The Conferring of Degrees
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Saturday, May 10, 2025, 9 a.m. | Athletics-Recreation Center | Valparaiso, Indiana
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Saturday, May 10, 2025, 2 p.m. | Athletics-Recreation Center | Valparaiso, Indiana
Welcome to the conferring of degrees for the Class of 2025 graduates of Valparaiso University.
Today, we come together to celebrate the achievements of our graduates and to wish them well as they embark on the next chapter of their journey. But their connection to Valpo does not end here — on the contrary, we hope it is only just beginning. This University will always be a place they can call home — a place where memories were made, values were
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Please note that there is no reserved seating, except for graduates and faculty. Ushers will assist in filling all seats as guests arrive.
For those with hearing impairments who would benefit from seating near an interpreter, please notify an usher upon arrival. Guests requiring special seating accommodations are also encouraged to speak with an usher.
Anyone needing special assistance at any time may speak to an usher. Medical professionals are on site to provide emergency aid if needed.
A professional photographer will capture a photo of each graduate as they receive their diploma case. These photos will be emailed directly to graduates approximately two weeks
shaped, and lifelong relationships were formed. Though their time here may have been brief, the impact they’ve made will resonate for generations to come. So today, we do not say goodbye. Instead, we offer our prayers and blessings for the future and look forward to a lifetime of continued connection and meaningful engagement with our Valpo family.
after the ceremony and will be available to both graduates and their families. As a courtesy to everyone in attendance, University marshals will kindly ask audience members to remain seated and refrain from approaching the platform or main floor during the ceremony.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, we ask that all guests remain seated until the graduates, faculty, and members of the administration have recessed.
Please remember that Valparaiso University is a tobaccofree campus. The use of tobacco products is prohibited on University property, except inside enclosed personal vehicles.
ABOUT VA LPARAISO UNIVERSITY
This guiding motto reflects the core values of Valparaiso University: scholarship, freedom, faith, and service. Rooted in the University’s Lutheran tradition, these ideals shape the mission and character of Valpo today.
Valpo's origins trace back to 1859, when it was founded by Methodists as the Valparaiso Male and Female College — an early pioneer in co-education. For nearly 30 years, it operated as the Northern Indiana Normal School under the leadership of visionary educator Henry Baker Brown, before officially becoming Valparaiso University. Following decades of growth, the University faced significant financial
challenges during World War I. In 1925, the Lutheran University Association — comprised of clergy and laity — acquired the institution, marking the beginning of Valpo’s modern era as an independent Lutheran University.
Today, Valparaiso University spans nearly 300 acres and continues to foster a lifelong commitment in its students to seek truth, pursue knowledge, and grow in wisdom. An engaged and accomplished community of faculty and staff empowers graduates to ignite their passions and live out their purpose in a world that needs their light.
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER
2. Hail to the Brown and Gold! Recall the days of old, The happy days which we Ne’er shall forget. As shadows longer grow, Brighter the flame shall glow, The flame of love for you –Dear old Valpo.
Text: Helen Dvorak, Oscar C. Kreinheder, and Harold Rogers Music: J.F. Petri, How Can I Leave Thee
In Luce Tua Videmus Lucem — “ In Thy Light We See Light ”
ACADEMIC ATTIRE
On formal University occasions, faculty wear academic regalia with roots in the Middle Ages, when long gowns and hoods served both practical and symbolic purposes. As European universities developed, distinct styles of gowns and hoods came to represent academic rank and institutional affiliation.
In the United States, academic dress has been in use since colonial times. A standardized system, established in the late 19th century, remains in place today across most institutions.
The most distinctive feature of academic regalia is the hood, which reflects both the wearer’s degree and the institution that awarded it. Valparaiso University hoods are lined in brown and gold and trimmed with a color representing the field of study.
Here is a partial list of colors associated with the various disciplines:
Arts, Letters, Humanities
Business Administration
Economics
Education
Engineering
Exercise Science
Fine Arts
Journalism
Law
Library Science
White
Drab
Copper
Light blue
Orange
Sage green
Brown
Crimson
Purple
Lemon yellow
Music
Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Oratory, Speech
Philosophy
Physician Assistant
Science
Social Work
Theology
Pink
Apricot
Sage green
Silver gray
Dark blue
Kelly green
Gold
Citron
Scarlet
The academic cap, a later addition to academic dress, was originally a symbol of the master’s degree. Styles varied, but the square mortarboard — originating from Oxford — is now most common. The tassel, evolved from an earlier tuft, is typically black or a color representing the academic field; gold tassels are reserved for doctoral degree holders and institutional leaders.
Some Valparaiso University faculty wear regalia reflecting international or non-standard academic traditions. Cords worn over the left shoulder indicate honor society membership, while red, white, and blue cords honor U.S. military service.
SYMBOLS
Two prominent symbols in academic ceremonies are the mace and the presidential medallion. The mace, representing the University’s authority, is carried by the president’s marshal during the academic procession. It features four key emblems: the University seal, the chi rho (a symbol of Christ), the Luther rose (reflecting the University's Lutheran heritage), and the seal of the State of Indiana, along with smaller symbols representing academic disciplines and Christian virtues.
The presidential medallion, worn at official ceremonies, bears the University seal on one side and the inscription “Official President’s Medal” on the other. The president also wears a custom brown robe with four gold-trimmed velvet chevrons and panels, each embroidered with the University seal. The hood is lined in brown and gold, reflecting Valpo’s colors.
José D. Padilla, J.D.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
José D. Padilla, J.D., was named the 19th president of Valparaiso University on December 2, 2020. A visionary leader with a deep commitment to faith, service, and education, President Padilla brings a wealth of experience ideally suited to guiding Valpo today and into the future.
A passionate advocate for service, President Padilla integrates faith and wisdom to help shape graduates who are not only well-educated but also spiritually grounded and communityminded leaders.
His appointment to Valpo follows a distinguished career in higher education. He previously served as vice president, university counsel, and secretary of the University of Colorado System, and spent 15 years in senior leadership roles at DePaul University, including vice president, general counsel, and secretary.
President Padilla began his career practicing law, later answering a call to public service. In Washington, D.C., he served as legislative assistant to U.S. Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX) and as a senior political appointee in the Clinton administration.
Eric W. Johnson ’87, Ph.D.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of Toledo and a juris doctorate from the University of Michigan Law School.
His professional affiliations include the D.C. Bar Association, the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, and Campus Compact. He also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Missouri Valley Athletic Conference.
Recognized for his impact, he was named to Crain’s Chicago Business “Notable General Counsels” list in 2019 and was featured in Hispanic Business magazine’s “100 Influential Hispanics.” Negocios Now also named him among “Who Is Who in Hispanic Chicago” in 2016, 2017, and 2019.
