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109TH CONVOCATIONFOR THE CONFERRING OF DEGREES AND CERTIFICATESFACULTY OF APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCESFaculty of Applied Health Sciences 1
CONGRATULATIONSCLASS OF2 Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
History of Brock UniversityOpened in 1964, Brock University is named forMajor-General Sir Isaac Brock, who died inbattle at nearby Queenston Heights in theWar of 1812. Brock’s final words were said to have been“Push on, my brave fellows!” A Latin translation of thisis “Surgite!” — which is Brock University’s motto.The seeds of the University were sown long before thedoors first opened. Brock’s story is about a community thatrose up and built the institution it wanted for its future.In the late 1950s, there was growing public discussionabout how Niagara should have its own university. Thegrassroots sentiment became a movement in 1957 whenthe Allanburg Women’s Institute asked the Ontariogovernment to consider opening a university in the region.By fall 1962, the Brock Founders Committee wasincorporated. They received approval to create a newuniversity, then developed an administrative andacademic plan. Then they began raising money.After years of meetings and fundraising, Brockopened in September 1964. It had 127 students ina refurbished refrigeration factory at the foot of theNiagara Escarpment in St. Catharines. In 1966, thelandmark Brock Tower was completed, and Facultiesbegan moving “up the hill” to the University’spermanent home atop the Niagara Escarpment.For the next 30 years, Brock sent thousands ofgraduates on to successful careers. It built a name forits personal quality of teaching afforded by attentivefaculty and controlled class sizes. As the new millenniumdawned, enrolment soared. Brock transformed from anundergraduate institute to a comprehensive Universitywith flourishing research, graduate and doctoral programs.The campus steadily expanded to keep pacewith the demand for a Brock education with theconstruction of world-class research labs, a landmarkfine arts complex, an international students’ centreand a new research and innovation hub.Brock serves its community as a cultural, academicand recreational centre, bringing excellent facilities to thepeople who created the University all those years ago. Weare committed to building our community and fostering anenvironment that serves our students and our neighbours.The modern university is the lineal descendantof the university of the Middle Ages. Itspurposes and organization, even much of itsceremonial role, are medieval in origin.Today’s ceremony stems from the medieval tradition.The procession of the guild of teachers, whose solemnassembly, or Convocation, is the modern equivalent ofthe full congregation of all Faculties, is followed by theChancellor and the Mace, the symbol of the University’scorporate authority. The academic gowns, hoods andcaps declare in their various designs and colours theacademic qualifications of the faculty. The citationsand presentations by the faculty to the Chancellorattest to the Chancellor and to society the degree ofproficiency attained by the students of the University.The Chancellor confers upon the students theappropriate degree. It is the act, not a certificate,which constitutes the validity of the degree bestowed.The statement “I admit you” and the placing of thestudents’ hands within those of the Chancellor and hisassociates, bind the students to the University. Theyreceive what the University has been and what it is today.The graduates are what the University hopes to be.Faculty of Applied Health Sciences 3
The University FlagBeta Gamma SigmaOur flag is the Banner of Arms of the Grant of Arms toBrock University, granted on March 17, 1965. The mainfeature on the flag is a gold-winged eagle with the book oflearning on its breast. Yellow and red are colours associatedwith academic institutions and the eagle was once thoughtto be the bird that flew the highest and was the wisest.The top the flag includes the maple leaf, representingCanada; a trillium representing Ontario and a shell(escallop)-a symbol long associated with the LincolnWelland Regiment and the County of Welland. The flag,donated by the members of Brock’s 1994 Quarter CenturyClub, stands on the stage for each Convocation ceremonyand is flown daily on campus.Beta Gamma Sigma is the honour society serving businessprograms accredited by AACSB International - TheAssociation to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highestrecognition