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Commencement

FALL 2018 Lubbock, Texas December 14-15

FALL 2018

Commencement

Friday, December 14, 2018 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Saturday, December 15, 2018 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. UNITED SUPERMARKETS ARENA LUBBOCK, TEXAS TABLE OF CONTENTS

Administration | 3 About Texas Tech University | 4 Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement Ceremonies | 8 Commencement Speaker | 12 Acknowledgements | 13 Convocations Committee Music Ensemble College Readers Administrative Representatives Program Production Student Banner Bearers for Ceremonies Faculty Banner Bearers for Ceremonies Library Banner Bearers for Ceremonies Presidential Mace | 14 Graduation Honors | 14 List of Graduate Degree Candidates | 15 List of Undergraduate Degree Candidates | 23 Receptions | 35 College Banners | 36 Academic Dress and Procession | 38 Seating Charts | 40

MISSION

As a public research university, Texas Tech advances knowledge through innovative and creative teaching, research, and scholarship. The university is dedicated to student success by preparing learners to be ethical leaders for a diverse and globally competitive workforce. The university is committed to enhancing the cultural and economic development of the state, nation, and world.

2 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

LAWRENCE E. SCHOVANEC, Ph.D. President; Professor of Mathematics and Statistics

MICHAEL L. GALYEAN, Ph.D. JOSEPH HEPPERT, Ph.D. Provost and Senior Vice President; Vice President for Research; Horn Professor; Thornton Chair in Animal and Food Sciences Professor of Chemistry

NOEL SLOAN, J.D., CPA CAROL SUMNER, Ed.D. Vice President for Administration & Finance, Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chief Financial Officer

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY SYSTEM CHANCELLOR / BOARD OF REGENTS

TEDD L. MITCHELL, M.D. MR. JOHN ESPARZA MR. MICKEY L. LONG Chancellor, Austin, Texas Midland, Texas Texas Tech University System MR. L. FREDERICK “RICK” FRANCIS MR. JOHN D. STEINMETZ MR. TIM LANCASTER El Paso, Texas Dallas, Texas Chairman Abilene, Texas MR. RONNIE HAMMONDS MR. JOHN B. WALKER Houston, Texas Houston, Texas MR. CHRISTOPHER M. HUCKABEE Vice Chairman MR. J. MICHAEL LEWIS MS. JANE GILMORE Fort Worth, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas

ACADEMIC OFFICERS

MARK SHERIDAN, Ph.D. W. BRENT LINDQUIST, Ph.D. LINDA C. HOOVER, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Graduate and Dean, College of Arts & Sciences; Dean, College of Human Sciences; Postdoctoral Affairs; Professor of Mathematics Professor of Restaurant, Hotel and Dean, Graduate School; Institutional Management Professor of Biology MARGARET L. WILLIAMS, Ph.D. Dean, Jerry S. Rawls College of DAVID D. PERLMUTTER, Ph.D. JACK NOWLIN, Ph.D., J.D. Business Administration Dean, College of Media & Communication; Dean, School of Law; Professor of Journalism and Professor of Law ROBIN LOCK, Ph.D. Electronic Media/Public Relations Acting Dean, College of Education; WILLIAM F. BROWN, Ph.D. Professor of Special Education NOEL ZAHLER, D.M.A. Dean, College of Agricultural Dean, J.T. & Margaret Talkington Sciences & Natural Resources; Professor, AL SACCO, JR., Ph.D. College of Visual & Performing Arts; Animal and Food Sciences Dean, Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Professor of Music College of ; JIM WILLIAMSON, M.Arch. Professor of Chemical Engineering BELLA KARR GERLICH, Ph.D. Dean, College of Architecture; Professor and Dean of Libraries Professor of Architecture MICHAEL SAN FRANCISCO, Ph.D. Dean, Honors College; Professor of Biology

DECEMBER 2018 3 ABOUT TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

ROM ITS VERY BEGINNING the Texas Tech University community has had a sense of destiny and an aware- ness of the impact it could and would have on Texas and the wider world. Originally namedF Texas Technological College, Texas Tech opened in 1925 with six buildings, four schools (Agriculture, Engineering, Home Economics, and Liberal Arts), and an enrollment of 914. Texas Tech grew rapidly after World War II, and in 1969 the Texas legislature approved a name change to Texas Tech University. In the years since, Texas Tech has grown to become the larg- est comprehensive higher education institution in the western two-thirds of the state. As the only campus in Texas that is home to a major university, law school, and medical school, the university is the major institution of higher edu- cation in a region larger than 46 of the nation’s 50 states. Today, Texas Tech continues to thrive, with more than 38,000 students enrolled in its 11 col- leges: Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resourc- es, Architecture, Arts & Sciences, Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration, Education, Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineer- ing, Honors College, Human Sciences, Media & Communication, J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts, and the Graduate School, as well as University Programs via the Provost’s Office. The institution’s goal is to enroll 40,000 students by 2020. Because of its educational scope and purpose, as well as the size of the region it serves, Texas Tech University operates in numerous Texas lo- cations beyond the Lubbock campus. In all, the Texas Tech University System—which includes Texas Tech University, Angelo State University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Cen- ter at El Paso—has more than 44,000 students enrolled.

4 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 5 6 INCE TEXAS TECH’S FIRST graduation ceremony in the spring of 1927, more than 200,000 undergraduate and graduate degrees have been awarded by the university. From these proud graduates Shave emerged captains of industry, world-re- nowned surgeons, noted authors, famous singers, acclaimed teachers and professors, attorneys, en- trepreneurs, agronomists, scientists, professional athletes, and countless others who have claimed positions of service and responsibility in a rapidly changing world. Texas Tech University graduates have governed states, flown in space, served as Presidential cabi- net members, won Olympic gold medals, served as ambassadors to foreign countries, acted on Broadway stages, won Pulitzer Prizes, served in Congress, led Fortune 500 companies, and been watched by millions on network television news. Not all graduates achieve fame and fortune in equal measure, but all Texas Tech graduates can point with pride to the solid academic prepa- ration they received and the personal connec- tions they made as Red Raiders. For beneath the spacious skies of West Texas and in the halls of brick and tile through which they strolled dur- ing their time on campus, generations of Texas Tech students have been provided a foundation for success that is without parallel. As they take their first steps into careers that will see many of them literally change the world, they can remem- ber with certainty one important fact about Texas Tech University: From here, it’s possible.

DECEMBER 2017 7 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Friday, December 14, 2018 3:00 p.m.

Presiding Dr. Lawrence Schovanec President, Texas Tech University

Processional* Texas Tech Commencement Band Dr. Sarah McKoin, Conductor

National Anthem Ms. Anissa Garcia Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Welcoming Remarks Mr. John Esparza Board of Regents, Texas Tech University System

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Commencement Address Mr. Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Former Chairman & CEO, General Motors Company; Chairman Emeritus, AT&T Inc.

Conferring of Degrees Dr. Lawrence Schovanec Dr. Michael Galyean Provost and Senior Vice President

Presentation of Bachelor’s Degree Candidates Dr. W. Brent Lindquist Dean, College of Arts & Sciences

Recognition of Outstanding Students Dr. Michael Galyean Class of 2018

Charge to the Graduates Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Alma Mater Mr. Gabriel Treviño (Words on Back Cover) Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Recessional* Texas Tech Commencement Band

* Please remain seated during the Processional and Recessional

8 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Friday, December 14, 2018 7:00 p.m.

Presiding Dr. Lawrence Schovanec President, Texas Tech University

Processional* Texas Tech Commencement Band Dr. Sarah McKoin, Conductor

National Anthem Mr. Fabian Griffith Graduating with a Master of Music

Welcoming Remarks Mr. John Walker Board of Regents, Texas Tech University System

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Commencement Address Mr. Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Former Chairman & CEO, General Motors Company; Chairman Emeritus, AT&T Inc.

Conferring of Degrees Dr. Lawrence Schovanec Dr. Michael Galyean Provost and Senior Vice President

Presentation of Doctoral and Dr. Mark Sheridan Master’s Degree Candidates Vice Provost for Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs; Dean, Graduate School

Recognition of Outstanding Students Dr. Michael Galyean Class of 2018

Charge to the Graduates Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Alma Mater Mr. Fabian Griffith (Words on Back Cover) Graduating with a Master of Music

Recessional* Texas Tech Commencement Band

* Please remain seated during the Processional and Recessional

DECEMBER 2018 9 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Saturday, December 15, 2018 9:00 a.m.

Presiding Dr. Lawrence Schovanec President, Texas Tech University

Processional* Texas Tech Commencement Band Dr. Sarah McKoin, Conductor

National Anthem Ms. Marissa Garcia Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Welcoming Remarks Mr. John Walker Board of Regents, Texas Tech University System

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Commencement Address Mr. Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Former Chairman & CEO, General Motors Company; Chairman Emeritus, AT&T Inc.

Conferring of Degrees Dr. Lawrence Schovanec Dr. Michael Galyean Provost and Senior Vice President

Presentation of Bachelor’s Degree Candidates Dr. Margaret Williams Dean, Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration Dr. William Brown Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Dr. Patrick Hughes (presenting University Studies and Wind Energy degrees) Associate Vice Provost for University Programs and Student Success Dr. Brian Steele Associate Dean, J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts

Recognition of Outstanding Students Dr. Michael Galyean Class of 2018

Charge to the Graduates Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Alma Mater Mr. Gabriel Treviño (Words on Back Cover) Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Recessional* Texas Tech Commencement Band

* Please remain seated during the Processional and Recessional

10 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Saturday, December 15, 2018 1:30 p.m.

Presiding Dr. Lawrence Schovanec President, Texas Tech University

Processional* Texas Tech Commencement Band Dr. Sarah McKoin, Conductor

National Anthem Ms. Marissa Garcia Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Welcoming Remarks Mr. Tim Lancaster Chairman, Board of Regents, Texas Tech University System

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Commencement Address Mr. Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. Former Chairman & CEO, General Motors Company; Chairman Emeritus, AT&T Inc.

Conferring of Degrees Dr. Lawrence Schovanec Dr. Michael Galyean Provost and Senior Vice President

Presentation of Bachelor’s Degree Candidates Dr. Al Sacco, Jr. Dean, Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering Dr. Michael San Francisco Dean, Honors College Dr. Robin Lock Acting Dean, College of Education Prof. Jim Williamson Dean, College of Architecture Dr. Tim Dodd Associate Dean, College of Human Sciences Dr. David Perlmutter Dean, College of Media & Communication

Recognition of Outstanding Students Dr. Michael Galyean Class of 2018

Charge to the Graduates Dr. Lawrence Schovanec

Alma Mater Ms. Jordan Sanchez (Words on Back Cover) Graduating with a Bachelor of Music

Recessional* Texas Tech Commencement Band

* Please remain seated during the Processional and Recessional

DECEMBER 2018 11 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

d Whitacre, Jr. joined General Motors as chairman when the Enew company launched in July 2009, and held that position until the end of December 2010. He also served as chief executive officer from December 2009 through August 2010. In his expand- ed leadership role, Whitacre set a clear vision for GM: Design, build, and sell the world’s best vehicles.

As chairman and CEO of AT&T from 1990 until retiring in June 2007, Whitacre led then-SBC Communications (SBC) on a disci- plined growth strategy and through a series of industry-changing mergers and acquisitions, including the 2005 acquisition of AT&T Corp., after which the company adopted the venerable name, AT&T Inc. (AT&T).

Under Whitacre’s leadership, SBC made significant domestic and international investments. In addition, SBC established several groundbreaking strategic partnerships with companies such as Yahoo! and Echostar, enabling SBC to set the pace for DSL sales as well as enter the video market. SBC joined with BellSouth to create Cingular Wireless, which in 2004 acquired AT&T Wireless. SBC and the new AT&T have been repeatedly named by Fortune magazine as the most admired telecommunications company in America and the world. Forbes magazine named AT&T “Com- pany of the Year” for 2006.

Whitacre previously served as a member of The Business Council, the President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee, and the boards of the Institute for International Economics, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation, Exxon Mobil Corporation, and the PGA Tour.

Born on November 4, 1941 in Ennis, Texas, he graduated from Texas Tech University in 1964 with a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering. He began his career with Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in 1963 as a facility engineer in Lubbock, Texas.

Whitacre’s leadership extends into the community, where he has been actively involved with the , the Board of Regents of Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and United Way.

In recognition of his commitment to business and community, Whitacre was named one of the Top 25 Executives of the Year by BusinessWeek. He also has earned a number of awards for his contributions to business and civic affairs, including the Corporate Leadership Award from the National Minority Supplier Development Council and the Obelisk Leadership Award.

His book, “American Turnaround — Reinventing AT&T and GM and the Way We Do Business in the USA,” with Leslie Cauley, was released in February 2013.

He holds an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas, and an honor- ary Doctor of Laws from University of the Pacific in Stockton, California.

Mr. Whitacre is married to Linda Whitacre, and they have two married daughters and four grandchildren.

12 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CONVOCATIONS COMMITTEE COLLEGE READERS STUDENT BANNER BEARERS Ms. Heidi Winkler, Chair College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Dr. Courtney D Gibson, Co-Chair Resources – Dr. Erica Irlbeck Resources – Ms. Rachel Little Mr. Ian Barba College of Architecture – Mr. David Isern College of Architecture – Ms. Allison Brown Ms. Shelley Barba College of Arts & Sciences – Mr. Jacob M. Baum College of Arts & Sciences – Dr. Jorge Iber Ms. Caroline Gressett Dr. Shane Blum Rawls College of Business Administration – Dr. Rhonda Boros Rawls College of Business Administration – Dr. Valerie Borum Mr. Derrick Ginter Ms. Kasey Self Dr. Alec Cattell College of Education – Dr. Peggy Johnson College of Education – Ms. Samantha Sharer Ms. Luciana C. Cavazos Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering – Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering – Dr. Julie Chang Dr. Tewodros Ghebrab Dr. Danny Choi Ms. Carli Cassel Mr. Don Collier Graduate School – Dr. Bill Gelber Graduate School – Dr. Fanni Coward Honors College – Dr. Tewodros Ghebrab Ms. Kembra Albracht-Schulte Dr. John A. Dawson College of Human Sciences – College of Human Sciences – Mr. Jacob Gurock Dr. Audra Day Honors College Ms. Esther De Leon Dr. Bill Gustafson Ms. Amiee Dixon College of Media & Communication – 3:00 p.m. – Ms. Anna Zimmerman Prof. Genevieve Durham Dr. Todd Chambers 9:00 a.m. – Ms. Katherine Holder Dr. Nadia Flores 1:30 p.m. – Ms. Kyleigh Richardson University Programs and Wind Energy – Ms. Jordan Frierson College of Media & Communication – Dr. Kristi Gaines Mr. Matthew Saldaña Ms. Alexandra Oscarson Dr. Michael Giesselmann Talkington College of Visual & Mr. Ben Haugland University Programs – Mr. Derek Fairweather Dr. Vijay Hegde Performing Arts – Dr. Carolyn Cruse Talkington College of Visual & Ms. Laura Heinz Performing Arts – Ms. Paige Nolan Dr. Annette Hernandez ADMINISTRATIVE Ms. Markicia Horton REPRESENTATIVES FACULTY BANNER BEARERS Dr. Catherine Jai College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Mr. Jesse Jou 3:00 p.m. – Alessandra Corsi, Ph.D. Ms. Jessica Kirschner Resources – Ms. Savannah Chambers Assistant Professor of , Dr. Belinda Kleinhans College of Architecture – College of Arts & Sciences Dr. Erin Marie Legacey Ms. Anna Martinez-Lopez and 7:00 p.m. – Courtney Meyers, Ph.D. Dr. Jonathan Marks Associate Professor of Agricultural Education Dr. Barent McCool Ms. Amy Peterman Ms. Sheon Montgomery College of Arts & Sciences – and Communication, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Dr. Mark Moore Ms. Kymberli Saldaña Mr. Damian Pantoya 9:00 a.m. – Lora Deahl, Ph.D. Dr. Michelle Pearson Rawls College of Business Administration – Professor of Piano and Keyboard Literature, Ms. Gabi Perez-Hunt Ms. Geleah Sharp J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Mr. Tom Rohrig College of Education – Ms. Karen Noles Visual & Performing Arts Dr. Jhones Sarturi Ms. Courtney Seely Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering – 1:30 p.m. – Stephen Bayne, Ph.D. Dr. Walter Smith Ms. Tonette Rittenberry Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Ms. Stephanie Soto Graduate School – Ms. Vanessa Bara and and Associate Chair for Graduate Studies, Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering Ms. Carrye Syma Ms. Katie Chapman Mr. Jake Syma Dr. Marcus Tanner Honors College – Ms. Cheyenne Belew LIBRARY BANNER BEARERS Dr. Leslie Thompson College of Human Sciences – 3:00 p.m.– Mr. Joshua Salmans Dr. Susan Tomlinson Ms. Ashlee Brown Mr. Von Venhuizen 9:00 a.m. – Ms. Camille Thomas Dr.Jian Wang College of Media & Communication – 1:30 p.m. – Ms. Sara Schumacher Mr. Seth Warren-Crow Ms. Julia Heard Witt Dr. Richard Watson University Programs – Ms. Kacey Marshall Dr. Lynn Whitfield This program is an unofficial list of Fall 2018 Ms. Feruzan I Williams and Ms. Rachel Frazier graduates and should not be used to determine Dr. Aliza Wong Talkington College of Visual & a student’s academic or degree status. The actual Ms. Kiley Yonavich Performing Arts – Ms. Kathy Nordstrom award of honors reflected on a student’s diploma will be determined by the student’s final academic PROGRAM average. The university’s official registry for con- MUSIC ENSEMBLE ferral of degrees is the student’s permanent aca- This program was produced by the Office of The commencement music ensemble is demic record kept by the Office of the Registrar. comprised of students from the Texas Tech the Provost in cooperation with the Convo- University School of Music under the direc- cation Committee and the Office of Official tion of Dr. Sarah McKoin. Their participation Publications at Texas Tech University, Garrett is funded through the auspices of the Office of McKinnon, Director, and Lindsay Hallowell, the President, Texas Tech University. Administrator.

