Sixty-Seventh Commencement Sunday, the twenty-first of May Two thousand seventeen

Le Moyne College Campus at nine-thirty in the morning

Le Moyne College Mission Statement

Le Moyne College is a diverse learning community that strives for academic excellence in the Catholic and Jesuit tradition through its comprehensive programs rooted in the liberal arts and sciences. Its emphasis is on education of the whole person and on the search for meaning and value as integral parts of the intellectual life. Le Moyne College seeks to prepare its members for leadership and service in their personal and professional lives to promote a more just society.

1 Academic Regalia

The origin of academic caps, gowns and hoods dates to the 12th century and the rise of the universities, which were originally under the auspices of the church, and whose faculties were comprised of churchmen. These scholars wore clerical robes, hoods and capes as much for warmth during the long, cold European winters as for distinction. Today the standard academic regalia worn in the United States are of three types. The bachelor’s gown is characterized by its simplicity of line and long, pointed sleeves, distinguishing it from the master’s gown, best recognized by its rectangular, “wing-like” sleeves. The doctor’s gown, with full, bell-shaped sleeves, is faced in front and back with velvet and has three velvet bars across the sleeves. In addition, the tassel on the doctor’s cap may be gold. The hood is the most symbolic part of the academic regalia. Its size and shape indicate the level of the degree held, its lining shows the colors of the institution granting it, and the color of its velvet border corresponds to the general academic program of the degree. Thus, all Le Moyne hoods are lined with green and gold, the College colors. Among the hoods worn by Le Moyne graduates and faculty, most have borders of one of the following colors: white (arts and letters) for those with the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Master of Arts; golden yellow (science), corresponding to the degree of Bachelor of Science or Master of Science; and dark blue (philosophy), worn by faculty holding the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in various academic disciplines. Other colors worn by Le Moyne faculty and administrative personnel, indicating the master’s or doctor’s degree they hold, include crimson (theology), purple (law), drab (business administration) and light blue (education).

All student regalia is made in the USA from 100% post-consumer plastic bottles.

Stoles, cords and pins signify academic honors, membership in an academic honor society, or significant engagement in co-curricular activities, exemplifying Le Moyne’s mission to educate the hearts and minds of students in inspiring them to become persons for others.

Alma Mater

Against the sky you stand, Le Moyne May your ideal be our command A beacon to us all, Your praises ever sung; And on the Heights our forces join, So long as on the Heights you stand We rally to your call. Your name be on our tongue.

From loyal hearts our challenge roars From loyal hearts our challenge roars That here we stand allied, That here we stand allied, You’re ours, Le Moyne, and we are yours You’re ours, Le Moyne, and we are yours While Heights and Hearts abide. While Heights and Hearts abide.

2 The Academic Procession

The Grand Marshal Donald J. Kirby, S.J. Professor of Religious Studies

Candidates for Degrees in Course Integral Honors

College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

Madden School of Business Bachelor of Science

Purcell School of Professional Studies Bachelor of Science

The Faculty of Instruction

Administrators

Members of the Class of 1967

The President of the College and the President’s Party Representative of the Senior Class President of the Alumni Association Director of the Integral Honors Program Officers of Administration Members of the Board of Regents Members of the Board of Trustees Candidates for Honorary Degrees Commencement Speaker Chair of the Board of Regents Chair of the Board of Trustees President

3 Sixty-Seventh Commencement

Presiding Linda M. LeMura, Ph.D. President

Master of Ceremonies Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Ph.D. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Academic Procession Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble Directed by Travis M. Newton Assistant Professor and Director of Arts Administration

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Le Moyne College Chamber Singers Danan M. Tsan Director

Invocation David C. McCallum ’90, S.J., Ed.D. Vice President for Mission Integration and Development

President’s Remarks Linda M. LeMura, Ph.D.

Address of the Representative of the Senior Class Kayla S. Burt Bachelor of Science, Psychology

Conferring of Honorary Degrees Doctor of Humane Letters Elaine M. Clyburn ’56 Citation read by Margaret Wells, Ph.D., R.N., A.N.P. Interim Dean, Purcell School of Professional Studies Doctor of Humane Letters Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. Citation read by Darshini Roopnarine, Ph.D. Assistant Dean, Student Development Director, CSTEP and STEP Doctor of Humane Letters John W. Langdon’67, Ph.D. Citation read by Edward H. Judge, Ph.D. Professor of History

4 Commencement Address John W. Langdon ’67, Ph.D. Professor of History

Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees in Course Integral Honors College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

Madden School of Business Bachelor of Science

Purcell School of Professional Studies Bachelor of Science

Alumni Association Welcome to the Class of 2017 Lawrence R. Egan ’71 President, Alumni Association

Benediction John P. Bucki, S.J. Rector of the Le Moyne College Jesuit Community

Le Moyne Alma Mater Le Moyne College Chamber Singers

Recessional Le Moyne College Commencement Ensemble

The President of the College and President’s Party Members of the Class of 1967 Officers of Administration The Faculty of Instruction Graduates in Course

Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

5 College of Arts and Sciences Senior Awards

The Edward Eagan Medal in the Arts: Awarded to the student with the highest achievement in the curriculum of the Arts. Savanna L. Clendining

The Gene McCarthy Award in Theatre Studies: Given in memory of Le Moyne’s first director of theatre. Awarded to the senior who best exemplifies excellence in performance, production and leadership in theatre arts. Carrie Faye Bates

The Patrick J. Keane Medal: For the graduating senior who has achieved excellence in the field of literary studies and who has demonstrated great scholarly promise. Sebaah Ahmad Hamad

The Elizabeth Schlaerth Memorial Medal in History: Awarded to the senior majoring in History with the highest achievement in all History courses. Miles David Lawlor

The Leon J. Maltby Medal in Mathematics: Awarded to the senior Mathematics major who, in the judgment of the Mathematics and Computer Science Department, has demonstrated excellence in the study of Mathematics. Samantha Marie Stento

The Department of Foreign Languages Medal: Awarded to the senior with the highest achievement in the study of Languages. Amanda Lee D’Angelo

The Leonard P. Markert Medal in Philosophy: Awarded to the seniors who do the most outstanding work in Philosophy. Samantha Jean Cobb Jacob Elijah Richards

The Gregory J. Derschug, S.J., Medal in Sociology: Awarded to the senior with the highest achievement in Sociology. Chelsea Marie Powell

The Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J. (1881-1955) Award in Anthropology: Awarded to the senior who has a Minor or Concentration in Anthropology and who has demonstrated academic excellence and shows promise in the field of Anthropology. Devon Elizabeth Hannan

The Father John P. Lahey Award in Writing: Awarded to a senior for outstanding creativity in the fields of writing and editing. Ellen F. Murphy

6 The Marie Arnold Chapin Medal in Biological Sciences: Awarded to seniors with the highest achievement in the study of Biological Sciences. MacKenzie Judith Comeau Abigail MacKensie Conlin Jennifer Rose Merola Adellynne Rae Studer

The H. Paul Nelligan Medal in Pure Science: Awarded to students with the highest achievement in the curriculum of Pure Science. Abigail MacKensie Conlin James R. Gayvert Adellynne Rae Studer

The Department of Psychology Medal: Awarded to senior psychology majors for general excellence in Psychology. Alec Mackenzie Harmeyer Emily Ann Iles Alyssa M. Kirley

The Thomas R. Hogan Award: Awarded to graduating seniors who have been outstanding in Communication courses and related endeavors. Theodore Loren Grader II Amari D. Pollard

The Lee-Anne Saccia-Cruz Award for Excellence in Gender and Women’s Studies: Awarded to a senior who has a record of academic excellence and who has demonstrated a commitment to the practice of the ideals of Gender and Women’s Studies through co-curricular activities, community service, and/or research projects. Samantha Jean Cobb

The Suzanne V. McClusky Medal: Awarded annually to the senior who writes the best essay or scholarly paper in the field of History. Miles David Lawlor

The Bishop Foery Medal: Awarded to the senior who does the most outstanding work in Religious Studies. Nora Patricia Hoodmaker

The Brine Medal in Chemistry or Biochemistry: Awarded to a senior for general excellence in Chemistry or Biochemistry. Brian Kelly Wilson

The American Institute of Chemists Student Medal Award: Awarded to the senior with the highest achievement in all Chemistry courses and who gives promise of success in the field of Chemistry. James R. Gayvert

7 The American Chemical Society Division of Organic Chemistry Undergraduate Award: Awarded to a senior for excellence in organic chemistry. Sarah Elizabeth Canarelli

The Physics Program Medal for Outstanding Performance in Physics: Awarded to the seniors in Physics who have exhibited exceptional performance. Ryan John Homeyer John Michael Morrison

The Rachel L. Carson Medal for the Environment: In memory of the pioneering scientist who helped launch the modern environmental movement with the publication of Silent Spring. Awarded to the graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the environmental area. Jenna C. Hayward

The Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award: Awarded to the seniors who are most outstanding during their college careers by reason of achievement and interest in the study of Economics. Jason S. Hitzfield Jacob Elijah Richards

The Pi Gamma Mu Scholarship Award: Awarded to the senior member of the Le Moyne Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, the National Honor Society of the Social Sciences, with the highest achievement in the curriculum of the Social Sciences. Chelsea Marie Powell

Veterans

Le Moyne College is proud to have veterans and service members of the United States Armed Forces among the members of the Class of 2017. These individuals are wearing red, white and blue cords. We congratulate them on their achievements and offer our thanks for their service to our country.

Kevin F. Benedict Brittany L. Sims GRADUATE STUDENTS Britton Howard Bouchard Christopher J. Smith Kayce Giselle Dima Shaneaka Lanea Butler Scott C. Sotherden John Xavier Miller Corinna Noelle Castiglia Benjamin Michael Trudell Ruth Anne Rogers Savanna L. Clendining Dain E. VanHousen Michael R. Venditte Christopher Daniel Dale Talisha Marie Wright Trevor Michael Rogers Alexander J. Sheffer

8 Madden School of Business Senior Awards

SENIOR AWARDS

The Frank and Margaret Ahrens Memorial Medal in General Business: Awarded to the seniors majoring in General Business who achieve the highest average in that curriculum. Timothy Louis Buff Jr. Jason David Palmowski

The Francis and Martha McElroy Medal in Business: Awarded to the students who achieve the highest average in the Business curriculum during senior year. Eduardo Arriaga Timothy Louis Buff Jr. Chelsea Anne Harris Jason David Palmowski

The Maurice W. Powers Medal in Accounting: Awarded to the senior majoring in Accounting who achieves the highest average in the Business curriculum. Julia Anne Bailey

The W. S. Smith Memorial Award of the Institute of Internal Auditors: Awarded to the senior majoring in Accounting who ranks among the top Accounting majors and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in private accounting. Grace Katherine Simpson

The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Award: Awarded to the seniors who achieve the highest average in the Accounting Curriculum. Julia Anne Bailey

The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron Certificate of Merit: Awarded to the senior majoring in Accounting who ranks among the top students in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. Alyssa J. Baker

The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron Career Preparation Award: Awarded to the senior who ranks among the top students in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. Alexa Mercedes Boccia

9 The John D. ’60 and Barbara G. Collins Accounting Scholarship Fund at Le Moyne College: Awarded to seniors who are accounting majors and intend to enroll in the fifth-yearmaster’s degree program at Le Moyne and have demonstrated leadership and high academic achievement. Travis Joseph Graig Lindsey A. Markell Irfan Tihic

The Michael D. Madden Award in Management: Awarded on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in campus/community activities. William Henry Brown

The Salwa Ammar Award in Leadership: Awarded to a senior in the Madden School of Business with a high level of academic achievement who has demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities.

