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  • Regents of the UniveRsity of MichiganMark J. Bernstein, Ann Arbor

    Julia Donovan Darlow, Ann Arbor

    Laurence B. Deitch, Bingham Farms

    Shauna Ryder Diggs, Grosse Pointe

    Denise Ilitch, Bingham Farms

    Andrea Fischer Newman, Ann Arbor

    Andrew C. Richner, Grosse Pointe Park

    Katherine E. White, Ann Arbor

    Mary Sue Coleman (ex officio)

    execUtive officeRs of the UniveRsity of Michigan-flintRuth J. Person

    Chancellor

    Gerard VolandProvost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

    Greg TewksburyVice Chancellor for Business & Finance

    Mary Jo SekelskyVice Chancellor for Student Affairs

    CommenCementCeremony

    MAY 4, 2014

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    PROGRAM - 11 A.MPlease turn off all cell phones and pagers during the ceremony.

    Prelude Concert .................................... University of Michigan-Flint Wind SymphonyChristopher P. Heidenreich, D.M., Conductor

    Processional .............................................................. Robert Bix, Ph.D., Faculty MarshalPomp and Circumstance, March #1 by Sir Edward Elgar

    Procession of the Nobles, by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. Jay BocookThe Star Spangled Banner, by Francis Scott Key

    Academic Banner Bearers ....................................................Charles Thomas, Ph.D.College of Arts and Sciences

    Roy Hanashiro, Ph.D.Graduate Programs

    Welcoming Remarks ............................................... Chancellor Ruth J. Person, Ph.D.

    Keynote Speech ....................................................................................... Phil HagermanCEO, Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy

    Recognition of Awards and Honors .................................. Gerard Voland, Ph.D.Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

    Chris Waters, M.F.A.Associate Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies

    Student Address ............................................................................................Erika Trigg

    Presentation of Degrees ..................... Mehrdad Simkani, Ph.D., Associate MarshalKenneth Schilling, Ph.D., Associate Marshal

    Conferring of Graduate Degrees ...............................................Vahid Lotfi, Ph.D.Senior Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Programs

    Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees ............................... Albert Price, Ph.D.Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

    Alumni Induction ................................................................... Heather Nassar, 97 B.S.

    Fight Song ............................................................................. The Victors, by Louis Elbel

    Recessional .............................................. University of Michigan-Flint Wind SymphonyPride of the Wolverines, by John Philip Sousa

    The Victors March, by Louis Elbel

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    PROGRAM - 3 P.M.Please turn off all cell phones and pagers during the ceremony.

    Prelude Concert .................................... University of Michigan-Flint Wind SymphonyChristopher P. Heidenreich, D.M., Conductor

    Processional ......................................................... Suzanne Selig, Ph.D., Faculty MarshalPomp and Circumstance, March #1 by Sir Edward Elgar

    Procession of the Nobles, by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. Jay BocookThe Star Spangled Banner, by Francis Scott Key

    Academic Banner Bearers ...................................................... Matt Wyneken, Ph.D.School of Education and Human Services

    Constance Creech, Ed.D.School of Health Professions and Studies

    Yener Kandogan, Ph.D.School of Management

    Becky Rodda, DPTGraduate Programs

    Welcoming Remarks ............................................... Chancellor Ruth J. Person, Ph.D.

    Keynote Speech ............................................................................... Elizabeth AderholdtPresident & CEO, Genesys Health Systems

    Recognition of Awards and Honors .................................. Gerard Voland, Ph.D.Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

    Chris Waters, M.F.A.Associate Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies

    Student Address ....................................................................................Kristin McBride

    Presentation of Degrees ................................. Donna Fry, Ph.D., Associate MarshalKeith Moreland, Ph.D., Associate Marshal

    Conferring of Graduate Degrees ...............................................Vahid Lotfi, Ph.D.Senior Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Programs

    Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees ............................Scott Johnson, Ph.D.Dean, School of Management

    David Gordon, M.D.Dean, School of Health Professions and Studies

    Robert Barnett, Ph.D.Interim Dean, School of Education and Human Services

    Alumni Induction .............. Kristopher Johns, 02 A.B., 06 M.H.S.A. UM-Ann Arbor

