2024 Commencement Program

of

2024

2024 Class

Lifting Leaders

Shifting Power | Transforming Society

2015 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS BY

GENERAL COLIN L. POWELL

Some of you may know by now what you want to do with your life, what your life’s work will be. But many of you may still be unsure, still looking. You may change your mind several times along the way. Wherever you go, whatever you do, wherever fate and destiny take you, you know you will go there well prepared by the superb education you received here at The City College of New York. As each of you looks forward to your future, make sure that you give a good measure of your time and your talent and your treasure to others, to those in need. The need to serve others in our society has never been greater. Money and position will or will not follow you, but always make sure that satisfaction is what you’re seeking. Satisfaction, every day. You can go home at night saying I did my very best, I did my very best. Make sure you have a purpose in life that goes beyond just position and money. And that purpose has to be rooted in the willingness and the desire and the intent to help others, to serve others.

Annual Commencement Ceremony

CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2024

THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2024 I 10:00AM

PRESIDING

MASTER OF CEREMONY

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

NATIONAL ANTHEM

WELCOME REMARKS

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS

Andrew Rich, Richard J. Henley and Susan L. Davis Dean

Abigail Feder-Kane

Platform party:

Provost Tony Liss

Dean Andrew Rich

Keynote speaker — Anthony Romero

Valedictorian — Alivya Barry

Salutatorians — Ziné Ebersohn, Steven Fernandez, Sumaiya Rashid, and Kazi Tejwar

Members of the Colin Powell School Faculty & Staff

Annika Lüdke ‘17

Dean Andrew Rich

Anthony D. Romero, Executive Director, American Civil Liberties Union

Alivya Barry

PRESENTATION OF BA/BS CANDIDATES

B.A. in Anthropology

B.A. in Economics

B.A. in International Studies & Global Studies

B.A. in Management & Administration

B.A. in Political Science

B.A. in Sociology

B.A. in Psychology

B.A. in Psychology

CLOSING REMARKS

Professor Omnia Khalil

Professor Prabal De

Professor Sarah Muir

ProfessorM.C. Binz-Scharf

Professor John Krinsky

Professor Gwendolyn Dordick

Professor Sophia Barrett

Professor Sophia Barrett

Dean Andrew Rich

ANTHONY D. ROMERO

ANTHONY D. ROMERO

Anthony D. Romero is the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, the nation’s premier defender of civil liberties. He took the helm of the organization just seven days before the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Throughout Romero’s tenure, the ACLU has pursued aggressive litigation and advocacy around the greatest injustices of our time, including: challenging the injustices of the war on terror; fighting to close Guantánamo; winning the freedom to marry for same-sex couples; ending the patenting of human genes; reducing mass incarceration and combating racial disparities within the criminal justice system; ensuring federal civil rights protections for LGBTQ workers; bringing 434 legal actions against the Trump administration; launching a nationwide Systemic Equality campaign for racial justice; enshrining the right to abortion in state constitutions; and fighting the assaults on transgender rights and dignity.

An attorney with a history of public interest activism, Romero has presided over the most successful growth in the ACLU’s history, dramatically increasing its membership, national and affiliate staff, and increasing the headquarters’ budget ten-fold. He also led a dramatic expansion of the ACLU’s presence in the American South and in battleground states. This unprecedented growth enabled the ACLU to expand its nationwide litigation,

lobbying, political advocacy, and public education efforts. Given the limits of federal and Supreme Court litigation, Romero also oversaw the ACLU’s expansion into high-impact political work and state court advocacy. A nonpartisan organization, the ACLU advances civil liberties and civil rights without respect to political affiliation. It works with Republicans and Democrats, and locks horns with both.

Romero is the ACLU’s sixth executive director and the first Latino and openly gay man to serve in that capacity. In 2005, Romero was named one of Time Magazine’s 25 Most Influential Hispanics in America, and he has received dozens of public service awards and an honorary doctorate from the City University of New York School of Law.

In 2007, Romero co-authored “In Defense of Our America: The Fight for Civil Liberties in the Age of Terror,” a book that takes a critical look at civil liberties in this country at a time when constitutional freedoms are in peril.

Born in New York City to parents who hailed from Puerto Rico, Romero was the first in his family to graduate from high school. He is a graduate of Stanford University Law School and the Princeton University School of Public Policy and International Affairs. He is a member of the New York Bar Association and has sat on numerous nonprofit boards.

MESSAGE FROM

The Chair and The Dean

Dear Graduates,

Today, we gather together to celebrate the Class of 2024, the largest ever graduating class of the Colin Powell School. We honor your hard work and perseverance, your talent and commitment. On behalf of the faculty, staff, and Board of Visitors of the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership, congratulations!

Your Colin Powell School education has prepared you to enter professional life, to be leaders in your fields, and to make a difference. No matter what path you decide to take, you are equipped now to communicate a vision, to excite others into working with you, to execute a plan. Apply those skills in service to your community, wherever you may find it. Seek out places that need your talent. Devote yourself to lifting up others. Fulfill the faith that we have in you.

If we have succeeded, you leave here with as many questions about yourself and this world as you have answers. The journey from here will have twists and turns, ups and downs. Be patient with yourself. Support one another. Be open to continued learning. Keep your values, your vision, and your ambition.

As you move on to your next chapter, remember that you will always be part of the City College and Colin Powell School communities. Stay close to those who care about you— including those of us at the Colin Powell School who are invested in your success. Lean on us, as we will lean on you, to form community and to leverage bonds of strength toward solving social problems. We need your commitment, your perspective, and your passion to make all of our futures brighter.

