UW 2022 Winter Commencement Program

University of Wyoming 2022 Winter Commencement Program

2022 Winter Commencement Schedule ..............................................2

University of Wyoming Board of Trustees 4

Welcome from the President 4 Wyoming Territorial Seal, School Songs ..............................................5

Academic Regalia ..............................................................................6

Honor Cords.....................................................................................7 Speakers and Honorary Marshals 8

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources 11 College of Arts and Sciences 12 College of Business ..........................................................................16

College of Education .......................................................................17 College of Engineering and Applied Science ......................................19

School of Energy Resources 21

Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources 22 College of Health Sciences ................................................................22

College of Law ................................................................................24

Office of Academic Affairs ...............................................................24

Honors College 25

Candidates for graduation must complete all degree requirements prior to a degree being awarded. Stated degree honors for candidates for graduation may change based on grades earned in the final semester.

Winter 2022 Ceremony Schedule

9:30 a.m.• December 10, 2022

PROCESSIONAL (pre-recorded) Wyoming Jazz Ensemble

Directed by Andrew Wheelock, D.M.A., Assistant Professor of Music

PRESENTATION OF COLORS

University of Wyoming ROTC

WELCOME

Ed Seidel, Ph.D., President of the University

RECOGNITION OF HONORARY MARSHALS

Kevin R. Carman, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President of the University

RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP

Ed Seidel, Ph.D., President of the University

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

David Denniston

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Jack Tennant, ’10

STUDENT SPEAKER

Elizabeth Erickson

AUTHORIZATION OF DEGREES

John McKinley, Chair of the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees

PRESENTATION OF THE GRADUATING CLASS

Renee Laegreid, Ph.D., Chair of the University of Wyoming Faculty Senate

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS

Ed Seidel, Ph.D., President of the University

CONFERRING OF DEGREES

Ed Seidel, Ph.D., President of the University

RECESSIONAL (pre-recorded) Wyoming Jazz Ensemble

Directed by Andrew Wheelock, D.M.A., Assistant Professor of Music

FACULTY MARSHALS

Kui Chen, Ph.D., Chemistry

Dan McCoy, Ph.D., Education

Tiger Robison, Ph.D., Music Education

Mia Williams, Ph.D., Learning, Design, and Technology

Board of Trustees

2022–2023

Officers of the Board

John C. McKinley, Cheyenne, Chair

Kermit C. Brown, Laramie, Vice Chair

Laura Schmid-Pizzato, Rock Springs, Secretary Michelle M. Sullivan, Sheridan, Treasurer

Members of the Board

Brad Bonner, Cody

Elizabeth Greenwood, Pinedale

David R. Fall, Gillette

Brad LaCroix, Newcastle

Carol Linton, Jackson

Macey R. Moore, Douglas

Jeffrey S. Marsh, Torrington

Dave True, Casper

Ex-Officio Members of the Board

Mark Gordon Governor of Wyoming Brian Schroeder State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sandra Caldwell Executive Director of the Wyoming Community College Commission Ed Seidel President of the University of Wyoming

Allison Brown

President of the Associated Students of the University of Wyoming

University of Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming

December 10, 2022

Dear UW Graduates, Family, and Friends:

Welcome to the University of Wyoming’s 2022 Winter Commencement ceremonies. Thank you for joining us in this celebration for one of the most important and memorable moments in the academic journey.

To our graduates: when you embarked on your academic career towards this momentous occasion none of you could have envisioned the pandemic-related challenges you would experience on your journey. Yet, you have persevered. I applaud the determination and grit you have shown during such challenging times. You did not let the many trials you have faced deter you from your ultimate goal. You continued to attend classes (something I didn’t always do even without a pandemic!), often through new and virtual environments. You continued to work hard, to apply yourselves, to inspire others, and to lift one another towards success. You exemplified the Cowboy spirit. These skills, as important as anything you learned in your classes, will serve you well!

Now, you are turning the page to a new chapter in a book only you can write. You will step into the future with your degree conferred upon you. Your degree, your education, your knowledge, and experiences are uniquely yours. Your University of Wyoming degree is a culmination, and the catalyst from which you will build your and our futures.

You are my fifth graduating class as President of the University of Wyoming, and I am so glad to be joining you in person for a traditional commencement ceremony. It is my deepest honor to celebrate this day with you. I share your elation, your excitement and—yes, for some of you—your anxiety about tomorrow! I am so glad we can be here together to honor you—and share this time with family, friends, faculty, and staff.

To family and friends of our graduates: Our graduates would not be here today without your support, advice, and encouragement. Know that you have played a crucial role in their success that cannot be understated. I know you will continue to support them, wherever their plans take them!

Today, our graduates permanently join the ranks of a Cowboy or Cowgirl for life. Graduates, you are part of a community that includes all who have studied, taught, researched, and worked at UW. This community is global, embracing, and is ready to partner with you in the days and years ahead. You make this community stronger and better by joining the alumni ranks of the Brown and Gold. You have my heartfelt congratulations, and my best wishes for a great future!

Ed Seidel President

Wyoming Territorial Seal

The University of Wyoming provides a transitional chapter in the history of the central Rocky Mountain frontier. In 1886, when the university was founded, the Wyoming Territory was nearly two decades old. The territorial seal is reproduced in beautiful stained glass above the west door of Old Main, the first campus building.

In the upper half of the seal, a railroad train is set against the mountains. In the lower left, a plow, a pick, a shovel, and a shepherd’s crook are depicted. An arm upholds a sword in the lower right. Above the Norman shield appears the inscription Cedant Arma Togae (let arms yield to the gown).

In 1890, when Wyoming became a state, the official state seal was adopted. Historically, the university seal bridges the territory and the state. It symbolizes educational excellence and complements the growth of the state it serves.

Alma Mater

Where the western lights’ long shadows Over boundless prairies fling And the mountain winds are vocal With thy dear name, Wyoming. There it is the Brown and Yellow Floats in loving loyalty, And the College throws its portals Open wide to all men free.

Refrain

And so our songs we bring. Our Alma Mater sing, To her our hearts shall cling, Shall cling forever more.