    Fight Song ............................................................................. The Victors, by Louis Elbel

    Recessional .............................................. University of Michigan-Flint Wind SymphonyPride of the Wolverines, by John Philip Sousa

    The Victors March, by Louis Elbel

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    CANDIDATES GRADUATING WITH HONORS

    Undergraduate candidates wearing gold honor cords over their graduation robes are students who have achieved, in the course of their studies at the university, an overall grade point average that qualifies them to be recognized by their school or college as candidates graduating with honors. These candidates are identified in the following lists by the phrase With Honors, With High Honors, With Distinction, With High Distinction, or With Academic Distinction depending on the particular degree program. These honor designations are subject to revision based on final semester grades. Graduating with honors recognizes a superior level of ability, a high distinction of scholarship, and an exemplary record of achievement.

    College of Arts and SciencesWithin the CAS, With Honors indicates a 3.5 grade point average but less than 3.75. Students listed With High Honors must earn a 3.75 or better overall grade point average. In computing averages, only courses taken at UM-Flint are included, and only completed terms or semesters are counted.

    School of ManagementGraduating seniors with cumulative grade point averages of at least 3.5 but less than 3.75 are recommended for the degree With Honors and those with cumulative grade point averages of at least 3.75 are recommended for the degree With High Honors. In computing averages, only courses taken at UM-Flint are included, and only completed terms are counted.

    School of Health Professions and StudiesWithin the SHPS, With Honors indicates a 3.5 grade point average or better overall with a minimum of 45 hours of study completed at UM-Flint. Students listed With High Honors must earn a 3.75 or better grade point average overall with a minimum 45 hours of study completed at UM-Flint. Students with a 3.5 grade point average or better with fewer than 45 hours of study at UM-Flint will earn With Academic Distinction.

    School of Education and Human ServicesWithin the SEHS, With Honors indicates a 3.5 grade point average but less than 3.75 overall. Students listed With High Honors must earn a 3.75 or better overall grade point average. In computing averages, only courses taken at UM-Flint are included, and only complete terms or semesters are counted.

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    MAIZE AND BLUE DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP* with honors ** with high honors *** with academic distinction multiple degrees posthumous degree

    The Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholarship Award winners are selected from among nominations made by various instructional units of the university to the Scholarships, Awards, and Special Events Committee. Eligibility criteria include a minimum of 58 credit hours earned at UM-Flint with a grade point average of 3.75 or better. The Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholarship Award is the most prestigious award given by the university to graduating seniors.

    Folajimi O. Afolabi** Bachelor of Business Administration

    in Accounting and Finance

    Imad Aljabban** Bachelor of Science in

    Molecular BIO/Biotechnology

    Simran S. Bhatti** Bachelor of Science in Biology

    Heeba Dlewati** Bachelor of Arts in Communication

    with a concentration in Media Studies

    Rebecca I. Flaig* Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education

    with concentrations in Language Arts, Mathematics and Early Childhood Education

    Matthew D. Gregson** Bachelor of Science in Nursing

    Kaycee M. Halabicky** Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology

    Emily A. Hoffman** Bachelor of Business Administration

    in Marketing

    Amanda L. Kasper** Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education

    with concentrations in Mathematics, Language Arts and Early Childhood Education

    Emily L. Krueger** Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences with a

    concentration in General Health Sciences

    Johnathan P. Lewis** Bachelor of Science in Biology

    Kristin M. McBride** Bachelor of Social Work

    Erika L. Trigg** Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a

    concentration in Professional Communication

    Heather L. Workman** Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art

    with a concentration in Painting Bachelor of Arts in History

    William R. Gibson Jane E. Motz

    DOCTORAL DEGREES

    School of Health Professions & StudiesDoctor Anesthesia Practice

    Doctor of Nursing PracticeGarria H. ArnoldAnn M. BhatLorie A. CannonRebecca L. CorwinRenee K. CourtneyHarold E. DaltonMary E. DalySusan M. DamouthGuy R. DeMasellisKenlyn M. FarleyBelkys Fiame

    Lisa Marie Forslu