Winter Commencement Program 2022

One Hundred Twenty-Eighth COMMENCEMENT WINTER 2022

Commencement Ceremony

T able of C on T en T s

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Board of Regents and University Officers 5

President C. Scott Green 6

Guest Speaker

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Honorary Degree 8 Alumni Association 9 Foundation 10

Graduate Degrees 12 Advanced Professional Degrees College of Law 17 Baccalaureate Degrees

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences 17 College of Art and Architecture 18 College of Business and Economics 19

College of Education, Health and Human Sciences 20

College of Engineering 21

College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences 22

College of Natural Resources 24 College of Science 25

Commissions in the Armed Forces 26

Significance of Academic Apparel and Mace 27

University of Idaho Boise 29

University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene 30

University of Idaho, Idaho Falls 31

Alma Mater – “Here We Have Idaho” 32

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College of arT and arChiTeCTUre, College of edUCaTion healTh and hUman sCienCes, College of laW, College of leTTers arTs and soCial sCienCes

Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Prelude

Processional

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. trumpet

Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet Jenny Kellogg, M.M., trombone Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba Jon Anderson, M.M., piano

Presentation and Posting of Colors Army ROTC Military Services Color Guard

The National Anthem

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Kaitlyn Atchison, Graduate student in Music, Lionel Hampton School of Music Welcome Kelly Quinnett, M.F.A, Faculty Senate Chair Opening Remarks and Remembrance C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Vandaleers

University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome ................................................ Shawn Keough, Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address

Heidi K. Gardner, Ph.D., Author Honorary Degree Presentation

C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Richard Nielsen, Ph.D., Commencement Committee Chair

Student Speaker Remarks Tanner McClain, ASUI President Recognition of Honor Students Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional and Baccalaureate Degrees

C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President

Alumni Welcome Amy Lientz, M.S., Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations

Closing Remarks C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President

The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Kaitlyn Atchison, Graduate student in Music, Lionel Hampton School of Music (words on page 32)

The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. trumpet

Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet Jenny Kellogg, M.M., trombone Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba Jon Anderson, M.M., piano

Processional Announcer

Commencement Readers

Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education

Joshua Bailey, Ph.D., Movement Sciences Sarah Nelson, Ph.D., School of Global Studies

Lead Marshal Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

GradImages (800-261-2576, www. gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony. For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/ commencement

Video Coverage

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Morning Ceremony, 9:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m.: (English)https://recapd.com/w--wziCI | (Spanish)https://recapd.com/w--wziCI/es Afternoon Ceremony, 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. (English)https://recapd.com/w-mSuXCu | (Spanish)https://recapd.com/w-mSuXCu/es

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College of agriCUlTUral and life sCienCes, College of bUsiness and eConomiCs, College of engineering, College of naTUral resoUrCes, College of sCienCe

Presiding: C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Prelude

Processional

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. trumpet

Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet Jenny Kellogg, M.M., trombone Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba Jon Anderson, M.M., piano

Presentation and Posting of Colors

The National Anthem

Army ROTC Military Services Color Guard

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Kaitlyn Atchison, Graduate student in Music, Lionel Hampton School of Music

Welcome Erin Chapman, Ph.D., Faculty Senate Vice Chair Opening Remarks and Remembrance C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Vandaleers

University of Idaho Regent’s Welcome Shawn Keough, Representative of the Idaho State Board of Education Commencement Address

Heidi K. Gardner, Ph.D., Author Student Speaker Remarks Tanner McClain, ASUI President Recognition of Honor Students Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Conferring and Presentation of Graduate, Professional and Baccalaureate Degrees

C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A., Provost and Executive Vice President Alumni Welcome Amy Lientz, M.S., Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations

Closing Remarks C. Scott Green, M.B.A., President

The Alma Mater, “Here We Have Idaho,” composed by Sallie Hume-Douglas

Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty Kaitlyn Atchison, Graduate student in Music, Lionel Hampton School of Music (words on page 32)

The entire assembly joins in the singing of the Alma Mater.

Recessional ..................................................................................................................................Lionel Hampton School of Music Faculty

Sean Butterfield, D.M.A. trumpet

Vern Sielert, D.M.A., trumpet

Jenny Kellogg, M.M., trombone Mark Thiele, D.M.A., tuba Jon Anderson, M.M., piano

Processional Announcer

Commencement Readers

Jeremy Falk, Ph.D., Agricultural and Extension Education

Lori Celaya, Ph.D., Global Studies

Mark Nielsen, Ph.D., Mathematics, College of Science

Lysa Salsbury, M.S., Women's Center

Lead Marshal Rula Awwad-Rafferty, Ph.D., College of Art and Architecture

Photography

GradImages (800-261-2576, www. gradimages.com) will provide photography for Commencement. The studio will photograph each student and email and/or mail proofs to all students who supply an address on the card provided at the ceremony. For more images from this ceremony, visit http://www.uidaho.edu/events/ commencement

Video Coverage

Video coverage of Commencement is provided by the University Video Production Center. DVD and Blu-ray discs may be ordered at www.uidaho.edu/videostore. For more information, contact the VPC at 208-885-0569 or videoctr@uidaho.edu.

Today’s ceremony is webcast live at http://www.uidaho.edu/live Morning Ceremony, 9:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m.: (English)https://recapd.com/w--wziCI | (Spanish)https://recapd.com/w--wziCI/es

Afternoon Ceremony, 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. (English)https://recapd.com/w-mSuXCu | (Spanish)https://recapd.com/w-mSuXCu/es

The Regents of the University of Idaho

Kurt Liebich, President Boise

Linda Clark, Vice President Boise

David Hill, Secretary Boise

William G. Gilbert, Jr. Boise

Shawn Keough Sandpoint

C. Scott Green, M.B.A. President

Torrey Lawrence, D.M.A. Provost and Executive Vice President

Mary Kay McFadden, E.M.B.A. Vice President for Advancement

Cindy Siddoway Terreton

Cally J. Roach Fairfield

Sherri Ybarra

State Superintendent for Public Instruction, Mountain Home Matt Freeman

Executive Director, Idaho State Board of Education, Boise

University Leadership

Dan Ewart, M.P.A. Vice President for Information Technology Services, Chief Information Officer

Brian Foisy, M. Acct. Vice President for Finance and Administration

Christopher Nomura, Ph.D. Vice President for Research and Economic Development

Terry Gawlik, M.Ed. Director of Athletics

Yolanda Bisbee, Ed.D. Chief Diversity Officer and Executive Director of Tribal Relations

Dean Kahler, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management

Diane Kelly-Riley, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Faculty

Gwen Gorzelsky, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives

Blaine Eckles, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Lindsey Brown, Ph.D. University Registrar

Caroline Nilsson-Troy, B.S. Special Assistant to the President for Government Relations

James E. M. Craig, J.D., L.L.M. General Counsel

Chandra Zenner Ford, M.S. Executive Officer, Southwest Idaho and Senior Associate to the President

Andrew Fields, Ph.D. Executive Officer, Northern Idaho

Lee Ostrom, Ph.D. Executive Officer, Southeastern Idaho Deans

Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D. Dean, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

Shauna Corry, Ph.D. Dean, College of Art and Architecture Darryl Woolley, Ph.D. Interim Dean, College of Business and Economics

Brooke Blevins, Ph.D. Dean, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences

Suzanna Long, Ph.D., P.E. Dean, College of Engineering

Jerry McMurtry, Ph.D. Dean, College of Graduate Studies

Johanna Kalb, J.D. Dean, College of Law

Sean Quinlan, Ph.D. Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences

Ben Hunter, Ph.D. Dean, University Libraries

Dennis Becker, Ph.D. Dean, College of Natural Resources

Ginger Carney, Ph.D. Dean, College of Science

Jeff Seegmiller, Ed.D. Director, WWAMI Medical Education Program

Born in Moscow, Green’s family moved to Boise, where he graduated from Boise High School. Following his degree from the University of Idaho, the third-generation Vandal went to work for Boise Cascade Corporation. He went on to attend Harvard Business School and received a Master of Business Administration in 1989.

Green worked for Deloitte and Touche as part of its accelerated career program from 1989-94. He then worked in banking, serving in various management roles for Goldman Sachs and ING Barings. He published two books on the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which reformed regulations around auditing and financial reporting.

Green went on to leadership in global law firms, including service as CEO at Pepper Hamilton and as executive director at WilmerHale. He most recently served as the chief operating and financial officer for Hogan Lovells, one of the largest law firms in the world, with annual revenues of more than $2 billion. Green led all of the firm’s worldwide operations, technology, conflicts and finance functions. He had global responsibility for more than 3,000 employees in more than 30 countries.

The first non-lawyer to run an American Lawyer 100 law firm, Green was recognized as one of the Top 50 Big Law Innovators of the Last 50 Years by The American Lawyer magazine in 2013. A certified public accountant, Green was inducted into the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ Business and Industry Hall of Fame in 2006. He received the Institute of Internal Auditors Outstanding Contributor Award in 2004 and 2006.

Green’s commitment to the University of Idaho over many years has included service on the U of I Alumni Association’s national Board of Directors, the College of Business and Economics Advisory Board and on the U of I Foundation Board. He is also a Vandal Scholarship Fund supporter.

Green and his wife, Gabriella, an interior design project manager, have two adult children: Nicholas and Christina.

C. Scott Green took office as the 19th president of the University of Idaho on July 1, 2019. President Green joined U of I as a highly accomplished executive with a career in global finance, operations and administration. He is also a proud alumnus of the university, graduating in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in accounting.

Heidi K. Gardner, Ph.D.

Heidi K. Gardner, Ph.D., is the author of the best-selling book Smart Collaboration and newly released Smarter Collaboration: A New Approach to Breaking Down Barriers and Transforming Work (both Harvard Business Press). A Distinguished Fellow at Harvard Law School and previously a professor at Harvard Business School, she is currently the faculty chair and instructor in multiple executive education programs at both institutions.

Named by Thinkers 50 as a Next Generation Business Guru, Dr. Gardner is a sought-after advisor, keynote speaker, and facilitator for organizations across a wide range of industries globally. With her team at Gardner & Co, she works extensively with boards, executive teams, and other senior leaders to boost performance by embedding the principles and practices of smarter, agile, crosssilo collaboration within those groups and across the broader organization and ecosystem. Her work results in concrete, quantifiable performance improvements.

Altogether, Dr. Gardner has authored (or co-authored) more than 80 books, chapters, case studies, and articles. Her research received the Academy of Management’s prize for Outstanding Practical Implications for Management, and has been selected multiple times for Harvard Business Review’s “best of” collections. Her research has been featured in major media outlets around the globe.

