COMMENCEMENT ORDER OF THE EXERCISES THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTIETH - of - Goucher College
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O R D E R O F T H E EX E RC I S E S
of
T H E O N E H U N D R E D T H I RT IE T H
C O M M E NCE M EN T
F R I DAY, MAY 2 1 , 2 0 2 1
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G OUCHE R C O L L E G E C A MP US A N D ZO O MACADEMIC DRESS
The custom of wearing academic dress extends back to medieval Europe and
the revival of interest in learning that arose in the universities. The dress is an
adaptation of the costume of the monastic order, as most scholars of that time
were also members of the clergy. Rules governing academic dress at American
colleges and universities come from an intercollegiate code written in 1895.
The mortarboard-style cap is worn for all degrees. The doctor’s cap may be
made of velvet; the doctor’s tassel may be gold. Other tassels may be black or
the color of the field of learning. Tassels are worn on the left side by those who
already have a bachelor’s degree.
Each of the three academic degrees—bachelor, master, and doctor—has its own
distinctive gown and hood. The bachelor’s gown is worn closed and has long,
pointed sleeves. The master’s gown, which is designed to be worn open, has
a long, closed sleeve, and arms are passed through slits near the elbows. The
doctor’s gown, also designed to be worn open, has a full, open sleeve with three
bars of velvet. The color of the velvet bars may be black or the same color as the
trim of the hood.
The hood, which was originally a cowl that was slipped over the head for
warmth, is the most colorful and distinctive feature of American academic
regalia. Bachelor’s and master’s hoods—three feet and three-and-a-half feet
long, respectively—are of similar design, black, and pointed at the base. The
doctor’s hood is four feet long with a full shape. The silk lining of the hood
represents the institution that granted the degree. Its velvet border indicates
the field of learning:
Agriculture—Maize Library Science—Lemon
Arts, Letters, Humanities—White Medicine—Green
Business and Commerce—Drab Music—Pink
Economics—Copper Philosophy—Blue
Education—Light Blue Public Health—Salmon
Engineering—Orange Physical Education—Sage Green
Fine Arts, Architecture—Brown Science—Golden Yellow
Forestry—Russet Theology and Divinity—Scarlet
Laws—Purple
When taking photographs, please do not impede the view of other guests.ORDER OF EXERCISE S
T H E PROCESSION
Marshals
Candidates for Degrees
The Board of Trustees and Official Guests
President
NAT IONAL ANT H EM
Directed by
Dr. Daniel McDavitt
Associate Professor, Music
Director, Goucher College Choirs
Performed by
the Goucher College Graduation Choir
T H E INVOCAT ION
Rabbi Josh Snyder
Director, Goucher Hillel
WELCOME
Kent Devereaux
President
PRESENTAT ION OF T H E
JO HN FRANKLIN G OUCH ER M E DAL
Ruth Shapiro Lenrow ’74
Chair, Board of Trustees
Presented by
Lisa Stromberg ’83
Chair, Nominating & Governance Committee
Board of Trustees
The Reverend Cynthia A. Terry
Chaplain
Presented by
Ruth Shapiro Lenrow ’74
THE S ENIOR CLASS REP RESE NTAT I VE
Roxanne Joos ’21
1THE WEL CH CENT ER REP RES ENTAT I VE
Christopher Jones, M.Ed. ’21
PRESENTAT ION OF TH E
H ONORARY DEG REE
The Honorable Brandon M. Scott
Mayor, Baltimore City
Presented by
The Honorable John Olszewski Jr. ’04
County Executive, Baltimore County
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
The Honorable Brandon M. Scott
“S O TAKE T H IS SONG OF JOY ”
Arrangement and text by
Greg Gilpin
Directed by
Dr. Daniel McDavitt
Accompanied by
Andrew Stewart, pianist
Performed by
the Goucher College Graduation Choir
Lyrics on page 22
THE CONFERRING OF T H E DEGREE O F
BACH ELOR OF ART S
THE CONFERRING OF T H E
G RADUAT E DEG REES
T H E INDUCT ION
Jay Gilman ’09
President, Alumnae and Alumni of Goucher College
2“WE ARE G OUCH ER”
Music by
Dr. Daniel McDavitt
Performed by
the Goucher College Graduation Choir
Lyrics on page 23
T H E BENEDICT ION
The Reverend Cynthia A. Terry
T H E RECESSIONAL
If possible, please remain standing until after the recession.
THE FACULTY MARSH AL S
Dr. Jill Zimmerman, Head Marshal
Dr. George Greco
Dr. Mark Hiller
Dr. Thomas Kelliher
Dr. Jamie Mullaney
Dr. Rodney Yoder
MUSIC
Robert Mitchell, The Reel Piper
Following Commencement the campus will be open until 3 p.m. for graduates
and guests to visit with faculty and staff, and take pictures, in designated areas.
Please refer to the map at https://www.goucher.edu/commencement/.
3RU TH SH AP IRO LENROW ’ 74
Ruth Shapiro Lenrow had a career in finance
and banking for more than 35 years. In
addition to her full-time career, Ruth always
felt the need to give back to organizations
and institutions that embody not only her
values, but also her spirit of giving to others
no matter their background or circumstances.
Her volunteer life included many hours on
the Finance Committee of the Baltimore
Symphony Orchestra (BSO), where she was
also the chair of the BSO’s Women’s Leadership
Forum. Additionally, she served as an
advisory board member of the Johns Hopkins
Pediatric Oncology Center, the chair of the
Blaustein Fund for Education, and co-chair of
Young Leadership of the Associated: Jewish
Community Federation of Baltimore. The Daily Record recently honored Ruth as
a Top 100 Woman of Maryland for the third time, putting her into the Circle of
Excellence as recognition for her business career and her volunteer service.
