2023 Commencement Program

Widener University Commonwealth Law School

CONTENTS Widener University History…………………………………….……………………………………………………….……...3 Academic Dress………………………………………………………………………………..……...….……………..……...3 Candidates for Juris Doctor Degrees…………………………………………………………………………….…..…………5 Academic Awards…………………………………………………………………………………………….….…………….7 Board of Trustees……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..11 Administration………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...12

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WIDENER UNIVERSITY HISTORY Founded in 1821 as a preparatory school for boys in Wilmington, Delaware, the institution moved to Pennsylvania in 1862, and was granted collegiate powers and privileges. Known from 1892 to 1972 as Pennsylvania Military College, the name Widener College was adopted and the Corps of Cadets disbanded in 1972. Graduate programs were introduced in 1967 and the Delaware Law School was acquired in 1975. In recognition of its comprehensive offerings, Widener College became Widener University in 1979. In 1989, Commonwealth Law School opened in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Widener has grown into an esteemed university that connects curricula to social issues through civic engagement. It comprises seven schools and colleges that offer liberal arts and sciences, professional and preprofessional curricula leading to associate's, baccalaureate, master's, and doctorate degrees. The university's campuses in Chester and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Wilmington, Delaware, serve more than 5,000 students.

ACADEMIC DRESS The history of academic dress begins in the early days of the oldest universities. A statute of 1321 required all “Doctors, Licentiates, and Bachelors” of the Portuguese University of Coimbra to wear gowns. In England during the second half of the 14th century, the statutes of certain colleges forbade “excess apparel” and prescribed the wearing of a long gown. It is still a question whether academic dress finds its sources chiefly in ecclesiastical or in civilian dress. Gowns may have been considered necessary for warmth in the unheated buildings used by medieval scholars. Hoods may have served to cover the tonsured head until superseded for that purpose by the skull cap. The cap was later displaced by a headdress similar to ones now recognized as “academic.” European institutions continue to show great diversity in their specifications of academic dress.

In the United States, the practice of wearing academic apparel dates back to colonial times, but there was no uniform standard of approved attire until 1895 when a commission of leading American educators devised a code of academic dress. Although modified in 1932 by the American Council on Education, this code continues to govern the style of academic dress today.

GOWNS The gown for the bachelor’s degree has pointed sleeves and is worn closed. The gown for the master’s degree has an oblong sleeve, open at the wrist, with the sleeve base hanging down in the traditional manner. The rear part of the sleeve’s oblong shape is square cut, and the front part has an arc cut away. It may be worn open or closed. The gown for the doctor’s degree has bell-shaped sleeves and may be worn open or closed. Bachelor’s and master’s gowns have no sleeve trimmings. The doctor’s may be faced on the front with black or colored velvet and with three bars of the same across the sleeves. If color is used, it is the color distinctive of the subject to which the degree pertains, and it matches the edging or binding of the hood. The colors associated with the different disciplines include the following: HOODS Hoods are worn by those receiving graduate degrees. The colors used in the satin linings are drawn, customarily, from the official colors of the granting institution. Widener University’s colors are blue and gold. The trimming on the hood varies in color and usually indicates the field of study.

Arts, Letters, and Humanities—White Commerce, Accountancy, & Business—Drab Brown Economics—Copper Education—Light Blue Engineering—Orange Fine Arts—Brown Journalism—Crimson Law—Purple Library Science—Lemon Medicine—Green

Music—Pink Nursing—Apricot Philosophy & Psychology—Dark Blue Physical Education—Sage Green Physical Therapy—Teal Public Administration—Peacock Blue Public Health—Salmon Pink Science—Golden Yellow Social Work—Citron Theology & Hospitality Management—Scarlet

CAPS Mortarboards are generally worn as part of the academic costume. The long tassel fastened to the middle point of the cap’s top is black or a color appropriate to the subject, except that the doctor’s cap may have its tassel of gold threads. It is customary for degree candidates to wear the tassels on the right front side 3

CORDS, MEDALLIONS, AND STOLES Widener University has a chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, the national honor society of universities. Founded in 1897, the society recognizes and encourages superior scholarship in all academic disciplines. Those members of Phi Kappa Phi graduating today wear a gold cord to signify their scholastic ranking in the upper 10 percent of the class. Additional cords presented are: Honors—Blue & Gold Twist Moot Court—Green Pro Bono—Red Student Ambassadors—Orange

Student Organizations—Silver Trial Advocacy—Brown Military Veterans—Red, White, & Blue Widener Commonwealth Law Review—White

THE MACE A ceremonial staff, the mace, is carried by the Grand Marshal to open and close academic convocations.

