undergraduate commencement - Stevens Institute of Technology

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ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOURTH
U N D E R G R A D U AT E
COMMENCEMENT
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Meadowlands Expo Center • Secaucus, New Jersey
THE STEVENS MOTTO
To inspire, nurture
and educate leaders
in tomorrow’s
technology-centric
environment while
contributing to the
solution of the
most challenging
problems of our time.
HISTORY OF STEVENS
S
tevens Institute of Technology is named for the distinguished family
known as “America’s First Family of Inventors.” The Stevens family changed
the face of American engineering forever, designing steamboats,
locomotives, railroad tracks and a host of other technical innovations that
powered a new nation.
When inventor Edwin A. Stevens died in 1868, his will provided for the establishment of the university that now bears his family’s name. Two years later, in
1870, Stevens Institute of Technology opened, offering a rigorous engineering
curriculum leading to the degree of Mechanical Engineer following a course of
study firmly grounded both in scientific principles and the humanities.
Over subsequent decades, Stevens grew by leaps and bounds, evolving from a
relatively small four-year undergraduate college of engineering into a leading
global technical institution with particular strengths in key fields such as defense,
maritime engineering, management and finance. The university produced two
Nobel Prize winners and countless new technologies, including a new process for
producing synthetic penicillin.
In 1971, Stevens opened its doors to women for the first time. In 1982, Stevens
became the first major U.S. educational institution to require students to purchase
and use personal computers in the classroom. At approximately this same time,
Stevens also developed one of the nation’s first intranets, foretelling a revolution
in information technology.
Today, Stevens continues to grow, expanding enrollment, facilities and research
programs. The university’s collaborations with industry and government include
three National Centers of Excellence, designations from the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security, Department of Defense and Office of Naval Research.
Stevens faculty and alumni continue to make a significant impact globally, building
upon the legacy of its founding family.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Virginia P. Ruesterholz
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Lawrence T. Babbio
Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Trustees
Alan F. Blumberg
Stephen T. Boswell
Michael F. Cahill
Thomas A. Corcoran
Philip P. Crowley
John R. Dearborn
Joseph G. DiPompeo
Emilio A. Fernandez
Samantha S. George
John “Sean” J. Hanlon IV
Rainer Martini
Lisa M. Mascolo
Thomas J. Moschello
Annmarie Rizzo
Richard R. Roscitt
Ronald E. Salluzzo
John A. Schepisi
Thomas H. Scholl
Frank J. Semcer, Sr.
Henrik Slipsager
J. Scott Swensen
Emeritus Trustees
David J. Farber
Richard F. Spanier
PRESIDENT’S CABINET
George P. Korfiatis
Provost & University Vice President
David Dodd
Vice President for Information Technology &
Chief Information Officer
Robert Maffia
Vice President for Facilities & Campus Operations
Louis J. Mayer
Chief Financial Officer, Vice President for
Treasurer & Finance
Beth McGrath
Chief of Staff / Director of Community &
State Relations
Marybeth Murphy
Vice President for Enrollment Management &
Student Affairs
Brodie Remington
Vice President for Development
Kathy L. Schulz Esq.