Yonder we can see it standing, Circled by the purple hills, While the flaming fire of sunset Every western window fills; ’Tis the College! Ah, we know it! Shrine of many joys and tears, And the rays that light upon it Are prophetic of its years.

By June Etta Downey

UW Professor of English and Philosophy (1905) First woman in the United States to head an academic department (1915)

Ragtime Cowboy Joe

He always sings raggy music to the cattle as he swings Back and forward in the saddle on a horse (a pretty good horse!)

He’s got a syncopated gaiter And you ought to hear the meter to the roar of his repeater How they run (yes run!)

When they hear that he’s ‘a-comin’, Cause the western folks all know, He’s a high-falootin’, rootin, tootin’ Son of a gun from ol’ Wyoming Ragtime Cowboy, (talk about your cowboy), Ragtime Cowboy Joe.

Fight, Wyoming, Fight

Come on, Cowboys, gold and brown! Show them how, boys, hold them down! Start right now, boys, don’t delay, Break away, win today. Take that ball, and one, two, three! Carry on triumphantly—Come on and fight! Fight! Fight, you Cowboys, fight! Come on and fight to victory!

Academic Regalia

Academic regalia originated in the oldest European universities. Many of these institutions continue to show great diversity in their academic dress. In contrast, American colleges and universities adopted a uniform dress code with the following descriptions:

Processional —Doctoral and master’s degree candidates precede bachelor’s candidates. Marching order of the faculty is according to academic rank and tenure.

Mace —Borne in UW processionals by the marshal, the mace is symbolic of the president’s leadership and authority. The short, club-like staff of gleaming metal originated in medieval England. High-ranking officials were accompanied by bodyguards who held the formidable weapon ready to protect the dignitary. The UW mace is crowned with a cap of flames, signifying knowledge and enlightenment.

Gowns —The gown for the bachelor’s degree is worn closed; it has pointed sleeves. The gown for the master’s degree may be worn open or closed; it has oblong sleeves with an arc cut away in front. Neither is trimmed. The gown for the doctoral degree is faced down the front with velvet, with three bars of the same fabric circling the sleeves. This gown may be trimmed in black or a color to indicate the academic subject, such as dark blue for philosophy and light blue for education.

Hoods —It is customary in most institutions to dispense with the hood for bachelor’s degrees. UW hoods the master’s and doctoral candidates as part of the ceremony. Candidates for the professional diploma wear their master’s hood. The hood is always black. The master’s hood is

Lthree and one-half feet long. The doctoral hood is four feet long with side panels. Hoods are lined with the official color(s) of the college or university conferring the degree. The edge of the hood is velvet, and the color of the fabric indicates the degree subject.

Caps —Commonly known as mortarboards, caps are black and the tassels may be black or a color that corresponds with the subject area. The doctoral tassel is gold. Generally the tassel is worn on the right front side of the mortarboard before the degree is conferred and transferred to the left afterward.

Colors —For all academic purposes, including tassels of caps, trimmings of doctoral gowns, and edging of hoods, colors are associated with subject areas. The following colors designate UW’s colleges and schools:

Agriculture and Natural Resources–yellow or maize Arts and Sciences–white Business–sapphire blue Education–light blue Engineering and Applied Science–orange Honors Program–gold stoles Health Sciences–green Law–purple Ph.D.–dark blue Ed.D.–light blue Energy Resources–golden yellow Environment and Natural Resources–bright green

Professional diploma and master’s degree, according to subject field.

Honor Cords

University-wide

Gold: Graduating with honors (summa cum laude, magna cum laude, or cum laude)

Red, White, and Blue: Served or is currently serving in the United States Armed Forces; representing the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, National Guard, and Reserves

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Gold: Ag Ambassadors

Gold and Green: Gamma Sigma Delta, Honor Society for Agriculture

College of Arts and Sciences

Blue and Yellow: Alpha Phi Sigma, Honor Society for Criminal Justice

Gold: Sigma Iota Rho, Honor Society for International Affairs

Gold Stole: Latina/o cultural heritage, academic achievement, maturity in learning, and excellence in education

Light Blue and Red: Phi Alpha Theta, Honor Society for History

Platinum and Blue: Pi Chi, International Honor Society for Psychology

Red, Black, and White: Pi Sigma Alpha, National Honor Society for Political Science

Red and White: Lambda Pi Eta, National Honor Society for Communication Studies

Teal: Alpha Kappa Delta, International Honor Society for Sociology

Yellow and Blue: Pi Alpha Alpha, Global Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration, as well as graduate students in Public Administration, Public Policy, and Public Affairs

Yellow and Maroon: Tau Sigma, National Honor Society for transfer students

Yellow and Red: Sigma Delta Pi, National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society

College of Business

Red and Blue: Beta Gamma Sigma, Honor Society for Business

College of Education

Purple and Green: Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society for Education

LCollege of Engineering and Applied Science

White Stole: Tau Beta Pi, Honor Society for Engineering, or Upsilon Pi Epsilon, International Honor Society for Computer Science.

College of Health Sciences

Black and Gray: Graduating with honors in the School of Pharmacy

Blue: National Community Pharmacists Association

Blue and Orange: American Society of HealthSystem Pharmacists

Blue and White: Academy of Student Pharmacists

Green: College of Health Sciences Aspire! scholar

Green and White: Clinical honors award from the Department of Communication Disorders

Green and Gold: Phi Lambda Sigma, Pharmacy Leadership Society

Maroon and Gold: Phi Delta Chi, National Pharmacy fraternity

Orchid and White: Sigma Theta Tau International, Honor Society of Nursing

Purple: Graduating with honors in academic excellence from Communication Disorders, graduate student

Purple and White: Rho Chi Academic Honorary, recognizing excellence in the area of Pharmacy

Royal Blue: Graduating with honors in academic excellence from Communication Disorders, undergraduate student

Silver: NSSLHA Leadership Honors Award in the Department of Communication Disorders

Gold Stole: Epsilon Delta chapter of Phi Alpha, Honor Society for Social Work

Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources

Green (bright): Graduating from the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources

School of Energy Resources

Red:duating from the School of Energy Resources Honors

College

Gold Stole: Graduating with an Honors minor

Speakers and Honorary Marshals

David Denniston

Speaker, Head Swim and Diving Coach for the University of Wyoming

David Denniston currently serves as the head coach for the University of Wyoming Swimming and Diving program, a role he has held since 2017. In his fourth year with the program, and second as head coach, the women’s team finished fourth at the Mountain West Conference Championships and the men’s team took third at the Western Athletic Conference Championships. In his first year as head coach, the Cowgirls went 8–2 in dual action, which included wins over conference rivals Air Force, Colorado State University, and the University of NevadaLas Vegas. The cowboys finished with a 4–1 record in duals which included wins over Air Force and Cal Baptist. The team finished fourth at the 2020 Western Athletic Conference Championship.

