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JONSSON SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS MAY 2020 Congratulations on the successful completion of your studies at !e University of Texas at Dallas! We’re proud of you! When you enrolled at UT Dallas, you undoubtedly expected to take the traditional walk across the stage in your graduation regalia while your family and friends cheered from the stands. Unfortunately, the global health crisis has caused signi"cant disruption to life as we know it. We are so very disappointed that your "nal months at UT Dallas didn’t include the usual fanfare that surrounds commencement. Please know that our pride in your accomplishments is undiminished, and we will "nd a way to commemorate this important milestone in person on our beautiful campus. While the pandemic has taken much from our world, this fact remains unchanged: we wish for each of you a ful"lling and rewarding future. You are our legacy. !e very reputation of UT Dallas will be de"ned by you, as it has been by the accomplished graduates who have come before you. !ank you for choosing UT Dallas for your studies, thank you for all that you contributed to our university during your studies, and, once again... Congratulations, Class of 2020! Richard C. Benson Inga H. Musselman President Provost Eugene McDermott Distinguished Cecil H. Green Distinguished University Chair of Leadership Chair of Academic Leadership Pages UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION .............................. 6!7 CANDIDATE AND RECIPIENT LISTINGS Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science . 9-24 CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES WITH LATIN HONORS . 26-35 CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES WITH MAJOR HONORS . 36-37 COLLEGIUM V HONORS . 38-39 COMMENCEMENT SYMBOLS . 40-41 UT DALLAS ALMA MATER . 42 ANNOUNCEMENTS . 43-44 This program contains the names of candidates for degrees and honors at time of publication. Inclusion in the program does not constitute evidence of completion of degrees or honors. Richard C. Benson, PhD PRESIDENT Inga H. Musselman, PhD VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND PROVOST Kyle D. Edgington, PhD VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS George W. Fair, PhD VICE PRESIDENT FOR DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Frank Feagans, MS VICE PRESIDENT FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Gene Fitch, EdD VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS Calvin Jamison, EdD VICE PRESIDENT FOR FACILITIES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Rafael O. Martín, MEM, MBA VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OF STAFF Joseph J. Pancrazio, PhD VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH Terry A. Pankratz, MBA VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUDGET AND FINANCE Amanda Rockow, MA VICE PRESIDENT FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS John Walls, MA VICE PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNICATIONS 6 Nils Roemer, PhD (interim) SCHOOL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES Anne Balsamo, PhD SCHOOL OF ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND EMERGING COMMUNICATION Steven L. Small, PhD, MD SCHOOL OF BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES Jennifer S. Holmes, PhD SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND POLICY SCIENCES Stephanie G. Adams, PhD ERIK JONSSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE George W. Fair, PhD SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Hasan Pirkul, PhD NAVEEN JINDAL SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT A. Dean Sherry, PhD (interim) SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS Jessica C. Murphy, PhD UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Juan E. González, PhD GRADUATE EDUCATION Edward J. Harpham, PhD HOBSON WILDENTHAL HONORS COLLEGE Ellen Sa#ey, PhD LIBRARIES Amanda Smith, EdD STUDENTS 7 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Ian Ross McDonald BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Delia Maame Bemah Appiah Mensah Michael Aaron Momany Alaa A. 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    BANNER LIST Banner Name Proprietor Partner 1234 Cine Creations C.R.Loknath Anand L 1895 Dec 28 the World Ist Movie Production S.Selvaraj No 2 Streams Media P Ltd., Prakash Belavadi S.Nandakumar 21st Century Lions Cinema (P) Ltd., Nagathihalli Chandrashekar No 24 Frames Pramodh B.V No 24 Frames Cine Combines Srinivasulu J Gayathri 24 Frames Movie Productions (p) Ltd K.V.Vikram Dutt K.Venkatesh Dutt 3A Cine Productions Sanjiv Kumar Gavandi No 4D Creations Gurudatta R No 7 Star Entertainment Studios Kiran Kumar.M.G No A & A Associates Aradhya V.S No A B M Productions P.S.Bhanu Prakash P.S.Anil Kumar A' Entertainers Rajani Jagannath J No A Frame To Frame Movies Venkatesh.M No A.A.Combines Praveen Arvind Gurjer N.S.Rajkumar A.B.C.Creations Anand S Nayamagowda No A.C.C.Cinema - Shahabad Cement Works. M.N.Lal T.N.Shankaran A.G.K.Creations M.Ganesh Mohamad Azeem A.J.Films R.Ashraf No A.K.Combines Akbar Basha S Dr. S.R.Kamal (Son) A.K.Films Syed Karim Anjum Syed Kalimulla A.K.K. Entertainment Ltd Ashok Kheny A.Rudragowda (Director) A.K.N.D.Enterprises - Bangalore N.K.Noorullah No A.L.Films Lokesh H.K No A.L.K.Creations C.Thummala No A.M.J.Films Janardhana A.M No A.M.M.Pictures Prakash Babu N.K No A.M.M.Pictures Prakash Babu N.K No A.M.Movies Nazir Khan No A.M.N.Film Distributor Syed Alimullah Syed Nadimullah A.M.V.Productions Ramu V No A.N.Jagadish Jagadish A.N Mamatha A.J(Wife) A.N.Pictures U.Upendra Kumar Basu No A.N.Ramesh A.N.Ramesh A.R.Chaya A.N.S.Cine Productions Sunanda M B.N.Gangadhar (Husband) A.N.S.Films Sneha B.G B.N.Gangadhar (Father) A.N.S.Productions Gangadhar B.N No A.P.Helping Creations Annopoorna H.T M.T.Ramesh A.R.Combines Ashraf Kumar K.S.Prakash A.R.J.Films Chand Pasha Sardar Khan A.R.Productions K.S.Raman No A.R.S.Enterprises H.M.Anand Raju No A.S.Films Noorjhan Mohd Asif A.S.Ganesha Films Dr.T.Krishnaveni No A.S.K.Combines Aruni Rudresh No A.S.K.Films A.S.Sheela Rudresh A.S.Rudresh A.T.R.Films Raghu A.T.