a business student anywhere in the worldcan receive in a business program accredited by AACSBInternational. Brock received accreditation to AACSB in2003, joining top international business schools, and in2004 was admitted into Beta Gamma Sigma.Membership in this honours society is offered only tothe best business and accounting students: undergraduatescompleting third year in the top 10 percent of their classand graduates ranking in the top 10 per cent of theirundergraduate programs or top 20 per cent of theirmaster’s program.The University MaceMaces were originally specialized war clubs, made ofmetal or garnished with metal spikes used by knights orother warriors.This functional weapon evolved into a symbolic emblemof legislative and civic authority used by cities and townsand, ultimately, by parliament. Many universities havedecorated maces as symbols of their corporate identityand authority.Brock was presented with its mace in 1992 as a gift fromthe people of the Bailiwick of Guernsey, the birthplace ofMajor-General Sir Isaac Brock.It is made of sterling silver and incorporates theGuernsey seal; the University crest; a crown from theConstable’s baton; flames of learning from the University’scoat of arms, a maple leaf, scallop shell and Trillium flower,which are symbols of the University; and a button from theuniform of Brock’s 49th regiment.A Warm Welcome FromBrock University’s AboriginalEducation CouncilWe at Brock University would like to acknowledge andhonour the ancestors of those on whose traditional landswe gather today. Brock University is located on the sharedlands of the Original Peoples, which became known asthe traditional beaver hunting grounds. The AboriginalEducation Council and Brock University have workedcollaboratively to keep the importance of our sharedhistory, friendship and future relationships in our mindsand hearts. We would like to recognize the successes ofour Indigenous graduates and all those graduating today.4 Faculty of Applied Health SciencesCampus Wide Co-CurriculumThe Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum is a program designedto enhance the Brock student experience through thecompletion of activities and opportunities within 10different co-curricular domains.By completing the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum,a student has made a meaningful investment in theirholistic development and has demonstrated a significantcommitment to continuous learning and personal growth.Students who complete the program are eligible to beinducted into the Isaac Brock Insignia Circle, a distinguishedsociety of current students and alumni who are highlyengaged in the Brock experience.This distinction is acknowledged by a red cord worn bythe graduand.
Academic RegaliaAcademic regalia at Convocation is steeped in tradition.All participants wear gowns, which are reminiscent of therobes worn by monks or clergy in medieval times. Hoods,worn draped over the shoulders and back, are derivatives ofthe simple coverings worn by people of all classes to keeptheir heads warm in an inhospitable climate.The Chancellor’s gown is made from aegean blue silk andtrimmed with gold lace. It is worn with a round velvet capwith a gold tassel. The Vice-Chancellor’s gown is similar,but trimmed with silver. The University coat-of-arms isembroidered on the front facing of each gown. Honorarydoctors wear gowns made of blue material with goldfacings down the front and on each sleeve.Faculty members wear the academic regalia appropriateto their degrees. Most doctoral gowns are more than onecolour and many have three horizontal bars of velvet oneach sleeve. Hoods signify the degrees and institutionsfrom which they were received. Since Brock has facultywho graduated from scores of different universities, theConvocation procession is dramatic and colourful.Brock’s graduates wear aegean blue gowns and, afterbeing admitted to their degrees, don distinctive hoodswhich identify them as graduates of our University. Madeof scarlet viyella, the hoods are lined with navy blue andgold material. Three bars of navy blue are set against thegold in a manner that suggests a dress uniform that mighthave been worn by General Brock.The edge of each hood is trimmed with velvet in theappropriate colour for the degree: Doctor of PhilosophyBlack With Red Chevrons And Red Velvet Trim Master of Accountancy - Black With Red Trim Master of Arts - Red With White Trim Master of Applied Disability StudiesBlack with Yellow Trim Master of Applied Gerontology – Black with Apricot Trim Master of