Hail OSWEGO Voices fill the air

Singing reverently

Pledging our school fair

Truth and loyalty

This our song we raise

In her name and praise

Oswego, Alma Mater

Hail to thee! ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHTH Commencement20

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 MARANO CAMPUS CENTER

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO 19 Contents

The Ceremony

9 a.m. Program & Procession...... 2 12:30 p.m. Program & Procession...... 3 4 p.m. Program & Procession...... 4

Academic Traditions...... 5 Officers of the College...... 6 Commencement Speakers...... 8 Student Speaker...... 10 Alumni Banner Presenters...... 10 SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence...... 11 Possibility Scholars...... 12 College Honors Program and Honors Programs...... 12 Honor Organizations...... 13 State University of New York Board of Trustees...... 14 State University of New York at Oswego College Council...... 14 SUNY Distinguished Faculty...... 14 Retiring Faculty and Professional Staff...... 14

Degree Conferral

The 9 a.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The 12:30 p.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the School of Business. The 4 p.m. ceremony includes undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the School of Communication, Media and the Arts and the School of Education.

Undergraduate Degree Candidates College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 15 School of Business...... 20

School of Communication, Media and the Arts...... 23 The College Medallion School of Education...... 26 Division of Extended Learning...... 28 Graduate Degree Candidates...... 29

Class of 2019 Senior Class Gifts...... 33 Public Ceremonies Committee...... 35 Special Thanks...... 35 Visitor Information...... 36

Alma Mater...... back cover

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 1 9 A.M. PROGRAM | COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional Recessional** Juan F. La Manna, Organist Juan F. La Manna, Organist PLATFORM PARTY Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann Convening of the 158th Commencement READERS Mace Bearer, Lisa Glidden Lisa M. Glidden, Lisa Glidden, National Anthem Associate Professor, Political Science Chairperson, Faculty Assembly Led by Douglas Woolever Elizabeth Dunne Schmitt, Eusebio Omar van Reenen, Introduction of Platform Party Professor, Economics President, Student Association Lisa Glidden HONORS MARSHALS Kristen Eichhorn, Welcome Laura Brown, Dean, Graduate Studies Deborah F. Stanley Professor, Human Development Greetings Sarah Hanusch, Patricia Clark, Kristin Ann Shanley-Graves Assistant Professor, Mathematics Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts Eusebio Omar van Reenen and Sciences UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Recognition for Military Service Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning Robert Zuber, Scott Furlong Adjunct Professor, Computer Science Mary Canale, Vice President, Recognition of Retiring Faculty Mihoko Tsutsumi, Development and Alumni Relations and Professional Staff Assistant Professor, Music Scott Furlong Jerri Howland, Vice President for Student GRADUATE MARSHALS Affairs and Enrollment Management, Recognition of Honor Students Evelyn A. Clark, Dean of Students Scott Furlong Associate Professor, Sociology Rodmon King, Chief Diversity Presentation and Conferring of Honorary Degree Lyn Blanchfield, and Inclusion Officer Deborah F. Stanley Visiting Assistant Professor, History Mildred García Nick Lyons, Vice President, FACULTY MARSHALS Commencement Speaker Administration and Finance Mildred García Rachel Lee, Assistant Professor, Atmospheric Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* and Geological Sciences Kristen Eichhorn Elizabeth Wilcox, Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Assistant Professor, Mathematics Undergraduate Degrees* Kristin Ann Shanley-Graves, Member, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause College Council Patricia Clark until all names have been read. Brian McGrath, Member, College Council Alumni Banner Presentation ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Andre Nichols and platform party recess. Scott Furlong, Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs Charge to Graduates Deborah F. Stanley Immediately following Mildred García, President, American Alma Mater the 9 a.m. ceremony, Association of State Colleges and Universities, Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Led by Douglas Woolever you are invited to a reception Adjournment of the 158th Commencement held north of the Convocation Center. Deborah F. Stanley, President Lisa Glidden

2 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 12:30 P.M. PROGRAM | SCHOOL OF BUSINESS The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional Recessional** Juan F. La Manna, Organist Juan F. La Manna, Organist Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann PLATFORM PARTY

Convening of the 158th Commencement READERS Mace Bearer, Lisa Glidden Irene E. Scruton, Assistant Dean and Lisa Glidden, Director MBA Programs School of Business National Anthem Chairperson, Faculty Assembly Led by Faith Strohm Dean Crawford, Professor of Accounting Introduction of Platform Party Eusebio Omar van Reenen, Lisa Glidden HONORS MARSHALS President, Student Association Mary McGowan, Visiting Assistant Professor, Welcome Accounting, Finance and Law Kristen Eichhorn, Deborah F. Stanley Kristin Sotak, Assistant Professor, Dean, Graduate Studies Greetings Marketing and Management Darlene Baker Richard Skolnik, Eusebio Omar van Reenen UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Dean, School of Business Steve Abraham, Recognition for Military Service Professor, Marketing and Management Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning Scott Furlong Yilong Eric Zheng, Assistant Professor, Recognition of Retiring Faculty Marketing and Management Mary Canale, Vice President, and Professional Staff Development and Alumni Relations Scott Furlong GRADUATE MARSHALS Andrea Pagano, Visiting Assistant Professor, Jerri Howland, Vice President for Student Recognition of Honor Students Affairs and Enrollment Management, Scott Furlong Accounting, Finance and Law Dean of Students Presentation and Conferring of Honorary Degree Raihan Khan, Professor, Marketing and Management Deborah F. Stanley Rodmon King, Chief Diversity Jeff Ragovin and Inclusion Officer FACULTY MARSHALS Commencement Speaker Graig Arcuri, Visiting Assistant Professor, Nick Lyons, Vice President, Jeff Ragovin Accounting, Finance and Law Administration and Finance Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* Sarah Bonzo, Associate Professor, Kristen Eichhorn Marketing and Management Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Undergraduate Degrees* School of Business, Brian McGrath, Member, College Council Richard Skolnik * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause until all names have been read. Alumni Banner Presentation ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Scott Furlong, Provost, Shaleena Campbell and platform party recess. Vice President for Academic Affairs Zina Campbell Charge to Graduates Jeff Ragovin, Chief Growth Officer and Deborah F. Stanley Immediately following Investor, Social Native LLC and Managing the 12:30 p.m. ceremony, Partner of Ragovin Ventures, Honorary Alma Mater Degree, Doctor of Human Letters Led by Faith Strohm you are invited to a reception held north of the Convocation Center. Adjournment of the 158th Commencement Deborah F. Stanley, President Lisa Glidden

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 3 4 P.M. PROGRAM | SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, MEDIA AND THE ARTS | SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The procession begins with the entrance of the chair of the Faculty Assembly bearing the college mace, followed by the retiring faculty and professional staff, summa cum laude graduates leading the undergraduate candidates, graduate candidates, the emeriti faculty, and faculty led by marshals who escort them to special seating areas. When they have taken their places, the platform party enters. The president of the college concludes the procession wearing the college medallion. ORDER OF EXERCISES Prelude and Processional Adjournment of the 158th Commencement Juan F. La Manna, Organist Lisa Glidden PLATFORM PARTY Selections from Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar Recessional** Convening of the 158th Commencement Juan F. La Manna, Organist Mace Bearer, Lisa Glidden Selections from La Vaillance by Georg Philipp Telemann Lisa Glidden, National Anthem Chairperson, Faculty Assembly READERS Led by Santa-Li Zambrano Joanne E. O’Toole, Associate Professor, Eusebio Omar van Reenen, Introduction of Platform Party Curriculum & Instruction President, Student Association Lisa Glidden Michael Riecke, Assistant Professor, Kristen Eichhorn, Welcome Broadcasting and Mass Communication Dean, Graduate Studies Deborah F. Stanley HONORS MARSHALS Julie Pretzat, Greetings Aleksandra Kraszpulska, Dean, School of Communication, Darlene Baker Assistant Professor, Theatre Media and the Arts Eusebio Omar van Reenen Patrick Mathis, Pamela Michel, Recognition for Military Service Visiting Assistant Professor, Theatre Dean, School of Education Scott Furlong Recognition of Retiring Faculty UNDERGRADUATE MARSHALS Jill Pippin, Dean, Extended Learning and Professional Staff Mihoko Tsutsumi, Assistant Professor, Music Mary Canale, Vice President, Scott Furlong Development and Alumni Relations Cindi Giovo, Recognition of Honor Students Adjunct Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Jerri Howland, Vice President for Student Scott Furlong Affairs and Enrollment Management, Presentation and Conferring of Honorary Degree GRADUATE MARSHALS Dean of Students Deborah F. Stanley Michael LeBlanc, Professor, Noreen Falcone Counseling and Psychological Services Rodmon King, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Yvonne Spicer Benjamin Enter, Commencement Speakers Associate Professor, Art Nick Lyons, Vice President, Noreen Falcone Administration and Finance Yvonne Spicer FACULTY MARSHALS Sandra Bargainnier, Associate Professor, Darlene Baker, Member, College Council Presentation and Conferring of Graduate Degrees* Health Promotion and Wellness Kristen Eichhorn Michael Goldych, Member, College Council Mya Brown, Presentation and Conferring of Assistant Professor, Theatre Brian McGrath, Member, College Council Undergraduate Degrees* School of Communication, Media and the Arts, * Families and guests are requested to hold their applause Scott Furlong, Provost, Julie Pretzat until all names have been read. Vice President for Academic Affairs School of Education, ** Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty, Noreen Falcone, Past President of the U.S. and platform party recess. Pamela Michel Federal Association - Order of Malta, Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Alumni Banner Presentation Abigail Buttacavoli Immediately following Yvonne Spicer, Mayor of the City of Charge to Graduates the 4 p.m. ceremony, Framingham, Massachuetts, Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Deborah F. Stanley you are invited to a reception Alma Mater held north of the Convocation Center. Deborah F. Stanley, President Led by Santa-Li Zambrano

4 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Academic Traditions

The Commencement Setting — The 2007 ceremonies marked The College Medallion is worn by the SUNY Oswego president as a the first graduations to take place in Oswego’s Marano Campus symbol of authority at all official ceremonies such as Commencement Center. Located in the heart of campus, the Marano Campus Center and Honors Convocation. Oswego is represented in the perfect center represents the college’s social hub and a gathering place for events of the medallion by a tiny green and gold circle. The dot is located appealing to a wide range of student, faculty and community properly on an outline of New York state, which itself surmounts a interests. This $25.5 million building was the first new construction globe to show the relationship of our institution to the state and the on our lakeside campus in 35 years when it opened in the fall of 2006. world. Fashioned by Dominic T. DiPasquale of the Art Department for president James Perdue’s 1966 inauguration, the medallion was a The Academic Procession — The centuries-old pageantry of gift of the Class of 1966 for the occasion. the academic procession dates from ancient traditions rooted in the early universities. Since the clergy were in charge of the A wreath of gold leaves surrounds the globe and is circled by a flat first academic ceremonies, they followed the familiar order of band bearing the engraved college name and two dates: 1861, the religious processions. college founding; and 1948, the founding of the State University of which Oswego was a charter unit. On the clasp above the medallion The Tradition of Academic Attire — Caps, gowns and hoods worn sits a gold lamp of knowledge, emblematic of a seat of learning. at college and university functions date from the Middle Ages. (Photo, page 1.) Monks and students of that time wore them to keep warm in the damp, drafty halls of learning. From these practical origins The College Mace — In medieval times the mace was a weapon of they have developed into the accepted garb which symbolizes offense with the metal head often heavily spiked. Today it appears scholarly achievement. chiefly in ceremonial functions of churches, governments, colleges and universities. The head of the Oswego mace holds a jade sphere Baccalaureate gowns have a long, pleated front with shirring symbolizing the university of wisdom and knowledge, surrounded across the shoulders and back. They are primarily distinguished by four silver flanges unfolding petal-like without imprisoning the by flowing sleeves pointed at the fingertips. These gowns may be sphere and representing the potential of disciplined imagination, worn open or closed. the goal of higher education. The richness of the jade and the rose- wood shaft reflect the pomp and solemnity of academic ceremony. The master’s gown is worn open and the sleeve is cut so that the forearm comes through a slit just above the elbow. The lining of A gift of the Class of 1969 for President James Perdue’s inauguration, the hood is satin and the color represents the school conferring the the Oswego mace has been in use at Commencement ever since. degree. The velvet border color represents the discipline in which Joseph F. Shoenfelt of the art faculty created its design and silver the degree was earned. work, with the rosewood turning by William D. Todd, formerly of the technology faculty. (Photo, page 25.) Doctoral gowns are traditionally worn open, but either open or closed is acceptable. They carry broad, velvet panels down the front Academic Colors and three velvet bars on the full, round sleeves. This velvet trim- Brown...... Fine Arts Peacock Blue...... Public ming may be either black or the color distinctive of the degree. Citron...... Social Science Administration Mortarboards or caps worn with baccalaureate and master’s gowns Copper...... Economics Pink...... Music generally have black tassels. The tassel of the doctoral cap is usually Crimson...... Journalism Purple...... Law made of gold bullion. Dark Blue...... Philosophy Sage Green...... Physical The doctoral hood gives color and meaning to the academic cos- Drab...... Accountancy, Education tume. Its silk lining bears the color of the institution conferring the Business Salmon Pink...... Public Health degree. The hood is bordered with velvet of a prescribed width and Science Gold...... Science Scarlet...... Theology color to indicate the field of learning to which the degree pertains. Kelly Green...... Medicine Silver...... Oratory (Speech) Lemon...... Library Science White...... Arts, Letters, Honor Cords for Military Service — United States veterans and Light Blue...... Education Humanities reserve and active duty military graduating from SUNY Oswego Orange...... Engineering are wearing red, white and blue honor cords in recognition of their service.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 5 Officers of the College

Deborah F. Stanley Scott Furlong President Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs President Stanley is the 10th President of SUNY The college’s chief academic officer, Furlong, joined Oswego. Her tenure has been driven by bold and the Oswego family in July 2017. Furlong is responsible inclusive leadership and a broad vision resulting in for leadership of all instructional and academic increased academic excellence, campus renewal, programs, overseeing more than 100 academic and successful fundraising. Under her leadership, programs in the college’s four schools with more than new programs such as electrical and computer 550 faculty, as well as a range of academic support engineering, human-computer interaction, biomedical and health staff and offerings. A renowned public policy scholar and co-author informatics, and the online MBA programs were established. She of two books, Furlong previously served as dean of the College of Arts, pioneered the Oswego Guarantee and the $300 Graduation Return on Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Green Investment. Her ambitious campus-wide renewal plan encompasses Bay, where he led and participated in many efforts to further integrate hundreds of millions of dollars in renovations and construction, the ideals of a liberal arts education into the UW-Green Bay curriculum. including the environmentally designated LEED Gold Shineman He earned his bachelor of arts degree in government from St. Lawrence Center, the modernization of the college’s arts building Tyler Hall; University, and his master of public administration and Ph.D. in and the recently renovated Wilber Hall, marking the centralization of political science from American University. all School of Education departments under one, contiguous roof. She earned a baccalaureate degree with honors, and a juris doctor degree Jerri Howland from Syracuse University. Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management; Dean of Students Howland was named vice president in 2019 after Nicholas A. Lyons serving as interim vice president for the past year. In Vice President for Administration and Finance this leadership post, she oversees all student affairs As SUNY Oswego’s officer in charge of financial operations and activities. Howland began serving operations and facilities, Lyons has overseen 16 years as associate vice president of student affairs and of construction and renovation that have gone far in dean of students at Oswego in 2014, supervising several units including transforming the campus. He has served the State campus life (student involvement, intramurals and recreation, event University since 1978, having worked previously as management) and student conduct. She assisted in enhancing student assistant vice president for administration at SUNY New life programming and services on campus to foster increased student Paltz, as university internal control officer and in several administrative success. Howland previously served as dean of students and assistant positions at System Administration and the Research Foundation of SUNY. dean for campus life at Rhode Island School of Design. Her entire career He holds degrees in business administration from SUNY Morrisville and has been dedicated to higher education in various student life, support SUNY Plattsburgh. At Oswego, he oversees finance, student accounts, and student development positions. She earned a Ph.D. in student affairs human resources, environmental health and safety, University Police, administration and research from the University of Iowa; master of arts physical plant, facilities services and construction and purchasing. from Southeast Missouri State University; and bachelor of science from Frostburg State University. Mary Canale Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Rodmon C. King Canale came to Oswego in 1996 as the coordinator Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer of the Oswego State Fall Classic. She later became King is responsible for implementing the college’s assistant director of development and, in 2002, strategic diversity and inclusion goals, while leading instituted the major gifts program before becoming the cultivation, enhancement and promotion of an associate vice president for development. A 1981 environment of equity and inclusion for all. Working alumna, Canale was integral to the success of both at Oswego since July 2018, he provides counsel on of the college’s comprehensive fundraising campaigns as well as the all matters pertaining to diversity and inclusive Possibility and Marano Scholars programs. Appointed vice president for excellence. King previously excelled as associate vice president for development and alumni relations and executive director of the Oswego academic affairs and diversity initiatives at Centre College in Kentucky. College Foundation in 2016, Canale serves as the college’s principal Prior to that, King was a philosophy faculty member at Hobart and fundraiser and has helped to achieve unprecedented growth in the William Smith Colleges in Geneva. King received his doctorate and school’s endowment, which consistently shows stronger returns than master’s degrees in philosophy from the University of Rochester and peers. She is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals a bachelor of art degree in religion and philosophy from Roberts and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. Wesleyan College.

