April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE

ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINTH

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Columbus, Ohio, April 4 & 5, 2013

The Board of Trustees met Thursday, April 4, and Friday, April 5, 2013, at Longaberger Alumni House, Columbus, Ohio, pursuant to adjournment.

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Minutes of the last meeting were approved.

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The Chairman, Mr. Schottenstein, called the meeting of the Board of Trustees to order on Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 8:38 am.

Present: Robert H. Schottenstein, Chairman, Alan W. Brass, Ronald A. Ratner, Algenon L. Marbley, Linda S. Kass, Janet B. Reid, William G. Jurgensen, Jeffrey Wadsworth, Timothy P. Smucker, Alex Shumate, Cheryl L. Krueger, Michael J. Gasser, Evann K. Heidersbach, Benjamin T. Reinke, G. Gilbert Cloyd, and Corbett A. Price. Late arrival: John C. Fisher

Mr. Schottenstein:

Good morning. I would like to convene the meeting of the Board of Trustees and ask the Secretary to note the attendance.

Dr. Horn:

A quorum is present, Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Schottenstein:

I hereby move that the Board recess into Executive Session to consider matters required to be kept confidential by Federal and State statues and to discuss personnel matters regarding the appointment of public officials. May I have a second?

Upon motion of Mr. Schottenstein, seconded by Mr. Gasser, the Board of Trustees adopted the foregoing motion by unanimous roll call vote, cast by Trustees Schottenstein, Brass, Ratner, Marbley, Kass, Reid, Jurgensen, Wadsworth, Smucker, Shumate, Krueger, and Gasser.

Dr. Horn:

Motion carries, Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Schottenstein:

We are recessed.

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Mr. Schottenstein:

Good morning everyone. I would like to reconvene the meeting of the Board of Trustees and ask our Secretary to note the attendance.

Dr. Horn:

A quorum is present, Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Thank you. So that we are able to conduct the business of this meeting in an orderly fashion, we ask that the ringers on all of your cell phones be turned off at this time and ask that everyone here observe proper rules of decorum so that we can conduct the business at hand.

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Now I would like to call on one of our Student Trustees, Ben Reinke for the Student Recognition Awards, Ben.

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STUDENT RECOGNITION AWARDS

Mr. Reinke:

Thank you Mr. Chairman.

Katie, could you come up?

Typically we have two students here and I am going to read two bios for you today and introduce two students. Unfortunately our first student is actually at a grad- student interview today so she couldn’t join us. We are hoping she’ll be here for the June meeting but it all depends on which grad school she gets in to. We are going to go ahead and introduce her today.

Our first student is Maegan Miller. She has been nominated by Divisional Dean Gifford Weary to represent the College of Arts and Sciences, Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Maegan unfortunately cannot be with us today.

She is an amazing undergraduate student at Ohio State, who will be graduating this spring with a Bachelor of Arts, with Honors and Research distinction, in Geography and with a minor in Political Science. She is completing her Honors Thesis with Dr. Matthew Coleman, Associate Professor of Geography, titled: "America's Nicest City? The contentious politics of care and punishment of the homeless in Columbus, OH." Maegan has completed a stunning portfolio inside and outside of the classroom in her four years at OSU. She has studied abroad in Indonesia, completed the Gerald Ford School of Public Policy Summer Fellowship at the University of Michigan, and interned over the summer at Kaleidoscope LGBTQ Youth Center and Community Refugee and Immigration Services. Maegan has also enriched her educational experience through research endeavors and through service on campus. She has been published in the Journal of Politics and International Affairs and has presented her research at two conferences on OSU's campus, including at the Denman undergraduate research forum, and has a paper presentation accepted at a graduate conference at the City University of New York. Maegan has served as president of the Geography Club; Editor of the Pulse, an independent student newspaper; served at the Girl's Circle Program; and at the Dowd Center of the Homeless Families Foundation. Maegan's accomplishments will serve her well in graduate school next year, and she is truly deserving of this recognition and we wish her the best at her interview today.

Our second student, Katie Howard, is another outstanding student from Ohio State. She has been nominated by Divisional Dean Mark Shanda from the College of Arts and Sciences Division of Arts and Humanities. Katie will be graduating this spring, Magna Cum Laude, with a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Theatre and Journalism and a minor in Dance. Her extensive studies have included classroom courses within The College of the Arts and Sciences, as well as hands-on experiences within and outside of the University.

During her time at Ohio State, Katie has been involved in extra-curricular activities starting as an Undergraduate Student Government Intern in 2009 as a freshman. This is actually when Katie and I first met. She was an amazing contributor to the USG Intern class and worked to make our event "Hot Dogs with the Top Dogs" a great success. During the 2010-2011 academic year, Katie continued her student government involvement when she was elected as the College of the Arts and Sciences Senator, representing Arts and Sciences constituents and serving on USG 737 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

committees. Katie continued her involvement on campus as an OSU Ambassador, leading prospective students and families on tours of campus. She has also enriched her experience in media on campus, in the Columbus community, and throughout the United States. Katie interned with the Columbus NBC-affiliate station, NBC4; wrote for the The Lantern; and assisted the BuckeyeTV Staff during spring 2010 and 2011 as a co-anchor and reporter. Her performance experiences within her theatre degree and dance minor have taken her beyond Ohio State. She has had many "Intensives" with the Radio City Rocketts at Radio City Music Hall, and participated in the Disney College Program representing Ohio State as a character performer at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida during fall quarter 2010. Most recently, Katie participated in the first College of the Arts and Sciences Los Angeles Experience. Over spring break, she traveled to Los Angeles, networking with directors, producers, and OSU alumni to gain insight into Hollywood and the Film/Television Industry.

Katie says that in the last four years at Ohio State she has met many people who have gone above and beyond to ensure her success. No matter where opportunities take Katie, she will always remember But for Ohio State, she wouldn’t have had the educational, life-long learning opportunities that have enriched her life while being a student at The Ohio State University. Katie is anxiously waiting to hear about her employment this year through the Disney Company or connections she made on the LA Experience. Katie has been an incredibly impressive student at Ohio State and her great work at OSU over the past four years will serve her well in her budding performance career. Congratulations Katie.

Ms. Howard:

Thank you. Good morning. I would like to take this time to express my deep appreciation for receiving this award to the Board of Trustees, President Gee, and to the Deans of the College of Arts and Sciences. Exactly one month from today, I will officially graduate from The Ohio State University.

As I think back over the past four years over all of my opportunities and the people that I have met, each encounter has led to an amazing experience. Your trust in my future success is represented through this award.

Thank you and Go Bucks!

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Mr. Schottenstein:

Before I call on President Gee to give his report to the Board, I would like to make a comment. I think I speak on behalf of the entire Board in saying that at these Board meetings, we conduct a lot of business. Nothing is more impactful or inspirational than the Student Recognition Awards and hearing about the accomplishments of our students, which we do at every meeting. I mentioned yesterday, and I want to mention it again, the student accomplishments across this campus are unbelievable. In particular just this past week, and every year we do this and I had the privilege of attending, we had our recognition event for scholar student athletes at Ohio State. Other universities do it to but at Ohio State, we recognize all student athletes who maintain at least a 3.0 GPA in addition to their performance on the field, in the swimming pool, on the track, or whatever sport they participate in. The interesting thing about the event and one of the reasons I am mentioning it and our Athletic Director Gene Smith is sitting in the audience and could attest to this because no one was more proud that evening than him. You could not have held that event in this room. In fact, the only room on this campus that you could have had the event was the Archie Griffin Ballroom which is the largest room to hold any kind of meeting on the Ohio State campus. At this student athlete recognition event, over 500 of our 738 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

student athletes had over a 3.0 GPA. I don’t know if I am right about this but I don’t think there is another public or private university in the country that could boast that accomplishment. We know how hard they work in training and participating in intercollegiate sports and so-forth, but every single sport was represented. All of the coaches for the men’s and women’s teams were there. It was a real prideful night for Ohio State and I am reminded of that with the wonderful accomplishments of the student who was recognized this morning.

With that, I would like to call on President Gee for your report.

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

President Gee:

Thank you Mr. Chairman.

That really leads into my own thinking, spring is finally breaking, I hope. Walking across the Oval this week, I recalled the old saying that March comes in like a lion, unfortunately it has not left, we are hopeful for that. As we all know, it has been a remarkably brisk and busy spring.

We are a forward-thinking and continually-moving University. Our wingspan, literally, extends across the state and around the world. I just want to underscore that we are truly one of the most intellectually vibrant institutions in this country. To indicate the pulse of our campus, let me share a few highlights of the past few weeks.

The University hosted world-renowned conservationist Jane Goodall, Pulitzer Prize- winning author and energy expert Daniel Yergin and, on Sunday, we welcome back the extraordinary artist and architect Maya Lin to the Wexner Center where she is redoing her wonderful sculpture.

Last week, more than 700 of our undergraduates presented their research at our annual Denman Forum. This forum is in its 18th year and I can remember when it started. We held the first forum in a telephone booth. Now with 700 of our undergraduates, it is the largest of its kind in the country, and represents nearly every college and department on campus. It is a remarkable, remarkable undertaking.

Our students are studying everything from health care in Appalachia to tree growth in Ecuador. It is a remarkable showcase of the collective brainpower of our young scholars.

Next weekend, we will take our But For Ohio State campaign on the road to another great Ohio city, Cincinnati. That same day, we will play our Spring Game at Paul Brown Stadium and we are going to win. It’s only fitting of course in Paul Brown Stadium since Paul Brown coached our football team from 1940 to 1943.

Ohio State serves and belongs to all Ohioans as we continue to remind ourselves and this campaign, which we will kick-off in Cincinnati, will enable our University to benefit citizens from all corners of our state for generations to come.

As you know, private giving has never been more critical to Ohio State’s land-grant mission to transform lives. I want to take this opportunity to mention a very recent gift which just occurred yesterday from three generations of a Columbus-area family.

We announced a gift of $13.5 million from the Crane family, which will establish the largest and most comprehensive sports medicine facility in the country. This is an 739 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

extraordinary gesture from truly an extraordinary family, and publically and privately, we are so grateful to that family.

You know, in addition to private giving, we have been doing everything possible to provide the highest quality education at an affordable cost for our students. Our state government has given us a unique opportunity to partner with them as we move forward, to ensure that more students cross the finish line. But we know we must continue to do more and look for other ways to make Ohio State more affordable and more accessible. In that regard, you will hear about this in more depth. As we heard at our Board meeting yesterday Mr. Chairman, this is one of the premier issues of our time at this institution and you will hear from our Chief Financial Officer, Geoff Chatas, a little bit later.

The reason that we must do more for more students is readily apparent every day on our campuses. Last month, we learned that four of our students have been recognized as Goldwater Scholars; five Ohio State graduates have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships; and Henry Peller, a junior from Roseville, Ohio, has received a Udall Scholarship to fund a self-designed environmental major.

Before I move on, I also want to report some other great news about our faculty. Three faculty members in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering earned Faculty Early CAREER awards. To our Board, these are the most promising young scientists and engineers in the country and three of our faculty have earned that.

Theatre professor Ana Puga has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar and Joseph Heremans is the latest faculty member to join the National Academy of Engineering.

Our magnificent recreational facility has been listed among “The 25 Most Amazing Campus Student Recreation Centers” in the country, and Fisher College of Business made the largest advancement of any school in Bloomberg Business Week’s 2013 report.

On a more somber note, I want to acknowledge the passing of Professor Emerita Donna Evans, a retired dean of Education at Ohio State, and, more recently, a trustee member at Central State University. Dr. Evans was a long-time teacher, administrator, and educational advocate, and we will more formally recognize her contributions to Ohio State and the wider community at a future meeting.

Looking ahead, the pace of our University continues with much pomp and circumstance. Early next month, Ohio State and The Columbus Association for the Performing Arts will present the Royal Shakespeare Company production of “Julius Caesar”. The first time the company, even though we are their American home, is performing now Columbus. It is the South African version that they have brought, which has received international acclaim and we are so grateful to be able to have them come and be with us.

On May 5, we will celebrate the largest Commencement in University history with some 12,000 graduates in Ohio Stadium, and with the President of the United States to boot.

Finally, last week marked the second consecutive Elite Eight appearance of our men’s basketball team, so I want to congratulate Coach Matta and his players on an exceptional season. They were a formidable force this year, and made us all proud.

What is even more impressive is the character of our student athletes off the court, as we have just heard from our Chairman. The fact is that more than 500 Buckeyes were named scholar athletes and our student athletes volunteered for nearly 5,000 740 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

hours of community service.

Case in point, I want to share this letter to The Lantern by junior Deshaun Thomas. It was published this week and as you know, Deshaun was just selected as the John Wooden All-American. I will read just a bit of it, this is from Deshaun: “As a basketball player at Ohio State, I am both proud and honored that our University follows our sport the way they do. I know that athletes in other sports who do not get much press coverage are also winning championships. Logan Stieber won his second-consecutive national championship in wrestling. Senior Marco Canevari secured the gold medal in men’s fencing. Gymnasts Sarah Miller and Aly Marohn captured the Big Ten Championship on the balance beam. All athletes at Ohio State work very hard at being the best they can be at their sport. They all deserve to be celebrated.”

Now, I could not agree more with Deshaun. This letter represents just one more reminder why I believe that every day we are taught by our students, and why it is such a great privilege for me to serve this University.

Thank you. That is my report Mr. Chairman.

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Mr. Schottenstein:

Great report. Any questions or comments from members of the Board?

At this time I’d like to call on our Chief Financial Officer, Geoff Chatas, who will be making a presentation on one of the issues you outlined Dr. Gee; one of the most important issues of our day which is the ever challenging need to balance affordability, access, and tuition. With that, I will turn it over to you Mr. Chatas.

Mr. Chatas:

Thank you Mr. Schottenstein. Good morning everyone and thank you for giving me a few minutes to talk about a very important issue that President Gee eluded to, student affordability.

Over the last few years we have been engaged in a discussion about a strategic academic plan which involves reinvestment into our faculty and our students. Today I want to focus for a minute on the question of student affordability and resource generation. Over the coming months we will be engaging in a dialog about this topic and so today I want to sort of set the table and lay some parameters out that will allow us to have a very useful discussion and dialog about the future of ensuring that we have both access and excellence at Ohio State.

Powerpoint Presentation

Just a quick set of numbers, it’s telling. This is a 25-year view and I graduated from college in 1985 interestingly and this tuition fee looks reasonably familiar: $1,600 was our tuition in-state. At Ohio State we had 54,000 students enrolled. Our state support was about $200 million and the University’s budget in total including the Medical Center, was under $500 million. Today, we have a few more students, 56,387, a few more faculty, and tuition this year is over $10,000, $10,037 to be exact. State support has gone up. I know people talk about the state not keeping pace but the fact is the actual dollars have gone up and so have our cost. In total, when you look across all of the support we get from the State of Ohio, its approaching $500 million. Our budget this year exceeded $5.2 billion. I put this up because there are two issues that I think are important to point out. The first is the growth in that tuition number has exceeded inflation. It would have been about 741 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

$4,800 if you’d taken just the rate of inflation from 1985 to 2013. Ask the question, what has happened in terms of our cost structure that has added that extra $6,000. That will be an area of discussion. The second is, as you project this forward and as the Board knows a few years ago we did our first long-term strategic plan, we are now looking out 10 – 15 – 20 years, we want to make sure we have an ability to not see this same trend continue where that tuition rate would be something over $100,000 and the debt burden would be something approaching $250 million if you did nothing. Now remember those are in today’s dollars so when you adjust them for inflation, it would come down but it’s a trend that is not sustainable.

I mentioned that we have done much already on the affordability front. This is from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and it shows the` percent change in tuition at public colleges and universities, adjusted for inflation from 2008 to 2013. You can see, when compared to other states in the nation, the State of Ohio has been able to keep tuition increases far lower than the national average over the last six years. You all recall we had a period where we had no increases for three years at our public university. At the same time, again from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, we can see how State support and funding cuts have impacted the universities and you can see some substantial numbers here in certain states. Ohio remains kind of in the middle of the pack. Even during a period of declining state funding, the state has done a reasonably good job of remaining a good partner to higher education.

What have we done in the past few years? This chart shows the $213 million of scholarship and grant sources at the University, 60% which are institutionally funded. An important note, we have increased, we have tripled institutionally funded financial aid from $42 million to $129 million from 2003 to 2013.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Geoff, maybe you ought to explain with a little more clarity what you mean by institutionally funded.

Mr. Chatas:

Yes, I will, thank you. Institutionally funded financial aid is financial aid that we provide to students that does not involve dollars coming from an outside source, albeit a gift to the University or federal gift aid or income from an endowment. The term that many will use is that it is a reduction or discount to the tuition price that we charge our students that is then funded internally. That is important because the individual colleges then have to make up the cost of providing that discount to the students because as their costs grow over time and we reduced their funding by the $87 million we added to the institutional aid; it creates challenges for the colleges.

That has led us to look at a number of strategies in three buckets that are important to securing the ability to both increase that financial aid and do it with true third-party dollars so that we can have a sustainable flow of money to fund those scholarships, including our development and advancement efforts, gifts to the University, and what we can do internally to generate new resources.

As we outlined in our strategic plan a few years ago, the three buckets of activity on the financial front remain consistent: new revenue generation; managing our expenses; and looking at the businesses we are in, and if they are not core to what we do, looking for an outside partner to manage those businesses and redeploy the assets. These are some of the examples over the last three years of what we have done and are doing to ensure we have adequate resources. We issued a half a billion dollars of century bonds which will be used to reinvest in our academic core over the coming century. We signed a first of its kind affinity agreement with Huntington Bank which provided $25 million in the first year, a million dollars that we 742 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

just received, all invested back into our students and our faculty. We leased our parking operations for $483 million which has been placed back into the endowment and is on track to generate about $50 million of income this year, some which will be placed back into the endowment for the future and about half of it will be spent on current initiatives. I will remind everyone that is for hiring new faculty in our Discovery Themes, for student scholarships including the Eminence Scholarships, for sustainability and for investment in the arts.

We also have seen robust growth, in percentage terms, in the revenues from our Technology Commercialization efforts. I would say it’s in its early days and the absolute numbers are quite small but we are seeing significant improvement in taking the amazing ideas from our students and faculty and get them to market more quickly. And the ongoing piece, which will be a significant part of our discussion, is the focus on expenses which is how we procure things, how we buy things. We are on target this year to save $30 million just through initial efforts such as procuring things like managing copying machines, certain janitorial services as well other categories, office supplies and more importantly our review of expenses is leading to a very thorough plan to look at how to drive down cost by driving efficiencies, in what I would term as some of the administrative things we do every day at Ohio State.

This is all important. I will remind everyone as we look at the quantum of debt our students have to take on to attend Ohio State, we are certainly not at the high end of the Big Ten, we are just below the average with four institutions having their students with less debt than we have. You can see the trend and the growth in numbers each year and if I were to take it back 10 years, you would see this growth in absolute terms. It is really the focus of the prior efforts we’ve talked about to generate the resources to ensure that we can work on strategies to get this number to go down in absolute terms over time so that our students can leave in a strong and healthy financial position as well as academic position.

I will end with what more can we do? Well, it really is focusing on these core financial strategies that will be the center of our discussions in the coming Board meetings; continuing to focus on growing revenues and reducing expenses with one simple goal, to reinvest in our academic core. Today I have been focusing purely on students but I remind the Board that it is also focused on our faculty and our facilities and making sure that we have the adequate resources to focus on both access and excellence. With that, I am happy to take any questions.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Great report. I want to say one thing and then invite comments from other Trustees.

A lot of people ask what does the Board do, what does the Board focus on, what happens at these Board meetings? One of the biggest answers is this, this exact issue; the need to balance affordability while pushing quality by being smart stewards, of how we manage our resources. I don’t know if any trustees want to comment on this; Mr. Jurgensen who chairs our Finance Committee, Dr. Wadsworth who chairs Academic Affairs, or if anyone wants to make any comments.

Mr. Jurgensen:

If you come from the business world and you sit on a Board of a university, almost every time you are on campus, you get insight into why universities and companies are not the same. There are some very real and some very stark differences between a higher education institution and a big company. Having said that, there are also lots of examples where things that we have learned in business or have had to take on in the area of expense efficiencies, can apply very well in a university setting. Universities have some of the exact challenges with how they are organized and how they source things. One of the things I would say about Ohio State and it is 743 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

not unique to Ohio State but it’s very real, we have been organized in a very independent way. That brings with it a level of redundancy across things which, one could argue, are not really mission critical to what we do. I think a number of people on the Board whose own companies have gone through similar kinds of exercises that Geoff is talking about can lend some insight on to how we can find some savings. I think across north of a $5 billion budget, and this applies both to the academic part of the University as well as the Medical Center, we are literally talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. It’s not at all insignificant, but it won’t be easy either. The hard part is not so much identifying what the possibilities might be, the hard part is the behavioral change that needs to accompany those ideas. They will cause people to have to live their life differently. Probably the best manifestation of this for me is when Dr. Gee, some numbers of years ago, put us down the road to be “One University”. On one level, as simple as that might sound, it’s not simple at all. It speaks directly to this issue. It will provide the cultural context that will enable us to free up these financial resources. Then our responsibility is when we do free up these resources, we resist the temptation to go out and spend them on things. This model of putting money in to the endowment and creating financial resources to provide ongoing annual support works as long as you don’t invade the principle. Sometimes there is a temptation when people see large endowments at the University, or they see a lot of cash on our balance sheet; somebody will come up with an idea for another building, another program, or another whatever. Not that they are not good ideas, but if we truly want to remain committed to investing into faculty and students, we are going to need to resist the temptation to spend it when we generate it; a lot of work but a lot of promise as well.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Does Jeff or any other Trustee want to comment on these issues; these are among the most pressing issues of the day.

Dr. Wadsworth:

I will just echo some of the things that Jerry said. I do believe that higher education is in a transition and that major changes are going to be happening in the next decade. I think we have done a good job of using innovative methods and resources to grow the revenue. I think that has been very impressive. We all go through it in business. You have got to have growth and you have got to cut costs. Hopefully if you do that and stay agile and alert, you can keep up with the ever changing economic times. Reducing expenses is tough; it’s a tough thing to do. I think that is the next phase we need to get into. Chairing the Academic Affairs and Student Life Committee, I am constantly reminded of why we are here and education is so very important to make it affordable and high quality. That requires investment so we have to both cut costs and also invest. That is something everyone has to do and it is a very critical time to make sure we do it right.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Gil.

Dr. Cloyd:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. I would like to build off of the comments that Jerry and Jeff provided and come back to a comment that President Gee made in his report.

That is his strong personal desire to see this University really become the leader in defining how a major university can address the triad of high quality, access, and affordability that many people see as variables that you can’t bring together and win on all three fronts. I don’t think there is a more important mission in post-secondary, graduate, and professional education today than figuring out how to do that 744 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

consistently. I think if we can look at the academic core and what is comes down to, one of the things I am encouraged by, and again President Gee I am encouraged by your leadership in this fashion when you said put students first the first day you walked back on this campus. So whether they are undergraduate, whether they are graduate, or they are professional students, if we keep that goal in our mind and define how we achieve that for the students, I think it will be very helpful with the perspectives and the cautions that you have provided Jerry, that the investments we make that we are always coming back and saying is it really targeted to that mission; whether it’s an investment in faculty, whether it’s an investment in facilities, or equipment and feeling very confident that that is what we are doing. I can’t stop until I underscore the concern that Jerry raised which I think is very real. When you start having available cash it becomes very easy not to be as discriminating as you should be in defining how to invest it. I think that will be one of the challenges the University leadership is going to face and I think, as a Board, that we need to feel good about with the kinds of investments we are making.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Monte.

Judge Marbley:

I would like to add to what Gil said because our mandate has already been carefully defined for us. We are a land-grant university. Our mission is a bit more nuanced than it would be if we were a for-profit business or even if we were a private university. I think that one of the things of which I am most proud of serving on this Board is that we have been true to that mission through the leadership of Dr. Gee where we hold the line on tuition increases and the like because our charge is to provide the highest quality of education at the lowest cost. There is nothing more compelling than each year at graduation when Gordon talks about this being the “University of the American Dream” and when he indicates how many students are first time college graduates. That indicates that we have taken the step toward fulfilling our land-grant mission and so whenever we doubt why we have to do what Geoff is leading us in doing, all we have to do is go back to the Morrill Act and then we understand why. That’s all I have Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Ben.

Mr. Reinke:

I want to reiterate what Dr. Cloyd said in the context of there is a very large discussion going on nationally about the value of higher education. I think that some of the things that have been said here indicate that we believe that the value of an Ohio State degree is very high and that we are trying to drive down the costs so that ratio of quality to cost of a degree is as large of a ratio as possible. Within that context, as Dr. Cloyd mentioned, there are these competing forces and the old paradigm is that you can choose one or the other; you can try to be low-cost or you can be high-quality. Part of the reason that I am very proud of what we are doing on the Board is that we are planning on taking a very long range look at this issue and continue to work on this with Geoff’s leadership to find the most creative solution and do the right thing; to ensure that we are high quality and low cost and find the right path to increase that ratio by doing both things at the same time.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Alex.

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Mr. Shumate:

I would like to echo and support the comments that have been made. I do think that it is important to keep in mind that the University has been very focused on using the funds that we have been raising for our core mission and our core goals. You’ll note that when we did receive the additional revenue recently for example with parking privatization that was focused on faculty, focused on students in terms of the use of those funds. I agree that we need to be forever vigilant but I also think it is important to recognize the fine job that the University has done in keeping the focus and providing the support that is necessary to achieve our core goals.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Any comments from other Trustees? I will just add this, because as others in this room constantly remind me, the job of this Board is not to manage the University but to see to it that the University is properly managed. As it relates to these issues, they are challenging, they are the issues of the day. But the great work, superb work, the exemplary work that Gordon, you and Geoff Chatas have spearheaded in this regard, we are up to the challenge. We will continue to focus on this. I can’t thank you enough for putting us into a position where we can not only debate it but debate it with the confidence knowing that we have a team on the field that can execute.

President Gee:

Mr. Chairman, just a couple of points. First of all, thank you. This is the issue of the times. If we strip everything away, the issue of how one loses weight and gains muscle; this is it. We are very fortunate with our Provost, with Dr. Alutto and now Dr. Steinmetz and the great partnership that they have with Geoff is something that I am deeply appreciative of. The other point, and I want to come back to Alex’s point, we have been doing this for some time. We are one of the first that has really talked about this. The second thing is, these I give great deference to, this Board and to the people of the State; many institutions are talking about doing this because they have to. We are talking about doing this because we want to and because it is the right thing to do. We come to it from a position of strength which means we can make good decisions; we don’t have to make decisions of the moment. That is an extraordinary gift that we have so we do not want to lose that momentum nor that time nor that opportunity.

Mr. Jurgensen:

One thing that I am really encouraged about and it came out of a conversation I had the other day with Dr. Steinmetz. This notion of quality that Dr. Cloyd refers to is a term that gets used a lot. What’s the market clearing definition of quality? How would I know if I got a quality education or one that didn’t have high quality? What would I look to?

The reality in the market place today particularly in America is that simply having a college degree is necessary but not sufficient. It matters where you went to college, it matters what you studied there, what you majored in, and it really matters how well did you do. One of the things that I found very encouraging from Dr. Steinmetz was his belief and the notion that higher education needs to pay signification attention to outcomes, not just input. Not just what the average ACT of the incoming freshman class is, but what is happening to Ohio State graduates. He talked about requiring every Dean to know what has happened to everyone you’ve graduated over the last 10 years. Where are they today? Did they get a job? Are they pursuing the vocation and avocation that they came here to study and be prepared to do? What is happening to them? In one measure at least, that is the acid test of quality. When you walk out with $24,000 in debt, the clock is ticking and that interest clock is ticking and you need to pay it back. The only way you are going to do that is if there is a 746 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

high correlation between the quality of that preparation and what it is that you are able to do with it in the market.

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COMMITTEE REPORTS

Mr. Schottenstein:

That is a great report Geoff. This is a process and we are in the middle of this journey and it will continue and I appreciate all of the great work that you, Gordon, our Provost, and our Provost to be have done in support of these efforts.

With that, we will move into our committee reports. First, the Advancement Committee chaired by Linda Kass and Gil Cloyd.

Dr. Cloyd:

The Advancement Committee met yesterday. Our first item of business was to welcome a new non-trustee committee member to the Advancement Committee, Mr. Alan VanderMolen who is Vice Chairman of DJE Holdings and President and CEO of Edelman Global Practices. Obviously from the Edelman Association, Alan is deeply steeped in the kinds of experience and expertise that will be very helpful to our advancement work. Beyond that, he was also a very active participant in the development of our advancement framework planning report which is really the broad-brush outline of how we want to approach advancement. Even more importantly, he is a passionate Buckeye. He is a great addition to our committee and we are very pleased to have him agree to join us. Just as a kind of dedicated person he is, Alan stayed over so that he could see this meeting this morning to understand a little more about Ohio State. Alan, I would like for you to stand up because I don’t know if all of the Board members have met you.

Mr. Eicher provided a report on our development activities and I would like to cover a few highlights. In terms of new fundraising activities through February of this year, we have achieved $223 million versus our $360 million goal, so we are very close. We are 63% achieved in 66% of the time. As they have taken an early look at the March results which we have not reported formally yet, we have positive trends there.

We also discussed the status of our development campaign, which as you know is to raise $2.5 billion by June 2016. The campaign through February had raised $1.46 billion. He got an early March look , it looks like we are up to $1.49 billion, so we have got about a billion dollars to go and we are actually a little bit ahead of pace if you draw a linear line from when we started to what we need to complete the campaign. Good progress there.

We have two areas in our development activities that are getting particularly close attention at this point in time affecting both what we are doing during the year and as we look at the campaign in total. One is our private grants which are down somewhat this year. Mr. Eicher and Dr. Whitacre are taking deeper dives on that to understand exactly what is our status, what our realities are, and what we can do to enhance our results with the private grants.

The second one is our principle gifts. Principle gifts are vernacular; they are gifts of $5 million or more. They are very important in our campaign activity because we have the model of what we want, what size of gifts we need to get to achieve our total campaign goal, and the principle gifts comprise 26% in our model of what we need to have to achieve the goal. We are a little bit behind right now. I wouldn’t say significantly and we have received 26 such gifts to date but again this is going to be 747 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

an area that we are going to give very close attention to and a very high priority to deliver those results.

Secondly as a part of Mr. Eicher’s report, we have five namings on the consent agenda and this includes the gifts related to the marvelous gift from the Crane family that President Gee has already outlined: The Early Learning Research Collaborative, The Sports Medicine Institute, and the Advanced Language Institute. The foundation report and the five namings are on the consent agenda and the committee has recommended them for approval.

Mr. Eicher then provided an update on where we are in the Advancement scorecard and we are overall on track and I think doing well on the engagement and financial goals that we have. As we have talked in the past, the three awareness goals that we have were really new territory for us, we have been in the process of doing various studies and early measurements. We expect to have all of the data in hand from this to establish our baselines in May so the plan is for those three goals is to get a brief update at our June meeting and then plan to do a deep dive at the August meeting on these three goals. Since this is such new territory, the issue of how do we create the awareness with the stakeholders, we anticipate that some modifications and some adjustments are probably going to be needed once we have the information in hand.

Ms. Church provided an update on our visual identity work and there is really great progress here. This includes both our logo but also importantly a broadly based brand identity architecture all consistent to getting to the “One University”. They have established a very large based brand identity guideline team that is working across the University, who in May will really develop architectural guidelines that will give guidance to all of the units. This will be online so that as people look at what they have done in the past, how they can see it integrated into the brand identity approach that we want to have for the university.

In addition to that, I really want to compliment Ms. Church and in particular Ms. Aberegg. The approach they have taken in working with the units; it’s a very collegial interaction. Working with each individual unit with the materials they have today, understanding what we want to achieve so that all of the units can then develop an architecture that will be consistent with “One University” but allow them to have the best presentation of their unit to their particular stakeholders.

Finally, the other part to our identity work gets into the messaging that we will have coming back to what we have developed as the overall institutional positioning statement. That work will begin this summer. Anticipating the visual identity work should be all completed by the fall of 2014 consistent with the guidelines for the expectations we set out in the framework planning report and I think by the end of the year we will start to see really good progress on the messaging.

That concludes my report Mr. Chairman.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Great report. Any questions for Dr. Cloyd?

I have a comment I want to make on this. This has to do with understanding how well we are doing on our awareness goal and brand identity. This past week on the television show, Jeopardy, which I suspect everybody in this room is familiar with Jeopardy; one of their categories was Ohio History. The answer that came up had to do with the land-grant university. My son sent me this. The contestant said Ohio State and Alex Trebek said no, “The Ohio State University”, but they still gave him credit. So, we are making progress.

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The next committee report, Alan Brass, Medical Affairs.

Mr. Brass:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. I will give a synopsis of what happened in Medical Affairs yesterday. I would like to ask Steve to come up and show a really quick video that hit NBC news nationally and I think the Board will find it intriguing.

Dr. Gabbe:

Thanks so much Mr. Brass. I think many of you saw the announcement that President Obama made that significant dollars will be spent on a project to map the human brain. There was coverage in the Dispatch by Misti Crane and Ali Rezai who leads our Neuroscience Institute. It was featured and noted that he is already collaborating with the Ohio Supercomputer Center. Ali’s work with Doug Scharre in treating early Alzheimer’s disease with deep brain stimulation was covered by NBC both on The Today Show and NBC Nightly News. We want to show you that clip. I think it is very moving. Thank you.

Video Presentation

Dr. Gabbe:

So that’s a first; we were the first to do that here at the Wexner Medical Center. Hopkins in now pursuing it. It’s a very exciting opportunity. Thank you.

Mr. Brass:

Steve, do you want to make any additional comments or a couple opening comments and I will pick up from there.

Dr. Gabbe:

Sure. In line with the Neurosciences, we received notification that we are now one of the country’s 25 comprehensive stroke centers. This is awarded by the Joint Commission, the American Heart Association and the American Stroke Association. That is a great recognition for Michel Torbey, Eric Sauvageau, and their team. We were also notified that we now have three Beacon Award Nursing Units. The Beacon Award is given to the outstanding critical care nursing units by the American Association of Critical Care Nursing. You know, of over 5,000 hospitals in the United States, only 20 have three or more Beacon units like us and that’s a great credit to Dr. Mary Nash, Beth Steinberg, and their great teams.

We welcome this week Dr. Ryan Nash from the University of Alabama to be the first Hagop Mekhjian Chair in Medical Ethics and Professionalism and to direct the OSU Medical Center’s Center for Bioethics. There are very few Medical Centers in the country that have an endowed chair or a Center for Bioethics as we do.

Finally, Becker’s, which reviews hospitals around the country, named us one of the 100 great hospitals in the country. Probably not surprising since in the last few weeks they named Dr. Mekhjian as one of the 100 great Chief Medical Officers and Phyllis Teater as one of the 100 great Chief Informatics Officers but it’s good company to be in.

President Gee:

Do they also name University Presidents in that?

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Dr. Gabbe:

I will check the list. If they do, I am sure you are on it.

Mr. Brass:

Thank you Steve.

I will pick up on a couple of other points and then we will move on. I thought I would cycle back on the practice plan. One of the biggest things we did was move our physicians into the practice plan and into our University Medical System. We now are at 93% of all the physicians in that new program and we anticipate we will be at 100% at the end of this year. I think that is going very well.

From a fundraising standpoint, we had a goal of $75 million as related to the new building and I am happy to tell you we are now at $13 million yet outstanding and we will in fact complete that goal by the time we open up that hospital. That being a specific goal related to that specific project but we are tracking it very carefully.

The financials, the best thing I can say on the financials, we are having the best year that the Medical Center has ever had. That is saying something as it relates to what’s happening with health care and health care reform and all of the competitive programs and revenue reduction programs. We track EBIDA, we are ahead on budget. We track our days cash on hand, we track our debt to service coverage; all of it is looking very well. Our revenue over expenses bottom line net is up 16% over budget. We are having an outstanding year at the Medical Center as it relates to finances. That credit goes right back to the quality of our staff. The recruitment that Dr. Gabbe and our Medical School are doing; the nursing quality that we just heard about with Dr. Nash; and what others are achieving is driving our volumes and driving our entire enterprise.

I think the next thing we did was take a look at our construction program. I would like to start off by saying at this point, while we are sitting here, we are now 60% done with that project. By the end of the year we will be at 70% of that project. By the end of the year, we will have spent or contracted $900 million of the $1.1 billion project. In June, I anticipate that the Board will be asked for the balance of the money to continue the contract awards. That project is on schedule for a 2014 program to be opened. If you haven’t looked at the building recently, I’d encourage you to take a little ride around. The outside is closed up. Our construction team is in the inside dry walling and starting the finish work of that building. The Cramblett Building in front has been taken down. That opens up the entire area in front of our new medical building. It’s absolutely going to be gorgeous when it is finished because that will allow for the new entrance to the emergency rooms, new entrance to the main hospital, a lot of green space so that the campus itself will take on an entirely new look as part of our architectural framework plan. Our loading docks are going in and so-on.

Our big project at the Medical Center I think is moving along very well. Like I have said before, I have been involved with the construction of a lot of medical facilities and this one has gone as smoothly as any of them. Our contractors are doing a good job. Remember, we took on a new approach to this building with our state as it related to our bidding process. We started with a $80 million contingency on this project. Immediately we were able to put $25 million of that contingency back as it relates to “we just won’t need it” because of the bidding process. Where we stand right now, that would give us a balance of $55 million in contingency and when it is all said and done, I think we will in fact have contingency left over. This project has not used a lot of contingency funds. I think our overall program has gone very well.

The next item of importance is the Strategic Plan continues to move forward for the 750 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Medical Center. We are finishing up a six year plan that we are under now. We are moving to a 10-year horizon as it relates to a new Strategic Plan. We will in fact be testing that plan in a lot of different ways over the next couple months and we hope that at the August Board meeting, we will be able to take a look at ratifying that plan. Part of that is to take a look at our governance model as relates to the Medical Center system, its committees, its structure; both our Board of Trustee members should be on that as well as community individuals who have expertise in health care that can help us along as relates to strategic thinking. A big event about to happen which will be a new strategic plan for the Medical Center that will carry them for the next decade.

Mr. Chairman, there are two action items on the consent agenda today. The first is for an Expedited Credentialing process and the reason for that is the Board only meets every other month and there is a need for us to approve physicians and other Allied Health Professionals in between the cycle and then the Board will ratify it the following meeting. The last is the consent agenda item for a sublease at our new facility that is going to start construction next month. That is our New Albany Medical Center and the sublease is for our Integrated Wellness Partners that is part of that system as well.

Unless there are questions, that completes the Medical Affairs report.

Dr. Cloyd:

Alan, a question, and I know it’s the governance structure and I know that is something that is being worked at this point in time, but when you talk about participants, are we going to be open to what I will call external people on the Governance Board that could be from anywhere in the nation who bring a level of expertise and experience? I am trying to think of the way this Board has taken the approach to Charter Trustees, will we look at it in that kind of perspective; high quality people that may not be in the state of Ohio but can bring help will also be possible members of the Governance Board?

Mr. Brass:

That’s a really good question Gil. I think the short answer is yes. I think that could happen from one of two ways; one is, if we do bring a Charter member on this Board that has that type of expertise that we need, obviously we could ask him to serve on the new Health Center Board or whatever we end up calling it. We are thinking and looking at renaming that in light of its bigger approach. I would think that is one way in which we could bring that expertise. The second is if in fact when we are finished with this project review as it relates to governance, we could also have individuals, be that physicians, or executives, or other Board members from other big and large systems that could in fact bring some expertise and invite them to be a member of that Medical Center System.

Dr. Cloyd:

I think that is very good and I will say it this way, even beyond the expertise in a Governance Board like this, I think just as most public corporations have people that can come from many different perspectives. If they are not under the tent on every individual activity that is going on beyond their expertise and acumen they have, I think there is a benefit of a little more of an external view to provide input and oversight to the process.

Mr. Brass:

I agree Gil and I remind us all that the Medical Center’s mission is a three part type mission, its patient care, its education, and its research. When we think about the 751 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Medical Center, we should not be just thinking clinical. We should be thinking who is there that can help us with our research or our education endeavors as well; maybe someone from NIH. Those are the ways we should be thinking.

Comments are good, thank you.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Any other questions for Alan?

That’s a great report. Judge Marbley, Audit and Compliance.

Judge Marbley:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. The Audit and Compliance Committee met yesterday. We began with a presentation from Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning, Mr. Jay Kasey regarding the creation of a new affiliated entity; University Development Strategies, Inc. This affiliate will focus on providing support and expertise to the University in strategic planning on a broad array of real estate planning initiatives at the University and its surrounding neighborhoods consistent with President Gee’s “One University” framework plan. The committee voted to recommend the approval of the creation of this affiliate and this is before us today on the consent agenda.

We next heard from Mr. Rick Stover, a partner with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PWC), the University’s external auditing firm, and he delivered the External Audit Plan for fiscal year 2013.

As part of PWC’s responsibilities under generally accepted accounting standards, PWC is required to communicate with the members of the University’s Audit and Compliance Committee on certain matters regarding the results and scope of the external audits.

Mr. Stover outlined the fiscal year 2013 External Audit Plan and identified the scope of the audit, new areas of focus for 2013 and significant risk and audit emphasis areas.

Among the new areas of examination during fiscal year 2013 will be the University’s parking agreement and related party transactions to examine inner-University transactions. The areas of potential risk identified included the Universities healthcare components and a focus during the upcoming year will be on the examination and testing of healthcare component systems and assessing the controls that are currently in place.

An audit of the full set of financials for Athletics will also be performed in compliance with NCAA regulations agreed upon procedures of the NCAA Intercollegiate Athletics Program and Athletic Booster information will be examined.

A timeline for the planning and reporting and delivery of the external audit reports for the entirety of fiscal year 2013 was also presented to and reviewed by the committee.

Finally, we heard a presentation from Mr. Gates Garrity-Rokous, who is the Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer regarding the Office of Compliance and Integrity. He updated the committee on the status of his team and his focus on creating a team that will drive the centralized compliance process while ensuring independence of the office. As part of his compliance team, the committee welcomed Mr. Chris Glaros as the new Assistant Vice President and Compliance Operations Leader. He is basically going to be the COO of that office. Mr. Garrity- 752 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Rokous also provided an update on the creation of the new Public Records office and its processes and procedures that have been developed and employed to respond fully and timely to the various public records requests that come to the university. You will recall that we hired a person who was the Chief Public Records lawyer for Attorney General DeWine so we have a Public Records Office or segment that is second to none.

The records review process utilized by the Compliance Office will be empowered for future use with other compliance office issues response processes including investigations and regulatory contacts.

Mr. Chairman that concludes my summation.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Any questions? Yes, Gil.

Dr. Cloyd:

Yes, Judge Marbley, this past week there has been a lot of press for a variety of reasons of NCAA and their regulation book and I learned for the first time that it was over 700 pages and that there are a lot of changes that are going to be occurring this year. The question I have is; is there any anticipated change that is going to cause a major change we have to make in our compliance structure and approach from what we have talked in the past or is the structure and the approach that we have established in the past basically going to take care of any kind of significant changes that the NCAA makes this year in their regulations?

Judge Marbley:

I will give you a two-part answer Dr. Cloyd. First, one of the things that Gates has done, he has partnered with our Athletic Director Gene Smith who is here. Gene you can respond to that if you wish, and as a result of that partnership they have undertaken to make sure there is an educational component in place; not only for our student athletes, but also for our coaches, including the ones who are involved in recruiting. They will know all of the nuances of any change in regulations. They change their regulations annually or they add to them or modify them and so it is incumbent upon Gates’ office in conjunction with Gene’s office, the Department of Athletics, to make sure that all of our people are up to speed on any changes or new interpretations of the regulations. Gene, is there anything you wish to add to that?

Mr. Smith:

I will add that you are exactly right Judge Marbley. Actually, the changes that are occurring are a result of de-regulation. Hopefully those 700 plus pages will reduce to another number that is easier to manage. I think our structure that we have set up is a leading structure in the industry and will be able to respond to new legislation or any governance changes at the NCAA that emerges over the next few years so I think we are in good shape.

Dr. Cloyd:

Great, thank you very much.

Mr. Schottenstein:

I would like to say one other thing if I could Judge Marbley. I sat through the Audit and Compliance Committee meeting and listened to our new Chief Compliance Officer Gates Garrity-Rokous’ report and frankly was very pleased at not just what 753 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

appears to be a highly collaborative, and let’s face it, it needs to be collaborative, way at which he is working across the entire span of the University. It appears to be a very thoughtful org chart to bring us to centralization and he has made a lot of progress. The tone and his demeanor, I think, is not just strong but it’s balanced. It’s one thing to create a structure; it’s another thing to have people that can manage it. I think that we have made an enormous amount of progress in a short period of time on both fronts.

Judge Marbley:

Yes. He has done a wonderful job of identifying our risk areas, prioritizing them and then establishing a communications network within our various units. What you would be even more proud of and you don’t get to see this but we talk every other week and he gives us an update. The various colleges and units within the university have been so collaborative and working with him to make sure we can be proactive as opposed to reactive to issues that arise in the compliance area.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Any other comments? Ok. Academic Affairs, Jeff Wadsworth.

Dr. Wadsworth:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. We began our meeting with the endorsement of the adoption of uniform statewide standards for remediation-free status. The second item was a revision to the university nonsmoking policy to a tobacco free policy. This actually approves the University developing such a policy with the intent of implementation on August 1st of this year. It has involved 26 work groups, 500 emails, so this isn’t something that has been done in isolation. I would also note that the Wexner Medical Center adopted such a policy in 2006 and we at Battelle on the other side of King Avenue also have a tobacco free policy, implemented at about the same time as the Wexner Medical Center as a matter of fact.

We are putting in place assistance programs to help with cessation and the associated stress that comes with doing that. The University’s overall wellness program is embracing this.

Next we endorsed various amendments to the Rules of the University Faculty, a number of routine personnel actions, approval of degrees and certificates for spring semester, and the awarding of Honorary Degrees to photojournalist Annie Leibowitz, vocalist Nancy Wilson, and President Gee, you will be pleased that we approved the third one which is to the other President, President Obama. You are in good company.

President Gee:

Thank you very much.

Dr. Wadsworth:

You are welcome.

President Gee:

He thanks you also.

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Mr. Schottenstein:

It was unanimous.

Dr. Wadsworth:

Certainly was.

Now for those of you who read the Dispatch this morning, there were a couple of interesting stories; I will focus on one of them. There was a very nice story about the ice-core work that was done by Professors Lonnie Thompson and Ellen Mosley- Thompson. They have dug up a new set of ice-cores that correlate in different geographical regions with previous work that really sets the standard for understanding global climate change. I want to take a moment to express my own immense… I am just truly in awe of the work they have done. In a sense, these ice- cores capture the history of the world. Some of those ice-cores come from regions that no longer have ice. So I keep asking about back-up generators; how many do we have because people could be coming a hundred years from today and studying because every year a layer of dust and then ice forms and various botanical material. You can go back in time and study. This work is not world class, its world leading. It is an absolutely world leading piece of work and it represents two careers. We were delighted to hear a resolution to award the Sullivant Medal, which is only given every five years, and I will give you a quote, it’s for “recognition by means of a practically imperishable record, of an admittedly notable achievement on the part of a son or daughter of the University.” This goes to Professors Lonnie Thompson and Ellen Mosley-Thompson and quite rightly so.

We had three brief discussions. The first was the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (FAES) by Dr. Bruce McPheron, our new Dean. He discussed the state of his College. This is a really important area, it has been historically, but it is into the future. One of the more well established databases is on human population and there is no doubt that over the next 40 years, the human population is going to increase rapidly from about seven to nine billion. That brings with it incredible stresses on the production of food which then causes incredible pressures on water and on energy, then there will be concomitant issues around national security and conflict. Solving the food problem through agricultural innovation as well as the bringing together of different sciences is key to not only the future of Ohio but of the world.

Talking of Ohio, one out of six Ohioans have been “food insecure” in the last year. We think of ourselves as being a pretty healthy state but actually one in six people are hungry. That is something we want to solve as well.

All of this works right at the heart of the discovery themes. We are confident we can make major advances. There are issues and Dean McPheron quite correctly brought these to the committee. I would like to quickly comment on them.

One is something that our President and our Provost to-be have struggled with which is bringing together distinct areas under one college. He wants to build a one college brand and mentality for the four distinct areas under the Dean’s areas of responsibilities. The second is there is a lot of, quite frankly, 20th Century infrastructure in place that needs to be upgraded. We come back to our investment decisions and the tough ones we have to make, where are we going to invest? We need to think about that and there is work underway to plan and help us think about that.

In the budget model that depends on volatile state appropriations, we have got to make sure the college is financially able to participate and is adding value through extension. Extension programs reach a quarter of a million Ohio youth each year, 755 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

which is fantastic; some very powerful things here.

We asked about the international dimension to the college and it’s very strong. This college has an international reputation that is very powerful. I was pleased to note that 40% of their students graduating have had an international experience. They are heading up to 100% Gordon. 100% have had an internship, which we all think is very powerful in producing students that are ready for the work force. A very good review and we are going to be following up in a number of areas.

The next area was on our Second Year Transformational Experience Program or STEP; which I think we are all getting used to that acronym. It was presented by Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston, who I think is in the audience, and her colleague Professor Leslie Alexander. We are very interested in following this program. This was approved as a pilot for the 2013-2014 academic year. The first question was how many people would sign up for it: how many second year students would sign up for it; how many faculty would? We are delighted to report that the 1,000 student slots were met by a request from 1,500 students and the number of faculty slots of 50 was exceeded also so we have a very vibrant energetic group of people wanting to take this pilot program on. We are seeing a very strong start.

One of the key aspects of the program is to facilitate faculty student interaction. Here is an interesting piece of data; a survey revealed that 50%, one out of two students nationwide had not had an interaction with a faculty member outside the classroom. This is a great shame, because for many of us, we reflect on our own backgrounds and it was a faculty member or two who had an influence on our choices and how we made decisions. Absent that, I think we are missing a piece of education. That is something that we are really focused on in this program.

There are six experiential education opportunities: studying abroad, internships, service learning, undergraduate research, leadership, and artistic creative endeavors. We are off and running and faculty involvement will be overseen by the usual committees. By 2016 all of Ohio State’s second year students will be included in STEP.

The third and last area was a discussion by our Vice President of Research, Caroline Whitacre, and we asked her to come and tell us about the impact of sequestration the federal grant portfolio. Just a quick reminder, sequestration was designed to be such a bad idea that it would never be implemented; lets invent something that is so “dopey”, no one will ever sign up and implement. But here we are; it’s being implemented. As a result, it has a bunch of bad consequences because it basically does an across the Board cut instead of allowing people to select what is the most appropriate places.

It’s a total of $1.3 trillion over eight years. That translates to $85 billion this year. We are half-way through this year so there are only six months left to make those cuts which means it doubles the impact.

That’s the problem statement.

It turns out that we are going to lose about $13-$14 million out of a budget of about $70-$80 million which is actually less than we predicted. Some of the implementation steps haven’t been put in place the way they were intended to be or reported to be. We have seen a 20% reduction in National Science Foundation grants this year in anticipation of the sequester and the National Institutes of Health has reduced the amount they will fund. It turns out, there are different ways of implementing the cuts but they are all pretty broad based. We are all holding our breath a little bit to hope that we don’t see a major impact in the programs here. The fact is budgets are going down and we need to get ready.

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In that regard, I am pleased to say that we are working together between Battelle and Ohio State in developing a proposal center here at the university modeled on the ones we use to try to go after larger federal grants in a very systematic way and we are hoping to have success in that.

That’s my report Mr. Chairman and all of those items I mentioned are on the consent agenda.

President Gee:

Can I just make one comment because I want to come back to something? First of all, we really blessed to have hired one of the most forward thinking leaders of agriculture and its related activities in the 21st century, Bruce McPheron. Jack was very instrumental in that hiring by the way and our partner in that regard. One of the things you mentioned and I want to combine this with the power of Ohio State that we have never really fully understood.

The Punjab Agricultural University was really established partly by Ohio State. Punjab Agricultural University, the premier of its kind in India, was central in the Green Revolution, which was the feeding of India. This revolution literally impacted a billion people. We went to Brazil and we went to ESALQ (Luiz de Queiroz College of Agriculture) which is the Premier Agricultural University in Brazil. About a third of their faculty are Ohio State graduates. We could have held a faculty meeting there. ESALQ has been instrumental in Brazil now and expects to move to the front ranks by the year 2020. Brazil will be feeding the world because of their tremendous agricultural activity. So the annotated consequences of the power of one college in terms of its worldwide impact is something that we need to cherish and understand.

Dr. Wadsworth:

Indeed.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Other comments? Dr. Cloyd.

Dr. Cloyd:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. I guess this is a comment because there is not an easy answer to a question you would make. In response to the challenge you had mentioned that Dean McPheron is taking on now with four colleges in FAES and how do you get the power of “One”. We face it broadly as a University but getting the right balance of what’s the power of the “One” versus the continued importance of individuality because we are so diverse and some of the subject matter is so different. This is a huge sociology challenge and I hope we are bringing the best thinking that you can capture at this University or elsewhere. As we go through that process to get to the right balance because in the end, we will have the power of the greater unit but we don’t want to be homogenous. We have got to have the right diversity to really be the outstanding institution we want to be.

Dr. Wadsworth:

I think there are a couple of good models at Ohio State on how it’s being done. The Dean, I think, is going to do a good job with it.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Yes, Jack.

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Mr. Fisher:

Thanks for your report Jeff. I would like to add the subject matter of water to this whole discussion. Right now at this point in time, unfortunately the State of Ohio is recognized nationally right now for what has been going on over the last couple of years in Grand Lake St. Marys relative to toxic algae growth. Now it has spread to the western part of the Lake Erie basin. We have a window of opportunity here in the next several years to enhance our overall research engagement. What we do at a land-grant university through our College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences but in collaboration with several disciplines to do a lot of great things in the water area. Ohio is blessed with an abundant supply of water. How we use it for transportation; for recreation; to fishing; to use in agriculture and manufacturing processes for food; all of these take a lot of water. We are now dealing with oil and gas in Eastern Ohio. Fracking takes a lot of water. Now is the time for us to step up and be fully engaged in dealing with our water resource.

Dr. Wadsworth:

I am pleased to tell you that a new company is being spun out called the Window Water Company to treat the water from fracking so that it can be appropriately reintroduced. There is some very powerful work going on in the state in that technology area. You are right. I think a lot of people who have studied the broad area all end up saying “it’s all about water”. Ultimately, it’s all about water.

President Gee:

Mr. Chairman, if I can make one comment. I want to really come back to Dr. Cloyd’s comment. I think that it is so critical. I think everyone around this table and certainly the Administration is committed to the power of “One University”. If we turn it into the command and control system, if we crush creativity and individuality, then we have lost the very issue we are trying to create. I think that the line of differences, diversity and equations of brilliance being recognized at the same time using our power to bring that together; it’s a sociological shift. It’s also a cultural shift about how we think about ourselves. As you know, one of our major focuses is on talent and culture but trying to keep it within that boundary. There is a difference between being centrally centralized and centrally driven. We have to draw those lines very distinctively. The Board needs to really hold our feet to the fire on that one.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Any other comments on Jeff’s report?

Mr. Jurgensen:

Last point. All of this is required in order to have an honest and continuous examination of what you value. It’s easy to take the argument for and against decentralization to illogical extremes. Almost always, they get smoked out by identifying what people’s assumptions are about what is most important and what is valued the most. This really lies as the heart of getting the University more efficient without becoming less effective and if we became homogeneous we would be less effective. You really need to come at this with how do we make it a win-win? Probably the central principle that people have to get comfortable with in this regard is how they can be held accountable but not responsible for every single thing that goes on. In other words, they have to rely on another part of the University. They have to rely on a matrix. If they can’t rely on a matrix because there is a basic fracture in trust, then Gordon, you will never get there.

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President Gee:

You have said it exactly right.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Just one additional comment I would like to make. Underscoring what you said Gordon concerning our new Dean of FAES, Dean McPheron, and I think I speak for those at the Academic Affairs Committee yesterday who were there to hear his report. We talked earlier about the challenge we have in terms of tuition and affordability and how we manage our resources and as much as we would like to do everything, we can’t. We have to make decisions on what we want to do just as much as make decisions on what maybe we shouldn’t be doing. I do think that in terms of our history, our mission, our land-grant roots that have been mentioned earlier today, our awareness and also our opportunity, this Board, I believe as I said I speak for everyone, we are really impressed by and inspired by his presentation and his leadership. The challenge that he laid down with not just where we are with this in a really good place and historically where we have been but in terms of where we can go and where we can take this. Ohio State’s leadership position in this area that is really, you could argue, is central to our core and almost any other part of this University. We are really lucky. I think we are in the right place in the right time with the right person. It’s a very exciting time for that part our university on a lot of fronts. In a few moments, we will be paying tribute to some out-going Trustees. One of whom, Jack Fisher, has been pounding the drum as hard as any member of this Board on this issue for the last number of years and the Board gets it.

Ok. Jerry, the Finance Committee.

Mr. Jurgensen:

Thank you Mr. Chairman. Yesterday was a day of reviewing a lot of information about a lot of different things; a lot of financial scorecards and physical scorecards related to construction projects and what not.

Mr. Brass already discussed numbers relative to the Medical Center. On the academic side of the house, I would simple say that for the first seven months of the fiscal year, revenues are up about 7% and expenses are up about 7%. Both of those are consistent with how we planned the year to unfold so I have nothing exceptionally positive or negative to say about the numbers.

A normal reoccurring task for us is to consider the issue of waivers of competitive bidding. We have policies and procedures here about how we go to market to buy things. From time-to-time for appropriate reasons, we need waivers of those rules and procedures. We did that 16 times in this quarter. That’s in line with our historical practice.

Ms. Ready presented the Project Status Report. The nice thing about Ohio State is it doesn’t matter which direction you look; you will see a crane. Her department follows every one of those projects very closely. We have nothing that appears, at this moment in time, that would create a budget problem, timing problem, or anything of that like, so, all are on track.

Mr. Kasey presented an update on our Framework Plan which really takes the entirety of the Ohio State campus, breaks it into districts, and attempts to look out five to six years. We do this on a recurring basis so every year is an update, drop a year, add a year five out to try to get a handle on capital requirements and capital needs. We started the presentation having Mr. Chatas remind us of our overall financial position at the moment. I think the quick way for all of us to think about it is that no new requests for debt will come our way until one year after the new hospital 759 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

is opened. That doesn’t mean that we are absolutely, entirely, totally out of debt capacity, but where we are really is in a place and we have an understanding with the rating agencies that we will sit tight until we bring the major capital investment which is a billion dollar addition to the Medical Center online and get through that first year.

On the Physical Environment Scorecard, the noteworthy item there is that Mr. Kasey pointed out is that we continue to look very hard at the issue of energy utilization across the campus and continue to try to find ways to become more efficient in that regard. They have had a lot of success to date in that. Actually, I think this goes back to the Framework Plan in the beginning and the things that we talked about when that effort first unfolded. I think kudos to Mr. Ratner and that whole efforts because taking that total University approach to buildings and where things should be and how they should be located rather than our old model of letting everybody do their own thing wherever, whenever, is that enables you to look at the energy grid and things like that. It’s going to translate into real money.

We went through six items for action, all of which Dr. Gee will go through on the consent agenda; they all looked fine to us.

That concludes my remarks.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Good report. Any questions, comments for Jerry? Thank you.

Lastly, our Governance Committee, Alex Shumate.

Mr. Shumate:

Mr. Chairman, we have two action items coming from our meeting yesterday on the consent agenda. Item three is the Ratification of Committee Appointments and it includes the appointment of Mr. VanderMolen as a member of our Advancement Committee. Also Mr. Chairman, part of our responsibility is the annual election of Officers of the Board consistent with our By-laws that specify that the officers of the Board shall be elected at either the February or April meeting. Specifically the rule that govern this provision reads as follows: “All officers shall take office at the adjournment of the April meeting of the Board or on April 1 if there is no April Board meeting, and shall hold their office through the following April meeting of the Board of trustees”. The Governance Committee, in conjunction with the Board, established traits and qualities that we as a Board looked for in our Chair. The chair shall be elected to a one-year term, and if eligible under his or her term as trustee, may serve a second and a third year. As you know we identified last year the following traits and I want to emphasize that these are in addition to walking on water. The Chair of the Board must build consensus, be collaborative and inclusive and also be an effective communicator who advances good governance practices. We also emphasize that the Chair should be visible within the University community and advocate on behalf of the University.

I am very pleased to report after the committee review and analysis a determination was made unanimously that our current Chair not only met these expectations but indeed exceeded them.

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Resolution No. 2013-67

On behalf of the Governance Committee, I would like to place in nomination:

Robert H. Schottenstein as Chair of the Board

Also, I would like to place in nomination:

Alan W. Brass as Vice Chair of the Board, and David G. Horn as Secretary of the Board

Upon motion of Mr. Shumate, seconded by Judge Marbley, the Board of Trustees adopted the foregoing motion by a unanimous show of hands.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Thank you Mr. Shumate, appreciate it.

The consent agenda is now before the Board. I would like to call on our President to report it to the Board.

President Gee:

Thank you very much Mr. Chairman. First of all congratulations to you. I think that we all recognize this has been a superb year for the University. A University is only as good as its Board and we have a superb Board. Just hearing these reports today reminds me of that. It requires dedicated leadership and you have provided that and more. Bobby you are incredibly capable and have led us forward in ways that none of us could possibly imagine right now. I think that we want to acknowledge that.

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CONSENT AGENDA

Today, we have a total of 22 resolutions on the Consent Agenda. Therefore, we are seeking approval for the following:

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AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY Resolution No. 2013-68

Synopsis: Approval of the following amendments to the Rules of the University Faculty, is proposed.

WHEREAS the University Senate pursuant to rule 3335-1-09 of the Administrative Code is authorized to recommend through the President to the Board of Trustees the adoption of amendments to the Rules of the University Faculty as approved by the University Senate; and

WHEREAS the proposed changes in the Rules of the University Faculty were approved by the University Senate on January 10, 2013:

NOW THEREFORE

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BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the attached amendments to the Rules of the University Faculty be adopted as recommended by the University Senate.

(See Appendix XXXIX for background information, page 791)

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RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORIAM Resolution No. 2013-69

Synopsis: Approval of Resolutions in Memoriam is proposed.

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees approves the following Resolutions in Memoriam and that the President be requested to convey copies to the families of the deceased.

S. Earl Brown

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on February 22, 2012, of S. Earl Brown, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Geography.

Professor Brown was a graduate of West Chester Pennsylvania State Teachers College and of the University of Wisconsin where he received a Master of Science and PhD Degree. He was a veteran of the European Theater in World War II. Professor Brown retired in 1989 from The Ohio State University where he was employed for 32 years serving as Professor in the Department of Geography. He was the recipient of the University’s Distinguished Teaching Award in 1967. Many students who recall their education in the Department of Geography do so because of the inspiring and thoughtful lectures of Professor Brown. To this day his explanations on topics such as industrial location and economic geography are remembered and influential. Professor Brown later served as Acting Dean and Dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. He was a member of various University committees providing a steady hand and insightful comments to achieve the best outcome, both for the University and its students.

Prior to his service at Ohio State he was on the faculty at Indiana University. In 1967 he was a Visiting Professor at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

Professor Brown especially liked a quote from Henry Adams, “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops”. Professor Brown was a truly gifted professor who exhibited great care and concern for all of his students. He is remembered fondly for his academic and personal mentoring as students pursued their degrees. Professor Brown’s teaching, indeed his life, reflected a generous spirit, a loving kindness and a genuine concern for all of those who needed him. His thoughtfulness was legendary…thank you cards, birthday cards, congratulatory cards and an annual Christmas card list that extended back the full length of his career. He never forgot his students, colleagues, and friends and was grateful to them for their enduring friendships.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor S. Earl Brown its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

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Sidney Chafetz

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 12, 2013, of Sidney Chafetz, Professor Emeritus of Art in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Professor Chafetz enrolled at the Rhode Island School of Design in 1940. He was drafted into the U.S. Army two years later and served until 1945. After being injured in the Battle of the Bulge as a soldier in the famed 99th Infantry Division, he returned to school and graduated in 1947. He then continued his professional training at L’Ecole Americaine des Beaux Arts in Fontainebleau and the Académie Julian in Paris. Professor Chafetz began teaching at The Ohio State University in 1948. He was instrumental in establishing and nurturing the printmaking program in the Department of Art. He retired in 1982 to concentrate on his own work. Countless friends and lifelong students knew him as encouraging, demanding, erudite, and witty.

Professor Chafetz was passionately interested in politics, justice, education, and literature and almost equally fond of puns, jokes, and bawdy humor. To him, being an artist meant “using satire to stab at pomposity, whether in my own field of academe or in our political world” and “honoring the great poets and writers who speak to the human condition”. These beliefs permeated his art. Professor Chafetz believed his art should challenge viewers never to forget “the evil mere mortals can do when they abuse power”.

He produced memorable images chronicling political foibles and outrages from the 1950s through the first decade of the 21st century; “academic satires” of life on a large Midwestern college campus; countless portraits of authors and poets as varied as Sholem Aleichem and Amy Lowell; and moving prints celebrating his immigrant ancestors and heritage as a Jewish American.

Professor Chafetz remained active as a working and exhibiting artist throughout his life, with ideas for new projects percolating even in his last days. His appreciation for literature sparked his longtime involvement with Ohio State’s Logan Elm Press. His prints are held in private and corporate collections worldwide, and in such museums as the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Library of Congress, the Museum of Modern Art, the New York Public Library, and the Columbus Museum of Art, a major repository of his work.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Sidney Chafetz its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Mathew Herban III

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on Friday, February 16, 2013 of Mathew Herban III, Associate Professor Emeritus in the Department of History of Art.

Professor Herban held a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from American University and a Master of Arts degree from Boston University. He received his PhD in History of Art from the University of Pennsylvania in 1972 for a dissertation on the late 19th century French painter Maurice Denis. Professor Herban taught at the University of Maryland and Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia before coming to Ohio State in 1973. His teaching and scholarship interests focused on 19th and 20th century European art, with a special emphasis on the art of Paul Gauguin.

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Professor Herban taught at Ohio State for 25 years, during which time he supervised no fewer than ten doctoral theses and served as the primary advisor of nine masters students. He was also a popular teacher among undergraduates; in 1987 received the Arts and Sciences Student Council Award for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching. He developed a number of specialized courses during his long career at Ohio State, most notably “The Art of Paris”, which featured a study-abroad component.

Mathew Herban was an active member of the University community and served on numerous department, college, and University committees, including the University Senate, the International Studies Advisory Committee, the University Gallery Advisory Committee, and the Graduate Council. He was also an impassioned proponent for the arts in the community at large; serving along with his wife Tricia, as art columnist for the Columbus Citizen-Journal from 1979 to 1985.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Mathew Herban III its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Thorvald Kristoffersen

The Board of Trustees of the Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 25, 2013, of Thorvald (Kris) Kristoffersen, Professor Emeritus of the Department of Food Science and Technology in the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

Professor Kristoffersen held a Bachelor of Science degree from the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural College, Copenhagen, Denmark and his Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from Iowa State University. He joined the faculty of the Ohio State University in 1955, where he taught and conducted scholarship for over 27 years. Professor Kristoffersen was a Professor of Dairy Technology from 1955 to 1970. He oversaw the formation and growth of the Department of Food Science and Nutrition from 1970 to 1984. His teaching and scholarship were in the field of the science and technology of cultured dairy products and food lipids. He retired from the University in 1984 as a Professor Emeritus.

He was an internationally recognized authority on the chemistry of cheese ripening and received the Lewis-Pfiser Award in recognition of outstanding cheese research. He served for over twenty years as a member of the Board of Directors of the Swiss Cheese Association. Professor Kristoffersen was also active in a number of professional organizations, including the American Dairy Science Association where he served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Dairy Science, as Chair of the Dairy Food Division, and on a variety of sub-committees. He was also active in the Institute of Food Technologists, and the International Association of Milk, Food and Environmental Sanitarians.

Kris was a very active member of the University community, and served on numerous departmental, college and University committees, including the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences instruction committee, the University Conference Committee of the Teaching Staff, the Graduate Council, as Chair of the University’s Distinguished Teaching Awards Committee, three years on University Senate and three years on the Council of Student Affairs.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Thorvald Kristoffersen its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed in the minutes of the Board of

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Trustees and that a copy be tendered to the family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Richard R. Lanese

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on December 23, 2012, of Richard R. Lanese, Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology and Public Health in the Colleges of Public Health.

After serving in the US Marine corps, Professor Lanese received his PhD in psychology. He was a full professor at The Ohio State University College of Medicine in the Department of Preventive Medicine, which evolved into what is now the College of Public Health. His areas of expertise were epidemiology and public health. He retired in 1995 as Professor Emeritus.

During his time at Ohio State Professor Lanese was dedicated to serving the academic community. Included in his leadership roles were terms as president of Ohio State’s Faculty Club, Chair of the University Senate Steering Committee, and Chair of the University Athletic Council. Professor Lanese influenced his students in their understanding of how to approach a problem and think critically towards its resolution. A strong supporter of ethics in research, he was an early member of the University’s Institutional Review Board to ensure ethics in human research within the biomedical sciences. Externally, Professor Lanese served in community leadership roles, consulting with nonprofit organizations, private businesses and government agencies on health-related matters.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Richard R. Lanese its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Leopold Liss

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 1, 2013, of Leopold Liss, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology.

Dr. Liss received his Baccalaureate in Humanities in Lwow, Poland, 1941; and his Doctorate of Medicine from Ruperta Carola University, Heidelberg, Germany, 1950. He was Professor Emeritus in the Department of Pathology and served as a Professor in the Departments of Pathology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Veterinary Medicine and Faculty of the Graduate School. Dr. Liss also served as the Former Director of the Division of Neuropathology, Director of the OSU Cognitive Disorders Clinic, and Co-Director of the Office of Gerontology at Ohio State. Dr. Liss was an established authority on dementia and as such organized symposia and authored hundreds of publications. He was a co- founder of the National Association of the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association, Vice-President of the American Association of Neuropathologists and co- founder of the Columbus Alzheimer's Association. He also served on the State of Ohio Governor's Task Force on Alzheimer's disease. For the past 21 years, Dr. Liss provided distinguished service as the Medical Director of the Columbus Alzheimer Care Center.

His passion and dedication were honored with numerous awards including the Genesis Award from the National Alzheimer’s Association; Educator of the Year from the Ohio Network of Educational Consultants; Distinguished Research Leadership Award from

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On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Dr. Leopold Liss its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board's heartfelt sympathy.

James Pantalos

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 11, 2013, of James Pantalos, Professor Emeritus in the College of Social Work.

Professor Pantalos served in the 15th Air Force in North Africa and in Southern Italy during WWII. Following his service he earned a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and a Master of Social Work from Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. He worked at Columbus State Hospital and the Columbus City Health Department before joining the faculty of the School of Social Work at The Ohio State University in 1963.

Professor Pantalos was an enthusiastic and dedicated teacher who was devoted to his students. As a social work faculty member, Professor Pantalos trained a generation of social work practitioners with rigorous expectations and an enduring commitment to the most vulnerable members of society. Countless social work students considered him both a friend and a mentor. The entire community benefitted from services provided by Professor Pantalos’s students.

Professor Pantalos was well respected by many students, faculty, staff, and the community. Social work alumni have commented on his enthusiasm, his vision, and his commitment to each of his students. Many of them attribute their professional success to Professor Pantalos.

Professor Pantalos retired in 1985; however he continued to serve students as the faculty advisor to Alpha Phi Omega well beyond his retirement. Professor Pantalos served his community throughout his life. He was an adult volunteer at COSI for many years and a member of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor James Pantalos its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Charles O. Ross

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on February 12, 2013, of Charles O. Ross, Associate Professor Emeritus in the College of Social Work.

Professor Ross earned a BA in English from Stillman College and an MA in Social Work from the University of Chicago. Prior to his arrival in Columbus Professor Ross worked as a case worker and community advocate in Indiana, served as the director of community participation for the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago, and as a faculty member at the University of Chicago. A highly sought political advisor, Professor

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Ross was involved in the campaigns of the first African American mayors to be elected in both Gary, Indiana and Chicago.

Professor Ross joined the faculty at The Ohio State University in 1970 as the first chairperson of the Black Studies Department. He was a fierce advocate for greater opportunity for African American students, faculty, and staff at the University and led a number of protest meetings to call attention to inequities. Although Professor Ross was removed from this position after his first year, he remained a faculty member in the College of Social Work until his retirement in 2005.

Professor Ross taught his students the importance of advocacy and activism on behalf of disenfranchised groups. His students became engaged in important community issues, and understood from Professor Ross the importance of grass roots politics in achieving change on behalf of oppressed groups. Professor Ross was a champion of the minority and low-income student. He also set very high expectations for those students and held them accountable for achieving personal and professional advancement. Professor Ross was honored by social work students as a recipient of the outstanding faculty member award.

On behalf of the University community, The Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Charles O. Ross its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It was directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s sympathy.

John C. Rule

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 12, 2013, of John C. Rule, Professor Emeritus of History.

Professor Rule held graduate degrees from Stanford University and Harvard University. While working on his PhD at Harvard, he held a Fulbright fellowship in Paris from 1953- 1954, and a Sheldon Traveling Fellowship in 1957. During this time, he worked in the Bibliothèque Nationale and the Archives Nationales and began the continuing archival work that was the basis of his scholarship for the rest of his career.

Following a stint as an instructor at Northeastern University, he was appointed an Instructor in history at The Ohio State University in 1958. Two years later, he was put on the tenure track and rose from Assistant Professor to Professor in 1968. He served Ohio State until his retirement in 1995. He was one of our outstanding teachers, remembered warmly by generations of students, both undergraduate and graduate. He was also one of the pillars of the University as a committee member and as a faculty member who socialized and moved across disciplinary lines, for years holding a joint appointment in the French Department and serving on the editorial board of The Ohio State University Press.

Professor Rule was one of the leading historians of seventeenth and eighteenth- century French history and was recognized as a leader of the American School of Louis XIV studies. His publications on the Old Regime in France were prolific, from his edited work, Louis XIV and the Craft of Kingship (1970), to Bureaucracy Under Louis XIV: The Department of Colbert de Torcy, his final work, co-authored with Ben Trotter, that connects modern ideas of bureaucracy to the institutions and precedents set up by Louis XIV. His scholarship was recognized over the years by grants from the American Philosophical Society, the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Newberry Library, and the Folger Library.

Professor Rule served the scholarly community in many ways. He was active in national and regional associations, and he presented papers all over Europe, the 767 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

United States, and Australia. From 1963 to 1969, he was national secretary of the Society for French Historical Studies, which he also served as co-president in 1990. In 1974 he served as president of the American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, Midwest Section and he served on numerous editorial boards. From 1975 to 1986 he was associate editor of French Historical Studies.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor John C. Rule its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Robert F. Schwartz

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 23, 2013, of Robert F. Schwartz, Professor Emeritus of Art in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Professor Schwartz attended the Columbus Art School on scholarship from 1956-57. He held a BFA degree in painting and graphics and an MA degree in painting, with minors in graphics and motion picture photography both from Ohio State.

Professor Schwartz came to the Columbus campus in 1971, following three years at the Newark Campus, where he established art and history of art programs. As a faculty member of what is now the Department of Art, he served students in the painting and drawing area. He was a devoted teacher and valued colleague.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Robert F. Schwartz its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed in the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to the family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Alfred E. Stockum

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on January 8, 2013, of Alfred E. Stockum, Associate Professor Emeritus of Radiology in the College of Medicine.

Alfred E. Stockum was born on July 31, 1928 in New Concord, Ohio. After high school he enlisted in the Air Force for two years, becoming a Staff Sergeant and radar repair instructor, thereby earning the money for higher education. Following his discharge, he enrolled in Mount Union College, completing two years and then transferring to The Ohio State University where he received a BS degree in 1953 and a Medical Degree from the College of Medicine in 1958. Upon graduation he began a pediatric internship and residency at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio where he met his wife Mary Ann who was an Emergency Room nurse. He completed a residency in Radiology at Ohio State from 1961 to 1964 and then a Fellowship in Pediatric Radiology at Los Angeles Children’s Hospital.

Al joined the faculty at The Ohio State University Hospital and became an attending radiologist from 1965-1995 where he advanced to the rank of Associate Professor. It was during this time that he developed his expertise in the evolving forefront field of Interventional Radiology. His calm demeanor, positive attitude, and quiet, caring nature was a great asset for a specialty that was dealing with high risk and difficult patients. He was kind and well-liked by all. His advice was eagerly sought after by attendings of other specialties and the medical students, technologists, and staff alike. His 768 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees contribution to the education of young students was recognized with many awards not only from the Department of Radiology, but also from residents of other departments such as Surgery and Medicine. In spite of his busy schedule, Dr. Stockum led the corporate affairs of the Department of Radiology as the President of University Radiologists, Inc. Upon his retirement he was awarded the title of Associate Professor Emeritus for his many contributions to The Ohio State University and its Medical Center. Dr. Stockum held many roles in his church, Boulevard Presbyterian, where the congregation and Pastor held a beautiful and fitting Memorial, which many friends and colleagues gave testimony to his life well lived.

He and his wife of fifty-three years Mary Ann established The Dr. Alfred and Mary Ann Stockum Medical Student Scholarship Fund (666865) to support the education of worthy medical students. Contributions can be made c/o Office of Development and Alumni Affairs, The Ohio State University, 660 Ackerman Road, P.O. Box 183112 Columbus, Ohio 43218-3112.

On behalf of the University community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Professor Alfred E. Stockum its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It is directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy be tendered to his family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

Ann M. Sullivan

The Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University expresses its sorrow upon the death on February 11, 2013 of Ann M. Sullivan, Instructor Emeritus in the University Libraries.

Instructor Sullivan was born on July 24, 1923, in Columbus, Ohio. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from the College of Saint Mary of the Springs, Columbus, Ohio, in 1944 and a Master of Arts degree in Library Science from Marywood College (now Marywood University), Scranton, Pennsylvania in 1952. She was the recipient of a scholarship to Marywood College in support of her graduate studies. Prior to her appointment in October 1953 by The Ohio State University Libraries, she served as a branch assistant at the Columbus Public Library and as a cataloger and reference librarian at the College of Saint Mary of the Springs. She retired from Ohio State in December 1979, after serving for twenty six years with the Libraries, and was awarded emeritus status in January 1980.

Instructor Sullivan served meritoriously as a cataloger of monographs and serials at The Ohio State University Libraries, with special proficiency in foreign language materials published in French, Spanish, and Portuguese. William Studer, Director of University Libraries, noted her outstanding contributions to the work of University Libraries. He commended her for using her expertise to create easy access to library materials for patrons, for her active involvement in her profession and continuous efforts to develop new professional skills. Throughout her career, Instructor Sullivan maintained involvement with key professional associations: the American Library Association, the Ohio Library Association, and the Catholic Library Association. She served her local community through involvement in the Clintonville Women’s Club and the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.

On behalf of the University Community, the Board of Trustees expresses to the family of Instructor Ann M. Sullivan its deepest sympathy and sense of understanding of their loss. It was directed that this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of the Board of Trustees and that a copy by tendered to her family as an expression of the Board’s heartfelt sympathy.

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RATIFICIATION OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 2012-2013 Resolution No. 2013-70

BE IT RESOLVED, That the ratification of committee appointments for 2012-2013 are as follows:

Academic Affairs and Student Life Benjamin T. Reinke Committee: James Gilmour Jeffrey Wadsworth, Chair Lawrence A. Hilsheimer John C. Fisher, Vice Chair Amy Chronis Algenon L. Marbley Craig S. Morford Linda S. Kass Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) Janet B. Reid Finance Committee: Clark C. Kellogg William G. Jurgensen, Chair Timothy P. Smucker Ronald A. Ratner, Vice Chair Cheryl L. Krueger Brian K. Hicks Benjamin T. Reinke Alan W. Brass Kevin G. Boyle (Faculty Member) Alex Shumate Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) Michael J. Gasser Evann K. Heidersbach Advancement Committee G. Gilbert Cloyd (Charter Trustee) G. Gilbert Cloyd, Co-Chair (Charter Corbett A. Price (Charter Trustee) Trustee) Jo Ann Davidson Linda S. Kass, Co-Chair Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) John C. Fisher Clark C. Kellogg Medical Affairs Committee: Timothy P. Smucker Alan W. Brass, Chair Michael J. Gasser Corbett A. Price, Vice Chair (Charter Benjamin T. Reinke Trustee) John W. Kessler Brian K. Hicks Nancy Kramer Algenon L. Marbley ALAN VANDERMOLEN Janet B. Reid Christopher A. Ito (Alumni Assn William G. Jurgensen Member) Jeffrey Wadsworth Larry Moore (Alumni Assn Member) Cheryl L. Krueger John B. Gerlach (Foundation Brd Evann K. Heidersbach Member) Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) David T. Kollat (Foundation Brd Member) Governance Committee: Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) Alex Shumate, Chair Janet B. Reid, Vice Chair Audit and Compliance Committee: Alan W. Brass Algenon L. Marbley, Chair Linda S. Kass John C. Fisher, Vice Chair Jeffrey Wadsworth Ronald A. Ratner Timothy P. Smucker William G. Jurgensen Evann K. Heidersbach Clark C. Kellogg G. Gilbert Cloyd (Charter Trustee) Cheryl L. Krueger Robert H. Schottenstein (ex officio) Michael J. Gasser

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ADOPTION OF UNIFORM STATEWIDE STANDARDS FOR REMEDIATION-FREE STATUS Resolution No. 2013-71

Synopsis: Approval to adopt uniform statewide standards for remediation-free status as established by the presidents of Ohio’s public colleges and universities in December 2012, is proposed. 770 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

WHEREAS approximately one-third of all recent public high school graduates who enter a public college or university in Ohio must enroll in at least one remedial course in English or mathematics; and

WHEREAS the state of Ohio wishes to reduce the number of college and career bound students who need non-credit bearing remedial courses before they can begin their credit bearing work; and

WHEREAS Ohio House Bill 153 (FY12-FY13 operating budget bill) required that the presidents of all state institutions of higher education jointly establish uniform statewide standards for students to be considered remediation-free for college level English, writing, mathematics, and science; and

WHEREAS the presidents of Ohio’s public colleges and universities established standards for remediation-free status in December 2012; and

WHEREAS Ohio House Bill 153 (FY12-FY13 operating budget bill) provided that the managing authority of each state institution of higher education adopt the remediation- free status standards into the institution’s policies:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the adoption of the uniform statewide standards for remediation-free status for The Ohio State University.

(See Appendix XL for background information, page 792)

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REVISION TO THE UNIVERSITY NONSMOKING POLICY Resolution No. 2013-72

Synopsis: Approval to revise the University Nonsmoking Policy to a Tobacco Free Policy, is proposed.

WHEREAS the University desires to become the world’s healthiest university; and

WHEREAS in furtherance of this commitment, the University recognizes the need to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of tobacco on university owned or controlled property; and

WHEREAS the Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State University and contiguous Health Science Colleges were approved to become Tobacco Free in 2006; and

WHEREAS the University has engaged in a broad-based discussion with faculty, staff, students, and community members, and the Senior Management Council supports a Tobacco Free university; and

WHEREAS the University’s Office of Human Resources is proposing to revise the Nonsmoking Policy 7.20 into a Tobacco Free policy; and

WHEREAS the University is currently soliciting approval on a draft Tobacco Free policy, is consulting with University Senate and other constituent groups, and will secure approval through the University Policy Process and all appropriate management committees prior to implementation of this policy; and

WHEREAS in July 2012 the Ohio Board of Regents, with the support of the Chancellor, recommended that each Board of Trustees of the University System of Ohio implement its own policy to establish its campus as Tobacco Free: 771 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the University’s developing and adopting a Tobacco Free Policy following the process prescribed by the University Policy Process, with a proposed effective date of August 1, 2013; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves for the University to make further changes to the policy and procedure adopted pursuant to this resolution as needed from time to time; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that as a part of the general health improvement programs of the University, voluntary tobacco cessation and stress reduction services for faculty, staff, and students will be made available as the University transitions to a Tobacco Free environment.

(See Appendix XLI for background information, page 796)

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PERSONNEL ACTIONS Resolution No. 2013-73

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the personnel actions as recorded in the Personnel Budget Records of the University since the February 1, 2013, meeting of the Board, including the following Appointments, Reappointments, Appointment/Reappointment of Chairpersons, Professional Improvement Leaves, Leave of Absence without Salary, Emeritus Titles and Promotion to Professor with Tenure.

Appointments

Name: MELINDA D. CHURCH Title: Vice President of Marketing and Communications Office: University Advancement Term: March 3, 2013 through March 2, 2018

Name: SHARON L. DAVIES Title: Professor (The Gregory H. Williams Chair in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties) College: The Michael E. Moritz College of Law Term: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2018

Name: ANDRAEA A. DOUGLASS* Title: Vice President for Talent, Culture and Human Resources Office: Human Resources Term: February 25, 2013 through February 24, 2016

Name: GUOQIANG LI Title: Associate Professor (The Irene D. Hirsch Chair in Ophthalmology) College: Medicine Term: March 1, 2013 through February 28, 2017

Name: OCTAVIO RAMILO Title: Professor (The Henry G. Cramblett Chair in Medicine) College: Medicine Term: November 1, 2009 through October 31, 2014

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Name: GREGORY S. ROSE Title: Interim Dean and Director Regional Campus: The Ohio State University – Lima Term: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

* New personnel to University

Reappointments

Name: CHERYL L. ACHTERBERG Title: Dean College: Education and Human Ecology Term: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2018

Name: JAMES N. ALLEN Title: Professor (The Battelle Professorship in Inhalation Therapeutics) College: Medicine Term: July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2016

Name: ARNAB CHAKRAVARTI Title: Professor (The Max Morehouse Chair in Cancer Research) College: Medicine Term: April 1, 2013 through June 30, 2017

Name: MARY B. FONTANA Title: Associate Professor (The Harry C. and Mary Elizabeth Powelson Professorship in Medicine) College: Medicine Term: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2017

Name: GERALD S. FRANKEL Title: Professor (The Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Designated Chair in Materials Science and Engineering) College: Engineering Term: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2018

Name: MAURA L. GILLISON Title: Professor (The Jeg Coughlin Chair in Cancer Research) Center/Institute: Comprehensive Cancer Center/The Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute Term: January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2017

Name: ROBERT J. GUSTAFSON Title: Professor (The Honda Designated Professorship in Engineering) College: Engineering Term: July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017

Name: JANICE KIECOLT-GLASER Title: Professor (The S. Robert Davis Chair of Medicine) College: Medicine Term: July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2016

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Name: HERBERT B. NEWTON Title: Professor (The Esther Dardinger Endowed Chair in Neuro- Oncology) Center/Institute: Comprehensive Cancer Center/The Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute Term: July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2016

Name: DAVID E. SCHULLER Title: Professor (The John W. Wolfe Chair in Cancer Research) Center/Institute: Comprehensive Cancer Center/The Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute Term: July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2016

Name: THEODOROS N. TEKNOS Title: Professor (The David E. Schuller, M.D. and Carole Schuller Chair in Otolaryngology) College: Medicine Term: August 1, 2012 through July 31, 2016

(See Appendix XLII for background information, page 798)

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DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES Resolution No. 2013-74

Synopsis: Approval of Degrees and Certificates for spring semester, is proposed.

WHEREAS pursuant to paragraph (E) of rule 3335-1-06 of the Administrative Code, the Board has authority for the issuance of degrees and certificates; and

WHEREAS the faculties of the colleges and schools shall transmit, in accordance with rule 3335-9-29 of the Administrative Code, for approval by the Board of Trustees, the names of persons who have completed degree and certificate requirements:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the degrees and certificates to be conferred on May 5, 2013, to those persons who have completed the requirements for their respective degrees and certificates and are recommended by the colleges and schools, and that the names of those persons awarded degrees and certificates be included in the minutes of this meeting.

(See Appendix XLIII for background information, page 801)

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HONORARY DEGREES Resolution No. 2013-75

Synopsis: The awarding of honorary degrees, is proposed.

WHEREAS pursuant to paragraph (B)(4) of rule 3335-1-03 of the Administrative Code, the President, after consultation with the Steering Committee of the University Senate, recommends to the Board of Trustees the awarding of honorary degrees as listed below:

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Annie Leibovitz Doctor of Arts

Barack H. Obama Doctor of Laws

Nancy Wilson Doctor of Music

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the above honorary degrees be awarded in accordance with the recommendation at a time convenient to the University and the recipient.

(See Appendix XLIV for background information, page 963)

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JOSEPH SULLIVANT MEDAL AWARD Resolution No. 2013-76

Synopsis: Approval of the awarding of the Joseph Sullivant Medal, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Joseph Sullivant Medal is awarded once every five years as a memorial to the eminent services of Joseph Sullivant who, as a member of the first Board of Trustees, contributed significantly in determining the character and future of The Ohio State University; and

WHEREAS pursuant to the procedure established by this Board of Trustees, nominations for the award were referred through the Dean of the Graduate School to a Board of Award appointed by the President; and

WHEREAS after a careful review of the nominations this Board of Award recommended to the President that Lonnie G. Thompson, Distinguished University Professor of Earth Sciences, and Ellen Mosley-Thompson, Distinguished University Professor of Geography, be the recipients of this award; and

WHEREAS the President, in support of their recommendation and on behalf of the Board of Trustees, authorizes the granting of this medal at a time convenient to the University and the recipients:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the Joseph Sullivant Medal Award be presented to Lonnie G. Thompson and Ellen Mosley- Thompson in accordance with the provisions for granting this award.

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UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION REPORT Resolution No. 2013-77

Synopsis: Acceptance of the University Foundation Report as of February 28, 2013, is proposed.

WHEREAS monies are solicited and received on behalf of the University from alumni, industry, and various individuals in support of research, instructional activities, and service; and

WHEREAS such gifts are received through The Ohio State University Development Fund and The Ohio State University Foundation; and 775 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

WHEREAS this report includes the establishment of The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professorship in Business; The Gerald S. Kakos, MD and Thomas E. Williams, Jr., MD, PhD Professorship; the establishment of twenty-four (24) named endowed funds; the revision of five (5) named endowed funds; and the closure of The Thomas H. Patrick Free Enterprise Designated Professorship:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the acceptance of the report from The Ohio State University Foundation as of February 28, 2013.

(See Appendix XLV for background information, page 965)

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NAMING OF THE CHILDREN’S EARLY LEARNING RESEARCH COLLABORATIVE Resolution No. 2013-78 In the Schoenbaum Family Center, The College of Education and Human Ecology: Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy

Synopsis: The naming of the Children’s Early Learning Research Collaborative in the Schoenbaum Family Center at Weinland Park, located at 175 East 7th Avenue on The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus; that will provide a scholarly and collegial environment for research training and collaboration from a variety of disciplines to impact the learning and success of young children in urban contexts, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy will generate two scholarly white papers/publications per year on issues relevant to bridging practice- policy connections; and

WHEREAS the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy will position The Ohio State University as a national leader in the integration of research-practice-policy about young children in urban contexts; and

WHEREAS the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy will disseminate findings through training, collaboration, and consultation, including peer-reviewed publications and presentations; and

WHEREAS the members of the Crane family have been loyal friends and generous contributors to The Ohio State University, and they will provide significant contributions to the College of Education and Human Ecology:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves, in accordance with paragraph (F) of rule 3335-1-08 of the Administrative Code, that the aforementioned Children’s Early Learning Research Collaborative in the Schoenbaum Family Center at Weinland Park be named the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy.

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NAMING OF THE SPORTS MEDICINE INSTITUTE Resolution No. 2013-79 At the Corner of Ackerman Road and Fred Taylor Drive, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center: Jameson Crane Sports Medicine Institute at The Ohio State University

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Synopsis: The naming of the Sports Medicine Institute, the new facility to be located at the corner of Ackerman Road and Fred Taylor Drive on The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus; that will be the new home of Sports Medicine at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, located on the Athletic campus, is proposed.

WHEREAS The Ohio State University is uniquely situated to combine the efforts of a nationally recognized academic medical center, a prominent athletic department, and a major research university to create a preeminent academic Sports Medicine Institute, enhancing and promoting physical performance throughout the lifespan for the athlete in all of us; and

WHEREAS the new Sports Medicine Institute will provide expanded space for OSU Sports Medicine’s collaborative, innovative programs of health care, education, training, and medical research, bringing over 15 interdisciplinary specialties centralized under one roof in its multiple clinical/surgical suites and research labs, making it the largest, most comprehensive sports medicine facility in the country with a square footage of 140,000 to accommodate the rapidly growing field of sports medicine; and

WHEREAS the new Sports Medicine Institute will enhance OSU Sports Medicine’s mission to improve people’s lives through physical activity through its coordinated services and resources to K-12, collegiate, and professional athletes; to coaches, dance, and fitness participants or professionals; to all individuals and families who engage in sports, physical fitness, or exercise, whether it be for overall health, injury/disease prevention, or improved physical performance; and will allow expansion of its services through outreach initiatives focused not only locally, but regionally and nationally as well; and

WHEREAS the new Sports Medicine Institute will serve the community with a broad range of personalized care and educational opportunities drawing upon all specialties and resources of sports medicine, such as injury prevention, physical performance and endurance, outpatient surgery, physical therapy and rehabilitation, asthma in athletes, arthritis management, coach certification, concussion screening, dance medicine, golf performance, cartilage restoration, etc.; and

WHEREAS members of the Crane family have been loyal friends and generous contributors to The Ohio State University, and they will provide significant contributions to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center for the planning and construction of the new Sports Medicine Institute; and this facility will honor Jameson Crane and family:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves, in accordance with paragraph (F) of rule 3335-1-08 of the Administrative Code, that the aforementioned Sports Medicine Institute in the new sports medicine complex be named the Jameson Crane Sports Medicine Institute at The Ohio State University.

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NAMING OF THE ADVANCED LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Resolution No. 2013-80 In Hagerty Hall, The College of Arts and Sciences: Loann Crane Advanced Language Institute

Synopsis: The naming of the Advanced Language Institute in Hagerty Hall, to be located at 1775 College Road on The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus; that

777 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees will be the state’s leading resource for the learning of second languages and the preparation of tomorrow’s global leaders, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Advanced Language Institute will offer both master’s and certificate programs to students with advanced language skills and disciplinary focuses such as engineering, business, or architecture, and will provide them with the specialized knowledge that will allow them to function effectively as professionals in that language; and

WHEREAS the Advanced Language Institute will provide students specialized knowledge about their particular discipline (history of the profession, professional training required in the target culture, professional organizations’ culture, professional- level socialization, important research materials in that language, specialized vocabulary and tradition, etc.); and

WHEREAS the Advanced Language Institute will provide students with internships and service-learning opportunities in countries where their studied language is spoken, or in stateside situations where the target language is used exclusively; and

WHEREAS the Advanced Language Institute will offer students targeted study abroad opportunities to raise their skills to advanced levels and to develop a deep understanding of the culture; and

WHEREAS the Advanced Language Institute will identify native-speaking mentors (graduate students, professors, business people, etc.) in the student’s domain or discipline to work closely with them to develop necessary professional skills; and

WHEREAS the members of the Crane family have been loyal friends and generous contributors to The Ohio State University and they will provide significant contributions to the College of Arts and Sciences:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves, in accordance with paragraph (F) of rule 3335-1-08 of the Administrative Code, that the aforementioned Advanced Language Institute in Hagerty Hall be named the Loann Crane Advanced Language Institute.

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NAMING OF THE CLASSICAL 101 RADIO STUDIO Resolution No. 2013-81 In the Fawcett Center At WOSU Public Media: Anne Melvin Classical 101 Radio Studio

Synopsis: The naming of the Classical 101 Radio Studio at WOSU Public Media in the Fawcett Center, located at 2400 Olentangy River Road on the Columbus campus of The Ohio State University; that hosts studio spaces from 240 square feet to 1,200 square feet, a control room, and editing suites, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Fawcett Center is the main location of WOSU Public Media; and

WHEREAS Classical 101, 101.1 FM, is Central Ohio’s only 24-hour classical music radio station featuring the best local and international performances all day, every day; and

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WHEREAS Anne Melvin has dedicated a lifetime of celebrating and sharing classical music; and

WHEREAS Anne Melvin has provided significant contributions to WOSU to support 101.1 FM:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves, in accordance with paragraph (F) of rule 3335-1-08 of the Administrative Code, that the aforementioned Classical 101 Radio Studio at WOSU Public Media in the Fawcett Center be named the Anne Melvin Classical 101 Radio Studio.

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NAMING OF THE VISITS AND EVENTS SUITE Resolution No. 2013-82 In the Ohio Union: James J. Mager Visits and Events Suite

Synopsis: The naming of the Visits and Events Suite on the third floor of the Ohio Union, located at 1739 North High Street on the Columbus campus, is proposed.

WHEREAS Dr. James J. Mager made valuable contributions to his alma mater in the areas of Enrollment Management, University Registrar, Admissions, and Student Financial Aid; and

WHEREAS Dr. Mager was instrumental in implementing the Honors program, merit scholarships, competitive admission, and programs that led to a more diverse student body; and

WHEREAS in May 2006, the Student Visitor Center, located at 154 West 12th Avenue and attached to Enarson Hall, was named in honor of Dr. Mager’s distinguished career at The Ohio State University; and

WHEREAS in 2010, the Visits and Events Suite was moved to the Ohio Union and the name and plaque did not follow this move:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves, in accordance with paragraph (F) of rule 3335-1-08 of the Administrative Code, that the aforementioned Visits and Events Suite on the third floor of the Ohio Union be named the James J. Mager Visits and Events Suite.

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EXPEDITED CREDENTIALING PROCESS Resolution No. 2013-83

Synopsis: Authorization for a subcommittee of the Medical Center Board to use an expedited credentialing process to approve eligible applicants for clinical privileges and medical staff appointments consistent with established criteria when necessary, is proposed.