Please accept our personal congratulations for what you have accomplished and our enthusiastic best wishes for your continued success.

Linda Powell Chair, Board of Visitors

Andrew Rich

Richard J.

Henley and Susan L. Davis Dean

CLASS 2024 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIANS

CLASS 2024 VALEDICTORIAN

Alivya Barry is a biracial, first-generation graduate receiving her BA/MA in Research Psychology with a minor in Anthropology. As a recipient of the T-34 National Institutes of Health Bridges to Baccalaureate grant, Alivya was able to transfer to CCNY from Borough of Manhattan Community College, where she received her AA in Psychology in 2022. During her time at the Colin Powell School and CCNY, Alivya has been actively involved in a range of research projects. She has presented her work at several conferences and has received awards and certifications for her contributions. Alivya’s academic achievements reflect her dedication to her studies and her commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of others. Alivya’s journey into researching resilience in children facing trauma is deeply personal, rooted in her own experiences and a profound empathy for others. Alivya’s ultimate goal is to obtain a PhD in Clinical Developmental Psychology, and to become a university professor, researcher, and clinician focusing on sexual abuse and resilience. She is passionate about integrating evidence-based practices into program development and identifying innovative solutions for poverty alleviation. Alivya looks forward to the continued contributions she will make in the future.

ALIVYA BARRY

CLASS 2024 SALUTATORIANS

ZINÉ EBERSOHN

Ziné Ebersohn is a South African born international student majoring in Psychology and Philosophy. She is honored to be part of the Colin Powell Fellowship for Leadership and Public Service, a fellowship that challenges and shapes the future leaders of various communities. Growing up in South Africa, Ziné always felt a profound purpose in learning and searching for what healing means in different communities. Her experience as a Student Success Guide mentor at the Colin Powell School and a youth mental health intern at I’RAISE Girls & Boys International had a significant impact on her connection with the field of psychology. Sharing the journey of her own mental health struggles has empowered Ziné to ask complex questions about mental health access and the disparity that exists in the larger structure thereof. After graduation Ziné plans to apply for graduate programs that offer dual focus on the philosophy of psychology with a degree in clinical psychology as the main goal. What remains most important about her time at the City College of New York and the Colin Powell School is the community of curious and phenomenal students and faculty that has impacted her life. Ziné hopes to spend her future in the academy, while using her passion for healing and people to generate more accessible mental health services for all. Most importantly, she will listen, be kind, and share joy wherever she goes.

STEVEN FERNANDEZ

Steven Fernandez is a first-generation student from the Dominican Republic, whose journey to the United States ingrained in him a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the value of education. After coming to the United States in 2007, he was raised in the vibrant Hispanic and Latinx community of Inwood, Washington Heights where his family faced numerous challenges, including housing instability and high living costs. His family’s resilience through these challenges fueled his determination to pursue a career in finance to help others with the same needs. He is a financial economics graduate of The City College of New York’s Colin Powell School. He discovered his passion for economics and finance through his curiosity about how monetary and banking policies have an impact on individuals and communities, especially in the wake of global events like the pandemic. Throughout his time at CCNY, Steven has been actively involved in a range of activities, including serving as a Teaching Assistant in

the Department of Finance and founding the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) chapter at The City College of New York. He has enjoyed multiple career-accelerating opportunities, including internships at BNY Mellon, Bloom Energy, and Catholic Charities. Steven is committed to leveraging his skills and experiences to drive positive change within underrepresented communities and helping business leaders make sound business decisions using data-driven insights. His plans include pursuing a master’s degree in applied analytics to further enhance his expertise in financial analytics and obtaining a role within finance analytics, data analytics, or operations to make meaningful contributions to the industry. With a strong sense of resilience, passion, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, Steven is determined to make a lasting impact, one small step at a time.

SUMAIYA RASHID

Sumaiya Rashid is a Queens native and a first-generation Bangladeshi-American, majoring in Psychology with a double minor in International Studies and Anthropology. She is curious, motivated, and committed to achieving social justice, related to promoting mental health accessibility, and education equity. Sumaiya has participated in the Colin Powell Fellowship in Leadership and Public Service, and the S Jay Levy Fellowship for Future Leaders. She has immersed herself in understanding the diverse array of social, political, and cultural perspectives regarding contemporary challenges and addressing them with effective solutions. Through the support of these fellowships, she has interned at the International Rescue Committee and I’RAISE Girls & Boys International. She is also a Student Success Guide and Peer Mentor. Sumaiya’s personal and professional experiences drive her interests in industrial and organizational psychology, specifically in pursuit of a career that transforms the traditional workplace. Currently, she works as the Graduate Recruitment Coordinator at the Colin Powell School supporting the MPA, MIA, and MA Econ programs. After graduation, Sumaiya plans to further her career in human resources, particularly in talent acquisition & recruitment, in order to help foster equitable and inclusive workspaces. She hopes to be a catalyst for change and create pathways for underrepresented groups to achieve long-lasting visibility and equal opportunity.

