Spring 2023 Undergraduate Student Ceremony
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We also welcome those of you that are viewing online from around the globe. Good morning and thank you for joining us. Graduates, congratulations on your latest accomplishment. This is an important milestone in your lives.
It's truly a time to reflect, rejoice, and celebrate your hard work and your dedication. For most, though, the road to graduation's not traveled alone. There are many people who partnered with you on this journey. Would the parents, grandparents, spouses, children, and all other special guests in the audience please stand so we can recognize you? Graduates. [applauding] Dr. Koubek: Thank you for your unwavering support.
You may be seated. There's another group I'd also like to recognize this morning. Michigan Tech's faculty and staff are renowned for their scholarship and research. They're exceptional teachers and mentors. And most importantly, they're passionate about your education and your success.
Would the faculty and staff please rise so we can recognize you as well? [applauding] Dr. Koubek: Please be seated. Graduates, look around. I hope you'll remember today's celebration fondly and with true appreciation for the many people who have contributed to your educational journey, including those who could not be with us today. Now, on the stage assisting in today's ceremony are members of the University's Board of Trustees.
Please hold your applause until all have been introduced. Chair of the Board, Jeffrey Littmann; Board Member, John Bacon; Board Member, Jon Jipping; Board Member, Matt Johnson; and Board Member, Monique Wells. Also on the stage are Dr. Andrew Storer,
our Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dr. Mike Mullins, University Marshal; University Senate President, and Professor; Dr. Janet Calahan, Dean of the College of Engineering; Dr. Dean Johnson, Dean of the College of Business; Dr. David Flashpohler,
Interim Dean of the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science; Dr. David Hemmer, Dean of the College of Science and Arts; Dr. Dennis Livesay, Dean of the College of Computing; Dr. Marika Seigel, Dean of the PavlisHonors College and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Education; Dr. Shari Stockero,
Assistant Provost for Faculty Development; US Congressman Jack Bergman, representing Michigan's First District; Lieutenant Colonel Ben Zuniga, United States Air Force; Captain Paul Weiss, United States Army; Julie Fream, President and CEO of MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers; and Britta Anderson, Vice President of the Alumni Board and Senior Engineer at Consumers Energy. Thank you for joining us. [applauding] Dr. Koubek: We have a tradition here at Michigan Tech of having one of our students address the fellow graduates. This year's speaker came to Michigan Tech from Shelby Township, Michigan, and will graduate today with a Bachelor of Science in Business Management. He has been one of our Resident Assistants for 4 years, 2 as a Senior RA and assisted fellow students as an Academic Success Coach.
During his first year as an RA, he was recognized with the Exceptional Enthusiasm as a Student Leader Award, and also received a regional award for Residential Community of the Month. In the College of Business, our speaker made the Dean's List every semester and participated in the Advanced Project Management competition and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. Outside of classes, he's been involved in the Pavlis Honors College, Mitch's Misfits, the Society of African American Men, and the Sexual Assault and Violence Education club. He's also been an active volunteer: with the Equipment Loan Closet of the Keweenaw, Little Brothers, Friends of the Elderly, Friends of Michigan Tech Library, and Copper Country Humane Society. After graduation, he'll begin a position as an Associate Business Analyst for Auto-Owners Insurance Company, and it is my pleasure to present to you our 2023 student commencement speaker, Anderson Piercey.
[applauding] Anderson Piercey: Greetings, family, friends, and fellow graduates of Michigan Technological University. We have gathered here today to celebrate passing the threshold from college student to college graduate. Over the past few years, we have grown in ways you could have never imagined.
We are no longer the timid freshmen hiding in the car after a 9-hour drive. Instead, we are inspiring adults, expertly equipped to navigate our professional fields, though blizzards have tried us and all-nighters have tested us. If becoming a Yooper was an exam, we've passed with flying flannel colors.
With our diplomas on the horizon, graduates, I want to remind you of the time you've spent growing in the Copper Country. From the first sweaty day of O-Week when your OTL demanded endless icebreakers to sitting in this hallowed arena, you have been taught several things. One, how to properly pronounce words like sauna and sisu. Two, how to spend 12 hours hacking at sculptures for snow to cover the details the next morning.
And three, how to be kind and compassionate Huskies. Personally, I think y'all would agree there's nothing better than having a Husky in your life. When our cars break down, we have dedicated Facebook groups to help our classmates get home to their families. When the Houghton community needs us, we volunteer through Make a Difference Day or other Service opportunities. And most importantly: when you are not okay, there are students and faculty alike who would gladly drop everything to help you get through it.
It's not required to be kind, but y'all do it with grace. You understand the importance of community and resilience. To be a Husky is more than to have #tenacity. It's to be kind with a passion, to make sure that every interaction you have leaves someone better than how you found them. It's to make a difference in your surroundings through compassion and empathy. It's also to celebrate when your community thrives, to hype up others' accomplishments as if they were your own.
A win for a fellow Husky is a win for all of us. In a few hours, you will become an Alum of Michigan Tech. That comes with an unspoken expectation: to continue being kind.
Best part about it is that it's easier done than said. Check in on your relatives and help your younger siblings with their math homework. When you look around in a few weeks and find yourself missing what Tech meant to you, remember that it was the community that you helped build and flourished in.
Not everyone is lucky enough to go to school here; you're lucky enough to have some great stories about it too. Going into your new place in the great, big world, don't be afraid to bring Tech with you. Hold the door open, say please and thank you, and tip your waiter. Invest a minute of your time every day and see how your community changes to welcome that breath of fresh air, brought straight from some of the cleanest air on Earth. Even if the change isn't immediately obvious, you'll notice the difference with enough time. There is a world waiting for Huskies like us to make it better.
Now, I have to give a little shout-out to the people who helped us get here. Friends and family, you've traveled so many hours to share our home with us for one last celebration. You've seen us cross bridges, borders, and parallels for pre-winter and winter semesters alike. You've watched our broomball games and helped us feel better after brutal chemistry exams. We're here because of your dedication.
