Commencement
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64 *Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude ***Summa Cum Laude (Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude are tentative and subject to final grades) B achelor
of S cience Maleeha Afreen Denny Fe Garcia Agana Alison Alcantara Luis Ivan Aleman Rubiel Alvarez Daniel Arce Ashley Nicole Arenson Hila Elizabeth Ball *Richard Michael Bayne Kristen Mary Bonaguro Amanda Kristin Briese Kristy Nicole Brueggemann Meaghan Rose Brunk Katherine Joan Buchanan Stephanie Michelle Bühler *Daniel Buono Jesse Ryan Burkett Abel Ruben Carranza Lauren Carolyn Carter Aileen Castro Carmen Stephanie Ceron Diana Isabel Chu *Cale Zachary Coffman Andrew Bryce Collins Tameika Shamar Comerie Jillian Judy DaSilva Darlene Mae DeVries Jacqueline Amelia Diehl Sean Michael Dobbs Michael John Donovan *Sarah Abuobaida Elbadri Jason Dorado Fajardo Denise Gonzalez Fanning Shea Anthony Ford *Lev Dmitry Gabrilovich *Zachary Charles Gersey Stephanie Danielle Giparas Samantha Leanne Gray Lauren Elizabeth Hamil Kendal Lyn Harden *Mark Anthony Hermano Sonny Ho *Jenny Kristine Hoeg Jenna Paige Holtzman Caroline Bradshaw Hoyt **Zilan Hu *Teng Hui *Eric Hultgren Ismail Muhammad ibn Ali Stefanie Marie Indellicati Rahim Franklin Ismail Joseph George Jacob *Timothy Clifford Jaeger Kelly Reed Jordan *Bilen Kassu Christopher DAndré King Deonna Lee Knight Alison Cleary Lacey Sean Joseph Lai Martin Sebastian Lalama *Ted Lee
*Morgan Elaine Long Isaac Luzardo Nicolas Wadih Mabardi Jacob Edward MacGibbon Adam Chandler MacWhinnie Thomas Michael Malkiewicz Ereka A. Manangan Andrea Carolina Marrugo *Jonathan Brian Martin *Hayley Veronica Mayer *Matthew Bryce McClure Chad Gregory Myers *Han Ngoc Nguyen Naymick **Jessica Sophie Neer *Alexander Homan Neill Andrew David Nelson Bethay Ruth Neuman Thuy-Vi Anne De Nguyen *Dylan James Norman-Gerard Carine Normil Stephen James Novak Taylor Alexandra O'Neal *Mary Katherine O'Neill Samantha Rebecca Oosterling Omer Ors Geraldo Ortiz Christopher Oxner Natasha Yogesh Patel Nirav Nikunj Patel ***Brittany Nicole Pennington *Yssan Phillips Angelique Marie Pinault Nicole Cristina Pita John Jeffrey Pole Anthony Pong Alyssa Marie Post **Jonathan Primosh *Jennifer Nicole Putrino Zhechao Raphael Qiu Shaun Raja Maria Silvia Ramirez James Perry Ramsey Taylor C. Ray George William Reaves Jr. Aisha Rees Tristan Reid Dominique Renee Richardson Xavier William Richardson Angelique Annasette Rinaldi *Adam Rafael Rivera Alecia Eleen Robinson Frank Andrew Rodriguez Natalie Rodriguez David Alfonso Roggemann Fernández Michael Joseph Rollins Steven Rooney *Benjamin S. Rosenek *Michael Curtis Ross Jhenny Saint-Surin Rayna Nicole Saint-Jean Laura Michelle Sanchez Andrew James Santorelli *Lara Hagen Schmertmann *Justine Marie Scott Chester Clifford Scott IV Natasha Shaikh *Samuel Lee Shams Jason A. Shankman Christopher Stephen Sharp Morris Glen Sherman *Nathaniel Judah Shull Brian Martin Simins *Daleesa Tramaine Stevens Samantha Rae Storey William James Strain David Alexander Strods *Lerah Karen Sutton *Jake Franklin Teems Ethan Gabriel Edward David Thomas Philip J. Thomas Laura Maria Torres Eliana Andrea Torres Higuera Carrie Lynn Trawick *Christine Marie Tudor Jessica Elizabeth Vacha Matthew Owen Van Dusen John E. Vermazen Matthew Leon Lim Villanueva Dat Vo Danielle Marie Volder ***Brett Matthew Wager Jessica L. Wagner Brendan Tyler Walsh Jared Harold Wannenwetsch Joshua Zachary Warpenburg Joan Gail Watkins Ashley Jay Webb Ryan Benjiman Weiss Ariel Amandalyn Welch *Susan Emily West **Graham Blount Wigle Stacey Kathleen Wiles Ashlee Nicole Williams Krystal Leigh Williams Matthew Donald Williams Mikaela Janay Williams Nyomi Tanya Williams George DiGaetano Willmer *Steven Kyle Wilson Edgar Alberto Wizel Callejas Brian Joseph Wood Christopher Adam Wood Lorraine Raphaelle Wowo Brittany Nicole Wright Jesse Chandler Wright Albert Anthony Yeste Maria Elise Yudiski Nicole Zacroisky Hope Elisabeth Zalman William Isaac Zamora Jr. Caroline Halina Zapiec Luksonne Zetrenne 65 *Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude ***Summa Cum Laude (Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude are tentative and subject to final grades) c olleGe
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Rebecca Marie-Danielle Anozier *Valerie Rose Bagenski Vania Beatrice Castro Karolina Jahnia Dominguez Julie Fastenberg *Kristine Susan Heenk Sarah Elizabeth Hitchins Miski Elizabeth Horner Gregory Morgan Humm Tania Missoule Hyacinthe Juliet Nkeonyelu Johnson Kayla Rhianne Johnson Dana Jean Lorini *Kelsie Michelle MacKenzie Ashley Ann Majoy Judith Misas Derli M. Montoya Melissa Negrin Marilyn Amanda Newman Maidelys Pérez Loidie Petit-Homme Philor Ian Lee Povancha Brittney LaNece Robinson *Theodore Tagle Urbano Chaquanda Catrice Wade Courtney Elizabeth Yamber c olleGe
