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Fall 2020 Commencement FALL 2020 COMMENCEMENT DOCTORAL HOODING MASTER’S RECOGNITION DECEMBER 11, 2020 BACCALAUREATE AND ASSOCIATE DEGREES DECEMBER 12, 2020 PROGRAM AND ROSTER OF CANDIDATES UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 201ST YEAR Doctoral Degrees The Graduate School 15 Graduate Degrees The Graduate School 21 Undergraduate Degrees College of Arts and Sciences 38 College of Allied Health Sciences 43 UC Blue Ash College 45 Carl H. Lindner College of Business 47 UC Clermont College 52 College-Conservatory of Music 54 College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning 55 College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services 56 College of Engineering and Applied Science 59 College of Medicine 61 College of Nursing 61 2 : FALL 2020 COMMENCEMENT UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Dear Graduate, Congratulations on your graduation from the University of Cincinnati and for persisting in your studies during these challenging times. Commencement is one of my favorite days of the year because, together, we mark a transformative accomplishment in your life. Your academic success is also our success, and now is our time to celebrate as one UC. Earning a degree from UC, and indeed a degree from any accredited institution of higher learning, is a life-changing achievement. Hopefully, it has been an educational journey that has sparked in you a lifelong passion for learning and quest for greater understanding and knowledge. Students who were certified to graduate in previous semesters have already received their electronic diplomas via email. Those of you who have applied to graduate today will receive a link to your electronic diploma by email when it has been certified to ensure that all obligations have been met. No matter what your next steps prove to be, I hope you will return frequently to UC as a proud alumnus. Please remember that our Bearcats community is proud of you and your accomplishments. You are our next generation of leaders, our hope for tomorrow. Above all, we are honored that you chose UC to pursue your educational goals. Best Wishes and Go Bearcats! Neville G. Pinto President NEXT LIVES HERE 3 4 : FALLFAL L2020 20 2COMMENCEMENT0 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM President Neville Pinto, Presiding Gregory Loving, University Marshal THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Victoria Popritkin, College-Conservatory of Music WELCOME Neville Pinto, President GREETINGS Ronald D. Brown, Chair, Board of Trustees PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES College of Allied Health Sciences College of Arts and Sciences Carl H. Lindner College of Business UC Blue Ash College UC Clermont College College-Conservatory of Music College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services College of Engineering and Applied Science The Graduate School College of Medicine College of Nursing James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy THE OFFICIAL HASHTAG FOR THE 2020 CEREMONIES IS# UCGRAD20 (@UOFCINCYGRADS TWITTER). 5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES TERM EXPIRES Ronald D. Brown, Chair 2027 Geraldine B. Warner, Vice Chair 2021 Thomas E. Mischell, Secretary 2022 Margaret K. Valentine 2023 Kim Heiman 2024 Phil D. Collins 2025 Monica Turner 2026 J. Phillip Holloman 2028 Gregory Hartmann 2029 Abigail Klare, Undergraduate Student 2021 Jack Cohen, Graduate Student 2022 PRESIDENT’S CABINET Neville Pinto President David Adams Chief Innovation Officer and CEO, 1819 Innovation Hub Robert Ambach Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance Parikshit Boregowda President, Graduate Student Government John Cunningham Director of Athletics Andy Filak Senior Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the College of Medicine Tamie Grunow Senior Associate Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Ryan Hays Executive Vice President Lawrence Johnson Chair, Council of Deans and Dean, College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services Patrick Kowalski Vice President for Finance Peter Landgren Vice President for Advancement Patrick Limbach Vice President for Research Logan Lindsay President, Undergraduate Student Government Association Gregory Loving Chair, Faculty and Faculty Senate Bleuzette Marshall Vice President for Equity, Inclusion, and Community Impact Debra Merchant Vice President for Student Affairs Kristi Nelson Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Lori Ross Vice President for Legal Affairs and General Counsel Karen Ryan Executive Director for Government Relations James Whalen Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police 6 : FALL 2020 COMMENCEMENT DEANS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI College of Allied Health Sciences Tina Whalen College of Arts and Sciences Valerio Ferme Carl H. Lindner College of Business Marianne Lewis UC Blue Ash College Robin Lightner UC Clermont College Jeffrey Bauer College-Conservatory of Music Stanley Romanstein