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Welcome to ’s one hundred eighty-fourth Annual Commencement ith roots that reach back to the 18th century Muskingum Academy, Marietta College was officially Wchartered on February 14, 1835, by the State of as an institution charged with educating youth in all the various branches of the liberal arts and sciences. From the beginning, Marietta has been an independent, nonsectarian, liberal arts college.

Today’s graduates share a common foundation of courses in written and spoken communication, and have been required to acquire a coherent experience in several fields of study. Moreover, each has pursued an in-depth study of a discipline in one or more of the nearly 50 undergraduate or graduate programs. Marietta College grants degrees to these individuals, confident they have been readied to exercise their callings with competence and to fulfill their civic and social responsibilities with understanding.

The individuals receiving degrees today will join more than 25,000 living Marietta College alumni as members of The Long Blue Line.

Commencement Speaker MICHAEL J. SALVINO ’87

ichael J. Salvino ’87 is the President and CEO of DXC Technology, the world’s leading independent, Mend-to-end IT services company that serves more than 6,000 private and public-sector customers in 70 countries. He has held this role since September 2019. A current member of Marietta College’s Board of Trustees, Michael has served on the DXC Board of Directors since May 2019.

Prior to joining DXC, he served as Managing Director of Carrick Capital Partners from 2016 to 2019, where he was directly involved with Carrick’s portfolio companies and in sourcing new investments and growing and managing large-scale tech-enabled services businesses.

From 2009 to 2016, Salvino served as Group Chief Executive of Accenture Operations, one of Accenture’s five businesses, where he led a team of more than 100,000 consulting and outsourcing professionals focused on providing business process outsourcing, infrastructure, security, and cloud services to deliver business value and drive productivity and digital improvements for customers. He also held leadership roles in the human resources outsourcing business at Hewitt Associates Inc. and at Exult Inc.

Michael will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws during today’s Commencement ceremony.

As a courtesy to the graduates and those in attendance today, please turn your cell phones to vibrate. We also ask that all family photographers remain in their seats when taking photos or go to the assigned area off to the left of the stage.

1 Program

“Pomp and Circumstance” “Fanfare and Processional—Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar arr. James D. Ployhar

National Anthem Marietta College Symphonic Band Director: Nils Landsberg, Assistant Professor of Music

Welcome Dr. William N. Ruud, President of the College Matthew B. Weekly, Chair, Marietta College Board of Trustees

Jewett Oration “The Final Draft” Jaclyn D. Mulvain “Trust the Process, Create a Masterpiece” Leah Marie Seaman

Presentation of Prizes and Awards Dr. William N. Ruud Dr. Janet L. Bland Ms. Taiylor Williamson President and Dean of the Faculty President of Student Government Association

Commencement Address Michael J. Salvino ’87

Charge to the Class of 2021 President Ruud

Conferring of Degrees President Ruud Provost Bland

2 Alma Mater* “Time-Honored Marietta” Turner (MC 1901)/Tannenbaum

Time-honored Marietta, Gladly do we sing thy praises Thy walls to us are dear. And of thy heroes tell— Oh! How can we forget thee, How many brave hearts struggled Or the times that we’ve spent here? Because they loved thee well. Thy name we’ll ever cherish, ’Twill be our firm endeavor And for thy banner fight, To stand up for the right, Nor ever let it perish— Protect, and keep thee ever, The Navy Blue and White! O Navy Blue and White!

Chorus: Thy dear name we’ll ever cherish, And for thy banner fight, Nor ever let it perish— The Navy Blue and White!

Conclusion* President Ruud

Recessional** “Fanfare and Recessional” James D. Ployhar Marietta College Symphonic Band Director: Nils Landsberg, Assistant Professor of Music

* The audience stands. ** The audience stands; remains at seats until dismisssed by ushers.

• The Faculty Marshals are: Dr. Douglas Anderson, Director of the Legacy Library; Dr. Debra Egolf, Professor of Chemistry; Dr. Beverly Hogue, McCoy Professor of English; Dr. Dennis Kuhl, Professor of Physics; Dr. Kathryn N. McDaniel, McCoy Professor of History and Chair of the History, Philosophy, and Religion Department; Dr. Mark Sibicky Professor of Psychology • Introduction of Graduates: Christy Burke, Director of Education Abroad • The Student Marshals are: Emma N. Christman ’22, Callie M. Heft ’22, Ashton M. Helmke ’22, Braeden J. Wallace ’22 • The Ushers are: Alexander M. Blackstone ’22, Natalie A. Johnson ’23, Alexander J. Lersch ’23, Andrew K. Novak ’22, Arabella N. Parsons ’23, Vincent L. Tassari ’23, Elizabeth A. Vigue ’23 • Lighting: Nathan Bradley, Theatre Department • Commencement Coordinators: Tina Hickman and Amanda Reynolds, Records Office

