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2020 List of Graduates Concordia University of Edmonton - Class of 2020 Faculty of Arts Master of Arts in Biblical and Christian Studies Archer, Erin Jeanine Elizabeth May Gibbons, Alberta Graduate Diploma in Psychological Assessment Doucette, Dana Marie Edmonton, Alberta Friesen-Peters, Emily Edmonton, Alberta Huda, Fowzia Nishat Edmonton, Alberta Kosmenko, Rhiannon Paige Kamsack, Saskatchewan MacLean, Jennifer Leah Edmonton, Alberta Moeder, Larresha-Lynn Gabrielle St. Albert, Alberta Tharayil, Davis Porinchu Edmonton, Alberta Wagner, Jacqueline Emily Edmonton, Alberta Wold, Jenna Marie Grande Prairie, Alberta Graduate Certificate in Psychological Assessment Hamna Sialkot, Pakistan Bachelor of Arts 4-Year Abdow, Mohamed Ahmed Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Adamyk, Olesya Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Arcand, Seth Edward English Kipohtakaw Arya, Masiollah Sociology Mazar-e-sharif, Afghanistan Babiak, Kennedy Faye Sociology Leduc, Alberta Baker, Connor Edouard* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Baretta, Lexi Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Spruce Grove, Alberta Barrow, Michailla Rosa^ English Edmonton, Alberta Benak, Shelby Laura Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Bradley, Rebecca Jayne Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta Faculty of Arts Brodbin, Jaqueline Ann Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Bromley, Georgina Allana Sociology Fairview, Alberta Calixto, Kevin Rolando Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Campbell, Sylena Rochelle Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Spruce Grove, Alberta Carter, Mackenzie Ripley Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Carter, Pamela Rae English Edmonton, Alberta Chizek, Deborah-Rae Elizabeth Psychology St. Albert, Alberta Christiansen, Charmaine June Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Dawson City, Yukon Territory Colban, Mackenzie Kaitlyn* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Cunningham, Stephanie Mariah Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Darras, Mayar Said Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Davis, Elexa Lynn Psychology (Applied Emphasis) St. Albert, Alberta de Boer, Femke Psychology Edmonton, Alberta DeSouza, Melissa Julia Psychology Edmonton, Alberta DesRoches, Zachary Louis English Sturgeon County, Alberta Eisenkrein, Jillian Dawn^ Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Enders, Alana Lynn Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Spruce Grove, Alberta Eybergen, Kohan Lambert English St. Albert, Alberta Farah, Hamsa Mohamed Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Flack, Kelsea Anne Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Fraess, Shyla Diane Rita^ Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Sherwood Park, Alberta Gelinas, Lorne Tyler Religious Studies Edmonton, Alberta Gordey, Sarah Nicole* Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta Graves, Madison Jo-Ann Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta Grewal, Anmol Kaur Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Gridzak, Candace Maria* General Studies Edmonton, Alberta Halabi, Jenan* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Halldorson, Tara Ashley Patricia Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Handfield-Olstad, Leanne Louise Psychology Beaumont, Alberta Hansen, Justine Gayle^ Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta Haslam, Robert Dylan Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Hebert, Jeremy Asher Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Hebner, Ashley Dawn Psychology (Applied Emphasis) St. Albert, Alberta Henkelman, Robyn Elise Sociology Ponoka, Alberta Herceg, Kelsie Hope^ Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Sherwood Park, Alberta Hill, Darielle Emily Mendes English St. Albert, Alberta *With Distinction ^With High Distinction 2 Faculty of Arts Jiwaji, Zaheera English Edmonton, Alberta Johnson, Kathleen Vienna Sociology Morinville, Alberta Killips, Heather Dianne Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Klein, Kyle Leo Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Larocque, Alexa Reece English Edmonton, Alberta Larsen-Hafner, Brynn Dawn Anne English Edmonton, Alberta Latifi, Ester English Edmonton, Alberta Latreille, Shae-Lynn Brooke Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Linares Rodriguez, Angelique Amalia Psychology Vegreville, Alberta Litwin, Stefani Anne Psychology Tofield, Alberta