Andrews University Commencement Weekend

Andrews UniversityCommencement Weekend

Pioneer Memorial ChurchBerrien Springs, Michigan

May 6–8, 2022

Inclusion of a candidate’s name in this commencement booklet may not be used as evidence of having completed the requirements for the degree for which he/she is listed.

An official list of graduates will be posted on the Andrews University website.

SPECIAL MESSAGE TO GRADUATES

Dear Graduates,

The last few years have presented new challenges to you. Learning has been different; community has had to be formed in new ways; we have all had to discover new ways to do old things, and creative ways to do what is new. But you have succeeded! All of us at Andrews University are proud of you. I am proud of you.

We are particularly proud of your achievement in reaching this point of graduation. You have faced challenges with courage and determination. You have grown academically and personally. You have also shared with us your story, your lives. That has been a gift to us and we are the better for having had you as a student at Andrews University.

Thank you too for engaging with us as a community of faith. The journey of faith means constant learning as we deepen our understanding of the gospel. You have done that alongside us, and our hope is that as you graduate you do so with a deepened commitment to your God and to being an active part of a faith community.

I want to thank you too for being a class that has taken to heart the phrase, World Changers Made Here. I have seen the way you have made a difference already: to this campus community, to the local community and to the world. I know you are poised to continue with that same commitment. World Changers for a changing world.

I would leave with you two texts that as President I seek to live by daily:

“He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” Micah 6:8

“Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God; and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. He who does not love does not know God, for God is love.” I John 4:7,8

Blessings to each of you!

Andrea Luxton President

PRESIDENT’S CHARGE

Graduates of Andrews University, you now start a new chapter in your personal

and professional life. I would ask you to approach this particular chapter with

clarity of purpose and commitment to values and faith that represent Andrews

University, your alma mater. As a University we claim, “World Changers Made

Here.” You are now poised to show the truth of that claim.

While at this University you have engaged with your faculty and staff who

have chosen to be both Christians and exemplary professionals. They have

invited you and your peers to consistently live out your faith with relevance

and integrity. They have encouraged you to reach the highest goals academically

and professionally. And, today, I ask you to embrace the opportunities and

challenges that await you with passion and conviction. Carry with you the best

of all that you have learned here and use your increased knowledge and skills to

add meaningful quality and spiritual significance to this world.

You leave here with a degree but this is certainly not the end of your learning.

Continue to seek honestly for the truth. Desire to keep learning more of God’s

kingdom. Search for opportunities where you can bring freshness, healing and

creativity. Advance your profession with enthusiasm and integrity. Live with

warmth, compassion and energy. With all this, always remember to be still and

hear the gentle guiding whisper of God.

So I charge you, as graduates of Andrews University, to live by these values and

ideals. And may the love of God, the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the

fellowship of the Holy Spirit go with you always.

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COMMENCEMENTSeventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

May 6, 2022, 5 p.m. Howard Performing Arts Center

Opening Voluntary “Fantasie in G Minor” Johann Sebastian Bach “Prelude” Fanny Mendelssohn

Processional “Regalia: A Grand Processional on DIADEMATA” Kenneth Logan

The Marshal for the Colleges and Schools The Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas:

The Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary The Grand Marshal

The Faculties of the University The President and Her Party

Invocation Felix H. Cortez Professor of New Testament

Welcome Jiri Moskala Dean of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

Scripture 1 Peter 5:1–4 (English Standard Version) Cedric Vine Associate Professor of New Testament

Musical Selection “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands” arranged by Moses Hogan Traditional Spiritual

Charles Reid, tenor; Gabriel Palacios, piano

Conferring of Honors and Awards Andrea Luxton President

Commencement Address “Unforgettable Experiences” Thomas R. Shepherd Senior Research Professor

of New Testament

Conferring of Degrees The President Presiding Christon G. Arthur Provost

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Presentation of Candidates (Please hold applause until all diplomas in a level have been presented.)

President’s Charge Andrea Luxton Welcome to Alumni Andriy Kharkovyy

Director of Alumni Services

School Song “Our Dear AU” I.A. Steinel

J.N. Andrews Benediction Hyveth Williams Professor of Homiletics

*Recessional “Voluntary: Adagio” attr. Henry Purcell

Closing Voluntary “Toccata” Eugène Gigout

Organist: Kenneth D. Logan, Adjunct Professor of MusicGrand Marshal: D. David Nowack, Professor of Biochemistry

Marshal: Trevor O’Reggio, Professor of Church HistoryMarshal’s Assistant: Denis J.H. Fortin, Professor of Historical Theology

*The audience will be seated during the academic recessional.

J.N. Andrews Benediction

And now, as we set forth, we commit ourselves to the merciful protection of God, and we especially ask the prayers of the people of God

that His blessing may attend us in this sacred work.—J.N. Andrews

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COMMENCEMENTCollege of Health & Human Services

May 6, 2022, 7:30 p.m. Howard Performing Arts Center



The Marshal for the Colleges and Schools The Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas: The College of Health & Human Services

The Grand Marshal The Faculties of the University The President and Her Party

Invocation Jean Cadet Associate Professor of Population Health,

Nutrition & Wellness

Welcome Emmanuel Rudatsikira Dean of the College of Health & Human Services

Scripture Psalm 90:1–6, 12 (New King James Version) Rhonda Tomenko Assistant Professor of Speech-Language

Pathology & Audiology



Commencement Address “Each Day a Gift” David Village Professor Emeritus of

Physical Therapy


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President’s Charge Andrea Luxton

Welcome to Alumni Andriy Kharkovyy Director of Alumni Services


J.N. Andrews Benediction Melinda Nwanganga Assistant Professor of Nursing




Marshal: Kimberly W. Ferreira, Associate Professor of Physical TherapyMarshal’s Assistant: Denis J.H. Fortin, Professor of Historical Theology





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BACCALAUREATE May 7, 2022, 9 and 11:45 a.m. Pioneer Memorial Church

Opening Music “O Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing” Healey Willan

Processional “Lift High the Cross” Donald Busarow

Hymn of Praise “Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart!” No. 27

Congregational Prayer *Willie E. Hucks IIAssociate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Homiletics

**Barbara HarrisonClinical Associate Professor of Nursing

Worship in Music *“Eternal Life” Olive Dungan Bénie Safari Shyirakera Dushime, BA, soprano; Nathaniel Cogen, MMus, piano

**“Ubi Caritas” Ola Gjeilo Baccalaureate Choir, Emily Jurek, BMus, conductor

Scripture Acts 14:1–3 (New American Standard Version) *Christopher Perry Assistant Professor of Architecture

**Harvey BurnettProfessor of Psychology

Hymn of Meditation “Be Thou My Vision” No. 547

Introduction of Speaker Andrea Luxton President

Baccalaureate Sermon “Three Secrets of Success from Paul and Barnabas” Artur A. Stele General Vice President

General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Hymn of Commissioning “Go Forth, Go Forth With Christ” No. 377

Benediction *Nadia NosworthyAssistant Professor of Educational Psychology

**Marlene N. MurrayProfessor of Biology

Recessional “Dialogue” Gilbert Martin

Closing Music “Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” Kenneth Logan

Organist: Kenneth D. Logan, Adjunct Professor of Music Marshals: *Trevor O’Reggio, Professor of Church History **Katherine A. Koudele, Professor of Animal Science

*9 a.m. service, **11:45 a.m. service

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SABBATH VESPERS—Class of 2022 May 7, 2022, 8:30 p.m. Howard Performing Arts Center

Prelude “Nocturne in D-flat Major, Op. 27, No. 2” Frederic Chopin Emily Jurek, BMus, piano

Scripture & Prayer Proverbs 16:3 Radja Butarbutar, BT

Introduction of the President Dongchan Kim, BA

Welcome to Parents and Guests Andrea Luxton President

Tribute to University (Class Gift Presentation) Lance Johnson, BBA

Musical Selection “Suite for Two Violins and Piano, Op. 71” Maurice Moszkowski Lento assai

Migena Wilcox, BMus, violin; James Corbett, violin; Emily Jurek, piano

Tribute to Students Padma Tadi Uppala Professor of Population Health

Musical Selection “Intermezzo No. 1 in B minor, Op. 119” Johannes Brahms Jonathan Watson, BA, piano

“Ballade, Op. 10, No. 1 in D minor: Andante” Nathaniel Cogen, MMus, piano

Tribute to Faculty Jonathan Homan, BS

Musical Selection “Sonata in A Major for Violin and Piano Cesar Franck IV. Allegretto poco mosso”

Deli Lin, BMus, violin; Tyler Ninalga, piano

Tribute to Family and Friends Joshua Pak, BS

Benediction Radja Butarbutar, BT

Closing Voluntary “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” Max Reger

Organist: Kenneth D. Logan, Adjunct Professor of Music

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COMMENCEMENTCollege of Education & International Services

College of Professions

May 8, 2022, 9 a.m. Howard Performing Arts Center



The Marshal for the Colleges and Schools The Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas:

The College of Education & International Services The College of Professions


Invocation Anneris Coria-Navia Professor of Curriculum & Instruction

Welcome Alayne Thorpe Dean of the College of Education & International Services

Kimberly Pichot Dean of the College of Professions

Scripture Isaiah 41:10 (Amplified Bible, Classic Edition) Rodney Summerscales Assistant Professor of Computer Science




Commencement Address “Facing the Future with Resolute Confidence” Elvin S. Gabriel Professor Emeritus of Educational

Psychology and Counselor Education

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J.N. Andrews Benediction Luana Greulich Associate Professor of Special Education




Marshal: Michelle K. Bacchiocchi, Assistant Professor of Teacher EducationMarshal’s Assistant: Denis J.H. Fortin, Professor of Historical Theology





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COMMENCEMENTCollege of Arts & Sciences

Division of Humanities Division of Social Sciences

May 8, 2022, 11:30 a.m. Howard Performing Arts Center



The Marshal for the Colleges and Schools The Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas from the College of Arts & Sciences


Invocation Rodney Palmer Associate Professor of Religion

Welcome Amy Rebok Rosenthal Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences

Scripture Deut. 30:2–4; John 10:9–10 (Revised English Bible) Amy Rebok Rosenthal



Commencement Address “Freedom, Failure, and Fullness on the Road Home” Beverly J. Matiko Associate Professor Emerita of English and Communication


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J.N. Andrews Benediction Twyla Smith Assistant Professor of Social Work




Marshal: Meredith Jones Gray, Professor of EnglishMarshal’s Assistant: Denis J.H. Fortin, Professor of Historical Theology





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COMMENCEMENTCollege of Arts & Sciences

Division of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

May 8, 2022, 2 p.m. Howard Performing Arts Center



The Marshal for the Colleges and Schools The Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas from the College of Arts & Sciences


Invocation Ryan Hayes Professor of Chemistry

Welcome Amy Rebok Rosenthal Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences

Scripture Deut. 30:2–4; John 10:9–10 (Revised English Bible) Hyun J. Kwon Professor of Engineering




Commencement Address “Freedom, Failure, and Fullness on the Road Home” Beverly J. Matiko Associate Professor Emerita of English and Communication


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J.N. Andrews Benediction Robert E. Zdor Professor of Biology



Organist: Kenneth D. Logan, Adjunct Professor of MusicGrand Marshal: D. David Nowack, Professor of BiochemistryMarshal: Katherine A. Koudele, Professor of Animal Science

Marshal’s Assistant: Denis J.H. Fortin, Professor of Historical Theology





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HONORARY DEGREE—MAY 2022

Nina Rachelle Atcheson

Candidate for Honorary DegreeDoctor of Pedagogy

Nina Rachelle Atcheson (nee Koolik) was born in Australia. She attended Adventist schools until her family moved to Russia as missionaries in 1992. After returning to Australia in grade 11 and completing high school, Atcheson received a scholarship to attend Avondale College where she earned her BA in teaching with a major in English and a minor in religion. In 2003 she married Matthew Atcheson. Later, she earned a Master of Religious Education from Australian Catholic University.

