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Welcome
Commencement is indeed a fitting name for this occasion. It is the day in which
we recall with great pride the achievements of our graduates attained in their
time at Loyola Marymount University. It is the day of dreams fulfilled, of
challenges surmounted, and opportunities rewarded. But Commencement also
marks a new beginning for our graduates, as we confidently send them out into
the world to put into practice the University ideals of education, service, and
the promotion of justice. With sincere gratitude, we honor the role that our
graduates’ parents, spouses, and families have played in helping them arrive at
this day. We hope that no matter where our graduates’ lives may lead them,
they will always remember Loyola Marymount University as their home on the
bluff.
The joyful atmosphere of Commencement draws from its tradition of dignity.
To ensure a safe and decorous ceremony, we request that graduates,
participants, and guests avoid unnecessary conversation and remain seated
during the exercises. Only authorized photographers will be permitted on the
stage area during the ceremonies.
For Undergraduate Commencement, the Emergency Medical Service
stations are located on the north sides of Malone Student Center and St.
Robert’s Hall. For Graduate Commencement, the Emergency Medical
Service station is located on the south side of Gersten Pavilion. Ushers are
available in the event that assistance is required.
We request that applause be withheld during the conferral of degrees until
each college or school has been acknowledged and all candidates have returned
to their seats. Graduates and guests are asked to remain seated until the
recessional.
It is with pleasure that the Trustees, Regents, President, Faculty, and Alumni
welcome all in attendance to the ninety-second Commencement Exercises of
Loyola Marymount University.
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Table
of
Contents
Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony 4
Graduate Commencement Ceremony 6
University History 8
President’s Fritz B. Burns Distinguished Teaching Award 9
Honorary Degree and Undergraduate Commencement Speaker 10
Master of Ceremonies and Graduate Commencement Speaker 11
Academic Mace 12
University Seal 13
Academic Regalia 14
Graduate Degree Candidates 16
Undergraduate Degree Candidates 21
Teaching Credentials 32
Honors Program 34
Honors at Commencement 35
Presidential Awards 38
College and School Scholars 39
Department and Program Scholars 40
Honor Societies 44
University Regents and Trustees 52
Loyola Law School 53
Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola 54
Prayer of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary 55
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Order
of
Ceremonies
May 8
Undergraduate
Commencement
Academic Procession
Color Guard
Ignatian Award Recipient, Mark William Celio
Marian Award Recipient, Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Scholar of the Year, Alice Evelyn Cashin
Valedictorian, Joshua Alan Bachrach
Graduating Class
Marshal of the Procession, James A. Roe, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
President of the Faculty Senate
Mace Bearer, Matthew Dillon, Ph.D.
Professsor of Classics and Archaeology,
4th Member of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee
Faculty
Administration
Director of Campus Ministry
Deans
Vice Presidents
Regents
Trustees
Academic Vice President, Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Honorary Degree Recipient and Speaker, Goldie Hawn
University President, Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Welcome by Master of Ceremonies
Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Invocation
Mary E. Milligan, R.S.H.M.
Provincial Superior, Western R.S.H.M. Province
The National Anthem
Jennifer Claire Ingraham, Degree Candidate
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Salutation
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Presentation of the Ignatian Award
to Mark William Celio
by Paul J. Bernadicou, S.J., Rector, Jesuit Community
Presentation of the Marian Award
toEmily Ann Ravenscroft
by Mary E. Milligan, R.S.H.M.
Presentation of the Scholar of the Year Award
to Alice Evelyn Cashin
by Gerald S.Jakubowski, Ph.D.
Dean, Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Presentation of the Valedictorian Award
toJoshua Alan Bachrach
by Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Valedictorian Address
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Presentation of President’s Fritz B. Burns Distinguished Teaching Award
to Fred Kiesner, Professor of Management
by Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Conferral of Honorary Degree
to Goldie Hawn
by Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Address to Graduates
Goldie Hawn
Conferral of Degrees
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
“God Bless America”
Jennifer Claire Ingraham
Final Blessing
Paul J. Bernadicou, S.J.
Recessional
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Order
of
Ceremonies
May 9
Graduate
Commencement
Academic Procession
Color Guard
Graduating Class
Marshal of the Procession
James A. Roe, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
President of the Faculty Senate
Mace Bearer
Victoria L. Graf, Ph.D., Professsor of Education
Secretary of the Faculty Senate
Faculty
Administration
Deans
Vice Presidents
Regents
Trustees
Academic Vice President and Speaker
Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
University President
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Welcome by Master of Ceremonies
Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Invocation
Mary Elizabeth Ingham, C.S.J.
Associate Academic Vice President
The National Anthem
Kathryn Elizabeth Mojica, Music Major ‘05
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Salutation
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
Address to Graduates
Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Conferral of Degrees
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.
“God Bless America”
Kathryn Elizabeth Mojica
Final Blessing
Albert P. Koppes, O. Carm.
Dean, School of Education
Recessional
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University
History
The Encouragement
of Learning
The Education of the
Whole Person
The Service of Faith
The Promotion of
Justice
The names Loyola and Marymount have been associated with the tradition
of excellence in Catholic higher education for nearly five hundred years and
have held a presence in Los Angeles throughout the city’s history.
St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, sanctioned the first
Jesuit boys’ school in Gandia, Spain, in 1545. The Roman College, later
known as the Gregorian University, was founded six years later for the study
of humane letters, theology, and philosophy. These institutions set the
precedent for the hundreds of Jesuit high schools, colleges, and universities
that were established around the world. The Religious of the Sacred Heart
of Mary have also held a commitment to education since their establishment by
Father Jean Gailhac in 1849. Their original Institute in Beziers, France, was
founded in 1834 and came to include an orphanage and boarding school for
young women.
Loyola Marymount University is the successor to the first institution of higher
learning in Southern California: St. Vincent’s College for Boys, inaugurated
in 1865 by the Vincentian Fathers in Los Angeles. When this school closed in
1911, members of the Society of Jesus opened the high school division of
their Los Angeles College. Rapid growth promoted the Jesuits to commence
the collegiate department that same year, seek a new campus in 1917, and
incorporate as Loyola College of Los Angeles in 1918. Relocating to the
present Westchester campus in 1929, the school achieved university status
one year later. Graduate instruction began in 1920 with the foundation of St.
Vincent’s Law School (now Loyola Law School). The Graduate Division
was established in 1950, although graduate work had formed an integral part
of the Teacher Education Program during the preceding two years.
Sisters of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary were sent to Los
Angeles 1923 to found their first West Coast school. Ten years later, they
opened Marymount Junior College in Westwood, retaining the Marymount
name that had been used at their schools on the East Coast and in Europe.
The school transferred to a new campus in Palos Verdes in 1960. Eight years
later, Marymount College moved again, this time to the Westchester campus
of Loyola University as an autonomous college. At this juncture, the Sisters
of St. Joseph of Orange, who had established a presence in California in
1912, joined the Marymount sisters as partners.
After five years of sharing faculties and facilities, Loyola University and
Marymount College merged in July 1973 and formed Loyola Marymount
University. Through this union, the expanded school maintained the mission of
Catholic higher education in Los Angeles. In articulating a vision for this unique
collegiate enterprise, the Board of Trustees turned to the rich history of the
Jesuit educational philosophy as well as to the history of the Religious of the
Sacred Heart of Mary and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange. They
also recognized the variety of religious traditions represented among the
dedicated faculty and staff that complemented and enhanced the school’s
heritage of Catholic values.
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Fred Kiesner Ph.D.
Dr. Fred Kiesner received his MBA from Northwestern
University. In 1984, he completed his Ph.D. in Management and
Education at Claremont. He currently holds the Conrad N.
Hilton Chair of Entrepreneurship in the Department of
Management at LMU and has been the recipient of numerous
grants to develop entrepreneurship programs.
Dr. Kiesner joined Loyola Marymount University’s College of
Business Administration in 1974, after a career in sales
management. This background readied him to share real-world
experiences and practical advice with students. Through a
teaching style that emphasizes the human element in the
increasingly depersonalized business environment, Dr. Kiesner
creatively helps students discover their own abilities, learn to think
on their feet, grow in ethical self-confidence, and build their own
futures. At both graduate and undergraduate levels, he advises
and mentors his students with sincerity and dedication. As John
Wholihan, Dean of the College of Business Administration,
notes, “In working with his students to help them compete on the
national level, Fred not only prepares them for their career in
business, but for their lives as men and women for others.”
Dr. Kiesner is Director of the International Area and Chair of
the International Scholarship Committee for the Westchester
Rotary Club. His travels as a visiting professor have taken him to
the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, the University of
Paris, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and the
University of Ireland in Limerick, where he was a Fulbright
Teaching-Research Scholar in 1987-1988. He has received a
series of grants to nurture free enterprise on Sakhalin Island in
Russia. He has also authored over 150 articles on business,
educational, and entrepreneurial topics, and has made over 200
presentations. But perhaps his most telling accomplishment is
the fact that the University’s business students have named him
the Teacher of the Year seven times. For aside from his numerous
academic and professional accomplishments, Dr. Kiesner has
remained a man of wit, warmth, and unflagging spirit. In the words
of Dean Wholihan, “Fred Kiesner is the quintessential LMU
faculty member. Dedication to student learning is the first and
last of his principles.”
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The
President’s
Fritz B. Burns
Distinguished
Teaching
Award
This award was established in 1993 to
encourage and recognize excellence in
teaching at Loyola Marymount
University. This faculty member is
recognized by his peers and
the President for his distinguished
teaching, dedication to the University,
and committment to research.
Honorary
Degree
Recipient
and
Undergraduate
Commencement
Speaker
Goldie Hawn
Goldie Hawn—Hollywood’s golden girl and an entertainment industry
powerhouse—was born in Washington, D.C. A trained dancer, she operated her
own studio while majoring in Drama at American University in Washington, D.C.,
which invited her to address its graduating class in 2002.
Ms. Hawn made her television debut in the cast of the 1967-1968 ABC sitcom
“Good Morning World.” She was subsequently cast on the variety hour “Rowan
and Martin’s Laugh-In,” and the ditzy go-go dancer she played soon became a
prominent regular of this wildly popular comedy series. She made her film debut
as a dancer in the Disney musical film “The One and Only, Genuine, Original
Family Band,” where she met her partner of twenty-one years, Kurt Russell. In
1970, she won both the Academy Award and the Golden Globe for her first
major film role, playing Walter Matthau’s flower child fiancée in “Cactus Flower.”
Steven Spielberg cast Ms. Hawn in her first serious role in his 1974 drama “The
Sugarland Express,” in which she portrayed a mother who helps her husband
escape from prison so that they can reclaim their baby son. Another of her most
memorable roles is that of a young society woman who enlists in the army, in
“Private Benjamin,” for which she received an Oscar nomination in 1981. In all, she
has been appeared more than thirty films, testifying to her versatility as both a
comedic and dramatic actress, including “Shampoo” (1975), “Swing Shift” (1984),
“Overboard” (1987), “Bird on a Wire” (1990), “Death Becomes Her” (1992),
“The First Wives Club” (1996), and most recently, “The Banger Sisters” (2002).
As an actress, she has been nominated for the Golden Globe eight times and for
the Emmy Award three times.
Ms. Hawn has been an active creative force behind the camera on projects that
demonstrate her commitment to probing complex social issues. She directed the
1997 television movie “Hope,” the story of a young girl in the American South in
the turbulent 1960s. Ms. Hawn was an executive producer on this film, as well as
other projects including the television movies “When Billie Beat Bobby” (2001)
and “The Matthew Shepard Story” (2002).
In 2003, she started Cosmic Entertainment with Mr. Russell and two of her three
children, Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson. She became the first woman to receive
the American Museum of the Moving Image Lifetime Achievement Award in 1997.
She has also won the 2004 Hollywood Film Festival Outstanding Achievement
Award, the Women in Film Crystal Award, and the Tel Aviv 50th Anniversary of
the State of Israel Arts Emissary Award. She has been a keynote speaker at
the Washington Press Club and the Kennedy Center Distinguished Speakers
Program.
As a humanitarian, Ms. Hawn has been honored by the Harvard Medical School
Mind/Body Institute, the Tibetan Children’s Village, Operation Smile, and
Futures for Children. She was also presented with the Words Can Heal
Foundation Ambassador of Healing Award. Of special concern to Ms. Hawn is
her observation that our nation’s children are not developing to their full potential
and is focusing her considerable energies on developing her Bright Light
Foundation. Believing that our strengths come from within and that we are
responsible for our own happiness, she has made it her personal mission to reach
out to our children and change the world one mind at a time. Throughout her
career, Ms. Hawn has remained a remarkable person filled with an unparalleled
warmth, generosity, humor, intelligence, wit, and joy.
Loyola Marymount University is proud to bestow on Goldie Hawn the degree of
Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.
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Joseph G. Jabbra, Ph.D.
Joseph G. Jabbra was born in Lebanon. He received his Licence in Law
and a masters in political science at the Université Saint-Joseph in Beirut in
1965, and in 1970, he earned his Ph.D. in political science from The Catholic
University of America in Washington, D.C.
A specialist on the Middle East and international law, Dr. Jabbra first taught
at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1971. Nine
years later, he became Academic and Research Vice President, Saint Mary’s
second ranking officer, a position he held for ten years. He won the
University’s Honorary Gold “M”—the highest award granted by the
Students’ Association to a non-student for significant contributions to Saint
Mary’s students.
Dr. Jabbra joined LMU in 1990 as Academic Vice President and Professor
of Political Science. It was clear during his tenure that he is an advocate for
excellence and a lover of learning. He played a major role in augmenting
academic standards in the growing student body; the freshman class grows
yearly, and the University now offers an Ed.D. in Education. Moreover,
Dr. Jabbra was instrumental in not only providing LMU faculty with greater
research opportunities but also expanding the number of full-time faculty.
The growth in university facilities—specifically, more classes and office space
as well as state-of-the-art classroom technology—benefits both students and
faculty. But arguably, Dr. Jabbra’s greatest legacy may be his recognition as
a peacemaker and a builder of consensus who brings people together.
On June 1 of this year, Dr. Jabbra will become President of the Lebanese
American University in Beirut. There, he hopes to “play a leadership role
on the international scene and make a contribution to peace through higher
education.” The Lebanese American University, which was founded by
Presbyterian missionaries in the mid-1800s to provide education for women,
is co-educational and became a university in 1992. It appears that Dr. Jabbra
has found another exciting academic environment, with its approximately 7,000
undergraduate and graduate students of the arts and sciences, business,
engineering and architecture, and pharmacy.
Dr. Jabbra is an active member of fifteen professional societies; the recipient
of several grants and awards; and the author, co-author, editor, and/or coeditor of nine books, twenty-nine articles, twenty-six book reviews, and twentyeight papers given at national and international association meetings.
He and his wife, Nancy, Professor and Director of Women’s Studies at
LMU, have two children, Michael and Mary.
Loyola Marymount University has benefited from Dr. Jabbra’s valuable
presence as a committed academician, administrator, educator, and scholar,
and we are proud to have had him with us. We wish him Godspeed in all his
future endeavors.
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Master of
Ceremonies
and
Graduate
Commencement
Speaker
Academic
Mace
The ceremonial academic mace was first used in
1385 at the University of Vienna, when two
ancient instruments, the royal scepter and the
battle mace, were combined to form a symbol of
the power and authority vested in the institution.