Prior to his appointment has the head coach, Denniston served as an assistant coach with UW from 2015 until 2017. He previously served as a coach for the U.S. Paralympics swim team, at the Olympics Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado from 2010 until 2015.

Denniston earned a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in communications with a minor in English from Auburn University, in Auburn, Alabama in 2002. He was a member of the Auburn University swim program from 1997 until 2002.

A decorated athlete, Denniston was a U.S. Paralympic Swim Team member, and participated in the Paralympic Games in Beijing, China in 2008. He competed in the 2000 Olympic Trials in the 100- and 200-meters, where he finished sixth and ninth, respectively. In 2003, he qualified for the World Championship Team in the 200meter breaststroke before he primarily focused on qualifying for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team. He finished fourth in the 100-meter breaststroke and fifth in the 200meter breaststroke at the Olympic Trails.

Among his other achievements, Denniston won the NCAA Inspiration Award in 2007, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Inspiration award in 2009, and the James R. Flowers Coach of the Year award in 2012 while coach of the U.S. Paralympic team. He set a former world record

Lin the 400-meter medley relay at the World Short Course Championships in Moscow, Russia in 2002. Dave was a NCAA Champion in the 200-meter breaststroke in 1999, and set two Colorado High School records in the 100meter breaststroke and the 200-meter individual medley.

Gerard Andrews

Honorary Marshal, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director, Microbiology Program

Gerard Andrews is an associate professor and director of the microbiology program at the University of Wyoming. He studies bacterial pathogens and how organisms develop protective immunity to them. Much of his research involves the bacterium Yersinia pestis, which causes the plague in humans and other mammals. One project involves the chaperone-usher "secreton" which facilitates synthesis and formation of the protein capsule (F1 antigen) on the surface of the microorganism. Preliminary data suggest a role for the operon's accessory genes beyond secretion and morphogenesis of the protein capsule. Andrews is also interested in the identification and characterization of new/novel virulence determinants of bacterial pathogens (with emphasis on select agents). Another project involves studies to assess protective host immunity against plague by a variety of Y. pestis antigens, including plasmid-encoded virulence proteins. He is completing a collaborative project on the analysis of the human antibody response (antigenic profiling) to bubonic and pneumonic plague by ELISA and immunoblot with human convalescent sera. Andrews is also interested in the identification/characterization of genetic loci, which, when inactivated, will increase fitness of the pathogen in the host.

Craig Benkman

Honorary Marshal, Ph.D. Professor and Robert Berry Chair in Ecology

Zoology and Physiology

Craig Benkman spent the last 18 and a half years at UW as professor and Robert Berry Chair in Ecology

Speakers and Honorary Marshals

in the Department of Zoology and Physiology. During this time, Benkman taught several upper division and graduate courses and conducted research on the ecology and evolution of birds. He was also actively involved in securing funds and in the design of the Berry Center. While at UW, Benkman published over 60 papers, nearly all authored by him or with the 15 graduate students and 3 post-docs that he mentored. His research has been recognized by multiple scientific societies. Benkman received the E.O. Wilson Naturalist Award from the American Society of Naturalists, the William Brewster Memorial Award from the American Ornithological Society, and was elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences.

Holly Ernest

Honorary Marshal, M.S., D.V.M., Ph.D. Wildlife Biologist, Disease Ecologist, and Research Veterinarian

Holly Ernest is a wildlife biologist, disease ecologist, and research veterinarian who employs research tools of genomics, pathogen biology, and ecological sciences to answer questions of wildlife conservation and management importance. Ernest joined the University of Wyoming faculty in 2014 following a career as a veterinarian in private practice and graduate studies at the University of California-Davis. At UW, she leads programs that include undergraduate, graduate, research scientist, and post-doctoral mentoring and education, as well as outreach to the public. Her team has examined population health, diseases, ecology, and genomic diversity of species ranging from bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, mountain lions, black bears, and otters to raptors and hummingbirds. She has studied the population effects of diseases caused by prions (Chronic Wasting Disease), viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and helminth (worm) pathogens.

Ernest’s team has collaborated with a range of stakeholder groups to improve the health of wildlife populations.

LShe consults for state, federal, and international agencies; has served on the US federal National Institute of Standards and Technology panel for wildlife forensic genetics; is a member of the multi-agency Southern Sea Otter Reintroduction Science Working Group and is serving on the Canada BioGenome Project as part of the international Earth BioGenome Project.

Jack Tennant Alumni Speaker

Jack Tennant, an alumnus of the University of Wyoming, is the executive director of the UW Alumni Association (UWAA). Tennant came to UW as a student-athlete (football and wrestling) in 2006. Since he graduated in 2010, his professional career has grown within the university as he has worked for the Department of Athletics and the UW Foundation. He and his wife Jenna, also a UW alumna, have two sons (Todd and Vince) and have been in Laramie for 15 years. Tennant and his UWAA team are committed to driving the association’s mission to “Build pride, loyalty, and future sustainment among the UW community through communication, involvement, engagement, and celebration.”

Elizabeth Erickson Student Speaker

Elizabeth Erickson is from Cheyenne, Wyoming and is graduating with a B.S. in mechanical engineering and a minor in biology. She is a member of Tau Beta Pi, Wyoming Alpha Chapter and has enjoyed many extracurricular activities within UW and the Laramie community. Erickson is grateful for the opportunity to have gained experience working under Dr. Erica Belmont in her research laboratory. During her time at UW, Erickson has also worked in Dr. Brent Ewers’ lab and the CEPS Dean’s Office. Erickson will be relocating to Warren, Michigan after graduation to work at General Motors as a mechanical hardware engineer.

