86th Commencement
86th Commencementon Oyaron HillHalf Past Eleven O’ClockSaturday, May TwentiethTwo Thousand Seventeen
Trustees of the CollegeChairFrancis D. Landrey P’06Kathleen M. Fallon ’88West Roxbury, MassachusettsChappaqua, New YorkVice ChairArnold M. DrogenOneonta, New YorkShelton, ConnecticutMichael E. Finnerty ’92New Haven, ConnecticutDr. Bertine Colombo McKennaCooperstown, New YorkKeith J. FulmerNew York, New YorkSecretaryBetsy Tanner Wright ’79Charlene McCutcheonMarx ’77, P’10, P’16Neal K. Miller ’72Oneonta, New YorkKeith N. Granet ’79Lakewood, New YorkLos Angeles, CaliforniaTreasurerEdward B. Droesch ’82Robert S. Hanft ’69, PM’06Janet G. Mitchell ’71Mendham, New JerseyNew York, New YorkPresidentDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12Cooperstown, New YorkEvelyn Milne Moore ’83Highland Park, TexasSarah Griffiths Herbert ’88Plainfield, New HampshireJoel T. Patterson ’96Moraga, CaliforniaOneonta, New YorkThomas E. JohnstoneCarol Ann Hamilton Coughlin ’86William J. Kitson III ’86Elaine Raudenbush DiBrita ’61Dr. Dorothy Milligan Lewis ’65Virginia S. Elwell ’77David H. Long ’83, H’14Ridgefield, ConnecticutMarina Mikhailova Regelman ’95Melbourne, AustraliaCos Cob, ConnecticutBeachwood, OhioSarah Otto Sanders ’11Schenectady, New YorkSheffield, MassachusettsMarlborough, MassachusettsSteven R. Suleski ’76Madison, WisconsinWilliamsburg, VirginiaDover, MassachusettsTrustees EmeritiJohn S. Bronson ’70John P. Duffy H’00, P’91, P’95Nancy Cofield Brown P’89Susan R. HughsonOneonta, New YorkPort Washington, New YorkJoyce Chesebro Buckingham H’15Paul R. Johnson ’67George P. Stephan, Esq. H’01, P’78Jeanette CuretonWilliam E. Lewis H’16Stephen L. Waterhouse P’95William K. Davis ’49, PM’05Donald E. Michel ’57Brian R. Wright, Esq. H’02, PM’11Edward S. Dewey H’98Frank E. Perrella ’50, H’93, PM’12, P’75San Francisco, CaliforniaGreenwich, ConnecticutBloomfield, ConnecticutWilliamsburg, VirginiaOneonta, NYCarmel, CaliforniaKEY FOR HARTWICK DESIGNATIONSTucson, ArizonaBoxford, MassachusettsThe Villages, FloridaGeorgetown, TexasGary G. Roth ’71Cary, North CarolinaEdward W. Stack H’82West Hartford, ConnecticutHanover, New HampshireTequesta, FloridaGloversville, FloridaHHonorary DegreePM President’s MedalPA President’s Award for Liberal Arts in PracticeP Parent
Hartwick’s HistoryModern-day Hartwick College is a nationally ranked, selective, liberal arts and sciences college, the roots of which reach backto the founding of Hartwick Seminary through the will of John Christopher Hartwick. A Lutheran minister who arrived fromGermany in 1746, Hartwick led several mission congregations of early settlers along the Hudson and Mohawk rivers in whatis now upstate New York. His dream of establishing an institution of higher learning became a reality shortly after his deathwith the founding of the seminary in 1797. The New York State Legislature in 1816 incorporated the new school — the firstLutheran seminary in America — as a classical academy and theological seminary.The Seminary and Academy had a long and useful history, training more than 300 ministers and educating over 3,000 youngmen and women. In the mid-1920s, Lutheran leaders in the state decided to add a four-year “college department.” With thesupport of the church and a group of local citizens, Hartwick College opened in 1928 in Oneonta, just a few miles from theoriginal site of the Seminary.In 1968, the College and the Lutheran Church concluded that the time had come for an amicable separation, and Hartwickbecame an independent college. Hartwick College remains committed to liberal arts preparation that is enriched throughfaculty-facilitated experiences such as study abroad, advanced research, and community-based service learning.Presidents of the CollegeDr. Charles Myers 1927–1929Dr. Charles W. Leitzell 1929–1939Dr. Henry James Arnold 1939–1953Dr. Miller A. F. Ritchie 1953–1959Dr. Frederick M. Binder 1959–1969Dr. Adolph G. Anderson 1969–1976Dr. Philip S. Wilder, Jr. 1977–1992Dr. Richard A. Detweiler 1992–2003Mr. Richard P. Miller, Jr. 2003–2008Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich 2008–presentHartwick’s MissionHartwick College, an engaged community, integrates a liberal arts education with experiential learning to inspire curiosity,critical thinking, creativity, personal courage, and an enduring passion for learning.
