COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Saturday, May 11, 2024, 9 a.m.
Athletics-Recreation Center | Valparaiso, Indiana
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Saturday, May 11, 2024, 2 p.m.
Athletics-Recreation Center | Valparaiso, Indiana
Welcome to the conferring of degrees for the Class of 2024 graduates of Valparaiso University. Today, we celebrate our graduates and wish them well as they continue their journeys. Their relationship with Valpo does not end here. We hope it has just begun. This University will forever be a place they may call home, a place where memories were formed,
There is no reserved seating (except for graduates and faculty). Ushers will fill all seats as people enter. Those with hearing impairments who would appreciate being seated in an area where there is an interpreter should notify an usher. Guests who require special seating accommodations should also notify an usher. A professional photographer will take a photo of all candidates as they receive their diploma cases, and these photos will be available to graduates and parents. These photos will be emailed directly to graduates approximately two weeks after the ceremony. As a courtesy to others in attendance, University marshals will ask members
and where lifelong relationships were built. Students’ time here is relatively short. Yet, their impact is one that lasts for generations. So today, we do not say goodbye. Instead, we pray that our graduates receive many blessings, and we look forward to a lifetime of meaningful engagement.
In Luce Tua Videmus Lucem: “In Thy Light We See Light.” Scholarship, freedom, faith, and service — the ideals of Valparaiso University’s mission — are embedded in its motto. The University’s Lutheran tradition and character are reflected in these ideals. The Valparaiso Male and Female College was founded by Methodists in 1859 as an institution pioneering co-education. It was known as the Northern Indiana Normal School for three decades under the enterprising educator Henry Baker Brown until it officially became Valparaiso University. After decades of
expansion, the University experienced financial hardship as the United States entered World War I. The Lutheran University Association, a group of clergy and church laity, purchased it in 1925, ushering in the modern era of Valpo’s history as an independent Lutheran University. Today, the sprawling campus spans nearly 300 acres. Valpo fosters in its students a lifelong commitment to seek truth, gain knowledge, and grow in wisdom. An engaging, accomplished community of faculty and staff prepares Valpo graduates to ignite their passion and radiate their purpose in the world.
of the audience who approach the platform or main floor during this time to return to their seats. Those who need special assistance during the program may speak to an usher. Medical professionals are on duty to provide emergency aid if needed. At the close of the program, the audience is asked to remain in their seats until after the recession of graduates, faculty, and members of the administration is completed. Valparaiso University is a tobacco-free campus. The use of tobacco products on University property is prohibited except in an enclosed personal vehicle.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
CANDIDATES
2. Hail to the Brown and Gold! Recall the days of old, The happy days which we Ne’er shall forget. As shadows longer grow, Brighter the flame shall glow, The flame of love for you –Dear old Valpo.
On formal University occasions, the faculty appears in attire that can be traced back to the Middle Ages. The usual attire of the time, for both clergy and lay people, was a long gown, which was necessary for warmth in the unheated buildings of the day. Scholars, generally members of church orders, also wore such robes as well as hoods to protect their shaved heads. The hood was sometimes used to collect alms from more affluent members of the community. As additional universities were founded, distinctive forms of gowns and hoods were adopted by their faculties. Variations indicated various ranks within an institution. When caps and hats later became fashionable, the hood became merely ornamental, draped over the shoulders and down the back. The use of academic attire in the United States has been continuous since colonial days. A uniform system was adopted by most institutions of higher learning near the end of the 19th century by an intercollegiate commission. This code of dress, reviewed and revised several times since its adoption, has become standard for most American colleges and universities. The most distinctive feature of American academic dress is the hood, which indicates by its color and design its wearer’s degree and the institution that conferred the degree. The hood is lined with the color of the college or university granting the degree (the holder of a degree granted by Valparaiso University wears a hood lined in brown and gold) and is faced with a color indicating the subject of specialization. Here is a partial list of colors associated with the various disciplines:
Arts, Letters, Humanities White
Business Administration Drab
Economics Copper
Education Light Blue
Engineering Orange
Fine Arts Brown
Journalism Crimson
Law Purple
Library Science Lemon Yellow
Music Pink
Nursing Apricot
Oratory, Speech Silver Gray
Philosophy Dark Blue
Physician Assistant Kelly Green
Physical Education Sage Green
Science Gold
Social Work Citron
Theology Scarlet
The academic cap was a later development in academic attire. It was first conferred as a symbol of a master’s degree. Some caps were stiff, some soft, some square, some round with a tuft in the center. The tassel of today is an elaboration of the tuft. Round caps are still used at some institutions. The mortarboard style of cap comes to us from Oxford University. The cap is usually black, like the gown, and its tassel is either black or in the color indicated above for a degree in a particular field. Gold tassels are worn by holders of doctoral degrees and by heads of institutions. Some members of Valparaiso University’s faculty hold degrees from universities in this country or abroad that do not follow the standard American pattern. Cords of various colors over the left shoulder are members of honor societies representing the different disciplines. Red, white, and blue cords are worn by United States of America active military and veterans.
Two symbols stand out in all academic ceremonies: the mace and the presidential medallion. The mace, the symbol of authority in the University, is carried in the academic procession in front of the president of the University by the president’s marshal. On the mace are four symbols: the University seal, the chi rho (an ancient symbol of Jesus Christ), the Luther coat of arms (symbolizing the Lutheran affiliation of the University), and the seal of the State of Indiana. Other small symbols on the mace depict various academic disciplines of the University and various Christian virtues. The presidential medallion is worn by the president
of the University at all official University ceremonies. On one side is the seal of Valparaiso University, and on the other side is inscribed, “Official President’s Medal.” The president of the University wears a specially designed brown robe with four chevrons on the sleeve, signifying the rank of president of an academic institution. The chevrons and front panels are brown velvet and are outlined in gold cording reflective of the University’s colors. Embroidered on each front panel is the seal of the University. The president’s hood is lined with brown and gold.
José D. Padilla, J.D. PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITYOn December 2, 2020, José D. Padilla, J.D., was announced as Valparaiso University’s 19th president. A dynamic thinker and natural leader, President Padilla brings many skills, experiences, and accomplishments in higher education that are ideally suited to the University’s needs today and in the future.
President Padilla is a strong believer in service and regularly puts his faith into action. He combines service and faith with wisdom to ensure that Valpo graduates are learned and spiritual people who become force multipliers in their professions and communities.
President Padilla joined Valpo as the culmination of a long and successful career in higher education. He served as vice president, university counsel, and secretary of the University of Colorado System. Previously, he served 15 years in senior leadership roles at DePaul University in Chicago, the most recent as vice president, general counsel, and secretary.
He began his career practicing law, but found his vocation to serve his country, fellow citizens, and university students through his roles in higher education. He also performed public service in Washington, D.C. He served as a legislative assistant to United States Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX) and as a senior political appointee in the administration of President Bill Clinton.
President Padilla received his bachelor of education in elementary education from The University of Toledo and his juris doctorate from the University of Michigan Law School.
President Padilla’s professional affiliations include the D.C. Bar Association, the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, and Campus Compact. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Missouri Valley Athletic Conference.
