Graduation Guide Fall 2016 by The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Fall 2016 Schedule

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2 Graduation Guide | Fall 2016 Editor: Ryan Whitney Advisors: Jim Rodenbush & Kim Blumhardt Cover Design: Wailana Cruz Publication Design: Wailana Cruz

Involvement: Other Contributors: Keegan Pope

The Perfect Graduation Gift

gift to yourself

2016

top trends

2015

top trends

2014

top trends

2013

top trends

After you Graduate

top 10 places to live

5 Steps to Paying Off Your Loan

handling debt

The Last Game

farewell to hughes

From the CSU Career Center

job seeking advice

From CSU President Tony Frank

letter to graduates

whats inside

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commencement Fall 2016 Schedule

Friday, December 16 Air Force ROTC Commissioning The Graduate School 9:00 a.m. Lory Student Center

3:00 p.m. Moby Arena

Army ROTC Commissioning

College of Health and Human Sciences

10:00 a.m. Lory Student Center; Grand Ballroom

7:00 p.m. Moby Arena

Saturday, December 17 College of Agricultural Sciences College of Natural Sciences 9:00 a.m. Lory Student Center; Grand Ballroom

College of Business 9:00 a.m. Moby Arena

College of Engineering

1:00 p.m. Moby Arena

College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences 4:00 p.m. Lory Student Center; Grand Ballroom

12:30 p.m. Lory Student Center; Grand Ballroom

College of Liberal Arts

Sunday, December 18

get social

Warner College of Natural Resources 9:00 a.m. Moby Arena

5:00 p.m. Moby Arena

Graduation is a REALLY big deal. Share your experience on social media using the hashtag #RAMGrad

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letter to graduates From CSU President Tony Frank

“Your achievement comes as a result of years of hard work, long hours, and a persistent focus on this goal-so now is truly your time to celebrate.” Dear Graduates, Congratulations on your upcoming commencement! Your achievement comes as a result of years of hard work, long hours, and a persistent focus on this goal – so now is truly your time to celebrate. This is a great occasion for you and for Colorado State University, so on behalf of the all the faculty, staff, and alumni of CSU, I just want to say that we are enormously proud of you and what you’ve accomplished. While this may mark an end to one chapter of your life, it also marks the beginning of the next – and there is good reason to be optimistic about what is to come. Countless financial analysts continue to demonstrate that a college degree ultimately has a greater payoff than a similar investment in the stock market. The Brookings Institution calculates the return on investment on a student loan at 15 percent annually. College graduates earn on average $1

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million more over their working lives than people without a bachelor’s degree. In other words, you’ve made a great investment in yourself and your future. But you can’t measure the value of a college degree in economic terms alone. During your time at Colorado State, you’ve faced up to new challenges and experiences. You probably had some classes you can barely remember and others that transformed the way you think about the world. The person you were when you first came to CSU may seem very different to you from the person you are today – and the person you will become as you go one with your life and put your education to work. After all, the most important payoff from your investment of time and money is what you actually do with the skills, knowledge and credentials you’ve acquired at Colorado State. Our world needs you – your ideas, your passion, and your commitment. The world is waiting for you. We have

problems that need fixing. How do we feed a world whose population is expected to grow to 9 billion in the decades ahead? How do we safely and sustainably meet the world’s energy needs? How do we combat the rapid spread of disease in a world that seems to get smaller day by day? How do we move beyond the divisions and “isms” that hold us back and find the common ground that will allow our society and our world to move forward? How do we help instill hope and a sense of real potential in younger generations that see these challenges coming their way? As educated women and men, these challenges are now yours. The solutions won’t be easy or obvious – if they were, my own generation would have solved these problems a long time ago. But I have full confidence that those solutions are within your reach. CSU was founded nearly 150 years ago, thanks to a signature from President Abraham

Lincoln that authorized the creation of Land Grant universities. (I couldn’t pass up one last chance to pass on a Lincoln quote to you.) On December 3, 1863, in his now famous annual address to Congress, he spoke these words: “The occasion is piled high with difficulty, and so we must rise with the occasion. As our situation is new, we must think anew and act anew.” You are leaving CSU to venture off into the new – and that path is yours to clear and build. Your graduation is, indeed, a beginning. Make the most of it, and take on your future with a sense of optimism and the confidence that you’ve made an outstanding investment in your future. Congratulations again to the outstanding graduates of the Class of 2016! Dr. Tony Frank President

The Economics Department Congratulates Our Fall 2016 Graduates PH.D

Andrew Mueller

Masters

Thomas Briggs

Majors

Al Herz, Ahmed S. Alexander, Kevin J. Alnassar, Fahd Andreassen, Johan K. Bacalane, Edward A. Barber, William N. Beck, Trevor D. Blythe, Rachel B. Brull, Gabriel A. * Campos, Joao Filipe H. Crawford, Jamez J. Crawford, Junior J. Demmer, Brandi C. Eisterer, Nicholas W. Faulkner, Jordan M. Fischer, Jack R.

Fletcher, Brianna Z. Ford, Jacob A. Goris, Cameron H. Guglielmi, Ralph V. Huibregtse, Robert J. Humphrey, Tanner D. Jiang, Tianqi Joens, Randall S. King, Clayton J. Kushner, Jordan B. McCurry, Timothy M. Mccleskey, Adam C. Mcglinchey, Connor J. Moreau, Alexander R. Much, Thomas M. Nelson, Corey J. *

Nguyen, Tho S. Nuggehalli, Anmol O'Connor, Eamon K. Offutt, Matthew J. + Okocha, Ginika C. Olson, Tyler J. + Parsons, Kyle G. Porter, Michael J. Robinson, Jerry B. Rogers, William K. Rosser, Kareem A. Schafer, Andrew R. Steuben, Cody J. Stout, Patrick R. Stuart, Joseph J. Valenzuela, Adrian

Vecchiarelli, Anthony J. West, Michael P. Weyant, Daniel A. Zhang, Chen Kramer, Ryan L. Rewinkel, Alec J. Tan, Chelsea Zimlich, Daniel J.

Minors

Birmingham, Andrew Bryan, Troy R. Engel, David E. Johnson, Angela J. Marion, Nicholas J. Mees, Kayla R. Mercer, Matthew R. Osterberg, Eric A. Slunaker, Paul M. Taniguchi, Bat R. Wu, Yiuchi L.

*Magna Cum Laude +Cum Laude

Walter Scott, Jr., College of Engineering is proud to announce our Fall 2016 graduates!

Shiva Manas Adusumilli Richard A. Caschette Bashir Ahmad Ahmadi Ha R. Cha Dawood S. Alameer Shibayan Chatterjee Rayan A. Alanazi Vishnu Vardhan R. Chilukoori Noah M. Albrecht Todd Clapp Fatimah N. Alkhonaizi Brian R. Connell Saleh I. Alzahrani Andrew C. Copperberg Christopher J. Anderson Brianna L. Corsi David Anderson Garret S. Cowley Bing Bai David T. Criswell Benjamin D. Baldassare Brian R. Crow Anshuman Banerjee Sara M. DeGroot Andrew R. Bankert Tyler A. Dell Jay T. Barlow Aron P. Dobos Robert M. Beauchamp Aryeh J. Drager Renzo Bechini Thomas R. Falloon Garrett M. Bischof Trey A. Farrell Andrew J. Boissiere Xinghui Fei Erika E. Bratschun Noelle K. Fillo Allyssa L. Brewer April D. Freeman Steven J. Brey Adan Garcia Patrick M. Brice Lucas P. Gintner Noah W. Brown Daniel E. Gold Jacob L. Bryant Austen P. Graham

Carol A. Greco Ian J. Junkermann Richard S. Greeley Cha Hyun Ka Ryan J. Greene Lohith E. Kantharaj Onkar J. Gulavani Saeed Kiaalhosseini Sravani Bai Hanchate Clinton D. Kimbrell Tessa C. Hanson William J. Knight Katelyn P. Harada Hugo Labouriau Lacerda Conor W. Hart Peter F. Langston Lena F. Hartung Ryan G. Laning Daniel P. Hawkins Alexander D. Larsen Matthew M. Healy Alexander J. Larson Brent E. Heesemann William J. Lassman Micah J. Hignight Michael A. Lawyer Anurag B. Hiwanj Chen Liang Anna L. Hodshire Joseph P. Liberatore Dylan C. Hoehn Leah A. Lindsey Vance J. Holzmann Jake E. Lord Corinne Horner Luke R. Luallin Chao Huang Xiaoxiang Ma Eric J. Jambor Matthew D. MacDonnell Chao Jiang Shannon R. MacQueen Jiabao Jin Haneet S. Mahajan Lucas B. Johnson Dher B. Mahmood Agha Chintan J. Joshi Steven C. Mantell

Jessica J. McCallum Robert C. Tournay Erica C. Romero Rachael L. Mcspadden Jason T. Trojan Gavin R. Roy Caroline L. Michael Emeka G. Uchendu Crystal R. Samuel Christopher T. Michalos Adam M. Ulissey Taylor W. Santiago Nilesh M. More Emel Unal Joseph V. Satriana Brent Morgensen Kyle P. Van Cleave Elizabeth J. Schongar Joel A. Moritz Amandeep Vashisht Forrest R. Shafer Alexander J. Morrison Joseph F. Visalli Vilasini Shrinivasan Alexandra C. Naegele Spencer E. Vore Sean L. Simpson Ryan W. Oba Julia N. Weber Saurabh Singh Rana H. Obeid Mitchell Werden Katelyn M. Smith Edward E. Okvath Brant E. Wiedel Tanner J. Smith John J. Oneal Mohammadreza Soleimanian Dilanji B. Wijayasekara Robert R. Parks Stacy L. Willett Michael T. Stein Rutuja A. Patil Erica L. Wilson Abhinaya Subedi Darren R. Peterson Brian W. Wood Gautham Sundararajan Cody K. Pickering Jonathan Y. Yuan Drew E. Swanson Garrett S. Pickett Ning Zhao Ian C. Swensson Jake D. Poirier Todd J. Zurlinden Scot A. Szatkowski Pratik M. Ramdasi Liam R. Taylor Telman Raoufiirani Michael V. Thanh Marshall J. Rawley Jacob D. Thill Mary E. Ray Hunter G. Thompson Zackery L. Roberson

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job seeking advice From the CSU Career Center

Networking Step 1: Identify Professionals in Your Field

person, you may want to bring a polished resume to the interview. Consider asking the professional to review your resume and offer you feedback. If you need help with a resume, consider the CSU Career Center.

Ask all relatives, friends, parents of friends, neighbors, members of social, civic or professional organizations in which you participate, current supervisors, Step 5: Follow Up professors, co-workers, guest lecturers, Always send a thank you note and etc. if they know someone working in your stay in touch. Ask follow up questions latfield who might be willing to chat with er and keep them posted on how things are going through brief email updates! you.

Step 2: Call Professionals and Request Meeting(s)

Introduce yourself including your name, major, how you got their name. Ask if they would be willing to allow you to visit them in their office for 30 minutes so you could learn more about the field and get advice on finding jobs and/or internships in the industry.

Step 3: Develop a List of Questions for the Meeting

Identify 5-10 questions that will solicit information useful to you. Research the individual and the organization, then tailor your questions to what you have learned.

Step 4: Conduct Interviews

Dress and conduct yourself professionally by being on time and being prepared with your questions. Never ask for a job or a job interview. You can ask: “If I were to apply for a job with this organization, how would I go about doing it?” “What are good organizations in this field?” or “Is there someone else in this organization you might refer me to for an additional informational interview?” If you are serious about the organization and the field of your contact

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Resume Tips

Career Fairs can be daunting events for job seekers. However, being prepared can ease a lot of the nerves that are associated with the event. One way that students can be prepared is by feeling confident in their resume. Here are some key tips to help make your resume stand out.