6 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Kristen Eichhorn Pamela A. Michel Dean, Graduate Studies Dean, School of Education Eichhorn was appointed dean in July 2017 after Michel previously served as chair of the curriculum serving the institution in several leadership roles, and instruction department and taught in the including Presidential Faculty Fellow, interim graduate literacy program. She earned her dean of extended learning, SUNY Faculty Senator bachelor’s in music and education from Elmira and chair of communication studies. Eichhorn College and a master’s and Ph.D. in reading and was nominated and accepted as an American language arts from Syracuse University. She is the Council On Education Fellow in 2016-17, spending a year in Cornell author of the book The Child’s View of Reading: Understandings University’s Office of Provost. Eichhorn has a distinguished record of for Teachers and Parents, as well as many other publications teaching and research and her publications include co-authoring the contributing to the field of literacy. She has presented widely at local, “Interpersonal Communication: Building Rewarding Relationships” regional, state, national and international levels throughout her textbook and research papers in multiple international journals. career on issues related to evaluation of reading difficulties, future She earned her bachelor’s degree from Canisius College, master’s directions of literacy clinics and children’s perceptions of reading. from West Virginia University and Ph.D in communication from the University of Miami. Jill Pippin Dean, Extended Learning Patricia Clark Before rejoining Oswego in January 2014, Pippin Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, served for eight years as dean for continuing Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing education at Jefferson Community College. Her Clark has served the campus community in career, spanning both academic and business several capacities since her 2002 appointment, positions such as director for graduate services and including as the department’s chair from 2013 to enrollment, adjunct business instructor, director of 2017, then as associate dean. She has served on operations, and major accounts manager, as well as her experience numerous campus committees, supported many earning an MBA from Franklin University, has instilled a passion for student initiatives and events, and has served as faculty adviser providing access to higher education at all levels of the educational to the Rainbow Alliance and the Black Student Union. Her many pipeline. Previously, the Oswego alumna developed the Jefferson awards include a Nuala McGann Drescher Award and a National Higher Education Center, facilitated the growth of Jefferson’s Endowment for the Humanities summer stipend. Clark holds a military services on Fort Drum, and established other innovative bachelor of fine arts and English, and a master of arts in English from and community-oriented programs for adult and non-traditional Syracuse University, and a Ph.D. in English from Miami University students. In 2013, she was awarded the 2013 Continuing Education (Ohio). Her teaching and scholarship center on 20th century and Association of New York’s Outstanding Continuing Educator Award. contemporary African American and U.S. literature. Richard J. Skolnik Julie Pretzat Dean, School of Business Dean, School of Communication, Media and the Arts Before becoming dean of Oswego’s School of Pretzat became dean in 2015 after serving as Business, Skolnik served as chair of the accounting, the school’s first associate dean. Previously she finance and law department and as director of chaired Oswego’s music department and served as the master’s in business administration program. interim chair of theatre. While a music professor, He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has been she received the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for involved with the CFA Institute in numerous areas. Excellence in Teaching. She has organized and He has published research articles on investments, higher education conducted hundreds of performances by community and college pedagogy and financial economics. He has a Ph.D. in managerial choral groups and has collaborated with college, community and economics and a master’s degree in operations research and statistics professional choral, musical theater and opera groups throughout from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a bachelor’s degree in Central New York. She has done extensive work at the college in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Michigan. accreditation, academic advisement and creating first-year seminar courses. She holds a bachelor’s from Smith College, a master of music from the University of Michigan and a doctor of musical arts from the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 7 Commencement Speakers

Mildred García Jeff Ragovin President, American Association of State Colleges Chief Growth Officer and Investor, Social Native LLC and Universities and Managing Partner of Ragovin Ventures Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Honorary Degree, Doctor of Human Letters

As president of the American Association of State Tech pioneer and industry veteran Jeff Ragovin — Colleges and Universities starting in January 2018, a SUNY Oswego alumnus from the class of Dr. Mildred García is the first Latina to lead any 2000 — is the chief growth officer of Social Native, a of the six presidentially based higher education technology platform reinventing how brands create associations in Washington, D.C. She also was the first Latina content through people. Social Native develops high-quality, custom president in the largest system of public higher education in the content; its business model involves paying talented consumers country, the California State University system, at California State to create content for the brands they love, as the company aims to University, Dominguez Hills in 2007. bridge the gap between supply and demand to create unparalleled efficiency and scale in the creative industry. He also serves as the García went on to serve as president of California State University, founder of Ragovin Ventures, which advises startups with proven Fullerton from 2012 to 2018. Under her leadership, the university methodologies and techniques to scale faster and smarter. saw a 30 percent improvement in six-year graduation rates and a 65 percent improvement in four-year graduation rates for first-time Ragovin was the co-founder of Buddy Media, playing a central role freshmen – both university records. Fullerton, the largest university in guiding the company from a start-up into the largest enterprise in the California State system serving more than 40,000 students social marketing suite in the world. Founded in 2007, Buddy Media and having an operating budget of almost a half-billion dollars, also empowered brands and agencies to organize and control their eliminated the achievement gap for transfer students and cut it in social marketing programs. Buddy Media also enabled companies half for first-time freshmen. Annual gift commitments nearly tripled. to publish content, place and optimize social ads, and measure the The institution is now number one in California and second in the effectiveness of social marketing programs. Salesforce acquired nation in awarding bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics, as well as sixth in Buddy Media in 2012 for $800 million. the nation in graduating students of color. Ragovin is often asked to speak on digital marketing at leading President Barack Obama chose García to serve on the President’s industry-wide events including SXSW, Mashable, the Direct Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanics, and Marketing Association, CES, Digital Hollywood, Internet Week, the U.S. Secretary of Education tapped her to serve on the Committee Social Media Week, Mediapost, Dreamforce, IAB, Forbes, Startout on Measures of Student Success. A first-generation college student, and many others. He hosts the “Marketing Mix” podcast, which she earned a doctorate in education from Teachers College at features some of the world’s most influential C-level executives. Columbia University. Ragovin was born and raised in Manhattan and graduated from García holds numerous honors, including the American Council on Oswego with a bachelor’s degree in broadcasting and mass media. Education’s Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership Award, and was He serves on the board of directors for the South Fork Sea Farmers a Distinguished Alumni Honoree of Columbia University. She has (SFS2), a non-profit that works in partnership with the East Hampton held both academic and senior-level positions at several universities Hatchery to create a sustainable world through aquaculture. SFS2 nationwide, including Arizona State University, Columbia University, plays a key role in cleaning waters and providing a sustainable food Penn State University, Montclair State University, and The City production system through oyster cultivation and education. University of New York.

8 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Noreen Falcone Yvonne Spicer Past President of the U.S. Federal Association - Mayor of the city of Framingham, Massachuetts Order of Malta Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters Dr. Yvonne Spicer, a 1984 alumna of SUNY Oswego A respected community leader and philanthropist, who also earned a master’s degree from Oswego Noreen Reale Falcone has demonstrated an in 1985, was sworn in Jan. 1, 2018, as the first unwavering devotion to the preservation of mayor of Framingham, Massachusetts, the same human dignity and faith in the human spirit. day Framingham officially became a city. As the first African-American woman to be popularly elected mayor in the Early in her career, as an elementary school teacher in the North state of Massachusetts, Mayor Spicer is focused on establishing a Syracuse Central School District, she empowered young people to transparent government that inspires community involvement from believe in themselves and to achieve their greatest dreams. In the all citizens. 1990s, she was invited to join the Order of Malta, the fourth-oldest lay religious order in the Catholic Church, and went on to serve A leading national advocate for science, technology, engineering from 2006 to 2009 as the first female president of the U.S. Knights of and math (STEM) education, Mayor Spicer previously served as Malta, one of 59 chapters worldwide in the 900-year history of the vice president for advocacy and educational partnerships at the international Order of Malta. Museum of Science, Boston, where she was known for building partnerships in STEM education with policymakers, school districts, Among her current volunteer activities, Falcone is a member of the municipalities, businesses and non-profit organizations. Prior to Board of Trustees at Le Moyne College, a member of the Syracuse that, she was an administrator for Framingham and Newton public Diocese Foundation Board, and a volunteer and an honorary schools. member of the board at Francis House. In the past, she served as president of the Manlius Pebble Hill School board and president Appointed to the Massachusetts governor’s STEM Advisory of its Board of Trustees, chair of the Central New York Community Council in 2010 by Gov. Deval Patrick, she served as co-chair of the Foundation, a member of the Board with the New York State Council council’s Teacher Development Committee; she was re-appointed on the Arts for eight years, and as a trustee of Syracuse Stage, among in 2017 by Gov. Charlie Baker, serving on the Computer Science many other leadership roles. and Engineering and the Career Pathways committees. Mayor Spicer also served on the Massachusetts Business Roundtable, the Her philanthropy has transformed communities in Central New Massachusetts Office of the Treasurer Economic Empowerment York. She and her husband donated a building valued at $3.3 Trust Fund and on the Standing Committee on Ways and Means. million to provide Catholic Charities of Oswego County, and related She served as 2018-19 president of the International Technology nonprofits, with office space they needed to serve the community. Engineering Education Association, an organization designed to Falcone also provided funding for a building for the Make-A-Wish build capacity for technology and engineering education globally. Foundation in Syracuse. She and her family endowed the Noreen Mayor Spicer grew up in Brooklyn and has lived in Framingham 32 Reale Falcone Library at Le Moyne College to ensure it would be years. available to students for generations. An extraordinarily active and generous alumna of Oswego, she Among her many honors are the National Society of Fundraising graduated with a bachelor’s in industrial arts and technology Executives’ Philanthropist of the Year Award, the Order of Malta and a master’s in technology education. She earned her doctorate Grand Cross, Post-Standard Lifetime Achievement Award and in educational leadership at University of Massachusetts, Le Moyne College Leadership and Distinguished Alumni awards. Boston. Mayor Spicer was instrumental in establishing the 2001 Massachusetts technology/engineering curriculum framework and the first-ever K-12 assessment for technology and engineering. She has also served as an advisor/content expert to the National Governors Association. Mayor Spicer has been a consultant to numerous states on technology and engineering standards, strategic leadership development and business engagement.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 9 Student Speaker Alumni Banner Presenters

Eusebio Omar van Abigail Buttacavoli ’19 Andre Nichols ’19 Reenen ’20 School of Communication, College of Liberal Arts President, SUNY Oswego Media and the Arts and and Sciences Student Association School of Education Nichols, a native of A junior double major Buttacavoli, from Albany, Whitesboro and political in biochemistry and graduates with a bachelor’s science major, is a proud political science in broadcasting and mass student of the Educational from Walvis Bay, communication with a Opportunity Program, Namibia, Africa, van Reenen is the first minor in business administration. At Oswego, where he later became a peer leader. He was international student to become SA she was very active in student organizations a staff member of Vote Oswego before serving President. He first visited Oswego for the and the School of Communication, Media as senator at-large, attorney general and international GENIUS Olympiad high and the Arts. She was news director for the senate president pro tempore for the Student school science, arts and sustainability student-run TV station, WTOP 10, president Association. Nicholas has been vice president competition the college hosts, where of the National Broadcasting Society Alpha of the Auxiliary Services Board of Directors, he received a scholarship to return. Epsilon Rho and a co-director of the Dr. Lewis and served on numerous Student Association He has been a senator and director of B. O’Donnell Media Summit. Buttacavoli has committees and campus committees. A diversity, equity and inclusion in the a passion for journalism, and has interned at student representative on the Oswego Alumni Student Association, a Funnelle Hall both Spectrum News in Albany and at CNY Association Board of Directors, he also was Resident Assistant, a Laker Leader for Central in Syracuse. This April, she signed senior Class of 2019 coordinator intern. New Student Orientation and University her first full-time offer to be a television news Nicholas also interned for the New York State Colleges Representative in the Student reporter at WWNY-TV in Watertown, Assembly District 119. He intends to pursue a Assembly of SUNY, comprised of student starting in May. career in law and public service, focusing on governments of all SUNY campuses civil rights and civic engagement. advocating for more than 1.4 million students on the state and federal level. Shaleena Campbell ’19 His active focuses have included School of Business Zina Campbell ’19 sustainability, women’s and LGBTQ+ School of Business rights, equality, diversity and inclusion A business administration of underrepresented and students of major, Campbell’s Campbell graduates with color; including spearheading the “Equal leadership positions a bachelor‘s in business Pay for Equal Play” movement for club include president of Chi administration. During sports to eliminate the gender-funding Alpha Epsilon National her time at Oswego, her gap, implementing free menstrual Honor Society, treasurer leadership roles included products in bathrooms across campus; of the Cut the Craft Club, writing tutor and vice president of the Cut plus leading efforts to eliminate single- academic peer coach. Thanks to a Jose Ramon the Craft Club and the Chi Alpha Epsilon use plastics and reduce the carbon CAPA scholarship, she studied abroad in honor society, an Educational Opportunity footprint of campus operations. He London. This past year, seeking to impact Program peer leader, a Mentor-Scholar remains committed to using his platform her hometown, she co-founded, with twin Program mentor and a writing tutor. Her to push the campus forward and grant all sister Zina ’19, the Harlem Dress Collective entrepreneurial spirit fueled her to seek Lakers an equal opportunity to thrive. (HDC) nonprofit prom dress drive. With help opportunities to serve her home community from Oswego faculty and students, she rasied of Harlem, where she co-founded, with funds and received other resources to aid in twin sister Shaleena ’19, the Harlem Dress HDC’s mission to empower girls in Harlem. Collective (HDC), a non-profit that works Campbell plans to pursue a career in program towards social development of lower-income management, while continuing to run HDC. high school students by providing free prom One day she hopes to use her skills in program dresses. In the long run, she plans to use her management to make HDC her full-time job. degree to support her goal of being a business owner; until then, she hopes to work in corporate social responsibility.

10 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence The highest student recognition through the SUNY system, the award recognizes students who earn high grade-point averages and make outstanding contributions to their campus and community.

Manna Job ’19 Jennifer Ofodile ’19 Biology major Biochemistry major The Yonkers native, also minoring in chemistry The Brooklyn resident, who migrated from and psychology, has accomplishments in Nigeria in 2013, has been on the President’s research, leadership and community service. She List for a perfect GPA in her time at Oswego. won a Best Presenter award at the national Sigma She assisted a widely publicized study to Xi conference in San Francisco, and is preparing remove volatile chemicals from the air with a manuscript for that research on how a widely houseplants, winning an American Chemical used chemical impacts the environment. Job earned the Dr. Walter Society Undergraduate Award in Physical Chemistry. Her honors Freund Memorial Scholarship, served as a teaching assistant, include the Hubert B. Smith Diversity Award, Peter ’75 and Andrea trained students in lab work, was vice president of the Pre-Health Guglielmo Bocko ’73 M’75 Award and the Black Women for Black Care Club and served as a College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Girls Development Scholarship. She also has been a member of Phi Advisory Council member. A member of the Alpha Phi Omega Kappa Phi honor society; volunteer leader for GENIUS Olympiad; service organization, Job volunteered locally and in India and the and Educational Opportunity Program teaching assistant and Philippines. mentor for first-year students.

Joely Rice ’19 Dylan Richmond ’19 Broadcasting and mass communication major Physics major Rice has maintained a high cumulative GPA as Recipient of a SUNY Oswego Possibility an all-online student. The IMG model began Scholarship, the Johnson City native earned her career at age five, has appeared in national his latest honor through challenging research, ads and also was a Sports Illustrated Kid Video demanding internship positions and assistance Reporter. A role model for girls on social media, to younger physics students. He has minors in she hosts a weekly “Photoshoot with Joely Live” astronomy and computer science. Richmond on TikTok, where she has over 600,000 fans, inspiring tweens is first author of a published research article, “Inkjet Printing All and teens about life, goals and having fun whatever they do. Rice Inorganic Halide Perovskite Inks for Photovoltaic Applications.” worked in three internships in New York City through Oswego. He has another perovskites paper in submission and has a third, on This semester, she worked on an independent study to market gold-terminated graphene nanoribbons, in progress. The Physics and create social media content for new apps called Dropchat and Club president did research in stellar astrophysics at Max Planck Popshop Live. Institute in Germany, presented at an American Physical Society conference and earned a National Science Foundation experience at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

A leader in education and an advocate of free public schools, Edward Austin Sheldon (1823-1897) was responsible for opening the Oswego Primary Teachers’ Training School. Sheldon’s pioneering ideas in object teaching became a model for other normal schools throughout the nation and around the world. Sculptor John Frances Brines designed the statue that was constructed with penny contributions from school children throughout the state in 1899.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 11 Possibility Scholars College Honors Program

The Possibility Scholars Awards are The Oswego College Honors Program consists of a core of courses in the social sciences, presented to the graduating Possibility humanities, natural sciences, philosophy and history designed to stimulate students’ Scholars in recognition of their intellectual growth and develop their analytical abilities. Unlike traditional courses, accomplishments in the Science, which present material from a single field of study, Honors Program courses are multi- Technology, Engineering, and disciplinary, drawing ideas and information from many fields and addressing concerns Mathematics fields throughout their four common to all the disciplines. In addition to Honors core requirements and all the years as a scholar. Such accomplish- requirements in their majors, Honors Program students must also meet requirements in ments include rigorous laboratory-based laboratory science and a foreign language and complete an Honors Thesis, in which they summer research projects through the explore a topic in some depth. Summer Research Institute and an international service learning experience The following students from the Class of 2019, wearing silver tassels, are completing the through the Global Laboratory to study requirements for the SUNY Oswego College Honors Program: real-world problems such as mitigating climate change, controlling emerging Elizabeth Andrews Anais Galvez Nicole Schroeder diseases, reducing extreme poverty, Tiffany Baez Lauren Hardy Jacqueline Slazyk developing sustainable energy resources, and wisely managing water Sarah Bailey Gwendolyn Healy Samantha Synan and food systems. Anna Beggel Victoria Heist Alyssa Szyszkowski Lauren Boyce Kimberly Hirsch John Thompson Christina Li Conor Breese Jessica Kisluk Elizabeth Tirone Joseph McGee Charles Christ Abigail Langer Christopher Wells Ada Ng Colleen Curran Ada Ng Rachael Windhausen Dylan Richmond Gage Davidson Melissa Orleman Amanda Zumpano Matthew Seymour Mikaela Ditonto Rebecca Ortlieb Tenaja Smith-Butler Brian Emigholz Sean Owen

Honors Programs

Honors Programs have been instituted for outstanding students in the fields of biology, chemistry, economics, history, mathematics, meteorology, physics, political science and psychology. The eligibility requirements for these programs are rigorous and the coursework itself is beyond the scope of that of regular classes. The following students from this class have completed an Honors Program:

Brighton Bernard – Psychology Bryce Colvin - Psychology Richard DeMaddis – Chemistry Tienna DeRoy - Chemistry Rananjaya Subash Gamage – Chemistry Jasmine Gomez – Chemistry Christina Li – Chemistry Peter Mancarella - Psychology Jack Marcucci – Biology Jennifer Ofodile – Chemistry Grace Roessling – Psychology Andrew Sommer – Biology Elizabeth Tirone - Meteorology

