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Fall Commencement December 13, 2018 Message from the Chancellor On behalf of the faculty, staff, and administration at Louisiana State University of Alexandria, please accept my sincerest congratulations for reaching this milestone in your life. Today is a special day that you will always remember, for today you will receive your LSUA diploma. We recognize your commitment, determination, and no doubt countless hours studying to achieve this remarkable goal. From this day forward, your future is changed for the better. Not only is your own life positively impacted, but the lives of your family and friends, our community, state, nation, and world.

As you walk across the stage today, I am sure you realize that you did not get here alone, but instead it was a combination of your support system, devoted faculty and staff, and our loyal community. To the parents, grandparents, spouses, children, and other loved ones of our graduates, I also say congratulations and thank you. This day would not be possible without your encouragement and understanding. Our faculty and staff have worked tirelessly to create and maintain a student-centered learning environment. Kudos to them!

LSUA takes great pride in knowing that students are at the center of our mission. Further, our supportive community has provided opportunities to our students that would not have been possible without them. LSUA is very grateful for the scholarships, financial support, and campus infrastructure projects that the LSUA Foundation and community have provided that have enhanced the student experience.

Although you are graduating from LSUA today, we hope this is only the beginning of a long and meaningful relationship. We look forward to hearing about your successes and know you will become our best recruiters. I encourage you to actively participate in the LSUA Alumni Association and connect with our alumni that are located all over the world.

Once again, congratulations to all of our graduates and best of luck in the future.

Go Generals,

Guiyou Huang, Ph.D. December 13, 2018 BEARER OF THE MACE Ms. Melissa Whitley, Associate Professor of Allied Health Program Coordinator of Radiologic Technology Faculty Senate President and Honors Program Director

PROCESSIONAL* Ms. Melva Villard

INVOCATION* Reverend Jamey Gilliland Louisiana State University of Alexandria Baptist Collegiate Ministries Director

INTRODUCTION Ms. Madison Frugé Ms. LSUA

NATIONAL ANTHEM* Mar'Krisseanna (Mimi) Span LSUA Student

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Dr. Guiyou Huang, Chancellor Louisiana State University of Alexandria

* Audience Standing SPECIAL GUESTS Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser State of Louisiana

Mr. Blake Chatelain Louisiana State University System Board of Supervisors

Mr. Spencer Martin Louisiana State University of Alexandria Foundation Board Chairman

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES Dr. John Rowan Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

CONFERRING OF DEGREES Mr. Blake Chatelain

ALMA MATER* Otis Jacobs and Mar'Krisseanna (Mimi) Span LSUA Students

BENEDICTION* Reverend Jamey Gilliland Louisiana State University of Alexandria Baptist Collegiate Ministries Director

RECESSIONAL* Ms. Melva Villard

* Audience Standing Platform Party

Dr. Guiyou Huang, Chancellor

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, State of Louisiana

Mr. Blake Chatelain, Louisiana State University System Board of Supervisors

Mr. Spencer Martin, LSUA Foundation Board Chairman

Dr. John Rowan, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Ms. Donna Torres, Interim Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administrative Services

Mr. Stephan Moore, Vice Chancellor for Student Engagement

Ms. Melissa Whitley, Faculty Senate President

Ms. Jerri Weston, University Registrar

Reverend Jamey Gilliland, Baptist Collegiate Ministries Director

Dr. Haywood Joiner, Jr., Department Chair of Allied Health

Dr. Holly Wilson, Department Chair of Arts, English, and Humanities

Dr. Carol Corbat, Department Chair of Biological Sciences

Dr. Randall Dupont, Department Chair of Business Administration

Ms. Beth Whittington., Department Chair of Criminal Justice

Dr. Patsy Jenkins, Department Chair of Education

Dr. Jerry Sanson, Department Chair of History and Political Sciences

Dr. Nathan Ponder, Department Chair of Mathematics and Physical Sciences

Dr. Mary Treuting, Department Chair of Psychology

Dr. Catherine Cormier, Department Chair of Nursing Commencement Speaker

Billy Nungesser is the 54th Lieutenant Governor of the state of Louisiana. He was elected in 2015 and began his term in January of 2016. Billy left a career as a successful businessman to begin his political career following Hurricane Katrina.

In 2005, Nungesser and his wife, Cher, rode out Hurricane Katrina at their ranch in southern Plaquemines Parish. In response to his own frustration over the slow response from government following Hurricane Katrina, Billy decided to run for Plaquemines Parish President in 2006. He was re-elected in 2010 with over 70% of the vote.

