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Missouri State University Spring 2020 Graduates (Sorted by Hometown) Missouri State University Spring 2020 Graduates (Sorted by Hometown) 00-Unknown County City: Brandon Scott Berry: Bachelor of Science, Risk Management and Insurance Constance Ruth Brown: Master of Social Work Pierce Jovan Bryant: Bachelor of Science, Information Technology Reagan L. Caldwell: Master of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders Trevor A. Calfee: Bachelor of General Studies Samantha Nicole Carton: Master of Science, Applied Behavior Analysis Hannah Elizabeth Casertano: Bachelor of Science in Education, Early Childhood Education , Cum Laude Chelsea Nicole Clothier: Bachelor of Science, Criminology Kathryn Lynn Couch: Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education , Cum Laude Anthony Joseph Darnell: Bachelor of Science, General Business Olivia Leigh DeFay: Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning Desiree M. Ellis: Master of Business Administration Carlos Alfredo Garcia, Jr.: Master of Science, Counseling Joshua Kenneth Gibson: Bachelor of Science, Animal Science Thai Duong Q. Ha: Bachelor of Science, Cell and Molecular Biology Thomas Daniel Hardwicke: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Savannah R. Hartje: Bachelor of Arts, English Abbigail Nancy Hartman: Bachelor of Science, Health Services Cameron David Hayter: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Kaitlyn M. Herter: Bachelor of Science, Entrepreneurship Ethen Byron Highley: Bachelor of Science, General Business Jason David Ivanov: Bachelor of Science, Computer Information Systems Jesse James Jannink: Bachelor of Science, Digital Film and Television Production Dakota Jane Keninger: Bachelor of Science, Modern Language , Magna Cum Laude Reed Kemper Kirby: Master of Science in Education, Special Education Kristine Klinker: Bachelor of Science, Wildlife Conservation and Management Kayla Marie Kreitler: Bachelor of Science, Radiography Michael Scott Larson: Bachelor of Science, Management Dantian Liu: Bachelor of Science, Accounting , Magna Cum Laude Luyang Liu: Bachelor of Science, Accounting , Cum Laude Brandy Elizabeth Lueckenhoff: Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders Yibo Ma: Bachelor of Science, Finance Mason Z. Malott: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Theatre and Dance Andrew L. Messick: Bachelor of Science, Hospitality and Restaurant Administration and Hosp & Rest Admin/T April Nichol Miller: Bachelor of General Studies Halle Elizabeth Miller: Bachelor of Science, Communication Seth Lewis Miller: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Amani Kitwa Monga: Bachelor of Science, Information Technology , Magna Cum Laude James David Austin Moore: Bachelor of Science, Political Science Alyssa Hope Pankey: Bachelor of Social Work Joseph R. Proctor: Bachelor of Science, Computer Science Richard Josiah Rangel: Bachelor of Science, Economics Carson Ray: Bachelor of Science, Exercise and Movement Science , Cum Laude Karissa Barbara Reno: Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education , Cum Laude Conner David Ripp: Bachelor of Science, Finance Sasha Marleny Rodriguez: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art Yi Rong: Master of Music Tyler Sandell-Domingue: Bachelor of Science, Recreation, Sport, and Park Administration Theodore Christensen Schwalenberg: Bachelor of Science, Community and Regional Planning , Cum Laude Heidi Lorraine Schwalenberg: Bachelor of Science, Management Olivia Alison Smith: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art Jeffrey Scott Speno: Bachelor of Science, Digital Film and Television Production Levi Douglas Springfield: Bachelor of Science in Education, Middle School Education and Middle School Educ/ Alexis Nicole Spurgin: Bachelor of Science, Psychology Livinia Lorene Sullivan: Master of Business Administration Casey L. Truitt: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Alexandra Nicole Ulhorn: Bachelor of Science, Religious Studies , Cum Laude Skyler F. Walrath: Bachelor of Science, Biology William Sylvester Wyatt: Master of Science in Education, Special Education City: Yinchuan Shi Jiashun Wen: Master of Professional Studies AR-Benton City: Bella Vista Hayley Nichol Holtz: Bachelor of Science, Psychology , Cum Laude Haley M. Mansfield: Bachelor of Science in Education, Special Education/Cross Categorical , Magna Cum Laud Deanna Rose Schoenbaum: Bachelor of Science, Fashion Merchandising and Design City: Bentonville Matthew Wohlfahrt: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice City: Centerton Tyrik Dixon: Bachelor of General Studies City: Rogers Alye C. Darter: Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders , Cum Laude Shurlana Djenaba Mariama Hunt: Bachelor of Science, Anthropology Jenna Renee Leavitt: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Musical Theatre , Summa Cum Laude AR-Boone City: Diamond City Shastyn Elizabeth Lehn: Bachelor of Science, Psychology