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Welcome to Marietta College’s one hundred eighty-second Annual Commencement ith roots that reach back to the 18th century Muskingum Academy, Marietta College was officially Wchartered on February 14, 1835, by the State of Ohio as an institution charged with educating youth in all the various branches of the liberal arts and sciences. From the beginning, Marietta has been an independent, nonsectarian, liberal arts college.

Today’s graduates share a common foundation of courses in written and spoken communication, and have been required to acquire a coherent experience in several fields of study. Moreover, each has pursued an in-depth study of a discipline in one or more of the nearly 50 undergraduate or graduate programs. Marietta College grants degrees to these individuals, confident they have been readied to exercise their callings with competence and to fulfill their civic and social responsibilities with understanding.

The individuals receiving degrees today will join more than 25,000 living Marietta College alumni as members of The Long Blue Line.

Commencement Speaker

BARBARA A. PERRY FITZGERALD ’73

arbara Perry Fitzgerald ’73 is a retired executive from PetSmart, the largest specialty pet retailer of services Band solutions for the lifetime needs of pets. A current member of Marietta College’s Board of Trustees, Barbara enjoyed a successful career with companies like Sears, Roebuck and Co., Toys “R” Us and Harmon AutoGlass.

Her professional career began as a Management Trainee for Sears, Roebuck and Co. in New Jersey. She spent 24 years with Sears in numerous store operations positions (including Store General Manager and District General Manager), Home Improvement store support positions and strategic planning. Her last assignment was Vice President/General Manager for Sears Freestanding Hardware Stores, an off-the-mall chain she grew to 150 stores in three years.

She left Sears in 1997 and joined Toys “R” Us as VP/GM for New York and New Jersey, the company’s largest market with annual sales of $1 billion. She was promoted to Vice President of People Development and led the company-wide initiative (This Magic Moment), designed to transform Toys “R” Us into a customer-focused organization.

In early 2000, Barbara was named President of Harmon AutoGlass, then the nation’s second-largest installer of replacement windshields. She joined PetSmart at the end of that year as Senior Vice President of Store Operations where she led the strategic focus on customer service, launching a company-wide service initiative: PetSmart Unleashed. She retired from PetSmart in June 2007.

In 2007, Barbara served as Marietta College’s Executive-in-Residence. Enjoying the overall experience, especially working with students, Barbara and her husband, Paul, made an initial $100,000 donation to fund the Fitzgerald Executive-in-Residence as well as the Schwartz Leader-in-Residence through the McDonough Center for Leadership and Business.

She also serves on the board for both the Arizona Gold Association and Arizona Women’s Golf Association. She is a former member of the board of The Be Kind People Project in Arizona and a past member of the PetSmart Charities and The Schwan Food Company Boards.

Barbara will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws during today’s Commencement ceremony.

As a courtesy to the graduates and those in attendance today, please turn your cell phones to vibrate. We also ask that all family photographers remain in their seats when taking photos or go to the assigned area off to the left of the stage.

1 Program

The Academic Procession* “Fanfare and Processional—Pomp and Circumstance” Edward Elgar arr. James D. Ployhar

National Anthem* Marietta College Symphonic Band, Director: Marshall C. Kimball, Professor of Music

Welcome Dr. William N. Ruud, President of the College George W. Fenton, Chair, Marietta College Board of Trustees

The College Hymn** “Psalm 90” Watts/Croft O God, our help in ages past, O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Our hope for years to come, Our shelter from the stormy blast Be Thou our guard while troubles last And our eternal home. And our eternal home.

Jewett Orations “Feeling Like A Fraud” Tristan J. Bailey “I Hope” Cameron N. Dowiak

Presentation of Prizes and Awards Dr. William N. Ruud Dr. Janet L. Bland Dr. Richard K. Danford Ms. Rachel M. Ewing President Provost and Dean Vice President President of of the Faculty for Student Life Student Government and Diversity Association

Alumni Association Welcome Stephanie K. Esparza Peloquin ’06 Chair of the Marietta College Alumni Association Board

Presentation of Senior Class Challenge David R. Erzen Tara A. Moore Megan V. Pennock Emily K. Toppin Emily K. M. Vigue

Music for the Occasion “Omnia Sol” Z. Randall Stroope Marietta College Concert Choir Director: Dr. Jason M. Dougherty, Assistant Professor of Music

Somewhere far from nowhere, I grew both strong and tall, Weave the dance and raise the chorus, grieve no more. Longing to become, but knowing not the path at all. Through the strength of Orion find refuge from the shore. But the footprints of the winter melted to fields of spring; Let courage be your oar, let passion be your sail. One last embrace before I cross the threshold: Wisdom and truth will guide your deep heart’s yearning, through all travail. To life we sing! O stay your soul and leave my heart its song, O stay your soul and leave my heart its song, O stay your hand, the journey may be long. O stay your hand, the journey may be long. And when we part and sorrow can’t be sway’d, And when we part and sorrow can’t be sway’d, Remember when and let your heart be staid. Remember when and let your heart be staid. Omnia sol temperat, absens in remota. Omnia sol temperat, absens in remota. Ama me fide liter, fidem meam noto. Ama me fide liter, fidem meam noto.

Translation of Latin lines: The sun warms everything, even when I am far away. Love me faithfully, and know that I am faithful. 2 Commencement Address Barbara A. Perry Fitzgerald ’73

Charge to the Class of 2019 President Ruud

Conferring of Degrees President Ruud Provost Bland

Alma Mater** “Time-Honored Marietta” Turner (MC 1901)/Tannenbaum Time-honored Marietta, Gladly do we sing thy praises Thy walls to us are dear. And of thy heroes tell— Oh! How can we forget thee, How many brave hearts struggled Or the times that we’ve spent here? Because they loved thee well. Thy name we’ll ever cherish, ’Twill be our firm endeavor And for thy banner fight, To stand up for the right, Nor ever let it perish— Protect, and keep thee ever, The Navy Blue and White! O Navy Blue and White! Chorus: Thy dear name we’ll ever cherish, And for thy banner fight, Nor ever let it perish— The Navy Blue and White!

Conclusion* President Ruud

Recessional* “Fanfare and Recessional” James D. Ployhar Marietta College Symphonic Band Director: Marshall C. Kimball, Professor of Music

Reception (Two locations – Fenton Court and on The Christy Mall in front of Andrews Hall)

*The audience stands. **The audience stands and joins in the singing.

