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SPRING 2021Table of Contents To Our Guests .................................................................................................................................................................. 2 “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing” ............................................................................................................................................... 3 The Alma Mater ............................................................................................................................................................... 3 Alumni Oath of Allegiance .............................................................................................................................................. 3 Officers of the University .................................................................................................................................................. 4 Presidential Chain of Office .............................................................................................................................................. 5 Morgan State University Mace ......................................................................................................................................... 5 Chief Faculty Marshals of the University ......................................................................................................................... 5 Dr. Iva G. Jones Medallion Emblem ................................................................................................................................. 6 Dr. Sandye Jean McIntyre II International Award ........................................................................................................... 6 Academic Regalia ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 19th Amendment Centennial Anniversary ...................................................................................................................... 8 Academic Degrees ............................................................................................................................................................ 9 Undergraduate Commencement Exercises, Spring and Fall 2020 ................................................................................. 10 School of Graduate Studies Commencement Exercises, Spring and Fall 2020, Spring 2021 ........................................ 27 Undergraduate Commencement Exercises, Spring 2021 ............................................................................................... 44
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The Fourteenth of May
SPRING 2021
Two Thousand and Twenty-One
Nine-thirty O’clock in the Morning
W. A. C. Hughes Memorial Stadium
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School of Graduate Studies Commencement Exercises
Spring and Fall 2020, Spring 2021
The Fourteenth of May
Two Thousand and Twenty-One
Two-thirty O’clock in the Afternoon
W. A. C. Hughes Memorial Stadium
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Undergraduate Commencement Exercises
Spring 2021
The Fifteenth of May
Two Thousand and Twenty-One
Nine-thirty O’clock in the Morning
W. A. C. Hughes Memorial Stadium
Morgan State University
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
1To Our Guests
Welcome to the Spring Commencement Exercises of Morgan State University. Due to the disruption of in-person
commencement exercises for Fall and Spring 2020 as a result of the pandemic, Morgan State University will honor
degree recipients in three separate ceremonies: first, a ceremony to honor undergraduate degree recipients from the
Spring, Fall and Winter of 2020; a second ceremony to honor 2020 and 2021 graduates receiving master’s or doctoral
degrees; and, lastly, the culmination of the series of ceremonies, the 144th Spring Commencement Exercises of Morgan
State University, honoring Spring 2021 graduates. The University solicits your cooperation in helping to sustain the
dignity and solemnity of this happy occasion. We respectfully request that you refrain from engaging in conversation as
well as moving about while the Commencement Exercises are in progress. Once the exercises have begun, only members
of the authorized working press and authorized photographers are permitted on the arena floor. We ask our guests to
stand as the academic procession moves into the arena and to remain standing until after the singing of the Hymn.
Thank you.
The list of graduates that appears in this booklet is tentative and contingent upon satisfactory
completion of all requirements for graduation, and participation in these Commencement Exercises cannot be interpreted as
having completed all requirements for graduation from Morgan State University.
2Anthem
LIFT EV’RY VOICE AND SING
Composed by James Weldon Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson
Lift ev’ry voice and sing Stony the road we trod, God of our weary years,
Till earth and heaven ring, Bitter the chast’ning rod, God of our silent tears,
Ring with the harmonies of liberty; Felt in the days when hope unborn had died; Thou who has brought us thus far on the
Let our rejoicing rise Yet with a steady beat, way.
High as the list’ning skies. Have not our weary feet, Thou who has by Thy might,
Let it resound loud as the rolling sea. Come to the place for which our fathers Led us into the light,
Sing a song full of the faith that the dark sighed? Keep us forever in the path, we pray.
past has taught us. We have come over a way that with tears has Lest our feet stray from the places, Our God,
Sing a song full of the hope that the been watered, where we met Thee.
present has brought us; We have come, treading our path through Lest our hearts, drunk with the wine of the
Facing the rising sun of our new day the blood of the slaughtered, world, we forget Thee;
begun, Out from the gloomy past Shadowed beneath Thy hand,
Let us march on till victory is won. Till now we stand at last May we forever stand,
Where the white gleam of our bright star is True to our God, True to our Native land.
cast.
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The Alma Mater Alumni Oath of Allegiance
I.
Fair Morgan, we love thee, so tried and so true, I hereby solemnly pledge unbroken allegiance to Alma
Our hearts at thy name thrill with pride; Mater in appreciation for opportunities for development
We owe thee allegiance, we pledge thee our faith, afforded me as a student at Morgan State University.
A faith which shall ever abide.
I pledge active membership in the National Alumni
–Chorus–
Association wherever I may be. Through association with
We pledge thee our love, we pledge thee our faith, fellow alumni, I shall ever do my best to uphold the ideals
Whatever the future may bring, and traditions of Alma Mater.
And thus our devotion, fidelity too,
And homage we pay as we sing. I pledge as a citizen to exemplify the high ideals thus
II. implied, rendering positive service to community, state
Fair Morgan, as onward the years quickly fly, and nation, and so to live as ever to bring honor and
And thou livest in memory sweet. respect to Alma Mater.
We bring thee our laurels whatever they be,
And lay them with joy at thy feet.
–Chorus–
Author: Flora E. Strout
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3Officers of the University
THE BOARD OF REGENTS
The Honorable Kweisi Mfume, Chair
Gen. Larry R. Ellis, U.S. Army (Ret.), Vice Chair
The Honorable Tracey L. Parker-Warren, Secretary
The Rev. Dr. Harold A. Carter, Jr. Mr. Wayne Resnick
Dr. Linda J. Gilliam Ms. Shelonda D. Stokes
Dr. Burney Hollis Mr. Carl Turnipseed
Dr. Shirley M. Malcom Dr. Marquis T. Walker
Ms. Stanley Nwakamma, Student Regent Mr. Winston A. Wilkinson
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS
Dr. David K. Wilson, President
Dr. Lesia L. Crumpton-Young, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Kevin M. Banks, Vice President for Student Affairs
Mr. Sidney H. Evans, Jr., Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
Ms. Armada Grant, Special Assistant to the President
Ms. Donna J. Howard, Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Dr. Willie E. May, Vice President for Research and Economic Development
Dr. Adebisi Oladipupo, Vice President/Chief Information Officer for Division of Information Technology
Dr. Edward Scott, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics
Dr. Kara Miles Turner, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success
Dr. Don-Terry Veal, Vice President for State and Federal Relations and Chief of Staff to the President
Sen. Joan Carter-Conway, Deputy Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs
Ms. Julie D. Goodwin, General Counsel
ACADEMIC DEANS
Dr. Mary Anne Alabanza Akers, Dean of the School of Architecture and Planning
Dr. Oscar Barton, Jr., Dean of the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering
Dr. Fikru Boghossian, Dean of the Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management
Dr. Mark D. Garrison, Dean of the School of Graduate Studies
Dr. Bernard Keels, Dean of the University Memorial Chapel
Dr. Anna McPhatter, Dean of the School of Social Work
Dr. M’bare N’gom, Dean of the James H. Gilliam, Jr., College of Liberal Arts
Dr. Glenda Prime, Dean of the School of Education and Urban Studies
Dr. Kim Dobson Sydnor, Dean of the School of Community Health and Policy
Prof. DeWayne Wickham, Dean of the School of Global Journalism and Communication
Dr. Hongtao Yu, Dean of the School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
UNIVERSITY COUNCIL OFFICERS
Dr. Uttam Gaulee, Chair
Dr. Tonya Sanders-Thatch, Vice Chair
Dr. Maija Anderson, Secretary
STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
Mr. Alexander Freeman, Student Government Association President
Ms. Simone Lonas, Student Government Association Vice President
Mr. Muhammad Sharif Uddin, Graduate Student Association President
4The Presidential Chain of Office
The Morgan State University Presidential Chain of Office is bestowed upon each President
of the University at an official inauguration ceremony and is worn by the President at
Commencement and all official occasions requiring the wearing of academic regalia. It is a
permanent insignia of office and is passed down to each succeeding president of the
University.
