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THE CLASS OFMIDYEAR COMMENCEMENTDECEMBER 19, 2020
CongratulationsThe University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is proud of the accomplishments celebrated in today’scommencement ceremony. We recognize and applaud the determination of our graduates tocomplete their studies. We also recognize and appreciate the help families and friends have givento make this graduation possible. While we all would prefer the grandeur of a live, in-personcommencement, we have worked hard to ensure this safe, virtual ceremony commemorates yourresilience and perseverance amid a historic pandemic.The completion of a program of study is significant. It commemorates a major milestone reachedwhile signaling unlimited opportunities for the future. It is in this spirit of hope and optimismthat today we congratulate those who have now completed their studies at the University ofWisconsin Oshkosh.Our newest graduates are an embodiment of a rich tradition of hands-on collaborative learning,academic excellence and personal growth that extends to the date the University was foundedin 1871. It is this tradition that links our newest alumni with prior graduates, who are activelyenriching the civic, business, charitable and political sectors of our global community.As a regional center for the celebration and promotion of knowledge, culture and innovation, ourUniversity is an integral part of the broader community. With the fresh effort and focus of today’sgraduates who join us in this broader role, we envision even more opportunities that will connectour University with the region we so proudly serve.It is my honor as the 11th chancellor of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh to extend thisspecial recognition on behalf of the faculty, staff, students and alumni of the University.Sincerely,Andrew J. Leavitt, Ph.D.he, him, hisChancellor, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh23
U N I V E R S I T Y OF W I S C O N S I N O S H K O S HThe University of Wisconsin Oshkosh was founded asthe state’s third normal school in 1871. The OshkoshState Normal School became Wisconsin’s foremostteacher-training institution.In later years, as the focus and curriculum expanded,the institution underwent several name changes.A graduate school was added in 1963. In its centennialyear of 1971, President Roger Earl Guiles guidedUW Oshkosh’s merger into the Wisconsin system.Today, with three Fox Valley campuses nestled inthe cities of Fond du Lac, Menasha and Oshkosh,UW Oshkosh prepares students for fulfilling lives andchallenging careers with 70 undergraduate majorsand 48 master’s degree, certificate and doctoralprograms spanning a wide array of disciplines.Chancellor Andrew J. Leavitt leads this vibranteducational institution under a strategic plan witha focus on student success. The picturesque andenvironmentally conscious campuses are home to fivecolleges — Business, Education and Human Services,Honors, Letters and Science, and Nursing.UW Oshkosh’s focus on teaching is evident in itsdistinction of having won 11 UW System RegentsTeaching Awards of Excellence.UW Oshkosh, which will celebrate itssesquicentennial in 2021, is committedto student success, academic and inclusiveexcellence, community engagementand economic development.U N I V E R S I T Y OF W I S C O N S I N S Y S T E MThe University of Wisconsin System is governed by the Boardof Regents, an 18-member board of which 16 are appointedby the governor. The board, in turn, appoints the systempresident and the chancellors of the 13 universities. Thecurrent interim system president is Tommy G. Thompson.The board is currently comprised of Regent PresidentAndrew Petersen, Regent Vice President Michael Grebe,Robert Atwell, Scott Beightol, Amy Blumenfeld Bogost,Héctor Colón, José Delgado, Eve Hall, Mike Jones,Tracey Klein, Becky Levzow (Ex-Officio Member),Edmund Manydeeds III, Cris Peterson, Corey Saffold,Carolyn Stanford Taylor (Ex-Officio Member), Karen Walsh,Kyle Weatherly and Olivia Woodmansee.45
