrave, Bend, Oregon Cum laude

John Rivers Nicholson, Toutle, Washington

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Annie Joy Bi Na Vaage**, Orofino Cody Laurence Wagner*, Creston, Washington Aiden McKay Weston*, Penngrove, California

C ollege of S cience Established in 2002. Ginger Carney, Ph.D., Dean

Bachelor of Arts Lily Jean Smith**, Bend, Oregon Physics

Mubasil Haroon Khan Yousufzai, Lahore, Pakistan Physics

Cheyanne A. DuCharme**, Oviedo, Florida Medical Sciences

Cassidy Magdalena Elicker, Tukwila, Washington Mathematics

Kate Olivia Elson, Boise Medical Sciences

Bachelor of Science Madison Bryce Albaugh*, Post Falls Geological Sciences

Statistics

Erica Jean Allen**, Moscow Geological Sciences

Rory Foster Arnone-Wheat, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mathematics

Zaiden Oliver Espe, Moscow

Medical Sciences

Chemistry

Hailey Jasmine Geib, Boise Mathematics

Medical Sciences

Alorah R. Grossman, Ely, Nevada Valerie Guevara*, Meridian Medical Sciences

Mikacia Renee Bartosz, Genesee Medical Sciences

Alexis Dawn Hamburger, Rathdrum Biology

Kendra LeAnne Beardsley*, Lewiston Geological Sciences

Parker J. Hansen, Merced, California Mathematics

Joel Robert Beasley, Sterling, Virginia Geography

Alexis Paige Harbottle, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

Rylee Kate Black, Fruitland Medical Sciences

Bella Fiore Albrigo Hardy**, Genesee Geography

Peyton Lee Brackenbury, Richland, Washington Medical Sciences

Taylor Grace Brickey, Bend, Oregon Medical Sciences

Cum laude

Hannah Belle Brown, Boise Medical Sciences

Haley Priscilla Harvala§, Pocatello Statistics

Sandra Grace Hedger, Middleton Physics

Annika Marie Helgeson Donaldson§, McCall Geological Sciences

Grace Kathryn Chadwick**, Powell Butte, Oregon Medical Sciences

Maizie Nicole Chapin§, Mount Vernon, Washington Medical Sciences

Dillan Hunter Clark, Meridian Medical Sciences

Spencer Howard Cook, Sandpoint Summa cum laude

Sarah A. Coss, Fairbanks, Alaska Mathematics: Applied

Ryan Michael Costa, Coeur d’Alene Chemistry; Mathematics; Physics

Angel Lea Dominguez, Kooskia Medical Sciences

Maria C. Dominguez Diaz, Twin Falls

Geological Sciences

Emma Joy Johnson, Spokane, Washington Medical Sciences

Collin James Jones, Meridian Geological Sciences

Siddhant Shridhar Kamble§, Mumbai, India Md Adnan Kamil, New Delhi, India Mathematics

Mason Thomas Kilker§, Rochester, Minnesota Chemistry

Laurie Nicole Geissler**, Coeur d’Alene

Mathematics: Applied; Statistics

Tyler D. Barlass*, Oldtown

Chemistry

Adam McAlister Johnson, Rexburg

Statistics

Sean Thomas Farrell, Encinitas, California

Biology

Michael E. Barb**, Post Falls

Medical Sciences

Mathematics: Applied

Mathematics

Matt Allbee§, Long Beach, California

Geography

Wei Khuan Eng, Kedah, Malaysia

Kristian Peter Jacobson*, Boise

Amy Hernandez**, Las Vegas, Nevada Biology

Emily Hernandez**, Las Vegas, Nevada Biology

Lacey Ray Herzog, Twin Falls Biology

Isaiah K. Hewitt, Moscow Geography

Pierce Alan Higgins, University Place, Washington Geological Sciences

Camden Rajcich Hill, Pullman, Washington Earth and Spatial Sciences

Ashley R. Hopkins**, Boise Medical Sciences

Kaitlyn L. Horning**, Post Falls Biology

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Owen Adams Knight, Fredericksburg, Virginia Geography; Geographic Information Systems