Thank you for your endless support of your Huskies-- they are amazing friends and part of an unforgettable Tech Experience. Thank you, as well, to the incredible staff and faculty that have helped students foster their passions and find their callings. Your rigorous courses have challenged us and built us up with our foundational knowledge. You have given us research opportunities and extra credit, crucial letters of recommendation, and reference checks. You've fought for us as young professionals and spent countless office hours explaining intricate formulas.
All of you have helped contribute to so much to Michigan Tech's being one-of-a-kind university. Now, graduates, I'd like to give you one last assignment for your academic career. I know. Friends, family, and faculty, we'll need your help with this one.
There's no points attached, but you can complete this assignment as many times as you want. The assignment is: practice kindness. Cheer for every person who crosses today, even if you don't know them. This is your community, celebrating one of its latest achievements.
Let's make it loud. We have been kind because that's how we were raised. We are kind because we've been given the tools and passion to be. We will continue to be kind because of the people we've met and the friends we've made.
Graduates: you are loved because you bring love into the world, and no matter what, I am proud of you being here with me today. I feel so grateful that I get to call y'all my graduating class. Thank you, graduates of Michigan Tech.
Congratulations. [applauding] Dr. Koubek: Thank you, Anderson. Our commencement speaker today is Julie Fream, Class of 1983.
Julie graduated from Michigan Tech with a Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering and went on to earn her MBA at Harvard Business School. In 2013, she was named president and CEO of MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers, an association that represents automotive suppliers and champions their business interests. In this role, she represents the automotive supplier community on the Ford Supplier Council, the GM Supplier Council, and the Nissan North America Supplier Advisory Board.
Additionally, she is chair of the Corewell Health's Board of Directors. Corewell Health is a $14 billion enterprise with over 60,000 employees in Michigan. In both 2016 and '21, Julie was recognized by Crain's Detroit Business as one of Michigan's Most Influential Women. In 2015 and 2020, she was listed as one of the 100 Leading Women in the Automotive Industry by "Automotive News."
It is my honor to introduce our 2023 commencement speaker, Julie Fream. [applauding] Julie Fream: Thank you, President Koubek. It is such a great honor to be with all of you today. Thank you so much. I want to start out by recognizing, first, the board trustees, the staff and administration, parents, friends, but most important of all: graduates. Please give yourself a round of applause for all that you have done.
[applauding] Julie: Congratulations on your outstanding achievement. And Anderson, your words touched my heart. I'm actually teared up. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us and making today special. And for all of you in the audience that perhaps are not alums, take those words to heart. They mean so much to all of us, not just our graduates.
So I am delighted to, once again, be standing on Michigan Tech's commencement stage. As an alumna of Michigan Tech, I am proud and grateful to be celebrating my 40th anniversary of my graduation. So much has changed in the years since then. So, today I have the distinct honor of sharing with you a few thoughts about my journey, just as you begin yours. My life journey has been one of surprise and adventure.
I am filled with gratitude for my many friends and business colleagues. I am especially grateful for my two grown children and my husband, Rob Lawrence, who is here with me today. Thank you, Rob, for being my rock as we continue our journey together. And looking back, I could not have predicted the various twists and turns of my own career. Other than attending and receiving my MBA, my career has been in the automotive industry. I have worked for vehicle manufacturers, for suppliers, and most recently, for a trade association representing automotive suppliers.
One of the important things these twists and turns has taught me is that success, in all aspects of life, requires collaboration and communication. You will always need to interact with and rely upon others. A group of people working together can accomplish so much more than one individual. I encourage each of you to foster both the personal and professional networks you have started here at Michigan Tech. Accompanying the need for communication is the important skill of adapting to change. And change, often unexpected, will be true in all aspects of your life.
Your ability to adapt and be flexible is the best and perhaps the only way to prepare for change. As a student of the past few years, you have had a front row seat to tremendous global change. Living in and through a worldwide pandemic taught you what it means to have your life change overnight. And part of what enables you to adapt to changes like this is your emotional intelligence, sometimes called EQ. EQ is that ability to understand, to use, and to manage your emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, to communicate effectively, and to empathize with others. And Emotional Intelligence, or EQ, is just as important as your IQ.
Each of you has spent much of your early life honing your IQ. As you continue your journey, make a conscious effort to work on your EQ also. My own career is an example of why emotional intelligence is so important. In my current role I interface with hundreds of people at events and activities. The ability to put myself in someone else's shoes-- to listen and respect their position even though I perhaps do not agree--is pivotal to my ongoing success.
And I know each of you is fully capable of shaping your personal journey in the way that makes the most sense for you. By undertaking and accomplishing the rigorous requirements of your degree here at Michigan Tech as well as embracing-- and mostly enjoying--the amazing Upper Peninsula winters, you have demonstrated that you have what it takes to succeed. So on this wonderful day, I have three suggestions for your life after graduation. I call them the 3 Gs: Gray, Goals, and Give. I'll start with the first one: Gray. Seems like a strange suggestion, until you know a bit more about what it means.
I want each of you to learn to live in the gray. Embrace ambiguity. In our fast-paced, ever-changing world, we tend to crave certainty and clarity in everything we do. We want to know what's going to happen next, and we want answers to our questions. However, a need or a demand for certainty limits your options and possibly even leads you astray.
It prevents you from seeing the world in all its complexity, from exploring new opportunities, and from appreciating the beauty and the richness of the unknown and the uncertain. To embrace ambiguity means getting comfortable with not always having clear answers. It means acknowledging the world is complicated and multifaceted, and not everything can be neatly categorized or easily explained. And it means being open to different perspectives and to the possibility that there may be more than one right answer to a question. Learning to live in the gray can be difficult.
