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ORDER OF EXERCISES4 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS5TO THE CLASS OF 20226HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS9UNIVERSITY HONORSBRONZE TABLET SCHOLARS13 CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARS16 RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS17 GRADUATES AND CANDIDATES49COLLEGE OF LAW49JURIS DOCTOR50CARLE ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE50DOCTOR OF MEDICINE50COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE50DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE51COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL, CONSUMERAND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (ACES)51BACHELOR OF SCIENCE54COLLEGE OF APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES54BACHELOR OF SCIENCE57GIES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS57BACHELOR OF SCIENCE17GRADUATE COLLEGE17DOCTOR OF AUDIOLOGY61COLLEGE OF EDUCATION17DOCTOR OF EDUCATION61BACHELOR OF SCIENCE17DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS17DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY62THE GRAINGER COLLEGE OFENGINEERING22ARTIST DIPLOMA62BACHELOR OF SCIENCE22CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDY22MASTER OF ACCOUNTING SCIENCE70COLLEGE OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS2370BACHELOR OF ARTSMASTER OF AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED ECONOMICS23MASTER OF ANIMAL SCIENCES23MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE24MASTER OF ARTS25MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION30MASTER OF COMPUTER SCIENCE33MASTER OF EDUCATION34MASTER OF ENGINEERING35MASTER OF FINE ARTS35MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION70BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS71BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE71BACHELOR OF MUSIC71BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION71BACHELOR OF MUSICAL ARTS71BACHELOR OF SCIENCE72SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES72BACHELOR OF SCIENCE72COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSAND SCIENCES72BACHELOR OF ARTS72BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES78BACHELOR OF SCIENCE79BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES35MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS36MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE36MASTER OF LAWS36MASTER OF MUSIC36MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION37MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH88COLLEGE OF MEDIA37MASTER OF SCIENCE88BACHELOR OF SCIENCE48MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK49MASTER OF STUDIES IN LAW89SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK4989BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORKMASTER OF SUSTAINABLE URBAN DESIGN49MASTER OF URBAN PLANNING49MASTER OF VETERINARY SCIENCE90 ACADEMIC DRESS92LEADERSHIPContents2
Order of ExercisesOrder of ExercisesUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Commencement Ceremony151st Conferral of Degrees, Saturday, May 14, 2022PRESIDINGRobert J. Jones, ChancellorProcessional“With Honour Crowned” - Albert KetelbeyPERFORMANCE BY:University of Illinois Commencement BandConducted by Stephen Peterson, Director of BandsSinging of“The Star-Spangled Banner”(SUNG BY THE AUDIENCE)O say can you see by the dawn’s early light,What so proudly we hail’d at the twilight’s last gleaming?Greetings from the Board ofTrusteesStuart C. KingClass of 1990, B.S.Class of 2010, MBAGreetings from the PresidentTimothy L. KilleenConferring of Honorary Degrees Doctor of Humane LettersLonnie G. Bunch IIIO’er the ramparts we watch’d were so gallantly streaming! And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air,Doctor of Humane LettersJames E. Delany Doctor of Humane LettersJill Ellis Doctor of ScienceRahul PandharipandeWhose broad stripes and bright stars thro’ the perilous fight,Gave proof thro’ the night that our flag was still there.O say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet wave,O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?The following honorary degrees areawarded posthumously:Land AcknowledgementNoah Blue Elk HotchkissClass of 2022 Doctor of Humane LettersJohn Lewis Doctor of ScienceMario MolinaGreetings from the ChancellorRobert J. Jones2COMMENCEMENT 2022
Order of ExercisesMusical SelectionsAlumni Welcome“Fanfare for a Festival” - Ron NelsonJennifer DillavouClass of 1982, B.S.Associate Vice Chancellor for Alumni Relations andPresident of the University of Illinois Alumni AssociationPERFORMANCE BY:The Combined ChorusThe Black ChorusConducted by Ollie Watts DavisThe Varsity Men’s Glee ClubConducted by Barrington L. ColemanThe Women’s Glee ClubConducted by Andrea Solya“Illinois” - Archibald Johnston/C. H. ChamberlainPERFORMANCE BY:Singing of “Hail to the Orange”Hail to the Orange, Hail to the Blue,Hail Alma Mater,Ever so true.The Combined ChorusWe love no other, So let our motto beJoseph Moorehouse, soloistClass of 2022Victory, IllinoisCommencement AddressJill EllisVarsity!Recessional“Pomp and Circumstance” - Edward ElgarConferring of Graduateand Professional Degrees;Undergraduate Degrees;Recognition of Bronze TabletScholars and ROTC CandidatesTimothy L. KilleenUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGN3
