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2012 Commencement Program Columbia College Chicago Columbia College Chicago Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago Commencement Programs College Publications 5-5-2012 2012 Commencement Program Columbia College Chicago Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.colum.edu/commencement Part of the History Commons Recommended Citation Columbia College Chicago, "2012 Commencement Program" (2012). Commencement Programs, College Publications, College Archives & Special Collections, Columbia College Chicago. This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the College Publications at Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Columbia College Chicago. C\I '"0 C\I LL 0 (/) (/) <( _j u w I I- LL 0 1- z w ~ w u z w ~ ~ 0 u Commencement of the Graduates of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Theatre, Dance, Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling, N Radio, Television, Audio Arts & Acoustics, .-t 0 Science and Mathematics N Saturday, May 5, 2012, 9:00 a.m. LL 0 PRESHOW Cf) The 2012 Commencement preshow features performances by Columbia College Chicago's Cf) student ensembles: <t: .....J (.) The Columbia College Jazz Ensemble (Scott Hall. Director) The Columbia College Gospel Choir (Walter Owens, Director) N w The R& B Ensemble (Chuck Webb, Director) .-t I I- Pop Rock Ensemble: Showcase (William Boris, Director) 0 N LL Joe Cerqua, Producer/Director 0 Steve Hadley, Associate Producer I- I- J. Richard Dunscomb, Chair, Music Department z z w PROCESSIONAL w March ofthe Columbians ~ ~ By Scott Hall w w (.) (.) Walk 1his Way z By Joe Perry and Steven Tyler z w w ' The Star Spangled Banner ~ ~ Words by Francis Scott Key ~ Music by John Stafford Smith ~ 0 Arranged by Joe Cerqua 0 (.) (.) 1 Lift Every Voice and Sing Music by J. Rosamond Johnson Words by James Weldon Johnson Arranged by Roland Carter ASL-Interpretation Nicole Meyer{' 12) Steve Saenz (' 12) Carly Flagg, Chair, ASL-English Interpretation INTRODUCTION David Berner, Presiding Associate Professor, Radio Departrn ent MANIFEST & INDUSTRY EVENTS 2012 Scenes From Our 2012 Celebration of Graduating Student Work Fea turing Original Score by Composition Competition Win ner, Cooper Michael Rich {' 12) David McHugh, Director, Music Composition for the Screen J. Richard Du nscomb, Chair, Music Department WELCOME All en M. Turner, Chairman of the Board of Trustees PRESENTATION OF DISTINGUISHED HONORS Phil Ramone. Music Producer Presented by Pantelis Vassilaki s, Chair, Audio Arts and Acoustics Department MUSIC Listen to the Music By Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons Arranged by Carey Deadman Performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensen1ble and Columbia College Gospel Choir PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Dr. Warrick L. Carter, President 2 PRESENTATION OF AWARD TO CLASS OF 2012 VALEDICTORIAN Megan Baim, Valedictorian Bachelor of Arts, Theatre Presented by Louise Love, Vice President for Academic Affairs/Interim Provost N Eliza Nichols, Dean, School of Fine and Performing Arts .-1 John Green, Chair, Theatre Department 0 N AWA RDING OF DEGREES Presentation of Degrees by Louise Love, Vice President for Academic Affairs/Interim Provost LL Deborah Holdstein, Dean. School of Liberal Arts and Sciences 0 Eliza Nichols, Dean, School of Fine and Performing Arts (/) Robin Bargar, Dean, School of Media Arts (/) MUSIC <( See You in Your Dreams ....J (.) Written by Steve Hadley Arranged by Stu Greenspan w Performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble and the Columbia College Gospel Choir I I- RECESSIONAL • Don ·1 Git Sassy LL By Thad Jones 0 1- z w ~ w (.) z w ~ ~ 0 (.) 3 Commencement of the Graduates of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Arts, Entertainment, & Media Management, Marketing Communication Saturday, May 5, 2012, 12:30 p.m. PRESH OW The 2012 Commencement preshow features performances by Columbia College Chicago's student ensembles: The Columbia College Jazz Ensernble (Scott Hall, Director) The Columbia College Gospel Choir (Wa lter Owens, Director) The R&B Ensemble (Chuck Webb, Director) Pop Rock Ensemble: Showcase (William Boris, Director) Joe Cerqua, Producer/Director Steve Hadley, Associate Producer J. Richard Dunscomb, Music Department Chair PROCESSI ONAL March of the Colu1nbians By Scott Hall Walk This Way By Joe Perry and Steven Tyler The Star Spangled Banner Words by Francis Scott Key Music by John Stafford Smith Arranged by Joe Cerqua 4 Li~ Every Voice and Sing Music by J. Rosamond Johnson Words by James Weldon Johnson Arranged by Roland Carter N .