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Convocation FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020

2 Program

WelcomeThomas F. GibbonsDean, Northwestern University School of Professional Studies

Invocation Jason MohnAssistant University Chaplain

MessageThomas F. Gibbons

Graduate Student AddressBradley T. CisarCandidate, Master of Science in Information Design and Strategy

Undergraduate Student AddressGabrielle Adelle BondiCandidate, Bachelor of Science in General Studies

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Introduction of Keynote SpeakerThomas F. Gibbons

Convocation Address Joan GillespieInstructor, MS in Higher Education Administration and Policy, Northwestern University School of Education and Social Policy; Vice President and Director of Off-Campus Study Programs, Associated Colleges of the Midwest (retired)

Closing RemarksThomas F. Gibbons

Closing Music David JohnstonBagpiper

School of Professional Studies Leadership Featured in ConvocationThomas F. Gibbons Dean, Northwestern University School of Professional Studies

ACADEMIC CONGRATULATIONS

Seth J. Meisel Associate Dean of Academic Affairs

Peter Kaye Assistant Dean, Undergraduate and Professional Programs

Soo La Kim Assistant Dean, Graduate Programs

STAFF CONGRATULATIONS

Margaret M. McCarthy Associate Dean, Student and Alumni Services

Reba-Anna Lee Assistant Dean, Distance Learning

4 Keynote Speaker

Joan GillespieInstructor, MS in Higher Education Administration and Policy, Northwestern University School of Education and Social Policy; Vice President and Director of Off-Campus Study Programs, Associated Colleges of the Midwest (retired)

Joan Gillespie earned a master’s degree in English literature from Northwestern University School of Professional Studies and went on to earn a doctorate in English literature from Northwestern. She is an independent scholar who has held administrative positions in international education for 20-plus years at not-for-profit educational organizations, developing and managing academic programs for Americans studying abroad.

Most recently, she was Vice President and Director of Off-Campus Study Programs at the Associated Colleges of the Midwest, a consortium of 14 liberal arts colleges with headquarters in Chicago. Previously she was Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Assessment at IES Abroad, a consortium of 250-some universities and private colleges. She has worked with university administrators, faculty, and community service providers around the world and witnessed first-hand how academic environments reflect a country’s history and social and economic priorities. In 2010, she returned to Northwestern, to the School of Education and Social Policy, to teach graduate level courses on higher education in the context of globalization.

Much of her research and writing focused on creating quality standards for student learning and development in international settings, and she has published and presented extensively on this topic and participated in developing and evaluating standards on behalf of professional education abroad organizations. Her current research focuses on the impact on faculty who lead and teach on programs of study abroad. She is a co-author and co-editor of Faculty as Global Learners: Opportunities and Strategies to Support Off-Campus Study Leaders at Liberal Arts Colleges, which will be published this summer (2020) by University of Michigan/Lever Press.

She is a lifelong Chicagoan, and Northwestern has played an important part in her family for generations: her grandfather received a law degree from Northwestern; her mother, a master’s degree in music; her brother, a law degree; and her older son, his bachelor’s degree. For years, she and her husband and children lived near the football stadium and baseball field in Evanston and watched the student-athletes practice, cheering them through the season as good neighbors.

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5 Thesis Awards

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Thesis Awards

MA/MFA IN CREATIVE WRITING DISTINGUISHED THESIS AWARD

Allison Epstein, MFA, Winter Term 2020Feather and Frost

MA IN LIBERAL STUDIES DISTINGUISHED THESIS AWARD

Oliva Sulita, MALS, Winter Term 2020Taking Back Boystown: Homonormativity, Commercialization, and Racial Surveillance in Chicago’s Gayborhood

MA IN PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION DISTINGUISHED THESIS AWARD

Caroline Poole, MPPA, Spring Term 2020Drug-free Degrees: Determining the Impact of the Aid Elimination Penalty on Urban Community College Students through a Comparative Time-Series Analysis