Vice President, General Counsel
& Secretary
Susan Staffin Metz
Executive Director of Diversity & Inclusion
Senior Research Associate
Edward F. Stukane
Vice President of Communications & Marketing
ORDER OF CEREMONY
P RE L UDE
A C ADE M I C P ROCE S S I ON
W E L COM E
Edward Whittaker, Faculty Marshal
TH E S TAR- S PANGL E D BANNE R
President’s Ensemble
(Audience participates and remains standing)
I NVOCAT I ON
Reverend Rose Beeson
St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church
C O N F E R R A L O F H O N O RARY DE GRE E TO ROBE RT E . F I S CHE L L
Nariman Farvardin, President
Virginia Ruesterholz, Chairman, Board of Trustees
C O M ME NCE M E NT ADDRE S S
Robert E. Fischell
P R E S E N TATIO N OF GI F T TO ROBE RT E . F I S CHE L L
Soany Heredia
F IR S T I N CL AS S RE M ARKS
Gabriella S. Green
Matthew A. Heinrich
Alex P. Sabella
ORDER OF CEREMONY
C O N G R AT UL ATORY RE M ARKS
C O N F E R R A L O F B A C C AL AURE AT E AND M AS T E R’ S DE GRE E S
Virginia Ruesterholz, Chairman, Board of Trustees
George Korfiatis, Provost & University Vice President
P R E S E N TATIO N OF BACCAL AURE AT E DE GRE E S
Andrew Russell, Interim Dean, College of Arts and Letters
Gregory Prastacos, Dean, School of Business
Dinesh Verma, Dean, School of Systems and Enterprises
Keith Sheppard, Interim Dean, Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science
P R E S E N TAT I ON OF DUAL DE GRE E S
WE L C O M E TO AL UM NI AS S OCI AT I ON
Joseph DiPompeo
President, Stevens Alumni Association
AL M A M AT E R
President’s Ensemble
(Audience participates and remains standing)
RE CE S S I ONAL
(Audience remains standing until
the conclusion of the procession)
Commencement Speaker
Robert E. Fischell
S
cientist and engineer Dr. Robert Fischell has had
two pioneering careers: his current one inventing
life-saving medical devices, and a former one
helping create the modern satellite system
that is so critical to communications, entertainment,
business and national security.
He began his professional life with the U.S. Naval
Ordnance Lab as a civilian engineer. After five years,
Dr. Fischell accepted a position at the Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), where
he worked for more than 30 years. As chief engineer
and associate director of the lab’s space department, he
helped create some 50 satellites, including the precursor of the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) now used
worldwide as a location-finder. He concluded his career
at APL in 1997 as chief of technology transfer, a department that focuses on transferring space technology to
the design of medical devices.
Dr. Fischell would go on to become one of the nation’s
most prolific inventors, acquiring more than 200 U.S.
and international patents. He is a revolutionary pioneer
of medical instruments and is known as the father of
modern medical stents, lifetime pacemaker batteries
and implantable insulin pumps.
In 2001 Dr. Fischell founded Angel Medical Systems
Inc., a medical device company that develops and
manufactures cardiac monitoring and alerting systems.
Angel Medical is one of more than half a dozen companies, including Pacesetter Systems, IsoStent, NeuroPace and NeuraLieve, that Dr. Fischell has founded
since 1969 to develop life-changing and life-saving
inventions, including an implantable device for ending
epileptic seizures and a magnetic pulse device that
stops migraine headaches.
Dr. Fischell is an active member of the University of
Maryland community. He joined the A. James Clark
School of Engineering in 2003 as Professor of the
Practice in the school’s mechanical engineering department. He also serves on the Clark School’s Board of
Visitors and as a trustee of the University of Maryland, College Park Foundation. In 2005, the University
of Maryland established the Fischell Department of
Bioengineering and the Robert E. Fischell Institute for
Biomedical Devices, thanks to a $31 million transformational gift by Dr. Fischell and his family.
Dr. Fischell is a member of the National Academy of
Engineering and has received numerous awards and
other recognition for his contributions to the field
of biomedical technology, including the Intellectual
Property Owners’ Education Foundation Inventor of
the Year award for the U.S. in 1984, induction into the
Space Technology Hall of Fame in 1988 and in April of
this year, induction as a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. Dr. Fischell holds a bachelor’s degree
in mechanical engineering from Duke University and
a master’s in physics from the University of Maryland
as well as honorary doctorates from the University in
Maryland in 1996 and The Johns Hopkins University
in 2008.
He was awarded the TED Prize in 2005 for his work in
designing a portable transcranial magnetic stimulator
to treat migraine headaches drug-free, and just last
week he was at the White House where he was awarded
by President Barack Obama the National Medal of
Technology and Innovation, the nation’s highest honor
for technological achievements.
