56 15 4134 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/501f655dcd725bedb0d48df41b6a8ae1.pdf 8ee6b3112ab2f01136431ad684a6f6da PDF Text Text \ t h Wilkes UniuersitA : \ \ Conuocation FebruarA 76,7990 Arnaud C, Iularts Center \-r ��Program Addendum It is a pleasure for wilkes universiry to accept the special greetings from the President of its parent institution delivered by Gary A. Sojlca P re sident, B uckne ll U niv ersity �ON BECOIITING A UNIVEKSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY JUNIOR COLLEGE WILKES COLLECE - L947 WILKES UNIVERSITY - 1990 - L933 They come to us l"Iarked bU the world, Prepared and unprepared, serious and alert: All who enter tlaue been taught Education is the keA Tb ratse their slghts Beyond their expectations Of what the good life can be: 7b change the enuironment, Tb modifa behauior, 7b keep the mind euer free. Unwilling to liue with justice that lles Disabled or inert, Peace or Unable to accept A mind closed to freedom Or sil ent for fear of being hurt. confer All the rights and Priuileges Institutions of higher learning grant: Your right to think, 7b be, to do, Tb haruest what Aou Plant, Tb striue for truth, ?b speak foir truth And when Aou're wrong, recant. We The ualues That informed us Remain fundamentallY the same, Our missionunchanged Withthe changing Of our name: Do Aou strike the match Tb light the candle Or to watch the flame? ALFRED S. CROH '4L Professor Emeritus ��AMEKICA, TIIE BEAUTIFUT O beautful for spacious skies, for amber waues of grain, For purple mountain majesties aboue the fruited plain. America! America! Ood shed his grace on thee, And crown thA good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. O beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the Aears, Thine alabaster cities gleam, Ltndimmed by human tears. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. AI,MA MATEK Wil.kes o ur Alma I'Iater, pledge our hearts to thee, Ilonor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyaltA. In our work and in our pleasttre, Quide us as a friend; We shall alwaAs loue thee, Loyal to the end. We Thou shalt lead us onward In search of finer things. InIaA u)e find the wisdom That thA spirit brings. I,IaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swell thy fame Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Olory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley �UniuersitA DaA Conuocation Pro gram Order of Exercises 'Fanfare for the Common FIan , , l:. .;. .. . . 't 'processional: Rondeau. 'America the Beautiful * ....., . ,Aaron Copland .Jean Mouret .. Invocation. .. ' ' 'words by Katherine tae Bates Plusic by Samuel A. ward . . . . .The Keverend John W. Jordan Supertntendent of Diocesan Schools Dlocese of Scranton Welcome. . . . .Christopher N. Breiseth Presldent, Greetings W ilkes U nlDersltA . . .Frank M. tlenry Chairman, Board of Trustees The ilonorable Lee Namey '68 MaAor of the C,tA of Wllkes'Barre The Honorable Paul E. Kanjorski '59 Member of the Unlted States Congress Charles nuget Commlssloner of lllgher Nucatlon Commonuealth of PennsA lu ania "The Road Not Taken" from Conferring of Honorary Frostiana. . . . . . . .Randall Thompson Wilkes Universlty Choir Degree . .Christopher N. Breiseth Address . . .Sheldon Hackney President, UnluersltA of PennsAluanta K€marks_. *Alma Mater *Benediction * Recessional: ,,procession of Nobles,, from .. ' .Christopher ..j.... ..i..... .Eleanor C. FarleA I Mlada fHl?,',:.,"J"Xfi**:Z"y;Y . .Ntkolal RlmskA-Korsakou Wilkes University Chorus Wilkes University Wind Ensemble Jerome Campbell, Conductor *The audience is requested to rise. N. Breiseth " A ,"""ption witt follow at the South end of the gAm. �DK. CTIKISTOPIIER N. BKEISETTI Dr. Christopher N. Breiseth, President of Wilkes Uniuersity, received his baccalaureate in lTistory, with highest honors, in 7958 from the Uniuersity of California at Los Angeles where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. I7e receiued the B.Litt in Modern British llistory from Oxford Uniuersity in 7962 and the