Hani Shamat, MPPA, Spring Term 2020Equitable Bikeshare for Equitable Cities: Recognizing and Removing Barriers to Bikeshare in Pursuit of Transit Equity

MS IN DATA SCIENCE DISTINGUISHED THESIS AWARD

Jeremy Walker, MSDS, Summer Term 2020Measuring the impact that domain knowledge in the form of simple ontology structures has on predictive modelling processes in the context of academic library virtual reference services

6 Alpha Sigma Lambda

Alpha Sigma LambdaFirst in Service and Leadership

In 1946, Rollin Posey, Dean of Continuing Education at Northwestern University, founded the Alpha Sigma Lambda society to honor superior scholarship and leadership within the division of continuing education. It provides a prestigious opportunity to recognize undergraduate students who accomplish academic excellence while balancing the competing interests of family, work and community.

Other schools in the Association of University Evening Colleges accepted Dean Posey’s concept. Northwestern’s society became the Alpha Chapter. Students who have maintained the high level of academic excellence required for Alpha Sigma Lambda membership are eligible to graduate with this prestigious honor.

Alpha Sigma Lambda has continued to grow. It is not only the oldest, but also the largest chapter-based honor society for adult students. Today, there are nearly 300 chartered chapters throughout the United States.

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7 Alpha Sigma Lambda

Alpha Sigma Lambda InducteesGabrielle Adelle Bondi

Robin Crystal Carter

Andrew Chana

Marcus Charles

Justin Chon

Kanhaiya Choudhary

Benjamin David Fife

Christopher J. Gray

Catharine E. Heidenreich

Donald R. Heintz

Mark Jedlicki

Emily Reed Kefferstan

Kian Kermani

Graham J. King

Shannan Lyn Krull

Anthony F. Leon

Ryan A. Lough

Sarah Niedermeier

Phillip David Oehlberg, Jr.

Jeannine Louise Ouellette

Stephany Antonia Prodromos

Edythe Ann Selinger

John J. Vondran, Jr.

Justin T. Walker

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Candidates for DegreeUNDERGRADUATE

9 Bachelor of Philosophy | BPh in Communication

Bachelor of PhilosophyDEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Solomon Ehrlich

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE, SPRING TERM 2020

Sarah Niedermeier

Jiahao Tan

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE, SUMMER TERM 2020

Nanette Hannah

Bachelor of Philosophy in CommunicationDEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Ryan A. Lough

DEGREE AWARDED, WINTER TERM 2020

Jeannine Louise Ouellette


Justin Chon

Lucy Weatherly

CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, SUMMER TERM 2020

Jude Swift

10 BS in General Studies

Bachelor of Science in General StudiesDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Michael Butler

Vivialyn Cadell

Ramzie Farhan

Benjamin Davis Keane

Ashley Knudson

Mitzy Juliette Reyes

Michael J. Rubino

Perry Scripps Shaffer

David Shaw

Alexander Theo

Adnaan Zaffer

DEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Christopher J. Gray

Brian Haining

Donald R. Heintz

David Alan Keirn

Kian Kermani

Conor Liam Montgomery

Edythe Ann Selinger


Anna Budzik

Robin Crystal Carter

Marcus Charles

Rmsin Sarges Eshaya

Jillayne Ryan Golden

Catharine E. Heidenreich

Jorge Herrada

Jeremy Seth Hopkins

Mark Jedlicki

Yuliya Lysak

Roger Robledo

Renee Louise Elizabeth Schaaf

Brian H. Suarez

Sarah I. Tate

John J. Vondran, Jr.

Justin T. Walker

Hugo Zizumbo


Juan Manuel Avitia

Daniel Bartnicki

Curtis Bernard

Gabrielle Adelle Bondi

Michael Joseph Chambers

Nicole Thérèse Colon

Benjamin David Fife

Kyle Hagerman

Zachary David Hoff

Armaan S. Hooda

Graham J. King

Shannan Lyn Krull

Anthony F. Leon

Nicole Nembhard

Stephany Antonia Prodromos

Jonathan Henry Thornton


Andrew Chana

Kanhaiya Choudhary

Eric Hoffman

Emily Reed Kefferstan

Charles R. Neer

Phillip David Oehlberg, Jr.

