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Commencement
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Gommencement Ceremony

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...................... ..........John F. Fleischauer, Ph.D.
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

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Gary S. Grant, Ph.D., Conductor

Prelude
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ACADEMIC PROCESSIONAL

Pomp and Circumstance
Edward Elgar

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

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Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Star-Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key

..... >...............The Rev. Mark Nowak
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church
Edinboro, Pennsylvania

Invocation

........... President Foster F. Diebold
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

President's Welcome

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Peter van den Honert, D.M.A., Conductor

America the Beautiful
Samuel Ward

............ President Foster F. Diebold

Awarding of Honorary Doctorate.........
Eiji Oue

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Conferring of Degrees .............................

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Fanfare and Recessional
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The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the singing of the National Anthem
and the Alma Mater.

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The Commencement
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The University Marshal
The University President
The Trustees of the University

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The mace, twenty-seven inches in length, is topped by a sterling
silver sphere studded with circular cabochon rubies, secured by bezels.
The collar of the mace is inlaid with ebony, alternated with silver relief
fleur-de-lis design elements. The cultured pearjs mounted in cups encir­
cle the bottom of the collar symbolizing the thirteen state colleges of
Pennsylvania. The shaft of the mace is composed of Brazilian rosewood
sections, separated by sterling silver rings. The mace is terminated by a
cast sterling silver finial; the five cultured pearls represent the existing
curricula. The rib-like cone form is terminated by a small silver sphere
symbolizing the world.

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Colors Distinctive of the
Disciplines and Professions

The ceremonial mace, a symbol of presidential authority, is car­
ried at the head of the academic procession by the University Marshal,
Dr. Bob Wallace. A gift of the Alumni Association, the mace was
designed and executed by Professor Henry Katzwinkel and Dr. Sey­
mour Blinderman, former chairman of the Art Department. It was first
used at the inauguration of Edinboro State College President Chester T.
McNerney, in 1967.

The Ceremonial Mace

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Citron........................................................... .......... Social Work
Copper...................... ..............................................Economics
Crimson.......................................................... ......Journalism
Drab....................................... ................................. Business

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Silver Gray....................................
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Lilac............................................................. .C........ ^Dentistry

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A symbol of presidential authority, the first presidential medal­
lion was presented to Foster F. Diebold during the May, 1981 commence­
ment ceremonies. It is permanently housed in the president's office and
will be presented to successive presidents. Designed and executed by
Mr. Henry Katzwinkel, professor of art, the sterling silver medallion
consists of a three and one-half inch pectoral pendant featuring on its
face the sunken crest of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. On the
reverse side is the figure of a Gordon Highlander with pipes. To the
right of the piper is the Cross of St. Andrew. To the left is the Cross of
England. Flanking the figure is the date 1857, the opening year of the
University, and garland thistles. In the background are the hills of Scot­
land, and beneath the piper is an open book, symbol of knowledge.

The Presidential Medallion

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Scarlet..................... .........................7......... .......... Theology

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Purple.......... ....................... .................................. Law

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Orange......... .....................
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Salmon Pink...................... .7.^.................... .......... Public Health

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Olive Green........................................................... Pharmacy
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The metal working processes incorporated in the ceremonial
mace include turning, forging, inlaying, stone setting, and lost wax cen­
trifugal casting.

Gold Stoles ....................... ........ .........:....................!..........Summa Cum Laude
White Stoles .............................................. ............................ Magna Cum Laude
Red Stoles......................... .7................ ................................................. Cum Laude

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The pendant descends from a shield containing a triple-towered
castle, the symbol of defense, protection, and strength. The collar of the
medallion is comprised of a series of two-inch shields, alternately bear­
ing three different designs; the meigle, an interlacing knotwork peculiar
to the Pictish school of Celtic art; the Tudor rose design; and "ESC" in
' interlocking letters on a background of tabby weaving. Connecting each
of the collar shields is a Cross of St. George, representing the union of
Scotland and England. The entire medallion was fabricated and cast in
the cire perdue (lost wax) process.

Gold Cords ........................................University Honors Program Graduate
Red Cords............................ ........................... Departmental Honor Graduate

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The gown, the cap, and th^ hood, representing the major compo­
nents of the academic dress, are a ceremonial inheritance from the
medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, where dress
was the outward sign of privilege and responsibility. The academic
dress worn by those participating in today's academic processional sym­
bolizes the level of their academic attainment and the institution they
attended.

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University Marshal

A native of Florida, Dr. Wallace earned a bachelor's degree in broad­
casting from the University of Florida in 1962. He received a master's in
radio and television from Indiana University (Bloomington) in 1965 and
completed his doctorate in communications technology at the University of

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Pittsburgh in 1976.

Although the gown is more frequently black, certain universities have
authorized the use of colored gowns. The bachelor's and master's gowns
are fashioned from black serge. The yoke for the bachelor's gown is
designed to be worn closed and features long, flowing ^nd pointed
sleeves. The master's gown is designed to be worn open or closed. Its
sleeves are very long with square ends, and the front part has ^ arc cut
away. The arms protrude through a slit at the elbow, The gown for the
with wide Velvet panels. The sleeves are loose and bell-shaped with
three bars of velvet in black or the color of the discipline in which the
doctorate was obtained.

His career began while still a student at the University of Florida.
In 1961 he was an annoimcer for WRUF-FM, die campus radio station, and
from 1960 to 1962 he served as production assistant for WUFT, the
University's television Studio. While at Indiana he served as graduate
assistant and production assistant in the departments of radio/television
and radio and television service.
In 1964-65, Dr. Wallace served as an instructor and producer of radio
programs at Okeechobee High School in Florida, before joining the faculty
of Edinboro University in 1965.
Among his many professional memberships are Phi Delta Kappa,
the executive board of the International Associatioii of Business Communi­
cators, Community Access Producers of Erie, the executive board of the
Northwest Pennsylvania ITV Council, the Pennsylvania Learning Resource
Association, the Erie Ad Club, Pennsylvania Distance Education Consor­
tium, Society of Professional Journalists, and the Speech Communication
Association of Permsylvania. He also serves as faculty advisor to ENN, the
Edinboro News Network, a student-produced weekly news show.

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Hood
The most outstanding feature of the academic dress is the hood. It is
usually worn only for the master's and the doctor's degrees. The doctor's
hood is longer than the master's hood and has distinguished panels. The
college or the university granting the degree is indicated by the color of
the hood lining. The velvet trim of the hood indicates the field in which
the degree was granted.

During his distinguished career at Edinboro, Dr. Wallace has com­
bined instructional and administrative responsibilities, teaching speech and
broadcast media courses while developing the University's media services
department, which trains students in professional television and film pro­
duction and produces instructional and promotional media for the various
University departments. He has served on a number of committees, includ­
ing the College-Wide Curriculum Committee, the Media Task Force, the
Tenure Committee, and the College Senate. He is also a member of the
regional selection panel for Community Programming Network National
Distribution and a member of the MillCreek School District's Library
Advisory Council.

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The standard cap is the mortarboard, usually the color of the gown. The
tassel is black for the baccalaureate and master's degree and is worn
over the left front quarter of the cap. The tassel for die doctor's mortar­
board is of gold thread. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the right side
of the cap until the moment the degree is conferred by the president.

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Last year. Dr. Wallace was selected to receive the Governor's
Highway Safety Award for contributions made to anti-drinking and driving
public service announcements. For the third year in a row, his television
production students earned first place in the "Drugged and Drunken
Driving" public service announcement competition. In addition to "Best of
Show," other student entries won in the categories of best message, best
technical, and most original.

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Carrying the ceremonial mace and leading the academic procession
at today's Commencement ceremony is Dr. Bob Wallace, professor in the
department of speech and communication studies and director of television

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Regional Broadcasting Council.
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President Poster E Diebold

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Now in his 16th year as president of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania,
Foster R Diebold is the fourteenth chief executive officer of the institution of high­
er learning that has come to acclaim in the last decade as one of Pennsylvania's
and the nation's finest. F|e has brought a vigorous educational and moral leader­
ship, a strengthening of the spirit of community, a clear sense of direction and pur­
pose, and a dimension of multicultural pluralism and diversity.

