University of Redlands College of Arts & Sciences Commencement Program 2022

College of Arts & Sciences Commencement University of Redlands April 23, 2022

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Commencement Ceremony Opening Procession University of Redlands Ensemble The audience will please remain seated for the procession.

Order of the March University Marshal Flag Bearers and Standard Bearers Members of Maroon and Grey

Recognition of 2021–2022 Outstanding Faculty Awards Kathy Ogren, Ph.D. Provost

Conferring of Honorary Degree President Krista L. Newkirk Terry W. Hartle Doctor of Humane Letters

Student Marshals

Alice J. Mozley ’70 Doctor of Humane Letters

Graduating Class of 2022

Address

Faculty Marshals The Faculty of the University The Administration of the University

Ceremony Presiding Krista L. Newkirk, J.D. President, University of Redlands

Land Acknowledgement Rev. John Walsh, M. Div. Omer E. Robbins Chaplain to the University, Emeritus

Invocation Rev. John Walsh

Welcome Remarks Steven Wuhs, Ph.D. Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Welcome and Recognition of Graduates and Guests

Jill Tiefenthaler, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer, National Geographic Society

Recognition of Veterans and Those Dedicated to Service Dean Steven Wuhs

Presentation of Graduate Degree Candidates Dean Steven Wuhs

Conferring of Degrees President Krista L. Newkirk

Presentation of Undergraduate Degree and Mascot Emeritus Distinction Dean Steven Wuhs

Presentation of Undergraduate Degree Candidates Dean Steven Wuhs

Conferring of Degrees President Krista L. Newkirk

President Krista L. Newkirk

Benediction

Greetings from the Class of 2022

Rev. John Walsh

Montserrat Pineda ’22 B.A. Political Science

Musical Interlude Jamison Stevens ’22 and Timothy Cunningham ’22 “The Road Home” by Stephen Paulus

Alma Mater Jamison Stevens ’22 and Timothy Cunningham ’22 All students will please stand and join in the singing (words on page 29).

Closing Procession The audience will please remain seated for the closing procession.

This event is being recorded and will be webcast live. If you do not wish to be in the recording, please see an attendant who will direct you to an appropriate viewing location.

About the President

Krista L. Newkirk, J.D.

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rista L. Newkirk became the University of Redlands’ 12th president in July 2021.

Since coming to Redlands, she has been highly engaged, connecting with a wide range of constituents by meeting with and listening to faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the University.

During that time, she prioritized and led the charge to create a safe environment for the University’s return to in-person campus activities, oversaw the launch of the School of Business & Society, implemented and expanded the Redlands Promise marketing plan, initiated a collaborative strategic planning process, and completed the University’s comprehensive Forever Yours fundraising campaign which raised a record-breaking $207.2 million.

Newkirk spent her formative years on a cattle ranch in Missouri before attending the University of Missouri’s Honor College on scholarship. She transferred to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English. She earned her Juris Doctor degree from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William & Mary, where she served as editor-in-chief of the William & Mary Journal of Women and the Law. During her time in law school, she served as an intern at the Newport News Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. She worked with victims and witnesses, negotiated outcomes for the Domestic Violence Unit, and prosecuted cases. She worked for several years as an attorney in private practice and at a Fortune 300 company.

Newkirk joined the Office of Legal Affairs at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2003, then became the Chief of Staff at UNC Charlotte in 2012. As Chief of Staff, she assisted the Chancellor in addressing the significant issues confronting the University.

Newkirk assumed the presidency of Converse College in 2016. Under her leadership, Converse enhanced its financial, academic, and cultural strength. Apart from developing an innovative strategic plan, Converse launched its first doctoral degree program, expanded its master’s degree offerings, opened an extension campus, and transitioned from a single-gender institution to a coeducational, residential college. Under Newkirk’s charge, Converse changed its name to Converse University on July 1, 2021, and established the Converse College for Women to preserve its single-gender focus.

In 2020, Newkirk was honored as one of the 50 Most Influential People and one of the 25 Women of Influence in the Upstate of South Carolina and was named a Woman of Achievement by the Spartanburg Herald-Journal in 2018. In 2010, she was selected as a Legal Elite by Business North Carolina.

Newkirk and her husband, W. Lewis (Lew) Glenn III, have two sons.

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Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters

Terry W. Hartle American Council on Education

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erry W. Hartle has spent his professional career at the intersection of higher education and the federal government. For the last 30 years, he has worked as senior vice president, Government Relations and Public Affairs, at the American Council on Education (ACE) to organize and lead the higher education community’s efforts to establish and maintain government policies that will benefit colleges and universities and their students. Most recently, Hartle and his team designed and led the successful effort to secure federal government support to help institutions and their students during the pandemic. As a result, Congress provided $78 billion in COVID-19 relief for higher education—half of which went directly to students and their families.

As an expert, knowledgeable, and passionate voice on behalf of colleges and universities, he testifies before Congress and is quoted frequently in the national and international media. He regularly publishes articles on the politics and policy of higher education.

Before joining ACE, Hartle was the education staff director for the Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources, then chaired by the legendary Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.

In this position, he played a central role in creating some of the public policies that still underpin federal aid to colleges and their students. He also was a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and a research scientist at the Educational Testing Service.

Hartle’s commitment to higher education is based on personal experience. He received a doctorate in public policy from George Washington University (GWU) and a master’s in public administration from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in history (summa cum laude) from Hiram College and spent part of his undergraduate years studying at the University of Cambridge. He has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by Northeastern University and currently serves on the Smith College board of trustees. He has received the GWU President’s Medal, the Hiram College Alumni Achievement Award, and was inducted into the Hiram College Athletic Hall of Fame. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.

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Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters

Alice J. Mozley ’70 Life Trustee

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lice J. Mozley ’70 earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in speech and audiology from the University of Redlands. While a student, she participated in Alpha Theta Phi, University Choir, and Chapel Singers. Mozley credits her U of R years, including her Salzburg semester, with empowering her to seek new opportunities and become a lifelong learner.

Following graduation, Mozley worked in several fields. She was among the only women at Magnavox Research Laboratories and considered her experience working on the development of GPS the most rewarding in her professional career. Mozley also worked for Lockheed Missiles and Space, where her projects included contract negotiations for the Hubble Space Telescope’s sunshield. After earning her MBA from Harvard Business School, she worked for McKinsey & Company as a consultant for aerospace, oil field equipment services, and high technology.

In 1989, Mozley became vice president for planning and development at the Times Mirror Company. As the organization’s highest-ranking woman and one of the few female senior executives at a Fortune 100 company, her responsibilities for Times Mirror and its 25 operating companies included strategic and long-range planning, restructuring, investment, and financial analysis. She retired in 1993.

Mozley has consistently served communities where she has lived and worked. Her service to the University began in 1992 when she was elected to the Board of Trustees. She chaired two Board committees (governance and advancement) and served on many others during her tenure. She also sat on search committees for two presidents and a dean.

Mozley chaired the Salzburg Endowment Campaign and the recently completed Forever Yours campaign. In 2019, the Board of Trustees awarded her the Life Trustee distinction, and the University previously recognized her with the Distinguished Service Award and the Centennial Award.

