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Friday, May24 FriDAY, MAy 24 THE ALMA MATER Sons of Elon, daughters too, Bring their praise and homage true. In thy keeping there will be Words and deeds to honor thee. Hearken to the song they’re singing, And the loyalty they’re bringing. Alma Mater, they will cherish thee; Alma Mater, they will cherish thee. Proud, the oak trees on thy hill Offer shade and shadow still Green the fields around thee lie; Blue the Carolina sky. Stately rise thy halls of learning, Toward their portals we are turning. Alma Mater, we will cherish thee; Alma Mater, we will cherish thee. Elon, ever lead us on To a bright and happy dawn; Teach us still to love and pray, Guide us to a nobler day. Joyous music lies before us, Memories to swell the chorus. Alma Mater, we will cherish thee; Alma Mater, we will cherish thee. Tune: “Gaudeamus Igitur” Lyrics: William David Ellis The one hundred twenty-ninth commencement 8:45 a.m. ceremony scott plaza Prelude “Suite of Dances,” André Campra *Processional “Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1,” Edward Elgar Academic Procession The Elon Flags The University Mace The Student Marshals The Candidates for Degrees The University Gonfalons The Faculty Marshals The University Trustees The University Faculty The Platform Party Invocation The Reverend Janet F. Fuller University Chaplain *National Anthem “The Star Spangled Banner,” Francis Scott Key Led by Trés McMichael ’19 1 Message of Appreciation Colton Cadarette President, Class of 2019 Introduction of the Speaker Connie Ledoux Book President Address Al Drago ’15 Award-winning photojournalist Special Music “Rise Up” Tanner Mead ’19 and Emily Trainor ’19 Recognition of Students Steven D. House Provost and Executive Vice President Conferral of Degrees President Book *Alma Mater (Inside front cover) Led by Trés McMichael ’19 Charge to the Graduates President Book *Postlude “Sortie,” César Franck *Those who are able may stand. 2 11:30 a.m. Diploma Ceremony Schar Center Elon College, the College of Arts & Sciences school of education Prelude “Suite of Dances,” André Campra *Processional “Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1,” Edward Elgar Academic Procession The Elon Flags The University Mace The Student Marshals The Candidates for Degrees The Faculty Marshals The University Trustees The University Faculty The Platform Party Welcome Ann A. Bullock Dean of the School of Education Professor of Education Gabie E. Smith Dean of Elon College, the College of Arts & Sciences Professor of Psychology Student Speaker Courtney Kobos ’19 Special Music “The Impossible Dream” Trés McMichael ’19 3 Awarding of Diplomas Steven D. House Provost and Executive Vice President Kirby R. Wahl Associate Dean of Elon College, the College of Arts & Sciences Professor of Performing Arts Lesley M. Henry Director of Education Outreach Director of Collegiate Start Rodney L. Parks University Registrar Connie Ledoux Book President *Alma Mater (Inside front cover) Led by Julianne Papadopoulos ’19 Closing President Book *Recessional “Suite,” George Frideric Handel *Those who are able may stand. 4 3:30 p.m. Diploma Ceremony Schar Center Martha and Spencer Love School of Business School of Communications Prelude “Suite of Dances,” André Campra *Processional “Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1,” Edward Elgar Academic Procession The Elon Flags The University Mace The Student Marshals The Candidates for Degrees The Faculty Marshals The University Trustees The University Faculty The Platform Party Welcome Rochelle L. Ford Dean of the School of Communications Professor of Communications Raghuram Tadepalli Dean of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business Student Speaker Joseph Barnes Keller ’19 Special Music “The Impossible Dream” Trés McMichael ’19 5 Awarding of Diplomas Steven D. House Provost and Executive Vice President T. Kenneth Gaither Associate Dean of the School of Communications Professor of Communications Jennifer M. Platania Associate Dean, Martha and Spencer Love School of Business Associate Professor of Economics Rodney L. Parks University Registrar Connie Ledoux Book President *Alma Mater (Inside front cover) Led by Julianne Papadopoulos ’19 Closing President Book *Recessional “Suite,” George Frideric Handel *Those who are able may stand. Commencement Musicians University Organist W. Thomas Jones Brass Quintet Paul Randall, trumpet Paul Neebe, trumpet Kim Van Pelt, horn Mike Kris, trombone Steve Truckenbrod, tuba Fanfare Trumpets Anita Cirba Karl Kassner Alex Fioto Music Facilitator Mary Alice Bragg 6 11:30 a.m. Diploma Ceremony, Schar Center elon college, the college of arts & sciences school of education CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE ** Maya Christine Aboutanos, Public Health Studies, Indialantic, Florida * Bridgette L. Agbozo, Psychology, Greensboro, North Carolina * Celia Rennie