Dr. Amy Morrison Goings - Lake Washington Institute of Technology

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Dr. Amy Morrison Goings
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Neil Johnson M.S., Chair
Anne Hamilton, B.A., Vice Chair
Darrell S. Mitsunaga J.D., Trustee
Lynette D. Jones, Ph.D., Trustee
Bruce J. Reid M.S., Trustee
Amy Morrison Goings, Ed.D.
Ruby Hayden, Ph.D., Student Services
Kevin McCarthy, Ph.D., Instructional Services
Bill Thomas, B.A., Administrative Services
Andrea Olson, J.D., College Advancement & Entrepreneurship
Terry Byington, B.S., Legislative and External Relations
Melissa Lamy, M.S.H.R.D., Human Resources
Mike Potter, M.B.A., Information Technology
Elisabeth Sorenson, B.S., LWTech Foundation
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Keith Highlander Pipe Band
James J. Howe, B.A., Faculty Member
Ruby Hayden, Ph.D., Vice President of Student Services
James J. Howe, B.A., Computer Security & Networking Technician Faculty
Robert Lewis, Funeral Services Education Program
Amy Morrison Goings, Ed.D., President
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene, M.S.
James J. Howe, B.A., Computer Security & Networking Technician Faculty
Ruby Hayden, Ph.D., Vice President of Student Services
Members of the Board of Trustees
Amy Morrison Goings, Ed.D., President
Ruby Hayden, Ph.D., Student Services
Reception immediately following for friends and family
on the first floor of the convention center
* The audience will please stand if able
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The Distinguished Alumni Award is presented to an LWTech graduate who has brought
distinction to the College. Established by the Office of the President in 2013, this is the
highest honor the institution bestows upon an alumni in recognition of professional accomplishments and service to the College. The recipient for this year’s award is Elaine
Melnick. Elaine is the kind of individual all instructors hope to have in their classes; and
employers hope to hire. She’s intelligent, curious, driven, committed, is amiable, and has
an exceptional work ethic. Elaine has taken the initiative to successfully navigate several
levels of postsecondary education. She exemplifies the concept of pathways as a core value
to LWTech. The principle of a pathways approach is to provide students with the ability to
access and start at any level of education, leave the institution with workforce ready skills,
return to enhance their skills, or to prepare for transfer to another college.
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Dr. Amy Morrison Goings is Lake Washington Institute of Technology's ninth president.
She joined LWTech in July of 2013. Prior to coming to LWTech, Dr. Morrison Goings
served for nearly ten years in vice presidential roles including advancement as well as
campus operations at Clover Park Technical College in Lakewood, Washington. Morrison
Goings also served as adjunct faculty. She received her doctorate in Higher Education
Administration at the University of Nebraska Lincoln in December 2013 as part of the
National Community College Leadership Cohort. She received her Masters of Public
Administration at The Evergreen State College and her undergraduate degree at Mills
College. Dr. Morrison Goings serves on the Boards of One Redmond and Seattle Goodwill,
and is a member of Redmond Rotary.
Jim began as a student at LWTech in 1994, bringing seven years’ experience in the US Navy
as a Data Systems Technician and a BA from Chapman University earned during that time.
From 1980 to 1993 he worked in the computer mainframe industry for Burroughs and
Unisys Corporations. He was hired that same year (1994) to teach Electronics, Data
Communications and Operating Systems in the Computer Field Service program for an
evening workforce cohort, and aided in the transition to the college credit curriculum that
became Computer Security and Network Technology. He is a Tenured Faculty, holds A+
and Security+ certifications, and has added Linux and PowerShell scripting to the CSNT
offerings. Jim is currently the Faculty Federation president, and serves as LWTech’s
representative to the state Faculty Association of Community and Technical Colleges
(FACTC).
Robert spent the first part of his life growing up in Fairbanks Alaska where he enjoyed
snowboarding and spending summers fishing in the mountains of the Brooks Range. He
then moved as a teenager to Kirkland Washington and graduated from B.E.S.T. Alternative
High School where his love of art grew strong. After struggling with many challenges
during his early 20's he found himself working in the Seattle art community, hanging art in
galleries and museums and working selling the supplies to glassblowers. During his mid
30's he decided to make a life change and he found himself choosing Lake Washington
Institute of Technology as a college to complete a degree. Today Robert is receiving an
Associates of Arts in Funeral Services Education, the only program of its kind in
Washington State.