From 2001–2004, Atcheson worked at Sydney Adventist College. It was during this time that she began to write new teaching programs to engage students in Bible classes. She also served at Northpine Christian College from 2005–2006.

In 2006 Atcheson resigned from teaching to be a stay-at-home mom. She balanced caretaking with a project from Adventist Schools Australia—writing the high school component of a new Bible course of study called the Adventist Encounter Curriculum. In 2007, she launched the Encounter Curriculum in the United Kingdom with Lanelle Cobbin, colleague and primary author of the Elementary Encounter Curriculum. For the next eight years, Atcheson worked as secondary curriculum officer, writing and editing teaching units, managing the production and distribution of the curriculum, and training teachers in the Australian Union with her colleagues.

Atcheson then served for three years as the associate director of education and curriculum for the North American Division. As author of the Adventist Encounter Bible Curriculum for grades 9–12, she managed its production, training, rollout and implementation for secondary schools.

The implementation of the Encounter Bible Curriculum has shifted how the Bible is taught in Adventist schools in North America and countries around the world. The goal of the curriculum is to facilitate Bible classes where every student’s relationship with Jesus is nurtured through countless connection opportunities with Him and a growing, confident knowledge of Scripture—using the Bible as the textbook—so that students may be challenged to make an eternal difference in our world. Teachers use 21st-century teaching and learning strategies for maximum engagement and lifelong learning.

Before her departure from the North American Division in 2017, Atcheson received the Journey of Excellence Award from the North American Division Office of Education. In 2018, she returned to the Australian Union in a new role: Adventist identity officer, where she created resources and provided support for school principals and teachers. The Sabbath School and Personal Ministries Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists called her to serve as curriculum manager and senior editor in 2020. She is currently overseeing the development of the new Sabbath School curriculum, “Alive in Jesus,” for the world church.

For her commitment to lifelong learning and her innovative development of K–12 curriculum that focuses on the Bible as the textbook, Andrews University takes great pleasure in honoring Nina Rachelle Atcheson with the degree Doctor of Pedagogy, honoris causa.

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Roger Hochoon Pak is an Associate Research Fellow at Pfizer, Andover, Massachusetts, and a subject matter expert in biotherapeutic drug delivery technologies. He holds a BS (with Honors) in chemistry from Andrews University and a PhD in chemistry from the University of California-Los Angeles. Throughout his career in academia and in the biopharmaceutical industry, he has explored innovative chemistry and biotechnology in order to deliver bioactive molecules in the search for breakthrough therapies.

Pak is the youngest of five children to Korean emigrant parents. After the Korean War, Pak’s parents immigrated to Hinsdale, Illinois, where he was born. Funding for his college tuition would have been difficult with two other siblings in college, but a well-timed scholarship from Dow Chemical Company was an answer to the family’s prayers.

During his undergraduate career, Pak completed chemistry internships at Argonne National Laboratories and at the University of Notre Dame. He also completed independent chemistry projects at Andrews with professors Dwain Ford and Robert Wilkins. As a graduate student, Pak held an NIH Biotechnology Fellowship at the City of Hope National Cancer Institute. He went on to receive an NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of California-Davis, where he gained expertise with bioconjugation chemistry and radioimmunotherapy.

Following an extensive academic career, Pak held positions at Bristol Myers Squibb, Infinity Pharmaceuticals and Wyeth/Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. He worked on a variety of drug products in clinical and commercial stages and an even wider variety of drug delivery technologies.

Recently, Pak worked on the COVID-19 vaccine (Comirnaty®) from Pfizer/BioNTech, which utilized lipid nanoparticle technology to deliver mRNA. As the team lead of several multi-department matrix teams, he was responsible for the lipid chemistry, manufacturing and controls for all markets worldwide. The team’s work led to FDA and EMA license approvals.

Pak participated in the investigation, development and evaluation of drug delivery technologies, including RNA/LNP delivery, antibody-drug conjugates, polymer conjugates and targeted nanoparticles used in pipeline portfolio projects. Additionally, he is experienced in leading company-wide networks. He served as co-chair of the Drug Delivery Council and chair of the Bioconjugation Network and has received multiple Individual Performance Awards from 2010–2015, as well as W.E. Upjohn Awards from 2015–2021. He was awarded the Pfizer BTxPS Impact Award in 2020.

Pak married Laurel Gwun in 1994 and they raised three children, Joshua, Andrew and Anna. Their two sons currently attend Andrews University, and their daughter is a high school senior. The Pak family attends the College Adventist Church in South Lancaster, Massachusetts, where Pak volunteers his time working on the audiovisual team. He also serves on the Andrews University Board of Trustees.

For his leadership and innovative research in projects that bring positive change to society and the world, Andrews University takes great pleasure in honoring Roger Hochoon Pak with the degree Doctor of Science, honoris causa.

HONORARY DEGREE—MAY 2022

Roger Hochoon Pak

Candidate for Honorary DegreeDoctor of Science

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CommencementMay 6, 2022, 5 p.m.

Seventh-day Adventist Theological SeminaryEstablished 1934 Jiří Moskala, Dean

Jeffrey Loreto Abatayo, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Faron Adams, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Urim Ahn, MDiv Divinity Sherry Augustus, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Miguel Avila Martinez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Jonás Baca, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Alejandro Jose Barrios Carrillo, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Abraham Binzuwah, MDiv Divinity Charlee Melissa Blabey, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Celeste Ryan Blyden, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Gerson Joel Bonilla Guevara, MDiv Divinity

*Javier Bonilla, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Keith Ruel Brown, MDiv Divinity Camilo Alberto Cardenas Ojeda, MDiv Divinity Roselene Celiny, MDiv Divinity

*Jaemyung Cho, MDiv Divinity *Ani Ionut Constantin, MA Religion

Thesis: An Analysis of the Methods of Interpretation of the Leviticus 11 Dietary Laws in Second Temple and Early Christian Non-Canonical Sources

Chair: Laurentiu MotSteven Relante Conway, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Walther Kenneth Davila, MDiv Divinity Marco Antonio de Faria Filho, MDiv Divinity

*Edgar Antonio De Leon, MAPM Pastoral Ministry +Timothy Scott Erich, MDiv Divinity Enmanuel Argenis Freites Perez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Saylis Violeta Fuentes, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Eduardo Isaias Galarza, MDiv Divinity Junior Fernando Garcia, MDiv Divinity

*Jonathan Douglas Geraci, MDiv Divinity Esther Green, MDiv Divinity Cristofe Ezequiel Guzman, MAPM Pastoral Ministry +Bina Tahiry Herivonjy, MDiv Divinity Irlet Jean-Philippe, MDiv Divinity Samuel Jerome, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Hyun Ouk John, MDiv Divinity David Kamau Kamande, MDiv Divinity

*Oleksandr Karpliuk, MDiv Divinity Hyoung Joon Kim, MDiv Divinity

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Life Ministry *Yoon Kil Lee, MDiv Divinity *Arturo Eduardo Lopez Lopez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Jean Claude Louis Jeune, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Pedro Maldonado, MAPM Pastoral Ministry John Peter Masigan, MDiv Divinity +James Mello, MDiv Divinity Vidal Josue Mendoza, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Peter Oliveira Miguelez, MDiv Divinity/Youth & Young

Adult Ministry Sungjoon Min, MDiv Divinity Sergio Alfredo Monterroso, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Ramon David Morgan, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Sarah Morrobel, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Jean-Wyclif Ndayisaba, MA Religion Youngseung Noh, MDiv Divinity Adalberto Elizondo Olazaran, MDiv Divinity/Youth & Young

Adult Ministry Eliphaz Omote, MDiv Divinity/Chaplaincy Junnie Ree T Pagunsan, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Gustavo Adolfo Parada, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Victoriano Bayobay Parilla, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Seonghyeon Park, MDiv Divinity Manuel Alberto Perez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Dorothy Ann Porawski-Orzechowska, MA Religion Herberth Arturo Quintero, MDiv Divinity Elsy Quiroga, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Andriamparany Beson Rabelohataona, MDiv Divinity Hasinjanahary Rakotondrainibe, MDiv Divinity Roland Rakotondramanana, MDiv Divinity Mario Reategui, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Edwin Rafael Robechi, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Adnel Neftali Rodriguez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Carlos Samuel Rodriguez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Samuel Ruiz, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Andrew Kyvenn Runge Skytte, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Chaka Maceo Samuel, MDiv Divinity Frankling Jonathan Sánchez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

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Dannet L Simon, MDiv Divinity *Gatra Suhari, MDiv Divinity Krysten Thomas, MDiv Divinity

*Samuel Lee Thomas, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Marco Antonio Topete, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Rabiel Alexis Torres-Munet, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Claude Andre Trépanier, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Ismael E Uribe, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Samuel Esteban Vega, MDiv Divinity/Youth &

Young Adult Ministry Sabina Vieira Almeida da Silva, MDiv Divinity Wilfredo Villamizar, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*David Leroy Weeden, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Petrice Angelique Wideman, MDiv Divinity/Chaplaincy

*Rebekah Wilkins, MDiv Divinity Chun Yin Yeung, MDiv Divinity

*Byunghwi Yoo, MDiv Divinity Loren Yutuc, MDiv Divinity Graduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021Samuel Adjei, MDiv Divinity

*Krystyna Aleksiejuk, MA Religion *Kendra Arsenault, MDiv Divinity Alexander Biscette, MDiv Divinity

*Jared Michael Briggman, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Florencio A Bueno, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Alicja Bylina, MA Religion *Piotr Paweł Bylina, MA Religion Abner Campos, MDiv Divinity Ian Patrick Carney, MDiv Divinity/Youth & Young

Adult Ministry *Pablo Ezequiel Carrizo, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Edgar Alberto Chavez Montes, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Elaine Sant’Anna Cruz, MDiv Divinity