It can be unsettling to not know what is going to happen next or to not have a clear answer. But I would argue that this discomfort is precisely what makes embracing ambiguity so important. As you grapple with uncertainty and complexity, you are forced to think critically and creatively. By questioning your assumptions, you may see things from a new perspective and find additional insights.
And here is something else I want each of you to know: Living in the gray can actually be liberating. It frees you from the constraints of black-or-white thinking. It lets you see the world in a more nuanced and empathetic way. It opens you to the diversity of human experience and helps you find beauty in unexpected places. My second suggestion for life after graduation is to write down your goals. Don't just think about them or talk about them with your friends.
Write. Them. Down. And the G, of course, for this one is easy: Goals. Writing down your goals clarifies your thinking and gets you very clear on what you want to achieve. It sharpens your focus and helps you identify the steps to take to get where you want to be. Writing down your goals increases your motivation.
It is a visual reminder of what you are working toward that increases your commitment and allows you to track your progress over time. You can measure how far you've come, celebrate your accomplishments, and even, if necessary, change tact. Early in our marriage, my husband and I wrote down our goals.
We determined the things we wanted to do and how we would prioritize our time, treasure, and talent. Some of our goals were simple, such as prioritizing travel with our children. As they were growing up, we've traveled with them to China, Australia, Europe, and other places. Some of our other goals were more complex, like ensuring that we saved appropriately for our retirement.
These goals have guided us for many years, and we have been able to achieve most of them. I firmly believe this is because we took the time to agree upon them and to write them down. I encourage each of you to set goals for your journey. And my third and final suggestion is to give something back, the G of course, being give. There are plenty of ways to do this.
Find a social or an environmental issue that you are passionate about, anything from reducing plastic waste to supporting education in your community. Give that issue your time, your talent, and perhaps maybe in a little while, even a little bit of your money. Or go big and identify a market need that is aligned with your values and passion and create a business that will have an impact. Having an impact is one of the key reasons I have spent the last 10 years leading an automotive association. I genuinely want to leave the automotive industry stronger and more diverse than I found it 40 years ago.
Another way I give back is by serving as the board chair of Corewell Health. Corewell Health is the parent organization of Beaumont Health in southeast Michigan, Spectrum Health in west Michigan, and Priority Health Insurance. And I do this work because I believe all people deserve accessible, simple, and affordable healthcare. By applying my own time, talent, and treasure to this organization, I have the ability to help make this vision a reality, giving back to my community in the process.
But giving back and making an impact also occurs in the simplest of gestures. For example, next time you are in the drive-thru getting your morning coffee, pay for the person's beverage that is behind you. You will instantly make someone else's day, and hopefully they will do the same for someone one day. You see, every person has the desire to be seen and to be heard. At every opportunity, strive to give the person in front of you your full attention. Let them know they matter and let them know they are appreciated.
People remember how you made them feel, and that is what creates a lasting impact. So, my fellow Huskies, as you sit here today with your network of friends, all of you just about to become alumni, I hope you take my words to heart. First, learn to live in the gray. Second, write down those goals. And third, remember to give back.
Or simply put: The 3 Gs: Gray, Goals, Give. And as I close, I remind you to enjoy the journey. Whether you know exactly what is next or you stand firmly in the gray, accept and cherish each step along the way. Be in the moment and be open to life as it unfolds. Thank you for the honor of speaking with you today.
And once again, congratulations. I wish each of you much joy and success. Thank you. [audience applauding] Dr. Koubek: Thank you, Julie. Yesterday afternoon the University celebrated the accomplishments of nearly 300 Master's and PhD students who earned their graduate degrees from Michigan Tech at a separate commencement ceremony. In honor of this occasion, the University finds it fitting to bestow an honorary doctoral degree on an alumni and friend who reflects great honor and prestige upon Michigan Tech.
The process begins with recommendations from an academic college, is reviewed by the University Honors and Awards Committee, and then approved by Michigan Tech Board of Trustees. This year's honoree was nominated by the College of Engineering. The Michigan Tech Board of Trustees unanimously voted to confer an honorary Doctor of Philosophy degree to Julie Fream. Julie, congratulations. [applauding] Dr. Koubek: I'd like to invite our Board Chair Littmann
to the podium to formally confer the degree. Jeffrey Littmann: Julie Fream, would you join me up here? Jeffrey: Congratulations. Julie: Thank you. Jeffrey: So we are pleased to recognize and honor your service to the University and to your profession. You epitomize the meaning of a Michigan Tech graduate and set a fine example for our students graduating today. Upon the recommendation of the Honor and Awards Committee, and by the authority vested in me, I hereby confer upon you the degree of honorary Doctor of Philosophy, with all the rights and privileges, as well as the obligations and responsibilities, thereto appertaining.
Congratulations. Julie: Thank you so much. [audience applauding] Jeffrey: And in witness whereof, we'll be presenting Julie with a hood. Dr. Koubek: Congratulations, Julie.
[audience applauding] Julie: Thank you so much, President Koubek, Board of Trustees, for this amazing honor. I really am humble and just--I am so honored by this recognition. So I thank you from the bottom of my heart and the service that I have given over the years to Michigan Tech has truly been one of service from my heart. So I am so proud of this university, of the Husky family, and I am so proud to welcome all of you today to that Husky family.
So, thank you. [audience applauding] Dr. Koubek: Oh, good. Many of you excelled in your studies and are wearing honor cords in recognition of your accomplishments. Those of you wearing-- or graduating cum laude are wearing copper honor cords. Those of you graduating magna cum laude are wearing silver honor cords. And those of you graduating summa cum laude are wearing gold honor cords.
In addition, those of you graduating with honors from the Pavlis Honors College are wearing medallions. Each of you can be proud of having earned this honor. Would you just please stand so we can recognize you? Congratulations.
[audience applauding] Dr. Koubek: Congratulations, you can be seated. Many of our students are wearing additional cords and sashes, signifying their involvement in everything from athletics to study abroad to University and national student organizations. You may notice a few wearing red, white, and blue honor cords.