Dr. Gardner has lived and worked on four continents, including as a Fulbright Fellow, and for McKinsey & Co. and Procter & Gamble. She earned her B.A. in Japanese from the University of Pennsylvania (Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum Laude), a master's degree from the London School of Economics, and a second master's and Ph.D. from London Business School.

onorary d egree

An honorary degree is awarded to a person deserving of honor by virtue of scholarly distinction, noteworthy public service or significant contributions to the state of Idaho. In the selection of candidates for honorary degrees, preference is given to those who are Idaho residents or University of Idaho graduates.

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Kevin D. Satterlee became Idaho State University’s 13th president in June 2018. Kevin is a native Idahoan from Priest River, Idaho. He has served Idaho’s higher education system for over 20 years. Kevin received his bachelor’s degree in political science from Boise State University (magna cum laude) and was named a Top Ten Scholar of the University. He received his law degree from the University of Idaho (magna cum laude). Kevin has a passion for watching students transform their lives through their educational experiences. His favorite day of work for the last 20 years has always been the first day of school. Watching students begin a new year, with fresh hopes and the excitement for new opportunities, has never ceased to move and motivate Kevin.

In the next 10 years, Kevin aims to lead Idaho State University to greater heights by maximizing the strengths of the institution, building strong and lasting relationships between the University and its constituents, and helping to remove barriers to success. President Satterlee could not be more proud to be part of the higher education system in Idaho as a Bengal, with education as both a Bronco and a Vandal!

Kevin D. Satterlee

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About the University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc.

The University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. (UIAA, Inc.) is a non-dues-paying group, founded in 1898, that supports University of Idaho alumni to connect them with their alma mater and each other. This network of more than 138,000 alumni worldwide is made of University of Idaho graduates and students who have completed 90 credits or more.

The University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. is managed by an elected board of directors that governs the UIAA, Inc. and meets formally three times a year. Duties of elected directors include managing corporate affairs, business and assets of the association. Appointed members may also serve on the board with no voting privileges.

University of Idaho Alumni Association, Inc. 875 Perimeter Drive MS 3232 Moscow, ID 83844-3232 208-885-6154 alumni@uidaho.edu www.uidaho.edu/alumni @UidahoAlumni www.uidaho.edu/alumni/uiaa

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President

Nick Weber ’02, Northern Idaho Region Vice President

Travis Jones ’99 ’02, Western Region Treasurer

Jon Gaffney ’08, Eastern Region Director-At-Large

Jackie Jameson ’08, Western Idaho Region Past President

Sean M. Wilson ’96, North Idaho Region

Assistant Vice President, Alumni Relations Amy R. Lientz ‘95

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Ross Bordon ’87, Western Region

Mallory Cook ’10, Western Idaho Region

Juan Corona ’12, Western Region

Melissa Lowther ’08, Western Idaho Region

Jodi Pavkov ’97, ’05, South-Central Idaho Region

Richard Sparks ’81, Western Idaho Region

Heather Stegner ’06, Western Region

Michelle Wiest ’87, ’97, Southeastern Idaho Region

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Mark Blickenstaff ’16, Midwestern Region

Jake Carlson ’13, Midwestern Region

Erin Jessup ’05, Northwestern Region

Andrew Morgan ’15, Northwestern Region

Robin MacDonald ’03, Northwestern Region

Rhiannon Rickard ’15, Southwestern Region

Andrea Wardinsky ’01 ’03, Northwestern Region

About the University of Idaho Foundation, Inc.

The University of Idaho Foundation was established in 1970 to attract private financial support to aid in the achievement of institutional goals and to manage assets for the benefit of the University of Idaho. The Foundation is governed by a board of directors of up to 25 volunteer voting members.

The Foundation receives gifts in a variety of forms that include cash contributions, marketable securities and real estate, and through planned giving opportunities such as bequests, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and others.

Nearly 1,800 individual endowments have been funded through charitable contributions. The endowed funds are managed in the Consolidated Investment Trust (CIT), the Foundation’s pooled endowment fund. The principal is non-expendable; distributions support scholarships, faculty development, research and other programs in accordance with our donors’ wishes.

With more than $439 million in assets, the University of Idaho Foundation is the largest public foundation in the state of Idaho.

University of Idaho Foundation, Inc.

875 Perimeter Drive MS 3143 Moscow, ID 83844-3143 208-885-4000 www.uidaho.edu/foundation

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Chair

Linda Copple Trout ’73, ’77

Vice Chair Clint Marshall ’97

Treasurer Blair Wilson ‘’79

Secretary David Butler ’88

Past Chair Craig Olson ’75

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Linda Davidson ’73

Robert Dixon ’70, ’71 Kirby Dyess ’68 Annette Elg ’78

Mark Engberg ’84 Rod Gramer ’75 John Hale ’84, ’86 Mary Hasenoehrl

Dan Hutchinson ’75 Nicholas Marshall ’95 Bob Maynard Bill McCann ’66, ’69 Lee McCollum ’71 Earl Reed ’81 Helen Stevenson ’81 JoAnne Stringfield ’81 Bob Urso ’80

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Established in 1925. Jerry R. McMurtry, Ph.D., Dean

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Suliman Anizan Alazmi, Majmaah, Saudi Arabia Computer Science. Dissertation: “Measuring the Efficacy and Quality of Use of Web Application Vulnerability Scanners.” Major Professor: Daniel Conte de Leon

Khalid Abdullah Albulayhi, Buraydah, Saudi Arabia

Computer Science. Dissertation: “An Adaptive Deep-Ensemble Anomaly-Based Intrusion Detection System-of-Systems for the Internet-ofThings.” Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Mohammed Fahad Allehyani, Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Improving Dynamic Frequency Stability for Very Low Inertia Power Systems Using Virtual Inertia Emulation Techniques.” Major Professor: Brian K. Johnson

Sultan Ahmed Almalki, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Computer Science. Dissertation: “An Online Polymorphic Attack Detection Model for Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems.” Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Fahad Fahhad Alqahtani, Alahmar- Alaflaj, Saudi Arabia

Computer Science. Dissertation: “A Model that Uses Information Flow Tracking (IFT) to Secure Data in Cloud.” Major Professor: Frederick T. Sheldon

Mahmoud Mohammed Abdelfattah Hafez Badreldien, Cairo, Egypt

Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Modern Control of Smart Power Grids.” Major Professor: Brian K. Johnson

Silvino Alejandro Balderrama Prieto*, Chihuahua, Mexico

Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Experimental Characterization of HTGR Reactor Cavity Gas Dynamics following a Primary System Rupture.” Major Professor: David Arcilesi

Sierra Sachie Beach*, Olympia, Washington

Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Dissertation: “Empirical Analysis of Molecular Modeling and Evolution Respiratory Syncytial Virus Fusion Glycoprotein Antibody Escape Variants.” Major Professor: Tanya Allen Miura

Kayla Marie Bordelon*, Silverton, Oregon

Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Participatory Storytelling: Potential and Practice in Fire Science Communication.” Major Professor: Teresa Cohn

*Degree awarded August 5, 2022

§Degree to be completed in a future semester

The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation and graduation honors; it must not in any sense be regarded as conclusive. The academic transcript, signed and sealed by the proper university officers, remains the official testimony of the possession of the degree.

Sarah Halley Burnet, Richland, Washington

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Use of Longterm Data, Sediment Biogeochemistry, and Physical Limnology to Inform Lake Management: Willow Creek Reservoir, OR as a Case Study.”

Major Professor: Frank M. Wilhelm

Moubani Chakraborty*, Kolkata, India

Chemistry. Dissertation: “Synthesis and Development of a Series of Peptide Based Zwitterionic CrossLinkers.” Major Professor: Kristopher V. Waynant

Travis Joseph Chiarelli*, Lawrence, Kansas Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Dissertation: “The Mechanisms of Chlamydial Cell-form Development.”

Major Professor: Scott Grieshaber

Christy Larre Christian, Pollok, Texas Plant Science. Dissertation: “Characterization of Fusarium Dry Rot Pathogens of Potato and Fusarium Dry Rot Disease Management in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.”

Major Professor: Kasia M. Duellman

Daniel Cronan, Moscow

Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Alternative Futures for Magic Valley Idaho: A Framework, an Applied Case Study, and a Tool for Engagement as a Synthesis for a StakeholderDriven Research Project in Southern Idaho.”

Major Professor: Andrew David Kliskey

Sean Faith Perry Di Stefano*, Las Cruces, New Mexico Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Oil and Gas Reclamation on US Public Lands: Improving the Process with Land Potential Concepts.” Major Professor: Jason William Karl

Matthew Robert Dunkle, Blair, Nebraska

Water Resources. Dissertation: “Building a Food Web Portfolio: Hydrologic Heterogeneity Creates Food Web Diversity on a Glacial Meltwater Landscape.” Major Professor: Christopher C. Caudill

Elaine Foster*, Pocatello Education. Dissertation: “Is it Just Me and the Ball? The Power of the Aesthetic Sport Experience.” Major Professor: Sharon K. Stoll

Aman Gupta*, Bhilai, India Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: “Ca(OH)2/ CaO Chemical Heat Pump for Thermoamplification in Integrated Energy Systems: Thermodynamic Modeling, Experimental Investigations, and TechnoEconomic Analysis.” Major Professor: Vivek Utgikar

Bradley Heath, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Characterization of Uncertainties in the Modeling of Ablation Heat Transfer in Rocket Nozzles.” Major Professor: David Arcilesi

Jeongwhui Hong, Busan, South Korea Natural Resources. Major Professor: Brian Small

Emmanuel Chukwudi Ijezie, Gboko Benue State, Nigeria Microbiology, Molecular Biology/Biochemistry. Dissertation: Major Professor: Elizabeth Fortunato

Vishwanath Deepak Ketkar, Pune, India

Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Design and Control of a Spherical 2-DOF Thumb Exoskeleton Module for Post-Stroke Hand Rehabilitation and Assessment.” Major Professor: Eric T. Wolbrecht

Steven Mark Kreyche

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Physics. Dissertation: “Planetary Obliquity Evolution: Excited Retrograde Rotators and Tidal Resonant Encounters.” Major Professor: Jason W. Barnes

Laura A. Laumatia*, Plummer

Education. Dissertation: “Navigating New Waters: A Case Study of Settler Colonialism in the Coeur d’Alene Tribe’s Legal Fight to Protect its Homeland.” Major Professor: Vanessa E. Anthony-Stevens

Shunji Li, Wuming, People’s Republic of China

Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Dissertation: “The Discovery and Characterization of Phenylalanine-Glycine Motifs in Nucleoporin 153 that Interact with the HIV-1 Capsid.” Major Professor: Paul A. Rowley

Rene Mackenzie Maura, College Place, Washington

Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: “Development of a Safe Force-Based Controller to Obtain Reliable Stroke Metrics from an Exoskeleton.” Major Professor: Joel C. Perry

Jeremy Allen May, Tacoma, Washington

Chemistry. Dissertation: “ Nanocrystallinity, Grain Boundaries, and Functionalization: New Perspectives on the Structure and Application of GUITAR.” Major Professor: I. Francis Cheng

