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TheTwo Hundred Thirty-Ninth

Commencement ofPurdue University

Edward C. Elliott Hall of MusicWest Lafayette, Indiana

December 15, 2019

First Division: 9:30 a.m.Second Division: 2:00 p.m.

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THECOMMENCEMENTCEREMONY

A Perspective Purdue University owes a substantial debt to its medieval predecessors for its commencement ceremony and academic attire. The academic heri-tage that evolved during the Middle Ages provided us with a teaching institution, the university; a method of measuring academic progress, degrees; and a structure for an appropriate ceremony recognizing the student’s achievement, commencement. In June 1875, Purdue University held its first commencement outdoors on the Oval, awarding the Bachelor of Science degree to a class of one. In 1903, commencement was moved indoors to the newly-completed Eliza Fowler Hall. The steady growth of the size of the graduating class necessitated moving the exercises to larger and larger facilities: the Memorial Gymnasium, the Armory, the Field House, and in 1940, to the Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music. The 239th commencement at the West Lafayette campus is being held today for graduates who qualified for their degrees at the end of the current semester. The colorful cer-emony, enacted each year on campuses throughout the world, is the formal climax and recognition of the graduates’ years of study and preparation.

Procession The procession of candidates departs from the Wilmeth Active Learning Center led by the procession marshals. The procession then moves through Hovde Hall and into the lobby of the Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music, where its arrival is announced by a special fanfare. The candi-dates in each College/School then enter, escorted by a marshal.

Representatives of the faculties of Purdue University enter next, wearing the colorful hoods of the colleges and universities from which they graduated. Leading the platform party into the auditorium is the grand marshal, followed by the president of the University, members of the Board of Trustees, the deans of the colleges/schools, and other members of the University administration.

Academic Attire Graduate candidates for degrees wear a black tassel on the left side of the square Oxford cap, or mortarboard, signifying receipt of a previous degree. At Purdue, the color of the trim on the hood identifies the areas of specialization.

Doctor of Philosophy (All areas) Hood Color Dark Blue

Masters Hood ColorsAgriculture Forestry Russet All Others MaizeEducation (All Areas) Light BlueEngineering (All Areas) OrangeHealth and Human Sciences Human Development & Family Studies Maroon Consumer Science & Retailing Drab Nutrition Science Lemon Health & Kinesiology Sage Green Health Sciences Salmon Pink Hospitality & Tourism Management Drab Nursing Apricot Psychological Sciences Navy Speech, Language Hearing Science Silver Liberal Arts Communication, Political Science, Sociology, and Anthropology Citron Creative Arts Brown English, Language & Cultures, History White

Masters Hood ColorsManagement Economics Copper All others Peacock BluePharmacy Olive GreenScience (All areas) Golden YellowPolytechnic Institute (All areas) RedVeterinary Medicine (All areas) Gray

Professional Hood ColorsDoctor of Audiology Colonial BlueDoctor of Nursing Practice ApricotDoctor of Pharmacy Olive GreenDoctor of Veterinary Medicine Gray

Undergraduate and professional candidates for degrees wear a tassel on the right side of the square Oxford cap, or mortarboard. At Purdue, the color of the tassel identifies the college or school of the University from which they are to receive their degree. The tassel colors are as follows:

Liberal Arts White

Management Peacock Blue

Pharmacy Olive Green

Science Golden Yellow

Polytechnic Institute Red

Veterinary Medicine Gray

Agriculture Maize Forestry RussetEducation Light BlueEngineering OrangeHealth and Human Sciences Human Development & Family Studies Maroon Consumer Science & Retailing Drab Nutrition Science Lemon Health & Kinesiology Sage Green Health Sciences Salmon Pink Hospitality & Tourism Management Drab Nursing Apricot Psychological Sciences Navy Speech, Language Hearing Science Silver

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PRELUDE

ORGAN PRELUDEJeffry P. Stearns, Organist

Sinfonia (BWV 29)J.S. Bach

Carillon de Westminster(Op. 54, No. 6)Louis Vierne

Final (Sonata in D-minor, Op. 42)Alexandre Guilmant

COMMENCEMENT FANFAREThe Mace and the Banners Jeffry P. Stearns

J.S. Bach (1685-1750) was a monumentally prolific German composer of the Baroque period, a master of polyphony, and a keyboard virtuoso. Bach wrote over 190 cantatas alone. The Sinfonia is an instrumental piece from the cantata “We Thank Thee, God.” Bach’s penchant for order is exemplified in the exuberant scales and sequences that are intended to lead the listener to feelings of gratitude, joy and optimism.

The works of Louis Vierne (1870-1937) include five organ symphonies as well as numerous smaller works, such as his Four Suites for Organ. “Carillon de Westminster” is from Vierne’s Third Suite and has as its musical motif the melody of the bells of “Big Ben,” the clock in Westminster Cathedral.

Alexandre Guilmant (1837-1911) was an organ virtuoso and master of improvisation in France during the Romantic period. He served as organist at St. Sulspice, Notre Dame and Ste. Trinite in Paris. Guilmant was also organ professor at the Paris Conservatory and was one of the founders of the Schola Cantorum. The Sonata in D-minor is dedicated to His Majesty Leopold II. The “Final” movement is in classic ABA form with an extension in D major invoking a procession with cascading scales and fanfares.

Jeffry Stearns (M.S. 1988) taught music at West Lafayette Junior/Senior High School for 30 years and is retired from that position. In his time at the school he served as department leader, K-12 Music Communicator, developed and taught courses in Electronic Music and Music Appreciation, taught Music Theory, worked with junior and senior high choristers and orchestra students, and was a mentor for first year music teachers. Mr. Stearns remains Organist and Director of Adult Music at Central Presbyterian Church in Lafayette where he has served since 1986. He also teaches privately and is a Visiting Lecturer in music at Purdue. “The Mace and the Banners” is one of several organ fanfares that Mr. Stearns has written especially for commencement ceremonies at Purdue.

Built in 1872 as Boarding Hall, this was the first permanent building to be erected north of State Street. When Purdue opened in September of 1874, it housed the college dining room, living quarters for new faculty and their families, and the office for Purdue’s second president, Abraham C. Shortridge Also known for a time as Art Hall, when classes in that subject were taught in some of the rooms on the first floor, it was used for the major part of its existence as the women’s residence hall, Ladies Hall. It faced State Street just a few steps east of where Matthews Hall now stands. Ladies Hall was torn down in 1927—one of the first major University buildings to disappear from campus.

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ORDER OF EXERCISES

PRELUDE(See preceding page)

+PROCESSIONALThe Commencement Band Fanfare Prelude on “Lancashire” James CurnowJon Sweet, Pomp and Circumstance Edward Elgar Conductor, University Bands March No. 1 Grand Processional Don Haddad Fanfare and Flourishes James Curnow Processional James Ployhar

COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION(Interval for Ushering)

*THE NATIONAL ANTHEM The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key(The audience is invited to sing) arr. David A. Leppla

*INVOCATION First Division: Rabbi Michael Harvey, Temple Israel

Second Division: Rabbi Michael Harvey, Temple Israel

*CHORAL RESPONSE Amen Jon RanardThe Purduettes Jeffrey A. Vallier, Director of the PurduettesJacob C. Stensberg, Assistant Director of the Purduettes and Accompanist

+MUSICThe Purduettes This is the Moment arr. Lupold

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSMitchell E. Daniels, Jr.President of the University

ADDRESS TO THE CANDIDATESRita Rossi Colwell, Ph.D.Distinguished University Professor, University of MarylandPresident of CosmosID, Inc.

MUSIC The Commencement Band America, The Beautiful arr. Dragon

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THE PRESENTATION OF THE DEGREE CANDIDATES The President of the University The presentation of candidates for advanced degrees The presentation of candidates for professional degrees Recognition of distinguished professional and undergraduate degree candidates The presentation of candidates for baccalaureate degrees The presentation of candidates for associate degrees

*THE ALMA MATERThe Purduettes Purdue Hymn arr. WassonThe Commencement Band(The audience is invited to sing)

+RECOGNITION OF SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTSPresident of the University

RESPONSE FROM THECLASS OF 2019 First Division: Samantha J. Klemme, College of Agriculture

Second Division: Cole Wesley Brock, Polytechnic Institute

*MUSIC “Old Gold and Black “ arr. James Curnow A Rhapsody on Purdue Songs

(The audience is invited to stand and singHail Purdue at the conclusion)

*BENEDICTION First Division: Rabbi Michael Harvey Second Division: Rabbi Michael Harvey

+CHORAL RESPONSE You Shall Go Out With Joy Eugene Butler arr. John Leavitt

+POSTLUDE Recessional James PloyharThe Commencement Band (Platform Party departs Faculty Representatives depart The program is concluded Weather permitting, there will be a formal candidate recessional)+The audience seated*The audience standing

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Board Of Trustees

Administrative Officers

Deans

Michael R. Berghoff, Chairman, Indianapolis, IndianaThomas E. Spurgeon, Vice Chairman, Peoria, IllinoisLawrence C. “Sonny” Beck, Atlanta, IndianaJoAnn Brouillette, Lafayette, IndianaVanessa J. Castagna, Naples, FlordiaMalcolm S. DeKryger, DeMotte, Indiana

Michael F. Klipsch, Carmel, IndianaGary J. Lehman, Lafayette, IndianaNoah M. Scott, Warsaw, IndianaDon Thompson, Chicago, Illinois

Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr., PresidentJay T. Akridge, Provost and Executive Vice President for

Academic Affairs and Diversity Steven R. Abel, Associate Provost for EngagementJames S. Almond, Senior Vice President and Assistant

TreasurerRalph E. Amos, President and Chief Executive Officer,

Purdue Alumni AssociationWilliam J. Bell, Vice President for Human ResourcesMichael A. Bobinski, Vice President and Director of

Intercollegiate AthleticsR. Ethan Braden, Vice President for MarketingKarl B. Browning, Vice President for Information

Technology Michael B. Cline, Senior Vice President for

Administrative OperationsKristina Wong Davis, Vice Provost for Enrollment

Management Gina DelSanto, Chief of StaffTómas J. Díaz de la Rubia, Vice President for Discovery

ParkFrank J. Dooley, Senior Vice Provost for Teaching and

Learning Brian E. Edelman, President, Purdue Research

Foundation

John F. Gates, Vice Provost for Diversity and InclusionDaniel J. Hasler, Executive Vice President for

CommunicationScott W. Henderson, Chief Entrepreneurial Officer,

Purdue Research Foundation Peter J. Hollenbeck, Vice Provost for Faculty AffairsJanice A. Indrutz, Corporate Secretary and Senior

Executive Assistant to the Board of TrusteesTrenten D. Klingerman, Deputy General CounselTheresa S. Mayer, Executive Vice President for Research

and PartnershipsW. Gerry McCartney, Executive Vice President for

Purdue OnlineBeth M. McCuskey, Vice Provost for Student Life Amy R. Noah, Vice President for DevelopmentAlysa Christmas Rollock, Vice President for Ethics and

ComplianceChristopher A. Ruhl, Senior Vice President for Strategic

InitiativesSteven R. Schultz, General CounselWilliam E. Sullivan, Treasurer and Chief Financial

Officer

Karen I. Plaut, College of Agriculture Nancy E. Marchand-Martella, College of EducationMung Chiang, College of EngineeringLinda J. Mason, Graduate School Marion K. Underwood, College of Health and Human

SciencesDavid A. Reingold, College of Liberal ArtsDavid L. Hummels, School of Management Eric L. Barker, College of Pharmacy

Gary R. Bertoline, Polytechnic InstitutePatrick J. Wolfe, College of ScienceWillie M. Reed, College of Veterinary MedicineMichael A. Brzezinski, International ProgramsM. Elizabeth McNeil, Libraries and School of

Information StudiesRhonda G. Phillips, Honors CollegeKatherine L. Sermersheim, Associate Vice Provost,

Dean of Students

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COMMENCEMENT STAFF

Staff Assistants

Committee

Marshals Grand Marshals Cheryl A. CookyChief Marshals Lesa K. Beals, Christine D. PassDeputy Chief Marshals Stephanie J. Bosgraaf, Barbara L. LaDageFaculty Marshals Daniel T. Dawson, Marisa E. Exter,

Kelly L. LeMaire, Cary A. Mitchell Platform Marshal Keith B. GehresDeputy Platform Marshal Denise M. RossiProcession Marshals Ryan C. Jones, Jill A. Manuel Brooke W. Turner,

Kimberly J. Watley

Chairperson Keith B. GehresVice Chairpersons Lesa K. Beals, Christine D. PassAcademic Affairs Representatives Ruth Ann WeiderhaftAlumni Association Representative Haley AtwellCommencement Secretary Stephanie J. BosgraafFaculty Representatives Jennifer E. Alter, Michael N. Dana, Heather Dykes,

Joel R. Ebarb, Brandon M. Fulk, T. Patrick George, Lynne G. Horngren, Catharine A. Patrone,James L. Weisman, Jennifer K. White, Abbey E. Wolfman

Floral Arrangements Christine D. Pass, Wright Flowers Graduate School Representative Thomas W. Atkinson, Nicole M. BarrHall of Music Arrangements Charles S. Eads, Scott J. WheelerMarshal Coordinator Christine D. Pass Music Jay S. Gephart, William E. GriffelPublic Orator J. Michael PiggottPublic Safety, Parking, and Security John K. Cox, Nicholas Crosby,

Patrick Jewell, John G. RobbinsStudent Services Representative Zenephia E. Evans

Academic Attire Janet M. MauckBoard of Trustees Representative Janice A. Indrutz, Kimberlie A. WeldyDiploma Deputies Josie A. Galloway, Pamela J. Jenkins,

Janet M. Mauck, Kimberly J. WatleyDiploma Preparation Stephanie J. Bosgraaf, Barbara L. LaDage Guest Relations Manager Caroline LovePrinted Program Stephanie J. Bosgraaf, Barbara L. LaDage,

Christine D. PassSign Language Interpreters Tracey M. Stack, Myron R. Yoder

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THE CONFERRING OFTHE DEGREES

First Division 16 Doctor of Philosophy19 Master of Arts 19 Master of Fine Arts 19 Master of Science21 Master of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics 21 Master of Science in Agricultural and Biological Engineering 21 Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering22 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering22 Master of Science in Civil Engineering22 Master of Science in Education 23 Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering23 Master of Science in Engineering23 Master of Science in Environmental and Ecological Engineering23 Master of Science in Industrial Engineering24 Master of Science in Materials Science Engineering24 Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering24 Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering28 Bachelor of Science (College of Agriculture)28 Bachelor of Science in Forestry 29 Bachelor of Arts (College of Education) 29 Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering30 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering30 Bachelor of Science in Biological Engineering30 Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering 30 Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering 30 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 30 Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering 31 Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering31 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering 31 Bachelor of Science in Energy Engineering 32 Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Ecological Engineering 32 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering32 Bachelor of Science (Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Engineering) 32 Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Interdisciplinary and

Multidisciplinary Engineering) 32 Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering32 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering32 Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering35 Bachelor of Arts (College of Liberal Arts)36 Bachelor of Fine Arts

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THE CONFERRING OFTHE DEGREES

Second Division 16 Doctor of Philosophy19 Master of Business of Administration19 Master of Public Health19 Master of Science21 Master of Science in Aviation and Aerospace Management22 Master of Science in Building Construction Management22 Master of Science in Construction Management Technology27 Doctor of Nursing Practice27 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine33 Bachelor of Science (College of Health and Human Sciences)35 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health 36 Bachelor of Science in Nursing36 Bachelor of Science (School of Management)37 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management37 Bachelor of Science (College of Pharmacy)37 Bachelor of Science (College of Science)38 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry39 Bachelor of Science (Polytechnic Institute)41 Bachelor of Science in Transdisciplinary Studies41 Associate of Science (Polytechnic Institute)41 Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing (College of Veterinary Medicine)41 Associate in Applied Science (College of Veterinary Medicine)

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FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES

First Division

Marshals forthe Candidates

Masters (M-Z)

Ph.D.

Agriculture

Education

Liberal Arts

Faculty

Masters (A-L)

Engineering

Faculty MembersAcademic Procession

Mary Catherine AimeXiaoping BaoVincent ColtellinoRisa CromerPatricia DaviesAllen GarnerJeffrey A. Grahn Michael Jacovides

John H. LumkesCherie MaestasShannon McMullenCindy H. NakatsuJonathan A. PasternakAlice PawleyBrandon PittsTorsten Reimer

Timothy RogersLynn I. ScheelAnne TraynorCary TroyHaifeng WangNicole J. WidmarFenggang YangJohn S. Yaninek

First DivisionBanner Bearers

John A. Baxter IIICarley M. BennettDonald E. Brier

Hailey BurbridgeEmma P. Ferguson

J. Marcos Fernandez, College of AgricultureJanet M. Alsup, College of EducationJohn A. Howarter, College of EngineeringThomas W. Atkinson, Graduate School

Casey R. Hollingsworth, Graduate SchoolMelanie Morgan, Graduate SchoolChristal A. Musser, Graduate SchoolJoel R. Ebarb, College of Liberal Arts

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Second Division

Masters (M-Z)

Ph.D.

Management

Polytechnic Institute

Faculty

Masters (A-L)

Health & Human Sci

Doctor of NursingPractice

Pharmacy

Science

Veterinary Medicine

Marshals forthe Candidates

Thomas W. Atkinson, Graduate SchoolCasey R. Hollingsworth, Graduate SchoolChristal A. Musser, Graduate SchoolMelanie Morgan, Graduate SchoolMarie A. Allsopp, College of Health and Human

Sciences

Dongjuan Xu, College of Health and Human Sciences

James A. Gothard, School of ManagementPhilip M. LeBlanc, College of ScienceAlejandra Magana, Polytechnic InstituteBianca N. Zenor, College of Veterinary Medicine

Faculty MembersAcademic Procession

Z. Berkay CelikJohn M. DavisJohn P. DentonChristopher M. DudleyGary EvansWilliam J. HeinzerCharleigh E. Lafronz-Emberger Nasreen Lalani

George P. McCabeCraig L. MillerDenes MolnarLinda NaimiLaura J. Pyrak-NolteDarryl RaglandJohn A. RobinsonYaroslav Rosokha

Christopher J. StaigerCynthia V. StauffacherDavid H. ThompsonLisa R. WelpLane YahiroJiansong Zhang

Second DivisionBanner Bearers

Savannah G. BostockCaitlin V. MilroyJoAnne M. Sandifur

Kimberly J. WhitcombZhonghui WuZhendi Zhang

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A HISTORY OFCAPS AND GOWNS

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A HISTORY OFCAPS AND GOWNS

The academic costumes of today have a history which reaches back more than 800 years. The development of the universities in Western Europe during the 12th century was the result of several influences in medieval life. One of these was the Catholic Church and its monasteries which, at that time, werethe chief repositories of classical learning. As the Church developed, monastic and cathedral schools were oftenestablished at important cathedral centers to train clerics to assist the bishop in the administration of the dio-cese. Another major influence was the medieval guild system. The members of every trade or profession, having common interests and problems, had the right to organize themselves into a collegium, or guild, and toelect their own magistrates.

Two of the earliest medieval schools evolved at Bologna, where the teachers were called doctors (from theLatin doctoreum, a teacher), and at Paris, where they were called masters (from the Latin magister, a teacher).As these schools grew and the number of doctors and masters increased, each group formed a local guild. Theword universitas, a frequently used term applied to any collectivity–including that of guilds–soon became asso-ciated with these centers of learning.

A student at one of these early universities attended classes and heard lectures, but took examinations only ifhe decided to become a teacher. The first step in this process was a series of private and public preliminary examinations. After passing them, the candidate would don a special gown and sit with the baccahalari, or bachelors. This ceremony was usually followed by a feast with wine provided by the successfulcandidate. Two or three years of additional study and the successful completion of a final examination werethen required before the student became a “master,” or in the Italian or German universities, a “doctor.”

In medieval Europe, all townspeople–men and women–wore long flowing robes or gowns. Cold halls anddrafty buildings made caps and floor-length capes with attached hoods a necessity for warmth. The materialsand colors of these gowns varied greatly, according to the wealth and rank of the individual. Since the scholarsat the early universities were usually clerics as well, they adopted gown styles similar to those of their monasticorder, with hoods to protect their heads. Not until the universities gradually began to pass from the control ofthe Church did these early drab academic costumes begin to take on brighter hues.

Gradually, the academic costumes became distinctive in style for the bachelors, masters, and doctors, the chiefdistinction appearing in the hood. After a time, this hood became a separate article, worn over the head andhanging far down the wearer’s back. When caps and hats came into fashion in the 15th century, the hoodsbecame merely ornamental, draped over the shoulder and down the back. These early academic hats originat-ed as a symbol of the master’s degree and existed in various forms: some were round, some square, and somehad a tuft in the center. The tassel in use today is an elaboration of this early tuft. The flat, square “mortarboard”style comes to us from Oxford. Ballad folklore suggests that it resembles a scholar’s book.

The faculties of American universities seem to have worn distinguishing costumes from the beginning atHarvard in 1636. Styles became quite varied as they were, and still are, in Europe. However, a group ofAmerican college and university representatives met in 1895 to establish a uniform system of academic apparelfor this country, which led to adoption of the “Intercollegiate Code of Academic Costume” in 1902, and its laterrevisions in 1932 and 1960.

Purdue’s commencement exercises have been held inmany differenct locations through the years, rangingfrom a large circus tent on the Oval in the 1880s to theirpresent site in the Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music.Commencement in the early 1930s was held in theMemorial Gymnasium, now Haas Hall. Limited spacefor guest seating soon necessitated a move to the largerlarger facilities in the Armory.

Neil Armstrong, the first human to set foot on the moon, and a Purdue University aeronautical engineering alumnus, hitting the Big Bass Drum at Purdue Home Football game. In 1947, Armstrong enrolled at Purdue University on a Navy scholarship to pursue a degree in aeronautical engineering. In 1949 the Navy called him to active duty in the Korean War. As a Navy pilot, he flew 78 combat missions. He received three medals for his military service. In 1952 he returned to his studies and completed his BS at Purdue and an MS in aerospace engineering at the University of Southern California.

