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2020 Portland State University Commencement Sunday, June 14, 2020 Share the excitement of Commencement #2020PDXGRAD GET THE APP Download the PSU Mobile app to get instant access to commencement social feeds. my.pdx.edu TAKE A SELFIE We’re proud of you—fearless innovators, artists, leaders, thinkers and change makers. Share your fearless selfie—you did it! #PortlandState LINK UP Stay in touch with fellow grads. linkedin.com/company/portland-state-university RELIVE THE DAY Go to the PSU homepage after the ceremony for photos and video. pdx.edu 2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PSU CLASS OF 2020 Dear Members of the PSU Class of 2020, Commencement is the result of your hard work and dedication and the contributions of the family members, friends, mentors, and educators who supported you on your journey. Please take a moment to thank them. Members of the Class of 2020, you join a network of nearly 179,000 proud PSU alumni. I encourage you to take everything you have learned at PSU to improve the lives of others. I look forward to the day that your success stories will inspire future graduating classes. As you celebrate, please know how proud we are of you, your academic achievements, and your commitment to contributing to others. We hope you will stay in touch as members of our PSU family. Go Viks! Stephen Percy Interim President TABLE OF CONTENTS Portland State University .....................................................................2 School of Social Work ........................................................................ 78 History ...............................................................................................2 Student Speakers ............................................................................. 78 Our Vision, Mission, and Values ..........................................................2 Commencement Address ................................................................. 79 Academic Costume ..............................................................................3 Doctoral Degrees .............................................................................80 Faculty and Staff Excellence and Achievement Awards .........................4 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates .......................80 Branford Price Millar Award for Faculty Excellence ...........................4 The School of Business ...................................................................... 85 George C. Hoffmann Award .............................................................. 5 Student Speakers ............................................................................. 85 Kenneth W. and Elsie W. Butler Award for Library Faculty Service...6 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ....................... 86 Mary H. Cumpston Award for Service to Students ........................... 7 PSU Alumni Association....................................................................99 PSU Foundation Philanthropic Cultivation Award .............................8 PSU Foundation Philanthropic Leadership Award .............................9 Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award for Instruction .............................10 Faculty Emeriti 2019-2020 .................................................................11 Latin Honors 2019-2020 .................................................................... 12 College of the Arts ............................................................................. 18 Student Speakers ..............................................................................18 Commencement Address ................................................................. 20 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ........................21 College of Education ......................................................................... 25 Doctoral Degrees ............................................................................. 25 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ....................... 26 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences .................................................. 31 Student Speakers ..............................................................................31 Doctoral Degrees ............................................................................. 33 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ....................... 35 College of Urban and Public Affairs ................................................... 53 Student Speakers ............................................................................. 53 Doctoral Degrees ............................................................................. 54 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ........................55 Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science ......................62 Student Speakers ............................................................................. 62 Doctoral Degrees ............................................................................. 63 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ....................... 65 OHSU-PSU School of Public Health .................................................71 Commencement Address ..................................................................71 Doctoral Degrees ............................................................................. 72 Graduate and Baccalaureate Degrees and Certificates ....................... 72 1 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Portland State University serves as a Crossdisciplinary Infrastructure Training The University’s 50-acre downtown center of opportunity for more than at Oregon (EXITO) program. Portland campus exhibits a commitment to 26,000 students and a cornerstone for State contributes an annual economic sustainability with many Leadership more than 180,000 alumni worldwide. impact of $1.44 billion to the regional in Energy and Environmental Design The strength of the University is its economy. (LEED) certified buildings, while world-class faculty, who serve the many of the more than 200 bachelor’s, University and the community through Located in Portland, the top college city master’s, and doctoral degrees incorporate teaching, research, and public service. in the United States, the University’s sustainability into the curriculum. PSU’s innovative approach to education motto, “Let Knowledge Serve the City,” Research at Portland State has more than combines academic rigor in the classroom inspires the teaching and research of an doubled in the past decade, achieving new with field-based experiences through accomplished faculty whose work and degrees of excellence through investments internships and classroom projects with students span the globe. such as the $24 million National Institutes community partners. of Health (NIH) research and training grant that will fund the Enhancing HISTORY Portland State University opened in 1946 permanent. Three years later the campus added in 1961, doctoral programs began in as the Vanport Extension Center to meet moved to its present location along 1968, and the institution became Portland the educational needs of veterans home downtown Portland’s South Park Blocks, State University in 1969. from World War II. The first campus was occupying the former Lincoln High a portion of Vanport, a wartime housing School building. It was then known as The University has grown from an initial project that was destroyed in 1948 when a the Day Division of the Portland State enrollment of 1,410 students in 1946 to dike broke along the Columbia River. Extension Center. become Oregon’s largest urban research university. The campus was moved to north Portland The Legislature created Portland State in fall 1948, and in 1949 the Oregon College as a four-year, degree-granting Legislature made “Vanport College” institution in 1955. Graduate work was OUR VISION, MISSION, AND VALUES OUR VISION OUR MISSION OUR VALUES Portland State University leads the way • We serve and sustain a vibrant • We promote access, inclusion and to an equitable and sustainable future urban region through our creativity, equity as pillars of excellence. through academic excellence, urban collective knowledge and expertise. • We commit to curiosity, engagement, and expanding opportunity • We are dedicated to collaborative collaboration, stewardship and for all. learning, innovative research, sustainability. sustainability and community • We strive for excellence and engagement. innovation that solves problems. • We educate a diverse community • We believe everyone should be of lifelong learners. treated with integrity and respect. • Our research and teaching have global impact. 2 ACADEMIC COSTUME One of the most colorful features of the signifying high scholarly attainment. The Bachelor and . Tassel / Hood academic procession is the appearance doctoral hood carries the colors of the Master Degrees .....................Color of graduates, faculty, and guests of the college or school conferring the degree Liberal Arts and Sciences University in full academic costume. on the outside and PSU’s colors of green » Arts . White The design of the gown, the color of the and white on the inside. » Sciences . Gold tassel on the cap, and the pattern, length, Business Administration . Drab and colors of the hood all have long One legend, which deals with the origin histories and special significance. of the cap and gown, reveals that a Education . .Light Blue venerable teacher in ancient Greece Engineering . .Orange American universities, unlike those of promised
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