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2018

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Evansville Brass Quintet

Pomp and Circumstance, Edward Elgar, Composer

Grand Marshal

Leigh Anne Howard, Director of Master of Arts in Communication; Professor of Communication Studies

National Anthem

Taylor N Goebel ’21

Welcome and Introductions

Linda L M Bennett, President

Reflection

Shawneis A Jones M’18

Class of 2017 Recognition

Mayola Rowser ’95 M’99, Director of Graduate Studies; Associate Professor of Nursing

The Commencement Address

Linda L M Bennett, President Introduced by W Harold Calloway, Trustee

Presentation of the Honorary Alumni Award

W Harold Calloway, Trustee Assisted by John B Raisor ’03, President of the USI Alumni Association

Presentation of Candidates for Honorary Degrees

Linda L M Bennett, President Assisted by Ronald S Rochon, Provost Daniel M and Janet L Fuquay, Doctor of Laws Presented by Amy W MacDonell, Trustee Chris D Melton, Doctor of Laws

Presented by Kenneth L Sendelweck ’76, Trustee

Ronald S Rochon, Provost

Welcome from the USI Alumni Association

John B Raisor ’03, President of the USI Alumni Association

Recessional

o rder of the 2018 s pring C ommenCement e xerCises

Graduate Ceremony

Friday, April 27, 2018

6:30 p.m.

A reception will be held in University Center East immediately following the ceremony.

Join us in the celebration on social media by including #USIGrad in your posts.

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T he speaker for the Graduate Ceremony is USI president,

Dr Linda L M Bennett Bennett became USI’s third president

in July 2009, after serving as USI’s provost and vice president for Academic Affairs from 2003 to 2009

In her first year as president, she led the effort to establish the University’s first strategic plan, raising academic standards and enhancing campus life for students She is currently leading the University through its second strategic plan to continue until 2020 During her tenure, the USI Foundation led its second successful

capital campaign, Campaign USI – Elevating Excellence, concluding

in 2016 with gift commitments of more than $57 million The University continued to experience growth with the addition

of over $100 million in building projects Under her leadership, USI saw growth in academic programs as the University established its first two doctoral programs—Doctor of Nursing Practice and Doctor of Education; undergraduate degrees including Manufacturing, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Health Informatics; as well

as an online Master of Business Administration program.

An active civic leader, Bennett serves on the boards of WNIN Public Broadcasting, Deaconess Health Systems and the Welborn Baptist Foundation, among others In the broader higher education community, she has served as chair of the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Conference Council of Presidents, on the Executive Committee of the Coalition for Urban and Metropolitan Universities and has been an active member of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU).

She was recognized as the 2015 Evansville Rotary Civic Award winner, the 2016 Indiana Commission for Women Torchbearer Award and Trailblazer Award recipient, the 2017 Boy Scouts of America Buffalo Trace Council Distinguished Citizen Award winner and, in 2018, the Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana Woman of Distinction Honoree and the Leadership Evansville Lifetime Achievement Award

Bennett is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio She earned bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in political science from the University

of Cincinnati She came to USI from Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, where she served from 1999–2003 as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of political science Bennett and her husband, Dr Stephen Bennett, reside in Evansville She is retiring in June 2018.

L inda L M B ennett to d eLiver C oMMenCeMent a ddress

Linda L M Bennett

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Processional

Grand Marshal

Ernest H Hall, Professor of Management

National Anthem

Brooklyn J Yocum ’20

Reflection

Shannon E Farrell ’18

Mohammed F Khayum, Dean of the Romain College of Business; Professor of Economics

Marshall L Byers ’94 M’19, Private Client Advisor Vice President – Investments, J.P Morgan Chase

Presentation of the David L Rice Alumni Achievement Award

Stephen W Craven, Sr ’76, President-Elect of the USI Alumni Association

Recessional

Romain College of Business Ceremony

Saturday, April 28, 2018

9 a.m.

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T he 2018 Commencement speaker for the Romain College of

Business is Marshall L Byers ’94 He graduated from USI in

1994 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in finance, and he is enrolled in USI’s Master of Business Administration online program with expected graduation in spring of 2019 He is currently the private client advisor vice president for investments for J.P Morgan Chase in Indianapolis

Byers started his banking career with Key Bank in 2002 He began

as a branch manager where he profitably managed Key Bank’s largest Indiana branch, earning growth and profitability awards for three consecutive years He also coached and mentored bank employees to identify investment opportunities from new and existing bank clients

In 2006, he became a financial advisor for Key Investment Services, where he provided comprehensive needs based on financial solutions

to clients by offering a range of investment solutions

In his current role with J.P Morgan Chase, he helps families solve complex financial problems, define investment goals, and implement and monitor investment and retirement plans He also is a trainer and mentor for the bankers of Chase Private Client

Byers is a U.S Army veteran, having served in Central America and the Republic of Korea He is a member of several service organizations, including Phi Beta Sigma fraternity, Frontiers International – Indianapolis Chapter and Business Ownership

of Indiana (BOI), where he is past chair BOI aims to help central Indiana residents start and grow businesses through free one-on-one business coaching and access to training and resources Byers also

is a discussion leader with Bible Study Fellowship

He, his wife Moraa and their daughter, Gabi, reside in Indianapolis Moraa is currently enrolled in the USI Masters of Nursing program

m arshaLL L B yers to d eLiver C ommenCement a ddress

Marshall L Byers ’94 M’19

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Grand Marshal

Joan D deJong, Assistant Dean of College of Liberal Arts; Chair of Art and Design; Professor of Art

National Anthem

Cassandra M Ooms ’19

Reflection

Kereston L Hochgesang ’18

James M Beeby, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts; Professor of History

Patricia S Avery ’04, Financial Empowerment Program Specialist, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Presentation of the President’s Medal Virgilio E Paulino ’18

Stephen W Craven, Sr ’76, President-Elect of the USI Alumni Association

Recessional

College of Liberal Arts Ceremony

Noon

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T he 2018 College of Liberal Arts Commencement speaker is

Patricia S Avery ’04 A graduate of USI, Avery completed a bachelor of science degree in radio and television with an emphasis in journalism in 2004 She is currently a financial empowerment program specialist at Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Washington, D.C After graduating, Avery began a career at Old National Bank where she served in various roles – director of associate communications, Bank on Evansville project manager and community outreach officer

