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Commencement ONE HUNDRED FORTY-THIRD COMMENCEMENT Fine Arts Terrace • Saturday, May 7, 2005 • 10 A.M. BALL STATE UNIVERSITY MUNCIE, INDIANA 4 1 Ball State University University Board of Trustees Administration Thomas L. DeWeese, President, Muncie Jo Ann M. Gora, President Frank A. Bracken, Vice President, Beverley J. Pitts, Provost and Vice President Indianapolis for Academic Affairs Gregory A. Schenkel, Secretary, Thomas J. Kinghorn, Vice President for Indianapolis Business Affairs and Treasurer Hollis E. Hughes Jr., Assistant Secretary, Randy E. Hyman, Interim Vice President South Bend for Student Affairs and Enrollment Ceola Digby-Berry, Muncie Management and Dean of Students Gregory S. Fehribach, Indianapolis Don L. Park, Vice President for University Kim Hood Jacobs, Indianapolis Advancement Kyle M. Mitchell, Fishers, Student H. O'Neal Smitherman, Vice President for Richard L. Moake, Fort Wayne Information Technology and Executive Assistant to the President Deborah W. Balogh, Associate Provost and Dean, Graduate School B. Thomas Lowe, Associate Provost and Dean, University College Jeffrey M. Linder, Associate Vice President for Governmental Relations W. Cyrus Reed, Assistant Provost for International Education James L. Pyle, Assistant Vice President for Research Joseph J. Bilello, Dean, College of Architecture and Planning Michael E. Holmes, Interim Dean, College of Communication, Information, and Media Nancy M. Kingsbury, Dean, College of Applied Sciences and Technology Robert A. Kvam, Dean, College of Fine Arts Michael A. Maggiotto, Dean, College of Sciences and Humanities Lynne D. Richardson, Dean, Miller College of Business Roy A. Weaver, Dean, Teachers College James S. Ruebel, Dean, Honors College Frank J. Sabatine, Dean, School of Extended Education Arthur W. Hafner, Dean, University Libraries Kay Bales, Associate Vice President for Student Life Lawrence A. Waters, Dean, Admissions and Enrollment Services Lawrence R. Cunningham, Director, Intercollegiate Athletics 2 Order of Exercises Beverley J. Pitts, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Presiding Band Concert Joseph R. Scagnoli, Director of University Bands and Associate Director of the School of Music, Conducting Ball State University Ceremonial Band Processional: Pomp and Circumstance • Sir Edward Elgar arr. James D. Ployhar Please be seated after the passing of the color guard. Ceremonial Fanfare—David Lincicome, '91 The National Anthem Jodi Lynn Cotton, Master's Degree '05, School of Music Scott W. Trappe, John and Janice Fisher Presentation of the Platform Guests Professor of Exercise Science, is Provost Pitts carrying the presidential mace. Signers for the ceremony are Sandra Conferral of Honorary Degrees Gooding and Laura Shadoin. David T. Owsley, Philanthropist, Art Specialist, Benefactor, and Major Contributor of Ethnographic Art to the The Color Guard is made up of students from the Department of Military Ball State University Museum of Art Science. David R. Gergen, Journalist, Commentator, Editor, Author, Banner Carriers Teacher, and Advisor to United States Presidents Graduate School: Jacquelyn J. Buckrop, Associate Dean, College of Commencement Address Communication, Information, David R. Gergen and Media Conferral of Doctoral and Specialist Degrees College of Applied Sciences and Technology: Roch A. King, Assistant Conferral of Master's Degrees Professor, Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise Science Recognition of Honors Students College of Architecture and Planning: James S. Ruebel, Dean, Honors College Daniel James Overbey, Bachelor of Thomas L. DeWeese, President, Board of Trustees Architecture, Class of 2005 Miller College of Business: Jeffrey S. Conferral of Undergraduate Degrees Hornsby, George and Frances Ball Distinguished Professor of Remarks Management Jo Ann M. Gora, President College of Communication, Information, and Media: Dominic G. Caristi, Alma Mater • Gladys Schindler Chrisman, '30 Associate Professor, Jodi Lynn Cotton Telecommunications College of Fine Arts: David C. Dear Alma Mater, hear our vow of faith and trust in thee! Shawger Jr., Assistant Professor, Thy spirit hovers near us now, and through eternity. Theatre and Dance Thy colors true of red and white shall e'er exalted be. College of Sciences and Humanities: We'll honor thee both day and night; Ronald M. Cosby, George and Frances Dear Alma Mater, we love thee! Ball Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy Recessional: Beneficence Concert March • Ryan Fraley, '97 Teachers College: Vickie E. Barton, Director of Residential and Student Please be seated after the passing of the color guard. Affairs, Indiana Academy for Science, DVD or VHS copies of WIPB-TV's broadcast of the main ceremony will be Mathematics, and Humanities available for purchase after May 9. Commemorative CDs of the event also will be available for purchase. For more information, visit www.bsu.edu/commencement, e-mail [email protected], or call (765) 285-1689. 