Academic ProcessionThis commencement ceremony marks a special occasionfor students completing degree programs offered by UWOshkosh. The Chancellor grants degrees by virtue of thepowers vested by the UW System’s Board of Regents. Inaddition, academic degrees may only be granted uponthe recommendation of the University’s faculty.The academic procession is a featured part of thecommencement program—a symbolic declaration thatall members of the academic community are bound bycommon purpose and shared commitment to the idealsof higher education, including the search for meaning,truth and understanding.Academic AttireThe colors and apparel worn in the processional aresymbolic of the Middle Ages. Because universitiesdeveloped from church schools, both faculty and studentswere regarded as part of the clergy and wore clericalclothing based on monastic dress.The traditional hat developed from the skull cap worn incold weather. In Europe, a bonnet with a tassel is still worn,but in America it has been replaced by the mortarboardcap or tam with tassel.The bachelor’s gown, with its long, pointed sleeves,is worn closed. The master’s gown has an oblongsleeve open at the wrist; the rear section is square cut.The doctoral gown often was furred, a decoration thatsurvives today as the velvet on the front and sleeves.Graduate degree gowns may be worn open or closed.The tassel colors seen in the processional correspondto the field of study: crimson, Bachelor of Liberal Studies andBachelor of Applied Studies; drab (tan), Bachelor of BusinessAdministration; light blue, Bachelor of Music Education,Bachelor of Science in Education and Bachelor of Science–Human Services; gold, Bachelor of Science; white,Bachelor of Arts; brown, Bachelor of Fine Arts; pink, Bachelorof Music; citron, Bachelor of Social Work; and apricot,6Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Master’s and Associateof Arts and Science degree candidates wear black tassels.College of Letters and Science White:Master of Arts–EnglishThe HoodsThe academic hood originally was worn over the head inbad weather. Now, it is added to the apparel of those withmaster’s and doctoral degrees. The hood also denotesacademic achievement beyond the associates andbachelor’s degrees.College of Nursing Apricot:Doctor of Nursing PracticeMaster of Science in NursingThe master’s and doctoral hoods display a gold andwhite chevron, denoting the University colors.College of Business Drab (tan):Master of Business–AdministrationMaster of Science–Applied BiotechnologyMaster of Science–Information Technology ManagementMaster of Science–Sustainable ManagementCollege of Education and Human Services Light blue:Doctor of Education–Educational Leadership and PolicyMaster of Science–Educational Leadership and PolicyMaster of Science in Education–LiteracyMaster of Science in Education–Professional CounselingMaster of Science in Education–Special EducationMaster of Science in Education–Teaching and LearningMaster of Science–Human Services LeadershipCollege of Letters and Science Citron(yellowish-green):Master of