Commencement Program — Fall 2025

Penn State Behrend Fall 2025 Commencement

 

Commencement

FALL SEMESTER 2025
PENN STATE ERIE, THE BEHREND COLLEGE
Friday, December 19, 2025

Penn State Behrend Commencement Program — Fall 2025

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To Our Guests

Welcome to Penn State Behrend's Fall Commencement ceremony.

Commencement is a solemn but joyful recognition of students’ years of study. We ask that you respect its significance to those being honored. Please silence all mobile devices. When the Processional begins, rise to welcome the Class of 2025. Stay standing until all candidates have reached their seats and for the National Anthem. Please remain at your seat during the ceremony and throughout the Recessional until graduates exit. Thank you for your cooperation, and for joining us in this celebration.

How to Order Photos of Graduates

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Program Notes

Academic Procession

The mace, which symbolizes the University President’s authority, is carried at the head of the academic procession by the College Marshal. It was carved by a local artist from native fiddleback maple and is engraved with the University seal and Glenhill Farmhouse.

Academic Dress

Academic dress had its beginnings in the Middle Ages. When the English universities were taking form in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, the scholars were also clerics and adopted robes similar to those of their monastic orders. The use of academic costume in the United States has been continuous since colonial times. A uniform system was not widespread, however, until about 1895, when the well-defined code of the Intercollegiate Commission was adopted by nearly all institutions of higher learning.

The gown worn by those in the procession represents the degree held. The academic gown has pointed sleeves for the bachelor’s degrees, short or regular sleeves for the master’s degrees, and round, full sleeves for the doctorate. The doctoral gown has trimming—usually black velvet—on the sleeves.

The standard academic cap is the mortarboard, usually the color of the gown. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the right side of the cap until the moment the degree is conferred.

The Hood

Hoods are usually worn only for the master’s degree or the doctorate, with the doctoral hood being the longer of the two and marked by distinguishing panels. Hoods are lined with the colors of the college or university in which the degree was granted. In tonight’s ceremony, Dr. Alicyn Rhoades, Vice Chancellor and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, drapes the hoods over the candidates’ shoulders.

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor’s degrees are conferred by the University after the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 120 credits in a four-year major. The associate degree is conferred after the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 60 credits in one of the two-year majors.

Schreyer Honors College

The Schreyer Scholars program is Penn State’s University-wide Honors program. Students who have completed the requirements of the program, including an Honors thesis or comprehensive examination, receive an Honors degree. Scholars graduating with an Honors degree receive a bronze medal designed by John A. Cook, professor of art emeritus and noted medalist. The medal, which bears the inscription “Intellectual Curiosity—Integrity of Purpose—Scholarly Achievement,” is presented tonight by Dr. Greg Filbeck, Vice Chancellor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Students graduating with an Honors degree are noted with a double dagger (††) in this program.

Evan Pugh Scholars

Evan Pugh Scholars are students who were in the upper 0.5 percent of their respective classes. All have been full-time students for at least four semesters prior to selection. The award is named for Evan Pugh, Penn State’s first president (1859–1864). Evan Pugh Scholars are noted with numbers (3) in this program.

Scholastic Distinction

Undergraduate candidates with academic distinction are in the top 12 percent of their graduating class in their college. The 12 percent is divided into 2 percent Summa Cum Laude, 4 percent Magna Cum Laude, and 6 percent Cum Laude. Distinction is subject to the candidates’ satisfaction of minimum criteria. Students graduating with scholastic distinction are noted with an asterisk (*) in this program.

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About Penn State Behrend

Penn State Behrend, a four-year and graduate college of Penn State, offers students the resources and opportunities of a major research university in a welcoming student-centered learning environment. As part of Pennsylvania’s land-grant university, the college works to advance the economic, social, and intellectual welfare of our region through research and outreach.