All of these activities are eclipsed by the commitment and volunteer time she has
given to Goucher College. A board member since 2007, Ruth served on virtually
every committee of the board and as both the secretary and vice chair prior to
assuming the role as chair three years ago. Ruth is most proud of the relationships
she has developed with students, faculty, and staff. She served as a mentor to many
members of the Goucher community, which she considers a vital part of her giving
back. Her philanthropy led her to actively participate in the [UNDAUNTED]
campaign and as an advocate for other fundraising initiatives, such as the Janet
Cane Fisher ’38 Fund. During her time as chair, Goucher has undergone many
changes, such as program prioritization, a presidential transition, the Middle States
accreditation, a restructuring of the board, the hiring of a new provost, numerous
staff changes, creation of a five-year strategic plan, and COVID-19. Through all
of this, Ruth’s leadership, support, and direction have left Goucher in a stronger
position to withstand future headwinds that are present in higher education in
general and small liberal arts colleges in particular.
For these contributions, and for her tireless advocacy, we are proud to award the
John Franklin Goucher Medal to Ruth Shapiro Lenrow ’74.
4CYNT H IA A . T ERRY
Cynthia Terry has been Goucher’s chaplain
and director of religious and spiritual life since
2005. She has supported students of various
religious traditions, particularly those from
minority religious traditions, where there are
few resources in the surrounding community.
With student leaders, she created Diwali, Eid,
and Samhain celebrations; played Holi on
the Great Lawn; provided iftars for students
fasting during Ramadan; and hosted a wedding
fair displaying traditions from different
religions and cultures. Cynthia has led student
bereavement groups every semester, supporting
dozen of students experiencing grief during
college. With Roshelle Kades ’11, Cynthia co-
created Goucher’s exemplary Peer Listening
program, directing it for 11 years. Cynthia has provided spiritual and emotional
care for students, staff, and faculty in times of personal crisis and struggle, as
well as gathered the community during our communal experiences of grief and
loss. Cynthia also created the Staff Excellence Awards, which recognize staff who
demonstrate extraordinary work on behalf of the college and students and embody
the Community Principles in their work and actions. For the last two years, Cynthia
has served as chair of the Administrative Employees Association.
Prior to Goucher, Cynthia served as associate university chaplain at Yale University
for more than a decade. In her work at Yale, she co-facilitated bereavement
groups for students, taught in the Yale Divinity School, provided pastoral care
and counseling, organized programming for multi-faith services, and served as
a freshman advisor. She regularly made presentations for the women’s center,
orientation events, sororities, and gay and lesbian peer counselors.
Cynthia has served as vice president, president, historian, and membership
secretary for the National Association of College and University Chaplains as well
as mentored many new chaplain colleagues. Before attending Yale Divinity School,
Cynthia spent two years working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a
primary school teacher. She holds a master of divinity degree from Yale University
and a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education from James Madison
University, and she is ordained in the United Church of Christ.
Cynthia is married to Mimi Walters and they have two young adult children,
Connor and Dylan.
For these contributions and her dedication to the college and our community, we
are proud to award the John Franklin Goucher Medal to Cynthia A. Terry.
5M AYOR BRANDON M. SCO T T
Brandon M. Scott is the 52nd mayor of
Baltimore, working to end gun violence, restore
the public’s trust in government, and change
Baltimore for the better.
Mayor Scott was unanimously elected president
of the Baltimore City Council by his colleagues
in May 2019. As council president, Mayor Scott
developed and released the first-ever City
Council president legislative agenda, focused
on building safer, stronger communities,
cleaning up city government, investing in
Baltimore’s young people, and centering equity.
Previously, Mayor Scott served on the City
Council representing Baltimore’s 2nd District.
He was first elected in 2011 at the age of 27 and
is one of the youngest people ever elected to the Baltimore City Council.
During his first term, Mayor Scott emerged as a leading voice in reducing violence
in Baltimore and reinstated Council Oversight of the Baltimore Police Department
by holding quarterly hearings. He believes that reducing violence will require a
holistic, all-hands-on-deck approach, one that recognizes violence is fundamentally
a public health issue. Mayor Scott led legislative initiatives that created extensive
crime data sharing and online reporting of crimes by the Baltimore Police
Department. In 2016, Mayor Scott introduced and passed legislation creating an
open data policy in Baltimore.
In early 2018, then-Councilman Scott introduced and passed monumental
legislation on equity in Baltimore. His equity assessment program law will require
all city agencies to operate through a lens of equity and all operating budgets,
capital budgets, and proposed legislation to be weighed through a lens of equity.
That legislation is in the early stages of implementation.
Mayor Scott is a rising star in politics. He was a member of the Young Elected
Officials Network and served as the secretary of Housing and Urban Development
for YEO’s America’s Cabinet. He also served as the chair of the National League of
Cities’ Large Cities Council.
Mayor Scott is a community leader, a public servant, and a proud lifelong resident
of Baltimore City. Mayor Scott is a graduate of MERVO High School and St. Mary’s
College of Maryland. He lives in Baltimore’s Frankford neighborhood in Northeast
Baltimore.
6CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
BACH ELOR OF ART S
Kiera Crystal Abdul, Lutherville, MD, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Camryn Eileen Agostino, South Setauket, NY, Chemistry
Riley Aker, Severna Park, MD, Psychology
Melina Rocio Albornoz Bernal, Timonium, MD, Biological Sciences
Elsa Josephine Alexandrin, Arlington, VA, Environmental Studies with Music
and with Creative Writing
Jennifer Alves, Rockville, MD, Chemistry with Spanish
Samuel Elijah Anderson, Seattle, WA, Political Science
Nala Koren Bailey, Baltimore, MD, Communication
Bethany Baker, Baltimore, MD, Psychology
Peyton Elise Barranco, Lutherville Timonium, MD, Communication
Maya Sage Bass, Hingham, MA, Psychology with Education
Sylvia Annette Beam, Frederick, MD, Biological Sciences with Art Studio
Kendall Belmont, Portland, OR, Psychology and Business Management and
Spanish
Jordan Alexandra Bennett, Baltimore, MD, Business Management
Isabel Rebecca Berman, Montclair, NJ, Education Studies
Shannon Bien, Nottingham, MD, Special Education
Juliet Rosalie Birch, Media, PA, Political Science with Art Studio
Nicole Blades, Trappe, MD, Dance and Communication
Jeremy Matthew Bloch, Bethesda, MD, Chemistry
Noah Gabriel Block, San Anselmo, CA, Peace Studies and American Studies
Juliana Jeanette Block, San Francisco, CA, Communication with Professional
Writing
Grace Elizabeth Boudreau, Orrtanna, PA, Communication with Professional
Writing
Lauren Bowden, Gloucester, VA, Chemistry
Savana Elizabeth Bridges, New Market, MD, Dance
Bianca Taylor Brown, New Brunswick, NJ, English
Mackenzie Lee Ann Bruce, Cleveland, OH, Psychology and Spanish
Zachary Coleman Brumbalow, Eldersburg, MD, Biochemistry & Molecular
Biology
Erica Michele Bull, Essex, MD, Dance
Rachael Nicole Bull, Baltimore, MD, Psychology
Olivia Alice Bullivant, Baltimore, MD, Psychology with Education Studies
Eva Louise Bulson-Lewis, Minneapolis, MN, Psychology
7Erica Rose Bulzomi, Syosset, NY, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Naomi Elisabeth Burjorjee van Pelt, Brooklyn, NY, International Relations
with Arabic Studies
Joe Burns, Kinnelon, NJ, Business Management
Caroline R. Buxenstein, Baltimore, MD, History with Psychology
Eliza Grace Cahill, Mechanicsburg, PA, Environmental Studies
Adeline Rose Callihan, Keene, NH, Economics
Sydney Elizabeth Campbell, Dayton, MD, Psychology with Creative Writing
Stephen Carpenter, Cornwall on Hudson, NY, Chemistry
Gabriella Renee Carrasco, Baltimore, MD, Economics with Environmental
Studies
Jillian Skyler Carsrud, Charlotte, NC, Biological Sciences
Elizabeth Casa, New York, NY, Business Management and Economics with
Spanish
Jeanne Sue Cascio, Baltimore, MD, American Studies
Ruth Frances Cassidy, Brooklyn, NY, Psychology with Creative Writing
Vinay Kondragunta Chandra, Clarksville, MD, Business Management
Samantha Charelian, Annville, PA, International Relations
Tabby Charles, Parkville, MD, Chemistry
Tia Resham Kaur Cheema, Pelham, NY, Professional and Creative Writing and
English
Cathrine Towelang Cheng, Springdale, AR, Psychology
Shilpa Chhetri, Baltimore, MD, Business Management
Kerry Ellen Xiaotong Chun, Honolulu, HI, Sociology/Anthropology and
History
Sofia Cisneros, Washington, DC, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major with
Music
Hannah Claggett, Ellicott City, MD, Communication with Legal Studies
Shayna Alexis Keikikalani Cohen, Brooklyn, NY, Russian
Sean Colin, Washington, DC, Environmental Studies
Claire Aurelia Corliss, Saint Louis, MO, Political Science with Communication
Beatriz Gisela Costilla, Baltimore, MD, Sociology/Anthropology and Spanish
with Latin American Studies
Kristina Covahey, Pasadena, MD, English and Communication
Vela Grace Culbert, St. John, VI, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Juliana Catherine Cwiklinski, Glen Rock, PA, Art History and Studio Art with
Literature
Carlyn Maia Dale-Miller, Baltimore, MD, Psychology with Creative Writing
Eliana DeLevie-Orey, Hastings on Hudson, NY, Special Education
8Aiden Devaney, Baltimore, MD, Physics
Dina Diani, Tangier, Morocco, Psychology with French Transnational Studies
Jacob Robert Diurba, Omaha, NE, Communication
Caroline Sophia Doll, York, PA, Elementary Education with Spanish
Emmet Oliver Dunn-McMartin, Brookline, MA, Communication with
Studio Art
Nia Elcock, Pikesville, MD, Professional and Creative Writing with Literature
Flinn Eng, Baltimore, MD, Literary Studies and Professional and Creative
Writing
John Liam Eng-Wong, Cold Spring, NY, Philosophy with Psychology
Lalissie Eteffa, Silver Spring, MD, International Relations
Barbara Eucebio, Baltimore, MD, Political Science and Spanish with Latin
American Studies
Janessa Fell, Baltimore, MD, Dance
Zoe Morgane Fernando-Santana, Puycelsi, France, Political Science with
Environmental Studies and with German
Connor Aaron Ferwerda, Henrico, VA, Computer Science with Physics
Kieran Mackley FitzGerald, Aberdeen, MD, Philosophy with Psychology
India Grace Fleming-Klink, Richmond, VA, Peace Studies
Daniel Julian Fosnocht, Silver Spring, MD, International Relations and French
Sarah Bernadette Foucher, Nelson, NH, Dance
Tudian Julian Francis, Pikesville, MD, Sociology/Anthropology
Lou Fusco, Philadelphia, PA, Sociology/Anthropology with Women, Gender,
and Sexuality Studies and with Dance
Vida Fye, Takoma Park, MD, Mathematics
Soleil Gagne, Portsmouth, NH, Business Management
Kalie Clare Ganem, Pasadena, CA, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Miriam M. Ganslmeier, Bethesda, MD, International Relations