1. Don’t use a template.

The majority of students use a template so if you use one you simply won’t stand out.

2. Identify tangible deliverables

Example: Served as a TA to a class of 300 students.

3. Make it relevant

Focus on what you have done in your past and how you have done it. Use action verbs to describe what you have done.

4. Have updated contact information 5. Proofread

Nothing makes you stand out more, and not in a good way, than a bunch of

typos and grammatical errors.

Dressing for Success Yes, you are being judged. In the world of job interviews, a neat, professional appearance goes a long way in making a positive first impression, and like it or not, your physical appearance has a bearing on your success, even if that’s not a requirement in the job description. Here are a few things to think about: • The interviewer will decide within the first 10 seconds of meeting you whether you are right for the job. First impressions matter! • Nonverbal cues (such as what you wear) have four times more impact than verbal cues (such as what you say) on the impression you make. Keep in mind that what is appropriate dress for some industries may not work in others. An interview with a conservative business firm likely requires different clothing choices than one with a software developer or ad agency.

Where to get it

Now that you know what not to wear, you need to obtain it. You may already own the right stuff, or you can borrow certain items. For students without the financial means to purchase clothing, help is available. Jeremy Podany, director of The Career Center at CSU, and his family established the Podany Interview Attire Fund, which provides up to $250 per student for approximately four students per semester. It’s open to all students, and special consideration is given to those who identify as first-generation, underrepresented ethnic and racial minorities,

We’re on Your Side. CSU Alumni can take advantage of a suite of professional career counseling services, including: • Individual career counseling consultations • Resume, cover letter, and other professional document critiques • Individual mock interview sessions • Career-related webinars • Workshops Download the Career Services menu for details on services and pricing. Alumni Association members recieve exclusive pricing. Not a member yet? Join today. To set up an appointment of schedule services, please contact the CSU Career Center at: (970) 491-5707 or career_info@mail.colostate.edu

PhD Candidates

Bioagricultural Sciences

Agricultural & Resource Economics

Horticulture

Michelle L. Kibler Jada M. Thompson

Animal Sciences

Kathryn R. McCullough Xi Zeng

Dean J. Pettinga Yu hung Lin

Soil and Crop Sciences Alfonso A. De Lara

Soil and Crop Sciences

Master of Landscape Architecture Candidates

Master of Agriculture Candidates

Samuel B. Cranshaw John D. Magill Charles S. Meeks

Judith M. Daniels

Alanna M. Crawford Kirby Eppert Damon C. Gibbons Kelsey Grant Michelle J. Hammond Urain Ethan C. Kohn Thomas G. Kuntz Scott R. McEldowney Kelly L. McElwee Julie E. Meining Jacqueline V. Rebideau Russell B. Roberts Andrew S. Tokajer Desirae A. Weber

Master of Agriculture Extension Education Candidates Bonnie L. Klien Jessica M. Roberts

Master of Science Candidates Agricultural & Resource Economics Ahmed A. Alzahrani

Animal Sciences

Haley E. Davis Talita De Paula E Mancilha Rinara C. Kiel Rachel L. Murphy Sarah A. Stallard

Landscape Architecture

Bachelor of Science Candidates Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics Agricultural Business Agricultural Business Samantha J. Ahrberg Jennifer Allen Steven E. Babb Lisa J. Banbury + Nicholas W. Bicket + Amber S. Brasel + Sherelle F. Brophy Sara C. Burris Mollie K. Haruf Patrick K. Hladky Marin L. Jacobson Emily G. Kastendieck Mckenzi B. Kyle Nishann C. Miller Matthew E. Noggle Sara R. Ostrand Gina M. Phillips Jarrod D. Reeson ∑ Ashley L. Reisenauer + Pamela S. Ross Linsey E. Thaden Andrea N. Tinsley Garrett P. West Sydney D. Weyerman Blaine A. Wood ∑

Agricultural Education Colby L. Hales Morgan T. Reese + Megan N. Seltzer

Environmental and Natural Resource Economics Andrew Birmingham Matthew R. Mercer

Department of Animal Sciences Animal Science

Magdalena Arbes + Rhiannon ArneySchultz Kortney E. Bahem Jacob Boyes Hannah M. Burnett Mark R. Canda Sheryl L. Carter Casey L. Christensen Cody J. Doubet Colin S. Frazier Kristina K. Gee Grace P. Harding Meredith A. Harrison ∑ Katherine R. Jochum Emily G. Kastendieck + Kenya L. Lawrence Alexander F. Loya Keriayn M. O'Donnell Bailey L. Palmer Anna Raiff Walter D. Ranney Morgan T. Reese Brady S. Rink Katherine I. Savolt Kelsy B. Sellers Shelayne C. Sheppard Melanie M. Shumaker Jessica M. Ten Berge Meredith A. Thompson Katie N. Trevithick Cassandra M. Uhart Rachel N. Valdez Brittney Weigel Blaine A. Wood ∑ +

Equine Science

Magdalena Arbes Katie L. Baker Lisa J. Banbury Kristen Becker ψ Courtney L. Boggs Amber S. Brasel Marina Cifelli Megan Dingley Kaitlyn A. Espinosa Samantha D. Galens Natalie J. Geist Jacquelyn R. Gowing Derek E. Green Emily L. Hartman Laura D. Johnson + Jacqueline L. Kantjas Kimberly J. Luth Ali M. Marposon Deanna M. Melder Hannah M. Michalakes Gabrielle S. Oberman Amy S. Olson Natasha K. Ramirez Ashley L. Reisenauer Kelsey M. Richards ∑ Juliana E. Ryan Summer A. Trent

Department of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture Horticulture

Environmental Horticulture David C. Bradley John F. Delmonte

Landscape Architecture Catherine A. Brown Cori E. Burt Ω Joel P. Jenks

Department of Soil & Crop Sciences Soil & Crop Sciences Ethan R. Aizikovitz Nicholas W. Bicket Alexander D. Cass ψ Tabitha L. Covey Leland P. Friesen Casey B. Gildea Noah W. Goza Nicholaus R. Helwig Camden T. James Jacob D. Makens Hayley E. Park Lauren H. Schneider Melissa A. Schreiner Aaron P. Vammer ∑ Jesse J. Vincent

Ω Cum Laude ∑ Magna Cum Laude ψ Summa Cum Laude + Second Major

Brian F. Allen Nicholas J. Arsenault Brandi L. Barret Nicole J. Brothers David R. Cuellar Christopher A. Engels Bryan W. Fischer Holly E. Harrison Aaron C. Hodges Michael C. Key Kelli L. Larsen Haley P. Palec Sean T. Vanous

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farewell to hughes By Chad Deustchman

“What better way to go out than with a win at Hughes.” 11:48 p.m. It was 12 minutes before midnight on Saturday Nov. 19 when the final whistle blew at Hughes Stadium. It was 12 minutes before midnight that CSU president Tony Frank shut down the lights of CSU football’s home since 1968. It was 12 minutes before midnight that fans rushed the field, giving their final farewell to the stadium that provided them with 49 years of cheers, tears and everything that falls in-between. Colorado State sent Hughes Stadium into the history books with one final 4931 win over New Mexico in front of 29,133 fans. The Rams had three 100-yard rushers for the first time in school history in Marvin Kinsey Jr. (129), Izzy Matthews (107) and Dalyn Dawkins (102). They kept the nation’s leading rushing attack in check for the majority of the night and became bowl eligible for the fourth consecutive season.

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All feats accomplished from a football standpoint took a backseat to sending Hughes off the right way. “Really just an awesome night tonight for our community, our University and for every Ram that’s ever witnessed a game (at Hughes), for any player that’s ever played,” CSU head coach Mike Bobo said after the game. “A lot of memories in this stadium. And I know I’ve only been here through two seasons, but we talked to our team all week about what kind of big responsibility we had…being the last game at Hughes Stadium.” Colorado State still has a looming matchup with San Diego State Nov. 26 and now a bowl game after that. But for the moment, the valediction of Hughes Stadium takes its rightful place on center stage. For the freshman that arrived on campus, their memories may be too few to really capture the magnitude of the last game at Hughes. But for the seniors,

for the players who have been through thick and thin at CSU, there is nothing more that could have been done to bring a more fitting end to Hughes Stadium. “What better way to go out than with a win at Hughes,” senior linebacker Kevin Davis said. “I know there’s a lot of memories here and a lot of people have really close connections with the stadium so it was awesome. To not only do it for ourselves to be bowl eligible, but for the community.” The community may be where Hughes held its greatest impact on the night, and overall. There would be no sellout, and many fans elected to not let a final game break the tradition of leaving at half, but those that did battle through 60 minutes of rosy cheeks and cold finger tips, they were rewarded. As fans rushed onto the field, taking the north end zone goal post for a joyride in the process, we are reminded of what Hughes Stadium means to Fort Collins.

Sitting on the outskirts of the city and away from the heart of CSU’s campus, Hughes is often an afterthought. Saturday night, Hughes’ impact was brought back to life, even if just for one frigid night. Nobody left cold though. “It was a pretty amazing scene there at the end of the game with everybody on the field shutting off the lights,” Bobo said. “I got to go up top and shoot the cannon. But just to sit up there and watch the people celebrating, enjoying the moment. Like I said at the beginning of the week, our part, my part and this team’s part, was to play the way that we needed to play to honor this stadium. It was good we came and played that way and it was great to see the fans and the alumni and everybody that loves Colorado State get to savor the moment on a really special night. Told our players all week, I said this place is special because of the memories CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

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people have here watching football games. You’re the last memory that these fans are going to be able to see in Hughes Stadium, we need to put on a show and I thought we did tonight.” Hughes Stadium will forever be the house that Sonny Lubick built. It will always hold a special place in the hearts of Ram fans. The memories that are engraved into the concrete bleachers and dust bowl parking lots will never fade away. And after being there for 49 years of memories, Hughes Stadium gave Colorado State one last ride, one last memory, before the lights were shut down for good.

Dont miss the first game at our new Stadium!

September 9 Rams vs Wildcats

The Key Learning Communities congratulates the following students on their Fall 2016 commencement. We’re so very proud of all your accomplishments!