• The Faculty Marshals are: Dr. Gama Perruci, Dean of the McDonough Center and McCoy Professor of Leadership Studies; Dr. Douglas Anderson, Director of the Legacy Library; Dr. Ann E. Bragg, Associate Professor of Physics and Director of the Anderson Hancock Planetarium; Dr. Kathryn N. McDaniel, McCoy Professor of History and Chair of the History, Philosophy, and Religion Department • Introduction of Graduates: Christy Burke, Director of Education Abroad • The Student Marshals are: Loren J. Coontz ’20, Quinci L. Jones ’20, Alexandra N. Kirsch ’20, Katie E. Kitchen ’21 • The Ushers are: Alexander M. Blackston ’22, Kelsey A. Hall ’21, Madeline M. Holbrook ’20, Abbie M. Leslie ’22 • Lighting provided by Nathan Bradley, Theatre Department; Gwendolyn L. Sour ’22 • Sign language interpreter is Erika Edgar • Commencement Coordinators: Tina Hickman and Gail Milone, Records Office

3 Academic Prizes and Awards

Class Valedictorian and Salutatorian Sherrill Cleland Prize in Leadership The class valedictorian shall be the graduating senior with the David R. Erzen highest grade point average who has completed a minimum of 64 Makenzie E. McAfee hours in residence. The class salutatorian shall be the graduating Emily K. Toppin senior with the second highest grade point average using the same Emily K. M. Vigue criterion as for the valedictorian. This prize was established by the Board of Trustees upon President Valedictorian: Taylor A. Jennings Sherrill Cleland’s retirement in 1989 to recognize Dr. Cleland’s Salutatorian: Lauren A. DeLong efforts to instill qualities and skills of leadership as a major com- ponent of Marietta College’s educational program during his 16 Charles Fritz Absolon Memorial Prize years of personal leadership. It is given annually to the most out- Joseph W. Pugh standing of the graduating McDonough Scholars with a major in This prize is awarded each year to the outstanding graduating International Leadership Studies or a minor in Leadership Studies, geology major, as determined by the faculty of the Department chosen by the staff of the McDonough Center for Leadership and of Petroleum Engineering and Geology. The recipient’s name Business from among those nominated by students enrolled in the is imprinted on the bookplates of the library books and peri- McDonough Leadership Program. odicals purchased that year with the income from the Charles Fritz Absolon Memorial Fund. The recipient also receives a certificate of Delta Upsilon Good Citizenship Award recognition. David R. Erzen Established by the Marietta chapter of Delta Upsilon fraternity, Adair Prize this award is given annually at Commencement in honor of its Melvin Shuler II members who gave their lives in World War II. The award, a This prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class plaque, is made to a member of the graduating class, man or who has been most outstanding during his or her college career woman, who, in the opinion of the Faculty Council, has shown in building morale, esprit de corps, and loyalty to ideals of the outstanding qualities as to (1) scholarship, (2) leadership, (3) char- College, without particular relation to academic standing. A fund acter, and (4) participation in extracurricular activities. for the prize was established in 1945 by the late Dr. Frank E. Adair, Class of 1910. Eggleston-Ruby Prize Shannon E. Garrison Alpha Lambda Delta Outstanding Senior Award The Eggleston-Ruby Prize is given annually at Commencement to Taylor A. Jennings the member of the graduating class whose special field of interest The Alpha Lambda Delta Award is given annually by the Marietta is biology and who, in the judgment of the faculty in that depart- College chapter of the National Honor Society for Freshmen to the ment, has done the most meritorious work in biology. The prize senior with the highest grade point average. was established by the late Dr. Victor M. Ruby, Class of 1942, and named in memory of his friend and teacher, the late Harla Ray Alpha Xi Delta Prize Eggleston, head of the Department of Biology from 1915 until his Mackenzie P. Marshall retirement in 1960, and his grandfather, the Rev. Susman Ruby of Established in 1956, the prize is awarded annually to the member Marietta. Contributions in memory of Professor Eggleston’s son, of the graduating class who has achieved academic excellence in Arthur G., were added to the funds in 1982. the Department of Communication and Media Studies and who has exhibited proficiency in the practical application of oral com- Laura Scott Etter Prize munication skills. The recipient must have a 3.5 cumulative grade Shannon M. Patberg point average and have declared either a major or minor in the The Laura Scott Etter Science Award was established in 2017 to department. The faculty of the Department of Communication recognize the appreciation that Laura ‘88 had for the education makes the selection. In addition to the cash award given by the she received and relationships that were built during her time at Alpha Xi Delta Women’s Fraternity, the Communication faculty Marietta College. This fund will benefit an outstanding student presents the recipient with a year’s membership in the National with the most outstanding capstone project, as evaluated by a fac- Communication Association. ulty team, with a major in one of the following: geology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry or environmental engineering. Alumni Association Community Service Award Samuel W. Bidwell Raymond G. Guthrie Prize The Alumni Association Community Service Award, established in Corrie A. Burkhardt 1975, is conferred at Commencement to the graduating senior who Established in 1970, this prize honors the Emeritus Professor of has demonstrated continuing involvement as a leader and close Education who taught at the College from 1927 until retirement in participant in an activity deemed to be of value to the community 1965. The prize is awarded to the senior or seniors seeking teacher or area. Selection is made by the Faculty Council. The award con- certification who, in the judgment of the Department of Education, sists of a check and the placement of the recipient’s name on a best represents his or her academic area in preparation for teach- permanent plaque. ing. Funded through contributions of friends and former students of the late Professor Guthrie, the award consists of a membership in a professional association and placement of the recipient’s name on a plaque in Erwin Hall.