Matthew Joseph Gilley, Sparrows Point, MD, Mathematics
Zoe Alexandra Gilmore, Bloomfield, NJ, Peace Studies with Theatre
Semiamelak Girma, Burtonsville, MD, Business Management
Matteo Stuart Giunta Fausty, Teaneck, NJ, Economics and Philosophy
Marlon David Gonzalez Martinez Jr., Gaithersburg, MD, Political Science
Patrick Richard Goralski, Pasadena, MD, Business Management
Esther Rose Gordon, Memphis, TN, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
with Arabic Studies
Marissa Grant, Windsor Mill, MD, Psychology with Music
Samuel Lee Gravel, Rockville, MD, Business Management
Ian Greenleaf, Philadelphia, PA, Psychology
9Aaron Tony Grossman, Vienna, VA, Professional and Creative Writing
Christina Belle Grow, Hanover, PA, Psychology
Daevon Benjamin Gurley, Baltimore, MD, Psychology with Public Health
Marissa Catherine Hamby, Bluffton, SC, Biological Sciences with Chemistry
Andrew Michael Harper, Havertown, PA, Computer Science with Philosophy
Connor J. Harrington, Frederick, MD, Studio Arts with Sociology/Anthropology
Jaime Ciera Hartman, River Edge, NJ, Art History with Literature
Momo Hartman, South Royalton, VT, International Relations and French
Frances Rosemary Harvey, Greensboro, NC, Peace Studies and Spanish with
Creative Writing
Madeleine Rae Hawkes, San Anselmo, CA, International Relations
Makeyla Hayes, Hyde Park, MA, Psychology with Sociology/Anthropology
Olivia Haynes, Lansdowne, PA, Visual & Material Culture with Peace Studies
and with Africana Studies
Alexandra Brooke Hengeveld, Charlestown, MD, Communication
Ari Hiller, Teaneck, NJ, Theatre and Music
Mikayla Hinnant, Waldorf, MD, Peace Studies
Jerusalem Hirgeto, Baltimore, MD, Business Management with International
Relations
Paula Nataly Hirshorn, Frederick, MD, Communication with Spanish
Alyssa Marie Hodnik, Leechburg, PA, Psychology
Serena Skye Hoffman, Hudson, NY, Studio Arts with Communication
Grace Hong, Aldan, PA, Peace Studies and Spanish with Women, Gender, and
Sexuality Studies
Ariana Deirdre Hooper, San Diego, CA, Computer Science
Elizabeth Susan Hughes, Baltimore, MD, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Imani Hunter, Baltimore, MD, Communication
James Jackson, Thomson, GA, American Studies
Tajne Kiari Jefferies, Baltimore, MD, Peace Studies
Matthew Stephen Jenkins, Fairfield, PA, History
Olivia Aminatta Jobe, Bryn Mawr, PA, Sociology/Anthropology with Africana
Studies
Rhema Zoe Johnson, Powder Springs, GA, Computer Science
Roxanne Ruth Joos, Beloit, WI, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Hannah Mae Jury, Ellicott City, MD, Education Studies with Psychology
David Sulman Kahana, Randolph, NJ, History
Ramona Walker Kamb, Los Altos, CA, Philosophy and Visual & Material Culture
Susan Laura Katz, White Plains, NY, Studio Art with Education Studies and
with Visual and Material Culture
10Samuel James Kenney, Ross, CA, Business Management
Fiona Allegra Kenyon, Ghent, NY, American Studies
Lucy Pearce Keyser, Glenside, PA, Communication
Jacob Russell Weiss Kinder, Ann Arbor, MI, Political Science
Laurel Marie Kipe, Mercersburg, PA, Psychology
Rachel Kline, Falls Church, VA, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Emily Knight, Cleveland, OH, Sociology/Anthropology with Art Studio
Madeline Ray Kullgren, New Market, MD, Spanish and French
Madeleine Kay Lemen, Baltimore, MD, Women’s Studies and Sociology/
Anthropology
Neve Hart Levinson, Seattle, WA, American Studies and Spanish
Jasper Yehuda Levy, Forest Hills, NY, English with Judaic Studies
Max B. Levy, Owings Mills, MD, Chemistry with Psychology
Joey Lichten, Baltimore, MD, Women’s Studies
Ella Moon Light-Rogers, New York, NY, Studio Arts
Fiona Morgan Livelsberger, Fairfield, PA, Psychology and Studio Arts
Anaiyah Lynch, Beltsville, MD, Music
Crockett Halvarson Macnie, Brooklyn, NY, Communication
Natalie Eleni Malinowski, Spring, TX, Peace Studies with Spanish
Zahir Mammadzada, San Francisco, CA, International Relations
Hana Cole Martinez, Saint Paul, MN, Peace Studies with Spanish and with Art
Studio
Audrey Maxwell, Croton on Hudson, NY, Computer Science
Mikaela Elise McCray, Santa Fe, NM, Studio Arts
Montaz McCray, Catonsville, MD, Business Management
Rylee Georgene McDonnell, Estell Manor, NJ, Biochemistry & Molecular
Biology
Carmyn McDuffie, Baltimore, MD, Sociology/Anthropology with Public Health
and with Psychology
Tashi McQueen, Baltimore, MD, Communication with Political Science
Amelia Gabrielle Meier, Corte Madera, CA, Biological Sciences with Public
Health
Daniel David Melgarejo III, Dundalk, MD, Psychology
Dasheira Lashay Melvin, Baltimore, MD, Psychology
Genesis Gabriela Mendez-Hernandez, Springfield, MA, Peace Studies and
Spanish with Africana Studies
Lucy O’Dell Mernit, Catonsville, MD, Psychology
Zoe Kathryn Merz, Finksburg, MD, Environmental Studies
Lily Mikolajczyk, Brooklyn, NY, Psychology
11Roberto Andres Mikse, Huixquilucan de Degollado, Mexico, Business
Management
Rachel Catherine Millary, Dillsburg, PA, Psychology with Professional Writing
Joshua Naiim Miller, Brooklyn, NY, English with Africana Studies
Marie Befek Mokuba, Baltimore, MD, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Kylie B. Miller, Baltimore, MD, Communication with Theatre
Danielle Marie Moore, Earleville, MD, Biological Sciences with Chemistry
Rachal McKenzie Murray, Yorktown, VA, Psychology with Sociology/
Anthropology
Deborah K Mutombo, Baltimore, MD, Chemistry
Emily Lauren Myers, Hazelwood, NC, Communication with International
Relations
Wynn Aung Myint, Burtonsville, MD, International Relations and French
