Program Notes - East Stroudsburg University

Program Notes
Academic Procession
A Marshal will lead the faculty followed by the graduating students. Candidates are placed according
to the degree to be conferred, and each group is preceded by a Commencement Marshal. Once all are
seated the Grand Marshal leads the platform participants and the President.
Academic Attire
The tradition of academic costume began in the medieval universities of Europe where gowns were
everyday dress, providing for their wearers not only distinction but, quite possibly, warmth during long
hours of study in poorly heated buildings.
Today, academic attire is seen on American campuses only at formal affairs such as commencement,
Founder’s Day, dedications and inaugural ceremonies. In 1895, an Academic Costume Code was
established, and has since been adopted by most of our colleges and universities. When the code is
followed, one can identify the degree which the wearer holds, the university that awarded it, and the
course of study it represents. The distinguishing features are the cut of the gown, the length and colors of
the hood, and the color of the tassel on the cap.
The bachelor’s and master’s gowns are generally made of plain black cotton without trim, while the
gown for the doctor’s degree is faced with black or colored velvet and has three bars of the same
material across the sleeves. The bachelor’s gown has long open sleeves, the master’s gown has longer
closed sleeves with arm slits at the elbow, and the doctor’s gown has bell-shaped sleeves extending to
the wrist.
The hoods can be distinguished by both the length and color. The bachelor’s hood measures three
feet, the master’s, three and one-half, and the doctor’s, four. The color of the velvet edging, which is
wider for degrees higher than the bachelor’s, indicates the subject area to which the degree pertains. In
addition to the colored edging, the hood shows in its lining the official color or colors of the institution
which awarded the degree. The hood is worn such that a large part of the lining is visible.
The black mortarboard cap with tassel is worn with each type of gown. Those holding the doctorate
wear gold tassels, while holders of the bachelor’s and master’s degrees generally wear a black tassel,
although in recent years it has often been customary to wear the colored tassel symbolizing, like the
hood, the subject area of the wearer’s degree.
In nearly every academic procession, a few costumes may be seen which do not conform to the
standard patterns described above. Gold braid is frequently added to the gowns of academic
administrators, and most faculties include several members who hold degrees from foreign universities,
some of which prescribe very colorful attire.
The following colors are associated with the various faculties. It is mandatory that they be used on
hoods and optional that they be on the tassels and the velvet used with the doctor’s gowns.
FacultyColor
FacultyColor
Agriculture.......................................................... Maize
Arts, Letters, Humanities.................................... White
Commerce, Accountancy, Business...................... Drab
Dentistry................................................................Lilac
Economics......................................................... Copper
Education.....................................................Light Blue
Engineering....................................................... Orange
Fine Arts, including Architecture...................... Brown
Forestry.............................................................. Russet
Journalism....................................................... Crimson
Law.................................................................... Purple
Library Science..................................................Lemon
Optometry.......................................... Sea Foam Green
Oratory (Speech)........................................ Silver Gray
Pharmacy................................................... Olive Green
Philosophy................................................... Dark Blue
Physical Education..................................... Sage Green
Podiatry-Chiropody..................................... Nile Green
Public Administration
including Foreign Service................ Peacock Blue
Public Health............................................ Salmon Pink
Science................................................. Golden Yellow
Social Science.................................................... Cream
Social Work........................................................Citron
Theology............................................................Scarlet
Veterinary Service................................................ Gray
Medicine..................................................... Green
Music..............................................................Pink
Nursing..............................................................Apricot
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The Presidential Medallion
The medallion, or pectoral, has long been a symbol of
the rights, authority, and power of kings and queens. At the
inception of the university around the year 1000 A.D., and
to this day in many European institutions, the reigning
monarch still functions as the chancellor of the institution,
its chief executive holding appointment as vice chancellor.
With the establishment of the academy independent of the
crown, the royal medallion has been retained as a symbol of
the responsibilities and authority vested in the office of the
president of the university by the state.
The East Stroudsburg University medallion was
commissioned by the Student Activity Association in 1969,
and first used by President Frank D. Sills at his
inauguration. It was designed by Dr. Irene Mitchel,
Professor of Art at East Stroudsburg University, and struck
by Mr. Leslie Smith, an Allentown, Pa., craftsman. The
chain of the pectoral was designed and crafted by Mr.
Richard E. Phillips of East Stroudsburg, Pa.
The medallion has, on its obverse, the seal of the university. The seal is surrounded by the torch and
the mace representing the light of learning and the authority of the university. These two symbols are
superimposed on an abstract rendition of the Delaware Water Gap, so much a part of the geography of
the region. On either side of the seal are representations of the original Stroud Hall (1893) and the
current Koehler Fieldhouse (1967). Below the seal are the extended rays representing the fourteen
institutions of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
The University Mace
The mace was originally a weapon of hand-to-hand combat in medieval times. With the
advent of firearms, such a weapon became archaic and was adopted to symbolize the
power and authority of kings and queens. Early in the history of the academy, the mace
was borrowed from royalty and utilized to symbolize the authority of the institution given
to it by the kings and queens and hence, the state, to grant baccalaureate and advanced
degrees so specified. The mace is used at all official university functions of an academic
nature.
The original East Stroudsburg University mace was commissioned by the ESU Alumni
Association for the inauguration of President Frank D. Sills in 1969. It was designed and
created by Mr. Richard E. Phillips, a local Pocono artisan. The redesigned mace,
incorporating many features of the original mace and symbolizing the achievement of
university status by East Stroudsburg State College, was commissioned by the University
Commencement Committee in 1987. Mr. Phillips was again requested to modify the mace
to reflect the transition from college to university, and Cherry Valley artisan Abby Porter
completed the silver work. The current mace is made of cherry and is approximately 38
inches long. The mace has overlays made of hemlock, dating from 1893 from the
original Stroud Hall. The black and red coloring represents the school colors.
The octagonal head of the mace represents the disciplines of the traditional academy,
and four disciplines of contemporary higher education: Science, Arts, Humanities, and
Philosophy. Surrounding the head are silver hands bearing the names and dates of the five
precursor institutions. The handle is inset in silver with black onyx and red carnelian. The
university seal crowns the mace.
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Honors
Those students in the baccalaureate degree program who have received scholastic honors are noted
with the proper number of asterisks as shown below. There are three scholastic honor categories:
*CUM LAUDE (white/gold cords) for those possessing a 3.400 to 3.599 quality point average
**MAGNA CUM LAUDE (black/gold cords) for those with a quality point average of 3.600 to
3.799
***SUMMA CUM LAUDE (red/gold cords) for those who have maintained a quality point average
of 3.800 or above
Quality points are based on a four-point system in which the grade A equals 4, A- equals 3.667, B+
equals 3.333, B equals 3.000, B- equals 2.667 , C+ equals 2.333, C equals 2, C- equals 1.667 and D
equals 1.000. Honor awards are based on the cumulative average of the entire undergraduate program
taken by the student at East Stroudsburg University. Honor designations are translated from Latin to
mean With Honor, With Great Honor, and With Highest Honor.
Honor Cords
At today’s commencement exercises the honor graduates are distinguished by colored cords. Those
graduating Cum Laude wear white/gold cords; Magna Cum Laude, black/gold cords; and Summa Cum
Laude, red/gold cords.
Honors Program
Students wearing a burgundy stole with the words 'ESU Honors' on one side and the Latin Veritas et
Civitas (Truth and Citizenship) on the other are graduates of the ESU Honors Program. These students
have completed a rigorous 18 semester-hour honors curriculum, an honors seminar, and a senior thesis,
all with a minimum quality point average of 3.0 in their honors work and a 3.3 overall QPA. In order to
qualify for admission to the ESU Honors Program, students must have a minimum of 1150 SAT and
have been in the upper 15% of their high school graduating class. Honors Program graduates are noted
with .