Eiji Oue, music director and conductor of the Erie Philharmonic
Orchestra, has been selected to receive the degree Doctor of Humane Letters
(litterarum humaniorum doctor, honoris causa) at today's Commencement

Much has been accomplished during f’resident Diebold's tenure. The Uni­
versity has returned to financial health. Significant facilities and grounds improve­
ments have been achieved/ with several of the historic structures ofi campus
restored to their original splendor. Academic programs have beeri'emphasized
and improved, with more than ido degree offerings now available. Enrollment
gains have been unprecedented in both numbers and academic quality. Interna­
tional linkages have been established with institutions in several other countries,
and Edinboro University's program for students with disabilities continues ta gar­
ner acclaim as one of the finest among all colleges and universities in the United
States. Widely recognized as a leader in education both here and abroad. President
Diebold has positioned Edinboro University to meet the challenges of the 1990s, as
well as those that will face public higher education in the 21st century.

Eiji Oue

- The Orange, New Jersey, native is a graduate of Monmouth College and also holds a master of arts in educational
administration from Seton Hall University. He has met coursework requirements for a doctorate in education at Rutgers
University and is currently completing the dissertation requirement for the Ph.D. program in highgr education at the Uni­
versity of Pittsburgh.
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Prior to his presidency of Edinboro Uiuversity, President Diebold was president of the University of Alaska from
1977 to 1979, Before that, hewas executive secretary to the Board of Regents and special assistant to the president of the
University of Alaska Statewide System. From 1969 to 1976, he was director of Development and Planning at Kean College
in New Jersey and a member of the graduate faculty at thatlnstitution; and from 1965 to 1969, he was assistant superin­
tendent of the Neptune Township (New Jersey) Public Schools.
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Recognized for his extensive experience in the field of education management. President Diebold's scholarly
, achievements in the discipline of applied ethics in higher education deserve special mention. The model statement he
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unanimously adopted by that professional organization and published as policy for the chief executives of its nearly 400
member institutions nationwide. It is the first formally adopted ethical practices and policy statement for higher educa­
tion presidents.
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For his leadership on an international scale and for his many contributions to the advancement of higher educa­
tion and enrichment of an emerging culture in Pakistan, President DieboTd was decorated with prestigious gold medals
from three of the eight Pakistani universities with which Edinboro University maintains formal academic linkages.
' President Diebold was also honored by the Government of Pakistan with the awarding of the degree of Doctor of Laws
(honoris cttusd), presented at the Government House in the City of Karachi. Edinboro also has linkage agreements with
institutions in the Peoples'Republic of China, Cuba and in the Kingdom of Morocco.
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A staunch advocate of a statewide system of public universities in Pennsylvania, President Diebold supported
the enabling legislation fqr Ihe State System of Higher Education (Act 188 of 1982) and saw the State System come to exjstence in 1983 as a member of the transition team. He currently serves on the System’s Executive Council of Presidents and
On the boards of the Pennsylvania Academy for the Profession of Teaching, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference,
and the Dixon University Center at Harrisburg.
President Diebold’s stature in American higher education has been recognized by sever^high-level appoint­
ments. He was named to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, the leading national organization devoted to
building constructive relationships between the two countries. He was also appointed to the Leadership Council of the
Northeast-Midwest Institute, a regional component of the Center for Regional Policy, and to the Pennsylvania Humani­
ties Council, the private, non-profit group promoting statewide public understanding of the humanities.

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A native of Hiroshima, Japan, Oue began his musical training at the age
of four. He studied conducting with Hideo Saito at the Toho School of Music
and with Larry Livingston at the New England Conservatory. In 1978, he was
invited to participate in the conducting program at the Tanglewood Music
Center. He returned there in 1980 and received the Koussevitzky Memorial
Fellowship Prize. The following year he won the Hans Haring First Prize in a
conductor's competition at the Salzburg Mozarteum, and in 1982 he made his
west coast debut at the Hollywood Bowl with the Los Angeles Philharmonic x
Institute Orchestra.
Before coming to Erie in 1990, Oue served as associate conductor of the
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and music director of the Boston Mozarteum
Chamber Orchestra. His conducting career includes the Santa Cecilia Orchestra
in Rome, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the Oakland Symphony Orchestra,
the Springfield Symphony, the Pro Arte Chamber and Hartford Symphony
Orchestras, and the New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra.
Oue also served as principal conductor of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute Young Artists Orchestra and appeared as a guest conductor of
the All-Eastem Festival Orchestra, New England Conservatory Symphony and
Repertory Orchestras, Oberlin Conservatory Orchestra, and the Florida AllState Orchestra. He completed further studies with several of the mostrenowned twentieth century conductors, including Leonard Bernstein, Seiji
Ozawa, Andre Previn, Sir Colin Davis, and Kurt Mosur.
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In the summer of 1985 Maestro Oue toured internationally with the late
Leonard Bernstein, conducting the European Community Youth Orchestra. The
tour, dedicated to world peace, performed in Athens, Hiroshima, Vienna and
Budapest. In 1990 he once again shared the podium with Bernstein during a
summer tour of European cities, including Leningrad, Paris and Milan. That
year, Oue also led the London Symphony Orchestra during a tour of Japan,
including a performance for the emperor and empress.
Oue's long-time dedication to the training and education of young’
musicians is evidenced by his active participation with several premier organi­
zations. He served the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and the
Empire State Youth Orchestra as music director and led the former on several
international tours, most recently a concert tour of Japan. He has continued his
mission to bring music to the masses by making public appearances throughout
the Erie area.
His recordings include Mahler's Symphony No. 1, Bizet's Carmen,
Holst's The Planets, Ravel's Alborada Del Graczoso, and Respighi's Pines of Rome.
On May 6,1995, Oue completed his fifth and final season with the Erie
Philharmonic before assuming the position of music director of the prestigious
Minnesota Orchestra in Minneapolis. After only five seasons in Erie, he leaves
the Orchestra much richer - both spiritually and financially.
Oue's doctoral citation reads: "In recognition of your leadership in the
arts, which has had positive and profound effects upon the lives of individuals
and institutions; for your consummate artistry and compelling advocacy for the
arts; for your enthusiastic development of the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra and
your many contributions to the enrichment of civic and community life; for
your commitment to the training and education of young musicians, which has
sustained your work with youth in Erie and around the world; and for your
service in the cause of international understanding and world peace through
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Christine Denise Bossard - Cum

Susan Beth Bjomholm
Walter Loren Daughenbaugh - Cum
Jennifer Lynn Harrington
Amy Elizabeth Kermerly

Jennifer Rose Brough

David William Kerstetter - Magna

Kim Petrie Jeffery
Dana Dianne Kuhn

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Mary Tracy Gutfreund
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Ronald David Preisach Jr.

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Mohammad Rashed Bin Mumen^

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Brian Elliot Baker - Magna
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Douglas Wa)me Merritt

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Cynthia Beth Oluszak

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Timothy Martin McDowell

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Penny L. Wells

Travis Douglas Davey
Larry John Drake Jr.

Teresa Michelle Wagner - Magna
Stephanie Thoms Ward

Lisa Marie Welch
David Earl Wellman
Melissa Ann White - Ma^a

Nancy J. Bennett
Kathleen Denise Brown
Andrea Cancilla
Beth Ann Cannon
Sheri Ann Coletta
Anneka Lynn Cofnell
Kimberly W. Edel
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Beth Ann Nagy
Bridgit Lynne Neghiu
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Ronald Jeffrey Sampson

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Sue Ellen Helmbreck, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1983
Raymond Russell Joneg, B.A., Penn State University-Behrend, 1993 ^

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Wesley Earl McClimans
Kathleen Audrey Mitchell

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Heather Jo Stake
Linda H. Starr

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Hattie Anna Bailey
Melissa Rene Beailchat
Jennifer Ann Booth

Heidi Ann LaDow

Carla J. McNulty - Cum
Carol Cornish McWilliams - Summa

Gail Lynn Reed
Bunni Lynn Seykoski - Cum
Melanie Suzanne Skolny

Robin Lynn Borstorff, B.S., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1985
Tina Marie Byers4B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1991

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Heather Lynn Pingel

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Karen Jeanne McMahan, B.S.> Allegheny College, 1991
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Debbe A. Marcinko, B.S.N., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986

Patrick David Collins

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Mary T. Bdtes, B.A.^ Mercyhurst College, 1973 X^

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Lorraine Sue Loper, B,A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1976

Karen Rae Jacobson
Susan L)mn Jandt
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Susan Lynn Kovacsics-Bobosky
Beverly Ann Logue .
Monica Shamar Long

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Beatrice Crilley, B.S., California Univer^ty of Pennsylvania, 1976

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Stefanie Lyn Young

Janie Lee Claypool - Cum

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Edward Theodore Kpbierski
Jeffery A. Wilcox