Jill Ellis202 2 CO M M E N C E M E N T S PE A K E RJill Ellis, who won back-to-back FIFAWomen’s World Cups as coach of theU.S. Women’s National Team, is the2022 Illinois Commencement speaker.Jill Ellis was the head coach of the nationalsoccer team for five years, from 2014 to 2019.During her tenure, she won two FIFA Women’sWorld Cups (2015, 2019), earned two FIFA WorldCoach of the Year honors and coached 132 USWNTgames—the most of any coach. She has the most winsin U.S. soccer history and is the only person to winback-to-back Women’s World Cups. She left in 2019 witha record of 106-7-19 and is now president of the SanDiego Wave FC. She also serves as an ambassador forthe United States Soccer Federation.Ellis’ first head coaching opportunity came when shewas hired in 1997 to lead the University of Illinoiswomen’s soccer team. Ellis was considering two otherhead coaching offers, but she said her Illinois campusvisit sealed the deal.“Before coming for the interview, I hadn’t been to theuniversity, and I’m not even sure I had been to (thestate of) Illinois,” she said. “But I talked to everyone,I asked a lot of questions and I saw a wonderfulopportunity. Illinois is a massive and sprawlingcampus, but it’s also charming and friendly. Everyonewas so supportive and excited about the program.When I got the offer, I was thrilled.”4After two successful seasons at Illinois, she wasrecruited and hired by UCLA, where she led the teamto eight Final Four appearances and six straight Pac-10championships in 12 seasons. While at UCLA, she alsowon National Coach of the Year honors in 2000 beforebeing hired by U.S. Soccer full-time in 2011.Ellis said it is an honor to return to Illinois after givingher a life-changing coaching opportunity at a young age.“I am so unbelievably honored to be theCommencement speaker,” Ellis said. “I have suchfond memories of my time at the University of Illinoisand it was a time of so many firsts in my coachingjourney. I truly feel Illinois, the players, my staff andthe peers I worked alongside provided me with a solidfoundation on which to grow. I don’t necessarily thinkabout specific matches, but the warmth and energy ofthe campus left an impact on me. Honestly, if it hadn’tbeen a great experience, I might not have ended uppursuing my career in coaching.”COMMENCEMENT 2022
To the Class of 2022To the Class of 2022Donald J. Edwards,Chairman, Board of TrusteesTimothy L. Killeen,PresidentRobert J. Jones,ChancellorOn behalf of the University of Illinois Board of Trustees, and as a proud alumnus, I am honored to bring greetingsand congratulations to the Class of 2022.You have been through so much to reach today’s milestone, juggling your studies with the historic challenges ofa global pandemic. In the process, you have done even more than achieve your dreams. You have also helpedmake our universities among the safest in our nation – a model for our peers – and I am deeply grateful for yourunderstanding, your cooperation and your sacrifice.Although it has been quite a few years since I sat in your seat at my own graduation here in Urbana-Champaign, Istill remember the mix of excitement and anxiety I felt, not knowing exactly what the future would hold. That isunderstandable. But rest assured that your experiences here, both in and out of the classroom, have provided youthe foundation to succeed and flourish. Now take it and build on it. Follow your passions, find your path, and neverstop learning. As you take the next step in your life journey, know you carry a bond that forever connects you toyour years on this remarkable campus. You are joining one of the world’s largest alumni networks—nearly 800,000strong from across the University of Illinois System’s three best-in-class universities. I hope you will carry our flagwith pride, with your successes adding to our global reputation for excellence and attracting the new generations ofstudents who want to follow in your footsteps.I hope you will come back to campus often to share your achievements, your experiences and your insights. And, asyou are out there changing workplaces and societies around the world for the better, know that those of us at U of Iyou have left behind will be working for you, ensuring the value and prestige of an Illinois degree continues to grow.Congratulations again, Class of 2022!Congratulations, graduates!There are a small handful of days in life that you never forget. From my own experience, I can tell you that today isone of them, so I hope you savor every minute of it.The impressive milestone you celebrate today is made even more notable by your dedication and resiliency incompleting your degree during a pandemic – traits that will no doubt serve you well as you begin the next chapter inyour life’s journey.As you go forward in new career paths, additional academic pursuits or whatever your dreams hold, know thatyour experiences with world-class faculty, with leading-edge academic and student programs and with your fellowstudents have helped shape you and prepare you well for success. They have set you on a pathway grounded in thetalents and civic-minded