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Spring 2020 Graduates.Xlsx Name City State/Country Program(s) of Study Degree awarded/Distinction Megan Aadland Fergus Falls MN MPH Program Master of Public Health Philip Rey Abangan Iowa City IA Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering Tyler Luis Abarca Stansbury Pk UT Medicine Doctor of Medicine Juan Pablo Abascal Lincolnshire IL Finance Bachelor of Business Administration Alexis Abbeduto Orland Park IL International Relations Bachelor of Arts Ahmed Abdelgadir Coralville IA Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy, high distinction Muhammad Ariff Abdul Malik Bayan Baru Malaysia Actuarial Science Bachelor of Science Statistics Bachelor of Science Emily Marie Abell Parkland FL Social Justice Bachelor of Arts Chamini Nirosha Abesiriwardhane Kulathunga Anuradhapura Sri Lanka Comparative Literature ‐ Translation Master of Fine Arts Jude Alfred Aboagye Ankeny IA Enterprise Leadership Bachelor of Arts Samuel Getachew Aboye Coralville IA Computer Science Master of Computer Science Riad Wael Abu-Adas Iowa City IA Biology Bachelor of Science Evgueni Alexander Acevedo Iowa City IA Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering Hannah Leigh Acker Dixon IL Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Ryan Christian Acri Winnetka IL Enterprise Leadership Bachelor of Arts Anece Hong Adam Iowa City IA Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice Alyssa Anne Adamec Coralville IA Speech Pathology and Audiology Doctor of Audiology Amanda Jane Adams Long Lake MN Geoscience Doctor of Philosophy Madalynn Rae Adams Ely IA Therapeutic Recreation Bachelor of Science Mason James Adams Waukee IA Health and Human Physiology Bachelor of Arts Melanie Marquez Adams Carthage TN Spanish Creative Writing Master of Fine Arts Macaulay Patrick Adamson Jefferson IA Biology Bachelor of Science Lynn Melanie Adelmund Ankeny IA Professional MBA Program Master of Business Administration Olugbenga Olubusayo Adeoba Akure Ondo State Nigeria English Master of Fine Arts Mofesola Olaoluwa Adeola North Liberty IA Social Work Master of Social Work Ambika P Adhikari West Des Moines IA Nursing‐RN Bachelor of Science in Nursing Zebulun Thomas Adreon Pleasantville IA Interdepartmental Studies Bachelor of Arts Melissa A. Adrian Chicago IL Statistics Bachelor of Science, highest distinction Mathematics Bachelor of Science, highest distinction Muhammad Aftab Biology Bachelor of Science Colin Agey Norwalk IA Finance Bachelor of Business Administration Economics Bachelor of Business Administration Robert Trevor Agnew Marion IA Biomedical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering Ashol Ngong Aguek West Des Moines IA Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Marta Aguero Guerra Puebla de Montalban Spain Spanish Doctor of Philosophy Gustavo Aguilera Davenport IA Neuroscience Bachelor of Science Alexandria Aguirre De Witt IA Biology Bachelor of Arts Grace Barbara Ahern Spencer IA Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Emily Airhart Des Moines IA Music Master of Arts Melissa Jo Airy Cedar Rapids IA Art Master of Fine Arts Avanthi Sai Ajjarapu Ames IA Medicine Doctor of Medicine MPH Program Master of Public Health Birant John Sirri Akbay Iowa City IA Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Master of Arts Olumayokun Akinbo Indianapolis IN Biochemistry Bachelor of Science Oluwatayo Iyioluwa Akinbo Indianapolis IN Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Toks Muyiwa Akinribade Indianapolis IN Interdepartmental Studies Bachelor of Arts Srilekhya Akkina Waukee IA Management Bachelor of Business Administration Kevin Akstulewicz Cedar Rapids IA Psychology Bachelor of Arts Huda Al-Aithan Iowa City IA Art Master of Fine Arts Takayla Brianna Al-Amin Matteson IL Sport and Recreation Management Bachelor of Science Tunazzina Binte Alam Manikganj Bangladesh Urban and Regional Planning Master of Science Mariel Alanis Des Plaines IL Health and Human Physiology Bachelor of Arts Maria Annel Alarcon Aldrete Wolf Culiacan Mexico Art Master of Fine Arts Timothy Alarcon Aldrete Wolf Manhattan KS Art Master of Fine Arts Tessa Albaugh Altoona IA Psychology Bachelor of Arts Kaitlyn Maureen Albert Palo IA Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing Sydney Paige Albertson Altoona IA Health and Human Physiology Bachelor of Arts Steven Alcantara Madison WI Health Management and Policy Master of Health Administration Sami Micheal Aldakka Mount Prospect IL Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering Jonah David Alderson Iowa City IA Biology Bachelor of Arts, high distinction Environmental Sciences Bachelor of Science, high distinction Hunter Alexander Aldred Williamsfield IL Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Holly M Alessio Algonquin IL Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing, distinction Madeline Rose Alessio Channahon IL Political Science Bachelor of Arts Kali S. Alexakos Aurora IL Psychology Bachelor of Arts Criminology, Law and Justice