DECEMBER 2018 13 PRESIDENTIAL MACE

ROWNED BY A FLAME symbolizing the Light of Knowledge, the Texas Tech University Presidential Mace is the sym- bolic staff of the power and authority of the university. It is constructed of lathed and molded bronze that has been rubbed with a layer of 24K gold. The school crest is presented on either side directly under the flame. Hand-rubbed black walnut hasC been used for the connecting shafts. The mace was designed by Professor Robly A. Glover in the School of Art. Professor Glover’s artwork is on display throughout the and included in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, The Yale Collection, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

MACE BEARERS

Graduate School Ceremony

7:00 P.M., DECEMBER 14...... TRENT SELTZER PH.D. Associate Professor of Public Relations, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies College of Media & Communication

Undergraduate Ceremonies

3:00 P.M., DECEMBER 14...... BENJAMIN OWEN, PH.D. Professor of Physics and Astronomy College of Arts & Sciences

9:00 A.M., DECEMBER 15...... PETER WESTFALL, PH.D. James and Marguerite Niver and Paul Whitfield Horn Professor of Statistics Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration

Professor Robly A. Glover carries the Presidential Mace 1:30 P.M., DECEMBER 15...... KUHN PARK, M.ARCH. he designed for Texas Tech University Associate Professor of Architecture College of Architecture

GRADUATION HONORS

Graduating seniors who have maintained an overall 4.0 GPA include the following:

Carli R. Cassel Maria Del Carmen Guerrero Sheedeh Motamedi Jayme Danielle Schumacher Brooke Gabrielle Denesik Chandler Court Harrison Alexandra Kristina Oscarson Kasey Amanda Self Erica B. Donnelly Lacey Nicole Jesko Megan Ryan Pate Samantha Jayne Sharer Lauren Elisabeth Edwards James Keenan Judge Colleen Elizabeth Pert Kaleb S. Teverbaugh Omar Diab El Arab Rachel Sosebee Little Thi Ha Giang Phan Adan Noel Tijerina Chad Ryan Evans Lauryn Shay Lusher Daniel Blaine Powell Megan M. Tupa Derek Fairweather Louisa McCabe Sydney Nicole Reagan Lan Ventura Kathryn Cox Farrell Gerardo Tueme Mendoza Lexie Ann Schaefer Renae Jean White Caroline Elizabeth Gressett Jacy Lyn Mitchell Paige Hannah Schick Jeffrey Nichols Wise

14 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATE DEGREES

The doctoral degree is the most advanced earned degree conferred by American institutions of higher learning. The doctorate usu- ally represents prolonged periods of advanced study culminating in a dissertation intended to contribute substantially to the body of knowledge on the subject. The most widely sought doctorate is the , which no longer has an implication of philosophy as the major field of study but represents advanced research in any of the major fields of knowledge. The master’s degree is an academic honor bestowed upon students who have successfully completed work beyond the baccalaure- ate. Both a thesis and an oral examination are usually but not always required. When applicable, the graduate’s thesis topic is listed.

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Ashwin Ravichandran Dissertation: Predicting Interaction AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATION Parameters of Thermodynamic Models Erin Kirsten Gorter AND EDUCATION from Simulations: Bridging Classical and Dissertation: Exploration of Global Perspectives, Gipsy Eliana Bocanegra Ochoa Molecular Thermodynamics Major Professors Teacher Passion, and Professional Commitment Dissertation: The Effectiveness of Social Media : Chau-Chyun Chen and of Second Stage Agriculture Teachers in the as a Teaching Tool with Millennials Rayesh Khara Western United States Major Professor: Todd Brashears Naureen Shoukatali Suteria Major Professors: Scott Burris and Julie Harlin Magogo Juma Riziki Dissertation: Microfluidic Manometry and Leigha Dyan Pate Dissertation: Price Transmission and Integration Rheology of Complex Fluids Major Professor Dissertation: A Qualitative Study of of African Indigenous Vegetables Markets: The : Siva Vanapalli Agricultural Lessons Used by Texas Case of Narok and Kajiado Counties, Kenya Md Jasim Uddin Teachers in Elementary Classrooms Major Professor: David Lawver Dissertation: Allergen-free Pollen Shell as a Major Professor: Scott Burris Cheryl Angela Williams Novel Biomaterial for Oral Vaccine Delivery: Development, Characterization in Vivo HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION Dissertation: How Gender Groups Respond to Training in Reduction of Post-harvest Efficacy and Mechanistic Insight Joel Franklin Dykstra Loss Reduction of Cassava: A Mixed Major Professor: Harvinder Singh Gill Dissertation: Pre and Post Entry Factors that Methods Study of Dewein and Senjeh Songjing Yan Affect Persistence at a Military Junior College Districts in Bomi County, Liberia Dissertation: Applications of Passive Sampling Major Professor: Fred Hartmeister Major Professor: Amy Boren Alpizar Technology in HOCs Contaminated Sediment Management and Remediation DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS BIOLOGY Major Professor: Danny Reible Howard M. Huynh Sterling Hunter Fry Dissertation: Taxonomic Delimitation and Natural CHEMISTRY Dissertation: Teaching Beginning Saxophonists: History of some Mammals in Atlantic Canada Xiaoxia Gong The Pedagogical Approach of Five Middle Major Professor: Caleb Phillips Dissertation: Development of Low School Band Directors in Texas Temperature Desorption/Ionization Major Professor: David Dees Sumit Mukherjee Dissertation: Understanding the Role of Ergosterol Mass Spectrometry for Organic Molecules Lucas Kristian Halley Synthesis in Leishmania Major Stress Responses Analysis from Exhaled Breath and Surfaces Dissertation Major Professor : Models of Successful Saxophone Major Professor: Kai Zhang : Gerardo Gamez Studio Teaching: Three Interviews on Background, Veronica Jane Lyons Process, and Teaching Philosophy Jennifer Rae Wallace-Smith Dissertation: The Study of the Role of the Major Professor: David Dees Dissertation: Overexpression of RCA and AVP1 in Cotton Enhances Drought-, Heat-, Human Transferrin Receptor (CD71) in Chong Wang and Salt-tolerance Affinity Cell Separations for Pan-cancer Dissertation : A New Training Technique for Using Major Professor: Hong Zhang Diagnosis and Subsequent Analyeses the Bel Canto Method to Sing Chinese Songs Major Professor: Dimitri Pappas Major Professor: Gerald Dolter CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Josmalen Milagros Ramos-Lewis Yifan Hao Dissertation: Pericyclic Reactions and Dissertation: Association Nonrandom Two Pseudopericyclic Reactions: A Study Liquid Segment Activity Coefficient Model of [1,5]-Sigmatropic Rearrangements Major Professor: Chau-Chyun Chen in a Constrained System Major Professor: David Birney

DECEMBER 2018 15 GRADUATE CANDIDATES

Jayan Sathpura Pahan Ukwatta Lesa Newman Presley Rachael Karen Phillips Dissertation: Comparative Physiological and Dissertation: The Use of Evidence-based Dissertation: Implicit Impact: An Transcriptomic Analysis Reveals the Salt Instructional Practices in the Context of Experimental Study of Subtle Gender Tolerance Mechanisms in Sorghum Undergraduate Biology: A Case Study Bias in Undergraduate Teacher Candidates [Sorghum Bicolor (L.) Moench] Major Professor: Aaron Zimmerman Major Professor: Kamau Siwatu Major Professor : Huazhong Shi Laura Beth Schisler Richelle Denise Whittaker Dissertation: Teaching Engineering Dissertation: Exploring Factors that Predict CIVIL ENGINEERING Self-efficacy of Elementary Teachers African-American Middle and High School Ritesh Sevanthi Dilipan Major Professor: Walter Smith Boys’ Academic Engagement Dissertation : Sustainable Resource Recovery Major Professor: Kamau O. Siwatu in a Closed Loop System Tracee Ann Tomlinson Major Professor: Andrew Jackson Dissertation: Navigating the Early College Haeni Alecia Young High School Experience: An Exploration of Dissertation: The Relationship Between COMPUTER SCIENCE Social Capital on College Readiness of Preservice Teachers’ Motivational Beliefs Mario Alberto Pitalua Rodriguez Underrepresented Students in a High and Commitment to the Teaching Profession School in the Southwest Region Major Professor: Kamau O. Siwatu Dissertation: Dynamic Clustering and Major Professor: Jeong-Hee Kim Visualization of Variable Diffusion in Big Data ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Major Professor: Susan Mengel Sheri L. Warren Dissertation: Bringing Best Practices for Kevin Lee Matlock COUNSELOR EDUCATION Special Education Transition Services to Dissertation: Algorithms Addressing Brandy Anne Mounts Low Population Areas Heterogeneity in Anti-cancer Drug Sensitivity Prediction Studies Dissertation: The Influence of Education Major Professor: Shirley Matteson Major Professor: Ranadip Pal Regarding the International Adoption William Todd Witt Process in United States Adoptive Parents Dissertation: Effect of a Standards Based ENGLISH Major Professor: Loretta Bradley Informal Science Experience on Chen Chen Wendy Marie Risner Elementary Science Learning Dissertation: Your Emergency Contact Has Dissertation Major Professor: Walter Smith : Non-suicidal Self-injury: Experienced an Emergency: Poems and Your Self-efficacy of Secondary School Counselors Minju Yi Grief is Also Your Resistance: Essays Major Professor : Charles Crews Dissertation: Influence of van Hiele Major Professor: Curtis Bauer Logan Brooke Winkelman Theory-based Interventions on Elementary Joya Andaleeb Mannan Dissertation Preservice Teachers’ Knowledge and Practice : University Career Counselors’ Dissertation: Colonial and Post-colonial of Teaching 2-Dimensional Shapes: A Mixed Perceptions of Counseling International Students Adaptations of Shakespeare in the Methods Study Major Professor: Charles Crews Bengal and Indian Regions Major Professors: Jian Wang and Raymond Flores Major Professor: Kanika Batra COUPLE, MARRIAGE, AND FAMILY THERAPY ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY Syed Muhammad Ishraque Osman Natali Gonzalez Castañeda Juliette Teresa Jordan Dissertation: Essays in Labor and Dissertation: Surviving Sex Trafficking: Dissertation: Determination of Carbon International Economics A Coping Journey Nanotubes Effects on Plant Phenotype, Plant Major Professor: Jan Duras Major Professor: Jaclyn D. Cravens Physiology and Bollworm Development Cody Robert Heath Hongjie Qiang Major Professor: Jaclyn Cañas-Carrell Dissertation Dissertation: The Relation Between “Outness” : Three Essays on Pricing Strategies Michelle Marie McManus Major Professor: Michael Noel and Resilience among Sexual Minority Youth: Dissertation: Neonicotinoid in the The Moderating Effects of Family Support Aquatic Environment EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Major Professor: Jaclyn D. Cravens Major Professor: Jaclyn Cañas-Carrell Audrey Beth Heron CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Dissertation: Exploring Relationships Between Kelsey Nicole Thompson Dissertation Audrey Christine Meador Student Perceptions in the Distance Learning : In Search of Biomarkers of Acid Rock Drainage: Assessment of the Impact Dissertation: Environmental Variables for Environment and Affective, Cognitive, and of Mining Activities and Remediation on STEM Degree Interest and Goal Persistence: Motivational Learning Outcomes Microbial Communities in Fresh and Examining the Experiences of Minority Major Professor: William Lam Brackish Water Ecosystems Students in the Rural Context Shari Ann Kvashny Major Professor: Gregory Mayer Major Professor: Shirley Matteson Dissertation: Principal Perceptions of School Psychologists Roles and Responsibilities in Texas Schools Major Professor: Tara Stevens

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FAMILY AND CONSUMER INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCE EDUCATION Hoyeol Kim Alexander Moe Shelliann Barnum Dissertation: Investigation on Compatibility of Dissertation: “Are you hurt or are you injured?”: Dissertation: The Value of Family and Additive Based Remanufacturing for Explaining the Effects of Narrative Communica- Consumer Sciences Programs in the AISI 4140 Alloy Steel Substrate: Bonding tion Toward Underlying Normative Sentiments Public-school Curriculum in Utah: Behavior and Failure Mechanism Pertaining to Health Perspectives within A State-wide Research Project Major Professor: Hong Chao Zhang the Sport of Football Major Professor: Karen Alexander Major Professor: R. Glenn Cummins MATHEMATICS Amanda Kathleen Holland D Mudiyanselage Pansujee Vidwanshani NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES Dissertation: Family and Consumer Sciences Dissanayaka Kembra Dawn Albracht-Schulte Teachers’ Perceptions Pertaining to their Dissertation: Statistical Analysis of Dissertation: Hepatoprotective Mechanisms of Recruitment, Confidence, and Binocular Eye Gaze Trajectories Eicosapentaenoic Acid in High-fat Fed Mice Persistence in the Profession Major Professor: Jingyong Su and Identification of Biomarkers for Major Professor: Karen Alexander Manjari Dissanayake Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Morgan Eliese House in Humans Dissertation: An Empirical Saddlepoint Dissertation: Determining the Educational Needs Major Professor: Naima Moustaid-Moussa Approximation Method for Smoothing and Attitudes of Nursing Home Professionals in Survival Functions Under Interval-censoring Yujiao Zu Dealing with the Sexuality of their Residents and Classification of C. Elegans using Functional Dissertation: Anti-obesity Effects of Adipose- Major Professor: Barbara Allison Data Analysis Methods targeting Resveratrol Nanocarriers Natalie Dawn Knesek Major Professor: Alex Trindade Major Professor: Shu Wang Dissertation: An Investigation of Family and Consumer Sciences Educators’ Perceptions MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING of Sibling Aggression and Bullying Zhonglue Hu Eakamon Oumtrakool Major Professor: Karen Alexander Dissertation: Controllable Nanoshaping of Dissertation: Three Essays on the Time Use Metallic Glass through Thermoplastic Drawing and Well-being of Retirees GEOSCIENCES Major Professor: Golden Kumar Major Professor: Charlene Kalenkoski Nicholas Houston Smith Amar Kamalnayan Patel PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Dissertation: A Sensitivity Study on Wind Dissertation: A Study on Navigation and Yao Zhang Ramp Events in the Columbia River Basin Locomotion of Undulatory Micro-locomotors: Major Professor: Brian Ancell A Study Inspired by Caenorhabditis Elegans Dissertation: Air Injection EOR and its Major Professor: Jerzy Blawzdziewicz Application in Shale Oil Reservoirs HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH Major Professor: James Sheng Al Maqsudur Rashid Christine Self Dissertation: Estimation of Absorbed Dose Dissertation: Parent-College Student PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCE to Adipose Tissue from Full Field Digital Conversations about Sexual Violence Vimal Kumar Balasubramanian Mammogram Using Monte-Carlo Simulation Major Professors: Valerie Paton and Dissertation: Understanding the Genetic Major Professor: Hanna Moussa Fred Hartmeister Factors Involved in Cell Wall Biosynthesis Ming Xu and Biomass Production HOSPITALITY ADMINISTRATION Dissertation: Simulation-based Assessment Major Professor: Venugopal Mendu Helena Alexandria Williams for Biomechanical Behavior of Scoliotic Jaspreet Kaur Human Thoracolumbar Spine Dissertation: Sustainable Gastro-tourism Dissertation: Explaining the Dynamics of Major Professor: James Yang Destination Development Rare Plant Populations by Coupling Climatic, Major Professor: Natalia Velikova Kailiang Zhang Edaphic and Microbial Constraints Dissertation: Transapical Coaptation Plate Major Professor: Jyotsna Sharma HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND for Functional Mitral Regurgitation: FAMILY STUDIES An In-vitro Study SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING Chinagorom Akwugo Duru Major Professor: Zhaoming He MANAGEMENT Dissertation: Socio-Emotional and Cognitive Armando Elizondo Noriega Outcomes of Children Born Preterm Dissertation: A Dynamic Cost of Quality Study and Low Birth Weight of Innovation in an Industrial Environment Major Professor: Wonjung Oh Major Professors: Mario Beruvides and Yaolin Pei David Güemes-Castorena Dissertation: Children’s Educational Disparity, Intergenerational Relationships, and Older Adults’ Psychological Well-being in Rural China Major Professor: Jean Pearson Scott