They are veterans of the armed forces, and we salute their service. If there are veterans with us today, graduating, would you please stand? [audience applauding] Dr. Koubek: Thank you. At this time, would the ROTC candidates please rise and come forward? Michigan Tech takes great pride in its officer training programs.
These graduates have not only met the rigors of earning a Michigan Tech degree, but have also fulfilled the requirements of the Reserve Officer Training Corps, and will now be presented for their Oath of Office. Captain Paul Weiss of the United States Army will present the Army candidates. Lieutenant Colonel Ben Zuniga of the United States Air Force will present the Air Force candidates. Capt. Paul Weiss: Good morning.
Erin Bennett, Commissioning Active Duty as an Armor Officer. Her next training assignment is Fort Benning, Georgia. William Kordenbrock, a distinguished military graduate, he is Commissioning Active Duty as an Aviation Officer, and his next assignment will be Fort Novosel, Alabama.
Carter Maxey. A distinguished military graduate, he is Commissioning Active Duty as an Infantry Officer, and his next training assignment is Fort Benning, Georgia. Erik Vogel, a distinguished military graduate, he is Commissioning as an Infantry Officer in the Michigan National Guard and his next training assignment is Fort Benning, Georgia. Tucker Wittkopf, a distinguished military graduate, is Commissioning Medical Services at the Wisconsin National Guard and his next training assignment is Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Lt. Col. Ben Zuniga: Second Lieutenant Anikin Anderson, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Developmental Engineer.
First assignment, Hill Air Force Base in Utah. Second Lieutenant James Behrens, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Pilot. First assignment, Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas. Second Lieutenant Lilly Bolliger, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Intelligence. First assignment, Goodfellow Air Force Base in Texas.
Second Lieutenant Colin Daniels, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Security Forces. First assignment, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming. Second Lieutenant Dusten Gonzalez, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty RPA Pilot.
First assignment, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas. Second Lieutenant Nate Goodman, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Pilot. First assignment, Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. Second Lieutenant Christopher Liberman, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Nuclear and Missile Operations. First assignment, Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
Second Lieutenant Sidney Ogilvie, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Nuclear and Missile Operations. First assignment, Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Second Lieutenant Cayton Scholz, United States Air Force, distinguished graduate, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Developmental Engineer. First assignment, University of Texas in Austin to earn a master's of science in electrical engineering, sponsored by the Air Force Institute of Technology. Second Lieutenant Brendan Tenkel, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Civil Engineer. First assignment, Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
Second Lieutenant Benjamin Twohy, United States Air Force, will enter active duty with Air Force specialty Developmental Engineer. First assignment, Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. [audience applauding] [audience applauding] Lt. Col. Zuniga: The Oath of Office has its roots back in the ancient Roman times, and the first modern Oath of Office were given to those serving under the Continental Army in 1775. Today, all officers of the United States uniformed military services swear an oath upon commissioning.
Execution of the Constitutional Oath signifies the acceptance of their officer commission. Administering the Oath of Office this morning is Congressman Jack Bergman, US House of Representatives. He represents the First District of Michigan and serves in the US House Armed Services Committee, the Budget Committee, and the Veterans Affairs Committee.
He has been in office since 2017 and he retired from the US Marine Corps in 2009 at the rank of Lieutenant General or three-star. He is the highest-ranking combat veteran ever elected to Congress. Congressman Bergman.
[audience applauding] Congressman Jack Bergman: You guys ready? Please raise your right hand and repeat after me. "I," (state your full name), "have been appointed an officer in the Armed Forces of the United States, in the grade of second lieutenant, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, and without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter. So help me God. Congratulations on your appointment as Second Lieutenants in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. [audience applauding] [audience applauding] [audience applauding] [audience applauding] Dr. Koubek: Dr. Andrew Storer will now present the candidates
for the undergraduate degrees. Dr. Andrew Storer: Will the candidates for the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees please rise? Chair Littmann, I present the candidates for the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in their respective fields.
Upon completion of their required curricula, these candidates are hereby recommended by the faculty to receive this degree. Jeffrey: Members of the class of 2023, upon the recommendation of the faculty and having completed your required curricula, and by the authority vested in me, I do hereby confer upon you the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in your respective courses of study, with all the rights and privileges thereto appertaining. Congratulations. Please be seated.
[audience applauding] Dr. Dean Johnson: On behalf of the College of Business and Interdisciplinary Programs, will the candidates for the Bachelors of Science degree in: Accounting, Engineering Management, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Construction Marketing--Construction Management please come to this platform to receive your diplomas? Dr. Marika Seigel: Presenting candidates from the College of Business and Interdisciplinary Programs, Bachelor of Science in Accounting: Marco Marquez.
Dr. Shari Stockero: Trent Magers. Dr. Seigel: John Paul Moody, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jacqui Olesen. Dr. Seigel: Grace Rajala. Dr. Stockero: Ivy Stoller, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management: Liam McDonough. Dr. Stockero: Henriette Semb, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Mitchell Watters, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Finance: Chelsea Archambeau. Dr. Seigel: Keegan Erva. Dr. Stockero: Nick Kaufman. Dr. Seigel: Parker Saretsky.
Dr. Stockero: Jaharee Weah. Dr. Seigel: Adam Witkowski, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Management: Tristan Ashbrook.
Dr. Seigel: Caleb Glenn. Dr. Stockero: Benjamin Leinonen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Christopher Maxson. Dr. Stockero: Nick Pace, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Anderson Piercey, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Elijah Soumis.
Dr. Seigel: Bianca Schuck. Dr. Stockero: Mark Vehslage, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Nick Stankovich, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Management
Information Systems: Taylor Johnston. Dr. Seigel: Cedric Keller, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Michael Llamas Mercado, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Trent Peterson. Dr. Stockero: Kevin White. Dr. Seigel: Christian Worley.
