Seventy-First Commencement Friday, the Twenty-Eighth of May Two Thousand Twenty-One

Seventy-first Commencement Friday, the twenty-eighth of May Two thousand twenty-one

Le Moyne College Campus at ten in the morning and two in the afternoon

Le Moyne College Mission Statement

Le Moyne College is a diverse learning community that strives for academic excellence in the Catholic and Jesuit tradition through its comprehensive programs rooted in the liberal arts and sciences. Its emphasis is on education of the whole person and on the search for meaning and value as integral parts of the intellectual life. Le Moyne College seeks to prepare its members for leadership and service in their personal and professional lives to promote a more just society.

1 Academic Regalia The Academic Procession

The origin of academic caps, gowns and hoods dates to the 12th century and the rise of The Grand Marshal the universities, which were originally under the auspices of the church, and whose faculties were Jennifer Glancy, Ph.D. comprised of churchmen. These scholars wore clerical robes, hoods and capes as much for Professor of Religious Studies warmth during the long, cold European winters as for distinction. Today the standard academic regalia worn in the United States are of three types. The bachelor’s gown is characterized by its simplicity of line and long, pointed sleeves, distinguishing Candidates for Degrees in Course it from the master’s gown, best recognized by its rectangular, “wing-like” sleeves. The doctor’s Integral Honors gown, with full, bell-shaped sleeves, is faced in front and back with velvet and has three velvet College of Arts and Sciences bars across the sleeves. In addition, the tassel on the doctor’s cap may be gold. Bachelor of Arts The hood is the most symbolic part of the academic regalia. Its size and shape indicate Bachelor of Science the level of the degree held, its lining shows the colors of the institution granting it, and the color of its velvet border corresponds to the general academic program of the degree. Thus, Madden School of Business all Le Moyne hoods are lined with green and gold, the College colors. Among the hoods worn Bachelor of Science by Le Moyne graduates and faculty, most have borders of one of the following colors: white Purcell School of Professional Studies (arts and letters) for those with the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Master of Arts; golden yellow Bachelor of Science (science), corresponding to the degree of Bachelor of Science or Master of Science; and dark blue (philosophy), worn by faculty holding the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in various academic disciplines. Other colors worn by Le Moyne faculty and administrative personnel, indicating the The Faculty of Instruction master’s or doctor’s degree they hold, include crimson (theology), purple (law), drab (business administration) and light blue (education). Administrators All student regalia is made in the USA from 100 percent post-consumer plastic bottles. The President of the College and the President’s Party Representative of the Senior Class Stoles, cords and pins signify academic honors, membership in an academic honor society, or Director of the Integral Honors Program significant engagement in co-curricular activities, exemplifying Le Moyne’s mission to educate the hearts and minds of students in inspiring them to become persons for others. Officers of Administration Commencement Speaker President Alma Mater

Against the sky you stand, Le Moyne May your ideal be our command A beacon to us all, Your praises ever sung; And on the Heights our forces join, So long as on the Heights you stand We rally to your call. Your name be on our tongue.

From loyal hearts our challenge roars From loyal hearts our challenge roars That here we stand allied, That here we stand allied, You’re ours, Le Moyne, and we are yours You’re ours, Le Moyne, and we are yours While Heights and Hearts abide. While Heights and Hearts abide.

2 3 Seventy-first Commencement

Presiding Benediction Linda M. LeMura, Ph.D. Rev. Donald J. Kirby, S.J. President Rector of the Le Moyne College Jesuit Community

Master of Ceremonies Le Moyne Alma Mater James P. Hannan, Ph.D. Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Julia Ebner & Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble

Recessional Academic Procession Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble Directed by Travis M. Newton The President of the College and President’s Party Associate Professor and Director of Arts Administration Officers of Administration The Faculty of Instruction THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Graduates in Course Julia Ebner & Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble Adjunct Instructor, voice Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Invocation Rev. Charles O. Oduke, Ph.D. Interim Director of Inclusive Excellence and Global Education

Address of the Representative of the Senior Class Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed Bachelors of Arts

Commencement Address Rev. David C. McCallum, S.J., Ed.D., ’90 Executive Director for Discerning Leadership Program

Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees in Course Integral Honors College of Arts and Sciences Madden School of Business Purcell School of Professional Studies

4 5 The Gregory J. Derschug, S.J., Medal in Sociology: Awarded to the senior with the highest achievement College of Arts and Sciences in Sociology. Senior Awards Linda E.M. Duncan The Medal for Scholarly Regional and Urban Applied Research: Awarded for exemplary scholarship in Regional and Urban Applied Research. John Matthew Panzone

The Gene McCarthy Award in Theatre Studies: Given in memory of Le Moyne’s first director of theatre. The Medal for Excellence in Criminology: Awarded to the senior with the highest achievement in Awarded to the senior who best exemplifies excellence in performance, production and leadership in criminology and who shows promise of success in the field of criminology and/or criminal justice. theatre arts. Danielle Helene Marie Merrill Andrew N. Poggi Awarded to the senior who The Patrick J. Keane Medal: For the graduating senior who has achieved excellence in the field of literary The Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J. (1881-1955) Award in Anthropology: studies and who has demonstrated great scholarly promise. has a minor or concentration in Anthropology and who has demonstrated academic excellence and shows promise in the field of Anthropology. Breyanna Bobbie Forrest Lena Vivian Huynh

The Eugene J. Fitzmartin Medal in English: Awarded to a senior majoring in English who achieves The Marie Arnold Chapin Medal in Biological Sciences: Awarded to seniors with the highest excellence in the field of English literature. achievement in the study of Biological Sciences. Rachel Ann Salvetti Hannah M. Corcoran Claudia Jeanne Kowal Rebecca Anne Czolgosz Mackenzie A. Mahajan The James Fitzgibbons Memorial Award: Awarded to a continuous learning student or non-traditional Rosa M. Geremia Nicholas L. McGillicuddy student who best exemplifies commitment to his or her studies and a high degree of honesty and insight in Meghan E. Hayes his or her writing skills. Emelia M. Pollock The Department of Psychology Medal: Awarded to senior psychology majors for general excellence in Psychology. The Denise Gasiorowski Award: Given annually to the creative writing concentrator or minor who best exemplifies passion for language in her or his writing in any genre of creative writing. Bella Marie Beck Olivia Megan Manning Olivia A. Littman Shania Rose Rinaldi Maryrose Cioci The Thomas R. Hogan Award: Awarded to graduating seniors who have been outstanding in The Father John P. Lahey Award in Writing: Awarded to a senior for outstanding creativity in the field of Communication courses and related endeavors. writing and editing. Nikita A. Sharkey Yasmin Kadry El Sandabicy Kelli C. Tierney The Elizabeth Schlaerth Memorial Medal in History: Awarded to the senior majoring in History with the highest achievement in all History courses. The Lee-Anne Scaccia Cruz Award for Excellence in Gender and Women’s Studies: Awarded to the senior who has a record of academic excellence and who has demonstrated a commitment to the practice of Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed the ideals of Gender and Women’s Studies through co-curricular activities, community service, and/or The Medal for Excellence in Computer Science: Awarded to the senior Computer Science major who, research projects. in the judgment of the Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, has demonstrated Lena Vivian Huynh excellence in the study of Computer Science. The Department of Foreign Languages Medal: Awarded to the senior majoring in a foreign language with Phillip S. Hoffman the highest achievement in the study of Languages. The Bishop Thomas J. Costello D.D., Medal: Awarded to the senior who best exemplifies excellence in Bryan Luong Tran Peace and Global Studies and public service. The Leon J. Maltby Medal in Mathematics: Awarded to a senior mathematics major who, in the judgment Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed of the Mathematics Department, has demonstrated excellence in the study of Mathematics. The Leonard P. Markert Medal in Philosophy: Awarded to the senior who does the most Phillip S. Hoffmann outstanding work in Philosophy. Theressa Bonne-Annee The Suzanne V. McClusky Medal: Awarded annually to the seniors who write the best essay or scholarly paper in the field of History. Jacob D. Fogarty Jonathon K. Grass 6 7 The Bishop Foery Medal: Awarded to the senior who does the most outstanding work in Religious Studies. Madden School of Business Michaela Cambridge Topaz Beaty LeBlond Senior Awards The Brine Medal in Chemistry or Biochemistry: Awarded to a senior for general excellence in Chemistry or Biochemistry. Arthur Andreyevich Germakovski The Frank and Margaret Ahrens Memorial Medal in General Business: Awarded to the seniors majoring The American Institute of Chemists Student Medal Award: Awarded to the senior with the highest in General Business who achieve the highest average in that curriculum. achievement in all Chemistry courses and who gives promise of success in the field of Chemistry. Ava Marie Bligh Gabriella Maria Parsons Eva Grace Keohane Catherine M. Delaney David J. Tyler Mia Hayley Garland Jacklynn Michelle Downing Wing Audie J. Murphy The Physics Department Medal for Outstanding Performance in Physics: Awarded to a senior in Physics who has exhibited exceptional performance. The Francis and Martha McElroy Medal in Business: Awarded to the students who achieve the highest John Mathew Roosevelt average in the Business curriculum during senior year. Catherine M. Delaney Gabriella Maria Parsons The Rachel L. Carson Medal for the Environment: In memory of the pioneering scientist who helped launch the modern environmental movement with the publication of Silent Spring. Awarded to the Mia Hayley Garland David J. Tyler graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the environmental area. Miranda Marie Myhill-LaForce Hayley E. Synan The Maurice W. Powers Medal in Accounting: Awarded to the senior majoring in Accounting who achieves the highest average in the Business curriculum. The David L. Smith Award for Excellence in Field Studies: In memory of this faculty member and field ecologist who was passionate about teaching students by challenging them to explore ecological systems Ruan Chubaruk in situ (in their original place). Given to a senior majoring in Biology or Environmental Science Systems The W. S. Smith Memorial Award of the Institute of Internal Auditors: Awarded to the senior majoring who has demonstrated enthusiasm and outstanding achievement in field studies. in Accounting who ranks among the top Accounting majors and who, on the basis of past performance and Luke J. Giunta all-around ability, gives promise of success in private accounting. Andie Duay Schlenker The Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award: Awarded to the seniors who are most outstanding during his or her college career by reason of achievement and interest in the study of Economics. The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Award: Awarded to the senior who Suzanne C. D’Amore achieves the highest average in the Accounting Curriculum. Connor Samuel Draveck Mary Elizabeth Talty The Angela Bartoloni Award for Community Service: Awarded to a graduating Political Science major The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community service during one’s academic career. Certificate of Merit: Awarded to the senior majoring in Accounting who ranks among the top students Eh Si Blu Moo Kler in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. The Pi Gamma Mu Scholarship Award: Awarded to the senior member of the Le Moyne Chapter of Pi Andie Duay Schlenker Gamma Mu, the National Honor Society of the Social Sciences, with the highest achievement in the curriculum of the Social Sciences. The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron Bella Marie Beck Career Preparation Award: Awarded to the senior who ranks among the top students in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. The Edward Eagan Medal in the Arts: Awarded to the student with the highest achievement in the Sarah E. Jones curriculum of the Arts. Phillip S. Hoffman The John D. ’60 and Barbara G. Collins Accounting Scholarship Fund at Le Moyne College: Awarded to seniors who are accounting majors and intend to enroll in the fifth-year master’s degree program at The H. Paul Nelligan Medal in Pure Science: Awarded to students with the highest achievement in the Le Moyne and have demonstrated leadership and high academic achievement. curriculum of Pure Science. Aaron Daniel Fiust-Klink Matthew J. Wojak Hannah M. Corcoran Claudia Jeanne Kowal Brent A. McKeown Rebecca Anne Czolgosz John Mathew Roosevelt

