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Singing reverently

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Truth and loyalty

This our song we raise SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2017 In her name and praise MARANO CAMPUS CENTER Oswego, Alma Mater STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO Hail to thee! Contents

The Ceremony

9 a.m. Program & Procession...... 2 1 p.m. Program & Procession...... 3 4 p.m. Program & Procession...... 4

Academic Traditions...... 5 Officers of the College...... 6 Commencement Speakers...... 8 Student Speaker...... 9 Alumni Banner Presenters...... 10 SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence...... 11 College Honors Program and Honors Programs...... 12 Possibility Scholars...... 12 Honor Organizations...... 13 State University of New York Board of Trustees...... 14 State University of New York at Oswego College Council...... 14 Retiring Faculty and Professional Staff...... 14

Degree Conferral

The 9 a.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The 1 p.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the School of Business. The 4 p.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the School of Communication, Media and the Arts and the School of Education.

Undergraduate Degree Candidates College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 15 School of Business...... 20 School of Communication, Media and the Arts...... 23 School of Education...... 26 The College Medallion Division of Extended Learning...... 28 Graduate Degree Candidates...... 29

Class of 2017 Senior Class Gifts...... 32 Public Ceremonies Committee...... 35 Special Thanks...... 35 Visitor Information...... 36

Alma Mater...... back cover 9 A.M. PROGRAM | COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional READERS Juan F. La Manna, Organist Lisa M. Glidden PLATFORM PARTY Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Associate Professor, Political Science Convening of the 156th Commencement Leigh Wilson Mace Bearer, Lisa Glidden Professor and Director of Creative Writing Lisa Glidden, National Anthem Chairperson, Faculty Assembly HONORS MARSHALS Led by Zachary Riley Laura Brown Emily Nassir Introduction of Platform Party Professor, Human Development President, Student Association Lisa Glidden Rachel Lee Welcome Associate Professor, Mary Toale, Deborah F. Stanley Atmospheric and Geological Sciences Interim Dean, Graduate Studies

Greetings UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Adrienne McCormick, Darlene Baker Robert Zuber Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Emily Nassir Adjunct Instructor, Computer Science Recognition of Active Duty Military and Veterans Helen J. Knowles Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning Walter Roettger Assistant Professor, Political Science Mary Canale, Interim Vice President, Recognition of Retiring Faculty Development and Alumni Relations and Professional Staff GRADUATE MARSHALS Walter Roettger Lyn Blanchfield Visiting Assistant Professor, History Nicholas A. Lyons, Recognition of Honor Students Vice President, Administration and Finance Gwen Kay Walter Roettger Professor, History Kathleen Evans, Assistant Vice President, Address Student Development Dr. Vincent Intondi FACULTY MARSHALS Elizabeth Wilcox Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* Assistant Professor, Mathematics Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Mary Toale Evelyn A. Clark Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Assistant Professor, Sociology Undergraduate Degrees* Walter Roettger, Acting Provost, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Vice President for Academic Affairs Adrienne McCormick Alumni Banner Presentation Vincent Intondi, Associate Professor of Sasha Huff History and Director of the Institute for Race, Justice, and Community Engagement Charge to Graduates * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause at Montgomery College Deborah F. Stanley until all names have been read. Alma Mater ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Deborah F. Stanley, President Led by Zachary Riley and platform party recess. Adjournment of the 156th Commencement Lisa Glidden Immediately following the 9 a.m. ceremony, Recessional** Juan F. La Manna, Organist you are invited to a reception held north of the Convocation Center. Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann

2 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 1 P.M. PROGRAM | SCHOOL OF BUSINESS The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional READERS Juan F. La Manna, Organist Irene E. Scruton Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Director, MBA Programs PLATFORM PARTY Convening of the 156th Commencement Andrea M. Pagano Lisa Glidden Visiting Assistant Professor, Mace Bearer, Accounting, Finance, and Law National Anthem Lisa Glidden, Chairperson, Faculty Assembly Led by Angela Russell HONORS MARSHALS Introduction of Platform Party Guy Rob Scott Emily Nassir Visiting Assistant Professor, Lisa Glidden President, Student Association Marketing and Management Welcome Deborah F. Stanley Victoria Chiu Mary Toale, Assistant Professor, Interim Dean, Graduate Studies Greetings Accounting, Finance, and Law Darlene Baker Emily Nassir UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Richard Skolnik, Steve Abraham Dean, School of Business Recognition of Active Duty Military and Veterans Professor, Marketing and Management Walter Roettger Sarah Bonzo Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning Recognition of Retiring Faculty Assistant Professor, Marketing and Management and Professional Staff Mary Canale, Interim Vice President, Walter Roettger GRADUATE MARSHALS Development and Alumni Relations Recognition of Honor Students Susan Wright Assistant Professor, Walter Roettger Nicholas A. Lyons, Accounting, Finance, and Law Vice President, Administration and Finance Address Stathis Kefallonitis Thomas W. Schneider Associate Professor, Jerri Howland, Associate Vice President, Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* Marketing and Management Student Affairs and Dean of Students Mary Toale FACULTY MARSHAL Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Raihan Khan Undergraduate Degrees* Associate Professor, School of Business, Marketing and Management Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Richard Skolnik Graig Arcuri Walter Roettger, Acting Provost, Alumni Banner Presentation Visiting Assistant Professor, Marcus McFee-Walters Accounting, Finance, and Law Vice President for Academic Affairs

Charge to Graduates * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause Thomas W. Schneider, President and Chief Deborah F. Stanley until all names have been read. Operating Officer, Pathfinder Bank Alma Mater ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Led by Angela Russell and platform party recess. Deborah F. Stanley, President Adjournment of the 156th Commencement Lisa Glidden Immediately following the 1 p.m. ceremony, Recessional** Juan F. La Manna, Organist you are invited to a reception held north of the Convocation Center. Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 3 4 P.M. PROGRAM | SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, MEDIA AND THE ARTS | SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional Recessional** Juan F. La Manna, Organist Juan F. La Manna, Organist Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann PLATFORM PARTY Convening of the 156th Commencement READERS Lisa Glidden Jessica Reeher Mace Bearer, Visiting Assistant Professor National Anthem Lisa Glidden, Led by Claire Beshures Joanne E. O’Toole Chairperson, Faculty Assembly Associate Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Introduction of Platform Party Emily Nassir Lisa Glidden HONORS MARSHALS President, Student Association Cynthia J. Giovo Welcome Adjunct Instructor, Mary Toale, Deborah F. Stanley Curriculum and Instruction Interim Dean, Graduate Studies Greetings Amy Bartell Darlene Baker Assistant Professor, Art Pamela Michel, Emily Nassir Dean, School of Education UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Recognition of Active Duty Military and Veterans Jessica Harris Julie Pretzat, Dean, School of Walter Roettger Visiting Assistant Professor, Communication, Media and the Arts Health Promotion and Wellness Recognition of Retiring Faculty and Professional Staff Mihoko Tsutsumi Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning Walter Roettger Assistant Professor, Music Mary Canale, Interim Vice President, Recognition of Honor Students GRADUATE MARSHALS Development and Alumni Relations Walter Roettger Michael LeBlanc Professor, Counseling and Psychological Services Address Nicholas A. Lyons, Richard Einhorn Sandra Bargainnier Vice President, Administration and Finance Associate Professor, Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* Health Promotion and Wellness Jerald Woolfolk,Vice President, Mary Toale Student Affairs and Enrollment Management FACULTY MARSHALS Presentation and Conferring of Mark Hardy Undergraduate Degrees* Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Associate Professor, Technology School of Communication, Media and the Arts, Julie Pretzat Aleksandra Kraszpulska Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Assistant Professor, Theatre School of Education, Walter Roettger, Acting Provost, Pamela Michel Vice President for Academic Affairs Alumni Banner Presentation * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause until all names have been read. Claire Lacure Richard Einhorn, American Composer ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Charge to Graduates and platform party recess. Deborah F. Stanley, President Deborah F. Stanley Alma Mater Led by Claire Beshures Immediately following the 4 p.m. ceremony, Adjournment of the 156th Commencement you are invited to a reception held north of the Convocation Center. Lisa Glidden

4 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Academic Traditions

The Commencement Setting — The 2007 ceremonies marked The College Medallion is worn by the SUNY Oswego president as a the first graduations to take place in Oswego’s Marano Campus symbol of authority at all official ceremonies such as Commencement Center. Located in the heart of campus, the Marano Campus Center and Honors Convocation. Oswego is represented in the perfect center represents the college’s social hub and a gathering place for events of the medallion by a tiny green and gold circle. The dot is located appealing to a wide range of student, faculty and community properly on an outline of New York state, which itself surmounts a interests. This $25.5 million building was the first new construction globe to show the relationship of our institution to the state and the on our lakeside campus in 35 years when it opened in the fall of 2006. world. Fashioned by Dominic T. DiPasquale of the Art Department for president James Perdue’s 1966 inauguration, the medallion was a The Academic Procession — The centuries-old pageantry of gift of the Class of 1966 for the occasion. the academic procession dates from ancient traditions rooted in the early universities. Since the clergy were in charge of the A wreath of gold leaves surrounds the globe and is circled by a flat first academic ceremonies, they followed the familiar order of band bearing the engraved college name and two dates: 1861, the religious processions. college founding; and 1948, the founding of the State University of which Oswego was a charter unit. On the clasp above the medallion The Tradition of Academic Attire — Caps, gowns and hoods worn sits a gold lamp of knowledge, emblematic of a seat of learning. at college and university functions date from the Middle Ages. (Photo, page 1.) Monks and students of that time wore them to keep warm in the damp, drafty halls of learning. From these practical origins The College Mace — In medieval times the mace was a weapon of they have developed into the accepted garb which symbolizes offense with the metal head often heavily spiked. Today it appears scholarly achievement. chiefly in ceremonial functions of churches, governments, colleges and universities. The head of the Oswego mace holds a jade sphere Baccalaureate gowns have a long, pleated front with shirring symbolizing the university of wisdom and knowledge, surrounded across the shoulders and back. They are primarily distinguished by four silver flanges unfolding petal-like without imprisoning the by flowing sleeves pointed at the fingertips. These gowns may be sphere and representing the potential of disciplined imagination, worn open or closed. the goal of higher education. The richness of the jade and the rose- wood shaft reflect the pomp and solemnity of academic ceremony. The master’s gown is worn open and the sleeve is cut so that the forearm comes through a slit just above the elbow. The lining of A gift of the Class of 1969 for President James Perdue’s inauguration, the hood is satin and the color represents the school conferring the the Oswego mace has been in use at Commencement ever since. degree. The velvet border color represents the discipline in which Joseph F. Shoenfelt of the art faculty created its design and silver the degree was earned. work, with the rosewood turning by William D. Todd, formerly of the technology faculty. (Photo, page 25.) Doctoral gowns are traditionally worn open, but either open or closed is acceptable. They carry broad, velvet panels down the front Academic Colors and three velvet bars on the full, round sleeves. This velvet trim- ming may be either black or the color distinctive of the degree. Brown...... Fine Arts Peacock Blue...... Public Mortarboards or caps worn with baccalaureate and master’s gowns Citron...... Social Science Administration generally have black tassels. The tassel of the doctoral cap is usually Copper...... Economics Pink...... Music made of gold bullion. Crimson...... Journalism Purple...... Law Dark Blue...... Philosophy Sage Green...... Physical The doctoral hood gives color and meaning to the academic cos- Drab...... Accountancy, Education tume. Its silk lining bears the color of the institution conferring the Business Salmon Pink...... Public Health degree. The hood is bordered with velvet of a prescribed width and Science Gold...... Science Scarlet...... Theology color to indicate the field of learning to which the degree pertains. Kelly Green...... Medicine Silver...... Oratory (Speech) Lemon...... Library Science White...... Arts, Letters, Honor Cords for Active Duty Military and Veterans — United States Light Blue...... Education Humanities active duty military and veterans graduating from SUNY Oswego Orange...... Engineering are wearing red, white and blue honor cords in recognition of their service and sacrifice.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 5 Officers of the College

Deborah F. Stanley President Deborah F. Stanley is SUNY Oswego’s 10th president. Her tenure has been highlighted by academic excellence, campus renewal and the creation of a learner-centered environment. She established the Presidential Scholarship Program for outstanding academic achievers, the Possibility Scholarship Program, and the pioneering Oswego Guarantee covering cost, class size and time-to-degree matters for students. She initiated the successful national accreditation for the School of Education and national and international accreditation for the School of Business. Under her leadership, new programs such as engineering, human- computer interaction and online MBA programs were established. Her ambitious campus-wide renewal plan, now in its second decade, encompasses hundreds of millions of dollars in renovations and construction, including the environmentally designated LEED Gold Richard S. Shineman Center for Science, Engineering and Innovation. She launched Oswego’s first comprehensive fundraising campaign and spearheaded a massive upgrade of campus technology. She serves on the American Council on Education’s Commission on Leadership and is chair of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities board of directors. President Stanley earned baccalaureate and juris doctor degrees from Syracuse University, which has presented her its Distinguished Alumni Award. The State Senate has named her a New York State Woman of Distinction.

Walter Roettger Nicholas A. Lyons Acting Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs Vice President for Administration and Finance Dr. Roettger oversees all instructional and academic As SUNY Oswego’s officer in charge of financial programs, including the College of Liberal Arts and operations and facilities, Mr. Lyons has overseen Sciences, School of Business, School of Education the recent years of construction and renovation and School of Communication, Media and the that have gone far in transforming the campus. He Arts. He is President emeritus of Lyon College, has served the State University since 1978, having which he led to top-tier status among national worked previously as assistant vice president for liberal arts colleges, and served other colleges and universities as a administration at SUNY New Paltz, as university internal control officer vice president, provost, and dean, among other administrative roles. and in several administrative positions at System Administration Since his retirement from Lyon, he has provided interim leadership to and the Research Foundation of SUNY. He holds degrees in business institutions around the nation. He received his bachelor’s degree from administration from SUNY Morrisville and SUNY Plattsburgh. At Stanford University and doctorate from the University of Colorado at Oswego, he oversees finance, student accounts, human resources, Boulder, both in political science, and served with the U.S. Air Force. environmental health and safety, University Police, physical plant, publications, facilities services and construction and purchasing.

Mary Canale Jerald Woolfolk Interim Vice President for Development and Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Alumni Relations Management Mary Canale, the college’s interim vice president of Dr. Woolfolk supervises the college’s units dealing development and alumni relations, came to Oswego with admissions, financial aid, career services, health in 1996 as the coordinator of the Oswego State services, counseling services, athletics, campus life, Fall Classic. She later became assistant director of housing, student advisement and student conduct development and, in 2002, instituted the major gifts as well as Auxiliary Services. She previously served program before becoming associate vice president for development. A as vice president for student affairs, enrollment management and 1981 alumna, Canale worked on the college’s first-ever comprehensive diversity at Mississippi Valley State University, vice president for fundraising campaign and was part of the team that spearheaded the student affairs at CUNY’s College of Staten Island and associate dean most recent comprehensive campaign, With Passion & Purpose. As of students for residential life at the University of Arkansas at Pine interim vice president, Canale is a member of the President’s Council Bluff. She received her doctorate in urban higher education and her and serves as the college’s principal fundraiser and executive director bachelor’s degree from Jackson State University in Mississippi, and a of the Oswego College Foundation. She is a member of the Association master’s degree from Iowa State University. of Fundraising Professionals, and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.

6 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Mary Toale Pamela A. Michel Interim Dean, Graduate Studies Dean, School of Education A 2015 participant in the American Council on Dr. Michel previously served as chair of the Education’s Leadership Academy for Departmental curriculum and instruction department and taught Chairs, Toale joined SUNY Oswego in 2014. As in the graduate literacy program. She earned her communication studies chair at Oswego, her bachelor’s degree in music and education from achievements included spearheading creation of a Elmira College and a master’s degree and Ph.D. new graduate program in strategic communication. in reading and language arts from Syracuse Recently honored as a Teaching Fellow of the Eastern Communication University. She is the author of the book The Child’s View of Reading: Association, Toale serves as the organization’s marketing director Understandings for Teachers and Parents, as well as many other for its 2017 annual conference. Toale also served on the National publications contributing to the field of literacy. Communication Association’s Learning Outcomes in Communication team. She was a member of the National Faculty Advisory Board for Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor society, from 2011 to 2015. Toale previously taught at West Virginia University, Baldwin Jill Pippin Wallace University and West Virginia Wesleyan. Dean, Extended Learning Before rejoining Oswego in 2014, Mrs. Pippin Adrienne McCormick served for eight years as dean for continuing Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences education at Jefferson Community College. Her Dr. McCormick was appointed dean in July 2014, career, spanning both academic and business after serving for 16 years at SUNY Fredonia in roles positions in roles such as director for graduate including interim associate provost for curriculum, services and enrollment, business adjunct assessment and academic support; interim instructor, director of operations and major accounts manager, as assistant provost for special initiatives; professor well as her experience earning her MBA from Franklin University, and chair of English; and director of women’s has instilled a passion for serving adult and non-traditional college studies. She received the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Faculty students. Previously, the Oswego alumna developed and Service in 2012. She is the author of publications on contemporary managed the Jefferson Higher Education Center, shepherded the women poets, filmmakers and dramatists. She earned her bachelor’s growth of Jefferson’s military services on Fort Drum, and won and degree in English literature and dramatic arts and sciences from administered millions of dollars in grants serving those markets. Queens University of Charlotte, her master’s degree from the The Continuing Education Association of New York named her the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and her Ph.D. in literature in 2013 Outstanding Continuing Educator. English and a graduate certificate in women’s studies from the University of Maryland.

Julie Pretzat Richard J. Skolnik Dean, School of Communication, Media and the Arts Dean, School of Business Dr. Pretzat became dean in 2015 after serving Before becoming dean of Oswego’s School as the school’s first associate dean. Previously of Business, Dr. Skolnik served as chair of the she chaired Oswego’s music department. While accounting, finance and law department and as a professor of music, she received the SUNY director of the master’s in business administration Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. program. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst She has organized and conducted hundreds of and has been involved with the CFA Institute in performances by community and college choral groups and has numerous areas. He has published research articles on investments, collaborated with college, community and professional choral, higher education pedagogy and financial economics. He has a musical theater and opera groups throughout Central New York. She Ph.D. in managerial economics and a master’s degree in operations co-chaired the college’s most recent accreditation review. Appointed research and statistics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and to Oswego in 1985, she holds a bachelor’s degree from Smith College, a bachelor’s degree in electrical and computer engineering from a master of music degree from the University of Michigan, and a the University of Michigan. doctor of musical arts degree from the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 7 Commencement Speaker Commencement Speaker

Dr. Vincent Intondi Thomas W. Schneider Associate Professor of History and Director of the President and Chief Operating Officer, Pathfinder Bank Institute for Race, Justice, and Community Engagement at Montgomery College in Takoma Park, Maryland Employed by Pathfinder Bank since 1998, Schneider has served as president and CEO since Director of research for American University’s January 2000 and has spent his entire career in Nuclear Studies Institute in Washington, D.C., the financial services industry. At SUNY Oswego, Intondi annually teaches in Hiroshima and he teaches a graduate-level finance course, Nagasaki alongside atomic bomb survivors and nuclear policy “Management of Financial Institutions, A Risk Based Approach,” in experts. In 2016, he began working with the Union of Concerned the School of Business. Scientists exploring new efforts to expand the nuclear disarmament Intensely and generously active in the community locally and movement to include more diverse voices, specifically from the black regionally, Schneider is past chairman of Oswego Health and community. He earned his master’s in history from Oswego. currently serves as a board member. He also serves on the boards Intondi is the author of the book African Americans Against the of CenterState CEO, the Shineman Foundation, WCNY and the Port Bomb: Nuclear Weapons, Colonialism, and the Black Freedom of Oswego Authority. Past president for Oswego Health affiliate Movement with Stanford University Press and is currently working Springside at Seneca Hill, Schneider has served on the board and on a new book, which focuses on the famous June 12, 1982, nuclear as officer and chairman for the Community Bankers Forum. He is disarmament march in New York City. A regular contributor to a current member of the Executive Committee and current board the Huffington Post, he has appeared publicly alongside Benjamin member of the New York Bankers Association. Jealous, Bobby Seale, Julian Bond, Tom Hayden and Daniel Ellsberg. Schneider also has served on the boards of Home Aides of Central Prior to teaching at Montgomery College, Intondi was associate New York, the Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Small Business professor of history at Seminole State College in Sanford, Florida. Program, the Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce, the United In 2011, he was named Distinguished Visiting Scholar of African Way of Oswego County and the Oswego YMCA. American Studies at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, where he He has a bachelor’s in economics from SUNY Cortland and a master co-created the “Harry T. Moore Legacy” program. of business administration degree from Fairfield University. Intondi earned his bachelor’s degree in economics at SUNY Potsdam before earning his master’s in history at SUNY Oswego. His doctorate in history is from American University.

