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2018 Honors Convocation 2018 Honors Convocation HEALTH SCIENCES AMERICAN VETERANS OF MASTER OF CEREMONIES PHI SIGMA IOTA DEPARTMENTAL AWARD WORLD WAR II AWARD Ms. Catherine Day, Interim Vice President Mr. Alexis Rincón, Assistant Professor of Spanish This award recognizes juniors and seniors Zef Larson for Enrollment Management majoring in Health Sciences or Public MILITARY ORDER OF WORLD WARS SIGMA BETA DELTA Health who have demonstrated excellent BRONZE AWARD INVOCATION Ms. Bethalee Schoyen, Professor of scholarship at Carroll and in their required Scott Sponholz Dr. Christopher Fuller, Dean of Mission Business, Business Department Chair major courses. STUDENT ATHLETE WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD Integration & Effectiveness MILITARY ORDER OF WORLD WARS ACADEMIC HONORS Jessica Aguirre Isabella Minudri† Mary Behrens Darren Hecker SILVER AWARD MATHEMATICS, All students listed received academic all-conference Alison Becker Annika Moore Maria Carparelli Rayna Pilgeram † † OPENING REMARKS ENGINEERING, & COMPUTER Chase Eriksson honors from the Frontier or Cascade Collegiate Mikayla Bloyder Hannah Porch † † Rev. Stephen Rowan, Ph.D., Interim President SCIENCE OUTSTANDING Bernhardt Di Cino Courtney Sherick MILITARY OFFICERS Conference unless otherwise noted. Additional ac- Brigid Bradshaw Jane Reid † GRADUATE AWARDS Keely Ehmann Taylor Smith ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA ademic awards are noted as follows: Karli Brooks Mikaela Robinson † RAYMOND G. HUNTHAUSEN Dr. Theodore Wendt, Associate Professor of Math Meagan Forsman Jenna Starke Erin Reich Teal Bullick Allie Schulz * NFCA Academic All Americans only Delaney Cummings Morgan Shimkus† OUTSTANDING COLLEGIATE & Computer Science; Mathematics, Engineering JOHN SNOW HEALTH DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN † NAIA Scholar Athlete Josephine D’Agostino† Mary Smith CITIZENSHIP AWARD & Computer Science Department Chair SCIENCES AWARD REVOLUTION AWARD ‡ USTFCCCA All-Academic Ember Drivdahl† Rhiannon Sturgess† Ms. Rosalie Walsh, Director of Career Services Named for the pioneering English phy- Elizabeth McKenna § USTFCCCA All-Academic only Keely Ehmann† Hope Welhaven VETERAN GRADUATES † † sician who is widely considered to be SONS OF THE AMERICAN WOMEN’S SOCCER Abby Hammermeister Monica White FORENSICS AWARDS Ms. Brandy Keely, Director of Veteran Services † the founder of epidemiology, this award REVOLUTION AWARD Holly Anderson Rachel Quade Bethany Lacock Kendra Woodland Mr. Brent Northup, Professor of Communication is presented to a graduating Health Samantha Hambrick Charly Clements Emily Spindler Jessica Lewis Studies, Director of Forensics & MANION SCHOLARS AWARD Sciences or Public Health senior, who, in Alexa Fries Michaela Stock MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD Communication Studies Department Chair Dr. Jennifer Glowienka, Associate addition to excellence in scholarship, has THE RESERVE OFFICERS Devan Murfitt Talya Vaira Professor of Biology, Life & Environmental ASSOCIATION AWARD Zachary Agee Keven Kailey demonstrated outstanding commitment to Taryn Neameyer Cassidy Walter Maxwell Axtell Kalan Knott SIGMA THETA TAU Sciences Department Chair research and/or community service. Zachary Brandt Christana Plank Makayla Welch Keaton Brady Wade Luly