8 9 The Michael D. Madden Award in Management: Awarded on the basis of academic achievement, Purcell School of Professional leadership, and involvement in campus/community activities. Gabriella Maria Parsons Studies Senior Awards Maggie Ryan Scanlon

The Salwa Ammar Award in Leadership: Awarded to a Madden School of Business senior, with a The M. Janice Nelson Award in Nursing: Given in honor of Dr. M. Janice Nelson, a devoted nurse educator high level of academic achievement in Business Analytics, who has demonstrated exceptional who has been highly supportive of the nursing education programs at Le Moyne. Awarded to an undergraduate leadership qualities. senior who best exemplifies professionalism, passion and a commitment to service in nursing practice. David J. Tyler Brooke Nicole Marvin The John K. ’65 and Katherine M. ’66 Purcell Scholars Award: Awarded to the seniors who represent the The Robert and Doris Bacorn Award for Service and Leadership in Nursing: Awarded to a senior for highest-performing business students at Le Moyne and are selected not only on the basis of exceptional going above and beyond the call of duty in giving time and energy to the Department of Nursing and academic performance, but also to the degree as to which they can demonstrate ethical leadership qualities, Central New York community by demonstrating a professional commitment to service and leadership personal integrity, community service and other desirable attributes of responsible citizenship. Through their through a willingness to engage in initiatives that benefit the health and welfare of the public. community engagement and personal character, they serve as role models for others and as outstanding ambassadors for Le Moyne. Sophi L. Williams

Kenneth E. Bianchi Sydney M. Murray The Catherine and William Lynn Education Medal: Awarded to the graduating seniors who have Audie J. Murphy Gabriella Maria Parsons demonstrated outstanding potential to be exemplary elementary, secondary and special education school teachers. Breyanna Bobbie Forrest Maria Lynne Morotti Laura Gabriella Wanless College-Wide Senior Award Academic Excellence Undergraduate Nursing Student Award: Awarded to the undergraduate student in nursing who exemplifies an adherence to the principles and standards of professional nursing and demonstrates academic excellence. The Rev. James C. Finlay, S.J., Award for Integral Honors: Awarded for the outstanding Integral Honors Vanessa M. Eberhard thesis of the year. Andrew Joseph Michael

Service Members and Veterans

Le Moyne College is proud to have veterans and service members of the United States Armed Forces among the members of the Class of 2021. These individuals are wearing red, white and blue cords. We congratulate them on their achievements and offer our thanks for their service to our country.

ROTC – VETERANS – VETERANS – UNDERGRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE Steven M. Lewza Justin James Carhart James Ryan Moroney Marshall D. Carvey Boris Temkin Michael J. Cormier Jaimi K. Vajda Corey Alexander Fischer Robin Yadav Sean Reagan Flickinger Lamar A. Hathaway Ryan A. Mason Edwin Michel Benjamin Millward Jessica Rose Shaffer Jacklynn Michelle Downing Wing 10 11 Graduate Awards

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

The Arts Administration Community Impact Award: Awarded to a student in the Master of Science in The Department of Occupational Therapy Exceptional Student Award: Awarded to the graduating Arts Administration Program who has demonstrated excellence in translating theoretical knowledge into student in the Occupational Therapy Program who has demonstrated a commitment to the core values professional practice through the Consulting Practicum capstone project. and mission of the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Program as well as the profession of Occupational Therapy. The recipient of this award will have demonstrated an exceptional Betty C. Etheredge devotion to service consistent with Ignatian values, engaged in scholarship focused on the promotion of occupational justice for all individuals, and shown a desire to broaden the view of the profession MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS of Occupational Therapy through creative and innovative thought.

The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Graduate Academic Achievement Award: Lauren Bielby Awarded to the graduate student with the highest achievement in the 150-Hour Accounting Program. The Rev. John P. Bucki, S.J. Award in Physician Assistant Medical Humanities: Awarded to a graduating Christopher A. Scarrott Physician Assistant Studies student in excellent academic standing who exemplifies the spirit ofmagis , cura personalis, altruism, duty, collegiality, communication skills, and an open heart to all in need. The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron Graduate Career Preparation Award: Awarded to the graduate student in the 150-Hour Accounting Alex James Zwierzynski Program who ranks among the top students in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. Marilyn E. Cirrincione

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

The Cecilia F. Mulvey Award: Presented in honor of Dr. Cecilia Mulvey, a devoted nurse leader who has been highly supportive of nursing education at Le Moyne, to a graduating master’s student who demonstrates exceptional organizational abilities and leadership skills as a professional nurse. Emily Allen

The Patricia L. Donnelly Leadership Award: Presented in honor of Patricia L. Donnelly MS, RN, FNP-BC, a pioneering leader and staunch advocate for Nurse Practitioners in New York state, this award is presented to the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) student who exemplifies Pat’s energy, motivation and integrity in demonstrating outstanding leadership and service to the profession. Michael F. Merola

Academic Excellence Master’s Nursing Student Award: Awarded to the graduate students in nursing who achieved the highest overall grade-point average and demonstrated clinical mastery. Emily Allen Allison Jessica Franklin McKenna F. Burgwin Shannon K. McDermott Sarah E. Chan Michael F. Merola Nicole B. Corlyon Ashley M. Ruddy Annette M. Digby

12 13 National Honor Societies Beta Beta Beta: National Honor Society in Biological Sciences

Grace Katherine Bang Sara Hosheshi Brianna L. Brown Hannah Huang Alpha Kappa Delta: Emma G. Butler Olivia A. Littman National Honor Society in Sociology Hannah M. Corcoran Mary Madelyn Locastro Margaret Jeanne Crowley John Matthew Panzone David D. Hoag Giacinta M. DeGilormo Emily Margaret Pike Kendall Jeanne Ellis Theodore James Steele Sarah Ann Fellows Haley E. Synan Alpha Phi Sigma: Jaylyn I. Fuentes Erica May Wasserbach Rosa M. Geremia Caroline A. Barber National Honor Society in Criminal Justice Arthur Andreyevich Germakovski Natalia G. Constantine Nick Gregory Hansen Heather A. Cosper Jessica Catherine Vohs

