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Tuesday | April 6, 2021 | Volume 94 | Issue 49

AUBREE ECKHARDT | The Signpost

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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pg 4-21: Graduate names

pg 31: Latinx Graduation

Spanish Translation

pg 22: Tassel colors

pg 33: Highlight on commencement speaker

pg 24: My plan is having no plan — Opinion

pg 34: Highlight on commentment spearker

pg 26: What is grit? — Opinion

Spanish Translation

pg 28: DNP students

pg 36: Fears after graduation

pg 30: Latinx Graduation

pg 38: Rodrigue Kissou

AUBREE ECKHARDT | The Signpost

pg 3: Graduation time & ceremony

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By LUCAS MOORE Reporter

This year’s spring commencement will be underway April 29 and 30 and May 1.

Tickets will become available on April 26 on the online Weber State ticket office. Graduates are allowed one graduate ticket and only two guest tickets because of the guest limit this time around. Once a ticket is purchased, attendees will be assigned a seat, and everyone will be socially distanced.

The main commencement program will take place April 29 at 7 p.m. at the Stewart Stadium; it will be moved to the Dee Events Center if the weather is inclement. It will also be live-streamed for those who may not be able to attend in person.

The program will begin with President

By MATIAS PEDREIRA Translator

By LUCAS MOORE Reporter

La Ceremonia de Graduación de la primavera de este año serán los días 29 de abril, 30 y el 1 de mayo. Los boletos estarán disponibles el 26 de abril en la oficina de boletos en línea de Weber State.

A los graduados se les permite un boleto para sí mísmos y dos boletos de invitado, existirá un límite de invitados. Una vez que se compra un boleto, se le asigna un asiento y todos deberán mantener el distanciamento social como es ya habitual.

El programa principal de graduación se llevará a cabo el 29 de abril a las 7 p.m en el Stewart Stadium, se trasladará al centro de eventos de Dee en caso de inclemencia del clima. También se transmitirá en vivo para aquellos que no puedan asistir.

Brad Mortensen welcoming everyone and making his remarks to the graduating class. There will also be a student graduate speaker presenting a speech and some comments about his or her experience.

There will not be a lineup of graduates due to CDC restrictions.

At the main commencement program, the Chair of Weber State University’s Board of Trustees, Nolan Karras, will be announcing the three honorary doctorate degrees and the University Provost, Ravi Krovi, will be announcing the Brady Presidential Distinguished Professors Awards to honor two extraordinary professors.

College convocations will be held on the following days, April 30 and May 1. These ceremonies are held at the Stewart Sta-

dium as well and are smaller in size. The Dean of Students, Jeffrey Hurst, will speak and give some comments about the graduates. These ceremonies will also be livestreamed for people watching off campus.

Convocations will be held as listed below: April 30: 9 a.m. for the Moyes College of Education; 11 a.m. for the Integrated Studies graduates from the Browning Center; 1 p.m. for the College of Engineering; 4 p.m. for the Lindquist College of Arts and Humanities; 5 p.m. for the ROTC Browning Center graduates and 7 p.m. for the College of Science.

May 1: 9 a.m. for the Dumke College of Health

Professions;1 p.m. for the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences; 4 p.m. for the Goddard School of Business and 7 p.m. for the general studies students.

Becky Thompson, university event manager and commencement committee chair, explained that this graduation is going to be different from the one held in the fall.

With fewer restrictions being enforced to the agenda of the ceremonies, she added, “The changes that we are implementing are so that we are compliant with our CDC guidelines and COVID task force.”

El programa continuará mientras el presidente Brad Mortensen les da la bienvenida a todos y hace sus comentarios para la clase de graduados. También habrá un estudiante graduado orador que presentará un discurso y algunos comentarios sobre su experiencia. No habrá una lista de graduados debido a las restricciones impuestas por CDC. También en el programa principal de graduación, el presidente de la Junta de Síndicos de Weber State University, Nolan Karras, anunciará los tres doctorados honorarios y el rector de la universidad, Ravi Krovi, anunciará los premios Brady Presidential Distinguished Professors para honrar a dos profesores extraordinarios. .

Las convocatorias universitarias se llevarán a cabo los días siguientes, el 30 de abril y el 1 de mayo. Estas ceremonias también se llevarán a cabo en el Stewart Stadium y son de menor tamaño. El Decano de Estudiantes, Jeffrey Hurst, hablará y

hará algunos comentarios sobre los graduados y las ceremonias también serán transmitidas en vivo para las personas que no puedan asistir.

Las convocatorias se llevarán a cabo como se indica a continuación: 30 de abril a las 9 am para el Moyes College of Education, 11 am para los graduados de Estudios Integrados del Browning Center, 1 pm para el College of Engineering, 4 pm para el Lindquist College of Arts and Humanities, 5 pm para los graduados del ROTC Browning Center y 7 pm para la Facultad de Ciencias.

1 de mayo, 9 a. m. para el Dumke College of Health Professions, 1 p. m. para el College of Social & Behavioral Science, 4 p. m. para Goddard School of Business y 7 p. m. para Estudios Generales.

Becky Thompson, gerente de eventos de la universidad y presidente del Comité de Graduación, explicó que esta graduación será diferente a la que se llevó a cabo en

el otoño. Esta tendrá muy pocas restricciones que se aplican a la agenda de las ceremonias, “Los cambios que estamos implementando son para que cumplamos con las pautas del CDC y del nuestro grupo de trabajo covid” agregó.

Para obtener más información sobre las ceremonias de graduación y convocatoria, consulte la sección de graduación del sitio web de la universidad.

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TELITHA E. LINDQUIST COLLEGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES

MASTER OF ARTS IN ENGLISH Benzley, Sawyr D Brown, Nicolle T Cureton, Daniel Fuhriman, Sherilyn Guy, Erin A Henriquez De Benson, Francia Rocio Jabr, Hana MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION Auger, Anna Mausami Bone, Kamille Carroll Crandall, Daniel Hardy, Casey Beth Hulse, Emily Grace Lund, Shauna McMillan, Heather Neal, Jennifer Inez Rasmussen, Bethany A Tonks, Melinda Nicole Washburn, Taylor Lynne Whitfield, Mitchell David Wixom, Tosha T Zubar, Oleksandra

Communication/Interpersonal & Family Communication Montgomery, McKena Mae Communication/Multimedia Journalism Gallegos, Dalton Eric Communication/Organizational Communication Lee, Weston Brian Moyes, Grayson William Wallentine, Caralee Communication/Public Relations & Advertising Dawson, Brittney Ellen Oyama, Callie Reyes-Martinez, Michael A

Bowman, Rebekah Brewer, Breanna Michelle Burke, Trevor Matthew Clarke, William Nathan Dewsnup, Nathaniel Henry Favero, Benjamin Bryce Gates, Samuel George, Brianna M. Harmison, Dillon Reed Higginbotham, Leah Anne Jackson, Cameron LaFazia, James Miller, Ambri Paige Nolen, Megan Paige Prevo, Felicia Wilson Simmons, Melissa Paige Smith, Nevan Tye

Dance Bliss, Zachary Scot Gray, Jaycelin Lloyd, Ronny C

English Teaching Allen, Samantha Anne Kaiser, Kayla E Robison, Ellie Elizabeth Ryan, Shayla Elizabeth Sagers, Kaitlyn C.

Dance Education Love, Sloane Hannah Peralez, Emily Ruth

French Pardo-Munoz, Carlos Winn, Clayton C French Commercial Emphasis Layton, Landon Dean

Communication/Civic Advocacy Wingert, Taylour Louise

English Benson, Lacie Elizabeth Christofferson, MacKyra Tuck Davis, Amy J Diaz Santos, Karla X Flinders, Brandon Hancey, Brittney Ann Jensen, Melissa Martin Kephart, Tessa Ann Lewis, Olivia A Madsen, Tanya Miller, Joshua Conrad Molina Guillen, Jacquelin Ross, Ryan Parry Shaw, Katelyn Tyler, Hollye Vigil, Katie Louise

Communication/Digital Media Jackson, Cameron Kilgore, Brooklynn M Teramoto, Spencer K

English/Creative Writing Albretsen, Brooke Denan Anguiano, Braden Max Barnes, Toban Glen

Graduate Certificate Rhetoric and Writing Studies Brown, Nicolle T Guy, Erin A BACHELOR OF ARTS Art Education Flitton, Megan Elyse Killion, Dani’el Navarro, Adriana Art/General Bennett, Marta N Fernandez, Isabelle Angelina

Santy, Kelci Anne Winn, Kali Mari Spanish Bentall, Daniel James Blackley, Brady Ryan Burrell, Carston Joel Cedeno, Marty Nicole Gibbons, Tatiana Elizabeth Hansen, Treven Ben Housley, Garrett Earl Lucas, Jonathan Pace, Tyson Bradley Parkinson, Mitch John Place, Audra Lyn Reed, Robyn Boyd Rock, Jaren Ellis Steed, Conner David Stephens, Shannon Spanish Commercial Emphasis Graham, Nicholas I Oseguera, Ingrid E Pace, Braely Whitear Spanish Teaching Bartlome, Zachary LaMar Cook, Jonathan V Jorgensen, Veronica Toyn, Blake Howard Spanish Translation Broderick, Michelle Louise** Johnson, Madison Naoko Milla, Arturo

Music Chantry, Jonathan David Martineau, Jordan Mitchell, Matthew Scott Topham, Sean Musical Theatre Clarke, Christian David Davis, Peyton Michael Gray, Gabriela Hekking, Sarah Morgan Romero, RoseMary Tedrick, McKenna Kylie Wang, Yu-Cheng

Theatre Arts Lockwood, Kierian Alexandria Mcknight, Ashley Toomer, Melissa Layne Theatre Arts Teaching Vuki, Jacqueline BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Art Education Hoffman, Hannah Christine Merrill, Lexus Marie

Professional & Technical Writing Arroyo, Uintah Marie Duncan, Saxxon Jolley, Nicol Leigh Nowlin, Faith Elizabeth

Art/Photography Akili, Crystal Tendaji

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Music Education/Choral Brunker, James D Clayton, Elizabeth Willey*** Compas, Emmalee Ashby Lunt, Spencer Willis

Art/Three Dimensional Pendleton, Tyson D Rees, Morgan Ashley Art/Two Dimensional Marchant, Derrick McCroby, Rebecca Mitchell, Abbie Marie Udink, Ginger

Music Education/Instrumental Larson, Kyle James Richardson, Cara Elise

Graphic Design Dallimore, Molly Sherrie Eckhardt, Aubree Charie Eggerman, Kyler Ferrin, Kelsey J Martinez, Rosa Osmond, McKenna Diane Rickards, Alexandra Elaine Swapp, Gabriela Maria Tomlinson, Brendon Christopher Velasquez, Alyssa Lynn West, Bronson Jeffrey White, Joshua Behunin BACHELOR OF MUSIC Instrumental Performance Mott, Ryan Lee Parkin, Vanessa Jane Tenreiro, Stephen Alfonso** Keyboard Pedagogy Neil, Hannah Rose Keyboard Performance Broadbent, Brigitta Caelan Jones, Savannah Rae Neuenschwander, Laurissa Wallin Stringed Instrument Pedagogy Zaugg, Natalie Dawn Vocal Pedagogy Bowden, Kiera Alysse Litster, Hannah Ruth Vocal Performance Bell, Brookelyn Anne Snarr, Karen Alisa BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Communication/Civic Advocacy Torman, Amy Communication/Digital Media Bosshardt, Ethan Christian Grammer, Joseph J LaFazia, Jeremiah Johnnie Nevarez, Fernando Petersen, Tyler Jeffrey Shuman, Chelsey Lynne Communication/Interpersonal & Family Communication Anderson, Allyse Kay Dingman, Tyler Felicity Giokas, Deanna Emilia Harris, Emma Elizabeth Jolin, Shane Alexander Khan, Malka Merrill, Lincoln Call Olson, Whitney Peterson, Mary K Redford, Brent J Sommer, Maren Wright, Daniel James Communication/Multimedia Journalism Griffith, William Landin Haslam, Tyler James King, Kierstynn Michelle Lucas, Raymond Lamont Nunez, Kainoa Joaquin Ikaika Wilber, Deborah Lee Communication/Organizational Communication Black, Casey Call, Denise Gerritsen, Alexanderia Kay

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Winborg, JaCoy Noel

Thompson, Drake Marcus

Communication/Public Relations & Advertising Avalos, Jessica Lizette Bailey, Olivia Bennion, Shawn Lyle Burgener, Gerrison Tyler Calandra, Caylee Tegyn Coy, Caitlyn Cragun, Kiersten Nicole Dreher, Kayla Marie Fairclough, Sydney A. Ferney, Benjamin Don Fochtman, Ellie Jane Goff, Jeni Grubb, Emily Amanda Lawhead Himmer, Cristopher L Keahey, Mitchell William Robbins, Madison Lara Stevens, Shaylee Marie

Spanish Barnett, Madison Bos, Katelyn A Cheney, Grayce Dawson, Brittney Ellen Ferrin, Jace Richard Hernandez, Jasmine Karina Hilton, Spencer M Kohler, Nataly Lara, Natasha Elle Olsen, Hannah Probert, Caden Steenblik, Brandon James Truman, Tali Murdock Vandenberg, Lonny Nicholas Technical Theatre Lockwood, Kierian Alexandria ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Communication Anderson, Jessica Suzanne Dykster, Kennedy Paige Gossett, Logan Charles Gowans, Audrey Caryn King, Kierstynn Michelle

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS American Sign Language Cluff, Cassidy J Moffett, Mia R Nelson, Aaron James Streadbeck, Amelia VanderMeyden, Emma

Technical Theatre Porter, Marley

Art Stokes, Amy Catherine Waite, Kaija Brynn

Workplace Communication & Writing Clift, Steven A

Chinese Bond, Brightyn S Fietek, Kyle Jerome, Sariyah Star Pingree, Cody

CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Chinese Johnson, Brandon Francis French Allen, Samantha Elise

Digital Media Production Kilgore, Brooklynn M

Japanese Sheehan, Heather Leigh

English Hatch, Brandon Ryan French Haro, Jessica Anastasia

Professional & Technical Writing Prevo, Felicia Wilson Redford, Brent J

German Pardon, Georgia Louise

Spanish Lara, Natasha Elle

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Tenreiro, Stephen Alfonso JERRY & VICKIE MOYES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

MASTER OF EDUCATION Alexander, Bret Keith Anderson, Cameron J Anderson, Megan Bazaes, George Alexander Call, Jamie L Carroll, Brittany A Funk, Crystal Brooke Hernández, Andrea Stephanie Johnson, Kenneth Nero, Phattia Kalina Areal O’Donnell, Laura Marie Otterstrom, Amanda Montague Seefried, Sara GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Elementary Teaching Barker, Jeffrey Scott Grimshaw, Broderick T London, Rebecca Middaugh, Kimberly Shay Paxman, Jennifer Phillips, Megan Simons, Marti Leigh Stanger, Paul Winn Stone, Kristen L Secondary Teaching Bratton, Joshua Ring Fetherston, Sean William Gathro, Tyler Corbett Huffman, Matthew James Isom, Shelby Lynne Lim, Chen Lian Michaelsen, Colton Walter Siegel, Kevin Gregory Wycherley, Nicole Swander BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Early Childhood Doxey, Wendy Killam, Ashley Marie Adan Rasmussen, Carrie Nicole Early Childhood Education Dye, Makayla Nicole