Transnational Studies
Sartre Ndebaneza, Baltimore, MD, Biological Sciences and French
Transnational Studies
Mickey Lee Nelson, Monrovia, MD, History
JaVaunte Neumann, Baltimore, MD, Political Science
Danielle Sylvia Newman, Davis, CA, Sociology/Anthropology with Spanish
Aubin Daniel Niragira, Jersey City, NJ, Communication with Studio Art
Christopher Michael Noakes Jr., Baltimore, MD, English with Literature
Michelle Constance Nolan, Philadelphia, PA, Communication
Timothy John O’Farrell, Davidsonville, MD, Communication
Lauren O’Leary, Potomac, MD, Psychology with Chemistry
Olivia O’Neil, New York, NY, Business Management with Psychology
Hunter John Opdyke, Towson, MD, Theatre
Tetsuya Ota, Tokyo, Japan, Business Management
Tiana M. Ozolins, Fincastle, VA, Dance with Professional Writing
Zachary Knight Palmer, Somers, NY, Computer Science and Philosophy
DeAngelo Palmer, District Heights, MD, Business Management
Emma Palughi, Fairhope, AL, English with Professional Writing
Peter Pavlos Panagopoulos, Albuquerque, NM, International Relations and
Spanish
Christina Louise Panousos, Cockeysville, MD, English with Environmental
Studies
Amanda Ruthven Parnell, Gwynn Oak, MD, Russian and International
Relations
Caroline Patterson, Gaithersburg, MD, Sociology/Anthropology with Creative
Writing
12Justin Z. Pellis, Mount Kisco, NY, Music
Cierrah Sashae Perry, Baltimore, MD, Women’s Studies with Theatre and with
Russian
Shawnte Reneice Perry, Baltimore, MD, American Studies
Pete Peterson, Moorestown, NJ, Business Management
Christina Nicole Pevey, Post, TX, Sociology/Anthropology
Winston Graeme York Phelps, Lighthouse Point, FL, American Studies with
Historic Preservation
Taryn Phillips, Roselle Park, NJ, Business Management
Macie Marie Michelle Pile, Baltimore, MD, Biological Sciences
Emily Nicole Pochet, Royersford, PA, Biological Sciences with Chemistry
Lauren Elizabeth Pope, Farmingdale, NJ, Psychology
Jolie Belle Price, Livingston, NJ, Psychology
Abigail Rose Price, Summit, NJ, Theatre with Psychology
Stephanie Jean Randall, Myersville, MD, American Studies
Ruby A. Ranson, Baltimore, MD, History and Philosophy
Riley Reger, East Aurora, NY, Philosophy and English with Psychology
Kalilah Robinson, Windsor Mill, MD, Computer Science
Benjamin Zev Rock, Baltimore, MD, Computer Science with Philosophy and
with Music
Brandon Rodriguez Torrento, Gaithersburg, MD, Business Management
Madalyn Ruth Romberger, Sudlersville, MD, Business Management and
Economics
Maya Serena Rosenberg, Pittsburgh, PA, Individualized Interdisciplinary
Major
Hallie Rose Rubin, Randolph, NJ, Sociology/Anthropology
Sophie Rudin, West Orange, NJ, Biological Sciences with Public Health
Natalie Isabel Rudin, Gaithersburg, MD, History
Kyrsis Sabater, Linthicum, MD, Women’s Studies with Latin American Studies
Eliana Sarfati-Magill, Brooklyn, NY, International Relations
Emily Claire Scheppegrell, Charlotte, NC, Philosophy and Communication
Laura Scholfield, Irvine, CA, Sociology/Anthropology
Anya Schwartz, Jersey City, NJ, Mathematics and English with Literature
Hillel Schwarzman, Towson, MD, Biological Sciences
James Scott, Baltimore, MD, American Studies
Keigan Scott-Lynch, Idlewylde, MD, History
Kathryn Elizabeth Shannon, Thousand Oaks, CA, Biological Sciences with
Spanish
13Tasnim Mahdi Sharif, Rockville, MD, Environmental Studies with Chemistry
Zoe Alexis Shimberg, Reisterstown, MD, International Relations with Russian
Julia Rose Shimer, Hagerstown, MD, Elementary Education
Santoshi Shrestha, Towson, MD, Chemistry
Natalie Simendinger, Laurys Station, PA, French Transnational Studies and
Communication
Elan Angela Nicole Simpkins, Bowie, MD, Sociology/Anthropology
Liya Sinke, Baltimore, MD, Business Management and Economics
Patrick Liam Slater, Seattle, WA, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
Charles Sloan, Philadelphia, PA, English
Jillian James Smida-Wood, Brooklyn, NY, Biological Sciences
Khayla Jordan Smith, Westfield, IN, English
Cheyenne Smith, Huffman, TX, History
Chyres Snyder, Baltimore, MD, History
Emily Sorrells, Baltimore, MD, Education Studies and Spanish with
Professional Writing
Isabel Viola Srour, Potomac, MD, Spanish
Ethan Staple, Scotch Plains, NJ, Communication
Emilia Louise Starchvick, Jacksonville, OR, Chemistry with Biological Sciences
Meghan A. Staten, Baltimore, MD, Business Management
Skye Elizabeth Stellone, Glenwood, MD, History with Sociology/Anthropology
Mariah Louise Sterrett, Berlin, MD, Elementary Education
Gavin Stewart, Lebanon, NH, Psychology and Philosophy
Sonia Sukumar, Inver Grove Heights, MN, Business Management with Creative
Writing
Jared Ariff Sumar, Denver, PA, Communication
Enid Stephanie Swatson, North Bethesda, MD, Biological Sciences with Public
Health
Parker Peterson Taggard, Bedford, MA, Philosophy
Katie Elizabeth Tavedi, Laurel, MD, Studio Arts with Environmental Studies
Jesse Robert Taylor, Annandale, NJ, Environmental Studies
Milagros Nuraddis Idalia Taylor-Mercado, College Park, MD, Biological
Sciences
Lucas Michael Longstreth Terry, Portland, OR, Sociology/Anthropology with
Communication
Yohanis Teweldebirhan, Baltimore, MD, Business Management and Economics
Jani Thacker, Owings Mills, MD, Peace Studies and French Transnational
Studies
Tessa Theberge, Cleveland, OH, Sociology/Anthropology with Environmental
Studies
14Suzie Thomas, New Orleans, LA, Theatre
Amanda Layne Turk, Old Westbury, NY, History
Auriane Annick Vacher, South Lake Tahoe, CA, Psychology with Dance
Diego Wanya Varela, Baltimore, MD, Political Science