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THE USE OFACADEMIC EMBLEMS

Seals are common to all corporate bodies and have been used since ancient times to authenticate documents. They constituted the official signatures of emperors, bishops, and corporations. University seals evolved from those of church corporations. In Europe, the early faculties and student nations possessed seals; in the United States, all colleges and universities have had seals since Colonial days. The current Purdue Seal was officially adopted in 1969 and retains elements of earlier versions, which evolved beginning in 1890. The seal features a stylized depiction of the griffin, the mythological beast with the head of an eagle and the body of a lion. In medieval heraldry, the griffin symbolized strength. The three-part shield represents Purdue’s traditional aims: learning, discovery, and engagement. The seal combines these traditional elements with modern simplicity of design to form one of the most distinctive of university symbols.

The mace has an ancient history as a symbol of authority. Originally giant clubs made of iron and capable of breaking armor, maces were used chiefly by knights. They were also often borne by a royal bodyguard to protect the king in processions. In the course of time, by the 14th century, they assumed more ceremonial functions and lost their warlike appearance, as they began to be decorated with jewels and precious metals. In 1649, the English House of Commons obtained a mace. In 1756, a silver mace was made for the colony of South Carolina; it is still in use in the state capital at Columbia. In the United States House of Representatives, the mace is placed to the right of the speaker. As a symbol of order and authority, a mace is carried before the president and other dignitaries in the platform party in commencement processions. As a reflection of the modern vision of a truly American university, the design of the Purdue Mace embraces sweeping thrusts and counterthrusts to create a vital energy within an otherwise clean, linear aesthetic. The University seal is located in the center of the mace-head; bounding it are two sweeping silver wings.

The medallion identifies members of the Purdue University Teaching Academy, a dedicated and dynamic network of scholar-teachers committed to the continual improvement of teaching and learning at Purdue Uni-versity. Under the auspices of the Office of the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Teaching Academy works with the academic schools, the Center for Instructional Excellence, and others to enrich the educational experiences of the entire Purdue University community. The mission of the Teaching Academy is to provide leadership and serve as a catalyst to enhance and strengthen the quality of undergraduate, graduate, and outreach teaching and learning.

Closely allied with maces and seals as symbols of authority are the collars of office worn by many officials, including chancellors and presidents of universities. Collars usually include a medallion inscribed with the seal of the institution and are worn over the academic gown on public occasions, particularly at commencements. Located in the center of Purdue’s Presidential Medallion is the three-part “heraldic shield” and griffin, the symbol which has existed throughout Purdue’s long history of University seals. The medallion, as well as the mace, was handcrafted from sterling silver, ebony, and gold, using the centuries-old techniques of swedging, forging, hollow-forming, and silver soldering.

The banners, sometimes known as standards or gonfalons (a flag that hangs from a crosspiece or frame), originated in the medieval republics of Italy as an ensign of state or office. They have been adopted in many universities around the world as school or institutional insignias. The fourteen banners displayed represent the University, the Graduate School, and the twelve undergraduate colleges or schools at the West Lafayette campus. The colors of the University, old gold and black, are joined together in a pattern common to all the banners. The bands are the same colors as the tassels worn on the mortarboard of the college’s or school’s graduates.

Each college or school is represented on its banner by a symbol and two colored bands indicating its major academic discipline.

The Seal

The University Mace

The Teaching Medallion

The Presidential Medallion

The Banners

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Dr. Rita Colwell is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland at College Park and President of CosmosID, Inc. Her interests are focused on global infectious diseases, water, and health. She has authored or co-authored 19 books and more than 800 scientific publications.

Dr. Colwell served as 11th Director of the National Science Foundation and Co-chair of the Committee on Science, National Science and Technology Council.

Dr. Colwell is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Royal Society of Canada, Royal Irish Academy, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and American Philosophical Society.

Dr. Colwell has been awarded 63 honorary degrees from institutions of higher education and is the recipient of the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star - Japan, 2006 National Medal of Science, 2010 Stockholm Water Prize, and the 2018 Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize of Singapore.

Guest Speaker

Dr. Rita ColwellPresident of CosmosID, Inc.

The Purdue Memorial Union was opened in 1924. However, a sizable sum of $400,000 was still needed for completion. With the necessity of borrowing money, there arose the large question of a reliable plan for procuring and repaying this sum. In 1929, it was deemed necessary and appropriate that the building be deeded to the trustees of the University. Through their financial resources, bonds were issued to acquire the money needed for completion.

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Student Responders

First Division

Second Division

Samantha Klemme, an Otterbein, Indiana, native, is receiving a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. She has been an active member of the campus community during her time at Purdue.

Her academic success has earned Samantha a spot on the Dean’s List. She has participated in the Agriculture Futures of America leadership conference and has received the Purdue University Issues 360 Fellowship and the Purdue certificate in Entrepreneurship.

Samantha served as president and first vice president of Sigma Alpha Beta sorority, and as vice president of logistics and a member of the presentation team for the Purdue National Agri-Marketing Association. She was also Director of Innovation and Engagement for Purdue Student Government and served as university Agriculture Economics Envoy. Samantha has taken mission trips to Cuba, Florida and Mississippi with St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church and served as an Ivy Tech student ambassador.

After graduation, Samantha will be working at Bane-Welker Equipment as the retail sales development specialist in human resources and training across 13 Bane-Welker dealerships in Indiana and Ohio.

Samantha KlemmeCollege of Agriculture

Cole Brock, a native of Brownstown, Indiana, is receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Purdue Polytechnic Institute. He has been an active member of the Purdue community while on campus.

He is graduating in three years. Cole, who minored in Supply Chain Management, earned a spot on the Dean’s List six times, received five honors awards and two honors society recognitions. He was a team leader for his international senior capstone project in Lima, Peru and held an engineering internship for two years.

Cole is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma honors societies. He played intramural basketball and is a member of his church praise team, playing lead guitar.

Cole has accepted a position as Production Engineer at Aisin Drivetrain Inc. He plans to remain involved in his honors societies and return to campus to support Boilermaker athletics.

Cole BrockPolytechnic Institute

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ADVANCED DEGREES

Amr H. Abdallah, Markus A. LillMahmoud M. Abdelfattah, Dimitrios

PeroulisAhmed Mahmoud Mahrous

Abdelraheem, Dimitrios PeroulisLina M. Aboulmouna, Doraiswami

RamkrishnaAmani M. Abu jabal, Elisa BertinoShubham Agrawal, Samuel Labi, Srinivas

PeetaMohsen Ahangardarabi, M. J. T. SmithShayan A. Akbar, Avinash C. KakSaeed Salehin Akhand, Michael K. WendtAhmed I. Al Herz, Alex PothenAbubakr O. Alabbasi, Vaneet AggarwalNadir M. Alawadi, Avinash C. KakMohammed D. Aldosari, Ayman F. HabibNawwaf A. Alhazmi, Tony SilvaRemah Ali, Michael K. WendtBrandon C. Allen, Levon T. EstersTaylor P. Allred, Justin A. Weibel, Suresh

V. GarimellaGhaleb Alomaish, Ahmed Idrissi AlamiAktan Alpsoy, Emily C. DykhuizenNaila Althagafi, Brian G. Smith, Patrice

M. BuzzanellLeidy L. Alzate Vargas, Alejandro H.

StrachanJoseph Andler, Carol A. Handwerker,

Rakesh AgrawalMuhammad A. Arafat, Pedro IrazoquiSoroush Aramideh, Arezoo M. Ardekani,

Pavlos P. VlachosViplove Arora, Mario VentrescaMatthew C. Arvin, Jean-Christophe

Rochet, Ryan M. DrenanReza Asadpour, Muhammad A. AlamMatthew D. Asmus, Brian RichertOlubunmi Babajide, Michael C. Loui,

William C. OakesHao Bai, Joseph V. SinfieldNeil S. Bailey, Yung C. ShinCaroline E. Baker, Marcial GonzalezJason S. Bates, Rajamani GounderCorey L. Bechtel, Mark C. TiltonIrina V. Benedyk, Samuel Labi, Srinivas

PeetaAlicia Benhidjeb-Carayon, Timothee L.

PourpointRohit Bhatia, Dongyan XuSayantan Bhattacharya, Pavlos P. VlachosCourtney L. Bir, Nicole J. Olynk

Reena E. Blade, Jean A. ChmielewskiScott C. Bolton, David H. Thompson,

Tamara L. Kinzer-UrsemJose C. Bonilla Oliva, Jozef L. KokiniMatthew B. Booth, David J. Love, Nicolo

MichelusiAritra Bose, Peristera Paschou, Petros S.

DrineasLacey C. Bowman, Frank R. SabolEmma C. Brace, Abigail S. EngelberthJared B. Breakall, Marcy H. Towns, Roy F.

TaskerLeon P. Brendel, Eckhard A. Groll, James

E. BraunDavid A. Brice, David F. Bahr, Kevin P.

TrumbleMelissa C. Brindise, Pavlos P. VlachosHilary Brown, Julia LaskinKatherine A. Brubaker, Laszlo LempertJedadiah F. Burroughs, John E. HaddockTimo Buschhagen, Carson D. SlabaughCarol N. Bvindi, Tesfaye D. MengisteDavid J. Cannon, Cary D. TroyMario Alberto Cano Vega, Meng Deng,

Rodolfo PinalThu M. Cao, Richard J. KuhnAna Maria Carvajal Jaramillo, Howard

Mancing, Yonsoo KimMingla Charoenmuang, Neil A. KnoblochChristopher A. Cheek, Reuben GoforthWei-An Chen, Gintaras V. Reklaitis,

Joseph F. PeknyChinyi Chen, Gerhard KlimeckDi Chen, Fengqing M. ZhuFu-Chen Chen, Edward J. Delp,

Mohammad R. JahanshahiMei-Chin Chen, Kaushik RoyYuhao Chen, Edward J. DelpChun-Pei Chen, Ganesh Subbarayan-

ShastriZui Cheng, Timothy J. NewbyChing-Wei Cheng, Guang ChengJongseong Choi, Shirley J. DykeSooyeon Choi, Richard A. FeinbergYuanchen Chu, Gerhard Klimeck,

Tillmann C. KubisWonil Chung, Peide “Peter” YeDennis P. Cladis, Kee Hong KimCaitlyn M. Clarkson, Jeffrey P. YoungbloodShan Cong, Edward J. Delp, Maher E.

RizkallaTorrie A. Cropps, Levon T. Esters

Dhrubajyoti Datta, Amit H. VarmaPunyashloka Debashis, Zhihong ChenFekadu Debella, Makarand HastakBiwei Deng, Gary J. ChengNikhil Desai, Arezoo M. ArdekaniZiyun Ding, Daisuke KiharaDuanchen Ding, Hilkka I. KenttamaaAveek Dutta, Alexandra BoltassevaAlan W. Duttlinger, Brian Richert, Jay S.

JohnsonAhmed H. Elkhabaz, Lynne S. TaylorMohamed G. Elkhateeb, Yung C. ShinMeike H. Ernst, Andrea VaccaHarrison S. Ewan, David H. ThompsonFan Fei, Xinyan DengMohammad E. Feyz, Jay P. Gore, M Razi

NalimMegan Forshey, Mukerrem CakmakElissia T. Franklin, Scott A. Mcluckey, Yu

XiaFabiana Freitas Moreira, Katy M. RaineySean M. Fritz, Timothy S. ZwierRenee D. Gaarder, Nancy GabinAyda C. Galvis - castro, Monica Prezzi,

Rodrigo SalgadoSudarshan Ganesh, Gintaras V. Reklaitis,

Zoltan NagyTianchong Gao, Xiaojun Lin, Yung-Ping

S. ChienXingyao Gao, Haiyan WangZhenyuan Gao, Wenbin YuJonathon M. Gast, Vincent J. DavissonSiavash Ghanbari, David F. BahrKaitlyn E. Gilland, Edward A. FoxChristos Gkartzonikas, Konstantina

GkritzaPatrick R. Glass, J. Eric DietzRobin J. Glebes, Jan-Anders E. ManssonJeanine S. Gnang, William S. ClevelandZamzam Golmohammadi, Farshid

SadeghiEmery T. Goossens, Rebecca W. DoergeBen L. Gottesman, Bryan C. PijanowskiVikrant Goyal, Jay P. GoreBradley D. Graham, Michael A. JenkinsNicolas Guarin-Zapata, Pablo D.

ZavattieriDavid Guera Cobo, Edward J. DelpAna I. Guerrero de la pena, Neera JainAristide Gumyusenge, Jianguo MeiXinchen Guo, Gerhard Klimeck, Tillmann

C. Kubis

Doctor of Philosophy(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

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Zherui Guo, Weinong Wayne ChenKate M. Haapala, Leigh S. RaymondKyuseo Han, Avinash C. KakEmily X. Han, Edward L. BartlettXusi Han, Daisuke KiharaBotao Hao, Guang ChengIman Haqiqi, Thomas W. HertelChristopher Harrilal, Scott McLuckeyDavid M. Harvey, Nien-Hwa L. WangVeeraraghava Raju Hasti, Jay P. GoreJiazhi He, Jianguo MeiPrasad Hegde, Sugato ChakravartyDamji Heo, Muhsin M. Menekse, Timothy

J. NewbyEunSol Her, Barbara A. Almanza, Carl A.

BehnkeDaniel G. Hile, Marilyn A. HirthJordan R. Hill, Barrett S. CaldwellAndrew P. Hoblitzell, Ananth Y. Grama,

Snehasis MukhopadhyayDaniel C. Horvath, Steven D. PekarekMaryam sadat Hosseini, Pablo D.

ZavattieriYulong Hu, Brett A. CrawfordDongli Huang, Hany S. Abdel-KhalikMonica L. Husby, Robert V. StahelinPhilip E. Husom, Dwayne WoodsMuddassar Hussain, Nicolo MichelusiS M Naeemul Islam, Dallas T. MorisetteKiran S. Iyer, R G. CooksShubham Jain, Anand RaghunathanAakrati Jain, Justin A. Weibel, Suresh V.

GarimellaGuillermo A. Jaramillo Pizarro, Steven H.

CollicottHyunGu Jeong, Jan OlekXin Jin, Muhammad A. AlamGary L. Johns, Rachael H. Kenney, Rachel

D. RoegmanMichael H. Johnson, Dionysios C.

AliprantisMrunal C. Joshi, Gregory M. ShaverPaht Juangphanich, Guillermo PaniaguaDaniel Juarez Robles, Partha P. MukherjeeSangwon Jung, Soo Cheong JangPaul K. Kalbfleisch, Monika IvantysynovaLusine Kamikyan, Guang Lin, Jianghai HuKartik Kapoor, Michael D. SangidEric D. Katz, Marcus K. RogersPhilip M. Kester, Rajamani GounderMegan E. Khangura, Gebisa EjetaIshant K. Khurana, Fabio H. RibeiroTeeratas Kijpornyongpan, Mary C. AimeYong J. Kim, Brigitte S. Waldorf, Juan P.

SesmeroSo-yeon Kim, Mandy J. RispoliJooho Kim, Makarand HastakYong Hoon Kim, Samuel Labi, Srinivas

PeetaYounghoon Kim, Anand RaghunathanMoonseop Kim, Guang LinSangkyu Kim, Sadegh DabiriKyoung rae Kim, Bruno Tesini RoseguiniDohyeong Kim, Xiangyu ZhangDo hyeung Kim, Inseok Hwang

Mi Ran Kim, Chun-Ju Chang, Kari J. Ekenstedt

Linda Kirchubel, Patrice M. BuzzanellMelissa L. Kirk, Marilyn A. HirthErin M. Kischuk, David H. Thompson,

Timothy L. RatliffSamuel T. Kissinger, Alexander A.

ChubykinMichelle L. Knaier, Jake Burdick, Joann I.

PhillionMeejung Ko, Richard M. Van RijnMinsuk Koo, Kaushik RoyAndrew B. Koroma, William B. CollinsKouassi R. Kpodo, Jay S. Johnson, John

RadcliffeJoseph J. Kubal, Jeffrey GreeleyJiseok Kwon, David B. JanesSudhir B. Kylasa, Ananth Y. Grama,

Charlie HuCorey G. Lacey, Shalamar D. ArmstrongStephen G. Larew, David J. LoveAlexander W. Layton, James V. KrogmeierJason W. Lee, James J. Camberato, Robert

L. NielsenSamantha W. Lee, Barbara GoldenChoungryeol Lee, Samuel Labi, Srinivas

PeetaSeungjae Lee, Athanasios Tzempelikos,

Panagiota KaravaJessica D. Leeker, Monica E. CardellaDaniel A. Lemus, Gerhard Klimeck,

Tillmann C. KubisZhi Li, Jan P. AllebachFeiran Li, Jong H. ChoiNa Li, Chad LauxJoshua J. Liddy, Jeffrey M. HaddadJongbin Lim, Bruce HamakerDasheng Lim, Stephen D. HeisterYu-chung Lin, Joseph V. SinfieldDergan Lin, Kevin J. WebbYiqing Liu, Zoltan NagyJucun Liu, Joseph V. SinfieldZhe Liu, Guillermo PaniaguaJingyi Liu, Bill V. MullenZhipeng Liu, Tony R. Hazbun, Wanqing

LiuXin Liu, Philip S. LowJason Liu, Tom I-P. ShihMichael P. Loeffelman, Jake Burdick,

Nadine E. DolbyDavid L. Logsdon, R G. CooksMiguel A. Lopez, Katy M. RaineyQiaoen Luo, Kevin J. WebbShaocheng Luo, Byung-Cheol MinDanyi Ma, Yuan H. KimMiaomiao Ma, Dan JiaoNazanin Maani, Rayz L. VitaliyCarlos Alberto Madera Sierra, Amit H.

VarmaGuilherme Maia Rodrigues Gomes,

Jennifer L. Neville, Vinayak RaoGaneshchandra Mallya, Rao S.

Govindaraju, Shivam TripathiXianglun Mao, David J. Love, Joseph V.

Rispoli

Antoine P. Martin, Sergei F. SavikhinAntonio Martin Gomez, Alejandro Cuza-

BlancoEvidence S. Matangi, Alexander

Gluhovsky, George P. MccabeVerena McClain, Thomas W. HertelWilliam B. Mcclain, Steven Yu-Ping WuAlix Mccloskey, Zhao-Qing LuoGabriella Mendes Candido De Oliveira,

Osvaldo H. CampanellaChangping Meng, Jennifer L. NevilleKota Mikoshiba, Stephen D. HeisterStephen A. Miloro, Jenna L. Rickus, Kari

L. ClaseJoshua O. Minai, Darrell G. SchulzePiyush Mishra, Timothy S. ZwierSabyasachy Mistry, Paul G. WentholdZachary A. Mitchell, Sergei F. SavikhinRaheleh Mohammadrahimi, David F.

BahrAngel R. Monroy Pelaez, Ernesto E.

Marinero, Lia A. StanciuMoises Morales Padiilla, Jean A.

ChmielewskiMoustapha Moussa, Bruce HamakerAllison K. Murray, George T. Chiu, Jeffrey

F. RhoadsJaclyn R. Myers, Kimberly S. PlakeMonessha Nambiar, Jean A. ChmielewskiNaagarajan Narayanan, Meng DengAustin L. Nash, Neera JainYelin Ni, James M. CaruthersMintao Nie, Ann M. ClarkYizhou Nie, Weinong Wayne ChenKeturah C. Nix, Venetria K. PattonMegan M. Nyre-Yu, Barrett S. CaldwellTolulope O. Omotoso, Ernest R. Blatchley

Iii, Rabi H. MohtarWilliam J. O’Neill, Daniel A. DelaurentisSaheed O. Osho, Layi AdeolaJacob L. Owens, Chang-Deng HuKanjakha Pal, Zoltan NagyArpita S. Pal, Andrea KasinskiAshutosh Pandey, Tom I-P. ShihKunal sanjay Pardikar, Carl R. Wassgren JrChansol Park, Layi AdeolaSung soo Park, Antonio BobetCheng-Chieh Peng, Wei XieAhmed zeeshan Pervaiz, Supriyo DattaJeff L. Peterson, Atsushi Fukada, Mariko

M. WeiElizabeth A. Phillips, Jacqueline C. LinnesTugba Piskin, Jonathan PoggieVladlen A. Podolsky, Sergey O. MacheretMichael A. Popejoy, Christopher L.

YeomansShishir Poudyal, Richard J. KuhnMohammadreza Pouranian, John E.

HaddockVeerappan Prithivirajan, Michael D.

SangidMarlen Promann, Sabine S. Brunswicker,

Yingjie Chen, Zhen Yu QianFan Pu, R G. Cooks, Zheng OuyangZhimin Qi, Haiyan Wang

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(Candidates for degree as of August 2, 2019)Ruthie Sophia Arieti, Christopher StaigerJenna Conklin, Mary K. Niepokuj, Olga

Dmitrieva

Eric Gerber, Bruce A. CraigKayenat Kabir, Thomas W. HertelJun Lu, Fenggang Yang

Edouard Niyonsaba, Hilkka I. KenttamaaMatthew Pharris, Tamara L. Kinzer-UrsemElis Vllasi, Aaron M. Hoffman

(Candidates for degree as of May 4, 2019)

Christopher Klinkhammer, P. Suresh C. RaoElisabeth Krueger, P. Suresh C. Rao, Dietrich Borchardt

(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Kabita Kharel, Dieudonne Baributsa, Linda Mason

Xiaoyue Qin, Anatoli RapoportGang Qiu, Peide “Peter” YeChailu Que, Lynne S. TaylorAmir hossein Raffiee, Arezoo M.

Ardekani, Sadegh DabiriIman Rahbari, Guillermo PaniaguaMd S. Rahman, Laura C. BowlingKazi Arafat Rahman, Mikhail N.

Slipchenko, Terrence R. MeyerSugirdhalakshmi Ramaraj, James E.

Braun, William HortonJorge H. Ramirez Velasco, Rodney W.

TriceSathish kumar Ranganathan, Jeffrey P.