Lutz, Sarah Ann English Edmonton, Alberta MacSween, Ainslie Elizabeth* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Maries, Andreea Laura* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Maxim, Jordan Lynn Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Merani, Mariah Lynn Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Meunier, Mallory Marie Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Middelkoop, Melanie Lynn* Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Spruce Grove, Alberta Miller, Cora Jade Psychology (Applied Emphasis) Edmonton, Alberta Mohammed, Khadijah Shenelle Safiyyah Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Nanooch, Jasmine Lee Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Noels-Gorman, Brooke Nicole Psychology (Applied Emphasis) St. Albert, Alberta Pankiw, Chad Aaron Psychology Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Parks, Jade Marina Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Rehman, Palwasha Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Robertson, Mathew Michel* English St. Albert, Alberta Saini, Ashima Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Sampson, Stacey Elizabeth* Sociology Morinville, Alberta Schmidt, Hailey Patricia^ Sociology Spruce Grove, Alberta Shrestha, Merina Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Silva, Jessica Bernardino* Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Singh, Savneet Kaur Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Trautmann, Gerdiene^ Music Edmonton, Alberta Verkland, Selina Belle Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta Wiyual, John Chuang Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Wood, Chelsey Brooke^ Psychology (Applied Emphasis) St. Albert, Alberta Zulic, Anna Psychology Sherwood Park, Alberta *With Distinction ^With High Distinction 3 Faculty of Arts 3-Year Bamigboye, Moyosoreoluwa Tomide Peace Drama Calgary, Alberta Banag, Jhely Mae Cabello Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Bandalli, Pasha Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Berriman, Andrew Thomas History Ardrossan, Alberta Blackstock, Michele Lynne English Stony Plain, Alberta Bleau, Kristen Keri Psychology Sturgeon County, Alberta Boulerice, Hailey Madison Psychology Dapp, Alberta Bouma, Cassidy Maureen Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Breau, Taris Leigh English Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Buck, Connor Frederich English Edmonton, Alberta Bull, Tiffany Jaclyn Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Burke, Ciara Elizabeth Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Busch, Jessica Marie Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Calaunan, Yvonne Rose English Edmonton, Alberta Cancian, Sarah Nicole* French St. Albert, Alberta Cardinal, Chayse Tierra Music Lac La Biche, Alberta Carlin, Patrick Neil English Edmonton, Alberta Caskey, Alissa Stefania Psychology Sturgeon County, Alberta Charest, Nicole Elizabeth Psychology St. Albert, Alberta Chiarello, Mackenzie Breanna Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Chipchar, Cassandra Paige Religious Studies Sherwood Park, Alberta Chorneyko, Corey Aaron* Psychology Jasper, Alberta Christensen, Madison Marie English Edmonton, Alberta Close, Jayme Kaitlyn English Edmonton, Alberta Coco, Anika Rose Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Conrad, Ariana Elizabeth English Bruderheim, Alberta Correia, Jolene Santos Sociology Edmonton, Alberta De Benedetto, Erica Vanessa^ Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Derpack, Rebecca Agnes Sandra English Edmonton, Alberta Dixon, Stephanie Marie English Edmonton, Alberta Dorn, Jeannie Marie^ Psychology St. Albert, Alberta Elvin, Jaseena-Dawn Hyacinth Drama Edmonton, Alberta Farrar, Sabrina Eleonora Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Fedor, Kendra Kelyn Psychology Beaumont, Alberta *With Distinction ^With High Distinction 4 Faculty of Arts Ferreira, Ashley Megan History Edmonton, Alberta Filevich-Hogan, Kathryn Paige Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Flint, Celyn Marie English St. Albert, Alberta Florence, Krysta Jade Psychology St. Albert, Alberta Fluet ,Alyssandra Kaitlyn Dorothy* French Barrhead, Alberta Frazier, Riley Drama Bon Accord, Alberta French, James Bruce William Sociology Edmonton, Alberta Gascoigne, William James History Sherwood Park, Alberta Gilbertson, Dreana Angel Psychology Edmonton, Alberta Godbout, Emma Jordan English Ardrossan, Alberta Green, Christine Michele^ Psychology Spruce Grove, 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