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Class of 2020 COMMENCEMENT class of 2020 COMMENCEMENT Friday, May 21, 2021 1:00 p.m. Mohr Field, South Campus Lake Forest College Please Note: This program is a ceremonial document. Official academic records are maintained by the Registrar’s Office and reflected on transcripts. Please observe the following rules for today’s event: • Masks must be worn and social distance of 6 ft. must be maintained at all times. • Please do not move chairs. • There is no smoking on the field or by the check-in areas. Smoking is only allowed in the parking lot. • Guests, including children, will not be allowed to roam during the ceremony. • Out of consideration for others, please silence cellular telephones. • All vehicles must be removed from the parking areas within an hour of the end of the ceremony. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional DeJuran Richardson Professor of Mathematics and Faculty Marshal Welcome Stephen D. Schutt President of the College Senior Class Speaker Jacqueline Angela Chapman Class of 2020 Conferring of Degrees Stephen D. Schutt President of the College Presentation of Candidates Davis Schneiderman for Degrees Krebs Provost and Dean of the Faculty Awarding of Graduate and David F. Gorter ’80 BJ White Undergraduate Degrees Chairman, Board of Trustees Registrar Acknowledgement Andrea Conner of the Graduates Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Alma Mater Claire Olson, vocalist Alvah W. Doran, 1893 (Please stand) Class of 2020 Lake Forest dear, our Alma Mater, Thy praise we sing with heart and voice, Thy Red and Black floats proudly o’er us, While in thy glory we rejoice. As stand thy brave old trees about thee, Strong as thy lake’s fierce waves in storm, So stand thy children to defend thee, While love in every heart beats warm. HONORS 2019–2020 SUMMA CUM LAUDE Emma Pasequa Anderson Ani Karagianis Shelley Parat Corey Brodsky Sandra R. Khouri Sushmeena Parihar Nina Dominique Codell Sarah Jessica Lester Kaloyan Parvanov Emily B. Dietrich Jacob Elliot Levin Madison E. Phair Graham Edwards Sofia Lyazkowska Rebecca Noelle Reitemeier Anna Leigh Fifhause Justina K. Nawrot Zala Linéa Rutar Claire Marie Grebner Tyler Gordon O’Neill Samantha C. Serviss Anna Marie Hevrdejs Brett Jeffrey Palmero HONORS 2019–2020 (continued) MAGNA CUM LAUDE Niam Michael Abeysiriwardena Jared C. Harnen Claire Evelyn Olson Perculiar Adimabua Katelyn Marie Harris Olivia Helene Parrott Kwasi Karikari Bimpeh Akowuah Monica Nicole Hauschild Hakob Parsamyan David Austin Aksoy Camryn Francesca Hirsch Daniel Thomas Perron Kent R. Beckman Sangjun M. Hornewer Jamie-Anicette Pineda Alyxandra Benzine Aiden James Houcek Cole Alexander Ragan Scully Ruqia Bibi Taylor R. Jackson Monica J. Redfern Alexsandra Biel Vanessa Danielle Jackson Felicia Rivas Jennifer Bolek Anthony Johnson Wa gner Pedro A. Brent Allen Brewer Emma K. Juettner Rodrigues Horta Helen D. Brinckerhoff Katelyn Patricia Kauth Alejandro Rodriguez Elizabeth Brownfield Nikita Kazimirov Jacqueline M. Rogers Jonathan Coblentz Call Emma Lind Kuhr Katherine Nicole Rogers Maria Anne Civitello John LaPonte Jaclyn Alyssa Sapienza Cailyn Fae Coskran Al icia Nandita Alexandria Reed Stewart Scahill Lily Coyl Maynard