Commencement Program 5-5-2001

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COMMENCEMENT
Scrroor or EoucATroN
AND HurneN Smvrcns
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The motto of Oakland University, "seguir Vifiute E Camctscenza, "which is
incorporated in its sea1, has a distinguishecl origin, Canto )O(\{, line 120, of
Dante's Inferuo.
These are the final words of Ulysses' great speech to his rnen urging
them to sail on and on in pursuit of knowledge and experience of the
wodd--even beyond the pillars of Hercules, traditionally the lrontier and limit
of legitimate exploration.
This is the threeline stanz^:
Comsiderate la uostra semenza
Fatti non.foste a uiuer come bnlti
Ma per sep;uir uirtute e cc4noscenzct
Consider your binb
You were not made to liue like bnttes
But tofollow courage ancl knouledge
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
AND HUMAN SERVICES
May 5,2OOL
1:OO
p.m.
Baldwin Pavilion
Oakland University
Rochesteq Michigan
EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES OATH
I hereby affirm my dedication to the profession of education and human services. lTith this affirmation I embrace the obligations of professionals to
improve the general welfare, to advance human understanding and competence, and to bring honor to the endeavors ofteaching, administration, counseting and human resource development. I accept these obligations for myself
and will be vigilant and responsible in supporting their
by my col-
leagues.
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I recognize that at times my endeavors will offend privilege and status, that I
bias and defenders of inequality, and that I will have to confront arguments that seek to discourage my efforts and diminish my hope. But I
will remain faithful to the belief that these endeavors and the pursuit oi these
goals make me worthy of my profession and my profession *o.ttry
of a free
will be opposed by
people.
Dr. GeraldJ. Pine, Dean I98O-L994, shared this
oath with the School, faculty and graduates.
ORDER OF CEREMOIVY
Acaderrric Processional
Robert S. Fink
Marsbal
St. Andrews Pipe Band
\Velcorne
Mary L. Otto
Dean, Scbool of Education and Human Seruices
Board of Trustees Greeting
Penny M. Crissman
Trustee
Remarks for the Class
Kelly E. VanBaak
Representing Human Resource Deuelopment Student Association
Joann L. Washington
Graduate Reading Student
Introduction
Mary L. Otto
Comnencement Address
Senator Gary C. Peters
Micbigan Senate District 14
Awarding of Degrees
Louis Esposito
Vlce President
for Academic Affairs and Prouost
Graduate Degrees
Interim
Ranald D. Hansen
Vice Prouostfor Researcb and Graduate Study
Undergraduate Degrees
Mary L. Otto
Alumni Velcome
MaryJo Dawson, B.A., President
Scltool of Education and Hurnan Seruices Alumni Associatlon
Valediction
Louis Esposito
Recessional
The audience is requested to stand during tbe processional and recessional,
Tbe Scbctol of Education and Human Seruices Alumni Association
uill
bost a
faculty and staff in tbe Oakland Tent.
Todalt's ceremon! is lnterpreted in Ameilcan Sign Language
recept:ion
for graduates,
guests,
by Deborab Marsden
ONACADEMIC REGALIA
An edifying note contributed by a
certain anonymous doctor of philosophy.
On at least two solemn occasions during the academic calendar-spring and fall corrunence-
ment-the faculty of the university publicly displays its full academic rcgaka and participates in
the liturgy of processional and
recessional, that curious coming
and going that symbolizes the
cefemony of commencement.
The purposes of commencement
are well known, but the reasons
for the peculiar garb of the celebrants and their odd order of
march are often as obscure to
the audience as they are, in fact,
to the faculty itself. This note
may serve to explain academic
dress and the professional pecking order it costumes.
Contemporary academics are
descendants of clerical schoolmen in the universities of
medieval Europe. Like the clergy, members of the bench and
bar, and other learned professions, medieval scholars were
clothed in healry robes to stay
watm in unheated stone buildings. Like all members of a hierarchical society, the medieval
faculties rejoiced in visible
insignia of rank. These outward
signs of accomplishment and
authority were tailored into the
robes. Although the need for
such voluminous gaments to
keep the scholar from freezing is
long past, the use of them as
emblems of dignity remains.
You will observe that all caps
and gowns worn by our faculty
are black, with certain disturbing exceptions. Black was the
color adopted by mutual agreement among American universities at the end ofthe 19th century. In Europe each university has
its own distinctive gown, varying in color and cut from all others. A European academic assemblage is a far gaudier occasion
than its countelpart in America.
Recently, certain universities in
this country rashly broke the
agreement and authorized robes
in their own colors: for example, the crimson of Harvard and
the green of Dartmouth may be
seen in our ranks. This unsuitable spontaneity has been
frowned on by sister institutions,
yet the mavericks not only persist in their madness, but gain
adherents to their ranks with
each passing year.
There are three basic academic degrees: the baccalaureate or
bachelor's degree, the master's
degree, and the doctorate. A special style of robe is prescribed
for each. The bachelor's gown is
sparsely cut, neat, but a bit
skimpy and unadorned, as befits
apprentices. The master's gown
is still simple, but fuller, sports a
sleeve of extraordinary design
impossible to describe, and has a
hood draped from the shoulders
down the back. Once used to
keep the frost from the tonsured
heads of medieval clerks, the
hood now is solely a badge of a
degree of scholady achievement.