National and International Honor Societies
Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Psi Omega
Chi Alpha Epsilon
Delta Alpha Pi
Eta Sigma Delta
Eta Sigma Gamma
Gamma Theta Upsilon
Iota Iota Iota
Kappa Delta Pi
Lambda Pi Eta
Omicron Delta Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Phi Sigma Iota
Pi Sigma Alpha
Psi Chi
Rho Phi Lambda
Sigma Beta Delta
Sigma Phi Omega
Sigma Pi Epsilon Delta
Sigma Pi Sigma
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Theta Tau
Sigma Xi
international honor society in sociology
dramatic fraternity
honor society for academic development
honor society for student disabilities
honor society in hospitality management
professional health education honorary
professional geography fraternity
women’s studies honorary
honor society in education
communication honor society
honor society of economics
leadership honorary
history fraternity
professional physical education honorary
foreign language honor society
political science honor society
psychology honor society
recreation honor fraternity
business management honor society
gerontology academic honor and professional society
special education honor society
physics honor society with the Society of Physics Students
English honorary fraternity
international honor society in nursing
sciences and mathematics honorary of the Scientific Research Society
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Marcia G. Welsh, Ph.D.
President
M
arcia G. Welsh, Ph.D. was appointed by the Board of Governors
for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education
(PASSHE) as the 13th president of ESU and assumed her role as
the first female president in July 2012.
Dr. Welsh earned both her undergraduate degree in physical sciences
and master’s degree in anatomy from Colorado State University, and her
doctoral degree in anatomy from the University of Texas Health Science
Center in San Antonio. She has published numerous articles in academic
journals, has presented at a number of national and international
conferences, and has been involved with a variety of community
organizations. She serves the local and regional communities in multiple
capacities including: the Northampton Community College Monroe
Campus Advisory Board, the Northeastern Pennsylvania Association of
Colleges and Universities (NEPACU), Women’s Resources of Monroe
County board, and the Buck Hill-Skytop Musical Festival board. As
president of East Stroudsburg University, Dr. Welsh is also a member of the
Marine Science Consortium (MSC) board of directors, the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), and the Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce.
Since her appointment, President Welsh has implemented new committees and initiatives such as ESU’s
Administrative Council, a Summer School Task Force, an Enrollment Management Task Force, and an
Academic Affairs Task Force. Under her leadership, ESU has: opened its new Lehigh Valley Center in
Bethlehem; helped to unveil the Philadelphia Multi-University Center (PMUC); established collaborative
degree programs with The Commonwealth Medical College and Marywood University, both in Scranton, Pa.,
and the College of Sport and Health Science at Ritsumeikan University in Shiga, Japan; announced the launch
of LYME-AID, the first commercial licensing agreement of faculty/student research at ESU and within the
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE); opened a new Student Veterans Center at ESU;
hosted ESU’s first-ever Economic Outlook Summit to raise awareness of the economic development
initiatives underway in Monroe County; launched a new website, Made in the Poconos, in cooperation with
the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau, Pennsylvania CareerLink and the Pocono Mountains Economic
Development Corporation to promote and encourage residents and visitors to shop locally; and assisted
Pocono Medical Center in the facilitation of focus groups and the creation of an online platform to match
residents with health professionals, social service agencies, workshops and other events geared toward health
concerns. Dr. Welsh also supported a partnership with Pocono Medical center to train ESU student
volunteers to act as health coaches for patients in the Pocono community, ESU’s hosting of the International
European Union Simulation (EUROSIM) which brought students from nearly 20 universities in Europe and
the U.S. to ESU for political role-playing at its highest level, and the university’s participation in the Yellow
Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program to assist veterans with tuition costs. In 2014, Dr. Welsh was
selected as one of the Top 25 Women in Business by the Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal.
Dr. Welsh pursued both administrative and academic career paths prior to her presidency at ESU. She
began her academic career in 1978 as an assistant professor in the Department of Anatomy at the University
of South Carolina School of Medicine. She remained at USC for 23 years, rising through the ranks to
professor and also serving as chair of the Faculty Senate and acting chair of her department before being
named associate provost and dean of the Graduate School. Later in her career, she was named senior vice
president for academic affairs and provost of Adelphi University in 2001, a position she held for seven
years. Dr. Welsh then became provost of Towson University in 2009, and also served as interim president of
the university during 2011.
She is married to Louis Terracio, Ph.D., vice dean of academic affairs and research and professor at
NYU’s College of Dentistry. They have three children: Nate, Matthew, and Mallory, and one grandchild,
Giovanni.
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Grand Marshal
Robert Cohen, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics
R
obert A. Cohen, Ph.D., professor and chair of physics, will be the
grand marshal for today’s commencement ceremonies.
Dr. Cohen became a faculty member at East Stroudsburg
University in 1994. He earned a bachelor’s degree in meteorology from Penn
State University, a master’s in education from Temple University and a
master’s and doctorate in physics and atmospheric science from Drexel
University. Dr. Cohen also holds Pennsylvania teacher certification in grades
7-12 for mathematics, general science, physics, and earth and space science.
His research focus is in the structure of winter storms, with approximately
20 scientific presentations and several articles. Dr. Cohen is also active in
both physics education and teacher education, authoring textbooks, manuals
and book chapters, including the textbooks currently being used in three
courses at ESU, and more than 35 presentations. His diverse interests are
reflected in his numerous memberships, from the American Meteorology
Society to the National Science Teachers Association and the Association for
Science Teacher Education.
Since arriving at ESU, he has taught 20 different undergraduate and graduate courses in three departments.
He has been instrumental in the development of the teacher preparation curricula in the secondary science areas
of general science, physics, and earth and space science, for which he has authored three accreditation reports.
Has been a member of numerous university and department committees and is currently serving as the president
of ESU’s University Senate.
Staff Marshals
Mary E. Amador, Assistant Director and BRM
Coordinator, Office of Admission Erica Brilhart,
Course Schedule Specialist, Student Enrollment
Center
Shanece Bryant, Operations Coordinator, Student
Enrollment Center
Milagros Casillas, Assistant Registrar/Graduation
Services, Student Enrollment Center
Jwana Counts, Administrative Assistant, Enrollment
Management
Dianne Devlin, Compliance and Enrollment Specialist,
Student Enrollment Center
Clotilde Fitzsimmons, Transfer Credit Evaluator, Student
Enrollment Center
Joanne Gaita, Financial Aid Enrollment Counselor,
Student Enrollment Center
Jan Hoffman, Academic Success Coach, Academic
Enrichment and Leaning
Deidra Jefferson, Secretary, Admission
Jeff Jones, Director of Admission
Geryl Kinsel, Associate Director, Records and
Registration, Student Enrollment Center
Mary Ann Lugo, Document Management Supervisor,
Student Enrollment Center
Kizzy Morris, University Registrar and Director, Student
Enrollment Center
Robert Moses, Director of Residence Life and Housing
Candice Pellegrino, Assistant Registrar for Transfer and
Articulation, Student Enrollment Center
June Pepe, Assistant Director, Veterans and Records
Services, Student Enrollment Center
Scott Semerod, Graduation Clearance Coordinator,
Student Enrollment Center
Cornelia Sewell-Allen, Coordinator, Multicultural Affairs
Phyllis Swinson, Senior Associate Director of Financial
Aid, Student Enrollment Center
Nancy Weaver, Ph.D., Assistant to the Vice President,
Student Affairs
Faculty Marshals
Michael Doherty, Ph.D., Professor, Chemistry
Christopher Dudley, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, History
LuAnn Magnuson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, SpeechLanguage Pathology
Kelly McKenzie, Instructor/Adviser, Academic
Enrichment and Learning
Robert McKenzie, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor and
Chair, Communication Studies
Paula Parker, Ed.D., Associate Professor, Sport
Management
Gerard Rozea, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chair,
Athletic Training
Gina Scala, Ed.D., Professor and Chair, Special
Education and Rehabilitation
Andrew Whitehead, Ph.D., Associate Professor and
Chair, Early Childhood and Elementary Education
Qian Xie, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Business
Management
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Commencement Speaker
Steve Somers
Owner of Vigon International, Inc.