Beta Gamma Sigma: Alpha Sigma Lambda: International Honor Society in Business Honor Society for Adult Non-traditional Students Mia Hayley Garland Sydney M. Murray Joseph Ryan Soboleski Elizabeth Paige Glynn Miranda Marie Myhill-LaForce Samantha M. Leone Gabriella Maria Parsons Elizabeth M. Maguire Andie Duay Schlenker Alpha Sigma Nu: Lauren A. Marmon David J. Tyler National Jesuit Honor Society Haley A. Craig Brooke Nicole Marvin Arthur Andreyevich Germakovski Audie J. Murphy Kappa Delta Pi: Michael A. Girard Miranda Marie Myhill-LaForce International Honor Society in Education Elizabeth Paige Glynn Maria Isabelle Oliva Phillip S. Hoffmann John Matthew Panzone Haley A. Craig Graduate Students David Quinn Kirchoff John Mathew Roosevelt Breyanna Bobbie Forrest Michelle M. Dombroski Mary Madelyn Locastro Ashley K. Westover Heather LeAnne Ludlow Natalia Fujimori-Kang Heather LeAnne Ludlow Bryan Luong Tran Laura Gabriella Wanless

14 15 Phi Alpha Theta: Pi Mu Epsilon: National Honor Society in History National Honor Society in Mathematics

Kayla A. Curtin Joseph Daniel Meaney Gunnar M. Hokanson Phillip S. Hoffmann Jacob D. Fogarty Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed Grace I. Janac Jonathon K. Grass

Psi Chi: Phi Sigma Tau: National Honor Society in Psychology

National Honor Society in Philosophy Brian J. Bartleson Heather LeAnne Ludlow Matthew S. Bavett Emily Katherine Maltese David Quinn Kirchoff Bryan Luong Tran Stacie Nicole Cerenzia Olivia Denise Marion Elizabeth Ashleen Congdon Elizabeth Grace Noone Haley A. Craig Shania Rose Rinaldi Hannah Huang Joseph Ryan Soboleski Pi Alpha: Lena Vivian Huynh Killi M. Sweet National Honor Society in Physician Assistant Studies David Quinn Kirchoff Laura Gabriella Wanless Olivia A. Littman Valentina Acosta-Moreno Connor B. Price Brittany Taylor Grover-Sidler Michael C. Riley Sarah Elizabeth Grube McCaela Rose Sullivan SALUTE: Halie Kaitlyn Kemmling-Campbell Morgan Switzer Veterans National Honor Society Sara Allyson Lauterbach Alex James Zwierzynski Valerie R. Pirro Justin James Carhart Graduate Students James Ryan Moroney Boris Temkin Pi Epsilon: Honor Society in Environmental Science Sigma Tau Delta:

Natalia G. Constantine Haley E. Synan National Honor Society in English Luke J. Giunta Jessica Erin Vann Jason A. Gardiner Morgan Smith Ryan Edward Houck

Pi Gamma Mu: National Honor Society in Social Sciences

Vincent Antwi Brian R. Lawler Daniel Anthony Joseph Bonsangue Joseph Daniel Meaney Meredith Lynn Cilley Madyson V. Palmer Linda E.M. Duncan Taylia Elizabeth Maria Rodriguez Lena Vivian Huynh Tyler L. Zabinski

16 17 Departmental Honors Sigma Theta Tau: International Honor Society of Nursing Departmental honors are earned through intensive study in the major field.

Mueiyad I. Ashkar Elizabeth Marie McAnaney Graduate Students Ireland K. Barry Olivia I. McEachron Emily Allen Amanda M. Briggs Mikaella A. Metcalf Devon F. Anderson Emily T. Burke Carrie Morris Julie A. Angiulo College of Arts and Sciences Maria Vittoria Canzano Nicole Preston Myers McKenna F. Burgwin Christine M. Cook Kennedy Alexis Norris Sarah E. Chan CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLOGY Mallory Marie Cooley Sotirios Papazaharias Nicole B. Corlyon Arthur Andreyevich Germakovski Elizabeth Marie Loso Kilie M. Sweet Adam C. Dennison Natalie Patton Parks Annette M. Digby MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS Casey A. Desko Kayla Marie Stock Christina Teresa Fazio AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Vanessa M. Eberhard Marisa D. Taro Makayla M. Flath Phillip S. Hoffmann Kristina Elise Gitzen Danielle Nicole Till Allison Jessica Franklin Megan L. Guerrera Brianna Marie Williams Erin M. Healy Abigail Mae Guerrette Nicole A. Insel Melissa Rae Haun Maria P. Loudis Samantha J. Kelly Gabrielle M. Masse McDevitt Fellows Programs Emily L. Lacey Shannon K. McDermott Renée J. LaDuc Michael F. Merola NATURAL SCIENCES INFORMATION SYSTEMS Gabrielle Lea Laforce Ashley M. Ruddy Marie Claire Fenzl Brent A. McKeown Ryann Elizabeth Laible Corinne H. Schiff Luke J. Giunta Brooke Nicole Marvin James Robert Zumpano Gabriel Hernandez Eva Grace Keohane Micayla S. Moldenke Tau Sigma: Haley E. Synan National Honor Society for Transfer Students

Gina Catherine Bartholomew Makenzie G. Keeler James Thomas DePaul Samantha M. Leone Madden School of Business Sabrina A. Russo Shania Rose Rinaldi INFORMATION SYSTEMS Samantha K. York Taylia Elizabeth Maria Rodriguez Brian J. Bartleson Aygul Amurlayeva Brent A. McKeown Chloe L. Samsa Aidan Alexander-Redeye Rozler Autumn Brewer Brooke Elizabeth Tuttle Jacob D. Fogarty Grace Katherine Bang Rosa M. Geremia Morgan Smith

Theta Alpha Kappa: National Honor Society in Religion

Michaela Cambridge Topaz Beaty LeBlond

18 19 INTEGRAL HONORS DEGREE

The Integral Honors degree, the highest distinction Le Moyne confers upon its undergraduates, is earned through participation in an intensive four-year program of study that culminates in an Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed B.A., History honors thesis project completed under the guidance of a faculty mentor. “Naag Nool: Political Struggles of Somali Women in the Liberation Movement and Post-Colonial Politics” The Rev. James C. Finlay, S.J., Award for Integral Honors: Awarded for the outstanding Integral Honors (Mentor: Godriver Odhiambo, Ph.D.) thesis of the year. Andrew Joseph Michael Paxton C. Potter B.A., English and Theatre Arts “Great Writers on the Same Dreadful Typewriter”—The Rejection of Hegemonic Ideals of Sexuality by the Beat Poets and “the 9/11 Generation” Matthew S. Bavett B.A., Psychology (Mentor: Julie Olin-Ammentorp, Ph.D.) “Mistrust and Marginalization: An Exploration into Appalachia, Healthcare, and Narratives” (Mentor: Vincent Hevern, Ph.D.) Yana Pryakhina B.S., Biology “Does the Language We Speak Change the Way We Think?: A Reassessment of the Link Between Bella Marie Beck B.S., Psychology Language and Cognition” “And the Oscar Goes to…”: Academy Award-Winning Performances Reflecting the Intersection of (Mentor: Mary Zampini, Ph.D.) Mental Illness and Gender” (Mentor: Julie Grossman, Ph.D.) Kelli C. Tierney B.A., Communications “Consumer Awakening: Ethical Advertising as a Result of Environmental and Social Tensions" Elizabeth Ashleen Congdon B.A., Psychology and B.S., Management and Leadership (Mentor: Michael Streissguth, M.A.) “Understanding the Impact of Perceived Power on Human Behavior Using the Stanford Prison Experiment as a Framework” Matthew J. Wojak MISBS Accounting (Mentor: Shawn Ward, Ph.D.) “The Effect of Time Budget Constraints: How Stress Levels can Impact an Auditor’s Professional Skepticism” Patrick B. Dela Cruz B.S., Chemistry (Mentor: Christie Novak, Ph.D.) “The Transmutation of Cura Personalis: The Development of Holistic Healing through Alchemical Principles” (Mentor: Darryl Caterine, Ph.D.)

Michael A. Girard B.S., Physics “Analysis of Anthropocentric Crises: The One Health Lens and Contextualization of Barriers” (Mentor: Stamatios Kyrkos, Ph.D.)

Phillip S. Hoffmann B.S., Computer Science and B.A., Mathematics “Artificial Mental Models: Cognitive Architectures on the path to Understandable Machine Learning Agents” (Mentor: Aparna Das, Ph.D.)

Michaela Cambridge Topaz Beaty LeBlond B.A., Religion “Holy Fantasy: Christianity in Narnia and Middle-earth” (Mentor: Miles Taylor, Ph.D.)

Andrew Joseph Michael B.S., Physics “Hardware and Software Design of Distance-Based Automatic Gain Control with Proximity Effect Compensation for Sound Reinforcement Systems” (Mentor: Dennis Sullivan, M.S.)