Deborah Ann Wasson - Summa
Michele L. Wedzikowski - Summa

Jenna Christa Basinger

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Kristine Lee Usher - Magna

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Larry Allen Klemm
Candace Joy Lynch

Mary Theresa Graziano
Erica Danielle Hite - Cum

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Secondary Education Biology

The following degree candidates have earned at least sixty-four credits as undergraduate students of Edinboro University and
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Sara Marie Berrier - Magna
Mark David Von Dingman - Magna

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James Wilson McCandless Jr.
Michelle Lynn McCullough - Magna

Chris Ellen Crawford

Debra Lynn Musiak - Cum

Beth Marie Hrabosky

Lori Jean Nageotte - Summa
Leslie Ann Palmer - Summa

Susan Lynne Turk

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Kay W)mne Partch

Linda Marie Fowlie

Jeanne Scheffner Peck
Kimberly Baird Schaffner

Lisa Hamilton Graff
Daniel James Helmbrecht

Eric Matthew Scott
Timothy Michael Spaeder

Man-Nei Hui

Edward B. Sutton

Laurie A. Kantz

Jessica Lesley Vincent
Deborah Ann Wasson
Michele L. Wedzikowski

Edith Marie Leute

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Christine Mae Pyle - Cum

Stacy Lynn Bower

Leslie Ann Palmer

Pamela Renee Elder
John J. Estok

Cathlene Joanne Criss - Magna
Lisa Marie Simonsen - Cum

Suzanne Gail Daniel

Yuntao S. Liu
Carol Cornish McWilliams

Nicole Ljmne Willey

Lori Jean Nageotte

Joseph M. Yeager

Brenda Higley Card - Cum
Richard Chad Dailey

Secondary Education Social Science

Rena Joann Mott - Magna
Ansel John Pierce
Nicole Lynne Willey - Summa
Louise Aime Willman

Melissa Grace Engel
William Charles Holleran III
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Michael James Jewell

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Nathan William Leopold
Peter Michael Murphy
Jayme Luke Obenrader - Cum
Christian Michael Riess

Mark Andrew Hopkins
Dave Carman Nowacki

Brian Elliot Baker

Pamela Munson Luper

Brandy Nicole Berlin

Michelle Lynn McCullough
Christopher Claude McConnell

Sara Marie Berrier
Gregory Alden Cardef

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Cathlene Joarme Criss
Mark David Von Dingman

Martin Anthony Vallecorsa

Rochelle Lee Emerick

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Carolyn Sue Rea

Kimber James Forrester

Glenn John Reeher

Ronald Joseph Gentile

Amy Lynn Scott
AtsushiShimo

Susan Lorraine Gobbel
Kristi L. Halloran
Niki Lynne Harless

Christine Joy Smith
Kelly Lewis Spence
Patricia Ann Strader

Daniel J. Heath

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Brian Lee Thummler

Susan Lyim Young Howe
Susan Marie Hynes

Robert Dale Timco
Kristine Lee Usher

Asif Jaffar

Louis Vitale

David William Kerstetter
Lisa Ann Ketterer
Juli Ann Lloyd

Teresa Michelle Wagner

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Andrew John Mumford
Michele Lynette Norton

Mark A. Clason

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Tracy Lyn Auell

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Amy Lynn Marino

Laura Lea Baker

Kendall McHose
Carla J. McNulty

Denver Joseph Blair
Christine Denise Bossard
Patrick Sean Brady

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Cindy Ann Chapman

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Stephanie Burger Duda

Darcy A. Schmitt
Stephanie Judith Schroeder

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Michelle Ferguson

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Stephen D. Foster

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John Edward Gilmore

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Harold Robert Jackson Jr.

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Tracey Michelle Harakal
James Glenn Henry
PJolly Joy Higgins

Nicole Lee Soliday
Talya Solomon
Tracey Janine Steele
Corinne Elizabeth Stukas

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David William Kerstetter

Niki Lynne Harless

Amy Lynn Martin

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Johnmarc Alden Johnson

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Nicole Lynne Willey

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Hail to thee, our Alma Mater glorious;
Fresh wreaths we bring to bind thy brow.
Trials have passed and thou has stood victorious;
Never fairer, never statelier than now.
O Edinboro, Edinboro,
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Edinboro University
of Pennsylvania
December 10,1995

Commencement Ceremony
Convocation......... .............................................................................................................................................Robert C. Weber, Ph.D.
Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Prelude

..... S3nnphonic Wind Ensemble
Gary S. Grant, Ph.D., Conductor

Pomp and Circumstance.................... .......ACADEMIC PROCESSIONAL ....................................Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Edward Elgar
Star-Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key

.. David Herendeen, D.M.A.
Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Invocation...................................................... ....................................................................................................Xhe Rev. Mark Nowak
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church
Edinboro, Pennsylvania
President's Welcome

.......... . President Foster F. Diebold
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

America the Beautiful
Samuel Ward

...................................... University Chorale
Peter van den Honert, D.M.A., Conductor

Awarding of Honorary Doctorate
Louis J. Porreco

President Foster F. Diebold

Commencement Address ..... ..................................................................................................................... Philip P. Kerstetter, Ph.D.
Dean of Education and Acting Dean of Liberal Arts
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Presentation of Candidates

Robert C. Weber

Conferring of Degrees

President Foster F. Diebold

Alma Mater

................ David Herendeen
Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Benediction

The Rev. Mark Nowak

Fanfare and Recessional
Edward Elgar

RECESSIONAL

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the singing of the National Anthem
and the Alma Mater.

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Academic Vestments

The gown, the cap, and the hood, representing the major compo­
nents of the academic dress, are a ceremonial inheritance from the
medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, where dress
was the outward sign of privilege and responsibility. The academic
dress worn by those participating in today's academic processional sym­
bolizes the level of their academic attainment and the institution they
attended.

Gown
Although the gown is more frequently black, certain universities have
authorized the use of colored gowns. The bachelor's and master's gowns
are fashioned from black serge. The yoke for the bachelor's gown is
designed to be worn closed and features long, flowing and pointed
sleeves. The master's gown is designed to be worn open or closed. Its
sleeves are very long with square ends, and the front part has an arc cut
away. The arms protrude through a slit at the elbow. The gown for the
doctor's degree is made of wool, serge, or silk with an open front faced
with wide velvet panels. The sleeves are loose and bell-shaped with
three bars of velvet in black or the color of the discipline in which the
doctorate was obtained.

Hood
The most outstanding feature of the academic dress is the hood. It is
usually worn only for the master's and the doctor's degrees. The doctor's
hood is longer than the master's hood and has distinguished panels. The
college or the university granting the degree is indicated by the color of
the hood lining. The velvet trim of the hood indicates the field in which
the degree was granted.

Cap
The standard cap is the mortarboard, usually the color of the gown. The
tassel is black for the baccalaureate and master's degree and is worn
over the left front quarter of the cap. The tassel for the doctor's mortar­
board is of gold thread. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the right side
of the cap until the moment the degree is conferred by the president.

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University Marshal
Carrying the ceremonial mace and leading the academic
procession at today's Commencement ceremony is Donald James Renn,
associate professor and chairperson of the department of chemistry.
A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Renn was bom in ConnellsviUe
and grew up in Rice's Landing. He graduated from Waynesburg College
in 1957 with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and served in the U.S.
Army from December 1958 to August 1960. After earning a master's
degree from Bucknell University in 1965, Mr. Renn taught high school
chemistry and general science at Pawling, New York, before coming to
Edinboro. He has pursued graduate studies in chemistry and science
education at the University of Delaware and the University of
Pittsburgh.
During his career at Edinboro University, Mr. Renn has taught a
wide variety of chemistry courses, from chemistry orientation to
advanced organic chemistry, at both the undergraduate and graduate
levels. Now concluding his sixth year as chairperson of the department,
he has served on the University-wide curriculum committee for more
than 10 years, and is a member of the Commission on the Status of
Women. Mr. Renn's professional memberships include the American
Chemical Society, serving as treasurer for the local chapter; the National
Science Teachers Association; and the Pennsylvania State College Chem­
istry Conference.
A member of the Free and Accepted Masons, Mr. Renn is a past
president of both the Erie section of the Sons of the American Revolu­
tion, and the Camping Association of the Presbyteries of Northwestern
Pennsylvania. He is also an active member of the First United Presbyte­
rian Church of Edinboro and serves on its Session.
Mr. Renn is married to the former Janet Beverly Morris, a regis­
tered nurse and a supervisor at Metro Health Center in Erie. They have
three daughters - Janet Dawn Renn Nelson and Julie Nan Renn Tinkey,
both of whom are also registered nurses, and Jennifer Nina Renn Berger,
fiscal assistant in the University's budget and payroll office. All three are
graduates of Edinboro University.