3 Academic Prizes and Awards

Class Valedictorian and Salutatorian Sherrill Cleland Prize in Leadership The class valedictorian shall be the graduating senior with the Lauren Jane Eakle highest grade point average who has completed a minimum of 64 Elle Sophia Kemp hours in residence. The class salutatorian shall be the graduating Katie Elizabeth Kitchen senior with the second highest grade point average using the same Elizabeth Ann Lebar criterion as for the valedictorian. Leah Marie Seaman Valedictorian: Xiaoyue Zhang This prize was established by the Board of Trustees upon President Salutatorian: Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Sherrill Cleland’s retirement in 1989 to recognize Dr. Cleland’s efforts to instill qualities and skills of leadership as a major com- Charles Fritz Absolon Memorial Prize ponent of Marietta College’s educational program during his 16 Casey Thomas Gossett years of personal leadership. It is given annually to the most out- This prize is awarded each year to the outstanding graduating standing of the graduating McDonough Scholars with a major in geology major, as determined by the faculty of the Department International Leadership Studies or a minor in Leadership Studies, of Petroleum Engineering and Geology. The recipient’s name chosen by the staff of the McDonough Center for Leadership and is imprinted on the bookplates of the library books and peri- Business from among those nominated by students enrolled in the odicals purchased that year with the income from the Charles Fritz McDonough Leadership Program. Absolon Memorial Fund. The recipient also receives a certificate of recognition. Good Citizenship Award Patrick Michael Elliott Adair Prize Established by the Marietta chapter of Delta Upsilon fraternity, Gavin Scott Linkous this award is given annually at Commencement in honor of its This prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class members who gave their lives in World War II. The award, a who has been most outstanding during his or her college career plaque, is made to a member of the graduating class, man or in building morale, esprit de corps, and loyalty to ideals of the woman, who, in the opinion of the Faculty Council, has shown College, without particular relation to academic standing. A fund outstanding qualities as to (1) scholarship, (2) leadership, (3) char- for the prize was established in 1945 by the late Dr. Frank E. Adair, acter, and (4) participation in extracurricular activities. Class of 1910. Eggleston-Ruby Prize Outstanding Senior Award Danielle Diane Reed Xiaoyue Zhang The Eggleston-Ruby Prize is given annually at Commencement to The Alpha Lambda Delta Award is given annually by the Marietta the member of the graduating class whose special field of interest College chapter of the National Honor Society for Freshmen to the is biology and who, in the judgment of the faculty in that depart- senior with the highest grade point average. ment, has done the most meritorious work in biology. The prize was established by the late Dr. Victor M. Ruby, Class of 1942, and Prize named in memory of his friend and teacher, the late Harla Ray Hana Nishikawa Eggleston, head of the Department of Biology from 1915 until his retirement in 1960, and his grandfather, the Rev. Susman Ruby of Established in 1956, the prize is awarded annually to the member Marietta. Contributions in memory of Professor Eggleston’s son, of the graduating class who has achieved academic excellence in Arthur G., were added to the funds in 1982. the Department of Communication and Media Studies and who has exhibited proficiency in the practical application of oral com- munication skills. The recipient must have a 3.5 cumulative grade Raymond G. Guthrie Prize point average and have declared either a major or minor in the Britnee Kaye Kail department. The faculty of the Department of Communication Jonathan M. Vasey makes the selection. In addition to the cash award given by the Established in 1970, this prize honors the Emeritus Professor of Alpha Xi Delta Women’s Fraternity, the Communication faculty Education who taught at the College from 1927 until retirement in presents the recipient with a year’s membership in the National 1965. The prize is awarded to the senior or seniors seeking teacher Communication Association. certification who, in the judgment of the Department of Education, best represents his or her academic area in preparation for teach- Alumni Association Community Service Award ing. Funded through contributions of friends and former students Jordan Nicole Pallay of the late Professor Guthrie, the award consists of a membership in a professional association and placement of the recipient’s name The Alumni Association Community Service Award, established in on a plaque in Erwin Hall. 1975, is conferred at Commencement to the graduating senior who has demonstrated continuing involvement as a leader and close participant in an activity deemed to be of value to the community Ione Congdon Hammond Memorial Prize or area. Selection is made by the Faculty Council. The award con- Katie Elizabeth Kitchen sists of a check and the placement of the recipient’s name on a The Ione Congdon Hammond Memorial Prize is awarded annu- permanent plaque. ally to the woman of the graduating class who has shown the most sincere application to and appreciation of English literature during The Chapin Prize her College study. Each candidate shall have read several of the Britnee Kaye Kail novels of Dickens under the supervision of her instructor. The prize was established by the late Donald J. Wormer in memory of The Chapin Prize is awarded annually at Commencement to a his wife, Ione Congdon Hammond, Class of 1914. student of any class for excellence in the study of a foreign lan- guage. The selection of the recipient is made by the Department of Modern Languages. Established in 1962 with a fund from the estate of Laura W. Friederich, Class of 1902, the prize memorial- izes the late George Scott Chapin, professor of modern languages, 1942-49.