ORDER OF PROCESSION The audience will remain seated for the Processional but rise for the singing of the National Anthem.

Prelude Performed by Mary-Clare Lee, Mary-Grace Lee, and Mary-Kate Lee Grand Marshal and Academic Mace Bearer Mary Kate Kearney, Professor of Law Procession “Pomp and Circumstance,” Elgar National Anthem Sung by Rachel Landon

ORDER OF EXERCISES Welcome Michael J. Hussey, Dean of Widener Law Commonwealth and Associate Professor of Law Student Bar Association Welcome Evguenia Michetti ’23 Alumni Welcome Paul Edger ’11 Valedictorian Response Rachel Jones ’23 Presidential Remarks Dr. Stacey Robertson, President of Widener University Conferral of Degrees President Robertson Each candidate is announced by Randi Teplitz, Assistant Dean of Students Dean’s Remarks Dean Hussey Recession “Ode to Joy,” Beethoven 4

CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION JURIS DOCTOR DEGREES The list of degree candidates in this program is not an official indication of graduation. Since final action cannot always be taken before the publishing of the program, the university reserves the right to add or remove names and academic honors.

Domenique M. Aguirre 3

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Kyle R. Franceski

BS, Pennsylvania State University

BS, Pennsylvania State University

Gladys E. Balcarcel

Gobrielle Rose Francis

BS, Virginia Commonwealth University

BA, Elizabethtown College

Abigail Conforti Barnett

Naomi Gaston

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Evguenia Michetti

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Andrew K. Miller

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Maranda L. Moyer

BA, Temple University BS, University Of New Mexico

BA, Edinboro University

BA, University of Maryland College Park

BA, Gettysburg College

Anne Linnell Bates

Jacob Gavin Lee Gillette

Parth K. Panchal

BA, St. Edward's University

BA, Slippery Rock University

BA, University of Maryland College Park

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James Alexander Beebe

Kayla Evalene Gonzalez

Summer M. Pannizzo

BA, Temple University

BS, Georgia State University

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Richard Ezekiel Berner

Juliana Rose Gorman

BA, Washington & Jefferson College

BS, West Chester University

Kara Gutekunst Betzenberger

Kelly Elizabeth Groom

BS, Peirce College 3

Shaianne Marie Boyer

BA, Shippensburg University

BA, American Public University

BA, Waynesburg University

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Danielle M. Holliday

Sarafina B. Ramalho

BA, CUNY School of Professional Studies

BA, The College of New Jersey

BA, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University

Pace Elliott Brown

Kenneth M. Hull

Madyson Brooke Raso

BA, University of Southern Florida MBA, Trident University

BS, Indiana State University

BA, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Nneoma T. O. Ibe

Jocelyn N. Ruff

Panna Chibber Kylie Jane Cloonan BA, Cedar Crest College

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Alexyss R. Coles BS, Washington and Jefferson College