Born on a U.S. Army base in Augsburg, Germany, President Padilla was raised in Toledo, Ohio. He met his wife, Hilda, at a fundraiser in Chicago; they married in 1986. Hilda is a real estate broker and entrepreneur. They have two adult children, Jacob and Camille. In his free time, President Padilla enjoys working out, writing, reading, fly fishing, watching historical films, and spending time with his dog, Coach.
PROVOST AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Eric W. Johnson ’ 87, Ph.D., serves as provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Valparaiso University. In this role, he is the University’s chief academic officer and also oversees Chapel of the Resurrection and church vocations, and the Christopher Center Library.
Provost Johnson joined Valpo’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in 1997. He has held the Paul and Cleo Brandt Professorship, chaired the department, and played a key role in establishing the Valparaiso University International Engineering Programs. His research focuses on nanodevice-
based electronic component modeling and engineering education pedagogy.
In 2013, he was appointed dean of the College of Engineering, where he led efforts to launch new programs in bioengineering and environmental engineering, emphasized holistic learning, and fostered an entrepreneurial mindset in students.
In May of 2021, Johnson was named provost after serving as interim provost since February of that year.
THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
Gloria Castillo, Hon.D.
Gloria Castillo, Hon.D., is a respected business and civic leader, widely recognized for her advocacy for social and economic justice. Most recently, she served as director of We Rise Together: For an Equitable and Just Recovery, a fiveyear initiative of The Chicago Community Trust. Under her leadership, the coalition raised and granted $50 million to promote equity in the Chicago region’s COVID-19 recovery, focusing on community investment, entrepreneurship, and workforce development.
Prior to that, Gloria spent 16 years as president and CEO of Chicago United, a corporate membership organization advancing multiracial leadership and economic opportunity for people of color. She led strategic partnerships across business, philanthropy, and community sectors to promote inclusive excellence in corporate governance and business development.
STUDENTS SPEAKING AT THE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Peyton Evans ’25 BSBA
An entrepreneur herself, Gloria founded CMC Enterprises, LLC, an airport concessions firm and retail partner with the Hudson Group at O’Hare International Airport.
Her contributions have earned numerous accolades, including an honorary doctorate in social justice from Roosevelt University, the Multicultural Women Legacy Award from Seramount, and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Social Justice Award from Rainbow PUSH. She has also been recognized as Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year by the Women’s Business Development Center and Minority Entrepreneur of the Year by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Peyton Evans ’25 BSBA of Parker, Colorado, graduates from Valparaiso University with a bachelor of science in business administration, majoring in project management with a minor in communications, and distinction as a Christ College Scholar. A classroom leader, Peyton has served as a tutorial assistant for the First-Year Program in Christ College. In 2024, the College of Business recognized her as the Overall and Top Female Student by Major. As a studentathlete on the women's soccer team all four years of her undergraduate career, Peyton was a proud member of
the first Valpo team to win a Missouri Valley Conference tournament and to compete in the NCAA Division I tournament in 2023. Beyond her campus accomplishments, Peyton took part in a freshman year service trip to New Orleans, helping clean up destruction from Hurricane Ida, and for the past two summers she has worked and interned in Colorado, including time with the Parker Chamber of Commerce. After graduation, Peyton intends to return to Colorado and work toward her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
Madison Britt Boor ’25, MSPA ’27
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Madison (Madi) Boor ’25, MSPA ’27, of Plainfield, Illinois, graduates from Valparaiso University today with a bachelor of science in health science as part of the five-year physician assistant program. Throughout her time at Valpo, Madi has been a dedicated student, leader, and athlete, making meaningful contributions across campus. As captain of the Valpo swim team, she earned honors including Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete Team recognition, presidential academic honors, NCAA Division I College Sports Communicators Academic All-District distinction, and CSCAA Scholar All-America honors. In addition to her academic and athletic involvement, Madi served as a peer leader and
lab aide for anatomy and physiology courses, helping fellow students succeed in rigorous coursework. She also worked at Hilltop Neighborhood House, where she helped provide support and care to local children and families. Madi served as treasurer of the Aspiring Health Care Professions Club, was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and contributed to the Senior Class Gift Executive Board. After graduation, Madi will begin her graduate studies in the master of science in physician assistant studies program at Valpo, with a strong interest in wound care, dermatology, and pediatrics.
PARTICIPATING IN THE CEREMONY
BOARD CHAIR-ELECT
Jon A. Steinbrecher ’ 83, PED
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT ...... Danielle Carter ’ 06, ’ 08 MALS Iddins
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
José D. Padilla, J.D.
President of the University
Eric W. Johnson ’ 87, Ph.D.
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
Rebekah L. Arevalo, M.S.
Chief of Staff and Board Liaison
Bharath Ganesh Babu, Ph.D.
Faculty Senate Chair, Professor of Geography
Brian Beckstrom, M.Div., D.Min.
Assistant Vice President for Mission and Spiritual Life
Ryan Blevins, M.S.
Dean of Students
Darron C. Farha, J.D.
Vice President and General Counsel
ACADEMIC DEANS
Karen Allen, RN, Ph.D., FAAN College of Nursing and Health Professions
Gregg Johnson, Ph.D. College of Arts and Sciences
Matthew Luth, Ph.D. College of Business
UNIVERSITY PASTORS
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
MARSHALS
INSTRUMENTALISTS
ASSISTING WITH ADVANCED DEGREE HOODING
ASSISTING WITH READING GRADUATE NAMES
Marie Foster-Bruns, MBA Vice President for Advancement
Chloe Kiser, M.S. Staff Council Chair, Director of Bloom Scholars Program
Jill M. Sifuentes ’ 04 Schur, M.S. Vice President for Enrollment and Marketing
Dave Sierkowski Chief Information Officer
Laurel Hosmer, M.S. Director of Athletics
Mark C. Volpatti, Ed.D.
Senior Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer
Patricia J. Mileham, MLIS Library Services
Jennifer Prough ’ 91, Ph.D.
Christ College — The Honors College
Doug Tougaw ’ 05 MBA, Ph.D., P.E. College of Engineering
Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div.
Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div.
Allison M. Urbanczyk, MBA, University Registrar
Robert W. Clark, Ph.D., University Marshal
Aimee B. Tomasek, MFA, President’s Marshal
Members of the faculty and staff of Valparaiso University
The Valparaiso University Chamber Concert Band
Jeffrey Scott Doebler ’ 87 M.M., Ph.D., Conductor
Members of the faculty of Valparaiso University
Members of the faculty of Valparaiso University
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
GATHERING MUSIC
PROCESSIONAL
NATIONAL ANTHEM .................................................
BLESSING
WELCOME
ADDRESS
REMARKS BY SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
AWARDING OF HONORS
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES
BENEDICTION
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER
CLOSING RECESSIONAL
“A Beacon of Light” by Patrick Roszell “Pomp and Circumstance” by Edward Elgar
All stand as the procession enters the arena. After all are in place, remain standing for the National Anthem and blessing. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the National Anthem and blessing.