S
teve Somers, owner of Vigon International, Inc., a flavor and
fragrance company, is the keynote speaker for today’s commencement
ceremony.
Somers earned his Bachelor of Science in chemistry from St. Joseph’s
College in 1982. He began his professional career immediately after
graduation. He started working as a quality control chemist for Felton
International in Brooklyn, N.Y., while pursuing his master’s degree at St.
John’s University in Queens, N.Y. Completing the graduate program in
1986, Somers waved goodbye to New York City and moved to
Hackettstown, N.J. and was hired as a chemist for the Givaudan
Corporation, the largest fragrance company in the world. Through the years
he advanced in several positions and became vice president of sales in 1996.
A year later, Somers left the company and started his own fragrance
ingredient company, Vigon International, which is located in East
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Vigon became one of the flavor and fragrance industry’s fastest
growing companies. This model has been the foundation for strong growth
of Vigon from a nine person, $5 million company in 1998, to the 65 person, $100 million entity that it is
today.
“This growth has been fueled by the unique partnerships that Vigon has established with the world’s
premier flavor and fragrance manufacturers and suppliers as well as the partnerships that the company
established with its customers, employees, suppliers and community,” Somers said.
Chasing a career in business, Somers credits his education for getting him where he is today. A passion
for learning leaves Somers supporting education any way he can. For the last 10 years he sponsored an
honors program at Hackettstown High School in N.J., where all students receiving high honors receive $50.
Over the decade, Somers has donated $100,000 to the high school. He is a member of the Financial Board at
Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary in Elmhurst, N.Y., where he personally supported the
construction of a new Science Laboratory and sponsored a new scholarship.
Outside of the business world, Somers has been married for 31 years. He has a 29-year-old son who
works by his side at Vigon and a 25-year-old daughter who is a third grade teacher in Wyckoff, N.J.
Somers wants to tell students the same thing he told his children.
“I encourage students to do their very best, follow their hearts, and find a career that they love so that
they can change the world and leave it a better place than they found it,” he said.
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Student Commencement Speaker
Morning Ceremony
Cadia J. Woods ’15
Economics and French Major
C
adia Woods, a double major in French and economics from St.
Vincent and the Grenadines, a small Caribbean island, is this
morning’s student commencement speaker. She was selected from a
pool of student speaker candidates.
Student speaker candidates must have a minimum 3.0 grade point
average entering the fall semester; a demonstrated record of service to the
university community and a record of leadership and cooperation;
demonstrated evidence of meaningful extra/co-curricular involvement; and
must be in good academic standing.
Woods served as president of the International Student Organization
and a member of the French and Economics clubs. With a 4.0 GPA, Woods
was dedicated to academics and campus life in her time at ESU.
Coming to ESU from the Caribbean was a transition that she decided to
make to pursue higher education.
“When you live on an island that only has a community college
campus, pursuing a four-year degree means looking at options abroad or
completing your studies through distance education,” she said. “While not many people on the island choose
to chase higher education, it was all I ever wanted.”
Woods remains certain that ESU was the best fit for her.
“At ESU, I met people from many different disciplines and cultures,” she said. “The university helped
me grow into a well-rounded individual.”
As a peer mentor for the Students in Transition to Academic Realization (STAR) program, Woods
worked to support her fellow students as they pursued their goals.
“She did an excellent job mentoring and meeting with students while getting them involved in campus
life,” Beverlyn Grace-Odeleye, Ph.D., assistant professor of academic enrichment and learning and director of
the STAR program, said. “I admire her inquisitive spirit and love of learning and believe that this is what
drives her to succeed.”
Woods came to ESU for the chance to succeed, and she credits the university with molding her into who
she is today.
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Student Commencement Speaker
Afternoon Ceremony
Marisa Pagán-Figueroa ’15
English and Spanish Major
M
arisa Pagán-Figueroa, a double major in English and Spanish
from Stroudsburg, Pa., is this afternoon’s student commencement
speaker. She was selected from a pool of student speaker
candidates.
Student speaker candidates must have a minimum 3.0 grade point
average entering the fall semester; a demonstrated record of service to the
university community and a record of leadership and cooperation;
demonstrated evidence of meaningful extra/co-curricular involvement; and
must be in good academic standing.
Pagán-Figueroa spent her four years immersed in student life. She
worked for Commuter Student Services, the Student Enrollment Center, the
Office of the Provost, Office of Admission, and is a tutor at the Writing
Studio. She served on several executive boards and committees for student
organizations including the Warrior Elite, Campus Activities Board, Student
Senate, International Buddies, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Sigma Iota and the
Feminist Alliance.
“I wanted to spend my college career speaking on behalf of students who are like me, and those who are
not,” she said.
Pagán-Figueroa cherishes her involvement with ESU’s diverse population. Fascinated with international
culture, she not only is an integral part of the office of international programs’ Buddy Team, which helps
mentor and guide new international students as they adjust to life in a new country, but she has studied abroad
in three countries during her time at ESU.
“ESU has prepared me to change the world after graduation,” she said. “The opportunities I’ve been
given have enriched my learning experience.”
Michael Laffey, coordinator of international programs, is encouraged by Pagán-Figueroa’s passion and
dedication.
“She will never take the easy way out,” he said. “She has made the most out of every opportunity since
arriving on campus — and has been an excellent advocate for the student body.”
Pagán-Figueroa wanted to end her collegiate career telling her fellow classmates what she learned in her
time at ESU.
“I am honored to have been selected and to have this final opportunity to speak to the students,” she said.
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Program
PRELUDE: Traditional Music Selections
(Music by Galante, Swearingen, and Sparke)
PROCESSIONAL: Pomp and Circumstance, March No. 1*........................................................ Elgar/Grundman
(1857-1934)
Greetings............................................................................................................................ Marcia G. Welsh, Ph.D.
President
NATIONAL ANTHEM: The Star-Spangled Banner.................................................................. Francis Scott Key
Arranged by Damrosch/Sousa
Singing led by.................................................................................................................. Michael Lloret ’15
ESU Graduating Senior
Performed by............................................................... East Stroudsburg University Commencement Band
Greetings from the Council of Trustees....................................................................................L. Patrick Ross ’67
Chair
Greetings from ESU’s Legislative Fellow................................................................................... Steve Samuelson
2014-2015 Legislative Fellow
Student Commencement Address............................................................................................. Cadia J. Woods ’15
Morning Ceremony
Marisa Pagán-Figueroa ’15
Afternoon Ceremony
Commencement Address................................................................................................................Stephen Somers
Owner of Vigon International, Inc.
Presentation of Candidates and Conferring of Degrees........................................................Joanne Z. Bruno, J.D.
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
College of Arts and Sciences (Afternoon) Starting on page 10............................................. Peter Hawkes, Ph.D.
Dean
College of Business and Management (Morning) Starting on page 16................ Robert Fleischman, Ed.D., J.D.
Dean
College of Education (Afternoon) Starting on page 17............................................................ Terry Barry, Ed.D.
Interim Dean
College of Health Sciences (Morning) Starting on page 19......................................... Alberto F. Cardelle, Ph.D.
Dean
University College (Afternoon) Starting on page 15............................................................ Thomas Tauer, Ph.D.
Dean
University Leadership and University Service Awards (Afternoon) .............................. Doreen M. Tobin, D.Ed.
