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St. Thomas University Fredericton, NB May 12, 2020 Graduates Bachelor St. Thomas University Fredericton, NB May 12, 2020 Graduates Bachelor of Applied Arts Leah Brittany Clark (Gerontology) Fredericton, NB Ethan Jeffrey Cosgrove (Criminal Justice) St. Stephen, NB Taylor Elizabeth Finnie (Gerontology) Lincoln, NB Emily Clara King (Criminal Justice) Beaver Harbour, NB Laura Ann Spike (Gerontology) Halifax, NS Bachelor of Arts Thalia Dawn Ackroyd (distinction) Hantsport, NS Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement Taylor Marie Goldie Armstrong Quispamsis, NB Brady Albert Atkinson Saint John, NB Crystal Theresa Atwin-Albert (distinction) Kingsclear First Nation, NB Shyla Dawn Augustine (distinction) Elsipogtog, NB Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement Rebecca Louise Baker Keswick Ridge, NB Jasmine Marie Balan Fredericton, NB Mary Jenna Barrett Stanley, NB Angela Raelynn Barry Saint John, NB Dylan Trevor Bennett Trenton, NS Cori Tegan Benoit Dalhousie, NB Sophia Isabell Berry Moncton, NB Daniella Naomi Borja Alvarado Guayaquil, Ecuador Madelaine Claire Breau Tabusintac, NB Jordan Brideau Saint John, NB Sarah Marie Briggs Scotch Lake, NB Alma Helen Brooks Fredericton, NB Aaron Dean Brown Upper Kingsclear, NB Trent Malcolm Brown Glassville, NB Deidre Lynn Bushey Miramichi, NB Frédéric Michael Cammarano (distinction) Fredericton, NB Abigail Jane Campbell Fredericton, NB Sidney Marie Elizabeth Campbell (distinction) Miramichi, NB Marissa Mary Canney Lincoln, NB Desiree Madison Carr (distinction) Fredericton, NB Andrea M. Carrier Belledune, NB Sayan Chatterjee New Delhi, India Megan Patricia-Lhi Clark Annapolis Valley, NS Minchen Miles Claybourn Fredericton, NB Krysteena Paige Clements Weymouth, NS Megan Evelyn Rose Clouthier (distinction) Saint John, NB Jessica Lynn Comeau Moncton, NB Mikayla Elizabeth Connors Miramichi, NB Alexander David Cooke St. George, NB Ben Douglas Corey Fredericton, NB Riley Lynn MacKenzie Cosman Kingston, NB Chloé Couturier Dieppe, NB Erin Mary Crain Bath, NB Martha Mae Cudmore Montague, PE Hannah Kathryn Cullen (distinction) Truro, NS Vanessa Lee Cummings Southfield, NB Chelsea Katherine Cummings-Barnett Charlottetown, PE Breanna Marie Louise Curran St. Stephen, NB Alistair Jéan Cusack New Minas, NS Tanya Marie Daigle (distinction) Moncton, NB Alexandru Mihai Dascǎlu Fredericton, NB Daina Jubillie Davis Freeport, Bahamas Keegan Roy Delaney Riverview, NB Thomas Gregory Delaney Saint John, NB Emily Barbara-Jeanne Donelle (distinction) Moncton, NB Emily Lauren Kathleen Douville Saint Andrews, NB Emma Clare Dufour (distinction) Windsor, NS Alexandra Josiane Duguay Tracadie, NB Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement Tyler Anthony Otis Duthie Fredericton, NB Caitlin Rose Dutt (distinction) Walnut Grove, BC Kody Fagan (distinction) Dieppe, NB Jodee Hannah Fearn Cumberland Bay, NB Savannah Wendy Ferguson-Johnson Campbellton, NB Jerry-Faye Diana Flatt (distinction) Fredericton, NB Victoria Peyton Forbes (distinction) Lincoln, NB Bridget Olivia Frazee Sussex, NB Hailey Eloise Frenette (distinction) Bathurst, NB Silvia Dawn Fullarton Fredericton, NB Miranda Jayne Furlong (distinction) Fredericton, NB Brennan John Garnett Quispamsis, NB Kiera Lynn Gaudin Listuguj, QC Morgan Elizabeth Christina George Truro, NS Victoria Anne Gesner (distinction) Fredericton, NB Samantha Mary Pearl Gillespie Charlottetown, PE Sara Catherine Gillingham (distinction) Brampton, ON Melissa Godin-Belliveau Memramcook, NB Alyssa Lauren Gordon Amherst, NS Sarah Elena Kathleen Gough O’Leary, PE Alexandra Megan Green (distinction) Centreville, NB Sinclair Latessa Green Dalhousie, NB Kyle Andrew Guitard Bathurst, NB Katie Louise Gunter Saint John, NB Lucas Fernando Gutiérrez-Robert Montreal, QC Amanda Dawn Hall Saint John, NB Sydney Michaela Hallett (distinction) Hampton, NB Chelsey Lynn Hamill Fredericton, NB Adam Dylan Hamilton Hartland, NB Casey Barb Harding (distinction) Hartland, NB Anne Caitlin Harris (distinction) Fredericton, NB Rebecca Brooke Hastings (distinction) Saint John, NB Emily Hebert (distinction) Fredericton, NB Genesis Victoria Hebert Edmundston, NB Gabrielle Victoria Henry-Vincent Québec City, QC Melissa Patricia Houle Gagetown, NB Bonnie Louisa Hughes Fredericton, NB Kenzie Andrea Janes Fredericton, NB Alexandra Blanche Jeffery (distinction) Fredericton, NB AJ Jones (distinction) Halifax, NS Kathleen Sarah Jones Fredericton, NB Andra Hunter Paige Kennedy Pictou, NS Ashlyn Francine Kennedy Pictou, NS Hanna May Kirkpatrick (distinction) Wirral, NB Sarie Elizabeth Lakes (distinction) Fredericton, NB Isabelle Jocelyne Landry Fredericton, NB Derica Danielle Langley St. Stephen, NB Jaime Marie Larsen Ossipee, New Hampshire Hillary Viktoria Latham Saint John, NB Kianna Rochelle Laurin Ottawa, ON Drew Patrick LeBlanc Moncton, NB Janelle Marie LeBlanc (distinction) Fredericton, NB Lauren Emily Legault Elie, MB Alynn Ann Legere-MacNutt Fredericton, NB Carcyn Dawn Lemon Island View, NB Robert G. Lerche Bathurst, NB Brandi Shaelyn Levi Sipekne’Katik, NB Daniel Timon Liengme Antigonish, NS Tanika S. Lloyd Harvey York County, NB Marissa Mary Long-DeMone (distinction) Boiestown, NB Victoria Meaghan Loucks (distinction) Lakefield, ON Susan Fay Love Fredericton, NB Diego Humberto Lovon Leng Lima, Peru Madison Don Lucas Saint John, NB Reilly Mae Autumn Luce Upper Blackville, NB Andrea Elizabeth Lutes New Maryland, NB Ashley Lynn MacDonald Noonan, NB Heather Amy MacDonald New Maryland, NB Mija Sharon MacDonald (distinction) Barrie, ON Jessica Jane MacDonnell Miramichi, NB Connor Patrick MacKenzie (distinction) St. Andrews, NB Victoria Jean MacKenzie Westville, NS Kaylee Catherine MacNeil (distinction) Glace Bay, NS Kristy Ann MacNeil New Maryland, NB Lauchlin MacQuarrie New Glasgow, NS Brittany Elizabeth Mainville Minto, NB Trai William Joseph Maxwell Campbellton, NB Megan Leslie McGarity Coles Island, NB Naomi Thais Mercedes McGowan (distinction) Miramichi, NB Chloe Hannah Olivia McKenzie (distinction) Oromocto, NB Madison Elizabeth McLaughlin (distinction) Fredericton, NB Jeffrey Scott Robert McLean Gagetown, NB Mackenzie Marley Rae McLeod (distinction) Hartland, NB Jonathan James McNamee Saint John, NB Lauren Michelle McWilliams (distinction) Fredericton, NB Yuan Meng Beijing, China Emma Marilyn-Jean Merrithew Plaster Rock, NB Adriel Annicia Miller (distinction) Kingston, Jamaica