“The Star-Spangled Banner” by John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key
Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div.
All may be seated after the blessing.
Jon A. Steinbrecher ’ 83, PED
Gloria Castillo, Hon.D.
Peyton Evans ’25 BSBA
Eric W. Johnson ’ 87, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Jennifer Prough ’ 91 , Ph.D., Dean of Christ College — The Honors College
The provost and executive vice president for academic affairs presents the dean to the president of the University. The Dean then presents the candidates to the president.
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
The graduates now come forward to receive their diploma cases from the president. They are congratulated by the dean.
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
Following the charge to the graduates, all stand for the prayer and remain standing until the close of the ceremony. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the benediction.
Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div.
Words and music can be found on page three.
“Choose Joy” by Randall Standridge
The audience is requested to remain in place until graduates and faculty have left the arena.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
GATHERING MUSIC
PROCESSIONAL
NATIONAL ANTHEM .................................................
BLESSING
WELCOME
ADDRESS
REMARKS BY SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
WELCOME TO GRADUATES
AWARDING OF HONORS
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES .......................................
“A Beacon of Light” by Patrick Roszell “Pomp and Circumstance” by Edward Elgar
All stand as the procession enters the arena. After all are in place, remain standing for the National Anthem and blessing. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the National Anthem and blessing.
“The Star-Spangled Banner” by John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key
Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div.
All may be seated after the blessing.
Jon A. Steinbrecher ’ 83, PED
Gloria Castillo, Hon.D.
Madison Britt Boor ’25, MSPA ’27
Danielle Carter ’06, ’08 MALS Iddins, Valparaiso University
Alumni Association President
Eric W. Johnson ’ 87, Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Jennifer Prough ’ 91 , Ph.D., Dean of Christ College — The Honors College
The provost and executive vice president for academic affairs presents the dean to the president of the University. The dean then presents the candidates to the president.
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
The graduates now come forward to receive their diploma cases from the president. They are congratulated by the dean.
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
Following the charge to the graduates, all stand for the prayer and remain standing until the close of the ceremony. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the benediction.
BENEDICTION
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER
CLOSING RECESSIONAL
Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div.
Words and music can be found on page three.
“Choose Joy” by Randall Standridge
The audience is requested to remain in place until graduates and faculty have left the arena.
THE CANDIDATES FOR ADVANCED AND UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES
The following candidates have applied for doctoral degrees, master’s degrees, bachelor’s degrees, and/or associate’s degrees, and they have either completed all requirements for those degrees or have expectation of completing the requirements by December. Final certification of candidates for the conferral of degrees is contingent upon satisfactorily completing whatever work may still be in preparation, satisfying all other requirements of the University for graduation, and continuing conduct in keeping with the ideals of the University.
Candidates wearing teal cords over the left shoulder are members of the Athenaeum Society, an Honor Society that recognizes the scholarly, creative, and intellectual pursuits of graduate students. Nomination for membership and recognition requires a minimum GPA of 3.8, a completion of 24 credits, a presentation or publication of scholarly or creative work in a public forum in the final semester of nomination, and evidence of good character.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Candidates wearing a gold badge in the shape of a key are members of Phi Beta Kappa, the national honor society for the liberal arts and sciences and the nation’s oldest academic honor society. Candidates wearing cords of various colors over the left shoulder are members of honor societies representing the different disciplines in the college.
MASTER OF ARTS
Lily Anne Adney
Korynn Amm
Detra R. Becker
Sandra Michelle Elisabeth Carlsten
Anjelina Josefina Haro
Sarah Ann Herbert
Thomas Michael Dabay
Monica Raza
Reilly Elizabeth Ritter
Tara September Shingler
Brooke Kathleen Spitler-Nigh
Sarah Dwight Stark
Jimena Torres
Kara Ann VanHimbergen
Amaya Nicole Wagner
Brielle Wilkins
MASTER OF EDUCATION
Ann Rochelle Batcha
Sarah Elizabeth Frisbee
Tera Wallace
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Sunila Afaq
Bhanu Prasad Akkati
Manideep Akkinapelli
Harsha Vardhan Reddy Annapureddy
Temitope Aromokeye
Ganesh Aryal
Manikanta Sai Avirni
Srividhya Baddam
Praneeth Reddy Baddipadiga
Umamaheswari Balla
Sai Charan Chakravarthy Balusu
Neha Bandi
Pavan Kumar Battula
Ganesh Reddy Bhimireddy
Christopher Allen Black
Subhakar Venkateshwararao Bobba
Sai Teja Bodala
Pradeep Kumar Bollepalli
Bhargav Boyapati
Bhavyasri Chagarlamudi
Mani Sai Chamakuri
Veera Venkatesh Chandragiri
Bejoy Chate
Ajay Chinta
Rajkumar Chintalapudi
Kruthika Daratla
Pavan Kalyan Reddy Degulwadi
Jayasimha Reddy Doma
Bharath Dopathi
Saatthvik Dugyala
Sharan Teja Edavally
Vishnu Prriya Ellore
Sriteja Gade
Suresh Ganasala