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Robert Tyler McClary MASTER OF AGRIBUSINESS HERITAGE AND MUSEUM SCIENCES Dissertation: Systemic Archetype for Mary Failla Shannon Kelsey Carr High Reliability Organizations Jose Benjamin Gomez Mayorquin Andrew Scott DeJesse Major Professors: Mario Beruvides and Brooke Camille Johnson Thesis: Designing a Provenance Evaluation Jamie Cantu Ashton Marie Katusak System for the Antiquities Market Oluwatosin Ogundare Ganesh Natarajan Ivana Alejandra Montenegro Dissertation: An Analysis of Electrocardiograms Pierre Emmanuel Koue Nibaud Jessica Elizabeth Stepp in Developing Statistical Learning Models for Thesis: The Viability of 3D Technologies to Instantaneous Sleep Quality and Sleep Increase Access to Museum Collections Potential Prediction MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE John-Henry Richard Voss Thesis Major Professor: Dongping Du Samuel Antonio Angel : Museum Collections Management with Google and GIS Linh Ngoc Phan Alejandro D. Arroyo Hannah Joan Wilson Dissertation: Confirmatory Research of Phyre Quickly Burns William Giovanni Cormier Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis HISTORY for the 1945-2017 Era Ashleigh T. Daniel Michael Scott Dennis Major Professor: Mario Beruvides Juan Ricardo De Leon Ryan Philip Andre Dumas Thesis: Plowshares in Swords: The Reactivation Matthew B. Phelps Ian Michael duPont of the Iowa Class Battleships in the 1980s Dissertation : Hailstone and Freezer Iceball Joshua Emmanuel Evans Philip Webster Mechanics and Damage Profiles Joshua Dillon Hafel Thesis: Australian Armor in Vietnam: To What Major Professors : Clifford B. Fedler and Taylor Alexis Hanttula Extent Was It Critical? Milton L. Smith Faith Ann Hardcastle Maureen August Short Stephanie Lynn Helmberger INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Dissertation: Bias and its Effect on Jorge Adan Ituarte-Arreola Taylor Willson Fidler Situation Awareness Oluwaseyi Emmanuel Mafi Jacob Levi Gore Major Professor: Mario Beruvides Nicole Michelle Nations D'Ann Holubec William Logan Patton Jacquelyn L Manz Naveen Tiruvengadam Matthew Jeva Roye Dissertation: Verification of the Adaptation of Salvador Tito Sanchez LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Total Productivity Management to Financial Rodolfo Sigala Zubia Sumaia Ahmed Aldubaikhi Data for Firm-level Productivity Evaluation Ghadi Matouq Alkabkabi Major Professor: Mario Beruvides MASTER OF ART EDUCATION MASS COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION AND RHETORIC Christina Moorehead Brandt Karla Estefanía Acero Vergara Carrie Paige Hubbard Gates Ernesto J. Castillo Patricia R. Fausset Candace Yvette Printz Abby Elizabeth Hill Dissertation : The Image and the Outbreak: Marisa Danyelle Hohensee An Epidemiological Approach to Visual, Textual Katherine Kalka and Content Analysis of a Photomicrograph MASTER OF ARTS Lila Helen Lowe of the Ebola Virus as Presented to Digital Joseph Michael Allen Marcades Audiences Across Multiple Genres and COMMUNICATION STUDIES Alexander Olshansky Cultures During a Global Health Crisis Taylor Marie Bingham Thesis: Conspiracy Theorizing and Religious Major Professor: Kelli Cargile-Cook Ma. Angela San Luis Labador Motivated Reasoning: Why the Earth Sarah Elizabeth Martin Thesis: A Critical Examination of ‘Must’ Be Flat Dissertation: UX for Mission Readiness: An Decolonization and Cultural Transition Jaycee Ellen Syra Ecological, User-centered Design Approach Austin Tyson T'Nay Jordyn Taylor to U.S. Government Acquisition Elizabeth Jasmine Ureño Frank Jordan Michelle Warren Major Professor: Brian Still Thesis: Critical Examinations of Cultural Maurice L. Washington Identity, Communication, and Empowerment MiKenna Leigh Williams WIND SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING in Multicultural Contexts Hannah Michele Woodfin Changda Feng Callie Leigh Yardley Dissertation: Estimations of Building Response EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY to Stationary and Nonstationary Winds with Ashley Alexandra Garcia PHILOSOPHY Consideration of Inelastic and Aeroelastic Effects Sage Maliepaard Christopher M. Corbin Major Professors: Xinzhong Chen and Daan Liang Mohammad Amin Rabinia Thesis: Privacy in Information Technology

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PSYCHOLOGY MASTER OF BUSINESS Troy Joseph Tobey Daisy Marie Aceves ADMINISTRATION Andrew Louis Venincasa Christian Ryan Walker Alexandra Claire Brown Lilly Lucia Adame Kiyra Alexandra Laine Crooks Harrington Paige Walter Anthony Enmanuel Aguilar Ardiles Matthew Braden Wersonske Hossein Eslami Jildardo Arias Lauren A. Pascarella Justin Lee White Corey Bryan Beasley Ryan Michael Wombough Thesis: Mother-Child Discrepancies on Kendra Isom Burris Children’s Anxiety Symptoms: Relations Peyton Ward Cannedy with Maternal Depression, Anxiety, and George Cao MASTER OF EDUCATION Time Spent with the Child Emily Elizabeth Carlson Taylor Randall Ramler Dennis Ramon Carrizales COUNSELOR EDUCATION Nicole Elyse Seymour Michelle Leigh Carson Dyan Lee Covington Thesis: Bondage and Discipline, Dominance and Drew Ryan Carter Troy Don Odom Submission, and Sadomasochism Activity and Nicholas Thomas Diminture Andrew Clark Pacanowski Thwarted Interpersonal Needs: The Moderating Brandon Isaac Edminster Timothy Wayne Wheeler Role of Disclosure Stephen C. Erdmann Charles Hudson Fisher CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION ROMANCE LANGUAGES Whitney D. Frazier Reagan LaRoy Doyal Daniela Macias Jeremy Nathaniel Frisa Mellanei S. Gentry Maria Laura Rieder Sanjurjo Jose Carlos Gonzalez Ronessa Dewana Hollingsworth Peyton Travis Grant Tedka Sheneek McDonald SOCIOLOGY Kirk Lane Griffin Cathrine Nicki Prenot Chelsey Nichole Tucker Christopher Berkay Hall Laura Ashli Quile Thesis: Fundamentalism and Hate: A Look Brandi Sue Harris at Fundamentalist Evangelical Christianity Benjamin Jay Hart EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP and Islamophobia Robert Bryan Ioppolo Marissa L. Cormier Jarrod Lloyd Jones STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION AND DyAna Marie Kerr EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY INNOVATION Monica Lezlie Knox Bridget Sue Morgan Katrina Sharlene Barrilleaux Evan Edward Langston Evelyn Valenzuela Elizabeth Rose Campbell Thu Anh Le Amy Elizabeth Clayborn Brice Adrian Letcher INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY Amy Sue Donnerberg Sophie Ray Loika Abby Breanne Dye Isabella Macy Luna Cheryl Marie Butler Jessica Alece Evans Everardo John Macias Brian Dean Enderson Desirae Ann Favela Andrew Ameche Maduneme Andrea Dreyer Forest Sarah Leanne Fullwood Srinidhi Marka Tiegh Layne Henderson Rhiannon Michelle Harrison James Jared Mayers Lorian Nicole Hopcus Michael Sean McCabe SPECIAL EDUCATION Caitlin Elizabeth Jones Cristian Eduardo Millares-Rosiles Isabel Aragon Frances Grace La Rue Nicole Michelle Nations Tabitha Sims Ash Melissa Martinez Garrett Walker Ocon Kristin Barbour Robert Leonard Meier Brian David Ratcliffe Madison Michelle Bible Michael Ernest Montez Taylor Renee Reasoner Sarah Danielle Boswell Katherine D. Montgomery Ryan Douglas Roach Bailey Ann Brittingham Christopher Murrell Angelica Maria Rodriguez-Widman Casey Wallace Brown Ainsley Williams Nelson Daniel Olufisayo Rosiji Crystal Lynn Burns Samantha Jeanne Nicks Rodolfo Benjiman Samarripas Kimberly April Camacho Lisa Gayle Rampy Isaac Leon Scott Jeremy Michael Coleman Wesley Taylor Smith Garret Michael Seghers Patrice Zonae Cookhorne Zoé Michele Villanueva Billy Van Seibel Audra Dor'Anne Davis Jeremy Mark Windham Ryan Michael Smith Kelsey Marie de la Torre Blake Alan Steadman Haley D'Ann Deaver Taylor TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION Tori Catherine Sypert Kathryn Alisse DeLange Victoria Lynn O'Hara Zachary Thomas Tatum Kelleen Marie Donahue

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Michelle Beth Dunnam MASTER OF MUSIC ARCHITECTURE Pamela Winningham Earwood EDUCATION Maryam Kouhirostami Karen René Ford Kevin Michael Still Thesis: Natural Ventilation through Window Shari Lynn Forsythe (CFD Analysis Cross Ventilation of Asymmetric Lana Jane Foss Thesis: Comparing Rehearsal Preparation Practices between Experienced and Opening: Impact of Wind Direction and Erin Elizabeth Franklin Louvers Design) Megan Elizabeth Fulbright Novice Band Directors Molly Elizabeth Gamboa ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE Hector Jaylon Garza MASTER OF PUBLIC Kelley Margaret Murphy Sarah Elizabeth Gonzalez ADMINISTRATION Thesis: Assessing Lightning Risk in Emily Marie Grundy Vulnerable Outdoor Environments Amber Rigby Hand Christopher James O'Dell Jacob Tyler Vancil Sarah Dylan Handley Nafiseh Shah Hosseini Thesis: Identification of Downdraft Generated Bailey Marie Huckins Wai Sum Stephanie Wong Near-surface Vertical Vorticity Using TTUKa Ashley Dawn Jones Radar Data and Idealized Numerical Simulations Sarah Land Kelsi Nicole Laningham MASTER OF SCIENCE BIOENGINEERING Jennifer Erin Liles Patrick Michel Dumas Melanie Beatriz Luna AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED Tabrisha A. McCoy ECONOMICS BIOLOGY Stacey Jackson Mullane Aura Estefania Lujan Padilla Meagan N. Oldigs Barclay Wayne White Haley Jean Hale Loyda Cristina Phipps Elizabeth Jeannine Rogers Frances Amie Sanchez AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS Thesis: Seasonal Flexibility in Lipid Metabolism Winnie LaVonne Schoeneberg Delaney Leann Howell in Brazilian Free-tailed Bats Ashlea Nicole Shierry Kayla Marie Jennings Michelle Lee Sutton Thesis: Testing the Effects of Values in Beef BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth Louise Tidwell Messaging on Purchasing Behavior Andrew David Augustine Andrea Lauren Ward Lauren Elizabeth LaGrande Kyle Ryan Bell Demarius Washington Thesis: Trust in Agricultural Messages: Allison Christian Yeomans A Moment-to-Moment Analysis COMPUTER SCIENCE Blair Eden McCowen Abdullah Ejaz Thesis: Identifying Media Content Yan Mu MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL Preferences Among Individuals in Khalid Talal Mursi ENGINEERING the Cooperative Cotton Industry Amitsingh Chandansingh Pardeshi Darby Rae Adams Katherine Grace McKinley Geoffrey Rathina Pandi Shelby Mae Cason Rexanna Elizabeth Powers Ruonan Wu Carli Renee Cassel Thesis: Consumer Knowledge of and Praneeth Yerramothu Willingness to Pay for Shell Eggs with Animal Welfare-related Labels DATA SCIENCE MASTER OF FINE ARTS Kevin Andrew Harmon AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION Zachary Lee McNutt ART Tanner L. Choate-Kiker Berihun Mebratie Mekonnen Amy Kim Thesis: An Evaluation of the Agricultural Educators Mentor Program in Texas FAMILY AND CONSUMER THEATRE ARTS Amy Marie Kress SCIENCE EDUCATION Anthony Clay Burton Allissa Jamie Huffaker Kevan Bryan Dunkelberg ANIMAL SCIENCES Maggy Jayne Mulholland Lucas Barbosa Kondratovich Thesis: Effects of Fibrolytic Enzyme on Ruminal FOOD SCIENCE MASTER OF MUSIC Fermentation Characteristics of Beef Steers Fed Savannah Jayne Forgey Fabian Edwin Griffith High- and Low-quality Growing Diets Thesis: Presence of Presumptive and Jill Lynn Grove Cesar Augusto Sepulveda Cossio Antimicrobial Resistant Shiga-toxin Brittany Lynn Hoff Thesis: Effect of Cooking Method and Quality Producing Escherichia coli and Salmonella Grade on the Juiciness, Tenderness, and Isolated from Sheep During Harvest in Flavor of Beef Strip Loin Steaks Honduras After Food Safety Training Aaron Robert Teixeira

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FORENSIC SCIENCE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING Thy Thanh Nguyen Samuel M. Brito Amber Monique Castro Thesis: A Novel Method for the Creation of Jacorian Kevon Duffield Mark Aaron Lee Evers Canine Explosive Detection Training Carlos Gerardo Favela John Samuel Harris Aids using an Olfactometer Sarah Lynn Garcia Victor Kushal Heetai Amanda Louise Patrick John Andrew Moretti Matthew Leonel Jaramillo Thesis: Analyses on Condom Evidence: Thesis: The Vertebrate Fauna of Macy Locality 100: Aubrie Lynn Johnson Condom Brand Profiling via HS-SPME-GC/MS Exploring Late-Pleistocene Community Yi Liu and Temperature-brand Effect on Composition in Non-analog North America Yan Lu Condom Fingerprint Development Onaye Alexandra Parker Joanna Ramirez Madeline Melissa Scotch Taylor Renee Reasoner KINESIOLOGY Zachary Walker Sampson GEOGRAPHY Vanessa Carranza Richard Sanchez Ryan C. Jost Shawn Taylor Fortney Dongning Shen Thesis: Detection of Black-tailed Prairie Dogs Zackary Allen Noland Charles Matthew Wood Through the Use of High Resolution Aerial Dylan Robert Plants Imagery and LiDAR Data Julia Maria Vasquez PHYSICS Leopoldo Diaz GEOSCIENCES MATHEMATICS Liyang Lou Miles Allen Rand Md Shah Alam Samila Maduranga De Silva Muthumuni Thesis: Seismic Investigation of the Matador Amin Nikakhtar Thesis: Methods to Search for New Physics in Arch and Central Basin Platform Thesis: A Dynamic Approach for Separable Proton-proton Collisions at the LHC - Same Daniel Asher St. Germain Concave Quadratically Constrained Sign Dimuon Final State for Lepton Number Thesis: Fusulinid Occurrence Density Maps to Programming Problems Violation Process Assess Paleogeographic Models of the Northwest Manuel De Jesus Pichardo Marcano Shelf of the Delaware Basin Region MICROBIOLOGY Charles Lewis Ramey Matthew Stephen Smith Thesis: The Transformation of an HORTICULTURE SCIENCE Thesis: Variations in Antibiotic Resistance Upper-division Lab and Comparative Jonathan Clint Lancaster of Aeromonas Observed Across Lubbock Analyses of Two Scientific Writing Activities Katlynne Emmaline Winterstein Canyon Lake System PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCE HOSPITALITY AND RETAIL NUTRITION AND DIETETICS Jake M. Gendron MANAGEMENT Catherine DeAnne Arcaro Thesis: Genetic Network Rewiring Configures a Bandar Ali Salem Altalhi Danielle Lina Beaudoin Novel Dehydration Stress Tolerant Phenotype in Brianna Tayla Ellison Santiago Capetillo-Gutierrez Transgressive Recombinant Inbreds of Rice Hunter Ryan Griffin Stephen Todd Gilmore (Oryza Sativa L., indica) Brooks William Gustafson Nadia L. Gonzalez Md Mahbubul Islam Sarah Noelle Lawrence Tori Faith Gray Sherah Brooke Mills Kannan Marie Pittcock Elena Y. Hannush Jasmine Neupane Alexandra Rivera Arturo Jaime Thesis: Cotton Yield Variability in Relation to Mary Elizabeth Susan Schultze Moronkeji Theresa Kolawole Irrigation Rates, Soil Physical Properties and Thesis: A Preliminary Examination of Kaitlyn E. Macha Topography Abir Raihan Young Adults’ Attitudes and Perceptions Taylor Ashley McClelland Thesis of Cannabis Tourism Analicia Tina Mireles : Surface Soil Moisture Estimation Using Hannah Shirley Hannah Katherine Pfohl Unmanned Aerial System and Satellite Images Kylie Elizabeth Wright Katie Elizabeth Russo Jackson Ryan Scharf SPORT MANAGEMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND Cassidy Corrine Turner Britton A. Gregg FAMILY STUDIES Kathryn Marie Vietti Carla Sofia Heredia Serrano Kristi Peters McLeod Madalyn Grace Wieberg Omar Hernandez Johann Kobus Kurfurst Michael David Landrum Romeo Ricardo Mortera Carson Adrian Phills