Stevens
Alma Mater
Where flows the Hudson River out to the mighty sea
On Castle Point so proudly stands there in majesty
Stevens, our Alma Mater, homage to Thee we pay
With loyal hearts and voices true to the Red and Gray.
2016 First in Class
Gabriella S. Green
G
Gabriella Green of Montclair, New Jersey is
first in the Stevens Institute of Technology
Class of 2016. She earned a bachelor’s in
Biomedical Engineering with a 4.0 GPA.
Green was a Stevens Scholar and a recipient of
the Clare Boothe Luce Scholarship, a full-tuition
scholarship, in her final two years of study.
She served as vice president of Alpha Eta Mu Beta
(AEMB), the national biomedical engineering honor
society, and is a member of Tau Beta Pi, the only
engineering honor society representing the entire
engineering profession.
She is a member of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity
and Sigma Delta Tau sorority, and founder of the
Commuter Student Union at Stevens.
Green is also member of the Stevens Dramatic Society,
and has performed at the DeBaun Performing Arts Center
in a Shakespeare review and a production of “You Can’t
Take It with You.”
Among her notable research activities, Green
investigated the possibility of nerve regeneration
through the use of biocompatible nerve conduits that
bridge broken nerves. Her research findings were
published in the Journal of the Peripheral Nervous
System in December 2013.
Green gained valuable work experience in product
design and development during co-ops at Becton
Dickinson (BD) in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey and
Zimmer Biomet in Parsippany, New Jersey. At Zimmer
Biomet, she helped design more than 50 medical
implants and more than 200 medical devices.
After graduation, Green will begin a rotational program
at Integra LifeSciences in Plainsboro, New Jersey,
where she will be exposed to all aspects of the company
including quality and regulatory areas.
The First in Class ranking is computed by using the grade point averages at the end of the Fall 2015 semester.
2016 First in Class
Matthew A. Heinrich
M
atthew Heinrich of Hendersonville,
Tennessee is first in the Stevens Institute
of Technology Class of 2015. He earned
a bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering
with a 4.0 GPA.
He was recognized at the 2016 NCAA Men’s Basketball
Championship in Houston with athletes from other
sports for being the top student-athlete in Division III
tennis nationwide.
Heinrich has served on the men’s varsity tennis team
for four years, three of them as captain. Since joining
the team his freshman year, Stevens has catapulted to
the top 25 nationally in Division III. He is a three-time
All-American and the school’s all-time leader in wins.
Heinrich has been ranked as high as #2 nationally in
singles and #3 nationally in doubles.
On campus, Heinrich served as a resident assistant
for three years. He is a member of Kappa Sigma
fraternity, where he served in several capacities, most
significantly as fundraising chair in his junior year.
He has also been an active member of his church,
Hoboken Grace, and is the founding president of the
Stevens chapter of Athletes in Action, a Christian-based
community of athletes.
Heinrich has consistently appeared on the Dean’s
List and President’s List, the latter honoring studentathletes who earn a 3.75 grade point average or higher
while participating in a conference-sponsored sport.
After graduation, Heinrich will pursue a Ph.D. in
the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering program
at Princeton University with a research focus in
neurological disorders and treatments.
2016 First in Class
Alex P. Sabella
A
lex Sabella of West Hempstead, New York is
first in the Stevens Institute of Technology
Class of 2016. He earned a bachelor’s in
Computer Engineering with a 4.0 GPA.
Sabella was a Stevens Scholar and a recipient of
the Edwin A. Stevens and Scholar of Excellence
scholarships. He belongs to two prestigious honor
societies that recognize outstanding academic
achievement: he is a member of Tau Beta Pi, the
national engineering honor society, and Eta Kappa Nu,
the honor society of IEEE (the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers).
Among his notable research activities, Sabella
collaborated on an interdisciplinary project to create
a virtual representation of the City of Hoboken, using
an impressive array of architectural, planning and
game-development software.
Outside of academics, Sabella plays acoustic guitar as
a member of the Worship Band for both the Stevens
Christian Fellowship and Hoboken Grace, a local church.