Revanth Krishna Kumar Gandrothu
Phani Venkata Durga Prasa Gannavarapu
Nikhila Gantagari
Anusha Reddy Garlapati
Connor Ryan Giusti
Sathvik Reddy Godala
Venkata Sai Sridhar Reddy Gudipati
Lakshmidhar Gutlapalli
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES,
Srikrupa Gutti
Syeda Saadat Hashmi
Capri Howard
Laura Ilizastigui
Sai Teja Jampani
Harika Jeenugula
Venkatesh Jidugu
Alekhya Kadem
Aravind Reddy Kamjula
Siddhardha Reddy Kanamathareddy
Sushanth Kanaparthi
Praveen Reddy Kasu
Geetha Reddy Katam
Rakesh Kavuri
Manjusha Kunuku
Gayathri Rani Laveti
Bala Lurdu Xavier Madanu
Jyothsna Maguluri
Manikanta Maguluri
Vikas Reddy Malkagari
Susmitha Mallela
Raja Sekhar Mandava
Varun Mandem
Srinivasulu Manjula
Deepak Reddy Marampalli
Eswar Reddy Marella
Sathwika Marri
Amanda Jeanette Masterson
Sai Krishna Movva
Sai Koushik Reddy Mummadi Reddy
Abigail W. Mwaura
Amulya Mylapally
Sai Sampath Nagalla
Sashank Nagubandi
Sai Kumar Naini
Akhilesh Reddy Nalimela
Mohan Venkata Krishna Namburi
Phani Kumar Reddy Namireddy
Adithya Gowtham Nandanampati
Sudheer Reddy Palla
Shiva Sai Krishna Parimi
Narsimha Reddy Pasham
William Patton
Ananth Rami Reddy Peddireddy
Saikiran Pedireddy
Nagamalleswari Peram
Pradeep Pingili
Manideep Pinnelly
Sai Krishna Rao Polasani
Abishai Ronnie Polepaka
Revanth Purimetla
Kiran Kumar Ravella
ASSOCIATE OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES
Brianna Anderson
Miyana Michaela Coe
Dominique Lee Dixson
Robert Edward Garza
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Mya Nicole Amelse
Andrew Robert Attinger
Hayden D. Bedell
Jarod Jonathan Borem
Christian Axel Kim
Lillie Elizabeth Kubacki
Axel Rafael Orozco
Melanie Ariana Padilla
Jade Bradley
Isabelle Grace Brunner
Lydia Louise Burkee
Gavin J. Burns
Sai Ravindra Reddy
Yashwanth Venkata Durga Phani
Kumar Revu
Prashanth Reddy Ryala
Chaithanya Sakinala
Akshita Sangam
Irshad Shaik
Oluwaseun Unini Sinkaiye
Ellesha L. Smith
Sriram Swaminathan
Aishwarya Takur
Madhu Babu Taticharla
Vedha Sai Telukuntla
Ravi Prakya Thonukunuri
Shantha Kumar Tirumalareddy
Siva Nageswara Rao Uruturi
Sai Pravallika Vanapalli
Bhavaj Madev Varri
Anusha Prakash Vedavalli
Sreevani Velma
Maxwin Samson Wadia
Bhargav Yaluru
Rithik Reddy Yanna
Sai Meghala Reddy Yaramasu
Bhargava Jaswanth Ytla
Tatyanna Taylynn Sellers
Alysenmae Michelle Tope
Stephanie Andrea Cabrera
Jasmine Sierra Collins
Zachary Michael Collins
Allison Grace DeMik
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES,
BACHELOR OF ARTS, continued
Gabrielle Jean Eicher
Adrian Elliott
Kyle Farrell
Benjamin David Fields
Savannah Elizabeth Frazier
Mollie M. Fulton
Allison Kirste Gaines
Hayden Todd Ellis Gard
Rebecca Margaret Gill
Megan Rose Goff
Caroline N. Gorski
Collin Patrick Gygi
Christian Joseph Hack
Jonah Peter Hackbart-Morlock
Jennifer Hernandez
Jeffrey Dominick Hoffman
DeMira Hunter
Jonathan Anthony Hurtado
Marion Isaac
Samantha Jane Jasinski
Samantha Faye Taylor Jefferson
Evan Prescott Jernegan
Emma Grace Johnson
Jalen Alton Jones
Aidan Thomas Kelleher
Mary Kim
Simeon Gabriel Klepac
Madeleine Grace Koetke
Brooke Elise Koppang
Charles Lucas Liapes Jr.
Moira Faythe Lindner
Dmitri C. Lopez
Jacob Theodore Mack
Frank Samuel Maldonado Colon
Brandon Mazzoni
Meghan McCann
Corey R. McClure
Adrianna Isabella McSurley
Taylor Anne Menke
Mary Elizabeth Mihevc
Emma Elizabeth Mitchell
Adam Louis Monnette
Corey Montgomery
Allison Marie Morey
Adam Rami Musleh
Katherine Lee Naylor
Zoey Noelle North
Kiana N. Nunez
Aidan Edward Obermueller
Katelyn Marie Oehmke
Jacquelyn O'Hara
Melissa A. O'Keefe
Bianca Suzanne Olfert
Michael Wallace Olson
Rachel Lynn Painter
Alyssa M. Pomales
Jocelynn S. Ponce
James Pouba
Angelica Grace Primiani
Natalya Dominique Reister
BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION
Jacob Adam Alan Keen
Abigail Elizabeth Pintoy
BACHELOR OF MUSIC THERAPY
Elizabeth Porsha Nelson
Ryan James Reynolds
Mason David Rife
Matthew Dean Rodda
Brianna Lynn Roll
Liam Bennett Ross
Daniela Schulz
Kaylee E. Shank
Liam Benjamin Shepherd
Olivia Sims
Kayla Jane Sleeper
Isaiah Stafford
Kindra Faith Stetzel
Audrey Christine Storer
Abby Jane Sur
Olivia Beth Tambrini
Amelia Tandy
Victoria E. Tiller
Sunderya Erdenedalai Tuya
Noemi Araceli Vela
Rayne Nyla Velazquez
Grace Ella Vosburg
Carinne Walter
Megan Carol Wentz
Brianna Marie Williams
Second Lieutenant Anyia Aleece Wilson
Joseph Dakota Allen Wolf
Rebecca Elizabeth Schatte
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES,
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Bradley Thomas Albertsen
Robert Willis Amstutz
Margaret Josephine Andrews
Alexander Michael Artz
Samuel Nelson Bailey
Timothy Michael Benz
Abigail Elizabeth Boyle
Alyssa Marie Brazzell
Nolan Anthony Brezina
Kurt Jeffrey Brown
Reahlyn Bryce
Cady Magdaline Caldwell
William Bradley Calva
Madeleine Linnea Cannon
Adelyn Rose Carney
Matthew Robert Carter
Benjamin Ryan Chappey
Patrick Seamus Cheatham
Kudakwashe Chikonyora
Jack Edmund Colwell
Abby Rose Dalton
Katarina Rose Dudkowski
Noah Emanuel Durlam
Mason Shawn Ellerbroek
Muhammad Hamza Faisal
Brooke Ryan Ferkull
Max Franco
Mason Jonathan Greve
Jacob E. Griffin
Harris Lee Gustafson
Sarah Kathleen Hill
Grace Elizabeth Hinderlider
Emma Brady Jacobs
Grace Marie Jendreas
Olivia Marie Johnson
Desirae Lynn Kahn
Samantha Nicole Knapp
Robert Jon Knoerr
Hayden Robert Landfadt
Hexin Liu
Elias Lopez
Jordyn M. McNamara
Cory Aaron Meyers
Aiden Thomas Moran
Talia Latania Morgan
Emily Jeanelle Nelson
Ryan Nguyen
Dominic S. Niceforo
Abraham Orozco Munoz
Lindsey Linnette Ortiz Bautista
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
Avery Diane Beardsley
Nicole Anayeli Berrones
Kayla Nicole Dybel
Isabelle L. Eenigenburg
Abigail Elaine Hall
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK
Jack Allen Burbage
Rhonda Collier
Sarah Nicole Dibley
Heather J. Floutsis
McKenna Ruth Kalan
Madison Mary Lynn
Fatima Mota
Kyliegh Ann Nixon
Mia Elizabeth Pool
Abigail Judith Manak
Liliana Maria Ortiz-Perez