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Program

  • Presentation of Colors: Pride of Pennsylvania Army ROTC Battalion Color Guard
  • Academic Processional: Behrend Ceremonial Brass and Percussion Ensemble, Tess Jones, Conductor
    • Excerpts from Pomp and Circumstance, Edward Elgar
    • Hail the Conquering Hero, G.F. Handel
    • Marching Tune, Percy Grainger
    • March of the Priests, W.A. Mozart
  • National Anthem: The audience is asked to stand
  • Greetings: Dr. Ralph M. Ford, Chancellor
  • Welcome: Sama Ashmawy ’25
  • Faculty Address: Dr. Ihab Ragai, Professor of Mechanical Engineering
  • Greetings from the Council of Fellows: Thomas C. Hoffman II Esq. ’88, Vice Chair, Council of Fellows
  • Commencement Address: Dennis J. Prischak ’92g, President and CEO, The Plastek Group
  • Presentation of Candidates
  • Interlude: Behrend Ceremonial Brass and Percussion Ensemble
    • Amazing Grace, John Newton arr. John Beyrent
  • Conferral of Degrees: Kenneth C. Kane ’82, Penn State Trustee
  • Alumni Association Induction: Jeffrey Lasky ’94, Penn State Behrend Alumni Society
  • Alma Mater: Kayla Johnson ’27. The audience is asked to please stand and join.
  • Farewell: Lauren Cass ’25
  • Recessional: Behrend Ceremonial Brass and Percussion Ensemble
    • Selections from La Danserye, Tielman Susato

Commencement Marshals

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Student Speakers

Sama Ashmawy  |  Welcome

Sama Ashmawy, of Erie, is graduating with a degree in Biology, following the Health Professions pathway. Among her many activities at Behrend, she served as president of the Muslim Student Association and vice president of the Lion Entertainment Board. She plans to attend medical school, with the ultimate goal of becoming a physician, with a potential focus in dermatology.

Lauren Cass  |  Farewell

Lauren Cass, of Erie, is graduating with a degree in Media and Communication. At Behrend, she served as an admissions tour guide for four years, worked as a research assistant in the VAR Lab, and received the 2025 Pride of the Lion Award. She plans to pursue a career as an admissions counselor in higher education and continue to grow the small business, Tour Erie, she co-owns with her mom.

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Student Marshals

Joshua Claypoole  |  Fox Graduate School

Joshua Claypoole, of Clymer, New York, is graduating with an M.B.A. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Project and Supply Chain Management from Behrend in 2022. As a graduate student, he was named Outstanding MBA Student. He plans to continue gaining experience in the supply chain field before founding his own consulting firm.

Matthew Dorosch  |  Black School of Business

Matthew Dorosch, of Harborcreek, is graduating with dual degrees in Business Economics and Finance. A dean’s list honoree for all eight semesters at Behrend, he has been active in Chi Alpha Campus Ministry and the Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society. He plans to go into banking and credit analysis.

Nicholas Frederick  |  School of Engineering

Nicholas Frederick, of Clarion, Pennsylvania, is graduating with a degree in Plastics Engineering Technology. A research assistant, he was also a NWPA Society of Plastics Engineering Scholar and Plastics Pioneers Association Scholar. He will return to Tesla, where he interned, to work in renewable energy as a materials engineer.

Gemma Malone  |  School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Gemma Malone, of Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, is graduating with an honors degree in Creative Writing. She received the 2025 Outstanding Creative Writing Student Award and the 2024 Clarence A. and Eugenie Baumann Smith Fiction Award. She also was poetry editor for Lake Effect. She plans to attend graduate school and go into teaching

Ethan Woodring  |  School of Science

Ethan Woodring, of Erie, is graduating with a degree in Mathematics. While at Behrend, he was active in the Cru Christian ministry organization. He also is a coach for the Eastside YMCA swim team. After graduation, he will work as a substitute teacher in the area while pursuing a master’s degree and a secondary education teaching certificate. 

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Faculty Speaker

Dr. Ihab Ragai

Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Ihab Ragai is a professor of Mechanical Engineering at Penn State Behrend as well as a visiting professor at Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences in Germany. 

An internationally recognized authority in advanced manufacturing, he has conducted research encompassing manufacturing processes and systems, material constitutive modeling, and smart manufacturing. Before joining academia, he spent more than 20 years in leadership positions in the aerospace, automotive, and heavy equipment industries, where he was responsible for innovative designs of jet engine and structural systems and components.