Tobi Adedeji Naa Amerley Amartey Afia Antwi Kirsten Asher Aaron Barnes Alex Brena Annmarie Carlson Torian Carre Kyle Chandler Chantel Chavez Kenady Chisholm Kelsey Cisarik Rebecca Cohen Perez Grey Colvin Jasmine Crane Jamez Crawford

Junior Crawford Christie Dawson Baradji Diallo Beth Doan Emily Drake Luke Draper Kati Dugan Ashley Edwards Kevin Figurski Danielle Fouther Genesis Galdean Eric Garcia- Trujillo Diana Gerardo Cecil Gonzalez Ben Goodwin Jeanette Gutierrez Rachel Hartman Haili Himes Patrick Hladky

Marissa Hodak Katelyn Hunter Dylan Hutson Anna Insy Marisa Inzinna Brittany Jackson Brittany Jaszai Keana Johnston Drew Jones Connor Juneau Marina Kotula Kevin Kumar Courtney Larson Emily Le Rachelle Lee Saundra Maestas Dylan Marcy Dominique Martinez Zane Mas

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Vanessa Mascarenas Corina McCarroll Carlos Modesto Amy Monreal Sarah Nelson Jason Nguyen Jake Niess Sami O'Neill Emily Owen Anna Raiff Natasha Ramirez Alec Rewinkel DeVante Roberts Ruby Rodriguez Brian Rogers Molly Rohde Willy Salinas Sawyer Scherbenske Graham Schwab

Corey Schwartz Tania Silerio-Romero Jacqueline Sosa Rosalba Soto-Vazquez Mikhail Talley Camille Tamai Mariah Taylor Torshan Thomas Ashley Todd Lauren Tong Jay Usher-Zamora Adrian Valenzuela Schyler Vargas Bayley Warren Mya Wells Ashley Wilson Nicholas Wilson

2016 Fall Graduates! Jonathan Allen Alex Arne Kirsten Asher Andrew Benson Jada Boyd Erin Chavet Chelsea Cramer Jasmine Crane Kathryn Daly Shannon Garcia Caitlin Gore Danielle Hailey

Joshua Hayes Courtney Katz Kory Markel Tori Nakashima Katherine Parker Emma Pray Callie Rogers Alexis Shinn McKayla Smith Stephanie Word Jessica Zanon

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College of Liberal Arts UNDERGRADUATE

Cum Laude • Magna Cum Laude  Suma Cum Laude  ANTHROPOLOGY Grace M. Alley Jesse M. Bain  Rachael L. Bassett Noah C. Benedict Alexander D. Butrus Casey M. Cole Seth R. Frame  Eric A. Garcia- Trujillo

Jose Guzman  Michael D. Haskin Carrie A. Keller Alexandria Kohrs Taylor Lozano Kaylee M. Madigan Dylan J. Marcy Corina L.McCarroll Brock A. Mrofcza Gina M. Palazzo Haili E. Rauchfuss Alauna B. Sutton Marilyn Swisher  Loren M. Wadas Gabrielle M. Wilson  ART & ART HISTORY Tod W. Aldrich Austin G. Armstrong Lacey S.Bashford Miles H. Black Lindsay R. Bogart Nelligan B.Brown Anders M. Carlson Annmarie N. Carlson Emelia K. Christensen

Daniel Christie Andrea N. Cobb Danielle M. Cole

Alyson D. Crist Justin J. Donofrio 

Wailana I. Duenas-Cruz

Karla G. Flemming • Amanda J. Freymuth Abigail S. Galvin Tiana R. Graves

Rachel M. Heiderscheidt

Brandon G. Hopper Brittany M. Jackson Cody C. Johnson Lauren T. Karbula Emily B. Le Hannah M. LeMoine Kristen R. Lockie Marika A. Lynch Jonathan T. McHugh Hazel J. Neithercut Reanna M. Nelson• Holly L. Nordeck Taylor R. Smith Rosalba Soto-Vazquez Mitchel A. Summers Christina A. Tharp McKayla R. Thomas Morgan T. Thomson Bayley R. Warren Keenan J. Zeller COMMUNICATION STUDIES Derek G. Ahrnsbrak Jillian R. Bellandi Dwight R. Brashier Samantha M. Bufmack

Kyle S. Chandler Emily J. Charbo Preston R. Coles Natalie M. Dicharry Lukas R. Engelhaupt Courtney A. Fromm Rebekah T. Glebe • Amber L. Gregg Joseph S.Griffin-Harte

Rachel A. Habib

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Sarah K. Hibbs Marissa L. Hodak Natalie K. Holdt Jackson F. Holliday Cole F. Johnson Madison T. Kalivoda Jillian E. Klein Kyle L. Kuvin Kathryn T. LeBarron Brittany N. LeBlanc Matthew D. Lebowski Joshua D. Lewis Sebastian D. Longworth Dominique B. Martinez Jordan P. May Cody R. McMullen Lauren N. Molle Nicholas A. Montalbano Christian R. Montes Lillian H. Murphy Melissa A. Murphy Joel A. Nordby Meghan E. O'rourke Gabriella M. Perkins Ian M.Prendergast Dane C. Rennels Sarah Sandhu Jonathan Schupp Callie M. Shea Dustin R. Spears Marion Steinbach Courtney A. Steinwinder Joseph P. Sullivan Matthew M. Sullivan Daniel R.Tirado Daminh V. Tran Caleb B. Trujillo Abbey N. Tuhkanen Travis N. Turek Laura R. Womack

Kayla M. Wong Crystal L. Young ECONOMICS Ahmed S. Al Herz Kevin J.Alexander Fahd Alnassar Johan K. Andreassen Edward A. Bacalane William N. Barber Trevor D. Beck Rachel B. Blythe Gabriel A. Brull Joao Filipe H. Campos Jamez J. Crawford Junior J. Crawford Brandi C. Demmer Nicholas W. Eisterer Jordan M. Faulkner Jack R. Fischer Brianna Z. Fletcher Jacob A. Ford Cameron H. Goris Ralph V. Guglielmi Robert J. Huibregtse Tanner D. Humphrey Randall S. Joens Clayton J. King Ryan L. Kramer Jordan B. Kushner Adam C. Mccleskey Timothy M. McCurry Connor J. Mcglinchey Alexander R. Moreau Thomas M. Much Corey J. Nelson  Tho S. Nguyen Anmol Nuggehalli Eamon K. O'Connor Matthew J. Offutt • Ginika C. Okocha Tyler J. Olson • Kyle G. Parsons

Michael J. Porter Alec J. Rewinkel Jerry B. Robinson William K. Rogers Kareem A. Rosser Andrew R. Schafer Cody J. Steuben Patrick R. Stout Joseph J. Stuart Chelsea Tan Adrian Valenzuela Anthony J. Vecchiarelli Michael P. West Daniel A. Weyant Chen Zhang Daniel J. Zimlich ENGLISH Genevieve K. Adams Alyssa M. Alvarez Crystal D. Angevine Camille J. Anthony • Hannah K. Armfield Morgan R. Bennett Elizabeth M. Bergersen William V. Black Jennifer J. Boehs • Lauren N. Brady Christopher D. Buford Madeleine M. Castellion Claire C. Christian Lesley D. Cluett Laney F. Collins Richard M. Cookson Angelo T. Cuccia Timothy G. Cuevas Kayla L. Cure Samuel F. Deitz Emily J. Drake Willow M. Elliott Kendall L. Gregory David K. Grivette Douglas W. Hindman Laura M. Hodapp Erica N. Jesse Noah J. Kaplan Sophia M. Latorre Mackenzie D. Masters Katelyn A. Miller Madison T. Myers Kristina E. Nordwall Alexandra R. Peters Emily P. Pipkin Christopher T. Rosales Colin D. Stevens • Vivek Upadhyay Andrew D. Walker

Peter M. Williams Ashley E. Wilson Lauren E. Wyatt ETHNIC STUDIES Michael A. Brena Torian R. Carre Alexis R. DeFries Alexis M. Johnson Mason Rachelle A. Lee Shawn A. Patilla Nataleah J. Small HISTORY Molly N. Anstett • Evan J. Barker • Jordan K. Belew Brooke M. Benson Natalie E. Brown Joshua J. Camerlo Riley A. Davis Kimberly M. Disney Kathryn E. Dorsey Daniel T. Doryland Murphy T. Ellis Elizabeth M. Freymuth Eric A. GarciaTrujillo Micah M. Haddix Journee N. Heinert Zenaida S. Herrera Douglas W. Hindman Erik W. Johnson • Nathan E. Kaplan Brian B. Klatsky Kyle W. Kounovsky Marissa N. Lehnerz Brandon M. Lenane Ashley N. Lloyd Taylor Lozano Christa Makousky Jaelyn R. Manzanares Shelby N. McMahill Brian M. McSherry Molly H. Mercer Jordan A. Morehouse Samuel D. Ogden • William E. Peiker Jennifer S. Penna Kelly M. Perry James A. Pineda Mitchell A. Sams Corey D. Schwartz Samantha M. Slenker Lawson H. Stiff Sara M. Vari Graham M. Wiley Gabrielle M. Wilson Keifer G. Wollert Joscelyn K. Wood •

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LIBERAL ARTS Kristina L. Akiona John C. Bandy Brooke R. Brady Jordan A. Bruning Samantha M.Bufmack Gian L. Clavell Lopez Kevin M. Davis Patrick C. Edwards Elizabeth M. Freymuth Natalie K. Holdt Marcus A. Holt Kristin A. Holtzendorff Dominique H. Hunt Angela J. Johnson Brennen D. Kaylor Asa W. Kennison Riley A. Leming Dominique H. Lopez Kendall A. McElhaney Tyler C. Miller Kimberly R.Monroe Corey J. Nelson Emily P. Nunes Daniel Nwosu Sierra N. Pandy Lauren E. Pittman Jonathan Schupp Samuel B. Sherwood Jeremy C. Stephens Christina A. Tharp Pierce R. Trumper Lindsey A. Tschappat INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Victoria N. Cain Emily L. Chess Chantal M. Chicoine Marina Cifelli Anais I. Coudouy Brooke C. Cowden Annalise C. Decker Elizabeth Hale  Mariah H. Henderson • Joshua P. Horner David I. Martinez Samantha C. Moser Tyler J. Olson Zachary S. Rhoades Connor F. Shane Tyler W. Simonsen Beatriz S. Urrutia

Nicholas D. Wilson JOURNALISM & MEDIA COMMUNICATION Oluwatobi E. Adedeji David A. Becker Micha C. Bennett  Matthew J. Boselli Aislyn S. Carrillo Morgan A. Clements Bryce D. Cumming Zachary R. Donahoe Aaryck B. Enriquez Collin R. Felix Mitchell B. Froelich Courtney A. Fromm Rebekah T. Glebe • Travis N. Green Madeline R. Hayes Dallas M. Head Shannon V. Henderson Briana L. Hottinger Sienna M. Huebner Nathan E. Kaplan Jillian E. Klein Cassandra G. Kummerfeldt Dominique H. Lopez Samuel J. Lounsberry Erika C. Lowe Cassandra Maack Christine M. Masters Karissa L. Miller Alexa K. Minter Claire E. Molle Dylan A. Orth Alexandra C. Phillips Keegan R. Pope Emily L. Schantz Sawyer S. Scherbenske Kelsey A. Sorensen Colin D. Stevens Mikhail A. Talley Abbey N. Tuhkanen Austin M. Walter Ryan K. Whitney Aliese K. Willard Eleonora A. Yurkevich Madison K. Zitzmann LANGUAGES, LITERATURES & CULTURES Robert M. Bernhart Dakota J. Coloroso Jose P. Corral Karen Cosio William M. Davis

Annalise C. Decker Maria D. Delgadillo Joan E. Ellis Janelle R. Fish  Benjamin P. Goodwin Mariah H. Henderson • Petr Holubar  Joshua P. Horner Alexandra M. Koruna Rebecca L. Martinson Samantha C. Moser Elizabeth Nunez-Galarza Alan I. Rosales Garcia Kayla M. Sargent Michael T. Stein Jacquelyn S. Strom MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Tazmann D. Arguello Casey M. Cole Rebecca A. Conwell Dani N. Crosson Rebekah A. Davis Sariah D. Despain Austin R.Doty Marissa J. Ferl Shannon V. Henderson Amber N. Hodges Lauren Kotre Kyle W. Kounovsky Molly C. Langeberg • Yingfei Li Gregory W. Marxen Michaela G. Neale Allison K. Perkins Erin V. Pierce Zachary R. Pierce Spencer M. Poston Jessie L. Salas Lauren G. Scott • Nicholas L. Trotta Schyler L. Vargas Elizabeth D. Vega Mason E. Weiss • Jasmine N. Winfrey PHILOSOPHY Dylan Berenson Zachary D.Bertha Joshua J. Camerlo Natalie M. Dicharry Heath A. Elliott Marissa N. Lehnerz Dalton C. Lerew Max R. Mitnik