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

LBarbara Rasco, Ph.D., J.D., Dean Kelly Crane Ph.D., Associate Dean Warrie Means, Ph.D., Associate Dean Eric Webster, Ph.D., Associate Dean

Doctor of Philosophy

Muhammad Yasin Ahmed: Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences

Bouzeriba Alsunuse: Soil Science

Joseph Grey Ballenger: Plant Sciences

William Henry Bowers: Hydrologic Science

Codi Jo Broten: Animal and Veterinary Science

Sampada Mishra: Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences

Elizabeth Ann Moore: Plant Sciences

Chase Colin Wesley: Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences

Megan E. Wilson: Ecology

Master of Science

Dylan Lambert Bergman: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Hana Rae Fancher: Agricultural and Applied Economics

Cole James Green-Smith: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Charles Tyler Hicks: Plant Sciences

Michelle A. Kilpatrick: Animal and Veterinary Science

Karen C. McNicholas: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management, Water Resources

Zachariah Matthias Pieper: Animal and Veterinary Science

Caitlyn Powell Wanner: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Averi Reynolds: Animal and Veterinary Science

Clara Ritchie: Animal and Veterinary Science

Abbigail Jo Rodgers: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Madison Ann Shults: Animal and Veterinary Science

Ayesha Siddika: Family and Consumer Sciences

Viktor Ernest Stromberg: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Nathan Michael Wade: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Jeffrey A. Wagner: Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management

Kyle R. Webber: Plant Sciences

Bremen Taylor Whitlock: Family and Consumer Sciences

Benjamin T. Acres

Megan Opal Borders

Eoin W. Burd

Bachelor of Science

Cooper James Carlson

**> McKenna Saige Carnahan Stacey Evelyn Edgecomb

Mavrick Lee Farnam

Natalie Marie Finnerty

Caitlin Garcia

Leena Elizabeth Gard

Kirby Hales

** Rafael Ozan Homer

Allison Marie Ingols

Jordan Mackenzie Johnson

Justin Daniel Kinney

Isaiah Avery Lacey Paul Antonio Leonardo IV

*> Maryssa Dee-Marie Lira

Bachelor of Science, continued

Michael Leo McCaffrey

Charles Mack McKenna

Kelly Anne Meadlo

Bryson Mijares

Justice Blain Miller Kenzie Nicole Morris

Paige Morgan Parish

**+ Josie Elizabeth Pomrenke Lindsay Rinner Joseph Frank Rogers + Aeriana Nirel Roth Frank Rugh

Karlie Brianne Rumbeck

Brooke Marie Sigmon

Michaela M. Suter

Sheila Theresa Walsh

Keaton Joseph Weissmiller

Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences

Darla DeAnn Albright Tatum O. Hayes

Teagan Moon Liufau Jennilee Marie Redfield

Gillian Marget Richmond

Paige Elizabeth Short

College of Arts and Sciences

LJ. Scott Turpen, D.M.A., Interim Dean Susan Aronstein, Ph.D., Associate Dean Karen Bartsch Estes, Ph.D., Associate Dean Narina Nunez, Ph.D., Associate Dean

Doctor of Philosophy

Daniel Lee Braedt: Chemistry

Samuel B. Case: Ecology Rajesh Chandra Deb: Chemistry

Samantha Jane Harris: Chemistry

Zachary Harvey Hecht: Chemistry Danchen Li: Geology

Aiman Zehra: Communication

Matthew James Brown: History Skylar Karl Chambers: International Studies

My Le Huynh Nguyen: Physics Robert D. Nielsen: Physics Anna Caroline Ortega: Ecology

Tanner Austin Remick: Chemistry Macy Kara Ricketts: Ecology

Master of Arts

Emma Rachelle Connell: Communication

Micah Peter Jayne: English Jonét Marchelle Jazmon Jennings: Political Science

Brooke Ashley Mankin: Anthropology

College of Arts

Jacqueline Anne McBride: Communication

Alexander H. Regnell: American Studies

Clive Garret Rieke: History

and Sciences

Master of Arts, continued

Karina Rodriguez Triana: Spanish

Kyle Austin Sabourin: International Studies

Mary Sullivan: Spanish Sebastian Wetherbee: Anthropology

Master of Fine Arts

Emily Kathryn Kluver: Creative Writing, Environment and Natural Resources

Janissa Marie Analissia Martinez: Creative Writing

Margaret Capwell Smith: Creative Writing

Master of Music

Master of Public Administration

Davis G. Eskam

John Rudolph Bruno: Zoology and Physiology

Joshua J. Burd: Geospatial Information Science

Claire Christina Campion: Zoology and Physiology

Nicholas William Case: Geospatial Information Science

Amy Marie Cavanaugh: Physics

Jonathan R. Cicarelli: Geospatial Information Science

Erika Michelle DiMariano: Psychology

Rachael Elizabeth Dumas: Psychology

Laura Gomez Murillo: Zoology and Physiology

Erin Cynthia Lovell: Geology

Lindsay Ann Martinez: Zoology and Physiology

Ashley Ranae Quick: Public Administration, Environment and Natural Resources

Master of Science

Brett A. Ralston: Zoology and Physiology

Thomas Chance Roberts: Zoology and Physiology

Samuel James Sillen: Zoology and Physiology

Frederick Alex Slane, Jr.: Physics

Dillon Duane Swasey: Geospatial Information Science

Eric Hans VanNatta: Zoology and Physiology, Environment and Natural Resources

Brittany Lyn Wagler: Zoology and Physiology

Ellen Marie Whittle: Zoology and Physiology

Arielle Marion Wimmer: Zoology and Physiology

Master of Science in Teaching

Nichole M. Lumadue: Natural Science, Environment and Natural Resources

Andrew Gomez Hiu Man Yu

Danny Aceves-Villalobos

Drake Keegan Adkins

Alexander James Allison

Brooke E. Arithson

Shawn Tyler Bang Noah R. Bell

Lea Thao Bergman

Jonathan Lee Borchardt

Fi Brogan Jesse Patrick Campbell Jennifer Carrillo

Sophia Anne Carroll Jasmine K. Christenson Johanna Else Cole

***+ Emma Jo Comstock

Kaitlyn Marie Cruz + Seth Robert Dalton Kobie Davis

Brianna Marian Drew Jaden Caylee Driscoll

Kolby D. Dunstan Brayden Noah Elliott Noah J. Engel-Cartie ***~ Kayla Erickson

Jagger William Evans Brittany A. Fillingham Whitney LeAnn Foos Adam James Gardner

