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PROVOST’S BULLETIN

Vol. LII – Bulletin #7 April 2011

NEXT FACULTY MEETING

The next faculty meeting is scheduled on Wednesday, April 13, 2011, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the Campus Center South Lounge.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Gary Adlestein (English and Art) had his recent experimental narrative, "Split Bowles" (a collaborative project with Jerry Orr) selected to be show at the Athens International Film & Video Festival (April 22-28th). The festival (which received over 1,000 entries this year) is sponsored by the College of Fine Arts, Ohio University. Andra Basu (ADP Psychology ) published an article entitled, “The role of gender in the experiences of biracial college students” in the interdisciplinary journal, Race and Ethnicity. In March, Dr. Basu traveled with two students to the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Cambridge, MA. One student, Donna Watson-Ladson presented a poster entitled, “The impact of race and gender on anti-fat bias” and the other student, Jessica Bateman, presented a poster entitled, “The relationship of anxiety levels to introversion and extraversion.” Adlai Binger (Music), along with the Albright Angels and Mane Men of Albright College recently performed seven concerts during a tour of New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. The ensembles performed for enthusiastic audiences at Lacey United Methodist Church in Forked River New Jersey, The Residences at Tom’s River in Tom’s River New Jersey, Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church in Lewes Delaware, Blakehurst in Towson Maryland, The Highlands in Kensington Maryland, and Saint Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church in Silver Spring Maryland. The first stop on the tour was in the hometown of Mane Men member Jesse Grieb. Additional hometown performances included Phoebe Berks Village in Wernersville and Albright College in Reading, Pennsylvania. The first half of the concert program contained sacred and inspirational works as well as Traditional Spirituals while the repertoire of the second half of the program consisted of pop hits from the past. Guillaume de Syon (History), addressed the doctoral seminar at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva on the theme "Using the History of Technology in International Relations," on March 31st. Guillaume also had a chapter appear in Vandana Joshi's Social Movements and Cultural Currents 1789-1945 on the theme "Reading Marx and Wearing Jeans: Aspects of Popular Culture in Modern Europe." Sidney Dreese (Library) recently wrote an article featured in the Mifflinburg Telegraph Weekly Newspaper entitled “A Visitor from Argentina.” John Incledon (Modern Languages) presented a paper, entitled "Memoria y culpa colectiva en La mujer sin cabeza y Muerte de un ciclista," at CINE-LIT VII, a triennial conference on Hispanic literature and film held on February 24-26 at Portland state University in Portland, OR. John also chaired a session at the conference.



Brian Jennings (Sociology) recently presented a paper entitled “Sentimental Attachment to Community in High-Amenity Settings” at the 81st Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society in Philadelphia. Karen Jogan (Spanish) was a presenter at the international conference of TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) March 17-19 in New Orleans. Her session was titled "Mashups: creating online interactive activities with Web 2.0 for listening and viewing." She is a member of the Board of Directors of two TESOL affiliates - Penn TESOL East and Peru TESOL. Betsy Kiddy (History, Latin American studies) published and presented a paper titled “O Rio São Francisco: geografia e poder na formação da identidade nacional brasileira no Século XIX,” Revista de Desenvolvimento Econômico, Edição Especial (Dec. 2010): 23-30. ["The São Francisco River: Geography and Power in the Making of Brazilian National Identity in the 19th Century," The Journal of Economic Development, Special Edition] at a symposium in Brazil last summer Steve Mech (Biology) and Chris Hauer (’12) received a grant from the American Wildlife Conservation Foundation to partially fund their research on the effects of wind turbines on terrestrial mammals. On March 22, Peggy Place (Education) and Patricia Snyder (Psychology), along with Sam Wesner and collaborators from the Reading Hospital and Penn State Berks, presented an overview of a childhood obesity program they developed and tested, which was funded by a three year grant from Berks Community Foundation. The audience was comprised of representatives from four Berks school districts who received curriculum materials so they could implement the program in their schools. Paula Trimpey (Fashion) presented "Exploring the Personal Wardrobe" at the US Institute of Theatre Technology Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina in March. She presented selected costumes from the Gene London Hollywood collection, previously on exhibit at the Reading Public Museum, and discussed the restoration and care of vintage costume. Jeff Vietri (Psychology) had a letter, "Preferences for HPV Vaccination in Parent-child Dyads: Similarities and Acknowledged Differences", accepted to the journal Preventative Medicine. He also co-authored three posters presented at the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association with Albright DCP students: "Do positive affirmations work", with Holly Dunn; Identity style, self-reflection/rumination, and depression among adopted versus nonadopted adults", with Bonnie Nelson-Gross; and "Sex differences in responses to infidelity: Rival status and attractiveness" with Nicole Reggia. On Feb. 26, 2011 mathematics major, Ben Sporrer, gave a talk on Radio Numbers at the Moravian Student Mathematics Conference.