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STATISTICS MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Ahmed Belhad CIVIL ENGINEERING PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Mai Huynh Phuong Dao Kushal Adhikari Justin P. Andrews Anas Kaleemullah Nelson Rufin Kuete Tatsipie WILDLIFE, AQUATIC AND WILDLANDS Cody Tyler Karp Nur Wijaya SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT Liang Li Khalil Zarifsadr Cade Benjamin Bowlin Saeed Moradi Thesis: An Evaluation of Coyote Diets on the Roll- Jaelen Elizabeth Roberts ing Plains Quail Research Ranch, Texas, Across MASTER OF SCIENCE IN La Niña versus El Niño Weather Patterns SOFTWARE ENGINEERING MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Brian Alan DeSanti Patrice Fote Fote Shea D'lynne Mullican ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Marcel F. Heimlich Thesis : Breeding Ecology of American Shamsul Arefeen Thesis: Unit Testing Local Variables Kestrels in the Llano Estacado of Texas Anthony Flores-Nigaglioni Dian Li Muhammad Hasan Ajaz Khawaja Fabrice Mugomoka MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING Jerry Varghese Paul Thesis: Analysis of Environment-coupled SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING Neftali Caleb Adame Noise Terms in Inertial Sensor Data MANAGEMENT David Iyanuoluwa Biola Babatope Using Allan Variance Adeniyi Olalekan Adeaga Colton Joseph Bretton Ricardo Isaac Rodriguez-Molina Robert Barry Cornell Theresa R. Collins Thesis: Current Response Capability of Bond Richard Douglas Culver Lizbeth Contreras Wires under Pulsed Power Conditions Megan Elizabeth Heinz Han Dai An Thien Tran Channing Leah Sparks Dylan Andrew Dusek Nicholas Andrew Wilson Abigail Jane Farrell Thesis: Investigation of Gallium Nitride Kathryn Cox Farrell Photoconductive Semiconductor Switches MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Travis Kane Haworth Patrick Simmons Larvin Rebeca Silva Llanas Taylor Diane Neal MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Lexie Ann Nieman INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL SCIENCE Joseph William Shreve Abdelrahman Alaaeldin Aboueldahab MASTER’S Kaylee Rae Stockton Shweta Gawali Alyssa Morgan Tidwell ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND Ryan Matthew Watts NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Madison Samantha Gordey MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Wayne Edward Swink Kenneth Ryan Bratton William Odell Ward Joseph Maverick White

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The bachelor’s degree represents completion of a four-year course of college-level study and is the oldest academic degree awarded by American institutions of higher learning. Graduation with Honors is a distinction that is noted on diplomas and transcripts and receives special recognition at graduation ceremonies. Undergraduates who complete their work with a cumulative grade point average of 3.9 or above are graduated Summa Cum Laude; 3.7 to 3.89, Magna Cum Laude; 3.5 to 3.69, Cum Laude. Those who graduate from the Honors College after acquiring 24 Honors credit hours graduate “with Honors.” Those who also complete an Honors thesis or project consisting of six additional hours graduate “with Highest Honors.”

Kaden Cash Hatla Andrew Scott Lyle William Reid Herdman Meghan Renee Mahurin 2 Hunter Gerald Hicks Peyton Malaye McPeak Aaron David Johnson Sarah Elizabeth Moses 2 Jacqueline Michelle Shinko Keebaugh Daniel R. Ortega AGRIBUSINESS Kaitlin Krause Emery Sadkin-De La Garza Kourtney Allison Kruse 2 Jesus Franco Salazar 3 David Harold Byrd IV Rachel Sosebee Little 1 Nathan Arthur Schubert Margaret Fuller Emily E. Long Mason August Seyl AGRICULTURAL AND Kimberly LahMay Miller Chesney Lynn Slover APPLIED ECONOMICS Robert Casey Calvin Mitchell Ian Gregory Smith McKynsi L. Moore 3 Eric Dale Verwys Kloe Bess Burris 2, 4 Lindsay Renee Nelsen 2 Torie Dawn Whisenant Samuel Mason Burson Jody Allison Pfeuffer 3, 4 William Kevin Wilson Nikolas Kolt Clarkson Katherine Claire Powell David Dominguez Cortez Nathan Rangel PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCE Lindsey K’Lyn Dunlap Katelyn Reimer 1 Jermie Dean Aldridge Kenna Mae Faulkenberry 3 Courtney Alyce Russell Tyler Joseph Bennett Chase T. Gibson Ryan Garrett Salinas Cody Joe DeFever Lane Todd Goar Skyler Brae Seeno Jessica Marie Dotray 2, 4 Cyanne Jones Eric Ronald Shultz David Erik Figueroa 2 Michael Edwin Katz Jordan Matthew Smith Ian Patrick Halka 3 Hunter Stanton LaGrange Collin Brown Spence Caroline Kelly Stephen May 2 Laura Anne-Marie Steffy Wyatt Neal Kieler Adam Josef Mayer Caydon Ray Stone James Peyton Legg John V. Mitrokostas Jr. Allissa Michelle Tipton Jon Paul Lorenz Brittney Alexandria Moreno Sarianna Elise Vale Lindsey Redifer Nicholas James Pak Jemma Mary Willis Zackary Riley Andrew Philip Richards Alec Reed Winfrey 2 Dustin D. Schniederjan Taylor Ross Laramie Dean Thompson Kyle Steven Russell CONSERVATION LAW ENFORCEMENT Kolbie Jaquelin Tyler 3 Jamie Sue Thompson 3 John Cameron Failla 3 Alec Preston Wallace Dakota Michael Merida Mason Christopher Weadock Nathan Thomas Wood FOOD SCIENCE AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS Bridgette Ana Becerra Jacquelynn Harvey-Campos Dakota Lynn Betancourt Abbie Nell Burnett 1, 4 INTERDISCIPLINARY AGRICULTURE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 2nd Degree: Electronic Media and Communications Charles Garrett Bennett Fernando Avila Garcia Madeline Jane Busby Eduardo Nelson Hermosilla David Benitez Taylor Joann Dodson 3 Geriet Wade Lenz Allison Lyn Brown Makenzie Kiersten Gass 2 Khagan Vaughn Thomas Jessica Alysia Chavez Saicy Hill Lytle 1 Andrew Scott Dallenbach Sydney Lee Nelson NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Stephanie Enriquez Sterling Nicole Shrum 2 Elijah Stephen Adair Yazmin E. Esquivez Rodriguez Jorge Arreola ANIMAL SCIENCE Kylar Aubrey Flores Connor Lee Brown Daniel Eustolio Gamez Moreno Aaron Jace Beaver 2 Shelba Marissa Chandler 3 Cecilia Garcia Kacey Elizabeth Bell 2nd Major: Agricultural Communications Jennifer Diane Garver Brooke Nicole Blum 3 Jacob William Dosckocil Pedro De Jesus Gonzalez Cheyenne Brooks Katie Lucille Doyle Adam Anthony Gray 2 Dean Cody Chapman 2 Amanda Danielle Emert Hayden Christopher Harris Colton Brent Clinton Lily Ellen Evans 1 Ayse Yavas Heckel I Rebecca Dorris Audrey Erin Fann 2nd Degree: Civil Engineering Lauren Maelyn Elliott 2 Noel Otoniel Hernandez Toni Isabella Huerta Rebecca Fals-Rolong Austin Hooper Rebekah Lyn King Kayla Morgan Fenn 3 Matthew Owen Jones Jonathon Lalinde Alexandra Claire Fleming Halley Kielius Victoria Ann Lewelling Toria Jean Golenzer Ashlyn Nicole Kildow Angela K. Li Brandyn Elizabeth Hall Grantham Royal Lewis 2nd Degree: Civil Engineering 1Summa Cum Laude 2Magna Cum Laude 3Cum Laude 4With Honors 5With Highest Honors DECEMBER 2018 23 UNDERGRADUATE CANDIDATES

Jessica Lynn Lohmer Brianna Nicole Rico 3 MATHEMATICS Logan Michael Long 2nd Major: Psychology Andrew Jacob Aguirre 3, 4 Joshua James Martin Carlee D’Ann Shelby 3 Katherine Diane Anderson Jose Armando Mata Samantha Kay Smith Israel Araiza Walter Ryan McKay Lauren Taylor Watkins Jordan Hans Arce Alexander Thomas McKenzie GEOGRAPHY Shanikqua Denice Gerard Kennedy Sloane Miller Jacob David Guerra Kyler Dwayne Allen Ingrid Arely Nunez Victoria Leigh Larriva 2 Evan Frank Conrad Skylar Joe Perez Christopher James Mavor Douglas Buerk Thomas Miguel Angel Radilla Rivera Brannon Tyler Moore Jakoby Matthew Webb Emily Ramirez Anissa René Peña Ethan Calvert Ysbrand Darbie Dian Roach 2nd Major: Spanish Taryn Nicole Roberts GEOSCIENCES Thanh Phan 3 Luis Carlos Saenz Cassidee Noel Sanders Vrittany Alexandria Salais Katherine Elizabeth Niskanen Jordan Adam Tinsley Konnor Alan Shirley Savannah Marie Salazar Jackson Tyler Starr 4 Dominique Marchan Vann GLOBAL STUDIES Joe Andrew Stires Travis Levi Whitehead Alexey Vitalievich Ageev Jason Michael Tellez Tyler Ray Whitsell 3 Umruddin Babayev Mildred Jane Urrutia Tierra Nikole Wilson Chelcee B. Bruns Vanessa Valdez Quince Daniel Workman 2nd Major: Political Science Mia Nicole Zaro 3 Cari Jo Gillette PHILOSOPHY

Kaydee Elizabeth Jean 2 Joseph Brian Hottinger 1 2nd Major: Languages and Cultures James Keenan Judge 1 Audrey Elizabeth Manchester 3 POLITICAL SCIENCE 2nd Major: Spanish Peyton Colt Oldham 3 Charles Edgar Burnett Yoselyn Yamilet Rodriguez 1 Jacob Alexander Bywaters BACHELOR OF ARTS Gregory Ryan Carrell ANTHROPOLOGY HISTORY Cooper Massimo Ciccarelli Jeneane Amana Amin Ryan Tanner Baucum Nicolas Joseph Clifford Katherine E. Brunson 3, 4 Logan Patrick Breen Nico Andrew Cognasi Biyanca Leticia Castro Daniel James Briggs Jenna Eliza Conners Alexandra Danielle Harper Charles Joseph Carvajal 3 Adrian Contreras Lauren Elizabeth Hemphill 2 2nd Major: Political Science Daysha Diaz Rachel Anne McLelland Cooper Austin Cashdollar Chase Thomas Duncan 2nd Degree: General Studies Marykatherine Victoria Corea Jocelyne Espinoza 3 Cora Fay Mikolajczyk 2nd Major: Political Science Esperanza Flotte Teran James Delgado 2nd Major: Psychology BIOCHEMISTRY Elisa Renee Flores Alyssa Alexandra Garcia Mary Clare Uchechukwu Dike Alexandria Simone Fuller John Paxton Kelley Rachel Ariana Frank 2 John William Gross Maria López Jeffrey Daniel Ptak 2 Judge Daniel Hauf Yesenia Loya J. Dallon Cannon Hicks Marcos Antonio Luera CHEMISTRY 2nd Major: Political Science Avery Hunter JoAnn Martinez Min-Jai Kang Jacob Allen Holland Colin Penn McCune Manuel Perez Dahlia Islas Kelcie Ruth McKinley 3 Ryan Lee Smith Debora Lara Taylor Christine Muñoz Renae Jean White 1, 4 Brandy Christina Main Eric Joseph Ochoa William Neill Marshall Jordan Nicole Osborne 3 ECONOMICS Michael Scott Moffatt 2 Donald Lawrence Parker III 2 Saccoh Mariam Bobo Boguifo Hannah Rhys Morgan Kirkland Kole Read Omar Diab El Arab 1 2nd Major: Political Science Cooper James Strand 3 Barrett Landon Hoyt 3 Hector Fernando Robles III Samantha Elise Streit 1, 4 Carly Elizabeth Medford 2nd Major: Political Science Grant Kyler Underwood Taylor Mack David Richards Lucas Owen Quintero Daniel Martin Vasquez Stephanie Sue Segura Zachary Reames-Zepeda Brittney Michelle Wiesner 1 Kyle Douglas Ward Marcus Anthony Ruiz Kelsi Anne Wilson Desirea Tatyana Wright Marisela Solis Sarah Elizabeth Wright 1 2nd Degree: General Business Brandy D’ann Vailes 1 Anna Mariah Zimmerman 2, 4 Miranda Kaitlin Vega ENGLISH Colton Marshall Wulf PSYCHOLOGY Hayden Bradley Boyd 3 Sabryn Tracy Aguilar 2, 4 Meagan Gabriella Carrasco LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Lashaunte Breon Anderson Alejandro Gonzalez Abigail Ann Boudreaux 2, 4 Cristina Armendariz Verdugo 3 Victoria Marjorie Hook 2nd Major: Psychology Kalkidan Wudeneh Assibe Rachel Myers McKinney Patricia Noy Krause Maria Ayala-Conesa Charles Samuel Milhollin Chloe Elizabeth Morris 1 Garrett Lee Ballard 3 Michael Riley Oglesby Alexander Edward Romo Mickale Stephen Balzac 3 2nd Major: Political Science Allison Marcia Baniukiewicz 3

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Mariam Nasser Bashiti SOCIAL WORK Rebecca Rylee Renee Brogan Lauren Abbigayle Baumgartner Abigale Rachelle Blasingame Cooper Alan Carson Todd Aaryn Biggerstaff Gabrielle Emily Christopherson Madison LeAnn Chester 2nd Major: Sociology Jazmin Huichapa Dimas Dean Earl Coleman Micalah Elaine Bradford Lorema Gomez Steisy Janet Cruz Rachael Leigh Brennan Joleshia Monet Harper Sterling Eboni Davenport Ashley Philomena Briseno 3 Haley Elizabeth Hickey Kari Ann Davisson Meshaelon F. Bryant Averie Noel Holder Elliott Roderick De Wit Molly Olivia Bynum 1 Anelisa Maree Medina Myka Renee Ellerd Allison Denise Cartwright Rylee Cathleen Moore 2 John Fredrick Foytek Maria Teresa Chavez Roxan Perez Jaime D. Gibson 2nd Major: Sociology 2nd Major: Spanish Ariel Seleste Gonzalez Davina Susan Cherian Sonia Genoveva Perez 2 Remington Steele Gray Hollivan Marquel Cody Alyssa LeAnn Quevedo Lisa Marie Hampton Miranda Alise Cox Erin Beth Spreng 2 Christopher Omar Hanson Deoney Migael Daniels Lyndsi Danielle Stewart Lascha Harris Jaimie Corinne Duano Katerina Alexandra Tuschak Brittney Ann Hejl 3 Delanie Nicole Dye Courtney Michelle Wischkaemper Allison A. Hinson Olivia Ann Elliott 3 Camryn Mackenzie Hollar Reba Jean Espericueta SOCIOLOGY Rose D. Imran Tsedenia Belayneh Fesseha Andrew L. Anthony Marcie Lia Jordan Tiffany Blake Fisher Sara Paulina Balderas Jinal Mukesh Kapadia 3, 4 Chandler Reid Frey Coby Ryan Benson 2nd Degree: Biology Michael Alexander Galvan 3 Mark Anthony Bolden Wendy Pauline-Peterson Kincaid Jade Katherine Gouris Michael Coleman William Emanuel Kiyola 2nd Major: Sociology Amanda Kay Crouch Jocelyne M. Kizziar 3 Mikaela Morgan Greathouse 3, 4 Priscilla McCumber Flores Tonya Florette Kokutse Carlos Alejandro Guerrero 2nd Major: Spanish Ryan Patrick Lawler Paige Alison Hawkins Michelle Marie Fritz Marissa Annika Matthies Taylor Cheyenne Holley 4 Jose Gallegos Jr. William Pasqual Maynard Kristen Elise Hopperdietzel Joshua Spencer Hatfield 3 Thomas Whittington McCoy 2nd Major: Spanish Robert Joseph Kellick Mark Elder McKeown Jr. Cara Rebecca Jackson Aric Aiden Lopez Rachel Anne McLelland Robert Connor Jones Conor Crawford O’Brien 3 Ahmed Gamal Fahmy Metwally Sean Evan Justen Tyler John Poe 2nd Degree: Biochemistry Jay Michael McAndrew Andrew Michael Rodela Michael Andre Moore Kyli Da Non Miller Teresa V Rodriguez Sherry G. Moore Danielle Diann Moore Michelle Lopez Salas Zachary David Moore Cynthia Moreno Emily Suzanne Schiemann 1, 4 Torrey Tremayne Ollison Bridian Mortensen Giovanna Marie Stout Matthew Manuel Ordones Maria Guadalupe Morua Eric Matthew Toy Megan Ryan Pate 1 Haleigh Elane Nettles 1 Casey James Woodman Boris Edrick Nyl Pelecio Penaga 2nd Major: Social Work Colleen Elizabeth Pert 1, 4 Isabel Marie Nieves-Pérez 1, 4 SPANISH Preston Alexander Pierce Tara Eileen O’Connor Leonardo Daniel Castañeda Xavier Kaleel Pippin Kajal Kamlesh Patel 3 Caroline Elizabeth Gressett 1, 4 Tatum Elizabeth Quinn Gabriel Alejandro Peña Sarah Mackensey Marion Timothy Jay Reid II Belen Piña Rebecca Gomez Murillo Austyn Jayce Richardson Abishag Porras 3 Linda Marie Rodriguez Ana Alicia Rodriguez Nora Rebeca Rodriguez 2nd Degree: Personal Financial Planning Jaxon Drake Rogers Joan Manuel Ruiz-Muiña Eddie Tavarez 2 Jacob Gene Ruestmann Alexandro Ramon Sampayo Anjelica Monique Savedra Alyssa N. Sanchez TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION Holden Ross Seward Kathleen Nichole Sandoval 3 Jamesa D. Brown 2 Trevor Isaiah Shoels 2 Sarah Gyelmu Sherpa Rachel Allyson Wooley Brandon Hunter Simpson Chirsten M. Smith 2 Randall Wayne Sims Hannah Christine Swayn 3 Melissa Elaine Smallwood Tiffany Tsui BACHELOR OF Keagan Anthony Sotelo Lacie Nicole Tucker GENERAL STUDIES Daniel D. Stafford 3 Leslie Renee Turner Justin Tyler Stanley Audrey Meshell Urias Larry James Ash David Robert Stephens Adriana Vargas Morgan A. Barger 2 Jordyn Marie Strong 2, 4 Victor Vasquez Andrew Lee Barker Amy Louise Talbot John Clayton Vickers Mason Elizabeth Barton Joseph Tyler Talley Rene Eloy Villarreal Sidney Royce Beal II 2nd Degree: Biology Natalie Louise Weaver Dylan A. Beauregard Karen Lee Thornhill Michael Andrew Welty Caitlyn Scarlett Beeson Chelsea Morgan Tomchuk Daerek A. Wilson Norma Benitez Nicole Venable Caitlin Elizabeth Boddy Robert Charles Villarreal Tonya Elaine Watson