Diana Sancen

Candidates for DegreeGRADUATE

12 MA in Creative Writing | MFA in Creative Writing | MA in Liberal Studies | MA in Literature

Master of Arts in Liberal StudiesDEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Emily Larkin Fazio


Olivia Sulita

Master of Arts in LiteratureDEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Jasmina Basic


Jessica Karen Allen

Stephanie Carol Hatfield

Carolyn Rose Tomecek

Master of Arts in Creative WritingDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Ellen McCrary Hainen

CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, SPRING TERM 2020

James Prather

CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, SUMMER TERM 2020

Sambath Meas

Master of Fine Arts in Creative WritingDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Fei Sun


Allison Jennifer Epstein

Bridget K. Roche

13 MA in Public Policy and Administration

Master of Arts in Public Policy and AdministrationDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Erin Kathleen Curran

Heather Anne Czubak

Rolando Diaz

Sydney Jansje Dinkeloo

Elizabeth Bartlett Dolan

Ajal’teria Marie Carr Favors

James Monroe Harris

Monica Hauser Wolff

Katherine Virginia Kimple

Alleson Whitley Knox

Constance Marie Kravitz

Allison Skare Muller

Danish Murtaza

Louise Packard

Samantha Elise Pettigrew

Michael Tucker Richlak

Erin M. Saal

Ryan L. Santos-Leslie

Nicholas Andrew Petty Sauer

Joaquin Vazquez

Victoria Xatzibe Villalpando

Ellen Woodward


Anthony M. Alfano

Ruth Angelina Barko

Emily Bowers-McKee

Charles Bradley Case

Justin Paul Downey

Alexa Jacalyn Edinburgh

Dalton Goode

Nadine Hattar

Scott W. Humphrey

Bryant Joachim Jackson-Green

Raven Ashley Chantal Jones

Ivy Jean Reynolds

Melissa J. Schakowsky

Jack Thomas Sullivan

Theodore Scott Vernon

Susie M. Wilbur

Leslie Wright


Luisana Gonzalez Nishaat Yunus Killeen Katherine Elizabeth Nunes

14 MA in Public Policy and Administration


Melissa Luiga Anese

Amanda Bezik

Hannah M. Binder

Andrew Taylor Call

Sarah Chorne

Marianna Lira Cooper

Stephanie Christine Cornejo

Sydney Darwin

Scott Edward DeKoster

Jose Lorenzo De La Torre

Amy Kathryn Dolinky

Maeve Pollack

Duaa Eldeib

Susan M. Fochs

Erna Gevondyan

Valerie Susan Gigante

Ashyra Lauren Haynesworth

Isaac O’Neil Hughley

Rachel Hulsizer

Kiran Krishnamurthy

Emily Claire-Linford Lauderdale

Justin B. Leonard

Arielle Maffei

Stephanie Marie Maras

Kristen McCormack

Gwendalyn A. McWilliams

Ariel Mendez

Kailey L. Mullins

Joseph Charles Partyka

Samantha Kopack Pentecost

Caroline Poole

Shedra Rakestraw

Devshree Rane

Lovkarn Singh Riar

Robert Rilling Smith

Allison Ruster

Paulina Serafin

Stephanie L. Seweryn

Hani M. Shamat

Willa Jayne Smith

Michael Ezekiel Solomon

Fatimah Waseem

Sharon A. Zavala

Nicholas J. Ziino


Navdeep Kaur Dhaliwal

Molly Rose Dubow

Lauren E. Evasic

Daniel J. Fristrom

Mitchell J. Goettl

Ashley Gordon Prater

Erin R. Holbrook

Haleigh Renée Hoskins

Priscilla M. Jambor

Jena A. Lindstrand

Neeha N. Mian

Jamie Lynn Muth

Megan Ashley Rodden

Lauren Shelby-Jackson

Kari Jo Smith

Jessica Anna Stallone

Lauren Sheard Stredny

Jack Tierney

John M. Tres

MA in Sports Administration15

Master of Arts in Sports AdministrationDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Andrew Michael Boppel