PROVOST’S ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chair Election Results, Spring 2011 Accounting Trudy Eguae-Obazee Art Richard Hamwi Biology Stephen Mech Chemistry and Biochemistry Pamela Artz Classical Languages Sarel Fuchs Computer Science & Digital Media Daniel Falabella Economics and Business George Smith Education Joseph Yarworth English Al Cacicedo ESL Ethan Joella Fashion Merchandising & Design Doreen Burdalski History Gerald Ronning Mathematics David Nawrocki Music Adlai Binger/Becky Butler Philosophy Kristen Zacharias Physics Brian Buerke Political Science Bruce Auerbach Psychology Jerry Lee Religious Studies Jennifer Koosed Sociology Kennon Rice Theater Julia Matthews At the end of the current academic year, Dr. Gerald Ronning will be stepping down as Director of the Experience Program. Anyone interested in this position for the 2011-2012 academic year should contact the Provost no later than May 1, 2011.

Albright Fashion Department along with the Campus Relations Department recently won a Silver Cuppie Award for the Albright Fashion Department Newsletter, "Seventh on 13th".

Upcoming Events

Dean’s Seminar: The next Dean’s Seminar will take place on Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. in the Campus Center South Lounge and will feature speakers Dr. Elizabeth Paul, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Stetson University and Dr. Jeffrey Osborn, Dean of the School of Science, the College of New Jersey who will give a presentation on faculty workload. After the presentation the floor will be open for discussion of this topic. Dinner will immediately follow. Please RSVP to [email protected]. Honors Week is coming soon, May 2 – May 4, 2011! The students in the honors program will be giving oral presentations in Klein Hall and poster presentations in the Mezzanine on Monday through Thursday of honors week between 4 and 6 p.m. with a reception for the senior thesis

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students on Thursday, May 5 at 5 p.m. A full schedule of presentation times will be distributed closer to honors week. The Honors & Awards Ceremony to recognize students who have been selected to receive various honors and awards will be held on Sunday, May 1, in the Campus Center Dining Hall from 4 to 7 p.m. Please RSVP to Lauren Cooley at [email protected] or extension 7667. Assessment Roundtable: The next roundtable will occur on Thursday, May 5, 2011 from 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. in the Faculty Club. Brown Bag Series on Teaching and Learning: A series of brown bags will be held from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. in the Faculty Club. Drinks and cookies will be provided, BYOL. The dates and topics, based on faculty feedback, are as follows:

April 12, 2011 – 12:00 – 1:00 (time change), Topic: Helping Struggling Writers Succeed Please join us for this brown bag discussion on thoughtful strategies for working with developing writers. Group preference can dictate the discussion topics, but our focus may include structuring or sequencing assignments, giving effective feedback, using web and campus resources, or other means of guiding student writers. We will share some of our strategies and ideas and hope to hear yours! We will also provide an annotated list of faculty and student resources. May 11, 2011 – 12:00 – 1:00, Topic: Favorite Assignments to Share Too often faculty spend time discussing what is not working in a particular class. Take time to share activities or assignments that went particularly well this year. A light-hearted judging with prizes for best projects will occur. We hope this will be the beginning of an annual event to celebrate teaching excellence at Albright!