Endalkachew Mengistie, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia

Environmental Science. Dissertation: “Investigating the Chemistry and Biomechanical Strength of Stalks for Understanding Lodging.” Major Professor: Armando Gabriel McDonald

Christopher David Miele*, Vancouver, Canada

Geology. Dissertation: “Shearing Shelves, Mathematical Modeling, and Fracture Factor Analytic and Finite Element Approaches to Solving the Stokes Equations of Glacier Flow.” Major Professor: Timothy Bartholomaus

Luke Philip Oliver, Moscow

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Characterizing Diet, Reproduction, and Fish Health Important for Commercial Development of Burbot (Lota lota) Aquaculture.” Major Professor: Kenneth Cain

Joshua Daniel Robert Parker*, Langley, Washington

Mathematics. Dissertation: “Prime Level Paramodular Hecke Algebras.” Major Professor: Jennifer M. Johnson Leung

Naif Waheb Rajkhan*, Moscow

Computer Science. Dissertation: “IoT Smart Home Device’s Security, Privacy, and Firmware Labeling System.” Major Professor: Jia Song

Robin Virginia Roper*, Springville, Utah

Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “The Effect of Impurities and Geometry on the Corrosion and Thermodynamic Behavior of Molten Salts.” Major Professor: Vivek Utgikar

Sebastian Rueda Parra, Cali, Colombia

Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: “Electrophysiological Data Analysis to Study Human Motion and Sensation. Searching for a Bio-Marker to Assess Motor Impairment on Stroke.” Major Professor: Eric T. Wolbrecht

Sanjoy Kumar Saha*, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Physics. Dissertation: “Local Position-Space Two-Nucleon Potentials from Leading to Fourth Order of Chiral Effective Field Theory.”

Major Professor: Ruprecht Machleidt

Jessica Lynn Samuels*, Orofino

Political Science. Dissertation: “The Politics of Exclusion: Joining Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) and Social Construction Policy Design (SCPD) to Examine U.S. Immigration Policy.”

Major Professor: Markie Rae McBrayer

Lucas Robert Sass*, Genesee

Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “In-Vitro Modeling of the Human Cerebrospinal Fluid System: Development and Application for Intrathecal Filtration and Drug Delivery.”

Major Professor: Dev Shrestha

Farjahan Rahman Shawon*, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Education. Dissertation: “CTE Online: An Investigation of the NIMM Program in North Central Idaho and Southeast Washington.”

Major Professor: Raymond Anthony Dixon

Benjamin Adam Spei*, Hamtramck, Michigan

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Ecological Factors Driving Aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) Stand Stability in a Semi-Arid Montane Region of the Intermountain West.” Major Professor: Charles Goebel

Ammar Ahmad Tarar*, Moscow

Biological Engineering. Dissertation: “Anticancer Effectiveness of Allyl Isothiocyanate insitu Derived from Sinigrin Hydrolyzed by Myrosinase.” Major Professor: Ching-An Peng

Teyen Widdicombe*, Melbourne, Australia

Nuclear Engineering. Dissertation: “Investigation of Interactions Between Radiations from Dragonfly’s MMRTG and Titan’s Environment.”

Major Professor: Robert Angelo Borrelli

Amit Kumar Yadav, Shawano, Wisconsin

Animal Physiology. Dissertation: “Animal Physiology Nutritional Approaches to Mitigate the Iron Toxicity in Rainbow Trout and Catfish.” Major Professor: Vikas Kumar

Aaron C. Young Ionia, Michigan

Natural Resources. Dissertation: “Beyond Sage-Grouse: Effects of Conifer Expansion and Removal on Fauna in the Sagebrush Steppe.” Major Professor: Tracey Johnson

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Adam Phillip Bruno*, Meridian

Madeline Susanne Cunningham, Hailey

Shannon Rae Engledow*, Kooskia

Josh Hardy, West Monroe, Louisiana

Christopher Dale Luttrell*, Kimberly

Randy Kent Thompson, Garden Valley

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Anna Christine Hilbert, Liberty Lake, Washington

Jessica Alicia Makynen, Coeur d'Alene

Brandon T. Miller*, Gig Harbor, Washington

Kyle Tanner Nebrigich*, Boise

Nicholas A. Peterson*, Libby, Montana

Aaron Russell Schaub*, North Platte, Nebraska

Destinie Alycia Stopsen*, Black Diamond, Washington

Joseph Matthew Wilkinson Pratt, Jackson, Wyoming

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Regan Elizabeth Campbell*, Parma

Kolbie Krinn Jones, Boise

Kelsey Ramsey*, Portland, Oregon

Anjan Shakya, Kathmandu, Nepal

Mariah Alyzza G. Soriano, Juneau, Alaska

masTer of arTs

Lisa Annette Cochran, Moscow, Anthropology

Katelyn Marie Kitch, Manchaca, Texas Anthropology

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Belinda S. Sell, Moscow Secondary Education

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Austin Clay Ambrose, Boise Educational Leadership

Laura Elizabeth Barnhardt*, Ketchum Educational Leadership

Sheri Ann Class*, McCall Curriculum and Instruction

Cheryl Ann Copeland, St. Maries Curriculum and Instruction

Cami Lynn Dixon, Idaho Falls Educational Leadership

Kipp M. Dixon*, Coeur d’Alene Physical Education

Sydney Kay Durk*, Boise Curriculum and Instruction

Robertson Langley Fox*, Twin Falls Educational Leadership

Kristiansen Zweibel Gordon, St. Paul, Minnesota

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Elizabeth Erin Gustavel, Boise Educational Leadership

Kailee Lynn Hansen*, Rupert Educational Leadership

Shaleyna Dawn Higgins, Bonners Ferry Physical Education

Nancy Lorraine Jones*, Twin Falls Educational Leadership

Ashlee R. Kolar*, Horseshoe Bend Educational Leadership

Joshua Micheal Lewis, Hayden Curriculum and Instruction

John Keelan McCaffrey*, Rupert Educational Leadership

Kelly Jean Meyer, Yakima, Washington Educational Leadership

Sarah Renee Nave, Spirit Lake Curriculum and Instruction

Kyle Robert Miller, Caldwell Educational Leadership

Hailey Elaine Nikkola*, Spokane Valley, Washington Curriculum and Instruction

Richole M. Osborne, Irrigon, Oregon Physical Education

Cori Ann Pinque, Pierce Educational Leadership

Megan Lynn Sindt*, St. Maries Educational Leadership

Mackenna Laine Sosa*, Yucaipa, California Curriculum and Instruction

Richard L. Stock*, Jerome Educational Leadership

Maggie Anne Thornsberry, Boise Curriculum and Instruction

masTer of engineering

Nicholas Adam Brubaker*, Moscow Mechanical Engineering

Christopher John Burger, Galena, Ohio

Electrical Engineering

Kendall Marie Cox, Federal Way, Washington Mechanical Engineering

John Clark Foster, Saugerties, New York

Electrical Engineering

Brandon Jack Hill, Idaho Falls

Mechanical Engineering

Michael Andrew Juel*, Pocatello Engineering Management

Muhammad Suleman Khalid Khan, Gloucester, United Kingdom Electrical Engineering

Nephi Kharadia*, Idaho Falls

Electrical Engineering

Carson Ronald-Lucas Kraft, Boise Engineering Management

Siobhan Noelani McGuire*, Post Falls Mechanical Engineering

Nathan Douglas Stout, Lewiston Mechanical Engineering

Zachary Thomas Summerford, Grove City, Ohio

Electrical Engineering

Rochelle Frances Watson*, Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering Management Brennan Webb, Meridian Electrical Engineering

masTer of fine arTs

Charissa Elaine Bertels*, Manhattan, Kansas Theatre Arts

Jessica Linsly Bostock*, Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania Theatre Arts

Lisa Caryn Frystak, Arlington Heights, Illinois Theatre Arts

Toni J. Henderson-Mayers*, Hope Mills, North Carolina Theatre Arts

Jeffrey Michael Kelly, Dallas, Pennsylvania Theatre Arts

Noah Aaron Charles Luce, Aptos, California Theatre Arts

Mindy Suzanne Maples, Homer, Michigan Theatre Arts

Rita Lee McLary*, Grand Haven, Michigan Theatre Arts

Jeffery Miller, Middleburg, Virginia Theatre Arts

Robert John Milz*, Oceanside, California Theatre Arts

Tyler M. Perry, New York, New York Theatre Arts

Katharine Elizabeth Ray, Mount Juliet, Tennessee Theatre Arts

Travis Clark Richardson, Seaside, California Theatre Arts

Jill Anne Ripa*, San Antonio, Texas Theatre Arts

Tiffany Bruce Rubin, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Theatre Arts