Business AdministrationBlack With Blue Trim Master of Business Economics - Red With Tan Trim Master of Divinity - Red With Purple Trim Master of Education - Red With Light Blue Trim Master of Professional KinesiologyBlack With Light Sage Green Trim Master of Public Health - Red With Peach Trim Master of Science - Red With Golden Yellow Trim Master of Sustainability - Red with Blue Trim Master of Theological Studies - Red With Royal Blue Trim Bachelor of Accounting - Red With Emerald Green Trim Bachelor of Applied Health – Red with Cream Trim Bachelor of Arts - Red With White Trim Bachelor of Business AdministrationRed With Emerald Green Trim Bachelor of Business Economics - Red With Tan Trim Bachelor of Child Health – Red With Pink Trim Bachelor of Computing And BusinessRed With Grey Flannel Trim Bachelor of Education - Red With Light Blue Trim Bachelor of Early Childhood EducationRed With Delmar Blue Trim Bachelor of KinesiologyBlack With Light Sage Green Trim Bachelor of Music - Red With Pink Trim Bachelor of Physical EducationRed With Olive Green Trim Bachelor of Public Health - Red With Peach Trim Bachelor of Recreation and Leisure StudiesRed With Sage Green Trim Bachelor of Science - Red With Golden Yellow Trim Bachelor of Science In Nursing - Black With Peach Trim Bachelor of Sport ManagementRed With Loden Green Trim Bachelor of Tourism StudiesBlack with Spanish Yellow TrimHonour CordsHonour cords are worn by graduands meeting thefollowing criteria:Graduands who have completed a 20-credit honoursprogram with first-class honours standing, which requiresa minimum 80 per cent average in all major credits and aminimum of 70 per cent in the remaining credits. As well,a transfer student must have completed a minimum offive credits at Brock University, including all departmentalhonours requirements for Year 4 and have maintained aminimum 75 per cent overall average and a minimum 80per cent major average (based on Brock courses only).or:Graduands who have completed the approved 15-creditpass degree or 20-credit non-honours degree with aminimum 80 per cent overall average. Transfer studentsrequire a minimum 80 per cent cumulative average in allBrock courses and a minimum 80 per cent overall average.Faculty of Applied Health Sciences 5
Message of congratulationsMy warmest congratulations to you, the graduates of 2021. You are going outinto a world that is being challenged by huge events — the pandemic and itsconsequences, and the search for sustainable and equitable growth in the face ofclimate change and other global disruptions. There is great opportunity here foryou. Brock has given you skills, experiences and values that will equip you well tomeet what is out there. With creativity, entrepreneurial ambition and confidence,you are the talent that Canada and the world need to work through the challengesof the coming decades. You are moving on from the University community withgreat anticipation and excitement. But I know that you, as new alumni, will remainvalued members of the Brock family. I am pleased to have the opportunity tocongratulate you and your loved ones for the success that has brought you to thisday. I wish you well as you begin to make your contribution to the future that weall hope will be a bright and healthy one.HILARYPEARSONChancellorGERVANFEARONPresident and Vice-Chancellor6 Faculty of Applied Health SciencesIt is my privilege, on behalf of the faculty and staff at Brock University, toextend congratulations to the Class of 2021.My message to graduates is that you recognize and embrace the opportunitiesthat await you. You are joining a privileged group of women and men with highereducation. You have worked very hard to earn your degree and should be veryproud of your accomplishments.As you proceed in your lives, you will continue to discover the uniqueopportunities that exist for Brock University graduates in our society — a societythat values, and needs, a much higher proportion of its citizenry than ever beforeto have a university-level education.I encourage you to accept the responsibilities that come with making adifference in today’s world and to serve society well by being innovators andleaders through your career and personal pursuits. I also want to thank you forthe contributions you have made to the success of the University and to ourstrong spirit of community. As one of more than 111,000 alumni, you remain animportant part of the Brock family and the institution’s future.Enjoy this special day. And, from everyone at Brock, we wish you much successand happiness.
