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2003 Lynn University Commencement 1}!Jnn runi(JE~1.it!J CommEnC!.EmEnt EXE ~C!.i1.£ 1. cEahcr.daJ. the tenth of c!/!(aJ 91-lJ'o 'Jhou2and and Clh'1.£E CIErI o'cl ock in thE m01nit2:) cJ1~aJ 70, 2 0 03 Presiding: Dr. Donald E. Ross , President Academic Process ion Invocation ..... ... .. ................ ... •. .. T he Reverend Martin C. Devereaux Universiry Chaplain America the BeauriJil l (Ba tes) ... ..... ....... ..... ..... Ms. Megan Lipsky The onservarory of Music, Class of 2004 \X/elcom e ... .. .. ..... .. ...... .. ............. Ms. Michele Le~h ewman Class of2003 Remarks an d Introduction of ........ ... ........ ....... .. .. Mr. Irvin g R. Levine Commencement Speaker Dean, Coll ege of International Communications Commencement Address ...... •. .......... .. ... .. .. ....... Mr. Henry Winkler Presentation of Honorary Degree .. .... ................... Dr. Donald E. Ross Proclamation ... ....... .. ... .. ... .. ... .Th e Honorable Ray C. Osborne Mr. Seam us Puirse il Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters O ursranding Teacher Award . .... ... ..... ........ .. Dr. Kathleen Check-Mi lby Vice Pres ident for Academic Affairs Distinguished Alumnus Award . ..... .. ....... ... Mr. Michael Lawrence, Mrs '96 Presentation of Awards .. ... ...... .. .... .. ...... .... .. Dr. Donald E. Ross Assoc iare's r egrec Award Profess iona l and Continuing Medina lvkMenirnen Bickel Edu cation Award Fash ion Award Brad ley Midd leb rook II SlUtient Service Awa rd J;lInc.~ J. Oussani Award Bachelor's Degree Award Roben M. Sandelman Ourstanding Marketing Excellen ce Award M. Elizabeth Maddy Cumpron Endowed Memorial Award Count and Coul1less de HoemJe Humanitarian Award Gordon and Mary Henke Excelle nce in Comll1ullicarion Award Presidenr's Award I\llaster's Degree Award T"ustces' Medal Presenta tion of andidates for Degrees .. ........ .. .... Dr. Kathleen Cheek- Milby Conferring of Dcgree.s .. ... ... .. ..... .. ... .. .. • .... .. Dr. Donald E. Ross Lynn Universiry Alma Mater .. ........ ... ............. ....... Entire Assembly Benediction . .. .... ... ......... ... ...T he Reverend Marrin C. Devereaux Chi ef Marshal . ... .... ..... • .. .... .. ...... .... ....... .Ivlrs. Donna Sull ivan Marshals . ........ ... .. .... .... .•. .. ... ................ Dr. David Jaffe Dr. WiJI iam Lea ry Mr. Mi chael Petroski 1'vlr. David Schapiro Dr. Mauree n Goldstein Mr. Sergi u Schwa rtz • Rosi e V. DeCosnlo "A n Exp loration of B:lsS and Avolio's li-ansformati()n~l <lnd Tral1s,(ctional Leadership Styles and Values of 'ourh Texas and Norrhern Mex ico Sma ll Bus in ess Owners" DisserrCl ti on C hair: Dr. William Leary Joseph Aloysius Finlt·y, Jr. "A Q ualitati ve St ud y of the Effeers of Trans ition Services On The Quality ofLifc for Post-High Schoo l (0-2 Years) Smelents with [)own', SyndromE Who Are Educable Mentally Retarded" Dissertation Chair: Dr. Carole \X1a rshaw Rande Wells Matteson "A Qual.itarive Study of Bullying Behavior ill Federal Law Enforcemen t: An Evaluation of Fo rm er Hi cer's Perception s regarding the Problem" Dissertation hair: Dr. \X1illiCllll Leary Jean M, l\kAt<Jwy "Fa ctors That Contribute to \X!om cn Founding th eir Own Busin t:Ss and Pacro r.