The Morgan State University Presidential Chain of Office is cast in bronze with an antique
patina and consists of a chain of 1 1/2-inch medallions engraved with the names of the
presidents of the institution and the four periods and dates in its evolution: Centenary
Biblical Institute, Morgan College, Morgan State College and Morgan State University. The
medallions for the current and past presidents drape around the front, and the medallions
noting the periods in the history of the institution drape around the back of the academic
regalia. Near the bottom of the Chain are two banners with laurel leaves, attached to two
round medallions bearing the official logo of the University. At the bottom of the Chain is a
banner, crested with laurel leaves, bearing the inscription President, below which sits the
official Presidential Medallion, a 3-inch round medal with a double-faced design embossed
in bas-relief with the Seal of the University and its colors on the front and engraved with the University logo on the verso plane.
Below the Presidential Medallion is a banner inscribed with the name of the current President.
The Presidential Chain was designed by the Inauguration Committee for Morgan’s Tenth Inaugurated President, Dr. David Wilson,
in collaboration with the Office of Public Relations and Strategic Communications, and crafted by Medallic Art Company of
Northwest Territorial Mint in Dayton, Nevada, in 2010. It was donated by Dr. Clara I. Adams, Morgan State University Class of
1954, former Special Assistant to the President, and Mr. Wilbert L. Walker, Morgan State University Class of 1950.
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The Morgan State University Mace
The mace (Arabic, amūd; Latin, mascea) was originally a weapon: a short handle topped with a metal ball, its
bludgeoning force eclipsed that of a club. A common sight in medieval armies, the mace also served as a symbol of
authority, appearing on the seals of such monarchs as Edward the Confessor, Philip Augustus and Frederick
Barbarossa. In academic settings, a bedellus (lay church official) processed with the mace during commencement;
hence, it was adopted by colleges and universities throughout the West and, in the United States, is usually borne
by the Chief Faculty Marshal in academic processions.
During its Sesquicentennial Celebration — December 2016 through December 2017 — Morgan State University
retired its sixty-year-old mace and replaced it with a longer mace that can accommodate the names of additional
Presidents over the years and that displays more prominently the insignia of the four major periods of its
development: Centenary Biblical Institute, Morgan College, Morgan State College and Morgan State University.
The new mace, crafted by the Medallic Art Company in Dayton, Nevada, has a 36-inch-tall fluted mahogany staff
with 14 antique brass banners encircling it, the first 10 engraved with the names and terms of the inaugurated
Presidents of the University. The mace head is a four-sided mahogany crown that bears images of three iconic
Morgan structures and, on one side, the seal of the University, all in bronze, and, at its top the traditional flame of
knowledge. The base of the mace is adorned with a tiered brass foot. The new mace was designed by the
Sesquicentennial Celebration Coordinating Committee, and it is a Sesquicentennial Gift to the University from
the MSU Alumni Association.
CHIEF FACULTY MARSHALS OF THE UNIVERSITY
1914–1948 Dr. Milton L. Calloway 1974–2009 Dr. Clayton C. Stansbury
1948–1966 Dr. George H. Spaulding 2009– Dr. Milford A. Jeremiah
1966–1974 Dr. Nathaniel K. Proctor
5The Dr. Iva G. Jones Medallion Emblem
Some colleagues and community friends of the late Dr. Iva Gwendolyn Jones, Professor Emerita of
the Morgan State University Department of English, honored her as a scholar, leader and teacher,
by extending as a gift to Morgan State University the Dr. Iva G. Jones Medallion Emblem, which is
the conception of the late Assistant Professor Emeritus Samuel L. Green, who was one of the two
co-designers of the symbol. The second co-designer, and medallion silversmith, was retired
Associate Professor Kenneth Royster.
The Emblem fabric approximates in width the border of the master’s hood, is velvet and employs
the University colors — blue and orange. The detachable chain, which surmounts the emblem and
helps to drape the wearer’s front and shoulders, bears silver mounts that hold the medallions in
suspension.
Appraisers have assessed each silver medallion at more than 10 times the value of the United
States silver dollar, which the medallions resemble. The twenty-one (21) emblem medallions —
which the Philadelphia Mint created exclusively for the Negro Commemorative Society
(Membership Number 1043) — display the images of African-American notables such as Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Banneker,
Henry O. Tanner, Lorraine Hansberry, Mary Church Terrell, Alaine Locke and Ralph Bunche.
Annually, colleagues, employing University-approved criteria, select an individual to wear the Emblem. Those honored by this
selection are persons who reflect vividly in their professional lives the qualities distinguishing the individual whose name the
Emblem bears.
AWARDEES
2019–2020 Dr. Christine Hohmann, Full Professor of Biology, School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
2020–2021 Dr. Celeste Chavis, Associate Professor of Transportation & Urban Infrastructure Studies
For the full list of past awardees, please visit the following web page: https://commencement.morgan.edu/awards.
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The Dr. Sandye Jean McIntyre, II
International Award
The Dr. Sandye Jean McIntyre, II, International Award, a sash designed and tailored specifically for this
award, is inspired by the diplomatic sash customarily worn for formal occasions by ambassadors, consuls and
other dignitaries. It is red satin accented with a traditional rosette and blue, white, yellow and green ribbons,
representing the flags of the United States of America, France, Senegal and other countries with which Dr.
McIntyre had contact in his diplomatic and academic careers. In the center front of the sash, a specially
commissioned gold medal (struck by Charles Nusinov and Sons) features a world map enclosed by laurel
wreaths and the name of the award.
The Award was established in 1997 and conferred upon Dr. McIntyre at the annual Founders Day
Convocation in 1997. It is given to that member of the Morgan faculty who demonstrates extraordinary
commitment to global learning and international understanding and who promotes international programs
at Morgan.
AWARDEES
2019 Dr. Mingchao Cai, Associate Professor of Mathematics, School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural
Sciences
For the full list of past awardees, please visit the following web page: https://commencement.morgan.edu/awards.
6The Academic Regalia
The traditional black caps and gowns worn by students and faculty in the academic procession have been the historic regalia of
scholars since medieval times. Because many scholars of that period were members of monastic orders, the academic regalia
probably represents an adaptation of ecclesiastical dress.
A uniform code for academic regalia was drafted by an intercollegiate commission in 1893 and has since been adopted by the
majority of colleges and universities in the United States. Each of the three academic degrees — bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral —
has its own distinctive gown and hood. The gown representing the bachelor’s degree is distinguished by its long pointed sleeve. The
master’s gown has a longer, narrow, closed sleeve, extending below the knee. The arm is passed through a slit at the elbow. In
contrast, the doctor’s gown is faced with wide velvet bands, which may be black or a color indicating the general field of learning of
the wearer — for example, dark blue for philosophy, green for medicine and purple for law.
