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COMMENCEMENT MAY 21, 2021 The President, Board of Trustees, faculty and staff of Fox Valley Technical College extend a warm welcome to the friends and families of the graduating class of 2021. Fox Valley Technical College Fox Valley Technical College Our Mission Is To: Provide relevant technical education and training to support student goals, a skilled workforce, and the economic vitality of our communities. Knowledge That Works Fox Valley Technical College has been providing job training and education to our communities since 1912 – that’s more than 100 years. We’ve adapted to changing community needs and new technology, while continuing to give students the current skills employers are looking for. Last year, 93% of our graduates were employed within six months of graduation. In fact, 68 of our programs had 100% graduate employment. Every year, we serve nearly 50,000 people. We train the people who serve and protect us every day. Our nurses, accountants, chefs and carpenters. Our mechanics, firefighters, marketers, entrepreneurs, child care providers and welders. Our truck drivers, police officers, landscapers, electricians, software developers and hundreds of other great careers. Most of these local technicians and professionals received their initial or continuing education from Fox Valley Technical College. Our students gain a more global view of the world by traveling abroad for study opportunities or by staying right here in Wisconsin. Students come to study at Fox Valley Technical College from over 40 countries around the world. Whether you are just beginning your higher education journey after high school, changing careers, or looking to enhance your skills, Fox Valley Tech will be with you every step of the way. We are your lifelong learning partner. 2 To the Graduating Class Congratulations, graduates! As we conclude a very challenging 2020-21 academic year, the college community comes together in a virtual venue this spring to celebrate one of the most important milestones in your life – commencement. While not an ideal way to celebrate and congratulate, we need to acknowledge this special moment in time not only for you as you are recognized for achieving your educational goals, but for the people who have supported you along the way. You should be very proud of your accomplishments. During your time at Fox Valley Technical College, you have acquired the knowledge and skills that you’ll need for success in your chosen career. You have also grown as an individual. For many of you, the support and encouragement of family and friends have enabled you to succeed. They surely take great pride in your achievement. The college’s faculty and staff also share this feeling of pride and admire the hard work and perseverance you have demonstrated in achieving your goals. We share your excitement as you begin the next stage of your life’s journey, even in these uncertain times. Commencement, however, doesn’t mark an end to education. Instead, it is truly just the beginning, as lifelong learning will be essential in meeting the challenges of the ever- changing workplace. We stand ready as a resource to help you continue your education and to enhance your employability skills so that you can achieve success and personal fulfillment in your career for many years to come. On behalf of the FVTC community, our very best wishes for a bright future! Sincerely, Dr. Susan A. May President Fox Valley Technical College 3 Student Speaker Shasi Pierotti Practical Nursing Technical Diploma Shasi came to Fox Valley Technical College as a recipient of the college’s Promise Scholarship, a program that allows students who meet certain eligibility requirements to complete a college program at no cost. After finishing her Certified Nursing Assistant course in high school, FVTC supported her goal of becoming a nurse while staying close to home. Being in nursing school during a pandemic has been a challenge, but Shasi credits her instructors with being a driving force in helping her complete her program. When not in school, Shasi has done missionary work, and has volunteered at area nursing homes and a local humane society. After graduation, Shasi plans to continue her education