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CELEBRATING THE SPRING COMMENCEMENT SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2019 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD SPRING COMMENCEMENT SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2019 BEASLEY COLISEUM PULLMAN, WASHINGTON Washington State University’s first commencement ceremony, held on June 24, 1897, recognized a graduating class of eight students. Today we honor more than 3,000 students from across the United States and around the world. WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Congratulations Graduates! The University is proud to recognize you as its newest alumni. TO OUR GRADUATES ................................................................................................................................................. 3 ORDER OF EXERCISES 8:00 A.M. ............................................................................................................................... 4 ORDER OF EXERCISES 11:30 A.M. ............................................................................................................................. 5 ORDER OF EXERCISES 3:00 P.M. ................................................................................................................................ 6 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ............................................................................................................................... 7 BEST WISHES FROM THE FACULTY SENATE AND APAC CHAIRS .................................................................................. 8 PARTING MESSAGE FROM PROVOST BERNARDO ..................................................................................................... 10 BEST WISHES FROM THE GPSA, ASWSU, AND ASWSU GLOBAL PRESIDENTS ............................................................ 12 BOARD OF REGENTS, EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, ACADEMIC DEANS, AND CAMPUS CHANCELLORS ............................. 13 COMMENCEMENT OFFICIALS AND STAFF ............................................................................................................... 13 ACADEMIC REGALIA ................................................................................................................................................ 14 THE UNIVERSITY MACE ............................................................................................................................................ 15 CANDIDATES FOR ADVANCED DEGREES.................................................................................................................. 16 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATE CERTIFICATES ........................................................................................................... 33 CANDIDATES FOR PROFESSIONAL DEGREES ............................................................................................................ 34 CANDIDATES FOR BACCALAUREATE DEGREES ......................................................................................................... 38 CANDIDATES FOR RESIDENCY TEACHING CERTIFICATES ........................................................................................ 73 COMMISSIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 75 HONORS COLLEGE AND GRADUATION WITH ACADEMIC HONORS ........................................................................ 76 STUDENT SEATING AREAS ....................................................................................................................................... 78 Campus photos by Robert Hubner and Shelly Hanks, WSU Photo Services. 2 3/19 162205-2 PB 2019 SPRING COMMENCEMENT TO OUR GRADUATES Thank you for joining the Cougar family. It has been our privilege to take this journey with you over the past few years. From this moment on, you are forever part of Washington State University. And wherever you go from here, part of WSU goes with you. Go Cougs! TO OUR VISITORS Thank you for supporting your students! Washington State University enthusiastically welcomes all who have come to the Pullman campus to honor the graduating class of 2019. We’re proud of the growing family of Cougar alumni and are honored that you have chosen to celebrate the achievements of our newest alumni with us. PHOTOGRAPHY COVERAGE Photography and video will be available through After Image Visual Services. Proofs will be mailed to each graduate’s permanent address and will also be posted online at gradphotos.biz/wsu. DVD video of the entire ceremony and individual digital video clips will also be available to order through the website or the mailed proofs. Phone: 509-332-0964, email: [email protected], and mailing address: P.O. Box 8836 Moscow, Idaho 83843. 3 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY ORDER OF EXERCISES | 8:00 A.M. Carson College of Business • The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication College of Education PROCESSIONAL GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS Steven Mutch, Offstage Announcer Kirk Schulz, President Washington State University Wind Symphony Daniel Bernardo, Provost and Danh Pham, Director and Troy Bennefield, Executive Vice President Associate Director, School of Music, conducting Mace Bearer and Honor Guards WELCOME Faculty Senate Chair, and ASWSU and Amir Gilmore, President GPSA Presidents Graduate and Professional Students Association Vice Provosts and Designated Faculty Savannah Rogers, President Associated Students of WSU Hooding Faculty Kara Lane, President Candidates for Advanced and Associated Students of WSU Global Professional Degrees Ashley MacMillan, President Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees Alumni Association and Faculty Gonfalons STUDENT RECOGNITIONS Daniel Bernardo President’s Platform Party Provost and Executive Vice President Regents of the University, Honored Guests, College Deans, Vice Presidents, Provost, President COMMISSIONING OF ROTC OFFICER CANDIDATES POSTING OF COLORS Brian Balaz, Lieutenant Colonel Joint WSU/UI ROTC Color Guard U.S. Air Force THE NATIONAL ANTHEM ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Julie Anne Wieck, Associate Professor School of Music BACCALAUREATE DEGREES ALMA MATER RECESSIONAL Katherine Berndt Washington State University Wind Symphony Vocal Performance Major, School of Music Degree recipients are announced in random order. Students will be shown on the video screens as their names are read. 4 2019 SPRING COMMENCEMENT ORDER OF EXERCISES | 11:30 A.M. College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture • Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine College of Nursing • College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine PROCESSIONAL GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS Steven Mutch, Offstage Announcer Kirk Schulz, President Washington State University Wind Symphony Daniel Bernardo, Provost and Danh Pham, Director and Troy Bennefield, Executive Vice President Associate Director, School of Music, conducting Mace Bearer and Honor Guards WELCOME Faculty Senate Chair, and ASWSU and Amir Gilmore, President GPSA Presidents Graduate and Professional Students Association Vice Provosts and Designated Faculty Savannah Rogers, President Associated Students of WSU Hooding Faculty Kara Lane, President Candidates for Advanced and Associated Students of WSU Global Professional Degrees Ashley MacMillan, President Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees and Faculty Alumni Association Gonfalons STUDENT RECOGNITIONS President’s Platform Party Daniel Bernardo Regents of the University, Honored Guests, Provost and Executive Vice President College Deans, Vice Presidents, Provost, President POSTING OF COLORS ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Joint WSU/UI ROTC Color Guard BACCALAUREATE DEGREES THE NATIONAL ANTHEM RECESSIONAL Julie Anne Wieck, Associate Professor Washington State University Wind Symphony School of Music ALMA MATER Katherine Berndt Vocal Performance Major, School of Music Degree recipients are announced in random order. Students will be shown on the video screens as their names are read. 5 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY ORDER OF EXERCISES | 3:00 P.M. College of Arts and Sciences PROCESSIONAL GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS Steven Mutch, Offstage Announcer Kirk Schulz, President Washington State University Wind Symphony Daniel Bernardo, Provost and Danh Pham, Director and Troy Bennefield, Executive Vice President Associate Director, School of Music, conducting Mace Bearer and Honor Guards WELCOME Faculty Senate Chair, and ASWSU Amir Gilmore, President and GPSA Presidents Graduate and Professional Students Association Vice Provosts and Designated Faculty Savannah Rogers, President Associated Students of WSU Hooding Faculty Kara Lane, President Candidates for Advanced Associated Students of WSU Global and Professional Degrees Ashley MacMillan, President Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees Alumni Association and Faculty Gonfalons STUDENT RECOGNITIONS Daniel Bernardo President’s Platform Party Provost and Executive Vice President Regents of the University, Honored Guests, College Deans, Vice Presidents, Provost, President ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES POSTING OF COLORS BACCALAUREATE DEGREES Joint WSU/UI ROTC Color Guard RECESSIONAL THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Washington State University Wind Symphony Julie Anne Wieck, Associate Professor School of Music ALMA MATER Theo Mynka, Senior Vocal Performance Major, School of Music Degree recipients are announced in random order. Students will be shown on the video screens as their names are read. 6 2019 SPRING COMMENCEMENT Kirk H. Schulz PRESIDENT WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY CONGRATULATIONS, AND BEST WISHES Dear Graduates: I want to personally congratulate
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