The most colorful and distinctive item of the academic regalia is the hood, which passes around the neck and extends down the
back. The doctor’s hood is the largest, and the bachelor’s hood is the smallest. Often the use of a bachelor’s hood is omitted. The
wearer’s field of learning is indicated by the color of the hood and the tassel. Among the colors of hoods are:
Architecture ........................................ Blue Violet Music ................................................................. Pink
Arts, Letters, Humanities ........................... White Nursing ......................................................... Apricot
City Planning ....................................... Blue Violet Philosophy ................................................ Dark Blue
Commerce, Accountancy, Business ............. Drab Physical Education ................................. Sage Green
Education ............................................. Light Blue Public Administration ......................... Peacock Blue
Engineering ................................................ Orange Public Health ....................................... Salmon Pink
Fine Arts ..................................................... Brown Science ............................................... Golden Yellow
Human Ecology ......................................... Purple Social Science ................................................ Citron
Journalism ................................................ Crimson Social Work ................................................... Citron
Library Science ........................................... Lemon Speech (Oratory) ............................................. Silver
Medicine ..................................................... Green Theology and Divinity ................................... Scarlet
The colors of the silk lining exposed in the center of the hood are those of the college or university which conferred the degree. The
tassel may be either black or the color of the field of learning. The tassel of the doctor’s cap is usually gold.
7Morgan State University Makes Note of the Centennial
Anniversary of the 19th Amendment
Ratified on August 18, 1920
Morgan State University joins the nation in observing the centennial anniversary of the 19th Amendment. As the state of
Maryland’s largest Historically Black College or University (HBCU), Morgan specifically commemorates the leadership and legacies
of African-American women suffragists. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman are all honored by
buildings on Morgan’s campus that bear their names.
The late Rosalyn Terborg-Penn, Ph.D., University Professor of History Emerita at Morgan State University and author of “African
American Women in the Struggle for the Vote, 1850–1920,” broke new ground by documenting that, contrary to previous reports,
Black women actively participated in the women’s suffrage movement in the United States and by chronicling that, at every stage of
the long-fought struggle for the vote, Black women organized on behalf of the suffrage movement, argued Constitutional doctrine
and staged protests to secure the franchise for all women.
As the world celebrates the first woman and the first woman of color to be elected to the Office of Vice President of the United
States of America, we remember the fearless, pioneering women who paved the way for the history to which we bear witness today.
We are forever grateful for their fight for our freedom more than 100 years ago.
“I sell the shadow to support the substance.” Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins, 1825–1911, Portrait of Harriet Tubman, 1822–1913,
— Sojourner Truth. Carte de Visite, circa 1864, from the collections of the Library of Congress from the collections of the Library of Congress
from the collections of the Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/cph.3c18946) (https://www.loc.gov/item/2018645051)
(http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/97513239)
8The Academic Degrees
The first known degree was a doctorate conferred by the University of Bologna in the middle of the 12th century. Originally, the
doctor’s and master’s degrees were used interchangeably, each indicating that the holder was qualified to give instruction to
students. The bachelor’s or baccalaureate degree indicated only entrance upon a course of study preparatory to the doctorate or
mastership. Gradually, however, the bachelor’s degree came to mean successful completion of one level of study preparatory to the
higher degrees.
Today, there are more than 1,600 different academic degrees conferred by colleges and universities in the United States. The
advanced degrees granted by Morgan State University are the Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Science, Master
of Business Administration, Master of Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture, Master of City and Regional Planning,
Master of Engineering, Master of Public Health, Master of Social Work, Doctor of Education, Doctor of Engineering, Doctor of
Philosophy, Doctor of Public Health and Doctor of Business Administration.
THE DOCTORAL DEGREE
The doctoral degree or doctorate represents the most advanced degree conferred at institutions of higher education in the United
States. The Oxford English Dictionary defines a doctor in the academic sense as “one who, in any faculty or branch of learning, has
attained to the highest degree conferred by a university.”
There are two major types of doctoral degrees: earned doctorates and honorary doctorates. Earned doctorates are further divided
into two distinct types: the research degree and the professional or practitioner degree. The distinguishing feature of the research
degree is that it normally requires a lengthy scholarly dissertation, which is usually designed to constitute a substantial contribution
to the existing body of knowledge in its field. The most important doctorate of the research type at institutions of higher education
in the United States is the Doctor of Philosophy. The only other earned doctorate of the research type which has secured wide
recognition and use by a large number of leading United States universities is the Doctor of Education.
THE MASTER’S DEGREE *
The master’s degree is an academic honor conferred upon students who have successfully completed one or two years’ work beyond
the baccalaureate. A thesis and an oral examination are usually required. The word magister connected with a qualifying phrase was
used among the Romans as the title of honor, but its present meaning must be traced to the time of the establishment of the oldest
universities. Regularly organized faculties were not then known as they now exist in the universities. The whole circle of academic
activity was limited to seven liberal arts. Those who received public honors in the completed studies, and who had already received
the degree of baccalaureus (bachelor), were called magistri artium (masters of the liberal arts).
THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE **
The bachelor’s degree represents completion of a four-year course of study of collegiate grade and is the oldest academic degree used
at institutions of higher learning in the United States. The degree of Bachelor of Arts was the first conferred in the United States in
1642 on nine young men, comprising the first graduating class of Harvard College. Yale conferred its first Bachelor of Arts in 1702;
Princeton in 1748; William and Mary in 1753; Pennsylvania in 1757; Columbia in 1758; and Morgan State to George W. F.
McMechen in 1895.
* Eells, Walter Crosby. Degrees in Higher Education. New York: The Center for Applied Research in Education, 1967.
** Sometimes designated as the baccalaureate degree, from the Latin baccalaris, “under the influence of,” and lauris, “laurel,”
used as a designation of honor, distinction or fame.
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The Fourteenth of May
Two Thousand and Twenty-One
Nine-thirty O’clock in the Morning
W. A. C. Hughes Memorial Stadium
Morgan State University
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
10Order of Procession
MARSHALS
Chief Faculty Marshal of the University
Dr. Milford A. Jeremiah
Associate Marshals
Mrs. Joyce A. Brown Dr. Tiffany B. Mfume
Dr. Edwin T. Johnson Mrs. Nina Nash
Marshals for the School of Architecture and Planning
Prof. Dale Green Prof. Charles Thomas
Marshals for the School of Community Health and Policy
Dr. Margaret Alston Mrs. Shelia Richburg
Marshals for the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering
Ms. Myra W. Curtis Dr. Monica Poindexter
Dr. James Hunter
Marshals for the School of Social Work
Dr. Sharlene Allen-Milton
11THE PROCESSION PLATFORM PARTY
ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS PRESIDENT OF THE MSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
CLERGY
FACULTY EMERITI
REGISTRAR
PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS
UNDERGRADUATE CANDIDATES
James H. Gilliam, Jr., College of Liberal Arts SPECIAL GUESTS
Bachelors of Arts
UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS
Bachelors of Fine Arts
Bachelors of Science PROVOST AND SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
School of Architecture and Planning HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
Bachelors of Science
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS
Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
Bachelors of Science
School of Community Health and Policy
Bachelors of Science
School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
Bachelors of Science
School of Education and Urban Studies
Bachelors of Science
Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering
Bachelors of Science
School of Global Journalism and Communication
Bachelors of Science
School of Social Work
Bachelors of Science
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12Order of Exercises
Dr. David K. Wilson
President of the University, Presiding
PROCESSIONAL
“Pomp and Circumstance” ..................................................................................................... Sir Edward Elgar
The audience is requested to stand as the academic procession moves into the arena and to
remain standing until after the singing of “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing.”