Ph.D. in lvlodern European Intellectual lTistory from Cornell Uniuersity in 7964. IIe joined the faculty at Williams College in 7965 and was the Liaison Officer for Fulbright, Marshall and Rhodes Scholarships. In 7967, on leaue from Williams College, Dr Breiseth serued for two years in the Office of Economic Opportunity in Washington, D.C., as Chief of the Policy Quidance Branch of the Community Action Program. In 7970 and 7977, he u)as a post-doctoral Danforth Fellow in Black Studies at the llniuersity of Chicago. Dr. Breiseth joined the llistory faculty at Sangamon State Uniuersity, Springfield, Illinois, where he chaired the tlistorg program and was elected the first chairman of the Faculty Senate. In 7980 Dr. Breiseth accepted the Presidency of Deep Springs College in California and serued for three Aears as its President and Dean before returning to Sangamon State IJniuersitg where he taught until his appointment as President of Wilkes College. During his tenure at Wilkes, Dr. Breiseth has had an enormous impact on both the college and the community. Iile is an integral part of the communitg and a constant aduocate for the strong alliance that exists between the two. IIe has been a leader in ciuic organizations and within the business community to foster development and economic growth in Northeastern Pennsylu ania. Dr. Brelseth has also been instrumental in deueloping ways in which educational institutions in Wg oming Valley c an work together to pool resources for the benefit of all students. ITis leader ship is credited with the achieu ement thatmoued Wilkes to Uniuersity status. �DR. SIIELDON IIACKNEY Dr. Sheldon llackney, President of the Uniuersity of Pennsyluania, took office in 7987 after seruing as president of Tulane Uniuersity and as prouost of Princeton University. Dr. Ilackneg receiued his B.A. fromVanderblltUniuerstty in 7955. IIe serued in the U.S. Nauy from 7956-67, and went on to earn his M.A. and Ph.D. from Yale Uniuersity in 7963 and 7966, respectively. A historian of the American South. IIe is the author of the award winning Populism to Progressiuism in Alabama, and Populism: The Critical Issues. Dr. ITackney has serued onthe Rockefeller Commission on the llumanities and the ACE Commission on Women in Iligher Education. In 7982-85 he chaired the board of directors of the Carnegie Foundation for the Aduancement of TEaching, and in 7987-88 he chalred the Consortium on Financing lligher Education. Ilewas elected to the American Philosophical Society in 7988. Through his chairmanship of the West Philadelphia Partnership, Dr. Ilackney has directed the growth of a w orking p artner shlp between Penn, neighboring institutions and the residents and Dusiness people of West Philadelphia. The focus has been on community deuelopment, health care, job training, and improving the quality of public schools. Dr. Ilackney has serued as a member of the board of directors of the Qreater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the Committee to Support Philadelphia Public Schools, the Urban Affairs Partnership and the Uniuersitg City Science Center. Dr. ITackney has receiued honorary degrees from the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science, ITauerford College, the lTebrew Uniuersity of Jerusalem, and the U niver sity of Ddinburgh. r �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. 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Title A name given to the resource February 16 1990 Convocation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/32889fde131ed0691ca46c6f10f801f8.pdf e98a043e3b8e1951153f22ec45063d2b PDF Text Text WILKF^S UNIVERSITY The FortA-Third Annual Spring Commencement for the Conferring of Degrees Ralston Field SaturdaA Afternoon 26, 7990 at four o'clock FIaA �'r AMERICA;, I'trID BEAUTIFUL O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber u)aues of grain, For purple mountain majestles aboue the fruited ptain. America! America! C-ad shed his grace on the,e, And crown thy good wtth brotherhood from sea to shining sea. O beautifut for patriot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed bg humantears. Amerlca! Americal Qod shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. Words bu \, Katherine Lee Bates Iulusic by Samuel A. Ward �l Spring : Commeftcement Wilk,es llnioersity Saturday AfterTtoon, Iulay 26; 79i9o. �ORDER Of EXERCISES Wil.liam Walton Wind Ensemble of Wilkes Univ€rsity JnnorqE W. CnmrnELL, Conductor (The au'dience is requested to rise as the procession enters the area.) I,$DITCOMD - INVocAf,IoN .'