12 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Honor Organizations

Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatics Honor Society – health education known for its rich history of serving Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society – recognizes out- an honorary society founded in 1924 that recognizes students and the health profession through teaching, standing scholarship in the French language and lit- outstanding student achievement in college and service, and research. eratures, to increase the knowledge and appreciation of university theatre. Gamma Kappa Alpha National Italian Honor Society – Americans for the cultural contributions of the French- Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society for Adult Learners formed to acknowledge superior scholastic performance speaking world, to stimulate and to encourage French – recognizes the special achievements of adult students in the field of Italian language, literature and culture, and and francophone cultural activities. who accomplish academic excellence while facing com- is open to membership at institutions of higher learning Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society – mem- peting interests of home and work. in the United States and Canada. The society encourages bers are indicative of superior attainment in music and college students to acquire a greater interest in, and a Beta Alpha Psi National Business Honor Society – the personal qualifications pertaining to an outstanding ex- deeper understanding of, Italian culture, art and history. international honorary organization for accounting and ponent of the art. finance students and professionals, recognizes academ- Kappa Delta Pi National Education Honor Society – Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society ic excellence and promotes professional development recognizes excellence and fosters mutual coopera- – stimulates scholarship and intelligent interest in po- and service activities among its members. tion, support and professional growth for educational litical science to provide a framework for enriching the professionals. Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society – exposure of its members and community to the study of recognizes high academic achievement of students in Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society – government and issues of public concern. biological sciences. Dedicated to stimulating interest, promotes scholarship and research in anthropology by Psi Chi National Honor Society for Psychology – encour- scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological recognizing and honoring superior achievement in the ages, stimulates and maintains excellence in scholarship sciences, as well as promoting research, innovation, and discipline among students, faculty and other persons and advancing the science of psychology. collaboration among students of the life sciences. engaged in the study of anthropology. Sigma Delta Pi National Hispanic Honor Society – rec- Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor So- Lambda Pi Eta National Communication Studies Honor ognizes excellence in the study of Spanish and provides Society – represents what Aristotle described in his book, ciety for AACSB Accredited Schools – serving business incentive for Spanish language study, leadership, and Rhetoric, as the three ingredients of persuasion: Logos programs accredited by the Association to Advance Col- service. Its motto is the Greek phrase “Spanías Didagéi meaning logic, Pathos relating to emotion, and Ethos legiate Schools of Business. Proágomen” meaning “Let’s go forth/continue forth derived as character, credibility and ethics. Chi Alpha Epsilon Educational Opportunity Program under the teaching/guidance of the Spanish language.” Mu Beta Psi National Honorary Musical Fraternity – Honor Society – recognizes the academic achieve- Sigma Iota Rho is an interdisciplinary international af- co-ed service fraternity encouraging fellowship among ments of students admitted to colleges and universities fairs honor society. Promotes and rewards scholarship musicians and is devoted to the study and performance through non-traditional criteria and serves EOP stu- and service among students and practitioners of internal of music. dents. Promotes continued high academic standards, studies, international affairs, and global studies. Fosters fosters increased communication among its members, Omicron Delta Epsilon International Economics Honor integrity and creative performance in the conduct of and honors academic excellence achieved by those stu- Society – recognizes scholastic attainment and honors world affairs. dents. outstanding achievements in economics — establish- ment of closer ties between students and faculty in Sigma Pi Sigma National Physics Honor Society – honors Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society of outstanding scholarship in physics; encourages interest Professional Counseling and for Professional Counselors economics. in physics at all levels; promotes service of its members – established in 1985 to provide recognition for out- Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor toward fellow students, colleagues and the public; and standing achievement and service within the profession Society – recognizes and encourages superior leadership provides fellowship of those who excel in physics. by counselors-in-training, counselor educators, and pro- and exemplary character, excellence as students and fessional counselors whose career commitment is to re- leaders in student groups, organizations, and activities. Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society – search and serve through professional counseling. confers distinction for high academic achievement in Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society – English and Creative Writing and promotes interest in Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Society – recognizes requires a high overall GPA and even higher GPA in his- literature and writing. excellence in the study of German; promotes higher tory, sponsoring student trips and outside lecturers. scholarship and study of German language, literature Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society – recognizes scien- Phi Beta Delta – an international honor society recog- and civilization; emphasizing aspects of German life and tific achievement, enhances health of research enter- nizing students, faculty, staff and alumni; who possess the culture of universal value contributing to the eternal prise, fosters integrity in science and engineering and a deep commitment to international affairs, education, search for peace and truth. promotes the public’s understanding of science for the and research; who have made significant contributions purpose of improving the human condition. Epsilon Pi Tau International Honor Society for Professions to expanding global engagement and world awareness. in Technology – membership based on high scholastic Members of this honorary are wearing bronze medal- Tau Sigma Academic Honor Society – recognizes and attainment, participation and leadership in Technology lions with red and yellow ribbons. promotes the academic excellence and involvement of transfer students. in the college and in the community, and professional Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society – promotes su- qualifications and promise. perior scholarship in all academic disciplines, honoring Vega Junior and Senior Women’s Honor Society – wom- Epsilon Upsilon Eta Sigma Gamma (ESG) National Health students who excel in scholarship in order to stimulate en’s junior and senior honor society which places strong Honorary Society – Established in 1967 is an honorary for others to strive for excellence. value on academic leadership and community service.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 13 State University State University of New York Distinguished Faculty of New York The Distinguished Faculty Rank programs encourage an ongoing commitment to excellence, kindle intellectual vibrancy, elevate the standards of instruction and enrich contributions to Board of Trustees public service. They demonstrate the State University’s pride and gratitude for the consummate professionalism, the groundbreaking scholarship, the exceptional instruction and the breadth H. Carl McCall and significance of service contributions of its faculty. Chairman Appointment constitutes a promotion to the highest academic rank, and it is conferred solely by the State University Board of Trustees. The list below recognizes SUNY Oswego’s active teaching Merryl Tisch faculty recognized by such rank. Vice Chairman Alok Kumar, 2016 Alfred Frederick, 2010 Joseph Belluck Distinguished Teaching Professor, Distinguished Service Professor, Michael Braun Physics Curriculum and Instruction Courtney Burke Eric Corngold Tracy Lewis, 2014 Alfred Stamm, 2007 Robert Duffy Distinguished Teaching Professor, Distinguished Service Professor, Angelo Fatta Modern Languages and Literatures Atmospheric and Geological Sciences Gwen Kay Eunice Lewin Stanley Litow Richard Socarides SUNY Oswego Retiring Faculty and Professional Staff Carl Spielvogel Christopher Baltus Mark Humbert Edward Spiro Professor, Mathematics Director of Financial Aid Cary Staller Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1986 Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2001 Nina Tamrowski Eugenio Basualdo Linda LaFevre Chancellor of the University Graduate Coordinator, Career and Technical Instructional Support Assistant, Provost Office Educator Preparation Visiting Assistant Professor, Department Kristina M. Johnson Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1982 of Mathematics Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1997 John Belt SUNY Oswego Associate Professor, Department of Technology Robin McAleese Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1975 Senior Counselor, Counseling Services Center College Council Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1995 Judith Belt Visiting Assistant Professor, Department Ray Morrison James McMahon of Technology Coordinator of Access Services and Business Chair Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1994 Librarian, Penfield Library Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2009 Darlene Baker Glynn English Saleem Cheeks Assistant Dean, Advisement, School of Business Elizabeth Oberst Richard Farfaglia Director of BASAC Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations Michael Goldych Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1996 and Stewardship Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1994 Kristin Shanley-Graves Susan Fisk Brian McGrath Assistant Director, Computing Services Miyako Schanely Baye Muhammad Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1983 Director of Fort Drum Educational Consortium Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2002 Eusebio Omar van Reenen Kathleen Flaherty Student Representative Financial Aid Kenneth Shaw Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1986 Professor, Marketing and Management Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1989 Jesus Freire Visiting Assistant Professor, Department Edward Zak of Modern Languages Visiting Assistant Professor, Department Initial Appointment to Oswego: 1993 of Technology Initial Appointment to Oswego: 2011

14 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT College of Liberal Arts Julia L. Abbey, Clay Connor Beirne, Commack William Gilbert Adams III, Johnson City ** Brandon J. Belke, Ontario and Sciences ** Casey M. Adner, Oswego Cassidy Anne Bell, Mahopac Eric Adsit, Lowville Gage S. Benham, Greece Patrick Edward Aebly, Ronkonkoma ** Theo Berenson, Colden The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Jonathan F. Agoglia, Staten Island Alexandra L. Bergin, Massapequa is the largest academic division in SUNY Adhel M. Akol, Nedrow * Brighton Allen Bernard, Evans Mills Oswego, boasting 18 academic departments, Awokoryo Akwetey-Aboagye, Bronx *** Haley Lauren Best, Baldwinsville 15 interdisciplinary programs, five Christopher Alcine, Brooklyn Robert J. Bianco, Merrick graduate programs, and several certificate Zariah Imani Aldrich-Banks, Bronx Alexander Ernest Bielfeld, Monroe programs. Providing a learner-centered Steven J. Alexander, Ballston Lake * Alexandra M. Birner, Buffalo community committed to high intellectual Abigail E. Allen, Painted Post Dalton James Bisson, Bowie, MD standards, the college offers more than 40 Jashaun T. Allen, East Meadow * Samantha Blum, Hicksville undergraduate majors in subjects ranging Jessica Allen, Mexico Evan Michael Bogucki, Bethpage from American studies to zoology, nearly Brandon M. Alling, Schuylerville ** Stephen Peter Bona, Armonk as many minors, and eight cooperative Nana Kofi Amamu-Yeboah, Bronx Stormy Bonet, Bronx degree programs. Through in-depth ** Alexander Michael Amanatides, New Windsor Joshua Daniel Bostick, Syracuse study in traditional and interdisciplinary *** Kyler Anderson, Poughkeepsie Gregory Botschagow, Highland Mills programs, we prepare students to identify * Elizabeth M. Andrews, Staten Island Nathan T. Boughton, Jamesville and develop productive solutions to the Kade Naquan Andrews, Felts Mills * Jacob Anthony Boyzuck, Oswego many challenges facing regional, national, Sierra Diamond Andrews, Bronx Antonio Michael Bradley, New York and global civil society. Michael E. Anilonis, Point Pleasant Boro, NJ * Taiheid K. Bradshaw, Brooklyn Michael H. Anthony Jr., Oswego Nika Brailowsky, Valley Stream Ross Paul Appelbaum, Castleton on Hudson Sean Z. Brancato, Patterson Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree Zachary David Apuzzo, Staatsburg Sara Maria Braun, Randolph Ashly Marielle Arbizu, Oswego * Samantha Judith Bree, Staten Island Subject to completion of all degree require- Lainey Michelle Archibee, Mannsville *** Connor G. Breese, Canandaigua ments, degrees will be conferred upon those Daniela Arias, New York Molly Hope Brem, Schenectady individuals listed herein who have met the Austyn P. Armbruster, Corinth *** Connor M. Brennan, Hopewell Junction requirements of their respective degrees in Jessica Marie Arnold, Syracuse Kenneth Brennan III, Oswego December 2018, May 2019 and August 2019. Kayla Alexis Ashe, Islip ** Anthony R. Brienza, Phoenix ** Jonathan Charles Ashline, Oswego ** Kimberly Jewel Denise Brown, Brooklyn In an effort to honor graduating seniors *** Kathryn Austin, Rodman ** Nikki Grace Brown, White Plains individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Destiny M. Aybar, Albany Cheyenne H. Brown-Wallace, Queens Village members to read each graduate’s name as Loretto F. Azzopardi, New York Victoria E. Brumley, Manassas, VA they receive congratulations from Joshua T. Bucher, Oswego their dean and the president. James Douglas Bachman III, Barker Christopher Luigi Buono, Southold ** Jiyeon Baek, Seoul, Republic of Korea Marissa Ann Burden, Waterloo Bryan Anthony Baez, Brooklyn Edili Burgos, Bronx *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) Tiffany Baez, Arverne Nathan Luke Burkhardt, Fort Edward identified by gold cap and gown. Cheyanne B. Dominguez-Bailey, Jamaica * Kaitlyn Elizabeth Burns, Clay ** Alexa Kaitlyn Baker, Syracuse Tyler Andrew Burns, Eastport ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) *** Sushmita Banerjee, Haryana, India Peter James Bush, Syracuse identified by gold honor stole. Emily Ann Barbay, Seneca Falls Savannah G. Bush, Fulton

* Kasey Lyn Barber, White Sulphur Springs Perla J. Buten, New York * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) Maria Barinova, Staten Island Eric Byerwalters, Rensselaer identified by gold honor rope. Amaris Aliyeh Barker, Brooklyn John O. Barnes, Greenwich Roselyn D. Cabral, Bronx College Honors Program Thomas P. Bassett, Watertown Akim C. Cadet, Spring Valley identified by silver tassel. ** Courtney Rachael Baxter, Middletown Zachary J. Calaprico, Clay Vicky Beato, Bronx Jodi Marie Neshia-Gaye Calder, Syracuse James Robert Bechtel, Parish *** Kaitlin M. Campanini, Brewster Cory Becker-Warren, Oneida Tyler J. Campbell, Sayville Alexandra Damaris Beemer, Sackets Harbor Preston James Canty, Rockaway Park

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 15 Sarah Capacci, Seneca Falls Camille C. Cushnie, Jamaica Cierra Edwards, Farmington Megan A. Capuano, Liverpool * Echo Elizabeth Cutter, Hudson Falls Tanishae R. Edwards, Bronx Christopher Paul Carey, Monroe Nicole Ehmann, Rochester Elisabeth Rachel Carey, Skaneateles Hali Madison Dacey, Piffard ** Cicely D. Ekross, Baldwinsville Caitlyn A. Carlisle, Adams Seth J. Dahar, Oswego Skyler Robert Elkins, Medford * Joshua D. Carney, Oswego Jordyn Marie Dala, Macedon Marissa Ellison, Waterloo Zarac J. Carson, Pine Bush Lorenzo M. D’Amore, Staten Island ** Brian M. Emigholz, Cicero * Danielle Angelica Caruana, Phoenix Jabari Camilo Joel Daniel, Brooklyn *** Erin P. Engle, Eden Nattalie C. V. W. Castellano, Fulton Matthew Carl Danza, Watertown Madolyn D. Engle, Oswego Alan Castillo, New York ** Shakhar Dasgupta, Oswego Alana Danielle Erkus, Plainview Hali Anne Castrovinci, Livonia ** Gage Kylar Davidson, Liverpool * Carlie Suzanne Evans, Syracuse Adrianna Katherine Catalino, Baldwinsville ** Jennifer Fay Davidson, Liberty Dajah Evans, New York * Luke Thomas Cavanaugh, Kirkville ** Noah P. Davidson, Philadelphia Kim Brian D. Fadul, Richmond Hill Aitor Celaya Jometon, Fulton ** Robert L. Davies III, Manlius Colton D. Fallon, Yorktown Heights * Elias Anio Cerussi, Gardiner Jonathan DeFreitas, East Syracuse * Sally Anyi Familia, New York Kevin Matthew Chamberlin, Vestal Alyson C. Decter, Manhasset Gionna Rose Fanti, Port Jefferson Station Alexander R. Chambers, Fulton Hope E. DeFazio, Baldwinsville Catherine L. Faruolo, Cortlandt Manor Benjamin Charles, Sparta, NJ * Emily Dawn Defilippo, Horseheads * Alexis Feldman, Rockaway Park Colton Charles, Pomona Jacob Alfred Delia, Tappan Emily Jane Feldman, Brewster Ryan D. Chartrand, Baldwinsville ** Richard William DeMaddis, Mastic ** Bianca Nicole Fernandez, Flushing Stephanie Chen, Brooklyn ** Leah Kathryn DeMatteo, Marathon Brianna Dawn Fernandez, Oswego *** Seth Wilkie Chiasson, Oswego Nicole Margaret Dempsey, Centereach Patrick J. Fico, Washingtonville Emenike Joseph Chima, Yonkers Maria Grace DeRenzo, Newark Kelsey D. Finch, New York ** Catherine Rose Choquette, Central Square ** Tienna M. Deroy, Jewett City, CT * Jordan Fleming, Cicero Chynna Jade Chou, Great Neck ** Alexander DeSacia, Oswego Shauna A. Fliss, Peru *** Charles J. Christ, Jacksonville, FL Elisa Descartes, Pomona * Jessica C. Flores, Bay Shore * Marcello Cierro, Cornwall Jessica Autumn DiCesare, Rensselaer Emma K. Flower, Caneadea Sophia D. Cilione, Thompson Ridge Mackenzie Diebold, Mahopac Joanna Follett, Oswego Ivana V. Citera, Poughkeepsie Tristan J. Dietschler, Lyons Katelyn Fong, Brooklyn Jeffrey Clark, Brewerton Kayla E. Dignan, Ronkonkoma Courtney Lorraine Forbes, Remsen Michael A. Claudio, Bronx Jack M. Dillon, Deer Park Kara E. Fortunato, Farmington Matthew D. Clemons, Oswego Victoria L. Dishaw, Ontario Angela M. Frampton, Pine City * Ryan Louis Cobane, Walton * Anthony Disotell, Evans Mills Alex Franceschi, Bronx Capri Coggi, Camillus * Mikaela Rose Ditonto, Orchard Park Shane A. Francis, Springfield Gardens Marissa Rose Cole, Spencerport Tyler William Doan, Port Byron Jeremy Michael Frank, Merrick Kevin Darnell Coleman, Oswego Dawa Dolma, Woodside Daniel Marcus Freudenvoll, Rochester Vaughan I. Coleman Jr., South Ozone Park Emily Margaret Domicolo, Oswego Kevin M. Frier, East Amherst * Bryan Collado, Howard Beach * Raina Domuracki-Galante, Webster * David Ethan Fuenzalida, Mount Sinai Nicholas Arthur Colozzi, Glen Head *** Marina D. Donaghue, Syracuse Emily Marie Fultz, Oswego * Bryce Colvin, Hudson Falls ** Breck James Wolfgang Donohue, Attica Erika N. Compton, Cicero Megan N. Donovan, Oswego Katherine Edith Galey, Hamburg Emily Rose Conklin, Suffern Beau N. Dorien, Croton on Hudson Christopher Stephen Galgano, Wingdale * Codie J. Corso, Phoenix ** Leeann Elizabeth Dragos, Valatie Chamanka Sajini Gamage, Pita Kote, Sri Lanka * Sara J. Costello, Lockport *** David Drake, Canandaigua ** Rananjaya Subash Gamage, Mattegoda, Sri Lanka * Lynnell Cote, Liverpool Morgan Taylor Drescher, Levittown Sarah J. Gamarra, Delmar Stephen Caelon Courtney, West Islip Andrew L. Driscoll, Oswego Timothy Gass, West Monroe Michael Joseph Crisafulli, Oswego Brandon L. Druschel, Cicero Julia Renae Gaudio, Mastic Michael A. Crowell, Liverpool Mclaine Duggan, Hamburg Ayomide M. Gbadamosi, Brooklyn * Jaelyn Rose Cruz, Woodhaven Laura Joelle Dumpson, Mineola * Matthew J. Gehm, Lisle Brianna M. Cullen, Manorville Alinda Jane Dygert, Syracuse * Steven M. Gerencser, Monroe * Ashly R. Cumbo, Hoosick Falls José Roberto Giler, Bronx Alexandra E. Cummins, Hilton * Taylor Suzanne Earle, Monroe Joseph D. Glaser, Coram * Emely R. Curiel, Bronx Matthew Benjamin Eberhart, Lake Grove Brendan Daniel Goldberg, Valley Stream * Colleen Elizabeth Curran, Stony Point Oyemwen Edebiri, Brooklyn Haley Babe Goldberg, New York

16 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Meredith S. Golden, Monroe Todd M. Houston, Liverpool * Michael Korzelius, Buffalo Alec Benjamin Goldstein, Ulster Park Bailey Hrycko, Waterloo * Kerry L. Kosiur, Schenectady * Emily K. Goleski, Southampton Stephanie L. Hudson, Oswego Theresa Marie Kotalik, Roscoe, IL * Joseph Christopher Goliber, Middletown * Hunter Clinton Hughes, Phoenix Benjamin Needham Kratz, Auburn Hector Manuel Gomez Jimenez, Bronx Matthew T. Hughes, Endwell Ashley M. Kshyna, Warners * Jasmine C. Gomez, Brooklyn Peter Kuruc Humphreys, Liverpool Emma K. Kuczkowski, Litchfield, NH Darryl E. Gomez-Lewis, Brooklyn Jiwook Jason Hur, Oswego Arianne Kurtzner, Albany * Jade Gonzales, Brooklyn Kimberly S. Hydar, Yonkers Brandon Ladd, Fulton Diane Gonzalez, Long Island City Anthony J. Ianno, Liverpool * Joseph J. LaFrance, Wading River Hannah K. Gonzalez, New York Kingsely Tochukwu Ibezim, Rochester Kierah Marie LaGrave, Plattsburgh Violeta Gonzalez, Elmhurst Alexander Mohamed Ibrahim, Oswego ** Abigail M. Langer, Shoreham She’Bria Lou’Evia Love Gordon, Buffalo * Kristen Marie Igo, Binghamton Randy Lau, New York Katrina Lee Gorman, Nassau Ross P. Lauber, Rome Patrick Leo Gosney, Binghamton Jesse Fechukwu Ijomah, Monroe *** Carly Alexis Lawless, Fort Montgomery Henry C. Grayman, Bronx Stephen Nigel Iskander, Fayetteville Zitouni Layachi, Long Island City Taylor Jo Griffin, Wappingers Falls Thomas J. Jackson, East Amherst Michael B. Leone, East Meadow Jo Helen Marie Gromoske, Clyde Shubham Jain, West Babylon Thomas Charles Lerner, West Babylon Lucas Jackson Grove, Glastonbury, CT *** Hye Jeong Jang, Oswego Kervans Edmund LeRouge, Valley Stream Rachel E. Grupp, Coram Jaritza Elizabeth Jara, East Patchogue Lauren Anna Coren Levine, Yonkers Martin A. Jaworowski, Wading River ** Vadim Levkov, Camillus Claudia Marie Halbauer, Valhalla Hannah G. Jensen, Campbell *** Christina Li, Brooklyn * Michaela J. Hale, Oakfield *** Manna Mariam Job, Yonkers Edward James Liberty, Ilion *** Chad T. Halson, Poughkeepsie Lennisha Cindy Rosilie John, Mattydale Nicholas J. Licitra, Manlius Alexis M. Hanna, Oswego Jequana Sylvia Johnson, Brooklyn Brian Lin, Woodside *** Lauren E. Hardy, Martville Tyler A. Johnson, Johnstown Gaoping Lin, Seneca Falls Versace Natalia Hardy, Brooklyn Cody Lee Jones, Seneca Falls Sean T. Linehan, Oswego * Samantha Harrington, Fulton Danielle Marie Jones, Stephentown * Kaitlyn Lipari, Staten Island Cayla Harris, Owego Mathew Thomas Jones, Oswego Jaielle Litchison, Oswego * Jaden Nikole Harris, Vestal Abel Jorge, New York Cassidy E. Livingston, Sauquoit Justin A. Harrison-Phillips, Newark Alyssa Michelle LoMeli, Washingtonville Emma R. Harrod, Webster * Asya Kadic, Istanbul, Turkey *** Kimberly K. Long, Poughkeepsie Samantha C. Hartman, Elmira Dambar Kafley, Syracuse Nicholas A. Loper, Kings Park Michelle A. Hassman, Kings Park Madeleine Grace Kaleta, East Greenbush Alyssa Nicole Lopez, Montgomery * Daniel Robert Hatch, Solvay Nicholas Kanauer, Macedon * Junwei Lu, Oswego Haley A. Hawkes, Camden ** Joshua Andrew Karns, Rochester Donna Garcia-Luchka, Rockville Centre Chase L. Hayes, Lake Placid * Margarita Helena Katsaitis, Highland Benjamin A. Lupia, Cicero * McKenzie Hayes, Syracuse Sonya Kedarnath, Bronx * Mackenzie Nicole Lynch, Ilion Emory Haynes, Syracuse Allison C. Keenan, Stony Point Austin M. Hazzis, North Massapequa Jennifer Maredi Kelley, Oswego Garrett Douglas MacKenzie, Rochester ** Gwendolyn Jane Healy, Springwater John P. Kennedy, Stony Brook Laura Marie Madore, New Hartford * Allison M. Hearn, Waterloo John Brookfield Kennedy, Syracuse Emily Louise Magee, Hamburg Olivia Ann Heckmann, Congers Michael Thomas Kensell, Goshen Colin A. Maggiolo, Sugar Loaf *** Victoria Susan Heist, Alden Scott Austin Kessel, Warners Sierra A. Mahoney, Hyde Park Harrison R. Hensley, Ithaca * Taisha Latania Khalil, Far Rockaway * Rachel Maitino, Schenectady Herath Mudiyanselage Sachintha Chanuka Yadav Khatiwada, Syracuse *** Peter Joseph Mancarella, Pittsford Herath, Kandy, Sri Lanka Jonah A. Kieffer, Moravia Colt Seth Manis, Middletown Ryan John Heslin, Valley Falls Diane Kim, Syracuse ** Rachel Ann Mannino, Fishkill Hannah E. Hess, Lindenhurst Maro Kim, Cheong-Ju, Republic of Korea Natalie Hope Mansion, Schenectady ** Claire Deanna Hewitt, Syracuse *** Christopher Ross King, Rodman Aye Aye Mar, Rensselaer ** Acala P. Hill, Owego * Brooke E. Kocsis, Phillipsburg, NJ Oscar W. Marchi, Saratoga Springs Erfan Haq Himel, Bronx *** Michael Austin Kolacki, Fairbanks, AK *** Jack P. Marcucci, Altamont ** Kimberly Margaret Hirsch, Peekskill * Tahera J. Koli, Brooklyn Jennifer Marie Marino, Auburn * Abigail Hollister, Oswego Chie Kondo, Handa, Japan Victoria M. Marks, Syracuse Christine E. Hotaling, Fulton Paige Kopp, Liverpool Aaron Martinez, Yonkers