He currently serves on the executive committee of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers’ Manufacturing Engineering Division and the European Scientific Association for Material FORMing, and he served as the 2024-25 president of the North American Manufacturing Research Institution. He is also a guest editor of SME’s Journal of Manufacturing Systems, Journal of Manufacturing Processes, and Manufacturing Letters.

The recipient of national and international awards, Ragai is a licensed professional engineer in the United States and Canada, a registered international professional engineer, and a certified manufacturing engineer, as well as a fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and a research fellow of DAAD in Germany.

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Commencement Speaker

Dennis J. Prischak '92g

President and CEO, The Plastek Group

Dennis J. Prischak ’92g is president and CEO of The Plastek Group, a position he has held since 2002. The Plastek Group, founded in Erie in 1956, is now a global supplier of injection molding tools and rigid plastic-molded packaging with manufacturing sites in North Carolina, Mexico, Brazil, and the United Kingdom.

Prischak joined The Plastek Group as a tool maker in 1983, shortly after earning a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Lehigh University. He quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming a global vice president and playing a key part in the company’s international expansion. In 2002, he became president and CEO upon the retirement of the company’s founder—his father, Joe Prischak. He and his brothers run the company as a second-generation family business.

Recognizing the transformative power of automation in the workplace, Prischak and his brothers brought the idea to create a new chapter in academic pursuits to Behrend. In 2022, The Plastek Group and the Prischak family named the Prischak Robotics and Automation Lab at Penn State Behrend.

He earned his M.B.A. from Penn State Behrend in 1992. He currently serves on the Behrend Council of Fellows and is a Laurel Circle member of the Mount Nittany Society. In 2024, he was named a Penn State Alumni Fellow, the highest honor given by the Penn State Alumni Association. He also is involved in various community nonprofits, including the Africa 6000 Board of Directors, the Erie Downtown Development Corporation Board, the Erie Children’s Museum, and more.

Prischak and his wife, Tara, live in Erie and have three adult daughters, Sara, Leah, and Emma.
 

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Presentation of 2025 Candidates: School of Science

Bachelor's Degrees

Biology, B.S.

  • Sama Mohamed Gamal Ashmawy
  • Roy C. Buchanan
  • Theodore Scott Hoag
  • Maximus Amadeus Luther Randall
  • Tyler Joseph Stickles
  • Sophia Marie TallonSU

Chemistry, B.S.

  • Thomas Joseph ChrzanowskiSU
  • Trevor Hamm
  • Derek Joseph HillhouseSU
  • Katrazyna Novak-Zawadzki
  • Wyatt Rothaus

Environmental Science, B.S. 

  • Elizabeth Grace Charrette RomeroSU
  • Tyler Joseph Stickles

Interdisciplinary Science and Business, B.S.

  • Alaina Devlin

Mathematics, B.S.

  • Lucas Reed Kingen
  • Alexander Edward LillySU
  • Ethan Aaron Woodring

Nursing, B.S.N. (Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing)

  • Desiree Agnello
  • Malaina Beatrice
  • Madison KappelerSU
  • Aliyah Solorio
  • Sadee Straight 

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Presentation of 2025 Candidates: School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Bachelor's Degrees

Creative Writing, B.F.A.

  • Gabriel O. Ballard
  • Gemma R. Malone***††

Digital Media, Arts, and Technology, B.A.

  • Julian John Michael Giles
  • Emily Kalie
  • Caleb Alexander KingSU
  • Jessica Salemme*

Elementary and Early Childhood Education, B.S. (College of Education)

  • Jolyne Danielle Struble

History, B.A.

  • Kyle Francis Alonge

Media and Communication, B.A.

  • Lauren Eileen Cass
  • Jacob George KerkelesSU
  • Davis Scott Luedtke
  • Michael Brennan ManningSU
  • Samuel L. Ruot
  • Krystyna Aleksandra SzymczakSU

Multidisciplinary Arts, Social Sciences, Sciences, and Humanities, B.A.

  • Rachel D’AngeloSU
  • Arina Kathleen DillingerSU
  • Alexander Wallace DrahuszSU
  • Kaylin Michele Karle

Political Science, B.A. 

