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Graduation Lists SOUTH DAKOTA BOARD OF REGENTS Academic and Student Affairs Consent AGENDA ITEM: 2 – A DATE: May 14, 2019 ****************************************************************************** SUBJECT Graduation Lists CONTROLLING STATUTE, RULE, OR POLICY BOR Policy 2:17 – Awarding of Degrees, Graduation Dates, and Catalog of Graduation BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION Board of Regents Policy 2:17 specifies that the Board “approves the awarding of academic degrees after receiving the university president's recommendation on behalf of the university,” following each academic term. Once submitted on behalf of the institution, the President certifies that all candidates have successfully completed degree or program requirements as approved by the Board, and that no degree requirements were waived for any individual student. Black Hills State University, Dakota State University, Northern State University, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, South Dakota State University, the University of South Dakota, and the South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impared request approval of the graduation lists for Spring 2019. IMPACT AND RECOMMENDATION Board staff recommend approval. ATTACHMENTS Attachment I – Black Hills State University Attachment II – Dakota State University Attachment III – Northern State University Attachment IV – South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Attachment V – South Dakota State University Attachment VI – University of South Dakota Attachment VII – South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impared ****************************************************************************** DRAFT MOTION 20190514_2-A: I move to approve the attached BHSU, DSU, NSU, SDSMT, SDSU, USD, and SDSBVI graduation lists contingent upon the students’ completion of all degree requirements. ATTACHMENT I 2 Black Hills State University June 25 – 27, 2019 MAY 2019 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Alexander, Haley Eggebrecht, Payten Reiter, Joseph Arthur, Kolton Forbes, Danette Wiley, Katie Carrier, Sandra Hadley, Kaitlyn Winter, Nathan Cole, Lexie Masters, Hannah ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Brien, Jennifer Hammell, Madyson Pedersen, Jessica Danhoffer, Rebecca Hillard, Sierra Pourier, Amber Divis, Alisha Johnson, Raven Shamblin, Leah Dodd, Christel Mahler, Erin Trujillo, Miranda Drewitz, Hannah Palko, Nicholas BACHELOR OF ARTS Smithpeters, Stephanie Sorensen, Elizabeth BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Anderson, Jennifer Hrbek, Heidi Schoenfelder, Brittany Bachmann-Siedschlag, Maizie Murphy, Alison Anderson, Jennifer BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES Aksamit, Lisa Jolovich, Cody Speck, Amber Clemen, Levi Jordan, Robert Sturzenbecher, Kimberly Gordon, Andres Lerwick, Daniel Surdez, Todd Houston, Madison Oleson, Kristjan White, Sasha James, Christopher Saylors, Justin BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Aadland, Cassandra Anderson, Elliott Backhaus, Colton Aberson, Josiah Andriamanantena, Mikaelah Baker, Kristofer Acton, Miranda Bach, Luis Ballard, Jordyn 1 ATTACHMENT I 3 Black Hills State University June 25 – 27 2019 MAY 2019 Barnes, Ericka Fried, Levi Knutson, Jonathon Baum, Aisha Gall, Payton