and become a registered nurse. Commencement Speaker Anthony Gonzalez Vice President of Community Development United Way Fox Cities Tony Gonzalez has served as the Vice President of Community Development for United Way Fox Cities since 2013. In this role he develops, implements and oversees strategies to achieve the community impact work of United Way Fox Cities through planning, staff and volunteer development and establishment of partnerships. Tony is responsible for the development of community initiatives and distribution of resources. He is also responsible for outcomes which hold United Way accountable for achievement of impact strategies and effective utilization of community resources. Prior to his service at United Way, Tony has worked in the Fox Cities since 1990 with other nonprofit organizations such as the American Red Cross and Lutheran Social Services. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from UW Oshkosh, with a double major in Social Work and Criminal Justice. Among his many volunteer commitments, Tony was a member of the FVTC Board of Trustees from 2013 to 2019, including serving as Board Chair in 2018-2019. 4 Virtual Commencement Program Opening of Ceremony Bob Ebben President, Faculty Association National Anthem Welcome Remarks Dr. Susan A. May President, Fox Valley Technical College Greeting from the Trustees Patricia Van Ryzin Chairperson, FVTC Board of Trustees Introduction of Student Speaker Dr. Christopher Matheny Executive Vice President/Chief Academic Officer Student Address Shasi Pierotti Practical Nursing Technical Diploma Introduction of Dr. Susan A. May Commencement Speaker Commencement Address Anthony Gonzalez Vice President of Community Development United Way Fox Cities Tribute to Graduates Dr. Susan A. May Conferring of Degrees Dr. Susan A. May Closing Dr. Susan A. May The virtual commencement ceremony can be viewed at www.fvtc.edu/Graduation. The list of graduate candidates may be incomplete due to printing deadlines. This program is not an official college document and does not certify actual grade point average or that the candidate has successfully completed degree requirements. 5 Business Program Candidates Scott Borley, Dean Accounting - Associate in Applied Science Degree SAMANTHA D. BEHN SHANEL GILMORE * JUSTIN A. SKUBAL * ANNE M. BORDEAU * KATELYN J. LAABS PTK * SHOKHAN O. SORANI * KATHRYN A. BRAUN MAY LEE CASSANDRA J. STADTMUELLER * JOSEE BREWER * KATELYNN F. LEVERENZ PTK * REBECCA S. VOSTER * KATRINA L. DUGAN JASMINE REINCE * BRITTANY R. WORDEN PTK * ALEANNDRA EASTMAN CHRISTINE RILEY SHARON P. YANG TRISTIN M. FAHRENKRUG SKYE E. SCHMUDLACH * KAYLA FARIS * MITCHELL A. SCHOOL Accounting Assistant - Technical Diploma * ANNE M. BORDEAU CI LEE * RYAN T. VAN LANKVELT * KATHRYN A. BRAUN * MAY LEE * REBECCA S. VOSTER * ALEANNDRA EASTMAN * MATTHEW R. MUELLER * ARTHUR J. WETTERAU SHANEL GILMORE CHRISTINE RILEY STACY M. WOHLRABE ALIJAH HER * ZOIE ROLLIN PTK * HANNAH N. WYNGAARD * ZOEY F. LEASMAN * MITCHELL A. SCHOOL Administrative Professional - Associate in Applied Science Degree LISA DREXLER PTK * KAYCE SANDERS * KANDACE R. STUYVENBERG MORGAN MCCONNELL * ASHLEY A. SCHNEIDER PTK * EMILY K. THOR ALEXANDRA E. MISCHLER ALIYHA A. STUYVENBERG Banking & Financial Services - Associate in Applied Science Degree JORDAN A. KLESSIG AUSTIN R. LORNSON ZACHARY A. STAFFELDGAWLICK Business Analyst - Associate in Applied Science Degree * HEATHER A. ADERHOLD PTK CHRISTIAN A. CASON * MAXWELL J. PITA NELSON PTK * SUSAN C. AMARAL * KIMBERLY L. JOHNSON PTK SHENG VANG * BLAKE W. DEY HANNAH M. LOGING Business Management - Associate in Applied Science Degree * MEGHAN J. ANDERSON * CRYSTAL L. HARACKIEWICZ PTK * ASHLEY A. MITTELSTAEDT MATTHEW J. BAEWER * KATLIN L. HARTJES * ALICIA A. MOORE * MEGAN M. BECKER * PABLO H. ISAIAS PTK * EMILY NECHODOM PTK * NICHOLAS J. BECKER JAMES J. JU ETHAN P. NEUMAN * CARILYN G. BERGNER ANJELICA L. KIKENDALL * RYAN M. READER * ALEXA S. BERNDT MARISSA R. KINTOPF * NICOLE L. ROHDE KRISTEN G. CENDEJAS MARCIA A. KNIGHT * BENJAMIN M. SCHINGEN * HEATHER E. CLOHESSY KONG LEE AINSLEY T. SUSKEY * ANTHONY G. DIEDRICH PTK CONNOR J. LINDEMUTH * OSCAR J. TEJADA MARTINEZ * JEANETTE DOBBE * PA NHIA LO * AMBER L. 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