2021 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND - COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES GRADUATION CEREMONY
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2021
UNIVERSITY
OF NEW ENGLAND
CO LLEG E O F A RTS AND SC IE NC E S
G RA DUATI ON CE RE MONY
COL L E G E OF A RTS A N D SCI E N CE S
CL A SS OF 2021
G R A D UATI ON CE R E M ON Y
May 15, 2021
9 a.m.
Harold Alfond Forum | Biddeford, ME
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND The University of New England is Maine’s largest private university, featuring two distinctive campuses in Maine, a vibrant campus in Tangier, Morocco, and an array of innovative offerings online. Our hands-on, experiential approach empowers students to join the next generation of leaders in their chosen fields. We are home to Maine’s only medical and dental colleges, a variety of other interprofessionally aligned health care programs, and nationally recognized degree paths in the marine sciences, the natural and social sciences, business, the humanities, and the arts. UNE. Innovation for a Healthier Planet. Visit www.une.edu COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES The UNE College of Arts and Sciences offers a broad spectrum of academic programs in the tradition of a liberal arts education. Each of our majors promotes knowledge and understanding of the world and provides perspectives on issues from multiple viewpoints. Students actively explore both the natural and social worlds through a broad-based mode of inquiry that fosters empathy and understanding. This pursuit of knowledge and caring for the world is at the center of the mission of the College of Arts and Sciences and prepares graduates for a rewarding, productive life, as well as for career or graduate school success. The excellence of our faculty combined with our unique location on the southern Maine coast provides the setting for a compelling learning environment. Across our undergraduate degree programs and in select graduate programs, we pride ourselves on high quality teaching in classes that provide opportunities for frequent, personal student-faculty interactions. We also believe deeply in research, creative expression, internships, and study abroad, as these experiences embody the ideal of a college education. UNE College of Arts and Sciences students graduate as intellectually engaged, globally aware, creative, and civically and environmentally responsible individuals who apply their education as a gateway to unyielding inquiry, professional achievement, and life-long learning.
THE POMP BEHIND THE CIRCUMSTANCE
Academic Regalia
THE GOWN THE CORDS AND STOLES
The history of the academic gown goes back to the 12th century. During this period, everyone — both men The cord in graduation ceremonies is used to signify a special designation or membership in an honor society.
and women, royalty, lay folk, clerics, tradesmen, students — wore long flowing robes. The apparel varied in The origin of the cord is from the Catholic and Anglican churches, where cords were used to distinguish
elegance according to the rank and wealth of the owner, from simple rough worsteds to rich gold brocades between the varying levels of clergy members.
wrought with tassels and trimmed with colorful velvet and rich furs. It was in this period that the first
organized bodies of learning were formed. From the gowns worn in the “universities” of the period have Academic Honors
evolved the academic costumes of today. Undergraduate students graduating with academic honors will be recognized for their academic excellence by
The bachelor’s gown is a simple design falling straight from a rather elaborate yoke with long pointed sleeves. cords of different colors draped around their necks: summa cum laude (gold), magna cum laude (blue), cum
The gown worn by a master has long, closed, somewhat fuller sleeves, which reach nearly to the wearer’s laude (silver).
knees. The arms go through slits at the elbow, giving the appearance of short sleeves. The doctoral gown is cut
much fuller and has large bell-shaped sleeves. The gowns are usually, but not always, black, and those of College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Honors Program
bachelors and masters are generally devoid of ornamentation. The doctoral gowns are distinguished by the The CAS Honors Program provides high-performing students with first-hand exposure to scholarship and
five-inch velvet panel around the neck and down both sides of the front as well as by three-inch velvet bars research. Students apply to the program and then complete and publicly defend a research-based honors
sewn on each sleeve. thesis. They will be recognized by a solid red cord.
The color of the velvet trim may be black or may indicate the nature of the degree. For example, the color
designating a Doctor of Philosophy is dark blue; a Doctor of Medicine, green; a Doctor of Education, light blue; Military Service Honors
a Doctor of Science, golden yellow; a Doctor of Humanities, white; a Doctor of Law, purple. The University is proud to recognize students serving or who have served in the various military branches of
the United States of America. Graduating students currently serving in the U.S. military and veterans will be
recognized by a red, white, and blue cord.