Youngblood, John A. HowarterAllison R. Range, Jeffrey F. RhoadsAdib Rastegarnia, Douglas E. ComerAnna C. Ratliff, Christine A. HrycynaBabak Ravandi, Fatma Mili, John A.

SpringerShaunak Ray, John A. MorganAbhishek Ray, Hossein Ghasemkhani,

Karthik N. KannanJosept David Revuelta Acosta, Bernard A.

EngelAhmed Kamal Reza, Kaushik RoyVictor A. Roman, Zhao-Qing LuoCarla A. Rosenfield, Bruce ApplegateTahrima Binte Rouf, Jozef L. KokiniJennifer L. Rowe, Jean A. ChmielewskiPhillip S. Rushton, Cynthia V. Stauffacher,

Nicholas CarpitaLaith Saed Sakka, Milind KulkarniHoda Salsabili, Jeffrey M. HaddadBo Sang, Patrick Eugster, Xiangyu ZhangGurneet S. Sangha, Craig J. GoergenStephanie L. Schatz, Emily L. AllenLawrence Sekaluvu, Margaret W. GitauSeungwook Seok, Ghadir Haikal, Julio A.

RamirezMayari I. Serrano anazco, Alejandra J.

MaganaTawfeeq A. Shawly, Arif GhafoorUtsav Shenava, William T. RobinsonMack Shih, Scott A. McluckeyChristian E. Silva, James M. Gibert,

Shirley J. DykeGideon A. Singer, Harold K. CooperMohit Singh, Byunghoo JungKinsey C. Skillen, Santiago Pujol

Marcus E. Smith, Stacy E. HoldenArvin H. Soepriatna, Craig J. GoergenDong Yoon Song, Samuel Labi, Srinivas

PeetaYuying Song, William S. ClevelandMichael J. Sparapany, Michael J. GrantPraveen Srikanth, Steven H. CollicottGopalakrishnan Srinivasan, Kaushik RoyMichael S. Stone, Kathleen M. Hill

GallantLee M. Stunkard, Jeremy R. LohmanYufang Sun, Jan P. AllebachBrian M. Sutton, Supriyo DattaZiting Tang, Fei Tan, Hanxiang PengTing Ting Tay, Marcia L. GentrySeyedeh-Mahboobeh Teimouri-Sendesi,

Andrew J. WheltonVijai Thottathil Jayadevan, Edward J. DelpRaikhan Tokpatayeva, Jan OlekPablo C. Torres-Aguilar, Bruce HamakerAlexander J. Trowbridge, Andrew M.

Freed, Henry J. MeloshZhan Tu, Xinyan DengHazal Turasan, Jozef L. KokiniMavreen Rose S. Tuvilla, George M.

Bodner, Minjung RyuMehmed S. Ulcay, Jay P. GoreGustavo A. Valencia, Gerhard KlimeckBrian J. Vaughn, Dimitrios PeroulisNelda Vazquez-Portalatin, Alyssa PanitchJuan C. Vega-vila, Rajamani GounderKaren A. Vellacott-Ford, Jeffrey Stuart,

Richard ShukleAndrés A. Villa pulido, David F. Bahr,

Ernesto E. MarineroRuixin Wang, Timothy L. Ratliff, Xiaoqi

LiuCong Wang, Chantal Levesque-BristolDi Wang, Alexandra Boltasseva, Vladimir

M. ShalaevGuizhen Wang, David S. EbertKuang-chung Wang, Gerhard Klimeck,

Tillmann C. KubisNaixing Wang, Irith PomeranzWenyu Wang, Hong Wan, Lu (Andrew)

LiuYiming Wang, Kai Ming LiQi Wang, Vinayak RaoHao Wang, Vikas TomarRobert E. Warburton, Jeffrey Greeley

Tanisha L. Watkins, Richard A. FeinbergAshley M. Watson, Patricia A. SullivanKatherine E. Wehde, Cliff Johnston,

Suzanne C. Doucette BartBrandon J. Weiland, Michael E. WetzsteinRyan T. Whelchel, Christopher S.

Williams, Robert J. FroschKatie M. Whitmore, Michele R. BuzonRedha Widarsyah, Carl A. BehnkeNathan E. Wilson, Elizabeth M. Topp, Qi

T. ZhouJustin C. Wirth, Minghao QiEvan L. Witkoske, Mark S. Lundstrom,

Na LuTzu-Ching Wu, David M. UmulisYingying Xiao, Jianghai HuJie Xiong, Athanasios TzempelikosHao Xiong, Xiumin DiaoXiaochen Xu, Gebisa EjetaZhenyu Xu, Laura J. Pyrak-NolteMingtao Xu, Richard J. MakadokYutong Xue, J. Stuart BoltonMohamed Samir Mohamed Yamany,

Dulcy M. AbrahamSoohyun Yang, Dietrich Borchardt, P.

Suresh C. RaoLi-fan Yang, Kevin J. WebbTeng-yao Yang, Dengfeng SunCalvin Yau, David S. EbertHamed Zamenian, Dulcy M. AbrahamAbdullahkhan Zehady, James G. Ogg,

Robert L. NowackXiaoling Zhai, Andrew J. MuglerYunlan Zhang, Pablo D. ZavattieriXiang Zhang, Steven D. PekarekTing Zhang, Bradley S. Duerstock, Juan P.

WachsLin Zhang, David B. KlenoskyKaibo Zhang, Cynthia V. StauffacherYang Zhang, Darryl E. Granger, James G.

OggZhidan Zhao, William HortonJieqiong Zhao, David S. Ebert, Niklas E.

ElmqvistZibo Zhao, Lu (Andrew) LiuChen Zhao, G. Jonathon DayTodd Zhen, Carl D. LairdZhiguang Zhou, Peter A. BermelXuhui Zhou, Laura J. Pyrak-Nolte

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Huissien A. Attara, Dearborn, MIYu Dou, Atlanta, GA

Benjamin W. Laga, Bulverde, TXKristen M. Smole, Elkhart

Katelyn A. McGuire, Maryville, TN

Alyssa D. Bybee, BloomingtonSarah A. Cadlock, Croydon, United

KingdomVivek J. Chakrabortty, Redmond, WAXiangang Cheng, GreenwoodKevin D. Colby, LafayetteAlan D. Cottrill, Jacksonville, FLJessica Heaton, Cincinnati, OH

Beth A. Hinchee, Peoria, ILSteven E. Jones, Maple Valley, WAChristian H. Kersten, Dortmund, GermanyJesse N. Kiste, ColumbusRandall S. Loomis, San Francisco, CALindsey Minto, Park City, UTEnoch E. Obeto, Lakewood Ranch, FLKuldip Panchal, Indianapolis

Henry A. Reed-Schertz, New York, NYRoss E. Ridge, BloomingtonMarcello C. Sanzi, Fort Collins, COSandeep Singhatia, Thornton, CONicholas Vandal, Denver, COBradley D. Wensel, Nashville, TNAaron G. Wheadon, Kalamazoo, MI

Hoi-Jin Jung, West Lafayette Min Liu, Kunshan, China Keith A. Williams, West Lafayette

Jason C. Adams, Knoxville, TNStacy L. Aden, Mendenhall, MSElizabeth Adeola, Mesa, AZTunde W. Aderinwale, West LafayetteParthasarathy Agrawal, Burr Ridge, ILElizabeth M. Alexander, CarmelAkshara Anand, Bangalore, IndiaShannon Arledge, Barksdale AFB, LAElizabeth N. Aslinger, LafayetteLilian M. Ayala Jacobo, LafayetteJoseph W. Balazs, IndianapolisSwati Banerjee, West LafayetteNoah A. Bannister, CarmelAmy Barnes, IndianapolisSarah M. Bartholomew, Carbondale, ILJaclyn M. Baxter, RockvilleAna S. Berrios-Vazquez, Washington, DCKrishnajit Bhattacharyya, Haldia, IndiaKathleen A. Bledsoe, ValparaisoArden P. Blumenthal, Glenmoore, PAGrant Bonnette, Conroe, TXMichele L. Brice, Santa Clara, CANathan G. Briggs, New Bloomfld, PANuseybe Bulut, Malatya, TurkeyBrittney Burt, Tacoma, WAKyle J. Cabodi, Aliso Viejo, CAJoseph C. Cacciatore, Rockford, ILHao Cai, Wuhan, ChinaGabriela Calzada Luna, Houston, TXCassandra M. Campbell, Palmer, AKEffie D. Campbell, ReynoldsIan J. Campbell, West LafayetteNatasha Campbell, Houston, TXYang Cao, Xi’an, ChinaSumit Chakravorty, Bangalore, India

David Chapa, Eagle River, AKPauleth Melissa Charris Rueda, West

LafayetteJiaming Chen, Jiangsu, ChinaZewen Chen, Shenzhen, ChinaHo Yi Cheng, San Jose, CAJustin D. Cheng, Beaverton, ORHsing Chiao, Taipei City, TaiwanAnn E. Chiaroni, Sebastopol, CAShih-Feng Chiu, Tainan, TaiwanPriya Chopra, Washington, DCWonseok Chung, West LafayetteKellianne Clarke, Downingtown, PASameerah Collins, Los Angeles, CAAlexandra B. Cortright, Miami, FLCathlin A. Coughlan, South BendCarmiesha Cox, West LafayetteElissa Cozad, Cuba, ILMayank K. Daga, Ranchi, IndiaZhijuan Deng, Yiyang, ChinaAmanda L. Depoian, Coram, NYSmit S. Dixit, Surat, IndiaEnriqueta Dominguez, Tucson, AZXuan Dong, Nashville, TNYiru Dong, Hangzhou, ChinaAshley N. Drury, Brunswick, GAVenkata Sai Rajesh Dwarapureddi,

Visakhapatnam, IndiaMatthew J. Eckhardt, MarionJennifer J. Eckley, Des Moines, IAAukendra Edmonds, Oak Park, ILJacob R. Elliott, LafayetteTaryn R. Ellis, Fort WayneAndrew H. Exner, LafayetteCooper R. Fasulo, Franklin, MA

Purui Feng, West LafayetteJillian A. Fetters, NoblesvilleJulie Finchum, Stanford, ILBethany M. Flanagan, Selma, NCRachel D. Flynn, FowlerEmily A. Ford, WestpointBraiden M. Frantz, Northern Cambria, PAJoseph R. Frey, Bloomington, ILDana Friday, Bloomfield Hills, MIRao Fu, West LafayetteAndrea J. Funk, GarrettPatrick M. Gallagher, Lisle, ILTatvamanjari Gambheer, Bangalore, IndiaSanniv Ganguly, Kolkata, IndiaAnthony R. Garcia, Albuquerque, NMSteven N. Garrett, Hermitage, TNAlexander J. Gatch, Jacksonville, NYBrittany Gehrett, ZionsvilleKenzie M. Glotzbach, MonticelloJeanine S. Gnang, Baltimore, MDJoycettema’gie F. Goodman, Chesapeake,

VAMargaret E. Gosson, Chicago, ILMitchell J. Greve, Anna, OHIvan A. Grijalva, Quito, EcuadorLongyu Guan, Harbin, ChinaDheeraj Gurugubelli, Visakhapatnam,

IndiaHee Kyoung Han, West LafayetteJeniffer F. Hatter, Indialantic, FLNicholas C. Hayden, Pittsfield, ILLingyun He, Shanghai, ChinaMichelle R. Hemler, West LafayetteXaime Hernandez, Lacey, WAScott High, Boise, ID

Master of Arts

Master of Public Health

Master of Business Administration

Master of Fine Arts

Master of Science

(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)





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Julian J. Hills, St. Petersburg, FLLily K. Hinz, Jacksonville, FLChi-Pao Hong, New Taipei City, TaiwanKeqian Hou, Dalian, ChinaCecilia Hsu, Forest Park, ILHuyunting Huang, West LafayetteYuying Huang, Ürümqi, ChinaKeshawn Hughes, Smyrna, GAAlan J. Huizenga, Bartlett, ILYu-Ting Hung, Taipei City, TaiwanJunaid Imtiaz, Lahore, PakistanMichelle N. Ingle, Wichita Falls, TXRachel M. Jackson, LafayetteMindy K. Jamiel, Erie, COJieqiong Jin, Hangzhou, ChinaLinda M. Johnson Boyle, Green Bay, WIAlishia M. Jonas, Nampa, IDJason Kahn, Milltown, NJMichaela R. Kapraun, Lake Zurich, ILRavleen Kaur, Kanpur, IndiaAhmad E. Kazem, West LafayetteDaniel G. Kebede, Holeta Genet, EthiopiaHafiz Kamran Khalil, West LafayetteGagandeep S. Khanuja, Lake Mary, FLJiwon Kim, West LafayetteSeungcheul Kim, Daegu, Republic of

KoreaEmily T. King, RochesterSahithya Kodam, Hyderabad, IndiaRoger A. Kron, San Antonio, TXAmanda Kruse, IndianapolisAustyn W. Krutsinger, Flora, ILAtul R. Kulkarni, Pune, IndiaDaniel R. Kumor, Naperville, ILVesna Kurspahic, Lilburn, GAMason J. Lane, DelphiKyle B. Lawton, Augusta, GAAnthony P. Leahy, RossvilleRyan N. Leash, St. George, UTWei-Jen Lee, Taoyuan, TaiwanGuo Li, West LafayetteShengchao Li, Luoyang, ChinaShulin Li, LafayetteSiqi Li, Shanghai, ChinaXin Li, Yanjiao, Hebei, ChinaYize Li, Tangshan, Hebei, ChinaYuqin Li, Goleta, CAFangzhou Lin, West LafayetteSara A. Lin, Hudson, OHLauren N. Link, LafayetteDanni Liu, Shandong, ChinaJie Liu, Ji’an, Jiangxi, ChinaJilan Liu, Guangzhou, ChinaYinan Liu, Liaoning, ChinaYvonne Liu, Cupertino, CAChristopher Long, Pittsburg, CALucia P. Long, Albuquerque, NMEmily A. Luehrs, Campbell, CAMing Luo, West LafayetteRui Luo, Guiyang, ChinaTravis M. Mahnke, KokomoGuilherme Maia Rodrigues Gomes,

Brasília, BrazilSounak K. Maity, Haldia, IndiaIscel D. Manalo, Atimonan, PhilippinesDavid P. Mann, Columbia, MO

Brent C. Mansfield, White Hall, ILJennifer D. Marshall, Austin, TXPatricia H. Masello, Battle Creek, MIKhadija Masood, Karachi, PakistanDominique A. Mcdaniel, Clarkston, GATerri E. McGaffney, BargersvilleJordan M. McGraw, ZionsvilleAdam J. McKinney, LafayetteMelanie A. Mcmillan, Upper Arlington,

OHMichael A. Mechikoff, USAF Academy,

CONikhil Mehta, Milpitas, CAJoel A. Mercado-Reyes, Florida, Puerto

RicoAlexander G. Miller, GoshenHolli M. Miller, IndianapolisHouston L. Miller, UrbanaJonathan D. Mills, Englewood, OHPallavi Mishra, Kolkata, IndiaKartik Misra, New Delhi, IndiaKrista R. Monk, Albany, GACameron T. Moon, West LafayetteAsmaa H. Morsi, West LafayetteKeshav S. Nair, Hyderabad, IndiaNikhil Nan, Kozhikode, IndiaPatricia A. Nease, Ann Arbor, MIColby R. Neumann, WestfieldLisa M. Oswald, Park Falls, WIMichelle A. Palmisano, Pen Argyl, PAAishwarya S. Patil, Satara, IndiaZachary C. Payne, CharlestownShulin Pei, West LafayetteAishwarya Peri Bhagawati Naga,

Hyderabad, IndiaPradeep Periasamy, Chennai, IndiaCasey D. Popp, West LafayetteAldo Fabrizio Porco, Caracas, VenezuelaCamille A. Poujaud, Villemur Sur Tarn,

FranceVictoria Powers, Irving, TXTashonda Price, Melbourne, FLAbby-Gayle A. Prieur, McDonough, GABonnie Queen, Fayetteville, GABenjamin S. Ramsey, LafayetteAngela Receveur, Floyds KnobsCaleb H. Redick, West LafayetteBenjamin D. Reinhart, LafayetteCourtney E. Rogers, IndianapolisLucas J. Rooney, WestfieldAnthony C. Ruffin, Beloit, WIRohit Sabharwal, Liberty Township, OHSukanta Saebabidya, Chittagong,

BangladeshMaria B. Salazar Tijerino, Managua,

NicaraguaScott Samples, Stuart, FLTaylor J. Senegal, Ontario, CanadaRishwa Y. Shah, Ahmedabad, IndiaEnchun Shao, Shanghai, ChinaWei-Lin N. Shao, Taipai, TaiwanXianfeng Shen, Jiujiang, ChinaDaniel Shine, Grosse Pointe, MIOkaro M. Shinn, Temecula, CAJessica J. Simmons, MuncieSumit Singh, Mohali, India

Shruti Singhal, West LafayetteSanjula Sinha, Noida, IndiaThomas A. Sisson, Marshall, ILBooker M. Smith, MooresvilleChristopher A. Smith, Winnebago, ILRebecca K. Smith, WarrenHaley R. Snell-Sparapany, Woodridge, ILMengying Song, Beijing, ChinaTim M. Soukup, IndianapolisAshutosh Srivastava, Faridabad, IndiaShubham N. Srivastava, Ayodhya, IndiaJeremiah H. Stevens, Rocky Face, GAAshley N. Studebaker, Lakewood, OHBrian A. Sumprer, West LafayetteDan Sun, Hangzhou, ChinaLi-Ren Syu, West LafayetteZiying Tang, Shanghai, ChinaDebashis Tarafder, Visakhapatnam, IndiaAndrea R. Teggart, Nashville, TNMartha J. Thomson, FreelandvilleHuan Tian, Hengyang, ChinaSean A. Tormoehlen, OxfordJason W. Trainer, Spencerport, NYKenneth Tu, West LafayetteSydney M. Tuller, Tucson, AZUriel C. Urbizo Reyes, Tegucigalpa,

HondurasPardha Sai Vangavolu, Visakhapatnam,

IndiaAmy S. Varghese, Macomb, MIAditya Vats, Delhi, IndiaLorenzo N. Vice, Alvin, SCKarina Villalobos, Wilmington, NCCristina Voigt Coutinho, West LafayetteAddison M. Walton, San Antonio, TXKe Wan, Nanchang, ChinaSirui Wang, West LafayetteYeyang Wang, Shanghai, ChinaYizhi Wang, Shanghai, ChinaYuang Wang, Anhui, ChinaWei Wei, West LafayetteRoberta A. Weiner, West LafayetteKirsten M. Westerhouse, West LafayetteMartha A. Whitt, Bristol, TNMatthew A. Wiethorn, Crawford, TXCortney A. Williford, Holt, MIKenneth N. Wilson, West LafayetteCarol Wu, Brooklyn, NYHanrui Wu, West LafayetteYeqi Wu, Nanchang, ChinaZhenyu Xu, Chargsha, ChinaYa-Lan Yang, New Taipei City, TaiwanZhanfu Yang, Guangzhou, ChinaZachary T. Yater, West LafayetteLokting Yim, West LafayetteShengwei You, Shenzen, ChinaSarah E. Young, Salt Lake City, UTWeirong Yuan, West LafayetteMegan E. Zagorski, Beaver, PAFan Zhang, Shanghai, ChinaWenyu Zhang, Beijing, ChinaXiaofang Zheng, West LafayetteYilin Zheng, Shanghai, ChinaShaojiang Zhong, Ganzhou, ChinaHaotian Zhou, West LafayetteQingheng Zhou, Shantou, China

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Andrew J. Albers, ColumbusIshaan M. Bakhle, Westlake, OHSai Lakshminarayanan Balakrishnan,

LafayetteCioli L. Barazandeh, Arlington, VAMichael P. Benitez, Beavercreek, OHSurabhi Bhadauria, Agra, IndiaBenjamin D. Bruemmer, LafayetteJoshua C. Cerimele, Oklahoma City, OKRyan Y. Chen, Fuzhou, ChinaAleksandra Dervisevic, Alcala de

Henares, SpainNicole Fantasia, Gilbert, AZNathan D. Fergot, Greenfield, WIEric M. Forbes, Henderson, NVRobert W. Foster, Saint Johns, FLBlair N. Francis, Indianapolis

Thomas W. Fraser, Fort Worth, TXVincent M. Funari, Cleveland, OHAndrew Haines, Fort Myers, FLBrian J. Hernan, West LafayetteNathan S. Humbert, JasperBenjamin J. Hynes, Annapolis, MDDaniel C. Inman, West LafayetteJohn M. Irons, GreenwoodSteven B. Kleine, IndianapolisAriana G. Martinez, West LafayetteMadhav Nagori, Kolkata, IndiaSiddharth Nair, Thrissur, IndiaNaxian Ni, West LafayetteSamuel J. Noone, Cooks Hill, AustraliaJonathan R. Nyhus, Minneapolis, MNYash S. Pande, Lafayette

Sebastian K. Perkinson, Redondo Beach, CA

Phillip P. Portoni, Little Rock, ARRolfe J. Power, Marietta, GAAllen Z. Qin, Fort Lee, NJJose David Ramirez Ramirez, West

LafayetteYu Han Roh, Redding, CASamuel W. Rowe, Prairie Village, KSJessica M. Rozycki, Saint Louis, MOThomas A. Satterly, Johnstown, COSori J. Song, Dayton, OHBenjamin M. Tackett, Spring, TXAkshay Tripathi, Fairborn, OHVarun Viswanathan, Princeton Junction,

NJRyan F. Willmot, Fort Collins, CO

Master of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Xuhui Zhou, West LafayetteGaotian Zhu, West Lafayette

Mengmeng Zhu, West LafayetteJin Zhuo, Hangzhou, China

Joseph A. Zweng, Charlotte, NC

Grace L. Baldwin, LafayetteAlyssa S. Christoffer, Western Springs, ILYunhong Duan, Beijing, ChinaRita Hoady, Brentwood, CA