Ahrens, Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio * Elizabeth Anne Ainger, English & History, Naperville, Illinois *** Elizabeth H. Albritton, Psychology, Cary, North Carolina Cameron Bryce Alderman, Political Science, Raleigh, North Carolina Henry Tunnicliffe Allen, International Studies & Political Science, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ‡ Jake Connor Anderson, Political Science, Morristown, New Jersey Ashley James Andrews, English, Raleigh, North Carolina Nicole Carol Angelbeck, Elementary Education, Northbrook, Illinois Sofia Arguello, Elementary Education, Managua, Nicaragua Thomas Armooh, Political Science, Montgomery Village, Maryland ** Jenna Nicole Asarese, Policy Studies, Waxhaw, North Carolina * Benton Wyatt Ashe, Psychology, Charlotte, North Carolina Brandon Ward Atwell, Music Performance, Summerfield, North Carolina Margeaux Alexandra Baker, Human Service Studies, Hanover, New Hampshire * Scott Eric Barabander, Psychology, Short Hills, New Jersey ** Kaylee Marylucia Barber, Public Health Studies, Easton, Massachusetts ** Abigayle Paige Barker, Public Health Studies, Granville, Ohio Brittany Marie Barker, English, Warner Robins, Georgia Savannah Gray Barnette, Psychology & Public Health Studies, Huntersville, North Carolina ** Margaret Grace Barrett, Art, Yonkers, New York * Warren Arthur Barrett, Policy Studies & Political Science, Cooksville, Maryland * Davis George Barry, International Studies, New Providence, New Jersey Emma Kate Baylis, Psychology & Music in the Liberal Arts, St. Louis, Missouri * Cali Anne Beeson, Psychology, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Madeline Belanger, Psychology, Durham, North Carolina ** Amy Elizabeth Belfer, Human Service Studies, Mohegan Lake, New York Alexandra Julia Belmont, Psychology, Greenwich, Connecticut ** Allison Christina Berg, International Studies & Human Service Studies, Glenview, Illinois Sofia Michelle Berkey, Elementary Education, Armonk, New York ‡ Ashley Samantha Berman, Human Service Studies, Baltimore, Maryland Chase Louis Berman, Human Service Studies, Baltimore, Maryland Ryan John Bernardi, Mathematics, Milton, Massachusetts * Laura Elizabeth Bernstein, Psychology, Collegeville, Pennsylvania Elise Cartier Blann, International Studies, Dallas, Texas † Kaylee Alexa Bodner, Psychology, Davidson, North Carolina * Victoria Adair Bolger, Political Science & Spanish & International and Global Studies, Alexandria, Virginia ‡ Alexandra Bolton, French, Cape Town, South Africa *** KellyAnn Bonanno, Psychology & Arts Administration, Eastchester, New York * Erik David Borchers, Computer Science, Raleigh, North Carolina ** Caroline Claire Bowen, Elementary Education, Charlotte, North Carolina *** Liam Jordan Brailey, Political Science & Policy Studies, Vienna, Virginia * cum laude ** magna cum laude *** summa cum laude † in absentia ‡ degree will be awarded upon completion of final requirement § receiving multiple degrees 7 *** Sarah Linn Branchfield, Psychology, Mechanicville, New York Olivia D. Brazer, Psychology, Simsbury, Connecticut Austin Glen Brehio, Computer Science, Hopkinton, New Hampshire Peter Matthew Brennan, Computer Science, McLean, Virginia Brandi Tyson Brenner, Psychology, Burlington, North Carolina * Kendall Leoni Brewer, English, Plano, Texas Sarah Nicole Bridges, Public Health Studies, Indian Trail, North Carolina Kenneth Lamarr Brown, Jr., Human Service Studies, Greensboro, North Carolina Jason Bloom Brunette, International Studies & History, Sterling, Virginia ‡ Raechel Naomi Brunson, English & Drama and Theatre Studies, Fayetteville, North Carolina * Macy Olivia Buck, International Studies & Spanish, Camden, Maine Jessica Reed Bulford, Political Science, McLean, Virginia Emily Alcutt Burcham, Spanish, Kansas City, Missouri Kelly Elizabeth Burke, Psychology, North Hampton, New Hampshire Christopher Stewart Buterbaugh, Psychology, Palisades, New York Savannah Lee Cabaddu, Public Health Studies, Downingtown, Pennsylvania Destiny Lavon Carter, Elementary Education, Kannapolis, North Carolina * Fiona Grace Castorina, Psychology, Durham, North Carolina Giulianna Concetta Castronova, Psychology, Williamsville, New York Samuel Kent Chance, Jr., Political Science, Wayne, Pennsylvania Alexandra Caroline Chandler, Environmental Studies, Chesapeake, Virginia Isaac Barlow Chelminski, History, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Eliana Malia Chervin, Special Education & Elementary Education, Fairfield, Connecticut ** Mirella Fabiola Cisneros Perez, Middle Grades Education, Snow Hill, North Carolina Anna Kathryn Clark, Public Health Studies, Charlotte, North Carolina Elizabeth Anne Clark, Psychology, Rolling Hills Estates, California Emily Elaine Clark, Art History, Fayetteville, North Carolina † Neil Das Clark, Environmental Studies, Elon, North Carolina Abigail Rose Clayton,
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