The master's hood is small and
narrow, but disPlaYs the colors
of the institution that awarded
the degree. Ifyou knew the colors of American universities, You
could easily identifY whence
came our masters. The doctoral
robe is the most handsome of
academic raiment. Generous of
cut, of fine aristocratic stuff, it is
faced with velvet and emblazoned with velvet chevrons on
the ample sleeves. You will note
that most of the velvet facings
and chevrons are black, but that
some are of other colors.
According to Personal taste, the
doctor may display the color of
his or her doctoral degree on
the sleeves and facings: light
blue for education, Pink for
music, apricot for nursing,
orange for engineering, and
many more. The royal blue of
the Doctor of PhilosoPhy (Ph.D')
is the most comrnonlY seen in
liberal arts institutions such as
Oakland. The doctor's hood is
the most elegant of all academic
appurtenances. Large and grace-
fuI, it is lined in satin with the
colors of the universitY that
awarded the degree and is bordered with the color of the
degree itself. Most academic costumes include the square cap
called a mortarboard; the doctor's tassel may be either black
or gold
- tassels of all other
degrees are black and stringY.
To instructed eyes, the order
of march in the processional and
recessional reveals the standing
of individuals in the institution's
formal hierarchy. In the Processional the order of entrance into
the hall is, quite fittinglY, from
most junior to most senior. The
traccalaureate candidates enter
first, followed successivelY bY
the masters and doctoral candidates with the whole seParated
from the faculty by a decent
interval. In the facultY order,
the instructors precede the assistant professors who in turn are
fbllowed by the associate Professors. The august full Professors
bring up the rear. After
a
respectful distance come the
deans who in turn are seParated
by a significant space from the
awful majesty of the Platform
paffy, the president, the vice
president, and the members of
the board of trustees. All remain
standing until the board is seated. After the ceremonY, the
order of recessional is the
reverse of the processional. The
greatest dignitaries stream out of
the hall first, with the artftrlly
organized ranks of PrioritY wallowing in their wake.
It is hoped that these notes
may make more intelligible the
spectacle you are witnessing
today. A discerning intelligence
may detect in it manY clues to
an understanding of the academic profession as it confronts the
ambiguities of the future with
ancient wisdom and dignified
confidence.
DEGREESASTARDED
December 2000
Reading Education
MASTER OF ARTS IN
TEACHING
Marcella Jeanne Kehus
Reading
Dissertation: Touard a Virtual
Terry Lyn Bailey
Kevin Lee Bush
Kim Marie Chadand
Kelley Nicole Emmer
Susan Diane Englehart
Michelle Renee Finamore
Melissa Ann Gardner
Karen Lynn Garrison
Kimberly Ann Hamlin
Kimbedy Tyler Hempton
Karen Whalen Hitt
Beth Ann McMahon
Robert Thomas Roberts
Deborah A. Stimac
Madeline Joyce Zimberg
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPTry
Dlscourse Communltl: Adolescent
Writers on Tlte World Wtde Web
Ledong Li
Dissertation: Tbe Role of
Pbonologjt ln Reading Cbinese
Stngle Characlers and Tu'G
Cbaracter Words utitlt Higb,
Medium and Lou Pbonological
Regularlties by Cbinese Grade 2
and Grade 5 Students
MASTER OF ARTS
Counseling
Lisa Ann
Acton
George Washington Armijo
Carolynn Jo Blair
Souhare A. Boulbol
Danielle Janette Boyce
III
Biliana Crkovski
Kristina Diane Darr Glynn
Suzan Marie Fischer
Dana Marie Fuller
Sheri B. Galens
Denise Lynn Gamrat
Deborah Irene Juday
Jennifer Beth Kurlinski
Geralcline Letman
Diane Therese Martin
Heather Lynn Mettetal-Barlow
Jennifer Ann Morgenst€ren
Debra Denise Napier
Kfista Leigh Rainwater
Paulette Marie Rancour
Madeleine Mariette Seguin
SusanJ. Sells
Christina Rose Suchyta
Nicole Ann Wiederman
Shari Anne W'illiams
MASTER OF
EDUCATION
Curiculum, Instruction and
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Leadership
Pamela Marie Bills
Nathaniel Ludwig Brock
Gary Lawrence Hamilton
Kerry Lee Knight
Alissa Mae Lintz
Chades Grant Moss€tt