Michael Santora, New York, New York Theatre Arts

Aaron Michael Spivey*, Blue Springs, Missouri Theatre Arts

Gregory Allen Thorn, Whitsett, North Carolina Theatre Arts

Autumn Grace Tustin, Kandern, Germany Theatre Arts

Nathan Wayne Wheatley*, Independence, Missouri Theatre Arts

masTer of landsCape arChiTeCTUre

Xiang Yu, Lianyungang City, People’s Republic of China

masTer of naTUral resoUrCes

Jonathan M. Ader, Rigby

Brian Kenneth Anderson, Vacaville, California

Kaleala Rose Bass*, Whitebird

Sean Michael Botzenhart*, Asheville, North Carolina

Morgan Keates Brazeau*, Boise

Audrey Anna Cooper, Westfield, Indiana

Jake Robert DiBello, Staten Island, New York

Emma Kate Gratto, Newport News, Virginia

Jeffrey Shay Gorder, Norwalk, California

Alexandra Anne Hawker, Solon, Iowa

Noah King Hawthorne*, Dalton, Pennsylvania

Maura Elizabeth Mildred Hay*, Rancho Santa Margarita, California

Lily Francis Hodgson, Boise

Laura Jae Jones, Coeur d’Alene

Joshua Gregory Larsen, Nampa

Sarah Elizabeth Lawinger*, Iowa City, Iowa

John William Leavell*, Hailey

Kevin Lee*, Glendora, California

Margaret S. Lee*, Springfield, New Hampshire

Brittany Lauren Lewellen, Craig, Colorado

Avery Janel Lewis*, Houston, Texas

Cal Steven Martin, Dayton, Washington

Shaylee Rene Martling*, Moscow

Lindsey Catherine-Ellen Mayer*, Austin, Texas

Cassidy Anne McGahee, Tifton, Georgia

Matthew Stewart Medders, Lexington, Kentucky

Josie Belle Meyer*, Boise

Victoria Nicole Mirian*, Pinehurst, North Carolina

Glenn William Mitchell*, Moscow

Carly Monnin*, Moscow

Rachel Maisy Murray*, Boise

Caitlin Leslie Nate*, Idaho Falls

Joshua Michael Nelson, St. Charles, Illinois

Taylor Ray Nelson, Willow Creek, California

Camron R. Newton*, Hailey

Zachary Aloysius Pacer, Toledo, Ohio

Joseph Harrison Peraino*, Emmett

Eric Matthew Perry, Nampa

Meredith Geoghegan Peterson*, Woodinville, Washington

John Tyler Postlewaite, Boise

Mindy Christina Priddy*, Bassett, Virginia

Philip Christopher Redding, Enterprise, Oregon

Jessica Marie Ruark*, Denver, Colorado

Lori Satterwhite, Rogerson

Emory Faith Schweitzer*, Fairborn, Ohio

Noel Elizabeth Sharp, Pe Ell, Washington

Janine C. Siatkowski*, Yreka, California

Keely Alaina Smith*, Boise

Jordan Taylor Sollenberger, Salt Lake City, Utah

Cameron Dale Sponseller*, Boardman, Oregon

Jared Thomas Stubbendeck*, Golden, Colorado

Connor Frances Timpone*, El Portal, California

Ashley Lynn Tranello*, Churchville, New York

Anthony Michael Vorwald, Maquoketa, Iowa

Lauren Claire Whetten, Malad City

Zoe Brianna Wicken*, Omaha, Nebraska

Jade Cara Woll*, Cardiff, California

Will Dempsey Woods*, McCall

Paul Andrew Zollinger*, Sterling, Illinois

masTer of pUbliC adminisTraTion

Dishonna DeNaee Arnett, Lewiston

Barbara Renee Broyles*, Viola

Eric Daniel Chamberlain, Bremerton, Washington

Tyrese Dewayne Dedmon, Lancaster, California

Ohood Misfer Elzahrani, Taif, Saudi Arabia

Emese Halasz-Maynard, Boise

Samantha Ann Hammond, Post Falls

Jacob Steven Pehrson, Post Falls

Cameron J. Stanford*, Sugar City

Caleb Kent Sherrill Weeks, Coeur d’Alene

Nicole Annette Wright*, Genesee

masTer of sCienCe

Kiran Adhikari, Pokhara, Nepal Civil Engineering

Mason Scott Anderson, Olympia, Washington Chemical Engineering

John Bosco Alvizo Ariola, Lewiston Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Samikshya Aryal, Kathmandu, Nepal Entomology

Erin Lynn Bacon, Moscow Movement and Leisure Sciences

Claire Morgan Bardsley*, Modesto, California

Agricultural Education

Joseph D. Bell, Prescott, Arizona Environmental Science

George Clayton Bennett, Collierville, Tennessee Mechanical Engineering

Manoj Bhusal*, Arghakhanchi, Nepal Environmental Science

Kymberly Marie Bowlby, Spirit Lake Chemical Engineering

Katherine Eileen Brings, Boise Geography

Jacob R. Brower, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Patrick Brown, Francis, Utah Environmental Science

Quinn Alexander Buzzard*, Eagle Water Resources

Robert Hugh Ross Carne*, Coeur d’Alene Mechanical Engineering

Eduardo Anthony Celis*, Twin Falls Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Asmita Chapagain, Jhapa, Nepal Soil and Land Resources

Lauren Elizabeth Christensen*, Lewiston Animal Science

Madeline Rose Clark*, Middleton Environmental Science

Kody Lane Cochrell, Orofino Environmental Science

Audriana Irene Cole*, Eagle Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Emily Marie Conroe, Chicora, Pennsylvania

Electrical Engineering

Matthew Robert Cox, Anchorage, Alaska

Environmental Science

Tahni AlLynn David*, Kuna Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Donald Andrew Davis, Rexburg Statistical Science

Christina Nicole Day*, Austin, Texas Movement and Leisure Sciences

Anthony Edmund DeSantis, Mountain Home Mechanical Engineering

Jaxon Carlton Dean*, Kennewick, Washington Civil Engineering

Denny Sean Densmore, Taylors, South Carolina Environmental Science

Nicolas Diaz, Idaho Falls Computer Science

Megan Eilean Ellis, New Meadows Groundwater Hydrology

Kylee K. Elmore, Nampa Animal Science

Connor Martin Finn, Satellite Beach, Florida

Environmental Science

Sally Ann Florio, Robbinsville, New Jersey

Environmental Science

Bernadette Rae Franulovich*, Ketchikan, Alaska Statistical Science

Jacob Samuel Friedberg, Woodinville, Washington Computer Science

Shelby Lyn Goodwin, Grand Junction, Colorado

Environmental Science

Elizabeth Shelby Goulston*, Morristown, New Jersey Psychology

Megan Grennille*, Moscow Technology Management

Marissa Cheri Haley, Helena, Montana

Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Ryan Patrick Harrod*, Lehi, Utah Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Mikayla Lynn Heimbuch, Eagle Animal Sciencc

Michael Francis Heslar, Gainesville, Florida Physics

Courtney Sabrina Holcomb-Bennett, Lizemores, West Virginia Environmental Science

Robin Amanda Holland*, Gulfport, Mississippi Environmental Science

Nicole Elizabeth Holloway*, Lowell, Arkansas Environmental Science

Md Rahat Hossen, Greenville, Pennsylvania Applied Economics

Christa M. Howarth*, Boise Environmental Science

Luke Chandler Huffman, Somerset, Kentucky Environmental Science

Jon Warren Isaacson, Moscow Statistical Science

Sierra Marie Jepsen, Amanda, Ohio Animal Science

Nicholas William Johnson, Portland, Oregon Environmental Science

Eric Tod Johnston, Grangeville Electrical Engineering

Evan Michael Jones*, Waterville, Minnesota

Natural Resources

LeeRoy C. Jones*, Ririe Technology Management

Jessica Emma Rena Kalin*, Onsted, Michigan Entomology

Caitlin Aspen Keady*, Darien, Connecticut Civil Engineering

Hsuan Wen Kuo*, Taipe, Taiwan Technology Management

Maggi Marie Laan*, Weiser Soil and Land Resources

Jan William Lambrechtsen*, Idaho Falls Mechanical Engineering

Mackenzie Ann Lawrence, Meridian Environmental Science

Trase LeTexier, Basin, Montana Movement and Leisure Sciences

Fangyuan Li*, Guangzhou, People’s Republic of China Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Grace Margaret Little, Carrboro, North Carolina Natural Resources

Zachary Joseph Martin*, Madisonville, Kentucky Electrical Engineering

Dominique Olivier McBroome*, Post Falls Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Talia Rae McGreal, Potlatch Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Sarah Elizabeth McIntire, Waltham, Massachusetts Natural Resources

Kirk D. McKenzie*, Hayden Mechanical Engineering

Natalie Sage Mikels, Jenks, Oklahoma Civil Engineering

H. Todd J. Moore*, Coeur d’Alene Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Cheyanne Amanda Myers, Fruitland Animal Science

Heather Blake Neace, Boise Water Resources

John Matthew Nelson, Woodruff, South Carolina Natural Resources

Caitlin A. Newport, Glenside, Pennsylvania Environmental Science

Morgan Elizabeth Nicholson, Eagle Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Laurel Ashley Nunez*, Vancouver, Washington Family and Consumer Sciences

Matthew Steven Oshinski, Flanders, New Jersey Psychology

Mandira Panta, Kavrepalanchok, Nepal Natural Resources

Andrew Courtney Perry*, Grand Forks, North Dakota Psychology

Kendi Phelps*, Eagar, Arizona Family and Consumer Sciences

Steven Rick Phillips, Idaho Falls Electrical Engineering

Lynn Clark Pope, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Dakota Robin Pyles*, Superior, Montana Geology

John Robert Randall*, Coeur d’Alene Water Resources

Josh S. Reed, Moscow Natural Resources

Julia Reese*, Deary Water Resources

Stacey Lee Rice*, Davis, California Entomology

Lucas A. Ripa, La Cruz, Chile Entomology

Mariana Teresa Sandifer, Charlotte, North Carolina Environmental Science

Geraldine Steiger Scholz, Colfax, Washington Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Rebecca Elizabeth Sermeno, Hayden Family and Consumer Sciences

Carson John Silsby*, Albany, Oregon Chemical Engineering

Andrew Thomas Simpson, Clarkston, Washington Biology

Lovepreet Singh, Moga, India Food Science

Marinda Rose Stanton, Eagle Point, Oregon Biology

Christopher Paul Stayman, Idaho Falls Technology Management

Vanessa Marie Stedman, Lewiston Adult/Organizational Learning and Leadership

Torrey J. Stephenson*, Loveland, Colorado

Environmental Science

Cierra Dawn Stokes*, Brigham City, Utah Environmental Science

Kaitlyn Mallie Strickfaden, McHenry, Illinois

Natural Resources

Gaige Nicholas Swanson*, Meridian Water Resources

Kimberly J. Tate, Boise Environmental Science

Kaylee P. Taylor, Mammoth Lakes, California Environmental Science

Cody Alan Terrill, Manteca, California

Mechanical Engineering

Tsung-Yu Tsai, Taoyuan City, Taiwan Animal Science

Anya Marie Vollstedt*, Eugene, Oregon Environmental Science

Michael Francis Heslar, Gainesville, Florida Physics

Amanda Lynn Ward*, Coeur d’Alene Computer Science

Chloe Weeks*, Tucson, Arizona Geology

Logan Kovach Weyand, Pullman, Washington

Natural Resources

Victoria Christina Wilk*, Moscow Family and Consumer Sciences

Jade Dawn Williams, Richfield Civil Engineering

Taegan Maurice Williams, Post Falls, Cybersecurity

Zhengliang Yang*, Chengdu, People’s Republic of China Applied Economics

James Martin Young*, Idaho Falls Computer Science

a dvan C ed p rofessional d egrees

C ollege of l aW

Established in 1909. Johanna Kalb, J.D., Dean

JUris doCTor

Aaron Issac Agramon, Riverside, California

Sheila Ann Kopczynski, Stirling, Alaska

Gabriela Ailin Martinez*, Boise Thuong H. Nguyen, Las Vegas, Nevada

Morgan Christopher Swegles, Boise Victoria Elenor Wright, Nampa

b a CC ala U rea T e d

egrees

C ollege of a gri CU lTU ral & l ife s C ien C es

Established in 1901. Michael P. Parrella, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of sCienCe

Karissa Brooke Huntsman, Shelley Human Development and Family Studies Cum laude

Tayla Ray Smith, Boise Apparel, Textiles and Design

baChelor of sCienCe in agriCUlTUral eConomiCs

Bridget Megan Black, Bruneau Agricultural Economics

Nathaniel John Clements, Meridian Agricultural Economics

Alyx Ryann Dixon*, Kimberly Agricultural Economics

Carl Daniel Hart, Moses Lake, Washington

Agricultural Economics

Samantha Marie Short, Cove, Oregon Agricultural Economics

Brady Hamilton Stout, Uniontown, Washington Agricultural Economics

baChelor of sCienCe in agriCUlTUral edUCaTion

Tanner Lee Ferry*, Reardan, Washington

baChelor of sCienCe in agriCUlTUral and life sCienCes

Ivee Devan Combs, Jerome Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership Magna cum laude