-1 ASL-Interpretation 0 Nicole Meyer ('12) N Steve Saenz(' 12) Carly Flagg, Chair, ASL-English Interpretation I.J... 0 INTRODUCTION Cf) David Berner, Presiding Cf) Associate Professor. Radio Department <( ....J MANIFEST & INDUSTRY EVENTS 2012 Scenes From Our 2012 Celebration of Graduating Student Work 0 Featuring Original Score by Composition Competition Winner, Cooper Michael Rich ('12) w David McHugh. Director. Music Composition for the Screen I J. Richard Dunscomb, Chair, Music Department 1- 1.J... WELCOME Allen M. Turner, Chairman of the Board of Trustees 0 1- PRESENTATION OF DISTINGUISHED HONORS z Lee Flaherty, CEO. Flair Communications Agency w Presented by Shanita Akintonde, Associate Professor, Marketing Communication ~ MUSIC w Listen to the Music 0 By Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons z Arranged by Carey Deadman w Perlormed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble and Columbia College Gospel Choir ~ PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS ~ Dr. Warrick L. Carter. President 0 0 5 Lift Every Voice and Sing Music by J. Rosamond Johnson Words by James Weldon Johnson Arranged by Roland Carter ASL-I nterpretation Nicole Meyer ('12) Steve Saenz ('12) Carly Flagg, Chair, ASL-English Interpretation INTRODUCTION David Berner, Presiding Associate Professor, Radio Department MANIFEST & INDUSTRY EVENTS 2012 Scenes From Our 2012 Celebration of Graduating Student Work Featuring Original Score by Composition Competition Winner, Cooper Michael Rich ('12) David McHugh, Director, Music Composition for the Screen J. Richard Dunscomb, Cha ir, Music Department WELCOME Allen M. Turner, Chairman of the Board of Trustees PRESENTATION OF DISTINGUISHED HONORS Ph ilip-Lorca diCorcia, Photographer Presented by Natasha Egan, Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography MUSIC Listen to the Music By Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons Arranged by Carey Deadman Performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble and Columbia College Gospel Choir PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Dr. Warrick L. Carter, President 8 Commencement of the Graduates of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Fashion Studies, Photography, ASL - English Interpretation, N Humanities, History & Social Sciences: .... 0 Cultural Studies, Education N Saturday, May 5, 2012, 4:00 p.m. LL 0 Cf) PRESHOW Cf) The 2012 Commencement preshow features performances by Columbia College Chicago's <( student ensembles: _j (_) The Columbia College Jazz Ensemble (Scott Hall, Director) The Columbia College Gospel Choir (Walter Owens, Director) w The R&B Ensemble (Chuck Webb, Director) I Pop Rock Ensemble: Showcase (William Boris, Director) I- LL Joe Cerqua, Producer/Director 0 Steve Hadley, Associate Producer 1- J. Richard Dunscomb, Chair, Music Department z w PROCESSIONAL Marcil of tile Columbians ~ By Scott Hall w (_) Walk This Way z By Joe Perry and Steven Tyler w The Star Spangled Banner ~ Words by Francis Scott Key ~ Music by John Stafford Smith 0 Arranged by Joe Cerqua (_) 7 Lift Every Voice and Sing Music by J. Rosamond Johnson Words by James Weldon Johnson Arranged by Roland Carter ASL-Interpretation Nicole Meyer ('12) Steve Saenz ('12) Carly Flagg, Chair, ASL-English Interpretation INTRODUCTION David Berner, Presiding Associate Professor, Radio Department MANIFEST & INDUSTRY EVENTS 2012 Scenes From Our 2012 Celebration of Graduating Student Work Featuring Original Score by Composition Competition Winner, Cooper Michael Rich ('12) David McHugh, Director, Music Composition for the Screen J. Richard Dunscomb, Chair, Music Department WELCOME Allen M. Turner, Chairman of the Board of Trustees PRESENTATION OF DISTINGUISHED HONORS Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Photographer Presented by Natasha Egan, Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography MUSIC Listen to the Music By Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons Arranged by Carey Deadman Performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble and Columbia College Gospel Choir PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Dr. Warrick L. Carter, President 8 PRESENTATION OF AWARD TO CLASS OF 2012 VALEDICTORIAN Lindsey Meyer, Valedictorian Bachelor of Fine Arts, Fashion Design Presented by Louise Love, Vice President for Academic Affairs/Interim Provost N Eliza Nichols, Dean, School of Fine and Performing Arts .-t Debra Riley Parr, Chair, Fashion Studies 0 N ALUMNI OF THE YEAR AWARD LL. Lana Bramlette (BA '97) 0 AWARDING OF DEGREES CJ) Presentation of Degrees by Louise Love. Vice President for Academic Affairs/Interim Provost CJ) Deborah Holdstein, Dean, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences <( Eliza Nichols, Dean, School of Fine and Performing Arts _J Robin Bargar, Dean, School of Media Arts () MUSIC w See You in Your Dreams I Written by Steve Hadley I- Arranged by Stu Greenspan LL. Performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble and the Columbia College Gospel Choir 0 RECESSIONAL 1- Don't Git Sassy z By Thad Jones w ~ w () z w ~ ~ 0 () 9 Commencement of the Graduates of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Film & Video Sunday, May 6, 2012, 9:00 a.m. PRESHOW The 2012 Comrnencement preshow features performances by Columbia College Chicago's student ensembles: The Columbia
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