8 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Commencement Speaker Student Speaker

Richard Einhorn Emily Nassir ’17 American Composer President, SUNY Oswego Student Association

Central New Yorkers might remember Einhorn Emily Nassir is a senior communication and for The Origin, a multimedia oratorio SUNY social interaction major at SUNY Oswego with Oswego commissioned and premiered in 2008. a minor in psychology. The president of Student Voices of Light, Einhorn’s oratorio with silent Association since February 2016, she serves as film — hailed by reviewers as “a great masterpiece the chief executive officer of a $1.7 million non- of contemporary music” and “a work of meticulous genius” — has profit organization. Nassir serves on numerous sold out such venues as the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Next Wave boards including the SUNY Student Assembly, Campus City Festival, Avery Fisher Hall, Kennedy Center, Sydney Opera House Relations Committee, Faculty Assembly, College Council, Economic and Disney Hall in Los Angeles. Development Advisory Council and the Auxiliary Services Board of Directors. Her professional interests include event planning, Other major works include Red Angels for New York City Ballet; The project management, business organization and fundraising. After Shooting Gallery, a multimedia collaboration with filmmaker Bill graduation, she will be participating in the Disney College Program Morrison; and A Carnival of Miracles for Anonymous 4, featuring a as a vacation planner in Orlando, Florida. translation by Elaine Pagels. Einhorn’s film music catalog includes scores for the Academy Award-winning documentary short Educating Peter (HBO); Arthur Penn’s thriller Dead of Winter starring Mary Steenburgen (MGM); John Coles’ Darrow (PBS) starring Kevin Spacey; and Fire-Eater directed by Pirjo Honkasalo, for which Einhorn won a Finnish Jussi Award for Best Musical Score. His production of the Bach Cello Suites with Yo-Yo Ma won a Grammy for Best Instrumental Performance. A summa cum laude graduate in music from Columbia University, Einhorn studied with Vladimir Ussachevsky and Mario Davidovsky. Before turning his attention exclusively to composition, Einhorn produced over 30 classical CDs for major classical artists. Einhorn has received numerous music awards and grants, and is also a well-known advocate for people with hearing loss. He is a board member of the Hearing Loss Association of America and his advocacy has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, NPR, and other major media. He lives in New York with his daughter Miranda and wife Amy Singer.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 9 Alumni Banner Presenters

Sasha Huff Marcus McFee-Walters Claire Lacure Banner Presenter, School of Banner Presenter, Banner Presenter, Liberal Arts and Sciences School of Business School of Education and School of Communication, Raised in Harlem, N.Y., Born and raised in West Media and the Arts Sasha Huff graduates with a Babylon, N.Y., Marcus bachelor’s degree in English McFee-Walters graduates Claire Lacure is a native with a minor in human with a bachelor’s degree in of Rochester, N.Y. development. During her finance. During his time at She graduates with a time at Oswego, Sasha enjoyed being involved Oswego, McFee-Walters was deeply involved bachelor’s degree in public relations with a on campus in as many ways as she could. in Greek life on campus, holding various concentration in marketing, accompanied Sasha was actively involved with the African, positions for Sigma Alpha Epsilon since by a minor in business administration with Latino, Asian and Native American (ALANA) his sophomore year. In addition, McFee- a concentration in leadership. Claire has Student Leadership Conference since her Walters has maintained an impressive grade been very involved during her years here freshman year and held three positions on the point average as a business student and at SUNY Oswego. In addition to serving as Black Student Union (BSU): director of social was involved with the Student Investment the treasurer for the Oswego Chapter of the media, director of programing and executive Club. He has also interned for the Student Public Relations Student Society of America, director. She spent two years as a resident Philanthropy Council at SUNY Oswego. He she has had several positions on the executive assistant in Oneida Hall. During her first year served as the student manager of the Telefund board of the Future Alumni Network; as an RA she was also the executive director of Office, a group of 30 student callers who including events director, coordinator of BSU, then her second year she stepped out of contact more than 85,000 Oswego alumni, public relations and marketing, and vice her comfort zone and became a peer educator friends and parents on behalf of The Fund for president. Additionally, Claire sits on the at the Lifestyles Center for a semester. Oswego annually. He plans to pursue a career Oswego Alumni Association’s Board of Sasha’s passion for diversity, community and in the financial or marketing fields where he Directors as the student representative and wellness led her to facilitate many programs can put to use his abilities to communicate interns in marketing for the Oswego State that addressed those topics and educated and manage multiple tasks and competing Athletics Department. Her commitment to the school community. Sasha’s ultimate deadlines. extracurricular activities stems from her goal in life is to help and inspire others. desire to give back to the school that she After graduation she will pursue a career in credits for shaping who she is as a person. education as a high school English teacher in Claire hopes to eventually work in public New York City, where she hopes to ignite the relations or marketing for major league sports. fire in her students to reach for the stars and follow their own passions in life.

A leader in education and an advocate of free public schools, Edward Austin Sheldon (1823-1897) was responsible for opening the Oswego Normal School in May 1861. Sheldon’s pioneering ideas in object teaching became a model for other normal schools throughout the nation and around the world. Sculptor John Frances Brines designed the statue that was constructed with penny contributions from school children throughout the state in 1899.

10 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence The highest student recognition through the SUNY system, the award recognizes students who earn high grade-point averages and make outstanding contributions to their campus and community.

Abigail Boyce Tatiana Gregory Senior Finance Major Senior Biochemistry Major A founding member and treasurer of Women in Gregory has served as president of the Student Business, the Lockport resident has served as Association Volunteer Ambulance Corps, co- team leader of the Chartered Financial Analyst founded Hands-Only CPR seminars on campus, (CFA) Research Challenge Team, sector leader and served as secretary of Colleges Against of the Investment Club, vice president-human Cancer, a coordinator of Relay for Life and resources for the Financial Management treasurer of the Shaun Cassidy Fan Club Improv Association and advertising manager of The Comedy Troupe. The Brooklyn native was a Oswegonian. A track and field athlete for four years and team research assistant during academic travel to the Federal University captain for two, she has set several school records while competing of Paraiba, Brazil, and conducts research with chemistry faculty in hurdles and triple jump. She has finished in the top eight in her member Kestas Bendinskas. Gregory earned induction to Omicron events at the SUNY Athletic Conference meet since sophomore Delta Kappa national leadership honor society is an Honors Student year. Boyce has been named to the national and SUNYAC Advisory Board member. She has logged more than 800 hours of All-Academic teams. community service and earned SAVAC’s Director of the Year Award.

Nicholas Noviasky Lauren Saroli Senior Physics Major Senior Zoology Major Recipient of a highly selective National Science Founder and president of the Oswego Zoological Foundation internship last summer in materials Student Association, Saroli’s key research involves science and engineering at University of assessing impacts of Lake Ontario’s contaminants Nebraska-Lincoln, the Cassville resident also on lake trout physiology. The Fairport resident is co-authored of a study on lithium-ion batteries, recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, in submission to a journal. The Physics Club vice including those supporting research on dolphin president and Sigma Xi honor society member behavior and fish abundance in Honduras and won the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at the 2016 statewide bird populations in Melbourne, Australia. Saroli helped rebuild meeting of the American Physical Society, and his abstract has homes after Hurricane Sandy, worked for the Carolina Tiger Rescue been accepted for a research poster at the 2017 APS meeting in New and repaired flooded homes in Oneida. Secretary of Omicron Orleans. Noviasky has volunteered the past four years for Friends & Delta Kappa leadership honor society, she also is a member of Vega Neighbors, providing food and clothing in his home community. junior and senior women’s honor society and former member of the Honors Advisory Board.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 11 Honors Programs College Honors Program

Honors Programs have been instituted for outstanding students in The Oswego College Honors Program consists of a core of courses the fields of biology, chemistry, economics, history, mathematics, in the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, philosophy and meteorology, physics, political science and psychology. The eligibility history designed to stimulate students’ intellectual growth and develop requirements for these programs are rigorous and the coursework itself is their analytical abilities. Unlike traditional courses, which present beyond the scope of that of regular classes. The following students from material from a single field of study, Honors Program courses are this class have completed an Honors Program: multi-disciplinary, drawing ideas and information from many fields and addressing concerns common to all the disciplines. In addition to Honors Tessila Abbott – Chemistry core requirements and all the requirements in their majors, Honors Zachary Bennett – Chemistry Program students must also meet requirements in laboratory science and a foreign language and complete an Honors Thesis, in which they explore Marianna Butera – Chemistry a topic in some depth. The following students from the Class of 2017, Kevin Clark – Chemistry wearing silver tassels, are completing the requirements for the SUNY Vincent DeBiase – Physics Oswego College Honors Program: Gary Ellis – Chemistry Sequoya Fitzpatrick – Psychology Lukas Benjamin Kristen McCarthy Tatiana Gregory – Chemistry Zachary Bennett Miranda Nelson Kimberly LaGatta – Chemistry Julia Brennan Shawna O’Donovan Jesse Mazur – Chemistry Emilia Chrostowska Stacy Palacios Theron Richardson – Chemistry JoAnn DeLauter Jane Pascar Diana Rispoli – Chemistry Andrew Doxey Jacqueline Rayburn Kevin Spath – Biology Rachel Edic Zachary Riley Iain Thompson – Chemistry Casey Fetsko Kenneth Roffo Sequoya Fitzpatrick Lauren Saroli Diana Galiatsatos Serena Schaeber Possibility Scholars Dylan Gates Holly Thomas Aiyana Huger Madison Tinney Olivia Jacobsen Justiss Usborne The Possibility Scholars Awards are presented to the graduating Possibility Scholars in recognition of their accomplishments in the Kelly Jones Sarah Woods Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields throughout Camillo Licata their four years as a scholar. Such accomplishments include rigorous laboratory-based summer research projects through the Summer Research Institute and an international service learning experience through the Global Laboratory to study real-world problems such as mitigating climate change, controlling emerging diseases, reducing extreme poverty, developing sustainable energy resources, and wisely managing water and food systems.

Fernando Baez Dylan Gates Vincent Debiase Marisa McDonough

12 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Honor Organizations

Alpha Delta Omega Public Justice Honor Society – an Epsilon Pi Tau International Honor Society for Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society – recognizes open, democratic organization of individuals commit- Professions in Technology – membership based on high outstanding scholarship in the French language and ted to academic excellence and to the ideal of justice, scholastic attainment, participation and leadership in literatures, to increase the knowledge and appreciation fairness, freedom and equality for all people in all Technology in the college and in the community, and of Americans for the cultural contributions of the aspects of society. professional qualifications and promise. French-speaking world, to stimulate and to encourage French and francophone cultural activities. Alpha Epsilon Rho Scholastic Honor Society – Kappa Delta Pi National Education Honor Society – recognizing academic achievement among students recognizes excellence and fosters mutual cooperation, Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society – in the field of electronic media (including web/ support and professional growth for educational members are indicative of superior attainment in internet technologies, broadcasting, mass communi- professionals. music and personal qualifications pertaining to an cation, radio, television, cable and/or film). outstanding exponent of the art. Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society – Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatics Honor Society – promotes scholarship and research in anthropology by Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society an honorary society founded in 1924 that recognizes recognizing and honoring superior achievement in the – stimulates scholarship and intelligent interest in outstanding student achievement in college and discipline among students, faculty and other persons political science to provide a framework for enriching university theatre. engaged in the study of anthropology. the exposure of its members and community to the study of government and issues of public concern. Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society for Adult Lambda Pi Eta National Communication Studies Honor Learners – recognizes the special achievements of Society – represents what Aristotle described in his Psi Chi National Honor Society for Psychology – adult students who accomplish academic excellence book, Rhetoric, as the three ingredients of persuasion: encourages, stimulates and maintains excellence in while facing competing interests of home and work. Logos meaning logic, Pathos relating to emotion, and scholarship and advancing the science of psychology. Ethos derived as character, credibility and ethics. Beta Alpha Psi National Business Honor Society – the Sigma Delta Pi National Hispanic Honor Society – international honorary organization for accounting Mu Beta Psi National Honorary Musical Fraternity recognizes excellence in the study of Spanish and and finance students and professionals, recognizes – co-ed service fraternity encouraging fellowship provides incentive for Spanish language study, academic excellence and promotes professional de- among musicians and is devoted to the study and leadership, and service. Its motto is the Greek phrase velopment and service activities among its members. performance of music. “Spanîas Didagéi Proágomen” meaning “Let’s go forth/continue forth under the teaching/guidance of Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Omicron Delta Epsilon International Academic Honor the Spanish language.” Society for AACSB Accredited Schools – serving business Society – recognizes scholastic attainment and honors programs accredited by the Association to Advance outstanding achievements in economics — establish- Sigma Iota Rho is an interdisciplinary international Collegiate Schools of Business. ment of closer ties between students and faculty in affairs honor society. Promotes and rewards scholarship economics. and service among students and practitioners of Chi Alpha Epsilon Educational Opportunity internal studies, international affairs, and global Program Honor Society – recognizes the academic Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor studies. Fosters integrity and creative performance in achievements of students admitted to colleges and Society – recognizes and encourages superior the conduct of world affairs. universities through non-traditional criteria and serves leadership and exemplary character, excellence as EOP students. Promotes continued high academic students and leaders in student groups, organizations, Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society – standards, fosters increased communication among its and activities. confers distinction for high academic achievement in members, and honors academic excellence achieved English and Creative Writing and promotes interest in Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society – by those students. literature and writing. requires a high overall GPA and even higher GPA in Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society of history, sponsoring student trips and outside lecturers. Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society – recognizes Professional Counseling and for Professional Counselors scientific achievement, enhances health of research Phi Beta Delta – an international honor society recog- – established in 1985 to provide recognition for enterprise, fosters integrity in science and engineering nizing students, faculty, staff and alumni; who possess outstanding achievement and service within the and promotes the public’s understanding of science a deep commitment to international affairs, educa- profession by counselors-in-training, counselor for the purpose of improving the human condition. tion, and research; who have made significant contri- educators, and professional counselors whose butions to expanding global engagement and world Vega Junior and Senior Women’s Honor Society – career commitment is to research and serve through awareness. Members of this honorary are wearing women’s junior and senior honor society which places professional counseling. bronze medallions with red and yellow ribbons. strong value on academic leadership and community Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Society – recognizes service. Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society – promotes excellence in the study of German; promotes higher superior scholarship in all academic disciplines, scholarship and study of German language, literature honoring students who excel in scholarship in order to and civilization; emphasizing aspects of German life stimulate others to strive for excellence. and the culture of universal value contributing to the eternal search for peace and truth.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 13 State University SUNY Oswego SUNY Oswego Retiring Faculty of New York College Council and Professional Staff

Board of Trustees James M. McMahon Dr. Michael S. Ameigh Chair Associate Professor, Communication Studies H. Carl McCall Assistant Provost for Budget and Operations Chairman Darlene Baker General Manager, WRVO Public Media Saleem Cheeks Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1990 Joseph W. Belluck Richard Farfaglia Courtney Burke Michael J. Goldych R. Deborah Davis Marc Cohen Brian S. McGrath Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Eric Corngold Baye Muhammad Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2002 Robert Duffy Emily Nassir (Student Representative) Ronald G. Ehrenberg Winfield Ihlow Angelo M. Fatta Academic Tutor, Math Specialist, Office of Learning Services Peter Knuepfer Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1985 Eunice A. Lewin Marshall A. Lichtman James Molinari Stanley Litow Professor, Marketing and Management Richard Socarides Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1977 Carl Spielvogel Edward Spiro Terrance O’Brien Cary F. Staller Visiting Assistant Professor, Counseling and Psychological Services Nina Tamrowski Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2005 Lawrence Waldman Catherine Santos Associate Provost for Multicultural Affairs Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1987 Chancellor of the University John Shaffer Nancy L. Zimpher Director, ARTSwego Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2012

Natalie Sturr Coordinator of Library Technology, Penfield Library Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1980

Margaret Tiballi Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1990

Elaine Wenderholm Associate Professor, Computer Science Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1998

