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145Th Commencement Program (2018) 145th Commencement May 18, 2018 Bloomfield, New Jersey BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2017–2018 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD TRUSTEES PRESIDENT William H. Turner, III Jim Axelrod Richard A. Levao Chair Hector O. Banegas Nicholas Carlozzi John J. Delucca ’66 OFFICERS Vice Chair Jacqueline Colgan Geoffrey M. Connor Jacqueline M. Bartley Vice President Rosemary T. Iversen Carmen Amalia Corrales Institutional Advancement Vice Chair Brian F. Doran Vernon M. Endo William A. McDonald ’84 Joanne T. Marren Vice President Secretary Josean Fernàndez ’06 Finance and Administration James R. Gillen Stephen A. Glasser Adam J. Castro Carolyn Roberson Glynn ’69 Vice President Sandra L. Gonzalez Enrollment Management Maureen C. Grant Tresmaine R. Grimes Edward C. Heftman ’67 Vice President Nancy L. Lane Academic Affairs Stephanie Lawson-Muhammad and Dean of Faculty Craig B. Lindsay ’76 Peter K. Jeong Martin McKerrow, LL.D. (h’15) Vice President Alisa C. Norris Global Programs and John G. Panagakis Professional Studies Sanford B. Prater Patrick J. Lamy Glenn M. Reiter Vice President Hannah Richman Student Affairs Steven M. Rose and Dean of Students Adrian A. Shelby, LL.D. (h’98) Larry I. Sills John Skowronski ’91 Adebola A. Taiwo ’09 Hank Uberoi Nancy H. Van Duyne Thomas N. Wilfrid EMERITI Bernard S. Berkowitz L. Donald LaTorre Peter A. Olson Richard A. Pollack, LL.D. (h’99) Alice W. Price Bloomfield College was founded in 1868 as the German Theological Seminary to train pastors for a growing German Presbyterian Community. The school moved from Newark to Seibert Hall in Bloomfield in 1872, and in 1913 changed its name to Bloomfield Theological Seminary. Twenty years later, the institution expanded its course offerings to meet the needs of students in the area and became Bloomfield College and Seminary. Now known as Bloomfield College, the College offers over 40 majors and concentrations in seven academic divisions and master’s degree programs in accounting, fine arts, and education. This year, the College will celebrate its 150th Anniversary. Today, the Mission of Bloomfield College is to population has doubled since 2003, and the College has prepare students to attain academic, personal and recently built two new, state-of-the-art residence halls professional excellence in a multicultural and global to keep up with the demand. Students recognize the society. Ranked the 14th most diverse national liberal educational benefits of being just 15 miles from New arts college by U.S. News & World Report, the College York City. Eleven NJ Transit lines stop within walking attracts students from New Jersey’s suburban and urban distance of our vibrant campus, making for an easy neighborhoods, and from many countries around the commute to and from the College. globe. The campus rests on 12.5 acres in historic The College offers four graduate programs, one Bloomfield, in the heart of Bloomfield Center. graduate certificate program, and fifty-one In 2017, Bloomfield College and its mission were undergraduate majors and concentrations. recognized nationally. The College was ranked #1 in New Jersey and #20 nationally (out of 2,200 institutions) in promoting the social and economic mobility of students from the poorest 20 percent in the country to high economic achievement. The study, conducted by experts from Harvard University, Brown University, Stanford University, and UC-Berkeley, as reported in the New York Times, was based on tax data of over 30 million taxpayers. Recently, the Division of Creative Arts & Technology’s Game Design program was ranked second in the state by The Princeton Review. The Frances M. McLaughlin Division of Nursing was ranked the Seibert Hall c.1921 second-best BSN program in the state by Additionally, the College offers twenty-one registernurses.org and has produced outstanding undergraduate minors, four certificate-to-degree graduates who attain a National Council Licensure programs and four certificate (non-degree) programs. Examination (NCLEX) pass-rate of 94% or higher. Non-credit skill-building certificate programs are also With grants and funding from the federal offered through International Training and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBI) grant and other Professional Studies. With this array of opportunities, private and public funding sources, the College is able to students can prepare for entering the workplace, prepare under-represented students in the science, increase skill sets, or change careers with proficiency. technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) Students are encouraged to participate in daily campus fields to continue their education to the doctoral level. life through student government, clubs, Greek life and The hallmark of a Bloomfield College education is the organizations. The College is designated NCAA