POLITICAL SCIENCE John J. Allen Alexander J. Baldwin Rachel B. Blythe Joao Filipe H. Campos Amber Crewse Riley A. Davis Kathryn E. Dorsey Nicholas W. Eisterer Golden O. Ekeanyanwu Heath A. Elliott Anthony J. Erickson Madison E. Gruber Duane M. Hansen Mitch E. Hughes Hayden E. Hunt Cody C. Johnson Clayton J. King Alexandra M. Koruna Quincy C. Lawson Ashley N. Lloyd Monique A. Long Ashley E. Love Jordan P. May Thomas C. Miltenberger Jonathon M. Nagel Anmol Nuggehalli Elizabeth Nunez-Galarza Katie L. O'Dell Samuel D. Ogden • Eric A. Osterberg Gino F. Parisi William E. Peiker Kelly M. Perry Payton L. Quistorff DeVante W. Roberts Emily D. Russell Kyle E. Ryan Andrew W. Saetveit Jerel M. Sangster Patrick J. Sheehy Julia R. Sunny Emily C. Talbot Miguel Tapia Bernal Kohlman M. Webb SOCIOLOGY Julie A. Agnew Gregory S. Austin Audra Bacon • Katherine M.Bagnuolo Jordan A. Bain Aundrea A. Berdahl Rosalinda E. Casso-O'Hara Ruth Castaneda Sierra

Latham M.Clayton Kyle J. Danielson Kevin M. Davis Juliane M. Dawson Carissa N. Donahoo Megan E. Downs Joan E. Ellis Jared E. England  Genesis J. Galdean Adriana Garcia Shaun C. Granmoe Heather A. Guay Sheridan N. Hahn Morgan E. Harper Zenaida S. Herrera Alexis M. Johnson Mason Jack T. Lovett Sulav T. Magar Aubrey P. Martin Juan C. Moreno Daniel Nwosu Bryan Ohene Gyeni Benjamin J. Pinkelman Natasha G. Pratt Payton L. Quistorff Abby K. Rains Sharlene Salinas Oriana V. Samuel Casey J. Schwartz Michelle R. Sogge • Evan H. Surber Hope E. Swearingen Mariah L. Taylor Jaysun D. Usher-Zamora Jordon L.Vaden Joseph G. Valbert Brandy J. Warnecke Daniel J. Zimlich

GRADUATE

Ph.D. Candidate

ANTHROPOLOGY Emma Z. Hatcher Sarah F. Herrera Corey A. Herrmann Sierra M. Method Jennifer B. Wright COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Haley M. Carlson Natalie J. Grapes Alexis J. Harrison

ECONOMICS Thomas M. Briggs Andrew G. Mueller ENGLISH Jared W. Longmore Bradyn R. Nordfelt ETHNIC STUDIES Karla G. Gonzales Garcia HISTORY Nathan M. Varnold JOURNALISM & MEDIA COMMUNICATION Catharine K. Koroulis Tammy R. Matthews MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Elizabeth R. Aronson Bethany R. Bassler Julia A. Castellanos Tanya M. Corso Jodi K. Friest Rebecca M. Gomez Aleaha J. Harkins Lauri A. Hogle David L. Knott Kris E. Lund Madalyne Nelson Cassandra E. Schoffstall Megan L. Sterzinger Jackline E. Valdez Carolyn A. Warpinski POLITICAL SCIENCE Trevor C. Abeyta William A. Gregg Penny S. Thomas SOCIOLOGY Reanna M. Putnam

COMMUNICATION STUDIES Elisa M. Varela

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70 things to do before graduating 1 13 24 BY ASCSU

Climb, hike, swim, camp, or relax at Horsetooth Reservoir (or all five)

Wear your For-Ever-Green shirt

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Learn the CSU Fight Song and sing it with gusto

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Sport orange at an “Orange Out” game

Participate in Ram Welcome

Yell loudly when the ROTC cannon is fired after CSU scores during a football game

Sing or dance along with the CSU Marching Band- in the audience or as a member

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Eat a free lunch and listen to the speech at the President’s Annual Fall Address and University Picnic

Hike to help paint, or light the “A”

Find out who Peanuts the Bulldog was

Vote in each ASCSU Election

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Spend a Friday at the Ramskeller

Take a moonlight stroll across the Oval

Make a statement on the Stump in the LSC Plaza

Find the high-water mark from the 1997 flood in the Lory Student Center and in the Oval

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Ride a Transfort bus

Attend-or perform in-a University Center for the Arts (UCA) production

Take a picture of you and your friends on the steps of the Administration Building

Learn more about a culture or community that isn’t your own at a Student Diversity Programs event Volunteer for RamRide

Join in the MLK Day March in January

Help build a float and cheer on the annual Homecoming & Family Weekend Parade

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Get in the CSU Spirit by tailgating before a CSU home football game

Attend “Grill the Buffs” rally to support the Rams as they take on the CU Buffaloes

Join a student organization (learn more through the annual involvement expo and RamLink)

Learn why CSU is called a “land-grant University”

Study in the sun on the Monfort Quad

Serve the community by participating in CSUnity or Cans Around the Oval

Get a photo with CAM-the-Ram

Cheer on the Rams at the Rocky Mountain

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Make a request on KCSU (90.5)

Attend an ASAP concert, comedy program, or other event

“Get Your Green On” and wear CSU gear on Fridays

Submit a “RamTalk”to the Collegian

Play in or cheer on an intramural or Sport Club team

Cross the Vietnam Memorial Bridge and think about why it’s there

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Work off a stressful day at the Rec Center

Hug a tree in Sherwood Forest

Go to an art show at the Curfman Gallery

Thank whoever made your college experience possible Throw a Frisbee by the Lagoon

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Do a victory lap at the Jack Christensen Memorial Track

Have your picture taken with all of the Ram statues on campus

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Chalk the sidewalks around the Lory Student Center

Have a meaningful international experience

Rub Bill Morgan’s nose in the library for good luck

Go tot the annual CSU Rodeo

Go to CSU’s world famous International Invitation Poster Show

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Profess your love for CSU on I Love CSU Day

Get an internship or seek out a practical experience outside the classroom

Watch a program on CTV

Dine at the Aspen Grille

Wish CSU a happy birthday at the annual Founders Day celebration in February

Celebrate CSU’s commitment to sustainability by getting to class in a greener way

Attend a Border War Game against Wyoming

Attend a Monfort Lecture

Learn how to make -and stick to-a budget

Spend a Saturday night in Morgan Library

Meet the Dean of your college

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Put together a stellar resume at the Career Center

Debate with a speaker on the LSC Plaza-the CSU community values the free exchange of ideas

Learn about or visit CSU’s mountain campus

Play in the snow on the West Lawn

Introduce yourself to a CSU Police Officer

Swap stories with a CSU Alum

Have a picnic on the grass of the Oval

Join in RecycleMania

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Take a picture at the place that meant the most to you on campus

Have coffee with your favorite faculty member

Graduate-and join the Alumni Association

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handling debt 5 Steps to Paying Off Your Loans

Go to studentaid.ed.gov to learn more about repayment plans, loan service providers, loan consolidation, and default.

Jobs That Could Cancel Your Perkins Loans:

Make sure you know who your loan service provider is and maintain contact with them. Let them know if your financial circumstances have changed.

•Teacher •Peace Corps Volunteer

Use the Repayment Estimator on studentaid.ed.gov to look at which repayment plans you may me eligible for and estimate how much you would pay monthly/ overall. •US Armed Forces •Nurse/Medical Technician

Make a payment plan. Keep up with your monthly Many loan service payments and avoid providers allow you to default. make a payment plan customized to your income and costs.

•Law Enforcement •Head Start Worker

•Child/Family Services •Early Intervention Services

Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Department of Environmental & Radiological Health Sciences Fall 2016 Bachelor of Science Degree: Sydni Barnhart Sarah Bartosch Danette French Kelsey Gresl Natalie Heffron Anna Insy Ryan Jedrzejak Jackson Runte Daniel Theisen Devon Thorne Derek Varns

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Toxicology Masters: Collin Bantle Heifa Elmathkor Amethyst Holder Anna Klochak Adam Kvinta Nhung Nguyen Stephen Sai Griffin Tanenbaum Satoshi Tokunaga

Environmental Health PhD: Karin Adams

Congratulations, ratulations, Fall 2016 ratulations, 2 16 G Graduates! aduates! -Dean Jeffrey McCubbin

BACHELOR OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Human Development and Family Studies Dawson, Juliane Marie + Rains, Abby Kathleen +

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Apparel and Merchandising Croteau, Daniele Thayer * # DiPilato, Samantha Lee Doan, Ngoc * Erickson, Hannah Jane * Glik, Elliot Weston * Grebb, Nicole Catherine * ^ Hartman, Rachel Jeanne + Higgins, Meghan Carolan + Inzer, Aubrey Francis Marie Johnston, Keana Deja-nay * Lemieux, Danae Michelle Lewis, Andrea Owens + Lewis, Kelsey Ann Lindsay, Kelli Lynn * Mascarenas, Vanessa Sheree McDonald, Kendra * Moyado Ortiz, Michelle Pearson, Hailey Elizabeth Peeler, Sarah Noelle ^ Ragin, Cortney Nicole Raney, Heather Lynn Webb, Annalee Beth * Wille, Lindsey Marie * Construction Management Albers Jr., John J. Amen, Dalton Kane Bassani, Cristina Charlotte Bauman, Nicholas Desmond William Beekman, Alexander Michael * Bettger, Colton William Black, Troy Allen Borden, Jeffrey Lloyd Buch, Miguel Alexander Caniglia, Samuel William Carlson, Caleb Joseph # Carvell, Tyler Bennett Casias, Thomas Christopher Chen, Zonghan Connell, Mary Louise Cosmas, Peter William Beresford Coughenour, Jordan Patrick Craney, Wade Dunlap Dahlberg, Eric Christopher Ehle, Daniel Robinson Erickson, Eric M. Feltham, Reginald Thomas Flippen, Kyle Paul * Ford, Spencer Alexander French, Luke William ^ Garcia, Hector Humberto

Gavaldon, Vincent Edward Gentry, Raykeat Lashawn * Gordon IV, Vincent Joseph Griffith, Samuel Arthur Hatcher, Aaron Wade * Heath, Ross Michael Hill, Shawn Anthony Hoesch, Jacob Brian Holt, Stefan Wales Houser, Brent Cameron * Hushek, Charles Wesley Keenum, Connor Kemmesat, Patrick Scott ^ Kemmesat, Paul David ^ Kim, David Jinwoo Kornmann, Tyler John Koslosky, Jordan J. Lamphere, Robert Maxwell Langdon, Riley Scott * Larson, Kyle Andrew * Lowe, Katelyn Marie Henry * ^ Ludwig, Calvin Lee Lutz, Travis Marshall * Maloney, Daniel Patrick * Marquez, Nicholas L. McBride, Michael Richmond McGonagle, Michael Gregory Merryman, Andrew Walker = Meyers, Samuel William * Modesto, Carlos Eduardo Morton, Brett Andrew * Nelson, Tyler Wayne Niess, Jake Thomas Nuss, Conner Evan O’Day, David Michael Palmer, Sean Bryan Parker, Casey B. Parkinson, Zackary Hudson Pearce, Collin Garrett * Pierson, Palmer Perry Pings, Nicholas William Porter, Kevin Randall Reed, Ian Farmer Rice, Ian Palmer * Romero, Alexandra Nicóle * Sardi, Kyle Ryan Schaunaman, Stephen Lee Schneider, Sam Edward * Scully, Benjamin James Shaffer, Wayne Everett Sheets, Dakota Wesley Smith, Nathan Parker Sorensen Jr., David Martin Stephens, James Thomas Stokke, Parker Scott * Suzuki, Patrick W. Torrez, Brandon Anthony Tucker, Harrison James * ^ Tyler, Jesse Allen * Valentine, Kenneth K. Villanueva, Luis Alfredo Votaw, Zachary Joseph Westerfield, Cody Lee Willard, Christopher Daniel *