4 The William Heacock Memorial Prize Andi Parhamovich ’00 Memorial Award Madison M. McCormick Leah Marie Seaman The William Heacock Memorial Fund was established in 1988 by The Andi Parhamovich ’00 Memorial Award was established by friends of the late Mr. Heacock, the foremost writer in the field of the Parhamovich family in memory of their daughter and sister. Victorian pattern glass in America. Each academic year, the stu- Andi Parhamovich graduated from Marietta College in 2000 with a dent who writes the most outstanding paper in the senior history desire to find the best way she could to help people. While working capstone course receives a $500 award from the Heacock Memorial in Iraq in 2007 teaching the people there about democratic voting, Fund. Papers are judged in a public forum by members of the Andi and several of her bodyguards were killed in an attack on her History Department faculty. three-vehicle convoy. This annual award was established to provide assistance to the graduating female senior with the highest grade William Bay Irvine Medal point average in the Department of Media Studies. Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Established in 1963 by the Student Senate on behalf of the student Dana Rym er Patterson Prize body in recognition of President Irvine’s lifetime contribution to Abigail Marie Litman the advancement of Marietta College, this medal is awarded annu- This prize is given each year at Commencement to the graduating ally at Commencement to the outstanding man or woman of the senior who, in the judgment of the Department of Art faculty, has senior class. The recipient is selected on the basis of the degree and performed meritorious work in art, preferably in painting. The extent of involvement in student-participating activities, loyalty cash prize honors the late Mrs. Patterson, a charter member of and service to Marietta College, and scholarship. the Valley Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters and its national vice president (1964-66). The prize was Jewett Prizes established in 1984 by her husband, the late Dr. Merrill Reeves Jaclyn D. Mulvain Patterson, dean of the College (1948-67). Leah Marie Seaman A prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class Merrill Reeves Patterson Medal whose oration, in competition with other aspirants, is judged most Catherine T. Gattis excellent in composition and delivery. A prize is also awarded to The Merrill Reeves Patterson Medal is presented at the second-place winner. The prizes were established by the will Commencement each year to the graduating English major who, in of the late Milo Parker Jewett, a teacher in the Marietta Collegiate the judgment of the Department of English faculty, has performed Institute from 1833 to 1835, Professor of Rhetoric in the College meritorious work in English literature, preferably with attention from 1835 to 1838, and later the first president of Vassar College. to Shakespeare. The medal, first awarded in 1980, honors the late Dr. Patterson, Hillyer professor and chairman of the Department The LaVallee Award in Chemistry of English (1939-67), dean of the College (1948-67), director of aca- Peyton Joseph Hall demic advising (1967-72), and mentor to countless students who affectionately called him “Dean Pat.” Conferred on an outstanding member of the graduating class whose major was chemistry, this award is given by the Upper Ohio Valley Section of the American Chemical Society. Selection is by the faculty Phi Alpha Theta Key of the Department of Chemistry. The award, a year’s membership in Madison M. McCormick the American Chemical Society, memorializes George A. LaVallee of The Phi Alpha Theta Key is awarded annually by Gamma Mu Marietta, a founder of the local section of ACS. Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society, to the member of the graduating class who, in the judgment of the Asa Shinn McCoy Award faculty members in Phi Alpha Theta, has done the most meritori- Katie Elizabeth Kitchen ous work in history. This award is given to a member(s) of the graduating class receiv- ing degrees summa cum laude or magna cum laude and, in the The Schmidt Prize opinion of the Faculty Council, worthy of the honor. A fund for Erica L. Hill a fellowship to be used for graduate study was established by the This prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class late James C. McCoy of Grasse, France, as a memorial to his father, who, regardless of academic standing, demonstrated the strongest the Rev. Asa Shinn McCoy, valedictorian of the Class of 1849, a desire to complete his or her education at Marietta College despite clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and president of the severe obstacles of any nature. The prize was established in 1963 Illinois Female College at Jacksonville. with a permanent fund given in memory of the late Stephen N. Schmidt, Class of 1918, and Mrs. Margaret E. Schmidt, by their Cavendish Q. McKay Award four sons: Robert S. Schmidt, Class of 1951; Charles D. Schmidt, Ryan Francis McGuinness Class of 1953; John D. Schmidt, Class of 1955; and Thomas E. Schmidt, Class of 1959. This award was established by friends and family of Dr. Cavendish Q. McKay, to honor his contributions to the program and to promote scholarship in physics at Marietta College. The award is The Walker Prize in Biochemistry given to the outstanding graduating student in physics as deter- Sarah Kathryn McNeer mined by the Physics Department faculty. The Walker Prize in Biochemistry was established by the Chemistry Club in 2009 to honor Robert (Bob) Walker upon his The Robert M. Naddour Award retirement. The prize celebrates Dr. Walker’s work both as a cam- Ryan James Miller pus leader and as a professor of Biochemistry. The Walker Prize is awarded to the top graduating Biochemistry major as determined Established in 1983, honors the memory of Mr. Naddour (1959- by the Chemistry Department faculty. 83), assistant professor of petroleum engineering (1982-83), who died in an automobile accident. Recipients are selected from senior members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers nominated by Pi Epsilon Tau members to the faculty of the Edwy R. Brown Department of Petroleum Engineering who make the final selec- tion. Qualified nominees should demonstrate industry, motivation, and enthusiasm in their academic work and sociability in depart- mental activities as well as scholarship.

5 Capstone Awards Nominated by the faculty in their major, these seniors are commended here for an outstanding capstone. Awardees are provided with a cap and gown for Commencement.

Art Department English Petroleum Engineering Leah Marie Seaman Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Abdulaziz A H B Alajmi Munirah A A A A Alawadh Athletic Training Environmental Science Kaitlin M. Shine Julia Palmer Losco Anase Mohammed Alsharekh Allison Nicole Murphy Luis Angel Chao Biochemistry Quinn Hecker April Leone Davis Geology Daniel Louis Hiser Sarah Kathryn McNeer Casey Thomas Gossett Raymond T. Hukill Biology Health Science John Philip Stover Courtney Brooke Shine Danielle Diane Reed Physics Chemistry History Vivian Rose Thomas Maya R. Bousamra Madison M. McCormick Political Science Communication Department International Leadership Studies Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Hana Nishikawa Stephen G. Nesselrode Kathyrn Marie McIlroy

Economics Marketing Sport Management Katie Marie McIlroy Gavin Scott Linkous Nolan R. Wetherald Kaleb Craig Bowdle Education Mathematics Britnee Kaye Kail Jordan Nicole Pallay Theatre Jonathan M. Vasey Victoria Suzanne Hughes

Pioneer Scholars Pioneer Scholars scored in the top 20% of their class on the ETS Proficiency Exam. The ETS test assesses critical thinking, math, and commu- nication. Audrey Lynn Albright Peyton Joseph Hall Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Maya R. Bousamra Justin Wayne Harvey Sarah Kathryn McNeer Victoria Lynn Clarchick Gage Curtis Herb Allison Nicole Murphy Ian S. Darling Daniel Louis Hiser William Ryan Rafferty Kathryn Ann Dreas Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Isabel Margaret Romain Lauren Jane Eakle Kaitlyn Diane Lafferty Courtney Brooke Shine Patrick Michael Elliott Stephanie Marie McAfee Grant B. Swan Bryce Everett Gandee Dayna M. McDougle Vivian Rose Thomas Grace E. Gebhart Ryan Francis McGuinness

Faculty Award

Outstanding Faculty Award Dr. Michael Morgan Established by the Student Body governing board in 1984, this award is presented each year to the member of the faculty who demonstrates excellence in teaching and college involvement as determined by a selection process administered by the Student Senate. Nominated faculty members are judged, among other things, on presentation of course material, fair and ethical teach- ing practices, rapport with students, and extent of involvement in College activities. A faculty member may receive the award more than once.