Vice President for Student Affairs
Greetings from the Alumni.................................................................................................... Collette L. Ryder ’96
President, East Stroudsburg University Alumni Board
Singing of Alma Mater*............................................................................................................. Moore/DeLamater
(lyrics on last page)
(1857-1934)
Singing led by.................................................................................................................. Michael Lloret ’15
ESU Graduating Senior
RECESSIONAL: Farandole from "L'Arlesienne No. 2".................................................................. Georges Bizet
(1838-1875)
*The audience should stand for the Processional and Alma Mater.
Music by the East Stroudsburg University Commencement Band, Lance Rauh, Director
+The audience should remain seated for the Recessional.
Please turn off cell phones during the Commencement Ceremony. Thank you.
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Candidates for Degrees
Reading the graduates’ names is Jennifer A. Serowick, Director of Extended Learning at ESU.
Please note the following symbols throughout the list of graduates:
*.......................................................Cum Laude
**.........................................Magna Cum Laude
***..................................... Summa Cum Laude
+....................... January 2015 Degree Conferral
++......................August 2015 Degree Conferral
+++.............. December 2015 Degree Conferral
............................. Honors Program Graduate
College of Arts and Sciences
Bachelor of Arts
ART AND DESIGN
++*
Gabrielle Lynn Coleman
Meghan Elizabeth Fortmann
Marissa Janell Guerrero
Brittany Alexis Hadfield
Christopher Brian Hingley
Maria Lanza
Jaclyn Ann Marcantonio
Edward Peter Nufrio
*
**
Jeffrey G. Reitz
Summer M. Smith
Emily Katherine Stewart
Katlyn Marie Valenti
BIOLOGY
++ Stephanie Marie Delgado
CHEMISTRY
Kassandra M. Brady
++ Izetta Chaunte Price
Christopher Gordon Symonds
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
* Brendon Thomas Abbazio
Marquis Diamond Abraham
++ Brian Michael Brikowski
++ Cassandra Jane Cann
*** James Phillip Carson
Melissa A. Chagachbanian
++ Keith Crawford
Seth Daniel Dempsey
Erika Dominguez
Kendra Brianne Easterling
Ryan G. Flynn
++** Nicole M. Formato
Devin Jeremy Golden
Jessica Haasz
Tina Marie Hennessey
James Patrick Kerins
Efia Trueheart King
Alena Lisa
Chelsea Elizabeth Martineau
Konrad X. Mims
Jillian Lee Monica
Danielle Anna Mulieri
Cory J. Nidoh
Alexa Danielle Peveraro
Jacqueline Fischer Prestoy
Karyn Elise Purcell
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*
*
**
Brittney Ciara Rollerson
Joseph Louis Ronzetti
Janell Elise Shaheen
Thomas James Shiffert
Jennifer Marie Szigeti
Kenneth Duane Towne
Brandi Lee Van Patten
Eryka Brittany Vargas
Abdelis Mabel Vega
Brandon M. Wolf
Amanda Marie Woods
Nadiyah M. Young
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
* Cassandra Baun
George Edward Grammer
Robert Brandon Mueller
++ Kiendra Phillips
ENGLISH
***
***
**
Aaron Douglas Buldo
Riley James Carroll
Eric John Caulfied
Nick Ryan Chidiac
Katelin Marie Delano
Jessica Carol Emley
Hunter James Fogel
*
*
***
Joseph Angelo Fontanazza
Allison C. Gyurkovics
Ayana Andrea Jones
Cara Ann McNeil
Marisa Lise Pagan-Figueroa
John Edward Reed
Lindsay Alyssa Ricken
*
*
***
Rebekah Ross
Amanda Kathleen Schreck
Oksana Maria Smoliniec
Nathanael Joel Torres
Allen Keith Yates
Sara Mae O'Connell
Randolph Anthony Pennell
Derek Stephen Platt
Joshua Lee Shields
Dalton Benjamin Viering
FINE ARTS
David Gene Canady
Joseph R. Oblick
FRENCH
* Belinda P. Nguyen
HISTORY
**
***
*
Justin Kent Amann
Byron Neil Crone Jr.
Emily Anne Hess
Andrew Carl Johnson
Alice Victoria Jones
**
William Henry Leiphart
Marshall Gregory Martin
Christopher Thomas Maslin
Sean William Murphy
Lynn Marie Nations-Ortiz
Philosophy
Scott Cramb
PHYSICS
* Russell Eugene Hedrick
James D. Kollmer
** Vincent Richard Simeone
Jon Gregory Strunk
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
*
**
Roberto J. Albano
Sean Michael Davison
Alyson Marie Dellaria
Collin R. DeVries
Jin Steban Dimitriou
*
**
++
Eric Michael Howey
Kacey Elizabeth Jennings
Aiza M. Khawaja
Billy Anse Lacroix
John Carl Martocci
Linda L. St. Cyr
Colleen Elizabeth Sullivan
Dominique Gabriel Washington
PSYCHOLOGY
Anthony Farrugia Jr.
Melissa Waterhouse Franks
++ Pamela E. Grogan
Myniqua Knight
Darryl Lancaster-Smith
++ Kandia Natee Palmer
Brenna McSorle
Chelsea M. Miklas
Alissa Marie Molinari
SOCIOLOGY
++
Donald M. Brown
Matthew John Codd
Casey Y. Cruz
Lauren Nicole Dattoma
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**
*
Darketa Shanell Greggs
Jessica Sue Grube
Valerie Morales
Michael Edward Mullin
++
++
Stephen Thomas Murphy
Aharon Joshua Parker
Shannie Hanna Thacker
Daniel James Walsh
SPANISH
Danielle Ashley Benton
** Kirby Lyn Gordon
Evan Thomas Hardwick
* Adamaris Marcial
Amanda Marie Pinto
Clarissa Carla Santiago
Thomas Zayac
THEATRE
Brian W. Hockaday
Tyler Aiden Kittle
* Michael Lloret
Shannon Faegan Long
++ Rebecca Louise Regina
Naomi Leigh Snyder
College of Arts and Sciences
Bachelor of Science
BIOCHEMISTRY
Ryann Margaret Fiascki
** Hamza Abbas Masood
Ryan P. McCullough
*** Austin Anthony McKale
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Althea Rebecca Ross
BIOLOGY
*
**
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*
*
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*
*
*
Zaynab Abdelaziem
Steven Bray Altorfer
Lirieth Ghisllane Amat Quiros
Jenna M. Amey
Kimberly A. Arendt
Amanda Joel Arroyo
Hasna Jennifer Barakat
Cassandra Baun
Allison Lorraine Bean
Jason Brakefield
Zach Daniel Brennan
Daniel Ryan Brooks-Wells
Melissa Andrea Burwell
Jennifer Stephanie Carrillo
Michael Carlton Chapel
Annabelle Elizabeth Florence
Charlton
***Kacie Lee Chern
Bianca Iris Deaza
Erika Carmel Dorga
Elizabeth Marie Drake
Elena Dunaevsky
Courtney Lynn Farabaugh
*** Emily Elizabeth Fox
Holly Nicole Frame
Malene Kirsten Frost
Justin Shawn Garner
Jeffrey Alan Gathers
** Zachary Evan Gotthardt
Alexa Bree Gregory
John Gresko
*** Robert Zoltan Gubkin
** Denis R. Haggerty
Laura Susan Heller
Brielle Ashlee Hintze
++ Crysta Maria Hmelak
Anh Bao Huynh
***Rebecca Lynn Jasulevicz
Jacqueline Nicole Kramer
***Kathleen Elizabeth LaDuke
Jenna Lynn Littrell
Cedric Anthony Mc Coy
*
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++
++
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Caitlin Cora McLean
William Merring
Kelsey Amber Murray
Belinda Nguyen
Nicholas Anthony Nuscis
Scott O'Donnell
Mara Christine Palazzari
Kristoffer Pelino
Leanne M. Rios
Erin Elizabeth Rothrock
Nelvia Christine Ruano
Neveen Shalyn Siam
Paige N. Singletary
Ashley Nicole Slater
Shantel C. Sosa
Sara Ashley Such
Rebecca D. Tabarez
Carolyn Trongone
Cory A. Wickward
Manasseh M. Willis
Kylee Blaine Witmer
BIOTECHNOLOGY
** Alyssa C. Carpenter
*** Vanessa Ruth Donatello
*** Kyle Shawn Hoffman
John Richard Lance
* Sarah Marie Levitski
***Devon Anthony Lukow
O Neal Hakim Opima
CHEMICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
Briana Constance Magistro
Victoria Sarah Paskiet
CHEMISTRY
** Kelly Elizabeth Dildine
Samantha Rene Imler
Michael Anthony Montone
Eric Brandon Rosa
COMPUTER SCIENCE
***
***
++
Robert Alexander
Anthony D. Bronico
Christopher J. Eroh
Nicholas Andrew Hasz
Andres A. Garcia
**
**
Justin A. Moore
Bose Omo-Ekpadi
Dylan Gregory Peinhardt
William Virgil Slye
Natalia Vladimirovna Trott
13
++ Jeffrey Scott Waibel
** Timothy Craig Walter
*** Andrew Charles Yatsko
COMPUTER SECURITY
Cody C. Cummins
Tyler James Dean
Jeremy Robert Esbin
* Jacob Anthony Lushinsky
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
++
++
Hillary Abu
Jillian Kelly Becker
Ivory Paula Blair
Colleen Catherine Cadden
Elizabeth Grace Casey
Michael Anthony Ceglio
Jinette A. Cepeda
Joseph Colella
Christian Jeremy Cooper
Gary Wrenford Dean
Luke Christopher DeLuise
Nicholas Scott Deliantis
Raymond Joseph Dominguez
William Henry Duffy
++
*
++
Matthew B. Egnasko
Andrew Furber
Anthony Michael Gonnella
Whis Benjamin Grant
Michael James Godfrey
Anthony M. Gonnella
Thomas Alan Hill Jr.