On April 20, 2010, Plaquemines Parish became Ground Zero for the nation’s biggest environmental disaster. In the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf, Billy became the voice of Louisiana’s frustration.

During the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the New York Times named him the “hardest working man in Louisiana” and ABC named him Person of the Week during the same period. He continues to be the “hardest working man in Louisiana” to date on behalf of all of us.

Today, Billy is second in command in the executive branch and Louisiana’s ambassador as Commissioner of the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism. From natural disasters to promoting our great state….Billy Nungesser is a man for all of Louisiana. The Academic Regalia Code

Guidelines with respect to academic regalia derive from traditions passed on since the Middle Ages. American universities agreed on a definite system in 1895 and devised an official Code of Academic Dress. In 1932, the American Council on Education presented a revised code which for the most part governs the style of academic dress today.

Black is the recommended color for all academic gowns. Bachelor’s and master’s gowns are untrimmed. Doctor’s gowns are faced with black velvet or the other color associated with the degree with three chevrons across the sleeves. The Chancellor’s gown is faced with four chevrons across the sleeves.

The hoods differ in length for the three degrees, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s and are lined with the official colors of the college or university conferring the degree, usually with one color forming a chevron pattern over the other. Hoods are edged and bound with velvet of the color appropriate for the degree and lined with the official colors of the college or university conferring the degree.

The colors associated with the different subjects are as follows:

Apricot Nursing Maize Agriculture Brown Fine Arts, Architecture Olive Green Pharmacy Citron Social Work Orange Engineering Copper Economics Pink Music Crimson Journalism Purple Law Dark Blue Philosophy Russet Forestry Drab Business Sage Physical Education Golden Yellow Science Salmon Pink Public Health Gray Veterinary Medicine Scarlet Theology Lemon Yellow Library Science Silver Gray Speech Light Blue Education White Arts, Letters, Humanities Degree with Honors

At each commencement, the University Medal for “Highest Academic Achievement” is awarded to the graduate receiving an associate degree and to the graduate receiving a baccalaureate degree with the highest GPA provided that more than 50 percent of the total hours attempted in pursuit of the degree have been earned at Louisiana State University of Alexandria.

Graduates receiving baccalaureate degrees may receive their degrees summa cum laude, magna cum laude, or cum laude. The determination for these designations is based on the student’s grade point average. Degrees are awarded summa cum laude to students whose grade point averages are within the 3.90 to 4.0 range. In order for a degree to be awarded magna cum laude, the grade point average must be within the 3.70 to 3.89 range. Degrees are awarded cum laude to students whose grade point averages are between 3.50 and 3.69. Students who are awarded their degrees with honors must also have satisfied all additional requirements imposed by their college or department.

Students graduating with honors are recognized at commencement by wearing honors cords. Students graduating summa cum laude wear gold cords. Those graduating magna cum laude wear silver cords; cum laude graduates wear white cords.

GAMMA BETA PHI Honor Graduates

Gamma Beta Phi is a national collegiate honor and service organization. Students must have an overall 3.0 grade point average to be invited to become members. The gold satin stole worn by graduates signifies that they are members in good standing. The Mace

A mace is the traditional university symbol of educational authority and institutional identity and is presented at formal university rituals and traditions, such as commencement ceremonies.

The LSUA mace is forty-eight inches tall and weighs approximately ten pounds. It is crafted of wood from a fallen live oak tree native to the Louisiana State University of Alexandria campus and solid brass. The brass spacers that collectively form the shaft are engraved with milestone dates in the history of the university. The mace is topped with a four-sided acorn, calling attention to the fiftieth anniversary in 2010, the service of Louisiana State University of Alexandria to Louisiana and Central Louisiana in particular, desirable attributes imparted in graduates of Louisiana State University of Alexandria and embossed figures depicting “One World – Diverse – Intertwined.” The acorn is crowned with the familiar LSUA oak tree logo with the blue and gold banner ensigna.