WELCOME................................................................................................................................. President David K. Wilson
INVOCATION .......................................................................................................................... The Rev. Dr. Bernard Keels
Dean, University Memorial Chapel
HYMN
“Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing” ........................................................................ Led by Mr. Cameron Potts, Baritone
GREETINGS ............................................................................................................... Gen. Larry R. Ellis, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Vice Chair, Board of Regents
RECOGNITION OF SENIOR HONOR GRADUATES ....................................................... Dr. Lesia Crumpton-Young
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
(Honorees Stand in Audience)
Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude, Cum Laude
PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL AWARDS ............................................................................ President David K. Wilson
(Recipients Stand in Audience)
President’s Second Mile Award
President’s Award for Exceptional Creative Achievement
PRESENTING OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES IN COURSE ...................................... Dr. Lesia Crumpton-Young
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ................................................................................................. President David K. Wilson
SALUTE TO THE GRADUATES .......................................................................................................... Ms. Jordan Dawson
President of the Senior Class
INDUCTION INTO THE MSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ........................................................... Mrs. Phyllis C. Davis
President of the MSU Alumni Association
ALMA MATER .............................................................................................................. Led by Mr. Cameron Potts, Baritone
BENEDICTION.......................................................................................................................... The Rev. Dr. Bernard Keels
Dean, University Memorial Chapel
RECESSIONAL
“Pomp and Circumstance” ..................................................................................................... Sir Edward Elgar
13Candidates for Degrees
Bachelor’s Degrees
The James H. Gilliam, Jr., College of Liberal Arts
B.S., Applied Liberal Studies Marcus Hicks Jacqueline D. Snell
Keyonna Lashawn Hill Kamren Alston Watkins
Winter 2020 Kayla Regine Johnson Jabari S. Whyee
Jeanea Cherise Benovil Camille Denise Jones
Henry Jackson III Anita Lawson Fall 2020
Niya Tarika Spencer Tyree Kenyon Lewis Jarelle Joseph Allen
Allen E. Stith Candace Lee Little Terrell Robert Anderson I
Alex Luis Will-Anne Carla Auguste
Spring 2020 Samantha I. Mapp Tamarra Banks
Makiah Nijé Addison Ivion A. Moore Bonita E. Bordley
Michael Temitope Afolabi Nyjai G. Muhammad Tymeek Brown
Toni Chika Aniugo Vincent Chiduzem Ononogbo Isiah Chestnut III
Sharie Brice Randy Kwabena Opong Tenika Antionette Christian
Nakia D. Brown Christopher M. Paige Joslyn Melena Rochelle Cobbins
Gabrielle Aleah Bullock Zamirah Brianna Parramore Kai Joh'nae Drayton
James Butler Dashia Elizabeth Pennington Nzubechi Ijeoma Emerenini
Blake A. Camara Tiffany Ralston Elizabeth Evans
Naomi M. Campbell Ashley Noelle Royster Briyana Fraser-Wilkerson
Jajuan David Christie Anais S. Salomon Haley Iman Fuqua
Michelle Earnestine Craft Ashley Y. Smith Taylor Yasmen Gamble
Allison Derico Camille N. Snow Kevin Steve Garcia
Tytianna Nishae Dow Justin Drake Spencer Araba Akyere Ghartey
Duane Dowell Janelle Tabb Donja Hamlin-Houston
Dominique L. Felder Justin Isiah Thompson Nancy A. Harvey
Lashawn M. Gardner Kaliya Jonita Wright Annika Henry-Johnson
Simeon B. Gatling Brittany Hunter
Yaniz D. Gaymon Summer 2020 Ophelia F. Jackson
Dawn R. Gipson Rashad J. Blackwell Kalen Z. Jennings
Christopher C. Grant Mikaela Elizabeth Browdy Myesha Latifah Kelly
Jerrell Green Steven D'armond Burnett II Spencer S. Kelson
Timothy Greene Vernon Davis 3rd Teryn Langford
Justin Lamar Hayward Tykisha Mykira Jackson Ashley Nicole Lyles
Deidra Kanda Henry Unique C. Seldon Donisha Martin
14Chynna Aliyah Meredith Fall 2020 Alexis Nysa Gadsden
Christine G. Moody Reginald Burrell Brandon Lamar Holmes
Jordan Terrell Richardson Ashley Sabrina Epps Naomi Ruth Hudgins
Summer Simpson Langston Bernard Lee
Danielle O. Smith B.A., History Tarikuwa Nigist Lemma
Gisselle Soriano Natalie Renee Mack
John Sunday, Jr. Spring 2020 Sophia Decontee Tugba
Justen Sutton Nala S. Price
Kelie Leukeu Tchouya Stanley R. Price II Summer 2020
Alice R. Williams Ketsia Lovinsky
Takhirah Williams Fall 2020
Imani Ciera Wright Kayla Mariah Clayton Fall 2020
Mariatou Mendy Paula M. Hughes
B.A., Economics Sydni Salome Ratliff-Phillips India Rebecca Jones
Olujinmi Ozioma Odunlami
Spring 2020 B.A., Music
Hatem Abdullah Althebeati B.S., Psychology
Spring 2020
B.S., Economics Arsene Bien-Aime, Jr. Spring 2020
Kiana S. Cobb Alexis Rebecca Becton
Spring 2020 Dezmond W. Covington William Standhope Beverly III
Erin Jeannette Cole Amirah La'eunice Farmer Mark Anthony Chin-Mook, Jr.
Olamiposi Itiola Sunmola Nicholas Allan Ford Markeisha Annette Coleman
Corey J. Harvey Gary Brandon Matthew Cullen
B.A., English Taylor Carnanciá Jackson Shirleyanna Davis
Jaelyn A. Marshall Jahmera Elsie Dozier
Spring 2020 Aaron Nathaniel McLaurin Talitha A. Frison
Chloe Nicole Colbert Kori Elizabeth Melton Chardone't Xia Handy
Briana Eleah Crudup Thaddaeus I. Mitchell Monica Henry
DaVionne V. Ferdinand Victor Ntam Leeya N. Jackson
Patrick Lewis Freeman Kendra Speight Arbria Johnson
Je'taun Maryelizabeth Irby Alexis M. Knight-Kemp
Akiliah Radford Fall 2020 Savannah A. Lacy
Gerald Chukwuemeka Apugo Mercedez Mitchell
Fall 2020 JaVonn B. Bright Marvellous T. Oke
Iyana Teona Burch Taniya G. Moses Samantha J. Palencia
Shaunea Latriece Robinson Collin Murray Kytazha Camille Pope
Aliyah Nashae Nowlin Chelsea T. Scott
B.A., Fine Art James N. Williamson Harrison Seaton
Jordan Antwan Shepard
Spring 2020 B.A., Philosophy Sydney Simpson
Christina A. Carter Keona Skye Smith
Michael Anthony Dickens Spring 2020 Tanai M. Smith
Janai Ewings Kelley Ann Brett Jayln T. Toatley
Joshua Greene Semora Lyn Council Damion Trotter
Nicholas J. Huff Faramoluwa Patience John-Williams Chakel Walker
Justice Brynae Lanclos Makayla Renee Redman
Bibek Maharjan Summer 2020
Imani Pruitt Fall 2020 Jada Guyton
Chrystal Sade Wilson Faye E. Wing
Fall 2020
Summer 2020 B.A., Political Science Temitope Atere
Curtis L. Cherry III Lanaya Body
Spring 2020 Laquasia Artamia Coe
DeJanee Fennell Tobias T. Davis, Jr.