Nicholas Andrew Tabone

Purcell School of Professional Studies Senior Awards

The M. Janice Nelson Award in Nursing: Given in honor of Dr. M. Janice Nelson, a devoted nurse educator who has been highly supportive of the nursing education programs at Le Moyne. Awarded to an undergraduate senior who best exemplifies professionalism, passion, and a commitment to service in nursing practice. Morgan Joy Mancuso

The Robert and Doris Bacorn Award for Service and Leadership in Nursing: Awarded to a senior for going above and beyond the call of duty in giving time and energy to the Department of Nursing and Central New York community by demonstrating a professional commitment to service and leadership through a willingness to engage in initiatives that benefit the health and welfare of the public. Victoria R. Green

The Catherine and William Lynn Education Medal: Awarded to the graduating seniors who have demon- strated outstanding potential to be exemplary elementary, secondary and special education school teachers. Amanda Lee D’Angelo Megan Aldrich Evans Daniel Ismael López Maria Elizabeth Piraino

The Outstanding Undergraduate Nursing Student Award: Awarded to the undergraduate students in nursing who exemplify an adherence to the principles and standards of professional nursing and demonstrate academic excellence. Denise A. Johnson Karly Jean Kwasigroch Katie Marie Reynolds

10­ College-Wide Senior Awards

The Joseph J. Pietrafesa Award: A financial grant made to a student of outstanding accomplishment to assist in financing during his or her senior year at Le Moyne. Jenna C. Hayward

The Judith L. Zunic Award for Outstanding Adult Learner: Awarded to an adult student who has demonstrated excellence in the Social Sciences and a commitment to human service in the community. Britton Howard Bouchard

The Medal for Scholarly Regional and Urban Applied Research: Awarded for exemplary scholarship in Regional and Urban Applied Research. Benjamin Thomas Rodgers

The Loyola Medal Award: Awarded to a senior who is outstanding in witnessing to the cause of peace and justice in the Le Moyne community and most exemplifies dedication to Christian social values. Sebaah Ahmad Hamad

The Monsignor Daniel E. Lawler Medal for Community Service: Awarded to the senior who has contributed most to service in the Syracuse community. Amanda Lee D’Angelo

The Service Award from the Wellness Center for Health and Counseling: Awarded to a senior whose service to the College has contributed most to the integral growth, emotionally and psychologically, of the Le Moyne community, thus embodying the ideal of cura personalis for each student. Carrie Faye Bates

The Rev. James C. Finlay, S.J., Award for Integral Honors: Awarded for the outstanding Integral Honors thesis of the year. Sebaah Ahmad Hamad

11 Graduate Awards

MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Graduate Academic Achievement Award: Awarded to the graduate student with the highest achievement in the 150-Hour Accounting Program. Irfan Tihic

The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Joseph J. Eron Graduate Career Preparation Award: Awarded to the graduate student in the 150-Hour Accounting Program who ranks among the top students in the class and who, on the basis of past performance and all-around ability, gives promise of success in public accounting. Maria Alyse Rocco

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

The Cecilia F. Mulvey Award: Presented in honor of Dr. Cecilia Mulvey, a devoted nurse leader who has been highly supportive of nursing education at Le Moyne, to a graduating master’s student who demonstrates exceptional organizational abilities and leadership skills as a professional nurse. Sebastian Pahl Baker

The Patricia L. Donnelly Leadership Award: Names in honor of Patricia L. Donnelly MS, RN, FNP-BC, a pioneering leader and staunch advocate for Nurse Practitioners in New York state, this award is presented to the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) student who exemplifies Pat’s energy, motivation and integrity in demonstrating outstanding leadership and service to the profession. Asserai M. Richardson

The Outstanding Master’s Nursing Student Award: Awarded to the graduate student in nursing with the highest grade-point average. Kelly Parker

12 National Honor Societies

Alpha Kappa Delta: National Honor Society in Sociology

Omar Barreiro Briana Simone Lovell Collin John Cacchione Stephen H. Lowe Brianna Claire Dunn Paige L. O’Connor Devon Elizabeth Hannan Emily Christina Thompson Alyssa M. Kirley Erin Denise VanBrocklin

Alpha Sigma Nu: National Jesuit Honor Society

Julia Ann Bailey Alyssa M. Kirley Lee Matthew Bauter Jennifer Rose Merola Timothy Louis Buff Jr. John Michael Morrison Natalie Marie Casson John Scott Murphy Anna Mackenzie Curtin Alexandra Maria Paulin Amanda Lee D’Angelo Chelsea Marie Powell Kieran J. Daley Colin R. Reynolds Timothy Loren Grader II Christopher J. Smith Victoria R. Green Heidi A. Stahl McKenzie Raye Harris Andrea Mary Wade Emily Ann Iles

Beta Beta Beta: National Honor Society in Biological Sciences

Sarah Leanne Abbott Erica Laxmi Fey Brittany Lynn Allen Melanie P. Fortin Megan Lindsey Audette Alexis Marie Garbarino Lee Matthew Bauter Brigitte Renée Gauthier Kristina Marie Breckenridge Abigail Marie Geen Alexander R. Briggs Alanna Marie Glidden Ashley C. Brightman McKenzie Raye Harris Kelsey Erin Campbell Jenna C. Hayward Natalie Marie Casson Clare Marie Herubin MacKenzie Judith Comeau Elaina Christine Hill Abigail MacKensie Conlin Nora Patricia Hoodmaker Theresa Irene Coon Christina G. Humbert Laura Elizabeth Cumbo Emily Ann Iles Anna Mackenzie Curtin John Matthew Koenig Tyler John Dix Emily Elizabeth Krol Henry John Eisloeffel IV Paige Frances Kuebler (continued on next page) 13 Beta Beta Beta: National Honor Society in Biological Sciences (continued)

Caleb Joseph Christian Larnerd Ambrose Tumaini Ryan Kathryn Quinn Manion Samantha R. Schoepflin Kendra Jade McGregor Kathleen Elizabeth Slade Jennifer Rose Merola Heidi A. Stahl Kate Elisabeth Moore Taylor Ann Stevens Lindsay Nicole Patterson Adellynne Rae Studer Megan Jane Poirier James Luke Wafful Colin R. Reynolds Julia Ann Wilson Emily Rose Richey David George Zielewicz

Beta Gamma Sigma: International Honor Society in Business Julia Ann Bailey Chelsea Anne Harris Kevin F. Benedict James Patrick Mickelinc Alexa Mercedes Boccia John Thomas Mickelinc William Henry Brown Meara Ann Mosny Timothy Louis Buff Jr. Philip Gregory Stolarski, III Emily Elizabeth Campbell Erin Rose Chetney Graduate Students Derek B. Cimino Gabrielle Marie Liguori Matthew Anthony Dabrowski Matthew John Losty Travis Joseph Graig Michael R. Venditte

Kappa Delta Pi: International Honor Society in Education

Amanda Lee D’Angelo Graduate Students Ettie Ruth Delavak Rosario A. Anamaria Megan Aldrich Evans Angela M. Carnicelli Kaitlin Rose Lanzatella Timothy J. Fandrich Greta Mary Lautenschuetz Nikolas Warren Gray Daniel Ismael López Kristen Mae Hefti Alyson Catherine Manke Allie Mackensie Randall Midheta Mujak Maria Elizabeth Piraino Emily Rose Richey

14 Omicron Delta Epsilon: International Honor Society in Economics Matthew Vincent Calascibetta Jacob Elijah Richards Jason S. Hitzfield

Phi Alpha Theta: National Honor Society in History

Britton Howard Bouchard Graduate Student Miles David Lawlor Kimberly Geniece Grader Michael C. Procopio Alexandra Bianca Visconti de Ron

Phi Sigma Tau: National Honor Society in Philosophy

Samantha Jean Cobb Alexandra Maria Paulin Cameron Walker Hill

Pi Alpha: National Honor Society in Physician Assistant Studies Siobhan Maureen Arey Alexandra Rian Peters Eric Chow Mary E. Prybylowski Elise Kaitlyn Heick Timothy S. Richardson Olivia M. Langevin Matthew Hayes Sherwood Rachael M. McCormick Malyssa Lynda Williams Kathryn E. McIntosh

Pi Epsilon: Honor Society in Environmental Science

Jenna C. Hayward

15 Pi Gamma Mu: National Honor Society in Social Sciences

Emily Marie Allen Briana Simone Lovell Omar Barreiro Stephen H. Lowe Heidi Jeanne Bastian Alyson Catherine Manke Scott Ward Besser Claire Pauline Nakoski Leah Mae-Marie Bombard Megan Mae O’Brien Dylan Joseph Borkowski Paige L. O’Connor Britton Howard Bouchard Matthew J. Poehlmann Rachael Ann Brady Megan Jane Poirier Kristina Marie Breckenridge Chelsea Marie Powell Dieu Thi Bui Marissa Alica Puma Kayla Sherrell Burt Tiffany A. Rawson Collin John Cacchione Katherine Ressel Kelsey Erin Campbell Jacob Elijah Richards Brianna Lynn Capron Ashton Maine Robbins Ettie Ruth Delavak Stephanie Noelle Rogers Brianna Claire Dunn Trevor Michael Rogers Marisa Christina DuVal Nicolette Ryan Rudolph Megan Aldrich Evans Erin Anne Ryan Timothy J. Fandrich Rebecca Ann Ryan Natalie Miranda Glatter Alexandra Kaitlyn Samsonik Devon Elizabeth Hannan Jenna Nicole Seifert Victoria Anne Harris Christopher J. Smith Jenna C. Hayward Christopher J. Spoto Caitlin Frances Hence Chelsie M. Stauch Emily Ann Iles Shannon Teresa Stevens Alyssa M. Kirley Kelsey Marie Thibault Alexandra Marie Lanzafame Jenna M. Togni Greta Mary Lautenschuetz Erin Denise VanBrocklin Miles David Lawlor

Pi Sigma Alpha: National Honor Society in Political Science Britton Howard Bouchard Miles David Lawlor Hunter Igoe Trevor Michael Rogers

16 Psi Chi: National Honor Society in Psychology

Heidi Jeanne Bastian Alyssa M. Kirley Leah Mae-Marie Bombard Athena Christine Klein Krisina Marie Breckenridge Alexandra Marie Lanzafame Kayla Sherrell Burt Megan Jane Poirier Kelsey Erin Campbell Katherine Ressel Brianna Lynn Capron Tess Marie Robb Megan Aldrich Evans Rebecca Ann Ryan Brigitte Renée Gauthier Alexandra Kaitlyn Samsonik Natalie Miranda Glatter Jenna Nicole Seifert Victoria Anne Harris Christopher J. Smith Jason S. Hitzfield Shannon Teresa Stevens Emily Ann Iles Maria T. Swedowski Emily A. Ippolito Jenna M. Togni

Sigma Theta Tau: International Honor Society of Nursing

Laurel Marie Algase Patricia A. Ryan Emily Marie Allen Erika Marie Smith Abby K. Bergeman LeAnn Yang Ge Smith Kimberly M. Burdo Zhaoyong Sun Andrea J. Capone Rachel Jeanette Tower Amber L. Case Amber Lynn Vargason Chelsea J. Claflin Melissa E. Vaughan Chelsea Lu Devine Kendra Elizabeth Dick Graduate Students Ann Mary Field Sebastian Pahl Baker Makayla Marie Flath Michael James Bilbo Jr. Alison L. Gerhat Jessica A. Donaldson Victoria R. Green Tricia M. Drum Sabrina Louise Harmatuk Laura A. Everett Denise A. Johnson Christen M. Haskins Shelby Leigh Klemmt Johaun T. Jackson Karly Jean Kwasigroch Margaret M. Kozsan David Michael Lazzaro Jr Wai-Yin Z. Law Jessica Rae Louise Laura E. Minnoe Morgan Joy Mancuso Kelly Parker Alexa Rae McGregor Asserai M. Richardson Nicole Elizabeth Menapace Morgan B. Rowe Brett Cameron Clair Peters Lisa T. Soderberg Molly L. Rodriguez Christopher A. Spinella

17 Tau Sigma: National Honor Society for Transfer Students

Ariana Caridad Anoceto Athena Christine Klein Emily Laura Bernabei Catherine Mary Lasda Rachael Ann Brady Miles David Lawlor Brittany Marie Brigandi Jessica Rae Louise Maeve Kathleen Byrne Mark A. Martin Mackenzie Lee Chase Robert R. Moorshead MacKenzie Judith Comeau John Scott Murphy Benjamin R. Crilly Benjamin James Novak Emily Kathleen Daniul Ivan Olesh Rachel Julienne DellaRagione Gregory Alan Raslan Melanie P. Fortin Tess Marie Robb Abigail Marie Geen Trevor Michael Rogers Victoria R. Green Peter Mitchell Sadowitz Michelle Elizabeth Gorea James Francis Sikora II Jenna C. Hayward Christopher J. Smith Richard Joseph Hensel Francis James Valchine III Emily A. Ippolito Erin Denise VanBrocklin Nura Adnan Jaber Michael R. Venditte Christopher Newman Jackson

Theta Alpha Kappa: National Honor Society in Religion

Nora Patricia Hoodmaker

18 Departmental Honors

Departmental honors are earned through intensive study in the major field.