Michael Alexander Hinton
Kyle M. Kitchin
David Thomas Mangano
Robert August McGowan
Kirsten Anne Muhaw
Brian James Murphy
Taylor James Nauman
***
++
*
*
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*
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Michael Ponce
Robert A. Price
Nathan David Reed
Matthew Joseph Regan
Timothy Jospeh Sedler
Cody Charles Simcox
Quinn A.W. Stevens
Kristen Lee Struble
Tanasia Capri Trotman
Alexander Joseph Tulaney
Joshua Robert Turner
Albert John Ulinski
Nicholas M. Zastenik
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
++
Thomas M. Adelberger
Casey Joseph Baldwin
Ryan Matthew Baldwin
Jeffrey Scott Carroll
*
Morgan Ashley Denner
Stephen A. Giordano
Steven Kinback
Raymond Anthony Macik
Kevin Novak
Matthew Timothy O'Boyle
David Dean Shaffer
Raymond Tyler Tomkins
MARINE SCIENCE
Danielle Elizabeth Drake
++Krisa A. Erdesz
Sydney Erin Hetrick
Dawna Lynne Houser
Shannon Danielle Krieg
* Andrew Scott Million
*** Christopher Charles Powers
++ Rachel May Ruch
Amanda L. Young
MATHEMATICS
** Katelin Darrah Becker
* Liam Joseph Gibbons
** Laura Lynn Gulliver
*** Denis Aliliv Halvadzhiev
*
*
Keri Lee Hamlen
Sarah Adel Helwa
Muhamadou Lamin Kaba
Daniel P. MacRae
*
+
**
Maxwell Pagerie
Raymond Shiue
Tyler L. Sickler
David Mark Zettel
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
* Heba Elsayed
* Christine Grace Gallina
++* Morgan Brett James
Coleen Bridget Lally
* Alyssa Nichole Palumbo
++ Ryan P. Pezanowski
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++ Dennis Patrick Ryan
PHYSICS
*** Christopher Joseph Cocuzza
Scott Cramb
William Michael Leddy
Michael W. Litostansky
***Nicholas Scott Lukow
* Daniel D. Vagie
Anthony D. Westpy
PSYCHOLOGY
*
**
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**
***
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*
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++*
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Iksaiah Sharaya Asia Adams
Brittany Ann Anderson
Marshay Trymaine Anderson
Diana Iris Badillo
Jessica Mollie Bartlett
Bridget Elizabeth Bowe
Marlene Yolanda Braun
Shannon Alexandra Brunner
John Capitanello Jr.
Danica Marie Chacon
Tatiana Genevieve Chaplar
Casey Frederick Ciaston
Macelia Cottle
Karissa Lee Davis
Julia Rose Delong
Maimouna Dia
Tyler Micah Dillon
Courtney Blair Druckenmiller
Katherine Lynn Faiola
Alicia Marie Fleming
Linda Gerry
Zachary Edward Getz
Megan Elizabeth Glenn
*
***
++
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*
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*
*
*
**
Yvonne M. Gonzales
Corinne Marie Gorski
Andrea Nicole Gurgick
Sean Patrick Hall
Shannon Eilish Heaney
John Nicholas Herrmann
Caitlyn J. Hess
Victoria Kaitlyn Hurley
April Katherine Jobst
Molly Anne Keck
Brendan William Kennelly
Nicole M. Kovar
Joseline Kraemer
Kelly Ann Ladlee
Trista Marjorie Lehman
Kaitlyn Mary Lewis
Caitlin Marie McDermott
Tahj Maleek Mickey
Courtney Elizabeth Mitchell
Tara Leann Morcom
Christina Lisette Mucci
Megan Tara Mulcahy
Andrew Raj Nathani
Shanna Marie O'Connor
* Julie Ann Pisani
Marissa Lyn Roethlein
Jessica Lee Rose
Nicole Charlie Russell
Jennifer Lynn Sapienza
*** Kirstin Renee Schafer
** Emily Justine Selby
Patricia T. Sibre
*** Danielle Kristin Sierzega
*** Richard Thomas Simeone
*** Ashley Elizabeth Smith
Naomi Leigh Snyder
Breanne Judith Vanderbilt
Matthew Richard Walewski
Mariah Quinn Ward
Samantha Leigh White
Kelly M. Williams
Rebecca Anne Winterberg
*** Jay Allen Worley
++** Nicole Paige Zdanek
SOCIAL WORK
*
++
++
**
***
Lisa Marie Ardizzone
Danielle Lynn Bachman
Teresa Marguerite Carr
Maura Elizabeth Clark
Vivian Gomez
Maranda Leigh Hammerstone
Aalih Hussein
Christopher Tressler Karlic
**
**
Sara C. Keller
Ciara Dorothea McMillan
Joy Naomi Natasha Richardson
Jessica Lynn Robertson
Melody Sharon CintronRodriguez
++* Melissa Regina Rutuello
Jacqueline Marie Schaefer
15
*
Kimberly Seltner
Danielle Lynn Smith
Jessica Mae Althine Smith
Emily Alyssa Tankel
Haley Jean Weisenfluh
Jannell Audrey Wilson
University College
Bachelor of Science
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
William Michael Botts
** Katelyn E. Costello
Moira Sullivan Fox
Heather Nicole Gardner
Myori S. Granger
Patrick T. O Kane
Danielle M. Orr
Candice A. Pychinka
Mark A. Rosenkranz
College of Business and Management
Bachelor of Science
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
++
***
Victoria M. Ackerman
Kisha Allie
Jamyl Aminu
Michael J. Arrasate
Jared Harrison Barnett
Alexis Danielle Berger
Kyle R. Berwick
Brett Vito Bially
Franklyn Bolden
Lauren Elizabeth BuchananDwyer
Jared Robert Carp
David V. Castillo
Travis J. Cheeks
Casey Frederick Ciaston
++** Dainisha Nilmar Colon
** Matthew James Costenbader
Patrick John D’Angelo
Lawrence S. Desko
Haley De Young
Jon M. Diefenderfer
John Frank DiGiacomo
Joseph Christopher DiMarzo
Kayla Donahue
Mallory Lynn Donahue
David Thomas Egresits
Daniel N. Falcone
Daniel Frank Falvo
Matthew Joseph Festa
Brian D. Foraker
** Wesley Connor Fossile
++ Lucardy Jean Francois
Maria Christie Gallagher
Samantha Garcia
*
**
***
++
***
++*
*
Sarah Lynn Gates
Nicole Lyne Glasgow
Vanessa Elizabeth Gonzalez
Kirby Lyn Gordon
Denis Alilov Halvadzhiev
Trent Robert Hampton
Al-Shermond Tony Harp
Katherine Ruth Heath
Chaniele Henry
Charles P. Hoffman
Samantha Elizabeth Hrbek
Daniel Steven Ingulli
David Andrew Ischinger
Amanda Beatrice Jakubowski
Eric Palomino Jimenez
Dionna L. Jones
Owen Riley Jones
Shannon Marie Karpowich
Richard Kyle Kasak
Shakia Dashawn Keel
Atiba Batool Khan
Natasha Marie Kieselowsky
Timothy C. Koerner
Matthew Akira Kurahara
James Andrew Lancellotti
Vanessa Joy Lancellotti
Jennifer Brandt Lefcourt
Jonathan Michael Liriano
Shane Michael Mac Namara
Michael James Mancaruso
Mariann Margaret Marrano
Matthew James Mastrangelo
Jihad David McCargo
Kevin Arthur Mc Dermott
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+
*
++
*
*
*
Michael James McIlvaine Jr.