Dr. Seigel: We'll slow it down. Sorry about that. Dr. Stockero: Thank you. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Marketing: Dylan Boberg. Dr. Seigel: Calli Daavettila.
Dr. Stockero: Emily Kughn, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Lianne Pietila. Dr. Stockero: Ryan Stafford. Dr. Seigel: Christopher Daniel Woods. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Construction
Management: Bill Barnhart, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Steele Fortress. Dr. Stockero: Connor Rammler. Dr. Dennis Livesay: On behalf of the College of Computing, will the candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree in: Computer Network and System Administration, Cybersecurity, Electrical Engineering Technology, Computer Science, and Software Engineering, please come to the platform to receive your diploma.
[audience applauding] Dr. Seigel: Presenting candidates from the College of Computing, Department of Applied Computing, Bachelor of Science in Computer Network and System Administration: Ethan Frenza. Dr. Stockero: Justin Sulak, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity: Nicole Andress. Dr. Stockero: Nick Bergstrom. Dr. Seigel: Chris Liberman.
Dr. Stockero: Matthew Jeffrey, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jason Joseph, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Connor Langdon.
Dr. Seigel: Jacob Ludwig. Dr. Stockero: Kate MacQuarrie, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andrew Martin, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: John Slowey.
Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology: Jared Rathburn, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Austin Sharkey.
Dr. Seigel: Presenting candidates from the Department of Computer Science, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science: Austin Sopha. Dr. Stockero: Mackenzie Baker, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Case Brophy, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Connor Cater, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Xiaojie Chen, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Andrew Ciminski, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: John Claassen. Dr. Stockero: Brian Conn. Dr. Seigel: Mya Davis, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Conlin Dohne. Dr. Seigel: Andrew Frey, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Eric Goulet, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Jack Grant. Dr. Stockero: Devin Hall. Dr. Seigel: Jack Hendrickson. Dr. Stockero: David Hochstetler. Dr. Seigel: Will Holland.
Dr. Stockero: Jerry Jones. Dr. Seigel: Max Jorgensen, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Austin Keene, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jeremiah Kollodge. Dr. Stockero: Michael Kulas.
Dr. Seigel: Nolan Manor, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Daniel Masker, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Cale McDonnell, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Kyle McIntyre. Dr. Seigel: Justin Milliman.
Dr. Stockero: Yaritza Miramon, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Eva Muller, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Claire Nicholas, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Josh Overbeek, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Noah Riske. Dr. Seigel: Emma Smith. Dr. Stockero: Michael Romero. Dr. Seigel: Foenix Szot.
Dr. Stockero: Joseph Roy Teahen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Cooper Tyson, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Colin VanDelden, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Anna VanNiejenhuis, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Jared Webb. Dr. Seigel: Nathan Wolf, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering: Tyler Shawn Budd.
Dr. Seigel: Thomas Carey. Dr. Stockero: Benjamin Cauley. Dr. Seigel: Jack Hayes. Dr. Stockero: Martiza Gonzalez, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Colin Knudsen.
Dr. Stockero: Abi Myers, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Patrick Philbin, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Joshua Reynolds. Dr. Seigel: Quentin Ross, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Zane Smalley, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Ame Tian. Dr. David Flaspohler: On behalf of the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science, will the candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Ecology and Environmental Science, Forestry, Natural Resource Management, Wildlife Ecology and Management, and Wildlife Ecology and Conservation please come to the platform to receive your diploma? [audience applauding] Dr. Seigel: Presenting candidates from the College of
Forest Resources and Environmental Science, Bachelor of Science in Applied Ecology and Environmental Science: Katie Bershing, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Edward Chapman. Dr. Seigel: August Camp, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Natalie Howard, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Cassandra Gabalis. Dr. Stockero: Melina Hurin, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Jared Johnson. Dr. Stockero: Emily Long. Dr. Seigel: Joseph Macai.
Dr. Stockero: Amanda Marcotte. Dr. Seigel: Kate McGowen, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Madeline Marie Stack, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Ella Stone. Dr. Stockero: Madalyn Tudor-Duncan, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jared Way.
Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Forestry: Nick Blundy. Dr. Seigel: Anthony Ciaramitaro, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Kaleb Dorweiler. Dr. Seigel: Luke Ferzacca. Dr. Stockero: Bryce Neff, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Tucker Wittkopf, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Alex Pera, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Anna Pike. Dr. Stockero: Maruta Sipols, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Meagan Quandt, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Chassadee Winters. Dr. Seigel: Collin Whitsett, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Management: Anna Brubaker. Dr. Seigel: Jordan Zych.
Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Bioproducts: Abi Herndon, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology
and Management: Colin Daniels. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation: Sarah Arnold, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jacob Brenke.
Dr. Stockero: Ottilea Brueshaber, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Mitchell Chosa. Dr. Stockero: Jake Maynard. Dr. Seigel: America Parker. Dr. Stockero: Chance Spencer. Dr. Seigel: Ezekiel Stark.
Dr. Stockero: Carly Zielinski. Dr. David Hemmer: On behalf of the College of Sciences and Arts, will the candidates for the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Biology Focus), Biological Sciences, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Human Biology, Medical Laboratory Science, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Chemistry Focus), Chemistry, Computational Chemistry and Chemical Informatics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Psychology, Humanities, Communication, Culture, and Media, Scientific and Technical Communication, Exercise Science, Sports and Fitness Management, Mathematics and Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Anthropology, Sustainability Science and Society, Audio Production and Technology, Sound Design, Theatre and Electronic Media Performance, and Theatre and Entertainment Technology, please come to the platform to receive your diploma. [audience applauding] Dr. Seigel: Presenting candidates from the College of Sciences and Arts, Department of Biological Sciences, Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: Megan Guyer, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Christian Holmstrom, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Dylan Norris, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Samantha Siefert, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences:
Shane Astrike, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Morgan Radtke, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alyssa Sarlund. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology: Jacob Bancroft. Dr. Seigel: Alec Clark-Braendle.