Ledford, Kira Martinez, Aeriel Rimmasch, Emily Wilkinson, Josie Phipps

Jones, Marquis Oshea Leqakowailutu, Norman Ludwig, Anthony Fujio Mitchell, Griffen Perkins, Joshua Ryan Ponk, Kayleigh Ornella Price, Makensie Ann Rainey, Luanne Rodriguez, Adam Raul Strack, Tuff Chancey Thomas, Haley Marie Wight, Katelin Julie

Elementary Education Burt, Jennifer L Coles, Megan McKenzie Cooper, Cora Lynn Delgadillo, Lidia Jamilette Delgado, Nadina Daystar Dickinson, Abigail Dye, Makayla Nicole Edgington, Kristy Evans, Michael Ross Frandsen, Shaelyn Fern Gardner, McKayla Woods Hagelberg, Crystal Holbrook, Carli Hubbard, Sydney Brooke Koryta, Ellen Bailey Ledford, Kira Lloyd, Sierra Ward Mangum, Jocelyn Mason, Cole Gallego McQuilling, Kelly Olsen, Rachel Lyn Ortega, Ariel Alexandra Peterson, Lydia May Porter, Rochelle Rackham, Arianna Smith, Shaylynn Marie Snoke, Ashley Brianne Vincent, Jessica N Walter, Jake P Wharton, Angela Emma Yoakum, Alexis Tiffani

Family Studies Black, Angela Rose Blanch, Hannah Aleksandra Eppich, Erin Lindsey Finstad, Kelsey Gutierrez, Sabrina Leonard, Kody Lee Maass, Abby Michelle Martinez, Jackson Barlow Mayhew, Brittany Kylee Mcallister, Melissa L Niederhauser, ShayLyn Nish, Deontay Jason Pettit, Tammy Ann Rodriguez, Beatrice Evelyn Saures, Angelique Marie Shaw, Ciara Stevens, April Kay Strain, Jamie Nicole Strong, Makenna Morgan VanderToolen, Mikalyn Tatjana Watson, Melinda Health Promotion Balliett, Cassidy Barnes, Cassidy Lynn Buttars, Kirsten Coleman, Shaunee Lynn Diaz Gonzalez, Celina Fortin, Seth Kimber Goodsell, Gillian Hipwell, Ethan Carl Ipson, Jessica P Kenner, Carlin J Moore, Diana L Nelson, Cynthia M Palauni, Jayden Kilikiti Portrey, Sherylee

Exercise & Sport Science Achebo, Najite Koshi Byrd, Austin James Campa, Israel Tinajero Child, Logan Dean Evans, Hunter Deon Geary, Gabriel Davies Griffin, Rebekah Mikhail Gunter, Breckin Lynn Harbath, Kassie Anne Harper, Summer Rose Hovat, Bailee Michiko Johnstun, Miriah Shyann

Potter, Alyssa Kae Roundy, Elsa Blue Smith, Marta Louisa Nutrition Education Broadbent, Rebekah Elizabeth Callister, April Elaine Cervantes, Yuliana E Hensley, Sarah Nancy Hibbert, Michael McOmber, Madison Bryce Ott, Carissa Faye Rushforth, Caitlyn Joann Williams, Sara Outdoor & Community Recreation Education Airmet, Ian Hughston, Grant Ladle, Anna Christine Ward, Christopher James Physical Education Deveraux, Tregan Van DuPaix, Mason L Reed, Maryann Physical Education Teaching Turnbull, Chance Alan Special Education Andrus, Rayanne Barowski, Autumn Lynn Bostick, Tarica Dawn Bradbury, Chelsey Hope Clark, Lisa F Ferney, Megan Ann Forsgren, Andee Marie Gordon, Shannon Kellene Grow, Brenda Hough, Rachelle Colene Kay, Rachel Moore, Michelle A Pappas, Heather Marie Paredes, Ariana Paulson, Tammy L Read, Diane Seffker, Rachel Rasmussen Spafford, Tylie Steele, Kierstin Janae Thoits, Jenna Nicole

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Vasquez, Jazmine A ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Education Blair, Sidney Taylor Steele, Kierstin Janae Udink, Ashley Jean Valencia, Mackenzie LaVee COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING Glad, Cody Micheal Hansen, Matthew Lawrence Liang, Ying MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Griffin, Jacolby Seth Mehta, Vyom Akshay Moody, Cade Aubry Philpot, Daniel Frank BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Advanced Vehicle Systems Aldossary, Khaled Kehl, Matthew Robert Ricci, Gabriel Schwartz, David Takeda, Issay Business/Multimedia Technologies Fifield, Dennica Computer Engineering Rowley, Neil Chris Smith, Jayden Carl Wilson, Brock Computer Science/Customized Ek, Anna Gennadievna** Johns, Benjamin W Computer Science Alaskarova, Sara Andelin, Brenden Oliver Ashby, Warner A Azizyan, Romela Baird, Daniel Hal

Blackley, Brady Ryan Bourgeous, Kyler Brinkerhoff, Ian Nathaniel Britton, Cory Alan Bryan, Hunter Kwaid Burnett, Peter Benjamin Burton, Delaney Charity Bush, Tara Ploy Campbell, Aric Child, Daniel Lee Cordova, Jesus Emmanuel Cummings, Nathan Davis Davies, Brady Dimmick, Joseph Wayne Duran, Austin Fawcett, William Cameron Garner, Tucker Maarten Gonzales, Jacob Esquivel Gonzalez Ibarra, Ivan Gorney, Daniel M Hammon, Andrew Higueros, Diego Andres Holman, Devin Hunt, William Jacobson, Jeremy Jensen, Garrett Stanley Johansen, David Wendell Jones, Dustin Daniel Keller, Brendan Todd Lacefield, Michael Anthony LeMmon, Nathan Greg Lewis, Timothy J Lillywhite, Jacob Mitchell McClain, Ryan William Medrano, Benjamin Mullins, Benjamin Mygrant, Alexander Monroe Navarro, Joey Emmanuel Sanchez Nigusie, Belete Tekalign Otteson, Jesus Enrique Crespo Panchev, Gabrielle Leticia-Pappas Park, Alden Richins, Chad Jay Rodriguez, Heberto Antonio Rosenvall, Spencer E Saini, Damanpreet Singh Seeley, Luke Damon Smith, Justin Michael Stong, Jordan Nathan Taylor, Jesse Lenn Taylor, Marc Jacob

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Tice, Jesse Ulrich, Eric Walker, Brandon Wasden, Pace Weber, David Wheeler, Ryan Wood, Connor Gavin

Alnajjar, Shahinaz Tawfiq I* Bouchard, Mallory Johnson, Savannah

Interior Design-Professional Sales Baker, Sierra Joan Call, Sandra Sue Cox, Paige Marie Esplin, Margaret Jenson, Lia Ashley Knudson, Destiny Lenox, Carter B Plowman, Kylee Jeanne Sewell, Carly Soifua, McCall Masuye Spjut, Trisity Nichole Wright, Kimberly Anne Young, Kallianne Laing

Construction Management Technology Anderson, Scott L Grigg, Dylan Halverson, Travis V. Kubricky, Jacob Maughan, Weston Allen Miller, Kaiden Jay Peterson, Garrett R Randall, Tyson John Stokes, Brandon D Whitaker, Cordell William

Manufacturing Engineering Technology Alexander, Adam Oneil Alsaleh, Hassan Adel I Anderson, Joshua Treg Cebreros Medina, Luis Arturo DuBois, Gregory Steven Headley, Jeff A Jones, Brian A. Knudsen, Steven Tyler Neilsen, Weston Scott Roberts, Clifton J Scott, Richard Thompson, Davis

Design Engineering Technology Blackburn, Joshua L Erickson, Riley O Fazio, Corrado Luke Larsen, Jeremy M Rosner, Cassandra Lynn Electrical Engineering Durfee, Dane Carston Gardiner, Scott Monkres, Kaden William Muhlestein, Keaton Spencer Skinner, Elias Benjamin

Mechanical Engineering Achter, Andrew K Allen, Christopher James Gatrell, Caleb Nephi Griffin, Kaden Chad Guaman Castro, Kevin N Lancaster, Jessica Porter Malmberg, Nathan Kirk Saunders, Jason LaMar Smith, Sloan Alma Vandenbosch, Erich Hassell Waters, Anthony Wright, Jonathan Xie, Huiling

Electronics Engineering Technology Alghanim, Metab Ibrahem M Bautista Silva, Agustin Bowman, Christopher Charles Bowthorpe, Bret A Doungchan, Sathyia Timothy Gemarino, Keoni Acap Field Service Operations Bunderson, Tate Frye, Bronson C Funk, Gabriel Hite, Johnathon James Hoskins, Steven Wallace Russell, Justin Allen White, Deveri Major’a

Mechanical Engineering Technology Bailey, Mark U Haney, Thomas Brent

Interior Design

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Network Management Technology Cutler, Zanner Daniels, Ashton Tyler Daniels, Brittney Anne Hone, Mitchel Slade Kennedy, Kyle Kurt Manning, Joel E Wheeler, Bryan Edward Product Design & Development Elzinga, Kyle Mark Professional Sales Alam, Logan Zahur Alnajjar, Shahinaz Tawfiq I Atagi, Wilson T Baar, Brendan Kyle Benedict, Matthew Stephen Bingham, Fallon Glen Black, Cassidy Bond, Kevin Richard Bouchard, Mallory Bunch, Shaun Christopher Bunderson, Tate Burke, Garrett Travis Bybee, Colton N Cearley, Riley Ashton Cena, Matthew Chase Clay, Tonya Marie Coates, Keith Daniel Collard, Miranda L Cox, Tyler Shane Drew, Oliver Paul Evans, McKay Richard Fisher, Alexis Fletcher, Derek Alan Fullmer, Jeffery S Graham, Nicholas I Hann, Max Hart, Justin Dean Haywood, Alexander Scott Holmes, Hollee M Jacobs, Abigail M Jepson, Luke Tyner Jones, Tyler Allen Keyes, Alyssa McKaye Knudtson, Bryce Lenox, Carter B Lloyd, Connor Pierson Lowry, Cade Martin

Mansfield, Malorie McPhie, Matthew Evan Miles, Jacob Napoli, Laurel Kaye Peck, Amanda Perkes, Logan Reed Phillips, Saylem Von Pratt, Robert Murray Rietveld, Andrew Schenck, Holden Nash Schraedel, Jordan A Smith, Kymberlee Elizabeth Smith, Morgan Alice Snowball, Curtis J Spjut, Trisity Nichole Stitzer, James Joseph Thon, Brevin Duke Tidwell, Kennedy Trujillo, Troy J Ulrich, Brooklyn Vaterlaus, Leah Verbarg, Kayla Nikole Walker, Valerie Watkins, Kayla Nicole Wessman, Madsen Dennis Young, Kallianne Laing Yows, Whitney Zaid, Abdulsamad Web & User Experience Barker, Shannon Marie Carter, Katie Joan Kealamakia, Matthew Kawika Nicdao, Alastair Alec Rivera, Emily Grace Saunders, Jacob T ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Computer Science Abel, Kyle Allen, Jacob B Anderson, Joshua David Barnes, Tosh Michael Bingham, Brayden John Brighton, Vernon Brown, Wesley B Burke, Mitchell Reed Campbell, Aric Choi, Minkay Matthew Cook, Robert

Cox, Maxwell Douglas Duran, Austin Fernelius, Brielle Taylee Gale, Quinn Jessop Gowans, Carston James Hampton, Kylie Cherie Hanzelka, Kyle Scott Harvey, Cecilia D Hunter, Samuel Marc Jex, Hannah Mae Johnson, Austin Tyler Juarez, Matthew Ryan Langston, Austin Hoyt Laramie, Jaxson Mitchel Malan, Robert Cache Medrano, Benjamin Mikkelsen, Hunter Jayison Mygrant, Alexander Monroe Newman, Justin Nigusie, Belete Tekalign Noble, Skyler Nybo, Jacob Johnathon Olson, Dana Paul Otterstrom, Zack J Otteson, Jesus Enrique Crespo Paz, Jesse Isaiah Perry, Jacob D Pham, Tan Nhat Rudolph, Breyden Ruiz, Frenshy Saini, Damanpreet Singh Salgado, Kristina Gabrielle Sheppick, Ronnie Allen Shrestha, Suresh Smith, Justin Michael Stagg, Daniel Thomas Stuart, Ashley E Stubbs, Shenandoah Swedin, Skyler Lee Taylor, Hannah Marie Wagstaff, Austin James Walker, Brandon Wasden, Pace Waters, Jay P West, Austin J Wykstra, Brendon Derk Construction Management Technology Carter, Kami S Espinosa, Bryce Taylor

Grigg, Dylan Halverson, Travis V. Lister, Brady C Maughan, Weston Allen Stokes, Brandon D Whitaker, Cordell William Design Engineering Technology Al Salamah, Mohammed Jaber Erickson, Riley O Fazio, Corrado Luke Electronics Engineering Technology Gemarino, Keoni Acap Payne, Hayden R General Technology Ablia, Austin Carter DeVries, Julianne Ashley King, Skylee Ann Mckinlay, Ty Rodriguez, Juan L Warnock, Lindsey Taylor Independent Shop ATEP Pratt, David Scott Interior Design Alnajjar, Shahinaz Tawfiq I Bouchard, Mallory Cox, Paige Marie German, Elizabeth Johnson, Savannah Measom, Elise Richardson, Nathanael Boyd Van Leeuwen, Dianne M Young, Kallianne Laing Interior Design Technology Spjut, Trisity Nichole Wright, Kimberly Anne Manufacturing Engineering Technology Alexander, Adam Oneil Bigelow, David Alexander Neel, Spenser Rosner, Cassandra Lynn Scott, Richard Thompson, Davis

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Mechanical Engineering Technology Crowley, Brandon K Foster, Nicholas Kreuser, Christopher John Network Management Technology Borges, Anthony Cutler, Zanner Edwards, Dallin Joseph Parslow, Shawn D Shah, Jasim Taufiq Talbot, Zackary B Taylor, Jordan W Von Elm, Erik Pre-Architecture Karren, Elisabeth Ruth Product Design & Development Bernard, Tyler John King, Hunter Thomas Oh, Han Sales & Merchandising Alam, Logan Zahur Benedict, Matthew Stephen Bingham, Fallon Glen Bond, Kevin Richard Bunch, Shaun Christopher Burke, Garrett Travis Bybee, Colton N Cena, Matthew Chase Clay, Tonya Marie Coates, Keith Daniel Collard, Miranda L Cox, Tyler Shane Drew, Oliver Paul Evans, McKay Richard Fletcher, Derek Alan Graham, Nicholas I Hann, Max Haywood, Alexander Scott Holmes, Hollee M Jepson, Luke Tyner Lloyd, Connor Pierson Lowry, Cade Martin Mansfield, Malorie McKee, Stephanie Rae Marie Miles, Jacob Pratt, Robert Murray