Oscar Xavier Collazo Jr. BA, Mercyhurst University

Peter O. Crawford

Trevor P. Diggan BA, Susquehanna University

Ryan Irwin Dumbroff BS, Marist College

Destiny Mariah Duncan BS, York College of Pennsylvania

Jessica H. Eckrote

John Michael Evanina III BS, Pennsylvania State University

Christine Leigh Evans Michael Farabella

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BA, Temple University 3

Alyssa Marie Flannery BA, Moravian University

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Maximilian F. Flessner

BS, Montclair State University

BS, Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Rachel A. Jones

Kayla G. Shellenhamer

BS, King's College

BS, Juniata College

Karolyn Marie Kerwin

Joanne Skaff

Alexis Louise Kibe

BBA, Temple University 3

Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck

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Ashley N. Stasak

BS, The Pennsylvania State University

BS, Grand Valley State University

BA, University of Maryland, University College

Jordan Klingler

Mary Kay Ashley Taylor

BA, Bloomsburg University

BA, The State University of New York at Fredonia

Michael Alexander Kohn

John C. Terrana

BBA, Temple University

BA, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

Tiyah-Iman Koney

Charlotte A. Thompson

BA, Morgan State University

BS, Colorado State University

Thomas H. Lang

Amanda Nicole Todd BA, Seton Hall University

Harriett A. León

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BS, Shippensburg University

BA, Allegheny College

Wesley Lawrence Trevino

BA, Allegheny College

BA, University of Colorado

Mackenzie R. Lukacs

Kory Alan Trout

BS, York College of Pennsylvania

BA, Elizabethtown College

Aurora Lynd

Moses Wallace

BA, Allegheny College

BA, University of Minnesota

Erin McCabe Lysaght

Alyssa N. Warhola

BS, Elizabethtown College

BS, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

Shane Emilio Macas-Senn

Clara Louise Yoder

BA, Loyola University Maryland

Kiersten Nicole Floyd Trego

BA, Drew University 2

Jesse O'Neil Tomkiewicz

Ashley Lynn Jessica Leonard

Pooja Chhugani Manhas

BA, John Carroll University BA, Cedar Crest College

BS, York College of Pennsylvania

Griffin J. Schmader

BA, West Chester University 4

BA, Saint Francis University

BA, Duquesne University

BA, Monmouth University

Kelsey Ann Johnson

BS, West Virginia University

BA, University of North Dakota

Kaitlyn G. Edmiston

BA, Slippery Rock University

Michael F. Sands

Lawrence C. Kimble II

Trey Deck

BA, University of Pittsburgh

BA, Rutgers University

Domonique Michelle Jarrett

BA, Pennsylvania State University 1

BA, Eastern University

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Pharm D, DDM, Rutgers University

Alexandria Marie Peters

BS, Pennsylvania State University

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Faith Fogle Pensinger

BA, University of Delaware

BA, Desales University

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Derek J. Hartman

John William Campbell 4

Pedro Parente

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BS, Pennsylvania State University

Emyline Marie Breckenridge

BS, Temple University 2

BS, West Chester University of Pennsylvania 4

Jun Zhang MSE, PhD, Carnegie Mellon University

Nicholas W. Mays BS, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

1 Summa Cum Laude

2 Magna Cum Laude

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3 Cum Laude

4 Mid-Year Graduate

JURIS DOCTOR DEGREE CANDIDATES ATTAINING ACADEMIC HONORS

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

CUM LAUDE

Rachel A. Jones

Richard Ezekiel Berner

Gladys E. Balcarcel

Alexis Louise Kibe

Christine Leigh Evans

James Alexander Beebe

Jesse O'Neil Tomkiewicz

Aurora Lynd

Shaianne Marie Boyer

Nicholas W. Mays

Kaitlyn G. Edmiston

Evguenia Michetti

Alyssa Marie Flannery

Pedro Parente

Maximilian F. Flessner

Faith Fogle Pensinger

Danielle M. Holliday Maranda L. Moyer Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

ADMINISTRATIVE/

BUSINESS ADVISING

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

James Alexander Beebe

Juliana Rose Gorman

Jacob Gavin Lee Gillette

Kyle R. Franceski

Tiyah-Iman Koney

Faith Fogle Pensinger

Erin McCabe Lysaght

Kayla G. Shellenhamer

Jesse O'Neil Tomkiewicz

Summer M. Pannizzo

Jun Zhang

Kory Alan Trout

Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Ashley N. Stasak

ADVOCACY

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

LEGISLATION

Richard Ezekiel Berner

Kyle R. Franceski

Faith Fogle Pensinger

Kara Gutekunst Betzenberger

Domonique Michelle Jarrett

Karolyn Marie Kerwin

Rachel A. Jones

Alexandria Marie Peters

Parth K. Panchal Summer M. Pannizzo Alexandria Marie Peters Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Ashley N. Stasak Charlotte A. Thompson

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2023 ACADEMIC AWARDS Valedictorian Award — Rachel A. Jones

President's Award — Erika Firestone

Dean's Award — Shaianne M. Boyer

Distinguished Service Award — Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck

ALI-CLE Scholarship & Leadership Award — Karolyn Marie Kerwin

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Eric D. Turner Award — Christine Leigh Evans

Commonwealth Court Historical Society Judge Alexander F. Barbieri Award — Richard Ezekiel Berner Dean Anthony J. Santoro Outstanding Service Award — Evguenia Michetti

International Academy of Trial Lawyers Student Advocacy Award — Alexandria Marie Peters

James S. Bowman American Inn of Court Award — Evguenia Michetti

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John A. Fillion Memorial Award — Domonique Michelle Jarrett

Legal Research and Writing Award — Alexis Louise Kibe, Pedro Parente Awarded to a graduating regular division and a graduating extended division student for significant achievement in legal research and writing.

Moot Court Honor Society Outstanding Executive Board Member — Faith Fogle Pensinger Awarded by the Moot Court Honor Society to an outstanding executive board member for distinguished service and contributions made to the society.

Outstanding Clinical Advocacy Award — Erin McCabe Lysaght Awarded to the graduate who has demonstrated excellence in scholarship and oral advocacy, and participated in clinical programs involving pro bono responsibilities.

Outstanding Law and Government Student Award — Lindsay A. Williamson Awarded to the student who has demonstrated academic excellence in Law and Government studies.

Outstanding Pro Bono Service Award — Shane Emilio Macas-Senn Awarded to the graduate who has demonstrated academic excellence in Law and Government studies.

The Pennsylvania Bar Association Business Law Section Professor Louis Del Duca Memorial Award — Ashley N. Stasak Awarded to the graduate who has demonstrated academic excellence in business law studies.

Robert and Audrey Dernbach Memorial Award for Environmental Law & Sustainability — Lindsay A. Williamson Awarded to the student who has demonstrated both academic excellence and service to the Law School or the community concerning environmental law and sustainability.

Trial Advocacy Honor Society Outstanding Executive Board Member — Nicole E. Chatfield Awarded by the Trial Advocacy Honor Society to an outstanding executive board member for distinguished service and contributions made to the society.

Widener Commonwealth Law Review Award for Distinguished Legal Scholarship — Aurora Lynd Awarded to the graduating member of the Widener Commonwealth Law Review for demonstrating distinguished service and legal writing abilities.

Widener Law Commonwealth Outstanding Service Award — Awarded to those graduates who demonstrated exemplary service to the Law School.

James Alexander Beebe Emyline Marie Breckenridge Alexyss R. Coles Christine Leigh Evans Naomi Gaston

Juliana Rose Gorman Danielle M. Holliday Nneoma T. O. Ibe Kelsey Ann Johnson Charlotte A. Thompson

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CALI AWARDS Gladys E. Balcarcel James Alexander Beebe Richard Ezekiel Berner Kara Gutekunst Betzenberger Trevor P. Diggan Jessica H. Eckrote Kaitlyn G. Edmiston Christine Leigh Evans Maximilian F. Flessner Kelly Elizabeth Groom

Rachel A. Jones Karolyn Marie Kerwin Alexis Louise Kibe Mackenzie R. Lukacs Aurora Lynd Nicholas W. Mays Evguenia Michetti Maranda L. Moyer Summer M. Pannizzo Pedro Parente

Faith Fogle Pensinger Sarafina B. Ramalho Kayla G. Shellenhamer Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Ashley N. Stasak Charlotte A. Thompson Jesse O'Neil Tomkiewicz Kory Alan Trout

The CALI Excellence for the Future Award is given to the highest scoring student in each law school class.

PRO BONO DISTINCTION AWARDS Abigail Conforti Barnett Kara Gutekunst Betzenberger Shaianne Marie Boyer Kylie Jane Cloonan Alexyss R. Coles Trey Deck

Alyssa Marie Flannery Nneoma T. O. Ibe Tiyah-Iman Koney Shane Emilio Macas-Senn Summer M. Pannizzo Jocelyn N. Ruff

Griffin J. Schmader Kayla G. Shellenhamer Joanne Skaff Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Wesley Lawrence Trevino Kory Alan Trout

The Law School recognizes graduates who have completed 60 hours of pro bono community service. These graduates provided legal services to community organizations and received neither pay nor academic credit for their work. They are recognized today by the red cord they wear to signify their contributions.