KAZI TEJWAR

Kazi Tejwar, a double major in Political Science and Sociology with a minor in Legal Studies at CCNY, has made significant contributions to civic engagement in his community. As the son of Bengali immigrants from Flatbush, Brooklyn, his commitment to public service is deeply personal. Tejwar played a key role in the John Lewis Initiative, transforming CCNY into an early voting

location to expand voting access in Harlem as a rebuke against attacks on voting rights nationwide. This initiative was part of his broader efforts to foster democratic participation, reflecting his dedication to community service and civic engagement. He also aided in revitalizing the Democracy Corps Fellowship at the Colin Powell School, strengthening ties with the NYC Civic Engagement Commission and creating internship opportunities that encourage civic involvement among students. His internships with notable political leaders like House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Congressman Adriano Espaillat, along with his activism with Amnesty International USA against invasive surveillance, have enriched his experience in legislative advocacy, community service, and serving marginalized and disadvantaged communities. Tejwar’s journey includes taking advantage of the amount of fellowship opportunities provided through the school such as the Democracy Corps, Colin Powell Fellowship in Leadership and Public Service, and being named the Ropes & Gray Scholar through the Honors Program in Legal Studies, underscoring his proactive engagement with critical societal issues. Guided by humility, Tejwar’s work aims to uplift his community, striving for equity and opportunity. His upcoming Capitol Hill internship through the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) congressional fellowship continues his commitment to serving those who shaped his path. Upon graduating, he intends to continue his work to serve the underserved by fighting for greater equity and fairness in the distribution of opportunity in the United States.

Graduating Fellows Sept.2023 to May 2024

CLIMATE POLICY FELLOWSHIP

Kazi Ahmed

Mona Alhadaaee

Miguel Arias

Mamadou Salihou Bah

Vividha Bhaskar

Nathaly Cepeda

Mohammed Chowdhury

Noshath Chowdhury

Jason Cohen

Ferdinanth Freire

Escobar Yeric Garcia

Jackaria Hossain

Kezia Kent

Bakhtawar Aisha

Kiani Philip Lee

Bennett Lees

Elibeth Martinez Tejada

Esmirna Mateo

Abdullah Mohiuddin

Anysia Ngokila

Natalia Nieto-Wire

Li Kuan Phang

Yuren Rangel

Zachary Rosman

Jamie Rowland

Ayesha Sarfraz

Max Sehaumpai

Nakya Stewart

Tejaswini Sudhakar

Abigail Ureña

COLIN POWELL-BLOOM ENERGY INNOVATION FELLOWS

Kazi Ahmed

Aysha Asif

Steven Fernandez

Nymul Islam

Amreen Nasir

Lhakpa Sherpa

COLIN POWELL FELLOWS IN LEADERSHIP AND PUBLIC SERVICE

Samantha Cajamarca

Vanessa Crowe

Zine Ebersohn

Aissatou Leye

Ondrea Kanwhen

Cheri “Alex” Keating

Ayesha Khan

Esmirna Mateo

MD Miah

Maya Pagán

Sumaiya Rashid

Gilles Ghislain

Tanke Seulio

Fawziyah Shamim

Kazi Tejwar

Bouampoundi Thiombiano

COLIN POWELL GRADUATE FELLOWS

Nishanthi Anthonipillai

Mayte Hernandez Burgos

Ani Fredman

Alexandria Selloni

Ramdat Singh

HONORS PROGRAM IN LEGAL STUDIES

Mosammat Akther

Ryan Day

Jeszie Lefkowitz

Meherun Mou

Elizabeth Pena Santana

Alicia Persaud

Jabesh Sarkar

Elissa Sass

Asif Sattar

Kazi Tejwar

Driana Urena

Yori Xhumari

Inner Circle

JOURNALISM FELLOWS

Rhiannon Rashidi

EDWARD I. KOCH FELLOWS IN PUBLIC SERVICE

Jennifer Daniel Dayana Moreno

Elijah Christian Reyes

Sifa Serneyabat

Maryam Tuba

LEADERSHIP FOR DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL CHANGE FELLOWSHIP

