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Jim FatzingerD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Do natural disasters presententrepreneurial opportunities?”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. David Ross Shari Lynn FowlerD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Evidence of Cost Shifting in theHealthcare Industry”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R S : Dr. Gary McGill & Dr. Joost Impink Kristen J FreiburgerD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Towards The Development of a Theory of theConsequences of Challenge and Hindrance Stressors”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Phil Podsakoff Pete GarciaD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “The Deal Structure and its Effect onBiotechnical Alliances”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Farid Aitsahlia Philip Allen GartonD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Disclosure of Forward-Looking Pro Forma In LoanCovenant Compliance”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Farid Aitsahlia Patrick Lee HobbsD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Effect of Sentiment on ICO Underpricing,Bitcoin and High Growth Equity Price Formation”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Alex Settles Daren W JacksonD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Payday Discretion A Positive Changefor the Workplace. Myth or Merit?”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Brian Swider Bradly Nichols LabrumD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “35 Million Dollars Raised in 30 Seconds, How isthat Possible? The Standardization and Success of ICO White Papers”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R S : Dr. Jim Parrino & Dr. Farid Aitsahlia Gregory Robert LewisD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Induced Perspective Taking Can Reverse theCorrupting Power of Power: A Field Study”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Amir Erez Carlos L Pascual JrD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Network Structure and Ecosystem Evolution: AnExploratory Analysis of Digital Platform Companies’ Foray into Fintech”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Gwen Lee Laurence J PinoD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Improving Operationalization of IRC Section 142(d)Private Facility Tax-Exempt Bond Financing Programs For Development ofSenior Living Communities”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R S : Dr. David Ross & Dr. Stephen Golant William Charles PoellmitzD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Expatriate Employment”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R S : Dr. Mo Wang & Dr. Chris Pryor Scott R SandersonD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Mothers May Prefer Doctors and Lawyers. ButShould Investors?: Non-traditional credit data (Occupation) in P2P ConsumerLending Decisions”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Mike Ryngaert Roxanne ValiesD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Are Remote Workers More Productive WorkingRemote or When Working from the Employer’s Offices: A Meta-Analysis”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Janice Carrillo Warner G WalkerD I S S E R T AT I O N T I T L E : “Retail Real Estate Attraction Attributes.The Impact of Accessibility and Visibility on Customer Traffic.”D I S S E R T AT I O N C H A I R : Dr. Wayne ArcherUF MBAD I R E C T O R : John GresleyUF MBA offers several program formats—Executive, Full-Time One-Year BusinessMajors, Full-Time One-Year All Majors, Full-Time Two-Year, Online One-Year, OnlineTwo-Year, Weekend Professional One-Year, Weekend Professional Two-Year, andWeekend Professional Two-Year South Florida.Q U I C K FAC T S U.S. News & World Report ranked UF MBA’s Full-Time program No. 9among publics and the Part-Time programs No. 19 among publics. UF MBA prides itself on small class sizes and cohorts to buildstrong network opportunities regardless of program format.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S :W e e k e n d P r o f e s s i o n a l M B A : T w o - Ye a r i n S o u t h F l o r i d a Patrick AndrewsJorge A AragonMatthew ArmpriesterMiguel Andres Benedetty GarciaRyan Franklin BennettAutumn Thomas BowesPablo CademartoriWilson Antonio CelisKyle K CheerangieDaniel Andrew CoxJulián de Lavalle DevisJoseph M DrayEvelyn S GomezJessica GonzalezAdam Justin GrobHeriberto GuerreroJoseph HenriquezJames HeydingerEbaa Abdullah Jastaniah Alexandra C JonesElizabeth Laurie MacWilliamCarlos Nicholas MataHarrison Smith MischelDakota W PaxsonEric Jae RiceAndrea Lyn RiveraCristhian Alejandro RodriguezJacob Michael RossLina SaldarriagaSarel SandovalAaron Christopher SundquistAaron TommieKhue Huong TranRachel Allison YatesMiao YuJuliane Zanuz MoraesJose Gabriel Zelaya