Tammy Ann Scott
Geri Aisha Smalley
'William P. Turkington
Marioara Magdalena Vasile
Jennifer F. White
Eady Childhood
Jacquelin Lee Richardson
Special Education
Kelly Made Berti
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Jennifer Suzanne Frederiksen
Candi Lynn Gorski
Beth Ann Pope-Kokotovich
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Temi Lynn Russell
Kelly Lynn Simms
Dawn Danielle Holser
AmandaJenni Howell
Amy Catherine Irvine
MASTER OF TRAINING
DEVELOPMENT
Aline IstambouLian
Joan C. Falk
Jamie Ehzabeth Kerr
Rebecca Anne Kozlowski
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Iaura Anne Lake
Christine L. LaRue
Stev€n Michael Lott
Elementary Education
Gretchen Leah Abrams
Brian P. Ahern
Allison Marie Aiello
Julia Grace Alder
Christine Ann Balcom
Stacy Viola Jekielek
Sara-Marie Mader
Michelle Lynn Mahler
Sarah Melisa Makar
Sarah Catherine Balmas
Emily Catherine Malburg
Lynn Marie Malecki
Jacquelyn R. Barker
Vanessa Kaye Marks
Kimbedy Sue Baxi
Jennifer Elizab etl: Be cker
MonicaJ. Bellman
Nell Anna Bielecki
Meredith Ellen Bolden
Jaime Marie Borkowski
Tracey Lynne Borowicz
Jamie Ann Brooks
Damien Daniel Buckley
Michele Lee Buschmohle
Karen Anne Butler
Carrie Lyn Ciaffone
Colleen Tlvomey D. Ciak
Mary Camille Conley
Heather Eileen Cook
Allan Salvatore Cosma
Paul Andrew Cuthbertson
Christine Dabrowski
Timothy M. Davis
Amy Lynn Dorman
Trffany Jeaneane Dubia
Denise Mary Dufort
Heather Patrice Matthews
Christine Bezatte Michael
Stacy
Nicole Ede
Judith Fletcher
Cynthia Ann Gilsenan
Sara Louise Ginger
Michael Edward Gittner
Tricia Lynn Goerke
Tammie Jo Golabek
Juliann Gorecki
Kathryn Nichole Herrera
Kimberly Ann Hertz
Jaime K. Hofert
Melissa Milenkovic
Colleen Frances Molloy
Jennifer Renee Molter
RebeccaJo Moses
Amy Suzanne Mroczka
Jennifer Lyn Nagel
Eric Andrew Newton
Hallie Renee Nevton
Kelly Anne O'Connor
NancyJean Odren
Shellie Lorraine Odren
Maddalena Maria Orlando
Nicole Marie Pelletier
Kimbedy Colleen Peters
Melissa Ann Pettee-Goulding
Dawne Marie Phelps
Mehssa Anne Phlypo
Julie Joell Poma
Jennifer Lynn Portaro
Cynthia Long Rush
Cheri Kay Schmidt
Kathy Ann Schmitz
Janice Miller Schwartz
Robert William Shank
Laura Anne Shryock
Christina Lee Silvey
Kelly Marie Simun
Jennifer Lynne Skiba
Christina Marie Slattery
Marcella Linda Spalding
Joy Christine Sparks
Human Resource Development
Training and Development
Jennifer Denise Stacer
Barbara C. Staniszewski
Laura K. Stevenson
Karissa Ann Stone
Kristen Lynn Szymanski
Susan Marie Adamski
Carol Marie Barbus
Jody Ann Benn€tt
Heather Marie Terlecki
Mitchell Scott Trager
Amy Michele Tunnicliff
Amy Lynn Bonanno
Michelle Lynn French
Bethany Rose Garcia
IiviaJean Hamlin
Gloria Patrice Haffington
Randy Lee Heming
June Gue-Yang Weng
Gloria Diane Alexander
Jennifer Lynn Harnmontre€
Danielle Marie Richardson
Shajan
Jamie Rita Senawi
Hurnan Resource Development
Human Services
Kimbedy Lynn Brain
Anita Marie Dornfried
Herman Glazier, Jr.
Lorie
L. Keown
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D. Kay
Kelly Ann Langenderfer
Angela Rosalie Modica
Albina Ortiz
Rosalie Ann Serra
Kenneth Michael Sochowicz
Lois A. Thieme
Thomas George Valli
Nadine Marie'W'atters
Michelle Marie'lfiedyk
Beth Lynn Willett
Mary M. Nash
Carolyn Jean Patterson
Christina Jean Pineau
Nicole Marie Zitta
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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES
April 2OOI
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Akiko Shishido
Educational l-eadership
Kathleen Marie Sohn
Cheryl Eloise Sturtz
Kathleen Kaylor'Wagoner
Shannon Rae Flumerfelt
Dissertation: A Qualttatlue Case Studlt
of
Adolescent Leadersbip Del)elopment
Reading Education
Mohammad Hussein Hamdan
Dissertation: A Study of Spelling
Deuelopment Stages of Arab-Ameilcan
Students ln Dearborn Scltools Grades 2, 4
and 6
Xigu Wang
Dissertation: Standard Definitlons Versus
Reuised Definltions: Tbelr Effectlueness
Understanding Word Meaning ultb
Cbinese Adult Learners of English as a
Foreign La.nguage
MASTER OF ARTS
Counseling
Linda Louise Barrett
Deborah A. Bastedo
Robyn Lynn Batterbee
Bonnie S. Blanzy
Sarah Ann Budreau