Kezia Kent

Kimberlyn Rodriguez

MIXNER LGBTQ+ EQUAL RIGHTS FELLOWS

Emma Johnson

Subha Laskar

Dylan Tolbert

MOYNIHAN CENTER

PUBLIC SERVICE FELLOWS

Noreen Ahmed

Miguel Arias

Eyal Cohen

Tenzin Damdul

Jennifer Daniel

Fadia Faiza

Ruby Farber

Sone Hege-Cornell

Miguel Johnson

Devon Merritt

Abdullah Mohiuddin

Dayana Moreno

Gilles Ghislain

Tanke Seulio

Arifa Sultana

Driana Urena

NBCU ACADEMY FELLOWS

Adrian Barroso

Denisse Beato

Dedipta Bhattacharjee

Haileny P. Carvalho

Oscar Flores Pavon

Miguel Johnson

Azma Rahman

Ron Ramroop

Rhiannon Rashidi

Annisha Singh

Cesar Vazquez

RACIAL JUSTICE FELLOWS

Ayesha Abdul-Fattaah

Monifade Aderemi

Qusay Alomari

Amirah Alwagih

Larisa Caraballo Jimenez

Moustapha Diallo

Nahomi Farington Sanchez

Kedishia Joseph

Aminata Kande

Maria Lopez Hernandez

Dayana Moreno

Oluyemi Olawaiye

Jeyleen Rodriguez

Christanya Symplice

BARBARA RICH AWARD FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

Ryan Day

Bouampoundi Thiombiano

SANTANDER FINANCE FELLOWS

Ayah Ali

Jordan Cheung

Federico Ciandri

Steven Fernandez

Nymul Islam

Ashanti Johnson

MD Miah

Mishal Nawaz

Omar Martinez-Alencaster

Oriola Kurtaj

Wendy Tlalmanalco

Niv Yosef

SEMESTER IN WASHINGTON, DC

Adrian Barroso

Dedipta Bhattacharjee

Ramatoulaye Drame

Yeric Garcia

Devon Merritt

Elijah Christian Reyes

Edison Tian

Awards and Prizes 2024

ANTHROPOLOGY

Ward Medal

Randy Garcia

ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

Mark & Estelle Clements Scholarship Fund

Johnathan Blumrick

Erezana Morina

David B. Elkin Scholarship

Rehnuma Tarannum

Irving Goldman Scholarship Fund

Ashanti Johnson

Lawrence C. Kastin Scholarship

Denisse Beato

Fahid Nayem

Julius Lefkowitz B&A Award

Kabari Mim

Betty & Walter Popper Award

Viondra Herring

Aravdeep Kaur

INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL STUDIES

Ward Medal

Kelly Landrigan

Jayline Pancheco

Graciela Salazar

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Award for the Best Graduating Student from the MIA Program

Golazin Safaeimojarad

Award for Best Thesis in the MIA Program

Tetiana Karpus

Award for the Graduate with the Best Potential to Be a Distinguished MIA Alum

Camden Malone

MIA Program Leadership in Global Justice Award

Rumaisa Jumana

LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINO STUDIES

LALS Achievement Award Sone Hege-Cornell

MASTER IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Public Service Management Program Award for Outstanding Contribution

Mayte Hernandez

Migdalia Pantaleon

POLITICAL SCIENCE

The Political Science Award

Xhumari Yori

Asif Sattar

Comparative Politics Award Driana Urena

Theo Frye-Yanos

International Relations Politics Award

Ryan Day

Political Theory Award (in honor of Marshall Berman)

Faye Arbab

*Only awards given to graduates or candidates for graduation are listed.

The Public Policy Award

Jenifer Bernard

PSYCHOLOGY

The Bernard R. Ackerman Award

Yi Wendy Ng Liang

The Joseph E. Barmack Awards

Devika Duggal (Doctorial)

Nicole Serino (Masters)

The Kenneth and Mamie Clark Award

Brian Neff (Doctoral)

Kimberly Velazquez (Masters)

The William Crain Award

Nathalie Membreno

The Francis P. Hardesty Award

Kayla Davis

The William King Award

Carmen Garcia

Awab Shawkat

The Gardner Murphy Award

Joseph Medina

Ward Medal

Gabriela Castro

SOCIOLOGY

Ward Medal

Emma Johnson

Melissa Ramirez

Jhanaiya Smith-Butler

Honors

College honors for baccalaureate degrees are conferred on graduating seniors who meet standards approved by the academic senate. Based on A=4.0, the grade point average required for honors are; 3.8 for summa cum laude, 3.5 for magna cum laude, and 3.2 for cum laude. Graduation honors are computed on the basis of all college level work taken by the students, including work taken at institutions other than city college. Determination of these honors is final when all work is complete.