M A S T E R O F I N T E R N AT I O N A L B U S I N E S SD I R E C T O R : Ana PortocarreroThis one-year program, designed for business majors or minors, allows students togain global experience through the internationally-focused core curriculum, studyabroad and provides diverse perspectives of student body and faculty.Q U I C K FAC T STHOMAS S. JOHNSON MASTER OFSCIENCE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIPD I R E C T O R : Parker Van HartThe Master of Science in Entrepreneurship program is where the principle andpractice of entrepreneurship seamlessly intersect. This one-year, intensive programequips promising entrepreneurs with the skills and savvy to plan, launch and sustaininnovative ventures on their terms. Global Immersion Experiences bring the classroom to lifewith a week-long corporate study abroad tour. Eduniversal ranked the Master of InternationalBusiness program No. 2 among U.S. publics. The Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center fully immerses students in theentrepreneurial mindset through many programs. Students have 16 credit hours available to customizethe curriculum to their interests. Eduniversal ranked the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship program No. 2among U.S. publics. The Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center was a 2017 Finalist for the NASDAQCenter for Entrepreneurial Excellence.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Danielle S BarkerAllison C BastEmily BombardiCole Recroft BrothenAlexa D BurczakKevin CharlesKiana S ClevelandKaitlyn N ConradCheyenne Brianna DrewMadison M FitchJack D GareHanna Christine GibsonElizabeth Deborah Ruth GonzalesMiriam V GrantJenna Marie HamrickKelly V HooperSajid Seifuddin JafferjeeJacqueline KahnTrish KalisCameron K. KalogerakisCarrie Janine KaplanRachael Lynn KramerRobert Neil LemusYu LiuElliot Lopatukhin John M MatthewsBrittany Ann McGivernAdriana Rosa Alises MenendezHannah Paige MillnerZachary Jacob NebraskyAlexandra N NowakEric PanasAlexandra Grace PerfettiJennifer H RaikArden Meyer MacDonald RatmiroffErin E ReaveyAna Gabriela RochaGilbert J RodriguezSamuel Alexander SimonHaley SpoonerTaylor H StarrMadison R TigheChase D TurbevilleLauren Jessica UzsinayYizheng WangMaddison Lochery WelchLeia WojciechowskiCrystal G YildirimYu ZhangQ U I C K FAC T SG R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Alec Christian AdamecAmanda Marie ArangoKristo BeckaKallie Anne CarltonBrittany ColeAnna Christina GansäuerAlexander M Howell II Abigail M HowellDaniel Stewart KennonJeremy Martinez-QuiñonesJocelisse Morales GonzalezBismarie PlasenciaFederico RojasCan ZhangWILLIAM R. HOUGH MASTER OF SCIENCE IN FINANCED I R E C T O R : Dr. David BrownThe Master of Science in Finance was started in 2001 and has evolved to primarilya combined degree program for students from various University of Floridaundergraduate degree programs wanting to complete both their undergraduatedegree and a Master of Science in Finance degree within four years.Q U I C K FAC T S The program offers a Capital Markets Lab, consisting of nine Bloombergterminals for student use with a wide spectrum of real businessapplications. The lab also has large monitors providing broadcastsof CNBC, Bloomberg TV and other financial news networks. TFE Times ranked the Master of Science in Financeprogram No. 4 among U.S. publics. Most MSF students come from undergraduate finance,accounting, economics and mathematics programs.M A S T E R O F S C I E N C E I N I N F O R M AT I O NS Y S T E M S A N D O P E R AT I O N S M A N A G E M E N TD I R E C T O R : Dr. Janice Ellen CarrilloThe Master of Science in Information Systems and Operations Management programprepares students to thrive in the age of big data. Technology advancements haveput companies across the world in position to grow their businesses quickly, andthey’re always in search of employees with the skills to discover effective methods andinnovate strategies that help them take the next step.Q U I C K FAC T S Students graduate prepared for roles like Data Analyst, ITManager, Information Systems Specialist, or many others. Eduniversal ranked the Master of Science in Information Systems andOperations Management program No. 11 among U.S. publics. The program offers four tracks—Business Analytics, Data Science,Information Technology and Supply Chain Management.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Wenchuan Wang

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENTD I R E C T O R : Ana PortocarreroThe Master of Science in Management program is a one-year program designedspecifically for individuals with non-business academic backgrounds/degrees. Studentsgain valuable business knowledge and strengthen transferable skills to open upadvancement opportunities within their undergraduate major field or the business sector.Q U I C K FAC T S Since the program is only for non-business backgrounds, studentsbuild a strong network with peers from diverse backgrounds. Eduniversal ranked the Master of Science in Managementprogram No. 1 among U.S. publics. No work experience is required for this program.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Monique Lexis AtkinsonDevyn McAuliffe BachiJohn A BalenoChad J BertalliNicole Madison BiancoBriana Makea BlossElizabeth G BradyConner Howard BrightHaochen CaoKuei-Huan ChengChad J ClarkeAllie Denton ConwayJena Elle CrippsBridget Felicia DonohoeDaniel Guillermo DoradoTianyi GaoAbel E GilbertGloria Kathleen HalsellJolene Nicole Henderson Erin Delane HollarKyle Nolan HowardCeara Siobhan KillianJames N KimballRachel L LarinKevin Charles LastresNicholas R LeiningerSiming LiSydney Elizabeth LileChristina C NgoDanielle Leisa PereraOlivia Lane PopeEric Arthur PujolsBrenna Frances StormJessica B TrepcosCole J WaltersEric WongXinzhe YangMASTER OF SCIENCE IN MARKETINGD I R E C T O R : Ana PortocarreroThe Master of Science in Marketing program is intended for students whose objective isto work in the field of marketing in a corporate, non-profit or entrepreneurial setting.Q U I C K FAC T S One-year master’s degree for business majors or minors For students with little or no work experience. 30-credit program (20 core credits and 10 elective credits)N AT H A N S . C O L L I E R M A S T E R O FS C I E N C E I N R E A L E S TAT ED I R E C T O R : Dr. David LingStudents in this 10-month program thrive on interaction with world-class real estateprofessors, analyzing relevant case studies and engaging with career mentors.Q U I C K FAC T S The program is supported by an advisory board of 158members that is accessible to students. Eduniversal ranked the Master of Science in RealEstate program No. 1 among U.S. publics. The Alfred A. Ring Distinguished Speaker Series brings 1012 prominent industry professionals to campus each yearto speak to and interact with MSRE students.

