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Congratulations Class of 2021! #MCWKNOWLEDGE #MCW21 #MCWGrads21 Commencement Doctorate of —MCW-Central Wisconsin Friday, May 28, 2021 “The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.” – William James

Welcome to MCW-Central Wisconsin Commencement and Hooding Ceremony. With the world continuing to shift around us due to COVID-19, I am especially grateful to have this special day to mark a milestone, not only for our students and their families, but for our entire campus community. Today we collectively celebrate a remarkable group of young physicians who have not only completed , many of them in three years, but also have withstood the many challenges of the COVID-19 era. These young physicians are pioneers and we know that they are up to the challenge of helping create a new future for medicine in these challenging times.

I offer my heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to each of our graduates for their fortitude, resilience and team spirit. Their accomplishments in the classroom, in the clinical setting and in the community are extraordinary.

Thank you to each of them for joining us on this challenging journey and for making MCW-Central Wisconsin a community-engaged campus working to create the next generation of physicians and leaders for our state. Each of these graduates makes an exchange: they leave here with the hard-won opportunity to be called “doctor,” and leave behind a lasting legacy. We hope and pray for each of them to continue to become the healers and leaders who will set things right.

Congratulations and thanks are also in order for the families, friends and the entire Central Wisconsin community who have supported these graduates. Each of you shares in the joy and inspiration of this occasion. Your support has made all the difference.

Bon voyage to our graduates. Take pride in how far you have come, have faith in how far you can go, and don’t forget to enjoy the journey!

Lisa Grill Dodson, MD Sentry and Founding Campus Dean Medical College of Wisconsin-Central Wisconsin Table of Contents

Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) Leadership Pages 2-3

MCW-Central Wisconsin 2021 Graduates Pages 8-31

Student Life Photos Pages 32-34

Awards and Honors Page 35

MCW Engage Page 36

Dear Doctors Page 37

1 Leadership

President and CEO The Julia A. Uihlein, MA, Dean of Sentry and Founding Dean for the School of Medicine, the Medical College of Wisconsin John R. Raymond, Sr., MD, joined Provost, and Executive – Central Wisconsin the Medical College of Wisconsin Vice President as its sixth President and CEO in Lisa Grill Dodson, MD, joined the July 2010. He previously served Joseph E. Kerschner, MD, became Medical College of Wisconsin as as Vice President for Academic Dean of the School of Medicine Founding Dean for the Medical Affairs and Provost at the Medical and Executive Vice President of College of Wisconsin-Central University of South Carolina the Medical College of Wisconsin Wisconsin in August 2014. Dr. Dodson (MUSC), where he had been a in November 2011. Dr. Kerschner provides overall leadership and faculty member since 1996. assumed the additional role of management of MCW’s regional Provost in June 2017. In late 2020, Dr. Kerschner was named medical school campus in Central Wisconsin and serves as Dr. Raymond leads Wisconsin’s only private health sciences the inaugural Julia A. Uihlein, MA., Dean of the School the primary liaison for our health system, academic and university, which includes the nation’s third-largest private of Medicine. His past executive positions include CEO of community partners in that locale, as well as with MCW’s medical school. Under his leadership, MCW continues to be a Children’s Specialty Group and Executive Vice President Milwaukee campus. leader of innovation as Wisconsin’s largest private research of Children’s Wisconsin. He remains Professor in the institution. Departments of Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences, Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. Dodson was Director of the Oregon Area Health Education Center and Associate Professor A practicing nephrologist with active roles in clinical care, and Microbiology and Immunology. of at Oregon Health & Science University in teaching and faculty mentorship, Dr. Raymond also is a An alumnus of MCW, Dr. Kerschner joined the faculty in 1998. Portland. medical researcher studying the basic mechanisms of kidney As a at Children’s Wisconsin, his clinical focus is cell function. He has published more than 140 full-length on otitis media (ear infections), voice disorders and vascular Dr. Dodson advocates for innovation in both medical manuscripts and earned nearly $40 million in funding in anomalies in children. Dr. Kerschner’s research includes education and care delivery to ensure the availability of his career. He is a member of the Association of American studies to identify causes of and potential new treatments for high-quality care to rural and other non-urban populations. Physicians and the American Society for Clinical Investigation. pediatric ear infections. Dr. Kerschner has published more Her leadership has been recognized by the receipt of several awards, including the Oregon Family Physician of the Year Dr. Raymond is a member of the Board of Directors of the than 160 articles, book chapters and reviews in professional in 2009 and the MCW President’s Community Engagement United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County and journals and has presented extensively on his clinical and Award in 2017. served as Co-chair of the 2020 United Way Campaign. He also research areas of expertise at scientific meetings. serves on the Board of Directors of the Versiti Blood Center In November 2020, Dr. Kerschner completed his one-year of Wisconsin. He is the Past President of the Board of the tenure as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Association American Heart Association of Metro Milwaukee. of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), an organization that represents more than 170 medical schools in the United States and Canada. He previously served as Chair of the AAMC’s Council of Deans.