Kimbedie Sue Campbell
Anjanette Mary Cooper
Anita C. Davison
Andrea Lynn Gibbs
Beverly Diane Groth
Michael Richard Guibord
Christine Lynn Hrynyk-Mathes
Valerie R. Jones
Marlorie A. Lang
Iaurie Maureen Martin
AJayrra
Marie Mike
Camilla Lynn Murmurian
Marianne L. Naas
Julie Kristen Puggini
Lisa Ann Catherine Rawa
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Denise M. Villis
Michelle Lynn Wilson
Elizabeth A. Wolfe
MASTER OF ARTS IN
TEACHING
Reading
Christine Elise Backos
Ann Kathleen Booth
Phyllis Ann Carstensen
Cheryl Leslie Copley
Cynthia Ann Dumortier
Karen Marie Dunseith
Iaurie Jean Eckert
Michael Carl Forrester
Jennifer Lyn Frentz
Danielle Renee Gaudard
Jayme Sue Gregor
Jennifer Lynne Hill
Judy Ruth Hi-llis
Rosalie Hunter
Valerie G. Jachcik
Danielle Kelly
Michelle Marie Kemme
Kimberly Kay Knoche
Erin Shalene Kosch
Nikole TheresaKtrzawa
Kristin L)'n Mattei
Sarah Nicole Musat
Linda Marie Narlock
Sally Ann Randall
Tracy Ann Sieracki
Marcy Lyn Speaks
Jonathan David Sterling
Serena Marie Stock
Elizabeth Louise Schweers
Amy Marie Wallace
Joann Linda Washington
MASTER OF EDUCATION
Leaderstrip
Kelly Lee Arnold
Tina Marie Baldwin
Kimbedy Christine Dancer
Jennifer Irene Delong
Barry N. Ethridge
Connie Jean Keller
Lynn Marie Kolbicz
Michael Curtis Mickens
Meaghan Kathleen Monk
Jill Catherine Richards
Coy D. Stewart
Stacie Lynn Tate
Deborah Mary Wolney
Eady Childhood Education
Michael John Bentley
Lesley Renee DeMulder
Shannon Diane Depp
Crystal Lynn Dias
Susan Ann Dinnan
Carolyn A. Dreyer
Pamela Snyder Ehde
Carie Sue Fisher
Marcie Ann Goldsmith-Bensman
Susan Katherine Hanser
Monika Ann Hoffer
Jennifer Ruth Hong
Sandra Kay Kagey
Jamie Lynne Kennedy
Miriam Kidney
Florence Marie Kryglowski
Nichole Christian Lynch
Deanna Marie Maher
Chanda Renee Nowak
Amy Marie Ouellette
Padma Jurwala Reddy
Kelly Ann Robbins
Amy Denise Salter
Dana Pharmer Shuler
Joann L. Simms
Lori Lee Simpson
Batbara Ann Stancroff
Laurie Michelle Tucker
Janet Ann Ursitti
LaQuanda Shanta
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Special Education
'Wendy
Joan-W'idener Bergstrom
Carol Jean Clippard
Jennifer Renee Duncan
Robin Dawn Mouser-Timmerman
Lynn M. Van Buren
MASTER OF TRAINING
AND DEVELOPMENT
Rosemary Minnette Belz
Renea Louise Morgan-Huth
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Sheri Ann Aiello
Jennifer Pead Allen
Jennifer Marie Anderson
Lorie Jo Arcand
Jamie Karen Asafo
Jennifer Margaret Bagnall
Jacqueline Anne Ballagh
Johanna Adele Banicki
Jill Deborah Barnes
Michelle Bernadette Bastian
Amy Elizabeth Bean
Kimberly Lynn Becker
Nancy Kay Bederka
Heather Susan Beringer
Michelle Lynn Billiet
Scott Taylor Binford
Teandra Marie Birely
Karyn M. Bitnias
Eileen Gail Blackmer
Heather Lynne Blair
Dawn Marie Booms
Erica Anne Bourgoin
Teri Anne Brisse
Kerry Lyn Brodbeck
Christina Marie Brookshire
Mary Ann Brustmaker
Heather Elizabeth Bunting
Carol D. Burke
Matthew Sands Catalano
Jennifer Anl Cbristensen
Jennifer Lynn Clemens
Lisa Michelle Cohen
Emily Catherine Collins
Heather Renee Cook
Andrea Michelle Cothren
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Pamela Sue Craft
Denise Marie Croteau-Behnke
Lindsay Ann Dains
Keri Lee Helton
Tracy Ann Hengel
April Christine Henry
Danielle Marie D'Amore
Natalie Danine Damron
B,arbara N. Dean
Heath€r Marie Dein
Charlene Marie DeMoines
Christopher Nicholas Devantier
Michael James Dinan
Chantra De-Ann Donald
Cheryl Ann Doran
Jeanne Marie Dowell
Jeannette Marie Doyle
Mark James Dubay
Richard Lawrence-JosePh Durso
Ann Marie Dzeroogian
Melissa Lynn Elberson
Dana A. Elson
Elizabeth Anne Emerick
Dawne Marie Herzog
Tracy Ann Heverly
Juliana Margaret HinkleY
Randy Allen English
Sarah Marie Eschmann
Audrey S. Feld
Andrea Fischer
Susan Elizabeth Fischer
Faith Lynne Fitzgerald
Sharon Anna Fletcher
Catherine Marie Francis
Kurt Allen Knoper
Tina Marie Ftazier
Barbata Lynne Fritz
Sue Ann Fuller
Andrea Marie Gagliardi
Holly Christine Ganish
Heather Suzanne Gardner
MandyJeanette George
Jacklyn Celeste Giles
Stephanie Ann Giroux
Bethanne Marie Gossiaux
Kara Ann Greene
Kathryn DeAnn Greene
Kara Marie Groesbeck
Dianna Marie Guldi
Joshua Paul Gulecki