College of Arts and Sciences

ANTHROPOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY, HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY Miles David Lawlor Devon Elizabeth Hannan PSYCHOLOGY CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Heidi Jeanne Bastian Brian Kelly Wilson Carrie Faye Bates Jenna M. Togni CREATIVE WRITING Shayla Brumfield Daniel James Massett Marissa Janay Moore

McDevitt Fellows Programs

COMPUTER SCIENCE NATURAL SCIENCES Trevor Onori Sarah Canarelli Daniel J. Della Posta Steven Ferguson Jean-Philippe Rancy Shania Hayward INFORMATION SYSTEMS Erica MacKey Katherine Markstein Trevor Onori Corey Palmer Daniel J. Della Posta Brian Wilson Jean-Philippe Rancy

Madden School of Business

INFORMATION SYSTEMS MSIS GRADUATE THESIS DEFENSE Daniel J. Della Posta IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS Travis Joseph Graig Jean-Philippe Rancy Trevor Onori

19 INTEGRAL HONORS DEGREE

The Integral Honors degree, the highest distinction Le Moyne confers upon its undergraduates, is earned through participation in an intensive four-year program of study that culminates in an honors thesis project completed under the guidance of a faculty mentor.

Megan Lindsey Audette B.S., Biology “The Bioethics of Genetic Intelligence Research” (Mentors: Michael Kagan, Ph.D., Beth Mitchell, Ph.D.) James R. Gayvert B.S., Chemistry, Computer Science “The Third Pillar of Science: How Computational Science is Changing the Way We Do Research” (Mentor: Michael Masingale, Ph.D.) Theodore Loren Grader II B.A., Communications “Creative Project: Film and Art: The Politics of Captain America: Civil War” (Mentor: Bryan Cole, M.F.A.) Timothy Loren Grader II B.A., Communications “Making Bank” (Mentor: Patrick Lawler, M.A.) Sebaah Ahmad Hamad B.A., English “The Hope of Return: Shame and Guilt Haunt Salma Jayyusi’s Poetry and Palestinian Post-Nakba Poetry” (Mentor: Elliott Bazzano, Ph.D.) Clare Marie Herubin B.S., Biology “Substance Use Disorders in Physicians: The Prevalence, Causes, and Ethical Implications” (Mentor: Christina Michaelson, Ph.D.) Ellen F. Murphy B.A., English “Margaret and Me: A Dialogue of Travel Writing through Time” (Mentor: Julie Olin-Ammentorp, Ph.D.) Alexandra Maria Paulin B.A., Communications “Disempowering Women: The Disconnect Between Image and Reality in Advertising” (Mentor: Ann Allen, M.S.) Amari D. Pollard B.A., Communications, English “The Case of the Black Athlete” (Mentor: Michael Streissguth, M.A.) Andrew T. Schuchman B.A., English “Thoughts to Stage: The Process of Translating Literature to the Stage in Godfather Death /The Next Death” (Mentor: Patrick Lawler, M.A.) Kathleen Anna Stomps B.A., Theatre Arts “A Feminine ’View’: Exploring the Undescribed Feminine Characters in Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge” (Mentor: Lindsey Sikes, M.A.) Marisa A. Valent B.A., Spanish, Theatre Arts “Frida Kahlo: Feminist” (Mentor: Orlando Ocampo, Ph.D.)

20 DEGREE HONORS

Students who have achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.85–4.00 in all subjects by the end of their study are awarded the bachelor’s degree of summa cum laude.

BACHELOR OF ARTS Heidi Jeanne Bastian Sebaah Ahmad Hamad Halie Lynne Kicsak Savanna L. Clendining Devon Elizabeth Hannan Miles David Lawlor Abigail MacKensie Conlin Alec Mackenzie Harmeyer Brooke Marie Merrifield Amanda Lee D’Angelo Margaret M. Hatty Alexandra Maria Paulin Melanie P. Fortin Kristen Mae Hefti Amari D. Pollard Danielle Claire Freedman Kaitlin Allison Hines Chelsea Marie Powell Theodore Loren Grader II Hunter Igoe Alexandra Kaitlyn Samsonik

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sarah Leanne Abbott Matthew Anthony Dabrowski John Thomas Mickelinc Maggie-Anne Lorraine Ambrose Brigitte Renée Gauthier Kate Elisabeth Moore Megan Lindsey Audette James R. Gayvert Meara Ann Mosny Julia Ann Bailey Alanna Marie Glidden Jason David Palmowski Lee Matthew Bauter Andrea Ellen Golembiewski Gianno N. Pannafino Kevin F. Benedict Chelsea Anne Harris Maria Alyse Rocco Alexa Mercedes Boccia McKenzie Raye Harris Peter Mitchell Sadowitz Ashley C. Brightman Ryan John Homeyer Kathleen Elizabeth Slade William Henry Brown Emily Ann Iles Erika Marie Smith Timothy Louis Buff Jr. Alyssa M. Kirley Heidi A. Stahl Sarah Elizabeth Canarelli Karly Jean Kwasigroch Taylor Ann Stevens Natalie Marie Casson Caleb Joseph Christian Larnerd Adellynne Rae Studer MacKenzie Judith Comeau Kathryn Quinn Manion Brian Kelly Wilson Theresa Irene Coon Jennifer Rose Merola Anna Mackenzie Curtin James Patrick Mickelinc

Students who have achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.70–3.84 in all subjects by the end of their study are awarded the bachelor’s degree of magna cum laude. BACHELOR OF ARTS Carrie Faye Bates Emily A. Ippolito Nicholas Adam Steiner Britton Howard Bouchard Christopher Newman Jackson Samantha Marie Stento Rachel Tori Chea Molly Catherine McGuane Kathleen Anna Stomps Sarah A. Donovan Ellen F. Murphy Inez Esmeralda Timberger Steven D. Ferguson Claire Pauline Nakoski Marisa A. Valent Natalie Miranda Glatter Adam Randell Phipps-Swanson Thomas Anthony Vazquez Timothy Loren Grader II Matthew J. Poehlmann Alexandra Bianca Visconti de Ron Richard Joseph Hensel Rebecca Ann Ryan Cameron Walker Hill Christopher J. Smith

21 Students who have achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.70–3.84 in all subjects by the end of their study are awarded the bachelor’s degree of magna cum laude. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Laurel Marie Algase Kieran J. Daley Paige Frances Kuebler Ariana Caridad Anoceto Megan Aldrich Evans Alexa Rae McGregor Carrie Faye Bates Steven D. Ferguson John Michael Morrison Jonathan Christopher Becker Ann Mary Field John Scott Murphy Abby K. Bergeman Jesse Aaron Flynt Kathy Nguyen Scott Ward Besser Kristen Foti Lauren Kathryn O’Connor Kimberly M. Burdo David Allan Fraser Brett Cameron Clair Peters Matthew Vincent Calascibetta Aidan R. Fuller Brooke Marie Reilley Emily Elizabeth Campbell Abigail Marie Geen Colin R. Reynolds Kelsey Erin Campbell Michelle Elizabeth Gorea Samantha R. Schoepflin Benjamin L. Carrock Travis Joseph Graig Jenna Nicole Seifert Erin Rose Chetney Victoria Anne Harris Philip Gregory Stolarski III George Huse Waterman Christie Jr. Jenna C. Hayward Amber Lynn Vargason Derek B. Cimino Clare Marie Herubin Andrea Mary Wade Benjamin R. Crilly Christina G. Humbert Laurence X. Zagada Laura Elizabeth Cumbo Nusreta Ibrahimovic David George Zielewicz Christopher Daniel Dale John Matthew Koenig

Students who have achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.50–3.69 in all subjects by the end of their study are awarded the bachelor’s degree of cum laude. BACHELOR OF ARTS Alex James Altland Brianna Claire Dunn Paige L. O’Connor Omar Barreiro Autumn Ellen Rose Frödelius Maria Elizabeth Piraino Emily Ann Beck Mathew Gregory Gavula Emily Rose Richey Annette Marie Blair Sydni L. Hamlin Sabrina J. Riley Leah Mae-Marie Bombard Jason S. Hitzfield Tess Marie Robb Maeve Kathleen Byrne Daniel Ismael López Ashton Maine Robbins Collin John Cacchione Briana Simone Lovell Elizabeth Patricia Russell Cheyenne Leigh Chauvin Stephen H. Lowe Brittany L. Sims Samantha Jean Cobb Larissa Nicole Maier Sarah Nicole Togni Rachel Julienne DellaRagione Mackenzie Lauren Marple Mary Rose Drucker Liam S. Matthews

22 Students who have achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.50–3.69 in all subjects by the end of their study are awarded the bachelor’s degree of cum laude.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Nicholas A. Agrippino III Esef Hamzic Tiffany A. Rawson Emily Marie Allen Sabrina Louise Harmatuk Molly L. Rodriguez Eduardo Arriaga Sarah Kathleen Hetterich Ambrose Tumaini Ryan Allegra Lee Bell Elaina Christine Hill Patricia A. Ryan Emily Laura Bernabei Jason S. Hitzfield Angela Marie Savage Matthew James Breazzano Michael Jensen Kathleen Abigail Saville Kristina Marie Breckenridge Cade M. Kelleher Tyler James Schmitt Alexander R. Briggs Athena Christine Klein Madison Drew Sheridan John Michael Burczak Shelby Leigh Klemmt James Francis Sikora II Kayla Sherrell Burt Molly Elizabeth Korce Grace Katherine Simpson Valerie Marie Butler Alexandra Marie Lanzafame Jeffrey C. Smith Jr. Jodie Danielle Carncross David Michael Lazzaro Jr LeAnn Yang Ge Smith Amber L. Case Gabrielle Marie Liguori Stephanie A. Sobon Courtney Elizabeth Case Morgan Joy Mancuso Annie M. Steve Mackenzie Lee Chase Alyson Catherine Manke Shannon Teresa Stevens Chelsea J. Claflin Kathryn D. Martin Maria T. Swedowski Dean Robert Comstock Mark A. Martin Nicholas Andrew Tabone Brooke Elizabeth Corlew Kendra Jade McGregor Salvatore Gian Tartaro Franklin Thomas Dalton Nicole Elizabeth Menapace Jenna M. Togni Ettie Ruth Delavak Nirissa K. Miller Rachel Jeanette Tower Chelsea Lu Devine Sydney Paige Murphy Amanda J. Trombly Kendra Elizabeth Dick Hannah Lyndsey Nichols Tiffany Haven Trovato Donato Leonardo DiNorcia Jr. Benjamin James Novak Francis James Valchine III Tyler John Dix Bridget E. Odorczyk James Luke Wafful Henry John Eisloeffel IV Amanda Ify Ojugbeli Rachel Marie Welsh Holly K. Fanning Ivan Olesh Maya Marie Werksman Erica Laxmi Fey Fabiola M. Peralta-Rodriguez Cassilyn May Wolff Makayla Marie Flath Christina Marie Perry Jacob William Woodward Alexis Marie Garbarino Megan Jane Poirier Megan Taylor Zeglen Alison L. Gerhat Damian Michael Powers Erik William Gorenflo Rachel Anna Prentice