He was named to the Notable General Counsels list by Crain’s Chicago Business in 2019, which recognized those who made a significant impact within the Chicago business community. President Padilla was also included in the “Who Is Who in Hispanic Chicago” list of Negocios Now in 2016, 2017, and 2019. In 2010, he was named one of 100 influential Hispanics in Hispanic Business magazine.
President Padilla was born in Augsburg, Germany, on a U.S. Army base. He was raised in Toledo, Ohio. He met his wife, Hilda, at a fundraiser in Chicago, and the two were married in 1986. Hilda is a real estate broker and entrepreneur. They have two grown children, Jacob and Camille. In his free time, President Padilla enjoys working out, writing, reading, fly fishing, watching historical shows and movies, and spending time with his dog, Coach.
Eric W. Johnson ’87, Ph.D.
PROVOST AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Eric W. Johnson ’87, Ph.D., is the provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. In that role, he serves as the chief academic officer along with providing oversight for student life, campus ministries, international programs, and the Christopher Center Library.
Provost Johnson joined the faculty in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Valparaiso University in 1997. During his time at Valpo, he has held the Paul and Cleo Brandt Professorship, served as chair of the electrical and computer engineering department, and helped create the Valparaiso International Engineering Programs.
His research interests include modeling electronic components using nanodevices and engineering education pedagogy. In January of 2013, he was named dean of the College of Engineering, where he focused on adding new programs in bioengineering and environmental engineering, providing holistic educational experiences, and developing an entrepreneurial mindset in every student.
In May of 2021, Johnson was named provost after serving as interim provost since February of that year.
Senator Todd Young represents Hoosiers in the U.S. Senate. He currently serves on the Senate Committees on Finance; Foreign Relations; Commerce, Science, and Transportation; and Small Business and Entrepreneurship.
A fifth-generation Hoosier, Todd grew up watching his parents work hard in order to support the family. His first jobs were delivering newspapers, mowing lawns, and providing janitorial services at the family business.
Todd is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. He graduated with honors in 1995 and accepted a commission in the U.S. Marine Corps. In 2000, Todd was
honorably discharged from the Marine Corps as a Captain. While serving in the Marines and working as a business consultant, Todd earned an MBA and a law degree.
In 2010, he ran for Congress and served three terms representing Indiana’s 9th District. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2016.
Todd married his wife, Jenny, in 2005 and worked together at a small law firm in Paoli, Indiana, started by Jenny’s greatgrandfather. Today, they reside in Johnson County, Indiana, with their four young children: a son, Tucker, and three daughters, Annalise, Abigail, and Ava.
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Jillian Seeger ’ 24 of Grantsburg, Wisconsin, graduates from Valparaiso University today with a bachelor of arts in communication with a public relations concentration and a social work minor. Jillian is also a Christ College Scholar. Broadly involved on campus, she has long served in different leadership roles as an ambassador in admission and as a lead peer minister through the Chapel of the Resurrection. Among other commitments, Jillian worked on The Beacon yearbook for four years (with two stints as editor-in-chief), as a dancer and choreographer with Dance Ensemble, and as a member of Gamma Phi Beta’s executive board. In light of such dedication, she was recognized with a 2024 Outstanding Leadership and Service Award. Jillian’s work and internships off-campus also attest to her communitymindedness: she has mentored middle-school youth as a summer camp staffer for five years and recently completed a marketing internship at Opportunity Enterprises. After graduation, Jillian plans to pursue a career in mental health services with a focus on youth.
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Jaylen Jude ’24 of Gary, Indiana, graduates from Valparaiso University today with a bachelor of science in business administration, majoring in management. A committed campus citizen, Jaylen took on a range of leadership opportunities to help promote a thriving university community – serving as public relations chair of the Black Student Organization, programming chair of the Council for Engineering Inclusion and Equity, member of student engagement, and ambassador and morale team captain for Dance Marathon. Honored with a 2024 Outstanding Leadership and Service Award, he has been especially
involved in Phi Kappa Psi, most recently as district archon for the larger organization’s board, and was appointed vice president of community development for the Interfraternity Council. Jaylen has worked as an information technology intern for Portage Township Schools and interned in operations last summer for Hensel Phelps in California, contributing to a multi-million dollar port of entry project. Following graduation, he plans to pursue an MBA from Valparaiso University and embark on a basketball officiating career.
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COLLEGE OF NURSING AND
Lauren Kadlec ’24 of Maple Grove, Minnesota, graduates from Valparaiso University today with a bachelor of science in bioengineering and a minor in mathematics. As a Hesse Scholar in the College of Engineering, she has tutored fellow students and led study sessions, while also participating in and serving as president of the Valpo Robotics team, which has won two national championships in the past three years. Lauren completed a summer medical technology internship at Stryker in 2022 and has conducted undergraduate research since 2021, both on campus and at Los Alamos
National Lab. This research resulted in three presentations at the national conferences of the American Physics Society and the Biomedical Engineering Society. A 2022 inductee into the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Lauren was recently presented with the Edgar J Luecke Z* Award, in recognition of her leadership in the college and across campus. After graduation, she will pursue her Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt University, while working in a lab on surgical robot development. Lauren hopes to one day become an engineering professor.
SPEAKING AT THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Amanda Bauer ’24 of Frankfort, Illinois, graduates from Valparaiso University today with a bachelor of science in health science as part of the five-year physician assistant program. Even while pursuing an accelerated undergraduate academic track, she has given back to campus and the community — serving as a panelist for the University Honor Council since her first semester on campus, tutoring through College Mentors for Kids, and volunteering weekly at Hilltop Neighborhood House. Recognized with a Seal of Biliteracy
in Spanish in 2021, Amanda subsequently participated in a healthcare service trip to Costa Rica through the College of Nursing and Health Professions and served as Pi Beta Phi’s vice president of diversity, equity, and inclusion after being the sorority’s Panhellenic delegate. This year, she was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa and Order of Omega, two leadership honor societies. After graduation, Amanda will begin graduate work at Valpo, pursuing her MSPA with a strong interest in neonatal and pediatric care.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPRESENTATIVE Julie M. Winkler ’96 MBA
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT ...... Danielle Carter ’06, ’08 MALS Iddins
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
José D. Padilla, J.D.
President of the University
Eric W. Johnson ’87, Ph.D.
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
Rebekah L. Arevalo, M.S.
Chief of Staff and Assistant Vice President for HSI Initiatives
Brian Beckstrom, D.Min.
Assistant Vice President for Mission and Spiritual Life
Darron C. Farha, MBA, J.D.
Vice President and General Counsel
Marie Foster-Bruns, MBA
Vice President for Advancement
Steven Janowiak, M.Ed.
Vice President for Student Life
ACADEMIC DEANS
Karen Allen, RN, Ph.D., FAAN
College of Nursing and Health Professions
Niclas Erhardt, Ph.D. College of Business
Gregg Johnson, Ph.D. College of Arts and Sciences
Jill M. Sifuentes ’04 Schur, M.S.
Vice President for Enrollment and Marketing
Dave Sierkowski
Chief Information Officer
Laurel Hosmer, M.S.