As the community outreach officer, Avery maintained partnerships with the Indiana National Guard, Ivy Tech Community College and replicated the “Bank on” model in 15 Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky communities

In her current position with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, she leads the development of training and implementation materials that equip non-profits and other service providers to

implement the Your Money, Your Goals: A financial empowerment

toolkit program Since the program’s field test and launch in 2013–2014,

the program has recruited federal, national, state, tribal and local organizations that have trained over 25,000 individuals in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and three territories

Avery has served the community through organizations such as Aurora, the lead agency for the Commission on Homelessness, which was the umbrella for the Raising Incomes and Homeless Youth work She served as the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s (ACS CAN) State Lead Ambassador, and on the American Cancer Society’s CEO Strategic Advisory Committee for Advocacy She is currently a member of the ACS CAN National Ambassador Team Her professional and community work has led to numerous presentations and public speaking engagements Avery has been recognized for her leadership efforts with the following awards:

Leadership Evansville Individual Award in Government and Public Service; Phenomenal Women of USI and the Community; Thomas

R Early Humanitarian Award from the Tri-State Alliance; State Lead Ambassador of the Year; Advocate of the Year from the United Way of Southwestern Indiana; and in 2017, the Albion Fellows Bacon Award from the Women’s Equality Day of Evansville

Avery and her husband Dennis reside in Evansville Together, they have five children and five grandsons.

Patricia S Avery ’04

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Grand Marshal

Jeffery W Seyler, Chair of Chemistry Department; Professor of Chemistry

National Anthem

Aiden L Muth ’19

Kirt A Page ’98, Dean of Academic Affairs, Connect University, Myanmar

Recessional

Pott College of Science, Engineering,

and Education Ceremony

3 p.m.

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D r Kirt A Page ’98 is the speaker for the 2018 Pott College of

Science, Engineering, and Education Commencement ceremony

He recently accepted the position of Dean of Academic Affairs at Connect University in Yangon, Myanmar

A graduate of USI, Page received a bachelor of science in chemistry in

1998, graduating cum laude He was honored with a Fulbright fellowship

at the University of Mainz in Germany after graduating from USI He earned his PhD in polymer science and engineering from the University

of Southern Mississippi in 2005.

In 2005, he began working with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as a National Research Council postdoctoral fellow His research focused on developing a fundamental understanding of the structure and dynamics of polymers in confined geometries and polymer brush systems, using a variety of characterization techniques including x-ray and neutron scattering His career at NIST continued until

2015 with various roles as staff scientist in the materials science and engineering and polymers divisions, and science advisor in the material measurement laboratory.

In 2014, his family moved to New Delhi, India, due to his wife’s work, and Page became a high school mathematics and science instructor

at the American Embassy School When they moved to Yangon, Myanmar, in 2017, he began working as a freelance science editor, writer and educator.

Page’s most recent position of Dean of Academic Affairs at Connect University is most significant because of the current growth of higher education in Myanmar In this role, he is the chief academic officer responsible for planning, implementing and coordinating the educational programming and academic policies of Connect University He also is the first faculty member focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) curriculum development and implementation with a focus on physics and calculus

Recognition for Page’s research includes a multitude of publications and awards, but most notably, he was one of 15 U.S delegates chosen out of more than 300 applicants to participate in the Arab-American Frontiers

of Science, Engineering and Medicine Symposium

Page and his wife, Jessica Farmer, live in Yangon, Myanmar, with their children Kendon and Bodhan.

Kirt A Page ’98

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Processional

Grand Marshal

Julie L McCullough, Assistant Dean of Health Professions; Chair of Food and Nutrition Program;

Associate Professor of Nutrition

National Anthem

Rachel C Barry ’21

Reflection

Jessica M Oser ’18

Ann H White, Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions; Professor of Nursing

Kimberly J Harper ’87 ’13, Chief Executive Officer, Indiana Center for Nursing

Recessional

College of Nursing and Health Professions Ceremony

6 p.m.

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K imberly J Harper ’87 ’13 is the 2018 Commencement speaker

for the College of Nursing and Health Professions She received

a diploma in nursing from Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing

in 1976 In 1987, she earned her first degree from USI, a bachelor

of science in nursing, and in 2013, a bachelor of science in health administration Harper also received a master of science degree from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1991

Currently, Harper is the chief executive officer at the Indiana Center for Nursing in Indianapolis She is responsible for the overall direction

of the activities related to the creation and ongoing growth of the wide Indiana Center for Nursing Her role also includes operational and fiscal management, public relations, communications, fundraising and strategic planning of the 501(c)(3) organization at both the state and national level

state-Prior to working for the Indiana Center for Nursing, Harper worked for Indiana University for nearly 30 years Most of that time was with Indiana University Medical Center where she was in several administrative roles In 2001, she became vice president of Wishard Health Services (now Eskenazi Health), an Indiana University partner She has participated in a year-long training program with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Strategic Communications Fellowship She also has certification as a public information officer with the U.S Department of Homeland Security, and she completed a fellowship for communication of public policy with America’s Essential Hospitals Her personal engagement and leadership extends internationally with Sigma Theta Tau and the Global Nursing Exchange, and the International Council of Nursing, where she has become a frequent international speaker Nationally, Harper serves on many boards and coalitions in the health industry, and currently serves as the board chair-elect for the National Nurses on Boards Coalition, where she will become board chair July 1 She also is active with regional organizations directly affecting health care in Indiana

She frequently presents nationally and internationally, and has been recognized with numerous awards Most recently, in 2017, she was the USI Distinguished Nursing Alumni Award recipient and the Indiana State Nurses Association winner of the Excellence in Professional Practice Award

Harper and her husband Bob live in Indianapolis They have two children and three grandchildren.

Kimberly J Harper ’87 ’13

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D aniel M and Janet L Fuquay

of Evansville have repeatedly

demonstrated their commitment to

higher education and to the USI

student experience Both attended

Reitz High School and Indiana

University, where Dan has a bachelor

of science in business and Janet has

a bachelor of arts in Spanish and is a

member of Phi Beta Kappa

They married in 1968 and continued

their education, obtaining master’s

degrees Dan attended the University

of Arkansas in Germany where

he received a Master of Business

Administration while serving in

the United States Air Force Janet

received a Master of Arts from

Middlebury College and then

worked in Germany as a teacher

Dan was a pilot with the United

States Air Force and achieved the

rank of captain while serving in the

Vietnam War and Germany He was

awarded the Distinguished Flying

Cross with two Oak Leaf Clusters

and the Air Medal with 15 Oak

Leaf Clusters Upon returning to the

States, Dan was general manager for

Hahn, Inc for nearly a decade before

founding D & F Distributors, Inc.,

which became a leading provider of

industrial, commercial and municipal

pumps and related equipment When

he sold the company, it had six offices in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.