President Foster F. Diebold
Now in his 17th year as president of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania,
Foster R Diebold is the fourteenth chief executive officer of the institution of
higher learning that has come to acclaim in the last decade as one of
Pennsylvania's and the nation's finest. He has brought a vigorous educational and
moral leadership, a strengthening of the spirit of commimity, a clear sense of
direction and purpose, and a dimension of multicultural pluralism and diversity.

Foster F. Diebold

Much has been accomplished during President Diebold's tenure. The
University has returned to financial health. Significant facilities and grounds
improvements have been achieved, with several of the historic structures on
campus restored to their original splendor. Academic programs have been
emphasized and improved, with more than 100 degree offerings now available.
Enrollment gains have been unprecedented in both numbers and academic
quality. International linkages have been established with institutions in several
other countries, and Edinboro University's program for students with disabilities
continues to garner acclaim as one of the finest among all colleges and universities
in the United States. Widely recognized as a leader in education both here and
abroad. President Diebold has positioned Edinboro University to meet the
challenges of the 1990s, as well as those that will face public higher education in
the 21st century.

The Orange, New Jersey, native is a graduate of Monmouth College and also holds a master of arts in educational
administration from Seton Hall University. He has met coursework requirements for a doctorate in education at Rutgers
University and is currently completing the dissertation requirement for the Ph.D. program in higher education at the
University of Pittsburgh.
Prior to his presidency of Edinboro University, President Diebold was president of the University of Alaska from
1977 to 1979. Before that, he was executive secretary to the Board of Regents and special assistant to the president of the
University of Alaska Statewide System. From 1969 to 1976, he was director of Development and Planning at Kean College
in New Jersey and a member of the graduate faculty at that institution; and from 1965 to 1969, he was assistant superin­
tendent of the Neptune Township (New Jersey) Public Schools.
Recognized for his extensive experience in the field of education management. President Diebold's scholarly
achievements in the discipline of applied ethics in higher education deserve special mention. The model statement he
authored for the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, "Ethical Practices for College Presidents," was
unanimously adopted by that professional organization and published as policy for the chief executives of its nearly 400
member institutions nationwide. It is the first formally adopted ethical practices and policy statement for higher educa­
tion presidents.
For his leadership on an international scale and for his many contributions to the advancement of higher
education and enrichment of an emerging culture in Pakistan, President Diebold was decorated with prestigious gold
medals from three of the eight Pakistani universities with which Edinboro University maintains formal academic
linkages. President Diebold was also honored by the Government of Pakistan with the awarding of the degree of Doctor
of Laws (honoris causa), presented at the Government House in the City of Karachi. Edinboro also has linkage agreements
with institutions in the Peoples' Republic of China, Cuba and in the Kingdom of Morocco.
A staimch advocate of a statewide system of public universities in Pennsylvania, President Diebold supported
the enabling legislation for the State System of Higher Education (Act 188 of 1982) and saw the State System come to
existence in 1983 as a member of the transition team. He currently serves on the System's Executive Council of Presidents
and on the boards of the Pennsylvania Academy for the Profession of Teaching, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer­
ence, and the Dixon University Center at Harrisburg.
President Diebold's stature in American higher education has been recognized by several high-level appoint­
ments. He was named to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, the leading national organization devoted to
building constructive relationships between the two countries. He was also appointed to the Leadership Council of the
Northeast-Midwest Institute, a regional component of the Center for Regional Policy, and to the Pennsylvania
Humanities Council, the private, non-profit group promoting statewide public understanding of the humanities.

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Honorary Doctorate
Louis J. Porreco, distinguished Erie businessman and community
leader, has been selected to receive the degree of Doctor of Public Service
(Doctor Beneficiorum Publicorum, honoris causa) at today's Commencement
ceremony.
A lifetime resident of Erie, Mr. Porreco graduated from East High
School and attended Western Reserve University in Cleveland and
Gannon University. His early career included positions as district execu­
tive for the Boy Scouts of America in Erie and Millcreek, management of
the Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce Tourist and Convention Bureau,
and director of public relations for the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Porreco served as president of the Erie County Automobile
Dealers Association (1970-75), the Erie Municipal Airport Authority
(1968-86), and the Miracle Mile Association, Inc. (1970-71). He is a past
president and chairman of the French Creek Council of the Boy Scouts of
America (1987-90).
In 1987, Mr. Porreco made the largest single contribution to
Edinboro University's capital campaign, a 27-acre, $1.1 million estate in
Erie's Millcreek Township. The estate and its 11 buildings have been
transformed into the Edinboro University Porreco Extension Center,
giving the University the presence and capability in the greater Erie area
to offer both undergraduate and graduate coursework, as well as
continuing education courses. The property's 12-room main house,
named Mary Porreco Hall in honor of Mr. Porreco's aunt, is also used as
a conference and seminar facility for business, corporate and civic orga­
nizations in the community.
For this singularly generous act of philanthropy, Mr. Porreco was
named by Town and Country magazine in December 1987 as one of the
nation's top philanthropists, and he is also listed in the "Giving USA"
1988 annual for the same honor.
In recognition of his generosity to the University, Edinboro
nominated Mr. Porreco for the prestigious Philanthropist of the Year
award, a program of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the National
Society of Fund Raising Executives. He received the award in 1988 at a
special banquet in Pittsburgh.
Mr. Porreco's contributions to the Erie area are well known and
go beyond his special gift to Edinboro University. He currently serves on
the Board of Trustees of Gannon University and the Board of Corpora­
tors of the Saint Vincent Foundation for Health and Human Services. A
trustee of the Erie Community Foundation, he is also the president of
the S.S. Niagara Museum Corporation.
The doctoral citation presented to Lou Porreco reads as follows:
In recognition of your leadership in the cause of civic responsibility, which has
had positive and profound effects on the lives of individuals and institutions;
for your long-standing support of higher education for the benefit of northwest­
ern Pennsylvania and its citizens; for your commitment to public service as
demonstrated by your involvement in and guidance of the municipal
infrastructure which fosters community growth and prosperity; and for your
entrepreneurial contributions to the development of a stable and productive
regional economy.
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Master's Degrees

Philip P. Kerstetter

Graduate Studies

Delivering the Commencement address at today's ceremony is
Dr. Philip P. Kerstetter, dean of the School of Education and acting dean
of the School of Liberal Arts.
Serving in his dual role since October of this year. Dr. Kerstetter
is responsible for the overall administrative leadership of the School of
Education and the School of Liberal Arts, including the supervision of
academic programming, selection and evaluation of personnel, and
management of other resources.
From July 1994 to October 1995, Dr. Kerstetter held the position
of dean of the School of Education and coordinator of graduate studies.
He joined the Edinboro staff in October 1984 as director of institutional
research and planning. In that position, he served as chief plaiming
officer for the University.

C. Frederick Abel, Ph.D., Dean

Master of Arts
Art

Clinical Psychology

Lisa Ann Davison, B.S.N., Villa Maria College, 1986
Andrew Joseph Dimperio, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992
Darla Lynn Kelly, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992
Marilyn L. Kistner, B.A., Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, 1991
Clifford D. Kusaj, B.A., California University of Pennsylvania, 1994
Mary Jo Manzi, B.A., Niagara University, 1994
Kristen Ann McLaren, B.A., Allegheny College, 1972
Heather Lynn McLeod, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1994

A native of Danville, Pa., Dr. Kerstetter received a bachelor's
degree in philosophy of religion from BuckneU University in June 1969.
He earned a master's degree in college counseling and student services
at the University of Delaware in May 1971, and completed his Ph.D. in
special education administration at Callaudet College in May 1985. He
has had advanced training in database management systems for budget­
ing, personnel and space allocation applications, and has attended
advanced workshops in outcomes assessment, enrollment forecasting
techniques, strategic planning issues, and principles of project manage­
Often called upon to share his expertise. Dr. Kerstetter has
offered many presentations throughout the tri-state region, including
"Encouraging University-wide Outcomes Assessment Activities,"
"Non-Academic Predictors of Academic Success of Entering Freshman
Students," "Issues in the Establishment of Cooperative Doctoral Pro­
grams," "Computer Support Systems for Administrators," and
"Evaluation Strategies for Student Development Programs."
Dr. Kerstetter is the author of numerous articles and the recipient
of several grants. A member of the American Association of Higher
Education, the American Educational Research Association, the Associa­
tion for Institutional Research, and the Society for College and
University Planning, he also serves as president of the Board of
Directors for the Pennsylvania State YMCA, a member of the Thiel
College Coimcil of Trustees and the County YMCA Board of Advisors,
and judge for the Erie Academic Sports League.