Interim Director of Athletics
Angela Vidal-Rodríguez, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Mark Volpatti, Ed.D., CPA
Senior Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer
GATHERING MUSIC
PROCESSIONAL .....................................................
“A Beacon of Light” by Patrick Roszell
“Pomp and Circumstance” by Edward Elgar
All stand as the procession enters the arena. After all are in place, remain standing for the National Anthem and blessing. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the National Anthem and blessing.
Patricia J. Mileham, MLIS Library Services
Jennifer Prough ’91 Ph.D.
Christ College — The Honors College
Doug Tougaw 05 MBA, Ph.D., P.E. College of Engineering
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Allison M. Urbanczyk, MBA, University Registrar
UNIVERSITY PASTORS Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div. Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div.
MARSHALS ...................................................... Members of the faculty and staff of Valparaiso University
Robert W. Clark, Ph.D., University Marshal
Aimee B. Tomasek, MFA, President’s Marshal
INSTRUMENTALISTS
SONG LEADER
The Valparaiso University Chamber Concert Band
Jeffrey Scott Doebler 87 M.M., Ph.D., Conductor
Sophia Rose Duray ’ 24
ASSISTING WITH ADVANCED DEGREE HOODING Members of the faculty of Valparaiso University
ASSISTING WITH READING GRADUATE NAMES.................... Members of the faculty of Valparaiso University
NATIONAL ANTHEM
BLESSING
WELCOME
ADDRESS
REMARKS BY SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
College of Arts and Sciences and College of Business .....................
“The Star-Spangled Banner” by John Stafford Smith and Francis Scott Key.
Sophia Rose Duray 24 will lead the audience in singing.
Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div.
Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div. All may be seated after the blessing.
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
U.S. Senator Todd Young, J.D.
Jillian Elizabeth Seeger ’24 Jaylen Jai'shawn Jude ‘24
REMARKS BY SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
College of Engineering and College of Nursing and Health Professions Lauren Virginia Kadlec ’24
Amanda Kathryn Bauer ’24
WELCOME TO THE GRADUATES
AWARDING OF HONORS
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES ....................................
Danielle Carter ’06, ’08 MALS Iddins
Valparaiso University Alumni Association President
Eric W. Johnson ’87 Ph.D., Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Jennifer Prough 91 Ph.D., Dean of Christ College — The Honors College
The Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs presents the Dean to the President of the University. The Dean then presents the candidates to the President.
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ..........................................
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS .......................................
The graduates now come forward to receive their diploma cases from the President. They are congratulated by the Dean.
CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES
BENEDICTION .
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER
President José D. Padilla, J.D.
Following the charge to the graduates, all stand for the prayer and remain standing until the close of the ceremony. It is customary for people in academic attire to remove their caps for the benediction.
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Reverend Katherine Museus, M.Div.
Reverend James A. Wetzstein, M.Div.
Words and music can be found on page three. Sophia Rose Duray ’24 will lead the audience in singing.
CLOSING RECESSIONAL “Crown Imperial” by William Walton
The audience is requested to remain in place until graduates and faculty have left the arena.
The following candidates have applied for doctoral degrees, master’s degrees, bachelor’s degrees and/or associate’s degrees, and they have either completed all requirements for those degrees or have expectation of completing the requirements by the end of the semester. Final certification of candidates for the conferral of degrees is contingent upon satisfactorily completing whatever work may still be in preparation, satisfying all other requirements of the University for graduation, and continuing conduct in keeping with the ideals of the University.
Candidates wearing a gold badge in the shape of a key are members of Phi Beta Kappa, the national honor society for the liberal arts and sciences and the nation’s oldest academic honor society. Candidates wearing cords of various colors over the left shoulder are members of honor societies representing the different disciplines in the college.
MASTER OF ARTS
Lindsay E. Alcock
Samuel Jacob Burton
Diana Cisneros
Ericka Kristine Gretzinger
Lyndsey N. Hansen
Maria Nicole Hasnerl
MASTER OF EDUCATION
Julianna Nicole La Coco
Shuai Liu
María del Mar Mack
Momin Hussain Mirza
Kathryn Lindene Owen
Michelle Trinity Marie Pierce
Spencer Easton Jenney Ashley Ann Lakomek
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Satish Kumar Aadimulam
Sai Vignan Reddy Adaboina
Amar Agrawal
Evelyn Agyei
Mohammed Faraz Ahmed
Viquar Ahmed Akther
Nikhitha Aleti
Abdul Kalaam Shahbaaz Anchal
Raghavendar Antham
Ganesh Aryal
Srividhya Baddam
Niharika Bade
Rakesh Goud Bairu
Bharath Kumar Bashetti
Sai Paddranathi Basupalli
Sandhya Bhandari
Subhakar Venkateshwararao Bobba
Sree Charani Bobbala
Jaya Pradeep Rao Boda
Sai Teja Bodala
Vamsi Sai Teja Bodduluri
Sai Deep Bujji
Yves Bwansa
Nikhitha Byreddy
Venkatesh Kumar Channamsetti
Venkata Abhiram Chebrolu
Pooja Chhetri
Ganga Sreedhar Chikatla
Saalu Dahal
Yuga Rajesh Dasari
Mounika Doshili
Sriteja Gade
Somasree Gandham
Phani Venkata Durga Prasa Gannavarapu
Malla Reddy Gantagari
Munawaruddin Ghalib
MASTER OF SCIENCE, continued