College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts

Gunner Tad Gentry

Stephanie R. Grandin

Tyler Blake Greenfield

Shawn Christopher Gremp

Chelsea Breanne Gurzo

Tyra Alexis Gutrick Austin Ray Handley Ky Hardy-Ritchie Benjamin Scott Harrison

Jesse McClellen Hawk

Amanda Wynne Heywood

+ Lisa Nichole Hoffman Kaitlyn C. Hogan Jacob Truman Hozempa Brenden J. Hunt Colby Huynh

Morgan Lynn Irvine Dana Nicole Jacoby David P. James Elizabeth A. Kahalley Ryann P. Koivupalo Evan Michael Lake Keaton T. Lovato-Hegdahl

Rebecca Jane Lovell Chloe A. M. Lovitt

Christen Marie MacGuire Braydon A. Martinez Fabian Martinez

* Ainsley Marie Carson

Kayla Dabel

Haley Elizabeth McKain

Thomas Meade

Matthew Michael Medina

+~ Lillianna Rose Mollett Elena Marie Monteleone Joel Moran Evan Boyer Morgan Limpo Mukelabai Zachary William Multer Caitlyn Laura Murray

*** Harper LeeAnn Scout Pachel Evan Raynor Parker

+ Miranda Nicole Perry Logan Tyler Raper Ava Camille Salazar

Christopher A. Santos Connor Alexander Short Penelope Abigail Sigloch Jessy W. Smart

Ian Patrick Smith

*> Samantha XiangXing Smith

Cristian Daniel Carr Soles Sariah Hope StClair Nathaniel Steele Andrew K. Steffen

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Bailey Christine Johnson Nesto Yero Lowham

Amanda Elizabeth Lydon Emilygrace Alara Piel

Bachelor of Music

Ann Marie Stephens

Tod R. Stephens

Ryan William Strayer

Jason K. Sugimoto

Eryn Rebecca Symes

Rylan Mackenzie Talkington

Brayden A. Taylor Mason Stephen Teague

Jennifer Susana Trabert Campos

Spencer Travis Dexter M. Walters

Hannah Eleanor Walton Max D. Wardner

Noah Watanabe

Samantha Wesaw

+ Jade Ina Rose Whiting

>+ Sara Rose Williams

Jonah Lamar Willsey

Stephen Wilvers

William Darius Wimbley

*** Jeremiah Robert Dean Wordeman

*+ Abby Worlen

Krystal C. Wragge

Judy Ann Yates

Aubree Alicia Tafoya

Bailey Elizabeth Anderson Kennedy Lyn Despain

* Lyndee Ellen McKown Dillan Spence

Shantell Dawn Hillius

Bernadette Rose Aguirre

Rachelle R. Aleman

Beknazar Alikulov

Patrick Lloyd Arner

Madeline G. Arnold

Rimsha Asif

Riley Kay Baker

Hallie Shae Barenz

Skye Korfanta Bensel

Hannah Marie Beran

Zachary John Beran

Katherine R. Bradfish

Jacob D. Brownell

*** Sierra A. Burleigh Cassy Campbell

***+ Mercedes Lynn Bartels Cassidy

Melanie Caylor-Davison

Cody R. Chancellor Madison Rae Chapin Coleden A. Church

Madeline Sarah Collins

Myia Meret Connely

*** Sarah Copertino

Kendahl Lea Coy

Andrew Steven Daley Shyan Sierra Davidson

Shaye Q. Davis

Alexandra E. Daws

Abigail Corrine Devine

College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Science

* Makena Almae Engelker

Emma Louise Enloe

Hayden Erickson Amber Yvonne Fink

Caleb Freeburg Jody Gallagher

Joshua Gallardo

Carlos Jovany Garcia

*+ Devin Michael Gearhart

Samantha Nicole Gomez Allison E. Goodpaster

Andrew James Gregory Austin Lee Grohman

Jillian Mae Guest Darian Marie Hale Ryan Thomas Hamel

Melanie Harmon Maia Noelle Hilke

Payge Hoffman

Katrina P. Holian

Skylar Rose Holmquist

Madelyn Grayce Horning

Christian Syxx Jackson Alexandra Scarlett Jaye Leanna Frances Jones

+ Alexis M. King

Alexander Simon Kissonergis

Mariah C. Knapp

Tate Michael Rask Knapp

Kylie M. Kolkman

Madeleine Kupec

Devin Ray LaGois Jacob David Leitner Fatima C. Martel Erin E. McCalla

Scott McClurkin Kiley A. McConnell Teila S. McInerney

+ Ashleigh Nichole McManus

Darby Jo McMartin McKenzie Rae Medley

Jesse Lee Mitros Durham

Cora Lynn Neal Lindsay Laura Nevarez

Kendall N. O’Donnell Kayla D. Okyere-Boaten

Andrea E. Ollila

Richard Temidayo Olowokere

James Winston Olson

*** Harper LeeAnn Scout Pachel

Katherine Mary Peel Michael A. Pieper Abigail Pirkle Jacob Matthew Rastatter David Ratcliffe

+ Maraia Brielle Rubin

Caitlyn A. Ruiz

Liberty Fay Runyan

Joseph Benjamin Sabo DeAnne Kay Samson

+ Katelyn Renae Searle

***+ Taylen Elizabeth Sewell

Kaitlynn Joe Sharp

Haili K. Shepard

Thomas Aldric Simms

Abigail Rose Sisneros

Dalton C. Slater

Logan Tyler Smith

Joanna Rae Stark

Harley Justys Steege

Skylar Marie Strouf

+ Rachel Anne Sucharski

Mackenzie Alexis Thomas

Katearie Aleacyana Thoms

Cheyenne A. Tomkins

Tyler Nicole Trissel

Baylea Jo-Ann Vallier

Megan Frances Van Hoek Jill Redlin Veltkamp

Kaya E. Vonburg

Savannah M. Warner Keaton Joseph Weissmiller

+ Sadie P. Wenzel

William Calvert White, Jr. Holly Marie Wilhelm

Rohini Ghosh: Economics

College of Business

LScott Beaulier, Ph.D., Dean

Ronn Smith, Ph.D., Senior Associate Dean Steven Russell, M.S., Assistant Dean

Doctor of Philosophy

Connor Dane Magnuson: Economics

Benjamin Clayton White: Economics

Master of Business Administration

Ryan Scott Britton

Cruz Trey Cabral

Nicole Marie Costigan

Nathan A. Day

Justin Eric Gorman

LeAnne Virginia Hazard

Sydney Clara Bohlinger: Finance

Alivia Rose Cochran: Economics

Jina Han: Accounting

Shannon A. Hlad: Finance

*** Abigail Y. Alcorn

Emily M. Anderson

Darrell E. Bell, Sr.