14 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT College of Liberal Arts Tessila Abbott, Pulaski Alyssa Janice Bilello, Smithtown James P. Abraham, Webster Nicole Black, College Point and Sciences Keearaha S. Abrahams, Rosedale Evan Edward Blaski, Sayville * Megan C. Adelman, Jacksonville, FL * Jasmine Von Blaylock, Brooklyn ** Maria Fernanda Pimenta Aguilar, Ryan F. Blinkhorn, Schenectady The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the Sao Paulo, Brazil Jennifer Stanton Bodnar, Auburn largest academic division in SUNY Oswego, Alyssa R. Aldrich, Warsaw Sarah E. Bonaker, Amsterdam boasting eighteen academic departments, ** Zachary J. Allen, Macedon Caden Gregory Bonzerato, Liverpool fifteen interdisciplinary programs, five Ashley Cherise Allwood, Brooklyn ** Megan R. Bortz, Fairport graduate programs, and several certificate Morgan Timothy Altland, Rochester * Valerie Lynn Boscia, Cold Spring programs. Providing a learning-centered Saoni Alvarado, Bronx Sarah N. Bower, Camillus community committed to high intellectual Zachary James Anderson, Camillus Patrick Kenneth Boynes, Mahopac standards, the College offers more than forty * Janelle Marie Andolina, Leicester Patrick V. Boynton, Fairmount undergraduate majors in subjects ranging ** Brittany Christine Androsko, Weedsport Allison Boyzuck, Mexico from American Studies to Zoology, nearly Domenico Antonio Angerosa, Glenville Kimberly M. Bracken, Greenport as many minors, and three cooperative * Allison B. Anthony, Elmira * Dana J. Brandenberger, East Northport degree programs. Through in-depth study in * Skye Lynn Aponte, New York Hannah Brennan, Saratoga Springs traditional and interdisciplinary programs Brian William Arendt, New City *** Julia M. Brennan, Phoenix we prepare students to identify and develop ** Shannon L. Ariel, Larksville,PA Ivana Bresovska, Camillus productive solutions to the many challenges Justine Elizabeth Arold, Auburn Cody L. Brett, Oswego facing regional, national, and global civil German Adrian Arzu, Bronx ** Alissa Michele Brooks, Rochester society. John Christopher Ashley Jr., Stormville Jared David Brower, Gloversville ** Ariel Jessie Ashline-Winters, Hilton Justin James Brown, Marion Porcia Asiedu, Bronx Morgan Riley Brown, Bloomingburg Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree Jennifer Janily Auceda, Brooklyn Laurelle Elizabeth Bryington, Odessa April L. Aungier, La Fayette Akwasi S. Buansi Jr., Brooklyn Subject to completion of all degree require- Casondra C. Auricchio, East Syracuse Benjamin Adam Buchar, Bloomfield ments, degrees will be conferred upon those *** Benjamin George Aylsworth, Attica Katherine Emily Buehrer, Bath, ME individuals listed herein who have met the Deanna Ashley Buley, Lacona requirements of their respective degrees in Jenna N. Babbitt, Le Roy ** Gwynndolynne Sue Buster, Yukon, OK December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017. Liam A. Bader, Voorheesville *** Marianna Carmella Butera, Hamburg * Fernando Alberto Baez, Bronx Michael Peter Byrne, Slate Hill In an effort to honor graduating seniors Jonathan Baker, Hopewell Junction individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Richard Thomas Balch Jr., Ilion Jonathan Charles Caimano, Orchard Park members to read each graduate’s name as Zoe Barnholdt, Wellesley Island Ivan J. Calero, Valley Stream they receive congratulations from Samantha Barrows, Oxford * Marlon A. Calliste, Port Jeff Sta their dean and the president. Matthew Evan Bartholomew, Clay Michael A. Calobrisi, East Northport Julie Marie Barton, Stony Brook * Chelsie Olivia Campbell, Brooklyn *** Alex Michael Bateman, Fulton * Ian W. Campbell, Akron *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) *** Stacy L. Baum, Alexandria Bay Nathalie Campos, Manorville identified by gold cap and gown. Joshuah David Beach, Clay Mark Candelario, Greenfield Park Amani Jamella Beauzile, Saint Albans Jemsley Canela Uribe, Bronx ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) * Stephanie M. Becht, Amherst Christina Lee Cannizzo, Oswego identified by gold honor stole. James Robert Bechtel, Parish Nick Capella, Clay

** Susanna Mary Becker, Hyde Park * Marissa Lynn Capuano, Wappingers Falls * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) ** Roderick A. Bell, Liverpool Ryan Carpenter, Smithtown identified by gold honor rope. ** Erick Xavier Benavides, New Windsor *** Collin M. Carr, Clyde Lukas Andrew Benjamin, Norwich Kheiyasa Carter, Ossining College Honors Program *** Zachary Scott Bennett, Bloomsburg, PA * Patrick Anthony Caruso, Schenectady identified by silver tassel. *** Lucy Elizabeth Bergemann, Westwood, MA Amanda Casella, Staten Island Tasina M. Berkey, Staten Island Alyssa Cassar, Miller Place Miranda M. Berrios, New York * Paige Toren Castle, Fairport Chelsea Elizabeth Beshures, Mexico Taylor James Catlin, Dryden Isadora Gail Bevan, Amherst Leanne Marie Cellura, Rochester

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 15 Alec C. Cepeda, Ossining Lincoln Daniel, Swarthmore, PA * Casey L. Fetsko, Ithaca Dylan J. Charland, Saranac Michael Lee Daniel Jr., Dansville Paige Marie Files, Cicero Sage Owen Chase, Forestport * Tyler Dee Danzy, Central Islip ** Sequoya Anita Fitzpatrick, Lake Luzerne *** Courtney C. Cherry, Endicott * Gabrielle A. Darling, Freedom Nyasia Flowers, East Elmhurst Sui Yau Cheung, Brooklyn Akeem J. Davis, Mount Vernon Nagnouma Fofana, New York Kristie Kelly Chiasson, Memphis Shelby Kathryn Davis, Watertown *** Jeremy Michael Fontaine, Woonsocket, RI Nyeema S. Chisolm, Bronx ** Bryna Daykin, Geneva Keith Michael Fosmire, Fulton ** Margaret Rachel Choroser, Marcellus James Anthony DeBiase, Oswego MaKayla Rose Foster, Canastota Deanna L. Christiansen, Poughkeepsie *** Vincent Phillip DeBiase, Oswego Olivia Nicole Fradette, Central Square * Kathleen A. Christman, Stephentown * Megan Elizabeth DeBolt, Baldwinsville Allison L. Fralick, Syracuse * Emilia E. Chrostowska, Sackets Harbor * Jalana M. Decambra, Brooklyn * Jamie Leigh Fredericks, Fort Plain Jiyon Chu, Oswego Frances Rosemarie DeFilippo, Patchogue ** Austin J. Frost, Oswego Alexis Chung, Elmont Braiden William DeGraw, Hurleyville Emily A. Fulfarr, Huntington Station Angelique Marie Chung, Valley Stream *** Nathan Daniel Delaney, Minoa Alana Cimijotti, Rensselaer Joseph J. DeSilva, Garrison Samuel P. Gagliardi, Auburn * Jake Jeffrey Claflin, Cicero Brianna Ellen Devine, Oradell, NJ Julie D. Gagliardo, Tonawanda Amanda Lynn Clark, Moravia Morgan E. Devine, East Setauket Margaret Gaiero, Rumney, NH * Gwendolyn Marie Clark, Watertown * Diana Galiatsatos, Seaford Kevin Robert Clark, Wappingers Falls Zachary Diamond, Slingerlands * Selena R. Gancasz, Central Square Megan Ann Cleary, Bronx Aaron Rashad Diaz, Rochester Jake Anthony Ganpat, Brooklyn Patrick Cleaver, Watertown Stephanie Lee DiBiase, Syracuse *** Dylan J. Gates, Binghamton Kylie Clifford, Fulton Claudia Ann DiCalogero, Port Jefferson * Alyssa Gau, Otisville Brian K. Clowes, Lacona Kami Nicole Doane, Bolivar Katherine Gaurnier, Baldwinsville Nicholas D. Cocks, Oswego Kelly Ann Doering, Monroe Jackson Tierney Gavin, East Aurora Holly Grace Cohen, Buffalo * Micaela Catherine Donabell Anne Emily Geiss, Oswego Joshua M. Collette, Rockville, MD North Syracuse Letisha Ganyard, Flushing Benjamin G. Collins, Central Square * Caroline M. Dougherty, Oswego Kristal Ynes Geraldino, Bronx Jordan Colvin, Hoosick Falls *** Mandi Nicole Douthit, Allegany Jonathon Gianchetta, Smithtown Meaghan Come, Taberg * Andrew Miller Doxey, Marathon Gavin Michael Gilbert, Oswego Thomas R. Comer, N. Syracuse John Andrew Dromms, Liverpool Matthew James Gilchriest, Syracuse Joseph P. Conway, Merrick Julia R. D’Rozario, Chaffee * Ariel S. Gill, Brooklyn Kaitlin M. Cool, Mohawk * James Anthony Duffy, Holbrook Katie Nicole Gilley, Buffalo James Justin Lucki Cooper, Brooklyn Richard J. Dufresne, Amsterdam Mary Gilmore, New Paltz Joshua Richard Costo, Oswego Matthew E. Dunham, Cicero * Christopher F. Gomez, Bronx Amanda Marie Courtney, Kings Park * Miranda Riley Dunn, Lowville ** Amber L. Gonzalez, Brooklyn Abigail Paige Craft, Ellenville Bryanna Nicole Duval, Utica Troy J. Crevier, Webster Daliana S. Gonzalez, Rochester Connor M. Dwyre, La Fayette Ryann E. Crofoot, Fulton * Coleen R. Goss, Fulton * Timothy Cronin, Walden Sohrab Ghaffari Gousheh, New York ** Dereck Allen Eddards, Gloversville * Nathan Raymond Allen Crowell, Hastings Jenelle Elizabeth Graham, Syracuse ** Abigail Lu Ellert, Glen Spey Rafael Roman Cruz, Valley Cottage * Alecia M. Grandy, Liverpool ** Gary Hunter Ellis, East Greenbush Gabriele Elizabeth Curley, Monroe * Tyler Thomas Granger, Hadley * Gary Ellison Jr., Fishkill Robert Michael Curran, Holbrook Maggie Kathleen Graser, Syracuse * Christopher Robert Emproto, Huntington Kyle Cushman, Oswego Toni L. Gray, Sandy Creek Alyssa C. Everly, Gerrardstown, WV ** Maxwell T. Cutie, Baldwinsville Joseph Vincent Greco, West Islip * Lauren Nicole Cutler, North Canton, OH Ethan Daniel Green, Unadilla Maria Cutolo, East Quogue * Melinda Falcon Gomez, Brentwood Idalis Ann Mary Green, Mount Sinai Marcus Farnham, Phoenix Kimberly Michelle Green, New Paltz Harry A. Dadson, Bronx *** Allison M. Fausner, Huntington Shaquile Antonio Greene, Middletown Anthony Vincent Dahl, Auburn * Ashley Feble, New York ** Tatiana Rachelleah Gregory, Brooklyn Rebecca Elizabeth Dailey, Johnson City Edwin Francisco Febus-Munoz, Hannibal ** Harleen Kaur Grewal, Oswego ** Deborah Dakin, Fredericton, NB Matthew Joseph Federation, Freeville Benjamin Hall Griffin, Sterling Alex R. D’Alessandro, Sackets Harbor Samantha Hope Feldman, Oceanside Richard C. Grimaldi, Patterson ** Zachary Vincent D’Alessandro, Janet Marie Ferguson, Palmyra Amber Lee Grochan, Mattydale Sackets Harbor Samantha Michael Fernandez, Bronx *** Jennie Marie Grose, Whitesboro

16 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Sarah Elizabeth Hadlock, Oxford Jeanette Ann Johnson, Watertown Andrew Alexander Leo, Corona Travis Daniel Hafner, Hannibal ** Clayton Jones, Sauquoit Noelle Courtney Law LeRoy, Schuylerville ** Rachel E. Hald, Reno, NV Dustin Todd Jones, Palmyra Jessica Lyndsey Levasseur, Holbrook Benjamin W. Hale, Ballston Lake * Kelly E. Jones, Fairport Deanna P. Levy, North Massapequa Grace M. Hall, Herkimer Mathew Thomas Jones, Oswego * Camillo Julian Licata, Pine Bush Eric F. Hamilton, Liverpool Timothy Tiljevang Jones, Apopka, FL Connor J. Lind, Ballston Lake Dorcas N. Hammond, Brooklyn Sebin K. Joseph, New Hyde Park *** Angela M. Livingston, Oswego * James P. Hannan, Poughkeepsie Sabina Gabrielle Longo, Schenectady Dana Lee Harper, Potsdam * Cire Kaba, Bronx Dylan M. Longworth, Huntington Station Daniel A. Harris, Canandaigua Corey Alexander Kane, Erin * Lacey Loughlin, East Northport Nina Menga Lukelo, Corona * Mikaela Grace Harris, Cobleskill * Jillian L. Katz, East Amherst Ashley A. Lyman, Lockport Gary Hayden Jr., Oswego ** Michael J. Kelkenberg, Oswego Steven James Healt, Forestport * Kasey A. Kelleher, Penfield Anthony Macchiano Jr., Mount Vernon Thomas M. Hellen, Rocky Point Brianna Keller, Cicero Justin P. MacCreery, Phoenix Samantha Kelley Henderson, Oswego Taran T. Kerrigan, Pine Bush * Laura Macdonald, Northport Joseph R. Henriques, New City Hongki Kim, Gwangyang, South Korea Kaitlynn Susan MacIsaac, Accord Christopher A. Henriquez, Jackson Heights Jungho Kim, Oswego Nicholas C. Macro, Syracuse Kaitlin Hernández, Brooklyn Corinne Kimmelman, Jamesport Alexandra Jade Mannise, Fulton Oscar Jesael Hernandez Vasquez, Amityville Alyse C. Kirk, Camden Dominick Manno, Victor Rachel S. Hernon, New Hartford Shannon Marie Kleespies, Endwell ** Mariana E. Manou, Webster Davis R. Herold, Tully Erin Marie Knaul, Baldwinsville April M. Manzella, Albany Erin Elizabeth Herr, Auburn Jisu Ko, Seoul, South Korea * Elizabeth Anne Mapley, Akron Amanda Sarah Hewes, Fairport John Paul Koenig, Auburn Zachary R. Marani, Theresa *** Mara Anne Hogan, Syracuse Christina Charlene Koonce, South Park, PA Blake Marion, Latham Keith Michael Horbachewski, East Aurora Sara Faye Koutrouby, Patchogue Katie Bea Marrano, Bayside * Nathan Hornbostel, Palo Alto, CA * Joseph Kraus, Syracuse Alexandra Pitarra Mars, Binghamton Julia K. Hoshino, Ithaca * Vincent Joseph Krawiecki Jr., Rexford Keith C. Martin, Delmar Stephen James Hotaling, Gloversville Alicia N. Kreamer, Patchogue ** Sachelle Olivia Martin, Bronx Emily P. Hotchkiss, Shortsville Tyler Krebs, Vernon Tyler A. Martin, Hastings Nina M. House, Phoenix Sarabeth Jin Kreuter, Glen Cove Daniel Robert Massarini, Union Springs Devorah S. Howe, Central Islip Patrick M. Krinsky, Suffern Nicholas P. Massaro, Dexter Breanna Leigh Hoyt, Binghamton Nathan Ronald Krome, Johnson City Esther A. Mateo, Bronx * Robert Hoyt, Bernhards Bay Julia Elizabeth Kubacki, Cicero Ryan Michael Matthews, Syracuse Dennis Hsu, Bethpage *** Sonali Kumar, Amsterdam Seth Michael Matthews, Liverpool Dillion Spencer Hudson, Clifton Springs * Paul Kwoyelo, Manlius Brian Conner Mattioli, Cortlandt Manor Sasha Huff, New York * Brandon Kyle Maxwell, Greenville * Jordan Michael Maxwell, Liverpool * Aiyana LéRoy Huger, Yonkers Desirae Laezza, Selden * Jesse Levi Mazur, Liverpool * Kelsey E. Hughes, Oswego Cody L. LaFever, Delhi * Mary Catherine Mazzella, Plattsburgh Matthew Thomas Hughes, Endicott * Kimberly Eileen LaGatta, Blossvale * Shelbi June McIlroy, Watertown Laura A. Hussing, Hopewell Junction * Benjamin S. Laine, Fresh Meadows * Briana A. McCall, New York * Tenzin W. Lama, Brooklyn Jayme A. McCreary, Baldwinsville ** Adam Kenneth Jackson, Boonville Connor D. Landers, Rochester *** Marisa Mae McDonough, Saranac Lake Abigail Joy Jago, Garden Grove, CA Alicia Anne Landis, Phoenix * Joanna Kathryn McIntyre, Pearl River * Maxiel Jaime, Bronx Sarah Langer, Rye Brook Ashante McLeod-Perez, Manlius Jocelynn Jakaub, Union Springs Jinekqua Langston, New York Maureen Elizabeth McMahon, Ilion * Michael A. Jaquez, Jamaica * Jesus Lara, Bronx Oliver Ranjula Medonza, Kandy, Sri Lanka Robert D. Jarvis, Palmyra Joseph James Laricchiuta, Farmingville *Rolando Mejia, Elmira Stephen Mccormick Javier, Highland Mills * Alicia Marie Lauber, Central Square Michael F. Mekker, Syracuse Katherine M. Jensen, Mexico Jason David Lavarnway, Morrisonville MacKenzie A. Meleca, Webster Anna Ivette Jimenez, Mount Vision Nicholas John Lazarich, Deer Park Amanda Asieduwaa Mensah, Syracuse Roberto Manes Joachim, Jamaica Brittany Ann LeBlanc, Liverpool Caitlyn Mensch, Nesconset Nicholas Vincent Joannides, Middletown Chelsea Lynne Legates, Oswego David Anthony Merrow, Central Square Jeralee Veronica Jobson, Watertown * Lewis P. Lenard, Sherman Oaks, CA Kellie-Anne Metcalf, Cicero * Ingrid Elizabeth Johansen, Sammamish, WA Mary Catherine Lenhart, Fulton Joseph Louis Meyer III, Wayland