Social WorkCollege of Letters and Science Gold (yellow):Master of Science–Athletic TrainingMaster of Science–BiologyMaster of Science–CybersecurityMaster of Science–Data ScienceMaster of Science–Mathematics EducationMaster of Science–PsychologyCollege of Letters and Science Peacock blue:Master of Public AdministrationHonor CordsStudents wearing gold-colored cords have earned theLatin honors:*** Summa cum laude (3.9 and higher GPA)*** Magna cum laude (3.75 GPA)*** Cum laude (3.5 GPA)CEREMONIAL TRADITIONSCEREMONIAL TRADITIONSCEREMONIAL TRADITIONSStudents wearing white-colored cords have earnedacademic distinction within their college or unit. Studentswearing other cords, stoles or insignia wear them inrecognition of scholarly achievement in a department,honor society, study-abroad program or in the tradition ofan international student’s native country.Honors CollegeStudents who successfully complete the Honors Collegecurriculum along with their major requirements earnHonors College designations at either graduate orassociate level, depending on their cumulative GPA:tt Honors College Graduates (3.5 to 4.0 GPA)receive Honors Medallionstt Honors College Associates (3.2 to 3.49 GPA)are awarded Certificates of RecognitionUniversity Seal/Chancellor’s MedallionThe University Seal/Chancellor’s Medallion symbolizesUW Oshkosh’s history and aspirations. At the center ofthe medal is a fountain of knowledge, divided in threeto reflect the school’s commitment to realizing thecreative power of individuals, the value of learning as ahumanizing force and our aspiration to excellence. Theword “learning” is centered at the bottom, serving asthe foundation of the University’s mission. The stylizedfigure at the center forms the school’s initials. The outwardsweeping W reflects the Wisconsin Idea—educationreaching to the state’s boundaries. The date of theUniversity’s founding appears at the bottom, representingthe importance of those who came before us.7
Processional Pomp and Circumstance No. 1. Edward Elgar, composerConvening of Commencement . John Koker, Provost and Vice ChancellorPLEASE STAND FOR PRESENTATION OF THE COLORSNational Anthem. Audience led by Abby ShreveGreetings and Introductions . John Koker, Provost and Vice ChancellorWelcome. Andrew J. Leavitt, ChancellorComments from the Graduating Class Speaker . Sydney DevittCommencement Address . Dr. John NewmanPresentation of Graduates . John Koker, Provost and Vice ChancellorGRADUATE DEGREESDoctor of Education. Linda Haling, DeanDoctor of Nursing Practice . Judy A. Westphal, DeanGraduate Studies . Jordan Landry, DirectorUNDERGRADUATE DEGREESFond du Lac and Fox Cities Campuses .Martin Rudd, Assistant Chancellor for Access CampusesDivision of Online and Continuing Education. Michael Bartlett, Executive DirectorPLATFORM PARTYUW Oshkosh ChancellorAndrew J. LeavittProvost and Vice Chancellor forAcademic AffairsJohn KokerAssistant Chancellor forAccess CampusesMartin RuddCommencement SpeakerDr. John NewmanRepresenting the Graduating ClassSydney DevittRepresenting the UW OshkoshAlumni AssociationBrooke Tabbert, ‘04Representing the OshkoshStudent AssociationIan McDonaldDean of the College of Educationand Human ServicesLinda HalingRepresenting the Faculty SenateDruscilla ScribnerDean of the Honors CollegeLaurence CarlinRepresenting the Senateof Academic StaffMelanie MarineDean of the Collegeof Letters and ScienceKimberly RiversRepresenting the University StaffLisa GoetschDean of the College of NursingJudy A. WestphalVice Chancellor for Financeand AdministrationJames FletcherDirector of