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134 th Commencement MAY 2021 Welcome Dear Temple graduates, Congratulations! Today is a day of celebration for you and all those who have supported you in your Temple journey. I couldn’t be more proud of the diverse and driven students who are graduating this spring. Congratulations to all of you, to your families and to our dedicated faculty and academic advisors who had the pleasure of educating and championing you. If Temple’s founder Russell Conwell were alive to see your collective achievements today, he’d be thrilled and amazed. In 1884, he planted the seeds that have grown and matured into one of this nation’s great urban research universities. Now it’s your turn to put your own ideas and dreams in motion. Even if you experience hardships or disappointments, remember the motto Conwell left us: Perseverantia Vincit, Perseverance Conquers. We have faith that you will succeed. Thank you so much for calling Temple your academic home. While I trust you’ll go far, remember that you will always be part of the Cherry and White. Plan to come back home often. Sincerely, Richard M. Englert President UPDATED: 05/07/2021 Contents The Officers and the Board of Trustees ............................................2 Candidates for Degrees James E. Beasley School of Law ....................................................3 Esther Boyer College of Music and Dance .....................................7 College of Education and Human Development ...........................11 College of Engineering ................................................................ 17 College of Liberal Arts ................................................................21 College of Public Health ..............................................................31 School of Social Work ..............................................................37 College of Science and Technology ..............................................41 Richard J. Fox School of Business and Management ...................49 Lewis Katz School of Medicine ...................................................65 Lew Klein College of Media and Communication .......................69 Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry...................................77 School of Pharmacy ....................................................................81 School of Podiatric Medicine ......................................................83 School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management ..............85 School of Theater, Film and Media Arts .....................................87 Tyler School of Art and Architecture ..........................................89 Temple University Japan Campus ...............................................93 University Marshals .......................................................................96 Retiring Faculty .............................................................................96 University Honors and Awards .......................................................97 Faculty Awards ..............................................................................98 A Message from the Alumni Association ........................................99 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CONTENTS 1 The Officers and the Board of Trustees TEMPLE UNIVERSITY — OF THE COMMONWEALTH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION University Officers Trustees Richard M. Englert, President Barry C. Arkles JoAnne A. Epps, Executive Vice President and Provost Leonard Barrack Kevin G. Clark, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Michael E. Breeze William T. Bergman, Vice President for Public Affairs Patrick M. Browne* Jim Cawley, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Stephen G. Charles Hai Lung Dai, Vice President for International Affairs Joseph F. Coradino Michael B. Gebhardt, Vice President, University Counsel Paul G. Curcillo II Kenneth H. Kaiser, Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Nelson A. Diaz Cindy Leavitt, Vice President for Computer Services and Chief Information Officer Patrick J. Eiding* Gennaro J. Leva, Vice President for Planning and Capital Projects Judith A. Felgoise Michele M. Masucci, Vice President for Research Administration Deborah Fretz* Anne K. Nadol, Vice President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees Lewis F. Gould Jr.