Tejaswi Kapalavayi
Sai Priya Kasturi
Praveen Reddy Kasu
Udaykiran Katepalli
Harish Kavuluri
Sowmya Kethineni
Nehaluddin Khaja
Balakrishna Reddy Kondra
Haritha Koyineni
Abhyuday Lingala
Meghana Machavarapu
Alyssa Marie RiegeKatherine Sapek
Jasmine Scott
Emily Seward
Jyothsna Maguluri
Sree Sai Harshvardhan Mamidala
Jhansy Mamidi
Swaroop Goud Mamidipally
Sai Kumar Mandalaneni
Thilak Mannava
Sainath Chowdary Mannepalli
Nishant Mehta
Omer Mohammad
Imtiyaz Mohammed
Zubair Mohammed
Samson Raj Musumuri
Vaidhik Rao Gona
Pavani Reddy Gopireddy
Venkata Sai Sridhar Reddy Gudipati
Chetana Sai Gudivada
Saurab Gupta
Daniel A. Hautzinger
Bryan Hunter
Sandeep Inti
Lydia Rachelle Ivy
Lokesh Jatta
Tapaswi Javvaje
Harika Jeenugula
Rupa Naaga Soundharya Juttika
Alekhya Kadem
Thriveni Sai Kalakoti
Ravalika Kammari
Akhila Kanthi
Charan Kanulla
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Merrick Robert Adams
Grace Elizabeth Aurand
Eliot Lincoln Lesher Aust
Natan Legesse Beniam
Christina Marie Berger
Hope B. Biermann
Erin Bigler
Alexandra Lee Billings
Rachael Miriam Brainerd
Echo Riley Brambert
Sarah Helen Brase
Jenna Danielle Byrnes
Alyssa R. Clarke
Curtis James Cobb
Brynn Faith Conway
Vikramaditya Gupta Nagilla
Sai Kumar Naini
Mohan Venkata Krishna Namburi
Phani Kumar Reddy Namireddy
Bhargavi Nannaka
Hema Naga Sai Narra
Pardha Saradhi Sastry Nemani
Jayender Goud Palakurthi
Sushmitha Palle
Maniraj Gupta Parsi
Narsimha Reddy Pasham
Rakshith Reddy Pininty
Manideep Pinnelly
Rahul Pittala
Varun Raj Pucha
Carrie Replogle
Veenu Amrapali Revuri
Mark William Ridley
Oracio Rosas
Supriya Sarla
Jawad Aiman Shaik
Abdul Mushahir Shaik
Pooja Sharma
Ethan Macy Decatur
Maiah Kiersten Deogracias
Gwen Christine Donnella
Skylar Rose Easha
Emily Michelle Eisha
Trey Robert Erny
Christopher T. Feil
Jacob Paul Fisher
Ryan M. Fitzgerald
Mikayla Flanagan
Michael Joseph Fugger
Fatima Garcia-Cardenas
Rylee Kristine Garza-Valtierra
Christian Mario Gatlin
Natalia B. Gebka
Kamalakar Reddy Singi
Noah Smith
Prasad Surabathuni
Hafeez Syed
Mandira Tamang
Vedha Sai Telukuntla
Sai Tharun Thalluri
Bharath Sai Thati
Mehmet Turan
Naveen Kumar Vadakattu
Koushik Reddy Vaka
Caleb William VanArragon
Preethi Vanguru
Sri Raghuram Vasireddy
Srinath Velma
Jyothsna Vempelly
Akhileshwar Reddy Vemula
Sri Harika Vemulapalli
Srikanth Vuyyuru
Bhargav Yaluru
Rithik Reddy Yanna
Zion Dawn Gifford
Noah Patrick Godsell
Emily Elizabeth Graves
Kaylee Elizabeth Hodson
Allison Loraine Howard
Madison L. Hozian
Jason Taylor Ildefonzo
Joshua Anthony Inman
Sierra Jade Jackson
Josephine E. Jones
Mohamed Kamara
Brennen Kelly
Allison Jennifer Kom
Grace Meritt Kostoff
Clay W. Kraus
BACHELOR OF ARTS, continued
Corrine S. Laatsch
Roslyn Leitner
Meshach Melton
Andrew Paul Carl Messerschmidt
Elizabeth Helen Messerschmidt
Patrick Douglas Miller
Erin Gloria Murphy
Joy Nadia Negron
Benjamin Justin Newsom
Jonah A. Newsom
Chloe Margaret O'Brien
Cristian Pagan
Isabella Maria Pressler
Aubrey Rose Ramey
Essence C. Roberson
Elena Marie Rodriguez
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Sophia Rose Duray
Kristah Ann Royster
Mikayla Jean Ruzicka
Anna Elizabeth Schapekahm
Mackenna N. Schmuker
Carley Brooke Schreiber
Jillian Elizabeth Seeger
Caitlynn M. Shipe
Thomas J. Slowinski
Kayla Corrine Smith
Elisabeth Kristine Sobierajski
Joshua Paul Spencer
Shelby Alexis Lee Stinson
Raegan Storin
Keith Szczepanski
Reiana Katherine Thomas
Abigail Rose Thompson
BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION
Logan Jon Albright
Tracy R. Bermingham
Carolina Michelle Bowen
Darnell D. Crater
Adam Joseph Lindemer
BACHELOR OF MUSIC THERAPY
Virginia Ann Leahy
Alondra Guadalupe Quiroz
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mackenzie Irene Albright
Martha Oluwatosin Aponbiede
Nicholas Christopher Arman
Osaid Ismail Attallah
Kaden F. Baker
Nicholas Michael Bean
Amy Jade Bennet
Natalie Togtman
Jonathan Parker Shreve Tomasik
Elizabeth Anastasia Tritten
Sophia S. Ullery
Ashley Virginia Vernon
Oliver Lukas Vinovskis
Gabrielle Celeste Wilcoxson
Dahliah Simone Wilkes
Fox S. Wilmot
Jared Michael Wood
Matthew Niel Yee
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, continued
Christian Alejandro Garcia
Nicholas Theodore Gilles
Lily Ann Groessl
Gabriel Thomas Haberling
Samuel Rance Hafner
Kathryn J. Harrold
Henry Myles Helgeson
Austin Craig Hofman
Thomas John Hohnholt
Jonathan Patrick Hyman
Ava Christine Interrante
Daniel P. James
Samuel James Janowiak
Mallory Ann Januski
Alexis Nichole Johnson
Sean W. Johnson
Scott David Kaiser
Simranjit Kaur
Chloe Lynne Kennedy
Logan J. Kiesewetter
Amelia Mae King
Amya Anastasia Kirk
Danielle Marie Kneusel
Nicholas Alexander Koeppen
Tristan Cullen Malatlian
Daryush Mansuri
Nicholas Michael Marchmon
Nicholas Michael Markus
Tékeidra M. Masters
Abbigail Lynn McClure
William B. McKeown-Robbie
Taylor Anne Menke
Mark Meyer
Kylie Anne Millhorn
Daniel Allen Murphy
Aidan Joseph Nichols
Cameryn O'Brien
Iyanuoluwa Oluwatobi Ogundehin
Emma Nichole Pasco
Emily Jolene Pavasars
Ann Jacey Peterson
Grace Marie Peterson
Zachary Stephen Precup
Kole Arthur Pugh
Tytus William Ragle
Alexis L. Ratkay
Chase L. Ray
Melissa S. Ring
Ricardo Mark Paz
Lee Ann Ross
Nicholas Andres Sanchez
Graham S. Landwerlen
Noah William Lang
Kaitlynn Elizabeth Leady
Keaton Tuttle Lewis
Sarah Wynn Low
Adarsha Mahat
Elizabeth Anna Roeglin
Tia Elisabeth Santana
Delaney Ann Scheller
Madelyn Ava Schiesser
Allison Nicole Schoenbeck
Justin Robert Self
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
Elizabeth Ann Bacon
Mia Victoria Bertino
Melina Lucia Duda
Lena Claire Luebbering
Olivia Violet Maass
Amelia Claire Marshall
Lanna Bayann Sirhan
Konnor Maxwell Stump
Anne Kathryn Sully
Elizabeth Nicole Tancos
Christopher Steven Teune
Parker DaLena Thompson
Elissa Grace Torgerson
Franck Marius Tsoungui
Abigail Grace Valicevic
Jake Ryan Vickers
Evan A. Walda
Madison Renee Wallner