Amanda N. Kreger, West LafayetteDiana M. Ramirez Gutierrez, Bogotá,

ColombiaPaul C. Thieme, Noblesville

Kristoffer B. Borgen, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Christina E. Gursky, Philadelphia, PAElisabeth A. Haines, Colorado Springs,

COGaron S. Henderson, Yelm, WA

David W. Holmes, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

James D. Hull, Denver, COWayne Kepple, Mableton, GAKatherine A. Minarik, West LafayetteVictor N. Pertel, Rouen, France

Mengyuan Qi, Shandong, ChinaChristopher D. See, Vero Beach, FLCurtis E. Taylor, IndianapolisSuvarna Veeravalli, Hyderabad, IndiaSigfred Jay M. Yu, Laguna, PhilippinesWeihang Zhong, West LafayetteImaad U. Zia, Hayward, CA

Anandita Deo, WarsawJonathan E. Gaide, Lake Zurich, IL

Nolan A. Xanh, Florissant, MO

Master of Science in Agricultural and Biological Engineering

Master of Science in Aviation and Aerospace Management

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering




(Candidate for degree as of May 4, 2019)

Indraneel Borgohain, East Windsor, NJ

(Candidate for degree as of August 5, 2016)

Harish Valayapalayam Kumaravel, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India


Rohith Reddy Sanaga, Hyderabad, India


Nathaniel Thomas, Madison, AL

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Wendy K. Allen, Wells, NYTammy Armani, Clarcona, FLEmily Bartlett, Chicago, ILErin R. Bolin, CambyBrianna S. Boyce, IndianapolisGabrielle Bradley, IndianapolisAshli T. Brady, Bellevue, WARoxanne Cancro, Bronx, NYAndrew S. Casper, Huntsville, TXChristina L. Chapman, ElkhartShicong Chen, Yizheng, ChinaBarbara R. Craig, Chatsworth, CAJohanna K. Danforth, Cody, WYMargaret Das, Southbury, CTJamie E. Dayton, Anderson

Elizabeth A. Duhon, Dayton, OHJeannie C. Eurit, LogansportKristy Fair, Lawton, OKAllison C. Frisbie, San Jose, CABrittany R. Gossard, SheridanThomas P. Gulino, Attleboro, MAKaren S. Haldemann, South Milwaukee,

WITodd J. Herreid, Green River, WYSarah B. Hester, Fountain CityJennifer L. Hoiby, Florence, WISophia Hufnagel, DeMotteAida V. Iriarte, Ottawa, ILPriasha Iyer, MunsterSung ae Kim, West Lafayette

Rachel B. Kremen, Toronto, CanadaAlicia M. Lewis, SpeedwaySeoyoung Lim, Seoul, Republic of KoreaStephany J. Lockett, KoutsElizabeth Marcello, FishersRachel L. Moe, PendletonPatrick K. Murphy, RensselaerEleanor A. Nicol, ZionsvilleElizabeth G. O’Connor, Stevensville, MIApril M. O’Malley, Cherry Hill, NJJennifer Olin, Brooklyn, NYDerick L. Pikula, Aliso Viejo, CAChristopher M. Potter, East Lansing, MIJessica L. Puente, IndianapolisMegan G. Robertson, Gaffney, SC

Master of Science in Education(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Jose A. Castro, Dyer Graham D. Comstock, Dallas, TX Tara M. Terry, Woods Cross, UT

Ruilin Li, Beijing, ChinaSanjukta Mandal, Ranchi, India

Chen Shen, Haifa, IsraelYuliang Zhao, Beijing, China

Master of Science in Building Construction Management

Master of Science in Construction Management Technology



(Candidate for degree as of December 15, 2018)Arindam Sen, Kolkata, India

Zachary M. Batts, ClaytonAnvaya S. Bhusari, Pune, IndiaYanyue Cui, Shenyang, ChinaRajdeep Deka, Nalbari, IndiaSaurabh Deshmukh, Bhilai, IndiaHoang C. Duc, Worcester, MAMidgard Elidor, Naples, FLAshley R. Elliott, Scottsburg

Arnold J. Eng, Atlanta, GAYuting Feng, Beijing, ChinaLiuyue Guo, Shanghai, ChinaAlang Huangfu, Hangzhou, ChinaPalak Jain, Mumbai, IndiaHunter C. Lavoine, BrazilEmily C. Millward, Parker, COVarsha Varsha, Delhi, India

Manali R. Verma, Mumbai, IndiaLaurence M. Vorbe, Port-au-Prince, HaitiYanyu Wang, Hefei, ChinaZihan Wang, Daqing, ChinaJiacheng Wu, West LafayetteJianlei Wu, Shanghai, ChinaYuguo Zhang, Xi’an, ChinaHan Zhao, West Lafayette

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Shubham Agrawal, Mumbai, IndiaAndrea Ardila Quiroga, West LafayetteJimmy Davis, Kochi, IndiaRunjia Du, Dalian, ChinaBrandon M. Fulk, RomneyLuis F. Galvis Rodriguez, Bogotá,

ColombiaDevansh B. Gandhi, Ahmedabad, IndiaLuis Enrique Garzon Sabogal, Bogotá,

ColombiaJacob N. Grassel, Berkeley, CAYoung Joun Ha, Abu Dhabi, United Arab

EmiratesWeigang Hou, Chengdu, China

Robert R. Jacobs, West LafayetteJennifer E. Kasper, Cleveland, OHHanna E. Kemaw, West LafayetteZhixin Li, Inner Mongolia, ChinaZiye Li, Hefei, ChinaNishtha Mahajan, Pathankot, IndiaHarsh A. Patel, West LafayetteSneha Jothi Prince Solomon, Chennai,

IndiaMo Tasem M Kh A Qadan, Amman,

JordanCheng Qian, Suzhou, Jiangsu, ChinaShahedur Rahman, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Vivek Malur Shivashankar Reddy, Malur, India

William B. Rich, West LafayetteSantiago Jose Ruiz Lopez, Bogotá,

ColombiaDewen Shi, West LafayetteAnup Shrestha, Kathmandu, NepalShannon Slevin, Bozeman, MTXiangxi Tian, Hunan, ChinaDimos Vogdanos, Athens, GreeceTaojun Wang, West LafayetteJacob A. Witte, Fort WayneRuya Xu, Wuhan, China

Master of Science in Civil Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

(Candidate for degree as of December 15, 2018)Bhavik Ranka, Bangalore, India

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Alejandro Rodríguez de Jesús, West Lafayette

Jennifer L. Russo, Mazomanie, WIKevin L. Ryan, Olympia, WAPhilip A. Schapker, Corvallis, OR

Taylor M. Seymour, LafayetteDaniel C. Stouffer, Frederick, MDJuan W. Villaflor, Honolulu, HITrisha M. Walden, Vancouver, WADanni Wang, Changchun, China

Aundrea N. Wilson, JasperMegan M. Wilson, Tucson, AZMichelle F. Wirtz, Covina, CAApril L. Wolf, Lafayette

Arvind Ram Baskaran, Kalpakkam, IndiaRyan M. Dailey, West LafayetteLakshmi A. Ghantasala, Portage, MIKuan Han, Shanghai, ChinaMuddassar Hussain, Rawalpindi, PakistanRadhika Jain, Ramgarh Cantt, IndiaLusine Kamikyan, Los Angeles, CAPratik Kashyap, Bangalore, IndiaJohn G. Misener, New London, CT

David K. Niblick, Wahiawa, HINahrin Nowrose, West LafayetteAllison Perna, Lindenhurst, NYKeshav Raheja, Kaithal, IndiaSuchitra Ramesh Suchitra Ramesh,

LafayetteYuxuan Sun, Cixi, ChinaCho-Hsin Tsai, Changhua City, TaiwanShakti Nagnath Wadekar, Nanded, India

Taojun Wang, West LafayetteZe Wang, Beijing, ChinaSara C. Wendte, Willowbrook, ILYumeng Wu, West LafayetteTaoyue Zhang, Columbia, SCXiwen Zhang, Fushun, ChinaYizen Zhang, Shanghai, China

Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

(Candidate for degree as of August 2, 2019)Shannon McCullen, Essex Junction, VT

Manikanthi Ajjarapu, Portland, ORStephen R. Bach, Fox River Grove, ILBryan Beatrez, North Olmsted, OHCatherine M. Beck, Ogden, UTTyler J. Bennett, Royal Oak, MISandra I. Calvo arce, Heredia, Costa RicaChristopher Campbell, Troy, MIDavid C. Caples, Huntington Woods, MIJoseph H. Carah, Fenton, MIHuong T. Chim, Detroit, MIYonghan Ching, Saint Paul, MNStephen J. Collins, Fort Worth, TXSagarika Dash, Solapur, IndiaRita M. De santiago, Palm Beach

Gardens, FLAginiprakash Dhanabal, CarmelBorce Dilevski, Macomb, MIDaniel J. Disselkamp, Fridley, MNDavid Eilken, Saint Charles, IL

Frederick Estera, Cincinnati, OHWilliam Forsling, Round Rock, TXNikhil Girish, Chennai, IndiaKartikeya Gupta, Bharuch, IndiaNitya Kalva, Kirkland, WASwapneel N. Kulkarni, West LafayetteNichole Y. Kwee, Cincinnati, OHDisha V. Labhasetwar, Cincinnati, OHSeth M. Lankford, Moline, ILDavid Malkan, Troy, MIAkhil Reddy Marella, Guntur, IndiaMarissa N. Millsaps, Orlando, FLLevi A. Moser, Cedar Falls, IAEric J. Myers, Royal Oak, MIJessye M. Palladino, Chicago, ILDhairya P. Parikh, BloomingtonJoshua T. Parr, Melbourne, FLSweta Patel, Chicago, ILCaitlin E. Perkowski, Albuquerque, NM

David W. Pilkey, Fenton, MIShivakumar Puranikmath, Downingtown,

PAAkshay Prijul Ramesh Brahmanayagam,

Chennai, IndiaKeishly Rosario Fernandez, Orlando, FLPatricia B. Roy, Fort Collins, COCassandra S. Sabens, Florence, SCHanna-Leena Saukkonen, Boston, MAManojkumar S. Shah, DyerKaran Shertukde, Simsbury, CTAndrew D. Smith, Rockford, ILCatalina Sposato, South Portland, METaylor L. Tempel, Woodridge, ILHtoo T. Thein, Yangon, BurmaSean E. Wainwright, Saginaw, MIBryan Wang, Royal Oak, MIThomas M. Warner, Suffolk, VAJonathan L. Woods, Huntsville, AL

Vincent Coltellino, Tunkhannock, PAMackenzie L. Davies, Murrieta, CASameeran G. Kanade, Pandharpur, India

Jessica A. Puente Castro, West LafayetteKaroll J. Quijano Escalante, La PorteBenjamin M. Stryker, Estero, FL

Master of Science in Engineering

Master of Science in Environmental and Ecological Engineering



(Candidate for degree as of August 3, 2018)Sai Ravi Teja Boggavarapu, Hyderabad, India

(Candidate for degree as of December 15, 2018)Abrar Ul Farhan Mohammed, Warangal, India

Eric A. Applegate, LafayetteJae Won Cheon, Salt Lake City, UTMin Soo Choi, West LafayetteAloma Aurelia Dsouza, West LafayetteMichael J. Ehlert, Osceola

Omar Elmaraghi, Mississauga, CanadaYaxin Fang, West LafayetteHrishikesh V. Ganesan, West LafayetteAmitha Florin Pious F. George Pious,

Muscat, Oman

Krishna P. Giri, Bangalore, IndiaSuhas Gundimeda, West LafayetteAndrew K. Huang, West LafayetteTao-Tse Huang, Columbus, OHAshutosh A. Khushu, Ahmedabad, India

Master of Science in Industrial Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

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Sarah I. Benetez, IndianapolisCourtney M. Gordon, GoshenChelsea Ilsey, Noblesville

Lissett Mejia, IndianapolisErin Oldson, IndianapolisJoy R. St. German, Goshen

Tania Umpierre, Indianapolis

Damji Heo, Seoul, Republic of Korea Sabareesh Mamidipaka, West LafayetteJill D. Shalabi, West Lafayette

Kisten Waterbury, Hebron

Tanay Adhikary, Visakhapatnam, IndiaZe An, West LafayetteKhushal Ashok Bhatija, Coimbatore, IndiaAniket Bhirangi, Bangalore, IndiaChenghao Bi, Fort WayneAkshay Parag Biniwale, Pune, IndiaLeon P. Brendel, Tuebingen, GermanyAlex D. Brown, Mill Creek, WADaniel D. Brune, Midland, MIAniket N. Chavan, Navi Mumbai, IndiaMichael D. Crawford, West LafayetteAbhishek Uday Deshmukh, Mumbai,

IndiaRahul Deshmukh, West LafayetteHerberto Dutra, Algonquin, ILMichael J. Dziekan, Park Ridge, ILDaniel Ettehadieh, Vienna, VA

Kathryn C. Farkas, Brighton, MIMichael C. Feller, NappaneeJoseph D. Fulnecky, IndianapolisRajakumar Ganne, Chennai, IndiaSai Sanjit Ganti, Visakhapatnam, IndiaKevin Gottschall, Harleysville, PATaylor B. Groom, Rexburg, IDXinyuan Gu, West LafayetteKairui Hao, Xi’an, ChinaRyan W. Hoover, AndersonPeter A. Kolis, LafayetteTaylor A. Lee, San Diego, CAKe Li, West LafayetteXianfeng Lu, Hangzhou, ChinaDennis M. Lyle, Poquoson, VAJiacheng Ma, Shanghai, ChinaSabareesh Mamidipaka, West Lafayette

Matthew A. Meier, Beecher, ILLingwei Meng, Baoding, ChinaVineet Mohanty, Mumbai, IndiaVaishnavi A. Radkar, Pune, IndiaFnu Rituraj, Ranchi, IndiaJose R. Rivas, LafayetteKunal Sanghi, San Diego, CAKrishnakumar Sathyanarayanan, Chennai,

IndiaBrian D. Spangler, Dubuque, IAYexin Sun, Beijing, ChinaShashaank Sundaresan Yogesh, Chennai,

IndiaWeimin Thor, Penang, MalaysiaBrian C. Tyson, Cicero, NYXin Xu, West LafayetteBingbin Yang, Changde, China

Enes Ercikan, Konya, Turkey Xiaojun Zhu, Guizhou, China

John Phuong D. Bui, Oklahoma City, OK

Graduate Certificate in Dual Language Bilingual Education

Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics

Graduate Certificate in Biotech Regulatory and Quality Compliance

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering

Master of Science in Materials Science Engineering







(Candidate for degree as of December 16, 2017)Anurag Palla, Hyderabad, India

(Candidate for degree as of May 4, 2019)Deba Jyoti Khawas, Bangalore, India

Yash Prashant Kothari, West LafayetteHansen Li, West LafayetteYuyuan Liu, West LafayetteWilliam S. Morganfield, Stone Mountain,

GAAanchal Narula, Hyderabad, IndiaGuanyu Nie, Madison, WI

Shubham H. Parikh, Chicago, ILYuhao Peng, West LafayetteMeenusree Rajapandian, Coimbatore,

IndiaParth R. Shah, West LafayetteParth Sandeepbhai Shah, Ahmedabad,

India

Yashna Shine, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Gurkreet Sodhi, Chandigarh, IndiaDinesh RamKumar Venkatasamy,

Chennai, IndiaDaoping Wu, Beijing, ChinaZihe Zhou, West Lafayette

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Caroline A. Crow, Fort Wayne Stephanie S. Karpicke, West Lafayette Jessica Long, South Whitley

Fekadu Debella, West Lafayette

Henry H. Chen, Iowa City, IARita M. De santiago, Palm Beach

Gardens, FLMelissa E. Gillbanks, Houston, TX

Lucas C. Kaiser, Glenview, ILHansen Li, West LafayetteRachel S. Lilienfeld, Reston, VASaurabh Singh, Navi Mumbai, India

Meryl S. Suresh, South Riding, VAWenhao Zou, Changpingqu, China

Hamed Zamenian, Zionsville

Daniel C. Horvath, West Lafayette

Michael J. Godinez, Glen Ellyn, ILDevon V. Hagos, Atlanta, GA

Birhan Payli, IndianapolisTricia Sederholm, Rochester

Eric Weigand, Tempe, AZ

Katherine L. Collison, West Hollywood, CA

Michelle E. Coverdale, Folsom, CAAlison M. Haney, Midland, MI

Colin E. Vize, West Lafayette

Mingla Charoenmuang, North Hills, CA Nesibe Karakis, Izmir, Turkey Heather G. Vickers, Indianapolis

Hyesong Lee, West LafayetteXiaorui Li, Wuhan, China

Hyejeong Oh, Seoul, Republic of KoreaTing Ting Tay, Singapore, Singapore

David R. Waller, Thornhill, Canada

Sean P. Brady, GreenwoodRebecca D. Brocus, Virginia Beach, VAPeter J. Buzby, North Wales, PADavid Chapa, Eagle River, AKKiel B. Cross, Elk Grove Village, ILApril D. Cunningham, Woodbridge, VARyan M. Dunlap, Buford, GAAvery B. Durko, Redondo Beach, CAAukendra Edmonds, Oak Park, ILJennifer E. El-Shewihy, Gainesville, VA

Moira O. Enerva, Antipolo City, Philippines

Alicia Escamilla, Royal Palm Beach, FLLaura E. Greiwe, BatesvilleCrystal Hunt, AvonKyle L. Kehrwald, Carrollton, TXAndrea F. AcArthur, CrawfordsvilleKerry McKean Kelly, East Windsor, NJRachele R. Raines, IndianapolisJason M. Rieman, Derby, NY

Stephanie Romano-Simmons, Chicago Heights, IL

Kimberly Sawyer, Ladson, SCMadison L. Suvak, Brunswick, OHGina Lisa Tamayo, Windsor, CAStephnaie A. Templon, Fairhope, ALErika L. Tucker, Portland, ORAndrew J. Wilson, Whitsett, NCKenneth N. Wilson, West LafayetteEric S. Zimmerman, Plymouth, MI

Graduate Certificate in Gifted Creative & Talented Education

Graduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Engineering

Graduate Certificate in Systems

Graduate Certificate in Environmental Policy

Graduate Certificate in Hybrid Vehicle Systems

Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design

Graduate Certificate in Psychological Statistics

Graduate Certificate in Qualitative Research

Graduate Certificate in Quantitative Research, Assessment, and Evaluation

Graduate Certificate in Strategic Communication Management











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DISTINCTION AND HIGHEST DISTINCTIONThe outstanding scholastic achievement of selected professional and undergraduate degree recipients is recognized by awarding the degree “with distinction” or “with highest distinction.” Eligible candidates with superior academic records who are expected to graduate in May are designated as potential candidates for this special recognition at the beginning of the spring semester and are so identified in the commencement program. The final determination of those who actually receive this recognition is made at the conclusion of the semester and is based upon the final graduation index.

A minimum of 65 credit hours included in the graduation index for the professional or baccalaureate degree and 35 credit hours included in the graduation index for the associate degree, with a minimum graduation index of 3.30 are required for a graduate to be eligible for consideration. The upper 10 percent of the May graduates in each of the various colleges or schools receive degrees “with distinction.” Of the grad-uates who thus qualify, the upper three-tenths of the professional, baccalaureate and associate graduates receive their degrees “with highest distinction,” regardless of the college or school from which they graduate. The minimum graduation indexes thus determined in May for each college or school are applied for graduation “with distinction” and “with highest distinction” for the subsequent summer session and fall semester. Recognition is evidenced by placing an appropriate seal on the diploma and entering an appropriate nota-tion on the academic record. Graduates who are potential candidates for degrees “with highest distinction” wear special gold and black honor cords during the commencement ceremony; those who are potential candidates for degrees “with distinction” wear gold honor cords.

Professional andUndergraduate Degrees

PURDUE HONORS COLLEGEThe Purdue Honors College provides an interdisciplinary environment for undergraduate students from across all areas of study. Graduates of the Honors College are recognized with a medallion worn at graduation ceremonies, an honors designation on their diploma, and notation on their academic record. Students complete an honors enriched curriculum and conduct a scholarly research project. Honors College graduates are noted in the commencement program by the torch beside their name. The torch is the official symbol of the Honors College, reflecting the intent to ignite students’ imaginations.

The Purdue Honors College was established in 2013 with pathways to honors across majors. The Honors College was built on a rich legacy of honors programs at the college and departmental levels. Recognition of students completing honors at the departmental level are recognized via a certificate and notation.

The following students in addition to being candidates for a bachelor’s degree, are also candidates for special recognition for the satisfactory completion of the requirements for the University Honors College.(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Abigail D. CliffordHaley K. BrouwerChristopher C. CoraggioMeghan E. HendersonGentry LeeMatthew X. Liu

Andi E. LongJohn C. McCawEvan A. NovakCaroline F. PetersonMegan E. SmitGrace E. Starrs

Jessica E. StoneCasey E. StowersHalie A. SzilagyiConnor J. VickersGabrielle C. Weinert

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PROFESSIONAL DEGREES

An 18-foot, 5,400-pound bronze statue that celebrates the lore and legend of the Purdue Boilermakers now stands next to Ross-Ade Stadium with an inscription that reads. “The year was 1891. A college known for its proud heritage of educating the sons and daughters of the working class began to dominate opponents in football. After a 44-0 thrashing of Wabash College, a headline writer provided inspiration for a most unique nickname. ‘Wabash Snowed Completely Under by the Burly Boiler Makers from Purdue’ chronicled a victory by the ‘Herculean wearers of the black and old gold.’ Never intended as a compliment, the insult appealed to the students of the day. The indomitable spirit of the boilermaker is embodied in the tireless laborer you see before you.”