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Congresswoman Suzan DelBene represents Washington’s 1st Congressional District, which
spans from northeast King County to the Canadian border, and includes parts of King,
Snohomish, Skagit, and Whatcom counties. First sworn into the House of Representatives
on November 13, 2012, DelBene brings a unique voice to the nation’s capital, with more
than two decades of experience as a successful technology entrepreneur and business
leader in the private sector. Growing up, Suzan saw her parents struggle to make ends
meet. Determined to arm herself with a quality education, with the help of student loans
and financial aid, Suzan worked her way through college and earned a bachelor's degree
from Reed College in Portland, Oregon. She later received a Master's in Business
Administration from the University of Washington. After college and graduate school,
Suzan became a leader in technology and innovation. Suzan embarked on a 12-year career
at Microsoft. Among just a handful of women serving at the executive leadership level at
Microsoft, Suzan worked as a corporate vice president running worldwide sales,
marketing, and product management for the company's mobile technology business.
She served as CEO and president of the startup company Nimble Technology. Beyond her
private sector experience, public service has always been central to Suzan's story. It is a key
reason she decided to seek public office in the first place. She was an advisor to Global
Partnerships, a microfinance nonprofit focused on providing needed loans to help create
economic opportunities for people living in poverty. She has worked with the YWCA to
build programs to provide transitional housing and job training to women and families
struggling to get back on their feet.
In 2010, Suzan was appointed by Governor Gregoire to be the Director of the Washington
State Department of Revenue. During her tenure, Suzan proposed reforms to cut red tape
for small businesses. She also enacted an innovative tax amnesty program that generated
$345 million to help close the state’s budget gap, while easing the burden on small
businesses.
Through her role on the House Judiciary Committee, DelBene has been at the forefront of
issues relating to technology and privacy, and has become a leading voice in the House
calling for greater transparency and oversight of the NSA to restore American’s privacy
rights. She is also focused on advancing common-sense immigration reform.
DelBene was appointed to serve on President Obama’s Export Council, the President’s
advisory committee on international trade. She also serves as co-chair of the New
Democrat Coalition’s 21st Century Job Skills Working Group, and co-chair of the Women's
High Tech Caucus, Internet of Things Caucus, Trademark Caucus, and Aluminum Caucus.
DelBene was named a Champion of Main Street Businesses by the Washington Retail
Foundation, and received the 2014 Distinguished Community Health Advocate Award
from the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) for her work to
expand access to care for our nation’s most vulnerable communities. She was also awarded
the President’s Award from the NAACP for her work on behalf of veterans and their
families. Her works focuses on ensuring that our nation and this region lead in creating
high-wage 21st century jobs—great educational opportunities for our children and ongoing
training for adults; a financial system that is fair, strong, and transparent; incentives that
foster research, innovation, and entrepreneurship; and a health care system that works for
everyone.
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Dear Graduates,
Congratulations! Today is the culmination of the hard work, perseverance and dedication
that you’ve put toward your education. You are leaving Lake Washington Institute of
Technology with marketable skills, industry relationships, and lifelong friends.
The relationship you have with the college doesn’t end today. The staff in our Employment
Resource Center is available to help you as you look for employment with a variety
resources, and when you need a certificate or continuing education classes, we will be here
for you. We are here to support you as you move to this next phase of your life. For more
than 50 years, LWTech has served our community by providing students with innovative,
high-demand workforce training options. Our faculty and staff have believed in you every
step along the way, and are here to support you at all points in your career path, not just
while you’re at LWTech, but beyond.
I’m so proud of what this graduating class has accomplished during its time at LWTech.
You have excelled on the regional and national stage by representing the college at events
around the country. For example, you’ve medaled at the SkillsUSA State Conference, won
first place at the regional ACF Culinary Knowledge Bowl, and at the Northwest HR
Management Association Student Conference and Case Competition. You also represented
the college at CanSat, the annual student design-build launch competition for spacerelated topics that’s sponsored by NASA. You’ve done this all while balancing work, family,
friends and school. What you’ve accomplished is inspiring.
You made the decision to change your life and you did it. You have set the bar high and
now you are an inspiration to those around you.
You’re leaving here ready to conquer the next phase of your life, and we’re proud to have
played a part in it. Your future is bright.
Wishing you all the best and the sincerest of congratulations!
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Cords worn over the shoulders as part of graduates’ regalia indicate the receipt of
academic honors or service to the college.
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Gold and silver together indicate summa cum laude (highest honors).
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Gold cords indicate magna cum laude (high honors).
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Silver cords indicate cum laude (honors).
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Gold stoles are worn by Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society members.
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White cords are worn by Associated Student Government officers.
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Red cords are worn by TRiO Project graduates.
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Light Blue cords are worn by graduates of the LWTech High School Academy.
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Triple blue cords are worn by graduates of Human Resources Management
students.