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Adrian James Webster Mackenna Brielle Wollet 3 Christian Alexander Hernandez Blaire Mical Webster Daniel Martin Zapata Silvia Nayeli Hernandez Leighann Martin Wiggins Jacqueline Herrera Jared Michael Wilkinson CHEMISTRY Kaitlin Elizabeth Hicks 3 Brooke Ashley Womack Asiegbu Anya Victoria Sherea Hopping Kasie Elizabeth Younglas Vanessa Raeanne Fonseca Tahsin Tahiyat Hossain 2 Bryndi J. Granados Rebecca Lynn Hummel Yong Ju Lee Bridget Chidi Ironuma BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jeffrey Frank Miller Kylee Ann Jackovich 2 BIOCHEMISTRY Michael James Moody Kiaré Iman-Louis Jackson Kirsten Ra’Ann Nettles Lacey Nicole Jesko 1 Ebenezer Chinonyerem Echebiri Bayli Christine Johnson 2 Chance David Garcia 2 ECONOMICS Trajen Lane Johnson Demetri Alphonso Mosca 4 Ernest Lee Brown Marissa Marie Konde 2 Jose Manuel Vega John V. Cruz III Haley Michelle Krejci BIOLOGY Kori Marie Kirby Sierra Antoinette Loarte Destiny Day Lopez Chase Christopher Adams GEOSCIENCES Alison K. Martel Bridgette Allan Olabode Ayodeji Abass Jamie Jaclyn Alvarado Angelica Nicole Martinez Jose R. Andrade George Martinez 2 Tomas Amitrano 3 Trever Rance Barker Ramsha Babar Emily Louisa McCabe 1 Braedon Scott Billings Olin Moody Morgan Kristal Ballard Matthew Adam Cluck Kristen Ann Barbaro Riley James Neel-Hernandez Márcia Arianne Nobre da Costa Austin Thomas O’Dell Austin Ryan Biddy 2 Moustapha Hamed Diaby Daisy Michelle Cardenas Salas Nonye Olivia Ogba Juan Manuel Garza Casandra Ann Olivarez Alfredo Alexander Carranza Samuel Lewis Gibson Sarah Nicole Chambers Marcus Ryan Oliver Ramon Ernesto Guerrero Addison McKay O’Neal Sarah Frances Cole 2 Jason Willis Krell Jeremy Neill Cummings Harshal Sanjaykumar Patel Kenneth Austin Land Mehak Dawood 1 Alyssa Mariah Poy Gabriella Ashley Martinez Noah Esteban De La Cruz 3 Mayra Ramos 3 Chelsi Danielle Miller Cooper Paul Deupree 1 Tia Janeice Ray Eli John Pratt Enna Fatima Faal Sydney Nicole Reagan 1, 4 Ilxon Eduardo Santiago Alexander Kaikua’nane Fidel Mason Malone Reed Jim Allan Schroeder Keaton Leon Forehand Timothy Glen Rekieta Michael Andrew Swearingen 2 Chandler Ann Freeman 2, 4 Zachary John Richard Rubel Abraham Ghebermicael KINESIOLOGY Fernando Rios Treviño 2 Rogelio Rivera 3 Deanna Maria Gilbert Alfredo Advincula Jr. Paul Anthony Rosas Jali Deaton Greene 1 Bernardo Aguilera Jr. Crystal Pooja Heetai Hayden Heath Ruiz Nadien Kevin Albanna 3 Zachary Thomas Herron Miryam Sanchez 1 Andrea Alejandro Blake Thomas Jetton Morgan Raquel Sanchez Armando Alvarado III Jacee Jo Lovell 1 Gladwyn Philip Senibalo Shelby Louise Armstrong 3 Stephen Ma Brandon Keith Simmons Fabian Alexander Avalos Maritza Niomie Martinez 2nd Degree: Nutrition Fahteema Aliyeroh Bah 2 BreeAnna Dawn Musgrove Jordan Shane Simpson Alejandro Israel Barajas Huy Bao Gia Nguyen Lucas James Sosebee Natalie Marie Baxter Akua Baawa Obeng Alexander Jose Sotomayor Morgan-James Alexander Bean 3 Chiamaka Ijeoma Okonkwo Damany Askari Taylor Jesus M. Becerra Micah Mogaka Omambia Destiny Nicole Thompson 2 Lee Boren 2 Diana Palacios 3 Alec Michael Thrailkill Makenna Macee Braden 2 Cole Brian Puska Christopher William Twombly 3 Dylan Paul Buhrow Kimberly Ann Reilly Haley Janell Van Meter Kelly Renee Bulloch 2nd Major: Kinesiology Cody Price Wheeler Rachel Elizabeth Campbell Daniela Serrano Cody Chance Williams Jonathan Gregory Carter Shannon Estrella Ardeth Skeens Tristin Alexis Wisener Baylie Pearl Cates Taylor James Spurling Hannah Elizabeth Wright William Porter Thames Hunter Thomas Cathey Benjamin James Thompson Kristen Lindsey Chapa MATHEMATICS Jacqueline Esther Velasquez Sierra Angelica Chavez Samuel Alcantar Urooj Wahid Tyler Claire Dierolf Dillon Richard Alvarado Kirsten Elizabeth Walker 3 Nicholas Michael Doerrig Wade Warren Axell Jonathan Zaragoza Michelle Rose Dyck Miguel A. Bautista Justin Reyes Esquivel Joshua Nathanael Beaty CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Katherine Emily Gallagher Clara Sofia Berain Daniel Charles Cherkowsky Luis Hernan Garcia Brittany Nicole Bonnett Fallon Blaine Contreras Reagan C. Golucke 3 Jotvir Singh Brar Brittany Lynn Gaither Chelsea Leigh-Ann Gonzales Clarke Alan Cagle Julie Anne Telles-Carrizales Bernardo Emanuel Gonzalez 2 Michael David Chandler Adan Noel Tijerina 1, 4 Grayson Gage Graham Braxton Louis Feist Morgan Hope Williamson Jennifer Danielle Hart Chelsea Breanne Garza

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Mark Brandon Gray Kyler Ray Fisher 3 Brice Patrick Freedle Twanesha Evette Hampton 3 Clayton Dewayne Hatfield 2nd Major: Finance Brian Bradley Hennings 3 Jah’shawn Devon Johnson Maria Del Carmen Guerrero 1 Gaurav Julka Taylor Je’marcus-Leon Kees Travis Kane Haworth 2 Tafseer Khaja Khan Daniel Benjamin Leinneweber Katherine Grace Holder 2, 4 Sam Sequoia Kuhn Gunner Cole Linhart Tyler P. Humphreys Byron Adam Larson Jacob Cameron Lopez Hannah Danielle Johnson Haley D’Lynn Lester Duncan Thorpe MacFarlane Scot Michael Lamb Ryan Austin Lucich 3 Anthony DeJuan McGown Jr. Wei-An Lee 3 Marissa Yvonne Martinez Michael Andrew McLane Olivia Araceli Lopez Hunter Dean Meyers Makennah Shae Moore Colin James Maclam 3 Dorothy Nyamisa Mochoge Dakota Cole Parrish 2nd Major: Finance Mohcine Moulay Moussa Zachary Wayne Paul Thelma Tatenda Manase 2 Marissa Genievieve Nicasio Gwenyth Isabel Puente 1 Antonio Martinez Robert Daniel Petty Timothy Malachi Rodriguez Mollie Ann Mathis Adrianna Moni Pulley-Lyons Katherine Reed Sellards Kelsey L. McDonald 3 Anthony Michael Riojas Christopher James Siebenthall Sarah Caitlin Miller Cassidy Erin Riza 2nd Degree: Media Strategies ShayLynn R. Mitchell 2 Shaylee Lynn Roberson Jordan Scott Van Maanen 3 Taylor Diane Neal 3 Justino Antonio Rodriguez Nathan Joel Vasquez Charles B. Nell Michael Justin Sanchez Tanner Ploegert Vera Lexie Ann Newman 1 Luis Angel Santulli Tolulope Oluwakemi Oduba 2 Alberto Saravia ZOOLOGY Cheyanne Renee Otts Raziel Seca Carson Nicole Conn Thi Ha Giang Phan 1 Madison Nichole Stewart Katelyn Corrin Pool Rafael Miguel Varona BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Will Patrick Reed Anthony Brad Young Mario Reyes Solano 1 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS Antonio Castillo Salas MICROBIOLOGY Alexa Hope Antrim Gabriela Franchesca Salinas Mallory Taylor Bruskas 2, 4 Oscar Carrillo Victoria Elizabeth Sanchez Heilyn Guadalupe Chavez Haleigh Christina Cooper Brandon David Seitz Chad Ryan Evans 1 Danny Mac Cornett Jake Austin Selby Danielle Rene Falcon 2 Kyle Richard Davisson Joseph William Shreve Jonathan Maxwell French James Michael Dean Kaylee Rae Stockton Shawna Francine Gallegos Geoffrey Theron Hancock Christian Cole Tacker Cierra Brieann Griffin Taylor Todd Monroe Kaitlyn J. Tharp Mahum Jabeen Haque Candace C.E. Negrych Mai Thy Tien Nazira Amani Lewis 3 Riley Hunter Ray Chance Walker Wade Jayson Garrett Long Ana Laura Santana 3 Christopher Jerome Walker Mia Denise Martin Robert Taylor Sparkman Ryan M. Watts 3 Sheedeh Motamedi 1 Rebecca Joyce Weberlein 1 Wyatt Anthony Prewit Dauna Annmare Wilkerson 3 Andrea Isabel Reano Kylie Rae Williams 2 Srijana Regmi Chaz Parks Womble Javier Torresdey Jr. Benjamin Phillips Young Estephania Yanez ENERGY COMMERCE PHYSICS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Brian Joya Kim Dung Ngoc Ha ADMINISTRATION 2nd Major: Accounting Eric Michael Maes Quentin English Wetsel 3 ACCOUNTING Brandon Osvaldo Mercado Hunter Alan Williams Taylor Michael Mingen Katelyn Renee Barker 3 Taylor Patrick Rhyan 4 James Edward Blanton FINANCE 2nd Major: Mathematics Dante Glenn Brooks Jose Fernando Alvarez Kolby Lane Stone Homar Builtron 2nd Major: Accounting Samuel Yusef Wakil Estefania Margarida Saapalo Camarada Adrian George Arce Ariel Canales Travis Ford Armstrong 2 SPORT MANAGEMENT Austin Michael Cayon Dillon Keith Aston 2 Colin-Alexander Kailihiwa Akau Lizbeth Contreras 1 2nd Major: Accounting Anthony R. Arcos Francisco J. Delgado Ryan Charles Aylor Donnelle Audrey Branche 2nd Major: Management Information Systems David Aaron Bernardo Ronnie Craig Burnside Brooke Gabrielle Denesik 1 Collin Lee Boswell Dylan D. Bush Chase Patrick Dowling Josh Logan Bulla 3 Dylan Ryan Crowsey 2nd Major: Finance Damian Castillo Clay Wyman Davis Cory Michael Dunlap Levi Thomas Crozier Juan Manuel Deanda Dylan Andrew Dusek Darian Ashley Davidson 2 Alyssa Jane Dussetschleger 2 Charles Albert Edgette 3 Andrew Ian Deeter Liam Crowe Dwyer Abigail Jane Farrell 1 Kyle Adrian Dutton Damon A. Dzik 2 Kathryn Cox Farrell 1 Jake Hamilton Eckeberger Matthew Raymond England Benjamin Ellery Forehand Aston Farries DeMarcus Thomus Felton 2nd Major: Finance Alan Michael Fogg

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Joah D. Franzoy Mehdi Yazdan Panah Ryan Taylor Smith 2nd Major: Accounting Collin Snider 2nd Degree: Mechanical Engineering Erick Luis Galvan Erickson Javier Valdez Isha Alia Steadman Megan Laura Grimes 3 Brooke Renata Stephens Jaclyn Montana Hayes MANAGEMENT William Cole Stewart Jason Scott Hazen Dakota Devon Allen John Thomas Thrash Hannah Marie Hicks Jacob Dolan Alstatt Jacquelyn Raquel Truelock James Carlton Holcomb Robert Brooks Bacchus Braden Kyle Vincent Cody Phillip Johnson Grady Beck Benton Tanner Austin Wallace 3 Colton Michael Jorgenson Daniel Lawrence Black Tristan Elizabeth Ward Connor Duane Keifer James Wyatt Blake Michael Deion Wesson Gregory D. Kerley Kevin Lee Burchfield Logan Patrick Westmoreland Rana Ashley King Luke Michael Burkett Jordan Wade Wilkerson Carson Dunn Kirkpatrick 3 Elizabeth Michelle Carrillo 2 Jack Ryan Williamson Christian Paul Kulka Vianney Castro 2 Angelica Nichole Lamb 3 Brian Conkin MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Troy Aaron Larson 2nd Major: Accounting SYSTEMS Mitchell Vincent Modica Daniel Cruz Contreras 3 J. Michael Alexander Sean Russell Montgomery 2 Mark Cyril Dcunha Michael Edward Babick Ronnie Lee Moss III 2nd Major: Accounting Cesar Alan Barrera Bryson Daniel Murry Laycie Carol Duncan Logan Michael Bloom Cristiano Jorge Cundo Napoleao Hunter Austin Dunn Zack Chad Byrd 1, 3 Jorge Omar Nava Chance Mitchel Elgin Mackenzie Catherine Dillon 2 Manuel Olvera 3 Peter George Emsley Benjamin Castillo Dischinger Andrew John Payne Bobbie Ilysia Fealy 5 Cory Joseph Dunn James Allen Payne III 2nd Degree: Civil Engineering Jordan Matthew Felan Nicholas Andres Penaranda Peter William Fegan Katarzyna Anna Fisher 2 Grant Baldwin Pike Jory Creed Flores 2nd Major: Management Morgan Michelle Polster Leah Elizabeth Fontana Samuel Dean Forbes Edgar Ramirez Garrett Cavin Gamble Christopher Brent Fritz Timothy Paul Rawls Alec Jon Gonzales Hayden Andrew Griffin 2 Garrett Lee Robinson 2 Joshua Nathan Guillen 2 Daniel Lee Guajardo 2 Grant William Roehm Alana Brooke Hamilton Seung Weon Han 3 1, 4 Claire Astrid Rosenbluth Steven Wayne Harbison Chandler Court Harrison 1 Nicholas Robert Ruckel Brittney Nicole Hergert Claire Marie Harrison 1 Neil J. Skaria D’Vonta Ti’Shawn Hinton Hayden Powell Heard Jackson Drew Slaton 3 Ryen Alexandra Hollinger Verley Colton Hunt Joseph Andrew Smiley Benjamin Robert Ilkenhans 2 Austin Michael Hynes Cameron Elias Smith Kelly Rian Jackson Derecklin Prince Iweh Dallas Blaine Smith Sean Dong-gun Kim Bo Alan James Zane Latham Smith Joey Kyle Kimbrough Adam Michael Laskowski 2, 4 Daniel H. Street Chelsey Lynea Kincaid Jeremy Ray Malone Samual R. Taylor Joshua Miles Koetter Danielle Tera McIntyre 2 Kaleb S. Teverbaugh 1 Landon LaBrier 2 Matthew Lawrence Merrill Emily Kate Teza Andrew Janicki Lajaunie Samuel Ethan Miller Kimberly Ann Thomas Katherine Lucille Lee Chad Aron Milne 2nd Major: Accounting Zachary Dylan Lewis Michael James Ragusa Angel Velazquez McKinleigh Beth Loftin Jimmy Reimer 2 Michael Angel Villa-Blais II Davis Alan Martin Matthew Hiram Rigsby Andrew P. Watson Andres Martinez Whitney Paige Rodgers Jonathan Lucas Woodward 4 Kris Mathew Angus Scouller Wilson Ross Wyatt Jeremy Lloyd Milbern Akintomide Emmanuel Shittu 3 GENERAL BUSINESS Taylor Ryan Miles MARKETING Ben Paul Noel Ryan J. Anderson Priscilla Marie Aguirre Gisela Olvera Christopher Blake Baker 2nd Major: Management Grant A. Patterson 3 Eric Jordan Bell Alonzo Creed Alexander 3 Emily Star Perez Rodriguez Hayden Kemp Burkham 2nd Degree: Advertising Aaron Matthew Phillips Jonathan R. Pinak Michael Matthew Alexander Desirea Tatyana Wright Christian Mitchell Plesant Krista Iselin Andreassen 2nd Degree: Economics William Ryan Pollard Elisa Andreina Aponte Tanner Brayden Rex Frank R. Aranda INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY McCade Rice Jared Ryan Bates Emilio Alejandro Clancy Devin Ray Roberson Joshua Lelan Bell Forrest Edwin Duncan Austin Chandler Rochow 2nd Major: Management Trevor Eulenbach Colleen Elizabeth Royster Blake Ryan Benton Zachariah Jackson Matthew Sales 1 Michael Joseph Berding Darris Marty Jenkins Jessica Ashlynn Sanchez 2 2nd Major: Management Shreyash Joshi 2 Monica Santos Karen Bermudez Michael Timothy Macon 1 Shalin Ciara Simmons Brandon Thomas Bowers Benjamin Culet Moore Emily Elaine Smith 3 Brandon Edward Burgett Augustus Owusu Adusei 2nd Major: Marketing 1Summa Cum Laude 2Magna Cum Laude 3Cum Laude 4With Honors 5With Highest Honors 28 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE CANDIDATES