Charles Kent Lovelace, Caldwell Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Sadie Isabel Miller, Klamath Falls, Oregon

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Zane Devan Moser, Twin Falls Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Ashley Justine Odgers, Prairie Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Sydney Marie Plum, Meridian Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Cheyanna Rose Wing, Davenport, Washington

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

Abigail Aina Zurcher, Mesa, Washington

Agricultural Science, Communication and Leadership

baChelor of sCienCe in animal and veTerinary sCienCe

Sarah Marie Arnett, St. Maries

Rebecca Nicole Collins, Marsing

Bailey Dempster, Carlsbad, California

Julia Anne Elgorriaga, Madera, California

Emma Beatrice Gallagher, Renton, Washington

McKenna Marian-Patrice Hertz, Lovelock, Nevada

Bailie Virginia JacoboSafranski, Amity, Oregon

Ashley Lynnae Kerby, Kuna

Rosa Marie Rarick, Loyal, Wisconsin

Eduardo Castro Rosales, Jerome

Emma Ann Sells, Meridian

Hailey Ann Stewart, Caldwell

Cecilia Olivia Viebrock, Rathdrum

Karee Ann Wilson, Post Falls

baChelor of sCienCe in early Childhood developmenT and edUCaTion

Trinity Noelle Pertle, Coeur d’Alene Magna cum laude

baChelor of sCienCe in family and ConsUmer sCienCes

Rylee Jane Alexander, Coldwater, Kansas Food and Nutrition

Breanna Lee Harmon*, Emmett Food and Nutrition

Ashley Christine Jelliffe, Meridian Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Adrienne Marie Jordan*, Hayden Food and Nutrition Magna cum laude

Diana Juarez, Weiser Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Adrianna Michelle Kauffman, Viola Apparel, Textiles, and Design

Elle Michele Moore*, Lynden, Washington Food and Nutrition Summa cum laude

Mikaela Jean Noble, Nampa Child, Family and Consumer Studies

Leah Cheyenne Price*, Cocolalla Food and Nutrition

baChelor of sCienCe in food sCienCe

Cassidy Jade Bell, Rupert

Dirk Anthony Mishko, Gig Harbor, Washington

baChelor of sCienCe in planT sCienCe

Nichole Elizabeth Cussins, Melba Crop Science

Kendra Marie Duclos, Ferdinand Crop Science Cum laude

Anthony David Eike, Boise Crop Science

Faith Marie Fishburn, Kennewick, Washington Biotechnology and Plant Genomics

Abigale Rose Gregory, Caldwell Horticulture and Urban Agriculture; Crop Science

Stephen Andrew Malin, Coeur d’Alene

Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Sean Henry McBride, Boise Crop Science

Savannah Yvette Reed, Highland, Utah Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

Matthew Earl Stacey*, Nampa Crop Management

Andrew P. Walker, Adrian, Oregon Crop Science

baChelor of sCienCe in soil and WaTer sysTems

Cody Edward Brewster, Harrison

Gavin Jeffrey Newtson, Helix, Oregon Agricultural Systems Management

Lane Maxwell Hailey, Eltopia, Washington

Austin Eben Pope, Genesee

C ollege of a rT & a r C hi T e CTU re

Established in 1983. Shauna Corry, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of arTs

Zehao Chen, Zhengzhou City, People’s Republic of China Art

Maria Guadalupe Estrada*, Rigby Art

baChelor of fine arTs

Elisha Bennett Coad, Post Falls

Studio Art and Design Magna cum laude

Rebecca Robin Ebenroth*, Boise

Studio Art and Design

Parker Penelope Ward, Great Falls, Montana

Studio Art and Design

baChelor of inTerior arChiTeCTUre and design

Austin Brian Smith, Spokane Valley, Washington Interior Architecture and Design

baChelor of sCienCe Shuyuan Tan*, Kunming, People’s Republic of China Virtual Technology and Design

baChelor of sCienCe in arChiTeCTUre

Sierra Leigh Cullison, Boise

Selena Marie Galicia, Fruitland

Litzy Gomez*, Pateros, Washington

Logan Wesley Hall, Post Falls

Joseph William Rasmussen, Victor

Tyler James Rodda*, West Richland, Washington

C ollege of b U siness & e C onomi C s Established in 1925. Darryl Woolley, Ph.D., Interim Dean

baChelor of sCienCe in bUsiness

Abdullah Ibrahim Abdullah AL-Turayif*, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota Accounting

Jacob John Aanes*, Sagle Marketing

Said Chikh Ali, Moscow Marketing

Joshua Paul Altenhofen, Burlington, Washington Marketing Cum laude

Justin Scott Anderson, Coeur d’Alene Business Economics

Erika Nicole Anthony, Gooding Finance Cum laude

Holly J. Arritola, New Plymouth Accounting Summa cum laude

Michael Alexander Azzarita, Leesburg, Virginia Management Information Systems

Tavis Nicholas Bader, Meridian Management Information Systems

Lydia Ruth Barkus*, Meridian Marketing

Edward Dale Becker, Genesee Operations Management

Kathryn Renee Boardman, Lewiston Marketing

Krista Grace Briner, Hailey Accounting

Devin Allen Brynjestad, Coeur d’Alene Marketing

Michael William Carberry*, Twin Falls Finance

Ethan Andrew Case, Boise Accounting Cum laude

Rachel Irene Casiano, Boise Finance

Isabelle O. Conover, Kennewick, Washington Management and Human Resources Magna cum laude

Maxwell Gale Dahlquist, Issaquah, Washington Accounting

Kai Gregory Desmet*, Port Orchard, Washington Marketing

Jackson Clark Dingel*, Boise Finance; Marketing

Brady Jay Earnest, Meridian Marketing

Cameron Douglas Evans*, Middleton Marketing

Alexandra Nicole Forsmann, Idaho Falls Finance

Natalie Patricia Gaus, Boise Finance; Marketing Magna cum laude

Christine Celeste Gillaspie*, Moscow Management and Human Resources

Paxton Georgie Goodman, Coeur d’Alene Management and Human Resources; Marketing

Paxton Georgie Goodman, Coeur d’Alene Management and Human Resources; Marketing Quentin Tyler Graff, Nampa Accounting

Ethan Mitchel Graves, Genesee Accounting Cum laude

Brian Jesus Guadarrama, Nampa, Finance

Daniel Guevara, Boise Accounting

Hunter Braeden Gust, Osburn Operations and Supply Chain Management

Kacie Ann Guy, Post Falls Accounting; Finance Magna cum laude

Grace Katherine Hanigan, Payette Management and Human Resources Summa cum laude

Cullen Michael Harvey, Hayden Business Economics; Marketing Ashley Nicole Hernandez, Jerome Operations Management; Management and Human Resources

Autumn R. Jager, Coeur d’Alene Accounting

Colby D. Kennedy, Grangeville Marketing; Finance Magna cum laude

Maura Anne Kido, Nampa Finance; Marketing

Skyler Jade Knudson, Boise Finance

Krystal Krcma, Coeur d’Alene Management and Human Resources

Alessandra Kailani Kriz, Sandpoint Accounting

Rein Johannes Laan, Weiser Accounting; Management Information Systems; Operations and Supply Chain Management

Sarah Lake*, Lewiston Accounting

Cristy Jean Langdon*, Castle Rock, Washington Marketing; Management and Human Resources

Robert Orr Lesniewski, Sagle Business Economics

Conor Ray Liercke, Mountain Home Management and Human Resources

McKenna Marie Lively*, Buhl Marketing

Jacob Jose Malagon, Boise Finance

Wilson Christopher Mallane*, Boise Marketing

Shachel Angela Manbeck, Post Falls Accounting

Isaiah G. Mattingly*, Meridian Accounting

Morgan Hailey McCall, Mountain Home Finance

Tanner Allen McGreal, Potlatch Accounting Magna cum laude

Joseph James Mitzel, Coeur d’Alene Accounting Cum laude

Tyler David Morrow, Hayden Operations Management

Breanna Bonney Janine Murdoch, Edmonton, Canada Operations Management

Zachary Mark Nunis*, Melbourne, Australia

Accounting; Marketing

Jack Andrew Pachner, Boise Business Economics; Accounting

Maxwell Zander Patenoude, Meridian Management Information Systems

Miguel Angel Payen, Sacramento, California

Business Economics; Accounting

Derek Allan Peters*, Selah, Washington Operations Management

Hailey Petersen, Nampa Finance Cum laude

Jack Ryan Plaster, Spokane, Washington Business Economics

Veronica Ready, Lewiston Management and Human Resources

Thomas Duane Rizzo*, Star Finance

Leopoldo Romero, Gooding Marketing

Abdul-Mujeeb Olayiwola Rufai*, Boise Finance

Cody Wesley Sahli, Post Falls Accounting

Rileigh Freja Elaine Schulkey*, Boise Marketing

Kayla Nicole Shockey, Sandpoint Management and Human Resources

Conner Ireland Strahan, Lewiston Finance Magna cum laude

Caleb Monroe Sutherland, Portland, Oregon Accounting

Casey Lynn Terwilliger, Moscow Accounting

Charleston Edwards Vaughan*, Boise Accounting

James Vilay*, Boise Marketing

Adam Ryan Wallace, Moscow Business Economics

C ollege of e d UC aT ion , h ealT h & h U man s C ien C es

Established in 1920. Brooke Blevins, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of sCienCe in edUCaTion

Alexis Lynn Barfield, Palmer, Alaska

Secondary Education

Anna Ruth Belanger, Clarkston, Washington Secondary Education

Kristine Ann Campbell, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education

Alania Marie Chambliss, Cataldo Elementary Education

Brittney Leigh Cooke, Post Falls Elementary Education

Kaylee Elizabeth De Witt, Homedale Elementary Education

Elenore Ann DeKold, Eagle Elementary Education

Joshua Kaito Figueredo, Okinawa, Japan

Secondary Education

Emma Elaine Flolo, Bellevue Secondary Education

Jordyne Rae Fredrickson, Troy Elementary Education

Elizabeth Loyce Giampietro, Athol Elementary Education Summa cum laude

Kianna May Higgins, Bonners Ferry Elementary Education Summa cum laude

Elaine Huang, Sandpoint Elementary Education

Marissa Norene Ingledue, Twin Falls Elementary Education

Erika Marie Larsen, Cody, Wyoming Elementary Education

Jason Stephen Lauritzen, Post Falls Elementary Education Summa cum laude

Morgan Veronica Loy, Hayden Lake Elementary Education

Alyssa Nicole Lundgren§, Olympia, Washington Elementary Education

Ashlyn Shenae Mallet, Athol Secondary Education

Michael Lee Martin, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education Summa cum laude