4 The William Heacock Memorial Prize Andi Parhamovich ’00 Memorial Award Logan L. Reynolds Mackenzie P. Marshall The William Heacock Memorial Fund was established in 1988 by The Andi Parhamovich ’00 Memorial Award was established by friends of the late Mr. Heacock, the foremost writer in the field of the Parhamovich family in memory of their daughter and sister. Victorian pattern glass in America. Each academic year, the stu- Andi Parhamovich graduated from Marietta College in 2000 with a dent who writes the most outstanding paper in the senior history desire to find the best way she could to help people. While working capstone course receives a $500 award from the Heacock Memorial in Iraq in 2007 teaching the people there about democratic voting, Fund. Papers are judged in a public forum by members of the Andi and several of her bodyguards were killed in an attack on her History Department faculty. three-vehicle convoy. This annual award was established to provide assistance to the graduating female senior with the highest grade William Bay Irvine Medal point average in the Department of Media Studies. Emily K. Toppin Established in 1963 by the Student Senate on behalf of the student The Schmidt Prize body in recognition of President Irvine’s lifetime contribution to Omar A S M AlMjmad the advancement of Marietta College, this medal is awarded annu- Steven E. Chambers ally at Commencement to the outstanding man or woman of the This prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class senior class. The recipient is selected on the basis of the degree and who, regardless of academic standing, demonstrated the strongest extent of involvement in student-participating activities, loyalty desire to complete his or her education at Marietta College despite and service to Marietta College, and scholarship. severe obstacles of any nature. The prize was established in 1963 with a permanent fund given in memory of the late Stephen N. Jewett Prizes Schmidt, Class of 1918, and Mrs. Margaret E. Schmidt, by their Cameron N. Dowiak four sons: Robert S. Schmidt, Class of 1951; Charles D. Schmidt, Tristan J. Bailey Class of 1953; John D. Schmidt, Class of 1955; and Thomas E. A prize is given annually to the member of the graduating class Schmidt, Class of 1959. whose oration, in competition with other aspirants, is judged most excellent in composition and delivery. A prize is also awarded to Tau Pi Phi Prize the second-place winner. The prizes were established by the will Stephen C. True of the late Milo Parker Jewett, a teacher in the Marietta Collegiate This prize is awarded annually by Gamma Chapter of Tau Pi Phi, Institute from 1833 to 1835, Professor of Rhetoric in the College the national business honorary, to the member of the graduating from 1835 to 1838, and later the first president of Vassar College. class who compiled the highest scholastic average in business, economics, and management courses while at Marietta College. Carleton Knight III Memorial Award The winner must be a major in the Department of Business & Zihui Yu Economics. The prize was established in 1956. This award was established by the family and friends of the late Carleton Knight III, Class of 1966. The award, which reflects his Dr. Fred Voner Memorial Award commitment to the highest standards of professional achievement Joseph W. Pugh as evidenced by his own career as writer, journalist, and editor, is The Dr. Fred Voner Memorial Award will be given annually to given annually at Commencement to a graduating senior who has an outstanding Geology student selected by the Geology faculty demonstrated excellence in the mass media program at Marietta and/or the department chair. College. Recipients are selected by the faculty of the Department of Communication and Media Studies. The Walker Prize in Biochemistry Lauren A. DeLong The LaVallee Award in Chemistry The Walker Prize in Biochemistry was established by the Shannon M. Patberg Chemistry Club in 2009 to honor Robert (Bob) Walker upon his Conferred on an outstanding member of the graduating class whose retirement. The prize celebrates Dr. Walker’s work both as a cam- major was chemistry, this award is given by the Upper Ohio Valley pus leader and as a professor of Biochemistry. The Walker Prize is Section of the American Chemical Society. Selection is by the faculty awarded to the top graduating Biochemistry major as determined of the Department of Chemistry. The award, a year’s membership in by the Chemistry Department faculty. the American Chemical Society, memorializes George A. LaVallee of Marietta, a founder of the local section of ACS.

Asa Shinn McCoy Award Kexin Shao This award is given to a member(s) of the graduating class receiving degrees summa cum laude or magna cum laude and, in the opinion of the Faculty Council, worthy of the honor. A fund for a fellowship to be used for graduate study was established by the late James C. McCoy of Grasse, France, as a memorial to his father, the Rev. Asa Shinn McCoy, valedictorian of the Class of 1849, a clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and president of the Illinois Female College at Jacksonville.

5 Capstone Awards Nominated by the faculty in their major, these seniors are commended here for an outstanding capstone. Awardees are provided with a cap and gown for Commencement.

Art Department Geology Music Angelo P. Leitner-Wise Joseph W. Pugh Kexin Shao

Athletic Training Health Science Music Education Emily M. Birnbrich Catherine E. Ensinger Steven E. Chambers

Biochemistry History Petroleum Engineering Heath G. Stevens Logan L. Reynolds Cameron R. Glick Grant J. Helber Chemistry International Leadership Studies Ethan J. Schafhausen Emily K. M. Vigue Taylor A. Jennings Kade M. Kiselica Communication Department Management Andrew R. Rolfes Mackenzie P. Marshall Taylor A. Pennock Physics Environmental Science Marketing Xuan Zhu Jacob N. Chadwick Elyssa S. Ackerman Michaila A. Riley Gregory L. Flanagan Political Science Noah S. VanMatre Grant S. Gandor Makenzie E. McAfee Psychology Finance Mathematics Michael R. Hale Kexin Shao Emily K. Toppin Vocal Performance Megan L. Ross

Faculty Award

Outstanding Faculty Award Dr. Heather M. Sowards Established by the Student Body governing board in 1984, this award is presented each year to the member of the faculty who demonstrates excellence in teaching and college involvement as determined by a selection process administered by the Student Senate. Nominated faculty members are judged, among other things, on presentation of course material, fair and ethical teaching practices, rapport with students, and extent of involvement in College activities. A faculty member may receive the award more than once.

