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Commencement 2020 COMMENCEMENT 2020 Friday • May 8, 2020 • Great Bend, KS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mike Johnson, Chair Tricia Reiser, Trustee Gary Burke, Vice Chair John Moshier, Trustee Don Learned, Secretary Mike Boys, Trustee ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT of Dr. Carl Heilman ADMINISTRATION Mark Dean VICE PRESIDENT of VICE PRESIDENT of INSTRUCTION STUDENT SERVICES Elaine Simmons Angie Maddy ACADEMICS Brian Howe - Dean WORKFORCE TRAINING & COMMUNITY EDUCATION Dr. Kathy Kottas - Dean CENTER FOR INNOVATION & EXCELLENCE Claudia Mather - Associate Dean of Instruction MILITARY ACADEMICS, TECHNICAL EDUCATION & MILITARY OUTREACH Kurt Teal - Dean PRESIDENT'S STAFF (includes above Administration) Coleen Cape Cathie Oshiro Trevor Rolfs Michelle Kaiser Charles Perkins Amye Schneider Julie Knoblich Myrna Perkins Brandon Steinert FORT LEAVENWORTH LEARNING SERVICES Erika Jenkins-Moss - Director 2 2020 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT . Dr. Carl Heilman President 50th ANNIVERSARY COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS . Nancy (Lindholm) and Kevin Sundahl Members of Barton’s first graduating class (1971) OUTSTANDING GRADUATE AWARD . Angie Maddy Vice-President of Student Services Associate in Applied Science Degree . Tana Yellowwolf Associate in Science Degree . Joanna Lockwood DISTINGUISHED INSTRUCTOR AWARD . Elaine Simmons Vice-President of Instruction Adjunct . Darlene Sabio BARTonline . Emily Cowles Fort Leavenworth Campus . Jessica Fullen Fort Riley Campus . Gil Cloud Barton County Campus . Melissa Stevens CONFERRING OF DEGREES . Angie Maddy and Elaine Simmons Vice-President of Student Services and Vice-President of Instruction PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES . Abby Howe Instructor “Pomp and Circumstance” by Edward Elgar • Graduates will be announced by degree. • Participation in the ceremony does not necessarily constitute graduation. Degree conferral is contingent upon final grading and successful completion of all required courses. 3 KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Mario Aviles-Serna Mandee Solko Aaron Rennaker Kennedy Beakey Kyle Stroud Jessica Carlisle Stewart Rouse Danielle Wylot Josue Rodriguez Luis Sepulveda-Zubiate Julia Berryman Andrew Taverner CERTIFICATE 1 List of graduates includes Summer 2019, Fall 2019, and Spring 2020 semesters Alexander Brasher - Automotive Technology Crystal Collins - Dietary Manager Ever Chavez - Automotive Technology Misty Collins - Dietary Manager Anton Foust - Automotive Technology Tara Crawford - Dietary Manager Dalton Lamb - Automotive Technology Brenda Czlapinski - Dietary Manager Johan Sanchez - Automotive Technology Bridget Deloatch - Dietary Manager Jesus Villegas - Automotive Technology Whitney Dill - Dietary Manager Kerri Bruntz - Busn Mgmt & Leadership Tamra Fleming - Dietary Manager Sheila Haslem - Busn Mgmt & Leadership Kristy Fox - Dietary Manager Marion Lee Howerton - Busn Mgmt & Leadership Leonard Gooden - Dietary Manager Stanley Cason - Carpentry April Gray - Dietary Manager Sean Cohee - Carpentry Tracy Greene - Dietary Manager Thomas Duran - Carpentry Danell Harris - Dietary Manager Brayton Enneking - Carpentry Gregory Hogsten - Dietary Manager TJ Gerritzen - Carpentry Katina Holland - Dietary Manager Bryan Gilbert - Carpentry Theresa Horn - Dietary Manager James Harrington-Booth - Carpentry Nancy Horton - Dietary Manager Denzel Jones - Carpentry Christopher Jarred - Dietary Manager Eric Keller - Carpentry Robin Kemp - Dietary Manager DeRon McAfee - Carpentry Sarah Kemp - Dietary Manager Joseph Miller - Carpentry Nancy Kempher - Dietary Manager Adam Monroe - Carpentry Amy King - Dietary Manager Joseph Rose - Carpentry Samantha Kuriger - Dietary Manager Mylon Williams - Carpentry Joseph Lanza - Dietary Manager Allie Beaumont - Child Development Zandrea Lofton - Dietary Manager Kameron Davis - Child Development Michael Lohrmeyer - Dietary Manager Alyssa Flory - Child Development Jennifer