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171St Commencement Exercises May 28-30, 2021 the Significance of Place 171st Commencement Exercises May 28-30, 2021 The Significance of Place Take in the sights and sounds around you. This area has witnessed many momentous gatherings, marking notable life events. Around 1,400 years ago, long before Beloit College was founded, Native Americans gathered here for commemorative ceremonies. The Beloit College Mound Group, in which you are sitting, remains a sacred Native place. The Beloit College Mound Group is catalogued as a burial site and thus is pro- tected by state law. Awareness of Native heritage and values can also enhance mound preservation. This is where you come in: Help preserve the Beloit College mounds by treating them with respect. As you enjoy today’s celebration, please be mindful of the significance of this place and avoid walking or sitting on the mounds. —Drew Agnew’18 and AmySue Greiff’18 Friday, May 28, 2021 Virtual Commencement Celebration Welcome President Scott Bierman Commencement Address Introduced by Superior Murphy'21 Angela Moten Russell’99, Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, CUNA Mutual Group Conferring of Honorary Degree Angela Moten Russell’99 Presented by President Scott Bierman Special Awards Blue Skies Award - presented by Scott Bierman Martha Peterson Prize - presented by Scott Bierman The Class Address Students introduced by Scott Bierman “All You Need Is Love” presented by Erin Gallagher “Becoming a Leader” presented by Ana Kohout Closing Remarks President Scott Bierman 1 Saturday, May 29 and Sunday, May 30, 2021 Scott Bierman, B.A., Ph.D. President of the College, presiding Musical Prelude Commencement Procession Please stand Pomp and Circumstance March, opus 39, no. 1 Sir Edward Elgar Welcome President Scott Bierman Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees Statement of Authorization Delivered by President Scott Bierman on behalf of the Chair of the Board of Trustees Dick Niemiec’65 Presentation of Candidates Provost and Dean of the College Eric Boynton Conferring of Degrees and Closing Remarks President Scott Bierman Recessional 2 Members of the audience are asked to remain near their seats until the procession has fully recessed and the ceremony is completed. Following Commencement, complimentary refreshments will be offered by the Library patio. As a service to our graduates and their families and friends, the college will post video from today’s ceremony online at https://www.youtube. com/user/BeloitCollege/ The flags on the Commencement platform are those of the nations repre- sented by members of the class of 2021. Acknowledgments Signers: Michelle Guyette, Emily Fitterer, Jenny McKitrick, Kimberly Ramsay, Southern Wisconsin Interpreting & Translation Services, Ltd. Mark your calendars for the 2021 Beloiter Days: Reunion, Homecoming, Family & Friends Weekend October 1-3, 2021 3 Angela Moten Russell’99 Commencement Speaker Angela Moten Russell is the vice president of diversity, equity, and inclusion at CUNA Mutual Group. The first to hold this position, she has shaped it by leading the development, direction, and implementation of CUNA’s short and long-term strategies and programs that support diver- sity, equity, and inclusion. Prior to joining CUNA in 2015, she served in various Wisconsin state government posts, including in former Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle’s administration, where she was appointed to a small team that created Wisconsin’s Department of Children and Families. She has held a variety of positions in public administration and pub- lic health, including serving as a health equity coordinator for Public Health Madison & Dane County and as community engagement lead for the County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Program at the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. Her earlier career focus on public health began with a Beloit College biochemistry major and membership on the college’s AIDS education task force. One of a group of students who inspired the formation of the college’s Health and Society major, she completed an internship with Madison’s state health department that examined the mortality dispari- ties between Black and white women with breast cancer. Russell earned her master’s degree in population health sciences from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. She serves on the board of the nonprofit organization JustDane, the Edgewood College board of trustees, and the External Advisory Board for the University of Wisconsin School of Business. She is a founder and the host of Black Oxygen, a podcast launched in 2020 that amplifies the voic- es of Wisconsin’s Black community. 