Graduate ServicesJordan LandryVice Chancellor for Student AffairsArt MuninExecutive Director for the Divisionof Online and Continuing EducationMichael BartlettDean of the College of BusinessBarbara L. RauRegistrar of the UniversityLisa DanielsonPLATFORM PARTYCEREMONYCEREMONYCollege of Business . Barbara L. Rau, DeanCollege of Education and Human Services . Linda Haling, DeanCollege of Letters and Science . Kimberly Rivers, DeanCollege of Nursing . Judy A. Westphal, DeanCONFERRAL OF DEGREESConferring of Degrees . Andrew J. Leavitt, ChancellorGreetings from the UW Oshkosh Alumni Association . Brooke Tabbert, ‘04Alma Mater . Audience led by Abby Shreve89
Guest SpeakerDR.JOHNNEWMANPRESIDENT, AURORA MEDICAL CENTER OSHKOSH ANDCHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, OSHKOSH/FOND DU LAC PATIENTSERVICE AREADr. John Newman has more than 25 years of experience in the field of medicine and surgery. Prior to joining Aurora,Dr. Newman spent nine years with Sentara Healthcare in Norfolk, Virginia. Since joining Aurora in April 2015, hisaccomplishments include recognition among the Truven Health Analytics Top 100 Hospitals and five stars fromthe Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Dr. Newman also had a distinguished military career of 17 years,including three tours of duty in Iraq.Dr. Newman has worked with UW Oshkosh and the community of Oshkosh since early this year, helping theUniversity and a coalition of partners develop robust plans and a coordinated response to contain COVID-19.His support of the UWO Recovery Task Force, helping UWO leaders address health and safety issues particularto a university setting, along with most impactful practices to reduce transmission, was critical to thedevelopment of the institution’s fall Titans Return plan.Student SpeakerSYDNEYDEVIT TSydney Devitt of Crystal Lake, Illinois, graduates cum laude with a bachelor of artswith majors in political science and international studies. Outside the classroom,Devitt helped UW Oshkosh continue its tradition of success by serving as arepresentative on the award-winning UWO Model United Nations team.Devitt was awarded a Chancellor’s Award of Excellence in recognition of heroutstanding leadership as a peer mentor for the University Studies Program,a member of Oshkosh Circle K and vice president of the Oshkosh StudentAssociation. Beyond her campus involvement, Devitt has a passion toincrease youth voter engagement in a nonpartisan way. She internedfor two members of congress and served as an election engagementintern on campus. Devitt plans to pursue a career in politicalservice with dreams of one day serving in Congress.1011
DOCTOR OF EDUCATIONSUMMER 2020Dr. Sarah J. Adumat BSE, UW–Madison,MS, UW–MadisonDissertation Title: Elementary EducatorsCultivating Collaborative Communities:Taking Risks and Learning TogetherDissertation Chair: Dr. Kyle SteeleDr. Nanette L. Bunnow BS, UW–StevensPoint, MS, UW–MadisonDissertation Title: The Effect of ClassSize Reduction on Achievement of LowSocioeconomic Status StudentsDissertation Chair: Dr. Marguerite Penick-ParksDr. Tracy J. Ginter AB, Ripon College,MSE, UW–Stevens PointDissertation Title: The Effects of LiteracyBlocks: A Study of Teachers’ PerceptionsDissertation Chair: Dr. Marguerite Penick-ParksDr. Belynda Leigh Pinkston MS, NovaSoutheastern UniversityDissertation Title: Milwaukee PublicSchools: The Rise of the Opportunity GapA Review of Past and PresentDissertation Chair: Dr. Marguerite Penick-ParksDr. Laura L. Schieffer BS, UW–Milwaukee,MS, UW–MilwaukeeDissertation Title: Perceptions of Teacher’sConfidence and Comfort in Voicing LeastRestrictive Environment for Their StudentDissertation Chair: Dr. Marguerite Penick-ParksCOLLEGE OF BUSINESS MASTER’S DEGREESMASTER OF BUSINESSADMINISTRATIONSUMMER 2020Patrick J. Brocker BBA, UW–Green BayJarrod W. Brown BS, UW–Stevens PointMichael J. Brown BS, UW–Stevens PointDylan M. Fleming BS, UW–StoutJesse J. Scheer BBA, UW–Green BayMichael J. Tendick BS, UW–MadisonFALL 2020Ryan Daniel Bartell BS, UW Oshkosh,MS, UW OshkoshDylan E. Beaudo BBA, UW OshkoshConnor S. Behm BBA, UW OshkoshKurt Robert Beno BBA, St. Norbert CollegeBrooke S. Bosch BS, Northern MichiganUniversityTyler Lynn Broesch BSENG,UW–MilwaukeeJoseph D. Cameron BBA, UW–MadisonEric Paul Craver BA, University of Iowa,MA, University of IowaFALL 2020Dr. Steven K. Hill BSE, UW Oshkosh,MS, UW–MilwaukeeDissertation Title: New Teacher Burnout:A Case Study of the Level of Burnout inNew Teachers in Five Rural MidwestSchool DistrictsDissertation Chair: Dr. Kyle SteeleDavid A. Curtis BS, UW–Stevens PointTaylor Dunlap BA, Lakeland UniversityJennifer A. Fleischman BS, UW OshkoshAlos Fortino Pires de Almeida BS,Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie,BrazilAndrew P. Geissinger BS, UW–StevensPointRachel A. Heineman BAS, UW OshkoshHeather Hennlich BS, University of PhoenixVictoria A. Larsen BBA, UW OshkoshLang Lee Lee BS, UW OshkoshNiki Marcelle BS, UW-La CrosseMichael J. Marx BS, Upper Iowa UniversityJonathon J. McCarthy BSE, UW OshkoshNatalya Marion Mudry BBA, UW OshkoshZachary Nabbefeld BBA, UW OshkoshDenise R. Parrish BSN, UW Oshkosh,MSN, UW OshkoshCory J. Pauls BS, UW OshkoshDiane Peplinski BA, Lakeland CollegeChristopher A. Pruitt BSW, UW–Eau ClaireChristopher S. Rand BA, UW–Green BayRichard James Roehrick BS, UW OshkoshJonathan F. Ropella BBA, UW OshkoshKristina J. Schmitt BS, UW–Green BayRobin K. School BS, UW–Stevens PointMark P. Schrimpf BS, UW–MadisonBrian M. Seeger BA, UW–Stevens PointJohn A. Shambles III BS,Oklahoma State UniversityNicholas A. Thanos BS, UW–Madison,BSN, Marian UniversityMary Carol Underhill BA, UW–MadisonJesse M. Waldvogel BBA, UW OshkoshNathaniel L. Weisenfeld BS, UW–River FallsCecilie J. Wojciehowski BBA,UW OshkoshDavid A. Zalusky BS, UW–StoutGRADUATE DEGREESGRADUATE DEGREESCOLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMANSERVICES DOCTOR OF EDUCATIONMASTER OF SCIENCE –SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENTSUMMER 2020Dominique Marcelle Boczek Caldwell BS,University of Minnesota–Twin CitiesElizabeth A. Williams BS, UW OshkoshCOLLEGE OF NURSING DOCTOROF NURSING PRACTICEDOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICEFALL 2020Dr. Jeffrey A. Fillmore BS, Brigham YoungUniversity, BSN, Trinity CollegeDNP Scholarly Project Title: ConcussionEducation for the Coaching Staff of anAthletic Department in a Small SchoolDistrict in Central WisconsinProject Chair: Dr. Kathleen Elertson1212Dr. Mai Ge Vang BS, Bellin Collegeof NursingDNP Scholarly Project Title: BreakingDown Barriers to Breast Cancer ScreeningProject Chair: Dr. Michelle LehrDr. Andrea Elke Zabel BS,UW–Milwaukee, MSN,Marquette UniversityDNP Scholarly Project Title: RevampingNursing Leadership Education in aGraduate Nursing ProgramProject Chair: Dr. Bonnie Nickasch1313