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 17 Joel Martinez, New York * Sarah Madeline Nashak, Farmingdale Olivia K. Pratt, Chaffee *** Syna S. Matchanickal, Yonkers *** Luiza M. Nawrot, Staten Island Petinia D. Prince, White Plains Andrew P. Matthews, Massena * Matthew E. Neininger, Canandaigua Christina G. Prunesti, New Rochelle Haley Rene Mattison, Clay Jovine M. Neita, Bronx ** Alexandra J. Puccia, Elmsford Ryan M. Mayer, Chester Shamala Nelson, Brooklyn Dayna N. Puccio, Ridge Cassidy Mayers, New York Thomas Escher Nelson, Oswego Matthew V. Pugliano, Waterford Chad D. McArdell, Baldwinsville * Rebecca Nesel, Red Hook Dillan Thomas Purdy, Baldwinsville Michele McAuliffe, Geneva Lauren Elizabeth Nevil, Farmington Justin Daniel Purtell, Fulton * Joseph McCarthy, North Bay Ada Ng, Brooklyn Christi E. Raia, Mastic * Jordan Alicia McCauley, Oswego Randy Le Nguyen, Syracuse * Ian Kerim Ramazan, Forest Hills Kailey Elizabeth McFarland, Selden Victoria Nguyen, Syracuse Lindsey J. Ramsey, Oswego *** Ryan T. McHale, Clifton Park Andre Joseph Sherwood Nichols, Whitesboro ** Victoria L. Rankin, Yellowknife, Khalil Micah McIver, Rochester Isabella N. Njimogu Padua, Bronx Northern Territories Nathan Hilton McKean, Oswego James Henry Nugent, Penfield Iyanla E. Raspberry, Valley Stream Karly McKenna, Tannersville * Rohne Martin Fawkes Nyberg, Oriskany Falls Swin Ratnayake Ratnayake Mudalige, Allyson Mclyman, Syracuse ** Nicole O’Brien, Amsterdam Minuwangoda, Sri Lanka ** Catherine McMullen, Corfu Iliana Lorena Ochoa, Syracuse ** Abhishek Rauniyar, Brockport Terrance McNeil Jr., Bronx Andrew O’Connor, Mahopac Tyrone Ray, Middletown Nicholas Jacob McSweeney, Liverpool Kyle P. O’Connor, Dexter Rebecca S. Reagin, Port Jefferson Station ** Jaclyn McTigue, Selden ** Katelyn Elysa O’Donnell, Lockport Zachary Reiss, Clyde Burhan Adam Meghezzi Sr., Liverpool *** Jennifer Chidera Ofodile, Brooklyn * Samara L. Renner, Cicero Deniela Mejia, Brooklyn * Timilehin Femi Ogunjana, Amsterdam ** Corey Matthew Restani, Clay Erika Mendoza Rivera, Alton Thomas Patrick O’Halloran, Bronx Jessica Sarah Rice, Baldwin Lindsey Mercurio, Ontario Dasia Stephanie Ajane Ojeda, New York Lauren Rice, Lansing Dillon J. Mergenthaler, Canandaigua * Alexander J. Olson, Cicero * Dylan Jay Richmond, Johnson City * Scott Charles Merry, Oswego Michael David Olson, Falconer Elwin Riger, Huntington Station * Rachel S. Meyer, Manlius Amanda Lee Onorato, East Meadow Katelyn Joan Rinaldi, Latham ** Kayla Jean Meyers, Parkersburg, WV ** Melissa Louise Orleman, Buffalo Aaliyah A. Ripley, Brewerton ** Anna Rose Michel, Lyons William Orrego, Nanuet * Randy Rivera, Brooklyn ** Audrey Leigh Milillo, Lynbrook Rebecca L. Ortlieb, West Leyden Tatiana Mary Rivera, Brooklyn Christina Lynn Mill, Patterson Rachel A. Osborne, Clay David Antonio Rivera-Munoz, Brooklyn * Cherilynn Vock Miller, Macedon John Edward Osterhoudt, Little York Dylan Rizzo, Fulton * Gabrielle Margaret Miller, Mahwah, NJ Michael Paul Robinson, North Syracuse Francesco J. Papa, Utica Kayla Scharel Miller, North Syracuse Luz Marie Robles, New York Anastasia Katheryn Papworth, Syracuse * Kaitlyn Milmore, Washingtonville Joseph Gabriel Rocco IV, Whitesboro Joonwoo Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea *** Brian L. Monahan, Seaford Jack J. Roche, Hudson Falls Alyssa R. Parks, Mattituck ** Daniel J. Monahan, Seaford * Anilcia Rodriguez, Port Jefferson Station * Landon James Patmore, Manalapan, NJ Robert Allen Moore III, Liverpool Emmanuel Rodriguez, Sloatsburg Desiree D. Pedrosa, Oakland Park, FL Mike S. Morales, Hawthorne Ilany Rodriguez, New York Kaitlyn Rose Perez-Giron, Woodhaven Xavier Morton, Groton Stephany Rodriguez, New York Caitlin H. Perkins, Brooklyn Tessa Marie Mosher, Marcellus * Grace Catherine Roessling, Pelham, NH * Angelina Perrone, Sayville Lucia Seraphina Mueni, Rome Heather Lynn Rohr, Mexico Nadira Persaud, South Richmond Hill David John Mulia, Staten Island * Dor A. Rondel, Brooklyn Shawna Kayla Persaud, Bronx John Richard Mullaney, Staten Island Diogenes Jose Rosario, Bronx Tyler M. Petty, Wappingers Falls ** Abigail Joy Mullett, Syracuse ** Justin R. Ross, Fulton Morgan E. Pickreign, Pennellville Regina R. Murphy, Bronx Megan A. Ross, Swan Lake * Alesha V. Pilon, Corning Tracie L. Murphy, Oswego *** Kelly A. Rothschild, Ossining * Cody Ryan Pitcher, Ontario Mariah L. Murrell, Fulton Hailey Dylana Russell, Youngstown * Sarah Nicole Pittman, Spencerport Ye Bhone Myat, Mandalay, Burma Nicholas Andrew Russo, Syracuse Sarah Pizzarelli, Poughkeepsie Amanda Marie Myers, Syracuse Austin Kirkpatrick Ryan, Oswego Matthew Joseph Ponteliona, Rockaway, NJ Dahdralee O. Myrie, Mount Vernon * Brigid Monica Ryan, Buffalo Christopher Poska, Waymart, PA Christian Michael Nairy, Webster Manuel Costa Pragana III, Hopewell Junction Angelique Salgado, Oswego *** Brandon Michael Naman, Monroe Kassidy Pratt, Saratoga Springs Kathryn Jacqueline Salmonsen, Accord

18 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Jan Sampsell, Manlius Allison R. Soss, Stony Point Noah Trombley, Plattsburgh Dawson Francis Samson, Fulton Jill Maria Southwell, Jamestown * Nicole Renee Turlington, Hamlin Carolyne Nicole Sanchez, Bellerose Michael Scott Southwick Jr., Jamestown Brandon Scott Twiss, Theresa Joseph Cesare Sansone, Hawthorne ** James Edward Spagnola III, Minoa Michelle Uroza, Brooklyn Mariah Yasmin Santana, Oswego Nicole E. Spangenburg, Conyngham, PA Jenna Lyn Uryevick, Huntington Station John Lewis Santos, Schenectady Andrew James Spano, Smithtown Jassmany Luis Saraguro, Nanuet ** Samantha E. Spence, Fairport Chantel Rene Vactor, New York Kayla Marie Sardella, Endwell Devin Spencer, Liverpool * Eleni Maria Vakirtzis, Beacon * Tharushi S. Malsha Sathkoralage Fernando, * Kierstin V. Spooner, Phelps * Christian R. Van Cleef, Orient Colombo, Sri Lanka * Joanna Springall, Whiting, NJ Schuyler Ervin Van Order, Vestal * Jake Nicholas Sauter, Hopewell Junction Michael Ryan Stackpole, North Bellmore Kridzely Vargas, New York James A. Schaller, Poughkeepsie Natalie Rita Stager, Syracuse Danni Tatiana Vasquez, Bronx ** Alison Lee Schank, Cornwall ** Caleb Murray Stahl, Cato Conor Daniel Vaughn, Liverpool Kevin W. Schluter, New City Sarah Katharine Stamberg, Highland Jonathan Bruce Velasco, Utica Kenneth Schoolcraft, Syracuse Jenna E. Standish, Southold ** Mailie Ana Velazquez, Oswego Alaina Jean Schopp, Fulton Thomas Ivan Steding, Central Square Cliff-Simon Vital, Rockaway Beach Jacob Matthew Schrader, Elbridge * Anna J. Stephens, Liverpool Emily Vogt, Lindenhurst Justin M. Scuderi, Smithtown * Tristan Heather Stobnicke, Liverpool Dominic J. Volpe, Avon * Alec Tyler Sczepanski, Lancaster Rebecca Eileen Streeter, Virginia Beach, VA Arianna Joy Vona, Akron Christy J. Sebring, Richville * Nicholas Preston Stubba, Oswego * Aleksandr Voytovich, Minoa Jennifer Deepika Selvaraj, Chappaqua Yudis Subedi, Syracuse * Richard James Wallace, Oswego Alexander Franklin Senia, Williamsville Alison C. Sullivan, Dedham, MA ** Benjamin C. Walley, Malone Skylar A. Senn, Shelby Township, MI Christian Sumano, Poughkeepsie Patrick Eugene Walsh, Williamson Kelsy X. Sercu, Rochester Erika R. Sutherland, Dundee * Jin Taek Wang, Chungbuk, Republic of Korea Caitlin R. Serowik, Endicott *** Laura Elizabeth Swaine, Fayetteville Hannah Elizabeth Watts, Norwich Daniel Michael Seymore, Myrtle Beach, SC Faye P. Swett, South Jamesport Alexander Ray Webb, Buffalo Christian Seymour, Watertown Jacques M. Sylvain Pena, New York Nimashi Apekshika Jayathilake Weerasinghage, ** Matthew Robert Seymour, Dryden Samantha Riley Synan, Belchertown, MA Oswego Robert H. Sgroi, Islip * Elisabeth Mary Syron, Binghamton ** Christopher D. Weiman, Windham Daniel Jon Shatrau, Oswego *** Christopher Randall Wells, Rensselaer *** Robert P. Taglia, Valhalla Shanell Denise Shaw, Jamaica ** Samantha K. Wheeler, Lacona * Kaitlyn Anna Talmage, Calverton Trae William Sheldon, Fulton Kelsey Alexandra White, La Fayette Hiroto Tanaka, Kashiwa, Japan Emmylou C. Sherman, Long Eddy Rebecca L. Wilcox, New Haven * Gregory Thomas Tavani, Nanuet Kyle M. Sherry, Laurens Michaela Williams, Bronx Jesse Loren Taylor, Oswego * Jia Xing Shi, Brooklyn Gillian Willis, East Quogue * Tevin Taylor, Yonkers *** Kathryn R. Short, Whitney Point Joshua C. Willson, Buffalo Cheyenne Mackenzie Teeter, Oswego Valerie Shoykhet, Brooklyn * Benjamin Farrow Wilson, East Syracuse ** Emily Tepfenhart, Oswego Lucas D. Simmons, Tonawanda Vanessa Elizabeth Wiltsie, Oswego Laura Thacker, San Jose, CA Imani Asabi Simpson, Port St Lucie, FL Michael Scott Wolstenholme, Oneonta * Raymond William Theiss, Liverpool *** Veronica Singh, Greater Noida, India Erica Wong, Flushing Collin Thompson, Syracuse * Courtney Elizabeth Sipes, Chestertown, MD * Briann M. Wood, Red Creek ** Jacqueline Elizabeth Slazyk, Hamburg *** John Ross Thompson, Beacon Douglas Parker Woolever, Poughkeepsie * Rose Katie Small, Mineola Gabrielle Thorpe, Elbridge * Shareese A. Worrell, Brooklyn * Anna Noelle Smith, Wallkill * Merlin Tiisler, Staatsburg * Chynna R. Smith, Brooklyn ** Elizabeth Ashley Tirone, Amherst * Shangying Xu, Brooklyn * Tenaja LaBonnie Smith-Butler, Bronx Jack C. Tofallos, Middletown *** Shannon E. Yearwood, Red Hook Zachary William Snow, Canastota Bojan Topalovic, Syracuse David Yeboah, Brooklyn *** Evelyn Sylvia Sokolowski, Massapequa Rena M. Topor, Chadwicks * Bohdan Yevdokymov, Warners Edgar Solis, Elmsford Jonathan R. Torres, Bronx ** Gabrielle M. Solomon, Smithtown Natalie L. Torres, New York Cara Marie Zacharias, Seaford *** Andrew J. Sommer, Whitestone Emir Tortopoglu, Istanbul, Turkey * John Zalewski, Mexico ** Jonathan Michael Sorensen, Liverpool Christopher L. Townsley, Staten Island Joseph I. Zawada, Calverton * Mary K. Sorensen, Liverpool Fatima M. Traore, Bronx Kyle D. Zeller, Shortsville Sarah Elizabeth Sorensen, Slatersville, RI Morgan A. Treacy, Malta Eric Zou, Brooklyn

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 19 * Brian S. Abad, Glendale Kelsey Elizabeth Brockner, Callicoon School of Business Nicholas David Abbott, Fulton * Kristoffer Brun, Upplands Vasby, Sweden Caitlynne Rose Abraham, Weedsport Alecia S. Bryan, Bronx Kevin Abraham, Webster Joseph E. Bunn III, Brooklyn To keep pace with a rapidly evolving * Michael James Abrams, Bellmore Thomas William Burch, Potsdam business world, programs in the School of Alexis Juliet Acevedo, Highland Mills Kevin Burke, Fairport Business integrate classroom learning with * Kayla Marie Adam, Sterling Brian P. Bushnell, Red Creek advanced computer applications and vari- Cayla Adelman, Centereach Thomas G. W Byrne, Amityville *** Xin Ai, Chuzhou, China ous forms of applied education, such as case Marykathleen Cacchione, Camillus studies, simulations, group projects and Taylor Ann Aiello, Liverpool * Justin Akin, Schaghticoke Dylan J. Cafalone, Wampsville internships. Nationally accredited by AACSB ** Amy Alba, Oswego Matthew J. Calabro, Clifton Park International — the Association to Advance *** Ahmed Ali Albajari, Brooklyn Kailey Ann Calverese, Canastota Collegiate Schools of Business — the school * Kristen Albright, Oswego * Shaleena Ivory Campbell, New York offers seven undergraduate majors, a master’s ** Maria Rose Aldrich, Fabius * Zina Campbell, New York Benjamin Alekhin, Newtown, PA Alexandra Natalie Candela, Holbrook of business administration, an MBA health Andrew J. Caraciolo, Massapequa services administration program as well as Kyle C. Alexanian, Lyons Julise Alliance, Brooklyn ** Giuseppe William Carberg, Schenectady three five-year combined bachelor’s/MBA * Marie Josephine Aloi, Syracuse Jenna Rose Carr, Hopewell Junction degree programs, one in accounting, one in Courtney Lauren Ameele, Palmyra John T. Casey, Poughkeepsie broadcasting and mass communication, and Catherine Lucille Anastasia, Olean Mateo Castillo, Staten Island one in psychology. Anthony Richard Angora, Rochester * Douglas Ezequiel Castro, Huntington Station Magdalen M. Apostolov, Slate Hill Marie Mabel Castro, Bronx ** Drake David Arnold, Middleport Nicholas Chilson, Johnson City Jerrold L. Aryeequaye, Corona Marco R. Christiano, Shrub Oak Benjamin Atkinson, Syracuse ** Rachel M. Cifaratta, Liverpool Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree * Rita Y. Azzer, Central Valley Matthew John Cinque, Port Jefferson Station Brendan Cioffi, West Nyack Sarah Bailey, Albany Subject to completion of all degree require- Michael E. Civisca, West Nyack Keara Danielle Baiocco, Cornwall Zackary J. Clement, Sayville ments, degrees will be conferred upon those Natasha A. Balkoski, East Setauket Eric Charles Close, Gloversville individuals listed herein who have met the Nicholas J. Bandini, Bellmore * Lilyanna R. Coleman, Owego requirements of their respective degrees in Andrew Bano, Baldwinsville Angelina J. Colone, Baldwinsville December 2018, May 2019 and August 2019. Justin Tyler Barrett, Kendall * Nicholas Valentino Colone, Baldwinsville * Julia Mary Bartell, Pearl River * Garrett M. Coon, Cicero Maclain T. Bartlett, Penfield In an effort to honor graduating seniors Jesse Corcoran, Glen Spey Thomas Bashen, Holbrook Gabriel A. Corso, Bronx individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Ervin Bautista, Bronx Kevin Daniel Cortes Nieto, Queens Village members to read each graduate’s name as * John Becker, Port Jefferson Station Leanne Nicole Cotter, Canastota they receive congratulations from * Lyndsey Grace Becker, Canastota Steven James Cox, Amsterdam their dean and the president. * Anna Beggel, Warwick Jordan Vincent Crescente, Liverpool Georgy Vitalievich Belov, Ekaterinburg, Russia * Nicolas Dale Shea Criscione, Cohoes * Kenneth William Benedetto, Williamstown Matthew Gerald Croce, Islip Terrace *** Matthew Joseph Beniamino, Penn Yan *** Rachel Aimée Cronin, Hopkinton, MA *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) Eugenia Benson, Cato Matthew Peter Cummings, North Syracuse identified by gold cap and gown. Matthew Arne Bergstol, Sloatsburg Alexis Czyz, Syracuse Alexander Joseph Berry, Verona * Cameron S. Berry, Chandler, AZ John DaCosta Jr., Syracuse ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) Brittany A. Betancourt, Bronx Nickolas Charles Damante, Pleasant Valley identified by gold honor stole. Christopher Wendall Beverly, Bronx Malik I. David, Brooklyn Mahllet Beyene, Rochester Genevieve N. Davis, Grand Island Francis John Birmingham, Hopewell Junction Destiney Amani Day, New York * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) Manny Boaten, Brooklyn Ezequiel Zeke De La Cruz, Brooklyn identified by gold honor rope. John Douglas Boss, Lake Grove Justin A. Delavalle, Rock Tavern Amanda C. Boughan, Savona Joseph Robert Demarco, Fresh Meadows College Honors Program Brandon Boutwell, Geneva Nicholas DeMarco, Watervliet identified by silver tassel. Lauren Olivia Boyce, Altamont * Elizabeth Marie DeMartino, Syracuse Catherine Boyko, Fayetteville Zachary Nicholas Dennison, Parish Melissa J. Bradnick, Hampton Bays ** Madison Dent, Middleport Colin Brand, Hopewell Junction * Mitchell Edward DeWolf, Newark * Alexis Tene Brayley-Speer, Brewerton Kevin Dickson, Huntington Station * Cayce R. Breitmaier, Oneonta Joseph Fausto DiLuca, East Rockaway Nolan Joseph Brendese, Troy Anastasia N. Dinh, Syracuse Sean M. Breslin, Fairport Patrick Michael Dodski, Sterling