20 21 Degrees in Course Grace I. Janac Rebecca M. Peters Nygeleke N. Jones Andrew N. Poggi COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Eh Si Blu Moo Kler Emelia M. Pollock BACHELOR OF ARTS Brian R. Lawler Deanna M. Pomeroy Timothy Thomas Paul Leavell Paxton C. Potter Kohinur Aktar Jonah G. Cummings Michaela Cambridge Topaz Beaty LeBlond Kendra F. Pryce Julia Keith Alberici Alison Nicole Cundiff Samantha A. Lee Gianna M. Quatrini Maessa J. Almlaiti Kayla A. Curtin Emily Ryan Limpert Skylar Madison Rechner Musa J. Almlaiti Nahenahe C. Damas Danielle Lonczak Austin J. Richardson Faith Anna Amodie Suzanne C. D’Amore Nyasia N. Lyons Shania Rose Rinaldi Vincent Antwi Victoria R. DiMenna Kyla M. Madonna Taylia Elizabeth Maria Rodriguez Kaleah Baum Linda E.M. Duncan Emily Katherine Maltese Sabrina A. Russo Matthew S. Bavett Payton A. Earley Olivia Denise Marion Rachel Ann Salvetti Kaileigh Alexandria Becker Cassidy R. Eder Jacqueline B. McAuliffe Jason Scott Sargent Tristan R. Blanks Yasmin Kadry El Sandabicy Catherine J. McCarthy Nikita A. Sharkey Emily M. Blasland Kendall Jeanne Ellis Spencer R. McConnell Morgan H. Sheffield Michael Anthony Bondellio Braeden M. Elmer Mack F. McCurn Madison E. Shetrom Theressa Bonne-Annee Olivia Nicole Emond Ryan R. McGhee Jr. Aaron Smith Daniel Anthony Joseph Bonsangue Haley M. Fazio Taylor A. McLaughlin Morgan Smith Victoria Eileen Breslin Sean Reagan Flickinger Joseph Daniel Meaney Sophia R. Snyder Autumn Brewer Jacob D. Fogarty Michael J. Melnyczuk Ellen M. Sorber Nathaniel A. Brower Breyanna Bobbie Forrest* Danielle Helene Marie Merrill Jordan J. Sousa Patrick C. Burke Jason A. Gardiner Edwin Michel Julia A. Spratt Rory T. Burns John Matthew Gardner Kyle P. Miczek Leah J. St. Phillips Samuel R. Byrns Joseph Kasson Gauzza Benjamin Millward Irene Gabriella Surapine Nicholle L. Capria Jason A. Gehring Shukri Abdirahman Mohamed Skyler Casey Terek Johnesha L. Cardwell Nicholas Stephen Goodfellow Elizabeth Patricia Morgan Mussaya Linda Thanthima Stacie Nicole Cerenzia Taylor M. Gould Mark D. Murray Mia L. Thurlow Allison Marie Choi Vincent L. Graham II Yanni Nakayama Hashiura Nery Souza Kelli C. Tierney Zachary James Christian Jonathon K. Grass Daniel P. Nolan Bryan Luong Tran* Meredith Lynn Cilley Kaitlyn Deanne Greer Elizabeth Grace Noone Samuel Brendan Tschiderer Maryrose Cioci Daniel P. Guilfoyle Stephanie P. O’Brien Elvera I. Tsivka Jacob Michael Cody Qui’essence Irene Harris Sarah May O’Connell Brooke Elizabeth Tuttle Sydney Evelyn Coleman Alexandria Grace Harvey Meghan O’Connor Lauren A. Usherwood Angela Combs Kallie Ann Heffron Rosa Margherita Oliveri Geraldine Martha Wason Elizabeth Ashleen Congdon Raeven L. Hicks Theresa M. Page Francis M. Watson Jr. Donnaly M. Consalvi-Holzapfel Gabriella L. Hill Madyson V. Palmer Victoria D. Waud Natalia G. Constantine David D. Hoag Kayley L. Papa Victoria Ann Wentworth Brandon T. Cooke Phillip S. Hoffmann Brandon Parry Alyssa C. Wilcox Michael J. Cormier Gunnar M. Hokanson Sonia E. Patrician Lauren Wiley Carolina B. Creighton Omaya Jade’ Horton Morgan Ayána Patton Sydney Elizabeth Young* Tyler L. Crick John H. Hubert Hendrick L. Peguero Richard P. Yurkon Tiffany Lauren Crimi Lena Vivian Huynh Matthew J. Pelligra Tyler L. Zabinski* Jared A. Cucinotta Ashley A. Irvine* Brendan J. Perperian JoAnn M. Zamora

This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as anAir Force or Army officer. **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as an Air Force or Army officer. ***Posthumously awarded. ***Posthumously awarded.

22 23 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Georgina Safoah Aduasare Connor Samuel Draveck David Quinn Kirchoff Lauren M. Pike Saif S. Al Janabi Brooke H. Esposito Brandon C. Knicley Yana Pryakhina Faris Tayseer Amer Alexander H.C. Evans Petros J. Koutsakis Janet J. Pulimoottil Aygul Amurlayeva Joseph R. Falcone Claudia Jeanne Kowal Eh Moemo Qui Liam Atkins Sarah Ann Fellows Thea M. Krywanczyk Marissa A. Redmond Rosemond A. Baah Marie Claire Fenzl Brynne M. Lafave Zachary Richard Revette Gabriella Franchi Badway Lauren E. Ferris Kaily Joslyn LaForce Kyle James Rideout Grace Katherine Bang Colleen M. Fitzpatrick Douglas Lawrence LaPrease Amy R. Rider Caroline A. Barber Erin Marie Foe Lauren Marie Lee Isaiah C. Rivera Allison I. Barkowsky Brooke Lynn Frank Marissa Jane Lisikatos John Mathew Roosevelt Gina Catherine Bartholomew Jaylyn I. Fuentes Olivia A. Littman Julia K. Rutherford Brian J. Bartleson Kaitlyn H. Gaffney Mary Madelyn Locastro Audrey M. Ryan Bella Marie Beck Julianna Lee Gaglione Elizabeth Marie Loso Kaitlynn A. Ryan Gregory J. Bello Kristen N. Gamble Heather LeAnne Ludlow* Carissa Sales H. E. Bradley Morgan Taylor Gaylord Bailey Mae MacArthur* Roland A. Schultheiss Hailey Marie Bradshaw Joyce G. Gebrael Mackenzie A. Mahajan Jessica Rose Shaffer Brooke D. Brinsko Rosa M. Geremia Olivia Megan Manning Ashley Y. Shaw Brianna L. Brown Arthur Andreyevich Germakovski Justine N. Marsh John C. Shea Brandon P. Brusehaber Michael A. Girard Ryan A. Mason Austin E. Smith Janay S. Bunche Luke J. Giunta Yenique K. McCoy Alicia M. Snyder Marlaina Jeanelle Bush Natasha Mitrad Gorong Olivia K. McEntee Kayla Marie Sova Emma G. Butler Michael Bryan Haag Nicholas L. McGillicuddy Lydia Brooke Steele Bonnie J. Cahill Albulena Halimi Caitlyn Metrick Theodore James Steele Rory Michael Callahan Nick Gregory Hansen Andrew Joseph Michael Philip R. Summerville Sara M. Carguello Allyson Mae Hartwell Ryan W. Middleton Naveen K. Suryadevara Adler C. Cary Lamar A. Hathaway Daniel J. Millen Kilie M. Sweet Andrea M. Chapman Mason J. Hausler Cara E. Miller Haley E. Synan Anne Elizabeth Christopher Meghan E. Hayes Micayla S. Moldenke Marta Tatarin Jack Ryan Conlan Elizabeth Hernandez Fernandez Yannelys Montilla Marielis Tavarez Matthew E. Coogan Gabriel Hernandez Melvin Checo Moore Cassie R. Tinkler Molly L. Coolican Phillip S. Hoffmann Maria Lynne Morotti* Michael Tomoroksa Hannah M. Corcoran Sara Hosheshi Gary L. Moshier Jessica Erin Vann Katelyn Rose Corp* Ryan Edward Houck Madison Elizabeth Mousaw Oscar Varon Heather A. Cosper Danielle Marie Hough Maria A. Naylor Bridget Marie Walker Haley A. Craig* Hannah Huang Lauren R. Nichols Laura Gabriella Wanless* Margaret Jeanne Crowley Camila Alexandra Humala Noriega Marta Nunez Erica May Wasserbach Erin P. Currie Jasmine S.L. James Rhilynn Haley Ogilvie Megan E. Wessely Rebecca Anne Czolgosz Ivanka L. Jaremczuk Michael J. O’Hearn Ashley A. Whitaker Sophia R. Daniel Greta L. Jasinski John Matthew Panzone Jeffrey R. Wilson Abigail Veronica Dapolito Lydia Grace Johnson Haleigh G. Pascual Joycelin O. Wodi Zarfara Davis Haley K. Jones Alexander Petkopoulos Cayla N. Wright Chris D. Davitt Rachel Kaprielov Jahriah Marie Philip Hill Emily Sara Yancone Giacinta M. DeGilormo Makenzie G. Keeler Emily Margaret Pike Alex Zhou Patrick B. Dela Cruz Anna C. Kelly Kaylee Anne DeLucia Maggie Molly Kelly This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. Victoria DiRienzo Eva Grace Keohane * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. Natalie K. Domanski Bryanna R. Keyes **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as an Air Force or Army officer. Kelsey E. Doolittle Sarah N. Kies ***Posthumously awarded. 24 25 MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Catherine Ann Abbamont James Thomas DePaul Casey M. Kretsch Kyle J. Norton Joseph M. Abbott Jordan S. Devereaux Schylar Tate Kurth Maria Isabelle Oliva Caden Ackerman Michael D. Dewind David Giuseppe Filippo LaLonde Santiago Ortega Abigail Renee Amidon Anna Diorio Lynn T. Le Andrew J. Page Nicholas Jeffrey Ammann Gino J. Dischiave Bailey S. Lenway Zackery R. Page Loredana Giuseppina Anastas Garrett Joseph Doherty Samantha M. Leone Gabriella Maria Parsons Devin L. Andrews Jesenia Dolores Shannon Elizabeth Letourneau Conner G. Pascual Emily A. Baldwin Christopher Shaun Dunn Max J. Lewis Claw Clin Paw Jack Douglas Ballard Javier Eduardo Echevarria Steven M. Lewza** Joseph J. Perla Benjamin Flanagan Barrett Christian Michael Erickson Jake A. Lutz Jamie R. Peters Zachary V. Becchinelli Matthew P. Fenton Alexander M. MacIntyre Jonathan D. Pfohl Connor P. Bechard Brooke A. Fernandez Elizabeth M. Maguire Chinnatip Phornprapha Zachary J. Beckhusen Ross A. Filtch Joshua J. Mahr Michael Pisciarino Evan D. Beckwith Corey Alexander Fischer John A. Mannion Maddison R. Pitt Azemina Bektic Aaron Daniel Fiust-Klink Nicholas J. Marchitelli Brian W. Podesta Emma L. Bergerstock Connor T. Foe Zachary S. Marji Brittney Pollack Kenneth E. Bianchi Cameron M. Folejewski Lauren A. Marmon Stephen D. Predmore Alivia R. Bird Kirsten E. Franzese Goodline Marshall Victoria Judith Reid Andrew J. Blanco Vittoria A. Fuduli Paige A. Martin Rob Reilly Ava Marie Bligh Andrew J. Fureno Arianna Mikelle Masse Starlyn R. Reyes Philip W. Blythe Amy Lynn Gardner Ryan J. Mattison Christiana K. Rinaldo Adam L. Bollinger Mia Hayley Garland John T. McCabe Luke Roberts Michael R. Bolster Nathan T. Gdula Benjamin L. McCreary Robert Rohrhirsch Daniel M. Brown Elizabeth Paige Glynn Thomas M. McCune Aidan Alexander-Redeye Rozler Shannon Elizabeth Bunce Brittany Alexa Gordon Brent A. McKeown Hannah Teresa Rushok Ian L. Burns Marcus A. Grabowski Erin M. McMullen Dakotah J. Russell Justin James Carhart Robert J. Gross Brent R. McNeil Chloe L. Samsa Amber M. Carls Souleymane Gueye Sydney M. Meagher Jake L. Santini Trevor J. Carpenter Connor Samuel Haims Martin Mendoza Cortes Jr. Maggie Ryan Scanlon Marshall D. Carvey Kevin J. Hawk Derrick M. Miller Christopher A. Scarrott Dominick Tyler Cring Chiodi Stephen C. Hetterich Connor B. Millias Michael Paul Schad Ruan Chubaruk Emily Houck Michael R. Mondelli Andie Duay Schlenker Marilyn E. Cirrincione Michelle K. Huffaker Mary-Elizabeth R. Moore Michael Roman Serbun Samuel W. Colabufo Colin P. Hughes Tyler S. Moore Ahmed F. Shaalan Sean M. Coluccio Matthew P. Hutchings Joseph Nicholas Morgan Aryana Theresa Shaheen Elizabeth Ashleen Congdon Nicholas A. Ippolito Connor D. Murphy*** Julia L. Shanahan Lauren Keenan Cook Gregory A. Iseneker Audie J. Murphy Samuel Edward Shattuck Nicole Loretta Cooney Christopher T. Jim Sydney M. Murray John William Sheridan Jacob A. Cowen Alexander J. Jones Lauren M. Myers Brandon D. Sherwood Joshua T. Dagle Sarah E. Jones Sarah Mary Janet Myers Megan R. Sierotnik Lindsay Marie Dantuono Anthony T. Keenan Miranda Marie Myhill-LaForce Michael J. Smith Khalil Tyrell Dawood Evan Russell Kelly Casey E. Nevins Riley J. Smith Joshua V. Dehoog James R. Kenyon Catherine M. Delaney Megan E. Kiggins This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. McKinley Aoife Dennison Trevor G. Kline * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. Micheala Lynn Densmore Claudia Jeanne Kowal **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as an Air Force or Army officer. ***Posthumously awarded.