Ragan, Emily Irene Relopez, Jason Brian Rietveld, Andrew Simper, Justin Smith, Kymberlee Elizabeth Stewart, Dominik Quinn Stewart, Lyle Stitzer, James Joseph Thon, Brevin Duke Tidwell, Kennedy Toone, Macianne Ulrich, Brooklyn Verbarg, Kayla Nikole Walker, Valerie Watkins, Kayla Nicole Wessman, Madsen Dennis Yows, Whitney Web & User Experience Kealamakia, Matthew Kawika Thomas, Joshua D ASSOCIATE OF PRE-ENGINEERING Behrmann, Brett Crismon Billings, Adam Michael Call, Chase J Carter, Devin Stewart DeVries, Scott R Hunt, Parker R Loftus, Brody M Morehead, Ethan T Murphy, Alika Selena Robinson, Sean M Swanson, Kathryn Wright, Jonathan CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Automotive Service Technology Corpe, Elliott Gordy, Rachel Victoria Hardman, Lyman Cole Potempa, Joseph F Sizemore, Dominick Alan Stewart, Trent Youmans, Corey Smith Young, Spencer Floyd Building Design & Construction Gray, Bridger J Kallas, Oakley Sue

Knight, Dakota Dawn Martin, Mindy S Quayle, Hanna Jo Tagud, Sameul Googmow Vesper, Drew Kyle Woodward, Devin L

Heaton, Sophia Allison Jacobs, Beau W Jensen, Amanda King, Stacey Klein, Alexander William Loomis, Brooklyn Paul Losee, Nathan John Messerly, Gavin Morehead, Ethan T Otterstrom, Zack J Ramanujam, Jonathan S Rodriguez Peralta, Maria Angelica Rudolph, Breyden Skidmore, Darren Russell Smith, Mason R Smith, Travis Abinadi Spatig, Amber Stansfield, Brendan Jacob Studstill, Avril K Taylor, Ari Adams Taylor, Jami Denise Thomson, Joseph Wenzel, Noah Friedrich

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Web Essentials De La Vega, Martha Cecilia Larsen, Alaina Michelle Nef, Amanda Nora Smith, Travis Abinadi Villalpando, Jennifer Karen

Network Security Technology Cutler, Zanner Martinez, Samuel Evan Murry, McKaela Elizabeth

EZEKIEL R. DUMKE COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Network Technologies Craig, Cameron Rushby Smith, Dakota J Stoor, Joshua T Vara, Miguelangel

DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE Archibald, Shane A Barney, Megan A Blacker, Marie Lynne Butterfield, Roxanne W Clark, Heather Jamye Daines, Emily T Harmston, Catherine M Ostarcevic, Emily Page, Angela Curtis Robert, Mindy Kay Steedley, Kristyn Westergard Wright, Holly M

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Barber, Elizabeth Barthlome, Caden Chapman, Jenny A Christensen, Julie Ann Clegg, Peter G. Creager, Rochelle Gates De Vries, Steven Blake Dold, Adam Ryan Escobar, David Israel Farah, Daniel Fenton, Cassandra Findlay, Kelley Elizabeth Forde, Amanda Staley Fry, Jennie L Gray, Amber Mary Hawkes, Curt Ray Howard, Hillary Kay Jacketta-Dunyon, Casey Jamison, Michelle Brown Jensen, Julienne J Johnson, Bobbi Nicole Johnson, Saundra Kenny, William T Kurys, Leslie Ann Lee, Cindy Lindley, Bryan J Lipson, Christine Malin, Bradley Meyer McKinlay, Katelyn Erika McLaughlin, Mariah D Olsen, Brandon J Olson, Annitra Eve Pace, Quinn S Prout, George Schiess, Jared Lee Shields, Rodney G Tanner, Alden Bennet Tirado, Nicole M VanKomen, Benjamin Burton Weeks, Kelley Wells, Trevor L Womack, Cayden Jeffery Yardley, Brandon

Walker, Marti Wallace, Whitney Kay Webb, Kylee

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Haruch, Aaron P Jones, Whitney Nicole McLemore, Angie Primavera, Samantha Michelle MASTER OF SCIENCE IN RESPIRATORY THERAPY Fryer, Mischelle B White, Kyle BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Advanced Radiologic Sciences- MRI/CT Beynon, McKenzie Lee

MASTER OF RADIOLOGIC SCIENCES Chesser-Nielsen, Lisa R Horn, Whitney Nichol Milanes, Lordany Rafael Peterson, Dallin Blaine Purcell, Kimberly A MASTER OF SCIENCE IN

ATHLETIC TRAINING Cutler, Breana Zeeman Dopp, Bailee A Houston, Baylee N Larkins, Megan Louise LeClair, Shayde Nikole Oh, Minsub Richins, Jenessa Taylor, Sydney Ann

Advanced Radiologic Sciences Bennett, Misty Shelton Bouwhuis, Carlie Buehler, Taylor Mckinzee Clark, Velisity Mary Duke, William R Goble, Justin A Guerra-Parra, Isela Horne, Jordan L Kay, Davida Keck, Trenton S Linford, Coert DeVon Lloyd, Nina Marie Martin, Abigayle Lynn McKinley, Logan Maxine Midgley, Nicole Ann Obray, Nicholas S Olson, Kendra Nichelle Palacio, Juliana Parry, Jessica Susan Pewtress, Alyson Reynolds, Megan Devery Rich, JoAnnah M Shackelford, Joseph Michael Sheppard, Angela Arisa Stevenson, Alexia Nichole Taylor, Tia B

Wyatt, Elise Mae Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Cardiac Olsen, Mary Elizabeth

Athletic Therapy Anderson, Joshuah Ivan Arambula, Eldy Carlos Bye, Bret Walter Freestone, Brooklynn Gould, Kayla Marie Luo, Patrick Hong Lok Parkinson, Mitch John Perkins, Rachel Kelly Rupe, Tyler Sphar, William A VanderDoes, Jared H Wadsworth, Hannah White, Emily Zaugg, Mindi N

Diagnostic Medical Sonography/Medical Lindsay, Tori Camille Emergency Healthcare Sciences Alqahtani, Abdullah Muidh H Anderson, Shane L Browning, Taryn DeBry, Braden K Fawcett, Bryan J Montgomery, Chris Storey, Brandon Michael Health Administration Hepworth, John Clifford

Dental Hygiene Allen, Danielle Kiani Bailey, Kalie Mae Baker, Alicia Jean Button, Brytlan Dalanee Coleman, London Smith Daines, Amanda Jones Davis, Emma Lynn Della Piana, Bayli Dean Ellis, Olivia Mae Gardner, Makenzie Lynn Hansen, Kaitlyn Palmer Hartmann, Barbara Hatch, JanaLee Hayes, Courtney Maree Hoff, Vanessa Ann Hunke, Kindra Marie Hyer, Hannah Hampton Kimber, Mariah Rose Mendoza, Erandeny Lirey Miller, Savanah Janae Page, Kami Rochelle Parkinson, Kelsie Marie Place, Audra Lyn Schaub, Kensi Dianne Scott, Kenna Sethunya, Emily W Spencer, Halie Michelle Stanger, Marissa Ann Staud, Tiffany Mickey Tiffany, Rylie Lynn Weaver, Nicole

Health Administrative Services Allen, April Alyse Almarzouq, Majd Andersen, Austin Todd Andersen, Susan Buenaventura, Mariela Sabrina Cannon, Mark William Carlsen, Sarah Elisabeth Child, Allyssa Marie Child, Ana Lucia Child, Meghan Renee Conrad, Evyn Charles Ebohon, Davis Ikponmwosa Flood, Parker Charles Garong, Marcus Allan Hammon, Preston Levi Hughes, Connor Scott Madrid, Mark Anthony Rodriguez Montgomery, Keaton T Moore, Riley Clark Price, Rachael Richards, Drew Roundy, Brieanne Sorensen, Kylah U Strawn, Mark Tyler Tello Morales, Margarita Alexandra Thomas, Hadley Morgan Health Information Management Duran, Gregory Galindo, Carolina Morales

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Hansen, Tyler S Jacobson, Kelsey Loren Hurd Jones, Chelsea McComb, Krista McDaniel, Stephanie E Norton, Hayley Rose, Cameron Sandoval, Desiree White-Haelle, Anna M

Super, Joelle Renee Taylor, Donnette Alicia Teal, Amy B Thompson, Ryan Tsosie, Diana Christina Vreeland, Dylan Logan

Long Term Care Administration Macias, Jasmin Enciso Magnetic Resonance Imaging Carlson, Patricia Ivonne Montague, Shay M Schulze, Chelsea Medical Laboratory Sciences Anderson, Kayla Danielle Bernal, Paola Cecilia Bishoff, Jessica Boman, Bradley Richard Bunderson, Breanna Burgess, Jennifer Carmona, Margarite Michelle Davis, Lauren Brooke Dobson, Karlyn Dunphy, Elnora Zarelli Ebneter, Grant Joseph Farnic, Jessica Marie Fernandez, Monica Ann Flint, Polly Gibson, Tyson Jay Greenwell, Kimberly Gwen Harrington, Heather Anne Harvey, Teresa Ann Hennefer, Gerilee Clark Kersten, Amanda Lamping, Alex Le, An Lombardo, Colleen Goetze Mills, Chimere Mujak, Irma Parks, Ashia Pestanio, Allyson Pipes, John F Quesnell, Nicholas Dean Spencer, Joshua Ray Sugden, Amber Jessica

Nuclear Medicine Gomez, Kassandra McReynolds, Hillary Katelyn Rasmussen, Shelby Nursing Adams, Amanda Adamson, Chelsey Ajulo, Folashade Adebola Allen, Michael Amato, Lilian Kraft Anderson, Audrey Anderson, Stephanie Atwood, Alyssa J Baldwin, Hannah Barthold, Melanie M Beckman, Whitney Diane Boisse, Kellie Brandenburg, Jennifer Bransford, Rebecca Brewer, Amy Lou Brewer, Karalea J Brinkerhoff, Baylee Ann Brower, Tiffany Lynn Bruno, Kaylee Jay Buckway, Brianna Frost Burningham, Brandon Burrows, McKenzie Clair Burton, Cydney Kristina Burton, Janna Campbell, Jennifer Nicole Cervantes-Hernandez, Cindy Carina Chatwin, Jenna Sherrilyn Chidester, Casey Child, Katherine Joani Chournos, Kensey Christensen, Lynzee Christopherson, Breann Close, Antonette Condie, Tyler J Conn, Michael Kyle Corona, Yolanda Cottam, Bianca Jo

Cowan, Alyssa Pagie Cowley, Tracy Holmes Crawley, Joshua S Crook, Judi A Cummings, Michelle Kaye Cutler, Kelsie Lynn Deaver, Sophie Rebecca Douglas, Chella Douglas, Kaitlynn Nicole Echols, Tressa Irene Elmont, Payton Marie Escalona-Sanchez, Abigail Farnworth, Rylee Rollins Fisher, Alyssa Paige Fleming, Michelle Flint, Morgan Michelle Forsythe, Jennifer Franco, Crystal Frasure, Melissa A Fratcher, Adriana Frutos, Karina Maria Godbold, Kelley-Jo Gordon, Alexis Nicole Greenhalgh-Stumph, Casey M Gurrola, Victor Roman Guymon, Alyssa Hadley, Chasitty Hall, Christopher Allen Haney, Shelby Ann Hansen, Ginger Lynne Hansen, Stephanie Harper, Frances Salvador Harper, Sylvia Harris, Kathryn Peck Hartley, JoDee Lin Hawker, Kendra Lee Hess, Alex Nicole Higham, Nicole Hoggan, Alison Kaye Holm, Rebecca Erin Hooton, Cherie Huff, Brooke Ann Hughes, Brittany Brooke Hutchings, Jake Ito Pichardo, Miriam A Jarvis, Nicholas G Jeffery, Kimberly Jenkins, Amber Rose Jewett, Jaclyn Gale Johnson, Madison Genavieve

Johnson, Marissa Ann Jolley, Mattie Elizabeth Kap, Madison Taylor Kapp, Laci Anne Kartchner, Brett Hunter Kelley, Gillian Leinani Kelso, LaRaya Clarise Kendall, Lauryn Kali Koger, Rebecka Dee Lamb, Alyssa Mae Larson, Jesse Curtis Lee, Alexandra Dayanaira Littlewood, Sydney Lollar, Kylee Gale Long, Jessica M Lopez, Cinthia Geraldine Lundin, Michael Tanner Lytle, Andrea Mackenzie, Christy Magleby, McCall Jane Martin, Breann Alyssa Matamoros, Melissa Leano May, Brinlee B May, Clarissa Dawn McGuire, Elle Payton McKnight, Makenna Marie McMullin, Chad McNaughtan, Brittany Miller, Brittney Morales, Jennifer Mortensen, Camille Moser, Kennedy C Murphy, Kareena Jennifer Nelson, Jodie Lyn Neville, Kyle E Nichols, Madison Jan Nielson, Aubree Lynn Nielson, Kaytie Nicoll Nielson, Kiana Jo Noyes, Chantelle Nye, Baylee Dawn Packer, Emma Howes Parry, Stephanie Parsons, Kassidy Anne Patrick, Zachery L Peery, Siera Shay Perez-Knudson, Patric Alejandro Petersen, Nicole Petersen, Shelby Lynn Peterson, Bryan Michael

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Peterson, Darby Rachelle Peterson, Jill Pitt, Braden T Pittman, Nikki Price, Katharine Radmall, Mark Thomas Rakestraw, Healy Lyn Richins, Amber Nicole Rigby, Alyssa Lynn Rindlisbacher, Korrine Nicole Robinson, Ellie Grace Rosell, Steven Robert Salvador, Ashley Nelle Sampson, Braily Sandstrom, Christal Anne Santy, Celeste Saunders, Kathryn M Schoppe, Alexandra Grace Schumann, Heather M Schwendiman, Heidi Lynn Seely, Ashleah Eileen Seiler, Andrea E Shelton, Lexika Marie Silotti, Madison Elizabeth Sims, Charlotte Sion, Cassidy Joy Slater, Brittany Nicole Smale, Morgan Elizabeth Smith, Ashley Lyn Smith, Cindy Smith, Denise Smith, Madison Elizabeth Smout, Cecelia M Snell, Zackary Stephen Sorensen, Makaylie Sorensen, Payton Sorenson, Adam J Spackman, Ridge Glen Sperry, Madison Kay Spilker, Andrew Joseph Stander, Amber L Stanger, Samantha Renee Stemler, Erica H Stimpson, Keylee S Streeper, Ashlee M Sullivan, Lauren Sullivan, Taylor Ashley Summers, Lindsay Swain, Caleb F Swain, Michael Thomas