Nicole Michelle Hakala
Suzanne Louise Hammer
Betsy Hansen
Christina Marie Harding
Elizabeth Marie Haupt
Devon Margaret Hawley
Heidi Sisson Hocking
Cheryl Ann Hoffman
Elizabeth Austin Holden
Michael James Husk
Carie Beth Johnson
Barbara Sue Johnston
Kristin Michele Jones
Roshanda D.L. Jones
AnthonyJ. Julian
Theresa Ann Kalka
Janet Lynn Karshina
Charles Ryan Kedrow
Karen Elizabeth Kelly
Michelle Lee Keylon
Pamela Mary Kolacz
Ilene Joan l-akomy
Amy Therese Lang
Jeanna Mary Lanham
Amanda Joan Larsen
Dawn Marie Laughlin
Garry Steven Lenaway
Josephine Paola Leone
Sandy Lai-Yin Leung
Karen Mary Lewalski
Andrea Kelly Luckadoo
Valerie Lynne MacFadane
Paula Suzette Marcoux
Kimbedey Dawn Marr<
Holly A. Mattingly
Marianne McClure
Catherine Marie McGannon
Shelley R. McHugh
Leanne Catherine MclnallY
Marlene Marie Mears
Audrey Jean Medlin
Carolyn Lea Miller
Julia W. Music
Janet A. Myers
Lisa L. Najor
Julie Ann Nigl
Melissa M. Noon
Mary Kay A. Nusselt
Audrey Erin Olmstead
Hilary Lynn O'Regan
Howard Garrett Pamentier
Kristen Nicole Passeno
Amy Lynn Petricca
Jon Aaron Phillips
Christina Marie Pianello
Kristen Joan Pignanelli
Robin Piontkowski
Judith Ann Polick
Jennifer Marie Pollock
Stephanie Lynn Potter
Jessica Suzanne Pratt
Erin Elizabeth Proctor
Christina Marie Randazzo
Matthew David Richardson
Angela Marie Rickert
Genevieve A. Rickert
Ryan Mathew Rivard
Hillary Lynn Robinson
Andrea Lynn Rocca
Chad Anthony Rojeski
Peter D. Rushman
Christina Lynn Russo
Mary Beth Rutledge
Genette Candida Santia
Kristen Elizabeth Schramm
Heather Renee Seeger
Melanie Elaine Sheridan
Kimberly Kay Shipley
Erin Leigh Silsbe
Ryan David Silsbe
KimbedyA. Smiley
Jeremy Howard Sofferin
CynthiaJean Speiser
Michele Suzanne Stalnaker
Julianne Elaine Stickel
Dawn Marie Sutt€r
Kfisten Ann Taplin-Gray
Breanna Lynn Thacker
Kelly Michelle Therrian
Thomas Michael Trudeau
JenniferJoan Trupp
Kendra Lynn Tucker
Dana Leigh Underwood
I-auren Renee Urben
Brenda S. Vaitkevicius
Lisa Michelle Van Tatenhove
NancyJean Verner
Suzanne Rene Viinikainen
MollyJane Villalvazo
Kristy Renee VonDett
Maria Francesca Vonella
Deborah L. Warden
Jorie Pleshette Watts
MarcyJo Westfate
Danielle Marie Willcock
Gwendolyn Williams
Leigh Michael Wilson
Mary EIizabeth \fyskiel
Rebbecca Suzanne Wysocki
Valerie Mary Zakaia
Karen Elezabeth Zupin
Humaf,r Resource Development
Mary-Jo Elizabeth Bommarito
Patricia Ann Bordas
Lori Beth Bowman
Kristina Louise Budzynowski
Kathryn Florence Drysdale
Lisa K. Dusenbery
Michelle Marie Falker
Adrianne Michalene Gardenour
Elizabeth Ann Heckmann
Amy Marie Hellebuyck
Carie L. Hensler
Jennifer Marie Kordalski
Kristin Marie Lechner
Melissa Corrine Pfeffer
Jeremy Dean Schroeder
Tonya Marie Scott
Nancy Rutledge Spillman
Danielle Marie Stoffs
Kelly Eve VanBaak
Steven Lee W'ood
Humafr Resoufce Development
Human Services
Emily T. Jewett-Ciluffo
Dawn Marie Knaebel
Amanda Lynn Mercer
Angela Christine Palas
Mark William Prosic
Connie L. Srogi
AmyJeanette Thebo
LaVerne Deloris'Williams
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Hurnan Resource Development
Maria Antoinette Amabile
Aleksandra Andjelkovic
Tice Christopher Brown
Kathleen Dawn Cecil
Carrie Lynn Goclan
Gehan Nadine Haridy
Cynthia Marie Kotsis
Batbara D. Lewis
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Deborah A. McAtamney
Tausha Marie McQuisten
Kazinta Dawn Murr
Kelli L. Safran
Benjamin Alton Sengstock
Megan Rene Sierakowski
S7illiam Timothy Simons
Sonya Odette Smith
Larry Edward Teufner
KimberlyAnn Yazqwez
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES
June 2OOI
EDUCATION SPECIALIST
School Administration
Julie Fitch Adema
Cynthia Elaine DeMan
Christine Lynne Ferber
Alicia Marie Gray
Laura Bajercius Holbert
Laura Deane Ketko
Elaine Ann Loughead
Katherine Ann Russell
MASTER OF ARTS
Counseling
Sarah Markus Abraham
Jennifer Ann Camillo
Teri LynnJerue
Barbara D. Kelley
Anna Catherene Leo
Michele Schocke Novak
Tamara Lynn Parsons
Deborah Sue Pierson-Grossi
Therese Marie Sanderson
Christine M. Suthedand
MASTER OF ARTS IN
TEACHING
Reading
Deborah Ann Bemhart
Juan Chen
Deborah Kay Ellison
Jacqueline Marion Feldman
Lauren Kathleen Fife
Alice M. Franchi