John A. Williams
Ethan David Wlodarczyk
Hallie N. Wolf
Kamila Wolowiec
Kolton Matthew Woods
Mary Emma Zimmermann
Abigail Grace Stegman
Jordan Marielle Tolari
Paige K. Trosper
Olivia Marie Blackketter
Evelyn R. Bohlmann
Christopher Rankin Brown
Demi M. Brown
Brook Alexis Burbridge
Lucille Rose Cochard
Kyle L. Creager
Hannah Bhakta Prashant Bhatta
Anna Elizabeth Crumbacher
Matthew James Dembny
Cassidy E. Eckstein
Aliena Grace Egertson
Maxwell Harrison Ehlers
Isaac Fabbro
Emily Lynn Fletcher
Spencer Jarrett Gannon
Catherine F. Fanno
Emily Sue Heggeland
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK
Erica Lucyna Castillo
Elena Marisol Closser
Kristin Brianna Delaney
Alyssa Rose Meegan
Grace Margaret Peacock
Lilia Grace Wangerin
Carissa Lynn Herendeen
Katie Masano Hill
Katelynne Hillebrand
Dariana Monserrat Murillo
Cylia Rose Srmek
Lydia Grace Stumme-Berg
Candidates from the College of Business who are wearing gold and blue cords around the neck have been inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma, the national honor society for students from business colleges accredited by AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Olivia Alyce Brown
Austin Bradford Chilton
Ousmane Dabo
Dolapo Bolatito Esan
Joseph Solomos Hedstrom
Carson B. Husmann
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Toi Baylor
Shelby Elaine Case
Jonathan Walter Kozak
Elijah Thomas Magiera
Mirza Abdul Rahman Baig
Nevenka Mitrova
Mayor Ucheoma Ndukaku
Diego A. Orozco Villasenor
Vishal Narottam Patil
Pritam Singh
Joel M. Schreiber
Yuiko Shimizu
Padraic Hao Hong Sim
continued
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTEGRATED BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING
Isaiah James Claudon
Kaleb Hannahs
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Kaleb Hunter Krier
Nathaniel Maxwell
Adam Mekky
Jake Mahoney
Patrick John Malone
Kade Martin Reinertson
Allie Marie Smith
Zachary James Thompson
Sarah Michelle Hacker
Justin Johnson
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Camryn Marie Abshire
Murtadha Saleh T. Alnasser
Logan Bryon Angerman
Vanessa Bibiche Awuve-Tetevi
Connor Barrett
John S. Barron
Justin Miguel Blanco
Jennifer Guadalupe Cardenas Ramos
Tyler Castongia
Samuel J. Chapman
Andrea Jackeline Correa
Nicole C. Coryell
Joshua James Cottrill
Emily Grace Crompton
Aleksa Sara Culafic
Derrick Frank Cummings
Samuel Zack Denaer
Sarah Katherine Esterby
Tyler Duston Fricke
Allison Regan Gilleo
David Halligan
Emma Cecilia Hernandez
Jacob Scott Hogge
Anthony L. Holmes
Kelsie Glenn James
Madeline Kendall Joesten
Garner Jones
Jaylen Jai'shawn Jude
Teagan Emmanuelle Knoop
Addyson Grace Kois
Caitlyn Danielle Kowalski
Damon Robert Kroeger
Paige Wynne Lambert
Brett Little
Cameron Livingston
Aaron Joseph Lukas
Ryan Mann
Mason D. Maple
Lukas Michael Martin
Griffin Scott McCluskey
Abbey Lynn McCumber
Ethan Edlund McFarland
Emily Kathryn Owens
Christian Jacob Padilla
Jerome Ezenwa Ifeobu Palm
Thomas Edward Palmer II
Luke William Patterson
Abrahm Patrick Peetz
Allison Michelle Plachta
Benjamin John Richey
Karthik Mateti
Evan G. Matthes
Nathaniel James Henry Ringelstein
Alexander C. Ryan
Aixa Sanchez
Andrew James Schumacher
Kayla Irene Skapyak
Alana Marie Stottlemire
Jacqueline Christine Sullivan
Jack Matthew Swanson
Emma Rose Tecca
Nicole Amelia Todd
Ellie Grace Toole
George Joseph Trojanek
Cole Jacob Vassilakis
Aden Cole Wade
Victoria True Wehmeyer
Abby Rose Welsh
Drew P. Wilson
Eden Olivia Wilson
Nicholas Brian Wolf
Carter Nelson Woody
Emily Kathryn Wootton
Olivia Ann vanTol
Thomas Alexander Thurston
Candidates wearing orange cords over the left shoulder are members of Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOENGINEERING
Kade S. Fields
Kiefer Paul Frank
Nathan William Janke
Emma Gabrielle Johnson
Lauren Virginia Kadlec
Zachary Darwin Kellogg
Paityn Von Krout
Emma Rose Lacey
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Roberto Alanis
Jonathan Alan Bone
Henry David Carter
Kenzie Olivia Conn
Mateo Duran
Emil Freese-Vilien
Ryan Doyle Gibbons
Emma Louise John
Vance Collin Kenney
Darius Lane
Logan Alexander Lorr
Helene Jenna Madsen
Joely Nora Overstreet
Isabella Anne Palamaro
Ethan Lee Petcu
Aubrey Elaine Pomorski
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Curtis Gerhardt Behnke
Nicole Brittney Brown
Chase David Folkestad
Nathan R. Fox
Samuel Olaf Lyon
Alyssa Marie Matthews
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Natalie Ann Allen
Sean Peter Curran
Logan Robert Guilfoil
Joshua Jay Hicks
Kendall Renee Miller
Michael Andrew Pinchok III
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Simeon Lucas Ehm
Francesco Saverio Messina
Abigail Yue Middleton
Allison Marie Schmidt
Adelina Elizabeth Wolok
Samuel Aaron Satoski
Carly Anne Schiene
Abraham Fredrick Steinbeck
Matthew Niel Yee
Allison Renee Yohanan
Zhuoyue Zhang
Samantha Katharine Swanson
Nicholas R. Walker
Jacob Charles Wischer
Francesco Vitangelo Raimondi
Timothy John Ziemann
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Blake Elliott Andrew
Mason Bonn
Anthony John Cosenza
Henry Phillip DeBruin
Nicole Lauren Durham
Tyler Michael Eberhart
Caleb Werner Engelmann
Roshan Gautam
Daniel Erick Heinrich
Adelle Henrietta Holder
Ian James Jaegers
Alexander Jordan Kagay
Bryan William Kelly
Kurt Andrew Kessen
Joshua Cole Leathers
John Francis Lowry
Edith Luna
Joshua Alexander Mangnall
Matthew Charles McDonald
Trent Lewis Miller
Ethan Nitzsche
Mario Ramos
Joseph Fengyun Reed
Nicholas John Richter
Keywan Shoolian
Ethan John Storer
Xinran Su
Matthew Thomas Warren
Nathan Paul Wessel
Ryan Wollek
Haoshen Yang
Thomas Zaharias
Demetria Maria Zoldak
Candidates from the College of Nursing and Health Professions who are wearing lavender and white cords over the left shoulder have been inducted into the Zeta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the national honor society for nurses.
DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE
Rylee Celine Cartales
Claire Nicole Czerwonka
Lauren Nicole Druzbicki
Jessica Marie Monjaras
MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
Lemuel Jeremiah Cartman
Ankur Gupta
Hasan Ali Mahdi Mahdi
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Joshna Ajayakumar
Rodeson Altes
Jasmin Bonilla
Renuka Devi Chappa
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Katherine Elizabeth Martin
Yesaswini Paladugu
Brock Steven Pappas
Miranda Strongman
Kimberly Marie Olmos
Lauren Elise Torhorst
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES, continued
Madison Nicole Land
Brianna Latisnere-Blosser
Bianca Alexis Lopez
Zoe Mae MacKay Zacker
Margaret A Maki
Patrick Matthew Manyek
Francesca Ana Metlov
Devyn Nicole Miller
Lina Grace Murphy
Maddison Grace Murphy
Anthony Victor Piasecki
Adrianna Jordan Picicco
Ellison Nicole Pratley
Emily Grace Ritzert
Cara Marie Rodriguez
Cailey Elizabeth Rooker
Kristen Ann Rush
Shannon Grace Shipman
Haley Brinn Smith
Carlyn Breanne Stone
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH CARE LEADERSHIP
Christian Thomas Amador
Sofia Rose Bellwoar
Owen Cooper Bockman
Michelle Antoni Stoyanov
Sam Tsiongas
Alec John VanderZee
Abigail Erin Watts
Jillian Catherine Wilder
Renee Tiffani Wright
Maggie Alexis Xiao Fu Yavaraski
Rachel Ann Yeager
Amanda Haley Trojanowski
Nishitha Uppalapati
Sarah Israel Valtierra
Kayla Estephania Cardenas
Lucy Jayne Gascho
Inocencia Isabel Lankford
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH SCIENCE
Trisha Elizabeth Abu
Amanda Kathryn Bauer
Angelina Biju
Dianne Clare Dollison
Kylie Grace Freese
Dalilah Jessica Garcia-Rojas
Varsha Salomi George
Anna Victoria Guistolisi
Kylie Lynn Gurgevich
India Ayanna Harris
Abigail Grace Klem
Caroline Marie Koeppen
Katelyn Marie Kolkebeck
Christian John Koppang
Mackenzee Marie Koselke
Madelyn Rae Landsteiner
Nadhia Marie Manthuruthil
Aleksandra Julia Marinceski
Julia Renay Muskat
Hetaxi Patel
Christian William Marhenke
Tiana Kay Weatherspoon
Desirae Taneal Williams
Lauren Grace Schumacher
Renee Catherine Seaney
Rachel Smeja
Kaitlyn
Cynthia Smith
Anna Christa Speckhard
William Mark Spence
Joshua Ryan Sylvester
Jane Sara Thomas
Amanda Noel Willy
Tulasi Kota
Sai Reddy Peddireddy
Bhavani Punna
Rishita Sangoju
Juveria Anjum Shaik
Prerana Thapa
Azucena Hernandez
Kendall Grace Hudson
Shiya Kamra
Angela Renee Kleich
Alayna R. Pleckham
Bridget G. Pollard
Lindsey McKenna Roos
Hannah E. Schoner
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Raghad Hassan Alabdulmuhsin
Omar Munahi Albalawi
Bushra Saad Althobaiti
Hawra Majed Alzawad
Chloe Lynn Brown
Courtney J. Brunkow
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES
Madeline Kennedy Aldrich
Emily M. Borsellino
Bridgette Brauer
Victoria May Cammarano
Kenedi Faith Cheatham
Molly Fisher
Shelby Marie Gorman
Anna Elizabeth Grill
Katrina Lynn Grunst
Nathan Ronald Janowicz
Ethan Robert Jones
Ziba Ona Kisielius
Lindsay Kline
Taylor Rae Knight
Jordan Marie LaChappelle
Nouf Mesfer H. Alfahmi
Jacob Alfrey
Reham Faisal Aljohani
Mohammed Almubarak
Ghadeer Zaki Ibrahim Alqassab
Isabel Julianna Arevalo
Julianna Christina Barbosa
Jordan Aariyah Barnes
Gillian Rose Bedenk
Patrycja Bien
Sarah Ann Burrell
Josie M. Carden
Hannah Marie Chambers
Elizabeth Renee Corcoran
Madeline Grace Couri
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, continued
Andriana Maria Culafic
Maria Lupita Del Real
Dana Alexandria DelaCruz
Madeline L. Dewulf
Paige Marie Dickerson
Isabella Paige Dietrich
Lindsey M. DuSatko
Hannah Farley
Abigail Faith Figley
Daryon Jade Fioretti
Kennly Bree Fletcher
McKenzie Harrison Galbraith
Amelia A. Gaskill
Meghan Ann Germek
Tamia Janae Gholson
Julie Ann Marie Gibas
Alyssa Gorski
Elizabeth Hart Haberling
Noelle Raeann Harazin
Natasha R. Harden
Caitlin Colma Heath
Raegan E. Hecker
Jordan L. Hippie
Brenda Leticia Huizar
Mariah Hope Hykin
Micaela Anne Iacovetti
McKenna Jade James
Rosemanie Kim Jeanlouis
Jayda Mae Johnston
Hannah Fay LaFary
Leah L. Ludwig
Terra Major
Reese Elisabeth Marrs
Samantha Marie Mast
Krista Nicole Matakovic
Brooke Evan McCune
Cara Erin McGovern
Bridget Rose Meccia
Megan E. Michalak
Madison Grace Molnar
Kayla Christine Nieto
Mariya Lynn O'Grady
Caleb Chinatu Okoroti
Kyle Joseph Palmer
Vanesa Ivette Perez
Danielle Paige Renno
Isaiah Ray Rodriguez
Kathryn Elizabeth Rosi
Nicole Aleksandra Ryczek
Ava Marie Sanchez
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Anna K. Rafac
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Christopher Dray Bartholomew
Jennifer Lynn Conner
Leah M. Earnest
Victoria Lynn Gerhardt
Ashley Nicole Harding
Michael James Korn
Daphne Sandoval
Sarah Anne Schneider
Eleanor Marie Schuler
Taylor L. Schumann
Jackson James Shreves
Cara Elizabeth Smith
Valerie Spoor
Trinity Marie Springer
Baylee Marie Steele
Alan James Stirling
Logan Wesley Tabor
Brea N. Taulbee
Bria Michelle Thomas
Tia Rose Thomas
Grace Elizabeth Tyndall
Miya Analisa Vocalino
Kailey S. Walaszek
Jillian Watkinson
Olivia Marie Weiss
Anneke Michelle Wenzel
Megan Elizabeth Wing
Clare Marie Winter
Abiy H. Woldegiorgis
Abby Eileen Wroblewski
Julia Saltanat Zylstra
Kathrynne Gabriella Taylor
Alexis Nicole Thaxton
The following candidates who have applied for an undergraduate or advanced degree are eligible for the graduation honor listed. Final calculations are made after all final grades have been recorded.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DISTINGUISHED STUDENT AWARDS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Grace Elizabeth Aurand
Katie M. Hill
Meshach Melton
Cylia Rose Srmek
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Sarah Katherine Esterby
CHRIST COLLEGE — THE HONORS COLLEGE
Maiah Kiersten Deogracias
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Simeon Lucas Ehm
GRADUATING WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION
Students who have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3 9 or higher.