Kayla Michelle Mayo, Post Falls Elementary Education

Ashley Morgan Mundt, Post Falls Secondary Education

Nickolas Patrick Parkinson, Mountain Home Secondary Education

Rachael M. Pond, Garden Valley Elementary Education Summa cum laude

Jordyn Kay Quesnell, Twin Falls Elementary Education

Blair Helen Radford, Hailey Elementary Education

Avery Elise Ruchert, Pomeroy, Washington

Elementary Education

Lyndsey Nicole Salutregui, Homedale Elementary Education

Hailley Pearl Smart, Meridian Secondary Education

Harley Tucker Swain, Twin Falls Elementary Education

Micah Noel Valentine, Athol Elementary Education

Colby K. West, Leavenworth, Washington Elementary Education

Chynna Rain Wilcox, Kamiah Secondary Education

Toriana Jean Wilson, Coeur d’Alene Elementary Education Summa cum laude

baChelor of sCienCe in exerCise, sporT, and healTh sCienCes

Hannah L. Alfaro, Placentia, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Sydney Almarez, Visalia, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emma Nicole Bartlett, Coeur d’Alene Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emilia Marie Carrillo*, American Falls Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Madeline Joann Coleman, Bend, Oregon Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences Summa cum laude

Hunter Augustus Connolley, Grangeville Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences Summa cum laude

Carson Jerome Corgatelli, Moscow Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Hunter Vincent DeRize*, Victor Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Peyten Veronica Ely*, Lewiston Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Yi Fan, Tongling, People’s Republic of China Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Jordyn Kay Higgins*, Cottonwood Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Emily Hope Hill, Boise Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Chloe Anne Iverson, Gig Harbor, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Stephany Navarro*, Caldwell Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Clara Isabelle Peterson, Peck Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Rocco Raphael Perez, San Jose, California Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Spencer Lynn Pike, Eagle Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Kendra Noelle Schumacher, Meridian Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Dayna Leanne Schwerd*, Nampa Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Cooper Robert Stephens, Moscow Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Angelica Torres Luna*, Nampa Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Danielle Walther, Eagle Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

Connor James Whitney, Liberty Lake, Washington Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences

baChelor of sCienCe in reCreaTion

Amber Joy Britton, Kirkland, Washington Cum laude

William A. Christensen, Moscow

Jairo Hurtado, Homedale

Charles Avery Miner, Houston, Texas

Leo Alexander Scheibe, Meridian Summa cum laude

C ollege of e ngineering

Established in 1907. Suzanna Long, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of sCienCe in ChemiCal engineering

Jedidiah Daniel Byers, Pullman, Washington

baChelor of sCienCe in Civil engineering

Andrew W. Borde, Port Angeles, Washington

Marco Alexander Cervantes, Caldwell

Shawna Lee Conery, Dalton Gardens

Brian George Johnson, Donnelly Civil Engineering

Nathyn Lamar Maller§, Warren, Oregon

Macjames Roman Mizer, Hailey Civil Engineering

Benjamin Gene McMurtry, Moscow

Tyler O’Toole, Twin Falls

baChelor of sCienCe in CompUTer engineering

Zachary Michael Hammond*, Anchorage, Alaska

Luther Martin Michaels, Troy Cum

baChelor of sCienCe in CompUTer sCienCe

Heba Abdullah Aljabrine*, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Michael Benjamin Bean, Hansen

Hayden Collier Carroll, Hailey David Christian Bush, Idaho Falls

John Lyman Cambareri, Coeur d’Alene

Jiang Chang*, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Yingruo Liu*, Guiyang, People’s Republic of China

Christopher McVickar, Bothell, Washington

Jubal Robinson Mitchell, Plummer

Matthew Morrison, Ramona, California

Kristie Rae Olds, Nampa

Nathaniel Joseph Pomianowski, Walla Walla, Washington

Heath Alan Thompson, Troy

Nathan George Vassell, Moscow

Parker James Weisel, Hayden

baChelor of sCienCe in eleCTriCal engineering

Dahmen James Garner, Meridian

Logan Scott Lee, Twin Falls

Jared Ryan McDaniel, Rathdrum

Christopher Thomas Osborne, Cottonwood

Kevin Jonathan Sikes, Moscow

baChelor of sCienCe in meChaniCal engineering

Tyler James Benjamin*, Post Falls

Daniel Enrique Cabrera*, Idaho Falls

Ethan Eugene Collins, Mesa, Arizona

Zachary Tyler Furrow, Middleton

Troy Richard Hanes, Lewiston

Emaline M. Lawler*, Kuna

Timothy Richard David Mack, Middleton

Luis Maldonado Pastor*, Othello, Washington

Adrian Mendez Mejia, Gooding

Jose Ivan Mendoza, Terreton

Nathaniel James Pearson*, Idaho Falls

Lauren Hanna Perla*, Sammamish, Washington

Vincent Russo*, Hayden

Jacob Herbert Stubbers*, Cottonwood

Dustin Allen Taylor*, Twin Falls

Hayden W. Wakkinen, Bonners Ferry

Justin L. Wick, Meridian

Matthew Joseph Wisniewski, Wendell

baChelor of sCienCe in TeChnology

Preston S. Abbott, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology Taylor S. Hill, Idaho Falls Industrial Technology

C ollege of l e TT ers , a rT s & s o C ial s C ien C es

Established in 2002. Sean Quinlan, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of arTs

Emily Aardahl, Richland, Washington English; Music

Trevante Knight Anderson*, Tacoma, Washington Sociology

Cynthia Marie Ball, Woodbury, Minnesota Theatre Arts

Barry Keith Baughman*, Dalton Gardens English

Isabel M. Bohlscheid, Boise International Studies; Spanish

Loren Mae Cantrill*, Meridian English

Rudy David Christianson,Troy International Studies and Spanish Cum Laude

Rheanna Lynn Fisher, Post Falls English

Jacob M. Fry*, Meridian International Studies

Jessica Garcia-Gil, Hailey Interdisciplinary Studies

Valeria Guadarrama, Mountain Home Spanish; Latin-American Studies

Sargon Sabah Hamad*, Boise International Studies

Haylee Nicole Harris, Mountain Home English

Lorraine Hernandez, Jerome Psychology

Faith M. Heuck, Melba English

Luke Robert Jones, Long Beach, California International Studies

Faith Angeline Katseanes, Idaho Falls English

Madeline Denise Killworth*, Boise Modern Language Business Magna cum laude

Karen Denisse Leon, Othello, Washington Spanish

Alejandro Luz Macias*, Nampa History

Jessica Melissa Megis, Coeur d’Alene Broadcasting and Digital Media Summa cum laude

Caia May Monson, Moscow Sociology

Austin Naughton, Seoul, South Korea English

Avery Christine Pittman, Rathdrum Advertising

Dineka Lyn Ringling*, Spring Creek, Nevada International Studies

Karina Rodriguez, Caldwell Journalism

Moeka Ashley Shimizu, Kuching, Malaysia Broadcasting and Digital Media Summa cum laude

Hailley Pearl Smart, Meridian English

Angus Banquo Spence*, Moscow International Studies

Tori Laine Stevenson, Coeur d’Alene History Cum laude

Courtney May Stoker*, Boise International Studies

Traynor Daniel Underwood, Nampa International Studies

Angela Vasquez*, Othello, Washington Modern Language Business; Latin-American Studies

Zachary John Von Raesfeld, San Jose, California International Studies

Kadence Thomas Warner, Mackay English

Thomas F. Warner*, Moscow Political Science Cum laude

baChelor of fine arTs

Tucker Holland, Mountain Home Theatre Arts

Anthony James Kirby, Osburn Theatre Arts

Kalyssa Rose Montoya, Emmett Theatre Arts Cum laude

Blake Franklin Presnell, Hayden Theatre Arts Summa cum laude

Jillian Elaine Stanley, Weippe Theatre Arts

baChelor of general sTUdies

Augustine John Almanza, Nampa

Christy N. Beasley, Boise

Colby Rae Berreth, Boise

Benjamin C. Bertram, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Christina Marie Calkins*, Lapwai

Antonio Gonzales*, Heyburn

Anayeli Juarez, Caldwell

Virginia Mize, Jackson, Mississippi

Nicole Marie Sparano, Orofino Summa cum laude

Stacey Rae Sullivan, Moscow Summa Cum Laude

Terez Le'Neal Traynor, Louisville, Kentucky

Hanyu Xu*, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

Ruthfee Zota*, Idaho Falls

baChelor of mUsiC

Kaitlynn Sabrina Adkins§, Puyallup, Washington Music Education

Audrey Grace Atkin, Wasilla, Alaska Music Education

Anton Rees Brence, Vancouver, Washington Music Education; Music: Performance

Jacob Adair Brewster, Eagle Music: Performance

Darian Jaymes Burkhart, Hayden Music Education

Lake Ashton Edmonson, Coeur d’Alene Music Education

Ryan Andrew Egan, Meridian Music Education

Brandon A. Meyer, Ammon Music Education; Music: Composition

Benjamin Scott Pinkham, Idaho Falls Music: Performance

Jack Spencer Smith, Olympia, Washington Music Education; Music: Composition

Ethan Rivers Spradling, Fresno, California Music Education; Music: Performance

Carlee Ann Vigesaa, Billings, Montana Music: Performance; Music Education

Ellen Marie Yenne, Nampa Music Education

baChelor of sCienCe

Kyle Victor Acarregui, Mountain Home Psychology

Holly Kasha Aragon, Coeur d’Alene Criminology

Janice Irene Aultman, Meridian Criminology

Kyra LeAnn Bake, Fruitland

Sociology Cum laude

Nell Alisa Baker, Seattle, Washington Advertising

Macie Lee Bekkedahl, Cascade Psychology

Carolina Betancourt, Burley Psychology

Mackenzie M. Bielenberg, Moscow Psychology

Madison Rose Boyer, Spokane, Washington Psychology

Brendan David Bradshaw*, Hanover, Pennsylvania History

William Breckenridge*, Coeur d’Alene Criminology

Monica May Burnette, Moscow Psychology

Hadley Frances Cabitto, Hailey Theatre Arts

Stevie Renea Carr, Mountain Home Public Relations

Lauren Lee Caven*, Moscow Advertising

Celena LeeAnn Chandler*, Sandpoint Political Science

Spencer Hollis Clizer, Rathdrum Interdisciplinary Studies

Rebecca L. Connors*, Moscow History Cum laude

Rebecca Rachelle Coop, Ponderay Criminology

Rebecca J. Cowan*, Nampa Organizational Sciences

Maddie Elizabeth Crume, Emmett Criminology; Sociology

Wesley Shane Curtis, Sandpoint Psychology; Philosophy

Ashley M. Dahl, Lewiston Criminology

Revulai Detiv, Moscow Philosophy

Desarae Driggers, Nampa Psychology

Nathan James Eisenhower, Ketchikan, Alaska Criminology

Anteia Selene Elswick, Kendrick Journalism

Ashley Bailey Evans, Emmett Sociology; Criminology

Bo Anthony Federico, Twin Falls Psychology

Olivia Ellett Fee*, Naples Anthropology

Alexandra Nicole Forsmann, Idaho Falls Psychology

Savannah Nicole Foster, Port Orchard, Washington

Broadcasting and Digital Media Summa cum laude

Daisy Janelle Garcia, Star Criminology

Sage Eliza Gardner*, Orofino Anthropology

Kate D Geatches, Rathdrum Psychology

Andrea Marie Gibson, Post Falls Psychology

Katherine J. Grabrick*, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Austin Alan Groeniger, Star Sociology