Family and Consumer Sciences Locke, Elisa Samantha Fermentation Science and Technology Gloss, Hunter James * Hoffman, Dane Wyatt Joslin, Kyle Steven * Korbe, Kimberly A. * Martin, Danielle Marie * Moore, Trent A. * ^ Playter, Benjamin Donald Sandell, Lauren B. * = Stone, Lauren Compass Rose* Health and Exercise Science Bailey-Peterson, Sierra Emarie * Ballard, Kenneth Allen Beiswenger, William David Berdiales, Josue David Beyer, Lauren Dionne Bilodeau, Tucker Allen Bonilla, Paula Alejandra * Brehm, Danielle Shannon Buchanan, Matthew Joseph Buhrdorf, Nikki Taylor Burkett, Jonathan James Campbell, Sean Michael Carter, Alana Catherine Cisarik, Kelsey Brianna Colon, Christopher Keahi Dallmann, Cassie Marie ^ Daly, Meghan Kathleen ^ Deighton, Jessica Marie Driessen, Brandon Michael Dugan, Kati Frances ^ Ehrmantraut, Joshua David Elliot, Conner Duane Christian * Ephraim, Philip L. * Farmer, Matthew Brian Figurski, Kevin Michael * Forsyth, Kelsi Jordyn * Fraser, Lisa Frances * Gabler, Katherine Ann Gneiser, Allison Rane Gronowski, Chase Alan Harding, Kyle Alexander Houser, Daniel J. # Houston, Holly Raelynn Irwin, Hope Laurel-Rose * Irwin, Kaitlyn Marie Janssen, Emma Suzanne Johnke, Liberty Alice Karp, Sarah Elizabeth Kastanek, Sarah Christine * Keime, Curt Robert Kelly, Stephen Daniel Kirkpatrick, Ashleigh Carson Kostelecky, Kasey Joe Krammes, Ryan Jacob * Melani, Jordan Christopher *

Meyer, Carl Andrew ^ Moree, Austin Ray * Nguyen, Jason Hoang O’Donnell, Anthony J. Olson, Heather Elizabeth Owens, Ethan Lee * Pierson, Christopher Michael Pospisil, Kalie Jeanne Mikelle Puchino, Stephanie Marie Quicke, Adrian George * # Radford, Dylan James Rafiti, Anthony Nicholas Rewinkel, Alec Joseph + * Ruiz, Robert Austin Sajczuk, Jaymes Joseph William Salay, Samantha Lynn Salinas Carrillo, Willy * Schulz, Tabitha Marie Singh, Pavarsdeep Stauffer, Jessica Leigh Thomas, Shane Michael Tuder, Stefanie Christine Turner, Darah Lenae VanTassel, Nelson Amos Vickerman, Katie Anne Vieux, Jacob James Wright, Amber Renee Hospitality Management Ambriz, Monty Bryant, Stevie Dyrendahl, Kirby Lee Edwards, Ashley Megan Fabiano, Byron Joseph * Fisher, Demi Marie Foster, Aurora Isabel * Garlutzo, Mariah Kayleen * Giacomini, Peter Grogan, Danielle Louise Hale, Taylor Ann Healy, Shelby Alyse Horsch, Annie L. Larsen, Danielle N. Larson, Megan Alexandra * Mendoza, Maria Olivia Meneley, Parker Tate Schulz, Tyler Benjamin * Wilkey, Ryan Durand * Zahourek, Zoe Ann * Human Development and Family Studies Amartey, Naa Amerley Anglin, Jessica Kathleen Babbs, Kristen N. ^ Bak-Brevik, Katherine Nicole * Bartmann, Jessica Lynn Bouwkamp, Kelly A. Campbell, Katelynn Nicole * # Curtis, Rebecca Jean Dekker, Shauna Janae * ^ Doty, Makenzie Rae Dunn, Angela Marie Eberhart, Erin Leann *

Epperson, Miranda # Fears, Ingrid R. Folch, Sarah C. Fouther, Danielle Aida Gutierrez, Brianna Racqael Hauck, Madeline Leigh * Haynes, Jessica Hiebert, Taylor Anne ^ Hocking, Katrina Elise Honican, Kaylynn Alexis * Inzinna, Marisa Danielle Jaques, Alexandra C. Jordan, Brett Anthony Judish, Morgan Renee Karn, Savannah Faith Klatsky, Brian Benjamin + Larchar, Nikki Logan, Ashley Lynn Martinez, Jenna Victoria * Monreal, Amy Moncerrat Olson, Rachel Nicole Ortiz, Adriana R. Pallagi, Michelle Elizabeth * Payne, Hannah Rose * ^ Phillips, Ryan T. Pointer, Jennifer Anne Robertson, Carley Sue Rodriguez, Ruby Rohde, Molly Jean Samuel, Oriana + Schroeder, Alexius Ann Schwartz, Elizabeth Helen * ^ Schweitzer, Hannah Marialys South, Austin James Peterson ^ Thoen, Akela Nicole Thomas, Nicole Leigh Thompson, Rachelle Nicole Vail, Nicolette Ros Vigil, Victoria Nichole Williams, Alexandra Colleen Nutrition and Food Science Allen, Lindsay Michelle # Barry, Ryan Thomas Beasley, Kelsie Boudreau, Jessica Renee Clifton, Joshua Brock Daehnke, Laura Nicole Dunbar, Sierra Elizabeth Dupler, Monica Jean Fredricka Erickson, Perrie Taylor Fischer, Emily Kay # Gundlach, Craig Alan = Higgins, Erin Raubach Hobby, Allison Marie * Jimenez, Josephine Ann Jin, Yeyan Lamb, Kristin Marie Maiorano, Paula Elizabeth McCue, Jackson Joseph ^ McGinley, Jesse Denae McMillan, Gear Thomas Pocock, Alexandra Ann

Prato, Alicia Rita ^ Ray, Brianna Michelle * Reinbold, Jacob Nathaniel Ribarich, Anthony Charles Rice, Courtney Lynne Sosa, Jacqueline Tong, Lauren S. * Villa, Garry Wyatt Zeuner, Elke Marianne

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Social Work Acheampong, Stephanie Anson, Kristi Michelle # Brokaw, Michelle Jeanné Burns, Nathan Gray Cisneros, Ariel Lafae Cox, Jacey Leigh Daino, Christopher Michael Desai, Kush Tarun Donahoo, Carissa Nicolle + Eacret, Tracy Christine ^ Edwards, Kelsey Rene Finch, Katherine Berk Fischer, Kelsey McKenna Fish, Janelle Renee + # Fredrickson, Carrie Ann ^ Graby, Dean Robert Gutierrez, Jeanette Gutierrez, Patricia De Jesus Kennedy, Taylor E. Maestas, Saundra Marie Matic, Sophie McCloskey, Jason Daniel Milburn, Sarah Elizabeth # Minton, Miranda Mae Moen, Kayla Marie * ^ Moore-Munoz, Mercedes Camille Mussallem, Jordan Elisabeth Gude + ^ Rambo, Abigail Sinclair Romano, Lauren A. # Sargent, Kayla Maria + Shawkey, Cecily Paige Sidell, Alexandra Jaqueline + Silerio-Romero, Tania Talamo, Matthew Daniel Tamai, Camille Mari Wells, Mya Marie

* Candidates with minor + Candidates with second major ^ Candidates for cum laude # Candidates for magna cum laude = Candidates for summa cum laude

www.chhs.colostate.edu/social

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top 10 places to live After you Graduate

Arlington, Virginia

Madison, Wisconsin

Washington D.C.

Boston, Massachusetts

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Jobs in Business, Science or Arts:

67.1%

52%

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48.3%

Population between 20-29:

21.4%

24.7%

20.7%

22%

Unemployment Rate:

3.8%

3.1%

3.8%

4.1%

3.1%

Seattle, Washington

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Austin, Texas

Atlanta, Georgia

San Francisco, California

Jobs in Business, Science or Arts:

55.8%

44.7%

45.8%

50.7%

52.3%

Population between 20-29:

20.1%

24%

20.1%

20.7%

17.6%

Unemployment Rate:

4.3%

3.1%

4.9%

3.9%

Department of Food Science & Human Nutrition The Food Science and Human Nutrition Department congratulates and extends best wishes to the following graduates in Nutrition and Food Science, Hospitality Management, Fermentation Science and the graduate program in Food Science and Nutrition.

Candidates for Summa Cum Laude Gundlach, Craig Alan Sandell, Lauren B.

Candidates for Magna Cum Laude Allen, Lindsay Michelle Fischer, Emily Kay

Candidates for Cum Laude McCue, Jackson Joseph Moore, Trent Austin Prato, Alicia Rita

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Undergraduate Students August, Allison Marie Beasley, Kelsie Lynn Boudreau, Jessica Renee Bryant, Stevie Rae Clifton, Joshua Brock Daehnke, Laura Nicole Dunbar, Sierra Elizabeth Dyrendahl, Kirby Lee Dupler, Monica Jean Fredricka Edwards, Ashley Megan Fabiano, Byron Joseph Fisher, Demi Marie Foster, Aurora Isabel Garlutzo, Mariah Kayleen Giacomini, Peter Joel Gloss, Hunter James Grogan, Danielle Louise Healy, Shelby Alyse

HoďŹ&#x20AC;man, Dane Horsch, Annie Lynn Jin, Yeyan Joslin, Kyle Steven Korbe, Kimberly Ann Lamb, Kristin Marie Larsen, Danielle Nichole Larson, Megan Alexandra Maiorano, Paula Elizabeth Martin, Danielle Marie McGinley, Jesse D. Mendoza, Maria Olivia Meneley, Parker Tate Pocock, Alexandra Ann Ray, Briana Michelle Reinbold, Jacob Nathaniel Ribarich, Anthony Charles Rice, Courtney Lynne Schulz, Tyler Benjamin Sosa, Jacqueline Stone, Lauren Compass Rose

Tong, Lauren Shaw Villa, Garry Wyatt Wilkey, Ryan Durand Zahourek, Zoe Ann Zeuner, Elke Marianne

Minors Fraser, Lisa Frances Miltenberger, Thomas Charles

Graduate Students (M.S.) Fouts, Josephine Kim GiďŹ&#x20AC;ord, Cody Lynn Kozil, Anne Scott Stewart, Claire Marie

GP Idea Riley, Amanda Carey

Congratulations

Fall 2016 Graduates Undergraduates Tod Aldrich Austin Armstrong Lacey Bashford Miles Black Nelligan Brown Anders Carlson Annmarie Carlson Emelia Christensen Daniel Christie Andrea Cobb Danielle Cole Alyson Crist Justin Donofrio

Wailana Duenas-Cruz Karla Flemming Amanda Freymuth Abigail Galvin Tiana Graves Rachel Heiderscheidt Brandon Hopper Brittany Jackson Cody Johnson Lauren Karbula Emily Le Hannah LeMoine Kristen Lockie

Marika Lynch Jonathan McHugh Hazel Neithercut Reanna Nelson Holly Nordeck Taylor Smith Rosalba Soto-Vazquez Mitchell Summers Christina Tharp McKayla Thomas Morgan Thomson Bayley Warren Keenan Zeller

Keep in touch

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top trends 2013

Song/Video

Word of the Year

Ylvis “What Does the Fox Say”

“Selfie”

A pair of Norwegian brothers got this ridiculous song stuck in our heads because it seemed to be constantly playing throughout 2013. The video came out in September 2013 and now has over 590 million views as of April 2016. Did we ever actually find out what the fox says?

The Harlem Shake

Admit it: You either made one of these videos, or watched them constantly during 2013. Nobody can resist jumping up and dancing wildly when that beat drops. The video went viral in February 2013. By April, thousands of videos had been uploaded with over 1.21 billion views in total. The song also reached #1 on iTunes.

Miley Cyrus Wrecking Ball Video

You either love her or you hate her, but you can’t deny that Miley Cyrus made quite a statement in 2013. Who can forget the day the Wrecking Ball music video came out and the world saw Miley swinging naked from a giant wrecking ball. If the hair chopping and the VMAs charade didn’t showcase her transformation enough, this video surely did. The video was released in August 2013, and broke the Vevo record for the most views in the first 24 hours with an astonishing 19.3 million views. It also won Video of the Year at the 2014 VMAs and World’s Best Video at the 2014 World Music Awards.

Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook and every other social media app has fueled the selfie phenomenon. Whether you like the high angles or the mirror selfies, chances are you spent a lot of your time in 2013 taking pictures of yourself. According to Samsung, selfies make up 30% of the photos taken by people aged 18–24.

“YOLO”

Ah yes, the acronym you love to hate. YOLO, in case you didn’t know, means You Only Live Once! This motto was popularized in 2013 by the rapper Drake. It sounds cool when he says it, not so much when we say it. The phrase has been overused, but ultimately it has a positive message. People started saying it as a way to remember to live life to the fullest and take chances while you can. However, there was also a lot of criticism that the phrase was promoting reckless behavior.

Moment in History

Dance Craze Twerking

Miley also introduced us to 2013’s most popular dance craze: Twerking. If you don’t know what twerking is, (what cave have you been living in?), it is a sexually provocative dance move where you stick your butt out and shake it all around-it’s all in the hips and the booty. Twerking is popular in hip hop music videos. Miley Cyrus is known for flaunting her twerking skills at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards. Also, the word ‘twerking’ was the runner-up in the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year in 2013.

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Colorado Amendment 64

Colorado Amendment 64. Marijuana became legal in the Mile High state. I’ll be blunt: there is no need to weed through the facts on this one. Just ask your buds! Whether you do it or pot, I mean not, personal use of marijuana became a legal option for those over the age of 21. At first you couldn’t, but now you CANnabis.

Congratulations Class

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Department of Sociology Natasha G. Pratt Julie A. Agnew Jared E. England Rebecca J. Price Derek G. Ahrnsbrak Kellien L. Fetchenhier Payton L. QuistorďŹ&#x20AC; Robert T. Anders Genesis J. Galdean Abby K. Rains Gregory S. Austin Adriana Garcia Kyle E. Ryan Audra Bacon Shaun C. Granmoe Sharlene Salinas Katherine M. Bagnuolo Heather A. Guay Oriana V. Samuel Jordan A. Bain Sheridan N. Hahn Jonathan Schupp Katherine N. Bak-Brevik Morgan E. Harper Casey J. Schwartz Jennifer L. Bean Zenaida S. Herrera Michelle R. Sogge Aundrea A. Berdahl Kaylynn A. Honican Jordan A. Bruning Alexis M. Johnson Mason Lawson H. StiďŹ&#x20AC; Evan H. Surber Samantha M. Bufmack Brennen D. Kaylor Hope E. Swearingen Alexander D. Butrus Asa W. Kennison Mariah L. Taylor Torian R. Carre Quincy C. Lawson Rosalinda E. Casso-O'Hara Riley A. Leming Jaysun D. Usher-Zamora Jordon L. Vaden Ruth Castaneda Sierra Jack T. Lovett Joseph G. Valbert Latham M. Clayton Sulav T. Magar Brandy J. Warnecke Amber Crewse Aubrey P. Martin Jennifer Woods Kyle J. Danielson Jessica L. Miglarese Daniel J. Zimlich Kevin M. Davis Karissa L. Miller Juliane M. Dawson Christian R. Montes Joshua L. Deloach Juan C. Moreno Carissa N. Donahoo Lillian H. Murphy Megan E. Downs Daniel Nwosu Joan E. Ellis Bryan Ohene Gyeni Erin Y. Ems Benjamin J. Pinkelman Lukas R. Engelhaupt Michael J. Porter

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top trends 2014

Word of the Year

Video

“Bae”

Remember when this became a thing? Bae means “before anyone else.” It is a term of endearment that millennials like to call their significant other. In 2014, the word ‘Bae’ was used in 20% of American’s text messages. Will this trend stick around? Who knows what you’ll be calling your boo in the coming years.

“Turnt”

OK, who came up with this one? Here is a word-for-word definition of the word ‘Turnt’ in Urban Dictionary: “The most wonderful feeling in the world. Saught after by the biggest bosses and ballers, it can only be achieved when all 5 senses are stimulated to their fullest extent. The links between these senses cause the human brain to experience supernatural side effects, thus creating, the only way to reach maximum swag.” Well...there you have it. Maximum swag indeed.

Movie

The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Perhaps you still have frostbite from pouring a bucket of ice water on your head in 2014 to raise awareness and funds to find a cure for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). The challenge became a viral phenomenon in summer 2014. More than 17 million people posted ice bucket challenge videos, including thousands of celebrities. These videos wracked up over 10 billion views. It was worth putting ourselves through that for a great cause.

Celebrity

Frozen

Although the movie came out in late 2013, people didn’t stop talking about it and singing the songs for pretty much all of 2014. The icy disney movie filled us with a magical sensation and we can’t seem to let it go. The movie is the ninth highest-grossing film of all time and the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It’s also the highest-grossing Walt Disney Pictures release. It made a whopping $110 million worldwide in its opening weekend.

Hair The Man Bun

You either love them or you hate them. Man buns appeared upon the heads of millions of men in 2014. It’s exactly like it sounds: Men started growing out their hair and pulling it up into a bun. Who knows how or why this trend blew up in 2014, but nevertheless, there was a lot of hair going on that year.

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The Queen herself, Beyonce!

Beyonce ruled the world in 2014. Well, she does that every year, but especially in 2014. After releasing a surprise album in December of 2013, the world couldn’t stop talking about her, listening to her and watching her music videos for all of 2014. Her last album, self-titled Beyonce, was a full audio-visual album that had short films/long-form music videos released with every song. If that isn’t the definition of brilliance, I don’t know what is. The album sold 828,773 copies worldwide in the first three days, making it the fastest-selling album in iTunes history. Plus, there was no prior announcement or promotion for the album before it was released. That just proves that Beyonce is, was, and always will be the queen.

Decoding The Graduation Wardrobe

Bachelor’s Degrees: Gown Black: Traditional Bachelors Degree gown Green: University Honors Program Scholar Gold: Latin Honors Program for Graduates with distinction

Stoles Black: Honors Scholar

Cords Gold: Honors Scholar

Master’s Degrees: Gown: Worn open or closed Sleeves: Oblong; Rear part of oblong shape is square cut, and the front has an arc cut away.

Congratulations 2016 Graduates!

Bachelor of Science ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE & SUSTAINABILITY Antwi, Afua A. Arizaga-Prado, Maritza Carr, Nathaniel R. Cook, Matthew S. Cooper, Courtney C. Funke, Rachel A. Gomez, Camilo A. Gonzalez, Cecil S. Harris, Jake H. Hughes, Lexi J. Leitz, Erik J. Lemire, Brandon M. Mitts, Connor S. Ruppert, Tiara M. Sousa, Andrew K. Stuart, Alexander J. Tilakamonkul, Chanin

FISH,WILDLIFE, AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY Akers, Hayden J. Annis, Megan R. Balkema, Logan C. Bender, Elizabeth A. Bowie, Lauren M. Bowker, Bethany N. Bryniarski, Angela Denman, Matthew L. Dziedzina, Taylor J. Evans, Kyle C. Hink, Alysa J. Hinrichs, Matthew P. Isakson, Lucas K. Johnson, Alyssa N. Keogh, Nicholas H. Ω Kirwan, Nicole Larson, Courtney J. Lynch, Taylor N. Maxon, Kimberly A. McComas, Orion Mills, Pamela J. Much, Rebecca M. Paul, Matthew G. Reidinger, Benjamin R. Rohloﬀ, Ezekiel J. Romero, Beth A. Segade, Kevin L. Trask, Stephanie B. Wherry, Hannah

FOREST & RANGELAND STEWARDSHIP Armesy, Brendan T. Bender, Elizabeth A. Bollinger, Justin J. Brandon, Kyle M. Brown, Casey L. Colby, Jonathon C. Connelly, Michael J. Connor, Dillon T. Cox, Michael A. DeBlois, Laura K. Dudley, Eric M. Eccleston, Alida R. Fahrney, Andrew L. Ω Farrell, Taylor J. Feeback, Jesse R. Foreman, Karli G. Ω Freehling, Alex K. Gunckel, James J. Haas, Troy B. Haire, Quinten O. Hamner, Dylan M. Heaton, Mark P. Herman, Joseph D. Hirtzer, Brian J. James, Trey D. Keller, Carson S. Keogh, Nicholas H. Ω King, Courtney M. Kuntz, Jeremy R. Lestina, Nakayla A. Σ Makens, Jacob D. Mayland, Gary M. McLean, Ryan C. Ψ Mcquaide, Quinn W. Morlind, Christian J. Muskopf, Kristy L. Paul, Matthew G. Randall, Colin J. Reese, Montgomery L. Reese, Montgomery L. Smith, Caley R. Solley, Kevin M. Sondgeroth, Jessica A. Spengler, Thomas C.

Squires, Lee W. Staats, Gabrielle N. Staats, Gabrielle N. Stout, Patrick R. Strom, Thaddeus L. Sugg, Brian A. Taylor, Scott M. Templeton, Daniel M. Thompson, Joseph D. Thorn, Asia S. Thornton, Connor J. Tilton, Katie J. Vinski, Lucas A. Wallace, Shyler R. Wells, Philip M. Wright, Andrew

GEOSCIENCES Al-Jassim, Hadi Kuhr, Mariah L. Lambrecht, Alexander C. Longstreth, Brian R. Parks, Robert R. Rudebusch, Rylan M. Toler, Rachel L.

HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF NATURAL RESOURCES Aslan, Sam V. Bakken, Sarah E. Barry, Breanna J. Beck, Alexander K. Bertagnolli, Chase M. Blodgett, Matthew W. Born, Alexander S. Branco, Armindo J. Brannock, James S. Briqueleur, Jennifer L. Brooker, Sara E. Ω Chavez, Chantel A. Crockett, Emma L. Doehling, Alexandra A. Freeman, Mikayla B. Gomez, Camilo A.

Green, Alyssa M. Hansen, Chase P. Henderson, Nathan A. Holmes, Chelsea A. Howe, Amelia M. Hutson, Dylan S. Krueger, Elisabeth K. Kumar, Kevin Lammert, Casey E. Long, Gillian D. Lucero, Christopher T. Magoon, Carson K. Malcolm, Spencer L. Mas, Zane S. Meyer, Richard P. Miller, Demi S. Moyer, Caitlin R. Nelson, Drew S. Noah, Lillian R. Oliver, Kieran W. Padgitt, Ann Elizabeth O. Pappa, Tanya N. Parker, Jared M. Patrick, Ashton L. Raberge, Adam T. Ritzen, Ethan J. Rogers, Brian P. Scherrer, Samantha Z. Schroeder, Lillian C. Scully, Andrew J. Sjoquist, Naomi T. Stauﬀer, Tyler S. Suhr, Samantha C. Thompson, Jonathan L. Ulfers, Nicholas Q. Weaver, Sara S. Wernert, Kirsten E. Wolf, Benjamin J. Zableckas, Greta

Masters ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE & SUSTAINABILITY

Lim, Alexandra E. Wick, Grant A.

Ph.D.

FISH,WILDLIFE, AND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY

FOREST & RANGELAND STEWARDSHIP

Avila, Brian W. Hayden, Quintana

FOREST & RANGELAND STEWARDSHIP Burrows, Brooke E. Clausen, Michael S. Dittrich, Lucas J. Knuthson, Mason J. Richardson, Emily A. Smith, Sara E. Vaughan, Damon R. Weaver, Adam D.

Ritter, Scott M. Wilmer, Hailey N.

GEOSCIENCES Patterson, Glenn G. Sexstone, Graham A.

HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF NATURAL RESOURCES Harper, Erin E.