Alex. Alex, sorry. Dr. Stockero: Garrett Lukosavich. Dr. Seigel: Alex Looman, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Brian Reeves.
Dr. Seigel: Tessa Tormoen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Madeline Webb. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Human Biology:
Nathan Balok, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Mackenzie Fox, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jordyn Jones, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Mary Schloss, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Reagan Swartz. Dr. Stockero: Erin Bennett. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science: Evelyn Assenmacher. Dr. Stockero: Neve Badalow, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Sophia Bancker, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Emma Erkkila. Dr. Seigel: Grace Gonzalez, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jade Graham. Dr. Seigel: Patrick Hoxie, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Elaina Krings, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Kaisa Nagel. Dr. Stockero: Madeline Palosaari, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Delaney Pietila, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Faith Prentiss.
Dr. Seigel: Jake Vaillancourt, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Presenting candidates from the Department of Chemistry, Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: Connor Hall, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jillian Kuizenga, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Mykenzie Monkevich. Dr. Seigel: Ellianna Sempek, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Madylin Sherman, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andrea Lynn Smith, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Chemistry: Walter White. [audience applauding] Dr. Seigel: Emily Vincent.
Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science, Computational Chemistry, and Chemical Informatics: Audrey LaCost, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry: Maria Walczyk, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Presenting from the Department of Cognitive and
Learning Sciences, Bachelor of Science in Psychology: Keighley Blindauer, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alyssa Everett. Dr. Stockero: Sara Gelon, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Chiara Heinz. Dr. Stockero: Abby Morley, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Samantha Walker, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Kallie Weecks, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Cathryn Weirick, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Associate of Arts in Humanities: Gia Harris-Guidotti, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Eva Hautamaki. Dr. Stockero: Presenting candidates from the Department of Humanities, Bachelor of Arts Communication, Culture and Media: Matthew Brisson. Dr. Seigel: Aedan Haack. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science Scientific
and Technical Communication: Megan Cole. Dr. Seigel: Rachel Dick, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Riley Powers. Dr. Seigel: Colton Sitts.
Dr. Stockero: Presenting for the Department Kinesiology and Intergrative Physiology, Bachelor of Science Exercise Science: Kaitlyn Brady, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Brendan Kaski, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jessica Lacy, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Karina Madigan, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Maxwell Marion, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Armando Motz, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Gracie VanLangevelde, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Connor Walch. Dr. Stockero: Mariah Willmer, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Sports and Fitness
Management: Devin Schmitz. Dr. Stockero: Cody Tarnowski. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department Mathematical
Sciences, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics: Lilly Bolliger, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science Mathematics and Computer Science: Damion Miller, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Statistics: Jake Behler. Dr. Stockero: Maxwell James, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Lila Johnson, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Kristoffer Adrian Larsen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Joe Mallonee, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jun Wang.
Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Physics, Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics: Jason Flittie, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Arts in Physics: Riley Dickert.
Dr. Seigel: Nick Folcik. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Physics: Benjamin Joseph Sloma.
Dr. Seigel: Sidney Ogilvie, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Presenting for the Department of Social Sciences, Bachelor of Science Anthropology: Christopher Charteris, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Adi Hanany.
Dr. Stockero: Nicholas Hundt. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences: Robert Hazen. Dr. Stockero: Cheyenne Scott, with an additional degree
in Biomedical Engineering. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Sustainability Science and Society: Kaitlyn Black. Dr. Stockero: Sammy Borzick, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Isabelle Cervantes. Dr. Stockero: Janelle Freeman. Dr. Seigel: Anne Greub, with an additional degree in Social Sciences, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Ava Miller.
Dr. Seigel: Isadora Mitchell. Dr. Stockero: Savannah Obert-Pfeiffer, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Abi Pettit.
Dr. Stockero: Thomas Vermeesch. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, Bachelor of Science in Audio Production and Technology: Isabella Capanda. Dr. Stockero: Alexander Knapp. Dr. Seigel: Mason Waldrip.
Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Arts Theatre and Electronic Media Performance: Ahnikah Bachleitner. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Theatre and Entertainment Tech: Bobbi Desgrange. Dr. Stockero: Gerardo Villanueva.
Dr. Seigel: Madison Leigh Wentela, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Janet Callahan: On behalf of the College of Engineering, will the candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Robotics Engineering, Engineering, Applied Geophysics, Geological Engineering, Geology, Mining Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Materials Science and Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, please come to the platform to receive your diploma? [audience applauding] Dr. Seigel: Presenting candidates from the College of Engineering, presenting for the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Bachelor of Science, and Biomedical Engineering: Benjamin Agnello.
Dr. Stockero: Izaya Bengry. Dr. Seigel: Cassandra Bonifas, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Abby Bretzke, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alex Carlson, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Ali Dabas, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Giovanni Diaz. Dr. Stockero: Trevor Dunlap. Dr. Seigel: Robert Dwyer, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Madeline English.
Dr. Seigel: Kenzie Garrison. Dr. Stockero: Kelsey Harvath, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: William Hagelthorn, with--who also has a degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Dr. Stockero: Marli Hietala. Dr. Seigel: Cole Hebert, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Jonathan Hong. Dr. Seigel: Jacob Jackson, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Benjamin Johns, also with a degree
in Materials Science. Dr. Seigel: Madelene Johnson. Dr. Stockero: Elizabeth Kaechele.
Dr. Seigel: Bella Kanasty, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Cameron Karnosky. Dr. Seigel: Kristin King. Dr. Stockero: Etienne Michels, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Sidney Monger. Dr. Stockero: Kelsey Moyer, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Lydia Moylan, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Nicholas Niemi, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jaela Norkoli, with an additional degree
in Mechanical Engineering, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Savannah Page, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Kathleen Pakenas, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Julia Paulos, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: William Poster. Dr. Stockero: Will Reehl.