GARYCOMERFORDOn behalf of the Board of Trustees, it gives me great pleasure to congratulateeach and every one of you upon your graduation from Brock University.The past few years have been filled with hard work, incredible experiences andmemories. During that time, you also have evolved and grown, and are now readyfor new challenges.Brock has provided you with the resources to succeed in your future endeavoursand that the lessons you learned prepare you for a full and rewarding life andcareer. You have a degree from an outstanding University, and that provides youwith a lifelong key to many opportunities.Allow me to also welcome you to the fast-growing ranks of Brock Alumni, nownumbering more than 111,000 alumni. May the memories and knowledge youhave gained at Brock carry you forward and contribute to the communities ofwhich you are a part.We hope you keep in touch, share your experiences and visit when you are able.Have a great life! Surgite.Chair, Board of TrusteesLYNNWELLSProvost and Vice-President, AcademicThis is a celebration of your achievements at Brock University, and the facultyand staff offer you and your family their sincere congratulations.We are pleased and proud that you chose Brock as your university. Think ofhow you have changed since your first days on campus. The exams, assignments,seminars, labs, experiential learning opportunities, varsity sports, studentexchanges, as well as the new friendships have given you skills and confidence youtake with you into the world. Your experience at Brock University has changedyou. You are prepared to leave Brock as a graduate and make a positive impact onthe world, which is so important during this unprecedented moment in humanhistory. Whether through your career, further studies or volunteer opportunities,you are well prepared for life as an engaged citizen. You have the tools you needfor learning throughout your life. Your education is with you forever, informingyour decision-making and helping to forge your path ahead. Remember thelessons learned and you will be well-served at every step of your journey forward!Those of us who have had the privilege of earning a university degree havemuch for which we should be grateful. The family, friends and society that gave usthis opportunity deserve our heartfelt thanks and we have a responsibility to themto do what we can to make the world a better place for all of humanity. Enjoyevery second of this day, for you have earned it.Faculty of Applied Health Sciences 7
Message of congratulationsGREG PLATAPRESIDENT, BROCK UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONCongratulations on this remarkable accomplishment and welcome to the Brockalumni family! In 1967, 39 graduating students received degrees at Brock’s firstConvocation ceremony. Today, you join more than 111,000 proud graduates whoare willing to connect with you, mentor you, and build a supportive communitythat advocates for our collective successes as a member of the Brock UniversityAlumni Association (BUAA). The BUAA represents the interests of our expansivealumni community, creates opportunities to stay engaged with the Brockcommunity, and recognizes alumni achievements through our Recognition ofExcellence programming.CHRISTOPHER YENDTPRESIDENT, GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATIONCongratulations! Today, you close another chapter of study and begin the next phaseof your life journey as a graduate of Brock University. Your commitment to thisacademic pursuit is a remarkable achievement. One filled with challenge, success,triumph, and tribulation, all of which have led up to this moment. I hope you are proudof your accomplishments for this incredible milestone truly warrants reflection andcelebration. Your time at Brock is an important chapter in your story, and as it comesto an end you enter a world that is as complicated and enormous as it has ever been.Use your education and experience to make the world, your world, the best it can be.On behalf of the GSA and the rest of the graduate community I want to say Prost, youdid it! I wish you all the best in the years to come.RAFAY REHANPRESIDENT, BROCK UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ UNIONThe connections