Sabella co- founded Savizar, Inc., an online patentsearching tool, with two fellow Stevens students in
2015. He plans to pursue graduate studies in Systems
Engineering at Stevens in the fall.
The First in Class ranking is computed by using the grade point averages at the end of the Fall 2015 semester.
The candidate list is compiled with information accurate as of April 1, 2016
and may not reflect actual degree completion.
The listing does not constitute an official record of graduation.
CON FER R A L O F D E GRE E S : AU G U S T 31, 2015
Christopher Khalayleh
Bachelor of Engineering
Calder A. Powel
Bachelor of Science
Rebecca Kline
Bachelor of Engineering**
Ratna Rana
Bachelor of Science
Faraz Mahadik
Ryan A. Seifert
Bachelor of Engineering*
Robert R. McLeod, Jr.
Nicholas E. Tartaglia
Ryan A. Phillips
Bachelor of Science*
With Honor*
With High Honor**
CONFER R A L O F DE GRE E S : F E B RUA RY 3, 2016
Megan L. Bagley
Bachelor of Science
Jonathan P. Lee
Thomas F. Beauchamp
Xuntian Liu
Zane C. Brylinski
Danielle Maginnis
Bachelor of Arts
Mandouh Csintalan
Carley M. Mattucci
Zhenjiu Dai
Gino A. Mazzarella
Bachelor of Science
Michael C. Del Signore
Bachelor of Science
Carolina Pelaez
Marla Faigenbaum
Bachelor of Science**
Hao Peng
Eric M. Fitzpatrick
Bachelor of Science
Frank V. Pestana
Bachelor of Science
Jason F. Friesenhahn
Bachelor of Arts
Erich D. Polixa
Laura Beth Garbarini
Bachelor of Science**
Yujue Ren
Russell W. Hager
Gabriella Romano
Jose R. Hautea
Bachelor of Science
Francesca Ronzitti
Siran He
Richard M. Sass
Bachelor of Science
Kyle A. Hillegass
Zihe Zhou
Michael F. LaGumina
With Honor*
With High Honor**
C O N FER R A L O F DE GRE E S : M AY 25, 2016
College of Arts and Letters
C A N D I D AT E S F O R T H E D E G R E E O F
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Edward P Albright
David Bellman, Jr.*
Anthony Joseph Bevacqua*
David Levi Estes-Smargiassi**
Courtney Gnash
Julia Phillips Guignard**
Virginia Keating
Carey John Klemm
Deborah Lynne Laguna
Kelsey Mayhew
Alexander John Post
Romina Evita Hipolito Ronquillo**
Alistair Scott
Gregg Leonard Sgarlata
Tyler Ward
Andrew Wiggins**
Jessie A. Huff
Diana Joan Magnani*
George Robert Robbins*
Jennifer Rutledge
School of Business
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Michael Ainbinder
Aldo S. Alvarez
Jess R. Arnold
Alexander Nicholas Barresi
Galyna Bartkiv**
Jaymie M. Basilio*
Niccolo Bertini*
Gregory Lawrence Caminneci*
Joseph M. Cellitti*
Bridger Cohen*
Ryan Kevin Donovan*
Mark Anthony Farsi*
Matthew Ferentini*
April Sara Marie Fiorese
Felicia Heard
David E. Hogan*
Brett Andrew Incollingo*
With Honor*
David Frank Inga*
Paige Margaret Kelley**
Nicholas G. Konstantinou
Albert Choi Lee
Lauren J. Lim*
James F Margetis
Maria G. McClure
Kevin Sushil Mehta**
Rebecca M. Merrick*
Jenifer R. Middleton**
Nicholas A Monzillo*
Kaitlin Mulligan*
Nicholas A. Pagano
Jason Canaris Pagoulatos**