Eugene Paul Cassidy SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Paul Alexander Clarkson Brendan James Bilbo Charles Andrew Coonrod 2nd Major: Marketing Victoria Elva Corral Muhammad Diop Nathaniel Graham Cowan Kaitlin Dean Harris Lydia Renea Crouser Victor Lopez Spencer John Doak BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Emily Kay McDonald 1 2nd Major: Management Kathryn Ellen Olsen CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Hayden Mark Everitt Brandon Michael Richardson Maria Jose Bajayo Lugo 3 Vance Jordan Fundora Joshua Michael Ringsdorf 3 Paloma Casandra Garcia Kasey Amanda Self 1, 4 CIVIL ENGINEERING Brooke Lauren Gibson Robert Cooper Smith Christopher J. Alfaro Godoy Rebekah Grace Hall 2 Daeland Alexander Angle Ramon Monnie Hedges 2nd Major: Management Michael William Scott Ausman 2nd Major: Management Megan Hannah Swenson Michael Patrick Barden Britton Lee Henry Biruk Moges Beyene 2nd Major: Management Jennifer Elizabeth Bouvier 3 Grady Clarke Herbig Blaze Lance Bownds 1 Antonio Christian Holguin Shannon Reid Campbell Austin Thomas Horak Joshua Daniel Jarabek Fernando Javier De Jesus-Bernier Alexandra Ranae Jensen Roy Vincent A. Del Mundo Erica Brianna Donnelly 1 Ashley Gayle Joshi 1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Seth David Kinder Matthew Allen Doughty Thomas Le’wayne Lindsey MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Blaine Russell Dyas 2 Lance Joseph Logan Abdul Aziz Saoud El Samad Aerica N. Akerlow Bobbie Ilysia Fealy 5 Caroline Marissa Martinez Bethany Ann Badillo Noelle Summer McElroy 2nd Degree: Management Jarume Osmara Barrera McKenna Jaye Gaddis Jourdan Taylor Mead Madeline Hannah Bates Connor Travis Millikin Jesse Mario Granados Pantoja Ashlyn Kay Bender-Pape 2 Kaleb Lee Griffin Jacey Lyn Mitchell 1 Molly Andrea Cazares 2nd Major: Management Aaron Collin Hawkins Monica S. Chavez Scott Michael Moody Ayse Yavas Heckel 1 Charisma Mia Cruz Barron Alec Morris 2nd Degree: Architecture Harlie Nichole Deckert Shannon Emi Nakamura Austin Douglas Herring Berenise Fernandez Kathryn Michelle Ordemann Jonathan Andrew Jones Citlali Miroslava Flores 2nd Major: Management John Kyler Juergens Olivia Annette Garza Mattie Paxton Parliament Samir Jupic Gloria Inez Gómez Claudia Ruth Sloan Patrick Amelie Virgine Leroux Joseph Bo Puckett Natasch‘a Dominique Gray Angela K. Li Christian James Quinn Norma Gudino 2 Trevor Scott Lobue 2nd Major: Management Miriam Guadalupe Guzman Samson Rabbi Lotigo 1 Tanner Jackson Rhea Meagan Nicole Hayes 3 2nd Major: Petroleum Engineering Trevor David Rigg Iveth Hernandez Alek Joseph Lucero 2nd Major: Management Hermelinda Herrera Corby Clay Munsell Autumn Skye Roberts 4 Taylor Anne Jackson 3 Solome Magambo Nakaweesa 2nd Major: Management Andrea Sue Johnson Don Nguyen Aaron Sanchez Wallace Leslie Kraft Cole Guyer Olesen Brylie Nicole Schaefer Jenniffer Gikui Kuria 2 Erin Michelle Ottmers 2nd Major: Management Shelby Delraye LaComb Clint Thomas Owens Darien Scruggs Brenda Melendez Paul Vincent Palomo 3 Nicholas Aaron Sharp Ruben A. Meza Pete Penner 2 3, 4 Elena Rose Sokolich Renae Summer Miller Brent Holden Raif Logan Michael Thomas Jaqueline Morales Florencia Rangel 2nd Major: Management Kaitlyn Nichole Waldrop Kirsten Renee Redweik Trevor Cole Thomas Elizabeth Paige Northam Javier Andres Richa Quiros 1 Taylor James Thompson Monica Ramos 1 Michael Justin Rodriguez Mason Scott Trull Juan Gilberto Rangel Salazar Christopher Michael Saldana 2nd Major: Management Jose Daniel Robles 3 Mason Garrett Salinas Megan M. Tupa 1 Mariela L. Salinas Karen Phenicia Sanchez Nathan Lyon Underwood Jayme Danielle Schumacher 1 Markus Alexander Schroeder 2nd Major: Management Samantha Jane Sharer 1 Brice Alexander Sechrist Hayden Christian Vest Landree Christian Thompson Ty A. Self Hunter Allan Tyler Wagner Crystal Trejo Nicholas Robert Smaus 1 David James Weaver Tanya Marie Uhrich Lydia Grace Smith 2nd Major: Management Kaitlynn Diane Vela Rachel Emily Tangney Mackenna Carole Werner Kori Lynn Wenglein Jose Ricardo Teran Casey Morgan Whoolery-Pratt Stephanie Kay Wilson Taylor Caroline Townes 1 2nd Major: Management Chelsie Elaine Wood Jeffrey Nichols Wise 1 Gerardo Tueme Mendoza 1 Madison Alexandra Worrell Easton James Turner 2 Chandon Bryce Wright 2 Taylor Jordan Wyly 3 Robel Yoseph Eric A. Veloz 3

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Lan Ventura 1 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING Brystelle Olivia Kounhawa Talom David Ezra Vinson 3 R. Chase DeHaven Ricardo George Cafranca Lafayette Preston Alexander Visintainer Logan David Garnett Clinton Russell Mayo Marie Catherine Wagner Lucas Patrik Hansen 3 Etinosa Nosazeme Ogbomo Joshua Sean Ward Jason Anthony Iozzi Yoli Chaola Monteiro De Oliveira Eric Matthew Williams Nijat Jabrayilzade Gabrielle Nicole Onofre Ethan Andrew Young Christopher Howard Lada Niharikha Raghunathan 2nd Degree: Mathematics COMPUTER ENGINEERING Mason J. McGinty Ceren Miedema 2 Timothy Neil Rayes 3 Muhammad Azri Bin Azmi Triston Scott Moore 2 Garcia Lufuankenda Rogerio 2 Isaac James Blaskie Jason William Pierce Taylor Nicole Silvestry Jared Ramsey Brick Oliver Kane Rodriquez Ghislaine Epiphanie Tchakoumi Daniel Crockett Cole Jon Ross Ruggles Janet Maritza Varela Sterling Tylor Collins William Taylor Warren Quincy Ife-Oluwa Wande Fabian Salome Diaz Hunter Garrett Yauch Jed Allen Weatherby Josiah Quincy Hamilton Jeremiah Amos McCutcheon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Michael Andrew McKay 4 Hamza Ali 2 Saheed Olatunde Adebayo Victor Nyangenya Obiri Darby Lynne Anglin 2 2nd Degree: Mathematics 2, 4 Corbin Alexander Olsen Ivan Alexander Aponte 3 Mbikayi Franca Agostinho 3 Dana P. Pante Amal Abdulsalam M. Bukhamsin Ibrahim Saad Albadrani Dalton Ryan Scorgie Felipe Cordero 1 Matthew Louis Antu Alexandre Soares da Silva 3 Stephen Jacob Curtis Abigail Lillian Baker Victor Andres Solis Nnadozie Nwabueze Eronini 2 Allan Alberto Banegas Clayton Rudy Tober Amaezia Brianna Forde William James Billard Kaedan Ivan Bostwick COMPUTER SCIENCE Eric Garcia David Garza 2 William Charles Bosworth III Michael Luis Acosta Warner Edward Gibson 3 Jericho Tyler Briseno-Rosas Travis Austin Ahlberg Chase Maxwell Girard Brett Anthony Brorman 3 Nicholas Stephen Alvarez 2 Zachary K. Hardaway 2 Ahmed Bukhamseen Jethro Laurente Arsenal 1 Ryan Andres Hayden Lucas Francis Bunnett Oghenerukevw Asah Michael Hugh Johnson Jr. Desmond Saree Burnett Christopher Charles Baierski Paul Garrett Koberlein Luke Christopher Bush Benjamin Fox Bolduc 3 Binh Quoc Le Jerry Bustamante Cameron James Carlton 3 Ryan James Lee Jibran Butt Arpit Axaykumar Desai 3 Hayley MacKenzie Morrison Cody Brooks Campsey Darrel Lamothe Donald II Zachary Nikolic Abraham Elijah Canales Jakob Michael Dozier Christian Alexis Perez Travis James Carpenter Bidemi Okanlawon Fadiyimu Katie Rose Popp Darren Andrew Carrillo 3 Ryan Scott Faulkenberry 3 Derek Edwin Tagert Luis Gilberto Chavez Eddie Garcia David Mitchell Tauzin 3 Stefania Chirico Scheele 3 William S. Gray Juan Pablo Torres Dane Thomas Codispoti Jared Gimenez Inting Tsz Him Tsoi Mathieu Joseph Conklin 2 Vijayanta Jain 1 Justin Ness Wadley Colter Kade Cornelius Garrett Alexander James Frederick Matthew Weston Kenneth Lee Cramblitt III 4 Matthew Kyle Jordan Cory Allen Cresswell 4 Haris Latif Khan ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Kyle Jacob Crowder Yavuz Can Kocoglu Darby Rae Adams Jack Delbert Curtis III Tho Le Carli Renee Cassel 1, 4 Colton Wade Darby 4 Christopher Robert Little Austin Hunter Davis Connor John Lower INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Tad Christopher Davis Zachariah Raymond Luckman Zeyad Mubaruk Al Mubarak Ferris Davison Andre Manz Amer Atiah Alharbi Alexander William Alloy de Decker Jairus Alexander McElroy Juan Felipe Ardila Zachary Thomas-Alloy de Decker Jarrod Michael William McGee 3 Amine Zak Benchemsi Daniel Rico Diaz William Grant Murray Liuye Chen Eric Antolin Diaz II Innocent Chimere Nwaukwa Cody Lynn Conder 3, 4 Dylan Jerome Drapela Olisa Gozie Omekam Hassan Adel Amer Elbanna Daniel Matthew Drozd Cody Vincent Otterbine Jose Guadalupe Enriquez Darian Suzanne Edgar Neil Patel Alexander Lee Fidler Mahmoud Elashkar Juan Manuel Ruiz Coleman Wayne Fowler Chimere Emmanuel Emika-Okoli Wesley Stephen Scott Gloria Isabel Garcia 3 Jared Raymond Endres 1 Sakashyam Silwal Madison Anthony Garni Tyler Andrew Eyre 2 Andres Suarez Nebiyou Ghaber Austin Harrison Faeth Robin Thekkadathu Ronson 1 Matthew Aaron Grumbles Jason Michael Fellows Michael Cade Wall Dallas Scott Hall Ryan Gregory Ford Brody Kyle Williams 2 Milana Annice Herron Ryan Alexander France Xujia Wu 2 Sherline Ravisha Jayamaha Corbin Adair Freeman Merritt Ruth Johnson Connor Schaun Gallagher David Jurado Samuel Douglas Garger Saul Justiniano Blaine Wilson Gillespie

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Adrian Hernandez Gomez Margaret Lois Swiatlowski 3 Alexandria Tate Bailey Austin Reid Grant Joshua Michael Szymanski Trace Bartley 3 Tyler Joseph Gully Kaylin Elizabeth Szymanski Andrea Dolores Beltran Nils Gunnar Roy Gustafson Nabeeh Tawalbeh Alyssa Leigh Bernier 2 Devin Wayne Hale Thomas Grayson Taylor Hannah Marie Berry Yogendra Hamal 1 Aaron Frank Thompson Sarah Elizabeth Borcik Yunbin Hao Brendon Charles Tillett 3 Kelsey Nicole Bowen Jessica Nicolette Hernandez Rebolloa Saul Torres Elaine Madison Brown Adrianna Brenae Hicks Mariah Donna Trimble Mari Carmen Carrillo 3, 4 Blake Ealy Hopper Jacob Allen Vogt 2 Bailey Lukezic Carter Gregory Jordon Huber 1 Jordan Dale Washburn Kumbirai Millicent Chigwedere Dylan Lockhart Jackson 3, 4 Thomas Blake Weber Ty Joseph Cowan Aaron Michael Jacobs Tiffany Amber Weis Tyler Andrew Dews Trina Lynntrice Jefferson Shelby Nicole White 2 Lauren Elisabeth Edwards 1 Garcia Mpango Joao Sean Allen Wilson Aine Ibyduni Ekoh Nathan Jared Jocius Trent Gregory Wilson 3 Irinia Yaricssa Fernandez Kristen Michelle Johnson Aaron Sydney Zeriali Madison Nikole Fountain Mitchell Warner Johnson Meranda Alecia Franklin Trevor Kay PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Mackenzie Ann Gerard 3 Nicholas L. Keller 2 Ramiz R. Kaiser Kelby Lynn Greene Morgan Markley Kemp Samson Rabbi Lotigo 1 Brooke Nicole Haddad Ibrahim Abdullah Khawajah 2nd Major: Civil Engineering Katie Ann Halsell Drissa Kone Tara Karin Haugvoll 3 Matthew Gordon Kubesh Kendall Erica Heinold Karli Ann Kuhler-Pigg Katlyn Dyann Hicks Toritseju A. Kuyatsemi Holly Rebecca Jessen Brian Kwok 3 Kelsey Denise Kelleher Idris Babattunde Lawal Shelby Christine Klement Emily Marie Lemmons Matthew Mark Koehl 1, 5 Saul Luna BACHELOR OF ARTS Ashleigh Rochelle Lindsay Logan Allen Marder HONORS ARTS AND LETTERS Allyson Lummus William Martinez Devyn Michelle Makofski Elizabeth Mercedez Barrera 5 Cole Matthew Maryak 2, 5 Margaret Elizabeth McGowan Cody Lee Maupin KyLeigh Michelle Richardson Rodney L McKinney Preston Ray Mcclendon Taylor Paige Owens 3 Zachary Christopher McCord Emily Frances Peikert Gail Marie McGehee Julienne Dana Reasonda Andrew Mecheal Benjamin Mehany Sarah Carolyn Redding George MacFash Mercer Taylor Renay Redmond 1, 4 Justice Lawrence Miller 1 Lizeth Salvador Julio J. Moguel BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Levi William Savage Brayden James Mooney Taylor Rebekah Silvas Sarah H. Nashabe 1 Caroline Marie Smith Dai Vu Phuong Nguyen 1 APPAREL DESIGN AND Reagan Katherine Smyer Kyle Jacob Noakes MANUFACTURING Brianna Hope Stecklein Chukwuemeka Nelson Nwauche 3 Kennedy Taylor Cox Victoria Shae Stephenson 1 Ogechukwu Jennifer Odita Amairany Mendoza Kelly Kathleen Swisher 2 Raphael Chisom Ohazurike 2nd Major: Retail Management Simona Tesfaldet Chiderah S. Onuoha Erika Estrella Valencia Isaac Ivan Osorio COMMUNITY, FAMILY, AND Caroline Haythorn Walsh 2 Jacob Michael Owens ADDICTION SCIENCES Logan Drucilla Welch Binod Raj Pangeni 3 Raven Marie Garza 2 Rachel M. Winnubst 2 Evan Andrew Paskow Kathryn Elyse Jackson 3 Andrew Kennedy Prather Autumn Lee Koenig 2 HUMAN SCIENCES Youssef Rami Carlye Kopp 3 Ahmad Walid Abderrahman Jacob Andrew Renteria Alyssa Monique Puente Adriana Natalie Almodova Jace Logan Rhodes Madeline Grace Willis Shannon Alteri James McFarland Robinson 2 Diana Marie Ayala Caleb Scott Rodenbeck EARLY CHILDHOOD Sierra Elizabeth Bassett Erik G. Romero Taylor Keeauna Roberson Caitlin Emma Beer Nathan James Ross 3 Victoria Caroline Schoch 3 Gisselle Alexis Beltran Andrea Katherine Ruiz Marque Megan Rae Whisenhunt Haley Lynn Bortnem 2 Toby Gene Sanders Jacob Thomas Brown Eduardo Santana Flores FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Julianna Marie Browne Kacie Alex Schiaffino 2 Erin Nicole Fontana Cambry Alexis Burt Drew Bailey Schneider 3 Victoria Lynn Patton 3 George Tanner Buxton Brendon Charles Schreiber Guadalupe Chavez HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND Cayden Michael Scoggins Dustin Crocker 2 James Warren Settles FAMILY STUDIES Anabell Marie Cruz Corey Edward Slaughter 1 Nada H. Abdu 3 Claire Catherine Dallmeyer Ryan Taylor Smith Lindsey Carol Adams Donna Kaye Dorman 1Summa Cum Laude 2Magna Cum Laude 3Cum Laude 4With Honors 5With Highest Honors DECEMBER 2018 31 UNDERGRADUATE CANDIDATES