20 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT * Ethan J. Doe, Dansville Anthony D. Gullotto, Liverpool Carly E. Kurtinaitis, Miller Place ** Shannon Dolan, Pennellville * Emily M. Gunn, Binghamton Ralph B. Domond, Nyack Kiersten Liana Guthro, Mannsville ** Cameron Pierre LaBarge, Cicero Jed William Donkoh, Bronx Kasandra Leah Guyette, North Tonawanda * Aron Nicole Lane, Horseheads Trevor Christopher Donnelly, Fairport Seanna Marguerite Laneve, Syracuse William F. Hahn, Cicero Connor James Donohue, Stony Point Nicholas Larrabee, Nichols Jacob Handel, East Rockaway * Jessica A. Dorans, Brewerton Hannah Laurin, Plattsburgh Eric E. Harley, Rochester Sydney Ireland Doris, Gansevoort ** Julia J. Lavery, Oswego Matthew William Hassig, Binghamton Kendall J. Dron, Webster *** Alysha Agnes Lawton, Baldwinsville Megan Joy Hatton, Bloomsburg, PA Michael John Drummond, Pleasant Valley Patrick A. Leddy, Bohemia * Yuxue He, Shanghai, China Courtney Alexandrea Dubin, Baldwin Cooper M. Lee, Webster Jake Healy, East Meadow * Ellyse R. Freeman, Savannah * Jonghun Lee, Paju-si, Republic of Korea Kateri Dunfield, Blossvale Matt Hennessy, Manorville Moriah A. Lee, Syracuse Allen Daniel Durutovic, Plainview Khalia Antionette Hepburn, Mount Vernon Griffin J. Lenkiewicz, Oswego Canyon Hicks, Oneida Zachary Tyler Levine, Suffern Michael A. Edwards, Oswego Devin M. Higgins, Oswego Yinghui Li, New York * Ethan Jacob Ehrlich, Livingston, NJ Dovid R. Hirsch, Yonkers * Genesis Licil, Bronx Robert Thomas Emerson, Lake Grove Christopher M. Hlavaty, Poughkeepsie * Rebecca J. Lindeman, Rochester Marisa A. Engelbrecht, East Syracuse Trevor Tobias Hoffmier, Newark Valley ** Daniel J. Litavsky, Henrietta Marilyn Alicia Eshun, Bronx Conor Henry Hogan, Washingtonville ** Kwamiah Jestinee Little, New York * Robert Aaron Fairchild, Cicero * Robert George Hohmann, Staatsburg * Yue Liu, Shanghai, China Brett Fallarino, East Meadow ** Samuel Roy Holden, Averill Park Dimitri Cheslav Lobacz, Binghamton * Michael A. Farruggia, Chester Christopher Hood, Oceanside Jeffrey G. Lombardi, Cornwall Elizabeth Marie Fay, Liverpool Ethan J. Hopkins, New Hartford Tammy K. Ly, Syracuse Elizabeth Felton, Boiceville Connor Joseph Hoyng, Rochester Gregory Macaluso, Cicero * Sarah Feminella, West Islip Ryan Hunt, Fishkill *** Sean MacShane, Garnerville Kenneth J. Ferguson, Holtsville * Marina Christy Hurlburt, Palmyra Thomas G. Macutek, Albany Nicholas Fidler, Oceanside Safuran Hussain, Astoria Mayol A. Malak, Syracuse * Jenna Fields, Sackets Harbor Peter R. Ianniello, Mamaroneck * Rachel L. Marcus, Wappingers Falls Joseph Cosimo Figliomeni, Cicero Timothy Ilasi, Selden Michael P. Marine, Hudson Falls Matthew Firmano, Staten Island ** Ashley Omonivie Irabor, Uniondale George Albert Marshall III, Saint James Kyle J. Fitzgerald, Stony Brook Jacob Evan Martin, Bernhards Bay Olivia Fitzwater, Bath Joshua Troy Jasewicz, Baldwinsville ** Sheryl Nicole Martin, Greenwood Lake * Robert E. Fogarty, Liverpool *** Sunghyun James Jeon, Los Angeles, CA Gabriel Michael Massaro, Webster Jacob D. Foti, Cato * Andrew Jason Jetter, Plainview * Alexander Timothy Masterson, Bayville Noelle M. Fracasse, Poughkeepsie Michael A. Jimenez, Valhalla Nicholas Stephen Matro, Marcellus Jonathan M. Fried, East Setauket Ruben Jimenez, Hyde Park * Benjamin L. Mayers, Brewerton * Mackenzie L. Friesner, Walworth Danielle Lea Joanis, Durhamville Nathan T. Maynard, Brockport * Michael James Frigin, Pulaski Kiernan Johnson, Clifton Park Keivan C. McCauley, Big Flats Kreig Matthew Fuhlbrigge, Canaan Kassandra Ruth Jones, Hannibal * Kyle David McCloskey, Hopewell Junction James D. Furney, Rome Richard Jones, Hopewell Junction * Morgan Marie McDermott, Hamburg Mark A. Fyvie, Schenectady Robert Jovanovski, Syracuse Mark James McElroy, Garnerville Griffin Gabriel, Cicero Kejsi Kaca, Bronx James Thomas McHugh, Wantagh Cameron Richard Gambler, Farmingville Tyler D. Kamp, Fairport Kamen Cutrone McIlroy, Liverpool * Sebastian Garcia, New York Gun Ho Kang, Seoul, Republic of Korea Nicole M. McKela, Auburn Andrew J. Garen, Monroe Eri Kanno, Saitama, Japan Kyle T. McKenna, East Northport Mathew Gartner, Hopewell Junction * Jacob Z. Kaplan, Endicott Kyle T. McNamara, Middletown Ryan Steven Giancola, Ronkonkoma ** Menusha Sanjani Karunanayake Daniel Thomas Meehan, South Hempstead * Joseph Patrick Liberato Giannantonio, Rochester Pathirannahelage, Reading, MA Jasmilex Mejia, Bronx Stephen Giannotta, Auburn George Joseph Kassis, Jamesville Paolo Joseph Mento, Liverpool Austin B. Glazer, Harrison Holly Lauren Keating, Cazenovia Kevin Mercado, Bronx Thomas J. Goebel, Ontario ** Thomas Francis Xavier Keegan, Skaneateles * Nikolas Robert Merluzzi, Clay Dylan Grant Goldstein, Merrick Matthew James Kelley, Hamburg Carlton O. Merritt Jr., Laurel, MD Randall Frank Gordon, Oswego Marshall C. Kiesow, Gansevoort Nicole Meza, New York Caleb Jordan Gould, Port Crane Ha Rin Kim, Guilderland Ross Patrick Miles, Hopewell Junction Nicholas V. Gramuglia, Glenville Brenna Kirgan, Windsor Mario Nicolas Milio, Tappan Briana L. Greco, Staten Island Matthew J. Klingbeil, Saratoga Springs *** Selena Marie Millares, Tivoli Jonathan Theodore Greenwood, Hastings Bailey Klingener, Centereach Christopher F. Miller, Syracuse Bailey Grenga, Eastport Breanna Klugh, Leicester ** Yan Carlos Minaya, Allentown, PA Lilia N. Grucza, Hamburg Emily Anne Knowlden, Horseheads Alexsis Minnick, Calcium Hunter Guest, Middleburgh * Haru Kobayashi, Tokyo, Japan David Minnoe, Syracuse Cameron Nathaniel Guglielmo, Fort Edward James Anthony Koller, Beacon Matthew A. Mirtuono, Hopewell Junction Christina Guindy, Oswego Ethan Samuel Kreit, Melville * Kayla Jean Moccio, Wingdale

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 21 Isaac C. Molzen, Clarence Samantha Reagan, Himrod Brian Christopher Tack, Baldwinsville Emily Rose Moore, New Baltimore * Brigid Elena Regin, Syracuse Joseph R. Taglienti, Highland Jackson T. Mordaunt, Marietta John P. Reilly, Cornwall Nicole Cecilia Taylor, Phoenix * Kelsey Leigh Morgan, Vestal Owen Dustin Reynolds, Rome Wilberson Theodore, Troy Richard Moriarty, Liverpool Michael Joseph Riccardi, Staten Island Aaron Arthur Thomas, Bronx Brittany Lynn Morrill, Corfu Eric W. Richardson, Rochester ** Janeah C. Thomas, Elmira Gabriel A. Muenzer, Tarrytown Antonio B. Rodriguez, Brooklyn Kiera Marie Thompson, Babylon Benjamin Michael Mulson, Poestenkill Roman Rodriguez Jose, Bronx William Albert Thresh II, Chittenango Daniel A. Munoz, Oswego * Jacqueline Cheslock Romeo, East Norwich * Miranda Lynn Tice, Oswego Devlin Radford Murphy, Oswego Miguel Romero, Bronx * Kevin Edison Tirpak, Louisburg, NC Meganne Murphy, Phoenix Dennis Macoy Roper Jr., Catskill * Joelle Tomasello, East Aurora Tyler James Myers, Syracuse Nicolas Rosello Jr., Staten Island Johnna Marie Tombolillo, Oswego Miriella S. Rosenblum, Staten Island *** Nicholas A. Toutant, Watertown Meghan M. Nagle, Mastic Beach Maxwell Ross, Brewerton * Joshua B. Townsend, Cicero Michael Nappo, Clarence Briana Ashlyn Roy, Lake Placid ** Ashley Marie Trevor, Ilion * Madeline Elizabeth Nelson, Queensbury Justin Ian Rubin, Plainview James Trombacco III, Brewster * Richard Joseph Nichol, Rochester Joseph D. Ruffalo, Newark Shanelle S. Trombley, Chaumont * Brandon Nicholson, West Seneca * Carl G. Trossen, Saugerties Courtney Lynn Nicholson, Syracuse * Joshua Michael Sabey, East Syracuse * Sabrina A. Trovato, Massapequa *** Dillon Nimako, Schenectady Wesley Sakran, Syracuse * Christine Tucker, Bronx John G. Nirelli, Canastota Christian Ross Salama, Monroe Alexandra Marie Turoski, East Greenbush * Brian T. Nolan, Syracuse Colton Sandford, Jordan * Aaron William Norton, West Stockbridge, MA Tulio Santos, Bronx * Heidi Esther Upah, Syracuse ** Kyle Dennis Norton, Oswego Victoria Rose Sapp, Marion Dominic Notarnicola, Smithtown Nathan A. Sawicki, Hamburg Aiden VanLoan, Fort Plain * Christopher Morgan Varian, Mahopac Alexandra Nicole Nuzzo, Bohemia Trevor Schaller, Blauvelt Ellery Vasquez Jr., Garden City *** Josephine A. Scherer, Manchester Jessica Lee O’Connor, Lockport Zaina Alexandra Vasquez, New York * Bradley D. Schilling, Liverpool ** Kaitlin M. O’Connor, East Amherst Gabriela Y. Velez, Albany Emily Christine Schiro, Oswego Brendan P. O’Donohue, Selden Kevin Vella, Hartsdale Alexander William Schmidt, Ilion Lars Erik Ohlsen, Erieville Katherine Grace Vicat, Baldwinsville ** Derek L. Schnorr, Victor Jacklyn Okunola, Arverne Eric B. Victor, Chester * Jennifer F. Schottmiller, Henrietta Keanu Olea, Kingston Eric R. Vishneowski, Liverpool Zachariah Paul Schuck, Carthage Patrick O’Reilly, Greenlawn * Trevor Johann Vold, Winsted, CT Tyler Schwacke, Bloomingburg Sean Ormsby, Warwick Bradley Vrooman, Oneida Daniel S. Schwartz, Plainview Julio Oscar Ortiz, Syracuse Calvin Thien Hoang Vu, Murrieta, CA Pharaoh A. Scott, New York Timothy John O’Sullivan, Syracuse * Mark A. Sculley, Baldwinsville *** Sean Paul Thomas Owen, Horseheads * Benjamin H. Wakefield, Lowville *** Amanda C. Seiler, North Tonawanda * Danielle M. Walker, Baldwinsville Anna Marie Paden, Stony Point ** Rachel A. Serianni, Lockport Bret W. Weiss, Brewster Cer Par, Syracuse Matthew Eric Seybold, Johnson City Cody John Weiss, Riverhead * Nicholas P. Pecorella, Spencerport * Teresa Shattuck, Syracuse Michelle Ann Wesolowski, Buffalo Justin M. Pedolsky, Sea Cliff * Michael Jeremiah Sheehan, Hyde Park Elizabeth Westcott, Oswego Kotikalage Cleira Savindini Perera, Shelby Elizebeth Sherwood, Syracuse * Raymond J. Wheeler, Sauquoit Makewita, Sri Lanka Sabrina A. Shortall, Burlingham Christopher J. Whitton Jr., Hopewell Junction Carissa Marie Perkins, Avon Zackary Sikarevich, Staten Island * Kayla Ann Wild, Syracuse Dominique S. Perry, Jamaica * Jason Michael Siracuse, Rochester Jarrod F. Wilkom, Smithtown Timothy C. Peters, Watertown Sarah Rebecca Slater, Brooklyn * Justin Paul Willson, Buffalo Noah Piekarski, Liverpool * Jacob Michael Smallman, Liverpool Rachael Brianna Windhausen, Liverpool * Austin Pirro, Camillus Bradley W. Smith, Himrod ** Mary Beth Windheim, Wappingers Falls Michael Thomas Pistone Jr., Coram Daniel W. Smith, Adams Bryan Patrick Woodburn, West Islip Kaitlin Brooke Popow, Voorheesville Deondra M. Smith, Oswego Jennifer Lynn Wright, Parish Victory C. Porter, Washington, DC Kirk Maxwell Smith, Southold Bradley James Wroblewski, Lockport Roshan Pradhan, Syracuse Luke W. Snyder, Winchester Center, CT Collin Wyant, Jasper Brandon Wesley Price, Bronx Kyaw Soe, Syracuse Zachary F. Price, Niskayuna * Diana Esther Soler Frias, New York * Lucas Yankloski, Ontario Allyssa Pries, Rochester Daniel L. Soto, Mastic * Christopher A. Yannuzzi, Massapequa Luke Patrick Stapleton, Syracuse Ryan Quinones, Hauppauge Kortney Steele, Lacona Matthew Zakala, Rome ** Jeffrey M. Steinhoff, Cortland * Ruxin Zheng, Brooklyn Sami T. Rajput, Ossining * Bryan Joseph Stewart, Elmira Nicholas M. Zingaro, Liverpool Tarah-Anne Rancy, Queens Village Brandon Sumner, Stony Point * John Steven Zopf, Liverpool John David Raymond, East Patchogue *** Matthew James Sundberg, Beaver Falls Robert Joseph Zywicki, Liverpool

22 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT School of Communication, ** Tahirah S. Abdo, New York Cassidie Ann Codispoti, Endwell *** Louis Joseph Algiere, Johnson Bryce Nathan Cohen, West Hempstead Media and the Arts Jacob B. Alverson, Leicester Scott T. Cole Jr., Cicero Frank B. Joesph Amoruso, Island Park Sara Collier, Cazenovia ** Elizabeth Irene Anderson, Johnstown Stephanie Marie Conley, Oswego The School of Communication, Media and * Emily H. Apicello, Riverhead Thomas Arthur Connolly, Wynantskill the Arts brings together programs related * Jamie Abigail Aranoff, Glen Head Brandon Steven Cortes, Miami, FL to the study and creation of messages Jonathan Arcese, Oakland Gardens * Olivia Katherine Cosgrove, Goshen through art and music, electronically and Neomie Arevalo, Floral Park Nicholas A. Craner, Syracuse via the spoken word. The school combines Isabella Arikian, Neponsit ** Devin Christopher Croad, Vernon the strengths of fine and performing arts Joseph Nicholas Arrigo, Syracuse Glassford Crossfield, Laurelton programs in art, music and theatre with the Sabrina M. Cruz, Bronx highly diverse department of communication Evan J. Bailey, Liverpool Victoria Marie Cupoli, Cicero studies. Nine undergraduate degree options Jackson Baker, High Falls and three master’s degrees are offered in Ramsey Lee Baker, Ronkonkoma * Alina Erin Daly, Cataula, GA addition to interdisciplinary majors and Brittney Isaline Banks, Bay Shore Shaina L. Daniels, Long Island City minors. Graduates in this division are Bradley M. Bargelski, Liverpool Bianca M. Davis, Bronx identified by tri-colored cords representing Paul S. Barney, Syracuse Sabrina DeJesus, New Rochelle brown for art and theatre, crimson for * Nathaniel Donald Bates, Windsor Anthony David Del Piano, Smithtown communication studies, and pink for music. Kayleigh Ann Bell, Brewerton Haofeng Deng, Brooklyn * Zachary G. Bell, Rochester Zachary Anthony Denton, White Plains * Danielle M. Benincasa, Barneveld *** Nicholas Robert Derbabian, Croton on Hudson Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree * Asha Netanya Ayana Bey, Bronx *** Veronica Devries, Fairport *** Kristen B. Beyer, Lowville Natalie Discenza, Syracuse Subject to completion of all degree require- Kacee Asia Biggs, New York Madison Marie Doner, Oakdale ments, degrees will be conferred upon those * Valerie Elizabeth Blaha, New Paltz * Rebecca Donnelly, Breezy Point individuals listed herein who have met the Noah E.D. Blake, Montclair, NJ * Samantha Donnelly, Breezy Point requirements of their respective degrees in * Joshua M. Boehme, Rochester Jonathan Michael Dunn, Baldwinsville December 2018, May 2019 and August 2019. Kelvin Lomont Bowman, Warwick Ariana Elizabeth Dzibela, Carmel ** Timothy Robert Brenner, Stony Point In an effort to honor graduating seniors *** Taylor Beau Briceno, Calverton Ryan D. Edinger, Liverpool individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Shannon L. Brookes, North Chili Jacob L. English, New Woodstock members to read each graduate’s name as ** Sarah Brown, Oswego Caitlyn M. Ennis, Pennellville they receive congratulations from Kayla C. Brun, New York their dean and the president. Shakira Janay Bryant, New York Isabella A. Falcigno, New York Brendon M. Budd, Norwich ** Julie Elizabeth Farquhar, Glenfield *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) Matthew R. Bullard, Baldwinsville Cynthia Fernandez, Newburgh identified by gold cap and gown. Kristopher Ryan Burgmeier, Sandy Creek ** Emily Elizabeth Fisher, Sparta, NJ * Ryan Thomas Butkowski, Tonawanda * Samantha Lynn Flavell, Westerlo ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) *** Abigail S. Buttacavoli, Niskayuna Zachary Cozey Florio, Bronxville identified by gold honor stole. Christina Victoria Formica, New Hyde Park Amada Penelope Caba, New York * Sean Patrick Foster, Manorville Curtis Logan Cady, Oswego Alexander G. Fox, Marcellus * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) Brendell Caines, Bronx MacKenzie C. Fox, Voorheesville identified by gold honor rope. * Kimberly Nicole Campbell, Scipio Center Hannah Elizabeth Kohsman Francisco, Camden Margaret R. Carey, Stony Point ** Nicole Ashley Frisbie, Saugerties College Honors Program Quinn Alexander Carey, Grand Island Minori Furuya, Kanagawa, Japan identified by silver tassel. * Mackenzie Lee Carhart, Baldwinsville *** Rachel Lauren Futterman, Vestal * Sabrina Carlo, Deer Park § Posthumously awarded degree. § Justin C. Carmona, Bronx Makenna N. Gagnier, Geneseo The college community is saddened * Bryan C. Carroll, Syracuse * Samuel R. Gannon, Valhalla by Justin’s recent death. Madelyn Marie Cerminara, Saranac Lake Zachary D. Garner, Ballston Spa Lawrence F. Chiappone, Syracuse Angelo Nicholas Gentile, Selden Morgan Ciccarino, Vestal Stephanie M. Gentz, Ontario Madison Mary Cline, Binghamton Marina Celeste Giambrone, Fairport