6 Academic Honor Societies

ALPHA DELTA SIGMA GAMMA SIGMA ALPHA MU PSI SIGMA ALPHA Hannah E. Garofalo Audrey Lynn Albright Lauren Jane Eakle Brecklin Andrew Dane Baker Cooper Andrew Holmes Brecklin Andrew Dane Baker Sadie A. Johnson Patrick Michael Elliott Embrey Claire Roberts Victoria Lynn Clarchick Ryan Francis McGuinness Bryce Everett Gandee Casey Thomas Gossett Hannah Christine Miller Reagan A. Haas ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Cooper Andrew Holmes Cooper Andrew Holmes Victoria Lynn Clarchick Elizabeth Anne Lebar Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Donna Lorene Conaway Ryan Francis McGuinness Brecklin Andrew Dane Baker Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Joshua David Daniell Jaclyn D. Mulvain Kathyrn Marie McIlroy April Leone Davis Aubrey K. Teer Alyssa K. Shawger Kathryn Ann Dreas Devin Tyler Webster Lauren Jane Eakle Hannah E. Garofalo Grace E. Gebhart PI Victoria Lynn Clarchick Sadie A. Johnson Britnee Kaye Kail Joshua David Daniell Britnee Kaye Kail Britnee Kaye Kail Xiaoyue Zhang Lauren Jane Eakle Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Katie Elizabeth Kitchen SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Madison M. McCormick Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Luis Angel Chao Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Joshua David Daniell Jordan Nicole Pallay Victoria Lynn Clarchick Sarah Kathryn McNeer Danielle Diane Reed Casey Thomas Gossett Hannah Christine Miller KAPPA PI Emily Catherine Smith Brittany Anna Martin Stephen G. Nesselrode Katie Diane Hendrickson Robert Jeffrey Phillips Abigail Marie Litman ORDER OF OMEGA SIGMA Laura E. Pullins Leah Marie Seaman Victoria Lynn Clarchick Ryan Francis McGuinness Isabel Margaret Romain Cayleigh D’ann Walton Patrick Michael Elliott Vivian Rose Thomas Aubrey K. Teer Madeline Elaine Hawkins Ashley Lucille Tschudy Elizabeth Anne Lebar Cayleigh D’ann Walton Alliya J. Duritza Jaclyn D. Mulvain John R. Allen Xiaoyue Zhang Hannah E. Garofalo Aubrey K. Teer Catherine T. Gattis Cooper Andrew Holmes Katie Elizabeth Kitchen ALPHA PSI OMEGA Theresa Angela LaGreca PHI ALPHA THETA John R. Allen Georgia Jean Majka Patrick Michael Elliott TAU PI PHI Victoria Suzanne Hughes Jeffrey A. Mitchell Bryce Everett Gandee Brecklin Andrew Dane Baker Jaclyn D. Mulvain Madison M. McCormick Reagan A. Haas BETA BETA BETA Robert J. Nelson Gavin Scott Linkous Audrey Lynn Albright Hana Nishikawa PI EPSILON TAU Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Kathleen Elizabeth Conkle Embrey Claire Roberts Anase Mohammed Alsharekh Robert Jeffrey Phillips April Leone Davis Leah Marie Seaman Luis Angel Chao Alliya J. Duritza Anqi Shi Victoria Lynn Clarchick Grace E. Gebhart Chloe Skye Williams Alexander McCauley Dimon Adelyn Grace Posti Daniel Louis Hiser Cash M. Presnell Kyle M. Matoszkia Danielle Diane Reed Ashley Lucille Tschudy

The Senior Class Gift The following seniors have made a gift as of April 26th, 2021:

Abdulaziz A H B Alajmi Grace E Gebhart Kyle M Matoszkia Isabel Margaret Romain John Robert Allen Lindsey Nicole Gortner Kylee Ruth McBride Prithwibir Kumar Sarkar Cheyenne P Barker Casey Thomas Gossett Ryan Francis McGuinness Olivia Catherine Schafer Jacey Elaine Barth Destiny Lynn Grim Kathyrn Marie McIlroy Manning Bennett Shaw IV Jeremy Joseph Booth Jared Clark Hall Hannah Christine Miller Courtney Brooke Shine Karlee Marie Bruns Peyton Joseph Hall Jaclyn D Mulvain Kevin C Short Jalea Nicole Caldwell Gage Curtis Herb Madelyn Ann Nader Kara M Stults Luis Angel Chao Sadie A Johnson Kasey L Neville Stephanie Lynn Sydenstricker Victoria Lynn Clarchick Britnee Kaye Kail Yu Nie Vivian Rose Thomas Kathleen Elizabeth Conkle Elle Sophia Kemp Anna Elizabeth Gaitree Oster Ashley Lucille Tschudy Jerod M Crawford Katie Elizabeth Kitchen Adelyn Grace Posti Matison J Vinskovich Joshua David Daniell Kaitlin Kobuszewski William Ryan Rafferty Courtney Shane Wears Alexander McCauley Dimon Gavin Scott Linkous James C Rasnake Jared M Weiss Lauren Jane Eakle Joshua Sweeney Loudon Danielle Diane Reed Alexandria E Williams Amber Gardner Georgia Jean Majka Hannah Marie Richardson Chloe Skye Williams Catherine T Gattis Brittany Anna Martin Embrey Claire Roberts Fangwei Xu

7 Candidates for Degrees, Class of 2021

Master of Arts

Tara Marie Carlsen Micayla B. Lyons Barbara Paul Clinical Mental Health Counseling Clinical Mental Health Counseling Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Victoria Suzanne Hughes Theatre

Bachelor of Music

Lauren Jane Eakle v b ] HHH Hannah Christine Miller ] HH Music Therapy Music Therapy

Sadie A. Johnson H Kamryn Raquelle Stanton Music Therapy Music Education

Bachelor of Science

Sienna Elizabeth Ahlers Elle Sophia Kemp ] HH James C. Rasnake ] Biology Information Systems Biochemistry

Maya R. Bousamra Grace Gail Knapp Danielle Diane Reed ] H Chemistry Biochemistry Health Science

Kathleen Elizabeth Conkle ] Kaitlyn Diane Lafferty ] H Samantha Renee Ritenour Health Science Mathematics Athletic Training