WHEREAS The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) and the Medical Staff Bylaws of The Ohio State University Hospitals and The

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James Cancer Hospital require timely processing of medical staff applications for appointment and reappointment; and

WHEREAS from time to time the meetings of the Professional Affairs Committee of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Board (“Medical Center Board”) and may not allow for the timely processing of medical staff applications and granting of privileges as required by JCAHO and the respective Medical Staff Bylaws of The Ohio State University Hospitals and The James Cancer Hospital, and

WHEREAS JCAHO and the Medical Staff Bylaws of The Ohio State University Hospitals and The James Cancer Hospital allows an expedited approval process for initial appointments to membership and granting of privileges, reappointment to the medical staff, or renewal or modification of privileges, where the governing body delegates the authority to render those decisions to a committee of at least two voting members of the governing body:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that whenever the Professional Affairs Committee, or the Medical Center Board, is not scheduled to meet or cannot meet in a timely manner to satisfy the requirements for initial medical staff appointments, the granting of privileges, reappointment to the medical staff or renewal or modification of privileges, a subcommittee of at least two voting members of the Medical Center Board and the chief medical officer of the Medical Center and the chief of the medical staff for The Ohio State University Hospitals; and the director of medical affairs and chief of the medical staff of The James Cancer Hospital, shall have the authority to review and evaluate the qualifications and competence of the practitioner applying for appointment, reappointment, or renewal or modification of clinical privileges, and to render its decision. The chief medical officer for the Medical Center and chief of the medical staff for The Ohio State University Hospitals, and the director of medical affairs and chief of staff of The James Cancer Hospital shall make recommendations to this subcommittee of the Medical Center Board in which a positive decision by the subcommittee results in the status or privileges requested. The subcommittee shall meet as often as necessary and the Medical Center Board shall consider, and if appropriate, ratify all positive committee decisions at its next regularly scheduled meeting. If the subcommittee’s decision is adverse to an applicant, the matter shall be referred back to the University Hospitals and/or James Cancer Hospital Medical Staff Administrative Committee, respectively, for further evaluation; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that an applicant is ineligible for consideration by this subcommittee and expedited process if at the time of appointment, or if since the time of reappointment, any of the following has occurred:

1. The applicant submits an incomplete application;

2. Either the University Hospitals or James Cancer Hospital Medical Staff Administrative Committee makes a final recommendation that is adverse or has limitations;

3. There is a current challenge or a previously successful challenge to licensure or registration;

4. The applicant has received an involuntary limitation, reduction, denial, or loss of clinical privileges;

5. There has been a final judgment adverse to the applicant in a professional liability action It is determined that there is either an unusual pattern of, or an

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excessive number of, professional liability actions resulting in a final judgment against the applicant; or

6. The applicant has received an involuntary termination of medical staff membership at another hospital.

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AUTHORIZATION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW UNIVERSITY AFFILIATE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES, INC. Resolution No. 2013-84

Synopsis: Authorization to establish a new affiliate to facilitate The Ohio State University’s real estate activities and operations, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Board of Trustees adopted the Policy on Affiliated Entities in June 2008 to provide a uniform framework for the establishment and operation of separate entities that are closely affiliated with The Ohio State University (hereinafter “Ohio State” and/or “University”), ensure that such entities serve the best interests of the University, and provide for continuing appropriate oversight by the University and the Board; and

WHEREAS the Senior Vice President for Administration & Planning has recommended that a new affiliate, University Development Strategies, Inc., as more fully described in the accompanying materials, be established to promote the planning and development (or redevelopment) of the communities surrounding the University by providing real- world advice in a way that meets the needs of the University, faculty, staff, students, community members and business partners; and

WHEREAS the creation of this Affiliated Entity in support of our planned academic, advancement, and outreach activities is necessary to accomplish the described objectives:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes the establishment of the affiliated entity University Development Strategies, Inc., (hereinafter “University Development Strategies”) and authorizes and directs the President and/or Senior Vice President for Business and Finance, in consultation with other University officials as appropriate, to perform such actions and execute such documents as may be necessary or desirable to effect the establishment of this entity; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes, in accordance with the Policy on Affiliated Entities, that the Senior Vice President for Administration & Planning is hereby designated as the senior University official charged with oversight of this entity and that University Development Strategies shall report periodically to the University and Board of Trustees through the designated senior oversight official; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes that the relationship between the University and University Development Strategies be memorialized through a memorandum of agreement and that the entity shall operate in accordance with the Policy on Affiliated Entities, the memorandum of agreement, and the entity's approved business plan; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby authorizes that as appropriate and as directed, Trustees, officers, and employees of The Ohio State University are hereby authorized, designated, and directed to serve as directors, managers, officers, employees, and agents of University Development Strategies, representing the University in such capacities as part of their official duties and 781 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees responsibilities to the University and entitling them to any immunity, insurance, indemnity, and representation to which Trustees, officers, and employees of the University now are, or hereafter may become, entitled.

(See Appendix XLVI for background information, page 999)

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AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACTS AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS Resolution No. 2013-85

Synopsis: Authorization to enter into professional services contacts and enter into construction contracts, as detailed in the attached materials, is proposed.

WHEREAS in accordance with the attached materials, the University desires to undertake and enter into professional services contacts for the following projects:

Prof. Total Serv. Project Newark – Science and Technology $1.6M $25.0M State appropriations Building General funds Street and Bridge Maintenance $1.0M $7.6M University debt Auxiliary funds General funds

WHEREAS in accordance with the attached materials, the University desires to undertake and enter into construction contracts for the following projects:

Total Const. Project Street and Bridge Maintenance $6.6M $7.6M University debt Auxiliary funds General funds

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the President and/or Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning be authorized to enter into professional services contracts and enter into construction contracts for the projects listed above in accordance with established University and State of Ohio procedures, with all actions to be reported to the Board at the appropriate time.

(See Appendix XLVII for background information, page 1010)

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REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE SELF-INSURANCE BOARD Resolution No. 2013-86

Synopsis: Reappointment of members to the Self-Insurance Board, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Board of Trustees directed that a Self-Insurance Board be established to oversee the University Self-Insurance Program; and

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WHEREAS the Board of Trustees on December 6, 2002, approved the expansion of the University Self-Insurance Program to include the faculty physicians and their clinical staff who are employees of Ohio State University Physicians, Inc.; and

WHEREAS all members of the Self-Insurance Board are appointed by The Ohio State University Board of Trustees upon recommendation of the President; and

WHEREAS the terms of members R. Reed Fraley, Dimon R. McFerson, Hagop Mekhjian M.D. and Gary Katz, M.D. expire on April 30, 2013:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approve that the following individuals be reappointed as members of the Self-Insurance Board effective May 1, 2013, for the terms specified below:

R. Reed Fraley, term ending April 30, 2015 (reappointment) Dimon R. McFerson, term ending April 30, 2015 (reappointment) Hagop Mekhjian, M.D., term ending April 30, 2015 (reappointment) Gary Katz, M.D., term ending April 30, 2015 (reappointment)

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the appointment of each member entitles the members to any immunity, insurance or indemnity protection to which officers and employees of the University are, or hereafter may become, entitled.

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ESTABLISHMENT OF A FEE FOR THE GRADUATE MINOR – BUSINESS IN HEALTH SCIENCES Resolution No. 2013-87

Synopsis: The establishment of a differential instructional fee for the Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences, is proposed.

WHEREAS the fee funding will be used to operate the Graduate Minor - Business in Health Sciences program and the non-resident fee will be applied toward the instructional costs of the program. These fees are to be effective starting Summer Term 2013; and

WHEREAS the Board of Trustees of the Ohio State University supports the University’s continued implementation of the Academic Plan and its initiatives to meet the needs of Ohio State students; and

WHEREAS consultations have taken place within the University to determine the appropriate instructional fee and non-resident fee for the Graduate Minor - Business in Health Sciences program, as described in the accompanying narrative; and

WHEREAS the administration now presents the instructional fee and non-resident fee for the Graduate Minor - Business in Health Sciences for Summer Term 2013:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the recommendation of the administration and approves the instructional fee for the Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences to be established at $1,605 per credit hour; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the recommendation of the administration and approves the non-resident surcharge for the 783 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences to be established at the rate of $5 per term; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that these fees become effective Summer Term 2013.

(See Appendix XLVIII for background information, page 1012)

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AMENDMENT TO THE POLICY REGARDING BOARD OF TRUSTEES REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Resolution No. 2013-88

Synopsis: Adoption of an amended policy regarding Board of Trustees review and approval of facilities improvement projects and real estate transactions, is proposed.

WHEREAS the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University has a fiduciary responsibility with respect to the stewardship of University resources and the development of University property and facilities to meet the academic needs of the University; and

WHEREAS except as provided by the Board of Trustees, the Board retains sole authority with respect to University facilities improvement projects and real estate transactions unless otherwise delegated; and

WHEREAS the Board desires to provide for the flexibility needed to ensure the timely completion of facilities improvement projects while ensuring that the Board retains the authority and ability to exercise appropriate oversight regarding the facilities improvement process, especially with respect to major projects; and

WHEREAS in 2003, management of facilities improvement projects was identified as one of six core processes to be reviewed, and several actions since have been taken to streamline the processes involved during the planning, design, and construction phases of facilities improvement projects, resulting in gained efficiencies and cost savings; and

WHEREAS there is a need to codify the policies and guidelines of the Board and the University regarding review and approval for capital projects, planning studies, and real estate transactions:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves the attached changes to the existing policy regarding Board of Trustees review and approval of facilities improvement projects, planning studies, and real estate transactions be adopted effective immediately, and that the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning, in consultation with the Office of the Board of Trustees, be responsible for coordination of the implementation of this policy; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning shall have the responsibility and requisite authority for contracting for the University for any energy saving contract estimated to cost less than $4,000,000 in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. This approval constitutes complete authorization for the project including site selection, design, construction and any services needed, except as specifically noted in the authorization resolution.

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(See Appendix XLIX for background information, page 1013)

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Upon motion of Judge Marbley, seconded by Mrs. Kass, the Board of Trustees adopted the foregoing resolutions with thirteen affirmative votes, cast by Trustees Mr. Gasser, Ms. Krueger, Mr. Shumate, Mr. Smucker, Dr. Wadsworth, Mr. Jurgensen, Dr. Reid, Mrs. Kass, Judge Marbley, Mr. Brass, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Schottenstein.

President Gee:

In addition, we are seeking your approval for:

SUBLEASE Resolution No. 2013-89

BETWEEN THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AND INTEGRATED WELLNESS PARTNERS, MAIN STREET AND VILLAGE HALL DRIVE, NEW ALBANY, OHIO

Synopsis: Authorization to enter into a 20-year sublease with options for three five-year renewal periods with Integrated Wellness Partners for university leased property located on Main Street and Village Hall Drive, New Albany, Ohio, is proposed.

WHEREAS the passage of Resolution 2013-11 granted The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) Ambulatory Care permission to enter into a Master Lease for approximately 38,373 square feet of space in a 51,754 square foot facility proposed on Main Street and Village Hall Drive in the City of New Albany; and

WHEREAS The OSUWMC Center Ambulatory Care wishes to sublease to Integrated Wellness Partners approximately 25,551 square feet of space for the development of a Wellness/Fitness Center Space; and

WHEREAS lease payments paid by the subtenant, Integrated Wellness Partners, will cover all costs and expenses incurred with Terms and Conditions of the sublease and will be consistent with those of the Master Lease (Res. 2013-11):

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees hereby approves that the President and/or the Senior Vice President for Business and Finance be authorized to take any action required to effect the execution of a 20-year sublease with options to renew for three five-year periods, for the aforementioned property, under terms and conditions determined to be in the best interest of the State of Ohio and the University.

(See Appendix L for background information, page 1017)

Upon motion of Mr. Fisher, seconded by Mr. Hicks, the Board of Trustees adopted the foregoing resolutions with twelve affirmative votes, cast by Trustees Mr. Gasser, Ms. Krueger, Mr. Shumate, Mr. Smucker, Dr. Wadsworth, Mr. Jurgensen, Dr. Reid, Mrs. Kass, Mr. Brass, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Schottenstein.

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President Gee:

Mr. Chairman, before we adjourn, we have tried to put this off as long as we can because saying goodbye is not easy, I will say that. We are not saying goodbye, we are saying thanks and we are recognizing that three of our Board members are

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leaving the Board but not leaving the University and not leaving their commitment to the institution.

Jack Fisher, Brian Hicks, and Evann Heidersbach have all contributed mightily to this institution from my perspective as the President of the University; they have been valued soldiers; and literally that. They have been there when we needed them.

Jack and Brian have never missed a meeting. Brian missed his first one yesterday but we don’t count that one, this is the official meeting so we will give you perfect attendance. Jack you have been the same. That is both dedication but beyond dedication, it is a commitment to the purpose to the magnificence of this institution. Jack, of course, has helped us to focus on the quality of the issues that we need to deal with in terms of our land-grant mission and reestablishing that in the 21st century.

The tribute was given today about Dean McPheron. Much of that tribute has to go to Jack. The vision and his effort to make certain that we understand that in this modern era, a modern university has to give deference to its roots but constantly be about change and Jack, you have been that and more.

Brian has, in so many ways been a fellow traveler with me. Brian and I love the political process of policy making. We do not think it is a bad word, we think it’s a noble word, we think it’s an important word. Brian was a student body president at this University. He has been dedicated from the time that he came to today. After he left government, he established a very successful public policy firm and as much as we possibly could, given the fact that he was on the Board, we have worked hand in glove in terms of developing policy issues that I think have served this University and the State well.

I joked with Brian the other day that he is going to be fully free to be a full advocate on behalf of the University. But Brian, your service has been spectacular and deeply appreciated and particularly by the senior administration. We have found great joy in our working together. Brian also takes great interest, I might note, in our commercialization and technology transfer areas which we are going to continue to use his great expertise.

Evann has worked in my office. She has been a joy. She has been sunlight. She has the most radiant smile and the most radiant attitude. It has been kind of fun to have someone I work for work for me. She is beloved by those with whom she comes in contact. She came here as a swimmer, she has left as a leader. Not only as a leader on this Board, which she has definitely been a leader, but also as a leader among students; highly respected, highly valued, highly appreciated. She is going to take some time next year we hope to find an opportunity to enjoy herself. She has been so tenacious in pursuit of excellence that she needs to take a little time. Her parents are here and her brother. I want to say that so “pony up” and let her have a good time, will you please? Let her appreciate that.

Saying that Mr. Chairman, I think it is your turn.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Thanks Gordon. I want to say a couple things. First, I am very honored to sit in this chair and I can’t say enough about how much I appreciate the support of everyone around this table. Since I joined this Board in 2005, I have learned an awful lot from three individuals who I watched Chair this Board in an incredible way. One, who is no longer with us, is Judge Robert Duncan. He was not only an amazing man of wisdom but did a great job leading this Board. Followed by Dr. Cloyd who is sitting back there and I can’t quite make eye contact with him. Anyone sitting in this room today, every word that comes out of Gil’s mouth, you need to listen. I have tried to do 786 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

that. Then most recently, our immediate past Chair, Les Wexner. All three of these gentlemen set very high standards and I am very honored.

I do want to say a few things too about our outgoing Trustees and Gordon I am going to follow your lead about putting students first and start with Evann who does have, as I said last night, the most infectious smile. As soon as you see it, you are in a good mood. The other thing about Evann, she has made a huge difference on this Board. Her family who is with us today, sitting in this meeting, you heard about just some of the things that we try to wrestle with at this institution; it’s a lot of stuff. Now you know why she has been so damn busy. All of us have and we take it very seriously. We try to do our best. Evann’s voice on behalf of the students and even more than that has been very important in never letting us forget. I try to spend a lot more time around our students, particularly our student Trustees Evann and Ben. I cannot thank you enough. Wish you the best. Do not be a stranger. Just don’t walk in with any of those placards; but don’t be a stranger and I know you won’t. We will miss you.

Jack, whose career at Ohio State began in interesting ways. Some of us heard last night; Jack may want to comment on it, I am not going to. Jack has been a great Trustee and has done so much for me, for all of us in terms of how important our agricultural mission is, but just rock solid. I know we will see you at football games and basketball games and around the campus and as we move forward with a lot of our important work that we need to do to build the College of FAES. You promised you are going to call on a lot of us so I will look forward to that call.

And finally, Brian who I will speak about last. When I was appointed in the summer of 2005, I believe the first person I heard from that was then on the Board was Brian and he and I had lunch together. Gordon is right; he has never missed a meeting.

I always thought Brian went to law school. I say that as someone who did. There are a number of lawyers in the room and he would have been a hell of a trial lawyer. He is very articulate. I can only imagine how effective you were as a President of the Undergraduate Student Government. I am going to miss you, miss your friendship, miss your support, and your candor. I just cannot thank you enough.

President Gee:

I think we would like to hear from you guys. We are not letting you get by with this.

Mr. Schottenstein:

Students first.

Ms. Heidersbach:

Like I said last night, senior year has been a year of reflection. A few weeks ago there was a Facebook post that was going around and it was a link to this article that had 30 reasons why you are a Buckeye. They had iconic photos, walking through the Oval, Mirror Lake, and the Shoe, which made me think about the fun times that I have had here. The one that I think stuck out most to me was the last one, number 30. It was a screen shot of the words to Carmen Ohio, our alma-mater. I thought about how many times I sang that over the years and how much of those words have actually come to mean so much more to me than just singing along. This place is about comradery and friendship; not only with the people that go here but with the University itself. It’s so much bigger than any one of us. As I said last night, I could go around this room, this table, and say individually what I have learned from each of you. I think collectively as a group, it has been more firmly cemented in my mind how to not underestimate a group of passionate people with a common purpose. Not only in this past years have I seen us identify that purpose but to really make huge strides 787 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

in that purpose.

I think that’s the beauty of this place. It has this ability to bring together people from all walks of life and to love this place and to make it a better place for future Buckeyes. I am so grateful to have the opportunity to have that sort of lasting impact and to serve with all of you. Thank you so much for this opportunity.

Mr. Fisher:

You might notice how seniority works on the Board. You kind of start down at that end and kind of move up here. Actually, you should have been up here today Brian.

A lot of great memories and certainly my participation at this University started at a very young age. From the family operation, we were in the grain livestock business. I worked with the Extension Office in a couple of counties at a very young age. I have never left as being a participant and partner including two degrees here. As they heard last night, I met my wife of 43 years on the campus at OARDC. My three children have graduated from here and my grandchildren are very much in tune. Their favorite right now is Brutus but we have to start some place.

It’s very much a family opportunity and event. That includes my extended family at The Ohio Farm Bureau. A presence in all 88 counties and the opportunity to be a part of this Board comes from that organization, our partnership with Nationwide; two organizations who are very strong supporters of this University.

I am particularly pleased about the Nationwide Farm Bureau 4-H Center. I happened to be part of that and Jerry your partnership in that was something that the Farm Bureau and Nationwide worked on together and it’s a great facility. I invite all of you at your best opportunity to take part in that facility.

Simply, Board work to me is about three things: hiring your leader and supporting that leader; making sure you always remember that the future matters so you have to have a little vision; and at the end of the day, there should be some oversight. That’s in my mind the role of the Board. In that regard, I consider it a great opportunity in many ways to have worked for a long time with our leader here sitting beside me. President Gee has an international presence, a national presence, and certainly a great presence here in Ohio. I hope we all stop and reflect on many occasions about what his leadership has done for this University and what he brings to this University. Gordon, it really has been a sincere privilege to work with you. I appreciate that a lot.

Chairman, you mentioned Judge Duncan. He was my mentor coming on the Board. He did more mentoring for me than all the rest of you put together and I never knew he was mentoring me. He was that smooth. I reflect now, we happened to sit together for the last couple of years at the basketball games. Where in his leadership and style was very laid back, the Judge was very engaged in basketball in a fun way. I miss the Judge a lot.

I am happy that I had a little fun with this Board. I got you all on occasion to wear hair nets. On one occasion I brought a bag of compost to the President. Those are memories that I will keep for a long time.

I want to close with the culture part of agriculture and how it ties to the land-grant University. The culture in agriculture is about family, it’s about community, and it’s about providing basic needs to man-kind. It’s about hard work in what our farm families do. It’s about quality of life. Indeed, I think the culture of agriculture is to make a difference in society. I want to encourage all of you to enjoy the countryside, enjoy those spring lambs, baby calves. Enjoy your garden, enjoy your yard because indeed the culture of agriculture is what I believe in and that’s why I have been so 788 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

privileged to be a part of living the culture at this great university. It’s been a great seven years and the move is simply from this table here to those chairs right back there. Thank you.

Mr. Hicks:

Thank you very much for a quick opportunity to say a couple of words. Unfortunately I couldn’t be with you last night. I missed Jack’s speech last night. I heard some tails of it this morning. I think his speech this morning was a little cleaned up from what he said last night.

To Gordon and Bobby, thank you very much for those very kind words. It means a lot and I really appreciate you saying those things. As Evann said, we kind of sing about time and change in Carmen Ohio and I was thinking about my time on the Board. I have had nine years on the Board. First of all, one of the things that is amazing is how quick nine years goes. It really goes by in the blink of an eye.

There has been extraordinary change that I have seen since I came here as a member of the Board. First of all, the Board is bigger, a lot bigger. We only had nine folks when I started and two student trustees at the time as well. What we do and how we operate is significantly different today than what is was when I was appointed to the Board nine years ago. I have got to tell you it is significantly better today as a result. The entire senior leadership at the University has changed since I have been a Board member. The President, the Provost, every Vice President, almost all the Deans, everybody has changed and that’s amazing. That’s how the life of the University goes. It reminds me that we are stewards for a time and we get to make a difference for a period of time whether we are in an administrative job or on a Board job. I also have to say that I think the team that President Gee leads and the people that he has brought in the last several years have also made the University much better than it ever was and I have been really pleased to play a very small part of that.

I think about my time here, somebody mentioned, I think the Judge did, talked about the land-grant University. I think of myself as a poster child of a land-grant University. I grew up in a small town in Ashville, Ohio. I am the first in my family to go to college. Occasionally, a couple times of year, my dad could scalp a couple of tickets to come down to Ohio State football games. I can vividly recall coming down here when I was about five years old and sitting with my dad in the stadium and he pointed up to Morrill and Lincoln Tower and said “you know, someday you could live in there if you worked hard and focused on what you were doing”. It turns out I did live in those Towers. I lived in Lincoln Tower. My high school sweetheart at the time who is now been my wife of 27 years also came to Ohio State. I am not sure that my dad would have fully appreciated the life that we lived in those towers but it was a hell of an experience let me tell you. That experience for both Kathy and me, it really did set an amazing devotion and kind of love affair with this University. For me, Ohio State really was a gateway. It was a gateway to a fabulous education, an education that my mother and my father never had, that my kids will have. It was a gateway to some unbelievable experiences as a student, both as a Student Trustee in the classroom but also outside of the classroom. Really, it was a gateway for me and has been a pretty fulfilling career. It has been a real tremendous honor to serve with this Board and serve on this Board, probably the biggest honor of my life.

When I was sitting in that stadium at five years old, my dad said maybe you could live in there someday and go to school. He never would have thought, nor did I at the time, that kind of everything would come full circle and I would actually get to be a part of the governance body for this great University and really to contribute. I leave the Board after a very fulfilling nine years. I also leave the Board a time where I think I probably have a couple of more years to contribute professionally to the University and I look forward to doing that. 789 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

I really look forward to continuing this great love affair with Ohio State and serving for many years to come. Thank you.

Mr. Schottenstein:

If there is no other business to come before the Board this meeting stands adjourned. I remind all that the next meeting of the Board will be on Friday, June 7, 2013. Thank you.

Attest:

Robert H. Schottenstein David G. Horn Chairman Secretary

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(APPENDIX XXXIX)

AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY

3335-5-19 Faculty.

As used in these rules the term "faculty" shall include persons appointed by the Board of Trustees with regular tenure-track, regular clinical, regular research, auxiliary, and emeritus faculty titles on full-time or part-time appointments, with or without salary.

(A) – (C) no change

(D) "Auxiliary faculty": persons with adjunct titles, clinical titles, visiting titles, and lecturer titles; also professors, associate professors, assistant professors, and instructors who serve on appointments totaling less than fifty per cent service to the university. Persons with regular faculty titles may not hold auxiliary titles. Persons holding auxiliary titles are not eligible for tenure, may not vote at any level of governance, and may not participate in promotion and tenure matters. Auxiliary faculty appointments may be made for a maximum of three consecutive years and, with the exception of visiting titles, may be renewed.

(1) The titles of adjunct professor, adjunct associate professor, adjunct assistant professor, and adjunct instructor shall be used to confer faculty status on individuals who have credentials comparable to regular faculty of equivalent rank, who provide significant, uncompensated service to the instructional and/or research programs of the university and who need a faculty title to perform that service. Significant service would include teaching the equivalent of one or more courses, advising graduate students or serving on graduate committees, and serving as a co-investigator on a research project. Such individuals may be either nonuniversity employees or university employees compensated on a noninstructional budget. Adjunct appointments are made for the period in which the uncompensated service is provided not to exceed one year;. r Renewal of adjunct appointments is contingent upon continued significant contributions. Procedures for the promotion of adjunct faculty members shall be the same as for promotion of regular faculty.

(2) – (4) no change

(E) no change

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(APPENDIX XL)

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(APPENDIX XLI)

REVISION TO THE NONSMOKING POLICY BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT

Item Proposal to revise the university Nonsmoking Policy to a Tobacco Free Policy. The policy was last revised and adopted by the Board of Trustees on May 5, 2006.

Applies to University faculty, staff, students, and visitors.

Context  Since the Wexner Medical Center went Tobacco Free in 2006, faculty, staff, and students have expressed interest in going Tobacco Free.  In 2010 the State of Ohio Healthy Ohio Program and Ohio State Board of Education have strongly advocated that colleges, universities, and schools go Tobacco Free, as has the student group Students for a Healthy Campus.  In 2010, the Harvard Business Review cited the CEO Cancer Gold Standard as a signature program that can boost the overall effectiveness of a range of workplace wellness initiatives, in an entitled “What's the Hard Return on Employee Wellness Programs?”. Founded in 2001, the CEO Roundtable on Cancer is a nonprofit organization of cancer-fighting CEOs, whose first initiative was the CEO Cancer Gold Standard. To earn Gold Standard accreditation, an organization must establish programs to reduce cancer risk by discouraging tobacco use; encouraging physical activity; promoting healthy diet and nutrition; detecting cancer at its earliest stages; and providing access to quality care, including participation in clinical trials.  In 2012 the University received a Bronze Level Health Lead Accreditation award by US Healthiest Workplace. The Ohio Board of Regents passed a resolution strongly recommending that Boards of Trustees of colleges and universities adopt and champion a Tobacco Free Policy for their respective campuses. The US Department of Health and Human Services announced a national initiative encouraging all colleges and universities to go Tobacco Free.  Research has shown that workplace smoking bans reduce the prevalence of smoking and daily cigarette consumption and that smoke-free policies and norms reduce the initiation, prevalence, and intensity of smoking of young adults.  The tobacco ban is planned to include all tobacco-derived or containing products, including and not limited to, cigarettes (clove, bidis, kreteks), electronic cigarettes, cigars and cigarillos, hookah smoked products, pipes, oral tobacco (spit and spitless, smokeless, chew, snuff, snus), as well as any product intended to mimic tobacco products or contain tobacco flavoring.  95% of benefits-eligible faculty/staff that completed the Personal Health Assessment (PHA) in 2010 and 2011 answered “don’t use tobacco”. 62% of benefits-eligible faculty/staff completed the PHA in 2011 and 55% of benefits- eligible faculty/staff completed the PHA in 2010.  The 2012 National College Health Assessment Survey (N=1549) found that at Ohio State, 3.6% of students report using cigarettes use daily, 13.5% used in last 30 days, 18% used but not in last 30 days, 69% never used.

Overview of the review and revision process The University conducted open discussions with 26 groups and received over 500 e- mails regarding the Tobacco Free proposal. The feedback received indicates strong support for becoming Tobacco Free. The policy has been drafted and is currently receiving feedback. Consultation will occur with University Senate and other constituent groups. The proposed policy revision will be approved through the University Policy Process as established by Senior Management Council, which involves broad distribution for feedback, review by the University Policy Review Committee, sign off by

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Impact, cost, special notes The OSU Health Plan has expanded its coverage of tobacco cessation treatment and reduced its cost. The University is pursuing additional cessation services for students. We will incur expenses related to updating door signage, communications, faculty, staff, and student cessation benefits, and facility changes. Research has shown that these expenses are outweighed by improved health and healthcare savings.

Next steps Finalize policy document; communicate broadly to faculty, staff, students, and visitors; offer cessation programs.

Contacts Javaune Adams-Gaston, Vice President, Office of Student Life, adams- [email protected], 614-247-5353 Andraea Douglass, Vice President, Office of Talent, Culture, and Human Resources, [email protected], 614-292-4164 Steven Gabbe, Senior Vice President for Health Sciences and CEO Wexner Medical Center, [email protected], 614-247-4477 Larry Lewellen, Vice President for Care Coordination and Health Promotion, [email protected], 614-292-5862 Bernadette Melnyk, Dean of Nursing, Associate Vice President for Health Promotion and Chief Wellness Officer, [email protected], 614-292-4844

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(APPENDIX XLII)

PERSONNEL ACTIONS (contd)

Appointments/Reappointments of Chairpersons

ERIC M. ANDERMAN**, Chair, Department of Educational Studies effective January 1, 2013 through May 30, 2016

CAROLINE T. CLARK**, Chair, Department of Teaching and Learning effective January 1, 2013 through May 30, 2016

MARK L. FAILLA**, Interim Chair, Department of Human Sciences effective January 1, 2013 through July 31, 2013

DANIEL A. HERMS, Chair, Department of Entomology effective January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2016

SEBASTIAN D. KNOWLES, Chair, Department of English effective September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2017

PHILIP J. SMITH, Chair, Department of Integrated Systems Engineering effective September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2017

Professional Improvement Leaves

BHARAT BHUSHAN, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering effective Spring Semester 2014

YUVAL Z. FLICKER, Professor, Department of Mathematics effective Autumn Semester 2013

UMIT A. OZGUNER, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013

JAMES F. RATHMAN, Professor, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013

MO-HOW H. SHEN, Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013 and Spring Semester 2014

LINDA K. WEAVERS, Professor, Department of Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013

GUNJAN AGARWAL, Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering effective Spring Semester 2014

S. BETH BLOSTEIN, Associate Professor, Knowlton School of Architecture effective Autumn Semester 2013

MARIA M. CONROY, Associate Professor, Knowlton School of Architecture effective Autumn Semester 2013

ROBERT E. HUGHES, Associate Professor, Department of English (Newark) effective Spring Semester 2014

SCOT KAPLAN, Associate Professor, Department of Art (Marion) effective Autumn Semester 2013

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STUART D. LISHAN, Associate Professor, Department of English (Marion) effective Spring Semester 2014

CAEZILIA LOIBL, Associate Professor, Department of Human Sciences effective Autumn Semester 2014, Spring Semester 2015 and Summer Term 2015

JACK J. MCNAMARA, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013 and Spring Semester 2014

JANE MURPHY, Associate Professor, Knowlton School of Architecture effective Spring Semester 2014

SUSAN SALTZBURG, Associate Professor, College of Social Work effective Autumn Semester 2013

PAOLO A.G. SIVILOTTI, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering effective Autumn Semester 2013

YI ZHAO, Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering effective Spring Semester 2014

Leave of Absence without Salary

YUVAL Z. FLICKER, Professor, Department of Mathematics effective Spring Semester 2014, to serve as a Simons Fellow in Mathematics

Emeritus Titles

MICHAEL G. AMAN, Department of Psychology with the title Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

ROLF F. BARTH M.D., Department of Pathology with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

MARIALICE R. BENNETT, College of Pharmacy with the title Professor-Clinical Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

VESTA A. DANIEL, Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

PREM K. GOEL, Department of Statistics with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

DAVID M. GOSS, Department of Mathematics with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

J. RONALD GREEN, Department of History of Art with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

CHARLES KLOPP, Department of French and Italian with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

ELIZABETH R. LENZ, College of Nursing with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

G. BRUCE MAINLAND, Department of Physics with the title Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

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STEPHEN L. MANGUM, Department of Management and Human Resources with the title Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

BRIAN W. MCENNIS, Department of Mathematics with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

YURI V. MEDVEDKOV, Department of Geography with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

SHAHROKH RAHNEMA, Agricultural Technical Institute (Wooster) with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

YEHIA M. SAIF, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine with the title Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

RONALD M. SOLOMON, Department of Mathematics with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

BRUCE W. WEIDE, Department of Computer Science and Engineering with the title Professor Emeritus effective July 1, 2013

JOHN R. WILKINS III, College of Public Health with the title Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

DONALD J. BREECE, Ohio State University Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources with the title Associate Professor Emeritus effective June 1, 2013

ASHOK K. KRISHNAMURTHY, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering with the title of Associate Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

MICHAEL D. TRUDEAU, Department of Speech and Hearing Science with the title Associate Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

JENNIFER J. KUEHN, University Libraries with the title of Assistant Professor Emeritus effective April 1, 2013

Promotions, Tenure and Reappointments

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Promotion to Professor with Tenure

McComb, David, Materials Science and Engineering, effective January 1, 2013 Baker, Christopher, Electrical and Computer Engineering, effective April 1, 2013

** Reappointments

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APPENDIX XLIII

Degrees Conferred at

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION

May 5, 2013 (approved by the Board of Trustees at the April 2013 meeting)

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The Graduate School Jennifer Maxwell Whitehead, Collins Amankwaah, Westerville Columbus Dean: Patrick S. Osmer B.A. (Bob Jones University) B.S. (University of Ghana) M.Mus. Master's (Katholieke Music Universiteit) Doctor of Musical Arts Dr. John Rice Food Science and Technology Dr. Melvin Pascall Helen Teresa Allen, Yellow Samantha Ann Anzeljc, Springs Doctor of Philosophy B.Mus., M.Mus. Antioch, IL Music Emily Lauren Ach, Palo Alto, B.S. (University of Illinois at Dr. John Rice CA Urbana-Champaign) B.A. (Wesleyan University) Ohio State University Nutrition Jacqueline Therese Bretz, M.A. Dr. Robert Murray

Crystal Lake, IL Psychology Alyssa Ann Bach, B.Mus.Ed. (Eastern Illinois Dr. Kathryn Vannatta University) Portsmouth M.Mus. Jennifer Ahn-Jarvis, Los B.S.H.E., M.Ed. Music Angeles, CA Education Dr. Russel Mikkelson B.S. (California State Dr. Mollie Blackburn University, Northridge) Tzu-Yun Chen, Taichung, M.S. Jodie Angela Bailey, Dublin Taiwan, ROC Food Science and Technology B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (National Taipei Dr. Steven Schwartz, Master's (University of Dayton) Education University) Dr. Yael Vodovotz Dr. Donna Berlin M.A. (New York University)

Music Sajedur R. Akanda, Dhaka, Sheldon T. Bailey, North Dr. Mark Rudoff Bangladesh B.S.Comm. (Bangladesh East, PA Tiffany Nicole Damicone, University of Engineering B.S. (Pennsylvania State Denham Springs, LA and Technology) University-Erie, The B.Mus. (Louisiana State M.S. (Tuskegee University) Behrend College) M.S. University, Baton Rouge) Mechanical Engineering Physics Master's (New England Dr. Mark Walter Dr. Ratnasingham Conservatory of Music) Music Sultan Alanzi, Kuwait City, Sooryakumar Dr. Bruce Henniss Kuwait B.S. (University of Wisconsin- Michael Matthew Baker, Live Yoon Hee Kim, Columbus Milwaukee) Oak, FL Bachelor's (Yonsei University) M.S. B.A. (University of Florida) Master's (University of Electrical and Computer B.A. (Florida State University) Cincinnati) Engineering M.A. (University of Music Dr. Donald Kasten Tennessee-Knoxville) Dr. Katherine Jones English Andrea Marie Albert, Dr. Karen Winstead Adrienne Marie Marshall, Plymouth, MA Harit Kaur Bal, Ludhiana, Baroda, MI B.S. (Rice University) B.Mus. (Tennessee M.S. India Bachelor's, Master's (Punjab Technological University) Physics M.A., M.Mus. Dr. Brian Winer Agricultural University) Music Entomology Dr. Caroline Hartig Samuel A. Alexander, San Dr. Parwinder Grewal Diego, CA Keith R. Newton, Columbus B.S. (University of Arizona) Sayanti P. Banerjee, Kolkata, B.A. (Capital University) Mathematics India M.Mus. Dr. Timothy Carlson B.A. (University of Mumbai) Music M.A. (University of South Dr. William McDaniel Timothy James All, Florida) Worthington Mathematics Christian Carroll Secrist, B.A. Dr. Janet Best

Grandview Heights Mathematics Yan Bao, Shanghai, China Bachelor's (University of Dr. Warren Sinnott Mount Union) Bachelor's (Peking University) Master's (Cleveland State M.Philos. (Tilburg University) M.A. University) Music Economics Dr. James Hill Dr. Lung-Fei Lee 806 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Santiago Bas, Cordoba, Lindsay Marie Bernhagen, Sarum Boonmee, Nakhon Argentina Junction City, WI Ratchasima, Thailand D.V.M. (University of Cordoba) B.A. (Luther College) B.Engr. (Suranaree University Comparative and Veterinary M.A. of Technology) Medicine Comparative Studies Master's (Chulalongkorn Dr. Gustavo Schuenemann, Dr. Barry Shank University) Dr. Paivi Rajala-Schultz M.S. Scott R. Biddlestone, Materials Science and Vikram Madhav Bedekar, Chagrin Falls Engineering Canton B.S. (Rose-Hulman Institute of Dr. Doru Stefanescu, B.Metal.Eng. (University of Technology) Dr. Yogeshwar Sahai Pune) M.S. M.S.Mech.Eng. (University of Electrical and Computer Christina Dawn Bragg, Arkansas) Engineering Dublin Industrial and Systems Dr. Ümit Özgüner B.A. (Marshall University) Engineering M.A. Dr. Rajiv Shivpuri Beau Austin Billet, Education Beavercreek Dr. Caroline Clark Tracy Ann Bedrosian, B.S.Mat.Sci.Eng., M.S. Columbus Materials Science and Sarah Elizabeth Brookes, B.S. (University of Michigan, Engineering East Liverpool Ann Arbor) Dr. Ji-Cheng Zhao B.A. (University of Mount Neuroscience Graduate Union) Studies Program Eren Billur, Ankara, Turkey M.A. Dr. Randy Nelson B.S. (Baskent University) Communication M.S. (Virginia Commonwealth Dr. Emily Moyer-Guse Rohit Kishore Belapurkar, University) Pune, India M.S. Holly Marie Brothers, Canton B.Engr. (University of Pune) Mechanical Engineering B.S., M.A. M.S. Dr. Taylan Altan Psychology Aeronautical and Astronautical Dr. Gary Wenk Engineering Katherine Mary Binzel, Dr. Rama Yedavalli Blacklick Loren E. Bucek, Vestal, NY B.S. (Miami University Oxford) M.A. Robert Anthony Bennett, Biophysics B.S. (State University of New Decatur, GA Dr. Michael Knopp York College at Brockport) B.A.Honors (Morehouse Arts Administration, Education College) Samantha Heidi Blatt, Dublin and Policy M.A. B.S.Honors (Rutgers Dr. Christine Morris History University-New Brunswick) Dr. Leslie Alexander M.A. Clinton Jacob Buhler, Anthropology Columbus Sarah A. Bentil, Alexandria, Dr. Paul Sciulli B.A. (University of Utah) VA M.A. B.S. (University of Vermont) Frank Arthur Blazich, Jr., History of Art M.S. (University of Hawaii at Raleigh, NC Dr. Myroslava Mudrak Manoa) B.A. (University of North Mechanical Engineering Carolina at Chapel Hill) Erin Marie Burns, Dr. Rebecca Dupaix, M.A. (North Carolina State Greenwood, IN Dr. Jessica Winter University) B.A., Master's (Ball State History University) Ryan Benjamin Berke, Dr. Peter Mansoor Integrated Biomedical Science Columbia, MD Graduate Program B.S.Mech.Eng. (University of Ian Y. Blount, Columbus Dr. Tatiana Oberyszyn Maryland, College Park) B.S.Agr., M.S. Mechanical Engineering Public Policy and Teresa Burns, Davenport, IA Dr. Mark Walter Management B.S.Honors, D.V.M. (Iowa Dr. Trevor Brown State University) Lisa Danielle Berman-Booty, Comparative and Veterinary Sharon, MA Medicine B.A., D.V.M. (University of Dr. James Belknap Pennsylvania) Comparative and Veterinary Medicine Dr. Ching-Shih Chen

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Douglas Paul William Bush, Weitao Chen, Columbus Laren Renee Conklin, Columbus Bachelor's (University of Massillon B.A.Honors (Dalhousie Science and Technology of B.S. (Bowling Green State University) China) University) M.A. (University of Western M.S., M.Appl.Stats. M.A. Ontario) Mathematics Psychology Spanish and Portuguese Dr. Ching-Shan Chou Dr. Daniel Strunk Dr. Ignacio Corona Yan Chen, Columbus Daniel Robert Coughlin, Joseph Trapp Campbell, Bachelor's, Master's (Harbin Columbus Worthington Institute of Technology) B.S. (University of Colorado at B.A. (University of Vermont) M.S. (Rice University) Boulder) M.S. Mechanical Engineering M.S. (University of New Rural Sociology Dr. Junmin Wang Mexico) Dr. Linda Lobao M.S. Jae Teuk Chin, Seoul, South Materials Science and Whitney Lauren Chappell, Korea Engineering Dekalb, IL B.S., M.S. (Seoul National Dr. Michael Mills B.A. (University of Illinois at University) Urbana-Champaign) M.C.R.P. Caleb A. Cox, Charlotte, NC M.A. (Northern Illinois City and Regional Planning B.S., M.S. (University of North University) Dr. Jennifer Cowley Carolina at Charlotte) Spanish and Portuguese M.A. Dr. Rebeka Campos-Astorkiza Christian Alejandro Economics Chiriboga, Quito, Ecuador Dr. Paul Healy Alyssa Lyn Charrier, B.S.Agr. (Escuela Agricola Columbus Panamericana el Andrew R. Crowell, B.S.Bio. (Brigham Young Zamorano) Columbus University) M.S. B.S.Aero.Astro.Eng., M.S. Molecular, Cellular, and Entomology Aeronautical and Astronautical Developmental Biology Dr. Daniel Herms Engineering Dr. David Brigstock Dr. Jack McNamara Martha Sidury Juarez Lopez Chung Gu Chee, Paju, South Christiansen, Kettering Nathan B. Cruze, West Korea Bachelor's (Universidad Chester B.A.Honors (Handong Veracruzana) B.S., M.A., M.S. University) M.A. (Indiana-Purdue Interdisciplinary Programs M.A. (Seoul National University) Dr. Prem Goel University) Education Economics Dr. Marcia Farr Jessica L. D’Ambrosio, Dr. Paul Evans Pittsburgh, PA Fiorella Melina Cisneros B.S. (Pennsylvania State Aaron Chen, Columbus Delgadillo, Lima, Peru University) B.S. (National Taiwan B.S.Biol.Sci. (National M.S. University) University of San Marcos) Food, Agricultural and Physics M.S. Biological Engineering Dr. Ratnasingham Plant Pathology Dr. Andrew Ward Sooryakumar Dr. Feng Qu, Dr. Margaret Redinbaugh Alison McConnell Dachner, Cheng Chen, Shanghai, South Euclid China Lucas Abraham Citro, Scio B.S.Bus.Adm. B.Engr. (Tongji University) B.S.Physics (Kent State M.B.A. (Cleveland State M.Appl.Stats., M.S. University) University) Civil Engineering M.S. Labor and Human Resources Dr. Rabi Mishalani Biophysics Dr. Jill Ellingson Dr. Periannan Kuppusamy Dao-Peng Chen, Tainan, Helen Elizabeth Dale, Huber Taiwan, ROC Valerie Chest Coffman, Heights B.Com. (National Chengchi Columbus B.S.Nurs. University) B.S. (Bob Jones University) Master's (Vanderbilt M.S. (National Tsing Hua Molecular Genetics University) University) Dr. Jian-Qiu Wu Nursing Statistics Dr. Thelma Patrick Dr. Shili Lin

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Jurriaan Laurens De Jong, David C. Durian, Wheaton, IL Hok Sum Fok, Hong Kong, Columbus B.A.Honors (Northern Illinois China M.S. (Eindhoven University of University) B.S.Honors, M.Philos. (Hong Technology) M.A. Kong Business Administration Linguistics Polytechnic University) Dr. W. Benton Dr. Donald Winford M.S. Geodetic Science and Dallas John DeForest, Jocelyn Odette Eidahl, Surveying Syracuse, NY Delaware Dr. C. Shum B.A.Honors (University of B.S. (University of Akron) Richmond) Pharmaceutical Sciences Laura Kathleen Fonken, M.A. Dr. Mamuka Kvaratskhelia Austin, TX History B.S. (Syracuse University) Dr. Timothy Gregory Mohammad Toukhy Mosleh Neuroscience Graduate Elnakish, Columbus Studies Program Manisha Dixit, Ranchi, India B.Pharm., M.Pharm. (Helwan Dr. Randy Nelson B.S.Comm. (Vinoba Bhave University) University) Molecular, Cellular, and Mary A. Forget, Columbus M.S. (Missouri University of Developmental Biology B.S. (Creighton University) Science and Technology) Dr. Paul Janssen Molecular, Cellular, and M.S. Developmental Biology Materials Science and Vefa Erginbas, Turkey Dr. Clay Marsh Engineering B.A. (Bo˘gazici University) Dr. Hamish Fraser, M.A. (Sabanci University) Sarah Marie Fortman, Dr. David McComb History Stillwater, MN Dr. Jane Hathaway B.A. (Saint Olaf College) Vikas Dixit, Chhatarpur, India Physics B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Charles Estill, Columbus Dr. Frank De Lucia Technology Kanpur) B.S., M.S. M.S. (Missouri University of Mathematics Ahmed Elsayed Mohamed Science and Technology) Dr. Sergei Chmutov Fouda, Columbus M.S. B.S., M.S. (Ain Shams Materials Science and Ryan Michael Farmer, University) Engineering Columbus Electrical and Computer Dr. Hamish Fraser B.S. (Allegheny College) Engineering M.S. Dr. Fernando Teixeira Jonathan Peter Doane, Microbiology Columbus Dr. Fred Tabita Stephanie Lynn Frakes, B.S., M.S. (Michigan Pensacola, FL Technological University) Michael Richard Fellinger, B.Mus. (Rice University) Electrical and Computer Brighton, CO M.A. Engineering B.S., M.S. (Colorado School of Music Dr. John Volakis Mines) Dr. Graeme Boone Physics Bradley E. Dougherty, Dr. John Wilkins Erin Nicole Frey, Springfield Columbus B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan B.S. (Ohio University) Jesse Everett Filbrun, University) O.D., M.S. Whitehouse Integrated Biomedical Science Vision Science B.S. (Bowling Green State Graduate Program Dr. Thomas Raasch University) Dr. Candice Askwith M.S. Daniel R. Doutt, Columbus Evolution, Ecology, and Gabriel L. Fuchs, Columbus B.S. Organismal Biology B.A. (Southern Illinois Physics Dr. Stuart Ludsin University Carbondale) Dr. Leonard Brillson M.A. Sarah Hope Fischer, Dublin Greek and Latin Brian P. Dupaix, Columbus Bachelor's (Mansfield Dr. Frank Coulson B.S. (Brigham Young University of Pennsylvania) University) Master's (Ithaca College) Vijay Narasimha Gadepally, M.S. Music Hyderabad, India Electrical and Computer Dr. Daryl Kinney B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Engineering Technology Kanpur) Dr. Steven Bibyk M.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering Dr. Ashok Krishnamurthy

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Caleb Tyrell Gallemore, Judith Elaine Guion-Utsler, Carlos Manuel Hernandez- Lewis Center Bowling Green Garcia, Wooster B.A.Honors (Missouri B.A. (Bowling Green State Diploma (Universidad Southern State University) University) Autonoma Chapingo) M.A. M.Div. (Boston University) Master's (Colegio de Geography Education Postgraduados de Mexico) Dr. Darla Munroe Dr. Susan Jones Horticulture and Crop Science Dr. John Finer Michael Erik Garcia, Durham, Timothy John Hackmann, NC Columbus Christopher Austin Hill, B.A., B.S. (University of Ohio State University Nutrition Columbus Dayton) Dr. Jeffrey Firkins B.A. (University of Utah) M.B.A., M.A. M.A. Agricultural, Environmental Jing Han, Beijing, China Theatre and Development B.S. (Capital Normal Dr. Joy Reilly Economics University) Dr. Brian Roe Physics Katherine Greene Parker Dr. Lei Bao Horigan, Burtonsville, MD Zhongqi Ge, Hefei, China B.A.Honors, M.A. (Tulane B.S. (Tsinghua University) Christine Adelaide Hanson, University of Louisiana) M.Appl.Stats. Elkhorn, WI English Molecular, Cellular, and Bachelor's (University of Dr. Amy Shuman Developmental Biology Wisconsin-Madison) Dr. Mark Parthun M.A. Chih-Sheng Hsieh, Taipei, Psychology Taiwan, ROC Wei Gong, Columbus Dr. Steven Beck Bachelor's, Master's (National B.S., M.S. (Wuhan University) Taiwan University) Chemistry Nicholas Jon Hanson, Economics Dr. Thaliyil Rajanbabu Logan, IA Dr. Lung-Fei Lee B.S., M.S. (University of Kiernan Orion Gordon, Nebraska at Omaha) Yun-Hsiang Hsu, Taipei, Columbus Education Taiwan, ROC B.A. (University of California, Dr. Janet Buckworth B.Bus.Adm., Master's Santa Cruz) (National Chengchi M.S. (High Point University) Erica Eileen Hartwell, University) Education Columbus M.A. (University of California, Dr. Sarah Fields B.S. (Cornell University) Berkeley) M.A. (Antioch University New Public Policy and Timothy Jason Gordon, England) Management Melrose Park, IL Human Sciences Dr. Joshua Hawley B.A. (Monmouth College) Dr. Suzanne Haring Ohio State Biochemistry Jinnan Hu, Nanjing, China Program Lei He, Fo Shan, China B.S. (Nanjing University) Dr. Charles Brooks B.S. (Beijing Medical M.S. University) Plant Pathology Meera Govindaraghavan, M.S. (Peking University) Dr. Thomas Mitchell Hyderabad, India Pharmaceutical Sciences Bachelor's (Osmania Dr. A. Phelps En Huang, Yangjiang, China University) M.S. (Southern Illinois Master's (Jawaharlal Nehru Brea M. Heidelberg, University Carbondale) University) Pittsburgh, PA Food Science and Technology Molecular, Cellular, and B.S.Bus.Adm., B.S. (Drexel Dr. Ahmed Yousef Developmental Biology University) Dr. Stephen Osmani M.A. Jiwei Huang, Guangzhou, Arts Administration, Education China Henry Franklin Griffy, and Policy B.S. (Sun Yat-sen University) Oklahoma City, OK Dr. Margaret Wyszomirski Biophysics B.A. (University of Delaware) Dr. Ronald Xu M.A. (University of Oklahoma- Roy Lester Heidelberg, Norman) Covington, LA Tien-Lu Huang, Taipei, English B.A. (Northwestern State Taiwan, ROC Dr. Richard Green University of Louisiana) B.S.Pharm. (National Taiwan M.P.A. (Louisiana State University) University, Baton Rouge) Pharmaceutical Sciences Public Policy and Dr. Sylvan Frank Management Dr. Anand Desai

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Yao-Feng Huang, Kaohsiung Fei Jin, Huanggang, China Robert Ross Klein, Lincoln, City, Taiwan, ROC B.A. (Huazhong University of NE B.A. (Tunghai University) Science and Technology) B.A.Honors (Saint Olaf M.A. (New York University) M.A. College) Education Economics M.A. Dr. Leslie Moore Dr. Lung-Fei Lee Geography Dr. Edward Malecki Zhenwei Huang, Kaifeng, Mary Johnson, Columbus China B.A. (University of Wisconsin- Steven Blake Kleinman, B.S., M.S. (Wuhan University) Madison) Philadelphia, PA Geodetic Science and M.A. B.A. (West Chester University) Surveying Spanish and Portuguese M.A. (Syracuse University) Dr. C. Shum Dr. Scott Schwenter Communication Dr. William Eveland Beom Seuk Hwang, Seoul, Mbabazi Maureen Kariisa, South Korea Abidjan, Ivory Coast Olha V. Kofman, Houston, TX B.A., M.A. (Yonsei University) B.S. (Duke University) Magister, Master's (Chernihiv M.A. (Duke University) Master's (University of State M.S. Michigan, Ann Arbor) Pedagogical University) Biostatistics Public Health M.A. Dr. Michael Pennell Dr. John Wilkins Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures Fadi L. Jaber, Columbus Evan J. Katz, South Euclid Dr. Yana Hashamova B.S.Honors (American B.S.Elec.Eng. (Ohio University of Beirut) University) Andrew J. Kopec, Westerville Oral Biology M.S. B.A.Honors (University of Dr. M. Herness Electrical and Computer Dayton) Engineering M.A. Matthew David Jackel, South Dr. Leonard Brillson English Park, PA Dr. Elizabeth Hewitt B.S. (Pennsylvania State Erin Katherine Kelly, University Erie, The Cincinnati Shweta D. Kotian, Mumbai, Behrend College) B.A. (Harvard College) India Chemistry M.A. (University of Virginia) B.S., M.S. (University of Dr. Craig Forsyth English Mumbai) Dr. Luke Wilson Molecular, Cellular, and Alena Cristina Jaime- Developmental Biology Ramirez, El Paso, TX Andrew James Kier, Dr. Jeffrey Parvin B.S.Bio. (California State Columbus University, San Marcos) B.Mus. (Virginia Monica Jane Kowalski, Integrated Biomedical Science Commonwealth University) Columbus Graduate Program M.A. (University of Arizona) B.A., M.Ed. (University of Dr. William Carson M.A. Notre Dame) Slavic and East European Education Anne M. Jansen, Columbus Languages and Literatures Dr. Lynley Anderman B.A., M.Ed. (University of Dr. Daniel Collins California, Santa Barbara) Andrew G. Krygier, M.A. (California State Seonghoon Kim, Changwon, Columbus University, Sacramento) Kyungnam, South Korea B.S.Mech.Eng. English B.A. (Sogang University) Physics Dr. Chadwick Allen M.A. Dr. Richard Freeman Economics Lieny Jeon, Seoul, South Dr. David Blau Matthew Gregory Lauer, Korea Independence, KY B.A. (Sookmyung Women’s Yea Jin Kim, Seoul, South B.S. (Northern Kentucky University) Korea University) M.S. Bachelor's, M.Mus. (Yonsei Chemistry Human Sciences University) Dr. James Stambuli Dr. Cynthia Buettner Music Dr. David Clampitt Eun Jeong Lee, Gyeonggido, Ruisheng Jiang, Columbus South Korea B.S., M.S. (Xiamen University) M.A. (New York University) Ohio State Biochemistry B.A. (Seo Kyeong University) Program Education Dr. Joseph Krzycki Dr. Alan Hirvela

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Hee Won Lee, Aurora, IL Haohsiang Liao, Taiwan, Cordelia Manickam, Chennai, B.S., M.S. (Ewha Womans ROC India University) B.A. (National Tsing Hua B.S.Pub.Srvc. (Tamil Nadu Electrical and Computer University) Dr. M.G.R. Medical University) Engineering M.A. (National Taiwan Normal Comparative and Veterinary Dr. Hooshang Hemami University) Medicine East Asian Languages and Dr. Linda Saif Jung Eun Lee, South Korea Literatures Human Sciences Dr. Galal Walker Sarah Abigail Martin, Dr. Leslie Stoel Millville, NJ Chia-Hua Lin, Puli, Taiwan, B.S. (Rowan University, New Seung Ook Lee, Salt Lake ROC Jersey) City, UT B.S. (National Chung Hsing M.A. B.A., M.A. (Seoul National University) Anthropology University) M.S. (Indiana State University) Dr. Debra Guatelli-Steinberg Geography Evolution, Ecology, and Dr. Joel Wainwright Organismal Biology Steven Laurence Martin, Dr. Karen Goodell New York, NY Sungwoo Lee, Seoul, South B.S. (Rensselaer Polytechnic Korea Huang Lin, Columbus Institute) B.S., M.S. (Seoul National B.Engr. (Beihang University) M.S. University) Mech.Engr. (Tsinghua Computer Science and Horticulture and Crop Science University) Engineering Dr. Clay Sneller M.S. Dr. Han-Wei Shen Materials Science and Anna O. Levin, Atherton, CA Engineering Richard Massatti, B.S. (Oberlin College) Dr. Gerald Frankel Pickerington M.A. B.A. (Ohio University) Psychology Muhammad Shadab Lodhi, M.S.W. Dr. Barbara Andersen Rawalpindi, Pakistan Social Work B.S. (National University of Dr. Theresa Early Hanfu Li, Columbus Sciences and Technology) B.A. (Huazhong University of M.S. Amanda Leah Matousek, Science and Technology) Civil Engineering Mentor B.A., B.S. (Wuhan University) Dr. Halil Sezen B.A., M.A. (University of M.A. Akron) Economics Jingwei Lu, Harbin, China Spanish and Portuguese Dr. Donald Haurin B.S. (Peking University) Dr. Ignacio Corona Molecular, Cellular, and Shuang Li, Shiyan, Hubei, Developmental Biology Gregory Allen Matthews, China Dr. Hiranmoy Das Columbus B.S.Honors (Wuhan University B.A., B.S. (Miami University of Technology) Angela Cartwright Lynskey, Oxford) M.S. (Auburn University Main Grafton, WV M.A. Campus) B.A. (Mount Vernon Nazarene Sociology M.S. University) Dr. Liana Sayer Computer Science and M.A. Engineering Education Kyle D. Maurer, Lima Dr. Ness Shroff Dr. Cynthia Tyson B.S.Civ.Eng. (Ohio Northern University) Xiaoji Li, Weihai, China Vincent L. Lyons, Cardington M.S. B.Engr. (China University of B.S.Agr. Civil Engineering Mining and Technology) M.Div. (Trinity Lutheran Dr. Gil Bohrer M.S. (Chinese Academy of Seminary) Sciences) Education Samantha Keiko McCarty, M.S. Dr. Brian Turner Beavercreek Materials Science and B.S. Engineering Yuanmei Ma, Columbus Integrated Biomedical Science Dr. Gerald Frankel B.S. (Zhongshan University) Graduate Program Food Science and Technology Dr. Matthew Ringel Dr. Jianrong Li Lara Elizabeth McCormick, Milwaukee, WI B.A. (Arizona State University) M.A. (California State University, Los Angeles) Anthropology Dr. Samuel Stout 812 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Janet Herron Melcher, Huyen Thanh Nguyen, Jordan Paul Page, Mansfield Cincinatti Columbus B.S. M.S.W. B.S.Honors (Hanoi National Chemistry Social Work University of Education) Dr. Thaliyil Rajanbabu Dr. Mo-Yee Lee M.S. (Institute of Physics) Biophysics Kyoung Jin Park, Seoul, Maria Cristina Millan, Dr. Michael Knopp South Korea Columbus B.S., M.S. (Sogang University) B.S., M.S. Jeremy W. Nicklas, Circleville M.S. Geological Sciences B.S.Physics (Illinois Institute of Geodetic Science and Dr. Terry Wilson Technology) Surveying Physics Dr. Alper Yilmaz Gabisile Promise Mkhize, Dr. John Wilkins Mtubatuba, South Africia Paul Edward Patton, B.A., M.A. (University of Dimitrios Nikolaou, Nelsonville KwaZulu-Natal) Thessaloniki, Greece B.A., M.S. (Ohio University) M.A. Ptychion, Postgrad.Dipl. Anthropology Women’s Studies (University of Macedonia) Dr. Kristen Gremillion Dr. Cathy Rakowski M.A. Economics Christina Pelletier, Columbus Lisa Marie Tonik Moran, San Dr. Audrey Light B.A. (Bowdoin College) Diego, CA M.A. B.S. (Brown University) Elizabeth Amanda Nixon, Music M.A. Washington, DC Dr. Patricia Flowers Psychology B.A. (University of Vermont) Dr. Keith Yeates M.A. Pier Paolo Peruzzi, English Montepulciano, Italy Alyssa Choi Tsubokura Dr. Frederick Aldama Laurea (Sapienza University of Morey, Mineral Point, WI Rome) B.A. (University of Wisconsin- Scott A. Noll, Reynoldsburg Integrated Biomedical Science Madison) B.S.Mech.Eng. (Ohio Northern Graduate Program M.A. University) Dr. Ennio Chiocca, Communication M.S. Dr. Balveen Kaur Dr. William Eveland Mechanical Engineering Dr. Rajendra Singh Andrew Scott Petit, Grove Eleshia J.P. Morrison, City Brampton, ON, Canada Hayrettin Odaba¸si, Yenice, B.A., B.S. (University of B.S. (McGill University) Turkey Pittsburgh) M.A. B.S.Elec.Eng. (Gebze Chemical Physics Psychology Technical Institute) Dr. Anne McCoy Dr. Barbara Andersen M.S. (Syracuse University) Electrical and Computer Lira Pi, Seoul, South Korea John Turner Morrison, New Engineering B.S., M.S. (Ewha Womans Castle, PA Dr. Fernando Teixeira University) B.S.Honors (Kent State Statistics University) Susan Y. Ortiz, Columbus Dr. Haikady Nagaraja M.S. B.S.Ed. (New Mexico State Physics University) Lindsay Parks Pieper, Dr. Linn Van Woerkom M.A. Rensselaer, NY Sociology B.A. (Virginia Polytechnic Meghan Elizabeth Myers, Dr. Liana Sayer Institute and State Lebanon University) B.A. (Indiana University Christopher A. Owens, M.A. Bloomington) Columbus Education M.A. B.A. (College of Wooster) Dr. Sarah Fields Sociology M.A. (Ohio University) Dr. Ruth Peterson Rural Sociology Beth Marie Polin, Evansville, Dr. Cathy Rakowski IN Adam Franklin Newby, B.A. (DePauw University) Columbus Greer London Pagano, Labor and Human Resources B.S.Hort., M.S.Hort.&Forestry Columbus Dr. Howard Klein (Auburn University Main M.A. Campus) History of Art Horticulture and Crop Science Dr. Lisa Florman Dr. Daniel Struve, Dr. Claudio Pasian

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Stacy Elizabeth Porter, Brendy Carolina Rincon Elizabeth T. Ryan, Knoxville, TN Troconis, Maracaibo, Manchester, NH B.S. (University of North Venezuela B.A. (College of William and Carolina at Asheville) Ingeniera (La Universidad del Mary) M.S. (University of Alaska Zulia) M.A. (Boston University) Fairbanks) M.S. M.A. Atmospheric Sciences Materials Science and Psychology Dr. Ellen Thompson Engineering Dr. Daniel Strunk Dr. Gerald Frankel Robert Prilmeier, New Joshua Charles Saldivar, Orleans, LA Julie Robbins, Columbus Fayetteville, AR Diploma (Halic University) B.A. (Mount Holyoke College) B.S., M.S. (University of Business Administration M.P.A., M.H.A. Arkansas) Dr. Rene Stulz Public Health Integrated Biomedical Science Dr. Ann McAlearney Graduate Program Ian Bradford Ngongotaha Dr. Kathleen Huebner Pugh, Columbus Julie C. Robinson, B.A. (University of Nevada, Greenbrier, AR Balaji Sampathnarayanan, Las Vegas) B.S. (Arkansas State Chennai, India M.A. (San Francisco State University) B.Tech. (Anna University) University) M.S. (University of Arkansas) M.S. Theatre Agricultural and Extension Electrical and Computer Dr. Lesley Ferris Education Engineering Dr. Robert Birkenholz Dr. Steve Yurkovich, Xi Qu, Tongzhou, China Dr. Giorgio Rizzoni B.A., M.A. (Peking University) Michelle Amanda Rodrigues, M.A. Burr Ridge, IL Nicole Danielle Schafer, Economics B.S. (University of Illinois at Macedonia Dr. Lung-Fei Lee Urbana-Champaign) B.S. (John Carroll University) M.A. (Iowa State University) M.S. Swapna Priya Rajarapu, Anthropology Biophysics Secunderabad, India Dr. Dawn Kitchen Dr. Jeffrey Kuret B.S., M.S. (Osmania University) Carl W. Rossler, McDonald Cory Martin Scheadler, Entomology B.S. (Youngstown State Ripley Dr. Omprakash Mittapalli University) B.S. (Wright State University) M.S. M.A. Christian Eric Randall, Electrical and Computer Education Bellbrook Engineering Dr. Steven Devor B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Dr. Emre Ertin Phoenix) Amy Schrepfer-Tarter, M.S. (Air Force Institute of Erik Paul Roush, Columbus Hudson, MA Technology) B.A., M.P.A. (Ohio University) B.A. (University of California, Business Administration Education Santa Cruz) Dr. Keely Croxton Dr. Philip Smith M.A. (University of Arizona) Education Eric E. Rasmussen, Galloway Raili Roy, Cherry Hill, NJ Dr. Wayne Hoy B.A., M.A. (Brigham Young B.A.Honors, M.A. (University University) of Calicut) Erin Margaret Schumaker, Communication M.A. (University of Cincinnati) Bowling Green, KY Dr. Amy Nathanson Women’s Studies B.A. (Hope College) Dr. Cathy Rakowski M.A. Ketra Lachell Rice, Aliceville, Communication AL Deborah Ruhl, Goleta, CA Dr. Brandon Van Der Heide B.S., M.B.A. (Alabama A & M. B.A. (Covenant College) University) M.A., M.Mus. Liesel Marie Seryak, M.S. Music Columbus Public Policy and Dr. Charles Atkinson B.S. (University of Dayton) Management M.S. Dr. Anand Desai Mitchell Myron Rutkowski, Public Health New Bethlehem, PA Dr. Timothy Buckley Kevin Barry Rice, Columbus B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) B.S. (University of North Physics Carolina at Asheville) Dr. Leonard Brillson M.S. (Auburn University Main Campus) Entomology Dr. Daniel Herms 814 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Mark Allan Sgambellone, Ivan Stefano, Surabaya, Enhua Tan, Jiujiang, China Medina Indonesia B.Engr. (University of Science B.S. (Case Western Reserve B.S.Comm. (Ohio University) and Technology of China) University) M.A. Master's (Chinese Academy of M.S. Education Sciences) Chemistry Dr. Charles Hancock M.S. Dr. Claudia Turro Computer Science and Judith Lynn Stella, Carroll Engineering Kyle James Shalek, Burton B.S. (Pennsylvania State Dr. Xiaodong Zhang B.S. (Ohio University) University) Geological Sciences B.S. (Santa Fe College) Rika Tanda, Athens Dr. Jeffrey Daniels Comparative and Veterinary B.S.Nurs. (University of Medicine Maryland, Baltimore) Anita Sharma, Noida, Uttar Dr. Charles Buffington B.S. (University of Maryland, Pradesh, India College Park) B.Pharm. (University of Delhi) Patrick C. Still, Pennsauken, M.S. (Ohio University) M.S.Pharm. (National Institute NJ Nursing of Pharmaceutical B.S. (Virginia Commonwealth Dr. Pamela Salsberry Education and Research) University) Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmaceutical Sciences Wen Chean Teh, Columbus Dr. Sylvan Frank Dr. Alan Kinghorn B.S.Honors, Master's (University of Science, Kuo-Fang Shen, Taoyuan, Liping Su, Seattle, WA Malaysia) Taiwan, ROC B.A. (Hohai University) Mathematics B.S.Agr., M.S. (National M.A. (Shanghai International Dr. Timothy Carlson Taiwan University) Studies University) Molecular, Cellular, and Education Gayatri Shivakumaran Developmental Biology Dr. Leslie Moore Thampy, Blacklick Dr. Stephen Osmani B.Engr. (University of Pune) Soumya Subramonian, M.A. Matthew Alan Smith, Dayton Coimbatore, India Anthropology B.S.Mech.Eng., M.S. B.Engr. (Anna University) Dr. Jeffrey Cohen M.S.Mech.Eng. (University of M.S. Dayton) Mechanical Engineering Mehmet Nazim Tomac, Mechanical Engineering Dr. Taylan Altan Bursa, Turkey Dr. Michael Dunn B.Engr., Master's (Uluda˘g Wei Sun, Shanghai, China University) Pattavipha Songkumarn, B.S., M.S. (Tsinghua M.S. Nakhon Si Thammarat, University) Aeronautical and Astronautical Thailand Mathematics Engineering B.S. (Prince of Songkla Dr. Bo Guan Dr. James Gregory University) M.S. (Kasetsart University) Christopher James Sutter, David Tomasacci, Plant Pathology Edmond, OK Shickshinny, NY Dr. Guo-Liang Wang B.A., M.B.A. (Brigham Young B.Mus. (Bucknell University) University) M.Mus. Vorachai Sribanditmongkol, Business Administration Music Gahanna Dr. Oded Shenkar Dr. David Clampitt B.S.Nurs. M.S. (University of San Diego) Christine Szostak, Columbus David J. Traven, Columbus Nursing B.A., B.S. (Malone University) B.A., M.A. Dr. Jeremy Neal M.A. Political Science Psychology Dr. Alexander Wendt Arun Sridharan, Chennai, Dr. Mark Pitt India Georgios Trichopoulos, B.Tech. (Anna University) Chuang Tan, Columbus Agrinio, Greece M.S. B.S. (University of Science Diploma (Democritus Electrical and Computer and Technology of China) University of Thrace) Engineering M.S. M.S. (National Technical Dr. Can Koksal Chemical Physics University of Athens) Dr. Dongping Zhong Electrical and Computer Brooke Erin Starkoff, Engineering Cleveland Dr. Kubilay Sertel B.A. (College of Wooster) M.Ed. (Cleveland State University) Education Dr. Steven Devor 815 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Ying Tu, Yichun, China Shan Wei, Guangdong, China Xiaomin Xi, Shanghai, China B.Engr. (Zhejiang University) B.S. (Nankai University) Bachelor's (Shanghai Jiao M.S. Animal Sciences Tong University) Computer Science and Dr. Zhongtang Yu M.S. Engineering Industrial and Systems Dr. Han-Wei Shen Wenbo Wei, Tianjin Shi, Engineering China Dr. Ramteen Sioshansi Arife Unal Eroglu, Antalya, Bachelor's (Jilin University) Turkey Biophysics Yan Xu, Alexandria, VA B.S. (Halic University) Dr. Michael Knopp B.A. (Nanjing University) Molecular, Cellular, and M.A. Developmental Biology John Nicholas Wertz, History Dr. Paul Henion Beavercreek Dr. Christopher Reed B.S.Aero.Astro.Eng. Matthew Douglas Utt, (University of Arizona) Miran Yang, Seoul, South Columbus M.S. Korea B.S., M.S. (Virginia Aeronautical and Astronautical B.A. (Hankuk University of Polytechnic Institute and Engineering Foreign Studies) State University) Dr. Mo-How Shen M.S. Animal Sciences Human Sciences Dr. Michael Day Sean Michael Whittemore, Dr. Nancy Rudd Wildwood, MO Maria Guadalupe Villarreal- B.S. (University of Missouri - Xun Yu, Hangzhou, China Marroquin, Monterrey, Saint Louis) B.S. (Zhejiang University) Mexico Chemistry Mathematics Bachelor's, M.S. (Autonomous Dr. James Stambuli Dr. Charles Clemens University of Nuevo Leon) Industrial and Systems Leslie Lea Williams, Benicia, Andre Zampaulo, Columbus Engineering CA B.A. (Universidade Estadual Dr. Jose Castro B.A. (University of California, Paulista) Berkeley) M.A. (University of Louisville) Julie A. Wallace, Grove City M.S. (University of Sheffield) Spanish and Portuguese B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Anthropology Dr. Rebeka Campos-Astorkiza Molecular, Cellular, and Dr. Clark Larsen Developmental Biology Leilei Zhang, Baotou, China Dr. Michael Ostrowski Peter Wong, Columbia, SC B.S. (Tianjin University) B.Com. (University of Toronto) M.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong James Clement Walton, M.A. University) Columbus Business Administration M.S. B.S. (University of Southern Dr. Kewei Hou Biomedical Engineering Maine) Dr. Ronald Xu Neuroscience Graduate Bo Wu, Kuitun, Xinjiang, Studies Program China Li Zhang, Columbus Dr. Randy Nelson B.S. (Peking University) B.S., M.S. (Zhejiang Chemistry University) Catherine Suzanne Dr. Christopher Jaroniec M.S., M.Appl.Stats. Walworth, Columbus Civil Engineering B.A. (Cornell College) Qiyang Wu, Columbus Dr. Carolyn Merry M.A. (University of B.S., Master's (Nanjing Washington) University) Xiaochen Zhang, Yangzhou, History of Art M.S. Jiangsu, China Dr. Myroslava Mudrak Electrical and Computer Bachelor's (Shanghai Jiao Engineering Tong University) Rongrong Wang, Columbus Dr. Waleed Khalil M.S. (Lehigh University) B.S. (Tianjin University) Electrical and Computer M.S. (Tsinghua University) Ruohan Wu, Nanchang, Engineering Mechanical Engineering China Marvin White Dr. Junmin Wang B.A. (Peking University) Economics Yan Zhang, Changyi, China Yang Wang, China Dr. Paul Evans B.S.Bio. (Shandong Normal B.Engr., Master's (Zhejiang University) University) Salene Maria Wu, Redmond, Animal Sciences Mechanical Engineering WA Dr. Thaddeus Ezeji Dr. Manoj Srinivasan B.S. (University of Washington) M.A. Psychology Dr. Barbara Andersen 816 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Zhichun Zhang, Shanghai, Jacqueline Susanne Megan Nicole Anzak, St. China Wiegers, Saline, MI Clairsville B.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong B.S. (Central Michigan B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. University) University) Health and Rehabilitation M.S. Speech and Hearing Science Sciences Electrical and Computer Engineering Stacy Renee Wintrow, Kayla Marie Baker, Willard Dr. Leonard Brillson Vandalia B.S. (Bowling Green State B.A. University) Zhigao Zhang, Pu Yang, Speech and Hearing Science Health and Rehabilitation Henan, China Sciences B.S. (University of Science and Technology of China) Doctor of Nursing Jenna Marie Barhorst, Maria Chemistry Practice Stein Dr. Craig Forsyth B.S. Angela D. Alston, Littleton, Health and Rehabilitation Yufeng Zheng, Shenyang, NC Sciences China B.S. (North Carolina Central Bachelor's (University of University) Amy Lynn Albright Baxter, Science and Technology of M.P.H., M.S. Lebanon China) Nursing B.A. (University of Kentucky) M.S. Health and Rehabilitation Materials Science and Loraine Marie Frank- Sciences Engineering Lightfoot, Akron Dr. Hamish Fraser B.S.Nurs. (University of Akron) Kristin Elizabeth Boldon, M.B.A. (Cleveland State Marysville University) B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Doctor of Audiology Nursing Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Jennifer Lynn Bournique, Sheryl Katherine House, Delaware Zanesville Tarah Dawn Briggs, B.A. B.S. (Ohio University) Columbus Speech and Hearing Science M.S. (University of Akron) B.S.Nutrition Nursing Health and Rehabilitation Allison Elaine Goff, Sciences Columbus Angela Milosh, Pepper Pike B.A. B.S.Nurs., M.S. (Case Erin Michelle Brossia, Speech and Hearing Science Western Reserve Perrysburg University) B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Caroline Ferguson Nursing Health and Rehabilitation MacMillan, Columbus Sciences B.A. Regina F. Prusinski, Canal Speech and Hearing Science Winchester Ryan Michael Burnett, Elyria B.S. (Defiance College) B.A. (Baldwin-Wallace Ashley Nicole Mason, Diploma (Watts School College) Fairmont, WV Nursing) Health and Rehabilitation Bachelor's (West Virginia M.S. (Duke University) Sciences University) Nursing Speech and Hearing Science Ian H. Cavener, Gahanna Janet Ann Sirilla, Columbus B.A. (Miami University) Alexandra MacMeekin Ryan, B.S. (Youngstown State Health and Rehabilitation Baltimore, MD University) Sciences B.A. M.S. (Otterbein College) Speech and Hearing Science Nursing Kristine Elizabeth 16 Cunningham, Medina B.S. Michelle Lynn Stephens, Doctor of Physical Health and Rehabilitation Columbus Therapy Sciences B.A. Rebecca Lauren Davis, Speech and Hearing Science Shaelyn E. Annunziata, Troy, Massillon MI B.S. (Loyola University Sarah Thomas, South B.S. (University of Dayton) Charleston Chicago) Health and Rehabilitation Health and Rehabilitation B.S. (Ohio University) Sciences Speech and Hearing Science Sciences

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Anthony Falk, Bluffton Timothy Cing Lin, Columbus Douglas Philip Verhoff, Health and Rehabilitation B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Dublin Sciences Health and Rehabilitation B.S.Ed. Sciences Health and Rehabilitation Kathryn Ann Eisentrout Sciences Gerth, Cincinnati Jackson Todd Maust, Bay B.S. (Miami University) Port, MI Lindsey Marie Wilson, Dublin Health and Rehabilitation B.S. (Eastern Mennonite B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Sciences College) Health and Rehabilitation Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Troy Gregory Harmon, Sciences Perrysburg Daniel Richard Zaborsky, B.S.Ed. Amanda Christine Mihalik, Dublin Health and Rehabilitation Hartville B.A. (Capital University) Sciences B.S. (Ohio University) Health and Rehabilitation Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Amanda Suzanne Harning, Sciences Columbus Jillian Zemba, Sandusky B.S. (Miami University) Elayna Ann Nowak, Avon B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Health and Rehabilitation B.S. (Denison University) Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Sciences Ashley Hayes, White Heath, IL Amanda Kathleen Owen, Specialist in Education B.S. (University of Illinois Marysville at Urbana-Champaign) B.S. Julie Renee Babyak, Health and Rehabilitation Health and Rehabilitation Massillon Sciences Sciences B.S., M.A. Education Anne Renee Hereda, Briana R. Read, Alamogordo, Wadsworth NM Shannon Lee Bowdle, Dublin B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.A. (New Mexico State B.A. (Kent State University) Health and Rehabilitation University) M.A. Sciences Health and Rehabilitation Education Sciences Kasi Elizabeth Hickman, Marc Douglas O’Meara, Kettering Alanna Lee Roark, Elyria Dover B.A. (Ohio University) B.A. (Baldwin-Wallace B.S., M.A. Health and Rehabilitation College) Education Sciences Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Kirsten Leigh Poncinie, Steven Joseph Hnat, Hilliard Pataskala B.S. (University of Louisville) Kirsten Marie Ruen, B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Health and Rehabilitation Columbus Grove M.A. Sciences B.S. (Ohio Dominican Education University) Jillian Huber, Ottawa Health and Rehabilitation Audrey Kathryn Tucholski, B.S. (Ohio Northern Sciences Maumee University) B.A., M.A. Health and Rehabilitation Rachel Erin Scholtz, Education Sciences Chesterland B.S.Ed. Mindy Erin Hutfilz, Health and Rehabilitation Master in the Study of Goodlettsville, TN Sciences Law B.F.A. Health and Rehabilitation Jessica Schroeder, Leipsic Simone Charice Drake, Sciences B.S. (University of Dayton) Powell Health and Rehabilitation M.A. Jonathan David Johnston, Sciences Law Strongsville B.S. (Ohio University) Kelley Marie Sufka, Parma Health and Rehabilitation B.S. (Cleveland State Sciences University) Health and Rehabilitation Bradley Lewis Krick, Celina Sciences B.S. (Wright State University) Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 818 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Master of Accounting Tongyao Cheng, Shenzhen, Nicolas Krasney Feuer, China Cleveland Jeffrey Raymond Annis, B.S.Bus.Adm. B.S.Bus.Adm. Colleyville, TX Accounting and Management Accounting and Management B.S.Bus.Adm. Information Systems Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems Eric Chin, Livonia, MI Stephen Silas Francis, Jr., B.S.Bus.Adm. Dublin Daniel Arundel, Middleburg Accounting and Management B.Bus.Adm. (Morehouse Heights Information Systems College) B.S.Bus.Adm. (Bowling Green Accounting and Management State University) Shih-Ting Chou, New Taipei Information Systems Accounting and Management City, Taiwan, ROC Information Systems B.Bus.Adm. (National Taiwan Yepeng Ge, Beijing, China University) Accounting and Management Gomathi Balasubramanian, Accounting and Management Information Systems Hyderabad, India Information Systems B.A. (Coe College) William Jude Gehring, Accounting and Management Michael Thomas Cress, Worthington Information Systems Dublin B.S.Bus.Adm. B.S. Accounting and Management Eric James Benson, Accounting and Management Information Systems Hillsborough, NJ Information Systems B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Kevin Matthew Genter, Stow Pittsburgh) Michael Joseph Daugherty, B.A. (Otterbein College) Accounting and Management Jr., Crescent Springs, KY Accounting and Management Information Systems B.A. (University of Dallas) Information Systems Accounting and Management Dustin Blunck, Rexburg, ID Information Systems Haomin Gu, Dalian, China B.S. (Brigham Young B.S.Bus.Adm. (Troy University-Idaho) Kevin Michael Davis, University-Main Campus) Accounting and Management Pittsburgh, PA Accounting and Management Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems Information Systems Delainie Marie Britton, Mount Sarah Elizabeth Hambley, Airy, MD Parker John Dieterle, Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Kettering Accounting and Management Accounting and Management B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Information Systems Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems David Plaisted Havard, Robert David Busch, Upper Visalia, CA Arlington Michael S. Duffy, Lewis B.S. (University of Accounting and Management Center Washington) Information Systems B.A. (Wittenberg University) Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Information Systems Xinxin Cao, Xiamen, China Information Systems B.A.Honors (University of Kevin D. Hayes, Dublin Nottingham Ningbo China) Alex William Dull, Columbus B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Accounting and Management B.S.H.E. Accounting and Management Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems Information Systems Heather Marie Carrozo, Evan Richard Heiser, Bexley Rochester, NY Emily Elizabeth Edwards, B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.S. (Syracuse University) Portsmouth Accounting and Management Accounting and Management B.S.Bus.Adm. Information Systems Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems Erin Mollie Heldman, Bingyue Chen, Beijing, China Cincinnati B.S. (University of Oregon) Michael Christopher B.A. (George Washington Accounting and Management Edwards, Syracuse, NY University) Information Systems B.S. (Ithaca College) Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Information Systems Wenxiang Chen, China Information Systems Accounting and Management Timothy Charles Hipskind, Information Systems Westlake Accounting and Management Information Systems

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Kyle Raymond Hostetler, Zhengyi Liu, Changsha, Ly Ngoc Pham, Hanoi, Martins Ferry China Vietnam B.S. (Bethany College) B.A. (George Fox College) B.A. (Augustana College) M.Appl.Stats. Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Information Systems Information Systems Information Systems Oystein Lokken, Marc Propes, Ravenna Yuchen Hua, Ningbo, China Lillehammer, Norway B.Bus.Adm. (Kent State B.S. (California State Accounting and Management University) University, East Bay) Information Systems Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Information Systems Information Systems Yuan Lu, Jiaxing, China B.Com. (Waseda University) Wanxuan Qu, Hunan, China David Randal Jackson, West Accounting and Management Bachelor's (University of Bloomfield, MI Information Systems International Business and B.A. (Michigan State Economics) University) Chengding Mao, Ningde, Accounting and Management Accounting and Management China Information Systems Information Systems B.S.Bus.Adm. Accounting and Management Cong Ren, Hebei, China Xun Jiang, Maanshan, Anhui, Information Systems B.Bus.Adm. (University of China Toledo) B.S.Bus.Adm. Olimjon Ismatillaevich Accounting and Management Accounting and Management Mardanov, Cape Information Systems Information Systems Girardeau, MO Accounting and Management Derek James Roche, Jennifer M. Jones, Louisville, Information Systems Brecksville KY B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Kai Mei, Chengdu, China South Carolina) Louisville) Bachelor's (Southwestern Accounting and Management Accounting and Management University of Finance and Information Systems Information Systems Economics) Accounting and Management Charles D. Stewart, Upper Kaitlin Elizabeth Key, Dayton Information Systems Arlington B.A. (University of Dayton) B.S.Bus.Adm. Accounting and Management Rui Meng, Changchun, China Accounting and Management Information Systems B.S.Bus.Adm. Information Systems Accounting and Management Jonathan P. King, Columbus Information Systems Peiwen Tang, Yueyang, B.S.Bus.Adm. China Accounting and Management Sheldon Dean Nielsen, Bachelor's (Zhongnan Information Systems Rexburg, ID University B.S. (Brigham Young of Economics and Law) Huamei Li, China University-Idaho) Accounting and Management B.A. (Central State University Accounting and Management Information Systems of Finance and Economics) Information Systems Accounting and Management Shiyuan Tian, Dalian, China Information Systems Mihai Valentin Nistor, Accounting and Management Springboro Information Systems Zhengyuan Liang, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Wright State Guangzhou, China University) John Joseph Truscello III, B.S.Bus.Adm. Accounting and Management Holbrook, NY Accounting and Management Information Systems B.S.Bus.Adm. (Bryant College Information Systems of Business) Tsai-Tieh Pan, Taipei, Accounting and Management Emma Kathryn Lisull, Ann Taiwan, ROC Information Systems Arbor, MI B.Bus.Adm. (National Taipei B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan University) Shemaiah Marie Underdown, University) Accounting and Management Dublin Accounting and Management Information Systems B.S.Bus.Adm. Information Systems Accounting and Management Robert Shane Paul, Arcadia, Information Systems Yixin Liu, Chengdu, China FL B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan B.F.A. (Stetson University) Jordan Underwood, Hudson University) M.Mus. B.S.Bus.Adm. (Bowling Green Accounting and Management Accounting and Management State University) Information Systems Information Systems Accounting and Management Information Systems 820 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Matyas Varga, Jr., Ning Zhao, Guangzhou, Megan Danielle Dixon, Wadsworth China Winter Garden, FL B.S. (University of Akron) Accounting and Management B.S.Arch. Accounting and Management Information Systems Architecture Information Systems Benjamin R. Flaute, Dayton Li Wang, Tongliao, China Master of Applied B.A. (Emerson College) B.A. (Central South University) Statistics Architecture B.S. (Franklin University) Accounting and Management Matthew Benjamin Amodio, Jennifer B. Gilmore, Ontario Information Systems Medina B.A. (Bard College at Simon’s B.S. Rock) Wenru Wang, Beijing, China Statistics Architecture B.Bus.Adm. (East Tennessee State University) Hui Jiang, Hangzhou, China Yoojin Hwang, Seoul, South Accounting and Management B.A. (Peking University) Korea Information Systems Statistics B.S. (Handong University) Architecture Yiwen Wang, Ningbo, China Darshan Shashikant Mehta, Accounting and Management Mumbai, India Andrew Martin Jackson, Information Systems Bachelor's (University of Greenfield, IN Mumbai) Bachelor's (Ball State Jeffrey Robert Warnke, Statistics University) Toledo Architecture B.Bus.Adm. (University of Ying Wang, Zhengzhou, Toledo) China Morteza Karimi, Tehran, Iran Accounting and Management Bachelor's (Zhejiang Bachelor's (Azad University) Information Systems University) Architecture M.A. Stephen Michael Winick, Statistics Alyson Nichole Klenke, Canton Lebanon Accounting and Management B.S.Arch. Information Systems Master of Architecture Architecture

Qian Xu, Shandong, China Paul Thomas Adair, Byeong Soo Kwon, Seoul, Bachelor's (Zhongnan McDonald South Korea University of Economics B.S.Arch. (Kent State B.S.Arch. Architecture and Law) University)

Accounting and Management Architecture Information Systems Hannah Elise Lambert, Brook Jeffrey Scott Anderson, Park Yuanqi Yan, Beijing, China Wilmette, IL B.S. (Bowling Green State B.A. (Marietta College) B.S.Arch. University) Accounting and Management Architecture Architecture Information Systems Antoinette Danforth Belson, Lindsey Widener Qiushi Yang, Shenyang, McLaughlin, Granville Gates Mills China B.A. (Denison University) B.F.A. (Denison University) B.S. (Iowa State University) Architecture Architecture Accounting and Management Information Systems Susan Michelle Butts, Tony Nguyen, Perrysburg

Lebanon Bachelor's (Bowling Green Yisha Yao, Shaoxing, China B.S. (Ball State University) State University) B.S.Bus.Adm. Architecture Architecture Accounting and Management Information Systems Crystal Joyce Antonio Randal John Roberty, DeCastro, Tracy, CA Pataskala Yan Zeng, Guangzhou, China B.A. (University of California, B.S. (Bowling Green State Bachelor's (Sun Yat-sen Berkeley) University) University) Architecture Architecture Accounting and Management Information Systems Antoinette Teresa Michael James Sauter, DelVillano, Fraser, MI Columbus Chi Zhang, Beijing, China B.S. (University of Michigan, B.S.Arch. B.A., B.Com. (Peking Architecture Ann Arbor) University) Architecture Accounting and Management Information Systems 821 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Elizabeth Mary Schneider, Robert Arthur Agler, Michael William Babin, Toledo Columbus Medina B.S. (Kent State University) B.S. (James Madison B.A. (Ohio University) Architecture University) Public Policy and Psychology Management Philip Eugene Szymanski, Valley City Marisol F. Aguilar, Modesto, Jillian L. Baer, Dublin B.S.Arch. CA B.A. (Elon College) Architecture B.A. (University of California, Education Davis) Michael Patrick Talmon, Public Policy and Madeline Jane Baker, Omaha, NE Management Kalamazoo, MI B.S. (Arizona State University) B.A. (Western Michigan Architecture Francis Akono, Lira, Uganda University) Bachelor's (Makerere English Matthew Brandon Toddy, University) Wadsworth Diploma (Ggaba National Leah Claire Barger, Marion B.S.Arch. Major Seminary) B.S.Ed. (Otterbein College) Architecture Postgrad.Dipl. (Kyambogo Education University) Justin James Turley, Education Blossom Ann Barrett, Gahanna Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Fashina Mira Alade, B.A. (Kenyon College) Architecture Cliffwood, NJ Education B.A. (University of Dickson Loos Whitney III, Pennsylvania) Lindsay Suzanne-Claire Gates Mills Communication Barrie, Dublin B.A. (Santa Clara University) B.A. Architecture Mariko Mizuno Alexander, French and Italian Tokyo, Japan John Yurchyk, Canfield B.A. (Tsuda College) Daniel Stephen Bartha, B.S.Arch. (Kent State M.A. (Simmons College) Westerville University) Education B.A. (College of Wooster) Architecture Education Megan Elizabeth Alexander, Sean Zielinski, Columbus Worthington Barbara Betz, Bethesda, MD B.A. (University of Pittsburgh) B.S.H.E. B.A. (Macalester College) Architecture Education Anthropology

Ali Abdulmohsen A. Alhajji, Kristen Ann Biehle, Marion Master of Arts Columbus B.A. (Wilmington College) B.A. (King Saud University) Education Umar Abdullah, Palembang, English Indonesia Brent Alexander Biglin, Bachelor's (Universitas Walid Mohammed Ali, Dublin Columbus Muhammadiyah) B.A. (University of Baghdad) B.A. M.Ed. (Monash University) Education Near Eastern Languages and Education Cultures Orly Zilpa Amor, Cincinnati Aquil Dawud Abdullah- B.A. John William Blasko, Medina Simmons, Education B.S. (Case Western Reserve Philadelphia, PA University) B.S.Ed. (Temple University) Courtney Elizabeth Music Education Anderegg, Hollsopple, PA B.A. (University of Pittsburgh) Julie A. Bojanowski, Fort Jennifer Lynn Acan, North Communication Loramie Olmsted B.S. (Ohio Dominican B.A. Julia Mullee Applebaum, University) Education Oxford Education B.A. (College of William and Naomi Martha Adaniya, Mary) Melissa Diane Britton, Westerville Speech-Language Pathology Norristown, PA B.S. (University of Program B.A. (Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania) University) M.P.H. English Geography

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Nicole Brown, Northfield Ruthann Lois Chernausek, Cody Kenneth Cooper, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Wyoming Soulsbyville, CA Education B.A. B.A. (University of California, Education Davis) Kelly Ann Bryant, Communication Morgantown, WV Yong Hoon Choun, Seoul, B.A. (West Virginia University) South Korea Kathryn Elizabeth Cooper, Slavic and East European B.Engr. (Ajou University) Athens Studies B.S.Bus.Adm. B.S. (Trinity University) Business Administration Communication Michael Bufano, Syracuse, NY Kwame Omari Christian, Brittany Marie Cotrell, Lima B.S. (Cornell University) Tiffin B.A. Education B.A. Slavic and East European Public Policy and Studies Amy Ann Buffomante, Management Buffalo, NY Amanda Jayne Crafton, B.A. (State University of New Stephanie Catherine Phoenix, AZ York at Buffalo) Christie, Columbus B.A. (Arizona State University) Education B.A. Education Public Policy and Denise Lynn Bunsey, Management Raphael Coutinho Da Westerville Cunha, Brasilia, Brazil B.S. (Ohio University) Nathanael Clendenin, Sidney B.A., M.A. (University of M.S. (University of Dayton) B.A. (Ohio University) Brasilia) Education Education Political Science

Tonisha Marie Calbert, Taylor Denvin Cluff, Phokeng Motsoasele Dailey, Cleveland Delaware Columbus B.A. (Harvard University) B.S. (Brigham Young B.S. (Ohio Dominican J.D. (Columbia University) University) University) English Slavic and East European Communication Studies Joyce Lynn Calland, Urbana Ashley A. Dale, Northwood B.S. (Urbana University) Emily Kathryn Cody, B.Art.Educ. Public Policy and Columbus Arts Administration, Education Management B.A. (Texas Christian and Policy University) Rebecca E. Cantrell, English Dola Das, Cincinnati Columbus B.S. (University of Cincinnati) B.S. (Cornell University) Sarah Jean Cole, Columbus Public Policy and Public Policy and B.A., B.S.Bus.Adm. Management Management Education Rodrik Richard David, James Orval Castle, Hilliard James Austin Collard, Burlington, CO B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Springfield, MO B.S. (Nebraska Wesleyan Public Policy and B.A. (University of Missouri- University) Management Columbia) Education Education Maria Celleri, Staten Island, Aaron Gregory Davis, NY Elizabeth Collette, Hilliard Cleveland B.A. (State University of New B.A. (University of Dayton) B.A. York at Binghamton) Education Public Policy and M.A. (State University of New Management York at Stony Brook) Mariah Noelle Compton, Women’s Studies Granville Jacqueline Elizabeth B.S. (Bowling Green State DeLany, Upper Arlington Daniel Robert Charen, University) B.A. Langhorne, PA Education Education B.S.Bus.Adm. Education Jeffrey A. Conkle, Columbus Natalie Anne Deuschle, B.S.Ed. Columbus Ying-Hsueh Cheng, Linbian, Education B.A. (Wake Forest University) Taiwan, ROC Education B.A., M.A. (National Kaohsiung Institute of Technology) Education 823 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Robert Andrew Dignazio, Stephanie Kathleen Eich, Christine Alaine Frankart, Beloit, WI Dallas, TX Bloomville B.A. (Kenyon College) B.A. B.A. (Ohio Northern Education Education University) Public Policy and Youmna Diri-Rieder II, Logan Ryan Christopher Eldridge, Management B.A. (Roger Williams College) Toledo Education B.A. (Otterbein College) Sara Arlene Franssen, Chico, Education CA Christine Elizabeth B.A. (University of California, Donovan, Waukegan, IL Rebecca Marie Elias, Davis) B.A. (University of Notre Broadview Heights English Dame) B.A. (Franciscan University of Public Policy and Steubenville) Corey Fry, Columbus Management Education B.S. (Ashland University) Education Alexandra Valery Draggeim, Andrew Leggett Elliott, Falls Church, VA Granger, IN Jesse Daniel Fuhrman, B.A. (University of Virginia) B.S.Bus.Adm. Columbus East Asian Languages and Education B.A. (Dickinson College) Literatures M.A. (Eastern New Mexico James Nelson Engler, Santa University) Kevin Michael Draper, Ana, CA Education Columbus B.A. (University of California, B.A. (John Carroll University) Los Angeles) Julia E. Garnica, Education Education Reynoldsburg B.S. Jonathon Randall Dreeze, Lauren Beth Eskin, Education Toledo Cleveland B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. Susan Marie Gasbarro, History Speech-Language Pathology Columbus Program B.A. (Capital University) Katie Elizabeth Dull, Public Policy and Cleveland Annabelle Lina Estera, Management B.S.Ed. Sharonville Education B.A. (University of Rochester) Torsa Ghosal, Kolkata, India Education B.A. (University of Calcutta) Noah Thomas Dunham, M.A. (Jadavpur University) Pontiac, IL Mya Katrina Fannon, St. English B.A. (Illinois Wesleyan Marys University) B.F.A. (Columbus College of Christopher Leleiohoku Anthropology Art and Design) Goodness, Honolulu, HI Arts Administration, Education B.A. (College of Wooster) Marina Guedes Duque, and Policy Public Policy and Brasilia, Brazil Management B.A., M.A. (University of Corrie John Feldmann, Brasilia) Bexley Peter Layton Gullette, Political Science B.S.Arch. Longview, TX Education B.A. (University of Texas at Cynthia Marie Durbin, Austin) Hemet, CA Rachel Rebekah Foltz, Spanish and Portuguese B.A. (Cedarville University) Baltimore Education B.A., B.S. (State University of Carrie Elizabeth Hall, New York at Fredonia) Watertown, NY Richard Stanley Dzik, Mount Education Bachelor's (Ithaca College) Vernon Music B.A. (Kenyon College) Carolina Mercado Public Policy and Foresman, Warrensburg, Elizabeth Jane Hancock, Management MO Egginton, UK B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.A. (University of Kaden James Edwards, Notre Dame) Nottingham) Poland Political Science Germanic Languages and B.S. Literatures Education Michael Christopher Harwick, Martinsville, NJ B.A. (Hamilton College) English 824 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Elizabeth Anne Hastings, Yao-Feng Huang, Kaohsiung Anisa May Kline, Yellow Columbus City, Taiwan, ROC Springs B.S.H.E. B.A. (Tunghai University) B.A. (Earlham College) Education M.A. (New York University) M.A. Education Latin American Studies Kathleen Elizabeth Havens, Columbus Lauren Michelle Huddleston, Amy Elaine Koogler, B.S.Ed. Cincinnati Fairborn Education B.A. (Georgetown University) B.S.Ed. (Bowling Green State Public Policy and University) Kristen Nicole Heering, Management Education Columbus B.A. (Mississippi State Alexandria Ianni, Chillicothe Dania Nouha Korkor, Canton University) B.S.Ed. B.A. (Case Western Reserve Education Education University) Public Policy and Ellen Clare Heister, Bristol, Laura Ingabire, Hamilton Management CT B.A. (Smith College) B.A. Public Policy and Joshua Douglas Laux, Education Management Lakewood B.Mus.Ed. Ryan Joseph Heitkamp, Denise Mihalko Johnson, Music Maria Stein Upper Arlington B.A. B.S. (Ohio University) Donna Lynne Lazarowski, Public Policy and Public Policy and Cleveland Management Management B.A. (Capital University) Education Agnar Freyr Helgason, Kaitlyn Alise Jones, Reykjavik, Iceland Houston, TX Junghwa Lee, Daegu, South B.S., Diploma (University of B.A. (Trinity University) Korea Iceland) Communication B.A. (Sangmyung University) M.S. (London School of Education Economics) Sarah Jessica Jones, Aurora, Political Science CO Abigaile L. Lewis, Cincinnati B.A. (University of Denver) B.S. (Northern Kentucky Emelie Marie Heltsley, Los Slavic and East European University) Angeles, CA Studies Education B.A. (Saint Olaf College) M.F.A. (University of The Kari Louise Jordan, Detroit, Jenna Shay Lichtle, Grove South) MI City Education B.S., M.S. (Michigan B.S. (Ohio University) Technological University) Education Robert Louis Heyman, El Education Paso, TX Travis Ra’mone Liggins, B.A. (Macalester College) Manjula Joseph, Columbus Memphis, TN Geography B.S. (Osmania University) B.A. (University of Tennessee- Bachelor's, Master's Knoxville) Lauren Elizabeth Hines, (Annamalai University) Education Columbus Master's (Bangalore B.A. (College of Wooster) University) Yu-Hsiu Lin, Taipei, Taiwan, Geography Master's (Madurai Kamaraj ROC University) B.S. (Shih Chien University) Yonina Hoffman, Education Education Morgantown, WV B.A. (West Virginia University) Candace D. Joswick, Mitchell Robert Livy, English Columbus Louisville, KY B.A. (Wittenberg University) B.S. (Clemson University) Meagan Elizabeth Horn, Education Economics Cincinnati B.A. Thomas Keller, New Weston Steven Phillip Lownes, Spanish and Portuguese B.S.Agr. Columbia, SC Public Policy and B.A., M.A. (University of South Chieh Hsu, Taipei City, Management Carolina) Taiwan, ROC Public Policy and B.S. (National Chengchi Management University) Education

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Chih-Hsuan Lu, Taipei, Tara Louise McCarron, Jason Anthony Nicholson, Taiwan, ROC Cortlandt Manor, NY Garfield Heights B.A. (National Taiwan Normal B.A. (State University of New B.A. (Cleveland State University) York at Geneseo) University) Education Education Education