Quinn James Knivila-Ritchie, Poulsbo, Washington Geography

Suyuki J. Laurian*, Jerome Chemistry

Kurt Leitner, Richland, Washington Statistics

Anthony Michael Lopez, Brentwood, California Biology

Tessa Gene Maebourne, Post Falls Mathematics

Khadeeja Mansour**, Moscow Mathematics

Bryden Steve Mattoon**, Moscow Mathematics: Applied

Thomas Brason McCormick**, Fallon, Nevada Medical Sciences

Summa cum laude

Emily Grace Medema§, Meridian Earth and Spatial Sciences

Drew David Meisner**, Meridian Medical Sciences

Natasha Yemurai Muparutsa, Harare, Zimbabwe Medical Sciences

Haley Lynn Nelson**, Coeur d’Alene Geological Sciences

Tyler Johan Nelson, Bellevue, Washington Chemistry

Nathan Charles Nguyen**, Spokane, Washington Mathematics

Ashley Danelle Nocera**, Post Falls Geological Sciences

Elijah William Oelke, Bellingham, Washington Chemistry

Katelynn Elizabeth O’Keefe, Shelton, Washington Medical Sciences

Connor Timothy O’Neill, Meridian Physics

Henry Daniel Pals, Lewiston Medical Sciences

Paige Joanne Palzinski, Hermiston, Oregon Medical Sciences

Elaina Rose Parker§, Boise Geological Sciences

Katja Pattis, Tiers, Italy Chemistry

Magna cum laude

Alexi Ann Petersen, Post Falls Chemistry

Kanyaphut Plernchaiyaphum, Las Vegas, Nevada Biology; Medical Sciences

Medical Sciences

Himanshi Sanjay Singh, Navi Mumbai, India Medical Sciences

Austin Daniel Smith*, Coeur d’Alene Mathematics

Quinn M. Smith, Richland, Washington Medical Sciences

Kathrin Grace Souza, Seattle, Washington Statistics

Thomas Jameson Stock, Boise Mathematics

Dawson Loyal Stokes, Deary Medical Sciences

William Tyndale Stutzman, Post Falls Physics

Jennie Lee Tafoya, Moscow Mathematics

Lydia Evelyn Tapp, Arlington, Virginia

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Natalie Stephanie Carreon**, Caldwell Adrian Vega Chavez, Blackfoot Sarah A. Coss, Fairbanks, Alaska Sterling Paige Coy, Post Falls Katherine Rose Hill**, Boise Cum laude

Tess Mairin Johannesen, Lewiston Jeffrey Michael Luque**, Boise Audrey Kathleen Morris, Snoqualmie, Washington Ethan Graeme Reich, Seattle, Washington Ryan Tadashi Wild**, Castle Rock, Colorado

Mathematics

Claire Abigail Qualls**, Moscow Biology

Paige Ellen Tekippe, Eagle Medical Sciences

Ethan Graeme Reich, Seattle, Washington Chemistry

Aurora Rene Reishus, Noxon, Montana Chemistry

Rim Tedros Tekle, Twin Falls Medical Sciences

Kathryn Margaret Theissen, St. Louis, Missouri Mathematics: Applied

Anna Hope Ronayne, Boise Mathematics; Statistics

Astha Tiwari, Amravati, India Medical Sciences

Kate Ellie Rooks, Emmett Statistics

Brooke Eva Tourville**, Eagle Medical Sciences

Hunter William Rowland, Middleton Physics

John Allan Trumble*, Meridian Biology; Medical Sciences

Nathan Rhyse Rubio**, Ammon Physics; Mathematics

Ty Gregory Sherman**, Boise

Magna cum laude

Grace Christine Salim, Enterprise, Oregon Medical Sciences

Kaiya Ynez Sanchez, Weiser Biology

Reagan Marie Santos, Kennewick, Washington Medical Sciences

Kayenne Rae Scaletta**, Rathdrum Biology

Margo Audrey Schoesler, Colbert, Washington Medical Sciences; Biology

Rachael Rene Selzler**, Hayden

Avneet Virk, Jalandhar, India Statistics

Cum laude

Ella Ruth Vosburg, Missoula, Montana Physics

Nathan Richard Weeks, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

Elizabeth Jean Wilcoxson, Lewiston Chemistry

Ryan Tadashi Wild**, Castle Rock, Colorado Biology

Brendan Thomas Wood, Cambridge Medical Sciences

Cameron Joseph Young*, Idaho Falls Chemistry

Chemistry

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Bachelor of Science in Microbiology Lily Jo’ell Bren, Moscow Ashley Kaye Brown, Boise Dayna Yesenia Buitron, Caldwell Natalie Stephanie Carreon**, Caldwell Christian D. Dooley, Boise Hannah Esther Griffin, Coeur d’Alene Katherine Rose Hill**, Boise Cum laude