* Theresa A. Powell, Vice President for Student Affairs Lon R. Greenberg Tamron Hall Sandra Harmon-Weiss Marina Kats Officers of the Board of Trustees Drew A. Katz Patrick V. Larkin* Mitchell L. Morgan, Chair Marguerite Lenfest Phillip C. Richards, Chair of the Executive Committee Solomon C. Luo Daniel H. Polett, Vice Chair of the Executive Committee Joseph W. Marshall III* Anne K. Nadol, Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Vice President Anthony J. McIntyre Christopher W. McNichol* J. William Mills III Mitchell L. Morgan Leon O. Moulder Jr. Patrick J. O’Connor Bret S. Perkins* Daniel H. Polett Michael H. Reed Phillip C. Richards Charles E. Ryan* Jane Scaccetti John F. Street* Christine M. Tartaglione* * Commonwealth Trustees Ex Officio Trustees Honorary Life Trustees The Honorable Thomas W. Wolf, Governor, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Alan M. Cohen The Honorable James F. Kenney, Mayor, City of Philadelphia Peter D. DePaul The Honorable Noe Ortega, Acting Secretary of Education, Pennsylvania Lacy H. Hunt Department of Education Sidney Kimmel Theodore A. McKee Robert A. Rovner Ex Officio Participants Rafael Porrata-Doria, President, Temple University Faculty Senate 2020–2021 Quinn Litsinger, President, Temple University Student Government 2020–2021 2 134TH COMMENCEMENT James E. Beasley School of Law GREGORY N. MANDEL, DEAN AND PETER J. LIACOURAS PROFESSOR OF LAW Master of Laws (China) Master of Laws AUGUST 2020 Christopher P. Clemson NOVEMBER 2020 (International) Dominique Bernice Edith Ward Fengdi Bao MAY 2021 Hui Cao Andrei Alexeev Master of Laws Xiaoming Cao Matthew J. Dillon Lei Chen (Trial Advocacy) Haruhi Fujiwara Xiaohua Chen Luis Jose Hernandez MAY 2021 Orisson Augusto Costa E Silva Chiho Inamura Elizabeth A. Bailey Bin Cui Lea Sophie Kallrath Barri Tanika Dean Mei Dong Yukiko Kawaguchi Paul Michael DiMaio Liang Fang Marie Francoise Medgy Liburd Theodore Albert Engel Shaofei Gong Hiroyuki Masui Leopold Gross Mei Hong Mika Mimori Spencer A. Hill Jun Hu Farah Fathima Mushathick Jordan L. Howell Rui Huang Talisa Sanchez-Osorto Arthur T. Johnson Quanyi Jin Hikaru Suzuki Nicole Yolanda Jones Zhen Jin Masanori Suzuki Jonathan M. Kaminsky Chunhua Lai Yoshinori Tanaka Terry Joseph Kirwan Jing Li Valeria Trasatti Lilian Wanjiku Kithinji Xing Li Rahel Ulrich Nicole Uchenna Okeke-Oraeki Zhaoheng Li Miho Umezawa Nicholas Howard Pennington Yaran Liang Masahiro Watanabe Carolyn Sollecito E Liu Young Kook Yoon Mark Lewis Walters Jianghao Liu Fox Yitzchak Simon Peter Whitworth Yucui Liu JANUARY 2021 Yutong Luan Abdulrahman M. Alhoshan Qi Lyu Juris Doctor Adnan Abdulaziz A. Alhusaiyen Bojuan Qiao Deepak Butani Haochen Qin MAY 2021 Yukie Inoue Jing Qu Christine O. Agbelese Takashi Mita Zhiqun Shi Erin Alexandra Agnew Ani Nadikashvili Lingling Song Ivana M. Alexander Kyoko Nishiwaki Yingfu Sun Zachary W. Allen Albert Pashaj Zheng Tang Emily Marie Alvarez Xhoziana Pashaj Jianbo Wang Isabela Alvarez Christine Renate Stenner Lei Wang Erin E. Ambrose Shintaro Takahashi Shengyi Wang Anthony M. Antonini Naoto Uono Ying Wang Michael Attryde Yihan Wei Madeline J. Bagley AUGUST 2020 Yang Wu Alyssa Barrett Tatsuya Hanasaka Yila Xiong Annelise M. Baumgartner Masafumi Hirose Weitao Xu Tilyn Nicole Bell Atsushi Kikuchi Sidanlamu Xxx Megan A. Bershefsky Chieko Koike Tingjuan Yang Andria C. Bibiloni Njana Schmeiter Ying Yang Joshua S. Bibiloni Tetsumasa Wada Le Yu Caroline J. Bojarski Qiangwei Yu Alexandria M. Bondy Xinjie Yu Master of Laws (Taxation) Collin J. Boris Peng Zhang Miranda Sierra Bovit Tianyou Zhang MAY 2021 Kathryn J. Boyle Xin Zhang Steven J. Augello Cassidy Duckett Britt Xiulin Zhang Brandon Rell Croker Colton Dakota Brown Zhicong Zhang Davin M. Daniel William Frederick Buckman Jingying Zhou Joshua Runyan Abigail Claire Schiela Bukowski Chirong Zhu James R. Skamarakas Haesun Katherine Burris-Lee Danlin Zhu Holly R. Camisa Tianyu Zhuang JANUARY 2021 John F. Canavan Jr. Ian Wyatt Peltzman Matthew Alexander Capacete Keith D. Shildt Max Jacob F. Casal Christina M. Snyder Thomas S. Chapman Amy Yen Chin-Arroyo Taylr Coben TEMPLE UNIVERSITY JAMES E. BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW 3 Joshua Cohen Kaylin R. Hawkins Vishal J. Pancholi George A. Conn Evan Heller Heesang Park Sarah Vera Connor Kayla Hernandez Kyle L. Pedraza Tracey Mitchelle Connor Alyssa C.E. Hill Christopher Lynn Perkes Kathryn A. Contreras Tyler J. Hill Brittany D. Petrillo Tatiana Maneysha Cook Scott M. Himelein Amelia Marie Petrosino Timothy Francis Lim Cordova Caroline Marian Hinnenkamp Danielle L. Phillips Louis M. Couture Joseph E. Hoey Kara T. Pride Daniel T. Craig Emily M. Hoff James Patrick Quinn Kenneth Cramer-Cohen David V. Holmes Basmah Raja Stephanie R. Curl Christopher Hooks Kevin Mammen Rajan Daniel Davis John David Husband Laila A. Razzaghi Olivia C. DeBottis Shurdonna Sherryann Joseph Maximilian B. Reiff Andrew James DeLuca Karen Kam Michael R. 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