Academic RegaliaThe caps, gowns, and hoods worn at college and university functions date back to the Middle Ages, when the masters andscholars wore clerical attire every day to keep themselves warm in the damp, drafty castles and halls of learning. Thistradition was carried over to American institutions, but since the Civil War the donning of regalia has been reserved forspecial ceremonies.Black is the recommended color for all caps and gowns, although many universities have authorized doctoral gowns madein each school’s color. The bachelor’s gown, normally worn closed in the front, is distinguished by long pointed sleeves. Themaster’s gown has oblong sleeves, while the doctoral sleeve is bell shaped; both gowns are designed to be worn open orclosed. Other special features of the doctoral gown are the black velvet facing on the front and the three velvet bars acrossthe sleeve in either black or the representative color of the individual’s discipline.The most distinguishing feature of the regalia is the hood, the velvet binding of which varies in length and width to indicatea bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree (the longer and wider the binding, the higher the degree). The color of the bindingdesignates the discipline in which the degree was earned—for example, white for the arts, letters, and humanities; light bluefor education; brown for the fine arts; apricot for nursing; blue for philosophy; sage green for physical education; and goldenyellow for science. The colored chevrons lining the hood indicate the institution from which the degree was received.Honor cords designate those students who have achieved high academic standing or who are members of academic honorsocieties. The color indications are: Anthropology (bright yellow); Beta Beta Beta, Biology Honor Society (red/green);Chemistry (teal); Computer and Information Sciences (maroon/white); Omicron Delta Epsilon, Economics (gold); SigmaTau Delta, English (cardinal/black); Alpha Psi Omega, Honor Society for Theatre Arts (blue/amber); Phi Alpha Theta, History(Madonna red/gray-blue); Sigma Beta Delta, International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration(gold/green); Kappa Mu Epsilon, National Mathematics Honor Society (pink/silver); Pi Kappa Lambda, Honor Society forMusic (white/gold); Omicron Rho Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing (orchid/white); PiSigma Alpha, Political Science Honor Society (red/black/white); Languages (white); Psi Chi, Psychology Honor Society(yellow); Sociology (blue-green); and Hartwick College Honors Program (blue/white). Gold tassels are the symbol of themembers of the Hartwick College Honor Society.Six students in each graduation class are named John Christopher Hartwick Scholars by virtue of their high academicstanding, character, leadership, and service. Those six graduates are entitled to wear the John Christopher HartwickScholar’s medallion.