. ...CPonanW.Wru,onPn Vtee Prestdentfor Academlc Affalrs . .. . : .'ffH::ffit*;Y;:"*;ffi1:; AM.ERICA, TTTE BtrAUTItrU L GKEETINCS. aaaaaa . Words by Katherine Lee Bates Ifusic bg Samuel A. Ward CnnrstoPHEK N. flnusnTn President Fnnnn M. tInNRY Chairman, $oard of Tiustees MICHAELS.. GRRR Assis,tant Professoi of Sociologg / Anthropolo,gy ' M^RCIE Lvnnr l(nntncps l"Iember of the Class of 799;0 �OKDEK OF EXEKCISES HONORAKY DECREE RECIPIENTS Eorrnn Junnn Lnutr '4b Frcnn Lnwrs THE PRESENTtrTION OF' AWARDS THD CONFDRRING OF DECIREES .......CnnrsrornpnN.Bnprsnrn MATER . ALMA president DteanorC. Farley (Thewords of the Alma Mater are printed on the back couer of the program. The audtence is requested to stand and join ln thC stnging.) Pastor St. Adalbert's Partsh RECESSIONAL Procession of Nobles . . Rtmsky-Korsakou (The audtence and the graduates are requested to rematn standing dartng the reaesstonal of the Platform Party and the Facultg.) 3 �AUIAKDS THE MABLE SCOTT WANDELL AND STDKLING LEROY WANDELL ATTIARDS Lrunln A. BosYaK, Materials Engineering EnuoI. Zusuan, BiologY These awards are presented to the man and woman graduate having attatned the htghest academtc auerage for the four years at wilkes Unluersitg. Presentatlo ns b g Cponcn W. Wrlonnn Vice President for Academic Affairs AWAKD OF TNE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SOCItrTY AND R. CnnaonvSunsox ._. . PUBLIC : : Sociology and PsYchologY POLICY This award is given to the outstandtng graduattng senlor of the School. Presentatton Dy Tnnooonp AI'TIAKD OF THD SCHOOL OF J. EncBL, Dean LIBEML AKTS AND flUMANSCIENCES ....Kerr,tLvnnFunt'ona French and International Studies This award is given to the outstandlng graduating senior of the School. Presentatlon by J,rurs P. Rooncnxo. Dean ATIIARD OF THD SCHOOL OF SCIENCDS AND EN.TNEDRING .;;;::lJf,t;*::#X Thls award ts giuen to the outstandlng graduattng senior of the School. Presentation bY Unro K. Nutn, Dean 4 �AIIAKDS ALUMNI AI'IIARD FOK LEADDKSHIP . ScorrConnaoEhntr This award ts giuen bg the Wilkes lJntuerstty Alumni Association to the member of the graduatlng ctass considered to haue made the strongest contrtbution to student ltfe and the student actiuities programof the Uniuersity. . Presentation bg AntnonvJ. Snrruua ,ll'78 Director of Alumni Kelations AWAKDS OF THE WILKDS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION These awards are presented annuallg bg the Wilkes Unluerslty Alumnl Assoclatton to those alumnl who best exempllfy the characterlstics of an educated person and the tradltlons of Wilkes Uniuersltg. THD EUGENE S. NARLDY MEMORIAL ALUMNUSAVIIARD . . Wru,nrqR. MnrnwnnrNc'65,'75 THE DISTINCUISHED YOUNC ALUMNA AWARD . PArnrcrn Parnrcnn'82 Presentations bA Jonn Elnnon, JR. '75 President, Wilkes University Alumni Association �AIIAKDS TND CAKPENTER OUTSTANDINC TEACHING AIiIIARD DavroR. Lonc Assistant Professor of Blologg oluen in recognttion of the B. o. carpenter family to homor a member of the Wtlkes facultg who is recommended bg a facultg committee as an Outstanding Tbacher at the Untuersttg. Presentatlon Dy Cnnlsrornon N. Bnntsmn President WILKLS INSPTRATIONAL TEACNINC Wyoming Valley West appreclatlon of dedicatlon and effectit)eness as a teacher wtth an outstanding record. of success in preparlng students for colIege and for the tife of the mlnd. Presentation by RonnnrJ. flnaurn Executive Assistant to the President Qiuen in RDCOGNITION OF PROFESSOK DMERITUS JTT"TNSJ. EIONNIXC Announcement bg CnRlsrornpn N. Elnusnrn President BOARD ON TRUSTDDS DISTINGUISHED Actlue 797 