The will to win,
the desire to succeed,
the urge to
reach your full potential ...
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Welcome to
commencement
The key that you are wearing on your tassel today represents the many doors that your education at Lynn will open for you.
During your time here, you were among the first college students in the nation to experience boundless classrooms with iPad-powered learning. You gained a global mindset with peers from 100 countries. And for many of you, that global experience extended well beyond campus as you studied in programs around the world. Some of you earned national championship trophies. Some of you graduated at warp speed through Lynn's accelerated degree programs. Some of you have already connected with your future employers through the career center.
And all of you are now part of a proud tradition of Lynn University graduates who leave here with the intellectual flexibility to achieve your potential and build a better world. Wear your tassel key proudly, graduate. We hope this memento will help you, our newest alumni, remember your home, your friends and your life-affirming experiences at Lynn University.
Congratulations, class of 2018.
#LynnGradCommencement Program, Friday, May 11, 2018
Academic procession
The university maceThe gonfalons The faculty marshals
The candidates for degrees The university faculty The platform party
Invocation
The Reverend Dr. Mark David Luttio
Professor, Religious Studies
Council Administrator, Snyder Sanctuary
America the Beautiful
Lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates,music composed by Samuel A. Ward
Led by Carrie Simpson, Associate Professor
Welcome
Kevin M. Ross PresidentStudent address
Michael G. Grondin MBA '17Remarks and introduction of
the speaker
Kevin M. RossPresident
Comm
ence
ment address
Ron D. CordesCo-founder, Cordes Foundation
Announcement of awards and honors
The Dean's Award for Excellence in Graduate Education The Evening Undergraduate Division Award
Conferring of degrees
Gregg C. CoxVice President for Academic Affairs
Presented by
Katrina Carter-Tellison
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences RT Good
Dean, College of Business and Management David L. Jaffe
Dean, Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn
College of Communication and Design Jeffrey Johnson
Dean, Burton D. Morgan College of Aeronautics Jon Robertson
Dean, Conservatory of Music Kathleen Weigel
Dean, Donald E. and Helen L. Ross College of Education
Conferred by Kevin M. Ross
President
Benediction
The Reverend Dr. Mark David Luttio
A
lma
Mater
Speakers
Commencement speaker
,
Ron D. Cordes
After building AssetMark Investment Services into a leading firm with some $30 billion of assets under management, Ron Cordes and his partners sold the company to Genworth Financial for $230 million in 2006. That year, with $10 million from the proceeds, Cordes and wife Marty created the family foundation they'd always dreamed of. Daughter Stephanie joined them in 2014.
Their portfolio supports social entrepreneurs, backing microfinance and other poverty alleviation initiatives as well as efforts that empower women and girls in developing nations.
"I went from trying to build the best business in the world to building the best businesses for the world," Cordes told Forbes.
As a financial manager, Cordes found he could get solid returns and make a greater impact than with a traditional philanthropic fund by also making impact investments in social causes.
"As an entrepreneur, I liked the idea that I could help build, and invest in, companies that solved problems," he has said. The foundation now has investments in over 50 countries, including Haiti, Nicaragua, Uganda, Rwanda and India. Cordes said he learned that humility, empathy and listening are critical when supporting communities in cultivating effective solutions.
In 2011, Cordes helped create the donor-advised fund platform lmpactAssets, which has $350 million of assets. His foundation owns a significant interest in the $400 million microfinance-based fund manager MicroVest. He is on their boards as well as those of Fair Trade USA and Lynn University's Social Impact Lab.
The lab's director, Jerry Hildebrand, has been a member of the Cordes Foundation's board since its beginning, and for the past decade the foundation has worked closely with Hildebrand on several university-based initiatives.
"I am passionate about helping students find their purpose in the world," said Cordes. "We just committed to help fund the summer Ambassador Corps program at the Social Impact Lab, and we're looking for other ways to support the lab's work."