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 23 Wyatt Austin Gilbert, Holland Nicole Lightfoot, Bernhards Bay Robert Palatsky, Schenectady ** Brad Mathew Gorham, Fulton * Dominick J. Lioto, North Syracuse Youngmin Park, Oswego Daniella N. Granata, Yonkers * Shamus Jeffery Lobene, Kendall * Cole David Parzych, North Syracuse * Kimberly Grunden, Fayetteville Dominique N. Lockwood, Oswego Micah C. Pasinski, Fayetteville Taek Min Gweon, Seoul, Republic of Korea * Julianne Marie Loney, Wantagh Dalton James Patterson, Brooklyn Kamille Loney, Brooklyn *** Kassadee Cayla Paulo, Stillwater Courtney Marie Hall, Lyons Destiny Y. Lopez, Woodside * Sara Morgan Pellegrino, East Meadow Samantha Lynn Hallenbeck, Rome Aidan James Ludington, Monroe Jonathan T. Pelletier, Richford Ian T. Hamilton, Brewerton Samuel Pelliccia, Melville *** Rachel N. Harden, Hopewell Junction * Brandon Jacob Macey, Troy Catalina Elena Penailillo, Dix Hills Mic-Anthony Hay, Brooklyn Michelle Magargal, Cincinnati, OH Anthony F. Pensero, Syracuse * Frank Heagle, Mohegan Lake Ivana Maldonado, Brooklyn Dante L. Perez, Bronx * Olivia Paige Heller, Cornwall Maxwell William Marshall, Binghamton * Maria Christine Pericozzi, Lancaster Stephanie Marie Helzer, Auburn Vernely Marshall, Bronx Devon Perri, Grand Island ** Derek W. Hempstead, Altamont William Harold Mason, Rochester * Theresa Felice Kala Personna, Nanuet Sarah G. Henry, Orangeburg Kayla Matthews, Rochester Eugene Merrill Roderick Petrie Jr., Malaysia Maryah-De’Shara Hill, Newburgh * Arden Q. McBride, East Syracuse North Syracuse * Tyler M. Hoag, Queensbury Samuel Blue Mcclosky, Glenville Jake A. Piacenti, East Islip Raven Skye Hobson, Oswego Aidan Patrick McHale, Brewster Hannah Kathryn Pickering, Amsterdam Alyshia Hull, Pulaski Sage McLaughlin, Washington, DC Cindy Pietrakowski, Maspeth MacKenzie Jean Hungerford, Spencerport Rasheda A. McLean, Bronx Lisa Ann Pollina, Commack Kevin Hylas, Stony Point Conor Michael McMillin, Massapequa Park *** Seth Benjamin Prevratil, Albany * Alexandra McWhirter, Aquebogue Skye Chancel Prosper, North Babylon *** Emma Elizabeth Jarvis, Auburn Erich J. Meile, Liverpool Marquel Tyre Jeffries, Buffalo Joshua Robert Mendez, Wyandanch Boni Iris Quatroche, Dunkirk * Zachary J. Jocz, Clay Jessica S. Metz, Brewerton Margaret Jane Queen, Eagle Bay *** Kara Margaret Johnson, Marcellus *** Julianna Mitchell, Phoenix * Travis Edward Miller, Ballston Spa * Stephanie Elizabeth Radomski, Lewiston * Ju Hui Kang, Oswego Monica M. Millick, Homer Conor D. Reilly, Merrick * Sean M. Kantor, Bellport Vanessa Lucas Miranda, Monticello Michael Timothy Reilly, Binghamton Leo T. Karr, Almond * Alessandra Briana Mohr, Port Washington Isaiah Resto, New York William H. Kearney, New City Sara Monroe, East Northport * Katie D. Reynolds, Pawling Shannon Louise Kelly, Poughkeepsie Chelsey L. Moore, Boonville * Tyler William Rhinehardt, West Monroe Riley Ann Kenney, Binghamton Timothy Michael Moore, Auburn Evan Michael Ribaudo, Northborough, MA Alexis E. King, Brewerton Haley J. Moran, Syracuse Hope Riga, West Seneca ** Jessica Marie Kisluk, Alden ** Kelly Elisabeth Morency, Webster Dominic Mauro Rizzi, Wappingers Falls Destiny N. Knight, Rockaway Park Teresa Morris, Summit Daniel Robertson, Kings Park Kelsey Lynn Kotas, Camillus Josephine Morron, Elmhurst Luis Alberto Rodriguez, Cohocton Nicholas Vincenzo Krasoski, Cicero Danielle Lucia Mosca, Fishkill Ryan Rodriguez, Brooklyn *** Justin John Kraus, Holtsville * Ceseley Caruso Mulligan, Montgomery Benjamin Joseph Roeland, Newark ** Daniel Christopher Kuter, Rochester Samantha Tyler Rogers, Nanuet Erin Hope Niland, Old Chatham Seth W. Rogers Miller, Fulton Ashley Marie LaForce, Madison Rebecca J. North, Oswego Ethan Thomas Romano, Syracuse Tara Danielle Lagoe, Oswego Sarah Elizabeth Rousell, Webster Shelby Katherine LaGray-Masters, Utica *** Keri E. O’Brien, Smithtown Morgan L. Rowe, Cicero Sarah Lynn Larson, Eastchester Marissa Jean Ohl, Painted Post * Charid Ivette Ruiz Irigoyen, Bronx Long Yin Lau, Liverpool * Vincent A. Oles, Croton on Hudson *** Kevin Andrew Russell, Liverpool Margaret M. Lechner, Rochester Carol M. O’Malley, Oswego Kris Russo, Sag Harbor * Celine Joie Lee, Cortlandt Manor Brianna N. O’Neil, Baldwinsville * Lydia Russo, Blue Point Melissa E. Lee, Bronx Maria-Ray Ossino, Wappingers Falls Rocco Aniello Russo, Lake View Ryan T. Lee, New Haven Jade Hope Wilbur, Spencer Jessica Margaret Ryan, Liverpool Tess LeAnne Legler, Vernon * Erin Kathryn O’Toole, Hilton Kerry Claire Ryan, Sound Beach Brooke Lee Lehr, Buffalo *** Jessica Katherine Ouderkirk, Stony Brook Joshua John Levenson, East Meadow * Ashley Lauren Sacco, Syracuse * Emmy Liang, Flushing * Kendall Padovani, Sloatsburg * Alex J. Salvarezza, Holbrook

24 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT * Samuel A. Sandler, Airmont Carly R. Violante, Sauquoit Joseph C. Santarelli-Hansen, Clay Ian David Saunders, Fulton Brigette Ann Wagner, Massapequa Peter J. Sawicki, Endicott * Christopher Severin Wallace, Coxsackie Nathan J. Scalisi, Manlius Brittney Watts, Rochester Cameron P. Schultz, Schoharie Gregory J. West, Huntington Asia Nicole Schuster, Astoria Mark A. Westbrook Jr., Syracuse Stefanie R. Sciolaro, Newburgh *** Jessica Mae Wickham, Syracuse Luke J. Scoville, Binghamton * Leah Wolf, West Monroe Julianna Maria Scro, Liverpool Taylor L. Woods, Pine Bush Owen Seery, Greenlawn * Eugene James Segrue, Binghamton * Christopher John Yackel, Floral Park Andrew Thomas Selanikio, West Sayville *** Liberty Rococo Yalch, Richland ** Alexander Michael Seubert, Oswego ** Estefania M. Yanza-Villa, Patchogue Troy Michael Seymour, Morrisonville Cody R. Young, Baldwinsville Vikram George Shah, South Salem Abigayle Kateland Shaw, Syracuse Ryan Zalduondo, Pearl River Adrienne M. Shelton, Niagara Falls * Santa-Li Naomi Zambrano, Rochelle Park, NJ Charles Allen Shipley, Thurmont, MD *** Katherine Luisette Zenteno, Ellenville Deshauntae Armani Simmonds, Bronx Evan M. Zimmer, Liverpool Ezekiel J. Sliwka, Auburn * Amanda P. Zumpano, Farmington * Jacob J. Small, Saint Albans Brianna Smith, Auburn Kelly Smith, Hampton Bays Kiara Shea Smith, Gouverneur Ryan Benson Smith, Oswego Samantha L. Smolak, Auburn Stephen T. Snider Jr., Watertown Jason Sobierajski, Lindenhurst Hannah Louise Sojka, Alden * Tanisha M. Solomon, Bronx * Briana Lynn Springsteen, Binghamton Elizabeth K. Stanistreet, Camillus Tyler Joseph Stellmack, Liverpool ** Savannah Lauren Strait, Amherst ** Alayna Christine Swartz, Gowanda * Alyssa M. Szyszkowski, Rochester

Kaitlin Tagliaferri, Binghamton Austin Michael Tanner, Cape Coral, FL Adam Daniel Taxier, Port Washington Michaela H. Taylor, Pittsford Ciara Rae Tobin, Clifton Park * Frederick Torres, Bellerose Victoria Elizabeth Trivison, Liverpool Kayla M. Tucek, New City Anthony Michael Twomley, Staten Island

* Stephanie N. Ulakovic, Hamlin

Jacob Richard Vanderbroek, Canandaigua * Kaitlyn VanRiper, East Syracuse * Rebecca Marie Velez, Newburgh The College Mace * Logan Claire Verburg, Wolcott Joseph Thomas Viola, Oakland Gardens

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 25 School of Education Alexia Catherine Abelgore, Fulton Austin C. Dalli, Saint James Isaac Adu-Agyei, New York ** Maryella Davenport, Cobleskill ** Nicholas Albert Aemmer, Liverpool ** Joseph V. Davis, Philadelphia Innovation in authentic learning has Zeina Maria Akl, Jamesville Nicole E. de Beaumont, Saugerties been a hallmark of SUNY Oswego since its *** Anna Altawal, Wampsville Matthew Daniel DeBlasio, Valley Cottage founding in 1861. This creative spirit still Anthony James Arcaro, Liverpool ** Amelia K. DeJarnette, Valatie thrives in the School of Education, where Camila Arredondo, New Rochelle Michael Vincent Dellicarri, Congers innovative methods grounded in research * Jessica Lyn Attaway, Liverpool Arianna Barbara Delos, Scotia and early experiences in the field help ** Pearlene Gail Augustin, Laurelton Adam W. Dergosits, Schenectady students become teachers, counselors, * Elizabeth Ann DeRubertis, Rensselaer school leaders, and wellness and technical * Shanique Shamara Bailey, Rosedale Elizabeth M. DeSantis, Fulton professionals ready to meet the challenges Brandon R. Baker, Warwick Jude Michael Desilvio, Syracuse of today’s global and diverse educational * Samuel J. Baker, Canandaigua * Nicole M. Desmond, Smithtown institutions and communities. The school Kaylee Marie Baldwin, Oswego * Elizabeth Mary Dietschler, Lyons is accredited by the National Council for * Colin M. Barry, White Plains Courtney Dineen, Rochester the Accreditation of Teacher Education. * Alysha Consuelo Dolores Bates, Rushville * Samantha L. Dolan, West Granby, CT ** Olivia R. Bauer, Lacona * Michael Evan Doscher, Bohemia * Kyle James Bautista, Poughkeepsie * Rwanda Mhyasia Douglas, Rochester Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree Alison Berger, Plainview Rosa Duran Nunez, Brooklyn ** Ethan Durocher, Sterling Joseph A. Bertonneau, Oswego Subject to completion of all degree require- * Amanda Leigh Betz, Greenlawn ments, degrees will be conferred upon those ** Brooke M. Ebersold, Verona ** Alyssa Moroz Bleau, Fulton individuals listed herein who have met the Onyinyechi Echefu, Stony Point Madison L. Bohlman, Rocky Point requirements of their respective degrees in Charles Benjamin Edic, Baldwinsville Ryan X. Brown, Marcy December 2018, May 2019 and August 2019. ** Emily Joan Emmons, Chittenango Tiffany Jane Brown, Pittsford Bruce Charles Entelisano II, Rome Yalonda Buie, Syracuse In an effort to honor graduating seniors * Emil J. Erlandson, West Valley Audrey M. Burbidge, Cazenovia individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty Taylor M. Evans, East Elmhurst members to read each graduate’s name as Mattison Burdick, Fulton Katrina Marie Burghdurf, Red Creek they receive congratulations from Kaylee Lynn Fallat, Auburn * Jill Elizabeth Burns, Johnson City their dean and the president. Jade R. Farrell, Monroe Brennan Liberte Butler, Lake Placid ** Laura E. Finn, Marcellus Danielle Marie Forbidussi, Binghamton Leslye Caba, Brooklyn *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) * Alaura May Francis, Baldwinsville Justin Canale, Oswego identified by gold cap and gown. Darlene Malaysia Franklin, Carmel Kristen Marie Cappiello, Northport *** Kasey Summer Fuller, Calcium Rocco Anthony Caprioli III, Hauppauge ** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) identified by gold honor stole. Ariana Rose Carbone, West Islip * Gabriella Marie Galeazzi, Bohemia Nicholas Carbone, Brooklyn ** Meghan A. Galuppi, Liverpool Emma Jean Carey, Clifton Springs * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) ** Anais Jeanne Catherine Galvez, Pasadena, CA Sean Carney, Endicott identified by gold honor rope. Michael J. Gambro, Cortlandt Manor ** Jacob D. Cauwels, Newark ** Lauren Gargano, Middle Island Jennifer Lee Cesarski, Oceanside Olivia L. Gasbarra, Rochester College Honors Program Cassidy L. Chainyk, Albany ** Amanda K. George, East Rochester identified by silver tassel. * Hong Chen, Staten Island Benjamin James Goerner, Utica Jeffrey Cifelli, East Islip Andy Jesus Gomez, Bronx * Ashley Claris, Bronx Casey Shannon Gray, Auburn *** Stephanie M. Cook, Colonie Jaquana T. Green, Brooklyn Samuel A. Cope, Clifton Park Adrianna Guidetti, Albany *** Natalie Mary Cordaro, Baldwinsville ** Stephanie Danielle Cosme, Smithtown Helen Marie Haas, Springfield, TN Haley M. Cox, Marcellus * Christopher Michael Hallock, Tappan Shanelle A. Cox, Brooklyn Audrey Ann Hand, Marion Cameron Y. Curry, Rochester Tara Ashley Hansen, Nanuet

26 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Nicholas Henry Haramis, Lynbrook * Sarah Lynn Mc Cullough, Montgomery Diane Elizabeth Sigler, Wantagh Joshua Hatfield, Middletown * Brian J. McCabe, Port Washington Yin Yin Sim-Fellows, Oswego * Edward T. Heinrichs, Middle Island Joseph G. McGee, Valley Stream Gregory M. Simon, Hawthorne *** Allison Melissa Hemmer, Livingston Manor Maxwell D. McGowan, Camden Gage William Slachciak, Rome Corinne Hendricks, Lindenhurst Nicole Rose McKenna, Fishkill Allison M. Smith, Syracuse * Steven Daniel Herbs, Rexford * Erin E. McLoughlin, Goshen Jacob W. Smith, Canastota Jahnae T. Holmes, Rochester Sean Patrick McNutt II, Amherst * Rachel E. Smith, Hancock Elisha Holton-Chandler, Hancock ** Sara Rosemary Meal, Lockport Jamir Ferebee, Staten Island ** Natalie Alyssa Horton, Ballston Lake * Mary Katherine Medico, Fulton Emily M. L. Sprague, Lorraine Jason Hui, Brooklyn * Gabriella Hope Mei, Wappingers Falls ** Celleste G. Stafford, Auburn ** Matthew Joseph Hunter, Liverpool Vanessa Mirch, Greene Andrew M. Stevens, Hannawa Falls Matthew Haynes Hunter, East Syracuse * Jennifer Leroux Moore, Syracuse Nigeria C. Stewart, Brooklyn Khadija J. Muhammad, Rochester Robert Sweeney, Syracuse * Lisa Iaccarino, Monroe *** Tyler John Munn, Whitesboro Victoria M. Idowu, Brooklyn * Mabel Munoz, Jackson Heights Emily Corinne Taxin, Bayside * Justè Impolytè, Norwich ** Alison Nicole Teneyck, Hopewell Junction James Joseph Irving, Bohemia * Jillian Nickel, Bohemia Maria Tesorio, Chittenango ** Alexis Joel Nieves, Corona Isaiah Reginald Pierre Thomas, Brooklyn * Abigail Jackson, Malta *** Makenna Marie Nolan, Rochester Milena Mayarie Toribio, New York Joshua T. Janiszewski, East Rochester Jessica Marie Norris, Lyons * Andrew S. Tully, Monroe Rubens A. Janvier, Brooklyn Brian Martin Nugent, Sloatsburg Maya Jeannine Jean, Rockaway Beach Melannie Ulloa, Bay Shore * Wilmer O. Jimenez, Fulton * Maggie M. O’Brien, Albany Britney A. Underwood, Hempstead Dillon Bruce Johnson, New Paltz * Timothy L. Olmsted, Spencerport Justina Ushang Utionkpan, Springfield Gardens * Emily Christine Johnson, West Sayville * Diana N. Orsini, West Babylon Alexandra M. Joslyn, Hector ** Erika Marie Wallace, Fulton Amy Paulino, Bay Shore Colleen Elizabeth Waters, Poestenkill Adriana M. Kells, Victor *** Michael Jerome Petrie, Clinton *** Abby A. West, Marathon Olivia R. King, Cicero Peter Kyle Phillips II, Huntington ** Sarah Danielle Whatley, Syracuse ** Katherine Ellen Knopp, Oswego Alyssa T. Polan, Holbrook Zachary James Whelan, Cortland Zoe Aries Koff, Katonah Andrew James Popp, Cortland * Carly Anne Williams, Fulton Alexandria Raye Korzeniowski, Syracuse Megan K. Powell, Kirkville Christian Hanlon Wilson, Liverpool Brennan William Krall, Dundee * Erin E. Wilson, Centereach ** Lindsey N. Kregel, Watertown * Matthew Field Quenneville, Brewerton Stuart Robert Winn II, Camillus * Alyssa Maria Quigley, Syracuse * Laceyanne Woite, Buffalo * Chanel Lauren Smith, Mexico Sophia Mary Woltman, Fort Edward * Courtney Lamb, Oswego Griffin William Randazzo, Coconut Creek, FL * Lauren Marie Woods, Deer Park * Toni M. Laneve, Syracuse ** Joseph Reale, Syracuse * Ariana L. Wright, Queens Village Gerard Richard Lasponara, Rochester * Vincynthia K. Reeder, De Witt Tristan Francis Wunsch, New City Nicholas V. LeClair, Liverpool Samantha Danielle Rezende, Smithtown Mary Alannah Young, Pulaski ** Rachel Nicole Lee, North Haledon, NJ Katherine Sonia Robinson, Oswego *** Chloe Marie Lonergan, Cicero Isabel Nicole Rodriguez, Massapequa Park ** Qiaoting Zhen, Brooklyn ** Gustavo Anthony Lopez, Eastchester * Jordan P. Rodwell, Rochester * Christine M. Zogaib, Hamburg Sarah Kathleen Loudon, Evans Mills Vanessa Rojas, Yonkers * Emily Rose Lynch, Camillus Serena Ruggiero, Selden * Jocelyn Lyon, Wilson *** Kalem Marquis Rutledge, Rochester