Martin - Dietary Manager Meghan Goding - Child Development Patrick McGeary - Dietary Manager Marissa Stoecklein - Child Development Diane Millhouse - Dietary Manager Jessika Stroud - Child Development Aaron Mitchell - Dietary Manager Vanessa Watson - Child Development Rubi Monsivais - Dietary Manager Scott Hayes - Corrections Amber Mora - Dietary Manager Tina Anderson - Dietary Manager Christopher Nelson - Dietary Manager Faye Armstrong - Dietary Manager Christopher Plotczyk - Dietary Manager Shirley Best - Dietary Manager Carrie Preisler - Dietary Manager Kimberly Bristow - Dietary Manager Rosalyn Rawley - Dietary Manager James Campeau - Dietary Manager Joanne Robbins - Dietary Manager Daniel Coddington - Dietary Manager Ian Rousseau - Dietary Manager Honors designation: ** Highest Honors * Honors ^ Alpha Sigma Lambda + Phi Theta Kappa Cord designation: Highest Honors - blue/gold Honor Students - gold Military - red/white/blue Paramedic - green Medical Admin Tech & Medical Assistant Degrees - royal/baby blue Medical Assistant & Medical Coding Certificates - baby blue 4 CERTIFICATE 1 (continued) List of graduates includes Summer 2019, Fall 2019, and Spring 2020 semesters Scott Schesser - Dietary Manager Bryan Butler - Welding Technology Angela Sharp-Flowers - Dietary Manager Dakota Castor - Welding Technology Scott Stanley - Dietary Manager Jason Confer - Welding Technology John Starkie - Dietary Manager Gregory Cox - Welding Technology Mary Stong - Dietary Manager Tyler Culver - Welding Technology John Taverner - Dietary Manager Travis Davis - Welding Technology Yolanda Taylor - Dietary Manager Carl Deck - Welding Technology David Testerman - Dietary Manager Christopher Dixon - Welding Technology Bradley Thomas - Dietary Manager Sabhdiel Duenas - Welding Technology Alfredo Toribio - Dietary Manager Cody Eberle - Welding Technology Melissa Tussey - Dietary Manager Keaton Erb - Welding Technology Kao Vang - Dietary Manager Erick Garcia - Welding Technology Jodie Wapp - Dietary Manager Terry Gibson - Welding Technology Janis White - Dietary Manager Jesse Hadrin - Welding Technology Jessica Wineinger - Dietary Manager Adam Hagelstein - Welding Technology Kayla Wolfert - Dietary Manager Travis Halley - Welding Technology Jessica Islas - Pharmacy Technician Clinton Harding - Welding Technology Kiley Morse - Pharmacy Technician Dusty Herring - Welding Technology Rosa Vasquez - Pharmacy Technician Trevar Johnson - Welding Technology Aaron Alvarez - Plumbing Jeremy Jones - Welding Technology Randy Ashworth - Plumbing Devante Kennedy - Welding Technology Dustin Barlow - Plumbing Lawrence Kreutzer - Welding Technology Michael Barnett - Plumbing Matthew Land - Welding Technology Travis Butcher - Plumbing Joel Maple - Welding Technology Roger Duckett - Plumbing Armando Martinez - Welding Technology Stephon Ferguson - Plumbing Trey McCullogh - Welding Technology Jared Gihring - Plumbing Miles McGuire - Welding Technology Michael Lea - Plumbing Jevon Mogbo - Welding Technology Austin Lemonds - Plumbing Walter Morris-Cook - Welding Technology Robert Parker - Plumbing Jonathan Narvaez - Welding Technology Jimmy Soundara - Plumbing Konnor Pfeifer - Welding Technology Trae Thomas - Plumbing Josue Rodriguez - Welding Technology Joshua Tucker - Plumbing Luis Sepulveda Zubiate - Welding Technology Lowell Harp - Scales Technician Anthony Smith - Welding Technology Jauwon Allen - Welding Technology Chance Smith - Welding Technology Jose Arevalo - Welding Technology Hunter Smyth - Welding Technology Christopher Aulbaugh - Welding Technology Silas Steinert - Welding Technology Rodney Austin - Welding Technology Darcy Stiner - Welding Technology Ibraheem Aziz Rasheed Ali - Welding Technology Jonathan Strandberg - Welding Technology Kaleb Bachman - Welding Technology Tyler Tennant - Welding Technology Augustus Bain - Welding Technology Adrian Tucker - Welding Technology Alexander Barnes - Welding Technology Anthony Turner - Welding Technology Cooper Beck - Welding Technology Edwin Vargas - 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