Dr. Seigel: Carter Schluentz. Dr. Stockero: Katherine Schnabel. Dr. Seigel: Ailie Schoenborn, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Josette Stalmack, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alayna Starll.
Dr. Stockero: Lukas Stegmuller. Dr. Seigel: Frances Taylor. Dr. Stockero: Lindsey Thelen, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Cody Tuftee. Dr. Stockero: Zachary Vatter. Dr. Seigel: Jennifer Wilson. Dr. Stockero: Sadat Yang.
Dr. Seigel: Abi Yott. Dr. Stockero: Jordan Zais, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Chemical
Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering: Breanna Appleton, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Mark Bailey. Dr. Seigel: Noel Barwick, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Brooke Bates. Dr. Seigel: Julia Becker, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Sadia Begum.
Dr. Seigel: Lillian Bradley, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Max Brow. Dr. Seigel: Nicholas Bussey, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Alayna Cronan.
Dr. Seigel: Leanne Daanen. Dr. Stockero: Caleb Diekema, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Josiah Diekema, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Andrew Diekema. Dr. Seigel: Ryan Downs, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Michael Durbin, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Josey Edick, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Lauryn Elsholz. Dr. Seigel: Lauren Erdman. Dr. Stockero: Lina Espejo, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Jonah Essig. Dr. Stockero: Casey Fortman, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Ramsey Forton.
Dr. Stockero: Zach Geiger, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Cassidy Grobbel, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Nicholas Henderson, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Genel Homister. Dr. Stockero: Lydia Jackels, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bo Jacques. Dr. Stockero: Grace James, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Samuel Kinne, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Christopher Kirschke.
Dr. Seigel: Tailyn Klepsa-Orrey. Dr. Stockero: Amelia Kramer, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Justin Liakos. Dr. Stockero: Pablo Lozano, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Kinley Lyons, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Caleb Marianos.
Dr. Seigel: Quincy Markee, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Steven Markert, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andrew Melichar, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Andrew Menard.
Dr. Seigel: Jack Mikota. Dr. Stockero: Tad Mohr. Dr. Seigel: Olivia Netzler.
Dr. Stockero: Gabrielle Ogden. Dr. Seigel: Lauren Opalewski, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Josh Paling. Dr. Seigel: Hannah Peterson. Dr. Stockero: Bill Phillips. Dr. Seigel: Justin Popelka.
Dr. Stockero: Sarah Prough. Dr. Seigel: Hannah Quinn, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Benjamin Reynolds.
Dr. Seigel: Emerson Ross. Dr. Stockero: Malachi Schauer. Dr. Seigel: Nicholas Scott. Dr. Stockero: Dana Seiler, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Katy Smith, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Nash Smith.
Dr. Seigel: Riley Smith, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Timothy Stachowski. Dr. Seigel: James Staley.
Dr. Stockero: Jon Sturm. Dr. Seigel: Nathan Summers, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Christopher Taylor. Dr. Seigel: Olivia Umlor, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Sheridan Waldack, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andrew David Ward, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Kade Wirth, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alec Wong. Dr. Stockero: Presenting for the Department of Civil Environmental and Geospatial Engineering, Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering: Nate Goodman, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Spencer Archer, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Emily Bergstrom.
Dr. Seigel: Megan Brinkler, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Sydney Bryant. Dr. Seigel: Henry Campbell, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: A.J. Clarey, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Zachary Collin, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Morgan Coolidge. Dr. Seigel: Alex Coulter, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Robert Davies. Dr. Seigel: Zach Deur, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Connor Dykehouse, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Drew Eaton. Dr. Stockero: Robon Edwards. Dr. Seigel: Dylan Ferron. Dr. Stockero: Isaac Fong, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Evan Geronimi.
Dr. Stockero: Sam Gordon, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Samuel Hoekwater. Dr. Stockero: Lance Hoezee.
Dr. Seigel: Keira Houston. Dr. Stockero: Aleah Hummel, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Liam Johnson, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Noah Koball. Dr. Seigel: Jonathan Maag. Dr. Stockero: Kenneth Marx.
Dr. Seigel: Katie McInnis, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Emma Meitler, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Justin Micillo. Dr. Stockero: Eric Ottevaere, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Thomas Pastell, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Simon Peter. Dr. Seigel: Grant Pietila. Dr. Stockero: Brennan Pike. Dr. Seigel: Josh Plante, Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Bradley Getlinger, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Joe Roell, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Edward Rybowiak. Dr. Seigel: Nigel Soler.
Dr. Stockero: John Upham. Dr. Seigel: Jacob VanDrie. Dr. Stockero: Colin Vander Beek. Dr. Seigel: Kevin Wengrzyn, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science Environmental Engineering: Lily Ahlstrom, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Rachel Anguish, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Laura Bauman. Dr. Seigel: Michael Bersin. Dr. Stockero: Braeden Beutz. Dr. Seigel: Victoria Bushard, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Avery Cassel, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Luke Cook. Dr. Stockero: Emma Doyal, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andrew Ellstrom, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Riley George, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Molly Greene. Dr. Stockero: Kelsie Kaufman. Dr. Seigel: Josh King. Dr. Stockero: Nathan Kraft.
Dr. Seigel: Kendra Lachcik, a.k.a. Blizzard T. Husky, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Casey Lambert. Dr. Seigel: Megan Lee, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Tessa Meyer, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Anabel Needham, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Katharine Peterson. Dr. Seigel: Amanda Reed. Dr. Stockero: Rachael Ritter.
Dr. Seigel: Drew Yesmunt, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science Geospatial Engineering: Joslynn Brown, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering: Jason Ackerman, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Peter Amat, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Tyler Birnie. Dr. Stockero: Ryan Briggs.