Taylor, Wendi May Tcha, Timothee Tesch, Kyrsten N Thorup, Alyson Thredgold, Keri R Thunell, Erin Tolley, Tesha Torres, Cortney Alison Townley, Heather Janae Tueller, Ann Camille Tueller, Arlin Shawn Tyler, Aubrey M Ulrich, Emily Valdez, Heatherly Vargas, Nina M Vellinga, Jared Waldram, Tawni Lynn Walker, Katie Lynn Ward, Alexis Anne Ward, Lindsey L West, Eric Thomas Whitesides, Madelynn Wilbur, Amanda Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Bailey Wilson, Natalie Marie Wilson, Wendy Lee Winner, Jacy

Coplin, Rosemary Jane Driessen, Emily Lynn Feller, Sydney Marie Frasier, Shanna Gavin, Jessica Haider, Zia Hawsawi, Ebtehaj Meshal M Kujaczynski, Rodney J Lewis, Peyton Camille Miller, Thomas V Peacock, Larry James Phillips, Marissa Rose Ross, Trevor W Sikes, Nicholas Mikhail Sorensen, Jordan Ray Stacey, Andrew M Stegen, Shania Joe Vidal, Sydnee

Law, Rachel Nielson Littlefield, Alicia Marie Nava, Aurora Reynolds, Kassandra E Sandgathe, Jacob I Sheikh, Anum Smout, Samuel D VanDeWalle, Easton Richard Vazquez, Zadoth Venecia Vineyard, James E Wood, Aubree Aleen Wunderlich, Tess Olivia Nursing Hansen, Trisha K McMahan, Clarissa Joy Schott, Kristina Paramedic Studies Baker, Amber Helen Hilling, Miki Y Kraft, Derek Shiba, Grace

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Health Information Technology Lewis, Jennifer Oelofsen, Elizabeth J Rashid, Julie Nicole

Public Health Summers, Grace Olivia Radiation Therapy Chisholm, Tanner Daniels, Sha’Nel Nicole Hansen, Brontae Rachel Heslop, LeAnne Judd, Chelease M Murphy, Lindsay Jean Peterson, Meagan Rogers, Amy Nicole Respiratory Therapy Alhayk, Zahra Alotaibi, Ayidh Mohammed Ball, Cortney Hansen Birch, Braden Matthew Cherry, Sheila May Collins, Rebecca Lynn Conti, Olivia Rose

Radiography Adams, KayAnn Carlson Alicea, Lisandra Allen, Brooke Lorraine Anderson, Kendra Michelle Askvig, Jacob Lewis Astle, Tyra Mikall Atoa, Darci Elena Avila, Deisy Barnes, Cassidy Lynn Barney, Tyce Bennett, Devin Randall Betancourt, Diana Bingham, Sage Marie Binning, Makayla Black, Tianna Jade Blosser, Jeremy Blosser, Stephanie Burningham, Kelly Carlton, Christina Maria Casper, Kess Kirkham Chavez, Jorge Ulises Christiansen, Maren Clark, Coree Maye Clarkson, Sierra Jenessa Coonis, Savannah Kay

Medical Laboratory Sciences Alzoubi, Shadi Mahmoud Aparicio, Jasmine Yvette Barnson, Coleman Lane Bergman, Megan Boyer, Sydney Nicole Brown, Ryan Mark Calder, Tyler Jay Corral, Crystal Marie Crowley, Brooklyn Alexus Davis, Kaydee N Davis, Madison Jennifer-Elizabeth Dearden, Skylar C Espinoza, Trinity Devine Fabricius, Krystal Flint, Cydney Marie Freeman, Hayley Brooke Gajda, Corrin Lee Guardado-Mares, Scarlett Aurora Hakorimana, Theoneste Hedges, Stephanie Michelle Hilgeford, Ashley Hymas, Navy Paige Karkoska, Melaina Laub, Ariel R

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Cordova, Alicia Cragun, Claire Elizabeth Day, Kaden James Dejarnatt, Braedon Chaz Drake, Machelecy Ann Eagar, Brylee Lynn Edwards, Brittany Irene Egbert, Katelynn Maxine Ellsworth, Megan Elmer, Gaila Karen England, Joni Ruth Farwell, Paige Ann Finlinson, Kameron Joel Folker, Katherine Nicole Fonseca, Michael Luis Forsyth, Savannah Jane Gomez, Christianna Green, Tawni Grisham, Mary Christina Hallows, Carl Glen Hammon, Kylie Isabelle Haslem, Dexter Lane Hawkes, Ty M Hollandsworth, Melissa Eileen Hudyma Will, Katelyn Rae Hunt, Brooke Hunt, Kylie Marie Ishikawa, Kaisa Jaylee Johnson, Berkli K Johnson, Karlie Diane Jones, Kenadee Jordan, Joshua Irving Kennedy, Tori Lang, Derek Jay Larson, Alexis Libby, Jerica Magleby, Karissa Anderson Martin, Britney Ann McDonald, Jason McDougall, Marci Meibos, Ashtyn Nicole Mickel, Bellamy Mounteer, Joelie Toinette Murphy, Emery Nicholes, Samantha A Nilson, Anna Rose Noureddine, Brandi Oeser, Hannah Lynn Olson, Paul E Otero, Ashley Autumn

Pearce, Kevin C Pham, Jade Preston, Miranda Joy Price, Megan Hills Quinby, Kendall Lea Elizabeth Reeve, Alyssa Reidhead, EmmaLee Jean Reyes, Tiffany M Riggs, Rachel Roche, Annabelle Jean Rodriguez, Ashley Lynn Romero, Haley Nicole Rose, Shae Rumpf, Tyler John Sanders, Lindey Marie Schiess, Alexis June Schulz, Jennifer Sei, Cassandra Ann Rose Simmonds, Jasmine Smith, Alyssa M Smith, Kirsten Kay Smith, Oakley Southwick, Nicole Mae Stanworth, Tatum Stephens, Heather Taylor, Mattie Taylor, Tamera Thomas, Emily Kaye Thompson, Sadye Rhea Townsend, Robin Tran, Dianne Nhu Trujillo, Estrella Escareno Valerio, Adrianna Lizette Villarreal, Morgan Brooke Viramontes, Gregorio Wensel, Jordyn Whipple, Brenda White, Madelyn Kathleen Wilson, Beatrice Emmy Workman, Jordyn Chae Respiratory Therapy Beckstead, Trisha Genne Beesley, Hailey Crites, Tiffani K Driessen, Natalie Ann Facer, Alison Garfield, Kristalyn Gillespie, Kendal Gonzalez, Aundrea Y

Gray, Megan Rich Horne, Abigail Leigh McDonald, Jennifer Morales Torrico, Yerko A Petty, Gabrielle Z Ramirez, Trinity Renee Reeder, Levi R Staley, Kaycee Janae Upton, Jacquelyn N Ventura, Perla Lizbeth Wheatley, Ryan London ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Dental Hygiene Button, Brytlan Dalanee Davis, Emma Lynn Della Piana, Bayli Dean Kimber, Mariah Rose Scott, Kenna Health Sciences Adams, Liberty Anderson, Kylee Breanne Beverly, Kristen Elisabeth Boateng, Blessing Serwaa Bridges, Aubrie Anne Bridges, Sydney Burningham, Kelly Canfield, Bryan Drake Christensen, Kambree Christensen, Kyle Matthew Christensen, Shemai Joy Coates, David Coulter, Abigail Elaine Crespin, Promise Shelby Dailey, Maisen Davis, Sierra Nicole Dawson, Samantha Jo Dickamore, Gretchen Evans, Abigail A Evans, Carly Farber, Olivia Elisabeth Fink, Elizabeth Anne Geiermann, Haley Gladwell, Mylee Noelle Glauser, Brady T Gorman, Sadie Ann Green, Grace Jane Hall, Mikaila Bernice Harris, Felicity Andrews

Harvey, Micah Marie Hatch, Kazley Ruth Gordon Hernandez, Taylor Ellen Herrera, Caitlin Theresa Heuck, Makenzi R Hill, Teralynn Noel Hill, Trinity Hunt, Miranda Brooke Jacobsen, Mary Elise Keim, Courtney Jade Lowder, Jenna Diane Mariani-Bethel, Shania Lyn Iwalani Maw, Amy McDaniel, Adin Michael Mendoza, Leonora Moody, Maya N Nessen, Shelby Blythe Newcomb, Jamie Ferrin Nicholls, Hannah Nielson, Briana Skye Oppong, Charles Junior Pesnell, Shalayne Anna Pitchford, Jocelyn Marie Porter, Madison T Reid, Tyler C Robins, Brinli Pearl Rosier, Zachary Ryan Scherer, Cheyanna Seamans, Spencer James Shaw, Riley Smith, Aubree Nicole Smith, Denise Jane Smith, Stephanie Lynn Spatig, Celeste A Stuber, Geniah Marie Terry, Madelyn May Tran, Huyen Myly Trujillo, Raquel Mireya Vargas, Takoda Grace Weinburg, Rachel Cherees Wilder, Heather L Wilder, Susan Willie, McKenna Kaylynn Wilson, Hallie Janell Winterbottom, Perri Michele Nursing Allen, Abigail Anderson, Kelli Armstrong, Ashley Marie

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Armstrong, Camille Marie Barker, Britney Basaker, Alysa Bass, Sunny Carol Baucom, Kaylee Anne Bentley, Roslyn Berman, Jaida Li Bingham, Summer Kay Bird, Dana Michelle Burningham, Tyler Bybee, Easton Cameron, Kiley Marie Carver, Erin Diane Chambers, Chad Hale Chappuis, Morgan Ashley Chatwin, Olivia Elise Chau, MyLan Alexandra Christensen, Amy Marie Clark, Bethany Anna Cook, Nicole Janae Corrales, Luis A Cranney, Monica Lynn Daisson, Brianna Michelle Davis, Lauren Michelle Decker, Crystal Vie Deimer, Sadie Downs, Caitlin Durrant, Taylor Devereux Estrada, Stacey Etchegaray, Elsie Ann Fair, Philip Alexander Fishburn, Haley Nicole Fox, Sydney Michelle French, Saril M Garcia, Sandra L Gardner, Andrea N Garrison, Brandon L Gideon, Melissa Gifford, Marsadies Ellen Gilchrist, Frank N Gleed, Rachelle Gomez, Berta Gordon, Samantha Green, Cassidy Jo Hair, Hanalee Robinson Hansen, Landen Allen Harmon, Amanda Harmston, Joshua James Harris, Connor Brett Harris, Morgan Spencer

Harward, Brooke Mackenzee Haws, Erin Hill, Aaron Thomas Holloway, Rachelle Chambers Hood, Alexis Howard, Kenzie Lillywhite Huffaker, Micaela Hundley, Nicholas James Idano, Marymarjorie D Iluzada, Genorie P Jackey, Hannah Marie Jensen, Melissa Ann Phillips Johnson, McKenna Higley Johnson, Veronica Keisel, Kaitlyn Amber Kemp, Madalyn Grace Kemper, Christopher Knight, Jocelynn Brittany LaFleur, Brin Leigh Sorensen Laird, Shantel Ann Langford, Joshua Larkin, Kylie Lawson, Brenna Lee, Travis Roger Masoner, Hailey McCain, Michelle Lynn McCready, Ryan C Mecham, Bailey Ann Messick, Sarah Nicole Michelson, McKinley Anne Mickelsen, Mercedes Miles, Brinley Miller, Emma Ence Minear, Dayna Rae Minhondo, Bailee Nikole Monson, Emilee Kay Montecillo, Justin Mouritsen, Regan Kelly Mumford, Claire M Nelson, Stefanie Newman, Lissie Rose Nilsson, Amber Lee Noorda, Jaden Breann Normand, Noel Josephine O’Brien, Sean M Olsen, Alison Pace, Heather Palmer, Emily K Park, Megan Parks-Gray, Deniece Regina

Pendleton, Laurel Pierson, Sara Mackenzie Pifer, Shalyce Porter, Samantha Marie Power, Leisha Megan Pruett, Michelle Elaine Putnam, Kristin Colleen Reddick, Alisha M Reynolds, Marlee Kate Rich, Keslie Laureen Richardson, Amy Jana Richins, McKenna Lynn Ricks, Camille M Rojas-Fuentes, Ivan Luis Ross, Julia Irene Salazar, Kali Jo Saunders, Ashley Lynn Saunders, Megan A Schlaich, Bryn I Sixta, Shelby Ann Smalley, Gordon W Solis, Jaya Marie Sondergaard, Dillon Sotelo, Carly Steele, Shelby Mae Stimpson, Jared J Stock, Jazmyn Emily Stuart, Caigen James Swensen, Macall Syphus, Carter Smith Tate, Abbie Elizabeth Taylor, Monica Whipple Thurgood, Kelsie Ann Thurgood, McKaylee Gale Trevino, Stephanie Marie Van Dyke, Emily Ann Vander Werff, Cassie ReNee Walker, Carly Marie Wanner, Bailey Rae Wilding, Taylee Marie Wilding, Tyler Willard, Lana S Williams, Madeline Williams, Parker Lyle Winegar, Rylee M Wood, Lindsey Youman, Annesia G Young, Michelle Zaring, Logan R

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Paramedic Addison, Ryan C Alsalmi, Albandari Abdullah Anderson, Justin Richard Bateman, Matthew Arthur Bednarik, Rosalie Ann Burnett, Jaden Randy Chirrick, Majerle Nicole Crandell, Sarah Daggs, Derek Alexander Donalson, David Eide, Josiah Francis Hickey, John Braedon Hilling, Miki Y Letterman, Jackson Lobato, Conner Brandon Loepker, Seth Aaron Neely, Raven Odessa Owens, Erica Percival, Cassidy Pratt, Leann Shiba, Grace Smith, Hollie Dian Swertfeger, Brody Tate Weber, Brendon CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Health Care Coding Classification Cloninger, Cindy Lynn Health Information Management Dietz, Sarah Eliza Steinquist Joy, Varun Mongrella, Lori A Limited Radiographer Goodwin, Kylie D Hernandez, Taylor Ellen Mendoza, Leonora Tyrrell, Emilee COLLEGE OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Applied Environmental Geoscience Ayubi, Sultan Salah-Ud-Din Flint, Austin Michael Jacobs, Dakota S Meyr, Katherine Irma

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Wilcock, Laura Applied Mathematics Allen, Christopher James Baird, Jace T Barringer, Cole M Carpenter, Joshua Fleurant, Ashley Elizabeth Hart, Sierra Deyana Marchant, Sean Jasper Modlinski, Cori Taylor Nelson, Jordan Simpson, Michael Christopher Biochemistry- ACS Certified Browning, Tyler David Johnson, Riley Jacob Mckinnon, Bradon Tanner Morrison, Shauntelle Marie Preston, Isaac Ian Wiberg, Zachary Austin Biology Composite Teaching Jones, Jesse Botany/Track A Mills, Colleen Botany/Track B Evans, Sydnee Nelson, Elizabeth Anne Botany/Track C Delton, McKenna Henderson, Braden Kent Chemistry- ACS Certified Hart, Sierra Deyana Leatham, Dallin R Taylor, Brian Daniel Chemistry Teaching Jackson, Tayler Jayne Computational Statistics & Data Science Bate, Almon Steven Hunsaker, Aaron Reznik, Kursten Brelle Sabin, Ethan J**** Earth Science Teaching Arnell, Sage Taylor

Geology Berniche, Alexander Thomas Gillette, Ian D Johnson, Joshua Thompson, Richard G Williams, Elizabeth G.