The next Faculty Dialogue will be held on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 from 4:30 to 7:00 PM and will be hosted by Alvernia University. More information regarding the agenda and specific location will be distributed in the near future. Hold the date: The Albright College Fashion Showcase 2011 will take place on Saturday, May 7th. The student exhibit will be in the South Lounge from 5-6:30pm. The live runway show will feature everything from Childrenswear to Bridal to Las Vegas Showgirls and will begin at 6:30 in the Campus Center Main Lounge. Admission is free. Professional Development Opportunities The Academic Minute (From Insider Higher Ed webpage) Inside Higher Ed is now featuring a daily audio story called “The Academic Minute,” which features professors from institutions around the country delving into topics from the serious to the light-hearted, keeping listeners abreast of what's new and exciting in the academy with topics ranging from updates on groundbreaking scientific research to an explanation of how the board game Monopoly can help explain the economic recession. Please consider recording an Academic Minute. Contact [email protected] if interested or see www.insidehighered.com for more information.



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Millicent C. MacIntosh Fellowship for Recently Tenured Faculty. This fellowship provides a $15,000 stipend to support especially promising faculty who demonstrate a deep commitment to excellent teaching and scholarship in the humanities, and who are exceptional citizens of their academic community. The fellowship is specifically intended for recently tenured faculty who would benefit from additional time and resources to continue their scholarly work, but whose family and other obligations make it difficult for them to be away from their homes for extended periods of time.

OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS

Guidelines Dates for Tenure/Promotion Decisions, 2-year, 4-year reviews For 2011-2012 Academic Year

Between May 1 and May 13, 2011 Letter sent by the Chief Academic Officer to all Faculty eligible for tenure and/or promotion

decisions, and 2-year, 4-year, and other reviews in the following academic year. Letter outlines information to be submitted and the date files are to be completed (copies of such letter available in

Academic Affairs Office).

No Later than June 17, 2011 Untenured Faculty eligible for an early tenure decision by virtue of credit awarded by Albright College for prior college or university teaching service and Faculty eligible for promotion must notify the Chief Academic Officer, in writing, of their request for tenure and/or promotion decision in the following academic year. Eligible Faculty candidates reply to the Chief Academic Officer in writing with recommendations for peer reviewers.

Eligible Faculty candidates must present scholarly and/or creative works completed on or before the third Friday in June to the Chief Academic Officer and provide a list of external reviewers of those works to the Chief Academic Officer. Department chairperson of candidate must also submit name of external reviewer to Chief Academic Officer.

From the June 17 through Chief Academic Officer solicits and collects August 12, 2011 information from alumni and external sources. Peer reviewers are selected by the ACRT and invited to participate in the process by the Chief Academic Officer. The Chief Academic Officer notifies the candidates



of the selected peer reviewers. Candidates send fall syllabi to peer reviewers. October 14, 2011 Completed files are due in the office of the Chief Academic Officer for those under consideration for tenure and promotion. Department chairs’ letters of evaluation, peer reviews, and external evaluations are due. Beyond this date no additional information may be added to the candidate’s Rank and Tenure File without the knowledge of the candidate and the department chair. October 14 through ACRT considers recommendations and all materials November 18, 2011 in the candidate’s file. December 9, 2011 Recommendations of ACRT and Chief Academic Officer are sent to the President January 1, 2012 President determines her/his recommendation and communicates it to the candidate and the Chief

Academic Officer. The President shall set forth both his or her written recommendation and the grounds thereof and transmit this written statement to the candidate, the ACRT and the Chief Academic Officer.