Grace Frances Roberts
Annikkha Hope Setlak
Juan Andres Ostos Hernandez
Edgar Manuel Padilla
Hunter Ryan Peri
Melanie Grace Piunti
Sixiang Qiu
Caitlyn Marie Quidetto
Lane M. Scheel
Luke Andrew Shelley
Kristian Simakoski
Lilu Adele Smith
Nicholas Wayne Sonntag
Kora Morgan Stephey
Alyssa A. Suprenant
Gavin Sigismund Tabor
Esperanza Tamayo
Bo Michelle Turpin
Gabrielle Anne Unzicker
Matthew Scott Van Valin
Mia H. Wind
Jenna Lana Yehyawi
Adrianna Zavala
Hamza Khusro Zia
Victoria Maria de Jesus Zuniga
Amy Jeanine Rediger
Joslyn Areia Rodriguez
Savannah Vela
Johanna Elizabeth Steele
Esther Anna Marie Steinke
Payton C. Stitt
Julie Marie Vick
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Candidates from the College of Business who are wearing gold and blue cords around the neck have been inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma, the national honor society for students from business colleges accredited by AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Kimberly Jeannette Ackley
Abigail Akakpo
Gehan Alhussami
Anthony J. Barenie
James Robert Bartholomew
Mason Bonn
Marissa SueAnn Carr
Jack Robert Coulson
Suma Dommati
Leah M. Earnest
Andrea M. Evans
Manideep Chowdary Gadde
Thomas Alexander Gilchrist
MASTER
OF SCIENCE
Paula Da Costa Chenquer
Matthew Eastman
John Bishop Foley
Caleb Michael Johnson
Mia Summer Gurgevich
Manuel Yao Haulson
Isidra T. Ibarra
Sai Priya Julapalu
Reetika Kachchhwa
Addyson Grace Kois
Mark A. LaMotte
Donald K. MacNeil
Adarsha Mahat
Abigail Renee Marquiss
Karthik Mateti
Alicia Mohammed
Mathew Pigeon
Jaylen Jai'shawn Jude
Jacob Paul Lindsey
Kade Martin Reinertson
James Robert Sroge
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Cadence Rene Augustine
Elyse Grace Bagnall
Colman Anthony Berg
Jake Richard Birmingham
Samuel Michael Booth
Megan Rene Civanich
Lauren Christine Cook
Cara Leigh Crompton
Gage Alan Eason
Matthew A. Eidbo
Peyton Evans
Adam E. Fritz
Logyn Rose Galvan
Joseph Earl Gentile
Jenna Elizabeth Raymond
Bryce Richter
Sidney Star Rinker
Ella Schad
Kathleen Sedlak
Isaiah Shaw
Emma Rose Tecca
Joseph Faro Tracy
George Joseph Trojanek
Eric E. Tucker
Cole Jacob Vassilakis
Hannah York
Alexandrea Nicole Yuratovac
Kendall Wallis Tucker
Colin Walls
Andrew Joseph Walsh
Henry Wyatt Woofter
Monzerrat Gomez
Savannah Kristine Gostlin
Jamie Lynn Harte
Ryan Christopher Hawk
Ray Lennell Jackson Jr.
Addison Renae Joiner
Nicholas Alphonse Jurczak
Parker Frederic Kneifel
Brian Maxwell Kobs
Samantha Josephine Kolberg
Morgan Mae Kositzky
Barret Samuel Labus
Matthew Vincent Molnar
Emma Elizabeth Morrison
Hunter Edward Nabers
Nguyen Phuc Thao Nguyen
Jacob Robert Noel
Grant Christopher Norman
Daniel Ovie Ojaide
Jessica Podczerwinski
Zachary John Edward Puent
Braden Montgomery Rabold
Caleb Malachi Rao
Aidan Chad Ross
Sophia Kelley Rozzoni
Abigail Christine Ryan
Blake David Schulte
Amber Rose Scott
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS,
continued
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, continued
Kevin Spelman
Drake Noah Taylor
George Trojanek
Delaney Marie Vass
Spencer Thomas Warfield
Amanda Elizabeth Wittersheim
Alaina Kay Wolan
Nicholas Brian Wolf
Tsion Fekade Wolka
Yingxin Zhang
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTEGRATED BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING
Mauro De Jesus Hurtado
Joshua Aaron Klabunde
Tyler Kuss
Quinlan Grace Scott
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Darius Alexander DeAveiro
Anthony Orazio Delisanti
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINE ERING
Lauren Ashley Sena
Aidan
Thomas Wucherer
Eric Kevin Goodes
Candidates wearing orange cords over the left shoulder are members of Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOENGINEERING
Sara Amorim Brito Carvalho
Quinn A. Brothers
Elliot Kasper Cook
Anna Elizabeth Fay
Danielle Marie Heinz
Noah Anthony Houseworth
Alejandro Miranda
Hugo Mikolaj Salamon
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Barrett Kincade Church
Benjamin Daniel Fisher
Kaitlyn Ann Frank
Lillian Julia Goss-Peirce
Leah Rae Haman
Andrew David Hernandez
Hunter Keith Kneifel
Alexander Timothy Koetter
John Kenyon Larson
Elliana Grace McCauley
Katherine N. Schreiner
Grace Catherine Shebel
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Michael Laurence Appel Jr.
Blair Bram
Noah Christopher Doely
Jacob Alexander Felix
Daniel Gfesser
Alexander Christian Gring
Lukasz Janik
Eamonn O'Connell
Ava E. Stadler
Ashley Elise Velasquez
Whitney Pilar Wollin
Chance Vincent Troksa
Andrew Michael Vosburg
Elizabeth I. Walker
Bohao Wang
Abigail Grace White
Jaden Neal Polen
Jovanis Nikola Prodanich
Julia Elain Radcliffe
Charles Parkyn Smith
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINE ERING,
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Luke Michael Dawson
Laura Marie Floyd
Samuel Paul Gronwold
Kyle David Hartman
Connor Philip Joffe
Benjamin Tyler Jones
Spenser Thomas Lhota
Lawton Robert Lochow
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Dana Nicole Fish
Olivia Nicole Holtz
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Alexander Maxwell Berger
Soren Skeens Burkholder
Micah Anthony D'Arcangelo
Ethan Lee Duff
Gabriella Forde
Gilbert Davis Haw
Trevor Louis Henckel
Pamela Hernandez-Espiritu
Haley Anne Hume
Sarah Alice Iselin
Kelly Alice Krazl
Nicholas Gregory Lattea
Luke Edward Lingl
Edith Luna
Kyle E. Morrison
Peter N. Mueller
THE COLLEGE OF NURSING
AND HEALTH
Trevor Scott Misch
Nicholas James Misner
Alexander Montano
Jibreel Siddiq Hoskins
Spencer Matthew O'Dea
Fiona Colleen O'Doherty
William James Rinker
Andrew James Shelton
Brendan Zachary Stangeland
Thomas J. Sztuba
James N. Thomack
PROFESSIONS
Candidates from the College of Nursing and Health Professions who are wearing lavender and white cords over the left shoulder have been inducted into the Zeta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the national honor society for nurses.
DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE
Brenda Blunt
Daniel Courtaney
Carley Joy Ellenberger
Sarah Ann Gore
Rieley McKenna Hull
Teri Ann Koch
DOCTOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Adesola O. Bello
Michelle L. Conner
Evan Lines
Amy Sherman
MASTER OF HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION
Vaibhavi Balagani
Sofia Rose Bellwoar
Owen Cooper Bockman
Kayla Estephania Cardenas
Graham S. Landwerlen
Sanajana Muppavarapu
Stephanie Marie Krol
Nadia Phillips Paul
Elizabeth Alexis Russell
Dhwani Pankajbhai Shukla
Desirae Taneal Williams
THE COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS,
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Navya Munnur
Sai Suma Nitta
Mahesh Reddy Pasham
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES
Lauren Renae Bartlett
Allison Paige Betts
Reeya Mayank Brahmbhatt
Meryn Cynthia Burk
Kaitlyn Michele Carr
Cory Brett Cramer
Max E. Doyle
Abigail Gabriela Gemeinhart
Brady Richard Glidden
Aidan Patrick Goodreau
Alexandra Morgan Herbert
Madison Ruth Janickovic
Mackenzie Rae Ketterhagen
Ava Elaine Landmeyer
Morgan Rae Lareau
Andrea Elizabeth Luekens
Ameena Syeda Madani
Caitlin Malon
Allison Renee McConnell
Evan William Minger
Angelina Marie Neme
Adam Joseph Nieman
Rebekah Ruth Pike
Grace Elizabeth Poduch
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EXERCISE SCIENCE
Andrew James Berzai
Morgan E. Rudofski
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP
Kathleen Erin Beyer
Kaiah Mason Fenters
Colin Thomas Graves
Jailyn M. Hubbard
Camille Laila Jefferson
Storm David Pendleton
Marina Ashley Ramirez
Kalisto Asriel Rosales
Rachel Ann Sutor
Elise Nicole Swistek
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE
Adwoa Asibey-Aning
Lysandra Bahena
Julia Banka
Madison Britt Boor
Katherine Grace Buttitta
Meenu Mariam Chacko
Izabella Nora Dy
Suedod Erbini
Emily Jean Fausch
Analise Love Franklin
Joely F. Garner
Lindsey Grace Gertz
Paige Elizabeth Haluska
Reese R. Hankins
Ivy He
Sarah Michelle Hecht
Skye Isenblatter
Alayna Marie Jackomis
Sunaina
Brianna Lynn Rhomberg
Jared Lucas Roland
Jennifer Noel Sanders
Chloe Noelle Smith
Benjamin Dale Sommers
Natalie Rose Swierczynski
Julia Marie Tarpley
Peyton Flynn Weber
Rachael Rana Wethington
Olivia Sophia Zetty
Manjula Vairavan
Samantha Rose Warren
Madison Zale
Kloe E. Kiran
Lauren Elizabeth Klecun
Danielle Patricia Kontos
Gabrielle Elise Laursen
Gabriel Khanh Lux
Ava Johanna Madsen
Rebecca Thomas Mathew
Mahir Mehmud
Vaidehi Patel
THE COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS,
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE, continued
Merril Mary Philip
Hayatt Mouamina Safadi
Jasmine E. Saju
Gavin James Schaefer
Emma Francis Schmidt
Angela Sun
Alexandria Natalia Szostak
Alena Benny Thomas
Mikynn J. Vanderbeek
Alan Varghese
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Sean Adams
Abdullah Yousef B. Al Shurayyan
Bandar Alanazi
Hussain Al Faraj
Manar Abdulaziz Alharbi
Kuwther Alibrahim
Reham Faisal Aljohani
Abdulrahman Hussain Almakrami
Aeshah Alsalamah
Malik Alshamrani
Basil Mohammed Alshehri
Abdullah Hamoud Alsubhi
Nouf Abdulkhaliq a Alzahrani
Julianna E. Avila
Erica Marie Bautista
Megan Bush
Victoria Leandra Bustamante
Alondra Cibrian
Paige Nichole Ciesla
Emilee Fumei Craigin
Makenzy Jordan Crocker
Andriana Maria Culafic
Maria Lupita Del Real
Jordynn Rylee Dusek
Lauren Ashley Edmond
Ethan Gregory Ehlers
Allison Violet Eible
Jenna Maria Ethithara
Hannah Fagan
Daniella Lucia Fiore
Amberly S. Fletcher
Giana M. Foley
Delaney Madison Frame
Allee Rae Garner
Jessica Elizabeth Gibbs
Alyssa Taylor Gonzalez
Samantha Elizabeth Gountounas
Linnea Rose Goymerac
Kaylynn Marie Gregory
Sophie Paige Grube
Adalynn Drew Harper
Martha Ann Harvey
Breanna Marie Jackson
Mia N. Jacobsmeyer
Kaci Ann-Colette Jaraczewski
Emma Ann Karczewski
Emma Knez
Eleni Antigoni Kostouros
Julia Michelle Kruis
Ethan Paul Litavecz
Carlos August Maier
Olivia Taylor Malzahn
Jocelyn Mendez
Jaclyn Elaine Mergenthaler
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Alison N. Boissy
Madelynn E. Zeman
Arden Welsh
Madeleine W. Willacker
Kennedy Marie Wilson
Marissa Marie Moore
Nasira Muhammad
Eliana Chayenne Munoz
Maria Nanninga
Maryanne Ivette Perez
Shayann Renee Plummer
Gerardo Ramirez
Kennedy Marie Richardson
Sarah Katherine Roeglin
Dustin Samano
Katie Ryan Schuster
Amelia Ann Semovski
Brianna Kay Splaine
Maliah L. Stillson
Anjali A. Thomas
Hailey Lynn Thompson
Brandy Marie Virgo
Tetyana Vjestica
Olivia J. Walker
Amber Walworth
Ashley Lauren Wasik
Madelyn Marie Whaling
Sarah Catherine Wilms
Sadie Marie Wright
Rakan Hassan Zubayd
THE COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS,
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Harmoney Elizabeth Burke
Ashton Kendall Frost
Gavin Hooper
Madison Anne Keil
Morgan Levia Kolarik
Ryan Maka
Kayleigh Rae Rodgers
Madison Leigh Schelling
Sara Ann Strauss
Brianna Nicole Wilson
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS
The following candidates who have applied for an undergraduate or advanced degree are eligible for the graduation honor listed. Final calculations are made after all final grades have been recorded.
GRADUATION HONORS
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Mya Nicole Amelse
Michael Laurence Appel Jr.