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 17 Hiroshi Mikami, Furano, Japan ** Joseph A. Palluconi, Spencerport Jason Michael Rice, Canastota Amber Marie Miller, Oswego Sicily Mary Palmeri, Buffalo MaryCatherine Elizabeth Rice, Oswego Nathan Kelly Miller, Minetto Gina Marie Palumbo, Sayville * Robert A. Rice, Pulaski Ryan Christopher Miller, Manorville Zachary J. Paquette, West Islip Dana Carol Richards, Phoenix * Rosanna Minaya, Bronx Annamaria Paradiso, Syracuse ** Theron Richardson, Brooklyn *** Scott Phillip Minihkeim, Oswego ** Nathanial S. Partridge, Liverpool * Kendall E. Richer, Syracuse * Dana Corinne Mitchell, Baldwinsville * Jane Alexandra Pascar, Corning Rachel Amanda Richie, Utica Brittney Maryellen Sophia Mitsiell, Fulton Dayna Aurora Passer, Mexico Richard Corey Riehm, Middlesex Margaret Mooney, Oswego David Michael Passino Jr., Peru Christopher Rigobello, Brooklyn Jamie Nicole Morris, Elmira *** Danielle Marie Peck, Fulton * Zachary Keith Riley, Rocky Point * Kyan Robertson Peffer, Wading River Destiny Jamae Morrison, Atlanta, GA * Diana Marie Rispoli, Amityville ** Kassidy Lynn Pekarek, Minetto *** Roger A. Morrison Jr., Binghamton * Renny Jasmin Rivera, Bronx Grayson Pellerito, Jamestown Everette Lee Moses III, Clark Mills *** James Robert Robello, Webster Kenneth James Pembleton, Liverpool ** Jennifer Emily Moss, Oneonta Benjamin Raymond Roberts, Ballston Spa Luis Paulo Pereira, Yaphank Annalise Desiree Mousaw, Niskayuna Christian T. Roberts, Clifton Park Daniela Melody Perez, Bronx Lileth Tatjana Muench, Malone Max William Robertson, Pittsford Savannah Grace Perez, Yorktown Heights * Sarah Mulé, East Northport Xavier R. Robles, South Glens Falls *** Alaina Leigh Perkins, Williamstown Crista Noelle Mullady, Smithtown ** Gaitri Devi Rodhan, Jamaica Devon J. Perkins, Watertown Alexa Nicole Rodriguez, Warwick Andrew Jacob Munger, Mexico Nicole Ellen Perniciaro, West Islip Annez Rodriguez, Bronx Ryan M. Murphy, Duanesburg Jonathan Neil Petillo, Centereach Daniel Angel Rodriguez, Monroe Emma Nicole Murray, Burlington, CT Taylor Renee Petry, Rochester ** Kenneth Raymond Roffo Jr., Phoenix Olivia Pexton, Portsmouth, NH Destinee S. Rogers, Westfield Justine Napoleon, West Babylon James S. Pharo, New York Alexandra C. Rohrs, Freeport Taylor J. Napoleon, West Babylon Janelys Pichardo, New York Richard K. Rojas, Monroe *** Matthew J. Needle, Baldwinsville * Marissa Pierce, Harpursville * Silvia Roman, Bronx Kelsey Negron, Bronx * Katelyn Pingelski, Mechanicville Zachary Michael Rombough, Eden Brett Cardone Nelson, Whitesboro Jeremiah Amaya Pisagih, Rochester Kyle Patrick Rooney, Kingston *** Miranda Lea Nelson, Beverly,NJ Dana Kristine Virginia Pitts, Endicott Jonathan H. Ross, Gansevoort Maddison Grace Neuland, Oswego Sierra L. Plemenik, Schenectady Megan Ross, Spencer Courtney Marie Neville, Fulton Jonathan Reid Plescia, Woodgate Michael A. Rotolo, Lake Ronkonkoma Kyle Everett Newman, Goshen Monika Pohudo, Clearwater, FL Kaitlin M. Rousseau, Poughkeepsie Peter T. Nichik, Richmond Hill Stephen J. Porter, Port Jervis * Nicholas Blake Roy, Rutland, VT *** Nancy E. Nieder, Leeds Hilda Viviana Posada Pacheco, Oswego * Marina Lynne Ruffalo, Newark Michael Anthony Nielsen, Cornwall Angelica Ashleigh Post, Syracuse Joshua Law Post, East Syracuse * Maria Nicole Ruffino, Oneonta Thomas Richard Nolan II, Syracuse Nicholas Wayne Rumpf, Porter Corners Matthew J. Norton, Evans Mills Matthew J. Potrzeba, Whitesboro Morgan Pratt, Oswego Lacey Rose Rusaw, Fulton ** Nicholas John Noviasky, Cassville Chris M. Prestia Jr., Manlius Joshua Russo, Ballston Spa Storey Alessandra Nowaczyk, East Amherst * Evan Roy Priest, Rock City Falls Patrick John Russo, Seneca Falls Michael Robert Nuccitelli Jr., Webster * Katelyn M. Proulx, Tunkhannock, PA * Brooke D. Ryan, Marcellus Melissa Ann Pryor, Oswego Heather Christine Rybacki, Endicott Jorge Obregon, New York Sydney C. Prystal, Auburn Gabriel A. Odugbesi, Valley Stream Jonathan Ptacek, New Hyde Park *** Zachary Kent Sabin, Highland, UT Christy Lee Ogden, Honeoye Falls Cameron J. Sacchet, Yonkers ** Tara L. O’Grady, Lake Peekskill Andres Ramos Faneytte, Bronx Scarlett Marie Pia Salerno, Wilmington,MA *** Cahmlo Olive, Erieville Alexis M. Rank, Bridgeport Shakira S. Samuels, New York Allison J. Olivier, Clinton Peter Michael Rapp, Elmont ** Alyssa Marie Santagato, Mechanicville Adam Edward O’Neill, Ontario Nirender Rathor, New York Alexis Jade Santiago, Solvay Roland Opoku, Bronx Tyler Richard Rawson, Baldwinsville Natalie A. Santiago, Elmont Justin Ortega, Bronx Dillon Michael Ray, Utica Carmyn Joyce Santore, Hannibal Mara O’Shei, Orchard Park ** Nicole K. Reed, Oswego *** Lauren E. Saroli, Fairport Marissa Madeline Osier, Cicero Jeff G. Registre, Stony Point Jason Bryan Savlov, Liverpool Maura Rose Reilly, Sauquoit Olivia Colleen Schaeber, Liverpool Christopher Joseph Pacelli, Ballston Lake Alda C. Reis, Yorktown Heights *** Serena M. Schaeber, Liverpool Stacy Irene Palacios, East Elmhurst Kristian William Reynolds, Cortland Cloie E. Schessl, Fairport

18 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT * Jack Schirtz, Oswego Cassidy Lynn Taranto, Schenectady Thomas Albert Werth Jr., Oswego Courtney Lynn Schneeberger, Poughkeepsie De-Anna D. Tate, Brooklyn Keyra Amanda Westby, Bronx Joshua Joseph Sclafani, Hopewell Junction Karina Tavarez, New York Mateusz Wiater, Arverne Steven Kyle Scott-Mohammed, Huntington Travis P. Taylor, Montgomery Breanna Williams, Brooklyn Austin C. Scro, Delmar *** Kenneith G. Teamoh, Watertown ** Jonah Alexander Williams, Deposit Kaylee Lynn Searor, Oswego Matthew Alan Tebaldi, Ballston Spa * Nicholas M. Williams, Oswego Alec Michael Sebastian, East Aurora Rachael Templeton, Pulaski Shunia C. Williams, Bronx James Laird Seegars II, Syracuse John TeNyenhuis, Mastic Colin P. Wilson, Delmar James Vincent Segretto, Oswego ** Taylor R. Tessier, Nedrow * Nicholas James Winters, Saratoga Springs Khairunisa Hasnein Sharif, Elmont Amy M. Testa, Auburn * Heaven Wong, Saint Albans Justin J. Sharlow, Oswego ** Jenna M. Testa, Rochester ** Jenna Nicole Wood, Cobleskill Ashley Ann Sherman, Oswego *** Holly Joy Thomas, Orangeville, IL Lillian Wood, Candor * Alexa Ray Shumway, Tupper Lake *** Iain James Thompson, Oswego Ashlie Woodcock, Cleveland Nicholas Louis Siciliano, Fishkill Sarah Marie Timney, Fulton Marquis Jules Wright, Far Rockaway ** Melissa Ann Siegfried, Laurel Aloaye I. Tisor, Bronx Carly Simmons, Savannah Jessica Louise Toach, New Hartford Miranda C. Yonkasky, West Islip Emily Lynn Simons, Ontario ** Rafael Oscar Torres Jr., Brooklyn Diamond T. Young, Syracuse Kinsey Elise Simons, Honeoye Falls Kaela R. Towne, Oswego Amanda M. Yousey, Syracuse Emily Caroline Sischo, Schenectady * Alexis Marie Traina, Middletown Alexander Heung Smith, Barrytown Karlee Trautwig, Deer Park Evelyn Lorena Zevallos, Bethpage ** Carlene Alexandra Smith, Freeville Elizabeth Marie Travers, Oswego Nicole Marie Ziegler, Mexico Marissa Nicole Smith, Oneida Rachel Elizabeth Treiling, Wading River Derek Ivan Zinter, West Henrietta Morgan Elizabeth Smith, Montgomery Anthony Rocco Trivigno, Deer Park * Alec Jason Zuch, Yorktown Heights Nancy Smith-Jennings, Middletown *** Matthew J. Trudeau, Rochester Morgan Elizabeth Snyder, Rochester *** Megan Leanna Truesdale, Owego Thomas A. Sobiech, Pine Island Kylie Margaret Tucker, Chittenango Angela M. Sobotka, East Amherst * Angela Rose Tylock, Mechanicville * Max Sokolovsky, Oswego Christel E. Solomon, Bronx * Sidney S. Uquillas, Woodhaven Kailey Briana Somers, Lake Ronkonkoma * Esosa B. Uwadiae, Cambria Heights Kevin Adrian Son, Brooklyn * Alyssa Rose Sovocool, Homer Brina Agustina Valencia, Rocky Point Amy M. Spath, Webster Brian Thomas Van Horne, Gansevoort Kevin M. Spath, Rochester Brandon M. Vandermalle, Webster Reneasia T. Speed, Bronx * Steven D. Spier, Fulton ** Krista M. Vann, Oswego * Dariah Nychelle Spriggs, New York Danni Tatiana Vasquez, Bronx Donald Robert Spurrell, Seaford John Carlo Pineda Verceles, Oswego Tyler Thomas St. Onge, Oswego Celia Vertino, Blasdell ** Colin Stafford, Liverpool * Rachel A. Vincent, Copenhagen * Elyssa Gail Stallcup, Liverpool Johnathan C. Stanford, Bath Rudra Bahadur Wagley, Reynoldsburg, OH Amanda Lee Stankus, Albany Matthew Robert Wagner, Fulton Cameron R. Steele, Auburn Khalil Jae Waldron, Bronx ** Nathaniel Lee Stemmler, Fayetteville * Mara Devine Waligurski, Cortland Katrina Stevens, Altamont * Alec Walter, Shirley * Emily Elizabeth Stott, Liverpool Kevin Nirmal Wanniarachchi Kankanamalage, ** Grace U. Stratton, Oswego Batalanda, Sri Lanka Thomas C. Stratton, Oswego * Cydney C. Ward, Oswego * Kristen Leigh Streichert, Sugar Loaf Matthew J. Warhola, Virginia Beach, VA Kayla Marie Streit, Corfu Sandra Violet Warren, Sandy Creek Andrew Alexander Stuart, Schenectady Hannah J. Warriner, Albany Alyssa Blair Suits, Minetto Matthew W. Waszkiewicz, Clinton *** Sarah D. Swarthout, Watkins Glen * Meaghan P. Weinell, Sherburne ** Anna I. Swisher, Wadsworth Abigail C. Wentworth, Geneva

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 19 Sarah Lynn Adamo, Staten Island ** Madison Rae Carr, Saratoga Springs School of Business Bilikiz Mopelola Adebayo, Brooklyn Dylan Joseph Carter, Liverpool James Adydan, Pulaski Aaron Edward Cassidy, Albany To keep pace with a rapidly evolving Kayana Makela T. Akez, Mount Vernon Rachel Castellani, Liverpool Yousef Pervez Akhtar, Dayton, NJ ** Joshua M. Catrine, Watervliet business world, programs in the School James Alexander Albright, Syracuse Brylea J. Caughill, Marcellus of Business integrate classroom learning Mohammed Abdulrahman Alfarouqi, Claudia Lynn Cedrone, Queensbury with advanced computer applications and Brighton, MA Lindsey Michelle Champitto, Rensselaer various forms of applied education, such as Alexander Victor Allen, Pennellville Sean Everette Charles, Elmont case studies, simulations, group projects ** Jeffrey B. Allen, Penfield Inseong Choi, Jangsu-gun, South Korea and internships. Nationally accredited by * Nicole Alvarez, Copiague Rocco Samuel Christian, Hancock AACSB International — the Association to Joseph William Amedio, Oswego Sarah Anne Christiansen, Cazenovia Advance Collegiate Schools of Business — Christopher Thomas Ames, Binghamton Chrystal L. Chung, Penfield Matthew Daniel Anarumo, Levittown Stephen T. Chwalek, Oswego the school offers seven undergraduate * Alex J. Anderson, Mamaroneck * Ashley L. Cianciabella, East Northport majors and a master’s of business administra- Anthony Richard Angora, Rochester Peter Edmund Clark, Baldwin tion program as well as three five-year com- Sarah C. Anzalone, Spencerport Thalia C. Clerveau, Saint Albans bined bachelor’s/MBA degree programs, one ** Charlene Ayamo Effa Assam, Douala, Cameroon Destani D. Cleveland, Cheektowaga in accounting, one in broadcasting and mass Luke John Aston, Binghamton Louis M. Cohen, Rockaway Park communication, and one in psychology. * Andrew Michael Aubin, Fulton Matthew Lawrence Cohen, East Setauket ** Kevin Michael Coleman, Oswego Samantha Bakaitis, Hoosick Falls ** Kelly Collishaw, Fishkill Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree *** Christopher Thomas Bankard, Carthage John Conrad Colwell, Ridge Alec James Basehart, Tonawanda Robert Colyvas, Greenvale Connor Douglas Bashaw, Fairport Emma Catherine Connors, Cicero Subject to completion of all degree require- Yekaterina Basman, Bronx Cristal Contreras, Bronx ments, degrees will be conferred upon those Daniel Jay Baumgardt, Port Washington Patrick Gerard Cooke, Wantagh individuals listed herein who have met the Alexa Marie Beatrice, Massapequa * Scott Cooper, Burnt Hills requirements of their respective degrees in Kyle Dennis Beck, Lindenhurst Warnakulasuriya Nilushika Cooray, December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017. ** Madison L. Beckley, Phoenix Ja Ela Western, Sri Lanka * Marquel Alexis Bedrossian, Webster Alexis Nicole Corcoran, Highland Mills In an effort to honor graduating seniors *** Danielle Alyssa Benigno, Oswego Melissa Catherine Cottorone, Rochester Kevin Daniel Bennett, Minoa Brandon James Courtney, Albany individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Monica Laura Bennett, Minoa * April Anastasia Crane, Little Falls members to read each graduate’s name as Melissa Sue Bent, New York Annalise Marie Crescenzo, Bay Shore they receive congratulations from Jessica Bevilacqua, Albany Matthew J. Crockett, Breezy Point their dean and the president. Sean Patrick Biggie, Syracuse Marie Cronk, Penn Yan Katelyn Elizabeth Billings, Fulton Adam Scott Crumb, Ontario Robert Birrenbach, Clinton Corners Peter T. Cummings, Valley Cottage ** Alexander Robert Blaise, Ilion Matthew J. Cuoccio, Niskayuna *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80 – 4.00) William Anthony Bogarski Jr., Valatie Kristine Marie Czirr, Oswego identified by gold cap and gown. Alexander Robert Botten, Sharon, ON *** Abigail M. Boyce, Lockport Bryan Dalfonso, Amsterdam ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60 – 3.79) * Berk Bozaci, Rochester Benjamin Keith Daniels, Selkirk identified by gold honor stole. Neil P. Brennan, Saint James * Danielle Marie Dannheim, Loudonville Joseph Steven Breslawski, Hamlin * Katia Marina D’Arcy, Newark Valley Sean M. Breslin, Fairport Joseph Davies, Demorestville,ON * Cum Laude (3.30 – 3.59) Alexander M. Brown, Rexford Matthew P. Davoult, Melville identified by gold honor rope. Jason William Brown, Rochester Nicholas Cameron De Amicis, Manlius Carolin Milagros Burgos, Tomkins Cove Elizabeth Susan De Veau, East Islip College Honors Program *** Daniel Patrick Burke, Schenectady Priscilla Debrah, Hackensack, NJ identified by silver tassel. Michael Everett Buselli, Syracuse * Sloand Kathryn Deeter, Pittsford Rachel Maee Bush-Muncy, Copenhagen Joseph DeFranco, Adams Jessica Butchen, Great Neck David DeLand, Oswego * Nicholas Delgaizo, Webster Nicholas A. Califano, Holbrook Nathaniel Pascal DeMarree, Williamson Collin Noel Campbell, Schenectady Theodore J. Demos, Massapequa Zana J. Campbell, Bronx * Corey Michael Dennison, Rochester Michael Gregory Carballada, Williamsville Allison Nicole Derby, Bemus Point Megan Elizabeth Cardish, Averill Park * Khristian Diaz, Bronx Richard Lloyd Carpentier, Oswego ** Lindsay K. DiGiacomo, Lancaster

20 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Penda Diop, New York Daniel R. Groves, Clarence *** Shawn Robert Kimball, Fulton Peter Dodge, Cato Peter B. Gryga, Queensbury Briana Nicole Kimble, Rochester Jamie Lynn Doherty, Holbrook John-Michael Guarino, New Hampton Matthew W. Kistner, Windsor Gabrielle Priscilla Domian, Schenectady Madeline E. Klatt, Barker Minying Dong, Brooklyn Jackson Thomas Haber, Syracuse Ryan Benjamin Korn, Somers ** Carolyn Patricia Donnelly, Ramsey, NJ * Justin Hagag, Stony Brook Alex Koski, Corning *** Erin M. Donnelly, Eldred Kavon Elijah Hall, Rahway, NJ Jillian Sophie Kranz, Babylon Zachary Tyler Donofrio, Huntington Station Natasha M. Hall, Bronx Joshua James Krause, Webster Kaleigh Donohoe, Central Square *** John P. Haran Jr., Rochester Alex Kresner, Huntington ** Bernard Stephen Douglas III, Mexico * John James Hart, Plano, TX Matthew A. Kriever, Cortland Nicholas A. Drumm, Greenfield Center ** Matthew Joseph Hathaway, Liverpool Melanie Anita Krug, Merrick Luke Durland, Slate Hill ** Erica Nicole Hausler, Ballston Spa * Devin A. Durner, Latham Elizabeth Hayes, Syracuse Jorjienne Bailey Labarge, Norwood Timothy M. DuShane, Syracuse *** Yibei He, Oswego * Taylor Landuyt, Clifton Springs Kelsey E. Henderson, Cazenovia Nicholas John Lapolla, Stony Brook Lucas J. Eisele, Hauppauge Anthony Hernandez, New York Harrison Charles LaPorta, Centerport * Emily Lucille Elter, Fabius * Dillon Jason Hertel, Commack Nicholas D. Latona, West Seneca Julia Endres, Oswego Kateryna Heryak, Syracuse Amanda M. Lattimore, Syracuse Nicolas Michael Epping, Webster Ryan Thomas Holmes, Florida Michael Layman, Corinth Dylan Alexandre Ernst, Nissequogue Nicholas William Hoskin, Glenville Alexander Leana, Camillus Hector Alexis Escamilla, Bronx * Nicole Taylor Houliares, Victor So Jin Lee, Seoul, South Korea Sunghee Lee, Oswego Anna Nicole Eusebio, Saint James Timothy Joseph Hourigan, Stony Brook Joseph Louis LiCausi, Port Jeff Sta Christopher Evans, East Northport Taylor L. Howell, Seneca Falls Kassidy R. Liljeblad, West Islip * Paree V. Evans, Alexandria Bay Alexis Danielle Hull, Nedrow Samantha Katharine Lind, Rensselaer * Shawn Micheal Hulshof, Stouffville, ON *** Kayla M. Lippke, Phoenix * Robert Aaron Fairchild, Cicero Shelby W. Hunter, Herkimer Richard Lizza, Syosset Corey J. Fay, Geneva Ashen Diminda Hunukumbura, * Zachary G. Loura, Fulton Javier Bernardo Fernandez, Bronx Kurunegala, Sri Lanka Kevin Jeremiah Lubanski, Beekman * John G. Ferranti, Binghamton * German Edwin Lucero, Nyack Tyler James Fey, Massapequa Park Peter R. Ianniello, Mamaroneck Joshua B. Filler, Glenmont Adrian John Ignagni, Mississauga, ON * Megan Lyn MacCheyne, Webster *** Ryan Thomas Fitzpatrick, Dix Hills Alexandra R. Izzo, Hamburg * Renee Macdonald, Penfield ** Connor J. Flaherty, Scotia ** Andrew Edward Maczonis, Oswego Stephanie Floeser, Ballston Lake Allison M. Jackson, Arcade Brody Storm Magro, Rochester Elaine Janae Flowers, Brooklyn Tae Hyun Jang, Oswego Staci Chelsea Malmstrom, Binghamton * Jake Thomas Ford, Cortlandt Manor Ashly Marie Januszka, Auburn Sean P. Maloney, West Nyack Jonathan Edward Fowler, Syracuse Julianna Marie Jardin, East Syracuse Marissa R. Mammarello, Rochester * Ryan Michael Franz, Vestal *** Justin Matthew Jarecki, Clayville Marty Joseph Mandresh, Medford * Brandi Freytag, Pennellville Matthew James Jesella, Buffalo Christine Elizabeth Marinace, Levittown Christopher Jay Fuller, Chittenango * Jennifer N. Jevons, Latham Charles Warren Marsden, Hurleyville Jake Kenneth Johnson, Manorville Jacob Evan Martin, Bernhards Bay Erika Rachel Gadasi, Bellmore * Stephen Stuart Johnson, Mississauga, ON Liam A. Martin, Syracuse Damien R. Galindo, Lagrangeville Cathy A. Johnston, Martville Lorissa J. Martin, Lake Placid Joseph Gallo, Guilderland * J. Taylor Jones, Palmyra Timothy James Mascia, Smithtown * Dylan J. Galusha, Ontario Nicholas Donald Jones, Cornwall Matthew Ryan Mc Mullen, Syracuse Erin E. Ganley, Baldwinsville * Nicholas A. Jordan, Endicott Liam Peter McAleer, Washingtonville Sarah Renee Garmany, Rome Michael Jared Josselyn, Penfield Sean McCabe, Coram * Timothy J. Garrett, Oceanside Dylan Andrew Julian, Webster Alexander Thomas McCarthy, Manlius William Owen Gauthier, Ghent Jared M. Justice, Fabius ** Ted McCarthy, Clifton Park Gage C. Geminn, Ontario Michael J. McDermott, Bethpage Anthony Ernesto Gentile, Oswego ** Alexandra Kabunova, Clay Marcus James McFee-Walters, West Babylon ** Alex Willem George, Camillus ** Adam Michael Kalish, Commack Sean McGivney, Port Jefferson John Anthony Gergely Jr., Saint James * Kevin Charles Kania, Endicott Amber McRae, Oswego Drew Hamilton Gerhart, Binghamton Stuart Jeffry Kapps, Waterloo Joshua T. Medina, Monroe Asá Bianca Gibbs, Medford, OR ** Emily N. Karszes, Stanley ***Zachary D. Melite, Clifton Park Alexander John Gillingham, Slingerlands *** Zhiyuan Ke, Kingston Jansen Mercado, Auburn Brian Stafford Gittens, Bronx Carolyn Michelle Kelly, Kirkville Crystal Frances Miller, Auburn Zarnee Goe, Syracuse Shane T. Kenyon, Canandaigua Daniel P. Mills, La Fargeville * Tal Gordon, East Quogue John G. Kilmartin, Ridge *** Corinne Margaret Milnamow, Chittenango Steven Chris Gouvakis, Albany ** Eunbi Kim, Siheung-si, South Korea Patrick Miraval, West Islip * Eric R. Grills, Rochester Bryan Kerry Kimball, Oriskany Falls Kaitlyn Mitchell-Griffis, Baldwinsville