Joy Marie Chicolis, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992
Bonnie Lee Colantoni-Owens, B.A., Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, 1992
Cynthia Diane Craig, B. A., Penn State University-Behrend, 1993

Before coming to Edinboro, Dr. Kerstetter held several positions
at Gallaudet College in Washington, D.C. From April 1980 to September
1984, he was assistant to the vice president for research. Prior to that he
served as assistant to the dean of the research institute and co-director of
the Consortium Advisement Program while enrolled in full-time
doctoral study.

ment.

Mariarma Holiday Nowak, B.F.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1979
Yn-Rong Pai, B.D., National Hsinchu Teachers College, 1992

Tina R. Norton, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1994
Naysha Marie Parmelee, B.S., SUNY-Brockport, 1993
Carrie Michelle Patemosh, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1994
Nancy Elaine Sabol, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1983
Justine L)mette Skiffey, B.A., Youngstown State University, 1992
Josette Michelle Smith, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1990
Darcy Anne Tinkham, B.S., SUNY-Brockport, 1993

Communication Studies

William Hartley Adair, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1993
* John David Bernard, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1976
Paul Matthew Colino; B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1994
* Robin Elizabeth Illsley, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1992
Sherry Louise Kanzius, B.A., Perm State University-Behrend, 1988
Jeffrey Alan Ottney, B.S.Ed., Kent State University, 1987
* Tina Marie Piano, B. A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1991
* Mary Lyrm Price, B.A., Slippery Rock University of Permsylvania, 1986
Joel Stanley Schwartz, B.A., Thiel College, 1990
* Diane Elaine Surma, B.A., Thiel College, 1978

Counseling

Mark B. Baker, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1988
James Joseph Beaulieu, B.A., Alliance College, 1987
Michelle M. Benim, B.A., Perm State University-Behrend, 1994
* Gerald McClure Carter II, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1992
Kimberley Arm Coughlin, B.A., University of Detroit, 1990
* Samuel Davis Dickerson, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1993
Gary William Fobes, B. A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1994
Michael Anthony Frisina, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1989
* Joseph Kaiser, B. A., Mercyhurst College, 1990
* Beverly L. Kerr, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1991

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* Kathiyn Ann Kitchen, B.A., Morehead State University, 1969
Jule Beth Klingler, B. A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992

Reading

Barbara Jean Adair, B.S., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1993
* Catherine Elaine Cox, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1992

* Michele Marinelli, B.S., Syracuse University, 1992

* Archea Louise Akam Ferrara, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1989

* Mary Frances Elizabeth McAndrews, B.A., Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania,
1991
Andrea Elizabeth Myers, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1993

* Lorraine Marion Nelson, B.S., Minot State University, 1993
Christine Marie Rooney, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1990
* Lisa Mary Snyder, B.S.Ed., Slippery Rock University of Permsylvania, 1990

Hillary Jo Oquist, B. A., SUNY-Fredonia, 1994

* Christine Arm Williams, B.A., Purdue University, 1990

Laurel B. Petno, B.A., Calvin College, 1989
* Tanuny Lynn Putnam, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1993

Secondary School
Administration

Betty A. Rice, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1993
Cindy R. Smith, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1994
Donald Austin Yard, B.A., Grove City College, 1993

* Sharmon J. Patton, B.A., Westminster College, 1990

Rose Anna Yeast, B. A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992

Social Sciences

* Rosalie P. Constantine, B.A., SUNY-Geneseo, 1968
Patrick Lawrence Hart, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1984
Randall Arlen McCaslin, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1980
* John A. Wyllie Jr., B.S., Garmon University, 1989
Chenming Zhang, B.A., Qufu Teacher's College, 1982

Scott Charles Anderson, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992
Edward W. Carter Jr., B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1993

Special Education

Laura L. Engelhardt, B. A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1989
Jolie Kathleen Keegan Said, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1992

* Keturah Turrie Mary Bath, B.A., Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1967
*' Heather Lyrm Brownell, B.S., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1993
Leslie A. Carlson Drumm, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1985
* Kathleen U1 Fourspring, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1973
* Susan K. Koscelnik, B.S.S.W., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1986

Speech and Language
Pathology

* Jerald Donald Matters, B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University, 1986

Johanna Marie Gilbert, B.S., SUNY-Buffalo, 1988

Elizabeth J. McAdoo, B.S.Ed., SUNY-Fredonia, 1989
Jeffrey Francis Orlando, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1992

* Maureen C. Klein, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1973
Joelle Arm Monoski, B.S., Perm State University, 1993

Beth Ellen Overberg, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1993

* Linda Lou Walford, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1993

* Mitchell W. Price, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1992

Master of Education
Master of Fine Arts
Educational Psychology

Christine Arme Gatto-Shea, B.A., SUNY-Fredonia, 1988
Cheryl A. Urban, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1983

Patrick Joseph Hiller, B.A., Adrian College, 1991
Melissa E. Spurgeon, BJF.A., Ohio University, 1992
Elizabeth Arme Spurlock, B.A., Eastern Kentucky University, 1991
* Christopher Boyd Thomas, B.A., California University of Permsylvania, 1985

Thomas E. Vanco, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1989

Elementary Education

* Geoffrey William Cobb, B.A., SUNY-Potsdam, 1988
Greg Harrison, B.A., California University of Permsylvania, 1993
Pamela Lyons Harrison, B.A., California University of Permsylvania, 1992

* Jennifer Lyrm Cyphers, B.S., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1994

Master of Science

* Dina Marie DeEulio, B.S., Penn State University, 1992
Marilyn Walker Glotzbecker, B.S.Ed., Slippery Rock University of Permsylvania, 1975
* Arm Burmer Joslin, B.A., Westminster, 1971
Marcail Sue Kightlinger-Manuel, B.S., Perm State University, 1993
* Julie Arm Peterson, B.S.Ed., California University of Permsylvania, 1986

John M. Antonelli, B.S., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1992

Biology

Deborah Jean Kreider, B.A., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1986

* Paul Donald Steward, B.A., Hiram College, 1989

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Margaret Mary Sam, B.S., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1982 ■
Jessica Jearmine Swiech, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1989
* Melissa Marie (Siggins) Wyllie, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1990

Elementary School
Administration

M[aster of Science in
Nursing

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Diarm Caryn cooper, B.S.N.,Villa Maria college, 1987

Christina Maria Cullen, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1971
* Patricia Rodocoy Gilpin, B.S.Ed., Edinboro University of Permsylvania, 1974
* Diane Marie Niederriter, B.S.Ed., Slippery Rock University of Permsylvania, 1985
Laurie Arm Pendred, B.A., Seton Hill College, 1986
Peggy L. Stefanovski, B.S., Perm State University, 1981

* Students who completed degree requirements during Summer 1995.

The University does not claim the list of degree candidates or honors designations is absolutely accurate. Students are granted degrees
only if they meet all academic and financial requirements.

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Cum Laude

Honors

Magna Cum Laude

Michelle R. Benedict

Robert H. Makrush

Brian R. Bullock

Jennifer Anne Massey

Kenda Kay Cole

Brian Patrick McCleary

Laurent Couquiaud

Lawrence J. Milligan

Stephen Ronald Crump

Valerie G. Mininger

Frances T. Donatelli

Cheryl Clark Purser

Marie B. El-Bayeh

John M. Putman

Traci Lee Harbula

Jeremy Michael Race

Robin Lee Holden

Kimberly D. Kimtz Reid

Karen Madeline Karle

Brenda Sue Renfro

Kristin Marie Cobucci Kramer

Cynthia Ann Robinson

Angela Sue Kukol

Elisavet M. Savva

Edith Marie Leute

Claire Anne Smith

Joseph James Lewis

Yumi Suzuki

Sherry Ann Loringer

John Donald Wheeler

Melissa jane Bahle
Lydia J. Blank

Lu Ann Llewellyn

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Brian Richard Boyles

Craig Wayne McCarrick

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Melinda Beth Meyer

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Robert C. Elchynski

Anastasia Andreou

Jennifer Lynn Kaufman
Lisa Eileen Kerr

Trisha Louise Baker

Kraig Robert Kiehl

Tammy Fay Barlow

Kevin J. Kleps

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Steven E. Bateman

John Roy Koren

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Shawn Terrance Bauer

Lisa Ann Krakowski

Patricia Louise Lindh

Shannon Marie Kurdilla
Loma R. Laska

Linda Suzanne Bowersox

Kimberly Christine Lefebre

Amy Lynne Brodmerkel

Laetitia Jo Magno

James Frederick Brown

Stephanie Jean Maloney

Bridget Marie Buly

Wendy Sue Mears

Kristie Marie Camasi

Ryan Lee Milliron

Michele Lee Casey

Amanda Leigh Mitchell

Xin Chen

Gary Thomas Morgan Jr.