THE HOOD
The hood seems to have had a somewhat practical origin. Medieval monks used their hood for two purposes: to Academic Honor Societies
protect their shaved heads in the winter and as a container in which to collect alms. Alpha Chi (National Honor Society), white stole with blue and green Greek letters; Chi Alpha Sigma (National
Today the hood serves as the most symbolic part of the academic regalia by which the observer can ascertain the College Athlete Honor Society), black/gold cord with tassels; Phi Alpha Theta (History), red/blue cord with
wearer’s level and kind of degree. The bachelor’s hood is the smallest, being three feet long. The velvet trim along mixed tassels; Psi Chi (Psychology), insignia pin, platinum/dark blue cord with mixed tassels
the edges, indicating the nature of the degree, is two inches wide. The master’s hood is six inches longer and
bears a three-inch velvet trim. Global Education
The Office of Global Education recognizes students who have studied abroad as part of a UNE program
The doctoral hood is a full four feet long and exhibits a five-inch velvet trim, indicating the nature of the degree.
for one semester or more with a stole reflective of the flag of the country in which the student studied.
The colorful interior of the hood, visible from behind, indicates by hue the degree-granting institution. The
University of New England’s colors are blue and grey.
ISE Student Leaders
The Office of Intercultural Student Engagement honors student leaders who have worked to advance
knowledge of cultural diversity and social justice. These students have served as officers of an organization in
the Cultural Council or a University committee and will be recognized by a distinctive kente stole.C O MME NC E ME NT S P E A K E R HO NO RA RY D E G RE E RE C I P I E NT, D O C TO R O F S C I E NC E NIRAV D. SHAH, M.D., J.D. Director, Maine CDC In June 2019, Nirav Shah, M.D., J.D., was appointed as the director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC). Dr. Shah comes to Maine CDC with broad experience in public health, most recently as director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, where he implemented key initiatives to address the state’s opioid crisis, reduce maternal and infant mortality, and reduce childhood lead poisoning. As an attorney and public health economist, Shah previously advised professionals and governments around the nation and globe on improving the delivery of health care. Earlier in his career, he worked for the Ministry of Health in Cambodia, where his work included investigating and managing disease outbreaks as an epidemiologist. He is the current president of the national Association of State and Territorial Health Officers (ASTHO) and a liaison to the United States Centers for Disease Control Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Shah received both medical and law degrees from the University of Chicago. He also studied economics at Oxford University.
CLASS OF 2021 ADDRESS FACULTY SPEAKER
NICOLE MARTIN ANNA L. BASS, Ph.D.
B.A. Psychology, ’21 Assistant Teaching Professor
The Jacques Downs Award is an honor bestowed upon the most accomplished graduating senior in the College The Debra J. Summers Award for Teaching Excellence was created by students and named for a former Business
of Arts and Sciences. Students are nominated for this award by UNE faculty and professional staff based on Department faculty member. The yearly award is given by the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) to a
the student’s academic achievements, scholarly work, and service/contributions to University life during their professor who has inspired and motivated students to realize their full potential.
UNE career.
The 2021 recipient is Dr. Anna Bass from the School of Biological Sciences. Dr. Bass is not new to teaching
The 2021 recipient of the award is Nicole Martin, from Glastonbury, CT. Nicole graduates from UNE with a awards; as a graduate teaching assistant while she worked on her doctoral degree, she received the Outstanding
major in psychology and minors in neuroscience and special education. During her time at UNE, Nicole’s name Teaching Assistant Award. Her master’s and doctoral work focused on genetics, especially conservation genetics
has become synonymous with undergraduate research, stemming both from her involvement as a founding and evolutionary genetics. She used molecular genetic techniques to answer questions about population structure,
member of the Research Experience Club and from her four-year tenure in the research group of Jennifer reproduction, evolution, and distribution of animals as diverse as sea turtles, sea slugs, fishes, and even marine
Stiegler-Balfour, Ph.D. As a member of the Reading Comprehension and Cognition lab, Nicole has been involved parasites. Her extraordinary understanding of genetics and her passion for working with students has enabled
with myriad projects, including the effect of font choice used for e-readers on reading comprehension, the use her to reimagine the teaching of genetics. She has flipped the Genetics class and really accentuates active
of e-readers in the aging population, and the impact of COVID technologies such as Zoom on students’ student learning. In all of her classes her classroom time is dedicated to engagement with the students and the
comprehension. Nicole has presented at numerous local, regional, and national conferences (even running material they are working to master. The dry lecture hour is not something you are likely to encounter in Dr. Bass’s
some of them herself) and will be a co-author on two manuscripts submitted for publication. Balancing her courses at any level. Her availability to students is clear: students know they can reach out, be heard, and get a
love for research with her drive to serve her community and educate others, Nicole has been active as a peer prompt response. Dr. Bass’s down-to-earth demeanor, straight talk, and willingness to engage with the students
tutor and academic coach through the SASC and has served as a mentor for local youth through UNE’s all contribute to her rapport with students and her reputation as a teacher.