Alexis Elizabeth Mombourquette (distinction) St. Andrews. NB Hannah Jean Moore (distinction) Halifax, NS Amanda Mary Margret Moran Miramichi, NB Keisha Desirée Lori Morgan Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement Mariah Dawn Morley Hartland, NB Chantal Nicole Moulton Aroostook, NB Shannon Christine Nelmes Kamloops, BC Kachina Rose-Mimiges Nevin (distinction) Elsipogtog, NB Alisha Amanda Nini Bathurst, NB Emily Kate Oleksuk (distinction) Thunder Bay, ON Mary Kathleen O’Neill (distinction) Fredericton, NB Lily Ann O’Shea Miramichi, NB Ariel Hannah Ottens Fredericton, NB Janie Ouellette Grand Falls, NB Tenaja Ashely Maria Padmore Owen Sound, ON Kammirron Mersaides Patterson Miramichi, NB Anica Alice Paul Fredericton, NB Jarrett Charles Paul Fredericton, NB Brittany Lynn Dianne Pelletier Fredericton, NB Andrea Valentina Perez Fredericton, NB Danika Lee Pinksen Labrador City, NL Colby George Poore Fredericton, NB Bruna De Oliveira Porto Recife, Brazil Eric Earl Thomas Prior Gananoque, ON Jenaya Morgan Pugh Keswick Ridge, NB Husoni Alex Raymond (distinction) Kingston, Jamaica Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement Clara Rosemary Ready (distinction) Covehead, PE Abigail Maria Rees Oromocto, NB Brendan David Mackenzie Reynolds Fredericton, NB Max Evan Reynolds (distinction) Fredericton, NB Brandon Louis Richard Fredericton, NB Isabelle Margot Richard Grand Falls, NB Whitney Beth Richards St. Stephen, NB Christina Marie Richardson Smiths Falls, ON Olivia Doreen Ricketts (distinction) Saint John, NB Danielle Elizabeth Ring Saint John, NB MacKenzie Morgan Riordon (distinction) Woodstock, NB Janelle Ève Rioux Fredericton, NB Shaune Glen-Roy Samuel Rodney (distinction) Toronto, ON Patricia Saad (distinction) Fredericton, NB Benjamin William Smith (distinction) Fredericton, NB Joshua Gerald Simpson (distinction) Rusagonis, NB Katelyn Amber Smith Fredericton, NB Katlin Grace Smith Perth-Andover, NB Alondra Andreea Soare Pennfield, NB Alexandre Christophe Aimé Soulet Saint Augustine, Florida Nikita Sarah Spencer Burton, NB Cameron Raymond Squance (distinction) Clifton Royal, NB Emily Anne Stevens-Campbell Waasis, NB Alyssa Dawn Stickles Fredericton, NB Emma Louise St-Onge Fredericton, NB Holly Melissa Anne Sullivan Clover Hill, NB Katie Marie Swaine Bridgewater, NS Ronald Joseph Swasson (distinction) Listuguj, QC Alexandra Pahinis Swift (distinction) Ottawa, ON Ryan Patrick Terry Riverview, NB Brett Grayson Tims (distinction) New Maryland, NB Jillian Marie Toner Quispamsis, NB Starla Angela Jill Trefry (distinction) Fredericton, NB Kaylie Elizabeth Trimper (distinction) Weymouth, NS Evan Scott VanBuskirk Miramichi, NB Martijntje Janine Danielle van der Lee (distinction) Douglas, NB Phoebe Louise Van der Meulen Summerside, PE Brittany Susan Vautour Moncton, NB Loman Irving Vickers Upper Blackville, NB Lana Michelle Walsh Halifax, NS Makayla Katharine Wamboldt New Minas, NS Xueer Wang (distinction) Chengdu, China Noah Reece Warren Rexton, NB Rebecca Eileen Webb (distinction) New Maryland, NB Megan Nicole White Haneytown, NB Natalie Dawn White (distinction) Oromocto, NB Laura Elaine Whitty Cornwall, PE Briar Elizabeth
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