Jennifer N. Carmack, Fairland Carmen A. Jones, Monticello

Caitlin Krouse, Fort Wayne Kimberly A. Minich, La Porte

Erika S. Seagle, Niceville, FL

Tara C. Patrick, Chicago, IL

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine



28^ Degree Completed In Less Than Four Years + Honors Program

University Honors College * Candidate for “With Distinction”** Candidate for “With Highest Distinction”

College of AgricultureBachelor of Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Emma R. Abbring, Wheatfield * Jackson D. Allen, Alexander, IL

Samuel M. Applegate, Kentland Roya L. Ball, Terre Haute Courtney L. Barga, Lawrenceburg Carley M. Bennett, Osceola Lauren N. Bickel, North Branch, MI

* Gretchen N. Blackburn, Francesville Aspen N. Bond, Howe Tyler C. Bouse, Anderson Paige E. Bradley, Rockford, IL Garrett A. Bralick, Granger Marin C. Bray, Noblesville Krystal A. Brei, DeMotte Shannon L. Brown, Valparaiso Josh Calhoun, Columbus Anthony J. Carsten, Roanoke Nicolas R. Cazzaniga, Bethel, CT Gilberto E. Chacon, Guatemala Hunter C. Christner, Shipshewana

Abigail D. Clifford, Odon Kendell L. Combs, Modoc Monica S. Compton, Royal Center Madison N. Cope, Crawfordsville Rachel M. Copeland, Columbus Gabriella O. Corradi, Waldorf, MD Whitney M. Cross, Shelby Ryan W. Dellinger, Lafayette Lisa M. Dorau, South Bend Anna G. Downing, Winamac Symone D. Dulaney, Indianapolis Jessica M. Elliott, Noblesville R. Elswick, Madison

** Jennah D. Fairchild, Culver * Zachary T. Finn, Anderson

Kelsey M. Fisher, Knightstown Andrew D. Fleagle, Etna Green Carly J. Frank, Phoenixville, PA Cheyanne L. Freeman, West Lafayette

** Kayla R. Groen, DeMotte Courtney L. Gulick, Lafayette

Zeyu Guo, Luoyang, China Julian C. Halicki, New Castle Audrey L. Hall, Lafayette Brice J. Harker, Waldron Amy J. Harris, Goshen

* Leah D. Hefty, Auburn Blas M. Hernandez, Anderson Nathan J. Hrnicek, Wolcott Alexander J. Ibes, Chicago, IL Lauren E. Johnston, Coatesville Heidi E. Jones, Macy Kylie J. Keifer, Hartford City Demitrius R. Kikalos, Valparaiso Jacob M. Kimm, Anderson Miah M. Kincer, Columbus Chase M. King, Roselawn Samantha J. Klemme, Otterbein Laurel M. Krueger, League City, TX Emily S. Laage, Grand Rapids, MI Bethany L. Laffoon, Romney Jared A. Lamberson, Otwell Makayla L. Lee, Lebanon Philip D. Leman, Francesville Paige B. Lemaster, Decatur Nathan J. Liberty, Milton, MA Adam Likens, Anderson Devin S. Lux, Rushville Riley E. Marshall, Greenwood Alyssa S. McDaniel, Fishers Brittany M. Meyer, Russia, OH Elizabeth V. Moore, Indianapolis Madison M. Moore, Emerald Isle, NC Jessa J. Newby, Bloomfield Lily Nolan, Chambersburg, PA

* Mariah J. Nondorf, Churubusco Tara C. Novak, La Porte Ashley L. Owens, Greencastle Autumn R. Peterson, Greenwood Emily F. Pfaffenbach, Scottsburg Emily A. Porter, West Lafayette Alexandra R. Praschak, Valparaiso

Lillian R. Pressler, Lafayette Alexandra P. Raute, Carmel* James A. Reiger, Greensburg Morgan L. Retter, Lynn Gabriela W. Robinson, Osceola Rebecca L. Roloff, Morris, IL Mackenzie C. Rossman, Valparaiso Spencer C. Rueff, Greensburg Abigail E. Schounce, Carmel Daniel S. Schriver, Owensville Keke Shao, Suzhou City, China Bryan S. Sipkema, Fair Oaks Bret T. Small, Jonesboro Amanda J. Smith, Brownsburg Andrea J. Smith, Galveston Andrew J. Smith, South Bend* Jennifer N. Smith, Noblesville Gabryelle J. Solverud, Crown Point Kathryn R. Stanley, West Lafayette Alexis D. Starnes, Columbus Diane M. Stichter, Bremen Benjamin M. Stone, Fishers Mariah K. Sweet, Jasonville Jacob D. Taylor, Rossville Kat A. Tessero, New Orleans, LA Ashley L. Thurman, Hartford City Brianna L. Trent, Kokomo Caitlyn N. Tuholski, La Porte Cody A. Valiquet, Culver Tyler L. Vandermark, Greencastle Alexis L. Vercauteren, Claypool Sydney J. Walker, Chesterton

Gabrielle C. Weinert, Indianapolis Kathryn R. Williamson, Valparaiso Zachary J. Wilson, Lawrenceburg Micah D. Works, Vevay Huan Wu, Beijing, China Brittany F. Young, Columbus

Bachelor of Science in Forestry(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Dane A. Murray, Gary

Certificate in Deans Scholar Program(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Abigail D. Clifford

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES



College of EducationBachelor of Arts(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Alyssa Adili, Westfield ** Kaitlyn G. Bankert, Zionsville

Bailey G. Barrentine, Fishers Elizabeth G. Burke, Plainfield Lauren E. Carr, Brownsburg Courtney M. Clark, Greenwood Ashley J. Conner, Lafayette Makayla A. Cooper, Zionsville

** Hayley J. Eadie, Jamestown ** Emma P. Ferguson, Valparaiso * Darian N. Fleck, Reynolds * Elizabeth A. Good, Rochester

Anna M. Gunderson, Indianapolis Nicole K. Hennings, Bloomingdale, IL Kailee M. Hildebrand, Brownstown

** Alexis T. Holbert, Clinton

Shelby M. Holloway, Madison Kasey L. Honsowetz, Lafayette Skyler G. Houston, Lafayette Taylor J. Huber, Winamac Alyssa D. Jent, Indianapolis Daniel S. Krause, West Lafayette Sarabeth M. Loft, Lafayette Madison M. Lukens, Brownsburg Alexandria D. Mackiel, Great Falls, MT Alexandra E. Maher, Columbia City Lauren E. McCarthy, Mishawaka Hannah A. Metzelaar, Lindenhurst, IL Colt J. Morgan, Williamsport Elizabeth D. Nies, Logansport Arielle J. Norton, Lafayette Alexandra B. Petti, Cleveland Heights, OH

Hayley E. Plybon, Lafayette Jane C. Sherfey, Chicago, IL Colbye S. Skeens, Lebanon, OH Madeline R. Smith, Indianapolis Ryan J. Stouder, Lafayette Kathryn A. Szalay, Logansport Suzanne M. Voelker, Osceola Braden R. Vorhees, Macy Huijie Wang, Jining, China

* Sarah C. Weaver, West Lafayette Jamie C. Yaacoub, Lafayette Hye Won Yang, Seoul, Republic of Korea Emma N. Yoder, Granger

Certificate in Collaborative Leadership(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Olivia R. Brazelton Jenna L. Halderman Danielle H. Hladek Seoyeong Lee

Amy X. Li Drake M. Long Madison A. Miller Ryan Pao

Delaney M. Rundell Jai T. Tudor

College of EngineeringBachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Saif I. Altamimi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Angela M. Becker, Evansville * Mark L. Benati, Acton, MA

Kunal M. Bhanushali, New Albany Andrew J. Binder, Mandeville, LA Brady W. Bird, Kansas City, MO Austen M. Bowen, Brazil Benjamin C. Brussee, St. Louis, MO Mark A. Bufanio, Butler, NJ Andres R. Carrillo, Merrillville Rynelle R. Castellino, Indianapolis Prateek V. Chamakura, Palatine, IL Aaron V. Chandran, Grand Rapids, MI Kevin J. Cohen, Los Angeles, CA Jacob R. Dahlberg, Hampshire, IL Nicholas P. Darrow, West Lafayette Akilkrishna K. Das, Bangalore, India

* Benjamin J. Davis, Elkhart Anthony N. Del Ghingaro, Centerville,

OH Ryan T. Delahunty, Valparaiso Arpan Dinesh, West Lafayette Liam D. Durbin, Twinsburg, OH Devin M. Eubanks, Romeoville, IL Syam R. Evani, Phoenix, AZ Leonardo Facchini, Imola, Italy John S. Gardner, Indianapolis

** Joshua K. Geiser, Zionsville

Landon P. Glunt, Plainfield, IL Yi Gu, Shanghai, China Benjamin L. Gutman, Northbrook, IL Morgan A. Hierlmaier, Apple Valley, MN Griffin D. Holland, Lakeville, MN John P. Howard, West Lafayette

* Tianyi Hu, Ningbo, China Simon Huang, Moorestown, NJ Matthew C. Jones, West Lafayette Vicente T. Kaufhold, Austin, TX William J. Kellerhals, Wadsworth, IL John F. Kemp, New Lenox, IL Colby A. King, Tulsa, OK Blake A. Kniffen, Rochester, MI Issei Kobayashi, Avon Christopher A. Kreid, Evanston, IL Alex Lee, Livingston, NJ Steven T. Lim, Irvine, CA

* Kang Liu, Guangzhou, China Matthew X. Liu, Beavercreek, OH

Marcus A. Lloyd, Gary Bradley W. Lock, Cedar Rapids, IA Seth M. Marksberry, Indianapolis Juan Pablo Mascaretti, Buenos Aires,

Argentina Alycia A. McEachen, Lafayette Rainer J. Neis, Valparaiso

* Evan A. Novak, West Lafayette Harrison G. Parker, Boise, ID

Sushrut P. Prabhu, West Lafayette Dan Qiao, Beijing, China Nathan R. Quast, Torrance, CA Ian W. Rayner, Greenwood Brian G. Robinson, Chester, NJ Nathaniel W. Roe, Angola Kyle H. Runkle, West Lafayette Bradley E. Salka, Merrillville Manbir S. Sandhu, Avon Christev J. Schade, Portland, OR Martin D. Schmeidler, Johannesburg,

South Africa George N. Schmidt, Westlake, OH Jeremy M. Schuhler, Fayetteville, GA Shane A. Sheppard, Baldwin, MD Eric J. Smith, Orland Park, IL Dong-Ha Son, Seoul, Republic of Korea Theodore E. Sorg, West Lafayette Ian D. Steenblock, Albert Lea, MN

* Surya Vezhavendan, Schererville Sean Wan, Palatine, IL Victoria R. West, Louisville, KY

* Phoebe G. Whitmore, Vienna, VA Grant C. Wilson, South Bend Di Xu, West Lafayette Veronica Yapriadi, Tangerang, Indonesia Samuel T. Zhang, Fairfax, VA Tanbo Zhou, Carmel



Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Jacqueline J. Adams, Centennial, CO Dillion T. Greiwe, Springfield, MO Thomas P. Hampston, Palos Park, IL Dylan J. Hickey, Windsor Locks, CT

Shane M. Koppold, Noblesville Mariah E. Lehmkuhl, Crete, IL Beichen Lyu, Chengdu, China

Manuel V. Perez-Tamayo, Caracas, Venezuela

Hunter C. Wilson, Mount Vernon

Bachelor of Science in Biological Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Jamie M. Arabshahi, Gaithersburg, MD Audrey M. Conrad, Rockford, MI

** Susan C. Hubbard, West Lafayette

Ignacio J. Poretti Perlo, Córdoba, Argentina

Francesca A. Whitt, Fort Myers, FL

Patrick A. Woodson, Danville, IL

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Anthony J. Anderson, Noblesville Catherine A. Berger, Crown Point Apoorva A. Bhagwat, Pune, India

** Haley K. Brouwer, Fort Wayne Maria del Mar Davila, Fishers Bethany M. Doehrman, Fort Wayne

* Meghan E. Henderson, Overland Park, KS

Sawyer J. Kieffer, Findlay, OH Kassidy N. Scott, Chesterton Vyaas Shankar, Dubai, United Arab

Emirates Brenna K. Sloan, Lubbock, TX Rohit Srivastava, Ballwin, MO

** Luke A. Steimle, Cincinnati, OH

Marissa J. Sullivan, Indianapolis * Renxiang Tang, Beijing, China

Edward D. Tourney, Noblesville James H. Wang, Miami, FL Cole J. Wysocki, Troy, IL

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Connor R. Alexander, Salem, MA Jordan A. Baker, Marion, IL Storm J. Bell, Fort Wayne Miranda L. Berg, Mound, MN Ronald E. Burkhart, Granby, CT Diego A. Cabrales, The Woodlands, TX Emily M. Cataldo, Naperville, IL

** Christopher J. Costelle, Avon Eric V. Daly, Dyer Abhimanyu Dhaka, Jaipur, India

Alexis G. Elliott, Franklin Davis A. Hensley, Indianapolis Matthew M. Hurwitz, Hamden, CT Joshua D. Hyrman, Vancouver, WA Evan C. Jones, Avon Chad A. Keyser, West Harrison Spencer T. Lubben, Kokomo Juliette N. Mudd, Houston, TX Nolan J. Pepka, Pittsburgh, PA

Arman Shroff, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Ethan Smith, Greenwood Nicole A. Szumigalski, Saint John Jessica J. Torres, Lafayette Anna C. Wagner, Fairview, TX Logan M. Ward, Zionsville Zijie Wu, Guangzhou, China

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Abdullahi O. Akorede, Osun, Nigeria ** Alexina C. Benedict, Seremban, Malaysia

Alyssa L. Benedict, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

John W. Bond, Minnetonka, MN Riley J. Boris, Woodbury, MN Connor J. Buntin, Jeffersonville Arianna R. Callard, Carol Stream, IL Joseph M. Caswell, Tallahassee, FL Bawi Chawn, Indianapolis Paul M. Cheron, Clemmons, NC Yvette C. Chowdry, Salwa, Kuwait David S. Derks, Overland Park, KS Alexandra C. Doctor, Hoagland Katherine E. Funk, Urbana, IL

Andrew S. Gaittens, Brentwood, TN Rebecca V. Gregory, Harrisville, RI Alice N. Ikuru, Port Harcourt, Nigeria Zachary J. Jordan, Lakewood, CO Samuel S. Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea Matthew P. Koenig, Crystal Lake, IL Kendall L. Kyle, Houston, TX Matthew C. Man, Arcadia, CA Henry P. Martin, Glen Ridge, NJ Kelley C. McNarney, Granger Bethany L. Mruzik, Pacific, MO Djata K. Nyaawie, Palmdale, CA Dahyun Oh, Seoul, Republic of Korea Austin G. Oltman, Wheaton, IL Sophia C. Planos, Miami, FL

Eric A. Prskalo, Mokena, IL Kyle M. Reichart, Lansing, IL Rodrigo A. Represas, Mexico City,

Mexico Tyler D. Rist, Spencerport, NY Malia A. Selman, Makawao, HI Ajay A. Sharma, Bloomingdale, IL Mark A. Sullivan, Griffith Emily S. Swager, West Linn, OR Alexandre A. Tomaszewski, Hammond Aleksander S. Venturino, West Lafayette Kurt J. Walker, Lafayette Aiman Azfar bin Abdullah Shukri,

Bandar Baru Bangi, Malaysia

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Aanis Ahmad, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Ishaan Ahuja, New Delhi, India Derek M. Andreis, Indianapolis Hadar Artzi, Framingham, MA

Sahil S. Bhalla, Mumbai, India Rtvik Sriram Bharadwaj, Chennai, India Joshua T. Brewer, Indianapolis Weng Yan Chan, Klang, Malaysia

Hao Chen, Walnut, CA Austyn J. Cousins, Madison, OH Spencer J. Deak, Batesville Elliot J. Edmunds, River Forest, IL



Denise F. Feng, Macomb, MI Presto George, Osceola

** Nicholas Goon Choong Ming, Subang Jaya, Malaysia

Isaiah R. Grace, Richmond Noah P. Haberland, Parker, CO Arunabh Hazarika, Mehsana, India Timothy Yu-Jay Huang, Taipei City, Taiwan Cameron M. Hudson, McLean, VA Meige Jia, Chengdu, China Zohar R. Kapach, Providence, RI

** Rahul Kartick, Bangalore, India * Matthew R. Kelleher, Sunnyvale, CA

Seo Young Kim, Pasadena, CA Luke Tee Xuan T. Kok, Kajang, Malaysia Miguel A. Kulisic, Lima, Peru

Peiyuan Li, Anyang, Henan * Christopher J. Loonam, Massapequa, NY

Cody D. Mann, Haubstadt John M. Martinuk, Aurora, CO Venkatvarun Mavilla, Lake Mary, FL Ross A. McIntyre, Mooresville Sreyas Mirthipati, Johns Creek, GA Samanth Mottera Srinivas, Bangalore,

India Allen R. Proulx, Boxborough, MA Tyler J. Self, Goshen Pratyaksh Sharma, Mumbai, India Steven J. Spencer, Floyds Knobs Andrew M. St. Pierre, Groton, MA Mohammad K. Sweidan, Dubai, United

Arab Emirates

Alexandria H. Symanski, Bloomington, IL Andrew W. Ulmer, West Lafayette Shutao Wang, Zhejiang, China

** Xingchen Wang, Hangzhou, China Quentin E. Warmke, Sunnyvale, CA

* Jordan P. Warne, Noblesville James J. Weber, Middlebury

* Wenbo Wei, Heping District, China Michael K. White, Arlington Heights, IL Daniel R. Wickett, Northville, MI Yu Xia, Hohhot, China

* Binhan Xu, North York, CA Imanina B. Zaaim Redha, Puchong,

Selangor, Malaysia Kailu Zhuang, Shenzhen, China

(Candidate for degree at IUPUI as of December 22, 2019)

Jessica Samira Lopes Matias, Indianapolis

Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Catherine Ainikkal, Kerala, India Michael A. Carlucci, Warren, NJ Brock T. Christy, Phoenix, AZ Juliana L. Gruber, Coconut Creek, FL Matthew J. Henek, River Forest, IL

Evan R. Howser, Scottsburg Bradley A. Jacobs, Fishers Brian J. Murray Santos, David, PA McKinsey P. O’Neil, Indianapolis Dylan T. Rauch, Evansville

Krystin R. Roberts, Indianapolis Rachel E. Steiner, Dallas, TX Thomas F. Sullivan, Indianapolis Benjamin Van Dijk, Ann Arbor, MI


Jacob S. Merel, Mount Prospect, IL

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Yousuf M. Abbas, Aurora, IL ** Hana N. Azzouz, Fishers

Joshua A. Bayer, Sudbury, MA Roberto Beltran, Chicago, IL Muhammad Nur Azizuddin Bin Shorieri,

Batu Caves, Malaysia Brian Cardona, Stamford, CT Kwang W. Chung, West Lafayette Mifta S. Darge, Des Moines, WA Molly M. Dixon, McCall, ID Yidi Du, Hang Zhou, China Shivam Duhan, Chandigarh, India Zachary T. Esteron, Gig Harbor, WA Jiwei Fang, Shanghai, China Dipshikha Ganguli, Muscat, Oman

* Daniel A. Greiwe, Fishers Brandon J. Henman, Grand Haven, MI Andrew C. Hoover, Everett, WA Xin Y. Hu, Woodbridge, NJ Wenyu Jing, Xi’an, China Christopher W. Jones, Evansville

Sarthak Kathuria, New Delhi, India Husein A. Khambata, Dubai, United

Arab Emirates Yoon Sung Kim, Dover, DE Young Sun Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea Cameron J. Lackey, Powell, OH Gabriel M. Lake, Minooka, IL Jack M. Lawry, Westfield Sunghy Lee, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of

Korea Devin W. Leung, Peoria, AZ Kevin Liu, Taipei, Taiwan Margaret C. Magro, Mentor, OH Yash Malhotra, Gurgaon, India Daniel P. Merrick, Warwick, NY

* Mark C. Miller, Overland Park, KS Jongwon Min, Pyeongtaek, Republic of

Korea Alan J. Mintz, Harvard, MA Andrew T. Nguyen, Bloomington Asaf Orel, Zur Moshe, Israel

David R. Osma, Bogotá, Colombia Nathan T. Peterman, Akron, OH Umizatul Radzeyah Binti Ratzuan, Muar,

Malaysia Scott S. Redford, Saratoga, CA Matthew D. Rine, Evansville James A. Scholl, Brentwood, TN Keith I. Scott, Mishawaka Alexey Y. Serov, West Lafayette Muhammad U. Shaukat, Bahawalpur,

Pakistan Sang Hun Shin, Suwon, Republic of

Korea Kaichun Song, Shanghai, China Phillip M. Spiritoso, Union, KY Locchanan Sreeharikesan, Moosic, PA Mimansa Verma, Columbus Elliott T. Wall, Willowbrook, IL Liren Wang, Hangzhou, China Can Zhang, Xinzheng, China

Bachelor of Science in Energy Engineering(Candidate for degree at IUPUI as of December 22, 2019)

Samuel J. Miguel, Indianapolis



Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Ecological Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Carrera A. Dean, Peabody, MA Lucas R. Grabowski, Highland Takumi J. Iwamoto, Indianapolis

Julia G. Spinolo, Germantown, TN Madison Truemner, New York, NY Maritza J. Villalobos-Lopez, Lafayette

Alison M. Whitehead, Woodstock, MD

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Jenny K. Anderson, Louisville, KY Esmail S. Arshad, Faisalabad, Pakistan Roselin K. Bains, Canton, MI Aaron A. Banks, Indianapolis John A. Baxter, Columbus Fernando Jeremy Berrospi Moreno, Lima,

Peru Ryan James Black, Scituate, MA James T. Boone, Centennial, CO Brianna L. Cappos, Tinley Park, IL Wenchi Chen, Changsha, Hunan, China Siddharth P. Chhabra, Mumbai, India Cecilia Chuang, Medan, Indonesia Mary E. Cianchetti, Lewiston, NY Shriya Das, Munster Robert M. Davis, Fishers Kagan Davran, Istanbul, Turkey Jiaxiang Ding, Gaomi, China Tianwei Ding, Suzhou, China Jiacheng Dong, Zhoushan, China Haosheng Ge, Shanghai, China Charles M. Graham, Zionsville Jiacheng Gui, Shenzhen, China Xu Han, Naperville, IL Paige E. Harpenau, Haubstadt George N. Harris, Chicago, IL Surwin W. Hartana, Jakarta, Indonesia Jackson R. Honnold, Evanston, IL Michael S. Howell, Dardenne Prairie,