2 Assistant Dean, Basic Sciences Assistant Dean, Clinical Learning Medical College of Medical College of Wisconsin-Central Wisconsin Wisconsin-Central Wisconsin

Roy M. Long, PhD, is the Assistant Jacob P. Prunuske, MD, MSPH, is Dean for Basic Sciences and an an Associate Professor of Family Associate Professor of Microbiology and Community Medicine and the and Immunology. He received his Assistant Dean for Clinical Learning bachelor and graduate degrees from at the Medical College of Wisconsin- the Pennsylvania State University Central Wisconsin campus. He and completed his post-doctoral earned his bachelor and medical work at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and degrees at the University of Wisconsin. He completed his the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Upon arriving at the Family Medicine Residency and Master of Science in Public Medical College of Wisconsin, he was named a Pew Biomedical Health at the University of Utah. His research has focused on Scholar for his research related to the spatial regulation of family medicine and public health education. Dr. Prunuske is gene expression in the yeast S. cerevisiae. He previously served board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and as a course director in both the Medical and Graduate Schools his clinical practice is with Aspirus Wausau Family Medicine. and currently is an instructor in the Medical School, where his He enjoys mountain and fat biking, snowboarding, reading, teaching has been recognized by his election into the Medical cooking and games with family and friends. College of Wisconsin Society of Teaching Scholars. Dr. Long served on the admissions committee for both the Medical and Graduate Schools, and he was formerly the Assistant Dean for Recruitment and Admissions. He received Medical College of Wisconsin Faculty Service Awards for his work on the Medical School Admissions and Academic Standing Committees. Dr. Long is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Society for Cell Biology and the International Association of Medical Science Educators.

3 Board of Trustees

Chair of the Board:

Mr. Williams currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Associated Banc- Corp, Inc. and Chairman of the Board of Church Mutual Insurance Company, along with serving on the board of other for profit and nonprofit organizations. Board of Trustees Mr. Williams’ career spanned 37 years in the banking industry where he held John (Jay) B. Williams, Chair various leadership positions. In addition, he is the past President and CEO of Cory L. Nettles, Immediate Past Chair the Milwaukee Public Museum. Philip B. Flynn, Vice Chair Mary Ellen Stanek, Secretary Mr. Williams earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Thomas L. Spero, Treasurer Marquette University and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from St. Norbert College. In 2016, Mr. Williams received an honorary doctorate degree Elizabeth “Betsy” Brenner from St. Norbert College, in 2010 he received the Professional Achievement Christy L. Brown Award from Marquette University College of Business Administration and in John Donofrio 2001 he received the Distinguished Business Alumni Award from St. Norbert David Gay College. Mr. Williams is a National Association of Corporate Directors Board Linda G. Gorens-Levey Leadership Fellow, he has received the NACD Director Certification, and he has Paul W. Griepentrog also earned a CERT Certificate in Cybersecurity Oversight from NACD. John M. Grogan Jon D. Hammes Jacqueline Herd-Barber Ted D. Kellner Joseph E. Kerschner, MD John R. Kirby David Lubar Chris Miskel Justin L. Mortara Marie Nakata, MD Wayne C. Oldenburg Janis M. Orlowski, MD, MACP Rebecca J. Pirozzolo-Mellowes John R. Raymond, Sr., MD Kristina M. Ropella

4 Alumni

Graduates of 2021:

Congratulations on this momentous occasion! Reflections of the past year highlight the enormity of your pledge to dedicate yourselves to the service of humanity through the art and science of medicine. Each day you will move forward with a greater sense of your role, as physicians, scientists, and pharmacists, to care for your communities.