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Summa Cum Laude (4.0 GPA)
**
Magna Cum Laude (3.7—3.99 GPA)
*
Cum Laude (3.5—3.69 GPA)
†
Phi Theta Kappa members
+
Associated Student Government
The origins of academic dress date back to the 12th and 13th centuries, when universities
first took form. The ordinary dress of the scholar, whether student or teacher, was the
dress of a cleric. With few exceptions, medieval scholars took at least minor orders,
made certain vows, and were occasionally tonsured. Long gowns were worn and may
have been necessary for warmth in unheated buildings. Hoods seem to have served as
cover for the tonsured head until superseded for that purpose by the skull cap.
The assignment of colors to signify certain faculties was a much later development, and
one which was standardized only in the United States in the late 19th century. White,
taken from the white fur trimming of the Oxford and Cambridge B.A. hoods, was
assigned to arts and letters. Red, one of the traditional colors of the church, went to
theology. Green, the color of medieval herbs, was adopted for medicine, and olive,
because it was so close to green, was given to pharmacy. Golden yellow, standing for the
wealth which scientific research has produced, was assigned to the sciences.
The caps and gowns worn today are the official and traditional regalia designed for
graduation. A student wears a long, full-flowing robe and a tight-fitting skull cap
attached to a stiff piece called a mortarboard, with a tassel dangling from a button
placed in the center of the mortarboard. Some of the participants may wear a cape or
hood lined with colored silk and trimmed with velvet. Most collegiate caps, gowns and
hoods are black. The cut of the robe and its sleeves, as well as its trimming, indicate
various academic degrees. In 1884, the Intercollegiate Commission set the standards of
academic regalia in the United States.
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Awarded upon the completion of a minimum of 90 credits of upper division
coursework, this degree is designed to prepare graduates to lead and collaborate with
teams of creative and technical professionals. Students enter with an Associate Degree
in a design-related field and must complete all coursework with a minimum of a 2.0
grade point average.
Awarded on completion of a minimum of ninety and a maximum of one hundred and
twenty credits of lower division courses, this degree must contain a minimum of twenty
credits of academic core courses. Thirty percent of credits must be completed at Lake
Washington Institute of Technology and the student must receive a minimum passing
grade of 2.0 or higher in each course, with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0.
An Associate of Science MRP/DTA is awarded to students studying specific pathways
leading to transfer to specific majors at the baccalaureate level. These degrees are
awarded upon completion of a minimum of ninety credits. Thirty percent of credits
must be completed at LWTech and the student must receive a minimum passing
grade of 2.0 or higher in each course, with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0.
A Certificate of Proficiency is awarded to students meeting technical program
requirements of forty- five to eighty-nine credits in length. At least 15 credits of
academic core courses are required. Thirty percent of credits must be completed at
LWTech and the student must receive a minimum passing grade of 2.0 or higher in
each course, with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0.
A Certificate of Completion is awarded to students who satisfactorily complete the
competencies and requirements for programs of less than one academic year; less than
forty-five credit hours in length.
All public high school students are required to meet statewide graduation requirements
in order to earn a diploma. Requirements to earn a high school diploma include: earn
high school credit, pass state tests or approved alternatives to those tests, complete a
Culminating Project, and Complete a High School and Beyond Plan.
General Education Development is a series of four tests developed by the
American Council on Education to enable persons to obtain the equivalency of a high
school diploma. Earning a GED® provides greater access to employment,
advancement, and higher education opportunities.
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Kristina Marie Adbo
CC
Human Resources
Natalie J. Ackerman
CC/CC
Early Childhood Education: Initial
Certificate/Early Childhood
Education: Administration
John Acosta**
BTAD
Applied Design
Salman Afsari*
CC/CC
Architectural Graphics: Revit/
Engineering Graphics: AutoCAD
Mansoor Ahmad
AAS/CC/CP
Auto Repair Technician/Auto
Repair Technician: General Service
Technician/Auto Repair Technician
Fatma Ahmed
CC
Business Technology: I-Best
Business Technology
Khalid H. Ahmed*
AAS/CC/CP
Accounting/Accounting Assistant/
Accounting Paraprofessional
Odette Allen
AAS/CC/CC/CP
Medical Assisting/Medical
Assisting: Office Administration/
Medical Assisting: Medical Billing &
Coding/Medical Assisting
Chelsea Allio**†
BTAD
Applied Design
Emily C. Anderson
AAS
Environmental Horticulture
Natalie Anderson**
AAS
Nursing
Madison Angus
BTAD
Applied Design
Mobeen Asif
AAS
Architectural Graphics
Xue Bai**
AAS-T
Multimedia Design & Production Transfer
Brittany Barbosa*
AAS
Funeral Services Education
Renato Bardellini
AAS/CC/CP
Auto Repair Technician/Auto
Repair Technician: General Service
Technician/Auto Repair Technician
This commencement program lists both graduates and candidates for graduation. It does
not constitute an official record of graduation or of honors earned upon graduating.