15Qamara Yaja'meah DuBois Myla Renee McLeod Dezyree Jenae Morales
De'Lecia L. Ellis Zakiya Davidia Murphy Tamia N. Nelson
Amber Denese Fowler Kamera Reshard Amy Pacheco
Nina Victoria Hemphill Kameryn M. Robinson Avreis Damare Wallace
Marketa Nicole Lewis Mikaila Tauryn Wallace
Dazia T. Moore Fall 2020 Roi Makaila Wallace
Mariama Ndure Jermaine Damion Miles
Nakia Nnenna Onuorah Jordan Michael Queen Fall 2020
Jonathan Antonio Romero Jada Bates
Cherone Juanita Simmons B.A., Sociology Nicholas Kevin Booker I
Aaliyah Monique Wellington Malaika Gabrielle Geffrard
Spring 2020 Jared Phelps
B.F.A., Screenwriting and Olivia A. Boreland Arthur Maxwell Powell II
Animation Jihayah Chavis Dakotah Strother
Iisis Geneva Chestnut Kyla Ann Thompson
Spring 2020 Tierney Nadiyah Cooper-Chasten
Jasmine M. Blackson Diamond L. Cunningham B.A., Theater Arts
Messiah Justus Dale Victor Curry
Kendall Robert Davis Iesha Monet Dennis Spring 2020
Dezimond Salvatore Fisher, Jr. Jade Kristi Dodge Donovan Bivins White Fowler
Evan Essence Hall Niesha Quanika Frogg JacQuan Knox
Kalen L. Hicks Al'shanique Mekiyah Hankins
Jaylen K'yree Johnson Nichkole Johnson Fall 2020
Deja Monet Jones Zaynah Bint Abdul-Malik Lundy Dylan Mckenzie Joi Clark
Inphinittii Joseph Tedora Brianna Matthews
Leroy Andrew Marshall DeAnna M. McCollum
The School of Architecture and Planning
B.S., Architecture and Samuel E. Penn II Stephanie Rogers
Environmental Design Michael Paul Pulsifer Griffin Cole Sanderoff
Monique Jane Robinson
Spring 2020 Christopher David Sudler B.S., Construction Management
Akiel Elijah Allen Blair Elizabeth Timberlake
Meshari Saeed W. Alsubhi Daryl J. Vargas Spring 2020
Graclyn Anomnachi Stephanie Walker Michael Antonio Bernal
Jordan Antonio Brooks DeJanae J. Wright Williams Manda-Trogo Djepeno
Khalil Eric Gibran Campbell Trevor Thomas Fidler
Selina Dandy Summer 2020 Zachary Benson Jones
Ngoc Linh Thi Danh Ahmed Fahad Almasoud Andre G. Lacerda
Micah Amere Floyd Michael Angelo McCray, Jr.
Brian Keith Helfer, Jr. Fall 2020 Michael Anthony Mercuri
Sultan Hjazi Nadir Alhosawi Nia Ashanti Pitt
Nolan Xavier Johnson Abdulrahman Ibrahim Asiri Abdulkarim Faisal R. Qassim
Ciera Nicole Jones Ayite Esenam Ayivi Christopher Joseph Santos
Ashleigh E. Jubinski Tyriq Tupac Charleus Autumn Jasmine Scott
Rasheeda Kadija Kanu Jordan Javon Hendrickson
Ruqayya Khalid Ashley Holmes Summer 2020
Robin Lazio Mark Anthony Jacoby Nathaniel Charles
Yujie Lin Aleyna Kaymak Ja-Mes Erell Jones
Valencia Deria McDowell Jamaal Anthony Ledbetter Oluwarotimi E. Oyemade
Amber Monet Nelson Dymond Deonte McMillon Nathan Alexander Tate
Ugonnaya Comfort Okoro Justin E. Naylor
16Fall 2020 Robin D. Moore B.S., Interior Design
Diamond Denise Brown Dionte Maurice Myles, Jr.
Shelly Ann Marsha Lee Daley Kayla N. Pitts Spring 2020
Ashanti Briann Hobbs Julia S. Heard
Jonathan Jerome Jackson, Jr. Alexis D. Mozier
Christopher Jessie Kauffmann
Ashley Tricia-Marie Mbemba
Lance Moore
The Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management
B.S., Accounting Shaina Nichole Diggs Stacey Chinyere Chinekezi
Briana Dixon Keshara Crippens
Spring 2020 Shelby Camaryn Drake Aman Daniel
Esther O. Akinfe Darnell David Felder, Jr. Jaquetta Eaton
Hawraa S. Alanezi Demerius Goodwin Sydney Joi Fitzgerald
Salman Ahmed Alhusayni Asante K. Goodwyn-Bey Shrey Gupta
Abdullah Alsuleli Joseph Alexander Gregory Malcolm M. Harley
Yasser Omar A. Bakraa Kendra J. Hargrove Rashawneda S. Jones
Taylor Boykin Michael Anthony Haynes Shaniqua Chanté Knight
Patrick Adam Negri Diamond Jacqueline Hunter Malik Mathew Lawal
Rasheeda Odutayo Sharae Kierra Johnson Haven Briana-Symonne Logan
Tilia Ann Shepherdson Martasia C. Kelly-Davenport Kayla Molock
Carmen Emorey Leach Aja Janee Queen
Fall 2020 Nijera Manuel Dana Santiago
Simran Ale Ian-Spencer McBorrough Diamonique Mia Ussery-Coles
Maurice Evonte Beecham Monica McGill Jaelund Aviana Emonie Williams
Teonshi India Jones Ayanna Miller Janaya Williams I
John Wesley Jordan III David Josiah Mincey
Elizabeth Iredele Oluwate Olusola Jeana Newell B.S., Entrepreneurship
Mohammed Sumaily Kailyn Christine Ragland
Buford Fred Stennis III Spring 2020
B.S., Business Administration Ke'maya Anise Sutton Charles Willis, Jr.
Whendee Toney
Winter 2020 Destiny Nicole Warfield B.S., Finance
Mohammed Alsuwailem Sheena Nashay Williams
Amani Mynia Wilson Winter 2020
Spring 2020 Diara Jahi Woodard Bader Ahmed M. Alamri
Amma Njeri Ankobia Albert Woodley, Jr. Abdulaziz Almutairi
Adepeju Badru Genneh-ba Fatima Yancy
Britney Ebony Cassey Best Spring 2020
Faith N. Boyer Summer 2020 Sarah Aljaffar
David A. Brown, Jr. Rayan Abdulrhman Abdulrahim Wail Almogbel
Robtrea LaQuay Vera Brown Mareco U. Edwards Ghaze Almutairi
Daja Gineva Campbell Vincent Rhashaud Smith Khaled Almutairi
Sydney M. Carrington Salman Abdullah Z. Alruhaymi
Yvette Chambika Fall 2020 Ahmed Babkor
Damishah Charles Hassan Sulaiman Alhoshani Abdulrahman Omar Binmahfooz
Armond Glenn Cross Waverly Chantal Allen Abdullah Binobed
Andre Tyrone Curtis III Omar Baze Alshammari Imani Amira Dews
Lowell Dancy Malik Dashawn Applewhite Adefemi Falade
Rosa Daniels Adebisi Adegboyega Awolesi Paul Phillip Gaines
Destiny Allis Darrington Florence Yvette Bosley Caniggia Larson Harriott
17Faris Theeb N. Ibn Obud Bolaji Temitope Ajayi Bruce Trigg, Jr.