Mark Izquierdo

Sulav Mukherjee

Abigail Teagan Nevins

Nikia Monai’ Smith

Jay Livingston Townsend

Guillermo J. Zamorano


Andrew J. Edds

Nadia Edwards-Erickson

Scott F. Friedman

Daniel R. Kubiuk

Tatiana Monique Lampley

David C. Thomas


Michael Greenman David Levy Michael Andrew Van Valkenburg


Heidi Bauer

Maxwell A. Chapman

Ashley Ann Cohrs

Fabio De Simone

Taylor Joel Dillon

Benjamin Paul Ebert

Shelby Fredericks

James Robert Haley

Jennifer L. Hall

Traveon E. Henry

Lisa Plaza Jacobs

Sophia Leksan

Sanjay Lumpkin

Tyler Paul Martin

Hakeem Elijah Moulton

Molly Ann Pfeiffer

Matthew Reks

Shannon Elizabeth Smith

Elizabeth Catherine Soudan

Ryan Joshua Taylor

Nathan Wesley Turner

Christopher Ward


Leah Sarah Dunn

John Michael Horsch

Jared Elliot Levin

Ana Marie Noyola

16 MS in Data Science

Master of Science in Data ScienceDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Peter David Altamura

Amee Amin

Kushagra Arora

Sachin Anil Badve

Julia E. Barnhart

Cory Baumgarten

Charles Franklin Bennett, II

George L. Brown

Thomas Leimer Callan

Lauren Camero

Juan Alberto Campos

Brennen Chadburn

Brendan Matthew Durkin

James Benjamin Ebersole

Robin Danielle England

Catherine Michelle Eure

Carlos Iniguez

Bryan Isagholian

Andrew J. Iverson

John Eric Jelovsek

Jonathan David Lesko

Spencer Christopher Li

Marissa Lieb

Lisa Callita Lindquist

Gabrielle M. Souder Lynch

Robert C. Maddox

Hillary Rose Mahoney

Timothy Scott Marass

Peter John McCullough

Jonathan Phillip McKim

Ryan Matthew Orlowski

David Kirk Pilkington

David Thomas Robb

Asiya I. Robbins

Michael Joseph Ryder

Jeremy Michael Sadler

Thomas Edward Sanschagrin

Catherine A. Scanlon

Eric Michael Smith

Nikhil Talwar

Richa Vekaria

Jeremy Joseph Walker

Tony Wong


Shadi Abdullah

Ishmael Ibrahim Amin

Jeffrey An

Roselle Joy Aquino

Nathan Belete

Besi Bezhani

Tate Daniel Bolick

Rui Chen

Preetam Dutta Chowdhury

Jarek Cintron

Shane D. Dejong

Atreya Dey

Ndri A. G. Martial Diby

Alicia A. Erwin

Brian Douglas Foster

Kevin Gleason

Steven Hall

Rowland Jeffrey Hill

Joshua Aaron Howell-Burke

Alan Robert Kessler

John Kiley

Emily Anne Klees

Wendi A. Knapp

Jacob Ezra Kreider

Emily M. Lindgren

Neera Majumdar

Kavita Malhotra

Brian Merrill

Brandon Mark Moretz

Alexander Nelson

Michael Nemke

Calvin Ng

France Ongena

Hemant H. Patel

Dennis J. Pfeiffer

Julia Ellis Rodd

Prasanna Santhappan

Elias Ramon Sidney Romero Schwartz

Srivathsan Seshadri

Yanina Strylets

Brian Kenneth Tieskoetter

Lawrence Vann

Matthew J. Ward

Lauren Elizabeth Weatherly

Ashley K. Wenger

Rachel Anne Workman

Yifei Zhong

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Jason Adam

Chelsea Brooke Barnes

Andor Boeck

Patrick J. Boldt

Ayush Chadha

Michael H. Choi

William Dench

Tannia A. Dubon

Daniel Feiereisel

Jorge M. Fernandes

Jessica M. Fiore

Joshua Dov Fluss

Bradley Robert Franklin

Saidutt Ganji

Blayne S. Gatenby