An academic mace is traditionally carried in
procession and mounted on stage whenever
degrees are granted or when the faculty is
assembled in formal academic dress. Designs of
academic maces vary among institutions but usually
consist of a shaft topped with a large ornament
depicting the symbols of that school’s traditions
and history.
The Loyola Marymount University mace has
been carried prominently in commencement
processions for over three decades and is rich with
the history of Loyola and Marymount traditions.
The mace was originally commissioned and
designed in 1970 by Dr. Renée Harrangue while
Academic Dean at Marymount College. Sister
Regina Buchholz, S.C.R.H., a lecturer in the
Marymount Department of Art, crafted the
design into the mace used by Marymount College.
Loyola University of Los Angeles, although rich
with many Jesuit traditions, did not have a mace. In
July of 1973, when the two schools merged,
Donald P. Merrifield, S.J., President of Loyola
Marymount University, requested that Dr.
Harrangue modify the Marymount mace to reflect
the true embodiment of the newly formed Loyola
Marymount University. Two faces of the mace
depict the University Seal, one uses the Papal
Seal, and the fourth includes the American shield
of stars and stripes. The resulting mace is carried
today in the commencement procession.
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University
Seal
The seal was created in 1973 by Dr. Renée
Harrangue to represent the heritage of Loyola
Marymount University in the traditional
iconography of an academic emblem. The four fields
of the shield represent the four entities whose
traditions are upheld by the University.
Top Center
The radiating sun symbolizes the combined light
of Loyola University and Marymount College
coming together as one school.
Upper Left Corner
Society of Jesus: IHS monogram
and a cross, encircled by an
acanthus wreath, symbolizing
victory. IHS is the ancient
Greek abbreviation for
the name of Jesus Christ.
Upper Right Corner
Religious of the Sacred Heart of
Mary: The Sacred Heart of Mary
pierced by a sword, crowned with
a cross and encircled by an
olive wreath, symbolizing
peace.
Lower Left Corner
Los Angeles Archdiocese: Three
schematized angels, signifying the
University’s location in the city founded in
1781 as El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la
Reina de los Angeles del Rio de Porciùncula—
The town of our Lady, Queen of the Angels of
the Porciùncula River.
Lower Right Corner
State of California: The grizzly bear
looking toward the Lone Star, adapted
from the original flag of the California
Republic, first raised in 1846.
Two mottoes encircle the shield
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, “To the greater glory of
God,” was the exhortation of St. Ignatius of Loyola and is
the motto of the Society of Jesus. Tua Luce Dirige,
“Direct us by Your light,” is the motto of the Religious of
the Sacred Heart of Mary and is shared by all of its
educational institutions in the United States.
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Academic
Regalia
The traditional regalia as worn today are derived from
the dress of European universities in medieval times, when
only the clergy were permitted to attend or teach at
academic institutions. The costumes that the Loyola
Marymount University graduates and faculty wear at
Commencement, now purely symbolic, once served
practical functions. For instance, the mortarboard came
into use in 1311 when the Synod of Bergamo adapted
the pileus quadralus as the official headwear to be worn
by scholars throughout their years of study. While the
mortarboard has since become strictly a symbol of the
graduation ceremony, the Church was actually addressing
a more banal issue: ensuring that its clerics’ tonsured
heads stayed warm in its cold stone buildings. The
chaperon, or hood, was also likely adopted for this
reason, although today’s graduates wear it hanging down
the back like a monk’s cowl. It was once worn over a short
cape called a tippet and had a tail called a liripipe, which
was used to pull the hood over the head and wrapped
around the throat to keep the hood in place. The liripipe
was also used to receive alms. Today, chaperon, tippet,
and liripipe are combined into one symbolic garment,
whose colors are specific to major as listed at right.
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As to the academic gown, it was modified from the
ecclesiastic robes that the medieval clergy wore to
class. The common practice was codified at Oxford
in 1222 when the Archbishop of Canterbury
mandated the wearing of the cappa clausa, a closed
robe based, like the pileus quadralus, on a lay style.
The tradition of a specifically academic robe
spread to Paris, Bologna, and throughout
Europe over the next centuries, although most
universities in Germany and Switzerland did not
adopt the practice. Today, individual European
universities continue to establish their own academic
costumes. Loyola Marymount University faculty
who attended international institutions proudly
wear their unique and colorful attire to our
commencement ceremony.
White African American Studies
Art History
Asian and Pacific Studies
Chicana/o Studies
Classical Civilizations
Classics
Counseling Psychology
English
European Studies
French
Greek
History
Humanities
Latin
Liberal Studies
Marital and Family Therapy
Pastoral Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Urban Studies
The traditions of British academic regalia naturally
carried over into most American institutions, but
gradually gave way to the wearing of lay fashions in
class. It was in the later part of the nineteenth
century that students at Columbia, Bryn Mawr,
and several other institutions sought to revive the
European tradition, at least for use at
commencement ceremonies. In 1895, a special intercollegiate commission standardized a specifically
American style and form to commencement
costumes. Subsequently, in 1932 and again in
1959, this code was revised and appropriate styles
and colors prescribed to meet the needs of the
burgeoning academic institutions of this country.
But with only subtle differences, nearly all
American students graduate in the same caps,
hoods, and gowns.
Copper Economics
Scarlet Theology
Drab Accounting
Business Administration
Brown Dance
Studio Arts
Theatre Arts
Silver Communication Studies
Bright Gold Applied Mathematics
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Engineering & Production Manage
Engineering Physics
Environmental Science
Mathematics
Natural Science
Physics
Gold Biochemistry
Styling of the robes varies slightly for the
bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, but a
somber black is the American standard color.
Hoods corresponding to individual majors also
differ in length, trim, and shape. The hood lining
designates the colors of the institution granting it,
hence the Loyola Marymount hood is lined in
crimson and blue. The color of the velvet border on
the hood designates the major of the graduate’s
degree, corresponding with the following scheme:
Orange Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Crimson Animation
Film Production
Recording Arts
Screenwriting
Television Production
Light Blue Education
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Degree
Candidates
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts
Degree candidates are listed as of January
27, 2004, for the purposes of this program.
The listing of a name in this program should
not be construed as an indication that the
student has received a degree from Loyola
Marymount University.
Linda Marie Alcorace
Peter Anthony Balaskas
Shonda Theresa Buchanan
Chad Kevin Byrnes
Natasha Vanessa Chevalier
Tracey Jill Colvin
Stephanie Anne Donnelly
William Lawerance Driscoll
Daryl John Dunigan
George El-Far
Michael E. Engh, S.J. , Dean
Master of Arts
Brad Alan Evers
Adrienne Gats
Holly Geil
Lisa Wai Lin Ho
Danielle Marie Balfour Hylton
Adam Raffi Kevorkian
Thomas Michael LeCarner
Mary-Claire Little
Jennifer Anne Lobo
Raymond Alan Mattes
Barbara Ann Murphy
Kristina Mary Ortega
Carrie Elizabeth Richard
James Michael Robinson
Bruce Edward Sago
Margaret Matijasevic Sardo
Brian Anthony Singer
Kelly N. Stallcop
Georgianna Marie Streeter
Elysia Victoria Travis
Eric Zachary Weissman
Frank R. Seaver College of
Science and Engineering
Gerald S. Jakubowski, Ph.D., Dean
Master of Science
James Scott Burrow
Tong Cheng
Tao-ting Chorng
David Chu
Darryn Jerard Hall
Patrick Edward Jasanis
Craig Anders Johnson
David Charles Kester
Kholoud Khateeb
Crystallee Munoz
Ryan Thai Nguyen
Amgad M. Salama
Ryo Tomidokoro
Ihimu Uzoma Ukpo
Sumeet Ashok Vazir
Mark Gregory Walker
Master of Science in Engineering
Cesar E. Barrera
Rittipol Chantarat
Stephen C. Horrocks
Juan Carlos Garcia Leiva
Angel Omar López
Massie Munroe
Anthony Tung Thanh Nhan
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Scott Jeffrey Partridge
William Speer
Somchat Terapathana
Donald N. Ton
Degree
Candidates
College of
Business Administration
John T. Wholihan, Ph.D., Dean
Master of Business Administration
Daniel Aziz Abas
Michael John Adams
Howard Louis Alexander
Robert D. Anderson
David Leroy Augenstein
Beth Rachel Baeck
Dominic Douglas Baltazar
Michael Bass, Jr.
Steven Peter Bedrosian
Bradley David Beeson
Aaron S. Berkowitz
Deborah Leigh Bliss
William Henry Borzage, Jr.
Blake Morgan Boyer
Justus Matthew Breese
Marioan Del Carmen Carranza
Annette Carrier
Richard C. Carson
Myrna Castillo
Craig C. Cendak
Sanghoon Andrew Chang
Curtis John Charles
Gia Marie Chemsian
Hebron Hing-Ho Cheung
Brian Patrick Cody
Daniel Patrick Cooke
Martin Alan Craddock
Robert Alan Crane
Thomas E. Crate
Bryan Scott Crisfield
Willie Frank Crocker
Paul Haldane Dash
Christopher Ryan Demmler
Medie Descargar
Marisa Rose Dirstine
Crystal Darlene Draper
Christopher Scott Drynan
Connie S. Dunn
Steven James Eck
Kenneth Dale Edwards
Meghan Lyn Eisenberg
Kristine Marie Ellis
Pearl Margaret Evidente
Joseph Barajas Evington
Arron R. Ficht
Brad Louis Fleury
Frank John Foster
Bryant Aaron Franz
Vanessa Tamara Ghishan
Wendi Anne Glodery
Angelica Liliana Gomez
Carol Ann Grabowski
Cyrus Damon Greene
Ronald Stephen Guerena
Emalyn Inocencio Guzman
Donnie McCoy Hardison III
Trevor Lawrence Harris
Takahiro Haruyama
Paige Wyatt Henning
Deborah Erin Hiser
Jonathan Kent Howard
Beryl Dean Hudson
Tracy A. Hunt
Sharon May Januardy
Bonnie Denise Johnson
Nadim Fuad Jubran
Eddy Karli
Benny Katzburg
Preeti Kaur
Taha Khorram
Frank D. Klutka
Ike Samantha Koendarto
Hans-Dieter Kopal
Wiwin Kurniawan
Tyler Patrick Lamb
Krista Louise Lambly
Peggy Audrey Sabrina Lecoq
Carolyn Ann Lemoine
Carrie Christine Lenahan
Gina Mae Lew
Grace J. Lim
Donna D. Liu
Elva Rosalina Lopez
Catherine Jing Luo
Mary Ann Mace
Rachel Lynn Massaro-Williams
Reza Mazaheri
Eric Stevens Miller
Michael Xavier Montijo
Marie Ortega Morales
Jose Maria Pompa Mudespacher
Kathryn E. Murray
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Charles Vincent Muselli
Winston Warner Neal
Lee Chester Nemeth
Guido J. Nunez
Brandi-Rene Marie Paul
Andrew Joel Paulson
James Luke Peacock
John Raymond Pennington
Stefan Predut
Paul Joseph Rawson
Eric Scott Ridel
Christopher Joseph Rizza
Jesse Cruz Rodriguez
Rosalinda Rodriguez
Stacy Rozmenoski
Jennifer Elise Rucker
John David Russell
Michelle Candiss Saavedra
Allen Masao Sasaki
Piunik Shabani
Assad Ali Shah
Tracy Marie Sharp
Michael Thomas Shaw, Jr.