GEOSCIENCES Cannan, Catharine E. Kendigelen, Oguzhan

HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF NATURAL RESOURCES Boaman, Morgan C. Bullock, Caitlin S. Duran, Kristen D. Fauver, Brian M. Frickman, Carrie P. Kincheloe, Chelsea A. Lamb, Ashton C. McHenry, Alexandra M. Mitchell, Allison M. Nelson, Alexander F. Noorda, George R. Reid, Travis M. Shikongo, Monika Walker, Sarah E.

Carleton, Tyler J.

Ω - Cum Laude Σ - Magna Cum Laude Ψ - Summa Cuma Laude

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top trends 2015

Song/Video

Viral Trend

Hotline Bling by Drake

Drake taught us some interesting new dance moves in 2015 with his music video for Hotline Bling. Not only did his moves makes us laugh, but it also inspired the funniest memes, gifs and parody videos ever. The video now has almost 700 million views. You know you’ve been trying to copy those drizzy moves in the club.

Left Shark during Katy Perry’s Halftime Show

Poor left shark. He couldn’t get himself together and we all found it so entertaining. In case you have no idea who left shark is, here’s an explanation. Katy Perry performed at the Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show in 2015. She had a beach theme, typical Katy Perry, and there were people dressed as sharks dancing behind her. While the shark on the right was on point dancing along to Teenage Dream, the shark on the left went rogue and was all over the place with his improvised moves. If only that guy knew he was going to become a viral phenomenon.

Hello by Adele

Hello...it’s ADELE. In 2015, she came back onto the music scene and let the world know it by releasing her single, Hello. This song blew up and broke so many records! It was the first song to sell over a million digital copies in a week. The video broke a record by receiving 27.7 million views in 24 hours -- a record previously held by Taylor Swift’s Bad Blood video with 20.1 million views.

Social Trend

Social Media Trend

Netflix and Chill Was the dress White and Gold, or Blue and Black?

Remember that time when someone posted a picture of a dress and everyone lost their minds? Did you see blue and black or white and gold? Are your eyes really deceiving you or is it just a cruel joke? During the first week that the dress appeared, more than 10 million tweets mentioned the dress. Luckily, we all survived #dressgate 2015.

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Only the millennial generation can take a simple and innocent phrase and turn it into something that basically means ‘booty call.’ This generation coined the term ‘hookup culture’ and has completely redefined romantic relationships with the rise of dating apps and websites. With netflix rising in popularity right alongside us, it was only a matter of time before we combined the two.

Post Graduation Alternatives:

Become an adventure guide – Still looking for the opportunity to see the world and experience new and exciting cultures and people? Many college students take up the mantle of adventure guides, as they lead other adventurers up mountains, down caves, and across countries all over the world.

Teach English abroad – Another opportunity that many college graduates seek out is teaching English abroad. English has become the primary language of international trade, and because of that many countries in Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia are in constant demand for English teachers.

Volunteer and work abroad – many international nongovernment organizations like Peace Corps, Red Cross and Global Vision International offer opportunities to help those in need while earning a paycheck and gaining valuable, real-world experience.

Pursue your passion – Have a passion for photography? Love woodworking? Seek out professionals who are looking for apprentices and assistants, or teach yourself a skill or hobby that you have always been interested in. Now is the time to embrace those passions that you may not have time for once you start your own career.

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CONGRATULATES

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS ur o o t s n o i t a Congratul

OUR NEWEST

SECOND LIEUTENANT

Graham M. Wiley

6 1 0 2 L L FA ! Graduates

Adams, Brooks J.—General Math Alkhonaizi, Fatimah N. (Minor) Alvin, Jared J. (Minor) Ambrosich, Matthew T.—Applied Math Benedict, Noah C. (Minor) Bratschun, Erika E. (Minor) Buss, Conrad J. (Minor) Carr, Daniel R.—Math Education Chi, Binlin (Minor) Croteau, Daniele T. (Minor) Day, Alexander D.—General Math De Araujo, Kyle P.—Applied Math

Dehne, Kristian A. (Minor) Fini, Gabrielle M.—Actuarial Sciences Frauenhoff, Zachary K. (Minor) Greene, Ryan J. (Minor) Herman, Jake W. (Minor) Hu, Xuehao (Minor) Huffman, Jon D.—General Math Jaszai, Brittany J.—Actuarial Sciences Kuemmerle, Charles M.—Applied Math Long, Xueting (Minor) Maley, Austin T.—General Math Masters, Mackenzie D. (Minor)

Miller, Bryce G.—General Math Miller, Samuel E.—Applied Math Obuch, John R.—Applied Math Qiu, Ruotao—Statistics Roselius, Maxwell L. (Minor) Ryzhkov, Igor (Minor) Shatila, Sarah-Dana H. (Minor) Smith, Katelyn M. (Minor) Torain, Isaiah S. (Minor) Trujeque, Damien M. (Minor) Voyles, Meredith K. (Minor) Welton-Kubeczko, Jacob J.—General Math

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Congratulations Fall 2016 Grads! Taylor Farrell Shane Milligan Abby Rains Kyle Ryan Ellie Wezensky

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Jonathan Allen Megan Annis Alex Arne Kirsten Asher Jesse Bain Micha Bennett Bailey Blythe Danielle Brehm Sara Brooker Gabriel Brull Nikki Buhrdorf Erin Chavet Rebecca Cohen Perez Dakota Coloroso Daniele Croteau Kacee Fiddes Gabrielle Fini Zachary Frauenhoff Lucas Gintner Sarah Groenwald Elizabeth Hale

Madison Harman Melissa Headley Rachel Heiderscheidt Sydney Herman Taylor Hiebert Marin Jacobson Erik Johnson Michelle Kaplan Molly Langeberg Kory Markel Kayla Mees Carl Meyer Caroline Michael Delaney Miller Katelyn Miller Brock Mrofcza Reanna Nelson Esther (Hui) Ouyang Emily Owen Gabrielle Pajak Courtney Park

Hayley Park Katherine Parker Emily Pipkin Emma Pray Belle Raab Dominique Ramirez Brianna Ray Morgan Reese Alexandra Roach Emily Robitschek Callie Rogers Igor Ryzhkov Lauren Scott Sarah-Dana Shatila Alexis Shinn Isabella Ward Mason Weiss Kayla Wong Jessica Zanon

The Department Of Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Congratulates Their 2016 Graduates and Candidates Summer 2016 Graduates M.S. Graduates Aaron Bilbao Philip Gasser

Ph.D. Graduate Aaron Nelson Tao Wang

B.S. Graduates Dawn Hajdu Daniel Mallal Aliyah Meridy

Fall 2016 Canidates

M.S. Candidates Evan Beyers

Ph.D. Candidates Nouf Alafaleq Sha Li Matthew Scholfield

B.S. Candidates

Joshua Detwiler Kayla Kruit 3 Nicholas McGlashen Daniel Peacock 3 Alexandra Roach Damien Trujeque

Madalyn Frawley Arthur Lyon 3 Zachary Overturf Dominique Ramirez Emily Robitschek 2

Minor In Biochemistry Adrian Quicke 2

1 = Graduating Cum Laude 2 = Graduating Magna Cum Laude 3=Interdisciplinary Minor in Molecular Biology

CSU Fight Song Fight on you stalwart Ram Team, On to the goal! Tear the (Opponentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s) line asunder, As down the field we thunder. Knights of the green and gold, Fight on with all your might! Fight on you stalwart Ram Team, Fight! Fight! Fight! GO RAMS!

Show your pride as a CSU Alum by wearing your Forever Green Shirt to a game!

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The Department of Political Science would like to congratulate our Fall 2016 Graduates

CSU ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Colorado State. Memories are everlasting of this place so great! May thy Green and Gold unite us, loyal ever be. Colorado State, our Alma Mater, hail all hail, to thee.

Congratulations to our Fall 2016 Cell & Molecular Biology Graduates!

Srinivasa Boddeda

Alex Pyuen

John C. Fitts

Kate RockenBach

Ph.D.

Melissa Edwards Christopher Van Horn

Foreign Languages & Literatures Congratulations and Best Wishes to our Fall 2016 Graduates

Bachelor of Arts in Languages, Literatures, and Cultures: French Concentration

German Concentration

Rebecca L. Martinson Jacquelyn S. Strom

Alexandra M. Koruna

Spanish Concentration Robert M. Bernhart Dakota J. Coloroso Jose P. Corral Karen Cosio William M. Davis Annalise C. Decker Maria D. Delgadillo Joan E. Ellis Janelle R. Fish

Benjamin P. Goodwin Mariah H. Henderson Petr Holubar Joshua P. Horner Samantha C. Moser Elizabeth Nunez-Galarza Alan I. Rosales Garcia Kayla M. Sargent Michael T. Stein

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Undergraduates: John J. Allen Alexander J. Baldwin Jordan K. Belew Brooke M. Benson Rachel B. Blythe Joao Filipe H. Campos Chantal M. Chicoine Latham M. Clayton Amber Crewse Riley A. Davis William M. Davis Kathryn E. Dorsey Daniel T. Doryland Nicholas W. Eisterer Golden O. Ekeanyanwu Anthony J. Erickson Madison E. Gruber Sarah Hamrick Duane M. Hansen Dallas M. Head Mariah H. Henderson Mitch E. Hughes

Hayden E. Hunt Cody C. Johnson Clayton J. King Alexandra M. Koruna Quincy C. Lawson Ashley N. Lloyd Monique A. Long Christa Makousky Jordan P. May Thomas C. Miltenberger Jonathon M. Nagel Anmol Nuggehalli Elizabeth Nunez-Galarza Katie L. O'Dell Samuel D. Ogden Eric A. Osterberg Gino F. Parisi Kyle G. Parsons William E. Peiker Gabriella M. Perkins Kelly M. Perry Mary C. Peterson Ian M. Prendergast Payton L. Quistorff

Zachary S. Rhoades DeVante W. Roberts Emily D. Russell Kyle E. Ryan Andrew W. Saetveit Jerel M. Sangster Sawyer S. Scherbenske Guy D. Schlachter Patrick J. Sheehy Samantha M. Slenker Jeremy C. Stephens Julia R. Sunny Emily C. Talbot Bernal Miguel Tapia Chanin Tilakamonkul Beatriz S. Urrutia Kohlman M. Webb Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s: Trevor C. Abeyta William A. Gregg Penny S. Thomas

THE DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY CONGRATULATES OUR FALL 2016 GRADUATES! Bauer-Martinez, Seth Cotter, Ashley Cousins, Justin Dilisio, James Draper, Luke Early, Kala Elkady, Mahmoud Handgen, Paige

Harman, Madison Heberlein, Nathan Jenkins, Oliver Kitting, Hannah Lin, Tin Ya MacKay, Rebecca Nelson, Sarah Pearson, Caitlyn Plauche, Jo Beth Thurlow, Lee

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top trends 2016

Movie/TV

Word of the Year “Lit”

Lit has several different meanings, in different contexts. It can mean “intoxicated” (especially with weed, though plain old beer will work too). It can mean “excited” (possibly “sexually excited” in one of the above examples). And while I’ve never heard it used in such a sense, I suspect it can mean “angry” as well. And likely several others. And of course there are the dictionary meanings: “set afire” (“Frank lit the candle”) or “alighted” (“the bird lit on the wire”).

Internet Stranger Things

By far the biggest series was “Stranger Things.” The 80s era horror-fiction follows three children who meet a super powered girl named Eleven who helps them on their search for their missing friend Mike. The 80s called, they want their TV back.

Harry Potter

With a new play “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” and a prequel “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” released at the end of the year, Harry Potter was back at the forefront of people’s attention. Many are excited for the new movie series which was announces after the success of “Fantastic Beasts.”

The Walking Dead

Although the comic-based zombie ridden series is in its seventh season, none of which have been shy of success, the death of a major character, Glenn, and other major conflicts in the show caused it to be all the talk of social media every time it aired on television.