4 2021 Degree Candidates BACHELOR OF ARTS Brahim Abraham Aich Business Economics Else Kristin Aarsheim Political Science Health and Society Chicago, Illinois Spanish Minor Minneapolis, Minnesota Galen Anton Alaks summa cum laude Lucy Joanna Abrams Music summa cum laude Art History Minor Anthropology Brookfield, Illinois Dance Minor Brookline, Massachusetts Salma Mohammad Ali summa cum laude Emma Richard Adams Mathematics cum laude Quantitative Economics History Dhaka, Bangladesh Museum Studies Minor Osceola, Wisconsin Shivangi Ambardar summa cum laude Philip Bartholomew Adrian Mathematics cum laude Quantitative Economics Environmental Geology New Delhi, India Sociology Milwaukee, Wisconsin Carson Hom Armstrong Business Economics Santiago Ramon Aguilar Creative Writing Business Economics Piedmont, California Albuquerque, New Mexico Maria G. Aschenbrener Ayodeji John Agunbiade summa cum laude Health and Society Education and Youth Studies Journalism Minor Studio Art Pacifica, California Washington, District of Columbia Ahmad Fahim Ahmad Zuleima Bahena cum laude Education and Youth Studies Business Economics Biology Minor International Relations Political Science Minor Kabul, Afghanistan Cicero, Illinois Saad Ahsan summa cum laude Mathematics Quantitative Economics Lahore, Pakistan 5 Melinda Balades Payton Elizabeth Carlock cum laude Psychology Business Economics Political Science Minor Environmental Studies: Ann Arbor, Michigan Environmental Justice and Citizenship Jennahvieve Renee Lynn Carroll Spanish Minor Psychology Copperas Cove, Texas Russian Language and Culture Beloit, Wisconsin Elisabeth Marie Balistreri summa cum laude Rachel Vivian Catalano Media Studies Sociology English Minor Elmhurst, Illinois Journalism Minor Spanish Minor Xinyi Cheng Plymouth, Wisconsin magna cum laude Quantitative Economics Royina Banerjee Art History Minor Media Studies Beijing, China Zurich, Switzerland Rashmi Chimmalgi Shania Lee Berg Economics summa cum laude International Relations Quantitative Economics Bangalore, India Beloit, Wisconsin Edric Choi Marjorie Ann Brackett Engineering Program Anthropology Buffalo Grove, Illinois English Minor Downers Grove, Illinois Fiona Rose Cismesia magna cum laude Natalie Branas Anthropology International Relations Spanish Language and Culture Spanish Minor Museum Studies Minor Chicago, Illinois Downers Grove, Illinois Kyle Ricardo Brown Nicole Destiny Claudio Business Economics Anthropology Wesley Chapel, Florida Dance Minor Chicago, Illinois Quinlan Brunner cum laude Jack Riley Collins Interdisciplinary Studies: magna cum laude Community Development Philosophy Austin, Minnesota Amery, Wisconsin John Mitchell Campbell cum laude Business Economics Missouri City, Texas 6 Elsa Cournoyer Murphy Darnell Doss, Jr. summa cum laude Business Economics Creative Writing Chicago, Illinois Religious Studies Departmental Honors Abigail Rose Adams DuRussel St. Paul, Minnesota cum laude History Aminah Tatyania-May Crawford French Minor magna cum laude Madison, Wisconsin Critical Identity Studies Education and Youth Studies Sarah Rose Koffman Ezelle Spanish Minor magna cum laude Beloit, Wisconsin Cognitive Science Philosophy DaZhanae Antionette Nihemia English Minor Creal Portland, Oregon cum laude International Relations Gunnar S. Fairbairn German Studies Minor cum laude Vacaville, California Education and Youth Studies Portland, Oregon Griffin Cassidy Cross magna cum laude Joel Thomas Faliski Creative Writing magna cum laude Departmental Honors Political Science Literary Studies Philosophy Minor Spanish Minor Madison, Wisconsin Arvada, Colorado Christian Santiago Fares Lucy Madeleine Devereux Crozier magna cum laude summa cum laude Computer Science Creative Writing Departmental Honors Departmental Honors Mathematics Minor Critical Identity Studies Music Minor Departmental Honors Kimberly, Wisconsin Philosophy Minor Meadville, Pennsylvania Hannah Rae Flanders summa cum laude Audrey Claire Daigneault Creative Writing Critical Identity Studies Music Minor Psychology Austin, Minnesota Studio Art Minor Seattle, Washington Diana Flores Education and Youth Studies Frances Davis Spanish Minor Environmental Biology Studio Art Minor Burlington, Vermont Chicago, Illinois 7 Sophia Courtney Francis Sage Michelle Green magna cum laude cum laude Anthropology Creative Writing Departmental Honors Education and Youth Studies Russian Language and Culture Theatre and Dance (Theatre Museum Studies Minor Performance) Wilmette, Illinois Russian Minor Janesville, Wisconsin Kaitlin Suzanne Frey Political Science Helen Josephine Griffin Hudson, Wisconsin summa cum laude Anthropology Chelsea Hilda Gaju Classical Civilization Environmental Studies: Critical Identity Studies Environmental Justice and Sociology Citizenship Departmental Honors Geology Minor St. Peters, Missouri Gisenyi, Rwanda Sarah Mar Grissom Erin Katherine Gallagher magna cum laude magna cum laude Anthropology Sociology Louisville, Kentucky Departmental Honors
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