Summa Cum Laude

SEPT 2023

Camarena Anthony

Carillo Michael

Chang Ryan

Megally Eman

Mejia David

Nawar Fairooz

Quispe Huanca Fiorella

Talatou Bah

JAN/FEB 2024

Aboseria Hend

Benny Theresa

Dabaay Emilio

Gachette Ketssina

Johnson Emma

Landrigan Kelly

Mejia Jaramillo Maria

Panfil Traci

Perez Nairobi

Seemangal Melanie

Talley Sophia

Tuba Maryam

Watts Trevor

JUNE 2024

Ali Ayah

Alomari Qusay

Arbab Faye

Benitez Bello Jheosafat

Brignetti Emily

Castro Gabriela

Ciandri Federico

Cohen Eyal

Davis Kayla

Day Ryan

Delgado Valery

Diallo Moustapha

Espinal Manfrer

Farber Ruby

Fernandez Mikaela

Flores Hemmy

Frye Yanos Theodore

Gaon Tal

Garcia Jennifer

Graham Janessa

Gonzalez Crisnell

Guaman Kevin

Gul Fabiha

Hamlin Michael

Hashmi Aisha

Herring Viondra

Hilario Elian

Hong Jessie

Huang Raymond

Jimenez Zhamira

Johnson Ashanti

Kake Nna Fanta

Keating Cheri

Kokkatt Elizabeth

Lacy Britney

Lama Andrew

Marshall Shaye

Martinez Scarline

Mou Meherun

Nasir Amreen

Ng Liang Yi Wendy

Ortiz Emely

Paez Georgina

Persaud Stefanie

Pichardo Burgos Katherine

Radosavljevic Nikola

Ramales Sebastian

Ramirez Melissa

Rodriguez Jeyleen

Rosas Garcia Gerardo

Rosman Zachary

Santiago Barbara

Sattar Asif

Serino Nicole

Shamim Fawziyah

Sherpa Lhakpa

Shukurov Boturjon

Thiombiano Bouampoundi

Tzanetatos Demetrios

Urena Driana

Versieux Romano Franco

Magna Cum Laude

SEPT 2023

Ahmed Momtaz

Akinsulire Oluwatoyin

Arevalo Cristopher

Cevallos Joseph

Cuevas Andy

D’cruze Aaron

De Leon Herrera Nathalie

Devereux Nikki

Girgis Tony

Guaba Feiry

Gubelidze Anna

Lopez Lesly

Magretta Nicole

Marte Anthony

Prela Daisy

Roman Kelvin

Tejeda Ericka

JAN/FEB 2024

Betances Branly

De Leon Eduardo

Dejesus Nichole

Deonarine Ethon

Estrella Kelly

Fernandez Michelle

Galarza Victoria

Garcia Caylinda

Jahan Samanta

Jahan Tasnim

Kardasi Suleiman

Le Carter

Lui Samantha

Wang David

Xhumari Yori

Yee Tiana

Mady Abdullah

Mahi Kasfa

Nath Sandipan

Niang Babacar

Niola Helen

Olanipekun Remilekun

Osei Boahen Afia

Oshy Nancy

Pena Julissa

Pettway Breanna

Pickett Janeva

Ramirez Priscila

Regis Ronya

Sarwar Chowdhury

Snover Tara

Vasquez Castillo Karla

Zhang Kunting

JUNE 2024

Ahmed Bushra

Ahmed Zunied

Akther Mosammat

Akther Hujaifa

Ali Nissa

Alhindawi Dania

Ali Safinaz

Alkhadashi Fatima

Alzoukari Ashraf

Antigua Kaitlyn

Ayala Nelson

Azim Dounia

Basith Maisha

Bazrouk Fady

Zelman Amir

Beato Denisse

Begum Towiba

Bernard Jennifer

Cabrera Nereida

Cai Ivy

Calamas Noel

Calderon Aracelys

Canela Edwin

Cao Lisa

Cepeda Nathaly

Chavez Bryan

Chen Henry

Choudhury Jarrin

Cortez Bianca

Corona Leslie

Cruz Magdalena

Diaz Lora Kyara

Dizon Jesyka

Drame Ramatoulaye

Donyina Ruby

Dunkley Tia-Gaye

Espinoza Angel

Estrada Kenyl

Faiza Farhat

Figaro Victoria

Franco Carolyn

Frias Oscar

Ghani Rezwana

Gomaa Noura

Gonzalez Frances

Grullon Radhamelissa

Guillen Nicole

Gutierrez Victor

Huang Yanjie

Hussain Mohammed

Jahan Taslima

Jeeter Nastasia

Jimenez Chelsea

Johnson Miguel

Jones Richard

Kaur Aravdeep

Kessler Michael

Khan Aruba

Khan Labeeba

Khelaifi Reyad

Kossi Ayedje

Kousar Afsa

Lebert Lindsay

Lees Bennett

Lewis Nickeisha

Leye Aissatou

Lin Linda

Martinez Jimenez Eloisa

Mcleod Jaisen

Melek Dmiana

Membreno Nathalie

Merritt Devon

Cum Laude

SEPT 2023

Abouseria Mahmoud

Ahmed Sabrina

Appiah Harriet

Atkins Jermaine

Baez Hiandra

Butte Jizay

Conde Marie-Perle

Daye Kirsten

Diop Diyana

Doswell-Stephens Brianna

Douglas Kennedy

Garcia Vanesa

Garcia Jay

Miah Md

Moazzam Areeba

Mohiuddin Abdullah Moiudd

Mohsin Malak

Moreno Dayana

Morina Erezana

Munoz Anthony

Munoz Eleny

Munoz Tonya

Naidoo Riana

Nayem Fahid

Parra Katherine

Pena Santana Elizabeth

Qaid Jehan

Rodriguez Alexa

Rodriguez Joseph

Romero Eric

Rondon Jahdiel

Rosario Cruz Franceiry

Sakhi Yassine

Samad Shadman

Sarcone Richard

Sarkar Jabesh

Sass Elissa

Serneyabat Sifa

Grossweiler Megan

Hamad Mahmoud

Harrison Daija

Hoque Tasneem

Jeffries Staci

Karadimas Victoria

Khan Tanber

Kone Kaitiessi

Lopez Arancy

Lynch Qetsiyah

Marcano Chelah

Mohamed Amany

Rinchen Konchok

Suarez Amy

Shenouda Marina

Simonette-Velasco Daniel

Sinanan Kerra

Sydnor Brandon

Tanke Seulio Gilles Ghislain

Tarannum Rehnuma

Thakur Rifah

Tlatelpa Odalys

Toledo Nicole

Toribio Briana

Tuzo Jeanine

Ulivanova Diana

Urena Erika

Valdivia Jennifer

Vargas Annette