The Hartwick BellFor much of the history of Hartwick College, the ringing of a bell has had an important place in academic life. Thebeginning of the Commencement ceremony is signaled by the tolling of the Hartwick Bell, which was cast in the Troy, NewYork, foundry of Julius Hanks at the direction of Trustee Chairman John G. Knauff and bears the inscription “HartwickSeminary-1815, J. Hanks. J. G. Knauff Executor.” The bell hung atop the main building of the Seminary from 1815 untilthat structure was razed and the College and Seminary were consolidated in 1947. It now hangs in the Yager Hall belfry as asymbol of the College’s heritage.The Commencement Bell TraditionGeneration upon generation of Hartwick scholars have heard the ringing of the bell and known that it leads them away fromthis community of scholars and into the world in which they are destined to make their mark. The students making thistransition today will receive a replica bell, which symbolizes their introduction into the vast, proud community of HartwickCollege alumni, and the roles that the bell and the College over which it keeps watch have played in shaping their lives. Thistradition offers a tangible connection to the storied past of Hartwick College and a physical reminder of the countless lessonslearned on Oyaron Hill.The Hartwick MaceThe mace, now used traditionally as a symbol of authority in the manner of a royal scepter, has evolved from the spikedbattle mace of the Middle Ages. The Hartwick College mace, in form a symbol of strength and uprightness, is carved by handfrom black ebony, which is known as the king of woods. The mace was designed and executed by Assistant Professor of ArtEarl Cunningham in 1967. The dome shape of the top of the mace carries with it a relationship to the church in general. Inlaidin the dome is the Lutheran Coat of Arms, symbolizing Hartwick’s tradition as a Lutheran institution. The coat of arms is executed in cloisonné, the traditional technique of joining metal and enamel in design. Around the cylindrical shape, just underthe dome, are affixed bronze versions of the Hartwick College seal, the Hartwick Academy seal, and the Hartwick Seminaryseal, which jointly symbolize significant dates and developments in the history of Hartwick College.Commencement PhotographsHartwick has retained the professional commencement photography services of Genesee Photo Systems. Each graduatewill be photographed prior to crossing the stage, and when receiving their diploma. A few days following the ceremony, thegraduates will be notified by email when images are available to view and purchase online.The website for Genesee Photo Systems is www.geneseephoto.com. For additional information, or should you have any questions or comments, please call 800-345-7427 or email service@geneseephoto.com.If you choose to take your own photographs, please remember all of today’s guests are here to witness their student’s moment of walking across the stage at graduation. We appreciate your consideration in not blocking the view of others, and askthat you take advantage of the designated photo locations near the front of the tent.
Order of ExercisesPRELUDE“Nimrod”from Enigma Variations, Op. 36Edward Elgar (1857–1934)Arranged by Alfred Reed (1921–2005)Hartwick College Wind EnsembleMichael Anthony Turi ’17, conductorPROCESSIONALBroome County Celtic Pipes & DrumsCALL TO COMMUNITYDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12, PresidentPATRIOTIC SONGStar Spangled BannerWords by Francis Scott Key (1779–1843)Music by John Stafford Smith (1750–1836)Hartwick College Chamber ChoirLee Wright, Director and Assistant Professor of MusicGREETINGSChristopher Shaw ’17, Student Senate PresidentFrancis D. Landrey P’06, Chair, Hartwick College Board of TrusteesABRAHAM L. KELLOGG ORATORICAL PRIZEDr. Cherilyn M. Lacy, Professor of History and Faculty ChairMUSIC SELECTIONRestFrank Ticheli (b. 1958)Hartwick College Wind EnsembleAshley Duryea ’17, conductorMARGARET B. BUNN AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING TEACHINGDr. Michael G. Tannenbaum P’14, Provost and Vice President for Academic AffairsPRESENTATION OF THE HONORARY DEGREEDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12Rory P. Read ’83, P’09, Recipient