  • Eric Lee Oelhaf
  • Carson Rounds

Psychology, B.A.

  • Adieb K. Al-Jayashi
  • Miesha Parker
  • Jade Reynolds

Psychology, B.S.

  • Makayla Elaine Grace
  • Jordan Lee SvenssonSU

Secondary Education in Mathematics, B.S. 

  • Lucas Reed Kingen

Labor and Human Resources, B.A. (College of Liberal Arts)

  • Jessica Deau
     

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Presentation of 2025 Candidates: School of Engineering

Associate Degrees

Mechanical Engineering Technology, A.ENGT

  • Jacob Thomas Campanini
  • Dominic Sebastian DedolaSU
  • Amar Yaser Katoush
  • Madalynn Leona Perry

Bachelor's Degrees

Computer Engineering, B.S. 

  • Jason R. BollingerSU

Computer Science, B.S.

  • Roland James GrandeSU
  • Samantha S. Groner
  • Alexander HarrisSU
  • Tanner Lichty
  • Cassidy Marquis
  • John Pham
  • Cory Adain RossSU
  • Nhat Quang Tran

Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology, B.S.

  • Fatimah Mohammed G. Aldossary
  • Rahaf Abed H. AlsaediSU
  • Sarah Abdulrazaq M. Alsuanyyin
  • Rothana Mohammed S. Martaa

Electrical Engineering, B.S.

  • Joseph William MancinoSU

Industrial Engineering, B.S.

  • John B. SharpSU
  • Seth James Yanosko

Mechanical Engineering, B.S. 

  • Caleb Andrew Beard
  • Braden Daniel Fabritius
  • Nicholas William Fisher
  • Elijah Lennell Hunt
  • Jonathon William LaierSU
  • Lucas Francis Makai
  • Ian Colin McGill
  • Jonathan Robert Phillips
  • Tyler Evan PughSU
  • Anthony Ares Reto
  • Sean Renwick SchneiderSU
  • Michael SchumacherSU
  • Gurinderpal SinghSU

Mechanical Engineering Technology, B.S. 

  • Abigail Bulick
  • Hunter Michael Kamensky
  • Brandon Joseph Kreider
  • Prem Panday
  • Zackary Rudolf
  • Tyler Stephenson
  • Elliott Cole Weigand
  • Tyler A. Wenzel
  • Dillan WilliamsSU
  • John Michael Wittman Jr.

Plastics Engineering Technology, B.S. 

  • Trent Patrick Bruton
  • Kerry Linette Dougherty
  • Brianna Marie Downing
  • Connor John Doyle
  • Nicholas Lee Frederick*
  • Payton James McKee
  • Michael Patrick Quinn Jr.
  • Drew Aydn Tracy*
  • Keegan Thomas Watkins
  • Walker Wheeling

Polymer Engineering and Science, B.S. 

  • Riley Camryn BakSU

Software Engineering, B.S.

  • Rebekah Leigh AndrewsSU
  • Corey AnkneySU
  • Marisha Dziewolska CautilliSU
  • Aaron Christopher ErhartSU
  • Kevin L. Fox Jr.
  • Brenda GarciaSU
  • Christopher George GreenblattSU
  • Kayden Lee GrubbsSU*
  • Matthew Hardenburg
  • Yan Ting Emily KanSU
  • Aisen Dwight Lopez-RamosSU
  • Reid McMullin
  • Samuel Asher Meredith***2
  • Devon Joseph Ott
  • Haris H. SiddiquiSU***
  • Sean SpencerSU
  • Ryan Lane Truax
  • Andre Johannes Van Der Linde
  • Brian Karimi WachiraSU
     

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Presentation of 2025 Candidates: Black School of Business

Associate Degrees

General Business, A.S. 

  • Alexxis Marie Biel
  • Ryan PattersonSU
  • Joseph Sean Powers Jr.SU
  • Alaina Faith Steele

Bachelor's Degrees

Accounting, B.S. 

  • Xander DowlinSU
  • Brooke Lynn Jackowski
  • Grace Marie JonesSU
  • Charles Andrew Molloy

Business Economics, B.S.