Ly, Calvin Major, Gavin Rigby Rizzo, Jonathan Michael Wichmann, Brandon D Physics Teaching Gallegos, Andrew J

Mathematics McCausland, Kramer James

Physics/Applied Physics Mills, Colleen

Mathematics Teaching Harris, Kylie Madisyn Lerohl, Jordan Barrick Standing, Mikala Jo Wiser, Jocelyn Jill

Zoology Blowers, Brieann R Buckway, Tanner Holden Cragun, Benjamin James Faulkner, Megan Lee Hall, Seana Hartmann, Madison Taylor Herbold, Sierrah Ann Kern, Weslee J Mancinelli, Andrew Mathias, Gentry Warren Miller, Catherine Angelique Stoneham, Lisa Haruka Strate, Kylee Marie Thiel, Kassie M Topalian, Margaret

Microbiology Anderson, Kasie Joy Beatie, Graeme David Bell, Isaac Sherman Bullough, Jacob Carter, Rachael Lynn Church, Betsy Jean Fuentes, Priscilla Aznet Garee, Sarah Jane Gee, Joshua Ogden Graham, Sarah Christine Harrop, Caleb Robb Jeffs, Kylie Jordan, Adam Edward Larsen, Kaden Paul Leatham, Dallin R Lemmon, Candice Rose Loveless, Sydney Quinn Markel, Silvia McGary, Brayden C Packard, Hyrum C Packard, Joseph Forrest Ramsey, Krey Robert Skalka, Nicole Ashlee Slack, Matthew K.R. Smith, Brooke L Sturk, Nathan Allen Tene, Michael Wiberg, Zachary Austin

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE Chemical Technician Albert, Richard Beneke Anderson, Kasie Joy Batis, Landry Bell, Isaac Sherman Bentley, Bridger Barrett Browning, Tyler David Bullough, Jacob Clark, Cole Thomas Collen, Anthony C Cragun, Benjamin James Friedel, Kelton Robert Graham, Sarah Christine Harrop, Caleb Robb Lemmon, Candice Rose Mckinnon, Bradon Tanner Pickett, Shelby Riannon Preston, Isaac Ian Sturk, Nathan Allen Wesley, Josey Deon Wiberg, Zachary Austin

Physics Gottfredson, Austin Floyd Lemmons, Rachel M

Winn, Clayton C Wood, Lauren Marie ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Biology Marker, Avalon Ronna Sink, Zachary C*** Mathematics Buit, Samuel Douglas Finger, Matthew Joseph Gottfredson, Austin Floyd Lemmons, Rachel M Lerohl, Jordan Barrick Ly, Calvin Modlinski, Cori Taylor Nielson, Madison Ann Reznik, Kursten Brelle Roberts, Adam Simpson, Michael Christopher Standing, Mikala Jo Waters, Anthony Xie, Huiling CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Geospatial Analysis Betzer, Brittany Erin Michelle Higgs, Keilee Ann Smout, Brooklyn Vaughn, Analeah COLLEGE OF SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Anderson, Weston Brian Curry, Madison Rae Eatchel, Tyler Gardner, Sydney A Johnson, Jason Leland King, Emily Elizabeth Morgan Payne, Kim Sage, Rosemary Zupan, Bailey Steven BACHELOR OF ARTS Anthropology Manjarrez, Natalie Michelle

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History Coates, Alexander Geoffrey Evans, Ryan Hoggan, Spencer J Jensen, McKenna Pence, Harley Ray Plewe, Kiselya Prescott, James R Sessions, John-Christian Hiatt Smith, Dawn Caliann Smouse, Ashley Marie Tuck, MacKenzie Wilson, Scarlett A

Alvarez, Jennifer Natalie Bean, Thaddeus S Bybee, Theodora E. Calabrese, Taylor Paige Campos, Kevin Alexander Dietrich, Rylee Marie Durham, Jameson H Fenton, Katie Margaret Garrison, Blake Cole Gonzalez, Jaren Alfredo Halverson, Hunter Landon Haramoto, Brady Troy Hellekson, Brooke Hoki, Christina S Isgrig, Sydney Jonely, Madison Kearns, Conner Jace Keeney, Jennifer Renee Landeros, Erica MacQueen, Trey Michael Martinez Acosta, Eva Alexandra McQueen, Gabriel Dow Meinhart, Michelle Ann Moyes, Maddison Taylor Rivera, Lucas Rocha-Coronado, Celeste Salgado, Yvonne Scott, Tanya C Seawright, Leah Ann Southwick, Brock Alan Stokes, Teah Dawn Thomas, Mariyah Vigil, Katie Louise Vigil, Sarah Kaitlyn Volante, Frank Anthony Vranish, Joseph Mathew Wilcox, Marissa Williams, Desmond Wixom, Brittney L

History Teaching Hurst, Cayden W McKinney, Carson Farrell Uribe, Steven Mario Weeks, Jessie Ann Philosophy Bass, Charles Austin Gilbert, Jessica Louise Henry, Jannetta LaFazia, James McCausland, Kramer James Political Science Ceja-Monroy, Salvador Eck, Peter Jensen Langeveld, Bridger L Thompson, Aniedi Akpan Social Science Composite History Teaching Beynon, Alyssa Nicole Potter, Kenly Love Thomas, Allison K Watts-Kirkman, Sierra Alexis Social Work Lopez Alonso, Gisela Guadalupe Smith, Toni Ann BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Anthropology Gerlach, Ally Hartmann, Madison Taylor Robinson, Emma Talei Criminal Justice

Geography Catan, Gabrielle Elizabeth Etter, Eric Laverne Frickel, Shannon Louise Maw Henderson, William Edward Layton, Colton Lopez, Nicholas Joseph Moore, Amanda Nacole Pollard, Samantha M Resek, Ezra Rigley, Michael Jeffrey

Youngberg, Brayden J Philosophy Olson, Garrett R

Richey, Mary Kathryn Rogers, Taylor K Romero Lopez, Melisa Rostkowski, Asia Irene Schillo, Sara Marshall Seffker, Nathan Harris Silva, Anahi Spears-Rogers, Monnie Staker, Karissa May Staley, Braden B Thibodeau, Madeleine Rose Turner, Breann Bobby White, Justin Wayne Wood, Andrea

Political Science Bailey, Brody Aran Redd, Natalie Zmek, Carol Lee Psychology Allen, Nicole Joy Anderson, Kasie Joy Bentley, Bridger Barrett Bingham, David Mitchell Bolos, Katelyn J Carpenter, Kelsi Morgan Carreon, Penelope Cessna, Marina D Clarke, Allyssa Meghan Cluff, Cassidy J Dahl, AnnElise Nicole Davis, Auriane Bennett Correa Engledow, Markus Scott Farrell, Hannah Lynn Flowers, Chloe Marie Gibbons, Tatiana Elizabeth Gindlesperger, Ayanna Buscaino Gudgell, Kira E Gutierrez, Miriam J. Gutierrez-Estrada, Christopher Hall, Amanda Susan Hall, Maddison Harmison, Dillon Reed Heiner, Jaime Hill, Juliana Caycee Kightlinger, Jordan E Mason, Keith Kevin Mayerle, Angela R McDermott, Savannah Helen Genevieve Meyer, Madeline Monson, Travis Montoya, Jessica Elizabeth Murillo, Yavet Nickerson, Rachel June Ogborn, Rayden Evan Owen, McKinzie Perez, Estela Peterson, McKenna Pickard, Rachel Mariah Rager, Katelyn Dawn Reis da Silva, Camilla L

Psychology Teaching Brown, Mikayla Lynn Social Work Burnett, Lyndsi Kay Byington, Lynette M Crofts, Melanie Rose Deng, Athian William Dunleap, Jackson Daniel Fackrell, Jilanne Failner, Elizabeth Jane Fisher, Wendy Gillies, Ashley Jordan Griffin, Dana Henderson, Kara Hernandez, Shelby Johanna Hunsaker, Christiana Marie Hutchinson, Samantha Starr King, Tommi Jeanne Knight, Amy Mariah Lindeman, Bailee Carol McArthur, Kaylan Cheree Mendoza, Benjamin Naegle, Jennifer L Niebrugge, Kajay A Pineda, Sariah Makenna Reza, Talia Dale Rodriguez, Jasmine Stevenson, Peggy Stoker, Taylor Tingey, Khara Dawn Ward, Kelsie Ruth Wesche, Mikayla Meador Sociology Arreguin, Marisa

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Child, Breanna Dickinson, Michael Lloyd Hardy, Bridgette Martinez, Alicia Shupe, Jennifer Lee ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Criminal Justice Beard, Donald L Collaku, Altin Olsen, Hannah Ordonez, Rigo Ivann Rincon, Sarah Ruiz Avila, Jaqueline Sucec-Phillips, Taylor May CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Forensic Science Fundamentals Jeffs, Kylie Juvenile Justice Alatrista, Patricia BACHELOR OF INTEGRATED STUDIES Allen, Caeley Ranae Beh, Abraham Bickley, Hayden Jesse Bohn, Tiffany Brown, Andrea Nicole Burton, Rhett Chard, Wendy Jo Chugg, Cameron John Hansen, Monica Lynn Jackson, Kymira Ludia Johnson, Jasmine Lythgoe, Carlie Alexis Maloy, Andrew Nicholas Mathews, Collin Stanford Merritt, Sophie Rose Nandkeshwar, Faith C Niemeyer, Chase Shaw, Kaeli Breanna Tapaha-Van Winkle, Fredina Wilson, Rena Lanier RELATED CURRICULUM ASSOCIATE OF ARTS General Studies Adams, Ashlan Brooke

Arreguin, Marisa Avendaño, Jarali Baird, Navek Mckay Jonathan O Baker, Faith Barber, Raigen S. Becerril, Camila Berrett, Breanin Bigelow, Daniel R. Bodily, Chandler James Boyack, Madison Lynn Bushman, Lindsey Celeste Butler, MaKenzee Marie Butler, Taven J Cardon, Amy S Carter, Sadie Louise Castillo, Valdemar Loya Cheney, Grayce Coles, Sarah Ashley Conroy, Kennedy Marie Dahl, Sabrina Davies, Brennan Thane Denman, Sophia Zoh Eagle, Makenna Marie Fotheringham, Saydi McCall Gable, Ethan Paul Gilligan, Reese K Growcock, Elijah Grundy, James Max Hardcastle, William Ryan Haws, Aaron Hellewell, Adam Christopher Hernandez, Jasmine Karina Hinds, Shelby Caitlyn Horton, Alexis Zisumbo Jager, Austin Sean Jones, Joseph T Juarez, Alize N Kiser, Dillon G Kiser, Nolan James Kline, Dylan R Kobe, Mari Elizabeth Lopez, Leslie A McMullin, Graicee BriAnne Mckinnon, Pamela Meyer, Elliot M Meyerhoffer, Porter Nathan Molina Aguirre, Maria C Monkres, Kaden William Nelson, Kimberly L Oleson, Bailey Amelia

Olsen, Hannah Owings, Jayden N Pence, Harley Ray Renstrom, McKay Campbell Richards, Matthew Taylor Roskelley, Emma Margaret Salgado, Alesha Carmin Spangler, Mykala Leona Stanger, Megan Shea Rose Stark, Emma May Stout, Tarrah L Swenson, Siena Renee Trejo, Jace Ethan Turley, Amanda Marie Turner, Breann Bobby Ulrich, Chloe Elizabeth Vohs, Kalli Z Grace Westmoreland, Samantha Jo

Bass, Shea Lauren Baur, Adderly Beasley, Tate A Behrens, William V Behunin, Trevor A Bell, Colten Steven Belnap, Breann Bement, Brinley Bennett, Misty Shelton Bennion, Shawn Lyle Berry, Heather Marie Bertoch, Tressa Kay Bitton, Rhees Black, Gavin D Bland, Mya Kate Blier, Kayla DeAnna Blood, Alexis K Blue, Nicole Victoria Bogal, Abigail Winter Bojanower, Teegan Anne Bone, Emily Borja, Tiffany Bovero, Carlie Pitcher Bradburn, Courtney Rose Bradley, Bailey Bradshaw, Haylee Jo Brech, Olivia Lynn Briggs, Maxwell Daniel Brinkman, Bryan R Brooks, Alex B Brooks, Alexa G Brown, BreeAna K Brown, Jesse Elijah Brown, Matthew Glen Buckway, Jacob Bullock, Courtney M Bullock, Samantha Seray Bunderson, Trey Tadd Burke, Avery Jayne Burnett, Lauren Burton, Todd Bush, Carson Craig Bustin, Veneita June Butler, Anjuli Kathryn Buzon, Amaya Portia Byrd, Courtney L Caballero, Karen Calderwood, Riley Campos, Magali Shared Carlson, Courtnie Caroline

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE General Studies Adamson, Alexandra Adamson, Mitchel T Afuvai, Mia Belle Allred, Alexsis Storm Allred, Ammon Alvarez, Joshua Aaron Anderson, Cameron L. Anderson, Chandler Anderson, Jessica Suzanne Anderson, Nicolas Q Anderson, Noelle Robyn Aparicio, Jorge Luis Archibeque, Caprice Megan Armstrong, Lauren Hurtado Ashby, Esperance Alene Athalye, Roxolana Avendano, Cristian R. Backus, Sheridan Lee Bailey, Davis C Bailey, Sydnee L Baird, Claire Dianne Baird, Corey J Baker, Sierra Joan Banner, Anna Lyssa Barber, Adam Michael Barker, Cameron Scott Barnes, Jakeb Tanner Baron, Kaia Tacoma Barton, Joseph

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Carpenter, Rex Michael Carter, Marian Autumn Case, Corinne M Catmull, Jacob Richard Chapman, Kelsey Dawn Charriere, Ashley R Chase, Ethan Scott Chavez, Emanuel Cherone, Elizabeth L Christensen, Eve Rachelle Christensen, Hyrum Dennis Christensen, Todd Gage Christofferson, Karli Nicole Clifford, Cameron L Cole, Rowan D Coleman, Bryce Combe, Amanda Lynne Compton, Mallory A Condie, Trenton Conrad, Evyn Charles Cook, Abigail Eden Cook, Nicholas W Cook, Robert Cooke, Kyler D Cooper, Taylor M Coplin, Rosemary Jane Cornell, Kathryn Joy Cortez, Crystal Corum, Cleo Rebecca Coy, Caitlyn Cramer, Rachel Marie Criddle, Kaitlyn Davenport, Jenna L Davies, Sara C Davis, Brooklyn M Davis, Chanel K Davis, Leah Dawn Dean, Skylar Dennis, Evan Sern Deppe, Nicole Lynn Deppen, Gibson Dickson, Haven Nicole Dicus, Corbin Michael Dinges, Ezekel Alchie Dow, Blayke Marjorie Doxford, Dallin D Driscoll, Riane M Droubay, Tyler M Duchesneau, Devin Conor Duggar, Gabriel A