MO

Rahul Jha, Columbus Rebecca E. Keys, Carmel Si Young Kim, Changwon, Republic of

Korea Jagat S. Kohli, Willow Springs, IL Viswajit Mani Kumar Koyada,

Hyderabad, India Alexander M. Krolopp, Lincolnshire, IL Eu Jin Lee, Ipoh, Malaysia Yikai Li, Hangzhou, China Hao Ma, Lanzhou, China Emma N. McAlister, Columbus Anuj N. Mehta, Clarksburg, MD Zhash S. Mehta, Pune, India Aurelio Miranda, Miami, FL Connor K. Moore, Carmel James D. Myers, Pleasantville, NY Vinayak G. Nadiger, West Lafayette Varun Nagpal, Los Altos, CA Ross J. Naylor, Huntsville, AL Rieley D. Nelson, Canton, OH Max E. Nepokroeff, Tigard, OR Parker D. Nichols, Kildeer, IL Kadir B. Ozgur, Istanbul, Turkey Sarah E. Pacelli, San Diego, CA Vincent F. Perkins, Troy, MI Elizabeth M. Poppe, Grass Lake, MI Kaitlyn E. Prather, Granite Bay, CA Patrick A. Quion, McLean, VA Varun Raju, Exton, PA

Avishek M. Ray, Kolkata, India Claire M. Saracena, Westport, CT A K M Rashid Sarwar, Chittagong,

Bangladesh Andrew N. Sauer, Indianapolis Harsh Singhal, Wilton, CT Chelsea E. Sinkford, Columbus, OH Jonathan Sostrowibowo, Jakarta,

Indonesia Samuel J. Stark, Ooltewah, TN

** Casey E. Stowers, Naperville, IL Chengqi Sun, Ningbo, China Samuel Y. Tadesse, Aurora, CO Ryan P. Teeter, Ann Arbor, MI Neal Tierney, Barrington, IL Donovan J. Tucker, Rutherford, NJ Brandon M. Vallonio, Reading, PA Hao Wang, Dalian, China Angela R. Wells, Crown Point Michael S. Williams, Carmel Corey S. Wogenstahl, Liberty Twp, OH Christopher A. Wolak, Indianapolis David L. Wu, Southborough, MA Haodong Wu, Shenyang, China Matthew Yung, Great Neck, NY Wei Zhou Zhang, Jinan, China Yuqing Zhu, Shanghai, China

School of Engineering EducationInterdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Engineering

Bachelor of Science(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Alexander D. Mahan, Clayton

Bachelor of Science in Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Miguel A. Dominguez, Chicago, IL Canyon H. Ellis, South Bend

Camille S. James, Libertyville, IL Ziyu Song, Wuhan, China

Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Austin D. Beggs, Naperville, IL Muqiao Su, West Lafayette

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Dina W. Abdulaal, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia

* Jonathan C. Adair, Fort Wayne Avi Agarwal, Cupertino, CA

Jaimit Aggarwal, New Delhi, India Santhosh Balahari Krishnan, Chennai,

India Meghavin C. Bhatasana, Vadodara, India

Muhamad Yusuf Bin Yaacob, Kota Bharu, Malaysia

Stephen J. Bonica, Canton, MA Nathan C. Bowers, Ladoga



Jared J. Boyden, Sanford, FL Elliot F. Bradley, Maple Grove, MN Mica L. Brooks, Akron, OH Alex D. Brown, Kingston, Jamaica Zakkary D. Cates, Winslow Jacqueline Chau, Houston, TX Szymon P. Cias, Dyer Mitchell C. Clinkenbeard, Terre Haute

* Abde Manaf Dhariwala, West Lafayette Jason W. Djuandy, West Lafayette David L. Dobben, Michigan City Emily C. Eifert, Fort Wayne Ehsan Esmaeili, Booshehr, Iran Daniel G. Ferreira, Chapel Hill, NC Alexandre N. Fleisch, Knoxville, TN Ivan A. France, Saratoga, CA Avinash N. Gokhale, Sunnyvale, CA Aryan Gupta, Jaipur, India Robert L. Herting, Columbia, MO Jordan A. Holmes, Washington, IL Konrad Hrabina, Lake Orion, MI Hyukjun Jang, Busan, Republic of Korea Alex E. Johnson, Eldersburg, MD

* Harshit Juneja, Jaipur, India Heya Kaakeh, West Lafayette

Shobhit Kamal, Dhanbad, India * Karan Kedia, Jaipur, India

Shashank Khetan, Kolkata, India Peter Khlebnikov, West Lafayette Jinwoo Kim, West Lafayette Brian A. Kocar, Highlands Ranch, CO Adam C. Krebs, Columbus Dhruv R. Lal, Palo Alto, CA Sahil Dinesh Lala, Thane, Maharashtra,

India Arya Sandeep Lele, Nashik, India Arne P. Lidback, Houston, TX Andrew J. Magro, Cranberry Township,

PA John C. McCaw, Nashville, TN

Juliette S. McGinnis, West Lafayette Robert R. McIntyre, Portland, OR Collin A. Meister, Vernon Hills, IL Mina E. Mohsenian, Pewaukee, WI Samuel R. Myers, Memphis, TN Clarice E. Nelson, Valparaiso Douglas J. Partridge, Danville, CA Sachit Puntambekar, San Jose, CA Juan S. Ramirez, Buenos Aires, Argentina Jonathan M. Ravid, Bloomfield Hills, MI

Brian C. Rock, Dunlap, IL Andrew R. Roginski, Lafayette Noah S. Ruh, Afton, MN Shoham Saha, Dusseldorf, Germany James K. Sams, Bethesda, MD Kevin J. Sanabria, Miramar, FL Katherine L. Schauer, San Jose, CA Muhammad B. Shahin, Newburgh Jenna L. Soukup, Greenwood Nathan A. Sternberg, Hockessin, DE Daniel L. Stevenson, Woodstock, GA Reshma Sudhesh, Secunderabad, India Quan Jun Sun, Northborough, MA Ellis L. Tirman, Little Rock, AR Arnav S. Vast, Robbinsville, NJ Andrew M. Violette, Issaquah, WA

* Jialei Wang, Beijing, China Zhuen Wang, Shanghai, China Robbie V. Williams, Cleveland, OH

* Samuel E. Wonfor, Brighton, MI * Syed Shayan Zahid, Lahore, Pakistan

Usamah Zaman, Muscat, Oman Guiliang Zheng, Chengdu, China

Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

MacKenzie R. Coon, Russiaville Thomas P. Mcevoy-Duane, Pembroke, MA

Matthew D. Spangler, Saint John

University-Industry Cooperative Education Program in EngineeringThe following students, in addition to being candidates for a bachelor’s degree, are also candidates for a certificate for the satisfactory completion of the requirements for the Cooperative Education Program in Engineering.(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Jonathan C. Adair Joshua A. Bayer Angela M. Becker Apoorva A. Bhagwat Nathan C. Bowers Jacqueline Chau Mary E. Cianchetti Kevin J. Cohen Christopher J. Costelle Jacob R. Dahlberg Molly M. Dixon Alexandra C. Doctor Syam R. Evani

Daniel G. Ferreira Joshua K. Geiser Dillion T. Greiwe Benjamin L. Gutman Noah P. Haberland Paige E. Harpenau Meghan E. Henderson Alex E. Johnson Evan C. Jones Sawyer J. Kieffer Brian A. Kocar Robert R. McIntyre Collin A. Meister

Douglas J. Partridge Jonathan M. Ravid Kassidy N. Scott Brenna K. Sloan Theodore E. Sorg Luke A. Steimle Nicole A. Szumigalski Renxiang Tang Andrew M. Violette Jordan P. Warne Syed Shayan Zahid

College of Health and Human Sciences Bachelor of Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Abrianna M. Adams, Bloomfield Dania L. Albin, Avon Anna R. Arndt, Zionsville Haley M. Augsburger, Pendleton Syona Bardhan, San Jose, CA Kelly M. Barr, West Lafayette Jennifer E. Beagles, South Bend Brian L. Bennett, Crawfordsville Jonas A. Berkowitch, San Antonio, TX

Maxine Y. Bi, Lake Oswego, OR Megan R. Bieber, Cedar Lake Alexa A. Binckes, Ashburn, VA Gabrielle M. Bittner, Granger Khailie D. Bonebright, Lafayette Ralaunda M. Bradshaw, Los Angeles, CA Olivia R. Brazelton, Fishers Blake K. Brian, Munster Abigail A. Brink, Lockport, IL

Allyson I. Broadstreet, Indianapolis Kourteney A. Brooke, West Lafayette Aurelia B. Brown, Sterling, VA Simone M. Bush, Indianapolis Molly A. Butcher, Lafayette Andrew J. Campogni, Lafayette Tianze Cao, Tianjin, China Madison L. Carroll, Saint Charles, IL Bethany C. Carron, Lafayette



** Samantha Cavanaugh, Valparaiso Patricia Cerna, Tegicugalpa, Honduras Seokyoung Cha, Pyeongtaek-si, Republic

of Korea Connor J. Chambers, West Lafayette Nicole A. Chatterson, Greenfield

* Kali A. Chemelewski, Fishers ^ * Graydon M. Chisholm, Columbus

Chang Joon Chun, Seoul, Republic of Korea

Haerim Chun, Warrington, PA Ruben Clemente, Lafayette Caroline G. Corcoran, Fishers Carley N. Cox, Hebron Devin M. Crabtree, OtterbeIN Mackenzie J. Cruz, Mansfield, TX Karlee F. Cunningham, Indianapolis ShAvona I. Cuttino, West Lafayette Hannah R. Dancer, DeMotte Derek R. Davidson, Crown Point Isaak M. Davis, Wabash Dimitri A. Dawson, Romanengo, Italy Faith V. DeVaney, Sheridan Ryan C. Dudycha, Naperville, IL Lindsay R. Emery, Culver Macy M. Flaningam, Vincennes Mario E. Flores, Warsaw Kathryn F. Folkening, New Palestine Julia R. Folland, Churubusco Mercedes A. Freda, West Lafayette Angelina I. Freestone, Kharkov, Ukraine Mikaela J. Fuller, Fort Wayne Christopher S. Gaeta, Lafayette Gicella Garcia, Dayton William B. Gephart, Lafayette Joel L. Ginn, Hammond Amy E. Griffey, Cicero Nicholas G. Grothaus, Crown Point Bradlie E. Gruell, Greenfield Fabiola L. Guillen, East Chicago Kara J. Guinn, Saint John Sijia Guo, Guangzhou, China Jenna L. Halderman, Wabash Brady A. Hall, Knightstown Morgan A. Harbison, Rockville Samantha M. Hayes, Indianapolis Catherine N. Haynes, Frankfort ^ Megan V. Henkelman, Alexandria Jacob R. Herr, Carmel Raven R. Hill, Madison Danielle H. Hladek, Munster Bailey M. Hodges, Greenwood Ethan A. Hoeft, Indianapolis Logan J. Hoffman, Fishers

* Hannah M. Holm-Hansen, DeMotte Fern L. Honegger, West Lafayette Kayla B. Hoober, South Bend Brycen A. Hopkins, Nashville, TN Chen-Hsun Hsieh, Kaohsiung City,

Taiwan Mckenna J. Hufford, Rossville Chutong Jiang, Hefei, Anhui, China Rachel M. Kammeyer, Fort Wayne Jim L. Kanani, West Lafayette Kimberly L. Kasparian, Lowell Die Ke, Ningbo, China

Taryn C. Keels, Crown Point Ashley N. Keller, Evansville Matthew H. Killen, Huntington Marnee R. Kirkpatrick, Valparaiso Hannah E. Kish, Chesterton Myles B. Koenig, Lafayette Anthony D. Kowalkowski, Highland Tanisha L. Krause, Elizabethtown, KY Wai Poh Kuan, Bandar Seri Begawan,

Brunei Caroline A. Kuzmic, Hinsdale, IL

Gentry Lee, West Lafayette Kwangmin Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Kyoung Jae Lee, Bucheon, Republic of

Korea Halston A. Lehocky, Monticello Yuqing Lei, Beijing, China Rebecca L. Levitz, Wolcottville Jiahao Li, Haerbin, China Evangelia Z. Lianos, Grosse Pointe Emily A. Lipsey, Brownsburg Hui Liu, Tianjin, China Meng Liu, West Lafayette Madison N. Lodics, Avon

Andi E. Long, Valparaiso + Katherine A. Lucas, Fishers

Allison J. Ly, San Jose, CA Emily C. Lynch, Valparaiso Grant K. Lyons, Fayetteville, GA Thomas J. Macdonald, Zionsville Nicole E. Magiera, Highland Tianzheng Mao, Shijiazhuang, China Nicole M. Martin, West Lafayette Ava F. McClure, Kokomo Grace E. McNulty, Indianapolis Madison E. Mensik, Los Angeles, CA Matthew L. Merchant, Havre De Grace,

MD Ellie B. Miller, Lynn Madison A. Miller, Akron Caitlin V. Milroy, Oceanside, CA Muhammad H. Mirza, Crown Point Jaclyn E. Mixell, New Castle

+ Stefany V. Molina, Goshen Meghan S. Morey, Lowell Natasha C. Mosoti, New York, NY Hunter C. Mote, Flora Kyla R. Motta, Fairfax, VA Austin E. Nash, Florham Park, NJ Courtney N. Nelson, Martinez, CA Madison Q. Nelson, Jacksonville, IL Nirupan Nesarajah, Santa Clarita, CA Allison A. Nethercutt, Lafayette Brianna I. Ngarambe, Granger Megan M. O’Donnell, Highland Jingwen Ouyang, Chengdu, China Shelby J. Paden, Zionsville Ryan Pao, Taipei, Taiwan Jeanne Park, New York City, NY Jun Woo Park, Seongnam, Republic of

Korea Madeline R. Parker, Scottsburg Dhruti N. Patel, Shipshewana Dylan J. Persohn, Jasper

+ Christine M. Petersen, Anchorage, AK ^ Kelsey D. Phillips, Rensselaer

Stephanie C. Pierson, Monticello Wilore Anne A. Piguing, Dyer Joseph B. Pimentel, Valparaiso Andrew M. Porter, Indianapolis Yicun Qiu, Changshu, China Rebecca E. Rainey, Culver Cassidy N. Rance, Logansport Chetana Rao, San Ramon, CA

** Andrea N. Rayner, West Lafayette Clayton S. Retherford, Summitville Alixandrea M. Rhodes, LaGrange Krista R. Riegsecker, Middlebury Breanna M. Robinson, North Webster

** Regan L. Rodibaugh, Rensselaer Kendra A. Rodriguez, Indianapolis Isabella A. Rojas, Barrington, IL Isabella G. Salpietro, Wexford, PA Danijela Savic, Munster Makayla M. Schannen, Auburn Michaela M. Scherer, West Lafayette Allison R. Schneider, La Fontaine Kristen M. Schulke, Carmel Keturah D. Scott, Indianapolis Vasudha Shah, Delhi, India Linjie Shen, Wichita, KS Rachael M. Sievers, Granger Taylor A. Sites, Dayton

** Megan E. Smit, Ann Arbor, MI Jamarra M. Smith, Indianapolis

Grace E. Starrs, Saint Louis, MO Hannah E. Steill, Brookston Audrey L. Stelzer, Chesterton Faith Stirm, New Palestine Ching Sheng Su, Taipei City, Taiwan Ashley R. Swain, Lafayette Conor M. Sweeney, Indianapolis Zi Wing Tang, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Molly A. Thielking, Fishers Maria O. Uhrig, Indianapolis Elexis G. Untersee, Fishers Arlyne G. Vargas, Manila, Philippines Nicholas J. Villani, Carmel Anthony I. Wade, Lafayette Shamaine A. Waddell, Indianapolis Kaidi Wang, West Lafayette Lu Wang, Chongqing, China Minghao Wang, Tianjin, China Yu Wang, Hefei, China Margaret A. Welsh, Valparaiso Megan R. Winter, Seymour Jenny H. Woo, Aliso Viejo, CA Richard C. Worship, Cleveland, OH

** Andrea R. Wright, Plainfield Kayla J. Wrin, Noblesville Emery Wu, Yucaipa, CA Mengxuan Wu, Wuhan, China Xiao Xiao, Shenzhen, China Yuchao Xu, West Lafayette

* Emily I. Yahiro, West Lafayette Anna R. Yarling, Carmel Yuchen Zhang, Beijing, China Zhiyan Zhang, Dongguan, China Wenhui Zhao, Panjin City, Liaoning,

China Yue Zhuo, Nanjing, China



Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Ryan P. O’Connell, Evergreen Park, IL Shayna L. Shick, Lawrenceville, IL

Bachelor of Science in Nursing(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Andrew J. Airey, Lafayette Megan E. Albregts, Romney Mallori E. Bellner, Westfield Natalie K. Boger, Indianapolis Taylor M. Bullard, Greenwood Katherine J. Cheng, Orinda, CA Lindsey G. Curdes, Chesterton Catharina Daffre, São Paulo, Brazil

** Lindsey M. Daoust, Granger Jaime R. Escobedo, Yuma, AZ Patrick M. Fischer, Mishawaka Nicholas A. Gomez, Hammond Grant L. Gough, Ridgeville

David A. Grace, Salineville, OH Matthew D. Hall, Knox James A. Hamrick, Lafayette Christina L. Hetisimer, Columbus Julianne R. Heyde, Carmel Riley B. Highhouse, Mattawan Katherine M. Joseph, West Friendship,

MD Caroline G. Kinkaid, Plainview, TX Mary E. O’Malley, Palos Park, IL Jalynn R. Parks, Indianapolis Nathan E. Payton, Bend, OR Bailee R. Scribner, Anderson

Lexi A. Shriver, Reynolds Julie L. Smith, West Lafayette Kayne C. Stanley, Arlington Heights, IL Halle E. Thom, Okemos, MI Emma M. Vreeke, Granger Samantha N. Wagner, New Carlisle Rachel L. Walling, West Lafayette Eric J. Whetstone, Mentone Jennifer M. Whitney, New Lenox, IL Hannah E. Woods, Peru Abigail M. Yarcusko, Brunswick, OH

University-Industry Cooperative Education Program in Health and Human SciencesThe following student, in addition to being a candidate for a bachelor’s degree, is also a candidate for a certificate for the satisfactory completion of the requirements for the Cooperative Education Program in Health and Human Sciences.(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Christina L. Hetisimer

College of Liberal Arts Bachelor of Arts(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Aasish Appannagari, Aliso Viejo, CA Xiaohe Bai, Rizhao, Shandong, China Stuart C. Bailey, Tewksbury, MA Brenda Barrera, West Lafayette Elsa J. Beard, San Jose, CA Hannah E. Beckman, Hoagland Nora S. Belrose, Fort Wayne Savannah L. Belt, West Lafayette Alexa K. Berg, Medina, WA Andrew P. Branson, Elkhart

^ * Savannah R. Bratcher, Fishers Hailey M. Burbridge, Hobart Borung Cha, West Lafayette Lindsay R. Chrise, Granger Courtney A. Cochard, Greenfield Ana L. Coello Kunz, Mexico City, Mexico Makayla Y. Copeland, Lebanon Brady C. Cornell, Lafayette Jordan E. Craft, Fortville Brenda S. Culver, Brookston Elizabeth T. Cummings, Indianapolis Jennifer M. Deering, Barrington, IL Delaney C. Dick, Pendleton Emily M. Duha, Lafayette Raymond J. Ellis, San Jose, CA Clinton L Foster, Lafayette Elisabeth A. Freeman, Lafayette Tario Fuller, Sugar Hill, GA Yuan Gao, Nanjing, China Christopher L. Gasdia, Rensselaer Mohan Ge, Changde, China Luke A. Gouwens, DeMotte

Joyce L. Gray, West Lafayette William R. Green, South Bend Payton C. Gross, Kokomo Kate E. Herrin, Hobart Kyelah T. Hodges, Monticello Fern L. Honegger, West Lafayette

* Xuan Hu, Hangzhou, China Keana J. Jeffrey, Lafayette Gavin M. Johnston, Fort Wayne Andrew D. Jolley, Lanesville Seung Hae Jung, Seoul, Republic of

Korea * Kimberly A. Kaufman, Lafayette + John A. Knight, Munster ^ Winters L. Larca, Annapolis, MA

Zachary K. Lewis, Carmel Wen Li, Changshu, China

+ Alexa J. Lievrouw, Saint Charles, IL Alastair Chen Yuan Lim, Shah Alam,

Malaysia Nicole L. Lindsay, Noblesville Yawen Liu, Tianshui, China Charles J. Maines, Zionsville Drew A. Martin, Coppell, TX Esmeralda Martinez-Perales, Lafayette Caroline T. McMasters, Fort Wayne Benjamin B. McGuire, Fort Wayne John K. Metzinger, Dayton Alexander S. Miller, Indianapolis Kayla M. Miller, Lafayette Leo Miller, Indianapolis Whitley A. Mohler, Monticello

Joseph L. Monts, Bloomington Victoria L. Moore, Woodburn Tommy M. Morley, Troy, NY Caelum S. Mroczek, South Bend Sara A. Mylrea, Fort Wayne Robert T. Myrehn, Indianapolis Varun Vasudevan Nair, Bangalore, India Abigail L. Pearl, Granger Weijia Peng, Binzhou, China Priya P. Pillai, Harrington Park, NJ Samantha K. Polizzi, Johns Creek, GA Kathryn L. Pratt, Ottawa, IL Chase D. Putrich, Granger Jiayi Qi, Beijing, China Jiaji Qu, Issaquah, WA Rebecca E. Rainey, Culver August L. Reed, Valparaiso Luna Renee, Lafayette Sydney R. Reyes, Cedar Lake Krista R. Riegsecker, Middlebury Elizabeth A. Robbins, Fishers Hannah E. Russell, Sullivan Derric L. Salser, Fort Wayne Timothy N. Sarhage, Manhattan, IL Sydney J. Scott, West Lafayette Alexandra R. Seal, Pendleton Austin A. Shively, Lafayette Patrick J. Smith, Schaumburg, IL Bryston L. Sprecher, Noblesville Hallie F. Stallings, Carmel