Janet taught Spanish before publishing

a television facts magazine and later owning a Dunhill franchise to recruit medical personnel nationwide.

They are members of the USI President’s Circle, Reflections Society, and support students through the Daniel M and Janet L Fuquay Presidential Scholarship Endowment

An engineering lab at USI is sponsored

by the Fuquays in honor of Janet’s father, Lloyd C Hahn Dan is a life member of the USI Foundation Board of Directors Additionally, the Fuquay Welcome Center,

a new entrance point currently under construction on campus for visitors, was made possible through the Fuquays’ generous leadership gift to

Campaign USI: Elevating Excellence

In 2017, they were honored with the USI Honorary Alumni Award for their commitment to USI.

The Fuquays’ community involvement includes membership with the Evansville Museum, life members of the Indiana University Foundation, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Delta Upsilon Fraternity, Institute for Justice and St Paul’s United Church

of Christ Dan is a board member for Andrea Remembered Inc., a non- profit established by their son, Dan, that raises funds for USI scholarships and cancer research through the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation

The Fuquays reside in Evansville and enjoy time with their two sons, their spouses and nine grandchildren.

Usi Bestows three honorary degrees for distingUished and extraordinary serviCe

Daniel M and Janet L Fuquay

T his weekend’s honorary degree recipients are celebrated in the University of Southern Indiana

community for their continued dedication to higher education and the student experience

The recipients also are active with many civic organizations and non-profits in Southern Indiana

and the Tri-state.

Daniel M and Janet L Fuquay and Chris D Melton ’72 will receive honorary Doctor of Laws degrees

The honorary degrees will be bestowed during the Graduate Ceremony.

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Usi Bestows three honorary degrees for distingUished and extraordinary serviCe

C hris D Melton ’72 has long been

a friend of the University and an active member of the community

He graduated from USI in 1972 with

a bachelor of science in business, and in 1987, continued his education

at the University of Wisconsin Graduate School of Banking.

After his sophomore year, at the age

of 19, Melton worked as a financial intern with the U S Treasury Department examining national banks in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, and was a national bank examiner until 1978 Melton’s career successes include president of National City Bank, senior vice-president and chief lending officer at AmBank Indiana, senior vice-president and chief credit officer at German American Bank, and president at Field and Main Bank, retiring in June 2015.

While at National City Bank,

he worked with the late C Wayne Worthington, an early supporter of efforts to bring higher education to southern Indiana, and a supporter

of USI Beginning in 1979, Melton helped Southern Indiana Higher Education, Inc (SIHE) arrange financing to build housing for USI students He served on the SIHE

Board for 25 years, 20 of those as president With his leadership, the group completed its work SIHE disbanded in 2008, transferring 1,200 acres of land to the USI Foundation An additional gift of

$500,000 assured continued growth for the University and scholarships for deserving students A street in campus housing named “Melton Lane” honors him for his impact.

In addition to his role at SIHE, Melton served on presidential search committees for both H Ray Hoops and Linda L M Bennett.

His continued involvement includes the USI Foundation Board of Directors, the USI President’s Associates, the USI Foundation 50th Anniversary Committee and the USI Alumni Association

Community involvement includes membership in the Evansville Rotary Club, I-69 BridgeLink Board, lifetime member of the WNIN Board of Directors and St Benedict’s Knights

of Columbus He is a past president

of the Henderson Rotary Club and

a Paul Harris Fellow Melton is

an SBA-certified mentor to small business owners and a commercial lending consultant to First Federal Savings Bank.

He has been awarded the USI Alumni Service Award, The President’s Circle and the Suzanne B Nicholson Leadership Award.

Melton and his wife, Diana Hale Melton, class of 1971, reside in Evansville They enjoy time with their son, daughter, their spouses and four grandchildren.

Chris D Melton ’72

H onorary degrees are awarded for distinguished and extraordinary service consistent with the mission of the University That service may be to the University itself, and/or to local, statewide, national or international communities Individuals selected to receive an honorary degree exemplify the highest ideals of integrity, service and dedication to learning.

Candidate applications for honorary degrees from the University of Southern Indiana are reviewed by a committee defined by the honorary degree award policy Recommendations are submitted to the president for approval by the USI Board of Trustees Such a degree is the highest form of recognition granted by USI.

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V irgilio E Paulino ’18 graduates

magna cum laude with

a bachelor of arts in political

science and bachelor of arts in

philosophy An excellent student

in the classroom, Paulino also is

recognized for his compassion and

dedication to service.

During the College of Liberal Arts

Commencement Ceremony, Paulino

will receive the President’s Medal,

the highest honor presented to a

graduate in the Class of 2018

As a young child, Paulino grew

up in the Dominican Republic

Upon arrival in the United States,

he began to experience a sense of

security and order that has been

a guide for his future His goal is

to use the law to bring justice and

security to the world

While at USI, Paulino has served

in various capacities, including

Student Ambassadors, Lambda Chi

Alpha, Spanish Club, Philosophy

Club, Emerging Leaders, Student

Government Association, National Society of Collegiate Scholars and Pre-Law Club, where he serves as president As a member of the USI Honors Program, he has served

as an honors mentor, and he is a member of USI’s Political Science Honor Society

Paulino has been praised for his service while at USI, but his most notable acknowledgments are in regard to his character He has been described as articulate, thoughtful, professional, mature, cheerful and

an excellent student

His display of servant leadership has been most visible while serving as resident assistant for USI’s Global Community Living Learning Community, a position he has held for three years He embodies the ability to deal effectively and empathetically with people from around the world Not only does

he possess the unique ability to get along well with people from diverse backgrounds, he is able to understand the world from their perspective His compassion has earned him respect among his peers

by virtue of who he is and what he has done

Outside of the classroom and his leadership roles, Paulino enjoys volunteering with the American Red Cross, Spruce Up USI, and has served as a Spanish to English translator on a medical mission

to the Dominican Republic He participates in USI flag football intramurals and Activities Programing Board movie nights;

represented USI at the Chicago Kent College of Law PLUS Program;

and was a USI Core 39 student worker

Paulino has worked on numerous projects, including the Dean’s Advisory Council, USI Administrative Appeals Committee, as a representative

of the University student body during Senator Lugar and Congressman Hamilton’s visit

to campus, at the Gubernatorial Debate and during the Fuquay Welcome Center groundbreaking During his years at USI, Paulino has received many accolades, including Distinguished Sophomore Award, Ann and Matthew Hanka Political Science Scholarship, Provost Top Student Leader Award, USI Foundation Excellence in Learning Award, USI Philosophy Recognition Award, USI Political Science Club Award, USI Law Scholar recipient, Sherrianne Standley University Service Scholarship and 2016-2017 Homecoming King.