*Lukas Alexander Daeubler, MA Religion Thesis: When God Gets Angry: Towards a

Theology of Divine WrathChair: Laurentiu Mot

*Silviu Danaila, MA Religion *Evan Skyler Davies, MDiv Divinity Sean C Day, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Matthew Diaz, MDiv Divinity

*Jason Richard Dietz, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Daniele Fantoni, MDiv Divinity *Jacek Robert Filończyk, MA Religion Willy Francois, MDiv Divinity

*Carl Eugene Goff, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Gena Alethea Gordon, MDiv Divinity

*Tytus Jakub Gudzowski, MA Religion *Joshua James Hester, MDiv Divinity

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*Juliusz Emanuel Jankowski, MA Religion Dexter Natan Jenkins, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Nakwon Ji, MDiv Divinity *Mirosław Kania, MA Religion *Jakub Marcin Kedryna, MA Religion *Dorota Knapik, MA Religion *Marcin Stanislaw Knapik, MA Religion *Remigiusz Krok, MA Religion *Mykola Kryzhanivskyi, MA Religion *Dawid Adam Kuncewicz, MA Religion Ashia Ava-Maria Lennon, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*John Harvey Livergood, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Charles Okumu Andrew Lomudak, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Aaron Javon Mace, MDiv Divinity

*Jose Juan Martinez III, MDiv Divinity *Andrew Robert McChesney, MA Religion/Christian Leadership *Mariusz Mateusz Merkis, MA Religion Pau Suan Mung, MDiv Divinity

*Joseph Amaechi Okorie, MDiv Divinity *Sergei Orishko, MA Religion Leonardo Peguero Colon, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Abraham Perez, MDiv Divinity Stephen Moe Tha Po, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Reynolds Alexander Rodriguez, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Ryan Dean Rogers, MAPM Pastoral Ministry *Krzysztof Zbigniew Romanowski, MA Religion *Łukasz Tomasz Romanowski, MA Religion *Jajuan Jamal Sanders, MDiv Divinity *Neil Roy Santos, MDiv Divinity *Andreas Schwarz, MA Religion *Taras Semeniuk, MA Religion *Ingyu Seo, MDiv Divinity *Heroes Alvarado Sical, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Melissa France Silva, MAPM Pastoral Ministry Betty Jean Smith, MDiv Divinity

*Norbert Artur Solski, MA Religion *Daniel Mateusz Stasiak, MA Religion Jacob Tyler Strang, MDiv Divinity

*Piotr Paweł Strugalski, MA Religion Franz Unger, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

*Beata Ewa Walas, MA Religion Odiaka Gregory Walker, MA Religion/Biblical and

Cognate Languages Thesis: The Removal of Sin in Second Temple Jewish Literature

Chair: Feliz Cortez

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Nicholas LeeWilliam Wanovich, MDiv Divinity Benjamin Phillip Williams, MDiv Divinity Eion Wayne Williamson, MAPM Pastoral Ministry

Doctor of MinistryHenry Beras, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: Training on Ministerial Leadership and Ad-ministration for Church Elders in the Greater New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Chair: Abraham GuerreroAlexander Gietsel, DMin Ministry/Leadng Growth &

Church Multiplication Dissertation: An Evangelistic Approach to Children of the Brantford Seventh-day Adventist Church in Brantford, Canada

Chair: Fitzroy MaitlandAlexis Munos Grajales, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: Development and Implementation of a Friendship Evangelism Initiative for the El Faro Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cliffside Park, New Jersey

Chair: Abraham GuerreroDong Hyun David Kim, DMin Ministry/Youth & Young

Adult Ministry Dissertation: Social Media Evangelism to Young Adults by Good Hope Adventist Church

Chair: Ken CurtisEmmanuel LaPorte, DMin Ministry/Family Ministry

Dissertation: A Marital Growth Program for Adventist Couples in the Susanville and Quincy Churches of the Nevada Utah Conference

Chair: Ronald FlowersBryan Wayne Laue, DMin Ministry/Missional Church

Dissertation: Apologetic-Based Curriculum Addressing Intellectual Skepticism Among Young Adults in Knoxville, Tennessee and Surrounding Areas

Chair: Gaspar ColonBoyan Nikolov Levterov, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: Leadership Strategy for Sustaining Mission-Focused Vision in Years Seven to Ten of Crosswalk Fellowship

Chair: Tom EvansJava Dean Mattison, DMin Ministry/Organizational Leadership

Dissertation: A Leadership Development Strategy for the Summer Christian Literature Distribution Program in the South Central Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Chair: Ricardo BainJohn William Strehle Jr, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: Discipleship Coaching for Empowering Members at Norwalk Seventh-day Adventist Church

Chair: Walt Williams

Danail Gueorguiev Tchakarov, DMin Ministry/Leadership Dissertation: Leadership Skills and Strategies, and Their Effect on Processing Change in Light of the Grand Prairie Seventh-day Adventist Church Building Project

Chair: Tom EvansGregorio Ramiro Toruno Gamez, DMin Ministry/Pastoral Ministry

Dissertation: Seminar on Leadership for the New Orleans Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church in Louisiana

Chair: Carlos Molina

Doctor of MissiologyJaimie Marie Eckert, DMiss Missiology

Dissertation: The Tawḥīdic Worldview as a Sociologically Multifactorial Principle Influencing Interfaith Dialogue on the Doctrine of God’s Oneness

Chair: Lester Merklin

Doctor of Philosophy*Trisha Eulene Broy, PhD Biblical & Near Eastern Archaeology

Dissertation: Enduring Traditions: The Collared Pithos of Transjordan

Chair: Randall W. Younker*Michael Christian Orellana Mendez, PhD Biblical & Near

Eastern Archaeology Dissertation: Pottery Horizons of the Jalul Ceramic As-semblage in the Iron Age IIA-C from Square G4 in its Historical and Geographical Context

Chair: Randall Younker

Doctoral Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021Elmer Arrais Guzman, PhD Religion/Theological Studies

Dissertation: An Analysis and Comparison of the Missional Doctrinal Hermeneutics of Kevin J. Vanhoozer and Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, with Emphasis on Their Notions of God, Escha-tology, and Mission

Chair: John PeckhamGeraldo Esteban Nunez Montero, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: A Pre-baptismal Guide for Missional Tasks as a Strategic Plan for the Integration of New Believers into the Missional Work of the Pelham Parkway Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church

Chair: Ronald Rojas*Michael Christopher Paradise, DMin Ministry/Organizational

Leadership Dissertation: Mentoring Millennials for Church Leader-ship at the College View Church in Lincoln, Nebraska

Chair: Stanley PattersonTyler Daniel Rosengren, DMin Ministry/Leadership

Dissertation: Developing Values, Vision, and Mission State-ments in the Medicine Hat Seventh-day Adventist Church

Chair: Walt Williams

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Sung Sub Song, DMin Ministry/Discipleship & Biblical Spirituality

Dissertation: Developing a Discipleship Program for Chinese Speaking People to Build a Core Team of

“Abiding Christian Net” via Zoom Video ConferenceChair: Min Ho Joo

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CommencementMay 6, 2022, 7:30 p.m.

College of Health & Human ServicesEstablished 2012 Emmanuel Rudatsikira, Dean

Undergraduate Students Biftu F Adema, BSPH Public Health/Social & Behavioral

Sciences, Cum LaudeLael Eulaine Agard, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/Nutri-

tion Science, Cum LaudeNayle Tirsa Aranda, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/Dietetics Christon George Arthur, BHS Physical Therapy, Cum LaudeCamberley Chanaya Katyana Berkel, BHS Wellness/Speech-

Language Pathology & Audiology Antonio Michaelangelo Bermudez, BSA Architecture Darline Opal Berroa, BSN Nursing Taylor Biek, BS Exercise Science Denoi Anthony Black, BHS Physical Therapy Morgan Ashton Bland, BSA Architecture, Summa Cum LaudeKathleen Grace Brewer, BSN Nursing, Cum LaudeRylea Ashton Briere, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum LaudeCaralynn Chan, BS Speech-Language Pathology &

Audiology, Summa Cum LaudeWen-Hsuan Chen, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum LaudeKilim Chung, BSN Nursing, Summa Cum LaudeElizabeth Andrea Cisneros, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology, Summa Cum LaudeJo-Elisa Vic-ita Clarke, BSA Architecture, Magna Cum LaudeSeth Coleman, BHS Physical Therapy, Summa Cum LaudeDenise Cyrilien I, BSN Nursing Isabelle Paes Dias, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology, Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Parental Stress and Feelings of Support by Speech-Language Pathologist of Children Receiving Speech and Language Services: A Correlational Study During COVID-19

Jean Adur Dinda I, BS Architectural Studies Itumeleng Gabasiane, BHS Physical Therapy, Cum LaudeDaesy Carolina Galeas, BSN Nursing, Cum LaudeKaren Garcia Hernandez, BHS Physical Therapy, Cum LaudeGabrielle Nicole Grinnell, BSA Architecture Shirlyn May Halder, BSN Nursing, Cum LaudeCamille René Hall, BSA Architecture Abigail M Harcombe, BS Speech-Language Pathology &

Audiology, Cum LaudeAbigail Louise Hart, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/

Dietetics, Summa Cum Laude

Alayna Hebert, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/ Nutrition Science

Amy Lizbeth Herrera, BS Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Emily Hickman, BSN Nursing Ashlyn Howell, BS Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology,

Summa Cum LaudeShelby Lynn Huse, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/

Dietetics, Summa Cum LaudeAndrew Lim Kang, BHS Physical Therapy, Summa Cum LaudeCecily Lind Kaufmann, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum LaudeRuth Kaunda, BSN Nursing Sangeun Kim, BS Nutrition Science & Dietetics/Dietetics

Undergraduate Leadership Certificate Elyssia A King, BHS Physical Therapy, Cum Laude

*Asia Syreka-Joy Kirkland, BSN Nursing Emmeline Pratista Laksmono, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum LaudeSydney Que Lapham, BHS Physical Therapy, Summa Cum

LaudeDawilda Lorenzo, BHS Physical Therapy, Cum LaudeJoanna Gloria Martinez, BSN Nursing, Cum LaudeLauren Veronica McCall, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology Megan Brooke B Napod, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology, Summa Cum LaudeJanelle Andrea Norton, BSN Nursing, Cum Laude

*Gwyn Davin Pagarigan, BHS Physical Therapy, Summa Cum Laude

*Seung Yun Park, BS Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology, Cum Laude

Merylle Dawn Pauliah, BSN Nursing Amanda Julieta Pechero, BSA Architecture Erin Joy Penrod, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum LaudeLeah Analeise Posada, BSN Nursing Rithesh Ram, BS Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Kyle Edward Reiner, BHS Physical Therapy Andy Reyes Jimenez, BSN Nursing Janelle Avery Richardson, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology Aryana Robinson, BSA Architecture, Cum LaudeMiedzo Shangwa, BSN Nursing Sibusiswe Soko, BSN Nursing, Magna Cum Laude

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Trinity Taylor Sulger, BS Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology

Ruth Shi En Tay, BSN Nursing, Cum LaudeEbonie Marie Thompson, BHS Wellness/Speech-Language

Pathology & Audiology Mahayla Ruby Toews, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology, Magna Cum LaudeValery Andrea Vergara, BSN Nursing Hannah C Verhelle, BSN Nursing Cheryl Washington, BSN Nursing

Undergraduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021Michael Aspiotes, BHS Physical Therapy Haputhanthrige Vince Malcolm Fernando, BSA Architecture Joseph Gucwa, BSN Nursing Emmanuel Baffour Gyamera, BHS Wellness/Speech

Language Pathology & Audiology Jacob Christian Knowlton, BSN Nursing Tammy Bojoh Luntungan, BSN Nursing Jarred Russell Pullen, BS Speech-Language Pathology

& Audiology

Graduate StudentsStacy-Ann Patrice Brooks, MPH Public Health/Nutrition

and Wellness Michaela Noelle Broyer, MArch Architecture

*Katie Joanne Capen, GRCNUD Nutrition and Dietetics Sara Nicole Conner, MArch Architecture Alexander Nils Dahlberg, MArch Architecture Maria Yzabell Eguiluz, MArch Architecture David Charles Eklund, MPH Public Health/Nutrition and

Wellness Haputhanthrige Vince Malcolm Fernando, MArch

Architecture Jannel Gentius, MPH Public Health/Nutrition and Wellness Danielle Grace Deleon Gonsalves, MArch Architecture

*Schkara Benita Green, MPH Public Health/Nutrition and Wellness

Dorcas Tabitha Hakiza, MArch Architecture *Corina Kay Hines, GRCNUD Nutrition and Dietetics *Isabella Diane Hoersten, GRCNUD Nutrition and Dietetics Becki Marie Louden, MPH Public Health/Nutrition

and Wellness Monalee Elnar Machado, MArch Architecture

*Kirsten A Olson, GRCNUD Nutrition and Dietetics Giiselle Jgantiele Charlene Payne, MPH Public Health/

Nutrition and Wellness Marlon Tyrone Perkins Jr, MArch Architecture Ashley Kiran Randolph, MArch Architecture

Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy*Brad Profitt, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthopedic Manual

Therapy Project: Impact of Anterior Head Weight Training on the Endurance of Deep Neck Flexor Muscles: An Observation Cohort Study in Healthy Adults

Chair: Elizabeth Oakley*Diadem Rhoda Talluri, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthopedic

Manual Therapy Project: A Pilot Study to Determine Normative Scapular Static Position in Healthy Adults Relative to T8 Vertebra

Chair: Elizabeth Oakley

Doctor of Physical Therapy Omar Saeed Almadhaani, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Relationship Between Waist Circumference and Foot and Ankle Outcome Score (FAOS) in Adults

Chair: Michelle AllynFrancesco Baglioni, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: The Role of Wrist Position in Detecting the Amount of Applied Pressure for Palpitation of Cervical Spine Among Doctoral Physical Therapy Students from Andrews University: A Pilot Study

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyHenrietta Oswald Dsouza, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Impact of Premenstrual Syndrome on the Quality of Life Among University Students in The Michiana Area

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyRosaura Méndez-Salazar, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: The Role of Wrist Position in Detecting the Amount of Applied Pressure for Palpitation of Cervical Spine Among Doctoral Physical Therapy Students from Andrews University: A Pilot Study

Chair: Elizabeth Oakley*Aishwarya Dhairyasheel Savant, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Smartphone Use and its Relationship with Depression, Anxiety and Stress Among Adults

Chair: Sozina Katuli

Doctoral Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021 *Pooja Rajan Anavekar, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Comparing Educational Outcomes of Andrews University DPT Students, who Enter with a Graduate or Undergraduate Degree


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*Chinmayee Arvind Bedekar, DPT Physical Therapy Project: Comparing Educational Outcomes of Andrews University DPT Students, who Enter with a Graduate or Undergraduate Degree

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyVrushali Mahesh Desai, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Smartphone Use and its Relationship with Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Among Adults.

Chair: Sozina KatuliKristin Hoeh, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthopedic

Manual Therapy Project: Incidence of Physical Therapy Services on Pateints, Who Have Shoulder Pain/Injury: A Retro-spective Study.

Chair: Lee OlsonChad Ingalls Howland, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthope-

dic Manual Therapy Project: Does a 6-week Intensive Gross Anatomy Course Improve the Acquisition of Anatomy Knowl-edge and Transfer to Affiliate Coursework in an Entry-Level Physical Therapist Education Program?

Chair: Ryan Orrison*Pooja Lalitkumar Kalaria, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Smartphone Use and its Relationship with Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Among Adults

Chair: Sozina KatuliSara Suzanne Kim, DNP Advanced Practice

Registered Nurse Project: Policy Analysis of the Illinois Nurse Practice Act (APRN Title Section 225 ILCS 65/65-50): Using a Patient Survey of DNP Role Confusion and Perception

Chair: Jochebed Bea Ade-OshifogunAmruta Mangesh Lachake, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Comparing Educational Outcomes of Andrews University DPT Students, who Enter with a Graduate or Undergraduate Degree

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyJessica Leigh McKinney, DScPT Physical Therapy/

Women’s Health Project: A Life Course Approach to Women’s Health in Physical Therapy: A Narrative Review

Chair: Kimberly FerreiraTanaya Tushar Mehta, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Impact of Prementrual Syndome on the Quality of Life Among Female University Students in the Michiana Area


Anne Samson, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthopedic Manual Therapy

Project: Falls During the Pandemic (In a Setting of COVID-19), in a Sub-acute Care Setting: Incidence Rate, Associated Factors, and Impact on Mortality: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Chair: Sozina KatuliDeepak Sebastian, DScPT Physical Therapy/Orthopedic

Manual Therapy Project: The Sitting Active and Prone Passive Lag Test: A Validity Study in a Symptomatic Knee Population

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyAustin Mitchell Sheldon, DScPT Physical Therapy/

Orthopedic Manual Therapy Project: Collection of Vital Signs in Outpatient Ortho-pedic Physical Therapy Practice: A Stratified Analysis of Practice

Chair: Elizabeth OakleyOgenna Agatha Umeh, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Impact of Prementrual Syndome on the Quality of Life Among Female University Students in the Michiana Area

Chair: Elizabeth Oakley*Anuradha Venkat, DPT Physical Therapy

Project: Relationship Between Waist Circumference and Foot and Ankle Outcome Score (faos) in Adults

Chair: Michelle Allyn

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CommencementMay 8, 2022, 9 a.m.

College of Education & International ServicesEstablished 2019 Alayne Thorpe, Dean

Undergraduate Students Elizabeth Anne Atencio, BSELED Elementary Education/

Elementary Certification, Spanish for K-12 Education, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Promoting Oral Proficiency Through Textbook Activi-ties: A Comparative Analysis

Heidi Michelle Davis, BSELED Elementary Education/ Elementary Certification, Summa Cum Laude

Oto Njovu, BS Individualized Major Education *Melody Kaylene Ringstaff, BS Integrated Science for

Secondary Education/Secondary Certification, Secondary Education/Secondary Certification, Magna Cum Laude

Rebecca Ann Williams, BSELED Elementary Education/El-ementary Certification, Integrated Science for Elementary Education/Elementary Certification

Graduate Students*Tahani Aljuaid, MA Educational Psychology/

Instructional Psychology James Delva, EdS School Psychology

*Lisa Yi-Lian Hsu DeWitt, GRCEDL Educational Leadership/Superintendent of Schools

*Rachel Fuentes, GRCEDL Educational Leadership/ Superintendent of Schools

*Roger Donald Gallant, MA Leadership/K–12 School Leadership

*James Michael Gathright, MA Educational Psychology/ Instructional Psychology

Quinlin Ireland, MA Educational Psychology/ Instructional Psychology

Melanie Shantel Amanda Kartik, MA Curriculum and Instruction

*Miya Kim, GRCEDL Educational Leadership/ Superintendent of Schools

Eleftheria Kioumourtzidou, MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling

*Lisa R Lavalas, GRCEDL Educational Leadership/Superin-tendent of Schools

*Emmanuel Ndubuisi Mbah, MS Counseling Psychology Carolina Medina, MA School Counseling

*Brynn Katherine Peterson, MA Educational Psychology/Instructional Psychology

*Cynthia Ann Poole, GRCEDL Educational Leadership/ Superintendent of Schools

Jeremy Nathaniel Roberson, MA School Counseling Trudean Scott-Elliott, MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling Emily Meredith Lynn Vyhmeister-Cancel, MA Clinical

Mental Health Counseling

Graduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021 Kennetia Alana Brooks, MA Leadership

*Armin Danz, MA Leadership Thesis: The Influence of Jesus’ Approach to People Through “Teaching and Healing” on the Faith of People in Jesus Christ and on Their Relationship to the Seventh-day Adventist Church

Chair: Reinder BruinsmaHazel Stephanie Jacob, EdS School Psychology Sheila Brenda Reeves, MS Special Education

Thesis: The Effect of Virtual Learning on Parents During COVID-19

Chair: Luana GreulichMichelle Vinton, MA Curriculum and Instruction/K–12 Cur-

riculum Specialist Vimbo Zvandasara-Zhou, MA Education/Educational Leadership

Doctoral Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021 §Franka Venus Atwell-Chin Hong, PhD School Psychology

Dissertation: An Exploratory Study of Mathematics Anxiety in Caribbean Preservice Teachers

Chair: Jeannie MontaganoTammy Renee Shilling, PhD Curriculum and Instruction/

Higher Education Teaching Dissertation: How Faculty and Student Preferences for Active and Traditional Instructional Methods Relate to Their Beliefs, Quantity, and Quality of Experiences, Knowledge of the Benefits, and Professional Training

Chair: Anneris Coria-Navia*Alya Suliman, PhD Curriculum and Instruction/

Curriculum Theory Dissertation: Vocabulary Learning Strategies Used by ESL Saudi Students in the United States

Chair: Lori ImasikuTerry Man-Yuen Tsui, PhD Leadership Dissertation: Perceived Effectiveness of a Mentoring Pro-

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College of ProfessionsEstablished 2019 Kimberly Pichot, Dean

Undergraduate Students Noah James Allyn, BS Informatics, Magna Cum Laude +Daniel Efrain Arn, BS Computer Science, Summa Cum Laude

*Avetik Badalyan, BS Data Science, Innovation and Entrepre-neurship Certificate

Amber Lynn Benjamin, BBA Management Jesse William Bland I, BT Aviation/Aviation Management-

Flight, Magna Cum LaudeCaleb Boampong, BBA Finance +Tyler A Braithwaite, BS Computer Science, Summa Cum

Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarArt to Influence Creativity in Algorithmic Composition

Radja Matthew Eduardo Butarbutar, BT Aviation/Aviation Management-Maintenance

+Reise Jun Campbell-Yoo, BS Computer Science, Mathemat-ics, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