MASTER OF ACCOUNTINGD I R E C T O R : Dr. Gary McGillFrederick E.FISHERSCHOOL OFACCOUNTINGMaster of Accounting students enter the program with a strong foundation inaccounting. By the time they graduate, they enter the work force with a detailedunderstanding of an intricate field.Q U I C K FAC T S The program offers three options—concentration in auditing,concentration in taxation, and no concentration. U.S. News & World Report ranked Fisher’s graduateprogram No. 8 among publics.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Jiahui ChengVittoria Adele Giles Matthew Joseph ShortBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTINGA S S O C I A T E D E A N & D I R E C T O R : Dr. Gary McGillThe Fisher School of Accounting providesa rich environment for the study ofD I R E C T O R : Dr. Gary McGillAs one of the nation’s few freestanding accounting schools, students in the programexperience a curriculum dedicated to growth in an intricate field. The School iscommitted to scholarly research, teaching, and service to advance knowledge andprepare future leaders for business, professional, and academic careers.Q U I C K FAC T Saccounting. Students in the program U.S. News & World Report ranked Fisher’s undergraduateprogram No. 6 among U.S. publics.experience a curriculum dedicated to growth Over the last five years, 12 current Fisher faculty memberspublished 63 articles in peer-reviewed journals.in a complex and important field. The School’s first-time candidates earned an overall passing rateof 80% for all parts of the CPA exam attempted in 2017.G R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S Accounting at UF traces its roots back to 1923 when thefirst accounting course was offered. From there the demandfor more course offerings quickly grew and in 1947 thedepartment of accounting was officially formed with 255students. With continued growth, the department formed intoan experimental School in 1977, and the faculty Senate voted tomake the School permanent in 1983. It was ultimately renamedthe Fisher School of Accounting in 1985 to honor alumnusFredrick Fisher. Today, Gerson Hall houses the Fisher Schoolof Accounting administrative offices, its faculty, and students.Gerson Hall is a 36,000 square foot, 9.3 million structure.The School’s faculty have earned Ph.D. degrees from the nation’sleading universities and are committed to excellence in teaching,research, and service. The faculty produce important scholarlywork, serve as editors and referees for major accounting journals,and participate in service to professional and governmentorganizations at the international, national, and state levels.Vittoria Adele Giles McKenzie Brooke Moskowitz