spirit you nurtured here that will lift your careers, your families and your communities.Your alma mater is proud to soon count you among our impressive alumni roster. We hope you will stay connectedand involved and come back often.On behalf of the entire University of Illinois family, it is an honor to celebrate you. Cherish this special time withcolleagues, friends and family, and thrill to the adventures that lie ahead.Congratulations on reaching this memorable milestone in your life and journey at Illinois.From the day you began at this university, you have defined yourselves by your innovative spirit and desire to learn.Your achievements certainly deserve celebration.It is not lost on me that this is the first University-wide Commencement ceremony held in Memorial Stadiumsince May 2019. Nothing about the last few years has been easy or normal, but through every obstacle, you havecontinued to set a new standard and level of excellence here at Illinois. I truly believe that you should not only beextraordinarily proud of the work you have done, but also the person you have become to be sitting in blue regalia,in this seat, in this stadium, at one of the best universities in the world.On behalf of our entire university community, we are thrilled and honored to welcome you into the Illinois alumnifamily. I can’t wait to see all of the great things you will accomplish, and I look forward to celebrating your success asyou begin to use your knowledge and skills to impact the world. In the meantime, I hope you stay connected as youembark on your next chapter.Congratulations!UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGN5
Honorary Degree CitationsHonorary Degree CitationsLonnie G. Bunch IIIHonorary Degree of Doctor ofHumane LettersJames E. DelanyHonorary Degree of Doctor ofHumane LettersLonnie G. Bunch III, historian,author, administrator. You oversee themost prestigious and arguably mostcomprehensive museum complexin the world as Secretary of theSmithsonian Institution. You madehistory when you were named as thefirst African American to hold thatposition.James E. Delany, attorney,administrator, business leader. Yourcareer as Commissioner of the BigTen Conference has been marked byexceptional growth and innovation.You have been a champion for TitleIX and opportunities for femalestudent-athletes, and you have ledhigher education toward greaterdiversity and inclusion.A scholar of American history, youtaught at several universities. Yourtraining as a historian underpins your understanding of the essentialrole of museums in preservation and education. You transformed theChicago Historical Society as its director.You have been committed to the public humanities and to ensuringthat all voices from the nation’s past are represented and preserved.You were the founding director of the National Museum of AfricanAmerican History and Culture. Your determined advocacy builta facility that shares the history and culture of African Americancommunities and assures their place in our national consciousness.You are responsible for the Smithsonian Institution’s 21 museums,21 libraries, the National Zoo, as well as numerous research andeducational centers. Thirty million people per year visit these spaces,colloquially known as “the nation’s attic,” to explore all aspects of ournation’s history and culture.In recognition of your outstanding leadership and your commitment tothe preservation of our shared culture, and upon the recommendationof the Senate of the Urbana-Champaign campus, it is an honor topresent you to the President of the University for the honorary degreeof Doctor of Humane Letters.Presented by:Venetria Patton, Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign6During your twenty-year tenure asBig Ten Commissioner, you helped create the first conference-ownedtelevision network, the Big Ten Network, which is now in more thansixty million homes across North America. You led the expansion ofthe conference to 14 universities, with its footprint now stretchingfrom the Colorado border to the Atlantic Ocean. You created moreopportunities for participation; with the addition of ice hockey andlacrosse, the conference now sponsors 28 sports.You have been a champion for Title IX. The Big Ten Conference wasthe first to adopt participation goals for female student-athletes underyour 1992 Gender Equity Action Plan. Today, the Big Ten leads allconferences with more than 4,600 participating female athletes. Andyou remain committed to providing opportunities for scholars to earncollege degrees while competing in intercollegiate athletics, annuallyadministering some 200 million in direct support to students.In recognition of your outstanding leadership and your commitmentto higher education, and upon the recommendation of the Senateof the Urbana-Champaign campus, it is an honor to present you tothe President of the University for the honorary degree of Doctor ofHumane Letters.Presented by:Germán Bollero, Interim Dean, College of Agricultural, Consumer andEnvironmental Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignCOMMENCEMENT 2022