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 21 Samuel Andrew Mitchell, Marion Ryan M. Rabideau, Utica Samantha Ann Stilson, Harpursville Devyn Amadeus Earley Moldt, Gloversville Michael John Rahm Jr., Florida Connor J. Stumpf, Laurel Evan Jeffrey Moore, Pine Island Kathleen Shannon Regan, Lawrence Kayla Nicole Sumell, Parish Laurence Michael Moore, Syracuse Kevin J. Reilly, Massapequa * Vincent Michael Sutera, Holbrook Jibin S. Moosariparambil, West Haverstraw *** Holly L. Reitmeier, Mexico * Brianna E. Sweeny, Syracuse Andrew J. Morano III, Clintondale *** Joshua Remington, Adams Drew J. Swenson, Sea Cliff Michele N. Moreno, Putnam Valley *** Lindsay Elizabeth Rice, Canandaigua Brooke Ann Szabo, Cicero Benjamin Carl Moretti, Elmira Harrison J. Rieber, Hicksville * Kaitlyn A. Morgan, Macedon * Luke O. Riesbeck, Vestal ** Kaitlyn Marie Thomas, Schenectady Dylan Jordan Morgia, Oswego Maeva A. Rigaud, Brooklyn ** Kelsey L. Thomas, Clifton Park Emma Jordan Moriarty, Port Jeff Station Vincent Paul Rinaldo, Appleton Derek Tishman, Pleasantville ** Matthew P. Murphy, Round Lake Timothy John Ritch, Camillus Ryan J. Todora, Baldwinsville Paul T. Murphy, Bronx James C. Rivera, Monroe Brian Alexander Torchia, Rochester Malik Omar Murray, Monticello Robert Lee Robbins, Truxton * Nicole Torres, Oswego Christopher A. Muscarella, Fultonville * Daniel Peter Toscano, Syracuse Andrew L. Rockefeller, Watertown * Rachael M. Musengo, Liverpool Erika Marie Truschke, Lemont, IL Jonathan Rodriguez, Highland Melina Rodriguez, Port Washington Rafael Nacaj, Bronx Jonathan Ukunc, Brooklyn Jesse Michael Romano, Shirley Kristen Elizabeth Needham, Gregory Paul Ulrich, Binghamton Phillip Alexander Romero, Saratoga Springs Huntington Station * Justiss Elaine Usborne, Oneida * Bridget Mary Rooney, Chester Kenneth David Neil, St John’s, NF Brian Usobiaga, Pleasantville Emily G. Netti, Oswego Christopher W. Roque, Suffern Kalee F. Neumann, Clifton Park Tyler Anthony Rotolo, Red Hook Evan Geoffrey Van Epps, Guilderland Dylan Richard Niewiemski, North Chili * Katelyn L. Rowley, Rochester Michael Robert Vanderhoof Jr., Auburn Justin Michael Nitz, Farmingville Dawn R. Rush, Liverpool Walter A. Vargas, Jamaica Joseph Noce Jr., Smithtown Wyatt Louis Russo, Massapequa Park Tarrance Ann Vassallo, Liverpool Emily Jewel Notaro, Wantage, NJ Lauren Christine Ryan, Garnerville Christopher C. Versaci, Bedford John Robert Novitsky, Victor Jeremiah Noyd, Windsor Zachary Sabella, Syracuse * Kaylee Marlene Walker, Weedsport ** Nicole M. Sagrestano, Selden Gina Nicole Wallace, West Islip Heather Lynn Owen-Robinson, Fishkill ** Tracey Sanchez, Staten Island Alex Joseph Wapniewski, Williamsville * Chad Owusu, New City Derek C. Sanders, Baldwinsville Alexander R. Ward, Watertown ** Nicole Rose SantaMaria, New City * Conor Michael Ward, Warwick Jeffrey Andrew Palmer, Albany Rodolfo Jose Sapp, Baldwinsville * Ashley A. Waring, Fulton Michael Paolillo Jr., Rome Giovanna Lucia Saulle, Smithtown Haasan Rendell Washington, Utica James J. Parisi, Cornwall Joseph Paul Savino, Massapequa Christopher Waterstreet, Northville, MI Quayshawn James Parker Sr., Binghamton * Eric Russell Scherer, Camillus Kyle S. West, Ballston Spa Dhaval N. Parmar, Moosic, PA ** Marie-Luise Schmalzl, Watertown William Joel Whaley, Norwich Brandon A. Patino, Sleepy Hollow * Nicholas Schneller, Fairport ** Brett M. Wilder, Eden Cristal Pena, Monroe Jack Nicklaus Schnitzer, Slate Hill Joelon L. Williams, Mexico Ismy Pena, Monroe Zachary David Schrader, Elbridge Jessica Williamson, Cicero * Tyler D. Penberthy, East Amherst Zachariah Paul Schuck, Carthage * Sheneya J. Wilson, Yonkers Anthony Pesce, Fairport Matthew Schultz, East Islip * Alicia M. Wise, Fulton ** Matthew David Peters, North Tonawanda Brandon Joseph Schultzkie, Oswego Kevin Joseph Withus, Lagrangeville * Jacqueline G. Petrow, Commack * Andrew Schutt, Vestal Michael S. Wolf, Smithtown ** Marissa L. Petrus, Clyde Kristen Mae Scott, Clyde Robert Tyler Woods, Cicero Alex Christopher Pettit, Niskayuna Michael John Seeley, Owego ** Abigail Eileen Phillips, Windsor * Sarah Elizabeth Woods, Cohoes Emily Mary Shackleton, Warners ** James Piccirillo, Lake Ronkonkoma * Carissa Elizabeth Woolson, Oswego *** Shiyi Shen, Oswego Brett A. Piperni, Victor * Brendon Christopher Wormley, Wilton Michael Joseph Piwinski, Auburn Kevin Sheridan, Buffalo ** Lingyun Wu, Xinyang, China Jane Polack, Staten Island * Bridget Marie Sherlock, Syracuse * Theodore F. Potenza, Latham Colin John Sickles, Yorktown Heights Joshua Yager, Liverpool *** Mark Tyler Prezioso, Fairport Lubna Arshad Siddiqui, Warners * Justin Yokajty, Webster Colton Walter Price, Syracuse Kyle Joseph Simmons, Watertown ** Wanjuan You, Columbus, OH Kyle Price, Tuxedo Park Caitlin Joan Slatcher, Hancock Ashley Lauren Yusin, Melville Jillian E. Primicias, Watertown Conor Craig Smith, Port Washington Franklin Pullano, Potsdam David Christopher Smith, Gardiner *** Cuifen Zhuang, Brooklyn Abubakarr Sow, Brooklyn Jacob Samuel Zive, Ossining * Hongyi Qin, Oswego Luke Patrick Stapleton, Syracuse Joseph Quinn, Clay * Michael Leonard Stern, Monroe Allyson Elizabeth Stewart, Newark Valley

22 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT School of Communication, Amanda J. Adams, Pittsford * Tia Margaret Collier, Sodus Tyler Morgan Ahart, Oswego Max Vincent Collins, Liverpool Media and the Arts Nicole Aiello, Rome Jane Conaway, Fulton David Almaviva, Clifton Park ** Olivia Marie Coppeletti, Middletown Jeffrey M. Ames, Marcellus Steven H. Cordero, Brooklyn Created in 2007, the School of Gloria Ampofo, Bronx * Peter Joseph Cormie, Whitehall Communication, Media and the Arts brings Kailyn Nicole Andrews, Brooktondale Daniel Ryan Corona, Massapequa together programs related to the study and Kayse L. Andriola, Middle Island Alyssa Noelle Cotsalas, Smithtown creation of messages through art and music, Morgan Alissa Atwood, Horseheads Diana Crobar, Baldwinsville electronically and via the spoken word. The Imani Noemi Cruz, Flushing school combines the strengths of fine and Palexenia Babb, Saint Albans Shannon Alycia Cummings, West Hempstead performing arts programs in art, music and Kyle T. Bailey, Farmingdale theatre with the highly diverse department of *** Travis R. Barend, Ontario Catherine Elizabeth Danielewicz, Lewiston communication studies. Nine undergraduate Michaela Rose Barone, Lake View Chan Daniels, New York degree options and two master’s degrees are * Alyssa Marie Barrett, Honeoye Falls * Dorothy Elizabeth Davis, Parkton, MD offered in addition to interdisciplinary majors * Carol M. Bautista, New York ** Victoria de la Concha, Levittown and minors. Graduates in this division are Kyle Francis Bedient, West Henrietta * Evan Randall Debevec-McKenney, Windsor, CT identified by tri-colored cords representing Isabella Bellizzi, Eastchester * Matthew Gregory Debonis, Hopewell Junction brown for art and theatre, crimson for Nathan Bettisworth, Eastchester Jacqueline Decker, Liverpool communication studies, and pink for music. Rocco Peter DeFranco, Auburn Melissa Anne Blair, Syracuse * Connor P. DeHaan, Warwick * Thomas Francis Boccardo, Webster Enjoli Shannel DeLaRosa, Yonkers Malik B. Bogues Beauzile, Saint Albans Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree * JoAnn Lee DeLauter, North Bellmore Cheyenne Marie Bonnewell, Prattsburgh * Tiffanie Lynne Delozier, Shokan Michael T. Boyd, Tallman Subject to completion of all degree require- * Mariana Diaz, Syracuse *** Natalie Marie Brophy, North Tonawanda ments, degrees will be conferred upon those Melissa Rose DiGiovanna, Hauppauge Isaiah Malik Brown, Binghamton individuals listed herein who have met the * Justin A. Dobrow, Selden * Ellen Irene Bryant, Skaneateles requirements of their respective degrees in Bethany G. Dohman, Fredonia Ronald Bryant III, Bronx December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017. Anthony Arthur Dolce, Forestville * Brian J. Bueche, Hicksville Patrick A. Donovan, Bethpage Chelsea Elizabeth Burgett, Phoenix In an effort to honor graduating seniors *** Cody R. Doran, Pennellville ** Allison Nicole Burnett, Oswego individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Shawna Renee Dorsey, Rochester members to read each graduate’s name as Kevin M. Dragos, Selden * Zoe Calabrese, Hastings they receive congratulations from * Matthew T. Drexler, East Norwich Nees Calderon, New York their dean and the president. Shaquille Thomas Duberry, New York Stefanie Angeline Calise, Commack Bridget Justine Callahan, Northport *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80 – 4.00) * Lauren Rose Eaton, Syracuse * Renaud Charles Cameron-Beauregard, identified by gold cap and gown. Amanda Rose Ebrahim, Bayville Binghamton Nicholas Edward Endres, Syracuse Elizabeth R. Campbell, Moravia ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60 – 3.79) Andres Omar Escobar, Valley Stream Matthew Gerard Cancel, Poughquag ** Haley Rebecca Everts, Clay identified by gold honor stole. Natalie A. Cardamone, Fayetteville

Allison Rose Carpenter, Caroga Lake * Margaret Therese Farragher-Gnadt, Rochester * Cum Laude (3.30 – 3.59) * Alexa M. Carrascal, Loudonville Maxwell Jack Feldman, Great Neck identified by gold honor rope. Bryan Joseph Castiglione, Holtsville Kyle Ferguson, Moravia Carla Raquel Castro, Patchogue Thomas Ryan Fichter, Nesconset College Honors Program Asha Charles, Brooklyn ** Haley L. Filippone, Clarence identified by silver tassel. Calvin Cheung, Hicksville ** Lindsey Marie Fink, South Setauket *** Adam Michael Christel, Carle Place William Fitzpatrick, Holtsville Michael Cicero, Leicester * Anne Francine Flaherty, Smithtown Issack William Cintron, Bay Shore Nicolette Malthide Francisco, Brooklyn * Heather Leigh Clark, Cortlandt Manor Zachary Taylor Fregoe, Massena *** Emily Alice Cecelia Clarke, Oswego * Erin Nicole French, Fishkill Ryan Lee Cochrane, Baldwinsville Tyler Francis Fudzinski, Waterville Emily Mae Cole, Oswego Kaitlynn Virginia Fuller, Clyde

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 23 Andrew J. Gaita, Wantagh ** Cassandra Jeanette Kaiser, Waterloo Jillian Mary McKee, La Fayette Americo Galindez Jr., Bronx Ryan Daniel Kanavy, Syracuse Amanda Michele McKnight, Newburgh Angelina Garcia, New York * Benjamin Michael Kane, Palatine Bridge Brendan M. McLaughlin, Floral Park Matias Garcia Jr., Fulton * Marc Aaron Kaplan, Farmingville Daniella Anne Melita, Hobe Sound, FL ** Phillip J. Gebhardt, Syracuse Lindsay Karback, Lincoln Park, NJ Carmen Pilar Mendoza, Brentwood Emily Ruth George, Fairport Noah Joseph Kasman, Chester Hannah D. Merewether, Orchard Park Rebecca Gillette, Frankfort Thomas John Kasperowicz Sr., Selden Drew R. Mertens, Tully *** Samuel Joseph Gilroy, Binghamton Tyler James Kawryga, Skaneateles Gabrielle A. Messier, Saratoga Springs ** Lydia Goerner, Utica * Samantha E. Keeney, Pulaski * Kenneth Migliore, Massapequa Park Pedro Antonio Gomez, Centereach Kathleen Anne Keffner, Bardonia ** Marissa L. Miksad, Yonkers Leah Elizabeth Goodcoff, Clifton Park Theophilus Briant Kendall, Brooklyn Daniel G. Miller, Whitesboro Joseph Anthony Governale, Mount Sinai ** Rachael Marie Kepler, Barre, VT Vanessa Lucas Miranda, Monticello Brian Michael Graves Jr., Oswego * Ella Marie Kikkert, Hall Alexander Monachino, Williamson Nicholas J. Greco, West Islip Donavon O’Brian King, Albany Dominic Joseph Mondi, Bellport Jasmine Green, Beacon Falls, CT Brittany Anne Koch, New City Tyler Mone Sr., Mechanicville Sean Kenneth Green, Warnerville * Conor James Kolupski, Rochester Cris R. Moore, Oswego * Derek Robert Greenough, Camillus Jaime Sara Krasner, Rockaway Park Sabine D. Moore, New York * Genna Rae Gross, New Windsor Trevor Joseph Krencik, Ronkonkoma Matthew Thomas Moran, Buffalo * Miranda Marie Guarno, Cicero Sameer Kumar, Monroe *** Adriana Mucedola, Auburn * Jessica Emily Kummrow, La Fayette * Margaret Anne Murphy, Elmira Sarah Ann Haber, New City Courtney D. Myers, Fairport Conor Thomas Halton, Solvay Kate Lynn Labozzetta, Mattydale Jamie Mysel, Commack * Laura Louise Hammond, Rochester Claire Elizabeth Lacure, Rochester * Kaylee M. Harrigan, Orchard Park Taisha Laird, Alexandria Bay Jean-Phillip Narcisse, Davie, FL Mary K. Harrigan, Oneida Brittani J. Lamb, Dexter Emily Shi Nassir, Great Neck * Zachary B. Harris, Liverpool * Dustin Edward LaMontagne, Cicero Samantha Nieto, Merrick Taylor Marjorie Hart, Fairport Daniel Laverde, Hopewell Junction Rebecca Danielle Harvey, Rhinebeck * Jamie M. LaVigueur, Rochester * Shawna Parker O’Donovan, Pearl River Halle Nicole Heimowitz, Syosset Jiyoung Lee, Seongnam-Si, South Korea Meghan Marie Olson, Budd Lake, NJ Kevin Sean Hennessy, Manlius Robert E. Lee, Oswego Eric John Ortiz, Wyandanch Jacqueline Mary Himberger, Rocky Point Ryan T. Lee, New Haven Briana M. Hnatko, Fulton Patrick Edward Lenihan, Centereach Noah Joseph Paccia, Marietta Gustav Albert Hoffmann, Syracuse Nick Lewandowski, Troy ** Sarah Grace Pasquarelli, Whitesboro * Brandon Patrick Holmes, Florida Michael Robert Lewis, Plainview Stephen P. Payette, Syracuse Zachary J. Holt, Liverpool Anthony Limandri, Jr., Pearl River ** Emily M. Pease, Massena Marissa Anne Hovey, Baldwinsville Mark Linkletter, Yorktown Heights James Wolfram Pecori, Syracuse Kalie Hudson, Hilton ** Rachel C. Long, Hopewell Jct Lauren Peel, Oswego Latisha Asa Hudson, New York Chelsea Janell Lyons, New York Mikael Elena Pelkey, Hilton Kyle T. Huniford, Pennellville Briese M. Penaherrera, Binghamton Paige Elizabeth Hunt, Trumansburg ** Christina Madera, Yonkers Andrew Anthony Perrella, Cortlandt Manor * Kathlene Elizabeth Mahaffey, Watertown * Laura Kathleen Perwitz, Fulton Yarbrielle Ingram, Hampton, GA Nicole Marie Maio, Utica Sydney N. Peters, Syosset Louis J. Ingrassia, White Plains ** Daniel J. Manou, Webster Hunter Pettingill, Seneca Falls * Ryan Aloysius Ivers, Syracuse Shanna B. Mansfield, Pearl River * Ryan M. Pfeifer, Ballston Spa Kaylyn E. Izzo, Fort Edward * Sean Michael Maphia, Herkimer Jacob Bernard Podgorsky, Lynbrook Criselda Figueroa Mapoy, New York Brian Patrick Potter, East Islip * Olivia Anne Jacobsen, Irvington * Michael McKinley Mariuz, Pittsford Rane Renique Prieto, Elmsford Joshua K. Jarvi, Syracuse Nicole A. Marlowe, Brewster Lauren E. Proctor, Jamestown Dicarri Jacquet Jean, New Rochelle Arlene N. Martin, Coram Ricardi Jacquet Jean, New Rochelle Geselle Martinez, Central Islip Samantha Elizabeth Puckhaber, Lake Placid Kimberly Jimenez, Brookhaven Dion J. Matthews, Saint Albans * Andrew M. Pugliese, Schenectady Aric Thomas Johnson, Webster ** Corrin Marie Mays, Penfield ** Stephanie Lauren Jiao Pulaski, Cicero * Breanna A. Johnson, Richmond Hill Melissa Amelia McAnulty, Smithtown *** Kaitlin Rebecca Pullis, Auburn Creighton Fredrick Joscelyn IV, Palatine Bridge Conor B. McCormick, Manorville Stacey K. Julius, Brooklyn ** Jordan Michael McGee, Manlius Meaghan E. Quinn, Ontario