Megan Petuskey*
Elena Piper**
Brenna Puza**
With High Honor**
School of Business
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Rachana Rajkumar*
Gavriella Risman-Jones**
Nicolas Robles*
Christopher Russo*
Aditya Samarth**
Brianna M. Sandone*
Omar Adel Sarhan
Edward Carl Scanlan*
TinaMarie Scaramella*
Amina Shahid
James J. Shannon
Matthew J. Sheehan
Zeqi Shen*
Thomas Adam Sheridan
John Sideris, Jr.**
Samuel J. Smyth
Sydney Spitz*
Jonathan R Stallone
Erika Justine Wilcox**
Daniel J. Woods
Jeffrey Wyckoff
Jayson Andrew Yano*
Michael Ken Yorita*
Ryan Evan Zupfer
Kevin Zychowski*
School of Systems and Enterprises
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Neda Aniseh Ameri*
Sarah A. DeLeonardis
Wesley M. Elford*
Danielle Rebecca Fischer
Shuyuan Jin*
Tyler J. Maher
Edward N. McGrath*
Ashely M. Oliver*
With Honor*
Tyler John Parcells
Samantha Elizabeth Scarpone-Jones
Sabrina E. Smith
Lindsay Aaryn Stone*
Abel Dominic Teano
Harleen Vohra
Ruiting Wu**
Xu Yan
With High Honor**
Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science
Andrew Nabil Abdelmalek**
Zacky J Abdelnour
Kevin R. Acker**
Kevin Aeckerle*
Abdulaziz Mohammad Alattas
Omar Ahmed Alhussain
Rakan Hadi Alqahtani
Ahmad Saad Alshehri
Kristopher N Alvarez*
Jordan Thomas Andrepont*
Christian C. Arcilla*
Matrix B. Arthur
Zakary Hunter Asklof*
Kaitlyn Astel**
John Atkinson, Jr.*
Angela E. Atura
Logan Bagarozy**
Vasandhram Balasubramanian**
Kevin M. Barresi
Robert L. Basciano
Stephanie A. Basile*
Angela R. Bauroth**
Yona Bauzil*
Glenn Beach**
Melanie A Beddow*
Courtney M. Beneat
Alexandra Borrelli
Dylan T Boyle
Ryan A Brandow
Dailyn Brook*
Joseph A. Brosnan*
Tyler J. Brown**
Peter N Bruinooge*
Charles Cannon*
Yidong Cao
Taylor K. Carden*
Kevin M. Cariddi*
Chad Alan Caruso
Timothy F. Cavagnaro*
Keith Christopher Cays**
Jason Esteban Cevallos*
Kennith D. Chan*
With Honor*
Ryan Chen**
Xu Chen**
Mathew Cherian*
Shane Dennis Chiaravalle*
David S Chmielewski**
Tiffany K. Chow*
Katlyn Christenson
Ryan Sung-Hyun Chu*
Austin Chun
Joseph R. Cirasa
Allyson Jane Clayton
Patrick E. Cleary*
Cameron L. Clements
Jonathan T. Collins
Nino Gianmarco Colonnelli
Kyle Patrick Connor*
Nicholas G Costagliola*
Jamie K. Craig**
Christopher J. Creighton**
Kieran Daly Cross
Julia Cruz
Tom Cruz
Brant Cumella
Nicholas Cundari
Christopher A. Cutri
Jacob Dabal*
Troy A. D’Angelo
Taylor M. Davis
Jamie Lynn DeGennaro*
Thomas J. DeGirolamo*
Mark W. DeMaio
Summer J. DeMaio*
Justin D. Desilets*
Nicholas G. Dimitriades
Guanhua Ding**
Rowena B. Dolot*
Sean C. Donovan*
Brian C Dubord
Allison Dumandan
Joseph Alexander Duncan**
Tyler J Eckel*
Erin Elizabeth Eitel*
With High Honor**
Jonathan B. Escobar
Seth Joseph Essendrop**
Timothy Michael Fair
Nicholas Ferrara*
Jason Fersa**
James Patrick Fining*
Danielle Finis
Kevin W. Fontana*
Janice B. Frontera**
Grace Gallagher*
Kathleen Mallory Gamble*
Kalen Harold Gans*
Christopher L. Garrett
Francesco Garruzzo**