6 Academic Honor Societies

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON OMICRON DELTA KAPPA PI SIGMA ALPHA Emily Madison Birnbrich Samuel Winfred Bidwell Lauren Ashley DeLong Brianna Eva Dietry Monica Lynnette Curtis Lauren Ashley DeLong Brianna Eva Dietry Makenzie Elizabeth McAfee Anthony Joseph D’Egidio Cameron Nicole Dowiak David Robert Erzen Emily Kiersta Marie Vigue Brianna Eva Dietry Heath Garrett Stevens Shannon Elizabeth Garrison Catherine Elizabeth Ensinger Makenzie Elizabeth McAfee PSI CHI Shannon Elizabeth Garrison KAPPA DELTA PI Gwyneth Ida Nelson April Dawn Bartenschlag Stephen Michael Harper Jacob Daniel Baker Taylor Ann Pennock Catherine Elizabeth Ensinger Payton Chad Henderson Corrie Anna Burkhardt Michaila Anne Riley Ryan Joseph Greenwood Hanna Cade Hughes Amanda Marie Chalfant Morgan Deianera Scritchfield Elizabeth Anne Maynard Taylor Austin Jennings Monica Lynnette Curtis Kexin Shao Celeste Marie Prince Charity Fay Martinez Elizabeth Alexis Dingey Emily Kay Toppin Emily Kay Toppin Makenzie Elizabeth McAfee Grace Christine Haas Emily Kiersta Marie Vigue Emily Kiersta Marie Vigue Georgianna Grace Henderson Rylie Marie Wahl SIGMA DELTA PI Rylie Marie Wahl Lindsay Sue Joy Melissa Maria Farley Chenyu Li ORDER OF OMEGA Emily Kay Toppin ALPHA PSI OMEGA Kelsey M. Wilmink Emily Anne Brown Tristan Jacob Bailey Anthony Joseph D’Egidio SIGMA PI SIGMA Jamie CinCin Farmer KAPPA MU EPSILON David Robert Erzen David Robert Erzen Nathaniel Knowles Maciag Ali Almeshari Shannon Elizabeth Garrison Xuan Zhu Morgan Deianera Scritchfield Omar A S M AlMjmad Grace Christine Haas Stephen Christopher True Stephen Michael Harper Tara Ashley Moore SIGMA TAU DELTA Gwyneth Ida Nelson Maria Lynn Mudre Brianna Eva Dietry BETA BETA BETA Kexin Shao Shannon Marie Patberg Tyson Andrew Kemp Samuel Winfred Bidwell Xuan Zhu Taylor Ann Pennock Sarah Sue Little Lauren Ashley DeLong Michaila Anne Riley Morgan Deianera Scritchfield Catherine Elizabeth Ensinger KAPPA PI Emily Kay Toppin Hanna Cade Hughes Megan Nicole Horsley TAU PI PHI Charity Fay Martinez Cassie Christine Smith PHI ALPHA THETA Tianhui Cao Amanda Lenore Medykowski Rylie Marie Wahl Brianna Eva Dietry Levi James Childers Christopher Ellis Metz Zihui Yu David Robert Erzen Melissa Maria Farley Gwyneth Ida Nelson Makenzie Elizabeth McAfee Grace Christine Haas Shane Francis Spencer LAMBDA PI ETA Reece Alexander Nichols Michael Robert Hale Heath Garrett Stevens Mackenzie Paige Marshall Logan Lee Reynolds Jack Hirschfield Noah Stephen VanMatre Maddison Danielle Kapple MU PSI KAPPA PI EPSILON TAU Mackenzie Paige Marshall GAMMA SIGMA ALPHA Megan Leigh Ross Faisal Othman AlEid Tara Ashley Moore David Robert Erzen Kexin Shao Ali Almeshari Taylor Ann Pennock Stephen Michael Harper Omar A S M AlMjmad Harrison David Parke Potter Megan Nicole Horsley OMICRON DELTA EPSILON Ja’Far Abdulghaffar Atch Kexin Shao Maddison Danielle Kapple Chenfeng Gao Cory David Bowes Alec N. Shook Amanda Lenore Medykowski Taylor Ann Pennock Cameron R. Glick Melvin Dennis Shuler Christopher Ellis Metz Kexin Shao Adamn Joseph Harnish Anqi Zhao Jordan Jeffrey Monyak Alec N. Shook Stephen Michael Harper Stephen Christopher True Tara Ashley Moore Anqi Zhao Taylor Austin Jennings Maria Lynn Mudre Bo Zhao Kade Maxwell Kiselica Taylor Ann Pennock Xuan Zhu DerekAllen Lawrence Krieg Michaila Anne Riley Andrew Robert Rolfes Sebastian Albert Skordos

7 Candidates for Degrees, Class of 2019

Master of Arts in Psychology

Elizabeth Anne Maynard Celeste Marie Prince Dylan J. Vlaovich Columbus, OH Columbus, OH Akron, NY

Stephanie Rebecca Monroe Zanesville, OH

Bachelor of Arts

Elyssa Sue Ackerman Levi James Childers Gregory Luke Flanagan Marketing Public Accounting/Finance Marketing Westerville, OH Marietta, OH Williamstown, WV

Amanda Lynn Arrowood Connor Jeffrey Cisler Alex Michael Flesher Marketing Marketing Accounting Reynoldsburg, OH Marietta, OH Marietta, OH

Jacob Daniel Baker Jodi Renee Clark Daniel Merritt Fox ] Intervention Specialist Management Political Science Hamilton, OH Bellaire, OH Parkersburg, WV

April Dawn Bartenschlag HH MaryKate Elizabeth Corum Grant Stone Gandor HHH Psychology Communication Studies Marketing Chandlersville, OH Parma, OH Marietta, OH

Katelynd Rose Berg Monica Lynnette Curtis HH Chenfeng Gao Graphic Design Early Childhood Education Economics Medina, OH New Matamoras, OH Beijing, China

Easton Grant Berry Garrett William Davis Xirui Guo Intervention Specialist Intervention Specialist Economics Ripley, WV Marietta, OH Lang Fang, China

Christine Nichole Billingsley Brianna Eva Dietry ] H Grace Christine Haas Psychology Political Science Land and Energy Management Marietta, OH Doylestown, OH Marietta, OH

Joseph Russel Bradley II Thomas Patrick DiMassa Michael Robert Hale H Land and Energy Management Land and Energy Management Finance Aliquippa, PA Westlake, OH Kettering, OH

Allison Lynne Bronski Elizabeth Alexis Dingey Lori Renee Tornes Hart H Finance/Management Middle Childhood Education Psychology Marietta, OH Blue Rock, OH Marietta, OH

Ethan Wyatt Brown Sarah Ann Duffey HH Georgianna Grace Henderson History Psychology Middle Childhood Education Woodsfield, OH Beverly, OH Elkins, WV

Kelly Irina Brumbaugh James John Embrescia Jack Hirschfield English Journalism Sports Management Wexford, PA Northfield, OH Marietta, OH

Corrie Anna Burkhardt H Melissa Maria Farley H Megan Nicole Horsley Early Childhood Education Public Accounting Graphic Design Zanesville, OH Parkersburg, WV Millersburg, OH

Tianhui Cao Jamie CinCin Farmer Casey Jordan Huhn Marketing/Economics Political Science Sports Management Shanghai, China St. Albans, WV Sheffield Lake, OH

Amanda Marie Chalfant H Darrien Khalil Fields Peyton Grace Johnson Early Childhood Education Management Intervention Specialist Marietta, OH Aliquippa, PA Williamstown, WV

Certificates and degrees are awarded upon successful completion of all certificate and degree requirements. Listing of student’s name does not guarantee certificate or degree completion. Final graduation honors listed on the transcript depend on the cumulative GPA at the end of the semester, when degree requirements are satisfied.