Patrick Ma, Staten Island Collin Christopher Sangster, Syracuse Mohamed P. Magassouba, Brooklyn ** Nicole Schroeder, Mastic ** Kevin Gerard Mahon, Oswego David Seecharan, Bronx Michael J. Mangia, Smithtown * Abigail Marie Shafer, Elbridge Corey W. Marshall, Webster Jessica M. Shafer, Malone Elizabeth Martorano, Pleasant Valley ** Abigail Shaw, Elmira Caroline E. May, Baldwinsville Joseph Timothy Sheppard, Auburn

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 27 Gary M. Agnew, Syracuse Ashley E. Sandbrook, Baldwinsville Division of Diana Asprovski, Liverpool ** Jessica C. Rockwell, Central Square Extended Learning * Keanna L. Rose, East Syracuse Timothy E. Bahantka, Rochester Gabriel John Rys, Brewerton Jan Carlos Bernard Santos, Brooklyn The Division of Extended Learning is Claire Catherine Bills, Ballston Spa Kalee M. Schreiber, Bloomfield committed to providing access to high- Leanne Christine Birch, Nedrow * Brittany Nicole Shoults, Oswego quality education to people of all ages and Samantha M. Simonetti, Webster Brendon Michael Candella, Marcy stages of life and career. The division works Scott B. Sochia, Central Square Katie Lynne Carleton, Coeymans Bertina A. St John, Syracuse with academic departments to create, deliver Sheila Marie Carvey, Fulton Michele R. Stevenson, Binghamton and support innovative and responsive credit John Joseph Cazzola II, Liverpool Matthew P. Stone, Mount Sinai and non-credit programming to diverse Cassandra Rae Cherebin, Baldwinsville * Veronica J. Stroh, Cazenovia audiences in order to open gateways to new Ryan Lee Cochrane, Baldwinsville careers, enhance skills or pursue lifelong Gregory N. Collins, Syracuse Patrick L. Twiss, Mexico learning, spanning multiple modalities and A’Dayja Brionna Cotton, Rochester Edward Robert Tyler, Central Square locations. Non-traditional and part-time students earning baccalaureate completion Natalia Yohandaly De Los Santos, Bronx *** Nicholas Ryan Vance, Baldwinsville degrees online, in the evening, and in blended Marissa Anne DeLand, Camillus Meagan E. Dennison, Central Square Rebecca A. Wolford, Fulton programs at our Syracuse campus receive the Christopher M. Derda, Minoa same high quality education as on-campus Joshua P. Devendorf, Syracuse * Kaitlyn Marie Yager, Liverpool students while maintaining the ability to *** Kristina M. Dullen, Liverpool balance their personal and professional commitments. Degrees include broadcasting John Charles Fedele, Syracuse and mass communication, business administration, human development, and Daniel T. Gabriel, Syracuse public justice. David Robert Gardner, Syracuse Talia Marie Gennarelli, Binghamton

Andrew Mark Holl, Syracuse Candidates for Baccalaureate Degree Catherine G. Holt, New York Mills Nathaniel Lachlan Hughes, Auburn Subject to completion of all degree require- ments, degrees will be conferred upon those Leah Monique Johnson, Liverpool individuals listed herein who have met the Stephanie An Joseph, Oswego requirements of their respective degrees in December 2018, May 2019 and August 2019. Rebecca Lisseth Keeler, Marcellus

Meredith Lynne Lapka, Plainview In an effort to honor graduating seniors Timothy P. Lyon, Little Falls individually, SUNY Oswego selects faculty members to read each graduate’s name as * Jeffrey A. Mahar, Camillus they receive congratulations from Katie Susan McIntyre, Syracuse their dean and the president. Amanda L. Miller, Martville ** Selena A. Miller, Mexico *** Summa Cum Laude (3.80–4.00) Juanita Ann Mullen, Geneva identified by gold cap and gown. *** Johnathan Nucci, Rochester

** Magna Cum Laude (3.60–3.79) * Amy Pavlides, Clay identified by gold honor stole. Michael Prince, Liverpool

Jessica Radesco-Verdi, Medford * Cum Laude (3.30–3.59) Melissa Jenelle Reed, Syracuse identified by gold honor rope. Leah Anne Reigle, Binghamton Brian Rhatigan, Delmar College Honors Program Gretchen Ariel Rhinehart, Geneva identified by silver tassel. *** Joely Sandra Rice, De Ruyter Kayla Elizabeth Richmond, Syracuse

28 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Division of MASTER OF ARTS MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING Raynier E. Breton, BA SUNY Oswego Mikhael Jacob Benson, BA SUNY University Graduate Studies at Albany Gaetano Bruscino, BA SUNY Farmingdale Jane Conaway, BFA SUNY Oswego Jacob Richard Byron, BS SUNY Cortland The Division of Graduate Studies hosts more Alexis Mae Froio, BA SUNY Oswego than three dozen graduate programs across Zhushun Cai, BA University of Kansas Daniel E. Gaylord, BA Bloomsburg University all four colleges and schools. Graduate Michael Joseph Carroll, BA SUNY Oswego students are able to access these program at Susan Katherine Marcus, BA SUNY Cortland our Oswego and Syracuse campuses, online Sage Owen Chase, BA SUNY Oswego Stephanie M. Zdimal, BA Keystone College and at certain work sites in the region. We Amanda Rose Ebrahim, BA SUNY Oswego provide an environment that produces the next generation of leaders who are interested Sevgi Evren Familo, BS Yildiz Technical University MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION in a global mindset, ethical communication Brandan Matthew Galloway, BA SUNY Oswego Michael James Abrams, BS SUNY Oswego and an appreciation for diversity and Rachel S. Hernon, BA SUNY Oswego William Robert Allen, BS SUNY Oswego inclusion. Anthony Richard Angora, BS SUNY Oswego Rachelle Grace Hills, BA Charles Sturt University Michael Ryan Austin, BS SUNY Binghamton Yarbrielle Ingram, BFA SUNY Oswego Candidates for Master’s Degree University and Certificate of Advanced Study Donavon O’Brian King, BFA SUNY Oswego Vahe Balayan, MD Yerevan State Medical Asli Kinsizer, MA Dokuz Eylul University University of M. Heratsi Subject to completion of all degree Brittaney A. Barr, BS SUNY Potsdam Noelle Courtney Law LeRoy, BS SUNY Oswego requirements, degrees will be conferred upon Casey K. Battles, BS SUNY Oswego those individuals listed herein who have met Michael McKinley Mariuz, BA SUNY Oswego Christopher Mosseau Beaulieu, BS SUNY Oswego the requirements of their respective degrees. Colleen M. McClure, BA SUNY Oswego Anna Beggel, BS SUNY Oswego Lillian M. Meaney, BA SUNY Geneseo Graduate degree recipients are hooded by Danielle Alyssa Benigno, BS SUNY Oswego the provost and college or school dean, and Oliver Ranjula Medonza, BA SUNY Oswego Matthew Arne Bergstol, BS SUNY Oswego receive congratulations from the dean of Hannah Kate O’Brien, BS SUNY Oswego graduate studies and the president. Andrew Christopher Blackburn, BS SUNY Polytechnic Institute Tara L. O’Grady, BA SUNY Oswego Kathryn L. Blackman, BS SUNY Binghamton Ethan Leroy Osborne, BA Nazareth College University Barbara Joyce Parsons, BS SUNY Oneonta Whitney Beth Bonnie, BA SUNY Oswego Sarah Grace Pasquarelli, BA SUNY Oswego Caitlin Elizabeth-Rae Bradley, MS University of Buffalo Kathleen M. Percival, BA SUNY Oswego Kelsey Elizabeth Brockner, BS SUNY Oswego Sylvia Pericles, BS SUNY Oswego Jeffrey Donner Brown, JD Syracuse University Heng-Hao Pu, MS National Chiao Tung University Jason William Brown, BS SUNY Oswego Kristen Ann Ray, BS SUNY Oswego Giuseppe William Carberg, BS SUNY Oswego Anne Elizabeth Reynolds, BA SUNY Oswego Douglas Ezequiel Castro, BS SUNY Oswego Chantel A. Richardson, BA SUNY Oswego Joshua M. Catrine, BS SUNY Oswego Lauren Ashley Sageer, BM Berklee College of Music Jack E. Choinski, BS SUNY Oswego Khairunisa Hasnein Sharif,BA SUNY Oswego Marco R. Christiano, BS SUNY Oswego

Nicholas Louis Siciliano, BS SUNY Oswego John W. Clack Jr., BS Rochester Institute of Technology Rebecca Ann Szabo, BA SUNY Oswego Kevin James Clifford, BS SUNY Oswego Chih Yao Tsai, BA Fo Guang University Christie Nicole Cockayne, BA SUNY Oswego John Carlo Pineda Verceles, BA SUNY Oswego Cody M. Conway, BS SUNY Oswego Melissa E. Wilson, BA SUNY Oswego Lydia J. Cosgrove, BS SUNY Oswego Hanye Zhang, BA Fairleigh Dickinson University Steven James Cox, BS SUNY Oswego

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 29 Jeremy Lee Dalton, MS SUNY Environmental Nari Lee-Manuel, BS Cornell University Derek L. Schnorr, BS SUNY Oswego Science and Forestry Arnold Matatov, BS SUNY Oneonta Emily Faith Schenck, BS SUNY Potsdam Michael Jon D’Auria, BS SUNY Oswego Amir Matta, MD Alexandria University Mitchell A. Schrader, BS Ithaca College Paul Delluomo, BS SUNY Oswego Robert C. Mattern, BS SUNY Geneseo Charley Elyse Scott-McGrail, BS SUNY Oswego Daniel E. Deming, BA SUNY Binghamton University Morgan Marie McDermott, BS SUNY Oswego Othmaro C. Service, BS SUNY Oswego Darcy J. DiBiase, BA SUNY Oswego Shannon Elizabeth McGahan, BBA Stonehill College James William Simon, BA SUNY Oswego Joseph Fausto DiLuca, BS SUNY Oswego James Thomas McHugh, BS SUNY Oswego Stephanie Nicole Sinsabaugh, MS Keuka College Ethan J. Doe, BS SUNY Oswego Travis Edward Miller, BA SUNY Oswego Jessica L. Slack, BA SUNY Oswego Matthew Aaron Doell, BA St. John Fisher College Yan Carlos Minaya, BS SUNY Oswego Martha Pritchard Spear, BA Smith College Jessica A. Dorans, BS SUNY Oswego Erika Lyn Minor, BA Arizona State University Margaret Malia Spofford Xavier, PhD Cornell Samantha H. Downs, BS SUNY Geneseo University Wanjun Mo, BA South China Normal University Michael John Drummond, BS SUNY Oswego Choopong Sripraipan, BS Chulalongkorn University Chelsey L. Moore, BA SUNY Oswego Pooja Fandan, BBA Maharshi Dayanand Elizabeth Marie Stapleton, BS SUNY Oswego Kelsey Leigh Morgan, BS SUNY Oswego University, Rohtak Jamie Patricia Stoltz, BS SUNY Oswego Cody Jack Murphy, BS SUNY Oswego Daniel Joseph Finnin, BA University of Colorado Ashraf R. Sunesara, PharmD St. John’s University Kelly Virginia Murphy, BS SUNY Binghamton Mackenzie E. Galloway, BA Le Moyne College Justin Richard Taylor, BS US Naval Academy University David Gao, PharmD St. John’s University Jillian N. Travis, BS SUNY Oswego Stephen J. Musacchio, BS SUNY Oswego Gage C. Geminn, BS SUNY Oswego Carl G. Trossen, BS SUNY Oswego Nicole Eileen Navratil, BA SUNY Oswego Joseph Patrick Liberato Giannantonio, Joseph Michael Turdo, BS SUNY Binghamton John Bruce Nelson, BS Louisiana College BS SUNY Oswego University Madeline Elizabeth Nelson, BS SUNY Oswego Stephen Giannotta, BS SUNY Oswego Stephen Thomas Varughese, BBA CUNY Lauren Ginocchetti, BS Le Moyne College Basil Ugonna Njoku, BA Abia State University Baruch College Brian Stafford Gittens, BS SUNY Oswego Aaron William Norton, BS SUNY Oswego Eric R. Vishneowski, BS SUNY Oswego Harrison Goebel, BS SUNY Oswego Kyle Dennis Norton, BS SUNY Oswego Zachary H. Weigand, BS SUNY Oswego Adam Julius Guardado, BS SUNY Oswego Kaitlin M. O’Connor, BS SUNY Oswego Kayla Ann Wild, BS SUNY Oswego Jonathan Noah Williams, BS SUNY Empire Megan Joy Hatton, BS SUNY Oswego Thomas John Olesczuk, BS Winthrop College State College Crystal Hewitt-Gill, BA SUNY University at Albany Danielle R. Patterson, BA SUNY Stony Brook Rachael Brianna Windhausen, BS SUNY Oswego Amanda Leigh Horowitz, BA University Delaware Jeffrey Petersen, BS SUNY University at Buffalo Sarah Elizabeth Woods, BS SUNY Oswego Justin A. Huber, BS SUNY Buffalo State College Austin Pirro, BS SUNY Oswego John Steven Zopf, BS SUNY Oswego Christopher L. Jadotte, MSW NYU Silver School Nicholas Quiroz, BS SUNY Oswego of Social Work Henrique Lopes Ramos, BA Julio De Mesquita Joshua Troy Jasewicz, BS SUNY Oswego Filho Paulista State University MASTER OF SCIENCE Jeremy Joslin, MD, BS Michigan State University Michael A. Redcross, BBA Siena College Ohoud Jaza M. Alotaibi, BS King Saud University Stuart Jeffry Kapps, BS SUNY Oswego John P. Reilly, BS SUNY Oswego Christopher L. Bartlett, BS SUNY Oswego James Alex Kazlausky, BS University of New Haven Brian Regel, BS SUNY Oswego Stacy L. Baum, BA SUNY Oswego Thomas Francis Xavier Keegan, BS SUNY Oswego Elizabeth K. Rhode, BS Le Moyne College Edward John Blanch, BS SUNY Buffalo State College Nicholas A. Kersey, BS SUNY Oswego Natasha Nickole April Roberts, BS CUNY Suzanne Marie Campbell, BA SUNY Oswego Lehman College Brian Edward Killeen, BA Arcadia College Kevin Robert Clark, BS SUNY Oswego Jacqueline Cheslock Romeo, BS SUNY Oswego Karie C. DeHart, BA SUNY Potsdam Alysha Agnes Lawton, BS SUNY Oswego Miriella S. Rosenblum, BS SUNY Oswego Emma Kathleen Donovan, BA SUNY Oswego Jessica Kathryn Lebduska, DPT Ithaca College Joseph James Ruggio, BS SUNY Oswego Lindsey Lois George, BA SUNY Cortland Juan C. Leon, BS SUNY Farmingdale Wesley Sakran, BS SUNY Oswego Mikayla Elizabeth Glode, BS Cazenovia College Henrique Lopes Ramos, BA Julio De Mesquita Filho Paulista State University Josephine A. Scherer, BS SUNY Oswego Sean Kenneth Green, BA SUNY Oswego Aleksandr Lukatskiy, BA CUNY Hunter College Jheanell A. Schmidt, BS St. John’s University Austin Mary Guida, BS Northern Arizona University