No Later Than 14 Calendar Days A candidate for tenure and/or promotion may file a After Receipt of the President’s statement with the Faculty Appeals Committee Letter Informing the Candidate appealing an adverse recommendation of the of Recommendation President. January 20, 2012 Submission to the Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees the President’s positive recommendations for tenure and promotion. Candidates will be notified in writing of Trustees’ decisions one week following the winter full-Board meeting. The January deadline for Trustees’ consideration does not apply to a candidate who has appealed, by the aforesaid deadline date, an adverse recommendation made by the President. There is no appeal of an adverse decision by the Board of Trustees. March 5, 2012 Completed files are due for those undergoing 2-year, 4-year, and other reviews. Department chairpersons’ letters and peer reviews are due.



May 11, 2012 ACRT sends letter to candidates and their department chairs

undergoing 2-year, 4-year and other reviews apprising them of their conclusions regarding their progress toward tenure and promotion.

Spring Board Meeting Trustees consideration and decision for tenure and May 5, 2012 promotion candidates who had, in a timely fashion, appealed an adverse recommendation by the President to the Faculty Appeals Committee. Library Announcements:

International DVDs: The Phi Delta Sigma Honorary Alumnae Sorority has donated $700.00 to create a popular foreign film DVD collection in memory of Charlotte Price. The Library is in the process of collecting suggestions for foreign language films that would appeal to students, not only those enrolled in language classes but also to our international student population. We anticipate designating a section of our current popular DVDs for these foreign language titles to increase their visibility.

Print Journal Review Starting: In an effort to be fiscally responsible as well as realistic since the rapid increase of electronic serial usage, the library will be re-evaluating which titles it continues to receive in print. Since this review mostly centers on how faculty and students use the collection, we will be contacting every faculty department to get their impact on which title need to be available and in what format. The Collection Management librarian, Sandy Stump, is coordinating the project. If you have specific questions or ideas about the review, please contact Sandy ([email protected], x7205) ASAP.

Smart-er Classroom Pilot: Albright has adopted many technologies into our classrooms to enhance teaching. Our rooms have LCD projectors, DVD/VCR players, Digital Document Cameras and recently we have added computers to a few as well. Two summers ago, the Library and IT Services started developing pilot programs to make the integration of technology into instruction seamless. Over Spring Break, we upgraded Alumni 103 and it now has a technology podium and media switcher -- these two new tools have created a cleaner teaching space and easier tools for navigating the classroom technology. We are seeking the feedback of the instructors who use Alumni Hall 103 and their initial impressions indicate that this is a significant improvement in making technology easier to use in the classroom. Please contact STAT ([email protected] or 610-921-7828) to arrange a simple demonstration.

Events: April is a busy month for the library – check out http://linux1.albright.edu/events for more information on any of these events.

o Library Workshops held in the Library Media Classroom – limit 16 attendees PowerPoint Basics- April 11th, Monday 3:30-5:00 RefWorks bibliography software – April 20th, Wednesday, 4-5 pm TurnItIn plagiarism software – April 20th, Wednesday, 3-3:45 pm

o Experience Events Early American Animated Film: Before the Mouse April 7th, Thursday

4:00 -5:00 pm - Library Main Floor Facul-Tea Series: Prof. Patricia Snyder April 18th, Monday 4:00 -5:00

pm - Library Group Study Rooms



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2011 Richard J. Yashek Lecture “Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing” - April 28th, Thursday 8 pm - Campus Center South Lounge (Holocaust L:ibrary & Resource Center)

o Edible Books Contest/ National Library Week Open House Celebration Wednesday, April 13th 2-4 pm, Gingrich Library Lobby

Edible Book Contestants Needed: Individual and campus group/organization/ departmental entries needed. Please contact librarian Rob LeBlanc ([email protected]) for more information about edible book submissions.

Course pack Creation: Although the college is moving to using XanEdu <http://www.xanedu.com/> as the course pack creator, the Library will continue to work with any faculty who needs assistance in using this new bookstore product.