Alumni Association Board of Directors I know you thrived in a robust learning environment where collaboration among our scientists, clinicians, students, and healthcare professionals promoted Jonathan M. Bock, MD ’01 persistent curiosity and provided you with unique and powerful educational Mark W. Bosbous, MD ’05, GME ’11 opportunities. On behalf of the MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association, I Bruce H. Campbell, MD, GME ’85 welcome you to our proud, accomplished, and growing community, a network Nicole M. Chase, MD ’07 that can be both uplifting and an incredible resource. Michael D. Curtis, MD ’89 Thomas deHoop, MD ’90, GME ’91 You are our future healthcare leaders and colleagues. We will follow your Jacob L. Dyer, PharmD ’20 progress and success with great anticipation and admiration, because just as José Franco, MD ’90, GME ’93, FEL ’94 MCW will always be a part of you, you will always be a part of MCW. I encourage Matthew I. Goldblatt, MD ’97, GME ’04 you to continually seek out opportunities to connect with MCW and your fellow Ann H. Klopp, MD ’03, PhD ’02 alumni (there are over 19,000 of us!). Beth B. Krippendorf, PhD ’93 Congratulations, best wishes and be well, Thomas M. Krummel, MD ’77 George M. Lange, MD ’75 Matthew I. Goldblatt, MD ’97, GME ‘04 Marlene D. Melzer-Lange, MD ’75, GME ’78 President, MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association Elizabeth A. Nietert, MD ’06 Jessica M. Olson, PhD ’15, MPH ’17 Betty S. Pace, MD ’81, GME ’84 Thomas E. Palmer, MD ’71, GME ’76, FEL ’85 Carol E. Ritter, MD ’83 Malika L. Siker, MD, GME ’11 Herbert J. Zimmers, MD ’70, GME ’76

Executive Director of Alumni Relations Angela K. Nelson

5 Honorary Degree Recipient

Matthew F. Heywood President and CEO, Aspirus, Inc.

Doctor of Medical Science

Matthew “Matt” Heywood joined Aspirus as President and Chief Executive Officer in June 2013. Prior to joining Aspirus, he served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina (2008- 2013), where he was responsible for the operation of the 769-bed regional referral center. Prior to that, he held the positions of Chief Operating Officer at Delray Regional Medical Center in Delray Beach, Florida (2004-2008), and various senior management roles with Riverview Regional Medical Center in Gadsden, Alabama (2002-2003) and Deloitte Consulting in Detroit, Michigan (1994-2002).

Matt received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in Government Relations and a Master’s degree from the University of Michigan – School of Business in Business Administration and Management.

Throughout his career, Matt has served on various boards and committees in the communities in which he has lived. He currently serves on the United Way of Marathon County Board of Directors, Woodson YMCA Foundation Board of Directors, as well as the Wisconsin Hospital Association Board of Directors.

6 Medical School Oath

AS A MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION:

I PLEDGE TO DEDICATE MYSELF to the service of humanity through the art and science of medicine;

The health and well-being of my patients will be MY FIRST CONSIDERATION;

I WILL RESPECT the autonomy and dignity of my patients;

I WILL VALUE the individuality of my patients and care for all of them to the best of my ability;

I WILL SAFEGUARD the confidentiality of my patients;

I WILL PRACTICE my profession with conscience and integrity and in accordance with medical standards;

I WILL SHARE my medical knowledge for the benefit of the community and the improvement of health care;

I WILL GIVE to my teachers, colleagues, and students the respect and gratitude that is their due;

I WILL ATTEND to my own health, well-being, and abilities so that I am able to provide the best care for my patients;

I WILL ENGAGE in honest self-reflection upon my character, acknowledging both my strengths and limitations;

I WILL NOT USE my medical knowledge to violate human rights or civil liberties, even under threat.

I MAKE THESE PROMISES solemnly, freely, and upon my honor.

This oath, based on the Declaration of Geneva, was written in 2019 by MCW students: Alexandra Cohn, Clara Bosco, Erica Woertz, Jamie Jasti, Maraika Robinson, Mohamed Khalil, and Sarah Brink.

7 Anna Bauman

Wausau, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community Project Examining the Social Network of PATCH (Providers and Teens Communicating for Health) Teens

Residency Pediatrics Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New Hampshire

8 Alison Benda

Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2016 University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community Project Comparing Self Efficacy to Weight Loss Maintenance

Residency Pediatrics St. Louis Childrens Hospital, MO

9 Aleksander Downs

Terre Haute, Indiana

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of Kansas

Community Project The Joseph Project - Wausau

Residency Family Medicine ProHealth Waukesha Memorial Hospital, Wisconsin

10 Ashley Dunton

Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2018 Villanova University

Community Project Medical Outreach Clinic for Homeless Individuals (MOCHI)

Residency Internal Medicine Rush University Medical Center, Illinois

11 Jacob Fay-Shields

Forest Lake, Minnesota

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2015 University of Minnesota - Duluth

