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Graduates—Summer Convocation With Honours in Science and Technology Studies Rebecca Lynn Rita Morrell (distinction) Minto, NB With Honours in Sociology Kayla Emily Shirley Preston (distinction) New Maryland, NB The Sociology Prize for Fourth Year Stefen Arron Savoy (distinction) Moncton, NB With Honours in Economics and With Honours in History Jimy Andres Beltrán Caraballo (distinction) Caracas, Venezuela Prize for Economics in Fourth Year The Chuddy McCarthy Memorial Prize for History in Fourth Year With Honours in English Language and Literature and With Honours in Great Books Hannah Zamora (distinction) Fonthill, ON The Bishop Hill Prize for English in Fourth Year The Prize for Highest Standing in Great Books Major With Honours in Political Science and With Honours in Great Books Matthew Kelley LeBlanc (distinction) Fredericton, NB George J. Harrington Prize for Political Science in Fourth Year Certificate Of Honours Standing in English Language and Literature Eliza Megan Bond Buckingham, QC Certificate Of Honours Standing in International Relations Kathleen Bronwyn Rankin Kingston, ON Certificate Of Honours Standing in Political Science and Honours Standing in Great Books Charlotte Schwarz Fredericton, NB Winfield Poole Prize for Best Honours Thesis in Political Science Doctor of Laws, honoris causa Right Honourable Brian Mulroney Mila Mulroney July 6, 2018 Graduates Certificate of Native Language Immersion Teaching Anatasha Maureen Lyons Woodstock, NB Greta Anne Moulton Tobique First Nation, NB John Delbert Moulton Tobique First Nation, NB 516 ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Applied Arts Katherine Patricia Dumas (Criminal Justice) Bathurst, NB PPENDICES Bachelor of Social Work A Vanessa Kathleen MacDonald Moran Miramichi, NB Natalia Martínez Elmvale, ON Bachelor of Arts Brandon Jean-Claude Patrick Bénard Oromocto, NB Anne Elizabeth Bull Woodstock, NB Xujia Cheng Lishan District, China Carly Bronwyn Davies Fredericton, NB Jessica Rose Donovan Fredericton, NB Michael John Duffy Fredericton, NB Katherine Patricia Dumas Bathurst, NB April Dawn Gesner Fredericton, NB Benli Gong Jin Hua, Zhe Jiang Xuewei Li Baotou, Inner Mongolia, China Emily Anne Lordon Miramichi, NB Michael Alexander McGrath Saint John, NB Connor John Robert Moore Fredericton, NB Shane Gerald Noel Belledune, NB Hannah Hazel Pierce (distinction) Saint John, NB Tanisha Jade Sacobie-Gruben (distinction) Kingsclear First Nation, NB Whanbo Shim Seoul, Republic of Korea Jonathan Samuel Staples (distinction) Zealand, NB Kate Elizabeth VanBuskirk Fredericton, NB Jieyang Zhang Qujing, Yunnan With Honours in French Vedshruti Bundhoo Petit-Raffray, Mauritius Bachelor of Education Kyle Dean Adams, BA Charlottetown, PE Kendall Victoria Alley, BA Burton, NB Hannah Emma Jean Baker, BA Tilley, NB Jessica Lynn Barna, BA Fredericton, NB Sydney Bedard, BA Acton, ON Rebecca Lynn Boone, BA Stanley, NB Abby Victoria Boutilier, B.Sc Truro, NS Emily Patricia Boyle, BA, MA Moncton, NB Danielle Christine-Marie Brewer, BA Burtts Corner, NB Louis Anthony Bryan, BA Trinidad and Tobago ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY 517 Jonah Antonius Albert Burridge, BA Fort St. John, BC Crystal Elaine Carroll, BBA Miramichi, NB Marlee Marie Charlton, BA Lawrencetown, NS Brooklynn Anne Cecelia Collins, BA Oromocto, NB Katlin Joelle Copeland, BA Chipman, NB Kennedy Lee Cosman, BA Kingston Penisula, NB Katelyn Paige Culberson, BA Waterville, NB Allison Elizabeth Joanne Curran, BA St. Stephen, NB Emma Marie Dempsey, BA St. Stephen, NB Quentin Grant DesRoches, BA O’Leary, PE Hilary Margaret Dingman, BA Lindsay, ON Ena Elisabeth Elder-Gomes, BA Fredericton, NB Jillian Sarah Ferguson, BA Bathurst, NB Rebecca Grace Flanagan, BA Rexton, NB Samantha Reta Fraser, BA Bridgewater, NS Kelsey Lynn Gallant, BA Souris, PE Joline Marie Gaudet, BA Clare, NS Courtnay Elizabeth Gillingwater, BA Calgary, AB Kirk Bertrem Girouard, BA Miramichi, NB Nicholas Charles Good, BA Fredericton, NB Emilynn Faye Goodwin, BCS Fredericton, NB Dale Nicholas Elwin Gormley, B.Sc Hartland, NB Dominique Julie Haché, BA Sussex, NB Eric Douglas Hanenberg, B.Mus Erin, ON Katelyn Anne Horsman, BA Moncton, NB Jordan Thomas Sydney Hovey, BA Fredericton, NB Matthew William Jenkins, BA Edmonton, AB Ellen MacDonald Hayes Jost, B.Sc Cambridge-Narrows, NB Molly Anne Kearney, BA Upper Kent, NB David Paul Kerr, B.Sc.Kin Fredericton, NB Zachary Peter Lakes, BA Wolfville, NS Craig Alexander Lang, B.SC, B.Mus Rothesay, NB Valérie Anne Lavigne, BA Bathurst, NB Ian Devan Leblanc, BA Montreal, QC Jocelyn Marie Elizabeth Leger, B.Sc Fredericton, NB Hannah Olivia Lucas, BA Waverley, NS Matthew R. Lynch, BA Dieppe, NB Jonathan Gregor MacLean, B.Comm New Glasgow, NS Chelsea Elizabeth MacNeil, BA Moncton, NB Cassie Lane MacPhail, BA Riverview, NB Shania Elizabeth Maguire, BA Saint John, NB Kayla Emily Mann, BA Salisbury, NB Cara Sophie Matula, B.Sc Fairfield, NB Alisha Joy McFadyen, BA Fredericton, NB 518 ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY Patrick Kristopher McIntyre, B.Sc, MA Rothesay, NB Maisie Rae McNaughton, BA Aldouane, NB Mélanie Caley Michaud, B.Sc Fredericton, NB NDEX I Amanda Michelle O’Hanley, BA Saint John, NB Kaitlyn Marie Paul, BA Rothesay, NB David Joel Phinney, BBA Rothesay, NB Émélie Agathe Marilyn Phinney, BA Fredericton, NB Olga M. Piasecka-Currie, BA Fredericton, NB Chelsea Rosalind Pink, BA Corner Brook, NL Kelsie Marie Poole, B.Sc.Kin Miramichi, NB Tiffany Anne Porter, BA New Glasgow, NS Morgan Stephanie Regular, BA Burton, NB Emily-Ann Ascah Ricketts, BA Saint John, NB Hannah Christine Ruff, BA Quispamsis, NB Kelsey Richelle Rutter-Williamson, BA Lincoln, NB Sam Sawtschuk, BA Toronto, ON Francis Sirois, BA Fredericton, NB Jonathan Robert Allen Szo, BA Harvey, NB Cassandra Taylor, BA, MEd Fredericton, NB Shayna Kasie Thorne, BRSS Cambridge-Narrows, NB Sarah Pamela Tibbo, BA Corner Brook, NL Andrew John Titus, BA, MA Fredericton, NB Megan Cara Valanne, BA Miramichi, NB Alexander Charles Robert Watts, BRSS Hampton, PE Jessica Margaret Waye, B.Sc.Kin Fredericton, NB Courtney Alexandria Williams, BA Moncton, NB Gregory Patrick Young, BA Fredericton, NB Doctor of Laws, honoris causa Elizabeth Weir ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY 519.
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