Raymond H. Gong

David Warner Grashof

Christopher J. Kelly

Benson Tzu Han Lau

Gary Thomas Lawson

Edward Yoonje Lee

Ryan Thomas Lewis

Wei Min Li

Tzu-Ying Liu

Mark F. Loula

Albert Low

Michael P. McGinn, Jr.

Erin Cathleen Mersch

Emma Rae Myers

Arun Kumar Natesan

Nick Novicov

Tina Chinh Man Phu

Matthew Reeves

Jyotsna Sharma Bernet

Nicholas Sheltrown

Paul D. Siroky

Yunfei Song

Kevin Studer

Prabhat Kumar Thakur

Aniruddha Tiwari

Jonathan Walters

Jennifer Marie Wanat

Kenneth T. William

David Williams

Anna Marie Zink

Shalan Michelle Zuknik


Jaime C. Arjon

Allison Mary Ashley

Minhaj Ashraf

Alexander Atallah

Amy Michelle Baker

Jennifer Renee Baker

John E. Barker

Michael Benedosso

Sean Michael Boren

Debra Sue Brannon

Bryan Anthony Bruno

Katelyn Merle Bystrom

Matthew James Carlson

Jessy Chang

Samuel Byron Chapman

Paramate Ben Chavalit

James Ming Chen

Ian Cox

Cynthia Dai

Samantha Ann Dela Cruz

Corinne Dickey

James Vincent Dowd

Tiffany Duong

Paul Edwards

Owen Erhahon

Jarod Ernst

Oluchi Ezem

Michael Walsh Finley

Anton Foltz

Lauren Aleia Frazell

Meg Galle

Michael Gargula

Danius Giedraitis

Daniel Edward Gifford

Christina Marie Golder

Ralph J. Gray

Amy Jo Hagedorn

Michael Robert Haugan

Xingyao He

Gabriel Herman

Michael W. Hodgetts

Eric Chen Hsu

Kimberly Patricia Janda

Meredith C. Jang

Christopher Charles Kaiser

Ashraf L. Karim

Sarah Michaela Krasnik

Andrew Lee

Jay Lee

Matthew Mason Los Kamp

Ksenia Luu

Quinn Richard Alastair MacLean

Michael William Martley

Rachel Martonik

Sridevi Matam

Jonathan A. Mattes

Rebecca M. Mazorol

Jason Michael McCoy

Maria Giselle Mendoza

Anand Kumar Menon

MS in Data Science

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE, SPRING TERM 2020 (continued)

Rick Miller

Jeffery A. Moore

Abhilash Murali

Matthew Pallini

Devika Pathak

Shawne Adrian Pierson

Kevin Daniel McGovern

Sean Prentis

William Tyson Prince

Kaushik Ravi

Antoinette Reber

Zachary Riggott

Stephen Rindelaub

Geoffrey Rozo

Warda Syeda Saeed

Kevin W. Scott, Sr.

Robert Ford Scruggs, Jr.

Joseph Alexander Soto, Jr.

Shankar Sundarakumar

Peter James Swanson

Mitchell L. Thompson

Gersenda Maria Varisco

John Nicholson Williams, IV

Gerald Young

John Zeiner

Zun Zhu


Brian Christopher Brown

Tina Bucciere

Sambit Das

Kelsey Edwards

Ghassan Mazen Elmashni

Juan B. Espinosa

Xinyue Ge

Haley Glazer

Todd H. Hoivik

Chad Robert Hossack

Jennifer D. Klemisch

Jahee Koo

Paige Elisabeth Kuypers

Richard Lindberg

Daniel Morris

Patrick Brennan O’Donnell

Charlotte Anna Peak

Vani Petkar

Abigail Grace Pitts

Cade David Ray

Christopher J. Ribeiro

Marguerite Schimmel

Simone Talla Silatchom

Prashant Singh

Antonius Tran

Sarah Elizabeth Vance

Rondale Lamar Williams

Jordan Williams

Sunny Chen Xu Yurasek

MS in Data Science

19 MS in Global Health

Master of Science in Global HealthDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