Ms. Karmen Williams, Associate Professor Jenna Starke THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS MEN’S SOCCER John Cooney Brighton Mozer of Nursing, Nursing Department Chair PHI SIGMA TAU AWARD Isaac Bostrom Jose Porras Dakota Dunlap† Kyle Nickol Dr. Mark Smillie, Professor of Philosophy ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS’ Daniel Guthrie Christopher Brayton Gonzalez-Campo Christopher Emter† Josiah Osborne PHI ALPHA THETA TRAINING CORPS AWARDS MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT FREDERICK Terry Cox Konar Skindlov Sterling Gordon- Daniel Pendergast Dr. Jeanette Fregulia, Associate Professor PI SIGMA ALPHA These awards are determined on a year- SPECIAL FORCES AWARD Bernhardt Di Cino Henry Smaldon Fournier Jakob Plagenz of History, History Department Chair Dr. Jeremy Johnson, Associate Darren Hecker† Nathan Ruffatto ly basis by the Cadre of the University Sawyer Linke Eli Fox Logan Taylor Professor of Political Science Alessio Georgiades Kyle Thomson Nolan Hofstee† Layne Ryerson† of Montana and Carroll College ROTC. † LAMBDA PI ETA & ROBERT Awards are based on academic achieve- CLASS OF 2018 THESIS Eric Hollenbaugh Chance Hyatt Taylor Smith Ian Jacobson HOPPER MEMORIAL HEALTH SCIENCES ment, ROTC excellence, and leadership GRADUATES WOMEN’S SOFTBALL COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENTAL AWARD qualities. The thesis is designed to encourage cre- Anna ApRoberts Katie Huisman* WOMEN’S GOLF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD & JOHN SNOW HEALTH DISTINGUISHED MILITARY GRADUATE ative thinking and to stimulate individual Allison Bayer Jaylin Kenney Jaylin Kenney Madison Robischon Dr. Charlotte Jones, Professor of Rachel Miles Cailin Spencer SCIENCES AWARD Sawyer Linke research. Thesis graduates may be eligi- Brooke Bewer* Kendall Mooney Communication Studies Ms. Kelly Parsley, Assistant Professor of Health ble for special graduation honors. Brooke Brown Tyra Rucker Mackenzie Redman SUPERIOR CADET DECORATION AWARD Sciences, Health Sciences Department Chair John Bartlett Matthew McHugh Ashley Davis* Courtney Schroeder MEN’S GOLF CLASS OF 2018 Sawyer Linke Otis Smith Tess Eaton Tianna Sell Jesica Bauer Kerri McInnis Austin Egan Gregory Jones HONORS SCHOLARS ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS’ Natalie Gaber* Brittany Smith Benjamin Gardner Palmer Moylan ASSOCIATION OF THE Brianna Buduan Harold McNally Dr. William Parsons, Associate UNITED STATES ARMY AWARD Emily Hill Allison Williams Gabriel Gaudreau Kevin Murphy TRAINING CORPS AWARDS Teal Bullick Kristina Mills Professor of Political Science, Honors CPT Mark Thompson, Assistant Erin Reich Brittany Hogan Trace Jochems Bryce Samwel Lauren Castillo Natalie Oberding Scholars Program Director Professor of Military Science WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NATIONAL SOJOURNERS AWARD Emma Esposito Robert Pearhill FOOTBALL Brigid Bradshaw†‡ Elly Machado§ Cole Adams Kraig Kosena Parker Perry Frederick Gray Rebecca Poliquin †‡ †‡ THETA ALPHA KAPPA CLASS OF 2018 Teal Bullick Jane Reid Major Ali Joel Kramer Dr. Katherine Greiner, Assistant AMERICAN LEGION SILVER AWARD Nicholas Hensley Marcellus Randall Abby Hammermeister Kaitlin Stromberg†‡ David Anderson Dylan Kresge THESIS GRADUATES Jackson Marsh Victoria Hill Jane Reid Professor of Theology Ms. Catherine Day MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Chandler Arbizzani Jerry Lyle DAUGHTERS OF FOUNDERS AND Emily Holland Sarah Roberts John Cooney Layne Ryerson†‡ Troy Arntson Anthony Madsen Rachel Hopkins Erica Wiens David Barnett Tyler Matteucci JIM TRUDNOWSKI STUDENT ATHLETE PATRIOTS OF AMERICA AWARD Chance Hyatt Taylor Smith EDUCATOR AWARD Jacob Rasch Kaitlin McHugh Elisabeth Younce Alec Basterrechea Connor McGree ACADEMIC HONORS VOLLEYBALL Parker Bernhardt Matthew McHugh Dr. Robert Stansberry, Associate Professor of Mr. David Thorvilson, Head Coach, Mallory Arbizzani† Marija Nicksic† Special Education, Education Department Chair Women’s Soccer † John Boynton John McIntyre Gabrielle Bumgarner Rayna Pilgeram William Clements Drew Melton Mr. Douglas Mello, Head Coach, Men’s Soccer Ayla Carpenter Madison Quick Christopher Emter Beaugh Meyer FATHER BUTKO Mr. Aaron Jackson, Head Coach, Softball Morgan Christy Catherine Sloan† † † Joseph Farris Michael Monaco AWARDS IN FRESHMAN Mr. David Morris, Head Coach, Cross Country Casey McInerney Jenna Starke Brian FauntLeRoy William Noce-Sheldon WRITING 2017-2018 Ms. Maureen Boyle, Head Coach, Volleyball Holly Morehouse Brynna Stauffer Chase Fossum Timothy Pays Dr. Soumitree Gupta, Assistant Ms. Rachelle Sayers, Head Coach, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL McBride Galt Todd Pays Professor of English Women’s Basketball Sara Chalich Mikaela Olson Lucas Gleasman Dylan Piva Mr. Charles Gross, Director of Athletics Hannah Dean† Bailey Pasta† Cole Greff Payton Sexe Mr. Harry Clark, Head Coach, Track and Field † PSI CHI Michaela Dowdy Mikaela Robinson Jackson Griffin Shane Sipes Dr. Jessica McManus, Assistant Mr. Bennett MacIntyre, Head Coach, Golf Oona Harrington Taylor Salonen Tanner Gustavsen Parker Stenersen Professor of Psychology Mr. Michael Van Diest, Head Coach, Football Cassidy Hashley Danielle Wagner Zachary Hanser Samuel Stratton Brittney Johnson William Hill Addison Vergara ALPHA KAPPA DELTA MEN’S BASKETBALL Alexander Hoffman Ryan Walsh Dr. Jamie Dolan, Associate Professor of Match Burnham Kyle Nickol Edward Hurlbut Paul Wilson Tucker Johnson Matthew Wiltsey Sociology; Sociology, Anthropology, & Oliver Carr Dane Warp Gender Studies Department Chair Ryan Imhoff Matthew Wyman Kolby Killoy 5 6 CARROLL COLLEGE 1 Helena, Montana • www.carroll.edu RAYMOND G. HUNTHAUSEN OUTSTANDING LAMBDA PI ETA JIM TRUDNOWSKI EDUCATOR AWARD PHI SIGMA IOTA VETERAN GRADUATES COLLEGIATE CITIZENSHIP AWARD Carroll College holds the Alpha Alpha Eta chapter of The Jim Trudnowski Educator Award is earned by stu- In 1996, Carroll College’s Department of Presented in recognition of the sacrifices The Raymond G. Hunthausen Award for citizenship recognizes Carroll students Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor dents who are pursuing a program of study that leads Languages and Literature was granted the and contributions these extraordinary who have made outstanding contributions to their college and community through society. Membership is granted based on academic to teacher licensure. Students receiving this award have Gamma Rho chapter from the Phi Sigma students have made for our country and exceptional participation in activities, services, and programs. The Hunthausen excellence. The goals of Lambda Pi Eta are to (a) fulfilled,
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