Lisa J. Cobb

Jessica Ljmn Palmieri

Michael Bailey Cole

Dawn Marie Pavli

William Dean Cole

Jennifer Dawn Pelaia

Laura A. Dayton

Scott Christian Putnam

Gregory Todd Dickerson

Barbara Lynne Rings

Karen Susan Donch

Richard Mark Sayer

John Gerard Flynn

Rimas Petras Sliazas

Ashley Michelle Frase

Nichole Ann Sobol

Maria Lynn Garase

Marybeth Stockton

Wendy Anna Gray

Erin Michelle Tordoff

Joie Lynn Griswold

Joseph James Trasciatti

Army Handayani

Cynthia Taylor Urquhart

Debora L. Hatala

Scott Robert Von Buseck

Jennifer Lynn Hopkins

Diana Joyce Miller

Mary Etta Owens

John D. Fox Jr.

Shawn R. Rapp

Jamie Lyrm Hale

Julie Alexandria Rupert

Sheri L. Hoehn

Toni Arm Russell

Carl Jay Howell

Jennifer L. Rydbom

Kimberly Ann Jaeger

Ava Maria Sawin

D. Ann Klahr

Mark James Wagner

Hiroaki Kobayashi

Susan Marie Zanella

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Lisa Marie Bokenko
Christina Rae Bonzo

Yuka Nakao

Christopher Anderson Fobes

Charles Paul Lee

Nicole Michelle Jannot

Jack Edward Ashton II
The following degree candidates have earned at least sixty-four credits as undergraduate students of Edinboro University and
have attained the following cumulative averages: Summa Cum Laude, 3.80 to 4.00; Magna Cum Laude, 3.60 to 3.79; and Cum Laude
3.40 to 3.59.
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Summa Cum Laude

Rhonda Huntley Amoroso

University Honors Program

Laurent Couquiaud
Cynthia Ann Robinson

Baccalaureate and Associate Degrees

Psychology

Betsy A. Mihalic
* Sheron DeShea Anderson
* Lori A. Arduini

School of Liberal Arts

* Tammy Fay Barlow - Cum

Philip P, Kerstetter, Ph.D., Acting Dean

Bachelor of Arts

* Kraig Robert Kiehl - Cum
Mark Christopher Kostial
Shannon Marie Kurdilla - Cum

Anthropology
Karie Anne Nelson

* Susan Rae Howard
Michelle Andrea Rindt

Jeffrey William Macintosh
* Michael John Markun
Kevin Patrick Matlock
* Gregory James McClelland

Art History
* D. Ann Klahr - Magna
John Anthony Munhall
Andrea M. Querio
Cynthia Ann Robinson - Sununa
Linda Sue Shellito

James Anthony McGowan
Clifford Jason Metz

Diane Louise Oedbauer
* Joseph La'Mar Page
Norman Joseph Paul
Blake V. Potocki

Criminal Justice
* Bernadette Louise Baltakis
* Shawn Terrance Bauer - Cum
* David Russell Baynes
* Beverly Gina Berry
* Ronald David Brown
* Betty J. Bucklew
James Robert Byers
Erin Marie Cahill
Kevin Gary Calkins
Gregory Mark Campbell
* Justin W. Campbell
Alvento Chandler
John W. Clark
* William Dean Cole
Shawn Treacy Collier
* Douglas Louis DeMartino
Brian James DeSanto
Jeffrey L. Downing
* Michael Jermaine Edwards

History

James Douglas Prokop
Scott Christian Putnam - Cum

Nicholas Allen Sobol
Melissa Anne Steczak

* Beverly Denise Ford

Humanities
Danielle Sue Eakin
* Jonathan Michael Greenfield
Rita Kukuda

Michael John Hagerman

* Chad Edward Kalka

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Mami Lee Northime

* Kristin Renee Ledbetter

Applied Media Arts

Dawn Lynn Podkul

Lori A. Linden

Kristy Joarme Roberts

* Otto H. Lukert

Sherry Lyn Alverson

* Heather Lyrm Switalski

Stephanie Jean Maloney - Cum

* Todd Michael Chiaravalloti
* Joseph Vincent Cioffi

Speech Communications

Courtney Francis Nagel

Music

* Gregory Todd Dickerson - Cum
Douglas L. Doolittle
John Gerard Flynn - Cum

Froso Michael Andreou

Jessica Lynn Palmieri - Cum

Nicole Tatyana Auville

* Krista Lyrm Geisel

Lelle N. Porter

Colette Gloria Azzaro

* Jay David Hemishin

Susan Lynne Price

Brandie Jean Bender

Stacy Lyrm Proper-Armstrong

Eric M. Bender

Maryjane Margaret Humbert

Rebecca Diarme Bomgraber

Heather Arm Kadar

Toni Marie Quinzio

Joseph Clifford Herron

William B, Clarke

David Michael Maracci

Ronalee Ann Sellen

Michael Bailey Cole - Cum

Charles Thomas May Jr.

* Daniel Charles Thiem

Betsy Ann Behringer

Stephanie Lynn Steis

Jason James Thomas

Jason Joseph Dilliott

Eric Kent Criswell

Carla Ann Vanchieri

Jeffrey Lee Cunningham

Dawn Marie Pavli - Cum

Otha Payne Davidson

Susan L. Protin

Shannon Brandy Trudell
* Troy F. Turk
Barbara Patricia Varga
Sean Lateef Walters
David James Weber

* Christopher Anderson Fobes - Magna

* Kimberly Ann Varraux

Drama

Mary Etta Owens - Magna

Jennifer Ann Wiegand

Howard Gerald Dickerson

Darrin P. Young

Jeffrey P. Durand

Frances Margaret Simonsen

Thomas Augustus Tedder

Stacie Marie Yurisic

Andrea Lynn Ebbert

Yumi Suzuki - Summa

Cheryl Lynn Travis

Philosophy

Russian

English
Political Science
Melissa Jane Bahle - Magna
Carol Lee Berry

* Matthew Cestra

Christopher Michael Hrpak
Shawn Earl Ulery

Jamie Lyrm Hale - Magna

Phyllis L. Wykoff
,

James Martin Hoffman

Fine Arts - Crafts

Allen Bain Joyner

Social Science
Joseph Jeffrey Baiera

Brian Todd Atkinson

Susarma Christine Eldred

Dawn Renee Johnson

* James N. Hoffman
John Donald Wheeler — Summa

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* Karrie Arm Romeo

Carleen Jenelle Graham
Greg Glen Hengelsberg
Martin E. Senger
Laurent Couquiaud - Summa
Jeffery Lynn Cole

* Michael Douglas Munro

Noel C. Schwenk

Gregory F. Willig

La'Kieva Imone Heard
Michelle M. Hoover

* Lisa Lynn Knechtel

* Cheryl Clark Purser - Summa

* Renee Ann Thacker

Adam D. Ginther
Nathaniel David Gonzalez

* Beverly Arm Hogan

Patience L. Neilsen

Jesse A. Stills

John D. Fox Jr. - Magna
Maria Lynn Garase - Cum

* Alexis Kristina Guthin

Danielle Marie Martella

* Michael Alexander Fehl
* LeeAnn Marie Felix

Michelle Renee Hinkle

Melissa Myrtle McCartney

Jason Price Stevens
Michael D. Terry

Christopher Thomas Whiteman

* Sheri L. Hoehn - Magna

Amy J. Moran

* Rimas Petras Sliazas - Cum
* David Mathew Sokol

Anders E. Weiss

Gregory Scott Hilbert

Jennifer Marie Karie

* Suzanne Louise Sarmer

Mark James Wagner - Magna

Debora L. Hatala - Cum

James Paul Ferguson

Joseph Rosario Bufalino

Ronald Joseph Yeager

Rachel Jane Tutich
Scott Robert Von Buseck - Cum

Stephanie Marie Harvatine

Dennis Patrick Lavelle Jr.