Kovall-Scarlett, Jared Bay, Kianah Gallentine, Landon LaCompte, Baylee Beaty, Anthony George, Kevin Langenberg, Holly Beaver, Megan Gill, Samantha Langi, Isaac Beets, Eric Goddard, Austin Larochelle, Danielle Belus, Abby Golliher, Rebecca LeBlond, Alyssa Benton, Jamie Grable, Brian Lech, Ellise Bergmann, Theodore Graves, Kyle Levey, Jessica Betancur, Sierra Grote, Kasey Lindbloom, Reed Bitterman, Benjamin Gutherless, Samantha Linn, Laura Bloemendaal, Molly Hager, Ann'D Logue, Justin Bohlinger, John Hall, Katharine Loveday, Annette Borchert, Amanda Halstengard, Sheyenne Martinez, Aries Bortz, Tyler Hart, Madison May, Sidney Brethauer, Jeremy Hebel, Andrew McAmis, Janie Broberg, Erin Her Many Horses, Keegan McFarland, Ashley Brooks, Shane Hester, Cathryn McGrady, Cheyenne Burshia, Vicki Hilton, Laken Mehalick, Ryan Busetti, Mercedes Hintgen, Samuel Mendes, Patrick Carey, Rebecca Holmstrom, Adam Mikkelson, Mikenzie Castrogiovanni, Hannah Hullihen, Tristan Miller, Lillian Cazer, Tamara Jacobs, Dylan Monroe V, John Chapel-Steinlicht, Natay Jasper, Christian Moore, Victoria Chumley, George Johnson, Christopher Munger, Dawson Clark, Haley Johnson, Hannah Nelson, Darbi Clayton, Marquise Johnston, Carlee Newson, Tanner Clegg, Lucas Johnston, Carson Niles, Elizabeth Couch, Drew Jolovich, Courtney Odle, Katelyn Croteau, Keith Jones, Alison Oerlline, David Dather, Rachel Jones, Misty Oler, Melanie Davis, Nicole Jorgensen, Raven Osthus, Wyatt DeBolt, Mikkayla Kaitfors, Kevin Owens, Hannah Deziel, Nathaniel Kari, Tyler Patterson, Lane Diede, Alex Kattenhorn, Tate Pelofske, Dean Drexler, Benjamin Kenser, Kyle Penney, Julie Eberhard, Courtnee Kerner, Lisa Petersen, Bradley Ehresmann, Bethany Kirwan, KayDee Peterson, Tanister Falconer, Courtney Klassen, Stephanie Porter, Liam Fischer, Jordan Knudsen, Wylee Powers, Collin Fredrick, Nathan Knutelski, Keenan Price, Sierra 2 ATTACHMENT I 4 Black Hills State University June 25 – 27 2019 MAY 2019 Prill, Benjamin Scott, Sarah Torrence, Katherine Raisanen, Melinda Shultz, Ryan Watkins, Taylor Ravert, Garrett Siebrasse, Ashley Watson, Zachary Rich, Casey Sinks, Bobbi Wattenhofer, Megan Richards, Alexandra Sivertsen, Lee Weatherill, Emily Richardson, Teryn Smithpeters, Stephanie Wellman, Allen Riss, Sage Soderstrom, Shayna Wiley, Alexandra Rogers, Jett Sorensen, Elizabeth Williamson, Robert Roosendaal, Courtney Staton, Jordan Wilts, Jase Rorison, Anna Stenson, Seth Winters, Rachel Rosencranz, Zeb Stevens, Elizabeth Woodward, Logan Rostad, Chelsie Swan, Robert Roth, Cailey Swiftwater, Eriq Ruffin-Hill, Kyla Taragan, Jasmine Satterlee, Sarah Taylor, Amie Schlosser, Alexandria Theisen, Jonah Schraeder, Logan Thomas, Amber Scott, Bobbie Toles, Ariel BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Aksamit, Eryn Gronlund, Garrett Miles, Taylor Amiotte, Taylor Harris, Michelle Montgomery, Sarah Barzeski, Druanna Hedman, Alli Mullen, Jordan Bauernfeind, Hannah Hespen, Megan Myers, Aleesha Benson, Ashley Hill, Carley Nelson, Savannah Bertram, Keely Holmes, Sterling Newman, Kelsey Biggerstaff, Kyle Johns, Kassy Parish, Kayti Blanchard, Leighton Karas, Jeremiah Phares, Kiley Cameron, Emily Keegan, Daxton Rabenberg, Ellie Clark, Emma Kissack, Cylee Rabenberg, Lexy Davis, Savannah Lewis, Virginia Ranken, Amber Dittman, Thea Lobdell, J'Nai Schramm, Shelby Edens, Jess Loftus, Kelsey Seamans, Julia Ellendorf, Jessa