Amar Agrawal
Lindsay E. Alcock
Raghavendar Antham
Ganesh Aryal
Sai Paddranathi Basupalli
Jaya Pradeep Rao Boda
Emily M. Borsellino
Olivia Alyce Brown
Samuel Jacob Burton
Nikhitha Byreddy
Victoria May Cammarano
Rylee Celine Cartales
Shelby Elaine Case
Ganga Sreedhar Chikatla
Yuga Rajesh Dasari
Vaidhik Rao Gona
Pavani Reddy Gopireddy
Anna Elizabeth Grill
Chetana Sai Gudivada
Lyndsey N. Hansen
Maria Nicole Hasnerl
Carson B. Husmann
Lydia Rachelle Ivy
Spencer Easton Jenney
Ravalika Kammari
Tejaswi Kapalavayi
Praveen Reddy Kasu
Harish Kavuluri
Lindsay Kline
Taylor Rae Knight
Balakrishna Reddy Kondra
Haritha Koyineni
Jordan Marie LaChappelle
Ashley Ann Lakomek
Brianna Latisnere-Blosser
Meghana Machavarapu
María del Mar Mack
Hasan Ali Mahdi Mahdi
Margaret A. Maki
Jhansy Mamidi
Patrick Matthew Manyek
Karthik Mateti
Evan G. Matthes
Nishant Mehta
Zubair Mohammed
Lina Grace Murphy
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Owen Cooper Bockman
Isabella P. Dietrich
GRADUATE STUDIES
Caleb William VanArragon
Maddison Grace Murphy
Vikramaditya Gupta Nagilla
Mohan Venkata Krishna Namburi
Pardha Saradhi Sastry Nemani
Diego A. Orozco Villasenor
Kathryn Lindene Owen
Veenu Amrapali Revuri
Mark William Ridley
Alyssa Marie Riege
Cara Marie Rodriguez
Kristen Ann Rush
Katherine Sapek
Joel M. Schreiber
Yuiko Shimizu
Shannon Grace Shipman
Miranda Strongman
Vedha Sai Telukuntla
Amanda Haley Trojanowski
Nishitha Uppalapati
Naveen Kumar Vadakattu
Caleb William VanArragon
Jyothsna Vempelly
Renee Tiffani Wright
GRADUATING WITH DISTINCTION
Students who have earned a cumulative grade point average between 3 8 and 3 9
Madeline Kennedy Aldrich
Srividhya Baddam
Jasmin Bonilla
Bridgette Brauer
Venkatesh Kumar Channamsetti
Kenedi Faith Cheatham
Molly Fisher
Sriteja Gade
Phani Venkata Durga Prasa Gannavarapu
Katrina Lynn Grunst
Bryan Hunter
Sandeep Inti
Nathan Ronald Janowicz
Lokesh Jatta
Tapaswi Javvaje
Rupa Naaga Soundharya Juttika
Sai Priya Kasturi
Udaykiran Katepalli
Madison Nicole Land
Bianca Alexis Lopez
Zoe Mae MacKay Zacker
Elijah Thomas Magiera
Francesca Ana Metlov
Devyn Nicole Miller
Samson Musumuri
Hema Naga Sai Narra
Michelle Trinity Marie Pierce
Rahul Pittala
Ellison Nicole Pratley
Cailey Elizabeth Rooker
Oracio Rosas
Jasmine Scott
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Trisha Elizabeth Abu
Merrick Robert Adams
Logan Jon Albright
Natalie Ann Allen
Osaid Ismail Attallah
Grace Elizabeth Aurand
Amanda Kathryn Bauer
Mia Victoria Bertino
Prashant Bhatta
Hope B. Biermann
Erin Bigler
Carolina Michelle Bowen
Sarah Ann Burrell
Elena Marisol Closser
Lucille Rose Cochard
Nicole C. Coryell
Derrick Frank Cummings
Henry Phillip DeBruin
Samuel Zack Denaer
Amelia Claire Marshall
Brooke Evan McCune
Emily Seward
Padraic Hao Hong Sim
Haley Brinn Smith
Noah Smith
Carlyn Breanne Stone
Prasad Surabathuni
Prerana Thapa
Bharath Sai Thati
Mehmet Turan
Preethi Vanguru
Akhileshwar Reddy Vemula
Abigail Erin Watts
Jillian Catherine Wilder
Rithik Reddy Yanna
Maggie Alexis Xiao Fu Yavaraski
Rachel Ann Yeager
Maiah Kiersten Deogracias
Isabella Paige Dietrich
Cassidy E. Eckstein
Maxwell Harrison Ehlers
Simeon Lucas Ehm
Sarah Katherine Esterby
Emily Lynn Fletcher
Kylie Grace Freese
Christian Alejandro Garcia
Varsha Salomi George
Noah Patrick Godsell
Emily Elizabeth Graves
Lily Ann Groessl
Kylie Lynn Gurgevich
Henry Myles Helgeson
Azucena Hernandez
Katie Masano Hill
Thomas John Hohnholt
Adelle Henrietta Holder
Madison L. Hozian
Lauren Virginia Kadlec
Alexander Jordan Kagay
Shiya Kamra
Simranjit Kaur
Kurt Andrew Kessen
Danielle Marie Kneusel
Katelyn Marie Kolkebeck
Allison Jennifer Kom
Mackenzee Marie Koselke
Clay W. Kraus
Corrine S. Laatsch
Hannah Fay LaFary
Madelyn Rae Landsteiner
Noah William Lang
Roslyn Leitner
Lena Claire Luebbering
Terra Major
Nicholas Michael Markus
Meshach Melton
Madison Grace Molnar
Julia Renay Muskat
Hetaxi Patel
Ricardo Mark Paz
Michael Andrew Pinchok III
Allison Michelle Plachta
Tytus William Ragle
Francesco Vitangelo Raimondi
Mario Ramos
Chase L. Ray
Elizabeth Anna Roeglin
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
Mackenzie Irene Albright
Nouf Mesfer H. Alfahmi
Martha Oluwatosin Aponbiede
Elizabeth Ann Bacon
Kaden F. Baker
Julianna Christina Barbosa
Hannah Bhakta
Evelyn R. Bohlmann
Mason Bonn
Sarah Helen Brase
Brook Alexis Burbridge
Henry David Carter
Samuel J. Chapman
Anthony John Cosenza
Emily Grace Crompton
Anna Elizabeth Crumbacher
Aleksa Sara Culafic
Dianne Clare Dollison
Sophia Rose Duray
Leah M. Earnest
Emily Michelle Eisha
Hannah Farley
Ryan M. Fitzgerald
Mikayla Flanagan
Kiefer Paul Frank
continued
Lee Ann Ross
Alexander C. Ryan
Allison Nicole Schoenbeck
Hannah E. Schoner
Justin Robert Self
Kaitlyn Cynthia Smith
Elisabeth Kristine Sobierajski
Anna Christa Speckhard
William Mark Spence
Cylia Rose Srmek
Lydia Grace Stumme-Berg
Joshua Ryan Sylvester
Elizabeth Nicole Tancos
Kathrynne Gabriella Taylor
Abigail Rose Thompson
Paige K. Trosper
Olivia Ann vanTol
Lilia Grace Wangerin
Matthew Thomas Warren