Having received scholarships as a Redlands student, Mozley established two endowed scholarships at her alma mater. She also endowed the director’s chair for the Salzburg program. Her service on numerous other boards includes Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles and Big Sisters of Los Angeles. She also was a former trustee for the Future Without Limits Foundation, which supported inner-city youth.

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Commencement Speaker

Jill Tiefenthaler, Ph.D. National Geographic Society

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s chief executive officer at the National Geographic Society, Dr. Jill Tiefenthaler oversees the development and implementation of the society’s mission-driven work and programmatic agenda. She leads the global community of explorers—scientists, innovators, educators, and storytellers—in the mission to illuminate and protect the wonder of our world. Dr. Tiefenthaler sits on the society’s board of trustees and the board of National Geographic Partners.

Before joining the National Geographic Society, Dr. Tiefenthaler spent nine years as the president of Colorado College. During this time, she helped set a new direction for the school, executed the most ambitious fundraising campaign in the college’s history, and developed and implemented a comprehensive strategic plan that expanded and cultivated an engaged and globally connected academic community. She developed a campus master plan, executed an alliance to make the world-class Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center part of the college, and led the college’s efforts to achieve carbon neutrality. She also drove significant increases in diversity among the faculty and student body and led the campus community in an external review of racism at the college that resulted in an antiracism implementation plan.

Before leading Colorado College, Dr. Tiefenthaler was provost of Wake Forest University, where she redesigned the admissions process to include an SAT-optional policy, integrated the university’s undergraduate and graduate business schools, established the Institute for Public Engagement and The Humanities Institute, and implemented “Living Our Values,” a plan to strengthen residential life and campus vibrancy.

Dr. Tiefenthaler began her academic career at Colgate University, where she was a full professor of economics before holding various administrative roles, including consultant to the president, associate dean of the faculty, founding director of the Upstate Institute, and chair of the department of economics.

Originally from Iowa, Dr. Tiefenthaler grew up on a farm and worked for her family’s popcorn business before attending Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana. She earned her M.A. and Ph.D. in economics from Duke University.

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Student Commencement Speaker

Montserrat Pineda ’22 B.A. Political Science

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ontserrat Pineda ’22 is passionate about uplifting communities like the one she grew up in. A dedicated organizer from Long Beach, California, she chose to study political science at the University of Redlands while becoming increasingly involved in student organizations and her local community.

While at Redlands, Pineda’s background as a first-generation college student from an immigrant family informed her commitment to uplifting and advocating for students with similar backgrounds. She championed other first-generation students through Students Together Empowering Peers, joined the social justice- and diversity-focused sisterhood Wadada Wa Rangi Wengi (WRW), increased voter awareness by cofounding Bulldogs Vote, and worked in the Study Away office. She currently serves as the policy and budget co-chair for the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities’ Independent California Colleges Advocate Program, a group that develops participants’ leadership, communication, and advocacy skills and deepens their knowledge of how policymaking affects education.

Pineda remained dedicated to her local community by interning for Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia, Vice Mayor Rex Richardson, and U.S. Rep. Alan Lowenthal; working at the Long Beach Center for Economic Inclusion; and organizing food distribution drives and civic engagement activities in North Long Beach.

Her commitment to justice, equity, leadership, and public service resulted in Pineda’s receipt of the Colwell Prize, the Jacob Green Memorial Prize, the Velma Hooper McCall Award, and the Warren Christopher Public Service Scholarship. She was also the inaugural recipient of the Vivanco-Daugherty Family Study Abroad Travel Grant, which supported her semester abroad in London.

Pineda is proud to be the first in her family to receive a college diploma and views her experiences and accomplishments as a way to honor her family and community. In the future, she plans to attend graduate school with the goal of working in the policy field— ultimately continuing her work in her community and building on her Redlands education.

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University Mascot

Adelaide “Addie” ’22 B.A. Philosophy and Leadership

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delaide Victoria of Redlands (“Addie”) has served as the University’s first female mascot for the past four years, representing Redlands at athletics, studentled events, and major celebrations such as inauguration, homecoming, and commencement. Named for the founding first lady of the University and wife to the first President, Adelaide N. Field, Addie is the seventh live mascot to serve.

She interned with her predecessor, Mascot Emeritus Thurber, at the beginning of the 2017-18 academic year, and was installed as the official mascot prior to a home basketball game on January 20, 2018. During her internship is when Addie realized Redlands was the place for her.

Addie originally selected the encouragement of more rescue animal adoptions, especially of bulldogs, as her platform. She met and exceeded that goal with hundreds of community service hours, earned honors as a scholar-athlete, and scored high marks in philosophy, community relations, leadership, and education.

After graduation, Addie will pursue master’s work—refining her roll, finessing her fetch, and swimming (soaking her paws in the pool).

The University of Redlands congratulates Addie on her achievements and thanks her and her handler, Mary Littlejohn ‘03, ‘12, for their extraordinary service.

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College of Arts & Sciences Graduate and Undergraduate Degree Candidates

Artist Diploma

Master of Science

Music Performance

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Tim Laguna ‡ Jeeye Park ‡ Megan Elizabeth Susuico-Scott ‡

Master of Music Composition Jonah Matthew Chaffin Kevin Leevarinpanich

Conducting Emily Currie Roper

Performance Giulia Bratosin Austin Daniel Charles-Marcel Amanda Faith Colclough Craig Charles Colclough Joseph Christian Daughenbaugh Connor Bryant Edmundson Thomas Boyd Francis ‡ Katherine L. Hartman Christian Elizabeth Hillis ‡ Katherine Lipp Brett Michael Logbeck ‡ Kyle Jacob Ortega ‡

Jerlene Reyes Balagot Kaitlynn Amanda Cruz Madison Louise Cruz Paulina Escobedo Tatiana Fabila Rachel E. Gillespie Marissa Janette Hernandez Leandria Sade Johnson Megan Johnson Chrystal Lujan Tesa Rebecca Mejia Marilyn Mendoza Lisa Meyer Jennifer Elizabeth Palacio Nicole Frances Margaja Quirante Makayla Nicole Springer Laurel Ray Stockwell Nadia Diane Syrko Kevin Louis Taba Alistair Tashaya Trisorus Samantha Kate Wiley Kaylin Elizabeth Worthington Melissa Zavala

Degrees awarded in the ceremony are conditional upon completion of course requirements in accordance with University policies. The listing of a candidate’s name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation but is not to be regarded as conclusive. Honors recognized in the graduation ceremony may be changed based on the processing of final grades.