Kathleen Elizabeth McLaughlin
Kathy Leigh Migliaccio
Wendy Sue Miramontes
Dimitri A. Mobley
Sheldon Alexander Morris
Sean Patrick Murphy
Kyle James Myers
Paul Robert Novak
Shane J. O'Connor
Joan Sebastian Parra-Rincon
Thomas James Passante
Autumn Michele Pastor
Alexandria Piazza
Justin Thomas Plantz
Louis Matthew Pizzigoni
Gregory Robert Puka
David Herman Reciniello
Dustin Allen Reed
Stephanie Michelle Rosanio
Karim Saadoune
Randall William Salino
Justin Christopher Santana
James Anthony Simons
Chris J. Smith
Christopher William Stokes
Brent Patrick Struble
Jordan Paul Terry
Matthew B. Tobin
Emily Catherine Vitale
Madeline Vizzoni
Fredrick Leo Weinstein
William Howard Wood IV
Shaun Wood
ECONOMICS
***
Ryan Rajeev Adhari
John Frank Domasiewics Jr.
Jonathan Gavilanes
Kyree Jermayne Goodwin
Denis Alilov Halvadzhiev
**
***
*
Joseph Adam Hoy Jr.
Daniel Steven Ingulli
Ryan John Oleary
Joan Sebastian Parra-Rincon
William J. Purtill
Christopher Michael Smith
*** Cadia Jonique Woods
** David Mark Zettel
HOTEL, RESTAURANT, AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
++
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++
**
Amanda Kate Adams
Thor Llewellyn Banks
Laurence Blut
Alexandria Marie Carbonaro
Catherine Margaret Casey
Brendan Cirillo
Frank C. Colder
Alyson Rose Corduan
Riley Cameron Corpac
Travis John Domzalski
Julian Troy Franklin
Melissa Gabrielle Garcia
Amanda N. Gavilanes
Steven Christopher Hanson
++
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++
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++
Emily Jeanne Hassinger
John Kendall Hauth
Michael Dean Hernandez
Jamie Marie Hockenberry
John F. Janeczko
Alyssa D. Klinzing
Kelsi Marie Komoroski
Ebony Francis Lambert-Smith
Jack J. Maddalena
Divena Loraine Marcano
Valerie Marie Medina
Carissa Marie Morenci
Megan Marie Munley
Marissa Ann Pelton
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*
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++
Kaitlin Rebecca Pitt
Kevin James Polansky
Karen Lynn Poplaski
Shannara Alexandria Rivera
Eric Donald Schoen
Renee Leigh Sparling
Reece Patrick Stamm
Alan Jonathan Stanwick
Carrie M. Strunk
Anita Lynn Strysky
Andre Maurice Trusty
Devin Mary Whalen
RECREATION SERVICES MANAGEMENT
++* Robert H. Amitrano
++ Carlie Ilyssa Bergman
* Shane William Bissonnette
++** Erica Nicole Black
James John Blick
++ Samantha Renee Casapulla
William Brandon Clark
++ Miranda A. Craig
Antoinette Alicia DeMaria
Laura Dispoto
Matthew Thomas Edmonds
Moira Sullivan Fox
**
++*
++
++
++
++
**
Timothy Stephen Gribb
Kellie Ann Grigalunas
Samantha Michele Grim
Melissa Rae Guarino
Caitlin Faye Hoffman
Zachary Ryan Jones
Kristie Ann Kendrick
Chelsea Logan Kohl
Ashley Annette Koren
Gino Michael LoSchiavo
Jennifer Lynne Mackiewicz
Brianna Kaylin McMichael
++ Ross Meehan
++ Eric Joseph Paslowski
++** Brandon Michael Pentz
++ Jaclyn Nicole Schwartz
Ian Joseph Sedney
Jaclyn Jade Michelle Tal
Olivia Anye Tomlinson
Emily Diana Velez
++ Anthony F. Vogt
++* Lauren Abigail Wilson
++ Taylor Marie Zelinski
SPORT MANAGEMENT
*
++
++
++*
++
++
++
++
**
Michael Backo
Franklyn Joseph Bruno
Nicholas A. Carr
Brendan O. Dircks
Steven Glenn Dunbar
Filip Geleski
Daulton J. George
Madeleine Lea Herman
Elizabeth June Higley
Michael Louis Honeywell
**
++
++
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++
++
*
++
++
Douglas Howard Johnson
David Anthony Kotz
Cesare Michael Mitrani
Milton Moronta
Derek Michael Patrocinio
Antoine Demetrius Ray
Renee Marie Ricciuti
Robert Marshall Rinehart
Nathan Patrick Roberts
Rhea A. Samuels
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++
++
**
++
Rachel Cathleen Sihlanick
Alexa Kathleen Tirelli
Mark Robert Vargo
Jabin Wayne Weaver
Abigail Lee Welch
Kenneth Eugene Wert
Gary Paul Williams
Amber G. Woodling
Michael Yager
College of Education
Bachelor of Science
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES
++
++
++**
Brandon Dominique Borgella
Miles Reed Brazitis
Courtney Marie Bush
Nicholas David DeBalko
Andrew James Ferreira
Timothy Joseph Gasiewski
Nicholas Adaman Granados
Omar Spencer Jones
Vesselin V. Katzarov
* Lacey Tyler King
** Heather E. Kresge
Melanie Gildea Lamac
+ Connor Landmesser
+*** Brad Joseph Lombardo
++** Kathryn Marie Mallon
++ Gerard Robert McCarron
Nicole Anne McLaughlin
++ Briana Capri Ragin
++
++
++
Ryan Jose Rojas
Ryan Merrill Rosenberger
Thomas Robert Schmitt
Alexis Paige Varju
Kelly Anne Walsh
Alexandra Nicole Williams
Drew Thomas Yuhas
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (PRE K-4)
***
*
**
**
*
**
Rachel Kathryn Belles
Ebon Cour
Genevieve Margaret Day
Dawn Katherine DeStefano