Angela Jean Gadlage
Becky Kathleen Gretel
April Dawn Homer
Amy Lynn Laidlaw
Susan Kathryn OlleY
Carie Marie Parker
Stephanie Lee Reed
David Vemon Schwaninger
Michelle Lee Short
Beryl P. Smith
Suzette M. Sullivan
Jann Marie Tamer
Leah Allison van Belle
Julie Antoinette Walters
Qian Yamin
Yrfei Zhang
MASTER OF EDUCATION
Iradership
Timothy Michael Dennis
Ellen Ann Jacobs
Robin Lynn Olzak
Cynthia Anne Raymo
Early Childhood Education
Chadine Beccia
Jennifer E. ChamPagne
Carrie Lynn Gault
Nicole Grant
David W'illiam Korhonen
Amy Martha Lintol
Laura Mattioli
Susan C. Routledge
Michelle Marie Simasko
Stacey Renee Simmons
MASTER OF TRAINING
AND DEVELOPMENT
Rosemary M. Belz
Paul Robert Bonenberger
Linda R. Kaiser
Jack Alexander Kittides
Marcelene May
BACHETOR OF SCIENCE
Linda Christine Andrews
Hannah Lynn Boyd
Cecilia E. Day
Linda Madene DeCumen
Betsy Hansen
Dina Marie Jablonski
Erica Lyn Kohler
Frances Marie Redlinski
Amanda Rebecca Saxe
Lauren Urben
DavidJames Williamson
Claudia Marie Ashcraft
JerryVayne Autry II
Andrew Nicholas Belco
Camie Lynn Goclan
Jason Patrick
Killingbeck
April Londy
Sabrina Rene6
Merill
Keri A. Pellegrom
I-aura Rutkoski
Sharon Kay Storrs
Cheryl Renee Watson
Danielle N. Watson
Kristy Leah Wojnowski
Human Services
Tiombe Cora Morgan
Laura Michelle Nash
Karen L. Bettcher
Bonita Ann Haliburton
Carie Renee Loch
Heidi L. Munro
Sheila D. Redmond
Rebecca Reiter
Lisa S. Ryan
Steve
Arthur Skene
Shalom Renee Teeples
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TJNTVERSITYAND
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
At each commencement Oakland University extends special recognition to
those students who have attained outstanding levels of academic achievement
The University Senate, acting on the advice of its Committee on Academic
Standing and Honors, authorizes Universify Honors at three levels for those
students who have completed 62 credits or more at Oakland, with clrmulative
averages as follows:
Summa Cum
Magna Cum
Laude
laude
Cum Laude
3.90 - 4.OO
3.75 - 3,89
3.60 - j.74
Students who have earned University Honors wear a gold cord over their
academic regal::a.
Each student who has a record of superior achievement in a major field of
study is awarded departmental honors and is identified by a red cord worn over
academic tegaha.
NATIONAL HONORS ORGANIZATIONS
A purple cord with white tassels worn over academic regalia indicates
membership in the Golden Key International Honour Society.
WILLIAM F. MOORHOUSE
MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The William F. Moorhouse Meritorious Achievement Award is presented
annually to a Human Resource Development student who has provided
outstanding service to university students and community.
The 2001 recipient is:
To Be Announced
HONORSAST/ARDED
December 2OO0
UNTVERSITY HONORS
Summa. Cum Laude
Brian P. Ahern
Stacy
Nicole Ede
Tammie Jo Golabek
Vanessa Kaye Marks
Christine Bezair e Michael
Rartrara C. Staniszewski
Laura K. Stevenson
Magna Cutn Laude
Jacquelyn R. Barker
Kimbedy Sue Baxi
Carrie Lyn Ciaffone
Mary Camille ConleY
Denise Mary DuFort
Judith Fletcher
Laura Anne Lake
Michelle Lynn Mahler
Jennifer Renee Molter
Mary M. Nash
Maddalena Maria Odando
Dawne Marie PhelPs
Robert'W'illiam Shank
Marcella Linda SPalding
Lois A. Thieme
June Gue-Yang Veng
Cum Laude
Jennifer Elizabeth Becker
Jamie Ann Brooks
Christine Dabrowski
Timothy M. Davis
Tricia Lynn Goerke
Juliann Gorecki
Dawn Danielle Holser
Stacy Viola Jekielek
Sara-Marie Mader
Heather Patrice Matthews
Colleen Frances MolloY
Amy Suzanne Mroczka
Eric Andrew Ne$ton
Kelly Anne O'Connor
NancyJean Odren
Shellie Lorraine Odren
Kimbedy Colleen Peters
Christina Jean Pineau
Cheri Kay Schmidt
Kelly Marie Simun
Jennifer Denise Stacer
Kristen Lynn SzYmanski
Heather Marie Terlecki
Amy Michelle Tunnicliff
Colleen D. TwomeY
DEPARTMENTAL
HONORS
Brian P. Ahern
Camie Lyn Ciaffone
Mary Camille ConleY
Denise Mary Dufort
Stacy Nicole Ede
TammieJo Golabek
Laura Anne Lake
Michelle LYnn Mahler
Vanessa Kaye Marks
Christine Bezal;r e Michael
Dawne Marie PhelPs
Robert William Shank
Marcella Linda SPalding
Barbara C. Staniszewski
Laura K. Stevenson