April Joy Argana Rivers

Lincoln Stone

Elizabeth Naomi Williams


Sara Alattar

Sarah Michelle Clark

Arianne Elyse Frink

Bridget Marie Gatscher

Christine Ju

Dayna M. Keene

Catherine H. Landa

Kanayo Albert Muodeme

Kalyan S. Narayanan


Kelsey Rae Meyer


Anuradha Shrikrishna Bangaley

Dorelle Dushime

Justin Hackett

Susan Haewon Ju

Brianna Rae Thompson

Felicia J. Timmermann

20 MS in Health Informatics

Master of Science in Health InformaticsDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Mayank Arora Jade Kathryn Lieu


Gihan Ahmed

Martin Phillip Appell

Ryan Bandoske

Ryan Michael Brady Everist

Rohini Mukherjee

Sarah J. Roberts

Grecia Rodriguez

Regina Marie Schwind

Téquan Marciel Taylor

Renee Marie Wisely


Jack Connelly Angela Theresa Mazzari


Juveria Ahmad

Mohamed Almasri

Michael Liam Cavanaugh

Michael Eaton

Jordan Quinn France

Thomas Joseph Gallagher

Ekata Patel Gheewala

Scott Kass

Erin M. Kerrigan

Shalini Kharidi

Sharon Lee

Justin Bradley Long

Lillian Rachel Morris

Alexander Nawakowski

Ryan Nix

Samay D. Shah

Jennifer Tomich


Kim W. Bailey

Lauren Ann Lees

Christopher J. Leonard

Lius Albert Villarin

21 MS in Information Design and Strategy

Master of Science in Information Design and StrategyDEGREE AWARDED, FALL TERM 2019

Kathleen Elizabeth Durkin

Joshua Madej

Matthew J. Peyton

Keka Kukui’o’kalani Schermerhorn

Lawrence Charles Shorter

Kayla Stoner

Audrey B. Wise


McKenzie Dawn Acosta

Nathaniel Gagnon

Katharine Halper-Bogusky

Christopher T. Handzlik

Margaret McGill

Sasha Marie Neri

Randall O’Connor

Suzanna Rogers

Justin Bradley Sutton

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE, SPRING 2020

Lindsay Staufer Adams

Huraish Aziez Ahmed

Brian Neal Blumenband

Amanda Carroo

Bradley T. Cisar

Grace Ho

Stephanie Sarah George

Brendan Luke Le Grange

Lisa Leick

Brittany Metzer

Divya Mouli

Synthia Pereyra

Julia Rose Smith

Connor Steven Story

Ariel Tipton

Victoria West

Laura Wimbiscus

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE, SUMMER 2020

Satchel Armand Siegel Lindsey Diane Sperber

22 MS in Information Systems

Master of Science in Information SystemsDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Shannon D. Baldwin