Raeana Cherie Kendra, Coeur d’Alene Lucas Antonio LaMana, Star Jane Ellen McGuckin**, Sandpoint Sydney Pauline Oakley, Coeur d’Alene Katelyn Jean Rode, Post Falls Shelby Lynn Swearingen**, Idaho Falls Wyatt James Tindall, Bayview Wyatt Allan Vandever, Hayden Megan Megumi Ward, Caldwell Natasha E. Wylie*, Redmond, Washington

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

Award of Completion

Honors Award of Completion

(14 Honors Credits)

(21 Honors Credits and Completion of Honors Thesis, Portfolio or Global Honors)

Ethan James Collingwood, Meridian Chemical Engineering

Erin Nicole Trent, Star Psychology

Anna Marie Bliss, Bonners Ferry Accounting

Skyler Dean Bollar, Kimberly Environmental Science

Honors Core Award

Annika Jane Jozin, Wawa, Canada

(19 Honors Credits)

Sydney G. Kelso, Graham, Washington

Claire Elaine Westby, Liberty Lake, Washington Cybersecurity and Criminology

Psychology

English

Mason Thomas Kilker, Moscow Chemistry

McKinley Anne Kirk, Boise Spanish and Theatre Arts

Abigail N. Lowe, Sandy, Utah Communication

Kalista I. McCafferty, Pullman, Washington Theatre Arts and English

Joshua Michael Planting, Meridian Mechanical Engineering

Savannah Elizabeth Pratt, Liberty Lake, Washington Architecture

Sophia Marie Robertson, Meridian Public Relations and Psychology

James Robert Stone, Pottsville, Pennsylvania Fish Science

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C o mm i s s i o n s i n t h e A r m e d F o r c e s A i r F o r c e O ff i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1947. Lieutenant Colonel Peter J. Brunke, PhD, USAF, Professor of Aerospace Studies

Second Lieutenant, United States Air Force Jacob William Redin Golden, Ramstein, Germany Rachael Lynne Gimmeson, Rexburg Thomas Arthur Buxton, Boise Alexa Lee Williams, Rexburg

Second Lieutenant, United States Space Force Katelyn Mae Atkinson, Diamond, Missouri

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

Second Lieutenant, United States Army Joel R. Beasley, Onsted, Michigan Rylee R. Brunson, Orting, Washington Cameron J. Honovich, Boise Austin L. Horlebein, Nampa Kayla A. Hurl, Shandon, California Mason G. Irvine, Spokane, Washington Ethan E. Marshall, Caldwell Kaden J. Orcutt, Meridian Matthew J. Rauch, New Hope, Pennsylvania Johnnie J. Rehorn, Boise Benjamin J. Salcido, Idaho Falls

N ava l O ff i c e r E d u cat i o n P r o g r a m Established in 1945. Captain Scott P. Brunson, USN, Professor of Naval Studies

Second Lieutenant, United States Marine Corps Noah Blackmon, Sitka, Alaska Jun Figueredo, Honolulu, Hawaii Miles Hatch, Costa Mesa, California

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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 ff i c e r T r a i n i n g C o r p s Distinguished Military Graduate This award is presented to ROTC cadets who are in the top 20 percent of all cadets nationwide in academics and ROTC. Joel R. Beasley, Onsted, Michigan Rylee R. Brunson, Orting, Washington Kayla A. Hurl, Shandon, California Kaden J. Orcutt, Meridian Matthew J. Rauch, New Hope, Pennsylvania Benjamin J. Salcido, Idaho Falls

S t u d e n t A c h i e v e m e n t A wa r d s The following students were recognized at the annual Student Achievement Awards (held on April 11, 2025) with two of the highest awards that can be bestowed to a student.