PATRIOTIC SONGGive Me Your Tired, Your PoorWords by Emma Lazarus (1849–1887)Music by Irving Berlin (1888–1989)Arranged by Roy Ringwald (1910–1995)Hartwick College Chamber ChoirLee Wright, Director and Assistant Professor of MusicADDRESSDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12, IntroductionHilary Duffy ’91, SpeakerMUSICAL FEATURERun to YouMusic and Lyrics by PentatonixNot So Sharp a cappella ensemblePRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF 2017Dr. Michael G. Tannenbaum P’14CONFERRAL OF DEGREESDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12INTRODUCTION OF GRADUATESDr. Michael G. Tannenbaum P’14ALUMNI ASSOCIATION INDUCTIONScott A. Holdren ’80, President, Alumni Association Board of DirectorsCONCLUDING REMARKSDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12ALMA MATEROyaron, Hill of Dreams (words on last page)Welsh Air Men of HarlechLyrics by Bryant Cureton and Cira MarkusonRuth Ellen McGaugh ’17, sopranoHartwick College Wind EnsembleAshley Duryea ’17, conductorRECESSIONALBroome County Celtic Pipes & Drums
PLATFORM PARTYDr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12, PresidentHilary Duffy ’91, Commencement SpeakerRory P. Read ’83, P’09, Honorary Degree RecipientFrancis D. Landrey P’06, Chair, Hartwick College Board of TrusteesDr. Michael G. Tannenbaum P’14, Provost and Vice President for Academic AffairsSydney R. Leo, Chief Financial Officer and Vice President for FinanceGregg A. Fort, Vice President for College AdvancementKaren P. McGrath, Vice President for Enrollment ManagementDr. Meg C. Nowak, Vice President for Student AffairsDr. Kellie H. Bean, Dean of Academic AffairsDr. Cherilyn M. Lacy, Professor of History and Faculty ChairDr. Robert C. Gann, Professor of Computer and Information Sciences and PhysicsScott A. Holdren ’80, President, Alumni Association Board of DirectorsChristopher Shaw ’17, Student Senate PresidentFACULTY MARSHALSDr. Connie Anderson P’99, P’04, P’06, Professor of AnthropologyDr. L. Gerald Hunsberger P’99, P’00, Professor of MathematicsDr. Thomas J. Travisano P’14, Professor of English, Mace BearerCOMMENCEMENT COMMITTEEMembers of the Class of 2017Kiana BrighamLaura CernikS. Nathan ColeKelsie Danielle CostelloAnna DorenTyla Kamden DwaricaMargaret Katherine ElisofonSarah Elizabeth NewmanAmbar PerezAlyssa Nichelle RalphRachel Leigh TrulandAndrew TyrolThe flags hanging over you are a symbol of our international outreach and represent our commitmentto the global community as we prepare our graduates for an increasingly interdependent world.The flags represent the home countries of Hartwick’s international community,which includes graduating students attending Hartwick on a student visa, students born abroadwho are now U.S. permanent residents, and dual citizens of the U.S. and another country.In addition, Hartwick is proud to display the flags of countries where, in recent years,our students have melded a liberal arts education with experiential learning,whether they participated in a January Term or semester-long study abroad programor in one of the two flagship independent study scholarships at Hartwick:The Emerson International Internship Scholarships and the Duffy Family Ambassador Scholarships.The countries represented are Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Belgium, Bhutan, Bolivia,Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Czech Republic,Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Fiji, France, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy,Jamaica, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, Moldova, Netherlands, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico,Romania, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.