Junko Soonja Shin
Marshall Davis Short
Jonathan Andrew Snyder
Kristen Perino Spencer
Joseph Edward Sulentor
Paul Chookiat Sutimaneerat
Sheila Davis Teevans
Kimberly L. Terrell
Angela Marie Thomas
Amy Jo Thompson
Kevork Topdjian
Stephanie L. Van Loo
Jason Manuel Villamater
Nicolas Kristopher Waldenmayer
David Waldner
Michael S. Walters
Shirley Véronique Wibowo
Betty Shung-Lam Wong
Wenona Nicole Wynn
David Yen
Alexander Yoffe
Heidi Eckhardt Zeich
Shelly Lynne Zitzlsperger
Degree
Candidates
School of
Education
Albert P. Koppes, O.Carm., Dean
Master of Arts
Angeles Abraham
Tricia Christine Acosta
MaryBeth Adams
Sergio Javier Aguilar
Katy Yanira Aguirre
Landis Rose Airo
Zvart Zee Alexan
Carly Neal Anderson
Shelleye Adrienne Añuligo
Ryan Geoffrey Ashton
Jermaine Sherman Augustus
Sarah Jean Babiarz
Arda Rachel Baboglian
Melissa A. Baldwin
Golnaz Balooch-Khosravi
Elana Banafsheha
Nadia Baradar
Lori Frances Barr
Melissa Diane Barsamian
Gregory Robert Baumann
Jennifer M. Baun
Kristina Marie Bellamy
Barbara Ann Berkes
William David Beutel
Gail J. Bliss
Gabrielle Anne Boesche-Benson
Cameron Richard Bonney
Shawn Christopher Boone
Danielle Kristen Borello
Katie Michele Brown
Christine Kathleen Buckly
Anna Kim Anh Bui
Walter A. Burgos
Lindsay Faye Butler
Meredith Lindsay Butler
David Blakey Cann
Ethan David Castro
Paul Michael Ceron
Benjamin Jacob Chi
Moses Eziukwu Chikwe
Kristen Danielle Clement
Gregorio Francisco John Shinn Climaco
Megan Victoria Cohen
Holly Nichole Colon
Keniqua Iysha Coney
Michael Brett Cooper
Leticia Cruz Cordoba
Paul Joseph Costa
Allyson Elizabeth Crawford
Felicia Teresa Cuesta
Hillary McCampbell Dark
Richard Matthew DeFronzo
Janet Asunción de la Torre
Teresa Greaney Delgado
Roger William Dereszynski
Paula Theresa Dersom
Catherine Eileen Desmond
Bruce Adam Dickson
Leslie Suzanne Dickson
Francis Gary Dizon
Emily Elizabeth Dobson
Erin Nicole Dwight
Christie Ann Easterling
Linnaea Marie Eberts
Jennifer Anne Egan-Spalding
Kathryn Anne Eisenstein
Jana Kristine Elsner
Sarah Elizabeth Eno
Lisa Nicole Escobedo
Jacqueline Pierrette Estephan
Sarah Jo Fairweather
Alyssa Christine Feely
Sarah Elizabeth Fergusson
Hazelle R. Ferrer
Sara Elena Telona Ferrufino
Kathryn Margaret Fisher
Kelly Lynn Fletcher
Citlalic Flores
Raymond Michael Flores
Clara Helena Gaitan
Seth Alan Gale
Jeffrey Steven Galens
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Christine Marie Gandy
Jessica Renee Garrido
Felicia H. Goldwater
Alexandra Marie Gonzales
Wendy Gonzalez
Katherine Ann Goodwin
Marian A. Gorsich
Abigail Catherine Gottschalk
Deborah Shaughvon Gracé
Laura Michelle Graham
Sonia N. Gramajo-Olivarri
Andrew Richard Gray
Jessica Grossman
José Antonio Urias Gutierrez
Judith Gutierrez
Patricia Gutierrez
Elizabeth Guzman
Ashley J. Hammerschmidt
Jeannemarie Hendershot
Teresa Isabelle Henderson-Johnson
Shauna Rose Hendricks
Jennifer Kathleen Herlihy
Mary Ann Herman
Claudia Hernandez
José de Jesus Hernandez
Bridget Mary Hogan
Jonathan B. Hommer
Sonia Hopkins
Eric Justin Hougland
Natiera Dejra Howard
Jennifer Lynn Hughes
Esther Ibarra
Maureen Kimi Ikeda
Anne Marie James
Mary Grace Javier
Patrick Damione Jefferson
Jessica Taylor Johnson
Kurt Anthony Johnson
Erica Kristen Jones
Inshirah Ife Jones
Jeanah Jung
Degree
Candidates
School of
Education
Michelle Lourdes Kaplan
Velana Kelly Kassab
Kathleen Mary Keane
Heather Marie Kear
Devin McCready Kearns
Sylvia Ann Keroles
Maryanne Roger Kiley
Kristin Maureen Koenig
Caroline Tien Koo
Sabrina Nicole Lake
Maureen Leslie Lamorena
Simonne Elise Leb
Alex Mu Lee
Liza Levine
Daniel Leyva
Manna A. Lin
Maricela Emma Linch
Trisha Anne Long
Danielle Marie Lyons
Jacqueline Carol Madrid
Joseph Scott Maggio
Mae Faye Dimacali Mallari
Lorena Marin
Ana Melva Martinez
Elizabeth Mata
Kelley Marie McCann
Steven J. McCann
Jennifer Ann McCartin
Kelly Lynne McDaniel
Margaret Jeanne McDowell
Meghan Kathleen McIntosh
Darcy Patricia McLaughlin
Rachel Elizabeth McLean
Christopher M. McNeela
Angelica Maribel Mejía
Cassie Ann Meltzer
Joshua Michael Mericle
Kristin Marie Auble Meskell
Rebecca Ellen Meyer
Cecilia Hyun Jung Mo
Eugenie Crofton Montague
Christina Denise Montañez
Marc A. Nuno
Maria Gina O’Brien
Daniel Joseph O’Connell
Roxana Akemi Okamoto
Claudia Pacheco
Martha Castro Packman
Rosana Alicia Padilla
Catherine Amy Page
Kristina Isabel Palomo
Marina A. Panfilova
Ramona Kay Patrick
Andrea M. Peeters
Erin Michele Perez
Valarie Monett Perry-Hazelwood
Michael Alfred Yadao Perucho
Gina Marie Pilloni
Erika Patricia Preciado
Sean M. Precious
Raul Cervantes Ramirez
Kathleen Irene Randall
Yvette Alexandra Renteria
Elizabeth Anita Robertson
Joi K. Robinson
Kristen Marie Rockenbach
Robert Rojas
Yuvikza Rosalva Romero
Elisabeth Rachel Rosinsky
Lia Li-Hsiah Rozmiarek
Vanessa Villalpando Ruiz
Nancy Anna Saldaña
Sonia Saldaña
Rebecca Lynn Sanders
Lisa Anne Santeramo
Roxanne Lee Sauceda
Jessica McGahie Sawyer
Stephanie Schlatter Schleicher
Amy Schneider-Padilla
Maria Cecilia Andrade Sepulveda
Leigh Evin Shutt
Carline Silva
Ziva Silverstein
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Amy Elisabeth Slabich
Alison Lee Smith
Meghan Suzanne Smith
Lena-Prudence Sun Sneberger
Jessica Michael Snyder
Gabriella Soto
Karen Louise Spiwak
Melissa Joan St.Joy
Jenny Marie Strouse
Julie Marie Stubben
Chaleese Atrina Sutton
Kosei Takata
Nicola Louise Tarvin
Zohra Kadija Taymuree
Katherine Tan Telebrico
Mayra Rebeca Tellez
Susan Anne Titus
Lea Jewell Toombs
Tory Daisaku Toyama
Tiffani Rose Traina
Matthew Tuurosong
Anne Teresa Vacarella
Michelle Caroline Valdivieso
Elizabeth Valenzuela
Marizol Valenzuela
Carolyn Ann Verdugo
Angela Monteilh Weedn
Sarah Blum Weiss
Laura Giacomi Werner
Miri L. Wexler
Monique Shona White
L. Trichelle White-Nishida
Rachel Ann Whitlow
Jayme Lynn Williams
Jim D. Williamson
Sarah C. Witherell
Jodi Rebecca Witteles
Detian Audrey Woo
Kesha Reneé Wood
Charisse E. Woods
Mercedes Yanez
Carly Ann Zinda
Degree
Candidates
School of
Film and Television
Teri Schwartz, M.A., Dean
Master of Fine Arts
Angelena Marie Addario
Jung-Jin Ahn
Stuart Louis Altman
Charles Muchinshi Chilinda
Elizabeth Rose Colagiovanni
Elisa Sara Delson
Matthew Alfred Donnelly
Joseph Carl Dull
Edward Rene Gonzalez, Jr.
Allison Virginia Griffith
Gustavo Efrain Guardado, Jr.
Casey David Kasprzyk
Nathan Minoru Kurosawa
Marisa Louise Leonardi
Nicole Denise Markel
Blair Marnell
Gene Thomas McKnight III
Andrew R. Miller
Eric Christopher Murphy
Michael Alan Pitts
Lisa Carole Sanow
Carlos Saucedo
Leonard Wayne Short
Andrew Valas
William Villanti
Gretchen Joan von Tongeln
Joseph Hill White IV
Giuseppe Zito
Department of
Marital and Family Therapy
Debra Linesch, Ph.D., Chairperson
Master of Arts
Dayna Summer Cipolla
Angela Maria DeVita
Margaret Valiant Keene
Lisa Michelle Kemble
Lara Sonya Lewis
Hillary Anne Lipstein
Rebecca Ann Otten
Mary Boyer Potenti
Theresa Quinn
Heather Elise Schnedl
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Jaclyn Sue Schunk
Megan Michelle Scull
Therese Catherine Thomason
Wendeline Jamalyeh Tohidi
Andrea von Troschke
Degree
Candidates
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts
Michael E. Engh, S.J. , Dean
Bachelor of Arts
Lisa Ann Abbott
Manuel Armando Aceves, Jr.
Katya Acuña
Amerika Mae Adams
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein
Toyin Remi Adu
Kori Chiemi Akamine
Blanca Rocio Alba
Morgan Elizabeth Altobello
Gabriela Salomé Alvarez
Antonette Mariano Alzate
Raymundo Andrade
Teresa Marie Armen
Keauhou Asato
Amber Kristine Astredo
Aylin Atabek
Mayra Magdalena Avila
Antoine Raymond Azar
Clare Elizabeth Babcock
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Reginald Aspiras Badua
Patrick Baghdaserians
David Noori Barka
Kara M. Barnachea
Claudio Andres Basaez-Araya
John William Bebek III
Mary Elizabeth Beck
Lisa Marie Belyea
Cristina Benitez
Emily B. Bernhagen
Melissa Lyn Bettis
Vincent Nicholas Bitong
Matthew Aaron Blackmore
Cynthia Michele Bland
Thomas Valentine Blashaw
Devyn Rhae Bolden
Keith Augustus Braden
Nicholas Damien Braun
Richelle Ester Bregante
Gina Marie Bright
Harrison R. Brix
Bruce Dunning Brown
Elizabeth Norris Brown
Emily Vance Brown
Jamesia Melvonne Brown
Robert Timothy Buckley
Thomas Gerard Burgess
Shannon Nicole Burke
Timothy Aaron Burns
Karina Montess Burrell
Sara Brooke Busse
Renée Lianne Cable
Aubrey Leighton Cain
Milos Olivier Cam-Robb
Jessica Anne Cannata
Thomas Claude Cannon
Jaclyn Louise Dwyer Cardozo
Christine Marie Carley
Lindsay Michael Carlos
Sarah Elizabeth Carroll
Victoria Louise Carroll
Mary Ellen Cashen
Clarissa Alvina Castaneda
Gwen Patricia Castañeda
Ivan Martin Castillo
Lauren Patricia Cavanagh
Christopher John Mark Celio
Allison Leigh Chase
Nicole Deanna Chávez
Lisa Soryun Chong
Sara Kathleen Chumley
Caroline Ellen Clark
Julia Ariella Clark
Sayda Vanessa Clark
Jeremy Garrick Cohen
Devon Elizabeth Cole
Aaron Marques Coles
Stephen Paul Coles
Fatima Falami Marie Coley
Erica M. Connolly
Lynsey Joy Conrad
Sarah Lindsey Cooke
Stephen Andrew Coombs
Jill Encina Cornelio
Kristen Dianne Corriea
Jacquelyn Ashley Corvan
Marilyn Coto
Jerry Patrick Cotter, Jr.
Shannon Diane Cozzo
Kristen Leigh Croley
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Edgar A. Cartagena Cruz
Cristina Cuellar-Villanueva
Emma Frances Cueva
Christy Marie Cummings
Daniel Joseph Kulani Cup Choy
Deborah Ann Cusack
Jessica Denise Cuthbert
Jessica Diane Dabbeekeh
Emily Joanne Damiells
Rosie D’Argenzio
Lindsay Patricia Davis
Joan Michelle DeClaire
Robert Collins DeJardin
Cati Virginia de los Ríos
Karisa Marie Denis
Casey Lee Dennehy
Erica Gomez De Santiago
John Laurence DeShazer
Theresa May de Vera
Bronson Slade Devost
Derek Alessio deVré
Salvador Diaz
Veronica Diaz
Mediha Din
Ann-Marie Doersch
Richard Joseph Dreiling
Anne Elizabeth Drew
Heather Michele Driscoll
Katherine Dugan
Mariesa Patricia Duggan
Damian Duran
Sarah R. Dzida
LaNaadria Shariece Easterling
Sara Beth Edwards
Ivan Kenneth Ehlers
Margaux Georgene Elliott
Claudiu Ene
Kirk Alan Erickson
Brian Charles Ernst
Bernadette R. Escamilla
Rosanna Lynn Eusebio
Devon Lee Eyrich
Ivy Law Featherstone
Edward J. Felix
Derrick Anthony Fernando
Degree
Candidates
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Miguel Aurelio Flores
Lauren Nicole Francis
Nicholas Donald Kalamakani Francisco
Ebony Yvonne Franklin
Leslie Marie Frassel
Cynthia R. Fuentes
Nicole Rachael Gabriel
Gina Anne Galasso
Corina García
Jeffrey Dewey Gargiulo
Candice Lauren Garrett
Ana Alicia Garza
Barbara J. Givens
Trisha Sue Gomes
Jonathan Daniel Gómez
Martha Gonzalez
Steven Paul Gonzalez
Samantha Rae Gottell-Brown
Jonathan Page Grant
Carey Joelle Green
Jennifer Nicole Gregorio
Jamie Marie Griswold
Lauren Frances Guerra
Ramòn Manuel Guerra
Bridget Ann Gutierrez
Valerie Rae Gutierrez
Amalia M. Molina Guzmán
Cecilia Ann Haase
Vanessa Marie Hackett
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Amber Brooke Hager
Charisse Lanimaka Hannah Hanawahine
Ryan Patrick Handy
Khuong Danny Dinh Hang
Heather Allison Harkess
Kelsi An Harris
Eric James Hayden
Adam C. Henderson
Blake Andrew Henderson
Katherine Mary Hennigan
Alec Rush Henry
Erika P. Hernandez
Marie Elizabeth Hernandez
Sebastián Andrés Hernández
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts
Jacqueline Hernandez-Amezcua
Neisha Michele Hoagland
Francine Elizabeth Holguin
Jessica Mary Holmes
Lauren Elizabeth Holmquist
Lauren Nicole Hood
Elizabeth Adele Horan
Desyll Monique Horcasitas
Heather M. Horiuchi
Janette Marie Horwath
Isaac TaHou Huang
Evelyn Roxanna Sandoval Huerta
Erin Patricia Hughes
Viresh Charles Hughes
Jeffrey Ralph Hurlbut
Joy Emiko Inouye
Joseph Gregory Irwin
Soroush David Ismaili
Catherine Ann Jakubowski
Gina Marie Jenkins
Cristina Anabel Jimenez
Corie Alexandra Johnson
Meredith Hayes Johnson
Nina Renee Johnson
Suzanne Kathleen Johnson
Brian Anthony Jones
Nicole Janine Jones
Margaretha Sopian Kasim
Michael Joseph Keane
Thomas Michael Kelly
Jonathan David Ketch
Benjamin B. Khakshour
Ashley Alexandre Grey Killick
Catherine Anne Kilroy
Keith Jerome Kincade
Sandra Nadine King
Mary Theresa Boehmer Kipp
Kristen Elizabeth Klapproth
Stacy Gene Koire
Amanda Marie Kraivanger
Elizabeth Ann Kubasak
Qiana R. La Croix
Erin Elizabeth Lankau
Patricio Daniel LeCour
Joseph Daniel Legacy
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Maureen M. Leonard
Kimberly Anne Lester
Ronit Liberman
Katrina Poa Yin Loo
James Daniel Lopez
Mónica López
Paul David Lorentz
Alfonso Lozano, Jr.
Viet Anh Mai
Lisa Marie Manganiello
Christopher Michael Manno
Christina Michelle Mariscal
Thomas Gregory Marostica
Anabel Marquez
Mónica Márquez
Polo Marquez
Charles Edwin Marriott III
Randall Douglas Marsh
Annette Marie Marshall
Koryn Erin Marshall
Ariana Guadalupe Martin
Nicholas Sid Martinez
Vanessa Patricia Martinez
Melissa Anne Masoni
Nicole Laura May
Brendan M. McCarthy
Megan Anne McCartney
Bernard Lee McCrumby, Jr.
Jawana Rasheedah McFadden
William Jameson McFadden
Kathleen Marie McKeon
Molly Kathleen McLean
Mark Charles Mehlert
Amelyn Chiong Mendoza
Jonathon Terry Michaud
John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Jesse John Mills
Aracely Mirón
David Livingstone Moffat II
Anthony M. Molek
Jennifer Aida Monico
Carlos Xavier Montano, Jr.