Tiffany Nicole Evans Priscilla Hong Tran Adan Lagunas Dixie Williams Everett Daniel Ross Vaughn Kathryn Rose Lella Hannah Danielle Fernandez Kolyn Grant Waldrop Victoria Dawn MacArthur Christopher Flynn Mallorie Diane Wilson Madison Leigh Mackey 3 Serena Marie Frausto Emily Elizabeth McMillin Dionne Yvette Garza NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES AND Kaylin James Morrison 2 Mary Theresa Heiberger 1 DIETETICS Jessa Scott Munstedt Leslie Abderrahman Hetland Allison Grier Carroll 1 Alexis Ann Pilkilton Trey Thomas Hutchings Kelli Nicole Christian Zane Steven Pittam Zaneta Olivia Adenike Iroko Ericka Cristina Duran 3 Elizabeth Anne Riddle Mary Emily Jameson Argenis Gutierrez Gabriel Evan Russ Zkia Monique Johnson Keyra Nichole Hernandez 2 Alayna Isabelle Sbar 3 Callan N. Lee 1 Lauryn Shay Lusher 1 Chelsea Danielle Tezeno Madison Nicole Lemons Madison Regis White 3 Karl Raymond Mauch PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING Allan Clay Willcockson Candice Janet Miller 3 Colton Elser Baysinger Nathaniel Joseph Williams Caroline Mya Mitchell Galen Bearden Michaela L. Willis Berenice J. Molina Monica Nicole Bustillos Jordan Claire Workman 2 Cayla Von Napper Adam Cervantes Emily Morgan Norrell Mason Chandler Clark 2 RETAIL MANAGEMENT Giovanny Olvera Tyler West Clearman Madeline Rose Bilnoski 1 Melissa Sue Owens Chase Campbell Crighton Ryan Neal Edmiston Ezgi Ozturk Scott Charles Crisp David Eugene Escobar Tammy Lynn Pitts 3 Amy Elizabeth Daniell Brett M. Hinson DeMarquis Montrey Polite-Bray Darby Lynn DePauw Noelle Denae Jordan 3 Cameron William Potratz Mohamed Marteen Olamide David Ewumi Katy M. Keenan Bryana Nicole Pruitt Joshua Jacobi Garcia Alexandra Marie Kuehler 2 Luke Richard Rivera Courtney Taylor Grusendorf 3 Vivian Nguyen Ashley Jenise Rocha Jacob Alan Gurock 1 Emma Katherine Rigsby Kelsey Faith Rowden 3 Jacob Brick Holguin Ciara Nicole Rocha Candice Erica Salas Dimitrian Patrick Jimenez Jenna Rosbrook Maci M. Sanders Alexander Andres Keefe Karli Deanne Scott 1 Rhianna Scarbrough Cameron Martinez Lainey Alison Vaughn Stephanie Marie Schmidt Clayton Cade McKenzie Emily Claire Schulman Jorge Luis Morales Michaela Margaret Sever James Benjamin Palmer Carrie Ann Sharp Michela Ann Palmer Rebecca Paige Sheehy Robert Abrham Posadas Narmin Shenghi Nicholas Price Brittnie Michelle Shock Mark William Rizvi 2 Meagan Danielle Sojka 3 Linda Marie Rodríguez Eric Tenuta 2nd Degree: Spanish BACHELOR OF ARTS John David Slice Annett Tonche ADVERTISING Monique Vargas Evan John Smith Rebeca Velasquez Vasquez Harrison Keith Smith Munir Abdurahman Madison Nicole Walker 2 Kathryn Alison Staples 2 Sergio Alexis Aldana Erika Danielle Wallace Preston Allen Tharp Hector Adrian Anaya Hernandez Elizabeth Shelby Walter Mykel Devon Warrick Ryan Joseph Archer Brittany Diane Woods Barrett Wells Weston Dowling Bellomy Shon Deray Woods Caira Lillian Albertine White Juno Demi Bender Hayden Ryan Black NUTRITION RESTAURANT, HOTEL, AND Reid Nicolas Boatman Nimotallah Eniola Abdurrazaq INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT James Alexander Briscoe Alee Lyndell Adams Cristofer Nicholaus Amundson Kristen Lee Campbell 2 Brianna Jessica Bellamy Joshua Adan Aparicio Rachel Opal Cantu Nolan Michael Carter Sergio Gaddel Benítez Angel Robert Contreras Gabriella Ann Chesnut 3 Terra Danielle Benton 3 Taelor Shae Dawson Marcos Gabriel Cojulun Lopez Theodore James Berry III Bailey Ann Fergeson 3 Cassandra I. Conarty Madeline Jane Caudle Savannah Lee Gilbreath Kaitlyn Ann Cramer Paul Anthony Childers Dana Rose Goudie Annabel Donjuan Emily A. Clearman Nicholas 3 Cecilia Andrea Fonseca Pijuan Kelsey L. Cobb Alex A. Koster Madison Henry David Cole Sarah Li Ming Lackey Baylee Kristin Jenkins William Michael Davis Reuben Gates Lamb 1 Michael Anthony Lawler Morgan Ann Fadke Stephanie G. Lopez Robbie Lee Muenster Andrew Reavis Fulton, Jr. Katelyn Faith McCall 3 Connor Jayhee Oh Brooke Grace Jenkins Mia Sarah McIntyre Veronica Elise Orta 2 Lauren Elaine Johnson Tanna D’Anne Morton Allyson Briann Padron Allyson Leigh Jones 3 Dinin Scott Mullins Mason William Sweeden David Lawrence Keaton Sydney Noel Panter Kassandra Salinas Terrazas Abigail Cecilia Keese 3 Laura Diane Pope

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Erica Diane Porter Anna Elizabeth Holland 2 Sydney Lauren Berry Amber Michele Powers Matthew Reid Jenkins Lindsey Joyce Blackwood Gabriel Pruneda III Jeff Morris Koster McKenzie Jean Blasco Julian Alexander Randall Kristopher Ndege Mamwacha Kaden Glenn Bouldin Megan Alexis Roberts Andrew Spencer Marks Colton John Bracco Allen I. Rodriguez Isaiah McKenzie McPeters Tory Michele Brueggeman Charles E. Saxon Hollon Frances Meaders Grant Michael Caravelli Jaren Thomas Stump Ryan Jon Ortegon Aubrey Annette Chalene 3 Caroline Elise Taylor Jasslyn Graciela Paiz Ashley Marie Churchill Anissa Nicole Torres Samuel Lewis Perry Emily Nicole Coronado Kevin James Viola Samantha Louise Pruett Hannah Reid Craddock Kyrk Braden White Guel 3 Joshua Joseph Roche Ivy Paige Facio Walker Ace Wichmann Katie Lynn Spradlin Zac Franz Logan Grant Wilson Joubal Vernaza Emma Mariscela Gaona Norman Jing Yuan Wu Ian Joseph Zamorsky Mary Carson Glenewinkel Tiffanie Nicole Wyatt Sal Anthony Gonzalez Jose Luciano Zamudio JOURNALISM Elizabeth Danielle Guest Brandi Danae Addison Rachel Nicole Homesley 3 COMMUNICATION STUDIES Alma Raquel Bustamante Cailyn Hossner Travis Bradley Burnitt Gwendolyn Kathleen Cardenas Alexandria Diane Ianni Alexandro Montoya Contreras 3 Sydney Rae Carpenter Brooks Douglas Johnston Amanda Riley Corfield Leah Grace Doherty 2 Jonathan Mathew Laurel Lindsey Morgan Crowley-Scott Kristin Rene Hicks 2nd Degree: English Xenna Kayana Davis 2 Samantha Hope Lenamon 1, 4 Tanner William Maycumber Andrew Louis De Tullio Katie Anne Main 3 Paul Travis Mayfield Trent Stephen Edmonds Brianna Celine Maldonado 3 Marcus Gabriel McQuay Sarah Morgan Espensen Francis Genesis Martinez 2nd Major: Advertising Zeev Shalom Foster Marissa Renee Ramos Mallory Ann Mire Chase Edwin Gillis Alyssa Renea Riojas 2 Savannah Anise Mize Henry Robert Granda Camden Rose Smith Danielle Demi Mora Delaney Eliza Hartson Kimberley Noelle Nelson 3, 4 James Austin Hering MEDIA STRATEGIES Obinna Chukwuebuka Ohale Jonna Anne Hewitt 1, 4 Elioth Acevedo-Caballero III Alexandra Kristina Oscarson 1 Sorrel Enrick Hoover-Rosson Kayleigh Shea Baca-Johns Haley Marsarie Parrish 2 Hunter Horka Ingram Tobias Dewayne Bass Ashley Michelle Piper Delaney Alexandria Johnson Obara Rene Baylor Mason Hunter Puschman Hunter Ray Johnson Ridge Canyon Cain Roxana Isabel Rashid 3 Bryant Todd Kilkenny Nathan Keith Carroll Rainey Leanne Rizzo Kaitlyn Nancy Larkin Alexander James Chavez Alexa Mariah Rosas Spencer Hobgood LeBouef Sydney Nicole Downs Myrisa Kayleigh Rutter Branson David Long Kailin Jean George Ranczy Rebekka Sanders Eduardo Lopez Samuel Julian Alexander Guilmore Paige Hannah Schick 1 Lee-En Ma Cale Jacob Haby Colton Calhoun Scott Emily Susan Meador Hunter Randolph Hargrove Matthew Chandler Robert Setzekorn Dominic Edward Moreno Carson Price Hayes Mason Douglas Sliva Devonee Amanda Ortiz Elias J. Hernandez Amber Danielle Smith 2 Annelise Kathryn Oswalt 3 Charles Walter Kubenka Kevin Glen Smith Madyson Breanne Oxford Hannah Jenae Lakas Parker Conrad Stewart Bradley Thomas Raines Travis Drake Lane Kelsi Lynn Trotter 3 Tristyn Alexander Richardson Anna Elizabeth Lee Karlie Brea Warden Ivan Daniel Rivera-Nesrala Maret Wayne McElreath Ginger Michal Weldon 2 Harrison Roof Madison Rose McNeff 3 Grey Michael Weller Casey Lyn Schneider 2 Joshua Chinasa Okea Avery Marie Wells Elizabeth Elise Schroeder 2 Preston Grant Palmer Mary Caroline Wickenheiser 1 Heidi Lynn Taylor Nolan Ray Preston Meghan Elizabeth Witmer 2 Rodrick D. Waffer II Allan Ramirez Stephany Kay Zarbaugh 1 Breanna Haley Whiteford Sonya Shin Carly Ann Wallis ELECTRONIC MEDIA Tristen Cade Wilbanks TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNICATIONS Benjamin Brett Wilkinson TM Abbie Nell Burnett 1, 4 Charles Richard Williams III University Programs 2nd Degree: Agricultural Communications James Henry Williams, Jr. Jonathan Micah Cotton BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS Connor Cleveland Curry PUBLIC RELATIONS McKenzie Nichole Dimak Natalie Brook Allcorn AND SCIENCES George O. Dockery Chaney Ashlynn Arney 2 Kristen Melissa Brazell Shelby Elizabeth Elkins Alexis Grace Austin Christine Annette Jones 3 Jacob Ryan Ewing 3 Ashleigh Elizabeth Austin Daniel Blaine Powell 1 Jennifer Rose Garza Madison Nicole Austin Drew Patrick Tindell Jesus Angel Gonzalez Grado 3 Katalina Maria Benecke 3 Jeremy Scott Hilliard Daniela A. Medina Bermudez

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Matthew Charles Schwarz BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Jurel Clay Scott UNIVERSITY STUDIES Jessica Ann Smith ART Jackson Reade Abney Krystle Anne Steele Chiseum Fontaine Dent Gay Lynn Alexander 3 Putera Adiguna Sudija Jacquelyn Alexshia Lauderdale Stephanie Abigail Alvarez Brandon Richard Wasson Heather Nicole Lusk Brooks Taylor Baack Michael Roy Welch Jose C. Martinez Karan Babu Alicia Michelle Williams Jarrett Chad Miller Lisa Reneé Bahre 3 Eric Alexander Winnie Grace Aris Neal Leela Ann Barina Ryan Nicholas Woodham Bernadette Anne Perez 4 Shattuck James Bell Justin Michael Yankovoy Jacob Allen Robbins Carel-Lee Carissa Bernard Marvin Elijah Black THEATRE ARTS Kyle Justin Blair BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Charlotte Evans Harris Michael Paul Brinkley 1 Jordan Paige Sheets Justin Walker Burk UNIVERSITY STUDIES Julia Rhea Timme 3 Teresa Jenine Burns Travis Ogden Baur Corey Michael Bynum Cody James Caraway 1 BACHELOR OF Justin Garret Coldewey Kathleen G. Cason Darcia Jo Cuellar Michael Dillon DeLeon INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS Audra Gayle Curnutte David Riley Demaree Aaron Christopher Ellis Olivia Grace Davis Sandra Paulette Flores Michael Wayne Moriearty Daniel Thomas Earles David Zachary Hall Parker Hanna Eaton Emily Rosanna Kinsey 2 Judy Helen Edwards Jayson Daniel Lukes BACHELOR OF MUSIC Derek Fairweather 1 Yoko Nagatomo 3 Sophie Anne Baker 3 Samantha Erin Fitzpatrick Grayson Lee Ray Juan C. Bautista Jasmine Nicole Flores Hudson Taylor Rice Matthew Taylor Brown 3 Joshua Michael Galvan Karina Guadalupe Rodriguez Nina Elizabeth Cavasso 2 Gonzales Emmanuel Sanchez Katie Renae Clemmer 2 Jalen Alexander Gowans James Michael Soler Devon M. Curtis 2 Nina Nicole Ham Bryce Andrew Vickers Chase Edward Deases 3 Mia Ann Hargrove WIND ENERGY Nikit Prakash Desai 2 Blair Nicole Haygood Oluwagbohunmi Ayokunmininu Fawehinmi 2 Kolin Alistair Hill Gavin Robert Bigler Anissa Rose Garcia 3 Clayton Wyatt Horn Tyler Lane Bishop Madeline Noelle Garcia Mariah Megan Huart Andrius James Daley Marissa J. Garcia 3 Michael Akpan Ibanga Donavan Leo Da Costa Joseph Blake Giesting 3 Trenton Ryan Kolar Parker Holden Fox Jose Luis Gonzalez 3 Ashley Nichole Konstanzer Jared James Garrand Colin Michael Grigsby 3 Rene Lawson, Jr. Omar Rosendo Lara 3 Madison Taylor Haberl 2 Crafford Demarques Lee Jonathan Layne Shinpaugh Ryan Francis Hill Lisa Nicole Lively Jackson Wesley Walker Heather Nicole Lambert 2 Lori Ann LoCascio 2 Ryan Christopher Langer 2 Rhiannon Gail Mason Michael Abraham Loera 2 Angela Lynn May Brock Isaac Mellinger 2 Cameron Troupe McLeod Jessica Nicole Miller Juana Lisa Moran 2 Kathy Nguyen Ngo 2 Kiley Eric Moran Paige An Nolan 2 Joseph Anthony Morelion Aaron Anthony Perez 3 Shelby Lynn Morrow BACHELOR OF ARTS Thanh Anh Phan 2 Michelle Navarrete DANCE Nicholas K. Phillips Sandra Orozco Tyra Moñet Bradford Clark Owen Preston 3 Chase Lofton Pearcy 2nd Degree: Sociology Ilse Puente 3 Patrick Ryan Petrie Faith Vivian Henderson Jennifer rae’ Rios 2 Allison Pouria Jordan Renée Sanchez 2 Camaury Jené Prados MUSIC Lauren N. Selman 2 Kevin Alan Reynolds Hannah Mariah Gossett 3 Nasr Ali Sheikh Jonathan Earl Richardson Jaber G. Haron 3 Hunter William Stockton Rodolfo Matthew Rivera Maria Marina Dugarte Rodriguez 1 Daniel J. Stout Buck Allen Rodges 2nd Degree: Spanish J. Aaron Talley 3 Alexiss Brooke Rodriguez Gabriel Joseph Treviño 3 Ramiro Dean Rodriguez THEATRE ARTS Alicia Marie Villanueva 2 Ian Richard Sadler Jose Luis Murillo, Jr. 2 Timothy Christopher Wilson 2 Eric Salik Melanie Glynn Threatt Sarah Peet Woolhouse 3 Cory Tyler Sallee Pamela Sue Schroeder