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Bachelor of Arts

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Studio Art Adriana Dinapoli Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Isabella Marie Duarte Second major: Liberal Studies Tanner Joseph Gish Jacqueline Gonzalez Kalei Moon Griggs Breanna Lynne Gunderson Second major: Psychology David Hazward Lauren Jacob Zackary W. Johnston Second major: Management Milet Lizarraga Erin Mary McGrellis Second major: English Literature Andruw Payton Mendes Calvin Luc Originales Gaston Michael Pavao Amanda Daniela San Miguel Laurel Schenkman Nayeli Uresti Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Caitlin Walsh Sierra Walton Maeve Kathryn Wiencek Moe Yokota Second major: Computer Science

Biology Natalie Carrasco Tyesen-Alexis Gordon Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Kai X. Kang Sophia Kira-Lucas D Kaitlyn Nichole Lesko Alida Lopez Omar Daniel Moran Castro Jake Daiki Nihei Izabelle Maree Vazquez Second major: Psychology Destiny Velasquez Caroline E. Wacker

D Honors Candidate

Elizabeth Anne Accomando Marcella Elena Arellano Riley Barclay Veronica Marie Boatman Jayla Renae Brown Second major: Liberal Studies Madeleine Anne Bush Isabell Raylene Carlson-Prebot Juan Manuel Castro Claire M. Chmielewski Evan Cruz Colunga Kyanna Lynn Dagdagan Katelyn Paige Davidson Ellen Cecelia Dendinger Jenelle A. Dorotta Kurt Stuart Einfalt Lindsey Escobar Second major: Spanish Maryann Naomi Estrella Second major: Spanish Precious Alease Greenwood Emily Ruth Heaston Destiny Antonia Hernandez Cari Brynn Hickman Mika Taylor Hulley Isabella Jacobs Allison Julia Johnson Victoria Leonardo Erika Bertha Veronica Lopez Guadalupe Gaeta Lopez Evelyn Guadalupe Luna Second major: Spanish Janhely Arisbe Montoya Tiana Janai Mosley Makenna Cathleen Parenti Ilene Eliza Pinon Saundra Marie Ramirez Kayla Rivas Kailyn Jasity Ruano Ana Maria Ruvalcaba Logan Frances Scherrer Sabrina Denise Serrano Natalie Marie Starlin Taylor A. Swartz Roth Second major: Liberal Studies

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Degree Candidates Melanie Erna Toth Emily I. Volpone Mia Christine Wallace Second major: Liberal Studies Felicity Diamond White Kathleen Elise Wilson Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Kaitlyn MacKenzie Woods

Computer Science Kiranraj Amuthan Jarin Duke Correa Carlos Daniel Salgado Anthony J. Wilson Jonathan Alexander Zacarias

Creative Writing Romina-Marie Frances Baronia D Joy Holiday Barton Elijah Stephen Brown D Jordan Devon Damond D Piers Carr Donald Second major: Management Sara Josephine Eddy D Dylan James Gonzalez D Olivia Rose Manson D Corwin Bryce Rochester Rachel A. Schmidt D Leslie Thyis Sernaque Falcon D Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Noa Josef Sperber D Second major: Environmental Science

Economics Hillary Yamile Aispuro Amr Arif Aleryani Maxime Gabriel Amiset Roberto Gregorio Avina Joseph Andrew Hewitt Roberts Mara Renee Sudekum Cole Michelle Warburton

English Literature Sarah Esperanza Arreola Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Madison Kyle Aument

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Cristina Estela Bayne Alejandra Jeannett Castorena Erika Brooke Eklund Second major: Liberal Studies Tsianina Flores Kenia Isabel Gonzalez Grace Victoria Hull Grace Ellen Jolly Madeline Frances Kildee Angel Daniel Lopez Samantha Madden Cy Makin Mendoza Morgan Emily Morris Mary-Kate Elizabeth Shary Olivia R. Umstead D Second major: Creative Writing Megan Christine Vlietstra Second major: Liberal Studies Alessandra Avril Young D v Second major: Political Science

Environmental Studies Jack Gregory Bartick Second major: Political Science Justin Evan Douglas Armando Gonzalez Zaragoza Gwendolyn Howard D Kalyn Ann Kemp Casey Joell Lynch Rosemary Montoya Second major: Sociology and Anthropology Katherine Elizabeth Neri Courtney O’Neal Brenna Blaine Quinn Jalynne Rose Reyerse Sean Kevin Sampson D Jessica Nicole Torosian D

Health, Medicine, and Society Alexis Monique Armendariz Danniella Vanessa Avalos Annick Isabella Bangou Gabriella Raiden Cano Sara Marie Colley Second major: Environmental Studies Taylor Mae Degnan Garrett Irvin Falkenstine Second major: Theatre Arts

Joren McKenzie Fettig v Diana Viridiana Flores Elizabeth Nicole Geringer Second major: Biology Isabella Grace Glenn D v Aliana Rose Gordon Elizabet H. Ha Austin Huang Cristina Delia Jercan Natalie Rose Keegan Second major: Psychology Jackson Parker Keene D v Kennedy Marie Kerr Second major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Destiny Pilar Kreiser Nolan Elizabeth Mendonca Second major: Liberal Studies Luisa Maria Meza Barron Rilee K. Mezenen Alisha Moreno Sage Aleah Peterson Henry Nicolette Victoria Ramirez Madison Ann Southmayd Jace Timothy Tessaro Anthony John Vargas Thomas Weber v

History Jessica Renee Berry Faith Elizabeth Boeke Zachary Bryan Campbell Monet Jolie Dudas Mackenzie Anne Green Stephen Eugene Kredel II Jordan Russell Macatee Tayler Marie Petrillo Alfredo Quirarte Jr. Aya Rosalyn Smith Tehya Amber Tovar Blake Barnard Villar

International Relations Ethan Andre Deshaies Rory Campbell Fitzgerald

D Honors Candidate

Nadia Lathan v Second major: Economics Lucy G. Macomber William Hale Oestreich Second major: Political Science Sophia Marie Rockne Second major: Economics Angelica Soria Second major: Public Policy Kimberly Patricia Vela

Liberal Studies Jordana Beth Bartfeld Second major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Charlotte Rose Baum Second major: Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Christina Becerra-Luna Second major: Spanish Aloe Elizabeth Demichiel-Kraft Second major: Spanish Genesis Catalina Ford Sanchez Second major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Mia Ahna Martel Second major: English Literature Anthony N. Noble Second major: Management Samantha Rose Phillips Second major: Mathematics Samantha Vasquez Second major: Spanish Tracy Tram Vo Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Alison Shea Noelani Waddles Second major: Spanish Arianna Werblak Second major: Psychology Jazmin Patino Zepeda Second major: Spanish

Management

Diana Aviles-Correia Second major: Spanish Joseph Maxwell Bennett Second major: Psychology

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Degree Candidates Luis Alberto Chavez Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Anna Rose Forteza Second major: Studio Art Sarah Nichole Gortler D Second major: Public Policy Leslie Michelle Hernandez Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Cayden Nelson Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Tristen Katelyn Sherley Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies

Media and Visual Culture Studies Rupert Dean Andrew D Aramis Alexander Armendariz Jacqueline Lavinia Bryant Nekayah Rhavin Daily D Second major: Business Administration Clive Malcolm Davis Giacomo Giuseppe Ferrari Leila Marie Lane Alicia Noelle Lombardo Second major: Theatre Arts Dylan Harry Ross Carly Jean Rummerfield Second major: Studio Art Rheji Markis Seay Keona Marie Diaz Shimizu Boyan Song Savannah Tesmer

Music Jilleacia Amaya Evans Second major: Management Patrick Xavier Telles Jr. Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society