24 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Sahar Rajput, Solvay Darren Michael Tomasulo, Queensbury Steven Ramnanan, Jamaica Andrew Michael Torak, Syracuse Matthew Christopher Raynor, Mastic * Lauren S. Toscano, Dix Hills Erin Reff Fulton, Depauville Brian Carl Trainor, Boonville Remington, Red Creek Mary Elizabeth Trimble, Northport Chantel A. Richardson, Staten Island Gracemary Rinaldi, Ramsey, NJ * Madalene Ulrich, Owego Jessica Marie Urrutia, Middletown Daniel Roach, Huntington Station Leslie Caryn Usherwood, Oswego Maryssa Louise Catherine Romeo, Vermontville Daniela Rosario, Brentwood Chad Vanriel, Bronx * Zachary C. Ross, Auburn Jennifer Rose Varvaro, Lynbrook ** Aaron Michael Roth, Binghamton Jake Alexander Villeneuve, Nassau ** Victoria Audrey Ruggiero, Selden

** Morgan Ashley Rumpf, Greenfield Center * Katelyn Marie Wainman, Hancock ** Daniel J. Ryans, Woodside ** Claire Elizabeth Wajda, Staatsburg Stephanie L. Walsh, New York * Xochitl Abigail Santamaria, White Plains Libbie Wansink, Pulaski *** Ashley B. Santmyer, Central Square Elizabeth A. Warner, Oswego *** Brianna C. Santmyer, Central Square Sam R. Watkins, Port Jefferson Gayle Schiller, Valley Stream Cassandra Watts, Cincinnati, OH ** Alyssa Rae Schock, Liverpool Ayana Monae Webb, Brooklyn * Ian Rich Schoonmaker, Schenectady Lauren M. Wedemeier, Blauvelt * Christina Kelly Schretzman, Holbrook ** Ilyssa Chelsea Weiner, Woodridge * Katie E. Schulz, Mahopac Michael J. Welsh, Marcellus * Arielle Schunk, Orchard Park Mackenzie Ann Wetzel, Glenville Hannah Lynn Scott-McGrail, Oswego Ashley Brook White, Sodus Nicole M. Willoughby, Bellport * Alyssa I. Scruton, Baldwinsville Melissa E. Wilson, Port Byron Elena Anne Semenza, Somers Samantha Kaye Wilson, Oswego Sheridan S. Seward, Rome Eian Gordon Woodcock, Jordan Sarah Regan Shallowhorn, Buffalo Kahnoy-Akim Moret Woodfolk, Carthage * Ymoni N. Shavuo, Bronx Katherine A. Woods, Syracuse Sarah Elizabeth Sheehan, Schenectady Brandon Woolfolk, Baldwinsville Brianna E. Sloth, Canandaigua Austin Michael Smith, Angola *** Songling Ye, Wenzhou, China Kyana NaQuelle Snow-Eason, Rochester Sherrod Spencer, Brooklyn Xian Zhao, New Castle, DE Ebony L. Staley, Springfield Gardens *** Rachel Rose Zoanetti, Syracuse *** Allison Mary Stango, Melville Anthony Zulferino, Dix Hills William Anthony Steele IV, Mount Sinai Rachel Pilar Zurita, Oakland Gardens * Sarah Ashley Stephens, Wantagh Nicole Emily Sussman, Roslyn Heights * Tess Alexandra Sydlo, Horseheads Rebecca Ann Szabo, Lockport

* Zachery J. Taylor, Greene Julia Lauren Thomas, Rhinebeck Connor A. Thompson, Rochester ** Mikala Kimberly Thompson, Spencerport Spencer R. Thorn, Clyde The College Mace *** Daniel S. Tielbaard, Baldwinsville *** Madison Kaye Tinney, Barton Anna Mae Tofolo, Clayville

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 25 School of Education ** Rita Aliperti, Centereach Morgan Marie Dailey, Newark Magnolia Almonte, Bronx Amber M. Danner, Bronx * Joseph Dominick Amen, Stony Brook Rebecca Marie Davis, Pulaski Innovation in authentic learning has been a Kendall Grace Appelbaum, Buffalo * Elizabeth Rae DeJesus, Hicksville hallmark of SUNY Oswego since its found- Alexa Hartman Aramburu, Glen Rock, NJ Angie Nathalia Delgado Aguirre, Hampton Bays ing in 1861. This creative spirit still thrives Abigail Ellen Atkins, Oswego ** Courtney Lynne DeLong, Fulton in the School of Education, where innovative Leeann Clare Azzano, Ontario methods grounded in research and early Kathryn E. Deverell, Webster * Marissa Nicole Diedrick, Hopewell Junction experiences in the field help students become * Beth Baglio, Kenmore ** Ronald Joseph Diego Jr., Delmar teachers, counselors, school leaders, and ** Emily Elizabeth Baker, Red Creek wellness and technical professionals ready to James Charles Dillon, Oswego Margot C. Balzer, Congers meet the challenges of today’s global and Michael P. Dober, Liverpool Madison Jane Bates, Chittenango diverse educational institutions and com- * Kali JoAnne Domicolo, Mexico Andrew J. Benson, Carthage Kristen Anne Durlacher, Delmar munities. The school is accredited by the * Melanie B. Bleiberg, Merrick ** Allison M. Dwyer, Syracuse National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. Courtney Michelle Bobbett, Memphis Brittany L. Bonin, Cicero Michael Paul Eardley, Fulton Jessica Rene Bordonaro, Seaford * Rachel N. Edic, Baldwinsville Lauren Eileen Edwards, Apalachin Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree *** Rachel Ann Caldwell Bortin * Luke F. Evans, Baldwinsville * Jacquelyn Renee Bourgeois, Liverpool * Ashleigh Morgan Bradt, North Syracuse Subject to completion of all degree require- Gary Anthony Falchi, Sauquoit Danielle Elizabeth Brennan, Endicott ments, degrees will be conferred upon those * Cassidy Morgan Farr, Sayre, PA individuals listed herein who have met the Jeremy Edward Brewster, Pennellville * Dana Elizabeth Farris, Valley Cottage requirements of their respective degrees in * Mitchell M. Brickman, Rochester * Brianna M. Favata, Oswego December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017. Alexandra Nicole Brittman, Lynbrook * Sean Paul Federow, Niagara Falls, ON ** Alyssa Nicole Brockmann, Fairport *** Troy N. Feldman, Medford In an effort to honor graduating seniors * Hanna Brovka, Camillus Zachary Michael Field, Tribes Hill individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty * Kevin Matthew Brown, Poughkeepsie Teresa Louise Finn, Marcellus members to read each graduate’s name as Maeghan E. Bruyn, Poughquag *** Haleigh Alexis Flint, Watertown they receive congratulations from ** Asenath K. Bryant, Troy Jay Michael Forman, Fairport their dean and the president. * Brittany Justine Bullock, Stony Brook * Caitlyn Jayne Foster, Chittenango Caitlin E. Francz, Webster Cayman P. Burke, Phoenix Nicole Z. Fudrini, Hewlett Brennan Liberte Butler, Lake Placid *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80 – 4.00) Jessica T. Bye, Jordan identified by gold cap and gown. ** Matthew Nicholas Galati, Toronto, ON Shannon Marie Galindez, Bronx Julia R. Calandra, Suffern ** Allison Laurel Gallaher, Pleasant Valley ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60 – 3.79) * Nicole J. Camardella, Clay Marianna Gillis, Syracuse identified by gold honor stole. ** Carson J. Case, Ithaca ** Danielle Leah Gomolka, Johnson City

* Shannon Ann Casey, Deer Park * Edward Christopher Gonzalez II, South Otselic * Cum Laude (3.30 – 3.59) Caitlyn Nicole Cassidy, Southold Kelly K. Granteed, Liverpool identified by gold honor rope. John L. Catanzaro, Carmel Ashley Nicole Graulich, Bay Shore Marla Jean Chayban, Liverpool Simon Tory Greebel, Woodmere College Honors Program Daniel John Ciaramella, Latham Albert Sterling Green, Loudonville identified by silver tassel. ** Erin N. Clegg, Hillsdale Andrea S. Gungor, Glen Head Madelyn Joan Cloutier, Glenmont * Kyle Thomas Hanzl, Holbrook * Raven Zara D. Coffiel, Greenwood Lake ** Ethan J. Harrod, Webster * Devon Cohen, West Hempstead Heather N. Hebert, Hilton ** Lizette Saraflor Colque, Cochabamba, Bolivia * Kathryn Elizabeth Heselden, Fabius Marisa-Marie Conslato, Locust Valley Sarah J. Hill, Webster Christopher Keesler Coomey, Monroe Scott C. Hinckley, Pearl River * Ryan Christopher Coomey, Fulton Lindsay Noelle Hladik, Ballston Spa Maureen E. Corcoran, Poughkeepsie Conor William Hughes, Campbell Hall Morgan R. Cropsey, Lindenhurst * Shannon Marie Hurley, Baldwinsville

26 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Teresa Angela Ivarson, Oxford Christopher McDermith, Delmar * Michael Abanoub Saad, Irvington Chase Edward Izyk, Oswego Paige McDonald, Cicero Christina N. Santospirito, Nesconset * Laura Ann McDorman, Wolcott Timothy J. Scalisi, Waltham, MA Kelly Ann Jackson, Bronx * Joanna Lyn McKinney, Angola Kayla Rose Scandale, Port Jefferson ** Keith Daniel Jacobsen, Huntington Station Kaitlyn Marie McMahon, Stormville Carolyn Ann Scanlon, Oswego Trecia T. Jansen, Jamaica * Lauren J. McNamara, Holmes Raymond Peter Schaeffner III, Seaford Erin Johnson, Miller Place Maura Anne Meaney, Franklin Square * Taylor Lorraine Scheuing, Grand Island Heather Marie Johnson, Camden * Brian E. Messmer, Hudson *** Courtney Renee Schlesinger, Massapequa Lindsay J. Jones, Spencerport Mark S. Milisci, Washingtonville Kevin Walter Schulz, Syracuse ** Yasmine Natasia Moreira, Yonkers Samantha Dawn Seith, Smithtown Haralambos Kandaras, Elmira Tyler R. Morris, Newton, NJ *** Madison Emily Marie Shaw, Canandaigua Maya Kaplan, Fair Lawn, NJ * Mary Elizabeth Morrison, Fulton * Amanda Ann Sherman, Fulton * Taylor Marie Kelly, Bardonia Jacob William Mullett, Syracuse * Devin R. Smith, Wilton * Brenna K. Kenney, Wantagh Erin Michelle Murtha, Owego * Emily Virginia Smith, Northport ** Christopher James Kilmartin, Fort Plain Alexis Musco, Garrison Gabriel Lee Smith, Mohawk ** Mackenzie Kohl, Ballston Spa * Jesslynn Marie Smith, Endwell Zachary A. Kollar, Endwell *** Jennifer Marie Nally, Yorktown Heights Breanne R. Soper, Fayetteville Danielle Marie Krause, Fulton Timothy J. Nixon, Getzville James Russel Sorrentino, Buffalo * Lindsey N. Kregel, Watertown ** Sara Elizabeth Noll, Liverpool Mark A. Spano, New Hyde Park * Valeria Jane Kudinov, Patchogue Alison Nunziato, West Sand Lake Evyn H. Steinberg, Getzville * Nicole C. Stephenson, Baldwinsville Cody R. Laflamme, Eagle Bridge Erin K. O’Brien, Northport Alessandra M. Suriano, Hopewell Junction Shanice Decarlo Laing, Brooklyn *** Hannah Kate O’Brien, Marietta * Emily L. Lamb, Fulton * Paula Jean Orr, Oneida Nathan Taylor, Avon ** Dakota Marie Latham, Afton Taylor Nicole Owens, Mattydale Robert Francis Teifke, Mexico Jake R. Lawley, Grand Island Sydney Telek, Pittsford Scot Edwin Laws Jr., Hastings Tyler Z. Palmitese, Oswego Megan Elizabeth Terry, East Syracuse Marissa A. Leccarde, Penfield * Haley Rose Parker, Perry Bryan Ogden Leggett, Ballston Lake Sylvia Pericles, Brooklyn Daniel Joseph Valachovic, Fultonville Rebecca Allison Levenberg, Amityville Ashley Marie Pernice, Staten Island Sunny Can Li, Long Island Brittany Lyn Perrin, Schenectady * Thomas C. Waldt Jr., Baldwinsville Gabrielle J. Loftus, Baldwinsville * Sydney Elizabeth Pfaff, Wolcott Jenna Patricia Wallon, Baldwinsville * Nicholas J. Luppino, Little Falls * Noah M. Pierce, Hilton Katelynn Leigh Webster, Wolcott * Renee Lynn Lyman, Central Square Marisa Marie Pinner, Webster Andrea Elise Wedemeier, Blauvelt * Samuel J. Platt, Camden Marc Allen Weyl, Pittsford Taylor Nicole Macdougall, Halfmoon * Emily Grace Plotzker, Fairport Serena Whitaker, Saugerties ** Courtney H. MacEwen, Fulton Emily Rose Popple, Eden * Noelle J. White, Brewerton * Elizabeth A. Mackey, Lindenhurst * Caroline Marian Power, Port Jeff Station Meghan Mary Wiacek, Syracuse Tarik Khalid Mahdi, Brooklyn * James V. Punzone, Kings Park Lucas Williamson, Ithaca Leander R. Manning, Cobleskill Cortnie May Purce, Sterling ** Courtney Lynn Wingerden, Penfield Ewelina Wojnowska, Hannibal Katie Lynn Mannise, Fulton Christopher M. Wood, Webster Markie Rose Mannise, Fulton ** Christopher Raguseo, Pickering, ON Emily Ann Wright, Ronkonkoma ** Mackensey L. Martens, Cayuga Sidney Rajab Sr., Rochester Samantha Christine Wright, Port Jeff Sta Sydney R. Martin, Silver Creek Marissa A. Randall, Vernon * Matthew Masenzio, Syracuse ** Jacqueline M. Rayburn, Victor Shelby Catherine Yates, Cazenovia * Sara Ann Mateyunas, Northport * Eileen Nicole Renzi, Albany Kelsey Ann Mathis, Salisbury Mills Jyeisha Lorraine Reyes, Bronx * Matthew James Zawadzki, Sterling Heights, MI * Kyle A. Matura, Miller Place Kevin A. Reynoso, Cortlandt Manor Riley Charles Zimmerman, Webster * Samantha R. Mayer, Chittenango Gabriel Rodriguez, Bronx Elizabeth Ann McAndrews, Garden City Alexander Daniel Rosario, Highland Mills * Max Niles McBride, Setauket Ashley B. Ruffin, Great Falls, MT * Kristen Anne McCarthy, Bohemia Megan E. Russell, Wantagh Dillon John McCauley, Oswego Jonathan Russo, Mount Kisco Eric Michael McClain, Bronx Kaela R. Russo, Fulton

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 27 Division of Anthony Buckalew, Oswego *** Michael R. Buza, Liverpool Extended Learning Richard Lewis Cranston, Webster

The Division of Extended Learning serves Brandy M. Earl, Oswego adult students returning to the classroom to update or enhance their skills, open a gate- Sean Fazio, Watertown way to a new career, or pursue the pleasures of lifelong learning. Oswego offers a schedule *** Joshua Gardner, Liverpool friendly to part-time learners that includes intensive summer and winter sessions, online Derrick John Hamilton, Bath classes through the SUNY Learning Network, and degrees that can be earned entirely Andrew Thomas Lazzaro, Oswego through evening study. * Kathleen M. MacPherson, Oswego Adam Scott McNulty, Watertown Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree Jane Anne Schirtz, Syracuse Subject to completion of all degree require- ments, degrees will be conferred upon those * Christopher Gerald Wagner, Lyons individuals listed herein who have met the requirements of their respective degrees in December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017.

In an effort to honor graduating seniors individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty members to read each graduate’s name as they receive congratulations from their dean and the president.

*** Summa Cum Laude (3.80 – 4.00) identified by gold cap and gown.

** Magna Cum Laude (3.60 – 3.79) identified by gold honor stole.

* Cum Laude (3.30 – 3.59) identified by gold honor rope.

College Honors Program identified by silver tassel.

Sheldon Hall, the historic home of Oswego State, was first opened in 1913. It is named after Edward Austin Sheldon, who founded the college in 1861.