3-7982, Dmertta 7982 PresentationDy FnANK M. TIPNKY Chairman, Board of Trustees �NONOKARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF SCIENCD . . EDITHE JUDITH LDVIT '45 National leader in maintaining quality of health care through her work of nearly three decades with the National tsoard of Medical Examiners. Native of litlilkes-Barre, graduate of Kingston High School, Bucknell University Junior College, and Bucknell University (Phi Beta Kappa), Edithe Levitwasthe outstanding graduate of her class atWomen's Medical College of Pennsylvania. For ten years she served Philadelphia Qen' eral Hospital, including a term as Director of Medical Education; pio' neered in field of licensure of physicians, developing testing, evaluation, and certification processes governing the standards for medical doctors in the United States. Author, speaker, board member, and much honored leader in her profession. DOCTOR ON HUMAND LDTTDKS . . . . FLORA LEWIS Foreign Affairs columnist since 1980 and diplomatic correspondent of the New York Times for nearly two decades. Born in Los Angeles, graduate of U.C.L.A. and Columbia University School of Journalism, Flora L,ewis began her career with the Associated Press during World War II coveringthe Navy and State Departments. Front-line observer of Western Europe's post-war recovery, of Eastern Durope's dominance by the SovietUnion, of theVietNam Warand of the continuingsagain the Mid' dle East, she has interpreted the world, including the ending of the Cold War in the present era, for readers of the New York Tlmes. Much honored in her native America for the incisiveness and global sophistication of her reporting, she has also been honored by the French with the Chevalier de la Legion d'[Ionneur. �ITIASTER'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Computing William J. Edner Master of Science Degree in Education with a mqjor in Educational Development and Strategies *Scott R. Anderson * Linda M. Barnes * Deborah llene Cooke FreddaS. Fls chman Judith Ann lTerr Lisa G. Kennedy Lisa Ann Kerstetter * Barbara n lqitcho Edgar T Osburn Christine A. Patterson L. Michael Relsh * Reba Buck Rohrer Barbara Natell Sims Maryann Storz Karen C. Tblboo Ann Carol lrlarie Zak * Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Elementary Education Jane IuI. Byorek *Jacqueline Ann Vitek Master of Science Degree in Education with a mqior in Dnglish sDavtdW. Orehotsky Joseph 17. Williams, Jr. gCandtdates for PennsgluanlaTEacher Certtflcatton 'Degree tln absentta �Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Mathemati6s Susan Lee Stortz Master of Science Degree with a major in Nursing I"Iary D. Bantell Ther e s a IvI ary I"I ulherin I"Iary Labaty Supey Master of Science Degree in Electrical En gineerin g ThomasJ. Ilughes Master of Science Degree in Physics Willtam John Pethlck �Master of Business Administration Degree Dianne Augugliaro Samuel K. Benner, Jr. Shamla Chebolu Catherine Lynette Cole Frank J. Cole, Jr. P atricia Condusta-S u ru illa * Jeffrey JaA Cooper * Gary Carlos Crain Wayne R. Fairchild James D. Forbes James Thomas Oorman Gary L. Gray Patricia Ann Qritsko Stephen I"Iichael II annon Donald D. Ililbert * * John P. Iloch Theresa ["Iarie luan Diane R. Jones * John lulurray Kline Andrett) J. Koualchick Robert J. Kuhl StanleA n Lauterback WilliamWayne Lockman Daniel E Lynn, Jr. Joseph L, Ivlacher Dauid B. Mclntyre M aryKo se Centrella M enichini Dauid A, Owens * Craig E. Palumbo *Sonal Patel Karen A. Perz * Dauid Ryan Peterson * Greg Alan Ready Joseph A. Santanasto Leslie John Scholl William K. Sharer II elen Berlandi Sherman John AnthonA Shober * Leonard J. Stoid,a, Jr. *Stacy Ounn Tbgue * Craig James Tless * Irlarijoan T Vanyo Lynn I'Iarie Verrastro Wayne Dauid Wesley Steue W. Wilson Oerard Yanuzzl JamesA. Yostrum John Zazworskey Master of flealth Administration Degree * Denise Ren\e Redenski Keuin TErence Brennan * Sally Ann Oroblewski Donna Maria LOco Sandra J. Shaker * Degree in absentia 10 �BACIIETOR'S DEGREE CANDIDATES Bachelor of Arts Summa Cum Laude Kelli