Paulino is the son of Mercedes and Erion Babe of North Carolina He has three brothers, Rafael, Nicholas and Sebastian After graduation, Paulino plans to attend law school

at Indiana University

Other finalists for the President’s Medal from the Class of 2018 included Angela M DaCosta, Shannon E Farrell and Paige T Spieth.

The Student Affairs Committee

of the Faculty Senate select the President’s Medal recipient.

v irgiLio e p aULino to reCeive p resident ’ s m edaL

Virgilio E Paulino ’18

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Faculty mentors will award hoods to the degree candidates.

DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE

Traci Cravotta Freeman, Union, Kentucky

Organizational and Systems Leadership

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mikel Hand

Erin Lee Geiselman, Kokomo

Faculty Mentor: Dr Constance Swenty

Cynthia RaNae Herrington, Spencer

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mikel Hand

Damir Mujic, Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa Hall

Michelle Kathryn Musgrave-Booth, Evansville

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa Hall

Ekta R Rathee, Evansville Advanced Practice Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa HallMichele Annette Ridge, Bloomington Organizational and Systems Leadership Faculty Mentor: Dr Roxanne Beckham Amy Michelle Thornton, Reynoldsburg, Ohio Advanced Practice

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa HallAmy Elizabeth Walker, Evansville Advanced Practice

Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa HallEric Lynn Wolfe, Indianapolis Organizational and Systems Leadership Faculty Mentor: Dr Mellisa Hall

U niversity of s oUthern i ndiana

Candidates for Degrees

C lass oF 2018

p ost -m aster ’ s C ertifiCates

Kristena Barry, Kokomo

Family Nurse Practitioner

Thomas Blodgett, Valparaiso

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Acute

Gian Paolo Bonador, Chicago, Illinois

Family Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner

Rebecca Ruth Brown, Fort Wayne

Nell Clay, Evansville

Joy Ugonma Ekenga, Florissant, Missouri

Beverly Lucille Farris, Frisco, Texas Family Nurse PractitionerJaniece Ann Feuerstein, Kentwood, Michigan Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteSusan S Fink, Indianapolis

Family Psychiatric Mental Health PractitionerAmy Marie Fish, Plymouth

Family Nurse PractitionerKathy A Holscher, Vincennes Family Psychiatric Mental Health PractitionerSamantha Duncan Hudson, Eddyville, Kentucky Family Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner

Keesha Nicole Huggins, Holland, Ohio Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Sarah Kim, Honolulu, Hawaii Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Angela Marie Maag, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Family Nurse Practitioner

Joel Wilver Mallari, Elk Grove, California Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

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Lisa Renee Mallory, Scott Depot, West Virginia

Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse

Practitioner

Sherri K Mathies, Orleans

Family Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner

Kathleen Erin Mills, Kokomo

Adult Gerontology Clinical Nursing

Specialist

Heather M Mitchell, Enfield, Illinois

Jackline B Ngalame, Dublin, Georgia Family Psychiatric Mental Health PractitionerPatricia Peterson, Converse

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteRebecca Rakowicz, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Family Nurse Practitioner

Ghulam Sarwar, Larned, Kansas Family Psychiatric Mental Health PractitionerAmy Lynn Scamman, Fort Branch

Sandra Kay Sellers, Lewis Center, Ohio Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteLeonie Bionson Thompson, Jacksonville, Florida Family Psychiatric Mental Health PractitionerSylvia Torres-Thomas, Winter Springs, Florida Family Nurse Practitioner

Alison Isabella Zeerip, Caledonia, Michigan Adult Gerontology Clinical Nursing Specialist

m aster d egrees

MASTER OF ARTS IN

COMMUNICATION

Margaret Anne Carnahan, Evansville

Liesl Kristin Disch, Evansville

Brandy Nicole Fleck, Huntingburg

Thawn Za Khai, Yangon, Myanmar

Coralie Lowicki, Lens, France

Dilek Ocak, Istanbul, Turkey

Obed A White, Evansville

MASTER OF ARTS IN ENGLISH

Robert Charles Lehman, Evansville

Shelby Phelps, Evansville

MASTER OF ARTS IN

SECOND LANGUAGE

ACQUISITION, POLICY

AND CULTURE

Afnan Omar Alnashwan, Evansville

Phillis Rose Brown, Newburgh

Iman Courtney Elwan, Evansville

Ai Hashiguchi, Kobe, Japan

Miyuki Tsuchida, Moriya, Japan

MASTER OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

Laura R Alexander, Evansville

Brenda Lavern Amos-Lewis, Indianapolis

Joseph Theodore Anquillare, Newington,

Connecticut

Cindy L Anslinger, Evansville

Kyle Ryan Anslinger, Evansville

James David Ashby, Greenwood

Adam Joseph Atwood, Evansville

David R Ballard, Evansville

Danielle M Bass, Avon

Shane Bates, EvansvilleDavid Ellis Boarman, Owensboro, KentuckyZane C Bogosian, Westerville, OhioPaul Edward Brodzik, EvansvilleJames A Brown, EvansvilleJonathan S Brown, Morganfield, KentuckyDaniel Bruckner, Terre Haute

Christian G Burch, EvansvilleJordan Cannon, EvansvilleBrent A Caudle, MadisonJordan Lee Chambers, GreenwoodAmber Michelle Chinn, Madisonville, KentuckyTravis William Coffman, Terre HauteShelby K Cole, Scottsville, KentuckyNicole Marie Coomer, VincennesEdward Jake Crabtree, EvansvilleMegan K Dicken, MerrillvilleNaToya Dorsey, IndianapolisLatrice Nicole Dunbar, Chicago, IllinoisKourtney Michele Dunlap, EvansvilleMohammad-Raed K El-Ramahi, NewburghStephanie Janel El Tawil, EvansvilleJohn K Ethridge II, EvansvilleCourtney Lucille Farrand, EvansvilleJasmine Sky Fleming, WinslowChuckeia Folley, Dayton, OhioJohn Frauhiger, MilfordAdam Michael Gilles, EvansvilleMelina Gryschka, Garbsen, GermanyLogan M Guffey, NewburghMaxwell James Haddan, EvansvilleMelissa Le Hafele, JasperMargaret M Hagan, Henderson, KentuckyBrian Keith Hape, Evansville