Emma Sophia Villalon-Iglesias, Moorestown, NJ, French Transnational
Studies and English with Philosophy and with Professional Writing
Olivia Grace Viteznik, Atlanta, GA, Communication
Jazsmine Jane Wangui, Pikesville, MD, Biological Sciences with Public Health
Eddah Wanyoike, Baltimore, MD, Business Management
Kira McKenzie Weaver, Lititz, PA, Dance with Biological Sciences
Jeena Maria Weber Langstaff, Providence, RI, Business Management with
Spanish
Julia Matthiessen Weir, San Francisco, CA, Peace Studies with Sociology/
Anthropology
Madison Hayday Wester, Wayne, PA, Biological Sciences with Sociology/
Anthropology
Victoria Wheeler, Kinnelon, NJ, Business Management
Morgan Leigh Whitman, Galesville, MD, Dance
Oliver Kyoo Schacht Whong, Columbia, MD, Environmental Studies
Maxine Pearl Wiener, Potomac, MD, Business Management
Nicole Elizabeth Wilkerson, Philadelphia, PA, Sociology/Anthropology
Fatimah Maryam Williams, Baltimore, MD, Communication with Arabic Studies
Jazmine Charli Williams, Bronx, NY, Sociology/Anthropology
Emily Wilmot, Jessup, MD, Environmental Studies
Merissa Elyse Winepol, Pikesville, MD, Chemistry
Lexie Frances Wink, Hagerstown, MD, Elementary Education
Lee Winters, Newport Beach, CA, Individualized Interdisciplinary Major
William Carter Reid Witt, Washington, DC, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
with Public Health
Kelly Michelle Wruck, Clarksville, MD, Professional and Creative Writing with
Literature
Tavish Young, Germantown, MD, Theatre and Professional and Creative
Writing
Shan Yue, Bradenton, FL, Psychology
Ephrata Belaie Zelleke, Silver Spring, MD, Physics and Mathematics with
Computer Science
Sally Zheng, Perry Hall, MD, Business Management and Economics
Johanna Zipp, Cockeysville, MD, Theatre
Mary Adelle Zynn, Lancaster, PA, Sociology/Anthropology with Professional
Writing and with Dance
15Candidates will receive their diplomas in alphabetical order,
but are listed below by their program.
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M ASTER OF ART S IN ART S ADMI NI ST R AT I O N
Grace Anastasiadis, B.A., University of Maryland, College Park
Ann Arnold-Ogden, B.J., University of Texas at Austin
Anne Bolduc-Jang, B.A., Saint Anselm College, Manchester
Sharon Eileen Edwards, B.S.Ed., University of Georgia
Quodesia DeVae Johnson, B.A., Prairie View A&M University
Tamira Patterson, B.A., Shepherd University
Lauren Schiffer, B.A., Wheaton College (Massachusetts)
Janelle Nicole Spruill, B.F.A., Marymount Manhattan College
Annette Toro, B.A., University of Central Florida
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
MA STER O F ART S IN CULT URAL SUSTAI NAB I L I TY
Diamond Pariese Coleman, B.A., Salisbury University
Amy S. Millin, M.S.W., University of Pennsylvania
Klaudia Oliver, B.A., Southwestern University
Daniela Panetta, B.A., Indiana University of South Bend
William Cody Reed, B.A., California State University, Fullerton
Jasmine Turk, B.A., University of Baltimore
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M ASTER OF ART S IN DIG ITAL ART S
Matinicus O. Creek, B.A. Frostburg State University
William Lee Jr., M.F.A., Bellevue University
Molly Tess Margulies, B.A., Goucher College
Caitlin Taylor Meiklejohn, B.A. Goucher College
Sarah Steinhauer, B.S.Ed. and B.F.A, Millersville University
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M A STER O F ART S IN ENV IRONMENTAL ST UDI ES
Joseph Shields, B.A., Loyola University
Audrey Smylie, B.S., Lincoln University
16CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M ASTER OF ART S IN H IST ORIC P R E SE RVAT I O N
Maria A. Lewis, B.S., University of California, Davis
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M ASTER OF ART S IN T EAC H I NG
Alexis Balanda, B.S., The Pennsylvania State University
Christina Rose Jackson Bannister, B.A., Notre Dame of Maryland University
Thomas James Bannon, B.A., Coastal Carolina University
Morgan Barber, B.S., Morgan State University
David Battistelli, B.S., Arcadia University
Joseph Anthony Bennett, B.S., University of Delaware
Mallory Bolling, B.S., Coastal Carolina University
Tim Keenan Bristol, B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan
Michael Constantine, B.A., University of Maryland, College Park
Steven Cornthwaite, M.S., Washington State University
Carolina Pamela Deigert, B.A., Towson University
Charlotte Sydney-Shapiro Enoch, B.A., College of Wooster
Emily Fox, B.S., Towson University
Tryveka Cherika Gipson, B.A., Towson University
Christopher John Glaspell, B.A., Catholic University
Patrick Graham, B.A., University of Baltimore
Kimberly Brooke Gue, B.A., St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Alexandra Hale, B.S., Colorado State University-Global Campus
Emily Renae Hall, M.F.A., Towson University
Twana Lynn Hamilton, M.S., Capella University
Mercedes A. Hansell, B.S., O&M Dominican University in the Dominican Republic
Antwain Harley, B.A., Benedict College
Maria Antawnette Hawkins, B.S., Morgan State University
Shaun-De’ Nishawn Jones, B.A., Notre Dame of Maryland University
Meredith Kavney, B.A. University of Maryland, College Park
Tara Kearney, B.A. Hood College
David-Lydie Koissi, B. A., University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis, France
Juan A. Lopez, B.A., Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
Andrea Keisha McDowell, B.A., Salisbury University
Henry McVeigh, B.S., University of Toronto
Puertorico Ramon Morales, B.S.W., Marywood University
17Caroline Angela Ponatoski, B.A., Furman University
Estefania Rodriguez, B.A., Towson University