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Sejoycelyn Carene Bass*
AAS
Occupational Therapy
Assistant
Nova Beckwith**†
AAS/AAS/CP
Motorcycle, Marine & Power
Equipment Service Technology:
Harley-Davidson Option/
Equipment Service Technology/
Equipment Service Technology
Aynabeba Bekele*
AAS
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Dylan R. Bell**†
AAS
Pre-Nursing MRP, DTA
Ashley M. Bevens
AAS
Digital Gaming & Media
Anna Biddle***
CC
Early Childhood Education: General
Laura Kay Black**†
AAS/CC/CP/CP/CP
Regina Boeva**
CC/CC
Accounting Assistant/I-Best Accounting
Assistant
Ana-Irina Bologan
AAS
Nursing
Sarah Michelle Bray
AAS/CC/CP
Medical Assisting/Medical Assisting:
Office Administration/Medical Assisting
Michael Breen**
AAS/CC/CC/CC
Engineering Graphics Mechanical Design
Emphasis/Engineering Graphics:
AutoCAD/Engineering Graphics:
SolidWorks/Engineering Graphics: Tool
Design Certificate
Basil Breton
AAS
Computer Security & Network
Technician
Business Technology/Business
Technology: Office Assistant/
Business Technology: Microsoft
Office Applications/Business
Technology/Business Technology:
Project Management Support
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Dung Bui**†+
AAS/CC/CP/CP
Accounting Paraprofessional/
Accounting: Practical Accounting
Eric J. Bunn*
AAS/CP
Welding Fabrication & Maintenance
Technology /Welding Fabrication &
Maintenance Technology
Violeta Bursuc**
CC
Human Resource Management
Sandra Cabadas**†
AAS/CC/CC
Architectural Graphics/Architectural
Graphics: Revit/Engineering Graphics:
AutoCAD
Brian Carlson**†
AAS
Social & Human Services
Kristy See Cha
AAS/CP
Medical Assisting/Medical Assisting
Diana Chang*
CP
Medical Assisting
AnnMarie K. Charlot*
AAS
Child Care Manager
Yajie Chen**
CC
Accounting Assistant
Ley Chim**†
BTAD
Applied Design
Christine Cipman*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Ryan Thomas Clark**†
BTAD
Applied Design
Hannah Elyse Clark**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Gregory William Cochran*
AAS
Technician
Kelsey L. Colliander**
AAS
Sean Denham Conway*
AAS/CC/CC
AutoCAD
Laci Corey
CC
Maria Cortez
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Winter Cross
AAS
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Wendy Darby**
CC/CC
Early Childhood Education: Initial
Certificate/Early Childhood Education:
Administration
Manashi Das**
AAS
Culinary Arts
Denin W. Dazey**†
AAS
Raven Ann Deneau
CC/CC/CC
Business Technology: Office Assistant/
Business Technology: Microsoft Office
Applications/Business Technology:
Brandon Dennis*
CC/CC
Business Technology: Project
Management Support/Engineering
Graphics: SolidWorks
Khalil Dhanani
AAS/CC/CP
Auto Repair Technician/Auto Repair
Technician: General Service Technician/
Auto Repair Technician
Laura K. D'Hondt*
AAS
Vladislav I. Didok
AAS
Fitness Specialist/Personal Trainer
Timothy Doonan
AAS
Carolina Duarte*†
CC/CC
Multimedia Design & Production: Digital
Audio/Video Editing/Multimedia Design
& Production: Illustrator/Photoshop
Specialty
Emily A. Edmondson
AAS/CC/CP/CP
Office Administration/Medical Assisting:
Medical Billing & Coding/Medical
Assisting
Thomas J. Egeberg
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
George Einsetler*
AAS
Nursing
Ana Elizabeth Espinoza*
CC
Medical Assisting: Office Administration
Rebecca Elissa Estrada**
AAS
Dental Assisting
Allison E. Evans**
AAS
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Kathleen Fallon**
AAS
Russell Farnsworth
AAS
Engineering Technology
Challis Michelle Felton**
AAS
Molly Finson**
AAS
Erin L. Flannagan*
AAS/CC/CP
Madison Flood
AAS
Lamin Fofana**
AAS
Pre-Nursing, MRP - DTA
Samantha Foster**
AAS
Tammy M. Fouts**†
AAS
Dental Assisting
Shikia Franklin
AAS/CP