Anup P. George*
Danielle Gherardi*
Peter W. Giannini**
Sarah T. Gilbert*
Keith Gillette*
Jenna Gloria**
Abigail Gobeille
Nathaniel Aaron Goldfarb**
Justin Adam Goldstein
Zachary Golebieski
Kristen Elizabeth Goncalves*
Yuan Gong*
Kyle Goodman
Rachel L. Gordon
Edward Richard Green*
Gabriella Sara Green**
Claire Marie Griffin
Emily Rose Grupe*
Christina Marie Guida
Mary K. Hall
Alexandra T. Haracz*
David Jack Harman
Taia L. Harrison*
Elizabeth Heinbach
Ann E. Heine**
Matthew Allan Heinrich**
Brian Richard Hennelly*
Richard S. Henry
With Honor*
Adriana Nicole Herrera
Jacob Heutlinger
Luke Gerard Hillers
Batu Hofer
James Jordan Holle*
Kishwar Rafid Hoque
Daniel R. Howard
John J. Howarth
Luzhen Huang**
Jeffrey Logan Huber**
Jane P. Hughes*
Shaan Fawzi Huq*
Sabina Katherine Incantalupo
Stephen A. Ippolito*
Gregory Jakusik
Deepika Jhangiani
Jaewoo Jung
Moon Sick Jung
Zizi Kandil
Nicole S Kapasakis**
Kelly A. Kapper**
Zachary Patrick Kastner
Evan N. Katzen
Yuriy P. Kaunzinger
Gaby A. Khoury
Forrest R. Klawunn
Evan Michael Klimchak**
Mark J. Knopsnyder
Elizabeth Irene Knott*
Gillian N. Koch**
Michael H Kovalski**
David J. Krier
Travis Lacey
Joseph M. Laemmle*
Carly Elisa LaGrotta**
Justin Lam**
Connor J. Lapczynski*
Sarah LeClerc*
Courtney J. Lee
John J. Lee
Marcia Xing-zi Lee*
Joshua Lefeber*
With High Honor**
Rong Lei**
Marissa Liberacki**
Joseph LoRicco*
Brandon Matthew Lynch
Joseph Lynch*
Michael T. Lyons*
Luke Richard Magera**
Christina Magriples
Shawn Michael Maguire**
Nicholas D. Makris*
Kayla Marie Mallay*
Kiril Manchevski*
Thomas Andrew Mandicz
Mark Benjamin Marcelo
Brianna S. Marchal**
Samantha Alexis Markowitz
Michael Gabriel Marnell**
Michael J. Maroon*
Jaimie Mastrogiacomo**
Joshua Bennett Matus*
Liam P. McAdams
Zachary Michael McKeehan*
Kevin M Mcklusky
Christopher Melendrez*
Matthew D. Michaud
Andrew Scott Mignola
Joseph Steven Miles*
Andrew J. Minarik**
Brian Samuel Minevich**
Keith Arlindo Monteiro*
Daniel Moore*
Kathleen Moyer**
Noelle M. Mulligan*
Brian Paul Mulraney III
Patrick M. Murphy*
Cassandra Nicholas*
Alexander John Nieduzak
Justin T. Niemeier*
Nicolas Nieves**
Gladys A. Njoku
Easton Conner Obojkovits
Jeremy John Ocampo
With Honor*
Kevin M. O’Connell**
Rebecca Noelle O’Connor*
Kaitlyn Rose O’Connor**
Jake W. Odell*
Ryan T. Oldja**
Lakeisha K. Ordonez
Michelle E. Osorio*
Eric D. Oswin
Michael Pacelli*
Nicolette Vasiliki Pappas**
Dhruvil Parikh**
Andrew Howard Parlette*
Joseph C. Pascucci
Naiya Jayantkumar Patel
Sahil Patel*
Ryan Patterson*
Zachary Pergolizzi*
Aleksandra Agnieszka Petelski**
Mark R. Peterson
Colin William Phillips**
Shannon Marie Pierce**
Alexa L. Policari
William M. Poulos
James Anthony Priftakis**
Kevin Gordon Quigley
Maura K. Quinn
Taylor J. Race*
Vincent Michael Raimondi*
Anthony Raposo*
William Todd Raymond
Brian Riley**
Tyler James Rishell**
Frank A. Roberto
Marina Rodriguez
Kristen J. Romanowski**
Sean Patrick Rooney**