you’ve made within the community at Brock University willcarry on even though your undergraduate degree might have come to an end.We’re proud of your persistence and you should be, too. We’re celebrating yourwillingness to take on life’s challenges, learn, grow, explore and step out ofyour comfort zone throughout your time at Brock University. Our final year atuniversity has been anything but normal. Despite the circumstances, you stillmade it. In the face of uncertainty, you adapted to learning in a virtual setting, youhelped out your community when they needed it the most and truly understoodthe value of overcoming adversity together. This is just the beginning of yourjourney, and we can’t wait to see the mark you leave on the world.8 Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
Awards for Excellence in TeachingF A C U LT Y O F A P P L I E D H E A LT H S C I E N C E SAWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHINGTIM FLETCHERASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, KINESIOLOGYPrior to teaching in universities, Kinesiology Associate Professor Tim Fletcherspent five years teaching high school health and physical education.His research now focuses on how teachers implement pedagogies that supportmeaningful experiences for learners in physical education, research he’s workingon alongside colleagues Déirdre Ní Chróinín, Doug Gleddie and Stephanie Beni.Fletcher is continuously engaged in professional learning about teaching practicewith a strong record of scholarship of teaching and learning, as evidenced byfunding, publications and presentations related to pedagogy.He is also interested in various forms of practitioner research, co-authoring the2018 text Conducting Practitioner Research in Physical Education and Youth Sportwith Ashley Casey, Lee Schaefer and Gleddie.Additional Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching RecipientsFaculty of Education: Leanne TaylorGoodman School of Business: Kai-Yu WangFaculty of Humanities: Elizabeth VlossakFaculty of Math and Science: Lori MacNeilFaculty of Social Sciences: Hannah DyerFaculty of Applied Health Sciences 9
RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AWARDTERRANCE WADEPROFESSOR, HEALTH SCIENCESAs a Professor and senior research fellow in the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences,Terrance Wade’s research is interdisciplinary, taking a population perspective to focus onsocial and structural determinants of health across the life course with an emphasis onchildren, adolescents and young adults.Some of the areas of his research include examining the health and developmentaltrajectories among children with behavioural concerns, children with developmentalco-ordination disorder and children exposed to maltreatment and abuse. His currentproject, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Sciences, is a longitudinal studyexamining the effect of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) including maltreatmenton cardiovascular development from childhood to early adulthood and how variouspsychosocial, lifestyle and biological mechanisms interact to influence this process. As partof a research team, Wade also recently received a research grant to examine how ACEsmay lead to the development of allergies and asthma.Wade completed his PhD in 1997 in Sociology specializing in Health and Aging atWestern University and his post-doctoral studies in Psychiatric Epidemiology at theUniversity of Calgary. He spent four years at the University of Cincinnati at the Institutefor Health Policy and Health Services Research and the Department of Psychiatry. In2003, he was awarded the Canada Research Chair in Youth and Wellness to come toBrock University. Becoming a full professor in 2010, he served as the Department Chairfrom 2010 to 2013. He is a visiting professor in the Centre of Excellence for Women andChild Health at the Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. He has more than 100publications and has been awarded more than 21 million in grants as both a principal andco-investigator.10 Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