Rosa Vynette Moore
Juliana Marine Moran
Ryan Matthew Morse
Degree
Candidates
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts
Bryan Richard Moselle
Lisa Lorraine Murillo
Nicole Lucero Murph
William Richard Murphy
Krista Marie Murray
Patrick James Nally
Sandra Elisa Naranjo
Tiffany Anne Neale
Jayme Lane Neiman
Tiana Marie Newsome
Gerald Ngor
Emily Mona Noll
Arash Nourollah
Angelic Christine Núñez
Stephanie Anne Ocampo
Jennifer Marie Ocegueda
Carrie Ann O’Connor
Maureen A. O’Donnell
Raffi H. Ohanian
Sarah Jane Olmstead
Erica Corrine Olsen
Hutson Furr-Dempsey Olsen
Abby Hillman Onderdonk
Joanna Orozco
Nancy Esmeralda Orozco
Roxanne Nicole Orsini
Guillermo Emilio Ortiz
Zabella C. Ortiz
April Beth Osback
Alanai Danielle Grace Parham
Amie Sue Park
Brandon Anthony Parks
Mary Christine Parrish
Page Elizabeth Patten
Anna Christine Peccianti
Gabriela Anastasia Pelaez
Alina Marisa Perez
Rose LeBoeuf Peskin
Katherine Marie Petersen
Serena Trang Doan Pham
Jennifer Lynn Phinney
Jonathan Jeffrey Pierce
Ashley Noel Pilkington
John Douglas Pingel
Jennifer Boehr Plantone
Inés Cristina Poblet
Darcy Alane Pollan
Mathew Blake Pomeroy
Sandra Ponce
Stephene Inez Porras
Rachel Anastasia Porter
Martin Edward Powers
Katherine Michelle Puglisi
Dresden Marie Puppo
Kathleen Sara Quinones
María Margarita Rangel
Sagrario Isabel Rangel
David Ray
William Nathan Reider
Arami D. Reyes
Erick Vladimir Reyes
Andrew Michael Rhames
Cynthia Eve Richards
Lannette Magaly Richardson
Margeaux Darling Ries
Kristen Deburha Rivas
Jennifer Pauline Rivera
Haleigh Michael Roach
Angel O. Rocha
Melissa Rose Rodríguez
San Juanita Rosales
Sayoko Theresa Rosenstiel
Amy Kathryn Ross
Megan Marie Loker Rosso
Catherine Joan Rotunno
Ashley Lenore Rounsaville
Christian Julian Ryder
Matthew J. Sagona
Denise M. Sairrin
Katherine Elizabeth Sakamoto
Elizabeth Marie Salanave
Natasha Marie Saltz
Dalia Rodriguez Sanchez
Robert George Sanchez
Veronica Celeste Sanchez
Yazmin Sandoval
Jeremy Scott Schoech
Tracy Monét Scoggins
Candace Hillary Scott
Alexander Michael Seal
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Laura Danielle Seinfeld
Valerie Jean Shepherd
Jamie Kayo Shoma
Susan Pauline Shorr
Jakara Jonai Simpson
Jill Marie Skinner
Sabrina Marguerite Soltis
Jesse Robert Soza
Michelle Leanne Stabile
Brian Howard Standing
Jamie Christine Steiner
Ian M. Stewart
Kathleen Johanna-Ruth St. John
Carl Jesse Stoeber
Sami Louise Strinz
Nicholas William Svorinich
Christina Marie Swanson
Ryan Christopher Sweeney
Katrina Ann Swenson
Mathew John Szymanowski
Lauren Grace Talbott
Summer Tawalbeh
Janet Tercero
John Drew Tewksbury
Palmer Charles Thornton
Naoise Brian Tobin
Arturo Torres, Jr.
Nicholas Jon Torrez
Mechelle Marie Tracy
Lee Tran
Megan Elyse Triebwasser
Kathryn Grace Truitt
Grant Caleb Turner
Jaclynn Michelle Twomey
Heather Unger
Jaime Francine Ustin
Sandra Valdivia
Candice Rose Valenzuela
Kyla Joanne VanWingerden
Rose Mary Vasilj
Jorge Antonio Velasco
Jean-Marie Stephanie Venturini
Kristin Marie Vesnaver
Alvaro Jose Villa
Rudy Villalobos
Degree
Candidates
Lawrence Richard Villarreal
Jessica Ruby Viramontes
Taryn Ayn Vogel
Marie L. Vulin
Mark Eric Waier
Blair Kelly Walsh
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Marie Roust Walters
Mike Wang
Maureen Theresa Anne Ward
Gregory Jackson Weber
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts
Stephanie Anne Wesolek
Wendy Valley Westhoff
Thomas Francis Whaling III
Timothy Michael Whelan
Adrienne Staples White
Alana Cara Williams
Julie Rebecca Williman
Devon Noel Wilson
Shawnti Laurella Wilson
Gavin Phillips Witzer
Adam Scott Wood
Devon Angela Wright
Emily Christina Yáñez
Ryan Yerkey
Jennifer L. Young
Hilary Catherine Yribarren
Krista Marie Zabor
Kristofer A. Zacuto
Cristina Marie Zavaleta
Azucena Zepeda
Therese Marie Zettel
Ruth A. Zicklin
Timothy Joseph Zimmerman
Bachelor of Science
Jaroslaw Zbigniew Buczek
Maryam Mazhin
College of
Communication and Fine Arts
Barbara J. Busse, M.A., Dean
Bachelor of Arts
Mariana Sol Abdala
Jennifer Simone Adams
Cynthia Aguirre
Ashleigh Morton Albers
Stephanie Helen Anderson
Viveca Yazmena Bello Arenas
Valerie Cecilia Arias
Victoria Louise Ash
Daniel Lee Bartels
Nancy Bautista
Brittney Patrice Beck
Ani Lara Bedrosian
Juan M. Benitez
James Lynn Bennett
Nicole Eva Berger
Evelyn Edith Bernal
Lauren Erica Sherrett Bernard
Heather Ann Bianchi
Julie Robin Bloomfield
Nicholas Anthony Corrado Bonaldi
Melinda Dawn Boni
Kristin Marie Boone
Jessica Lauren Brown
Michele Linnel Brown
Monique Noelle Brown
Megan Nicole Burke
Jonathan Charles Butcher
Aubrey Leighton Cain
Celeste Marie Caliri
Nicholas Christian Camara
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Carolyn Marie Camarata
Lauren Elizabeth Cardoni
Justine Larkin Carroll
James Patrick John Casey
Yvonne Casillas
Irene Cruz Catindig
Lindsay Michelle Cauzza
Nathaniel John Chadbourne
Jessica Lizbeth Chapa
Starr Vanessa Chirino
Donna S. Chu
Jennifer Anne Clark
Sara Jeanne Clark
Sara Marie Clayton
Alyssa Marie Cosindas
Degree
Candidates
College of
Communication and Fine Arts
Christina Shannon Costanzo
Jamie F. Cunanan
Danielle Alexa Daboub
Jamie Grace Davis
Sarah Vanessa Day
Joey Knute Del Torto, Jr.
Rashanna Renee Dennis
Rekesha Rochelle Dennis
Kevin Bernard Derkash
Francesca Barbara Fickewirth Galeas Diaz
Carla Frances Dillon
Gregory Patrick Dina
Loren Leigh Doheny
Michael Edward Doherty
Jessica Rose Domenici
Nikolaus Elek Doner
Dayna Nichole Dooley
Carlitos Camilo Dosouto
Brandon Richard Norino Dumlao
Tizoc Shurú Estrada
David Neal Fallon
Karen Louise Filippe
Adrianna Mary Fiori
Hayden Scott Fisher
Sara Kelly Flickwir
Krystyna Witulski Flores
Tiffany W. Y. Fong
Sabrina Lee Garrison
Tamara Rose Garrison
Milcah Gaskin
Gracielle Marie Gaudio
Lorraine Elizabeth Gillanders
Jennifer Lee Glover
Courtney Elizabeth Godett
Michael Konstanz Grady
Tim Allen Graveline
Teresa Frances Guidi
Jeremy Michael Hahn
Meagan Leah Ann Hill
Michaella Simone Hood
Serifá Hozdic
Darcy Hall Hughmanick
Timothy Christopher Hunt
Jennifer Claire Ingraham
Joseph Michael Isaia
Emily Marie Jackson-Tooby
Lisa Jeannette Jammal
Colin James Johnson
Kimberly Marie Julian
Sara Michele Kay
Lot Keijzer
Sara Emily Keller
Megan Elizabeth Kelly
Brady Daniel Koch
Veronica Leigh Koch
Lindsay Saxton Kathleen Kolve
Christina Lynn Koss
Katia Ann Kravtchenko
Jamie Brynn Kroeze
James Paul LaBonte
John David Moskal LaCroix
Anne Cameron Lagerberg
Breanne Marie Lagomarsino
Natalie Kristine Lara
Celene Anise Lee
Maximilian Lee
Carolyn Janice Leonard
Andrew Mose Leonetti
Jordin Patrice Leybold
Laura Liguori
Natalie Eunice Lokos
Erica Denise Loyd
Laura Marie Luxmore
Mario Jose Machon
Kristen D’Lyn Mallette
Mark Gonzaga Manto
Gia Toni Marakas
Francesca Diane Martin
Lindsy Marie Martin
Johnnie Mata, Jr.
Luke Allen Mathews
Jasmin Chanél Matthews
Chidimma Mbamalu
Ashley Colleen McCarthy
Kristin Anne McCollum
Shannon J. McCreery
Allison Roe McDonnel
Shannon Ember McGlaze
Ryan Patrick McGrady
Holly Lynn McNally-Connelly
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Erin Marie Meister
Justin Matthew Mencini
Michael Mikael
Jordan Justyne Miller
Mayra Alheli Miranda
Jennifer Marie Moon
Rebecca Ann Morse
Amelia Christina Mulkey
Nicole Michelle Neville
Cassandra K.T. Nichols
David Arthur Nieto
Colleen Briana O’Brien
Alejandra Ochoa
Marra A. Okola
Cassandra Nicole Palmeri
Michelle Tzu Chen Pan
Patrick Fitzgerald Parker
Matthew Thomas Peterson
Rebecca Anne Peterson
Carol Lynn Petro
Alison Angela Pfaff
John Douglas Pingel
Veronica Lucia Pinon
Nicholas Joseph Polito
Suzanne Marie Pompili
Christina Marie Radvanyi
Marina Aracely Paniagua Ramírez
Anne Teresa Rapaport
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Kathryn Jean Rex
Queenie Feril Reyes
Jordana Riela
Nisha Devi Rodrigo
Cameron Luis Rodriguez
Jennifer Lynn Rodriguez
Rachel Rose Rohatgi
Lauren Angela Romano
Angela Erin Romo
Stephanie Michelle Rutherford
Anna Caroline Sahlstrom
Shireen Roshan Salour
Diana Rae Respicio San Diego
Karina Jean Sandhu
Amy Marie Santoni
Rebecca Justine Schultheis
Degree
Candidates
Alexis Aline Scott
Anna Kathryn Siedzik
Christopher Matthew Singleton
Jennifer I. Smith
Melissa Ka’i’iniaKapu’uwai Souza
Sarah Danielle Spada
Lauren Alexis Spindler
Maureen Louise Stansberry
Dustin Thomas Stehlik
Ryan Gerardi Stevens
Kristin Svea Stimpson
Sarah Katinka Stork
Suzanne Schmidt Sudman
College of
Communication and Fine Arts
Elizabeth Eagan Sulack
Sandra Hiroko Takahashi
Jennifer Claire Tallon
Nicole Keala Maileleinaala Tamarra
Brianne Marissa Tang
Angela P. Tanner
Elijah Wesley Thomas
Stephanie Marie Tobin
Ami Elizabeth Tucker
Danita Maria Turner
April Marian Uhlig
Erika Katherine Umof
Gabriela Uribe
Nicole Lauren Urquidi
Rachel Susanna Vaidman
Teodoro Bruno Vecchione
William Thomas Walsh
Heather Christine Weingold
Jacqueline Rose Wessely
Catherine Candace Wiedemann
Sharon Barbara Yang
Brandon Michael Yano
Andrea Victoria Zakov
Dwayne Elliot Yenko Zamora
Heidi Rebecca Zerlin
Frank R. Seaver College of
Science and Engineering
Gerald S. Jakubowski, Ph.D., Dean
Bachelor of Arts
Andraya Michelle Eisenman
Ryan Joseph Grady
Byron Christopher Kay
Michelle Renee Young
Bachelor of Science
Rosa Aceves
Cortney Brooke Adams
Dennis Charles Aeling
Mary Eileen Baker
Joseph John Barrett
Georgina Barriga
Irina Binder
Mike Callan Birkhead
Jonathan Jude Boldiga
Cheryl Lynne Bruyninckx
Jennifer Lynn Burke
Bryan Matthew Cardella
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Amy Michele Caton
Diana Chia Wen Chang
Kari Ann Charles
Melissa Marie Child
Sucharee Lim Cierras
Jeffrey Jay Clark
Emily Damon Craft
Thomas Steven Cresante
Aileen Estores de los Angeles
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Michael Carl Deneen
Christine Suzanne Der
Shannon Louise Donovan
Angela Lauren Douglas
Courtney Ann Eastman
Kimberly Schaffer Fahey
John Daniel Flick
Erika Lynn Frugoni
Patricia Garcia
Jeanette Lynn Grant
Heather Michelle Greene
Degree
Candidates
Frank R. Seaver College of
Science and Engineering
Christine Victoria Greszczuk
Elizabeth Ann Henderson
Antonia Susanna Henry-Campos
Tiffany René Hill
John Arthur Howard
Robert George Iafe
Erin Ku’ulei Imada
Monica E. Iskandar
Christopher Charles Kane
William Lapilio
Ju Young Lee
Michael A. Levin
Jennifer Rosalie Long
Cristina Louise Lowery
Tori Nicole Matthys
Angela Raquel McGuire
Martin Patrick McLaughlin
Jeremy Kekoa Narca
Natalie Naiiri Nazeley
Shari Yoshimi Nishikawa
Nadia Nowak
Jessica Marie Ochoa
Lorena Janeé Patton
Zachary Michael Propersi
Ana Lilia Ramirez
Cristina Marie Rosales
Allison Tamsen Ross
Anthony Stephen Harrington Russi
Edward Martins Scott
Raelen Sheena Kawaikapuokalani Self
Manpreet Singh
Laura Leigh Sunderman
Peter Charles Talley
Marie Cecilia Taylor
Jennifer Diane Tsai
Elisa Aurora Valencia
Maria Yesenia Valencia
Christine Valerio
Negean Vandordaklou
Michelle Marie Van Sambeek
Zoya Vladimirskaya
Stephanie Jean Walders
Kimberly Ann Ward
Kyra Lynn Weaver
Rike Widjaja
Violet Wieczorek
Kiraah Tae Williams
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
Aubrey Ann Zapanta
Andreas Kowstantinos Zinelis
Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Carlos Fernando Aragon
Brian Sebastian Barba
Christopher Jay Bautista
Jared John Bazar
Joseph Andrew Briney
Erin Mary Brosnan
Jenny Marie Brown
Matthew S. Cabalce
Joseph Nicholas Casabona
Christopher John Cersovski
Yen-Hsu Chen
Erik Raymond Chin
Karen Suey Clemons
Daris Edward Kaleolani Cook
Anita Maureen Davidoo
Joseph Daniel Dluzak
Jesus Enriquez
Ramy Raduf Eshak
Adrienne Michelle Fedrick
Shaun Ikaika Fitzsimmons
Nicholas Flores
Michael James Giardullo
Scott Joseph Gilmour
Ryan Wei Der Go
Kristopher Michael Godachy
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Jessica Marie Homer
Scot Makoto Ikeda
John Calvin Jackson V
Olujide Abiodun Jeboda
Jacob Van Jenzen
Carolyn Kim Kawamoto
Michael Kouyoumdjian
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
Christopher John Lusardi
Michael L. McClendon
Wendy Siomara Menendez
Adam Joseph Mikes
Rahim Lawrence Miller
Zachary Matthew Moore
Katherine Florendo Nierva
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Darren Kotaro Okimoto
Henry Olortegui
Jen Chieh Pei
Andrew Dillon Perle
Hamilton Trung Pham
Patrick Leroy Powery
Gregory Joseph Reynolds
Christian Domingo Ronquillo
Lawrence David Sanchez
Charles Romel Shenouda
Sesame Tatiana Shim
Chantley Belle Sutanandi
Ryan Tadashi Tamashiro
Peter Maged Tanios
Scott Albert Thomas
Steven Sunga Torrijos
Steven Michael Vick
Johnny Villa
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Eric Charles Ward
Chad Hiromu Watanabe
Degree
Candidates
College of
Business Administration
John T. Wholihan, Ph.D., Dean
Bachelor of Business Administration
Charmayne D’Shawn Marie Adams
Edward James Agdeppa
Jose-David Aizpuru-Cueva
Dana Christine Akasaki
Annalisa Monique Gaitan Allen
Veronica Maria Alvarez
Jeannie Shieh-I An
Melissa Mitsuyo Anderson
Carlos Christopher Antonio III
Daisy M. Arreola
Matthew Torrijos Asuncion
Katherine Atkins
Martin Jacob Austin
Patricia C. Ballas
Melissa A. Barone
Kristofer Paul Barr
Ryan Edward Barwick