City: Harrison Sara Christine Evatt: Master of Science, Counseling Leah Rayel Sims: Bachelor of Science, Psychology Dekota Mark Smith: Bachelor of Science, Psychology , Magna Cum Laude in the Honors College Shayne L. Thompson: Specialist in Education, Counseling and Assessment AR-Carroll City: Berryville Jonpaul Michael Dean: Bachelor of Music Education , Cum Laude City: Eureka Springs Hannah Rae Dieffenbach Nichols: Bachelor of Science, Health Services , Magna Cum Laude City: Green Forest Lupita Perez-Lopez: Bachelor of Arts, Political Science , Cum Laude AR-Garland City: Hot Springs Village Abagael Felter: Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders , Magna Cum Laude AR-Independence City: Desha Madison G. Moody: Bachelor of Science, Marketing AR-Logan City: Paris Angela Nicole Frederick: Master of Science, Plant Science AR-Pope City: Russellville Katherine A. Busch: Bachelor of Science in Education, English , Summa Cum Laude Mary Elizabeth Harkreader: Master of Science, Project Management AR-Pulaski City: Little Rock Blair Charles Bish: Bachelor of Science, Digital Film and Television Production City: Sherwood Thomas Ethan Heye: Bachelor of Science, Cell and Molecular Biology , Summa Cum Laude Ashlie Grace Leonard: Bachelor of Science in Nursing , Cum Laude in the Honors College AR-Saline City: Alexander Asa Paul Pittman: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice AR-Sebastian City: Fort Smith Hannah R. Coffman: Bachelor of Science, Cell and Molecular Biology , Cum Laude City: Greenwood Regan Elizabeth Jones: Bachelor of Science, Mass Media AR-Van Buren City: Clinton Michael David Kirkland: Master of Accountancy AR-Washington City: Fayetteville Bridget C. Polach: Bachelor of Music Antonio B. Thomas: Bachelor of Science, Mass Media Haley Elizabeth Womack: Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders , Cum Laude City: Springdale Breanna Leigh Alder: Doctor of Physical Therapy Emilie Rose Hotchkiss: Bachelor of Science in Education, Speech and Theatre Education , Summa Cum Laude Stefan Lee Randall Merciez: Master of Business Administration AR-Yell City: Danville Katie L. Slaton: Master of Business Administration AZ-Maricopa City: Chandler Mark Matthew Muraco: Master of Business Administration CA-Alameda City: Fremont Ratnakar Yedal: Master of Business Administration CA-Kern City: Bakersfield Sarah Elizabeth Smith: Bachelor of Science, Psychology CA-Los Angeles City: Glendale Verzhine Chaparyan: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice City: Los Angeles Ghanem Abdelnasser A Alghanim: Bachelor of Science, Information Technology Amber Kristine Rettig: Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice CA-Marin City: Novato Katie F. Westermeyer: Bachelor of Science, Communication CA-Orange City: Huntington Beach Bianca Jane Mills: Master of Business Administration CA-Placer City: Roseville Aaron Michael Williams: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Theatre and Dance , Cum Laude CA-San Bernardino City: Rancho Cucamonga Xuxiang Zou: Master of Music CA-San Diego City: San Diego Devon Helscher Cyr: Bachelor of Science in Education, Special Education/Cross Categorical CA-Yolo City: Woodland Makayla Yin Jun Tam: Bachelor of Science, Biology CO-Adams City: Thornton Bailey Morgan Inman-Kuehn: Bachelor of Science, Biology CO-Denver City: Denver Mary Elizabeth Maji: Bachelor of Science, Communication , Summa Cum Laude Mary Elizabeth Maji: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Musical Theatre , Summa Cum Laude Owen P. Wilhelms: Bachelor of Science, Construction Management CO-Douglas City: Castle Pines Nicholas Charles Martinez Padgett: Bachelor of Science, Exercise and Movement Science CO-El Paso City: Colorado Springs Patrick L. Sullivan: Master of Business Administration DC-District of Columbia City: Washington Howard Charles Titzel: Master of Science, Defense and Strategic Studies FL-Brevard City: Melbourne Beach Megan Louise Colyer: Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders , Magna Cum Laude City: Viera Logan Donald Sunnarborg: Bachelor of Science, Economics and Political Science (non-comp), Magna Cum Lau FL-Broward City: Hollywood Anna Victoria Dietrich: Master of Science, Plant Science FL-Duval City: Jacksonville Jeffrey Alan Hewitt: Bachelor of Science, General Business FL-Lee City: Bonita Springs Steven Schmitz: Bachelor of Science, Digital Film and Television Production FL-Manatee City: Lakewood Ranch Michael Patrick Parker: Master of Science in Education, Elementary Education FL-Miami-Dade City: Miami Jafia Iyima Robinson: Bachelor of Science, Health Services City: Miami Gardens Trenell Christina Morgan: Bachelor of Science, Child and Family Development FL-Saint Johns City: St Augustine James C. Holmes: Master of Business Administration GA-Cherokee City: Woodstock Matthew Joseph Platko: Bachelor of Science, Psychology GA-Columbia City: Martinez Alan Justice Worsham: Bachelor of General Studies IA-Carroll City: Carroll Madeleine
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