Prospective May 2011 Graduates

Student's Name Degree Student's Name Degree

Adrian Baylor MS Britney Lynn Lessig AB

Amanda Corbett MS Jaleesa S. Lewis AB

Brett Gaul MS Anthony Michael Lien BS

Tanner Kelly MS Aaron S. Longacre BS

Nathan Lyons MS Meghan Elaine Loos AB

Stewart Miller MS Shannon Emily Loos AB

Sarah Noonan MS Brittany Nicole Lorah AB

Daiana Rivera MS Ellen Losey AB

Kimberly Serfass MS Kara Hope Lucas BS

Charlene Walter MS Kristine L. Maravel AB

Nicole Williams MS Molly Marcus AB

Safiyah R. Abdul-Kabir AB Megan Markle AB

Jacara Ahmaddiya AB Brielle Alana Marks AB

Lisa Lynn Albrecht AB Paola M. Martinez BS

Travis James Allshouse AB Candice Amanda Mayo AB

Danielle Colleen Altman AB David G. Mazzenga AB

Matthew Ryan Ashcroft BS Tara R. McAdams AB

Sarah Elizabeth Augustine BS Katye McCann AB

Joseph C. Baciotti BS J. Patrick McCarthy AB

Melonie Bailey AB Sara Kathryn McCarthy AB

Jamie Leigh Vivian Baldwin AB Rachael A. McCoun AB

Allison Barbagallo AB Kevin Patrick McDermott AB

Allen D. Barkers AB James L. McDowell BS

Mary B. Barrios BS Kyle E. McGee AB

Kristin Michele Bauer BS Mary Kate McGinn AB

Justin Bauman BS Jessica Christine McGinness BS


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Sarah A. Bear AB Stephanie Helene McGrane BS