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INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE RECEPTIONS

Immediately After Commencement Ceremony

College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources | Animal and Food Sciences Building, Room 101 College of Architecture | Architecture Gallery, 1st Floor of College of Architecture College of Arts & Sciences | Foyer Area of Room 104, Holden Hall Jerry S. Rawls College of Business Administration | McCoy Atrium, 1st Floor of Rawls College of Business Administration College of Education | Diploma Distribution, First Floor Staircase, College of Education Edward E. Whitacre, Jr. College of Engineering | 101 Livermore Center College of Human Sciences | El Centro, Human Sciences Building College of Media & Communication | Matador Room, Student Union Building J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts | Rotunda, Holden Hall University Studies | Red Raider Lounge, Student Union Building Wind Energy | Room 107, National Wind Institute

Please Note: The Graduate School will distribute diplomas in the City Bank Room of the United Supermarkets Arena immediately after the commencement ceremony.

OTHER CEREMONY

Air Force ROTC Military Commissioning | Friday, December 14, 11:00 a.m., Escondido Theatre, Student Union Building

CANDIDATES FOR MILITARY COMMISSIONS

The following student is being The following students are being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the : in the United States Marine Corps: Andrew Manz Robert Posadas Cooper Strand

DECEMBER 2018 35 COLLEGE BANNERS

he banners displayed at Texas Marvin Cepica, former to preparing teachers and furthering Tech University commencement dean of the college, educational scholarship, leadership, and ceremonies are patterned on developed the design service. The Double T logo appears at the Tmilitary, political, and trade guild insig- with approval and bottom of the banner. nia that date back to the Middle Ages input from the College Marketing Committee. and beyond. Known as gonfalons, they The Jerry S. Rawls College of Business most closely resemble the flags created The background color, Administration banner was designed by Italian city states before and during maize, was established through a collaborative effort of the staff the Renaissance. The Texas Tech Univer- by the Intercollegiate sity flags were individually designed to Code to represent the in the college’s Under- display symbols and colors that represent agricultural disciplines. graduate Services Center. the areas of interest of each unit. The design, with a map of the continent The background color of of North America, reflects the global the banner is drab. The The Faculty Banner displays the univer- scope of modern agriculture and natural central image on the ban- sity colors, red with black, and features resources management. ner is a map of the world the university seal encircled by the words centered on Lubbock with The dimensions and proportions of “Seal of Texas Tech University.” The seal the Texas Tech University was designed by William Ward Watkin, the College of Architecture banner Double T symbol rising the original campus master are based on the Golden Ratio creating from a focal point in the planner, in 1924. The the Golden Rectangle, shield is a black escutcheon within which is the South Plains. The banner symbolizes the quartered by a red cross, logarithmic Golden impact of globalization in the modern on which are arrayed 10 Spiral. The ancient business environment. cotton bolls, symbolic of Greeks recognized these the importance of cotton geometries as significant The College of Arts & Sciences banner to West Texas and repre- and aesthetically pleas- was redesigned in 2014 by Randy Lacy, senting Lubbock County ing, and architects from unit coordinator in the college. Crafted and the nine surrounding Vitruvius to Corbusier with classical typography cotton-producing counties. These sym- have used these pro- and bold lines, the ban- bols also reflect one of the original mis- portions as a means of design. The blue ner replaces the previ- sions of Texas Technological College: “To diagonal lines represent the architectural ous college seal with the provide students with a thorough educa- diagram, while the blue-violet fabric, famous Double T logo. tion in textiles and technical engineer- the designated color for Architecture, is The red and black colors ing.” The shield features emblems that woven in a chevron pattern represent- evoke the university, community, state ing the complexity of digital design and appropriately represent and nation. In the upper-left quadrant, a fabrication. The banner was designed by the largest and most book symbolizes religion and academic David Isern and Simon Alvarez, gradu- diverse college in the traditions. A star in the upper-right ates of the College. university. corner stands for the Lone Star State of Texas. In the lower left a key represents The blue background color of the Col- The Graduate School banner is blue. home, and in the lower right the lamp of lege of Education banner reflects the Imposed on this background is a white knowledge indicates the primary mission light blue color designated for education circle within a light blue one. These of Texas Tech University: “To develop by the Intercollegiate circles contain the image of a golden and advance knowledge.” Above the Code and is also seen open book and a burning lamp. The shield, an eagle, the national bird of the in the velvet border of open book symbolizes knowledge and United States, spreads its wings. Mindful education master’s and the lamp represents a doctoral hoods and of the claims of all these constituencies, light by which to study. doctoral gowns. The the faculty of the university create, trans- The banner was designed mit, and preserve knowledge. upper area of the banner carries a school building by the late Associate The College of Agricultural Sciences & encircled by the words Dean Thomas Langford Natural Resources was one of the four “College of Education” and Ms. Beth Cain, who founding schools of the university in and “Scholarship, Lead- was a Graduate School 1924. The college banner was redesigned ership, Service” to represent the primary staff member and artist for use in the May 2005 graduation. Dr. roles of the college as a unit dedicated for many years.

36 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY The banner of the Edward E. Whitacre, families and commu- of Visual & Performing Jr. College of Engineering features the nities served by the Arts” in silver, linked by a seal of the college set on a field of orange, college in its mission to dynamic red ampersand the academic color for improve and enhance representing the merging engineering. The seal of human lives through of three departments into the college, inspired by a teaching, research, and the college. Centered in 2009 design by chemi- outreach. The image of the banner is the college’s cal engineering student the globe represents the original award-winning Unwana Essien, is goal of not only serving logo designed by the Price encircled with a border the lives of those in the of red, white, and black, local community, but also connecting Group in 2002, the same year the college symbolizing the spirit of with the global community. was founded. The logo is a circle divided Texas Tech University into three sectors, each representing one and the Red Raiders. The College of Media & Communica- of the three units of the college: a blue The two stars represent the ethical duty tion banner illustrates waves of informa- eye for the School of Art, a red lyre for of engineers to themselves and society. tion emanating from a single point—one the School of Music, and a golden spot- The four symbols in the center of the seal voice heard by many. The banner is white light for the School of Theatre and Dance. stand for the foundations of engineering: with a crimson back- All three artistic icons are encased by a ground framing waves • The light bulb, surrounded by a ribbon circular banner which reads: “Texas Tech of information reaching and questions, represents the inspiration University.” The shape of the banner was the public. Crimson is of engineers to answer questions and selected through a student competition, solve problems. the color assigned by the and the banner was made by personnel in • The square and globe represent the Intercollegiate Code to the Costume Shop of the Department of engineer’s work as building blocks for the journalism, the com- Theatre and Dance. world. mon core subject area of the college. The white • The hammer and screwdriver represent The symbols on the Texas Tech Uni- the practical application of the engineer’s field represents honesty, versity Libraries’ banner reinforce the work. decency, and purity. Beneath the crimson idea that the Library is the center of • The atomic figure surrounding the is the name of the college. beaker represents the confluence of math, knowledge on campus. As such, it is the The banner for University Programs science, and technology in the mind of guardian and giver of knowledge and exhibits the colors of Texas Tech with a the engineer. information. The key in red background trimmed in black. The the foreground of the The Honors College banner features focus of the banner is the silhouette of banner symbolizes the a sky blue field onto which is placed a the Administration Building’s bell tower, Libraries’ role as guard- silhouette of one of the which is an iconic sym- ian and safe keeper of Administration Building bol of Texas Tech. Just as all ideas. In the not too bell towers in dark blue. the university is com- distant past, knowl- Superimposed on the sil- prised of many parts, houette is the Honors Col- University Programs edge was considered lege emblem in gold: an integrates multiple sacred or something open book that transforms programs from colleges that was best kept into a bird taking flight. across the university. locked away, thus the symbolism of the This symbol represents The traditional Double key. The flames symbolize the Libraries’ how learning stimulates T placed in a window of other and equally important role as the human creativity. At the the tower signifies the giver of knowledge, providing access to bottom of the banner are future that awaits students who complete wisdom. For centuries, the use of fire was the words in gold: “University Honors these programs in preparation for suc- believed to be man’s first step on the path College.” cessful careers. to civilization; one characteristic of fire is The College of Human Sciences ban- The J.T. & Margaret Talkington College its ability to spread, which represents the ner was redesigned in 2016 and adapted of Visual & Performing Arts banner is Library’s role as purveyor of knowledge. from an original design by former faculty black with a blue drape surmounted by The colors of the flames symbolize the member Dr. Ben Goh. The design depicts a silver swathe that evokes the creative three broad branches of knowledge; scar- an adult, an adolescent, and a child. The energy infused in all the arts. The top of let for humanities, gold for sciences, and diversity of faces and ages represents the the banner features the words “College the purple flame for social sciences.

DECEMBER 2018 37 ACADEMIC DRESS AND PROCESSION

MASTER’S ROBE: Velvet facing around the neck corresponds to DOCTORAL ROBE: Velvet facing on front of robe and three bars color representing the field of study; hood lining represents the on sleeve correspond to color representing the field of study; hood lin- colors of the institution that conferred the degree. ing represents the colors of the institution that conferred the degree.

earing academic dress at commencement ceremo- For example, those who have received advanced degrees from nies dates from the early history of the oldest uni- Texas Tech University wear hoods lined with red and black. versities created during the twelfth and thirteenth The Oxford—the so-called mortarboard—is black and has a Wcenturies. Because educated people were almost always of long tassel fastened to the center. The tassel is usually worn the clergy, the black gown is an adaptation of the “cope,” a with the pendant over the left front of the cap. Different long mantle or cloak of silk or other cloth worn by church colored tassels are often worn on the bachelor’s and master’s dignitaries in processions and on other occasions. The long caps to indicate the type of degree. The tassel on the cap of gown and cowl (similar to the academic hood of today) were the doctoral candidate, except for professional degrees, is worn by priests and monks for warmth in the cold medieval either gold or black. The doctoral degree holders may also buildings. wear the velvet tam with a gold tassel. In the early centuries, a great diversity of color and style of Candidates for the undergraduate degree will wear the tas- cap, gown, and hood appeared in different universities of sel on the right side of the cap at commencement. After the Europe. The European custom of wearing academic dress was degrees have been conferred, baccalaureate degree later introduced at American colleges. Not until after 1895 recipients will turn the tassel to the left side of the cap, thus was a uniform academic code of dress adopted by most U.S. showing that they are now graduates. Those graduates who colleges and universities. Today, the black robe, hood, and have the official Texas Tech Alumni Association class ring are cap are worn at most institutions of higher learning. Some invited to turn their rings at this time. institutions have authorized doctoral gowns in colors other than the customary black. Candidates wearing red cords have earned the Latin designa- tions of cum laude, magna cum laude or summa cum laude The gowns used in American academic ceremonies vary ac- based on a minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average. cording to the highest degree awarded to the wearer. Usually Candidates wearing kite-shaped medallions are Honors Col- the bachelor’s robe has long pointed sleeves and the master’s lege graduates earning a minimum of 24 hours of Honors has oblong sleeves, square at the end with a slit at the elbow. coursework. Medallions with red ribbons indicate a notation The doctoral gown is a more elaborate robe faced down the of “With Honors” (non-thesis) and gold ribbons indicating a front with velvet and across the bell-shaped sleeves with notation of “With Highest Honors” (thesis). three bars of velvet. The velvet facing and bars may be of the color distinctive to the field of study. Phi Beta Kappa students may wear their membership key as well as the society’s dark blue honor stole and/or pink and The doctoral hood has side panels and is slightly longer than blue honor cords. Members of Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Board, the one worn for the master’s degree. The color used in the and other honor societies may likewise display their societ- velvet border of the hood indicates the field of study. The ies’ medallions and honor cords. Texas Tech University has velvet border is widest on the doctor’s hood, and the colors of five university-wide honoraries: Golden Key, Mortar Board, the lining indicate the college or university that conferred the Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, and Phi Kappa Phi. degree.

38 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY COLORS REPRESENTING FIELDS OF STUDY The following is a list of colors established by the Intercollegiate Code representing departments of learning and fields of study:

Maize | Agriculture Blue-Violet | Architecture White | Arts, Letters and Humanities Drab | Business Administration Lilac | Dentistry Copper | Economics Light Blue | Education Orange | Engineering Brown | Fine Arts Russet | Forestry Maroon | Human Sciences Crimson | Journalism Purple | Law Lemon | Library Science Green | Medicine Pink | Music Apricot | Nursing Silver Gray | Oratory (Speech) Olive Green | Pharmacy Dark Blue | Philosophy Sage Green | Physical Education Peacock Blue | Public Administration Salmon Pink | Public Health Gold-Yellow | Science Citron | Social Work Scarlet | Theology or Divinity Gray | Veterinary Science

HONOR CORDS / MEDALLION The following is a list of honor cords/medallions issued by colleges.

Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources | Green Architecture | White and Gold Arts & Sciences | Royal Blue Business Administration | Royal Blue and Gold UNDERGRADUATE ROBE: A red stole displaying the Double T and Education | Jade Green and Violet seal of Texas Tech University distinguishes students receiving baccalaureate Engineering | Orange degrees. Degree candidates wearing red cords will graduate with honors Honors | Honors Medallion designations based on a minimum 3.5 GPA. Human Sciences | Maroon Media & Communication | Crimson University Programs | Red Visual & Performing Arts | Brown Wind Energy | Blue and Green

TEXAS TECH COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHS COMMENCEMENT DVD

A professional photographer will be taking photos of graduates The Texas Tech Alumni Association encourages graduates to as they receive their diplomas. You may view and order photos order a Texas Tech Commencement DVD to commemorate their online at www.candidcolorphotography.com. Click on “view achievement. The $45 purchase also will include a one-year Tex- proofs” and then “graduations.” Images will be posted within as Tech Alumni Association gift membership. This membership 48 hours of the ceremony. Photographers also will be available will help graduates stay connected to Texas Tech. To reserve after the ceremony for photos of friends and family with the a copy of today’s ceremony, complete and mail an order form graduates. Photographers will be located outside the arena located at one of the tables in each corner of the concourse. Do near the north parking lot. There is no charge or obligation for not leave the forms on the tables. Please mail them to the ad- having these photos taken. dress on the form. To learn more about the Alumni Association, visit www.TexasTechAlumni.org or call 806.742.3641.

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103 111 103 111 FACULTY FACULTY AG. SCIENCES & BUSINESS ENGINEERING HUMAN SCIENCES ADMINISTRATION NATURAL RESOURCES FACULTY 102 FACULTY 112 102 112 FACULTY FACULTY HUMAN SCIENCES 101 BUSINESS UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS / 113 101 ENGINEERING 113 ADMINISTRATION WIND ENERGY MEDIA & FACULTY FACULTY COMMUNICATION

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denoted by denoted by The first athletic teams of the univer- sity were known as the Matadors, a name that reflected the Spanish ar- chitectural influence on campus. The change from Matadors to Red Raiders occurred after a Lubbock Avalanche- Journal writer commented on the red uniforms and strong season of the 1932 football team, saying “the Red Raiders from Texas Tech” were the “terror of the Southwest Confer- ence.” The name caught on and by 1936 the team was renamed the Red Raiders. No changes were ever made to the lyrics of the school song, which was penned in 1930. Page from 1936 Student Handbook courtesy of the Southwest Collection.