Bachelor of Arts Kathryn Nicole Alexander Lincolnshire IL Health and Human Physiology Bachelor of Arts Peyton Alexie Elkader IA Sport and Recreation Management Bachelor of Science Andres Alfaro Iowa City IA Foreign Language Education Bachelor of Arts Owen Michael Alford Quincy IL Biology Bachelor of Science Elijah William Alger Des Moines IA Finance Bachelor of Business Administration Omnia Ali Iowa City IA Social Work Bachelor of Arts Dinel Alic Des Moines IA Business Analytics and Information Systems Bachelor of Business Administration Marketing Bachelor of Business Administration Vanessa Alizo Iowa City IA Neuroscience Bachelor of Science Farooq Alkaram Iowa City IA Biochemistry Bachelor of Arts Kareem Allaf Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Enterprise Leadership Bachelor of Arts Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Andrew Robert Allen Boone IA Enterprise Leadership Bachelor of Arts Connor Allen Arlington Heights IL Finance Bachelor of Business Administration Kent Richard Allen Danville IA Sport and Recreation Management Bachelor of Science Mackenzie Jearldine Allen Dunlap IL Enterprise Leadership Bachelor of Arts Matthew Justin Allen Eldridge IA Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Shayne Patrick Allen Sterling IL Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Cayley Colleen Allison Postville IA Speech Pathology and Audiology Master of Arts Jean Dikens Almonor Coralville IA Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering Aleena Marie Alonso North Liberty IA Management Bachelor of Business Administration Nicole Sevim Alpan Elmhurst IL Speech and Hearing Science Bachelor of Arts Jacquelyn Joy Alpine North Bennington VT English Master of Fine Arts Genan Abdullah Alshawy Jubail Saudi Arabia Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy, distinction Mona Alsheikh Coralville IA Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy, distinction Benjamin Carl David Alston Wheaton IL Computer Science Bachelor of Science Nadeen Altaie West Des Moines IA Dentistry Doctor of Dental Surgery Maya Margaret Altemeier Cedar Rapids IA Biochemistry Bachelor of Arts, highest distinction Public Health Bachelor of Science, highest distinction Olivia J. Altemeier Cedar Rapids IA Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy, distinction Rachel Elaine Altergott Interdepartmental Studies Bachelor of Arts Zachary Althof Loves Park IL Biomedical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Engineering, highest distinction Alexander J Althoff Mantador ND Dentistry Doctor of Dental Surgery Hannah J. Altman McHenry IL Social Justice Bachelor of Arts Political Science Bachelor of Arts Chelsie Marie Alvarado Somerset TX Linguistics Master of Arts Joanne Lynn Alvorez Lakeside IA Social Work Master of Social Work Brandi Renee Amantea Des Moines IA Environmental Policy and Planning Bachelor of Science Emily Anne Amato Oxford Junction IA Chemistry Bachelor of Science Michael Amato Hoffman Estates IL English Bachelor of Arts Natalie Elaine Ament Solon IA Psychology Bachelor of Science Josie Lynn Amidei Vernon Hills IL Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Roshan Amin Bartlett IL Accounting Bachelor of Business Administration Keean Amiri-Razavian Woodland Hills CA Actuarial Science Master of Science Ashley Elizabeth Anderson Fond du Lac WI Public Health Bachelor of Arts Ashley Marie Anderson Hull IA Social Work Master of Social Work Brady Anderson Marion IA Statistics Master of Science Chelsie Marie Anderson Eden Prairie MN Neuroscience Bachelor of Science Daniel J. Anderson Lino Lakes MN Criminology, Law and Justice Bachelor of Arts Douglas D. Anderson Flossmoor IL Law Juris Doctor, distinciton Emily Elizabeth Anderson Estherville IA Therapeutic Recreation Bachelor of Science Ian Anderson Cedar Rapids IA Linguistics Bachelor of Arts Asian Languages and Literature Bachelor of Arts Jarrod Odean Anderson Iowa City IA Law Juris Doctor Jason Michael Anderson Clive IA Marketing Bachelor of Business Administration Jordyn Anderson Sioux City IA Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy, distinction Jordyn Ann Anderson Des Moines IA Human Physiology Bachelor of Science Kyle John Anderson Excelsior MN Medicine Doctor of Medicine Macy Marie Anderson Cedar Rapids IA Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Mary Lorraine Anderson Iowa City IA International Relations Bachelor of Arts Mitchell Lee Anderson Marion IA Athletic Training Bachelor of Science Molly Kathryn Anderson Clear Lake IA Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing, distinction Rachael Jean Anderson Burlington IA Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Master of Arts Samuel E. Anderson Alburnett IA Economics Bachelor of Business Administration Sheene M. Anderson Iowa City IA Public Health Bachelor of Arts Alina Nicole Andino Chicago IL Psychology Bachelor of Arts Communication Studies Bachelor of Arts Paulina Lianna Andre Hinsdale IL Interdepartmental Studies Bachelor
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