Brian Barry Rowe, B.A., Randolph-Macon College
Patrick Schmedes, B.S., Frostburg State University
Keith Ryan Schultz, B.S., McDaniel College
Alexa Sciuto, B.A., Towson University
Felicia Victoria Stevens, B.F.A., Virginia Commonwealth University
Duncan Bruce Stone, B.A., University of Maryland, College Park
Kristina M. Stylianou, B.S., Towson University
Samantha Thomas, B.S., James Madison University
Rita Woode, B.S., Morgan State University
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
MAST ER OF EDUCAT IO N
Enid Aracena, B.A., Towson University
Heather Nicole Bois, B.S., Stevenson University
Sonja Bolotin, B.S., Towson University
Angelique Bullock, B.S., Johnson & Wales University
Russell Adam Bywaters, B.A., University of North Carolina Wilmington
Olivia Christine Carmody, B.A., Salisbury University
Samuel Cassard, B.S., Towson University
Kelsey A. Connell, B.S., Towson University
Kimberly L. Daugherty, B.S., University of Maryland, College Park
Christine DeLucry, M.A.T., Goucher College
Julia E. DeNardi, B.A., Towson University
Holly Marie Smith Diakite, B.S., Towson University
Lauren Diehl, B.S., Stevenson University
Laura Dienes, B.A., Towson University
Thresea Drumgoole, B.A., Salisbury University
RaeAnne Denise Eastman, B.A., University of Northern Iowa
Seanelle Anela Kia’i Kamalei Edralin, B.A., Goucher College
Jenny Fields, B.S., Chaminade University of Honolulu
Jill Frising, B.A., Georgian Court University
Kelley Manning Gallagher, B.S., West Chester University
Gladys M. Graham, B.S., University of Cincinnati, Ohio Teacher’s College
Jessica Lolli Green, B.A., Salisbury University
Courtney Marie Gruss, B.S., Towson University
18Shannon Gwiazdowski, B.A, Towson University
Elizabeth Heil, B.S., York College of Pennsylvania
Hollie Paige Hill, B.A., Hunter College
Tiffany Anne Iman, B.S., Towson University
Christopher Lee Jones, B.S., Morgan State University
Emma C. Keenan, B.A., Towson University
Brian Kelly, B.A., Johns Hopkins University
Shannon Koehler, B.S., Kutztown University
Derek Lewinski, B.A., Towson University
Darlavanh Jaynette Long, B.S., St. Lawrence University
Philip J. Luettgen, B.S., East Stroudsburg University
Shawn Evan McCoy, B.M., Youngstown State University
Morgan Miske, B.A., Towson University
Lindsay Marie Moore, B.S., Salisbury University
Adelaida F. Nathan, B.S., University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Troy Peters, B.A., Saint Anselm College
Ashley Nicole Pinder-Christman, B.A., Stevenson University
Kimberly Erin Ramer, B.S., Towson University
David Rathfon, B.A., West Chester University
Pamela Lynn Reed, B.A., College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Michael D. Rex, B.S., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Molly E. Rolfes, B.S., Duquesne University
Jaclyn Michele Rosenkrans, B.A., Arizona State University
Courtney Jane Serio, B.S., Towson University
Richard Shaner, B.M.E., University of Maryland, College Park
Lori Sheahen, B. A., Towson University
Julia Marie Zingarelli Smyth, B.A., Towson University
Jennifer Taylor, B.S., Towson University
Elizabeth Ann Thompson, M.A.T., Goucher College
Casey Lynn Van Pelt, B.S., The Pennsylvania State University
Krista Wallingford, B.A., Lynchburg College
Chelsea Weakley, B.S., York College of Pennsylvania
Jaime Lillian White, B.S., Messiah College
Kaitlyn Rose Winton, B.A., Elizabethtown College
Jonathan L. Wyatt, B.A., Eastern University
Theresa Zoschg, B.S., Walden University
19CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M A STER O F FINE ART S IN ART AND T E CH NO L O GY
Adam Schwartz, B.S., American University
Sarah Steinhauer, B.S.Ed. and B.F.A, Millersville University
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
M ASTER OF FINE ART S IN NONF I CT I O N
Amanda G. Brandt, B.A., Lake Forest College
Emily Gaines Buchler, M.S. and M.A., Syracuse University
Dominque Demetrea Conway, B.A., Goddard College
Anita Dale, B.A., Towson University
Teresa Mary Enterline, B.A., Bucknell University
Kenneth Martin ‘Marty’ Fletcher, Ph.D., Walden University
Bruce Isaac Friedland, M.B.A., University of Maryland
Dustin Hodge, B.S., Arizona State University
Kathleen Parrish, M.S., Columbia University
Megan E. Reilley, B.A., State University of New York Oswego
Laura Jane Willoughby, B.A., College of Charleston
CAN DIDAT ES FOR T H E DEGREE O F
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN H IG H ER E DUC AT I O N
P O LI CY, RESEARCH , AND ADMI NI ST R AT I O N
Lauren Black, B.S., Towson University
Ronnie L. Chalmers, B.S., North Carolina Central University
Kimberly Ann Donoghue, B.A., Goucher College
Makeda Ellis, B.F.A., Fashion Institute of Technology
Oneika Jelani Ford-Bond, B.S., Coppin State University
Sarah Elizabeth Levin, B.A., Goucher College
Mandana Marashi, B.A., University of Maryland
Natalie McCook, B.A., North Carolina State University
Ashleigh Elizabeth Mierau, B.A., St. John’s College
Liza Nicole Moore, B.A., St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Angela M. Russell, B.A., Oregon State University
CAN DI DAT ES FOR T H E POST-M AST ER’S
C ERTI FI CAT E IN H IST ORICAL PRESE RVAT I O N
Ethan Bean, M.S., University of Indianapolis
Eva Elizabeth Falls, M.A., East Carolina University
20THE 2021 SENIOR CLASS CAM PAI GN
The following seniors have made gifts to Goucher of at least $20.21 in honor
of their classmates and their graduating year, and to help “pay it forward” to
future students. Student philanthropy supports all that happens on campus—
from financial aid and scholarships to study abroad and internships.