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P rofeSSionS DeAN michael G. Perri B achelor of h ealth S cience Elizabeth Claire Aitken Reneé Leah Bouy *Mary Frances Edwards Melissa Iem *Michelle Erin Katte *Alexis Roberta Konikow *Krista Lynne Koscik *Jennifer Lam Stephanie Marie Mesa *Dustin L. Meyer Marcela Nicole Montes Jean Denis Saintvil *Danielle Schoepski *William E. Silver *Brittney Danielle Varney *Constance Anne Wagner Gian-Franco Meléndez *Delia Anne Meros Sheina Sally Mompremier Alvin Nathan Morales *Dorty Morency Danielle Therese Morosco *Stephanie Noel Morton Haley Marie Motl *Naquita Michelle Mouttet Christina Lynn Mozzott *Juliana Muñoz Radhika Mathur Thuy Thi Ngo *Erica Nicole Nieves Rejane Marie Noel Rebecca Onagoruwa Ashley Lois Osterer Alexandros Laurent Pappas Chongkyu Park Brooks Alan Parker Ami B. Patel *Anita Patel Krupa Patel Melissa Pravin Patel **Mohammed Patel Radha Patel Geidys Perez Megan Christine Petroff *Kari Elisabeth Piper Jakob Prokopowicz Brooke Erin Ragamat Rachel Elizabeth Ritter Simone Renée Roberts Andrew Jake Rosenbaum *Benjamin S. Rosenek *Daniel John Rosenzweig Evan Patrick Ryan ***Rachel Susan Sanford *Mónica María Santisteban Khalil Adel Selim Jose Antonio Serpa *Khushali Nitin Shah *Simone Alyssa Sher Kayli Shlomi Laura Emily Smith Jeffrey Leon Smith Jr. Kevia Lenae Snyder *Holly Nicole Spires *Jennifer Constance Staffenberg Tamara Sabrina Stiep Michael George Tampas Tamar M. Teeling Kritika Jo Thomas Sue Hellen Valenzuela **Sanaz Vaziri Leonardo David Villarroel Marian Elizabeth Wasson Ashley Jay Webb *Susan Emily West Annisse Nicole White Erin Leigh Whittington George DiGaetano Willmer *John Thomas Wynn II *Niloofar Yaghoubi-Yeganeh Ashish Zala 66 2011
summer C o m m e n C e m e n t What Makes a University Great? Some interesting facts about the University of Florida • With an enrollment of more than 50,000 students annually, UF is home to 16 colleges and more than 150 research centers and institutes. • Since 1985, UF has been a member of the Association of American Universities, the prestigious higher-education organization comprising the top 62 public and private institutions in North America. • UF is consistently ranked among the nation's top universities: No. 17 in U.S. News & World Report "Top Public Universities" (August 2010); No. 2 in Kiplinger's "Best Values in Public Colleges" (2010) and No. 3 in the Princeton Review Best Value Public Colleges (2011). • UF has 5,434 faculty members with distinguished records in teaching, research and service, including 52 Eminent Scholar chairs and 35 faculty elections to the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, or the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. • Awards include a Fields Medal, two Pulitzer Prizes, NASA’s top award for research, and Smithsonian Institution’s conservation award. • Approximately 90 percent of incoming freshmen score above the national average on standardized exams. The fall 2010 incoming freshman class had an average 4.3 GPA and 1945 SAT score. • UF admitted 1,315 International Baccalaureate students — more than any other university in the U.S. — in fall 2010. • The freshman retention rate of 95 percent is among the highest in the country. • UF’s four-year graduation rate is 64 percent. • UF ranked second among AAU public universities in bachelor's degrees awarded to African-American students in 2008-09 and second among AAU public universities in bachelor's degrees awarded to Hispanic students in 2008-09. • UF received more than $678 million in research awards in 2009-10. • Gatorade®, the world’s most popular sports drink, is just one of hundreds of commercial products resulting from UF research. • UF’s annual economic impact exceeds $8.76 billion. UF activities generate 100,000 statewide jobs, including more than 34,000 university employees and those employed by supporting businesses. • Every state dollar appropriated to the University of Florida results in a $15 return on investment. 2011
summer C ommenCement Chain of Office An ornament worn with the president’s academic regalia symbolizing the authority and responsibilities incumbent with the office. The chain was presented in 2004 during the installation ceremony of President J. Bernard Machen. The medallion centerpiece is a 1.3-carat orange diamond engraved with the portraits, names and service years of the university’s 11 presidents. The Major Analytical Instruments Center at UF used ion beam engraving technology on the medallion. Also on the medallion are three .025-carat blue diamonds placed around the silhouette of the Century Tower and University Auditorium, signifying teaching, research and service. All four diamonds, donated by Gemesis Corp. of Sarasota, Florida, were grown using a process developed and patented by UF’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Academic Mace “Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future” was the signature of the University of Florida’s sesquicentennial celebration in 2003. It also was the inspiration for the ceremonial mace created and dedicated to mark this historic event. The mace dates back to the Middle Ages and symbolizes strength and authority; each is unique and reflects the values and characteristics of the institution. The university’s chief marshal, who leads all academic processions, carries the mace. Designed and crafted on the University of Florida campus, the mace artfully symbolizes those elements important to the university’s identity and history. The 70-inch ceremonial staff combines traditional elements with modern styling. The stylized alligator rests on the globe signifying the University of Florida as an adaptable global leader in teaching, research and service. The four pillars supporting the globe represent the four original colleges; Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts and Law. The cone holds the University of Florida Seal and words to the Alma Mater. The staff is carved from native cherry wood. The acorn finial depicts the adage “from tiny acorns mighty oaks do grow,” a commitment to life long learning. The brick pattern on the handle symbolizes higher education tradition and structure. Like the institution it represents, the mace is not static; growth and movement are expressed with loose rings engraved with the names of the university’s presidents and their years in office. University of Florida Tassels