A resident of New York City, Cordes holds a B.S. in business administration and management from the University of California, Berkeley, and co-authored
The Art of Investing and Portfolio Management. He was an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2005.
Student Speaker
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Michael G.
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Michael G. Grondin completed his requirements for a Master of Business
Administration degree, with a specialization in finance valuation and investment management, in December 2017. Today, he proudly marches
with and addresses his fellow members of the class of 2018.
Soon after starting his master's program in fall 2016, he took a job at Statewide Windows and Doors, Incorporated. He has since risen quickly
at the fast-growing startup-from permit expediter to permit coordinator,
then a department shift to finance manager. Recently he was promoted to director of operations, where he manages an array of organizational
functions, including sales, marketing. finance, permitting, inspections and general administrative work.
Born in Stamford, Connecticut, Grondin was 3 when his family moved to
Boynton Beach, Florida. Though a lifelong fan of Florida's sun and beaches, Grondin, 29, travels as often as he can. A sojourn to Thailand and Japan in
2016 is a highlight he'd like to reprise, with the addition of China. Always strong in mathematics, Grondin first became fascinated by finance at Palm Beach State College, where he earned his A.A. degree
and bachelor's degree in business administration at the Lake Worth campus. Already working full time, Grondin knew he wanted to stay local for graduate studies. He says he chose Lynn for its more intimate class sizes and unique program offerings.
Grondin excelled, earning straight l\s before receiving his degree last
December with a 4.0 grade-point average.
Business professors like Dr. Ralph Norcia and Dr. Jose Lopez made a
big impact, as did working on team projects with a variety of international classmates. "I got to experience how people from different cultures learn,"
said Grondin, who often recommends Lynn to his colleagues and friends.
'The classroom and teaching atmosphere was just great."
He insists his degree has aided his career advancement and that the
tools he gained at Lynn in a variety of business disciplines are enabling him "to strategically solve complex problems in real-life situations at work."
Ultimately, Grondin plans to pursue a Ph.D. in his field and teach at the
college level, maybe even back at Lynn. "I love learning," he said, "and
Academic procession
Faculty marshals
Chief Marshal: Debra Ainbinder
Burton D. Morgan College of Aeronautics: David Peeler
College of Arts and Sciences: Antonella Regueiro
College of Business and Management: Ashley "Bell" Cooper
Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn College of Communication and Design: Gary Carlin
Donald E. and Helen L. Ross College of Education: Jennifer Lesh
Conservatory of Music: Eric Van der Veer Varner
Gonfalon bearers
Burton D. Morgan College of Aeronautics: Valerie Lynn
College of Arts and Sciences: Patrick Cooper
College of Business and Management: Lauri Olivier
Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn College of Communication and Design: Mark Cone
Donald E. and Helen L. Ross College of Education: Kelly Burlison
Conservatory of Music: Lisa Leonard
Board of trustees
Christine E. Lynn, Chairman
Stephen F. Snyder, Vice Chairman
Jan Carlsson '94 J. Hagood Ellison, Jr. John P. Langan '81 James Milby R. Brady Osborne, Jr. William J. Rehrig Victoria Rixon Paul A. Robino '74
Kevin M. Ross, President
Bill Shubin
Hugh Carville, Chairman Emeritus
Administration
Kevin M. Ross, President
Michael Antonello, General Counsel
Christian G. Boniforti, Chief Information Officer
Gregg C. Cox, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Gareth P. Fowles, Vice President for Enrollment Management
Laurie Levine, Vice President for Business and Finance
Gregory J. Malfitano, Senior Vice President for Development and Administration
Anthony R. Altieri, Vice President for Student Affairs
Sherrie Weldon, Chief Marketing Officer
Donald E. Ross, President Emeritus
Traditions
2018 class gift
Every year, graduating students leave their legacy at Lynn
by donating to the class gift. The class of 2018 joins this
proud tradition and honors those who have supported them by contributing to the Alumni Pay It Forward Endowed Scholarship.