* Gracen R. Stanczykiewicz, Zionsville Scott M. Straight, West Lafayette



Quinn M. Sullivan, Katy, TX Justus C. Thomas, Valparaiso Emma K. Thompson, McCordsville Andrew S. Vetter, Goshen

** Benjamin J. Weber, Fort Wayne Aaron W. Whiteman, Chesterton Yizhuo S. Wu, Carlsbad, CA Kariann T. Young, West Lafayette

Jingyuan Zhang, Beijing, China Shiruo Zhang, Xuzhou, China Sarah Zull, Waynetown

Bachelor of Fine Arts(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Garen L. Gibbs, Carmel Jesse Palma, Munster

Certificate in Environmental and Sustainability Studies(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Paige E. Bradley Luna Renee

School of Management Bachelor of Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Shivangi Agarwal, Kolkata, India Santiago F. Altamirano, San Salvador, El

Salvador Samuel R. Alter, Philadelphia, PA Grant P. Anderson, Floyds Knobs Shannon M. Antio, Osceola Alexander S. Appleby, Miramar, FL Katelyn M. Arrowsmith, Brighton, MI Samuel E. Baker, Boca Raton, FL

** Kevin Banna, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia ** Harsh Bansal, New Delhi, India

Ryan Beard, Meridian, ID Rachael S. Bellefuil, Zionsville

* Monika Biegunska, Crystal Lake, IL Abby M. Bogdajewicz, Westfield Frederico Jorge Botelho Andrade Miguel,

São Paulo, Brasil Bryce V. Brown, Evansville Jonathon D. Brown, Lafayette Tianze Cao, Tianjin, China

* Damien Joon Ren Chan, Miri, Malaysia Jinyu Chen, Shenzhen, China Ming Chen, West Lafayette Michael J. Dahlgren, Orland Park, IL Zhirou Dai, Shanghai, China Fangyi Deng, West Lafayette Yaonan Deng, Shenzhen, China Lucas Fuchtner, Santa Cruz, Bolivia Zhuo Gao, Yinchuan, China Jacob A. Gass, Wildwood, MO Jonathon P. Gianakos, Carmel Nicolas D. Glesing, Columbus Jayden R. Gorman, Noblesville Nicholas P. Grote, Carmel William C. Gunderson, Indianapolis Sijia Guo, Guangzhou, China Daniel Hampton Tosca, Doral, FL Tanner J. Heady, Kokomo Jacqueline A. Herrera, Munster Zachariah D. Hetrick, Lemont, IL Conner J. Hickman, Lafayette Diego Hilsaca Canahuati, Tegucigalpa,

Honduras William S. Ho, Fremont, CA Ethan Hu, Fremont, CA Tianci Hu, Xiangtan, China

Shenming Jiang, Beijing, China * Zoe E. Jordan, Attica

Nikola Kajmakoski, Munster Vidditt Kapur, New Delhi, India Morgan R. Koerting, Cincinnati, OH Samuel J. Kosakowski, La Porte Alisha N. Krom, Liberty Alexander M. Kumbier, Germantown, WI Wing Ngai Lam, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong

Kong Chayse M. Lehocky, Monticello Yuqing Lei, Beijing, China Jacob M. Lempke, Lafayette Amy X. Li, Fremont, CA Chunbo Li, Zhengzhou, China Yingzong Li, Foshan, China Di Liu, Tianjin, China Yipeng Liu, Dalian, China Connor J. Long, Bloomfield Hills, MI Yesenia A. Lopez, Lima, Peru Allison J. Ly, San Jose, CA Jacob G. Mann, Zionsville Juan Pablo Mascaretti, Buenos Aires,

Argentina Laura N. Matsuoka, Indianapolis Muhetaer Mayila, Urumqi, China Gavin McCulloch, West Lafayette Luke P. Menard, Lafayette Matthew D. Menchaca, Hammond Nina M. Milivojac, Indianapolis Cameron M. Miller, Fort Wayne Monica M. Miller, Decatur Macey A. Milroy, Peru Donn R. Mitchell, Saint Louis, MO Matthew W. Modro, Rutland, IL Nur Shafiqah Binti Mohd Yusoff, Perak,

Malaysia Blake E. Mohler, Ocean Springs, MS William T. Morton, Nolensville, TN Rishav Mukherjee, Syosset, NY Katelyn E. Musi, West Lafayette Jason A. O’Donnell, Highland Alex C. O’Keefe, West Point, IA Jonathan Y. Ou, West Lafayette John Pacurib, Valparaiso Jigarkumar K. Patel, Indianapolis

Evan Pun, Fresh Meadows, NY Zhihui Qian, Changshu, China Thomas D. Ramirez, Greenwood Parker T. Robbins, Carmel Madison K. Rogers, North Vernon SeungHyun Roh, Gunpo, Republic of

Korea Carlos I. Sanabria Lovera, Caracas,

Venezuela Mark D. Schneider, Northbrook, IL Yexin Shang, Jinan, China Mayuri Srinivas, Cupertino, CA Ryan P. Stoebick, Carmel Alekhya Surepeddi, San Jose, CA James B. Swift, Carmel Wufei Tai, Hualien, Taiwan

** Samuel R. Tarasewicz, Lisle, IL Tanmay M. Thomas, Bangalore, India Samuel C. Trompen, Westfield Matthew R. Tuinstra, Anaheim, CA Adam L. Wang, Laguna Hills, CA Jennifer Wang, Fremont, CA Jingwen Wang, Chibi, Hubei, China Kaidi Wang, West Lafayette Meiyi Wang, Qingdao, China Zheren Wang, Hangzhou, China Huize Wei, Beijing, China Mary A. Williams, Dallas, TX Michael J. Wood, Spring, TX David J. Woodard, Danville Bryce H. Wooldridge, Carmel

* Zhonghui Wu, Shanghai, China Shan Xue, Qingdao, China Haomin Yang, Shenzhen City, China Yunhan Yang, Xian, China Danae E. Yoder, Goshen Yan Yu, Beijing City, China Guorui Yue, Huainan, China Cacy M. Zeller, Mellott Ying Zhang, Weifang, China Yuhan Zhang, Zhoushan, China Hongde Zhao, Yangquan, Shanxi, China Tongwen Zhao, Beijing, China Haoxuan Zhou, Beijing, China

* Xiaoping Zhu, West Lafayette



Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

** Harsh Bansal, New Delhi, India Kyle M. Betelak, Carmel Matthew G. Buffo, Columbus Aadharsh R. Chandrashekar,

Scarborough, ME Kevin R. Fortier, St. Charles, IL

Kyle T. Genday, Greenwood Jonathan J. Grenier, Carmel Kyle G. Herdegen, Franklin, MI Jackilynn N. Knight, Monrovia Tianyi Liu, Danville, CA Rebecca A. Qubain, Raleigh, NC

Marcus J. Rosati, Melrose, MA Conor P. Sheridan, Penfield, NY Dominik Sochurek, Prague, Czech

Republic * Xiaoping Zhu, West Lafayette

Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Dina W. Abdulaal Shivangi Agarwal Mark L. Benati Fernando Jeremy Berrospi Moreno Apoorva A. Bhagwat Ritwik Bhardwaj Andrew J. Binder Abby M. Bogdajewicz Frederico Jorge Botelho Andrade Miguel Aaron J. Brown Aurelia B. Brown Braeden N. Burnworth Rynelle R. Castellino Christopher C. Coraggio Robert M. Davis Fekadu Debella Abde Manaf Dhariwala Nathaniel R. Essington Jennah D. Fairchild Andrew J. Furman Haosheng Ge

William C. Gunderson Varun Gupta Xu Han Surwin W. Hartana Alexus D. Huffman Samantha J. Klemme Nisarg Kolhe Prashanth Koushik Allison J. Ly Thomas J. Macdonald Thomas M. Mihalkanin Mitzi E. Miramontes Aurelio Miranda Sreyas Mirthipati Donn R. Mitchell NAvon T. Mosley Hunter C. Mote Jeffrey L. Nies Shaural V. Patel Emily F. Pfaffenbach Allen R. Proulx

Andrea N. Rayner Kobe J. Richardson Brian C. Rock Manbir S. Sandhu Muhammad B. Shahin Dong-Ha Son Andrew F. Spencer Quinn M. Sullivan Mohammad K. Sweidan Ryan P. Teeter Elexis G. Untersee Elliott T. Wall Zhuen Wang Trent Weller Jacob D. Wierman Yizhuo S. Wu Veronica Yapriadi

College of Pharmacy Bachelor of Science(Candidate for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Bo Hyun Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea

College of Science Bachelor of Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Avi Agarwal, Cupertino, CA Utkarsh Agarwal, Bhubaneswar, India Ali T. Al-Keldi, Al Mukalla, Yemen Andrea R. Aldaba, Hammond Nada H. Alnoory, Makkah, Saudi Arabia Jacob G. Alvey, Louisville, KY

** Viswajeeet Balaji, Bangalore, India Raunak Basu, Kolkata, India

** Ritwik Bhardwaj, Greater Noida, India Maisara Binti Sallehuddin, Cyberjaya,

Malaysia Bharat Bodapati, Arlington Heights, IL Kyle S. Booth, Wixom, MI Savannah G. Bostock, Georgetown Kyle L. Brown, Wheatfield Lisa M. Campbell, Carmel Kevin D. Cardona, Fairfield, CT Rahul K. Chamarthi, Saline, MI

Connor J. Chambers, West Lafayette Tianhao Chang, Shenzhen, China Ray Chen, Chicago, IL Younghyun Cho, Jeonju, Republic of

Korea Kelvin K. Choi, Brentwood, CA Ya-Wen Chu, Taipei, Taiwan Mallory N. Clayton, Fishers

Christopher C. Coraggio, Carmel Daniel T. Cottrell, East Palo Alto, CA Patricia A. Covington, Suabi, Papua New

Guinea Joshua M. Crook, Lafayette Benjamin D. Crumbacher, Mooresville Wei Cui, Zhangye, China Timothy J. Donley, McLean, VA Parth S. Doshi, San Jose, CA Bowei Du, Palm Harbor, FL

Charlotte C. Ellington, Ashmore, IL Elijah N. Engermann, Gaithersburg, MD Nathaniel R. Essington, West Lafayette Ryan A. Everett, Scottsburg Andrew J. Fahrenbach, Fort Wayne Brittany N. Farmer, Centerville

+ Helen M. Flynn, South Bend Andrew J. Furman, Wyoming, MI Sachandhan V. Ganesh, Cupertino, CA Govind Girish, Austin, TX Cameron M. Glass, Mt Pleasant, SC Stefany Felicia Gunawan Go, Jakarta,

Indonesia Ashwin Gokhale, San Ramon, CA Sarafina M. Gonzalez, McLean, VA Michaela A. Griffey, Columbus Adam M. Guerin, Santa Clarita, CA Rohan R. Gupta, Seattle, WA



Varun Gupta, Lafayette Yash Gupta, Bhopal, India Alexander C. Hardewig, Loveland, OH Katarina A. Hemenway, Rochester, MN Joshua B. Herr, Carmel Michael T. Hicks, Tucson, AZ

** Evan M. Honeysett, Naperville, IL Emery Z. Horvath, Indianapolis Mindy Hsu, Sammamish, WA Weiqing Huang, Nanjing, China Conner J. Isaacs, Indianapolis Anunai Ishan, Deoghar, India Walter J. Jacquette, Winthrop Harbor, IL Utkarsh Jain, Redmond, WA Nicolas L. James, Jasper Ji Hyeong Jeon, Seoul, Republic of Korea

+ * Amol M. Jha, New Delhi, India Amisha Jhanji, Austin, TX Futao Jia, Jiaozuo City, China Michael D. Judd, Falls Church, VA Benjamin J. Kahlert, Decatur Kevin C. Kauffman, West Lafayette Parth Kenkere, Bangalore, India Ali Z. Khan, Cary, NC Christopher R. King, Darlington Nisarg Kolhe, Bhopal, India Prashanth Koushik, San Jose, CA Tyler D. Kropp, Downers Grove, IL John L. Kuhn, Warsaw Krishna Kumar, Kolkata, India Justin K. Lam, Fremont, CA Akash R. Lankala, South Barrington, IL Spencer A. Lanman, Lewisville Jacob M. Laster, Chesterton Eric L. Lee, Saint Louis, MO Seoyeong Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Weizhi Li, Changsha, China Zhengming Li, Brighton, MA

** William Liang, Beaverton, OR Christopher S. Lin, San Jose, CA Harika Lingareddy, Orange, CT Michael J. Lipinski, Westville Xiyang Liu, Suzhou, China Xuheng Liu, Beijing, China Benjamin J. Loisch, Kokomo Katherine M. Lorenzen, Troy, MI Beichen Lyu, Chengdu, China

* Ji Ma, Beijing, China Megan M. Makowski, Osceola Tianzheng Mao, Shijiazhuang, China Himanshi Mehta, West Lafayette Shixin Meng, Shanghai City, China Catherine M. Miller, Indianapolis Mitzi E. Miramontes, Normal, IL Naman Misraraj, Naperville, IL Ji Soo Moon, Incheon, Republic of Korea Syed M. Mudabbir, West Lafayette

Laura K. Myers, Hobart Varun Vasudevan Nair, Bangalore, India Samrat R. Nalla, Hyderabad, India

+ Kiersten N. Nelson, Zionsville Aldio G. Ngudjiharto, Jakarta, Indonesia Chau Minh Nguyen, West Lafayette Jansen W. Nicholson, Greenfield Edward M. O’Neil, Ballwin, MO Todd A. Osborn, Paoli Deng Pan, Shenzhen, China Yuchen Pan, Jiangxi, China Youngjoon Park, Vancouver, Canada Vikram Pasumarti, Belle Mead, NJ Jay J. Patel, Roselle, IL

+ Shaural V. Patel, Edegem, Belgium Evan S. Pearson, Chesterton Sydney D. Pedigo, Jamestown Andrew R. Peterson, Indianapolis Priya P. Pillai, Harrington Park, NJ Manoj Kumar Polisetti, Hyderabad, India Kyle F. Pollina, Arlington Heights, IL Jiaji Qu, Issaquah, WA Michael J. Quade, Fort Wayne Brendan T. Raftery, Edwardsville, IL Farid Ramos, Goshen Penelope A. Realff, Atlanta, GA Lindsey N. Reed, Fishers Ian E. Rettig, West Lafayette Matthew J. Retzke, Downers Grove, IL Tyler J. Rex, Friendswood, TX Samuel J. Richardson, Edinburgh Michael B. Robinson, Merrillville Brian A. Robitaille, West Lafayette Charles T. Roth, Livonia, MI Minna A. Rubio, Laredo, TX Ryan D. Sand, Granville, OH Cyrus V. Santiago, Woodridge, IL

+ Swetha Sarma, Cupertino, CA Brandon P. Schipper, Tower Lakes, IL Sonya K. Schriner, Fishers Bailey C. Schroeder, Columbus Ruth L. Serrano, Michigan City Jonty Shah, Indore, India Parshwa Dharmendra Shah, Thane, India

** Arissa I. Shahidan, Terengganu, Malaysia Ziheng Shao, Nanjing, China Abhishek Sharma, Ranchi, India Zhonghua Sheng, Xi’an, China Tianchen Shi, Baoji, China Joseph M. Singer, Deerfield, IL Ramyak Singh, West Lafayette Shaurya Sinha, New Delhi, India Serin Son, Des Plaines, IL Bryan C. Southworth, Warsaw Devin M. Sova, Cary, IL Quinn M. Spillane, Cary, IL Ashley N. Steed, Ashtabula, OH

**+ Jessica E. Stone, Cloquet, MN Jonathan Suh, Portland, OR Sanjeet Suhag, Dehradun, India Lingbin Sun, Jinan, China Yi Sun, Nanjing, China Arvindh Swami, San Jose, CA

** Zachary M. Swartz, Naperville, IL Patrick M. Sweeney, Chicago, IL

* + Halie A. Szilagyi, Fishers Brian R. Talbert, West Lafayette Noah P. Talbot, Fishers Darpan S. Tanna, Mumbai, India Lucas Tao, Cupertino, CA Connor J. Tebbe, Westfield Maci C. Tetrick, Plainfield, IL Nathan C. Timmerman, Portage Mihir Tiwari, Princeton Junction, NJ Se Young Um, Yongjin-si, Republic of

Korea Justin J. Unterreiner, Wentzville, MO Sriharsha Valluripalli, Hyderabad, India Alexander B. Vian, Fort Wayne Connor J. Vickers, West Lafayette Andrew M. Violette, Issaquah, WA Siwakorn Vongluekiat, Bangkok, Thailand Henry E. Wallace, Lombard, IL Scott A. Walters, Union City Rui Wang, Beijing, China Shengqi Wang, Westford, MA Yicheng Wang, Zhenjiang, China Yiwen Wang, Monterey Park, CA Zhuoer Wang, Hangzhou, China Nathan D. Webb, Williamsburg, OH Austin C. Wirth, Georgetown Iain J. Woodburn, Brentwood, TN Zequan Wu, Ganzhou, China Tianchi Xu, Shenzhen, China Xinru Xu, West Lafayette Yuening Xu, Weifang, China Anjie Yang, Chengdu, China

** Jinhao Yang, Chengdu, China ** Herrick Yeh, Shreveport, LA

Hui Xuan Beverly Yip, Singapore, Singapore

Jungyoon Yu, Pleasanton, CA Maoyun Yuan, Chengdu, China

* Usamah Zaman, Muscat, Oman Ian P. Zanger, Ellettsville Bosen Zhang, Guiyang, China Jinming Zhang, Dazhou, China Powell Zhao, San Jose, CA Tianyu Zhao, Fresh Meadows, NY

Ziyan Zhao, Zhengzhou, China Chufan Zheng, Beijing, China

** Danny Zou, Flushing, NY

(Candidate for degree as of May 4, 2019)

** Erin N. Paul

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Ahmad H. AlFoudari, Kuwait City, Kuwait Lawrence X. Fung, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

MacKenzie L. Jones, Chambersburg, PA Blake C. Murrell, Brookville

Caroline F. Peterson, South Bend



Certificate in Learning Beyond the Classroom (Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Mallory N. Clayton Christopher C. Coraggio Brittany N. Farmer

MacKenzie L. Jones Swetha Sarma Parshwa Dharmendra Shah

Jessica E. Stone Halie A. Szilagyi Maci C. Tetrick

Polytechnic Institute Bachelor of Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Kaitlyn N. Adams, Oxford Temidayo F. Adelakin, Lagos, Nigeria Vincent A. Albanese, Chicago Heights, IL Emily C. Albano, New Carlisle Ali M. Amirkhani, West Lafayette

* Timothy P. Bagiackas, South Bend Mason P. Ba, Indianapolis Zackery C. Bales, Greenwood Jacob T. Balko, Crown Point

** Bryson S. Barnett, McCordsville Dustin T. Barnett, Valparaiso Robert A. Barringer, Pittsburgh, PA Andrew C. Bartrom, West Lafayette Nathan J. Beasley, Princeton Nicholas S. Beatty, Brownsburg Diego D. Bell, Miramar, FL Bryce A. Bellar, Hebron Jeremy G. Belli, Evansville Austin C. Bickle, Fishers Ante T. Bilonic, Palos Hills, IL Zehra R. Bohannon, San Diego, CA Caitlin A. Booe, Bargersville Cole W. Brock, Brownstown Aaron J. Brown, Griffith Nathan J. Burdick, West Lafayette Braeden N. Burnworth, Westfield Gabriel W. Burt, Williamsport Cullan J. Carey, Saint John Katharine N. Cerio, Freehold, NJ Ge Chen, Jinhua City, China Subin Cho, Gwangju-Si, Republic of

Korea Youngjun Choi, West Lafayette Jacob R. Clemens, Lebanon Alexander B. Cohen, Carmel Joseph A. Corcoran, Lafayette Samantha Y. Coryell, Valparaiso Kayleigh E. Crocker, Hollis, NH Ziyang Cui, Carmel Dhruva R. Daripalli, Edison, NJ Michael A. Davidge, Culver Halie J. Davis, Flora Nathaniel R. DePugh, Veedersburg Ryan T. Delahunty, Valparaiso Abigail M. Devlin, Pittsboro Justin C. Dickerson, Jamestown Walter S. Dickman, West Lafayette Jeremiah J. Easterbrook, South Bend Tyler F. Elenberger, Chino Hills, CA Miles S. Eryman, Westville Sean P. Fedor, Grafton, MA

* Roderick C. Feirick, Lafayette Claire Fisher, Indianapolis Mary Rose F. Florian, Kalamazoo, MI Catherine D. Foye, Mooresville

Daulton M. Freeman, Fort Wayne Smit Samir Gandhi, Solapur North, India Sean J. Gau, Crystal Lake, IL Dylan L. Gerig, Woodburn Logan M. Gooden, Salem Nicholas R. Gosmeyer, Oldenburg Jordan F. Graham, Franklin Lorenz C. Graham, Boston, MA

* Benjamin S. Griggs, New Haven Lauren A. Gulick, Germantown, TN Conner A. Haley, Attica

* Erin E. Hall, Fort Wayne Katrina L. Harshey, Indianapolis Conrad B. Hartnig, Lake Village

** Shadad H. Hassan, Nashville, TN Jennifer Hastings, Mooresville Mason R. Hazzard, Windsor, CT Myah D. Henry, Detroit, MI

* Hannah E. Hill, San Diego, CA Cameron W. Hodson, Chapel Hill, NC Caleb S. Honegger, Bluffton

* Jacob S. Hopkins, Lafayette Luke M. Howser, West Lafayette Shuai Huang, Chengdu, China Yingming Huang, Guangzhou, China William J. Hubbard, Lapel Alexus D. Huffman, Waller, TX Andrew L. Hutslar, Cincinnati, OH Noah Isemeyer, Westlake Village, CA

* Takahide Iwai, Kyoto, Japan Roshan Iyer, Frisco, TX Alexander R. Jackson, Westfield Christine C. Jeon, Blue Bell, PA