Dunaway, Alexander Michael Dunham, Mykenzie Ann Dunkley, Blake R Dwyer, AJ T Eads, Xander Ray William Egan, Tiare K Ellis, Jacob keali’i Ellis, Kaitlin Ensey, Julianne Marie Epperson, Gavin S Erickson, Breanne Marie Evans, Lily June Evans, Seth J Farnsworth, Cooper Blaine Farrow, Marquis Lutheru Fausett, Carter Felt, Gavin T Felt, Mackenzie L Ferguson, Jared Blake Ferguson, Preston Mark Fielding, Abigail O Fitt, Alyssa Lauren Fleurant, Gabrielle Monique Flinders, Marshal Scott Flores, Reann Floto, Kelsie Fojtek, Keeley Kimiko Foster, Justin Friedel, Kayla E Galindo-Camarena, Jacqueline Garcia, Gabriel A Garcia, Roxeth Gisela Garrard, Ryleigh Garside, Cory Jantzen Garza, Ethan Gabriel Geerdes, Skyler R Gibb, Davis J Gibb, Savanah Gil, Andrea V Gillis, Taylor A Gilmore, Emily Miranda Gindlesperger, Ayanna Buscaino Glover, Steven Wyatt Gomez, Colton Davis Gonzalez Quintanilla, Miguel Angel Goodfellow, Ian Michael Gould, Cameron Graham, Samuel James Gray, Braxton Michael Gresham, Erika Dawn

Grether, Max William Gutierrez, Nubia P Haacke, Carson D Hadlock, Katelyn Ruth Hale, Rachelle Hale, River Preston Hall, Luke Olsen Halladay, Sienna Hanks, Calvin M Hansen, Dax Edward Harden, Ethan J Hardy, Richard D Harker, BriElle Marie Harper, Erin Harris, Ester C Harrop, Britnee J Hart, Cameron W Heer, Tessa A Heiner, Richard Alan Hensley, Michael Allen Hepworth, John Clifford Heslop, Aanika L Heslop, Colton Heuck, Makenzi R Hinrichs, Sherrie L Hixson, Spencer Hoff, William A Hofmeister, Ayden Shay Honie, Cameron Jean Horne, Austin B Horne, Emily L Howarth, Jacob Howe, Sarah Lillian MacKenzie Hudman, Hallie Humpherys, Lindy J Hunter, Lydia Huot, Avery Marie Huston, Tiana J Hyde, David Mathew Hyde, Mark Daniel Ingram, Evelyn Isakson, Maximus S Jaramillo, Alize Estrella Jarman, Gavin B Jensen, Evan O’Bryan Jensen, Kelsee Jo Jensen, Madelyn Jensen, Sophia Jensen-Vail, Steve Johansen, Lauren Elizabeth

Johnson, Alexis Lee Johnson, Hyrum Manley Johnson, Shianne Elaine Jolley, Aaron Clifton Jones, Bridger M Jones, Carson E Jones, Justice Bailey Jones, Kennedy G Jones, Trent B Kader, TanaRae Kappes, Sadie L Keever, Dallen noah Kelso, Bowman D Kerttula, Katharine M Khan, Nadir Sajjad Kidner, Dalyla Elise Kilborn, Kennice Kilcrease, Hannah King, Jenna King, Sierra Alexis Kippen, Marton S Kirby, Diane Christine Kirby, Taylor Ron Kitchen, Ashley Kristine Knight, Russell J Krusi, Dayton C Kunzler, Kimberly Larsen, Marintha N Latai, Christy Allison Lawhead, Ethan M Layton, Camille Leavitt, Caleb L Lee, Braden Jared Leonard, Marijke Lerdahl, Aaron Darrel Lim, Seng Li Linares, Alexandra M Lindquist, Laura Brook Lobato, Amaya I Long, Brooke T Losee, Katelyn Charlotte Lucas, Kenneth K Mackay, Dekklan Douglas Mackenzie, Leann S Mackinnon, Winter F Madden, Braedan John Maddox, Gage Benjamin Mahmood, Rukhsar Major, Gavin Rigby Manjarrez, Natalie Michelle

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Mann, Emma M Martin, Britney Ann Marturello, Lexus Ann Mattes, Gracie Noelle Maxfield, Carter Maxwell, Ryan McAllister, Emma Rachel McCarrey, Kylee McCauley, Tate F McConnell, Lauren Elizabeth McDowell, Kevin Knight McEuen, Sarah McKinney, Mason Richard Mckinney, Erika Ann Merkley, Ashton Kristofer Merrill, Benjamin Dallen Midwood, Stephanie Emilia Miller, Samuel Curtis Milliner, Kellie A Minaya, Shawn Alexander Mitchell, Kiya Mobley, Alexis Kamryn Monroy, Jesus Monterroso, Daniela Moore, Hannah E Morgan, Elsie L Morris, Hallie Danielle Morrison, Joseph A Morrison, Samantha B Morse, Gwendolyn Rose Morse, Mikayla Mortensen, Jordyn Shae Mortensen, Justin Lee Moser, Aaron C Mosher, Hannah S Mower, Hope N Mukura, Jollyn Agatesi Murphy, Hunter L Muster, Lydia C Myers, McKenna Nalder, Amber Francis Nalder, BreAnn Helen Nalder, John J Navarrete, Sidia Maria Neilson, Keelie Neilson, Megan Nessen, JarDee Nguyen, Julie Huu Nicholas, Jaxyn Ashley Nicol, Samuel R

Nield, Kevin James Nielson, Anna Lee Nye, Caitlyn Marie Nye, Jasmyn L Nye, MaKaylee K Obray, Mckenna Ormsby, Jacob C Ortega Bermudez, Danitza Oseguera, Ingrid Sarai Otterstrom, Zack J Page, Cody H Page, Jack R Park, Annabelle J Passey, Thomas Greg Patterson, Connor Blair Payton, Alisha Marie Percival, Kate Nicole Perkes, Ethan Jude Perkins, Ryan Alexandra Pettegrew, Brayson Isaiah Petty, Gabrielle Z Pewtress, Alyson Phillips, Luke J Phillips, Mason C Phillips, Raegan Mae Pickett, Shelby Riannon Pies, Cade Morgan Pincombe, Aurora Lynn Pitts, Hayden Plane, Justin E Poppleton, Sara Nichole Powell, Kassidy Cherie Pratt, Jaden Michelle Preator, Hallie Price, Ezekiel R Price, Kaylee Marie Price, Kimberly Mae Priest, Aaron M Pruitt, Mitchell Anthony Quigley, Alexa Louise Randall, Dalton W Reading, Joshua Michael Reed, Emily Lynn Reimer, Aleia Donna Reynolds, Elijah R Richardson, Megan Ann Rickards, Alexandra Elaine Riehemann, Nathan Rios, Isaiah Rippon, Kinsey

Robins, Brinli Pearl Robles, Vladimir S Rodgers, Karli M Rogers, Kylee Rollins, Talmage Val Roper, MaKenna Ali Rosenthal, Angela Aina Roundy, Jakob Maguire Rudolph, Breyden Russell, Conner Scott Russell, Kambree Rutter, Jenna Sagapolu, Darin Lulago Sambrano, Ashley Samiu, Miriam Melissa Sangberg, Jacob Conor Santoyo, Gissel Isabel Sargent, Daniel Austin Savage, Logan M Schofield, Zachary T Schraedel, Jordan A Semrow, Cameron D Sharpe, Mia Marisa Shaw, Analyn Shaw, Collin T Shelton, ToriAnn M Sherman, Anthony E Shinney, Devin William Shirley, Nicholas Shuman, Haylee Annalynn Shupe, Whitney Dee Silberman, Kyler Sherman Slade, Tayzia Rose Slot, Nikole Kristeen Smith, Abby L Smith, Jaren Christopher Smith, Kailie K Smith, McKinLee Jo Smith, Olivia Adrienne Smith, Olivia Grace Smith, Rachel Kylee Smith, Sean P Snyder, Kirsten Rae Sorensen, Case S Sorensen, Makayla South, Charlotte Bryn Sowerby, Sydney P Spafford, Bryce Kent Sparkman, Paige Elizabeth Sperber, Ashlenne Melissa

Speth, Kris Kendrick Sprehn, E Benjamin Staats, Ryan Miles Stanger, Jake Lawrence Stanger, Taylor Anne Stanley, Shinibah S Steed, Joshua P Steenblik, Brandon James Steiner, Matthew Sean Stevens, April Kay Stevenson, Hunter Mckenzee Stevenson, Sydney Stimpson, Betsy Stocks, Britni J Stoker, Cayden Shawn Studstill, Avril K Sturman, Noah Corey Sullivan, Carter S Summers, Jennifer Lee Surles, Annika Berg Talbot, Kery Kent Talbot, Mckenzie Sara Talbot, Thomas C Tate, Taysia Shailee Tatton, Samantha M Taylor, Kolby McKay Thao, Acyanna Tholen, Brecca Thomas, Joshua D Thomas, Taylor Kate Thompson, Ashlyn Kristen Thompson, Lasidney Dashawn Thompson, Rebekah Louise Thomson, Kaitlynn Thurgood, Emily Anne Thurgood, Kayla J Tolman, Austin R Tolman, Braden Anthony Tolman, Bryton William Toone, Braden D Topik, Grace O Tovey, Taylor Jacob Trujillo, David Trumbo, Dixon J Trumbo, Mason S Turley, Brooklyn Marie Ure, Kelsee Raine Uribe, Raven Sorcha Urry, Gage Jerod Urry, Jack

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Valle, Jetsabeth Perez Vance, Daniel David Velasco, Irvin Jesus Venegas, Amara M Vesper, Jennifer L Vu, Michelle T Vuong, Andy Walker, Caleb Trent Walker, Emilie Wallace, Kenzie Jackson Wanczyk, Brynlee S Ward, Hannah Warren, Balie Watson, Jessalyn M Weatherford, Brandtson Moirrs Weaver, Brylee A Webster-Wood, Debra Jo Weicks, Daxen K Welch, April Bailey Wells, Carter Jones Wells, Isaac Nelson Wells, Kevin Nathan Wendell, Michael Whinham, Sydnee White, Austin B Whiteley, Brycen C Whitten, Matthew K Wight, Bailee Wilcoxon, Dabriah Ashli Wilder, Susan Wilkey, Cole Jefferson Willden, Ethan Charles Willden, Irelyn Williams, Jennifer Rachael Williams, Marcus Daniel Willmore, Kaylee Ann Winfrey, Kyle S Wingle, Tre Thomas Womack, AnaLise Woolsey, Gillian Adele Wright, Daniel James Wright, Joshua John Young, Elizabeth R Young, Miriam Nicole Zentz, Chammelia A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION General Education Ashby, Bayley Beth Brown, Cayla L

Hatch, Chloe Lynne Humpherys, Brayden R Mahmood, Eman Young, Faith Amber JOHN B. GODDARD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & ECONOMICS MASTER OF ACCOUNTING Frandsen, Lexie Nicole Garrett Barnes, Tiffanie Lynda Hansen, James Matthew Jeffers, Kambri M Martinez, Mandy Jo Udommana, Chugiat Ward, Rylee Welton MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bekins, Brittany N Bhatta, Arun Chan, Victor Gwokwai Christensen, Cory John Cook, Denver M Davidson, Kevin Farah, Daniel Fenton, Cassandra Frye, Jaymee Larene Gaddis, Jordan L Head, Blake D Hellstrom, Blair Joseph Hollingshead, Julie Johnson, Trevor George Jolley, Mark Keller, Colton Knight, Ryan Neil Kurys, Leslie Ann Langston, Troy Maxwell, Kristina Misener, Derek J Monteclaro, Brady Joseph Rae, Cody Alexander Reesor, Gentry Dawn Rhodes, Glenda Rushton, Austin Allen Stepanek, Tiare Wailana Tanner, Alden Bennet Thompson, Cameron D Wells, Trevor L Werrett, Paul Wood, Richard Todd

Schank, Margaret Stringham, Keeley Wall, Rebekah Ann Wilson, Brady Michael Young, Melodee

MASTER OF TAXATION Martin, Andrew Todd Paul, Shaylie Michelle Perkes, Austin Reed Raymundo, Marco A Rogers, Braxton Ryan Stubbs, Tanner D Todd, Braxton M

Business Administration/Human Resource Management Beck, Taitum Ann Bond, Jami Joan Clifford, Scott Combe, Amanda Lynne Fraga, Jade Valkyri Fuit, Nichole Jade Green, Ericca Ann Johnson, Brandon Francis Murdock, Kristen Condie Nelson, Zanda Tufino Jara, Laura Melissa Wallenmeyer, Nathan Robert

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Aerospace Management Cook, Denver M Johnson, Trevor George Rae, Cody Alexander Tanner, Alden Bennet Contract Management in Business Bekins, Brittany N Wood, Richard Todd Information Assurance Chan, Victor Gwokwai Rushton, Austin Allen

Business Administration/Finance Gordon Jr., Armante Darlan Business Administration/Marketing Carpenter, Ryann Pollock Otteson, Mckenzie N Phelps, Michael Adam Thao, Michelle Xer

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Accounting Alajmi, Abdulaziz S M S M Anderson, Abigail Lynn Arrington, Nathan John Bano Carrasco, Sheyla Anabell Barragan, Roger Blackham, Kaden Dustin Bunderson, Paul Michael Burnett, Patrick Ryan Chatham, Tyler A Chaudhari, Selja J Dorsey, Joe Michael Eppich, Trevor S Flitton, Atalie Rae Gilbert, Shaelyn Higgins, Trey L Jensen, Tucker L Khazaei, Maryam Kletzli, Jacob C Martin, Caitlin Belle Murdock, Matthew Brook Raleigh, Justin M Robison, Jacob B Salmond, John Luke

Business Administration Allenbach, Derek Arnold, Jack William Barnes, Jakeb Tanner Bouwmeester, Brayden M Cook, Travis Wesley Cowdin, Caleb-Hunter Davenport, Jacob L Eilertson, Kayla S Gutierrez, Jessica E Hartzfeld, Garrett Hathaway, Jared Heiner, Matthew J Hodson, Lindsey Nicole Howarth, Sydnie M Kozak, Michal Leist, Marleen Alexandra Lopez, Trinidad Judy McDonald, Joshua R Nancino, Jason S

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Otay, Julio Alejandro Pentzer, Kori Lou Pett, Colten J Rolow, Shayla Strong, Landon Tesch, Auston Jeffrey Tidwell, Reagan Van Woerkom, Aaron Lee Vazquez Robles, Jennifer Wade, Jace Clint Wardle, Jared Don

Mallow, Erika Calica McBride, Colton John Peterson, Zane Parker Randall, Danny Richins, Jaden Chase Thornock, Keaton Robert Tomlinson, Jordan Edward Van De Graff, Nathan Warren, Ivy Wheelwright, Andrew Bryan Williams, Taylor Jason

Business Economics Convoy, Kirsten Lee Moses, Tia Alilia Stone, Benjamin Tyler

Marketing Barton, Jensen Grant Fietek, Kyle Gallegos, Derek Lee Hayes, Ashley Hogge, Alec Shawn Russaw, Madison Watson, Michaela Mary Rose Quantitative Economics Call, Derek

International Economics Huang, Yidong Shen, Jingrui Management Information Systems Auger, Colton Reeve Barrack, Daniel Jozef Bleazard, Nathan J Breu, Stephen Chaudhari, Selja J Combe, Justin J Cross, Nathan Samuel Dodge, Alexander Robert Goodrich, Brandon Todd Harper, Alexander Nicholas Hawkins, Stacey Tremayne Jensen, Samuel Russell Jensen, Zachary R Jones, Aaron Michael Laird, Kameron Alvin

Management Information Systems Cannon, Christopher Taylor Porter, Tanner Jeffery

Supply Chain Management Beever, Tayler N Danner, Jayson A Eberle, Garrett Richard Evans, Benjamin James Hardy, Rachelle Elizabeth Immak, Fawn Keller, Nathaniel Charles Knight, Joseph Loftus, Cameron James Longoria, Robert Ryan McDonald, Hali Hope Robbins, Joshua David Schmanski, Allison Taylor Shupe, Carson K Tucker, Colton C Waldron, William Nathaniel

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Edwards, Adam Grant Edwards, Zachary Sheldon Espinosa, Jayden Glende, Thomas Alfred Hartzfeld, Garrett Houskeeper, Jacob Nash Howarth, Jacob Jensen, Tucker L Jensen, Zachary R Lambertsen, Dallin Lee Mackay, Dekklan Douglas McDonald, Joshua R Nye, Haley Ann Olsen, Hannah Pentzer, Kori Lou Razo, Victoria Rose Alessi Robbins, Joshua David Rodriguez Peralta, Andres Felipe Ryan, Christopher Geoffrey Shepherd, Ajay R Smith, Justin

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Business & Economics Alcaraz, Alexis G Arrington, Nathan John Barth, Kayla Leisel Blackham, Kaden Dustin Bringard, Devin A Clifford, Scott

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Each tassel color represents a different college.