This scholarship is awarded to deserving incoming freshmen in need of financial assistance so they can one day fulfill their
potential. The university is grateful to the class of 2018 for "paying
it forward" and to the Student Philanthropy Team for fostering philanthropy among students and encouraging graduating
students to uphold the class gift tradition.
Academic
regalia
The academic robes and hoods worn by the faculty and
students lend color to the pageantry of commencement.
This regalia dates back to the medieval ages, when it served
a functional as well as an ornamental role, separating the learned men from other groups and offering warmth and protection. In America in the late 19th century, representatives of colleges and universities held a conference to bring order and system
to the custom of academic dress. Since then, there have been
periodic conferences to revise or reconfirm existing practices.
Undergraduates wear the black robes with the white collars.
Holders of the master's degree wear hoods, which are lined with the colors of the college conferring the degree and trimmed with the color representing the subject in which the degree was
earned. The doctoral robe is adorned with velvet and is also
worn with the hood suitably ornamented.
Holders of degrees from foreign universities or religious orders wear the entire academic costume as decreed by the conferring institution.
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The colors on the hoods worn
in the academic procession represent: Arts, Letters, Humanities White
Commerce, Business Drab
Communication Crimson
Economics Copper
Education Light blue
Engineering Orange
Fine Arts Brown
Foreign Affairs Aquamarine
Journalism Crimson
Law Purple
Library Science Lemon
Music Pink
Nursing Apricot
Philosophy Dark blue
Physical Education Sage green
Public Health Salmon
Science Golden yellow
Social Sciences Citron
Speech Silver gray
Traditions
continuedUndergraduate honor medal ribbons represent:
White- Cum Laude Blue-Magna Cum Laude Gold- Summa Cum Laude
3.50 to 3.64 grade point average
3.65 to 3.79 grade point average 3.80 to 4.00 grade point average
Gold and green honor cord: Sigma Beta Delta business honor society
Red and white honor cord:
Blue and gold honor cord:
Violet and jade green honor cord: Gold honor cord:
Red, white and black honor cord: Blue and white honor cord:
Lambda Pi Eta national communication honor society
Alpha Phi Sigma national criminal justice honor society
Kappa Delta Pi international education honor society
Eta Sigma Delta international hospitality honor society
Pi Sigma Alpha national political science honor society
Psi Chi international psychology honor society
Gold and ivory honor cord: Order of Omega Greek academic honor society
Royal blue and gold honor cord: Red, white and blue cord:
Golden Key academic, leadership and service honor society U.S. military veterans
Aqua cord: Lynn 100
The gonfalons
The gonfalons, a tradition that originated in the civic rituals of 12th century Italy, are a part of Lynn University's academic
ceremonial protocol.
Lynn University designed the gonfalons in accordance with the standards established for all colleges and universities, and each bears the college's unique symbolic color. The university seal is presented on each gonfalon to embody the common bonds that unite faculty and students as members of one academic community.
The vice president for academic affairs, in consultation with the
academic deans, selects the faculty members honored to serve
as gonfalon bearers.
Special awards
The Dean's Award for Excellence in Graduate Education
Each college and the Conservatory of Music give this award to the graduate who displays outstanding potential for scholarship and
leadership in his or her respective field.
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The ceremon
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al academic mace
The academic mace dates back to the 14th century, when royalty,
magistrates, and church or university officials carried maces in official
processions. The design of the ceremonial academic mace incorporates
elements from royal scepters and battle maces, representing both leadership and strength.
During the commencement ceremony, the mace indicates the authority
of the university president to award degrees. The chief marshal carries
the mace.
The Lynn University mace consists of a three-foot-tall wood scepter
with a bronze cast of the Lynn University seal on the top. It was
designed in 2002 by Graphic Design Professor Emeritus Ernest
Ranspach, who presented it to then-Lynn University President
Donald E. Ross in honor of 30 years of leadership and service.