\ That Satisfy \X!omcn Entrepreneu rs," Dissertalion Chai r: Dr. William Leary • T ifbny Bian ca North "The Effectiven ess of a Behavior Modificarion Program on Young Male Adults After Lea ving" Res idr:ntial Can.: Elcility," [)i,senation Chajr: Dr. Ri chard Cohm Michael RaYnlond "Und emanding ReJI and Perceived Srressful Educa tional Phenomena that Led Teachers to Voluntarily Separate from a South Florida School Di ~ [ri c[" Disserration Chair: Dr. Carole Warshaw amill" E. Ass "<' 1:1llricio n, Erazo JOll Robert Brunner • N ico le Clark Evans Andrhl Brullstt' in • Ch ri sliall A, Genolet aralia Gugenia Buitrago Barbara L. Gibbons Gustavo A. Chapdlill Ayhan M. Goksen Q ing Chen Urs Hofstetter Runrarika Coleman Chang- l.in Hsieh Giordano Brun o De Finis Kathi e Schilke Jacoby Omar Phil ip DeSu uL,l Amy Catherine Johnson {!andidat£j. (0'7. f]:)£97E£j. c:I/I1a1h7. of :Bu1iJ2£1,1 clfdmini1nu.tion ( C ontiJ2u£d) fJjoctO'7. of<:Phifo10ph!j Rakis Karayiannis • Jo.\e J. Padilla Katcrina Koldnva Alfonso Pernia • Rosie V. DeCO 'l11 0 Kedra C halcn Kouvclis • Perci Pi etro "An Exploration of Bass and Avolio's Transformational and Transactional l.eadership 10nica Linder • Rene M. Pi [taro Styles and Values of South Texas and Northern Mexico Small Business Owners" Hui C hen Liu lsabell e Ro mes tant Feldman Dissertation C hair: D r. \Villiam Leary Maga li M. Maldonado Benjamin James Rossetti Joseph Aloys i US Fi nl ey, J r. DanieJ Fernando Mamanu G irado Maria J. Sed "A Q ua.\i tarivc Stud y of the Ellen s of'TransilioJl Services O n The ( .2,uaJity of' Life: for Jennifer Palumbo M cEll'land l.auren R. Shahar Post-High School (0-2 Years) Students with Dow n's Syndrom e \Vho Are Educable Carman D. Medley • Slimanec Sundaramani M entally Retarded " D issertarion C h,lir: Dr. C arole \V'ar, haw Perri Jo rdana Mensch • Sofia Elena l<)ffes Villalobos Jimmy M erayer • Xavier Tzcng Mcng-Yi Rande Wells lvbrreso n :; islCLa Mc)'er Claudia Velasquez. "A Q .ualitarivc Study of' Bullying Behavior in Jo' cdcral Law Enf(lI'Celllcm: An Karen A. Meyer O rl ando L. Venturini V Evaluation of Former omen', Perceptions reg,uding the Problem" EJi na Vic toria Vilbranch Dissertatjon C h'Lir: Dr. Wil]jam LecHY ivl clissa P. Ivl o rri ,l annic Nicobjsc n Jeffrey Mjchael Wile Jean IV!. McAtavey " Facto rs That Conrribute to \\fomcn rounding ci1 eir Own Business and Facrors T hat Satisfy \V'omcn Enrrel'ren c l,l rs." c:/I!{aj, tn of Edua.ation D i.sserration C hair: D r. William Leary Julieta Be3J11 Kendra Andrccia McD owall • T ifhlllY Bianca N orth • Evangelina de La Fuente Evelyn C ardona Nel son "The Effectiveness of a Behavio r M odifi cation Program on Young Male Adults After • l i'isha Lynn Fitzgerald T iffa ny Bianca North Le-av ing a Residentjal Care Facility. " Jordan BLair Golding Rashee m a Mnni'llie Owens Dissertation C hair: Dr. Richard C ohen • Wainer Joseph lImlner Yvonne Parr MicllJel Raymond Karen MlIbmal KcJln Sharon Denise Robinson " U nderstanding Real and Perceived Stressfu.1 Educ nional Phenomena that Led Dragoslav N ikola Kjrjas oAnn T. S il ver Teachers to VoluJJ(;lrily Sepa rate from a South Flo ri da School District" Terry Pierre Louis • Ba rbara Lyn Woychowski D issertation C hair: Dr: C arole Warshaw cJl!