* Chen Jin, Qingdao, China Angely P. John, Chicago, IL Brianna C. Johnson, Saint John Drew R. Johnson, Zionsville Malcolm H. Julian, Fort Wayne Olivia R. Kaiser, Valparaiso

* Alfredo M. Karduss, Caracas, Venezuela Dustin K. Keller, West Lake Hills, TX Keaton S. Kidd, Princeton Laney R. King, West Lafayette Evan S. Kinnevan, Saint Charles, MO David Kitchens, Magnolia, AR Mark Knapp, Carmel Kylie M. Koors, Indianapolis Tyler J. Koppie, Hampshire, IL Alex M. Kraft, Lebanon Nina M. Kranjac, Valparaiso Daniel R. Krause, Evansville Noah A. Kuczmanski, New Carlisle Soumit Lahiri, Bloomington, IL Ryan A. Lammering, Lawrenceburg Brayden J. Lancaster, Bremen

Dong Hoon Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea

Pang Shuo Lee, New Taipei City, Taiwan Sunmin Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Wonhee Lee, Cumming, GA Braden M. Legan, Lebanon Braden M. Legan, Lebanon Erik Levin, Missoula, MT Cody L. Lewis, Delphi Randy M. Lewis, Lafayette

* Jun Li, Putian, China Zhi Li, Shenzhen, China Frank Y. Liang, Marietta, GA

* Gatlyn H. Ligon, Boca Raton, FL Zi Lin, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China Zisen Lin, Foshan, China Xin Tong Liu, Qingdao, China Caleb M. Loman, Plainfield Brandon A. Long, Dyer

* Drake M. Long, Atlanta, GA Justin R. Lytle, Kokomo Anurag R. Mali, Iowa City, IA Rhea Manocha, Pleasanton, CA Rubin Mao, Nanjing, China Zachary O. Massengill, Lowell Christian S. Mayorga, South Bend Nathan D. McClain, Haubstadt Brayton Q. McGinnis, Westfield Keagan J. McGraw, LaGrange Joseph T. McMinn, Elwood

* Jiaying Mei, Guangzhou, China Austin M. Melvin, Middlebury Dustin M. Messman, Fort Wayne Brian M. Meyer, McCordsville Michal J. Mierzwa, Westmont, IL Thomas M. Mihalkanin, Willowbrook, IL Noah T. Millet, Indianapolis

** Colton M. Mir, Menomonee Falls, WI Juan Mireles, Hammond Kyle D. Moffitt, Lafayette Garett M. Moser, Brownsburg NAvon T. Mosley, West Bloomfield, MI Bolek I. Myczkowski, Harvard, MA Joshua Y. Myoung, West Lafayette Rahil Nandu, Pune, India Octaivia R. Nettles, Indianapolis Andrea H. Nguyen, Fishers Jeffrey L. Nies, Winamac Vishal Nigam, Lucknow, India Jacob L. Nobles, Staunton Quinn P. O’Keefe, Saint John Michael T. O’Reilly, Noblesville Evan M. Olinger, Saint Anthony John P. Oses, Bloomfield, NJ Landon E. Ott, West Chicago, IL



Kunaal P. Patel, Roselle, IL * Mark D. Perkins, Carmel

Daniel L. Petro, Columbus Jason P. Phillips, Osceola Lynnon Phu, Fishers Justin C. Porter, Logansport

** Eileen E. Price, Louisville, KY Andres L. Prieto, Hillsborough, NJ Sean M. Quillin, Terre Haute Misael Ramirez, Indianapolis Cade S. Renicker, West Lafayette Megan J. Reust, Lafayette Michael A. Rice, Indianapolis Kobe J. Richardson, Sandys, Bermuda Ryan M. Richman, Marietta, GA Andrew D. Rinehart, Markle Harrison R. Rogers, Indianapolis

** Delaney M. Rundell, Overland Park, KS Joseph M. Rymsza, Indianapolis Julio C. San Martin Lopez, Lima, Peru

** Austin R. Schneider, Remington Mariah A. Schneider, Evansville Rebecca A. Schneider, Naperville, IL Bryan G. Schwieterman, Fort Wayne Datta M. Sheregar, Bangalore, India

* Chanho Shin, Busan, Republic of Korea Aaron M. Shipman, Attica Austin A. Snair, Noblesville Andrew F. Spencer, Grant, MI Peter D. Starr, West Lafayette Jeremy D. Steiner-Otoo, Dayton, NJ Jialin Sun, Qingdao, China Ittichot Suwanmungkool, Laksi, Thailand Spencer J. Swope, Crown Point Keith A. Tan, Chicago, IL Noah R. Thiel, Crown Point Brandon R. Thomas, Greentown Josie A. Thurman, Noblesville Trent M. Tobolski, Mishawaka Lucas L. Tonges, Batesville Elizabeth R. Topi, Brownsburg Irvin A. Torres, Frankfort Sharonluz S. Torres, Lima, Peru William T. Trapp, Camden Jai T. Tudor, Indianapolis Lorraine M. Tuohy, Whitestone, NY

* Albert Valicenti, Austin, TX Brian M. Walsh, Indianapolis Huijie Wang, Jining, China Yuanxun Wang, Jiaxing, China

Zhongting Wang, Tianjin, China Kyle G. Weeks, Tolland, CT Trent Weller, Valparaiso Corey M. Wertman, Leo Alec A. West-Guillen, Reno, NV Luke D. Wheat, Lebanon Augustus E. Wickert, Elkhart Jacob D. Wierman, Valparaiso Ian C. Willey, Middletown Bradford P. Wirth, Skaneateles, NY

* Manfred C. Wong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Tyler R. Woodard, Fishers Brennan R. Wright, Covington Hannah Y. Wu, Brentwood, TN WeiKai Ye, New York, NY

* Shuning Yin, Wuhan, China Noah A. Younesi, Tarzana, CA Zhendi Zhang, West Lafayette Zishan Zhao, Haikou, China Yuzhu Zhou, Hangzhou City, China Linfeng D. Zhu, Shanghai, China

(Candidates for degree at Anderson as of December 15, 2019)

Logan J. Alford, Pendleton Dylan R. Alkire, Greenfield

** Mackenzie R. Boone, Markleville

Christian P. Deinnocentes, Carmel Lucas B. Gibbons, Frankton Patrick Q. Marine, Noblesville

Samuel T. Nuce, Alexandria Sean D. Taylor, Shirley

(Candidates for degree at Columbus as of December 16, 2019)

Ty M. Broussard, Columbus Charles E. Diamond, Shoals

Benjamin D. Johnson, Elizabethtown Lucio Ruiz, Columbus

Jesse R. Wells, Orleans Brandon J. Ziegler, Columbus

(Candidates for degree at Kokomo as of December 16, 2019)

Brock A. Borden, Kokomo * Carlin Hochstedler, Amboy

Connor R. Ligocki, Noblesville Jakobe T. Mullinix, Greentown

(Candidates for degree at Lafayette as of December 14, 2019)

Tony Castillo, Lafayette Alexis F. Dossavi, West Lafayette

Taylor R. Graham, Lafayette Joseph R. Malenchik, Lafayette

(Candidates for degree at New Albany as of December 17, 2019)

Brandon M. Blasdel, Greenville Ian T. Butler, Elizabeth Timothy J. Collingwood, Henryville

Justin E. Cuneo, Columbus Lux M. Senn, Louisville, KY Carie L. Silvaggio, New Albany

Luke C. Verkamp, Schnellville Shelby A. Weigel, Louisville, KY

(Candidates for degree at Richmond as of December 16, 2019)

Teffiny Clarkston, Richmond Terri L. Doddridge, Centerville

(Candidates for degree at South Bend as of December 21, 2019)

Madison H. Cody, Mill Creek Justin Gruber, South Bend Luis C. Parades, Elkhart

(Candidates for degree at Vincennes as of December 20, 2019)

Chris D. Davis, Columbus Robert A. Hall, Huntingburg Christopher J. Weisenbach, Batesville

Zachary D. Zeabart, Haubstadt



Bachelor of Science in Transdisciplinary Studies(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Lauren M. Schwab, Remington Bradley D. Smith, Fort Wayne Peter D. Starr, West Lafayette

Associate of Science(Candidate for degree at Anderson as of December 15, 2019)

Ryan M. Neal, Spiceland

(Candidates for degree at Columbus as of December 16, 2019)

Ty M. Broussard, Columbus Lucio Ruiz, Columbus

(Candidate for degree at Kokomo as of December 16, 2019)

Lucas E. Michael, Kokomo

(Candidate for degree at Lafayette as of December 14, 2019)

Joshua T. Snyder, Lafayette

Certificate in Industrial Engineering Technology(Candidate for degree at Richmond as of December 16, 2019)

Terri L. Doddridge

Certificate in Organizational Leadership(Candidates for degree at Lafayette as of December 14, 2019)

Jacob N. Balducci Lori A. Barton David B. Conrad Snyder Alexis F. Dossavi Miguel A. Jara

Kyle L. Lane Andrew W. Ledford Michael J. McCabe Mark J. Passi Zachery S. Rottler

Jason L. Schroeder Maricela Vasquez Dillon L. Wagner

(Candidate for degree at Richmond as of December 16, 2019)

Amy L. Shiplett

University-Industry Cooperative Education Program in the Polytechnic InstituteThe following students, in addition to being candidates for a bachelor’s degree, are also candidates for a certificate for the satisfactory completion of the requirements for the Cooperative Education Program in the Polytechnic Institute.(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Braden M. Legan Nathan D. McClain Peter D. Starr

College of Veterinary MedicineBachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Melissa M. Celestin, East Chicago

Jordan L. Keehn, Hebron

Kimberly J. Whitcomb, Remington

Associate in Applied Science(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

Rachel A. Abbott, Moores Hill Tye L. Anderson, Marietta, GA Kelly E. Barton, Port Matilda, PA

Abigail T. Goldman, Ashland, MA Lori G C. Sargent, Charlotte, MI Cassidi R. Stefishen, Bellingham, WA

Jennifer R. Tulleners, Chardon, OH Brittany H. Wessel, Anacortes, WA Jeanna M. Zito, Newnan, GA

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The President of the United States has commissioned the followinggraduates as Second Lieutenants, United States Army:

The President of the United States has commissioned the followinggraduates as Ensigns, United States Navy:

COMMISSIONS IN THEARMED FORCES

This program is not an official graduation list

While every effort is made to ensure accuracy in this commencement program, printing deadlines sometimes prevent inclusions of gradu-ates’ names, or may result in the use of names of persons not completing graduation requirements. This printed program, therefore, should not be used to determine a student’s academic or degree status. The University’s official registry for conferral of degrees is the student’s permanent academic record, kept by the Office of the Registrar, 610 Purdue Mall, West Lafayette 47907-2040.

The President of the United States has commissioned the followinggraduates as Ensigns, United States Marines:

Derric Salser

The President of the United States has commissioned the followinggraduates as Second Lieutenants, United States Air Force:

Brady W. BirdMorgan A. HierlmaierAndrew L. HutslarRainer J. NeisJeremy M. SchuhlerSamuel T. Zhang

Brian CardonaThomas Duane

* Devin EubanksJohn HowardWilliam KellerhalsAlex KraftHenry Martin

* Nate RoeNoah Ruh

Robert BarringerAnthony CarstenNicholas GosmeyerLorenz GrahamColby KingAlex O’KeefeLocchanan SreeharikesanJonathan Suh

* Josie Thurman

*Designated as a Distinguished Military Graduate

The designation of “Distinguished Military Graduate” indicates selected individuals who have demonstrated a particularly high level of achievement while earning both an academic degree and a commission in the Armed Forces of the United States. Criteria used in making the selection include demonstrated performance and leadership in course work as well as in athletics and extracurricular functions. The candidate must also maintain at least a “B” average in all course work while ranking in the upper 20% of his or her contemporaries for the Army or Navy, or the upper tenth for the Air Force. Commissionees so designated receive an appropriately inscribed certificate from their respective service.

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MUSICIANS

Commencement BandJon Sweet, Conductor, University Bands

FluteUmut BicimJason ZunigaAnna KoonJenna PalkaLae Hyun KimKaitlin ClappAndrea Evans

OboeLindsey HaehlJohn Ueding

ClarinetNeta FriedbergJoshua JenkinsOliver KreftaWesley SuWilliam ZollmanAlex TarnowskiMisael RodriguezBenjamin MarkdiksSarah AdsitMadison HodgesMary Rose FlorianParker WoodruffSamantha MorganJackson Murray

Bass ClarinetGeoff FeganRachel Lawson

Alto SaxophoneEthan RoweLily HavenPatrick Shilson

Tenor SaxophoneJonathan Heidegger i

Baritone SaxophoneDominic Seidita

TrumpetBlake GossageGannon BennettSean O’DellJoshua SheplerEvan JudsonTorey CaldwellMichael SeaborgSean FieldsAustyn Cousins John LathropNathan Rowland MillerSamuel Tarasewicz

HornPhoebus TsaiAnthony GrayLyndsay MoyeJeremy PikeAlyson PickeringJason ParkRebecca Rupp

TromboneGabriel LeonardBrendan RoweIssei Kobayashi Lucy BaysJames PeppleKyle Ting

EuphoniumWilliam GilmanSimon CohenKyra Pagones

TubaGreyson TurnerSamantha CoffmanDylan Sturdivant

PercussionLogan HarmisonAaron LynnZach MomeyerJoe Navarra

The PurduettesJeffrey A. Vallier, DirectorJacob C. Stensberg, Assistant Director

Jennifer AscherMary BarrJasmine Ben-AbdallahGeraldine BerkemeierMadeleine BoyleKayla BussertKyley CarmanyCaitlyn CassKatherine ChandlerEleanor CliftonEmily CollinsRachel CooperCecilia DailyAllison DeckardMadison DelayAllison DinkensAlyssa EastonCaitlyn FrevilleHannah Friddle

Ashley FritzFiona GannonHannah GolichowskiBrittany Gonzalez-PelayoBrein GrossEleanor HamiltonJordyn HanniSara HobartElishayva HumphreyCara JanisMalcolm JulianGrace KindigKathleen KirbyAmanda KirchnerKylie KoutsourosBenjamin KriebelMeredith LaPlanteIsabella Matthews

Jessica MillerAlexis MillerKelly MorrisAshley OteroEgypt OwensLauren PengielHadleigh PierceMorgan PierceNeely PlaspohlAbbi RiversAllison RobertsAndrea RomeroCaroline RothAddison SarverHope SchimmelpfennigAddison SchreiberNisha Sen-GuptaMadalyn ShaferKira Siepman

Rachel SmallRachel SmithCaroline SvendsenKylee SwitzerSydney ThomaLiliana VanFossenClarissa VasquezSerena ViauVictoria VitatoeHannah WachnickiMadi WallaceElizabeth Waterman

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75 *Candidate for “With Distinction”**Candidate for “With Highest Distinction” +Honors Program

A CROSSING OFUNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY

The history of Purdue University is rooted in tradition. “Crossing the Tracks” originated on August 21, 2005 by Purdue Student Government and Purdue Alumni Association. The purpose of this tradition is to welcome our new incoming freshmen into the Purdue family and to instill a sense of completion among our new Alumni, creating two wonderful memories that a Purdue students cherishes for lifetime.

By “Crossing the Tracks” to the South an individual signals the beginning of a life long relationship with Purdue University.

At graduation “Crossing the Tracks” to the North symbolizes entering into a world of unlimited opportunity, afforded, by the foundation of an education at Purdue University.

Thanks to a gift from Jim (ME ’42) and Janet (S’ 43) Rush, “Rush Crossing” - a 30-foot replica of the old Purdue Railroad, has been constructed in Centennial Mall between the Wetherill and Stanley Coulter Halls.

The tradition begins the rst Sunday of Boiler Gold Rush week in August. More than 5,000 freshmen follow Purdue Pete and exit Elliot Hall of Music where a human chain of student and faculty volunteers from such campus organizations as Boiler Gold Rush, Purdue Student Government, Gimlet and the Reamer Club, line the way towards Rush Crossing. On the tracks the Boilermaker special lights the crossing while the new students cross the tracks. The Purdue Cheerleaders welcome the students as they participate in this memorable tradition.

We invite you to be part of the “Crossing the Tracks” tradition and cross Rush Crossing to the north; entering into a world of unlimited opportunity, afforded, by the foundation of an education at Purdue University.

The history of Purdue University is rooted in tradition. “Crossing the Tracks” originated on August21, 2005 by Purdue Student Government and Purdue Alumni Association. The purpose of thistradition is to welcome our new incoming freshmen into the Purdue family and to instill a senseof completion among our new Alumni, creating two wonderful memories that Purdue studentscherish for life.

By “Crossing the Tracks” to the south an individual signals the beginning of a life long relationshipwith Purdue University.

At graduation “Crossing the Tracks” to the north symbolizes entering into a world of unlimitedopportunity, afforded by the foundation of an education at Purdue University.

Thanks to a gift from Jim (ME ’42) and Janet (S’ 43) Rush, “Rush Crossing” - a 30-foot replica of theold Purdue Railroad, has been constructed in Centennial Mall between the Wilmeth Active Learning Center and Reflection Park.

The tradition begins the first Sunday of Boiler Gold Rush week in August. More than 5,000 freshmenfollow Purdue Pete and exit Elliot Hall of Music where a human chain of student and facultyvolunteers from such campus organizations as Boiler Gold Rush, Purdue Student Government,Gimlet and the Reamer Club, line the way towards Rush Crossing. On the tracks the Boilermakerspecial lights the crossing while the new students cross the tracks. The Purdue Cheerleaderswelcome the students as they participate in this memorable tradition.

We invite you to be part of the “Crossing the Tracks” tradition and visit Rush Crossing this weekend.

75 *Candidate for “With Distinction”**Candidate for “With Highest Distinction” +Honors Program

A CROSSING OFUNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY

The history of Purdue University is rooted in tradition. “Crossing the Tracks” originated on August 21, 2005 by Purdue Student Government and Purdue Alumni Association. The purpose of this tradition is to welcome our new incoming freshmen into the Purdue family and to instill a sense of completion among our new Alumni, creating two wonderful memories that a Purdue students cherishes for lifetime.

By “Crossing the Tracks” to the South an individual signals the beginning of a life long relationship with Purdue University.

At graduation “Crossing the Tracks” to the North symbolizes entering into a world of unlimited opportunity, afforded, by the foundation of an education at Purdue University.

Thanks to a gift from Jim (ME ’42) and Janet (S’ 43) Rush, “Rush Crossing” - a 30-foot replica of the old Purdue Railroad, has been constructed in Centennial Mall between the Wetherill and Stanley Coulter Halls.

The tradition begins the rst Sunday of Boiler Gold Rush week in August. More than 5,000 freshmen follow Purdue Pete and exit Elliot Hall of Music where a human chain of student and faculty volunteers from such campus organizations as Boiler Gold Rush, Purdue Student Government, Gimlet and the Reamer Club, line the way towards Rush Crossing. On the tracks the Boilermaker special lights the crossing while the new students cross the tracks. The Purdue Cheerleaders welcome the students as they participate in this memorable tradition.

We invite you to be part of the “Crossing the Tracks” tradition and cross Rush Crossing to the north; entering into a world of unlimited opportunity, afforded, by the foundation of an education at Purdue University.

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Purdue Football team unveil the Old Oaken Bucket at the Purdue Men's Basketball game, November 28, 2017. In 1925, Dr. Clarence Jones, Indiana alum, and Russel Gray, Purdue alum, were given the task of finding a suitable trophy to represent the rivalry between the two schools. They traveled across the state in search of "the most typical Hoosier form of trophy". Jones and Gray came across Bruner Farm where a bucket hung from a well. They brought the bucket back with them and restored it. George Ade, representing Purdue, and Harry Kurrie, representing Indiana, presented the Old Oaken Bucket trophy to President Bryan, of Indiana, and Dr. Elliott, of Purdue at Ross Ade Stadium, in the 1925 game. Ironically, the 1925 game ended in a 0-0 tie. The bronze block "IP" was linked to the trophy to signify the tie. As of 2013, Purdue leads the series 72-38-6.

PURDUE STUDENT ATHLETE

Ryan BeardAlexa BinckesJames BooneBryce BrownShavona CuttinoTario Fuller

Jenna HaldermanKyelah HodgesBrycen HopkinsSusan HubbardGavin McCulloughBlake Mohler

Navon MosleyBreanna RobinsonPatrick SmithRichard Worship

Graduates wearing the student athlete medallion are recognized for their hard work and dedication in balancing their equally demanding academic and athletic commitments. At Purdue, where student-athletes are real students, taking real courses, earning honest grades, this is no small accomplishment, and we applaud their achievement.

The following students in addition to being candidates for a bachelor’s degree, are also candidates for special recognition.(Candidates for degree as of December 14, 2019)

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Engineering fountain being installed in engineering mall, April 1989. The water sculpture is a gift from the class of 1939 for their 50 year anniversary. The total cost of the sculpture was $350,000. The design for the fountain was originally sketched on a Purdue Memorial Union napkin while the scluptor, Robert Youngman, and the head of the Department of Creative Arts were having a cup of coffee. Roughly 228 tons of concrete were used in creating the Fountain that reaches 38 feet high.

Beginning in 1892, many campus events took place on Stuart Field, located immediately east of the Armory. Site of Purdue’s football games until 1924, and baseball games until 1939, it also housed the Purdue Circus between 1913 and 1922, and many other programs. This 1924 photograph shows the Corps of Cadets and other guests participating in the annual Armistice Day celebration.

Built in 1872 as Boarding Hall, this was the first permanent building to be erected north of State Street. When Purdue opened in September of 1874, it housed the college dining room, living quarters for new faculty and their families, and the office for Purdue’s second president, Abraham C. Shortridge Also known for a time as Art Hall, when classes in that subject were taught in some of the rooms on the first floor, it was used for the major part of its existence as the women’s residence hall, Ladies Hall. It faced State Street just a few steps east of where Matthews Hall now stands. Ladies Hall was torn down in 1927—one of the first major University buildings to disappear from campus.

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