The Evening Undergraduate D
i
vision Award
Lynn University presents this award to the degree candidate who has maintained the highest grade-point average. Students having
transfer hours from other institutions are eligible for the award as
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Candidates for the degrees
Doctor of Education
Educational Leadership
Kandice Alisha Allen
Special Education Advocacy
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Jennifer Lesh
Lucy Canzoneri-Golden
An Examination of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Antibias-Antiracist Curriculum in a Montessori Setting
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Nancy Kline
Amanda Anne Claussen
Why Do Charter School Teachers Stay? Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Jennifer Lesh
Erin Elder
Implementing Lynn Early Learning Academy Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kathleen Weigel
Vicki D. Gaddy
Beginning Teachers Introduction and Implementation
in Proactive Classroom Management Strategies
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Richard Jones
Laura King Hamilton
Beyond the Tests and into the Real World: Creating
Independent and Successful High School Graduates
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kathleen Weigel
Daniel K. Keller
Implementing a Ninth Grade Academy
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kathleen Weigel
Juliet King
An Examination of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Antibias-Antiracist Curriculum in a Montessori Setting
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Nancy Kline
Brittany E. Kiser
An Examination of Pedagogy in Middle School Science
Classrooms and Its Effect on Student Achievement
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Suzanne King
Jaqua La'Riana Lewis
Professional Development Needs for Advanced Placement
Teachers of Students with High-Functioning Autism Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Jennifer Lesh
Corinne E. Muller
Implementing Lynn Early Learning Academy
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kathleen Weigel
Morgan O'Sullivan
An Investigation Measuring the Impact of Financial Literacy Programs on University Student Debt
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kelly Burlison
Ashley Neer Rizzi
An Investigation of the Perceptions of High School
Professional School Counselors: Qualitative Insight
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kelly Burlison
Robin Niki Rothman
Investigating Best Practices in the State of Florida's
Plan B Assessments for Potentially Gifted Students
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Jennifer Lesh
Susan Saint John
How Do Leadership Standards Affect Motivation
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kathleen Weigel
Samantha F. Vanderpool
An Investigation of the Perceptions of High School
Professional School Counselors: Qualitative Insight Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kelly Burlison
Catherine Wharton
Reading Comprehension in Two Accommodated Reading
Tasks with College Students with Reading Disabilities
Chair, Dissertation in Practice: Kelly Burlison
College of Arts and Sciences
Master of Science
Administration
Robert Geoffrey Adams Carlton G. Cartwright Jeffrey E. Mata Patrick Lee Nurthen
Applied Psychology
Dion Carleen Cooper Omar L. Felix Anaily Garcia Garcia
Juan R. Gonzalez Lavonda Gray
Ronnie Josue Hernandez Katelyn Rae Key
Amanda Lee Peterson
Gayta Prospere
Virginia Santibanez
Robert L. Utne Ill
Applied Psychology, Counseling
Julia Marie Pedersen
Ian N. Rosenberg
Isabel Springer Verna P. Sunkara