College Community Mentoring Program as well as by volunteering in local schools. Nicole will spend next year
working in the psychology research and clinical care fields before pursuing her Ph.D. in either school or clinical Congratulations, Dr. Bass.
psychology. Certainly, the UNE College of Arts and Sciences is richer as a result of Nicole’s many contributions,
and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
Congratulations to Nicole and the entire class of 2021.ORDER OF CEREMONIES
CEREMONIAL PRELUDE FACULTY SPEAKER
Photos provided by the CAS Class of 2021 Anna L. Bass, Ph.D., Assistant Teaching Professor
The Debra J. Summers Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence Recipient
PROCESSIONAL
Claddagh Mhor Pipe Band PRESENTATION OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE CANDIDATES
Readers: A ssociate Deans A. Christine Brown, Ph.D., Amy Keirstead, Ph.D., David Guay, M.S.
WELCOME School of Arts and Humanities
Karen T. Pardue, Ph.D., M.S., RN, CNE, ANEF, Interim Provost and Senior Vice President School of Biological Sciences
of Academic Affairs., University of New England School of Marine and Environmental Programs
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER
School of Professional Programs
Raica Mirza, Medical Biology ’21
Department of Business
Department of Education
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Dan McCormack, Board Chair
PRESENTATION OF MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE CANDIDATES
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Reader: Associate Dean David Guay, M.S.
James D. Herbert, Ph.D., President, University of New England
School of Biological Sciences
School of Marine and Environmental Programs
HONORARY DEGREE PRESENTATION
Nirav Shah, M.D., J.D., Honorary Doctor of Science
CONFERRAL OF THE DEGREE
James D. Herbert, Ph.D., President
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Nirav Shah, M.D., J.D., Honorary Doctor of Science
CLOSING REMARKS AND TURNING OF THE TASSELS
Director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Jonathan H. Millen, Ph.D., Dean
MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN
RECESSIONAL
Jonathan H. Millen, Ph.D., Dean
Congratulatory messages from faculty and professional staff
CLASS OF 2021 ADDRESS
Nicole Martin ’21, Jacques Downs Award RecipientFACULTY AND STAFF
Jonathan H. Millen, Ph.D., Dean
A. Christine Brown, Ph.D., Associate Dean
David Guay, M.S. Associate Dean
Amy Keirstead, Ph.D., Associate Dean
FACULTY Michael Cripps, Ph.D. Joseph Habraken, M.A. Jeffrey Parmelee, Ph.D. Jennifer Stiegler-Balfour, Ph.D. Douglas Eppler, M.S.
Moustafa Abu El Fadl, Ph.D. Michael Daley, Ph.D. Bridget Harr, Ph.D. Christina Perazio, M.A. John Stubbs, Ph.D. Michael Esty
Ali Ahmida, Ph.D. Meaghan Daly, Ph.D. Ryan Hedstrom, M.S. Noah Perlut, Ph.D. Craig Tennenhouse, Ph.D. Lindsay Forrette, M.S.
Robert Alegre, Ph.D. Amy Deveau, Ph.D. Jeanne Hey, Ph.D. Alicia Peters, Ph.D. Jill Tenny, M.S. Jacqueline Hurlburt
Cynthia Altomari, M.Ed. Jonathan DeCoster, Ph.D. Thomas Klak, Ph.D. Richard Peterson, Ph.D. Charles Thompson, M.F.A. Teri Kruszenski
Matthew Anderson, Ph.D. Elizabeth DeWolfe, Ph.D. Woon Yuen Koh, Ph.D. Julie Peterson, Ph.D. Charles Tilburg, Ph.D. Pamela Jean Lassek
Arthur Anderson, Ph.D. Erika Diffin, M.S. Marlena Koper, M.S. Hillary Powell, Ph.D. Samuel Touchette, Ph.D. Kathryn Johndrow
Michael Arciero, Ph.D. Melanie DiLorenzo, M.S. Gregory LaBonte, M.S. James Quinlan, Ph.D. Steven Travis, Ph.D. Jocelyn Nerney
John Austin, Ph.D. Edward Dorr, Ph.D. Christina Leclerc, Ph.D. Sean Ramey, M.F.A. Jennifer Tuttle, Ph.D. Jane Page, M.S.