Anna Marie Lubrecht, Erin M. McClure, Wooster Kelly Michelle Noble, Cincinnati B.A. Middlefield B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Education B.A. Education French and Italian Abigail Jeanine McGreehan, Pierre Lucien, Les Cayes, Lakewood Keith Alan Norris, Clinton, IL Haiti B.A. (Case Western Reserve B.S. (Purdue University) B.A. (Saint John’s University, University) Public Policy and New York) Music Management Education Chelsi Noel McLain, Michael Norton, Newark Jeremy Byron Luke, Gonzales, TX B.A. Columbus B.A. (Trinity University) M.Ed. (DePaul University) B.A. (Valparaiso University) Education Education Education Julie Ann McWhorter, Grove Valerie Jeannette O’Brien, Madelaine Louise Luna, City Friendswood, TX Willard B.A. (Otterbein College) B.A. (Baylor University) B.A. Education Spanish and Portuguese Education Kelli Rebecca Meigs, Girard KayLoni Olson, Lebanon, PA Lori Lycans, Grove City B.A. B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) B.A. Education Psychology Public Policy and Management Suzanne Marie Merrill, Gregory Adam Ormiston, Columbus Oxford Daniel Scott MacKenzie, B.S.Ed. B.S., B.A. (Miami University Columbus Education Oxford) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Slavic and East European Education Jason W. Miller, Hicksville Languages and Literatures B.S.Bus.Adm. (John Carroll Jeffrey Andrew Majarian, University) Ramón Enrique Padilla Kennett Square, PA Business Administration Reyes, Aguas Buenas, PR B.A. (Dickinson College) B.A. (University of Puerto Education Marisa Lynne Miller, Minerva Rico) B.S.Ed. Spanish and Portuguese Nicholas Rocco Mangialardi, Education Normal, IL Jennifer Laura Paskett, Hyde B.A. (University of Illinois at Jane Frances Mitsch, Park, UT Urbana-Champaign) Columbus B.S. (Utah State University) Near Eastern Languages and B.A. (University of Notre Political Science Cultures Dame) Linguistics Supawaree Patravanich, Danielle Marie Manning, Chiang Mai, Thailand Columbus Brendan René Mysliwiec, Bachelor's (Chulalongkorn B.S.Hspty.Mgt. Brooklyn, NY University) Education B.A. (Kenyon College) Education Public Policy and Francesca Marciani, Management Justin Andrew Peake, Birmingham, AL Mechanicsville, VA B.A. (Oberlin College) Alexandra Lynn Naples, B.A. (University of Richmond) Psychology Canfield Spanish and Portuguese B.A. Hannah Mohamed Matus, Speech-Language Pathology Kathryn Patricia Pearce, Dublin Program Athens B.A. B.A. (Otterbein College) English Rebecca Lynn Nelson, Arts Administration, Education Columbus and Policy B.A. (Elmhurst College) Speech-Language Pathology Program

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Matt Charles Peitsmeyer, Kimberly Nicole Sanders, Julianna Kaye Smith, Hilliard West Chester Marion, IN B.A. (Malone University) B.S.Ed. B.A. (Indiana University Near Eastern Languages and Education Bloomington) Cultures African-American and African Kejing Peng, Guangzhou, Studies Nathaniel Marcus Smith, Big China Spring, TX B.S. (South China Agricultural Abrahm John Saunders, B.A. (Rice University) University) Hudson, NC Philosophy Geography B.S. (Western Carolina University) Anne Marie Smrek, Derek Peterson, Columbus M.Ed. (University of Georgia) Boardman B.A. (University of Georgia) Education B.A. (University of Notre Slavic and East European Dame) Studies Cassandra Ann Scarcella, Education Monaca, PA Samil Christine Pullen, B.A. (Carlow University) Joanne Song, Los Angeles, Dayton Public Policy and CA B.A. (Wright State University) Management B.A. (University of California, Public Policy and San Diego) Management Matthew A. Schwieterman, Education Lebanon Daniel Mark Purdy, B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Vishnu Sreekumar, Thrissur, Columbus Business Administration India B.A. M.S. (Indian Institute of Slavic and East European Lindsay Marie Shanahan, Technology Kanpur) Studies Westerville Psychology B.A. (University of Kentucky) Alex Radsky, Worthington Public Policy and Sharon Rebekah Stein, B.A. (Davidson College) Management Vienna, VA Slavic and East European B.A. (University of Virginia) Studies Courtney E. Shenk, Education Wapakoneta Celeste Ann Redman, Upper B.A. Elizabeth Valentina Arlington Public Policy and Steinway, Cincinnati Bachelor's (Miami University Management B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Oxford) English Education Nien-Ning Shih, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC Sarah Leigh Stevenson, Tiffany J. Rettig, Bucyrus B.A. (National Chiao Tung Hilliard B.A. (Otterbein College) University) B.A. (Wittenberg University) Education Education M.A.T. (National Louis University) Thomas Robert Richards, Naima Shirdon, Dublin M.B.A. Wiles-Barre, PA B.A. Education B.A. (University of Maryland, Education College Park) Jacqueline Nicole Stotlar, Education Robert John Silk, Hinsdale, Ann Arbor, MI IL B.A. (Santa Clara University) Jennifer Elizabeth Ruff, B.A. (Washington University in Women’s Studies Forsyth, IL Saint Louis) B.A. (Purdue University) Education Rebecca Diane Sullivan, Education Bellefontaine Aleksandr Sinayev, Brooklyn, B.A. Eric Lynne Ruppe, NY English Spartanburg, SC B.A. (State University of New B.A. (University of South York at Binghamton) Joel Swaney, Hilliard Carolina) Psychology B.A. (University of Mount Linguistics Union) John Thomas Slefinger, Education Lorena Sainz-Maza Lecanda, Wheaton, IL Eusklaerria, Spain B.A. (Colgate University) Bonnie C. Templin, Elkins Bachelor's (University of English Park, PA Deusto) B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) Spanish and Portuguese Elena Sloutsky, Columbus Education B.A. Public Policy and Management 827 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Sabina Marie Thalheim, Matthew Douglas Waid, Morgan Leigh Williams, San Columbus Newbury Park, CA Jose, CA B.A. (Mount Vernon Nazarene B.A. (University of California, B.A. (University of Southern University) Berkeley) California) Music Education Women’s Studies

Kathleen E. Thomas, Tanesha Lynn Walker, Akron Yanty Wirza, Bandung, Wellston B.S. Indonesia B.A. (Otterbein College) Education Sarjana, Magister (Universitas Education Pendidikan Indonesia) Rocquel J. Waller, Education Carly Tindall, Webster City, Youngstown IA B.S. Stefanee Anne Wolford, B.A. (University of Iowa) Education Dublin Education B.A. Ashley Walley, Redondo Education Veronica Tovar Torres, Beach, CA Columbus B.S. (University of New Sandy Wong, Corona, NY B.A. England) B.A. (Dartmouth College) Spanish and Portuguese Education Geography

Samantha Ann Tortora, Pamela Jean Ward, Christopher Michael Woods, Youngstown Worthington Bronx, NY B.A. (Youngstown State B.S. (Purdue University) B.A. (New York University) University) Public Policy and Education Education Management Nicholas Fernand Wright, Sophie Tullier, Annapolis, MD Rebecca Jean Warner, Sarasota, FL B.S. (University of Maryland, Colby, KS B.S. (U.S. Air Force Academy) College Park) B.A. (Wichita State University) M.S. (Wright State University) Education Education Psychology

Peter Jan Tunkis, Columbus Katrina Michelle Webb, Sean James Wright, B.A. (University of Florida) Commercial Point Cincinnati Political Science B.Bus.Adm. (Northwood B.A. (Miami University Oxford) University) Public Policy and Gretchen Elizabeth Turner, Public Policy and Management Columbus Management B.A. Kyla Morgan Young, Public Policy and Andrew Welsh Weiland, Kettering Management Lancaster B.A. B.A. (Ohio University) African-American and African Megan Nicole Uhrig, Anthropology Studies Chillicothe B.A. (Wright State University) Jamie M. White, Dresden Yao Zhang, Da Lian, China Latin American Studies; Public B.Bus.Adm. (Ohio University) B.A. (Dalian University of Policy and Management Education Foreign Languages) Education Kiril Mariev Vatev, Akron Taylor Otto White, Camden B.S. B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Jessica Elizabeth Geography Slavic and East European Ziegenfuss, Westerville Languages and Literatures B.A. Rebeccah Marie Verhoff, Women’s Studies Columbus Andrew Wilburn, Boise, ID B.A. B.A. (Seattle University) Elisabeth Enloe Zimowski, Public Policy and Education Chattanooga, TN Management B.A. (University of Tennessee- Brian Scott Williams, Knoxville) Anthony Thomas Vesco, Columbus Education Mineral City B.A. (University of Southern B.A. (Case Western Reserve Mississippi) University) Geography Psychology Katie Dean Williams, Sale Jennifer Elizabeth Vettrus, City, GA Columbus B.A. (University of Georgia) B.S. (Messiah College) Education Education 828 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Master of Business Jennifer Erin Barlette, Maxwell Alexander Cava, Administration Columbus Upper Arlington B.S. (Texas A&M University) B.S. (Arizona State University) Mark Aardema, Aurora Business Administration Business Administration B.S.Bus.Adm. (Otterbein College) Joseph Anthony Barlette III, Scott Thomas Chillinsky, Business Administration Fredonia, NY Centerville B.S., B.A. (State University of B.S.Bus.Adm. Emily Melissa Alvarez, New York at Fredonia) Business Administration Columbus M.S. (Texas A&M University) Bachelor's (Northwestern J.D. (Case Western Reserve Khushal Lachhman University) University) Chotrani, Mumbai, India Business Administration Business Administration B.S. (Birla Institute of Technology and Science) Matthew Justin Anderson, Scott D. Bear, Charlotte, NC Business Administration Twinsburg B.A. (Rhode Island College) B.S.Civ.Eng. M.Ed. (University of Rahul Choudhry, Lewis Business Administration Massachusetts Boston) Center Business Administration B.Engr. (Nagpur University) Joseph A. Antonelli, M.S. (Newark College of Columbus Chirag Kamlakar Belosay, Engineering) B.S.Chem.Eng. (Northwestern Cincinnati Business Administration University) B.Engr. (University of Mumbai) Business Administration M.S. (University of Cincinnati) Scott Matthew Cloud, Dayton Business Administration B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Jonathan Andrew Aplin, Business Administration Chicago, IL Nathanael McQuillen Billow, B.A. (University of Exeter) Tallmadge Ronald Coill, Richfield Business Administration B.S. (Grove City College) B.Bus.Adm. (Kent State Business Administration University) Tyson Ardo, Columbus Business Administration B.S. (Ohio University) Emily Louise Blind, York, PA Business Administration B.A. (University of Delaware) Jay Henry Compton, South Business Administration Haven, MI Karthik Kumar Avadhanula, B.A. (Michigan State Hyderabad, India Rowan Merrick Box, University) B.Tech. (National Institute of Marysville Business Administration Technology, Warangal) B.Bus.Adm. (Kaplan Business Administration University) John David Coppel, Business Administration Columbus Philip Baer, Zurich, B.A. (Duke University) Switzerland Andrew Lyle Bradley, Business Administration B.S.Bus.Adm. (Indiana Wilmington University Bloomington) B.Bus.Adm. (Ohio University) Tanya Ayse Curtin, Gahanna Business Administration Business Administration B.S. (Ohio Dominican University) Robert Michael Baker, Daniel J. Brown, Jr., Business Administration Mason Westerville B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.S.Bus.Adm. (John Carroll Kyle Alexander Cushman, Business Administration University) Dayton Business Administration B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Natarajan Balakathiresan, Dayton) Philadelphia, PA James Michael Burnette, Business Administration B.Engr. (Manonmaniam Dublin Sundaranar University) B.S.Mech.Eng. Raimonds Dauksts, Riga, Business Administration Business Administration Latvia Master's (Riga Technical Jeffrey Karl Bargemann, Ryan W. Calloway, University) Cincinnati Reynoldsburg Business Administration B.S.Elec.Eng. (University of B.S.Bus.Adm. Illinois at Urbana- Business Administration Joel Michael Dausch, Champaign) Pittsburgh, PA Business Administration Stephen Caution, Warren B.S.Bus.Adm. (John Carroll B.A.Honors (Kent State University) University) Business Administration Business Administration

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Akshay Abhay Deshpande, Muzzamil Adam Fadlalla, Malia Gelfo, Canton Vapi, India Richfield B.Bus.Adm. (Kent State B.Pharm. (University of B.Bus.Adm. (Cleveland State University) Mumbai) University) Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Gregory Gene Gernert, Jr., Patrick W. Devers, Cleveland William Feest, Solon Hilliard B.A. B.Bus.Adm. (Ohio University) B.S. (DeVry Institute of Business Administration Business Administration Technology) Business Administration Jay DeVore, Columbus Charles Patrick Ferrer, Bachelor's (Iowa State Goshen Jonathan Blake Giglio, University) B.S. (United States Naval Dublin Business Administration Academy) B.S. (Franklin University) Business Administration Business Administration Somjeet Dey, Kolkata, India B.S., B.Tech. (Jadavpur Scott Michael Fleming, Royal Joseph Aaron Glanzman, University) Oak, MI Sr., Pickerington Business Administration B.S. (Western Michigan B.S.Mech.Eng. (University of University) Dayton) Archit Dhir, New Delhi, India Business Administration M.S.MechEng (Georgia Bachelor's (University of Delhi) Institute of Technology) Postgrad.Dipl. (Madurai John David Foley, Business Administration Kamaraj University) Westerville Business Administration B.A. (Moody Bible Institute) Lawrence Daniel Grandey, M.A. (Loyola University New Albany Brian Lee Dick, Columbus Chicago) B.S. (Wilberforce University) B.S.Bus.Adm. Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Rachel Christine Forbes, Daniel Marks Gray, Daniel Jansen Dickson, Clarksville, TN Willoughby Huntsville, UT B.S., M.D. (Vanderbilt B.A. (Case Western Reserve B.A. (Brigham Young University) University) University) Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Stacey Forman, Columbus Nicholas Joseph Greco, Alexander J. Dorko, Silver B.S.Civ.Eng., M.S. Berea Lake Business Administration B.Bus.Adm. (Baldwin-Wallace B.A. College) Business Administration Christine Louise Frasca, Business Administration Youngstown Prabhakar Subrahmanya B.S.Bus.Adm. Ashay Uday Gude, Mumbai, Duvvuri, Twinsburg Business Administration India B.Engr. (Andhra University) B.Engr. (University of Mumbai) Business Administration Barton M. Fredrick, Jr., North M.S. (Oklahoma State Lawrence University) Ravi Kumar Dyta, Columbus B.F.A. (Columbus College of Business Administration Diploma (Padmashri Art and Design) Dr. Vithalrao Vikhe Patil Business Administration Li Guo, Xinjiang, China Institute) Master's (Tsinghua University) B.Engr. (University of Pune) Diane Kathleen Gabelman, Business Administration Business Administration Columbus B.A. (Gannon University) Anant Gupta, Meerut, India Kathryn Alana Ertel, Business Administration B.Engr. (Manipal University) Columbus Business Administration B.A. (DePauw University) Kyle Russell Gantos, Business Administration Denton, TX Anurag Gupta, New Delhi, B.S. (University of Texas at India Michael Francis Evers, Arlington) B.Engr. (Bangalore University) Columbus Business Administration M.S. (Purdue University) B.A. (University of California, Business Administration San Diego) Omari Kelechi Gardner, D.O. (Western University of South Euclid Brian Arthur Hamilton, Health Sciences) B.Tech. (Bowling Green State Columbus Business Administration University) B.S. (Rochester Institute of Business Administration Technology) Business Administration

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Thomas M. Hammer, Linfeng Jiang, Anhui, China David Lau, Columbus Wanconda, IL Bachelor's (Zhejiang B.Bus.Adm. (DeVry Institute of B.S.Bus.Adm., M.A. Gongshang University) Technology) Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration

Michael James Yao Jiang, Yixing, China Maria Elena Legua Mancilla, Hammersmith, Cincinnati Bachelor's (Nanjing University Lima, Peru B.S.Bus.Adm. (Xavier of Science and Technology) B.S.Cptr.Sci.Eng. (Pontifical University) Business Administration Catholic Business Administration University of Peru) Kaushal Vijaykumar Joshi, Business Administration Chih-Yu Han, Taiwan, ROC Ahmedabad, Gujarat B.S. (National Central B.Pharm. (Shri B.M. Shah Paul Randal Lennartz, Troy University, Taiwan) College of Pharmaceutical B.S. M.S. (National Taiwan Education and Research) Business Administration University) M.S. (Wright State University) Business Administration Business Administration Mark Joseph Lesser, Hilliard B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Shawn David Hardy, Matthew Tucker Kensill, Business Administration Brecksville Fishers, IN B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.A. (Xavier University) Tingting Li, Jinzhou, China Michigan, Ann Arbor) Business Administration Bachelor's (Beijing Language Business Administration and Culture University) Benjamin Robert Kessel, Business Administration Ram S. Hari, Dublin Columbus B.Engr. (Annamalai University) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Amber D. Linebarger, The Business Administration Business Administration Woodlands, TX B.A. (University of Chicago) Lee Russel Harrington, Meenal A. Kharabe, Dublin Business Administration Columbus Diploma (SNDT Women’s B.A. (Wittenberg University) University) Marian Lowe, Columbus Business Administration B.Engr. (University of Pune) B.S. (University of Findlay) Business Administration Business Administration Marcus William Hitt, Covington Matthew T. Knapke, St. Evan Thor Lowry, Bachelor's (Wittenberg Henry Minneapolis, MN University) B.S.Mech.Eng. B.A. (University of North Business Administration Business Administration Dakota) Business Administration Ebony Hodges, Copley Lawrence Korb, Cincinnati B.A.Journal. (Ohio University) B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Elizabeth Ann Luckman, Business Administration Business Administration Carmel, IN B.A. (Wellesley College) Rhonda Doyce Hoffman, Jonathan Koval, Columbus Business Administration Dayton B.S.Chem.Eng. (University of B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Dayton) Saaransh Mahna, Phoenix) Business Administration Beachwood Business Administration B.A., B.S.Bus.Adm. Thomas Jeremy Krasun, Business Administration Ross Robert Holland, Columbus Pittsburgh, PA B.S. (University of Michigan- Whitney Elizabeth Maiden, B.A. (Wittenberg University) Dearborn) Nelsonville Business Administration Business Administration B.A. (Ohio University) Business Administration Angela Renee Homan, Veethika Kulshrestha, Minster Columbus Sree Mouli Majji, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Miami B.Tech. (Uttar Pradesh Visakhapatnam, India University Oxford) Technical University) B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Business Administration Business Administration Technology Madras) M.S. Holli Nichole Jacobs, Greggory J. Kunes, Business Administration Mansfield Ashtabula B.A. (Wittenberg University) B.Bus.Adm. (University of Sayak Sachi Dulal Business Administration Cincinnati) Majumdar, Watertown, MA Business Administration B.Engr. (University of Mumbai) M.S. (University of Alabama in Huntsville) Business Administration 831 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Eva Majzlikova, Prague, Jeremy Michael Mink, Judith Nyaboke Onsomu, Czech Republic Cortland Brooklyn Park, MN Bachelor's (University of B.S.Chem.Eng. B.Com. (University of Nairobi) Economics) Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Manish Kumar Misra, Ngozi Josephine Manav Manawalia, Columbus Kanpur, India Onwuaduegbo, Lagos, B.S.Bus.Adm. B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Nigeria Business Administration Technology Kanpur) B.S.Chem.Eng. (University of Business Administration Lagos) Jessica Michelle Manna, Business Administration Columbia, MO Netant Misra, New Delhi, B.Bus.Adm. (Florida Atlantic India Kathryn Elizabeth Osterland, University) B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Columbus Business Administration Technology Delhi) B.S., Bachelor's (Lawrence Business Administration Technological Naohiro Maruta, Abashiri, University) Japan Craig Stephen Morford, Business Administration B.Engr. (Nihon University) Rocky River B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Matthew Paul Palmisciano, Arizona) South Carolina) North Attleboro, MA Business Administration Business Administration B.S. (United States Naval Academy) Paninya Masrangsan, Maryjo Mundey, Marion Business Administration Nakhonsawan, Thailand B.S.Bus.Adm. B.A. (Smith College) Business Administration Amanda P. Parker, Akron Business Administration B.A. (Kent State University) Adwait Pradip Muthal, Business Administration Joseph Mathew, Mumbai, Nagpur, India India B.Engr. (Nagpur University) Ryan G. Parker, Cincinnati B.Bus.Adm. (Wright State Business Administration B.S.Bus.Adm. (Indiana University) University Bloomington) Business Administration Puneet Nanda, Delhi, India Business Administration B.Tech. (Punjab Technical Gregory Allen Matthews, University) Dayna Nichole Parks, Celina Business Administration Columbus B.A., B.S. (Miami University B.A. (Coe College) Oxford) Parul Nath, Delhi, India Business Administration M.A. B.Tech. (Uttar Pradesh Business Administration Technical University) Vijay Singh Patel, Business Administration Charleston, WV Melissa Suzanne McClincy, B.Engr. (Shri Govindram Columbus Brian Richard Needham, Seksaria Institute of B.A.Honors (University of Columbus Technology and Science, Kentucky) B.Bus.Adm., B.S.Honors Devi Ahilya Business Administration (James Madison Vishwavidyalaya) University) M.Tech. (Indian Institute of Thomas Locke McKenzie, Business Administration Technology Bombay) Columbus Business Administration B.A. Hiep Vu Nguyen, Hanoi, Business Administration Vietnam Saugat Pathak, Kolkata, India B.S. (Foreign Trade B.Tech. (University of Kalyani) Jeff W. McKernan, Columbus University, Vietnam) Postgrad.Dipl. (Management B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Business Administration Development Institute) Pittsburgh) Business Administration Business Administration Peter Samuel Noble, Holywood, Ireland Ram Rajendra Patnaik, New Patrick Scott Meehan, Jr., B.Engr. (Queen’s University Albany Columbus Belfast) B.S. (Utkal University) B.S., M.D. (West Virginia Business Administration B.S. (DeVry Institute of University) Technology) Business Administration Madhusudhan Nonavinakere Business Administration Muruli, Mysore, India Justin C. Mieczkowski, B.Engr. (Visveswaraiah Juan Ricardo Pelaez, Columbus Technological University) Bogota, Colombia B.Bus.Adm. (University of Business Administration B.S. (California State Dayton) University, Northridge) Business Administration Business Administration 832 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Stanley Sam Philipose, Katie Michelle Riley, Powell Bradley Michael Soper, Brooklyn, NY B.Bus.Adm. (Western Illinois Covington, KY B.Bus.Adm. (City University of University) B.S. (Northern Kentucky New York, Bernard M. Business Administration University) Baruch College) Business Administration Business Administration Joseph Preston Robinson, Warren Simon Roettger Spaid, Kelly Cathleen Picard, B.Bus.Adm. (Kent State Gambier Mobile, AL University) B.A. (Oberlin College) B.A. (Louisiana State Business Administration Business Administration University, Baton Rouge) Business Administration Edward Joseph Ross, Gayathri Sreekanth, Youngstown Coimbatore, India Matthew Sean Pieper, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Youngstown B.Tech. (Birla Institute of Louisville, KY State University) Technology and Science) B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Business Administration Business Administration Louisville) Business Administration Jordan Edward Saks, Balaji Srinivasaraghavan, Worthington Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Stanislav Polinkovsky, B.A., B.S. B.Engr. (University of Madras) Centerville Business Administration Business Administration B.S.Mech.Eng. Business Administration Nicholas Schafer, South Mark J. Srsen, Willoughby Bend, IN Hills Abhay Prasanna, Bangalore, B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.Bus.Adm. (University of India Notre Dame) Notre Dame) B.Engr. (Birla Institute of Business Administration Business Administration Technology and Science) Business Administration Morgan Erin Schreiber, Peter Reed Strang, Rocky Cleveland River Hemant Dhondiram Purkar, B.A. (City College of the City B.S. (Cornell University) Columbus University of New York) Business Administration B.Engr. (University of Mumbai) Business Administration Certificate (Indian Institutes of Joseph Chance Management) Amber D. Scott, Boston, MA Strausbaugh, Columbus Business Administration B.A. (Smith College) B.S.Bus.Adm. Business Administration Business Administration Ricca Freddy Racadio, Milwaukee, WI Arun Anand Sellathurai, Bradley Stuetzer, Wadsworth B.A. (University of Wisconsin- India B.A. (College of Wooster) Madison) B.A. (University of California, Business Administration Business Administration Davis) Business Administration Joel Eric Suckow, Columbus Arshita Raju, Jabalpur, India B.S.Mech.Eng. B.Engr. (Shri Govindram Vijay Sethi, Cincinnati Business Administration Seksaria Institute of B.Engr. (Maharshi Dayanand Technology and Science, University) Jin Sun, Taizhou, China Devi Ahilya Business Administration B.Engr., Master's (East China Vishwavidyalaya) University of Science and Business Administration Hemal Sheth, New Albany Technology) B.Engr. (Sardar Patel Ph.D. (China Pharmaceutical Shreyas Ramakrishnan, University) University) Chennai, India M.S. (Marist College) Business Administration B.Engr. (Anna University) Business Administration M.S. (University of Bristol) Ronny Suwignjo, Surabaya, Business Administration Piyush Sinha, Patna, Bihar, Indonesia India B.S.Ind.Sys.Eng. , M.S. Brandon Kyle Rathke, B.Tech. (Indian Institute of Business Administration Odessa, MO Technology Kanpur) B.S. (University of Missouri- Business Administration Leonard Ira Swedarsky, Jr., Columbia) South Bend, IN Business Administration Scot Thomas Snyder, B.S. (Indiana University Columbus Bloomington) Alex J. Remlinger, Springfield B.S.Mech.Eng. Business Administration B.S.Bus.Adm. (Miami Business Administration University Oxford) Business Administration

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John Raymond Szarka, Neal Dennis Wagner, Linden, Qiang Zhu, Nanchang, China Wooster MI Bachelor's (Jiangxi University B.S.Mech.Eng. B.A. (Michigan State of Finance and Economics) Business Administration University) M.S. (University of Cincinnati) Business Administration Business Administration Jaclyn Sue Thomas, Liberty Township Brian Watson, Dublin B.S.Agr. B.S.Comm. (Ohio University) Master of Business Business Administration Business Administration Logistics Engineering

Megha Tikoo, New Delhi, Kian Weaver, Gahanna Mengting Duan, Hu Nan, India B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. China Certificate (Alliance Francaise Business Administration B.S. (China University of de Delhi) Mining and Technology) B.S.Hspty.Mgt. (Institute of Megan Weidrick, Bath Business Logistics Hotel Management) B.A. (Princeton University) Engineering Postgrad.Dipl. (Oberoi Centre Business Administration of Learning and Jun Yong Kim, Columbus Development) Zachary David Whidden, B.S.Bus.Adm. Business Administration Troy Business Logistics B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Engineering Tulika Trivedi, New Delhi, Business Administration India Rui Shao, Shanghai, China Bachelor's (National Institute Zedong Wu, Hang Zhou, Bachelor's (Shanghai Institute of Fashion Technology) China of Foreign Trade) Business Administration B.A. (Fudan University) Business Logistics Business Administration Engineering Lisa Denise Van Dyke, Columbus Michael Christopher Xi Wang, Ohefer, China B.A. (University of Illinois at Wussow, Milwaukee, WI B.S.Bus.Adm. Urbana-Champaign) B.S. (University of Wisconsin- Business Logistics Business Administration Madison) Engineering Business Administration Helen Vandendriessche, Xuefei Yang, Sichuan, China Chagrin Falls Hong Yang, Beijing, China B.S.Bus.Adm. B.Bus.Adm. (Belmont College) Bachelor's (Jilin University) Business Logistics Business Administration M.B.A. (Clarkson University) Engineering Business Administration Kevin Allen VanderMolen, Stevensville, MI Ranjith Kumar Reddy Master of City and B.A.Honors (American Yengoti, Dublin Regional Planning University, Washington DC) B.Tech. (Jawaharlal Nehru

Business Administration Technological University) Brent Mitchell Albrecht, M.S. (University of Texas at El Nathan Gabriel Vega, Paso) Coeur d'Alene, ID Cincinnati Business Administration B.S. (Boise State University) City and Regional Planning B.S.Cptr.Sci.Eng. (University

of Cincinnati) Joseph Yost, Jr., Elyria Nicholas Richard Balow, Business Administration B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan University) Somerset, WI Arvind Venugopal, Cochlin, Business Administration B.A. (University of Wisconsin- India Milwaukee) B.Tech. (University of Kerala) Adam Stephen Young, City and Regional Planning Business Administration Dublin Alexander Beim II, Columbus B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Tony J. Verhorevoort, Business Administration B.S.Land.Arch., B.S.C.R.P. City and Regional Planning Donahue, IA

B.Bus.Adm. (University of Kyle Young, Ross Nicholas Gale Benson, Iowa) B.S. (Centre College) Business Administration Business Administration Marietta B.A. Ashish Rao Vujjeni, Kefu Zhang, Guangzhou, City and Regional Planning

Hyderabad, India China Hoa Ngoc Dao, Upper B.Tech. (Jaypee Institute B.Bus.Adm. (Guangdong of Information Technology University of Foreign Arlington University) Studies) B.S.C.R.P. Business Administration Business Administration City and Regional Planning

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Kurt Dieringer, Wauseon Kent Wesley Miller, Dublin Jamie Angelina Belisle, B.Mus. (Bowling Green State B.S.C.R.P. Columbus University) City and Regional Planning B.A. City and Regional Planning Education Patrick Randall Miller, Bexley Matthew Willard Dillon, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Miami Jocelyn Mary Bestic, Salem Dayton University Oxford) B.A. B.S.Bus.Adm. (West Virginia City and Regional Planning Education University) City and Regional Planning Bardia Nikrahei, Nathan Joseph Bettineschi, Kermanshah, Iran Brilliant Jakob James Dyck, Dayton Bachelor's, Master's B.S. B.A. (University of Tehran) Education City and Regional Planning City and Regional Planning Ariane Renee Billing, Anna David Robert Foust, Michelle K. Pelishek, Tipp B.S.Ed. Westerville City Education B.S.C.R.P. B.A. (Miami University Oxford) City and Regional Planning City and Regional Planning Ebenezer Blay, Galloway B.S. (Wright State University) Molly Beth Gaudioso, Eric Thomas Plapper, Certificate (Wesley College) Webster, NY Westerville Education B.S.Bus.Adm. (State B.A. (Connecticut College) University of New York at City and Regional Planning Allison Leigh Bollinger, Geneseo) Zanesville City and Regional Planning Herbert Edward Reinhold, B.S.H.E. The Woodlands, TX Education Tyler Randall Grzegorczyk, B.S.Civ.Eng. (University of Midland, MI Notre Dame) Aimee Lynn Bonner, B.S.C.R.P. City and Regional Planning Tuscarawas City and Regional Planning B.S. (Otterbein College) Alex Curtis Smith, Columbus Education Jacob Michael Hindin, B.A. Reynoldsburg City and Regional Planning Jessica K. Bookmyer, B.A. Bellville City and Regional Planning Leah Ann Wirgau, Plainwell, B.S. (University of Findlay) MI Education Benjamin Carl Kerrick, B.A. (Western Michigan Columbus University) Jacqueline Rose Bornhorst, B.A. (Whitman College) City and Regional Planning Anna City and Regional Planning B.S.Ed. Education Jonathan Peter Lee, Master of Education Worthington Sean William Branick, B.A. Jane Adams, Springfield Dayton City and Regional Planning B.S. (Ohio University) B.A. (University of Dayton) Education Education Meng Lin, Shanghai, China Bachelor's (Nanjing Forestry Teresa Leigh Alspach, Brooke Amber Brant, University) Dublin Columbus Master's (Tongji University) B.S.H.E. B.A. City and Regional Planning Education Education

Tingran Liu, Inner Mongolian, Kali Marie Amos, North Derek Donnell Braun, China Canton Columbus BacArch (Harbin Institute of B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (Ohio University) Technology) Education Education M.A. (University of Manchester) Katherine Elizabeth Marcie Elizabeth Braunlin, City and Regional Planning Ballinger, Westlake Chillicothe B.S. B.S.H.E. Sean McNash, Pittsburgh, PA Education Education B.S.C.R.P. City and Regional Planning Kevin Russell Baumann, Melanie Marie Brock, West Chester Swanton Jacob Owen Mercer, Findlay B.A. B.A. B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Education Education City and Regional Planning 835 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Caitlin Jane Bromagen, Amanda M. Cramer, Chris L. Fliger, Loudonville Bexley Mansfield B.S.Ed. B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Education Jonathon A. Foreman, Lauren Mae Brooks, Cynthia Louise Crane, Bexley Zanesville Worthington B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) B.S.H.E. B.A. (University of Wisconsin- M.S. (University of Education Madison) Pennsylvania) Education Education Megan Leigh Brown, Reynoldsburg Alexandria Vincent Crouch, John M. B. Freed, Lima B.A. (Capital University) Charlotte, NC B.S.Ed. Master's (Vanderbilt B.S.H.E. Education University) Education Education Laura Noel Friday, Gahanna Patrick Raymond Cummins, B.A. Cierra Shiyenne Burden, Bexley Education Cable B.S. (Trinity College) B.S.H.E. Education Drew Stephen Gattermeyer, Education Franklin Beth Kazee Curran, Dublin B.A. Reuben Michael Chapman, B.S., Ph.D. Education Gates Mills Education B.S.H.E. Allison Marie Gering, Education Alison Mae Davis, Burgoon Fairfield B.S.Agr. B.A. Marleigh Anne Chatfield, Education Education Westerville B.A. Sherry LeNeé Dawson, Alison Gilbert, Westerville Education Shelby B.S.H.E. B.S.Ed. Education Jonathan Allan Cinovec, Education Boston Heights Mackenzie Kay Gillespie, B.A. (Ohio University) Ann Marie De Witt, Columbus Ostrander Education B.S.Ed. B.S. Education Education Megan Marie Cira, Rushsylvania Tesia Erin Dhiraprasiddhi, Desiray J. Goedde, B.S.Ed. Hilliard Columbus Grove Education B.A. B.S.Ed. Education Education Kristina Ann Clark, Londonerry John Charles Downing, Taylor Katherine Grenert, B.A. Springfield Wooster Education B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Jonathon Thomas Clevenger, Wooster Everett David Eason, Shelby Joseph Ellsworth Griffith, B.S.Ed. B.S.Ed. Columbus Education Education B.S. Education Kayla Diane Cole, Lexington John Paul Engberg, Elida B.S.Ed. B.S.Ed. Edward Matthew Gruber, Education Education Bexley B.A. Megan Olivia Collins, Lindsey Elizebeth Epperly, Education Galloway Sidney B.A. (Capital University) B.S.H.E. Daniel Howard Hall, Alliance Education Education B.A. Education Eric B. Comeras, Granville Brittany Michelle Farley, B.A. Mansfield Megan Marie Harp, Education B.S.Ed. Painesville Education B.S.H.E. Education

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Gwendolyn Suzanne Jason Michael Kissel, Powell Jayson Robert Lumpkin, Herrick, Galena B.S. Cincinnati B.A. Education B.S. Education Education Ashley Lynn Klay, Lima Mackenzie Annette Hills, B.S.Ed. Emily Paige Maggard, Powell Columbus Education B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Krista Rose Koontz, Marysville Kaitlin Anne Maggiore, Amy Anne Hoffmeister, B.A. Brecksville Hudson Education B.S.H.E. B.S.H.E. Education Education Michelle Helen Kovach, Cleveland Alyson Whitman Manoukian, Rebecca Lea Houts, B.S.H.E. Athens Columbus Education B.A. (University of Virginia) B.S.H.E. M.A. Education Samantha Jo Krieg, Lima Education B.S.Ed. Erin Kelley Hughes, Mentor Education Caitlin M. Martin, Columbus B.S.Ed. B.S.H.E. Education Luke David Krohn, Lima Education B.A. Jenna Lee Huhn, Cincinnati Education Caitlin Elizabeth Masty, B.A. Hilliard Education Abby Lynn Kyle, Sardinia B.S.H.E. B.S.Agr. Education Erica D. Imm, Ottawa Education B.S.Ed. Michael Lynn Mays, Lima Education Justen C. LaPlante, B.S.Ed. Walbridge Education Nicholas Stephen Jack, B.S.Chem.Eng. Wadsworth Education Kara Baylies McCormick, B.A. Beavercreek Education Ronald Joseph Larry, B.A., B.S. Springboro Education Nicole Irene Johnston, B.S. Albuquerque, NM Education Stacey Ann McGinnis, B.S.H.E. Hilliard Education Brian Blaine Lawless, Hilliard B.S.H.E. B.S.H.E. Education Cassandra M. Jones, Lucas Education B.S.Ed. Gillian Josette Menke, Education Allison Lynn Lawrence, Cincinnati Sylvania B.S.H.E. Nazlihan Kavak, Upper B.A. Education Arlington Education B.A. Christina Jean Misch, Education Ashley Nicole Lewis, Marshallville Springboro B.S.H.E. Amanda Laine Kawalek, B.S.H.E. Education Solon Education B.A.Journal. Christina Nicole Montello, Education Jennifer Lynn Lonsway, Chagrin Falls Kansas City, MO B.A. Loren L. Kenda, Rayland B.A. Education B.S., M.A. Education Education Michelle Rose Morand, Samantha Joan Lortz, Cincinnati Jessica Lee Kiefer, Toledo B.A. Wapakoneta B.A. Education B.S.Ed. Education Education Emilee Caitlyn Morgan, Jordyn Nicole Luebke, Heath Kelsie Carol King, Centerville Minster B.S.Ed. B.A. B.A. Education Education Education 837 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Christina Marie Motika, Michelle Ann-Marie Peters, Brianna Lee Scherer, Westerville St. Marys Mansfield B.A. B.S.Ed. B.S.Ed. Education Education Education

Shannon Alyse Mulroy, Kaycee Ann Petroski, Tara Lynne Schoeny, Green Reynoldsburg Maineville B.A. B.S.H.E. B.A. Education Education Education

Spencer Michael Murphy, Emily Ann Phillips, Kendalyn Brooke Schrock, Lake Orion, MI Pickerington Plain City B.S.H.E. B.S.H.E. B.A. Education Education Education

Matthew Christian Murray, Alexander Eugene Place, Kaleb Bernard Secor, Willard Chillicothe Centerville B.A. B.A. B.S.Ed. Education Education Education Elizabeth Diana Seiler, Ali Marie Navarro, Hinckley Colin Michael Poulson, North Kettering B.A. Granby, CT B.A. Education B.A. Education Education Michael Philip Netti, B.S.H.E. Hannah Mae Shade, Hilliard Columbus Education B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Chelsey Lyann Ramsey, Rushsylvania Vladimir Sharkov, St. Eric Tyler Numbers, Bluffton B.S.Ed. Petersburg, Russia B.S.Ed. Education B.A. Education Education Jill Marie Ramsey, Cincinnati Patrick Andrew O’Brien, B.S.H.E. Tiffani Christine Shutt, Lima Columbus Education B.S.Ed. B.A. Education Education Allison Leigh Reed, Norwalk B.A. Katie Jean Simonton, Dublin Zachary David Oglevee, Education B.S.H.E. Worthington Education B.A. Steven James Ridgway, Education North Canton Anthony David Smith, B.A. (Capital University) Columbus Kristi Ann Orchard, Lima Education B.S.Mech.Eng. B.S.Ed. Education Education Eric Jonathan Rogers, Millersburg Matthew Frank Somogye, Jared Michael Painter, Lewis B.A. Uniontown Green Center Education B.A. B.A. Education Education Alyssa Lynn Rothermund, Dublin Joseph Robert Sorenson, James Dean Parker, Lima B.A. Canal Winchester B.S.Ed. Education B.A. Education Education Esther E. Sadoff, Baltimore, Christian Clayton Payne, MD Ellen Christine Speicher, Bay Village B.A. (Sarah Lawrence Dublin B.A. College) B.S.H.E. Education Education Education

Melissa Marie Pearce, Christina Rose Sauder, Matthew Lee Spencer, Lima Cincinnati Westerville B.A. (University of Toledo) B.A. B.S.Ed. Education Education Education

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Stephanie Anne Spoerl, Blake E. Uland, Pioneer Kristin Rae Witcher, Toledo Hamilton B.S. B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Education Brandi Elaine Vanderhule, Heather Nichole Wood, Ashley Ray Spriggs, Columbus Chardon Lucasville B.A. (Denison University) B.S. B.A. Education M.A. (The Chicago School of Education Professional Psychology) Carly Wedel Vinborg, Mentor Education Suzanne M. Staley, Rockford B.S.H.E. B.S.Ed. Education Stefanie Anne Yanosko, Education Lorain Caroline B. Waidelich, B.S.H.E. Travis Alan Stout, Delaware Zionsville, IN Education B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Jessica Amanda-Sue Young, Grove City Elizabeth Marie Strigle, Ryan Charles Wallace, B.S.H.E. Findlay Glendale Education B.A. B.S.H.E. Education Education Erin Theresa Zacharias, Kettering Theodore James Subleski, Jennifer L. Watson, Hamilton B.S. Toledo B.A. Education B.A. Education Education Mary Beth Zavodnik, William Allan Wells, Kent Strongsville Natalie Fay Taylor, Gahanna B.S. (Kent State University) B.S.H.E. B.A. Education Education Education Elizabeth Marie Whalen, John B. Thesing, Westerville Dayton Master of Environment B.S. B.S. (University of Dayton) and Natural Resources Education Education Marci M. Bird, Delaware Katherine Melissa Thien, Taylor Colleen Wharton, B.A. (Western Michigan Upper Arlington Rocky River University) B.A. B.S. M.A. (Rikkyo University) Education Education Environment and Natural Resources Angela Nicole Thomas, Lima Kyle Richard White, Celina B.S.Ed. B.S.H.E. James Clay Jones, Apple Education Education Creek B.S. (Iowa State University) Jewelisa Delores Thompson, April Kay Whittington, Environment and Natural Shaker Heights Plymouth Resources B.S.H.E. B.S.Ed. Education Education William Andrew Kimble, Cincinnati Mariah Nicole Tilicki, Solon Chester Wigal III, Middleport B.S., M.P.A. B.A. B.S.H.E. Environment and Natural Education Education Resources

Alexandra Elizabeth Tony, James Alton Williams, Neal Thomas Sargeant, Strongsville Fairfield Dublin B.A. B.A. B.S.Env.Nat.Res. Education Education Environment and Natural Resources Stuart Stephen Turnbull, Abby Nicole Wilson, Dublin Hicksville B.S.H.E. Nathan Robert Smiell, B.S.H.E. Education Burgettstown, PA Education B.S.Land.Arch. (West Virginia Tyler Gregory Wisse, University) Kaitlin Michelle Twarek, Bellefontaine Environment and Natural Solon B.S.Ed. Resources B.S.H.E. Education Education 839 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Gina Marie Thorpe, Brian Michael Devine, Michael William Larson, Columbus Tuscon, AZ Rainier, WA B.S.S.W. (Calvin College) B.A. (Cornish College of the B.A. (Dartmouth College) M.S.W. Arts) English Environment and Natural Dance Resources Michael Odell Marberry, Andrea Janelle Dickens, Cottontown, TN Charlottesville, VA B.A. (David Lipscomb Master of Fine Arts B.A. (University of Virginia) University) Master's (Yale University) M.A. (University of Alabama) Catherine Aylward, English English Columbus B.F.A. (Franklin Pierce Nancy Wayson Dinan, Andrew James McIntosh, College) Austin, TX Falmouth, MA Dance B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.A. (Wesleyan University) Texas at Austin) English Jeremy C. Baker, Ashtabula English B.F.A. Nicholas Jarome McRae, Industrial, Interior and Visual Dillon David Dunlop, Reno, Lafayette, GA Communication Design NV B.A. (University of West B.A. (University of Nevada - Georgia) Kathleen Dorothy Reno) English Blackburn, Lubbock, TX English B.A. (Texas Tech University) Jennifer A. Meckley, English Brian Louis Elston, Columbus Alpharetta, GA B.A. (Slippery Rock University) Matthew Jerome Bright, B.F.A. (Columbus State Dance Eden Prarie, MN University) B.F.A., M.A. (Minnesota State Theatre Lindsey Paige Phillips, University, Mankato) Matewan, WV Art Alexis Marie Fabrizio, Winter Dance Park, FL Nicole Marie Butler, Canton, Bachelor's (University of Dominic Patrick Russ, NY Florida) Louisville, KY B.A. (Saint Lawrence English B.A. (University of Kentucky) University) English English Joyelle Kimberly Fobbs, Lansing, MI Lindsay Allison Scypta, Erin Carlisle Norton, B.F.A. (University of Michigan, Plymouth, MI Chicago, IL Ann Arbor) B.F.A. (Alfred University) B.F.A. Dance Art Dance Crystal Michelle Fuller, Erik Michael Speth, Simi Elizabeth Escosa Carter, Dayton Valley, CA Columbus B.F.A. (Southern Methodist B.F.A. (California Institute of B.F.A. (Southern Methodist University) the Arts) University) Dance Dance Dance Ann Elizabeth Glaviano, New Matthew Sumpter, Cincinnati Ann Sofie Clemmensen, Orleans, LA B.A. (DePauw University) Skallebolle, Denmark B.A. (Louisiana State English B.A. (Den Norske University, Baton Rouge) Ballethoyskole) English Nathan Colby Thomas, Dance Seattle, WA Silas Charles Hansen, B.A. (Pacific Lutheran E. Scott Denison, Dublin Columbus University) B.S.Ind.Dsgn. B.S. (State University of New English Industrial, Interior and Visual York College at Brockport) Communication Design English William Nicholas White, West, MS Robin R. DesJardins, Samantha Anne Kuhn, Waite B.S. (Delta State University) Columbus Park, MN M.A. (Mississippi State B.F.A. (Rochester Institute of B.A. (Hamline University) University) Technology) Theatre English Industrial, Interior and Visual Communication Design

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Cheng Zhang, Columbus Matthew Daniel Inama, Catherine L. Smithers, B.S. (Zhongnan University of Sanford, CO Sylvania Economics and Law) B.S. (Brigham Young B.A. M.S. (Santa Clara University) University-Idaho) Health Services Management Industrial, Interior and Visual Health Services Management and Policy Communication Design and Policy Kara Bryn Stubbins, Kristen Lynn Johnson, Zanesville Master of Health Columbus B.A. (University of Southern Administration B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. California) Health Services Management Health Services Management Joseph Julius Bonkowski, and Policy and Policy Green Bay, WI Pharm.D. (University of Jessica Ann Jolly, Detroit, MI Daria Tanska, Columbus Wisconsin-Madison) B.A. (University of Michigan, B.S. (University of Michigan, Health Services Management Ann Arbor) Ann Arbor) and Policy Health Services Management Health Services Management and Policy and Policy Nertila Brakaj, Albania B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Alan Douglas Keener, Tracy Nicole Thompson, Health Services Management Worthington Columbus and Policy B.S.Bus.Adm. (John Carroll B.A. (University of California, University) Riverside) Sarah Renee Butts, Dublin M.B.A. Health Services Management B.Bus.Adm. (Eastern Michigan Health Services Management and Policy University) and Policy Health Services Management Claire Elizabeth Torrella, and Policy Joseph Mathew, Mumbai, Gaithersburg, MD India B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Wendy Nicole Cunningham, B.Bus.Adm. (Wright State Health Services Management Wilmington University) and Policy B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Health Services Management Health Services Management and Policy Nicole Williams, Detroit, MI and Policy B.S. (Grand Valley State Brian Richard Needham, University) Justin Tyler Dalton, Columbus Health Services Management Morgantown, WV B.Bus.Adm., B.S.Honors and Policy B.S. (West Virginia University) (James Madison University) Health Services Management Health Services Management Stephanie Elizabeth and Policy and Policy Williams, Westlake B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Tamara Chanell Durr, Adel, Alexandra Ellen Ristas, Health Services Management Georgia Dublin and Policy Bachelor's (Mercer University- B.S.Ed. Macon) Health Services Management Sara Elizabeth Workman, Health Services Management and Policy Lititz, PA and Policy B.S.Bus.Adm. (Shippensburg Michael Wesley Rose, University of Pennsylvania) Kathryn Alana Ertel, Houston, TX Health Services Management Columbus B.S. (Brigham Young and Policy B.A. (DePauw University) University) Health Services Management Health Services Management Adrian Patricia Zoller, and Policy and Policy Cleveland B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof., M.B.A. Christopher Eric Fogle, Meredith Marie Sarringhaus, Health Services Management Dallas, TX Oberlin and Policy B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.S. (Ohio University) Health Services Management Health Services Management and Policy and Policy Master of Human Resource Management Marcus William Hitt, Lisa Marie Schunemann, Covington Sylvania Mui Dong Choi, Richmond Bachelor's (Wittenberg B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Heights University) Health Services Management Human Resource Health Services Management and Policy Management and Policy

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Alison Marie Cundiff, Evan Hughes, New Vienna Kathleen Anna Ragelis, Seneca, SC B.Mus.Ed. (Otterbein College) Cincinnati B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Human Resource B.A. Human Resource Management Human Resource Management B.S. (University of Toledo) Management M.S. Yuanbin Dang, Xi’an China Human Resource Upasana Sarma, Guwahati, Bachelor's (Renmin University Management India of China) B.Com. (University of Delhi) Human Resource Nicholas Lee Jados, M.B.A. (Northern Institute of Management Columbus Integrated Learning in B.A. Management) Emily Ann Dotson, Human Resource Human Resource Pottstown, PA Management Management B.Bus.Adm. (University of Pittsburgh) Rui Yuan Jia, Luoyang, China Andrew James Scheurer, Human Resource B.A. (Sichuan International Westerville Management Studies University) B.Mus. (Michigan State Human Resource University) Smita Ekhande, Grand Blanc, Management Human Resource MI Management B.A. (University of Michigan, Kevin Wilfred Johnson II, St. Ann Arbor) Louis, MO Luke James Scott, Hudson Human Resource B.S.Civ.Eng. Human Resource Management Human Resource Management Management Diana Stephanie Fleming, Sarah M. Solarik, Cygnet Columbus Rachel Elizabeth Jordan, B.S.Bus.Adm. B.S. (Ohio University) Middletown Human Resource Human Resource B.A. (Eastern Kentucky Management Management University) Human Resource Chandni Samir Vakil, Karlton Anthony Flood, Management Pickerington Gahanna B.S. B.Bus.Adm. (University of Angela Jean Julian, Dublin Human Resource Cincinnati) B.S. (Pennsylvania State Management Human Resource University) Management Human Resource Tricia M. Von Allmen, Management Cincinnati Kristen Ann Guarnieri, B.S.Bus.Adm. Warren Rachel Mary Kehn, West Human Resource B.A. (Bowling Green State Lafayette Management University) B.S.Ed. Human Resource Human Resource Yu Fei Wan, Beijing, China Management Management Bachelor's (Capital University of Economics and Jenna Marie Hartinger, Shuhan Luo, Shaoyang, Business) Circleville China Human Resource B.A. (Ohio University) B.S.Bus.Adm. (Auburn Management Human Resource University at Montgomery) Management Human Resource Lingxin Wang, Yichang, Management China Neesha Hathi, Pittsburgh, PA B.A. (Wuhan University) B.S.Bus.Adm., B.S. Meghan Marie Murphy, Human Resource Human Resource Columbus Management Management B.S. (Vanderbilt University) Human Resource Fang He, Shanghai, China Management Master of Labor and Bachelor's (East China Normal Human Resources University) Thuy Thi Bich Nguyen, Human Resource Columbus Theodore Joseph Chell, Management Human Resource Cincinnati Management B.Bus.Adm. (University of Janelle R. Henderson, Celina Toledo) B.S. (Ohio Wesleyan Eric Max Prescott, Canton Labor and Human Resources University) B.S.Comm. (Ohio University) Human Resource Human Resource Management Management 842 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Ellen Mary Decker, Lewis Brett Nathan Kordenbrock, Monisha Narayan, Mount Center Cincinnati Pleasant, MI B.S.Bus.Adm. Bachelor's (University of B.S. (Michigan State Labor and Human Resources Cincinnati) University) Landscape Architecture Mathematics Eric James Farley, Cincinnati B.A. Tingran Liu, Inner Mongolia, Heather Blythe Smith, Labor and Human Resources China Waxhaw, NC BacArch (Harbin Institute of B.S. (Erskine College, and Qin He, Huaihua, China Technology) Theological Seminary) B.S. (East China Normal M.A. (University of Mathematics University) Manchester) Labor and Human Resources Landscape Architecture Master of Music Austyn Elizabeth Johnson, Kari Ann Oshanski, Fairfax Station, VA Northville, MI Cynthia Kathleen Braswell, B.S. (Johnson & Wales B.S. (Grand Valley State South Bloomfield University) University) B.F.A. (Appalachian State Labor and Human Resources Landscape Architecture University) Music Ran Meng, Beijing, China Tatiana Valentinovna LL.B., Bachelor's (Beijing Parfenova, Nizhny Cristina Maria Castro, San Foreign Studies University) Novgorod, Russia Antonio, TX Labor and Human Resources Diploma (State University of B.F.A. (Trinity University) Nizhny Novgorod) Music James Christopher Mitchell, Diploma (Saint Petersburg Cambridge, MD State Forestry Engineering Pei-Sin Chen, Taichung, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Towson Academy) Taiwan, ROC University) Landscape Architecture B.F.A. (National Sun Yat-sen Labor and Human Resources University) Yu Shi, Yantai, China Music Abigail Christine Reynolds, B.A. (Tsinghua University) Dalton Landscape Architecture Amy Conley, Austin, TX B.A. (University of Akron) B.Mus. (University of North Labor and Human Resources David Philip Shimmel, Texas) Merrimack, NH Music Leanne Li Tromp, Columbus B.A. (Furman University) B.A. (Shanghai Normal Landscape Architecture Jacob Walter Darrow, University) Yorktown, VA Labor and Human Resources Chen Tong, Zhangjiakou, B.Mus. (Virginia China Commonwealth University) Kevin William Clark Bachelor's (Yunnan University) Music Whetstone, Dayton Landscape Architecture B.S.Bus.Adm. Ya-Li Fang, Taichung City, Labor and Human Resources Taiwan, ROC Master of Mathematical Bachelor's (Tainan University Sciences of Technology) Master of Landscape Music Architecture Christopher Allen Batty, Crown Point, IN Katelyn Jahnke, Saline, MI Annie Cora Bergelin, B.S. (Saint Xavier University) B.A. (Bowling Green State Brooklyn, NY Mathematics University) B.A. (University of Music Massachusetts Amherst) Mauntell Renee Ford, Wilson, Landscape Architecture KS Daniel Michael Kozlowski, B.S. (University of Kansas) Simi Valley, CA Ashley Lauren Betteker, Mathematics Bachelor's (Belmont College) Medina Music B.S. (Kent State University) Kelsy Danae Kinderknecht, Landscape Architecture Ellis, KS Garrett Aaron Lefkowitz, B.A., B.S. (University of Milford Michael John Hiatt, Kansas) B.A. (Albion College) Westerville Mathematics Music B.F.A. Landscape Architecture

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Abigail Jeanine McGreehan, Bettina Sophia Barillas, Samantha Brooke Ellwood, Lakewood Flushing, MI Columbus B.A. (Case Western Reserve B.Bus.Adm. (University of B.A. (Ohio University) University) Michigan – Flint) Public Policy and Music Public Policy and Management Management Joseph Daniel Sferra, Toledo Donovan Elizabeth Godt, B.A. (Saint Olaf College) Abigail Elizabeth Bell, Piqua Shaker Heights Music B.A. (Xavier University) B.A. (Elon College) Public Policy and Public Policy and Dannielle Nicole Sturgeon, Management Management Rochford, MI B.F.A. (Western Michigan Timothy Jayson Blakeslee, Laura J. Graf, Logan University) Westerville B.A. Music B.A. Public Policy and Public Policy and Management Lane Wendell Summerlin, Management Greensboro, NC Kenneth Arthur Green, Jr., Bachelor's (University of North Andrew Robson Blatter, Salt Columbus Carolina) Lake City, UT B.S. (Winston-Salem State Music B.A. (University of Utah) University) Public Policy and Public Policy and Shannon Marie Thouvenin, Management Management Massillon B.F.A. (University of Mount Alexandra Calabrese, Mary Elizabeth Hildebrand, Union) Clevelant Heights Hudson Music Bachelor's (Miami University B.S. (University of Dayton) Oxford) Public Policy and Michael Rene Torres, Public Policy and Management Satellite Beach, FL Management B.Mus.Ed. (Stetson University) Kathryn Elizabeth Hogan, M.Mus. (Northwestern Andrew Martin Cochran, Carrollton University) Tallmadge B.A. D.M.A. B.A. (Kent State University) Public Policy and Music Public Policy and Management Management I-Hsuan Yang, Taichung, Hui Li, Yongxing, China Taiwan, ROC Brittney Noel Cousins, B.A. (Huazhong University of Bachelor's (Fort Hays State Cincinnati Science and Technology) University) B.S.S.W. (Northern Kentucky Public Policy and Music University) Management Public Policy and Management Wenjing Lu, Beijing, China Master of Occupational B.A. (Peking University) Therapy Garrett E. Crane, Grove City Public Policy and B.A. (Capital University) Management Matthew Gentry Campbell, Public Policy and Beavercreek Management Nicole Suzanne Musgrave, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Wright State Akron University) Maranda Rochele Dent, B.A. Health and Rehabilitation Kirtland M.S. (Florida State University) Sciences B.A. Public Policy and Public Policy and Management Herzelene Martin, Parma Management B.A. Conor James Neville, Solon Health and Rehabilitation Matthew Willard Dillon, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Sciences Dayton Public Policy and B.S.Bus.Adm. (West Virginia Management University) Master of Public Public Policy and Nathan Gene Parker, Powell Administration Management B.A. M.Ed. (Arizona State

Stephanie C. Dominick, University) William Anderson Ashley, Massillon Public Policy and Millersport B.A. (University of Mount Management B.A.Journal. Union) Public Policy and Public Policy and Management Management 844 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Estera Pirosca, Braila, Lacey Janelle Bierlein, Kevin Hachey, Beavercreek Romania Okemos, MI B.S., M.S. (University of B.A. (Southeastern Louisiana B.S. (University of Michigan, Florida) University) Ann Arbor) Public Health Public Policy and Public Health Management Amanda Harvey, Powell Jessica Lynne Blank, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Miami Daniel Mark Purdy, Lancaster Edgewood, KY University) B.A. B.S. (University of Kentucky) Public Health Public Policy and M.S. Management Public Health Ashley Nicole Jeans, Memphis, TN Abbey Caitlin Smanik, Zuzana Bohrerova, B.S. (Tennessee State Westlake Columbus University) B.A. (College of Wooster) Engineer, Ph.D. (Mendel Public Health Public Policy and University of Agriculture Management and Forestry) Amelia Claire Kaeding, Public Health Powell Susan Marie Swyt, Dublin B.S. B.A. (John Carroll University) Michael Bramlish, Public Health Public Policy and Beavercreek Management B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Brittney Lee Keller, Findlay Public Health B.S.H.E. Alexandra Marie Vitale, North Public Health Canton Justin Lamar Brown, B.A. (Kent State University) Kinston, NC Lisa Ann Kessler, Hilliard Public Policy and B.S. (Winston-Salem State B.S. (University of Findlay) Management University) Public Health Public Health Andrew Joseph White, Matthew W. Kretovics, Mount Vernon Paul Michael Budd, Orrville Sheffield B.A.Honors (College of B.S. B.S.H.E. Wooster) Public Health Public Health M.B.A. Public Policy and Jessica Shannon James P. MacDonald, Bexley Management Castonguay, Hilliard Bachelor's, M.D. (Harvard B.S. (Cedar Crest College) University) Evan H. Yoder, Columbus D.O. (West Virginia School of Public Health B.A. Osteopathic Medicine) Public Policy and Public Health Mark Travis McRae Management McKenzie, Syracuse, NY Holly Michelle Evans, B.A. (University of Pittsburgh) Gahanna Public Health Master of Public Health B.A. (Morehead State University) Louise Rita Meilleur, Surrey, Madeline Marie Anna, Public Health BC, Canada Colorado Springs, CO Bachelor's (Kwantlen B.S. (Colorado State Erica Lauren Fisher, Mason Polytechnic University) University) B.S.Food.Sci., M.S. M.A. Public Health Public Health Public Health

Elise Berki, Eastlake Caroline Gault, Coshocton Zachary Meyer, Hilliard B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.S.Pharm.Sci. College) Public Health Public Health Public Health Tania Singh Gill, Beachwood Joshua Morrison Mitchell, Cory Berliner, Pittsburgh, PA B.S. (Loyola College) Iron Mountain, MI B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) Public Health B.A. (Kenyon College) Public Health Public Health Kasey Rebecca Godden, Ashley Myra Bersani, Maineville Jacqueline Ann Nicholas, Columbus B.S.Nutrition New Albany B.A. Public Health B.A. (Miami University) Public Health M.D. (Medical College of Ohio) Jennifer Lynn Goodwin, Public Health Hinckley B.S. (Miami University) Public Health 845 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Hanna Park, Walnut, CA Yousef AlHassoun, Riyadh, David Logan Backus, Dublin B.A. (Case Western Reserve Saudi Arabia B.S.Mech.Eng., B.S. University) B.S. (King Saud University) Mechanical Engineering Public Health Electrical and Computer Engineering Jessica Lynn Bacon, Hilliard Maria Celeste Perez Baez, B.A. San Juan, PR Hind Alkandry, East Nursing B.S. (Tulane University of Elmhurst, NY Louisiana) B.S. (Syracuse University) Marcus A. Badgeley, Public Health Mechanical Engineering Westerville Biomedical Engineering Sara Lynn Sklenka, Abdullah Mohammed M. Strongsville Alqasir, Buraydah, Saudi Samantha Lee Bailey, Valley B.S.Pharm.Sci. Arabia Head, WV Public Health Bachelor's (King Saud B.S.Civ.Eng. (West Virginia University) University) Eileen Rebecca Slavin, Electrical and Computer Civil Engineering Beachwood Engineering B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Giridhar Balasubramanian, Public Health Abdullatif H. An-naas, Chennai, India Columbus B.Tech. (Motilal Nehru Andrea Marie Spitnale, B.Med.&B.Surgy. (Garyounis National Institute of Continental University) Technology) B.S. Anatomy Industrial and Systems Public Health Engineering Courtney Erin Andersen, Amy Stevenson, Fruit Clinton Township, MI Haiming Bao, Yantai, China Heights, UT B.S. (Grand Valley State B.S. (Fudan University) B.A. (Brigham Young University) Electrical and Computer University) Vision Science Engineering Public Health Sarah Grace Anderson, Andrew Michael Barry, Katherine Jean Venable, Columbus Fairbury, NE Wilmington B.A. (Saint Norbert College) B.S.Food.Sci. B.S. (Wilmington College) M.S. (Miami University Oxford) Food Science and Technology B.S. (Wittenberg University) Public Health Public Health Lior Bartov, Cincinnati Pamela Aracena, Miami, FL B.S. (Cornell University) Kristin Marie Walleck, B.S. (State University of New Aeronautical and Astronautical Westerville York College of Engineering B.S. (University of Rhode Environmental Science and Island) Forestry) Siddharth Baskar, Columbus Public Health Food, Agricultural and B.Engr. (Anna University) Biological Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Master of Science Uzma Arjuman, Bareilly, India B.Engr. (University of Pune) Kineta Joy-Marie Bayne, Kamal Abdullah Abouzaid, Computer Science and Miamisburg Benghazi, Libya Engineering B.S. (Southern Adventist B.Med. (Al-Arab Medical University) University) Matthew Eric Armstrong, Nursing Anatomy Loudonville B.S. (Grove City College) Amy Elizabeth Becher, Ellen Adams, Muncy, PA Food Science and Technology Columbus B.S. (Lebanon Valley College) B.A., M.S.W. Chemistry Ryan M. Ashby, Columbus Nursing B.S.Mech.Eng. Imani Noel Adams, Hampton, Mechanical Engineering Sarah Elaine Begue, VA Alexandria B.S.Mech.Eng. (North Joe David Augustin, Otway B.S.Nurs. (Marshall University) Carolina B.S.Nurs. Nursing Agricultural and Technical Nursing State University) Jessica Lee Belser, Mechanical Engineering Carrie Elizabeth Aurin, Strongsville Powell B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof., M.S.W. B.S.Nurs. Nursing Nursing

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Sarah Ann Bender, Jacob Bond, Columbus Jason S. Callard, Rolling Columbus B.A. (Macalester College) Meadows, IL B.S.Nurs. Mathematics B.A. (Illinois Wesleyan Nursing University) Joseph Julius Bonkowski, D.V.M. (Colorado State Susan Elizabeth Bernot, Green Bay, WI University) Rocky River Pharm.D. (University of Comparative and Veterinary B.S. (University of Dayton) Wisconsin-Madison) Medicine B.S.Nurs. Pharmaceutical Sciences Nursing Severine Cambier, Versailles, Evan Lind Bonny, Cincinnati France James D. Bethel, B.S. (University of Maryland, D.U.T. (Universite de Paris XI) Mechanicsburg College Park) Master's (Universite de la B.S.Agr. M.S. (University of Michigan, Rochelle) Horticulture and Crop Science Ann Arbor) Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering Engineering Keith Edward Bezanson, Cold Spring, KY Alexandra Borsuk, Westlake Anne Elizabeth Campbell, B.S. (University of Kentucky) B.S. (Ohio University) St. Clairsville Mechanical Engineering Health and Rehabilitation B.S.H.E. Sciences Health and Rehabilitation Ashok kumar Sciences Bharathidasan, Kristen Alexa Bowersox, Perungadu, India Mason Christina Rose Campbell, B.Tech. (Tamil Nadu B.S. (Grove City College) Westerville Agricultural University) Nursing B.S.Nurs. (Miami University Master's (Maharana Pratap Oxford) University of Agriculture Michael J. Brink, Pickerington Nursing and Technology) B.S.Chem.Eng., B.S. Food, Agricultural and Nuclear Engineering Jasmin Roselee Carmona, Biological Engineering Rolesville, NC Tonya Ann Brockman, B.A. (University of North Katherine M. Bickle, Columbus Carolina at Chapel Hill) Granville B.S.Nurs. (Cedarville Human Sciences B.S. University) Vision Science Nursing Aaron J. Casey, Columbus B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel Andrew James Biesterveld, Alexandra G. Broussard, College of Nursing) Cincinnati Columbus Nursing B.S.Mech.Eng. (University of B.S. (Xavier University) Wisconsin-Madison) Nursing Nicole Lynn Cass, Mechanical Engineering Germantown, WI Lundon Shari Brown, Toledo B.A. (Stanford University) Lindsay Bizzaro, Dublin B.S. (Xavier University) Nursing B.A. Nursing Nursing Nicole Elaine Cebulko, Gregory Douglas Burch, Canton Britani Nicole Blackstone, Celina B.S.Nurs. Hilliard B.S.Civ.Eng. Nursing B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Civil Engineering Biomedical Engineering Narendhira Ram Sheneve Butler, Columbus Chandraseharan, Keith Andrew Blass, B.A. (Agnes Scott College) Columbus Greenlawn, NY Chemistry Bachelor's (Regional B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Engineering College- Pittsburgh) Edi Dwi Cahyono, Malang, Bharathidasan University) D.V.M. (Cornell University) Indonesia Computer Science and Comparative and Veterinary Sarjana (Brawijaya University) Engineering Medicine Master's (University of Melbourne) Cheng Chen, Shanghai, Talie Amar Block, Bexley Agricultural and Extension China B.S.Nurs. Education B.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong Nursing University) Mary Howard Caldwell, Electrical and Computer Benjamin Mark Bohrer, Dublin Engineering Hillsboro B.S. (Michigan State B.S.Agr. University) Animal Sciences Nursing 847 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Jau-yuan Chen, Taipei, Carmen Marie Clutter, Temilolaoluwa Olanrewaju Taiwan, ROC Toledo Daramola, Nigeria B.S., M.P.H. (National Taiwan B.S.H.E. B.S.Nurs. University) Health and Rehabilitation Nursing Computer Science and Sciences Engineering Lizabeth Ann Darrah, Canton Amy K. Coffield, Centerville B.S.Nurs. Ming Chen, Nanchang, China B.S.Civ.Eng. Nursing B.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong Civil Engineering University) Gail Wych Davidson, Bexley Electrical and Computer Jonathon Brett Cohen, B.S.Nurs. Engineering Columbus Nursing B.A. (Emory University) Wei Chen, Beijing, China M.D. (University of Florida) Andrea Elizabeth Deford, B.Engr. (Sichuan University) Medical Science Hilliard Electrical and Computer B.S.Nurs. Engineering Jessica Lynn Cook, Franklin Nursing B.S.Nurs. (Ohio University) Yan Chen, Yuci, China Nursing Gabrielle Delarose, B.A. (Peking University) Cincinnati M.S. Erin Lynn Cooke, Grove City B.Mus. (University of Nursing B.S., M.B.A. (Wheeling Jesuit Cincinnati) University) B.A. Liuyin Cheng, Yantai, China Nursing Nursing B.Engr. (Beijing Institute of Technology) Andrea Carolina Cordoba Sarah Marie Denison, Bexley Industrial and Systems Arenas, Bogota, Colombia B.S. (University of Nebraska- Engineering Ingeniero, M.S. (University of Lincoln) the Andes, Colombia) Nursing Ni Cheng, Chongqing, China Mechanical Engineering B.Engr. (Beijing Forestry Gina M.P. Dennis, Akron University) Jeremy Robert Couch, B.S.Nurs. Food Science and Technology Seville Nursing B.S. (Case Western Reserve Godwill Mih Chewachong, University) Aleya Riyaz Tajdin Dhanji, Yaounde, Cameroon Mechanical Engineering Nairobi, Kenya M.S. (University of Dschang) B.S. (Stanford University) Teaching.Dipl. (University of Jordan J. Counts, Botkins Physics Yaounde) Pharm.D. (Ohio Northern Plant Pathology University) Abhishek Vinayak Pharmaceutical Sciences Dharmapurikar, Adam James Cheyunski, Aurangabad, India Pickerington Bethany Ann Crawford, B.Tech. (University of Pune) B.S. (Liberty University) Alliance Computer Science and M.Ed. (Ashland University) B.S.Bus.Adm., B.S.Nutrition, Engineering Nursing D.D.S. Dentistry Margarita Diaz Brieva, Yogesh Chidambarnathan, Columbus Bangalore, India Ivan Martin Cussianovich, Bachelor’s (Universidad B.Tech. (Birla Institute of Lima, Peru Externado de Colombia) Technology and Science) B.S. (Universidad Nacional de M.B.A. (Florida International Computer Science and Ingenieria) University) Engineering M.S. (University of North Nursing Carolina at Charlotte) Emre Cinkilic, Izmir, Turkey Chemistry Ying Ding, Yangquan, China Bachelor's (Dokuz Eylul B.S. (Fudan University) University) Ehsan Dadashnialehi, Electrical and Computer Electrical and Computer Tehran, Iran Engineering Engineering B.S. (Sharif University of Technology) Samuel Andrés Discua, Maryam Ansari Cluff, Electrical and Computer Tegucigalpa, Honduras Brunswick, ME Engineering B.S.Agr. (Escuela Agricola B.S. (University of Maine) Panamericana el Environmental Science Glennda Steele Daniels, Zamorano) Centerburg Entomology B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel College of Nursing) Nursing 848 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Kevin James Disotell, Rachel Colleen Edwards, Brandon Stewart Forshey, Boardman Powell Wauseon B.S.Aero.Astro.Eng. B.S. (Capital University) B.S. (University of Findlay) Aeronautical and Astronautical Nursing Comparative and Veterinary Engineering Medicine Georgia Efthimiopoulos, Megan Elizabeth Dover, NJ Larry Tyler Fout, Springfield Dobbelaere, Oakwood B.A. (Rutgers University B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.S.Nurs. Newark) Health and Rehabilitation Nursing Ohio State Biochemistry Sciences Program Puneeth Doddalingappa James Michael Fox, Nagarathna, Bangalore, Alexandra Ann Esposito, Cincinnati India Columbus B.S. (Northwestern University) Bachelor's (Visveswaraiah B.A. Mechanical Engineering Technological University) Nursing Computer Science and Jessica Adrienne French, Engineering Mahsa Ettefagh, Columbus Marysville B.S.Civ.Eng. B.S. Nicholas Ryan Dodds, Civil Engineering Nursing Lancaster B.S.Elec.Cptr.Eng. Maegan Dawn Evert, Hilliard Barry Lee Frey, Barberton Electrical and Computer B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.S.Nurs. (Capital University) Engineering M.S.W. Nursing Nursing Johnna Louise Dominick, Steven Gene Friedenberg, McMurray, PA Joseph A. Ewing, Melville, NY B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) Hanoverton B.S. (Yale University) Biochemistry B.S.Mech.Eng. M.B.A. (Massachusetts Mechanical Engineering Institute of Technology) Yue Duan, Shandong, China D.V.M. (New York State B.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong Qirui Fan, Taiyuan, China College of Veterinary University) B.Engr. (Zhejiang University) Medicine) Food Science and Technology Chemical Engineering Comparative and Veterinary Medicine Cameron James DuBois, Ahmed A.A. Fathalah, Tripoli, Rockaway Beach, OR Libya Elizabeth Dawn Fulkerson, B.S. (Linfield College) Bachelor's (Al-Fateh Chillicothe Aeronautical and Astronautical University) B.S.Nurs. (Otterbein College) Engineering Master's (Trinity College) Nursing Dentistry Tara Elizabeth Dudash, Eric William Fusner, Hollywood, FL Amy Nicole Ferenbaugh, Columbus B.S.Nurs. (University of Danville B.S.Weld.Eng. Florida) B.S.Nurs. (MedCentral Welding Engineering Nursing College of Nursing) Nursing Michelle F. Galloway, Helene Duke, Wilmington, DE Columbus B.A. (Providence College) Erin Danielle Ferlet, B.S. (Ohio Dominican Mathematics Middletown University) B.S.Nurs. M.S. Jerry Lee Durham, Bexley Nursing Nursing B.Engr. (Vanderbilt University) Mechanical Engineering Ian Murray Cameron Saranya Ganapathy, India Fleming, Columbus Bachelor's (Anna University) Clinton Hamilton Durney, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Electrical and Computer Frostburg, MD Microbiology Engineering B.S. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Adrienne Michelle Flood, SaranyaDevi Ganesan, University) Akron Chennai, India Mathematics B.S.H.E. Bachelor's (Anna University) Nursing Computer Science and Constanza Echaiz, Santiago, Engineering Chile Kevin John Fogarty, Urbana Licenciado (Pontifical Catholic B.S. (Ohio University) University of Chile) Mechanical Engineering Horticulture and Crop Science

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Aditya Ganesh, Chennai, Nathan Glorioso, Anoop Gunturi, Hyderabad, India Reynoldsburg India Bachelor's (Anna University) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Bachelor's (Vellore Institute of Industrial and Systems B.S.Nurs. (Ashland University) Technology) Engineering Nursing Electrical and Computer Engineering Jingying Gao, Nanchang, Cynthea Rajam Godwin, China Columbus Atul Gupta, Chandigarh, India B.Engr. (Harbin Institute of B.Engr. (Anna University) B.Engr. (Panjab University) Technology) Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Engineering Shweta Gupta, Agra, India Jeswin Samuel Godwin, B.Tech. (Banaras Hindu Wenzhe Gao, Shanghai, Chennai, India University) China B.Engr. (Anna University) Mechanical Engineering B.S. (Shanghai Jiao Tong M.S. (University of Florida) University) Computer Science and John Francis Guzowski, Electrical and Computer Engineering Westerville Engineering B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Jamie Erin Goldmeyer, Materials Science and Xiaoyu Gao, Xichang, China Springfield Engineering B.S.Civ.Eng. (Chongqing B.S.Bus.Adm. (Bowling Green University) State University) Lisa Hahn, Columbus M.Appl.Stats. Nursing B.S. (North Carolina State Civil Engineering University) Weishu Gong, Liesmars, Biomedical Engineering Andrew Michael Garcia, China Westlake B.S. (University of Maryland, Jennifer Ann Hale, Mesa, AZ B.S.Mech.Eng. College Park) B.S. (Arizona State University) Mechanical Engineering Geodetic Science and Evolution, Ecology, and Surveying Organismal Biology Teresa Garcia de Gutierrez, Dublin Kristin Cora Greathouse, Mark Christian Hall, Licenciatura (Universidad de Sunbury Columbus las Americas Puebla) B.S. (Northern Michigan B.S. M.P.H. University) Nursing Nursing M.S. Nursing Susan Elizabeth Hamilton, Dustin John Gardner, Westerville Boardman Kenneth Arthur Green, Jr., B.A., M.A. O.D. Columbus Nursing Vision Science B.S. (Winston-Salem State University) Ashley Michelle Hammac, Kevin Alexander Gardner, Agricultural, Environmental Gaithersburg, MD Fleming and Development B.S. (Denison University) B.S.Mech.Eng. Economics Nursing Mechanical Engineering Abbey Frances Grieshop, Michael James Handschuh, Kellie Marie Garrison, Coldwater North Olmsted Worthington B.S. (Mount Carmel College of B.S.Mech.Eng. B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel Nursing) Mechanical Engineering College of Nursing) Nursing Nursing Matthew M.K. Hansen, Laura Anne Groseclose, Vermilion Ryan Anthony Gehringer, St. Sunbury B.S.Mech.Eng. Louis, MO B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Mechanical Engineering B.S. (Pennsylvania State Health and Rehabilitation University) Sciences Qi Hao, Suzhou, China Food, Agricultural and B.Engr. (Beijing Institute of Biological Engineering Tyler Randall Grzegorczyk, Technology) Midland, MI Electrical and Computer Kathryn E. Gills, Columbus B.S.C.R.P. Engineering B.S.Nurs., J.D. Civil Engineering Nursing Rohit Hari, Chennai, India Bachelor's (National Institutes of Technology, India) Industrial and Systems Engineering 850 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Christopher John Hathaway, Jung Ah Hyun, South Korea Lucie Beth Johannes, Fort Wayne, IN B.S.Nurs. (Cedarville Nassau Bay, TX B.S. (Purdue University) University) B.S., Ph.D. (Missouri Mechanical Engineering Nursing University of Science and Technology) Gregory Scott Hertler, Beau Steven Ingle, West Master's (Massachusetts Strongsville Harrison, IN Institute of Technology) B.S.Civ.Eng. B.S., M.A. Welding Engineering Civil Engineering Environment and Natural Resources Luke Andrew Johanson, Lilian Mohacsy Hirko, Stevens Point, WI Columbus Christine Marie Jackson, B.A. (Capital University) B.S.Nurs. Hilliard Nursing Nursing B.S.Chem.Eng. (Case Western Reserve Jessica Leigh Johnson, Christopher Richards Hite, University) Hartsville, SC Stafford, VA Electrical and Computer B.A. (Coker College) B.S. (James Madison Engineering Molecular Genetics University) Health and Rehabilitation Haedong Jang, Shiheung-si, Kate Johnson, Medina Sciences South Korea B.S. (Brigham Young B.Engr. (Kangwon National University) Meghan Meredith University) B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel Hixenbaugh, Belmont Master's (Inha University) College of Nursing) B.S.Bus.Adm. Electrical and Computer Nursing Nursing Engineering Patrick Lyon Johnson, Erica Dawn Hohol, Mesa, AZ Prasanth Jayachandran, Hanover, NH B.S. (Arizona State University) Erode, India B.A. (Middlebury College) Health and Rehabilitation B.Engr. (Birla Institute of Environment and Natural Sciences Technology and Science) Resources Computer Science and Joshua William Hopkins, Engineering Joshua Tyler Jones, Pleasant View, TN Worthington B.S. (North Carolina State Adithya Jayakumar, B.S.Mech.Eng. University) Chennai, India Nuclear Engineering Welding Engineering B.Engr. (Anna University) Electrical and Computer Chen Kang, Guiyang, China Bizhen Hu, Guangdong, Engineering B.S., M.S. (China China Pharmaceutical University) Bachelor's (China Agricultural Shakthi Varman Jayavelu, Pharmaceutical Sciences University) Chennai, India Horticulture and Crop Science B.Tech. (Anna University) Yu Kang, Beijing, China Civil Engineering Bachelor's (Beihang Tianxiang Huang, Wenzhou, University) China Min Ji, Xi’an, China Electrical and Computer B.S. (Zhejiang University of B.Engr. (Xidian University) Engineering Technology) Electrical and Computer Electrical and Computer Engineering Lindsey Marie Karnes, Engineering Gallipolis Hyungyu Jin, Seoul, South B.S., M.S. (Ohio University) Zach Elijah Huber, Canal Korea Nursing Winchester B.Engr. (Korea University) B.A. (Hope College) Mechanical Engineering Caroline Zuspan Kaylor, Industrial and Systems Edina, MN Engineering Lin Jin, Hebei, China B.A. (Emory University) Bachelor's (Huazhong Nursing Jennifer Ann Hughes, Agricultural University) Worthington B.A. (Huazhong University of Ndeye Awa Kebe, Columbus B.S.Nurs. (University of Science and Technology) B.A. Pennsylvania) Horticulture and Crop Science Agricultural, Environmental Nursing and Development Economics Samuel Remington Winchester Hulett, Newark B.S. Geological Sciences 851 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Megan Elizabeth Kelsey, Micah Doyle Lamb, Granville Chen Li, Taiyuan, China Kettering B.S. (Ohio University) Bachelor's (Hangzhou B.S. (Bowling Green State Computer Science and University) University) Engineering Computer Science and Health and Rehabilitation Engineering Sciences Stacey Marie Lambert, Utica B.S. (Bowling Green State Ding Li, Wuhan, China Benjamin Carl Kerrick, University) B.Elec.Eng. (Huazhong Columbus B.S.Nurs. University of Science and B.A. (Whitman College) Nursing Technology) Environmental Science M.S. (Chinese Academy of Nisrene Anna Sciences) Jessica King, Farmdale Langenbrunner, Cincinnati Geodetic Science and B.S. (Pennsylvania State B.S. (University of Cincinnati) Surveying University) Mechanical Engineering Horticulture and Crop Science Hui Li, Yongxing, China Lindsey Marie Langhals, B.A. (Huazhong University of Vinit Rajan Kizhakkel, Pune, Ottawa Science and Technology) India B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Agricultural, Environmental Bachelor's (University of Pune) Nursing and Development Electrical and Computer Economics Engineering Jordan David Lawver, Dover B.S.Geomat.Eng. Jia Li, Columbus Gary Lee Klase, North Civil Engineering B.S. (University of Canton Science and Technology of B.A. (Otterbein College) Jim Ming-An Lee, Greenville, China) B.S.Env.Nat.Res. SC Welding Engineering Public Health B.S. (George Washington University) Ran Li, Chengdu, China Katie Elizabeth Kleinhenz, M.P.H. (Boston University) B.S.Pharm. (Hunan University) St. Marys D.D.S. (University of M.S. (Eastern Michigan B.S.Agr., D.V.M. Maryland, Baltimore) University) Veterinary Preventive Dentistry Chemistry Medicine Xiaoyang Leng, Shanghai, Xiang Li, Beijing, China Elizabeth Leigh Kolbe, China Bachelor's, M.S. (Tsinghua Grinnell, IA B.S., Bachelor's (Shanghai University) B.A. (Colorado College) University of Finance and Nuclear Engineering Environmental Science Economics) Statistics Yixue Li, Luzhou, China Kunal Ashok Kotian, Thane, Bachelor's (Northern Jiaotong India Emily Elizabeth Lenk, University, Beijing) Bachelor's (University of Pune) Chardon Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering B.S. (Cornell University) Engineering Anatomy Andrew G. Krygier, Marjorie Rose Liberati, Columbus Kendall Anne Leser, Bexley Warwick, MD B.S.Mech.Eng. B.A. B.S. (Virginia Polytechnic Physics Public Health Institute and State University) Onur Kucuktunc, Ankara, Thomas M. Less, Dublin Environment and Natural Turkey B.S.Civ.Eng. Resources B.S., M.S. (Bilkent University) Civil Engineering Computer Science and Chih-An Lin, Taipei County, Engineering Radoslaw Lewandowski, Taiwan, ROC Miawa, Poland B.S. (National Chung Hsing Shweta Samir Kulkarni, B.S.Mech.Eng. University) Pune, India Nuclear Engineering Food Science and Technology Bachelor's (University of Pune) Computer Science and Kerrie A. Lewis, Lockport, NY Ran Lin, Beijing, China Engineering B.S. (Niagara University) Bachelor's (Tsinghua D.V.M. University) Joshua M. Kyle, Peoria, IL Comparative and Veterinary Electrical and Computer B.S. (University of Illinois at Medicine Engineering Urbana-Champaign) Animal Sciences Emily K. Linkous, Wilmington B.S. (Wittenberg University) Entomology 852 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Carol J. Lipovich, Hilliard Drew David Luder, Moline, IL Kimberly Michelle Martin, B.A. (Alderson Broaddus Pharm.D. (Drake University) Calgary, AB, Canada College) Pharmaceutical Sciences B.S. (Southern Arkansas Health and Rehabilitation University) Sciences Miao Luo, Shijiazhuang, M.S. (University of Louisiana China at Monroe) Bo Liu, Chongqing, China B.Engr. (Beijing University of Health and Rehabilitation B.Engr. (Sichuan University) Posts and Sciences Electrical and Computer Telecommunications) Engineering Computer Science and Rachael Nicole Martin, Elyria Engineering B.S. Chengyao Liu, Anshan, Nursing China Timothy Clark Luskin, Lewis B.Engr. (Southeast University) Center Ashley Michelle Matheny, Electrical and Computer B.S. (Brigham Young Vienna, WV Engineering University) B.A., B.S.Civ.Eng. Welding Engineering Civil Engineering Jie Liu, Columbus D.D.S. (Binzhou Medical Lindsey Crawford Luther, Justin T. Mathews, College) Wyoming Cardington M.S. (Capital Medical B.A. B.S.Elec.Cptr.Eng. University) Nursing Electrical and Computer Ph.D. Engineering Dentistry Qiuping Lv, Rugao, China B.S. (Nanjing University) Esther Nova Ho Maxkwee, Kai-Wei Liu, Taipei City, Nuclear Engineering Fresno, CA Taiwan, ROC B.S. (California State B.S. (Suffolk University) Ananth Mahadevan University, Fresno) Electrical and Computer Muralidharan, Coimbatore, Food Science and Technology Engineering India Bachelor's (Bharathiar Ria Mazumder, Kolkata, India Xiao Liu, Shanghai, China University) Bachelor's (West Bengal Bachelor's (Shanghai Jiao Computer Science and University of Technology) Tong University) Engineering Electrical and Computer Electrical and Computer Engineering Engineering Kurt Timothy Makiewicz, Dayton Edward T. McCann, Yi Liu, Changyuan, China B.S. (Kettering University) Philadelphia, PA B.Engr. (Chongqing Materials Science and B.A. (Villanova University) University) Engineering M.D. (Thomas Jefferson Computer Science and University) Engineering Minu Manoharan, Thrissur, Medical Science India Karianne Logan, Broadview B.S., M.S. (University of Sean Andrew McGhee, Heights Calicut) Johnstown, PA Biomedical Engineering Electrical and Computer B.S.Eng.Phys. Engineering Nuclear Engineering Mathew Collin Lovett, Lima B.S.Agr., D.V.M. Faegheh Mansoori, Dublin Crystal Nicole McKenzie, Comparative and Veterinary B.S.Civ.Eng. (Drexel Columbus Medicine University) B.A. (Saint Martin’s University) Civil Engineering M.A. (Pacific Lutheran Shan Lu, Wuhan, China University) B.Engr. (Huazhong University Alexander Edison Marras, Nursing of Science and Technology) Powell Civil Engineering B.S.Mech.Eng. Alexis Kelly McMurray, Mechanical Engineering Phoenix, AZ Wenjing Lu, Beijing, China B.S. (Colorado State B.A. (Peking University) Caroline Elisabeth Marshall, University) Agricultural, Environmental Columbus D.V.M. (Western University of and Development B.S.Nurs. Health Sciences) Economics Nursing Comparative and Veterinary Medicine Darren Edward Lucas, Pittsburgh, PA Dominic Andrew Mehling, B.S.Bio. (Baldwin-Wallace Columbus College) B.S.Nurs. Microbiology Nursing 853 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Kyle Ian Merical, Bellbrook Matteo Muratori, Milano, Italy Fan Ny, Columbus B.S.Mech.Eng. Laurea (Politecnico di Milano) B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Nursing

Brian P. Mieczkowski, Mufaddal Mustafa, Columbus Kevin Michael O’Connor, Jr., Stratford, CT B.S. Pickerington B.A. (Case Western Reserve Pathology B.S.Pharm.Sci. University) Pharm.D. (Shenandoah D.O. (New York Institute of Haley Alison Myers, Clyde University) Technology) B.S.Nurs. Pharmaceutical Sciences Medical Science Nursing Ellis E. Opusunju, Canal Traci Lenee Mignery, Vineet Raveendran Nair, Winchester Galloway Mumbai, India B.S. (Ambrose Alli University) B.S.Nurs. B.Engr. (University of Mumbai) M.S. (University of Lagos) Nursing Computer Science and Diploma (Columbus School of Engineering Practical Nursing) Lori Danielle Miley, Marion B.S.Nurs. B.S.Nurs. Ryan William Naseman, Nursing Nursing Anna Pharm.D. (Ohio Northern Maria Belen Ortiz Garcia, Viraj Prakash Modak, University) Arequipa, Peru Mumbai, India Pharmaceutical Sciences Ind.Engr. (Universidad B.S.Chem.Eng. (University of Catolica de Santa Maria) Mumbai) Viswajit Natarajan, Chennai, Industrial and Systems Chemical Engineering India Engineering Bachelor's (Vellore Institute of Abby Marie Moeller, Maria Technology) Marco Palacio, Medellin, Stein Electrical and Computer Colombia B.S.Nurs. (Ohio Northern Engineering B.S.Aero.Astro.Eng. University) Mechanical Engineering Nursing Daryl Joseph Nelson, Peoria, AZ Prashanth Palaniappan, Hariharan Mohan, Chennai, B.S. (Texas Christian Chennai, India India University) B.Engr. (Anna University) Bachelor's (Vellore Institute of Health and Rehabilitation Electrical and Computer Technology) Sciences Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Kristin Marie Nelson, Dublin Balaji Palaniswami, B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Coimbatore, India Mary Kay Morrison, Health and Rehabilitation B.Engr. (P.S.G. College of Columbus Sciences Technology, Bharathiar B.S.Nurs. University) Nursing Merilee R. Newsham, M.S. (Wayne State University) Columbus Computer Science and Qian Mou, Sichuan, China B.S.Bus.Adm. (Indiana Engineering B.Engr. (Wuhan University) Wesleyan University) Environmental Science Agricultural, Environmental Jaejong Park, Jinju, South and Development Korea Siddharth Pradeep Mulay, Economics B.S.Mech.Eng. Thane, India Mechanical Engineering Bachelor's (University of Linda Thi Nguyen, Anaheim, Mumbai) CA Jaeyong Park, Busan, Korea Aeronautical and Astronautical B.S. (University of California, B.S. (Hanyang University) Engineering San Diego) Electrical and Computer Vision Science Engineering Kyle Michael Mulloy, Bexley B.A. (Texas Christian Loan T. Nguyen, Columbus Craig Jeffrey Parris, Troy University) B.A. B.S.H.E. Pharm.D. (University of Texas Nursing Nursing at Austin) Pharmaceutical Sciences Jeremy Bellante Nickol, Alpesh Patel, Atlanta, GA Solon B.S. (University of Georgia) Hrishikesh Ramesh Munj, B.S.Mech.Eng. (Rose-Hulman D.D.S. (Medical College of Mumbai, India Institute of Technology) Georgia) Bachelor's (University of Mechanical Engineering Dentistry Mumbai) Chemical Engineering 854 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Taylor Michelle Peck, Joseph Hopkins Polly, Jing Ren, Yuncheng, China Columbus Olmsted Falls Bachelor's, Master's B.A. (Vanderbilt University) B.S.Mech.Eng. (Northeastern University) Agricultural, Environmental Mechanical Engineering Statistics and Development Economics Walter Newton Powell, Jamie Sue Richey, East Alexandria Liverpool Jin Peng, Jingshan, China B.A., J.D. B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace B.Med. (Huazhong University Nuclear Engineering College) of Science and Technology) Environmental Science Public Health Tatiana Pozo Fiorilo, Cochabamba, Bolivia Jason Paul Richter, Tyler William Persson, B.S.Nurs. (Belmont College) Worthington Williston, ND Nursing B.Bus.Adm., M.Acct. B.A. (Minot State University) (University of Wisconsin- Vision Science Yu Qiao, Xuchang, China Madison) B.S. (Fudan University) M.B.A., M.H.A. (Baylor Brad Richard Petersen, Electrical and Computer University) Delaware Engineering Public Health Pharm.D. (Ohio Northern University) Aleksandra Rabinovich, Elizabeth Anne Riter, Pharmaceutical Sciences Columbus Strongsville B.S.Nurs. B.S.Civ.Eng. Jennifer Anita Peteya, North Nursing Civil Engineering Canton B.S. (University of Mount Shreesha Yogish Rao, Lisa Renee Robbins, Union) Mangalore, India Wooster Geological Sciences B.Tech. (National Institute of B.S. (University of Mount Technology Karnataka) Union) Preston Daniel Phelan, Mechanical Engineering Horticulture and Crop Science Wooster B.A. (Emory University) Christopher Ratcliff, Joseph Douglas Rose, Big Agricultural, Environmental Columbus Springs, NE and Development B.S.Eng.Phys. B.S. (University of Nebraska- Economics Electrical and Computer Lincoln) Engineering Industrial and Systems Benjamin Babu Philip, Engineering Dallas, TX Giridhar Ravi, Tanjore, India Pharm.D. (Texas Southern Bachelor's (Vellore Institute of Alex Bryant Rosenfeld, East University) Technology) Islip, NY Pharmaceutical Sciences Electrical and Computer B.S. (University of Chicago) Engineering Mathematics Karen Jane Phipps, Huber Heights Nicholas Adam Read, Steven Ross, Columbus B.S.Nurs. (Wright State Columbus B.S. (University of Michigan-- University) B.S.Agr. Dearborn) Nursing Horticulture and Crop Science Nursing

Jonathan William Picking, Kaamilya Anjail Reddens, Colleen Rossell, West Ashland Springfield Newton, PA B.S. B.S. (University of Dayton) B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) Ohio State Biochemistry Nursing Food Science and Technology Program Patrick F. Reeder, Columbus Alexander David Roth, John Hamilton Pigott, B.A., Ph.D. Oceanside, NY Columbus Mathematics B.S., Master's (Cornell B.S. (University of Vermont) University) D.V.M. (Cornell University) Griffin Alexander Reiner- Chemical Engineering Comparative and Veterinary Roth, Sherman Oaks, CA Medicine B.A. (Vassar College) Matthew Stanley Rowan, Mathematics Bryan Alejandro Jose Pina Ortega, B.S.Mech.Eng. Merida, Venezuela Herbert Edward Reinhold, Nuclear Engineering Bachelor's (University of the The Woodlands, TX Andes, Colombia) B.S.Civ.Eng. (University of Electrical and Computer Notre Dame) Engineering Civil Engineering