Philosophy Johnathan Alexander Padilla

Physics Cecil Ossa-Jaen D Second major: Computer Science

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Political Science Emiliano Arizmendi-Castilla v Second major: Spanish Lauren Elizabeth Bingham D Kyle James Bott Chessie Fuying Briggs Second major: Public Policy Keith Kincaid Dawson Emily Nicole Deleon D Second major: Religious Studies Alyssa Marie Downs Eleanor Elizabeth Dreslough Ethan Frostig Second major: Public Policy Duncan Earl Glover D Calhoun Peter Helmberger Ariel Krystal Herrera Jonathan Lee Hoffman D v Second major: Creative Writing Rachael Kau’inoheamalia McGregor Brooks C. McVicker v Second major: Economics Julia Anne Moreno Kristi Belle Oliveira Anna Celeste O’Meara Second major: English Literature Montserrat Pineda Aleksandra Reszka Amanda Mae Riebe v Samuel George Scherer D Ashley Duran Sierra-Tillery Kathleen Marie Walz D Second major: Religious Studies

Psychology Anastasia Chanel Austen Jessica Ann Bayley Olivia Rose Bronge Second major: Management Mason Burgess David Lawrence Burr Jr. Angel L. Castro Maile Nichole Costello Rebecca Grace Cunningham Annabella Ruth Davis Mercedez Monic Delgado Caitlyn Hope Faro

Alexandria Elizabeth Feeley Francesca Elizabeth Ann Fernandez Karen Fuentes Cassandra Elaine Gaitan Berkit B. Getachew Geneva Reischer Harburger Ashley Marie Holbrook Kristina Hua Heather Kaitlin Hunt Thomas Perry Jansen Oruulreng S. Johanes Ha Young Jung Olivia Leigh Kaminski Rebecca Ann La Bad v Jessica Lynn Larson Savannah Jo Lockhardt Spencer Kailikaimaluhia Coloretti Lopes Daphne Abigail Marroquin Ricardo Dwight Merrick Emily Elise Meyer Alexys Leigh Moretti Jordan Nicole Nelson Samantha June Nicholson D Second major: Religious Studies Jessica Okubo Gianna Fay Pitesky Michelle Allison Pollok Nicholas Dave Poveda Second major: English Literature Saudya Reagor Isabella Sofia Romagnoli Marissa Leeann Sanchez Zayda Amaya Saulet Justin Philip Seidel Second major: Spanish Sarah Shibuya Shibuya Alyssa Kay Smith Savannah Ruth Spiess Danielle Ann Stallings Angela Flores Stendahl John Earl Tarleton Jada Jolie Teran Destiny Karyme Toledo Camille B. Villa Jandy Thalia Zacarias Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society

D Honors Candidate

Public Policy Kennedy Annabella Bryan-Hart Agustin Fernando Bujanda Carla I. Caro Alanna Michele Farrington Jehanna Godinez Second major: Race and Ethnic Studies Sofia Isabela Linares v Erin D. Maxwell D Second major: Creative Writing Sofia A. Mier Stephanie Irene Tuk-Vong Shen v Second major: Liberal Studies Mary Ichiko Tanouye Samantha Anne Wells Second major: International Relations Rachel Grace Young

Race and Ethnic Studies Alessandra Nia Carrillo-Hayes Second major: Liberal Studies Abigail Vivian Fellows Karool Stephany Graciano Espino Malina Ann Gramata-Jones Kaelie Lee Julia Mayhew Second major: Political Science Jaida Raelene Mitchell Max Smyley Batu Tomac

Religious Studies Jonah Derick Brownell D Second major: Political Science Jaclyn Dawn Ellis Megan Sarah Eslamboly D v Second major: Sociology and Anthropology Gabriel Anthony Olivares Ryan Lee Place Second major: Management Bella Sturr Second major: Biology Kai Thompson

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Degree Candidates Sociology and Anthropology Nathan Real Abelon Anthony Acosta Sophia Claire Bilello Second major: Psychology Walezka Castillo Carmina Anahi Contreras Coronel Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Cassidy Irene Crotteau Danielle Nicole Davis Abigail Rayna De Hay Rashel Estrada Rachael Renee Lagrand Angel Karolyn Limas Jadin Anthonie Michaels Maeve Culligan Murphy Jillian Jo Nunez Chyanne-Summer Dimaporo Pagkalinawan Daniel Lawrence Precie Samantha Leigh Rosenberg Noah Stephen Shloss Second major: Management Jordan Shanelle Smith Melissa Aidee Valencia Chavez

Spanish Naomi J. Aranda Second major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Antonio Chavez Second major: Psychology Daniela Solis Gomez Briana Hernandez Hannah Brooke Jerrier Second major: Psychology Yocelyne Pena Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Peter Ahmed Santacruz

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Ashlynn Delanie-Sherrea Allen Camden Jude Padilla v

Bachelor of Music Music Composition Timothy John Cunningham ‡ Second major: Mathematics Jamison Todd Stevens D ‡

Music Education David Gallardo Jonathan William Hathaway ‡ Micaela Christine Macaraeg Dakota John Otis Mark Anthony Perez ‡ Jacob Paul Quijada ‡ Dora Ashton Ridgeway Olivia Grace Vara Travis Edward Woliung

Music Performance: Keyboard Joseph Alexander Candelaria D ‡ Nicholas Tyler Slaughter ‡ Second major: Music Composition

Music Performance: Strings Jace Victor Elliott ‡

Kayleigh Elizabeth Stelling D

Music Performance: Wind or Percussion

Theatre Business

Timothy Donald Makieve Paige Giannettie Lee Scalise

Theatre Arts

Eleanora Rebecca Cuthbertson D Matthew Aaron Jackson D James L. Johnston D

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Thomas William Johnston D Gabriel P. Rodriguez D Margaret Anne Stoops

Bachelor of Science Accounting Samuel Terry Ayers Sidney Layne Chambers Dana Lin Condon Ashley Gonzalez Contreras Kyle Jorgenson Wei Chan Li Nathan Neves Daniil Privaltsev Dorsey Owen Wilhoite D Justin Adrian Yang Second major: Business Administration

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Juan Jimenez Jimenez Angel Rivera

Biology Madison Tyler Ellington-Jones Kourtney Joan Heald D v Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Abigail Lynn Hentschke Michelle Elizabeth Koopman D Sydney Kalea Nakagawa Christopher Phelps Ortel Hanna Elisabeth Parker D v Clairissa Ponce D Nicholas Alexander Schwartz Verenice Tapia Second major: Health, Medicine, and Society Shaylen Alexis Zuniga Second major: Psychology

Business Administration Amjad Rajaie Abu-Hashim Alexander Robert Acosta Steve Acuna

D Honors Candidate

Karan Akcan Peter Michael Anderson Arnold Applebaum Michael Anthony Aranda Yang Bai Jackson T. Barnes Hector Becerra Crystal Ann Bosch Cameron Nicole Bouer Gina Danielle Caminiti Jessica Esmeralda Cantu Hernandez Jonathan Linux Cheung Bradley John Clinton Brandon Edward Donahue Gage Harrison Douglass Macie Marie Fierro Josh David Figueroa Alexis Garcia Jason Ward Gates Jessica Marie Gonzalez Miguel Gutierrez Shaye Lauren Hillyer Mallory Hughes Avery J. Jacobson Pavitra Jayabalasingam Malia Kiger Mark Isaac Kirkland Cameron Lynn Kundig Kiana Shaunte LeBlanc Lexi Rose Lehman Second major: Psychology Ziyue Lei Second major: Economics Christopher Scott Loudon Sydney Isabelle Louie Michael Joseph MacDonald Jr. Jess Raul Magana Jr. Halle Francesca Martinucci Colin Bernard McCarthy Evelyn Medina Second major: Spanish Peyton Campbell Menti Enrique Moreno IV Tommy Nigro