23 Degrees in Course

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BACHELOR OF ARTS Kohinur Aktar Abigail MacKensie Conlin Alex James Altland Patrick Michael Cosmo Paige M. Antinarella Michael V. Cragg Charnelle Kessie Asante Joseph Douglas Cummings Samantha Kathleen Ashley Joshua Michael Dalton Darilynn Averett Gabriella Morgan Daly Mark Costello Bachman Amanda Lee D’Angelo* Chelsea L. Balan Lizmarie DeJesus Christian Robert Barnello Kennia Delafe Destiny Joyce Barnes* Amanda Marie DelCoro Omar Barreiro Tanika Delee Heidi Jeanne Bastian Rachel Julienne DellaRagione Carrie Faye Bates Jacquelynne Elizabeth DeRegis Emily Ann Beck Christina Disclafani Bryan Charles Benson Jr. Sarah A. Donovan* Ronald C. Bertrand Mary Rose Drucker Gabrielle Ashley Bidwell* Brianna Claire Dunn Annette Marie Blair Marisa Christina DuVal Shannon Marie Boehmer Kelly Kathleen East Leah Mae-Marie Bombard Emily Anita Eastman* Claude-Taela Bonnet Morgan Giovanna Egeberg Dylan Joseph Borkowski* Anthony Joseph Faiola Samantha Marie Bossone Timothy J. Fandrich Britton Howard Bouchard Daniel Allen Fantacone Heather Allyce Brumbaugh Maura Anne Fay Shayla Brumfield Steven D. Ferguson Andrea Mary Buchanan Joseph Martins Fleischman Stanley J. Buczek III Brianna R. Flugel Maeve Kathleen Byrne Melanie P. Fortin Collin John Cacchione Hannah Jane Francemone Kara Suzanne Capozza Danielle Claire Freedman Corinna Noelle Castiglia Autumn Ellen Rose Frödelius Imalai C. Castro Troy T. Garbinski Michelle L. Cathcart Amy L. Gauthier Adam Justin Celata Mathew Gregory Gavula Alexander T. Chapman Forrest Patric Gilbert Hayley Margaret Chase Natalie Miranda Glatter Cheyenne Leigh Chauvin James Anthony Goodridge Rachel Tori Chea Theodore Loren Grader II Luke A. Chestnut Timothy Loren Grader II Kelly Christine Clemmer Jonnah Marie Graser Savanna L. Clendining** Victoria Theresa Graveline Samantha Jean Cobb Mikayla Nicole Graves Kaeleigh Alexis Collins Alexis Danyelle Grosso

24 Casey Nicole Hagen Kellyann R. Lubrino Brittany Nicole Hagerman* Sean Michael Lyons Sebaah Ahmad Hamad Larissa Nicole Maier Lynn Marie Hamilton Anthony Joseph Maio IV Sydni L. Hamlin Joseph A. Malone Devon Elizabeth Hannan Alexander S. Marji Mary Grace Hanson* Tonimarie Marko Alec Mackenzie Harmeyer Mackenzie Lauren Marple Renard Harris Jonathan Martial Margaret M. Hatty Kelly M. Mascari Aleksa T. Hayes Daniel James Massett Kristen Mae Hefti Liam S. Matthews Richard Joseph Hensel* Samantha A. McCormick Shane M. Heyne Molly Catherine McGuane Cameron Walker Hill Andrew Hayes McInerney Liza Marie Hillegas Nicole Rae McMahon Kaitlin Allison Hines Nanette Jean McMahon-White Jason S. Hitzfield Brooke Marie Merrifield Denzel Hogan Melissa Ann Mondt* Cresner O. Holt Marissa Janay Moore Joshua Allen Holtham Mary Kate Morgan Shanique M. Hordge Jazmin Lizette Moses Hunter Igoe Midheta Mujak* Nicolette Elizabeth Inserra Ellen F. Murphy Emily A. Ippolito Claire Pauline Nakoski Christopher Newman Jackson Ryan P. Nolan Arin Madeline Jackubowski Emilie Hanson Oakes Brittany Nicole Jaworski Alekzandar Karl Obry Cole M. Jaworski Donald Laurence O’Connell Muna Y. Jeylani Paige L. O’Connor Karissa Nicole John Daniel J. Olivo Audrey Helen Johnstone Reynaldo Jose Ortiz Bridget Sophia Kelly Yanko D. Panipinto Bridget Anne Kenney Miranda Lynn Parkis* Halie Lynne Kicsak* Lindsay Nicole Patterson Delanie Alexis Laface Alexandra Maria Paulin Jennifer Lau Brittany Elizabeth Peltz Miles David Lawlor Matthew Edgar Perry Jade Anna Lazuardi Jennifer A. Petersen Amber C. Lee India K. Petties Stephane Daniel Legris Adam Randell Phipps-Swanson Ebony N. Letlough Maria Elizabeth Piraino* John Gabriel Levanti Matthew J. Poehlmann Marina A. Locastro Amari D. Pollard Daniel Ismael López* Chelsea Marie Powell* Briana Simone Lovell Michael C. Procopio Stephen H. Lowe Grant Martin Prudhomme

25 Leah A. Quinones Nicholas Adam Steiner Bryan R. Reader* Samantha Marie Stento Staphanie T. Rhoads Haley Michelle Stogsdill Kristiana Rica Kathleen Anna Stomps Jacob Elijah Richards Marie Sugio Emily Rose Richey* Allie Manya Szczerba Sabrina J. Riley Chelsea J. Taft Alexander C. Rita* Carijo Alison Taro Tess Marie Robb Rachel Devereaux Terry Ashton Maine Robbins Dakir Thompson Brittany Rogers Emily Christina Thompson Stephanie Noelle Rogers Stephen Michael Thomson Jr. Trevor Michael Rogers Lauren Ashlie Thornton Nicolette Ryan Rudolph Inez Esmeralda Timberger Elizabeth Patricia Russell Sarah Nicole Togni Rebecca Ann Ryan Samuel Raymond Tucker* Luke J. Sakran Sheila Turley Adriana Matia Salatino Marisa A. Valent Samantha Lynn Salerno Erin Denise VanBrocklin Alexandra Kaitlyn Samsonik Daniella Marie Vazquez Toni A. Santos Thomas Anthony Vazquez Robert Charles Scala Tyler Hunt Veltre Andrew T. Schuchman Katey E. Virkler Brendon James Schunck Alexandra Bianca Visconti de Ron Zachary Francis Sealy Kathy Thi Vu Ashley Elizabeth Shafer Mía Genesis Wade Alexander J. Sheffer Abby B. Walters Brittany L. Sims Shanleigh A. White Deidre S. Skerritt Jordyn N. Wilkinson Christopher J. Smith Courtney Williams Oksana V. Sokolik Etossi K. Williams Nicole Lynne Soule David Zurawski

* These students have completed the College’s teacher education program. **These students have completed the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps and are commissioned as an Army officer. This program is not proof that an individual was or was not awarded a degree by Le Moyne College.

26 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Sarah Leanne Abbott Steven D. Ferguson Gabriel Thomas Adams Erica Laxmi Fey Brittany Lynn Allen Cal Thomas Filtch Maggie-Anne Lorraine Ambrose Barbara A. Fisher Hannah B. Arden Kristen Nicole French Jennifer L. Ashens Timothy Robert Freund Bojan Atanasovski Benjamin F. Fruce Megan Lindsey Audette Marina Rose Gagliano Emily Catherine Bagley Jeremy Nathaniel Galvin Nicholas Anthony Bailey Alexis Marie Garbarino Carrie Faye Bates Brigitte Renée Gauthier Lee Matthew Bauter James R. Gayvert Rachael Ann Brady Abigail Marie Geen Kristina Marie Breckenridge Alanna Marie Glidden Ryan Jeffrey Breen Sarah Marie Harmatuk* Alexander R. Briggs McKenzie Raye Harris Ashley C. Brightman Victoria Anne Harris Dieu Thi Bui Kristyn Michelle Hartwell Kayla Sherrell Burt Jenna C. Hayward Shaneaka Lanea Butler Caitlin Frances Hence* Kelsey Erin Campbell Alexandra Lynn Hennessy Sarah Elizabeth Canarelli Clare Marie Herubin Brianna Lynn Capron Austin C. Higgins Danielle Teresa Carlone Elaina Christine Hill Courtney Elizabeth Case Jason S. Hitzfield Natalie Marie Casson Erin Kathleen Holleran Artivan J. Cherwin Ryan John Homeyer MacKenzie Judith Comeau Nora Patricia Hoodmaker Colette Flora Cook Morgan Ashley Hope Theresa Irene Coon Tamarah C. Houghton Benjamin R. Crilly Christina G. Humbert Rohan Edward Cumberbatch Paige E. Hyde Laura Elizabeth Cumbo Nusreta Ibrahimovic Anna M. Curtin Emily Ann Iles Franklin Thomas Dalton Chelsie Marie Arricivita Inlong Ettie Ruth Delavak* Sean Thomas Kearns Donato Leonardo DiNorcia Jr. Cade M. Kelleher Gabrielle Marie DiPirro Alyssa M. Kirley Tyler John Dix Athena Christine Klein Elena Mae Doctor John Matthew Koenig Daniel Patrick Doran Emily Elizabeth Krol Johanna Catherine Dundon Paige Frances Kuebler Hallie Y. Einhart Alexandra Marie Lanzafame Henry John Eisloeffel IV Kaitlin Rose Lanzatella* Carolyn G. Ellis Caleb Joseph Christian Larnerd Megan Aldrich Evans* Greta Mary Lautenschuetz* Holly K. Fanning Selena Lily Lupkowski

27 Meagan Elizabeth Malarkey Benjamin Thomas Rodgers Kathryn Quinn Manion Ambrose Tumaini Ryan Alyson Catherine Manke* Peter Mitchell Sadowitz Ariana Nadia Marshall Angela Marie Savage Mark A. Martin Tyler James Schmitt Gabrielle Marí Masse Samantha R. Schoepflin Zachary L. McCarthy Jenna Nicole Seifert Sámáriá Jeremiah McClary Elvis Selimovic Nicholas M. McCreary Gabriella M. Sgroi* Logan Grace McEvoy Kathleen Elizabeth Slade Kendra Jade McGregor Scott C. Sotherden Maeve Lindsay McQuilkin Victoria Lynn Soucy Jennifer Rose Merola Sean Edward Spier Kathryn Elizabeth Meyer Christopher J. Spoto Kate Elisabeth Moore Heidi A. Stahl John Michael Morrison Chelsie M. Stauch Jordan Elizabeth Musa Shannon Teresa Stevens Roberto Napoleon III Taylor Ann Stevens Amanda D. Nguyen Adellynne Rae Studer Helen H. Nguyen Maria T. Swedowski Lena Nguyen Jenna M. Togni Hannah Lyndsey Nichols Amanda J. Trombly Alexander Thomas O’Brien Harry Stuart Tucker Jr. Megan Mae O’Brien Victoria Amber Van Schoick Lauren Kathryn O’Connor Nathaniel James Vázquez Brittany Paige O’Hara James Luke Wafful Amanda Ify Ojugbeli Chase W. Westbrook Ivan Olesh Stephanie Rose Wheatley Gianno N. Pannafino Faith N. Whitmore* Zachary Mark Pearson Taylor Joy Wilk Christina Marie Perry Brian Kelly Wilson Cameron G. Pierce Julia Ann Wilson Megan Jane Poirier Cassilyn May Wolff Rachel Anna Prentice* Jacob William Woodward Gabrielle Marie Procko Laurence X. Zagada Marissa Alice Puma Hanai Zahran Tiffany A. Rawson Mariana Margaretta Zallo Jacquelynn Kate Reno Panagiotis Zaraidonis Katherine Ressel* Waldemar Alexander Zawadzki Ana S. Reyna Espinosa Yuriy Zdebskyy Colin R. Reynolds David George Zielewicz Alyssa Elizabeth Ricci Sean Michael Zoccolillo Jacob Elijah Richards

* These students have completed the College’s teacher education program.