Vazquez Alfonso

Watkins Taryn

Whitney Amelia

Williams Jordan

Xu Salina

Yusuff Zameer

Zapata Mayerlis

Zhou Wei Ting

Zilani Nusaiba

Tabora Rios Genesis

Takowa Sadia

Tawadrous Klair

Williams Asia

JAN/FEB 2024

Alguacil Maria

Animas Heidy

Arias Sobeyda

Batista Jean

Batool Hudda

Bautista Lisne

Bedoya Austin

Beville Barbara

Bhuiyan Kaiyes

Cabral Jason

Chasva Kemila

Ciprian Andrew

Compaore Kadiatou

Cruz Clarissa

Deutou Briana

Diallo Abdourahmane

Dioumassy Fatima

Einholz Bianca

Elsaka Abdel Rahman

Foster Zinou

Guerrero Gabriel

Guerrero Pedro

Hasan Sakib

Hossain Imtiaz

Hun Skilynn

Imbimbo Jacob

Islam Shahida

Islam Fawziyah

Kent Kezia

Leem Leah

Liu Andy

Martinez Delvy

Montero Anderson

Nghe Anthony

Padron Christopher

Rahman Sakibur

Ramirez Joseph

Ramos Gabriel

Rosa Carla

Ruiz Mario

Saldana Charles

Sanchez Amanda

Sheaffer Sophia

Sherpa Mingmar

Sherpa Kaljang

Silvera Ahmos

Sultana Rabia

Vega Angelina

Ward Trevicia

JUNE 2024

Ababio Priesly

Aguilar Romero Edwin

Ahmed Kazi

Ahmed Rodushi

Ahmed Asma

Alam Nebisha

Alasoka Unini

Alcantara Sarelle

Aracena Nagely

Argudo Alisson

Asif Aysha

Baez Zorivee

Baltazar Rosario

Barroso Adrian

Basharat Iqra

Begum Marzana

Biberaj Arton

Cao Lisa

Cardenas Lucero Yessica

Caro Angie

Cephus Kayla

Chama Jaritzel

Cheung Jordan

Chowdhury Sadia

Delgado Lopez Ashley

Diaz Maria

Diaz Edward

Ding Billy

Dominguez Ivanna

Doughty Epiphany

Duncan Kayla

Egel Samantha

Elhabashy Nrmen

Estevez Estefanny

Evangelista Paola

Fernandez Paula

Florez Juancamilo

Frimpong Nana

Fuwa Oluwakiite

Garcia Candice

Garcia Anahi

Garcia Sabrina

Garcia Yeric

Garpestad Abigale

Gjurgjaj Lea

Gomez Juliana

Gopaul Eric

Guerrero Camila

Guirand Soleil

Habti Sohaila

Hamim Nafisa

Harrison Zachary

Heralall Jennifer

Hernandez Nunez Francis

Hilerio Demitrius

Hollins Anjone

Hoque Tamanna

Hossain Farzana

Huang Ling Xi

Hunte Telecca

Hussain Nusrat

Jacques Christy

Joseph Jayme

Kabir Humayra

Kahlon Priya

Kaur Jasmeet

Kiani Bakhtawar

Korin Ragah

Krampis Panagiotis

Kurtaj Oriola

Lin Celia

Lopez Hernandez Maria

Luna Jair

Marin Salma

Marquez Samsen

Martinez Diana

Martinez Omar

Matasaran Ananya

Mateo Esmirna

Mejia Mariluz

Mendoza Azucena

Mercedes Castillo Denisse

Mohammed Khadijah

Mohammed Akidah

Mojum Melissa

Monterroso Melinda

Montes Karen

Moronta Nathalie

Muniru Masuru

Mustafa Ayia

Nahar Sadequn

Noboa Yara

Nunez Bryanna

Olivares Anthony

Opokuware Erika

Parvin Simoli

Peralta Pamela

Petrovic Radivoj

Pina Maifer

Platt Mona

Qader Rami

Quitugua Betsy Ruth

Rahman Azma

Ramos Tehuitzil Michael

Richardson Katherine

Rivas Arianna

Rivera Guzman Lisbeth

Rodriguez Edicto

Rodriguez Natalie

Sabri Adam

Sadya Esrat

Santiago Ashley

Sergati Wiam

Severino Soriel

Shaikh Nisha

Smith-Butler Jhanaiya

Sookram Cindy

Soto Joshua

Sucuzhanay Yesenia

Tang Emily

Taylor Jazmine

Tigrero Allisson

Tlatelpa Juan

Valdez Nicole

Willson Nancy

Graduating Class of 2024 I UNDERGRADUATE

ANTHROPOLOGY B.A.

An Ellen

Banton Abigail

Bustamante Genesis

Flores Clemente

Puma Zurita Beverly

Tedesco Gina

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES B.A.

Alvarez-Luis Cynthia

Cherif Tidankay

Chowdhury Bushra

Clemente Enajia

Cruz Sanchez Kevin

Flores Jonathan

German Carmen

Horba Katerina

Jones Zachary

Kora Hawa

Mbacke Sokhna

Mechekour Genah

Nantoume Fatoumata

Reyes Elijah

Rincon Edwin

Ventura Belkys

ECONOMICS B.A.

Atwell Nicholas

Batista Christian

Caceres Javier Angeurys

Campusano Josedaniel

Carridice Jahiem

Casimir Fedora

Ceballos Gadil

Choque John

Chowdhury Mostafa

De Silva Chaturi

Diblasi Tyler

Dormer Leighton

Espinoza Adrian

Giler Jaime

Greenfield Patrick

Guerrero Alex

Guerrier Samuel

Guzman Silva Christopher

Hendricks Marie

Hossain Raghib

Huerta Morales Kenny

Ibe Chisom

Islam Jomur

Jewth Devindra

Li Tiantian

Loarte Alejandro

Lojano Kevin

Lou Zijing

Mandic Stephania

Mata Jacqueline

Meng Zhao Jun

Mohammed Jasmine

Monokrousos George

Morales Edy

Mythan Mihrab

Nunez Thais

Rahman Quazi Azizur

Ramirez Celestino

Rivera Jonathan

Robinson Kemar

Rodriguez Antony

Rustam Aneesa

Saima Jannatun

Salmon Rasheed

Shetty Khushi

Sullivan Danielle

Talukder Arbin

Tosheva Shakhribonu

Toufiq Karim

White Perry

Wisa Mario

Zaman Fardin

Zohidov Feruz

MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION B.A.