Bachelor of ScienceSadiq Abdulai LInformation ScienceDevin BriceBusiness AdministrationRachel Marie Davis 2*#Allison Frances Agate 2*# Justin Charles Kadeem Broome 3Tristan Davis Fralick 1*JCHImani Moné AndersonRebecca BuonoNursingLevi Decker 3 L (12/9/16)Business AdministrationHannah Armstrong 3*Matthew BytnerLouise DePratoCarl Ayres 3*(12/9/16)Erica Lynn CadeNursingBusiness AdministrationAneta J. BabieradzkiTess Marie Cagenello 3*Krista Marie Devore 3*Accounting - CPA, Business AdministrationNursingNursingComputer ScienceNursingJames BakerBusiness AdministrationInformation ScienceNursingNursingNursingNursingImmacolata DeVivoNursingNursingBusiness Administration, Political ScienceShannon Nicole Carter 3*Michael J. Dolan 2*Geoffrey Lionel BaptisteDymineke CaverChristian John Benjamin DossCourtney BartlettCorinne Jordan Cervenak 2*Maxine Esther Dunn 1*#Stephanie BatistaKaley Rose Chase 1*†Ashley DuryeaBusiness AdministrationNursingNursingHeather Noel Beebe 1*(12/9/16)Information ScienceNursingNursingMatthew ChetcutiBiochemistryBusiness AdministrationNursingMusic EducationTyla Kamden Dwarica NursingBusiness Administration, PhilosophyKaylyn G. Bennett 1*Courtney R. Cirillo 1*#Tyler BlankenbushPeggy ColasNursingBusiness AdministrationMarykate BlochlCourtney N. CoonsAllison Kennedy Eipp 3*†Elyzabeth Diana BodingtonSierra M. CossanoAshly Elias (1/28/17)Leisa L. BordingerColleen CunninghamRachel Ann EvansJillian Laura BorntraegerMoira Daly †Juliana Fairbairn (12/9/16)NursingBusiness AdministrationBusiness AdministrationNursingNursingNursingReese Helme Bowden LBusiness AdministrationNursingNursingNursingBusiness AdministrationNursingLucy Winter Davis †Individual Student Programin Biomedical SciencesBusiness Administration, SociologyKelly Dwyer †Computer ScienceLisa DygonNursingNursingNursingIndividual Student Programin Biomedical StudiesShea Robert Feehan 1*† LBusiness Administration, Economics
Bachelor of ScienceKia FerenceKaitlin Anastasia Hanlon Wakeman 3*Matthew S. FocerAlexander Hanse 3*NursingNursingBusiness AdministrationBiochemistryJacquelyn Christine Foreman 2*#Business AdministrationMaurizio Fornerino Barboza *2 (12/9/16)Gregory A. HarlemBusiness AdministrationElizabeth HarveyBusiness Administration, EconomicsNursingAmy Lynn FurmanJenna Elizabeth Hohenforst *Rachel K. Gaston *Kimberlee Shauna Hoos † LNursing2NursingNursingNursingCraig Gecewicz 1*(12/9/16)Justin M. Hoskins 3*NursingBusiness AdministrationAmanda K. Gelatt 3* †Christine HughesNursingJoanne LaFleur Georges 3*# NursingDarren JamesonBusiness Administration, EnglishInformation ScienceDaniel Evans Gilbert *Breann Marie Jefferds 3*#LComputer ScienceBusiness Administration, EconomicsAlexa I. Giliof 2*(12/9/16)Jaelyn JohnstonNursingNursingAlicia Bailey GoodeCarly JordanNursingBusiness AdministrationSara Lynne GoodrichCristina Corcione KellerNursingNursingJessi-Lee Lynn GrantGabrielle M. KieflBusiness AdministrationNursingMatthew J. GrospitchTeresa M. Kim 3*Seth W. GulickThomas King Jr.Business Administration†Computer ScienceDavid Hajduk(12/9/16)NursingBusiness AdministrationQuincy L. KinzelBusiness AdministrationNursingChristopher James HamiltonKari Ann Knudson 3Information ScienceNursingJustine KozubalChemistry, PhysicsCady Kuebler 3*Business Administration,Individual Student Program in FinanceChristopher Kurz (1/28/17)Business AdministrationKechna Laurent 3*(12/9/16)NursingYixuan Liu 1*#BiochemistryMichael LoureiroBusiness AdministrationJoseph LufkinBusiness AdministrationBrittany MackeyBusiness AdministrationTimothy James Mahony 2*#Business AdministrationRawal Rafiq MalikBusiness AdministrationEmily Rose Marcotte 3*NursingTyler MastrantuonoBusiness AdministrationKevin Mathew 3*(12/9/16)NursingMatthew McCallanBusiness AdministrationRuth Ellen McGaugh 3* †NursingBrandon M. McMullenBusiness AdministrationShawn Michael McNeilBusiness AdministrationColin C. MeadBusiness Administration