A Three-Dimensional Convolutional Neural Network for ECL Sensor Analysis

Sangpi Cinsiansang Cin, BBA Accounting, Magna Cum LaudeJoel Andrew Corrigan, BT Aviation/Maintenance Michael Hubert Davis, BBA Marketing Joshua Michael Dulcich, BS Computer Science, Mathemati-

cal Studies, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Certificate, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Exploring the Efficiency of Neural Architecture Search (NAS) Modules

Matthew Ryan Dulcich, BS Computer Science, Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Conditional Variational Autoencoder (cVAE) for the Augmentation of ECL Biosensor Data

Andrew J Easton, BS Informatics Jeffrey Thomas Gehring, BBA Management Nathanael Enoch Greenhaw, BS Business Administration,

Summa Cum LaudeNathanael Paul Hudon, BBA Management, Cum Laude +Eric Takeru Inae, BS Computer Science, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors ScholarImproving Adversarial Attacks for Regression Problems in IoT

Steven Richard Injety, BS Data Science, Cum LaudeMatthew Andre George Jackson, BBA Finance Patricia Jennesha, BS Computer Science, Cum LaudeLance Johnson, BBA Accounting, Magna Cum LaudeAshilie D Kim, BBA Management, Cum LaudeJazmyne Lavalas, BS Data Science/Data-Driven

Development, Cum Laude

Chaelynn Lee, BS Business Administration, Magna Cum LaudeYucheng Liu, BBA International Business, Cum LaudeMelissa Rose Marciniak, BBA Business Administration,

Cum LaudeAdrian Negrea, BS Computer Science Computational Difficulty and Invariants of the Snake

Cube PuzzleJoel Oirere Nyasende, BBA Information Systems +Isaac David Overfield, BS Business Administration, Summa

Cum LaudeKenneth Paronda, BBA Accounting Rebekah Peter, BBA Management Andrew Mitchell Remmers, BBA Accounting, Finance,

Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarThe Impact of COVID-19 on Hospital’s Financial Statements as it Relates to Elective Surgeries

Andrew Paul Rupert, BT Aviation/Flight & Maintenance, Cum Laude

Marvin A Schatzschneider, BBA Accounting, Finance, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

The Relationship Between Stock Price of Technology Firms and Keys Financial Ratios

Matthew Alexander Shelton, BBA Marketing *Maninderjeet-Singh, AS General Business Dylan Steenberg, BBA Management, Cum LaudeThomas Cole Thompson, BT Aviation/Aviation Manage-

ment-Flight, Magna Cum LaudeKhen Kopmuan Tungnung, BS Computer Science,

Mathematical Studies, Magna Cum LaudeYvanna Lea Valcin, BBA International Business/International

Business & Language *Sarkis Krikor Vartanian, BBA Accounting, Cum Laude*Irvine Ashley Casalme Velasquez, AS General Business Jonathan Shelby Venable, BT Aviation/Maintenance, Summa

Cum LaudeSarah Ann Watson, BS Informatics

*Caleb Lee Whitman, BS Computer Science Levi Woodard IV, BBA Marketing, Cum Laude

*Tsz Yi Yeung, BS Data Science, Innovation and Entrepre-neurship Certificate

Tidale Zulu, BBA Marketing

Undergraduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021 Marcus Bardan, BBA Finance

*William Gabriel Becton, BS Computing/Computer Science Erin Elyssa Cross, BBA Management

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*Bao Anh Nguyen, BBA Marketing Kyle Raynor, BS Computer Science

*Cheryl Stalis, AS Business Benraimel Velazquez, BT Aviation/Maintenance

*Taylor Stephen Waters, BT Aviation/Aviation Management-Flight, Magna Cum Laude

*Aaron Zerna, BT Aviation/Flight, Cum Laude

Graduate StudentsBelia Teresa Alberto, MSA Organizational Management Moises Samuel Alejos, MBA General

*Hue Thi Bui, MBA General *Lan Hoang Cao, MBA General *Long Hoang Cao, MBA General *Tien Van Dinh, MBA General *Binh Quang Do, MBA General *Thuc Quang Dong, MBA General Kristen Douglas, MBA General/Accounting and Finance

*Nguyen Hoang Thanh Du, MBA General *Linh Thi Thuy Ha, MBA General *Anh Hoang Ho, MBA General *Tho Van Hoang, MBA General *Quoc Huu Huynh, MBA General Michie Kandowangko, MSA Organizational Management

*Tho Quang Le, MBA General *Tien Quang Le, MBA General *Trang Hoang Minh Le, MBA General *Le, Trinh Thi, MBA General *Vu Quang Le, MBA General *Nhu Thuy Huynh Ly, MBA General *Anh Thi Phuong Nguyen, MBA General *Chuong Huu Nguyen, MBA General *Cuong Manh Nguyen, MBA General *Duy Khanh Nguyen, MBA General *Ha Thi Nguyen, MBA General *Tu Kha Nguyen, MBA General *Viet Hong Nguyen, MBA General *Xuan Thi Thanh Nguyen, MBA General *Dung Tri Pham, MBA General *Huy Anh Pham, MBA General *Tuan Anh Pham, MBA General *Tuan Van Pham, MBA General *Quynh Thi Phan, MBA General Harry Van Lal Rin, MSA Organizational Management Raymond Avaoalii Sasa, MSA Organizational Management Timothy Cynto Winson Sumampouw, MSA

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*Trung Quang Ta, MBA General *Cuong Manh Tran, MBA General *Huong Thi Thu Tran, MBA General *Phuong Lan Tran, MBA General *Trung Trinh Anh Tran, MBA General Zachary James Trecartin, MBA General

*Nhung Thi Cam Trinh, MBA General *Tommy Manawan Yance, MBA General

Graduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021Amanda Asantewaa Asafo-adjei, MSA

Organizational Management *Minh Cong Bui, MBA General *Quang Duc Bui, MBA General *Vinh Duc Bui, MBA General *Hiep Sy Cao, MBA General *Nho Ta Dam, MBA General *Hoai Van Dang, MBA General *Anh Ngoc Dao, MBA General *Hung Van Dao, MBA General *Van Thi Hai Dao, MBA General Elias Garcia Gomes, MBA General

*Ha Thi Thu Hoang, MBA General *Huong Thi Xuan Hoang, MBA General *Anh Minh Khuu, MBA General *Huong Huu Le, MBA General *Luu Cong Le, MBA General *Vinh Quoc Le, MBA General *Michelle Lumban-Gaol, MSA Organizational Management *Tu Anh Luu, MBA General *Anh Tuan Mai, MBA General *Dung Quy Ngo, MBA General *Anh Thi Van Nguyen, MBA General *Cong Thanh Nguyen, MBA General *Dung Thi Nguyen, MBA General *Giap Ngoc Nguyen, MBA General *Hai Minh Nguyen, MBA General *Hai Thanh Nguyen, MBA General *Hien Thi Nguyen, MBA General *Loi Ba Nguyen, MBA General *Nam Hoai Nguyen, MBA General *Nam Van Nguyen, MBA General *Thang Minh Nguyen, MBA General *Thi Dinh Nguyen, MBA General *Tin Huu Nguyen, MBA General *Tuan Tan Nguyen, MBA General *Carmen I Pagán, MBA General Sven David Alvin Pauliah, MBA General

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*Thuc Tri Su, MBA General *Chien Thi Tang, MBA General Wilhelmina Victoria Taylor, MSA

Organizational Management *Nguyet Thi Tran, MBA General*Phuc Tan Tran, MBA General *Quan Anh Tran, MBA General *Tam Cong Tran, MBA General *Thanh Ba Tran, MBA General *Tuan Trong Tran, MBA General *Dung Tien Van, MBA General *Anh Chau Vu, MBA General

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CommencementMay 8, 2022, 11:30 a.m.

College of Arts & SciencesEstablished 1874 Amy Rebok Rosenthal, Dean

Division of Humanities

Undergraduate Students +Grace Elizabeth Bell, BA Spanish/Language, Literature

& CultureDenique Black, BA Global Studies +Reise Jun Campbell-Yoo, BA Religion, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors ScholarA Three-Dimensional Convolutional Neural Network for ECL Sensor Analysis

Betania Nazareth Cañas, BMus Music Performance Kimberly Cardenas, BA Political Science

*Victor Joseph Carreiro, BA Religion, Cum LaudeLal Pekthara Chawngthu, BA Theology Andrew Christian DeAbreu, BA English/Writing, Cum LaudeJocias Jafet Diaz, BA Theology, Cum LaudeJenna Elise Donaldson, BA Spanish/Language, Literature &

Culture, Summa Cum LaudeBenie Safari Shyirakera Dushime, BA Music Zachariah Keegan Fossmeyer, BA Theology, Cum Laude +Alyssa Raquel Henriquez, BA English/Literature, Summa

Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarOptimization of an Integrated Cartridge System for Ef-ficient Loading and Characterization of DNA through Microfluidic Platforms

Emily Elizabeth Jurek, BMus Music Performance, Summa Cum Laude

Kurt Allen Kuhlman, BA Political Science, Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Infamy, Lies, and Loss: The Downfall of the German-American Bund

Deli Lin, BMus Music Performance, Cum LaudeKevin Lopez, BA Political Science, Cum LaudeMoriah K McDonald, BA English/Literature, Summa Cum

Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarExamining Katniss Everdeen’s Gender Ambiguity in The Hunger Games: How Suzanne Collins Utilizes the YA Genre to Resist Feminine Stereotypes

Wilbert Andrew Nurse II, BS Political Science Moriah Aoilo Ogola, BS General Studies Focus: Political

Science Studies

+Isaac David Overfield, BA Spanish/Language, Literature & Culture, Summa Cum Laude

Pearl Mildred Parker, BA English/Writing, Cum LaudePearson Posumah, BA Religion Elianna Y Srikureja, BA English/Literature, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors Scholar“A Woman’s Lot is to Suffer”: Recognizing the Intersec-tionality of Oppression and Resistance in Min Jin Lee’s Pachinko

Paige Joelle Swanson, BA English/Writing, Summa Cum LaudeKayla Troup, AA General Studies Focus: Music Lisiane Gaparayi Umuhire, BA Spanish/Language, Literature

& Culture Taylor Elaine Uphus, BA English/Literature, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors ScholarA Man Not a Monster: Reimagining Disability in Hollow Crown’s Richard III

Samantha Nicole Venegas, BA Religion Jonathan Watson, BA Music, Mathematical Studies, Cum LaudeJoshua T Whitman, BA Religion, Cum LaudeMigena Moriah Wilcox, BMus Music Performance,

Summa Cum Laude

Undergraduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021 *Jael Elionai Baffour-Senkyire, BS Political Science, Cum LaudeElizabeth Baron, BS Political Science Katherina Baumgartner, BA French