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Chethan Kommaranahalli Christine Pariseau Alexis Christine Shelley, Rudramuni, Bangalore, Schneider, Chelmsford, Westerville India MA B.A. (University of Kentucky) B.Engr. (Visveswaraiah B.S.Agr., D.V.M. Nursing Technological University) Comparative and Veterinary Computer Science and Medicine Chao Shen, Zhenjiang, China Engineering B.Engr. (Southeast University) Alison Sue Schultz, Defiance Electrical and Computer Jessica Ruple, Hilliard B.S.Ed., M.A. Engineering B.S.Nurs. Nursing Nursing Qiwen Shen, Changsha, Victoria Helen Louise Scott, China Tiffany Nichole Russaw, Shefford, UK B.S. (Hunan Normal Bedford Heights D.V.M. (University of London) University) B.A. (John Carroll University) Comparative and Veterinary Human Sciences M.A. (Cleveland State Medicine University) Shan Shi, Hebei, China Nursing Nicolas Joseph Scozzaro, B.S. (Hebei Normal University) Santa Barbara, CA Statistics Michelle Emily Ruszkiewicz, B.A. (University of California, Toledo Berkeley) Julie Marie Shina, Cleveland B.A. Physics B.S. (John Carroll University) Nursing B.S.Nurs. (Cleveland State Abby Gayle Searfoss, Upper University) Vivian Ruszkiewicz, Sandusky Nursing Columbus B.S.Nurs. B.A. (Northwestern University) Nursing Lauren M. Shreve, Centerville J.D. B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Nursing Lindsay Marie Seitter, Marion Nursing B.S.Nurs. (University of Yekaterina I. Ryabtseva, Kentucky) Joy Kristine Sickles, Madison Nursing Columbus B.A. B.S. (Denison University) Agricultural, Environmental Samantha Sekar, Findlay B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel and Development B.S.Env.Nat.Res., M.S. College of Nursing) Economics Agricultural, Environmental Nursing and Development Christine Ashley Salem, Economics Jonathan Michael Silliman, Delaware Ayersville B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel Betsy L.E. Shaffer, B.S.Cptr.Sci.Eng. College of Nursing) Springfield Computer Science and Nursing B.A. (University of Richmond) Engineering J.D. Jorge David Salgado, Ciudad Nursing Kyle Shane Simmons, de El Paraiso, Honduras Orrville Bachelor's (Zamorano Pan- Kun Shang, Xuzhou, China B.S. (Ohio Northern American Agricultural B.S. (Nanjing University) University) School) Geodetic Science and Mechanical Engineering Plant Pathology Surveying Emily Ann Sinay, Hilliard Kara Elise Salpeter, Miami, Praveen Shankara B.S.Nurs. (Mount Carmel FL Shastrigal, Chennai, India College of Nursing) B.S. (Elon College) B.Engr. (Anna University) Nursing Evolution, Ecology, and Electrical and Computer Organismal Biology Engineering Mark Bradley Skinner, Sunbury Tarun Ronur Sasikumar, Samuel Tomas Shannon, B.A. (Alma College) Bangalore, India Goldvein, VA M.A. (University of Chicago) B.Engr. (Visveswaraiah B.S. (Brigham Young Nursing Technological University) University) Computer Science and Human Sciences Emily Quantz Smith, Dublin Engineering B.A. Zhuo Shao, Huanggang, J.D. (University of Cincinnati) China Nursing B.Engr. (Wuhan University of Technology) Electrical and Computer Engineering 856 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Lisa Lynnette Smith, Alyssa Leigh Studer, Hilliard Joy Denise Thurman, Urbana Columbus B.A. B.S.Nurs. (Capital University) B.S.Nurs. (Capital University) Nursing Nursing Nursing Angel Dharshini Subisak, Yuan Tian, Columbus Michelle Lynn Smith, Dublin Madurai, India B.S. (Harbin Institute of B.S.Nurs. B.Engr., B.Tech. (Anna Technology) Nursing University) Welding Engineering M.S. Nathanael J. Smith, Biomedical Engineering Nial Robert Tilson, Olympia, Broadview Heights WA B.S.Elec.Cptr.Eng. Yiping Sun, Tianjin, China B.S.Mech.Eng. Electrical and Computer B.S. (Nankai University) Mechanical Engineering Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Brian C. Tost, Steubenville Chaitanya Ashok B.S.Env.Nat.Res., Solapurkar, Bangalore, Benjamin James Sutton, B.S.Food.Ag.Bio.Eng. India Grove City Geological Sciences Bachelor's (Visveswaraiah B.S.Weld.Eng. Technological University) Welding Engineering Brittany Nicole Towers, Computer Science and Aurora Engineering Charu Swamy, Dayton B.S.Food.Sci. B.A., M.A. (Case Western Food Science and Technology Mihai Alexandru Spataru, Reserve University) Bucharest, Romania D.D.S. Brian Christopher Towle, B.Engr., Master's (Politehnica Dentistry Cincinnati University of Bucharest) B.S. (University of Notre Electrical and Computer Katrina Ann Swinehart, Dame) Engineering Lancaster Mechanical Engineering B.S.Agr. Nicholas Andrew Stanich, Agricultural and Extension Thomas Lam Tran, San Franklinton Education Diego, CA B.S. (Ohio University) B.S. (University of California, Environment and Natural Adrian H. Tan, Hilliard San Diego) Resources B.S.Cptr.Sci.Eng. Physics Civil Engineering Sarah Elizabeth Starr, Audra Kristen Trillana, Hamilton Kaiqi Tang, Beijing, China Yellow Springs B.S. (Otterbein College) B.S. (Beijing Institute of B.A. (Cornell University) Environment and Natural Technology) Nursing Resources Electrical and Computer Engineering Karthik Tunga Gopinath, Patrick Steiger, Cincinnati Bangalore, India B.S. (Boston University) Kaitlyn Elizabeth Taylor, B.Engr. (Visveswaraiah Mechanical Engineering McCordsville, IN Technological University) B.S. (Stevens Institute of Computer Science and Terrie L. Stewart, Lucasville Technology) Engineering Bachelor's (Ohio University) Food Science and Technology Master's (Mount Vernon Jacob Turner, Lawrenceburg, Nazarene University) Yingbing Teng, Shanghai, IN Nursing China B.S. (Purdue University) B.Engr. (Shanghai Jiao Tong B.S. (Indiana University Deborah Marie Schuda University) Bloomington) Stout, New Albany Electrical and Computer Mathematics B.S. (Xavier University) Engineering Mathematics Mehmet Ali Ugur, Izmit, Brittany L. Theobald, Spring Turkey Julia Ann Stuart, Portsmouth Hill, KS B.S.Civ.Eng. (Yildiz Technical B.S.Nurs. B.S. University) Nursing Molecular, Cellular, and Civil Engineering Developmental Biology James Douglas Stucker, Vincent John Valentino, Lexington, KY Ryan Matthew Thomas, Avon Lake Bachelor's (University of Dublin B.A., B.S. (University of Kentucky) B.S. Cincinnati) Geological Sciences Nursing Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics 857 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Christopher John Van Junyan Wang, Shenyang, Moira Anne Wichman, Derven, Cincinnati Qiaoning, China Columbus B.S. (University of Wisconsin- Bachelor's (Shanghai B.A. (Kansas State University) Madison) University of Finance and Nursing Mechanical Engineering Economics) Statistics Tyler Clark Wiederhold, Jose Jesus Velasquez Batavia Garrido, Puerto Ordaz, Philip Joseph Wang, Dublin B.S. (University of Miami) Venezuela B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Biomedical Engineering Engineer (Universidad Andina Nursing Simon Bolivar) Elizabeth Dalee Wilkerson, Electrical and Computer Wen Wang, Beijing, China Orrville Engineering B.S. (Beijing University of B.S.Food.Sci. Posts and Food Science and Technology Kevin Richard Volz, Huron Telecommunications) B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.Engr. (Queen Mary Meghan Ann Wilneff, Health and Rehabilitation University of London) Centerville Sciences Statistics B.A. (University of Dayton) Health and Rehabilitation Daniela Vrabelova, Columbus Xin Wang, Jinan, China Sciences D.V.M. (University of B.Engr. (Shandong Jiaotong Veterinary Medicine and University) Patrick Hunter Wilson, Pharmacy in Kos˘ice) M.Appl.Stats. Lexington M.S. (Universidad Autonoma Civil Engineering B.S.Chem.Eng. de Barcelona) Civil Engineering Comparative and Veterinary Ye Wang, Xinyi, China Medicine B.Engr. (Huazhong University Breanna Danielle Wingate, of Science and Technology) Georgetown, SC Cassie Mae Walker, Ontario Computer Science and B.S. (Clemson University) B.S.Nurs. (Walsh University) Engineering Food Science and Technology Nursing Nicholas Alan Warner, Zachary David Witeof, Tipp Katherine Elizabeth Walker, Wheelersburg City Cincinnati B.S.Mech.Eng. B.S. (University of Southern B.S.Ind.Sys.Eng. Mechanical Engineering California) Industrial and Systems Mechanical Engineering Engineering Clayton Paul Webster, Cincinnati Zachary David Woods, Ellie Kathleen Walsh, B.S. (Purdue University) Worthington Wooster Mechanical Engineering B.S. (Xavier University) B.S. (Cornell University) Industrial and Systems B.S.Ed. (Herbert H. Lehman Jennifer Lynn Weiner, Powell Engineering College) B.S.Nurs. Plant Pathology Nursing Shi Wu, Cheng Chun, China B.Engr. (Jilin Institute of Junkun Wan, Nanchang, Chad Anthony Weiss, Architecture and Civil China Cincinnati Engineering) Bachelor's (Wuhan University) B.A. Civil Engineering Geodetic Science and Industrial and Systems Surveying Engineering Ying Xiao, Xiangtan, China B.Engr. (Southeast University) Hao Wang, Hantong, China Erin Welch, Columbus Electrical and Computer Bachelor's (Shanghai Jiao B.S.Nurs. Engineering Tong University) Nursing Electrical and Computer Rong Xie, Hezhou, China Engineering Nancy Marie Wetzel, B.Engr. (South Central Caledonia University for Nationalities) Jianhua Wang, Shanghai, B.S.Nurs. Master's (Chonbuk National China Nursing University) B.A. (Shanghai University of Computer Science and Electric Power) Emily J. Wheelock-Davis, Engineering Agricultural, Environmental Columbus and Development B.S. (Carnegie Mellon Jie Xu, Hunan, China Economics University) B.Engr. (Ocean University of Geodetic Science and China, Qingdao) Surveying Environmental Science

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Ruipeng Xue, Columbus Kairui Zhang, Shanghai, Samantha Rae Atkins, B.Engr. (University of China Portsmouth Science and Technology, B.Engr. (Shanghai Jiao Tong B.A. (Shawnee State Beijing) University) University) M.S. (State University of New Electrical and Computer Social Work York at Stony Brook) Engineering Materials Science and Carolee Balliett, Bucyrus Engineering Ningjiao Zhang, Jinzhong, B.S. (Wright State University) China M.S. Dacong Yan, Quanzhou, B.Engr. (Tianjin University) Social Work China Electrical and Computer Bachelor's (Shanghai Jiao Engineering Ashley Jane Bardo, Tong University) Cincinnati Computer Science and Zhendong Zhang, Wuxi, B.A. Engineering China Social Work B.S. (Southeast University) Hui Yang, Benxi, China Electrical and Computer Susan Joy Barger, Findlay Bachelor's, Master's (Tsinghua Engineering B.A., M.A. University) Social Work Chemical Engineering Gefei Zhao, Beijing, China B.Engr. (Northwestern Whitney De’Shae Lynn Jia Wei Yeap, Kulim, Malaysia Polytechnical University, Barksdale, Columbus B.S.Food.Sci. Xi’an) B.S. (Ohio University) Food Science and Technology Electrical and Computer Social Work Engineering Robert John Yentsch, Sheila Marie Barrett, Fairborn Manchester, TN Lin Zhao, Tianjin, China B.S. (Wright State University) B.S.Mech.Eng. (Tennessee B.Engr. (Zhejiang University) Social Work Technological University) Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Tiffany Lynn Bassler, Gratis Daniel Jacob Ziemba, St. B.S. Tingting Yin, Chengdu, China Clairsville Social Work B.S. (Sichuan University) B.S.Cptr.Sci.Eng. M.S. (Sun Yat-sen University) Computer Science and Laura Anita Beaulieu, Dublin Environmental Science Engineering B.A. (Assumption College) Social Work Jinhang Yu, Hargzhou, China Gordon Ray Zuboski, Bachelor's (Tongji University) Shadyside Sarah Bechtel, Huron Civil Engineering B.S.Civ.Eng. B.S.S.W. (Taylor University) Civil Engineering Social Work Shannon Lee Zaret, Hampton, NJ Caitlin Elisabeth Beha, Akron B.S. (Allegheny College) Master of Social Work B.A. (Ohio University) Environmental Science Social Work Dana Humphreys Acock, Matthew Zenz, Cincinnati Columbus Kasey Marie Benthin-Staley, B.S.Elec.Eng., B.S.Mech.Eng. B.A., M.B.A. (Hood College) Sanborn, NY (University of Notre Dame) Social Work B.A. (Green Mountain College) Electrical and Computer Social Work Engineering John Opoku Mensah Agyei, Dublin Cara Marie Bey, Sidney Dong Zhang, Shenyang, B.S., M.Philos. (Kwame B.A. China Nkrumah University of Social Work Bachelor's (Beijing University Science and Technology) of Posts and Social Work Heidi Sue Bishop, Marysville Telecommunications) B.S.S.W. (Cedarville Computer Science and Kari Marie Akins, Mansfield University) Engineering B.S.H.E. Social Work Social Work Jieying Zhang, Nanjing, Ashley Elizabeth Blind, China Cynthia Clara Joann Ames, Powell B.Engr. (Southeast University) Columbus B.S.S.W. Electrical and Computer B.A. (Otterbein College) Social Work Engineering Social Work

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Dickson Boachie, Kumasi, Michelle Leslie Claypool, Andrew Robert Dancho, Ghana Lima Pickerington Bachelor's (University of B.A. B.S.S.W. Ghana) Social Work Social Work Social Work Courteney Marie Clemons, Maggie C. Dangler, Mandy Renee Boetz, Stryker Marion Columbus B.S.S.W. B.A. B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work

Lydia Marie Boles, Columbus Meredith Cole, Upper Amanda Suzanne Daniel, B.S. (Kent State University) Arlington Brookville Social Work B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Bachelor's (Tiffin University) Social Work Social Work Amanda Nicole Borders, Caledonia Deborah Lynn Combs, Lewis Courtney Mary Louise B.A. (Bluffton University) Center Davenport, Springfield Social Work B.S. (Ohio University) B.A. Social Work Social Work Sarah M. Brandyberry, Mansfield Kathryn Anne Connelly, Hannah Elizabeth Davies, B.A. (Temple University) Galena Tiffin Social Work B.A. (Otterbein College) B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan Social Work University) Miranda L. Braun, Ashland Social Work B.A. (Otterbein College) Taylor Lynn Connolly, Social Work Seville John Joseph Davis III, B.S.S.W. Columbus Jane E. Broud, Marysville Social Work Bachelor's (University of B.S.S.W. Cincinnati) Social Work Ashley Michelle Cook, Diploma (The Christ Hospital / Powell University of Cincinnati) Amy Bucci, Toledo B.S. Social Work Bachelor's (University of Social Work Toledo) Michelle Lynn Davis, Social Work Aubrie Kathleen Grace Portsmouth Corpron, Columbus B.S.S.W. Brittany Nichole Burgess, B.S.S.W. Social Work Marysville Social Work B.A. Halle Regina Dawson, Social Work Jenny Rebecca Creech, Columbus Millersport B.A. Roger Lee Canter, Jr., Oak B.A. Social Work Hill Social Work B.A. (Shawnee State Mychal Ann Deeb, Mansfield University) Sara Elizabeth Crombie, B.A. Social Work Gahanna Social Work B.A. (Bellarmine University) Yiwen Cao, Hunan, China Social Work Sarah Elizabeth DelPropost, B.A., M.A. (Beijing Normal Columbus University) Molly Anne Cull, Bexley B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan Social Work B.S.S.W. University) Social Work Social Work Sarah T. Carnahan, Auburn, ME Creshonda Antoinette Curry, Samantha Jane Deribin, B.A. (University of Maine at Cleveland Irvine, CA Farmington) B.S.S.W. B.A. M.A. Social Work Social Work Social Work Julia Charlotte D’Agostino, Amina Ahmad Dillard, Cyntra Sue Chambers, Lima Rye, NY Columbus B.A. B.A. B.A. Social Work Social Work Social Work

Rebecca Marie Civittolo, Samantha Jo Daily, Mason Cortney Laine Drake, Put-in- Cleveland B.A. Bay B.S.S.W. (Ashland University) Social Work B.A. (Oberlin College) Social Work Social Work 860 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Tamara Chanell Durr, Adel, Jamie JoAnne Freed, Christina Ann Hemphill, GA Columbus Lima Bachelor's (Mercer University- B.A. B.A. Macon) Social Work Social Work Social Work Sonia Amilvia Garcia, Kathleen Sams Hertert, Gabrielle Maxine Dyer, Galena Westerville Columbus B.A. (Otterbein College) B.A. (Malone University) Bachelor's (Ohio University) Social Work Social Work Social Work Yohana Yohannes Gelaye, Joyce Carole Hertrich, Nicole Kathleen Edwards, Columbus Howell, MI Spencer B.S.S.W. B.S.S.W. (Michigan State B.S.S.W. Social Work University) Social Work Social Work Ashley Marie Germann, Katie Elizabeth Eickholt, Celina Sharon E. Hespeth II, Dayton Ottoville B.A. B.S. (Central State University) B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work Muriel Rose Gettings, Deborah L. Hibbs, Marysville Linda Enderle, Pataskala Lancaster B.S.S.W. (Capital University) B.S. (Franklin University) B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work Jenifer Mary Hicks, Bremen Krista Lynn Everett, Marcey Marie Godfrey, Lima B.A. (Ohio University) Uhrichsville B.A. Social Work B.A. Social Work B.A. (Mount Vernon Nazarene Social Work University) Jessica Lynn Gonzalez, Social Work Chelsea Nicole Every, Cleveland Newark B.A. (Bowling Green State Stephanie Grace Hill, Xenia B.A. University) B.S.S.W. (Cedarville Social Work Social Work University) Social Work Katherine Elizabeth Failor, Myra Rose Gray, Mansfield Londonderry Amanda Hirn, West Carrollton B.A. B.S. B.S. (Wilmington College) Social Work Social Work Social Work

Linsey Anne Feils, Gahanna Bianca Michelle Guynn, Barbara Ann Hiser, London B.A. (University of Iowa) Toledo B.S. (Liberty University) Social Work B.S. (Miami University) Social Work M.P.H. Sarah McCord Ferguson, Social Work Ashleigh Irene Hodge, Columbus Dearborn, MI B.A. (Boston University) Christina Hampshire, Lima B.A. (University of Michigan- Social Work B.A. Dearborn) Social Work Social Work Megan Leigh Fisher, New Carlisle Michelle Renee Harrison, Rebecca Jean Holtkamp, B.S.S.W. (Wright State Whiteford, MD Xenia University) B.S. (University of Maryland, B.A. (Wright State University) Social Work College Park) Social Work Social Work Tasha Nichole Fleming, Jessica B. Homan, Columbus Russells Point Kurtis Matthew Harstine, B.A. (Bowling Green State B.A. (Bluffton University) Warsaw University) Social Work B.S. (Ashland University) Social Work Social Work Shannon Kathleen Fraser, Kimberly Oh Howard, Spring Lake, MI Danielle Louise Haynes, Ashland B.S. (Cedarville University) Columbus B.A. (Bluffton University) Social Work B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work

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Mattie Howard, New Jennifer Knisley, Columbus Jonathan Lucas, Columbus Matamoras B.A. (University of Toledo) B.S.S.W. (Bluffton University) B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work Colleen Diane Kofron, Christine M. Lynch, Shelby Meagan Christine Howman, Westerville B.A. (University of Dayton) Sandusky B.S.S.W. Social Work B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Kathleen O’Connell Maher, Marissa Jordan Kolman, Dayton Morgan Laine Huber, New Westerville Bachelor's (Miami University Albany B.A. (Ohio University) Oxford) B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work Kaitlyn Elizabeth Kondas, Anne Megan Mann, Laura Krista Hughes, Hilliard Maquoketa, IA Wooster B.A. (Capital University) B.F.A. (Columbus College of B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Social Work Art and Design) Social Work Social Work Jennifer Ellen Lake, Julie Ann Jackson, Columbus Janna Michelle Manning, Columbus B.A. (Bowling Green State Kettering B.S.S.W. (Capital University) University) B.A. (University of Dayton) Social Work Social Work Social Work

Shelby James Jones, Jason Michael Lambert, Sandra Nana Mansah, Columbus Marysville Kumasi, Ghana B.A., M.A. B.S.S.W. B.A. (Kwame Nkrumah Social Work Social Work University of Science and Technology) Jennifer Louise Kaiser, Nellimaria Lavalle, Social Work Columbus Centerburg B.S.H.E. B.A. Shanell Renee Manson, Social Work Social Work Circleville Bachelor's (Ohio University) Humera Khokhar, Dublin Jessica Marie Lavelle, Social Work B.A. Cleveland Social Work B.A. Lindsey Elizabeth Martin, Social Work New Albany Ashlea Marie Kight, Marion B.A. (Muskingum University) B.S.S.W. (University of Katheryn Ann Lesner, Social Work Toledo) Waverly Social Work B.A. (Ohio University) Maria Jane Martin, Chillicothe Social Work B.S.S.W. (Capital University) Patricia Alice Kilmer, Grove Social Work City Jeanne Marie Levy, Findlay B.S.S.W. B.S.S.W. (University of Belinda Reyes Martinez, Social Work Findlay) Colorado Springs, CO Social Work B.A. Suk Hee Kim, Guri City, Social Work South Korea Jennifer Ashley Lewis, B.S.S.W. (Sahmyook Reynoldsburg Emily S. McDonnell, University) B.F.A. (Capital University) Cleveland Social Work Social Work B.S.S.W. Social Work Elizabeth Jane Kimble, Siân Veronica Lewis, Hartville Liverpool, UK Matthew Tyler McGuire, B.A. Bachelor's (Liverpool John Circleville Social Work Moores University) B.A. (Indiana Wesleyan Social Work University) Jessica Nicole Klett, West Social Work Chester Sara Elizabeth Lowe, B.A. Columbus Rachel McMillen, Wilmington Social Work B.A. (University of Dayton) B.A. (Wright State University) Social Work Social Work

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Kathleen M. McNally, Tanya Lynn Parsons, Chelsea Faren Richardson, Pataskala Mansfield Cincinnati B.A. B.A. B.S.S.W. Social Work Social Work Social Work

Nathan D. Mellott, Mount Joseph David Perzynski, Jairus Daniel Robinson, Blanchard Toledo Cincinnati B.S.S.W. (University of B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.S.W., B.S.Bus.Adm. Findlay) Social Work (Indiana Wesleyan Social Work University) Justine LeeAnn Peterson, Social Work Andrea Marie Migliozzi, Grove City Gahanna B.A. (Wright State University) Tara Anne Robison, B.A. (Wittenberg University) Social Work Rootstown Social Work B.A. (Hiram College) Michelle Lynn Peterson, Social Work Elizabeth Marie Minot, Columbus Worthington Bachelor's (Capital University) Dana McGhee White Rogers, B.A. Social Work Chillicothe Social Work B.A. (Wittenberg University) AmandaJoy Pierce-Lotts, Social Work Corinne Mary Modzelewski, Columbus Cincinnati B.S.H.E. Evangelia Romero, Cincinnati B.A., B.S.S.W. Social Work B.A. (University of Cincinnati) Social Work Social Work Owen Elise Pollack, Michelle Leigh Monfort, Lima Westerville Kelly Vaiden Rothert, Dublin B.S. B.Appl.Sci. (Indiana University B.A., M.Ed. (Augusta State Social Work Bloomington) University) Social Work Social Work Sarah L. Morgan, Columbus B.S.H.E. Amanda Louise Poole, Danielle Eve Ruderman, Social Work Cleveland Columbus B.S.S.W. B.A. (Denison University) Grace Barbara Moroney, Social Work Social Work Canton B.A. (Union University) Jessica Lynn Porsch, Jennifer Alison Rudy, Social Work Newark Columbus B.S. (Otterbein College) B.A. Christopher Ross Nelson, Social Work Social Work Columbus B.A. (Luther College) Erin Ann Powers, Medina Mark Timothy Ruhe, Social Work B.S.S.W. Cincinnati Social Work B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Sarah Grace Novak, Bay Social Work Village Angel Nicole Pratt, West B.A. Jefferson Rebecca Jean Sammartino, Social Work B.A. (Ohio Dominican North Lima University) B.A. (University of Akron) Clare Marie Nowel, Morro Social Work Social Work Bay, CA Bachelor's (Humboldt State Tyler Ashly Reed, Venedocia Jena Rae Schafer, Tipp City University) B.S.S.W. B.S. (Indiana Wesleyan Social Work Social Work University) Social Work Mara Eva Opitz, Westerville Cinnamon Reiheld, Danville B.A. (Ohio University) B.S. (University of Toledo) Danielle Marie Schmersal, Social Work M.A. Lincoln, NE Social Work B.A., B.S.S.W. (Dana College) Ashley Nicole Parker, Social Work Circleville Kelly J. Reitz, Blacklick B.S.S.W. B.A. Tiara Lace Schmitz, Social Work Social Work Columbus B.A. (Capital University) Tracy Alanda Parks, Rebecca M. Reno, Peoria, IL Social Work Columbus B.A., M.A. B.A. (University of Cincinnati) Social Work Social Work 863 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Emilee Elizabeth Seger, Julie Elizabeth Spohn, Casey Jacob Teeters, Sidney Dublin Columbus B.A. (University of Dayton) B.S.S.W. Bachelor's (Ohio Wesleyan Social Work Social Work University) M.P.H. Cheyenne Renee Severence, Amanda Christine Squires, Social Work Camden, MI Fairfield B.S. (Defiance College) B.S. David Carlos Terán, M.A. (The Chicago School of Social Work Cincinnati Professional Psychology) B.A. (University of Michigan, Social Work Delta McNabb Steck, Ann Arbor) Westerville Social Work Brittany Nichole Seymour, B.A. (Bowling Green State Mount Vernon University) Dejanairah Thompson, B.A. (Capital University) Social Work Reynoldsburg Social Work B.A. (Kent State University) Kelly Ann Steel, Van Wert Social Work Drew Alexandra Seymour, B.S.S.W. Upper Arlington Social Work Jennifer Tangeman B.S. (Indiana Wesleyan Thornton, Wapakoneta University) Chelsey Lynn Steiner, B.A. (Heidelberg College) Social Work Hilliard Social Work B.F.A. (Bluffton University) Sahar A. Shalash, Hilliard Social Work Tamara Nicole Thorpe, B.S.S.W. Thornville Social Work Taylor Elyse Stewart, Hilliard B.A. B.S.S.W. Social Work Brittani Marie Shelley, Social Work Delaware Jeffrey Philip Tumbleson, B.S. Jonathan David Stottlemyer, West Chester Social Work Defiance B.A. (Calvin College) B.S.S.W. Social Work Jacqueline Marie Shemas, Social Work Reynoldsburg Amy Kathleen Valentine, B.S. Caitlin Alyssa Straman, Van Centerville Social Work Wert Bachelor's (Capital University) B.A. Social Work Alisha Michelle Sims, Social Work Baltimore Corrie Van Amerongen, B.S.S.W. (Mount Vernon Stephanie Ann Sussman, Cincinnati Nazarene University) Wadsworth B.A. (University of Maryland, Social Work B.A. (Walsh University) College Park) Social Work Social Work Kelli Linn Skaggs III, Wooster Megan Lindsay Sutherland, Eric Vaught, Columbia, B.S.S.W. (Capital University) Williamsburg Maryland Social Work B.S.S.W. B.A. (University of Maryland, Social Work College Park) Elena Sloutsky, Columbus Social Work B.A. Ayamba Roselyn Tanyi, Social Work Columbus Ashley Christine Venturella, Maitrise (University of Wapakoneta Michael Smith, Columbus Yaounde) B.A. (Wright State University) B.S. (University of Akron) Social Work Social Work Social Work Jay Christopher Taylor, Tiffin Valerie Jo Watring, Stephanie Soika, Chagrin B.A. (Bluffton University) Columbus Falls Social Work B.S.S.W. (Capital University) B.A. (Wright State University) Social Work Social Work Kira Kate Techatanalai, Columbus Parris Micheal Watson, Tuesdey Renea Spangler, B.S.S.W. Cincinnati Columbus Social Work B.A. (Kent State University) B.S.Ed. Social Work Social Work

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Alexis Suzanne Wellman, Majed Reyadh Khalil Matar Daiyuan Deng, Hefei, China Columbus Abujarad, Abu Dhabi, UAE Bachelor's (Southwestern B.A. B.S.Bus.Adm. University of Finance and Social Work Business Administration: Economics) Finance Business Administration: Darlene Annette Wesley, Finance Gahanna Aboubacrine Alateq B.S.S.W. (Howard University) Alainchar, Dakar, Senegal Botao Duan, Nanchong, Social Work B.A. (Emory University) China Business Administration: B.S. (Beijing International Brooklyn Dior Wilkinson, Finance Studies University) Potomac, MD Business Administration: B.S.S.W. Jose Pablo Barquero- Finance Social Work Romero, San Jose, Costa Rica Tribun Ferizaj, Gjilan, Kosovo Aleta Marie Willoughby, Licenciado (Universidad de B.A. (Saint Lawrence Forest Costa RIca) University) B.S.S.W. M.S., Ph.D. Business Administration: Social Work Business Administration: Finance Finance Kelsi Anna Winkeljohn, Daniel James Gerbec, Findlay Joseph M. Benny, North Dayton B.A. (University of Cincinnati) Royalton B.S.Elec.Cptr.Eng. Social Work B.S. (Miami University Oxford) M.B.A. (Indiana-Purdue Business Administration: University) Lisa Michelle Wirt, Finance Business Administration: Middlefield Finance B.S. (Cedarville University) Jeffrey Tyler Berryman, Social Work Morgantown, WV Adam Michael Gough, B.S.Bus.Adm. (West Virginia Dayton Alexis Elisabeth Witte, University) B.S.Bus.Adm. (Wright State Cincinnati Business Administration: University) B.S. (University of Dayton) Finance Business Administration: Social Work Finance Mengtian Cao, Nanchang, Brittany A. Woodley, China Cullen Chase Hayes, Northfield Bachelor's (University of Greensboro, NC B.S.S.W. International B.S.Bus.Adm. (Bryant College Social Work Business and Economics) of Business) Business Administration: Business Administration: Jessica Nicole Worbis, Finance Finance Columbus B.A. Shengyu Cao, Jinhua, China Luran He, Beijing, China Social Work Bachelor's (Shanghai B.Bus.Adm. (Ohio University) University of Finance and Business Administration: Lauren Ashley Zafir, Economics) Finance Wheaton, IL Business Administration: B.S. (Eastern Michigan Finance Richard Hoover III, Powell University) B.A. Social Work Billy Chee-Kong Cheung, Business Administration: San Francisco, CA Finance Trinity Marie Zyss, West B.A. (University of California, Sacramento, CA Berkeley) Dun Hou, Nanjing, China B.S.H.E. Business Administration: B.S.Bus.Adm. Social Work Finance Business Administration: Finance Nolan K. Cox, Kimbolton Specialized Master in B.Bus.Adm. (Ohio University) Binjie Huang, Chenzhou, Business Business Administration: China Finance Bachelor's (China Agricultural

University) Mena Joseph Abdelmalak, Longfei Cui, Beijing, China Business Administration: Cleveland Bachelor's (Renmin University Finance B.S. of China) Business Administration: Business Administration: Finance Finance

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Ting Jen, Taipei, Taiwan, Heeren Devendra Patel, Xiaoxu Yu, Beijing, China ROC Miamisburg B.S. (Central University of B.A. (National Chengchi B.Bus.Adm. (University of Finance and Economics) University) Cincinnati) Business Administration: Business Administration: Business Administration: Finance Finance Finance Xiaoou Zhang, Jining, China Daniel Stephen Jones, Simon David Proudfoot, Bachelor's (Shandong Columbiana Jacksonville, FL University of Finance and B.S.Bus.Adm. B.S.Bus.Adm. (State Economics) Business Administration: University of New York at Business Administration: Finance Buffalo) Finance Business Administration: Zemfira Khusnutdinova, Finance Ziyang Zhong, Guangxi, Kazan, Russian Federation China B.A. (Kazan State University) Ningyuan Shi, Hefei, China B.Com. (University of Business Administration: B.A. (Michigan State Melbourne) Finance University) Business Administration: Business Administration: Finance Ho Hong Lau, Ossining, NY Finance B.A. (Franklin and Marshall College) Kotipalli Sirisha, Business Administration: Maharashtra, India Finance M.B.A. (University of Mumbai) Business Administration: Nicholas Milton Lev, Finance Youngstown B.S.Bus.Adm. Richard David Taylor, Business Administration: Cincinnati Finance B.S. Business Administration: Jing Liu, Jiangxi, China Finance Bachelor's (University of International Business and Leibin Weng, Shanghai, Economics) China Business Administration: B.S. (University of Kansas) Finance Business Administration: Finance Morey Alan Marcus, North Miami, FL Qianxun Wu, Shanghai, B.S.Bus.Adm. (Indiana China University Bloomington) Bachelor's (Shanghai Institute Business Administration: of Foreign Trade) Finance Business Administration: Finance Casey John Moats, Lima B.S.H.E. Xingning Xu, Guangzhou, Business Administration: China Finance B.A. (University of Wisconsin- Madison) Nadia Morelos, Des Plaines, Business Administration: IL Finance B.A. (University of Chicago) Business Administration: Yingxing Ye, Ningbo, China Finance B.S. (Missouri State University) James Aubrey Morrish III, Business Administration: Brandenton, FL Finance B.Bus.Adm. (University of North Florida) Miao Yu, Shandong, China Business Administration: Bachelor's (Shandong Finance University of Finance and Economics) Scott Noboru Nozaki, Hilo, HI Business Administration: B.Bus.Adm. (University of Finance Hawaii) Business Administration: Finance 866 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

College of Arts and Emily Morganne Albrinck, Alexa Lee Arndt, Canfield Cincinnati Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Joseph Daniel Aronovsky, Sciences Greenbrae, CA Executive Dean: Joseph E. Jamie Rita Alemagno, Alex Paul Arthur, Beavercreek Steinmetz Cincinnati Michael Robert Arundel, Cum Laude Rocky River Mark W. Shanda, Divisional Raghe Hassan Ali, Columbus Gretchen Kay Ash, West Dean, Arts and Humanities with Research Distinction in Chester Comparative Cultural Studies Sameya Farheen Ali, Dublin Anna Askari, Westerville Peter March, Divisional Dean, Cum Laude Natural and Mathematical Gary Thomas Alleman, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Columbus Sciences Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction with Honors in the Arts and Gifford Weary, Divisional Charles Gyambibi Asumadu, Sciences Ghana Dean, Social and Behavioral with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Political Science Layne ReAnn Averill, Bruce Michael Allen, Westerville Columbus Samantha Margaret Axelrod, Bachelor of Arts Destine C. Allen, Lima Dublin Cum Laude Elizabeth Ann Allen, Columbus Zena F. Aziz, Baghdad, Iraq Malak A. Abdel-Hadi, Silwad, Cum Laude Palestine Hillary Lynn Allen, Hannah Marie Azok, North Chelsey Leah Abrams, Williamsburg Ridgeville Sunbury Shawnese Antionette Allie, Clay James Bacevice, Summa Cum Laude Columbus Cleveland Kathrina Vennesse Abrot, Los Lisette Alor, Mission, TX Bridget Eileen Bach, Dayton Magna Cum Laude Angeles, CA Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Said Adam, Columbus Andrew Jonathan Bacik, Matthew John Adamitis III, Sciences Bryce Andrew Alurovic, Avon Brecksville Reading, PA Meghan Elaine Backer, Magna Cum Laude Lake Cum Laude Centerville Claire Marie Adams, Avon Brandon Reza Bagheri, New Cum Laude Joseph Marshall Amos, Daniel C. Adams, Columbus Webster, TX Holland Hillary Marie Adams-Kalis, Chibuokem Goodluck Kelsey Nicole Bagley, Elida Magna Cum Laude Newark Amuneke-Nze, Mansfield, TX with Honors in the Arts and Ahmed H. Adan, Mogadishu, Sciences Somalia Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Kevin Jordan Bailey, Highland Kyle Steven Addington, Chemistry Heights Mansfield Lauren Elizabeth Amyx, Emily Christine Baker, Berea Adedimeji Abisoye Adeeko, Cincinnati Kaitlin Baker, Westerville Pickerington Olivia Marie Anastasi, Magna Cum Laude Andrew Karam Adjan, Columbus Kayla Michelle Baker, Newark Barberton Karee Lee Anderson, Canton William Andrew Baker, New Carey L. Adkins, Whitehall Magna Cum Laude Bremen Joshua Paul Adkins, Dublin Katherine Elizabeth Anderson, Cum Laude Megan Lynn Adkins, Woodville Tricia Elizabeth Bakonyi, Pickerington Cum Laude Parma Akua Obiyaa Adu-gyamfi, with Honors in the Arts and Seth A. Baldosser, Kumasi, Ghana Sciences Candlewood Lake, CT David Jacob Agranovich, Benjamin Curtis Andrews, Jesse Tillman Ball, Lebanon Solon Twinsburg Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Thomas Earl Balla, Canton Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences James Arthur Angel III, Slidell, Victoria Ann Baltzell, Grove Danniyal Ahmed, Dayton LA City Cum Laude Cum Laude Lukas Auktumas Bandza, with Honors in the Arts and Nathaniel Richard Anglin, Rocky River Sciences Kettering Magna Cum Laude Andrew Michael Akers, Orrville Niraj Jaimini Antani, Erin Marie Barker, Cincinnati Kateri Anastasia Akers, Miamisburg Summa Cum Laude Lewistown Elefterios A. Antonopoulos, Lauren Taylor Barnes, Akron Lance Robert Akins, Wooster Powell Jana Ahmad Al-Akhras, Sarah Marie Apking, Columbus Cincinnati Cum Laude Juan David Aristizabal, Brittany Leigh Albert, Dublin Tampa, FL Cum Laude 867 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Jeffrey Gordon Barnett, Leonid Bederman, Solon Christopher John Blackman, Sylvania Magna Cum Laude Worthington Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Lindsey Leigh Blackstone, Sciences Braden Michael Bell, Sunbury Woodsfield with Honors Research Distinction in Esther Ann Benatar, Upper Kaila Rae Blanchard, Toledo Psychology Arlington Katelyn Marie Barnett, Brooke Andrea Blevins, Cum Laude Columbus Pickerington Susana Benavides, Magna Cum Laude Katherine June Bloom, Warren Cochabamba, Bolivia Matthew John Bloomberg, with Honors in the Arts and Anthony J. Benedetti, West Sciences West Chester Emily Mae Barnhouse, East Chester Blair Elizabeth Sprouse Liverpool Robert Todd Bennett, Grove Blumenscheid, Columbus Michael Anthony Barr, City Cum Laude Westlake Jazia Benomran, Hilliard Celia Shannon Blundo, José Domingo Barreiro, Devin Lucas Benson, Dublin Worthington Magna Cum Laude Columbus Cum Laude David Bentley III, Freeport, NY with Research Distinction in English Michael Francis Barrow, Brandon Robert Benzin, North Hartwick, NY Evan Michael Boes, Mason Royalton Cum Laude Meaghan Louise Barry, Marion Magna Cum Laude Julie Ann Boganwright, Dayton David Joseph Bartholomew, Alexander Alfonso Mindy Lynn Bogardus, Columbus Bergendahl, Avon Lake Marysville Dennis Wayne Bartow II, Nefertiti Berhane, Washington, Cum Laude Canton DC Sage Roman Boggs, South Nathaniel Eugene Bastin, Cum Laude Vienna Pittsburgh, PA Philip Dallas Berkheimer, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Buckeye Lake with Honors in the Arts and Gretchen Ann Bateman, Jeff Ward Bernard, Avon Lake Sciences Hubbard Julia Catherine Berry, with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude English Columbus Lindsay Marie Bogner, Chelsea Michelle Bates, Magna Cum Laude Carrollton with Honors in the Arts and Bellevue Summa Cum Laude Sciences Reethika R. Bojja, Dublin Mary Kathryn Bauer, Vincent DePaul Berry, Chagrin Virginia Ann Bolster, Wadsworth Falls Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Kaitlyn Donna Berthy, Dayton Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Speech Sciences with Honors in the Arts and and Hearing Science with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Timothy Aidan Boman, Linguistics Emily Elizabeth Best, Bethesda, MD Keri Leigh Baughman, Carroll Middletown Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude John Daniel Bonko V, Elyria Jacqueline Michelle Baumann, Kimberly Brooke Bethea, Ian James Alan Bonner, Gahanna Cincinnati Dublin Rachael JoAnne Baxter, Magna Cum Laude Eric Daniel Bookmyer, Lancaster with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Sarah Beth Beach, Grove City Sciences Cum Laude Samantha E. Beasore, Dayton William Paul Bezbatchenko, Amanda Elizabeth-Ann Christina Marie Beatty, Tallmadge Borruto, Medina Leesburg Keri Ann Bibler, Fremont Dominique Marie Bortmas, Bethany Rachael Bebech, Kelsey Elizabeth Bick, Columbus Hubbard Hillsboro Cum Laude Cum Laude Haley Dione Bigler, Columbus Kendra Joy Bowdle, Lima Cathlene Elizabeth Beck, Travis Mitchell Billingsley, Stephen Randolph Bowen, Gahanna Milford Columbus Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Adam Joseph Becker, Dayton with Honors in the Arts and Brian Alan Bowles, Westlake Ethan Edward Becker, Sciences Ruby E. Bowman, Columbus Lancaster Christopher Michael Billips, Anna Maria Boyd, Magna Cum Laude Orlando, FL Beavercreek Calvin Christopher Beckley, Philip Joseph Billow, West Brittany Nicole Boyd, McArthur Chester Uniontown Summa Cum Laude Adam Christopher Binder, Kirsten Ashley Brademeyer, Carl Stephen Beckman, Worthington Huntsville Cleveland Kirstin Nicole Bingmer, Canal Cum Laude Amanda Rachel Beder, South Winchester Terasia Carin Bradford, Euclid Cum Laude Dayton Heather Sarah Birkhahn, Sara Ann Bradley, New Syosset, NY Concord Brooke K. Bishop, Columbus 868 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Ashton Marie Brammer, Marshall Calvin Buchanan, Jacqueline Janel Nathan- Ironton Perrysburg Carey, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Megan Nicole Carey, Norton Satnam Singh Brar, Twinsburg with Honors in the Arts and Rebecca Elizabeth Carl, Joseph Matthew Braun, Sciences Grove City Hamilton Halley Erin Buchwalter, Ashley Alex Dean Carlson, Albert Morgan MacKay Brenner, Linda Estefania Buckingham, Lea, MN Rocky River Westerville Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Meghan Elizabeth Buckner, Brittany Marie Carlson, David Justin Brentley, Westerville Hudson, WI Cleveland Heights Jamie Marie Buehler, Megan Christine Carmel, Kendall Lea Brickman, Tallmadge Pickerington Sylvania Allison Joyce Bujtas, Lindsey Lee Carmody, Dublin Nicholas Jack Brill, Avon Lake Louisville, KY Gregory Joseph Carnazza, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Union City, NJ with Honors in the Arts and Olivia Marie Buller, Ravenna Dantelle Nicole Carroll, Xenia Sciences Alexa Bunker, Dublin Jeffrey Matthew Carroll, Alyson Kelly Brine, Medina Rose K. Buoni, Columbus Victoria Jane Brink, Hilliard Cambridge Carly Jo Burch, Jackson Magna Cum Laude Krista Marie Brinker, Center Breonna Sherea Carter, Cincinnati Katelyn Gabrielle Burch, Youngstown Brittany Lynn Brinkman, Columbus Brittney Lea Carter, Galena Hilliard Emily Jane Burdalski, Magna Cum Laude Angel Briseno, Brownsville, Lumberton, NJ with Honors in the Arts and TN Joseph William Burke, Akron Sciences Dalton William Britt, Bellville Quentin Joseph Burley, Cherika Imari Carter, Marvel M. Brooks, Cleveland Poland Columbus Maurina Lee Brooks, Cum Laude Hannah Dalton Casey, Columbus Gabrielle Yvonne Burris, Perrysburg Daniel Robert Bross, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Michael Lee Burris, Lodi with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Ross Andrew Butters, Battle Leah Cash, West Milton Sciences Creek, MI Rhett James Cash, Cleveland Alexandria Alter Brown, Upper Cum Laude Cum Laude Arlington with Research Distinction in Jade L. Castile, Norwalk Austin Michael Brown, Hilliard Political Science Christina Marie Castillo, Danielle Nicole Brown, Bridget Marie Buttery, Canton Strongsville Columbus Magna Cum Laude Kwesi Camara Brown, Shawn Denis Byers, Delaware Jose Rosario Castillo-Flores, Columbus Amie Lynne Byrd, Mason Pasco, WA Lauren Nicole Brown, Atlanta, Ava Joshi Cacciolfi, Andy Cavins, Columbus GA Springboro Jaesik Cha, Seoul, South Summa Cum Laude Alison Leigh Cahill, Korea Michael Conner Brown, Pennington, NJ Alexander Michael Chaitoff, Granville Kaitlin Marie Cahill, Solon Nicholas Leslie Brown, Canal Pennington, NJ Summa Cum Laude Winchester Morgan Kathleen Calahan, with Honors Research Distinction Nicole Elizabeth Brown, Cincinnati Kristopher Jordan Chandler, Springboro Caleb E. Calderhead, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Thomas Benjamin Brown, Lexington Varonica Lynn Chaney, Mount Worthington Kellee Nicole Callahan, Vernon Remah Jane Bruening, Carlisle Stacie Allyson Chang, Chardon Tiffany Cameron, Columbus Jacob Andrew Bruner, Mississauga, ON, Canada Luke Bradley Changet, Bainbridge Joseph Blackburn Campbell, Lancaster Magna Cum Laude Delaware Patrick Thomas Charlesworth, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Research Distinction in History Columbus Mary Kathryn Bruner, Sarah Jessica Caparrotti, Cum Laude Kettering Powell Matthew David Chastang, Summa Cum Laude Chelsey Marie Capezzuti, Cincinnati Ian Richard Brunton, Batavia Glens Falls, NY Miranda Dawn Chavarria, Cum Laude Cum Laude Convoy Aaron Tyler Bryant, Hurricane, Nicholas Stefano Cappelli, Chien yu Chen, Taiwan, ROC WV San Clemente, CA Diannan Chen, Hangzhou, Marissa Elyse Bryant, Daniel Charles Cappelucci, China Washington, DC Chesterland Magna Cum Laude Ryan Lee Bryer, Wellsville

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Qijia Chen, Shenzhen, China Christopher Lee Coleman, Alexander Michael Crispin, Summa Cum Laude Madison Lexington with Research Distinction in Lauren Marie Coleman, Brian Alan Crofoot, Lorain Psychology Columbus Katie Jane Cross, Wooster Yiqi Chen, Shanghai, China Khsara Linda Coll, Willard Devin Brittni Crutchfield, Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Dustin Vincent Collier, Dayton Cincinnati Sciences Michael Wade Collins, Newark Cara Renee Crute, Bellbrook Yuandong Chen, Kai Feng, Timothy Sean Collins, Avon Rachel Marie Cuenot III, China William Francis Collins, Jr., Canton Zheng Chen, Shanghai, China Old Field, NY Magna Cum Laude Zhiqian Chen, Shanghai, Summa Cum Laude Karissa Marie Cuffy, Lima China Jena Mae Collopy, Zanesville Bridget McNealy Cunningham, Cum Laude Kaitlyn Elizabeth Collyer, Georgetown Carla Monaco Chiavacci, Noblesville, IN Rachel Patricia Cunningham, Clearwater, FL Summa Cum Laude Columbus Cum Laude Tom Michael Compernolle, Jr., Govan Steve Curl, Jr., John Monaco Chiavacci, Seven Hills Westerville Clearwater, FL Jazmine Compton, Canton Angela Marie Cutrell, Hilliard Caroline Chimchenko, Seven Andrew Thomas Conners, Cum Laude Hills Columbus Kaitlin Elizabeth Cutshaw, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Carmel, IN Alexander Mason Christensen, Andrew Michael Connor, Magna Cum Laude Sayville Blacklick Danielle Kathleen D’Amato, Cum Laude Andrew Joseph Conrad, Cleveland Keith M. Christopher, Grafton Cum Laude Columbus Marisa Rae Contipelli, Aaron C. D’Amico, Cleveland Justin Jacob Christopherson, Cuyahoga Heights Hannah Meagan D’Souza, Cleveland Edward M. Contreras, Corpus Cincinnati Wendy Jill Church, Newark Christi, TX Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Nora Elizabeth Contreras, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Toledo Katarzyna Malgorzata Anthropology Cum Laude Cassandra Kay Clark, Brandilyn Marie Cook, Dabrowa, Wroclaw, Poland Kettering Cum Laude Cleveland Erika Kae Dackin, Magna Cum Laude Julia Z. Cook, Painesville with Honors in the Arts and Reynoldsburg Sciences Patrick A. Cooley, Ludlow Summa Cum Laude Janine Gabrielle Clark, Falls with Honors in the Arts and Malden, MA Emily Catharine Cooper, Sciences Karena Kay Clark, Columbus Murrells Inlet, SC Brooke Monica Dahn, Lisa Margaret Clark, Alex Terrance Copeland, Columbus Columbus Massillon Faith Elizabeth Daigle, Melissa Ann Clark, Olmsted Elizabeth Rose Cordle, Marietta Falls Lancaster Stephanie Lynn Daley, Dublin with Research Distinction in Vincent Anthony Core, Genoa Summa Cum Laude Anthropology Elisabeth Ann Corns, Allison Erin Dalrymple, Nicole Marie Clark, Wooster Columbus Reynoldsburg Angela Sue Claypool, Marion Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Macy E. Claypool, Ashland Christine Ann Corrigan, Carmen S. Dalton, Bethesda Andrew David Clifford, Cleveland Cum Laude Kayla Sheriee Danbury, Mount Cincinnati Stephanie Michelle Coulthurst, Magna Cum Laude Westerville Orab Drew Sterrett Cline, Cum Laude Cum Laude Wadsworth Sophie Cox, Mason Chau-Sa Thanh Dang, Kristen Elizabeth Clouser, Karlin Rae Coy, Marion Columbus Kaitlyn Ann Crabtree, Cum Laude Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Kenny Alan Coburn, Canal Delaware Sciences Winchester Jenna Marie Craig, Cincinnati with Honors Research Distinction in Trisha R. Coe, Shelby Cum Laude Communication Magna Cum Laude Christina Marie Crawford, Jenna Henderly Daniels, Katherine Marie Colburn, Avon Lake Lancaster Dover Johnathan David Crawford, Cum Laude Jordan Alexandria Coldiron, Dublin Adrienne Marie Darah, Toledo Worthington Sarah Bethany Craycraft, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Mount Orab Alyssa Marie Darah, Sylvania with Honors in the Arts and Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Research Distinction in English with Honors in the Arts and Michael Hideki Cole, Bay Christine Marie Crews, Toledo Sciences Village Cum Laude

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Pauline Jessica Darr, Jasneet Kaur Devgun, Kaeley Elizabeth Doyle, West Yellowstone National Park, Conneaut Lake WY Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Christopher Matthew Di Meo, Nicholas Drosos, Lakewood with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Cum Laude Sciences Summa Cum Laude Andrew Logan Drummond, Sara Beth Daugherty, Jonathan Ross Diamond, Pickerington Coshocton Beachwood Daniel Steven Dubow, Toledo Naomi David, Milwaukee, WI Julie Elizabeth Dick, Magna Cum Laude Amy Renée Davidson, Whitehouse Samuel Hawthorne Duff, Worthington Magna Cum Laude Westerville Summa Cum Laude Kelsey Erin Dick, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Kevin Donald Davies, David Christopher Dicken, Kelly Maureen Dugan, Medina Cincinnati Columbus Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Elizabeth Katherine Dickerson, Joseph Raymond Dunn, Aubrey Marhea Davis, Newark Dayton Hudson Kyle Christopher Davis, Cum Laude Julianne Elizabeth Dunn, Hilliard Nicholas John DiFeo, Eaton Rapids, MI Marissa Kelly Davis, Tiffin Rootstown Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Ella Rose Diller, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Grove Sciences Mark James Dunn, Liberty Magna Cum Laude Tyka Kadeja Davis, Columbus Amanda Kay Dillon, New Township Joseph Daniel Deavenport, Alexandria Thomas William Dunn, Toledo Jr., St. Louis, MO Abigail Francesca Dilullo, Katherine Grace Dupey, Cum Laude Fremont Erica Rachel DeBaggis, Akron Magna Cum Laude Tyler Michael Durbin, Cleveland Sarah Olivia Dingeldein, Garrettsville Katherine Paige DeBenedetti Liberty Township Benjamin George Durham, Tylinski, Toledo Magna Cum Laude Mason Carol Ann Decker, Columbus Lisa Michelle DiSilvestro, Summa Cum Laude Kevin Matthew DeCosta, Dublin Aisha Jamila Durley, Olympia North Canton Haley Danielle Dix, Roxbury, Fields, IL Patrick Scott Dee, Columbus NJ Cum Laude Christina Renee DeGrace, Cum Laude Debra Ann Durst, Kirtland West Chester Ryan William Dixon, Parma Matthew Stephen Duthie, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Columbus Cameron Gregory DeHart, Keely Anna Dobbs, Olney, MD Chelsey Erin Dykes, Grove Troy Abigail Lynn Dobras, Sidney City Summa Cum Laude Hamza Dodo, Cleveland Sarah Alexandria Eadon, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Dover Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Brina Early, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Kelli Ann Eck, Sidney Political Science Drew Richard Doherty, Palm Derek Rogers DeLamatre, Michele Lee Eckert, Blacklick Beach Gardens, FL Kayla Marie Eckman, Huron Andrew Stephen Dolan, Edward John Ariñas DeLara, Freeport, PA Columbus Kelly Marie Edwards, Dublin Cincinnati Shawn Thomas Doliboa, Dylan C. Delay, Manchester, Sarah Michelle Egan, West Toledo Chester NH Joseph Benedetto Doll, Akron Kristina Ann Dellovade, Moon Magna Cum Laude Tasha Caroline Domashovetz, Elizabeth Anne Egert, Township, PA Sedalia, CO Nicholas Andrew DeMoss, Massillon Tara Lee Domiano, Dublin Summa Cum Laude Hampton Township, PA Ashley Marie Dorco, Gahanna Bryn Ashley Eiden, Patrick Edward Dempsey, Alyssa Kay Dosen, Brecksville Centerburg Fairfield Summa Cum Laude Lisa Margo Eisenberg, Ryan Patrick Dempsey, Laura Ellen Douglass, Chagrin Falls Columbus Columbus Jenna Michelle El-Amin, Kyleen Sue Dennison, Kyle Thomas Downie, Dublin Indianapolis, IN Bucyrus Alexa Page Doyle, New Elizabeth Louise Elam, West Lana Renee Dennison, Lexington Milton Worthington Brittany Violet Doyle, Sterling Mark Ashraf Elguizaoui, Magna Cum Laude Heights, MI with Honors in the Arts and Canfield Magna Cum Laude Sciences Spenser Curtis Elkin, Galion Brian Michael Desmond, Hillary Shannon Doyle, Logan Storm Elliott, West Burlington, MA Cincinnati Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Thomas William Ellis, Alison Marie Dessent, Marietta with Honors in the Arts and Monica Rosemary DeTota, Sciences Brecksville Cleveland 871 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Chanel Denise Ellison, Katherine Rose Ferman, Milan Priscilla Ruth Florin, Cleveland Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Katelyn Marie Ellsworth, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts Pickerington Sciences Jordan Lee Flowers, Hilliard Raheem Terrell Rashawn Andrew Luis Fernandez, Shannon Eileen Flynn, Elmore, Columbus Westerville Cincinnati Cum Laude Claire Ellen Foley, Cleveland Alexandra Leah Emerman, Stacy Joanne Fernandez, Cleveland Heights Gary Anthony Folino, Freeport, NY Centerville Jordan Taylor Emmons, Megan Marie Ferriby, Troy, MI Delaware Adam Tyler Foltz, Pickerington Magna Cum Laude Patricia Louise Fontanazza, Chon M. Enriquez, Toledo with Honors in the Arts and Robert Keith Ensinger II, Sciences York, PA Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude John Edward Entingh, Sr., Psychology Lisa A. Ford, Columbus Columbus William David Fetsko, Louis Joseph Formica, Cum Laude Willoughby Columbus with Research Distinction in Allison Marie Fetzer, North Cum Laude Psychology Canton Maria Leigh Fortunato, Powell Meagan Eppley, Newark Summa Cum Laude Matthew Fortunato, Columbus Andrew Elhamy Eskander, Todd Michael Ficeto, Malibu, Felicia Elaine Fothergill, Frederick, MD CA Kettering Sarah Elizabeth Estep, Barrett J. Fike, Medina Dante Stephen Fowler, Pickerington Scott Edward Filarski, Columbus Jarrod Hamilton Etengoff, East Wheaton, IL Jennifer Leigh Fox, Gurnee, IL Amherst, NY Paul Filippelli, Pickerington Magna Cum Laude Alex Andrew Ett, Ashville Magna Cum Laude Alexandria Paige Fraga, Andrew Ricardo Evans, with Honors in the Arts and Indianapolis, IN Columbus Sciences Magna Cum Laude Jessica Ann Fillian, Akron with Research Distinction in Brittany Danielle Evans, Sociology Bellefontaine Joey Alfonse Fiore, Jr., Cincinnati Evangelia X. Fragoulis, Zenon Nestor Evans, North Westerville Olmsted Arkivious D. Fischer, Mansfield Samanta Chiarini Franchim, Summa Cum Laude Stow Emily Ann Everden, North Stephanie Lynne Fischer, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Olmsted with Honors in the Arts and James Hunter Everhart, Taira Mae Fischer, Sciences Bainbridge Spencerville Shelby Lynn Franks, Fayette Alexander Marion Ewers, Eric Matthew Fisher, North Grant Andrew Frazee, Howard Brookville Royalton Kelly Lynn Frecker, Clifton, VA Cum Laude Krista Lynn Fisher, Hilliard Daniel Moss Freedman, St Mary Elizabeth Farah, Rocky Kyle Patrick Fisher, Upper Louis, MO River Arlington Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Theresa Laura Fisher, Toledo Jaime Lee Freeman, Todd Wayne Farmer, Cum Laude Millersport Mansfield with Research Distinction in Speech James Louis Freeman, and Hearing Science Cum Laude Franklin Samantha Cristine Feck, Rita A. Fishman, Centerville Magna Cum Laude Meredith Jane Frees, New Cincinnati Albany Abram David Feldman, Rhoda A. Fitchett, Columbus Andrea Beth Fitzgerald, Dublin Cum Laude Beachwood with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Jessica Cora Fitzsimmons, Michael William Freeze II, Sciences Cleveland Upper Arlington Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in the Arts and Philosophy Rainey Thomas Fleming, Sciences Alyssa Nicole Feldmeyer, Jefferson Kyrsten Kylie French, Maumee Centerville Shawn William Fleming, Cum Laude Cum Laude Mentor with Honors in the Arts and Bryan Edward Fenskie, Brock Richard Flint, Lancaster Sciences Youngstown Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Lesia Michelle Florencki, Philosophy Cory McClaren Fenton, Strongsville Ryan Michael Froelich, Gahanna Magna Cum Laude Zanesville Ashley Janis Ferkol, Carmen Eugenia Flores- Jill Marie Fronk, Cincinnati Naperville, IL Carrión, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Veracruz, Mexico La Tresisha Fry, Mansfield with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Andrew James Fuller, Sciences Paige Florie, Mahopac, NY Lebanon Jacob Scott Furr, Plymouth

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Kayla Dawn Fuzer, Canton Olivia Marie Giavonette, Yinan Gong, Shenyang, China Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Speech Caitlin Marie Gibbons, Canal Thomas Robert Gongwer, and Hearing Science Winchester Loudonville Benjamin Thomas Gaddy, Erin Marie Gibbons, Columbus Jillian Rothschild Gonzalez, Bolton Landing, NY Matthew Scott Gibbs, Belpre Mount Laurel, NJ Magna Cum Laude Joshua Daniel Gonzalez, Trent Joseph Gaither, Brandon Scott Gibson, Clarkston, MI Lorain Tallmadge Joshua Guilo Gonzalez, Akron Anabel Galan, Cincinnati Karlee Bridgett Gibson, St. Charles, MO Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Erin Elizabeth Good, Vandalia Psychology Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Kristin Paula Galbincea, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Tyler Michael Good, Rocky River Adam Edwards Giles, Marion Waynesville Kelsey Kathlean Gallagher, Amanda Jean Gillen, Jake Goodfleisch, Dublin Hudson Winchester, KY Suzette Katina Goodin, Magna Cum Laude Kelsey Margaret Gallagher, Conor Scott Gilligan, Fairfield New Philadelphia Cincinnati David Lee Goodwin, Magna Cum Laude Danielle Marie Gallo, Concord Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Nicholas Dominic Gamellia, Sciences Matthew Eric Gordon, Avon Lake Lisa Marie Gillmore, Fairview Pickerington Magna Cum Laude Park with Research Distinction in Christopher James Gant, Nicholas M. Gillotti, Columbus Communication Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Audrey Marie Gorman, Piqua Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Konstantin V. Gorodnov, Kelly Marie Gantz, Grove City Sciences Worthington Magna Cum Laude Carissa Marie Gilmore, Julio Ivan Garcia, Roma, TX Victor Primo Gosnell, Newark Gallipolis Cum Laude Hector Daniel Garcia-Pekel, Cum Laude Chad Joseph Gossett, Cincinnati Mary Catherine Gingras, Hillsboro Kevin Eugene Garrett, Newark Cum Laude Mansfield Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Melissa Jewell Garron, with Research Distinction in Psychology Mansfield Psychology Olivia Faye Goubeaux, Eaton Cum Laude Andrew David Ginn, Cum Laude Kendell Rae Garth, Naperville Washington Court House Jacob Christian Grabinski, Marisa Ariana Garverick Andrew Robert Ginnan, Chesterland Herrera, Powell Springboro Andrew Steven Grace, Anna A. Gavrilov, Kazan, Jessica Jean Giulitto, Kent Columbus Russia Summa Cum Laude Matthew Fritzche Grady, with Honors in the Arts and Chelsey Gehring, Cincinnati Sciences Akron Amanda L. Gehrisch, Galion Devin Leemont Givens, Sarah Elizabeth Graf, Bremen Cum Laude Dayton Cum Laude Amy Kathleen Gelin, Chagrin Jennifer L. Gleason, Pataskala Mackenzie Rae Graham, Falls Joshua Gary Glocer, Los Lucas Cum Laude Sarah Elizabeth Grainger, Jay Michael Gennaro, Angeles, CA Drew Robert Glosik, Cleveland Westerville Brecksville Cum Laude Paul M. George, Columbus Shanique Tayona Glover, St. with Honors in the Arts and Samuel B. Gersch, Xenia Matthews, SC Sciences Cum Laude Cum Laude Ricardo Granados Lambea, with Honors in the Arts and Thomas Kevin Goad II, Westerville Sciences Hebron Michelle Katherine Granitz, Emily K. Gerstner, Faith Elizabeth Goins, Avon Mason Wapakoneta Joshua Lewis Goldfarb, David Allen Graves, Hartville Magna Cum Laude Hilliard Alyse Noelle Gray, Twinsburg with Research Distinction in Speech Austin David Goldfine, Atlanta, Andria Danielle Gray, Dublin and Hearing Science GA Justin Taylor Gray, Gahanna Brent Thomas Gerundo, Cum Laude Cincinnati Morgan Paige Gray, Nicholas Dutton Goldman, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Mansfield Robert David Ghazoul, Magna Cum Laude Miranda Nicole Goldshot, Lauren Marie Grebenc, Westlake Springboro Justin Philip Giaimo, Rossford Concord Barry Bardia Golestany, Cum Laude Mary Kathryn Giardina, Tehran, Iran Kristen Elizabeth Greedy, Sandusky Magna Cum Laude Pickerington Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Kourtney Ann Green, Amherst with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences with Honors Research Distinction Meghan Angelica Green, Matthews, NC 873 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Jessica Leigh Greenberg, Jessica M. Haines, Lowell Kaitlynn Marie Harrison, Canal Beachwood Alexandra Manley Hajohn, Winchester Cum Laude Columbus Jessica Lynn Hart, Springboro Ethan Harris Greenberger, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus with Honors in the Arts and with Research Distinction in Speech Edward Brandon Greenblat, Sciences and Hearing Science Oregon Andrew William Hall, Michael Addison Hartfield, Mia Harriet Greenblott, Bexley Edwardsburg, MI Manchester, CT Samantha Lynn Greenwald, Katie Elise Hall, Ravenna Austin Corey Hartley, Marion Buffalo Grove, IL Cum Laude Jessica Marie Hartman, Nicole Marie Gregio, Grove Larissa Carol Hall, Sunbury Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude City Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in with Honors in the Arts and Jasmine Kayla Gregory, Solon Psychology Sciences Kelsey Barrett Gregory, Ryan Daniel Hall, New Vienna Katherine Elizabeth Hartman, Columbus Thomas Patrick Halligan, Jr., North Royalton Anthony Grese, Warrendale Rootstown Kevin Durand Hartness, Andrei Yurivich Grigoryev, Jamie Douglas Hamann, Detroit, MI Solon Brecksville Taylor Kathryn Harvey, John Henry Grimm, Kathleen Margaret Hamel, Columbus Wadsworth Loveland Jacqueline Christine Harwood, Cum Laude Kesheena Shalom Hamilton, Norwalk with Honors in the Arts and Orlando, FL Sciences Paul Daniel Hast, Columbus Katherine Elise Grimm, Michael R.H. Hammer, Bradford Zachary Hastings, Zionsville, IN Westport, CT Mansfield, MA Samantha Lauren Grisvard, Nakeysha Hampshire, Lima Jennifer Marie Hauck, Dublin Rui Han, Changsha, Hunan, Columbus Timothy Jared Grix, Galion China Dorothy Dolores Hauff, Summa Cum Laude James Garrett Hanauer, Greenville, SC Kevin Mark Gross, Solon Waynesville Marlin Roy Hauff, Columbus David Joseph Grudzinski, Mary Alice Hancock, San Alyssa Rae Haverfield, Ontario Cleveland Antonio, TX Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Sara Rajni Handa, Akron Erika Marie Hawes, Jennifer Leigh Grzelecki, with Research Distinction Johnstown Cincinnati Bolisa Dora Hang, Parma Christopher Troy Hawkins, Ariel Nichole Guggisberg, Heights Youngstown Chany Dale Edward Haning, Athens Kristin Hope Hawkins, Yinyan Guo, Guangdong, Magna Cum Laude Mansfield China Douglas Ford Hannum, Jr., Sarah Lynn Hawkins, Cum Laude Worthington Cincinnati Sameer Gupta, Barnesville Cum Laude Shine Haris Hawramani, Mark Samuel Gutentag, Lewis Mitchell Harden, Logan Columbus Center Jasmine Sinead Hardnick, Yoshie Hayasaka, Dublin Erin Danielle Guth, Lexington Euclid Magna Cum Laude Kevin Joel Gutierrez, San Grace Evelyn Hardwick, with Honors in the Arts and Diego, CA Pittsburgh, PA Sciences Magna Cum Laude Thomas Huston Hardy II, Robert Warren Hayes II, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Columbus Sciences Rahaf Suheil Hares, Upper Deborah Marie Hazard, Upper Alexander Philip Gutkoski, Arlington Arlington Perrysburg Cum Laude Michael John Hazlett, Madelyn Elizabeth Gutkoski, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Columbus Sciences Jenna Marie Heaphy, Dublin with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Psychology Milaina Lexa Guzzo, Jonathan Paul Harlan, Nevin Justin Heard, Cincinnati Cleveland Pickerington Christopher Paul Hearty II, Gyparis Gyparakis, Canton Sarah Elizabeth Harman, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Alexander Christopher Heck, Tatiana Maria Haber, Powell Pickerington Magna Cum Laude Lebanon Elizabeth Anne Habermehl, Jeff Clyde Harris, Roanoke, Emily Nicole Hecker, Wilmington VA Columbus Magna Cum Laude Lindsay Jordan Harris, Magna Cum Laude Amanda Lynn Hager, with Honors in the Arts and Gallipolis Reynoldsburg Sciences Magna Cum Laude Matthew James Harris, Olivia Rose Hecker, Akron with Research Distinction in Speech Medina Grant Richard Heddings, and Hearing Science Magna Cum Laude Waynesville Erik Glenn Hail, Cincinnati Wayneshia Rochelle Harris, with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Sciences 874 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Clayton Robert Hedges, Shane W. Hill, Cloverdale Geoffrey Hamilton Briggs Worthington Cum Laude Howard, Powell Cum Laude Joshua James Hinderliter, Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Poland with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Magna Cum Laude Sciences James Matthew Heider, Wayland Makanaokealoha Nathan Lee Howard, New Cridersville Osomanu Hinds, Honolulu, Albany Cum Laude HI Peter Hsiung, Irvine, CA Chelsea Marie Heim, Christina Noelle Hines, Liang Huang, Shanghai, China Johnstown Marysville Madison Erin Hubbard, William Benton Helbling, Karl Wolfgang Hintz, Sturgeon Cincinnati Akron Bay, WI Amna Sana Huda, Westerville Cum Laude Cum Laude James C. Huelseman II, Daniel Oren Helfand, Pepper Corey E. Hirschhorn, Syosset, Brookville, IN Pike NY Mathews Wade Huey, Hilliard Cum Laude Tiffany Hoi-Ching Ho, Dublin Kevin Lee Huff, North Olmsted Karl Stefan Helfrich, Jr., Summa Cum Laude Danielle Jo Huffman, Westlake Amanda Jennifer Hoban, Delaware Magna Cum Laude Springfield Chelsea Lynn Helms, Rayland Kendall Adams Huggler, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Jahmal Hiram Hemphill, Benjamin Thomas Hobson, Dayton Danielle Susan Hughes, Grapevine, TX Grove City Kristen Marie Henne, Lisa Ann Hodge, Columbus Lancaster Justin Michael Motter Ashlee Noel Hoffman, Huguenin, Galion Summa Cum Laude Columbus Jaclyn Anne Hepfinger, Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude with Research Distinction in History Holliston, MA Caitlin Elizabeth Hoffman, Braden Joseph Hunt, St. Cum Laude Phoenix, AZ Matthew Douglas Heran, Clairsville Jennifer Michelle Hoffman, Cum Laude Rocky River Alliance Patrick Lawayne Hunter, Jr., Andrew John Herbick, Cum Laude Canton Evergreen Park, IL Bryan Matthew Hogg, Christian Elizabeth Huntley, Magna Cum Laude Wexford, PA Kristen Mary Herlihy, Hamilton Stout Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Jarrod Richard Hermann, Charles Michael Holbrook, Ken Hur, Seoul, South Korea Doylestown Columbus Todd Matthew Hurley, Steffi Hermanto, Jakarta, Magna Cum Laude Huntsville Indonesia with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Julien Alistair Hernandez, Sciences Jon Addison Hutcheson, Chicago, IL Jade Adair Holmes, Charleston, WV Sara Haley Hernandez, Pickerington Cum Laude Worthington Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Harold Robert Herrmann, Lauren Ashley Holmes, Toledo Sciences Columbus Lauren Elizabeth Holmes, Chelsey Alisa Hutchings, Kassandra Kay Hershberger, Brunswick Columbus Grover Hill Kristen Elizabeth Holsinger, Joseph Pate Hutson III, Jessica Bernice Hershman, West Portsmouth Columbus Garfield Heights Cum Laude Maria Sing-Yi Hwang, Akron Scott Douglas Hessenauer, Kacy Rene Homonai, Medina Cum Laude Westerville Brooke Marie Hoop, Kenton Chynna Lin Hyland, Piketon Christina Marie Heun, Kaitlin Therese Hopkins, Avon Cum Laude Cum Laude Eric Jerome Hyman, South Twinsburg Matthew David Hopkins, Cum Laude Burlington, VT Brennan Mitchell Hiegel, Pataskala Caitlyn Anne Iammarino, Leipsic Rebecca Lynne Hopkins, Kirtland Magna Cum Laude Marengo Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Amanda Elizabeth Ihnat, Sciences Nathan Aaron Horner, Morrow Alexander Jonathan Highley, Worthington Rachel Leigh Imwalle, Worthington Jonn Patrick Horning, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Cuyahoga Falls Arielle Paszt Ingber, Cincinnati Kaylee Elizabeth Highsmith, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Amherst Cyara Chase Hotopp, Powell Brian Daniel Ingham, Matthew Alan Hildebrand, Cum Laude Centerville Tallmadge Amanda Gwen House, Cum Laude Kaci Ann Hill, Indian Lake Delaware Amy Lynn Inkrott, Ottawa Magna Cum Laude Laura Kimberly Houts, Hilliard Saria Islam, Baltimore, MD MaLinda R. Hill, Upper Laura Puffer Israel, Sylvania Sandusky Cum Laude Rebecca Sue Hill, Van Wert 875 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Nickole Katherine Iula, Amy Louise Jones, Columbus Ngalia Nadia Kasongo, Independence Summa Cum Laude Democratic Republic of Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Congo Marjorie Beth Iwler, Solon Sciences Alison Kaufman, Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in French and German Taneesa Raynee Kaufman, Brittany Lynn Jackson, Orrville Cleveland Brittany Maria Jones, West Chester Cum Laude Laura Desinsa Jackson, Kristel Renee Keechle, Lewisburg Connor Brendan Jones, Maineville Springfield Benjamin Jeffrey James, Magna Cum Laude Dublin Gregory Stephen Jones, Patrick Michael Keeley, Dublin Daniel Ray James, Painesville Cincinnati Amanda Nicole Keeton, Lane William James, Hannah Jones, Clarksville Whitehouse Cleveland Jennifer Lee Jones, Summa Cum Laude Grace Hyesung Jang, Duluth, Westerville Kathleen Michelle Keidan, Magna Cum Laude Deerfield, IL GA with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Bryan Aaron Jaynes, Galena Sciences Jaykumar Mukundlal Jayswal, Louise Marie Jones, Daouda Husmein Keita, Des Plaines, IL Beaverdam Conackry, Guinea Benjamin Robert Jenkins, Magna Cum Laude Annalise Kelleher, Rocky West Carrollton with Honors in the Arts and River Nicole Lee Jenkins, Brookville Sciences Courtney Nicole Kelley, Magna Cum Laude Samantha Schwab Jones, Marion Chaz Ranz Jennings, Mansfield Dustin James Kelley, South Cincinnati Steven Andrew Jones, Solon Younghyun Jeon, Daegu, Columbus Nicholas Thomas Kelly, South Korea Whitney Nicole Jones, Akron Columbus Alyssa Michelle Jeswald, Anthony Peter Jones Kerr, Natalie Erin Kendall, Reston, Cleveland Washington, DC VA Cameron Patrick Jett, Dayton Joshua Daniel Joosse, Summa Cum Laude Kari Lynn Jewell, New Carlisle Newport News, VA with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Aishwarya Jha, Upper Lindsay Marie Jordan, Columbus Larissa Rose Kenney, Arlington Columbus Nathaniel Austin Jordan, Mary Ann Jiang, Loveland Spencer Matthew Kenney, Magna Cum Laude Westfield Center with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Hudson Sciences Matthew Zachary Joseph, Cum Laude Monica Angelina Jimenez, Warren William Nicholas Kentris, Defiance Jonathan Patrick Joyce, Arcadia Cum Laude David Michael Johannes, Boardman Greenfield Tess K. Keppler, Westlake Kelly Thomas Joyce, Medina Cum Laude Alexander David Johnson, Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Loveland Cara Lynn Julian, Hubbard Sciences Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Andrew Persson Kerg, with Honors in the Arts and Lee Jung, Chicago, IL Mansfield Sciences Foulematou Kaba, Guinea, Emily Elizabeth Johnson, Lindsay Marie Kerka, Medina West Africa Cum Laude Mansfield Kendall Philip Kadish, Elizabeth Therese Kerns, Summa Cum Laude Wyoming Emily Jane Johnson, Medina Genevieve Marie Kadlec, Kathleen Catucci Kessler, Circleville Rocky River Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Cum Laude Emily Riane Johnson, Portage Cum Laude Joyce Ann Kaiser, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Lakes Elli Nicole Kallinicou, Sciences Gregory Anthony Johnson, Marysville Kelly Mackenzie Kiener, Gibsonburg Candace Marie Kamensky, Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Maxwell Pace Johnston, Lowellville Jared Ryan Kamrass, Eric Andrew Kilburg, Aurora Gaithersburg, MD JaeEun Kim, Seoul, South Adam Michael Jones, Cincinnati Cum Laude Korea Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Addison David Jones III, Sciences Jee Soo Kim, Seoul, South Atlanta, GA Allan Kanlic, Strongsville Korea Amanda Nicole Jones, Nicholas John Kardish, Dublin Kaitlyn Mae King, Plymouth Columbus Cum Laude Kelsey Alexandria King, Magna Cum Laude Adam John Kase, Woodridge, Liberty Township Amelia Ruth Jones, Ravenna IL Sara Diane King, Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Stephanie Marie King, Lorain Chad Kinshaw, Perrysburg 876 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Ciara Grace Kinzig, Gates Nicholas Arendal Kotz, Katherine Denise Larson, Mills Columbus Beavercreek Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Frank William LaRue, Dominique Michelle Kizer, Lauren Maria Kowalik, Toledo Wintersville Cleveland Jordan Antoinette Kowalski, Magna Cum Laude Megan Elizabeth Klang, Toledo with Honors in the Arts and Springfield Theodore Karl Kraft, Westlake Sciences Nora Devin Klautsch, Boise, Nathaniel Charles Kralik, Tomasz Lasota, Cleveland ID Hudson James Alexander Lauginiger, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Gahanna Katherine Christine Kleffner, with Honors in the Arts and Sarah Marie Lautenbach, Lima Sciences University Heights Magna Cum Laude Matthew M. Kreiner, Euclid Cum Laude Joshua Wallace Kleinberg, Kelsey Ann Krempasky, with Honors in the Arts and Canton Hannibal Sciences David Richard Klemp, Eric Charles Krohngold, Alexis Anne Lawrentz, Westerville Beachwood Coshocton Alexandra M. Lawson, Kevin Allan Klingshirn, Hudson Sara Marie Kruczynski, Andrew Joseph Klobutcher, Reynoldsburg Loveland Jeanna Marie Kruse, Ottawa Magna Cum Laude Ashland with Honors in the Arts and Jill Patrice Knapke, Columbus Kristin Jayhee Krzic, Athens Sciences Cum Laude Matthew Thomas Kubic, with Honors Research Distinction in Mitchell Thomas Knerr, Dublin Chemistry Strongsville Robert Austin Kucera, Andrea Marie Lawson, Brianna Alysse Knight, Niles Delaware Defiance Alicia Pauline Knipp, Bellville Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Cum Laude Rebecca Marilyn Kuhn, Bryan Sarah Jo Lawson, Benjamin Thomas Knott, Van Christopher Glen Kuraly, Pickerington Wert Dublin Laura Elizabeth Layne, Josiah Benjamin Knowles, Noah William Kurucz, Mansfield Corning, NY Lancaster with Research Distinction in History Anthony James Kocheff, Abigail Annette Kutscher, Mary Susanrae Layne, Marion Chagrin Falls Robertsville Melanie Minette Lazor, Avon Chad Michael Koester, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Ashley Renee LaBarge, with Honors in the Arts and Brian Robert Kohler, Avon Wauseon Sciences Lake Daniel Antonio Lacan-Bradley, Bryan Trung Le, Cincinnati Alexandra Ross Kohn, Tampa, Bolingbrook, IL Cum Laude Andrea Elizabeth Lager, with Honors in the Arts and FL Sciences Cum Laude Centerville Danielle Alyse Le Beau, Francis Gerard Kolis, Magna Cum Laude Aaron Ryan Lamancusa, Poway, CA Cincinnati Chelsea Elaine Lechner, Magna Cum Laude Salem Ryan David Kolsky, Zanesville John Charles LaMotte, Westerville Kasey David Komjati, Columbus Jacqueline Lee, Westerville Painesville Cum Laude Joshua Kai-chun Lee, Yelena Romanovna with Honors in the Arts and Gaithersburg, MD Kondratova, Columbus Sciences Ju Di Lee, Cincinnati Cum Laude Kathryn L. Land, Kettering Moon Gyung Lee, Seoul with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Samuel Walker Lee, Sciences Jonathan Scott Landis, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Jefferson Anupreet Kaur Lekhi, Personalized Study Danielle Courtney Lang, Cincinnati Program London Sarah Christine Lenow, Xiangtong Kong, Cincinnati Dana Marie Langshaw, North Medford, NJ Magna Cum Laude Royalton Benjamin Robert Leone, with Research Distinction in Grace Marie Langshaw, North Wintersville International Studies Royalton Braden Max Lerwill, Payson, Kiven Amo Konglim, Yaounde, Jeffrey Josiah Lanning, UT Cameroon Columbus Summa Cum Laude Hee Jae Koo, Seoul, South Cum Laude Julia Louisa Less, Burr Ridge, Korea Rachel Lynne Lantz, IL Matthew James Kotapish, Marysville Magna Cum Laude Akron Tantip Donna Laoriem, Las Catharine Elizabeth Lewis, Cum Laude Vegas, NV Cincinnati David Anthony Kotlarek, Alexandra Caruso Larson, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Columbus Daniel Nathan Lewis, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Speech Kayla Ann Lewis, Boardman and Hearing Science Magna Cum Laude 877 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Richard Corwin Lewis, Hilliard Daniel Matthew Loper, Alexander Reid Mallis, Palm Hanpei Li, China Pataskala Harbor, FL Cum Laude Evan Michael Lovejoy, Canton Kaitlin Malobabic, Lorain Jie Li, Kunming, China Amanda Sue Lovell, Dillonvale Monique Nicole Malone, Xueying Li, Shanghai, China Zachary Griffin Low, Carroll Flower Mound, TX Cum Laude Meghan Elizabeth Lowe, West Magna Cum Laude Katherine Victoria Lianez, Chester Scott Robert Malone, Zanesville Chelsea Cauley Lowry, Columbus Junxiao Liang, Nanjing, China Colorado Springs, CO Morgan Faye Malyn, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Nicholas Adam Liddil, Hilliard Kati K. Lowry, Lima Alexandra Mancabelli, West John Christian Lieske, Bay Matthew Jacob Luc, Eaton Chester Village Kyle Andrew Ludlow, Liberty Erica Anne Mangino, Lebanon Magna Cum Laude Township Sarah Renee Manns, Andrew Weijon Lin, Powell Magna Cum Laude Springfield Magna Cum Laude Chelsea Marie Luebrecht, Kimberly Marie Lindberg, Corrin Renee Mansfield, Wapakoneta Lewistown Columbus Karin Luk, Silver Spring, MD Magna Cum Laude Erik Alden Mansfield, Cum Laude Nicholas Adam Line, Eaton Columbus Sean Edward Luke, Wooster Nicholas Mantia, Dayton Kelly Kathleen Lins, Portage, Magna Cum Laude MI Jordan Marie Marciniak, Teng Lun, Hohhot, Inner Green Magna Cum Laude Mongolia, China with Honors in the Arts and Ryan Brett Marcus, Vernon Magna Cum Laude Sciences Louisa Katherine Lundgren, Hills, IL Lauren Marie Lipovsky, Cum Laude Columbus Sylvania Megan Jennifer Marks, Alison Marie Lipp, Beachwood John Robert Lundy, Lower Atlanta, GA Magna Cum Laude Merion, PA Warren Jamaul Marks, Paige Alexandra Lisko, Timothy Robert Luskin, Cleveland Canfield Cleveland Stephany Marmol, Orrville Mary-Frances Regina Liston, Garrett Lyle Luther, Dayton Derek James Marsh, Grove Columbus Rachel Marie Luttmer, Fort City Alex Lloyd Littell, Solon Loramie Sarah Michelle Marshall, New with Honors in the Arts and Danielle Alexandra Lybrook, Philadelphia Sciences Centerville Andrew Boyed Martin, Stephanie Alicia Littell, Ryan Nicholas Lyle, Wapakoneta Worthington Reynoldsburg Adrienne Parker Marting, Yafei Liu, Qingdao, China Dylan Joseph Lyon, Atlanta, GA Philip Alexander Livanos, Strongsville Cum Laude Zephyrhills, FL Claire Alyse Lysaght, Hudson Patrick David Martyn, Sarah Elaine Livingston, Las Gina Marie Macioce, Sidney Granville Vegas, NV Hannah Christine Macko, Megan Maureen Mashhadian, Stephen Lee Llewellyn, Worthington Columbus Athens Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Nicole Christine Llinares, Catherine CH Madden, Connor John Mason, Avon Hauppauge, NY Mansfield Lake Summa Cum Laude Kelly Michelle Madigan, Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Ashley N. Mathews, Sciences Paul Ray Maeder, Cleveland Southington James Dawson Lloyd, Seville Magna Cum Laude Janice Christine Mathews, with Honors in the Arts and Simran Andrew Magowan, Sciences Pataskala Cincinnati Eleftheria Zacharoula Matsa, Alexander Benjamin Long, Summa Cum Laude Columbus Worthington Cody Joseph Magrum, Oak Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Harbor with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences Sciences Caitlin Danielle Long, Marion Joshua William Maher, Salem with Honors Research Distinction in Myles J. Mahlie, Dayton English Kathleen Cecilia Long, Ramandeep Singh Mattu, Granville James Brian Maier, Newark Steven Garret Maier, Chagrin Orinda, CA Joseph Kent Longley, New Cum Laude Knoxville Falls Wayne Robert Malangone, Juliette Faye Maurey, Grove Magna Cum Laude City with Honors in the Arts and Strongsville Sciences Cum Laude Katherine Marie May, with Honors Research Distinction in Shammas Malik, Akron Highland, IL Political Science Summa Cum Laude Sheryl Lynn Maynard, John Matthew Longsworth, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Cincinnati Sciences Taylor Debnam Maynard, Wilmington, NC 878 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Elise Kathleen Mayo, Fort Mindy Marie McKenzie, Alison Miller, Chicago, IL Wayne, IN Shelby Ariel Catherine Miller, Bailey Marie Mazik, Gahanna Lucas Allen McLaughlin, Elyria Cincinnati Cum Laude Corey Patrick McMahon, Summa Cum Laude Daniel Edward Mazur, Lakewood Brandon Lewis Miller, Strongsville Cody Aaven McManaway, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Columbus Cum Laude Phillip Anthony Mazza, Ian Christopher McNeil, Brittany Erin Miller, Laguna Cincinnati Worthington Niguel, CA Jacob Lee McBee, Lakeville Cum Laude Cody Aaron Miller, Zanesville Ryan Matthew McCarthy, Christopher Robert McNutt, Courtney Lucille Miller, Niles Westerville Columbus Emily Catherine Miller, Trevor D. McCleery, Upper Laura C. McQuistion, Columbus Arlington Columbus Heather Michelle Miller, Polk Melissa Kay McConnell, with Honors in the Arts and Jamie Lauren Miller, Dublin Columbus Sciences Maegan Ashley Miller, Convoy Meredith Marie McConville, Tessa Meadows, Gahanna Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Lindsay Anne McCord, Shaker Hannah Carrie Mealer, Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Heights Columbus Summa Cum Laude Geography Magna Cum Laude Megan Elizabeth Miller, Mallory Scott McCorkhill, Adrienne Marie Meder, Hudson Duluth, GA Salem Michael Belasco Miller, Cum Laude Marie Catherine Christine with Honors in the Arts and Medford, Canton Rockfall, CT Sciences Cum Laude Shareese Antoinette Miller, Amy Elizabeth McCoy, Orient Austin Witham Meehl, Powell Sparta Joshua Ray McCoy, Caroline Marie Meiner, Oxford Victoria Leigh Miller, Delaware Columbus Logan Truman Meinzer, Jessica C. Millman, Skylar Alan McCullough, Harrison Bakersfield, CA Odenton, MD Cum Laude Rochelle Alexandra Mills, Katherine Frances McCurnin, Olivia Jernise Mendoza, Cleveland Cincinnati Hilliard Kwanna Eric Mitchell, Lima Magna Cum Laude Cassandra Annette Menko, Stacey J. Mitchell-Swingle, Robert Paul McDermott, Jr., Madison Newark Niles Katelyn Marie Merick, Hilliard Deeqo Abdi Mohamed, Victoria Wright McDonald, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Homewood, AL Wesley Earl Merkes, Zur Ain Mohd Isa, Kelantan, Magna Cum Laude Gibsonburg Malaysia with Research Distinction in Cum Laude Cum Laude Comparative Studies with Honors in the Arts and Megan Elizabeth Mohler, Morgan E. McGaharan, Sciences Mentor Toledo Anna Agnes Metz, Mansfield Julianne Carrol Mohr, Kory Aaron McGaughey, Cum Laude Cameron Michael Meyer, Englewood Zanesville Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Baltimore Jeffrey Sutton Mojzer, Cally Lynn McGee, Ashland Kyle Adam Meyerhoefer, Springdale Magna Cum Laude Canton Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Amber Victoria McGinnis, Sciences Gregory A. Mollica, Dayton Gahanna Caroline Marie Michaels, Benjamin Francis Momme, Margaret Frances McGinnis, Brecksville Westerville Dayton Candice Ellen Michel, North Kathryn Marie Monda, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Canton Summa Cum Laude Jonathan Michael McGookey, Summa Cum Laude Joshua Parker Monroe, Sandusky Kelly M. Mignogna, Lewis Londonderry Hillary Kay McGowan, Center Cum Laude Columbus Destinee Alexis Miguest, John Winfield Monsted V, John Henry McGrath, Chicago, IL Mechanicsburg, PA Cincinnati Cum Laude Cum Laude Michelle E. McGregor, Lucas Kevin Perry Mihalich, Euclid Scott Andrew Montell, Caraline Elisabeth McGuire, Hale Justis Milano, Pickerington Wilmington Mechanicsburg, PA Morgan Kay Montgomery, Cum Laude Cum Laude Elida Daniel Joseph McKay, Akron Carl David Miligi, McDonald Magna Cum Laude Macie Dawn McKensey, Alexis Caroline Miller, Douglas Paul Moore, Granville Marion Sandusky Jennifer Sue Moore, Ashland Cum Laude Cum Laude Lauren Nicole Moore, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Westerville 879 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Micole Rae Moore, Okinawa, Samantha Elise Nair, Tristan Elaine O’Grady, West Japan Circleville Union Ty Christopher Moore, Lima Laura K. Napolitano, Charles Clement O’Leary, Jacob Alexander Moran, Cincinnati Galion Lorain Cum Laude Thomas Garvey O’Neill, Jesse Matthew Moran, Lorain Justin Armand Nappier, Shaker Heights Gabrielle Ann Morbitzer, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Westerville Jenee Latisha Nard, Chicago, Emily Jane O’Sullivan, Cum Laude IL Delaware Madeline Jane Mordarski, Eric Robert Nash, Columbus Garrett G. Oestreich, Ada Orwell Magna Cum Laude Stephen Michael Ogrodnik, Corbett Allen Morgan, with Honors in the Arts and Elyria Columbus Sciences Emmanuel Jung Oh, Emma Ann Morgan, Roger Randall Neal, Dublin Twinsburg Pemberville Joseph Michael Neary, Megan Kristine Olegario, Cum Laude Columbus Bedford Heights Cum Laude Spencer Davis Morgan, D. Ross Oltorik, Cincinnati Granville Jordan Lee Nelson, Mount Gilead Mary Oppong, Kumasi, Ghana Cum Laude Ryan Elliott Orme, Madeira JoAnna Morgan-Condo, Magna Cum Laude Korissa Michele Nesser, Samantha Orons, Pittsburgh, Columbus PA Dylan Reece Morit, Gahanna Sarah Anne Neton, West Michael Leonard Orvets, Worthington Dublin Jered Ren Morris, Galena Chester Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Leigha Chantelle Morrison, Michael John Newhard, Benjamin Charles Osheroff, Urbana Pickerington Fulton, MD Dominique Terrell Mosbly, Julia Grace Nicely, Powell with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Richmond, VA Austin David Nichols, Cum Laude Caroline June Ott, Cincinnati Phillip Patrick Moyer, Delaware Margaret Anne Otto, Brookville Mackenzie Lee Nicolaus, Centerville Amanda Lee Mroczka, Bristolville Magna Cum Laude Gahanna Katherine Mary Nixon, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Mansfield Sciences Kori Shea Mulligan, Ellen Marie Noe, Powell Grayson Michael Overman, Indianapolis, IN Cum Laude San Clemente, CA Caitlyn Nichole Mulroy, Simona A. Noor, Fargo, ND Tamara Marie Owens, Lancaster Corey Michael Norris, Columbus Zackary Richard Munce, Wauseon Whitney Ann Owens, Van Chelsea, MI Adam Michael North, Wert Samantha Quinn Murillo, Rockford, MI Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Yewande Olutosin Owoeye, Medina Reeves Grant Northrup III, Cum Laude Cincinnati Daryl E. Murphy II, Toledo Madeleine Simone Ozvath, Reynoldsburg Jason Dorval Norwood, Bellbrook Elizabeth Dana Murphy, Dayton Cum Laude Logan Lauren Dallmer Novelli, Kelsey Elizabeth Paal, John William Murphy, Hudson Pataskala with Research Distinction in English Columbia Station Emily Anne Pacelli, Twinsburg Meaghan C. Novi, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Patricia J. Murphy, Mayfield Cum Laude Andrew David Padula, Akron Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Adam Louis Murray, Marietta Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Cassandra Ann Murray, with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Toronto English Rachel Elizabeth Painter, C’Aira Paige Murria, Toledo Amy Stiele Nowland, Massillon Andrew Thomas Myers, Worthington Rachel Grace Paiscik, Berea Delaware Cum Laude Cum Laude Brent Allen Myers, Granville with Honors in the Arts and Dominic Anthony Palmisano, Sciences Daniel Myers, Wooster Casey James Null, Hilliard Jr., Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Daniel Patrick Nunner, Cadiz Christopher Pappas, Vermilion Kenneth Jordan Myers, Jennifer Rose Pargulski, Lawrence, KS Jennifer Marie Nutter, Columbus Johnston, IA Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Shelby Lynn Nyswaner, Grove HyunJoo Park, Seoul, South Sciences City Korea Steven Todd Nagel, Cincinnati Darby Lin O’Donnell, Se Hee Park, Goyang, South Chad Michael Naiman, Youngstown Korea Olmsted Falls Summa Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Yena Park, Dublin International Studies 880 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Betrice Domonique Parker, Kelli Anne Peters, San Luis Kerezma Kachante Price, Pataskala Obispo, CA Lansing, IL Jonathon David Parker, Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Columbus Erik Allan Petersen, Chicago McKenzie L. Price, Richwood Kasey Lynn Parker, Kenton Charles Isaac Pettiford, Cum Laude Nicholas Ryan Parker, Columbus Julianna Marie Prince, Miamisburg Andrew Leonard Phillips, Chesterville Magna Cum Laude Akron Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Ashley Blake Phillips, Lima Kelsey Jay Pritchard, Toledo Sciences Lauren Renee Phillips, Julie Lanette Prosser, Michael L. Parrish, Cincinnati Proctorville Savannah Aaron Steven Parsons, Rose Catherine Phillips, Summa Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Pataskala Cincinnati Robert Joseph Parton, Psychology Magna Cum Laude Zachary Philip Prouty, Loveland Dustin Micheal Pierson, Natalie Christian Passarelli, Columbus Toledo Cum Laude Boardman Katherine Ann Pilarsky, Sarah Leah Puchta, Findlay Summa Cum Laude Brooklyn Morgan Janelle Passmore, St. Gina Marie Puleo, Madison Alexander J. Pillion, Summa Cum Laude Henry Springfield Scott Jeffrey Pullar, Fairview Alexander Bartmann Elizabeth Brooks Pillion, Park Pasternak, Bethesda, MD Columbus Kelly Eileen Purdin, Delaware Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Paula Pastor Pitarque, DeJon Markee Purnell, with Honors in the Arts and Chicago, IL Sant Cugat del Valles, Sciences Barcelona, Spain with Honors Research Distinction in Kelsey Ann Purtell, Elizabeth Ann Pastore, Salem Linguistics Reynoldsburg Joshua D. Pate, Mansfield Alexander James Plachta, Ian Palmer Pushea, Columbus Hetal D. Patel, Amelia Rocky River Gerard Thomas Quinn, Jr., Parin V. Patel, Edison, NJ Maureen Claire Plank, Gahanna Tresha Mukesh Patel, Columbus Kyle Matthew Quinn, Delaware Donna Maureen Strong Pleso, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Ecorse, MI Trisha Patel, West Chester Mary Elizabeth Plona, Paige Nicole Quinter, Fort Narayan Christopher Pathi, Cincinnati Loramie Las Vegas, NV Elizabeth Kathryn Plunkett, Lisa Mary Beth Racine, Sally Anne Patton, Hudson Cincinnati Cincinnati Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Nicholas J. Pochedly, Mantua Sciences Cum Laude Seth Pascal Radley, Trisha Marie Patton, Cadiz with Honors in the Arts and Westerville Alaina Katherine Patzke, Sciences Magna Cum Laude Ashley Alex Christopher Polivka, Varun Ramanujam, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Anderson Township Hope Melissa Rambo, Blake Emery Pauley, Hudson Alexa Jill Porges, Solon Reynoldsburg with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Derek Jordan Rampulla, Sciences Andrew Michael Portale, Flemington, NJ Emily Sue Pavkov, North Columbus Anthony Garrett Randall, Troy Canton E. Dean Harris Porter, Abigail Grace Randle, Alison Faye Paxson, Enon Youngstown Columbus Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Brittany Jene Rank, Harpster Ann Rex Payne, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Brandon Anthony Ransom, Jeffrey Robert Pejsa, Seven Sciences Columbus Hills Samuel Patrick Posey, Perry, Shannon Michael Ransom, Alexa Ann Pelgrino, GA Columbus Grandview Heights Sarah Elizabeth Posner, Jeff Andrew Keith Rapoch, Kirk Douglas Pennington, Centerville Dayton Magna Cum Laude Columbus Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Research Distinction in English Erin Alea Penrod, Columbus Sciences Magna Cum Laude Maria Annitza Potter, Fairfield Cassandra Michelle Rapp, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Lima Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Austen K. Rardain, Zanesville Dakota Samuel Perez, Logan Sciences Jon Michael Raterman, Kevin Corcoran Perkins, Hadley Anne Potts, Akron Botkins Maineville Cum Laude Adam S. Ratner, Shaker Summa Cum Laude Carlisha Jenea Powell, Heights Joseph Paul Perry, Newark Cincinnati with Honors in the Arts and Natalie May Petal, Northfield Carlitha Jenee Powell, Sciences Center Cincinnati Andrew Elder Prem, Cincinnati JoAnna Michelle Price, Hilliard 881 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Claire Elise Ravenscroft, Jordan Nicole Riffitt, South Ben William Rossi, Columbus Washington, DC Webster Domenico Rossi, Jr., Summa Cum Laude Kelsey Renea Riffle, Vincent Fredericksburg, VA with Research Distinction in English Cum Laude Alexandra Marie Rossmann, Stacey Lea Ray, Chillicothe Natalia Maria Rivera, Puerto Euclid Marilyn Jane Rayner, Rico Summa Cum Laude Columbus Kristin Elizabeth Rizzo, Marc Joseph Rostan, Cum Laude Cincinnati Youngstown Courtney Natasha Rea, Lindsey Ayer Roberts, Cum Laude Gahanna Ashland with Research Distinction in Erin Christine Rea, Manassas, Cum Laude Sociology VA with Honors in the Arts and Kenneth Paul Roth, Cum Laude Sciences Ponchatoula, LA James Edward Reardon, with Honors Research Distinction in Ashley Ann Rothel, Elyria Lewis Center Political Science Laura Rose Rotheram, Kelly Lauren Reardon, Taylor A. Roberts, St. Louis, Cleveland Columbus MO Zachary Alex Rothstein, Suparna Satti Reddy, Javlin Marie Robinson, Orange Village Highland Heights Cincinnati Erich J. Rottenbiller, Summa Cum Laude Tonika La’Faye Robinson, Worthington with Honors in the Arts and Akron Nichole M. Rowe, Dayton Sciences Maggie Kathleen Roby, Westley Michael Roynon, Alex Joseph Redfield, Powell Johnstown Findlay Cody Allen Reed, Willard Summa Cum Laude Tia M. Ruark, Jackson Center Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Faith Anne Roche, Fort Drew James Rucinski, Broken Shannon Marie Reed, Canfield Loramie Arrow, OK Courtney Elizabeth Reeder, Shannon Veronica Rodak, Matthew James Rumelhart, Worthington Richmond Heights Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Judith Rodriguez, Long Beach, Sciences Sciences CA Alexander Charles Reef, Thomas D. Rusynyk, Sr., Cum Laude Norwalk Mansfield with Research Distinction in Marie Celeste Rehg, Dayton Comparative Studies Samuel Rutherford, Mason Magna Cum Laude Stephen William Rodriguez, Erin Kaitlyn Ryan, North with Honors in the Arts and Lexington, KY Olmsted Sciences Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Stephanie Marie Roe, Megan Murphy Ryan, Political Science Tallmadge Christopher David Rehkopf, Columbus Brendan Walter Rogers, River Cum Laude Dublin Anthony L. Sabo, Cincinnati Travis Lee Reichert, Celina Forest, IL Patrick Rogers, Columbus Eric Mitchell Sachs, Bexley Elizabeth Cornett Reilly, Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Sydney Erin Rogers, with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Columbus Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Davidson Alexander Sacolick, Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Upper Arlington Sciences Lauren Krug Reyes, Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in the Arts and Naperville, IL English Sciences Magna Cum Laude Emilie Elizabeth Rohde, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Cincinnati Chemistry with Honors Research Distinction in Kathryn Elizabeth Rohrer, Joseph Michael Salahshour, Speech and Hearing Science Marysville Cleveland Rebecca Lee Reynolds, Magna Cum Laude Lauren Kathleen Salamon, Leonardtown, MD Bryan Anthony Rosales, Mentor Joshita Reza, Springboro Columbus Magna Cum Laude Edward Min Rhee, Columbus Ryan Gerald Rose, Versailles Wilfredo Santamaria, Daniel E. Rice, Jefferson John Salvatore Rosen, Cleveland Anthony Jerome Richardson, Columbus Sara Elena Santiago, Columbus Molly Renee Rosenberg, Springfield Cum Laude Pepper Pike Magna Cum Laude Nathan Taylor Richeson, Hannah Rae Rosenbluth, with Honors in the Arts and Yellow Springs Cleveland Sciences Alison Elizabeth Ridenour, Old Candice Kalice Ross, Jesie Rose Sarbaugh, Greenwich Columbus Zanesville Jameson Scott Ridge, Lynda Gail Ross, Caledonia Jessica Breann Sarber, Niles Pandora Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Alexandra Elizabeth Rossetti, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Dallas, TX 882 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Miranda Nicole Sargel, Shelby Jean Schroeder, Carly Marie Sherman, Westerville Leipsic Centerville Courtney Michelle Sauers, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Centerburg Halle Rae Schuett, Powell with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude CeCelia Ann Schuh, Sciences Alexandra Jane Saunders, Wapakoneta David James Sherry, Toledo Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Matthew Alexander Shimo, Noa Rheva Saunders, Genna Elizabeth Schwartz, Walderf, MD Columbus Arlington, VA Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Luke Alexander Schwarz, Adam Charles Shirey, with Honors in the Arts and Springfield Westerville Sciences Michael Bradley Scott, West Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Chester Cristin Alyssa Sholder, English Shealyn Beth Scott, Mansfield Cincinnati Joseph Edward Saxon, Meagen Danforth Shook, Chesterland Warren Michael Seals, Reynoldsburg Bloomfield Village, MI Zachary Taylor Sayre, Gregory Levi Short, Crestline Columbus Alissa Ann Searls, Zanesville Sarah Elizabeth Sebrell, Ross Thomas Short, Lima Robert C. Scafate III, Canton Kelsey McLean Shoub, Alexandra Marie Schaefer, Green Hillary Anne Seely, West Columbus Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Liberty with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Emily Nicole Seipelt, Sciences Sciences Westerville with Honors Research Distinction in Danielle Elizabeth Schaefer, Susan Ann Seitz, Norwalk Political Science Cincinnati Keciol Lynn Sellers, Bellville Sheena Annamarie Shough, Alex Mark Schaffer, Dublin Jennifer L. Semon, Huron Columbus Craig Daniel Scheidler, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Chelsea Anne Sepp, Fairport, Shannon Nicole Shultz, Jessica Lauren Scherer, Troy NY Hopedale Samantha Mae Schierloh, Magna Cum Laude Alexa Catherine Sibberson, Cincinnati Nathan G. Sergio, Columbus Dublin Erica Marie Schlater, Cold Alysha Jessica Seroussi, Magna Cum Laude Water Norwich, CT Clark Anthony Siddle, Jr., Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Enon Patrick A. Schlecht, Marion with Honors in the Arts and Ron Michael Sidwell, Salem Sciences Samuel Joseph Schlies, Alexis Nicole Sigrist, Grove Cyrus Lee Sethna, Macedonia City Columbus Cum Laude Justin Michael Schloesser, Le Robyn Leigh Silver, Amber Lee Severance, Beachwood Center, MN Springboro Tyler Christian Schmall, Summa Cum Laude Kale Robert Severns, with Honors in the Arts and Kettering Prospect Sciences Theresa Lyn Schmidt, Emily Amiah Sexton, David Khalil Hani Silwani, Cincinnati Caledonia Upper Arlington Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Timothy J. Simmons, Dublin with Honors in the Arts and with Research Distinction in Cum Laude Sciences Psychology Jaycob Barrett Simpson, Megan Marie Schmitt, Jennifer Joyce Seymour, Coldwater Bluffton Johnstown Marc Robert Simpson, Bow, Robert William Schmitt, Cum Laude Brecksville NH Dhruv Pankaj Shah, Dublin Ana Marquez Singer, Sydney Elizabeth Schmitt, Bethany Sarah Shaheen, Cleveland Heights Columbus Findlay Sarah Katherine Singer, Jeremy Thomas Schmitz, Fort Quest James Shannan, Recovery Columbus Columbus Magna Cum Laude Jackson Patrick Schnaible, Kevin M. Shannon, Hilliard with Honors in the Arts and Wixom, MI Loren Rebecca Shatten, Sciences Thomas Michael Schneider, Shaker Heights with Honors Research Distinction in Avon Lake Cum Laude Speech and Hearing Science Ashley Nicole Schorkhuber, Lottie Rose Shaver, Chagrin Devindrjit Jordan Singh, Pickerington Falls Columbus Kersey Marie Schott, Upper Alexander Hansen Shear, Nikita Singhal, Centerville Arlington Westlake Marlena Anne Siroki, Dayton Cum Laude Stephanie Kathleen Shebeck, Brandon Alexander Six, with Honors in the Arts and Twinsburg Newark Sciences Breyden Scott Sheldon, Christine Marie Skobrak, Jamilyn Suzanne Schroeder, Perrysburg Columbus Lebanon Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Sarah Marie Slemons, Columbus 883 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Kamilah Leigh Slieman, Fort Jaime Lynnette Spring, Daniel Omer Stiving, Worth, TX Cridersville Rochester, MN Casey Ellen Slive, Shaker Lauren E. Stabler, Marietta Magna Cum Laude Heights Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Riley Elizabeth Stanforth, Sciences Jeffrey Aaron Smagley, Mason Stephanie Marie Stock, Chicago, IL Cum Laude Strongsville Erin Suzanne Small, Upper Evan William Stanger, Stow Patrick M. Stockhausen, Arlington Magna Cum Laude Worthington Christopher Martin Smallwood, Zachary Maxim Stauffer, Taylor Elizabeth Stockwell, Centerville Columbus Jeffersonville Ashley Marie Smith, Magna Cum Laude Jonathan Kyle Stoltz, Perrysburg Maxwell Benjamin H. Stearns, Pickerington Brandon Matthew Smith, Winnipeg, MB, Canada Lauren Brook Stottlemyer, Summa Cum Laude Plain City Maumee Zachary Andres Stearns, Magna Cum Laude Chris Stover, Dayton with Honors in the Arts and Waltham, MA Katy Ann Straily, Dublin Sciences Miles Robert Charles Cum Laude Chad Joseph Smith, Lancaster Stebbins, Wooster with Research Distinction in History Charles Arthur Smith IV, Alex Joseph Stechschulte, Michael Andrew Streacker, Huntington, NY Perrysburg Findlay Clarissa Ann Smith, Bedford Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Desiree Nicole Smith, Gabrielle Louise Steele, Cal Wesley Stretar, Spencer Columbus Cincinnati Kyle John Strickland, Jessica Marisa Smith, Hilliard Harrison A. Steele, Toledo Worthington Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Julia Diane Smith, Anaheim, Robert Ryan Steele, Troy Kevin Stuczynski, Strongsville CA Chelsea Renea Steever, Cum Laude Kaylie Marie Smith, Elyria Telford, PA Tyler Jeremy Studebaker, Cum Laude Stacey Nicole Steigerwald, Brookville Lauren Rose Smith, Lyndhurst Delaware Ryan Emery Studley, Grand Cum Laude Megan Elizabeth Stentz, Ledge, MI with Honors in the Arts and Madeira Magna Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Psychology Sciences Jacob Kincheloe Stumph, New Matthew Thomas Smith, with Honors Research Distinction in Albany Chagrin Falls English Susan L. Stute, Dayton Michelle Marie Smith, Kaitlyn Christine Stephens, Adam Gregory Suckno, Hamilton Youngstown Rockaway, NJ Nita Lynne Smith, Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Brett Joseph Sudetic, Stephen Michael Smith, Tamira Beth Stephens, Brecksville Powell Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Dakota Lee Sudlow, Leipsic Hannah Kay Snyder, with Research Distinction in Jessica Mae Sullivan, Canal Religious Studies Millersburg Kaitlin Elizabeth Stephens- Winchester Magna Cum Laude Lauren Michelle Sullivan, Austin G. Soejoto, Omaha, NE Rich, Sandusky Summa Cum Laude Marysville Gregory William Solomon, Matthew Michael Stevens, Michael Patrick Sullivan, Litchfield Park, AZ Lebanon Columbus Cameron G. Somers, Katherine Ann Stevenson, Rachael Katherine Sullivan, Westerville Coshocton Dublin John Paul Sondej, Columbus Cum Laude Jingru Sun, Shanghai, China Cum Laude Caitlin Bliss Stewart, Zuoqi Sun, Xi’an, China with Honors in the Arts and Huntington Beach, CA Cum Laude Sciences Christopher Tsiu Chih Sung, Juliana Jade Sowinski, St. Erik Darnell Stewart, Ironton Cum Laude Upper Arlington Clairsville Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Zachary Joseph Stewart, Oregon Joseph August Supan, Kirsten E. Spangler, Columbus Chagrin Falls Meredith Claire Spano, Akron Alexander Ray Stigler, Arcanum Emily Joanne Supowit, Jennifer Mae Spaulding, Columbus Pataskala Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Sarah Arielle Spector, Courtney Elizabeth Stiles, Sciences Wooster Westerville Kerry Lynn Sutton, Galion Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Hannah Marie Suver, Dave Michael Spring, Avon Shannon E. Stitzlein, Columbus Lake Loundonville Cum Laude