Cody W Harner, Washington

Derek Damon Harris, Redmond, WashingtonCassandra L Hasenour, NewburghIsabella Renee Haws, NewburghSarah Elizabeth Heath, Henderson, KentuckySteven L Heerdink, Newburgh

Barry J Heichelbech, EvansvilleCollin Ryan Hillen, EvansvilleCheri Hite, IndianapolisAmber Lea Hogg, Madisonville, KentuckyErin Holajter-Baxter, Evansville

Garry Alan Holstein, New HarmonyAmy M Hoon, Evansville

Kendra Dawn Houghland, EvansvilleJason A Howell, Van, TexasJon Michael Hubers, EvansvilleJohn K Hughes, Terre HauteMolly Rose Hurlburt, IndianapolisShaun Hurm, Carmel

Jennifer W Huth, FishersSydney Jacob, BirdseyeMegan Elizabeth James, Tell CityShawneis Alexsis Jones, Danville, IllinoisRichard Alexander Jones-Sekse, Fort WayneRichele Marie Kaiser, Crown PointBritni Deeann Kendrick, EvansvilleJordan Kiel, Quincy, IllinoisBailey E Knable, SellersburgZebulon D Kramer, Livermore, KentuckySimone R LaGrone McNary, EvansvilleJohnna LeAnn Ladd, EvansvilleJordyn Lynne Langley, EvansvilleMarco Louis Lanza, Quincy, MassachusettsWilliam Matthew Lindsey, VincennesJoshua Jacob Loewen, NewburghLaura A Lowery, Omaha, Illinois

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Amanda Sue Magdaleno, Shoals

DeAndra Marie Magdaleno, Shoals

Stephen March, Terre Haute

David Carlisle McArthur, Richmond, Kentucky

Kacheyta K W McClellan, Jeffersonville

Erika McCormick, Mount Vernon

William A McCutchan, Evansville

Alissa N McMillan, Evansville

Mark A Miller, Haubstadt

Alan Graham Milner, Williston, Florida

Zach Mischler, Evansville

Shelby D Morris, Evansville

Roberto Munoz, Lafayette

Emma K Naas, Evansville

Ali A Naderian, Newburgh

Angel D Nelson, Evansville

Journey Noelus, New York, New York

Michael Noelus, Stuart, Florida

Jill Diane OBarske, Brownsburg

Sulaiman Mansour Okairy, Beaish,

Saudi Arabia

Allison R Orwig, Sullivan

Stephanie N Ostrowski, Arlington Heights,

Illinois

Benjamin Guy Partridge, Newburgh

Venkata Vinod Pasumarthi, Sterling Heights,

Michigan

Jordan C Payne, Evansville

Madelyn Kamara Pike, Evansville

Tyler R Pike, Evansville

Kristen A Powelson, Convoy, Ohio

Nathan William Powelson, Convoy, Ohio

Amanda Lynnette Racicot, Madisonville,

Kentucky

Cade F Randolph, Delaware, Ohio

Jamie N Read, Evansville

Cathy M Reeves, Newburgh

Edward L Rhoades II, Evansville

Robert Samuel Rich, Morganfield, Kentucky

Jacey N Riggs, Evansville

Audrey E Riney, Evansville

Tyree L Robinson, Jefferson City, Missouri

Anthony Sanders, Indianapolis

Joseph Richard Schaefer, Mount Vernon

Megan Elizabeth Schutte, Evansville

Sarah Jo Scott, Harrisburg, Illinois

Tyler Alan Scott, Newburgh

Maulik Shah, EvansvilleJeffrey Scott Skirvin, IndianapolisElizabeth Sleeman, GreenfieldErin Faye Smith, EvansvilleAshley Renee Snow, EvansvilleLogan K Staples, Henderson, KentuckyShelley A Starks, Boonville

Jessie Lynn Steffen, MuncieJennifer L Stilwell, EvansvilleSusan L Suddarth, Fairfield, IllinoisJennifer Talley, Henderson, KentuckyMichael E Thomas, IndianapolisMari Togashi, EvansvilleNancy Truong, San Jose, CaliforniaDennis Wade Turner Jr., NewburghElizabeth Nchebechukwu Uduehi, Grand Prarie, Texas

Joy Chikodili Uduehi, EvansvilleEdward J VanHoose, Flora, IllinoisAmy Elizabeth Waterman, PrincetonBernard Justin Weithman II, EvansvilleSamantha Jo Wells, Sumner, IllinoisSkylar E Whiteman, PaoliCarly Whitesell, ZionsvilleZachery Heaton Williams, NewburghDerek L Wynn, Madison

Ulyana Yatsiv, Mezurichcha, UkraineAustin Alexander Yoder, ElkhartPatrick Carlos Zamora, San Diego, CaliforniaBrooke Elizabeth Ziegler, Mount Vernon

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Mohammed Hamoud Alanazi, EvansvilleMaria A Anderson, Evansville Carly Josephine Andrews, Effingham, IllinoisCarlos E Caballero, Evansville

Jason E Gelarden, JasperErica M Hart, AuburnTina L Holman, Tell City

Ru Jia, EvansvilleMichelle A Jones, Owensboro, KentuckyRebecca Marie Lucas, Elkhart

Kirsten Marquis Martin, EvansvilleAlyshia Marie McCormick, EvansvilleJoshua Aaron McGan, Henderson, Kentucky

Terilea A Patton, EvansvilleKiana Michelle Petty, ScottsburgKatelyn Noelle Robinson, EvansvilleAbby J Sanders, RockportOlivia Paige Shirley, EvansvilleStephanie L Sickbert, Santa ClausDebra L Silberberg, ArcadiaJose Valentino Silva, ColfaxBeth Ann Talley, EvansvilleTiffani M Weatherford, Evansville