Erin Elizabeth Gilmore
Brooke Grim
Lyndsay Renee Gruver
***
*
**
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*
*
Christina Michelle Heckelman
Erika Lynn Klinger
Megan Marie Kulp
Amanda Marie Lewis
Samantha Penna
Veronica Margaret Petrella
Shannon Pipines
*
**
*
**
**
Erica Nalry Po
Taylor Anne Quire
Wilfredo Seda
Ashley Marie Simpson
Brianna Leigh Smith
Nicole Marie Werrell
MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION (4-8)
Andrew Thomas Christman
* James M. Gleeson
Jessica L. Morton
Randall T. Nichols
* Bea Pascual
* Christopher Connell Walker
* Brittany Justine Werbell
REHABILITATIVE AND HUMAN SERVICES
*
**
+++
Kristina Allan
Tori Marie Baldassari
Rebecca Elizabeth Ballance
Elyse Irene Bollinger
Maureen Erin Brennan
Sierra Marie Bukowski
Kailyn Noelle Cheek
Courtney Nicole Crist
Kayla Marie De Padua
+++
+++
**
Jamie Lynn Edwards
Sarah Ann Gonsiewski
Tarik Richard Haddad
Sara Rose Karkosza
Alanna Marie Liptak
Meaghan Marron
Kyle Peter Martinowich
Syreeta Jahnae Monroe
Christina Mary Nicoletti
18
*
Breanna Rose Oberto
Nicole Lynn Pelletier
Tori Marlene Ritter
Connor Vincent Smith
Stephanie Anne Soni
Shaina Noelle Stokes
Shawn Erin Szydlowski
Jenna L. VanHorn
Madeline Amanda Wolford
SPECIAL EDUCATION (PRE K-8)
AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (PRE K-4)
*
**
*
***
*
*
**
Courtney Nicole Cinque
Bridget Kathleen Collins
Megan Aileen Donnelly
Allison Louise Esling
Lauryn A. Fucaloro
Angelica Annette Gabriel
Mabelis Garcia
Katherine Margaret Gergen
Gregory Luke Gianacopoulos
**
*
**
**
**
**
Kimberly Natasha Jones
Bridget Rose Kelly
Rachel Allison Lieberman
Gabriella Maria Martucci
Bridget Ann Nealon
Ashlee C. Patterson
Amanda Leigh Pepsis
Brett Podhyski
Adrienne Alyssa Rodriguez
**
***
**
*
**
Ashley Rose Schmick
LeeAnn Christie Shafer
Lynette E. Silva
Brittany Ann Smith
Anastasia Farren Sorge
Ava Marie Valeri
Sara Yost
Elena Zervos
SPECIAL EDUCATION (PRE K-8)
AND MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION (4-8)
* Brittany Lee Riker
Jordan Taylor Roccino
Meghan Elizabeth Turner
College of Health Sciences
Bachelor of Science
ATHLETIC TRAINING
**
*
***
**
Robert J. Beach
Shannon L. Blair
Sara Ann Burgos
Veronica Eileen Camacho
Victoria Anne Clark
Adam Lee Davensizer
Lindsey Marie Davis
James Edward Dixon
Brian B. Dorn
Andre Jermaine Evans
Melissa Nicole Frixione
Angel Anthony Garcia
Victoria Lynn Gillow
++
**
*
**
**
*
***
***
**
Ryan David Gray
Alissa R. Hermida
David Martin Katz
Hannah Grace Krewson
Taylor Amanda Kulak
Stephanie Nicole LoSchiavo
Steven Robert Malvasi
Carley Marie Mangine
Kyle E. Marcks
Kasey Taylor Meckes
Kaitlyn Marie Mohl
Heather Lynn Monaghan
Cory Lynn Piening
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**
*
**
***
Amanda I. Rooks
Joseph Richard Roth
Deryck John Snyder
Ryan J. Taylor
Stephen Rafael Torregrossa
Michael Anthony Trotta
Brandon Michael Wall
Joshua Mitchell Walters
Michaela Lynn Williams
Kori Amanda Wilson
Cara Blythe Woods
Mark Alan Yorty Jr.
EXERCISE SCIENCE
***
++
*
*
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+
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Jordan Robert Bair
Michael Justin Batchelder
Alex R. Brown
Julia Vira Brown
Thomas Andrew Casey
Nicholas Theodore Cecala
Kelly Elizabeth Clark
Quayshawn N. Clemons
Alexa Jae Cooper
Julie Marie Davies
Louis Peter Degnan
Jacob R. Desilver
Sydney Engleman
Robert Walter Fearon
Samantha Nicole Fessler
Joseph Enzo Figurelli
Joseph Michael Fuchs
Corey Happel
Jason Andrew Hauer
Ryan Scott Hedderich
++
++
Tyler Jesus Hernandez
Lauren Hurlburt
Evan Thomas Josephson
Shahana Khan
Samantha Cynthia Kilpatrick
Johnathan P. Klein
Anthony Stephen Lanzano
Steven Gerard Larkin
Eric Cyril Lawes
Jason Matthew LeForme
Zachary Limon
John Kurtz Macioce
Michael Joseph MammarellaSmith
Frank A. Marinucci
Dante Mitchell
Jacob C. Moninghoff
Staci Jo Palek
Krystine Rea Patterson
Caitlin Michelle Perry
**
*
++
**
++
Taylor Janet Presby
Kyle Robert Reese
Dylan Karl Richter
Kyle H. Rickard
Connor Michael Saker
Marisa L. Savino
Rachel Shannon Scappatura
Cory David Snow
Connor J. Starr
Patrick J. Starro
Brianne Emily Trump
Anthony Salvatore Truncale
Sam Cavallaro Turpening
Nickolas Steven Unger
Matthew Anthony Watson
Amanda N. Wentz
Whitney Olivia Wilkinson
Kennard Wilson
Mark Zhorov
HEALTH EDUCATION
Julia Ann Bouclier
HEALTH EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
(DUAL MAJOR)
**
*
**
***
***
Megan Johanna Bublitz
Luke Grassi
Ryan Scott Kately
Kaitlin Cori Kuchar
Aubrey Lynn Legreide
Jackson Carl LeVault
Jessica Ashley Martin
***
*
**
*
Rebecca Molly Maxey
Robert Duane Miller Jr.