Alexandria resident and master craftsman Glen Armand crafted and donated the mace in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Louisiana State University of Alexandria. The LSUA mace was first presented to the faculty, staff and students at the closing commencement exercises of the fiftieth anniversary, December 16, 2010. Degree Programs BACHELOR DEGREES Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts in English Bachelor of Arts in History Bachelor of Science in Biology Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science in Elder Care Administration Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Health Professions Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) Bachelor of Science in Psychology Bachelor of General Studies (Concentrations in: Arts Management, Criminal Justice, Disaster Science and Emergency Management, Graphic Design, Health Sciences, Humanities, Kinesiology, Political Science, Psychology, and Visual and Performing Arts)

ASSOCIATE DEGREES Associate of Arts Associate of Science Associate of Science in Medical Laboratory Science Associate of Science in Nursing Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology

CERTIFICATES Certificate in Pharmacy Technology

POST BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATES Add-On Certificate in Early Childhood Education Add-On Certificate in Special Education (Mild Moderate) Add-On Certificate in Significant Disabilities Add-On Certificate in English as a Second Language Add-On Certificate in Adaptive Physical Education Certificate-Only Alternate Path Program Elementary Education, Grades 1-5 Certificate-Only Alternate Path Program Secondary Education, Grades 6-12 Certificate-Only Alternate Path Program Health and Physical Education, Grades K-12 Teacher Certification Track Alma Mater The path of life enduring lies with stately grace, Under oaks and pines securing, our home LSUA.

To thee our source of wisdom our hope and future shine, To thee, our Alma Mater we’ll be forever thine.

As we journey onward, the knowledge we obtain And the lessons here imparted eternally remain.

To thee our source of wisdom our hope and future shine, To thee, our Alma Mater we’ll be forever thine.

Blakesley, Josh (2009)

University Seal

The university seal was first developed as the University logo in 1994 and now stands as the official LSUA seal.

The focal point of the seal is the oak tree in the center. It symbolizes knowledge and stability and also represents the live oaks found on campus. The lines behind the tree are symbolic of both a rising sun and the row crops that surround LSUA. The waving banner on which Alexandria is written symbolizes the flowing Red River, and the surrounding circle is symbolic of lifelong learning. LSUA Distinguished Service Award Recipients Mr. Roy O. Martin, Jr. May 19, 1994

Mrs. Virginia Martin Howard May 18, 1995

Mrs. Vinita Johnson Martin May 22, 1997

Mrs. Frances Bolton Davis May 21, 1998

Mr. Scott O. Brame December 17, 1998

Mr. Howard Mulder December 14, 2000

Mrs. Eloise Ferris Mulder December 14, 2000

Dr. John W. “Jock” Scott May 22, 2003

Representative Charlie DeWitt December 18, 2003

Senator Joe McPherson December 18, 2003

Dr. H. Rouse Caffey December 18, 2008

Mr. R. Blake Chatelain December 16, 2010

Mr. Michael L. Jenkins December 16, 2010

Mr. Charles S. Weems, III December 19, 2013 Chancellors Dr. Guiyou Huang 1/1/2017 - Present

Dr. G. Daniel Howard 03/01/14 – 08/31/16

Dr. David P. Manuel 06/16/08 – 05/31/13

Dr. Robert Cavanaugh 07/01/94 - 08/17/07

Dr. Ben F. Martin 05/20/89 – 08/31/93

Dr. James Firnberg 02/06/84 – 05/19/89

Dr. H. Rouse Caffey (Deceased) 11/01/81 – 02/05/84

Dr. Sam H. Frank 01/01/79 – 10/31/81

Dr. Raymond Cleveland 06/01/76 – 05/11/78

Dr. Morris N. Abrams (Deceased) 02/01/62 – 12/11/75

Dr. Martin D. Woodin (Deceased) 01/25/60 – 01/31/62 LSU Board of Supervisors (2018-2019)

Mr. Ronald R. Anderson Mr. Glenn J. Armentor Mr. Jack A. “Jay” Blossman, Jr. Mr. B. Wayne Brown Mr. R. Blake Chatelain Mr. Robert S. Dampf Ms. Valencia Sarpy Jones Mr. Stewart Lockett (Student) Mr. Lee Mallett Mr. James W. Moore, Jr. Mr. J. Stephen Perry Mr. Rémy Voisin Starns Ms. Mary L. Werner Mr. James M. Williams (Chair) Mr. Jimmy M. Woods Mr. Robert “Bobby” Yarborough

Dr. F. King Alexander President Louisiana State University College of arts and Sciences BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES Brianna Alexis Allen Alexandria, LA Cierra Monet Gaines Alexandria, LA Joshua A. Godwin + Turkey Creek, LA Maria Ximena Guillot Boyce, LA Cody J. Hamilton Glenmora, LA Ricky J. Robinson Alexandria, LA Jennifer Sawtelle Ville Platte, LA