Bachelor of ScienceSierra Marie Meads 3Benjamin T. PinzerNursingNursingMarcus James MistersaroBusiness AdministrationThomas Molisani Jr. (1/28/17)Shaina Lyn PoppoSarah Nicole Ryan 3*NursingLena Ryason *Business AdministrationAccounting - CPA, Business AdministrationBusiness AdministrationAccounting, Business AdministrationJustin PrattJilian Paige SabatinoMichelle Elizabeth Morgan 2* LDavid A. Proctor Jr. (12/9/16)Jacob Nicholas SachseJoseph Thomas Mulvehill 2*Taylor L. Prusinowski 1*#LNina Rose Savasta 1*NursingNursingAccounting - CPA, Business AdministrationNursingKellen Munn (1/28/17)Christopher James PuerileBusiness Administration, EconomicsBusiness AdministrationKatharine Jennie NelsonBetty Qiu †Business AdministrationBusiness AdministrationMusic EducationTylyn Seaman-LawtonAccounting - CPA, Business AdministrationSarah Anne ShawMedical TechnologyBusiness Administration, SociologyBusiness AdministrationSarah Elizabeth NewmanKelsey Anne Rasefske 1*#JCH LBiochemistry, PsychologyGina SheridanNursingDominic John NotarRebecca L. ReillyBusiness Administration, PhilosophyNursingAndrew Charles OaksJessica ResminiNursingNursingJessica D. OhlRon RichardsNursingAlexa ShickAccounting - CPA,Business Administration, EconomicsAllie SigadelNursingNursingBusiness AdministrationLloyd Nicholas OliverAbigail Anne RicklesAndreia Silva Reis Galo 3 †NursingNursingBusiness AdministrationMichael F. Simone LBusiness AdministrationDaryl Catherine Orend *2NursingLindsay Gail PallayRebekah Gabrielle Robitaille 2*NursingNicholas Sorrenti LBusiness AdministrationSarajane Roenke 2 #*Individual Student Programin Biomedical SciencesEnvironmental Chemistry,Economics, MathematicsRyan PaniaguaMichael J. Rood 3* (12/9/16)Business AdministrationBusiness AdministrationJennifer SpagnuoloBusiness AdministrationDerek Richardson Stoddard 1*#Business Administration, Political ScienceBrittany PhillipsLlainevee Mae RosalitaBusiness AdministrationNursingBusiness AdministrationFrancesco PichardoKelsey Hannah Rousseau 3 *Nursing, SpanishBrittany Kaitlyn SutliffAccounting - CPA, Business AdministrationKelly L. Pinney 1* (12/9/16)Kyle Joseph Rowe-ZarbaSarah Elizabeth Thompson 1*# NursingBusiness AdministrationEmily StoneNursingBiochemistry, Anthropology
Bachelor of ScienceTrevor ToddThomas Vatter * LBusiness AdministrationAdam WatsonInformation ScienceBrooke A. Torruella 2*Business AdministrationMarley Alexander VilNursingAnthony TufanoBusiness AdministrationAndrew WatsonIndividual Student Programin Public HealthAccounting, Business AdministrationSkylar Visnack 2* †Business AdministrationChase WeichmanBusiness Administration, AnthropologyMichael Anthony TuriMusic Education3Jocelyn Blendell Waite 2* †Rhiannon WheelerNursingNursingDavid J. Van Alstine LComputer ScienceKristy Jane Walker *1 #NursingAmanda Van AukenNursingColin Wasacz 2* LBiochemistryCory Wood (1/28/17)Business Administration
Bachelor of ArtsAdam J. Gomes-Abreu 3*Sierra Marie BerryElizabeth Marie CarneyLianna Aharon 1*#JCH†Kevin Bersch 1*Ryan CarrollJessica Marie Aliotta *Heather Billington 1*#Rachel Diana Casler 2*Erin Allegro 3Kevin Scott Blake 1*#LNicholas CelestinoDaphne Morgan AllenSabrina BleicherCarla Centanni 2*Sebastián Knight AlmanzarKimberly Block 1* #Laura Cernik 1* #Jordan Andre 2*#Casey Beth Boucher †Madeline ChesterRoss Braue 3*Sergio Diego Cisneros LPolitical Science, EconomicsMathematicsSociologyPolitical ScienceArtBiologyEconomics, Business AdministrationCourtney Arlington 3 Music, SpanishAlexander Athanail 3*BiologyBiologySpanishBiology, EnglishSociologyBiologyMathematicsGeology, PhilosophySociologyArtSociologyPolitical ScienceBiologyArt History, HistoryEconomicsArtEnglishPhilosophy, PsychologyKeenan BrennanDevlin