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Ryan Patrick Andrews, CannelburgJoAnna Dayle Beck, EvansvilleChelsea Morae Brown, EvansvilleTravis Allen Dickison, Clayton

Gi Loc Duong, Ho Chi Minh, VietnamRenee Merriwether Fellows, EvansvilleJohn Thomas Henning, Henderson, KentuckyBrian Albert Jorgensen, Evansville

Malcom Joseph Krepp, ConnersvilleJoy Dyanne Millay, Mount VernonChaze Lamour Patrick, Chicago, IllinoisBrushell Aillyn Solorzano Romero, Managua, Nicaragua

MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN EDUCATION

Tera C Babb, Evansville School Administration and LeadershipBenjamin Robert Koenig, Newburgh School Administration and LeadershipJenna M Lappe, Evansville

Elementary EducationCorey J Mauck, Santa Claus Mathematics Teaching SecondaryMarissa L Weatherholt, Poseyville Elementary Education

Valerie Elizabeth Zimmer, Haubstadt Mathematics Teaching Secondary

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

Alejandro Alessio Gerardis, Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela

Dalia Boulangger-Gimenez, Lima, Peru

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN NURSING

Jeremy L Adams, Charlotte, North Carolina

Katherine Rose Ahaus, Indianapolis

Darla Mae Alvey, Henderson, Kentucky

Phillip J Anderson, Evansville

Mariah Lee Atkinson, Evansville

Robert Leon Bauer, Newburgh

Erica J Bawel, Evansville

Erica R Berning, Evansville

Melissa A Blanton, Oldenburg

Tina Jeanette Blowers, Fort Wayne

Sarah Christine Booth, Newburgh

Stephanie Jo Calabrese, Indianapolis

Nursing Education

Christopher James Capps, Elwood

Jessica Lynne Conner, Fort Branch

Kelsey Dawn Cummins, Sumner, Illinois

Lilian Silva Dana, Lehi, Utah

Allie Davidson, Hazard, Kentucky

Shellye Aide Davis, Princeton

Nursing Management and Leadership

Kelly Nicole Dellinger, Vincennes

Nursing Education

Courtney Nicole Dill, Newburgh

Nursing Education

Amanda N Dillon, Lawrenceville, Illinois

Karie Ann Douglass, Newburgh

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Primary

Ashly Michele Fisher, Evansville

Cheryl Ann Freudenberger, Louisville, Kentucky

Leigh Ann Fromm, Ridgway, Illinois

James Bradley Gish, Henderson, Kentucky

Karen Lynn Williams Goldie, Henderson, Kentucky

Family Nurse PractitionerKasey Nicole Griffith, Scottsburg Family Nurse PractitionerMary E Guthrie, Chrisney Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner PrimaryLyndsey Hansen, Henderson, Kentucky Family Nurse Practitioner

Lindsey M Hertenstein, Fort Wayne Family Nurse PractitionerRichard Myers Higgs, Owensboro, Kentucky Family Nurse Practitioner

Taylor J Hill, Evansville Family Nurse PractitionerPaula Jean Hoffman, Saint Johns, Florida Family Nurse Practitioner

Michael Alexander Holland, Durham, North Carolina

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteKara E Holscher, Vincennes

Family Nurse PractitionerSarah Elizabeth Hopfinger, Dahlgren, Illinois Nursing Management and LeadershipBrooke Nicole Ile, Mount Carmel, Illinois Family Nurse Practitioner

May J Ishikawa, Indianapolis Family Nurse PractitionerValarie Dene Jacobs, Kaysville, Utah Family Nurse PractitionerAshley Jacobson, Grand Rapids, Michigan Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner PrimaryDena Rachelle Kamman-Kramer, Huntingburg Family Nurse Practitioner

Chelsea Zoeller Kellams, New Albany Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteMichael P Kennedy, Thornton, Colorado Family Nurse Practitioner

Richard Kennedy, Lake Mary, Florida Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerMeagan Leanne Keyes, Wheatland Family Nurse PractitionerIrina A Kochersperger, Evansville Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteEve Marie Lamar, Newburgh

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteStacey Lynn Landaverde, Noblesville Nursing Education

Diana L LeRoux, Muskegon, Michigan Family Nurse Practitioner

Brandie Gail Lewis, Gastonia, North Carolina Nursing Education

Larry J Manganello, Tampa, Florida Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Acute

Melanie G McCarty, Calhoun, Kentucky Family Nurse Practitioner

Matthew Walter McCracken, Evansville Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteEmily Marie McNiskin, Fort Myers, Florida Nursing Management and LeadershipCarey Kirby McPeek, Clover, South Carolina Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner PrimaryEmily Jo Mendel, Indianapolis

Family Nurse PractitionerJaimie Renee Mercer, Evansville Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteEthan J Merkel, Jasper

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteJennifer L Meunier, Grandview

Family Nurse PractitionerLaura Miller, Effingham, Illinois Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteKaren Lynne Morrow, Louisville, Kentucky Family Nurse Practitioner

Lindsay Jane Motuliak, Urbana, Illinois Family Nurse Practitioner

Ashley Marie Murphy, Marion, Illinois Family Nurse Practitioner

Kathryn Nicole Neisler, Shelbyville Family Nurse PractitionerErin E DeWitt Nester, Newburgh Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerRachel Erin O’Brien, Saint Louis, Missouri Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner PrimaryThomas B Parkes, Lawrenceville, Illinois Family Nurse Practitioner

Jenna Brooke Pasquith, Denver, North Carolina Family Nurse Practitioner

Kelly Sue Ann Peasley, Fishers Family Nurse PractitionerAmy Elizebeth Phelps, Utica, Kentucky Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteMichelle Pitcher, Vincennes

Family Nurse PractitionerBrent Plummer, Beaver Dam, Kentucky Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerLaura Leigh Pond, Mansfield, Ohio Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteKimberly Schwartz Powell, Henderson, Kentucky

Family Nurse PractitionerAnn S Reeves, Indianapolis Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerMackenzie L Riggs, Brooklyn, New York Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteBritni Lynn Roark, Wheatland

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner AcuteRichard J Rogers, Pesotum, Illinois Family Nurse Practitioner

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Katelyn Renee Russell, Evansville