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Degree Candidates Collin Garry O’Connor Coatsworth E. Ostendorf Tyler Freeman Owens Cody Paul Ben Steven Peterson Sophia Marie Ramos Serena Lee Rodriguez Valerie Angel Rodriguez Ruby L. Selis Seneca Sequin Silva Jr. Julia Josephine Smyth Jared Anfernee Stone Noah Jeffery Taplett Esteban Thumas Jaden Ryan Toman Sebastian Antonio Tostado Connor Dinhnam Tran Christopher James Tritz Joshua Alexander Vargas Danya Rose Wallis Payton Walsh Kenneth Isaiah Woods Djimon Wulah Brooke Dominique Zamora Brian Oscar Zozaya

Chemistry Audrey J. Braun Summer J. Brown Second major: History Miguel Fausto Kevin Michael Higgins Tony Huynh Laura Ionescu v Brighton R. Okamoto Isaac Rodriguez D Second major: Biology Jenna Watson Second major: Biology Shaun Ryan Weatherly D v Second major: Biology

Computer Science Paetin Spier Nelson Thomas Michael Reznik Isaac Wesley Sesmundo Andrew A. Yip

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Economics Ivan Olivier Dogbegah Alicia L. Femath Sintia Marquez Jimenez Second major: Public Policy Jacqueline Rosenberg Jakeb Dylan Thomas Tivey

Environmental Science Kristin Leigh Abato Emma Tuupash Arres Second major: Business Administration Mauricio S. Bejar Skyler Jordan Crawford Isabella Ashley Daniel Amber N. Francis Jared Kenneth Gobat Elena Anne Graziani Isamu Yakura Harrison Brianna G. Hernandez Fernando Hernandez D Robert Scott Hixon Holly Kvanvig Olivia Rose Mallett Jina Malone D Dylan Mathew Mongan Brendhan O’Neal Morris Hunter Blaze Nishikawa D Jaiden Ky Oliva Conrad Pfalzgraf Bianca Sari Pulisevich D v Bianca Lizet Sandoval Jacqueline Setlich Second major: Public Policy Andrew William Sheble D Second major: Sociology and Anthropology Kayla Lee Smith D Katherine Rose Stilwell D Second major: Public Policy Jaime Nicole Stroud D Second major: Political Science Hannah Wilder Thurlow Christopher Theodore Uminski D

Financial Economics Derrick Alexander Garcia

Global Business Himanshi Madulika Menike Alahakoon D Second major: International Relations Makayla Carter Second major: Media and Visual Culture Studies Justin Tyler Chairez D Second major: Computer Science Mathew Nelson Chavez Second major: Studio Art Mia Poteat Fitzgerald v Simmy Kaur Grewal D Keylana Beloved Jenkins D Second major: Asian Studies Karen Kobayashi Cynthia May Liu Sarah Ross-Kang Kang Martin Second major: Economics Margaret Alison McCormick D Second major: Computer Science Marlee Dennise Paddock-Richardson David Kelly Rucker Erica Lauren Schickerling Second major: Spanish Kyle Marcus Sharp Alexander Jay Strand Nathan Kirk Tyler Ryley Sadao Yamamura-Heyler Winnie Zhu Second major: Studio Art

Matthew K. Rowe Second major: Computer Science Andrew Blake Rueter Alexis Anne Wallace v Rylie Ericson Weaver Second major: Physics

Physics Timothy Lyle Carson Jr. Ezequiel Daniel Dueno Emma Frances Eichinger D Joseph Jeffrey Trauger Second major: Computer Science

Sustainable Business Eden Kalia Borrmann Tor Liam Cole Brennan Jack Cosenza Evan Tucker Powell

Mathematics Linsey Morgan Becerra Gavi Dhariwal Second major: Computer Science Trinity Renee Lee Chloe Levine Second major: Biology Mikayla Marrie Marquiss-Varner Diedre Nichole McCoy Jimmy Richard Mejia Reyes Jr. Aubrey Elizabeth More Lauren Rene Petri Second major: Computer Science Nicholas Andrew Phillips v Courtney Nicole Prefontaine Daniella Evelyn Reeb Second major: Theatre Arts

D Honors Candidate

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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Johnston Center for Integrative Studies Undergraduate Degree Candidates

Bachelor of Arts Hailey Aardema Emphasis: Global Languages and Cultural Studies Ethan Abderrahman Emphasis: Understanding Sociology and Art in Society Luca Azenaro-Acero Emphasis: Narrative Design Carmelo Barrera-Cruz Emphasis: Creative Expression and Human Experience Kendall Blackburn Emphasis: Global Communications and Narratives Lauryn Carey v Emphasis: Language and Cultural Communications Megan Clancy Emphasis: Music and Dance: The World through Performance Arts Arjun Dhalganjansingh Emphasis: Contemporary Politics and Law James Duncan Emphasis: Psychology of Communication in Business Nicole Garcia Emphasis: Mental Wellness and Social Justice Jacob Hansfield Emphasis: Digital Media Marketing with an Emphasis in Film

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Samuel Higgins Emphasis: Anthropological and Historical Studies of Social Structures and Struggles Jay Kent Emphasis: International Sustainable Economics Lillian Knott Emphasis: Psychology and Societal Health Emma Kuffner Emphasis: Environmental Ethno-Ecology Riley Lathrop Emphasis: The Intersectionality of Mathematics and Psychology through the Lens of Education Collrane Mergens D Emphasis: The Synergy of Spirituality and Artistic Expression: Exploring Identity of the Self and the Divine Emma Mitchell Emphasis: Environmental Science, Policy, and Justice Jacinta Navas-Galdamez Emphasis: Metropolitan Psychology: Culture & Storytelling Chris Nigro Emphasis: Food, Sustainability, and Culture Abigail Peralta Emphasis: Empathetic, Inclusive, and Integrative Education Studies

Bachelor of Science

Nikki Ramirez Emphasis: Journalism and Advising the Student Collective Celine Reitzin-Bass Emphasis: Music, Performance, and Activism through Judaism and Holocaust Remembrance Bowie Rivera Emphasis: Creating Inclusive Media and Representation

Suphanat Isanrangkoon Na Ayutthaya Emphasis: Molecular Biophysics Madeline McCormick D Emphasis: Molecular Biology Underscored with Geographic Information Science Alec Romero D v Emphasis: Economics and Decision Making

Juan Salazar Emphasis: Sports Marketing Hannah Sobel Emphasis: Communicative Sciences and Disorders with an Emphasis in Child Development and Disability Studies Rachel Vandehey Emphasis: Trauma; an Analysis through Psychology and Art Tessa Van Ry Emphasis: Museum Studies with an Emphasis in GIS Kenza Walthour Emphasis: Political Ecology and Gender Theory Kaylee Weidenfeld Emphasis: Healing the Body through Spirituality, Art, and the Environment Hanna Yoon Emphasis: Mind & Movement

D Honors Candidate

v Phi Beta Kappa

‡ Pi Kappa Lambda

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Awards and Honors Departmental Awards and Honors Business Administration, Management, and Accounting Awards Senior Scholar in Accounting Daniil Privaltsev