26 27 PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Joseph Ryan Soboleski Austin E. Vanderhoof Alanna Marie Abel Martina Marie Hughes Jordan J. Sousa Emily Nicole VanEvery Caroline Lindsay Allison Samantha J. Kelly Nicholas C. Spinella Dylan W. Viscomi Mueiyad I. Ashkar Peter D. Klim Colby Spinner Zachary T. Wagner Sage Marie Ballinger Courtney E. Kot Brett Alexander Stern Ryan P. Wainwright Ireland K. Barry Emily L. Lacey Michael W. Szczesny Kyle H. Walters Ella Troy Berryment Renée J. LaDuc Mary Elizabeth Talty Ashley K. Westover Makayla Katherine Boff Gabrielle Lea Laforce Zackary M. Thomas Hannah C. Williams Emily F. Breclaw Ryann Elizabeth Laible Teresa T. Tran Jacklynn Michelle Downing Wing Amanda M. Briggs Erica Rose Luchsinger Annie N. Trang Matthew J. Wojak Adrianna N. Brissette Brooke Nicole Marvin John A. Trenca Samantha K. York Elise M. Bronson Anna E. Mazurkiewicz Kaiden C. Tubbert*** Amelia N. Younis Adriana Valentyna Buniak Elizabeth Marie McAnaney Turkon K. Turkumani Nicholas M. Zakri Emily T. Burke Olivia I. McEachron David J. Tyler Ciara Margaret Zanoni Leala M. Burns Mikaella A. Metcalf Joseph J. Vail III Angelo D. Zumpano Maria Vittoria Canzano Carrie Morris Christine M. Cook Nicole Preston Myers Mallory Marie Cooley Kennedy Alexis Norris Dominique Marie DeMatties Morgan K. O’Donnell Alena Adele DeMauro Alaina Therese Palmieri Adam C. Dennison Sotirios Papazaharias Casey A. Desko Natalie Patton Parks Danah Corinne Earley Skyler Pandora Rivers Vanessa M. Eberhard Jacob D. Saleski Mollie E. Engle Jolie Ann Serina Megan Elizabeth Foriero Kayla Marie Stock Gianna P. Garofalo Marisa D. Taro Kristina E. Gitzen Danielle Nicole Till Madison S. Guard Rachael Leigh Timmins Megan L. Guerrera Maddison Shea Vine Abigail Mae Guerrette Erica L. Weeks Melissa Rae Haun Brianna Marie Williams Madelyn Rose Herbert Sophi L. Williams Mallory A. Hotchkiss Huazheng Zuo

This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College. * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. * These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as an Air Force or Army officer. **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as anAir Force or Army officer. ***Posthumously awarded. ***Posthumously awarded. 28 29 Senior Giving 2021