Graduates# Indicates with First-Class Standing* Indicates with DistinctionMaster of Applied GerontologyIan Edward AlcockAlison Marie AmosDaniella Maria BozzoKaitlynn Diane LutomskiSydney PulliaAllison Deanne SageAndrea Carleigh SilverMaster of Public HealthHailey ArsenaultKara Francesca IppolitoAndrew Allan SharpeGagandeep Kaur VirdiYeonJung YooKrista Ann ZoeteweyMaster of ProfessionalKinesiologyArron Luke AlstonAmy Marlene CruickshankMaster of ArtsLeyla AttisCullum Hayden BrownbridgeErin Monica CorkeryRaiven De SouzaAmanda Marie Ida HansenBeeverly Jean-PierreMatthew MilliganCarson Edward Scott MorseTalia RitondoAshley Joanne Soucie-VukmanichGordon Daniel WatkinMaster of ScienceAbrisham BeigpoorTyler Chad Allan DunhamMichael Robert GiancaterinoMegan Alexandra HenryNatalie Jade HicksSukhdeep KaurDylan Henry LamersMegan Jade MagierCody James MaloneMyan Lorrine MillerJoseph Anthony MorettoShai OlanskyDavid OshanaEleni Maria PatsakosJoanna PrzepiorkowskiScott William SteeleAnna WojtisBachelor of Arts (Honours)# Bavneet Kaur Azra# Abbey Heather BrownCourtney Marie Danbrook# Joceline Davina GaffanMackenzie Hailey Harrison# Kendra HorlickBailey Victoria Kay# Megan LugtenburgSydney Jane Mumford# Sarah Dawn Prenger# Marissa Louisa RasoBrianna Michelle Warchol# Kathrynn Victoria Rose YungblutBachelor of Arts (3 Year)* Sahejpreet Kaur ChahalCara DavoliHarsumit DhanjuEvan John GarsonKennedy Ann Kinzel* Jennifer Lee KlysMorgan LongStephanie Munavish* Madison Viola PetersAnh Tuyet ThachLisa Anne WatsonBachelor of Public Health(Honours)# Harroop Singh AhujaAkin Efe AksuOluwadamilola Seun Babatunde# Samantha Liese BayerMatthew Bergeron# Caitlin Melissa BoonHayley Olivia BroadfootJulia Elena CerminaraMalavika DagarRebecca Leigh DevaladaresAna DjepicSalina Katarzyna DziekanHassabel Rasol Mohamed El-Siddig# Cailey Felicia Tiffany EllisLauren Elizabeth GayMadisyn Marie GionetAmanda Ingabire# Rhianne Theresa Ivison# Sunita JyaniNahomie KabeyaAryan Singh Kahlon# Allyson Dana KerrJiali KuangToni Tereen Kamille LewisMei Juan LiVivian LiuVanessa Kathryn LombardiSarah Melissa MatthewsPulcherie MburanumweJacques Mbuyi MukendiAvani MistryJapreet Kaur MundiOluwadasola Olayemi Olufosoye# Osatohanmwen Omigie# Chukwudumebi Emmanuella OnyeagwuKelechi Mercy OriakuMichelle Catharine PetersAlexandra Theresa RhoadesKendalle Emperador SantillanoChrissa Michelle Sinnett# Pragina SivarajahCassandra Laura Stirpe# Rabbia Syed# Rebecca ThompsonTamuno Ibelema Favour UbaniAlexie Diana ValkoRoberta VenslauskaiteMichelle Lillie VinodLongyang WangBachelor of Science (Honours)# Sarah Abdunnabi# Nour Abu Nafisa# Jacquelyn Princess Achioso# Syed Azaan Adnan# Fatimah Al Hilal# Jana Alhegagi# Nicholas Heinz AnastasiouRaymond Kwabena Anomah# Brianna Azzopardi# Rachel Lindsay Benedetti# Soumitra Biswas# Luc Alexander Johannes Broschek# Laura Daniela CabreraStacey Campbell-CarterMatthew Lucas CastilloChelsea Anne CastillouxFaculty of Applied Health Sciences 11
# Hussain Nazir Chattha# Abirami Chockalingam# Gabriel Dino CostantiniCarrie-Lynn Abigayle CramptonKyle Timothy Crouse# Madelyn Rosetta Cryer# Victoria DanelskiShindaji Aqeel Sean DeaneNehchal Kaur Dhillon# Laura Louise Didomenico# Brent Nathan DryczewyczBreanna Marie Joy DupeCassundra Marjorie DutotMegan Kathleen Evans# Victor Nader Fahmy# Lisa Joanna Faulkner# Iulian Firica-CorilaAliah GauthierAmir Geressu# Mariam nagy faro Gohar# Saif Ali GoharSukhmanjit Kaur Gosal# Megan Isabella Guarascia# Alexander Nathapong Hartley# Vinita Hatanaka Chotai# Damyen Kinsey Henderson-Lee Wah# Amelia Grace Hodgson# Meriem ImamGaetan Imbeault# Valentina Jerez Romero# Jennifa JiffryJeslin Rose Maria KaipadaKyle Ezekiel KarwurZabrina Shoshana Danae Kerr# Safa Eramzeb KhanMadison Katherine Anne Konior# Nadjah Kurreembukus# Mitchel Peter Kvacica# Shu Kyi LaiValeria Teresa Lazo De La Vega# Klaudi Lekaj# Jessica Ann Liem# Maia Cadie-Ann Liszt# Mattea Vivianne Katrina Lodewyk# Bianca Marie Lupia# Katelyn Alexandra MajauryShaheen Aliya Mamdeen# Kiera Nicole MarsonMehvish Massey-Bhatti# Sarah MawNaomi Abigale McDonaldRenato Martin Mesaros# Manroop MinhasFathima Mohamed# Kelsey Moon# Kiera Jayne MoroziukNivashini NantheesanNavreek Ruby NarKristina Lorraine Ada Nash# Lindsay Ann Nichols12 Faculty of Applied Health SciencesTeninla Kamikun Oladipo# Valerie Frances