Please join us in honoring these seniors for their giving. Participants will be
wearing a blue and gold graduation tassel with a special Goucher “G” charm in
recognition of their leadership on this special day. (The donor list is current as
of April 30, 2021.)
Nicole Blades Jeremy Bloch
Juliana Jeanette Block Mackenzie L. Bruce
Adeline Callihan Estelle Chock
Claire Corliss Flinn Eng
Miriam M. Ganslmeier Jamie Hartman
Katitlin Honkofsky Rhema Zoe Johnson
Hannah Jury Fiona M. Livelsberger
Abbie McHerron Rachael McKenzie Murray
Zoe Mitchener Ben Z. Rock
Brandon Rodriguez Torrento Madalyn Romberger
Zoe Shimberg Charles Sloan
Jillian Smida-Wood Olivia Grace Viteznik
Maxie Wiener Lee Winters
If we have inadvertently left anyone’s name off this list, please accept our apologies.
21“S O TAKE T H IS SONG OF JOY ”
Music: Traditional
Arrangement and text: Greg Gilpin
Directed by Dr. Daniel McDavitt
Accompanied by Andrew Stewart, pianist
Performed by the Goucher College Graduation Choir
O So take this song of joy,
And keep it in your heart;
And come the day we part,
Our love will always sing.
Sweet melody of friendship,
It fills our hearts and minds;
Sweet melody of friendship,
The tie that gently binds.
22“WE ARE G OUCH ER”
We Are Goucher
S CH O O L S O NG O F G O UC H E R CO L LEGE
School Song of Goucher College
Text
Text fromfrom various
various sources*sources* Music by Dr. Daniel McDavitt
Music by Daniel McDavitt
Goucher Music Faculty
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& b 44 œœ œœ œœ œœ
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1.Hail, dear Gouch - er, al - ma ma - ter, Fond - est love we pledge to you.
2.May we yearn for nob - ler cal - lings, O - pen minds and hope of youth;
? b 4 œ œ œ œ œœ œœ œœ œœ œ œœ œ œ œ ˙˙
3.Fair thee well, dear al - ma ma - ter, Part - ing hour is draw - ing near.
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May our burn - ing hearts press on - ward, Lead - ing us to path - ways new.
May our hearts be e - ver seek - ing Gifts of jus - tice, love, and truth.
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May all thoughts of Gouch - er Col - lege Bright - en ev - 'ry pas - sing year.
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We are man - y.
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We are Gouch - er. We are one. We are man - y. We are home.
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The fermatas and caesura should be Towson, MD
observed at the end of the third verse only. April 2015
*NOTES ABOUT TEXT:
Goucher alumna Katherine Cottle, who is also a current Goucher faculty member, wrote the text for the chorus.
*Notes about text:
The text for the verses incorporates excerpts of Goucher school songs dating as far back as 1895,
including the alumnae, faculty, and administrators listed below:
Dr. Katherine Cottle ’95, assistant professor of writing, wrote the text for the chorus.
The text for the verses, compiled and organized by Dr. Daniel McDavitt, incorporates
Mary Owen Dean, class of 1895
Gloria Van Meter, class of 1896
excerpts of Goucher
Carolyn school
Lambert Sparrow, songs
class of 1900 dating as far back as 1895, whose lyricists include these
Mary Goode Wooldridge, class of 1913
alumnae, Eleanor
faculty, and
L. Lord, administrators::
dean of the college, ca. 1915
Dr. Hans Froelicher, professor of fine arts, 1888-1930
Mary Owen Dean 1895
Gloria Van Meter 1896
Carolyn Lambert Sparrow 1900
Mary Goode Wooldridge 1913
Eleanor L. Lord, dean of the college, ca. 1915
Dr. Hans Froelicher, professor of fine arts, 1888-1930
23GOUCHER COLLEG E BOARD OF T RUST EE S
OF F I CER S
Ruth Shapiro Lenrow ’74, Chair William E. Pugh II ’94, Treasurer
Wendy Solomon White ’72, Vice Chair Toby Wertheim ’68, Secretary
TRUSTEES EM ER I TI
Bruce D. Alexander Edmund F. Haile P ’79 Percy T. Moore ’95
Ethel Weber Berney ’46 Sally Mansbach Anica Donnan
John M. Bond Jr. Herman ’68 Rawnsley ’51
Winifred Cohn Fern Karesh Hurst ’68 Russell R. Reno Jr.
Borden ’66 Mary Hyman ’71 Henry A. Rosenberg Jr.
William Couper P ’03 Florence Beck Robin Fogel Shaivitz ’72
Hilda E. Ford Kurdle ’61 George Thomsen
Ronald E. Geesey David R. Loevner
Alice Falvey Greif ’51 Michiko Yoshida
Mitarai ’66, P ’94
M EM BER S
Kimara Ahnert ’91 Jay Gilman ’09 Jodie H. Slaughter ’79
Patricia K. Batza ’91 Linda K. Himmelberger Lisa Lyden
David I. Bavar ’74 Stromberg ’83
Robert Lee Bull Jr. ’93 Miriam Brown Stewart Thomsen
Hutchins ’73 Theodore Venetoulis
Michael Bulnes ’18
Miriam E. Katowitz ’73 Marilyn Southard
Kara Byrne Bundy ’02
Thomas Kelliher Warshawsky ’68
Melinda Burdette ’72
Ruth Shapiro Craig Watson
Henrique Jorge
Lenrow ’74 Betsy Weingarten ’88
Cubillan ’97
John Edward Toby Wertheim ’68
Rich Davis P ’18
Nobriga ’19
Kent Devereaux Jonathan Wexler ’94
John Olszewski Jr. ’04
Ann Duncan Wendy Solomon
Antonia Pettit ’20 White ’72
Elizabeth Ellers ’81
Faye Polayes ’73 Margaret Messler
Norma Lynn Fox ’76
William E. Pugh II ’94 Winslow ’69
Elaine Kaplan
Jocelyn Reader ’02 Alex O. Wood ’06
Freeman ’58
Ralph M. Segall P ’09
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