Senior Scholar in Business Administration Shaye Lauren Hillyer

Senior Scholar in Global Business Simmy Gerwal Justin Chairez Tom Soenksen Margaret McCormick

Outstanding Senior in Business Administration Jilleacia Amaya Evans Julia Josephine Smyth

Outstanding Senior in Global Business Mia Fitzgerald Keylana Jenkins Alahakoon Himanshi

Excellence in Management Zackary W. Johnston Ryan Lee Place

Communication Sciences and Disorders Outstanding Senior in Communication Sciences and Disorders Award Kenny Wilson

Judith Morrison Award Jayla Renae Brown

Parker Award Madison Louise Cruz

Crawford Award Megan Johnson

History Henry G. Dittmar Award Monet Jolie Dudas

History Education Award Aya Rosalyn Smith

Craig Lockard Award Jessica Renee Berry

International Relations Outstanding Student in International Relations Himanshi Madulika Menike Alahakoon Nadia Lathan Samantha Anne Wells

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Music Helen Johnston Performance Award Briana Berastain

School of Music Performance Award Jace Victor Elliott

School of Music Graduate Student Service Award Katherine L. Hartman Christian Elizabeth Hillis

Presser Foundation Scholar Michael David Staff

Thelma Beardsley Award Micaela Christine Macaraeg Jacob Paul Quijada

Director’s Award Micaela Christine Macaraeg

Sigma Alpha Iota Scholastic Award Paige Giannettie Lee Scalise

Sigma Alpha Iota College Honor Award Emily Ariana Davis Gianna Fay Pitesky

School of Music Service Award Jacob Paul Quijada

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Award Mark Anthony Perez

Phi Mu Alpha Scholastic Award Nicolas Slaughter

Philosophy

Religious Studies

Outstanding Philosophy Student

Outstanding Senior in Religious Studies

Johnathan Alexander Padilla

Political Science Colwell Prize Keith Kincaid Dawson Duncan Earl Glover Montserrat Pineda

David Boies Award for Legal Analysis Rachael Kau’inoheamalia McGregor Brooks C. McVicker Samuel George Scherer Kathleen Marie Walz

Frederick John Wiley Memorial Award Emiliano Arizmendi-Castilla Anna Celeste O’Meara Alessandra Avril Young

Public Policy Outstanding Public Policy Scholar Samantha Anne Wells

Outstanding Interdisciplinary Work in Public Policy

Megan Sarah Eslamboly Kathleen Marie Walz

Theta Alpha Kappa Undergraduate Achievement Award Emily Nicole Deleon Samantha June Nicholson

Science and Mathematics

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Emily Culpepper Award Ashlynn Delanie-Sherrea Allen

Outstanding Student Awards Outstanding Senior Award Mercedez Speaker Montserrat Pineda

Velma Hooper McCall Award Melina Estrada

Robert D. Engel Award Emma Frances Eichinger Isaac Rodriguez Shaun Ryan Weatherly

Judson Sanderson Award Timothy John Cunningham

Paul Krantz Award Aubrey Elizabeth More

Elementary Mathematics Education Award Samantha Rose Phillips

Elaine Brubacher Prize Madeline McCormick

Edmund C. Jaeger Award Gavin Jewell

Sintia Marquez Jimenez

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Awards and Honors Other Honors and National Honor Societies Proudian Scholars Interdisciplinary honors program

Faith Boeke Lauryn Carey Claire Chmielewski Nicole Garcia Kourtney Heald Keylana Jenkins Jackson Keene Nadia Lathan Sintia Marquez-Jimenez Clairissa Ponce Stephanie Shen Shaun Weatherly Alessandra Young

Senior Scholar Student Athletes Awarded to student-athletes who maintain a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA and who earn a varsity letter

Chessie Briggs Madeleine Bush Tucker Cargile Jonathan Cheung Alyssa Downs Alanna Farrington Alexandria Feeley Joren Fettig Mia Fitzgerald Mikey Flota Isabella Glenn Jacob Harrold Emily Heaston Calhoun Helmberger Angelina Hughes Avery Jacobson Thomas Jansen Hannah Jerrier

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Holly Kvanvig Rebecca La Bad Riley Lathrop Spencer Lopes Erika Lopez Chris Loudon Cooper Malerstein Sarah Martin Colin McCarthy Erin McGrellis Brooks McVicker Arian Mogharei Stewart “Quentin” Olive-Larson Anna O’Meara John Padilla Makenna Parenti Hanna Parker Cody Paul Ryan Place Thomas Reznik Dylan Ross Andrew Rueter Rheji Seay Leslie Sernaque Falcon Brandon Serrano Kyle Sharp Aya Smith Kayla Smith Madison Southmayd Danielle Stallings Natalie Starlin Mary Tanouye Jace Tessaro Kai Thompson Christopher Tritz Eva Vlassopoulos Alison Waddles Reece Wakely Alexis Wallace Maeve Wiencek Andrew Yip

Mortar Board National honor and service society for seniors

Amjad Abu-Hashim Naomi Aranda Marcella Arellano Diana Aviles-Correia Chessie Briggs Kennedy Bryan-Hart Lauryn Carey Gavi Dhariwal Marianna Hernandezparra Shayne Hiller Jonathan Hoffman Natalie Keegan Rebecca Le Bad Chloe Levine Savannah Lockhardt Alicia Lombardo Kristen Marsteller Christine Mattos Emily Meyer Kristi Oliveira Logan Scherrer Kayla Smith Bella Sturr Jenna Watson Jandy Zacarias

Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics honor society

Ivan Dogbegah Derrick Garcia Brooks McVicker Sophia Rockne Alec Romero Jacqueline Rosenberg Mara Sudekum Cole Warburton

Phi Alpha Theta

Phi Sigma Alpha

International history honor society

Biological sciences honor society

Jessica Berry Faith Boeke Summer Brown Zachary Campbell Monet Dudas Jadin Michaels Alfredo Quirarte Erin Robles Rachel Schmidt Aya Smith Teya Tovar Blake Villar

Clairissa Ponce Nicolette Ramirez Jenna Watson Shaun Weatherly

Phi Beta Kappa National honor society

Emiliano Arizmendi-Castilla Lauryn Carey Megan Eslamboly Joren Fettig Mia Fitzgerald Isabella Glenn Kourtney Heald Jonathan Hoffman Laura Ionescu Jackson Keene Rebecca La Bad Nadia Lathan Sofia Linares Brooks McVicker Camden Padilla Hanna Parker Nicholas Phillips Bianca Pulisevich Amanda Riebe Alec Romero Stephanie Shen Alexis Wallace Shaun Weatherly Thomas Weber Alessandra Young Eric Zadick

Pi Kappa Lambda National music honor society

Joseph Candelaria Timothy Cunningham Hanako Duffie Jace Elliott Tom Francis Jonathan Hathaway Christian Hillis Tim Laguna Anthony Lauro Brett Logbeck Kyle Ortega Jeeye Park Mark Perez Jacob Quijada Nicholas Slaughter Jamison Stevens

Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics honor society

Linsey Becerra Gavi Dhariwal Ivan Dogbegah Ezequiel Dueno Emma Eichinger Chloe Levine Sintia Marquez Jimenez Mikayla Marquiss-Varner Aubrey More Noah Ossa-Jaen Lauren Petri Nicholas Philips Samantha Philips Courtney Prefontaine