Nursing Education

Mary Sallee, Louisville, Kentucky

Alvina Elaine Scaff, Gastonia, North Carolina

Tracy H Schamel, New Albany

Kellie R Schroering, Saint Anthony

Nursing Education

Becky LaNell Shaw, Springfield, Tennessee

Jill Katherine Sither, Louisville, Kentucky

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Desiree J Snider, Vincennes

Nursing Education

Molly Burrell Snider, Evansville

Sandra Elizabeth Snyder, Danville, Illinois

Samantha Jo Spellmeyer, Jasper

Jason Stiles, Tell City

James Francis Stowers III, Evansville

Charlotte Denice Strawser, Hoopeston, Illinois

Kirstyn Elizabeth Sutton, Evansville

Deborah Lynn Tapp, Calhoun, Kentucky

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Primary

Jeffrey M Tessman, Lafayette

Rebecca Lynn Thomas, Boonville

Tori Lyn Timmons, Casey, Illinois

Jessica Alexis Treutler, Boonville

Nursing Education

Shauncey M Turi, Cincinnati, Ohio

Joshua Arthur VanZant, Mount Vernon

Nursing Education

Amanda Lynn Ward, Owensboro, Kentucky

Heather R Ward, West Frankfort, Illinois

Lindsey Ward, Corydon

Nursing Education

Summer A Watt, Princeton

Heather Amy White, Milton, Florida

Amy Diane Wilson, Seymour Family Nurse PractitionerSara Emma Young, Vincennes Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Acute

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Dalton A Bartley, EvansvilleSara B Burge, Normal, IllinoisJanelle Carol Burkhart, VincennesHamilton Jacob Carr, EvansvilleMegan Sarah Chillson, Centralia, IllinoisMegan Louise Dippel, HuntingburgGlenda J Donley, NewburghPaul Revere Fletcher III, EvansvilleLindsey Brooke Gingerich, MontgomeryAbby M Guffey, Newburgh

Nathan Whalen Harrison, RockportMarleigh Morgan Hendricks, Henderson, Kentucky

Katlyn M Holman-Roach, NewburghKasey L King, Holton

Kristine M Kious, GreenfieldAlyssa L Koberstein, PatokaJillian N Koester, WadesvilleCherish Gayle Lamborn, ElberfeldAndrew M Lendy, NewburghDestiney Rae Oeth, Mount VernonClinton David Rauch, Ingraham, IllinoisGretchen K Schnautz, EvansvilleMeredith Elizabeth Schoenfeld, BrownsburgElizabeth Mary Szafarczyk, Crown PointJordan Leigh Vaal, Santa ClausAbigail Jean Vieke, Monroe CityJordan Evelyn Wassmer, PoseyvilleAnna Weinzapfel, Mount VernonKelsey Dawn Wilson, Evansville

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN SPORT MANAGEMENT

Cory Ray Acker, NewburghBrandon Jeffrey Barton, NewburghJonathan Paul Bosley, EvansvilleBlake Andrew Broeker, HuntingburgBrenna Mackenzi Dorsam, DuboisBastian Andreas Grau, Hochstadt, GermanyMatthew Lee Gray, Florence, South CarolinaMark Steven Gregory, Martinsville

Andrew Michael Hawkins, EvansvilleWilliam Michael Monsour, Henderson, Kentucky

Jostun Martin Pomplun, Eureka, WisconsinLucas Everett Woodford, Mount Vernon

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

Kaitlin Nicole Antczak, EvansvilleJordan Armstead, EvansvilleMatthew R Attebury, EvansvilleBrittany N Bailey, EvansvilleLauren Michele Bathauer, NewburghJenna Michelle Beck, New AlbanyKelsey L Blackgrave, JasperDaniel James Caruana, EvansvilleTiffany Chivlare, EvansvilleAllie Jo Cortez, EvansvilleBobbie M Davis, Eldorado, IllinoisEllen Louise Dippel, EvansvilleAbigail Anne Dunigan, EvansvilleKathryn Renee Dunigan, EvansvilleThea Leigh Epps, EvansvilleAnn Marie Fisher, EvansvilleHannah M Frederick, VincennesKarley Ann Garrison, Vinemont, AlabamaAshley Gonzalez, Vincennes

Laura Elizabeth Guse, EvansvilleMary Grace Haas, EvansvilleMaranda Rain Helsley, JasperKatherine Christine Hollar, Mount VernonMartinique B Isom, New Orleans, LouisianaKeisha G Jackson, Ferdinand

Kevin Nicholas Jones, NewburghKathryn Ann Kaiser, EvansvilleJenna Kate Kruse, EvansvilleKatrina L Kusick, EvansvilleMadison Catherine Livers, WadesvilleBethany P Logan, NewburghRachel Anne Lucas, WarsawMorgan A Marczak, VincennesCameron Shon McBeath, EvansvilleBrandi Nicole McCord, ElnoraAdria M McDowell, Henderson, KentuckyAshley N Miller, Evansville

Hailey Rae Miller, South BendLeeAnne Aline Mobley, PoseyvilleNicholas Ryan Morgan, Evansville

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Amber L Nunaley, Evansville

Carissa Lynn Prince, Mount Vernon

Kali R Riley, Evansville

Jennifer Kay Roberts, Paducah, Kentucky

Jessica Nicole Roosevelt, Grayville, Illinois

Shelby Dene’ Rothenberger, Evansville

Eva Violet Sanford, Evansville

Shanna K Settle, Owensboro, KentuckyBrittney Nicole Short, EvansvilleWendi Raiann Simpson, WadesvilleRobert P Snowden, NewburghAlyss Steele, ElberfeldVeronika Sukupova, ShoalsHaylee Washington, Evansville

Serena L White, EvansvilleJenna Whitfield, EvansvilleSara Elizabeth Wilson, Carmi, IllinoisStephanie R Woodworth, NewburghCarissa L Young, HuntingburgTaylor Noel Zieles, Knightstown

This printed list of candidates for degrees does not include late changes.