3 Commencement Band Concert Joseph R. Scagnoli, Director of University Bands and Associate Director of the School of Music Christian Zembower, Assistant Director of Bands The White Rose • John Philip Sousa arr. Keith Brion Joseph Scagnoli, Conductor Young Person's Guide to John Williams • John Williams arr. Jay Bocook Daniel McCloud, Conductor Genius of Ray Charles • Michael Brown John Ginocchio, Conductor Gershwin! • Warren Barker Christian Zembower, Conductor Hoagy Carmichael in Concert • Hoagy Carmichael arr. Warren Barker Joseph Scagnoli, Conductor Back Home Again, in Indiana • James F. Hanley arr. Steven Rhodes Joseph Scagnoli, Conductor Ceremonial Band 2005 Personnel Piccolo Contrabass Clarinet Colleen Patrick Jennifer Storer Ben Morgan Allison Perry Sarah Robbins Flute Alto Saxophone Matthew Rooney `-- Catharine Ahls Allison Babb Martha Sternberg Lindsay Berndt Cris Bohde Michael West Rita Berning Jamie Carrico Shannon Lough Richard Geisler Trombone Christine Major Greg Genna Derrick Braswell Katie Rau Brandon Shinall Stephanie Genet Stephanie Stewart John Ginocchio ._., r Tenor Saxophone David Hughes Oboe Luke Meyer Jay Jehl Bethany Chupp Katy Young Ian Kinkley Alex Snyder Kyle Schaefer Baritone Saxophone Nathanael Sudduth Bassoon josh Corah Jimmy Wingett Euphonium Trumpet Miriam Brack Daniel Broadbent Matt Bonfield Adrian Hartsough Clarinet Aaron Brown Donald Shappard Cara Bearman David Caudill Craig Webster Leslie Brown Jeff Crays Alyssa Geisler Jason Groce Tuba Sandy Johnson Emily Krauser Brent Cunningham Christy Kushman Kevin Krizmanich Charlie DeRolf Melissa Lloyd John Lytell Craig Ghormley Anne Lynch Joel Matthews Bill White Katie Meloy Nathan Miller Emily Mikel Kalem Newton Percussion Karlene Roe Matt Ogden Jason Connell Gina Sciortino Micah Niespodziany Courtney Lambert Amber Thompson John VanPatten Daniel McCloud Camron Momeni Bass Clarinet French Horn Gabrielle Penrod Ian Clerget Ellis Gebert Wesley Schulz Megan Kuhnhenn Rebekah Weaver Steve Mann 4 Faculty Marshals Junior Marshals Cecil E. Bohanon, Professor, Economics Junior Marshals are selected on the basis Amy Kathleen Holst Bryan D. Byers, Professor, Criminal Justice of high academic achievement and campus Alyssa Danielle Ivanson and Criminology citizenship. Joshua Wiley Jay Marilyn M. Buck, Professor, Physical Kyle Ross Keesling Education, Sport, and Exercise Science John Fitch Adams III Elizabeth Dianna Koester Catherine S. Chen, Associate Professor, Teresa Marie Auch Jennifer Elizabeth Lee Information Systems and Operations Emily Claire Avery Christine Lauren Lejeune Management Michelle Marie Barbuch Reed Monroe Levitz Ione Y. De011os, Associate Professor, Lindsey Marie Lewis Sociology Dee Dee Batteast Rachel Ilean Birk T. CoraAnn Marksberry James R. Duncan, Assistant Professor, Nancy Alison McDivitt Accounting Jesse Ray Bloomer Maureen M. Mustard James C. Eflin, Associate Professor, Elizabeth Ann Boehm Natural Resources and Environmental Alena Jodle Bogucki Jonathan David Neal Management Matthew Carnagua Michele Lynn Newsome John W. Emert, Professor, Mathematical Lana Cook Leslie Marie O'Brien Sciences Tammie LaLayne Cox Ashley Marie Penrod Hasan Fakhruddin, Instructor, Indiana Kyle Nicholas Crabtree Erica A. Perez Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Elizabeth Marie Crane Stephen Edward Polivka Humanities Jennifer Nicole Dadlow Alexandra Bevin Rausch David P. Fried, Associate Dean of Students Jessica Su Dinkelman Adam Charles Reichle Michelle S. Frisbie - Fulton, Instructor, Diane Marie Donovan Emily Meredith Rohrs Indiana Academy for Science, John T. Duong Linsey Kay Shepherdson Mathematics, and Humanities Christopher James Dykhuisen Tamara Grace Sipes Ronald X. Groeber, Assistant Professor, Courtney Sumiko Ferguson Brenda Marie Skoczelas Finance and Insurance Zachary M. Florent Erin Smith Linda K. Hanson, Professor, English Allison Grace Garrels Sara Lynn Sorrell Stephan S. Jones, Professor, Information Ashley Nicole Gross Michelle Elizabeth Stanley and Communication Sciences Corrine Nicole Harvey Megan Marie Supan Mary E. Kite, Associate Dean, Sara Haworth Rachel Michelle Thompson Graduate School Morgan A. Heckscher Jamie Elizabeth Troxell Becky A. McDonald, Assistant Professor, Leslie Ann West Journalism Amy Marie Heishman Erwin C. Mueller, Professor, Music Meagan Lyn Hennenfent Douglas W. Naffziger, Associate Professor, Melinda Rae Hite Marketing and Management Jacquelyn S. Nelson, Assistant Dean, Graduate School Laura L. O'Hara, Associate Professor, Communication Studies Jeffrey S. Pauline, Assistant Professor, Physical Education, Sport, and Exercise
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