Fisher School of Accounting ................................................................................................................Aqua College of Agricultural and Life Sciences ...........................................................................................Maize M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Building Construction ................................................. Burnt Orange and Opal Warrington College of Business ............................................................................................................Drab College of Dentistry ...............................................................................................................................Lilac College of Design, Construction and Planning ..........................................................................Blue-Violet College of Education .....................................................................................................................Light Blue College of Engineering ......................................................................................................................Orange College of Fine Arts ............................................................................................................................Brown The Graduate School .......................................................................................................................... Black College of Health and Human Performance ..............................................................................Sage Green College of Journalism and Communications .....................................................................Black and White Fredric G. Levin College of Law ......................................................................................................... Purple College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Arts ........................................................................................ White College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Sciences ........................................................................ Gold-Yellow College of Medicine ............................................................................................................................ Green College of Nursing ............................................................................................................................Apricot College of Pharmacy ................................................................................................................. Olive Green College of Public Health and Health Professions ............................................................................ Salmon College of Veterinary Medicine .............................................................................................................Gray
Diplomas Diplomas will be mailed to the graduate's permanent home mailing address in late October 2011. The permanent home mailing address can be verified through "My Account" — update my directory profile at my.ufl.edu. 67
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summer C ommenCement 68 Caps and Gowns, An Explanation The academic costume worn by graduating students and faculty at today's commencement ceremonies evolved from a style of dress worn by members of guilds and religious orders in medieval times. The black academic gown is worn by individuals who have earned a degree in higher education. In addition, hoods are worn by graduate degree candidates, but not by undergraduate degree candidates. At the University of Florida, the lining of the hood has a blue chevron on an orange background to represent the university colors. University faculty members who hold degrees from another college or university wear the colors of their alma mater. The velvet edging on the academic hood is the color that represents the particular degree held by the wearer. Agricultural and Life Sciences and Forest Resources and Conservation share maize edging; Design, Construction and Planning and Building Construction are blue-violet; Audiology degrees have colonial blue edging; Business Administration and Accounting are drab; Dentistry is lilac; Education is light blue; Engineering degrees are represented by orange edging; Fine Arts degrees have brown edging; Journalism and Communications is garnet; Law is purple; Liberal Arts is white and Liberal Sciences is gold-yellow; Medicine is green; Music is pink; Natural Resources and Environment is antique gold; Pharmacy is olive; Philosophy is royal blue; Public Health degrees have salmon-pink edging; and Rehabilitation Counseling degrees have Nile green edging. Distinctions among sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a bachelor’s degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a master’s degree. A round, open sleeve identifies a doctoral degree. The doctoral costume also has velvet running on the rest of the gown, including cross bars on the sleeve. The trimming may be black or it may match the color of the velvet hood edging. Colored tassels on the degree candidates’ caps indicate a candidate’s school or college. Alma Mater Florida, our Alma Mater Thy glorious name we praise All thy loyal sons and daughters A joyous song shall raise. Where palm and pine are blowing, Where southern seas are flowing, Shine forth thy noble Gothic walls, Thy lovely vine-clad halls. Neath the Orange and Blue victorious Our love shall never fail. There’s no other name so glorious– All hail, Florida, Hail! Milton Yeats Document Outline
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