Eva Rose Balog, Ph.D. Scott Dube, D.O. Lei Lei, Ph.D. Timothy Robbins, Ph.D. James Vesenka, Ph.D. Kelly Pennoyer, M.S.
Audrey Bartholomew, Ph.D. Brian Duff, Ph.D. Patricia Long, Ph.D. Wendy Roberts, Ph.D. Aimee Vlachos, M.S. Emily Potter
Anna Bass, Ph.D. Kaushik Dutta, M.S. Jennifer Lussier, A.B.D. James Roche, J.D. Yiben Wang, Ph.D. Marcy Rae Hinkle
Susan Bell, M.A. Susan Farady, J.D. Carolyn Marcotte, Ph.D. Ursula Roese, Ph.D. John Waterman, Ph.D. Cynthia Simon, M.S.
Christopher Boucher, MBA Jennifer Fatula, M.A. Nicole McCray, Ph.D. Andrew Rotondo, Ph.D. Alicia Williams, Ph.D. Erinn Stetson
Aurora Burgess, M.S. Jeri Fox, Ph.D. Susan McHugh, Ph.D. C. Marx Sadacharan, Ph.D. Bethany Woodworth, Ph.D. Adeline Waters, MBA
Kristin Burkholder, Ph.D. Stephen Fox, Ph.D. Samuel McReynolds, Ph.D. Heather Sadlier, Ed.D. Stephan Zeeman, Ph.D. Rema Weston, M.S.
Michael Burman, Ph.D. Cathrine Frank, Ph.D. Jesse Miller, M.F.A. David Sandmire, M.D. Gregory Zogg, Ph.D. Jess Wheeler, M.S.
Stephen Burt, M.F.A. Markus Frederich, Ph.D. Zachary Miller-Hope, M.S. Benjamin Schlitzer, Ph.D. Eric Zuelow, Ph.D. Isabelle Yokana
Leah Bymers, M.S. Margaret Friar, Ph.D. Amita Mittal, M.S. Joseph Simard, Ph.D.
STAFF
Steven Byrd, Ph.D. Geoffrey Ganter, Ph.D. John Mohan, Ph.D. Deena Small, Ph.D.
Timothy Arienti
Carrie Byron, Ph.D. Kiernan Gordon, Ph.D. Marcia Moreno-Báez, Ph.D. David Smith, Ph.D.
Christopher Ambrose, M.S.
Alex Campbell , Ph.D. Sarah Gorham, M.F.A., M.A.T. Pamela Morgan, Ph.D. Silvia Smith, Ph.D.
Amy Berg, MBA
Lane Clarke, Ed.D. Krysten Gorrivan, M.S.Ed. Linda Morrison, Ph.D. John Caleb Speirs, Ph.D.
Elaine Brouillette
Michelle Collay, Ph.D. Tami Gower, MBA, M.Ed. Jerome Mullin, Ph.D. Adam St. Gelais, M.S.
Donald Day Jr.
Barry Costa-Pierce, Ph.D. David Grimm, Ed.D. Zachary Olson, Ph.D. Margaret Stanton, Ph.D.
Deborah DeWitt
Kenneth Courtney, Ph.D. Vernon Owen Grumbling, Ph.D. Kathryn Ono, Ph.D. Glenn Stevenson, Ph.D.CANDIDATES FOR BACHELOR’S DEGREES
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND Blake Smith Kyle Scott LeBlanc Julie Barbara Delphos Meghan Elizabeth Leach Sreyneang Sok
HUMANITIES Dylan L. Wapenski Dongju Lee Megan Lynn Dewolfe Julia Marie Lopez Melissa Teresa Stein
Mackenzie C O’Brien* Gabriella Nicole Dijkhoff Madison Lynne Lux Meghan Frances Taylor
B.A. Art and Design Media B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies
Rabeel Mohammad Saeed Gabriel M. Donovan Logan Parker Mackenzie Matthew Allen Thomas Jr.