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Natsumi Suzuki, Hilliard Caleigh Elizabeth Testa, Steven W. A. Tornow, Huber Summa Cum Laude Tallmadge Heights Emily Justine Svetlak, Saskia Theuer, Geislingen, Alyssa Rae Tortorete, Hudson Youngstown Germany Summa Cum Laude Kayla Donielle Swain, Cannus Thieu, Temple City, with Honors in the Arts and Jonesboro, GA CA Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Eashwar Swamy, Cleveland Cum Laude English with Honors in the Arts and Deawna Marie Thomas, Sciences Andrew Joseph Towns, Cable Columbus Duke Tran, Indianapolis, IN with Honors Research Distinction in Gregory Michael Thomas, Classics Alexandria Nicole Trapasso, Esther Eileen Swartzentruber, Hilliard Gahanna Plain City Jack Dewayne Thomas, Jr., Cum Laude Julia Lynn Sweeney, Brook Park Charles Stephen Trefny, Cincinnati Kaylyn Elizabeth Thomas, Olmsted Township Magna Cum Laude Pataskala Taylor Russell Tremont, Valley with Honors in the Arts and Ashley Chanel Thompson, City Sciences Trotwood Magna Cum Laude Andrew Dylan Sweet, Danielle Marie Thompson, Jordan Edwin Triance, Westerville Louisville, KY Wilmington Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Andrew Jerome Trick, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Beavercreek Sciences Sciences Zachary Brian Marsh Sweet, Megan Michelle Thompson, Nipa Pankaj Trivedi, Euclid Milan Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Rachelle Leann Troutman, with Honors in the Arts and with Research Distinction in Film Shreve Sciences Studies Magna Cum Laude Katherine Alyssa Swenski, Christopher David Thornton, Brian Ray Troyer, Marysville Cincinnati Cincinnati Matthew Daniel Troyer, Plain Samantha Jo Swope, Ashley Kevin Michael Ticknor, Dublin City William T. Szykulski, Magna Cum Laude Jaime Lynne Tudor, Bucyrus Westerville Mallorey Leeann Tidd, Dayton Paul Joseph Tuschman, Michael Peter Tabor, Shane Corey Tiller, Carrollton Pepper Pike Lakewood Hans Bhagwan Vishamber Dylan James Tussel, Shaker Daniel A. Tafoya, Overland Tilokani, Tenerife, Puerto Heights Park, KS de la Cruz, Spain Summa Cum Laude Margaret Anna Takacs, Brittany Michelle Tilton, with Honors in the Arts and Massilion Sciences Newbury Ana Marinkovich Tyler, Cum Laude Rachel Marie Timoneri, with Honors in the Arts and Willoughby Westlake Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude Ryan Anthony Tamburrino, with Honors in the Arts and Jacob Michael Tinlin, Sciences Sandusky Carrollton Alexandra Tzemos, Upper Andrew McMasters Tappan, Allison Marie Tischler, Arlington Cincinnati Westlake Macy Kathleen Ucchino, Emily Nicole Tara, Elyria Magna Cum Laude Youngstown with Research Distinction in English Megan Alyssa Tischler, Summa Cum Laude Kimberly Fallon Tarnoff, Miamisburg Anne Marie Umpleby, Buffalo Grove, IL Estevan Jiovanni Tobias Columbus Magna Cum Laude Molina, Tempe, AZ Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Speech Steven Michael Tolbert, Jr., and Hearing Science Elizabeth Grace Uphaus, Amanda Kathryn Tate, West Cincinnati Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Chester Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Summa Cum Laude Sciences Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Nicholas James Tomechko, Sciences Carey Ann Utz, Dublin Alyssa Megan Taylor, Forest Hill, MD Cum Laude Whitehouse Devan Renee Toncler, Kelsey E. Valles, Hurley, NY Magna Cum Laude Twinsburg Daniel James Van Horn, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Whitehouse Sciences Matthew Bryan Toney, Kaitlyn Nicole Van Kampen, Chantelle Aurrielle Taylor, Mansfield Grand Rapids, MI Alliance Patrick Flynn Toohey, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lutherville, MD with Honors in the Arts and Joi Cristina Taylor, Marion Amber Rae Torelli, Westerville Sciences Senait Temesgen, Arlington, Magna Cum Laude Tiffany Marie Van Niel, VA with Honors in the Arts and Cleveland Emily Elizabeth Tennant, Sciences Nathan Blake Vanderhorst, with Honors Research Distinction in Cincinnati Lakewood Linguistics 885 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Carli Marie Vandrak, Highland Jillian Liana Walters, Robert Dale Wendell, Heights Westerville Pearland, TX Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Abigail Christine Wentz, Stow with Honors in the Arts and Ranford Alexander Walters, Margaret Maria Wentz, Berkey Sciences Jr., Mount Pleasant, Magna Cum Laude Adam David VanLuit, Avon Jamaica with Honors in the Arts and Lake Chelsea Lucille Walton, Sciences Cum Laude Medina Alysha Laurice Werstiuk, Christopher Michael Vaughan, Evan Andrew Walton, Mineral Westerville Zanesville Ridge Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Natasha Novakovic Vickers, Lindsay Leigh Wamble, McLean, VA Sciences Cleveland Jordan Robert Werwa, Christina Marie Vidic, Peoria, Magna Cum Laude IL Maineville Anna Wang, Pickerington Joshua Benjamin Westfall, Hannah Marie Vidmar, Jiaqi Wang, Jinzhong, Shanxi Chesterland West Unity Province, China Joshua Leonard Westfall, Cum Laude Lu Wang, Beijing, China Jason W. Villwock, Portage Parma Zeya Jack Wang, Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Lakes Brittany Carol Wanner, Erica Candace Vincent, Erica Nicole Weyhe, Medina Reynoldsburg Magna Cum Laude Norwalk Nicole Alyse Wanner, Tia Elizabeth Vinci, Lindsay Brooke Wheeler, Maineville Columbus Strongsville Cum Laude Lucas Daniel Vista, Spencer Daniel Keene Whisnant, Andrew J. Ward, Medina Orange, CA Rachel Caye Vlaskovich, Jacqueline Nicole Ward, Springfield Allison Leigh Whitacre, Hilliard Reynoldsburg Aiesha Ashley White, Katherine Tribbett Voldrich, India D’Erica Warfield, Dayton Solon Cincinnati David Andrew Solomon Cum Laude Cum Laude Warnock, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Emmett John Vollenweider III, Cum Laude Sciences Westerville Jamie Lee Warren, Jenera Brennan Mary Ellen White, Clara Marie Von Ins, Sugar Justin Derek Warren, Carlisle, Mansfield Grove PA Clayton Richard White, Dublin Cum Laude Aaron Daniel Warthen, Dustin Michael White, Aubry Nicole Vonck, Mount Newark Mansfield Vernon Kahlen Scott Washington, Joseph Dua White, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Sciences Columbus Jason Luke Wachs, Houston, Jennifer Lynnette Watkins, Mary Ellen White, Kettering Magna Cum Laude TX Coshocton Kaitlin Elizabeth Watterson, Racheal Anise Whitley, Plain Sara Ann Wagers, Newport, City MI Lebanon Magna Cum Laude Brandon Nathan Whitlow, Los Ednice Wagnac, Pickerington Angeles, CA Adam Jay Wagner, Tiffin Ashley Nicole Watts, Rockford, IL Benjamin Robert Whitmore, Brittany Kay Wagner, Fremont Columbus Amber N. Wakefield, Olney, IL James Joseph Weaver, Groveport Breanna Marie Whitslar, Autumn Adrianna-Rose Seville Walke, Minford Kyle G. Weemhoff, Chagrin Falls Emily Christine Widener, Andrew Richard Macklin Springfield Walker, Canton Kyra Marie Weems, Akron Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Alexandra Regan Wallace, Carlene Marie Weisenbach, Patrick David Widmann, West Centerville Dublin Chester Cum Laude Cum Laude Ashley Minj’on Wilbert, Toledo Alysson Walling, Marco Island, Loring Alan Weisenberger II, Kelly Theresa Wild, Mendota FL Lithopolis Heights, MN Emily Jean Walsh, Pittsburgh, with Distinction in the Arts Magna Cum Laude PA Rachel Elizabeth Weiskittle, with Honors in the Arts and Barklay Dane Walter, Kings Centerville Sciences Mills Magna Cum Laude Allison Christine Wiley, Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Barberton Clayton Dwyer Walter, Psychology Cum Laude Norwalk Daniel Elliott Weiss, Chelsea Mae Wiley, Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Beachwood Cameron Dylan Wilk, Shaker with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Heights Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Gene Wilson Wilkes III, Rebecca Lynn Walter, Sciences Ijamsville, MD Columbus Christopher Edwin Welker, Rachel Nicole Wilkins, Canal Cum Laude Delaware Winchester Zachary Glenn Wellen, Marlboro, NJ 886 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Allison Leigh Williams, Upper Anna Lynn Wotowiec, Jingyao Zhang, China Arlington Independence Xuan Zhang, Wuhan Brian Michael Williams, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Calvin Alan Wray, Marion Beryl Zhao, Kansas City, MO Brody M. Williams, Bay Village Katherine Elizabeth Wrenn, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Sandusky with Honors in the Arts and Daniel Earl Williams, Toledo Jessica Lynn Wright, Powell Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Mengyao Zheng, China Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Emi Elizabeth Williams, Sciences Yang Zhou, Qingdao, Hudson Keith William Wright, Logan Shangdong, China Garrett Tanner Williams, John Gregory Wyman, Magna Cum Laude Dayton Worthington Hong Zhu, Shanghai, China Maya Eloise Wyman, Oberlin Summa Cum Laude Kelli Marie Williams, Kaitlin Kristine Zitello, Worthington Sarah Elizabeth Wynn, Brunswick Marysville Matthew A. Williams, Stephanie Eva Renee Znosko, Columbus Fagiona Xhemali, Ferma Clirim Fier, Albania Newark Scott Richard Williams, Toledo Cum Laude Sean Aaron Williams, Dayton Brandon Kyle Yackey, Akron Melissa C. Zoerner, Owings, Magna Cum Laude Casey Eileen Williamson, MD Mansfield with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Magna Cum Laude Kevin Thomas Williamson, Thomas Joseph Yancoskie, Mark Charles Zronek, Blacklick Woodbridge, VA Twinsburg Cum Laude Ashley Marie Yassall, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Joseph Ryan Zuckerman, Sciences Brookfield Alfred D. Yates, Galena Highland Park, IL Mateo Amaral Williamson, with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Bethesda Sciences Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Phillip Alan Zunshine, Upper Paige Louise Williamson, Arlington Perrysburg Caitlin R. Yoak, Newark Lexis Lynn Yoha, Mansfield with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Natalie Yoon, Westerville Kristin Marie Willson, Kent Summa Cum Laude Bachelor of Arts in Magna Cum Laude Alexander J. Young, Journalism with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Sciences Hayden Scott Young, Solon Nadine Majdi Akra, Findlay Lindsay Danielle Wilmes, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Clermont, FL with Honors in the Arts and Ashley Kristin Albertson, Claudia Ann Wilson, Buffalo, Sciences Coshocton NY Jake Giovanni Young, Rocky Cum Laude Tessa Claire Wilson, Stow River Elyse Marie Applewhite, with Honors in the Arts and Summa Cum Laude Atlanta, GA Sciences Robert Kevin Young, New Todd Michael Avery, Jackson, Zuri M. Wilson, Atlanta, GA Albany MI Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Adam Paul Windnagel, Lindsey Carolyn Barrett, Strongsville Sciences Julia Katherine Yount, Grove Vincent Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Anthony Joseph Windsor II, City Sara Meleka Youssef, Cairo, Justine Rose Boggs, Huber Heights Mansfield Cum Laude Egypt Lauren Michelle Zacks, Bexley Theresa Keller Brady, Port Thorla T. Winston, Chester, NY Worthington Summa Cum Laude Lauren Joy Zahler, Lewis Magna Cum Laude Sara Nicole Winter, Delphos Christopher James Braun, Kelsi Jo Wittum, Hilliard Center Rebecca May Zak, Valley Beavercreek Magna Cum Laude Bianca S. Briggs, Hamilton with Research Distinction in Speech View and Hearing Science Trevor Alan Zang, Avon Lake Lauren Nicole Brown, Atlanta, Shaina Wolfe, Miami, FL Genevieve Elizabeth Zanin, GA Kristin Nicole Wood, Mason Summa Cum Laude Stow Lauren Nicole Clark, Junction Sara Ann Wood, Norwalk Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Michael Sturgeon Zappolo, City Magna Cum Laude Bryn Avery Woodhouse, Scituate, MA Grandview Heights Jenelle Elizabeth Cooper, Janelle Lynn Zartman, Canton Springfield Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Alexander Charles Zavala, Iliana Nomaki Corfias, Sciences Perrysburg Gallipolis Weston Michael Woodly, Lani Melissa Zelaya, Hilliard Thomas James Doohan, Columbus Jane Yiyi Zhang, Centerville Wooster Dustin Gerald Woods, Celina Cum Laude Kari Leigh Fox, Marietta 887 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Grant Baxter Gannon, Findlay Amanda Katherine Bochnak, Marcus Adam Covelli, Mentor Katharine Elizabeth Higgins, Granville Magna Cum Laude St. Louis, MO Magna Cum Laude Jeneane Amina Dunlap, Danielle Elece Hixenbaugh, Aleine Elizabeth Burke, Glenford Lima Worthington Rebekah Hester Edie, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Savannah, GA Andrew James Holleran, Antonette Marie Clancy, North Magna Cum Laude Herndon, VA Olmsted with Distinction in Dance Katie SueEllen Howard, Magna Cum Laude Matthew Raymond Farmer, Circleville Rachel Scott Cornelius, Newark Magna Cum Laude Columbus Sherry Anita Broome-Farris, Alexandria Kristine Janneck, Cum Laude Columbus Cincinnati Matthew Lee Fenstermaker, Kelsey Lynn Finnie, Magna Cum Laude Arcadia Reynoldsburg Kenneth Ranzy Johnson, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Clayton Paul Ford, Rockford Queens, NY Lindsay Marie Gietz, Sylvania Charles Anthony Thomas SungEun Jung, Seoul, South Magna Cum Laude Hairston, Columbus Tiffany Renee Hitt, Korea Cum Laude Cum Laude Pickerington Mary Evelyn Hammond, Stephanie Njoki Kariuki, Laura Ann Koontz, Solon Columbus Columbus Summa Cum Laude Mary Catherine Hayes, with Honors in the Arts and Kaitlyn Elizabeth McClary, Newark Sciences Lewis Center Magna Cum Laude Andrew Linden Keller, Cum Laude Timothy Gaelen Hill, Shaker Cincinnati Shannon Marie Mitchell, Heights Magna Cum Laude Columbus with Distinction in Art with Research Distinction in Summa Cum Laude Eric Ramsey Hines, Columbus Political Science Helen Park, Perrysburg Cum Laude Hyeri Kim, Seoul, South Korea Cum Laude Madeline Michelle Irmen, Matthew William Kraus, Jenna Maree Pickett, Lewis Holland Hudson Center Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts with Honors in the Arts and Nicole Lucia Plantone-Roholt, with Distinction in Dance Sciences Canton Crystal Francine Irvin, Alexandra Lynn Marotti, Summa Cum Laude Columbus Bellefontaine Robin Elizabeth Rector, Cum Laude Cum Laude Homerville Kirk Edward Jackson, Lewis with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Center Sciences Jennifer Lynn Rolsten, Toledo Katherine Anne Jacobs, Alyssa Lowman Mizesko, New Cum Laude Albany Vassalboro, ME Michele Kathryn Wood, Magna Cum Laude Alexandra M. Petrillo, Valhalla, Charleston, WV Emily Bernadette Jones, NY Magna Cum Laude Tecumseh, MI

Sarah Michelle Pfledderer, Summa Cum Laude Sidney with Honors in the Arts Cum Laude Bachelor of Fine Arts with Distinction in Dance Amanda Grace Pierce, Bexley Jessica Ayanna Jones, Cum Laude Jacqueline Jeanette Adams, Cincinnati Alexis Valentine Preskar, Worthington Kiersten Michelle Kollins, Lancaster Elizabeth Clair Alvarez, Dublin Cum Laude Gahanna Michael Anthony LaGruth, Madeline Fitzgerald Roth, Corey Ray Basham, Gahanna Berea Shaker Heights Andrew James Blankenship, Ashley Marie Luzader, Jon Ross Shields, Sandusky Circleville Reynoldsburg Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Ellen Marie Maynard, Phoenix, Sciences Erin Michelle Blunt, Franklin, AZ Allison Renee Slonaker, TN Summa Cum Laude Sidney Magna Cum Laude with Distinction in Dance Evan Levy Speyer, Sylvania Jennifer Elyse Brannon, Elizabeth J. McCloskey, Azle, Emily Nicole Tara, Elyria Dublin TX Quentin Joseph Burley, Magna Cum Laude Natalee E. Walker, Dover with Distinction in Art Poland Cum Laude Alicia Lee Meredith, New with Honors in the Arts Kensington, PA Bachelor of Art with Distinction in Dance Levi J. Miller, Lexington Education Joshua Ryan Clark, Erika Nichole Mugglin, Worthington Columbus Erin Elizabeth Betsko, Magna Cum Laude Elizabeth Mary Nelson, Delaware Grace Renae Cooper, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Columbus Adam August Olds, Sandusky Magna Cum Laude 888 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Sean Michael Palmer, Findlay Marian Taylor Reed, Ashland Mark David Tegtmeier, West Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Salem with Distinction in Art with Honors in the Arts Cum Laude Rachel Marie Poe, Upper Andrew Michael Richard, Emily Frances Vallo, Hilliard Arlington Hilliard Cum Laude Cum Laude Timothy John Shuster, Ocean Mark Lee Wallace, Huber Dana Rae Portwood, City, MD Heights Cleveland Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Michelle Yvette Reid, Dayton Erin Elizabeth Steele, Spring George Andrew Wilkin, Lake Alex Danielle Rocca, Gahanna Green, WI Zurich, IL Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Andrew Joel Romanko, Chelsea Elise Tanner, Dublin Sycamore Mark Lee Wallace, Huber Rachel Cabalan Ross, Heights Bachelor of Science in Columbus Magna Cum Laude Design Ryan Thomas Esau Sabine, George Andrew Wilkin, Lake Circleville Zurich, IL Jon Matthew Adams, Xenia Carrie Anne Semple, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Ashley Nicole Williams, Jesse Elizabeth Allen, Magna Cum Laude Canton Columbus Satoko Shimizu, Worthington Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Maria Zarick, Mason Cristina Marie Badurina, Renee Josephine Stanko, Columbus Dublin Michael Kevin Bower, Benjamin R. Swisher, Bachelor of Music Centerville Mansfield Education Cum Laude Rachel Elizabeth Switlick, Naikwan Cheung, Hong Kong Punxsutawney, PA John Patrick Barrett, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Youngstown Jennifer Mae Clark, Columbus with Distinction in Dance Heath Daniel Barron, Milan Samantha Leigh Corden, Alexander Ananda Tarzan, Summa Cum Laude Woodstock, CT Canton with Honors in the Arts Sarah Ann Coughlin, Dublin Wesley Aaron Tyree, Benjamin Joseph Coghan, Adeline Rose Cox, Hudson Columbus Waldorf, MD Natalie Marie D’Andrea, Hannah Rachel Wasserman, Charles Thomas Combs, Jr., Cuyahoga Falls Lansdale, PA Pickerington Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Camilla Mae Dorinsky, with Distinction in Dance James Timothy Cordle, Grove Columbus Cameron Tyler Williams, City Summa Cum Laude Westerville Cum Laude Thomas James Doyle, Sean Michael Patrick DeLong, Baltimore, MD Bay Village Cum Laude Bachelor of Music Cum Laude Kimberly Allegra Gombita, Megan Jean Dougherty, Lebanon John Patrick Barrett, Louisville Summa Cum Laude Youngstown Magna Cum Laude Casey Afton Hess, Westerville Benjamin Joseph Coghan, Alexander Douglas Gerhard, Cum Laude Waldorf, MD Pickerington Joshua Brandon Higgins, Destiny Lauren Coleman, Mariah Kathleen Holt, Cincinnati Blacklick Brockport, NY Katelyn Jeanne Hoffman, Rebecca Anne Flore, Monaca, Cum Laude Lewis Center Cum Laude PA Amanda Patrice Lyon, Adamstown, MD with Honors in the Arts Magna Cum Laude Elizabeth Jane Javorek, with Distinction in Music Theory Summa Cum Laude Kristen Nicole Kurivial, Bryan Philip John Paul McIntosh, Chesterland Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Fraser, MI Johnathan Placido Mendes, with Honors in the Arts Jonathan David Lampley, with Distinction in Visual Tallmadge Winchester, VA Communication Design Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Amanda Jou, Westerville Amanda Patrice Lyon, Samuel Robert Piehl, Medina Magna Cum Laude Adamstown, MD Magna Cum Laude Stephen Herbert Kaes, Summa Cum Laude Lucas Donovan Snader, Cincinnati Matthew James Meade, West Ashland Johanna Gloria Klein, Concord Chester Hannah Shava Sterman, Bath Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Kathryn Jean Kramer, Behzad Karim Namazi, Shiraz, with Honors in the Arts Marlyn Dale Strickland, Worthington Iran Cum Laude Cum Laude Beavercreek Kelsey Marie Kulesza, Jacob Rapport, Cleveland Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts Tallmadge Michelle Kwak, Chicago, IL 889 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Michael Austin LeRoy, Aleksandra Igorevna Elizabeth Catherine Baack, Cranberry Township, PA Adamovich, Powell Grove City Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Michael Jonathan Maclean, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Gahanna Sciences Sciences Ciera Jade Mahon, Zanesville with Honors Research Distinction in Donald Lee Bacharowski, Microbiology Katherine Elizabeth Mansfield, Columbus Kathleen Mae Adams, Mount Brendon Alexander Badway, Cleveland Heights Gilead Alyssa Michelle Martin, Parma Alpha, NJ Tyler Elliott Adamson, Madelyne Anne Bagley, Oak Kelly Ann McNicholas, Stow Tiltonsville Summa Cum Laude Lawn, IL Brooke Alyson Mentzer, Mount Sarah Olivia Adelsperger, Abraham Baidoo, Columbus Vernon Upper Sandusky Cum Laude Sara E. Olson, Mason Matt Robert Adkins, South Dalton Scott Baita, Rochester, Summa Cum Laude Solon NH Cameron James Reagan, Maxwell Gregory Adler, Plain Matthew Michael Baker, Columbus City Columbus Jaime Avenelle Renard, Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Waterville Bradley James Ballard, Sciences Hamilton Alexander Gregory Safchuk, Eleni Agrotis, Montevideo, MN Bethesda, MD Terrence Anthony Banks, Jr., Farah Fayyaz Ahmed, Saudi Cleveland Heights Magna Cum Laude Arabia with Honors in the Arts Jacob David Baringer, Jeremy Nathan Sanders, Joy Antoinette Alaimo, Brook Westlake Columbus Park Brittany Ann Barnett, Cum Laude Matthew Alan Seibert, with Honors in the Arts and Westerville Kettering Sciences with Research Distinction in Xiaoteng Shi, Shanghai, China Christopher John Albers, West Psychology Matthew Ray Thornburg, Chester Lindsay Barounis, Columbus Cum Laude Kinnelon, NJ Benjamin Joel Albrecht, Evan M. Trickey, Toledo Jessica Jo Bartholomew, Liberty Township Amherst Cum Laude Crystal Annette Alford, John Eric Vanderveen, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Sciences Pittsburgh, PA Magna Cum Laude Benjamin James Bartley, Cum Laude Sharmarke Mohamed Ali, Julie Anne Voss, Powell Wickliffe Mogudisha, Somalia Chelsea L. Bartolomucci, Magna Cum Laude Jason Michael Amerine, Xueting Wang, Shenyang, Ostrander Hilliard Elizabeth Baskin, Bexley China Mrugesh Bhavesh Amin, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Whitney Shannell Weaver, Mumbai, India with Honors in the Arts and Payal Amin, Springfield Sciences Baltimore Nathan Robert Batchelor, Courtney Suzanne Zeleznik, Chibuokem Goodluck Amuneke-Nze, Mansfield, Double Springs, AL Pittsburgh, PA Magna Cum Laude TX Cum Laude Adam Robert Battershell, Tyler William Anderson, Lewis Hicksville Bachelor of Science Center Matthew David Bear, Powell Magna Cum Laude David Lee Beard, Gahanna Genevieve Lynne Abbiss, with Honors in the Arts and Sean Christopher Beattie, Olmsted Township Sciences Columbus Mahmod Widaatalla Abdalla, Hans Wolfram Andrews, Brian Frederick Beckman, Columbus Lancaster, PA Canal Winchester Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Leonid Bederman, Solon with Research Distinction in Matthew S. Antalis, Delphos Magna Cum Laude Geographic Information Science Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Hibo Hassan Abdi, Salem, OR Angela Aquino, Toledo Sciences Shirwa Abdi, Mogadisho, Sahil Arora, Gahanna with Honors Research Distinction Somalia Stephen Osameh Attar, Joseph Matthew Bedich, Nurlaila Asyura Binti Abdul Canton Howland Habir, Ryan Joseph Auker, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Port Dickson, Malaysia Cum Laude Tarek Atef Behery, Columbus Birra Taha Abdurehman, Megan Mackenzie Auld, Park John Phillip Bell, Broadview Toronto, ON, Canada Ridge, IL Heights Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Logan Thomas Bell, Galion Hanisah Binti Abu Hasan, with Honors in the Arts and Johor, Malaysia Sciences Brittany Nicole Austin, Dayton

890 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Tara Lindsey Benninger, Zack Vincent Borelli, Upper Princess Grace Campos, Worthington Arlington Pickerington Cum Laude Cum Laude Cristen Liesse Carlson, Dublin with Honors in the Arts and Nicholas Matthew Borth, Timothy Ellis Carpenter, Sciences Waterford, WI Westerville with Honors Research Distinction in Patrick Robert Bortz, Psychology Amanda Renee Carroll, Andrew Garrett Bentley, Steubenville Dayton Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Athens with Research Distinction in Cum Laude Kelsey Jo Carter, Rushville, IN Psychology Summa Cum Laude Stephen Alexander Bergman, Nicole Lynn Boudreau, Dublin Samuel Lee Carter, Wellington Brecksville Rigbe Mengesha Berhane, Joshua David Boyer, East Westerville Daniel Spencer Case, Findlay Liverpool Cum Laude Kimberly Brooke Bethea, Sarah Katherine Brad, Dayton with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati John Michael Braddock, Sciences Magna Cum Laude Findlay Michael Ceferino Cata, with Honors in the Arts and Kettering Sciences Ian Douglas Brandeberry, Magna Cum Laude Premal H. Bhatt, Dublin Arcanum Alexandra Lynn Brandt, with Honors in the Arts and Elisabeth Faye Bianco, Sciences Wadsworth Chagrin Falls Tyler Alan Cawrse, New Cum Laude Cum Laude Sarah Renee Branson, St. London with Research Distinction in Carlin Virginia Cera, Brookville Chemistry Louis, MO Cum Laude Dmitriy Bikmayev, Cincinnati Jordan Marie Brauner, Alejandra Cervantes, George Thaddeus Billman, Westerville Columbus Columbus with Research Distinction Tatiana Breslavets, Columbus Cassandra Renee Chagnon, Xin Bin, Guangzhou, China Clyde William Dionis Biscarri, Elizabeth Kleine Brokamp, Cincinnati Alexander Michael Chaitoff, Lancaster Solon Cum Laude Michael Patrick Bromley, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Broadview Heights with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Taylor Rey Brooks, Brookfield Sciences Kelsey Marie Bisson, Akron Cum Laude Jun Ian Chan, Kuala Lumpur, Magna Cum Laude Matt Scott Broughton, Malaysia with Honors in the Arts and Delaware Sciences Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Brad C. Brown, Pandora Steven James Chandler, Geological Sciences Scott Allen Bryant, North Gahanna Zachary Marc Bittinger, Royalton Magna Cum Laude Strongsville Heidi Marie Buckeye, Michael Chang, Canfield Magna Cum Laude Columbus Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Eric Allan Bucklew, Pittsburgh, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences PA Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Emily Lynn Blake, Zanesville Summa Cum Laude Molecular Genetics Philip Andrew Blake, with Honors in the Arts and Bellefontaine Sciences Matthew David Chastang, Robert James Blizzard, Andrew Wallace Buelow, Cincinnati Englewood Centerville Helen Chen, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lian Nicole Chen, Alexandria, with Honors in the Arts and Claire Rae Burkhalter, LA Sciences Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Rachel Elizabeth Blue, Cameron Joseph Burmeister, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Monticello, MN Toledo Cum Laude Olivia Mei Chen, Yellow Megan Marie Butler, Cincinnati Springs with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Marylouise Patricia Bohannon, Sciences Georgetown Sciences Allyson Kathryn Byrne, Mount with Honors Research Distinction Alexis Samudra Bolt, Sterling Xueyi Chen, Guangdong, Grandview Heights Magna Cum Laude China Ashley Marie Bonamer, Kirsten Ann Cadman, Raleigh, Magna Cum Laude Broadview Heights NC Thomas George Cheslik, Cum Laude Emre Resat Cakmak, Munroe Youngstown with Honors in the Arts and Falls Magna Cum Laude Sciences Marshall Clarke Callahan, with Honors in the Arts and Jenna Rose Bonfiglio, Liberty Township Sciences Twinsburg Cum Laude Sarah Jean Chinchic, Cum Laude Melissa Callahan, Cincinnati Pickerington Lydia C. Campbell, Bellville Jessica Chou, Centerville Summa Cum Laude 891 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Daniel Wai-Fook Chow, North Michael Ram Dasu, Canfield Allison Marie Dugan, Niles Canton Cum Laude Cum Laude Eric Chu, Cincinnati Heather Marie Davis, with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Cincinnati Sciences David Anthony Clarke, Robert Joseph L. De Guzman, with Honors Research Distinction in Biology Centerville Cleveland Dheeraj Duggineni, Louisville, Matthew Kevin Cline, Plain Charles Antoine Edouard KY City Dean, Columbus with Research Distinction Dillon Christopher Clouse, with Research Distinction in Kevin Lee Duncan, Granville Evolution and Ecology Emily Ann DeDonato, Fayetteville Magna Cum Laude Caitlin Marie Dupont, with Honors in the Arts and Maumee Sciences Summa Cum Laude Whitehall, PA Katelyn Rae Cody, Toledo with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude with Research Distinction Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction Robert Scott Easterling, Sciences Marshall Eric Deese, Hilliard Seville Susan Elizabeth Coffey, Matthew Scot Deffenbaugh, with Honors in the Arts and Chagrin Falls Wapakoneta Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Dino John DeGirolamo, Microbiology with Honors in the Arts and Canton Sciences Jonathan Mark Eberle, Nicholas Joshua Deis, Bowling Green Kienan Robert Coffman, Westerville Sunbury Scott Robert Eble, Mentor Magna Cum Laude Ty Nathaniel Echard, Lindsay Paige Collart, with Research Distinction in Winterset Economics Lancaster Zachary James Colles, Joseph Tavares Delanis, Justin Curtis Eckelberry, Lyndhurst Chesterland Flowery Branch, GA Ethan Michael Collins, Ada Carolyn Ann Delevich, Cary, IL Melissa Anne Eckes, Michael Victor Cook, Upper Sarah Elizabeth DeLong, Cincinnati Arlington Laurelville Katharine Paige Eisenstodt, Todd Michael Corbey, Toledo Roxanne Marie Demarest, Toledo Cum Laude Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and John Christopher Corvo, Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Powell Catherine Anne Eitel, Upper Magna Cum Laude Sciences Christopher Peter Costin, Vilok Desai, Mansfield Arlington Columbus Cum Laude Mitchell Davis Ellinger, West Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Jefferson Megan Elizabeth Cotrell, Lima Sciences Sarah Christine Elliott, with Honors in the Arts and Chelsea Anne Devitt, Worthington Sciences Carrollton Steven Daniel Elliott, Auburn Steven Michael Cox, Norwood Andrew Deyo, Mount Vernon Township Magna Cum Laude Charles Wilson Diamond, Samantha Christine Rose Abby Rose Crock, Pittsburgh, Columbus Ellis, Brunswick PA Cum Laude Cum Laude Brian Alan Crofoot, Lorain with Research Distinction in Deniz Ibrahim Eren, Lorain Stephen Joseph Cummings, Geological Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Julia Veronica DiFiore, Moon Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Township, PA Emre Arthur Eren, Lorain Sciences Cum Laude Cum Laude Lauren Elizabeth Cupito, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Loveland Sara Christine Dillon, Magna Cum Laude Kayle Michael Erickson, with Honors in the Arts and Mansfield Cincinnati Sciences Hershel Eli Dobkin, Bexley Cum Laude Kaila Eileen Dafforn, Magna Cum Laude Michael Peter Erossy, Naperville, IL Jessica Rose Doll, Fairfield Olmsted Falls Joanna Connolly Daigle, Kathleen Michele Dotts, Cum Laude Pittsburgh, PA Worthington with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Caty Palma Escobar, Lanham, Sciences Jennifer Lauren Drue, MD Kelsey Rae Dailey, Chardon Zanesville Abigail Elizabeth Evans, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Geological Sciences Brett Edward Evans, North Dustin Trile Dang, Bellbrook Canton Danielle Marie Danko, Walton Hills 892 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Alexander Wayne Eyre, Christopher E. Gaw, Tyler Edward Greenlee, Pataskala Cleveland Brecksville Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Caleb Joseph Fairley, with Honors in the Arts and Joseph Dean Greer, Dublin Cincinnati Sciences Nathan M. Gress, West Christina Jessica Falugi, with Honors Research Distinction Lafayette Dayton Kesey Therese Geiger, Zhiyan Gu, Shenyang, Alexander Charles Faulk, Strongsville Liaoning, China Lexington Mary Gemmel, Youngstown Cum Laude Megan Catherine Feagles, Simeon Pandov Georgiev, Leah Christine Guerra, Loveland Cincinnati Mechanicsburg, VA Magna Cum Laude John Bookser Feister, Cum Laude Gina Marie Gerardo, Tamer Hany Guirguis, Cincinnati Brecksville Summa Cum Laude Honolulu, HI Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Kristin Leigh Gunn, Milford Sciences Adam Alexander Gerow, Jeremy Allen Gurr, Joseph Thomas Ferraro, Brecksville Amersfoort, Netherlands Amir Gholizadeh, Akron Marlboro, NJ Mark Joseph Guseman, Cum Laude Mary Kathryn Giardina, Westerville with Honors in the Arts and Sandusky Summa Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Sterling Field, Ann Arbor, MI Alisha Kaye Gibson, West Sciences with Research Distinction in Plant, Middletown Jennifer Catherine Haas, Cellular, and Molecular Biology Colleen Diane Gibson, Columbus Jonathan David Filippi, Katy, Strongsville Matthew Lyle-Francis Habina, TX Nicholas M. Gillotti, Columbus Eastlake Stephen Andrew Firkins, Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Delaware with Honors in the Arts and Erik Glenn Hail, Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Michael Stephen Gleckler, Sciences Sciences Columbus Richardo George Hairston II, Sarah Christine Fitz, Grove Cum Laude Columbus City Vidya Gogineni, Beavercreek Brynn Leigh Hamann, Hilliard Ryan Anthony FitzGerald, Nandan Satish Gokhale, Jeffrey Michael Hampton, Pepper Pike Pune, India Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Chantal Renee Hand, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Waterford Brian Michael Flaherty, with Honors Research Distinction in Sherie Marie Hanna, Gahanna Microbiology Columbus Jessica Marie Fortney, Tsehainish Ayele Golla, Cum Laude Brunswick Columbus Haley Hansen, Whittier, CA Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Katharine Hannah Hardy, with Honors in the Arts and Zachary Avital Goodman, Milford Sciences Northbrook, IL Amelia Anne Hargrove, Larissa Danielle Foster, Magna Cum Laude Jarrettsville, MD Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Stormie Mychal Harlan, Kristin Ann Frederick, Harrison Sciences Columbus Nathan Charles Friend, with Honors Research Distinction in Molecular Genetics Jason Scott Harrison, Springfield, TN Tyler Ellis Gordon, Westerville Columbus Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Charles Glen Harshman, Troy Paul Michael Fruth, Tiffin with Honors in the Arts and Alex Stephen Hartlage, West Rebecca Lynn Fussner, Sciences Chester Aurora Madison Dugan Goudy, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Wheaton, IL with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Sciences Sciences Ricardo Granados Lambea, with Honors Research Distinction Robert T. Galbreath, Westerville Kaitlin Nicole Haughwout, Westerville Julius Antony Grant-Gubbins, Reynoldsburg Andrew Sebastian Gallagher, Columbus Michelle Lauren Hawkins, Pittsburgh, PA Garrison Gilchrist Graves, Solon Cum Laude Grandview Heights Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Sciences Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Megan Elizabeth Gray, Yaxuan He, Baotou, China Astronomy Woodbridge, VA Tara Nicole Healey, Delta Lindsay Lavaughn Gatchel, Cum Laude John P. Greco, Las Vegas, NV Junction, AK East Palestine Cum Laude Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Nicholas Jay Greene, Akron Sarah Elizabeth Hecht, Bexley

893 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Mike Hegarty, Avon Lake Chad Douglas Hudgins, Kathryn Diane Keister, with Research Distinction in Kettering Worthington Classics Maya Christine Hughes, Magna Cum Laude Ryan Michael-James Heil, Van Dayton David Cody Kelch, Grafton Wert Magna Cum Laude Logan Randolph Kilbride, Tyler Nicholas Heisler-Taylor, Meredith Lynn Hunsaker, Wadsworth Edgerton Columbus Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Zachary Ross Hurley, Hilliard with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Samantha Lynn Huston, Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Aurora Hang Seok Kim, Daejeon, Physics South Korea Ben Theodore Hemmelgarn, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Joshua Beckyeon Kim, Dublin Hamilton Sciences Lisa Meeyun Kim, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude India Lynn Hutchison, Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Chillicothe Nadia Imran, Chichawatni, Sciences with Honors Research Distinction in Blaine Joseph Kincaid, Molecular Genetics Pakistan Tyler Matthew Hendryx, West Amirah Binti Ismail, Shah Springboro Chester Alam, Malaysia Anthony Wainaina Kiragu, David Scott Henry, Amherst Marola Wessam Issa, Olmsted Nairobi, Kenya Arne Harald Hensler, Hartville Falls James Dominic Kleinfelder, Magna Cum Laude Rebecca Eleanore Ita, Medina Cincinnati Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Elijah Andrew Kleman, Ryan James Herald, Beaver, Sciences Columbus Grove PA Cesar Roberto Iturriaga, Christina Elizabeth Knight, Magna Cum Laude Copley Canton Rebecca Lee Herman, Newark Wesley Jenq, Upper Arlington Magna Cum Laude Jalisa Marie Herron, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Reynoldsburg Guoqiang Jin, Jiashan, Sciences Jay Francis Hines, Upper Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China Laura Marie Knight, Green Arlington Magna Cum Laude Neil Gordon Knight, Lorain Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Siqi Jin, Nanjing, China with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences Sciences Sonam Kumari Jindal, Garrett Lyn Hodge, Valley Nikkia Lex Knudsen, Kent Cincinnati Elisabeth Anne Kocher, View with Honors in the Arts and Trevor Douglas Holl, Chardon Sciences Galloway Alexander David Holzer, Benjamin Leonhart Johnson, Pooja Kodali, Canton, MI Dublin Columbus Danielle Samantha Kohan, Christopher Lee Howard, Brenton Richard Johnson, Youngstown Hilliard Galena Jacob Anthony Koopman, Geoffrey Hamilton Briggs Magna Cum Laude Wellsville Emily Bernadette Jones, Cum Laude Howard, Powell Nicholas Joseph Kosar, Magna Cum Laude Tecumseh, MI Samantha Hope Howard, Summa Cum Laude Plainsboro David Jou, Westerville Summa Cum Laude Cleveland with Honors in the Arts and Lukas Daniel Hoyt, New Cum Laude Nnamdi Amihe Kalu, Sciences Concord Matthew James Kotapish, Joseph Frank Hribar, Jr., Westerville Alexander Kevin Kammerer, Akron Sagamore Hills Cum Laude Yang Hu, Changsha, China Bel Air, MD Bradley Phillip Kotecki, Chengcheng Huang, Lauren Elizabeth Kane, Independence Changsha, Hunan, China Willoughby Hills Cum Laude Kailin Huang, Foshan Samuel Ampong Kankam, with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Accra, Ghana Sciences Xiaowei Huang, Guangzhou, John Jordan Karvounides, Meera Kamlesh Kothari, China Tallmadge Cincinnati Cum Laude Leonid Katsman, Mayfield Christian Joseph Kozlowski, Chelsea Nicole Huber, Avon Heights West Chester Lake Benjamin Allen Kaumeyer, Katherine Lynn Kraemer, Cum Laude Columbus Cincinnati with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Patrick Wallace Krantz, Joseph Eugene Huber, Sciences Sylvania Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Brent Joseph Kraus, Molecular Genetics Cum Laude Cincinnati Gabriela Rose Keeton, with Honors in the Arts and Benjamin Jones Kreinbrink, Sciences Cincinnati Cum Laude Ottawa

894 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Erin Elizabeth Kretovics, Jason Andrew Levine, New Kenton Hayes Macdowell, Sheffield Village Albany Columbus Cum Laude Emily Marie Lewis, Fairview Megan Elizabeth Mackessy, Shelby M. Kretz, Toledo Park Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Caitlin Elizabeth Mackey, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Westerville Sciences Sciences Nicole Elizabeth Maher, with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors Research Distinction Psychology Katherine Annette Lewis, Perrysburg Cum Laude Kwan Mo Ku, Seoul, South Cincinnati Korea with Honors in the Arts and Jianguo Li, Columbus Sciences Richard Lee Kubiak II, Meiqi Li, Guangzhou, China Neha Ashok Mali, Dublin Boardman Magna Cum Laude Kaitlin Marie Mallory, Cum Laude Yang Li, Hangzhou, China Thomas Kelly Kuehn, Pickerington Cum Laude Kaitlin Elizabeth Maloney, Columbus Rebecca Aviva Lieberman, Cum Laude Avon Cleveland Divya Manda, New Albany with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Pei-Han Kuo, Taipei, Taiwan, Sciences Sciences ROC with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Neuroscience Ashley L. Mangaraj, Dublin Frans Raharja Kurniawan, Hayden Mark Lienau, Jennifer Charlene March, Indonesia Prescott, AZ Jefferson Matthew David Kushner, Yi Juin Liew, Kuala Lumpur, Cum Laude Mentor Malaysia Mollie Joy Marcus, Katherine Sarah Lagree, Magna Cum Laude Beachwood Pittsburgh David Bruno Lioi, Canton Ryan Brett Marcus, Vernon Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Hills, IL Maureen Elizabeth Lare, Chemistry Cum Laude Hilliard Kevin Thomas Litzenberg, Brian Christopher Marein, Brian Jacob Laster, Oregon Bowling Green Auburn Township Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Sciences Omar Sami Latif, Upper Chenwei Liu, China Jia Liu, Beijing, China Cory Ray Martin, Arlington Newcomerstown Cum Laude Jiayi Liu, Beijing, China Miao Liu, Beijing, China Magna Cum Laude Katlyn Nicole Latimer, New with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Alex, PA Sciences Brittnee Kirsten Laurence, Shan Liu, Anyang, Henan, Marisol Martinez, Kissimmee, Lorain China FL Cum Laude Cum Laude Yang Liu, Dublin Miguel Angel Martinez, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Sciences Magna Cum Laude Vi Thi Le, Akron with Honors in the Arts and Eric Douglas Marzec, Stephen Louis Leb, Solon Sciences Chelsea, MI Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Stephen Kwoan-En Lo, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Sciences Sciences Cum Laude Jennifer Lynn Ledermeier, with Honors in the Arts and Lauren Elizabeth Massey, Cincinnati Sciences Indianapolis, IN Magna Cum Laude Agatha L. Lee, Hong Kong Daniel Arthur Loeb, Solon Magna Cum Laude Eleftheria Zacharoula Matsa, Jessica Hyomi Lee, Gahanna with Honors in the Arts and Worthington Magna Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Christopher A. Lopez, El Paso, with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Seung Chul Lee, Seoul, South TX Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Korea Eden Ngah Den Low, Kuala Microbiology Allison Kay Lehmkuhl, Tipp Lumpur, Malaysia Kristen Cassandra Mauch, City Magna Cum Laude Amelia Summa Cum Laude Shang-Yu Lu, Busan, South Lauren Therese McCafferty, Angela Nicole Leister, Marietta Korea Brecksville Aditi Lele, Cincinnati Zhaonan Lu, Guangdong, Kiersten Meta McCartney, Benjamin Scott Leonhardt, China Newburgh, NY Cincinnati Jinyi Luo, Shanghai, China with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Zhang Ma, China Sciences Andrew Marc Leubitz, Akron Carole Elaine McCormick, Cum Laude Ashley Diane Maassen, West Lafayette, IN Chesterland with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Christina Michelle MacDonald, Sciences Choi Ting Leung, Hong Kong Ashland

895 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Brittany Rose McDonald, Matthew Robert Minotti, Cara Alicia Nadler, Oxford Dublin Hubbard with Honors in the Arts and Kayla Marceline McDonald, Magna Cum Laude Sciences Cincinnati Megan Beth Modzelewski, with Honors Research Distinction in Earth Sciences Luke McDonald, Bexley Cincinnati Ian Gerhard Moeckel, Steven Todd Nagel, Cincinnati Kyle Evan McElroy, St. Louis, Garrett Michael Neer, MO Painesville Summa Cum Laude Fairview, PA Taylor Danielle McGann, Cum Laude Dublin with Research Distinction in English Norshahirah Binti Mohamed Sabjoar Ilan Newaz, Magna Cum Laude Centerville Colin Thomas McLaughlin, Paid, Seremban, Malaysia Cum Laude Jamie Michelle Nickels, Westlake Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Nassar Mohammad, Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Columbus with Research Distinction in Sciences Hafsa Mohiuddin, Lewis Biochemistry Eric Michael McLaughlin, Center Zachary Adolph Niese, Miller Huron Ryan Dustin Moll, Springboro City Magna Cum Laude Cynthia Lauren Molnar, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Mentor with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Magna Cum Laude Sciences Jordan Teauge McNeil, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Columbus Sciences Psychology Ryan Andrew McPherson, Erick R. Montfort, Moorpark, Henry Randall Nisiobincki, Columbus CA Rocky River with Honors in the Arts and Kelsey Marie Moran, Magna Cum Laude Sciences Lakewood with Honors in the Arts and Cory Frasure Menker, St. Magna Cum Laude Sciences Marys with Honors in the Arts and Allison Marie Nosotti, DeWitt, Nicholas Vincent Messenger, Sciences MI Bowling Green with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude John Charles Michalak, Psychology with Honors in the Arts and Perrysburg Amber Nicole Morgan, Sciences Jonathan Robert Michel, Blacklick Hannah Elizabeth Novinc, Magna Cum Laude Beachwood Westerville Corbett Allen Morgan, Magna Cum Laude Thomas Patrick O’Connell, with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Dayton Sciences Trevor Blake Morlan, Magna Cum Laude with Honors Distinction in Westerville with Honors in the Arts and Mathematics Benjamin Elliott Morris, Marion Sciences Leah Ashley Morris, Sidney with Honors Research Distinction in Sarah Ann Middleton, Psychology Westerville Meghan Elizabeth Morris, Sarah Maryann O’Connor, Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Maineville with Honors in the Arts and Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Ian Haskell Mikolaj, Seville Sciences Magna Cum Laude Austin Tyler Mudd, Fishers, IN Patrick James O’Donnel, with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Sciences Andrew John Muehleisen, Miamisburg Adeline Marie Miller, Upper Sylvania Sean Michael O’Malley, Arlington Magna Cum Laude Youngstown Daniel Robert Miller, Newark with Honors in the Arts and Erin Elizabeth O’Toole, Cum Laude Sciences Chagrin Falls with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Sciences Evolution and Ecology Katherine Nicole Ochs, Scott Michael Miller, Powell Joseph Michael Mulderink, Maineville Taylor Nicole Miller, Columbus Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Eric Mulders, Troy with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Summa Cum Laude Sciences Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Alexandra Lucille Oglesbee, Brittany Nicole Mills, Floyds Sciences Columbus Knobs, IN Kyle Logan Murphy, Columbus Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Emily Anne Musal, Brunswick James Richard Olivola, with Honors in the Arts and Aric Myles Musselman, Orient Rutherford, NJ Sciences Jeremy R. Myers, New Castle, Veronica Rose Olson, Teresa Anne Mills, Fairview PA Cleveland Park with Research Distinction in Paige Marie Onweller, Molly Elizabeth Millsop, Geological Sciences Swanton Vandalia John Stephen Myers, Canal Cum Laude Cum Laude Winchester with Honors in the Arts and Mustafa Ahmed Miniato, Sciences Dublin Ian Chase Osborne, Bethel Township 896 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Edward Agyemang Osei, Sarah Peterson, Columbus Andrew Jared Rabovsky, Upper Arlington Calvin Russell Pilbeam, Beachwood Cory Robert Otis, Cincinnati Worthington Summa Cum Laude Alexandra Michelle Ozello, Julius Pilijevas, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Madison Elizabeth Marie Pleta, Sciences Ethan Isaac Palay, Solon Middleburg Heights Kusum Rai, Kathmandu, Cum Laude Emilia Susanne Plevris, Nepal Marilly Stavria Palettas, Dublin Medina Brandon Scott Rainsberger, with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sugarcreek Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Christopher Joseph Ramke, with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Clearwater, FL Molecular Genetics Joseph Michael Pochiro, Erin Alyssa Ranney, Gahanna Sitong Pan, Shenyang, China Youngstown Kathleen Ruby Ray, North Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Canton Kinjal Dineshkumar Pandya, with Honors in the Arts and Ranjini Raychaudhury, Kettering Sciences Columbus Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Psychology Sciences Joanna Mary Pogue, Andrew Richard Reed, Poland with Honors Research Distinction in Cincinnati Eric Michael Reville, Psychology Cum Laude Cleveland Heights Katherine Ann Pappa, Rachel Marta Pohnan, Cum Laude Columbus Olmsted Falls Tiffany Dawn Rhoades, Cum Laude Cum Laude Galloway Virginia Marie Parkey, Jason Michael Polder, Findlay Justin Gregory Rich, Blacklick Sheffield Village Cum Laude Lindsey Michelle Rich, Anjni I. Patel, Cleveland with Honors in the Arts and Worthington Cum Laude Sciences Anthony Jerome Richardson, with Research Distinction in Aaron Mark Pospisil, Columbus Psychology Centerburg Cum Laude Cullen Ajit Patel, Canton Magna Cum Laude Erin Irene Riley, Lorain Kishan Dhiren Patel, Dublin with Honors in the Arts and Jarryd Rivera, Dublin Summa Cum Laude Sciences Elizabeth Jeanne Rizzo, Glens with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction Sciences Daniel Thomas Powell, Falls, NY Jordan Darin Robinaugh, West Niraj Bharat Patel, Mansfield Maineville Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Liberty with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Nathaniel James Robinson, Sciences Sciences Pickerington Sarah Alexis Paul, Willoughby Edward Dessloch Powell, Summa Cum Laude Hills Selkirk, NY with Honors in the Arts and Jacob Lee Peacock, Tiffin Rebecca Lynne Prentiss, Sciences Brandon Evan Pearlman, Parma Jessica Rohr, Pickerington Highland Heights with Honors in the Arts and Brandon Michael Rohrig, Plain Summa Cum Laude Sciences City with Honors in the Arts and Kyle David Preston, Wooster Adrianne Cora Rose, Canton Sciences Alyssa Marie Price, Sean Douglas Rose, Fairfield Stephen Choi Pearson, Dublin Beavercreek Summa Cum Laude Victoria Lynn Pennington, Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Westerville with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Summa Cum Laude Sciences Loren Andrew Rosenbeck, with Honors in the Arts and Christopher Allen Price, Centerburg Sciences Hilliard Courtney Ross, Cincinnati Victor Joseph Perez, Jr., Sarah Elizabeth Proffitt, Philip Joseph Ross, Canton Arnold, MD Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Jessica Ann Prokup, Warren with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Cum Laude Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Stephen Harold Roth, with Honors Research Distinction in Sciences Tallmadge Geological Sciences Magna Cum Laude Joseph Thomas Perrault, Randall Lee Pullen, Columbus Victor Julius Puskas, Mayfield with Honors in the Arts and Columbus Sciences Summa Cum Laude Village Kelsey Lynn Roumfort, with Honors in the Arts and Hanming Qin, Qingdao, China Muscatine, IA Cum Laude Sciences Patrick Daniel Rowland, New Travis Ryan Perry, West Jessica Rose Quellhorst, Wapakoneta Albany Portsmouth Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Jared Loring Persinger, Sciences Sciences Washington Court House Shuvro Roy, Dayton Danitza Aquije Quipuscoa, Matthew C. Petek, Amherst Summa Cum Laude James Paul Peters, Mentor Hilliard with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Sciences 897 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Melissa Royce, Willoughby Timothy Edward Seither, Breonna Nicolette Slocum, Kara Beth Ruder, Cincinnati Cincinnati Ravenna Magna Cum Laude Margaret Anne SeLid, Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Carlos Serna, Brownsville, TX Sciences with Honors Research Distinction with Honors Research Distinction in Nicholas John Ruhrkraut, Morgan Cecelia Seving, Microbiology Broadview Heights Sidney Christopher Fletcher Slone, Cum Laude Nicholas Edward Shaffer, Cincinnati with Honors in the Arts and Cincinnati Brian E. Slusher, Kettering Sciences Rebecca Lynn Shaffer, Shelby Cum Laude Steven William Ruiz, West Mena Shokry Shafiek, with Honors in the Arts and Chester Columbus Sciences Justin Daniel Rupp, Lisbon Pujan V. Shah, Columbus Christina Marie Smatko, Travis Chester Rupp, Mazin Mohammed Shalash, Beaver Falls, PA Pataskala Reynoldsburg Magna Cum Laude Joshua David Ruschau, Avon Brendan James Shanahan, Adam George Foley Smith, Amanda Marie Rusk, Aurora New Concord Huntington, WV Magna Cum Laude Jessica Marie Shank, North Summa Cum Laude Greg Brian Sabol, Poland Olmsted David Charles Smith II, Nisha Ann Sachar, Mason Magna Cum Laude Ashville Nassima Saidi, Algiers, Algeria with Honors in the Arts and Rebecca Faye Smith, Morrow Emily Elaine Saint-Amand, Sciences Lauren G. Sobol, Dayton Canton Nandini Sharma, Findlay Kylie Anne Sobota, Dayton Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cassandra Claude Sampeur, with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Lindsey Marie Solden, Mentor Joseph Carl Vincent Sanchez, Molecular Genetics with Honors in the Arts and Toledo City, Cebu, Philippines Eden Zerihun Shegena, Alaba, Sciences Megan Eileen Santiago, Elyria Ethiopia with Honors Research Distinction in Amanda Rachel Saxe, Hannah M. Sheils, Centerville Microbiology Lyndhurst Magna Cum Laude Yali Song, Hefez Daniel Henry Albert Scarberry, Jaymason Torres Shelton, Kevin James Speed, Columbus Blanchester Cincinnati Jacob Wayne Schick, Cum Laude David Richard Spetz, Columbus with Honors in the Arts and Cleveland Jeremiah Paul Schloemer, Sciences Angela Evelyn Spitler, Ashland Shana Shetty, Toledo Wooster Rachel L. Schmelzer, Jessica Ivy Shier, Newark Jordan Andrew Springer, Columbus Patrick Joseph Shipman, San Columbus Mark West Schmidley, Mateo, CA Christopher Charles Stahl, Magna Cum Laude Loveland Columbus Ian J. Shortridge, Toledo Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Megan Genevieve Shortridge, Emily Kathleen Starks, Sciences Perrysburg Centerville Christian John Schnaible, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Wixom, MI with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Cum Laude Sciences Patrick Martin Schnell, Julia Lynn Shreve, Columbus Michelle Stefanac, Cleveland Cum Laude Elena Stella Steffas, Westlake Cincinnati Justin Curtis Shrider, Delphos Magna Cum Laude Colin Wesley Stets, with Honors in the Arts and Deanna Marie Sickafoose, Westerville Sciences Canton Cum Laude Kersey Marie Schott, Upper Drake Allen Sigler, Logan with Honors in the Arts and Arlington Finolee Sokvibbol Sinn, Sciences Cum Laude Hilliard Michael David Steveline, Eric Jeffrey Schultz, Poland Wesley Logan Sipes, Sunbury Ontario Kristen Nicole Schwind, Suzanne Elizabeth Skelton, James Richard Stieger, North Chardon Canton, GA Olmsted Magna Cum Laude John Paul Skendelas, Upper Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Arlington Melinda L. Stimpson, Sciences Cum Laude Columbus Derek Terry Lee Scott, Mount with Honors in the Arts and Charles Matthew Stockton, Vernon Sciences Eaton Ashley Racquel Sears, with Honors Research Distinction Alyssa Stombaugh, Carey Bedford Andrew Melvin Slater, Mary McCall Stone, Tyler Robert Secor, Willard Lancaster Beavercreek Cum Laude Patrick Michael Sedlar, Richard James Straker III, Beavercreek Justina Rose Sleesman, Middletown Orlando, FL Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude 898 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Victoria Michelle Strickland, Adam Douglas Taylor, Joshua James Trenkamp, Centerville Pickerington Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Sciences Nan Su, Changshu, China Nicole A. Tebbe, Tipp City Cody Russell Trigg, McArthur Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Bradley Louis Subler, Daniel Lowe Tedder, with Honors Research Distinction in Versailles Columbus Geological Sciences Magna Cum Laude Andrew James Tenison, David William Trinco, with Honors in the Arts and Lexington Schaumburg, IL Sciences with Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Emily Pratyusha Sudhakar, Geological Sciences with Honors in the Arts and Worthington Lynsey Allison Terrell, Sciences Michael Patrick Sugrue, Pittsburgh, PA Brian Wesley Tubbs, Centerville Magna Cum Laude Coshocton Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Weston Charles Tuten, Erika Kathryn Sulecki, Mentor Sciences Beverly Magna Cum Laude Katrina Elaine Nathan John Urbaniak, with Honors in the Arts and Theodosopoulos, Perrysburg Sciences Cambridge with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction Jaisa Leigh Thomas, Sciences Marguerite Elizabeth Sullivan, Circleville Jessica Anne Vannatta, Springboro Meghan Yvonne Thomas, Arlington Heights, IL Summa Cum Laude Waverly Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sheila Esther Thomas, Sciences Zachary Paul Sullivan, Columbus Roumen Alexandrov Perrysburg Cum Laude Varbanov, Mason Summa Cum Laude Hannah Elyse Thompson, Jaanki Dhananjay Vashi, with Honors in the Arts and North Bend Columbus Sciences Magna Cum Laude Xiaojuan Sun, Anhui, China with Honors in the Arts and Amanda Jean Vaughan, Nicholas Dale Sunday, Sciences Chardon Cincinnati Jeffrey Robert Thompson, Spiridon Vladimir Verija, Berat, Magna Cum Laude Worthington Albania with Research Distinction in Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Chemistry with Honors in the Arts and Microbiology Sam Sung, Westlake Sciences Brittany Nicole Vichosky, Kyle Edward Sunshein, with Honors Research Distinction in Brunswick Geological Sciences Rosalie Volovetz, New Albany Centerville Matthew Anthony Thompson, Magna Cum Laude Chelsea Marie Vretenar, with Honors in the Arts and Prospect Silverdale, WA Sciences Cum Laude Yafei Tian, Beijing, China Alexis Ann Wagner, Bethel Andrew David Sustar, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Richmond Heights with Honors in the Arts and Brian P. Swaney, Mentor Kelly Patricia Titus, Bowling Sciences Zachary Brian Marsh Sweet, Green with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Psychology Euclid Kathryn Joanne Tobin, Cum Laude Benjamin Paul Wagner, Kimberly Leigh-Anne Swisher, Broadview Heights Mason Magna Cum Laude Middleport Jacob Robert Walker, West with Honors in the Arts and Chester Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and E John Paul Tokarsky, Mount Sciences with Honors in the Arts and with Honors Research Distinction in Vernon Sciences Anthropological Sciences Katherine Ellen Tolson, El Patrick Jearl Walker, Cory Michael Swope, Paso, TX Cleveland Heights Zanesville Victoria Lynn Tolson, Fairfax, Magna Cum Laude Christina Marie Sykes, VA with Honors in the Arts and Cleveland Steven W. A. Tornow, Huber Sciences Yoji Takishima, Japan Heights Edward John Walsh, Jiun Hao Andrew Tan, Hilliard Justin Christopher Tossey, Strongsville Findlay Magna Cum Laude Shuwen Tao, China Bingxing Wang, Harbin, China Ye Tao, Angdao, China Summa Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Jianchen Wang, Tianjian, Marah Elizabeth Tavanello, Sciences with Honors Research Distinction China Wadsworth Meika Marie Travis, Pan Wang, Guang Dong, Wintersville China Qinxia Wang, China Summa Cum Laude Ruizhe Wang, Beijing, China 899 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Tiffany Lingmei Wang, Jamie Lynn Williams, Mason Haochi Horace Zhang, Centerville Thomas Richard Williams, Nanjing, China Summa Cum Laude Westerville Magna Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Darcie Lynn Winkler, Roswell Junyi Zhang, Shanghai, China Sciences Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Yuqing Wang, Columbus Bethany Shun Ying Wong, Mengyuan Zhang, Lin’an, Cum Laude Smithfield, RI Zhejiang, China with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Sciences Justina Wong, Independence Julia Nicole Woodruff, with Honors in the Arts and Laura Victoria Leigh Waring, Sciences Barrington, IL Colorado Springs, CO Qun Zhang, China Magna Cum Laude Alison Ché Woods, Yadi Zhang, China Abdul Wasey, Springfield Bellefontaine Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Yanhong Zhang, Suzhou, with Honors in the Arts and David Joseph Wu, Dublin China Sciences Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Leyu Wu, Wuhan, China Yuangeng Zhang, Beijing, Biochemistry Magna Cum Laude Kylie Ann Wasserman, Toledo Shiqi Wu, China China Cum Laude Mary Catherine Watts, Shaker Magna Cum Laude Tairong Wu, China Yunran Zhang, Beijing, China Heights Chen Zhao, Mudanjiang, Stacie Ann Weber, Fairfield Yangze Wu, Shenyang, Liaoning, China Heilongjiang, China David Andrew Wegner, Dublin Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Emily Ruth Weichart, Mayfield Zhe Zhao, Xi’an, China Heights Jessica Wurster, New Albany Cum Laude Jianan Zheng, Dalian, China Magna Cum Laude Adam Christopher with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Zimmerman, Hilliard with Honors Research Distinction in Tianyu Xiao, Lianyuan, China Martha Kathleen Zinn, Psychology Magna Cum Laude Centerburg Max Renaud Weinberg, Lingxu Xiong, Wuhan, China Amanda M. Zitnik, Olmsted Bexley Cum Laude Falls Cum Laude Mengcheng Xu, China Mia Caroline Tugaoen Zuber, David Michael Weiner, Powell Min Xu, Shaoguan City, China Cleveland Summa Cum Laude Xiang Xu, Qingdao, China Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Magna Cum Laude Josephine Anne Zupan, Sciences Xingchen Xu, Cincinnati Ashland with Honors Research Distinction in Shan Xue, Nanjing, China with Honors in the Arts and Psychology Summa Cum Laude Sciences Bethany Anita Wellen, Daniel Adam Yanes, Baltimore, MD Centerville Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Associate of Arts with Honors in the Arts and with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Sciences Robert John Adrion, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors Research Distinction in Chemistry Biology Kimberly Ann Agler, Bucyrus Edward Robert Werner, Alfred D. Yates, Galena Tarek Patrick Akkari, Sandusky Cum Laude Westerville Rudolph William Wesolek, Fan Ye, Yangzhou, China Taylor Drew Amburgy, New Columbus Cum Laude London Anthony J. Weston Jr., Zhen Ye, Guangzhou, China Brendan James Argo, Shelby Delaware with Honors in the Arts and Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Sciences Keith Wyate Armstrong, Justin Isaac Wexler, with Honors Research Distinction in Zanesville Beachwood Economics Donna Lynn Artrip, Cardington Lauren Michelle White, Samuel Aaron Yetzer, Cum Laude Springboro Wadsworth Kaya Cheyenne Barnett, Cum Laude with Honors in the Arts and Edison Sciences Zhe Yin, Nanjing, China Alyssa Caitlin Bashore, Dublin with Honors Research Distinction in John Roy Yoder, Green John James Bauchmoyer, Psychology Sathrugnan Yogeswaran, Pickerington Matthew Philip Whittaker, Jaffna, Sri Lanka Erin Alexa Bauer, Marion Wayland, MA David Sameh Youssef, Lea Baumgartner, Newark Emily Rebecca Wibbeler, Canfield Hannah Elizabeth Baur, Zanesville Cum Laude Caledonia Kyle Joseph Widstrom, St. with Honors in the Arts and Sciences Emilee Nicole Beckett, New Cloud, MN Bloomington Jessica Leanne Wiles, Liang Yu, Qingdao, China Cum Laude Ty Alexander Bell, Kelleys Cincinnati Benjamin Michael Zajd, Island Laura Elizabeth Wilkie, Dublin Westerville Jazmyn Rose Benjamin, Cum Laude Westerville Nikhil A. Wilkins, Mason Elizabeth Anne Zebrowski, Parma Aaron Joel Bishop, Bucyrus 900 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Sarah Nicole Bishop, Caitlyn Elisabeth Dennison, Chelsea Ann Hinshaw, Lancaster Newark Newark Nella Ann Blackford, Ashland Emily Mae Dicke, New Magna Cum Laude Amber Elisabeth Blankenship, Bremen Hannah Estelle Hoover, Lima Tabitha Jean Dickman, Bucyrus Prosper Boateng, Columbus Delphos Brianna Nicole Humphries, Taylor James Bocka, Ontario Leah Latisha Didlick, Heath Magna Cum Laude Columbus Victoria Catheryn Hunter, Thomas James Boggs, Jennifer Lynn Dollish, Pickerington Mansfield Mansfield Shawn Michael Hurd, Haviland Magna Cum Laude Stacie L. DryFuse, Bloomville Nguyen Huynh, Westerville Shannon Michelle Bolles, Andrea Nicole Duvall, Cum Laude Marion Gahanna Sara Diane Isengard, Shelby Magna Cum Laude Curtis Lee Eby, Newark Rahat Muhammed Islam, Jennifer Lynn Borden, Jackie Lynn Eisenhauer, Lima Dublin Mansfield Joshua M. Ensman, Shelby Jordan Scott Jettinghoff, Adam Michael Borer, Ottawa Amy Alexandra Evanko, Delphos Lindsay Rae Braddock, Mentor Edward Johnson, Newark Lexington Lauren Francis Evano, Kimberly Yvonne Johnson, Nickolas Robert Bradford, Westerville Newark Lima Cum Laude Mandy Renee Joy, Mansfield Casey Taylor Brehm, Newark Cory Anson Evans, Radnor Matthew Steven Judd, New Ryan John Bretz, Seven Hills Cum Laude Albany William Eric Brewer, Lima Korbin James Evans, New James Daniel Kamenik, Ashton Brigner, Groveport Bloomington Ashland Jordan Britton, Richwood Benjamin Martin Finsel, Heather Grace Keith, Lima Laura Jean Browning, Marion Findlay Evan Gray Keller, Mansfield Eric Thomas Bruzda, Lindsay Mae Fittro, Lakeview Cody Lyal Kidwell, Marion Mansfield Spencer Thoreau Flynn, Constance Marie Kimmey, Jeffrey Gene Bullock, Columbus Lima Marysville Katie Alexis Foos, Oakwood Brandon J. Kin, Forest Ryne B. Burden, Lima Cum Laude Kelli Michele King, Johnstown Brendan Michael Cain, Shelby Summer Leah Foss, Ryan Stephen Kinn, Findlay Caleb E. Calderhead, Perrysville Magna Cum Laude Lexington Cassandra Lynn Foulk, Alicia Pauline Knipp, Bucyrus Alyssa Dawn Caldwell, Grove Prospect Cum Laude City Christopher Mark Francis, Sierra Nicole Larcomb, Marion Jody Cambraia, Granville Lima Theresa Lucille Laughlin, Summa Cum Laude Alexander Nathanial Miguel Reynoldsburg Franklin Joseph Cameron, Jr., Gimmi, Westerville Kirsten Sue Leasure, Delphos Michael Joseph Glew, Galion Bellefontaine Magna Cum Laude Hillary Lea Gliem, Cardington Becky Michel Leung, Abigail Angeline Cash, Lima Ryan Glenn Greenlief, Delaware Chelsea Marie Chafin, Galion Ashland Kayla Nicole Liston, Buckeye Alexis Rae Clark, Columbus Michael Raymond Lake Leah Marie Clarke, Columbus Greenwood, Cincinnati Kyle James Long, Montpelier Cum Laude Timothy Jared Grix, Galion Kayla Michele Luzadder, New Morgan James Clevenger, Summa Cum Laude Lexington Wooster Amanda Danielle Haines, Isaac Mitchell Lynd, Stephen Joseph Cobb II, Massillon Johnstown Mansfield Amanda Lynn Haines, Cum Laude Annissia Raechelle Collins, Montpelier Kara Marie Lyon, Mansfield Newark Kallie Renee Haines, Mount Arica Danielle Markley, Kyle Taylor Conrad, Mansfield Vernon Newark Coty Wilson Cooper, Bucyrus Amanda Nichole Hanley, Belle Cum Laude Nicole Ryann Cordy, Canfield Center Corey Cyntel Marcus, Marion Ryan Patrick Coyle, Powell Alexis Hull Harris, Canfield Tiffany Marie Martin, Crestline James Ralph Cramer, Iberia Blair A. Hartmeyer, Zanesville Rachel Marie Maurer, Lima Magna Cum Laude Abdinasir Hayir, Columbus Jessica Brooke McCabe, Lima Andrew Michael Crawford, Kyle Hefner, Russell Point Kelcey Marie McCormack, Utica Brianne Justine Heilman, Wooster Courtney Diane Crum, Pataskala David Patrick McNamara, Cardington Kristen Leigh Heintz, Lima Toby Lee Culler, Perrysville Springfield Matthew Ryan McPheron, Julia Katherine Dagg, Fremont Brian Lee Heitkamp, Minster Lima George Everett Davis, Jr., Holly Marie Helmick, Troy Gennyfer Nycole Messer, Lima Brittany Danielle Henderson, Alexandria Paige E. Denman, Marion Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Julie Ann Mikalacki, Medina 901 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Shawn Anthony Miller, Nadine Shriner, Thornville The Max M. Fisher Fredericktown Zachary Lynn Simon, Harrod College of Business Zamzam Mire, Hilliard Holly Marie Siwek, Mansfield

Kimberly Ann Montgomery- Timothy Lee Slarb, Newark Carver, Newark Tiffany Ann Smith, Richwood Dean: Christine A. Poon

Kelly Lynn Mossman, Utica Zachary Paul Smothers, Nova

Kalyn Alexis Muto, Mansfield Cum Laude Abrian Lee Newland, Etna Amanda Brooke Snider, Heath Bachelor of Science in Caitlin Elizabeth Noah, Nicole Rochelle Spears, Heath Business Administration Columbus Cum Laude Jason Patrick O’Neil, Lima Renee Lynn Spicer, Newark Kaitlin N. Abukwiek, Kyle Arthur Oberster, Newark Charles Joseph Staugler, Worthington Adam Charles Olson, Celina Beau Anthony Adkins, Dayton Pickerington Stephanie Sue Stiver, Mount Nicholas Joseph Ahlers, Magna Cum Laude Gilead Vandalia Elizabeth Juana Owens, Jessica Noelle Swope, Marion Gurwin Singh Ahuja, Solon Mansfield Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Seth Jordan Owens, Van Wert Paige Elizabeth Taylor, Jarrah Ashley-Dene Allen, Marquis Payne, Akron Galena Columbus Amanda Jo Phillips, Lima Christopher Manfred Kelsey Jean Allen, Westfield Courtney Lynne Phillips, Plain Thompson, Delaware Center City Kim Nguyen Tran, Lewis Cum Laude James H. Pitts, Waynesfield Center Mansour Mohammed Kavi Raj Punetha, Dublin Elizabeth Kathryn Trigg, Almubarak, Tongfeng Qiu, Columbus Ottawa Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Renita Alisa Ramdeo, Elida Magna Cum Laude Ibraheem Saleh I. Almuhanna, Cum Laude Nathaniel Justus Tumblin, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Kevin Edward Ramsey, Grover Hill Cum Laude Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Sami Hisham Alsado, Vienna, Jon Michael Raterman, Chelsea Nicole Turner, Grove VA Wapakoneta City Blake Tyler Altman, Solon Munahil Razzaq, Pickerington Raymond Orville VanBoven III, Andrew Bryan Ameter, Olivia Marie Richard, Anna Westerville Gahanna Magna Cum Laude Ashley Renee Wagner, Lima Kyle Mark Ammons, Mason Kaitlin Rene Richardson, Cum Laude Heekyung An, Reynoldsburg Elizebeth Kaye Wagner, Dong Di Cheon, Gyeong Gi Taylor Rigio, Newark Cardington Do, South Korea MacKenna Marie Roberts, Joanna Walton, Upper Candice Andrews, Marion Columbus Sandusky Kristin Marie Anstead, Timothy Hastings Robinette, George W. Wangugi, Fremont Crestline Columbus Tyler Phillip Antolik, Erie, PA Lauren Sarah Ross, Donald Joseph Wantz, Cameron Karl Art, Mansfield Westerville Granville Scott M. Arter, Westerville Nathan Douglas Ruhlen, Brandon Michael Watkins, Cum Laude Kenton Alger Jessica Brittany Arvay, Toledo Cum Laude Casey Michelle Weaver, Cum Laude Shelbey Marie Sarven, Lima Mount Gilead Emily Elizabeth Aubry, Magna Cum Laude Lauren Ashley White, Perrysburg Zach Neil Saterfield, Mansfield Pataskala Catho Ba, Columbus Jayson Lee Schlechty, Tayler Mitchell Willey, Marion Nana Babic, Powell Ashland Amanda Paige Williams, Lima Rick Anthony Baca III, Lauryn Lee Schlinglof, Kenton Kyle Andrew Wirick, Bellville Cincinnati Kayla Marie Schneider, Diane Marie Young, Delaware Paul Kai Bach, Cincinnati Wapakoneta Matthew Young, Newark Sin Hyun Bae, Daegu, South Cum Laude Brittany Morgan Riggs Korea Maria Elizabeth Schroeder, Younkman, Huntsville Zhenwei Bai, Shenzhen, Columbus Grove Anthony Edward Zamilski, China Janine Renee Schuette, Canton Brynn Elizabeth Bailey, Seven Alliance Jarred Philip Zeigler, Hills Kelly Colline Scott, Mansfield Mansfield Jordan Scott Baird, Mary Evelyn Shafer, Andrea Farrel Zickafoose, Washington Court House Rushsylvania Lima Katherine Bailey Bakken, Lacie Renee Shaver, Alington Sienna Nicole Zimmerman, West Chester Hasan Tariq Sheikh, Lima Mount Gilead Yihan Bao, Jiashan,China Dylan Anthony Shepherd, Sarah N. Zoeller, Kenton Magna Cum Laude Kenton Ashley Marie Zornes, Bucyrus Aaron Edmund Bard, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Mansfield Evan William Shirin, Newark Gregory Levi Short, Crestline 902 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

William Harris Barnes, Zachary David Blaner, Moon Dongyao Cai, Jinan, Westlake Township, PA Shandong, China Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Yuting Cai, Beijing, China Joni Kristine Barnett, Piqua Michelle E. Blatnik, North David Anthony Cali, Brunswick Charles Lucas Barrett, Royalton Cody Scott Campbell, Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Mansfield Jacob Dominick Bartel, Tara Michelle Blocher, Canton Julie Elizabeth Campbell, Centerville Cum Laude Hudson Cum Laude Jiahao Bo, Luoyang, China Thomas Jacob Canteel, West Stephen Thomas Barthelmas, Cum Laude Jordan Joseph Boeke, Minster Chester Upper Arlington Magna Cum Laude Mary F. Bash, Newark Lucas Robert Bogner, Wilard Ran Cao, Dotong, Shanxi, Cum Laude Tyler Charles Booth, Hudson China Kristen Lisa Marie Basye, Samantha Leigh Borchers, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Versailles Tian Yu Cao, Shanghai, China Summa Cum Laude Jennifer Sue Lahmer Bortnem, Sarah Irene Cariati, Franklin, Jesse Barnabas Batarseh, West Chester NJ Pickerington Amanda Celisse Boskovich, Aiden Carrillo, Grand Rapids, Hannah Collins Beardsley, LaGrange, IL MI Findlay Sarah N. Bourke, Dayton Michael Carroll, Granger, IN Riley Jospeh Beck, Dayton Magna Cum Laude Jose Jesse Castillo, Columbus Ryan Matthew Beck, John Robert Bowers, Adam Siegel Catlett, Shaker Highlands Ranch, CO Broadview Heights Heights Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Allison Elizabeth Cavanagh, Sydni Nicole Becker, Avon Chelsea Marie Bratton, Dayton Adam Charles Braun, West Cleveland Lake Zachary Scott Cevasco, Cum Laude Chester Nicholas Benjamin Beckmann, Jessica Michelle Breig, Tallmadge Cum Laude Oak Ridge, NJ Springboro Benjamin Bastian Chapin, Yekaterina V. Bedeshko, Daniel Hengle Breon, Stow Sinking Spring, PA Grove City Paul Frederick Broer, Sylvania Max Charnas, Pepper Pike Kathleen Elizabeth Bellemore, Brittney Jenee Bronaugh, Cum Laude Toledo Olathe, KS Kevin Andrew Chase, John Thomas Bellman, Jr., Briana Shantai Brown, Solon Cincinnati Cincinnati Jeremy Patrick Brown, Marion Philip Pierre Chelala, Tyler Howard Belt, Tipp City Cum Laude Brecksville Cum Laude Jordan Tyler Brown, Waverly Cum Laude Lakan Nicole Bending, Marion Joshua Michael Brown, Boris Chen, Cincinnati Ryan Marshall Benefiel, Dublin Massillon Cheng Chen, Shaoxing, China Cum Laude Aliza Jean Bruchs, Brookville Cum Laude Kayla Marie Bennett, Magna Cum Laude Cong Chen, Nanjing, China Carrollton with Honors in Business Diannan Chen, Hangzhou, Erica Rose Bensman, Sidney Administration Eric Thomas Bruzda, Zhejiang, China Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Trey Thomas Bentley, Marion Mansfield Eric Tzung-zu Chen, Dublin Maxwell Wright Benton, Brandon L. Bryant, Twinsburg Magna Cum Laude Columbus Ashley Elizabeth Buckmaster, Guangxu Chen, Wenzhou, David John Bentrovato, Morris Dublin China Plains, NJ Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lauren Budzik, Avon Qiang Chen, Yongxing, China Samantha Elizabeth Berger, Renee Joelle Buettner, West Cum Laude Temperance, MI Mansfield Wanting Chen, Wuhan, China James Lee Berto, Jr., Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Katherine Nicole Burbach, Wenxiang Chen, Hangzhou, Samantha Marie Besancon, Westlake China Sterling Andrew Scott Burrow, North Cum Laude Cum Laude Lawrence Xiao Chen, Wuhan, China Lisa Ann Besendorfer, Robert David Busch, Upper Summa Cum Laude Monclova Arlington Zhenwei Chen, Shen Zhen, Chunyi Bi, Suzhou, China Summa Cum Laude China Danielle Renee Bidigare- with Honors in Accounting Chi Cheng, Wuhan, China Curtis, Granville Daniel Aaron Bush, Powell Zhenyi Cheng, Shenzhen, Cum Laude Michael Emery Billups, South China Katherine Busi, North Carla Monaco Chiavacci, Euclid Royalton Cum Laude Clearwater, FL Cum Laude Cum Laude Xin Bin, Guangzhou, China Marlena G. Buzzi, Akron Jennifer Lois Blacketer, Celina Jacob Thomas Chockran, Jason Keith Byers, Pittsburgh, PA Horseheads, NY Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting 903 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Mui Dong Choi, Richmond Zachary Phillip Culligan, Katelyn Amber Downey, Heights Strongsville Medina Magna Cum Laude Hannah Rae Culp, Enon Matthew Hayes Doyle, Ranjoy Choudhuri, Kolkata, Cum Laude Columbus India Ryan Anthony Cunningham, Eric Edward Drees, Fort Wing Sum Chow, Gahanna Lima Loramie Cum Laude Risa Cunto, Utsunomiya-Shi, Cum Laude Lauren Ashley Christman, Japan Kristen Nicole Drevna, Cincinnati Chase Adam Curtis, Cincinnati Cranberry Township, PA Eric Chu, Cincinnati DeMont Samuel Curtis, Andrew Logan Drummond, Cum Laude Centerville Pickerington with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Max Andrew Dues, Minster Administration Owusuaa H. Dakwa, Accra, Magna Cum Laude Yuyang Chu, Beijing, China Ghana Joshua Patrick Dunch, Magna Cum Laude Chia-Yang Chung, Taipei, Scott Craig Dale, Gurnee, IL Hubbard Aaron Daniel Danison, Summa Cum Laude Taiwan, ROC Angela Kay Dundon, Terry Han Chy, Cleveland Lancaster Worthington Heights Christopher Davis, Columbus Kevin Michael Davis, Christopher Matthew Dundon, Yunzhu Ci, Dalian, China Chardon Robert Dominic Cirillo, Shaker Pittsburgh, PA Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Heights with Honors in Accounting Bradley James Durliat, Ottawa Leslie Rose Cislo, Vermilion Kyle Edward Davis, Ostap Dvorakevych, Magna Cum Laude Wadsworth Columbus Brenda L. Clark, Greenwich Lisa Anne Davis, Toledo Phillip Scott Dworken, Ashley Foster Clausen, Andrea Marie De Leon, Port Mayfield Heights Hudson Clinton Kelsey Rene’ Dybvad, Dustin Aaron Clewell, Marion Alexis Marie Deacon, Gates Cincinnati Samuel Murray Climer, Parma Mills Jessica Leigh Dye, Centerburg Austin Ross Clouse, Allison Marie Deacon, Gates Allen Joseph Earhart, Livonia, Columbus Mills MI Cum Laude Zachary Austin Clum, Jessica Marie Deal, Cincinnati Amelia Brianne Eberlein, Spencerville Bailey Ann Dear, Cincinnati Lakewood Summa Cum Laude Stephen James Coan, Solon Lauren Jean DeChant, Avon Lake with Honors in Business Lee Daniel Coates, Fairfield Administration Magna Cum Laude Vincent Nicholas Del Medico, Akron Joseph Finnegan Ebner, Steven Richard Coe, Dublin Lakewood Cum Laude Alexander Thomas Demario, Youngstown Kelli Ann Eck, Sidney Katie Kay Coffman, Heath Michelle Elizabeth Eckley, Wade James Coffman, Patrick Edward Dempsey, Fairfield Waynesville Ashville Danise Marie Eickenhorst, Jonathan M. Cohen, Gahanna Michael John DePauw, Strongsville Clarksville Katherine Anne Cohen, Sean Justin Eilertson, Akron Moreland Hills Cum Laude Zachary Randall DePompei, Joshua Lynn Eley, Lima Ryan Anthony Colatrella, Nicholas Andrew Elliott, Saratoga Springs, NY Reynoldsburg Jared Reed Devore, Canal Orange, CA Kevin Michael Connor, Magna Cum Laude Chagrin Falls Winchester Michael Tyler Dierkes, Alexander Higgins Elsener, Mollie Ann Corbett, Dublin Cincinnati Cincinnati Jared Alan Corriveau, Jonathan Michael Engle, Pickerington Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Business Columbus Kyle Richard Coss, Bolivar Administration Magna Cum Laude Lucas Sage Costanzo, Milford Tianan Ding, Hefei, China with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Trang Le Doan, Columbus Administration with Research Distinction in Jamie Robin Epstein, Solon Marketing Tyler Brennan Dobbins, Springfield Katherine Ann Erbeck, Alexander David Counts, Lebanon Sidney Aleksandra Dobranic, Novi Sad, Serbia Jonathan Charles Ernst, Cum Laude Pittsburgh, PA Olivia Nicole Crandall, Eric Allen Dolan, Vandalia Hanyang Dong, Beijing, China Matthew Allen Ernsthausen, Westlake Perrysburg Cum Laude Cory Robert Donner, Fairfield Rachael Leigh Crapsi, Daniel James Doster, Raleigh, Andrew Douglas Etzler, Anna Orchard Park, NY NC Breanna Elaine Evans, Dublin Nolyn Chalmers Croy, Findlay Magna Cum Laude Brian William Evans, Summa Cum Laude Wenbo Dou, Zhengzhou, Lakewood Yuqing Cui, Tai Zhou, China China Aaron Christopher Ewing, Cum Laude Michael Alan Douglas, Toledo Martins Ferry Cum Laude 904 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Lincoln David Fahrbach, Amanda Jayne Furrer, Kelsie Lynne Gory, Toledo Fremont Spokane, WA Cum Laude Michelle Andrea Fairchild, Travis Charles Gale, Katherine Lanola Graff, Johnstown Columbus Wheelersburg Alyssa Marie Falcone, Garrett T. Galen, Kettering Lauren Granberg, Sherwood Westerville Edgar Brand Gangware IV, Park, AB, Canada Cum Laude Wheeling, IL Cum Laude Jay R. Falk, New Albany Kongwang Gao, Worthington Nicolas Elijah Gray, Hua Fan, Shenzhen, China Cum Laude Marysville, TN Alyssa Nicole Feldmeyer, Yixiao Gao, Linyi, China Anthony Green, Jr., Lake Centerville Magna Cum Laude Hopatcong, NJ Cum Laude Daniel Davis Gardiner, Dublin Cum Laude Yu Feng, Nanyang, China Taylor Megan Garrity, Danielle Latrice Griffith, Lima Cum Laude Oakwood Megan Elizabeth Griffiths, Bay Yujie Feng, Tianjin, China Catherine Nicole Gartrell, Village Gianni Paul Ferritto, Gates Hilliard Cum Laude Mills Ryan Michael Gartrell, Chad Matthew Grinstead, Cum Laude Westerville Cincinnati Bridget Lynn Filbrun, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Westerville Brandon John Gates, Ontario Lee Aaron Grossman, Nicholas Stephen Fisher, Cristy Marie Gauchat, Westlake Winfield, WV Marysville Cum Laude Sean Thomas Fisher, Ning Ge, Guangzhou, China Ryan Wade Gruebel, Powell Cleveland Magna Cum Laude Matt Kevin Gruver, Waterford, Scott Andrew Fishman, Yepeng Ge, Beijing, China PA Shaker Heights Summa Cum Laude Ran Gu, Wuhan, China David John Fleischer, with Honors in Accounting Yafen Gu, Suzhou, Jiangsu, Westlake Ryan Andrew Geiger, China Andrew James Flis, Sylvania Middleburg Heights Tommy Jeffrey Guenther, Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Maineville Priscilla Ruth Florin, Cleveland with Honors in Business Nathan R. Gulick, Cincinnati Administration Cum Laude Aijing Guo, ZhongShan, China Keith Allan Flory, Columbus James Michael Geitz, Solon Cum Laude Daniel Patrick Ford, Jr., Michael John Gerhart, Solon Xiao Guo, Jinan, China Nashville, TN David Charles Gerstenmaier, Yinyan Guo, Guangdon, China Erin Regina Ford, Springboro Jr., Richmond, VA Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Yixuan Guo, Shijiazhuang, with Honors in Business China Chelsea Elza Foster, Administration Cincinnati Michael Joseph Gibbons, Lidia Noel Gurley, Mentor Samantha Elizabeth Fowle, Columbus Amanda Ligia Gutierrez, Westborough, MA Cum Laude Buffalo, NY Gregory Phillip Frank, Jr., Michael F. Gibson, Westerville Magna Cum Laude Williamsville, NY with Honors in Business Amy Elizabeth Gilbert, Administration Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Heights Robert James Franks, Elisabeth Anna Gutwein, Cum Laude Westlake Cortland Christine Elizabeth Gillespie, Erin Elizabeth Frederick, West Benjamin Gordon Haber, Hilliard Pittsburgh, PA Chester Sarah Katherine Gillespie, Kelsey Lauren Freed, Samantha Amy Haft, Massillon Tallahassee, FL Summa Cum Laude Lakewood Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Christina Danielle Gillis, West Administration Michael William Freeh, Avon Chester David Jacob Haimes, Solon Stephen Gregory Freehling, Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Gibsonia, PA Michael David Glaser, West Nathan Mitchell Haines, Olivia Freeman, Columbus Chester Massillon Andrew Raymond Frick, Magna Cum Laude Katie Elise Hall, Ravenna Bowling Green with Honors in Business Cum Laude Michael Brett Friedman, Administration Bradley David Hallberg, Orange Village Peter Joseph Gmeiner, Barron, WI Magna Cum Laude Dayton Carly Marie Haller, Saline, MI Cortney Renee Fromma, Barry John Goepfert, Rocky Sarah Elizabeth Hambley, Dayton River Columbus Alexia Curren Fronzaglio, Joshua Ilan Goldberg, Summa Cum Laude Cranberry Township, PA Northridge, CA with Honors in Accounting Daniel Steven Fuchik, Powell Frances Nicole Golonka, Katherine Lynne Hamerly, Jordan Dean Fulk, Newark Upper Arlington Brecksville Clayton E. Fuller, Columbus Raymond Thomas Good, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lorain with Honors in Business Cum Laude Administration