Loveday, William Shippy, Halley Fauber, Cheyenne Ludemann, Kurt Skovlund, Makenzie Fauth, Brooklyn Malcolm, Fraser Smith, Morgan Florey, Alyssa Marshall, James Stugelmeyer, Sierra Friedt, Avery Martel, Cindy Thalacker, Kattie Geiger, Makeesha Matt, Jessica Thompson, Corinna Gottlob, William Mazurie, Jack Van Zee, Kari 3 ATTACHMENT I 5 Black Hills State University June 25 – 27 2019 MAY 2019 Wasson, Logan Wientjes, Remington Weinzirl, Colin Wolery, Courtney White, Tasarah Woods, Brooke MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bueno, Joseph Lee, Linda Park, Myeongshin MASTER OF EDUCATION Buchholz, Jillianne Rasmussen, Kendra Whited, Evelyn Gleason, Victoria Tollefson, Megan Wille, Kristen Osborn, Angela Ward, Melody MASTER OF SCIENCE Barnes, Kelly Goode, Ellen Orth, Robert Beck Byrd, Claire Hart, Jordynne Pischke, Jill Bradeen, Nan Lee, Murray Premer, Talan Brink, Sandrine Loeffen, Kaitlin Sander, Kyle Buckmiller, Melissa Malik, Naveen Statler, Crystal Dancsisin, Kristi Martin, Morgan Stukel, Wendy Dowling, Matthew Merrill, Brenna Wilhelm, Angel Ferguson, Brandi Murray, Jeffrey Williamson, James Fitzsimmons, Nicole Nisley, Elizabeth CERTIFICATES Ballard, Jordyn Graves, Kyle Martinez, Aries Bertsch, Adam Grote, Kasey Pennington, Bobbie Bushong, Gereth Hrbek, Heidi Robles, Jackelin DeBolt, Mikkayla Jacobs, Dylan Ross, Jessica Giesler, Katie Larson, Ricky Simmons, Gary Golliher, Rebecca Laubach, Rachel Watson, Zachary Good, Kristina Loveday, William 4 ATTACHMENT II 6 Dakota State University Spring & Summer Graduates, Class of 2019 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Levar Colbert Naomi Elaine Larson Alex A. Horstman Christian A. Sanchez ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE Levi Anderson Brittney K. Hermeling Jared Thomas Reimer Wyatt L. Crandall Million A. Kosgei Luke M. Reimnitz Max Cruse David Krogh Joshua Robinson Jeanine Dashiell Wade D. Larson Lucas Roe Ashley Danielle DeSchepper Shelby V. Markworth Brandi E. Savage Nico S. Edrich Paul Masselink Ariana Storley Norika K. Fletcher Sara Morgans Vaille Alena Swenson Patrick Gallo Brooke Murray Kristin Tassler Briana G. Gross Rylee P. Pottratz Mistie J. Walden Meghan K. Handegard Jessica A. Quittem Mikenzie Lynn Winter BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Tanner W. Barnhart Marissa Ann Jongeling Kaylee R. Spreier Bailey J. Bays Anne N. Lehman Nicole Ann Stemwedel Samantha C. Bennett Shannon Kay Meyer Mark E. Streff Adam C. Bucciarelli Brittney Joanne Moore Dalee Sybrant Lindsey Herr Dyshawn Proudlove Cody J. Thompson Mahcia Davis Brock M. Reinhiller Kristen L. Williams Ryan K. Dozier Angela T. Roberts Zac Woods Joshua M. Harris Nolan Sonnenburg Paulina Zach BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES Tammie Ankrum Terry Anthony Jones, Jr. Jennifer R. Nelson Shelby Lynn Borgers Johnelle K. Maniego Brywn A. Wellesley-Ractliffe Jessica J. Danko Bailee Jo Matucha Kennedy Wright BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Laurie A. Abbuhl Corbin Thomas Birkbeck Kelley Marie Criddle Chris Andersen Brett R. Blackstock Thomas J. Crockett Chrystene Faye Deelyn Alison K. Bodewitz Nicholas S. Crowley Anderson Tri Minh Bui Max Cruse Jack C. Anundson Bradley Jacob Bullock Antony S. Culhane Nikolay Babinchuk Dale L. Butler Michael A. Cutshaw William
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