in the Humanities
Rayann M. Abbott Dustin Deric Tripp Chloe Michelle Dwinell Sasha Noelle Malone Kaylee Morgan Townsend*
Maggie Elizabeth Miller Nadia Benjelloun
Zoe Marie Ehlert Melanie Elizabeth Mansir Khelin Leak Virak
Mikayla Anne Sargent B.S. Medical Biology
Heidi Leigh Fox Shannon McCrillis Emiley Elizabeth Walts
B.A. Art Education
Tanner Chase Ackley Drew Berton Friedman Micaela McNamara Colby Adelle Williams
Ashley Marie Argerake SCHOOL OF Jumana Alhanfy Galicia Mery Fryzlewicz Alayna Celeste Miller Taylor Raye Williams
Victoria Skyler Fitzpatrick BIOLOGICAL
Jillian Rose Antonelli Mollie Claire Gardner Raica Amir Mirza Michael Joseph Williams
SCIENCES
Jacey Ashlyn Rivers Jacob D. Audet Kristina Ann Genthner Kelsey Nicole Moulton Willie James Wood
B.S. Biological Sciences Sherina Mushtaq Balaparya Kaitlyn Ashley Gonzales Anthony Daniel Mueller
B.A. Communications
Peighton Murray Barker Makenna Avery Goodrich Rajakishore Muthyam
Jessica Anna Bachry SCHOOL OF MARINE
Kole Christopher Lentini
Geoffrey Christopher Barber
Mitchell Tyler Becker Nicole Gallagher Gosselin Christian Michael Niles AND ENVIRONMENTAL
Victoria M. Wilbur*
Parker Benjamin Belsky Tyler John Goy Yvonne Jacqueline Otis
PROGRAMS
Marina Woodruff
Barnes-Berniger Beth Bowring Elise M. Grabowski Prakash A. Patel
B.A. English B.S. Aquaculture and
Kara Yung Bossi Lily Rita Brouck Meryl Hila Mikayla Anne Tweedie Pietkiewicz Aquarium Science
Delaney Glenn Collins
Rachel Ann Bryson Taylor L. Brouillette Dean Thomas Hurlburt Jr. Aaron J. Ramos
Garrett Richard Almeida
Sara Elizabeth Costa
Carly Hope Burke Jordyn ElizabethBureau Robert Hume Cochran Inniss Jr. Colby Clyde Robinson
Charlotte Anne Clark
Kaylee Morgan Townsend*
Megan Marie Chamberland Ricardo A. Castillo Chase Coolidge Kaupin Katharina Hannah Christine Roese
Alexandrea Rose Karriker
Victoria M. Wilbur*
Jennifer M. Chretien Carla Rose Champagne Piotr Dawid Kicilinski Skylar Irene Runowicz*
Andrew W. Kowalczyk*
Audrey Mckayla Coulombe Jennifer Lee Choate Serena A. Knights J. Maxwell Russell IV*
B.A. History Reaghan Jayde Lapinski
Samantha D. Dupuis Amanda Marie Chudkowski Samantha Brooke Knox Holly Nicolle Sanville
Claire Elizabeth Alden* Nathan Henry Metayer
Sheridan Anna Gancarz Nicolas Aurelio Ciraulo Makenzie Grace Kolasa Elizabeth Julianne Sargent
Madison Rose Mark Jordan Kelsey Paine*
Claudia May Inman Faith Anne Connors Gina Nicole Kubesh Gabrielle Gretchen Sechio
Eric Robert Ruest* Isabel Zelia Reis
Rebecca Blaisdell Johnson Gianna Marie Conserva Lindsey Rae Lacourse Abygail Shedd
J. Maxwell Russell IV* Christopher Richard Spino
Dimitris Lloyd Jones Caitlyn Isabella Daly Connor John Lane Emily Sue Simonds
Victoria Francis Cardinale Lattanzi Victoria Jean SmithB.S. Environmental Science Camden L. Salcedo SCHOOL OF John Patrick Cullen Jr. B.S. Sport and Recreation DEPARTMENT OF
Kelsey Tanner Shebey MATHEMATICAL Pablo De La Guardia Criado
Management EDUCATION
Elliott Boardman
AND PHYSICAL
Victoria Deena Tibbetts* Evan M. Dodge Wesley Gardiner Bryan
Teagan Hersch Bollman SCIENCES B.S. Educational Studies
Brendan Michael Donohue Sean Michael Cronin
Mitchell Milton Hennings
B.S. Marine Entrepreneurship Kaitlin Marie Babineau
B.S. Applied Mathematics Lucas Michael Doucette Brady James Cyr
Daniel Pierce Littlefield
Matthew Paul Chiasson Baylee Alexandra Cox
Jillian Celene Spero Jeff Eppright Avery Kai Debrito