905 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Yuguang Han, Xining, Jessica Margaret Hines, Jaewon Hur, Incheon, South Qinghai, China Chardon Korea Rachael Victoria Handa, Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Groveport Timothy Charles Hipskind, James Anthony Hurley III, Logan Hanes, Centerville Portage, MI Arlington Heights, IL Michael T. Haney, Portsmouth Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Nuozhou Hao, Nanjing, China with Honors in Accounting Austin Lewis Hutchison, Lewis Zongyu Hao, Qingdao, China Joseph R. Hirka, Novi, MI Center Cum Laude Taylor Christopher Hitzfield, Joy Chiao-wei Hwang, Dayton Adam Edward Harkey, Kirtland Fredericktown Cynthia Lizette Ibarra, Cum Laude Brady Hjelle, International Pomona, CA Jonathan Paul Harlan, Falls, MN Cum Laude Pickerington Mackenzie Ellis Hoban, Zayna Ahmad Ibrahim, Angela Nicole Harper, Cincinnati Latham, NY Brecksville Magna Cum Laude Joseph Francis Inkrott, Matthew James Harris, Caitlin Elizabeth Hoffman, Clayton Medina Long Beach, CA Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Rachel Christine Hoffman, William M. Irwin, Mount Gilead with Honors in Business Fremont Bryan Scott Iwaszkiw, Medina Administration Theresa Elaine Hoffman, Lima Summa Cum Laude John Thomas Harrison, Avon Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting James David Harsh, Celina Matthew David Holub, Solon Tyler Bryan Jack, Wadsworth Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Matthew Solomon Jacober, Elizabeth Anne Harter, Canton Brittany Sara Holzmacher, Potomac, MD Magna Cum Laude Mason Bridget Anne Jacobs, Parma Bryan Robert Haskins, Alexa Anne Holzworth, Oxford Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Daniel Allen Jacobs, Dayton Cum Laude with Honors in Business Kyle James Jacobs, Amherst Hallie Anne Hastings, Bay Administration Molly Helen Jacobson, Village Victoria Lynn Hookman, Brecksville Steven Blake Haxton, Westerville Kelly Mae Jaffke, Libertyville, Columbus Cum Laude IL Cum Laude Kelsey Colleen Hoover, Dublin Andrew David Jarc, Loveland Cum Laude Michelle Nicole Hayman, Ruwan Sujith Jayasumana, Columbus Stephen William Hopler, Pataskala Fort Collins, CO Erik Vernon Hays, Springfield Cum Laude Cum Laude Mengyu He, Guangzhou, Raquel June Jenkins, Amherst China Eve Lillian Horbol, Westlake Magna Cum Laude Sarah Elizabeth Jeu, Hilliard Summa Cum Laude Jordyn Alexa Hornyak, Medina Jingjing Jia, Beijing, China with Honors in Accounting Magna Cum Laude Yang He, Zhuhai, China Lesley Ann Horstman, Powell Ethan David Host, Seven Hills Fu Yang Jiang, Dublin Mary Emily Hearons, Shuai Jiang, Nantong, Perrysburg Christopher Anthony Hren, North Royalton Jiangsu, China Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Trevor Brian Hecht, Dayton Jingjing Hu, Shanghai, China Tianyu Jiang, Shanghai, China Nicole Renee Heffle, Batavia, Summa Cum Laude Wenjing Hu, Nanjing, China Ziyu Jiang, Tianjin, China NY Cum Laude Scott Andrew Heichel, Xinyin Hu, Cixi, China Kristie Elisa Jimenez, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Yue Hu, Hefei, An Hui, China Kevin Thomas Johns, Yueting Hu, Qingdao, China Trevor Mcginnis Heitz, Dayton Westerville Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Zhongqisi Hu, Shenzhen, Ann Elizabeth Johnson, with Honors in Business Hamilton Administration China Cayla Patricia Hellwarth, Cum Laude Lauren Irene Johnson, Dublin Elizabeth Chen Huang, Cum Laude Celina Matthew Wesley Johnson, Jarod Michael Hemmelgarn, Columbus Fen Huang, Fuzhon, Fujian, Xenia New Bremen Mitchell Luis Johnson, Lima Magna Cum Laude China Raquel Hernandez, Toledo Jingyuan Huang, Zhuhai, Thomas Craig Johnson, Desa Rae Marie Herndon, China Canfield Cum Laude Canton Eric Len Hubbs, Ostrander with Honors in Business Rachael Lauren Hewitt, Nicholas Steven Huber, Avon Administration Pittsburgh, PA Lake Lakeisha Lynn Jones, Jacqueline Alexandra Hicks, Cum Laude McKinney, TX Potomac, MD Marcus Logan Hughes, Mitchell Alan Jones, Hilliard Adam Gregory Highberger, Wooster Meng Jea Joo, Seoul, South Sagamore Hills Cum Laude Korea Nolan Evan Hilfinger, Hilliard Dandi Huo, Beijing, China Magna Cum Laude Katie Elizabeth Hill, Newark 906 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Timothy Donald Judy, El Paso, Brooke Nicole Koester, Eugeniette Wei Lee, Sylvania TX Ottoville Cum Laude Katherine Victoria Jurgens, Adika Leonardo Kok, Jakarta, with Honors in Business West Chester Indonesia Administration Magna Cum Laude Alan Brice Kolovich, Bryan Jun Hsien Lee, Kuala Lumpur, Axel Glyn Kalbfleisch, Cum Laude Malaysia Worthington Matthew James Koskie, Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Mission Viejo, CA Jun Seok Lee, Seoul, South Andrew Craig Kambic, Hilliard Bradley Phillip Kotecki, Korea Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Independence Yongmin Lee, Seoul, South Hansol Kang, Seoul, South Cum Laude Korea Douglas Paul Kouskouris, Korea Cum Laude Cum Laude Powell Danielle Marie Leroux, Toledo Joonhyuk Richard Kang, Joseph Edward Kozelski, Dublin Benjamin Eli Leubitz, Akron Fowler Ching Jonathon Leung, Hong Navjit Kang, Twinsburg Kristin Bethany Kralovic, Cum Laude Kong, China Beavercreek Elliot Bertram Leventhal, Kelsey Joy Karaffa, Peter Ross Kramer, Kettering Wadsworth Dayton Lacey Kaye Kratzenberg, Ying Ting Lew, Bukit Taylor Michael Karg, Wooster Plain City Melissa Katherine Karpiel, Mertajam, Penang, Kyle Kretch, Moreland Hills Malaysia Hudson David Ray Krezmer, Cum Laude Cum Laude Claire E. Kasper, Akron Montoursville, PA Bo Li, Enshi, China Nickolas Robert Keller, Peter Michael Krzystek, Ponte Summa Cum Laude Davisburg, MI Vedra Beach, FL with Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude International Business Madellyn Christine Kennedy, Robert Austin Kucera, Huanyu Li, Kaifeng, China Lithopolis Centerburg Cum Laude Tyler Alexander Kennedy, Magna Cum Laude Iris Liyi Li, Twinsburg Bexley Robert Micheal Kuenning, Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude New Bremen with Honors in Accounting with Honors in Accounting Qizhang Li, Guangzhou, China with Honors Research Distinction in Roger Wesley Kuhrt, Columbus Cum Laude Accounting Rui Li, Chengdu, China Alexander John Francesco Tyler Joseph Kukurza, Hudson Michael John Kundrat, Parma Shibo Li, Wuhan, China Keto, Newport Beach, CA Wanjing Li, Beijing, China Kerry Lynn Keys, Elyria Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Xiuping Li, Shaoxing, Tobias Jonathan Kilbane, Amanda Marie Kurtz, New Phiadelphia Zhejiang, China Dayton Magna Cum Laude Sean Patrick Kilcher, Roger Paul Kwapich, Jr., Maumee Yingting Li, Chengdu, China Fayetteville, NC Cum Laude Katie M. Kilgore, Rocky River Yin Ling Kwok, Hong Kong, Weien Liang, Shenzhen, Benjamin David Killian, Round Hong Kong China Rock, TX Christopher James Laipple, Sonia Dilip Lillaney, Cincinnati Hae Hee Kim, Seoul, South Westerville Cum Laude Korea Jeffrey Charles Lake, Jr., Patrick Harrison Lillie, Sunbury Haksoo Kim, Seoul, South Akron Jennifer Sherry Lin, Taipei, Korea Bridget Marie Lamb, Mayfield Taiwan, ROC Jeong Yeon Kim, Seoul, South Village Zixin Lin, Chengdu, Sichuan, Korea Magna Cum Laude China Sung Jun Kim, Seoul, South Leah Marie Lammers, Leipsic Magna Cum Laude Korea Rebecca Michelle Lane, John Robert Lindesmith, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Dublin Canton Hayden Shaudys Kimes, Robert Alan Lane, Upper Joshua David List, Coldwater Hilliard Arlington Alex Lloyd Littell, Solon Travis James Kingsley, Vanessa M. Lane, Poland Eric Liu, Churchville, PA Findlay Brian Robert Lantz, Hilliard Miao Liu, Beijing, China Chad Bryan Kinsley, Emily Anne Laski, Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Independence Shuanglong Liu, Dangyang, Philip John Kirkendall, Lima Robert Cody Laymon, Mason China Magna Cum Laude Haley Irene Leach, Toledo Yitian Liu, Guangzhou, Paul Thomas Kirtland, Cary, Agatha L. Lee, Hong Kong Guangdong, China NC Alexander P. Lee, Pataskala Yitong Liu, Lanzhou, China Kaitlyn Isabel Kisiday, Medina Dongsoo Lee, Seoul, South Yiwei Liu, Shanghai, China Magna Cum Laude Korea Cum Laude Lauren Elleen Kleban, Hudson Cum Laude Yuru Liu, Jinan, China Nancy Marie Klee, Norton Magna Cum Laude Casey Drew Klug, Shadyside Jordan Tyler Loehr, Norristown, PA 907 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Oystein Lokken, Lillehammer, Amanda Kathlyn Marr, Glen Michael Alan Milano, Westlake Norway Ellyn, IL Lauren MaryCatherine Magna Cum Laude Caitlin Nicole Marshall, Milazzo, Midland, MI with Honors in Accounting Uniontown Derek William Miller, Ottoville Lauren Elizabeth Lopez, Kevin A. Marshall, Cincinnati Heather Nicole Miller, Webster, NY Brandon Michael Martin, Springfield Cum Laude Sunbury Summa Cum Laude with Research Distinction in with Honors in Accounting Economics Charles Peterson Martin, Liberty Township James M. Miller, Jon Edward Lorenz, Dublin Fredericktown Alex David Lowman, Chagrin Magna Cum Laude Jason Dana Martin, Dublin Justin William Miller, Medford, Falls NJ Cum Laude Tyler Alan Martin, Greenville Christian Shea Loyacano, Aakanksha Marwah, Solon Kirklyn Guy Miller, Powell Cum Laude Westerville Magna Cum Laude John Tyler Masterman, Ryan D. Miller, Cambridge Jianqiang Lu, Shun De, China David James Miracle, Christopher William Ludwig, Gaithersburg, MD Andrew Parker Mathew, Wadsworth Sylvania Magna Cum Laude Alex Lui, Toledo Dublin Eileen Mary Mattix, Houston, with Honors in Business Cum Laude Administration Teng Lun, Hohhot, Inner TX Matthew Joseph Mishler, Big Mongolia, China Lindsay Elizabeth Mauer, Prairie Magna Cum Laude Pittsburgh, PA Pranav B. Mistry, Dublin Timothy Robert Luskin, Chuk Nga Joan May, Hong Laura Ann Modlich, Columbus Cleveland Kong, China Cum Laude Megan Kathryn Lynch, Brina Marie Maydock, Canton Aeliya Mohsin, Cincinnati Cranberry Township, PA Cum Laude Sara Khumo Molyneaux, St. Mengyu Ma, Beijing, China Matthew David McAdams, Croix, VI Xiaolu Ma, Hangzhou, China Columbus Grove Michael Miles Morrow, Sabina Taylor Jane MacEachen, Austin Robert McAnena, San Stephen D. Morsch, Fairfield Cincinnati Juan Capistrano, CA Rachael Bronwyn Moses, Jordan Kenneth Macon, Zachary Paul McCann, Lewis Center Cincinnati Sunbury J. Grant Mosher, Grove City Paul Ray Maeder, Cleveland Cyrus Daniel McCarty, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lebanon Kevin David Moss, Cleveland Melissa Lyn Magnani, Matthew Tyler McClellan, Tyler Jackson Motley, Commack, NY Pataskala Hamilton Natalie Rose Mahy, Palm Nicholas Steven McCreary, Brian James Mueller, Minster Harbor, FL Chagrin Falls Hillary M. Mueller, Marion Alex Ryan Maicks, Allentown, Brittany Rose McDonald, Kelsey Elizabeth Mueller, PA Dublin Collierville, TN Michelle Kara Chiao Malblanc, John J. McIntyre, Perrysburg Bryan Peter Mullin, Highland Mason Matthew Bryan McKeag, Heights Cum Laude Green Bay, WI Teguh Mulyadi, Medan, Ian Cosam Malone, Solon Kelly McLeod, Northfield Indonesia Christopher James Malouf, Benjamin M. McPherson, Nelson Munoz, Jr., Lorain Lincolnshire, IL Morral Samantha Quinn Murillo, Taylor Gayle Mandel, Fort Summa Cum Laude Medina Myers, FL William Moss McVeigh V, Cum Laude Elizabeth Hillary Mangels, Sunbury with Honors in Business Loveland Katharine Ann Meager, Administration Summa Cum Laude Columbus James Lawrence Murray, with Honors in Business Nicholas Phillip Meeks, Marysville Administration Canton Anthony Joseph Mushaben, Kevin John Mansnerus, Avon Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Lake Li Jin Mei, Brooklyn Kylee Nicole Mutters, Hilliard Daniel Raymond Manton, Cum Laude Brandon Lee Myers, Burbank Copley Michael Charles Meier, Peter Daniel Myers, Cincinnati Dylan James Marciniak, Somerset, NJ Reema Nagpal, Strongsville Darien, IL Magna Cum Laude Mohan Krishnan Nair, Solon Cum Laude Aaron Joseph Melchreit, Stephanie Lynne Nalipa, Lisa Katherine Marko, Chardon Mentor Mayfield Village Matthew Eric Mendelsohn, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati David George Nash, Somerset with Honors in Accounting Cum Laude Stephen Michael Marks, Ashley Elizabeth Neel, Josh Daniel Meyer, Centerville Pickerington Hudson Maria Drake Meyer, Cincinnati Cum Laude Evan Hunter Neff, Matthew D. Meyers, Columbus Simpsonville, KY Philip Stephen Marosi, Abby Leigh Michalowski, Cincinnati Columbus 908 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

James Patrick Neidinger, Melanie Rose Pappas, Avon Jacob John Pottschmidt, Broadview Heights Lake Columbus Ryan R. Neitzel, Cleveland Kangmin Park, Seoul, South Cum Laude Cum Laude Korea Emily Michelle Poynter, with Honors in Business Kateryna Michelle Parke, Okeana Administration Hilliard Brittany Lauren Pozzani, Rachel Frieda Newman, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Moreland Hills with Honors in Business Adam William Pratt, Dayton Magna Cum Laude Administration Cum Laude with Honors in Business Chelsea Marie Parker, James David Pretorius, Administration Delaware Kevin Kane Neyer, Cincinnati Franklin Jordan Russell Parrish, Beth Ann Price, Cheuk Hang Kenneth Ng, London Hong Kong, Hong Kong McCutchenville Hannah Jo Patchan, New Joshua Daniel Price, Bexley Erica Van Ng, Hilliard Philadelphia Thuy Thi Bich Nguyen, Eric Les Prysock, Cincinnati Sonika Amrut Patel, Harrison Rui Qin, Tangshan, China Columbus Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Yangconghui Qiu, Xinxiang, with Honors in Business China Vinh Dat Huynh Nguyen, Administration Magna Cum Laude Memphis, TN Jacob Thomas Patrick, Zachary Clayton Nickell, Xin Qu, Jinan, China Tallmadge Cum Laude Mount Gilead Thomas Michael Patterson, Alex Michael Quintero, Avon Franco Dru Nicodemo, Perrysburg Lake Massillon Jennifer Renee Paulus, Magna Cum Laude Madeline Marie Niemann, Sidney with Honors in Business Dublin Kimberly Ann Pavlescak, Administration Tyler Scott Nofzinger, Medina Jeffrey R. Rabinovich, Solon Colorado Springs, CO Cum Laude Cum Laude Kaylina Marise Norton, Jeffrey Michael Pearce, Elyria with Honors in Accounting Baltimore Cory William Pearlman, David Matthew Raczka, Magna Cum Laude Highland Heights Broadview Heights Megan Tierney Nunan, West Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Chester Anthony Steven Pentz II, Marie Christina Ragias, Magna Cum Laude Canton Zanesville with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Jacqueline Renee Ragozine, Administration Michael Frankie Perez, San Akron James Daniel O’Brien, Antonio, TX Mary Cecelia Ramage, Bexley Westlake Alexis Paige Perlson, Nicholas Alexander Summa Cum Laude Demarest, NJ Ramstetter, Cincinnati with Honors in Accounting Doireann Mairead Perot, Cum Laude Matthew Frank O’Donnell, Rachael Christine Rarey, Norcross, GA Lancaster, NY Alex Jeffrey Perry, Columbus Nicholaus Grant Oberhouse, Robert John Raskin, Pemberville Worthington Andrew Duy Pham, Toledo Worthington Summa Cum Laude Kyle Joseph Ratajczak, with Honors in Business James Matthew Piascik, South Administration Euclid Maineville Kana Okaniwa, Owariasahi, Magna Cum Laude Michael Jacob Raulston, Japan with Honors in Business Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Administration Caleb Robert Redding, Michelle Cathrin Olie, Caroline Piasecka, Oslo, Washington Court House Highland Heights Norway Cum Laude Regan Kathleen Olvey, Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Business Adam Robert Pike, Sagamore Administration Columbus Alexander Joesph Reed, Choon Keat Ong, Kuala Hills Abbigail Elizabeth Pille, Centerville Lumpur, Malaysia Kendyl Lauren Reed, Eric Michael Orlosky, Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Columbus Pittsburgh, PA Kevin Anthony Pimental, Magna Cum Laude Zachery Frank Oswald, Norfolk, MA Thomas B. Reed, Pickerington Berkey Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Ceylan Ebru Ozguner, Kelsey Anne Pizza, Sylvania Jessica Diane Reitz, Novi, MI Columbus Magna Cum Laude Bobing Ren, Nanjing, China Kyle William Pacelli, Canton Meghan E. Plumly, Grove City Brooke Lauren Rethman, Fort Brenen James Palma, East Magna Cum Laude Loramie Liverpool Martha L. Poitinger, Lebanon Taylor Leigh Reves, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Business Gregory Michael Polan, Luke Charles Reynolds, Berlin Administration Novelty Thomas James Ricchiuto, Jie Pan, Hefei, China Mary Katherine Polanski, Twinsburg Qianwen Pan, Sichuan, China Dublin 909 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Alyson Haley Riedel, Jordan Thomas Rzepka, Jacob G. Shaw, Harrod Cincinnati Beachwood Yijing Shen, Beijing, China Kathleen Frances Riegel, Cum Laude Brian Bradley Sherman, Jr., Milford Alexander Gregory Safchuk, Columbus Kelly Nicole Rieland, Dublin Bethesda, MD Mark Baxter Sherman, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Westerville Patrick Joseph Riell, Delaware Ahmad Yusri Bin Sahadi, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kelantan, Malaysia Spencer Dean Shewbridge, Leonard Stanley Riepe, Cum Laude Medina Sandy Springs, GA Minula Udara Samarakoon, Cum Laude Meredith Ann Riesenberg, Colombo, Sri Lanka Danni Shi, Ningbo, China Cincinnati Joshua Paul Samuels, Blue Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Ash Fengqi Shi, Columbus Callie Anne Rini, Centerville Patrick Vincent Saniuk, North Wei Shi, Beijing, China Cum Laude Royalton Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Business Adrian Dwiyanto Santoso, Sang-Ook John Shin, Administration Jakarta, Indonesia Strongsville Jared Kelly Risch, Strongsville Alexandra Betty Saraceni, Shima Shirdelzadeh, Shawn Thomas Ritchie, Lima Batavia, NY Mashhad, Iran Preston Tyler Ritter, Orwell Jessica Anne Sargent, Matthew Cameron Cum Laude Shiverdecker, Kettering Paige E. Robidoux, Galion Beavercreek Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Alyson Lee Sarosy, Walton with Honors in Business Taylor Ray Robinson, Administration Wadsworth Hills Magna Cum Laude Brandon Christopher Shook, David Marshall Robison, John Anthony Sarra, Findlay Hudson Cincinnati Danielle Rene Short, Jillian Lea Rohr, Nova Magna Cum Laude Marysville Cum Laude with Honors in Business Cum Laude Nicholas Blake Roland, Administration Alexander Moore Shriber, Newton Falls Gretchen Elizabeth Sauer, Bath Cum Laude Warren Rahul Shrivastava, Michael Andrew Romero, Nicole Lee Saul, Pickerington Hyderabad, India Green Summa Cum Laude Kyle Christopher Shucofsky, Cum Laude Allison Nicole Schefdore, Burr Fairview Park James Levi Rose, Millersport Ridge, IL Theodore Mayer Shumaker, Magna Cum Laude Mitchell Dylan Scher, Solon Samuel Philip Rosenbaum, Monclova Trevor David Schermer, Zack J.D. Sidle, Ashland Beachwood Whitesboro Magna Cum Laude Andrea Lane Sidwell, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Business Zanesville Administration William Anton Schneller III, Cum Laude Nicole Sasha Rosinsky, Great Cincinnati Kimberly Sara Siegal, Solon Neck, NY Carlie Lois Schwabe, West Magna Cum Laude Angela Michelle Ross, Dundee, IL Erica L. Silbiger, Wyoming Columbus Hannah Corinne Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Schwieterman, West Eunbin Sim, Busan, South Shane Richard Ross, Chester Korea Columbia Station Jamie Michele Scott, Ironton Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Luke James Scott, Hudson Timothy J. Simmons, Dublin with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Administration with Honors in Business Alec Benjamin Simon, Barry Michael Roth, Administration Beachwood Johnstown Michael Dean Scott, Lexington Magna Cum Laude Jillian Meryl Rothschild, Jason Alan Selzer, Mansfield with Honors in Business Magna Cum Laude Administration Demarest, NJ Grant Samuel Sims, Toledo John Thomas Rotte, Sylvania Ji young Seo, Ilsan, South Korea Magna Cum Laude Elise Christina Rowland, Kelly Athena Sklavounos, Annapolis, MD Shawn Victor Sesock, Brook Park Canton Dale R. Royster, Columbus Cum Laude Taka Eugene Rozzell, Tokyo, Alexis Elizabeth Sferra, Cassandra Ann Slavik, Japan Chagrin Falls Westlake Cum Laude Curtis Stanton Rummel, North Cum Laude Olmsted Nilam B. Shah, Troy Alex Max Small, Beachwood Steven Joseph Ruthen, Habib Michael Shakkour, Andi Elizabeth Smith, Canal Jericho Amherst Winchester Ethan Lyle Rutman, Jing Shan, Qingdao, Cum Laude Oceanside, NY Shandong, China Andrew Tyler Smith, Massillon Michelle Ann Sharkey, West Kaitlyn Elizabeth Smith, Chester Westchester, NY Cum Laude 910 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Kyla Marie Smith, Galena Nan Su, Changshu, Jingsu, Shiyuan Tian, Dalian, China Ryan Jacob Smith, Perrysburg China Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting Corey Patrick Snyder, Meryl Priya Sudhakar, Powell Clodagh Christina Tinney, Westerville Justin Micah Sullivan, Hurricane, WV Magna Cum Laude Louisville, KY Kevin Francis Tinus, Solon with Honors in Business Lisa Marie Sullivan, Hinckley Magna Cum Laude Administration Cum Laude Josephine Tjong, Jakarta, Joshua Nathan Solomon, Wanyi Sun, Harbin, China Indonesia Pepper Pike Yiou Sun, Qingdao, China Jacob Edward Toole, Yang Song, Shijiazhuang, Zuoqi Sun, Xi’An Shaanxi, Lakewood Hebei, China China Kevin Thomas Trabucco, Nicholas Mario Spano, Cum Laude Boston, MA Columbus Luke William Sutphin, Mason Elizabeth Marie Trentman, David Edward Spaw, Jr., Gregory Svetov, Skokie, IL West Chester Mentor Cum Laude Cum Laude Grant Alexander Speakman, Mark Christopher Swensen, Luis Gerardo Trevino, Jr., Grove City Milford Monterrey, Mexico Lauren Michelle Spiegel, Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Westerville Bryan Roger Swint, Sylvania International Business Stephen Robert Spires, Plain Joseph Daniel Swords, Madalyn Trout, Concord City Columbus Hua Chen Tseng, Hong Kong, Julie Nicole Spizzirri, Loveland Allen James Sykes, Mansfield China Magna Cum Laude Patrick Cesare Tadolini, St. Yuanmiao Tu, Wenzhou, Matthew Barrett Spohn, Dublin Clairsville China Michele Christiana Sposit, Hongchuan Tan, Nanchang, Magna Cum Laude Hinckley China Kylie Rianne Tubero, Hudson Magna Cum Laude Xue Tan, Suzhou, China Kevin Adam Tucker, Solon Benjamin Aaron Starr, Cum Laude Michael Joseph Tupa, Reynoldsburg Kazuo Tanaka, Kaohsiung, University Heights Troy Robert Starr, Powhatan Taiwan, ROC Aaron Michael Tyran, Medina Point Angela Tang, Columbus Megan Julia Tyson, Cleveland Nicole Catherine Staton, Ke Tang, Nanjing, China Isaac Mchenry Ulery, Granville Dayton Magna Cum Laude John Ernest Ulle, Painesville Magna Cum Laude Grant Andrew Taylor, Mason Andrew Lawrence Urbanski, Michael Robert Staubach, Magna Cum Laude Westerville Cincinnati Molly Elizabeth Taylor, Nicholas Raymond Vagi, Tyler Scott Stauch, Dublin Cincinnati Lakewood Samuel Mark Stecher, Mason Magna Cum Laude Lauren Christine Valentine, Erin Elizabeth Steele, Spring with Honors in Business Johnstown Administration Green, WI Ryan Joseph Terek, Poland Kevin Patrick Van Dyke, Cum Laude Cum Laude Reynoldsburg Zachary Samuel Stern, Buffalo Jacqueline Nicole Tesorero, Eric James VanBenschoten, Grove, IL Mason Lockport, NY Cum Laude Cum Laude Sarah J. Vasey, Chagrin Falls Drew Allen Stetler, Quincy, MI William Edward Theado, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Nicholas Robert Stevens, Columbus Charles Christopher Vaughan, Galion Nicklaus Joseph Theobald, Marietta Richard Sean Stirsman, Mason Alexander James Veleta, Terrace Park Cannus Thieu, Temple City, Cincinnati Robert John Stock, Columbus CA Cum Laude Weston Richard Strayer, Milan Cum Laude Divya Venkata Veluguri, Aaron Joseph Streicker, Jacob Stephen Thomas, Ongole, India Loveland Monroeville Cum Laude Tyler Edward Strelecky, Cum Laude Ashley Nicole Vichio, Tinley Newark Kelly Ann Thomas, Maumee Park, IL Erik Allan Strong, Westerville Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kayla Michelle Stucke, Tipp Livia Brigit Thomas, Mason with Honors in Business Administration City Shari’ Nicole Thomas, Bart Randall Vincent, Jr., San Magna Cum Laude Steubenville Antonio, TX Vytas Ignas Stuopis, Canton, Kristen Melanie Thompson, MA James Daniel Vitou, Rocky Tallmadge River Ashley Brooke Sturgeon, Carson Douglas Thrush, Broadview Heights Paul Robert Vonluehrte, Worthington Cincinnati Cum Laude Cum Laude Ethan Joseph Stykemain, Magna Cum Laude Ge Tian, Harbin, China Brian W. Vorwald, Cincinnati Defiance Jia Tian, Zheng Zhon, China George Michael Cum Laude Vourvopoulos, Gahanna Magna Cum Laude 911 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Robert Michael Waddle, Jr., Alex James Wentz, Canal Yuhong Wu, Yichang, China Cincinnati Winchester Jie Xiao, Qingdao, China Evan N. Wagner, Canton Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Patrick Thomas Westerlund, Lingxu Xiong, Wuhan, China Jonathan Scott Wagner, Lewis Center Cum Laude Dublin Magna Cum Laude Xiayu Xu, Kaifeng, China Zachary Scott Walker, Canton with Honors in Business Cum Laude Catherine Sophia Walsh, Administration Tongchen Xue, Shenzhen, Hilliard Richard Alan Wetzel, China Timothy Andrew Walters, Gahanna Cum Laude Kettering Eric Lane Wheeler, St. Morgan Sadie Yablonsky, New Hayley Elizabeth Walton, Clairsville City, NY Tallmadge Jonathan Thomas Whiston, Kunal D. Yajnik, Powell Kelly Marie Walton, Findlay Mount Gilead Zidi Yan, Shanghai, China Matthew John Whitney, Magna Cum Laude Anna Wang, Pickerington Chenlong Yang, Shanghai, Chu Wang, Ning Bo, China Brecksville Taylor Frederick Wiemken, China Fan Wang, Hefei, China Magna Cum Laude Fangming Wang, Weifang, Defiance Cum Laude Dalong Yang, Guilin, China China Scott Richard Williams, Delta Hongyang Yang, Haicheng, Feng Wang, Shaoxing, China Anna Jean Willman, Hawthorn China Magna Cum Laude Huiming Yang, Dalian, Jialu Wang, Cangzhou, China Woods, IL Magna Cum Laude Liaoning, China Jie Wang, Leshan, Sichuan, with Honors in Business Mengfei Yang, Ningxia, China China Administration Xintan Yang, Tianjin, China Cum Laude Alaina Renee Wilson, Norwalk Jinghua Wang, Suzhou, China Yujia Yang, Shijiazhuang, Daniel J. Wilson, Piqua China Cum Laude Adam Paul Windnagel, Lin Wang, Ningbo, ZheJing, Cum Laude Strongsville Krizzia P. Yanga, Pickerington China Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Xiang Yao, Changsha, China with Honors in Business Weian Ye, Nanning, China Muyuan Wang, Chongqing, Administration China Summa Cum Laude Lee Terrance Winfield, Jia Yin, Chengdu, China Magna Cum Laude Painesville Ni Wang, Dalian, China Mingxi Yin, Shenzhen, China Stephen Michael Winick, Cum Laude Panjun Wang, Wuxi, China Canton Shan Wang, Datong, China Bronson Cody Yoder, Summa Cum Laude Millersburg Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting Siyun Wang, Beijing, China Trent Steven Wirick, North Jing You, Wuhan, China Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Robinson Trevor Michael Young, with Research Distinction in Cum Laude Finance John Michael Woeste, Dayton Worthington Magna Cum Laude Xiaomeng Wang, Tianjin, Cum Laude China Nathaniel Thomas Woeste, Annie Onyi Yu, Powell Magna Cum Laude Carmel, IN Liang Yu, Qingdao, Shandong, Xinhe Wang, Fuzhou, Fujian, Magna Cum Laude China China Sung Jae Won, Seoul, South Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Korea Yang Yu, Hei Long Jiang, Yiwen Wang, Ningbo, China Cum Laude China Summa Cum Laude Bryan Jun Yuen Wong, Yeon-Li Yue, Kuala Lumpur, with Honors in Accounting Malaysia Zhongli Wang, Hangzhou, Singapore, Singapore Mun Kong Wong, Kampar, Cum Laude China Lauren Elizabeth Zacharias, Magna Cum Laude Perak, Malaysia Yiu Ching Wong, Hong Kong Valley City Alexa Joy Warnecke, Findlay Cum Laude Cum Laude Rachael Eve Wood, Solon Cynthia Rose Zak, Pittsburgh, Mathew Richard Warnecke, William Millet Woods, Bay PA Sidney Village Matthew Francis Zele, Mentor Daniel Robert Warren, Avon Matthew Levi Workman, Luke David Zennie, Cincinnati Kristen Lauren Washington, Chillicothe Bin Zhang, Dalian, China Magna Cum Laude Lucas Bixiao Zhang, HeBi, HeNan, Audrey Marie Weich, Elyria Madison Joy Wright, Powell Di Wu, Gui Xi, China China Anne E. Weinstein, University Cum Laude Heights Dianna Wu, Columbus Chao Zhang, Columbus Loring Alan Weisenberger II, Jiaxi Wu, Jiangmen, China Heng Zhang, Wu Han, Hu Bei, Columbus Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Accounting China Scott Thomas Wells, Kettering Jingyang Wu, Xiamen, China Jane Yiyi Zhang, Centerville Yiling Weng, Ningbo, China Mingshuo Wu, Cixi, China Cum Laude Haodong Wenren, Fuzhou, Sara Yan Wu, Mayfield Ji Zhang, Beijing, China Fujian, China Heights Cum Laude 912 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Mengyuan Zhang, Lin’an, College of Dentistry Christine Ann Carr, Canton Zhejiang, China B.A. (Miami University) Cum Laude Dean: Patrick M. Lloyd Magna Cum Laude Qun Zhang, Shenzhen, China Shantong Zhang, Beijing, Hyejin Cheong, Busan, South China Doctor of Dental Surgery Korea Cum Laude B.S. Si Cheng Zhang, Chongqing, China Sulekha Mohamed Abdi, Christopher D. Coleman, Tiantian Zhang, Beijing, China Hargeisa, Somaliland Dayton Wanling Zhang, Yantai,China Mahvish Ahmed, Westerville B.S. (Wright State University) Xinyu Zhang, Shanghai, China B.S. Cum Laude Cum Laude Xiyue Zhang, Beijing, China Sarah E. Ash, Brighton, Katie Marie Cunningham, Cum Laude Michigan Albuquerque, NM Yang Zhang, Shenzhen, China B.S. (University of Mount B.S. (West Virginia University) Yanhong Zhang, Suzhou, Union) China M.S. (University of Akron) Tara M. Dailey, Holland Magna Cum Laude B.A. (Miami University) with Honors in Business Kyle Stevens Astle, Great Administration Falls, MT Yuangeng Zhang, Beijing, Thomas A. DeChellis, B.S. (Brigham Young Youngstown China University-Idaho) Cum Laude Yue Zhang, Chengdu, China Douglas K. DeMille, Yuting Zhang, Nanchong, Vera Avkshtol, Cleveland Duchesne, UT Sichuan, China B.A. (Case Western Reserve B.S. (Utah State University) Chenxin Zhao, Shanghai, University) Magna Cum Laude China Cum Laude Stephen Thomas Balzer, Robert Louis Dennis, Akron Hanliang Zhao, Guangzhou, Strongsville B.S. China B.S. Cum Laude Jianan Zhao, Shijiazhuang, Cum Laude China Stephen Charles Denny, Cum Laude Michael T. Betor, Westlake Cincinnati Lingcai Zhao, Chong Qing, B.S. (University of Miami) B.S. (University of Cincinnati) China Cum Laude Xiang Zhao, Beijing, China Kylee Ann Bishop, Bowling Xueyang Zhao, Beijing, China Green Alex Dolgov, Columbus Cum Laude B.S. (North Carolina State B.S., M.S. (Wright State Yiwei Zhao, Jiang YIn, China University) University) Qinxiang Zheng, Fuzhou, Fujian, China James Bookwalter, Columbus Thomas J. Drockton, Darya R. Zhitenev, Solon Magna Cum Laude Chesterland Magna Cum Laude B.S. (John Carroll University) with Honors in Business Deric Robert Budendorf, Cum Laude Administration Powell Yuchen Zhong, Chengdu, B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace Gregory Miles England, China College) Chubbuck, ID Cum Laude B.S. (Utah State University) Da Zhou, Yixing, China Kristy Lynn Bultema, Magna Cum Laude Dai Zhou, Wuhan, China Westerville Naiming Zhu, Beijing, China B.A. Laura A. Fisher, Bountiful, UT Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude B.S. (Southern Utah Samuel Ryan Ziegler, Chagrin University) Falls Thomas Gerard Burke, Jr., Garrett James Zook, St. Paris Medina Richard C. Flores, Westlake Wei Zou, Suzhou, China B.S. (Allegheny College) Christopher Gary Zych, Dublin Emily Rose Burns, Lebanon Cum Laude B.A., Master’s (University of Amanda Lynn Forche,

Kentucky) Covington Cum Laude B.S. (Bowling Green State University) Daniela Canache, Beachwood B.A. (College of Wooster) Trisha Marie Gable, Zanesville Magna Cum Laude B.S.Dent.Hygn. Magna Cum Laude Brandon Scott Canfield, Fayette B.S. 913 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Stephanie Iris Gans, Highland Jonathan C. Krogg, Springfield Joshua Scott Murdock, Heights B.S. (University of Dayton) Newberg, OR B.A. (Bowling Green State University) Kurt Anthony Langenderfer, Kathy Binh Nguyen, Salt Lake North Royalton City, UT Brandon N. Glenn, Corvallis, B.S. (University of Utah) OR Christina M. Lazzari, Watton, B.S. (Brigham Young MI Trent K. Nielsen, Sandy, UT University) B.S. (Lake Superior State Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude University) Cum Laude Lisa D. Nightingale, Sylvania Maryna Michelle Goergy, B.S. Westlake James H. Leale, Puyallup, WA B.S. B.S. (Brigham Young Clayton A. Odenweller, University) Delphos Jessica Gott, Wellington B.S. (Miami University) B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace Elena Michael Lebasie, College) Asmara/Adi Wegera, Stephen J. Orlosky, Girard Eritrea Michael F. Guirguis, Westlake B.S. (Xavier University) Joseph Woodbury Pittman, B.A. (Miami University) Cincinnati Brittany L. Lipinsky, Hudson B.S.Mech.Eng. Melissa M. Gusching, Minster B.A. (Miami University) Summa Cum Laude B.S. (Ball State University) Magna Cum Laude Jennifer A. Lowe, Westlake Susan E. Robertson, East B.S. (University of Dayton) Liverpool Caleb C. Hanson, Hilliard B.S. (University of Mount B.S. (Ohio University) Jessica Massari, Parma Union) B.A. (Miami University) Cum Laude Curtis R. Hebdon, Holladay, UT Kathleen Elizabeth Christopher Robert Ryba, B.S. (Brigham Young McCormick, Bellbrook Valley View University) B.S. B.A. Cum Laude Scott Jerome Hudepohl, Jeffrey Marc Salatino, Cincinnati Samir I. Merchant, Cincinnati Alpharetta, GA B.S. B.S. B.S. (Georgia College) Cum Laude Todd P. Miker, Cleveland Erika Louise Scheetz, Dublin Elizabeth Jeannette Hughes, B.A. (Miami University) Pittsburgh, PA Jessica Marie Parker Miller, Cum Laude B.S. Dayton B.S. (University of Dayton) Alexander J. Smith, Bend, OR Aaron A. Innes, West Chester B.S. (University of Oregon) B.S. (Brigham Young Sung Jin Min, Seoul, South University) Korea Erik M. Snell, Middletown Cum Laude B.S. B.S. (Wright State University)

Jordan M. Job, Akron Amy L. Montavon, Yuchan K. Son, Findlay B.S. (Ashland University) Wheelersburg B.S. B.A. (Shawnee State Anthony Michael Johnson, University) Patrick James Sovacool, Massillon Lakewood B.S. Nicholas A. Moore, Orlando, B.A. (Miami University) FL Natalia Katsman, Solon B.S. Thomas M. Spoonster, B.S. Wadsworth Brian S. Morningstar, Andrea Elizabeth Kline, Massillon Adam Squicquero, Canfield Lafayette, IN B.A. (Baldwin-Wallace B.S. (John Carroll University) B.S. (Purdue University) College) Magna Cum Laude Steven Mark Stackhouse, Clayton A. Kline, Ohio City Saginaw, MI Sean Mortensen, Phoenix, AZ B.S.Honors (Michigan State Nicholas J. Koogler, Dublin University) Andrew S. Mullet, Berlin Cum Laude Emily L. Kozan, Bratenahl B.S. (Kent State University) B.A. (Miami University) 914 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Anne Dana Starkey, Newport Jae Yoon, Columbus Kaitlyn Diane Spearman, B.S. B.S.Nutrition Mount Vernon Jennifer A. Swick, Delphos Emily Linnea Story, Middleport Cum Laude B.S. Bachelor of Science in Whitney Lou Volk, Tremont, IL Dental Hygiene Chadleo Allan Webb, Hilliard Cum Laude Lindsay Nicole Stutzman, Berlin Jessica Dawn Baker, Oxford Cum Laude Alyssa Paige Betchie, Lewis

Center College of Education Michael A. Stutzman, Berlin Nicona Marie Bruni, Lancaster B.S. (Indiana University of Dung X. Bui, Houston, TX and Human Ecology Pennsylvania) Andrea M. Dickinson, Toledo Katherine Lynn DiMarco, Dean: Cheryl L. Achterberg Alison M. Thetford, Toledo Mount Vernon B.A. (Miami University) Cum Laude Caitlyn Rose Fader, Bachelor of Science in Chad T. Thorpe, Cassopolis, Youngstown Human Ecology MI Sarah Nicole Ford, Galloway B.S. (Western Michigan Cum Laude Nur Sabrina Binti Abdul Malek, University) Stacey Nicole French, Kedah, Malaysia Cincinnati Hitomi Abe, Hilliard Alexander Martin Tipton, Cum Laude Grant Gregory Ackers, Powell Bryan Hilary Rae Hastings, Sarah Lynn Agee, Bellevue B.A. (Miami University) Springfield Tiffany Brooke Akeman, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Rose Marie Hilty, Powell Toledo Cum Laude Sarah E.J. Toward, Isanti, MN Arianna Daniell Jackson, Amanda Christine Akins, B.A. (Minnesota State Kansas City, MO Dublin University Moorhead) Magna Cum Laude Malia Althera Johnson, Kristy Elizabeth Albrinck, Cincinnati Jaron C. Traveller, Cedar City, Bellefontaine Kara Elizabeth Kachele, Solon Adeeba Sultana Ali, Teaneck, UT NJ Kyle Paul Keller, Barberton B.S. (Southern Utah Rihan Noor Ali, Hilliard University) Cum Laude Amanda Clarice Klein, North Britni Dawn Allen, Sunbury Lauren Alexandra Anderson, Steven James Vorholt, Royalton Lindsey Renee Lockhart, Maumee Cincinnati Gino Michael Andreano, B.S. Greenville Natalie Beth Long, Mount Airy, Parma Amanda Rae Appis, Sabrina Daniela Wall, St. MD Summa Cum Laude Conesville Augustine, FL Kristen Karin Arnold, B.S. (University of Central Bridget Eileen Mackin, Westlake Columbus Florida) Cum Laude Kate Meredith Macko, Wadsworth Carlos Joshua Arteaga, Blake M. Warner, Defiance Whitehall B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Elizabeth S. Magolas, Wadsworth Kelly Marie Aughinbaugh, M.P.H. Aurora Cum Laude Monica Lee Meadows, Washington Court House Erin Marie Bade, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Whitney R. Wauligman, Cum Laude Jennifer Rose Mitchell, Dylan William Bair, Urbana Cincinnati Christopher J. Baker, B.S. (Xavier University) Cincinnati Cum Laude Columbus Amy Lynn Molnar, Rayland Philip Aleksandar Balalovski, Terry Ryan Williams, Gates Summa Cum Laude Blacklick Mills with Honors in Dental Hygiene Brooke Nicole Barley, Canton B.S. Shaun Jennifer Murphy, Cum Laude Cum Laude Grayslake, IL Naima Nefertari Barnes, West Cum Laude Orange, NJ Jonathan A. Wilson, New Kayla Marie Pelok, Wauseon Gwen Ann Barron, Cincinnati London Brooke Renee Phillips, Lima Cum Laude B.S. (Kent State University) Lisa Marie Rausch, Marysville Paige Jean Bartoszek, M.B.A. (Ohio University) Allison Lee Reynolds, Loveland Huntington, WV Rachel Elaine Beasley, North Joseph Yosep Yong, Seoul, Kelsey Lauren Rupert, Canton South Korea Wintersville Cum Laude B.S. (Case Western Reserve Chelsea Nicole Slusher, Elida Kristin Bergman, Yorkshire University) 915 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Stacey Lynn Berkowitz, Hilary Ann Christopher, Powell Mary Lee Ernst, Cincinnati Racine, WI Cum Laude Shannon Michelle Erskine, Brandon Clark Best, Dublin Hsinyu Chu, Taipei, Taiwan, Greenwich Cum Laude ROC Jacob M. Falinski, Parma Hannah Bills, Columbus Gianna Nicole Cirino, Solon Heights Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Lauren Elizabeth Farley, Xenia Allison Marie Black, Zanesville Margaret Christine Clark, Cum Laude Cum Laude Gahanna Josh Michael Finn, Lima Kathleen Elizabeth Blayney, Carrie Anne Clendening, Tipp Ashley M. Fischer, Bellville Westlake City Ingrid Rose Flaatrud, Jessica Isaac Block, Cincinnati Erin Beth Code, Beavercreek Columbus Melissa Jane Blume, Samantha Elizabeth-Marie Alexandria Rae Flesher, Perrysburg Cole, Cuyahoga Falls Franklin Magna Cum Laude Jaclyn Marie Core, Cum Laude Jillian Marie Bohme, Dallas, Rushsylvania Natalie Anne Flotner, West TX Rachel Ann Creps, Maumee Chester Summa Cum Laude Toni Renee’ Cuevas, Pomona Lauren Krystine Forrest, Jazmyn Jenea Bondurant, Park, FL Dublin Columbus Grace Carly Curry, New Marielle Justine Fosco, Jenna Maureen Bovinet, Milford, CT Galena Columbus Christopher David Cyphert, DeVinn Tyler-Dianne Foster, Stephanie Kristyn Bowers, Canal Winchester Columbus Parma Tiana Daniel, Columbus Cum Laude Jordynne Elise Bowie, Danielle Ashvini David, Kendra Kay Fowler, Powell Westerville Columbus Magna Cum Laude David Chandler Bowman, Stevia Brigitte Davis, Amherst Abigail Lynn Fraher, Hinckley Salem Courtney April Dawson, Jacqueline R. Francis, Rachael Elizabeth Boyle, Canton Versailles Lewis Center Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Jarrod Theodore Bracey, Dana Rose Delaney, Paige Noel Freeman, Dublin Saginaw, MI Westerville Cum Laude Katelyn Marie Branscum, Dena Toba Delaviz, Lewis Heather Ann Froimson, Avon Center Shaker Heights Cum Laude Kelly Brown, Worthington Taylor Elizabeth Deley, Samuel Patrick Brown, Avon Erin Kathleen Gallant, Boardman Columbus Lake Sandra Ann Delong, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Alicia Renee Garcia, Canal Margeaux Isabella Brumfield, Christopher Robert Demois, Powell Winchester West Chester Julia Marie Gardner, Bexley Ryan Patrick Buening, Katherine Haley DeVelin, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Waverly Sharon Lynn Gardner, Leslie Taylor Burd, Dublin Caitlin Elizabeth Devers, William John Burke II, Thornville South Euclid Cum Laude Strongsville Sarah Eve Dickler, Corona del Catherine Jolyn Gault, Nichelle Delise Burnett, Mar, CA Newcomerstown Westerville Katie Elizabeth Dill, Madison Monroe Gawronski, Alyssa Altha Burns, Zanesville Westerville Hilliard Cum Laude Hannah Lynn Busch, Avon Melissa Annamarie Dillon, Natalie Catherine Gellenbeck, Lake Grove City Loveland Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Jane Emilie Geyer, Norwich Kim Estelle Butler, Willoughby Stefanie Marie Dimofski, Tini Binti Gishamsuddin, Hills Gahanna Kemaman, Malaysia Cristina Elizabeth Cabarcas, Devin Theresa Dittmar, Cum Laude Columbus Gahanna Dorothy Grey Goebel, Minster Magna Cum Laude Matthew Ross Doxsey, West Brian Joseph Goedde, McKenzie Lee Callicoat, Chester Columbus Mechanicsburg Sarah Kathleen Doyle, Erica Lynn Goldberg, Tinton Cum Laude Chillicothe Falls, NJ Kristen Marie Camacho, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Dublin Shannon Cozette Draves, Samantha Ryan Golovan, Kristin Leigh Canady, Gilbertsville, PA Beachwood Columbus Kayla J. Dunaj, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Cole Marino Cannon, Hilliard Alex Durinka, Columbus Jared Patrick Goodykoontz, Edward Gary Carter, Daniel D. Ehrman, Springfield Columbus Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus Taylor Leigh Greco, New Joseph Tyler Chamberlain, Candice Jean Elliott, Kettering Kaylee Jane Enscoe, Albany Franklin Samantha Kay Greene, Gina Marie Cheliras, Hubbard Westerville Cum Laude Hilliard 916 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Dustin Anthony Greenwood, Kyra Anne Hopkins, Grove Michael Knorr, Pickerington Antwerp City Bléque Marie Knotts, Derrick Allen Grey, Canal Candace Marie Hornsby, Columbus Winchester Columbus Magna Cum Laude Laura Jo Griggs, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Jessica Taylor Koepnick, Cum Laude Mary Elizabeth Howard, Saint Sussex, WI Kathleen Philomena Haggerty, Louisville Cum Laude West Chester, PA Cum Laude Kaitlyn Mae Kohler, Canton Candice Erin Haight, Travis A. Howard, Miami, FL Cum Laude Warrenton, VA Laura Danielle Howenstine, Emma Kokenge, Cincinnati Cortney J. Hall, Columbus Xenia Heather Brittany Kosileski, Whitney Lynn Hall, Carroll Qi Huang, Hubei, China Garfield Heights BreAyne Elizabeth Halliday, Harrison J. Huenke, Columbus Erika Lynn Kovach, Rossford Mount Vernon Corrina Christine Hughley, Chelsea Elizabeth Koval, Morgan Lindsey Hamelberg, Canton Litchfield Delaware Lauren Ashley Humphrey, Kevin Michael Kozlowski, Breanne Renae Hamilton, Forest Akron Bluffton Emma Lian Hung, Cincinnati Heather Nicole Krekeler, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Portsmouth Nicholas Alan Hampton, Joel Milton Hunter, Napoleon Cum Laude Sunbury Ashley Marie Jackson, Tiffin Diandra Marie Lammens, Sarah Christine Hanson, Magna Cum Laude Hollis Hills, NY Dublin Erica Nicole Jackson, Troy Elizabeth Anne Lancione, Magna Cum Laude Caroline Elizabeth Jacoby, Avon Lake Kilee Renee Hards, Findlay Cincinnati Robert William LaRiccia, Magna Cum Laude Cara Nicole Jarrett, Gahanna Chesterland Alexandra Lynn Hardy, Megan Michelle Jett, Urbana Haifa Stephanie Lattouf, Romeoville, IL Christina Lee Jolliff, Wooster Westlake Sarah Jane Hardy, Gahanna Magna Cum Laude Stacey L. Lewis, Milan Brandi Danielle Harris, Lalita Lash’e Jones, Dayton Lauren Emily Licata, Columbus Adam Max Joseph, Lyndhurst Columbus Alannah Christine Hayes, Christina Corrine Joseph, Lauren Nicole Liebich, Westerville Ottawa Hills Perrysburg Daniel Matthew Haynes, Monika Naina Joshi, Bedford, Michael Allen Lindley, Dublin MA Cincinnati Cum Laude Cum Laude Kristin Michelle Locey, Susan Liv Hedlund, Jessica Lynn Kachovec, Cincinnati Beavercreek Liberty Township Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kimberly Rose Long, Radnor Katherine Leigh Heinrichs, Lauren Rose Kahle, Laura Ann Marie Longstreth, Clayton Spencerville Grover Hill Katherine Nicole Heitzman, Erica Lauren Kalagidis, Mack F. Lorden, Lakeside Cincinnati Canton Park, KY Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kristen Hendricks, Columbus Jamie Rae Kanehl, Kyle Adair Lucas, Dublin Laura Rose Henkel, Cincinnati Jacksonville, FL Cara Marie Lucke, Loveland Cassidy Joy Herbst, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Erin Danielle Ludwin, Logan Tiffany Autumn Herndon, Kory Alan Kearns, Mansfield Teretha Renee Lusear, Fairfax, VA Lantz Christopher Kehlmier, Columbus Nicole A. Heyder, Hilliard Westerville Justin Ryan Lustig, Gahanna Tayler Mercedes Hill, Jessica Lynn Keller, Cincinnati Katie Erin Mackey, Galena Minneapolis, MN Meghan Sheridan Kelley, Kelsey Rae Mailman, Lauren Katherine Himes, Wayland, MA Pittsburgh, PA Cum Laude Columbus Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Abigail Sarah Hirsch, Highland Fashion and Retail Studies Bridget Mary Makar, Kirtland Heights Courtney L. Kenney, Toledo Christopher Lloyd Manchester, Stephanie Cara Hirschl, Lucy Mckenzie Kerrigan, Pickerington Youngstown Bellbrooke Jennifer Christine Mann, Magna Cum Laude Jessica Ann Kibbey, Hilliard Columbus Samantha Lynn Hite, Lewis Magna Cum Laude Abby Jana Marder, Deerfield, Center Tyler Allen Kiner, Big Prairie IL Nicholas Andrew Hohman, Anthony Patrick King, Kaitlyn Nicole Markey, Tiffin Strongsville Columbus Summa Cum Laude Sara Elizabeth Kittle, Rachel Lynn Markley, Siera Jade Holley, Orwell Zanesville Springfield Magna Cum Laude Alexandra Ruth Martin, Rachel Marie Hoover, Mary Elizabeth Klark, Granville Amanda Lindsey Knapp, Sylvania Columbus Lucille Mary Martin, Xenia Magna Cum Laude Gahanna 917 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Andrew Charles Massarella, Kathryn Rose O’Connell, Catherine Elizabeth Roth, St. Cincinnati Dayton Marys, PA Nick Aaron Massaro, Wooster Summa Cum Laude Stephen Patrick Rubenstein, Brittany Nicole Maynard, Alexandra Leigh Olson, West Niles Grove City Jefferson Samantha Anne Saba, Toledo Autumn Siara McCadney, Philip Randolph Onorato, Magna Cum Laude Toledo Frisco, TX Lindsay Danielle Sabol, Olivia Lin McClenathan, Ryan Matthew Oravetz, Canfield Pickerington Middleburg Heights Mundheer Singh Sahota, Rachel Renee McConnell, Lindsay Marie Padgett, Sagamore Hills Zanesville Columbus Timothy Ryan Sampey, Cum Laude Bradley Gene Parker, Jr., Chicago, IL Scott Michael McDaniel, Columbus Elizabeth Jane Samuelson, Marion David Clements Parker, Urbana Caitlin McLaughlin, Hinsdale, Perrysburg Caitlin Theresa Sanders, IL Priya H. Patel, Dublin Warren Aurora Nikkole McQuain, Cum Laude Nicole Elizabeth Saunders, Hilliard Unnati Ajit Patel, Columbus Grove City Cum Laude Nora Louise Paul, Lancaster Laura Elizabeth Savarin, Nurul Nadiah Binti Md Hussin, Nathan Bryant Perry, Columbus Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Jessica Melinda Persinger, Brittney Leeann Sawdey, Regan Taylor Menconi, Washington Court House Toledo Lemont, IL Magna Cum Laude Kristen Marie Schafer, Avon Raquel Anett Mercado, Broc Alexander Pickering, Steven P. Schenck, Cleveland New Albany Middletown Magna Cum Laude Taylor Elaine Powell, Emily Rose Schleder, Dublin Abby Marie Michael, Grove Columbus Elizabeth Anne Schlembach, City Kathleen Marie Prawdzik, Columbus Cum Laude Willoughby Kyle Jeffrey Schlensker, West Catherine Elizabeth Anne Magna Cum Laude Chester Miller, Kirtland Anthony Joseph Principe, Steven Blake Schleter, Elida Magna Cum Laude Painesville Kendra Lynn Mills, Columbus Samantha M. Schmidt, Summa Cum Laude Glendale, AZ Cum Laude Ashley Lashon Pryor, Emily Clare Mohn, Toledo Bethany Rae Schmucker, Gahanna West Farmington Magna Cum Laude Sarah Elizabeth Puchala, Ashley Nicole Molina, Chelsea Alyse Schneider, Mableton, GA Dublin Columbus Summa Cum Laude Devon Anne Schniegenberg, Shea A. Molinar, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Blaize Jeffrey Monks, Human Nutrition Bluffton Noblesville, IN Timothy John Pugno, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Emily Anne Morehart, Alyssa Marie Pupino, Akron Kevin Joseph Schodorf, Westerville Cum Laude Westerville Magna Cum Laude Alexander David Purtell, Cum Laude Laquita Samone Mosley, Columbus Ashleigh Lynn Schroeder, Cincinnati Michelle Lynne Radeff, Wapakoneta Omar Ibrahim Mostafa, Hilliard Sheffield Lake Jennifer Ann Schulze, Aaron Timothy Murphy, Magna Cum Laude Worthington Columbus Kerry Ann Ramsey, Olmsted Heather Elizabeth Schwartz, Jenee Latisha Nard, Bellwood, Falls New Philadelphia IL Andrew Briant Rankin, Lindsay Sasha Schwartz, Erin Alexander Near, Hilliard Columbus Columbus Karen Jean Nedorost, Christina Ann Rankin, Summa Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Cleveland Columbus Human Development and Caitlyn Anne Neely, Lorain Cum Laude Family Science Nichole Renee Neff, Alex Dean Rice, Cincinnati Devon Marie Schwartzwalder, Columbus Kaitlyn Michele Westerville Magna Cum Laude Riemenschneider, Anna Katherine Scott, Dublin Ashley Raylyn Neher, Worthington Jaimal Floyd Scott, Columbus Galloway Jenna Marie Rinehart, Plain Kelsey Taylor Scott, Powell Matthew S. Neil, Shreve City Tyler Alfred Scott, Cincinnati Colleen Elizabeth Nelson, Lauren Rose Ritter, burlington, Joelle Christine Self, Mount Blaine, MN KY Sterling Emily Ann Nemanic, Madison Danyale Nicole Robinson, Magna Cum Laude Corey Donavan J. Newsome, Cleveland Elizabeth Marie Sensky, Jackson Tess Navarre Roesch, Westerville Kevin Patrick O’Brien, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Miamisburg 918 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Amanda Rosalee Setliff, Sierra Rachelle Sullivan, Plain Isabelle Deborah Wall, Medina City Columbus Matthew Peter Sforza, Girard Lee Audrey Sutton-Ramspeck, Kathryn Alexandra Wallace, Amy Leeann Shafer, Lima Missouri City, TX Proctorville Fran A. Swales, Columbus Anna Patricia Wannemacher, Atit Jignesh Shah, Columbus Nicole Justine Swartz, Berlin Dayton Bethany Nicole Shepelak, Heights Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Jenna Marie Swint, Fremont Shaunie Ria Warner, Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Pickerington Amy Elizabeth Sherer, Zedingil Tsegaye Tadesse, Jacqueline Watson, Columbus Columbus New Albany Brittany Nicole Watts, Kellen Leigh Shields, Dublin Cum Laude Westerville Magna Cum Laude Anastasiya Nastya Kayci Lee Waugh, Oak Hill Logan Patricia Shircliff, Tashayeva, Bexley January Marie Welch, Maineville Michelle Anne Marie Theriault, Chillicothe Summa Cum Laude North Hills, CA Sophie Qian Weng, Fujian, Kyle David Shutt, Coshocton Kimberly A. Theut, Harrison China Nicole Christine Silvestro, Township, MI Matthew Alexander Wesney, Mentor Tiffany Patrice Thomas, Columbus Sha’ra Tre’k Simmons, Cleveland Peter Joseph Wesolowski, Columbus Marybeth Frances Tkac, Waterville Danielle Renee Sliman, Reynoldsburg Angela Marie Whitlow, Lewis Columbus Hannah Marie Torgerson, Center Elizabeth Rae Smith, Amherst Kristin Nicole Whitnable, Columbus Nickolas Konstantine Triggas, Vincent Kathryn Nicole Snodgrass, Moraga, CA Ashley Jean Widmer, Elyria Rebecca Elizabeth Troyer, Twinsburg Jordan N. Snyder, Powell Louisville Kahla Susanne Wiley, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kirkersville Miles C. Snyder, Grove City Samantha Kellie Tse, Cum Laude Brittney Nicole Solazzo, Richmond Heights Sherman Stephen Williams, Fairfield Minnamari Tuominen, Espoo, Jr., Columbus Cum Laude Finland Mackenzie Dean Winters, Abigail Beth Solomon, Cum Laude Gahanna Reading Ashley Nicole Turner, Megan R. Wood, Worthington Summa Cum Laude Columbus Heather Nicole Specht, Toledo Christopher Charles Worthen, Jovanna Senee Tyree, Columbus Carly Ann St. Clair, Lima Columbus Cum Laude Lauren Rey Wozniak, N. Kelsey Lynn Ujvari, Lexington Canton Amanda Ashley Staas, Lima Kyle Mark Levi Unsdorfer, Leah Ann Stechschulte, Magna Cum Laude Medina Brandon Ross Wynn, Findlay Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Voorhees, NJ Olivia Therese Valenti, Jeffrey Tyler Wysong, Brittany Anne Steidle, Webster, NY Columbus Westerville Cum Laude Melissa Marie Yetmar, Lindsey Page Steinbeck, Taylor Leigh Van Deusen, Cincinnati Strongsville Columbus Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Corbin Fredrick Steinhaus, Richard Yoo, Hudson Rachel Ali Van Wagoner, Angela Young, Payne Galena Rockville, MD Rachel Jane Steinke, Cum Laude Cum Laude Shelby Chih-ming Yuan, Wapakoneta Allison Christine Vance, Milesha Shannae Stigger, Medina Columbus Magna Cum Laude Indianapolis, IN Caroline Sara Vincenty, Soz Fuad Zangana, Columbus Christine A. Stiteler, Shelby Cleveland Heights Cum Laude Stephanie Nicole Stone, North Logan David Von Bargen, Emily Kay Zeller, Bellevue Ridgeville Cincinnati Tao Zheng, Beijing, China Nicklas Sullivan Story, Himadri R. Vyas, Columbus Autumn M. Zimmerman, Columbus Jennifer Mary Waldron, Columbus Ashley Nicole Stout, Wooster Columbus Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Alyssa Rae Walker, Samantha Leigh Zola, Danielle Margaret Strawn, Pittsburgh, PA Cincinnati Salem Cum Laude Staci Nicole Zubrzycki, Christina N. Stroup, Upper Ashton Taylor Walker, Springboro Arlington Columbus Nathan Stuhlfauth, Columbus Jessica Ann Walker, Kathryn Anne Sullivan, Perrysburg Springboro Magna Cum Laude Kelly Jane Sullivan, Columbus 919 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Bachelor of Science in Kathleen Ann Mitsoff, Ashley-Noel Constantino Hospitality Management Middletown Swarn, Mansfield Meghan Marie Morabith, Duke Tien Trinh, Miamisburg Mary Anna Ankenbauer, Brunswick Allan K. Wagner, Columbus Centerville Drew Patrick Mulhern, Hilliard with Honors Research Distinction in Jessica K. Norton, Cincinnati Nutrition Nicholas Michel Ansara, Lydia Martha Whittington, Sylvania Brittany Nicole O’Brien, Columbus Powell Andrew William Bankhurst, Cum Laude Pepper Pike Magna Cum Laude Elizabeth Ann Pease, Eleanor Christine Williamson, Diana Leigh Biasella, Canton New Washington Cum Laude Marysville Katie Ellen Plas, Grafton Corbin Keith Willis, Delaware Megan Lorraine Boreman, Cody Matthew Wilson, New Wooster Allaina Marie Robinson, Reynoldsburg Lexington Olivia Ann Braden, Kent Cum Laude Benjamin Quillen Schafer, Mary Catherine Burgess, Stow Ashland Phillip Vincent Shundry, Bachelor of Science in Emily Elizabeth Byers, Canton Education Columbus Brittany Nicole Sitz, Summa Cum Laude Westerville Jacob Ty Adams, Ada Christina Marie Costilow, Brendon Wright Smith, Upper Andrew Christopher Allton, Chillicothe Arlington Galloway Abigail Erdmier Cramer, Sarah Marie Stephenson, Lindsey Alyea, Miamisburg Frankfort, IL Westlake Sarah Elizabeth Amstutz, Teia Lee Crawl, Trotwood Tamara Jo-Francis Toussant, Bluffton Eric Cameron Dates, Los Alliance Willie Rose Babani, Cincinnati Angeles, CA Michael James Turner, Emily Lynn Babbert, Blacklick Lilian Ann Davis, Columbus Ellsworth, ME Cum Laude Lina Gheyssari, Potomac, MD Abigail Ann Wright, Cincinnati Derek Michael Backs, St. Megan Marie Greene, Cum Laude Marys Willoughby Kelvin Kalong Yu, Powell Andrew Martin Ball, Medina Cum Laude Alexandra Elizabeth Balog, Katherine Cherie Haynes, Girard London Bachelor of Science in Nicole Summer Bell, Hannah Marie Henson, Nutrition Richmond Urbana Magna Cum Laude Kelley Elizabeth Hudson, Grace Marie Canon, Elyria Emma Allyn Best, Chardon Westerville Cum Laude Everett Lee Bingham, Monika Naina Joshi, Bedford, Michael James Carge, Avon Columbus MA Adarsh Sai Conjeevaram, Ann Clay Michael Blackburn, Cum Laude Arbor, MI Columbus William A. King, Dublin Robert Matthew Copeland, Paul Franklin Bland, Akron Joseph Austin Knapp, Loveland Summa Cum Laude Jacksonburg Josephine Kim Fouts, Toledo Chad Nicholas Boone, Kimberly J. Koechlin, Samantha Marie Hoelzer, Sheffield Village Worthington Sandusky Zachary R. Boren, Kellsey Sue Kolanko, Ashley Katherine Johnson, Pickerington Perrysburg Upper Arlington Kelsey Marie Bracken, Cum Laude Natalie Howard Kanis, Dayton Loveland Rachel Ann Krugh, Lauren Elizabeth Klein, West Samantha Marie Brady, Reynoldsburg Chester Columbus Jennifer Lynn Krystek, Kaitlyn E. McDowell, Mason Colin Patrick Busse, Solon Summa Cum Laude Columbus Magna Cum Laude Levi Randolph Kurtz, Van with Honors Research Distinction in Scott David Chadwell, Wert Nutrition Worthington Abdelghani Lebnine, Dublin Jill Erin Moore, Newark Magna Cum Laude Zhengxia Li, Beijing, China Lauren Elizabeth Parker, Joshua Robert Chandler, Cum Laude Toledo Grove City Katherine Elizabeth Major, Judy Jong-Ae Reu, Solon Cum Laude Westerville Magna Cum Laude Kathy Sue Chavez, Greenville Brittney Elaine McIntyre, Molly Sandeep, Tewksbury, Mark Andrew Ciolek, Orlando, FL MA Strongsville Magna Cum Laude Yibo Shao, Mason Magna Cum Laude Michael Paul McKeegan, Cum Laude Alyson Danelle Clark, Johnstown Christopher Charles Stahl, Blacklick Gabriella Maria Merullo, Loveland Cum Laude Columbus Summa Cum Laude Melissa Marie Cline, Galion Yuan Su, Jinan, China Adam Paul Cok, Willard

920 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Michael Anthony Coleman, Jr., Angela Marie Gibson, Carroll Brandon Daniel Kocher, Columbus Raymond Gregory Giesige, Bucyrus Lynsey Elizabeth Comer, Celina Natalie Susan Kokish, Baltimore Amanda Nicole Green, Eastlake Mark Daniel Connell, Aurora Beavercreek Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Nicole Marie Kontely, Powell Coty Wilson Cooper, Bucyrus Daniel Jonathan Greene, Magna Cum Laude Bethany Nicole Cordery, Johnstown Timothy James Kubick, Delaware Alyssa Marie Grolle, Circleville Independence Jason Joshua Coughlin, Summa Cum Laude Derek Edward Kues, Loveland Chicago, IL Phillip Anthony Gross, St. Cum Laude Megan Nichole Cramer, Clairsville James Garrett Larcus, Shaker manfield Magna Cum Laude Heights Emily Frances Creran, Courtney Rian Hale, Powell Summa Cum Laude Haddonfield, NJ Cum Laude Jaclyn Nicole Leffel, leetonia Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Alexandria Rae Hamberg, Jamie Ann Crippin, Van Wert Anna Henry Matthew Lehrer, Huron Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Cody Davidson Crowther, Sarah Kae Hamons, Bellevue Nathan Edward Harvey, Exercise Science Sylvania Lindsay Rachelle Limbacher, Ryan Brooks Cypret, Powell Bucyrus Phillip Allen Haynes II, Dover Sarah Jeanne Dalton, Patrick Andrew Logan, Hilliard Cincinnati Chesapeake, VA Deandre Reon Hendricks, Emily Christine Ludwig, Summa Cum Laude Chardon with Honors Research Distinction in Cleveland Magna Cum Laude Special Education Kyle Paul Hendrickson, Clifton Philip Dominick Magro, Jr., Arden Diane Dandrea, Park, NY Sunbury Strongsville Sean Charles Hennon, Poland Alexa Ware Malone, Jackson, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Richard Carter Darling, Los Amy Danielle Henry, MI Angeles, CA Cum Laude Centerville Danielle Nichole Mangas, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Danica Ashli Deckard, Jacob Matthew Hinton, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Selinsgrove, PA Columbus Andrew Matthew Mann, Dillion Trace Delong, West Cum Laude Mansfield Patrick John Holland, Troy Shaker Heights Marshall Adam Demchak, Clinton Joseph Holman, Jeffrey Allen Martin, Berlin Heath Arcadia Heights Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Matthew Alan Dewire, Ottawa Adam Joseph Homan, Kristen Ann Matthes, Marlton, Hills Coldwater NJ Rachael Marie Dieringer, Avon Cum Laude Eric Joseph Mayer, Fairview Lake Rose Vanda Horbol, Westlake Park Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Adam Lee Dombroski, Jessica Ashley Hyland, Garrett Albert Mayers, Columbus Centerville Beachwood Jessie LeAnn Doster, Magna Cum Laude Ravone J. McGeachy, Sandusky with Research Distinction in Yonkers, NY Exercise Science Magna Cum Laude Toby Joe Metzger, Fort Molly Ann Edgerly, Mingo Thomas Angelo Ingellis, Akron Recovery Evan Raymond Jackson, Junction Jacob Stanford Miller, Kent Jordan Robert Edmonds, Galena Summa Cum Laude Dublin David Alan Jadwin, Grove City Kiara Elisa Moore, Convent Cum Laude Jonathan M. Jensen, Maple Station, NJ Amy Lynn Ellis, St. Marys Glen, PA William Stephen Moore, Grove Summa Cum Laude Orhian Jamaal Johnson, St. City Stephanie Ruth Evans, Petersburg, FL Kyle Alan Morris, Anna Columbus Robert Tyre Jones, Columbus Matt Curtis Moser, Bucyrus Christopher Tyler Fickel, Lisa Darrah Kahoon, Willowick Magna Cum Laude Blacklick Cum Laude Audrey Suzanne Mowery, Zachary Aaron Fries, Bexley Erich Josef Karthan, Dublin Taylor Elizabeth Frim, Lewis Brecksville Markie Elizabeth Moyer, Center Cum Laude Raymond Magna Cum Laude Andrew James Keily, Houston, Holli Nicole Mueller, Harrison Patrick Michael Frueh, Lima TX Cum Laude John Lucas Fulmer, Lakeview Jordan E. Kennedy, Margaret R. Mullen, Corunna, Magna Cum Laude Johnstown ON, Canada Kathleen Therese Gaffney, Bryan Russel Kilgore, Adam Robert Murray, Shaker Hudson Cincinnati Heights Cum Laude 921 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Stacy Ann Myers, Auburn Kevin James Smith, North Brittany Morgan Riggs Hills, MI Royalton Younkman, Bellefontaine Magna Cum Laude Jessica Lyn Spencer, Delphos Kyle Alexander Zaborowski, Andrew James Nunez, Magna Cum Laude Toledo Uvalde, TX Carly Elizabeth Spinazzola, Max Ryan Zenker, Parma Brandon James Ogden, West Chester Heights Columbus Nicole Marguerite St. Jacques, Amanda Marie Oster, North Springboro Royalton Sarah Elizabeth Stapleton, Magna Cum Laude Amelia College of Katelyn Marie Pagano, Drew Allen Stetler, Quincy, MI Pennington, NJ Dustin Kirk Stinson, Engineering Rachel Garnet Petty, Highland Washington Court House Park, IL Leslie Michelle Stoshak, Dean: David B. Williams Joshua L. Poloha, Medina Dublin Dane Michael Poncsak, Bryan Magna Cum Laude Shannon Sue Post, Nashport Andrea Marie Stratton, Lima Bachelor of Science in Sharde Renee Pratt, Kyle Thomas Strauch, Aeronautical and Cleveland Crestline Astronautical Drew Alexander Reed, Dublin Elisabeth Rose Tavierne, St. Engineering Kelly Ann Repasky, Canfield Charles, IL Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Kaitlin Nicole Richardson, Elizabeth Marie Taylor, Blue Waldo Javier Acosta, Olmsted Monroe Creek Falls Stephen Rodriguez, Lake Luke William Terwilliger, Troy Zachary James Baer, Mentor Grove, NY Caitlin Elizabeth Thomas, Kathryn Terese Bailey, Elida John E. Rosser IV, Lorain Columbus Stephen Richard Barlow, Donald Travis Roys, Medina Timothy Steven Todd, Westerville Magna Cum Laude Mark Adam Ruby, Streetsboro Reynoldsburg with Honors in Engineering Meredith Leah Rush, Erica Lauren Toivonen, Jeffrey Robert Blanford, Cincinnati Columbus Centerville Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Anthony Branham, Pataskala Elizabeth Ann Ryan, Lima Eric Thomas Trexler, Mason Adam Edward Castle, Los Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Nicole Marie Sackett, with Honors Research Distinction in Angeles, CA Gahanna Exercise Science Miguel Enrique Class, Akron Teresa Frances Sanchez, Gina Rae Verhoff, Fort David Eugene Cline, Mansfield Toledo Jennings Scott Patrick Cline, Jr., Stephanie Diann Sarno, Lima Summa Cum Laude Bowling Green Cum Laude Cory J. Schaffer, Norwalk Jay P. Vora, Needham, MA Benjamin Todd Wachtmann, Jacob Matthew Copley, Jennifer Anne Schroeder, Willard Columbus Grove Napoleon Kaia Lieselore Waldick, Nathan Edward Crist, Brandon Lee Schwartz, Gahanna Columbus Delphos Erin Jessica Walters, Lindsey Marie Crump, Mentor Angela Victoria Severn, James Bryan Crumpacker, Telford, PA Johnstown Brooke Nicole Walton, Springfield, VA Craig Douglas Sewell, Chelsea Ann Curtin, Warwick, Strasburg Huntsville Magna Cum Laude NY Magna Cum Laude Brett Joseph Shaffer, Elena Marie Ware, Warren Thomas David DeMichael, Columbus Carey G. Watkins, Baltimore Mentor Cum Laude Shaun Leif Watson, Matthew William Derkach, Cassandra D. Sharp, Westerville Burr Ridge, IL Chillicothe Daniel T. Wertz, Lititz, PA Matthew Joseph Dickman, Magna Cum Laude Zachary Jon Wilson, Spring Valley with Honors Research Distinction in Beavercreek Township Joshua Kyle Drummond, Exercise Science Amanda Lyn Winters, Pickerington Jonathan S. Shaw, Strasburg Sandusky Jonathan Ernest Edwards, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Amelia Brooke Ann Taylor Shearer, Ashley A. Wise, Columbus Chris Ferreira, Old Bridge, NJ Churubusco, IN Jaclynn Kristine Wise, Robert Vanneman Fisher, Britni Elizabeth Slaughter, Johnstown Shaker Heights Marysville Samantha Megan Wyatt, Brent Darren Forsberg, Cum Laude Columbus Highland Heights Treg M. Smart, Newark Cum Laude Austin Taylor Smith, Bucyrus John Irvine Yiankos, Dover, Cameron Michael Smith, MA Columbus Jocelyn Abigail Young, Akron Magna Cum Laude 922 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Matthew William Frankhouser, Michael Anthony Pucciarella, Rachel Ann Eiferd, Columbus Salem Saint Leonard, MD Nicholas Jonathan Espinosa, Cum Laude Ashley Jean Pugh, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Newcomerstown Elizabeth Anne Fischer, Aeronautical and Astronautical Rebecca Marie Pytlik, Marietta Dayton Engineering Jordan Joaquim Franklin, Zach James Ralston, Canton Jeffrey J. Frazier, Powell Omaha, NE Daniel Reilly, Farmingville, NY Anthony Vincent Gagliardi, Cum Laude Joshua M. Glovac, Amherst Parma Christine Dana Ryan, Magna Cum Laude Timothy Richard Hendrickson, Loveland with Honors in Architecture Sterling, MA Gregory Scott Scheiferstein, with Honors Research Distinction in Kyle Hird, Cincinnati Hudson Architecture Magna Cum Laude Eileen Gehlhausen, Plano, TX Andrew Karl Hoelzel, Hudson Daniel Lee Shank, McClure Alexander L. Trassare, Parma Azzalee Gethers, Norwalk, CT Cum Laude Drew Watts Grandjean, with Honors in Engineering Jared Leo Westhoff, Georgetown, KY Westerville Caroline Holmes, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in David Pham Huynh, North Erick Andrew White, Fremont Architecture Olmsted Ryan W. Winfree, Pickerington Michael W. Gregg, Uniontown Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering with Honors in Engineering Charles Andrew Hackworth, with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors Research Distinction in Cable Aeronautical and Astronautical Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Engineering Natalie Elizabeth Hallam, Jeremiah Ward Johnson, Louisville, KY Minford Jessica Rae Headland, Daniel Lee King, Brunswick Bachelor of Science in Massillon Cum Laude Architecture Brian William Hendrickson, Brian Douglas Kocher, (Austin E. Knowlton Mount Vernon Beavercreek School of Architecture) Wesley Michael Hiatt, Darryl James Kovach, North Pickerington with Honors Research Distinction in Royalton Luke Alan Anderson, Cum Laude Architecture Jonathen Henry LaFontaine, Cincinnati Robert Lucas Lee Hintz, Clyde Cum Laude Cleveland Emma Brady Horvath, Shaker with Honors in Architecture Heights Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Mitchell Van Le, Oklahoma Architecture Ross Parker Jackson, City, OK Edgar Andres Ascano, Bridgeport Magna Cum Laude Havana, Cuba Eric Joseph Junker, Buffalo, Brian Thomas Mattick, Jamie Rae Bailey, Pomeroy NY Reynoldsburg Michael James Barnett, Thomas James Keith, Brandon Michael McKenzie, Sandusky Columbus Lancaster Timothy Beverage, LaGrange Michelle Marie Kennedy, Sean Robert McLaughlin, Elise Nicole Bluell, North Normal, IL Canton Olmsted Sana Talat Khwaja, Oshkosh, Ryan Michael McMullen, Cum Laude WI Pickerington with Honors in Architecture Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in Architecture with Honors Research Distinction in Architecture with Honors Research Distinction in Aeronautical and Astronautical Heather Laura Burke, Avon Architecture Engineering Lake Young Jae Kim, South Korea Ryan Ross Moeller, Sylvania Kyle Dale Carpenter, Matthew Quinn Kisseberth, Joseph Augustus Mudrak, St. Westerville Hilliard Clairsville Joshua Edward Channels, Lucas Matthew Koen, Charles Wellington Muse, Toronto Chesterland Chicago, IL Mengqing Chen, China Magna Cum Laude Ben Oumar Ndiaye, Columbus Cum Laude Alexander Michael Kolesar, Craig Anthony Opalach, with Honors Research Distinction in Brunswick Macedonia Architecture Tyler Morgan Kvochick, Magna Cum Laude Stephanie Kristina Conlan, Perrysville Tyler Shane Pancake, Mount Canton Cum Laude Vernon Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Blair Alexander Peterson, with Honors Research Distinction in Architecture Boardman Architecture Mary Angela Lange, Cincinnati Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Michael Paul Day, Jr., with Honors in Architecture Aaron Ryan Phalen, Bexley Springfield Township David Alan Delendeck, with Honors Research Distinction in Joseph Dominick Pica, Akron Architecture Matthew Michael Pike, Genoa Dedham, MA Kayle Marie Langford, Orient Brach Shane Polen, Newark Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in James David Lenk, Springfield Mark Allen Preston, Berea Architecture Cum Laude

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Nathan Andrew Lephart, Ross Thomas Young, Tomas Ignacio Guerrero, Viña Springfield Cincinnati del Mar, Chile Cum Laude Yue Zhang, China Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in Engineering Architecture Benjamin Joseph Hill, Green Seizan Robert Lindstrom, Bachelor of Science in Summa Cum Laude South Euclid Jenna A. Hoersten, Chagrin Bailong Liu, Zibo, China Aviation Falls with Honors in Architecture Michael Thomas Huhn, with Honors Research Distinction in Cody Bland, Shelby Cincinnati Architecture Alexander William Mulac, Lauren Elizabeth Huser, Whitney Locker, Dayton Chagrin Falls Hamilton Carly Marie Maggio, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Rochester, NY Chirag Vijaykumar Patel, with Honors in Engineering Summa Cum Laude Columbus Marija Ilievska, Elyria with Honors Research Distinction in Yuwen Sun, Beijing, China Kari Rebecca Innenberg, Architecture Benjamin Edward Vennefron, Andrew Joseph Mateja, Jr., South Euclid Fairfield Magna Cum Laude Zanesville with Honors in Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Meagan Eleanor Ita, Medina Architecture Bachelor of Science in Magna Cum Laude Victoria Elizabeth McKenna, with Honors in Engineering Erie, PA Biomedical Engineering Sheheryar Ali Jamali, Cum Laude Cincinnati with Honors in Architecture Marcus A. Badgeley, Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Westerville with Honors in Engineering Architecture Summa Cum Laude Benjamin Collier Jelen, Joshua Michael McKinney, with Honors in Engineering Jacksonville, FL Cincinnati Matthew Michael Baker, Magna Cum Laude Jasmine A. McNeil, Manassas, Columbus with Honors in Engineering VA Cum Laude Karen Sue Johnston, Hilliard Darwin Misael Menjivar, Tela, Nicholas Thomas Basilius, Magna Cum Laude Honduras Toledo Megan Elizabeth Jones, Katherine Lynn Mitchell, North Cum Laude Perrysburg Royalton Richard Anthony Baylis, Santa Cum Laude Cum Laude Cruz, CA Nicholas Pirooz Joodi, Dublin Emily Elizabeth Mohr, Avon Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Lake Nicole Michiko Beaugrand, Stephen Joseph Kleine, Cum Laude Cincinnati Springboro with Honors in Architecture Peter A. Bielecki, Cortland Yi Juin Liew, Kepong, with Honors Research Distinction in Summa Cum Laude Malaysia Architecture with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Taufiq Randy Mulyono, Biomedical Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Surabaya, Indonesia Nicholas Dean Black, Biomedical Engineering Damilola Bunmi Said Iziegbe Brookfield Colton Joseph Lloyd, Olufowoshe, Katy, TX Summa Cum Laude Pickerington Nawid Suleman Piracha, with Honors in Engineering Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in Engineering Matthew Allen Quijada, Los Biomedical Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Angeles, CA Jaime Javier Bravo, Weston, Biomedical Engineering Magna Cum Laude FL Karianne Logan, Broadview with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Heights Architecture with Honors in Engineering Magna Cum Laude Dyani Michelle Robarge, with Honors Research Distinction in Jennifer Malik, West Chester Biomedical Engineering Cum Laude Hilliard Kevin Pete Buno, Maumee Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Cum Laude with Honors in Architecture Rachel Elizabeth Mallonee, with Honors in Engineering Ottumwa, IA Joseph Benjamin Rzesutock, Kristyn T. Burks, Toledo Fayetteville Stephanie L. Marner, Loveland John Alex Clark, Holland Jeff Lee McNeil, Mulliken, MI Stephen William Sarver, Cum Laude Rochester, MI with Honors in Engineering Ryan Joseph Megger, with Honors Research Distinction in Samantha L. Crance, Corning, Chardon Architecture NY Magna Cum Laude Erik Gerard Schmitt, Leigh Anne Margaret Diener, Eric Lee Moyer, Kettering with Honors in Engineering Northport, NY Upper Arlington Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in Architecture Matthew Adam Farley, Batavia Biomedical Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Lindsay Ann Fischer, Boihoan Audrey Nguyen, Architecture Cincinnati Mason Patrick Robert Vokaty, Panayotis Constantine Papas, Woodridge, IL Akron

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Hiten Dilip Patel, Perrysburg Cornelius Cilliers, Marysville Pengpeng Qi, Dalian, China Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Daniel Andres Petrarca, with Honors in Engineering Chemical Engineering Merida, Venezuela with Honors Research Distinction in Adam Scott Reckless, Cum Laude Chemical Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Ankit Prasad, Sylvania Robert Aaron Dugan, Canton Magna Cum Laude Mitchell Andrew Romito, Alex James Elchert, Findlay with Honors in Engineering Twinsburg Cum Laude Terhi Iida Maria Reponen, Summa Cum Laude Jamesha Semaj Ford, Cincinnati with Honors in Engineering Cincinnati Cum Laude Jessica Lynn Russo, Ryan Michael Gallagher, Westley Alan Russell, Sagamore Hills Rocky River Columbus Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Hermondeep Singh Sahota, Robert Steven Sibilia, Wooster Joanna Gobeille, Lakewood Lebanon Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Jonathan Scott Sanders, West with Honors in Engineering Stephen Thomas Gould, Chester Kevin Soong, Monroeville, PA Beavercreek Patrick Lammert Shoemaker, Maria Katherine Talarico, Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Matthews, NC Katherine Sue Groseclose, Alexander Michael Shumar, with Research Distinction in Mount Vernon Somerset Biomedical Engineering Amanda Grace Hansen, Akron Michael Gene Simmons, Avrey Jacob Thau, Dayton Kyle Nathan Hatton, Clayton Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Alexander Jay Hirsch, Adrian Cole Stalnaker, Hilliard Shamanth Urs, Powell Massillon Cum Laude Andrew Michael Toro, Stow Steven Ross Hoover, Frank Loren Trebar, Jr., with Honors in Engineering Williamsburg Jeffrey James Valenti, Mentor Lianwan Huang, Chengdu, Eric Michael Watkins, Mentor Broadview Heights China Cum Laude Nicholas Linder Wood, Michael Francis Vignos, Joseph Samuel Huntley, Columbus Canton Columbus Binbin Wu, Maumee Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Zonglin Yang, Yantai, China with Honors in Engineering Katie Lynn Jones, Loveland Jessica Isabel Jude, Chen Yu, Benxi, China with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Mechanical Engineering Columbus Xiaoxiao Yu, Beijing, China Magna Cum Laude Mikhail Sergeevich Viznyuk, Magna Cum Laude Lewis Center Gannon Robert Kast, with Honors in Engineering Cum Laude Cincinnati with Honors Research Distinction in Samantha Marie Wadge, Philip David Kotich, Solon Chemical Engineering Amherst Cum Laude Katherine Ann Zorc, Canton Jack Henry Wellmerling, Karl William Kroll, Pataskala Dublin Cum Laude Philip Alan Wessinger, Karen Hoyan Kwong, Bachelor of Science in Westerville Northfield City and Regional Molly Therese Langhenry, Bay Cum Laude Planning Alan Brandt Witte, Utica Village Yuzhi Zeng, Vernon Hills, IL Cum Laude (Austin E. Knowlton Cum Laude Chenxi Li, Suzhou, China School of Architecture) with Honors in Engineering Joshua Mark Lisheid, Bexley with Honors Research Distinction in Kristin Renae Malhotra, Cecily Jane Alden-Coe, Biomedical Engineering Sylvania Worthington Yu Zuo, Changsha, China Cum Laude Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Samantha Ann Autry, Blacklick Brian Andrew Marshall, Tipp Phillip Tyler Boone, Goshen Bachelor of Science in City Cum Laude Chemical Engineering Derek Dean Mason, Toledo Daniel Harrison Broxmeyer, Lucas Marshall McBride, Brookville, NY Humaid Ali Alghassani, Columbus Michelle Rebecca Brzoska, Almussanah, Oman Zekiel Aaron McVey, Rocky River Jeffrey Alan Buckman, Morrow Zanesville Magna Cum Laude Dina Cahyadi, Jakarta, Daniel James Morris, Marietta Christina Marie Caputo, Indonesia Cum Laude Cleveland Mehak Chawla, Dubai, UAE Andrew Raymond Motz, North Devin Deloss Carothers, Magna Cum Laude Canton Columbus with Honors in Engineering Cum Laude Abby Brianne Curtis, Toledo David Chen, Westfield, NJ with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Chemical Engineering Cum Laude James Patrick Dow, Sylvania Hao Chi, Tianjin, China Robert Michael Neu, Hinckley Emily Marie Durthaler, Cum Laude Hui Peng, Wuhan, China Pickerington with Honors Research Distinction in Robert W. Pitman, Cincinnati Langley Miles Erickson, Chemical Engineering Houston 925 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Dante Lamar Farris, Columbus Alyssa Megan Taylor, Daelann Renee Farnlacher, John Thomas Gardocki, Whitehouse Whitehall Pickerington Magna Cum Laude Matthew John Francescon, Cum Laude Christopher A. Tindal, Hilliard Columbus Alex Mitchell Gilbert, Spencer Anthony Tonovitz, Paul D. Frey, Mansfield Noblesville, IN Solon Cum Laude Ashley Marie Hilyard, New Franklin Charles Wall, Akron Justin Alan Gardner, Utica Albany Xiao Wang, Qingdao, China Jacob Klay George, Chillicothe Laura Blair Hoffsis, Cincinnati Cum Laude Craig Allyn Goodnight, Magna Cum Laude Lauren Elise Watsek, Columbia Station Greg Andrew Hopkins, Springfield Andrew Thomas Gyde, Westerville Jordan Michael Whisler, Gahanna Tyler Paul Huizenga, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Arij Farid Yousef, Ramallah, Keegan Thomas Hale, Robert Stanley Jeffries, Palestine Westerville Louisville, KY Magna Cum Laude Brian Richard Harlow, James John Kellites II, West Millersport Chester Brandan Marques Hayes, Melanie Lauren Kortyka, Bachelor of Science in Columbus Amherst Civil Engineering Joshua Michael Hayes, Brittany Marie Kubinski, Lewis Marysville Center Ebiji Anthony Akah, Upper Luke Timothy Hemmelgarn, Magna Cum Laude Arlington North Star Jeffrey Alan Lawrence, Dover Magna Cum Laude Sean Alexander Hufgard, Benjamin Y Lee, South Korea with Honors in Engineering Chardon Lanzi Li, Qingdao, China with Honors Research Distinction in David Michael Jack, Jr., Civil Engineering Magna Cum Laude Youngstown Lauren Rachelle Lotze, Kailen Elizabeth Akers, Strongsville Drew Michael Janek, Youngstown Campbell Daniel Robert Louwers, Dublin Kevin Andrew Albertson, North Royalton Kevin Adam Joseph, Medina Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Cum Laude Jennifer Marie Marton, Jeremy David Kalb, Sycamore Garfield Heights with Honors in Engineering Cody Michael Allison, Burgoon Michele Assati Kingrey, Derin Bibilomo Masha- Bangui, Central African Adegboye, Ann Arbor, MI Christopher Douglas Alvey, Claremont, CA Republic Brendan Michael McIntyre, Megan Leigh Knapke, Manchester, NH Bruque Simone Argaw, Columbus Coldwater Abby Marie McMillian, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Justin Carl Meade, Benjamin Laurence Aring, Westerville Adam William Knox, Cleves Pickerington Mohamad Zouhair Kocache, Peter Miller, Hanover, NH Jared Thomas Backs, Elyria Nicolás Andrés Barcos, Akron Beirut, Lebanon Megan Rose Moeller, Magna Cum Laude Westerville Brandon Joseph Barker, Lisle, MyunRi Lee, Columbus Andrew Jordan Moore, IL Jesse B. Lesniak, Twinsburg Pataskala Joseph Sidney Biddle, Perry David Matthew Lyon, Edison Daniel Micheal Murray, Adam David Bittinger, West Philip Anthony Mazzarella, Cincinnati Chester Lakewood Tyler Francis Pauley, Michael Raymond Bona, North Joseph Wade Meinerding, Mansfield Royalton Fairfield Chelsea Roxane Bumb, New Andrew James Pilarcik, Vincent M. Melillo, Niles Hudson Riegel Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Alison Katherine Cerrato, East Michael James Micklewright, Jason Taylor Powell, Canton Parma Zanesville Cum Laude Lyndsay Julianne with Honors Research Distinction in Samantha Alex Robbins, Civil Engineering Mikolajewski, Piqua Chagrin Falls Eli Alexander Cowan III, Cum Laude Joseph Michael Rose, with Honors in Engineering Columbus James Brandon Miller, Delaware Ryan Mac Davis, Cleveland Paul Joseph Ryan, Strongsville Christopher Lee Dekle, Michael W. Miller, Parma Worthington Columbus Cum Laude Patrick Joseph Moore III, Phillip Dunning, Westerville Chagrin Falls Lindsay Elaine Schrimpf, Timothy Patrick Egan, Jr., Dayton Cum Laude Cincinnati Evan Robert Mutch, Bay Daniel Corlies Sheehan, Troy Jeremy William Eisele, Lima Cum Laude Village Richard Silva, Lindsey Nicholas John Elmasian, Cum Laude Michael McMorrow Spaeth, Dublin Robert Leroy Nevers III, Cleveland Dennis Joseph Fairley, Berkey Cum Laude Reynoldsburg 926 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Sean Elliot Oatman, Cincinnati Bachelor of Science in Gregory Carl Hermack, Toms Cum Laude Computer Science and River, NJ Steven Thomas Ostrowski, Summa Cum Laude Engineering Dublin David Scott Hewitt, Loveland Joshua Dean Otworth, Summa Cum Laude Hillsboro Jesse Mitchell Akers, Powell James Chandler Hickman, Jesse Dean Passons, San Sofya Olegovna Liberty Township Diego, CA Akhmametyeva, Jonathon Murray Hickman, Kimberly Kathleen Perkins, Novosibirsk, Russia Liberty Township Williamsport David Lawrence Albert, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude David Huynh, Cincinnati Benjamin Tyler Phillips, Liberty Kyle David Albert, Brook Park Township Zhixuan Jia, Baotou, China Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Cum Laude Mihir A. Amin, Dublin with Honors in Engineering Ali Ahmed Jiraki, Cleveland Magna Cum Laude Mike Thomas Johnson, Ethan Cole Pope, New Paris Christopher Nicholas Ashton, Corey Lee Pulcheon, Hillsboro Cincinnati Neil Martin Johnson, Dublin Worthington Scott Allen Beaber, Columbus Joseph Kevin Rebrovich, Jason Jay Kao, Cincinnati Vishal Bhatnagar, Mason Basheer Kayali, Columbus Fairview Park Tiffany Esther Eline Bogantz, Adam Michael Rector, William Nicholas Kentris, Johnstown Fostoria Dresden Magna Cum Laude Daniel Joseph Reyes, Jr., Cum Laude Sergiy Borysov, Topeka, KS David Matthew Klimek, West Lorain Nathan Lee Braid, Dana William Rose, Lisbon Chester Pickerington Cum Laude Alex Carmen Sava, Niles Ryan William Brown, Dublin Thomas Joseph Scheck, Lisa Ann Krauss, Naperville, IL David Oliver Burl, Chagrin Kevin Johnathon Landers, Columbus Falls Justin Robert Schick, Liberty Township Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Centerville with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors in Engineering Daniel Thomas Schmuhl, Computer Science and Clayton James Mallory, Engineering Chardon Columbus Cum Laude Kevin James Cantwell, Westlake Jonathan David Martin, Kyle Austin Schneider, East Birmingham, AL Lap Hou Chan, Macau, China Sparta Mark Daniel Mathis, West Brandon Douglas Scott, Haochi Chen, Columbus Joseph Steven Chirico, Avon Chester Chesapeake Jacob McConnell, Lakewood Abnasi Singh, West Chester Lake Jahi Asa Sedale Crouch, Timothy McLean, Port Clinton John Carl Slone, Beaver Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Columbus Matthew James Meade, West Civil Engineering Ryan T. Cutler, Strongsville Chester Matthew Gregory Smith, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Kevin Paul David, Sylvania Yi Qun Mei, Brooklyn Magna Cum Laude Craig A. Staggs, West Union Arthur Yen Bin Mo, Dublin Kyle Chauncey Straight, with Honors in Engineering William Alan Dazey, Jr., Bashiir Mire Mohamed, Massillon Columbus Corey Matthew Strawser, Canton Jeffrey Ryan Depassio, Alexander Paul Notwell, Dublin Columbus Jake Thomas Szaraz, Parma Columbus Michael Detwiler, Hilliard Everly Chinem Okorji, Port Michael Tran, Columbus Harcourt, Nigeria David Douglas Valenti, Blue Sada Yero Diallo, Columbus Nathaniel Philip Dikeman, Summa Cum Laude Ash Shitianyu Pan, Nanjing, China Christopher A. Vasel, Litchfield Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Deven Ramesh Pandya, North Kristin Michelle Vranicar, Olmsted Chillicothe Conor Dockry, Youngstown Colin Francis Drake, Bellbrook Jacob M. Peddicord, Delaware Robert Michael Weger, Lima Cum Laude Kyle Whitlow, Toledo Maxwell Land Elliott, Worthington Dmitriy Pilipenko, Solon Patrick B. Wilson, Newark Timothy Joseph Raphael, Kyle Martin Wright, Pierpont Vince Lee Fonte, Waynesburg Joel David Friedly, Miamisburg Cincinnati Khai Jier Yap, Shah Alam, Magna Cum Laude Malaysia Calvin Matthew Goodman, Nicholas Taylor Rotonda, Cum Laude Columbus Marysville Tyler Andrew York, Grove City Summa Cum Laude Michael Andrew Griscom, Christopher Andrew Sedar, Stow Reyonoldsburg Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Computer Science and Engineering

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Matthew Eric Seffernick, Jason Alan Conklin, Battle Jacob Robert Kilver, South Celina Creek, MI Point Cum Laude Carson Joseph Cunningham, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Brecksville with Honors in Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Sagar Dave, Columbus Jonathan Kirkland, Columbus Computer Science and Eric Benjamin Knappenberger, Engineering Timothy James Deagle, Columbus Cincinnati Aaron William Shortridge, Nicholas Alan Knudson, Toledo Cong Deng, Nanjing, China Summa Cum Laude Columbus Carl Andrew Shotwell, Medina with Honors in Engineering Stephen Jeffrey Smith, New Yifan Ding, Beijing, China Magna Cum Laude Poorti Hemant Kotwal, Nashik, London, NC Yifan Ding, Shengzhou, China India Albert Justin Smith Eble, Third Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Lake, IL Qianwei Dong, Nanjing, China Anthony Lloyd Lalli, Lancaster James Oyedele Sosan, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Solon Joseph Michael Dottavio, John Tyler Ledden, Adam Michael Stutz, Massillon Reynoldsburg Beavercreek Jude Alexander Dupart, Byung Ho Lee, Seongnam, Troy A. Sullivan, Dublin Columbus South Korea Cum Laude Corey Michael Engelken, Bradley Becker Lewis, Newark Tian Tan, Chengdu, China Mansfield Chaoran Li, Jr., Shengzheng, Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in China Tiffany Nicole Terdan, Mentor Electrical and Computer Shengnan Li, Beizhen, China Cum Laude Engineering Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Jeremy Brace Faine, Yue Li, Beijing, China Daniel Richard Thiery, Richwood Magna Cum Laude Strongsville Andrew Daniel Farrell, with Honors Research Distinction in Michael Joseph Timko III, Pickerington Computer Science and Kirtland George Albun Farris, Maple Engineering Chad Michael Travis, Marion Heights Shong Loong Liew, Miri, Daniel Jordan Tucholski, Matthew Aaron Fink, Malaysia Garfield Heights Centerville Mohammad Firdaus M Asa’ri, Magna Cum Laude Bo Gao, Fuzhou, China Pontian, Malaysia Stephen D. Warton, Columbus Tebebeselassie Tameru Jason Michael Meyer, Hilliard Paul Gerard Wisniewski, Jr., Gebremedhin, Peter Anthony Milkovic, Westlake Reynoldsburg Eastlake Shao Q Zheng, Dayton Derek Alexander Gilles, Matthew James Miller, Novelty Anthony Michael Zuccarelli, Cum Laude Amherst Thomas Eugene Momme, Reynoldsburg Daniel Peter Goudie, Hudson Magna Cum Laude Westerville Cum Laude

with Honors in Engineering Philip Thomas Moon, Daljit Singh Grewal, Patiala, Columbus Bachelor of Science in India Cum Laude Electrical and Computer Magna Cum Laude Andrew Christopher Myers, Engineering Jingan Gui, Huai An, China Wooster Chen Guo, Columbus Alexander Casey Niemira, Sarah Mazen Al-Issa, Dublin Cum Laude Akron Jeffrey Paul Hamilton, Canton Cum Laude Muhammad Rezwan Ali, Andrew Neal North, Columbus Thomas Joseph Harrah, Amherst Springboro Derrick Alexander Kofi Markus Henry Novak, Dublin Amanor, South Euclid Jordan Van Hawkins, Bay Village Summa Cum Laude Aaron Joseph Antone, Dublin with Honors in Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Timothy Francis O’Brien, Michael Howard Barnes, Computer Science and Engineering Columbus Capitol Heights, MD Tim James Heinlein, London Forrest Obnamia, Dublin Domenic John Belgiovane, Jason Ray Hemeyer, Cum Laude Wapakoneta Brunswick with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Computer Science and Joshua David Bodner, Lordell M. Horne, Cleveland Engineering Salesville Yue Hou, Beijing, China Benjamin Michael Pax, Powell Magna Cum Laude Nedyalko Nedyalkov Ivanov, Bo Peng, Luo Yang, China Kevin Patrick Boettler, Bay Strongsville Robert Dean Pond, Scott Village Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Eric A. Jackson, Columbus Tianwen Qian, Nanjing, China Wei Cao, Nanjing, China Cum Laude Phineas Munsell Randall, Magna Cum Laude Matthew Thomas Jender, Westerville Perrysburg Joseph Anthony Carkido, Samuel Edward Raudabaugh, Youngstown Zhongxi Jin, Beijing, China Columbus Cum Laude Conner B. Chambers, Dayton Magna Cum Laude Grace Chen, Calabasas, CA with Honors in Engineering 928 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Carlos Antonio Rodriguez, Shengheng Zhang, Linqing, Michael Dennis Opritza, Vernon Hills, IL China Gahanna Arthur Michael Rotnov, Solon Xiaoxi Zhao, Shanghai, China Laura Michelle Reisenauer, Kevin Reid Sahlin, Westerville Magna Cum Laude West Chester Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Matthew Thomas Salzman, Computer Science and Matthew David Spellacy, Cincinnati Engineering Upper Arlington