*William Gabriel Becton, BA Spanish/Language, Literature & Culture

*Mark Brady, BA Religion, Magna Cum LaudeRothschird Dangervil, BA Religion, Cum Laude +Juwel Tiffani Howard, BSM Music Mia Lynne Hunter, BA Spanish/Language, Literature & Culture Tyler Alexis Jean, BA Spanish Studies

*Eric William Morris, BS General Studies Focus: Religion *Joshua Morton, BS General Studies Focus: Religion Joseph Anderson Olivier, BA Theology, Magna Cum LaudeVivian P Raimundo, BMus Music Education/

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Division of Social Sciences

Jose Juan Sierra, BA Religion, Cum LaudeDonovan Lamont Tucker, BS Political Science

*Sandy Elia Wehbe, BA Liberal Arts/Humanities §

Graduate Students Nehemias Calsin, MMus ConductingNathaniel Cogen, MMus PerformanceRobert Myaing, MA English/Teaching English to

Speakers of Other Languages

Undergraduate StudentsAmanda Coureen Amos, BS Digital Communication/

Public Relations +Grace Elizabeth Bell, BSW Social Work

*Risha Biswas, BS Psychology Grecia Aisley Castillo, BA Psychology/General, Spanish/

Translation & Interpretation Maci Sierra Chen, BSW Social Work, Summa Cum LaudeSheung ching Cheng, BSW Social Work Whitney Duggins, BS Psychology/General Stephanie Marie Gonzalez, BS Digital Communication/

Media ProductionHawi Gude, BA Sociology, Magna Cum LaudeLogan T Harrison, BS Behavioral Sciences Sion Jhang, BS Behavioral Sciences, Cum LaudeLuke D Kelly, BS Psychology/General Clara E Kolinek, BS Sociology, Psychology/

Pre-professional, Summa Cum LaudeTsz Yan Liane Kwong, BS Psychology, Magna Cum LaudeLara Adelle Hope Malabrigo, BSW Social Work,

Summa Cum LaudeJeffery McCoy Jr, BSW Social Work Kendra Miranda, BA Psychology/General, Summa Cum LaudeJuliet Mugadza, BS Sociology/Criminal Justice Evin Nazya Musgrove, BS Psychology/Pre-professional,

Summa Cum LaudeCiera Alexis Phillpotts, BS Psychology/Pre-professional Kayla Haregewine Richards, BS Psychology/Pre-professional Jessica S Rim, BS Psychology/General, Mathematical Studies,

Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarPhonotactic Tuning in Female Cricket Acheta domesticus

Qualyn Elijah Robinson, BS Digital Communication/ Public Relations

Christina R Rogers, BFA Photography, Magna Cum LaudeReyna D Samms, BS Photography Kelly-Anne Schwarzer, BS Psychology/General Adoniah Chris Simon, BSW Social Work, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors ScholarClimate Adaptation and Mitigation Policy: Challenges and Opportunities for the Gwich’in Nation and Beyond

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Alyssa Ann Sussdorf, BS Psychology/Pre-professional, Cum Laude

Alyssa Ashley Swanson, BS Psychology/Pre-professional, Cum Laude

Myrnaliza Tan, BS Psychology/Pre-professional, Cum LaudeEmma L Tennyson, BS Psychology/Brain & Cognition,

Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarEnamel Corrosion Levels on Squirrel Teeth from the Fox Canyon Locality, Pliocene of Kansas

Lai Ho Tsui, BS Psychology/Pre-professionalLisiane Gaparayi Umuhire, BS Psychology/Brain

& Cognition Rayneau Eli Victor, AS PhotographyAkya Shania Waller, BA Art/Pre-Art Therapy Mylon Weathers, BS Sociology/Criminal Justice

*Ho Lam Wong, BS Psychology/General

Undergraduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021*Sarah Ayers, BS General Studies Focus: Art Business Gerald Niyonshuti Bahimba, BS Psychology Taylor Anne Belleza, BS Psychology Jared A Holman, BS Psychology/Pre-professional, Business

Administration, Cum Laude*Anne Marie Butundu Ilunga, BS Psychology Natalie Kim, BS Sociology, Cum Laude

*Tik Shun Ng, BS Psychology, Cum LaudeCourtney C Saunders, BFA Graphic Design, Summa

Cum LaudeHannah Santana Sloan, BS Psychology/Brain & Cognition,

Cum Laude

Graduate Students*Nigina Akhmedova, MIDA International Development*James Moses Andruga, MIDA International Development *Rebecca Amoakoh Apenteng, MIDA

International Development*Joshua Dei Wal Banak, MIDA International Development Alevtina Berestova, MIDA Organizational Leadership

*Raisa Maria Berroa Frias, MIDA Organizational Leadership §David Bugueno Venegas, MIDA Organizational LeadershipDiamond De Guzman, MSCID Community and

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*Alexey Drach, MIDA Organizational Leadership +Timothy Scott Erich, MSW Social Work +Bina Tahiry Herivonjy, MA Communication/

Interdisciplinary *Francisco Alberto Hernandez Fernandez, MIDA

Organizational Leadership *Paul Timothy Howe, MIDA International Development *Iryna Hrynenko, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Artem Isakov, MIDA Organizational Leadership Kiley Jade Johnson, MSW Social Work

*Samia Phoebe Daniel Joseph, MIDA International Development

*Malesela Adolph Khalo, MSA Organizational Leadership *Bohdan Kosheliev, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Timothy Kipchirchir Koskei, MIDA

International Development §Vitaly Kozev, MIDA Organizational Leadership

*Busisiwe Pauline Kubeka, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Gabriel Yai Kuol Arop, MIDA International Development*Elena Leukhina, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Cordell Ellen Liebrandt, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Janet Maya Logo, MIDA International Development*Daniil Lovska, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Marian Ivan Maximciuc, MIDA Organizational Leadership +James Mello, MSW Social Work

*Iana Melnyk, MIDA International Development *Anhelina Mykhalchuk, MIDA International Development *Dzhulai Myroslav, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Koshlata Nadiia, MIDA International Development *Kwame Addo Okyere, MIDA Organizational Leadership §Joel Paco, MIDA Organizational Leadership

*Natalia Vladimir Postolachi, MIDA Organizational Leadership

*Anna Prun, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Joseph Pasquale Leone Sabu, MIDA

International Development Anush Safaryan, MIDA International Development

*Aleksandr Savin, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Monkitsi Elias Moses Seoketsa, MIDA

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Interdisciplinary Thesis: Andrews University’s Thought Leadership Com-munication on LinkedIn: A Textual Analysis

Chair: Desrene Vernon-Brebnor*Kossi Dodzi Amegnito, MIDA International Development *Yves Nshokano Biganiro, GRCIND International Development *Donatien Bigiraneza, MIDA International Development *Koffi Folly, GRCIND International Development *Kevin Frederick Ivanoff Viera, MIDA Organizational Leadership *Dieudonné Lasndroma Kabdana, MIDA

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Division of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Undergraduate Students Fatima Anaya Jinan Abdul-Haqq, BS Biochemistry, Summa

Cum Laude +Daniel Efrain Arn, BS Mathematics, Summa Cum LaudeEliasz Bojko, BSE Engineering/Computer Engineering +Tyler A Braithwaite, BS Mathematics, Summa Cum Laude and

JN Andrews Honors ScholarArt to Influence Creativity in Algorithmic Composition

Jasmine Elisha Carcamo, BSE Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering

Emeline Marie Carter, BS Animal ScienceHannah Beatriz Castillo, BS Chemistry/American Chemical

Society, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarCopper (II) Sequestration by PAMAM Dendrimers in Tap Water

Erica Katherine Chapman, BS Animal Science Solange Natasha Christmas, BS General Studies,

Focus: Health Studies Mas Y Ann Domecillo, BS Biology/Biological Science

The Role of the Prodomain in the Folding of Carboxy-peptidase A1

Daniel S Fajardo, BS Biology/Biomedical, Cum LaudeLauren Noelle Francis, BS Animal Science Lyle Preston Goulbourne II, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa

Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors ScholarInterspecific and Ontogenic Differences in the Molar Occlusal Surfaces of Manatees (Sirenia: Trichechidae)

+Alyssa Raquel Henriquez, BS Biochemistry, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Optimization of an Integrated Cartridge System for Efficient Loading and Characterization of DNA through Microfluidic Platforms

Jonathan Ryan Homan, BS Mathematics, Physics, Summa Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Classifying Pretzel Links Obtained by Strong Fusion +Eric Takeru Inae, BS Mathematics, Summa Cum Laude and

JN Andrews Honors ScholarImproving Adversarial Attacks for Regression Problems in IoT

Ryan Arman Injety, BS Biology/Biomedical, Cum Laude

Lisa Louise Johnston, BS Physics, Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Identifying Persistent Micronceptions on Linear Equations

Lisa Kamikazi, BSE Engineering/Chemical Engineering *Lun H Kim, BS Biochemistry Steven Kevin Lall, BS Biology/Biomedical Ethan Jaewon Lee, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa Cum LaudeCameron James Maciel, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa

Cum LaudeMaria Magray, BS General Studies, Focus: Health SciencesAndras Muranyi, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa Cum Laude

and JN Andrews Honors ScholarAnalysis of Invasion Proteins MMP2, MMP9, ADAM12, and ADAM17 in Glioblastoma U87MG Cells Treated with Anti-cancer Compound 3, 4-dimethoxybenzaldehyde

Melani Murillo, BS Animal Science HeeYun Oh, BS Biology/Biomedical, Magna Cum Laude and

JN Andrews Honors ScholarThe Effect of Clay on the Inhibitory Effect of Mustard Seed Meal on Velvetleaf Seedling Growth

Neil Owen Pagunsan, BS General Studies Focus: Biology & Chemistry Sciences

Joshua Youngjin Pak, BS Biochemistry, Magna Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

The Chemical Challenge of Fixing NitrogenJie Qin, BS Biology/Biological Science Federico Adolfo Richter, BSE Engineering/

Electrical Engineering Lyndsey Rachel Saint-Jean, BS Biology/Biomedical Grant M Sajdak, BS Biochemistry, Magna Cum LaudeCoulter Sukumaran, BS Biophysics, Magna Cum LaudeEmma N Suvacarov, BS Biochemistry, Magna Cum LaudeIsabella Y Tessalee, BS Biochemistry, Cum Laude and JN

Andrews Honors ScholarSynthesis of Hybrid Anticancer Molecule Containing Isoxazoline: A Model Synthesis

Christopher Jericho Thomas-Binns, BS Animal Science

CommencementMay 8, 2022, 2 p.m.