Honorary Degree CitationsJill EllisHonorary Degree of Doctor ofHumane LettersRahul PandharipandeHonorary Degree of Doctor ofScienceJill Ellis, coach, teacher, activist.You are an exemplary leader and thewinningest coach in United Statessoccer history. You have used yourcelebrity platform and leadershippositions to promote inclusion andequality.Rahul Pandharipande,mathematician, innovator, teacher.You have been the driving forcein creating the field of modernenumerative geometry for morethan 25 years and are the world’sforemost expert in this and relatedareas. Your colleagues marvel atyour ability to solve notoriouslydifficult mathematical problemsand have rewarded you with themost prestigious awards and honors in the field. As the son of twodistinguished University of Illinois professors, you have deep ties tothis community. You have repeatedly returned to this campus as aguest lecturer, co-organized a research conference here, and formeda research collaboration with an Illinois faculty member that resultedin a book. You were at the helm of the re-emergence of the field ofenumerative geometry, laying out the structure of the field that is nowstandard. You have focused on understanding the structure of thesolutions of entire families of systems of equations and applied whatyou learned to discover solutions to major unsolved problems in thefield. Your work has had a tremendous impact on theoretical physicsthrough the connection between modern enumerative geometry andstring theory. In recognition of your outstanding accomplishmentsand your dedication to fostering a new generation of remarkablemathematicians, and upon the recommendation of the Senate ofthe Urbana-Champaign campus, it is an honor to present you to thePresident of the University for the honorary degree of Doctor ofScience.You led the U.S. women’s nationalsoccer team to back-to-back World Cuptitles, a feat matched by only one othercoach. In fact, you never lost a WorldCup match. You have twice won the highest coaching award in soccerwhen you were elected Best FIFA Women’s Coach.In 1997 you arrived at the University of Illinois as the establishingcoach for soccer as a Division 1 competitor. In two years, you led theteam to its first berth in the Big Ten Tournament.You have used your career in soccer to elevate issues that havebroad social implications. You have empowered and inspired youngwomen—and young men—to move courageously through life, and towork toward universal equality. You are an ambassador for the sportof soccer and all women’s sports. You are an inspiration to anyone whoaspires to stand courageously for equality.In recognition of your outstanding accomplishments and leadership,and your commitment to building a more just society, and upon therecommendation of the Senate of the Urbana-Champaign campus, itis an honor to present you to the President of the University for thehonorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters.Presented by:Venetria Patton, Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGNPresented by:Venetria Patton, Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign7
Honorary Degree CitationsJohn LewisHonorary Degree of Doctor ofHumane Letters (posthumous)Mario MolinaHonorary Degree of Doctor ofScience (posthumous)John Lewis, humanitarian, statesman,author. You worked tirelessly for peace,equality, and voting rights for everycitizen. You were one of the mostprominent leaders in the civil rightsmovement, and you became a leaderand elder statesman in the UnitedStates Congress.Mario Molina, researcher, advocate,presidents’ advisor. You wereamong the world’s leading scientistsdedicated to atmospheric chemistry.You co-authored the first reportpredicting that global emissions ofchlorofluorocarbons could depletestratospheric ozone.Your life was one of the most inspiringprofiles in courage that our nationhas ever produced. You joined thecivil rights movement as a teenager. You were named chairman of theStudent Non-Violent Coordinating Committee in 1963.Your research identified thechemical properties of compoundsthat play an essential role inbreaking down the stratospheric ozone layer. You identified a newclass of chemical reactions that occur on the surface of ice particles,including those present in the atmosphere. You demonstrated a newsequence of catalytic reactions that explain a major cause of ozonedestruction. Your tireless advocacy and scientific diplomacy helpedbring about the Montreal Protocol, an international agreement tophase out CFCs and other ozone-depleting chemicals.You led many of the most notable protests in the history of the civilrights movement: the Freedom Rides, the Selma to Montgomery marchacross the Edmund Pettis Bridge, and countless other sit-ins and voterregistration efforts. Though repeatedly jailed and beaten, you remaineddedicated to the principle of non-violence.Your recognitions include the Presidential Medal of Freedom andthe John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award. Your graphic novel onthe Civil Rights Movement, MARCH, won the National Book Awardin young people’s literature. Throughout your career, you prioritizededucating children about the civil rights struggle, and your finaleditorial encouraged future generations to continue the work forjustice.In recognition of your national leadership and your commitment tobuilding a more just