30 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Ishara Rebecca Harris, BA SUNY Oswego Caitlyn Rose Scordo, BS SUNY Brockport Andrea L. Macy, BS SUNY University at Albany Timothy Tiljevang Jones, BS SUNY Oswego Erica Sparks, BS Cazenovia College Mackensey L. Martens, BS SUNY Oswego Kelly Green Kearns, BA SUNY Oswego Joelle A. Traub, BA St. John Fisher College Lia Massimo, BS SUNY Oswego Dawoon Ko, BA SUNY Oswego Marisa Kay Valentino, BA SUNY Cortland Kaela Ann McDaniels, BS St. John Fisher College Kimberly Eileen LaGatta, BS SUNY Oswego Kelsey Ann Whitaker, BS National University Hailey Victoria McKay, BS SUNY Brockport Dominick Manno, BA SUNY Oswego Annalise E. Winkler, BA SUNY Potsdam Ashley Christine Michlovitch, BS SUNY Oswego Mohamed Mari, BS Jordan University of Danae Louise Mitchell, BS SUNY Oswego Science and Technology MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Chelsea Rae Monahan, BS SUNY Geneseo Ashley Michelle Martin, BS SUNY Cortland Mahmoud Oudah G. Aljohani, BS Tabuk University Devin Jay Murphy, BS SUNY Oswego Rachel Maria McGriff, BA SUNY Oswego Cassandra Beaver, BT SUNY Cobleskill Tila Chand Neopaney Sr., BS SUNY Oswego Lileth Tatjana Muench, BA SUNY Oswego Jillian Denise Bergemann, BS SUNY Oswego Sara Elizabeth Noll, BS SUNY Oswego Josef R. Perez, BA Columbia College Hancock Field Emma Victoria Bernhard, BS SUNY Oswego Scott Alan Oldenburg, BS SUNY Brockport MaryCatherine Elizabeth Rice, BS SUNY Oswego Michael Beshures, BS SUNY Oswego Kelly Leigh Prucker, BS SUNY Oswego Carly Simmons, BA SUNY Oswego Russell J. Blasko, BS SUNY Oswego Cortnie May Purce, BS SUNY Oswego NancyAnn Smith, BS Clarkson University Courtney Michelle Bobbett, BS SUNY Oswego Sidney Rajab Sr., BS SUNY Oswego Rachel A. Vincent, BA SUNY Oswego Gael K. Bobby, BS SUNY Empire State College David Matthew Randall, BS SUNY Oswego Ashley Nicole Williams, BS SUNY Morrisville Jacquelyn Renee Bourgeois, BS SUNY Oswego Mark Steven Rogers, BS SUNY Empire State College Kimberly Ann Zettel, BA Temple University Christopher J. Britts, BS SUNY Oswego Megan E. Russell, BS SUNY Oswego Madeline A. Brown, BS SUNY Oswego Tamie Lynn Searles, BS SUNY Cortland MASTER OF SCIENCE AND Eric Wilson Bugbee, BT SUNY Cobleskill Jennifer Sessano, BS SUNY Oswego CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY Jessica T. Bye, BS SUNY Oswego Tara M. Shadduck, BS SUNY Oneonta Christopher Jordan Baber, BS Gardner-Webb College Michael John Cavender, BS SUNY Oswego Kajuan Lateif Smith, BS SUNY Oswego Theresa Marie Brown, BA SUNY Binghamton University Stephanie M. Ciesla, BS SUNY Oswego Carolyn Anne Souser, BS SUNY Oneonta Troy Nelson Calkin, BA SUNY Oswego Devon Cohen, BS SUNY Oswego Jeffrey Sutton, BS Nazareth College Kayla Elizabeth Cargen, BS SUNY Cortland Kristin Anne Conklin, BA Marist College Heather Lynn Tysco, BS SUNY Buffalo State College Emma Isabelle Coomey, BA SUNY University Marisa-Marie Conslato, BS SUNY Oswego Michael T. Vincent, MBA Syracuse University at Albany Joanna Kathleen Damiano, BS SUNY Cortland Jacklyn Waltz, BS Le Moyne College Chelsea L. Delgiorno, BA SUNY University at Buffalo Ashli Teresa Deming, BS SUNY Oswego Caitlin Marie Weinsheimer, BS Syracuse University Mary Dimond, BA SUNY University at Buffalo Aaron L. Dennis, BT SUNY Cobleskill Carter R. Whalen, BT SUNY Cobleskill Jessica M. Esper, BA SUNY Polytechnic Institute Patrick Jonathan Dennis, BS SUNY Oswego Kelsey Francis Wilson, BS SUNY Oswego Ashlee Elizabeth Fairchild, BA Le Moyne College Ronald Joseph Diego Jr., BS SUNY Oswego Virginia Wilson, BS Geneva College Carly M. Hewitt, BS Syracuse University Leisel P. Everdyke, BA Calvin College Deborah Lynne Young, BS SUNY Oswego Maxiel Jaime, BA SUNY Oswego Anthony Nicholas Facchini, BS SUNY Oswego Tori A. Zerrahn, BS SUNY Brockport Emily L. Lamb, BS SUNY Oswego Kevin John Finerghty, BS SUNY Oswego Kennedy Taylor Langlois, BA Le Moyne College Kelly K. Granteed, BS SUNY Oswego MASTER OF SCIENCE IN TEACHING Ciera L. LeFlore, BS SUNY Oswego Lilia Grutka, BS SUNY Oswego Veronica Adjin, BA SUNY Oswego Mercedes Mackin, BS SUNY Plattsburgh Spencer Raechelle Hill, BS SUNY Oswego Kayla Nicole Brennan, BA University of Tampa Marta Lorena Mendoza, BA SUNY Oswego Brittany Mae Hilton, BS SUNY Oswego Maritza Crain, BA University of Medellin Emily E. Morehouse, BA SUNY Cortland Justyn Hunter-Ceruti, BS SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology Robert J Donnelly, BA SUNY Oswego Sarah J. Paquette, BS St. John Fisher College Philip T. Kinane, BA SUNY Oswego Nicholas Jay Dunsmoor, BA SUNY Oswego Jacob A. Quilty-Koval, BA Le Moyne College Joya M. King, BS SUNY Oswego Alyssa Falinski, BS SUNY Binghamton University Elizabeth Nicole Sawyer, BFA Rochester Institute of Technology Mercedes Korine LaVeck, BS SUNY Oswego Sarah Marie Guidone, BA SUNY Oswego

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 31 Mark Joseph Heath, BA Ave Maria University Kristin M. Fox, MS Old Dominon University GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Corinne Elizabeth Kelly, BA SUNY Oswego Katlin M. Ginney, MSED SUNY Oswego Behavioral Forensics Meghan Jeanne Kilts, BT SUNY Morrisville Corey D. Graves, MSED SUNY Cortland NancyAnn Smith, BS Clarkson University Joshua Richards Lewis, BA Marshall University Chrystal Leigh Guarasci, MSED SUNY Oswego

Gregory Vincent Massara, BS SUNY Geneseo Greta Barklund Johnston, MS Rochester Institute Health Information Technology of Technology Alyssa A. McMahon, BA Davis College Christopher L. Bartlett, BS SUNY Oswego Debra Chistolini Kasmer, MSED Syracuse University Lacey M. Mikochik, BS SUNY Oswego Magdalena Collins, BS Babes-Bolyai University Lyndsey Marie Keil, MS St. John Fisher College Paul Michael Nardone, BA SUNY Geneseo Jennifer Lynn Kelsey, MS St. John Fisher College Lauren K. Ness, BS SUNY Environmental Science Integrated & Social Media and Forestry Christal Jensen Kent, MED Elmira College Amanda Rose Ebrahim, BA SUNY Oswego Lydia E. Nevin, BS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Daniel William Killenbec, MS Syracuse University Colleen M. McClure, BA SUNY Oswego Courtney Taylor Pasco, BS SUNY Oneonta Cristina N. Knapp, MS Syracuse University Melissa E. Wilson, BA SUNY Oswego Tara Raeann Pickard, BS SUNY Oneonta Jonathan Leigh MacKerchar, MSHS Touro College Nellie Kay Owens, BA SUNY Oswego Patrick John McNamara, MS Le Moyne College Interdisciplinary Trauma Studies Brice Henry Rebeor, BS SUNY Oswego Paul Sloan Moskal, MED SUNY University at Buffalo Suzanne Marie Campbell, BA SUNY Oswego Laura Janette Renaud, MA Syracuse University Joseph T. Muller II, MA Webster University Karie C. DeHart, BA SUNY Potsdam Mackenzie Marie Ross, BA SUNY Geneseo Peter Matthew Neeves Jr., MED SUNY University at Buffalo Emma Kathleen Donovan, BA SUNY Oswego Leanne Marie Sampson, BS SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry Michael Christopher Newman, MED Georgia Mikayla Elizabeth Glode, BS Cazenovia College Southern College Anthony John Sauve, BA College of Saint Rose Sonali Kumar, BA SUNY Oswego Carol V. Nicholson, MSED SUNY Geneseo Emily Mary Shackleton, BS SUNY Oswego Lileth Tatjana Muench, BA SUNY Oswego Chelsea Lynn Nohle, MST SUNY Potsdam Miranda Paige Smith, BA SUNY Oswego Carly Simmons, BA SUNY Oswego Stephanie Ann Norkett, MED SUNY University Taylor P. Thorne, BS University of Prince Michaela Cathleen Smith, BA SUNY Oswego at Buffalo Edward Island Ashley Nicole Williams, BS SUNY Morrisville Melissa Rose O’Donnell, BS SUNY Cortland Sabrina Mia Tomassetti, BA SUNY Oswego Kimberly Ann Zettel, BA Temple University Laura J. Palmisano, MED St. Lawrence University CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY Erin Kathleen Peck, BS Keuka College Integrated Health Systems Shawn Christopher Akley, MSED SUNY Oswego Jared Thomas Plantz, MSED SUNY Potsdam Tara L. O’Grady, BA SUNY Oswego Amber Mae Allenbrandt, MSED SUNY Geneseo Kristy Marie Pryor, MS SUNY Oswego Trisha L. Fogarty, MA Western Governors University Catie Reeve, MED Kent State University Nursing Home Admin Certificate Ashleigh M. Barnhart-Burto, MS Walden University Megan Rohlin, MSED SUNY Oswego Matthew Aaron Doell, BA St. John Fisher College Matthew David Barr, MA University of Phoenix Daniel Ross Rupert, MSED SUNY Oswego Timothy Aaron Pethybridge, MBA SUNY Oswego Jennifer L. Bartlett-Prati, MA University of Phoenix Ann M. Sherwood, MA Syracuse University Jessica L. Slack, BA SUNY Oswego Mrs. Elizabeth Reed Brown, MSED St. Bonaventure Carrie Anne Smith, MST SUNY Potsdam University Elizabeth Anne Thulen Smith, MSED College of Laurie Grupe Smith, MS Syracuse University Saint Rose Elizabeth A. Carpenter, MS Rochester Institute Julie A. Suber, MSED Walden University of Technology Christine Michelle Taylor, MSED Nazareth College Toby Joshua Coleman, MSED SUNY Oswego Play Therapy Christa Jo Tolbert, MSED SUNY Potsdam Dawn Marie Cooley, MSED SUNY Geneseo Dawoon Ko, BA SUNY Oswego Laurie Anne Turton, MSED SUNY Oswego Katrina Roan Davenport, MS Trident University Ashley Michelle Martin, BS SUNY Cortland International Adel Valdes, MA Syracuse University Kalen A. Dotson, MS Le Moyne College Michelle Anne Walker, MS Syracuse University Karin Michelle Dykeman, MSED SUNY Oswego Stephanie Marie Widrick, MSED SUNY Potsdam Candace Tiffanie Fitzgerald, MS Syracuse University Toyia T. Wilson, MSED St. John Fisher College Joseph Francis Folino, MSED SUNY Oswego Kristin Louise Youngs, MSED SUNY Potsdam

32 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Class of 2019 Senior Class Gifts SUNY Oswego congratulates and thanks the Class of 2019 for their philanthropy to The Fund for Oswego. More than 115 seniors, faculty and staff helped support the senior class. In recognition of their philanthropy to their college, student donors are wearing a green cord today.

Alexis Acevedo ’19 Brianna Cullen ’19 Raven Hobson ’19 In honor of my family. Thanks to my family and friends for In honor of Communication Studies. the constant support. Gary Agnew ’19 Malcolm Huggins In honor of my wife Stephanie. Thank you Shaina Daniels ’19 Abby, Alex, Chris, Emily, Greg, Jamir, Kayla, Ryan, for your support. I love you! Thank you Shay for pushing yourself and not stopping. Sheryl, and Skye: Congratulations and good luck! Thank you friends for dealing with me. Maria Aldrich ’19 Kingsley Ibezim ’19 In honor of my family. Gage Davidson ’19 Thank you to all friends and family who In honor of my loving and supportive family. have helped me achieve my goals! Abigail Allen ’19 For all the mad scientists. Jessica Dorans ’19 Shubham Jain ’19 In honor of my family, friends, and classmates. Neomie Arevalo ’19 Jaritza Jara ’19 In honor of myself. Sydney Doris ’19 For my family. In honor of my family. Camila Arredondo ’19 Danielle Jones ’19 Gracias a mis padres, José y Lilia, por todo el apoyo. Rwanda Douglass ’19 In honor of Professor Hammerly. In honor of those who aided in my journey. Jerrold Aryeequaye ’19 Jennifer Kelley ’19 In honor of my family. Kristina Dullen ’19 In honor of my late brother Mark Kelley Jr. In honor of my family. who passed in March 2017. Love you! Destiny Aybar ’19 Thank you so much to my friends and family Taylor Earle ’19 Adriana Kells ’19 for the never-ending love and support. In honor of my class and family. In honor of my future students. Keara Baiocco ’19 Robert Fogarty ’19 Brenna Kirgan ’19 In honor of my parents, I’d be nowhere in this life In honor of myself. In honor of my family. without you! Michael Frigin ’19 Breanna Klugh ’19 Kelsey Brockner ’19 In honor of my family. Jasmine Gomez ’19 Cheyenne Brown-Wallace ’19 In honor of my family. In honor of my family. Theresa Kotalik ’19 Darryl Gomez-Lewis ’19 In honor of my family and loved ones Kayla Brun ’19 Thanks for everyone who helped me do this. who I wouldn’t be here without. In honor of EOP. Rachel Grupp ’19 Nicholas Krasoski ’19 Alecia Bryan ’19 In honor of my family for supporting me In honor of my parents, friends and the love of my life. Thanks to everyone who was there through my education process. for me every step of the way! Shannon L. Kelly ’19 Adrianna Guidetti ’19 In honor of my mom, and my family for Curtis Cady ’19 In honor of my family. always supporting me. Love you! In honor of my peers. Anthony Gullotto ’19 Kwamiah Little ’19 Steven ’76 and Mary Canale ’81 In honor of my family. In honor of my journey. In honor of the Class of 2019. Stephanie Helzer ’19 Tammy K. Ly ’19 Marie Castro ’19 Thank you to my parents, Steve and Elaine, for always In honor of myself. In honor of Skylyn and my family. supporting me in life and college! Shout out to my sister, Erica, who will be transferring here this fall! Brandon Macey ’19 Aitor Celaya ’19 Thank you to all of my friends and professors In honor of Oswego. Ryan Heslin ’19 who have helped me along this journey! In honor of the faculty. Alex Chambers ’19 Emily Magee ’19 To make better robots. Acala Hill ’19 In honor of my lovely friends.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 33 Peter Mancarella ’19 Skye Prosper ’19 Tina St. John ’19 Thank you to my family, friends, and Dr. Bovier In honor of my family and boyfriend who supported In honor of Dr. L. H. Brown. Thank you for your support. and empowered me to flourish throughout this journey. for setting the benchmark. And I want to thank my mentor Malcolm Huggins for Melissa Manwaring ’01 Jenna Elizabeth Standish ’19 shaping me into the young woman I am today. In honor of the Oswego State Ice Effects’ seniors. In honor of my loving family. Sami Rajput ’19 Arnold Matatov ’19 President Deborah F. Stanley and Mr. Michael J. Stanley In honor of the MBA Office. In honor of my family. In honor of the Class of 2019.

Ryan Mayer ’19 Melissa Reed ’19 Rebecca Streeter ’19 In honor of SAVAC of SUNY Oswego. In honor of my family. In honor of my family who always supported my goals, love you always! Kailey McFarland ’19 Ilany Rodriguez ’19 Would like to thank friends and family Riley Synan ’19 In memory of Sue and Hugh Gibbons and Jeanne Synan. Nicole McKela ’19 for love and support. In honor of my children. Emily Taxin ’19 Katy Rinaldi ’19 Sara Meal ’19 In honor of the School of Education. In honor of my mom and dad. In honor of my family. Isaiah Thomas ’19 Erika Mendoza Rivera ’19 Hailey Russell ’19 In honor of my father and grandmother. In honor of my family. Kayla Sardella ’19 Mary Toale and Katherine Thweatt Rachel Meyer ’19 In honor of my mom. In honor of the Class of 2019. Johnna Tombolillo ’19 Christian Nairy ’19 Emily Schiro ’19 In honor of my family and Ben Davis. In honor of my family. Would like to thank her friends and family for their love and support. Joey Tse Brandon Naman ’19 Congratulations to our EOP graduates!!! In honor of Professor Knowles. Christy Sebring ’19 We are so proud of you!!! Ada Ng ’19 Jennifer Selvaraj ’19 Stephanie Ulakovic ’19 In honor of my family. In honor of my family. Victoria Nguyen ’19 In honor of Professor Halpin. Alexander Senia ’19 Michelle Uroza ’19 Thank you Mom, Dad, and Natalie In honor of my loving supportive family, Andre Nichols ’19 boyfriend and professors – thank you. Grateful to my family, friends, and for all your support over the years! EOP for this journey. Jenna Uryevick ’19 Ashley M. Sewer ’19 In honor of my dogs. Alexandra Nuzzo ’19 In honor of all the love and support from my family. In honor of my amazing family and friends. Cliff-Simon Vital ’19 Adrienne Shelton ’19 In honor of family and friends who supported me. Jerry Oberst ’77, Admissions Office and In honor of my friends and family. Betsy Oberst, Alumni Office Nimashi Weerasinghage ’19 In honor of the Class of 2019. Sarah Slater ’19 In honor of Professor Kamal Mohomad. In honor of everyone who believed in me. Julio Ortiz ’19 Melissa Wilson M’19 In honor of my family. In honor of my parents. Jacob Smallman ’19 Cer Par ’19 In honor of Sigma Gamma. Taylor Woods ’19 I want to thank my family, friends, the staff In honor of my baby brother. and most of all God! Anna Smith ’19 In honor of my family. Shareese Worrell ’19 Alyssa Parks ’19 In honor of all my support systems. So thankful for my friends and family. Kirk Smith ’19 In honor of my friends and family. Jennifer Wright ’19 Nadira Persaud ’19 In honor of my family and friends who In honor of my OE Family. supported me throughout my journey. Chynna Smith ’19 In honor of my family. Theresa Personna ’19 Ariana Wright ’19 In honor of my family. Tyler Petty ’19 Margaret Spillett In honor of A&D awesome interns Jackie ’19, Ruxin Zheng ’19 Manuel Pragana ’19 Kass ’19, Melissa ’19, Sally ’19, Tyler ’19. In honor of my family.

34 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Public Ceremonies Committee Special Thanks

A special word of thanks is extended to those individuals who Richard Bush Ellen McCloskey volunteer to serve as marshals and ushers for the day. Technology Office of the President Thank you also to the Maintenance and Custodial Staff, University William Canning Mark Mirabito Police, SAVAC, Registrar’s Office, Publications Office, Campus Campus Technology Services Psychology Technology Services, and Auxiliary Services, including the College Stores and Dining Services staff, for their work and participation in Lori Cook Karen Moore Commencement. Facilities Maintenance Extended Learning and Operations An additional thanks to our trumpeters: Tim Nekritz Patrick Devendorf Communications and Accessibility Resources Marketing Andrew Sigurdson Adolescence Education, Social Studies Erin Dorsey Jordan Perry Office of Business and Admissions Connor Shene Community Relations Undeclared Jose Ramos Michael Flaherty Facilities Maintenance Joshua Symborski Public Ceremonies and Operations Music Committee Chair, Auxiliary Services Vernon Reynolds Andrew Buyea Facilities Maintenance Applied Mathematics William Hammond and Operations Facilities Maintenance and Operations John Rossi University Police Malcolm Huggins University Development Michelle St. John Registrar Rebecca Kempney Facilities Maintenance Barbara St. Michel and Operations Campus Life

Joy Knopp Holli Stone University Development Campus Life

Tyrone Johnson-Neuland Daniel Tryon Campus Technology Services Technology

Leigh Viscomi Residence Life and Housing

Trumpeters announce the beginning of the commencement ceremony.

MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT 35 Visitor Information

Emergency Assistance Photographs and Videotaping Medical assistance is available on the ground floor in the Audience videotaping and photography are permitted only from Marano Campus Center. seats. We plan to post a recorded version of the ceremonies after the events on the college’s YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/ University Police sunyoswegovideo. A professional photographer will be present at the 315.312.5555 ceremony. Graduates will be emailed a link from the photography company to view their photos. Graduation pictures can be ordered Lost and Found online at www2.geneseephoto.com/welcome. Inquiries should be directed to University Police at the phone number listed above. Notice to Audience Members Our commencement ceremony may be taped and broadcast via TV, Restrooms radio, and/or the internet in both live and delayed time formats. Restrooms are on all Marano Campus Center levels. Ground floor By attending this event, you are granting permission to have your restrooms are in the main lobby; second-level facilities serve upper likeness or image and your voice broadcast without restriction and seating. without right of inspection or approval. Entrance into the event grants permission for your likeness or image to be used without Refreshments remuneration and releases the campus and its representatives from Refreshments are not permitted on the arena floor. However, all claims and liability relating to these broadcasts or their reuse. refreshments are available before and during the ceremony at Crossroads on the upper level of the Marano Campus Center. Departure Audience is to remain seated until all graduates, faculty and College Store platform party recess. Fresh flowers, frames and an assortment of emblematic clothing and merchandise will be available before and after the ceremonies Contact SUNY Oswego in the concourse of the Marano Campus Center. Office of Admissions, 315.312.2250 229 Sheldon Hall, SUNY Oswego, Oswego, NY 13126 Reception www.oswego.edu All graduates, family members, guests, faculty and staff are invited to attend a reception north of the Convocation Center immediately following each ceremony.

36 MAY 2019 COMMENCEMENT Hail OSWEGO Voices fill the air

Singing reverently

Pledging our school fair

Truth and loyalty

This our song we raise

In her name and praise

Oswego, Alma Mater

Hail to thee! ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHTH Commencement20

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 MARANO CAMPUS CENTER

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO 19