Latrell Maurice Bible

Saige Rosalie Brooks

James F. Dales

Taryn Leigh De Meillon

Daniel Robert Dickens

Heidi Jo Eckhardt

Brooke H. Elmore

+ Shane C. Forry

Grant J. Golding Mason T. Hernandez

Meagan A. Herrington

Marcus Kelly Hoversland

Abbey Caroline Kersenbrock

Amanda Elizabeth Kuster Ridge Mathew Leinen

Steven Paul Ludlow

Christopher P. Macfadden

Jonathon McDonald

Tanja Milanovic

Spencer Troy Nordgran

Master of Science

Connor M. Holden: Accounting

Kiptia Akhter Lima: Economics

Erin Renee Martin: Accounting Srutakirti Mukherjee: Economics

Bachelor of Science

Morgan Roxanne Hinton

** Rafael Ozan Homer

Cassie Hunsaker

Benjamin Paul Jacek

Ryan Jorgensen

> Garrett John Keller

Tayler B. Kraut

Anna Elizabeth Larson

Jiajia Li

Alexander Lo Wong Catherine Irene Louwers

Sheridan M. Magninie

Nathan Alexander Rogers

Spencer Richard Stephens

Zachary Trey Watts

Baxter Cole Whittington Wyatt Joseph Wieland

Austin LaVearn Shields: Finance

William Yount: Finance

Nida Zafar: Economics Irene Zapata Morán: Economics

Alexander Charles Matlock

Ty Maya

Emerald J. Miller

Nash Harper Monti

**+ Paige Ashley Morris

Michael H. Mullett

Garrett Peterson Dalton R. Phelps

Jakob J. Pinson

Kailee Rose Pollard

Lindsey April Ruiz

Bryan Ruprecht

**+ Brynn Adela Sedar

Tyler Kade Severin

Dakotah C. Snyder

Richard S. Stapp

Jared T. Sterkel

Brady Lane Tosh

Taylor Elizabeth Amelia Turner

Jiaqi Wang

Luke Dennis Wilson

Hunter Thomas Wright

* Mingna Zeng

Leonie Ade

Christopher D. Alexander

Nicolai Noah Bannert

* Mason Grey Baum

Jacqueline Hope Brenner Holly E. Brighton

Jalynne Brough Megan Elizabeth Burns Carly L. Busboom

* Brianna R. Chalifour

Changmin Cheon

Julia Anne Cox

Sean Patrick Donovan

Amanda Elise Doran

Samantha Espinoza Nicole Rose Farner

+ Emilie Jeanette Fittje Kevin Patrick Frey

College of Business

Bachelor of Science in Business

Brianna Nicole Goodell Kelley

Beau Scott Green

Miranda Hammer Oressa Heilig

** Rafael Ozan Homer Jazmine Desire Hopkin

Gage C. Hunt

Sarah-Jane E. Huser

Jack D. Ickes

Kaeden Joshua Jackson

Maeci J. Jackson

Zachary J. Jewell Madeleine Kupec

Taylor G. Lee Frederic Lewandowski

Roy Sage Logan Thomas K. Logan

* Jadon Lopez

Stephen M. Lovato

Taylor Jeanne Malm

Ryan P. Marquez

Shannon Rebecca Mask

Leslay Sunshine McDonald

Benjamin McNair

Madison McKenzie Meade Dawson E. Miessler

John Walter Miller

Sydney Kristina Miller

Gabrielle M. Montez

Chance Paul Morgan Thomas Ryan Nolan

Logan G. Oberheu Shellamae Yamid Olsen Tanner Wesley Perkins Emma Riley Petersen

Bachelor of Science in Economics

Peyton Raymond Purviance

Hunter Cary Rodman

Taylor R. Rogers

Cameron R. Ruth Tara A. Salazar

Mattie Mae Seals

Jared Austin Sharp

Elizabeth Kathryn Standish

Albert Steiner

Ellis John Toomer

Mathew I. Veit

Kalli Lynn Wall

Kooper Walsh

+ Sage Nikala Walton

Lauryn Williams

Abigail Marie Wilson Monica Benes Wilson

College of Education

Scott Thomas, Ph.D., John P. “Jack” Ellbogen Dean Jenna Shim, Ph.D., Associate Dean Mark Perkins, Ph.D., Assistant Dean Christi Thompson, Ed.D., Assistant Dean

LDoctor of Education

Troy L. Archuleta Courtney Hill

Clayton Thomas Auzqui

College of Education

Doctor of Philosophy

Johannes Addido: Curriculum and Instruction

Laliya S. Asali: Education

Libni Berenice Castellon Gonzalez: Curriculum and Instruction Kelly Hawkinson: Curriculum and Instruction

Rainey N. Auen

Amanda Katelyn Carson

Ami L. Cass Rikki L. Clark

Megan Allen: Natural Science

April M. Heaney: Curriculum and Instruction

Amy Kathryn Kassel: Curriculum and Instruction Karla Valesca Matute Colindres: Curriculum and Instruction Ola Raddaoui: Curriculum and Instruction

Master of Arts

Lynnette E. Forcella Janice Yellowplume Goggkwa Andrew Dean Merritt Misti M. Mokros