8 Anthony F. Jones Tara Ashley Moore Cassie Christine Smith Political Science Accounting Early Childhood Education Cleveland, OH Oberlin, OH Marietta, OH

Lindsay Sue Joy ] HH Maria Lynn Mudre Christian Damean Tait Early Childhood Education Graphic Design Land and Energy Management Marietta, OH New Albany, OH Marietta, OH

Christ Mutombo Kabulo Brendan Michael Mulholland Emily Kay Toppin ] HHH Economics Accounting Psychology/ Kinshasa, DR Congo Pittsburgh, PA International Leadership Studies Stow, OH Julien Kabongo Kandu Latrice Alexandria Nelson ] Finance Political Science Abbey Renee Tornes Kinshasa, DR Congo Youngstown, OH Accounting/Marketing Lowell, OH Maddison Danielle Kapple ] H Reece Alexander Nichols ] Public Accounting History Stephen Christopher True HH Fleming, OH Vincent, OH Accounting Sykesville, MD Tyson Andrew Kemp Evan Davis Odom English Economics/Management Emily Kiersta Marie Vigue ] H Vincent, OH Vista, CA Political Science/ International Leadership Studies Noah Ritchie Laliberty Nickolas Tyler O’Neal Junction City, OH Accounting Land and Energy Management Charleston, WV Conroe, TX Rylie Marie Wahl ] b HH Asian Studies Angelo Paul Leitner-Wise Gregory M. Peffley Grove City, OH Graphic Design Marketing Washington, DC Englewood, OH Anthony Carlos Wallace Sports Management Nashayia Symone Lett Taylor Ann Pennock H Wheeling, WV Finance Management/Economics Chillicothe, OH Beverly, OH Erin Elizabeth Warvell Management Chenyu Li Jacob Thomas Pieper New Castle, PA Early Childhood Education Management Shanghai, China Cincinnati, OH Kelsey M. Wilmink H Early Childhood Education Jieling Li Harrison David Parke Potter HHH Charleston, WV Communication Studies Accounting Beijing, China Rochester, NY Zihui Yu Strategic Communication: Advertising & Yanan Li Logan Lee Reynolds Public Relations/Graphic Design Economics History Beijing, China Beijing, China Vincent, OH Javier Antonio Zaragoza Sarah Sue Little ] HH Keith Alan Richardson Sports Management English Sports Management Houston, TX Davisville, WV Englewood, OH Anqi Zhao H Jessica Lynn Lucas Kayla Marie Schradel H Finance Psychology Marketing Zhejiang, China Cincinnati, OH Marietta, OH Bo Zhao H Nathaniel Knowles Maciag Kexin Shao HH Finance/Economics Theatre Economics/Music Beijing, China Marietta, OH Beijing, China JunQuan Zhou Mackenzie Paige Marshall H Alec N. Shook Studio Art Marketing/Communication Land and Energy Management/Economics Beijing, China Sardis, OH Zanesville, OH

Makenzie Elizabeth McAfee ] v b Melvin Shuler II Political Science Marketing Findlay, OH Westerville, OH

Amanda Lenore Medykowski ] Thomas James Sloan Psychology Marketing North Olmsted, OH Stockport, England UK

9 Bachelor of Fine Arts

Morgan Deianera Scritchfield H Theatre Parkersburg, WV

Bachelor of Music

Steven Emmanuel Chambers Megan Leigh Ross Music Education Vocal Performance Blue Rock, OH Akron, OH

Bachelor of Science

Autumn Rain Apgar-Neeld Ryan Joseph Greenwood H Shannon Marie Patberg ] Geology Biology Chemistry Nelsonville, OH Cincinnati, OH Murrysville, PA

Samuel Winfred Bidwell H Hanna Cade Hughes ] Joseph Wayne Pugh H Biology Biochemistry Geology Beverly, OH Columbus, OH Waterford, OH

Emily Madison Birnbrich H Zachary Wittman Hughes Michaila Anne Riley ] v H Athletic Training Geology Environmental Science Pataskala, OH Pittsburgh, PA Zanesville, OH

Stephanie Breanne Boso John Zachary Johnson Amie Diane Romine ] Athletic Training Athletic Training Biochemistry Marietta, OH Beckley, WV Rushville, OH

Emily Anne Brown ] Noah Ritchie Laliberty Tyler Scott Ruhl Health Science Mathematics Athletic Training Cincinnati, OH Charleston, WV Fredericktown, OH

Jacob Nicolas Chadwick Drew Wesley Layton Jordan Christopher Sampson Environmental Science Biochemistry Geology Washington, PA Whipple, OH Beverly, OH

Xingyu Chen Garrett James Legraen Ethan J. Schafhausen ] Mathematics Biology Chemistry Beijing, China Whipple, OH Granville, OH

Lauren Ashley DeLong ] b HHH Nicole Ann Macke Kexin Shao HH Biochemistry Athletic Training Mathematics Lowell, OH Cincinnati, OH Beijing, China

Kyle Jared Dixon Charity Fay Martinez H Trey Edison Short Athletic Training Health Science Athletic Training Poland, OH Ravenswood, WV Buckhannon, WV

Cameron Nicole Dowiak HHH Casey Higgins McGuire Braelli Ann Somerville Biochemistry Applied Physics Health Science Burgettstown, PA Chincoteague, VA Parkersburg, WV

Catherine Elizabeth Ensinger ] H Amanda Lenore Medykowski Shane Francis Spencer Health Science Biology Biology New Martinsville, WV North Olmsted, OH Vermilion, OH

David Robert Erzen ] v b HH Christopher Ellis Metz Heath Garrett Stevens Applied Physics Geology Biochemistry Bethel Park, PA Cincinnati, OH Marietta, OH

Shannon Elizabeth Garrison ] b H Gwyneth Ida Nelson ] H Asa R. Timmons Health Science Biology Health Science West Salem, OH Lewis Center, OH Marietta, OH

10 Reagan Nicole Tom H Stephen Christopher True HH Noah Stephen VanMatre H Biochemistry Information Systems Environmental Science Chandlersville, OH Sykesville, MD Washington, WV

Jacob Kenneth Tracewell Michael John Undersander ] Xuan Zhu b HH Health Science Geology Physics Waverly, WV Alexandria, VA Qingdao, China

Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering

Mansour Yahya Abdulaziz Saud AlRowayeh Fatmah Haidar Kuwait Kuwait City, Kuwait Kuwait City, Kuwait

Nawaf Faisal Alabdullah Fahd Majed Alsaber Adamn Joseph Harnish H Kuwait Kuwait Johnstown, PA

Abdulaziz Ahmad Aladwani Abdulhadi N F R M AlShammari Stephen Michael Harper HH Kuwait Kuwait Marietta, OH

Hadel Mohammad Alajmi Salman MSMS ALShuaib Grant J. Helber Kuwait Kuwait Lewis Center, OH

Mohammad Abdullah Albadi Omar A F Q F Alsubaie Payton Chad Henderson H Kuwait Kuwait City, Kuwait Chandlersville, OH

Fahad Hamad M Albaidan Khaled Adel ALwuhaib Zachary Wittman Hughes Kuwait Kuwait Pittsburgh, PA

Fesal Aldlama Ja’Far Abdulghaffar Atch Britton Burgess Jackson Kuwait Kuwait Findlay, OH

Mohammad Talaq Alduwailah Tristan Jacob Bailey ] b HH Taylor Austin Jennings HHH Kuwait Massillon, OH Arthurdale, WV

Faisal Othman AlEid Nickolas William Bates HH Fadhel A. Kamal Saudi Arabia Cambridge, OH Kuwait

Mohammed Abdullah Alenezi Cory David Bowes H Caleb Reid Keck H Kuwait Columbia Station, OH Logan, OH

Abdullah Jassem ALHusaini Ronald Allen Cantrell Jr ] Thomas William Kimmins ] Kuwait City, Kuwait Donnelsville, OH Copley, OH

Abdulwahab Yaqoub Alkandari Jaylen Michael Chapin ] Kade Maxwell Kiselica HH Kuwait Hebron, OH Williamstown, WV

Ali Almeshari H Nicholas Alexander Cuaresma DerekAllen Lawrence Krieg ] H Kuwait Jacksonville, FL New Matamoras, OH

Omar A S M AlMjmad H Anthony Joseph D’Egidio David Eugene McCabe H Kuwait Myrtle Beach, SC North Lima, OH

Abdullah Mohammed AlMnaies Penglin Ding ] Jordan Jeffrey Monyak H Kuwait Wuhan, China Brunswick, OH

Yousef Dughaim Almutairi Christopher Alexander Dowell Bertrand Sangwa Muhonga Kuwait North Canton, OH Tanganika, DR Congo

Yousef Alnaser Austin Gordon Eaton Kristopher Donovan Otto Kuwait City, Kuwait Pittsburgh, PA Huber Heights, OH

Ahmad M A S A Alobaid Tareq Ali Ebraheem Cody Jarrod Paxton Kuwait Kuwait Waterford, OH

Mohammed J. AlQalaf Abdullah Ali Fajhan Aljubairi Megan Victoria Pennock Kuwait Kuwait Beverly, OH

Namareq Alqames Cameron R. Glick HH Kaitlin Elizabeth Presley ALMansouriya, Kuwait Malvern, OH Fluvanna, VA

11 Michael Brannon Quealy Jacob Daniel Rosswog Wesley Robert Thomas Fairfield, PA Mars, PA Waverly, WV Caleb Douglas Riggleman Beverly, WV Raymond David Rott Shawn Edward Tustin Grand Island, NY Blaine, OH Hunter Alec Roknich Industry, PA Reannah Nicole Rymarz Matthew Jonathan Winchell Forest Hill, MD Allentown, NY Andrew Robert Rolfes H Cincinnati, OH Sebastian Albert Skordos Ji Wu Fort Wayne, IN Shanghai, China

Associate of Arts

Loren Elizabeth Henthorne H Business Administration Marietta, OH

v Curriculum Honors HHH Summa Cum Laude b Phi Beta Kappa HH Magna Cum Laude ] McDonough Leadership Scholar H Cum Laude

12 The Senior Class Challenge The following seniors have made a gift as of April 22, 2019:

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE SILVER BRONZE Christopher Dowell Mansour Abdulaziz Katelynd Berg Cameron Glick Ahmad Alobaid Corrie Burkhardt John Johnson Namareq Alqames Amanda Chalfant Thomas Kimmins Emily Birnbrich MaryKate Corum Sarah Little Ethan Brown Monica Curtis Makenzie McAfee Jodi Clark David Erzen Amanda Medykowski Thomas DiMassa Britton Jackson Tara Moore Catherine Ensinger Nicole Macke Evan Odom Lori Hart Mackenzie Marshall Wesley Thomas Hanna Hughes Kaitlin Presley Emily Toppin Megan Pennock Keith Richardson Javier Zaragoza Taylor Pennock Melvin Shuler Michaila Riley Cassie Smith GOLD Andrew Rolfes Reagan Tom Kyle Dixon Jordan Sampson Erin Warvell Gregory Flanagan Kexin Shao Anthony Jones Trey Short Jordan Monyak Emily Vigue Brendan Mulholland Ji Wu Gwyneth Nelson Rylie Wahl

13 Board of Trustees

Officers

George W. Fenton, Chair Matthew B. Weekley ’81, Vice Chair William N. Ruud, President of the Corporation Michele L. Marra, Treasurer Mark A. Miller, Secretary

Active Trustees Robert M. Brucken ’56 Susan M. Cook Hayes ’98 Ronald E. Rinard ’72 Christopher Cortez ’71 Mary P. Studders Korn ’82 Leslie C. Straub Ritter ’85 Jan D. Dils ’90 Daniel T. Leonard ’85 William N. Ruud Janice A. Downey Donoghue ’75 Michael D. Milone Michael J. Salvino ’87 Harry H. Esbenshade III Michael L. Moffitt ’91 Charles W. Sulerzyski George W. Fenton Kathleen Mitchell Murphy ’82 Matthew B. Weekley ’81 Andrew D. Ferguson ’95 Kevin R. O’Neill ’87 Jo Ellen Diehl Yeary ’76 Barbara A. Perry Fitzgerald ’73 Stephanie Esparza Peloquin ’06 Patricia A. Kral Zecchi ’71 James B. Fryfogle ’73 Marc R. Ponchione ’96 Richard A. Galen ’68 Jason C. Rebrook ’96