28 MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Michael B. Abbott II Evan M. Connolly Nicholas A. Agrippino III Mary Margaret Continetti Erica Lindsey Alden John Christopher Cook Ariana Caridad Anoceto Seth Niklas Corbin Alec Giovanni Antonucci Matthew T. Corino Jordan M. Argueta Caroline Sophie Cotran Eduardo Arriaga Elizabeth Mikaela Courcelle Burton Kyle August Meredith Lynn Cuddihy Stephanie A. Aylor Matthew Anthony Dabrowski Julia Ann Bailey Christopher Daniel Dale Sarah M. Bear Kieran J. Daley Jonathan Christopher Becker Brian Michael Davis Allegra Lee Bell Daniel J. Della Posta Kevin F. Benedict Ailayia C. Demand Emily Laura Bernabei Ryan James Desmond Scott Ward Besser Austin J. Dillon William Joseph Bigsby Callum Donnelly Jon Patrick Bingham Andriana Eleni Dourdas Alexa Mercedes Boccia Nicole Brooke Easterly Austin Anthony Bouse Tyler M. Falcone Matthew James Breazzano Jesse Aaron Flynt William Henry Brown Shea Sylvia Foster Timothy Louis Buff Jr. Kristen Foti William Douglas Bunn Logan Tyler Fournier John Michael Burczak David Allan Fraser Matthew T. Buroni Aidan R. Fuller Valerie Marie Butler Craig J. Garrow Matthew Vincent Calascibetta Shawna Morgan Gelfuso Daizon C. Camp Andrea Ellen Golembiewski Emily Elizabeth Campbell Erik William Gorenflo Taylor L. Carlucci Travis Joseph Graig Benjamin L. Carrock Kenneth M. Hall Jason M. Caruso Esef Hamzic Carly Rae Catchpole Chelsea Anne Harris Ryan Matthew Chaires Kathryn Michelle Hetling William R. Chapman Sarah Kathleen Hetterich Mackenzie Lee Chase Taylor Jon Hotaling Ying Chen Patrick R. Hynes Erin Rose Chetney Drew Robert Ingalsbe George Huse Waterman Christie Jr. Jack Patrick Jeffery Derek B. Cimino Michael Jensen Victoria Susan Clark Wesley Mateo Johnson Katherine M. Clarke Halina A. Kalinowski Alexander Wheeler Coffrin Kevin M. Karleski Joseph James Colelli Tyler J. Kehl Dean Robert Comstock Fady K. Khatib Sean Robert Conners Stanley Richard Klasek

29 Molly Elizabeth Korce Liam Patrick Roohan Dylan F. Kyle Marena A. Russo Rosando J. Leckie Nicholas Joseph Sageer Alan M. Lefebre Andrew J. Sannito Dion C. Lewis Jr. Jessica I. Santos Gabrielle Marie Liguori Hannah Kathryn Savage Kathryn D. Martin Kathleen Abigail Saville Bernard J. Martinese Timothy E. Scanlon Jr. Ryan Matthews Toni M. Secreti William James McCartan Anna Shtikyan Joseph A. McLeod James Francis Sikora II Danielle Leigh McMahon Grace Katherine Simpson Owen Desmond McRae Jeffrey C. Smith Jr. Tyler Trace Mele Benjamin Douglas Spoor Jordan D. Meloling Colby Raymond Stage Danielle Jo Merrill Annie M. Steve James Patrick Mickelinc Philip Gregory Stolarski III John Thomas Mickelinc Xiaotong Sun Brandon James Miller Nicholas Andrew Tabone Nirissa K. Miller Salvatore Gian Tartaro Meara Ann Mosny Bailey Allyn Teachman Colin Larkin Moynihan Zachary River Terry Matthew Martin Muldowney Leah D. Tooley John Scott Murphy Benjamin Michael Trudell Majlinda Mustafa Tien Phung Truong Briana Nicole Naples Victoria Delores Vaccaro Matthew W. Needham Francis James Valchine III Kathy Nguyen Dain E. VanHousen Ryan Patrick Noone Michael R. Venditte Benjamin James Novak William P. Veruto Bridget E. Odorczyk Andrea Mary Wade Trevor Jameson Onori James Kieran Walker Jason David Palmowski Benjamin J. Walsh Fabiola M. Peralta-Rodriguez Madeline Margaret Warren Damian Michael Powers Evan Michael White Kevin Thomas Putnam Steven Alexander Williams Gregory Alan Raslan Talisha Marie Wright Brooke Marie Reilley Shawn Thomas Yencha Rachel Lynn Reis Ceylan J. Yildiz Maria Alyse Rocco Alexander Dane Young Miguel James Rodriguez Mary Elizabeth Young Brian Edward Rogers Kari Lynn Yudin

30 PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Laurel Marie Algase Nicole Elizabeth Menapace Emily Marie Allen Maria Dina Moroz Michele Ellen Antonacci Sydney Paige Murphy Meredith B. Arnold Lexi Marisa Newell Abby K. Bergeman Amanda L. Nicholas Elise Christine BeVard Elizabeth Nickels Mariah J. Bliss Rebecca S. Ossont Gifty Yaa Bosompem Brett Cameron Clair Peters Kimberly M. Burdo Emily N. Porter Andrea J. Capone Julia Elizabeth Porter Jodie Danielle Carncross Meagan Anne Price Amber L. Case Amanda Marie Quinn Cali Elizabeth Chappell Katie Marie Reynolds Chelsea J. Claflin Molly L. Rodriguez Sarah M. Connolly Michelle Alaine Rose Zendel Lynn Cordwell Erin Anne Ryan Brooke Elizabeth Corlew Patricia A. Ryan Chelsea Lu Devine Olivia Kate Scuderi Kaitlyn E. Dewey Madison Drew Sheridan Kendra Elizabeth Dick Angela M. Smith Alexa L. DiFabio Erika Marie Smith Shanley Rose Dingle LeAnn Yang Ge Smith Ann Mary Field Stephanie A. Sobon Makayla Marie Flath Alexandra L. Sochia Katherine M. Geiss Marriana Helene Stenta Alison L. Gerhat Emma Rose Stevens Lauren C. Giannetti Rachel A. Strong Michelle Elizabeth Gorea Zhaoyong Sun Victoria R. Green Ruth Tallents Carlie Susanne Gutzmer Kelsey Marie Thibault Jacqueline S. Hard Rachel Jeanette Tower Sabrina Louise Harmatuk Tiffany Haven Trovato Erin Elizabeth Haube Jacqueline J. Turner Alana L. Hotchkiss Jayne Marie Vamvakias Pamela B. Houck Jolene M. VanAntwerp Denise A. Johnson Amber Lynn Vargason Shelby Leigh Klemmt Melissa E. Vaughan Isabelle M. Klima Morgan Ashley Verrillo Karly Jean Kwasigroch Caroline Catherine Weber Emily Ann Lapp Cassidy M. Weeks David Michael Lazzaro Jr Rachel Marie Welsh Jessica Rae Louise Maya Marie Werksman Morgan Joy Mancuso Igor Yatsyuk Ofelia R. Martinez Megan Taylor Zeglen Taylor Paige Martinez Jillian Mackenzie Zirbel Alexa Rae McGregor Olivia Marie Zumpano Mariah Micua McIntosh Paul Michael Zumpano II

31 Graduate Students Please note that these individuals were awarded their degrees at a separate ceremony held on Friday, May 19.

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES MASTER OF SCIENCE – ARTS ADMINISTRATION

Sarah E. Anson Naomi R. Masingale Meranda M. Beauvais Andrew Gregory Miledonis III Betiea J. Bowens Sophia Ann Mostafa Deborah E. Cramer Vern Phillip Rink Meghan Rose Dillon Tamar J. Smithers Laniesha Monét Dotson Benjamin James Verdi Kimberly Geniece Grader

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Helen A. Abbott Sara Anne Kees Marcy Ann Baker Tracy Lynne Searle Klefbeck Amie L. Bisignano Kate D. Lane Gary J. Brisson John J. Lawrence Jason Earl Cecile Christopher R. Leahey Sean Michael Clarke Mark Lorenzo Mason Shannon Mary Coholan Amber Mazur Michelle R. Costello Nathan A. Murray Deanna Meshalle Daniel Amy Ellen Riemenschneider Kathryn Himiak Daughton Gina Salerno Lynnette Kim DePoint Leah M. Simonds Tina M. Decarlo Melissa Ann Sisco Christopher Joseph McNamara DiFulvio Daniel Robert Stadtmiller Jamie L. Durgey Phineas L. Stevens Jennifer M. Fragola Penny L. Sweeney Renee Eve Hendrickson Jennifer L. Terpening Joelle D. Hendry Diane M. Vitello Abbie F. Hoffman Charles Vivacqua Jr. Amanda L. Hopkins Maura Hart White

32 PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

Ahmadjan Ataniyazov Meagan Lee Lecuyer Gisella Rose Barletta Christopher Michael Martin Erin M. Batson Taryn M. Michael Brittany Marie Brigandi Alexandria C. Molinaro Kimberly Michelle Clements Kara M. Morris Daniel P. Collins Courtney Erin Paddock Megan A. Collins Chelsea L. Paquette Tracy C. Couto Victoria Rose Peryea Ricky James Davey Alyssa C. Porrino Megan Leigh Dennehy Michael George Puma Kayce Giselle Dima Brittany A. Reals Amanda L. Dolbear Ruth Anne Rogers Brian L. Donahue Joseph W. Rotondo Nozanin Donayorova Tiffany C. Rush Daniela Dubovici Theresa R. Rutkowski PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Alexandra Marie Dudick Mary Elizabeth Schad CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY Cynthia Lynne Elliott Emily A. Sherwood Aileen Marie Figueroa Mehmet Akif Suluoglu DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Shannon Elaine Grogan Laura Francis Traverni Ryan D. Grome Nina Marie Thompson Sarah F. Hudson Caroline R. Tuck Alyssa Marie Hilton Morgan Marie Wicks Christina D. Hough Orken Yessimkhan Kelly E. Hughes Eva I. Zayas Melissa Anne Landstrom

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE FOR TEACHERS Muntaha Mdhat-Habeeb Ahmed Kristen Mae Hefti Rosario A. Anamaria Kerwin L. Hughes Crystal K. Barone Matthew C. Iamondo Bryan Charles Benson Jr. John Andrew Jaworski David M. Brandon Nicole M. Luca Ian C. Brennan Melissa MaryAnn Monica Micki Lynn Burry Robert R. Moorshead Angela M. Carnicelli Hisam F. Nesheiwat Patrick Steven Carroll Amanda Jean Potter Michael V. Cragg Allie Mackensie Randall Kayla Fiorini Delia Morgan E. Roemer Melanie Marie Dominick Kristen M. Romagnoli Lauren Patricia Emmi Elizabeth B. Swartele Timothy J. Fandrich Anna J. Taft Molly Elizabeth Ganley Ashley Leigh Wade Nikolas Warren Gray Alicia E. Wallace Anne Marie Guanciale Nina A. Williams Kathryn Joann Hawthorne 33 PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY DEPARTMENT OF NURSING

Margaret M. Kozsan Kathleen A. Spillett

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE – NURSING

Sebastian Pahl Baker Janielle L. McLeod Michael James Bilbo Jr. Grace Margaret Michel Lindsey Deborah Boe Laura E. Minnoe Jessica A. Donaldson Elizabeth Griffin O’Connor Tricia M. Drum Kelly Parker Laura A. Everett Asserai M. Richardson Christen M. Haskins Morgan B. Rowe Johaun T. Jackson Lisa T. Soderberg Wai-Yin Z. Law Christopher A. Spinella Jonathan M. LeSuer Donna Eileen White Olga N. Martin

PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE – OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Bridget Marie Brady Presley Ann Ranieri Adrianna R. D’Aurora Demi Rose Reyes Brittany Elizabeth DeMaio Bolaji Rosiji Jordan P. Giarraputo Maria Santana Molly Margaret Gosson Gabrielle Lynn Santarelli Mitchell Farneti Hillegas Tré Kristofer-Terrence Scott Jaimie Kelly Hughes Dominique Rose Scripa Kristina Khurshudian Danielle Elizabeth Smerald Catherine Mary Lasda Jasmine S. Stackhouse Lindsay N. MacGregor Toni Marie Tardibone Ashley Ann Marino Brian Anthony Tomassi Lauren Aileen McLoughlin Raquel P. Vescio Page Staley Hope Moore Melissa Wong Alexandra Nicole Morrone Zarina Zaynutdinova Shane Michael O’Shea Samantha René Painter

34 PURCELL SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE – PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES

Faizan Ahmad Olivia M. Langevin Mary Kathryn Alexander Carrie E. Lergner Quentin Lawrence Archer Thomas Joseph Loughlin Siobhan Maureen Arey Allison E. Lurz Shanna J. Barran Jesse Thomas Lyon Angela K. Binion Gabriela Madrigal Brooke Nicole Binion Teardaad Makarachi Brian Matthew Boyle Rinu A. Mathew Payal Rajendra Brahmbhatt Rachael M. McCormick Amy Elizabeth Brownell Kathryn E. McIntosh Lindsey M. Cafarell John Xavier Miller Eric Chow Rebecca Amber Morissette Nicolette Christopher Kaela Nicole Nassief Lisa Simone Cushing Brittany Allissa Paul Brian Dam Vasiliy V. Pechenyy Merrick L. Doody Alexandra Rian Peters Marisa Jane Drazek Gregory Thomas Pier Sarah S. Dyckman David Vaughn Porter Jr. Sean C. M. Easton Rachel Caroline Preusser Alexandra R. Fisher Mary E. Prybylowski Kelly E. Fisk Melissa Raquel Ramírez Nicole Elizabeth Forbord Aimee Elizabeth Raponi Katrina Elizabeth Garrigan Timothy S. Richardson Allison Marie Gola Angie M. Rodriguez Benjamin Joseph Greene Anthony Rodriguez Brittany Nicole Groth Jacqueline C. Rosenbaum Abigail L. Hall Chelsea Michelle Savage Cristina Frances Hall Matthew Hayes Sherwood Sung Yeup Han Avery J. Sills Sariah Noelle Hedrick-Attari Jennifer Nicole Sopko Elise Kaitlyn Heick Andrew S. Thompson Nickolas Anthony Izzo Corey Robert Tiller Nura Adnan Jaber Scott Michael Valane Elizabeth Lynn Janson Pavel Voronko Sarah Kibone Khauka Christopher J. Wilcox Amrutha Krishnakumar Malyssa Lynda Williams Katharine Lynn Kurtz Emily C. Winans

35 MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Nicholas A. Agrippino III Matthew Jon Last Ariana Caridad Anoceto Adrienne L. Law Rachel Lynn Barber Gabrielle Marie Liguori Randall C. Bittel Matthew John Losty David Alexander Cameron-Carter John Peter Lutz Mackenzie Lee Chase Joseph A. McLeod Kasey Cathleen Chewning-Kulick Nirissa K. Miller Addam S. Cluff Justin P. Morey Sean Robert Conners Andrew Michael Murphy Mary Margaret Continetti Gabriela Symone Nieves Courtney R. Coryea Benjamin James Novak Emily Kathleen Daniul Maria Alyse Rocco Kierstyn Ann Duggleby Kyle Alexander Severance Daniel R. Edwards James Francis Sikora II William Brett Ervin Grace Katherine Simpson Bethany C. Fabian Rodney Michael Slivinski Aidan R. Fuller Brigid C. St. Leger Matthew M. Gallagher Xiaotong Sun Andrea Ellen Golembiewski Matthew Joseph Taylor Alexander John Gross Steve Paul Underwood Madison M. Hahesy Francis James Valchine III Timothy J. Hill Brian W. Wangsness Julia Nicole Holtham Josh Roberick Watt Kelsey Lauren Knitter Jessica L. Willey Molly Elizabeth Korce Melody Ann Williams

MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MASTER OF SCIENCE – INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Ashia L. Cosby Zachary E. Place Michael A. Czachowski Jean-Philippe Rancy Tyler Michael Hall Michael R. Venditte

36 MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Senior Giving 2017

Each year, the graduating class of Le Moyne College supports a student initiative or cause. This year, the Class of 2017 focused on the Dr. David Smith Travel Fund for Ecosystem Studies and the Matt Shaw Fund. The David Smith Travel Fund was established in memory of Dr. David Smith, a beloved professor at Le Moyne who recently lost his battle with cancer, and helps to subsidize travel for students who would not be able to avail themselves of the opportunity but for the award. The Matt Shaw Fund was established in honor of Matt Shaw ’12, a leader and an integral force at Le Moyne. Shortly after his graduation, Matt was killed in a random act of violence near his home in New York City. His fund helps to level the playing field so that all students, regardless of their economic circumstances, can participate in programs that strengthen the education they receive at Le Moyne. The following students gave to the Class of 2017 Senior Giving initiative in memory of Dr. David Smith and Matt Shaw ’12.

Jennifer Ashens To my husband for being my rock To the Army for making this possible. To Denny during this endeavor! Thank you for the endless foot Nicholson. massages, pep talks, and making me laugh! I love you. Colette Cook To my family-especially Mom and Dad – Destiny Barnes My Family & Friends, Thank you for Thank you for all you have done and continue to do helping me follow my dreams! I couldn’t have gotten for me. Without you, none of this would be possible. this far without you. Love Always, Destiny Barnes Your love and support have made me into the woman Jonathan Becker To my amazing parents for all your I am today. This one is for you guys! Love, Colette xo sacrifice, love, and support. You’re the reason for my Laura Cumbo Thank you to the Class of 2017. The success! memories were unforgettable and the friendships Jon Bingham To my parents for their continuous sup- unbreakable. Good luck, everyone! port and encouragement throughout my years here at Joseph Cummings To my family for all of their love Le Moyne. Thank you for everything that you have and support. You helped make this possible. done for me, I love you mom and dad! Anna Curtin The Fam, Dr. McManus, Dr. Caterine & Claude-Taela Bonnet I love life and I love to laugh Dr. Smith: May the world give back to you for the (loudly & proudly). Thank you Mom and Dad, for all guidance you provided me throughout this journey! MADDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS your support and love. Bless up Class of 2017 Matthew Dabrowski To Mom, Dad & David, Thank MASTER OF SCIENCE – INFORMATION SYSTEMS Will Brown To my mom & dad for your endless love, you for all of the support and encouragement over support, and encouragement. To Father Nash, Robbie the years. I couldn’t wish for a better family. I love Chulick, and John Hunter for becoming so close over you all so much! the last few years and enjoying some great laughs. To Danny Della Posta Thanks to my loving family and the entire Board of Trustees and all of administration parents who’ve supported me through everything, for all you do to make Le Moyne an amazing place especially my grandma, Kathy Della Posta, who to learn, live, and grow. To Dale Wilson, Nina Bette, passed away recently. Wish you could have been Lisa Peters and Diane Butler for keeping Le Moyne here to give me one of those long and loving hugs. College up and running – I don’t know what we’d do Love you! without you. And lastly, to Morgan Baker, for becom- Ettie Delavak Dear Ma, Pop, Connor and Luke, ing the best companion and friend I could ask for. Everything I am I owe to you and I am so incredibly Thank you. lucky to call you my family. Thank you from the Andrea Buchanan For driving three hours to my bottom of my heart! <3 games, supporting my crazy adventures, and for send- Sarah Donovan To my wonderful parents for their ing me pics of the dog when I missed her, thanks consistent love and support over the years. I am truly Mom and Dad!‬‬‬ grateful and I couldn’t have done it without you! Savanna Clendining To my mom, gma & gpa, Mia, Laura, the Banshees, and Bella for all your love.

37 Mary Drucker To those who supported, who loved, and Elaina Hill A huge thanks to my family for all your who believed: thank you is not enough. encouragement and guidance through the past four Brianna Dunn Momma, Dad, Gramma, Papa Jim, Jonny, years, I can’t wait to see what else you will inspire me Lindsay, Kaitlyn, Justin, Katalia and Kaliyah: Thank to achieve. you for all you have done and for all of your love‬!‬‬ Erin Holleran To my family, without the inspiration, Marisa DuVal To my parents and teammates for all your drive, and support that you have given me, I might love and support. I couldn’t have done it not be the person I am today. I love you. without you! Nora Hoodmaker For all the members of my phamily. Melanie Fortin To my family and friends, thank you for I could not have done this without all of you! your endless encouragement! But especially to my hus- Morgan Hope To my family: thank you for always band and son, who have had to trade their supporting me, especially these last four years. I could time with me with my studies and are also my biggest not have made it through college without you! supporters as I pursue my graduate studies; I could Shanique Hordge To my parents, siblings, and best not do this without your love and support. Finally, to friends. Love you and thank you for all of the love and Le Moyne College who provided such a fulfilling and support! I could not have done it without you all! well-rounded education through their core curriculum Muna Jeylani To my parents my siblings Mohamed, and Jesuit mission: Thank you! Arij, Abdi & Nawall, my little cousins, and my great Theodore Grader II Learn, apply the learned, repeat. grandmother for the unconditional love and support. Timothy Grader II To my family, Todd Hobin, Carol This is for you I couldn’t have done it without you! Jacobe, and my fantastic professors and friends – Rock Bridget Kelly Thank you to my parents for believing in on forever! You’re the best. me and never giving up. Thank you for listening to all Kenneth Hall Without you, I would be nowhere near of my complaints and money requests, I couldn’t have the person I am now, and the person I am working to done this without you (literally). I love and appreciate become. Love you, Mom & Dad! you guys more than you’ll ever know. Aimee I Hanson Mom, Dad, Iv, Mo, Em & Jo – Thank Bridget Kenney It’s been lit pham! you for believing in me <3. My professors, especially Paige Kuebler Mom & Dad: thank you for the constant the Math Department- Thank you for helping me love and infinite support throughout my time here at achieve my dreams! Le Moyne. Thanks to my amazing friends and family Sarah Harmatuk To my parents, family and friends for for always believing in me. I’m forever grateful & I continuing to push me, and to my P.O.W.E.R. family couldn’t have done it without you! for making me complete. I wouldn’t have made it with- Jennifer Lau I’m making my senior gift in honor of the out you. FOR ISH future. Margaret Hatty Thank you, Mom and Dad; I wouldn’t Greta Lautenschuetz To my parents for all of your be here without your love and support! P.S. Mariana, I support and love over the past four years. I couldn’t am so blessed that you are here with me. Love you all! of done it without you. Erin Haube A big thank you to my Mom, Dad and Jeff Frank Scarcella Thank you to my family, my girlfriend for all of your support the last four years! We did it! Michelle & my dog Bella. Sarah Hetterich Mom, thank you for your endless love David Lazzaro Thanks Dad and Mom for everything you and support over the years. You’ve shaped me into the have done to get me where I am today. Also, I thank person that I am proud to be today. Dad, thank you my family and friends for the support through these for sharing your Le Moyne experiences with me. My great past four years. decision to come to Le Moyne would not have been Ebony Letlough I will like to thank my parents and my possible without your love of the school. I’m forever brother, as well as all my friends for supporting me happy to say for a short while I lived like a dolphin. throughout this whole experience. If it wasn’t for you guys I would not have made it to this day; I love you guys and this one is for you! (:

38 Kathryn Manion I am so incredibly grateful for the one who has touched my life along the way, thank you experiences and education Le Moyne has given me. for an incredible journey. Congrats Class of 2017! This will forever by my home away from home. Amari Pollard Thank you to my family, friends, and Alexander Marji To my parents for always believing in mentors for your constant love and encouragement. me. Thank you for your love and support! Without you, I would not have made it this far and I Taylor Martinez To my family, friends and my 2-8 family would not be the person I am today. – I cannot thank you enough for getting me through Brooke Reilley To my parents who always taught me the hardest years of my life. Love you all. that hard work and determination pays off. Thank you Sámária McClary Go out and set the world on fire, but to all in my life for the endless love and support! also get this money! Benjamin Rodgers To my parents for all of your love Logan McEvoy So thankful to my family and friends for and support. I couldn’t have done it without you! all their love and support. I couldn’t have done these Trevor Rogers A deep and heartfelt thank you to my 4 years without you. And lastly, I am so thankful to be family, friends and professors that have pushed me to a phin! do my very best! Love you all! TKD! KW! RLH! PP! Andrew McInerney Thank you Mom, Dad, Clare, SVA! FC! Annaliese, and all my friends for helping me get Elizabeth Russell You gave me the words, the strength, where I am today. You all mean the world to me. and the passion. Thank you, mom! Brooke Merrifield To my family for believing in me and Ambrose Ryan Thanks Mom, Dad, and everyone who the squad for inspiring me. I would never have made has been there for me all these years! it through these four years without you all. Madison Sheridan Love you Mom, Dad & Sis, your Kate Moore To the woman who gave me the whole support and love made this possible. world & who also deserves it all herself. I hope to Erika Smith Thank you to my friends, family, boyfriend, someday be half the woman you are. I love you with and professors who supported me through my years as my whole heart Mom. XO Gracie a dolphin and helped me achieve my dreams! Midheta Mujak Za moju mamu. Zahvaljujući tebi ja Nicole Soule Thank you Mom, Dad, Dani, Andi & sam postala žena, kakva sam danas. Tvoja ljubav me James for your love and support to help me become vodi. Želim da te učinim ponosnom. Volim te. To my the woman I am today! Love you more than a million Elmedina who guided me every step of the way and buses! – Coli to Amela who was able to keep me laughing through Nicholas Steiner Thank you Mom and Dad for all your the hard times. To my best friends, Star and Shayla, support and encouragement throughout these four who have always stayed by my side and to all the new years! friends I gained at Le Moyne (you know who you are). We became friends at Le Moyne but I know we will Emma Stevens Mom & Dad, without your inspiration, stay friends well after our graduation! Thank you, and love, and compassion, I would not be the nurse I am I love you! today. Thank you for everything you do. I love you! Alexander O’Brien To my amazing parents, thank you Kathleen Stomps To all of my family, friends, and for your support and motivation. Love you guys! teachers for all your support. It’s only up from here, and I could’t have done it without you! Lauren O’Connor Thank you to my family & friends who have supported me and to my Dad for spending Emily Thompson Thank you to all my friends and his birthday watching me graduate. Happy Birthday, family who have helped me and supported me these Daddy! past four years. I couldn’t have done it without help from all of you, especially my parents. And remember Trevor Onori Thank you to everyone who helped me Emily, get an A! get to this point, especially you, Mom and Dad. I love you guys! Amanda Trombly To my parents, thank you for always being the voice of reason whenever I got over- Alexandra Paulin To my family for all of your love, whelmed. Thank you for always helping me stay guidance, sacrifice and support. I love you! To every- focused and motivated, and for being the voices in my

39 ear whenever I took a walk! I honestly couldn’t have Amber Vargason A huge thank you to my husband, made it this far without your love and unconditional Jarrod, who has been incredibly supportive through my support! I love you! To Dr. Tanner, for guiding me 4 years of college. Also, thank you to my parents, AK through what was most definitely the most challenging & UE. time of my life, and keeping me on track. I am so glad Cassilyn Wolff To my mom for her unending love and to have had you for an advisor, and I will treasure our support that has molded me into the young woman I am adventures for the rest of my life. Þúsund takk!! To my today. May I spark as many smiles as you in my lifetime. friends, our adventure is only just beginning. I love you Talisha Wright In honor of my children Nytasia, Kiantay, all so much! Khandara, Oshaya, & Toshombe Jr. who took this long journey with me. Mommy dedicates this degree to you.

TO THE 2017 STUDENT ALUMNI LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE

The College extends its thanks to the members of the 2017 Student Alumni Leadership Training (S.A.L.T.) Committee, who contributed to the success of this year’s campaign. Thanks to their hard work and dedication, over 300 members of the graduating class made Senior Gifts this year, which is the most student gifts in Le Moyne College history to date. We couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you for helping us to continue the longstanding culture of philanthropy at Le Moyne! Amanda Miles ’10 Assistant Director of Annual Giving

Senior Giving Committee Members

Will Brown Marissa DuVal Nora Hoodmaker Jasmin Moses Kayla Burt Henry Eisloeffel Morgan Hope Damian Powers Amanda D’Angelo Steven Ferguson Alyssa Kirley Colin Reynolds Matthew Dabrowski Devon Hannan Samaria McClary

PARENTS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS HONORING THE CLASS OF 2017

Thank you to those parents, family and friends who honored the graduates’ achievements by giving to the Le Moyne College 2017 Senior Class Giving Campaign in support of the Le Moyne College Fund. With their gift, they had the opportunity to honor the graduates of 2017 with a congratulatory message.

Maureen & Douglas Abbott in honor of Sarah Leanne Eric & Jeanne Brightman in honor of Ashley Lawler Abbott. Our heards are beaming with pride. Brightman. We are making our 2017 parent gift in You are the epitome of “Greatness Meets Goodness”. honor of our beloved daughter, Ashley. You have Do great things! Love Mom, Dad & Sam surpassed all of our expectations. Happy Graduation Barbara & Burt August David, Your hard work Day, sweetheart! has paid off! We are so proud of the person you are. Mary & Arthur Brigsby in honor of William J. Bigsby. We love you to the moon & back! Mom, Dad, Anna Great job, Bill! We are proud of you! Mom & Dad & Michael Mary Kay & Timothy L. Buff Sr. in honor of Timothy Heather Ward in honor of Heidi Jeanne Bastian. Heidi, L. Buff Jr. Congratulations! We love you and are so We are so proud of you! We are all looking forward proud of you. We know you will take everything do you rnext adventures in the Doctoral Program at you have learned out into the world & truly make a Alfred. Love Dad, Mom & Jason difference. Love, Mom, Dad & Nick

40 Brian & Margie Campbell in honor of Emily Campbell. June & Dave Lazzaro David, Your hard work has Congratulations, Emily. We are so proud of you! paid off! We are so proud of the person you are. We Love, Mom, Dad, Caitlin, Kevin & Brian love you to the moon & back! Mom, Dad, Anna & Mary K. (Falk) Cosmo ’80 & Philip Cosmo ’78 in Michael honor of Patrick Cosmo. Congratulations, Pat! We Murad & Anne Marie Marji in honor of Alexander S. are very proud of you. Best of luck in all that you do! Marji. Congratulations to our son, Zander. So proud! Len, Linda & Michael Cumbo in honor of Laura Your dedication & commitment to your education was Cumbo. In honor of Laura E. Cumbo. You have made proven today! Your full potential is about to unfold! us so proud and we hope you keep reaching for the John & Lynn Perry in honor of Christina M. Perry. stars! Congratulations! We love you so much! Congratulations! May God continue to bless you on Daniel Curtin in honor of Anna MacKenzie Curtin. your life’s journey. We are very proud of you. Love, “All the dreams I prayed you be, are all the things you Dad, Mom & Michael are. You were once my little girl, and now my shining Andrew & Anne Marie Piraino in honor of Marie E. star.”- Or my Peanut. Piriano. You have made us so proud with all of your Joseph & Melissa Della Posta in honor of Daniel J. accomplishments at Le Moyne. We know you will be Della Posta. Congratulations Danny – you make us a fantastic Spanish teacher. Love, Mom & Dad proud! Mom, Dad, Natalie & Ethan. Dr. Brian Pollard & Dr. Xandria Sutherland-Pollard David & Michelle DeRegis in honor of Jacquelynne ’85 in honor of Amari D. Pollard. Amari, we are very DeRegis. Congratulations on your Degree from proud of your accomplishments. We know your future Le Moyne. "Who you are is God’s gift to you. Who is bright and hope all your dreams and aspirations you become is your gift to God." God bless you! Love, come true. Love, Mom, Dad & Brianna. Dad, Mom, Matthew, Anthony, Uncle Michael, Steven & Maureen Reynolds in honor of Colin Buddy , Grandma Josie & family Reynolds. We are making our class of 2017 Parent John and Sharon Dix in honor of Tyler Dix. We are so Gift in honor of our son Colin R. Reynolds. proud of you! You amaze us with your determination Congratulations and we are so proud of you! to fulfill your dreams and goals. Reach for those stars! Love, Mom & Dad Love, Mom, Dad, Dani & Jack Gregory & Marian Carney Ryan in honor of Ambrose Nino & Jo Anne Gagliano in honor of Marina T. Ryan. Ambrose, we love you, are so very proud of Rose Gagliano. Congratulations Marina on your you, and are so happy to have seen all your successes. Graduation Day! We are so proud and wish you all the We look forward to sharing in your next life adven- best to come! Love always, Dad, Mom & Matthew ture! Love Mom, Dad & Martin Amy & Rick Haube in honor of Erin Haube. You are Lisa & Matt Schuchman Andrew, We are so very proud kind, loving and caring and will touch people’s hearts of you and your accomplishments and look forward to and lives every day. We couldn’t be more proud and your future endeavors! Love, Mom, Dad & Emily are so blessed to call you our daughter. Love you to Gary & Linda Steiner in honor of Nicholas the moon and back – Mom & Dad Adam Steiner. In honor of our son, Nicholas. F. Paul Hetterich ’84 in honor of Sarah Hetterich. Congratulations! We are so proud of all your hard Sarah, we are so proud of you and all your accomplish- work and dedication! ments. Continue forward with all that wonderful Anita & Jeff Valent in honor of Marisa A.Valent. energy & drive! I’m so glad you enjoyed Le Moyne as Marisa, we are so proud of you! Congratulations on much as I did! Love, Dad your graduation with honors! You have accomplished Shawn & Susan Hill in honor of Elaina Hill. Elaina, so much! Love, Mom, dada, Ant, Mox & Cutio the hour has come to honor all of your accomplish- James & Kathleen Wafful in honor of James Wafful. ments. Your drive for success has earned you this Our Class of 2017 Parent Gift is in honor of our son, degree. Today is your day to shine! James. We are so proud of your accomplishments and Stan & Alyssa Klasek in honor of Stanley Klasek. the fine young man that you’ve become! We are so very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Callie & Sky 41 Honorary Degree Recipients

Elaine M. Clyburn ’56

Elaine Clyburn’s aim in life is as beautiful as it is simple – to be useful. As a young girl growing up in Buffalo, N.Y., her father, a city bus driver, and mother, who went to work in a local factory in order to send Elaine to a Catholic high school, instilled the value of service to others into her daily life. She clearly took those lessons to heart. For nearly 50 years, Elaine has worked both as a staff member and volunteer for the American Red Cross, an organization whose aim is to alleviate human suffering. It has been her life’s work – and her life’s mission – to aid others when they need it most. Elaine began her tenure at the Red Cross in 1969 as a hospital field director in Vietnam, where she advocated on behalf of U.S. military personnel stationed there. That was the beginning of a distinguished career in service that would eventually bring her to 49 of the nation’s 50 states, working on behalf of people facing the most significant crises of their lives. She earned the distinction of becoming the first person of color to be named a Level 5 disaster director, the highest level in the Red Cross system. In late 2001, Elaine was called upon to put her decades of experience and training to work when she was dispatched to Red Cross national headquarters in Washington, D.C., to assist individuals and families impacted by the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history. She remained in this role for nearly a year, always singularly focused on the needs of those around her. Over the course of her career, Elaine has made it a point to use her many gifts and talents to aid her coworkers as well. She is a founding member of a group of Red Cross staff members and volunteers who referred to themselves as Blacks in the American Red Cross and whose goal was to mentor and encourage one another. Today the group has expanded to include all Red Cross workers who are members of a minority group. It serves as a testament to Elaine’s commitment to ensuring the strong future of the organization that means so much to her. Those closest to Elaine know her not just as a brilliant trailblazer, but as someone who is extremely grateful for the life she has been given. In addition to her bachelor’s degree from Le Moyne, she earned a master’s degree in social work from Howard University, and has worked as a family counselor, school social worker and civil rights activist. Elaine has taught social work at Colorado State University and Villa Maria College, and was instrumental in developing and growing the programs at both institutions. Over the course of her career, Elaine has received numerous accolades for her work, including a Presidential Citation for her long and dedicated service and a Legacy Award for service to the armed services in a time of war. Yet she remains ever humble and dedicated to her work. While she is now formally retired from the Red Cross, she continues to give her time and energy freely to the organization that shaped her professional life, and to others close to her heart, including the National Civil Rights Museum and St. Augustine Catholic Church in her adopted home of Memphis, Tenn. She says of herself simply, “I am just a volunteer at heart.” With profound gratitude for the multitude of good works she has done around the world, Le Moyne College is proud to confer upon Elaine M. Clyburn ’56 the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. May 21, 2017