  • Max Robert Dailey
  • Matthew Scott Dorosch*
  • John Liam Holl Jr.
  • Minh Hoa Nguyen
  • Ethan Robert Rodemoyer

Economics, B.A.

  • Alvaro David De Santana Albornoz

Finance, B.S.

  • Meadow Dawn Adams**
  • Thomas Albanese
  • Zain Nadhem AlMubarak
  • Shane Michael BachikSU**
  • Joshua Bradford
  • Dale Udo Buhl
  • Katelyn Marie Demers
  • Matthew Scott Dorosch*
  • Richard James Downey
  • Holly DuPont
  • Connor Michael Emerick
  • Brayden Robert Ervin
  • Kristopher EustaceSU
  • Andrey Evdokimov
  • Caleb Neil Flynn
  • Matthew Fravel
  • Ethan Friedhofer
  • Santina Alexis Haddad**
  • Chenyi Han*
  • Kelly Marie Hansen
  • Christopher Martin HerreraSU
  • Dane Elliot Hilsher*
  • Evan John Hoover
  • William C. T. Hormann
  • Kayra Rose Hyatt
  • Ali I. Ibrahim
  • Omar Ihab Ibrahim
  • Hien Thi Thanh Le
  • Sang Yoon Lee
  • Owen Matthew MagersSU
  • Durus Mansaray
  • Michael R. McEvilly
  • Theresa Milioti
  • Joseph Eugene Miller
  • Madeline Marie MillsapSU
  • Fakhr Almluk Munaf Mohammed
  • Michael Alan Moreau**
  • Alexis Jasmin Morgan
  • Ryan Naughton
  • Minh Hoa Nguyen
  • Gienie Mae Camacho OquendoSU
  • Christopher James Pena
  • Vladimir Christopherson Perez
  • Spencer John Perry
  • Nathan Louis Pulido
  • George Andrew Righter
  • Ethan Robert Rodemoyer
  • Zachary P. RosswogSU
  • Nathan Russell Ruediger
  • Laiken Setzekorn
  • Farina Shaw
  • William Snyder
  • Christopher Stoudt***2
  • Connor Patrick Sweetser
  • Anastasios TangalidisSU
  • Athenna A. Telpha
  • Noah Thomas Urbanek**
  • Sable Robert Vidas
  • Andrew Michael Vrabel
  • Michael Josef Weik
  • Brandon Allen Wilcher
  • Kyle Gregory Wilson
  • Nisoon Wolf
  • Grace Helen Zeigler

Interdisciplinary Business with Engineering Studies, B.S.

  • James John LobdellSU
  • Sable Robert Vidas
  • Jason Aiden Waite

International Business, B.S.

  • Grace Marie JonesSU
  • Nicholas Post

Management Information Systems, B.S.

  • Nicholas Paul Bond
  • Yana V. SnitkoSU*
  • Logan Joseph Yuhas

Marketing, B.S.

  • Easton Michael Hedman
  • Aidan T. Keenan
  • Joseph Knochel
  • Nolan Lynch
  • Marco Thomas Mamone
  • Elsie M. Morda

Project and Supply Chain Management, B.S.

  • Tyler Scott Csanadi
  • Lillian Jade FanaziniSU
  • Kevin Robert McKenna
  • Emily Moran
  • Yana V. SnitkoSU*
  • Leyton Lewis VronoSU
  • Garrett Ryan Welsh*
  • Jiaqiang Wu
  • Frank Alexander ZuckerSU

Economics, B.S. (College of Liberal Arts)

  • Grant Blazek

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Presentation of 2025 Candidates: Fox Graduate School

Master's Degrees

Business Administration, M.B.A.

  • Christopher Mathew Abraham
  • Breanne Jane Bachovchin
  • Andrew Jack BondSU
  • Ryan J. Boyer
  • Evan Michael BromleySU
  • Joshua Glenn Claypoole
  • Thomas Ty DiRienzoSU
  • Olivia FuhrmanSU
  • Jamie Lynne Hession-Rotzler
  • Ryan Thomas Kruszewski
  • Joshua Richard McGeeSU
  • Elizabeth Myers
  • Joseph Lamar ThomasSU
  • Mia Francesca VentoSU
  • John Armando ZiobroSU

Clinical Psychology, M.A.

