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May 10, 2021 CONTACT: Michael Linnell, Director of University Communications 701-858-3065 • 1-800-777-0750 Michael.Linnell@Minotstateu.Edu • Minotstateu.Edu FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 10, 2021 CONTACT: Michael Linnell, Director of University Communications 701-858-3065 • 1-800-777-0750 [email protected] • MinotStateU.edu Minot State honors Class of 2021 MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University awarded 656 degrees — including 576 undergraduate and 80 graduate — to 648 students as its Class of 2021, the University announced Monday. Minot State’s 106th Commencement Exercise will be live with limited capacity starting at 10 a.m. May 14. MSU will honor its 2021 and 2020 graduating classes at the ceremony as 2020’s live event was canceled due to COVID-19. Graduates are listed below according to hometowns and include degree and major(s). North Dakota graduates are listed first by hometown, followed by students with out-of- state addresses listed alphabetically by state, then hometown. Canadian students are listed alphabetically by province, then hometown, and finally, international students are listed by country and hometown. FROM NORTH DAKOTA Alexander Dillon Alexander Dyer, Bachelor of Arts, History Almont Angela A Schultz, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Antler Leisa Anne Peterson, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Arnegard Avery Milam-Moen, Bachelor of Science, Management Baldwin Germain L Krueger, Bachelor of Applied Science, Applied Business Information Technology Beach Jenae Louise Orluck, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Belcourt Alex Donald DeCoteau, Master of Education, Education; Leonard Kenneth Eller, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems; Troyleah Mercedes Langerud, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Ashlee C Olson, Master of Science, Special Education; Alivia Emerise Poitra, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Belfield Brett Nathaniel Hlebechuk, Bachelor of Science, International Business / Marketing 1 Berthold Kylee Carico, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Madison Erickson, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Mychal G Fjeldahl, Bachelor of Science in Education, Physical Education; Jessica Gonzalez Garcia, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Dylan Hennessy, Bachelor of Science in Education, History Education; Jenna Christine Kilene, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Emily Marie Neshem, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Lacey Jane Schweitzer, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education Bismarck Samantha Birrenkott, Bachelor of Science, Addiction Studies; Makayla Birst, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Monica Faye Brandenberg, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Amanda Sue Fiest, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Tayler Fitzgerald, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Jessica Dee Foster, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice; Cassidy Jade Gebeke, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems; Samantha Tiffany Greer, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Kristin M Haff, Bachelor of Science in Education, Mathematics Education; Morgan Jo Hennessy, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Brandee Mae Huwe, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Neta Isenberg, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Tasha Jensen, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Allison Tamara Johnson, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Anastasia M Kroh, Bachelor of Science, Accounting; Kate J Little, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Diana Lynn McCree, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Kadee Miller, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Kristopher J Mount, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Nicole Marie Myers, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Bailey Marie Pifer, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Janae Frances Pinks, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice; Kascaundra Ann Poitra, Bachelor of Science, Corporate Fitness & Wellness Management; Dawson Dakota Rogstad, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice; Jordan Lyn Christopher Sanford, Bachelor of Science in Education, Physical Education; Kylie Ann Stark, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology; Erica Lynn Summerour, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Alicia Lynae Swagger, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice; Taylor Jane Thompson, Master of Education, Education; Jonathan W Vanderhoef, Bachelor of Science, Management; Abigail Laverne Veverka, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Derek Wax, Bachelor of Science, Energy Economics & Finance / Management; Bria Nicole Ziegler, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Bottineau Trista Joan-Ann Bjerk, Master of Science, Speech-Language Pathology Bowman Kaitlyn Hill, Bachelor of Science, Corporate Fitness & Wellness Management; Jordan Duane Schade, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Burlington Mikayla Raye Eklund, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Jayden Staskywicz, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems; Alison Carol Sys, Master of Science, Sports, Management Butte Bethany Kolschefski, Bachelor of Science in Education, Music Education Carpio Jamisen Ogle, Bachelor of Science, Accounting Carson Kayla Tatro, Master of Education, Education Casselton Taylor Kirkhorn, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education Collins Kristal Joyce Flowers, Bachelor of Science, Management / Entrepreneurship 2 Crosby Keaton C Oien, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Dazey Mara Jo Heinze, Bachelor of Science, Human Services: Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Des Lacs Tristen L Johnson, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Devils Lake Cassidy Nelson, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Dickinson Katherine Heidt, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education Donnybrook Eric L Knutson, Bachelor of Science in Education, Physical Education Dunseith Tawny Jean Davis, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice; Alaynna Faith Michelle Morin, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology; Jordan Leigh Shearer, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education Edmore Darcy Podoll, Master of Education, Education Emerado Matthew Blaine Martin, Bachelor of Science, Management Fargo Lori Ann Domine, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Marissa Jo Kowalski, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Smith John Smith Tuya, Master of Science, Information Systems; Jenna Nicole Wasness, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Finley McKayla Jo Jacobson, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Foxholm Erica Marie Moen, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education Garrison JoDell Carmen Fox, Master of Science, Management; Kimberly Paige Kolden, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Lucas David Kolden, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; December Blue Oster, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Rebecca Syvertson, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Glen Ullin Lorna Elizabeth Steckler, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Glenburn Taylor Diane Christianson, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Dorion Cipriani, Bachelor of Science, Management / Marketing / Entrepreneurship / International Business; Noah Adam Kelly, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems; Randi Long, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education; Anna Zelinski, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing Grand Forks Aaron J McNaughton, Bachelor of Science, Management Information Systems; Matthew Robert Meuwissen, Bachelor of Science, Human Services: Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Granville Paige Jean Brodehl, Bachelor of Science, Radiologic Technology Harvey Amanda Kay Kopseng-Lies, Bachelor of Science, Human Services: Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Jamestown Bailey Jean Lamp, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Amber Lueck, Bachelor of Science, Human Services: Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities; Maya Rae Moltzen, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Tessa Peuser, Bachelor of Science, Human Services: Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Kenmare April Faith Edwards, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Haley Kay Kohler, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Killdeer Maleah Schmeling, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education / Early Childhood Education Lakota Corina Rose Johnson, Bachelor of Science, Management / Marketing / International Business Lansford Lori Ann Wobbema, Bachelor of General Studies, General Studies Lignite Reese Autumn Bryant, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary 3 Education Maddock Natalia Heck, Bachelor of Science, Management / Finance Makoti Hunter Lee Andes, Bachelor of Science in Education, English Education; Bachelor of Arts, English Mandan Katelyn Rae Blotsky, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Emily Faith Brick, Bachelor of Science, Management / International Business; Dustin Dale Fischer, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Tanya Lynn Haugen, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Breanna Marie Leingang, Master of Science, Management; Paige Marie Lillis, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Naomi Ann Marks, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Vernelle Louise Spencer, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Max Kaylee Marie Capp, Bachelor of Science in Education, Music Education; Katherine Jean Klemetsrud, Bachelor of Science in Education, Business Education; Kayla Jean Neshem, Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Jacob H Rodgers, Bachelor of Science, Accounting; Alex Kacie Schroeder, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work Minot Shamsa Hassan Adow, Bachelor of Social Work, Social Work; Christie Lynn Albers, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nursing; Alexius Albertson, Bachelor of Arts, Biology; Emily Briana Albertson, Bachelor of Science in Education, Physical Education/ Elementary Education; Nicole Alexander,
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