Brennan Mitchell
Nathan Christopher Orff Marie Eleanor Davies
Jacob Walker Todd Ryan Matthew Gaboury Paul Salvatore Guglietta
Samuel Webster Palmisano
Jillian Louise Robillard Henry Shroder
Kyle Leonard Getty Alexavier E. Huff
Tyler Gaetan Riendeau
Alex Patrick Sullivan B.S. Biochemistry Rachel Sok Leng Spigno
Steven A. Guy Kyle Alexander Kennedy
John Barrett Saint-Amour
Naomi Vittoria Turner Coleman Leonard Hebert Alexander Michael Kravchuk
Connor Robert Wiklund May Ingrid Callahan
B.S. Elementary/Middle Education
Kayla Maria Cerri Christopher Brock Jones Joseph Thomas Kucky
B.S. Marine Science Lucas James deMey
B.A. Environmental Studies Noah Wade Garrison Cody John Kennedy Anthony Rae Langella
Sierra Elizabeth Brown Hanna Grant
Hope Brianna Dubois* Trevor B. Johnson Ryan L. McLeod Brett Charles Mecrones
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Butts Dakota Anthony Joy
Paige Victoria Dugan Bridget Virginia Tompson Augustus F. Mendoza Derek Joseph Mecrones
Zachary Graham Carver Corryn Lyse Lachance
Sara Kay Elsemore Samuel Zachary Michaud Alexander Mark Morganti
Sydney Lauren Christiansen* B.S. Chemistry Kaitlyn Elizabeth Silva
Daylen Kendall Fischer Krystal Ann Nevells Brandon Dante Narciso
Joshua W. Dalo* Briana Elizabeth Walker
Spencer David Jones II Sydney Lauren Christiansen* Brian C. Peters James Norberto Schweizer
Abigail Donna Davis Haelin Michael Roberts Zachary T. Spicer
Alexa Nicole Marquis Joshua W. Dalo*
B.S. Secondary Education
Edwin Gao Christian Gerald Rossetti Shannon Marie Upton
Shayna Leigh McGehee
Gabriel Palmer Holt Sarah Savannah Carberry
Ethan W. Meyer Patrick Richard Saunders
SCHOOL OF Eric Robert Ruest*
Crista Marie Kieley B.S. Sustainability and Business
Danielle E. Psanis PROFESSIONAL Patrick John Schena
Andrew W. Kowalczyk* PROGRAMS Ryan Timothy Liddy
Sean Ryan Schriever Jack Charles Barry
Victoria Deena Tibbetts*
Aubrey Elizabeth Jane William Stephen Shearon Annika Lyn Batista
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS
B.A. Marine Affairs Julia Marie Lynch Tate C. Sproxton Troy Daniel Dinga SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
Dominique Marie Mellone AND BEHAVIORAL
Julia Basantes B.S. Business Administration Alden Barrett Weller Jacob Holt Vaneck
SCIENCES
Liam Durk McInerney Kaitlin Nicole Weller
Jessica Nicole Brewer Owen Clayton Berry
Morgan Clair Milloy Kyra Lynn Yu B.S. Animal Behavior
Nicholas Anthony Granata Zachary James Biron
Jordan Kelsey Paine*
Caitlyn Michelle Irish Lily Jade Bambi Burgess Alyssa Andriuolo
Gina M. Scott
Haleigh Kate Kology Steven Sander Celmins Amanda Marie Rose Bettencourt
Conor Fickett Wiley
Mackenzie Rae Mobley Stacey I. ConleyElizabeth Nancy Boccardi B.A. Global Studies Hailey Jillian Buthy CANDIDATES FOR ACADEMIC MINORS
Bobbi A Brandau Cade William Cabral
Claire Elizabeth Alden*
Lauren Jean-Marie Bucciero De’Arndra Marie Galvin Animal Behavior Art Therapy Alexander Mark Morganti
Hope Brianna Dubois*
Vienna Rose Canright Zane K. Getman Brandon Dante Narciso
Sierra Elizabeth Brown Victoria Skyler Fitzpatrick
Brianna Rose Frankina B.S. Neuroscience Elliot Brian Hachey Prakash A. Patel
Olivia Catherine Rubiolo Pol
Bailey Angelica Gleason Caeli G. Beecher Brianna Nicole Jewett Anthropology Nathaniel H. Pommier
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Silva
Grace Elizabeth Grenier Mariah Rose Berchulski Kaela Ashlyn Kee Isabel Zelia Reis