Niya Marlana Johnson Eniola Oluwatobi Akinbileje Charlene Vernet Wilson-Stanley
Rose Marie laure Kebe Fahad Ayidh Alotaibi
Allison Tonia Murdock Abdullah Talal I. Amer B.S., Marketing
Nkeiruka J. Okororie Brandon Beason
Alejandro Raya Ernest J. Buren Winter 2020
Evan L. Robertson Shiri R. Fitzgerald Saad Nasser M. Aldawsari
Tyler C. Waugh Antonio Donald Gardner
Kayla Cian Johnson Spring 2020
Summer 2020 Gladys Isha Kanu Mansour Aldhalaan
Yasir Ahmed A. Ajlan Michael Kanu Abdullah Abdulrahman M. Alrajhi
Qais Nasar Alghamdi Maurice O. Lewis, Jr. Abdulmalyk Alsaif
Moteb S. AlRoayli Maumba Mabiala, Jr. Saud Alsaif
Sultan Alshaalan Leslie O. Maconi Camille Danielle Coleman
Talal Alshammari Omasirichukwu Madu Cristen N'Cole Coryatt
Abdulkarim Hisham A. Alsharif Ayoola Oyinade-Ogun Kurt C. Goodlitt
Farooq Olagoke Sanusi Chanel Hamm
Fall 2020 Shayna Taylor Monyaé Re'nee Hughes
Abdullah Almutairi Taylor Nicole Turner Tarik Stephen Johnson
Myrah Nicole Bivens Samuel A. Winston Kendal J. Jones
Tarij Deja Collins Kya Jones
Kyle Juwan David Summer 2020 Kylah C. Langston
Nihit Rawal Zamil Hisham Z. Alshareef Loic Jacques Ngatou Tinfang
Jai Birk Swittenberg Brandon Jerel Parker Amirah Onte Pierce
Teirra Chanel Slater
B.S., Hospitality Management Fall 2020 Mache Kiaria Steed
Ibrahim Ahmed Albibi Mariah Nicole Tunstall
Spring 2020 Emmanuel Ijeh Te'ya Yahnae Williams
Karawn Jackson Curtis Donald Watson Imes
Shaunelle Ornella Esemuze Tariq Irving Summer 2020
Takeira Marie Fairfax Emanuel Devon Jones Michael Anthony Ragland, Jr.
Jessica M. Faulkner Daryel Morgan Damir Alexander Rose-Ginn
Janaé Lavee Henderson Grace W. Mwangi
Antonio Holley Yousef Shamroukh Fall 2020
Kiambre A. Johnson Colby Trajan Warrior Anna Patricia Maglana Aguilo
Trevon D. Oliver Tyree Brandyn Bethea
Donte Keyon Reed B.S., Management Devin T. Booker
Brittany Simone Thornhill Jameela Ayan Chisolm
Tanija J. Warren Spring 2020 Royal Warren Churchill
Ashlyn A. Womack Mohammad S. Alenezi Zikomo Samuel Essamuah
Shauntai Denise Doughty Arianna V. Jackson
Fall 2020 Alicia Emmons Lauryn N. Molock
Shadae Emonie Capers Roamel Saafir Randall Henry Ariyan S. Ramsey
Monice Antoinette Greene Destini Minter
Lamont Sean Dré Hutt Clifford Romeris Ward III B.S., Services and Supply Chain
Manasseh Moriah Joyner Marcus Williams Management
B.S., Information Systems Fall 2020 Spring 2020
Abdullah Khalid Alraihan Kortney Michelle Cooper
Winter 2020 Lanisha Bailey
Emad Alabdali Christopher Miles Henderson, Jr. Fall 2020
Divine Kapinga Kandolo Deirdre Arielle Doughlin
Spring 2020 Janae T. Pernell Kyle Edwards
Adebayo Adepegba Brian Kevan Phillips, Jr. Tyrone Marson
Olayinka Bartholomew Afolabi Latia Thomas
18The School of Community Health and Policy
B.S., Health Education Bethanya Tadesse Solomon B.S., Nutritional Sciences
Feyisayo Talabi
Spring 2020 Spring 2020
Abdullah Saleh Al Rayshan B.S., Nursing Cecily Brooks
Naif Alshermah Janelle Alise Coles
Catherine Iye Conteh Spring 2020 Jordan Nicole Durante
Oluchi Elendu Zakiyah Ilysah Archbold Sarah Eibner
Amir A. Garrett Courtenay Brown Adrienne Faulcon
Whitney Hawthorne Aaron Davis Shariya Latoi Graves
Quianna Chalinda Howell Wendy Ofosu Koranteng Ashley Emma Kost
Godwin Olakanmi Abayomi Iroko Breonna McNeil Jessica Lawson Goldberg
Olivia Dominique Jamison Oloruntoba Israel Oladimeji Taylor Love
Obianuju Chioma Onuegbu Tyiesha Perry Jene Madison
Raphael Lavon Thompson Tichelle Mariah Destiny Rose Elizabeth McCahill
Tamia Marie Scott Samantha Jo Snyder
Fall 2020 Marieme Keita Seye Edikan Victoria Ubak-Offiong
Deshanae Destinyk Alexander Schmoi N'kia Stewart Fatima Walton
Aiyanna Andrews Tajah Shadiamond Tyson Natasha Elsie Whitmore
Raykeyah Kemauni Carter
Kyundra Reneé Everett Fall 2020 Fall 2020
Danieqa Charde Freeman Grace Uzochukwwu Okoro Noor Seth
Reina Howard
Jarahtu Ngowo Luma
The School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
B.S., Actuarial Science Lashai Monae Bunn Alea Lacey Shipp
Wendy Alexandra Camejo Nunez Taiwozainat Busola Smarton
Spring 2020 Razmiyah Carter Chynna Cherise Stanton
Mustafa Abderrahman Curtlyn Chambers Jeffon Felton Stubbs
Roshan Ghimire Imani S. Cooper Chiara Welch
Shane Shamar James Erica Linda Denise Dorsey Asa Wilson
Donald R. Malone III Chukwuebuka Eburuoh Kojo David Yeboah II
Jamyra Day'sha Tingle-Baltimore Zoria Monique Green Lance A. Youngfellow
Dashanay Lenizah Hall
Fall 2020 Morgan Hall Fall 2020
Iman Fakheri Alliyah Rose-Mary Jamison Toluwanimi Emmanuel Adejumo
Brienne Nicole Johnson Adyn Ross Johnson Amber Milahn Bigio
Akiem Watley Darius Timothy Johnson Elizabeth-Sarah Mansou Bile
Fred Johnson III Ismael Bousso
B.S., Biology Anastaisa S. McLean Lynnea Brown
Alexia Kaylan Nicole Morgan Mariah Vittoria Brunes
Spring 2020 Emma Marie Murray India Tatiana Burch
Zayied Abubakar Amanda Nweke Bre'Asia Michelle Gillis
Adedoyin Mary Adesida Habibat Biola Oladosu Quiara Marie Hiligh
Osaretin Lydia Aimufua Henry Onyedum Kijah Noah Jamerson
Ferdinand Otuodi Anokwuru, Jr. Ngumbele Kang Palle Samira A. Mack
Mercy Arkorful Tierra Anyai Perry Dreyani R. Mason
Bolutife Baiyewu Kaela Eliana Pone Kayla Alisa Moore
Destiny M. Blackshear Kayla R. Powell Rachell L. Quarles
Haylee M. Bobos Priyanka Sarker Tresherr Utazia-Jean Reaves