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENGLISH Hebah Alfraihat Alexandria, LA Stevie Rhiannon Barras Pineville, LA Ehren Shane Brady Alexandria, LA Eden Brossett Pineville, LA Jessica Maria Lozada Alexandria, LA Kennedy C. Runyan Lecompte, LA Danielle Autumn Humphreys Deville, LA Kennedy Danielle Melder Elmer, LA

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY David Patrick Doyle St. Landry, LA Alexander C. Eversull Alexandria, LA William J. Moreau Marksville, LA Daniel Matthew Rhodes Pineville, LA Jacob Duke Roberts Ville Platte, LA Ty West Pineville, LA

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY Dalton A. Davis Libuse, LA Joshua Luke Brock Faulkner Pineville, LA Brandon Christopher Hobbs West Monroe, LA Sarah Kathryn Looper Alexandria, LA Kimberly Nijoka Greenwell Springs, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY Tyler Quinn Hyde Alexandria, LA

+ Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of arts and Sciences BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Palmetto, LA Katrelle Sherrell Boast + Port Barre, LA Alexandria, LA Becket Thomas Breaux + St. Martinville, LA Woodworth, LA Ebony D. Brown Gramercy, LA Hornbeck, LA Baxter Ross Brunson Bentley, LA Pineville, LA Besfort Ferati Alexandria, LA Mansura, LA Nicholas Lavon Freeland + Sterlington, LA Pineville, LA Dustin Taylor Gagnon Ball, LA Ville Platte, LA Adrien Winona Gauthier Pollock, LA Glenmora, LA Preston Lee Gleason Pineville, LA Pineville, LA Robert Trumane Harris Alexandria, LA Olla, LA Jerimiah Robert Honea Cottonport, LA Alexandria, LA Katherine M. Jennings Dupont, LA Pineville, LA Micheal Shayne Thacker Jr. Hineston, LA Ville Platte, LA Jacob Mathews Boyce, LA Alexandria, LA Nichole Michelle Morman Hessmer, LA Alexandria, LA Michael Franklin Nick Leesville, LA Alexandria, LA Jose Sanchez Patino + Elmer, LA Mamou, LA Connie L. Price Baton Rouge, LA Jena, LA Jarrod Michael Ramos + Deville, LA Adam Joseph St. Romain Mansura, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY Denise Seegobin Pineville, LA Libuse, LA Hillary Ashlan Sharpe Pineville, LA Pineville, LA Matthew C. Soileau Carencro, LA West Monroe, LA Candace Nicole Terry + Mamou, LA Alexandria, LA Carol Thomas + Ville Platte, LA Greenwell Springs, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY Alexandria, LA

Katie Rose Adams Arnaudville, LA Damian Alejandre Oakdale, LA Victoria Doctolero Alexandria, LA Matthew Joel Gaspard Pineville, LA Zachary James Thibodaux Alexandria, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY Abby Fay Brevelle Marksville, LA Cezlie Jules Campo Alexandria, LA Megan Ann Marie Couvillon Marksville, LA Kira Shantel Daigrepont Pineville, LA Alan Duran Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Anthony Wynn Felps Kerrville, TX Steven Emery Funderburk Woodworth, LA Rebecca Lynn Henderson Alexandria, LA Kelsie Dalaine Jones Aimwell, LA Lula Mae Koehlar + Alexandria, LA Sarah Pederson Kosik + Otis, LA Santiago J. Diaz-Laguna Baton Rouge, LA Katelyn Marie Laird Moreauville, LA Caris Laurel Larrieu Pineville, LA Jenee Marie Leger + Youngsville, LA Patrice Sharay Lewis Terrell, TX Andrea Kalene Lucas Deville, LA Hanna Welch McBride Oakdale, LA Maria Emilia Montenegro Molina Cape Girardeau, MO Monique Annette Prince + Opelousas, LA Tina Lynn Sanders Panama City, FL Vincent Montrell Sanders Alexandria, LA James Cody Walker Bedford, TX Kelsey A. Walters Pineville, LA Katelin Suzanne Wehunt Otis, LA Camila Andrea Cofre' Zacarias Alexandria, LA + Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of Professional Studies BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES

Arnaudville, LA Iliyah Anderson Alexandria, LA Oakdale, LA Fernando Rebora Boy + Hannibal, MO Alexandria, LA Morgan Eddleman Singer, LA Pineville, LA Mitchell Joseph Gardiner + Hamilton, MO Alexandria, LA Harrison Raymond Houle Van Nuys, CA Priscilla Jacqueline Leon + Upland, CA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY Karli Erin Maddox Pitkin, LA Marksville, LA Joni Lee Meche Hessmer, LA Alexandria, LA Munir Gibran Mussi Vaz Poca Alexandria, LA Marksville, LA Tasha Marie Runnels + Ville Platte, LA Pineville, LA Colleen Alexis Sumner + Leesville, LA Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Kerrville, TX BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Woodworth, LA Thiago De Souza Alves + Alexandria, LA Alexandria, LA Nancy Banales Ball, LA Aimwell, LA Ryan Paul Bielli Edwards AFB, CA Alexandria, LA Jeffrey Keith Blankenship Bossier ,LA Otis, LA Joycelyn Boswell Forest Hill, LA Baton Rouge, LA Claudia Van Den Brink Woerden, Netherlands Moreauville, LA Dustin Butler Alexandria, LA Pineville, LA Jourdan Nohea Correia Kekaha, HI Youngsville, LA Jade A. Cousin Pineville, LA Terrell, TX Courtney Bernos Davis + Olla, LA Deville, LA Lakisha Nicole Dixon Boyce, LA Oakdale, LA Chasity Alyse Dubea Marksville, LA Cape Girardeau, MO Kyle Winfred Dunaway St. Francisville, LA Opelousas, LA Ashlynn Raé Duncan Alexandria, LA Panama City, FL Brandon J. Ermatinger + Pineville, LA Alexandria, LA Spencer Alex Fontenot + Baton Rouge, LA Bedford, TX Brady Michael Fryou Morgan City, LA Pineville, LA Otis, LA Alexandria, LA + Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of Professional Studies BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mary Catherine Granger St. Martinville, LA Anshonarial Greenhouse Marksville, LA Allyson Hendrix Carencro, LA Yousef Ijbara Dearborn, MI Shannon Dashee' Jackson Baton Rouge, LA Jessica Lyne Johnson Pineville, LA Ashley Kugelman Algonquin, IL Matthew Madden Alexandria, LA Jonathan Lee Marx Alexandria, LA Dillon Patrick Mayeux + Marksville, LA Fabiola Kyara Guerrero Montalvan Fort Polk, LA Kaitlynn Dawn Oborny Orange, CA David Pennington Jacksonville Beach, FL Cynthia Porter Monroe, LA Colby Ford Robert Marksville, LA Kayla Elise Rouse + Denham Springs, LA Dylan T. Roy Pineville, LA Joshua Paul Soileau Ville Platte, LA Oraine George Tomlinson Alexandria, LA Benjamin Venegas Santiago, Chile Domique Sandreas Williams + Opelousas, LA Suzanne Williams Lecompte, LA Elaine Young Marksville, LA

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELDER CARE ADMINISTRATION Keshuna L. Barber + Alexandria, LA Chelsea Lynn Bundick + Plaucheville, LA Elizabeth Ann Carney + Woodworth, LA Miranda Green Alexandria, LA Julie Ann Hook + Alexandria, LA

+ Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of Professional Studies BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS St. Martinville, LA Misty Dawn Bonnette + Boyce, LA Marksville, LA Carencro, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL LAB SCIENCE Dearborn, MI Paul Lawrence Mathews + Alexandria, LA Baton Rouge, LA Zabina Khanam Bronx, NY Pineville, LA Algonquin, IL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Alexandria, LA Alexandria, LA Jaron Allen + Slidell, LA Marksville, LA Kandie Lea Batiste + Marksville, LA Fort Polk, LA Tammy Lemoine Beeson Pineville, LA Orange, CA Chelsea Marie Bordelon + Marksville, LA Jacksonville Beach, FL Cheryl Bordelon Marksville, LA Monroe, LA Rebecca Swanson Bower Minden, LA Marksville, LA Candice Brigalia Lena, LA Denham Springs, LA Jacob Dupree Saint Landry, LA Pineville, LA Elizabeth Ann Fontenot + Washington, LA Ville Platte, LA Kim Fugarino Hammond, LA Alexandria, LA Lance Grappe + Deridder, LA Santiago, Chile Kara Suzanne Hotard + Grand Junction, CO Opelousas, LA Holly Elizabeth Hutchinson + Baton Rouge, LA Lecompte, LA Krista Reneé Knippers Benton, LA Marksville, LA Sheryl Ann Knott + Guthrie, OK Brenda Lanaux Alexandria, LA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELDER CARE ADMINISTRATION Mathilde Guidry Lyon Covington, LA Brenda Renee Mahaffey + Pitkin, LA Alexandria, LA Amber Walker Mahfouz Ball, LA Plaucheville, LA Yan Han Mas'sa Fort Polk, LA Woodworth, LA Jacqueline Richard Mayon + Opelousas, LA Alexandria, LA Ian C. Oliver Eunice, LA Alexandria, LA Chelsea Campbell Paul Oakdale, LA Anthony Michael Perroni + Baton Rouge, LA Amanda Whittington Rabalais Baker, LA