Social & Human Services/Social &
Human Services
Jared Freedman*
AAS
Culinary Arts
Danielle Friend**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Kristina Frutos-Kaneali'i*
AAS
Crystal Gallant
AAS
Culinary Arts
Nelly Jael Garcia-Rangel
AAS
Dental Assisting
Jamie A. Gardner**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Rossi Colton Garrett Ross
AAS
Emphasis
Armando Garzon
AAS/CC/CP
Engineering Graphics: AutoCAD/
Emphasis/Engineering Graphics
Technician
Abigail Elizabeth Gelotte*
AAS
Nursing
Connie R. Gerde*
AAS
Accounting
Raylene Ann Gettis**
AAS
Design
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Kylee Gettis**
AAS
Design
Alemayehu Gezahegne
AAS/CC/CP
Silvana Ghazarians*
AAS
Child Care Manager
Mycheal Gheparde**†
AAS
Jenniffer Gil
AAS
Energy & Science Technician
Brett Gilkey*
AAS/CP/CP/CP
Technology/Welding Technology/
Welding Technology: Welding
Introduction/Welding Technology:
Aerospace/Manufacturing Gas Tungsten
Arc Welding
Julie Alene Gimbel**
AAS/CC/CP
Cristina Glass**
AAS
Child Care Manager
Hector Manuel Guerrero Gomez AAS-T
Ron D. Good*
AAS/CC/CC
AutoCAD
Julia Gordeeva**
AAS
Nursing
Joe Moore Gordon*†
AAS/CC/CP
Ashlyn Renee Graff**
AAS
Shannon N. Graves**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Rebecca Grisso
AAS
Naira Harutyunyan***
AAS/CC/CP
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Joshua Herrera*
AAS
Multimedia Design & Production: Video
and Web Production Transfer Degree
Ian M. H. Herron
AAS
Technology
Laura Hess
AAS/CC
Pre-Nursing MRP, DTA/Certified
Nursing Assistant
Jonathan W. Hilde**
CC/CC
Information Technology Applications
Development: Web Server Applications/
Development: Web Page Development
Kristin Rebecca Holland**
AAS/AAS
Baking Arts/Culinary Arts
Kneal E. Hollander**
CP
Heather Nicole Hortie**
CC
Katey Louise Houston
AAS
Charles Huber
AAS/CC/CC/CC/CC
Megan Hulik
AAS
Medical Assisting
Julie Huynh**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Maria E. Irby*
AAS
Medical Assisting
Kenia Janson
AAS
Daniel Reid Johnson
AAS
Trevyr Justice
AAS
Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician
Ioulia Kalouguina**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Shane M. Kantzer***†
BTAD
Applied Design
Auto Collision Repair/Auto
Collision Repair Technician:
Structural Repair/Auto Collision
Repair Technician: Non-Structural
Repair/Auto Collision Repair
Technician: Estimating/Shop
Management/Auto Collision Repair
Technician: Refinishing
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Melissa Kathlean**
CC
Neda Kazempour**
AAS
Lori Keilwitz**
AAS
Erik J. Kelsey**
AAS
Mohammad Javad Khairkhah
AAS/CC
Engineering Graphics
Mechanical Design Emphasis/
Engineering Graphics: Tool Design
Graphics
Jessica Mae Kiernan**
AAS
Hyungsup Kim
AAS/CP
Technician
Corey Klien**†
AAS
Carli Jo Knowles*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Linda Larson**
CC/CC
Business Technology: Office Assistant/
Assistant
Leigh Anne Latimer
AAS
Gail LaVerne Lawnicki**
CC
Assistant
Deborah Anne Lawrence*†
AAS
Mai Boa Lee
AAS/CC/CP
Matthew J. Leopold**†
AAS
Diesel & Heavy Equipment
Technician
Tikiole Avery Lewis
AAS/CP/CC
Robert Sidney Lewis**
AAS
Gijhanny Linkemer*
AAS/CC/CP
17
Debbie LoDolce**
AAS
Ellen Loney*†
AAS/CC/CP
Steven Geoffrey Alan Long
AAS
Development
Cher Lor
AAS
Medical Assisting
Tu Lu
AAS
Jennifer Mains
CC
Medical Assisting
Aleksandra Margolina
AAS
Baking Arts
Kelli M. Marshall*†
AAS/CC/CP
Cristy Mason**†
AAS/CC/CC/CP/CP
Charles Mason**
AAS
Zenobia P. Mawer**
AAS/CC/CC
Child Care Manager/Early Childhood
Education: Administration/
EarlyChildhood Education: Family Child
Care
Amberle McDaniel
CP
Massage Practitioner
Chandra M. McDaniel**†
AAS/CP
Medical Assisting/Medical Assisting
Chelsea McEwen**
AAS
Dental Assisting