Yvette Danielle Marie Basica
Lisa Erin Becker
Lana Masangkay Beebe
Lisa Marie Beth
Lisa Lorraine Beyer
Christopher W. Bochin
Kristina Anne Bohn
Patrick Edward Botz-Forbes
Hillary Anne Boylan
Kestrel Breiler
Michael John Brewer
Janisa Danielle Brown
Rachel Lynn Brown
T. MacKenzie Brown
Erin Laurie Brownstein
Theresa Jeanne Bruketta
Jaroslaw Zbigniew Buczek
Nova Li’a Burt-Toland
Jennifer Louise Busby
Lloyd Charles Calubayan
Richard Huston Campana
Mark Thomas Camperell
John Christopher Canova
Jessica Anita Cassis
Noé Antonio Castillo
Jennifer Lynn Cefalia
Mark William Celio
Diego I. Cevallos
Michael G. Chan
Willie Chan
Rashon Cháfic Chancler
Thomas York Chang
Ashley Morena Chapman
Jeffrey Alan Hu Yin Char
Frances Lynne Nepomuceno Cheng
Cynthia Rae Choueiti
Stephanie Marie Conrad
Elizabeth Anne Conway
James Edward Corvan
Jennifer Cota
Matthew Fernandes Cova
Lauren Lea Craig
Shandi Lyn Crayton
Reginald Velasquez Crelencia
Michelle Ann Curtis
MacKenzie Leigh Dahl
Kimberly Stacy Daniels
Devon Marie De Frank
David Delio De Leonardis
Kent Dennis
Brian Marshall Denton
Helina Assefa Deres
Gregory Justin De Rubeis
Georgina Samantha De Santos
Jason Dickens
Christopher Michael DiIorio
Andrew Ryan Dilfer
Jacquelyn Marie Doherty
Kevin Patrick Dolan
Katherine Elizabeth Drake
Nicole Christine Drumeller
Jaclyn Ann Edwards
Mardiyanto Effendy
Honey Asal Enayat
Michael Richad Erush
Kay Diane Fallon
James William Fash
H Augusta-Terezia Fehn
Brian Gilbert Felix
Matthew Rodney Felt
Michelle Suzanne Festa
Jovino Ericsson Figueroa
David Ricardo Flores
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Olga Maria Flores
Patrick James Foote
Nadiyah C. Ford
Cary Myers Forgeron
Crystal Cassandra Forsher
Jonathan Daniel Fox
Colleen Noele Foxworthy
Stefanie Michiko Fujinami
Benjamin Bernard Gallagher
Alan Alexander Gallegos
Elizabeth A. Galvan
Matthew Carl Gamble
George Ivan Gamboa
Corina García
Lorena Elizabeth Garcia
Michael Reiman Garland
Gregory Jerome Gaston
Sherman Edward Gay
Tessa Rosemarie Genchi
Aileen Germono
Josephine D. Goldberg
Vladimir Goldin
Jenny Anne Granich
Jennifer Lynn Grubbs
Kalia Alexia Guibi
Jonalyn H. Habil
Jennifer A. Halle
Jennifer Daune Lee Hamasaki
Justin Peter Hartford
Anna Maria Heberlein
Donald Paul Heim
Anibal Hernandez
Alvaro Enrique Herrera
Isabel Herrera
Jonathan Santiago Higashi
Randall Ikena Hill
Jeremy Alan Hoffmann
Lauren Kerr Holbrook
Adrienne Nicole Horlick
John Edwin Horn
Tina Stephanie Hsiung
Sebastien Alain Hubert
Sonya Marie Huecias
James Leigh Huether
Jonathan Wetzel Hughes
Degree
Candidates
College of
Business Administration
Nancy Huynh
Natalie Ico
Stephanie Marie Interiano
David Jitsuo Ishihara
Ashley Leigh Islas
Dominique Isselnane
Ellen Stutheit Jackson
Davina Alexandra Jahja
Matthew Franklin Jauregui
Paul Kee Jean
Kevin David Jenson
Jennifer Danielle Jeter
Toni Lee Jimenez
Vanessa Jimenez
Melany Olivia Joewono
Matthew Robert Johnson
Michael R. Jover
Natalie Elizabeth Joyce
Adriana Marie Juravich
Shaun Kalnasy
Daniel Wilson Karcher
Margaretha Sopian Kasim
Erlina Katuari
Michael George Kaye
Patrick James Kennedy
Kimberly Anne Keown
Kealani Sierra Kimball
Christopher Jordan Kossick
Karlie Marie Kreag
Kristopher Patrick Kruk
Leon Kuleck
Eko Kurniawan
Reina Kumala Kwee
Ronald Vincent LaBrucherie
Jacqueline Joelle Lacambra
Sherly Laksana
Samuel Gardiner Lambly
Thuy Phuong Le
Thomas K. Lee
Karen Alejandra Lemus
Desirée Marie LeSassier
Audrey Theresa Lesmana
Jordin Patrice Leybold
Hundy Chung-Han Liu
Rudy López-Olea
Jay-Paul Lowry, Jr.
Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
Ryan Dallas Lucke
Lara Anne Luxford
Eric Fostvedt Lyon
Josephine Cunanan Macapinlac
Ann Marie Frances Maggio
Catherine Eleanor Magsalay
Shawn Lyon Maiden
Marseille E. Manansala
Nikki Ann Alexiz H. Mantuano
David Simon Manzur
Elizabeth Ann Marengo
Katherine Cole Margaros
Sandra Angelica Marin
Kristopher Edmund Mattox
Lauren Jeane Maulhardt
Kelli Nichele May
Brian David McBride
Benjamin Spencer McCauley
Kenitra Quianna McCovery
Thomas Chatfield McGuire
Deborah Kidder Meade
Martha Linda Medrano
Tamara Lynn Meena
Anastasia Gene Melbrod
Jenny E. Melendez
Mary Parker Milford
Zachary Schwartz Miller
Sevana Mirzaian
Kari Kiyoko Mochizuki
John Michael Montevideo
Alexander Martin Morris
Patrick Joseph Morrow IV
Daniel Antonio Moscoso
Amanda Michelle Mottola
Kevin Michael Murry
Shibani Nag
Andrew John Nahman
Danielle Andrea Nelson
Trisha Trinh Nguyen
Kevin Christopher Novak
Angelic Christine Núñez
Kevin Anthony Oliver
Ryan James Orendorff
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Ana Lilia Ortiz
Sebastian Charles Palmer
Michelle Lynn Papayans
Eden Bree-Ayn Parish
Erik Jon Paulsen
Lindsey Nicole Pearson
Donald Morris Pedrino
Joshua Ryan Pegel
Arturo Enrique Perez
Jessica Naomi Diaz Perez
Sarah Moring Perrel
Jon David Andrew Pienovi
Lauren Ashley Pieper
Rina Marie Pineda
Lauren Sarah Pope
Ryan Christopher Pope
Jeyson Pribadi
Angelo L. Primas, Jr.
Heather Marie Proctor
José Alonzo Pulido
William Francis Quaglieri
Michelle Quecana
Melissa Christen Ramirez
Jose Raya
Giovanna Marie Rea
Megan McFadden Read
Andrew Alexander Reynado
Andrew Michael Rhames
Janell Joy Richardson
Heidy Enriqueta Rivas
Lindsey Maureen Roberts
Aleta Cherie Rodriguez
Lianty Rosidi
John Peter Rossi
April Rose Ruaburo
Margaret-Anne O’Neil Rucker
Kristen E. Ruffin
Irene Rustanto
Rachel Leah Saal
Claudia Isabel Sanchez
Michelle Marie Sanchez
Jan Elisabeth Sandys-Renton
Anthony Martin Santana
Kurt Vicchione Schneider
Jamie Marie Schroeder
Degree
Candidates
Bradley Robert Scoular
Lila Walker Sewell
Siamak Shafa
Emily Katherine Silady
Betsabé Sirgo
Adrianne Michelle Slaughter
Ryan F. Smith
Robert Keith Snodgrass
Sze Nga So
Connie Emilia Soetanto
Shannon Eileen Spyra
Benjamin Patrick Steele
Leanne Beverely Stephens
Parker Charles Stevenson
Kristen Renee Sundberg
Steven Seligman Surfas
Brit Regg Swanson
Christina Marie Swanson
College of
Business Administration
Tyler Conrad Swanson
Owen John Sweeney
Travis Takeshi Takahashi
Joselito Montelibano Talens IV
Calista Lola Tambayong
Mardig Gabriel Taslakian
Roger Cameron Taylor
Amy Therese Teel
Yuji Leo Teranishi
Cecilia Victoria Thelin
Wendy Ann Thomas
Christopher Veszelszky Thompson
Gabriel Dominic Torres
Brett Michael Toth
Fonda Tran
Julie Iliana Tran
Phung Khanh Tran
Laura Lynn Trask
Kathryn Grace Truitt
Nicole Lynn Turpin
Shawn Michael Upstill
Iphigenia Natalie Valsamis
Vanessa Beth Vaughan
Ludell Randel Vibal
Michael Trieu Vo
Trevor Martin Wagner
Kenneth Daniel Wehr
Peter Joseph Wells
Rika Wijaya
Ian Gehan Wikramanayake
Robert Ryan Willis
Elizabeth Yick-Ci Wong
Zhinan Xiang
I’Ling Noela Yee
Yenny
Isaac Ayirepe Yiadom
Jason Andrew Zindroski
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Brian Albers
Justin Anthony Allen
Milei Michelle Asato
Jason K. Beheshti
Frederick Nicholas Bergamo
Kristina Anne Bohn
Philip Richard Borup
Nathan Richard Brown
Emily May Burger
Marisa Cervantes
Jik Hao Chan
Thomas York Chang
Cynthia Rae Choueiti
Renee Marie Ciesniewski
Diana Manuel Cirunay
Christopher Gordon Cooley
John Sten Crissey
Kay Diane Fallon
Briana Lynn Fernandes
Jennifer Kathleen Gateley
Evelyn Gomez
Mi Jin Gregory
Jennifer A. Halle
Cendana Harjono
Jeremiah James Hennessy
Daniel Wilson Karcher
Lisa Marie Kelsey
Merhawi Gebretensai Kidane
Kacey Mew Lin Lock
Adrian Say Keong Loo
Maria Del Rosario Lopez
Mayra Rosalia Lopez
Rudy López-Olea
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Paul Matthew Merchant
Jeffrey J. Miller
Thomas Masaru Mokulehua
Rose Jacqueline Morales
Ryan James Orendorff
Cayenne Pi’ilani Pe’a
Jessica Naomi Diaz Perez
Rina Marie Pineda
Esteka Ederra Piñeiro
Tyler John Reich
Josephine Jane Teresa Rossi
Alexander Fredrick Cosico Sahagun
Elizabeth Sara Samson
Lauren Chiemi Sato
Kristen Renee Sundberg
Felino Jonathan Vasquez
Derek Wai Leung Wong
Degree
Candidates
School of
Film and Television
Teri Schwartz, M.A., Dean
Bachelor of Arts
Daniel Robert Aguilar
Nicholas Blake Alexander
Thomas Alain Anderson
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Justin Mark Lawrence Arbitrario
Ryan Chipman Ayers
Heather Christina Banta
Teresa Marie Barker
Nicole Sachiko Bautista
Kristopher Brendan Belman
Dejou Anya Bencomo-Jasso
Troy Matthew Benjamin
Douglas Alan Birnbaum
Karin Patrice Bloom
Maria Carlota Guinto Bohe
Leslie Ellen Borchert
Jorgie Ann Broussard
Renée Lianne Cable
Mark Thomas Camperell
Jennifer Anne Caprio
John Haidy Carlson
Christopher Leo Carroll
William John Carson
Ingrid Stephanie Castro
Courtney Elizabeth Cazale
Stella Yi-Ching Chen
Davy Tiu Cheng
Rex E. Cheung
Christopher Ante Cirak
Christopher Scott Coots
Calvin Jordan Crane
Stephanie Elizabeth DeNatale
Carrie Delayne Dodds
Joshua Mills Fagan
Monique Anne Farah
Kenneth Roy Foley
April Lee Garcia
Fayad Isabel Garcia
Jeffrey Eugene Geremia
William Edward Golder
Nadia Kriselle Gomez
Yadira Gonzalez
Ryan Jack Griffith
Reuben Joel Gutierrez II
Tyler William Hayden
Kathleen A. Henehan
Michael Bentley Hoffman
Renee Michelle Holguin
Shelbey Marie Howard
Lewis Edward Jackson
Jesse P. Jensen
Christine Michelle Jordt
David Joseph Kalman
Amanda Suzanne King
Theresa Marie Knickrehm
Adam Smitty Kovach
Jason Andrew Krane
Kimi Yuklin-Hamada Kwock
Michael Albert Landers
Christopher Harlem Larkin
Kaye M. Lewis
James Lodato
Stacy Erin Lorts
Anne Rowena Madariaga
Daniela Marie Mancinelli
Christopher Michael Manno
Cailey Marie Marcarelli
Brooke Marston
Jennifer Maryann Matijas
Shinri Matsuoka
Nicholas Lemire Mattos
Jaclyn Jeanette Mazawey
Kimberly Ellen McHugh
Nicole Marie McKinney
Michael James McNaught
Timothy Robert Metz
Nicholas Gusz Miller
Heather Michelle Montgomery
Chaz Cylus Morgan
Sean Michael Moriarty
Laura Elaine Muñoz
Daniel Joseph Munso
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Mona Nahm
Erik Norsgaard
John Mortillaro Noyan
Kathryn Marie Osborn
William Wayne Overby
Daniel P. Pap
Kevin Michael Paulsen
Sean F. Paulsen
Lauren Ysabel Peña
Travis Alan Perkins
Leah M. Peterson
James Patrick Popiden
Kellen John Prandini
Richard Joseph Praser
Miguel Ramos
Gregory Marc Rangel
Sergio Mata’u Rapu
Danyelle Doniece Redmond
Shane Jonathan Reed
Colleen Marie Reid
Ruben Andrew Sandoval
Ben Sussman Schechter
Kyle Arthur Scully
Scott Jordan Noah Selter
Zachary Charles Shaffer
Scott Courtney Smith
Christopher Ryan Solis
Evelyn Irasema Soto
Benjamin Gabriel Stein
Christianne Grete Steuermann
Seung Ki Sul
Michael James Sullivan
Hilary Anne Swett
Joseph Andrew Szopa
Emily Jane Testaverde
Angela Truong
Adrienne Jill Wardenski
Michael Boyd Williams
Lenée Patrice Willis
Lisa Marie Wolfson
Jared Wayne Woods
Salina Baca Zapata
Teaching
Credentials
School of
Education
awarded by the
State of California
Albert P. Koppes, O.Carm., Dean
Multiple Subject
Allison Suzanne Adams
Landis Rose Airo
Mayra Magdalena Avila
Melissa A. Baldwin
Melissa Diane Barsamian
Carla Beam
Kristina Marie Bellamy
Emily B. Bernhagen
Shawn Christopher Boone
Katie Michele Brown
David Blakey Cann
Jessica Anne Cannata
Lindsay Michael Carlos
Nicole Deanna Chávez
Benjamin J. Chi
Jennifer Leigh Chromy
Megan Victoria Cohen
Holly Nichole Colon
Michael Brett Cooper
Leticia Cruz Cordoba
Kristen Dianne Corriea
Allyson Elizabeth Crawford
Kristen Leigh Croley
Emma Cueva
Alisa J. Danforth
Hillary McCampbell Dark
Alisa Diane Davis
Joan Michelle DeClaire
Roger William Dereszynski
Erica Gomez De Santiago
Mediha Din
Joseph K. Kann
Linnaea Marie Eberts
Velana Kelly Kassab
Sara Beth Edwards
Sylvia Ann Keroles
Sarah Elizabeth Eno
Mary Theresa Boehmer Kipp
Jacqueline Pierrette Estephan Caroline Tien Koo
Devon Lee Eyrich
Amanda Marie Kraivanger
Sarah Jo Fairweather
Stephanie Labonosky
Sarah Elizabeth Fergusson Maureen Leslie Lamorena
Raymond Michael Flores
Simonne Elise Leb
Patricia A. Genovese
Maricela Emma Linch
Wendy Gonzalez
Katrina Poa Yin Loo
Marian A. Gorsich
Monica Lopez
Abigail Catherine Gottschalk Gianni Dorian Manzano
Laura Michelle Graham
Polo Marquez
Patricia Gutierrez
Annette Marie Marshall
Chad C. Hamilton
Ariana Guadalupe Martin
Ashley J. Hammerschmidt
Ana Melva Martinez
Kelsi An Harris
Kelly Lynne McDaniel
Jeannemarie Hendershot
Megan K. McGraw
Shauna Rose Hendricks
Darcy Patricia McLaughlin
Bridget Mary Hogan
Rachel Elizabeth McLean
Jonathan B. Hommer
Christopher M. McNeela
Elizabeth Adele Horan
Cassie Ann Meltzer
Jennifer Lynn Hughes
Amelyn Chiong Mendoza
Billy Huynh
Rebecca Ellen Meyer
Catherine Ann Jakubowski
Rocio E. Naranjo
Jessica Taylor Johnson
Sandra E. Naranjo
Kurt Anthony Johnson
Marc A. Nuno
Nina R. Johnson
Carrie A. O’Connor
Erica Kristen Jones
Roxana Akemi Okamoto
Inshirah Ife Jones
Claudia Pacheco
Ramona Kay Patrick
Gina Marie Pilloni
Sean M. Precious
Yvette Alexandra Renteria
Elizabeth Anita Robertson
Vanessa Villalpando Ruiz
Denise M. Sairrino
Nancy Anna Saldaña
Yazmin Sandoval
Tracy Monét Scoggins
Susan Pauline Shorr
Leigh Evin Shutt
Amy Elisabeth Slabich
Alison Lee Smith
Lena-Prudence Sun Sneberger
Michelle L. Stabile
Erin M. Stanbridge
Melissa Joan St.Joy
Jenny Marie Strouse
Angela Stryjewski
Julie Marie Stubben
Mayra Rebeca Tellez
Susan Anne Titus
Anne Teresa Vacarella