College of Arts & SciencesEstablished 1874 Amy Rebok Rosenthal, Dean


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Heidi Tsang, BSE Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Mathematical Studies

Venecia Monarrez Venegas, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa Cum Laude

Jocean Junio Siqueira Vieira, BSE Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering

Jared S Wallen, BS Animal Science, Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Monitoring the Immune Status of Calves at the Agri-culture Education Center

Nels Orion Wangsness, BS Biochemistry, Cum Laude and JN Andrews Honors Scholar

Investigating the Fluorescent Properties of the Copper(II)-Dendrimer Complex

Seth Hunter Williams, BS Biology/Biomedical PAMAM Dendrimer Stability Analysis Using Size Exclusion Chromatography

Sydnee Renae Young, BS Animal Science, Cum LaudeSaul Marcelo Zuniga, BS Physics

Undergraduate Degrees Conferred December 31, 2021Daranthea Amanda Atmadja, BS Biochemistry, Summa

Cum LaudeKendra Ugundani Avila, BS General Studies

Focus: Health Studies Autumn Lee Bange, BS Mathematics Education, Secondary

Education, Cum LaudeDevaney Faith Bright, BS Animal Science Nicole Alyssa Evangelista, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa

Cum Laude +Juwel Tiffani Howard, BS Biology/Biomedical Stherline Larisma, BS Biology/Biomedical

*Joshua Lim Khye Shuen, BSE Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Magna Cum Laude

Reba Marlayna Perkins, BS General Studies Focus: Health Studies

Shelly Kim Rauser, BS Biology/Biomedical, Summa Cum Laude*ManSian Siam, BS Biology/Biomedical

Graduate StudentsJoshua Kiprono Rotich, MS Biology

Thesis: Temozolomide-Nsaid Mixtures and Novel Diclofenac-Purine Hybrids as Potential Antiglio-blastoma Agents

Chair: Denise L. Smith, Desmond H. MurrayRitchie Saint Jean, MS Biology

Thesis: Investigating the Function of Carboxypeptidase O Gene Paralogs from Xenopus Tropicalis

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Academic RegaliaAndrews University adheres to the academic costume code for universities in the United States, initially drafted in 1885 and revised in 1932. A committee on Acetonic Costumes and Ceremonies, appointed by the American Council on Education, has, on different occasions, reviewed the costume and made several significant changes.

The gown for the associate degree is gray in color and styled the same as a bachelor’s degree gown. The gown for the bachelor’s degree has pointed sleeves. It is designed to be worn closed. The gown for the master’s degree has an oblong sleeve, open at the wrist. The gown is designed to be worn open or closed. The gown for the doctoral degree has bell-shaped sleeves. It is designed to be worn open or closed. These gowns are usually black, but the Andrews University doctoral gown is dark blue and trimmed in black velvet with the University seal on the left lapel near the top.

The length of the hood worn for the bachelor’s degree, if one is used, is three feet; for the master’s degree, three and one-half feet; and for the doctoral degree, four feet. The hoods are lined with the official color or colors of the college or university conferring the degree. The Andrews University hood is lined with dark blue and gold. Inasmuch as members of the Andrews University faculties hold degrees from a large number of colleges and universities, space does not permit identification of each.

The colors of the velvet borders associated with the different fields of learning for degrees and adopted by Andrews University are as follows:

Agriculture ..............................MaizeArchitecture .............................Blue VioletArts, Letters, Humanities .........WhiteBusiness ....................................DrabDentistry ...................................Lilac Economics .................................CopperEducation ..................................Light BlueEngineering ...............................OrangeFine Arts ...................................BrownJournalism ................................CrimsonLaw ............................................Purple

Library Science .........................LemonMedicine ...................................Kelly GreenMusic .........................................PinkNursing .....................................ApricotPhilosophy ................................Dark BluePhysical Education ...................Sage GreenPhysical Therapy ......................TealPublic Health ............................Salmon PinkScience ......................................Golden YellowSocial Work ...............................CitronTheology, Ministry ...................Scarlet

At Andrews University undergraduate candidates wear hoods. They also wear cords or medallions signifying that they are members of a National Honor Society and graduating with honors. The identifying colors are as follows:

Graduating with Honors ........................................................ Gold, blue and white cord Graduating with a Cumulative GPA of 3.50 or Better ..................................White cord Member of a Departmental National Honor Society ........................................ Red cord Member of Phi Kappa Phi. ....................................................... Medallion on blue ribbon

The designation “J.N. Andrews Honors Scholar” signifies completion of the J. N. Andrews Honors Program’s Scholars’ Alternative General Education Studies curriculum, submission of a senior Honors Thesis, and achievement of a 3.5 overall GPA.

Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude or Cum Laude means an undergraduate student has the following minimum overall GPA earned on the A, B, C, D, F scale (A=4).

Summa Cum Laude ........................ 3.90–4.00 Magna Cum Laude .......................... 3.75–3.89 Cum Laude ..................................... 3.50–3.74

Additional cords, medallions and stoles worn at Andrews University ceremonies are as follows:

Andrews University student missionary/task force workers ...........................................................................Silver cord Military service ............................................................................................................................Red, white and blue cord Undergraduate Leadership certificate and minor graduates .............................................. Randall Leadership Medallion University-approved cultural stoles ....................................................................................See page 35 for a complete list Senior Philanthropy Medallion for philanthropic contribution to the Class Gift ....................University seal medallion

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Glossary of Degrees

AA Associate of ArtsAS Associate of ScienceAT Associate of TechnologyBA Bachelor of ArtsBBA Bachelor of Business AdministrationBFA Bachelor of Fine ArtsBHS Bachelor of Health ScienceBID Bachelor of Interior DesignBMus Bachelor of MusicBS Bachelor of ScienceBSA Bachelor of Science in ArchitectureBSCM Bachelor of Science in Construction ManagementBSE Bachelor of Science in EngineeringBSELED Bachelor of Science in Elementary EducationBSM Bachelor of Science in MusicBSMLS Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory ScienceBSN Bachelor of Science in NursingBSPH Bachelor of Science in Public HealthBSW Bachelor of Social WorkBT Bachelor of TechnologyCERTAF Certificate in Aviation FlightCERTAM Certificate in Aircraft MaintenanceCERTCD Certificate in Christian DiscipleshipCERTH Certificate in HorticultureCERTMG Certificate in Mission & Global AwareCERTMS Certificate in Ministry, SpanishDLead Doctor of LeadershipDMin Doctor of MinistryDMiss Doctor of MissiologyDNP Doctor of Nursing PracticeDPT Doctor of Physical Therapy

DScPT Doctor of Science in Physical TherapyEdD Doctor of EducationEdS Specialist in EducationGRCEAS Graduate Certificate in Ellen G White & Adventist

StudiesGRCEDL Graduate Certificate in Educational LeadershipGRCFLE Graduate Certificate in Family Life EducationGRCLEA Graduate Certificate in LeadershipGRCNUD Graduate Certificate in Nutrition & DieteticsGRCTSL Graduate Certificate in Teaching English as a

Second LanguageLICEN Licence in TheologyMA Master of ArtsMAPM Master of Arts in Pastoral MinistryMArch Master of ArchitectureMAT Master of Arts in TeachingMAYYAM Master of Arts in Youth & Young Adult MinistryMBA Master of Business AdministrationMDiv Master of DivinityMMus Master of MusicMPH Master of Public HealthMS Master of ScienceMSA Master of Science in AdministrationMSCID Master of Science in Community & International

DevelopmentMSMLS Master of Science in Medical Laboratory ScienceMSW Master of Social WorkPDCERT Post-Doctoral CertificatePhD Doctor of PhilosophyPMCERT Post-Masters CertificatetDPT Doctor of Physical Therapy

ThD Doctor of Theology

Cultural Stoles

Andrews University supports the wearing of University-approved stoles to celebrate the rich cultural diversity of our campus. The University-approved stoles are:

Adventist Colleges Abroad (ACA) Stole AULA Latino StoleEastern Asian Heritage StoleFilipino Bayani Stole

Indonesian Batik StoleKente StoleSouthern Asia Cultural Stole

Descriptions of these stoles can be found at andrews.edu/graduation/distinctions

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Membership in the Society of Andrews Scholars requires a minimum grade point average of 3.33, completion of the J.N. Andrews Honors Program’s Scholars’ Alternative General Education Studies curriculum, and submission of a se-nior Honors Thesis. Those students who meet the previous criteria and attain an overall GPA of 3.5 earn the additional designation “J.N. Andrews Honors Scholar.” The designation “J.N. Andrews Honors Scholar” reflects an undergradu-ate student’s dedication to independent scholarship, interdisciplinary study, the integration of faith and learning, and abiding intellectual curiosity. Each scholar is expected to display the same pioneering spirit as John Nevins Andrews (1829–1883)—scholar, theologian, missionary and third president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adven-tists—who provided the name for this university and the ethos invigorating its mission. A statue of Andrews and his family stands just outside Pioneer Memorial Church.

The Society of Andrews Scholars Undergraduate Honors Program

*Elizabeth Anne Atencio*Tyler A Braithwaite*Reise Jun Campbell-Yoo*Hannah Beatriz Castillo*Isabelle Paes DiasMas Y Ann Domecillo

*Joshua Michael Dulcich*Matthew Ryan Dulcich*Lyle Preston Goulbourne II*Alyssa Raquel Henriquez*Jonathan Ryan Homan*Eric Takeru Inae

*Lisa Louise Johnston*Kurt Allen Kuhlman*Moriah K McDonald*Andras MuranyiAdrian Negrea

*HeeYun Oh*Joshua Youngjin Pak*Andrew Mitchell Remmers*Jessica S Rim*Marvin A Schatzschneider*Adoniah Chris Simon*Elianna Y Srikureja

*Emma L Tennyson*Isabella Y Tessalee*Taylor Elaine Uphus*Jared S Wallen*Nels Orion Wangsness

*Indicates J.N. Andrews Honors Scholar

Undergraduate Leadership Certificate and Minor

Undergraduate Leadership helps students identify their unique strengths and hone their abilities to make a difference. The certificate is a concentrated curriculum that allows students to clarify their contribution to the community. The minor builds on the certificate by diving deeper into the mechanics of leadership. Students engage in a leadership practicum, receiving mentor-ing, accumulating a knowledge base, and designing a growth plan. With a change project and portfolio in hand, they enter the workforce with the confidence and skills to contribute to the “legacy of leadership” of J.N. Andrews.

The Randall Leadership Medallion is awarded to students who have completed the academic requirements and embody the characteristics represented by the symbols on the medallion.