Kimberly McGillivray**†
CP
Candice L. McGinnis**†
AAS
Colby R. Meehan*
AAS/CP
Technology/Welding Technology
Brett Melnrick
AAS
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Rylee L. Melot*
AAS
Ashley Melton
AAS
Dental Assisting
Natasha Mercado
CC/CP
Office Administration
Andrew R. Meyer**†
BTAD
Applied Design
Mario Luis Meza**
AAS/CC/CP
Janine C. Mifsud*†
AAS/CC/CP
Noriyuki Mikami
CP
Medical Assisting: Medical Billing &
Coding
Abdulrozak Mohamath
AAS/CP/CP
Technician/Computer Security &
Network Technician: IT Support
Network Technician: Network
Technician
Svetlana Momotok**†
AAS/CC/CC
AutoCAD
Susan Joy Montague**
AAS
Shelly Kay Moore**†
AAS
Maria G. Morales**
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Keona Moy
AAS/CC/CP
Katrina J. Moyer
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Samia Khamis Mshangama
AAS
Culinary Arts
19
Dana Renee Mussey**
AAS/CC/CC/CP/CP
Technology: Project Management
Support/Business Technology
Michael Mussman***
AAS-T/AAS-T
MultiMedia Design & Production:
Digital Design/MultiMedida Design
& Production: Video and Motion
Graphics
Alireza Naeemi-Dadkhahan**
AAS/CC
Development/Information Technology
Applications Development: C++/C#
Developer
Raymond Lloyd Nations
AAS/CP/CP
Welding Fabrication &
Maintenance Technology/Welding
Technology/Welding Technology:
Arc Welding
Kathryn J. Nebendahl**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Ruth Neguse**
CC/CP
Applications/Business Technology:
Amber Rae Nelson**
CC
Applications
Hong-Truc Quang Nguyen*
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Dorcus Graham Noble*
AAS
Child Care Manager
Jennifer Nicole Noble**
AAS
Design
Breanna Page**
AAS
Child Care Manager
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Joseph Parker-Adle
AAS/CC/CP
Automotive Repair Technician/
Automotive Repair Technician: General
Service Technician/Automotive Repair
Technician
Jose Luis Munoz Parra
AAS/CC/CC/CC/CC/CP Electronics Technology/
Electronics Technology:
Electronics, Manufacturing
Specialist/Electronics Technology:
PCB Design Technician/Electronics
Technology: Digital Electronics/
Electronics Technology:
Electronics Automation/Electronic
Technology: Electronics
Technician
Rosalie Monique Partida
AAS/CC/CP
Office Administration/Medical
Assisting
Nicole Carlos Pastelero*
AAS
Chris Pavlin*
AAS/CC/CP
Office Administration/Medical
Assisting
Victoria Esperanza Pendergraft AAS
Elizabeth Penney
AAS/CP
Auto Repair Technician/
Michael R. Pepe**
AAS
Bret Percival**
AAS
Nursing
Alyssa E. Pereira**
AAS
Baking Arts
Daniel Perlmutter
AAS
Culinary Arts
Keely Anne Peterson**
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Robin Louise Peterson**
CC
Que Phan*
AAS/CC/CP
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Melissa Pickell**
CC
Joanna Pilapil**†
BTAD
Applied Design
Margaret Ann Pippenger**
AAS/CC/CC/CC/CP
Sierra K. Pitt*
AAS/CC/CC
AutoCAD
Kimberlee Porter
AAS
Dental Assisting
Charane Poyorena**†
CC
Architectural Graphics: Revit
Jessica R. Price***†
CC
Eric Pricop*
AAS
Dental Assisting
Whitney Quillin**
AAS/CP
Child Care Manager/Early Childhood
Education - State Certificate
Child Care Manager/Early
Childhood Education:
Administration/Early Childhood
Education: General/Early
Childhood Education: InfantToddler Care/Early Childhood
Education: State Certificate
Jenniffer Carolina Gil Quintanilla AAS
Energy & Science Technician
Maria Fernanda Quiroga-Juka** AAS
Child Care Manager
Ryan Rasmussen
AAS
Kyle Ray Reynolds
AAS
Patrick Gordon Riggs
AAS
Baking Arts
Rachael A. Risbell**
AAS
Philip J. Rizzuto
AAS/CP/CP
Building Plant Maintenance
Bonnie Rodgers**
BTAD
Applied Design
Brandie Root**†
AAS
Baking Arts
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Ana Lynn de la Rosa
CC
Dental Assisting