Ja m es “ B i l l ” W.HEAVENERSCHOOL OF BUSINESSQ U I C K FAC T SHeavener ranked No. 12 among publics in U.S. News & World Report’s2020 Best Undergraduate Business Programs rankingsD I R E C T O R : Dr. Alex SevillaG R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S One of the nation’s top-rankedundergraduate public businessschools, Heavener offers bachelor’sdegrees in Finance, General Business,Management, Information Systems &Operations Management, and Marketingto more than 5,000 students.The foundation of the Heavener student experience is builton creating impactful moments for students through CAREER DEVELOPMENT50% of graduates studied abroad B A C H E L O R O F A R T S I N B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O NA S S O C I A T E D E A N & D I R E C T O R : Dr. Alex SevillaACADEMIC RIGOR Andrea Aguirre-GoncalJohn Bradley AlexanderWilliam Tyler AlexanderGabriela N. AnzianiEmily Nicole BeardTrevor L BetrosGenevieve Marie BonettGonzalo BorquezLogan M BradneyEdwinn Thomas BruchmanMaria Ines BucciElliot Bush*Jackson Harris CampbellCaleb R CarswellLuis M CastilloAlize Victoria ChavesMelvin G Corredor**Gregory De Freitas*David H DiazDerek Henry DielAnndakarrah EstimeRobert Claiborne Everett*Alexander FalconKasey Alexandra GeddisGregory GerveLaurelle Annalyse GriffinEmma Hope HennesseyCassady Grace Henshaw Nicholas Alexander LorenzoCatherine Lidia McDonough*Wesley A MongKelsi Michele MorganLuiz Paulo de Camargo AndradeNetoElizabeth Anna NevesThomas Ryan PasquithDamien Xavier PaulkMaria Alexandra Pivaral GrayMax M PlagerKyle Brandon RecknerKadison Bowen RobertsMichael Vincent Rountree JrJulio Alejandro SallesKyle Z SeymourWilliam L ShidlerTyler Alexander SilverReece C SmithWhitney Marie Snyder*David Andres Somoza*Stephan Gabriel VictorMax D WahbaSabrina M WeltinDerek Andrew WilliamsMacy Arden WilsonNicholas Alexander WongBok J WuB A C H E L O R O F S C I E N C E I N B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O ND I R E C T O R : Dr. Alex SevillaG R A D U AT I N G S T U D E N T S INTERNATIONAL STUDIESLEADERSHIPThese four principles are even etched into the walls ofHeavener Hall, a state-of-the-art facility that opened in2014 as a permanent home for undergraduate students.Focusing on these areas ensures that students leave theHeavener School prepared to make an impact in whicheverindustry they choose to pursue. They are guaranteed togrow in the classroom, better understand and cultivatetheir leadership abilities, take part in new experiencesin cultures across the world and be prepared to secure ajob at one of the nation’s most desirable companies.HONORS:Yasmanys Raul AguilaMarcus George Anderson IIKatherine Marie Arcarese*Julia Theodora ArtziJulia Daniella BarbozaSarah N BennettRoberto M BettaglioTara Marie Bode*Trevor Louis BosettiKatelyn Marie BowmanBryson BoylanParker Reese BryantBrittany A BurnbaumKaren CardenasStephanie P CelentanoJordan J. ClarkDaisy D ComstockJenna Michaela CrewsDavid F DaltonRyan Rajesh DePasquale*Lucas Jose Driaza*Ramy T. El-KerdaniShelby Jane FallmanHarun FejzicJaneissy Fernandez* Cum Laude** Magna Cum Laude Margaret Costello FitzgeraldAnthony Joseph FlachnerJacob Owen FloydKaitlin Christian Folsom*Samantha Ann FossSamantha L GalernoWilliam Bruce GarlickAaron G GoldbergAlexander GrundlandMark A Gutierrez*Roberto J GutierrezKiley Marie HeathKaitlyn Paige HillJacqueline Wrenee HurstLarry Patrick Hurst IIICaroline IbarraLeonette Monique IngramMelody Brooke JayRachel Leigh Joiner*Stephen J KingEugene Gordon Kyle IV*Joshua S LightAlexandro F LosertDanielle G LosquadroVivaldy Louissaint*** Summa Cum LaudeContinued on next page

HONORS:Sean Connor MacInnesAndrew J MarottaJay A MartinezRosemary Ann MasriehBailey Mie McCrackinVirginia L McdowallParam V MehtaMadison Paige MichielssenJeffry Nathaniel Mitchell*Anthony V MonteNicolette Marie MyersMichael Sherman Naim*Tetiana V Noruzi* Cum Laude** Magna Cum Laude Amanda C NuccitelliEvan Odilio OrtegaJasmine Annalyn OwjiJessica Marie PeercyAntonina R PerkinsOtto Elias QuirozAlexander Robert RealChelsea M RickmanCecelia Joan Roesch*Amanda Lynette RomeroMatthew Benjamin RoofIllansy RuizSamuel James Rynor*** Summa Cum Laude Christopher E SalazarNicole A SchillerJohn Paul Schnepp*Tessa Mae SchoepflinJacob Walsh SchusterPedro SifontesNicholas A SkradskiRobert William Skrob* Kelsey R SmithSean Daniel Sullivan*Preston A TomlinsonPaulina TrujilloSofia VinascoAndrew Michael WaineChristopher WardRebekah Jean WillardDegrees conferred are contingent upon students meeting all academic andfinancial obligations to the University of Florida. Names appearing in print areof those students who applied to graduate prior to July 17, 2020, and providedconsent to be included in the program.Undergraduate Honors Designation: Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude and SummaCum Laude are tentative and subject to final grades.

WA R R I N GT O NLEADERSHIPRESEARCH CENTERSELI ZABETH B. & WI LLIAM F. P OE, SR . BUSI N ESS ETH IC S C ENTERD I R E C T O R : Dr. Brian RayStudents come face-to-face with ethical issues in business and learn howindustry leaders handle similar challenges. The Center aims to increase studentawareness of the importance of ethics in their personal and professional lives.E N T R E P R E N E U R S H I P & I

The Hough Graduate School of Business offers highly specialized programs tailored to fit your strengths and interests. Hough Hall is home to nationally-recognized programs in Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Systems & Operations Management, International Business, Management, and Real Estate—as well as the highly-ranked UF MBA Program.