Danielle Julia Selvais Lucas Ryan Deely Caeley McDonagh Andrew Smyrniotis William John Vineyard Degnan Morgan Mendoza Hannah M. Stinson Stephen J. Dicicco Christian Metzger Chandler Louis Straw Nena M. Fasbender Kgotla Kotch Mmopi Lillie Eileen Therieau Taylor Anthony Freitas Sydney R. Mudd Zebulon Thorsen Samuel Jacy L. Gascoigne Julius-Pedro Kenese Muasau Maria Ellerese Topacio Raymond Gecias Randi Deborah Murawski Isaac Jonathan Winter Hajar Leah Habbal Anika Noel Nawrot Mikita Zhylinski CUM LAUDE Yessenia Abigail Alvarado Vasquez Ramona Gyorfi Victoria Parrott Jared Benjamin Applegate Cadence Rose Haase Cole Jacob Pedro Ariane Helene Stephanie Balaram Aida Halilovic Aiden Joshua Pratt Danielle Katherine Berninzoni Michael Dean Heatley Merima Prijic Evangeline P. Bero Crystal Selene Hernandez Fernand ben Qvyjt Rodney Sterling Bethea Jr. Elizabeth Hozie Rebecca Roya Rabizadeh Ian Blank Samuel Paul Husting Melissa Ramirez Amanda Boisjolie Quinn Josephine Jagodzinski Ian Ramos Hannah Marie Bradford Deborah Anne Jezuit Carolyn Marie Rathke Sandra Brzakala McKenzie Nicole Jordan Noah J. Recker Sandra Pamela Campos Anne Elizabeth Keller Araceli Reyes Alison Elise Cooperrider Andrew R. Kluge Sophia Vasiliki Roumeliotis Carmen Patricia Marie Christine Sofia Anne Lagudem Elizabeth Fawn Schenk Cruz Noelle Lauren Larson A.J. Schmitz Missy Dieckman-Meyer Matthew Sullivan Lee Cara Schwartz Natalie Elizabeth Dixon Amber Claire Lennon Sana Zehra Shariff Austin Dooyema Irene Michelle Leskov Haylee Sherlund Madison Malone Drake Amanda Laura Lovelace Sydney Alexandra Simone Casey Scott Duel Aleksandar Markovic Zaria Nicole Sydnor Connor John Duncan Anthony Marsalla Madeline Trost Zachary Stuart Feldman Chandler Martin Julia Therese Unterseher Abigail Hana Fletcher Sifikile N. Mhlanga Noah Spencer Vanderhyde Lauren Nicole Giurini Megan K. Mitchell Abigail Lynn Vaubel Tania Jannett Gonzalez Lopez Leah Denise Moss Isabel Vinueza Gerardo Gordillo Emina Music Elizabeth Elenita Grace Waltner Elise Gabrielle Grossman Timothy S. Nichin Elizabeth Xiafen White Krista Nicole Alejandra Ocampo Nick Zazove Grund-Wickramasekera Aleksandra Oluic PHI BETA KAPPA Niam M. Abeysiriwardena Sangjun M. Hornewer Kaloyan Parvanov Perculiar Adimabua Taylor R. Jackson Madison E. Phair Emma P. Anderson Ani Karagianis Rebecca N. Reitemeier Kent R. Beckman Sandra R. Khouri Felicia Rivas Alexsandra Biel Jacob E. Levin * Zala L. Rutar Jennifer K. Bolek Sofia Lyazkowska Reed S. Scahill Corey Brodsky * Alicia N. A. Maynard Samantha C. Serviss Nina D. Codell Caeley McDonagh Hannah M. Stinson Cailyn F. Coskran Anika N. Nawrot Maria E. Topacio Emily B. Dietrich Justina K. Nawrot * Isaac J. Winter Nena M. Fasbender Brett J. Palmero Mikita Zhylinski Anna L. Fifhause * Shelley Parat * Claire M. Grebner Sushmeena Parihar * elected in the junior year Monica N. Hauschild Olivia H. Parrott Anna M. Hevrdejs Hakob Parsamyan CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES 2019–2020 MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING † Paloma Albarran † Cortney Ann Oates † Kevin Anthony Collins † Daniel Thomas Perron † Karen Guido † Aurora Santos-Santiago † Nicole A. Martinez † Karla P. Zhagui † Katherine Nolte † Yongxue Zhang MASTER OF LIBERAL STUDIES Michael