Pagnotta# Brandon Kyle Pe BenitoNguyet Minh PhamRenata-Lynne Margaret Phillips# Stefan Radovic# Jaspreet Kaur Randhawa# Anjlee Rathaur# Mohini Maya RathodWilliam James RatskosLiam David RichardsonManuela Rivera# Mohammed Ali Salih Thiab# Shelby Alexandra Sandford# Jessica Maria ScerboRaghav SharmaJessica Raed Shimon Karborani# Yamini Singh# Brianna Nicole Sirotnik# Maggie May SmithMiranda Grace SmithSophie Marie Southall-OwenEmma Victoria Stanziani# Matthew Kresnaputra Sudiyono# Melissa Christina Syragakis# Lahvanya ThayananthanSabrina May Westcott Tigwell# Jennifer Torres Velasquez# Camilla Helena Trojanowski# Michael TruongNicole Niki Tsakiridis# Quincey Patrick TurnbullKaitlyn Joanne Van Deventer# Amit Singh Virdi# Cullan James VoelknerNaomi Vos# Stephanie Nicole Wadge# Yousuf Zeyad Waleed# Kahlan Elizabeth WoodhouseMadison Alexandria Wright# Marina Amir Youwakim# Veronica Sarah Zajic# Raadhiyah Nusha ZowmiBachelor of Science in Nursing(Honours)Chelsea Muruayo Ahmed# Emily Victoria AngiYousra Anwar# Emily Jane Asante# Martha May AugustineRebecca Frances BalykKarna Barnes# Rachel Margaret Simone Bolland# Lauren Catherine Brownson# Amanda Rita ByjSkaidra Grace Cerps# Manpreet Kaur CheraKelvin Chu# Holly Ann Coulson# Lauren Elizabeth Jane Coulson# Madison Michelle CruickshankRachael Lynn Curtis# Kennedy Quinn Debruyne# Yutee Desai# Alexis Dianne Barbara DevriesCassidy DwyerMaria DziarkachGlorassia Menhem Fares# Alexa FlorezLogan FoellerBrianna Margaret FranzCandace Katherine Gabel# Olivia Rae Gallagher# Jordan Mariah Gallant# Nyssa Mikaela GallopLailanie Grace Gao-AyenNavjit Kaur GarchaMeghan Colleen Marie GibbonsBryson Thomas GuenetteKatelyn Lorraine Guenther# Peter Hanna# Devon Nathaniel Hawes# Spencer James Hayward# Jessica Ann Henneke# Qynn Olivia Honsberger# Paige Nicole Judson# Victoria Grace KlauckEmily Marie KruspelSarah Marie LeaistDanielle Nicole Lentini# Marijana Loncar# Debby Pearl Lontoc# Tara Margaret LundyMitchel Chido MadzoreraReaghan McCannKaylin McNeely# Rachel Lyn MechelseLisa Janice Jean MochrieMykinnah Paige Moulaison-Clapp# Asya Munshi# Isaac MussieMukai Hope MutambaraCourtney Marie NolanAngelica Edyta Nowak# Jessica OgbeideVina OngOlivia Lina Esther Palmieri# Nicole Doreen ParsonsJessica Ofori PeprahAna Perencevic# Cindy PerleyMary Philopos# Nadia Alexandra Potapov# Kate Elizabeth Prychitka# Grace Evelene PyattMatthew Michael Rabishaw# Jennifer Sandra Rivera
# Melissa Ann Rockx# Hope RyanSimran Kaur SandhuPaige Scott# Alyssia Christina Silenzi# Sheridan Elizabeth SimpsonMorgan Joan Sims# Brooke StevensGuillermo Taneza# Tiffany ThachKaren ThaiJane Antonia Togeretz# Danielle Marie TopicChristelle Ulysse# Laura Rachele VentrescaShayna Alayna Wales# Alexis Joy Sharon Whiteley# Autumn Wild# Emily Paige Winter# Kelsie Reagan Young# Ethan Vaughan ZaichickBachelor of Child Health(Honours)# Christine Akosua AcheampongHayley Lauren AdameZoe Alice Archambault# Gillian Nicole DelaireAlison Jane FrenchMackenzie Kay Alexis Kauth# Meaghan Lisa Emma LaVigneKirsten Grace LillArianna Admareen LukeMarina Lynn McLaughlinAlexandra Louise MoffattBrenda Phan# Delaney Lyn WrightBachelor of Kinesiology(Honours)# Hamza Mohamed AdwanHarun Ilyas AliJacob Arthur Andres# Daniela Fleitas Armstrong# Farris BakirSheley Barrios Barrera# Baker Mohy BayatJena Lee BerndtDarrin Tate Bethlehem# Blakeley John Boakes# Nathan John BolgerDharma Kathryn BonneauNicholas Peter BussiSamantha Arianna Cameron# Geoffrey David Canal# Alyssa Jane CarreyJoshua CatherwoodGillian Leigh ChalmersAmanda Rose Champoux# Nicole Helen Chappell# Troy Arthur Charman# Kyle Robert CooperStephanie DalliNoah Sean Datema# Danielle Sharleen Donna Datzkiw# Makayla Lynn De BellisCarter Aaron DeforestEdona Demiri# Annie DickHannah Rose DolanChelsey Patricia DuganMadison Victoria Dwyer# Kira Eggengoor# Sweeny Rose Gomez EsperanzaJamie Gabriella Farrell# Morgan Douglas FinleyDalia FiordaBrooke L
a transfer student must have completed a minimum of five credits at Brock University, including all departmental honours requirements for Year 4 and have maintained a minimum 75 per cent overall average and a minimum 80 per cent major average (based on Brock courses only). or: Graduands who have completed the approved 15-credit