Austin L. Moon Tyler Jackson Pownall Thadius Owen Rigby

Master of Science

Joshua C. Anderson: Natural Science

Darylann Aragon: Natural Science, Environment and Natural Resources

Michael D. Bauer: Natural Science Colter Jerald Huhn: Natural Science

+ Brian Kenneth Bessey

Michayla Rae Blatnick Kendall Marcela Bowdish Alexandra Faith Brooke Abby Campbell Bryson Jana L. Camilletti

* Madison Lee Colby

Sasha Lynn Stellern

Antonia Rayne Valdez Kelsy Marie Wooldridge

Angus Christopher McReynolds: Natural Science Danielle E. Mitchell: Education Kaitlin Nicole Puuri: Counseling Gabriella Thomas: Natural Science Ingrid Velez: Natural Science, Environment and Natural Resources Richard Shane Westfall: Education

Bachelor of Arts

Hannah Marie Dempsey Maisie Edmonds

*** Bryson Hoffman Engebretsen Lillian Ives Fish

Gabrielle Garris

*** Cassidy Marin Hager

Hayden C. Higgins Skya Rebecca Legerski Rayven Star Lucero Juliana J. Minor Clare Autumn Moran Carissa Caitlyn Mosness Wade Stephen Musso

Raeanne A. Prather Ashley N. Santora Casandra C. Smith Kelsey D. Smith Paola Katherine Webb Taylee Lynn Widdison Madison Taylor Winder

College of Engineering and Applied Science

L

Cameron H.G. Wright, Ph.D., P.E., Dean David Bagley, Ph.D., P.E., Associate Dean David Mukai, Ph.D., Associate Dean Daniel Dale, Ph.D., Associate Dean

Doctor of Philosophy

Mohammad Masirul Afroz: Chemical Engineering

Vincent-Michael Kwesi Ampadu: Civil Engineering

Mitchell P. Anderson: Mechanical Engineering

Tilsa Aryeni: Mathematics

Tao Bai: Petroleum Engineering

Jagadish Bapanapally: Computer Science

Marcus Carl Brown: Mechanical Engineering

Matthew Quay Brown: Mechanical Engineering

Ethan Michael Collins: Atmospheric Science

Tareq Mohammed Dalgamoni: Mathematics

Benjamin Fosu-Saah: Civil Engineering

Shreta Ghimire: Atmospheric Science

Sarah Nicole Hankins: Mechanical Engineering

Md Imranul Haque: Chemical Engineering

Alexandra Nichole Howell: Mechanical Engineering

Uche Igwe: Petroleum Engineering

Pranay Reddy Kommera: Electrical Engineering

Ziqiang Li: Mathematics

David Christopher Livingston: Mathematics

Adam Joseph Majewski: Atmospheric Science

Sahima Nazneen: Civil Engineering

Prayas Rath: Civil Engineering

Jason Anthony Regina: Civil Engineering

Christopher Ryan Rumple: Mechanical Engineering

Mirmehdi Seyyedi: Civil Engineering

Mostafa Elhasafy Abdelaziz Sharafeldin: Civil Engineering

Kurt William Stahlfeld: Mechanical Engineering

Jindi Sun: Chemical Engineering

Reihaneh Toutouni: Petroleum Engineering Nykyta Olegovich Vovk: Chemical Engineering

Tao Wu: Civil Engineering

Qian Yang: Chemical Engineering

Yi Yao: Chemical Engineering Ahmed Seifelnasr Saleh Zankoor: Petroleum Engineering

Master of Science

John Annor: Civil Engineering

Joseph Matthias Barnes: Environmental Engineering

Varun Ramakrishnaiah Bharadwaj: Electrical Engineering

Melissa Lee Butler: Mathematics

Xiangfeng Chen: Civil Engineering

Allison Marie Davis: Electrical Engineering

Alaa Fouad Abdelsalam Elkhazindar: Civil Engineering

John Estes Lagaly Higgins: Civil Engineering

Justin P. Kostelecky: Chemical Engineering

James W. Mock: Electrical Engineering

Amanda Lynn Parsons: Chemical Engineering

Cody Lee Perkins: Mechanical Engineering

Harrison Porter Rademacher: Atmospheric Science

Jackson Rudolph: Chemical Engineering

William Matthew Schutz: Mechanical Engineering

Kevin James Shaffer: Atmospheric Science

Mei-Chi Shih: Electrical Engineering

Craig Daniel Smith: Mechanical Engineering

Ci Song: Atmospheric Science

Geethma Werapitiya: Atmospheric Science

Ming Zhu: Atmospheric Science

College of Engineering

Brandon W. Benson Trevor Lawrence Handyside

and

Applied Science

Bachelor of Science

Ismael Jimenez Shannon Kenny Ephraim Chibunna Ogu

Brett Ashley Jean Page Rachel M. Peterson

Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering

Garrett Lee Anderson William Albert Flower Sean P. Kidwiler Bilal Madjour

Nickolas Steven Meier + Jenna C. Roadifer

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

*** Marco Aurelio Fagundes Machado

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Bader Mohammed Almutairi Ty A. Beck Gabriel P. Floud

* Gunnar R. Guzman Jaiden T. Hopkins Corrie A. Kissner

Elizabeth Ann Landry Samuel Michael Marion Angel A. Portillo

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Cody Paul Hume

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Coghan Spery Maxwell Xavier Waite

** Connor John Zydek

Brian Robert Sifford Hannah Van Dusen Brodyn T. Wristen

Matthew Colin Baker William Raymond Brant Jarek Aiden Rhys Brown

William Andrew Frost Kyla Josephine Heinig James Doyle Hoffman

Jeffrey James Michaelis Mariah Leigh Moore Colton N. Roach

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Teaghen A. Sweckard Zebulon Wayne Swope Garrett J. Tvedt

Marcus J. Garcia Camryn Ashley Lanctot Brenden Scott Lapp Nicholas Alexander Nelson