Matthew Rowe Joseph Trauger Alexis Wallace Rylie Weaver Andrew Yip

Pi Sigma Alpha Honor society in political science

Emiliano Arizmendi-Castilla Lauren Bingham Chessie Briggs Kennedy Bryan-Hart Thomas Chronis Keith Dawson Emily Deleon Alyssa Downs Alanna Farrington Abigail Fellows Ethan Frostig Duncan Glover Shria Griffith Jonathan Hoffman Cameron Kelly Sofia Linares Erin Maxwell Anna McKellin Brooks McVicker Anna O’Meara Aleksandra Reszka Amanda Riebe Sophia Rockne Samuel Scherer Ashley Sierra-Tillery Mary Tanouye Olivia Umstead Kathleen Walz Samantha Wells Alessandra Young Rachel Young

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Awards and Honors National Honor Societies and Faculty Awards Psi Chi International honor society in psychology

Marcella Arellano Veronica Boatman Maile Costello Caitlyn Faro Francesca Fernandez Karen Fuentes Geneva Harburger Natalie Keegan Savannah Lockhardt Daphne Marroquin Emily Meyer Samantha Nicholson Camden Padilla Michelle Pollok Nicolette Ramirez Isabella Romagnoli

Sigma Delta Pi Hispanic honor society

Emiliano Arizmendi-Castilla Anna O’Meara Jazmin Zepeda

Sigma Iota Ro International relations honor society

Himanshi Alahakoon Nadia Lathan William Oestreich Sophia Rockne Samantha Wells

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Sigma Tau Delta Honor society in english

Sarah Arreola Madison Aument Alejandra Castorena Kenia Gonzalez Jonathan Hoffman August Jolly Madeline Kildee Samantha Madden Erin Maxwell Erin McGrellis Morgan Morris Anna O’Meara Nicholas Poveda Nikki Ramirez Olivia Umstead Alessandra Young

Theta Alpha Kappa Honor society in religious studies

Jonah Brownell Emily Deleon Megan Eslamboly Samantha Nicholson Amanda Riebe Jamison Stevens Bella Sturr Caitlin Walsh Kathleen Walz Amy Underwood

Mortar Board’s College of Arts and Sciences Professor of the Year James Krueger, Ph.D.

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Board of Trustees Bradley N. Adams ’93

Thomas W. Gilmer ’62 ’67

Darren S. Rose ’91

International Real Estate Beverly Hills, California

Principal Lee & Associates Yorba Linda, California

President Rose & Tuck LLC Marlborough, Massachusetts

Kenneth F. Hall ’60

Joseph R. Rulison

Founder and Chairman Emeritus School Services of California, Inc. Carmichael, California

Co-founder and CEO three + one Rochester, New York

Retired Professor Finance and Accounting Keck Graduate Institute Redlands, California

Dan A. Hanson ’75

James E. Schroeder ’65

Executive Director LoanDepot Laguna Beach, California

Retired Managing Partner Mesa Energy Associates, LLC Denver, Colorado

Janet Berckefeldt ’67

Robert M. Harris Jr.

Chris W. Strand

President and Managing Director Music Concourse Community Partnership Lafayette, California

Chairman of the Board Pacific Market International Mercer Island, Washington

Chief Financial Officer Acequia Capital LLC Bellevue, Washington

Bradley A. Berg

Teena Hostovich

Ronald C. Troupe ’64

Chief Operating and Financial Officer Delta Dental of Washington Sammamish, Washington

Vice Chair Lockton Pacific Series La Cañada Flintridge, California

Retired Branch Manager Unisys Corporation Redondo Beach, California

Carole L. Beswick

Fran Inman

Candice L. Unruh

Board of Trustees Chair Emerita Chief Executive Officer Inland Action Inc. Redlands, California

Senior Vice President Majestic Realty Co. Santa Ana, California

Chair, James A. Unruh Family Foundation Paradise Valley, Arizona

Larry E. Burgess ’67

Jeannie Kim

Mary K. Vivanco ’88

President and Owner Sam Inc. & KPP Beer, Inc. Angwin, California

Vice President Plancom, Inc. Poway, California

Mitch Mitchell ’90

Charles S. Wilke ’64

Chief Executive Officer Calfox Inc. Ross, California

Senior Vice President Diversity and Community Partnerships, Sempra Carlsbad, California

Founder and Managing Director Meridian Capital LLC Seattle, Washington

Bruce A. Cavarno ’82

Brian D. Murphy ’04

President Ortho LA, Inc. Redlands, California

President and Managing Director Meridian Capital Mercer Island, Washington

Life Trustees

David P. Enzminger ’85

Robert C. Oda ’69

Co-chair Intellectual Property Practice Winston & Strawn LLP Altadena, California

Retired Senior Planning and Development Manager Commercial Real Estate Division Kamehameha Schools Honolulu, Hawaii

Jamison J. Ashby ’82, Chair Chief Executive Officer Nova Health Camas, Washington

Luann Bangsund ’74 ’79

Director Emeritus A.K. Smiley Public Library Redlands, California

William R. Cahill

Richard N. Fisher ’65 Board of Trustees Chair Emeritus Retired Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP Pacific Palisades, California

Javier F. Garcia ’02 Litigation Partner PerkinsCoie Kailua, Hawaii

Becky Campbell Garnett ’69 Community Volunteer Pasadena, California 26

Sabine B. Robertson-Phillips ’92 Assistant Superintendent Human Resources Redlands Unified School District Redlands, California

Colin Romer ’18 Manager Charles Schwab Castle Rock, Colorado

Terry Kupfer ’57 Accounting and Auditing Consultant Retired Partner, Arthur Andersen LLP Redlands, California

Patrick J. Morris ’59 Former Mayor, City of San Bernardino Retired Superior Court Judge San Bernardino, California

Alice J. Mozley ’70 Retired Vice President Planning and Development Times Mirror Company Redlands, California

N. Anthony Taylor ’63 Retired Management IBM Corporation Mammoth Lakes, California

Platform Party Krista L. Newkirk President Jamison J. Ashby ’82 Chair, Board of Trustees

Kathleen Feeley Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Luann Bangsund ’74 ’79 Member, Board of Trustees

Thomas A. Horan Dean, School of Business & Society

Carole L. Beswick Member, Board of Trustees

Chris Jennings General Counsel

Larry E. Burgess ’67 Member, Board of Trustees

Stephanie Johnson Interim Chief Communications Officer

Richard N. Fisher ’65 Member, Board of Trustees Becky Campbell Garnett ’69 Member, Board of Trustees

Christopher L. Jones Jr. Senior Diversity and Inclusion Officer

Kenneth F. Hall ’60 Member, Board of Trustees

Lisa LaSalle Name Reader

Patrick J. Morris ’59 Life Trustee

Mario C. Martinez Dean, School of Education

Anthony Taylor ’63 Life Trustee

Eric Maczka Registrar

Benjamin Aronson University Marshal

Tamara Michel Josserand Vice President, Advancement

Kevin M. Dyerly ’00, ’04 Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer

Joe Modica Name Reader

Donna M. Eddleman University Dean, Student Affairs

Kathy J. Ogren Provost and Executive Director, Marin Campus

Michelle L. Rogers ’19 Vice President, Administration Jennifer L. Thompson Chief of Staff and General Secretary Rev. John Walsh Chaplain Emeritus Steven T. Wuhs Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Terry W. Hartle Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Alice J. Mozley ’70 Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Life Trustee Jill Tiefenthaler Commencement Speaker Chief Executive Officer, National Geographic Society Montserrat Pineda ’22 Student Commencement Speaker Timothy Cunningham ’22 Student Musician Jamison Stevens ’22 Student Musician

