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Congratulations Class of Spring 2020 Congratulations Class of Spring 2020 BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Tiffany Nicole Johnson Marc Anthony Rosemond Biology Physical Education/Sport Management Chase Redmon Barbary Colin Allman Newberry, South Carolina Greenville, South Carolina Psychology Business Administration MINOR: Chemistry MINOR: Business Administration Powdersville, South Carolina Plant City, Florida Brady Rees Jones Colin Mac Santiago MINOR: Coaching Edison Ambarzumjan Business Administration Business Administration & Accounting William Bedenbaugh Sport Management Greenwood, South Carolina Chapin, South Carolina Criminal Justice Munich, GERMANY Brandarius Shmar Jones Hayden Wyatt Scharber Ward, South Carolina MINOR: Business Administration Elementary Education Business Administration Najee Bowens Logan Bailey Newberry, South Carolina Bamberg, South Carolina Graphic Design Business Administration MINOR: Accounting Brady Alexis Keeler Spartanburg, South Carolina Chapin, South Carolina Abigail Schoen Physical Education/Teacher Certification Ashlie Summer Brickle MINOR: History Biology Bridgeville, Delaware Chapin, South Carolina Psychology Brittani Barratt CUM LAUDE Cope, South Carolina Biology MINOR: Coaching Megan Leigh Shifflett CUM LAUDE Charleston, South Carolina Health Science Kadelyn Taylor Kelly MINOR: Criminal Justice & Sociology SUMMERLAND HONORS/CUM LAUDE Oakpark, Virginia MINOR: Chemistry Business Administration Tomas Sorica, Jr. Austin Cameron Brinson Chapin, South Carolina Criminal Justice Gabrielle Bazemore Biology CUM LAUDE Saluda, South Carolina Pickens, South Carolina Biology MINOR: Health Care Management MINOR: Sociology & Political Science Satellite Beach, Florida Riley T. Spear SUMMERLAND HONORS Alyssa Kessler Business Administration Madison Grace Brock MINOR: Mathematics & Chemistry Business Administration & Digital Marketing Acton, Ontario, CANADA Graphic Design Annapolis, Maryland MINOR: Political Science Whitmire, South Carolina Brandon Jamal Bostick MINOR: Social Media Ryan Camille Stancil MAGNA CUM LAUDE Physical Education/Sport Management Sierra Rae Koon Health Care Management MINOR: Art Florence, South Carolina Health Care Management Chapin, South Carolina Akio Jabrai Brown Jonathan Richard Bowman Newberry, South Carolina CUM LAUDE Sport Management Graphic Design MAGNA CUM LAUDE Tamara Maria Anna Stemmer Summerville, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia MINOR: Business Administration Early Childhood Education MINOR: Coaching MINOR: Business Administration Marshall Hunter Lange Columbia, South Carolina Peyton Connor ShaQuana Vonne’ Bracey Sport Management CUM LAUDE English Early Childhood Education High Point, North Carolina MINOR: Theatre Orangeburg, South Carolina Bennettsville, South Carolina CUM LAUDE Ashley Nichole Stout Selice Daley David Copeland Brown, Jr. MINOR: Coaching & Business Administration Biology/Forensic Biology Psychology/Forensic Psychology Elementary Education Mariah Elizabeth Lee York, South Carolina Bluffton, South Carolina Anderson, South Carolina MAGNA CUM LAUDE Biology MINOR: Chemistry CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Seaford, Delaware MINOR: Social Work & Sociology Walter Timothy Caldwell, II SUMMA CUM LAUDE Neil Stuart Swingruber, III Health Care Management Sport Management MINOR: Chemistry Amber Janille Dove Ballston Spa, New York Political Science Enoree, South Carolina Gaalon A. 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Dixon Biology MINOR: Art Daniel Alejondro Reyes Ordoñez Digital Marketing Copenhagen,DENMARK International Studies Charlotte, North Carolina SUMMA CUM LAUDE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Guayaquil, ECUADOR MINOR: Business Administration MINOR: Chemistry IN NURSING Michael David Richter Bruce Carter Edmonds Kristyna Alexis Oyola Brooke Nicole Ball Spanish Biology/Environmental Studies Physical Education/Teacher Certification Nursing Charleston, South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina Virginia Beach, Virginia Newberry, South Carolina MINOR: History Amelia Ruth Foster CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Marisa Brianne Romanchek Health Science Zachary K. Payne Jorge Brian Hernandez-Esquivel History/Education Newberry, South Carolina Business Administration Nursing Charleston, South Carolina MINOR: Biology & Environmental Science Pasadena, Maryland Lexington, South Carolina MAGNA CUM LAUDE Lonnie Jacob Fulmer CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE MINOR: Sociology Biology/Forensic Biology Mallory J. 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