Ross P. Rosell
Valerie Ellen Rovner
James Rudolph-Shabinsky
Alex Patrick Sabella**
Mohamed Saleh**
Charles J. Salerno*
With High Honor**
Gabriela M. Sanchez
Peter A. Sbilis*
Andrew J. Scrutchfield*
Michael Serrante*
Joseph L. Setola*
Paul Joseph Sferrazza
Daniel James Sheedy**
Cathryn Lee Shelton**
Aakash J. Sheth*
Varun Shivkumar*
Charles Jacob Shotmeyer
Nicholas Jennings Sieber
Erin Marie Silvestri*
Derrick Charles Sokol*
Vidhi Devraj Sonani
Bryan Specht
Mary E. Stack**
Christopher E. Strachan
Mieszko Strozek
Matteo M. Sturla*
Damian Suarez
Ravi William Sun**
Mackenzie J Swartout
Sean P. Sweeney
Sydney Patricia Sweeney
Daniel Szwarc
Laura Tantillo
Ryan Tarnopoll*
Preston M. Tarry
Sonali Thaker**
Jacob Thigpen
Daniel E. Timpanaro
Sean Tomlinovich
Alexander Richard Torrisi
With Honor*
Katelyn Mei Tran*
Kenneth M. Trimblett
Andy Tsang
Nilsu Uyguner*
Dillon V. Uzar**
Gearht VanVoorhis
Zachary T. Verbovsky**
Jaime Villavicencio
Bret Viola
Jessica M. Walsh*
Kyle E. Walton**
Anthony Whittaker
Timothy Ashton Harris Williams**
Ryan E. Wilson
Samuel B. Wilt*
Brendan W Wilton*
Miles Bradford Winship**
Marcin Wojcik*
Tomasz Jan Wolinski**
Jason Wong**
Jonathan Wong**
Ziqian Xia**
Alexander James Xu
Jeremiah Cabotaje Ybanez
Jonathan J. Yip*
Sean M Zabriskie**
Sarah Carrie Zahran**
Alanna Zappariello*
Felix Jun Jie Zhang-Xu*
Danielle M. Zibrin
Albert T. Zicker
Lindsay Ziegler*
Stephen T. Zisa
Juan J. Zuniga**
With High Honor**
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Nicholas Henry Arcomano*
Sofia Barba**
Benjamin M Barnett
Marc Bassil**
Farhana Begum**
Robert Anthony Brown**
Melissa Conklin**
Matthew R. Continisio**
Ethan Joseph Crump**
Briana Mary Degraaf*
Alexis Nicole Doucette**
Nathan W. Edwards
Rogena Elsayed
Zara Graves*
Matthew Blair Hall*
Thomas James Halloran**
Scott Harris*
Sanford Cox Harty**
Isra Hassan**
Sara Hassan**
Soany Suzana Heredia*
Neil Hinrichs
Zachary Job
Zachary David Klapwald**
Matthew J. Konstantinou
Amanda Kowalski
Andriy Krainyk*
Dylan Krause*
Thomas James Liebau*
With Honor*
Sean Carl Loveall*
Geraldine Anne Mabagos**
Samantha Ann Madar
Daniel W McIntyre*
Alexander Jude Bocobo Mendonez**
Claudia Isabel Monteiro**
Kevin John Muraszko**
Manoj Muthukumaran
Joshua D. Nelson*
Kathleen Teresa Nevola**
Jesus Arturo Neyra*
Brian Noll
Steven Nunes**
Alexander Osgood*
David Ott
Rafal Poniatowski*
Connor Matthew Sellar*
Myles Connor Silfies**
James Ryan Sinodinos*
Brian Lawrence Snow*
Robert Abraham Sokolov*
Dennis Stewart
Daniel Szymczuk*
Sanford Lorin Threlkeld**
Jonathan Toro
Nathalie Tran
Julia Christine Tsaoussis
Alan R. Zimmer III*
With High Honor**
C A N D I D AT E S F O R T H E D E G R E E S O F
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
AND BACHELOR OF ARTS
Frank G. Guarini**
Ameer Halim**
Romina Evita Hipolito Ronquillo**
AND BACHELOR OF ARTS
Miranda K. Ripken**
Brian Richard Voyer**
C A N D I D AT E F O R T H E D E G R E E S O F