Bethany Bonlyn Hagar, Hayden Organizational Sciences

Sargon Sabah Hamad*, Boise Political Science

Richard Derek Harman*, Idaho Falls Philosophy

Scarlett Sierra Harper, Cocolalla Psychology

Syvanna Marie Hart, Lapwai Public Relations

Grace Anne Hartwig, Richland, Washington Criminology Cum laude

Maya R Hippenstiel, Coeur d'Alene Psychology

Tucker Holland, Mountain Home Film and Television Studies

Mary Elizabeth Hutter, Ponderay Psychology

Kacie Alexandra Jenison*, Coeur d’Alene Organizational Sciences

Alex Logan Jenkins, Dayton, Washington Criminology

Theodore Andrew Jessup, Moscow Sociology Summa cum laude

Devin Tyler Karst, Bellevue Anthropology; Criminology

Tracey Kelly*, Coeur d’Alene Psychology

Cassidy Paige Kerzman, Post Falls Psychology

Richard Edward Knowles, Jacksonville, Florida Music

Nick Michael Kozup*, Boise Advertising

McKayla Jae Lake, Mills, Wyoming Criminology

Madeline Kimberly Lang*, Rathdrum Psychology

Dara Rose Loder, Troy Psychology

Brianna May Loveless, Nampa Journalism

Stephanie Jean Maine, Hastings, Michigan Psychology

Shawn Riley Mckeeken, Keaau, Hawaii Criminology

Justin Alexander Meekhof, Kendrick Psychology

Grace Katherine Meyer, Sandpoint Psychology; Sociology; Criminology Summa cum laude

Sierra Lynn Mitchell*, Sandpoint History Summa cum laude

Emelie Morales, Nampa Psychology

Ryan Phelan Morgan, Nevada City, California

Psychology and Criminology

McKenna Maria Murphy, Ketchum Organizational Sciences

Morgan Christopher Neal, Moscow Psychology

Carter Stephanie Nelson, Boise Public Relations; Communication

Camille Erika Niehenke, Moscow Psychology Summa cum laude

Kyle Andrew Nolan, Hauser Psychology

Tyler Yassine Obeid, Long Beach, California Broadcasting and Digital Media

Min Ho Park, La Palma, California Economics

Brendan Arthur Petro*, Medical Lake, Washington Advertising

D’Andrei K. Pittman, Laplace, Louisiana Psychology; Communication

Maxim Andre Planchon*, Coeur d’Alene History

Kirsti Rose Prewitt, Burley Psychology

Sydney Sierra Price, Rathdrum Psychology

Daniel Villegas Ramirez, Idaho Falls Journalism

Cassandra Ilene Ransom, Idaho Falls Psychology Summa cum laude

Hannah Elisha Ringel*, Cottonwood, Arizona Psychology

Kelsey Ann Roach, Genesee Criminology

John William Robinson, Livermore, California History

Elijah Paul Roche*, Caldwell Criminology

Tammy Eileen Sandoval, Spirit Lake Psychology

Connor E. Scutt, Bolinas, California Sociology

Ian Ahmad Shadman, Dalton Gardens Organizational Sciences

Kayla Nicole Shockey, Sandpoint Psychology

Tessa Lela-Jean Sizemore, Boise Psychology Cum laude

Jillian Paige Smith, Grangeville Communication

Kierra Leigh Smith, Kuna History

Zane Kade Smith, Eagle Psychology

Rillora Ruby Spiering, Spokane, Washington Film and Television Studies

Kristen Kim Spiros, Post Falls Anthropology

Kayla Marie Steele, Middleton Criminology; Psychology Cum laude

Abigail Rhianne Stomberg*, McCall Interdisciplinary Studies

Jason Scott Stooks, Moscow Criminology

Connor Norton Swersey, Salmon Journalism

Sierra McGarry Talcott*, Boise Interdisciplinary Studies

Iris Marie Teruel, Marysville, Washington Psychology

Jordan Taylor Thomas, Eagle Criminology

Brady Michael Thompson*, Hayden Political Science

Chase Austin Thompson, Troy Psychology

Josephine Ellen Tourville, Meridian Psychology

Samuel B. Travis*, Moscow Psychology

Kaileigh Elizabeth Tuttle*, Boise Sociology

Traynor Daniel Underwood, Nampa Political Science

Catherine Lee Waddell, Boise Sociology

Mary S. Waldenmyer, Meridian Psychology

Kaitlin Pauline Watson, Moscow Criminology

Kaylee Ann Wells, Boise Criminology

Cassidy J. Whalen, Coeur d’Alene History

Cassidy Nicole White*, Lewiston Psychology

Rachel Nicole Wiedenmann, Eagle Advertising

Ryley Christine Wilmoth, Huntington Beach, California Psychology

C ollege of n aTU ral r eso U r C es

Established in 1917. Dennis Becker, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of sCienCe in eCology and ConservaTion biology

Evan George-Hamilton Blodgett, Boise

Lauren Grace Canto, Seattle,Washington

Drake Brett VanBuskirk, Blanchard

Harrah Deanne Friedlander, Chicago, Illinois Summa Cum Laude

Ellie Higgins, Boise

baChelor of sCienCe in environmenTal sCienCe

Clara Grace Abplanalp, Mystic, Connecticut

Phoenix Lilliana Aguilar McFarlane, Idaho City

Paige Louann Martin, Coeur d’Alene Jill C. Randall, Idaho Falls

Iyssia D. Raymond, Meridian

baChelor of sCienCe in fire eCology and managemenT

Jared Brett Baltzer, Caldwell

James David Pierce, Coeur d’Alene

Wyatt Joseph Tatakis, Lima, New York

Caden Brody Taylor*, McCall

baChelor of sCienCe in fishery resoUrCes

Aldwin George Keo, Warm Springs, Oregon

baChelor of sCienCe in foresTry

Jared Brett Baltzer, Caldwell

Gabriel Michael Bandle, Moscow Libby Esperanza Campos, Idaho Falls

Forrest Wells Carbaugh, North River, Washington

Rebecca Lynne Crowe, Frazier Park, California

Emily E. Elfering*, Eagle

Clay Albert George, Priest River

Porter Ray Hall, Dalton Gardens

Brent Andrew Ponce*, Birmingham, Alabama

Kelsey Ann Roach, Genesee

Christopher Allen Shaw, Lewiston

baChelor of sCienCe in naTUral resoUrCe ConservaTion

Katherine E. Conley, Maple Valley, Washington

Avery Loise Costello, Twin Falls

Kayla Marie Fawcett*, Coeur d’Alene

Derek J. Haller, Coeur d’Alene

Mitchell Hunter Kees, Boise

Wyatt Gene Mersinger, Ridgefield, Washington

Alexander James Selby, College Place, Washington

baChelor of sCienCe in rangeland ConservaTion

Bailey Morgan Cracraft, New Marshfield, Ohio

Jonah Don Neville, Rigby

baChelor of sCienCe in Wildlife resoUrCes

Amelia Marie Andersen, McCall

Brett Morgan Case, Boise

Maria Christina Contreras, Hailey

Aldair Cruz Rojas, Idaho Falls

Phoebe Maria Wenzbauer, Meridian

Shannon Rae Wilkey, Rexburg

C ollege of s C ien C e

Established in 2002. Ginger Carney, Ph.D., Dean

baChelor of sCienCe

Jesse J. Anderson, Post Falls Geological Sciences

Matthew Malik Giovanni Boudy*, Spokane Valley, Washington Geography

Thomas Ross Breazeal*, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

Samantha R. Callos, Bonners Ferry Physics

David William Cavell*, San Diego, California Geological Sciences

Matthew Corda, Novato, California Geography

Grace Hannah Donnelly*, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

Megan Eilean Ellis*, New Meadows Geological Sciences

Mariano Estrada II, Idaho Falls Mathematics

Wyatt M. Everhart, Athol Geological Sciences

Joshua Kaito Figueredo, Okinawa, Japan Mathematics

Kaleb John Fisler, Kennewick, Washington Mathematics

Ximena Garcia, Moses Lake, Washington Medical Sciences

Jenna Elizabeth Gardiner, Post Falls Medical Sciences

Rodrigo Gonzalez Guillen, Idaho Falls Medical Sciences

Hunter D. Hawkins-Stark, Coeur d’Alene Mathematics

Kyle N. Kazmierski, Coeur d’Alene Medical Sciences

Suyuki J. Laurian, Jerome Chemistry-Pre-Medical Op

Whitney Van Doren Lippincott, Eagle Mathematics

Ashlyn Shenae Mallet, Athol Mathematics

Kaylee Marie Maret, Post Falls Physics

Josanna Lynn Marquez*, Fruitland Medical Sciences

Benjamin Gene McMurtry, Moscow Geography

Breanna Bonney Janine Murdoch, Edmonton, Canada Medical Sciences

Jeffrey Dennis Mitchell, Boise Medical Sciences

Andrew David Nelson*, Liberty Lake, Washington Medical Sciences

Rebecca Lynn Oliver, Rathdrum Geological Sciences

Brayden Glenn Pollow, Coeur d’Alene Statistics

Bryson Chad Reiman, Kuna Biology

Rey Emanuel Ruiz Rios*, Hatillo, Puerto Rico Geological Sciences

Allison May Shimp*, Des Moines, Washington Mathematics

George Simitjis, Boise Biology

Trevor Jacob Tatko*, Boise Statistics

Dustin Allen Taylor*, Twin Falls Physics

Erik Paul Thibault*, Coeur d’Alene Biology

An Ngoc Khanh Vo, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Physics

Ronald Griffin Young*, Bellevue, Washington Geological Sciences

Bailee Jacklin Ha Zinzer*, Ammon Geological Sciences

baChelor of sCienCe in bioChemisTry

Zhenhao Zhong, Sandpoint

baChelor of sCienCe in miCrobiology

Anna Pauline Findley, Salt Lake City, Utah

baChelor of sCienCe in moleCUlar biology and bioTeChnology

Zhenhao Zhong, Sandpoint

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N aval O fficer e ducati ON P r O gram

Established in 1945. Captain Price J. Lockard, USN, M.S. Foreign Affairs.

midshipman firsT Class, UniTed sTaTes navy

Joshua Figueredo, Okinawa, Japan

Luke Jones , Long Beach, California

Joseph Clavenna, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Zachary Furrow, Middleton

University of Idaho Academic Mace

Maces date to the Middle Ages and symbolize strength and authority. Each is unique and reflects the values and characteristics of the institution. The university’s chief marshal, who leads all academic processions, carries the mace.