Jessica Nicole Brewer Rachael A. Swan
Pamela Jean Grigg Ravin Ashley Davis Olivia Teresa Kudas Peter Carlos Rodriguez
Mikenzie Patricia Dwyer
Ashley Marie Johnston Katherine Anne Gordon Eric James Lederman Business Administration James Norberto Schweizer
Samantha Leigh Roche
Riley M. Kelly Kayla Raine Looper Amanda Leonard Zachary T. Spicer
Jesse Brewster Skowronski Max Christopher Ablicki
Jessica Erin Larsen Mary Elizabeth MacLellan Emily Elizabeth MacDonald Meagan Marie Thompson
Tanner Chase Ackley
Sarah Erin Marshall Jenna Veronica Pannone Nicole Theresa Martin Applied Mathematics Shannon Marie Upton
Wesley Gardiner Bryan
Robert J. Moon Hannah Rose St.Germain Joshua D. Morris Savannah Rachelle Vanduyn
Caeli G. Beecher Hailey Jillian Buthy
Cassidy Elizabeth Morey Mackenzie C. O’Brien* Emiley Elizabeth Walts
Mariah Rose Berchulski Sean Michael Cronin
Erin Leigh Murphy B.A. Political Science Olivia Catherine Rubiolo Pol
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Butts Brady James Cyr
Ryann T. O’Carroll* Samantha Leigh Roche Chemistry
Michael Keenan Conry Kayla Maria Cerri Caitlyn Isabella Daly
Morgan Lynn Quimby Mikenzie Patricia Dwyer* Skylar Irene Runowicz* Steven Sander Celmins
Cody John Kennedy Avery Kai Debrito
Diana Marie Roher Eric S. Gardner Michaela Catherine Super Galicia Mery Fryzlewicz
Daniel Pierce Littlefield Jeff Eppright
Calista Anne Skowronski Connor Frank King Rachael A. Swan Crista Marie Kieley
Melanie Elizabeth Mansir Paul Salvatore Guglietta
Natalie Joy Sunray Jack C. Lamont Savannah Rachelle Vanduyn
Bridget Virginia Tompson Alexavier E. Huff
Climate Change Studies
Sara Rowena Tancredi Cody Allen McMahon Jaiden Elmenia Veal
Robert Hume Cochran Inniss Jr.
Meagan Marie Thompson Jesse Brewster Skowronski* Cassandra Marie Wiseman Aquaculture and Aquarium Paige Victoria Dugan
Kyle Alexander Kennedy
Science
Sierra Nicole Vivian Emily Perry Thorndike Kassaundra Lea Worrell Spencer David Jones II
Alexander Michael Kravchuk
Sarah Lynn Woodford Nicholas Anthony Granata Samuel Webster Palmisano
Whitney Underwood Joseph Thomas Kucky
B.A. Sociology Camden L. Salcedo
Anthony Rae Langella
B.A. Applied Social and B.A. Psychology Coaching
Jesse Brewster Skowronski*
Cultural Studies Art Brett Charles Mecrones
Max Christopher Ablicki Camden David Spear Paul Salvatore Guglietta
Derek Joseph Mecrones
Mikenzie Patricia Dwyer* Crista Marie Kieley
Madison Fay Baumann Anthony Rae Langella
Nathan Henry Metayer
Nathaniel H. Pommier Corryn Lyse Lachance
Grace Ryan Bernatchez Eric Robert Ruest
Peter Carlos RodriguezShannon Marie Upton Brianna Rose Frankina Latin American Studies Jennifer Lee Choate Sociology Women’s and Gender Studies
Kyra Lynn Yu Rebecca Blaisdell Johnson Amanda Marie Chudkowski
Gianna Marie Conserva Nadia Benjelloun Heidi Leigh Fox
Sara Rowena Tancredi Julie Barbara Delphos
Daylen Kendall Fischer Kaela Ashlyn Kee
Communications
Marine Biology Drew Berton Friedman
Cody Allen McMahon Samantha Brooke Knox
Geographic Information Systems
Owen Clayton Berry Mikayla Anne Sargent
Elizabeth Nancy Boccardi Haelin Michael Roberts Jillian Celene Spero
Troy Daniel Dinga Daniel Pierce Littlefield
Ashley Marie Johnston William Stephen Shearon
Philosophy
Alexavier E. Huff Samuel Webster Palmisano Writing
Dylan L. Wapenski
Mental Health Rehabilitation John Patrick Cullen Jr.