Caitlin Aimee Becker BS MariLynn McMonagle AB

Kathryn Mary Biehl AB Trevor C. McMullen BS

Teresa R. Blimline AB Ashley N. McPherson BS

Kimberly Anne Bluemer AB Victoria L. McShea AB

Sara A. Bogue AB Amanda Mellinger BS

Alyssa M. Bommentre BS Jill Elizabeth Messmer BS

Jillian D. Bonitatibus BS Matthew T. Micucci BS

Jennifer Mary Bonnes AB Shea Elizabeth Mikelonis AB

Leon B. Boone III AB Mackenzie L. Miller AB

Giavonna Nicole Boscola AB Matthew L. Miller BS

Mary Kate Brady AB Olivia S. Miller AB

Patrick D. Brady BS Justin K. Mogilski BS

Shannon Branch AB Megan E. Mohring AB

Darin Gregory Breidegam BS Alyssa L. Moore AB

Gabriella Elizabeth Brekne AB David A. Morano BS

Erin E. Brennan AB Chelsea Elizabeth Morris AB

Karisha C. Bristow BS Jonisa Ariell Morris AB

Avery Elliot Brown AB Daniel A. Neher BS

Christopher M. Bruder AB William H. Neitz Jr. BS

Sarah Elizabeth Bruno AB Alicia Marie Nelson AB

Chad S. Bryant AB Kelly Lynne Nicodemus AB

Anthony A. Bugay BS Emily J. Norman AB

Samuel Burlacu AB Matthew Stephen Nudy BS

Caitlin-Anne Calvaresi AB Courtney Elizabeth O'Connor AB

Alyson H. Canfield AB Matthew D. O'Neill AB

Margo Marie Carl AB Adriana L. Ocasio BS

Andrew P. Castano AB Matthew J. Odenwalt AB

Danielle M. Catalani AB Lauren Onusko AB

Patricia Lynne Celmer AB Vallerie Amma Oppong BS

Melanie L. Chapman AB Matthew J. Osorio AB

Lan Chen BS Danielle Kathleen Ozment AB

Alexandra M. Chipoletti AB Matthew Pannella AB

Dong Eun Choi BS Dana Parolari AB

Lawrence E. Claiborne AB Meagan Carly Birmingham AB

John W. Clark BS Anthony Louis Pellegrino AB

Paul Michael Connelly BS Jenae G. Phillips AB

Brittany C. Cortes AB Faith-Anne Phoebe AB

Heather L. Coughlin AB Emma Margaret Pion AB

Carrie Rose Cowsert AB Amanda Dagny Pitchko AB



Lauryn Marie M. Crawford-Griggs AB Jeffrey M. Plummer BS

Sean K. Crossley BS Justin P. Plummer BS

Rebecca Cubillan BS Victoria Polito BS

James Levi Curtis Jr. BS Andrew J. Pomager BS

Brett Michael Cybulski AB Robert M. Presser BS

Larryl L. Damon BS Rebecca Mary Price BS

Tiaisha F. Dandy AB Andrea Jean Prokopchak BS

Justin A. Danser BS Samantha A. Provenza AB

Christopher M. Deegan AB Adam J. Przybylski BS

Alyssa M. Deiss BS Anna M. Przybylski BS

James Dempsey AB Nicholette Amber Quick BS

Stephanie E. Deswert AB Alexander James Quirits BS

Andrew M. Dietz AB Christopher R. Rambler BS

Anesa Dilberovic AB Brian R. Ramsey AB

Eric T. Dillard Jr. AB Scott M. Ramsey BS

Danielle Christine DiPietro BS Amanda Michelle Reed AB

Katherine Ann Donaldson AB Drew Gregory Reich BS

Tyrell A. Drumgo BS Michelle L. Reinhart AB

Lyndsay S. Drumheller AB Lyndsey L. Renninger BS

Christine M. Duffey AB Ralph V. Richards IV AB

Jeanna Marie Durnell AB Rebecca A. Robinson BS

Mary J. Dwyer AB Christopher Roche AB

Brittni Elaine Ehrhart AB Kaitlin Rohrauer AB

Thomas E. Ellis AB Amanda L. Rotay AB

Robin Michelle Endres AB William A. Rowan AB

Tricia Falco AB Erica Rudzinski AB

Ludgina Faustin BS Julie A. Ruminski BS

Daniel R. Fegely BS Lindsay Ann Rutter AB

Caitlin A. Feldman AB Kristina Rytsar BS

Sean Patrick Ferro AB Julianne Elizabeth Sahina BS

Allison Fies AB Gina Marie Sarno AB

Josiah N. Fischer AB Christopher William Schannauer AB

Amber E. Foster BS Courtney Rose Scheideler AB

Lauren G. Foster AB Amanda L. Schroeder AB

Jillian Monique Franc AB Alaina Sciascia AB

Edna Megan Francis AB Andrew J. Scott AB

Christopher Frank AB Danielle Marie Shea AB

Ashley Louise Frey AB Christopher R. Sheerer BS

Eli Frey AB Brittany Marie Silks BS