Caitlin Rose Molloy
Paul Sontag
Shelby Ann Stalnaker
Matthew D. Testa
Katherine Amanda Thomas
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**
*
**
*
Karoline Ann Vavra
Emily Rose Viola
Matthew Vincent Walters
John O. Watz
Andrew Paul Yanan
NURSING
*
*
**
Colleen Marie Ambler
Bridget Marie Arrow
Damien D. Boham
Kayla C. Borel
Ashley Lynn D’Andrea
Danielle N. Davis
Andrew Paul Doerr
Jennifer Michele Eisler
Victoria Paige Elefther
Chelsea Renee Farabaugh
Neessa Louise Fleurant
Danielle Grace France
***
*
*
*
***
Amanda Marie Gavronski
Kelly Ann Hartley
Claire Schmucker Henry
Caitlin Louise Herr
Nina Marie Holdsworth
Rebecca A. Keith
Kacie Marie Killeen
Zachary Allen Koller
Kelly Anne Macron
Holly R. Mancinelli
Laura B. Mueller
Jennifer Ann Newton
**
*
*
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*
*
Danielle Alexandra O’Connor
Alicia Dominique Palmentera
Victoria Anne Rombola
Mary Virginia Ross
Christopher M. Savery
Gina M. Serra
Rebecca Rita Marie Shepley
Melissa Lee Smith
Martine C. Thomas
Candice Rose Veale
Danielle Nicole Wynne
Sanguani Young
++
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++
++
++
++
++
Arielle T. Ragsdale
Michae’La Brejique Riddick
Emilyn Rosario
Melissa Ann Sheenan
Jamie Lee Smith
Mickie Sheri Smith
Eunice Soto Aleman
Samantha Jeane Stawniak
Laura Christine Suits
Colleen Elizabeth Sweeney
Ashley Elaine Tucker
Donyah Yvette Wilkerson
Rasheed D. Young
Rebecca Elaine Zirkelbach
PUBLIC HEALTH
++
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**
***
**
Brian Abel
Laura Abhiva
Genevieve Marie Adair
Casey Abagail Altemose
Andrew Jacob Bouch
Kelly Burke
Candice Fay Cantore
Nia Monet Carty
Carol Elizabeth Crossley
Shawna T. Dawson
Elizabeth A. Elek
Peter Steven Gass
Christopher Raymond Gibson
Hailey Amber Gottshall
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Michael Gerard Hughes
Marsha Jeoboham
Kristin Nicole Johnson
Nicole Marie Kern
Melissa Lluberes
Jason Christopher Lombardi
Erika Louis
Jon D. Madrak
Shelby Lynne Miller
Melisandris Molina
Anais Taylor Morgan
Matthew Allen Naftzinger
Robert Thomas Pecci
Tyler Nicklaus Potter
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
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*
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**
**
***
***
Adrienne H. Baisley
Jillian Rose Baldacci
Kim-Marie Blagman
Katherine Amanda David
Mary Kathryn Dziadual
Sarah Anne Edenhofner
Keily Marie Farnack
Elana Brighe Goldberg
Alexis Good
Jaclyn Victoria Kavanagh
Brittany L. Klatt
*** Kristin Nicole Kremer
*** Katelyn Elizabeth Susan
Luczkowiak
** Samantha Anne Luongo
*** Lauren Elizabeth MacBlane
** Lori Ann Matthews
* Haley Christina Mork
* Samantha Lee Parker
* Maria Theresa Parri
Kristen Sophie Piazza
* Elyse Francesca Pleiss
**
*
*
*
++
*
**
Jennifer Ann Price
Nicole Grace Rhodes
Kaitlin Anne Rizzolo
Carly Janette Rocque
Alyssa M. Samperi
Chelsea Danielle Scheidt
Lindsay Marie Seamon
Ashley Nicole Shapskinsky
Abigail Ruth Sykes
Please note that every attempt has been made to include all graduates’ names in the
Commencement program by the production deadline. We apologize for any omissions or errors.
Graduation is contingent upon completion of all requirements.
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Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education
Frank T. Brogan, Chancellor
Board of Governors
Guido M. Pichini, Chair
Ronald G. Henry, Vice Chair
David M. Maser, Vice Chair
Sen. Richard Alloway II
Rep. Matthew E. Baker
Marie Conley
Jane M. Earll
Christopher H. Franklin
Todd Garrett
Chelsea E. Getsy
Rep. Michael K. Hanna
Jonathan B. Mack
Daniel P. Meuser
Secretary of Education
Pedro A. Rivera
Sen. Judy Schwank
Robert S. Taylor
Aaron A. Walton
Governor Tom Wolf
East Stroudsburg University
Council of Trustees
L. Patrick Ross ’67, Chair
Nancy V. Perretta, Vice Chair
Amy S. Welch ’85, Secretary
Edward P. Abraham
Vincent DeFranco, D.D.S.
Josephine Ferro
Bruno S. Klaus
Harry F. Lee
Marcus S. Lingenfelter ’95
Honorable Mario Scavello
Frank T. Brogan, Ex-Officio
President’s Council
Marcia G. Welsh, Ph.D., President
Joanne Z. Bruno, J.D., Provost and Vice President
for Academic Affairs
Kenneth Long, Vice President for Administration
and Finance
Doreen M. Tobin, D.Ed., Vice President for
Student Affairs
Mary Frances Postupack M’93, Vice President for
Economic Development and Research Support
David Bousquet, Vice President for Enrollment
Management
Brenda Friday, Ph.D., Director of University
Relations
Teresa K. Fritsche, Director of Human Resource
Management
Miguel Barbosa, Chief of Staff
East Stroudsburg University Foundation Board
Robert Willever ’75, Chair
John J. Sickler Jr. ’93, Vice Chair
Christopher S. Yeager ’74 M’81, Secretary,
Alumni Association Liaison
Robert A. Shebelsky, Treasurer
Harry F. Lee, Esq., Council of Trustees Liaison
William B. Cramer, Esq.
Roger L. DeLarco ’80
James Evans ’07
Marilouise McNally
Frank M. Pullo, Ed.D.,’73 M’76
Emeriti
William B. Cramer, Esq.
John T. Lambert ’54
Rosemary Driebe Olofsson
E. Craig Sweeten
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East Stroudsburg University Alumni Association Board
Collette L. Ryder ’96, President
Christopher S. Yeager ’74 M’81, Vice President
Joseph B. Fite, III ’76, Secretary
Jack P. Childs, III ’67
Edward J. Curvey ’63
Kelly E. Dries ’08
Dan H. Gale Jr. ’06
Ernest R. Gromlich ’60
Kristin M. Hanahan ’05
William J. Horvath, Ph.D., ’70 M’79
Earl W. Hulihan Jr. ’71 M’81
Frank E. Johnson ’74
Dawn Ketterman-Benner ’70
Deborah A. Kulick ’80
Johanna Mazlo ’91
Maury J. Molin ’76
Dr. Ronald W. Prann ’84
Ashley L. Puderbach ’09 M’10
Ritchey J. Ricci ’65 M’72
Thomas L. Sabetta Jr. ’09
Paul E. Scheuch Jr. ’71 M’77
Kristin M. Schnell ’09 M’11
Paul E. Shemansky ’96 M’01 M’04
Ronald D. Steckel ’71
David A. Super ’80
Richard D. Vroman ’67
Emeriti
Eugenia S. Eden ’72 M’76
Bryan L. Hill ’71
Phyllis M. Kirschner ’63
John T. Lambert ’52
Frank M. Pullo, Ed.D., ’73 M’76
Faye Soderberg, Ed.D., ’58
Virginia Sten ’71
John E. Woodling ’68 M’76
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The Alma Mater
Alma Mater, thy halls so majestically stand
In the midst of a landscape unique,
Through the seasons we toil with our bodies and minds
In pursuit of the wisdom we seek.
A mystical charm binds thy children to thee,
Each incoming class feels its spell;
Those who leave thee regretful thy beauties recall,
Which deep in their memories dwell.
(Patrick Conny, 1912)
A photographer from Legacy Photographics is present at today’s ceremony. Each graduate is
photographed as he or she crosses the stage. Legacy Photographics, Inc. will contact each graduate after
the ceremony with information on how to purchase photos. If you have any questions, please contact
Legacy at 1-800-447-2550 or 610-279-1791 or visit the website at www.legacyphoto.com.
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania is committed to equal opportunity for its students, employees and applicants. The
university is committed to providing equal educational and employment rights to all persons without regard to race, color, sex,
religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran’s status. Each member of the university
community has a right to study and work in an environment free from any form of racial, ethnic, and sexual discrimination
including sexual harassment, sexual violence and sexual assault. (Further information, including contact information, can be found
on the university’s website at: http://www4.esu.edu/titleix/) In accordance with federal and state laws, the university will not
tolerate discrimination.
This policy is placed in this document in accordance with state and federal laws including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the Civil Rights Act of 1991 as well as all applicable federal and state executive orders.
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