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Undergrade Book Undergraate Name Book July 1, 2019 to Decemr 31, 2019 Memr Governo The Honorable Michael O. Leavitt, Chairman, Emeritus Governor, Utah 1993 –2003 Alaska Guam Montana North Dakota Texas The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Michael J. Dunleavy Lou Leon Guerrero Steve Bullock Doug Burgum Greg Abbott Arizona Hawaii Nebraska Oklahoma Utah The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Doug Ducey David Ige Pete Ricketts Kevin Stitt Gary R. Herbert California Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Gavin Newsom Brad Little Steve Sisolak Kate Brown Jay R. Inslee Colorado Indiana New Mexico South Dakota Wyoming The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Jared Polis Eric Holcomb Michelle Lujan Grisham Kristi Noem Mark Gordon Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. Charles Sorenson President and CEO Emeritus, Intermountain Healthcare John W. Bluford III The Honorable Scott D. Pulsipher President Emeritus, Truman Medical Jim Geringer President, Center; President, Bluford Healthcare Director, Policy & Public Sector, ESRI Western Governors University Leadership Institute Governor, State of Wyoming (1995–2003) David Simmons Cole Clark President, Executive Director, Higher Education The Honorable Simmons Media Group Client Relations, Deloitte Services, LP; Eric Holcomb Former Global VP for Education and Governor, State of Indiana Dr. Samuel H. Smith Research, Oracle Corporation President Emeritus, Tammy Johns Washington State University Dr. Therese (Terry) Crane CEO, Strategy & Talent; President, Crane Associates; Former Executive, Manpower Group Jessie Woolley-Wilson Former Executive with Apple and AOL CEO & President, Talia Milgrom-Elcott Dreambox Learning Joseph Fuller Co-Founder and Executive Director, Professor of Management Practice & 100Kin10 Co-Director of the Managing the Future of Work Project, Harvard Business School The Honorable Jared Polis Governor, State of Colorado -2- Meage om e Psident Dear Graduates, On behalf of all of us at WGU, I want to congratulate you on your graduation. We recognize and respect the hard work and sacrifices you have made to complete your degree, and we hope that you find a way to celebrate this important milestone in your life. We share your excitement and pride in this achievement—one that has the potential to make a real difference for you, your family, and even future generations. As you join the ranks of the more than 170,000 WGU graduates, we hope you will stay in touch through our Alumni Relations. Again, congratulations and all the best, Scott D. Pulsipher, President Western Governors University -3- Tae of Contents UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Bachelor Science ACCOUNTING . .5–6 BUSINESS – HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT . .6–7 BUSINESS – HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT . .8–9 BUSINESS – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT . .9–10 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT . .10–14 BUSINESS – MARKETING MANAGEMENT . .15 SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT . .15 COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Bachelor Science HEALTH INFORMATICS . .16 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT . .16 NURSING – PRELICENSURE . .16–17 NURSING . .17–33 COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Bachelor Science CLOUD AND SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION . .34 COMPUTER SCIENCE . .34 CYBERSECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE . .34–35 DATA MANAGEMENT / DATA ANALYTICS . .36 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY . .36–37 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – NETWORK ADMINISTRATION . .37 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – SECURITY . .38 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – SOFTWARE . .39 NETWORK OPERATIONS AND SECURITY . .39 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT . .40 TEACHERS COLLEGE Bachelor Arts EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION . .41 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION . .41 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES . .41–42 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES . .42–44 MATHEMATICS . 44 SCIENCE . .45 SCIENCE – BIOLOGY . .45 SCIENCE – CHEMISTRY . .45 SCIENCE – GEOSCIENCES . .45 SCIENCE – PHYSICS . .45 SPECIAL EDUCATION . .45–46 Bachelor Science MATHEMATICS EDUCATION – SECONDARY . .47 SCIENCE EDUCATION – MIDDLE GRADES . .47 SCIENCE EDUCATION – SECONDARY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE . .47 Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Pparation Program ELEMENTARY EDUCATION . .47 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION . .47 SCIENCE EDUCATION . .47 SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION . .47 -4- UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES –– COLLEGE OF BUSINESS –– Bachelor Science ACCOUNTING ALABAMA Dolapo Sule INDIANA MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE Troy Lutcavage Tracy Thornton Lana Arnold Frank Donkor