Each year, the graduating class of Le Moyne College supports a student initiative or cause. The Class of 2021 focused Kelsey Doolittle Shout out to all my friends and family Sarah Kies To my parents, thank you for being amazing on the Jesuit Student Relief Fund. The Jesuit Student Relief Fund was created by the College in response to the who have been with me throughout this journey! and always supporting me. To my friends, you mean COVID-19 pandemic and the many challenges students faced as a result. This fund provided integral support for Especially my roommates Yana and Nikita, thank you the world to me, I can’t wait to see what’s next for us. students that enabled them to continue their studies, including: Food and Housing, Travel and Medical Expenses, for all the memories! #phinsup Internet Bills, Textbooks, and a variety of other case-specific needs. Over 120 seniors supported the Class of 2021 Cassidy Eder “You are Braver than you believe, Stronger David Quinn Kirchoff To my special Psychology and Senior Giving initiative and their peers this year. than you seem, and Smarter than you think.” Philosophy professors, you helped define me, my The following student philanthropists submitted these messages in honor of their time at Le Moyne: —Christopher Robin passion, and my purpose. I am forever grateful to each Mollie Engle It is with passion, courage, and great of you! determination that we take these next steps into the Eh S. Kler “I have come to love myself for who I was, Catherine Abbamont Thank you to all my friends and Daniel Anthony Joseph Bonsangue Le Moyne gave me world. Congratulations Class of 2021. We made it! who I am, and who I hope to become.” family who helped me during these past four years. I opportunities of a lifetime, a girlfriend who I think- Brooke Esposito Thank you Mom, Dad, family, and — Kim Namjoon (김남준) would not be here without your love and support. and hope- to marry someday, friends that will last friends for supporting me these past four years. Kaily LaForce Thank you to my friends and family for forever, and too many t-shirts. Georgina Safoah Aduasare I thank God for bringing Cheers to the future! fully supporting me through everything. me this far. My last appreciation goes to my family, Emma G. Butler Thank you family, friends, and John Gardner Thank you to my family, grandparents, Emily R. Limpert “Without poetry, our science will CSTEP family, professors, and friends for their Le Moyne community for the last 4 years. Phins up! aunts, uncles, cousins and select friends who have appear incomplete; and most of what now passes support. Maria Vittoria Canzano My family, thank you for the stuck by me and helped me through my journey of with us for religion and philosophy will be replaced Caroline Allison Thank you to my family and friends endless support throughout my chapter at Le Moyne. college. by poetry.” for all their love and support these past four years! I My friends I have made along the way, you’ll forever Michael Girard Thank you to my family, friends, —Matthew Arnold, The Study of Poetry (1880) could not have done this without you! be in my heart. professors, and mentors for helping me along the way. Olivia Littman I am so grateful to Le Moyne for bringing Vincent Antwi Giving changes lives, and my presence Amber Carls A thank you to my family for instilling Without you, none of this would have been possible. the best people into my life over the past four years! at Le Moyne is a testament to that. When we give, we a strong passion for learning in me, and for doing Luke Giunta I would like to thank my parents, the Blessed to have had you all on this journey with me!! are imitating the ways of Christ, and that is special. everything possible to put me on the path to Le Moyne faculty and staff, and my fellow dolphins for Heather Ludlow Thank you to my amazing family for greatness. Liam Atkins Amazing things have happened in my four amazing years. I wish you all the best. Giunta out. always supporting me. I am glad you all get the chance four years, and I am proud to walk out of Le Moyne Meredith Cilley Thank you to my family for making Elizabeth Glynn Thank you to my family, friends, and to watch me take this next step in life. as a better person than what I was coming in. me the person I am today. To Le Moyne, thank you members of the Le Moyne community who have Elizabeth Maguire Thank you to all my professors and for giving me memories that will never fade. Sage Ballinger Thank you to my family for all the supported me through my journey! coaches who pushed me to new limits and helped me support, and to my friends for the amazing memories. Heather Cosper I would like to thank my mom, dad, Kaitlyn Greer My time as a dolphin allowed me to swim grow. It has been an amazing four years! family and friends for supporting me through this long Allison Barkowsky Thank you to Dad, Mom, Joe, my freely and prosper with all of the support from my Lauren Marmon To my Mom and Dad— I wouldn’t be college journey! I “phinally” made it! brothers, my grandparents, and my friends for always family, friends, and the Le Moyne community/my Phin the person I am today without your guidance and supporting me through my college journey. Good luck Haley Craig Thank you to my family and friends who Phamily! support. Thank you for always being there for me. I to the class of 2021! have helped me along the way. I could not have done Phillip Hoffmann Thank you for all the memories. love you! it without your support! Bella Beck To all the friends, family, and faculty Here’s to more memories made together in the wild Ryan T. Massett I would like to dedicate my graduation members who have supported and encouraged me Margaret Crowley Thank you to my family, friends, road ahead. to both of my grandmothers, Patricia Snyder and endlessly these past four years: thank you. I am and the faculty at Le Moyne for supporting and Martina Hughes Thank you to my amazing parents for Nuala Massett. I know they are looking down and immensely grateful. guiding me for the last four years. supporting me these last 4 years. I would not be who I smiling today. Gregory Bello Thank you Le Moyne for giving me the Patrick Dela Cruz I thank my family and friends for am today without their support. I love you Mom and Joel McGuire Realizing Imperfection is merely the first opportunities to be myself and helping me find the supporting me through my journey at Le Moyne. Dad! step to achieving excellence. -J. Alexander McGuire. best of friends. I’m grateful for the experiences I’ve shared with you Sarah Jones Thank you to my amazing family and Micayla Moldenke Thank you so much to my family and and I love you all! Adam Laurence Bollinger Thank you Mom and Dad friends. I am thankful for your support and my friends for supporting me throughout my years at for everything you have done to get me here, without Victoria DiRienzo Thankful for the lifelong friends encouragement throughout this journey. Le Moyne! Go Phins! you I wouldn’t have become who I am today. I have gained from my time at Le Moyne and my Makenzie Keeler 1 pandemic, 2 degrees, 3 schools, 4 Sydney Murray I would like to thank my friends, family, family for pushing me to continue my education at years. I did it! Thank you to everyone that helped and and everyone else who has helped me through my a great institution. supported me along the way. years at Le Moyne

30 31 TO THE 2020 AND 2021 STUDENT ALUMNI LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE

Stephanie O’Brien Class of 2021, We whistled while Ashley Shaw I will always remember my time as a The College extends its thanks to the members of both the 2020 and 2021 Student Alumni Leadership Training we worked, Kept swimming, And now we will go dolphin. Thank you to everyone who has supported Committee (S.A.L.T.), who contributed to the success of philanthropy on Le Moyne’s campus. Due to their hard work and where the wind takes us. Thank you to all that helped me through this journey! dedication, over one hundred fifty members of the 2020 graduating class made Senior Gifts to the Le Moyne College Fund us get here! John Clifford Shea III To my Mom and Dad— and over 100 members of the 2021 graduating class made Senior Gifts to the Jesuit Student Relief Fund. Over the course Morgan K. O’Donnell Thank you to my parents & Thank you for always supporting me and for giving of two years, this committee also organized and encouraged collection of over 200 meal swipes for their peers in need. sister for their endless support these 4 years. To my me the opportunity to do what I have done and to Your passion for others and paying it forward inspires us. We are forever grateful for the dedication you have shown to your roommates and friends, thank you for all of the do what has yet to come. home on the Heights, and we hope you will continue to help us grow the culture of philanthropy at Le Moyne College. memories we have shared. Theodore Steele I would like to thank my family for Brooke Merrifield ’17, M.S. ’19 Rhilynn Ogilvie I am so thankful for the past four years their continued support, and my friends for making Assistant Director of Annual Giving at Le Moyne – they provided me with lifelong my time as a Dolphin memorable. friendships and memorable experiences. I truly lived Haley Synan HUGE thank you to my parents, friends, like a dolphin. and Le Moyne swimming and diving for all the SALT Committee Members Gabriella Parsons Thank you to my friends and family, support and encouragement. I love you all very much Nathaniel Brands ’20 Daniel Bonsangue ’21 especially my parents & sisters, for your love and Kelli Tierney To my parents, family, friends, and Aaron Fiust-Klink ’20 Kennedy Cole ’21 encouragement. Love you! To my professors, thank amazing faculty and mentors: thank you for helping you for your guidance. me grow during my time here at Le Moyne. Mia Franko ’20 Elizabeth Glynn ’21 Arlana Henneberry ’20 Sydney Murray ’21 Emily Pike Thank you to my family and friends for your Bryan Tran To my family, friends, and professors: Michelle Huffaker ’20 Kelli Tierney ’21 endless support. I could not have done it without you. Thank you for always believing in me! I would not be Bryanna Keyes ’20 Bryan Tran ’21 Paxton Potter Thank you to my friends, for always where I am today without your support and guidance. Jacob Kidd ’20 Lauren Wiley ’21 offering me a safe harbor, or at the very least a Emily VanEvery I’m thankful for the journey I had at Meghan Lavery ’20 Matthew Wojak ’21 shared lifeboat. Le Moyne. I have persevered through many Kelvin Nunez ’20 Eh Moemo Qui Thanks for everything. My quest for challenges and made so many awesome memories! Michaela Pullano ’20 success continues, and new adventures await. Proud to be a Phin! Megan Ramdehal ’20 Peace out! Laura Wanless To my family- thank you for always Casandra Serafini ’20 John Roosevelt To Mom, Dad, Jenna, Camila, Jack, believing in me. To my EDU friends- look at us, WE Michael Songer ’20 Jeff, Matt, Ryan and the Physics Department— DID IT!! Forever thankful for you guys. I love you all! Luis Suzanna ’20 Thank you for your support and for making my time Erica May Wasserbach I would like to thank my Mom, at Le Moyne unforgettable! Dad, Stepfather, and Grandparents for all their love Hannah Rushok Much love to my family & all the and support throughout the years! amazing people I’ve met! Cheers to 4 years of Lauren Wiley “The best and most beautiful things in unforgettable memories. the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must Andie Schlenker To my closest friends and family, be felt with the heart.” —Helen Keller thank you for all you’ve done to support me Matthew Wojak To my family, friends, and mentors: throughout my time at Le Moyne. Your endless this wouldn’t have happened without you. Thank encouragement has been invaluable. you for everything you’ve done to support and Michael Serbun Thank you to all of my family and encourage me! friends for supporting me through my journey at Richard Yurkon This has been an amazing journey for Le Moyne, especially Mom and Dad! me and I’d love to give special thanks to my professors Aryana T. Shaheen Mom, thank you for your endless and my family for all the continuous support and guidance and support throughout my whole life. I love encouragement. you so much. I couldn’t have done this without you!

