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The 2021 Commencement Program Saturday, June 26, 2021 Commencement Program Commencement Address.......................................................................... Monica J. Posey, MBA, Ed.D President, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Business Technologies Division Class of 2021 Student Speaker .................................................................... Philip Solademi, ’21, ACC Listing of Graduates from the Division of Business Technologies Introduction of Distinguished Alumni ............................ Robert (Bob) Hafertepen, ’77 BM.AAB President, Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient .......................... Henrietta Hill ’07, AARTS; ’96, TWEC Engineering and Information Technologies Division Class of 2021 Student Speaker ..................................................... Caryl Mae Valencia, ’21, NETCCS Listing of Graduates from the Division of Engineering and Information Technologies Introduction of Honorary Degree Recipient......................................................... George Vincent, JD Chairperson, Board of Trustees Honorary Degree Recipient............................................................................. Delores Hargrove-Young Health and Public Safety Division Class of 2021 Student Speaker .......................................................................... Mary Lemon, ’21, OTA Listing of Graduates from the Division of Health and Public Safety Humanities and Sciences Division Class of 2021 Student Speaker ................................................................. Isabel Dubarry, ’21, AARTS Listing of Graduates from the Division of Humanities and Sciences Faculty Congratulatory Message…………………………........................….. Jayne Martin Dressing, MA 2021 House-Bruckmann Award Winner 2021 Commencement Committee Cara Benz, ‘11 Lesli Rice Maribeth Barnes Linda Romero Jodie Comstock Elliott Ruther Jon McKamey Deb Shumate Jason Moore Kim Taylor Jackie Norton, ‘17 Donna Von Deylen Zach Litton Amy Waldbillig Daniel Reid 1 Cum Laude 3.50 - 3.79 Magna Cum Laude 3.80 - 3.89 Business Technologies Summa Cum Laude 3.90 - 4.00 Associate of Applied Business Accounting Technology Jazmeen Esawi Hospitality Management Summa Cum Laude James E. Adleta, III Victoria E. Essen Technology Summa Cum Laude Thomas H. Fleek Federico M. Bakunawa Sara Causey Teresa A. Fox Amy L. Campolongo Magna Cum Laude Enjoli R. Gibbs Xiulan Chen Summa Cum Laude Florina Held Roy I. Cutwright, Jr. Katherine D. Male De’Sondra B. Davis Magna Cum Laude Samantha J. Otoole Mark E. Everman Dylan S. Hickman Wyatt Potts Kevin P. Gardner Cum Laude Austin J. White Cum Laude A’zel Horsley Mayte Y. Williams Sarah J. Halcomb Andre’ L. Jackson Cum Laude Arwinder Kaur Landscape Horticulture Adama Kone Conner M. Locke Jillian Mounts Shannon E. Martini Technology Cum Laude Kanyapat P. Owens Magna Cum Laude Edward D. Atkinson Mbaye Niang Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Mary Clare Peck Lauren K. Norris Ryan P. Bridge Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Paul R. Broxterman Kalia E. Perrin Jarrett Odle Paul M. Gessner Bethany L. Rusch Karissa L. Partridge Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Francisco Perez Jack Marschall Philip A. Solademi William Porzel, III Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Bawi Rem Nathan L. McKain Briana Wynn Jamie L. Remley Ala A. Yacoub Summa Cum Laude Hailey Roth Shawna Snider Summa Cum Laude Laura R. Roush Summa Cum Laude Antonio Starks Rachel Stothfang Administrative Assistant Kelly N. Stropes Summa Cum Laude Technology Iasia J. Turner Cum Laude Erika Haynes Raphael E. Tyler-Kelly Legal Assistant Jennifer Phillips Alec R. Vaught Technology Magna Cum Laude Rebecca M. Williams Ronda L. Frye Automotive Service Culinary Arts Technology Sara E. Lafevers Management Technology Connor S. Brewer Marketing Management Micah A. Cohen Kendall B. Bucher Technology Jaton S. Douglass Matthew S. Cacchiotti Susan E. Craycraft Vincent L. Harper Sherri C. Boone Summa Cum Laude Stephanie C. Brinkman Bristol D. Jones Business Management Cum Laude Cody W. Lester Elizabeth Bruckmann Technology Alicia F. Manley Ashley Cussen Margaret McCarthy Jessica A. Alderson Jayla Davis Marie Flore Nadege E. Alla Summa Cum Laude Sommer N. Davis Tuan H. Nguyen Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Timothy P. Nunan Rouane Athie Thomas H. Fleek Tamara C. Rains Cum Laude Ned Hope Jasmine M. Barry Summa Cum Laude Amberly S. Jackson Matthew D. Schmitt Michael W. Beckman Elizabeth Miller Rebecca G. Schondelmayer Stephanie C. Brinkman Brittany Morton Cum Laude Cum Laude Vincent C. Rush Steven Buchner Summa Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Finance Technology Tailor-Marie Smith Kevin M. Costa Isabel Baumgartner Nicholas Theuerling Leah J. Demus Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Mamadou Diallo Mekisha N. Hamilton Nathita Thienhirun 2 Awarding