The Lion and the Lamb—Spiritual Leadership, Courage, ServanthoodThe Spyglass—Intentionality, Vision, Leadership CapacitiesThe Oak Tree—Continual Growth of Character, LegacyShaking Hands—Relationships, Teamwork, Collaboration

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Members of National & International Honors Societies

Alpha Mu Gamma (International Language Studies)

Grecia Aisley CastilloTyler Alexis Jean

Lisiane Gaparayi Umuhire

Beta Beta Beta (Biology)

Mas Y Ann DomecilloDaniel S FajardoAlayna Hebert

Juwel Tiffani HowardStherline Larisma

Cameron James MacielAndras Muranyi

Jie QinJoshua Kiprono Rotich

Lyndsey Rachel Saint-JeanManSian Siam

Venecia Monarrez VenegasSeth Hunter Williams

Delta Mu Delta (Business)

Nathanael Enoch GreenhawChaelynn Lee

Marvin A Schatzschneider

Lambda Pi Eta (Communication)

Moriah K McDonald

Phi Alpha (Social Work)

Grace Elizabeth BellAlexander Gietsel

Kiley Jade Johnson

James MelloTerrance Preston Trecartin

Phi Delta Phi (History)

Kimberly CardenasJenna Elise Donaldson

Gamma Sigma Epsilon (Chemistry)

Fatima Anaya Jinan Abdul-HaqqDaranthea Amanda Atmadja

Hannah Beatriz CastilloDaniel S Fajardo

Alyssa Raquel HenriquezJoshua Youngjin Pak

Grant M SajdakEmma N Suvacarov

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Phi Kappa Phi

Nana Ama Obenewaa Akoto-BoatengAmanda Asantewaa Asafo-adjei

Daranthea Amanda AtmadjaReise Jun Campbell-YooHannah Beatriz Castillo

Elizabeth Andrea CisnerosLisa Yi-Lian Hsu DeWittJenna Elise DonaldsonMatthew Ryan Dulcich

Esther GreenElmer Arrais Guzman

Chad Ingalls HowlandShelby Lynn HuseEric Takeru Inae

Sara Suzanne KimJames Mello

Michael Christian Orellana MendezJessica S Rim

Marvin A SchatzschneiderKhen Kopmuan Tungnung

Odiaka Gregory Walker

Pi Mu Epsilon (Mathematics)

Daniel Efrain ArnAutumn Lee BangeTyler A Braithwaite

Reise Jun Campbell-YooJasmine Elisha CarcamoHannah Beatriz CastilloJoshua Michael DulcichMatthew Ryan Dulcich

Daniel S FajardoJonathan Ryan Homan

Eric Takeru Inae

Patricia JenneshaLisa Louise Johnston

Jazmyne LavalasJoshua Lim Khye Shuen

Adrian NegreaJessica S Rim

Grant M SajdakKhen Kopmuan Tungnung

Jonathan WatsonTsz Yi Yeung

Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics)

Jonathan Ryan HomanLisa Louise JohnstonCoulter Sukumaran

Sigma Tau Delta (English)

Alyssa Raquel HenriquezMoriah K McDonaldPearl Mildred Parker

Elianna Y SrikurejaTaylor Elaine Uphus

Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science)

Kimberly CardenasJenna Elise Donaldson

Kurt Allen KuhlmanKevin Lopez

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Theta Alpha Kappa (Religion)

Trisha Eulene BroyReise Jun Campbell-Yoo

Roselene CelinyElaine Sant’Anna Cruz

Walther Kenneth DavilaSean C Day

Jocias Jafet DiazMatthew Diaz

Zachariah Keegan FossmeyerJunior Fernando Garcia

Carl Eugene GoffGena Alethea Gordon

Esther GreenNakwon Ji

Edwin Ledezma

Jose Juan Martinez IIISungjoon Min

Kendra MirandaAdalberto Elizondo Olazaran

Eliphaz OmoteSeonghyeon Park

Stephen Moe Tha PoAndriamparany Beson Rabelohataona

Jajuan Jamal SandersKrysten Thomas

Odiaka Gregory WalkerJoshua T Whitman

Chun Yin YeungLoren Yutuc

Student Missionaries and Taskforce Workers

Andrews University is pleased its legacy instills the value of service in the current generation. These young people are not content with the status quo and believe change can occur through the courage and hard work of an individual. Many stu-dents are now planning a gap year of service as part of their college education. They are called "student missionaries" or "task force workers" but ultimately they are volunteers following a higher calling. Taking a year off, putting their academic program, social life, career plans and relationships all on hold is not an easy choice or one to be taken lightly. This is a path paved with character-building challenges.

We wish to thank them for their spirit of service and know that those moments have changed not only their own but the lives of those they served. (Volunteers are wearing silver cords.)

May the LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, and be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace.

Numbers 6:24–26 (NKJV)

Maci ChenElizabeth CisnerosKyra CollinsHeidi DavisAshlyn Howell

Megan NapodNaissa NdiayeVivian RaimundoTrinity SulgerLisiane Umuhire

Tau Sigma Delta (Architecture)

Morgan Ashton BlandMichaela Noelle Broyer

Jo-Elisa Vic-ita ClarkeSara Nicole Conner

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Off-Campus Locations

Centro Universitario Adventista de Sao PauloEast Sahel Union MissionHong Kong Adventist CollegeMiddle East UniversityNewbold CollegePolish Senior College of Theology & HumanitiesUkrainian Adventist Center of Higher Education

Universitatea Adventus din CernicaUniversity of Eastern AfricaUniversity of Southern CaribbeanVietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City National Economics University Taiwan Adventist CollegeZaokski Theological Seminary

Countries Represented by the 2022 Graduates

Argentina Armenia Bahamas Bangladesh BelizeBermuda Bolivia Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burundi Canada Chad Chile China Colombia Congo Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) Cuba Democratic Republic of CongoDominican Republic

Ethiopia Germany GhanaGreece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hong Kong India Indonesia ItalyJamaica Kenya Republic of South Korea Kyrgyzstan Liberia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Mexico Moldova

Myanmar Netherlands Antilles Nicaragua Nigeria Peru Philippines Poland Romania Russia Rwanda Saint Lucia Saudi Arabia Sint Maarten South Africa South Sudan Sri Lanka Sudan Taiwan Togo Trinidad and Tobago Ukraine United Arab Emirates

United States of America Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Zambia Zimbabwe

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GRADUATION DECORUMWe request your cooperation in refraining from applause until all the names in a division are called.

This will insure that each candidate’s name is heard, and by not applauding individual candidates we protect from embarrassment those for whom no one might be available to applaud.

The college deans will indicate when it is appropriate to applaud.

Nicole Boddeti, President

Elizabeth Escobar, Vice President

Jonathan Homan, Secretary

Gabriel Palacios, Treasurer

Radja Butarbutar, Pastor

Lance Johnson, Public Relations

Melody Page, Sponsor

Senior Class Officers2021–2022

Dongchan Kim, President

HeeYun Oh, Religious Vice President

Taylor Biek, Social Vice President

Alyssa Henriquez, Student Movement Editor

Hawi Gude, Parliamentarian

Joshua Pak, Student Services Director

Andrews University Student Association

Officers 2022 Graduates SPRING GRADUATION LIVE STREAM & VIDEOFamily and friends who are not able to attend the main graduation services can watch live at andrews.edu/livestream.

Professionally produced video of each service will also be available on the Andrews University YouTube channel after the services: andrews.edu/go/youtube.

The Senior Class of 2022 proudly presents our senior class gift to the Andrews University community via our partnership with Bird. Founded in 2017 by a former executive of Lyft and Uber, Bird is an electric scooter company that provides an on-demand, dockless electric scooter service. Riders can find and rent electric scooters with their smartphone app and drop off at almost any safe site near their destination. Riders utilize in-app maps to locate an electric scooter and reserve them for safe and environmentally-friendly transportation.

Partnering together with Bird, the Senior Class of 2022 endeavors to better connect students with the surrounding communities of Berrien Springs and Oronoko Township. Bridging the gap between traditional public infrastructure and private transportation, students will be able to zip to and from their destination, whether that be from class to class or downtown Berrien Springs. With this class gift, we hope to boldly embody our school motto, “World Changers Made Here.”

Class Gift

2022

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Pinning and Dedication Ceremonies

Thursday, May 5, 6 p.m. Eastern Asian Heritage Stole Ceremony, Berrien Springs Korean SDA Church

Thursday, May 5, 8:30 p.m. Black Student Christian Forum (BSCF) Rite of Passage (Stole) Ceremony University Towers Auditorium

Friday, May 6, 1 p.m. School of Engineering Graduation Celebration, Garber Auditorium, Chan Shun Hall

Friday, May 6, 3:30 p.m. Seminary Dedication Service, Seminary Chapel

Friday, May 6, 5 p.m. Teacher Dedication Ceremony, Newbold Auditorium, Buller Hall

Saturday, May 7, 11:45 a.m. New Life Fellowship Graduation Celebration, Howard Performing Arts Center

Saturday, May 7, 3 p.m. Department of History & Political Science Reception, Buller Hall 135

Saturday, May 7, 4 p.m. Department of Religion & Biblical Languages Senior Dedication Newbold Auditorium, Buller Hall

Saturday, May 7, 4:30 p.m. School of Nursing Pinning Ceremony, Pioneer Memorial Church

Saturday, May 7, 5 p.m. School of Business Administration Ethics Oath Ceremony, Chan Shun Hall Lobby

Saturday, May 7, 5:30 p.m. School of Population Health, Nutrition & Wellness Annual Senior Dedication Ceremony, Howard Performing Arts Center

Saturday, May 7, 5:30 p.m. BSW and MSW Social Work Graduation Celebration University Towers Auditorium

Saturday, May 7, 6 p.m. Andrews University Latino Association (AULA) Latino/a Recognition Ceremony Seminary Chapel

Program NotesThe Processional

Regalia: A Grand Processional on DiaDemata, by Kenneth Logan, professor of music, received its premiere presentations at the Andrews University spring 2001 commencements. University President Niels-Erik Andreasen commissioned Regalia in August 1999 for use in University commencements. Its title draws inspiration both from the traditional “regalia” garments of commencement services and from a hymn text associated with the hymn tune on which the composition is based. DIADEMATA is that grand melody graced by the regal words, “Crown Him with many crowns, The Lamb upon His throne; Hark! How the heavenly anthem drowns, All music but its own!...” (Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal, No. 223)

Thus, on this ceremonial occasion the organ processional evokes this surpassing context—the resplendent coronation of Jesus Christ—in which all earthly ceremony pales by comparison. In keeping with University tradition, Regalia provides distinct fanfares before the processionals of graduates, faculty and president’s party. In the remaining sections the emphasis falls on transformations of the DIADEMATA melody.

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STATEMENT OF MISSION

Andrews University, a distinctive Seventh-day Adventist Christian institution, transforms its students by educating them to seek knowledge and affirm faith in order to change the world.

Andrews University students will:

SEEK KNOWLEDGE as they

• Engage in intellectual discovery and inquiry

• Demonstrate the ability to think clearly and critically

• Communicate effectively

• Understand life, learning, and civic responsibility from a Christian point of view

• Demonstrate competence in their chosen disciplines and professions

AFFIRM FAITH as they

• Develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ

• Deepen their faith commitment and practice

• Demonstrate personal and moral integrity

• Embrace a balanced lifestyle, including time for intellectual, social, spiritual, and

physical development

• Apply understanding of cultural differences in diverse environments

CHANGE THE WORLD as they go forth to

• Engage in creative problem-solving and innovation

• Engage in generous service to meet human needs

• Apply collaborative leadership to foster growth and promote change

• Engage in activities consistent with the worldwide mission of the Seventh-day

Adventist Church

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Adapt. by Opal H. Young

Andrews University Commencement Weekend

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