June Gue-Yang W'eng
Human Resourrce Development
Jody Ann Bennett
Mary M. Nash
ChristinaJean Pineau
Lois A. Thieme
CANDIDATES FOR HONORS
April ZOOL
UNTVERSITY HONORS
Summa Cum Laud.e
Aleksandra Andjelkovic
Teri Anne Brisse
Carol D. Burke
Lisa Michelle Cohen
Faith Lynne Fitzgerald
Shelley R. McHugh
Madene Marie Mears
Erin Leigh Silsbe
Gwendolyn Williams
Rebbecca Suzanne Wysocki
Magna Cum Laude
Susan Elizabeth Fischer
Catherine Marie Francis
Kristen A. Gray
Kathryn DeAnn Greene
Joshua Paul Gulecki
Juliana Margaret Hinkley
Barbara Sue Johnston
AnthonyJ. Julian
Ilene Joan Lakomy
Jeanna Mary Lanham
Karen Mary Lewalski
Catherine Marie McGannon
Holly A. Mattingly
Julia W. Music
Janet A. Myers
Melissa M. Noon
Mary Kay A. Nusselt
Howard Garrett Parmentier
Jennifer Marie Pollock
Angela Marie Rickert
Genevieve A .Rickert
KimbedyA. Smiley
Sheri Ann Aiello
Jennifer Pearl Allen
Jennifer Marie Anderson
Jennifer Margaret Bagnall
Dawn Marie Booms
Mary Ann Brustmaker
Heather Ellzab etlr Bunting
JenniferJoan Trupp
Brenda S. Vaitkevicius
Kimberly Ann Yazqtez
NancyJean Verner
MollyJane Villalvazo
Matthew Sands Catalano
Cum
Kathleen Dawn Cecil
Andrea Michelle Cothren
Lorie Jo Arcand
Johanna Adele Banicki
Michelle Bernadette Bastian
Amy Elizabeth Bean
Scott Taylor Binford
Karyn M. Bitnias
Eileen Gail Blackmer
Barbata N. Dean
MichaelJames Dinan
Cheryl Ann Doran
Jeannette Marie Doyle
Dana A. Elson
Eliza,l't etll Anne Eme rick
laude
Jennifer Ann Christensen
Jennifer Lynn Clemens
Emily Catherine Collins
Pamela Sue Craft
Lindsay Ann Dains
Danielle Marie D'Amore
Chadene Marie Demoincs
Jeanne Marie Dowell
Kathryn Florence Drysdale
MarkJames Dubay
Randy Allen English
Andrea Fischer
Sharon Anna Fletcher
Sue Ann Fuller
Jacklyn Celeste Giles
Stephanie Ann Giroux
Kara Marie Groesbeck
Nicole Michelle Hakala
Christina Marie Harding
Keri Lee Helton
Tracy Ann Hengel
Carie L. Hensler
Dawne Marie Herzog
Tracy Ann Hevedy
Heidi Sisson Hocking
Carie Beth Johnson
Kristin Michele Jones
Theresa Ann Kalka
Karen Elizabeth Kelly
Dawn Marie Knaebel
Pamela Mary Kolacz
Cynthia Marie Kotsis
Amy Therese Lang
Dawn Marie Iaughlin
Andrea Kelly Luckadoo
AudreyJean Medlin
Carolyn Lea Miller
Kazlrnilra Dawn Murr
Lisa L. Najor
Julie Ann Nigl
Audrey Erin Olmstead
Hilary Lynn O'Regan
Angela Christine Palas
Amy Lynn Petricca
Melissa Corrine Pfeffer
Christina Marie Pianello
Kristen Joan Pignanelli
Stephanie Lynn Potter
Jessica Suzanne Pratt
Erin Elizabeth Proctor
Mark William Prosic
Christina Marie Prandazzo
Hillary Lynn Robinson
Andrea Lynn Rocca
Chad Anthony Rojeski
Kelli L. Safran
Genette Candida Santia
Kristen Elizabeth Schramm
Jeremy Dean Schroeder
Melanie Elaine Sheridan
Kimberly Kay Shipley
William Timothy Simons
Jeremy Howard Sofferin
Connie L. Srogi
Michele Suzanne Stalnaker
Julianne Elaine Stickel
Danielle Marie Storrs
Dawn Mafie Sutter
Breanna Lynn Thacker
Thomas Michael Trudeau
Lauren Renee Urben
Kristy Renee VonDett
Maria Francesca Vonella
Deborah L. Warden
Mary Elizab eth rW.yskiel
Valerie Mary Zakaia
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
Jennifer Pearl Allen
Teri Anne Brisse
Carol D. Burke
Lisa Michelle Cohen
Faith Lynne Fltzgeflld,
Joshua Paul Gulecki
B.arbara Sue Johnston
Karen Mary Lewalski
Catherine Mafie Mccannon
Shelley R. McHugh
Marlene Marie Mears
Erin Leigh Silsbe
Kristen Ann Taplin€ray
Gwendolyn W'illiams
Rebbecca Suzanne'Wysocki
Alexsandra Andjelkovic
Kathleen Dawn Cecil
Carie L. Hensler
Cprthia Marie Kotsis
Kelli L. Safran
William Timothy Simons
Connie L. Srogi
Danielle Marie Storrs
Kimbedy Ann Vazquez
CANDIDATES FOR HONORS
June 2OOL
UNTVERSITY HONORS
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
Summa Cum Laude
David James W'illiamson
DavidJames Williamson
Magna Cum Laude
Jerry Wayne Autry, II
Hurnafr Resource Development
Linda Marlene DeCumen
Erica Lyn Kohler
Iaura Michelle Nash
Frances Marie Redlinski
Lisa S. Ryan
Jerry Vayne Autry, II
Laura Michelle Nash
Oakland IJniversity
oakland university was cr€ated
ir:r
L957, when the late Alfred and Matilda
Wilson donated their 1,500-acre estate and $2 million to Michigan
State
University to begin a new college in Oakland County.