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Another graduation commencement ceremony is approaching. Each college varies in the tassel color they will move across their cap as they graduate.

Each college may also vary the tassel color based on graduating degree. Those who are graduating with an associate degree in general studies will have a mixture of a purple and white tassel.

The College of Engineering and Applied Technology will have black tassels for their Applied Science and Technology degree. All other master’s, bachelor’s and associate degree graduates will wear orange.

White is the color for the College of Arts and Humanities, except for those who are a Master of Professional Communication student, whose tassels will be crimson.

Business and economic degrees will all be brown. Education students will sport light

blue.

The Integrated Studies BIS graduates’ tassels will be cream, while the College of Science graduates will be golden yellow.

The College of Health Professions will have multiple tassel colors. For Health Professions, Master of Nursing, Master of Nurse Practitioner and Master of Radiology graduates, an apricot-colored tassel will be given.

Master of Health Administration, Bachelor of Health Administrative Services and Bachelor of Public Health will be salmon-colored tassels, while Master of Respiratory Therapy, Master of Athletic Training and Bachelor of Athletic Training will be sage green.

The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences will wear cream tassels, with the exception of Master of Criminal Justice graduates, whose tassels will be citron.

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The amount of times I’ve attempted to write this column is thoroughly embarrassing. I’m not great at goodbyes — I suck at them.

That’s what this column feels like: a lengthy goodbye that has taunted me for days.

I read a bunch of other graduation columns to try and spark the inspiration that has eluded me each time I’ve tried to write this.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I could write about several topics.

Like how I once had a roommate who would steal my food every time I went home (I’m still not sure what that was even about).

A roommate who pretended she had cancer. (No, I’m not kidding.)

My experience with the disability center whose intentions I believe were in the right place but couldn’t help me in the way I needed.

Or how the pandemic caused me to move back home and wake up every day this week to my brother making dinosaur noises while playing his video game. (Trust me, I know he’s weird.)

However, that’s all a bit much for me, so I’ll just talk about why I decided to become a journalism major instead.

There’s no great story behind it. I didn’t have a million journals; I wasn’t on the school paper or a part of the yearbook club.

I grew up loving books, and I suppose that’s where it all started.

Once I finished a book, if I didn’t own the sequel, I’d make one of my own. It wasn’t very good, and didn’t make much sense, but it didn’t matter.

My parents thought the stories were great and always told me to keep writing because they didn’t want my stories to end.

As I grew older, the travel and discovery channels were always on at my house.

I would watch people like Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern travel around the

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globe, eat weird food and talk to interesting people.

I thought to myself, “I can totally do that.

I’ve moved around a lot. I’ll eat weird stuff, and I’ll write about it.”

People always told me I was a great writer, so I decided, why not make a living off of it and do the one thing I had been complimented on multiple times throughout school?

So, starting at Weber State, I declared my major in multimedia journalism and began my journey.

My journey was pretty much the exact opposite of what I had planned, and it always kept me on my toes.

Now, I’m a month out from graduating and pretty sure I’m not on “Punk’d.” The question remains: “What exactly do I plan to do once I graduate?”

I’ve been asked this multiple times, and I don’t really have an answer.

I wish I could say the childhood dream of being a travel journalist still exists, but it doesn’t.

To tell you the truth, I don’t even know exactly what type of writer I want to be anymore, although I have been told several times by various people that writing about my disability would be a great job for me.

Maybe they’re right, and writing about my day-to-day struggles would be enlightening for others and myself.

For now, I’m content and slightly terrified of having no plan.

It lets me consider other possibilities that are different from the one I had dreamed up in my head and stuck with for so long.

My point of all of this is that changing your plan or your major multiple times is okay.

Taking longer than the average four years to finish college is okay too.

Not getting your dream job (while it really sucks and crushes your soul) is okay. There will be other opportunities.

While my years at Weber may have been absolute insanity and not what I had dreamed of, I’ve realized that, plan or no plan, I’ll be fine. I’m sure of that much, at least.

So, goodbye, Weber. Thanks for the whirlwind adventure and memories. It’s been a time I’ll always remember.

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I recently participated in a discussion about the concept of “having grit.” In this discussion, we talked about how some people naturally are “gritty” and some aren’t. Some people naturally persevere when things get hard, and some give up.

We discussed how people who have the strength to persevere actually make it further in life than those who are naturally talented.

Naturally-talented people tend to give up when things get more difficult, and those who aren’t naturally talented keep fighting when things get hard.

This is true about college. How many people do you know gave up on school, or just stopped at their associate degree after planning to get a bachelor’s? Now, there’s nothing wrong with having just an associate degree, but you can get so much further if you push through two more years. It sucks and it’s probably one of the hardest things you will do, but it’s worth it.

This discussion got me thinking, especially as I’m getting ready to graduate with my bachelor’s degree. I started wondering how I had “grit” and persevered through the challenges of college. I have had two very different college experiences that really allow me to see

the difference in a college experience when I’m persevering rather than surrendering.

My first year attending Weber State University, I was freshly out of high school, and I thought I knew what I was doing. Having the mindset to do anything that I put my mind to, I signed up to be a reporter on The Signpost, and I joined Studio 76 while taking 16 credit hours and figuring out what it means to be an adult.

I didn’t have the confidence that was needed to persevere through school. I dropped out of The Signpost halfway through the year, then I took a break from school entirely after spring of 2017.

Though tough, the hiatus I took from school was exactly what I needed. I moved to Houston for a year and a half and had some revelatory experiences that helped me learn who I am.

I had a realization that I could actually accomplish what I put my mind to, but in order to do that, I had to have the confidence to do so.

In the discussion that I had about “grit,” it was said that there are some people who learn to have grit. It’s not something that is easily taught, but some people learn to have it.

I came back to school fall of 2019, with a renewed sense of purpose. I was ready. I didn’t get myself involved in anything my first year back because I wanted to make sure I knew what I wanted to get my degree in. I met with my advisors, I kept going with my associate degree, and finally I came to realize what my calling was: Broadcast Journalism.

There’s something about being able to tell other people’s stories that I can’t get enough of. There’s an art to being able to share the

lives of the simple people around and give a voice to people who don’t normally get that chance. It’s my chance to make a difference in the world.

These last two years of attending school have pushed me more than I’d like to admit.

I’ve faced challenges educationally, personally, physically and spiritually. That’s what school is all about. It’s there to push you past your limits so that you can accomplish more than you could ever dream of.

I came back to The Signpost in summer 2020, right after the pandemic started. I am currently the Videography Editor. It’s a unique experience to be a videographer on a printed paper. You are working for a medium that doesn’t necessarily “need” video.

I had the opportunity to take a position and to mold it so that it’s a necessary part of the paper. This pushed me.

When you jump into a position that isn’t “needed,” nor did it exist the year before, you have to push a bit harder than if the position had regularly been filled.

I had to make my presence known, and I had to show that I could be of help, even in my little corner of the office. I wouldn’t have succeeded in this position if I didn’t have the grit and determination to make it a necessary position.

The only way to make your dreams happen is to push past the pain. You have to take the pain and keep going. You can’t let it pull you down and stop you from accomplishing your dreams.

Nelson Mandela once said, “It always seems impossible until it’s done.”

As I’ve been preparing for graduation, my

mind has often been wandering to myself as a younger girl. I am the first of my siblings to get my bachelor’s and the first of my biological parents to get a degree. The only person in my immediate family with a degree has been my step mom.

My mom always told me as a little girl that no matter what, I needed to get my bachelor’s degree. It was always a dream of mine. My step mom showed me how that was possible.

It didn’t truly settle as a reality until last semester when I started thinking about internships. I remember, sitting there and thinking, “I am actually graduating with my bachelor’s degree. And I can see myself doing it professionally.”

Last year, I realized that I had never thought about what happens after college. My entire life has been about getting to this point, and now, I can show little Sarah that her dreams came true and that they were better than she could have ever imagined.

I wouldn’t be where I am today without Weber State and the amazing professors that teach here. If this school didn’t approve of a student run newspaper, I wouldn’t have the connections or experience needed to succeed in my future career. I have a fighting chance because of Weber.

I didn’t just learn what was needed to get a job at a TV news station. At Weber, I learned how to persevere when it gets hard. That kind of education, an education that teaches you to keep pushing, is hard to get. It’s not an easy one to find and Weber gives it to you.

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Weber State University’s first doctoral program, the Doctor of Nursing Practice, began in fall 2019.

This spring, 12 students make up the first cohort to graduate with this high-level degree.

According to the program’s website, the DNP degree “prepares nurses to be expert leaders who focus on the application of evidence to inform nursing practice through the creation and implementation of innovative strategies that improve health systems and influence health consumer outcomes.”

The DNP offers two educational pathways: The leadership program prepares nurses for executive roles, and the family nurse practitioner program trains nurses as leaders in clinical practice.

This degree allows the graduates independence to work and inspire change wherever they go in the healthcare field.

The journey has not been easy for these students. Many mentioned how difficult it was to juggle school, work and family responsibilities all at the same time. On top of everything else, the COVID-19 pandemic had its own impact.

Since the DNP program was offered online, a switch to virtual caused by the pandemic wasn’t necessarily a challenge, and the program continued. However, many of these students said that the pandemic did affect their projects for the degree when they had to find ways to continue virtually instead of in-person and had to constantly adapt with changes and uncertainty.

For example, Holly Wright had to adjust her project from in-person to online educational courses for providers at Seager Memorial Clinic in Ogden. The temporary closure of the clinic also limited Wright’s ability to review charts and practice change, but she made it through.

Mindy Robert had long-before planned for a community-based adaptive yoga program for people affected by neurological conditions and said that it was hard to revise the program to ensure it was still worthwhile while keeping everyone safe.

However, Robert said the pandemic had a positive impact on her project as well. Having to conduct the program online anyways, she was able to team-up with a non-profit organization in Michigan, Yoga Moves MS, and its instructor Mindy Eisenberg.

“I had attended Mindy’s adaptive yoga teacher training in October 2019 and never thought she would end up being able to teach the online yoga classes to participants in Utah,” Robert said. “She is an experienced adaptive instructor and yoga therapist with many years of experience working with multiple sclerosis patients, so I was thrilled she could help me implement the program.”

As the first in a new program, there were, of course, some kinks in the system to work out through experience and trial and error, but the students said it mostly went smoothly and that

the faculty was very good at responding to feedback and working things out to improve the courses and help students succeed.

“We knew coming in as the first group there would be some challenges, but honestly, the faculty have all been receptive to feedback and listen to suggestions to make assignment instructions more clear or to change the sequence or due dates of assignments to spread out the workload better,” Kristyn Steedley said. “I have felt nothing but sincere concern and desire from the faculty to help us succeed.”

On top of the personal achievement and satisfaction of learning, leading projects and completing the DNP degree, many of the students said the best part of the program was the relationships developed with each other in the cohort and the support they offered to each other. Many also expressed gratitude for the professors who supported them and helped them succeed.

“I am so grateful for the professors of the DNP program,” Wright said. “They have put their heart and soul into this program, and it is evident that they want us to succeed. It has been such a pleasure to work with them.”

As this first graduating cohort of Doctor of Nursing Practice students prepares for the end of this chapter of their lives, they look forward to their futures and dreams.

Wright will continue working as a nurse practitioner at Ogden Clinic, but hopes to one day help make changes in a local homeless clinic and start a non-profit organization for the treatment of underserved residents in downtown Ogden.

On top of continuing to teach in the Annie Taylor Dee School of Nursing, Angela Page plans to use her newly attained knowledge and skills to improve healthcare access for vulnerable populations of Utah pre-K through 12th-grade students.

Heather Clark also plans to continue teaching in the nursing associate, bachelor’s and master’s programs.

Robert hopes to have her manuscript about the online adaptive yoga program published, and also hopes to see more adaptive exercise and yoga classes become more widely available in the community.

Marie Blancher plans to continue in her current position at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, but is also considering pursuing a future career in nursing education.

Steedley plans to continue working in her current job and expand her leadership responsibilities. She said she also looks forward to taking a break from formal education and enjoying some more family time.

Roxie Butterfield said she does not yet have specific plans, but so far looks forward to a break from homework.

“I really do not know what I will do when I do not have homework on the weekends,” Butterfield said.

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By LISETTE LANDAVERDE Reporter

Graduating from college is a big deal for every student, and those from marginalized communities often feel its impact even more.

The LatinX Grad Ceremony is a celebration for graduating Latinx or Hispanic students where these students and their friends and families can celebrate their academic achievements.

Students created the event in Spring 2019 as a rising number of Latinx and Hispanic students were graduating from WSU each semester. The event will showcase the barriers Latinx graduates have overcome while also celebrating these students and becoming an example for future generations of minority students.

According to Cristian Gutierrez, a LatinX Grad Ceremony adviser, the event is a place to share the community’s stories and efforts to make the country a better place for future generations.

It is not a replacement for Weber State University’s commencement ceremony, but it is an additional event created by students to tell their stories as Latinx students while also celebrating their culture and heritage.

The event includes both English and Spanish speakers, making it a safe and more inclusive event for attendees who only speak Spanish.

The event has also included indigenous languages in previous years.