These awards recognize their exemplary academic work, student leadership, philanthropy and service to the university community.

Guy and Grace Wicks Memorial Award Shashwot Niraula Shreeya Pradhan

Donald and Cora Theophilus Award Martha Smith Anthony Gonzalez

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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., A.T., Director and Assistant Dean, University of Washington School of Medicine Idaho WWAMI students receiving Doctorate of Medicine degrees from the University of Washington School of Medicine, following completion of training at both University of Idaho and UW-Seattle, with area of specialization for residency training.

Caleb M. Allred, Rexburg Otolaryngology

Izzy Anaya Carmona, Meridian Internal Medicine

John V. Andrianu, Post Falls Internal Medicine

Jake C. Bruner, Moscow Family Medicine

Adam S. Crandall, Coeur d’Alene Interventional Radiology (Integrated)

Julio A. de Leon, Rexburg Otolaryngology

Matt S. Dean, Moscow Family Medicine

Ian J. Engerbretson, Moscow Emergency Medicine

Zachary J. Fishburn, Boise Internal Medicine

Ariana M. Garabedian, Boise Psychiatry

Lance S. Good, Idaho Falls Psychiatry

Rachel Greiner, Eagle Pediatrics/Anesthesiology

Emina Gulbis, Boise Obstetrics and Gynecology

Connor Guthrie, Iona Internal Medicine

Colin W. Nowierski, Boise Family Medicine

Ethan K. Overfelt, Moscow Radiation Oncology

Fabio Halla, Boise Internal Medicine

Armando L. Perez, Boise Internal Medicine

Zach J. Havlovick, Idaho Falls Family Medicine

Sam R. Peterson, Boise Anesthesiology

Tanner K. Holyoak, Jerome Internal Medicine

Kainoa Quia-Park, Pocatello Pediatrics

Grant C. Jacobsen, Boise Interventional Radiology (Integrated)

Maryam Karim, Boise Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical

Elana A. King-Nakaoka, Hailey Obstetrics and Gynecology

Jacob T. Menchaca, Pocatello Internal Medicine

Dylan T. Quintana, Boise Family Medicine

Benjamin T. Reich, Sandpoint Emergency Medicine

Rhett O. Schlader, Cottonwood Family Medicine

Cameron J. Skaggs, Boise Anesthesiology

Drew G. Morse, Hailey Neurology

Andrew D. Spencer, Star Surgery-General

Sheva Mozafari, Boise Obstetrics and Gynecology

Nathan L. Newby, Coeur d’Alene Orthopaedic Surgery

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 53rd year of successfully educating Idaho’s physicians. The WWAMI program is nationally accredited through its partnership with the UW School of Medicine, allowing 40 Idaho medical students to complete their first 18 months of medical training at the University of Idaho, Moscow campus. Idaho’s medical students complete the remainder of their clinical training in Idaho through the WWAMI clinical site in Boise and throughout the five-state WWAMI region.

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S i g n i f i c a n c e o f A c a d e m i c A p pa r e l 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

University of Idaho mace

The university’s second President’s Medallion

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S i g n i f i c a n c e o f A c a d e m i c A p pa r e l 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 bachelors’ have pointed sleeves; those of masters’ 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.

Honor Cords

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

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

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

The College of Law moved into its permanent Boise-based facility at 501 W. Front Street in 2021 just a few blocks west of the main U of I Boise campus located at the corner of Broadway and Front. These facilities serve the greater southwest Idaho community by providing classroom space, housing U of I programs, and by hosting events and meetings for diverse groups of external stakeholders.

Today, students, faculty, researchers and staff work on a variety of topics that include water; natural resources and the environment; education; law; community sustainability and design; family economics; childhood education; 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 200 faculty and staff members.

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

Strategically located in Boise – the economic and governmental center of Idaho and home to more than 55 percent of the state’s population and business entities – U of I Boise supports teaching, learning, research, medical education and outreach. U of I Boise distinguishes itself through: •

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Quality programs that accommodate working professionals and full-time students with a focus on professional and workforce development;

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Proactive research for domestic and global solutions;

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Collaborative and interdisciplinary work with the public and private sectors, including other institutions of higher education; and

Outreach to southwest Idaho’s communities to foster their sustainability, growth and educational access;

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Enduring relationships with alumni and friends to carry forward the proud history and traditions of the University of Idaho.