19Cortez Smith Elwin Ready, Jr. B.S., Engineering Physics
Laryn Ashlei Stewart Joshua Smith
Octavia Weems Lee N. Washington III Spring 2020
Michael James Williams Morgan Whitaker Tyler Amory-Moody
Rolling Zebaze Lekane Trevon Antonio Wiggs Jesse Dampare
B.S., Chemistry Summer 2020 B.S., Mathematics
Saad Alziyadi
Spring 2020 Joy Ashley Elias Spring 2020
Adetunji Adeyinka Adeniran-Adetoye, Jr. Stephen-Michael Austin Thompson, Jr. Tatiana Latice Bowman
John-Paul Toluwase Akinbami Malik P. Warren Toluwalope Oluwatobiloba Ologun
Ayanna Marisa Culmer-Gilbert Staryana Shimecca Pollard
Lydia Taylor Johnson Fall 2020
Olajumoke Anthonia Ajiniran Fall 2020
B.S., Computer Science Samuel Ifeoluwa Aribilola Laurynn Lee Dennis
Nabin Baral
Spring 2020 Sabnam Bhattarai B.S., Medical Technology
Cleveland Boyd Isa Jabari Bolling
Tynika L. Brogdon Dionna Burrell Spring 2020
Marissa Bush Christopher A. Clark Jambria Shakera Gallman
Shelaniece Q. Clash Marc Anthony Curry, Jr. Jyoti Maharjan
Saraah Cooper Cory Dashiell
Chad-Roye Rasheed Dixon Trustin L. Harris B.S., Physics
William Doran IV Charnelle Fabiola Kaham Djuikam
Austin L. Edwards Charles A. Monie Spring 2020
Shodhu Gouli Robert Edward Morina IV Atiyya Davis
Darryl Harris Chukwuemeka Okafor DeOndre Kittrell
Michael McDonald Subas Subedi Nathaniel Andrew Tyree
Kaitlyn Marissa Mooney Kedar Prasad Timalsena
Dontè Moore, Jr. Briana Linette Williams
Joshua Osemudiamen Olumese David Dasean Williams
The School of Education and Urban Studies
B.S., Elementary Education Summer 2020 Ajanae Thomas
Courtney Farris Outlaw Aliyah Genise Thompson
Spring 2020 Dymond Azania Thompson
Jonece Marie Asiedu Fall 2020 Jazlyn A. Wheaton
Kiera Amanda Brown Kayla Alexis Ambrose Nya U. Wheeler
Samone J. Crews Alexia A. Black
Rachel Daugherty Leah Rachel Blacks B.S., Family and Consumer Sciences
Alliyah Nicole Gordon Tatyana Alyse Brown
Derrick Jamaal Harrell Evelyn Ruth Buehlman Spring 2020
Gentry Lamar Harris Allure Casiano Jasmine Aaliyah Brown
De'jah Unique Herndon-Johnson Antoinette Denise Ceasar Tihira M. Fahie
Tykia Jalisa McNeill Kheira Jharde Driver Kameron A. Feggins
Kristina Kira Owens Ashli Hamilton Christal Cymoné Harley
Janide Laura Rene Etana Nzinga Hill-Nash Maurice Herndon
Deonte Larry Thomas Sania I. Jefferson Alexis Portia Holland
Evalyn J. Waller Taylor Mance Anaya Kasson McGhee
I'Nel West Alexis Renee Pierce Airiell Shaila Purcell
Darnell Tyree White Tyler O. Richardson Brooke Jessica Richardson
Matthew Ross Naomi Adrianne Royster
Ishakeema Lorraine Swain December Danielle Smith
20Summer 2020 Jada Marie Henderson Fall 2020
Tashia Nicole Solomon Kezia Melissa Jenkins Emmanuel O. Akinkuolie
Jarrett A. Livas Kordell Blake
Fall 2020 Stephanie M. Rundlett Asia Clay
Taylor Nicole Campbell Lamont M. Sample Damion Benjamin Dobson
Adebayo Peter Olayemi Osman Victor Turay Rafael H. Ferguson
Tamia Monea Sneed Alexander Eugene White Taylor Capri Frederick
David Cecil Jackson
B.S., Physical Education Summer 2020 Sean Michael Lewis
Nehemiah Sade Austin Stanley Chinomnso Onyedum, Jr.
Spring 2020 Evalyne M. Kogi I Christopher Eric Porter III
Olujuwon Adetokunbo Adepegba Evelyne Wangaru Murei Derek Lamont Seawell, Jr.
Idahota Akojie Avionne Sloan Kasun Lakwan Thompson
Mia Consuella Belsches Schqueil L. Snell Rodney L. Wair
Daneé Chanel Crooke Kendra Aaliyah Williams
Asya Y. Dezurn Jowel Vonyee Wreh
Simone Maria Harrison
The Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering
B.S., Civil Engineering Devin A. Knight Saad Alazemi
Matthew Korang Gyamfi Ahmad Alenezi
Winter 2020 Trashawn Niair Mackey Saad Khalid Al-Gahtani
Husain F.M.H.A. Alajmi Mario Aleksandrov Moraliev I Wasim Maher Alhabachi
Jasem M.O.Z. Almaia Daniella Afia Nkrumah-Boateng Mohammed Alharbi
Hope Ifechukwudeni Opia Abdulmuhsen Almutairi
Spring 2020 Yosabet F. Tibebu Fahad Alrouq
Charles Adams-Daniels, Jr. Tiffany T. Trinh Daniel Alvarez
Prince C. Agubuzo Ayodeji Basirudeen Awosemusi
Basmah H.M.M.F.A. Alajmi Summer 2020 Demarquis Barnes
Mohammad N. Alajmi Sultan Alanzi Katrina L. Canlas
Bandar Alanezi Ayesh Alazemi Malik K. Corum
Jordyn Penny Alderman Ahmed Albakr Phelipe Miranda De Sousa
Hamad Aldousari Fahad N. M. Z. Alhajeri Gent Didi
Hasayaan Aldusari Mezeyd Alharshani Maia A. Freeman
Yousef Alenezi Maan Ibrahim Aljuaid Jeremy Nicholas Jefferson
Maryam Alfaresi Mohammad Alkhalidi Markell Deandre Maryland
Ebaid Alharbi Fahid Almarri Amara McKinney
Fatemah Aljutaili Mohammad Almarri Oluwaferanmi Oluwapelumi Olulana
Humoud Alkhaldi Nawaf Alrashidi Joshua David Pierrelus
Mohammed Fahmad S.Sh.A. Alotaibi Fahed Alsaad Adam Saed Ramdan
Shaikhah Alqabandi Turki Oudah Alshammari Malik R. Singletary
Saad Alshammari Michael Amanor Tesfay Gebremedhin Tefera
Dana Omar Altuwaigri Mohammad Ashour Fadil Tejan
Ali Alzeebi Maged Ba Zuhair Brian Anthony Triolo
Nicolette Chanice Archie Isaac Oluwatimilehin Lana Ian Njuguna Wanjau
Ahmad Ben Salama Mohammed Mahmood Madkhali Taylor Sashah Waugh
Sean Michael Boyle Abdulgader Zohair Mokhlis
Stephen J. Brooks Iritie Adolphe Niamien Bi B.S., Electrical Engineering
Ludovic Djoko Tykia Yavonnia Ouzts
Devon Montee Gaskin Spring 2020
Gregory Gee II Fall 2020 Bader K.H. Alajmi, Sr.