Jerod M. Crawford ] Theresa Angela LaGreca ] Courtney Brooke Shine Biochemistry Health Science Biology

Hayden Joseph Daley Julia Palmer Losco Kaitlin M. Shine Mathematics Environmental Science Athletic Training

Joshua David Daniell H Rylie J. Malatak Kevin C. Short Mathematics Health Science Information Systems

April Leone Davis v ] Brittany Anna Martin ] Kara M. Stults Biochemistry Geology Athletic Training

Alliya J. Duritza Ryan Francis McGuinness v H Vivian Rose Thomas v H Health Science Mathematics, Physics Computer Science, Applied Physics

Grace E. Gebhart v ] H Sarah Kathryn McNeer s b ] HHH Abigail M. Thompson Biology Biochemistry Health Science

Casey Thomas Gossett Allison Nicole Murphy ] Maxwell J. Tice Geology Environmental Science Geology

Peyton Joseph Hall HHH Brandon Eugene Neville H Ashley Lucille Tschudy HH Chemistry Biology Athletic Training

Madeline Elaine Hawkins Jordan Nicole Pallay ] HH Courtney Shane Wears Sports Medicine Actuarial Science Athletic Training

Erica L. Hill Adelyn Grace Posti ] H Chloe Skye Williams Biology Health Science Health Science

Isaac Joseph Huffman Cash M. Presnell Biochemistry Biology

Certificates and degrees are awarded upon successful completion of all certificate and degree requirements. Listing of student’s name does not guarantee certificate or degree completion. Final graduation honors listed on the transcript depend on the cumulative GPA at the end of the semester, when degree requirements are satisfied.

8 Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering

Abdulaziz A H B Alajmi Saad Alsemari Raymond T. Hukill

Munirah A A A A Alawadh Khaled W S E Alshaitan Nnabuike Henry Ibe

Ali Shaker Albloushi Anase Mohammed Alsharekh H Isaac Matthew Lohr ]

Khaled Alenezi Abdulaziz KH Y M A AlShemali Kyle M. Matoszkia

Abdullah Alfailakawi Hasan M Ashkanani ZhenZe Mi

Ali Faisal Ali Luis Angel Chao Ryan James Miller

Faisal Mohammad Almutairi Victoria Lynn Clarchick ] H Prithwibir Kumar Sarkar ]

Abdulaziz Almutairi Alexander McCauley Dimon ] Olivia Catherine Schafer ]

Abdulrazzaq Alnajem Jakeb Cameron Dinan H John Philip Stover

Shahad Abdullah Alnnaimy Qais Haidar Grant B. Swan H

Ali A J M Alsaffar Quinn Hecker H

Ali H J M Alsaffar Daniel Louis Hiser HHH

B College Honors b HHH Summa Cum Laude v Curriculum Honors ] McDonough Leadership Scholar HH Magna Cum Laude s Research Honors H Cum Laude

Certificates and degrees are awarded upon successful completion of all certificate and degree requirements. Listing of student’s name does not guarantee certificate or degree completion. Final graduation honors listed on the transcript depend on the cumulative GPA at the end of the semester, when degree requirements are satisfied.

9 Bachelor of Arts

Audrey Lynn Albright ] Bishop L. Ford Seamus K. Kenneally Marketing Psychology Management

Dylan M. Albright Bryce Everett Gandee v ] H Katie Elizabeth Kitchen v b ] HHH Finance, Management Political Science Political Science, English

John R. Allen Amber Kristen Gardner Kaitlin Kobuszewski English Graphic Design Economics

Logan Christian Alward Hannah E. Garofalo ] H Brenden Edward Lacorato Special Education/Elementary Dual Marketing Psychology Preparation Catherine T. Gattis Elizabeth Anne Lebar ] HHH Brecklin Andrew Dane Baker ] H English Marketing Economics Abby Earley Gonzales Gavin Scott Linkous H Cheyenne P. Barker Special Education/Elementary Dual Marketing, Sport Management Management Preparation Madison Elizabeth Liston Jacey Elaine Barth Lindsey Nicole Gortner Sport Management Management Psychology Abigail Marie Litman HHH Jeremy Joseph Booth Destiny L. Grim Studio Art Economics Educational Studies Joshua Sweeney Loudon Kaleb Craig Bowdle Reagan A. Haas Finance Sport Management Management Georgia Jean Majka Bailee R. Brooks Jared Clark Hall Communication Studies Marketing Sport Management, Marketing Airyanna Vanessa Maurer Nicklaus G. Brown Kelsey A. Hall Sport Management Marketing Special Education/Elementary Dual Preparation Stephanie Marie McAfee Karlee Marie Bruns H Special Education/Elementary Dual Special Education/Elementary Dual David Nathan Hanning II ] Preparation Preparation Finance Kylee Ruth McBride ] Jalea Nicole Caldwell Stephen J. Harris English Psychology Marketing Daniel Elias McCartney Kaitlyn Louise Carpenter Justin Wayne Harvey ] H Sport Management Management Marketing Madison M. McCormick b ] HHH Donna Lorene Conaway ] Katie Diane Hendrickson HH History English Studio Art Dayna M. McDougle H Brady O. Cottom Gage Curtis Herb H Special Education/Elementary Dual Sport Management Public Accounting, Finance Preparation

Ian S. Darling Cooper Andrew Holmes Kathyrn Marie McIlroy v ] HH Graphic Design Strategic Communication: Advertising & Economics, Political Science Public Relations Kathryn Ann Dreas v ] HHH Jeffrey A. Mitchell Public Accounting Miranda K. Holsinger Communication Studies Psychology Elijah Hogan Egyed Jaclyn D. Mulvain Marketing Christian Tyler Hopp H Strategic Communication: Organizational Political Science Communication & Public Relations Patrick Michael Elliott ] Political Science Christian Anthony James Kenneth L. Myers Finance, Marketing Communication Studies Jason J. Ellis Marketing Britnee Kaye Kail ] H Madelyn Ann Nader Special Education/Elementary Dual Psychology Preparation

Certificates and degrees are awarded upon successful completion of all certificate and degree requirements. Listing of student’s name does not guarantee certificate or degree completion. Final graduation honors listed on the transcript depend on the cumulative GPA at the end of the semester, when degree requirements are satisfied.