Gabrielle Celeste Wilcoxson
Jacob Charles Wischer
Kolton Matthew Woods
Matthew Niel Yee
Timothy John Ziemann
Mary Emma Zimmermann
Dalilah Jessica Garcia-Rojas
Roshan Gautam
Victoria Lynn Gerhardt
Anna Victoria Guistolisi
Samuel Rance Hafner
India Ayanna Harris
Emily Sue Heggeland
Katelynne Hillebrand
Mariah Hope Hykin
Jonathan Patrick Hyman
Sierra Jade Jackson
Madeline Kendall Joesten
Brennen Kelly
Abigail Grace Klem
Nicholas Alexander Koeppen
Grace Meritt Kostoff
Caitlyn Danielle Kowalski
Emma Rose Lacey
Adam Joseph Lindemer
Leah L. Ludwig
Samuel Olaf Lyon
Helene Jenna Madsen
Ryan Mann
Daryush Mansuri
Nadhia Marie Manthuruthil
Aleksandra Julia Marinceski
Lukas Michael Martin
Abbey Lynn McCumber
Andrew Paul Carl Messerschmidt
Elizabeth Helen Messerschmidt
Trent Lewis Miller
Daniel Allen Murphy
Cameryn O'Brien
Chloe Margaret O'Brien
Joely Nora Overstreet
Emily Kathryn Owens
Isabella Anne Palamaro
Thomas Edward Palmer II
Emily Jolene Pavasars
Grace Margaret Peacock
Abrahm Patrick Peetz
Grace Marie Peterson
Alayna R. Pleckham
Bridget G. Pollard
Aubrey Elaine Pomorski
Danielle Paige Renno
Benjamin John Richey
Nicholas Andres Sanchez
Samuel Aaron Satoski
Anna Elizabeth Schapekahm
UNDERGRADUATE HONORS, continued
Mackenna N. Schmuker
Lauren Grace Schumacher
Renee Catherine Seaney
Jillian Elizabeth Seeger
Caitlynn M. Shipe
Jackson James Shreves
Thomas J. Slowinski
Kayla Corrine Smith
Konnor Maxwell Stump
CUM LAUDE
Camryn Marie Abshire
Raghad Hassan Alabdulmuhsin
John S. Barron
Curtis Gerhardt Behnke
Angelina Biju
Olivia Marie Blackketter
Justin Miguel Blanco
Owen Cooper Bockman
Kayla Estephania Cardenas
Alyssa R. Clarke
Kenzie Olivia Conn
Darnell D. Crater
Kristin Brianna Delaney
Gwen Christine Donnella
Melina Lucia Duda
Tyler Michael Eberhart
Catherine F. Fanno
Abigail Faith Figley
Michael Joseph Fugger
Spencer Jarrett Gannon
Fatima Garcia-Cardenas
Ryan Doyle Gibbons
Allison Regan Gilleo
Nicholas Theodore Gilles
Kathryn J. Harrold
Raegan E Hecker
Jane Sara Thomas
Thomas Alexander Thurston
Natalie Togtman
Ellie Grace Toole
Elissa Grace Torgerson
George Joseph Trojanek
Sophia S. Ullery
Abigail Grace Valicevic
Cole Jacob Vassilakis
Carissa Lynn Herendeen
Allison Loraine Howard
Kendall Grace Hudson
Brenda Leticia Huizar
Ava Christine Interrante
Kelsie Glenn James
McKenna Jade James
Garner Jones
Jaylen Jai'shawn Jude
Scott David Kaiser
Angela Renee Kleich
Christian John Koppang
Damon Robert Kroeger
Paityn Von Krout
Paige Wynne Lambert
Keaton Tuttle Lewis
Cameron Livingston
Patrick John Malone
Tékeidra M. Masters
Abbigail Lynn McClure
Ethan Edlund McFarland
Francesco Saverio Messina
Abigail Yue Middleton
Kendall Renee Miller
Dariana Monserrat Murillo
Erin Gloria Murphy
Ashley Virginia Vernon
Nicholas R. Walker
Desirae Taneal Williams
Hallie N. Wolf
Ryan Wollek
Adelina Elizabeth Wolok
Abby Eileen Wroblewski
Demetria Maria Zoldak
Luke William Patterson
Kole Arthur Pugh
Elena Marie Rodriguez
Lindsey McKenna Roos
Nicole Aleksandra Ryczek
Eleanor Marie Schuler
Taylor L. Schumann
Lanna Bayann Sirhan
Abigail Grace Stegman
Jacqueline Christine Sullivan
Jack Matthew Swanson
Samantha Katharine Swanson
Christopher Steven Teune
Tia Rose Thomas
Jordan Marielle Tolari
Madison Renee Wallner
Tiana Kay Weatherspoon
Abby Rose Welsh
Dahliah Simone Wilkes
Fox S. Wilmot
Drew P. Wilson
Megan Elizabeth Wing
Nicholas Brian Wolf
Emily Kathryn Wootton
Allison Renee Yohanan
THE CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION HONORS, continued
CHRIST COLLEGE SCHOLARS
The following candidates have completed at least 31 credits of interdisciplinary honors work in Christ College — The Honors College.
Logan Jon Albright
Martha Oluwatosin Aponbiede
Grace Elizabeth Aurand
Curtis Gerhardt Behnke
Hope B. Biermann
Erin Bigler
Evelyn R. Bohlmann
Carolina Michelle Bowen
Lucille Rose Cochard
Nicole C. Coryell
Anthony John Cosenza
Anna Elizabeth Crumbacher
Henry Phillip DeBruin
Maiah Kiersten Deogracias
Isabella Paige Dietrich
Aliena Grace Egertson
Simeon Lucas Ehm
Isaac Fabbro
Mikayla Flanagan
Emily Lynn Fletcher
Emily Elizabeth Graves
Kathryn J. Harrold
Adelle Henrietta Holder
Joshua Anthony Inman
Daniel P. James
Nathan William Janke
Garner Jones
Shiya Kamra
Simranjit Kaur
Logan J. Kiesewetter
Danielle Marie Kneusel
Corrine S. Laatsch
Emma Rose Lacey
Hannah Fay LaFary
Noah William Lang
Patrick John Malone
Abbigail Lynn McClure
Ethan Nitzsche
Joely Nora Overstreet
Isabella Anne Palamaro
Ricardo Mark Paz
Allison Michelle Plachta
Francesco Vitangelo Raimondi
Elizabeth Anna Roeglin
WITH HONORS IN PSYCHOLOGY
Elizabeth Anna Roeglin
Madelyn Ava Schiesser
Allison Marie Schmidt
Allison Nicole Schoenbeck
Jillian Elizabeth Seeger
Elisabeth Kristine Sobierajski
Anna Christa Speckhard
Cylia Rose Srmek
Ethan John Storer
Christopher Steven Teune
Elissa Grace Torgerson
Abigail Grace Valicevic
Olivia Ann vanTol
Ashley Virginia Vernon
Nicholas R. Walker
Madison Renee Wallner
Tiana Kay Weatherspoon
Timothy John Ziemann
Mary Emma Zimmermann
Demetria Maria Zoldak