Lauren Jean-Marie Bucciero
Economics Health, Law, and Policy Technician
Brianna Nicole Jewett Special Education Delaney Glenn Collins
Michael Keenan Conry Holly Nicolle Sanville Bobbi A Brandau Kayla Raine Looper
Alyssa Andriuolo Sara Elizabeth Costa
Nicholas Anthony Granata Willie James Wood Elliot Brian Hachey Yvonne Jacqueline Otis
Ashley Marie Argerake Ravin Ashley Davis
Brennan Mitchell Amanda Leonard Isabel Zelia Reis
Kaitlin Marie Babineau Caitlyn Michelle Irish
Health, Medicine, and Society
Mackenzie C O’Brien Gabrielle Gretchen Sechio
Baylee Alexandra Cox Kaylee Morgan Townsend
Education Jennifer Lee Choate Samantha Leigh Roche
Lucas James deMey Savannah Rachelle Vanduyn
Faith Anne Connors Mikayla Anne Sargent
Political Science
Katharina Hannah Christine
Victoria Skyler Fitzpatrick Victoria M. Wilbur
Roese
Madison Rose Mark Meghan Frances Taylor Claire Elizabeth Alden
Dakota Anthony Joy
Michaela Catherine Super
Maggie Elizabeth Miller Jillian Rose Antonelli Zachary T. Spicer
Olivia Teresa Kudas
Michaela Catherine Super Lily Rita Brouck
Neuroscience Amanda Leonard
Psychology
Connor Robert Wiklund Megan Marie Chamberland
Nicole Theresa Martin
Nicolas Aurelio Ciraulo
Zoe Marie Ehlert Samantha Brooke Knox
Erin Leigh Murphy
English Kristina Ann Genthner
Khelin Leak Virak Meghan Frances Taylor
Kaitlyn Elizabeth Silva
Nicole Theresa Martin
Rachel Ann Bryson Emiley Elizabeth Walts
Briana Elizabeth Walker
History Kelsey Nicole Moulton
Caitlyn Michelle Irish Taylor Raye Williams
Matthew Allen Thomas Jr.
Maggie Elizabeth Miller Carly Hope Burke Sport and Recreation
Colby Adelle Williams Public Health Management
Hope Brianna Dubois
Environmental Studies
Spencer David Jones Carla Rose Champagne Julia Basantes
Nutrition
Annika Lyn Batista Dakota Anthony Joy Victoria Jean Smith Haleigh Kate Kology
Mitchell Tyler Becker
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OFFICERS TRUSTEES EMERITI James D. Herbert, Ph.D.
President
Dan McCormack, MBA, Chair Vincent E. Furey Jr.
Regen Gallagher ’95, D.O. ’99, MBA, Vice-Chair Father Clarence LaPlante, O.F.M. ’53 Karen T. Pardue, Ph.D., M.S., RN, CNE, ANEF Nicole Trufant, CPA
Diane Collins Field ’81, ’85, Treasurer Robert McAfee, M.D. Interim Provost and Senior Vice President Senior Vice President of Finance and Administration
David Barber, Secretary Mildred Holbrook O’Day ’47 of Academic Affairs
MEMBERS
David L. Anderson, Ph.D. PRESIDENT’S CABINET COLLEGE DEANS
Jacob Audet, Student Trustee
Ellen G. Beaulieu, Ed.D., M.P.H. Jane E. Carreiro, D.O.
Louise Bowditch, J.D., M.A.
Vice President for Strategy and Communications Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ralph de Chabert ’69, M.A.T., M.H.R.O.D., Ed.D.
and Vice President for Health Affairs
Calen B. Colby, PE Jennifer I. DeBurro, M.Ed.
Brenda Garrand, M.A. Vice President for Student Affairs Jonathan Millen, Ph.D.
Fran Girard Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Mark Haley, J.D. William Chance
Katherine Heer ’90, D.M.D. Vice President for Institutional Advancement Sally McCormack Tutt, PT, D.P.T., M.P.H., Ed.D.
James D. Herbert, Ph.D., President (ex-officio) Interim Dean of the Westbrook College
G. Christopher Hunt, Ed.D. of Health Professions
Mason “Skip” Irving III, MBA
Associate Provost for Community, Equity, and Diversity
Lyric Jordan, Student Trustee
Jon Ryder, D.D.S., M.S.
Marge Kilkelly, M.S
Anouar Majid, Ph.D. Dean of the College of Dental Medicine
Story Landis, Ph.D.
Vice President for Global Affairs
George M. Locarno ’70, LL.M., CPA, J.D.
Martha Wilson, Ph.D., D.S.W.
Gregg Lund, D.O., M.S., FAAP Scott E. Steinberg, MBA Dean of the College of Graduate and
Mark Malone, CCIM Vice President of University Admissions Professional Studies
Julie Mostov, Ph.D.
Justin H. Schair, MBA Alan Thibeault
Stephen C. Shannon, D.O., M.P.H. Vice President for University Operations
Kinna Thakarar, D.O., M.P.H.
John Tumiel, M.A. OTR/L
Cheri Walker, CPA
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