MILITARY SERVICE GRADUATES Pace Elliott Brown, Army John William Campbell, Army Karolyn Marie Kerwin, Pennsylvania Army National Guard, US Army JAG

Shane Emilio Macas-Senn, Air National Guard Sarafina B. Ramalho, US Army Reserves

In gratitude, Widener University Commonwealth Law School recognizes those members of the Class of 2023 who have served, are serving, or will serve our country in its armed forces.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS WIDENER COMMONWEALTH LAW REVIEW Aurora Lynd Editor-in-Chief Alexis Louise Kibe Executive Managing Editor Gladys E. Balcarcel Internal Managing Editor

Richard Ezekiel Berner Christine Leigh Evans Danielle M. Holliday Maranda L. Moyer Pedro Parente Jesse O'Neil Tomkiewicz Members

Rachel A. Jones Internal Supervising Editor Kyle R. Franceski Business/External Managing Editor Evguenia Michetti Pennsylvania Law & Symposium Editor The Widener Commonwealth Law Review is the flagship law review of Widener Law Commonwealth. Membership on the law review staff offers students the opportunity to hone their legal research and writing skills, while advancing legal scholarship. Staff members are selected from students who demonstrate drive, commitment, and academic excellence.

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MOOT COURT HONOR SOCIETY Richard Ezekiel Berner President

Madyson Brooke Raso Juliana Rose Gorman Kyle R. Franceski Nneoma T. O. Ibe Karolyn Marie Kerwin Nicholas W. Mays Parth K. Panchal Summer M. Pannizzo Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Members

Lindsay Williamson Vice President of Academic & Social Affairs Faith Fogle Pensinger Vice President of External Competition Shaianne Marie Boyer Vice President of Internal Competition Danielle M. Holliday Vice President of Internal Membership

Moot Court Honor Society members participate in national competitions with students from other law schools while working closely with professors and alumni to improve their writing and oral advocacy skills.

TRIAL ADVOCACY HONOR SOCIETY Nicole Chatfield President

Anne Linnell Bates Jessica H. Eckrote Nneoma T. O. Ibe Mackenzie R. Lukacs Nicholas W. Mays Summer M. Pannizzo Alexandria Marie Peters Kaitlyn Suzanne Smearcheck Members

Sarah LaMaster Vice President Mackenzie R. Lukacs Secretary Lindsay Williamson Treasurer

Trial Advocacy Honor Society members participate in external competitions and the annual Hugh B. Pearce Competition while working closely with professors and alumni to be trained in the art of litigation, courtroom skills, etiquette, and confidence.

ORDER OF THE BARRISTERS Anne Linnell Bates Richard Ezekiel Berner Faith Fogle Pensinger Mackenzie R. Lukacs Summer M. Pannizzo Alexandria Marie Peters National membership in The Order of Barristers honor society is limited to graduating law students and practicing lawyers who attained high honor through the art of oral advocacy by demonstrating exceptional skill in trial advocacy and brief writing.

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WIDENER UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2022–2023 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD Patrick J. Murphy, Esq., ’99L, ’09H Executive Chairman & Co-Founder WorkMerk, Former Under Secretary of the Army, Former U.S.

Paul S. Beideman ’79, ’14H Chair CEO, Satell Institute Chairman & CEO, Associated Banc-Corp (retired)

Congressman Christian Nascimento ’97 Vice President of Product Management, Comcast Business

James J. Mack III ’85 Vice Chair Partner: Eisner Advisory Group

Miguel O. Peña ’99, ’14 President & CEO, Tenex Technologies, LLC

Cynthia H. Sarnoski ’74 Vice Chair Retired Senior Vice President, Global Compliance & Quality Systems, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals

Iraklis Prokopakis Senior Vice President, Treasurer, & Chief Operations Officer, Danaos Shipping Company Catherine Pulos ’84 Executive Vice President & Chief Operations Officer, Wawa, Inc.