Trustees Emeriti/ae Penelope E. Adams ’72 C. David Ferguson ’63, H’01 William F. O’Grady Jr. ’70 Anna Bowser Bailey ’87 John N. Gardner ’65, H’85 Leonard M. Randolph Jr. ’65 Jerry A. Brock Douglas M. Griebel ’74 Cynthia A. Reece ’78 Christine L. Fry Burns ’66 Kevin M. Henning ’69 Donald G. Ritter ’81 T. Grant Callery ’68 Nancy Putnam Hollister Charlene C. Samples ’77 Joseph A. Chlapaty, H’10 John B. Langel ’70 Robert E. Showalter ’59 Frank L. Christy Ross W. Lenhart ’66 Donald W. Strickland ’66 Timothy O. Cooper ’73, H’05 Georgia E. Lesh-Laurie ’60, H’08 Elsa Ekenstierna Thompson ’56 Patricia Griffin Curtin ’69 Virginia Buchanan McCoy Dale L. Wartluft ’63 Eric S. Dobkin ’64, H’95 C. Brent McCurdy ’68 Patricia A. Loreno Willis ’70 William H. Donnelly ’70 William E. Mildren Jr.

Life Associate Trustees Alan A. Baker ’54, H’99 John B. Hexter ’67 David H. Rosenbloom ’64, H’94 Joseph F. Barletta ’59 Laban P. Jackson Jr. Samuel B. Ross, II Betsey E. Beach ’60 Henry J. Jelinek Jr. ’68 Frank M. Schossler ’86 Robert D. Bedilion ’70 Daniel J. Jones ’65 Laura A. Baudo Sillerman ’68, H’07 Thomas R. Benua Jr. ’67 Raynald A. Lane ’56 David B. Smart ’51 Mark F. Bradley D. Larry Lemasters ’62 Edgar L. Smith Jr. James D. Buckwell ’61 Thomas F. Lugaric ’57 Charles W. Snodgrass ’65 Nancy J. Cable ’75 Matthew J. Macatol ’97 Mary Beth Rhoads Sommers ’75 Thomas G. Carbonar ’60 Timothy J. Maroney ’68 Jeffrey A. Starner ’75 Carolyn Osburn Carlson ’58 Creel Cutler McCormack ’71 Kenton C. Tekulve ’69, H’99 Robert R. Dyson ’68, H’04 Charles S. Mechem Jr. Elliott L. Thrasher II ’62 Ben A. Eaton ’62 Robert P. Monter ’62 R. Peter Toohy Peggy L. Golden ’71 John R. Murphy ’63 James J. Tracy ’79 Aaron L. Handleman ’68 Charles H. Nelson ’74 Dale W. VanVoorhis ’63 Robert C. Hauser ’71 Cathy A. Percival John A. Weisser Jr. ’64 John F. Havens J. Roger Porter ’66 David W. Worthington ’66 Kathleen Ruddy Henrichs ’71 Toni M. Robinson-Smith

14 Faculty

Ahmed Algarhy Miranda M. Collins John Grosel Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., Texas Tech University M.S.P.A., University of Nebraska M.D., The Ohio State University

Kevin Alten Raven Cromwell Julie C. Harding Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor M.D., The Ohio State University Ph.D., University of Utah M.B.A., University of Louisville

Douglas Anderson Richard E. Crowther Beverly J. Hogue Professor Associate Professor Professor Ph.D., The Ohio State University M.S., University of Arizona Ph.D., Bowling Green State University

Nathan P. Anderson Samuel Cruz Craig Howald Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., Ohio University Ph.D., The Ohio State University Ph.D., Stanford University

Thomas Arison Richard Danford Kenneth Jay Itzkowitz Instructor Associate Professor Professor M.B.A., McKendree University Ph.D., The Ohio State University Ph.D., State University of New York, Stony Brook Mary Valaik Barnas Jason Davis Professor Instructor David L. Jeffery Ph.D., West Virginia University B.A., Wilmington College Professor Ph.D., Texas A&M University Wendy Bartlett Gregory J. Delemeester Instructor Professor James R. Jeitler M.S., Texas A&M University Ph.D., Texas A&M University Associate Professor Ph.D., Clark University William M. Bauer Charles Doan Professor Assistant Professor Michelle Jeitler Ph.D., The Ohio State University Ph.D., Ohio University Instructor M.S., University of Idaho Joseph Bergin Alicia Doerflinger Instructor Associate Professor Grace F. Johnson B.A., Marietta College Ph.D., Purdue University Professor M.S., University of South Florida Janet Bland Jason Dougherty Professor Assistant Professor Tanya Judd Pucella Ph.D., University of Denver D.M.A., University of Colorado-Boulder Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Florida Stephanie Lynn Bostrom Brandon Downing Assistant Professor Assistant Professor James Karan Ph.D., Brandeis University Ph.D., University of Cincinnati Assistant Professor M. Acct., Florida State University Christopher Bowmaster Ben W. Ebenhack Instructor Associate Professor Ann Kaufman M.M. Master of Music, Kent State University M.S., University of Wyoming Instructor M.A., West Virginia University Ann E. Bragg Debra Sue Egolf Associate Professor Professor Jacqueline Khorassani Ph.D., Harvard University Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Professor Ph.D., West Virginia University Brian Brewer John J. Fazio Instructor Assistant Professor Marshall C. Kimball M.Ed., John Carroll University Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University Professor M.M.E., Ohio University David J. Brown Andrew Felt Professor Associate Professor Dennis E. Kuhl Ph.D., Duke University M.F.A., Ohio University Professor Ph.D., Michigan State University Angela L. Burdiss Eric J. Fitch Associate Professor Associate Professor Duong T. Le M.L.S., Kent State University Ph.D., Michigan State University Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Erick Carlson Andrew Francis Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Nicole C. Livengood Ph.D. Colorado State University Ph. D. Michigan State University Associate Professor Ph.D., Purdue University Dawn Carusi David C. Freeman Associate Professor Professor Linda Lockhart Ph.D., Ohio University M.S., University of Oklahoma Assistant Professor Ph.D., Ohio University John Carpenter Veronica Freeman Instructor Instructor Katrina Lustofin B.A., Marietta College M.S., The University of Texas-Arlington Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana- Jenn Castle Tej Gautam Champaign Instructor Associate Professor BS, Ashland University Ph.D., Kent State University David Makuch Associate Professor Timothy D. Catalano Chyrsten Gessel M.F.A., Western Illinois University Associate Professor Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Louisville M.S., Ohio University Bonnie Martinez Assistant Professor Cody Clemens Melissa Grande Ph.D., Lehigh University Assistant Professor Instructor M.A., Duquesne University MFA, Ohio University