Kermit the Frog

The green muppet first took over 2016 at the beginning of the year with the “but that’s none of my business” meme which featured Kermit the Frog sipping on a cup of tea and looking away from the camera. At the end of 2016, before the tea Kermit meme even had time to fade away, the “dark Kermit” meme was seen in every other social media post. It featured Kermit the frog talking to another Kermit the frog, but this one is wearing a black hood over its eyes and encourages other Kermit to do things that he shouldn’t.

Music Beyonce

When Beyonce dropped her new single at the Superbowl Halftime show and then announced a tour for her new album during a commercial, the internet went insane. Beyonce fans, old and new, could not contain their excitement that Queen Bey had new material for them to love. Her album “Lemonade” and its singles went on to be nominated for nine Grammy awards.

Kanye West

Kanye West had a very eventful 2016 to say the least. With a new album, a few hit singles, a sold out tour that he then cancelled before it ended, the announcement of a run for president in 2020, constant talk and scrutiny in the media, eight Grammy nominations and so much more, it is easy to see why Kanye West was the talk of 2016.

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Harambe

When the Cincinnati Zoo gorilla names Harambe was killed when a little boy fell into his living area, the internet couldn’t help but make fun of the people who were distraught over his death, and it turned into the biggest meme of 2016. At one point, it seemed as though you couldn’t go 10 minutes without hearing some mention of “rest in peace, Harambe.”

The Center for Advising and Student Achievement congratulates the following students on their Fall 2016 commencement. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re proud of all your accomplishments! Students may be past participants of the Key Communities, the Transfer Learning Comminity, participants in a Pre-Health Professions Club, the Fostering Success Program, recipients of the Daniels Fund, First Generation award, Puksta Scholarship or Reisher Scholarship, and/or staff of the Center for Advising and Student Achievement.

Tobi Adedeji Jordan Belew Paula Bonilla Alex Brena Shelby Brier Nikki Buhrdorf Jasmine Crane Emily Drake Carrie Fredrickson Ben Fuller Genesis Galdean Adan Garcia Eric Garcia- Trujillo Cody Gifford Michael Haskin

Zenaida Herrera Anna Insy Savannah Karn Emily Kenney Ryan Krammes Jaelyn Manzanares Carlos Modesto Caitlin Moyer Jared Parker Jacqueline Sosa Rosalba Soto-Vazquez Mikhail Talley Jay Usher-Zamora Kohl Webb Jackie Wu

Congratulations 2016 Graduates! The Department of Geosciences would like to congratulate our Fall 2016 graduating seniors:

Geology Major Students

Hadi Al-Jassim

Brian Longstreth

Mariah Kuhr

Rylan Rudebusch

Alexander Lambrecht

Rachel Toler

Geology Minor Students Erik Leitz Brandon Lemire Robert Parks

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gift to yourself The Perfect Graduation Gift

Preparing to live on your own after graduation can be a scary thought. You’ve spent the last four years pretending to be an adult, now it’s time to put your practice to the test. As commencement approaches it is important to be proud of this huge goal you have accomplished. Pick out a gift for your new life that will remind you of your success.

Something for your home after college

Something to use in your new work world

A frame for your well-earned diploma

Plan a graduation trip for yourself and others

Find a fun how-to book

Treat yourself to a new, mature household object. Pick out some cool house plants and test your green thumb, or maybe a new set of knives to sharpen up your cooking skills.

Maybe it’s time to retire your old CSU gear and pick out something fancy for your career pursuit. A new mousepad, briefcase, pen, laptop or even a laptop case to replace the one you plastered in stickers.

After four plus years of hard work and thousands paid in tuition, you owe it to yourself to frame your diploma.

Everyone talks about the traveling they want to do after graduation, but life can start harder and faster than expected, and traveling might fall to the bottom of your to-do list. Make this summer count and plan a graduation trip with friends.

Pick a new hobby to pursue in your life after graduation. Finding the pleasure in simple activities can help distract from the stress of figuring out life.

Build a photo album

A personalized class ring

Luggage

Business Cards

A Massage

Print out pictures from some of your favorite college memories and store them in an album. Losing electronically saved photos over time is easy to do.

For those of us who missed out on high school class rings, here’s a second chance. If you have one from high school, retire it and personalize a new one to remind you of the college days.

Picking out a new duffle or suitcase can seem like an unnecessary, overpriced decision. But think of all the adventures you’ll be going on as a graduate…you’ll need something stylish and solid.

If you already have business cards, print some new ones. Might as well find a sleek, new design for your job hunt.

After surviving finals week alone you deserve a massage, much less surviving four years at a university.

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CONGRATULATIONS ROCKY MOUNTAIN

GRADUATES

College Ave: Alexa Phillips CSU Life: Ryan Whitney Collegian Ad Staff: Nick Montalbano Creative Services: Anders Carlson, Wailana Cruz KCSU: Taz Arguello, Adam Dillon, Collin Felix, Micah Haddix, Robert Huibergtse, Nisty Tharp Bloggers: Courtney Fromm, Nataleah Small CTV: Aislyn Corillo, Courtney Fromm Newsroom: Nathan Kaplan Street Team/Distribution: Courtney King

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The College of Business Congratulates our Fall 2016 Graduates Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and the Master of Accountancy, Master of Computer Information Systems, Master of Management Practice, Master of Business Administration, and the Master of Business Administration-Global, Social and Sustainable Enterprise Specialization Degrees

Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree

Master of Accountancy Alexander W. Cabrall Adam B. Crawford Kaylyn R. Duff Barbara J. Gustison William M. Osius Kaihua Wu Xianqin Zeng

Master of Computer Information Systems Jungwon Aldinger Janice M. Allen Aman Arora Qichang Bao Adam C. Barnhart

Vikas Bhardwaj Gregory L. Boles Nicole C. Budzinak Kenneth H. Carpenter Bingyang Dou Gregory Eslick Kyle J. Fabatz Darci R. Hathaway Zachary M. Heshelman Nicholas J. Hoyle Mark R. Johnson Simran Juneja Karan Sarjerao Khot Michael F. Morrison Venkata Bhavani Phanindra Varma Sagiraju

Niraj Nitin Shah Russell L. Stanford John M. Walker Prachi R. Zirape

Master of Business Administration Alex J. Anderson Amar J. Arias Farishta Asmaty Austin W. Bell Bo A. Blodgett Maria Boodoo Sean D. Borris Danny F. Colodro Cespedes

Gwendolyn L. Corner Kristopher Crawford Ambrie J. Darley Alyse K. Daunis Javier E. Echeverria Diaz Brett S. Ellison Shorouk E. Elmahdy Labeat Fejza Hisashi Fujii Venera Fusha Justin L. Galimore Sharise N. Garland Emma R. Giloth Samuel T. Goldman Robin-Alana K. Heath

Santiago Herrera Triana Kenny A. Hilaire Brie A. Joseph Bishal C. Kafle David R. Marchant Raffi Megerdichian Ali Hasan S. Mohamed Jacek Orzol Dung V. Pham Senna Saraswati Nicholas C. Schroeder Sovan Srun Melissa M. Stevens Subramanian Subramanian

Xiang Yu Xiaoyue Sun Shuai Zhuang Sarah H. Swift Camila R. Trolezi Thomas C. Van Eaton William Arthur Werner Karuna K. Yarlagadda

Master of Management Practice Roy W. Cook Kimberly D. Mashek Jincheng Yang

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Accounting

Maria T. Alcorn Robert T. Anders Lauren M. Bertron Benjamin J. Bogenschuetz Kristy L. Brown * Gabriel A. Brull ** Emily A. Decker Paul D. Douglas Scott S. Goldstein Sydney L. Herman ** Marissa J. Kellner Austin J. Kirkpatrick * Muhammad Arif B. Mansor Rosalba Marquez Higgins Kayla R. Mees Matthew R. Penhale Ryan L. Perich Mary C. Peterson ** Megan N. Richardson Brooke D. Stegeman Sean R. Stetson John C. Sturgeon Melissa M. Tamez Patrick G. Thai * Emily M. Timroth Marisela Vega James R. Wagner Sydney D. Weyerman Yuteng Yang Yiwan Zhang

Computer Information Systems

Haidar H. Alhashem Owen J. Barnett Sumner C. Erhard Zachary K. Frauenhoff Nathaniel F. Hartman Gabrielle N. Henery Luke L. Jacobsen Kevin P. Johnson Daniel E. Joza Vinh H. Nguyen Keana R. Reyes Carlos M. Seminario Preston B. Valls Yiuchi L. Wu

Finance & Real Estate

Khomail H. Alabbas Juan C. Baca Arreola Justin R. Barela Aaron N. Barnes Linamaria Baron Ryan P. Betts Rachel A. Branson * Troy R. Bryan Lee W. Butler Binlin Chi * Satchel K. Coburn Nathaniel T. Corrado Megan Dingley Ronald S. Dukes John M. Eberle

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Erin Y. Ems David E. Engel Caroline H. Gates Tyler J. Hentges Aina Hernandez I Soler Laia Hernandez I Soler Brian T. Jones Kenneth E. Kirkpatrick Ryan L. Kramer Kevin M. Kudra Matthew W. Laboda Libin Li Xueting Long Reis M. Lubitz Matthew J. Offutt * Joshua T. O'Shea Hui Ouyang Kelsea A. Reinhard Cameron M. Sandoval Paul M. Slunaker Bat R. Taniguchi Gerard R. Thomas Alejandro S. Velasquez Cheng Wang Eric A. White Huaxi Wu Yuanning Xiu

Human Resources Management, Organization and Innovation Management and

Supply Chain Management Concentrations

Jennifer L. Bean Scott H. Brewster Cassandra D. Brozek Rebecca I. Cohen Perez Matthew C. Comerford Ryan C. Ethridge Yongzhen Fang Kacee L. Fiddes Caroline L. Fitzhugh Christopher N. Fuller Clara D. Gilliam Alexis B. Gomez Cameron G. GrandPre Kess A. Hirsheimer Jesse C. Holzmer Britannia L. Horn Christopher J. Hruby Steven E. Jones Alex Kadesky Alexandra G. Kirschbaum Louise A. Kline Marina A. Kotula Nathan J. Kreikemeier Scott A. Leclerc Jacob A. Lieber Kelly A. Logan Emily N. Lozinski Carson K. Magoon Christopher M. McDonald Miles B. Mercer Katelyn A. Miller

Robert F. Moreno Jamie K. Moyer Zachari S. Patterson Amanda M. Perri Taylor M. Poudrier Rebecca J. Price Belle L. Raab ** Jordan R. Richard Mackayla J. Schadegg Graham K. Schwab Lauren G. Scott * Ashley L. Todd Michael A. Warbiany Thomas R. Woodbury Jing Zhang

Marketing

Amy R. Ackerman Kendall J. Begier Ryan S. Bennett Lauren K. Boothe Christopher A. Bruzek John D. assell Jenny Cheung William M. Davis Ashley N. Ewing Marie C. Flinn Michael C. Harpell Rachel J. Hartman Hanna Hickert Meghan C. Higgins Michelle L. Kaplan * Clare R. Keating Evan M. Kiesow

Anna M. Koehn Andrea O. Lewis Owen C. Limarta Katherine J. Lynch Nicholas J. Marion Cameron E. McCourt Alyssa M. McMahon Alexander E. Munch Jade K. Ng Luke L. Niccolls Kai M. Olson Josiah Orrison Matthew P. Saunders Callie M. Shea Sebastian M. Solis Jessica K. Spray Brady A. Tellis Jamie A. Wilson Daniel J. Kappes Emma K. Lang Malik H. Mardini Stephen L. Mitchell Aaron G. Morales Aja R. Palomino Timothy D. Potter Andrea R. Romero Todd P. Schneider Sarah E. Short Hannah E. Tolson Grant N. Vanhoose Kevin T. Ziegler

Summa Cum Laude *** Magna Cum Laude ** Cum Laude *

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