Abundez Julie

Acosta Mario

Ali Nahim

Amevor Herman-Joel

Bah Khadidiatou

Bangar Anoop

Begum Amena

Begum Rasheda

Bey Razuul

Billy Akheem

Biti Fabio

Calle Kevin

Chinkoo Nadia

Dehoyos Marvin

Del Villar Anayeli

Drucker Jeremy

Estrella Abraham

Evoh Chizuruoke

Farooq Nabiha

Gasi Astrit

Guzman Ashley

Jarama Aly

Juarez Rosas Kate

Kim Su Hyun

* The following is a list of candidates for graduation and not an official list of graduates. This program does not include names of graduates who filed for graduation after May 5th.

Lora Victor

Masud Rifat

Mcclear Jasi

Nobi Shariar

Oteng Nana

Peralta Kenima

Purohit Megha

Rivera Walter

Saiyara Sadia

Salm Waleed

Shadhukhan Ali

Singh Marcella

Tahir Kiran

Wei Wu Jun Yan

PSYCHOLOGY B.S.

Ahmed Khlood

Ahmed Soha

Ahmed Sumaiya

Al Rabadi Hanna

Ale Sunil

Alvarez Janell

Antoine Enephka

Ashman Olivia

Baez Perla

Berroa Celines

Carela Kendra

Cholula Vianed

Diaz Stephanie

Dwamena Phebe

Espinal Pamela

Flores Deisi

Fuller Shevaughn

Gao Jessica

Guerra Diego

Imran Noor

Jimenez Wendy

Leon Christian

Mahmud Ramisha

Martinez Citlali

Mbayanga Brandon

Mcpherson Abigail

Melville Elisheba

Munoz Valentina

Oubida Fabiola

Owusu Lois

Oyeleye Iyanuoluwa

Peralta Armando

Pumarejo Monserrat

Rivera Sean

Rosario George

Sadek Beshoy

Sene Arame

Sultana Najia

Tabassum Dina

Tarafdar Sumaia

Tejeda Irene

Toala Marisleysi

Vicuna Raphael

Wague Aishah

Williams Terrelle

Yesmin Nafisha

PSYCHOLOGY B.A.

Abbas Fatima

Abreu Lorena

Acevedo Jeritza

Agor Eitan

Ahmad Haroon

Al Yafai Usra

Ale Sunil

Andujar Nikauri

Arias Lorena

Ariza Anay

Aslam Hefza

Ayala David

Balbuena Analay

Barahona Daniela

Bautista Henry

Berroa Emely

Bhuiyan Rahena

Bond Marina

Bootan Iman

Burgos Desiree

Cabrera Kiana

Carter-Smith Rue

Coffey Thomas

Cokovic Ena

Colex Genesis

Cordero Julio

Cruz Diana

Daniel Cheryl

De Aza Eduardo

De Jesus Crismeily

De La Cruz Darwin

Dechen Tenzin

Del Rosario Genesis

Diaz Grace

Diego Tidani

Edwards Rachel Ann

Edwards Natasha

Emrech Noor

Espinal Bearesheet

Fajardo Madeline

Felder Shannen

Ferreira Sheila

Flores Nicole

Flores Arturo

Flores Maribel

Folayan Hannah

Frierson Sade

Garcia Yariel

Gelin Kerri

Gonzalez Arboleda Sebastian

Guaba Ashley

Guerrero Alyssa

Guerrero Jennifer

Gutama Allison

Guzman Wander

Guzman Francheska

Haque Aniqa

Henry Alexander

Hernandez Claudia

Hernandez Baez Katherine

Hossain Afjol

Huerta Karen

Islam Zuairah

Jan Hira

John Ashlique

Joseph Laurie

Kang Saud

Katranis Anna

Khakimov Abdukhalil

Khan Sara

Lauren Nissi

Liza Humayra

Lopez Sarais

Lugo Alexis

Madera Emmanuel

Martos Santi

Masoud Eleshin Adiza

Mayi Lucimar

Mcclellan Shaniqua

Megalla George

Mensah Excellene

Miah Nayesha

Molineros Miguel

Mora Angela

Morales Alexa

Morel Carolyn

Morisset Mardochere

Munos Citlali

Munoz Joury

Musah Fati

Newaz Tanjeela

Novas Stephanie

Nunez David

Olawaiye Oluyemi

Pagan Maya

Paul Stanley

Pena Stephanie

Perez Liliana

Perez Ambely

Perrin Nathalie

Phillips Lianna

Pickett Collin

Pogue Tercara

Polidor Kencess

Ptomey Johnson Nevaeh

Ramos Merla

Raza Hassan

Reed Tenesha

Reid Dyamante

Reyes Lizzette

Reyes Keyla

Robles Kimberly

Rodriguez Tereza

Romero Natalia

Rosado Marielis

Saha Bipasha

Saidi Chaima

Salcedo Eryck

Saldivar Sheyryn

Salmon Tiara

Sarder Nafis

Santos Jessica

Santos Camila

Santos Leana

Seabrook Hunter

Shobayo Habeeblaa

Silva Kevin

Silva Jose

Smith Amber

Staine Pyne Jamilla

Suriel Dominguez Dariana

Tineo Marcelyne

Tyson Christy

Tzikas Christina

Urena Elisa

Vasquez Winely

Villa Anthony

Williams Briyanna

Williams David

Wilson Klade

Wilson Janeen

Yassin Katia

Zapata Rudianny

POLITICAL SCIENCE B.A.