15 Ryan K. May Jolene L. Powell J. Peter Thayer Professor Professor Assistant Professor Ph.D., The University of Memphis M.F.A., Boston University M.L.S., State University of New York, Albany

Kathryn N. McDaniel Leanne M. Price Christina M. Thomas Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Ph.D., Vanderbilt University M.A., School for International Training J.D., South Texas College

Zack McGurk Craig Rabatin David Torbett Visiting Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., West Virginia University M.A., West Virginia University Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary

Cavendish Q. McKay Raquel Ravaglioli John C. Tynan Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison M.A., Concordia University Ph.D., Ohio University

Robert M. McManus Sara K. Rosenstock Robert Van Camp Professor Associate Professor Professor Ph.D., Regent University M.F.A., Temple University M.S., University of West Virginia College of Graduate Studies David G. McShaffrey William Ruud Professor Professor Jonathan K. VanderWal Ph.D., Purdue University Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln Instructor M. Ed., Defiance College Holly E. Menzel David Sams Instructor Assistant Professor Kole Vivian M.S., University of Kentucky M.S., Marietta College Instructor M.A., University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point Matthew M. Menzel Alane Sanders Professor Associate Professor Andrew Waddle Ph.D., University of Kentucky Ph.D., Ohio University Instructor M.A., Liberty University Mark A. Miller Md. Rakibul Sarker Associate Professor Associate Professor Suzanne H. Walker Ph.D., University of Colorado at Denver Ph.D., Texas Tech University Professor Ph.D., Indiana University Michael Miller Mark Schaefer Instructor Professor Merewyn Brasington Weinkauf B.S., Kent State University Ph.D., West Virginia University Instructor M.M., Baylor University Michael Morgan Philip Schmehl Assistant Professor Instructor Kurt Wile Ph.D., University of Kentucky B.A., Bucknell University Assistant Professor M.S., Ohio University Marilee M. Morrow Jaclyn Schwieterman Professor Associate Professor Michael Williams M.A., West Virginia University M.Ed., University of West Florida Assistant Professor Ph.D., Ohio University Cathy S. Mowrer Cheongmi Shim Professor Assistant Professor Matthew Williamson Ph.D., Ohio University Ph.D., University of Kansas Assistant Professor Ph.D., West Virginia University Merri Beth Nash Mark E. Sibicky Instructor Professor Bo Winegard M.A.L.L., Marietta College Ph.D., University of Arkansas Assistant Professor Ph.D., Florida State University K. Suzanne Parsons Frank Smith Associate Professor Visiting Assistant Professor Hiatte Wolfe Ph.D., Ohio University Ph.D., University of Delaware Assistant Professor M.S., Medical University of South Carolina Paul Paslay Lori A. Smith Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Xiaoxiong Yi M.S., Pennsylvania State University M.A.L.L., Marietta College Associate Professor Ph.D., The American University Kevin L. Pate Ronald C. Smith Professor Assistant Professor Matthew S. Young Ph.D., Yale University M.A., University of the Incarnate Word Professor Ph.D., Bowling Green State University Gamaliel Perruci Heather Sowards Professor Assistant Professor Ni Zhang Ph.D., University of Florida Ph.D., Ohio University Assistant Professor M.A., Bejing Foreign Studies University Susan Peterson Steven R. Spilatro Associate Professor Professor Ph.D., Texas A&M University Ph.D., Indiana University

Bradley Pierce Joseph Straw Assistant Professor Associate Professor M.S., Marietta College M.L.S., Kent State University

Roger H. Pitasky Joseph M. Sullivan Professor Associate Professor Ph.D., Rutgers University Ph.D., University of Toledo

Harrison Potter Michael E. Tager Assistant Professor Professor Ph.D., Duke University Ph.D., University of North Carolina

16 Adjunct Faculty

Alicia Abramski Elizabeth Godfrey Tom Perry First-Year Seminar English Communication

Carissa Anderson Kristen Goeller Stephen M. Rader Communication Studies Spanish Communication Studies

Hoss Belyadi Lindsey Goodman Jordan Reed Petroleum Engineering Music Music

Christy Burke Joy Held Linda Roesch First-Year Seminar Physical Education/English First-Year Seminar

Amanda Haney-Cech Micah Holt Judith Ruud First-Year Seminar Music Media Studies/Leadership

Branden Chambers Steven Howe Maribeth Saleem-Tanner College Studies Physician Assistant Studies Leadership Studies

Ashley Clark Albert Houde Nickolaus Sales Music Education Music Physical Education

Robert R. Coddington Tanya Jarrell Arthur Smith Music Biology and Environmental Science Media Studies

Ben Cromwell Benjamin Joy Kristen Stone English Music Education

James Daniels Scott Kitchen Heather Surface Physical Education Music English

Christopher Dearth Chad Langley Kerry Jean Waddle Music Physical Education Physical Education

Hannah Delemeester Pam Lankford Renee Waite Communication Entrepreneurship Art History

Holly Dexter Eric Malmer Jeffrey P. Walker Management Music Communication

Aurora Dodd Robert Marias Amy Yekel Theatre First-Year Seminar Music

Kristin English Michele Marra Kyle Yoho First-Year Seminar Accounting History

Alan Estep Dash McNeal Karen Picard Young Physical Education Physical Education Music

Casiha Felt Vincenzo Mele Zhiling Zhang Theatre Music Modern Languages

Jinghan Feng Heather Miller Asian Studies First-Year Seminar

Cheryl Ferrebee Margaret Miller Business & Economics Physical Education

Paige Fleming Amanda Mullen Mathematics First-Year Seminar

Nkenge Friday Elaine B. O’Rourke First-Year Seminar Education

17 Administrative Officers

William N. Ruud President Ph.D., University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Angela Anderson Larry Hiser Tom Perry Vice President for Advancement Director of Athletics Vice President for Communication and M.B.A., Ohio University M.S., Springfield College Brand Management M.A., Marietta College Janet Bland Michele L. Marra Provost and Dean of the Faculty Vice President for Administration Scot Schaeffer Ph.D., University of Denver and Finance Vice President for Enrollment B.B.A., Marshall University Management Richard Danford M.A., Marian University Vice President for Student Life and Diversity Ph.D., The Ohio State University

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