Mental Health Counseling
Graham Christopher Brown Emily Hatchouel
Elyce Kiperman-Gordon
Jennifer R. Kovacs
Madyson Taylor Levinson
Stephanie Alayna Lipsky
Grisel Mariana Fernanda Lopez-Escobar Kalie A. May
Sarah E. Mehan
Jessica P. Molina
Victoria Naginsky Sara Adina Turetsky Psychology Natasha Cunningham Graham Maxwell Hoffman Naromie Louis
Maria Cristina Serpas
Bachelor of Arts
Criminal Justice
Michelle J. Clayton
Lisa M. Edwards
Rodguer Paul Michael Steven Putelo Carlos Reyes
Clifford Charles Vassallo
Bachelor of Science
Criminal Justice
Tamika Sharanda Jones
Mark Edward Radi
Psychology
Rebecca Lynn laroli
Patricia Ellen Jones
Carlos Luciano Benito Maas Sixto Jesus Novaton Xiona Daniela Rocha
Paulo Guilherme Santos Costa
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Co
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of Business and Management
Master
of
Business Adm
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nistration
Aviation Management
Dominic E. Acevedo lni-Abasi Charles Asanga Justin Cumbo Sohaib Ejaz Moied Y.S. Elkrekshi Gulnaaz Kaur Kerell Lightbourne Naheen Mahmood Mildred Mendez
Kingsley Uchenna Okonkwo
Oluwakunmi Oladayo Olasanoye
Amal Khalid M. Wazira
Antonio T. Wooten
Entrepreneurial Management
Sultan Adnan M. Almarzouki
(International Business Management)
Nuria Esteve Angelocci
Derek Alexander Assaf
Jashwanthi Atla
Cari A. Beecham
Thomas Bertaux Claure
Larry Claxton
Simone P. Cousins Michael Gerald D' Amico
Hadyn L. Daugs
Jelani N. Dixon
Abena Damili D'Oyley-Petruso
Jared Steven Frantz
Blair Gosnell Max Gutman
Maria Mongard
Marcelo Alfonso Jo
(Financial Valuation and Investment Management)
Jimmy Joseph
Borja Alexander Kaiser
Adriana La Rocca Acevedo Melissa S. Landis
Elizabeth Linwood
Lena M. Mancini
Daniel D. McCray
Tegan Erin McKim
Sean Holden Meunier
Andrew Currie Migliano
Marie-Eve Parent Sawan Patel Deena Payton
Fantasia M. Pearson
Maria Paulina Perdomo
Max Brandon Puder
Adam Paul Rutstein Yisbet Segrea
Diana Mohammad Hatem Sinan
Angela Madison Slate
Matias Ezequiel Solari
Julien Tan
Chase Umbenhauer
(Financial Valuation and Investment Management)
Ivan J. Vich Kristina M. Vinal
Tina N. Walker
Leroy J. Williams
Johanna Olivia Wilson
Financial Valuation and Investment Management
Dane Adelman
Roberto Andre Aletto Rodriguez Omar Anwar Ahmed Martinez
Jose Antonio Arzu Moll
Jose Miguel Baridon
Katherine Adelaide Bupp (Marketing)
Martin Andres Cancino Alvarado Kiana Carle
Jaimee Rebecca Chiat Juan Pablo Delgado Moreno
(Marketing) Dillon Taylor Denardo
Devon Garner
Miguel Angel Gracia Del Pino Brittany Victoria Grant
Michael G. Grondin
Mohamed Lotfy Hani
Anthony Hasbun Daabub
Kimberly Helwig Ernesto G. Keaney Judy Mwende Kyalo Tyson P. Matthews Alexandria A. Morua-Miller
Natalia Lorena Paris Valentina Pedretti Stephen Biagio Polsinelli
Eliot S. Popper
Leopold Ferdinand Raab
Doel H. Rosario
Julie A. Sadowski
Fraser William Thain
Shernel A.O. Thielman
Pablo Jose Vidal Bermudez De Castro
Charles R. Watford
Stephen Thadeus Randolph Winklaar
Hospitality Management
Abdulrahman Atallah Alharbi Melanie Helen Campbell
Dennis John Courtney Jr. Patricia I. Curler David Stephen Diaz Dekethra D. Ferguson Corissa Goldman Byron C. Haliburton Alisha D. Jacobson
Mansour Amin Jamalalhariri
(Marketing) Cornelius Jones Brooke M. Lindley
Kathya Marquez-Calderon Alexa Jeanne Martinez Jonathan Pinsker
Jason Stern
Ashli B. Strawder
Jennifer Vitale
Human Resource Management
Patricia Alexandre
Allen Baez
Ashley N. Baker
Brooke Elizabeth Bramlett
Edward Harriott
Kizzy I. Henry
Kimberly Hoffmann
Pearline C. Howard Ouazi S. Jawwad
Mervyn Stedmund Jobe
Saadia Lomeli
Karen Renee Luick