* Kevin Lawrence Weirich

* Dawn Marie Tomlanovich
* Liana R. Turi

Amy Beth Duafala

Frances T. Donatelli - Summa

Gina L. Leoni

Ryan L. Van Dusen

Kelley Arm Sobek

Jennifer Marie Bukowski

Corry Jean Howard

* Mary Ann C. Rounds - Magna

Holly J. Schuschu

* Michelle R. Benedict - Summa

Linda Suzanne Bowersox - Cum

* John Robert Schleihauf
Brady Michael Sexton

Ayana Shautise Clark

Jodi Denise Harper

Joseph James Lewis - Summa

Carol Smith Rendell

Speech and Hearing
Disorders

Christine Mare Carter

Joie Lynn Griswold - Cum

Amanda Leigh Mitchell - Cum
Gary Thomas Morgan Jr. - Cum

Amy Lynne Brodmerkel - Cum

Grady Carter Ford

* Ryan Means

Cherrell Lyrmette Nicholson

Janine Alyce Lipinski

Melissa Elizabeth Ramsay

* Robin Denise Ethridge
Christine Lee Rodnicki

* Stephanie Nicol Dawkins

Lisa Marie Bokenko - Cum

Laura A. Dayton - Cum

German

Dawn Marie Morelli
Yuka Nakao - Magna
Craig J. Norman

* Johan Lamont Clay

Joshua David Maloney

* Lori A. Arduini

Melinda S. Barto
Christina Rae Bonzo - Cum
Deborah Garon

Lyra Lyrm Mesnar

Sociology

Bethany Jane Wilson

Karyn Jean Kinuny

Rosarme S. Anderson

Kevin J. Kleps - Cum

Donald F. Barto

Valerie Arm Labriola

Steven E. Bateman - Cum

Marcus W. Lang

Lydia J. Blank - Magna

Jason C. S. Lehman

Lisa J. Cobb - Cum

Jennifer Kuehne Loughman

Gary Daniel Fozard
John Roy Koren - Cum

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Pamela Bridget Perfilio

Linette R. Jakobowski

Brian Marlin Reid

Kelly Lynn Jeffries

* Richard Mark Sayer - Cum

Frank J. Kasper

Melinda L. Thomas

Jennifer Lynn Kaufman - Cum

Timothy G. Tomlin

Kimberly Christine Lefebre - Cum
Ann Hallett Mcllvaine
* Jenny L. Miller

Bachelor of Science

Michael A. Mogavero, Ph.D., Dean
Criminal Justice
Amanda Mae Adams

Valerie G. Mininger - Summa
Alyson Marie Morton

Geraldine Hathaway

Francine Renee Payne

Darren W. Ingham

Jennifer Dawn Pelaia - Cum

Jeffrey Todd Mullen

Joanna Lauren Puccio

Myra Kathryn Schneider

Nicole Allison Clark
* Wendy M. DeLeo

Human Services

Biology

Biology

Diane Louise Skelton

* Thaddeus Peter Marcelli
Richard G. Zink

Mark Allen Blasco
* Madhavi A. Diwanji
Wendy Anna Gray - Cum

Environmental Studies/
Geography

Tami Lynn Kloes
* Kristin Marie Cobucci Kramer Summa

Brian Richard Boyles - Magna

Karen Susan Donch - Cum

* Donna Kay VanHom

Michelle Lee Fox

* Kelly Jeanne Walters

Jamie Lyn Pero

Eric Wayne Fisher

Michele E. Schetter

Scott Thomas Hollingsworth

Serena L. Stake
* Marybeth Stockton - Cum
* Deborah Ann Suit
Jeffrey L. Tanner
* Shannon Rae Tansky
* Timothy Allen West

Business Administration

* Selina Nichelle White
Scott Allen Zilhaver

* Charles Christopher Kerzman

Arlene G. Goldberg

Daniel E. Lung

Paul David Gordon

* Rimas Petras SUazas - Cum

Thomas G. Vogt

Beverly Ann Steck

Mary Linda Wills

Jennifer L. Rydbom - Magna

Janice H. Skolnick

Laurie V. Hannan

Maggie Jo Giedl

* Barbara Lynne Rings - Cum

* Paul William Seman

Traci Lee Harbula - Summa

Michele Elaine Rowicki
Kristen Sara Sinneway

Bachelor of Science

Elisavet M. Savva - Summa

Michael R. Stockton

Julie Elaine Riley
* Kelly Marie Calfo

Bachelor of Arts

Jeremy D. Bollman
Michael Joseph Gustafson

* Denise Ann Pepicello

Social Work

School of Science, Management and Technologies

Karen Madeline Karle - Summa

Jonathan Amos Sierota

Laura Rae Ann Yoder

Associate of Arts

Liberal Studies

Ryan Gates Quiggle
Shawn R. Rapp - Magna

* James Vincent Santo

Gina M. Abbondanza
Celeste Ann Altman
* Anastasia Andreou - Cum

Kelly Joel Ristau

Yoshinobu Asami

Jenna Michele Rusko

Michael Thomas Bartoe

* Kara L. Zalnasky

William Paul Coleman - Magna
* Deborah Jean Cray
* Daniel David DeZak
David Lee Campolong II

Robert C. Elchynski - Magna

Edward Charles Miller II

Jason Brice Garbic
Geraldine Marie Greene
Sandra J. Grunzel

Mathematics

Craig Wayne McCarrick - Magna

Tyoato Betters
Xin Chen - Cum

Geography

Chemistry

* Army Handayani - Cum

Computer Science
Stephen Ronald Crump - Summa
Leo LeRoy LaChance Jr.
Manyu Li
Patrick Gerald Pyne
Malcolm Hamilton Sexsmith
William J. Stouffer
John Raymond Wetsell

Jennifer Rebecca Held

University College
Andrew C. Lawlor, Ph.D., Dean

Jeffrey William Cancilla

Matthew John Hladio

Marie B. El-Bayeh - Summa

Douglas James Irwin

* Shirzad Malekabbasi
John Donald Wheeler - Summa

Bachelor of Arts

* Andrew P. Jannot
Vickie Lynn Janoski
Antar Bernard Johnson

Economics
Michael A. Gegogeine
Hiroaki Kobayashi - Magna

Blair Michael Jones
Jacqueline Schweighauser Furr

Sue A. Miller

Eric Goldman

Lawrence J. Milligan - Summa

* Tonya Michele Alston

Alison Nicole Hayes

John M. Putman - Summa

* Joseph E. Davis
* Alice Rita DeMatteo

Patricia Ann Hoffman
Barbara Aim Jones

Denise A. Rich

Specialized Studies

Billie Joan DeZorzi
Lauren Susan Fontana

Erin Kyle Krayer
* Laetitia Jo Magno - Cum
Robert H. Makrush - Summa

* Heather Groves Rupert

Natural Science and
Mathematics
Kevin D. Hoffman
Harvey Fredrick Ruffin

Robert A. Lawrence
Sherry Ann Loringer - Summa
Grant Edward Matthews
Brian Patrick McCleary - Summa
* Melanne Joyce McCloskey

Scott Thomas Rupert
Colleen Mary Schultz
* Douglas Lyle Thurston

Zafar Khalil

* Wendy Sue Mears - Cum

Physics
Stephen J. Barnes

Ryan Lee Milliron - Cum
Angela Marie Mitterer
Patricia Ann Morrison
Jeffrey Thomas Ohlinger
Robin Linn Palmer
* Anne Rebeiro
Bobbi Jo Reidenbach
Gina Marie Riccardi

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-17-

Environmental Science
Ben Gaston Crawford
Carrie Sue Eastman
John W Kast
Angela Sue Kukol - Summa
\Tncent J. LePera
* Robert Edmund McHale
Tracey Ann Miller
* Sean Alan Monighan
Wayne David Pelton