Community Project Impact of Cycling Without Age on Geriatric Loneliness and Depression

Residency Family Medicine Maine Medical Center, Maine

12 Mitchell Fuller

Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Community Project Measuring the Long-Term Benefits of LENA Start Marathon County

Residency Anesthesiology Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New Hampshire

13 Christopher Grant

Pleasanton, California

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of California - Los Angeles

Community Project Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Needs Assessment in Rural Communities: An example from Central Wisconsin

Residency Internal Medicine UC Irvine Medical Center, California

14 Rebekah Guthman

Holcombe, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2016 University of Wisconsin - La Crosse

Community Project United Way Senior Wellness Program and its Effects on the Health of the Aging Population

Residency Emergency Medicine Albany Medical Center, New York

15 Dennis Jilka

Overland Park, Kansas

Conferred Degree Master of Science, 2017 Kansas State University

Bachelor of Science, 2015 Kansas State University

Community Project Health Management Psychology in 9th Graders at Wausau East High School

Residency Internal Medicine Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana

16 Owen Krueger

Rib Lake, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Master of Science, 2016 Regis University

Bachelor of Science, 2014 University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community Project Evaluating the Impact of Community Correction Programming on Modifying Criminal Thinking Domains

Residency Ophthalmology LSU New Orleans, Louisiana

17 Linnea Kruit

Ogema, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2016 University of Northwestern - St. Paul

Community Project North Central Wisconsin Healthcare Emergency Readiness Coalition Hospital Surge Test

Residency Family Medicine HealthPartners Institute, Minnesota

18 Rachel Lange

Wausau, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2015 Concordia University, Mequon Wisconsin

Community Project Healthcare for the Homeless

Residency Capital Region Medical Center, Missouri

19 Isaac Melin

Plymouth, Minnesota

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2016 Wheaton College

Community Project Investigating Factors of Repeat Domestic Abuse Victims

Residency Urology Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals, Wisconsin

20 Joseph Novak

Antigo, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 Northern Michigan University

Community Project Fatherhood and its Importance in Childhood Speech Development

Residency Pediatrics Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education, Minnesota

21 Alexis Papke

Strum, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Arts, 2016 Carleton College

Community Project Student Feedback on Implementation of D.C. Everest 9th Grade Wellness Day

Residency Family Medicine Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education, Wisconsin

22 Haley Pysick

Plymouth, Minnesota

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of Minnesota - Rochester

Community Project Provider Knowledge Assessment and Education on Women Infants Children (WIC)

Residency Internal Medicine University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa

23 Rachel Reamer

New Castle, Pennsylvania

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2018 Wheaton College

Community Project Marathon County Foster Family Electronic Information Book

Residency Pediatrics University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Wisconsin

24 Krysten Rutzinski

Muskego, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2018 University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point

Community Project The Effects of Mentorship and ACEs on Student Success

Residency Neurology Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospital and Clinics, Wisconsin

25 Grace Schwantes

Verona, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2018 St Norbert College

Community Project Lyme Disease in Northern Wisconsin: Testing and Rates of Infection

Residency Pediatrics University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Connecticut

26 Hilary Steltenpohl

Merrill, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2014 University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community Project Mental Health Screening of D.C. Everest Junior High Students using the GAIN-SS and Mental Health Education and Promotion via “Kind Minds” Event for D.C. Everest 9th Graders

Residency Family Medicine University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health at Aspirus Wausau Family Medicine

27 Stephanie Strohbeen

West Lakeland Township, Minnesota

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2015 University of Wisconsin - River Falls

Community Project Enhancing Wausau’s Walkability with StriveOn App

Residency Internal Medicine Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals, Wisconsin

28 Brigitte Vanle

Dana Point, California

Conferred Degree Doctor of Philosophy, 2016 University of Iowa

Bachelor of Arts, 2010 Concordia University

Community Project Canine Therapy in Addressing Physician Burnout in the Hospital

Residency Surgery Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals, Wisconsin

29 Natalie Weeks

Orfordville, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community Project Evidence-Based Decision Making: Marathon County Pre-trial Project

Residency Family Medicine University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health at Aspirus Wausau Family Medicine

30 Shane White

Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Conferred Degree Bachelor of Science, 2017 Bemidji State University