Michael ClarkeAlexander AusteinBreaonna M. BriggsS. Nathan Cole 1* #Theatre ArtsCatherine Elizabeth AyresPsychologyHistoryBiologyHistoryEconomics, Political ScienceKiana BrighamShannon Mary Conway 2*Elani Chris Balis 2* L(12/9/16)Brandon BrownMiranda CookinghamSarah Elizabeth Barrett LNoelani BrowneKelsie Danielle Costello 3 #Tyrell Alex BazemoreAshley Ann Bullivant 3*Tonie Alexis Cross †Rachel Marie BellisMary Buntrock 3*Mikaelan Cucciarre-Stuligross 3* LAlyssa C. BennettAshLee Burdick 3*Kerry-Lynn Cullen (12/9/16)Andrew T. BennettBethany Burgess (12/9/16)Kevin John Culleton Jr. (12/9/16)Kent BenwellChristian Matthew BurnsKyle Edward DaltonBiologySociologyTheatre ArtsPsychologyBiologyEnglishTheatre Arts, Business AdministrationPolitical ScienceAnthropologyAnthropologyMathematics, logyPsychology, Theatre ArtsBiologyPsychology, PhilosophyEconomics, Business AdministrationEconomics
Bachelor of ArtsMartha Daniel 1* #Margaret Katherine ElisofonZane Grunewald LJacqueline Davis 3* #Karl Webb Gustafson Jr. LPolitical ScienceKelsey Amanda Elliott 1* #Psychology, Business AdministrationPolitical ScienceMason Dean 3Tyler S. Faulkner 1* L(12/9/16)Keith Francis HackettNina Marie DeFabioCharlie Feher-Peiker 1* JCH†Philosophy, EnglishTheatre Arts, Business AdministrationKerrie DeLiberis 3*Nicole M. Finn 1* #Aaron Hansbury 2*Political SciencePsychologyDakota DeNicola (12/9/16)Hazel Diana FloresCaitlin HawleySociology, SpanishGeologyNathan DePuy 2 # *Evan Michael FlynnAndrew H. HeimanEnglishHistoryJulia Allison FordTristan Hewitt †Political ScienceArtMikayla Diane Fowler (12/9/16)Tyler Dayton Hoskins 1* #BiologyBiologyConor James GallupGregory Athanasius Hunter LBiologyTheatre ArtsWinston GaltJacqueline Itgen LBiologyAnthropologyAlexander Ronald GibsonAli JaberPhysicsGeologyMelissa Caitlin Gifford 2*Brooke Camille JohnsonPolitical ScienceEnglishThomas Gillon 3*Jackie Johnson 1* logySociologyEnglishFrench, Spanish, Individual Student Programin Global Studies/Comparative Cultural StudiesGina Ruth DeVoto3#GeologyAnthropologyJessica Lynn HallerMathematicsChelsea DimondPsychologyBrianna Chanel DominiqueSociologyJack Donaldson *3Chemistry, Business AdministrationAnna Doren 2* #Anthropology, HistoryThomas Dorritie 1* LPsychologyKelsi DouglasIndividual Student Program in InternationalPublic Relations, Political ScienceSamantha Dow 3*SociologySara Catherine DuaneArtMadison Rose Goddard 3*Safay Patricia JohnsonPsychology, History, Global StudiesHistory, AnthropologySamuel GoldingHarmony Jordan 3*AnthropologyBiology, AnthropologyEmily Anne Gray 2* †Tashiem JordanHistoryNikky-Ann Samantha DuncanArtRachael Ryan GreeneBiologyBrian William Edmister IIIBiologyTheatre ArtsSara Ruth KalmerSociology, Business Administration
Bachelor of ArtsDalton Richard KaminskyMichaela Macquignon 3*Gerard P. MurelloLiam Daniel Kane IIIHalle Mahoney 1* #Hailey NelsonDemi ManesisMelissa Ann NiewenderBiologyEconomicsStavros Kerchoulas 3* LMathematicsMadison Ann Kilgore 1* #SociologyPolitical s, Business AdministrationGregory Martino 2* (12/9/16)Victor Nous LElizabeth Klonowski 1* #Megan Elizabeth Maruscsak 3# †Samuel Vincent Nowak 3Eliza Helene McCue-GonzalezCaitlin O’Brien 2* #Megan Elizabeth McGillycuddyBailey Alyss O’Donnell 1* #JCHLJayme Lynn McGovern 2* # †LArantza Camille Orengo Green 2* #GeologySarah Kohlmeier 3GeologyEmily Komondor 2* # †EnglishSkylar Rae Kortright 1* #LGeologyRebecca Krowitz 1*Psychology, FrenchNoy Kruvi 3*BiologySociologyPsychologyPsychologyJennifer Catherine McInerney 2* #JCHLPolitical ScienceGeologyPsychologyBiologyArt HistoryEmily L. OwensHistory, EnglishHistory, Political SciencePhilosophyEconomics, Business AdministrationQuinn Michael McQuade 3*Lindsey Partelow 3*Kacy KyerNicole Mehr 2*#Taylor Pechtel 2* #James MelvinDaniel James Pelkey †John MontemaranoEmily PeñaMichele MoranAmbar PerezTajera MorganCindy PerezTaylor MorinEvan Petillo LAmanda Morse †Alexander Justin PhillipsAlston Spencer MosesRiley Elizabeth PhillipsSociologyGordon LamourBiologyJillian Renée LattenhauerSociologyAriana Lenetis 3* # English, AnthropologyRobert Daniel Leombruno III 1*BiologyConner Charles Long LGeologyEmily MacKinnonSociologyBrianna MacMahon 1* #History, Political atre ArtsPolitical ScienceSociologyMusic, Theatre ArtsBiologyMathematicsSociologyPolitical ScienceSociologyGeologyPhysics, MathematicsSociology