Geology
* Jack Edward Ashton II - Cum

Bachelor of Science in
Nursing

School of Education

Associate of Engineering
Technology

Philip P. Kerstetter, Ph.D., Dean

* Brian R. Bullock - Summa
Kristie Marie Camasi - Cum
James Dodson Coffman

* Kevin James Bums

* Beth Ann McMillen

* Catherine A. Collins

* Joseph James Trasciatti - Cum

* Carol A. Dudley

* Robert D. Vbegele

* Dale E. Heron

Arik Christopher Way
* Kevin Michael Yeager

Bachelor of Science in
Art Education

Biomedical Equipment
Technology

Mary Elizabeth Jackson

Robin Lee Holden - Summa

Kimberly Ann Jaeger - Magna

Tina Anne Marie Kless

Nicole Michelle Jannot - Cum

Daniel Joseph Klinefelter

Andre Craig Jones

Jo-Ann Krol
Loma R. Laska - Cum

* Christine Fay Higley

Lisa Ann Beatty

Luellen Elaine Jones
Kimberly Elizabeth Kroll

* Aimee Elizabeth Kemick

Dearme Beth Hinerman

Linda Michelle Lasher

Amanda Marie Miller

Krista Jean Kohut
Lisa Ann Krakowski - Cum

Charles Paul Lee - Magna

Jamie Lyn Pero

Melinda Ann Lippert
Lu Ann Llewellyn - Magna

Chanda Lyrm Pierce
Kimberly D. Kuntz Reid - Summa

Robert J. Knapp

Stephen Peter Loya
Danielle Andrea Nick

Jermifer Lynn Lucas

Erin Kathleen Rogan

David Howard Stockton

Thomas John Rappa

Laurie Dearm Lytle

Ava Maria Sawin - Magna

Wame Burr Riker

Lisa Diaime Lytle

Jill Arm Schubauer

* Charlene Miller Kuchcinski
* Yolanda A. McMillan

Medical Technology

* Beth Collins Nowak

* Milly Ljmn Keeler

* Karen Marie Palermo

* Jody Lee Knapp

* David Douglas Parker

* Christopher Richard O'Stafy

William F. Paulson

Manufacturing Engineering
Technology

* Edith Marie Leute - Summa

* Jennifer Anne Massey - Summa

* Sharon Lyim Parry

Julie Ann Martinez

Nichole Ann Sobol - Cum

* Penny Ljmn Wells

* Sharmila B. Rao

Deanna L. Mertz

Susan Marie Zanella - Magna

* Christopher Lee Zurinsky

* Kelli Jo Roschi

Diana Joyce Miller - Magna

* Terry L. Sadler

* Steven K. Smith

Associate of Science

Kimberly Anne Morewood

* Stacy Louise Shaffer

Nuclear Medicine
Technology
* Scott James Clinefelter

Bachelor of Science in
Education

* Todd Anthony Shmigalsky
* Deanna Marie Tropper
* Louise Marie Wahonick

General Business
Administration
Margaret Patience Henn

* Connie Lee Moyer

Juliana Marie McCaffery

* Kathy Varrasso

Susan K. Sheely

Charlyn J. Wilson

Nursing
Gaik-Choo Cooling

Medical Laboratory
Technology

* Judith Marlene Esser
Jennifer Lynn Hopkins - Cum
Todd J. Meyer

Lisa Louise Nenadovich
Scott Michael Baldi
Sophie Chimonidou

Shelly Marie Price

Ann Amy Gillespie

Jacqueline Sue Reina
Danielle Eileen Renwick

Arthur LeRoy Greishaw Jr.
Patricia Louise Lindh - Magna

Tracy Michelle Adams

Christopher Allan Rhodes

Timothy Michael O'Keefe

Karen Pauline Adamson

Julie Alexandria Rupert - Magna

Bridget Marie Adams

Bobbie Jean Whitenight

Health and Physical
Education

Amy Jennifer Parker

Elementary Education

* KimT.Telliho

Debra Ann Nelson

Tazi Mataya Powell

* Guo-Mei Li Wong

* Erin Lynn Minihan

Holly Rene Morrison

* Tamika Allen
Monica Diane Alward

Toni Arm Russell - Magna

Brian Robert Page
Donald Michael Salandra

Marlene Arm Salamon

Christopher C. Snyder

* Trisha Louise Baker - Cum

Cynthia Sue Searight

Susan Jane Batten
Melissa Penfield Bmner

Brenda Louise Sinkko

Michele Lee Casey - Cum

Cynthia Taylor Urquhart - Cum

* Linda Susan Chapman - Magna

Erin Michelle Tordoff - Cum

Mentally and Physically
Handicapped

Rita A. Pellicciari

* Lori Michele Bmnner

Edna B. Pett

* Troy S. Hoffman

Kara Jean Chermack

Paula Arlene Voisin
Jacquelyn M. Wroblewski

Brenda Sue Renfro - Summa

* Karra Rae Leroux

Celeste Marie Ciampoli

Rebecca Jean Yokom

* Keith Joseph Penberthy

Kenda Kay Cole - Summa

Ronda Arm DeWolf

Shelly J. Yacobozzi

Daniel Scott Zahniser

* Marcia Lee Zaczyk

Daniel William Dinapoli

Jason J. Harris

Keith Alan Zajac

Dana Marie Drish

Tonya Marie Zang

Patricia Ann Edminster

-V

Patrick Virgil Fannin
Ashley Michelle Frase - Cum
Heather Lynn Gamble

Heather Nicole Greene
Richard Max Gudowski II
Georgia Jean Hartle
Marcella Dae Holubowicz
Carl Jay Howell - Magna
Lisa Lynnette Hutchison
Dawn Michelle lorio

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Lisa Eileen Kerr - Cum
Thomas Andrew Podpora

Elementary Education/
Mentally-Physically
Handicapped

Anissa Marie George
Darlene Marie Graham

* Aaron Eugene Johnson
Kara Lyn Kridle

Joanna Denise Edwards
* Tabatha Marie Elias

* Timothy Mark Burkett

Rhonda Huntley Amoroso - Cum
Jenifer Rose Aufderheide

Michelle Helen Roberts
Claire Arme Smith - Summa

Seconday Education Biology

Bridget Marie Buly - Cum
Rebekah Lynn Cousins

James Frederick Brown - Cum

Dawime Darleen Poland

Michael Anthony Lariccia

* Leslie Ane Handzel
* Amanda Leigh Haskins
Mary Ann Havrilak

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Secondary Education Chemistry
Jeffrey Lee Hanson

Secondary Education General Science
Todd Alan Rose

David R. Stoeckle Jr.

Associate of Science
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Secondary Education Comprehensive English

James H. McCormick

Board of Governors, State
System of Higher Education

F. Eugene Dixon Jr. - Chair
Julia B. Ansill - Vice Chair
Muriel Berman
Jeffrey W. Coy
Glenn Y. Forney
Eugene W. Hickok Jr.
James A. Hughes
F. Joseph Loeper
Kim E. Lyttle
Amy L. Martin - Student Representative
Joseph M. Nespoli
Thomas J. Ridge
Philip D. Rowe Jr.
Elizabeth L. Schmid - Student Representative
Jere W. Schuler
Patrick J. Stapleton
Christine J. Toretti
•
R. Benjamin Wiley

Council of Trustees

R. Benjamin Wiley - Chair
John D. Catone
,
Edwin D. Dombrowski
:
Susan B. Hagen
Patricia Heasley
C. Richard Johnston
Sonya Lee - Student Representative
Benedict J. Miceli
William C. Schulz
Harry K. Thomas
James H. McCormick - Chancellor (ex officio)

Pre-School Education
Jermifer Leigh DeMichele

Secondary Education Mathematics

Chancellor, State System of
Higher Education

Patricia Ann Hart
Barbara Jean Jarrett
Cheryl Denise Santos

Melissa Lynn Allen
Kimberley Faith Heidler

Jonathan David Blanchard

Sharon L, McQuaid

Mohammad Ahasan Habib

Ame Ann Rohleder
Stephanie Violet Unangst

Melinda Beth Meyer - Magna
* Martin Andrew Rimpa

Secondary Education ~
Earth/Space Science

Secondary Education Social Science

* Eric Arlow Hamilton

* Brad Lee Prince

Christopher Lewis Paris

Jeremy Michael Race - Summa
* John William Satmders
Amy Elizabeth Snyder
Connie Lehner Tepe
* Mark Allen Vukelich

Commencement Committee
* Students who completed degree requirements during Summer 1995.

The University does not claim the list of degree candidates or honors designations is absolutely accurate. Students are granted degrees
only if they meet all academic and financial requirements.

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Robert C. Weber - Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic
Affairs - Chair
Carol Bolla - Assistant to the President
WiUiam Coleman - Assistant Vice President for Facilities
Gary Jamison - Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
Gerald Kiel - Assistant Vice President for Academic Administration
James Klausman - Chairman, Department of Music
Judy Kubeja - Senior Executive Associate to the Provost
Patti S. Loomis - Director of Publications
Alice Parker - Administrative Assistant, Office of Records and
Registration
Lorraine Revak - Facilities Office and General Services Manager
Bob Wallace - Director, TV and Media Services

ALMA MATER
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater glorious;
Fresh wreaths we bring to bind thy brow.
Trials have passed and thou has stood victorious
Never fairer, never statelier than now.
O Edinboro, Edinboro,
Ever praising thee in song;
While class speeds class as swift years pass.
To thee our hearts belong.