Ja'Sonne A. Jones Abbas Hassan Al Idhaim Misfer Abdullah M. Alajmi
Kaelin Drew Keyes-Moten Mohammed Ibrahim M. Al Rushaid Saad Ibrahim Alatwi
21Naser Alazemi Fall 2020 Starr S. Rasheed
Abdulrahman Alharbi Mohammed Hadi A. Alabbas Avian Lynnette Richardson
Khaled Alharbi Basel Alazmaa Alexander W. Sedgwick
Omar Alhedhal Ahmad Abdullah Alkhaldi Kenneth Marshall Staton
Mohammad FALAH Alhussaini Ali Hamad Almarri
Sultan Faisal Aljoode Saleh M. Alotaibi Summer 2020
Abdullah B.A.A. Almutairi Abdulaziz Alshahrani Tymel Brownlee
Dhuwaihi Almutairi Sultan M. Alshammari Kiemoni Chandar Butler, Jr.
Omar B.E.A.S. Almutairi Zaid Alsuhail Jeremiah M.S. Parker
Waleed Almutairi Justin Evan Boykin
Omar M.N.S.A. Alosaimi Khaleefah Buhamad Fall 2020
Omar Alshammari Devin H. Carmichael Victoria Oluwagbemisola Agboola
James H. Berkley Jeffrey Renaldo Clark, Jr. Khalefah N.K.M. Alhajeri
Zanel M. Camielle Randall Jamar DeBrew Faisal Abdullah Alzahrani
Kendell D. Costley Kaymin Daye Dixon Tahj Eugene Coleman
Troy Damion Cottrell Nyah N. Drummond Cai Lorenza Davis
Oluwatobi A. Dedeke Tobechukwu Gabriel Ejike Kierra S. Jackson
Dennis Kerwin Dorsey, Jr. Mfon Okon Etuk Giovanni Gregory Lawrence
Mohammed Eknifeth William Anthony Hamilton-Turner Jovan Alejandro Luna, Jr.
Vikarie G. Elliott Hamed Hashem Mohammed Salem Mahroos
Deepak Ezekiel Balraj Amrit Kafle John Dashaun McQueen
Christopher S. Feldman Michael Roland Lewis, Jr. Andre D. Nottingham II
Joshua Glenn Fitchett Dorian Nasir Mabrey
Charne C. Folks Reuben Terigho MacKintosh B.S., Transportation Systems
Jalil R. George Brian Keith Melton, Jr.
Oluwakayode Ayomide Jasanya Ahysha K. Morales Spring 2020
Mohammad W.A.H.A. Jasem Akinolu Olagunju Mohammed Abdullah Alabbas
Deon James Jennings James Raynard Robinson Benjamin E. Duncan
Aliya A. Kingwood Christopher J. Taylor Montrae Brigel Jones
Caroline Wanjiku Kinyanjui Rakeb G. Teklu Lamar Alexander Montgomery
Joseph Kuate Malaika Wairimu Wanjihia Myles Wayne Rome
Muhammad Moiz Alicia Washington Jawiyambe Ricardo Thomas-James
Marieme Soda Ndaw
Godfrey Chisom Ndu B.S., Industrial Engineering Summer 2020
Chukwuma Nzeako Njoku Naseer Alghfen
Taofeek Obafemi-Babatunde Winter 2020 Mohammed Almanajam
Christian Ogbeifun Omar Ahmed Alardhawy
Oyare V. Oko Fall 2020
Malik Monté Smith Spring 2020 Rakan Nasser S. Almansour
Alexander Sofela Faisal Abdullah Al Kharsan Keith Eugene McGlown, Jr.
Fitsum Tadesse Faisal Talal Alghamdi
Aaron Justin Thompson Safwan Hamed Aljahdali
Candice Alexis Tranks Abdulaziz Hisham A. Alsharif
Anthony N. Turner, Jr. Avangela A. Bond
Joy Williams Ryan Braxton, Jr.
Zo Victor Za Ho Aigner Marie Shandria Chavis-Turner
Ngozi Dacres
Summer 2020 Onyekachi C. Ekeagwu
Kelthoum Alhamadi McKala A. Johnson
Abdullah Farrag Alharbi Halim Carver Joseph
Utsav Sigdel William Anthony Long
22The School of Global Journalism and Communication
B.S., Broadcast and Jade A. Patterson Lana Lorraine Shellman
Integrated Media Production Cheri L. Scruggs Csakyeii Q. Williams
Iyana Janelle Simmons Tory Jamal Young
Spring 2020 Tyler Smith
Kiara Briana Harvey Aaron Joshua Stewart B.A., Speech Communication
Michelle Thigpen
B.S., Multi-Platform Production Cherie Thomas Spring 2020
Linda Ann Carter
Spring 2020 B.S., Multimedia Journalism
Chynna Biddle B.S., Strategic Communication
Keano Leo Brin Spring 2020
Kierra Lynn Clanagan Traevon Benjamin Spring 2020
Donethe Cyprien Jelani Bonds Taylor Corporal
Kelsey M. Groom Destiny Vania Campbell-Scott Natasha Drew
Scottie Hardy Alana Cooper Kaylin Gardner
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Kayla Paige Horn Alexis Evalyna Hall Eryn Renee Johnson
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Breonna Lang Aaron Joseph Jackson Erica M. Knox
Sean K. McBean Alia M. Knight-Kemp Sierra Desiree Nance
Devin J. McCoy Maya Elizabeth Lowe Asya Jasmire Nicholson
Mario S. Murray Cameron Earl Potts Roneisha Aleya Pierce
Ashley C. Ukegbu Aaron E. Rayfield Troi Malone Ratchford
John Ellerbee Wesby, Jr. Joshua Jeremiah Sampson
Baldwin George Williams, Jr. Ty'rique Khalil Sims Fall 2020
Keiswana Williams Courtney Lynea Smith Nya J. Banks
Jordan Christian Thomas Tyler Nicholas Brown
Summer 2020 Jarron Williams Candyce Burke
Adam Maurice Ford Cordell Woodland Autumn N. Green
Justus Jermaine Hawkins
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Leah Askew Emmanuel AyoAriyo Adeyemi Morgan Taylor Myers
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Makhno Dunn Nisa Campbell-Christie Rufus Lamont Settles, Jr.
Nicholas Henry Friedman Adrian Ramon Garcia II Marcia Virginia Thomas
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