of degree and honors pending completion and audit of coursework. § Member, Honors Program Austin Tilford Renae Koch Holly F. Short Iasia J. Turner Summa Cum Laude Rachel Stothfang Cum Laude Elizabeth A. Mason-Hill Summa Cum Laude Alrick L. Warner Magna Cum Laude Paul X. Sucietto Margaret McCarthy Cum Laude Medical Administrative Summa Cum Laude Assistant Technology Blessing R. Sturm Turfgrass Management Cum Laude Technology Angela J. Dallemagne Brianna Turoczy Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Ryan P. Bridge Eden M. Scott-Ceaser Michael G. Vanfleet Mark Niehaus Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Paralegal Anqunett Burns Supply Chain Cum Laude Management Technology Paige E. Jones Desmond D. Tolbert Caitlin A. Vanluit Pastry Arts Technology Sustainable Horticulture Technology Marcus L. Allen Jack Marschall Kimberley Ellis Magna Cum Laude Emily M. Fallon Associate of Applied Science Brewing Science Curtis M. Eulberg Dietetic Technician Cum Laude Stephen D. Barnett Nickolas A. Lambert Dionne R. Combs Cum Laude Jake N. Roler Cum Laude Jason Becker Helena D. Shores Erika Oundo Thomas W. Collett Allison J. Wildt Cum Laude Cum Laude Jacob M. Vanderloo Associate of Arts Pre-Business Orchidea M. Fundu Masum N. Patel Administration Morgan P. Garner Justin M. Paulus Summa Cum Laude Damien J. Phillips Fawzi Alragheb Brittany D. Glancy Amanda Rice Damien D. Anuci Kyle R. Goralczyk Cum Laude Andrew J. Bagby Wendy J. Goulet Jack T. Ryan § Cum Laude Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Marilyn A. Ball April L. Hanifen Angela L. Smith Elizabeth M. Baum Pamela M. Hullinger Veronica L. Thomas Gregory A. Brenstuhl Brady Middendorf James Tripp Joshua Z. Brummett Cum Laude Drew Tuchfarber Andrea K. Donohoo Maria Mittermeier Cum Laude Michael E. Foreman Fernando C. Morales Brent Viney Magna Cum Laude Francine Mbuyi Ntumba Harka Waiba Associate of Science Pre-Nutrition Science Megan Williams Summa Cum Laude Valeria S. Escobar Chacin Summa Cum Laude Blake A. Fernandez Magna Cum Laude 3 Awarding of degree and honors pending completion and audit of coursework. § Member, Honors Program Associate of Technical Studies Culinary Management Jacqueline Hartman Certificates Accounting Dietary Management Rachel E. Gateley Joseph M. Glisson, Jr. Analisa M. Charlton Christena Carr Mekisha N. Hamilton Lauren E. Elfers Julia C. Hadley Carson R. Lewis Abigail Messmer Stephanie L. Mulick Rosalind McGowan Mary Clare Peck Heidi Rink Karissa L. Partridge Saya Y. Weber Jesse S. Trammell Lataunia S. Pitts-Wilson Stacy Wilcox Jacob M. Vanderloo Christina M. Schubert Joshua M. Williams Entrepreneurship Virtual Assistant Banking and Financial Sharonna M. Ash-Jarrett Davonda R. Ingram Services Rouane Athie Stephanie C. Brinkman Isabel Baumgartner Jazmeen Esawi Charles J. Eberle Tyler Hum Carson R. Lewis Michaela A. Kunz Shannon E. Martini Bookkeeping Niki Patel Diveshwary Joshi Yash V. Savadra Bethany L. Rusch Iasia J. Turner Business Pathways Paralegal Andre’ L. Jackson Adele M. Frisch Modou Sady Chelsea M. Sucher Ally M. Terrell Computer Applications Real Estate Linda Murphy Jennifer Phillips Andrew J. Bagby Anqunett Burns Mamadou Diallo 4 Awarding of degree and honors pending completion and audit of coursework. § Member, Honors Program Engineering and Information Technologies Associate of Applied Science Audio/Video Production Kristie Dougherty Andrew L. Uetrecht Cum Laude Cum Laude Technology Bryant B. Favors Liam Warren Robert Bingham Jessica Lyttle Magna Cum Laude Hunter C. Brockmann Summa Cum Laude Trey M. Gehle Cuong T. Truong Computer Network Cum Laude Elise M. Wilcox Engineering Technology Karlis L. Gray Colin M. Grimes Construction Management Erik Bakov Will Harding Option Justin Luecke Pierre D. Harris, Jr. Magna Cum Laude James R. Bender Jr. Peter A. Lafontaine Barnabas A. Olatoyan Collin J. Leonard Cum Laude Ethan Pickrell Doudou F. Dieng Sarah E. Miller Tyler M. Schulte Kristie Dougherty Cum Laude Gabriel J. Schulten Cum Laude Megan E. Moore Cum Laude Papa Samba Dzah Magna Cum Laude Kodjovi G. Sossoe Thomas M. Edwards Jacob Morton Cum Laude Jacob Konerman Magna Cum Laude Sarah K. Makal Trenton E. Ruby Conor McCullough Cyber-Security Major Cum Laude Zachary A. Rush Cum Laude Christian L. Alexander Emmanuel A. Ogenyi Herman Djanda Kwemi Magna Cum Laude Samuel Otten De’lon B. Rutledge-Morrow Justin P. Farmer Caleb Perkins Micah W. Strodes Angelique L. Frye Brady A. Pfeiffer David R. Gillispie, III Brennan Tryling Justin Luecke Aviation Maintenance Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Technology Zachary Wright Jordan M. Mulcahy Cum Laude Khalil Pearson Herman Chimusoro Samira Sali Norman J. Gripshover Surveying Option Madison M. Shaw Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude Trenton Meyer Nathan S. Burke Jephtha Urete Alec Theriault Summa Cum Laude Caryl Mae P. Valencia Jared J. Foster Summa Cum Laude Business Programming Macalister
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