Nelson Zhang Jacob Trimback Matthew Treadwell Kristen Bailey Dzmitry Hliakau Matthew Wallace Robert Bryant Tarin McCabe NEW JERSEY ALASKA Helen Winters Christine Christman Kyle Peters Kaniz Fatema Philip Clark Andrea Christopher Matthew Moran Gloriann Humphrey COLORADO Amy Dempsey MICHIGAN Kseniya Thompson Joanne Leoncio Julie Hildebrand Philip Helland Saniya Ali Joy-Ann Russell Melissa Rawsky Jana Kohorst Paul Alvarez NEW MEXICO Jacqueline Workman Misty Shearer Nicholas Luke Annette Beitzel Cara Alvaro Kelli Mack Gabrielle Klopatek Lynnett Griego ARIZONA CONNECTICUT Michael May II Faith McDonald Felicia Jojola Tracy Barlow Jonathan Peterson Corey McMasters Emily Metcalf Bethany Langley Karalynn Connerley Carolyn Moss Jeremy Waterman Jack Skinner Shannon Disbro DELAWARE Gregory Newkirk Charles Foust Jennifer Reynolds Elizabeth Rains MINNESOTA NEW YORK Suzanne George Sarah Stearns Sonja Daggy Nathan Chase Brock Meyer FLORIDA Jennifer White Wendy McComb Kate Miller Erik Olson Anthony Childers Matt Younts Richard NeSmith Bridget Mosher William Price Sean Cinkilic Michael Schwebke Ashley Pittsnogle Estela Santamaria Katarina Coleman IOWA Nurten Skoro CJ Sneddon Melissa Fuller Raquela Sgro-Gibson MISSOURI Jennifer Kronenberg Theresa Almohtadi NORTH CAROLINA Shawn Jones ARKANSAS Kay McKee KANSAS Joann Boyd Marc Joyner David Marthers Cristina Perez Ronald Burns Dustin Coffell John Reynolds Christina Petria Kelli Burris Melissa DeShazo Elizabeth Rhodes CALIFORNIA Shelley Castor Dillon Fabrizio Joseph Warta Hector Altamirano GEORGIA Patricia Henson Cassandra Gentry-Englert Graeme Watson Amber Baldwin James Fortner Shannon Peck Andrew Gordon Krista Bauhofer Laura Kobasa Cheyenne Thomas Gwen Hedrick OHIO Kara Beaman Shanna Nadarajah Christopher Hughes Shawn Arseneau Melissa Bray Judy Summers KENTUCKY Jeremy Juliette Holly Boso Kenneth Bridges Amanda Thomas William Hendren Cynthia McGee Michael Brefeld Anna Dager Leighton Van Dyke Grace Kerns Andrew Pycke Daniel Christofides Jody Dillion John Walters Mitchel Messer Kristin Smith Melisa Helton Kim Eldredge Angelia Perry David Stricklen Logan Howard Adam Felt HAWAII Pamela Wiseman Natalee Weddle Aaron Link Rachel Flanagan RaVani Flood Adam Quirk Anthony Frates LOUISIANA NEVADA Courtney Seng Amelia Garcia IDAHO Natalie Bowers David Bergstraesser Logan Stapleton Patricia Gilmore Danielle Christensen Christina Friedman Michael Claiborn Mashelle Tuley Kyle Goshman Sarah Disney Jennifer McLean Michael Dave Jarred Whitton Margaret Grant Monica Pittman Kendra Scott Jennifer Deml Christina Heins Stacey Preston Leikkona Jensen OKLAHOMA Alixandra Howard MAINE Andrea Kennedy Kewal Desai Christina Jay ILLINOIS Bjarne Andersen Cindy Lenke Jeremiah Jackson Charlene Johnson Brian Enriquez Jack Baker Chris Linford Lindsey Rice Lyndsie Juarez Karin Estes Carin Richards James Safar Robert Lewis Morgan Johnson MARYLAND Natalie Samuels Christina Linck Danielle Kinnison Chad Breeden Haley Stewart OREGON Mindy Marshall Danniel Pribble Shannon Towner Gay Thiel Kyle Kennington Jennifer Martinez Brooke Stafford Amara Vigil Ryan Marx Tina McLean Samuel Vadasseril Michaela Woodburn Brandy Wright Daniel Schultz -5- ACCOUNTING CONT’D PENNSYLVANIA Krystle Davis UTAH Pamela Keefe Israel Medina-Miranda Rebekah Coble Suellen DeLaughter Garrett Andersen Deborah Fitzkee Lane Timothy Montelongo Blake Dimauro Amberly Depue Caleb Asay Rosa So Maki Onouchi Colleen Edsell Valerie Dillard Linda Baum Beth Zugg Julie Orta Peter Gust Crystal Dillehay Josh Black Claire Parsons Abigail Harris Patricia Earnest Sonia Briggs WASHINGTON Neil Pedersen Nicholas Noss D'Lisa Edwards Denise Broadbent Gregory Andersen Maria Pena Jacqueline Olson Jennifer Edwards Kaycee Buckalew Darris Baldridge Cynthia Petitclerc Bobbi Jo Powell Allison Elliott Brock Burns Jennifer Beard Ashlyn Reece Katharine Rosa Suprina Espallargas Dawn Carter Janeen Bivins-Stewart Diana Reise Jessica Evans Ryan Doty Sheri Bowers Emily Richards SOUTH CAROLINA Fortune Foka Andrew Downs Jodi Brault Belinda Rider Kori Murray Amber Frazier Natalie Echols John Burton Eric Rodman Neacole Murray Daniel Hernandez Lauren Fielding Rainee Bush Sarah Bell Rosenlund Kaylee Owens Jaime Hill Nicholas Fox Jennifer Carr Larry Ross Jose Hinojosa Mary Gillis Malia Chavez Christy Ruesga SOUTH DAKOTA Alicia Keener Tyler Goaslind Kellen Costello Derek Simoes Owen Anderson Matthew Kientz Travis Goff Michelle Covey Christina Smith Janet Fulk Kristin Kling Brittney Holman Steven Curtis Allison Soth Mariah Langston Melanie Jensen Sanjeshni Devi Scott Southerland TENNESSEE William Leigh Malinda Johnson Jerome Dunn Vicki Souza Joseph Albin Janette Long Melanie Johnson Daniel Ebling David Starke Stephen Barber Paula McBride Wendy Johnstun Ashley Ellingsen Jason Stewart Kristie Bratcher Christiana Montoya Daniel Kartchner Tori Elwood Vacilia Talley Robert Butler Ryan Morani Nicole Klipping Kenneth Faust Katie Terrell Virginia Daniel Stuart Norris Nathan Koeven Adrian Fiala-Clark Brittany Wallace Sarah Ellis Zenaida Morelos Paz Keni Layton Larysa Figueroa Xueqin Wang Laura Fuller Amanda Prescher Brian Lucas Charisse Francisco Derise Warner
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