Community Project The Open Door of Marathon County: A Study on Recidivism

Residency Otolaryngology University of Kentucky Medical Center, Kentucky

31 32 33 34 JEREMY “MINNOW” FISCHER OUTSTANDING GRADUATE Awards MEMORIAL AWARD Jeremy “Minnow” Fischer was a humble man who gave generously of himself. GOLD HUMANISM HONOR SOCIETY If you were meeting him for the first time, you parted ways as friends. He had a The Arnold P. Gold Foundation Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) zest for life, a great sense of humor, and an infectious spirit. Jeremy is survived recognizes students who are exemplars of compassionate patient care and by his wife, Leslie Fischer, and children, Kailyn and Beau, who would like who serve as role models, mentors and leaders in medicine. GHHS members to support future outstanding physicians in his memory and in honor of the are peer-nominated as those one would want to care for one’s own family exceptional care and compassion Jeremy and their family received at St. Vincent members. Hospital at the end of his life. This award recognizes a graduating student at Owen Krueger, Isaac Melin, Natalie Weeks MCW-Central Wisconsin who exemplifies a well-rounded physician through his/her academic and clinical excellence, as well as demonstrating the ability to MOTIVATIONAL LEADERSHIP AWARD see humor in life, humility, and supportive relationships to classmates. S/he is considered to be the outstanding candidate for the Medical Doctorate degree. This award recognizes the M3 student who has made her/his environment a positive one in which to learn and work. The awardee’s conduct has served M3 Student: Jacob Fay-Shields to facilitate the growth and success of self and peers through positivity and M4 Student: Isaac Melin engagement. This student also should be characterized as selfless, one who shares of herself/himself, effectively communicates with others and provides HONORS IN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT a level of service to peers. The Honors in Community Engagement program is intended to encourage, Jacob Fay-Shields support and recognize medical students who work extensively with medically underserved,marginalized and vulnerable populations during the students’ HEART OF SERVICE AWARD medical school careers. This award recognizes the student who exemplifies the heart of a humanitarian Hilary Steltenpohl and civic servant, throughout the M3 year. This award should feature an M3 student of particularly selfless, empathetic and civic character. THE RANDLE E. POLLARD MD, FACS, Hilary Steltenpohl GME ’58 ENDOWED UROLOGICAL PRIZE This prize is awarded annually to a fourth-year medical student who displays LISA G. DODSON, MD FOUNDING DEAN AWARD an interest and aptitude in urology. The recipient is selected by the faculty of This award is presented annually by the Walter Zeit Fellowship to a graduating the Department ofUrology. This prize was established by Randle E. Pollard, MD, student at MCW-Central Wisconsin who has consistently displayed superior FACS, GME (’58). qualities of leadership, loyalty, selfless service, initiative and compassion Isaac Melin toward his or her peers and to the Medical College of Wisconsin. These criteria identify those characteristics exemplified by members of the Walter Zeit Fellowship, MCW’s oldest donor recognition society. Hilary Steltenpohl

35 Engage

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36 Dear Doctors…

We know you will have uplifting and rewarding days ahead of you, as well as ones that will be tough and challenging and perhaps even discouraging. The road that has led you to this very special day has not been easy, and we’re currently living in a time of great uncertainty. You know that your life as a physician will be a work in progress and perhaps a balancing act. Please know that as we have supported you during your medical education, our care and concern for your well-being continues into residency and beyond. The team at MCW-Central Wisconsin will continue to cheer for you, believe in you, think of you often, and be available if or when you need us. You are the future of medicine and we are so proud of you and what you have accomplished and where you are going. We know you will make a profound impact on your patients, community, and the world. Our very best wishes and hopes and dreams go with you and we hope to hear from you often … MCW-Central Wisconsin

Lisa Dodson, MD Roy Long, PhD Ellen Schumann, MD Anita Bublik-Anderson, MD Kelly Mulder, MEd Robert Sedlacek, MD Sonal Chandratre, MD Connie Nikolai Colette Solatka, MD, FACEP Heather Erickson, MEd Corrie Norrbom, MD Rachel Tate Leslie Fischer, MS Amy Prunuske, PhD Terri Walkush Jeff Fritz, PhD Jake Prunuske, MD, MSPH Eric Wenninger, MEd Theresa Gutsch, MSPH Heather Roth Julie Wesenick, MEd Chris Knight, MS Crystal Sabatke Peter Xiong

37 Our Mission We are a distinguished leader and innovator in the education and development of the next generation of physicians, scientists, pharmacists and health professionals.

We discover and translate new knowledge in the biomedical and health sciences.

We provide cutting-edge, collaborative patient care of the highest quality.

We improve the health of the communities we serve. mcw.edu

Congratulations Class of 2021! #MCWKNOWLEDGE #MCW21 #MCWGrads21 Commencement Doctorate of Medicine—MCW-Central Wisconsin Friday, May 28, 2021