28 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Division of MASTER OF ARTS MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Graduate Studies Major in Art Major in Accounting Erin Janet Farrell, BA SUNY Potsdam Bilikiz Mopelola Adebayo, BS SUNY Oswego Anthony Richard Angora, BS SUNY Oswego Charlene Ayamo Effa Assam, BS SUNY Oswego The Division of Graduate Studies’ aim is to Major in English provide an environment in which qualified Luke John Aston, BS SUNY Oswego Jordan Lynn Dedrick, BA SUNY Oswego Alexander Robert Blaise, BS SUNY Oswego students may join a competent faculty in the Sean Thomas Milligan, BA SUNY Oswego Alexis Nicole Corcoran, BS SUNY Oswego quest for advanced learning. The graduate Danielle Marie Dannheim, BS SUNY Oswego program is conducted through academic Major in Graphic Design and Digital Media Nicholas Cameron De Amicis, BS SUNY Oswego course work and research that lead students Lily Choi, BA SUNY Oswego Joseph M. DeFranco, BS SUNY Oswego toward professional enrichment and Alejandro J. De Jesus, BFA Syracuse University Khristian Diaz, BS SUNY Oswego Julia Rachel Cutler Furlong, BA Hofstra University Lindsay K. DiGiacomo, BS SUNY Oswego scholarly achievement. Sarah Renee Garmany, BS SUNY Oswego Matthew Joseph Hathaway, BS SUNY Oswego Major in History Timothy Joseph Hourigan, BS SUNY Oswego Candidates for Master’s Degree Mary F. Buckley, BS Syracuse University Adam Michael Kalish, BS SUNY Oswego Erin Marie Conway, BS SUNY Martime College and Certificate of Advanced Study Kevin Charles Kania, BS SUNY Oswego Daniel Richard Durocher, BA SUNY Oswego Emily N. Karszes, BS SUNY Oswego Amanda M. Lattimore, BS SUNY Oswego Subject to completion of all degree Major in Human-Computer Interaction Staci Chelsea Malmstrom, BS SUNY Oswego requirements, degrees will be conferred Cassie Marie Breen, BS SUNY Oswego Kaitlyn Mitchell-Griffis, BS SUNY Oswego Matthew P. Murphy, BS SUNY Oswego upon those individuals listed herein who Julia Chowdhury, BA Agnes Scott College Dylan Richard Niewiemski, BS SUNY Oswego have met the requirements of their respective Christian Martin Damico, BS SUNY Oswego Lauren Christine Ryan, BS SUNY Oswego degrees in May and August 2017. Adam Friedman, BA CUNY Queens College Tracey Sanchez, BS SUNY Oswego Connor Martin Gannon, BA SUNY Oswego Kaitlyn Marie Thomas, BS SUNY Oswego Graduate degree recipients are hooded Jamie Carolina Garcia, BA SUNY Oswego Daniel Peter Toscano, BS SUNY Oswego by the graduate marshals and receive Jordan Tyler Hermann, BA SUNY Oswego Sheneya J. Wilson, BS SUNY Oswego Cuifen Zhuang, BS SUNY Oswego congratulations from their dean Christopher Jankovski, BFA SUNY Oswego Ryan Henry Kikta, BA SUNY Polytechnic and the president. Major in Broadcasting and Melissa Delores King, BA SUNY Oswego Mass Communication Nicholas J. LaCross, BA SUNY Oswego Allison Nicole Burnett, BA SUNY Oswego Robert Joseph LeDone III, BA Purchase College Lauren V. Mulvehill, Major in Business Administration BS Rochester Institute of Technology Andrew David Barton, BS SUNY Oswego Francisco Alberto Ovalle, BA SUNY Oswego William Lyle Bitler, BS Roger Williams College Kristopher Joseph Saber, BA SUNY Oswego Veronica Clavell, BBA University of Puerto Rico Christopher James Stultz, BA SUNY Oswego SirVantis Levitticus Dennis, BS Grand Canyon University David Charles Swift, BA SUNY Oswego John Nicholas DiFlorio, Patrick Shaughnessy Toohey, BS Rochester Institute of Technology BS Clarkson University Nikola Dimitrijevski, BS SUNY Polytechnic Institute Logan Matthew Wells, BA SUNY Oswego Michael D. Dudley, BS Rochester Institute of Technology Human Computer-Interaction Luke Wayne Ellingworth, BS SUNY Oswego Professional Track Justin Russell Farrar, BS St. John Fisher College Thomas M. Rigney Jr., BA SUNY Oswego John P. Fazio, BA University of Dayton Christopher M. Hollensen, BS University of Florida Tyler G. Jenks, BA SUNY Potsdam Strategic Communication Ang Li, BS University of Science and Kristan Johnson-Thomas, BA SUNY Oswego Technology Beijing Chun-Wen Liao, BA Tamkang University MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING Laura A. Livingston, BS Columbia College Margaret Ellen McCormick, BS Ithaca College Major in Art Education Jonathan Morgan Peck, BS Clarkson University Chelsea Anne Allen, BFA SUNY Oswego Michael A. Pecoraro, BS Rochester Institute of Technology Kathryn Victoria Alonso-Bergevin, Kevin J. Peirson, BS SUNY Brockport BFA SUNY Oswego Xinyu Peng, BA Beijing Hospitality Institute Rachael Lynn Fleming, State University of Hugo Antonio Pilco Sanchez, New York College at Buffalo MS Rochester Institue of Technology Gigina Yu Long, BA Scripps College Mitchell Paul Ruffos, BS SUNY Oswego

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 29 Shivangi Singh, MBA Uttar Technical University Michael S. Lucarelli, BS SUNY Oswego Joyce I. Sawyer, BA LeMoyne College Hunter Coyote Snowmoro, BA SUNY Oswego Alison G. Mondo, BS SUNY Oswego Kristopher Thomas Shirley, BA SUNY Brockport Sean M. Sperato, BA LeMoyne College Katherine Rose Regin, BS SUNY Oswego Zikai Wang, BS Shandong Normal University Corey Albert Stockman, BS LeMoyne College David J. Robertson, BS Siena College Huda Sirageldin Suliman, BA Manhattanville College Caleb J. Winne, BS Roberts Wesleyan College Physical Education K-12 MSED Thomas William Thomson, BA SUNY Potsdam Samantha Wyatt, BS SUNY Oswego Ryan T. Jones, BS Syracuse University Rachel Elizabeth Vryhof, BS SUNY Oswego Guannan Zhang, BA SUNY Oswego Morgan Lee Nandin, BS Syracuse University Colden David Weiler, BS SUNY Oswego Michael T. Wheeler, BA Brown University MASTER OF SCIENCE Major in Childhood Special Education 1-6 Molly Jane Fournier, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Business Administration - Online Major in Biomedical and Health Informatics Ashley Nicole Johnston, BS SUNY Oswego Becky Lee Callan, BS SUNY Cortland Cassie Marie Breen, BS SUNY Oswego Emily E. Scheutzow, BS SUNY Oswego Teresa Florence Carosa, BA Penn State University Rebekah Geraldine Springer, BS SUNY Cortland Erin Corbett, BA Syracuse University Major in Chemistry Katherine Tonzi, BS SUNY Oswego James Anthony Calvert, BA SUNY Oswego James P. Crisci, BS SUNY University Albany Ryan Christian Dadey, BS SUNY Oswego Geoffrey Peterson, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Literacy Education B-6 Christopher John Pitts, BS SUNY Oswego Anthony Raymond DeMarco Jr., Patricia Marie Adams, BA Northwestern College Andrenna Christina Sykes, BS Utica College BA University of Delaware Alyssa Nicole Anderalli, BS SUNY Oswego Joseph Nicholas Fabian, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Counseling Services Karly Marie Babcock, BS SUNY Oswego Katherine Elizabeth Finn, BS SUNY Oneonta Cassandra Gene Emily Baniewicz, BS SUNY Oswego Kelsie K. VanBuren, BFA SUNY Oswego Christopher A. Heaslip, BS Clarkson University Whitney Taylor Brassard, BS SUNY Plattsburgh Kyle A. Kelly, BS SUNY Albany Emily Caster, BS SUNY Oswego Megan Elizabeth Lawson Clark, Major in Mental Health Counseling Brianna Rose Becker, BA SUNY Oswego Brian D. Cole, BS SUNY Oswego BA Dominican University Anne Catherine Cramer, BA Wells College Daniel K. Lebeau, BS SUNY Oswego Cody Bowser, BA SUNY Potsdam Cory Ann Brosch, MS Queens College Emily Lauren DiFabio, BS SUNY Oswego Timothy A. Lincoln, BS SUNY Brockport Danielle M. Carr, MS SUNY Potsdam Sarah Anne Downum, BS SUNY Oswego Tanya Theresa Lindsay, Alison Marie Cramer, BA SUNY Oswego Brittany Rose Ekross, BS SUNY Brockport USC University of Southern California Robert Watson Curriden, Shaye Mackenzie Gardner, BS LeMoyne College Daniel Patrick McEvoy, BS SUNY Stony Brook BA University South Carolina Caitlin Marie Genalo, BS St John Fischer College Scott McWilliams, MS San Jose State University Sara Jane Donals, BS SUNY Brockport Amanda T. Heberger, BS SUNY Oswego Nathaniel James Molinari, BA Hobart College Jamie Eileen Eipp, BS SUNY New Paltz Lauren Marie Johnson, BS SUNY Oswego Tania Mutsuddi, MA University of Calcutta Sarah Angharad Davies Hasegawa, BS Utica College Kassandra E. Kleine, BS SUNY Oswego Scott E. Nadzan, MS State University of Molly Macewen Heagerty, BA SUNY Oswego Brittany L. Lamie, BS SUNY Oswego New York College at Buffalo Kelsey Leigh Naklick, BA SUNY Oswego Nicholas J. Little, BS SUNY Cortland Joanna Orzechowska, BBA CUNY Baruch College Jessica Clare Naramore, BA Malone College Christopher David Mack, BS SUNY Oswego Bryan J Payne, BS SUNY Brockport Gabrielle Irene Navarra, BS LeMoyne College Kristen Lee Nehrbauer, BA Saint Vincent College Connor Arthur James Rhodes, BS SUNY Oswego Aericka LeenaMay Pawlikowski, BA SUNY Oswego Ashley Danielle Malchoff, BS SUNY Oswego Benjamin Edward Rogers, BA University Pittsburgh Amy M. Pelow, BS SUNY Oswego Jessica Nicole Pasik, BS SUNY Geneseo Madeleine Ann Morehouse, Emily Mariah Wolf, BS LeMoyne College Brittany Jordan Pritchard, BS SUNY Oswego PMD Albany College Pharmacy Kristen Marie Schaefer, BS SUNY Oswego Joseph Thomas Troia, BS SUNY Binghamton University MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Stephen Thomas Varughese, BA CUNY Baruch College Teanna Smith, BA SUNY Potsdam Jack A. Venditti, BS LeMoyne College Allison Mae Stevens, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Chemistry Cassie Marie Story, BS SUNY Oswego Peter Welker, BA Mount Saint Mary College Sarah Wazenkewitz, BS Nazareth College Erin Elizabeth Whiting, BS SUNY Brockport Heidi Helene Williams, BS SUNY Oswego Kelly Sue Windey, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Social Studies Major in Health Services Administration Justin Scott McAuslan, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Literacy Education 5-12 Matthew Joseph Borowski, Matthew James Stufano, BS SUNY Oswego BS University of New England Leah Elizabeth Ford, BA LeMoyne College Diana Young Cho, BS Long Island University Major in Adolescence Education Spanish Richelle Lyn Hartranft, BS SUNY Oswego Antoinett Dufort, BS Drexel University Kristina Nicole Licatese-Linn, BA SUNY Geneseo Briana L. LaRocca, BS SUNY Oswego Kathleen Anne Ochs, BS SUNY Brockport Kevin Francis Morgan, BS SUNY Oswego Usman Kareem Qadeer, DM St. George’s University Major in Childhood Education Holly Morgan Nosiglia, BS SUNY Oswego Jayne Sierra Rotella, BS SUNY Fredonia Heather Lynn Bianco-Whitcomb, BS SUNY Oswego Richard Romeo, BS SUNY Oswego Paige E. J. Culver, BA Nazareth College Rachelle Marion Salmonsen, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Public Accounting Melissa Myrtle Geroux, BS SUNY Oswego Molly Katherine Sedlacek, BA SUNY Brockport Jack W. Adelman, BS SUNY Oswego Michelle Kathryn Gibbs, BS Syracuse University Ashley Lynne Stevens, BS SUNY Oswego Kyle David Brockmann, BS SUNY Oswego Jordan Kinne Heussler, BS SUNY Oswego Jenna M. Crispo, BS SUNY Oswego Kimberly M. Mathews, BS LeMoyne College Major in Technology Education Michael A. Downs, BS SUNY Geneseo Nestor Luis Aviles, BS SUNY Oswego Michael Joseph Piro, BS SUNY Oswego Adam Larret Kroft, BA SUNY University at Buffalo Samantha Lee Randall, Kristin B. Smith, BS SUNY Oswego Suzanna J. Levesque, BS SUNY Empire State College BA SUNY Alfred College Technology Jonathan K. Stacey, BS SUNY Oswego

30 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION, Amy Lynn Kohler-Haskins, BM Shenandoah College Diana Lynne Radley, MS Nazareth College VOCATIONAL-TEACHER PREPARATION ThienAn Le Huynh, BS Cazenovia College Robyn S. Ross-Squirrell, MS Nazareth College Jarrod Christopher Keihl, BS SUNY Brockport Laura M. Rundell, MS Chatham University Major in Agricultural Education Michelle Kotary, BS SUNY Brockport James Joseph Santonastaso IV, MS Walden University Cathryn E. Dymond, BS Cornell University Jiashu Lei, BA Hangzhou Normal University Amanda Sue Simmons, MSED SUNY Oswego Sieara Megan Fraczek, BA SUNY Cobleskill Chad James William Leuthauser, Samantha A. Spaulding, MS Elmira College Stephanie Mehlenbacher, BS Cornell University BA University at Buffalo Shawn Strege, MS Nazareth College Tanya Kay Nickerson, BS West Virginia University Rachel S. Little, BA SUNY Oswego Jamie Mark Sykut, MSED SUNY Oswego Robert Michael Lyng Jr., BS SUNY Brockport Megan Sarah Thackston, CAS St. Lawrence University Major in Career and Technical Education Andrew William Oak, SUNY Plattsburgh Jennifer Marie Kelly Wall, MA SUNY Cortland Alaina Michelle Coon, BS College of Misericordia Marlena Rain Shortslef, BA SUNY Plattsburgh Brandi Lynn Wallace, MSED SUNY Oswego Michael Allen Dolson Jr., BS State University of Janine M. Turner, BS Florida State University Krystal Irene Ward, MS LeMoyne College New York College at Buffalo Deborah J. Wilkinson, MS SUNY Potsdam Dennis Joseph Gladle, BS SUNY Oswego MASTER OF SCIENCE & CERTIFICATE David Lee Wise, MS University at Buffalo Teraisa Sarah Matuszak, OF ADVANCED STUDY Joanne M. Witt, MS SUNY Potsdam BS California Polytechnic State University Major in Counseling Services Jenna Nicole Raia, BS Johnson & Wales University TESOL ITI Advanced Certificate Karen Riche, BS SUNY Oswego Ashley Elizabeth Buckley, BS Syracuse University Tara E. Finnegan, BS SUNY Oswego Kimberly Lara, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Business and Marketing Education Jamie Mary Maccarone, BS SUNY Oswego GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Brittany Irene Labigan, BS Niagara University Marnie Kelly Moss, BA LeMoyne College Kaylee Marie, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Technical Education Bryan M. Rapholtz, BS SUNY Potsdam Behavioral Forensics Amanda Gargano, BS SUNY Oneonta Julianna Eliza Sheridan, Joanna Jesse Politi, BA Stonehill College BS St. Bonaventure University Major in Trade Education Ryan Shane Warner, BA SUNY Oswego Gerontology Ashleigh Nicole Gross, BT SUNY Morrisville Jessica Clare Naramore, BA Malone College Major in School Psychology MASTER OF SCIENCE IN TEACHING Shannon Rosemary Flanagan, Health Information Technology BS St. Lawrence University Logan Matthew Wells, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Biology 7-12 Carrie A. Jessen, BA LeMoyne College Jessica Lynne Suboski, BS SUNY Oswego MacKenzie Layne Kievit, BS The College of Saint Rose Health Promotion and Wellness Henry John Salamy, BA SUNY Oswego Marissa Danielle Davila, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Chemistry 7-12 Srah Ellen Vonderohe, Frances El Sawah, BA Hunter College Penny M. Paolo, BS SUNY Stony Brook BA University of Nevada, Las Vegas Kalie Anne Moore, BS SUNY Oswego

Major in Adolescence Education CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY Integrated Health Systems Earth Science 7-12 Jason Alexander Chase, BA SUNY Oswego Paige E. Haney, BS SUNY Oswego Major in Educational Leadership Kristopher Joseph Saber, BA SUNY Oswego Alicia Alley, MS Niagara University Major in Adolescence Education English 7-12 Shannon L. Babbie, MS SUNY Cortland Integrated Media & Social Networks Rachael Lynn Davis, BA SUNY Potsdam Karissa D. Blamble, MS Nazareth College Brian E. Doolittle, BA SUNY Oswego Matthew C. Burdick, MS SUNY Potsdam Connor Martin Gannon, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education French 7-12 Cary Lynn Burke, MS Cornell University Jaclyn Mary Shyptycki, BA SUNY Oswego Carolyn Diane Delles,BA Western Governors University Kristine Elizabeth Cameron, MS Nazareth College Matthew Edward Slocum, BA SUNY Oswego Kevin Joseph Casler, MSED SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Lisa I. Coleman, MS SUNY Brockport Interdisciplinary Trauma Studies Joshua DeLorenzo, MS Walden University Mathematics 7-12 Cory Ann Brosch, BS SUNY Cortland Lauren Ann Emigholz, BS University at Buffalo Christie Lynn DeWald, MS SUNY University at Buffalo Bruce Brumfield, BS SUNY Cortland Karl Dinyar Dubash, MS St. John Fisher College Kelefa Diakite, MS Cambridge College Major in Adolescence Education Thomas Anthony Dunckel, MS SUNY Potsdam Sara Jane Donals, BS SUNY Brockport Social Studies 7-12 Jennifer L. Granholm, MS James Madison University Jamie Eileen Eipp, SUNY New Paltz Dylan J. Muller, BA SUNY Oswego Alynda O’Reilly Haycock, MS SUNY Potsdam Kristine Marie Kaufman, MS University Albany Elizabeth A. Williams, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Adolescence Education Spanish 7-12 Colleen Marie Jackson, MSED SUNY Oswego Natalie Marie Meyer, BA Syracuse University Todd Ancel LaValley, MS SUNY Oswego Online Integrated Health Systems Certificate Faith J. Lewis, MS Grand Canyon University Melissa Delores King, BA SUNY Oswego Major in Childhood Education 1-6 Rachel Ann Liberatore, MS Keuka College Morganne Michel Atutis, Amanda J. Masters, MA Nazareth College Nursing Home Administration BFA Rochester Institute of Technology Sarah E. Matteson, MS SUNY Potsdam Kayla Kelly, BA SUNY Oswego Tiffany Lynn Bartlett, BFA SUNY Oswego Sherri Lynn Monell, MS SUNY Cortland Michael Edward Clark, BA LeMoyne College Nicki Lee O’Donnell, MS SUNY Potsdam Play Therapy Matthew D. Grecco, BA SUNY University at Albany Jessica Rose Piscitelli, MS LeMoyne College Allsion P. Meyers, BS Utica College James E. Guth, BS SUNY Brockport Jennifer Kathleen Poindexter, MSED SUNY Oswego Aericka LeenaMay Pawlikowski, BA SUNY Oswego

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 31 Class of 2017 Senior Class Gifts The Oswego Alumni Association congratulates and thanks the Class of 2017 for raising $7,999.50 (as of April 24, 2017) for The Fund for Oswego. More than 235 seniors, families, parents, faculty and staff helped support the senior class.

We offer a special thanks to the Class of 2017 Coordinators and Planning Committee, as well as student volunteers who assisted The Fund for Oswego with the Senior Class Gift.