society, and upon the recommendation of theSenate of the Urbana-Champaign campus, it is an honor to present youto the President of the University for the honorary degree of Doctor ofHumane Letters.Presented by:James Anderson, Dean, College of Education,University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign8Later in your career, you investigated air quality in mega-cities in theglobal south. This research resulted in improved air quality in yourhometown of Mexico City, and you became a leading voice urging theworld to address global warming.Your research on stratospheric chemistry earned the 1995 Nobel Prizein Chemistry. You served on the Presidential Committee of Advisors onScience and Technology for President Bill Clinton and President BarackObama, who awarded you the Presidential Medal of Freedom.In recognition of your pioneering research and your leadership inrallying the world to confront environmental issues, and upon therecommendation of the Senate of the Urbana-Champaign campus, itis an honor to present you to the President of the University for thehonorary degree of Doctor of Science.Presented by:Germán Bollero, Interim Dean, College of Agricultural, Consumer andEnvironmental Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignCOMMENCEMENT 2022
University Honors Bronze Tablet ScholarsUniversity Honors Bronze Tablet ScholarsThe University Honors designation, the highest academic honor awarded to an undergraduate, is limited to those students who have demonstrated theircapacity for sustained academic excellence of a high order. To be eligible for this honor, students must have a cumulative grade point average of at least3.5 and must rank on the basis of cumulative grade point average in the upper 3 percent of their college graduating class on the basis of all work takenthrough the academic term prior to graduation.University Honors recipients wear orange and blue braided cords as part of their formal academic attire.As recipients of this honor, each of the following students will have his or her name inscribed on a bronze tablet that is displayed in the corridor of theUniversity Library. For this reason, University Honors recipients are known informally as “Bronze Tablet Scholars.”Ashley Elizabeth Akrami, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular BiologySarah C. Castle, Bachelor of MusicAubrey Lauren Allen, Bachelor of Science in Elementary EducationSciences, Atmospheric SciencesCaleb Arends, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Consumer EconomicsSarah Brenda Aronson, Bachelor of Social WorkCatherine Julia Rae Arreazola, Bachelor of Science in AdvertisingSkyler Aubel, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Consumer Economics,Zachary Andrew Chalmers, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts andJonathan Wing-Heng Chan, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Integrative BiologyMaxwell Joseph Chan, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial DesignKai Chieh Chang, Bachelor of Science in Electrical EngineeringDecember 2021Vincent Louis Chang, Bachelor of MusicThomas Mackenzie Ballard, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts andDavid Yen Chen, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, MolecularJeremy Bao, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Statistics andComputer ScienceEvan Chen, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, December 2021Sciences, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics and Political ScienceNatalie Marie Barkowski, Bachelor of Science in Agriculturaland Cellular BiologyHongyi Chen, Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceCommunicationsHsuan-Yu Taylor Chen, Bachelor of Science in BioengineeringMary Katherine Baughman, Bachelor of Fine Arts in TheatreRuoxi Chen, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Psychology,Grace Ann Becker, Bachelor of Science in Finance and in AccountancyLydia Wooddell Bielfeldt, Bachelor of Science in AdvertisingElise Catherine Blidy, Bachelor of Science in Special EducationAmit Blum, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, PsychologyTyeese Elizabeth Braslavsky, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts andSciences, Psychology and Political ScienceNatalie N. Bready, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education, December 2021;Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, December 2021Christine Elizabeth Breeden, Bachelor of MusicShannon Eileen Brennan, Bachelor of Science in AdvertisingDecember 2021Saen Chen, Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceYutao Chen, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, IntegrativeBiologySeongmin Choi, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Psychology,August 2021Victoria Ann Chu, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular Biology and PsychologyKolten Hunter-Scott Conklen, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Global Studies and East Asian Languages and CulturesBreanna Alyssa Cordova, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences,CommunicationLauren Claire Brezina, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and ConsumerMaya Rose Cornelius, Bachelor of Science in