MASTER OF SCIENCE –EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIPAND POLICYSUMMER 2020Shawn O. Cleveland BA, Prescott CollegeBrian A. Hoerth BSE, UW OshkoshMegan J. Luedtke BA, LawrenceUniversity, MSE, UW OshkoshSae Yang BSE, UW OshkoshFALL 2020Janie L. Anderson BS, UW–Eau ClaireAnna K. Beatty BS, Silver Lake College,MAE, Marian College of Fond Du LacMichelle J. Bernhardt BM, Silver LakeCollegeCrystal N. Bissing BA, St. Norbert CollegeElizabeth M. Bloedow BS, UW-Green BayJill M. Jaber BS, UW OshkoshLisa LeMahieu BSE, UW OshkoshMichelle M. Munns BBA, UW OshkoshJaslyn Posewitz BS, UW-WhitewaterKari L.C. Schwartz, BM UW-Stevens PointTheodore Selker BA, UW-Stevens PointEric M. Treager BSE, UW OshkoshMackenzie L. Wissink BSE, UW OshkoshChao Xiong BSE, UW OshkoshMASTER OF SCIENCE – HUMANSERVICES LEADERSHIPFALL 2020Kari E. Olsen BA, University of Minnesota–Twin CitiesAnn F. Smith BS, UW–Green BayLeann M. Turner BS, UW–Stevens Point14MASTER OF SCIENCE INEDUCATION – LITERACYMASTER OF SCIENCE INEDUCATION – SPECIAL EDUCATIONSUMMER 2020SUMMER 2020Jamie L. Bloom BS, UW–Eau ClaireLeah L. Comfort BSE, UW–WhitewaterCasey Mae DeRemer BS, UW–StevensPointAndrea J. Edbauer BSE, UW OshkoshAndrew J. Kieckhafer BSE, UW OshkoshMonica A. Krautkramer BS, UW–StevensPointKatherine J. Lindsay BA, Boston UniversityKelsey A. Lundgren BA, UW–Eau ClaireCarolyn J. Melville BS, UW–Eau ClaireJordan A. Moser BSE, UW–WhitewaterEmily E. Nowak BS, UW–Stevens PointJill L. Petersen BSE, UW OshkoshMichelle A. Richardson BSE, UW OshkoshMegan M. Schultz BSE, UW–WhitewaterKayla M. Sylla BSE, UW–WhitewaterHannah Michelle Wastak BSE,UW–WhitewaterHeidi Marie Alfred BSE, UW OshkoshMichelle L. Bergin BA, Ashford UniversityAshley R. Mader BS, UW–Green BayAnn M. Mittelstadt BSE, UW OshkoshErica M. Roberts BSE, UW OshkoshSonja M. Rosencrans BA, UW OshkoshSarah M. Talbot BS, UW–MadisonMASTER OF SCIENCE INEDUCATION – PROFESSIONALCOUNSELINGFALL 2020John Barajas BA, Humboldt StateUniversityRichard Bares BS, UW–La CrosseColton Boelte BS, UW OshkoshAmber J. Ellie BS, UW–La CrosseCassidy KC. Enright BA, St. NorbertCollegeAmanda Rae Flyte BS, UW OshkoshKalee J. Klein BS, UW OshkoshBrooke K. Smith BS, UW–Green BayFALL 2020Jolene M. Holtain BA Ashford UniversityCharlotte Radliff BSE, UW OshkoshSelina K. Vang Her BS UW OshkoshAmy V. Von Holzen BS UW-Stevens PointMASTER OF SCIENCE INEDUCATION – TEACHINGAND LEARNINGSUMMER 2020Mandi B. Austin BSE, UW–WhitewaterRana M. Freeze BS, UW–MilwaukeeJodie A. Klamm BA, UW–WhitewaterLynn N. Peirick BSE, UW–MadisonBecky Jo Ryan BSE, UW–Whitewater,MA, Aurora UniversityJoshua Thorison BBA, UW–Madison,MS, UW–MilwaukeeFALL 2020Chayakarn Suanboon BS, KasetsartUniversity, ThailandKevin E. Tesch BSW, UW OshkoshLaura J. Vandehy BSE, UW OshkoshCOLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCEMASTER’S DEGREESMASTER OF ARTS – ENGLISHMASTER OF SCIENCE – BIOLOGYSUMMER 2020SUMMER 2020SUMMER 2020Brett M. Hartman BSE, UW–MadisonRobin D. Pagel BS, UW–ParksideDean D. Bartel BSE, UW-WhitewaterGonca Canyurt BS, Ankara University,Turkey, MS, UW OshkoshFALL 2020FALL 2020Amber M. Chaplin BS, UW OshkoshKara M. Heyne BA, University of DallasJane Ballesteros BA, Columbia CollegeBrenna H. Glas AB, Ripon CollegeMatthew D. Gondek BS, UW OshkoshColin Stubin Long BS, UW OshkoshNathan Dean Nozzi BS, UW OshkoshLyndsay S. Poeschl BS, UW OshkoshAndrew J. Sabai BS, UW OshkoshGabriela M. Smith BS, UW OshkoshKasey Leilani Stewart BS, UW OshkoshBrandon Royal Thomas BS, UW OshkoshZachary C. Tooley BS, UW–La CrosseDoua Yang BA, Carthage CollegeNathan D. Witman BS, UW OshkoshMASTER OF PUBLICADMINISTRATIONFALL 2020Alisha Arnold BS, Cardinal StritchUniversityRonnie D. Barger BSN, Universityof PhoenixAmy Barrows BS, UW–La CrosseJulie A. Butz BS, UW–WhitewaterJason W. Carviou BS, UW–Green BayDarryl S. Franklin BAS, UW OshkoshRobert S. Haller BAS, UW OshkoshLisa Lee