10 Stephen G. Nesselrode ] Isabel Margaret Romain ] HH Jonathan M. Vasey International Business, International Special Education/Elementary Dual English Leadership Studies Preparation Ellen Mary Vichill Kasey L. Neville Prithwibir Kumar Sarkar ] Middle Childhood Education Educational Studies Economics Matison J. Vinskovich ] Yu Nie Evan M. Scott Marketing Finance Public Accounting Cayleigh D’ann Walton v H Hana Nishikawa Leah Marie Seaman B ] HH Studio Art, Psychology Communication Studies Communication Studies, Studio Art Peng Wang Anna Elizabeth Gaitree Oster Manning Bennett Shaw IV Graphic Design Political Science Marketing Shawnte Victoria Watson ] Dakota James Penquite Anqi Shi Management Sport Management Strategic Communication: Advertising & Public Relations Devin Tyler Webster Katen Raine Petty Management Marketing Emily Catherine Smith v ] H Psychology Jared M Weiss Robert Jeffrey Phillips ] Marketing Finance Tisha Marie Smith General Studies Nathaniel Auldin Westfall Troy Kenneth Pontius Finance Management Karson David Snyder Finance Nolan R. Wetherald Laura E. Pullins HH Sport Management, Marketing Special Education/Elementary Dual Elizabeth Marie Steger Preparation Psychology Alexandria E. Williams Psychology William Ryan Rafferty Stephanie Lynn Sydenstricker Economics Special Education/Elementary Dual Alyson M. Wiseman Preparation Sport Management Katie Brieanne Rauch Sport Management Patrick Thomas Taylor Fangwei Xu Economics Economics Hannah Marie Richardson Special Education/Elementary Dual Aubrey K. Teer ] Xiaoyue Zhang Preparation Psychology Educational Studies HHH

Embrey Claire Roberts H Joseph Byron Tucker v ] Communication Studies, Marketing International Business

Samuel J. Rojas Timothy Maxwell Turner ] Marketing Political Science

B College Honors b Phi Beta Kappa HHH Summa Cum Laude v Curriculum Honors ] McDonough Leadership Scholar HH Magna Cum Laude s Research Honors H Cum Laude

Certificates and degrees are awarded upon successful completion of all certificate and degree requirements. Listing of student’s name does not guarantee certificate or degree completion. Final graduation honors listed on the transcript depend on the cumulative GPA at the end of the semester, when degree requirements are satisfied.

11 Board of Trustees

Officers

Matthew B. Weekley ’81, Chair Mary P. Studders Korn ’82, Vice Chair William N. Ruud, President of the Corporation Michele L. Marra, Treasurer Mark A. Miller, Secretary

Active Trustees Jerry Tardivo Alcoser ’02 Richard A. Galen ’68 Marc R. Ponchione ’96 Brian A. Brucken ’94 Susan M. Cook Hayes ’98 Jason C. Rebrook ’96 Robert M. Brucken ’56 John E. Hopkins ’65 Leslie C. Straub Ritter ’85 Jan D. Dils ’90 Mary P. Studders Korn ’82 William N. Ruud Janice A. Downey Donoghue ’75 Diann Krivchenia Michael J. Salvino ’87 Harry H. Esbenshade III Daniel T. Leonard ’85 Charles W. Sulerzyski George W. Fenton Michael L. Moffitt ’91 Matthew B. Weekley ’81 Andrew D. Ferguson ’95 Kevin R. O’Neill ’87 Jo Ellen Diehl Yeary ’76 James B. Fryfogle ’73 Stephanie Esparza Peloquin ’06 Patricia A. Kral Zecchi ’71

Trustees Emeriti/ae Penelope E. Adams ’72 C. David Ferguson ’63, H’01 Leonard M. Randolph Jr. ’65 Anna Bowser Bailey ’87 Barbara A. Perry Fitzgerald ’73 Cynthia A. Reece ’78 Jerry A. Brock John N. Gardner ’65, H’85 Ronald E. Rinard ’72 Christine L. Fry Burns ’66 Douglas M. Griebel ’74 Donald G. Ritter ’81 T. Grant Callery ’68 Kevin M. Henning ’69 Charlene C. Samples ’77 Joseph A. Chlapaty, H’10 Nancy Putnam Hollister Robert E. Showalter ’59 Frank L. Christy John B. Langel ’70 Donald W. Strickland ’66 Timothy O. Cooper ’73, H’05 Ross W. Lenhart ’66 Dale L. Wartluft ’63 Patricia Griffin Curtin ’69 Virginia Buchanan McCoy Patricia A. Loreno Willis ’70 Eric S. Dobkin ’64, H’95 C. Brent McCurdy ’68 William H. Donnelly ’70 William F. O’Grady Jr. ’70

Life Associate Trustees Alan A. Baker ’54, H’99 Laban P. Jackson Jr. J. Roger Porter ’66 Betsey E. Beach ’60 Henry J. Jelinek Jr. ’68 Toni M. Robinson-Smith Robert D. Bedilion ’70 Daniel J. Jones ’65 David H. Rosenbloom ’64, H’94 Mark F. Bradley Raynald A. Lane ’56 Samuel B. Ross II James D. Buckwell ’61 D. Larry Lemasters ’62 Frank M. Schossler ’86 Nancy J. Cable ’75 Thomas F. Lugaric ’57 Laura A. Baudo Sillerman ’68, H’07 Thomas G. Carbonar ’60 Matthew J. Macatol ’97 Edgar L. Smith Jr. Carolyn Osburn Carlson ’58 Timothy J. Maroney ’68 Charles W. Snodgrass ’65 Christopher Cortez ’71 Creel Cutler McCormack ’71 Mary Beth Rhoads Sommers ’75 Robert R. Dyson ’68, H’04 Charles S. Mechem Jr. Jeffrey A. Starner ’75 Ben A. Eaton ’62 Michael D. Milone Kenton C. Tekulve ’69, H’99 Peggy L. Golden ’71 Robert P. Monter ’62 Elliott L. Thrasher II ’62 Aaron L. Handleman ’68 John R. Murphy ’63 R. Peter Toohy Robert C. Hauser ’71 Kathleen Mitchell Murphy ’82 James J. Tracy ’79 Kathleen Ruddy Henrichs ’71 Charles H. Nelson ’74 Dale W. VanVoorhis ’63 John B. Hexter ’67 Cathy A. Percival David W. Worthington ’66