AdvertisingJordan Arthur Brosius, Bachelor of Music EducationEva Grace Cornman, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular BiologyChessa Faye Brown, Bachelor of Science in Animal SciencesMarta Cortinovis, Bachelor of Science in Aerospace EngineeringEconomicsDiana Elizabeth Brown, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular BiologyLei Cui, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Psychology,December 2021Melissa Karmen Bruce, Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing ScienceKathleen Rose Culligan, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial DesignCansas Buckalew, Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain ManagementYuang Dai, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Mathematics andYoucheng Cai, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Mathematicsand Computer ScienceAlexander John Cardosi, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and ConsumerEconomicsJoseph Andrew Carolan, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science; Bachelorof Science in Engineering PhysicsMatthew John Carroll, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular Biology, December 2021UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGNEconometrics and Quantitative EconomicsAsher Solomon Dale, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, December2021Jacob Paul Dalen, Bachelor of Science in Animal SciencesAnooha Dasari, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, PsychologyGrace Delacruz, Bachelor of Science in Information SciencesJacopo John Demarinis, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and ConsumerEconomics9
University Honors Bronze Tablet ScholarsAbhishek Sandip Desai, Bachelor of Science in Physics; Bachelor of Sciencein Liberal Arts and Sciences, MathematicsDaniella Isabel Di Stefano, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,PsychologyNathania Djuhar, Bachelor of Science in Media and Cinema StudiesBailey Nathaniel Drager, Bachelor of Science in AccountancyEvan Lawrence Dray, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular Biology and ChemistryRebecca Lynn Ducay, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Nadia Hernandez, Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing ScienceMy Xuan Ho, Bachelor of Science in FinanceYi Shian Ho, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, ComputerScience and Economics and StatisticsSydney Hoel, Bachelor of MusicJessica Kay Homan, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences,CommunicationJennifer Hong, Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Human NutritionIntegrative BiologyAlice Huang, Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceMolly Grace Duncan, Bachelor of Science in Crop SciencesAustin Huang, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, ChemistrySophia Rose Ebel, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences, ComparativeEdward Huang, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences, IntegrativeLiterature and Germanic StudiesBiologyBernard Kolawole Elegbede, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Tyler Douglas Hull, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Political SciencePsychology and SpanishFernando Augustin Evaristo Elesterio, Bachelor of Science in Liberal ArtsMelisa Ilkhan, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Political Scienceand Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Scienceand SpanishJose Antonio Bucag Escano, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural andMuhammed Ishaq Imran, Jr., Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceConsumer EconomicsIlya Kamal Ismadi, Bachelor of Science in MarketingChime Ogechi Ezenekwe, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Molecular and Cellular BiologyStephania Izaguirre, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Psychology and SociologyXulin Fan, Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceAryaman Jain, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, December 2021Xinyi Fang, Bachelor of Science in AccountancyAkhil Rui Jakatdar, Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceAndrew Gao Feng, Bachelor of Science in ChemistryMatthew Stephan Jalnos, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Nathaniel Robert Ferguson, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural andActuarial Science and EconomicsConsumer Economics, December 2021Xilin Jiang, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, December 2021Megan Elizabeth Finfrock, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural andConsumer EconomicsJulia Mary Johnson, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts and Sciences,Psychology and Communication, December 2021Grace Marie Finnell-Gudwien, Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts andScott Johnson, Bachelor of Science in F
25 MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . 50 CARLE ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE . University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Commencement Ceremony 151st Conferral of Degrees, Saturday, May 14, 2022 PRESIDING Robert J. Jones, Chancellor ORDER OF ExERCISES 2 COMMENCEMENT 2022.