Named Michigan state univefsity-oakland, the new campus enrolled its fifst
students in 1959.ln 1963, its name was changed to Oakland University as the
fifst student class graduated. In 197O, the Michigan Legislature recognized the
matufity and stature of the university by gfanting it autonomy and the governof
appointed Oakland University's first board of truste€s.
Since its beginnings, more than 45,OOO students have graduated from
Oakland University.
The school of Education and Human Services offers nationally accredited
undergtaduate and graduate pfogfams to pr.epafe students for careers in education and human services. Recognizing that the future of ouf soci€ty will be
determined by the abilities and talents of its people , the faculty works closely
with schools an<l human seryice agencies to continually develop professionals
who can function effectively in a wide vafiety of settings. An enduring commitment to the integfify and quality of education and human services directs the
school's goals and objectives.
ST. A]\DREWS PIPE BA]\D
The st. Andrews Pipe Band has been in existence stnce 1952 specializing in
the teaching of Pipes and Drums to young people . The band is dressed in the
Red Rose taftan in honor of its founder and has performed at every School of
Education and Human Services Commencement since their inception in 1974
under the direction of Pipe Maior David Martin.
The Band has been North American Champion several times and many of its
members compete on an intemational scale. The Band wofltl:,e 1994
Champion Supreme title for the Ontario Pipes Society International competition
and participated in 11 Highland Games throughout the year.
The selections for today's ceremony are the following:
Processional
Traditional selections from Scottish and Irish tunes: Robin Adair,
The Rowan Tree, The Auld House and The Minstrel Boy
Recessional
Another traditional selection starting with the unofficial Scottish
National Anthem: Scotland The Brave, Vings, and Murdo's Wedding
SCHOOL OF EDUCAfiON AND HUMAN SERVICES
RESOURCE DEVETOPMENT BOARD
2000-2007
Ms. Katherine Banicki
president
Testing Engineers & Consultants, Inc.
Dr. 'W'alter Burt
Superintendent
Pontiac Schools Administration
Df. JanetJopke
Superintendent
Troy public Schools
Mr. S/illiamJ. Kalmar
Director
Ms. Mary Ann Miller (Chair)
Director, Economic Development
City of Aubum Hills
Mr. Paul Morath
President
Textron Fastening Systems
Dr. Philip O'Dwyer
Counselor
Brookfield Clinics
Mr. Tom Rugh
Michigan Quality Council
Interim Executive Director
Institute for Educational Reform
Mr. Robert Lytle
Dr. John M. Schultz
Owner
Lytle Pharmacy Inc.
Superintendent
Rochester Community Schools
Mr. Brian G. McGinnity
Controller
TESCO Engineering Inc.
This program contains an unofficial list of candidates for degrees
and honors for
April 2001 andJune 2001. The lists are as accurate aspossible. However,
because of printing deadlines, names of some degree recipients
may not
while names of degree candidates may appear even though they have
^ppeat,
not completed their degree requirements.
university's official registry for conferrar of degrees is the Academic
Records Office, 102 O,Dowd Hall, Rochester, Michigan 45309.
T'he
Spring
zOOt.
Comrnemorative
Comrnencement Video
A videotape of each of Oakland University's Spring
ZOOI
Commencement Ceremonies will be available for purchase. To order a
conunemorative copy, please complete the order form below and mail
with your check or money order to the__address indicated. If you have
any questions, please call (248) 370-2460.
Order Form
Spring 2OOl Comrnencement Video
Name
Address
City
State
Zip Code
Telephone
(include area code)
Please indicate ceremony:
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College ofArts and Sciences, School ofHealth Sciences,
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School of Education and Human Services
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116 Varner Hall
Oakland University
Rochester,
MI
48309-4401
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY
BOARD OFTRIJSTEES
Ann V. Nicholson, Cbair
Louis Grech-Cumbo, Vice Cbair
Henry Baskin
Robert N. Cooper
Penny M. Crissman
DavidJ. Doyle
David T. Fischer
Rex E. Schlaybaugh,Jr.
Ex fficio
Gary D. Russr, President of Oakland. Uniuersity

Commencement Program 5-5-2001

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