Eugene D. McGurk Jr., Esq., ’78L Secretary Attorney at Law, Raynes & Lawn

Louis Rodriguez Jr. ’91 President & Founder, Rodriguez Consulting, LLC

Nancy G. Hesse ’80 Treasurer Healthcare Executive & Chief Nursing Officer

Timothy Speiss ’83, ’89 Partner, Eisner Advisory Group

John H. Tilelli Jr. ’63, ’96H Past Chair General, U.S. Army (retired), Chairman Emeritus, Cypress International, Inc.

Min S. Suh, Esq., ’95L Partner, Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, LLP

Richard L. P. Tan ’09H Founder & President, Pacific Millennium Group

Stacey M. Robertson President, Widener University

Douglas M. Wolfberg, Esq., ’96L Founding Member, Page, Wolfberg & Wirth, LLC

BOARD MEMBERS Domenic Colasante ’10 CEO & Co-Founder, 2X

HONORARY TRUSTEES

Dexter Hamilton ’83 Member, Cozen O’Connor

Thomas H. Bown II ’67

Harry B. Bissell Jr. Michael G. DeFino, Esq., ’75

James J. Hargadon ’75 Retired Executive Vice President & CFO, Oki Data Americas, Inc. J.

Ira Harkavy Jack Schmutz, Esq. Ronald S. Stead

Matthew Hartley Deputy Dean & Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Vito R. Verni ’61 Karol M. Wasylyshyn ’82 Stephen M. Wynne ’77, ’08H

Ijjae Hill ’23 Student Trustee

Peter B. Zacharkiw ’72, ’77

James W. Hirschmann III ’82 President & CEO, Western Asset Management Company Antoinette Leatherberry Retired Principal, Deloitte & Touche, LLP

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WIDENER LAW COMMONWEALTH BOARD OF ADVISORS 2022-2023

WIDENER LAW COMMONWEALTH ADMINISTRATION 2022-2023

Michael S. Bechtold ’06 Lebanon, PA

Stacey Robertson, PhD President

C. Grainger Bowman Harrisburg, PA

Eric Behrens, MA Vice President for Library & Information Services

The Honorable P. Kevin Brobson ’95 Harrisburg, PA

Keesha Chavis, MA Associate Vice President for Human Resources

Vincent L. Champion ’01 Carlisle, PA

Linda Kiraly Gilbert, MBA Vice President for Administration & Finance

Scott B. Cooper ’93 Harrisburg, PA

Katie Herschede, EdD Vice President for Strategic Initiatives & Chief of Staff

Paul Edger ’11 Harrisburg, PA

Joseph Howard, MS Vice President for Enrollment

Ann E. Fruth ’92 Harrisburg, PA

Michelle Meekins-Davis, BA Chief Diversity Officer and Director of Multicultural Student Affairs

Jonathan D. Koltash ’07 Harrisburg, PA

Mark Nicosia, PhD Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs & Strategy

Christopher Marzzacco ’96 Harrisburg, PA

Gregory Potter, MA Associate Vice President for University Relations

Tara J. Schellhorn ’07 Morristown, NJ

Terry Travis, MA Vice President for University Advancement

Jill M. Spot ’02 Clarks Summit, PA

Andrew Workman, PhD Provost

Douglas J. Steinhardt ’94 Phillipsburg, NJ

Michael J. Hussey, JD, LLM Dean of Widener Law Commonwealth and Associate Professor of Law

Douglas M. Wolfberg ’96L Camp Hill, PA

Molly M. Acri, BA Assistant Dean for Administration and Registrar

Sarah C. Yerger ’93 Harrisburg, PA

Nicole Antos , JD Assistant Dean of Career Development Matthew V. Kerns, JD Associate Dean for Admissions Juliet M. Moringiello, JD, LLM Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law Randi B. Teplitz, JD ’95 Assistant Dean of Students

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WIDENER LAW COMMONWEALTH COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 2022-2023

Molly Acri Anne Bates Kylie Cloonan

Bob Dolbin Stephanie Engerer Brian Fearnbaugh Don Fearnbaugh Thomas Foley Robert Hardy Paula Heider Mark Hughes Michael Hussey

Brent Johnson Jenalyn Johnson Kelli Kauterman Tara Mead Jessica Schuller Randi Teplitz Shannon Whitson Jeremy Wingert Lee Zimmerman

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