Elizabeth Valenzuela
Kyla Joanne VanWingerden
Maureen Theresa Anne Ward
Miri L. Wexler
Monique Shona White
Detian Audrey Woo
Single Subject
Elana Banafsheha
Catherine Eileen Desmond
Jennifer M. Baun
Barbara Dewitt
William David Beutel
Erin Nicole Dwight
Cameron Richard Bonney
Cedric Ebiner
Lindsay Faye Butler
Wilfredo Echeverría
Ethan David Castro
Seth Alan Gale
Catherine C. Cease
Alexandra Marie Gonzales
Kristen Danielle Clement
Claudia Hernandez
Gregorio Francisco John Shinn Climaco Eric Justin Hougland
Judith Fernández Cruz
Mary Grace Javier
Felicia Teresa Cuesta
Jeanah Jung
Teresa Greaney Delgado
Michelle Lourdes Kaplan
Maryanne Roger Kiley
Alex Mu Lee
Liza Levine
Trisha Anne Long
Jennifer Ann McCartin
Margaret Jeanne McDowell
Rachel A. McFarland
Angelica Maribel Mejía
Joshua Michael Mericle
Anett Mitchell
Cecilia Hyun Jung Mo
Eugenie Crofton Montague
Christopher Allan Odenthal
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Michael Alfred Yadao Perucho
Cecilia Remeta
Lia Li-Hsiah Rozmiarek
Rebecca Lynn Sanders
Roxanne Lee Sauceda
Jessica McGahie Sawyer
Jesse Robert Soza
Lea Jewell Toombs
Nicole A. Trani
Geoffrey W. Trenholme
Roberto Viramontes
Preston Monroe Wells III
Teaching
Credentials
School of
Education
Preliminary Administrative Services
Gena Marie Arriola
Sarah Jean Babiarz
Kevin Campbell Baxter
Francis J. Costanzo
Newton K. DeLeon
Jana Kristine Elsner
John Steven Goodwin
Patrick Damione Jefferson
Helen Kim
Aida Natacha Matute
Barbara M. Moreno
Patricia Munoz
Julio C. Murcia
Joy Kristine Naval
Shawna L. Pautsch
Raul Cervantes Ramirez
Susana Verduzco
Rebecca Lynn Wandro
Lori A. Pawinski
Timothy M. Skilton
George Zuk
Jennifer Kathleen Herlihy
Mary Ann Herman
Sonia Hopkins
Natiera Dejra Howard
Steven Naoto Jabami
Heather Marie Kear
Sabrina Nicole Lake
Manna A. Lin
Tanesha Kristi Maria Lovett
Danielle Marie Lyons
Mae Faye Dimacali Mallari
Elizabeth Mata
Christina Patricia McNair
Kristin Marie Auble Meskell
Christina Denise Montañez
Ausra Lidia Mulokas
Leslie Ann Monti
Michael H. Ostrom
Rosana Alicia Padilla
Kristina Isabel Palomo
Nancy Jo Pearl
Andrea M. Peeters
Anna Maria Perez
Marian Michelle Polun
Rachelle Renee Robinson
Melissa M. Rogers
Yuvikza Rosalva Romero
Elisabeth Rachel Rosinsky
Tiffany Ann Sapienza
Amy Schneider-Padilla
Gabriella Soto
Monica Anna Spachtholz
Karen Louise Spiwak
Zohra Kadija Taymuree
Lucia Isabel Valdivia
Michelle Caroline Valdivieso
Kathryn Rose Walter
Rachel Ann Whitlow
Jayme Lynn Williams
Danielle Kristen Borello
Christie Ann Easterling
Felicia H. Goldwater
Rina B. Kapadia
Steven J. McCann
Ziva Silverstein
Julie Isabel Vidal
Jodi Rebecca Witteles
Amanda Mariana Moore
Brian W. Ormsby
Sally Sebenius
Professional Administrative Services
Michele Taney Doll
Andrew W. Ishibashi
School Counseling
Katy Yanira Aguirre
Arda Rachel Baboglian
Gregory Robert Baumann
Gail J. Bliss
Danielle Kristen Borello
Meredith Lindsay Butler
Francis Gary Dizon
Lisa Nicole Escobedo
Alyssa Christine Feely
Joanne Lee Fleming-Loyarte
Clara Helena Gaitan
Jessica Renee Garrido
Deborah Shaughvon Gracé
Elizabeth Guzman
School Psychology
Tricia Christine Acosta
Nadia Baradar
Special Education
Elise A. Brown
Reading Certificate
Andrea Orkand Steinfeld
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Honors
Program
The University Honors Program is
a four-year indisciplinary experience
that creatively challenges exceptional
students. Established in 1958, it is a
member of the National Collegiate
Honors Council and the Western
Regional Honors Council.
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein
Joshua Alan Bachrach
John Haidy Carlson
Erica M. Connolly
Christy Marie Cummings
Erika Lynn Frugoni
Jeanette Lynn Grant
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Robert George Iafe
Joy Emiko Inouye
Stephanie Marie Interiano
Michael Joseph Keane
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
Jennifer Rosalie Long
Nicole Marie McKinney
John Douglas Pingel
Kellen John Prandini
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Edward Martins Scott
Benjamin Gabriel Stein
Katrina Ann Swenson
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Hilary Catherine Yribarren
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
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summa cum laude
honors received
Hundy Chung-Han Liu
Robert George Sanchez
Rachel K. Van Houten
magna cum laude
honors received
Clare Elizabeth Babcock
Emily B. Bernhagen
Brian Charles Ernst
Viresh Charles Hughes
Patrick James Kennedy
Mary Parker Milford
Marra A. Okola
Sarah Jane Olmstead
Inés Cristina Poblet
Rachel Rose Rohatgi
cum laude
honors received
Nicole Sachiko Bautista
Jessica Diane Dabbeekeh
Francesca Barbara Fickewirth Galeas Diaz
Jesse P. Jensen
Matthew Robert Johnson
Laura Liguori
Arturo Enrique Perez
Ami Elizabeth Tucker
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Honors at
Commencement
Undergraduate degree candidates
who have completed at least sixty
graded undergraduate hours at
Loyola Marymount University and
whose cumulative grade point
averages are 3.50 or higher (as of
February 20, 2004), are denoted
with the proclamation “with honors”
as their names are called in the
Commencement ceremony. The
University further distinguishes
between three levels of honors by
specific grade point averages: cum
laude (with honors) for 3.50 or
higher, magna cum laude (with great
honors) for 3.70 or higher, and
summa cum laude (with highest
honors) for 3.90 or higher. These
specific honors are based on
graduates’ actual final grade point
averages and are printed on their
diplomas. Those graduates listed
under Honors Received have been
awarded degrees prior to May 2004
and are now participating in the
Commencement ceremony. They
have already received their final
grade point averages, and therefore,
the honors listed for them reflect
their actual diploma honors. The
candidates for graduation listed
under Honors Pending do not yet
have a final cumulative grade point
average as of the Commencement
ceremony date, and the honors listed
for them are based on their earlier
coursework. The honors printed on
their diplomas may differ from those
noted here.
Honors at
Commencement
summa cum laude
honors pending
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein
Jennifer Lynn Burke
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Amy Michele Caton
Davy Tiu Cheng
Sarah Lindsey Cooke
Christy Marie Cummings
Sarah R. Dzida
Erika Lynn Frugoni
Mi Jin Gregory
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Eric James Hayden
Anna Maria Heberlein
Jennifer Claire Ingraham
Christopher Charles Kane
Jordan Justyne Miller
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Nisha Devi Rodrigo
Diana Rae Respicio San Diego
Sarah Katinka Stork
Katrina Ann Swenson
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Hilary Catherine Yribarren
magna cum laude
honors pending
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Viveca Yazmena Bello Arenas
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Lisa Erin Becker
Frederick Nicholas Bergamo
Leslie Ellen Borchert
Emily Vance Brown
Monique Noelle Brown
Thomas Gerard Burgess
Timothy Aaron Burns
Karina Montess Burrell
John Haidy Carlson
Christopher John Mark Celio
Mark William Celio
Jik Hao Chan
Renee Marie Ciesniewski
Jeffrey Jay Clark
Erica M. Connolly
Heather Michele Driscoll
Benjamin Bernard Gallagher
April Lee Garcia
Sabrina Lee Garrison
Jamie Marie Griswold
Amber Brooke Hager
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Elizabeth Adele Horan
Joy Emiko Inouye
Stephanie Marie Interiano
Ellen Stutheit Jackson
Lewis Edward Jackson
Catherine Ann Jakubowski
Shaun Kalnasy
Michael Joseph Keane
Sandra Nadine King
Lindsay Saxton Kathleen Kolve
Jason Andrew Krane
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
Kacey Mew Lin Lock
Erica Denise Loyd
Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
Charles Edwin Marriott III
Nicole Marie McKinney
Chaz Cylus Morgan
Rebecca Ann Morse
Darren Kotaro Okimoto
Hutson Furr-Dempsey Olsen
Abby Hillman Onderdonk
Daniel P. Pap
Jonathan Jeffrey Pierce
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John Douglas Pingel
Lauren Sarah Pope
Kellen John Prandini
María Margarita Rangel
Anne Teresa Rapaport
Anna Caroline Sahlstrom
Yazmin Sandoval
Ben Sussman Schechter
Jeremy Scott Schoech
Rebecca Justine Schultheis
Susan Pauline Shorr
Manpreet Singh
Benjamin Gabriel Stein
Lauren Grace Talbott
Angela P. Tanner
Mechelle Marie Tracy
Erika Katherine Umof
Jaime Francine Ustin
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Eric Charles Ward
Jacqueline Rose Wessely
Lisa Marie Wolfson
Krista Marie Zabor
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
Ruth A. Zicklin
Honors at
Commencement
cum laude
honors pending
Mariana Sol Abdala
Katya Acuña
Daniel Robert Aguilar
Nicholas Blake Alexander
Aylin Atabek
Ryan Chipman Ayers
Melissa A. Barone
Lisa Marie Belyea
Dejou Anya Bencomo-Jasso
Cristina Benitez
Irina Binder
Matthew Aaron Blackmore
Maria Carlota Guinto Bohe
Jorgie Ann Broussard
Bruce Dunning Brown
Elizabeth Norris Brown
Janisa Danielle Brown
Erin Laurie Brownstein
Theresa Jeanne Bruketta
Jaroslaw Zbigniew Buczek
Megan Nicole Burke
Renée Lianne Cable
Carolyn Marie Camarata
Jessica Anne Cannata
Mary Ellen Cashen
Irene Cruz Catindig
Frances Lynne Nepomuceno Cheng
Rex E. Cheung
Lisa Soryun Chong
Jennifer Anne Clark
Cristina Cuellar-Villanueva
Jamie F. Cunanan
Deborah Ann Cusack
Jamie Grace Davis
Devon Marie De Frank
Casey Lee Dennehy
Bronson Slade Devost
Carla Frances Dillon
Carrie Delayne Dodds
James William Fash
Michelle Suzanne Festa
Hayden Scott Fisher
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Sara Kelly Flickwir
Jennifer Lee Glover
William Edward Golder
Nadia Kriselle Gomez
Martha Gonzalez
Bridget Ann Gutierrez
Jeremy Michael Hahn
Jennifer Daune Lee Hamasaki
Cendana Harjono
Kathleen A. Henehan
Francine Elizabeth Holguin
Lauren Nicole Hood
Shelbey Marie Howard
Sebastien Alain Hubert
Robert George Iafe
Dominique Isselnane
Emily Marie Jackson-Tooby
Meredith Hayes Johnson
David Joseph Kalman
Sara Michele Kay
Michael George Kaye
Sara Emily Keller
Mary Theresa Boehmer Kipp
Veronica Leigh Koch
Stacy Gene Koire
Kimi Yuklin-Hamada Kwock
Anne Cameron Lagerberg
Ju Young Lee
Jennifer Rosalie Long
Rudy López-Olea
Paul David Lorentz
Stacy Erin Lorts
Lara Anne Luxford
Brooke Marston
Ariana Guadalupe Martin
Tori Nicole Matthys
Nicole Laura May
Maryam Mazhin
Michael L. McClendon
Kristin Anne McCollum
Angela Raquel McGuire
Timothy Robert Metz
Adam Joseph Mikes
John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Jesse John Mills
David Livingstone Moffat II
Thomas Masaru Mokulehua
Anthony M. Molek
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Amelia Christina Mulkey
Laura Elaine Muñoz
Mona Nahm
Katherine Florendo Nierva
Emily Mona Noll
Veronica Lucia Pinon
Darcy Alane Pollan
Katherine Michelle Puglisi
Kathleen Sara Quinones
Miguel Ramos
Danyelle Doniece Redmond
Kathryn Jean Rex
Queenie Feril Reyes
Lauren Angela Romano
Natasha Marie Saltz
Karina Jean Sandhu
Edward Martins Scott
Scott Jordan Noah Selter
Lila Walker Sewell
Zachary Charles Shaffer
Charles Romel Shenouda
Valerie Jean Shepherd
Sesame Tatiana Shim
Melissa Ka’i’iniaKapu’uwai Souza
Jamie Christine Steiner
Kristin Svea Stimpson
Hilary Anne Swett
Summer Tawalbeh
Amy Therese Teel
Janet Tercero
Scott Albert Thomas
Megan Elyse Triebwasser
Kathryn Grace Truitt
Angela Truong
Gabriela Uribe
Candice Rose Valenzuela
Jorge Antonio Velasco
Jean-Marie Stephanie Venturini
Kristin Marie Vesnaver
Marie L. Vulin
Stephanie Jean Walders
Mike Wang
Adrienne Jill Wardenski
Thomas Francis Whaling III
Timothy Michael Whelan
Sharon Barbara Yang
Presidential
Awards
The graduating seniors
whose outstanding
academic records and
dedication to the
University are recognized
by the University President
Mark William Celio Ignatian Award
The graduating senior man who has
distinguished himself academically and
in leadership and service to the student
body and the University
Emily AnnRavenscroft Marian Award
The graduating senior woman who has
distinguished herselfacademically and
in leadership and service to the student
body and the University
Alice Evelyn Cashin Scholar of the Year
The graduating senior who has
achieved the best overall academic
record awarded by the University’s
chapter of Alpha Sigma Nu, the
National Honor Society for Jesuit
Universities
Joshua Alan Bachrach Valedictorian
The graduating senior who has a
distinguished academic record and was
selected by a faculty committee to
deliver the student commencement
address
Katya Acuña
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Mark William Celio
James William Fash
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Mi Jin Gregory
Jeremy Michael Hahn
Michael Joseph Keane
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
James Paul LaBonte
Paul David Lorentz
Angela Raquel McGuire
John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Anne Teresa Rapaport
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Kevin Alex Richmond, Jr.