Cum Laude with Research Distinction in

Environmental Engineering Matthew David Sass, Bachelor of Science in Worthington Alexander Nathaniel Testoff, Andrew L.A. Schlabach, Engineering Physics Highland, MD Sugarcreek Cum Laude Christian Michael Selmek, Sofya Olegovna with Honors Research Distinction in Environmental Engineering Curtice Akhmametyeva, Novosibirsk, Russia Richard Andrew Tirpak, Gregory Allan Seltzer, Ashville Columbiana Chelsea Anne Setterlin, Brian Edwin Daniels, Gahanna Daniel Ryan DeGennaro, Summa Cum Laude Hilliard with Honors in Engineering Cum Laude Parma Zhihao Zheng, Shanghai, Chaitanya Gautam Shah, Matthew Stephen Engle, China Mumbai, India Gahanna Cum Laude Drew Thomas Shevelow, Matthew William Gerberich, with Honors Research Distinction in Carver, MA Akron Environmental Engineering Lingfeng Shi, Wuhan, China Magna Cum Laude Nuo Shi, Shanghai, China with Honors in Engineering Summa Cum Laude Adam Joseph Hueve, Glandorf Bachelor of Science in Yu Shi, Kunming, China Taryn M. Kaufman, Bellaire Food, Agricultural, and Summa Cum Laude Travis Viet Le, West Chester Biological Engineering with Honors in Engineering Marko Stephen Manastyrskyj, with Honors Research Distinction in Dublin Computer Science and Marisa Katherine Mulac, Jessica Ann Adair, Hilliard with Honors Research Distinction in Engineering Chagrin Falls Nicole Marie Skropits, Microbiology Samuel Joseph Stuard, Kelsey Erin Anthony, Magnolia Cincinnati Cum Laude Wapakoneta Magna Cum Laude Joshua Steven Besancon, Ian Paul Smith, Columbus with Honors in Engineering Luke Joshua Sobota, Richard Anthony Williams, Sterling Beavercreek Cortland Ryan Wesley Billman, Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Burbank with Honors in Engineering Brandon Augustus Wilson, Magna Cum Laude ChungHo Song, Chang Won, Canal Fulton Christy Michelle Bohlman, South Korea Marysville Robert Joel Spangler, Powell Patrick Jonathan Brown, Cum Laude Bachelor of Science in Worthington Russell Copeland Stubbs, Ruben Campos Castillo III, Troy Environmental Port Clinton Jonathan Thomas, Dublin Engineering Andreas Mitsutoshi Nathaniel Scott Wilson, Culbertson, Columbus Canfield Craig Robert Ayres, Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Centerville Eleanor Fay Kern, Englewood Jesse Seth Wisniewski, Dorr, Magna Cum Laude Natassia Dana Marie Kilver, MI with Honors Research Distinction in Massillon Junyuan Wu, Changshu, Environmental Engineering Andrew Alvin Klopfenstein, China Jennifer Leigh Bare, Mason Haviland Cum Laude Grant Kaijuin Yang, Dublin Jason L. Laubacher, Oak Summa Cum Laude Briana Lynn Bennington, Stow Summa Cum Laude Harbor with Honors in Engineering Gregory Keith Mann, with Honors Research Distinction in Jessica Renee Callaway, Computer Science and Harrison Columbus Engineering Michael Christopher Irwin, Andrew Phillip Metzger, Ruochen Yang, Nanjing, Ashland Williamsport China with Honors in Engineering Anthony William Nosko, Magna Cum Laude Phoebe Shi-en Low, Lewis Fairview Park with Honors Research Distinction in Center Olivia Beth Scacchetti, Computer Science and Bradley Thomas Marzola, Cincinnati Engineering Magna Cum Laude John Joseph Zakelj, Westerville Christine Marie McCarthy, with Honors in Engineering Willoughby Hills Brittany Ann Schroeder, Kalida Cum Laude Gahanna Cum Laude Andrew Gustin Stratton, Cameron Ryan Zeeb, Yellow Springs Blacklick Steven A. Nocera, Beavercreek Elsa Mira Wahono, Surabaya, Indonesia 929 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Bryan Scott Willett, Westerville Gina Nicole Manacci, Chagrin Rustyn Elizabeth Susan Dustin Joseph Wolters, Anna Falls Stoner, Oak Harbor Magna Cum Laude Mary Ann McCarroll, Medina Michelle Nicole Stroup, Chase Alexander Wright, Patrick Meyer McHugh, Worthington Worthington Springfield Matthew Thomas Stuckey, Hunter Paul Young, Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Pickerington Jason Patrick McNamara, Courtney Lynn Stuetzer, Springfield, VA Wadsworth Andrea Renee McWhirter, Xiaolong Tan, Qingdao, China Bachelor of Science in Mason Christopher Joseph Treiss, Industrial and Systems Anis Binti Md-Hashim, Kluang, Loveland Engineering Malaysia Stephen William Tweel, Cum Laude Proctorville James Joseph Miller, Jr., Renee Elisabeth Ulstad, Atikah Adnan, Shah Alam, Columbus Malaysia Dublin Magna Cum Laude Sara Michelle Vinson, Fairfield Mohd Hisyamuddin Ahmad with Honors in Engineering Jafri, Kuala Terengganu, Magna Cum Laude John Scott Minor III, South with Honors in Engineering Malaysia Euclid Leslie Byrne Weist, Mansfield Eihab Alammar, Bellefontaine Nur Hafeeza Misrin, Batu Trevaun A. Wiley, Columbus Andrea Renee Allison, Pahat, Malaysia Jing Xin Yu, Lewis Center Groveport Muhammad Zulhilmi Mod Yi Yuan, Beijing, China Ryan Marc Arnold, Chardon Rokbi, Serendah, Malaysia Benjamin Keith Zimmer, Derek Bernsdorf, Upper Christopher Nester, Bethel Hilliard Arlington Ryan Michael Patton, North Michael Lee Bingman, Ada Canton Matthew Allen Brinkmeier, Simon William Prasetyo, Bachelor of Science in Buffalo Grove, IL Semarang, Indonesia Landscape Architecture Thadd Augustus Burns, Amelia Ann Quilon, Massillon Columbus Magna Cum Laude (Austin E. Knowlton Thomas Shields Cheesman, Nilav Rajeshbhai Ranpara, School of Architecture) Powell Rajkot, India Jonathan Robert Corsetti, Magna Cum Laude Matthew Steven Bond, Toledo Clifton Park, NY Kalyaan Marepalli Rao, Joshua Arthur Carlson, Michael J. Deegan, Cincinnati Magnolia Strongsville Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Rachael B. Dilenschneider, Kaylane J. Robbins, with Honors in Landscape Columbus Youngstown Architecture with Honors Research Distinction in Yixiao Ding, Nanjing, China Diego Robledo-Garcia, Solon Francis Dominic Ruggerie, Landscape Architecture Cum Laude Grady Alan Cobb, Middletown Michael James Fitzsimons, Cincinnati Cody Barnes Scharenberg, Justin Thomas Golobek, Powell Northfield Ethan Adam Hannah, Granville Jacob Michael Schnieders, Christopher Hepler, Toledo Lexington, KY Cum Laude Kyle Raymond Hermiller, Cincinnati Matthew Justin Johnson, Bay Findlay Christopher Harold Village Ryan James Holland, Parma Schwinkendorf, Westlake Herman Jones, Jr., Cincinnati Timothy James Hollenbeck, Megan Llewellyn Scott, Brian Kinninger, Sidney Prospect Hamilton Jamie Frances Klingman, Aubrey Ellen Shapiro, Steven Yuhan Hwang, Dublin Cleveland Aaron Christopher Jones, Potomac, MD Derek Lynn Kuryla, Hudson Cheverly, MD Raymond Salu Sharp, Cum Laude Courtney Sanbe Kasuboski, Westerville Adam Edward Mitocky, Chagrin Falls Steven Soldow Shaull, Lewis Valleyview Cum Laude Center Daniel Paul Schmitkons, with Honors in Engineering Lacey Marie Shearer, Amherst Shannon Josephine Kieny, Pittsburgh, PA Cum Laude Liberty Township David James Silvashy, West Cum Laude Chester Joe E. Kontak, Waterville Jagjit Singh, West Chester Bachelor of Science in Kelsey Elizabeth Larsen, Alexander Jeffrey Skippers, Materials Science and Centerville Solon Engineering Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kyle Brendan Ley, with Honors in Engineering Beavercreek Evan Michael Slavik, Nadia Lorraine Ahlborg, Shaoxuan Li, Beijing, China Centerville Richfield Andrew Ryan Lien, Cincinnati Stephen Walker Sparks, West Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Victor Andres Lopez, Caracas, Union Venezuela 930 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Melisse Ellen Aspery, Bachelor of Science in Kelsey Marie Ferguson, Worthington Mechanical Engineering Valencia, PA Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Ralph Aaron Bauer, Houston Scott Michael Abernathy, Brian Dennis Fitzgerald, Magna Cum Laude Mason Mason Erik Lee Bowdish, Scio An Fu, Beijing, China Ryan John Buntain, Tallmadge Michael Lee Ahner, Sandusky Cum Laude Aaron Matthew Gearhart, Cum Laude Virginia Beach, VA Luke Florin Carpenter, Lisa Marie Allen, Cincinnati Zachary Ronald Antill, Cum Laude Renton, WA Matthew J. Gerber, North Eric Daniel Cole, Worthington Pataskala Nikhil Nimesh Arora, Olmsted Maxwell Leo Davey, Magna Cum Laude Chillicothe Columbus Kyle Matthew Ginaven, Hilliard Elmir Delic, Mayfield Heights Alexander Matthew Aurand, Kevin Earl Gray, Akron Matthew Eric Dunmead, Solon Columbus Matthew John Graziano, Magna Cum Laude Joshua L. Enmark, Brian Kim Baird, Terrace Park Copley Cum Laude Independence Jacob William Balsiger III, Walter Benjamin Gerberick, Adam Raymond Greening, Concord Reynoldsburg Cincinnati Cum Laude Cum Laude Nicholas Skyler Bardus, Madelyn Lize Gruseck, Mason Monica Sloan Hadley, Columbus Colin Patrick Haag, Twinsburg Worthington Magna Cum Laude Brenden Matthew Barker, with Honors in Engineering Mark Douglas Hornak, Columbus Fairlawn Samuel Eslie Hansford, Rachel Christine Barnes, Centerville Rodney Lee Jones, Grove City Mason Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Shreya Suresh Kamat, with Honors Research Distinction in Marston Arwine Bender, Mechanical Engineering Columbus Shawnee Hills Nicole Carissa Harpster, North Abdulla Haroon Kareem, Alexander M. Bergman, New Royalton Oxford, MI Bremen Scott Douglas Heckler, Andrew Charles Kerr, Magna Cum Laude Beavercreek Loveland Tyler Lee Bergman, Wesley James Hesterman, Yongjin Kim, Seoul, South Englewood Napoleon Korea Andrew Michael Bialek, Thomas Joseph Hickey, West Michael David Kovarik, Copley Medina Chester Cum Laude Cum Laude Michael Anthony Kuldell, Isaac Joseph Hong, Dayton with Honors Research Distinction in Rachel Joellen Hudson, Poolesville, MD Mechanical Engineering Michael William Kuper, Bay Christopher William Burns, Wadsworth Village Weston, MA John Martin Jakomin, Cum Laude Ryan Michael Cahill, Parma Willoughby Hills with Honors in Engineering Heights Bo Jiang, Dalian, China Summa Cum Laude Nicholas Joseph Latona, Cum Laude Dublin with Honors Research Distinction in Luke Andrew Chalfant, Toledo Mechanical Engineering Allison Paige Lucak, Hudson Wey Jiu Chong, Johor Bahru, Ethan Daniel Johns, Powell Frank Austin Myers, New Malaysia Lewis Paul Johnson, Bowling Carlisle Travis Martin Ciccarello, Green Courtney Louise Pape, Dublin Westlake Ryan Alexander Johnson, Kayla Fay Presley, Jared Michael Collier, Avon Lake Beavercreek Springfield Benjamin Michael Joodi, Summa Cum Laude Michael Christopher Dean, Dublin with Honors in Engineering Brecksville Elizabeth Kathryn Small, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Hudson with Honors in Engineering Mechanical Engineering Laura Christine Thornton, Van with Honors Research Distinction in Tyler M. Kackley, Lancaster Buren Mechanical Engineering Marcy Ann Kaercher, Granville Tiffiny Rose Trykowski, Michael Thomas DeBrosse, Roman Kazachkov, Twinsburg Chardon Beavercreek Cum Laude Jessica Kathryn West, Cum Laude Jonathan Price King, Orange Chillicothe Luke Andrew Debruin, Village Cum Laude Washington Court House Jeffrey Alan Kohler, Cum Laude Michael David Williard, Canal Perrysburg Winchester with Honors Research Distinction in Mechanical Engineering Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Jacob David Detec, with Honors Research Distinction in Beth Ann Yoak, Grove City Mechanical Engineering Summa Cum Laude Youngstown Josh M. Kohli, Greenville with Honors in Engineering Jordan Matthew Dsouza, Devin Krause, Milford, NJ Cincinnati Andrew Michael Kritsch, Phillip Michael Eisner, Berea Orient 931 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Claude Bruce Lawrence, Port Joshua Brian Pollak, Copley Ross Richard Turek, Mentor Huron, MI Cum Laude Cum Laude Nicholas John Lazar, South with Honors in Engineering Andrew Richard Turner, Euclid Matthew Stephen Pons, Hudson Mark William Leber, Spokane, Twinsburg Cum Laude WA Cheng Qin, Jiangyin, China Jeremy Andrew Valentine, Clinton James LeHotan, Cum Laude Wheelersburg Medina Cameron Michael Rasey, Erick Alexander Valladares, Cum Laude Waterville Antiguo Cuscatlán, El with Honors Research Distinction in Samantha Ravindrasingam, Salvador Mechanical Engineering Petaling Jaya, Malaysia Zachary Mark Walker, Gordon Mark Limbaugh, Magna Cum Laude Westerville Strasburg Ralph Robert Reid, Lewis Jason James Ward, Marietta Yufan Ling, Shanghai, China Center Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Eric Ricciardi, Cincinnati with Honors Research Distinction in Andrew Jacob Loewenstein, Magna Cum Laude Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati with Honors Research Distinction in Sarah June Watzman, Chelsey Renee Long, Canton Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati Andrew Gordon Lonsberry, Matthew Alan Ricciardi, Magna Cum Laude Hudson Brookfield with Honors in Engineering with Honors Research Distinction in Benjamin Clyde Loughridge, Dustin Rose, Englewood James Robert Rowland, Mechanical Engineering Pepper Pike Sarah Kathleen Weals, Cum Laude Bolivar Youssef Moustapha Salama, Lexington Jiheng Lu, Shanghai, China Jeffrey David Wheeland, with Honors in Engineering Cairo, Egypt with Honors Research Distinction in Christine Marie Sawchik, Ashley Mechanical Engineering Chagrin Falls Adam James Wyman, Carroll Adam Daniel Malek, Dublin Elizabeth Ann Schlegel, Danhua Yang, Changshu, Evan Davis Maley, Crown City China Worthington Christopher Paul Schleich, Shuo Yang, Guangzhou, Thomas Lee Malone, Canton China Gahanna Cum Laude Jia Shung Yeap, Kulim, Cum Laude with Honors in Engineering Malaysia Andrew Michael Martin, Michael Joseph Shaver, Genoa Cleveland Jack William Martin, Sylvania Bradford Steven Shear, Norris, Bachelor of Science in Samuel Graeme Martin, TN Welding Engineering Toledo Emily Kasarra Sheets, New Magna Cum Laude Carlisle Mary Elizabeth Bechie, with Honors in Engineering Andrew William Spiegel, Chillicothe with Honors Research Distinction in Bucyrus Mechanical Engineering Erik Daniel Birkinbine, Magna Cum Laude Gahanna Ryan Scott Martz, Kirtland with Honors in Engineering John David Mayer, Bay Village with Honors Research Distinction in Daniel Sigmund Chludzinski, Bryan William McCaulley, Mechanical Engineering Erie, PA Chardon Kyle Owen Steinkerchner, Andrew Joseph Irwin, Tyler Jordan Means, Arcanum Wadsworth Gahanna Diana Caroline Merriam, Summa Cum Laude Derek Andrew Jones, Sunbury Shaker Heights with Honors in Engineering Verner Conrad Kreuter, Kean Jesse Mervis, Cincinnati Allen Yijun Sun, Grove City Rochester, NY Adam Douglas Merz, Magna Cum Laude John William Kurth, Columbus with Honors Research Distinction in Goran Lokas, Dublin Cincinnati Mechanical Engineering Justin Scott Mesick, Guenzhe Sun, Suzhou, China Timothy Paul McGougan, Wadsworth Eric Matthew Suszka, Sylvania Pickerington Matthew Lee Metka, John Andrew Swigart, Nathaniel Paul McVicker, Worthington Greensburg, PA Cambridge Magna Cum Laude Koji Abraham Tachibana, Cory Wilson O’Brien, Sunbury with Honors Research Distinction in Jared Scott Proegler, Mechanical Engineering Findlay Matthew Taylor, Reynoldsburg Canandaigua, NY Rachael Ann Meyer, West Eric Thomas Przybylowicz, Chester Magna Cum Laude John Christopher Tholen, Rochester, NY Daniel Ross Miller, Hartville Bryan Edward Riggs, Rosa Lee Nemec, Westerville Hilliard Magna Cum Laude Columbus Cum Laude Brandon Joseph Romesberg, with Honors in Engineering William Louis Tolbert III, Brendan Patrick Martins Ferry Niles O’Shaughnessy, Cleveland Jordan Lee Tollett, Shadyside Shannon Michelle Uline, Parma Jonathan Robert Occkial, Brandon Brehl Toms, Magna Cum Laude Madison Columbus Ethan Suwa Traylor, Dublin

932 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

College of Food, Christopher James Colwell, Colette Katherine Gabriel, Agricultural, and Defiance Perry James Robert Conti, Chagrin Chelsea Adair Galbreath, Environmental Falls Uhrichsville Sciences Matthew Allen Cook, Katherine Teresa Gambone, Greenfield Mogadore Dean: Bruce A. McPheron Tyler Ray Cornish, Waverly with Research Distinction in Plant Samantha April Cossin, Orient Pathology Matthew William Gardner, Samantha Gail Crabtree, Greenfield Shelby Bachelor of Science in Jessica Lynn Craig, Lakewood Christopher Patrick Gehret, Agriculture Christina Marie Crouch, Fort Recovery Newark Cum Laude Ashley Ann Adams, Leesburg Nicole Frances D’Aliberti, Erin Anne Gehret, Fort Leah Carol Aleshire, West Olmsted Falls Loramie Chester Cum Laude Christine Helen Gelley, Nankin Robert George Amundsen, Kyle Alan Davis, Salem Miranda Lee Gifford, Circleville Elyria Emily Jo Davy, Columbus Chelsea Lynn Goldblum, Jeneva D. Auble, Wellington Elizabeth Marie Dean, Centerville Miranda Evelyn Bacon, Bradford Curtis Joe Gonterman, West Worthington Cum Laude Mansfield Courtney Jeanette Baker, Larissa Loryn Deikun, Rebecca Marie Goodman, Waynesville Columbus Baltimore Meaghan Elizabeth Bari, Alex Glen Denman, Mansfield Zach John Gossett, Wakeman Zachary Allen Dennis, Beavercreek Andrea Rae Barnaba, Delaware Kyle Kenneth Gravatt, Granville Leanne Elizabeth Diese, Richwood Taylor Michael Barnett, New Canal Fulton Ashley Kate Green, Ostrander Philadelphia Summa Cum Laude Maggie Ray Gurney, Attica Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Catherine Elizabeth Hack, Katelyn Lucille Barnhart, Animal Sciences Mount Gilead Logan Ashlee Marie Dietz, Patricia Sue Hall, Logan with Research Distinction in Animal Southington Caitlin Elizabeth Haller, Sciences Catherine Danielle Djordjevic, Centerville Saul Simon Bauer, Columbus Parma Matthew William Hankinson, Nicholas Donald Baumer, Taylor L. Donley, Polk Alexandria Anna Michelle Elizabeth Downerd, Cum Laude Cum Laude Prospect Sarah Suzanne Harder, Oak Joshua Colton Beck, Mount Tina Marie Drake, Racine Harbor Gilead Brian Timothy Dunlap, Cum Laude Ryan Andrew Bell, London Delaware Alexa Susan Harke, Tinley Nathan Benich, Plymouth Jill Emily Durda, Brecksville Park, IL Michelle Kathryn Beres, Eric Norman Eberhard, Magna Cum Laude Roswell, GA Bellevue Bailey Nicole Harsh, Radnor Cum Laude Ashley Marie Ehmann, Jaimie Michelle Hartline, North with Honors Research Distinction in Cuyahoga Falls Canton Agribusiness and Applied Lauren Elizabeth Eisemann, Hannah Rose Henschen, Economics Akron Nola Terra Bliss, Harpersfield Ann Arbor, MI Kristin Nichole Engle, Benjamin T. Higham, Poland Alex J. Bokeno, Fairfield Elizabeth Hildegard Hirth, Marc Nathaniel Bolen, Columbus Cum Laude Grove City Fremont Lorraine Frances English, Jill Ann Hohlbein, Cloverdale Austin Joseph Bowling, Elida Brittany Marie Hopkins, Defiance Magna Cum Laude Howard Lindsay Mildred Breuler, Brook Justin Joseph Fager, Magna Cum Laude Park Wauseon Weldon Matthew Horn, Emma Ann Brewer, Glenmont James Augustus Falgner, Laurelville Chad Mitchell Bryan, Blanchester Linsey Marie Howell, Danville Zanesville Jonathan Robert Feck, Findlay Breanna Leigh Humbarger, Blake D. Buchman, Wayne Lauren Marie Fehlan, Genoa Christopher Anton Butkovich, Wellington Cum Laude Powell Jennifer Ann Fife, Middleport with Honors Research Distinction in Kayla S. Castillo, Port Clinton Breck Rashel Finch, Urbana Animal Sciences Kayla J. Chapman, Perry Jocelyn Rebecca Fiscus, Emily Katherine Hyer, Eun Jeong Cho, Yongin, Columbus Litchfield South Korea Megan Danielle Fleming, Jaime Lynn Iten, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Carmen Elizabeth Coffelt, Celina Columbus with Research Distinction in Mari Anne Foisy, Elyria Entomology Cum Laude 933 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Gary B. Jackson, Westerville Katelyn Nicole Mohr, Alliance Jessica Lynn Schroeder, Robert Jackson, Painesville Magna Cum Laude Leipsic Chelsea Dorothea Johnson, Christina M. Montalbano, Kari Wynne Schultz, Dublin Middletown, NJ Columbus Mallory Jenna Kanwal, Toledo Summa Cum Laude Garrett Robert Schwedt, Elyria Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Kevin Charleston Go See, with Honors Research Distinction in Animal Sciences Levi A. Morrow, West Chester Animal Sciences Samuel Babcock Seider, Russell David Katterheinrich, McConnelsville Matthew Joseph Muzic, Akron Defiance Cum Laude Adrian Marshall Kinnison, Concord Michael Joseph Sgandurra, Gloucester, VA Magna Cum Laude Justin Taylor Myers, New Albany Deanna Lee Knapke, Rockford Elizabeth Rebecca Share, Michelle L. Kohli, Hillard Monroeville Drew Robert Blaine Neilley, Fresno Peter Ross Kramer, Kettering with Research Distinction in Animal Heather Nicole Kuepfer, Baltimore Sciences Grafton Magna Cum Laude Neil Michael Shreve, Alexander Raymond Newman, Gregory Tom Langdon, Milford Zanesville Magna Cum Laude Peebles Sara Lamae Shults, Mansfield Magna Cum Laude Ryan Bruce Lanker, Bellville Sarah Jo Slowter, Minnetonka, John William Lauth, St. Marys Ethan Conrad Nicol, Plain City Cum Laude MN So Yun Lee, Kang-Nam-Gu, Felicia Victoria Amanda Jean Smith, Salem South Korea Nonnenmacher, Whipple Ethan John Smrtnik, Lebanon Ke Yue Li, Gaozhou, China Cum Laude Bradley S. Snyder, Lewis Shan Lin, Dandong, China Nicholas Ryan Olinger, Center Magna Cum Laude Canton with Research Distinction in Brett James Francis Martin Franklin Overholt II, Sustainable Plant Systems Lindeman, South Vienna Glenmont Joshua Ryan Snyder, Brittanie Ann Logan, Carrollton Caleigh Elizabeth Payne, Caledonia Wayde Frederick Looker, Peninsula Zachary Lee Sollars, Fredericktown with Research Distinction in Animal Washington Court House Cum Laude Sciences Chrissy Anne Sorboro, Stow John Edward Marshall, Kyle Allen Perry, Wapakoneta Rose Charlene Stankiewicz, Marysville Brian Pike, Wauseon Oberlin Kalley Marie Martin, Fayette Jenna Marie Pitsenbarger, Summa Cum Laude Derek James McCracken, West Salem Carla A. Stanley, Columbus Anna Cum Laude Lewis James Stearns, Cum Laude Robert Michael Polletta, Bloomdale Kreg Alan McCullough, Hilliard Tieana Kae Steele, Laurville Botkins Andrew Ryan Prechtel, Nicole Lynn Steinmetz, Abbey Lynn McCune, Hudson Wadsworth Bellevue Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Leah Michelle McDannell, Logan Andrew Pyers, Troy with Research Distinction in Ashville Kiersten Elise Rader, Agriscience Education with Research Distinction in Animal Boardman Jill Kathryn Stephens, Sciences Chase Hunter Rawlins, Cincinnati Ty Logan McGuire, Eaton Cum Laude Suzannah M. McMullen, Nashport Eric Robert Reed, Dresden Erin Leigh Stitts, Twinsburg Lancaster Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Gregory James Reinhart, Tiffin Chelsea Sue Ann Storer, Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Holland Agriscience Education Darcy Ann Richardson, Portage, IN Elizabeth Lynn Subler, Rebekah Anne Meller, Versailles Wauseon Cum Laude Danielle Kaye Roark, Cutler Sarah Elizabeth Swartzwelder, Ashley Nicole Mendrala, Madison Ashtabula Cum Laude Lynn Douglas Rodeffer, with Research Distinction in Animal Kathryn Marcella Mentel, Sciences Hilliard Delaware Cum Laude Jessica Marie Taylor, Toledo Deborah Michelle Miller, Michael Richard Rossi, Janine Titko, Marysville London Cleveland Jessica Erin Titko, Marysville Trey Neil Paul Miller, Hannah Lee Roush, Rio Tessa Marie Vesco, Plain City Baltimore Grande Tyson Martin Vollrath, Cum Laude Cody Michael Rowland, Marysville Catherine Michelle Minshall, Rebecca Marie Walker, New Kingston Ansonia Krista Kay Rowland, Sunriver, Vienna Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Heidi Rebecca Moff, OR Summa Cum Laude Feng Wang, Weifang, China Columbiana Jessica L. Wasserman, Clyde Magna Cum Laude Jennifer Marie Schrock, Sterling Cum Laude 934 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Chase Andrew Watiker, German Andres Gonzalez, Ronald Ganayo Bangcuyo, Zanesville Powell Dublin Cum Laude Todd Daniel Henderly, Christy Janette Beck, Dayton Catherine Michelle Wears, Delaware Magna Cum Laude Lancaster Caleb Seth Holton, Russellville Julie Ann Carter, Willow Wood Catherine Ann Weber, Scott Lawrence Huffman, Stephanie Nicole Dickson, Delaware Columbus Lebanon Bernard Justin Weithman, Jared Lewis Kaufman, Miami, with Research Distinction in Food Bucyrus FL Science and Technology Magna Cum Laude Jonathan Thomas Klingler, Kelley Marie Drew, Warren Jessica Jeanette Wheeler, Columbus Rachel Catherine Elias, Polk, PA Lucas Matthew Koen, Brecksville Cum Laude Chesterland Jenna Elizabeth Gargrave, with Research Distinction in Animal Magna Cum Laude Centerville Sciences Summa Cum Laude Tabitha Rachelle Wheeler, Gregory Raymond Koesters, Maria Stein Hilary Jane Goetz, Loveland Peebles Magna Cum Laude Eric John Kovach, Chagrin Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Cassandra Eve White, Falls Food Science and Technology Uniontown Cory Raymond Laman, Kyle Patrick Harper, Columbus Meagan Marie White, Wintersville Amanda Nicole Hay, Canal Columbus Michael Aaron Maxwell, Mars, Winchester Magna Cum Laude PA Amanda Vivian Herzberger, Michael John Whitney, Stuart Lawrence Mientkiewicz, Avon Lake Wellington Niles Krupali Anil Joshi, Hilliard Gabrielle Ray Lynn Wilson, Christopher Anthony Miller, Breanna Nicole Kelly, New Springfield Byesville Roseville Mark Fredrick Worner, Bellville Max Patrick Milligan, Hayley Samantha Kianoff, Candice Marie Yockey, Wapakoneta Birmingham, AL Winchester Matthew Douglas Minneman, Siew wah Kon, Columbus Courtney Lynn Ziegler, Canton Union Cum Laude Aaron David Zinader, Fairfield Alexander Ryan Moore, Lewis Kara Shea McCarthy, Kyle Matthew Zukowski, New Center Sycamore London Nathan T. Myers, Columbus Callie Oh, Melaka, Malaysia Bryant Foster Offenbecher, Laura Anne Rarus, Commerce Bellefontaine Township, MI Bachelor of Science in Dhruvil Chetan Parikh, Wei Jian Tan, Penang, Construction Systems Ahmedabad, India Malaysia Management James Colin Pepin, Windsor, Ryan Ashby Taylor, CT Commercial Point Daniel Gerard Petty, Cory Allen Barlage, New Brittni Sue Treichler, Columbus Kutztown, PA Bremen Margaret Aileen Ramsey, Joe Michael Barnhouse, Amanda Michelle Tripepi, Hilliard Cuyahoga Falls Columbus Magna Cum Laude Timothy Beverage, Grafton Mary Katherine Wunderle, Robert John Raskin, Powell Mason Eric Michael Bischoff, Jonathan Aaron Reagan, Monroeville Yupeng Yang, Tianjin, China Bellbrook Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Derick Scott Riffel, Ashland Ryan Anthony Borchers, Mitchell Albert Schulze, Versailles Wapakoneta Bradley Clark Brinkman, Bachelor of Science in Jeremy A. Severs, Brunswick Nutrition Hilliard Stephanie Michelle Sowers, Trevor Mitchell Bunevich, Beltsville, MD Darlene Janette Bloxham, Boardman Cum Laude Cum Laude Heath Alan West, Hollansburg Clifford Township, PA Nicholas Patrick Castenir, with Research Distinction in Animal Cody R. Wilcox, Granville Sciences Brook Park Magna Cum Laude Joshua Michael Clemens, Margaret Elizabeth Dugan, Clay Lindsay Winland, Columbus Columbus Zanesville Brandon Scott Cornish, Chelsea Melissa Dyer, Patrick McGowin Zabinski, Issaquah, WA Columbus Yellow Springs Andrew Elliot Cowley, Magna Cum Laude Margaret Lynn O’Brian, Kettering Gerald M. Federan, Uniontown Columbus Bachelor of Science in Cum Laude Justin Allen Flores, Newport Food Science with Honors Research Distinction in Luke T. Freriks, Norwalk Animal Sciences Stephen Mark Gibson, Carley Jeanne Adams, Erin Marie Rife, Upper Columbus Sandusky Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati 935 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

School of Laura Elizabeth Hughes, Jordan Lee Michael Sowers, Environment and Westerville Powell Cum Laude Aaron D. Spangler, Mansfield Natural Resources Evelyn Holly Jasinek, Samantha Elizabeth Spence, Westerville Lexington Kelsey Nicole Jennings, Magna Cum Laude Bachelor of Science in Lincolnshire Samantha Katherine Stoklosa, Environment and Natural Cum Laude Pickerington Resources Stephanie Ann Karns, Solon Cum Laude Cum Laude Maoqi Sun, Chengdu, China Thomas Mccarty Kelley, Cum Laude Auzy Dwana Binti Ahmad, Aberdeen with Honors Research Distinction in Bangi, Malaysia Alexandra Marie Kerns, Environmental Policy and Bryon Mikhail Alexander, Granville Management London Rebecca Belle Kimmelfield, Kevin Scott Vanrenterghem, Aaron Michael Almendinger, Shaker Heights Mount Cory Port Clinton Magna Cum Laude Morgan Taylor Veach, Alec William Armstrong, Adam Powers Luke, Dayton Delaware Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Kristopher Robert Arnold, Shaina Marie Marfil, Olivia Rose Vincent, Oregon Westerville Hightstown, NJ Magna Cum Laude Emma Eileen Beasley, Benjamin Scharsu Marics, Jennifer Ann Vroman, Milroy, Columbus Mentor MN Joel C. Binstock, Bentleyville Kelsey Marie Mayer, Stow Xiao Wang, Qingdao, China Marylouise Patricia Bohannon, Adam Clifford McFadden, Cum Laude Lebanon Millersburg Amanda Jane Warner, Andrea Chu, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Highland Heights Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Joseph Wilentz McGraw, with Honors Research Distinction in with Honors Research Distinction in Cincinnati Environmental Science Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife Alifia Zulfikar Merchant, Oak Carolyn Sue Wenner, Travis Landon Cline, Alliance Park, IL Cum Laude Brookville Ariel Catherine Miller, Magna Cum Laude Lindsey Lee Cullums, Cincinnati Lancaster with Honors Research Distinction in Summa Cum Laude Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife Jason Michael Dudziak, with Honors Research Distinction in Garfield Heights Lauren Renee Yoder, Environmental Policy and Lexington Bradley J. Duncan, Sylvania Management Logan R. Dunn, Prospect Amy Rose Morris, Newark Rebecca May Zak, Valley Derrick Montana Dupuis, Magna Cum Laude View Chuckery Robert Stuart Naylor, Jr., Tanner Kent Edwards, Dublin Westerville Magna Cum Laude Katherine Rose Ferman, Milan with Honors Research Distinction in Agricultural Technical Summa Cum Laude Environmental Policy and Management Institute - Wooster with Honors Research Distinction in Environmental Policy and Jacqueline Ann Nester, Management Cincinnati Associate in Applied Joseph Jon Ferrara, Mentor Magna Cum Laude Science Sarah Elizabeth Focht, Megan Christine Patterson, Harrison Marion Michaela Jo Becker, Dalton Magna Cum Laude Ian Alexander Peters, New Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Orleans, LA Bryan Mark Bonnell, Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife Andrew Patrick Phillips, Lorain Washington Court House Tyler Anthony Fricker, West Magna Cum Laude Robin Elizabeth Bryant, Chester Nicholas Steven Pulfer, Wooster Magna Cum Laude Sidney Magna Cum Laude Hannah Elizabeth George, Elizabeth Renee Roberto, Matthew Joseph Bulzan, Wooster Columbus Frazeysburg Michael Craig Goodwin, Summa Cum Laude Daniel R. S. Crago, Atwater Granville Brooke Ashley Roman, Derek Lee Cramer, Bluffton Morgan Marie Guider, Canton Grant C. Decker, Tiffin Marysville Magna Cum Laude Holly Rose DeVault, Milan Cum Laude Shannon Faith Ryan, Hilliard Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Amanda Kay Schneider, Patrick Alan Douglass, Canton Environmental Science Strongsville Jacob Tyler Flagg, Elmore Siham Hadjout, Algeria Nicole Cheree Seletzky, Risa Marie Ann Fritz, Holgate Jonathan Paul Harris, Hilliard Nairobi, Kenya Kimberly Beth Fulton, Seville Kevin Michael Howells, Patrick Simard, Marbella, William Ronald Green, Boardman Spain Hartville

936 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Katherine Elizabeth Hatcher, Allen Wilfred Goodwin, Michael E. Moritz Circleville Hinckley College of Law Breanna Elizabeth Haury, Summa Cum Laude

Lagrange Jessica Lee Harness, Joshua Brady Henry, Vandalia Dean: Alan C. Michaels

Cleveland Ryan William Hiser, Summa Cum Laude Milledgeville Natalie Brooke Hergenrather, Kelsey Anne Hoyt, Baltic Juris Doctor Huber Heights Lauren E. Kahler, Alliance Joseph T. Hough, Olmsted Evan Frederick Kautz, Michael Stone Abromowitz, Falls Monroeville Columbus Kevin C. Jelen, Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude B.A. (University of Virginia) Joseph Gregory Lipps, Katherine Madeline Koellner, Cum Laude Kinsman Copley Donna Rose Liska, Tallmadge Andrew Jacob Kropp, Troy Marisol F. Aguilar, Columbus Kristin Marie Martin, Heather Nicole Kuepfer, B.A. (University of California, Pemberville Grafton Davis) Austin Tate Mayer, Lima Ashley G. Lewis, Seville Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Elyse Hanson Akhbari, Clinton Michael Moon, Katelyn Diane Lutz, Bucyrus Centerville Wapakoneta Christina Yvonne Manson, B.A. (Denison University) Gavin James Moyes, Canal Wooster Fulton Erin Elisabeth Morgan, Branden James Albaugh, Casey Tyler Niese, Crestline Chagrin Falls Dover William Kelley Orr, Chillicothe Emily Nicole Painter, B.A. Brandon Gerald Parks, Frazeysburg Caledonia Magna Cum Laude David Rees Alexander, Powell Ashley Ann Pickering, Ashland Steven Charles Parker, East B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Pauline Diana Russell, Millfield Canton Cum Laude Katrina Marie Scherer, North Todd Kenneth Rupp, Seville Canton Cum Laude Timothy John Allen, Sylvania Aaron Timothy Schmiesing, Joshua Victor Schnipke, B.S.Bus.Adm. Anna Portage Jared Edward Schuster, Elyria Michele Elouise Senn, Attica Kyle Christopher Appel, Brittany Dawn Selders, Amber Ann Shoemaker, Poland Coshocton Louisville B.A. Clay J. Shane, Dalton Samantha Ashley Springer, Jesse Marie Small, Columbus Canton Steven Eric Arellano, Cum Laude Columbus Russell Lee Stull, Wooster Rose Charlene Stankiewicz, Frank Daniel Tarulli, Aurora B.Bus.Adm.(University of Oberlin Texas at El Paso) Melanie Ann Tipton, Summa Cum Laude Pickerington Derek Richard Sweeting, Ama Dzigbodi Attah-Mensah, Michael Tyler Wells, North Fairfield Streetsboro Columbus Ann Marie Thomas, Bachelor’s (McGill University) Molly Beth Wickham, Piketon Coshocton Kalman Anthony Zaranec, Cody Marie Valentine, Michael William Babin, Medina Medina Maumee B.A. (Ohio University) Monica Faye Van Deusen, Powell Associate of Science Daniel Kenneth Bain, Justin Kyle Veyon, Beverly Loveland Ashley Elizabeth Weaver, Joshua Lee Blausey, Elmore B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Rocky River Marc Nathaniel Bolen, Gabriel Owen Wiles, North Fremont Sean Paul Barber, Cincinnati Olmsted B.A. Kelsey Rachelle Bosh, Mount Cum Laude Gilead Aaron David Zinader, Fairfield Cum Laude Amanda Marie Barrera, Adam Ernest Butler, Tipp City Columbus Matthew C. Dolence, Newbury Certificate in Hydraulic B.A. (University of California, Eric Norman Eberhard, Berkeley) Service and Repair Bellevue Wyatt L. Feldner, Pleasant Nikki Trautman Baszynski, Daniel R. S. Crago, Atwater Grove City City Clay J. Shane, Dalton Cum Laude B.A. (Loyola University Matthew John Flowers, Custar Chicago) Elizabeth Anne Goldsmith, Magna Cum Laude Philadelphia, PA

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Amelia Marie Bean-DeFlumer, Chenee Marie Castruita, Ben T. Davies, Broadview Columbus Canal Winchester Heights B.A. (Marietta College) B.S. (Ohio University) B.A. (University of Notre Dame) Daniel Best, Columbus Gretchen Noreen Cataline- Cum Laude B.A. (Florida State University) Walsh, Gahanna M.A. B.S. (Ohio University) Skylar David de Jong, M.Ed.(Arizona State Columbus Alyssa Elizabeth Bethel, University) Beavercreek M.A. Mandy Rebecca deLeeuw, B.S. (Lake Erie College) Cum Laude Blacklick B.A. (Purdue University) Cindy Ningning Bi, Richmond, Nicole M. Chames, Columbus VA B.A. (George Washington Richard Alexander Derkson, B.S. (University of Virginia) University) Columbus B.A. (Davidson College) Aric Shane Birdsell, Columbus Xinyi Chen, Columbus B.A. (Trinity Bible College) B.A. (University of Minnesota, Brittany Athena Doggett, Twin Cities) Springboro Stephen Lee Bonasso, B.A. (Washington College) Pataskala Chisa Erin Chervenick, B.S.Bus.Adm. Columbus Christine Elizabeth Donovan, B.A. (Marietta College) Columbus Dylan Francis Borchers, B.A. (University of Notre Columbus Adrienne Ava Chin-Perez, Dame) B.A. (Wright State University) Portland, OR B.S. (Illinois Institute of Cole Robert Dove, Columbus Seth Morgan Bowen, Technology) B.S. (Bowling Green State Galloway University) B.A. (Eastern Kentucky Seth David Chodosh, Bexley O.D. University) B.A. (Northwestern University) Keith Alan Edwards, Timothy Conrad Bower, Kwame Omari Christian, Columbus Columbus Columbus B.S.Eng.Phys. B.A. (Skidmore College) B.A. Cum Laude Cum Laude Holly Lynn Coats, Columbus Dana S. Elfvin, Cleveland Alyssa Jannette Bowerman, B.A. Heights Columbus Cum Laude B.A. (Saint Mary’s College of B.A. California) Tera Nichole Coleman, South David Matthew Bradford, Point Charles Reginald Ellis, Columbus B.A. Columbus B.S. (Cornell University) B.S.Bus.Adm. Donald Ray Cooley III, Ariel Anne Brough, Powell Columbus Ranya Stephanie Elzein, B.A. (Baldwin-Wallace B.Bus.Adm.(University of Columbus College) Arizona) B.A. Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Chelsea Morgan Croy, Zachary Adam Brown, Gates Broadview Heights Emily Ann Farinacci, Solon Mills B.A. (College of William and B.S.Bus.Adm.(Saint Louis B.A. Mary) University) Cum Laude Cum Laude Michael Shane Caldwell, Columbus Michael Scott Cummings, Luke A. Fedlam, Columbus B.A. Columbus B.A. (Wake Forest University) B.S. (Tulane University of Daniel Patrick Calvin, Louisiana) Joseph Michael Ferraro, Westerville Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Dola Das, Columbus B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.S. (University of Cincinnati) William J. Case, Swanton Corey M. Flowers, Parma B.A. (University of Notre Nickolas Kyle Davidson, B.A. Dame) Ironton Cum Laude B.S.Bus.Adm., MAccount

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Benjamin Daniel Ford, Erin Michelle Hammer, Barbara Jill Jordan, New Lebanon Columbus Albany B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.S. (Bowling Green State B.S.Civ.Eng. University) Cum Laude Brandon James Frank, Dayton B.A. Christina Anne Heithaus, Justin James Joyce, Mason Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (Vanderbilt University) Cum Laude Christine Alaine Frankart, Bloomville Cory David Helffrich, Pepper Alexander John Kalter, Xenia B.A. (Ohio Northern Pike B.S. University) B.A. Cum Laude Katarina Karac, Columbus Andrew McKeon Gammill, B.A. (University of Illinois at Columbus Gregory Steven Hickman, Chicago) B.A. (Indiana University Columbus Bloomington) B.A. Christina Marie Karam, Dublin Cum Laude B.Bus.Adm.(University of David Matthew Hicks, Mason Notre Dame) Joyce Garcia, El Paso, TX B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Magna Cum Laude B.A. (University of Texas at El Paso) Jacqueline Michelle Hicks, Andrew Joseph Keller, Hudson Beachwood Caitlin Rayle Gauss, Gahanna B.A. B.A. (New York University) B.A. (University of Michigan, Cum Laude Ann Arbor) Rebecca C. Kells, David Christopher Hodapp, Reynoldsburg Autumn K. Gibo, Springfield Columbus B.S. (Bowling Green State B.S. (Pepperdine University) B.A. (Dartmouth College) University) Cum Laude Richard Faraon Glennon III, Omar Farooq Khan, Dayton Dayton Erin Martina Holloway, B.A. (Kenyon College) Cincinnati George Lefteris Kiamos, B.S.Bus.Adm., M.B.A. Columbus Christopher Leleiohoku B.A. (University of Notre Goodness, Columbus Jerry Hsieh, Columbus Dame) B.A. (College of Wooster) B.Bus.Adm. (City University of New York, Bernard M. Brian Kyungsuk Kim, Shea Marie Gordon, Baruch College) Columbus Reynoldsburg B.S.Bus.Adm. B.A. Lauren Michelle Huddleston, Columbus Marleen Elizabeth Kindel, Andrea Kathleen Green, B.A. (Georgetown University) Cincinnati Minerva B.A. (University of Dayton) B.A., B.S.Bus.Adm. Laura Ingabire, Hamilton Cum Laude B.A. (Smith College) Benjamin Kolansky, Columbus B.S. (State University of New Joseph Edward Greiner, Andrew Magnussen Ironside, York at Albany) Cincinnati Columbus B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (Luther College) Peter Joseph Koltak, Upper Summa Cum Laude Arlington Bryan Rush Jinks, Brecksville B.A.Journal. Jason David Grenell, Galena B.S.H.E. B.S.Bus.Adm. Sung Wook Kong, South Cum Laude Ashley Lauren Johns, Canfield Korea B.A. B.A. (Ewha Womans Matthew Steven Grimsley, University) Holly Springs, NC Clayborne Blaine Johnson, B.A. (Ohio University) Moreland Hills Dania Nouha Korkor, Canton B.A. (Bowling Green State B.A. (Case Western Reserve Jeffrey Alan Hall, Akron University) University)

Kimberly Lanae Hall, Killbuck Robin Jones, Columbus Michael Robert Kroner, B.A. (College of Wooster) Bachelor’s (Ohio University) Columbus B.A. (Oberlin College)

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Tiffany Muree Lacore, Harrison W. Markel, Kingsville Trent Alex Moyer, Columbus Columbus B.A. (University of Mount B.S.Weld.Eng. B.A. (University of Texas at Union) Magna Cum Laude Austin) Cum Laude Shaun Andrew Markley, Margaret Muething, Cincinnati Columbus B.A. Rachel Elizabeth Ladan, B.A. (University of California, Summa Cum Laude Columbus Irvine) B.A. (University of California, Walter Albert Munyer, Grove Santa Cruz) Konstantin Matejic, Dublin City B.A. B.A. (University of Amelia M. Landenberger, Pennsylvania) Mogadore Kathryn Ashley Mayer, New B.A. (Case Western Reserve Albany Caitlin Eileen Murphy, Warren University) B.Bus.Adm. (American B.A. (University of Notre University) Dame) Paia LaPalombara, Columbus B.A. (University of Emily Lynn McKinney, Port Kristine Murphy, South Euclid Pennsylvania) Clinton B.S. (University of Notre B.A. Dame) Joel Thaddeus Larson, Cum Laude Columbus Christopher Ryan Meltzer, B.S. (Indiana University Columbus Brendan Rene Mysliwiec, Bloomington) B.A. (University of California, Columbus Santa Barbara) B.A. (Kenyon College) Bryan Bonghyun Lee, Cum Laude Columbus Lindsay Marie Nichols, B.Bus.Adm.(James Madison Mallory Elyse Mendrala, Mansfield University) Chardon B.A. B.S.Bus.Adm. Cum Laude Donald Kenneth Leming, Cum Laude Dublin John Thomas Nocar, B.A. Andrew James Miller, Columbus Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Noah Ryan Litton, Columbus B.A. (Albion College) B.A., M.P.A. Patrick Ryan Noonan, Summa Cum Laude Nathan James Miller, Bluffton Columbus B.S. (Cornell University) Nitya Shankar Lohitsa, Jonathan Patrick Misny, Waite Columbus Hill Adam Joseph Okuley, B.A. (Michigan State B.S.Bus.Adm. Columbus University) Magna Cum Laude B.A.

Christopher Matthew Luken, Stephen Andrew Moberg, Caralyn Marie Olie, Highland Cincinnati Springfield Heights B.A. (University of Notre B.A. (Wittenberg University) B.S. (Cornell University) Dame) Magna Cum Laude John Edward Molnar, Sarah Kelley Ott, Cincinnati Birmingham, MI B.A. (Kenyon College) Zachary James Lyon, B.S. (Purdue University) Columbus Amy Lea Otto, Columbus B.A. Ashley Dylan Montgomery, B.A. (University of Northern Columbus Iowa) Yehuda Mandel, Columbus B.A. (Ohio University) B.A. (Yeshiva University) Wesley George Akira Ouchi, Craig Stephen Morford, La Mesa, CA Susan Michelle Manship, Westerville B.A. (University of California, Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. (University of Berkeley) B.S. (Wake Forest University) South Carolina) Cum Laude Travis Ira Owsley, Columbus Christina Elena Marino, B.A. (Cleveland State Warren Sean Cary Morrison, University) B.A. (Denison University) Westerville Magna Cum Laude B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Amanda P. Parker, Columbus Cum Laude B.A. (Kent State University)

Andrew Patrick Moses, Dublin B.A. 940 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Aubrey Frances Patterson, William Michael Schwindt, Alyssa Marie Staudinger, Columbus Columbus Columbus B.S. (Ohio University) B.Bus.Adm.(University of B.A. (Arizona State University) Wisconsin-Madison) Kristin Sophia Pe, Hilliard Cum Laude Janay Marie Stevens, B.S. (Seton Hall University) Galloway Cum Laude Todd Michael Seaman, Columbus Scott William Stockman, Ana Elise Perez, Cincinnati B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Columbus B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Cum Laude B.A. (University of Wisconsin- Cum Laude Madison) Mohammad Salman Shah, Monika Jillian Perry, Warren Christopher Gerhard Stroeer, Columbus B.A. Westerville B.A. (University of Notre B.Bus.Adm.(Ohio University) Dame) Lindsay Marie Shanahan, Westerville Aswin Tony Subketkaew, Alexander John Pierce, B.A. (University of Kentucky) Columbus Columbus B.S. (Oklahoma State B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Samuel Courter Shimeall, University) Columbus M.A.Teach. (Johns Hopkins Rex Poe, Chesterland B.A. (College of Wooster) University) B.A. (Miami University Oxford) M.A. (Loyola Marymount University) Kacper Edward Szczepaniak, Samil Christine Pullen, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Columbus B.A. (Boston University) B.A. (Wright State University) Michael Joseph Shoenfelt, Sidney Micheal C. Thomas, Cadiz Jonathan Dennis Pyles, B.A. B.A. (Washington & Jefferson Dayton Magna Cum Laude College) B.A. (University of Dayton) Summa Cum Laude Whitney Kendall Siehl, Port Clinton Chase Murphy Thompson, New Albany B.A. (Northwestern University) Mallika N. Reddy, Beachwood B.S.Bus.Adm. B.A. (Case Western Reserve Cum Laude

University) Justin Douglas Tillson, Milford Cum Laude Lindsey Silverblatt, Columbus B.S. (Arizona State University) B.A. (University of Tennessee- Maryam Elizabeth Rezayat, Knoxville) Quendale George Simmons, Cum Laude Terrace Park B.A. (Wittenberg University) Columbus B.A. (University of Michigan-- Jaclyn Renee Tipton, Senecaville Aaron Michael Romanello, Dearborn) B.A. Bexley B.Mus.(Berklee College of Kara Marie Singleton, Columbus Joshua Ryan Vaughan, Parma Music) B.A. B.A. Magna Cum Laude Lucas Mark Ruffing, Delaware Megan Elizabeth Venerick- B.S.Bus.Adm. Sally Renee Smetzer, Norwalk Giffin, Blacklick B.A. (Mansfield University of Sergey O. Rumyantsev, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Pennsylvania) Warren B.A. (Rochester Institute of Allison Smith, Columbus B.A. (College of Wooster) Adam Marc Vernick, Technology) Columbus

Sara Elizabeth Smith, Shade B.A. (Boston University) Geoffrey Nathan Saxe, Columbus B.A. Thomas Adam Vetter, B.S. (Kent State University) Mansfield Kevin Matthew Snell, Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Cassandra Ann Scarcella, Magna Cum Laude Westerville B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Summa Cum Laude B.A. (Carlow University) Joshua D. Walther, Columbus

Kevin O’Donnell Stanek, B.A. (Cedarville University) Maria Angelina Scheid, Columbus Highland Heights B.A. Robert Jeffrey Ward, B.S. (Ohio University) Columbus B.S.Bus.Adm. Magna Cum Laude 941 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Timothy R. Watson, North Master of Laws Chiazor Ifeyinwa Akusoba, Olmsted Galena B.S. (Case Western Reserve Huimin Gu, Beijing, China B.A. (Case Western Reserve University) LL.M. (Renmin University of University) Magna Cum Laude China) Rose Varkey Alapat, Sara Ann Wheeler, Bucyrus Xinyang Guo, Shijiazhuang, Columbus B.A. (Wittenberg University) China B.S. (University of California, Cum Laude B.S., B.A. (Hebei University) Irvine)

Megan Eileen Whited, Guanxin Li, Columbus, China Christopher Allen Alvarez- Englewood Breckenridge, Blacklick B.A. (University of Dayton) Zhide Li, Zhuhai, China B.A., B.S., Ph.D. LL.B. (Guangdong University Cum Laude Meredith Willsen, Columbus of Foreign Studies) B.A. (Dartmouth College) Haley Elizabeth Anderson, M.A. Seyed Ali Nasehi, Dayton Columbus Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of LL.B. (Azad University) Washington) Craig James Wilson, Columbus Ogoegbunam Nwanneka N. Okafor, Dublin Andrew Edward Aten, Dublin B.S. Elizabeth Ruth Wiseman, LL.B. (University of Lagos) Certificate (Nigerian Law Columbus Kevin Vallabh Balar, B.Mus. School) Columbus B.S. (University of California, Sean James Wright, Oxford Silvana Elena Radulescu, Dublin Berkeley) B.A. (Miami University Oxford)

Renuka Raman, Lakewood Eliza Wright Beal, Columbus Ann Yackshaw, North Canton B.S. (University of Michigan, B.A. (University of Notre B.A. (University of Mumbai) Ann Arbor) Dame) Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Martin Sebera, Columbus LL.M. (University of West Corey Tapscott Beals, Dayton Samantha Christie Yarnell, Bohemia) B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Sylvania B.A. Claudia Lucia Villasenor, Troy LL.B. (Instituto Tecnológico y Rebekah Lorraine Benish, Shaker Heights Shawna Ashlee Yoffe, de Estudios Superiores de Occidente) B.A. (Case Western Reserve Columbus University) B.A. (Franklin and Marshall Zhiyuan Xu, Shanghai, China College) John Paul Bernot, Grove City LL.B. (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics) B.S. (Duquesne University) Jessica Yu, Columbus Cum Laude B.A. (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) Xiaomeng Zhao, Jinan, Lacey Janelle Bierlein, Shandong, China Delaware Yin Yu, Columbus LL.B. (Shandong University) B.S. (University of Michigan, Bachelor’s (Qingdao Ann Arbor) University) Quan Zhou, Beijing, China Cum Laude LL.B. (Jilin University) Nadia Reem Zaiem, Westlake Cameron Talmage Black, B.A. (Case Western Reserve Hilliard University) B.S. (Brigham Young College of Medicine University) Katherine Irene Zeitler, Upper Arlington Dean: Charles J. Lockwood Katherine E. Bline, Bachelor’s (Miami University Bloomington, IN Oxford) B.S. (University of Notre Doctor of Medicine Dame) Edward Oliver Zelaski, Middleburg Heights Benjamin Alexander Abramoff, Sarah Catherine Bradford, B.S. (Ohio University) Shaker Heights Columbus B.S. (Cornell University) B.A. (Stanford University)

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Darin Grant Bradshaw, Megan Elizabeth Conroy, Kristen Renee Elkins, Columbus Columbus Columbus B.S. (Brigham Young B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Magna Cum Laude University) Ashley Dawn Davidson, Bethany Rae Elliott, Columbus Lauren Danielle Branditz, Maumee Zanesville B.S. Bradford Nicholas Ence, B.S. Cum Laude Columbus B.S. (Brigham Young Kathleyn Allison Brandstetter, Nathan C. Davis, Grove City University) Columbus Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Amanda Christine DeLong, Christopher Marc Esber, Bethany Joy Brisbin, North Akron Columbus Canton Cum Laude B.S. (University of Notre B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Dame) Magna Cum Laude Jordon Burton Despain, Hilliard Joshua Scott Everhart, Ashley Ann Buffomante, Columbus Columbus Niyati Dhand, Stow B.S. B.S. (State University of New B.S. York at Geneseo) Dominic Alexander Ferrey, Magna Cum Laude Michael Tyler DiBartola, Columbus Columbus B.S. Drew William Calhoun, B.S. Columbus Matthew J. Flanigan, B.S. (Oregon State University) Amanda Kay Dickerson, Cincinnati Columbus B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Matthew David Campos, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Upper Arlington Cum Laude Katherine Lynne Forester, Columbus James Robert Cardella, Daniel Pamor Djondo, B.A. (Bates College) Cincinnati Columbus Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of Illinois at M.A. (Boston University) Urbana-Champaign) Jordan Christopher Friel, Michael Huu Doan, Columbus Chillicothe Elizabeth Catherine Caris, B.S. (University of California, B.S. Avon Lake Irvine) Cum Laude B.A. (Haverford College) Magna Cum Laude Ryan Andrew Donald, Richard Gyasi Frimpong, Columbus Westerville Lisa M. Caronia, Columbus B.S., M.S. (University of B.S. B.S. (Ohio University) Michigan, Ann Arbor) Andrea Kay Fuller, Columbus Emily N. Carroll, Blacklick Dustin James Donnelly, B.A. (Malone University) B.S. (Tulane University of Medina Louisiana) B.S. (University of Akron) Daniel Garcia, Laurys Station, Cum Laude Ph.D. PA B.S. (Pennsylvania State Monica Denise Chappell, Silvestre Roberto Duran, University) Columbus Toledo B.S. (Spelman College) B.A. Margaret A. Germain, Columbus Hui-Zi Chen, Columbus Jessica Katz Edison, Bexley B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (Cornell University) B.A. (Duke University) Cum Laude Ph.D. Cassandra Lynn Edwards, Leah Catherine Geyer, Peter Jeffrey Ciolek, Columbus Westerville Strongsville B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) B.S. (Case Western Reserve B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Cum Laude University) Magna Cum Laude Allison Beth Effron, Orange Joseph Bernard Gladwell, David Foster Clay, Mason Village Columbus B.A. (Vanderbilt University) B.S. (University of Michigan, B.S. Cum Laude Ann Arbor) Cum Laude

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Ryan Gombash, Delta Melissa Ann Hornor, Hilliard Vinny P. Kumar, Columbus B.S. (Bowling Green State B.S. (Ohio University) B.S. (University of University) Pennsylvania) Cum Laude Amber Nicole Horwith, Columbus John Edward Lavin, Kettering Lauren Marie Graham, B.S. (University of Southern B.S. (Butler University) Columbus California) Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Ohio Northern Cum Laude University) John Peter Lazar, Brecksville Cum Laude Alyssa Huang, Addison, IL Cum Laude

Matthew Steven Graves, Folasade Imeokparia, Dublin Jane Lee, Columbus Columbus B.A. (Cornell University) B.S. (University of Michigan, Cum Laude Ann Arbor) Courtney Michelle Jablonski, James Michael Harrington, Bowling Green Michael Phillip Leovic, Grove Columbus B.S. (Denison University) City B.S. (John Carroll University) Cum Laude B.S. (University of Akron) Cum Laude Kevin Robert Heinsimer, Jennica Nicole Johns, Silver Columbus Lake Andrew David Levin, B.A. (Wake Forest University) B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Columbus Cum Laude B.A., B.S. (University of Michael Joseph Heinze, Pittsburgh) Columbus Jessica Lee Iwalani Johns, Magna Cum Laude B.A. Columbus Cum Laude B.A. James George Liadis, Columbus Ryan A. Heksch, Columbus Kevin Nathaniel Johns, B.S. (University of Michigan, B.S.Bus.Adm. Strongsville Ann Arbor) Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Gabriel Couvertier Lockhart, Meredith Ann Herzog, Dayton West Chester B.S.Mat.Sci.Eng. Tyler Johnson, Maple Grove, B.S. MN Michelle Ann Hjelm, Cincinnati B.S. (University of Wisconsin- Joseph James Lopez, Upper B.A. (Northwestern University) Madison) Arlington Cum Laude Benjamin Ronald Jones, Lauren Michelle Madigan, Todd Charles Hollon, Lebanon Columbus Columbus B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.S. (University of Utah) B.A. (University of Michigan, Summa Cum Laude Ann Arbor) Chidimma Mmele-Kate Kalu, Magna Cum Laude Westerville Linah Kwamboka Mairura, Columbus Nathan Holman, Columbus Sydney Lavastida Kapp, B.S. (University of Minnesota, B.A. (University of Utah) Columbus Twin Cities) Cum Laude B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Cum Laude Cassondra Lomeli Majestic, Elie Louis Homsy, Dayton Columbus B.S. (University of Dayton) Jonathan Michael Karnes, Columbus Mina Samir Makary, Columbus Emily Marie Hoover, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.S. (Otterbein College) Wadsworth Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude B.S. Cum Laude Fadi Tobia Kasyouhanan, Obaid Saleh Malik, Ballwin, Columbus MO James W.C. Hoover, B.A. (Saint Louis University) Wheelersburg Melanie Alaina Kennedy, B.S. Columbus Matthew Geoffrey Malone, B.S. Columbus Rebecca Sue Hoover, Columbus Hema Krishna, Fort Wayne, IN Amy Margaret Manning, B.S. (Wright State University) B.A. (Case Western Reserve Columbus University) B.S. (University of Michigan, Maeve Kathleen Hopkins, Ann Arbor) Columbus Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude

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Christina Elizabeth Martin, Aalap Dilip Narichania, Brandon Michael Price, Warren Columbus Canton B.S. (John Carroll University) Bachelor’s (Stanford B.S. University) James Michael Martin, Tonnetta L. Quigley, Ravenna Christopher Nau, Shaker Westerville B.A. Heights B.S. B.A. (College of Wooster) Brett Wayne Martindale, Cum Laude Manoj Rajagopal, Cincinnati Columbus B.S. B.S. (Brigham Young Pratima Ravindra Nayak, Cum Laude University) Columbus B.S. (Michigan State Tyler Stephens Reese, Kevin Joseph Martinez, University) Cincinnati Columbus B.S. (Elon College) Myntee Tina Ngangana, Solon Summa Cum Laude Rachael Parks McGuirk, Columbus Valerie Elizabeth Niedermier, John Patrick Reid, Cincinnati Cum Laude Columbus B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. B.S. (Marietta College) Jonathan Bartholomew Zachary Keith Robinson, McKean, Columbus Tyler Dean Oostra, Holland Willard B.A. (University of Utah) B.S. B.S. (Ohio University) Cum Laude Arpan Anil Parikh, Akron Michael Clark Roesch, Kelsey Elizabeth Merison, B.S. Cincinnati Columbus Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Duke University) Hanna Park, Columbus B.A. (Case Western Reserve Stephanie Lauren Roller, Joshua Morrison Mitchell, University) Middletown Columbus B.S. B.A. (Kenyon College) Stanley Seung Kwan Park, Cum Laude Worthington Lindsay Brummett Mooney, B.S. (University of California, Keith Michael Rosenberg, Mason San Diego) Columbus B.S. (University of Maryland, B.A. (University of Rochester) ’ College Park) Amar Umakant Patel, Master s (University of Cincinnati Southern California) Jessica D. Morris, Uniontown B.A. (Washington University in Magna Cum Laude Saint Louis) Phillip Randall Ross, Cincinnati Marsha Meleacia Morris, Cum Laude Kajal Pankaj Patel, Corona, Brooklyn, NY CA B.S. (Fairleigh Dickinson Zachary M. Rossfeld, Lima B.S. (University of California, B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. University) Los Angeles)

Jacqueline M. Roth, Columbus Michael John Moss, Columbus Nihal S. Patel, Burbank, CA B.S. (Brigham Young Cum Laude B.S. (University of Southern University) California) Javed Sayed, Fort Wayne, IN B.S. (Indiana University Michael Joseph Murphy, Rupal Hirenbhai Patel, Dayton Bloomington) Columbus Cum Laude B.S. B.S. (Wayne State University) Caroline Carmela Scacca, Vinodkumar Murugesan, Jennifer Anne Perone, Columbus Columbus Columbus B.A. (Miami University Oxford) B.A. (Boston College) Heather Nicole Muston, Malorie Lyn Schoof, Hilliard Columbus Yechen Pi, Columbus B.S. (University of Michigan, B.S. (Indiana University Ann Arbor) Bloomington) Katherine Allison Pollard, Cum Laude Cum Laude Columbus B.A. (Case Western Reserve Victoria Ann Schunemann, Kassandra Leigh Najm, University) Sylvania Hilliard Cum Laude B.S. Magna Cum Laude Keerti Nangia, Columbus Carmin Mari Renee Powell, B.S. (Wayne State University) Columbus 945 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Marisa Elena Scofield, Amy Somerset, Columbus Bethany Darlene Uhl, Columbus Columbus Cum Laude James Blain Sowby, B.S. (Bowling Green State Columbus University) Stephen Andrew Seiter, B.S. (Brigham Young Cum Laude Columbus University) B.S. Kristine Lauren Urban, Eric J. Springer, Canton Columbus Pankti Shah, Hudson B.S. Cum Laude B.A. (Washington University in Saint Louis) Peter Joseph Stafford, Patrick Michael Wald, Dayton Columbus B.S. (University of Notre Sanjna S. Shah, West Chester B.S. Dame) B.S. Magna Cum Laude Duane Wang, Columbus Imran M. Shaikh, New Albany Jodi Marie Stewart, Columbus Cum Laude B.S. B.S. Jing Wang, Columbus Arjun Sharma, Strongsville Lisa Marie Stokley, Bay B.A. (Case Western Reserve Village Brittany Leigh Waterman, University) B.S. Columbus B.S.Honors (Indiana University Fadi Kamil Shihadeh, Leigh Grace Stone, Xenia Bloomington) Columbus Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Benedictine University, Illinois) Jason D. Talmadge, Whitney J. Whitis, Grandview Cum Laude Columbus Heights B.S. B.S. Ryan G. Short, Springfield Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude B.S. (Cedarville University) Cum Laude Hung-Enn Tan, Columbus Emily Elizabeth Wilding, B.S. (Duke University) Sidney Anne Melissa Siegel, B.S. (Xavier University) Cincinnati Patrick Toerner Tassone, B.S. (Emory University) Loveland Katie Elizabeth Wittwer, Cum Laude B.S. (University of Dayton) Findlay Magna Cum Laude B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Samantha Gayle Simpson, North Canton Sean Michael Teshima- Renita Felicia Woolford, B.S. (Davidson College) McCormick, Columbus Dublin B.A. (University of California, Kate Elizabeth Skipton, Berkeley) Jiageng Xu, Beavercreek Columbus B.S. B.A. (University of Rochester) David Tessier, Columbus B.A. (Ohio Wesleyan Daniel J. Yoon, Kettering Jonathan Lloyd Sladky, University) B.S. Perrysburg B.S. (College of William and Sharda Thakral, Columbus Adam Stephen Young, Mary) B.S. (University of Illinois at Columbus Chicago) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Christopher George M.S. Magna Cum Laude Smallwood, Columbus B.A. (Wright State University) Ashwin Krishnan Soojie Yu, Columbus Thiagarajasubramanian, B.S. (Johns Hopkins Lem Michael Smith, Columbus Columbus University) B.S. (Michigan State Ryan Tyler Smith, Columbus University) Ashley Elizabeth Zielinski, B.S. (Ohio Northern Upper Arlington University) Claire Noelle Tolbert, B.A., B.S. (Oregon State Columbus University) Scott William Smith, Columbus B.A. (Saint Mary’s College of Cum Laude Cum Laude Maryland) Cum Laude Bryan Adam Zorko, Canton Robin Marie Snyder, B.S.Pharm.Sci., B.S. Columbus Colin Michael Turney, B.S. (University of Michigan, Maineville Ann Arbor) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) Cum Laude

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School of Health and Daniel Aaron Brooks, Findlay Mark Andrew Doles, Granville Rehabilitation Shelby Lynn Brooks, Findlay Magna Cum Laude Kylie Lee Brown, Mount Andrew Allen Dorfmeyer, Sciences Blanchard Washington Court House Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Elizabeth Ann Brubaker, Kara Lynn Dorsey, Pittsburgh, Bachelor of Science in Hamler PA Allied Health Alysse Marie Bryson, Akron Amie Janeth Draper, North Professions Magna Cum Laude Olmsted Sarah Rae Buffer, Upper Magna Cum Laude Arlington with Honors Research Distinction in Zainab M. Abdi, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Biomedical Science Safiya Sharif Abdulsalam, Alexander James Butler, Kristen Vienna Duckro, Blacklick Worthington Beavercreek Stephen Adu-Yeboah, Parma, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Italy Jennifer Anne Butz, Hilliard with Honors in Allied Medicine Andrea Marie Albrecht, Magna Cum Laude Sean Michael Dugan, Dublin Columbus Chad Clayton Cable, Sidney Stephanie Jenna Dyck, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Amanda Mae Altvater, Joshua David Carey, Marion Magna Cum Laude Wharton Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Kyley Lynn Carman, Jackson Medical Dietetics Katelyn Marie Anderson, Courtney Nicole Emerson, Upper Arlington Center Summa Cum Laude Springboro Laura Eileen Anderson, Cum Laude Wadsworth Tressa Ann Casey, Twinsburg Cum Laude Erin Marie Engel, Hilliard Casey Lee Archer, Hubbard Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Maria Zuga Catuogno, Cortland Olivia Grace Enriquez, Batavia Samantha Jessica Bahan, Aenas Mohammad Essawi, Westerville Summa Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Health Cleveland Russell James Bales, Lima Information Management Cum Laude Healy Batton, Carey Michaela Quinn Chatfield, Ryan G. Eversole, Chardon Magna Cum Laude Westerville Matthew Edward Everson, Melissa Lynn Beatty, Cum Laude South Euclid Spencerville Hang Chen, Van Wert Catrina Lynn Feeney, Alain Pierre Beauvais, Akron Holly Choi, Toledo Columbus Melanie Elise Benchic, Morgan Anne Cocherl, Cum Laude Fairborn Allendale, NJ Wesley Eric Ferguson, Cum Laude Anna Marie Colaner, Sylvania with Research Distinction in Health Katelyn A. Ferrara, Mentor Sciences Program Uhrichsville Cum Laude Stephanie Nicole Biehle, Magna Cum Laude Chelsey Collins, Celina Corey David Semple Fete, Cincinnati Fairfield Magna Cum Laude Annabelle Cook, Dublin Catherine Ann Costello, Magna Cum Laude Katlin Grace Birchmeier, with Honors in Allied Medicine Ocean View, NJ Broadview Heights Elizabeth Ann DeFauw, Alison Mary Fields, Bellevue Cum Laude Cum Laude Allison Taylor Birney, Dover Strongsville Alexandra Marie Fisher, Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Wapakoneta with Honors Research Distinction in with Research Distinction in Medical Dietetics Radiologic Sciences and Caitlan Elizabeth Fisher, Teresa L. Bloomfield, Lima Therapy Grandview Heights Magna Cum Laude Elijah William Demidovich, Katrina Marie Frey, Yorkshire Cassandra Bogdan, Marysville Magna Cum Laude Macedonia Melissa Kathryn DeMiglio, Jennifer Lee Galvin, Columbus Cum Laude Wadsworth Summa Cum Laude with Honors in Allied Medicine Summa Cum Laude Christopher Ryan Garcia, Russell Everett Bonneville III, Nicholas Lee Denton, Mentor Lorain Grove City Cum Laude Morgan Elizabeth Garczyk, Summa Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Dillonvale with Honors in Allied Medicine Biomedical Science Summa Cum Laude Emily Nicole Boyd, Troy Megan Renee Depinet, Tiffin William Greene Garner, Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Dayton Alexander Scott Brandyberry, Megan Renae Detro, Carmel, Amber Ri’ane Gast, Arlington Mansfield IN Cum Laude Cum Laude Anthony Joseph DiMarino, Carina Louise Gattas, Avathar Kaur Brar, Ashland North Royalton Cincinnati Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Alexa Ann Geanangel, West Sarah Ann Braun, Chagrin with Research Distinction in Jefferson Medical Dietetics Falls Magna Cum Laude Eric Anthony Brickner, Ottawa Simona Dobos, Chagrin Falls Arielle Renee Gebhart, Magna Cum Laude Marietta 947 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Paige Lauren Gerig, Hicksville Brien Marie Hoying, St. Henry Matthew Stephen Legg, Cum Laude Denise Ingabire, Columbus Loveland Laura Elizabeth Geruntino, Mary Elizabeth Iten, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Perrysburg Mallory M. Lennon, Newark Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Nicholas Peirce Gibson, Rebecca Jean Jackson, Mount Alyssa Marie Letteri, Kettering Shorewood, WI Vernon Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Nicholas Najib Jarjour, Renran Liu, Shenzhen, Chelsea Lin Giesige, Blacklick Guangdong, China Greendale, WI Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Johnna Rose Tabudlong Sarah Elizabeth Ginier, Biomedical Science Lubuguin, Saipan, Worthington Bradley Preston Jeffries, Marianas Pacific Summa Cum Laude Mingo Junction Karli M. Lutton, Columbus with Honors in Allied Medicine Nejat C. Jiru, Washington, DC Magna Cum Laude Lauren Joy Goetz, Northwood Magna Cum Laude Samuel Walter Maag, Ottawa Cum Laude Elisabeth Anne Kagarise, Magna Cum Laude Alec Lang Graham, Dublin Westerville Erica Kathleen Mabry, Grove Kenyon Jacob Grand, Trenton Magna Cum Laude City Cum Laude Caitlin Marie Kanner, Dublin Stephen Paul MacArthur, Katelyn Melissa Greek, Grove Magna Cum Laude Grove City City Jay M. Karhoff, Ottawa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Sarah Leann Kauffman, Rachael Ellen Mack, El Paso, Anna Elizabeth Grossman, Chillicothe TX Bexley Sarah Rochelle Kidd, Dublin Rachel Ann Maddox, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Circleville Lauren Elizabeth Hadden, Angela Nicole King, Galloway Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Emily Marie King, Perrysburg Gregory Scott Madison, Cum Laude Erica Marie King, Hilliard Circleville Jessica M. Haines, Lowell Magna Cum Laude Lauren Elizabeth Majoy, Alexis Nicole Halkiu, Batavia Michelle Brittany Klenk, Westlake Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Kirstie Elayne Hamer, West Teresa Marie Mance, Kirtland Cum Laude Cum Laude Portsmouth Brianne Cassandra Knight, Kristin Rene Manger, Summa Cum Laude Toledo Adam Christopher Harlow, Versailles George Eugene Koranteng, Magna Cum Laude Perrysburg Columbus Maryam Mahmoud Mansour, Cum Laude with Honors in Allied Medicine Craig Matthew Kowalinski, Westerville Whitney Adine Harmeson, Toledo Jessica Ann Manz, Cottage Union City Magna Cum Laude Grove, WI Kyle Patrick Harmon, South Nicole Marie Krauter, Carmel, Cum Laude with Honors in Allied Medicine Elgin, IL IN Magna Cum Laude Jamie Marie Marino, St. Louis, Kerri Lynn Higginbotham, Kyle Jay Kreager, Perrysburg MO Liberty Township Kimberly Elizabeth Kurtz, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Jacob Levi Martig, Beloit Kathy Izzat Hijazeen, Saline, MI Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Columbus with Honors in Allied Medicine Brandon Lee Martin, Toledo Emily Beth Hill, Zanesville Benjamin Alex Kushner, Brittney Rebecca Martin, Summa Cum Laude Mason Painesville with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Health Sciences Program Marie Elizabeth Kutsko, Andrew Leonard Hills, Liberty Canfield Meghan Michelle Leigh Martin, Township Monica Kimberly Lachey, Chillicothe Magna Cum Laude Springboro Kelli Ann Martino, Hilliard Kaitlin Nicole Hoffman, Logan with Research Distinction in Kandis Jean Maust, Brunswick Magna Cum Laude Biomedical Science Alex Charles Mayer, Mason Kendra Kay Holderman, Calvin V. Lam, Chicago, IL Haley Bogard McDaniel, McDonough, GA Cum Laude Cincinnati with Honors in Allied Medicine Magna Cum Laude Stephanie Anne Holtzapfel, Braden Arthur Lambros, Brook New Albany Kristie Lynn McGee, Barberton Park Dustin Tyler McIntyre, Galena Ashley Marie Holtzapple, Cum Laude Spencerville Magna Cum Laude Ian Sebastian Landi, Hinckley Amy Elizabeth McLelland, Magna Cum Laude Teresa Marie LaRue, with Honors Research Distinction in Loveland Radiologic Sciences and Westerville Cum Laude Therapy Ashley Renee Latta, McComb Christine Nicole McMillen, Alisa Renee Hopper, Defiance Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Breann Renee Houchins, Matthew Hamilton Latta, Cum Laude Lakeview Beavercreek Cum Laude Cum Laude 948 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Katherine Lynn McNeeley, Ashlee Jayne Phillips, Elizabeth Lyn Stallkamp, Milan Avon Delaware Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Kevin Matthew Porter, North Laura Lynn Stanley, Columbus Malinda Ann Meadows, Royalton Marie Louise Stansbery, Columbus Susan Rea Poulson-Nichols, Upper Sandusky Summa Cum Laude Columbus Jennifer Nicole Stauch, Alexis Katherine Meister, Cum Laude Marysville Columbia Station Richelle Lea Rall, Upper Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Sandusky David Anthony Stenger II, Michelle Christine Messing, Angela Tiffini Ratliff, Trotwood Cincinnati The Woodlands, TX Michael Anthony Ratti, Powell Kaitlin Elizabeth Stewart, Nathan Patrick Miglich, Seville Cum Laude Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude with Honors in Allied Medicine Magna Cum Laude William Kyle Misch, Mallory Kristine Rauch, Solon Hannah Katherine Stone, Westerville Cum Laude Cincinnati Diana Nancie Mitchell, Solon Jessica Kate Rector, Akron Megan Ann Suman, Abdiwali Ahmed Mohamed, Cum Laude Uniontown Columbus Maria Elizabeth Redmond, Cum Laude Kali Kristine Moore, Columbus Owensville Kieran Michelle Suminski, Andrew Patrick Morrison, Elizabeth Ann Reichert, Maria Canton Newark Stein Sarah Ann Swager, Kenosha, Rebecca Lynn Morton, Cum Laude WI Gahanna Ariel Elizabeth Rhea, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Westerville with Honors Research Distinction in Francisca Yemaya Moya, New Cum Laude Biomedical Science Orleans, LA Morgan Shea Richardson, Courtney Richelle Swanton, Magna Cum Laude Winfield, WV Springfield Michael Eli Natarus, Cincinnati Steven Craig Riedel, Defiance Cum Laude Senae Saleh Negash, Cum Laude Lauren Christine Swindle, Columbus Julia Ann Riethman, Anna Whitehouse Margaret Joelle Neola, Courtney Marie Robinson, David John Szeltner, North Chagrin Falls Tallmadge Olmsted Cum Laude Cum Laude Madison Jean Takacs, Jordan Maria Nerswick, Amber Louise Roesser, Maumee Columbus Wapakoneta Yu Tang, Beijing Amy Thuy-Hong Nguyen, Cum Laude Ellen Martha Taylor, West Chester Patricia Rogers, Columbus Columbus Cum Laude Chelsie Marie O’Neill, Justin Hoang Thai, Hilliard Kimberly Suzanne Ross, Cum Laude Rockford Solon Cum Laude Katie Renee Theiss, Lancaster with Research Distinction in Health Sukhmani Kaur Sandhu, Magna Cum Laude Sciences Program Belmont Daniel Richard Thorson, Stow Lindsay Alexandria Olinger, Kara Lynn Sattler, Perrysburg Magna Cum Laude Coshocton Cum Laude Maya Lynn Thumboli, Magna Cum Laude Alaine Nicole Saylor, Reynoldsburg Brianna Marie Papotto, North Blanchester Rebecca Marie Tieche, Olmsted Magna Cum Laude Wooster Cum Laude Erica Lynn Schmenk, Kalida Cum Laude Justine Ann Pardi, Findlay Nathan Francis Schroeder, Michelle M. Tom, Honolulu, HI Cum Laude Columbus Grove Magna Cum Laude Jigar Jitendra Patel, Marion, Cum Laude with Honors in Allied Medicine IN Natalie Elise Seeman, Holland Wendy Ann Uhlenhake, Anna Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Amanda Marie Valek, Christine N. Patella, Concord Anna Leigh Seiger, Solon Worthington Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Theodore Peter Sergakis II, Dannielle Nicole Valletta, Medical Dietetics Gahanna Westerville Roxanne Santos Paule, Shrey Shah, Westlake Danielle Nicole Villnuve, Columbus Cum Laude Lakewood Melissa Emily Pavelack, Ifrah Fuad Sheikh, Columbus Stephanie Lauren Waggoner, Oshkosh, WI Magna Cum Laude Liberty Township Magna Cum Laude Jena Lee Shellhammer, Magna Cum Laude Taylor Marie Perry, Hudson Gahanna Alexandra Kay Walker, Magna Cum Laude Heather Hsu Shen, Fairfield Rochester, NY Mary Suzanne Peterson, Ronald Francis Siebenaler, Magna Cum Laude Clinton Toledo Nicholas Steven Walter, Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Logan Matthew Jeffrey Philibin, with Honors Research Distinction in Austin T. Ward, Dublin Powell Biomedical Science Andrew Loye Simmons, Shawna E. Weaver, Thornville Summa Cum Laude Glenville, WV 949 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Amy Renee Wellin, Dalton Jennifer Christine Berry, Amanda Marie Critser, Magna Cum Laude Amherst Columbus Craig William Wiehe, Jr., Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Elyria Michaelyn Jo Bertino, with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Pickerington Nursing Jarret Edward Williams, Cum Laude Kara Lindsay Crosthwaite, Loveland Susan Anyibuofu Blackstone, Miamisburg Magna Cum Laude Granville Magna Cum Laude Courtney Nicole Williamson, Sheri Lynn Blanchard, with Honors Research Distinction in Wilmington Nursing Fredericktown Anna Kristina Czechowski, Magna Cum Laude Eric Matthew Bobek, Bridget Therese Wojciak, Westerville Streetsboro Maya Dabbs, Columbus Brecksville Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Susan René Bolte, Proctorville Danielle Kristina Darling, Michelle Marie Wood, Cum Laude Columbus Columbus Rachel Lynn Borowski, Stefani Elizabeth Davis, Cum Laude Strongsville Warsaw, IN Basak Yuce, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Chad Mitchell Zumberger, with Honors Research Distinction in Brian T. Deal, Bellefontaine Anna Nursing Jill Kristin Deverse, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Samantha Marie Bossert, Natasha Renee DeWitt, Cortland Plymouth Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Certificate of Post Carol Lynn Boutwell, Brooke Noelle Dicus, Galion Baccalaureate Medical Beavercreek Deborah Rae DiFranco, Technologist Nathan Allan Braden, Waldo Cleveland Taneka Renee Brown, Summa Cum Laude Emily Lauren Dixon, Hannah Sue Race, Columbus Columbus Jill Ann Warren Bruegge, Reynoldsburg B.S. (University of Findlay) Cum Laude Columbus Erin Nicole Bubnick, Craig Thomas Donnamiller, Lingchun Zeng, Columbus Willard B.S. (Nanchang University) Englewood Magna Cum Laude Holly Ann Drozdowicz,

Sarah Elizabeth Buck, Monroe, MI

Caledonia Christina J. Duffey, Sunbury Magna Cum Laude Ashley Rose Duibley, College of Nursing Katheryn Michelle Callihan, Centerville Gahanna Cum Laude Dean: Bernadette M. Melnyk Nicole Erin Capperes, Kelsey LeAnn Duke, Youngstown Clarington Cum Laude Nicole Marie Dull, Fostoria Bachelor of Science in with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Nursing Nursing Katherine Grace Dupey, Katie Marie Cardaman, Fremont Chagrin Falls Jessica Alexandra Easterling, Karen Aldo, West Liberty Magna Cum Laude Carlisle Delila Amaha, Columbus Elizabeth W. Carlisle, Bexley Cum Laude Colleen Renee Andrews, Erin Ginelle Casey, Marietta Candace Lea Engel, Tiffin Thornville Summa Cum Laude Candace Lou Engel, Hilliard Peter Christian Adjabeng Christen Ann Cheuvront, Rachel Noelle Epperly, Ankrah, Wooster Minerva Columbus Monica Emilia Arcé, Marion Cum Laude Rachel Ann Ercegovic, with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Columbia Station Michael Jason Arruda, Newark Nursing Natasha Renee Childress, Cum Laude Siobhan Melanie Assoon- Lauren Denise Fiscus, Broady, Dover, DE Worthington Kevin Martin Clear, Pataskala Carrollton Lauren Ashley Baker, Magna Cum Laude Arcanum Melissa Beth Clevenger, Benjamin Colin Fite, Fleming Magna Cum Laude Delphos Island, FL Douglas Alan Baluh, Elyria Jessica Grace Clinebell, Cum Laude Mary Grace Baluyot, Fremont Katrina Ann Fogress, Woodhaven, MI Cum Laude Martinsburg Jeri Mariel Cathleen Solis Laura Beth Ann Cook, Mason Rajene Gerette Fox, Baterina, Magna Cum Laude with Honors Research Distinction in Coshocton Broadview Heights Nursing Katherine Anne Fusco, Dublin Cum Laude Susan Katherine Cordell, Summa Cum Laude Wendy Lorraine Beckley, Columbus Victoria Rose Fusner, Fostoria Rachel Ann Creevy, Loveland Galloway Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude

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Veronica Marie Garand, North Emily Katherine Ickes, Madeline Rose Leisring, Olmsted Louisville Cincinnati Sarah Elizabeth Gemzer, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Mansfield with Honors Research Distinction in Matthew Francis Lerch, Magna Cum Laude Nursing Hillsboro Nichole Marie Geraci, Jenna Lynn Iseringhausen, Lindsay Corinne Lester, Cleveland Gahanna Delaware Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Zachary Wayne Lilly, Prospect Lisa Kay Gil, Forest Alhagie Ebrihim Jobarteh, Nicole Luk, North Olmsted Kathleen Elizabeth Glasier, Columbus Cum Laude Willoughby Nakita Nicholle Johns, Lauren Marie Luther, Dayton Summa Cum Laude Mansfield Paula Baker Lynch, Marysville Kyle Joseph Gobeil, Grace Elizabeth Johnston, Julie Therese Madzsar, North Beavercreek Worthington Olmsted Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Megan Sue Mancinotti, Ashley Lynn Good, Swanton Ajoi Shamarla Jones, Bronx, Delphos Cum Laude NY Jill Christine Maseman, Toledo Jason M. Grau, Genoa Laureen Gwynne Jones, New Magna Cum Laude Lisa Annette Gray, Heath Holland with Honors Research Distinction in Jaclyn Sue Grimme, Kettering Lindsey Jane Jordan, Hillsboro Nursing Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Jennifer Beth Maynard, Marie Alisande Grube, Oberlin Elsie Byholt Jorgensen, Worthington Summa Cum Laude Columbus Brittany Ashley McVan, Kayla LeeAnn Gruber, South Magna Cum Laude Westlake Vienna Kelley Ann Kaczmarek, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Mentor Samuel Jacob Mehling, Matthew David Gutshall, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Columbus Romia Kamgang, Abong- Sarah Ann Mendlovic, Solon Emily Elizabeth Hagan, Dublin Mbang, Cameroon Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Angela Marie Kasberg, Canal Kaylen Marie Meredith, Jillian Rose Hanley, Concord Winchester Bellville Magna Cum Laude Devon Jessica Kasberg, Cum Laude Juanita Dean Harman, Grove Ostrander Katie Lynn Meyer, West City Cum Laude Chester Karen Elyse Harris, Cleveland with Honors Research Distinction in Magna Cum Laude Heights Nursing Emily Ann Michelich, Avon Stephanie Michelle Hearon, Yolonda Michelle Kelly, Magna Cum Laude Powell Trotwood Amy Marie Monson, Nashport Magna Cum Laude Erin Michelle Kennedy, Elizabeth Grace Moore, Donna Jean Heavener, Dublin Springboro Middletown Erika Faye Heintz, Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Pickerington Alan Porter King, Lima Christopher Steele Morgan, Magna Cum Laude Ashlee Marie King, Springfield Pickerington Natalie Claire Helmrich, Magna Cum Laude Emily Marie Morgano, Terrace Park Zachary Remmington Taylor Sagamore Hills Magna Cum Laude King, Coshocton James Daniel Morlock, with Honors Research Distinction in Ryan Christopher Kiser, Bowling Green Nursing Hinckley Magna Cum Laude Jamie Marie Herbert, North Magna Cum Laude Jacquelin Louise Moroz, Ridgeville Michelle Lynne Kuhn, Toledo Beavercreek Magna Cum Laude Beth L. Kulow, Brecksville Cum Laude Eric Matthew Hess, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Stephanie Louise Morrison, Magna Cum Laude Emily Catherine Kundtz, Avon Oregon Kirbie Alexandra Hill, Urbana Lake Cum Laude Emily Grace Moss, Ashland Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Ashley Nicole Hinkle, Hilliard Anita Konadu Kwarteng, Elizabeth Anne Hoffman, Heidi Lynn Mueller, Canton Columbus Cum Laude Brecksville Jacqueline Marie Lanzillotta, Jennifer Lynn Mullins, Orient Magna Cum Laude Lewis Center with Honors Research Distinction in Nicole Beverly Lynn Murphy, Cum Laude Nursing Columbus Meghan Elizabeth Hoffman, Erin Elizabeth Leahy, Kelsey Marie Musachio, North Logan Cincinnati Royalton Cum Laude Taylor Krystal Hoschar, Summa Cum Laude Lauren Michelle Leathers, Claire Kirchmaier Navarre, Bascom Huber Heights Cum Laude Toledo Cum Laude Kassandra Christine Hughes, Magna Cum Laude Virginia Warren Lefever, Éva Marie Nemethy, Columbus Cincinnati Nadira Omar Ibrahim, Lakewood Columbus Cum Laude

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Amy Elizabeth Neutzling, Kathleen Marie Schings, Scott Gregory Walker, Lewis Mansfield Cincinnati Center Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Scott Christopher Wallace, Jared Daniel Oing, Uniontown Megan Elizabeth Schneider, Findlay Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Jacklyn Marie Olson, Canal Daniel Raymond Schroer, Jeffrey W. Ward, Marysville Winchester Columbus Amanda Rose Weaver, Magna Cum Laude Jessica Mary Schwartz, Madison with Honors Research Distinction in Annapolis, MD Magna Cum Laude Nursing Magna Cum Laude Amber Marie Webb, Mansfield Michelle Elizabeth Orovets, with Research Distinction in Cum Laude South Euclid Nursing Hannah Lee Weller, Chagrin Magna Cum Laude Caitlin Nicole Sepp, Fairport, Falls Carmela Teruel Pascual, NY Summa Cum Laude Miamisburg Magna Cum Laude Tamra Lynn Wenning, Eliza Kate Pereira, Cleveland Grace Elizabeth Shell, Coldwater Heights Worthington Margaret Maria Wentz, Berkey Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Stephanie Ann Perrine, Toledo Andrea Bethany Amanda B. Werling, Magna Cum Laude Shellenbarger, Spencerville Miamisburg Austin Valerie Perry, Debra Leigh Smarr, Findlay Magna Cum Laude Cincinnati Sara Elizabeth Smith, Waldo Maria Christine Wermert, Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Coldwater Timothy Brooks Phillips, Paige Worden Soper, Madeira Cum Laude Crestline Cum Laude Bonnie Jolyne Whitcomb- Tonja Ramona Plew, Dublin Alyssa Joyce Soukup, Arruda, Newark Melissa Ann Ponafala, Lyndhurst Tanisha Angelique White, Columbus Rachel Ann Spanulo, Columbus Sarah Mae Porteus, Strongsville Tressi Colleen Wicker, Lima Springfield Magna Cum Laude Rachel Marie Wiederkehr, Magna Cum Laude Michelle Briane Speiser, Wading River, NY Irina I. Posykalyuk, Columbus Napoleon Jennifer Ann Williams, Hilliard Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Kalyan Pou, Eden Prairie, MN Nicolas Evan Stalnaker, Kelsey Maegen Wincek, Cum Laude Hilliard Olivia Kay Preston, West Naperville, IL Casey Joy Stanley, Dublin Magna Cum Laude Chester Latisha Nicole Brewer Stein, Abigail Marie Wolf, Hamilton Cum Laude New Albany Magna Cum Laude Catherine Price, Kettering Samuel Grant Steinbeck, Jessica Ann Wygant, Ney Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Kirsten Ann Puchovich, Macedonia Jean Marie Steward, Canton Lisa M. Yahle-Dunbar, Lewis Columbus Center Magna Cum Laude Stephanie Gale Strader, Japheth Wayne Rauch, Clinton Megan Marie Zaleha, Hebron Allison Lee Streifthau, Cum Laude Beverly Destinee Zart, North Olmsted Ashley Hannah Raymond, Germantown Magna Cum Laude Cuyahoga Falls Cum Laude Sarah Kathryn Svoboda, Andrew Dwight Reed, Castalia Sagamore Hills Rachel Marie Reineck, Findlay Cum Laude College of Optometry with Honors Research Distinction in Cum Laude Nursing Chelsea Renee Renicker, Julia Mae Taylor, West Dean: Melvin D. Shipp

Canton Jefferson Kathleen Marie Rhodes, Henok Tefera, Columbus Lexington Magna Cum Laude Doctor of Optometry Rachel Luanne Robertson, Elizabeth Megan Terry, Columbus Bellbrook Courtney Erin Andersen, Ami Louise Robinette, Krista Michelle Thornberry, Clinton Township, MI Columbus New Bloomington B.S. (Grand Valley State Caitlin Marie Rohrig, Powell Cum Laude University) Cum Laude Nicolas James Timmerman, Cum Laude Elizabeth Ardith Roper, Grove Englewood City Lisa Marie Toombs, Delaware Chad Alan Bechtle, Powell Rachael Arielle Ruffin, Christopher David Tornero, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Macedonia Canton Allison Nicole Rugg, Renee Kimberly Untied, Katherine M. Bickle, Granville Columbus Zanesville B.S. Katelyn Kelly Saums, Findlay Lauren Constance Walker, Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude West Chester Magna Cum Laude 952 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Paul Linford Bingham, Matthew Vincent Howell, Justin Michael Miller I, Grove Douglas, WY Coldwater City B.A. (Utah State University) B.S. (Ohio University) B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Kimberly L. Browne, Sycamore Meredith Conner Jeffrey, Holly Elizabeth Moose, B.S. (University of Findlay) Grosse Ile, MI Westerville Cum Laude B.S. (University of Michigan, Ph.D. Ann Arbor) William Buckley Burns, Magna Cum Laude Brittany Ann Morettin, Marysville Independence B.S. Diana Beatrice Stipe Johns, B.S. Cum Laude Massillon B.S. (University of Akron) Masoud Nafey, Livermore, CA Jennifer Anne Center, Elyria Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of California, B.S.Mat.Sci.Eng. Davis) Cum Laude Jesse Kahnk, Ankeny, IA Cum Laude B.A. (University of Northern Melanie Dawn Clark, Rigby, ID Iowa) Craig Allen O’Dell, Prospect B.S.Bio. (Idaho State B.S. University) Betsy Leigh Kaminski, Magna Cum Laude Wheeling, WV Zeelane K. Desai, Dublin B.S. (West Virginia University) Megan Elizabeth O’Sullivan, B.S. Powell Matthew Cody Kidd, B.A. (Miami University Oxford) Philip James Dickey, Green Wellington Cum Laude B.S. (University of Akron) B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace Cum Laude College) William Edward Patton, Magna Cum Laude Canfield Ashley Nicole Doles, B.S. (John Carroll University) Chillicothe Nicole Marie Klein, Stevens B.S.Alld.Hlth.Prof. Point, WI Tyler William Persson, B.A. (University of Wisconsin- Williston, ND Nicholas Allen Donaghey, Stevens Point) B.A. (Minot State University) Fayetteville, AR Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of Arkansas) Kolby Brian Knox, Zanesville Cum Laude B.S. Victoria Felicia Gaskell Cum Laude Piamonte, San Diego, CA Gregory Vincent Ferrell, B.S. (University of California, Marion Jason Michael Kvitle, Quincy, San Diego) B.S. IL B.S. (University of Illinois at Amanda E. Ransdell, Cassandra Anne Fox, Urbana Champaign) Columbus Middletown B.S. (University of Dayton) B.S. (Gannon University) Michael Robert Lacina, Cum Laude Ardara, PA Cibele Shimabukuro Saporito, B.S. (Duquesne University) São Paulo, Brazil Nicholas Anthony Giovanetti, B.A. (Brigham Young Cincinnati Halley Marie Lazarony Lamier, University) B.A. (Thomas More College) Cleveland Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Xavier University) Katherine Rose See, Colleen Janes Gould, Sanford, Brittany Lemke, Medford, WI Broadview Heights MI B.S. (Viterbo College) B.S. (Miami University Oxford) B.S.Honors (Michigan State Cum Laude University) Kelsey Ann Shiley, Johnstown, Magna Cum Laude Pete Thomas Liette, New PA Weston B.S. (University of Pittsburgh) Shannon Yolanda Guo, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Seattle, WA B.A., B.S. (University of Justin Leonard Manning, Nathan Frank Shjerve, Washington) Wadsworth Alexandria, MN Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude B.A. (Concordia College at Moorhead) Karl Hofmann, Kitts Hill Morgan Lee Marshall, B.S. (Rose-Hulman Institute of Pickerington Tyler James Speelman, Maria Technology) B.S. Stein Cum Laude B.S.