College of Engineering and Applied Science

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Kathryn Arneson

Forrest Kingsbury Bucholz

Eduardo B. Colin-Zarate

Donovan Nicolas Crowe

Abdulaziz Fahad Alenezi

Abdullah Saad Alsubaei Raymond Keith Burron Mike Dai

Elizabeth Ann Erickson

Octavio Gonzalez Guerra Vazquez

Rylee Gayle Jones

Alexander Michael Kalan

Evan Michael Lake

+ John M. Lenzi

* Jay M. Matter

Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering

+ Landen Fuller Marshall Peter Heggenstaller

Robert McIntyre Niven Michael David Reid Darren Daniel Seib

Sean Mendick Reese Hyde Romero

+ Nicholas Roger Shields

* Connor M. Wilkinson

Mina Sabry Shaker Elaina Renae Soellner

School of Energy Resources

Holly Krutka, Ph.D., Executive Director

LBachelor of Science

Austin L. Moon

Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources

Brent Andrew Barron

Skye Korfanta Bensel

Helena Bryant

Gwendalyn A. Cameron

Taylor Marie Davis

John Koprowski, Ph.D., Dean Steven Smutko, Ph.D., Associate Dean

Bachelor of Science

Katelyn May Duffy

Tianna A. Edison + Alexis Gioia

Robert Christian Herbel

LSeth T. Kemp + Abigail Jona Matthias Kyler Muffett Bowen Reber

Cooper Neal Reisbeck

Anna Christine Savage

Zachary Burke Ward Luke Wiedeman

College of Health Sciences

Jacob Warren, Ph.D., Dean Michelle Hilaire, Pharm.D., Associate Dean

Tristan Wallhead, Ph.D., Associate Dean

LDoctor of Pharmacy

Jessica Claire Litch

Doctor of Philosophy

Aykhan Farrux Yusifov: Biomedical Sciences

College of Health Sciences

Master of Science

Mackenzie Jayne Amrine: Kinesiology and Health

Anastasia H. Baker: Nursing

Jared Breck Barton: Health Services Administration

Heather Nicole Juliet Beaman: Nursing

Misti C. Braun: Nursing

Audrey Page Dodson: Nursing Rachel Ann Eberstein: Nursing

Carly J. Green: Kinesiology and Health

Janette Lee Harrell: Health Services Administration

Dayna Johnson: Nursing

Danielle Marie Kennedy: Nursing

Kimberley A. Keslar: Nursing

Garrett Kramer: Nursing

Jennifer Louise Langevin: Nursing

Jamie A. Lovato: Nursing

Jessie M. Mitchell: Health Services Administration

*** Kennedy Cortland Ayers

Hunter K. Bradshaw Dillon N. Brewer

Jordan Breanna Brooks Parker J. Christensen Haylen R. Cordova Braydon J. Cortney Kendahl Lea Coy

Cassandra L. Mullins: Nursing

Abbey Muniz: Nursing

Kathleen L. O’Donnell: Nursing Ivan C. Olson: Nursing Marie L. Parker: Nursing Rori S. Pedri: Nursing

Amanda Marie Pontillo: Nursing

Brian Austin Powell: Kinesiology and Health

Jessica Anne Robidoux: Nursing

Cheryl Elizabeth Rodgers: Nursing

Briana Nicole Schreckengost: Health Services Administration

Ruth Lehigh Simmons: Nursing

Tara M. Trottier: Nursing Amy L. Wiig: Nursing

Christy Marie Wilson: Nursing

Bachelor of Science

Alexander Dallas Dettmers

Kyle Allan Gulle Haley Monique Harris Hunter Jeffres Teegan Molly Johnson Dallin John Jones Cullan Andrew Kirwan Bailey B. Lasko

Leland M. Mooren

Brei-Lynne Danielle Nelson Alissa R. Ongaco

Nicole Thalia Perfetti Camry A. Peterson Joshua L. Posten + Claire N. Rankin

Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene

Alyssa Jarrolyn Rippetoe

*** Sydney Ashton Volcic Shannon

Margaret Elise Washington

*** Audrey Whitman

Kristen Haley Wilhelm Bailee N. Wilson

Erin Andrade

Steven A. Aragon

Alison Kay Arnoldi

Mariah Barstow Dayna L. Berg

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Rebecca K. Breckenridge

Ashleigh L. Brooks

Morgan Cherie Bundy Hannah Rae Cook Emily G. Davis

Kathryn Elizabeth Divis Nicolette Freitas-McAtee Cristina González Terissa Hansen Mariah D. Hartgrave

Nathaniel J Holloway

Allison P. Howley

Abby Doreen Jensen

Kara Ann Lehner

Taylor Lee Lewis

Shelby Lyn Arman Kelsey Erickson Madison Rebecca Judge

College of Health Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, continued

Mattie R. Robinson Lindzy San Javier Kayla A. Stetz

Zoe

Anna

College of Law

Klint W. Alexander, Ph.D., J.D., Dean Sam Kalen, J.D., Associate Dean Lindsay Hoyt, J.D., Assistant Dean

LJuris Doctor

Office of Academic Affairs

Bachelor of Applied Science

Shelby Lauren Lowham

Tori Jean Moore Jessica D. Pushchak

L. Stone Jolene Elizabeth Tschida

Marie Wilson Desiree Wisdorf

Gage Allen Clawson David Harrison Holmes

Michie Lee Johnson Anne Fowler Petrov

J.R. Twiford

Austin Waisanen

Kevin R. Carman, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President

Suann P. Adams Laura Rachel Buerge

Samuel Cabello

Timothy W. Cahhal

Rebecca Christiani Monica Ann LaToush Amanda Laurel Lawson

LKiefer Cody McLemore Willa Lee Powless Alex Lamar Richardson

Benjamin C. Ridgeway

Ashlee Nichole Taylor Melinda Timberman

Office of Academic Affairs

Bachelor of General Studies

Jennifer J.C. Archer Makenzy A. Dysland Camille L. Foster Kaeli Ryan Hernandez Stacey Lynn Marsh Denice Juliiette Smith

Bethany Jordan Williams

Honors College

LPeter Parolin, Ph.D., Dean Leigh Selting, M.F.A., Associate Dean

Graduates from the Honors College complete a rigorous interdisciplinary course of study, produce a significant independent research or creative capstone project, and receive a minor in Honors on their transcript. Extensive opportunities for experiential learning, financially supported internships, and study-abroad round out the Honors College experience. Throughout this program, the symbol “+” before a student’s name indicates Honors College and signifies graduates who have accomplished all the requirements for the Honors minor.