BACHELOR OF ARTS
AND MASTER OF SCIENCE
Victor J. Iannarella**
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Kevin Alvarez*
Matthew J. Bombard*
Piotr Fatyga**
Keith Theodore Libert**
Christopher John Moakler**
With Honor*
David J. Orshan**
Michael Peleshenko**
Dane Matthew Pilcher**
Tyler A. Romeo*
With High Honor**
Albab Ahmed Ali**
Kevin M. Barresi
Paul James Circolone**
Jeffrey T. DeVince**
Anthony C. DiGirolamo**
Prem S. Doshi*
Jeffrey R. Earl**
Joel Estrada*
Jobin J. Johnson**
Fernando Miller**
Edward Gene Runyon, Jr.**
Adam M.Taranov*
AND MASTER OF ENGINEERING
Etan B. Bennett**
Gregory James Cavanaugh**
Anthony J. Cherone**
Thomas M. Cunningham**
Eric A. DelSanto**
Nicholas D. DiPrimo**
Sean T. Dirscherl**
Anthony N. Don*
Isaac Downey**
Hyun June H. Ferrabolli**
Ho Lun Fung**
With Honor*
Holly E. Good**
Daniel S. Huber*
Daniel G. Knight*
Michael L. Kressaty**
Piotr Karol Kulik**
Ryan M. Lacey*
Longhai Liang**
Patrick J. MacLane**
Haines P. Marston**
Palash Parimal Mehta**
Muhammad Ammar Mustafa**
With High Honor**
AND MASTER OF ENGINEERING
Francine Nieva*
Caroline L. Niezelski**
Emily C. Noonan**
Thomas J. O’Neill**
Andreas I. Pallikaras**
Elizabeth Pascetta*
Kyra Pastore**
Elizabeth A. Richard**
Carl Raymond Russo, Jr.*
Austin Kyle Shaeffer**
Sarvesh Shah*
Randall W. Suliga, Jr.**
Edwin Tan**
Ian W. Tyger*
Angelia G. Umali**
Abigail C. Wasmuth*
Rachel Leah Watson*
Ryan S. Whitlock*
Dylan Wong**
Jonathan Wong**
Lan Zhang**
Demitri T. Zoubroulis**
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND
M A S T E R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
Jasmine A. Mina**
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE,
Shane Q. Arlington**
With Honor*
With High Honor**
ACADEMIC REGALIA
The academic gown and hood dates back to the early 14th century in England.
In 1895, representatives of American colleges and universities met at Columbia
University and prepared a code regulating the design and wearing of academic
dress in this country. The code was revised in 1932 and again in 1960.
Each member in the procession wears the hood designating the college
last attended and degree last received. The hood is worn over the shoulders
and is lined with the official color or colors of the college attended.
The color on the edging of the hood, a strip of velvet or velveteen about
two inches wide, indicates the major field of study.
Some of the trimming colors that you will see today include:
Engineering, orange
Science, golden yellow
Humanities, white
Business, drab
Medicine, green
Economics, copper
Social Science, citron
Environmental Science, antique gold
Philosophy, dark blue
Music, pink
Law, purple
Fine Arts, brown
Many of our students will also be wearing a number of
other items such as cords and stoles. These represent the many fraternal
organizations and clubs that each student is a member.
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