Bachelor of ArtsJessica Pimentel Almonte 2*Tianna RivasBrittany Sloan 2*Allison Pinski 2* #Allison Renee RoachKyle SmartMeagan Lindsay Potter LAmanda RoachBenjamin Harrison Smith IV LAvery Blair ProctorJahmaar Amani RobertsKara Smith 3Melijah PurvisSylvia Maritza Rojas *Psychology, ArtArt History, AnthropologyAllison Quicho 3 †Lauren Michele Rosenberg 3*Amelia Rose Kurland SmollensBrendan QuinnEdvin RovcaninSamantha H. Snyder 3* LTimothy Raimy LSamantha Kirsten SaporitoFrank Sorrenti 3* LAlyssa Nichelle Ralph 3* #Kayce Lezah SavoieAbigail Maureen Spagnola 1* †(12/9/16)BiologyPolitical Political ScienceMathematics, Theatre ArtsSydney logyPsychologyPolitical ScienceDaniel ScalaSociologyPolitical ScienceBridget Caroline Reilly 2*Joshua ScribnerAlex G. Renzi 3*Krisna SeangsouvahnEtta Mather Resnick-FieldShannon Auburn SeverySociologyPolitical ScienceEnglishGeologyPhilosophyPsychologyRebecca Smith 3*HistoryHistorySociologySociologySarah Sperling 1* #Individual Student Programin Cinema and StorytellingMelissa SperrySociologyBiology, ArtSociologyEnglish, AnthropologyIndividual Student Program in PhotojournalismDanielle Elizabeth RicciChristopher Shaw 3* #SociologyZachary SimmondsMariana Richards BenfattiWinston SinclairArtChemistryMorgan Claire Riggins 1* (12/9/16)Hope Singbusch 3* †LBiologyEnglishBrandi RiggonsKayla Sinitsky LArtIndividual Student Programin Environmental ScienceNicholas StephanGeologyPolitical Science, EconomicsSarah Katherine Rice 2*Political ScienceKelly Ann Sprague 2* # †Erica Stockman 1* #History, EnglishPsychologyHistorySamantha Jessica Renee StreatorHistoryAnna Margurite Sweet 2*EnglishLuke S. TetraultEconomics
Bachelor of ArtsKit Tregear 1*Jennifer Katherine Wallace 2* #Robb Kenneth WoodruffJames TrofaEmily Ann Weite 2*EnglishMusicMeagan Rose WrightRachel Leigh Truland 1* #LRian E. WestBiology, EconomicsHistorySean TuckerJoshua R. White AnthropologyGeology, BiologyAndrew Tyrol 3Zachary John WhitenackPsychologyAnthropologyKyrsten Valentine †Karl Wietzel 3* LMathematicsPsychologyElizabeth Van NormanBiologyHistoryNiles WilburBiologyPolitical ScienceDavid Jose Velez 2*Nicole Wilson 3Physics, MathematicsPsychologyJames Andrew Vogt 3*Nicolette Wilson 3HistoryPsychologyHaley VotraWilliam Robert WittmerBiologyFrenchAnthropologyNoah Micah WynnTheatre ArtsMalik WynterSociologySummer Wysocki *English, Theatre ArtsMegan Rose Young 3PsychologyAlyssa Michelle ZeitlerBiologyIsabelle Arminda ZwickSociologyAnthropologyEXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS1 Summa Cum Laude 2 Magna Cum Laude 3 Cum Laude * Departmental Distinction # College HonorsJCH John Christopher Hartwick Scholar Two degrees earned † Three-Year Bachelor’s
Honor cords designate those students who have achieved high academic standing or who are members of academic honor . Sigma Beta Delta, International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration (gold/green); Kappa Mu Epsilon, National Mathematics Honor Society (pink/silver); Pi Kappa Lambda, Honor Society for .
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This standard employs the principles of API 650; however, storage tank owner/operators, based on consideration of specific construction and operating details, may apply this standard to any steel tank constructed in accordance with a tank specification. This standard is intended for use by organizations that maintain or have access to engineering and inspection personnel technically trained .