32 33 Honorary Degree Recipients

John “Jack” Boorman ’63, Ph.D. Sharon Kinsman Salmon ’78

John “Jack” Boorman’63, Ph.D., was a scholar of macroeconomics and an expert on the Few people are as gracious with their time, talent and expertise as Sharon Kinsman intersections of geopolitics and finance. In his work with the International Monetary Fund, Salmon ’78. Le Moyne has benefited greatly from her largess. A longtime member of the Jack cultivated a view that was necessarily transnational, spending much of his life College’s board of trustees who at various points served as that body’s secretary, vice chair examining shifting resources and changing policies across continents, nation states and and chair, Sharon epitomizes what it means to be an effective leader and dedicated alumna. decades. Yet, despite this global perspective, he knew that behind these shifting resources It was as board chair in 2014 that she made history by making Linda LeMura, Ph.D., the and changing economic patterns were individual families and communities yearning to do first lay woman president of a Jesuit college or university in the United States. In addition more than just survive. to her work on the board, she volunteers her time to the College’s Office of Admission and For Jack, thinking globally and acting locally was something more than a bumper Office of Career Advising and Development. She is, in the words of one fellow alumnus, sticker. In his work with the IMF, Jack developed policies that would help to nurture growth “a thoughtful listener who is adept at synthesizing different points of view to bring about in struggling economies; he pushed the IMF to recognize the needs of developing countries; consensus.” Sharon is also passionate about learning more about others and the world around and, with characteristic charm and grace, he willingly provoked those in power to attend to her. When she had the opportunity to join several other trustees on a pilgrimage to Spain to the needs of those without it. Benjamin Franklin, another student of economies and politics, follow in the footsteps of Saint Ignatius Loyola, she leapt at it. What better way to plan for once wrote, “Without continual growth and progress, such words as ‘improvement,’ the future of Jesuit education than by immersing yourself in its roots? ‘achievement,’ and ‘success’ have no meaning.” Jack devoted his professional life to creating A highly respected professional, Sharon retired from pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in a world where growth and progress could be measured not simply in terms of material wealth, February 2008. She served as its vice president and assistant treasurer, and was responsible but by a peace and prosperity that span the globe. Whether he was guiding the former Soviet for managing $20 billion in global pension fund and savings plan assets for the bulk of her Union as it transformed into a market economy or steering Le Moyne College through the 21-year career at the organization. During her last two years at Pfizer, Sharon was vice Great Recession of 2008, Jack was a steward whose steady leadership, as much as his talent, president, global compensation and benefits, and was responsible for compensation, benefits, calmed troubled waters. health and wellness plans, programs and policies worldwide. In addition to her professional While we honor Jack for his many professional accomplishments, we also celebrate the responsibilities, she devoted herself to numerous civic and charitable causes, including the values he lived and modeled each day. He treated everyone – whether that individual was Bergen Family Center, Keith V. Kiernan Foundation and Leadership Alliance International hosting him at the G7 or serving him coffee at the Dolphin Den – with the same unfailing Inc. Sharon earned a master’s degree in business administration from Fordham University courtesy and kindness. Jack never forgot the Jesuit ideal that all work is honorable and all and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Le Moyne. workers dignified by their efforts. His example inspired generations of younger economists With deep appreciation for her talent, leadership and guidance, Le Moyne College is at the IMF, just as he inspired the students who were fortunate enough to hear him lecture. pleased to present to Once described as “the conscience of the IMF,” Jack led by example, with humility, integrity and compassion. A loving husband, devoted friend and dedicated mentor, he was that rarest of all success stories: both a gentleman and a gentle man. Sharon Kinsman Salmon ’78 the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. In gratitude for his keen intellect and his outstanding contributions to his profession and his alma mater, Le Moyne College is honored to present to

John “Jack” Boorman ’63, Ph.D. the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa.

34 35 Cornelius “Neil” Murphy Jr., Ph.D. Dan McNeil Jr. ’51

Dan McNeil Jr. ’51 personifies what it means to be Jesuit educated, “a man or woman for Cornelius “Neil” Murphy Jr., Ph.D., is an innovator, collaborator and visionary. Those and with others.” Wherever life takes him, Dan has the unique ability to meet everyone he closest to Neil are quick to say that his favorite question is: Why not? He seems to specialize encounters exactly where they are, to ensure that they are seen, heard and understood. And in the art of the possible. During his tenure as president of the State University of New York to be clear, life has taken Dan to some pretty interesting places. A veteran of World War II, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, enrollment increased from 1,700 to 2,300 he entered Le Moyne as a member of its first class, commuting to the College from his home students, sponsored research expenditures grew from $9.8 million to $14.4 million, and an in Cortland and supporting himself in part by working as a musician at local dances a few array of dynamic new academic offerings, including bioprocess engineering and sustainable times per week. He went on to become president of the award-winning McNeil Development energy management, were introduced. That Neil used quantifiable metrics such as these to Company, which has been widely credited with revitalizing downtown Cortland. He put his assess the school’s progress is not surprising. After all, he is a man of science, committed to expertise in business to work as a member of the city’s Chamber of Commerce. Dan has also logic and reasoning. given back to his community through his support of a variety of philanthropic and civic What may surprise people is how deeply personal Neil’s work in the president’s office organizations, including but not limited to: the Cortland County Family YMCA, the Rotary was to him. He vastly preferred in-person meetings to emails or phone calls; he relished Club, the Racker Center in its mission to support people with disabilities, the American discussing the faculty research taking place on every continent across the globe; and, as he Legion, and the Rose and Dan McNeil Foundation with a focus on supporting music in the shared in an interview with Inside ESF, he looked forward to having breakfast or lunch with Cortland community. Most important though, he and his wife of 64 years, the late Rose students, a tradition lovingly dubbed “Meals with Neil.” As one colleague so aptly said of his McNeil, raised a beautiful family that includes six children, seven grandchildren and two work, “If there’s a hallmark Neil leaves, it’s that the issues we’re dealing with are so enormous great-grandchildren. they can only be dealt with through collaboration, and Neil has led the way.” Dan has done all of these things – and more – with supreme joy – and while modeling Neil retired as the president of SUNY ESF in 2013. However, he continues to promote humility, honesty and hard work. Those closest to him will tell you that he credits much of the institution’s mission “to advance knowledge and skills and to promote the leadership his success to his education, and that he believes firmly in the power of education to nurture, necessary for the stewardship of both the natural and the designed environments” as a senior transform and inspire. He has shared that belief with succeeding generations of McNeils. Two fellow for environmental and sustainable systems. He does so because he believes we all have of his children, Dan III ’77 and Mary, MBA ’08, and two of his grandchildren, Lauren Davis a responsibility to the world we share. ’08 and Brent ’21, are alumni of the College. Today this family, which is such an important With deep appreciation for his work as an educator, administrator and environmentalist, part of the College’s history, is playing an equally important role in its future. Inspired by Le Moyne College is proud to present to their patriarch, they recently founded the McNeil Academy at Le Moyne, whose mission is to develop and oversee a world-class program in risk management and insurance that emphasizes ethics and socially responsible leadership. The values that serve as the Cornelius “Neil” Murphy Jr., Ph.D. cornerstone of Dan McNeil’s life also serve as the foundation of the Academy bearing the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. his name. With deep appreciation for his spirit, intellect and heart, Le Moyne College is pleased to present to

Dan McNeil Jr. ’51 the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa.

36 37 Joyce Stokes Jones David Dasher ’69, D.D.S.

Most people know Harriet Ross Tubman as an abolitionist who dedicated herself to freeing David Dasher ’69, D.D.S., gives others a reason to smile. As the director of Amaus enslaved men, women and children using the conduit now known as the Underground Railroad. Dental Services in Syracuse, David provides crucial care, free of charge, to those who find She is, for them, someone whose life and work they studied in their high school social studies themselves unemployed, homeless or without dental insurance. The tools of his trade include classes. But for Joyce Stokes Jones, Tubman is much more than a historical figure – she is her mirrors, X-Ray machines and drills, as well as compassion, empathy and kindness. On an great grand aunt. A native of Auburn, N.Y., Joyce has dedicated much of her adult life to average day, David may help one patient experiencing chronic pain, another in need of a researching and writing about Tubman’s life and times. She crafted thoughtful columns about long-overdue checkup, and still another who may feel self-conscious about the appearance of Black life and heritage for the Syracuse Herald Journal and Readers Press, and produced segments his teeth. Knowing that he is able to assist his patients, and make a positive impact on their dealing with issues important to the Black community for WCNY. Beyond that, Joyce has made overall health, buoys him through even the most delicate, challenging procedures. numerous presentations on Tubman’s life at schools and various community forums. Caregiving and service are part of David’s DNA. Prior to founding Amaus Dental Joyce’s extensive research of Tubman brought her to places like Annapolis, Cambridge and Services, he was the dental director for both the Syracuse Community Health Center Bucktown, Md., Cleveland, New York City, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, as well as and the Community Health Care Center in Wichita Falls, Texas. He also served in the St. Catharines, Canada. That work culminated in her book, Beyond the Underground: Aunt United States Air Force (U.S.A.F.) for 25 years, and was a special consultant in both war Harriet, Moses of Her People, which she co-wrote with her daughter, Michelle Jones Galvin. readiness and enlisted training for the United States Air Force Deputy Surgeon General for Aunt Harriet was published in 2013, 100 years after Tubman’s death. It has been described as Dental Services. David helped to develop the U.S.A.F.’s initial Dental Quality Assurance “a work reminiscent of family lore, memoir and historical fact.” In its pages, Joyce sought to take Guidelines. He was nominated for Texas General Dentist of the Year in 2008 and received a deep dive into her ancestor’s life and story. As she told Central New York Woman Magazine, the Hallmark of Excellence Award from the New York State Dental Association in 2019. He “I wanted to put our history in the public.” is a fellow of the International College of Dentists and the Academy of General Dentistry. An alumna of West High School, Joyce was a career secretary and retired in 1989 after A proud Le Moyne alumnus, David is a member of the College’s Physician Assistant 15 years as secretary to the president of the Syracuse Common Council. Advisory Group and the Purcell School of Graduate and Professional Studies Advisory With deep appreciation for chronicling her family’s legacy and charting her own course as Council, and is an active member of the Pre-Health Advisement and Career Advisory an author and historian, Le Moyne College is proud to present to networks at the College. He earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from Le Moyne and his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. Joyce Stokes Jones With deep appreciation for his work on behalf of his patients, his community and his the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. alma mater, Le Moyne College is pleased to present to

David Dasher ’69, D.D.S. the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa.