Kuczmarski BS, UW–StevensPointTara J. Muender BA, University ofNorthern IowaMarcus J. Rennicke BA, UW OshkoshKye Ranney Richards BA, UW–MadisonAnnette L. Rodriguez BS, KaplanUniversityWesley E. Starkey II BS, Upper IowaUniversityRichard C. Traner BS, UW–MilwaukeeAlexander Lee Trembley BS, UW–StoutJoyce A. Wayka BA, College ofMenominee NationMASTER OF SCIENCE –DATA SCIENCESUMMER 2020Robert A. Huelsman BENG,UW–MilwaukeeFALL 2020Eric Andrew Thompson BSENG,Western Michigan UniversityMASTER OF SCIENCE –MATHEMATICS EDUCATIONGRADUATE DEGREESGRADUATE DEGREESCOLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMANSERVICES MASTER’S DEGREESMASTER OF SCIENCE –PSYCHOLOGYSUMMER 2020McKayla Lyn Bullock BS, UW OshkoshEdrose Z. Heiny BS, UW OshkoshTroy A. Othrow BA, Marquette UniversityCaitlin Amanda Weihing BS, UW OshkoshFALL 2020Haley R. Bowers BA, UW OshkoshMeghan Brzinski BS, UW–WhitewaterZach Bukowski BS, UW OshkoshTrevor Henne BA, Wisconsin LutheranCollegeMichael Tylor R. Losser BS, UW OshkoshDeanna Lorraine Luttenberger BS,UW OshkoshSandra C. Michels BENG, UW–MilwaukeeTatiana Swisher BS, James MadisonUniversityBrittany L. Wierzba BS, UW–Stevens PointMASTER OF SOCIAL WORKFALL 2020Kohle W. Simmons BS, UW Oshkosh15
BACHELOR OF BUSINESSADMINISTRATIONSUMMER 2020Skander Derosiers MenashaGabrielle R. Lacayo AppletonRobert E. Szymanski Bolingbrook, ILJoseph Trusk St. CloudFALL 2020Isabelle Abderholden OshkoshTurner J. Acton AppletonJasmin P. Aghili AppletonKaitlyn Rose Alexander Union Grove** Clayton P. Aschliman DeerfieldMitchell Raymond Behm SlingerMatthew L. Bennett Lowell *** Nicole K. Beyer AppletonJoseph G. Bradley PeshtigoHarper Lee Brandt NeenahDavid A. Brant PulaskiScott J. Briggs EdenJulianna Calzada SalemEmma K. Coursin Waukesha * Keegan Cummins ReedsburgKirsten Elizabeth DalyMenomonee FallsRiley J. Decleene OcontoSami Rae Diedrich AppletonMark R. Dilling Fond du LacTanor L. Ecklund NeenahMorgan Marie Endries Fond du Lac16David Gaytan Oswego, IL *Andrew D. Goodell SheboyganZachary T. Gruett NeenahCameron J. Gunther NeenahClaire M. Hamburg Mount Horeb * Dillon M. Heise OmroMark W. Hofacker Freedom *Lexi L. Hooyman NeenahBrady Huck MayvilleEmily M. Jacobs Fond du LacNathaniel M. Janssen KimberlyTravis Janus SussexDanielle Rae Johnson Laona *Max T. Johnson RiponMelissa E. Jordan Joliet, ILRachel L. Kallas Winneconne *Palmer J. Kelsey Sturgeon BayEdward Kindlarski MarathonSienna R. Knaebe Menomonee FallsJoseph Kotz SlingerJulia Catherine KrautkramerCombined LocksCody T. Kreitzer WittenbergMatthew A. Krier SheboyganAnna M. Lang Port Washington Patrick Lang Appleton ** Amber L. Leu EdenJackie Lor OshkoshErica Carolyn LorenzSheboygan Falls *Sydney Maher Iron Mountain, MIKeegan Gage Mains Oshkosh * Deagan Maki OshkoshErica Noelle Meredith RacineMichael A. Mergener CrivitzSean J. Mickle Maple Grove, MNMeghan E. Mieras Sioux Falls, SD *Susan J. Moll MilwaukeeDerek E. Moore Appleton *Kali Moore RhinelanderBenjamin R. Mrozinsky GlenbeulahAlexis P. Nowak-Sell AppletonRachel Emilie Nussbaum AppletonDevin M. Oleinik RhinelanderMichael J. Olsen Hartland *Rileigh A. Ostrom AppletonJamie E. Pagelow SheboyganBlake E. Pearson Lake MillsRobert Pelegrin MenashaNicole L. Peters OmroDanielle D. Piering CedarburgKatie C. Post Appleton **Jack J. Prescott ClymanBenjamin Prigge Sleepy Hollow, ILDanielle T. Ramsey Madison *Erick Andrew Reab AppletonMolly Rebman WinneconneJared J. Rickert Birnamwood ***Melanie L. Ruppier West BendSamuel J. Russo OshkoshMatthew D. Sanderfoot KaukaunaSharleen L. Sauberlich OshkoshMacy S. Schlosser West BendMicah