Keearaha Abrahams ’17 Dana Brandenberger ’17 Maddie Cloutier ’17 Thank you to my parents and family for always Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandma, Samantha, and Sarah. In honor of my family supporting me! I couldn’t have done it without your support! The Cohen Family Amanda Adams ’17 Alexandra Brittman ’17 In honor of Devon Cohen ’17 In honor of Diana and Rollie Adams Thank you to my Mom, Joe, and Dad for all your The Cole Family support! I wouldn’t have made it this far without you! The Adams Family In honor of Emily Cole ’17 In honor of Amanda Joy Adams ’17 The Burke Family Emily Mae Cole ’17 In honor of George Burke ’17 The Alagna Family Thank you Mom and Dad for all of your love In honor of Gabriel Alagna ’17 Don, Kerri, and Tommy Burns and support In honor of Julie Barton ’17 Benjamin Collins ’17 The Albright Family In honor of my family In honor of James Alexander Albright ’17 Jonathan Caimano ’17 Thanks Mom and Dad! The Coppeletti Family Matthew Anarumo ’17 Bridget Callahan ’17 In honor of Olivia Marie Coppeletti ’17 Jim, Julie, and Matt Anderson In honor of the Callahan Family Olivia Coppeletti ’17 Zach we are very proud of you! Ian Campbell ’17 Thank you Mom and Dad, I love you! David and Shereen Androsko In honor of the Computer Science and The Cotsalas Family In honor of Brittany C. Androsko ’17 Philosophy Departments In honor of Alyssa Noelle Cotsalas ’17 Nico Angerosa ’17 The Campbell Family Joe and Sharon Cuoccio In honor of my family and my SUNY Oswego family In honor of Ian W. Campbell ’17 Matthew Congratulations! We are so proud of your Sarah Anzalone ’17 The Campos Family accomplishments! We love you Thank you to my family for supporting me these past In honor of Nathalie Campos ’17 Harry Dadson ’17 four years! Steven ’76 and Mary Canale ’81 Thank you Dad for all your support The Arendt Family In honor of the Class of 2017 The Daniel Family In honor of Brian Arendt ’17 The Carpenter Family In honor of Michael Daniel, Jr. ’17 The Baez Family In honor of Ryan Carpenter ’17 Lincoln Daniel ’17 In honor of Fernando Alberto Baez Rimentel ’17 Alvaro and Gaby Carrascal We survived a war and broke many systematic rules, In honor of Alexa Carrascal ’17 but we made it, Mom, Dad, brother, and sisters Alyssa Barrett ’17 In honor of my parents Christine and James and my The Caruso Family Gerald and Elaine Danzy loving and supportive family In honor of Patrick A. Caruso ’17 In honor of Tyler D. Danzy ’17 The Basehart Family Ladeen A. Case Shelby Davis ’17 In honor of Alec Basehart ’17 Carson J. Case ’17, in honor of all of In honor of Stephen Watson your accomplishments! Alexa Beatrice ’17 The Davis Family Thank you to my Mom, Dad, and sister for all your love Thomas and Cathleen Casella In honor of Dee Dee Davis ’17 and support these past four years! In honor of Amanda J. Casella ’17 Dorothy Davis ’17 Cathleen Casella Thank you Mom, Dad, Sam, Grammi, Paul, The Becker Family and friends. I love you! In honor of Susanna Becker ’17 Grandpa loves you, congratulations Amanda Casella ’17! The Delluomo Family Stephen J. Bero The Cassidy Family In honor of Paul Delluomo ’17 Margaret Bevan In honor of Aaron E. Cassidy ’17 The Derby Family Izzy’s Family in honor of Isadora Bevan ’17 Caitlyn N. Cassidy ’17 In honor of Alison Derby ’17 Katelyn Billings ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, Erin, Brian, and Max for all The DeSilva Family Thanks Mom and Dad! your unconditional love and support. I love you! In honor of Joseph DeSilva ’17 Jasmine Blaylock ’17 Paige Castle ’17 The DiGiacomo Family In honor of my Brooklyn, Basic and Gospel In honor of my biggest fans. I couldn’t have done any In honor of Lindsay DiGiacomo ’17 Choir Family. I bless God for all of you. of this without your constant love and support, thanks Mom, Dad, Tate, Grant, Grandma, Grandpa, Chris, Justin Dobrow ’17 The Bonzerato Family and Maisy In honor of my family, friends, faculty, staff, In honor of Caden Gregory Bonzerato ’17 administration, and WTOP Courtney Cherry ’17 Valerie Boscia ’17 In honor of my Mom and Dad. Thanks for all you’ve The Donovan Family In honor of my family done for me In honor of Patrick Donovan ’17 Daniel Brandenberger The Cleary Family The Doran Family For my daughter Dana Brandenberger ’17, Congrats In honor of Megan Cleary ’17 In honor of Cody Doran ’17

32 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Brian and Barbara Durland Thomas Hellen ’17 Megan MacCheyne ’17 In honor of Luke Durland ’17 In honor of my Dad Thanks family and friends for all your love and support! Allison Dwyer ’17 Aiyana Huger ’17 Renee MacDonald ’17 Thank you to my parents for getting me where In honor of my many teachers along the way Thank you to my loving family for all your support. I am today! The Ingrassia Family I couldn’t have done it without you guys! TC Eddards In honor of Louis James Ingrassia ’17 Melissa Manwaring In honor of Dereck Eddards ’17 Alexandra Izzo ’17 In honor of the Ice Effect seniors: Lucy Bergemann, Rachel Edic In honor of the Izzo Family ­— Thank you for your Amanda Lattimore, and Renee Lyman constant support and motivation, I love you! The Ellert Family Christine Marinace ’17 In honor of Abigail Lu Ellert ’17 Olivia Jacobsen ’17 Mom, Laura, Melissa, and Family, I wouldn’t be where Thank you Mom and Dad for all your patience, I am without your endless support and love! The Ellis Family love, and support! In honor of Gary Ellis ’17 Katie Marrano ’17 Julianna Jardin ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, Ti, and Dan. I love you all The Favata Family In honor of my family In honor of Brianna Favata ’17 Lorissa Martin ’17 The Jardin Family In honor of my parents Samantha Feldman ’17 In honor of Julianna Marie Jardin ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, Zach and Family. I couldn’t have The Martin Family made it without your love and support! I love you! Peter and Deborah Javier In honor of Keith Martin ’17 In honor of Stephen M. Javier ’17 Casey Fetsko ’17 Sara Ann Mateyunas ’17 In honor of my family Jennifer Jevons ’17 Big thanks to my friends, family, and Devin Durner Dion Matthews ’17 Barbara Fike In honor of my parents Sharmaine and Trevor Matthews In honor of the graduating Telefund callers The Joachim Family In honor of Roberto Joachim ’17 The Mayer Family The Filler Family In honor of Samantha R. Mayer ’17 In honor of Joshua Filler ’17 Erin Johnson ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, Colin Sickles, and Caitlyn Corrin Mays ’17 The Francz Family Zimmerman for all you do for me and getting me Thank you to my amazing family for your love In honor of Caitlin Francz ’17 through college! and support Chris Fuller ’17 Cathy Johnston ’17 The McCarthy Family Thanks to the sacrifices of my Wife and son Patrick In honor of my very supportive family In honor of Kristen McCarthy ’17 Erin Fulton ’17 The Jones Family Kristen McCarthy ’17 In memory of Sheila Wilkie Reff In honor of Clayton Jones ’17 Thank you Mom and Dad for everything you’ve done! I love you! Dylan Gates ’17 The Kaleta Family In honor of those who have helped me get here In honor of Katharine Kaleta ’17 Madonna McClain In honor of Daniella Melita ’17 Diane Gears Samantha Keeney ’17 In honor of Kyle Bedient ’17 from your Family In honor of the Theater Department The McCue Family Anthony Gentile ’17 Carolyn Kelly ’17 In honor of Kaitlyn Marie McCue ’17 Thank you to my family and friends, I wouldn’t Marisa McDonough ’17 The George Family be here without you. I love you! In honor of Alex George ’17 In honor of my family Briana Kimble ’17 Susan McFee The Gerhart Family Thanks Mom and Dad, and beer In honor of Drew H. Gerhart ’17 In honor of Marcus McFee Walters ’17 Alyse Kirk ’17 Amanda McKnight ’17 The Gilroy Family In honor of my parents Angi and Kevin, and those In honor of Sam Gilroy ’17 Thank you Mom and Dad for everything I have lost you’ve done for me! Sohrab Ghaffari Gousheh ’17 The Korn Family In honor of my family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and Family In honor of Ryan B. Korn ’17 In honor of Nathan Miller ’17 The Granger Family Jaime Krasner ’17 In honor of Tyler Granger ’17 Mark Mirabito Thank you Mom and Dad! In honor of Sidney Uquillas ’17 Tyler Granger ’17 Trevor Krencik ’17 Mark Mirabito Thanks to my supportive family and Mom, I couldn’t have made it to this point without your once-in-a-lifetime friends boundless love and support. Thank you for everything, In honor of Lauren Peel ’17 The Green Family I love you! Mark Mirabito In honor of Ethan Green ’17 Alex Kresner ’17 In honor of Alexa Rodriguez ’17 The Grills Family Thanks for everything Mark Mirabito In honor of Eric Grills ’17 The Landuyt Family In honor of Caroline Dougherty ’17 Andrea Gungor ’17 In honor of Taylor Landuyt ’17 Maureen Miraval Thank you Mom, Dad, Sara, and Venessa for your Noelle C. LeRoy ’17 Congratulations Patrick Miraval ’17, with all our constant love and support. I love you! In honor of my mother, Suzanna; if it weren’t for you, love Mom, Dad, Connor, and James! Guzman and Negron Families I wouldn’t be where I am today Garth and Nadine Mitchell ’89 In honor of Kelsey Evette Negron ’17 Robert Lee In honor of Sam Mitchell ’17 Mary Kate Harrigan ’17 The Lewis Family Radha Mohan Thank you Sidney Crosby, Mom, Dad, and Karl. Go Bills In honor of Michael Lewis ’17 In honor of Steven Ramnanan ’17 The Harris Family The Linkletter Family The Morano Family In honor of Zachary Harris ’17 In honor of Mark Brian Linkletter ’17 In honor of Andrew Morano ’17 The Hart Family Rachel Long ’17 Ray and Dina Morris In honor of John James Hart ’17 Thank you Mom and Dad for all your support! In honor of Tyler Morris ’17

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 33 The Morrison Family Jim and Joyce Proulx President Deborah F. Stanley and Mr. Michael J. Stanley In honor of Mary Morrison ’17 In honor of Katelyn Proulx ’17 In honor of the Class of 2017 Destiny Morrison ’17 The Ptacek Family The Stapleton Family In honor of those who have paved the way, thank you! In honor of Jonathan M. Ptacek ’17 In honor of Luke P. Stapleton ’17 The Myers Family The Purce Family In honor of Courtney Myers ’17 In honor of Cortnie M. Purce ’17 The Steinberg Family In honor of Evyn Steinberg ’17 Courtney Myers ’17 The Regan Family Thank you to my friends and family for being an In honor of Kathleen Regan ’17 The Stephenson Family amazing support system, I wouldn’t be here Holly Reitmeier ’17 In honor of Nicole Stephenson ’17 without you! In honor of those who provided me love and support Grace Stratton ’17 for the past four years Emily Nassir ’17 Education is not a preparation for life; education is life. To my amazing family, I couldn’t have done it The Reitmeier Family — George Washington Carver without you In honor of Holly Reitmeier ’17 Kalee Neumann ’17 The Sussman Family Carolyn Renko In honor of Nicole Sussman ’17 In honor of my family In honor of Jamie N. Morris ’17 The Nitz Family The Rice Family Nicole Sussman ’17 In honor of Justin Nitz ’17 In honor of MaryCatherine E. Rice ’17 In honor of my family Emily Notaro ’17 Rachel Richie ’17 The Taylor Family Thank you Mom and Dad! In honor of John Richie In honor of Travis Taylor ’17 Betsy Oberst, Alumni Office and Jerry Oberst ’77, Zachary Riley ’17 Kevin and Kim Thomas Admissions Office In honor of my family In honor of the Class of 2017 In honor of Kaitlyn Thomas ’17 David Rodriguez-Rivera The O'Brien Family In honor of Christopher Rodriguez-Castro ’17 Sarah Timney ’17 In honor of Hannah O'Brien ’17 Thank you to my amazing family and boyfriend for all Bridget Rooney ’17 your love and support! Hannah O’Brien ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, and family! It’s a great day Thank you so much to my family and friends, to be a Laker! I love you all! The Timney Family Morgan Rumpf ’17 In honor of Sarah Marie Timney ’17 Meghan Olson ’17 In honor of my family Thank you Mom and Dad for all your love and Krista M. Vann ’17 support, you are my #1 fans! The Russo Family In honor of my parents and my sisters In honor of Patrick J. Russo ’17 Roland Opoku ’17 John Carlo Verceles ’17 In honor of my family Daniel Ryans ’17 In honor of my family In honor of my family and friends The Owusu Family In honor of Chad M. Owusu ’17 The Salerno Family The Villano Family In honor of Scarlette Salerno ’17 In honor of Kassidy Liljeblad ’17 The Palmer Family In honor of Jeffrey Palmer ’17 Scarlett Salerno ’17 Charmaine Wagstaffe In honor of my family The Pascar Family In honor of Chad Andrew Michael Vanriel ’17 In honor of Jane Pascar ’17 The Santmyer Family Gina Wallace ’17 In honor of Ashley Santmyer ’17 The Pasquarelli Family Thank you to my family for all your support and to In honor of Sarah Pasquarelli ’17 The Santmyer Family Miranda for taking the journey with me! In honor of Brianna Santmyer ’17 The Payette Family The Wansink Family In honor of Stephen P. Payette ’17 Christina Santospirito ’17 In honor of my incredible family! I love you, xo In honor of Libbie Wansink ’17 The Pecori Family In honor of James Pecori ’17 Joseph Savino ’17 Lauren Wedemeier ’17 Thanks Mom and Dad for all the support along Thank You The Pelkey Family the way. I couldn’t have done it without you! In honor of Mikael E. Pelkey ’17 Ilyssa Weiner ’17 The Schneller Family Olivia Pexton ’17 In honor of Nicholas Paul Schneller ’17 The Williams Family Thank you to my phenomenal parents for loving In honor of Jonah Williams ’17 and supporting me Christina Schretzman ’17 Thank you Mom, Dad, Ryan, and Family. I couldn’t Jay ’85 and Vicki Williamson ’85 The Pfeifer Family have done it without you and our 7 pooches. In honor of Lucas Williamson ’17 In honor of Ryan Pfeifer ’17 Doreen Scott The Willoughby Family Abigail Eileen Phillips ’17 Love Mom and Richie! In honor of Trevor J. Krencik ’17, In honor of Nicole Willoughby ’17 In honor of my family and their support Congratulations! Miranda Yonkasky ’17 The Plotzker Family Elena Semenza ’17 In honor of my family and their unwavering support In honor of Emily Plotzker ’17 In honor of all the incredible things SUNY Oswego and Gina for helping me through it all! Chris Prestia ’17 provides for their students In honor of my Mom and Dad The Sickles Family Caitlyn Zimmerman ’17 Thank you to my amazing family for all your love and The Prezioso Family In honor of Colin Sickles ’17 support! In honor of Mark Tyler Prezioso ’17 Colin Sickles ’17 Rane Prieto ’17 Thank you to the best family for your support The Zoanetti Family To my Mom and Dad! Thank you for everything! In honor of Rachel R. Zoanetti ’17 Caitlin Slatcher ’17 The Proctor Family Thank you Mom and Dad for all of the continuous Alec Zuch ’17 In honor of Lauren Proctor ’17 love and support! I love you! In honor of my parents and Meteorology Faculty

34 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT Public Ceremonies Committee Special Thanks

A special word of thanks is extended to those individuals who Richard Bush Ellen McCloskey volunteer to serve as marshals and ushers for the day. Technology Department Office of the President Thank you also to the Maintenance and Custodial Staff, University William Canning Mark Mirabito Police, SAVAC, Walker Health Center, Registrar’s Office, Publications Campus Technology Services Psychology Office, Campus Technology Services, and Auxiliary Services, including the College Store and Dining Services staff, for their work Lori Cook Karen Moore and participation in Commencement. Facilities Maintenance and Extended Learning Operations An additional thanks to our Trumpeters: Tim Nekritz Patrick Devendorf Office of Communications Disability Support Services and Marketing Cole Brookins Freshman, Music Erin Dorsey Jordan Perry Office of Business and Office of Admissions Noah Davidson Community Relations Sophomore, Chemistry Jose Ramos Tyler Doan Michael Flaherty Facilities Maintenance Sophomore, English and Education Auxiliary Services, and Operations Public Ceremonies Adrian Naaktgeboren Committee Chair Vernon Reynolds Freshman, Computer Science Facilities Maintenance Jacob Gardener and Operations Residence Life and Housing John Rossi William Hammond University Police Facilities Maintenance and Operations Michelle St. John Office of the Registrar Malcolm Huggins Intercollegiate Athletics Barbara St. Michel Campus Life Tyrone Johnson-Neuland Campus Technology Services Holli Stone Campus Life Rebecca Kempney Facilities Maintenance Daniel Tryon and Operations Technology Department

Joy Knopp College Foundation

Trumpeters announce the beginning of the commencement ceremony.

MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT 35 Visitor Information

Emergency Assistance Photographs and Videotaping Medical assistance is available on the ground floor in the Audience videotaping and photography are permitted only from Marano Campus Center. seats. We plan to post a recorded version of the ceremonies after the events on the college’s YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/ University Police sunyoswegovideo. A professional photographer will be present at the 315.312.5555 ceremony. Graduates will be emailed a link from the photography company to view their photos. Graduation pictures can be ordered Lost and Found online at www.geneseephoto.com. Inquiries should be directed to University Police at the phone number listed above. Notice to Audience Members Our commencement ceremony is taped and broadcast via tv, Restrooms radio, and/or the internet in both live and delayed time formats. Restrooms are on all Marano Campus Center levels. Ground floor By attending this event, you are granting permission to have your restrooms are in the main lobby; second-level facilities serve upper likeness or image and your voice broadcast without restriction and seating. without right of inspection or approval. Entrance into the event grants permission for your likeness or image to be used without Refreshments remuneration and releases the campus and its representatives from Refreshments are not permitted on the arena floor. However, all claims and liability relating to these broadcasts or their reuse. refreshments are available before and during the ceremony at Crossroads on the upper level of the Marano Campus Center. Departure Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty and College Store platform party recess. Fresh flowers, frames and an assortment of emblematic clothing and merchandise will be available before and after the ceremonies Contact SUNY Oswego in the concourse of the Marano Campus Center. Office of Admissions, 315.312.2250 229 Sheldon Hall, SUNY Oswego, Oswego, NY 13126 Reception www.oswego.edu All graduates, family members, guests, faculty and staff are invited to attend a reception north of the Convocation Center immediately following each ceremony.

36 MAY 2017 COMMENCEMENT OSWEGOHail

ONE HUNDRED FIFTYSIXTH Voices ll the air

Singing reverently

Pledging our school fair

Truth and loyalty

This our song we raise SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2017 In her name and praise MARANO CAMPUS CENTER Oswego, Alma Mater STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO Hail to thee!