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Commencement Collin College COLLIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT Friday, December 11, 2020 COLLIN COLLEGE GRADUATION HONORS Bachelor of Science in Nursing Yosyas Fasil Assefa + Summa Cum Laude - Gold Ropes 4.0 Grade Point Average Richard Daniel Athey December 2020 Graduates Magna Cum Laude - Silver Ropes 3.75-3.99 Grade Point Average Dhara Lee Marangue Avila Rebecca Keruba Bosire Cum Laude - White Ropes 3.5-3.74 Grade Point Average Carinne Danielle Ayad Erica Gaylynn Carey Jealline Andrea Ayran * Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society Member Camille Rosemary Carryl Sarah Nashid Azam ^ Psi Beta National Honor Society in Psychology Member Joseph Michael Calapatia Chua Kavya Baburaj # National Technical Honor Society Member Stacey Lyn Davies + * Nabeel K. Baig * ~ Sigma Kappa Delta National Society in English Member Aissatou Dalanda Diallo Rida R. Baig + Honor Student Julias Flores Alex Benjamin Baker > Kappa Delta Pi National Education Honor Society Audriana Habibi Brandon Forester Baker Heather Harrison Lorita Baker-Bradford Danh Cong Le + Ehsan Bakhshi Moakher Kirsten Nichole Martinez Cheyair E. Balfour Annette Minear + Kristina Ashley Ball Kathryn Diane Ruth + * Samantha Storm Ballard June Marie Von Hoven + # Riana Nicole Balli + Maria Elena Waggoner Philip Alan Banks Kathryn Elaine Wilson Amber Joan Barnes Julie J. Winkler + Carol Sanchez Barrera Aubrey Ann Moree Bartel Associate of Arts Fallon Irene Beckham Lauren Elizabeth Bell August 2020 Graduates Jesse Dylan Bellows Agha Jaffer Abbas + Jake D. Berkhout + * Naaema Abedin + Elizabeth Ann Berlotti Nicholas Paul Adamoli Mary Fortune Binns + Oluwatodimu Adegbola Dylan T. Birdsong Christiana Michael Adevereaux Hannah M. Blair + COLLIN CORE VALUES Nana Ama Afriyie Nicole Renee Blanche + * Omar Aguilar Garcia + Paola Liliana Blanco We have a passion for: Mohammed Maaz Ahmed Niels Jan Blasiak Jason Albritton + * Brianna Nicole Blessing Learning Hosanna Alem + Abigail Glen Bockenfeld Service and Involvement Ivy E. Alexander * Elessa Margaret Boiko Creativity and Innovation Kayce Nicole Alexander Katy Mayela Bone * Academic Excellence Sarah Nicole Alleman Carson Lawrence Boone Dignity and Respect Nathan Ryan Allen Khalil Jorden Boudreaux Dana Almasri Integrity Aaron William Bower Khalid Riyadh Al-Najjar + * Catherine Mae Bowles Ana Carolina Miranda Andrade Ashley Elizabeth Boyce + George A. Angulo Kelsha Deonne Boyd Maysaa Anshasi + Allison Kay Brady + Juan C. Arroyo III Samantha Nicole Bragg + Christopher David Ashley Kennedy Arin Brannon Amanda Gabriella Ashmore Bronwyn Brazeal Nida Ashraf Ethan Brennan 2 3 Sarah Hayek Brimo Felix Kofi Chidi + * Jennifer E. Duncan + * Jason Ramon Gregg II Madelyn Paige Brkovich Andrew Yong Chin + * Jalissa Ecxford Prabhjot Singh Grewal Alyssa Juliette Brown Marisa Joy Christensen Kassondra Danielle Edwards Alexa Kay Grimland Caleb Shayne Brown Montanna Joline Christoffersen Michael Loreto Eliakim Spencer Grubb + Hannah Maree Brown John Johnson Churanadu + Brooke Matalyn Elliott Rodolfo Guel Nino Hope Keeton Brown + * Isabel A. Cidras Courtlyn Marie Elmore Melanie Guerra Olivares Justin Andrew Brown + Isaiah Cobbin Christian Esparza Angela R. Guiden Kaley Ann Brown Ethan Jacob Coker + Dorian Espinoza Aubree Morgan Haight Trey Daniel Brown Katelyn Ann Conn Itzel Estrada Estrada + Allen Lloyd Hall + Lavinia Melody Bryant Madison Ashely Connell Andrew Scott Evans Logan James Hall + Hien Thao Bui Alexandra Renee Cook-Rothwell Najva T. Farshid Ameer Hamza Amiyah Lynn Burdine Kamren Patrick Cooper Ameera Fatima Raymond Paul Hand Laura Ann Burkett + * Nicholas Alexander Corder Hailey Taylor Faul Whitney Leigh Harmon + * Nora Burks Kimberly Ann Corley Hannah Feldstein Abbie Machelle Harp Keionna Lanea Burson Elizabeth Corredera Alysia Ferguson + David Arthur Harris, Jr. Owen Robert Byram * Jarod Hathom Costello Chelsea Ann Fernandez Robert Allan Hay Stephanie Erin Byrd Kerrington Nicole Costello Victoria Elise Fischer Emily Madison Haywood Brittany Nicole Caballero Brittany Nichole Cottle Ty M. Fishencord Kaley Ruth Helderop + * Isabel Calderon Melody Cottrell Levi Fisher Adrienna S. Henderson Latrivia Caldwell MacKenna Celeste Coull + Kala Marie Fletcher Chasity B. 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Carroll Carly Glenn Davis + * Sara Benita Garza + Keith L. Hooper Daryn Anthony Carruthers Courtney Dian’ Davis Sarah Olivia Gayler Taylor Delane Hopkins Johnathan R. Carter Gabriella Punahele Cho Davis Payton N. George Jason Tyler House Rene Nicole Carter Sophia Davis Auva Ghamsari Alana M. Howard + Amy Castilleja Enedelia De La Torre + Shahrzad Gharakhani Alexander Reed Hudgins Ashley Lauren Castillo + * Chandler Dean + Adnan N. Gharbia Stephanie Huitareo John Russell Caughlan Kameron Connor Dehart Olivia Deborah Ghirmai Riley N. Hunt Joshua Avery Cauto + * Gabriel Michael Deres Grant Christopher Gilbert Ryan Nicholas Hunt Rebecca Nichole Cernadas Daniela Diaz Josh C. 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