The University of Idaho’s mace, used for the first time at the centennial commencement, is 32 inches long, made of walnut and encircled with bands of Idaho gold and silver in which Idaho garnets and opals have been inlaid. The head is embellished with silver and gold representations of camas plants and syringa flowers. The chair of the university’s Faculty Senate, the marshal of the academic procession, carries the mace in the American tradition, at a 45-degree angle across the chest, while in England, the bearer carries it over the shoulder.

University of Idaho President’s Medallions

The first medallion was created by Idaho artists George and Macky Roberts. The President’s Medallion was first used in 1965 at the inauguration of Ernest Hartung, the University of Idaho’s 12th president.

The medallion’s base is a three-and-a-half-inch disc of pure Idaho silver. Mounted on the base is a disc of native jasper; a sterling silver sunburst is inlaid in the disc. Inside the sunburst is a modification of the Chinese character meaning “mountain,” which features three upward-pointing prongs. Over the center prong is a gold inlay, thus symbolizing “Light on the Mountain.”

The heavy medallion was worn suspended from a collar woven of Idaho wool, some of which is dyed with dahlia flowers to match the jasper and some of which is from a black sheep.

The second President’s Medallion, worn during commencement by then-President Timothy P. White, was commissioned in 2004. This medallion’s base is a goldleafed university seal and is worn suspended by a chain with gold leaf charms, each representing the presidents who have served the university.

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The first President’s Medallion, created in 1965.

The university’s second President’s Medallion.

University of Idaho mace

University of Idaho Academic Apparel

By observing certain features of the academic apparel, it is possible to learn several things about the academic status of the scholar: the level of the degree attained, the branch of learning in which it was earned, and the college or university conferring the degree.

Gowns

The gowns differ according to the level of the degree. The sleeves are the principal indicator — gowns of bachelor’s have pointed sleeves; those of master’s have oblong sleeves with an arc cut away at the front; and doctors have round, bell-shaped sleeves. Bachelor’s and master’s gowns are untrimmed. Doctoral gowns have distinctive velvet facing down the front and three velvet bars on each sleeve.

The University of Idaho adopted a doctoral gown of its own in 1989. The silver gown has a panel and sleeve bars of black velvet outlined in antique gold. The beret-styled soft cap is patterned after the Cambridge version instead of the traditional Oxford-style mortarboard. The cap and gown were designed by Emeritus Professor Edmund Chavez in the university’s centennial year and are worn today by officials and university administration.

Honor Cords

Honor Cords, worn around the neck and hanging loosely down the front, identify students who are graduating with honors: gold, summa cum laude (with highest distinction); silver, magna cum laude (with great distinction); and bronze, cum laude (with distinction). The cords are provided by the University of Idaho and are worn on this one occasion only.

Caps

The color of the tassel worn on the cap varies with the level of degree. The bachelor’s tassel represents the color appropriate to the major field of study (see colors at right); the master’s and specialist’s tassels are black; and the doctoral tassels are old gold.

Hoods

The length of the hood also varies according to the level of degree. The bachelor’s gown is worn without a hood. A master’s hood is three and one-half feet long, and a doctor’s hood is four feet in length and has panels at the sides. It is from the colors adorning the hood that one can learn two other facts. Lining: the hood is lined with the official color or colors of the college or university conferring the degree (silver and gold, signifying the University of Idaho). Trimming: the hood is trimmed with velvet of a color appropriate to the wearer’s branch of learning. For example, the trimming for the degree of Master of Science in agriculture is maize, representing agriculture, rather than golden yellow, representing science. (In the case of the Doctor of Philosophy degree, the dark blue color is used, representing the mastery of the discipline of learning and scholarship, regardless of the branch of learning.) Colors associated with the different disciplines are listed below:

Agriculture Maize Arts, Letters, Humanities White Commerce, Accountancy, Business Drab Economics Copper Education ................................................... Light Blue Engineering Orange Fine Arts, including Architecture Brown Forestry Russet Journalism Crimson Law Purple Music Pink Philosophy Dark Blue Physical Education Sage Green Public Administration ............................ Peacock Blue Science Golden Yellow

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U niversi T y of i daho b oise

Premier Graduate, Research and Professional Development

University of Idaho Boise originated in 1910 when an agricultural Extension program was established in Ada County. In 1953, U of I Boise grew with the introduction of teacher education programs, which were expanded in the early 1980s. A cooperative agreement between the university and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game led to the 1963 opening of the Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI) with offices in Boise, Moscow and Idaho Falls. Engineering courses were first delivered in Boise in 1988. Agricultural Extension, regional and state personnel, and several university support offices were located in Boise for greater statewide access and service in the early 1990s. In the late 1990s, Idaho WWAMI opened its doors in Boise and all U of I programmatic, advancement, athletics and other efforts in the community were brought together under the umbrella of U of I Boise. In the early 2000s, the College of Art and Architecture began offering courses in Boise, now including the first two years of its bachelor’s degree in architecture. At the same time, the College of Law started offering externship opportunities and is now offering its complete Juris Doctor curriculum in Boise.

Today, students, faculty, researchers and staff work on a variety of topics that include water; natural resources and the environment; education; law; community sustainability and design; family economics; childhood education; nutrition education; pesticide safety and management; food technology, safety and processing; water resources engineering; and public policy.

Excellence at U of I Boise can be measured by the success of the many people we serve across the region and by the quality and achievements of our more than 140 faculty and staff members.

U of I Boise provides southwest Idaho access to all university resources. The center is focused on community impact, regional economic development and supporting university growth.

Strategically located in Boise – the economic and governmental center of Idaho and home to more than 55 percent of the state’s population and business entities – U of I Boise supports teaching, learning, research, medical education and outreach. U of I Boise distinguishes itself through:

• Quality programs that accommodate working professionals and full-time students with a focus on professional and workforce development;

• Outreach to southwest Idaho’s communities to foster their sustainability, growth and educational access;

• Proactive research for domestic and global solutions;

• Collaborative and interdisciplinary work with the public and private sectors, including other institutions of higher education; and

• Enduring relationships with alumni and friends to carry forward the proud history and traditions of the University of Idaho.

At U of I Boise, we are accessible and responsive to the public. We are committed to strength through diversity. We serve the region, the state, the nation and the world.

The University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene shapes the future of northern Idaho by bringing university resources into our local communities. The center engages university expertise to transform education, develop innovative research and cultivate a knowledge-based economy.

Students can reach higher education excellence in Coeur d’Alene through in-person and distance degree programs led by over 20 local faculty. A variety of professional development offerings bring continuing education opportunities to professionals in both the public and private sector. Each year hundreds of community members are served through programs like 4-H, Master Gardener, and the Idaho Building Capacity project.

Technological innovation is carving a prominent place in the future of northern Idaho. U of I Coeur d’Alene elevates this emerging sector with tech opportunities. For nearly a decade, Dig’nIT STEM camps and high school internships have provided future Vandals with an enriching summer experience. Faculty and students in the Vandal Manufacturing Automation Laboratory, now located at the North Idaho College (NIC) campus, support local industry.

Surrounded by lakes, rivers and mountains, U of I Coeur d’Alene is uniquely positioned to build programming connected to the rich natural environment. Through the Confluence Project, the U of I Community Water Resource Center (CWRC) and regional partners give hundreds of high school students hands-on water science experience from the shores of Coeur d’Alene Lake to the slopes of Lookout Pass. CWRC also provides lake ambassador training through Bay Watchers, leads community conversations with the Our Gem Collaborative and educates construction workers on stormwater and erosion control.

The Coeur d’Alene center strategically plans for the future of the Lake City as an active participant with the North Idaho Higher Education consortium, CDA 2030, chambers of commerce and economic development corporations. The DeArmond Higher Education Center at NIC brings state-of-the-art student services from five higher education institutions under one roof. In Post Falls, the Jacklin Science and Technology Center supports startup companies, U of I research projects and U of I Extension in Kootenai County.

Through its degree programs, technology and research centers, and collaborative philosophy, U of I Coeur d’Alene provides outreach and opportunity for all people of northern Idaho.

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Celebrating Nearly 70 Years in Eastern Idaho

In Idaho Falls, our core mission is engineering, science, technology and related disciplines. Our campus at University Place features high-tech classrooms, advanced cybersecurity and engineering laboratories and excellence in the curriculum offered. The faculty are leaders in their respective fields and actively engaged in far reaching, impactful research. University of Idaho is the founding collaborator at the Center for Advanced Energy Studies, a research, education and innovation partnership between the three Idaho public universities and the Idaho National Laboratory, the Department of Energy’s lead nuclear research laboratory.

University of Idaho has offered degree programs in Idaho Falls for nearly 70 years. Since our first graduating class in 1955, over 2000 students have earned degrees in science, engineering, technology, mathematics, psychology, environmental science, education and other related disciplines. Many more have completed academic certificates and courses for professional and personal development.

Students, faculty and staff at the Idaho Falls Center are part of the community that extends throughout the entire state of Idaho. University of Idaho has Cooperative Extension offices in 42 counties and centers in Idaho Falls, Boise, Twin Falls and Coeur d’Alene and the main campus in Moscow. Students can take courses offered by faculty at multiple locations and interact with students from other fields of study in places all over the region and country.

University of Idaho, Idaho Falls faculty and staff wish to extend congratulations to the graduating class of 2021-22 for their achievements.

1 Alma Mater, the hope of a pioneer race; You’re fashioned of dreams and of toil, Your walls and your towers by stout-hearted men Were raised from the rock and the soil.

Chorus

And here we have Idaho, Winning her way to fame; Silver and Gold in the sunlight blaze, And romance lies in her name; Singing, we’re singing of you, ah, proudly too; All our lives through we’ll go singing, Singing of you, Alma Mater, our Idaho.

2 Now ours is the heritage, rich and so full, The gain of their toil and their tears; And ours is the fruit, and the harvest is ours, Oh, Idaho, gift of the years.

Chorus

And here we have Idaho, Winning her way to fame; Silver and Gold in the sunlight blaze, And romance lies in her name; Singing, we’re singing of you, ah, proudly too; All our lives through we’ll go singing, Singing of you, Alma Mater, our Idaho.