Gabriel Rosas*
BTAD
Applied Design
Colton Garrett Rossi
AAS
Emphasis
Anna Rycharska**
CC/CC
Accounting Assistant/I-Best Accounting
Assistant
Eliis Rzaev**
CC/CC
Architectural Graphics: Revit/
Azatuhi Sahakian**
AAS/CC/CP
Sudachom Samitthan*
AAS
Development
Kimberly Ann Saxen**
AAS/CC
Child Care Manager/Early
Childhood Education - State Certificate
Jordan Scott
CC
Early Childhood Education:
Administration
Ericka Lynn Sharp*†
AAS
Natalya M. Shilova*
AAS
Nursing
Galina Shkinder
CP
Jasmin Shroy**
AAS
Culinary Arts
Gregory Brian Siebert**†
CC/CP
Engineering Graphics Technician/
Alexander G. Sinn
AAS
Sally May Smith
AAS/CC/CP
Samantha E. Smith
AAS
Lisa A. Smith*
AAS
Motorcycle, Marine & Power Equipment
Service Technology
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Olesea Eremia Smochina***
AAS/CC/CP
Korey Southwell**
AAS/CC/CC
AutoCAD
Tiffany Nicole Stamper*
AAS
Nursing
Pamela L. Stephens**†
AAS/CC/CC/CC/CP
Aimee Valentina Stermer
AAS/CC/CP
Moriah Stern
AAS/CC/CP
Brooks Stroman*
AAS
Alice Kathryn Stroman**
AAS
Baking Arts
Aron Suh*
AAS
Emphasis
Matthew Suter
AAS/AAS/CP/CP Auto Collision Repair/Welding
Fabrication & Maintenance Technology/
Technology/Welding Technology:
Welding Introduction
Meghan Christina Syring*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Lisa Tanaka*
AAS
Erika J. Tejada
AAS/CP
Early Childhood Education/Early
Childhood Education: State Certificate
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Kyle Thompson**
AAS-T/AAS/CP/CP
Technician - Transfer/Computer
Security & Network Technician/
Technician: Network Technician/
Technician: IT Support Technician
Beth Thonney**
AAS
Denton Jay Thorbeck*
AAS
Moly Thou
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Sarah Lily Kathleen
Timer
AAS Funeral Services Education
Angela Lynn Titus*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Miranda Todd*
AAS
Multimedia Design & Production: Video
and Motion Graphics Transfer Degree
Phan Tran**
AAS
Emphasis/Engineering Graphics:
AutoCAD/Engineering Graphics:
SolidWorks
Shelbie Lee Treacy-Hemmingson* AAS/CP/CP/CP Welding Fabrication & Maintenance
Welding Technology: Welding
Introduction/Welding Technology:
Arc Welding
Erin C. Treasure*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
Charles A. Turner
AAS
Amanday Maye Turner**
AAS
Ina Ustemchuk**
AAS
Emphasis
Juan Valdivia**
BTAD
Applied Design
Manisha Kaur Walia*
AAS
Dental Hygiene
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Peter F. Walsh
AAS/CP/CP
Network Technician: IT Support
Network Technician: Network
Technician
Ta-Ming Wang*
AAS
Culinary Arts
Angela Ward***
CC
Patricia Warner**†
CP
Clayton Forsythe Webster**
AAS/CP
Technology/Welding Technology
Dan Weeks
AAS
Feven T. Weldetnsae**
CC
Tomara C. Westfall**†
AAS
Business MRP, DTA
Miles B. Wetzel
BTAD
Applied Design
Larry I. White**
AAS/CC/CP
Accounting/Accounting
Paraprofessional/Accounting Assistant
Vonnie M. White**
AAS
Paul S. Wood
AAS
Nursing
Joanna Wroblewska**†
AAS
Multimedia Design & Production
Chen Yajie**
CC
Accounting Assistant
Ethan Zier
AAS
Gaming and Media
Tania M. Zimny
AAS/CC/CC/CP/CP
Ena Zukanovic
AAS
Dental Assisting
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Sharon Buck, Ed.D., Industrial Technologies Division
Monta Frost M.Ed., Applied Design Division
Jamilyn Penn, M.A., Health Sciences Division
Douglas J. Emory, M.A., Academic Core, Hospitality, and Service Division
Kim Infinger, Ed.D., High School Programs
Marcia Somer, Ph.D., Instruction
Antwinett O. Lee, M.S.N.—Nursing Program
Molly Verschuyl, M.P.T.—Physical Therapy Assistant Program
Abdul Waheed, M.A., Transportation and Logistics Program
Michael Lake, M.A.
Wesley Mantooth, Ph.D.
Jason Sobottka, M.F.A
Phil Snider, M.A.
Laura Toussaint, Ph.D.