J. Schmidt Elm GroveParker J. Schmidt Combined LocksJacob Schneider Menomonee FallsMeghan E. Schneider OshkoshJeffrey R. Schultz WatertownPaige Marie Schultz MarshfieldTia Raeann Slusar Waterford*** Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude *Cum Laude Honors College Graduate Honors College AssociateZachary Robert Stohlman Germantown Dylan T. Thorson BurlingtonSamuel Stoppleworth Oshkosh *** Adam M. Van Hefty Appleton *Megan N. Sultze AppletonBrandon L. Walters Fond du LacBailey J. Sweeney AppletonDylan Michael Warnier NeenahAlexis F. Szarkowitz TomahawkCameron S. Warnke OshkoshJessica B. Tarter Somerset Bryce E. Wick Fond du LacJael Linda Nantamu TegulwaCassidy Jane Wolosek WeyauwegaKampala, UgandaAlexandra Woodburn NeenahChee Xiong OshkoshChase R. Young PeshtigoAlexandra R. Ziegelbauer Iron Ridge Bernard A. Zimmermann IIIMenasha *Kurtis W. Zuiker RhinelanderUNDERGRADUATE DEGREESUNDERGRADUATE DEGREESCOLLEGE OF BUSINESSCOLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAND HUMAN SERVICESBACHELOR OF FINE ARTSMary Louise Shandonay Neenah **Alex L. Stern Appleton *FALL 2020FALL 2020Kylee C. Brabant Waupun *Maggie A. Douglas BrodheadBACHELOR OF SCIENCESUMMER 2020Heather R. Bailey BeloitAmanda A. Boedecker Howards GroveKaylee J. Conner Kenosha **Karen E. Esterline WausauMadalyn V. Fero WhitewaterCarrie A. Gau Fond du LacLorraine D. Jones Fond du Lac *Alysha M. Kloeckner RiponMadilyn P. Latta OshkoshDulce Lizbeth Lopez QuinteroWoodstock, ILAlexandria Cala Brown MilwaukeeQuanTejia Danaye ChampionMilwaukeeNicole M. Crook Monroe **Jennifer Davies OshkoshAnna C. Dodds Wausau *Natalie Henriksen PlainfieldHannah C. Johnson Hudson **Amelia Louise Kennedy Beaver DamMarni P. Martinson MadisonDeanna E. Meador OshkoshMichael T. Michler-HendrenFond du LacBrittany Miller Sun PrairieThomas V. Noennig MayvilleLaRiah S. OKimosh ShawanoAlison M. Owens WaukeshaStephanie J. Schulz RandolphJessica Solano De PereRebecca Sue Templeton PoynetteSherry Teruya-Smith New Holstein ***Neng Thor FranklinPatricia L. VanLanen Green Bay **Halle R. Walsh CampbellsportDavid S. Wiseman AppletonKeoni N. Wong AppletonNou Xiong Appleton *Jennifer Marie Zagorski West AllisBACHELOR OF SCIENCEIN EDUCATIONSUMMER 2020Emily Elizabeth Behling Eau ClaireFALL 2020Weston E. Alix Weyauwega*** Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude *Cum Laude Honors College Graduate Honors College Associate17
Jhordin N. Andell Lake Villa, IL *Christopher Atwood Oak Park, ILCodi L. Behm WautomaHannah Brown RiponKelsey Brown New Franken *Christopher Michael Brunn MenashaJasmine M. Buerger Jefferson *Austin C. Burmeister Appleton **Benjamin C. Cann BellevilleSamantha J. Captain Oshkosh ***Taylor M. Captain OshkoshJordan R. Cochrane Green Bay * Kalen T. Corbeil Hortonville *Emily S. Cupery NeenahEmily A. Daun OshkoshElizabeth M. Detrie Neenah *Samantha J. Diemel NeenahKayla J. Dionne OconomowocKatherine Dyche Ottawa, IL **Brittany S. Ebert Winneconne **Stephanie Margaret ElmquistPrairie du ChienKatlyn M. Emerich KimberlyAshley M. Emmer CampbellsportNicholas Engels JuneauCecillia S. Fairbanks Van DyneCarson B. Farmer South Elgin, IL **Jamaica S. Festge Ashland **Kelly Smith Goetz West Bend **Shannon L. Goltz Neenah **
UW Oshkosh's merger into the Wisconsin system. Today, with three Fox Valley campuses nestled in the cities of Fond du Lac, Menasha and Oshkosh, UW Oshkosh prepares students for fulfilling lives and challenging careers with 70 undergraduate majors and 48 master's degree, certificate and doctoral programs spanning a wide array of disciplines.