G. Busse Ellyn Claire Ruhlmann BACHELOR OF ARTS § Niam Michael Abeysiriwardena Neuroscience; Computer Science ~ Jonathan Coblentz Call English: Literature Emphasis Perculiar Adimabua Chemistry; French Sandra Pamela Campos Neuroscience Ervina Ajkic Psychology Esmeralda Cantero English: Writing Emphasis Kwasi Karikari Bimpeh Akowuah Economics § Cassandre Nicole Carbonnet Communication; David Austin Aksoy Finance International Relations Yessenia Abigail Alvarado Vasquez Education†; Spanish Genia Cardenas English: Literature Emphasis Mehal Amin Business: Accounting Concentration § Andrew James Carlevale Art: Art History Jonathan T. Anderson Biology # § Jack D. Carlson Finance Emma Pasequa Anderson English: Writing Emphasis D Leonardo Carrico Data Science: Computer Science Concentration Michelle Marisol Angeles Oropeza Communication; French Guadalupe Carrion Biology Jared Benjamin Applegate Neuroscience; History § Conner Castleberry Communication; English: Writing Emphasis Alex Rey Armas SD: Entrepreneurship and Design Ian Castro Business § Aram Arslanian Business Jacqueline Angela Chapman Communication Stephanie C. Auth Psychology § Cecilia FengShiang Chen Business § Emily Ann Baer Business: Marketing Concentration Luca Anthony Christian Philosophy Ariane Helene Stephanie Balaram Biology Maria Anne Civitello Psychology; French § Elissa Katharine Bamberger History; Environmental Studies Nina Dominique Codell Education†; English: § Tiffany J. Barnett Biology; Environmental Studies Literature Emphasis § Sean-Hugh M. Barrows International Relations Maria Lisette Contreras Business § David Alexander Barry Physics; Environmental Studies # § Alison Elise Cooperrider Spanish § Blake Donald Lee Becker Biology § Cailyn Fae Coskran Psychology § Kent R. Beckman Finance; History Lily Coyl Art: Studio Art; Politics § Kristina Bellomo Finance § Theodore Crane Business D § Alyxandra Benzine Mathematics; Economics § Carmen Patricia Maria Christine Cruz Business: Brandon Emory Berish Finance Marketing Concentration Kaitlin Bernier Sociology and Anthropology § Kaitlyn Aliyah Daniel International Relations § Danielle Kathrine Berninzoni Neuroscience § Madison Davis Business * Evangeline P. Bero Politics; International Relations § Lucas Ryan Deely Business § Rodney Sterling Bethea Jr. Communication; Spanish § William John Vineyard Degnan Business Ruqia Bibi Biology; Neuroscience Alexis Demetra Dellaportas Communication § Alexsandra Biel Neuroscience; Psychology * Anna Reed Denslow Neuroscience # Zara E. Bivins Computer Science * Hunter David DePorter SD: Business Innovation and Design Ian Blank Philosophy; Communication Stephen J. DiCicco Finance § Leeza Nicole Bodnar Finance § Missy Dieckman-Meyer Sociology and Anthropology; # Amanda Boisjolie Finance Communication ~ Jennifer Karen Bolek English: Literature Emphasis; Spanish Emily B. Dietrich English: Literature Emphasis § Michael Larkin Bounds II Communication Joshua N. Diez Economics Hannah Marie Bradford History Peter J. Di Pietro English: Literature Emphasis Kristin G. Bradford Psychology Natalie Elizabeth Dixon English: Literature Emphasis; Art: Studio Art Brent Allen Brewer International Relations § Nombuso Prudence Dlamini Economics
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