Brito Wildania

Cabrera Melissa

Cherkaoui Semmouni Mehdi

Colon Hector

Cordero Justin

Cuevas Diana

Daniel Jennifer

Freire Escobar Ferdinanth

Garcia Max

Hasan Alif

Huertas Ashley

Iriarte Serena

Knight Austin

Kondeh Ishaka

Mahmud Md

Ojo Stephen

Orival Ralph

Pienkowska Jessica

Rani Rimsha

Thomas Akello

SOCIOLOGY B.A.

Adames Jennefe

Alba Gloria

Anika Tasin

Aybar Alexa

Campbell Jamilah

Crespo Paul

Dukes Corin

Flores Brenda

Gomez Wendy

Harris Joann

Knowles Tyishia

Lavergne Khalia

Mckend-Pettaway Roshawn

Nunez Vazquez Amarlis

Pacheco Mariano

Pascual Amber

Perez James

Saavedra Deysi

Santos Mayeli

Smith Akilah

Sultana Asia

Graduating Class of 2024 I PHD AND GRADUATE

PSYCHOLOGY -CLINICAL

PH.D.

Alaluf Rozita

Baker Tamzin

Duggal Devika

Egleson Anna

Ferrara Michael

Fredman Anielle

Gendron Charlotte

Holland William

Leighton Eva

Malki Schubert Lian

Neff Brian

Perez Sosa Michael

Rappaport Molly

Richards Shannique

Routhier Emma

Schilder Victoria

Siegman Marie-Clair

Talhouk Leila

Tocatly Karen

Wang I

White Cherise

Wong Li

ECONOMICS B.A/M.A.

Ali Safinaz

Cruz Cyan

Delgado Valery

Donyina Ruby

PSYCHOLOGY B.A/ M .A.

Alhindawi Dania

Benitez Bello Jheosafat

Cao Lisa

Carranza Jessica

Chama Jaritzel

Corona Leslie

Ding Billy

Espinal Manfrer

Fernandez Paula

Graham Janessa

Hunte Telecca

Lebert Lindsay

Ng Liang Yi Wendy

Olivares Anthony

Ortiz Emely

Pichardo Burgos Katherine

Rodriguez Alexa

Rondon Jahdiel

Serino Nicole

Yee Tiana

ECONOMICS M.A.

Arshid Adeel

Aziagbe Henri

Bega Taulant

Casseus Hertzbert

Deng Minghao

Drummond Cassidy

Elmakawy Amira

Fahim Mirajul

Holland Joseph

Huseinova Kseniia

Iwashiro Suguru

Pinto Victor

Ramirez Edwar

Robinson John

Rojas Joel

Sanchez-Gomez Joaquin

Tai Holli-Anne INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS M.I.A.

Deterding Victoria

Forsyth Kimberly

Gonzalez Viviana

Hampton Claudia

Ilyas Muquadas

Islam Sarvenaz

Jumana Rumaisa

Karpus Tetiana

Khaydarova Sayyora

Leyva Hernandez Paulina

Loiero Alessandra

Malone Camden

Monteiro Denise

Rodriguez Burgos Hernan

Safaeimojarad Golazin

Tomaihi Sami

LAW & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS M.I.A.

Talukder Sanzida

Zareian Ramin

PSYCHOLOGY M.A.

Harris Michael

Henderson Danielle

Kolawole Oluwatobi

Zheng Mei Qin

Alshaikhhussain Mariam

Cisneros Marla

Kim Dajung

Leask Julianne

Tinagero Briana

* The following is a list of candidates for graduation and not an official list of graduates. This program does not include names of graduates who filed for graduation after May 5th.

Velazquez Kimberly

Whatley Aaron

Allwood Nicholas

Amen Joyce

Axiotis Alexandros

Barnes Rebecca

Carrington Deanna

Chxeidze Tatia

Diaz Britney

Golakoti Sree Sushma

Monika

Gonzalez Starr

Ho Andy

Johansen Michael

Li Xiaohua

Massie Christian

Mccann Meghan

Parveen Tasmia

Phyo Zayar

Piras Martina

Rosenberg Hannah

Ryder Dorothy

Sidwell Scarlet

Thompson Laini

Vasquez Diana

Villatoro Emy

Warren Amyra

Xing Jenny

Selloni Alexandria

PSYCHOLOGY

CLINICAL M.PHIL

Jacobson Tess

Shapiro Alexandra

MENTAL HEALTH

COUNSELING M.A.

Wheeler Gwyneth

Choi Klara

Colon Lori

Ene Taylor

Fayad Farro Jasmy

Fox Bridget

Garcia Carmen

Goldsmith Irene Margaret

Hoque Faria

Jacobs Keeauna

Jagmohan Samantha

Lawrence Tiffany

Luna Joseph

Margolina Aleksandra

Mitravich Gabriella

Pisciotti Bernal Anamaria

Rozina Polina

Shawkat Awab

Sukhdeo Stephanie

Wiener Leah

PUBLIC SERVICE

MANAGEMENT M.P.A.

Adekola Aminat

Blackburn Alyssia

Brown Christopher

Harris Iyeshima

Hernandez Burgos Mayte

Joseph Natalie

Moskowitz Naomi

Nobles Talia

Pantaleon Migdalia

Rodriguez Rosalia

Russell Trudi

Singh Ramdat

Smith Nicole

Valdez Melisse