12 Faculty

KEVIN W. ALTEN MIRANDA M. COLLINS MELISSA GRANDE Associate Professor Associate Professor Instructor M.D., The M.S.P.A., University of Nebraska M.F.A,

DOUGLAS ANDERSON BEN CROMWELL JOHN GROSEL Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., The Ohio State University M.F.A, Hamline University M.D., The Ohio State University

NATHAN P. ANDERSON RAVEN W. CROMWELL JULIE C. HARDING Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., Ohio University Ph.D., University of Utah M.B.A., University of Louisville

THOMAS ARISON RICHARD E. CROWTHER BEVERLY J. HOGUE Instructor Associate Professor Professor M.B.A., McKendree University M.S., University of Arizona Ph.D., Bowling Green State University

ELIZABETH A. BAKOS SAMUEL CRUZ CRAIG HOWALD Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor P.A. Studies, Marietta College Ph.D., The Ohio State University Ph.D., Stanford University

MARY VALAIK BARNAS JANE DAILEY KENNETH JAY ITZKOWITZ Professor Associate Professor Professor Ph.D., Ph.D., Louisiana State University Ph.D., State University of New York, Stony Brook WENDY BARTLETT JASON DAVIS Assistant Professor Instructor DAVID L. JEFFERY M.S., Texas A&M University B.A., Wilmington College Professor Ph.D., Texas A&M University ANDREW BECK GREGORY J. DELEMEESTER Assistant Professor Professor JAMES R. JEITLER Ph.D., Ph.D., Texas A&M University Associate Professor Ph.D., Clark University BIZUAYEHU G. BEDANE CHARLES DOAN Assistant Professor Assistant Professor MICHELLE JEITLER Ph.D., Southern Illinois University Ph.D., Ohio University Assistant Professor M.S., University of Idaho BRENT BEESON ALICIA M. DOERFLINGER Assistant Professor Professor GRACE F. JOHNSON M.S., Radford University Ph.D., Purdue University Professor M.S., University of South Florida JOSEPH BERGIN JASON DOUGHERTY Instructor Assistant Professor TANYA JUDD PUCELLA B.A., Marietta College D.M.A., University of Colorado-Boulder Professor Ph.D., JANET L. BLAND BRANDON C. DOWNING Professor Assistant Professor SEAN KAIGHIN Ph.D., University of Denver Ph.D., University of Instructor B.A., STEPHANIE LYNN BOSTROM BEN W. EBENHACK Assistant Professor Professor JAMES KARAN Ph.D., Brandeis University M.S., University of Wyoming Assistant Professor M. Acct., CHRISTOPHER BOWMASTER DEBRA SUE EGOLF Instructor Professor ANN KAUFMAN D.M.A., West Virginia University Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Instructor M.A., West Virginia University ANN E. BRAGG DONALD A. ESKER Associate Professor Assistant Professor JACQUELINE KHORASSANI Ph.D., Harvard University Ph.D., Professor Ph.D., West Virginia University BRIAN BREWER JOHN J. FAZIO Instructor Associate Professor DENNIS E. KUHL M.Ed., Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University Professor Ph.D., Michigan State University DAVID J. BROWN ANDREW FELT Professor Associate Professor NILS LANDSBERG Ph.D., M.F.A., Ohio University Assistant Professor D.M.A., University of Kansas ANGELA L. BURDISS ERIC J. FITCH Associate Professor Associate Professor DUONG T. LE M.L.S., Ph.D., Michigan State University Associate Professor Ph.D., DAWN CARUSI ANDREW FRANCIS Associate Professor Assistant Professor NICOLE C. LIVENGOOD Ph.D., Ohio University Ph. D. Michigan State University Professor Ph.D., Purdue University JENN CASTLE DAVID C. FREEMAN Instructor Professor LINDA LOCKHART B.S., M.S., University of Oklahoma Assistant Professor Ph.D., Ohio University TIMOTHY D. CATALANO TEJ GAUTAM Associate Professor Associate Professor ABBY LORD Ph.D., University of Louisville Ph.D., Kent State University Instructor B.A., Marietta College CODY M. CLEMENS CHYRSTEN GESSEL Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Ph.D., Bowling Green State University M.S.,