At U of I Boise, we welcome and respect all people. As the Boise location of Idaho’s oldest public university, we are committed to serving 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 (U of I Coeur d’Alene) engages university expertise to transform education, develop innovative research, and cultivate a knowledge-based economy throughout North Idaho. Students achieve higher education excellence in Coeur d’Alene through in-person and distance degree programs led by faculty from across the state. More than 30 degrees and programs are available to students who wish to attend the University of Idaho from Coeur d’Alene. A variety of professional development offerings bring continuing education opportunities to professionals in both the public and private sector. Each year programs, including 4-H, Master Gardener, and the Idaho Building Capacity project, serve hundreds of community members. The University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene provides opportunities for all people in North Idaho through its degree programs, technology and research centers, outreach, and collaborative philosophy.

Technological innovation is carving a prominent place into the future of North Idaho. U of I Coeur d’Alene elevates this emerging sector with education opportunities in technology. The College of Engineering at the University of Idaho offers computer science education that is critical for satisfying workforce needs, meeting student demand, and growing the economy in North Idaho. Faculty and students in the Vandal Manufacturing Automation Laboratory support local industry by providing curriculum designed to address industry needs. The recent additions of live lab courses in both the B.S. Medical Sciences and B.S. Industrial Technology degrees bring even more educational opportunities to the area. Increased dual credit offerings have broadened educational pathways for students in Region One high schools.

Surrounded by lakes, rivers, and mountains, U of I Coeur d’Alene is uniquely positioned to build programs in connection to its rich natural environment. U of I Coeur d’Alene is now the home of the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI), where conducted research supports the water resource needs of the state of Idaho. IWRRI is charged with supporting faculty across the state as they work toward excellence in water resource science. IWRRI also plays an important role in facilitating, participating in, and developing innovative education and outreach programs that provide research-generated information to water managers, agency research scientists, and the public. Through collaboration on The Confluence Project, IWRRI at the U of I and fellow regional partners give hundreds of high school students hands-on water science experience from the shores of Coeur d’Alene Lake and the slopes of Lookout Pass. IWRRI also provides lake ambassador training through Bay Watchers, leads community conversations with the Our Gem Collaborative, and educates construction workers on stormwater and erosion control (Panhandle Stormwater and Erosion Education Program).

U of I Coeur d’Alene operates several facilities in the North Idaho region. The Harbor Center in Coeur d’Alene houses classrooms, conference rooms, labs, and offices. The Hedlund Building at North Idaho College (NIC) houses the Computer Science program: classrooms, robotics labs, and offices. The DeArmond Higher Education Center at NIC brings state-of-the-art student services and classroom instruction from several higher education institutions under one roof. In Post Falls, the University of Idaho Jacklin Science and Technology Center supports startup companies, U of I research projects, and U of I Extension in Kootenai County.

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

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University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Celebrating 70 years in eastern Idaho At the Idaho Falls campus, our core mission is engineering, science, technology and related disciplines. The facilities feature technology enabled classrooms and advanced cybersecurity, energy and engineering laboratories that support the excellence in the curriculum offered. The faculty are recognized leaders in their respective fields and actively engaged in far reaching, impactful research. Collaborations with Idaho National Laboratory, Naval Nuclear Laboratory, local industry and other educational institutions strengthen and expand opportunities for students.

Since our first graduating class in 1955, more than 2000 students have earned degrees through coursework and research at the Idaho Falls location. Students have also completed academic certificates and courses for professional and personal development. We are proud to be part of the community that extends through the entire state of Idaho including the Cooperative Extension Offices in 42 of the counties.

The location in eastern Idaho is ideally situated near the beautiful Snake River and in close proximity to two national parks and many other outdoor recreational areas. Idaho Falls is a regional hub for economic development, commerce, cultural events and health care.

University of Idaho, Idaho Falls faculty and staff congratulate the graduating class of 2024-25 on their achievements.

Go Vandals!

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“ H e r e W e H av e I d a h o ” 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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