small faculty-to-student ratio with dedicated, caring Division II, fielding 12 (six men’s and six women’s) faculty who inspire each student to personal success. teams and actively supporting students to become Bloomfield College enrolls, on average, 2,000 full scholar-athletes. and part-time students, many of whom are the first in From its beginnings 150 years ago as a small, their families to attend college. Quality instruction, a German-speaking seminary to today where it has a commitment to student service, and improved facilities diverse student body that typically represents more than and grounds are just some of the attributes that have 50 nations from around the world, Bloomfield College helped fuel an increase in prospective student interest welcomes its next chapter. and action. The size of our residential student COMMENCEMENT Friday, May 18, 2018, 9:30 A.M. College Quadrangle Richard A. Levao, J.D., President,Presiding Presentation of the Class of 2018 ..........SouthParkandDistrictPipesandDrums Andy Dickson ’96, Drum Sergeant *Processional.........................................Elgar“Pomp and Circumstance” Grand Marshal: James Murphy, Ph.D., Professor of Biology Faculty Marshal: Maryann J. Fogarty DiLiberto, Ph.D., Professor of Economics Faculty Marshal: Glen A. Hayes, Ph.D., Professor of Religion Student Marshal: Patrick J. Lamy, Ed.D., Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Student Marshal: Rose Mitchell, M.A. ’91, Associate Dean for Student Affairs/ Student Development and Support Services Alumni Marshal: Rev. Ernie Kosa ’45, Bloomfield College Alumni Association *Invocation......................TheReverendTerriOfori,M.Div.,Th.M. Director of Spiritual Life and College Chaplain Welcome...................................JohnJ.Delucca’66 Vice Chair, Board of Trustees Remarks....................................RichardA.Levao SeniorAddress..................................NadiraFant’18 Summa Cum Laude FreshmanClassSalute...........................JessicaRamrakha’21 Freshman Class Representative PresentationofCandidatesforHonoraryDegrees........TresmaineR.Grimes,Ph.D. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty DOCTOR OF LAWS The Honorable Phil Murphy Governor of New Jersey DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Prof. Deog-Seong Oh President, Chungnam National University (Republic of Korea) DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS Mr. Christian McBride Six-time Grammy-winning Jazz Bassist, and Artistic Advisor for Jazz Programming, NJPAC ConferringofProfessorEmeriti......................TresmaineR.Grimes Glen A. Hayes, Ph.D., Professor of Religion Glenda C. Kirkland, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Public Administration JoyceCarolOatesFacultyExcellenceAward...............TresmaineR.Grimes PresentationofCandidatesforDegrees..................TresmaineR.Grimes Conferring of Degrees in Cursu ........................RichardA.Levao Master of Science Bachelor of Science/Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Faculty Herald (calling of the names) ....................MariaVogt,Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Closing...................................RosemaryT.Iversen Vice Chair, Board of Trustees AlumniWelcome.............................JohnK.Murdock’73 President, Bloomfield College Alumni Association Graduates’Salute................................JamesP.Murphy *Benediction..............................TheReverendTerriOfori *Recessional................................LudwigvonBeethoven“Ode to Joy” *Please rise 2018 HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT THE HONORABLE PHIL MURPHY Doctor of Laws, honoris causa New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, as he says, “grew up in a family that was middle class on a good day.” Religion, basic values, work ethic, education, and civic awareness were pillars of family life. His father never graduated from high school, his mother worked as a secretary; they inspired Governor Murphy and his three siblings to pursue their educations and be active participants in civic life. Governor Murphy put himself through Harvard University on loans and part-time jobs. After earning a graduate degree at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, he started his career at the bottom, working his way up to help lead a major international business. In 2009, Governor Murphy answered President Obama’s call to service and became the U.S. Ambassador to Germany. Murphy served in this position until 2013. He served proudly on the board of the NAACP, the world’s oldest civil rights organization, and as finance chairman for the Democratic National Committee in the mid-late 2000s under Howard Dean. Prior to that Murphy had a 23-year career at Goldman Sachs. Governor Murphy and his wife Tammy founded New Start New Jersey as a “think and do” organization to rebuild the state’s economy
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