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Nicholas M. Taflan II, Bellair David Curtis Berg, Columbus Nainee Desai, Chattanooga, Cum Laude TN John David Bickel, Jr., B.S.Pharm.Sci. Carrie Jane Trigilio, Amherst Spencerville B.S. (University of Dayton) B.S.Pharm.Sci. William Christopher Cum Laude Cum Laude Easterday, Dublin B.S. (Miami University) Dennis Mitchell Tustan, Christopher James Blair, Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI B.A. (Malone University) B.A. (Goucher College) Mary Eberly, Hilliard B.S. (Ohio University) Amila Uppal, Wooster Kerry Lee Bodnovich, Mayfield Summa Cum Laude B.A. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Paul Michael Fina, Cary, IL Kyle Douglas Wilson, Provo, B.S. (University of Illinois at UT Adam Joseph Bone, Urbana-Champaign) B.F.A. (Brigham Young Columbus Cum Laude University) B.A. (Michigan State University) Amanda Hetzel Flory, Caitlin Ashley Wise, Glendale, AZ Wadsworth Jessica Boyles, Columbus B.S. (University of Arizona) B.S. (Bowling Green State B.S. (University of Rio University) Grande) Sarah Eileen Foehl, Gahanna B.S. (Ohio University) Brian Henry Wolanin, Cortland Kevin Carl Brown, London B.S. (Grove City College) B.S. Andrea Marie Fralick, Columbus Rebecca Marie Yantko, Terese Michelle Buckner, B.A. (Denison University) Pickerington Westerville B.S.Pharm.Sci. (University of B.S.Pharm.Sci. Scott Michael Ganger, Dublin Toledo) B.S.Pharm.Sci. Andrew Michael Burns, Magna Cum Laude Columbus B.S.Pharm.Sci. Christopher Ray Garton, Jane College of Pharmacy Cum Laude Lew, WV B.S. (West Virginia Wesleyan

College) Dean: Robert W. William Zacharie Camp, Washington Court House Cum Laude Brueggemeier B.A. Kyle Alexander Gold, Stongsville Doctor of Pharmacy Judy Chen, Thousand Oaks, CA B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Kumiko Susan Aizawa, Ari Heaton Gordon, Los Hiroshima, Japan Michelle Chai-Peam Chiang, Angeles, CA Akron B.A. (New York University) Jonathan Mark Allen, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Massillon Cum Laude Matthew Thomas Hammond, B.S.Env.Nat.Res. Valparaiso, IN Chinenye Adeline Chuka- Matthew Joseph Arango, Ipere, Columbus Bruce Allen Hartman, Woodbridge, VA B.Tech., M.B.A. (Federal Groveport B.S. (University of Virginia) University of Technology) B.S.Pharm.Sci. Magna Cum Laude Diana Jeehee Chung, Seattle, Janelle Denae Hartman, Amy Marie Arnholt, Columbus WA Delaware B.S. (Michigan State B.S. (University of B.A. (Lee College) University) Washington) Cum Laude M.S. Cum Laude Marissa R. Henning, Buffalo, Kelly J. Banker, Columbus Daniel Eric Cramer, Mansfield NY B.S. (Sonoma State B.S.Pharm.Sci. University) Elizabeth Teresa Hess, Cum Laude Jessica Lynne Dempsey, Loveland Huron B.S. Brooke Courtney Baria, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Columbus Cum Laude Amber Renee Hogue, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Pataskala Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude 954 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Yvonne Yi-Fang Hsieh, Ryan Kenneth Martin, Jessica Lynn Oeder, Morrow Arcadia, CA Monroeville B.A. (Case Western Reserve B.S. (University of California, B.S.Pharm.Sci. University) Los Angeles) Magna Cum Laude Jessica Margaret Mason, Stephanie Hua, Westminster, Columbus Lucie Ann Owens, Foothill CA B.S. (Niagara University) Ranch, CA B.S. (University of California, B.S. (University of California, Irvine) David Eric Matthews, North Irvine) Canton Cum Laude Sarah Jeong, Akron Summa Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. James Michael Pantelis, Jon Theodore McClymont, Warren Kelsey Jo Kauffman, West Columbus B.S. (University of Toledo) Liberty B.S. (University of Nebraska- B.S.Pharm.Sci. Lincoln) Justin Allen Peak, Mount Cum Laude Gilead Sean Arian McDowell, B.S.Bus.Adm. Brian Joseph Kramer, Centerville Magna Cum Laude Eastlake B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.A. (Miami University) Aaron Timothy Peil, Peoria, IL Magna Cum Laude Bradley Rulli McIntyre, B.S. (Taylor University) Cincinnati Cum Laude Louis Lao, Gahanna B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Magna Cum Laude Christopher Pham, Columbus Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Virginia Polytechnic Ian M. Miller, Wheelersburg Institute and State Thien-Khanh Ngoc Le, San B.S.Pharm.Sci. University) Diego, CA Bridget Therese Morgan, Emily Allison Prince, Marietta Kyle Wesley Leibolt, Concord Township B.S.Pharm.Sci. Reynoldsburg B.S. (Saint Bonaventure B.S.Pharm.Sci. University) Christine Anderson Prusa, Magna Cum Laude Columbus Megan Elizabeth Lents, Yellow B.A. (College of Wooster) Springs Jaye Paulyn Murdoch, B.S. (Wright State University) McArthur Andrea Lynn Reisinger, North B.S. Canton Lin Lin, Cleveland Magna Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Cum Laude Leanne Murray, Lindenhurst, NY Andrew R. Richard, Saint Daniel Liu, Columbus B.S. (State University of New Marys B.S.Pharm.Sci. York at Stony Brook) B.S.Pharm.Sci.

Abbey Nicole Loy, Hilliard John Christian Myers, Jordan Elizabeth Richards- B.A., B.S. Sandusky Roe, Columbus B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Stephen James Luke, Magna Cum Laude Massillon Gilianne S. Narcisse, Port-au- B.S. (University of Michigan, Prince, Haïti Allison Louise Rider, Ann Arbor) B.S. (Florida Atlantic Kalamazoo, MI Summa Cum Laude University) B.S. (Saint Mary’s College) Cum Laude Rebecca Ann MacAleese, Kathryn Nebergall, Hayesville Lisbon Ryan Douglas Riley, Salem B.S.Pharm.Sci. Hobart Owen Ng Ng Tsai, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Magna Cum Laude Caloocan City, Philippines B.S. (University of Michigan, Jacquelyn L. Risner, Carey Mitchell Alexander Manor, Ann Arbor) B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude B.S. (Miami University) Emma Francis Robinow, Mira Nudel, Columbus Yellow Springs Elizabeth Marek, Killingworth, B.S.Pharm.Sci. CT Magna Cum Laude Stephen Robison, Kent B.A. (Mount Holyoke College) Cum Laude M.S. (Georgetown University) Magna Cum Laude

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Jacqueline Anne Roesch, Megan Elizabeth Stambough, Michelle Elise Zoellner, Cincinnati Madeira Cincinnati B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Kevin Leo Steger, Bachelor of Science in Maegan Whitney Rothermund, Pickerington Pharmaceutical Dublin B.S.Nutrition Sciences B.S.Pharm.Sci.

Jaketa M. Stoudmire, Pleasant Adesayo Olawale Akinsanya, Amanda June Sabol, North Grove, AL Olmsted Valley Stream, NY M.S. Mbah Zama Anyangwe, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cleveland Megan Tang, Chicago, IL Molly Marie Beirne, Rocky Michael Anthony Salem, North B.S. (University of Illinois at Olmsted River Chicago) Megan Nichole Bennett, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Sylvania Cum Laude Adam Richard Sanders, Angela E. Thiry, Parma Peter Josephin Blanco Columbus B.S.Pharm.Sci. Carcache, Upper Arlington Deanna Brackman, Columbus Jessica Lynne Sandin, Jessica Marie Tima, Brookville Summa Cum Laude Brunswick Brooke Marie Britton, Rittman B.S.Pharm.Sci. Robert Jakob Toth, North Kelly Marie Brookbank, Summa Cum Laude Royalton Cincinnati B.A., B.S. (Baldwin-Wallace Andrew Jonathon Buhrman, Basil John Sarantis, Columbus College) Dayton Magna Cum Laude Rebecca Leonora Sattler-Leja, Vivek Shailesh Trivedi, with Honors in Pharmaceutical Kalamazoo, MI Indianapolis, IN Sciences B.S. (Michigan State Ezah Cheema, Toledo University) Diana Tsai, Irvine, CA Alan Chen, Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of California, Magna Cum Laude Irvine) Kenya Faye Cheston, Venus Ashwin Shah, Westlake Cleveland B.S. (Kent State University) Diana Ung, Monterey Park, Adam E. Cirpili, Dublin CA Cum Laude Allison Marie Shellhause, B.S. (University of California, Deanna Leigh Clause, North London Berkeley) Canton B.S. Summa Cum Laude Katelyn E. Connelly, Grand John Joseph Veillette, Akron Sarah Beth Sherby, Blanc, MI B.S.Pharm.Sci. Magna Cum Laude Cambridge Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. Daniel Robert Edward Cook, Mount Gilead Shane Ryan Wagner, Lowell Minchen Hayate Shi, Romkamol Dangprasert, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Bangkok, Thailand Westerville Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. Andrea Marie Daum, Marion Jennifer Katherine Ward, Andrew Christopher Dauner, Smitha H. Shivaprasad, Worthington Maineville Cum Laude Columbus B.S.Pharm.Sci. with Honors in Pharmaceutical Sciences Margaret Louise Sidebottom, Bruce Ryan Ware, Marietta Andrew Tyler Davis, Dublin New Albany, IN B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude B.S. (University of Louisville) Mary Megan Dembski, Hilliard Master’s (Indiana University Laura Katherine Whinnery, Sophia Do, Worthington Southeast) Adena Cum Laude B.S.Nutrition Sharon J. Emery, Westlake Amanda Marie Singrey, Magna Cum Laude Chardon Stacy Lynette Woody, Katrina Rose Enderle, B.S.Pharm.Sci. Martinsville, VA Pataskala Summa Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude Danielle Susan Fast, Upper Derek Aaron Singrey, Orwell Zhe Xie, Beijing, China Arlington B.S.Pharm.Sci. Cum Laude B.S.Pharm.Sci. with Honors in Pharmaceutical Sciences Lindsey Michelle Snedden, Rebecca Pei-Yun Young, Jaime Lynn Fazzone, Poland Miamisburg Upper Arlington Katie Lynn Fellure, Mercerville B.S.Pharm.Sci. B.S.Pharm.Sci. Gina Lynn Filo, Strongsville 956 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Ryan James Freisthler, Sidney Meghan Elizabeth Nestleroth, Shane Christopher Walter, Andrew Thomas Fulk, Ashland Westerville Celina Michael Anthony Giannangeli, Thien Ngoc Nguyen, Summa Cum Laude Saint Clairsville Cleveland Hilary Ranee Wentling, Carey Anthony Daniel Gromovsky, Suad Mohammed Omar, Brittany Rae White, Saline, MI Macedonia Grove City Robert Clark Williford, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Christopher Oteng-Apenteng, Cincinnati with Distinction and Honors in Columbus Cum Laude Pharmaceutical Sciences Hanisha Niranjan Patel, Tara Jane Wise, Marysville Lillian Nabil Haddad, Westerville Benjamin Allen Wozniak, Columbus Krishna Praful Patel, Lewis Findlay Meran Husam Halaweh, Center Luis Ye, Columbus Boardman Cum Laude Ye Yuan, Lianyungang, China Colleen Elise Hanly, Powell with Distinction and Honors in Cum Laude Kayla Lynn Harrah, Pharmaceutical Sciences Bingling Zheng, Wuhan, China Strongsville Vatsal Kaushikbhai Patel, Magna Cum Laude Jeremy Patrick Harris, Dublin Ping Zhu, Shanghai, China Columbus Cum Laude Stephanie Eva Renee Znosko, Kelsey Elizabeth Hess, Mason Vi-jenny Kim Pham Ha, Newark Bethany Lauren Hipp, Seven Columbus Cum Laude Hills Zachary Michael Pick, with Honors in Pharmaceutical Sciences Kristen Mary Hodovanic, Platteville, WI Cum Laude Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Robert Errol Riepenhoff, with Honors in Pharmaceutical Columbus Sciences Danae Khristine Rockwell, John Glenn School of Jonathan Holan, Eastlake Mount Vernon Public Affairs Chad Jeffery Hyer, Columbus Craig Marcus Rozario, Cum Laude Highland Heights Kelsey Elizabeth Isfort, Director: Charles R. Wise Andrew Edwards Cincinnati Schildknecht, Cincinnati Nira Kadakia, Westerville Subha Shanmugavel, Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude Columbus with Honors in Pharmaceutical Sciences Saharla Said Sheef, Columbus Alexa Lee Arndt, Canfield Sukhjit Kaur Kang, Twinsburg Min Chul Shin, Dublin Cum Laude Dalbir Kaur, Dublin Cum Laude Kevin Matthew Arndt, Alex Daniel Klausing, Paige Elizabeth Sinclair, Algonquin, IL Westerville Medina Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Margo DeShell Arnold, with Honors in Pharmaceutical with Distinction and Honors in Sciences Columbus Pharmaceutical Sciences Hannah Mae Bezeredi, John Collin Krebs, Avon Ayrron Lynn Sisley, Amherst Magna Cum Laude Columbus Ethan M. Kuszmaul, Warren Dominique Danele Smith, Anooj Bhandari, Westlake Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Laura Kathryn Lasonczyk, Bellbrook Robert Jed Swackhammer, with Honors in Public Affairs Mason David Morgan Cameruca, Travis Thai Le, Hilliard Columbus Hayford Takyi Mensah, Columbus Zhe Li, Shanghai, China Cum Laude Cum Laude Columbus Ryan Thomas Coleman, Yujia Liu, Guangzhou, China Brian Joseph William Thomas, Woodstock, GA with Distinction in Pharmaceutical Reynoldsburg Ryan Robert Conlon, Sciences Kelsey Renee Turrill, Belpre Worthington Magna Cum Laude Brittany Michelle Lowe, Marion Marissa Beth Cooper, Orange Cum Laude Tracey G. Tytko, Valley City Magna Cum Laude RoseMerrie Lynn, Martins Kristian Rimgaudas Vaitkus, with Honors in Public Affairs Ferry Seven Hills Elizabeth Grace Fisher, Magna Cum Laude Samantha Kailin Varso, Columbus with Honors in Pharmaceutical Martinsburg, WV Magna Cum Laude Sciences Magna Cum Laude Kristina Leigh Marion, Tipp Lauren Nicole Frooman, with Honors in Pharmaceutical Cincinnati City Sciences Corin Michele McFadden, Jennifer Anne Voelker, Mary Grace Fry, Hudson Springfield Beavercreek Christian Anthony Gillikin, Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Westerville Garrett Michael Messmer, with Honors in Pharmaceutical Magna Cum Laude Westerville Sciences Kathryn Alison Grant, Shannon Miller, Pickerington David Wai, Worthington Columbus with Research Distinction in Public Magna Cum Laude Christopher Andrew Waker, Affairs Kaitlyn Ann Minton, Cortland Centerville Alyssa Marie Nadolson, Dublin Cum Laude 957 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Zachary Edward Green, College of Social Rachel Nichole Decker, Grove Columbus City Work with Research Distinction in Public Sara Faye DeMarse, Dublin

Affairs Lauren Michelle Dugal, Dublin Corey L. Hamilton, Columbus Dean: Thomas K. Gregoire Laurie Ann Dutko, Sandusky Farah O. Hared, Columbus Magna Cum Laude Brock Edward Hastie, with Research Distinction in Social Columbus Bachelor of Science in Work Evann Katherine Heidersbach, Social Work Rebecca Ann Earp, Xenia Grafton Jonathan Joel Elkin, with Honors in Public Affairs Susan Sulieman Abukwiek, Pickerington Abdiaziz M. Igal, Columbus Columbus Jamie Joseph Fogle, Mount Serena Catherine Jezior, Lara Lynn Anderson, Troy Vernon North Royalton Blake Michelle Andrews, Jason Edward Foley, Cum Laude Marysville Columbus Carolynne Grace Jones, Brittany Michelle Bailey, Cum Laude Lebanon Shelby Erika Alexandra Freeman, Bradley Garrett Kitzler, Carey Dawn Elizabeth Bartley, Springfield Colleen Christian Krajewski, Columbus Misty Dawn Garrett, Thornville Liberty Township Summa Cum Laude Chris Michael Gerbetz, Silver Jeanna Marie Kruse, Ottawa Brianna Lynn Batz, Lancaster Lake Jonathan Edwards Lee, Summa Cum Laude Dona Avalyn Gibbs, Gahanna Worthington Priscilla Leanne Baum, Magna Cum Laude Paige Paulina MacMorland, Zanesville Alyssa Marie Glovan, Leroy Columbus Erika May Beals, Lima Cum Laude Kathryn Ann Mahoney, Elizabeth Rose Bean, Kate Michelle Golda, Toledo Kenosha, WI Columbus Megan Elizabeth Graham, Cum Laude Mercedes Marie Benford, Groveport Aubrey Catherine McClure, Akron Kelly Ann Gramm, Columbus Molly Elizabeth Bergen, Upper Worthington Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Arlington Kelsey Grace Haas, Ashland Molly Catherine Mottram, Summa Cum Laude Lehigh Acres, FL with Research Distinction in Social Samantha Hamner, Elizabeth Dana Murphy, Work Nelsonville Logan Erin Justine Best, Columbus Elizabeth Anne Hardin, Brandee Lee Nemire, Cum Laude Pickerington Scottsdale, AZ Monique Nicole Bingham, Quartez D. Harris, Springfield Christian John Oliver, Akron Brandi R. Harrison, Lima Worthington Aliza Moriah Brooks, Magna Cum Laude Natalie M. Pantalos, Westerville Michelle Elizabeth Harrison, Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Cum Laude Tessa Rose Burton, Lancaster Magna Cum Laude Sally Anne Patton, Hudson Nicole Carbonari, Lake Forest, Tara Harte, Queens, NY with Honors in Public Affairs IL Summa Cum Laude Colton Royce Price, Thornville Magna Cum Laude Amber Lee Held, Columbus Jeffrey Michael Sechler, with Research Distinction in Social Rachel Michelle Helton, West Dublin Work Chester Amber T. Seira, Santa Rosa, Marta Lucia Casas, Pharr, TX Sarah Jeanne Holderle, Grove Magna Cum Laude CA City Amy D. Clemons, Powell Cum Laude Joshua Michael Stephens, Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati Janice Denise Howell, Marion Julie Marie Cochran, Kelsey Blake Jackson, Magna Cum Laude Springfield with Honors in Public Affairs Cincinnati Magna Cum Laude Joshua Eric Tasman, Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Social Heather Lea Jepsen, Gahanna Work Erin Elizabeth Thomas, Ariel Krisdion Coleman, Marysville Pittsford, NY Cleveland Skyla Danielle Johnson, Magna Cum Laude Donniecia Marie Cummings, Toledo Rebecca L. Wasserstein, Columbus Kelly Michelle Kaminski, Moon Pepper Pike Cum Laude Township, PA Cum Laude Asia Curry, Columbus Gregory Brent Ketcham, Kaden James Rieck Weaver, Nick Allan Daugherty, Millersport Findlay Westerville Carolyn Ann Killeen, Magna Cum Laude Cleveland Heights Lucas Zachary Davidson, Summa Cum Laude Bexley Samantha Ricker Larimore, Monica Marie Davis, Dublin Elida Magna Cum Laude Rebecca Ann Lennartz, Coldwater

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Jessica L. Lewandowski, Michael Ian Scrafford, Clifton, College of Veterinary Waldon, KY VA Medicine Cum Laude Katherine Ryan Sears,

Sarah Nelson Liebschutz, Miamisburg Bexley Abby B. Seng, Pataskala Dean: Lonnie J. King

William Christopher Mahaffey, Lamece Shouman Shouman,

Chillicothe Westerville Monika Kay Marcum, Nora Elizabeth Skotko, Avon Doctor of Veterinary Columbus Magna Cum Laude Medicine Dorothy Grace Martindale, Danielle Nicole Smart, New Knoxville Columbus Nicole Ann Abdulla, Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Ebensburgh, PA with Research Distinction in Social Martez Dexter Ray Smith, B.A., B.S. (Pennsylvania State Work Columbus University) Meghan Rae Mathews, Krissy Ann Sopher, Columbus Bellefontaine Joel Michael Anderson, South Summa Cum Laude Victoria Marie Sossa, North Doneri Valencia Mayhay, Salem Olmsted B.S.Agr. Chicago, IL Jena Ruth Sterling, West Cum Laude Abigail Diane McAtee, Dayton Jefferson Amanda Anne Arnold, Denton, Roy Mcclelland, Jr., Columbus Elnora Jania Stewart, TX Sascha McDaniel, Logan Columbus B.A. (University of North Cum Laude Texas) Ariel Renee Meigs, Vienna Jillian Renee Stewart, Elyria Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Delonzo Derrick Montgomery, Brandt E. Athey, North Matthew Allen Swies, Olmsted Cleveland Gahanna Rachel Erin Mosch, B.S.Ed. Teresa Karlene Tackett, Summa Cum Laude Springboro Delaware Cum Laude Hope O’Brien, Cleveland Bailee Elizabeth Taylor, Xenia Rebecca Jean Baker, Toledo Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude with Research Distinction in Social Jamie Lauren Taylor, Lewis Sarah A. Baker, Austintown Work Center B.S., M.P.H. Luke Steven O’Quinn, Cearra Dawn Thimmes, Cincinnati Lancaster Christine Marie Baran, Solon Courtney Noel Palma, Norwalk Lindsey Renee Thomas, Cum Laude Wadsworth Emily Kristine Beiting, Nicole Lauren Parente, Dublin Aprill A. Tiller, Delaware Cincinnati Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Joshua Zachariah Peltier, Mark Anthony Tomsic, B.S. (Clemson University) Columbus Columbus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Caleb A. Bohrer, Hillsboro Ricardo Enrique Peña, Kristina Diane Wade, Galion B.S.Agr. Bluffton Magna Cum Laude Hayla Storm Piddock, Rebecca Marie Ward, Hillard Randall Lee Bond, Dover Mansfield Cum Laude B.S.Agr. Jacklyn Michelle Poole, South Tiffany Nicole Wegley, Salem Gallipolis Allison Ruth Braun, Delaware Michael Brian Queen, Marion Cum Laude B.S.Agr. Caitlin Margaret Quillen, Lima Sara Howley Whitacre, Dublin Cum Laude Cum Laude Mary Elizabeth Braun, Lauren Diane Radakovich, Jazmyn Nikole White, Durham, CT Grove City Cincinnati Cum Laude Rachel A. White, Cleveland Whitney Michelle Bucci, Monica Diane Ray, Columbus Briana Marie Williams, Louisville, KY Anna Marie Riendeau, Dublin Columbus B.S. Magna Cum Laude Erin Joan Wolanin, Cortland with Research Distinction in Social Cum Laude Susanne Bush, Beavercreek Work Brad Stephen Wolfe, Mayfield B.S. (Cornell University) Melissa Sarah Rotblatt, Solon Village Nichole M. Rowe, Dayton Cum Laude Brenden Morris Wright, Lauren Butch, Bay Village Lisa Michelle Sanui, Columbus B.S. (Wittenberg University) Cum Laude Lansing, MI David Dean Schermerhorn, Magna Cum Laude Toledo Amy Jo Yost, Columbus Megan Brittany Byrne, Marion Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Shelby Briella Hannah Mae Zoller, Lyndhurst Chad Alan Calice, Whitney Schwartzwalder, Point, NY Reynoldsburg

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David James Carabetta, Vanessa Helene Dollo, Sophie Michelle Heikkila, Chicopee, MA Loveland, TX Loveland B.S. (Rensselaer Polytechnic B.S. (Miami University) B.S. Institute) Summa Cum Laude Holly J. Helbig, Akron Sarah Marie Cates, Cincinnati Eric Michael Dougherty, B.S. (Ohio University) B.S. (University of Kentucky) Dallas, TX B.S.Env.Nat.Res. Martha Hensel, McDonough, Lauren Ellen Chapman, GA Mentor Julia Castelli Dwertman, B.S. (University of Georgia) B.S.Agr. Marysville Krista Marie Hernon, Wexford, Amy Marie Chronister, East Rebecca Lorain Erickson, Paw PA Liverpool Paw, IL B.S. B.S. (Franciscan University of B.A. (Northwestern University) Steubenville) Magna Cum Laude Stacey Virginia Hicks, Huntington, WV Michael Frederick Ciepluch, Erin Lynn Ferris, Minnetrista, B.S. (Marshall University) Shaker Heights MN B.S. B.S.Env.Nat.Res. Caroline Elizabeth Hilty, Chagrin Falls Christopher Royce Clark, San Suhrim Fisher, Lebanon B.S. (Allegheny College) Diego, CA B.S. (Florida State University) B.S. (University of California, Emily R. Hoen, Delta Santa Barbara) Brandon Strewart Forshey, Bachelor’s (University of Magna Cum Laude Wauseon Toledo) B.S. (University of Findlay) Aimee Michelle Clay, Keriann Caitlyn Hurst, Hopedale Susanne Cornelia Fouse, Olmsted Falls B.S. (Kent State University) Wauseon B.S. (John Carroll University) Summa Cum Laude Elizabeth Beckett Coppelman, James Robert Garcia, Alexandria, VA Westborough, MA Albert Edward Iwasko, B.S. (University of Florida) Springsboro Thomas Andrew Gaydos, B.S. (Wright State University) Kristen Marie Couto, Wellington Columbus B.S. (Kent State University) Nicholas Andrew Jew, B.S. Temple, TX Summa Cum Laude Amy Marie Gealy, Suffield Bachelor’s (University of Texas at Austin) Nicole Veronica Cox, Latham, Gail Elizabeth Geist, NY Sharpsville, PA David Anthony Joseph, West Chester Sara Lynn Crawford, Heather Michelle Goldstein, B.S.Agr. Youngstown Columbus B.S. B.S. (University of Michigan, Caitlin Marya Karl, Dover Ann Arbor) B.S.Agr. Brendan Michael Crowley, Sudbury, MA Erin Lynne Gray, Avon Lake Allison Rose Kenzig, B.A. (University of B.S.Agr. Cleveland Massachusetts Amherst) B.S.Agr. Sulani Grindle, Poway, CA Abigail Marie Curtis, Granville Hyunmin Kim, New York, NY David Eric Grum, Belmont Magna Cum Laude Brittany J. Dan, Twinsburg B.S.Agr., M.S. B.S. Katharine B. Lewis, Hudson, Ana Kay Rings Guimarães, WI Brandon Steven Daugherty, Dothan, AL Cincinnati B.S.Nutrition, B.S. Kelly Lynn Lewis, Parma B.S. B.S. (Wheeling Jesuit Brittany Leigh Gulker, University) Daniel Joseph Davis, Columbus Cincinnati B.S. (University of Findlay) Leah Anne Lockard, B.S. Friendswood, TX Magna Cum Laude Risa Hanninen, Utica, PA

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Caroline Leete Lodge, Mary Jane Orban, Erin Schodorf, Pickerington Sylvania Bloomingdale B.S. (Miami University) B.S. (University of Wisconsin- B.S.Agr., B.S. Summa Cum Laude Madison) Rebecca Paterik, Mesa, AZ Charles Francis Schwarten, Korrin Lucas, Tyrone, PA B.S. (University of Arizona) Willoughby B.S.Env.Nat.Res. Katherine Lynn Macbride, Adam Joseph Pendleton, Port Claremont, CA Clinton Rebecca A. Schwarze, Akron B.A. (Occidental College) B.S.Agr. Amanda Brooke Sherman, Old Caitlin Rose Malarkey, Heather Ann Lucas Penton, Bridge, NJ Pittsburgh, PA Champion B.S. (Brandeis University) B.A. (Hiram College) Summa Cum Laude Kristen Lee Maul, Westlake B.S.Agr. Shannon Marie Picking, Benjamin Michael Shields, Dayton Baltimore Jolie D. McCutcheon, Java B.S.Agr. B.S. Center, NY B.S. (University of Findlay) Micha Shay Piraino, Ashley Diana Shroll, Bucyrus Purgitsville, WV B.S. (Wilmington College) Michael John Merick, B.S. (West Virginia University) Wintersville Elizabeth K. Shull, Sterling, VA B.A. Megan E. Pozza, Cuyahoga B.S. Falls Summa Cum Laude Brandon Robert Michels, B.S. Uhrichsville Whitney Elizabeth Smith, Heather Kristina Preston, Indianapolis, IN Thomas Richard Monto, Baltimore, MD Maumee Amy Renee Sweet, Mantua B.S. Drew Meredith Price, B.S. (Kent State University) Cincinnati Melissa Nau, Jersey Shore, B.S.Agr. Justin Lee Tank, Graytown PA B.S. (Wittenberg University) B.S. (Pennsylvania State Kristin Marie Pufpaff, University) Hastings, MI Debra Lynn Vajda, Broadview Summa Cum Laude B.S. (Cornell University) Heights B.S. (Case Western Reserve Joshua Michael Newton, Katherine Rose Quinter, University) Columbus Minster B.S.Metal.Eng. (Johns Summa Cum Laude Sam William Valerius, Hopkins Hamilton Rachel Michelle Rampton, University Center for Talented Fairfield Ashley Marie Van Scoy, Youth) B.A. (Miami University) Ashland Summa Cum Laude B.S. (University of Findlay) Stephen Ralph Reichley, Stow Matthew Theodore Nicol, B.S. (University of Findlay) Jessica Leigh Vaughan, Powell Seven Hills B.S. (Ohio Northern Kathleen Lynn Rex, Girard B.S. (University of Dayton) University) Bachelor’s (John Carroll University) Laura Elizabeth Vonderhaar, Maureen Therese O’Brien, Cincinnati Toledo Pilar Alexandra Rivera, El B.S. (Xavier University) B.S.Agr. Paso, TX Amanda Wagner, Bluffton Courtney O’Neill, Youngstown Dale Kline Roberts, Columbus B.S. (University of Findlay) M.P.H. B.S., M.P.H. Jacob Biggs Wasserman, Terry E. Oakes II, Springfield Brittany Rogers, Cincinnati Milford B.S. (University of Findlay) B.S. (Denison University) B.S. (Xavier University)

Katherine Diane Onasch, Greg Lunau Schmid, Granville Matthew F. Weeman, Orrville Bowling Green B.S. (Otterbein College) B.S.Agr. B.S. (Bowling Green State University) Katherine M. Schmidt, Dublin B.S.

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Nicholas Andrew Werle, New Daniel Judson Yanik, LeRoy, Kathryn Kendall Zatroch, Richmond NY Pepper Pike B.S. (University of Tennessee- B.S.Agr. Knoxville) Kirt Andrew Yant, Medina Jillian F. Zientek, Maumee B.S. (Spring Hill College) B.S. Melissa Anne Wiles, Willard M.B.A. (University Hawaii) Magna Cum Laude B.S. (University of Findlay) Maggie Theresa Young, Margaret Elizabeth Zink, Caitlin Elizabeth Wiley, Cincinnati Hollidaysburg, PA Leetonia B.S. (Pennsylvania State B.S.Agr. Rachel Nichole Young, University) Columbus Grove Ann Marie Woyma, North B.S. (Mount Vernon Nazarene Amanda Joy Zoldak, Royalton University) Homeworth B.A. (Miami University)

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HONORARY DEGREES

Nancy Wilson is among contemporary music's most stylish vocalists. While often crossing over into the pop and R&B markets, she remains best known as a jazz performer, renowned for her work alongside figures including Cannonball Adderley and George Shearing.

Born February 20, 1937, in Chillicothe, OH, Wilson first attracted notice performing the club circuit in nearby Columbus. She quickly earned a reputation among jazz players and fans and was recording regularly by the late '50s, eventually signing to Capitol and issuing LPs that included 1959's “Like in Love” and “Nancy Wilson with Billy May's Orchestra”. Her dates with Shearing, including 1960's “The Swingin's Mutual”, solidified her standing as a talent on the rise. Her subsequent work with Adderley -- arguably her finest recordings -- further cemented her growing fame and reputation.

In the years to follow, however, Wilson often moved away from jazz, much to the chagrin of purists. She made numerous albums, many of them properly categorized as pop and R&B outings, and toured extensively, appearing with Nat King Cole and Sarah Vaughan as well as with Ruth Brown and LaVern Baker. She hosted her own Emmy- winning variety series for NBC, “The Nancy Wilson Show” and was a frequent guest performer on other programs. Hits of the period included "Tell Me the Truth”, "How Glad I Am”, "Peace of Mind”, and "Now, I'm a Woman”. Regardless of how far afield she traveled, Wilson always maintained her connections to the jazz world, and in the 1980s, she returned to jazz with a vengeance, working closely with performers including Hank Jones, Art Farmer, Ramsey Lewis, and Benny Golson. By the 1990s, she was a favorite in the "new adult contemporary" market, her style ideally suited to the format's penchant for lush, romantic ballads. Wilson also hosted the Jazz Profiles series on National Public Radio.

In the early 2000s, she recorded two albums with Ramsey Lewis for Narada (2002's “Meant to Be” and 2003's “Simple Pleasures”). Her 2004 album “R.S.V.P”. (Rare Songs, Very Personal) was a blend of straight-ahead jazz and ballads, similar to her next record, 2006's “Turned to Blue”, which, like “R.S.V.P.”, used a different instrumentalist for each track. In 2005, Capitol released a three-part series to pay tribute to Wilson's contributions to music in the '50s and '60s: “Guess Who I Saw Today: Nancy Wilson Sings Songs of Lost Love”, “Save Your Love for Me: Nancy Wilson Sings the Great Blues Ballads”, and “The Great American Songbook”.

Annie Leibovitz began her career as a photojournalist for Rolling Stone in 1970, while she was still a student at the San Francisco Art Institute. Her pictures have appeared regularly on magazine covers ever since. Leibovitz’s large and distinguished body of work encompasses some of the most well-known portraits of our time.

Leibovitz’s first major assignment was for a cover story on John Lennon. She became Rolling Stone’s chief photographer in 1973, and by the time she left the magazine, ten years later, she had shot 142 covers and published photo essays on scores of stories, including her memorable accounts of the resignation of Richard Nixon and of the 1975 Rolling Stones tour. In 1983, when she joined the staff of the revived Vanity Fair, she was established as the foremost rock music photographer and an astute documentarian of the social landscape. At Vanity Fair, and later at Vogue, she developed a large body of work - portraits of actors, directors, writers, musicians, athletes, and political and business figures, as well as fashion photographs - that expanded her collective portrait of contemporary life. In addition to her editorial work, she has created several influential advertising campaigns, including her award-winning portraits for American Express and the Gap. She has also collaborated with many arts

963 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees organizations. Leibovitz has a special interest in dance, and in 1990 she documented the creation of the White Oak Dance Project with Mikhail Baryshnikov and Mark Morris.

Several collections of Leibovitz’s work have been published, and exhibitions of her work have appeared at museums and galleries worldwide. She is the recipient of honors, including decoration as a Commandeur in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government. In a recent compilation of the 40 top magazine covers of the past 40 years by the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME), she held the top two spots (#1 for a photograph of John Lennon and Yoko Ono taken for Rolling Stone the day Lennon was shot, and #2 for the pregnant Demi Moore in Vanity Fair). She is the recipient of the International Center of Photography’s Lifetime Achievement Award, ASME’s first Creative Excellence Award, the Centenary Medal of the Royal Photographic Society in London, the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art Award to Distinguished Women in the Arts, and the Wexner Prize by the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University. She has been designated a Living Legend by the Library of Congress.

Barack H. Obama is the 44th President of the United States, elected in 2008 and reelected in 2012. He is the first African American to hold the office.

With a father from Kenya and a mother from Kansas, President Obama was born in Hawaii on August 4, 1961. He was raised with help from his grandfather, who served in Patton's army, and his grandmother, who worked her way up from the secretarial pool to middle management at a bank.

After working his way through Columbia University with the help of scholarships and student loans, President Obama moved to Chicago, where he worked with a group of churches to help rebuild communities devastated by the closure of local steel plants.

He went on to attend Harvard Law School, where he became the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review. Upon graduation, he returned to Chicago to help lead a voter registration drive, teach constitutional law at the University of Chicago, and remain active in his community.

President Obama's years of public service are based around his unwavering belief in the ability to unite people around a politics of purpose. In the Illinois State Senate, where he served three terms, he passed the first major ethics reform in 25 years, cut taxes for working families, and expanded health care for children and their parents. As a United States Senator from 2005 to 2008, he reached across the aisle to pass groundbreaking lobbying reform, lock up the world's most dangerous weapons, and bring transparency to government by putting federal spending online. He was named the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate in 2009.

He and his wife, Michelle, are the proud parents of two daughters, Malia, 14, and Sasha, 11.

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UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION REPORT

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Amount Total Establishing Commitment Endowment * Change in Description of Named Endowed Fund

The Julius Skestos and Diana Skestos Chair in Urology

Closure of Designated Professorship

Thomas H. Patrick Free Enterprise Designated Professorship

Establishment of Named Endowed Professorship

The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professorship in $1,065,668.38 $1,000,000.00 Business (Established June 18, 2010, with gifts from The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc.; used to provide salary and research support for a professor in business at the Max M. Fisher College of Business who demonstrates achievement in the area of teaching excellence, as well as across multiple dimensions in at least one of the following areas: high quality scholarly research, synthesization of the theoretical work of others, application of research to executive education, and interaction with the corporate community. The required funding level for a professorship was met, and the name and description are being revised April 5, 2013.)

The Gerald S. Kakos, MD and Thomas E. Williams, Jr., MD, $1,001,286.00 $1,000,000.00 PhD Professorship (Established on April 6, 2012, with gifts given in honor of Thomas E. Williams MD from Gerald Kakos MD; used for a professorship position in the Division of Cardiac Surgery in the Department of Surgery. The required funding level for a professorship was met, and the name and description are being revised April 5, 2013.)

Establishment of Named Endowed Funds

The Wexner Center Program Endowment Fund $15,000,000.00 $15,000,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Leslie H. and Abigail S. Wexner and The Wexner Family Charitable Fund; used by the director of the Wexner Center for the Arts for the Center’s artistic and educational programming.)

The Richard G. Koch Alzheimer’s Research Endowment $1,000,150.00 $1,000,000.00 Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Richard G. Koch through the Planned Giving Foundation made possible by direction from his sons, Richard F. Koch and Kenneth R. Koch; used to support medical research on Alzheimer’s disease in the Division of Cognitive Neurology in the Department of Neurology.)

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Amount Total Establishing Commitment Endowment * The McCoy Family Scholarships Fund in Honor of Jeanne $750,000.00 $1,500,000.00 Bonnet McCoy (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Mr. John McCoy, Ms. Jane McCoy, and Ms. Virginia B. McCoy; used to provide two additional scholarships at the current Presidential Scholarship level for undergraduate students attending the Columbus campus.)

The Charles Magee Adams Scholarship Fund $521,102.45 $520,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with an estate gift from Charles Magee Adams; used to provide room, board, and tuition for blind students.)

The Captain Jonathan D. Grassbaugh Veterans Project $256,855.01 $250,000.00 Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Jenna Grassbaugh; used to provide free legal services to veterans on certain legal matters.)

The Daniel H. and Louise Ann Lease Swimming Athletic $150,000.00 $501,000.00 Scholarship Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Dan and Jacqueline Lease; used to supplement the grant-in-aid scholarship costs of an intercollegiate student-athlete who is a member of the men’s or women’s swimming team.)

The William H. Saunders MD Fund in Otolaryngology $107,250.00 $500,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts given in honor of Dr. Saunders from alumni, faculty, colleagues, and friends of otolaryngology, including Otolaryngology Head and Neck Physicians, LLC; used to support activities and programs in otolaryngology that foster innovation and excellence, or strengthen special initiatives to include, but not limited to: research, training, education, patient care, and faculty development.)

Tom Jackson Memorial Scholarship Fund $104,357.59 $100,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from David and Claire Jones; used to provide a scholarship to a student who graduated from a high school within the city limits of Youngstown, Ohio.)

Richard L. and Hazel M. Spetka Memorial Scholarship Fund $64,527.50 $100,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Dr. Lawrence and Mrs. Christine Spetka; used to provide scholarship support to Ohio State students from Lucas or Knox County regardless of campus or major.)

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Amount Total Establishing Commitment Endowment * The Thomas L. Mountain and Richard C. Mountain, and the $60,968.96 $50,000.00 John F. Linn and the Emma C. Doran Families Endowed Scholarship Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Thomas L. Mountain and Richard C. Mountain; used to provide renewable scholarships, not to exceed eight semesters, to students who intend to study in the School of Environmental and Natural Resources or the Colleges of Business (Fisher), Law (Moritz), Optometry, Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Education and Human Ecology, or Engineering. First preference shall be given to honorably discharged servicemen or servicewomen from Lawrence County, Ohio; second preference shall be given to honorably discharged servicemen or servicewomen from the 32-county area of Ohio Appalachia; and third preference shall be for any honorably discharged serviceman or servicewoman from Ohio.)

Stan K. Doty DDS ’80 Fund in Dentistry $50,319.36 $50,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Dr. Stan Kevin Doty; used equally to support two purposes in the College of Dentistry – the College’s Leadership Fund and the W. Postle Scholarship Fund.)

The Sue and Walt Bailey Endowed Scholarship Fund $50,000.00 $950,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Sue and Walt Bailey; used to support at least two scholarships of equal amounts to be awarded annually to (1) an undergraduate student majoring in food science and nutrition; and (2) an undergraduate student majoring in agriscience education, with preference given to students from Ross County, Ohio, then those from Ohio, then Arizona, then California, and additional preference given to students who do not receive federal student aid grants. Qualified applicants will have demonstrated academic achievement and involvement in student organizations.)

The D. Fred Bovie Welding Engineering Endowed $50,000.00 $50,000.00 Scholarship Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Mrs. Marian Lou Evans Bovie in memory of her late husband, Fred; used to provide scholarships for undergraduate welding engineering students.)

The Tom and Jean Francis Family Endowed Scholarship $50,000.00 $50,000.00+ Fund (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Thomas M. Francis; used to provide scholarships for undergraduate students with financial need who reside in Allen County and attend The Ohio State University at Lima, with preference given to students majoring in communications.)

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Amount Total Establishing Commitment Endowment * The Susie Gehring Gudenkauf Art Scholarship Fund in $50,000.00 $150,000.00 Painting and Drawing (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Jeffrey Gudenkauf in honor of his wife, Susie Gehring Gudenkauf; used to provide talent-based scholarships for undergraduate students with a major in the department of art, concentrating in the area of painting and drawing.)

The Jeffrey S. Limes Scholarship Fund $50,000.00 $150,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with an estate gift from Janet S. Limes; used to provide scholarships for students enrolled in the Michael E. Moritz College of Law.)

Harry E. Pukay-Martin Endowment Fund in Pathology $50,000.00 $50,000.00+ (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Harry E. Pukay-Martin and OSU Pathology Services LLC; used to support the education, training, and research projects of residents and fellows in the Department of Pathology.)

Fred B. Thomas MD Lectureship Endowment Fund $50,000.00 $50,000.00+ (Is being established April 5, 2013, with a gift from Teresa Jean Thomas in memory of her husband Fred B. Thomas, and additional gifts from colleagues, medical residents, and fellows; used to support a lectureship program and its affiliated activities in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition in the Department of Internal Medicine, to be known as the Dr. Fred B. Thomas Lectureship in Gastroenterology.)

The Jeanette Zupancic Memorial Scholarship Fund in Child $50,000.00 $50,000.00 Welfare (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Dr. Judith C. Eggers; used to provide an annual scholarship in memory of Jeanette Zupancic to a student enrolled in the College of Social Work, with preference given to candidates focusing on child welfare.)

Dr. Milap Nahata Distinguished Lecture Series Fund $26,490.00 $25,000.00+ (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from friends, family, and colleagues of Dr. Milap Nahata; used to establish a distinguished lecture series bringing presenters to the College of Pharmacy to speak about the current and future of clinical pharmacy research, education, or practice.)

Sue L. Mayer Unrestricted Endowed Fund $25,119.69 $66,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Sue L. Mayer; used at the discretion of the associate provost and director of The Women’s Place.)

The Mary Hayes Hemmer Scholarship Fund $25,125.00 $25,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Mary Hayes Hemmer; used to support undergraduate students majoring in science and/or mathematics education, or whose coursework has an emphasis in either area.)

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Amount Total Establishing Commitment Endowment * Helen Tussing Creed and Fred F. Creed III Endowed Fund $25,025.00 $25,000.00+ for Consumer Sciences Education Program (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Helen Tussing Creed and Fred F. Creed III; used to support programs in consumer sciences education for the purpose of teacher preparation and licensure to teach grades 7 through 12 in Ohio schools.)

Evelyn and Ed Erlanger Scholarship Fund $25,000.00 $25,000.00 (Is being established April 5, 2013, with gifts from Ed L. Erlanger and Evelyn Bice Erlanger; used to provide scholarship support to students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Ecology, with first preference given to students from Hamilton Township in Franklin County, Ohio who are studying elementary education; second preference given to students from any township in Franklin County, Ohio who are studying elementary education; and third preference given to any student from Hamilton Township in Franklin County, Ohio.)

Change in Name of Named Endowed Funds

From: The Lawrence L. Mankoff Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund To: The Lawrence L. and Rita Mankoff Endowed Scholarship Fund

From: Pierre Zoelly Travel Scholarship Fund To: Pierre Zoelly and William Riat Travel Scholarship Fund

Change in Description of Named Endowed Funds

The Hazen and Anna Jane Hildebolt Preble County Scholarship Fund

The Jim and Nancy Patterson Endowment Fund

TOTAL $20,659,244.94

*Reflects gifts received as of February 27, 2013.

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The Julius Skestos and Diana Skestos Chair in Urology

The Julius Skestos and Diana Skestos Chair in Urology was established on September 17, 2010, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, with gifts from George A. Skestos and OSU Urology, LLC, and with support from the College of Medicine. The description is being revised on April 5, 2013.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used for an endowed chair position in the Department of Urology in support of a nationally recognized urologist faculty member undertaking clinical, educational, and research activities in the field of urology. The chair holder shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University as recommended by the chair of the Department of Urology, and approved by the dean of the College of Medicine and the senior vice president for Health Sciences. The activities of the chair holder shall be reviewed no less than every four years by the dean to determine compliance with the intent of the donors, as well as the academic and research standards of the University.

In the event that an individual has not been appointed and the position is temporarily vacant while recruitment efforts are underway, the annual distribution from this fund may be used at the department chair’s discretion and in consultation with the dean of the College of Medicine to advance clinical, educational, and research activities in the field of urology, and to cover recruitment expenses.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the chair of the Department of Urology, or dean of the College of Medicine and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Board shall seek advice from a representative of the donors and the chair of the Department of Urology, in consultation with the dean of the College of Medicine and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

Thomas H. Patrick Free Enterprise Designated Professorship

The Thomas H. Patrick Free Enterprise Designated Professorship was established on April 6, 2012, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University. The fund is being closed on April 5, 2013.

The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professorship in Business

The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professorship Fund in Business was established June 18, 2010, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc. The required funding level for a professorship was met, and the name and description are being revised April 5, 2013.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide salary and research 978 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees support for a professorship in business at the Max M. Fisher College of Business. The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professor will demonstrate achievement in the area of teaching excellence, as well as across multiple dimensions in at least one of the following areas: high quality scholarly research, synthesization of the theoretical work of others, application of research to executive education, and interaction with the corporate community. The dean of the Max M. Fisher College of Business may use the position to recruit a new faculty member or to reward an outstanding faculty member in the academic department of the dean’s choice. Appointment to the Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation Professorship in Business shall be recommended by the College’s dean to the executive vice president and provost, and approved by the University’s Board of Trustees.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from a representative of the donor, should one be available, and from the dean of the Max M. Fisher College of Business.

The Gerald S. Kakos, MD and Thomas E. Williams, Jr., MD, PhD Professorship

The Gerald S. Kakos, MD and Thomas E. Williams, Jr., MD, PhD Professorship Fund was established on April 6, 2012, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Gerald Kakos MD (BA Anatomy 1964; MD 1967) of Columbus, Ohio; also given in honor of Thomas E. Williams MD (MS Medical Biochemistry 1963; MD 1963). The required funding level for a professorship was met, and the name and description are being revised April 5, 2013.

Dr. Kakos continued his medical training at Ohio State in the Department of Surgery’s internship and residency program from 1967-1973. He joined its faculty as assistant professor (1973-1979); served as associate professor (1979-1984); and as clinical associate professor (1984-2008), including the leadership role of interim division chief for Thoracic Surgery (1984-1986). He became faculty emeritus in 2008.

Dr. Williams completed his residency training at The Ohio State University Hospitals (1964-1970); served as instructor (1968-1970); joined the faculty as assistant professor of Surgery (1970-1975); became associate professor (1975-1983); served as assistant medical director of Emergency Services (1972-1976); and served as interim division chief for Cardiothoracic Surgery in 1997. Since 1983, Dr. Williams has been a clinical associate professor in the Department of Surgery.

The annual distribution from this fund will be used for a professorship position in the Division of Cardiac Surgery (Division) in the Department of Surgery (Department). The professorship holder shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, as recommended by the chair of the Department and the dean of the College of Medicine (College), in consultation with the director of the Division, director of the OSU Heart and Vascular Center (Center), and the senior vice president for Health Sciences. The activities of the professorship holder shall be reviewed no less than every four years by the dean to determine compliance with the intent of the donor, as well as the academic and research standards of the University.

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In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from a representative of the donor, the chair of the Department, and the dean of the College, in consultation with the director of the Division, the director of the Center, and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

The Wexner Center Program Endowment Fund

The Wexner Center Program Endowment Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Leslie H. (BS 1959, DRH 1986) and Abigail S. Wexner, and The Wexner Family Charitable Fund.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used by the director of the Wexner Center for the Arts for the Center’s artistic and educational programming.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the director of the Wexner Center for the Arts.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the Wexner Center for the Arts and University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors (if possible), the director of the Wexner Center, and the Wexner Center Foundation Board of Trustees.

The Richard G. Koch Alzheimer’s Research Endowment Fund

The Richard G. Koch Alzheimer’s Research Endowment Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Richard G. Koch (MS 1947) and Ruth H. Koch through the Planned Giving Foundation, made possible by direction from his sons, Richard F. Koch of Loveland, Ohio, and Kenneth R. Koch of Los Alamos, New Mexico.

The annual distribution from this fund shall support medical research on Alzheimer’s disease in the Division of Cognitive Neurology in the Department of Neurology, with a 980 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees focus on (but not limited to) current and emerging priorities or promotion of interdisciplinary, diverse, collaborative research projects. Allocations shall be made at the recommendation of the director of the division in consultation with the chair of the department, the dean of the College of Medicine, and the senior vice president for Health Sciences. Support may cover costs such as: supplies or equipment; lab space; conference, travel, or publishing costs related to research or educational purposes; research awards to fellows; technology; personnel or for other activities required for quality medical research.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Board shall seek advice from a representative of the donor, the chair of the Department of Neurology, the dean of the College of Medicine, and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

The McCoy Family Scholarships Fund in Honor of Jeanne Bonnet McCoy

The McCoy Family Scholarships Fund in Honor of Jeanne Bonnet McCoy was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Mr. John McCoy (DRH 1993), Ms. Jane McCoy, and Ms. Virginia B. McCoy.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide two additional scholarships at the current Presidential Scholarship level for undergraduate students attending the Columbus campus. Recipients shall be selected by the Office of Enrollment Services and shall be known as Jeanne Bonnet McCoy Presidential Scholars. If, in the future, the Presidential Scholarship no longer exists, the fund shall be used to support the University’s preeminent academic recruiting scholarships in an effort to continue attracting the best and brightest students.

Donors anticipate a 50% match for this gift from the University. The matching money will be placed in the Long-Term Investment Pool to create a separate but parallel fund. The annual distribution from this fund shall be used by the Office of Enrollment Services to award a third Presidential Scholarship. The recipient shall be known as a Jeanne Bonnet McCoy Presidential Scholar. If, in the future, Presidential Scholarships no longer exist, then this fund shall be used to support the University’s preeminent academic recruiting scholarships in an effort to continue attracting the best and brightest students.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended 981 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors (if possible), the director of University Honors & Scholars, and the Office of Enrollment Services.

The Charles Magee Adams Scholarship Fund

The Charles Magee Adams Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with an estate gift from Charles Magee Adams (BA 1915).

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide room, board, and tuition for blind students at The Ohio State University. Recipients shall be selected by Student Financial Aid in consultation with the Office of Student Life. The selection process shall take into consideration funds available to blind students from other sources.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the director of Student Financial Aid, in consultation with the Office of Student Life.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from The Office of Student Life.

The Captain Jonathan D. Grassbaugh Veterans Project Fund

The Captain Jonathan D. Grassbaugh Veterans Project Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Jenna Grassbaugh.

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The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide free legal services to veterans on certain legal matters. Services shall be provided by students at the Michael E. Moritz College of Law, under attorney supervision.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean of the Michael E. Moritz College of Law.

The Daniel H. and Louise Ann Lease Swimming Athletic Scholarship Fund

The Daniel H. and Louise Ann Lease Swimming Athletic Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Dan (MBA 1974) and Jacqueline Lease from Fremont, Ohio.

The annual distribution from this fund shall supplement the grant-in-aid scholarship costs of an intercollegiate student-athlete who is a member of the men’s or women’s swimming team and is pursuing an undergraduate degree at The Ohio State University. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the director of the Department of Athletics, in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the director of the Department of Athletics.

The William H. Saunders MD Chair Fund in Otolaryngology

The William H. Saunders MD Chair Fund in Otolaryngology was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the 983 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from alumni, faculty, colleagues, and friends of otolaryngology, including Otolaryngology Head and Neck Physicians, LLC; and given in honor of Dr. William H. Saunders and his faculty career and leadership in the Department of Otolaryngology (assistant professor to professor, 1954-1999; acting chairman and chairman, 1961- 1984; emeritus, 1999).

The annual distribution from this fund shall support activities and programs in otolaryngology that foster innovation and excellence, or strengthen special initiatives to include, but not limited to: research, training, education, patient care, and faculty development. Allocation of funds shall be approved by the dean of the College of Medicine, in consultation with the senior vice president for Health Sciences and the chair of the Department of Otolaryngology.

The endowment shall be revised to a professorship or chair should the endowment principal reach $1 million or $2 million, respectively, by October 31, 2017. After October 31, 2017, the endowment principal must reach the minimum funding level at that time to be revised to a professorship or a chair. As a professorship or a chair, the fund shall support a nationally or internationally recognized physician faculty member in the Department of Otolaryngology. The professorship or chair holder shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, as recommended and approved by the dean of the College of Medicine and by the senior vice president for Health Sciences. The activities of the professorship or chair holder shall be reviewed no less than every four years by the dean to determine compliance with the intent of the donors, as well as the academic and research standards of the University.

The annual distribution may support the salary, benefits, and research work of the appointee. Allocation of the annual distribution shall be approved by the dean of the College of Medicine in consultation with the senior vice president for Health Sciences and with the chair of the Department of Otolaryngology.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from a representative of the donors and the dean of the College of Medicine, in consultation with the senior vice president for Health Sciences and the chair of the Department of Otolaryngology.

Tom Jackson Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Tom Jackson Memorial Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from David (BS 1971, MA 1972) and Claire Jones.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide a scholarship to a 984 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees student who graduated from a high school within the city limits of Youngstown, Ohio. The scholarship is available to any Ohio State student regardless of campus or major, and is portable and transferable if campus or major changes. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years as long as the student remains in good standing with the University. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by Student Financial Aid.

This endowment is eligible for a four-year annual distribution match as outlined in The Ohio Scholarship Challenge, beginning the fiscal year following authorization from the Board of Trustees. Per the request of the donor, the University will use the funds match to increase the award amount.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the vice president for agricultural administration and the director of Student Financial Aid. University funds used for the endowment distribution match are not eligible to be reinvested in the fund’s principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the director of Student Financial Aid.

Richard L. and Hazel M. Spetka Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Richard L. and Hazel M. Spetka Memorial Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Dr. Lawrence and Mrs. Christine Spetka of Ottowa Hills, Ohio.

The annual distribution from this fund shall support the University’s most urgent scholarship needs as determined by Student Financial Aid. The scholarship(s) is available to Ohio State students from Lucas or Knox County regardless of campus or major, and is portable and transferable if campus or major changes. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the director of Student Financial Aid. The scholarship(s) is renewable for up to four years, as long as the recipient(s) remains in good standing with the University.

The fund shall receive a four-year endowment distribution match as outlined in The Ohio Scholarship Challenge, formerly the 88 County Campaign; this match shall be used to increase the award amount.

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In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the director of Student Financial Aid. University funds used for the endowment distribution match are not eligible to be reinvested in the fund’s principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the director of Student Financial Aid.

The Thomas L. Mountain and Richard C. Mountain, and the John F. Linn and the Emma C. Doran Families Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Thomas L. Mountain and Richard C. Mountain, and the John F. Linn and the Emma C. Doran Families Endowed Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Thomas L. Mountain (BS 1967) and Richard C. Mountain (BS 1975).

This fund is established in memory of the Mountain, Linn, Doran, Burns, and Taylor families. It is the hope of the donors that at some future date, the scholarship recipient(s) would be motivated to support this scholarship or establish a new endowed scholarship. These gifts would serve as an appreciation for The Thomas L. Mountain and Richard C. Mountain, and the John F. Linn and the Emma C. Doran Families Endowed Scholarship Fund, and would honor the words of Coach Woody Hayes in his March 14, 1986, commencement address, “Hard work, tough decisions, teamwork, family values, and paying ahead will help to change this world and make it a better place. And I have no idea, but that you have the attitude and the capacity and the ability here to go on and help make this a greater world.”

The annual distribution from this fund shall provide renewable scholarships, not to exceed eight semesters, to a student(s) who intends to study in the School of Environmental and Natural Resources, or the Colleges of Business (Fisher), Law (Moritz), Optometry, Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Education and Human Ecology, or Engineering. First preference shall be given to honorably discharged servicemen or servicewomen from Lawrence County, Ohio. Second preference shall be given to honorably discharged servicemen or servicewomen from the 32-county area of Ohio Appalachia. Third preference shall be for any honorably discharged serviceman or servicewoman from Ohio. In all cases, preference shall be given to the student(s) who demonstrates scholastic achievement and leadership ability with skills of effective writing, public speaking, and interpersonal skills, if it is possible to evaluate said skill sets. Scholarship recipients will be selected by Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

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In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully expended, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from Thomas L. Mountain or Richard C. Mountain, if possible, and the director of Student Financial Aid.

Stan K. Doty DDS ’80 Fund in Dentistry

The Stan K. Doty DDS ’80 Fund in Dentistry was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Dr. Stan Kevin Doty (BA 1977, DDS 1980).

The annual distribution from this fund shall equally support two purposes in the College of Dentistry – the College’s Leadership Fund (#308642) and the W. Postle Scholarship Fund (#205822).

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean of the College of Dentistry.

The Sue and Walt Bailey Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Sue and Walt Bailey Endowed Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Sue (BS 1961) and Walt Bailey of Surprise, Arizona.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to support at least two scholarships of equal amounts to be awarded annually to (1) an undergraduate student majoring in food science and nutrition; and (2) an undergraduate student majoring in agriscience education. Preference shall be given to students from Ross County, Ohio, then those from Ohio, then Arizona, then California. Preference shall be given to students who do not receive federal student aid grants. Qualified applicants will have demonstrated academic achievement and involvement in student organizations. The scholarship may be awarded to the same students in successive years, not to exceed four years, provided the students remain in good academic standing and are progressing toward their degrees. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by respective scholarship selection committees in the departments of Food Science and Technology, and 987 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

Agricultural Communication, Education, and Leadership in accordance with guidelines and procedures established by the dean of the college or his/her designee and in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

It is the donors’ intent for the scholarship to be awarded to two students, i.e., to one student in each major. If, in any given year, the amount of the endowment distribution is greater than the tuition and fees of the primary scholarship recipients, additional scholarships of equal or lesser amounts may be awarded to other students who meet the scholarship’s criteria.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the dean of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.

The D. Fred Bovie Welding Engineering Endowed Scholarship Fund

The D. Fred Bovie Welding Engineering Endowed Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Mrs. Marian Lou Evans Bovie, in memory of her late husband, Fred (BS 1953).

D. Fred Bovie “Fred” was born in a small town in southern Ohio. Fred’s personal integrity and common sense lead him to achieve great successes in the academic and international business world. Fred was the recipient of the American Welding Society’s Honorary Membership Award and received the Distinguished Alumni Award for Ohio State’s College of Engineering. As President and Chief Executive Officer of ESAB, Inc., the North American subsidiary of ESAB International of Sweden, Fred was responsible for manufacturing, sales, and distribution in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Korea. Like Horatio Alger, Fred overcame adversity with perseverance and moral principles and was an inspiration to his friends, colleagues, and employees to achieve the own personal goals.

The annual distribution from this fund shall provide scholarships for undergraduate welding engineering students. Recipients shall be selected by the chair of the Materials Science and Engineering department, in consultation with the dean of the College of Engineering and Student Financial Aid.

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The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Engineering.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean of the College of Engineering, in consultation with the chair of Materials Science.

The Tom and Jean Francis Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Tom and Jean Francis Family Endowed Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Thomas M. Francis (BA 1956).

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to provide scholarships for undergraduate students with financial need who reside in Allen County and attend The Ohio State University at Lima, with preference given to students majoring in communications. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the dean of The Ohio State University at Lima, in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean and director of The Ohio State University at Lima.

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The Susie Gehring Gudenkauf Art Scholarship Fund in Painting and Drawing

The Susie Gehring Gudenkauf Art Scholarship Fund in Painting and Drawing was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Jeffrey Gudenkauf (BS 1969), in honor of his wife, Susie Gehring Gudenkauf.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to support one or more undergraduate students with a major in the department of art, concentrating in the area of painting and drawing. The award will be based on talent, and the scholarship recipient(s) will be recommended by a faculty portfolio review committee and selected by the chair of the Department of Art, in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the chair of the Department of Art.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the chair of the Department of Art.

The Jeffrey S. Limes Scholarship Fund

The Jeffrey S. Limes Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with an estate gift from Janet S. Limes.

The annual distribution from this fund shall provide scholarships for students enrolled in the Michael E. Moritz College of Law. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the College’s dean, in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the Michael E. Moritz College of Law.

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The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the dean of the Michael E. Moritz College of Law.

Harry E. Pukay-Martin Endowment Fund in Pathology

The Harry E. Pukay-Martin Endowment Fund in Pathology was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Harry E. Pukay-Martin of Worthington, Ohio, and from OSU Pathology Services LLC of Columbus, Ohio, given in honor of Harry E. Pukay-Martin and his career in the Department of Pathology (1989 through 2012).

The annual distribution from this fund shall support the education, training, and research projects of residents and fellows in the Department of Pathology, as approved by the dean of the College of Medicine, in consultation with the chair of the Department of Pathology and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean, in consultation with the department chair.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Board shall seek advice of the donor (or his representative) and the dean of the College of Medicine, in consultation with the chair of the Department of Pathology and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

Fred B. Thomas MD Lectureship Endowment Fund

The Fred B. Thomas MD Lectureship Endowment Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with a gift from Teresa Jean (Teri) Thomas of Dublin, Ohio, given in memory of her husband, Fred B. Thomas, MD (BA 1962, MD 1965; residency training in Internal Medicine; chief resident, 1968-1969; fellowship in Gastroenterology, 1969-1971). Additional gifts were given by colleagues, medical residents, and fellows who worked with or under Dr. Thomas during his career in the Division of Gastroenterology (1973- 2011), during which he served as division director (1974-1999; 2006-2011).

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The annual distribution from this fund shall support a lectureship program and its affiliated activities in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition, in the Department of Internal Medicine, to be known as the Dr. Fred B. Thomas Lectureship in Gastroenterology. Allocation shall be made at the recommendation of the division director, and approved by the department chair, in consultation with the dean of the College of Medicine and the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the director or chair.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from Teresa Jean Thomas (if possible), the chair of the Department of Internal Medicine, and the dean of the College of Medicine, in consultation with the senior vice president for Health Sciences.

The Jeanette Zupancic Memorial Scholarship Fund in Child Welfare

The Jeanette Zupancic Memorial Scholarship Fund in Child Welfare was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Dr. Judith C. Eggers (BS 1962, PhD 1982).

The annual distribution from this fund shall provide an annual scholarship in memory of Jeanette Zupancic, to a student enrolled in the College of Social Work, with preference given to candidates focusing on child welfare. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the College’s dean, in consultation with Student Financial Aid. It is the donor’s desire that the scholarships be awarded with particular attention to, but not limited to, students who are single mothers.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Social Work.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the 992 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean of the College of Social Work.

Dr. Milap Nahata Distinguished Lecture Series Fund

The Dr. Milap Nahata Distinguished Lecture Series Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from friends, family, and colleagues of Dr. Milap Nahata.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to establish a distinguished lecture series bringing presenters to the College of Pharmacy to speak about the current and future of clinical pharmacy research, education, or practice. Expenditures shall be approved by the College’s dean.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Pharmacy.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from a representative of the donors, if possible, and the dean of the College of Pharmacy.

Sue L. Mayer Unrestricted Endowed Fund

The Sue L. Mayer Unrestricted Endowed Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Sue L. Mayer.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used at the discretion of the associate provost and director of The Women’s Place.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the associate provost and director of The Women’s Place.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the 993 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the associate provost and director of The Women’s Place.

The Mary Hayes Hemmer Scholarship Fund

The Mary Hayes Hemmer Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Mary Hayes Hemmer (BS 1961).

The annual distribution from this fund shall support undergraduate students majoring in science and/or mathematics education, or whose coursework has an emphasis in either area. Scholarship recipients shall be selected by the College’s dean, in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donor that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donor, if possible, and the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

Helen Tussing Creed and Fred F. Creed III Endowed Fund for Consumer Sciences Education Program

The Helen Tussing Creed and Fred F. Creed III Endowed Fund for Consumer Sciences Education Program was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Helen Tussing Creed (BS in HE 1944) and Fred F. Creed III, from Millersport, Ohio.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to support programs in consumer sciences education for the purpose of teacher preparation and licensure to teach grades 7 through 12 in Ohio schools, as recommended by the chair of the Department of Consumer Sciences and approved by the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

In the event that The Ohio State University should no longer support a Consumer Science teacher education program then the fund will be transferred to the Helen Tussing Creed Fund and that fund’s name will be changed to the Helen Tussing Creed 994 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees and Fred F. Creed III Fund.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be reinvested in the endowment principal.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from both the donors, should they be alive, and the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

Evelyn and Ed Erlanger Scholarship Fund

The Evelyn and Ed Erlanger Scholarship Fund was established April 5, 2013, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Ed L. Erlanger (BS 1968, MA 1971) and Evelyn Bice Erlanger (BS 1969, MA 1975).

The annual distribution from this fund shall provide scholarship support to students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Ecology. First preference shall be given to students from Hamilton Township in Franklin County, Ohio, who are studying elementary education. Second preference shall be given to students from any township in Franklin County, Ohio, who are studying elementary education. Third preference shall be given to any student from Hamilton Township in Franklin County, Ohio. Recipients shall be selected by the College’s dean in consultation with Student Financial Aid.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology. 995 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

The Lawrence L. and Rita Mankoff Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Lawrence L. Mankoff Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund in the College of Engineering was established April 7, 2000, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from the family of Lawrence L. Mankoff (BS 1948). The name is being revised April 5, 2013.

All gifts are to be invested by the Foundation, under the rules and regulations adopted by the Foundation Board of Directors, with the right to invest and reinvest as occasion dictates.

The annual income shall be used to commemorate Lawrence L. Mankoff, through a scholarship for undergraduate students in the College of Engineering. The recipient(s) shall demonstrate academic excellence and a financial need. First priority will be given to students majoring in engineering physics, and second priority will be given to students majoring in electrical engineering. The final selection will be made by the dean of the College of Engineering, in consultation with the University Committee on Student Financial Aid.

It is the desire of the donors that this fund should benefit the College in perpetuity. If the need for this fund should cease to exist or so diminish as to provide unused income, then another use shall be designated by the Foundation Board, in consultation with the dean of Engineering, in order to carry out the desire of the donors.

Pierre Zoelly and William Riat Travel Scholarship Fund

The Pierre Zoelly Travel Scholarship Fund was established November 3, 2006, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from Barbara Josephine Zoelly, Bill Riat (BS 1973), Sheila Riat, and friends in memory of Pierre Zoelly. The name is being revised on April 5, 2013.

Pierre, a Swiss architect, was probably the first Ohio State faculty member to think of the modern movement in terms of an entirely new approach to architectural education. His ideas and his personality brought a new dimension to the program, challenging many faculty members to think of architecture in ways different from that to which they were accustomed.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used to support a scholarship for a student in the Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture participating in one of the school's travel programs. Scholarship recipients will be selected by the Architecture section head and the director of the Knowlton School of Architecture, in consultation with the architecture faculty and the Office of Student Financial Aid.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University's costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that this fund should benefit the University in perpetuity. If, in the future, the need for this fund should cease to exist or so diminish as to provide unused distributions, then another use shall be designated by the Board of Trustees and Foundation Board, as recommended by the director of the Knowlton School of Architecture, in consultation with the section head of Architecture. Any such alternate distributions shall be made in a manner as nearly aligned with the original intent of the donors as good conscience and need dictate.

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The Hazen and Anna Jane Hildebolt Preble County Scholarship Fund

The Hazen and Anna Jane Hildebolt Preble County Scholarship Fund was established June 5, 1987, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, with gifts to The Ohio State University Development Fund from William M. Hildebolt (BS 1966 Food Technology, MS 1967, PhD 1969 Horticulture) and his wife, Sandra, in honor of William’s parents. The description is being revised on April 5, 2013.

The annual distribution from this fund shall be used equally to provide scholarships to students in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, and in the College of Education and Human Ecology. Each college may award one or more scholarships. Eligible students must be in their first year at their respective colleges, and demonstrate outstanding scholastic achievement and leadership potential through extra-curricular activities. First preference shall be given to students from Eaton High School in Preble County, Ohio. If there are no eligible students from Eaton High School, then second preference shall be given to students from Preble County, Ohio, and third preference shall be given to students from the contiguous Ohio counties of Butler, Darke, and Montgomery. The financial need of prospective students may be considered.

Recipients shall be selected by the scholarship selection committee in each college, in accordance with guidelines approved by the respective dean, and in consultation with Student Financial Aid. The scholarship may be awarded to the same students in successive years, not to exceed four years, provided the students remain in good academic standing and are progressing toward their degrees.

The Ohio State University’s mission and admissions policy supports educational diversity. The University may modify any criteria used to select scholarship recipients should the criteria be found, in whole or in part, to be contrary to federal or state law or University policy.

In any given year that the endowment distribution is not fully used for its intended purpose, the unused portion should be held in the distribution account to be used in subsequent years and only for the purposes of the endowment, or reinvested in the endowment principal at the discretion of the respective deans.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Board shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the dean of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, and the dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology.

The Jim and Nancy Patterson Endowment Fund

The Jim and Nancy Patterson Endowment Fund in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences was established March 3, 2006, by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, in accordance with the guidelines approved by the Board of Directors of The Ohio State University Foundation, with gifts from James F. Patterson (BS Horticulture 1964) and Nancy W. Patterson (BS Education 1963) of Chesterland, Ohio. The description was revised October 29, 2009. The description is being revised again on April 5, 2013. 997 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

One-half of the annual distribution from this fund shall go to the income distribution fund of the Pat and Bobby Moser Scholars Fund to support the greatest need of the Pat and Bobby Moser Scholars Program each year, and one-half of the annual distribution shall be applied to the principal of the Ohio 4-H Foundation Fund to assist in the continued growth of the fund.

The investment and management of and expenditures from all endowment funds shall be in accordance with University policies and procedures as approved by the Board of Trustees. As authorized by the Board of Trustees, a fee may be assessed against the endowment portfolio for the University’s costs of development and fund management.

It is the desire of the donors that the endowment established herein should benefit the University in perpetuity. Should unforeseen circumstances arise in the future so that the need for this endowment ceases to exist, then another use, as nearly aligned with the original intent of the contribution as good conscience and need dictate, shall be designated by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Trustees. In making this alternate designation, the Boards shall seek advice from the donors, if possible, and the vice president for agricultural administration and dean for the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.

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(APPENDIX XLVI)

Memorandum of Agreement

by and between UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES, INC. and THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

THIS MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is entered into as of this _____ day of ______, 2013, by and between The Ohio State University (“University”) and University Development Strategies, Inc. (“AFFILIATE”).

WHEREAS, AFFILIATE was organized and incorporated in the State of Ohio as a not- for-profit corporation for charitable, religious, educational or scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code 1986, including but not limited to the following:

(i) advance, encourage and promote the industrial, economic, residential, commercial and civil development of the areas surrounding or connected to the campuses of The Ohio State University and its affiliates and enhance the academic environment of the University.; (ii) provide real estate strategies based upon the financial analysis of potential real estate projects so as to optimize value for the University; (iii) stimulate investment in the real estate connected to the University by providing real-world advice in a way that meets the needs of the University, faculty, staff, students, community members and business partners; and (iv) engage in any activity for which corporations may be formed under the nonprofit law of Ohio;

WHEREAS, the University was organized in 1870 as an instrumentality of the State of Ohio and serves as Ohio’s flagship research university, employing thousands of Ohioans;

WHEREAS, the University, seeks to advance, encourage and promote the industrial, economic, commercial and civic development of the areas surrounding and connected to the University;

WHEREAS, AFFILIATE is an affiliated entity of the University;

WHEREAS, the University has a vital interest in and recognizes the value and contributions of each of the University’s affiliated entities;

WHEREAS, the University’s Board of Trustees adopted a Policy on Affiliated Entities in June, 2008;

WHEREAS, pursuant to the Policy on Affiliated Entities, the University and AFFILIATE wish to memorialize their relationship;

WHEREAS, this Agreement is intended to set forth policies and procedures that will contribute to the coordination of the Parties’ mutual activities:

NOW THEREFORE, In consideration of the mutual commitments herein contained, the parties agree as follows:

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Article I AFFILIATE Support of University Policy on Affiliated Entities Guiding Principles

AFFILIATE acknowledges and affirms that as an affiliated entity of the University, it supports the following guiding principles of the Policy on Affiliated Entities:

1. The creation and activities of affiliates must promote, sponsor, or complement educational, scientific, research, charitable, health-care related, or cultural activities for the benefit of the University or one or more of its units. 2. To promote a more proactive relationship with affiliates, the University’s relationship with each affiliate will be memorialized through a memorandum of agreement. 3. Affiliates will be monitored by the Board of Trustees through a regular reporting process. 4. Affiliates shall provide for at least one University representative with full voting rights on its governing board. 5. Affiliates must use sound fiscal and accounting procedures. 6. Affiliates must be managed in a manner consistent with their own enabling documents and the University’s purpose, mission, and procedures, as specifically set forth in this policy. 7. Affiliates must adhere to high standards of ethics and conflicts of interest. 8. The University’s relationship with an affiliate is not necessarily intended to be perpetual, and relationships with affiliates will be examined at least every five years to determine whether the affiliate/relationship will be continued or whether a sunset provision is appropriate.

AFFILIATE and the University affirm that this Agreement is intended to implement the principles with respect to AFFILIATE.

Article II University/AFFILIATE Relationship

A. Corporate Status of AFFILIATE. AFFILIATE is a separate non-profit corporation incorporated in the State of Ohio, with plans to be exempt from federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code § 501(c)(3). AFFILIATE shall take all actions necessary to achieve and maintain this status.

B. General Governance Responsibilities. The University’s Board of Trustees is responsible for: (1) overseeing the mission, leadership, and operations of the University; (2) setting priorities and long-term plans for the University; (3) the performance and oversight of all aspects of operations of the University; and (4) the employment, compensation, and evaluation of all University employees, including the President.

AFFILIATE’S Board of Directors is responsible for: (1) the control and management of all assets of AFFILIATE; (2) the performance and oversight of all aspects of its operations based on a comprehensive code of regulations.

These lists of responsibilities are not meant to be exhaustive or exclusive.

C. Liability. The University and AFFILIATE acknowledge that each is a separate entity and agree that neither will be liable, nor will be held out by the other as liable, for any of the other’s contracts, torts, or other acts or omissions, or those of the other’s trustees, directors, officers, members, staff, or activity participants.

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D. Legal Representation. AFFILIATE shall retain its own legal counsel. The University’s Office of Legal Affairs will advise any University officials involved in AFFILIATE within the scope of their employment.

E. Discernable Identity. All correspondence, solicitations, activities, and advertisements concerning AFFILIATE shall be clearly discernable as being from AFFILIATE and not from the University alone, unless done on behalf of and with written consent from the University. Any use of University marks will be governed by Article VI, Section D of this Agreement.

F. Primary Contacts. For the purposes of this Agreement and until changed by the University President, the primary University contact for AFFILIATE shall be the Senior Vice President for Administration & Planning.

Article III Governance

A. Directors. Affiliate shall have a Board of Directors consisting of seven directors, three (3) directors appointed by the University and four (4) non- University appointed community members. The University directors who will serve on AFFILIATE’s Board of Directors as enumerated in AFFILIATE’s Business Plan will be ex officio directors and will consist of the following University representatives: (i) the Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, (ii) the Senior Vice President, Administration and Planning and (iii) the Senior Vice President and General Counsel. These directors shall be referred to in this agreement as “UNIVERSITY Directors.”

B. Appointment of Chair. The Chair of the AFFILIATE Board of Directors shall be elected annually by the AFFILIATE Board members in a formal vote, in accordance with the AFFILIATE Code of Regulations.

C. Reserve Powers. The Code of Regulations of AFFILIATE shall retain the existing additional quorum requirement that the UNIVERSITY Directors vote in the affirmative to approve the following acts and transactions:

a. Amendment of the Articles or the Code of Regulations; b. Adoption of the annual and multi-year operating and capital budgets and business plans; c. Approval of material unbudgeted expenditures, except for those directly reimbursable by a third party; d. Adoption of strategic plans; e. Exercise of any powers the corporation may have as a member, shareholder, partner or otherwise of another corporation, limited liability company, partnership, joint venture or other organization; f. Dissolution or liquidation; g. Merger, consolidation or other form of business combination or reorganization; h. Sale, lease, mortgage or other disposition of a material amount of the assets or business of the corporation or share, membership or control interests of another entity; i. Dissolution and any distribution of assets upon dissolution; j. Incurrence of debt or assumption or guarantee of debt, including contingent or conditional debt, in excess of $100,000 in the aggregate at any one time; k. Becoming a material investor, partner, member, associate, or participant in any other enterprise or venture whether for profit or nonprofit; l. Formation of a subsidiary; or m. Election of public directors. {00196135-1} 1001 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

The affirmative votes of the University Directors shall be duly recorded in the minutes of AFFILIATE’s Board of Directors for approval of these items to be effective.

D. Disposition of Assets Upon Dissolution. AFFILIATE’S governing documents shall include a provision requiring that in the event of its dissolution, the assets of AFFILIATE shall be distributed to The Ohio State University based on the University’s share of financial contribution.

E. Audit Committee. AFFILIATE shall establish an audit/finance committee of no less than two members who shall report to the AFFILIATE Board of Directors. At least one member shall be independent of AFFILIATE and the University.

F. Written Policies. The Board of Directors of AFFILIATE shall adopt written policies for ethics, conflicts of interest, whistleblowers, and other such policies. At AFFILIATE’S request, the University shall provide templates for each policy for the Board of Directors’ consideration.

G. Insurance. Officers and staff members of AFFILIATE shall be bonded as appropriate in amounts to be determined by the Board of Directors of AFFILIATE. General liability insurance and directors’ and officers’ liability insurance shall be obtained in amounts determined by the Board of Directors to be reasonable and appropriate.

Article IV Financial Transactions and Accounting Practices

A. Audit. AFFILIATE shall have an annual audit conducted by an independent certified public accountant. A copy of the audit report, management comments, and management’s response shall be made available to the University upon request.

B. Inspection of Books. With the AFFILIATE Board of Directors’ approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, the University President or his/her designee may inspect and audit AFFILIATE books and records at reasonable times.

C. Accounting System. AFFILIATE shall have in place an accounting system to assure financial activities are carried out and reported in accordance with generally accepted business and accounting practices.

D. Cost Recovery, Generally. The University is entitled to recover its costs incurred for personnel, use of facilities, or other services provided to AFFILIATE; AFFILIATE is entitled to recover costs incurred for personnel, use of facilities, or other services provided to the University. Such cost recovery shall be in accordance with a separate agreement entered into by the University and AFFILIATE.

E. Transactions Between University and AFFILIATE. Transactions between the University and AFFILIATE shall meet the normal tests for ordinary business transactions, including proper documentation and approvals. Transactions exceeding $250,000 in goods and/or services shall be memorialized in a separate agreement. Special attention shall be given to avoiding direct or indirect conflicts of interest between the University and AFFILIATE and those with whom AFFILIATE does business.

F. IRS Requirements. In accordance with IRS regulations governing tax exempt organizations, no substantial part of the activities of AFFILIATE shall consist of carrying on propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence {00196135-1} 1002 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees

legislation, or participating or intervening in any political campaign or on behalf of any candidate for public office.

G. Payments to University Employees. No salaries, consulting fees, loans, or perquisites shall be paid to a University employee by AFFILIATE without the prior written approval of the University President or his/her designee. Compensation plans for University employees which set a defined rate or percentage payment may be submitted for approval annually in lieu of specific dollar amounts.

H. Transfer of Assets. Any transfer of assets by the University to AFFILIATE, or by AFFILIATE to the University, for management or investment shall be formalized in a separate Agreement so the fiduciary requirements of the respective governing boards are complied with and to assure, among other things, that any restrictions governing the future disposition of funds are observed.

I. Major Financial Events. AFFILIATE shall notify the University President or his/her designee, at the earliest possible date, of any proposed purchase or sale of real estate and any material debt to be incurred for permanent or working capital, and coordinate its efforts with those of the University and other affiliates.

J. Purchasing and Procurement. AFFILIATE shall adopt and observe the following guidelines governing its purchasing and procurement of goods and services:

1. AFFILIATE is not required to comply with the University Board of Trustees policy on purchasing. However, AFFILIATE may deem it advisable and appropriate to employ competitive practices in procuring goods and services. AFFILIATE should also adopt a policy promoting minority business development. 2. AFFILIATE shall not purchase goods and services on behalf of any University unit with the expectation of reimbursement from that unit, because such a transaction may conflict with the University Board of Trustees policy on purchasing. Goods and services may be purchased by affiliates as a gift for the University subject to the normal review and approval for gift acceptance.

Article V Personnel Policies

AFFILIATE shall adopt the following guidelines governing the appointment, compensation, and retention of its personnel:

A. Non-discrimination. AFFILIATE shall not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Notwithstanding these requirements, AFFILIATE’S programs that exist primarily for the disbursement of funds to members of a minority class, such as scholarship funds, may restrict eligibility on that basis to the extent authorized by law. In determining cases of discrimination it is not sufficient to look merely to the articles of incorporation or code of regulations of AFFILIATE; actual practices and operations also are relevant.

B. Appointment and retention. The appointment and re-appointment of the chief executive officer ("AFFILIATE executives") shall be subject to approval of the AFFILIATE Board and memorialized in an appropriate letter of appointment.

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Prior to approval, the AFFILIATE Board shall notify the University President regarding the proposed or conditional appointment and/or re-appointment.

C. Compensation. Except for any OSU Employees, the AFFILIATE shall set compensation standards annually, including salary ranges and fringe benefits, for all AFFILIATE staff. Compensation plans for staff which set a defined rate or percentage payment may be submitted for approval annually in lieu of specific dollar amounts.

Article VI Support Provided by University

A. Services. Upon AFFILIATE’S request, the University may make administrative services available to aid AFFILIATE in its management and operation. As applicable, these services may include, but are not limited to:

1. IT support; 2. Access to the University’s financial systems to receive, disburse, and account for funds held. With respect to transactions processed through the University’s financial system, AFFILIATE shall comply with the University’s financial policies and procedures; 3. Accounting services to include: monthly cash disbursements and receipts, accounts receivable and payable, bank reconciliation, monthly reporting and analysis, auditing, payroll, and budgeting; 4. Central University services such as dining services, printing services, parking and transportation, and facilities management.

B. Facilities. AFFILIATE is eligible to use the University’s facilities, subject to availability and applicable policies and charges.

C. University Marks. University hereby grants AFFILIATE a non-exclusive right to use the University Marks specifically related to, and necessary for, its business operations and provision of services. AFFILIATE shall not assign the University Marks, or use them for any other purposes unless approved in writing by the University Office of Trademark and Licensing.

Article VII Terms of the Memorandum of Agreement

A. Periodic Meetings. To ensure effective and continuing implementation and achievement of the terms of this Agreement, the primary contacts shall hold periodic meetings to foster and maintain productive relationships and to ensure open and continuing communications and alignment of priorities.

B. Amendment and Modification. No amendment or modification of this Agreement shall be effective against either party unless such amendment or modification is set forth in writing and signed by both parties. It is understood and agreed that some proposed changes to this Agreement may require approvals from both the AFFILIATE Board of Directors and the University Board of Trustees.

C. Term. The term of this Agreement shall commence on the date on which both parties sign the memorandum and continue until the Agreement is terminated pursuant to the terms contained herein.

D. Termination. Either party may, upon 90 days prior written notice to the other, terminate this Agreement.

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E. Severability. In the event that any provision of this agreement shall be illegal or otherwise unenforceable, such provision shall be severed, and the balance of the Agreement shall continue in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Memorandum of Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized officers as of the day and date first above written.

The Ohio State University

______Geoffrey S. Chatas Senior Vice President for Business and Finance and CFO

University Development Strategies, Inc.

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The Ohio State University

University Development Strategies, Inc.

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I. Executive Summary

The Ohio State University (sometimes referred to herein as the “University”) is among the largest in the nation, and its core campus sits only miles from downtown Columbus. The physical structures on Ohio State’s campus support its academic mission and help improve the quality of life for students, faculty and staff. The physical world beyond its borders is also critical to the success of the University. Strong neighboring communities are necessary for Ohio State to continue to attract the brightest students and faculty from across the country and to retain its position as a top public university. The future of Ohio State and the future of Columbus are connected.

University Development Strategies, Inc. (“UDS”) grows out of a belief that proper real estate planning and development is a key component to a successful University community and to revitalization and economic growth in areas surrounding and connected to Ohio State. UDS will be a knowledgeable real estate advisor that understands the fundamental economics of real estate and how to optimize its value. UDS’s expertise will enable it to develop conceptual strategies which will advance, encourage and promote the industrial, economic, residential, commercial and civil development of the areas surrounding or connected to the campuses of The Ohio State University and its affiliates and enhance the academic environment of the University. Having healthy, attractive and economically diverse environments will be a benefit to the University and to the State of Ohio at large.

II. Objective

The primary objective of University Development Strategies, Inc. is to promote the planning and development of the communities surrounding the University by providing planning and financial expertise and providing real world advice in a way that meets the needs of the University, faculty, staff, students, community members and business partners. Accordingly, in its initial two years, UDS intends to develop an achievable, economically viable strategy for mixed-use development in at least one key area surrounding Ohio State’s campuses. Each strategy will include conception, feasibility, market analysis, financing, planning and design.

III. Business Plan Summary

Operations and Staffing

University Development Strategies, Inc. will be an Ohio not-for-profit corporation that is organized for charitable, religious, educational or scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code 1986. UDS will be a significant interest affiliate of The Ohio State University and will sign a Memorandum of Agreement with Ohio State pursuant to the Policy on Affiliated entities adopted by the University in June of 2008. A form of the expected Memorandum of Agreement to be signed is attached hereto as Exhibit A. UDS will have a board of directors comprised of seven (7) directors, three (3) of whom will be appointed by the University (the “University Directors”) and four (4) of whom will be elected by a majority vote of the directors (the “Community Directors”). The University Directors will be ex officio directors and will consist of the following University representatives: (i) the Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, (ii) the Senior Vice President, Administration and Planning and (iii) the Senior Vice President and General Counsel.

UDS shall employ a manager or director who has an expertise in real estate planning. It is expected the UDS will contract for specialty expertise in planning and property acquisition. It is anticipated that all other operational and management services may be provided through an agreement with Ohio State’s office of Planning and Real Estate (“PARE”). Under this agreement, PARE will provide Real Estate and Planning professionals and support staff to help fulfill the objective of UDS, including, but not limited to, research regarding case studies and best practices, demographics and {00196870-1} 1007 April 5, 2013 meeting, Board of Trustees market analysis, zoning analysis, traditional real estate and planning services, coordination with area partners, and coordination with local agencies and authorities. UDS will pay for these services based upon fair market terms.

Funding, Revenue and Expenses

University Development Strategies, Inc. will be funded by gifts, donations, University funding and other outside resources. The University may be an initial contributor to UDS. In the future and subject to obtaining the necessary approvals from the board of directors of UDS, UDS could have the ability to create revenue generating subsidiaries and activities which will offset its operation and management costs.

It is estimated that UDS will require approximately $1,500,000 in funding over the first three years to support its mission. This estimate includes the compensation of the manager or director, the management services agreement with University staff support, which includes approximately 1.5 FTE of PARE staff annually, and other associated operational costs. The estimate also includes third-party professional and consulting fees expected to be incurred during that time period.

The chart below depicts envisioned revenue, expenses, and net income for University Development Strategies, Inc. through the end of FY2015.

FY2013 – FY2014 – FY2015 – Projected Projected Projected Total Funding Sources 500,000 500,000 500,000 Total Expenses 500,000 500,000 500,000 Net Income 0 0 0 Operating Balance 0 0 0

IV. Risks to the University

The primary risk the creation of this affiliate poses to Ohio State is reputational. The purpose of the entity is to advance the mission and objectives of Ohio State, but it is not controlled by Ohio State. The risk of Community Directors making statements or taking actions inconsistent with the positions of Ohio State is possible, but poses little to no financial.

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EXHIBIT A

Form of Memorandum of Agreement

(Immediately Following)

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(APPENDIX XLVII)

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(APPENDIX XLVIII)

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES FINANCE COMMITTEE

April 4, 2013

TOPIC:

Differential Instructional Fee for the Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences

CONTEXT:

The purpose of this report is to recommend approval of a differential instructional fee and non-resident fee for the Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences, effective Summer Term 2013.

BACKGROUND:

The Council on Academic Affairs approved this program in December 2012. The focus of the program is on business in the health sciences, and the program will be marketed to students seeking degrees in Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Optometry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine. The purpose of this minor is to provide Health Sciences graduate students with access to business training that will serve them well in their careers on a schedule that does not extend their time to completion of the degree. In particular, the Fisher College of Business and the College of Veterinary Medicine are partnering to market the program.

The Graduate Minor – Business in Health Sciences is a 12 credit hour program. The business minor courses will be offered during the summer and are designed to be completed after two consecutive summer terms, with students taking 6 credit hours each summer. Each cohort is expected to have 20 students, and the first cohort will begin classes during Summer Term 2013.

The recommended per credit hour rate for this program is $1,605. This will translate into a total program cost over two summer terms of approximately $20,000 per student, including other mandatory fees. Similar to other Fisher College of Business graduate programs, the recommended non-resident surcharge is $5 per term. The program is expected to bring in over $200,000 of new revenue in the first year and over $400,000 in revenue in subsequent years. The program has been designed as a self-supporting program.

REQUESTED OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE:

Approval of the establishment of the proposed fee.

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(APPENDIX XLIX)

Policy for Board of Trustees Review and Approval of Facilities Improvement Projects, Planning Studies, and Real Estate Transactions Facilities Improvement Projects

(Revised April 2013)

This policy is intended to provide flexibility for the University to undertake projects in an expeditious manner, while preserving the authority and ability of the Board of Trustees to review and approve major projects as the Board determines. This policy is not intended to limit Board review of any project or action as the Board determines appropriate. In interpreting this policy, the University shall provide for Board review in any case in which the provisions of this policy are unclear or subject to varying interpretation.

For the purposes of this document, Facilities Improvement Projects are defined as any initiatives undertaken on behalf of the University that improve the physical environment in support of the academic mission. Projects covered under this policy would include, but may not be limited to activities that involve land acquisition, construction, reconstruction, renovation, demolition, landscaping, roads and grounds improvements/maintenance, building and systems repairs/replacements; client- specified projects, major emergency responses and any capital improvement project. This policy excludes items which would appropriately be directed through the procurement process and subject to the University’s procurement policies and guidelines.

1. All facilities improvement projects estimated to cost more than $1 million regardless of funding source shall require specific project funding authorization by the Senior Vice President for Business and Finance and Chief Financial Officer prior to any authorization for contracting for design or construction services.

2. Any facilities improvement project estimated to cost $1 million or less shall follow all applicable university and state procurement guidelines regardless of funding source.

3. Any facilities improvement project estimated to cost more than $1 million but less than $4 million shall require specific project authorization by the Senior Vice President of Administration and Planning. This approval constitutes complete authorization for the project, including site selection, design, construction and any services needed, except as specifically noted in the authorization resolution.

4. Any facilities improvement project estimated to cost at least $4 million but less than $10 million shall require specific project authorization by the Board of Trustees. This approval constitutes complete authorization for the project, including site selection, design, construction, and any other services needed, except as specifically noted in the authorizing resolution.

5. Any facilities improvement project estimated to cost $10 million or more shall require specific project authorization by the Board of Trustees that may include site determination, design work, and construction management services, except as specifically noted in the authorizing resolution. For these projects, separate Board authorization shall be required for construction unless specifically included in the project approval resolution.

6. Once a project of $4 million or more has been approved by the Board, the University shall not increase the project costs (including costs for design,

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construction, construction management, or other services) presented to the Board at the time of authorization without specific Board approval except as follows:

a. For projects under $4 million, with the prior written approval of the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning, the University may increase individual project contracts or the total project budget as long as the increased project budget does not exceed 10% of the total project budget and funding for the increase is provided by the requesting department or other source and an appropriate report is made to the Board regarding the increase. b. For projects of $4 million or more, with the prior written approval of the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning, the University may increase individual project contracts or the total project budget cumulatively by no more than 10% of the total project budget or $1 million, whichever is less, so long as funding for the increase is provided by the requesting department or other source and an appropriate report is made to the Board regarding the increase.

7. The University shall report annually to the Board, at the first meeting of the calendar academic year (or specify the September board meeting?), on all facilities improvement projects estimated to cost $4 million or more that were completed during the previous year. The report will include determination as to whether the project was on time and on budget. The report will also include a summary of all facilities improvement projects greater than $50,000 completed during the calendar year. The report will be presented according to established annual reporting guidelines.

8. The University shall report quarterly to the Board at each board meetingon the status of each major facilities improvement project of $20 million or more and annually on any other facilities project as required by the Board. The report will include determination as to whether the project is on time and on budget and include appropriate metrics.

Planning Studies and Project Siting

9. Any planning study (including any feasibility, technical, siting, or other planning study) estimated to cost $250,000 or more shall require Board of Trustees authorization (either separately or as part of the facilities project recommendations). Any planning study originally estimated at less than $250,000 that goes over that amount shall be submitted to the Board for authorization. Any planning study estimated to cost less than $250,000 and more than $25,000$50,000 shall require Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning approval.

10. Any proposed changes to the approved University Master Plan, Regional Plans, District Plans, and Sub-District Plans shall be subject to review and approval by the Senior Management Council and Board of Trustees.

11. Requests for use of a site for any facilities project or any change in activity or program shall be subject to review and approval by the Senior Management Council and Board of Trustees if not in compliance with the approved University Master and District Plans, as determined by the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning.

Real Estate Transactions

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President for Administration and Planning. Such an easement for a term greater than 25 years shall be subject to review and approval of the Board of Trustees.

13. Approval of replacement or renewal easements for existing agreements that benefit the University and that were previously approved by the Board of Trustees as outlined in item #12, may be granted for a like term by the University through the written approval of the Senior Vice President for Administration and Planning.

14. Any sale or purchase of real property in the name of the Board of Trustees or the State of Ohio for the University’s use, or acceptance of the gift of real property, shall be subject to the review and approval of the Board of Trustees.

15. The All leases of real property by the University for any total term of ten years or more or with a total present lease value greater than $101 million shall be subject to review and approval by the Board of Trustees. Leases of real property between the University and a significant interest affiliate of the University shall not require approval of the Board of Trustees. Significant interest affiliate shall have the same meaning as is set forth in the University Policy on Affiliated Entities.

Energy Saving Contracts, including Performance Contracts

16. Any request for proposals for Energy Saving contracts that are exempt from the applicable competitive bidding requirements shall follow the requirements of section 3345.65 of the Revised Code.

17. Proposals shall be analyzed considering the cost estimates of each proposal, how qualified each party submitting a proposal is to implement its proposal, and the institution’s ability to pay for each with current revenues or by financing the cost of each.

18. The proposal most likely to result in the greatest savings may be recommended for contract, when the cost of the proposal is compared to the reduced energy and operating costs that will result from implementing the proposal.

19. No contract to implement energy saving measures shall be awarded unless one or both of the following circumstances exists, as applicable:

a. In the case of a contract for a cogeneration system described in division (B)(8) of section 3345.61 of the Revised Code, the cost of the contract is not likely to exceed the amount of money the board would save in energy and operating costs over no more than five years;

b. In the case of any contract for any energy saving measure other than a cogeneration system, the cost of the contract is not likely to exceed the amount of money the board would save in energy and operating costs over no more than ten years.

20. Any energy saving contract estimated to cost less than $4 million shall require specific authorization by the Senior Vice President of Administration and Planning. This approval constitutes complete authorization for the project including site selection, design, construction and any services needed, except as specifically noted in the authorization resolution.

21. Any energy saving contract estimated to cost $4 million but less than $10 million shall require specific project authorization by the Board of Trustees. This approval constitutes complete authorization for the project, including site selection, design, construction, and any other services needed, except as specifically noted in the authorizing resolution.

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22. Any energy saving contract estimated to cost $10 million or more shall require specific project authorization by the Board of Trustees that may include site determination, design work, and construction management services, except as specifically noted in the authorizing resolution. For these projects, separate Board authorization shall be required for construction unless specifically included in the project approval resolution.

23. Any facility, planning study, or real estate transaction to be financed with debt, must comply with provisions of the Board of Trustees University Debt Policy (5.20).

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(APPENDIX L)

SUBLEASE

BETWEEN THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AND INTEGRATED WELLNESS PARTNERS, MAIN STREET AND VILLAGE HALL DRIVE, NEW ALBANY, OHIO

Background The Ambulatory Care Strategy is a key component of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) Strategic Plan and its mission to improve people’s lives through innovation in research, education and patient care. The plan emphasized strategic growth of the Signature Programs and related programs in community settings.

The ambulatory plan’s primary objectives include:

 Improve access and quality for our patients  Lower cost of providing care  Optimize use of space on campus  Ensure financially self-sufficient entities  Become geographically preferable to payers  Target growth-focus on Signature Programs  Provide appropriate teaching and research sites  Aligned management and consistent ambulatory performance standards

Project Summary Located downtown in the City of New Albany, the project will include a multi- dimensional outpatient facility that brings together a wide range of clinical outpatient services, physicians and rehabilitation services in an effort to improve the health and lives of the community. When completed, the New Albany Project will be recognized as a vibrant community asset that will enhance the lives of the city’s residents while creating a central hub for the people of New Albany.

Location and Description The property will be located at the intersection of Main Street and Village Hall Road. The proposed facility will be approximately 51,754 square feet in total. The Ohio State University will execute a Master Lease for approximately 38,373 square feet (Res. 2013-11). The proposed sublease to Integrated Wellness Partners will allocate approximately 25,551 square feet for the development of Wellness/Fitness Center Space.

The Sublease is for a 20-year term with three five-year renewal options. The lease payments paid by the subtenant will cover all costs and expenses incurred at the Wellness/Fitness Center. The Terms and Conditions of the Sublease are consistent with the Master Lease. The final terms and conditions of the sublease will be negotiated in the best interest of the OSUWMC, The Ohio State University, and the State of Ohio.

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