13 KATRINA LUSTOFIN SUSAN PETERSON STEVEN R. SPILATRO Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana- Ph.D., Texas A&M University Ph.D., Indiana University Champaign BRADLEY PIERCE JOSEPH E. STRAW DAVID MAKUCH Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor M.S., Marietta College M.L.S., Kent State University M.F.A., Western Illinois University JOLENE L. POWELL JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN BONNIE MARTINEZ Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor M.F.A., Boston University Ph.D., University of Toledo Ph.D., Lehigh University LEANNE M. PRICE MICHAEL E. TAGER RYAN K. MAY Assistant Professor Professor Professor M.A., School for International Training Ph.D., University of North Carolina Ph.D., The CRAIG RABATIN J. PETER THAYER KATHRYN N. MCDANIEL Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor M.A., West Virginia University M.L.S., State University of New York, Albany Ph.D., JUAN CARLOS RAMIREZ-DORRONSORO CHRISTINA M. THOMAS ROBERT M. MCMANUS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Ph.D., Purdue University J.D., South Texas College Ph.D., Regent University RAQUEL C. RAVAGLIOLI DAVID TORBETT DAVID G. MCSHAFFREY Assistant Professor Professor Professor M.A., Concordia University Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary Ph.D., Purdue University AMANDA RIDER JOHN C. TYNAN HOLLY E. MENZEL Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Professor Ed.D., Aurora University Ph.D., Ohio University M.S., SARA K. ROSENSTOCK ROBERT VAN CAMP MATTHEW M. MENZEL Professor Professor Professor M.F.A., Temple University Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University Ph.D., University of Kentucky SHAWN RUNYON JONATHAN K. VANDERWAL MARK A. MILLER Instructor Instructor Professor B.S., Springfield College M. Ed., Ph.D., University of Colorado at Denver JUDITH K. RUUD KOLE VIVIAN AHMED ALGARHY MOHAMED Professor Instructor Assistant Professor J.D., University of Toledo M.A., University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point Ph.D., Texas Tech University WILLIAM P. RUUD ANDREW WADDLE MICHAEL A. MORGAN Professor Instructor Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln M.A., Ph.D., University of Kentucky DAVID A. SAMS SUZANNE H. WALKER MARILEE M. MORROW Assistant Professor Professor Professor M.S., Marietta College Ph.D., Indiana University M.A., West Virginia University MD. RAKIBUL H. SARKER MEREWYN BRASINGTON WEINKAUF CATHY S. MOWRER Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Ph.D., Texas Tech University M.M., Baylor University Ph.D., Ohio University MARK SCHAEFER KURT WILE GREG J MHYR Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Ph.D., West Virginia University M.S., Ohio University B.A., University of Wisconsin – Madison JACLYN SCHWIETERMAN JONATHAN D. WILEY MALORY NADRAH Associate Professor Professor Instructor Ph.D., University of St. Augustine Ph.D., M.A., KATY SCULLIN MICHAEL A. WILLIAMS MERRI BETH NASH Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor M.S., University of Michigan Ph.D., Ohio University M.A.L.L., Marietta College CHEONGMI SHIM MATTHEW WILLIAMSON KRISTY NEWMAN Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructor Ph.D., University of Kansas Ph.D., West Virginia University B.A., Maryville College KENDRA SHOGE AMY YEKEL K. SUZANNE PARSONS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., D.M.A., Arizona State University Ph.D., Ohio University MARK E. SIBICKY XIAOXIONG YI PAUL C. PASLAY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Arkansas Ph.D., The American University M.S., Pennsylvania State University LORI A. SMITH MATTHEW S. YOUNG KEVIN L. PATE Assistant Professor Professor Professor M.A.L.L., Marietta College Ph.D., Bowling Green State University Ph.D., Yale University RONALD C. SMITH ERIN ZERBE GAMALIEL PERRUCI Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor M.A., University of the Incarnate Word Maryland Institute College of Art Ph.D., University of Florida HEATHER SOWARDS NI ZHANG ALEXANDRA K. PERRY Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Ph.D., Ohio University M.A., Bejing Foreign Studies University Ph.D., Montclair State University

14 Adjunct Faculty

ALICIA ABRAMSKI DAVID GRANDE ERIC PARSONS First-Year Seminar Communication Chemistry

ELIZABETH ACREE ANDY HALL TOM PERRY Health Sciences Graphic Design Communication

CARISSA ANDERSON AMANDA HANEY-CECH STEPHEN M. RADER Communication Studies First-Year Seminar Communication Studies

NATHAN BRADLEY LARRY HISER SUSAN RAKE Theatre First-Year Seminar American Sign Language

CHRISTY BURKE JOY HELD JORDAN REED First-Year Seminar Physical Education/English Music

DAVID CARROLL STEVEN HOWE MICHELLE RICK Physical Education Physician Assistant Studies Physical Education

WILLIAM CLARK SARAH JACOBS CALEB RIGGLEMAN First-Year Seminar College Studies Physical Education

WES CLARKE ADAM JACOBY MARY ROBERTS History Chemistry Communication

ROBERT R. CODDINGTON TANYA JARRELL LINDA ROESCH Music Biology and Environmental Science First-Year Seminar

CLAIRE CRANE BENJAMIN JOY ROBERT ROSENSTOCK College Studies Music Art

HOLLY DEXTER MICHELE MARRA MARIBETH SALEEM-TANNER Management Accounting Leadership Studies

KARINA MIKAYLA DOAN KJ MCCONNELL EMILY SCHUCK Psychology Leadership First-Year Seminar

AURORA DODD DASH MCNEAL ARTHUR SMITH Theatre Physical Education Media Studies

ELLIOT DODD VINCENZO MELE ABIGAIL SPUNG Leadership Studies Music Art

AMY ELLIOTT RAMON MENDEZ HEATHER SURFACE Leadership Studies Spanish English

KRISTIN ENGLISH HEATHER MILLER KERRY JEAN WADDLE First-Year Seminar First-Year Seminar Physical Education

CASIHA FELT MARGARET MILLER RENÉE WAITE Theatre Physical Education Art History

ZACHARY FELTROP MEGAN MILLER JEFFREY WELCH Physical Education Education Management

DONNA FENTON AMANDA MULLEN JASON WHITE First-Year Seminar First-Year Seminar Biology

CHERYL FERREBEE ANN NICELY KAREN PICARD YOUNG Business & Economics Communication Music

PAIGE FLEMING ZACH ORCUTT Mathematics Art

KRISTEN GOELLER ELAINE B. O’ROURKE Spanish Education

15 Administrative Officers

William N. Ruud President Ph.D., University of Nebraska–Lincoln

JANET L. BLAND JOSHUA E. JACOBS THOMAS D. PERRY Provost and Dean of the Faculty Vice President for Advancement Vice President for Communication and Ph.D., University of Denver Ed.D., Vanderbilt University Brand Management M.A., Marietta College RICHARD K. DANFORD MICHELE L. MARRA Vice President for Student Life Vice President for Administration SCOT J. SCHAEFFER and Diversity and Finance Vice President for Enrollment Ph.D., The Ohio State University B.B.A., Marshall University Management M.A., Marian University LAWRENCE R. HISER Director of Athletics M.S., Springfield College

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