Rex Jacobsen, B.A.
Steve Ater, M.F.A.
Pablo Wenceslao, M. Arch.
Jim Hicks, M.S.
Janet Waters, B.S.
Charity Shindle, A.A.S
Mihaela Cosma, M.A.
Merrit Hicks, M.Ed.
Maria Johnson, Ph.D.
Celia Ramirez, M.Ed.
Alina Vanica, M.E.
Maureen Stockmann, B.A.
Eric Sakai, J.D.
Seema Jain, M.A.
Scarlet Kendrick, M.A.
Margo Toner, M.Ed.
Cecilia Baca, M.Ed.
Beth Davis, M.S.
Monta Frost, M.Ed.
Cindy Ko, B.S.
Barbara Anderson, M.A.
Letty Barnes, M.Ed.
Vicky Greisen, B.A.
Gary Smith, Industry
Certification
Nolan Koreski, Industry
Certification
Hans Knigge, Industry
Certification
Jerry Peterson, A.A.S./
Industry Certification
Don Sutherland, A.A.S./
Michael Richmond, B.A.
Neera Mehta, M.S.,
L.M.H.C.
Phil Trumbo, B.F.A.
Joe Martorelli, M.B.A.
Jim Howe, B.A.
Mark Waddington, Industry
Certification
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Shanti Connors
Joe Gryniuk, Industry
Certification
Peter Welty, M.S.
Heath Davis, M.L.I.S, M.A.
Cheyenne Roduin, M.L.I.S.
Abdul Waheed, M.A.
George Dalich, Ph.D.
Grace Lasker, Ph.D., C.N.
Jo Nelson, M.Ed.
Ken Brown, A.A.S/Industry
Certification
Robert Mandy, Master of
Architecture
Andrew Short, B.S.
Dennis Candalaria,
Mike Clifton, Industry
Certification
Steven Weaver, A.A.S.
Sherry-Anne McLean,
M.A.
Hector Valenzuela, M.A.
William Bricken, Ph.D.
Sue Kuestner, M.Ed.
Mel Oyler, Ph.D.
Jennifer Torrijos, M.A.
Don Marshall, B.S.
Chris Smith, B.S.
Don Dale, Industry
Certification
Allen Levine, M.S.
Karen Holum, M.S.
Christopher Jacek, M.A.
Caroline Kapp, M.F.A.
Jamye Cameron, C.F.S.P.
Sara Linnertz, M.A.
Michelle Berry, M.A.,
L.M.F.T.
Kathleen Shaughnessy,
M.I.T
Suzanne Dalgarn, M.S.P.,
C.N.E., A.R.N.P.,
P.M.H.N.P.
Jessica Gonzales, M.S.P.
Michael McRae, M.S.N.
Michael McEwen, M.S.N.
Karen Thies, M.N.
Rosa Wade, M.N.
Alexandra Vaschillo, M.S.
Gayle Green Smith, M.Ed.
McKelle Hilber, M.P.A.,
M.Ed.
Molly Verschuyl, M.P.T.
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David Meyers, B.F.A.
Doug Rupik, B.A., B.R.E.
Greg Weyer, Industry
Certification
Noah DuPont, Ruby Hayden Ph.D., Jim Howe, Vikki Korsunskaya, Sheila Walton, Mark
Ward
April Ake, Larisa Akselrud, Demetra Biros, Maret Carrillo, Bill Chaney, Patricia DeCristo
Chris Harter, Kaytlyn Hoch, Andra Li, Jo Nelson, Alma Osorio, Mike Potter, Erin Smith,
Shawn Sullivan, Helen Sun, Lynn Szymanski, Yelena Tsuber, Katie Viola
Michael Lake, Jo Nelson, Barry Robinson, Phil Snider
Thank you to our student leaders who were actively involved in leadership and activities.
Associated Student Government officers, student chartered club officers, and committee
student volunteers. This year, over 15 student club communities were chartered through the
Associated Student Government. These groups supported cross campus and department
activities to build skills, networks, and campus life. By contributing numerous hours of
volunteering they built an involving campus experience for the greater student body. Aside
from building a positive campus experience, they placed in competitions across the region
and country, bringing accolades to LWTech.
To prepare students for today’s careers and tomorrow’s opportunities.
www.lwtech.edu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LWITech
Twitter: @TheLWTech
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/444906
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqx_PeebgqtKpAoyySzigBA/feed
Our programs are guided by more than 350 representatives from 264 businesses and
industries serving as advisory committee members. They set the standards for programs to
ensure every facet of our programs meets the specific needs of the industry. They also shape
curriculum, measure outcomes, guide equipment selection and communicate industry trends
to each department.
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