College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning Timothy Jachna College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services Lawrence Johnson College of Engineering and Applied Science John Weidner The Graduate School Raj Mehta College of Law Verna Williams College of Medicine Andrew Filak College of Nursing Greer Glazer James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy Pamela Heaton Experience-Based Learning and Career Education Gigi Escoe Cincinnati Online Jason Lemon University Libraries Xuemao Wang 7 PRESENTATION OF COMMISSIONS AWARDED AT SEPARATE CEREMONIES UNITED STATES ARMY Justin Ritenbaugh STUDENT MARSHALS COLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Alisha Blok Jacob Morrow Carly Nunn COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Robert Burns William Nguyen Nia Thomas Finn Donovan John O’Toole Jasmine Warner Ian Lang Chandler Rankin Mikaela Williams Abigail Magoffin Nick SirLouis Ashley Martin Zoe Stallings CARL H. LINDNER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Jesse Bingamon Nicole Ihlenfield Sarah Rea Austin Bota Katherine Long Zach Sisler Molly Flanagan Trang Manh Halley Steward Kristina Hansell Chandler Rankin Olta Toska UC BLUE ASH Hariph Embry UC CLERMONT COLLEGE Isaiah DiCristoforo Somer Malott COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Jack Blair Ethan Fleek Thi Lettner Nia Burns Hannah Gruneisen Sarah Mills Megan Dendler Declan Hayden Julia Tze Andrew Ebding Miles Keating-Adams Jacob Weston COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART, AND PLANNING Anthony Vergara COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND HUMAN SERVICES Madison Fisher Claudia Quaites Gretchen Shisler Clarisha Hilderbrand Brian Reed Brittany Webster Jalela Jallaq Madison Seals COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Matthew Clayton Christopher Hautman, Jr. Joseph Vish COLLEGE OF NURSING Blair Bockman KeShonna Redman Niele Tucker Vivian Cervantes Michelle Saroiberry Jiali Watson Christian Greengrass Brittany Stanley 8 : FALL 2020 COMMENCEMENT DISTINGUISHED UNIVERSITY HONORS Yara Alfawares Matthew Clayton Hannah Hughes Sofia Miller Anna Smith Rishi Ambani Madison Fisher Nicole Ihlenfield Thu Nguyen Julia Tze Jacob Bakonyi Hannah Gruneisen Jalela Jallaq Kristen Oshima Erin Cash Ellen Haney Trang Manh Chandler Rankin Michael Ciesko Jenna Heini Vanessa McCoy Madi Rinaldi UNIVERSITY HONORS SCHOLARS Dominique DiFalco Anna Donnelly John Velten Madison Donald Ravina Khemani Reilly Williams CARL H. LINDNER HONOR PLUS SCHOLARS Dominique DiFalco Blake Litzinger Anna Maurer Madi Rinaldi Jacob Stevens CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE Joel Ahne Janae Dawson Nicole Ihlenfield Sarah Rea Kelly Stahl Jacob Bakonyi Hadley George Sarah Monnin Josh Rennekamp Nicholas Zimmerman Michael Ciesko Dylan Hacker Clayton Ochs William Shero KOLODZIK BUSINESS SCHOLARS Rishi Ambani Michael Dirksing Kristina Hansell Kyle Porter Luke Bradshaw Molly Flanagan Sarah Harkrader Chandler Rankin Katie Byrne Matt Greiwe William Pappalardo Danny Rojek SENIOR 100 Kate Abeln Rey Canteria Jessica Hyatt Margaret (Megan) Tiffany Stalla Avery Abraham Abigail Castle Emily Jacknewitz Naber Abigail Stuart Athan Abuyuan Codie Chang Jalela Jallaq Kayla Nehus Manasa Sunkara Louis Acra Matthew Clayton Tiara Jones Tiffany Nguyen Stephanie Tam Allison Albrecht Alyssa Coffaro Keerthi Jonnala Sydney O’Conner Sheffi Tiwari Ilma Alfadila Nichole Criner Anthony Jurin Meghan Oldfield Elizabeth (Liz) Urban Sivani Alla Karl Dierking Elijah Kelly Rahul Patel Halle Van De Hey Rishi Ambani Dominic DiSalle Nicholas Kemper Anurag Paul Priyanka Vemuru Chris Anderson Ramya Donthireddy Amanda Lehmkul Sruthi Pilai Skylar Veto Dexter Annor Caroline Edwards Logan Lindsay Maria Pressel Bailey Vianello Evie Armitage Rachel Fagan Madison Link Sophia Privitera Gianna Vitali Abigail Armstrong Lauren Figa Megan Lopez Nihar Rama Kylie Werling Marcos Aull Caroline Fisher Brooke Lyman Chandler Rankin Emily Williams Jordan Avant Ian Forkapa Kaitlin Macfarlane Marisa Reape Jenna Wright Jenna Averbeck Sarah Foster Charlie MacKenzie Caitlin Rhodes Olivia Zamudio Nicole Baah Janvi Gandhi Dhruv Vijay Maroo Jamie Schaffer Jordan Zauel Tosha Bapat Addison Gepfert Olivia Belle Mayfield Lucas Schirr Teja Bollimunta Andrew Greiner Sarah McMeen Jeet Shah Luke Bowles Emily Hannan Abby Merz Mary Sheldon Caleb Brunner Austin Hubbard Emily Mormile Sarah Sloan Kassidy Buschor Hannah Hurst Chase Morris Anna Smith 9 THE MACE The mace carried by the university marshal is the gift of Sigma Sigma. From the fourteenth century, the ceremonial mace was used by civil and ecclesiastical authorities. Today, carried as an emblem of authority and prestige, it is commonly used to indicate the official opening of ceremonies. UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI SEAL On September 26, 1904, upon the suggestion of Dr. Charles W. Dabney, President of the University, the Board of Directors adopted the insignia of the city of Cincinnati
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