Commencement Ensemble Eddie R. Smith, Conductor

Angel Garcia

Ernest Lopez

Gloria Aranda

Hannah Gaugush

Timothy Makieve

Jose Luis Becerra

Rowan Glover

Kenley Nakao

Jeffrey Boehl

Katherine Hartman

Noah Parady

Brooke Braden

Christian Hillis

Sarah Rodnick

Kaitlyn Dennis

Sydney Horst

Jezreel Sanchez

Connor Edmundson

David Johnson

Matthew Tashima

Christopher Figueroa

Brian Linares

Caitlin White

Thomas Francis

Brett Logbeck

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Academic Regalia Distinctive academic dress can be traced back to the universities of the Middle Ages. In the early centuries, the regalia was worn as daily garb, and the several parts had practical uses. Its use has been reserved for special ceremonial occasions in more recent centuries.

Of the regalia’s three components, the hood is the most interesting. Originally, it had three uses: a head covering, a shoulder cape, and a bag in which alms could be collected. It is mentioned as early as 1480 in clerical literature. When large wigs were in vogue in England, the cape part of the hood was split in front and a narrow neckband inserted. The entire cape and hood were allowed to fall back as they do today, and the hood was never restored to its original style.

Black academic robes are appropriate to all degrees and all institutions. However, graduates of some schools may elect to wear robe colors adopted by their alma mater: for example, Harvard crimson, Yale blue, Stanford cardinal. Red may be worn for ceremonial purposes, as by a president. Three black stripes on the sleeve denote a doctorate.

Historical evidence suggests that the mortarboard originated with the 16th century Protestant reformer, John Calvin. At the Cathedral Church in Geneva, Calvin taught at a university building under construction; it did not have windows and was unfinished. Accordingly, he designed the hat for his teaching to protect his head from the pigeons that cohabited the buildings.

Black tassels are correct for all degrees, but colored tassels also may be worn. Gold metallic tassels may be worn by persons with doctorates and by dignitaries.

Following is a partial list of hood and tassel colors established by the American Council on Education to represent various fields of learning.

Arts and Letters.................................................White

Library Science..................................... Lemon Yellow

Business Administration.................................... Drab

Music.................................................................... Pink

Divinity............................................................ Scarlet

Philosophy......................................Dark Blue or Black

Economics...................................................... Copper

Physical Education................................. Sage Green

Education....................................................Light Blue

Science.....................................................Gold Yellow

Fine Arts............................................................Brown

Social Science .................................................. Citron

Law....................................................................Purple

Speech.......................................................Silver Gray

The Academic Mace The first dated record of the ceremonial academic mace goes back to 1385 at the University of Vienna.

An academic mace is traditionally carried in procession and mounted on stage whenever degrees are granted or when the faculty is assembled in formal academic regalia. The first University of Redlands’ academic mace was presented on behalf of the city of Redlands by Mayor Jon Harrison during the October 20, 2006, convocation marking the start of the year-long centennial celebration. Several former mayors contributed to the fund for the mace and its case.

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Mission Statement O, that dear old U of R, Thy children near and far The University of Redlands is a private, independent university committed to providing a personalized education that frees students to make enlightened choices.

Redlands emphasizes academic rigor, curricular diversity, and innovative teaching. Redlands fosters a community of scholars and encourages a pluralistic notion of values by challenging assumptions and stereotypes in both classes and activities. A Redlands education goes beyond training to embrace a reflective understanding of our world; it proceeds from information to insight, from knowledge to meaning.

Welcoming intellectually curious students of diverse religious, ethnic, national and socio-economic backgrounds, the University seeks to develop responsible citizenship as part of a complete education. Redlands encourages a community atmosphere with exceptional opportunity for student leadership and interaction. For working adults, the University offers innovative programs at convenient locations and times.

Redlands blends liberal arts and professional programs, applied and theoretical study, traditional majors and self-designed contracts for graduation.

Small classes enable each student to participate in class discussion, to work closely with professors and to receive extensive individual attention. Redlands remains sensitive to contemporary trends in society and challenges students to commit themselves to a lifetime of learning.

Will sing to thee and all thy glories tell; Where the orange blossoms grow, And the waters gently flow, That dear old U of R we love so well.

O, that dear old U of R, Whose emblem shines afar, Eternal as the hills we love so well; Where the mountains tall and grand Like an inspiration stand, That dear old U of R we love so well.

O, that dear old U of R, The years can never mar, The memories of thee we love so well; Where the friendships are so dear That we leave them with a tear That dear old U of R we love so well.

—University of Redlands “Alma Mater”

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—University of Redlands “Och Tamale” cheer

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Campus Map

Brockton Ave.

7 Campus Ave.

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10 Quad

Bekins Lawn

College Ave.

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Key Restrooms → ADA accessible restrooms available east of Redlands Lawn (2), west of the Administration Building (4), Armacost Library and Hunsaker University Center (3), and west of Memorial Chapel (6) → All gender restrooms available at Hunsaker University Center (3) and west of the Administration Building (4)

Graduation Ceremony 1. Alumni Greek Theatre

Water Bottle Filling Station, free

Photo Opportunities 4. Administration Building 5. Redlands Hedge 6. Memorial Chapel 7. Labyrinth 8. University Gateway–West 9. University Gateway–East 10. Deacon Bulldog Statue

Live Streaming Location 2. Redlands Lawn

Bookstore 3. Hunsaker University Center

First Aid

Baby Station

Shuttle Stop—transportation by carts and wheelchair accessible van

Flower Vendor

Information Booth → Accomodations Wheelchair User Area Deaf and Hard of Hearing Area Mobility Impairment Area

Ride Share drop-off

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Parking and ADA-accessible parking spaces Street closed

Concessions → Snacks sold by Town & Gown → Bookstore → Programs → Stroller Parking → Water Bottle Filling Station, free → Handwashing Station → Public Safety

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Congratulations Bulldogs!

Bulldogs for Life!

Welcome to the U of R Alumni Association. Update your info and let us know what you’re doing. → www.redlands.edu/ updateyourinformation

Office of Career & Professional Development The Office of Career & Professional Development remains a free resource long after graduation— visit us to practice for your upcoming interview, negotiate your salary, or figure out what your next steps might be! → ocpd.redlands.edu

Honor Your Bulldog Graduate!

Make a gift to the University of Redlands in honor of your favorite member of the Class of 2022. → www.redlands.edu/givenow

Lifelong Learning There is always more to learn—find a program whose mission matches your mission—continue your education with us! → Master of Art in Education and Educational Doctorate—School of Education → Master of Business Administration— School of Business & Society → Master of Music—School of Music → Master of Science—Center for Spatial Studies, Communication Sciences, School of Business & Society → Certificates and Programs— School of Continuing Studies → www.redlands.edu/lifelonglearning

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