Faig Garayev

James S. Ksiazek

Maureen Ogechikanma Okoli

Saagar Ravi


Lisa Agngarayngay

Jeffrey Banks, III

Andrew Brant

Benjamin Howard Braverman

Danish Ejaz

Javid Ferguson

Jay D. Meyer

Brian James Moreth

Anushka Jaydeep Patel

Jonathan Shea

Rosalind Louise Whitley

Ting-Chun Yeh


Christopher A. Adamescu

David Francis

Mary S. Houghton

Justin Kundert

Kari Lynn LeBeau

Brandon Maltzman

Sheng Quan Tan

Tony Trim


Bradley Tempel Abrams

Abazer Ali

Mahmud Cham

Stanley Chan

Thomas Tristram Coffin

Tatianna A. Collins

Daniel William Einhorn

John Fulbright

Arthur Gaerlan

Adam Joseph Hoke

Evan Honour

Zanib Khalid

Michael J. Kridler

Dominick Liberio

Mark McGown

Carlos A. Moreno

Aidan Christopher Schenkus

Siddharth Siva

Michael Andre Sutanto

James Theobald

Patrick Veigel

Frank R. Wayne

Emma Yao


Shinoj Krishnankutty Leela Keith E. Mitchell

23 MS in Predictive Analytics

Master of Science in Predictive AnalyticsDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Bradley Allen Curell

Cynthia Rose Frelund

Benjamin Hopf

Zeeshan M. Latifi

Nurtekin Savaş

Saranyan Vasudevan


Dalya T. Adams

Gretchen L. Brittan

Shannon Marie Guffey

Alex Martin Hershberger

Maria Jackson

Luxuan Jiao

Navid Khajouei

John Koegel

Andrius Tomas Markvaldas

Raphael Tewa Mbelli

Ian M. O’Keefe

Renato L. Silvestre

Joshua Paul Wood

Elizabeth Zimmerman


Juan Pablo Barreto

Aaron John Bozicevich

Patrick T. Downs

Ryan David Gifford

Jonathan Mullen

Jenny Solomon


Gregory Joel Ackerman

Sumana Akella

Patrick M. Andrews

Brant Comstock

Elliot Drabs

Roger Gregory Grant

Jennifer Harding

Ray Mathew

John Abel Mendez

Shary Mudassir

Matt Thomas Possley

Shannon L. Smosarski

Brandon C. Strain

John A. Tenerovich, III

Yi Zhang

24 MS in Regulatory Compliance | MS in Medical Informatics

Master of Science in Regulatory ComplianceDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Danielle R. Badgley


Helene Marie Biernacki

Ingrid N. Guzman

Elissa Ann Szuter


Olga Kiryukhina

Kensli Reyne Rollman


Angela J. Brinkley

Francis Reagan De Leon

Defne Emel Eğecioğlu

Erik Robert Eglite

Yara E. Freytes-Sanchez

Kimberly Ann Green

Emily O’Heir Paganelli

Srikumar M. Raja

Adriana Rodriguez

Samantha Warner

Master of Science in Medical InformaticsDEGREE AWARDED, SUMMER TERM 2019

Kenneth Lomonaco


Sadia Anees Ali

Janet O’Connor

CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE, SPRING TERM 2020

John Mark Bickerton

25 University Motto

University MottoThe full text of the University motto, adopted on June 17, 1890, is from the Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Philippians, chapter 4, verse 8 (King James Version).

Whatsoever things are true,

whatsoever things are honest,

whatsoever things are just,

whatsoever things are pure,

whatsoever things are lovely,

whatsoever things are of good report;

if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise,

think on these things.

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26 University Hymn

University HymnQuacumque sunt vera words by J. Scott Clark (Northwestern University Professor) after Philippians 4:8 music by Peter Christian Lutkin (Northwestern University Dean) after Franz Joseph Haydn English version by Thomas Tyra (’54)

arranged by Kevin Vondrak (MM ’17) commissioned by the Bienen School of Music and Donald Nally for the 60th reunion of the Class of 1959

The Bienen Contemporary/Early Vocal Ensemble 2019–20 Donald Nally, conductor Charles Foster, collaborative keyboard Andrew Major, graduate assistant conductor

Quaecumque sunt vera,

Proba, justa, mera

Omnia haec dona

Praebes nobis bona

Alma Mater cara

Benedicta, clara,

Celsa in honore

Nostro et amore!

Hail to Alma Mater!

We will sing thy praise forever;

All thy sons and daughters

Pledge thee victory and honor.

Alma Mater, praise be thine,

May thy name forever shine!

Hail to Purple! Hail to White!

Hail to Thee, Northwestern!

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27 Special Thanks

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