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Ariel Marie Madden Melody Ann Mannuzza
Lizette McGowan
Camila Messina
Magalie Nyota Nsibula Maxime Papillon
Mandy Ramos
Katherine E. Rizzolo
Sanchia Roache
Peritz Samuels Sonya R. Sealy
Erica N. Simpson
Allison Singer
Erica Camille Stewart
Tifany M. Torres Mitchell
Pakeezah Zubairi
International Business Management
Andrew Ignatius Allegra Samir Barakat
Evens Bellevue Kim Ben-Shushan Diana Bogolii Hassna Boukdair Carlos Andres Buitrago
Maria Margarita Burbano Delgado Kemar Kirkval Burrell
Larry G. Cekella
Sung-Hun Cho
Jayde Samara Engram
David Patrick Escobar
Liam Gourlay Helcybel F. Griffin Omer Kremer Maryse Kwizera
Christoph Maug
Cydnie J. Melson
Cristian Alejandro Morales Marta Oledzka
Heather Otell
Juan Alberto Pineda Oberholzer Sebastian Martin Radakovics Vitor Reis Demartin
Sarhea K. Rigby Alexander Roth Chloe Jessica Sizer
College
of
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and
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Danyang Xu
Marketing
Zhanna Abdrakhmanova Rami Al-Sabbagh Mila Liberty Armer
Shima Notarkesh Bakhtyari Katherine 0. Banks Tyler David Bean
Adamu Bologi
Joshua Hayden Bronstein
Joanna E. Campos
Alessandra Asten Caterina Castanho Grimaldo M. Castillo
Andrew Custance
Alexander Manuel Diaz Rebolledo Dominic Dithurbide Martinez Mitchell Bryan Doctor
Ralph Dormestoir
Catharine Drettmann
Z.A. Dwyer
Asim Zafar Farooqi April Shannon Ferguson Damian Fernandez
Victor Ferreira Passos Batista Matthew Fulcher
Camilo Garcia Jr.
Victoria Isabel Gilly Colmenares
Fabio Goncalves Miguel Gonzalez Sophie Goodis Joaquin A. Gauch II Nika
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Halprin Justin A. Harris Paulina Hernandez Olivia lnsuasty Tyler Kendall Sophie Alena KoneffMia P. Lange
Breoni C. Lee
Breanna N. Lewis
Barbara Nunez Llossas
Nikki Anne Mannarino
Edoardo Marcora
Stephanie Maria McGowan
Paul Ian McPhee
Marianna Elizabeth Meyer Lauren A. Milowe
Kaci Lucille Mirusso Nicole Molina
Christie L. Morton
Tia C. Mullins Lisa Mutnick
Camille Mayka Namba
ShaTonya Nicholson
Lucas Ezequiel Orellana Richard J. Parrillo Timothy Louis Paskowski Karen Adriana Pellegrini
Jamie Perriello Priscilla Paige Preece
Niko Puritz
Sherika Ralliford
Carolina Reyes Jaramillo
Noah Romano
Brittany Victoria Sanford Cecelia Martinez Smith
Howard Jason Sobel
Patricia Tarras
Jessica Marie Viscusi Jade Simone Wiggins
Mass Communication and Media Management
Paula Beth Johnson
Media Management
Jessica Marie Caravantes
Victoria D. Elhelbawi Kerry-Ann Denise Hylton JeVaughn Jones
Kendall R. King Ana Marcela Llanes Yazan Hikmat Nairn Anh Ngoc Quynh Phan
Sports and Athletics Administration Julius Mariano Martinez
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Sports Management
Thomas Allen
Julio Javier Berrio
Gustavo Birenbaum
Anthony Brantley
Shakia L. Bundick Vladimir Charlitte
Jamison L. Clark
Jonathan Douglas Corbitt
Penny Cumbo
Andrew Edward Danna Giselle Marie Edward Ben James Ganderton Kendall G. Gardner
Kim Anne Kemper
Pamela Lyle
Alexey Martins Rodrigues de Carvalho
Mauricio E. Mena
Andrae L. Murphy
Maurizio Pisciotta
Andrew Marc Schaeffer
Thomas P. Schiaffo
Katrina Dawn Beecraft Selsor
Kristina Marie Shahin
Nicholas St. Thomas Connor G. Talbot Samantha R Tiger Austin Lake Wielansky
Web Development
Anthony Rafael Cook Lyndsay F. Nicholas
Bachelor of Science
Business Administration Draper Larkin Bender Therese Isabel Bolduc Muhammad Sani Dauda Anna Lucille Davis Alexander J. De Bellis Samuel Anthony Enzinna Jacqueline Beth Fitzgerald Juan Andres Martinez Michael W. McCauley
Fernando Monasterio Albert Walter Newton Jr.