Having bilingual speakers is an essential aspect of the ceremony for Patricia Alatrista, an upcoming graduate receiving her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.

“It’s given my dad an opportunity to fully understand the concept of graduating,” Alatrista said. “Him getting to see that, being proud and not being scared to ask for a translation.”

Additionally, the ceremony includes performances that represent the diverse culture of Latin America.

Gutierrez recalled a moment from a previous ceremony where a student carried her daughter as she received her stole and walked across the stage.

“This graduate, the daughter of immigrants, was a parent as well and had done exactly what so many parents wish when they make the journey to America: to provide their children with an opportunity. An opportunity we know as the American dream,” Gutierrez said.

Students who take part in the ceremony receive a special stole and certificate.

To students like Camila Becerril, who will complete her associate degree this spring semester, graduating means being recognized for the community’s efforts and showing how far they have come.

“Every degree means something, and every person who’s getting a degree is really important,” Becerril said.

This year’s ceremony will be held at the Dee Events Center on April 25 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Students eligible for participation must have graduated or be graduating in the 2020-21 fall, spring or summer semesters. They must also apply for graduation through the university and attend meetings and rehearsals for the event.

The deadline to apply for university graduation has already passed, but students can still apply to be a part of the ceremony on the LatinX Grad Ceremony page on WSU’s website.

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Graduarse de la universidad es algo bien importante para todos los estudiantes, y los de comunidades en minorías a menudo sienten su impacto mucho más.

La ceremonia LatinX Grad es una celebración para graduados latinx o hispanos donde ellos pueden celebrar sus logros académicos con sus amigos y familias.

Estudiantes crearon el evento en Spring 2019 a medida que el número de graduados latinx e hispanos de WSU subió cada semestre.

El evento mostrará las barreras que los estudiantes latinx han superado mientras celebra a estos estudiantes y reconoce que ellos son ejemplos para las generaciones futuras de comunidades en minorías.

Según Cristian Gutiérrez, un asesor de la ceremonia LatinX Grad, el evento es un lugar para compartir las historias y los esfuerzos de la comunidad para hacer el país un lugar mejor para las generaciones futuras.

No reemplaza la ceremonia de graduación de Weber State University, pero es un evento adicional creado por estudiantes para contar sus historias como latinx graduados mientras celebran su cultura y herencia.

El evento incluye oradores que hablan inglés y español, haciéndolo un evento seguro e inclusivo para los asistentes que solo hablan español. El evento también ha incluido idiomas indígenas en años anteriores.

Tener oradores bilingües es un aspecto esencial de la ceremonia para Patricia Alatrista, una próxima graduada que recibirá su licenciatura en justicia penal.

“Le ha dado una oportunidad a mi papá para entender completamente lo que significa graduarse de la universidad,” dijo Alatrista. “Él puede verlo, estar orgulloso y no tener miedo

de pedir traducción.”

Además, la ceremonia incluye actuaciones que representan la diversa y rica cultura Latinoamericana.

Gutiérrez recordó un momento de una ceremonia anterior en la que una estudiante cargaba a su hija mientras recibía su estola y cruzó el escenario.

“Esta graduada, hija de inmigrantes, también era madre e hizo exactamente lo que muchos padres desean cuando hacen el viaje a Estados Unidos: brindar una oportunidad para sus hijos. Una oportunidad que conocemos como el sueño americano,” dijo Gutiérrez.

Los estudiantes que participan en la ceremonia reciben una estola y un certificado especial.

Para estudiantes como Camila Becerril, quien completará su título de asociado este semestre, graduarse significa ser reconocido por los esfuerzos de la comunidad y mostrar lo lejos que han llegado.

“Cada título significa algo, y cada persona que está obteniendo un título es muy importante,” dijo Becerril.

La ceremonia de este año se celebrará en el Dee Events Center el 25 de abril a las 10 a.m. hasta las 12 p.m.

Los estudiantes elegibles para participar deben haberse graduado o graduarse en los semestres del otoño, primavera o verano de 2020-21. También deben aplicar para graduación a través de la universidad y asistir a las reuniones y ensayos para el evento.

La fecha tope para inscribirse para la graduación universitaria ya pasó, pero los estudiantes todavía pueden enviar una solicitud para ser parte de la ceremonia en la página de la ceremonia Grad del sitio web de WSU. Comment on this story at signpost.mywebermedia.com

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This year’s commencement will feature Weber State University alum Ta’u Pupu’a, a former Wildcat with a unique resume.

Pupu’a is a native of the Polynesian Kingdom of Tonga, an archipelago consisting of 169 islands in the south Pacific, and moved to Salt Lake City with his family when he was 5 years old.

He came to WSU on a football scholarship while pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree, and was then drafted to the NFL by coach Bill Belichick of the Cleveland Browns. After becoming one of the Baltimore Ravens, he sus-

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“One morning, he was looking out the window and asked God, what should I do?” reads Pupu’a’s story on his official website. “Suddenly he had an answer, crazy as it seems: Go sing!”

Pupu’a went to New York to pursue a career in singing. He attended Juilliard School, a private performing arts conservatory in New York City, and graduated three years later.

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Apart from travelling the globe, Pupu’a faithfully supports the WSU community and has made several local appearances in the past decade.

In 2011, he performed at the 43rd annual WSU Salutes, a ceremony at which the WSU Alumni Association honors outstanding alumni, at the Hurst Center for Lifelong Learning.

Pupu’a was among the attendees at WSU’s 50th anniversary celebration of the Val A. Browning Center for Performing Arts in 2015,

speaking along with other talented alumni.

In March 2018, Pupu’a returned to Utah for a one-night performance with Chamber Orchestra Ogden at Peery’s Egyptian Theatre, and in 2019 he appeared at the Guadalupe School Spring Gala in Salt Lake.

The most recent item on Pupu’a’s opera calendar, slated for March 2020 at Perth Concert Hall in Australia, never took place due to the pandemic, which has put his live performances on hold.

Pupu’a will address the WSU community during the virtual commencement ceremony April 29 at 7 p.m.

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La Ceremonia de Graduación de este año contará con el ex alumno de la Universidad Weber State, Ta’u Pupu’a, un ex Wildcat con un currículum único.

Pupu’a es nativo del Reino Polinesio de Tonga, un archipiélago que consta de 169 islas en el Pacífico Sur, y se mudó a Salt Lake City con su familia cuando tenía 5 años.

Llegó a WSU con una beca de fútbol americano mientras buscaba una licenciatura en música, y luego fue reclutado para la NFL por el entrenador Bill Belichick de los Cleveland Browns. Después de convertirse en uno de los Baltimore Ravens, sufrió varias lesiones que finalmente lo llevaron a dejar atrás el fútbol.

“Una mañana, estaba mirando por la ventana y le preguntó a Dios, ¿qué debo hacer?” lee la historia de Pupu’a en su sitio web oficial. “De repente tuvo una respuesta, bastante inusual: ¡Ve a cantar!”

Pupu’a fue a Nueva York para seguir una carrera en el canto. Asistió a la Juilliard School, un conservatorio privado de artes escénicas en la ciudad de Nueva York, y se graduó tres años después.

Hizo su debut profesional en ópera con la Ópera de San Francisco en su primera producción mundial de 2011 de “Heart of a Soldier”.

Desde entonces, ha interpretado decenas de

papeles con importantes compañías de ópera como San Francisco Opera, Birmingham Opera en el Reino Unido, Opera Hong Kong, Hawaii Opera Theatre y muchas otras.

Además de viajar por el mundo, Pupu’a apoya fielmente a la comunidad de WSU y ha hecho varias apariciones locales en la última década.

En 2011, actuó en la 43ª edición anual de WSU Salutes, una ceremonia en la que la Asociación de Ex-alumnos de la WSU honra a los alumnos sobresalientes, en el Centro Hurst para el Aprendizaje Permanente.

Pupu’a estuvo entre los asistentes a la celebración del 50 aniversario de WSU del Centro de Artes Escénicas Val A. Browning en 2015, hablando junto con otros ex alumnos talentosos.

En marzo de 2018, Pupu’a regresó a Utah para una actuación de una noche con la Orquesta de Cámara Ogden en el Teatro Egipcio de Peery, y en 2019 apareció en la Gala de Primavera de la Escuela Guadalupe en Salt Lake.

El elemento más reciente en el calendario de ópera de Pupu’a, programado para marzo de 2020 en el Perth Concert Hall en Australia, nunca se llevó a cabo debido a la pandemia, que suspendió sus presentaciones en vivo.

Pupu’a se dirigirá a la comunidad de WSU durante la Ceremonia de Graduación virtual el 29 de abril a las 7 p.m.

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Graduating during a pandemic comes with all sorts of challenges many of the graduating class did not see coming as they first embarked on their journey through college. Now that it’s time to graduate, there is a lot to consider for Weber State University’s graduating seniors.

The Signpost reached out to WSU seniors and the graduating class to get some insight as to how graduates feel about their higher education experience and where some of these students plan on taking their degree.

Clayton Winn, a French major and chemistry minor with an associate degree as a chemical technician, is one of the many graduating students who spoke about his time at WSU and what he plans on doing next. Currently, Winn works as a phlebotomist and hopes to be a podiatrist soon.

Winn stated that his biggest personal profit from his experience is to not have any fears or regrets as he gets ready to start off into the professional world with his degrees.

“My biggest takeaway is to not have any fear for the future,” Winn said. “And to have the courage to challenge myself even when it seemed to be too difficult to accomplish. This has allowed me to practically increase my workload and gave me experiences that helped me grow more as an individual.”

Another graduating student, Olivia Bailey, is a communication major with an emphasis in Public Relations and Advertising. Bailey plans on pursuing a master’s degree next fall, and at the moment she currently works as a teller at a credit union.

“Eventually, I want to work for a non-profit organization doing something to improve my community,” Bailey said.

One theme these students talked about was the experience of making sure to create relationships on campus and getting involved with the campus life during their time at WSU to better ensure their successes and to begin their networking experience while still at WSU. “I think it is really important to get involved in school events,” Bailey said. “That could be clubs, sports, service, student councils and so many other things. Being involved in those things helps to feel part of the college commu-

nity and to make good memories. There are so many opportunities to be involved.”

Another graduating student, Marleen Leist, has taken a little bit of a different path to graduation than other students at WSU, earning a double degree through a partnership with a German university, Hochschule Bremen, where she started studying.

Leist has a plan and a dream to work as a comptroller and has her plans set for her professional life after graduating.

“My dream has always been to work as a comptroller,” Leist said, “and so I am extremely excited to start my internship as a finance intern, where I will be working mostly with the controller of the company, this May.” Leist is heavily involved on campus, being an international student, and she currently has two jobs on campus.

Leist stated that her biggest takeaways from her WSU experience are in the realms of learning, gaining confidence in herself — as well as her choice in a career after she graduates—and the relationships that she was able to make during her time at WSU. “The professors at Weber, and especially the Goddard School, have been great teachers and helped me not only gain knowledge about my field of study but also helped me become more confident in my abilities,” Leist said.

Graduation, as Winn mentioned, comes with its fair share of general uncertainties.

While Winn is adamant about ensuring that he doesn’t enter the professional world — or to live his life in general — with regrets and fears, each student has their own unique futures and their individual professional paths to navigate after they graduate.

“My biggest fear is not finding a job that I enjoy doing,” Bailey said. “I want to feel like whatever I do has purpose and is important. I think my fear with this comes from not having much experience in the job market and from not knowing exactly what I want to do after graduation.”

Leist expressed her fears and uncertainties about life after graduation as well.

“My biggest fear about life after graduation is that I won’t be able to live up to my potential,” Leist said. “I have been doing everything to become the best student I can be in my classes and I hope I will be able to do the same

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No matter what these graduating students’ fears are, despite all of life’s uncertainties, especially after graduation, these students have all reached the academic mile marker of grad-

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Whether they plan on pursuing further education, if they hope to enter their respective professional workplaces directly, or if there is still some uncertainty, these students all have

achieved their academic goals by making their university experience at WSU work for them.

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Achieving success at Snow College and Weber State University by earning three associate degrees and a bachelor’s degree plus multiple awards and internships, current WSU student Rodrigue Kissou is now in his last semester working towards his MBA. After graduation, Kissou plans to return to his home country, Burkina Faso, one of the poorest countries in the world, to become a politician in the hopes that he can make a positive change for the poor government system there.

Kissou dreams of starting a foundation for children who are unable to obtain higher education. He wants them to grasp the opportunities he was able to earn for himself.

Because he had to make sacrifices to come to the United States, he wants to be able to make education more attainable in his country, so citizens can make a name for themselves and become independent.

Kissou hopes he can cause a ripple effect of getting a higher education. Despite his difficult circumstances, his goals were always attainable.

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it would’ve been harder to succeed in school, but he would have accomplished it either way.

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However, Kissou said the support of family members, like his father, motivated him to become a better man and an accomplished student. His father obtained his Ph.D., which gave Kissou more drive.

Some of the best advice both of his parents gave him was that education would give him a jump-start in life.

They told him, “If I want to be successful in life, education will open doors for more opportunities,” Kissou said. “If I wanted to achieve great things, I had to get an education.”

Kissou had plans as a child to go to a primarily English-spoken country when he was older, but he never dreamed it would be in the United States. For that, he is forever grateful for the opportunities WSU has provided him.

On his MBA application, Kissou wrote, “At Weber, I found myself. I found a family and I never felt alone. At Weber, my confidence grew and instilled in me a belief that I will succeed in Weber’s MBA program.”

Another significant mentor Kissou looked up to was the career services director at the Goddard School, Brett Merrell.

“Brett was a lifesaver for me,” Kissou said.

At the time, Kissou knew he had to reach out

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Merrell looked over Kissou’s resume, when he had only been a student in the U.S. for four years at the time, and Merrell applauded Kissou on his accomplishments.

When Kissou first arrived in the country, he was still learning English, and all of his assignments had to be translated for him. He also worked six part-time jobs while attending school full-time.

Despite the extra work, he got all of his work done while maintaining a good-standing GPA. “Rodrigue is an incredible example of what it takes to win,” Merrell said. “He has overcome geographic, cultural, financial and language challenges that most of us would give up on. As he faces these obstacles, he is always positive, upbeat and never gives up.”

Merrell and Kissou met on a regular basis, so they became fast friends and understood each other.

“He has helped me so much in the past. He is like family to me now,” Kissou said.

Among those who encouraged Kissou to keep pushing through school was his adviser, Alex Miller.

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Miller helped Kissou find and fill out scholarship applications since Kissou was struggling to pay for school.

International students are only allowed to take off summer semester of classes, otherwise they will be deported. With that in mind, Kissou took off every summer semester and worked his six jobs in order to help pay for school.

Economics professor Brandon Koford helped Kissou with his internship. Koford helped him find scholarships as well. Every little bit of money he could save, Kissou saved it.

Kissou said he would often see his friends buy new shirts, new cars and new houses, but for him, that wasn’t an option.

“You have to keep your grades up,” Kissou said. “And as hard as it is, you have to save your money and work hard. Always keep that goal in mind that you can have nicer things one day, after you’ve graduated.”

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