Andrew Robert Attinger
Julianna E. Avila
Elyse Grace Bagnall
Lysandra Bahena
Madison Britt Boor
Abigail Elizabeth Boyle
Kurt Jeffrey Brown
Jack Allen Burbage
Adelyn Rose Carney
Meenu Mariam Chacko
Barrett Kincade Church
Rhonda Collier
Jack Edmund Colwell
Lauren Christine Cook
Cara Leigh Crompton
Micah Anthony D'Arcangelo
Anthony Orazio Delisanti
Allison Grace DeMik
Ethan Lee Duff
Noah Emanuel Durlam
Isabelle L. Eenigenburg
Gabrielle Jean Eicher
Suedod Erbini
Peyton Evans
Emily Jean Fausch
Anna Elizabeth Fay
Brooke Ryan Ferkull
Laura Marie Floyd
Megan Rose Goff
Jacob E. Griffin
Harris Lee Gustafson
Paige Elizabeth Haluska
Reese R. Hankins
Adalynn Drew Harper
Kyle David Hartman
Gilbert Davis Haw
Ivy He
Trevor Louis Henckel
Jeffrey Dominick Hoffman
Noah Anthony Houseworth
Haley Anne Hume
Sarah Alice Iselin
Samantha Faye Taylor Jefferson
Emma Grace Johnson
Kloe E. Kiran
Simeon Gabriel Klepac
Hunter Keith Kneifel
Parker Frederic Kneifel
Samantha Josephine Kolberg
Danielle Patricia Kontos
Brooke Elise Koppang
Morgan Mae Kositzky
Kelly Alice Krazl
Julia Michelle Kruis
Hexin Liu
Ava Johanna Madsen
Abigail Judith Manak
Elliana Grace McCauley
Jordyn M. McNamara
Mahir Mehmud
Mary Elizabeth Mihevc
Matthew Vincent Molnar
Emma Elizabeth Morrison
Kyle E. Morrison
Fatima Mota
Katherine Lee Naylor
Aidan Edward Obermueller
Vaidehi Patel
Merril Mary Philip
Abigail Elizabeth Pintoy
Melanie Grace Piunti
Jessica Podczerwinski
Jovanis Nikola Prodanich
Amy Jeanine Rediger
Natalya Dominique Reister
Grace Frances Roberts
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS,
SUMMA CUM LAUDE,
continued
Hayatt Mouamina Safadi
Jasmine E. Saju
Rebecca Elizabeth Schatte
Lane M. Scheel
Madison Leigh Schelling
Daniela Schulz
Quinlan Grace Scott
Andrew James Shelton
Kayla Jane Sleeper
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
Aeshah Alsalamah
Margaret Josephine Andrews
Andrew James Berzai
Alison N. Boissy
Lydia Louise Burkee
Kudakwashe Chikonyora
Jasmine Sierra Collins
Elliot Kasper Cook
Abby Rose Dalton
Sarah Nicole Dibley
Mason Shawn Ellerbroek
Joely F. Garner
Lindsey Grace Gertz
Monzerrat Gomez
Lillian Julia Goss-Peirce
Samuel Paul Gronwold
Sophie Paige Grube
Martha Ann Harvey
Sarah Michelle Hecht
Jennifer Hernandez
CUM LAUDE
Manar Abdulaziz Alharbi
Robert Willis Amstutz
Alexander Michael Artz
Samuel Nelson Bailey
Julia Banka
Avery Diane Beardsley
Charles Parkyn Smith
Kindra Faith Stetzel
Angela Sun
Abby Jane Sur
Olivia Beth Tambrini
Alena Benny Thomas
Chance Vincent Troksa
Matthew Scott Van Valin
Mikynn J. Vanderbeek
Jonathan Anthony Hurtado
Alayna Marie Jackomis
Ray Lennell Jackson Jr.
Emma Brady Jacobs
Camille Laila Jefferson
Addison Renae Joiner
Emma Ann Karczewski
Madison Anne Keil
Lauren Elizabeth Klecun
Samantha Nicole Knapp
Robert Jon Knoerr
Gabrielle Elise Laursen
Gabriel Khanh Lux
Frank Samuel Maldonado Colon
Meghan McCann
Corey R. McClure
Adrianna Isabella McSurley
Cory Aaron Meyers
Elizabeth Porsha Nelson
Nguyen Phuc Thao Nguyen
Quinn A. Brothers
Isabelle Grace Brunner
Harmoney Elizabeth Burke
Katherine Grace Buttitta
Paige Nichole Ciesla
Emilee Fumei Craigin
Alan Varghese
Ashley Elise Velasquez
Samantha Rose Warren
Ashley Lauren Wasik
Arden Welsh
Madeleine W. Willacker
Sarah Catherine Wilms
Jenna Lana Yehyawi
Spencer Matthew O'Dea
Katelyn Marie Oehmke
Alyssa M. Pomales
Gavin James Schaefer
Katherine N. Schreiner
Olivia Sims
Lilu Adele Smith
Brendan Zachary Stangeland
Alexandria Natalia Szostak
Amelia Tandy
George Trojanek
Manjula Vairavan
Savannah Vela
Spencer Thomas Warfield
Abigail Grace White
Brianna Nicole Wilson
Kennedy Marie Wilson
Amanda Elizabeth Wittersheim
Aidan Thomas Wucherer
Makenzy Jordan Crocker
Kyle Farrell
Dana Nicole Fish
Savannah Elizabeth Frazier
Adam E. Fritz
Hayden Todd Ellis Gard
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS,
CUM LAUDE, continued
Caroline N. Gorski
Collin Patrick Gygi
Christian Joseph Hack
Abigail Elaine Hall
Sarah Kathleen Hill
Gavin Hooper
Jibreel Siddiq Hoskins
Skye Isenblatter
Evan Prescott Jernegan
Olivia Marie Johnson
Desirae Lynn Kahn
McKenna Ruth Kalan
Jacob Adam Alan Keen
Madeleine Grace Koetke
Spenser Thomas Lhota
Charles Lucas Liapes Jr.
Moira Faythe Lindner
Luke Edward Lingl
Dmitri C. Lopez
Ryan Maka
Rebecca Thomas Mathew
Alejandro Miranda
Adam Louis Monnette
Allison Marie Morey
Grant Christopher Norman
Eamonn O'Connell
Bianca Suzanne Olfert
Storm David Pendleton
Maryanne Ivette Perez
Julia Elain Radcliffe
Joslyn Areia Rodriguez
Sarah Katherine Roeglin
Emma Francis Schmidt
Amber Rose Scott
ADVANCED DEGREE GRADUATES
GRADUATING WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION
Students who have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3 9 or higher.