Christopher Matthew Singleton
Sarah Katinka Stork
Mark Eric Waier
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Joshua Frances Ernest Wilson
Krista Marie Zabor
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
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Presidential Citations
The graduating seniors who have
demonstrated outstanding academic
achievement and have distinguished
themselves as outstanding leaders at
the University
Bellarmine College Christy Marie Cummings
of Liberal Arts
The Erlandson Award
Frank R. Seaver Alice Evelyn Cashin
College of Science
and Engineering
College of Jordan Justyne Miller
Communication
and Fine Arts
College of Mi Jin Gregory
Business
Administration
School of Jennifer Lynn Burke
Education
School of Film Davy Tiu Cheng
and Television
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College and
School
Scholars
The graduating seniors with
the most outstanding
academic record in each
college and school
Department
and Program
Scholars
The graduating seniors with
the most outstanding
academic record in each major
Accounting Mi Jin Gregory
Aerospace Studies Jennifer Aida Monico
African American Studies Stephen Paul Coles
Animation Zachary Charles Shaffer
Art History Sarah Katinka Stork
Asian and Pacific Studies Viresh Charles Hughes
Bilingual Education Mayra Magdalena Avila
Biochemistry Angela Raquel McGuire
Biology Alice Evelyn Cashin
Amy Michele Caton
Business Law Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
Chemistry Robert George Iafe
Chicana/o Studies John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Civil Engineering and Environmental Science Darren Kotaro Okimoto
Classical Civilizations Carlynn Marie McInerny
Classics Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Communication Studies Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Computer Information Systems and Operations Management Willie Chan
Computer Science Christopher Charles Kane
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Department
and Program
Scholars
Jacqueline Rose Wessely Dance
Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
Economics
Scott Jonathan Haluck Electrical Engineering
Elizabeth Adele Horan Elementary Education
John Arthur Howard
Engineering Physics
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein English
Bridget Ann Gutierrez European Studies
Davy Tiu Cheng
Frances Lynne Nepomuceno Cheng
Film Production
Finance
Vira Magalanes French Studies
Arami D. Reyes
Christy Marie Cummings History
Rebekah Sachiko Walter Honors Program
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner Humanities
Jennifer Rosalie Long
Individualized Studies, Science
Anna Maria Heberlein International Business Studies
Michael Joseph Keane Latin
Elizabeth Adele Horan Liberal Studies
Stephanie Marie Interiano
Management
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Department
and Program
Scholars
Marketing
Benjamin Bernard Gallager
Mathematics Jennifer Lynn Burke
Erica Lynn Frugoni
Mechanical Engineering
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Music John Douglas Pingel
Natural Science Irina Binder
Philosophy John Douglas Pingel
Political Science Sarah Lindsey Cooke
Eric James Hayden
Psychology Christopher John Mark Celio
Recording Arts Daniel P. Pap
Screenwriting
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Secondary Education Jennifer Lynn Burke
Sociology Joy Emiko Inouye
Spanish Katrina Anne Swenson
Studio Arts Jennifer Lee Glover
Television Production April Lee Garcia
Theatre Arts Jordan Justyne Miller
Theological Studies Christy Marie Cummings
Urban Studies Jaclyn Louise Dwyer Cardozo
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Academic
Awards
The graduating seniors with
distinguished academic records who
have been selected for named and
endowed awards by the faculty
Rebekah Sachiko Walter Clinton J. Albertson, S.J., Honors Program Award
Monica E. Iskandar American Institute of Chemists Award
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein Leonard Simon Blenkiron English Award
Jeremy Michael Hahn Regina Buchholz, S.C.R.H., Art and Art History Award
Jason Navaroli Sr. Martin Byrne, R.S.H.M., Memorial Scholarship
Kathleen A. Henehan Stanley Chan Political Science Award
Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Mi Jin Gregory Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity Award
Christy Marie Cummings Dockweiler Gold Medal for History
Nancy Rink Financial Executives Medallion Award
Scott Jonathan Haluck Jerome K. Doolan Endowed Engineering Award
Jessica Anne Cannata Barbara and Hugh Gray Award in Modern Greek Studies
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski Carl G. Kadner Biology Award
Angela Raquel McGuire Jerome J. Korth Science and Engineering Core Award
Marissa Marie Child Thomas D. Pitts Biology Award
Jessica Marie Ochoa Alan Seydoux Memorial Biology Award
Jamie F. Cunanan Richard Trame, S.J., Music Award
Tizoc Shurú Estrada
Michael Konstanz Grady
Thomas Gerard Burgess Mary Tsassis European History Award
Brian Charles Ernst
Maryam Mazhin Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Economics Award
Jaroslaw Zbigniew Buczek Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Finance Award
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Honor
Societies
ΑΣΝ
est LMU 1939
Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society
ADELPHOTES SKOLASTIKON NIKEPHORON
Company of Honor Students
Founded in 1915 at Marquette University, the society honors a select number of students
each year on the basis of scholarship, loyalty, and service. Alpha Sigma Nu is unique in
that it seeks to identify the most promising students of the Jesuit schools, students who
demonstrate an intelligent appreciation of and commitment to the ideals of Jesuit higher
education —intellectual, social, moral, and religious.
Katya Acuña
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Viveca Yazmena Bello Arenas
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Maria Carlota Guinto Bohe
Bruce Dunning Brown
Janisa Danielle Brown
Monique Noelle Brown
Theresa Jeanne Bruketta
Jennifer Lynn Burke
Megan Nicole Burke
John Haidy Carlson
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Amy Michele Caton
Christopher John Mark Celio
Mark William Celio
Davy Tiu Cheng
Charles Muchinshi Chilinda
Jeffrey Jay Clark
Erica M. Connolly
Sarah Lindsey Cooke
Christy Marie Cummings
Bronson Slade Devost
Christopher Scott Drynan
Sarah R. Dzida
Brian Charles Ernst
James William Fash
Alyssa Christine Feely
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Erika Lynn Frugoni
Benjamin Bernard Gallagher
Jessica Renee Garrido
Deborah Shaughvon Gracé
Cyrus Damon Greene
Mi Jin Gregory
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Amber Brooke Hager
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Eric James Hayden
Anna Maria Heberlein
Elizabeth Adele Horan
Robert George Iafe
Jennifer Claire Ingraham
Joy Emiko Inouye
Stephanie Marie Interiano
Ellen Stutheit Jackson
Patrick Damione Jefferson
Michael Joseph Keane
Heather Marie Kear
Margaret Valiant Keene
Sandra Nadine King
Mary Theresa Boehmer Kipp
Lindsay S. Kolve
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
Kimi Yuklin-Hamada Kwock
Ju Young Lee
Hillary Anne Lipstein
Kacey Mew Lin Lock
Jennifer Rosalie Long
Paul David Lorentz
Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
Tori Nicole Matthys
Maryam Mazhin
Michael L. McClendon
Nicole Marie McKinney
John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Cecilia Hyun Jung Mo
Thomas M. Mokulehua
Jose Maria Pompa Mudespacher
Theresa Quinn
Jonathan Jeffrey Pierce
John Douglas Pingel
Darcy Alane Pollan
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Mary Boyer Potenti
Kellen John Prandini
María Margarita Rangel
Anne Teresa Rapaport
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Kathryn Jean Rex
Stacy Rozmenoski
Anna Caroline Sahlstrom
Robert George Sanchez
Jeremy Scott Schoech
Edward Martins Scott
Marshall D. Short
Manpreet Singh
Benjamin Gabriel Stein
Sarah Katinka Stork
Katrina Ann Swenson
Lauren Grace Talbott
Summer Tawalbeh
Scott Albert Thomas
Therese Catherine Thomason
Mechelle Marie Tracy
Megan Elyse Triebwasser
Erika Katherine Umof
Jaime Francine Ustin
Jean-Marie Stephanie Venturini
Kristin Marie Vesnaver
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Stephanie Jean Walders
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Preston Monroe Wells III
Jacqueline Rose Wessely
Jodi Rebecca Witteles
Lisa Marie Wolfson
Hilary Catherine Yribarren
Krista Marie Zabor
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
Heidi Eckhardt Zeich
Honor
Societies
Sigma Xi International Research Society
SPOUDON XYNONES
Companions in Zealous Research
ΣΞ
est LMU 1967
Sigma Xi endeavors to encourage support of academic achievement and original work in
science and technology and to promote an appreciation within society at large for the
role research has played in human progress. Founded at Cornell University in 1886, it
is among the oldest such societies in the nation.
Rosa Aceves
Georgina Barriga
Joseph Andrew Briney
Cheryl Lynne Bruyninckx
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Kari Ann Charles
Karen Suey Clemons
Christine Suzanne Der
Shannon Louise Donovan
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Elizabeth Ann Henderson
Tiffany René Hill
Lauren Elizabeth Holmquist
John Arthur Howard
Robert George Iafe
Scot Makoto Ikeda
John Calvin Jackson V
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
Ju Young Lee
Christopher John Lusardi
Charles Edwin Marriott III
Tori Nicole Matthys
Angela Raquel McGuire
Jessica Marie Ochoa
Hutson Furr-Dempsey Olsen
Kathryn Grace Truitt
Kiraah Tae Williams
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
Phi Alpha Theta History Society
PHILIA ANTHROPOS THEOS
Love, Humanity, God
Established at the University of Arkansas in 1921, Phi Alpha Theta is a professional
society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of
research, teaching, publication, and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians.
Bruce Dunning Brown
Lauren Leigh Brown
Thomas Gerard Burgess
Erica M. Connolly
Christy Marie Cummings
Brian Charles Ernst
Nicole Rachael Gabriel
Ryan Patrick Handy
Michael Joseph Keane
Kristen Elizabeth Klapproth
Vira Magallanes
Christina Michelle Mariscal
Julian Matossian
Tiffany Anne Neale
Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society
Arami D. Reyes
Erick Vladimir Reyes
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est LMU 1968
Amie Sue Park
Jonathan Jeffrey Pierce
Darcy Alane Pollan
Emily Ann Ravenscroft
Romina Samplina
Robert George Sanchez
Ruth A. Zicklin
PROBAINOMEN DIAKRITOI PHILOGALATOI
Advance, loyal friends of the French culture
This society was established in 1906 at the University of California at Berkeley, with
the goals of recognizing outstanding scholarship in French language and literature and
increasing knowledge of the contribution of French-speaking countries to world culture.
ΦΑΘ
Π∆Φ
est LMU 1969
Honor
Societies
Σ∆Π
est LMU 1972
Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Society
SPANIAS DIDAGEI PROAGOMEN
“We carry on under the inspiration of Spain”
Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, was established in
1919 at the University of California at Berkeley. Its goals include honoring those who
attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and encouraging university students
to acquire a greater interest in and a deeper understanding of Hispanic culture.
Katya Acuña
Gabriela Salomé Alvarez
Cristina Benitez
Cristina Cuellar-Villanueva
Lauren Frances Guerra
Amalia M. Molina Guzmán
ΤΒΠ
est LMU 1974
Erika P. Hernandez
Stacy Gene Koire
Qiana R. La Croix
Christina Michelle Mariscal
Mónica Márquez
Angelic Christine Núñez
Abby Hillman Onderdonk
Tau Beta Pi Engineering Society
Integrity and Excellence in Engineering
This national engineering honor society was founded at Lehigh University in 1885 to
honor students displaying excellence in scholarship and exemplary character as
undergraduates in engineering and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.