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Accountancy Peter Lancaster O’Daniel, Evansville Accountancy

B aCheLor of a rts

Kaitlynn M Batts, Boonville

Business Administration

Brett Eli Blackford, Charlestown

Management, magna cum laude

Valerie Nicole Burnett, Evansville

Marketing

Rachel Nicole Coleman, Evansville

Accounting and Professional Services

and Finance, magna cum laude

Churon E Covington, Evansville

Management

Kierstin A Daughtery, Noblesville

Marketing

Cody Alan Flamion, Ferdinand

Accounting and Professional Services,

magna cum laude

Morganne Nicole Geiser, Evansville

Management

Amanda R Graham, Evansville

Economics and Spanish Studies,

magna cum laude

Nathan Maurice Grayson, Evansville Marketing

Mitchell B Greenwood, Newburgh Accounting and Professional Services,

magna cum laude

Rachel Eileen Johnson, Decatur Economics and Political Science,

magna cum laude

Tarek Muhammad Khaja, New Harmony

Management, cum laude

Mary Ellen Laughlin, Evansville

Finance, cum laude

Hailey Alexandria Loehr, Newburgh Accounting and Professional ServicesAdam Hanson Martin, Cynthiana Computer Information SystemsPaige Marie McClellan, Evansville Accounting and Professional Services

and German Studies, magna cum laude

Reagan P Mosley, Corydon Accounting and Professional Services

and Finance, cum laude

Chasity Marie Myers, Evansville Computer Information Systems,

Economics and Finance, cum laude

Cody A Neuffer, New Harmony Computer Information SystemsCali Leigh Ours, New Harmony Business Administration and EconomicsAudrey Beth Perigo, Evansville

MarketingBrianna Nicole Phillips, Newburgh Marketing

University Honors scHolar

Diana Lizbeth Rodriguez Barco, Dale Management

Julia Anita Russ, Evansville Accounting and Professional Services,

cum laude

Burke Douglas Strong, Speedway Marketing

B aCheLor of s CienCe

Kyle Matthew Aiton, Newburgh

Ali Mana H Al Riman, Evansville

Computer Information Systems

Mobarak Alazemi, Evansville

Computer Information Systems, cum laude

Fahad T Alfaori, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Mohamed Isa Ali Alhali, Evansville

Management, magna cum laude

Bshayer Alhasawi, Evansville

Computer Information Systems, cum laude

Jonathan M Anderson, Goshen Management

Sydney Lynne Barrett, Huntingburg Accounting and Professional Services,

magna cum laude

Hannah Nicole Barton, West Terre Haute Marketing

Nathan Edward Bashor, Branchville Computer Science

James Riley Belding, Columbus Marketing

Nicholas R Biever, Evansville Computer Information SystemsMshari Hamad A Bin Moammar, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Computer Information SystemsTannor John Bittner, Haubstadt Accounting and Professional Services

and Finance, magna cum laude

Taylor Daniel Bittner, Haubstadt Accounting and Professional ServicesKaitlyn Rose Bland, Indianapolis Management

Breeanna Botik, Mason, Ohio Finance and Marketing

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Daniel E Brane, LaFontaine

Management

Bailey M Bratcher, Evansville

Amanda S Brooks, Loraine, Illinois

Taylor D Brown, Evansville

and Finance

Jon G Bryan, Indianapolis

Computer Science, cum laude

Kevin Bret Buickel, Evansville

Davis B Carter, Denver, Colorado

and Finance

Zachary Michael Cates, Evansville

Yafei Chang, Zhengzhou, China

Amanda Elaine Clark, Turlock, California

Finance

Ryan Edward Clark, Evansville

Accounting and Professional Services,

summa cum laude

Andrew M Coffman, Evansville

and Finance

Stephen J Cole, Vincennes

Noah Austin Coomes, Rockport

Computer Science

Brandon Michael Cooper, Newburgh

Accounting and Professional Services and

Finance, magna cum laude

Tyler B Cowan, Sturgis, Kentucky

Andrew Robert Deas, Brownsburg

Business Administration, summa cum laude

Molleigh Jamison Doyle, Montgomery Accounting and Professional Services and Finance

Caleb M Drennan, Haubstadt Accounting and Professional Services and Finance

Aaron T Duckworth, Mount Vernon Management

Brian W Eddmenson, Evansville Computer Information SystemsIsaiah Ehmke, Waterloo Marketing

Benjamin Michael Eklof, London, United Kingdom

Business Administration, cum laude

Jonathan Matthew Elfreich, Evansville Economics

Billie-Jo Elliott, Fairfield, Illinois Business AdministrationAbigail Lee Ellis, Evansville Management

Jorden Jay English, Lyons ManagementShannon Ellen Farrell, Munster Accounting and Professional Services

and Finance, summa cum laude

Christopher Louis Fichtner, Bloomington

Marketing, cum laude

Elle Nicole Floyd, Henderson, Kentucky

Economics, summa cum laude

Presley Taylor Fohl, Connersville Finance

Jesse Michael Forbey, Boonville Economics

Brielle P Forler, Santa Claus Finance

Mena J Fulton, Bloomington Accounting and Professional Services and Computer Information SystemsStorri L Gadau, French Lick Marketing

Johnathon Richard Gang, Crown Point Marketing

Tyler A Garrett, Evansville Computer Information SystemsBrandon N Gaynor, Tell City Business AdministrationAlexander R Godwin, Newburgh Economics

Ryan P Goeltz, Evansville

Marketing, cum laude

Eli Joseph Goforth, Mount Vernon Computer Information Systems

Austin Reid Gray, Newburgh Accounting and Professional ServicesWilliam Blake Gray, Goreville, Illinois Accounting and Professional ServicesCody Lyle Gress, Jasper

Computer ScienceConner Joseph Gress, Jasper Computer ScienceRiley Dare Griesemer, Indianapolis Economics

Lee A Gualano, Arlington Heights, Illinois

Marketing and Management, cum laude

Jason D Hadley, Evansville Computer ScienceCole Mitchell Hammers, Evansville Business AdministrationDavid Jose Hannesson, Indianapolis Management

Jarret Hamilton Hardin, Princeton Finance

Wesley Jay Harness, Cynthiana Business AdministrationEli S Hellmer, Newburgh Computer ScienceEthan Hans Heltzel, Carmel Marketing

Andrew S Hollis, Fort Branch Accounting and Professional ServicesNicholas Honesto, Carmel

Computer Information SystemsTyler Hoppenjans, Fulda Accounting and Professional Services and Management

Dillon Shane Howell, Poseyville Finance

Jake Michael Hubbell, Linton Business AdministrationAlexander J Huelsman, Fort Branch Business Administration

Taylor Dale Ivy, Owensville Management

Marcus C Jaurequi, Salem Computer ScienceAaron Luke Johnston, Evansville Computer Science

Junius Lee Jones, Orlando, Florida Finance

Raymond James Kandal, Newburgh

Marketing, magna cum laude

Austin Jay Kempf, Richland Economics

Shelby Mae Kleindorfer, Bloomington Economics and Finance

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