Kimberly Jeannette Ackley
Bhanu Prasad Akkati
Gehan Alhussami
Korynn Amm
Temitope Aromokeye
Ganesh Aryal
Umamaheswari Balla
Sai Charan Chakravarthy Balusu
Anthony J. Barenie
James Robert Bartholomew
Detra R. Becker
Allison Paige Betts
Christopher Allen Black
Pradeep Kumar Bollepalli
Mason Bonn
Sandra Michelle Elisabeth Carlsten
Bhavyasri Chagarlamudi
Michelle L. Conner
Paula Da Costa Chenquer
Cory Brett Cramer
Max E. Doyle
Vishnu Prriya Ellore
Nikhila Gantagari
Abigail Gabriela Gemeinhart
Thomas Alexander Gilchrist
Brady Richard Glidden
Mia Summer Gurgevich
Sarah Ann Herbert
Harika Jeenugula
Jaylen Jai'shawn Jude
Praveen Reddy Kasu
Teri Ann Koch
Mark A. LaMotte
Gayathri Rani Laveti
Lauren Ashley Sena
Annikkha Hope Setlak
Kaylee E. Shank
Esther Anna Marie Steinke
Sara Ann Strauss
Alyssa A. Suprenant
Rachel Ann Sutor
Gabrielle Anne Unzicker
Noemi Araceli Vela
Rayne Nyla Velazquez
Brandy Marie Virgo
Alaina Kay Wolan
Joseph Dakota Allen Wolf
Nicholas Brian Wolf
Tsion Fekade Wolka
Whitney Pilar Wollin
Jacob Paul Lindsey
Evan Lines
Ameena Syeda Madani
Raja Sekhar Mandava
Amanda Jeanette Masterson
Karthik Mateti
Evan William Minger
Thomas Michael Museus Dabay
Sashank Nagubandi
Akhilesh Reddy Nalimela
Mohan Venkata Krishna Namburi
Angelina Marie Neme
Adam Joseph Nieman
Sudheer Reddy Palla
Nadia Phillips Paul
Saikiran Pedireddy
Grace Elizabeth Poduch
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS,
GRADUATING WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION, continued
Sai Krishna Rao Polasani
Kiran Kumar Ravella
Monica Raza
Kade Martin Reinertson
Brianna Lynn Rhomberg
Reilly Elizabeth Ritter
Jennifer Noel Sanders
Ella Schad
Amy Sherman
Tara September Shingler
Oluwaseun Unini Sinkaiye
Chloe Noelle Smith
Brooke Kathleen Spitler-Nigh
James Robert Sroge
Sarah Dwight Stark
Aishwarya Takur
Vedha Sai Telukuntla
Ravi Prakya Thonukunuri
Shantha Kumar Tirumalareddy
Eric E. Tucker
GRADUATING WITH DISTINCTION
Students who have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3 8 or 3.9.
Abigail Akakpo
Manikanta Sai Avirni
Srividhya Baddam
Praneeth Reddy Baddipadiga
Lauren Renae Bartlett
Ann Rochelle Batcha
Ganesh Reddy Bhimireddy
Brenda Blunt
Owen Cooper Bockman
Bhargav Boyapati
Meryn Cynthia Burk
Marissa SueAnn Carr
Mani Sai Chamakuri
Ajay Chinta
Rajkumar Chintalapudi
Jack Robert Coulson
Pavan Kalyan Reddy Degulwadi
Bharath Dopathi
Sarah Elizabeth Frisbee
Sriteja Gade
Kendall Wallis Tucker
Sai Pravallika Vanapalli
Kara Ann VanHimbergen
Amaya Nicole Wagner
Colin Walls
Peyton Flynn Weber
Brielle Wilkins
Henry Wyatt Woofter
Hannah York
Suresh Ganasala
Revanth Krishna Kumar Gandrothu
Aidan Patrick Goodreau
Srikrupa Gutti
Rieley McKenna Hull
Sandeep Inti
Caleb Michael Johnson
Siddhardha Reddy Kanamathareddy
Geetha Reddy Katam
Morgan Rae Lareau
Andrea Elizabeth Luekens
Manikanta Maguluri
Adarsha Mahat
Varun Mandem
Srinivasulu Manjula
Abigail Renee Marquiss
Allison Renee McConnell
Alicia Mohammed
Sai Koushik Reddy Mummadi Reddy
Shiva Sai Krishna Parimi
Mahesh Reddy Pasham
Ananth Rami Reddy Peddireddy
Sidney Star Rinker
Jared Lucas Roland
Akshita Sangam
Dhwani Pankajbhai Shukla
Benjamin Dale Sommers
Sunaina
Sriram Swaminathan
Natalie Rose Swierczynski
Emma Rose Tecca
Jimena Torres
Bhavaj Madev Varri
Andrew Joseph Walsh
Desirae Taneal Williams
Rithik Reddy Yanna
Bhargava Jaswanth Ytla
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS,
continued
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DISTINGUISHED STUDENT AWARDS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Kudakwashe Chikonyora
Aidan Edward Obermueller
Noemi Araceli Vela
Hamza Khusro Zia
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Addison Renae Joiner
CHRIST COLLEGE — THE HONORS COLLEGE
Noah Emanuel Durlam
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Anna Elizabeth Fay
CHRIST COLLEGE SCHOLARS
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Sophie Paige Grube
Samantha Rose Warren
GRADUATE STUDIES
Mark LaMotte
The following candidates have completed at least 30 credits of interdisciplinary honors work in Christ College — The Honors College.
Alexander Michael Artz
Adwoa Asibey-Aning
Andrew Robert Attinger
Kurt Jeffrey Brown
Jack Allen Burbage
Adelyn Rose Carney
Matthew Robert Carter
Jasmine Sierra Collins
Jack Edmund Colwell
Abby Rose Dalton
Micah Anthony D'Arcangelo
Allison Grace DeMik
Noah Emanuel Durlam
Gabrielle Jean Eicher
Mason Shawn Ellerbroek
Peyton Evans
Daniel Gfesser
Megan Rose Goff
Gilbert Davis Haw
Sarah Alice Iselin
Skye Isenblatter
Emma Brady Jacobs
Lukasz Janik
Connor Philip Joffe
Emma Grace Johnson
Olivia Marie Johnson
Joshua Aaron Klabunde
Simeon Gabriel Klepac
Samantha Nicole Knapp
Robert Jon Knoerr
Madeleine Grace Koetke
Samantha Josephine Kolberg
Micah Koppang
Kelly Alice Krazl
Moira Faythe Lindner
Hexin Liu
Elliana Grace McCauley
Corey R. McClure
Adam Louis Monnette
Kyle E. Morrison
Katherine Lee Naylor
Elizabeth Porsha Nelson
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
WITH HONORS IN CHEMISTRY
Sarah Kathleen Hill
WITH HONORS IN PHYSICS
Lane M. Scheel
Aidan Edward Obermueller
Bianca Suzanne Olfert
Storm David Pendleton
Jovanis Nikola Prodanich
Amy Jeanine Rediger
Natalya Dominique Reister
Grace Frances Roberts
Rebecca Elizabeth Schatte
Lane M. Scheel
Quinlan Grace Scott
Lilu Adele Smith
Ava E. Stadler
Esther Anna Marie Steinke
Kindra Faith Stetzel
Olivia Beth Tambrini
Amelia Tandy
Gabrielle Anne Unzicker
Matthew Scott Van Valin
Noemi Araceli Vela