{a:1tn of:Buiin£H clfdminiination c:I/I1a1tE't 0/ ~ciE.n(J£ John R. Bischoff All ~u1 \V O lTm an C amille E. Assee Mauri cio D. Erazo ~ eo Hre )' A. C herringw n Benita Loveable Peritdos Jon Rohert Brunner • Nicole Clark Evans Hanier C ollier D eborah Ann Poschner Andn' ia Brllnsrein • C hristian A. G enolct T(;fe nce Joseph Fischer Julia Justine Purvis N atalia G uge ni a Buitrago Barbara L. G ibbons Edmund.1. Fry, 1II Bri an D. Reilly G ll ~ravn A. C hapellin Ayh'Lll IVI. Goben William J. G riFfin, Jr. Kcllic J. Rodriguez Q ing C hen Urs Hof~ t e rr e r Stephen O. I-I erto " Joel Salomon Buntari ka Coleman h.an g-Lin H sieh [ ron James Martin , Shirley A. Salomon G iordano Bruno De Finis Ka thie SchiIke Jacoby • H anna McColough Javaro Armo n Sinb O mar Philip DeSouza Amy Cath erinc Johnson Rodney Bori ~ Moye • Heather Rmay Srokt,.s • Jane[ M. Thornton < Victoria Patricia Wiley Cou rrney M. O'Ncil Mi rand a Daniell" Sc hulr/. • J() ~c rh lknjamin T hroneber ry Evan T Williams • Kei[h Mi chael Palme[ Christopher Ad am Schwanz Ganes Palll Raghu Veer Sin gh • Bea rri z E. Perc'!. Llndae!a Mary L. Sraky Greg Ge rard Gerosky •And.rew Marrin Verm es Paul Eric Phillips Sref:lJli e R. Stein • Darius Poitier Jason Stoll Gabriel Ross Prem ingcr • Jason Sylves ter 23Q.f2h E.lo ~ ofc;lhh • Vab r ie Renee Press k y • Ashli c Ann Thomas • Jose ph Constantine J\bruuo Rea D. HoFfma nn John Rya n Prouty. Jr. Brenda Ann T hompso n • Kat}' Rachel Adams Kristin Le ' Holyo ke David C. Pudjunis , Ryan Douglas Van Veen - Khalid bin Abdullah bin [~~ AI Saud • Mi chele Lyn Jacabacc i Teresa Ana Ri chter Brerr Ellior \Valker • .bensy Antoine Jess W. Kapcllusch ~ Kari e L. Rohl eder Patrick E. White - Virginia Fi eld [hiicy Susan Kaplan Jl'l1nifer Lynn Romanello Trevor Andrew Wilso n • Darcie Anne Bal F.1ny Renen Ellin Karz • Sreph anie Lynn Ross Mark Ale xa nder Wynter Eli zal1<.,th Katherine Bid • Nicholas Edward Kee ner • JeFf Rothman • Sylvia N. Birungi Tara Lynn Ki ely Perl a S. Bodden Eduard V. Korl yarov. Jr. !BachE.fo'C. of c:71I1.U.iic • Rehccca Anne Boorsrcin • Dara Michelle Kr iss Am Maria Achitei hung-Hyun Ki m Chri sto phcr John Brad)' C ~lfy J. Kr ys ryn iak • Sharon Jenni fe r Case • Chao Li Sreve D. Brock , Ta pologo H. Kwapa • William Joseph Dak I ri.>tia n Mandu Tiffany O. Burns Alliso n Wemzdl Lanoux Vik[() [ Nikolov Dulgucrov Bogdan "alin Swrtu Maria De Lourdes Carrera JU'1in Thomas Lebo Douglas M. Goldberg Angel lIiev Valchinov • Deborah W. ' hi en • Jesse J arrerr Leed Nelly Ju,lre/. Vill egas Stephen Mi chael Collins • Amy Berh Li ebel1Son Marnia ordeiro Connie V. Liou • Ro bert Marthew Cullen Craig Steven Liska !BachE. fo7. of ~C!i.E.nCE • Janet Dopico Vero ni ca Maldo nado Bruckn er dtor20'C.i §EJ2 nafi1 Kc rryAnne Marie Fla nnery Juan Lui s Martinez Jesse Cole Beesley ~ Ewa Joa nna Wo jcik , Hugo J. Fo ntalvo Ian Parrick Massey " Ded ri ck L. Gage Vanessa R e n ~e Miller • Sreven Andn:w C[eckm an Stacey L.
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