38 39 Robert Fangio ’78, D.D.S. David McCallum ’90, S.J.

Careful. Gentle. Unhurried. Those words are often ascribed to Robert Fangio ’78, If you were to ask David McCallum ’90, S.J., to measure the impact Le Moyne has D.D.S., by his colleagues and his patients. As a volunteer dentist at Amaus Dental Services had on him, he would likely tell you it is immeasurable. It was on the Heights that David in Syracuse, Robert plays a pivotal role in helping Amaus meet its goal of providing free developed the intellectual foundation that has served him well over the course of his quality dental care to people across Central New York who are unemployed, uninsured professional life, first felt called to serve God as a member of the Society of Jesus, and forged or homeless. His patients include refugees, single mothers and individuals living on fixed friendships that buoy him to this day. Nearly 20 years after his graduation, this English major incomes. He joined the clinic after retiring from more than 30 years in private practice, and member of the Integral Honors Program returned to his alma mater as an educator, eager to dedicate himself to aiding others. It seemed only natural to him. After all, as he teaching courses in management and leadership, before taking on a variety of administrative explained to The Catholic Sun, “I’m still pretty gentle in the chair with people ... I hate responsibilities, including that of vice president for mission integration and development. hurting people.” He led the development of several key initiatives, including the Inside the L Program for Robert is guided in his work by his faith, which gives him courage, strength and a student-athletes and the Manresa Program for students to explore self and vocation. He sense of purpose. He has said that he lives by 1 Corinthians, 12:7: “To each individual the played a pivotal role in establishing a formal partnership between the College and the manifestation of the Spirit is given for some benefit.” In 2014, Robert was ordained a deacon Ignatian Volunteer Corps, and in launching Ignatian formation programs for Le Moyne in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse. Last year, he was named the director of deacon faculty and staff. personnel for the Office of the Permanent Diaconate after previously working as the assistant Now David has assumed new responsibilities that have taken him 4,300-miles away from director of the office. It is safe to say that Catholic education played a pivotal role in Robert’s the Heights to the General Curia in Rome. Superior General of the Society of Jesus Arturo life. He graduated from Bishop Ludden High School and Le Moyne, where he earned a Sosa, S.J., has given him a new mission as executive director of the Discerning Leadership degree in biology, before going on to the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. Program (DLP), which seeks to form senior Church leaders in the practice of discernment, It is with good reason that Robert has been called “a model deacon – and a very both individually and collectively. Participants include Vatican officials, major superiors of steady dentist.” religious orders and their teams, and senior lay administrators working in the Roman Curia. Through his work with the DLP, David is using his skills, vision and charism to help support With deep appreciation for his commitment to his patients, his faith and his community, Pope Francis’ vision for the reform and renewal of the Church. As he does this critical Le Moyne College is proud to present to work, he continues to serve the College as special assistant to the president for international projects related to restorative justice between the Church and indigenous peoples, and is Robert Fangio ’78, D.D.S. happy to call the College his “home away from Rome.” the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. With deep appreciation for his contributions to the College and his fellow man as a priest, educator and administrator, Le Moyne College is proud to present to

David McCallum ’90, S.J. the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa.

40 41 A Look Back: Recent Le Moyne College Highlights

Among the prestigious graduate schools recent graduates have been admitted to are Georgetown University, Le Moyne has received three awards from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation totaling nearly $600,000. Vanderbilt University, Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell University, Tufts University, New York These grants will each support a distinct aspect of the healthcare community in Central New York. The University, Boston College, Washington University in St. Louis, and SUNY Upstate Medical University. Purcell School of Professional Studies will work closely with other areas of the College to implement In addition, alumni have accepted jobs with a number of highly respected organizations, including Goldman these programs, which will all take place during the 2021 calendar year. The grants will support: nursing Sachs, Google, Jesuit Volunteer Corps, BNY Mellon, IBM, Merrill Lynch, National Grid, Lockheed Martin, recruitment for low-income and diverse populations, the Center for Aging Resources and Enrichment Arch Insurance Group, KPMG, EY, PwC, Anthem Inc., M&T Bank, Epic, Mower, Atlantic Testing Webinar Series, and the Welcome Back Center, which integrates internationally trained healthcare workers Laboratories and Elmcrest Children’s Center into the field in Central New York.

Recent graduates are also volunteering their time with the Center for Working Families, Peace Corps, In a unique collaboration, Le Moyne College, the City of Syracuse and the Town of DeWitt have launched Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Jesuit Alumni Volunteer Program and AmeriCorps. a survey to gather feedback on issues related to transportation, housing, infrastructure, municipal services, economic development and overall quality of life from residents living in the neighborhoods around the The Princeton Review ranked Le Moyne among the top 15 percent of Colleges in the nation for the eighth College’s campus. The survey is part of a comprehensive, long-term initiative called the Le Moyne Area consecutive year and included the College in its guide, The Best 386 Colleges: 2021 Edition. In addition, for Neighborhood Development Strategy, or LANDS. the 29th consecutive year, U.S. News and World Report included Le Moyne in its popular guidebook. It ranked the College number seven in its “Strong Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching” listing and Le Moyne launched the ERIE21 (Educating for Our Rising Innovation Economy in the 21st Century) number seven in its “Best Colleges for Veterans” listing. Le Moyne was also nationally ranked for three initiative, which will provide infrastructure to support individuals preparing for jobs in the innovation specific disciplines – management information systems (#27), finance (#30) and accounting (#52). economy. ERIE21 will develop a homegrown talent pool to help alleviate the critical shortage of software developers, analysts, engineers and cybersecurity experts in the area and attract new businesses to Central In addition, several graduate programs at Le Moyne have been recognized in recently released rankings New York. It will also will begin to address the plague of poverty – particularly the inordinately high from U.S. News and World Report. The MBA Analytics program was ranked as #33 nationally, while three incidence among Blacks and Latinos in the City of Syracuse – by introducing coding and computer skills programs in the Purcell School of Professional Studies were also ranked: physician assistant studies at #64; to students at a young age at a time when it will engage them and spark an interest in possible careers. occupational therapy at #141; and Best Nursing Schools (Masters) at #167. President Linda LeMura, Ph.D., served as a Chancellor’s Distinguished Visiting Fellow at Syracuse A total of 96 percent of Le Moyne graduates from the class of 2020 reported employment in a sector related University. During her 10-week appointment, Dr. LeMura studied how institutions of higher education in to their major field of study or admittance to graduate school within a year of Commencement. the region can adapt and collaborate to enhance academic excellence, improve educational outcomes for underserved communities in Syracuse and Central New York, and strengthen research opportunities and During the College’s Giving Day, 3,195 donors completed gifts totaling $789,617 in just 24 hours. economic development.

More than 25 students representing over 18 academic disciplines shared the findings of the original research The College received a $485,000 grant from the New York State Regional Economic Development Council they conducted during Scholars Day. (REDC) to assist with the creation of a $2.45 million “entrepreneurial plaza” at Le Moyne. The current Le Moyne College Plaza will be reconfigured and will act as an incubator, accelerator and shared workspace For 35 consecutive semesters, 17 years, Le Moyne student-athletes have maintained an overall grade point for entrepreneurs across all industries. It will be a collaborative workspace open to people of all ages in average of 3.0 or higher. the community, and will include a mechanical room, virtual lab, woodshop, 3D printing lab and shared work spaces. The entrepreneurial plaza will be under the auspices of the College’s Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Creativity.

42 43 2020/2021 Le Moyne College Commencement Ceremonies All ceremonies and events that are part of the 2020/2021 Commencement activities will be livestreamed on the College’s YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/lemoynecollege). Class of 2020 undergraduate – Saturday, May 22, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Honors Convocation – Sunday, May 23 at 10 a.m. Baccalaureate Mass – Sunday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. Classes of 2020 and 2021 graduate programs commencement – Thursday, May 27 at 7 p.m. Class of 2021 undergraduate 2021 – Friday, May 28 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Soon after the ceremonies have ended, a replay will be available to watch on Le Moyne’s YouTube channel.