Dr. Seigel: Reed Brinton. Dr. Stockero: James Brouckman, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jerod Busch. Dr. Stockero: Ethan Campbell. Dr. Seigel: Spencer Crawford, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Dan Curtiss, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Lucas DeVol, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Kevin Fogg, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Stephen Gillman, also a.k.a. Blizzard T. Husky, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Lily Hubbard.
Dr. Seigel: Ian Huff, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Arvind Kalyana. Dr. Seigel: Matt Kouba.
Dr. Stockero: Adam Krueger. Dr. Seigel: Andrew Lewis, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jayson Lyons. Dr. Seigel: Ray Ma. Dr. Stockero: Jake Muller, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Spencer Novaco. Dr. Stockero: Gabriel Oetjens. Dr. Seigel: Enzo Palombo. Dr. Stockero: Rachel Poppe. Dr. Seigel: Max Reisterer.
Dr. Stockero: Jacob Smith. Dr. Seigel: Benjamin Stier, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Alex Stockman, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Nico Toppi. Dr. Stockero: Berj Vartanian.
Dr. Seigel: Anthony Viola. Dr. Stockero: Micah Thoreson. Dr. Seigel: Seth Wood, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Trent Johnson.
Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering: Cole Abel. Dr. Stockero: Hanan Alattar, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Alec Amundson. Dr. Stockero: Hayden Augustyniak, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Mykenzie Brown.
Dr. Stockero: Josh Cribben, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Elizabeth Donoghue. Dr. Stockero: Tyler Fayta, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Dylon Fewins, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jhenna Gamache.
Dr. Seigel: Gabriel Greiling. Dr. Stockero: Drew Griffin. Dr. Seigel: Austin Hilliker, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Natalie Hodge, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Aaron Hogue, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Hunter Indermuehle.
Dr. Seigel: Nick Jones, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Joshua Juras. Dr. Seigel: Cayton Scholz, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Jack Kalkman. Dr. Seigel: Dylan Kangas. Dr. Stockero: Sophia Kraus.
Dr. Seigel: Bayron Lobo-Paz. Dr. Stockero: Makayla Miller, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Andy Martin.
Dr. Stockero: Andrew Mitteer. Dr. Seigel: Austin Mullins. Dr. Stockero: Austin Nguyen.
Dr. Seigel: Matthew Niemi, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Justin Norkol. Dr. Seigel: Brendan Osentoski. Dr. Stockero: Ryan Peckham, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Luke Purchase, Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Trent Seorum. Dr. Seigel: Carl Slezak, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Carter Spoutz.
Dr. Seigel: Ben Twohy, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Will Stier, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Johannes Strueber. Dr. Stockero: Andrew Tiedt. Dr. Seigel: Erik VanHorn.
Dr. Stockero: Brenda Wilson, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Olivia Zinser, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Patrick Westerberg. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Robotics Engineering: Andrew Freel, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Emma Korhonen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Emily Ladensack, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Erin Wiser. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Engineering Fundamentals, Bachelor of Science in Engineering: Anikin Anderson. Dr. Stockero: Paige Kachmarsky.
Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences, Bachelor of Science in Applied Geophysics: Aidan Gabriel, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Addison Goecker, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Grace Ojala, with an additional degree
in Anthropology, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science Geological Engineering: Michael Carley. Dr. Seigel: Kolby Carpenter.
Dr. Stockero: Peter Klein. Dr. Seigel: Jared Searl. Dr. Stockero: Max Stange, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Bachelor of Science in Geology: Quin Doud. Dr. Stockero: Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering: Cole Anderson.
Dr. Seigel: Jake Maxon, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Presenting for the Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering Technology: Matt Gagnon. Dr. Seigel: Brendon Lakenen, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: John Mayer.
Dr. Seigel: Mason Petersen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Collin Remilong. Dr. Seigel: Matthew Vongphachanh. Dr. Stockero: Anthony Wacek. Dr. Seigel: John Waller. Dr. Stockero: Jacob Welch.
Dr. Seigel: Hunter Wilke, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Presenting for the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Materials Science, and Engineering: Sophia Brylinski, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Ryan Cesario, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Ethan Chang. Dr. Seigel: Mieka Clark, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Stockero: Dakota Dorner. Dr. Seigel: Daniel Griffin, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Katherine Jarvis, Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Michael Kilmer, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Drew Kolodge. Dr. Seigel: Samuel McGinnis. Dr. Stockero: Liam McLeod. Dr. Seigel: Caleb Minasian. Dr. Stockero: Gus Quigley.
Dr. Seigel: Evan Stafford. Dr. Stockero: Henry Summers, Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Joseph Tomei. Dr. Stockero: Andrew Walch. Dr. Seigel: Presenting for the Department of Mechanical
Engineeeing, Engineering Mechanics, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering: Griffin Abbott, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Bhavya Aggarwal. Dr. Seigel: Russell Albee.
Dr. Stockero: Caitlin Allread. Dr. Seigel: Michael Balentine. Dr. Stockero: Noah Baliat, Summa Cum Laude.
Dr. Seigel: Tej Bergin. Dr. Stockero: Emmett Boehler. Dr. Seigel: Luke Bischer. Dr. Stockero: Thomas Bolitho.
Dr. Seigel: Hunter Bondy, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Kate Bridges. Dr. Seigel: Tyler Brown. Dr. Stockero: Frank Bruck. Dr. Seigel: Misong Byun.
Dr. Stockero: Dante Cardinali. Dr. Seigel: Matthew Carey, with an additional degree in Electrical Engineering, Cum Laude. Dr. Stockero: Zarvan Chinoy.
Dr. Seigel: James Behrens, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jacob Chizek. Dr. Stockero: Connar Christensen, Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Jack Christenson.
Dr. Stockero: Delaney Compeau, Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Seigel: Nick Consiglio. Dr. Stockero: Daniel Curry. Dr. Seigel: Taryn Curtis, Magna Cum
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