Richard Parsons
Claudio Reyes Jeannie M. Roker
Lavivian Stewart
Marian Wallis
Steven Matthew Weinstein Arielle Zakris
Entrepreneurship Elan Assayag Jack William Corbin
International Business Management Ricardo Galeano Rojas
Feng Qian Taylor
Donald E. and Helen L. Ross
College of Education
Master of Education
Educational Leadership Catherine M. AngioneDustin Zachary Barnes Gregory L. Brown
David Michael Buttacavoli
Nicole Childs
Jordan Michael Chussler
Michael Friedel
Kristen Leigh Horn Kimberle Susan Keneally
Genay Lynese Mitchell Alysia Pavilonis Villardia Shepherd
Exceptional Student Education Ariel Appelbaum
Trisha Alyssa Mockapetris
Matthew Ian Wallach
Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn
College of Communication
and Design
Master of Fine Arts
Graphic and Web Design Joel Mead Fletcher Caleb KingMaster of Science
Communication and Media Carolina Rosa AbelloFahad Ahmed A. Alameer
Sierra Parthenia Aldrich Sarah Bakr B. Alharbi Christian Allen Victoria Dean Alvarez Ayellet Aviv
Bibi Farahnaz Baksh Allison Benzshawel Christina C. Diabo Junia Georges-Vaughn Mohammed Maroai A. Hamad Raghda Lotfy Mohamed Hany Valerie Marie Hatcher
Nancy Lee Hopkins Calvin Jordan
Adam Gregory Kaplan Julieth Alexandra Link Dominique Nicole Marghella Patrick Jordan Miller
McSonchar Eliazar Monthervil
Nicole lyamile Novaton Adam X. Olano Maverick O'Neal
Briana Alizee Geneva Randall Megan Christine Rencurrell
Maria Michelle Riofrio Bravo
Razan Mohammed Rubui
Ava Stapleton
Francesca Velasquez Catalina Villamarin Martinez William Wayman
Roberta Joyce Marie Zaccagnino
Web Design and Technology
Markeis J. Miller Meghan Wensyel
Bache
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of Arts
Communication and Media Kamille Basanta-Henry
Brianna Lorraine Lemerise Anakay Michelle Marie Smith
Conservatory of Music
Master o
f
Musi
c
Composition
Matthew James Carlton
Performance Akmal lrmatov (Cello) Georgiy Khokhlov (Cello)
Alla Sorokoletova (Flute)
Teresa Ann Villalobos (Flute)
James Austin Currence (French Horn)
Isaac Fernandez Hernandez (Percussion) Chance Elan Cano Israel (Piano)
Mario Joseph Rivieccio (Trombone) Benita Peycheva Dzhurkova (Violin)
Julia Jakkel (Violin)
Thi Huyen Anh Nguyen (Violin)
Yue Yang (Violin)
This program is not an official graduation list This printed program lists students who were eligible to graduate for academic year 2017-18, as of April 13, 2018, pending
the outcome of final examinations and final grades. Therefore, it should not be used to determine a student's academic or degree status. The university's official registry for
the conferral of degrees is the student's permanent academic record, kept by the Office of the Registrar. Lynn University, 3601 N. Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
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