42 Joseph P. Parkes, S.J.

The 17th century British playwright Joseph Addison wrote: “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul.” Addison believed that great educators do not merely teach their students. They mold, shape and form them. They inspire and advocate on behalf of the young people in their charge with a spirit that seems indefatigable. Joseph Parkes, S.J., is one such educator. Every day, called by his Creator, he commits himself to providing his students with the tools they will need to navigate a complex world – and thrive in it. Outgoing, gregarious and colorful, Father Joe is the president of Cristo Rey New York High School in Manhattan, where he has worked since 2004, leading a team of caring professionals united in their belief in the power of a Jesuit education to transform lives. Father Joe’s colleagues will tell you that he is “old school” in the best sense of the phrase, with a fondness for reminding his students that the library is their office and that nothing good ever happens after midnight. Yet he possesses an unshakeable faith in the strength, goodness and excellence of the young men and women he has been entrusted with educating. He believes in their ability to change the world for the better. Father Joe’s influence on Jesuit secondary education spans 40 years. Prior to his arrival at Cristo Rey, he worked at three other Jesuit high schools, Fordham Prep, Ateneo de Manila University and his alma mater, St. Peter’s Prep. Those experiences taught him that one of the true marks of Jesuit-educated men and women is the way they use their creativity and generosity – fueled by their education – in the service of others for the Greater Glory of God. Father Joe’s greatest hope is that the network of Jesuit educational institutions will become even more effective in spreading the Kingdom by cooperating and learning from one another. To that end, he was instrumental in the founding of Loyola College, a co-educational boarding school for Catholic and Muslim secondary students in Abuja, Nigeria. In addition to being a gifted educator, Father Joe is that very rare and extraordinary leader whose thinking is both practical and visionary. He is able to immerse himself in the minute, day-to-day details of a particular situation and to use his imagination to unlock the rich array of possibilities it holds. It is no surprise, then, that during the course of his vocation he has been called on to serve as the business manager and associate editor of America magazine, and as socius to the provincial and, later, provincial of the New York Province of the Society of Jesus. To each of these roles Father Joe brought his dedication to social justice, superb organizational skills and capacity to unite people. He also heeded the advice he received from a wise, experienced Jesuit nearly 40 years ago: “Take good care of the people who work for you.” A native of Jersey City, N.J., Father Joe is a member of the boards of Georgetown University, Fordham University and Mount Saint Mary’s University, as well as the boards of St. Ann’s School, the Convent of the Sacred Heart, and the Partnership for Inner-City Education. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Fordham University and master’s degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Woodstock College. With deep appreciation of the many good works he has begun and sustained in service to God and His community, Le Moyne College is proud to confer upon

Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. May 21, 2017

43 John W. Langdon ’67, Ph.D.

John Langdon ’67, Ph.D., wrote the book on the history of Le Moyne College – literally. John is the author of Against the Sky, which thoughtfully and carefully chronicles the first five decades of the College’s history, and is now in the midst of updating that work. No one is more eminently qualified to take on this challenge than John. Not only is he a gifted historian and writer, but he also has a deep personal connection to the College that spans 54 years, first as a student and later as a professor. John arrived on the Heights in the fall of 1963. After earning a bachelor’s degree in history in 1967, he went on to serve in the U.S. Army Reserve for six years and to earn a doctorate in history from Syracuse University. He returned to Le Moyne in 1971, and has taught history at the College ever since. He holds his students to high standards, but always treats them with great respect and compassion. John models for his students a strong work ethic, deep personal integrity and a profound sense of optimism. It is little wonder that he has been honored for his work with the Rev. Msgr. A. Robert Casey Teacher of the Year Award and was Le Moyne’s inaugural O’Connell Professor in the Humanities. John’s work and scholarship – both in and out of the classroom – have helped advance Le Moyne as an academic institution. He is a life member of the Society for French Historical Studies, Conference Group for the Study of Religion in World History, and World History Association, and serves on the board of directors of the Central New York Council for the Social Studies. He is also the author of July 1914: The Long Debate, 1918-1990 and co-author of A Hard and Bitter Peace: A Global History of the Cold War, The Cold War: A Global History with Documents, Cultured Force: Makers and Defenders of the French Colonial Empire, and Connections: A World History. In addition, John is currently working on several new books. He was named the Distinguished Social Studies Educator of the Year by the New York State Council of the Social Studies. John’s service to his profession and community has likewise been exceptional. He has presented more than 200 workshops for high school teachers across New York state, and has served as a curricular consultant to several local high schools. His widely renowned presentations on current world affairs have enlightened thousands of OASIS and Elderhostel participants. Anyone who has sat in John’s classroom in rapt attention, or attended any of his OASIS or Elderhostel presentations, can attest to the fact that he is an engaging, creative and clear educator with a deep passion for his subject matter. He has written, “Growing up in the early days of the Cold War, it was nearly impossible to be indifferent to history, and I was fascinated by it from the age of 9.” However, his depth of knowledge goes far beyond that field to include literature, poetry, sports and music. John is truly a renaissance man and, when he is interested in a topic, it becomes a part of him. John’s service to Le Moyne, moreover, has been invaluable. Whenever asked to serve the College – whether as honors director, pre-law director, chair of his department and numerous key committees, or co-chair of the task force that designed our new core curriculum – he has responded with energy, wisdom and fortitude. The Jesuit value of service to others – engrained in him so deeply as a student – remains the central force of his life. As a student on the Heights, John fell in love with learning. He also fell in love with his classmate, Janice Kurkowski ’68, to whom he has been married for almost 47 years. They are the proud parents of two adult daughters, Lisa and Heather, and the doting grandparents to five children. With gratitude for the care and dedication that he has shown to his students, his colleagues and this institution, Le Moyne College is honored to confer upon John W. Langdon ’67, Ph.D., the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters – honoris causa. May 21, 2017

44 A Look Back: 2016-17 Academic Year Highlights

The Princeton Review ranked Le Moyne among the top 15 percent of colleges in the nation for the fourth consecutive year and included the College in its guide The Best 381 Colleges: 2017 Edition. In addition, for the 25th consecutive year, U.S. News and World Report named Le Moyne one of the top 20 colleges in the Regional Universities North category.

A total of 1,326 individuals made a gift during the College’s second-annual Giving Day. The majority of those donations, 74 percent, came from alumni of the College, with the Classes of 1985, 1997, 1977, 2010 and 1981 leading the way.

An impressive 94 percent of members of the Class of 2015 responding to a survey reported being employed or admitted to graduate school within a year of Commencement.

Recent graduates are volunteering their time with the Center for Working Families in Quito, Ecuador, Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Jesuit Alumni Volunteer Program, and AmeriCorps.

More than 55 students representing over 20 academic disciplines shared the findings of the original research they conducted during Scholars Day.

Le Moyne welcomed the second-largest class in its history, the Class of 2020, at nearly 650 strong. Members of the class come from 14 states and seven foreign nations, with biology being the most popular declared major.

Douglas Egerton, Ph.D., professor of history, was honored with the 2017 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize for his book Thunder at the Gates: The Black Civil War Regiments That Redeemed America. The Lincoln Prize is awarded annually by Gettysburg College and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History for work that enhances the general public’s understanding of the Civil War era.

For the third time in his Le Moyne career, head men’s lacrosse coach Dan Sheehan was named the national Division II Coach of the Year. Under Sheehan’s leadership, the Dolphins have won five national championships in the last 13 years.

The College’s Quantitative Reasoning Center (QRC) received a $1.2 million grant from the New York State Regional Economic Development Council. The grant will contribute to the $7.5 million cost to develop the new home for the QRC within Le Moyne’s Noreen Reale Falcone Library. The Center will play a major role in cultivating this key competency, not only for Le Moyne students, but also for community and business partners throughout the Central New York region.

Amanda D’Angelo ’17, a Spanish major from Lagrangeville, N.Y., was awarded a Fulbright grant to serve as a teaching assistant in Northwest Spain for nine months. Established in 1946, the Fulbright program is one of the most prestigious cultural exchange initiatives in the world, promoting both peace and understanding.

45 Among the prestigious graduate schools member of the Class of 2017 have been admitted to are Northwestern University, Boston University, Cornell University, Syracuse University, University of Georgia, Georgetown University, Saint John’s University College of Law, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine, University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine, University of Virginia, University of Missouri and Seattle University. In addition, graduates have accepted jobs with a number of highly respected organizations, including M & T Bank, Cornell University, Strong Memorial Hospital, Och-Ziff Capital Management, J.P. Morgan Chase, Northwestern Mutual, Audiobook Creation Exchange, and Ernst and Young.

The College received a $1.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to help teach science, technology, engineering and math undergraduate students. The funds will be used to recruit, enroll and prepare 21 undergraduate students in the STEM fields to obtain New York state teaching certification so that they may work in high-need school districts in Central New York.

Members of the campus community gathered for the opening of the Palony Wellness Studios in the College’s Recreation Center. Named for Ann Palony ’65, the Studios offer a variety of classes, including yoga, strength training and spinning. They were established in order to support students’ physical, emotional and spiritual health.

The Madden School of Business named its third Center of Excellence – the Hetterich Center for Global Engagement and Impact. Named for alumnus F. Paul Hetterich ’84, the Center will leverage the unique connections between the 188 Jesuit institutions of higher learning around the world.

Matt Bassett, assistant vice president and director of athletics, traveled to the Vatican to participate in Sport and Faith in the Service of Humanity, the first global conference on faith and humanity. The conference, which was blessed by Pope Francis, addressed the possibilities sport and faith have in combination with one another.

The College launched its new branding campaign highlighting Le Moyne’s commitment to service and experiential learning. The campaign was developed by the Brooklyn-based creative agency Baiocco and Maldari, whose chief creative officer is Le Moyne alumnus Rob Baiocco ’85. Using the tagline Greatness meets Goodness, the branding is centered on four themes: values in action, think forward, meaningful success and become you.

Over the next five years, Assistant Professor of Physics Christopher Bass, Ph.D., and his students will take part in a project funded by the Department of Energy Office of High Energy Physics that could help improve how the more than 400 nuclear reactors around the world are monitored and safeguarded.

46 Hilary McManus, Ph.D., associate professor of biological and environmental sciences, was one of 76 female scientists selected to travel to Antarctica next winter as part of Homeward Bound. A first-of-its-kind program, Homeward Bound’s aim is to provide leadership and organizational training to 1,000 women with science backgrounds over the next decade so that they may influence public policy and dialogue regarding climate change and other environmental issues.

Professor Jennifer Glancy, Ph.D., of the Department of Religious Studies has been awarded a Summer Stipend from the National Endowment for the Humanities for her project, “The Ancient Christian Understanding of Slavery and Contemporary Discourse on the Meaning of Being Human.” (Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this project do not necessarily reflect those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

The first cohort of 30 students graduated from the College’s master’s degree program in occupational therapy during a ceremony held on Friday, May 19. The graduates were trained in a brand new 10,000-square-foot facility downtown that includes classrooms, labs, study spaces and faculty offices.

During Friday’s graduate commencement ceremony, the College also celebrated the accomplishments of the first 11 individuals to graduate from Le Moyne’s Family Nurse Practitioner Program. These professionals have been thoughtfully trained to provide outstanding community-based primary care to diverse, underserved populations.

The College introduced a new bachelor’s degree program in professional studies that will aid working professionals in advancing their current careers or establishing new ones as they concentrate in either business or health related professions. Courses are offered year-round in evening, online and hybrid formats.

Le Moyne launched the James F. Smith, S.J., Collegiate Scholars Program, which provides academic, financial and personal support to Le Moyne students. Students serve as interns at local corporations and, in return, those organizations agree to fund one-third of the cost of a student’s education. Students gain valuable professional experience; their sponsors add another outstanding communicator, collaborator and critical thinker to their team.

Le Moyne College and Syracuse University announced a new academic partnership that will help enhance research and educational opportunities for students, faculty members and staffs at both institutions. The new partnership will focus on harnessing the potential of two distinctive areas of study by creating innovative collaborations.

47 Airing of the 2017 Le Moyne College Commencement Ceremony

The 2017 undergraduate commencement ceremony will be rebroadcast on WSYR-TV’s/NewsChannel 9 Me-TV (9.2) on Sunday, May 28 at 9 a.m.

The ceremony will also be added to the College’s YouTube channel and linked from the College home page during the week following commencement.

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