  • Briona N. Bargerstock
  • Riley BoydSU
  • Julia HolodySU
  • Jonathan Gale KinnearSU
  • Pucong Liao
  • Abigail Mae ManelickSU
  • Tyra Amara Perles
  • Arianna SmithSU
  • Roomana Bibi Izdihar Shabbanaaz SokeechandSU
  • Alyssa Marie ZampognaSU

Higher Education, M.Ed. 

  • Virginia Lee Schwartz
  • Project Management, M.P.M.
  • Kenneth Jay AbbeySU
  • Ana Maria Brenson
  • Nelly Cristal Brolin
  • Elizabeth Caldwell
  • Leah Michelle Cochenet Noel
  • Emma Gorham
  • Lafna Joseph
  • Myat Min Khant
  • Jeffrey Ryan Krystek
  • Dongeun LeeSU
  • Aaron Raymond Longo
  • Somya MahajanSU
  • Carolyn Suzanne Mahoney
  • Bria Camille Pender
  • Melissa Maria Reinard
  • Darin RippSU
  • Bimal RizalSU
  • Joseph Henry RogersSU
  • Alene Louise RohdeSU
  • Laura Sydney RosendaleSU
  • Sophie Catherine Rossnock
  • Andrew R. SchrantzSU
  • Abel Silva GarciaSU
  • Matthew Robert SowersSU
  • Sonakshi SrivastavaSU
  • Emily Gayle Stack
  • Samuel E. SujanskySU
  • Gabrielle Sutherland
  • Katie J. Turcio-Canales
  • Rebecca P. YoungquistSU

Quality And Manufacturing Management, M.M.M.

  • Dylan BawuahSU
  • Daniel Christian BoehmeSU
  • Camille Marie ThomasSU 

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Vision of a Behrend Graduate

Penn State Behrend has a history and future of developing thinkers, creators, and innovators who build opportunities out of challenges, competence out of curiosity, and proficiency out of potential.

We produce graduates who are prepared for success in their professions, passionate about their work, and committed to lifelong learning; who are open to new experiences and diverse perspectives; and who possess interdisciplinary knowledge and a global and ethical outlook—all critical to thriving in an ever-changing world.

We empower our students through highly engaged instruction, research, and out-of-class opportunities, combined with a distinctive Open Laboratory model of learning and discovery that connects students to business, industry, alumni, and community partners—giving them real-world experiences while benefitting these partners.

With purpose, we develop graduates who are widely recognized for the contributions they make to their professions, their communities, and the world around them.

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Alma Mater

by Fred Lewis Pattee

For the glory of old State, For her founders, strong and great,
For the future that we wait, Raise the song, raise the song.

Sing our love and loyalty, Sing our hopes that, bright and free,
Rest, O Mother dear, with thee. All with thee, all with thee.

When we stood at childhood's gate, Shapeless in the hands of fate,
Thou didst mold us, dear old State, Dear old State, dear old State.

May no act of ours bring shame, To one heart that loves thy name,
May our lives but swell thy fame, Dear old State, dear old State!

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Academic Notation Key

***Summa Cum Laude, Blue and White Cord
**Magna Cum Laude, Blue Cord
*Cum Laude, White Cord

††Schreyer Scholar with Honors Degree
2Evan Pugh Scholar
SUDegree conferred August 2025

A.ENGT.: Associate in Engineering Technology
A.S.: Associate in Science
B.A.: Bachelor of Arts
B.F.A.: Bachelor of Fine Arts
B.S.: Bachelor of Science
B.S.N.: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

M.A.: Master of Arts
M.B.A.: Master of Business Administration
M.Ed.: Master of Education
M.M.M.: Master of Manufacturing Management
M.P.M.: Master of Project Management

This program contains the list of candidates for graduation as of December 8, 2025, and distinction notations as of October 15, 2025. Subject to completion of all degree requirements, degrees will be conferred as indicated upon the individuals listed herein and upon such others as may meet the requirements. 

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