Carlos Fernando Aragon
Yen-Hsu Chen
Daris Edward Kaleolani Cook
Scott Jonathan Haluck
Christopher Charles Kane
Carolyn Rose Krekeler
ΠΜ
est LMU 1975
Jennifer Lynn Burke
Erika Lynn Frugoni
Inés Cristina Poblet
Sagrario Isabel Rangel
Jennifer Pauline Rivera
Katrina Ann Swenson
Janet Tercero
Erika Katherine Umof
Michael L. McClendon
Adam Joseph Mikes
Katherine Florendo Nierva
Darren Kotaro Okimoto
Jen C. Pei
Gregory Joseph Reynolds
Charles Romel Shenouda
Sesame Tatiana Shim
Scott Albert Thomas
Jennifer Diane Tsai
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Eric Charles Ward
Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Society
TEN PAIDEUSIN KAI TA MATHEMATIKA EPISPEUDEIN
“To promote scholarship and mathematics”
Pi Mu Epsilon is an honorary national mathematics society founded at Syracuse University
in 1914, with the purpose of promoting scholarly activity in mathematics among the students
in academic institutions.
Ryan Joseph Grady
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Christine Victoria Greszczuk
Edward Martins Scott
Honor
Societies
Psi Chi Psychology Society
PSYCHE CHEIRES
Mind and Hands
ΨΧ
est LMU 1979
Established in 1929 at Yale for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and
maintaining excellence in scholarship and advancing the science of psychology, the
society’s motto may be translated as “cooperation in the investigation and cultivation of
the mind.”
LaNaadria Shariece Easterling
Michael James Farrell IV
Lauren Nicole Francis
Amber Brooke Hager
Francine Elizabeth Holguin
Lauren Nicole Hood
Charles Edwin Marriott III
Emily Mona Noll
Hutson Furr-Dempsey Olsen
Summer Tawalbeh
Amanda Rose Uribe
Sigma Pi Sigma National Physics Honor Society
Scholarship Physics Society
Founded at Davidson College, North Carolina in 1921, Sigma Pi Sigma exists to
honor outstanding scholarship in physics; to encourage interest in physics among
students at all levels; to promote an attitude of service of its members towards their
fellow students and colleagues and to the public; to provide a fellowship of persons who
have excelled in physics.
Matthew Kahler
John Arthur Howard
ΣΠΣ
est LMU 1979
Christine Eileen Vinquist
Theta Alpha Kappa Theology Society
THEOS ANTHROPOS KOINONIA
God, Humanity, Community
est LMU 1981
Founded in 1976 at Manhattan College, Theta Alpha Kappa is the only national
honor society recognizing excellence of students involved in the study of religion and
theology.
Christy Marie Cummings
Nikolaus Elek Doner
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Lauren Frances Guerra
Meredith Hayes Johnson
Vincent Alan Sheahan
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ΘΑΚ
Kristin Marie Vesnaver
Rebekah Sachiko Walter
Thomas Francis Whaling III
Honor
Societies
ΒΓΣ
est LMU 1982
Beta Gamma Sigma Business Society
B EBAEOS GNOSIS SPOUDE
Honor, Wisdom, Earnestness
The establishment of the first national honor society for business students was the result
of the 1913 merger of three separate societies from the University of Wisconsin, University
of Illinois, and University of California. Beta Gamma Sigma is an international honor
society recognizing the outstanding academic achievements of students enrolled in collegiate
business and management programs.
Katherine Atkins
Bradley David Beeson
Frederick Nicholas Bergamo
Justus Matthew Breese
Theresa Jeanne Bruketta
Mark William Celio
Craig C. Cendak
Diego I. Cevallos
Jik Hao Chan
Curtis John Charles
Frances Lynne Nepomuceno Cheng
Hebron Hing-Ho Cheung
Crystal Darlene Draper
Christopher Scott Drynan
Nadiyah C. Ford
ΦΣΤ
est LMU 1987
Virginia Norwood Andrews
Joshua Alan Bachrach
Timothy Aaron Burns
Benjamin Bernard Gallagher
Wendi Anne Glodery
Cyrus Damon Greene
Mi Jin Gregory
Cendana Harjono
Anna Maria Heberlein
Paige Wyatt Henning
Sebastien Alain Hubert
Stephanie Marie Interiano
Ellen Stutheit Jackson
Shaun Kalnasy
Lisa Marie Kelsey
Hundy Chung-Han Liu
Kacey Mew Lin Lock
Michael Xavier Montijo
Jose Maria Pompa Mudespacher
Charles Vincent Muselli
Guido J. Nunez
Ryan James Orendorff
John Raymond Pennington
Lauren Sarah Pope
Irene Rustanto
Lila Walker Sewell
Marshall Davis Short
Sheila Davis Teevans
David Waldner
Shirley Véronique Wibowo
Heidi Eckhardt Zeich
Shelly Lynne Zitzlsperger
Phi Sigma Tau Philosophy Society
PHILOUNTON SOPHIA TIME
“Of those who Love Wisdom, Honor”
The purpose of Phi Sigma Tau is to serve as a means of awarding distinction to students
having high scholarship and personal interest in philosophy and to promote student interest
in research and advanced study in this field. It was founded at Muhlenberg College in 1930
and incorporated in 1955.
James Patrick John Casey
Bertrand Wells Fitzgerald
Claire-Therese Delfin Luceno
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John Douglas Pingel
Edward Martins Scott
Thomas Francis Whaling III
Honor
Societies
Sigma Tau Delta English Society
SINCERITY, TRUTH, DESIGN
Founded at Dakota Wesleyan College in 1924, Sigma Tau members are expected to
have superior creative talent and to have an interest in literature and language beyond
the classroom. They are dedicated to providing cultural and intellectual enlightenment in
a community of others who have similar talents and interests.
Erica Elizabeth Adelstein
Kori Chiemi Akamine
Bruce Dunning Brown
Aubrey Leighton Cain
Victoria Louise Carroll
Jacquelyn Ashley Corvan
Shannon Diane Cozzo
Heather Michele Driscoll
Sarah R. Dzida
Bernadette R. Escamilla
Ana Alicia Garza
Jennifer Lee Glover
Sarah Elizabeth Hafner
Sandra Nadine King
Alanai Danielle Grace Parham
KNOWLEDGE, DUTY, POWER
The Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education was founded in 1911
at the University of Illinois. It is dedicated to recognizing scholarship and excellence in
education, promoting development and dissemination of worthy educational ideas and
practices, and enhancing the continuous growth and leadership of its diverse
membership. The Kappa Delta Pi creed is, “So to teach that our words inspire a will to
learn; so to serve that each day may enhance the growth of exploring minds; so to live
that we may guide young and old to know the truth and love the right.”
Seth Alan Gale
Jessica Renee Garrido
Patricia Gutierrez
Shauna Rose Hendricks
Elizabeth Adele Horan
Esther Ibarra
Inshirah Ife Jones
Kathleen Mary Keane
Heather Marie Kear
Sabrina Nicole Lake
Liza Levine
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est LMU 1994
Inés Cristina Poblet
Kathleen Sara Quinones
Amy Kathryn Ross
Matthew J. Sagona
Evelyn Irasema Soto
Katrina Ann Swenson
Lauren Grace Talbott
Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education
Zvart Z. Alexan
Sarah Jean Babiarz
Arda Rachel Baboglian
Meghan Celeste Bender
Gabrielle Anne Boesche-Benson
David Blakey Cann
Moses Eziukwu Chikwe
Kristen Danielle Clement
Francis Gary Dizon
Alyssa Christine Feely
Kathryn Margaret Fisher
ΣΤ∆
Κ∆Π
est LMU 1996
Manna A. Lin
Mae Faye Dimacali Mallari
Megan Elizabeth Medvitz
Kristin Marie Auble Meskell
Christina Denise Montañez
Ramona Kay Patrick
Yuvikza Rosalva Romero
Elisabeth Rachel Rosinsky
Lisa Anne Santeramo
Mayra Rebeca Tellez
Preston Monroe Wells III
Honor
Societies
ΑΚ∆
est LMU 1997
Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Society
ANTHROPON KATAMANTHANEION DIAKONESEIN
Researching Humanity for the Purpose of Service
Alpha Kappa Delta is an academic organization dedicated to the study of sociology, the
research of social problems, and other social and intellectual activities. It promotes the
development of scholastic and leadership skills within the framework of a national honor
society and the Department of Sociology. Founded in 1920 at the University of Southern
California.
Blanca Rocio Alba
Teresa Marie Armen
Matthew Aaron Blackmore
Jamesia Melvonne Brown
Jaclyn Louise Dwyer Cardozo
ΠΣΑ
est LMU 1998
Lisa Soryun Chong
Martha Gonzalez
Kathleen A. Henehan
ΒΒΒ
est LMU 1999
Cheryl Lynne Bruyninckx
Bryan Matthew Cardella
Alice Evelyn Cashin
Jeffrey Jay Clark
Thomas Steven Cresante
Christine Suzanne Der
Shannon Louise Donovan
Deborah Ann Cusack
Joy Emiko Inouye
Erin Elizabeth Lankau
Lily S. Milkovic-Jakal
Socorro Orgo
Sandra Ponce
Jill Marie Skinner
Mechelle Marie Tracy
Jaime Francine Ustin
Wendy Valley Westhoff
Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society
Pi Sigma Alpha was founded in 1920 at the University of Texas at Austin. Its goal is to
stimulate scholarship and intelligent interest in the field of political science.
John Christopher Millán-Zepeda
Jesse John Mills
Darcy Alane Pollan
María Margarita Rangel
Megan Elyse Triebwasser
Timothy Michael Whelan
Beta Beta Beta Biology Society
B ALANOS B OUDETASE B OAX
Acorn (life on the ground); Little Bird (life in the air); Fish (life in the water)
Since its inception at Oklahoma City University in 1922, Beta Beta Beta has been a
society for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological
study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.
Angela Lauren Douglas
Kimberly Schaffer Fahey
Jeanette Lynn Grant
Elizabeth Ann Henderson
Ju Young Lee
Tori Nicole Matthys
Natalie Naiiri Nazeley
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Manpreet Singh
Christine Valerio
Stephanie Jean Walders
Kimberly Ann Ward
I’Ling Yee
Michelle Renee Young
Leanne Marie Zakrzewski
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University
Trustees
Robert J. Abernethy
R. Chad Dreier Kathleen Hannon Aikenhead
Chairperson Paul Bernadicou, S.J.
Peter B. Caloyeras
Larry R. Carter
Alex Chaves, Sr.
John F. Cosgrove
Bruce C. Edwards
Paul J. Fitzgerald, S.J.
John F. Grundhofer
Anne Hennessy, C.S.J.
William E. Hickman
Robert H. Kerrigan, Jr.
Thomas E. Larkin, Jr.
Robert B. Lawton, S.J. ex officio
Kathleen L. McCarthy, L.H.D.
John A. McMahon
Paul W. Mikos
Mary E. Milligan, R.S.H.M.
Susan Frances Moley
Stephen M. Mosko
University
Regents
Gisselle Acevedo-Franco
Michael R. Steed Hon. Richard D. Aldrich
Chairperson Michael J. Bidart, Esq.
Hon. Irma J. Brown
Terrence D. Buckley
Barbara S. Casey
Louis J. Cassani
Stanley H. Chambers
Alex-Martin Chaves
Peter W. K. Cheung
Laurie K. Coots
Anthony S. Delfino
Myles P. Dempsey, Sr.
Martha Diaz-Aszkenazy
George A.V. Dunning
Paul H. Fieberg III
Jeffrey L. Glassman
William D. Gould, Esq.
Adrienne A. Hall
David E. Hammers, Ph.D.
Thomas G. Hynes
Albert G. Kading
Shelby Jean Kaplan-Sloan
Robert D. Kerslake
Maureen A. Kindel
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John F. O’Reilly, Esq.
Stephen F. Page
Joan Payden
Avedick B. Poladian
Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
Edward P. Roski, Jr.
Terry Seidler
Clarence L. Shields, Jr., M.D.
Louis Allen Siracusa
Michael R. Steed
Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J.
Joan Treacy, R.S.H.M.
Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J.
Thomas R. Von der Ahe, Sr.
Henry C. Yuen, Ph.D.
Trustees Emeriti
Richard A. Archer, L.H.D.
Margaret F. Jagels
Roland Seidler, Jr.
Walter J. Lack, Esq.
Jose de Jesus Legaspi
Grover L. McKean
Adrienne Medawar
Jerry J. Mook
Katherine Wilson Moret
Kevin K. Moriarty
Ronald A. Okum
George L. Pla
Timothy G. Psomas
Hon. Patricia M. Schnegg
S. Shawn Sedaghat
Edward F. Slattery
Michael J. Smith
Julie Stav
William L. Strickland
Junho Suh
Thomas J. Viola, Esq.
David J. Zuercher
Regents Emeriti
John E. Meehan
John J. Real, Esq.
Joseph P. Sanford
Loyola
Law School
Commencement
May 23
10:00 A.M., Sacred Heart Chapel
Robert B. Lawton, S.J.,
University President, Presider
1:00 P.M., Sunken Garden
Robert B. Lawton, S.J. and
David W. Burcham,
Dean of Loyola Law School,
Co-Presiders
The Honorable William M. Byrne, Jr.,
Senior District Judge, United States District Court
Founded in 1920 under the name St. Vincent’s School of Law, Loyola
Law School was among the first law schools in California. The school’s
first graduating class in 1924 consisted of seven men and one woman. By
1930, the school had expanded to include a full-time day program. In 1964,
Loyola moved to its present location in the Pico-Union district. Expansion
of the Law School facilities began in 1978 when architect Frank O. Gehry
was commissioned to design the campus that is now a landmark of
contemporary Los Angeles architecture. Today, Loyola Law School is
among 14 Jesuit schools of law in the United States and has an annual
graduating class of over 400. The school continues to provide legal
education under the auspices of Loyola Marymount University.
Achieve and maintain excellencein the instruction of law and promote
legal scholarship and research in the context of academic freedom
Seek to educate men and women who will be leaders of both the legal
profession and society, demonstrating in their practice of law
and public service the highest standards of personal integrity,
professional ethics, and a deep concern for social justice
Act at all times as an institution in a manner consistent with those values
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Mass
Ceremony
Keynote Address
History
School Mission
Prayer of
St. Ignatius
of Loyola
Everything
is yours;
do with it
what you will.
Give me only
your love and grace.
That is enough for me.
Take, Lord,
receive all
my liberty,
my memory,
understanding,
and my entire will,
all that I have and
call my own.
You have given it
all to me.
To you, Lord,
I return it.
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Prayer of
the
Religious
of the
Sacred
Heart
of Mary
God,
Father of infinite love,
We praise You!
Help us to assume
our commitment of fidelity
to the mission of Christ
in the Church of today
as it leads the way
in defense of the oppressed.
Make us sensitive
to the needs of your people.
Mark us with the fidelity
of Gailhac, our founder.
May our presence be
a constant revelation of love and joy
As was Mary’s —Woman of
faith and hope.
Make us grow, Lord, in true zeal,
capable of transforming the world.
May our hearts discover You
in the Scriptures,
in the breaking of bread,
and in the service of others.
Strengthened and united in love,
we want as individuals
and as an Institute
to be a testimony to the world
that You are Father
and that we are brothers and sisters
in your Son, Jesus Christ,
Amen.
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embrace
the
challenge
The University has adopted “Embrace the
Challenge” as its guiding theme for the new millennium.
As we send off our graduating class of 2004, it is our
hope that they continue to embrace the challenges of
life with open hearts and courageous spirits.
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