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Erica Marie Aney + Lecompte, LA Katelyn Alexis Ellis Woodworth, LA Adrien Winona Gauthier Pollock, LA Allison Celeste Molan + Shreveport, LA Angelia Waters Pineville, LA

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Kristy Neal + Forest Hill, LA Aaron Kathleen Sibley Pineville, LA Wayne Wirfs Pineville, LA

+ Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of Professional Studies BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Alexandria, LA Michael Ray Bruce Alexandria, LA West Monroe, LA Theresa Nicole Butler Alexandria, LA Rayville, LA Emma Laura Griffing Pineville, LA Forest Hill, LA David L. Moreau Alexandria, LA Alexandria, LA Robyn Wynona Faith Overstreet Pine Prairie, LA Lena, LA Jordan Danielle Rachal Boyce, LA Minden, LA Baton Rouge, LA ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE Denham Springs, LA D'Licia Brown + Tyler, TX Ville Platte, LA Elizabeth Ann Chaney + Alexandria, LA Canton, MS Jade Rebecca Drummond + Alexandria, LA Oakdale, LA Kyleigh May Ellis + Boyce, LA Mansura, LA Sarah Hukins Laborde + Effie, LA Alexandria, LA Vincent Montrell Sanders + Alexandria, LA Shelbe Lynne Thomas Alexandria, LA Heidi Veillon + Mamou, LA Johnneka D. West + St. James, LA ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Brittney Latoya Whitfield + St. Francisville, LA Faith Ashley Wright + Pineville, LA Lecompte, LA Woodworth, LA ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Pollock, LA Consuella Maria Adams Carencro, LA Shreveport, LA Shelley Atkinson Banks Glenmora, LA Pineville, LA Sydney Alexis Buller Bunkie, LA Victoria L. Burch Pineville, LA ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Jessica Laine Charlie Ville Platte, LA Forest Hill, LA Monica Connell Boyce, LA Pineville, LA Alicia DeAnne Courville Ville Platte, LA Pineville, LA Michelle Beauregard Courville Simmesport, LA Mandy Lynn Desselle Marksville, LA Kirsten Mackenze Deville Trout, LA De'Shia Dillon Alexandria, LA

+ Summer Graduates The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students who are graduating are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This program contains the names of candidates for degrees at the time of the printing deadline. College of Professional Studies ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Kelsey Alexandra Dockery Pineville, LA Tiffany Doucet Church Point, LA Katy Doyle Pitkin, LA Leroy Robin Ducote Opelousas, LA Lucy Alberes Esclavon Ville Platte, LA Claudia Friels Bunkie, LA Kermit D. Gaines Alexandria, LA Kayleigh Paige Gordon Woodworth, LA Tei'Erica Montoya Grines Ruston, LA Samantha Charlene Guidry Mamou, LA Hannah Austin Hawkes Leesville, LA Kerigan Heitman Lecompte, LA William Eric Herrington Alexandria, LA Jade Dialey Juneau Mansura, LA Alyssa Martin Deville, LA Crystal Melancon Ville Platte, LA Rysa Michelle Miller Westlake, LA Ashley Murry Pineville, LA Stephanie Lynn Musco St. Amant, LA Megin Marie Rai Alexandria, LA Chelsea Skyler Richard Ville Platte, LA Julie Jeane Roe Colfax, LA Shelby Ann Shannon Centerpoint, LA Angela L. Simon Mansura, LA Andre'a Renee Smith Alexandria, LA Caleb Ryan Strickland Pollock, LA Ekhara Freeman-Sturkey Opelousas, LA Emily Lynn Vidrine Ville Platte, LA Brady A. Wanersdorfer Mansura, LA Stephanie L. Warden Elmer, LA Sherine M. Ware Opelousas, LA

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING POST BACCALAUREATE HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ALTERNATE PATH PROGRAM, GRADES K-12 Justus Boone Alexandria, LA POST BACCALAUREATE - SPECIAL EDUCATION Stacy Brouillette Woodworth, LA Certificates CERTIFICATE IN PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY Elizabeth Nettles Alexandria, LA