Lee J. Fura BS Rebecca Ann Smith AB



Sean M. Gallagher BS Terrence T. Smith BS

Krystal A. Gamez AB Lauren N. Smolar AB

Whitney Taren Garneau AB Sarab Inder Singh Sodhi BS

Rachel A. Garren AB Peter D. Sorensen AB

Alanna L. Garrett AB Joy Danielle Soto AB

Caitlyn R. Garrett BS Heather-Ashley I. Spagnola AB

Justin Gewirtz BS Jeffrey Sparrow AB

Gregory J. Gillespie BS Christopher D. Spatz AB

Lindsey Rose Gilmore AB Thomas B. Spincic AB

Jacob Evan Goldberg AB Benjamin John Sporrer BS

Nicholas G. Goodling BS Kelly Marie Spracklin AB

Michael Richard Graham BS Rachel M. Stewart AB

Michael Grantham AB Gabrielle Ann Stine BS

Samantha G. Gray AB Antoine K. Stroman AB

Samuel F. Grillo AB Alexis D. Sturgill BS

Christine R. Gummel BS Pamela N. Swope AB

Jessica Paige Guyer AB Briana K. Taylor AB

Jocelyn C. Hambrook AB Jessica L. Taylor AB

Amir Jamar Hardy AB Allen J. Ten Hoeve BS

Joshua L. Hare BS Dana J. Terzyk AB

Stacy Lauren Hartzell BS Robert J. Thomas AB

Nora Hassan BS Leah R. Thompson AB

Tiffany L. Hernandez AB Haley Todd AB

Matthew D. Herring BS Daniel Ray Trautman Jr. BS

Andrew M. Hettinger AB Vanara Ung AB

Kevin P. Higdon AB Robin Meredith Vacek AB

Lauren Marie Higgins AB Adam Van Zelst BS

Amanda Hoover AB Ryan M. Van Zelst BS

Catherine Grace Horcher AB Allen W. Vandegrift AB

Aaron K. Hubbard II AB Shawn Walbert AB

Amanda Elizabeth Hunter AB Luke R. Wallace AB

Emily F. Hutchinson AB Christin Elizabeth Walter AB

Bruce Wayne Irish Jr. BS Adrian Ward BS

Amanda Brittany Irizarry AB Elvin Washington BS

Laura Emily James AB Meaghan F. Washington AB

Amanda R. Jensen AB Megan Ann Weaver AB

Hae Song Jeon BS Allysa C. Wenrich AB

Shannon M. Johnson AB John Whelan AB

Kyle David Jones AB Dana A. Wilcomes AB

Stephanie Lynn Kahn AB Isla Wilczynski BS



Samantha Jo Keiser AB Benjamin Will AB

Robert Walter Kellert AB Kelly A. Williams BS

Megan Rose Keohane AB Rose Ann Williamson BS

Lauren Elizabeth Kittle AB Bryan Richard Wilson BS

Lawrence Garth Knoch III BS Christine S. Wilson AB

Jennifer M. Koropsak BS Kathryn Ashley Wilson BS

Kayliegh Kost AB Kristal Lynn Wise AB

Eric B. Kramer BS Evan James Wosochlo BS

Lindsay M. Kranich AB Meredith C. Yachnik AB

Laura Krieger AB David Austin Yadush AB

Cynthia Marie Krupnik AB Melissa J. Yake AB

Alyssa Dawn Kulik AB Danielle Orion Yankowsky BS

David C. Lafferty BS Rory Morgan Yerkes AB

Kristy Anne Lapreziosa AB Samantha M. Youngberg BS

Inhye Lee AB Kathleen N. Zehner AB

Jaewon Lee BS Kaitlin L. Zeigenfuse BS

Jason Brandon Lefkoe BS

June DCP Graduates

Student's name Degree Student's name Degree

Lashatia Alldridge BS Jodie Marburger BS

Naomi Barrett BS Daniel Mazak BS

Hathney Bell BS Patricia McDonald BS

Ryan Bowers BS Shaun Midas BS

Neil Brandt BS Elycia Minot BS

Kay Burky BS Mary Moyer BS

John Card BS Christy Munns BS

Wanda Chaparro BS Tracy Neidert BS

Jennifer DeMarco BS Trace Oberholtzer BS

Jessica Dorward BS Robin O'Donnell BS

Linda Douglas BS Sherifat Olaoye BS

Laura Fanelli BS Maryann Polizzotto BS

Missy Forry BS Kelliann Ripperger BS

Michelle Gehringer BS Jaidira Ruiz BS

Ashley Gill BS Michael Sabol BS

James Harris BS Natalie Salata BS

Mary Heckler BS Marianne Sands BS

Susan Howard BS Isaac Santiago BS

Tyson Intile BS Teresa Schuhart BS



Rebecca Irwin BS Ryan Sellers BS

Ernie Kakas BS Justin Shellhammer BS

Michelle Karwejna BS Nicole Sutton BS

Katie Kelly BS Eric Trupp BS

Debra Kochel BS Steven Vignati BS

Lori Kring BS Peggy Wagner BS

John Lenker BS Lauren Wisler BS

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