Lynn Furlong, International Studies and French Barb ara Eltzabeth J amelli, Communlcattons Magna CumLaude Stephen J ames Bachman, Economics t*Carl M. Chametski, Psgcholo gg Ilelen Anetla Cummtngs, Engltsh sThomas Ro bert Grffith, Dngltsh and Communlcattons nCarrie Ann II atnes, Psycholo gg Kathy Lynn II anis, Communications Wendy Lee llolden, Engltsh sVirgtnta A. l,enahan, Art Edward L. Lupico, Engltsh sM aureen Anne O' 17 ara, Dngltsh MaureenAnne O'Iilara, Theater Arts, Second Degree Staceg L. Pearce, Soclologg Ctndg L. Smith, Sociology R. Oregory Stinson, Sociology and Psychology Cum Laude *lantce M. Barry, Sociology Dale Qeor ge Cargtn, Communlcattons Laurle Lynn Eaten Communlc atlons sBrenda Letgh Espo slto, Psycholo gg LortKentgan, Art Kutz, English aleffreg Lee lfiorton, Illstory Richard Corey Rosentel, International Studies tDavtd J ames Skordin ski, lntemattonat Studtes and Political Science Ro semarie Lucy Turallo, P sgcholo gg otScott D auld Zolner, Communlcations sMelanle APsi Chi gCandtdate Xl Certlftcatton *Sigma for Pennsylvanla Teacher 11 tPhiAlphaTheta oPl Kappa Detta �Bachelor of Arts - Continued Art Ivlonica Ann Yenchak Biology Patrick James Kelley Sandra, L. ITerbert Chemistry Tlacy AnnThomason Communications Christine lvlarie Kathleen Oraham Philip Paul l"Iontuori Andrew D. Renner RuthE. Soderberg Todd Nelson Werner I"Iichele D. Brofton Jean Anne Cronin Shawn Patrick Dally KarenAnnDonohue James John Ferris Alisa Beth Qetler Earth and Environmental Sciences Jeffrey Todd Steeber Paul Williamson Economics Christopher R. 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Ivlericle Danielle Lee Acquauiua Susan Lynn ["L Auch-S chwelk Susan Etlen B;arr nKaren Kwiatek Black Lisa Ann Burak nJohn Paul Corcoran, Jr. Tfacy Ann Qoryeb Walter John lloughton, Jr. Frank L. Ketschek, Pamela A. I{iller I"I arie Petras xlanice Sus an Saldukas Lori Ann Skinner Kimberly Ann Skrepenak Frank Joseph Spinnler Gina lularie Thomas ELynne P atrice Tl au aline EAngela Jean Wiuell Donna Rae Yedlock s./on[ ne Political Science, Second lvlaior nLisa Ann Lanteigne I"Iichele Lettieri Sociology attheu) Dauid Miller Dauid D. Rogers Ltsa Lee Tbmko Ivlary flughes Akola, Psy cholo gy, Second IvI ai or I"Iatthew R. Germain Soph ie D. Kowalewski IvI Theater Arts Robert K. Johansen, Communic ations, Second $Ca n d id ate s f o P M ai atrick Leo Shields-O' Brien or r Pennsy lu ania TE acher Certific ation L4 APsi Cht �Bachelor of Fine Arts CumLaude Jean R. IIarrA EKathleen IUI arie Dunleau g Iularie Qrace luladden GregorA W. Shimp Bachelor of Music CumLaude Stopfer, Jr. Peter Carmen Uritz EKarl D. ECatherine Ann Cuccia EDomlnick Cuccia sStephen Fidyk sDa rAl l"Iichaet LaM o oneA ETbmela Etleen Newell Keith Edward Sikorski Scott Zwiebel APsi Chi gCandidates 15 for Pennsyluanta1Eacher Certlflcatton �Bachelor of Science SummaCumLaude x*Laurie A. Bobyak, Materiais Engineering Marie Strunk, Iulathematics Ehud I. Zttsman, BiologA Ronit Zusman, BiologA sT,lsa IulagnaCumLaude {I annelore Co stantino, /Yurs ing **Jos eph Leonard Cumbo, Etectrical Engineering x Cynthia IrI ichele Cummings Ko o lman, Earth and Enuironmental Sciences *Dina Fedak, Electrical Engineering n *Sh aron Elizabeth Froude, BiologA Darren J ackson, Accounting lularia A. Ltttz, Materials Engineering Judith A. McCarley, BiologA N ancy l{ykulAn, Chemistry l^Kosalie D. Patton, Nttrsing *ynn Pleiscott, Nurs i ng {rlary B. Serina, /Yurs[ng *Joseph J. Tbkarewski, Jr., Chemistry Paul AnthonA Tbmcykoskl, BiologA - xStgma Xl tSigma Theta *lTonors ln Tbu Englneertng gCandldates for Pennsyluania 16 Dllonors in Biologg kacher Certification �Bachelor of Science - Continued CumLaude Donna Jamie Brou)n, Accounting n*Christine M. Cicco, BiologA tLynne Lacey Crandall, ,lYursing I"I ar garet I"I . Falkow ski, Electric at Engineering a x IvI aria l"Iichelle Olow aski, Biolo gA Kimberly Ann Golenski, Electrical Engineering Lisa Plarie Oomb, Business Administration Thomas W. Iloran, Accounting Stephanie Ann I'Iachuzak, BiologA I"Iichele C. Milunas, BiologA tAndree Jo Penxa, Nursing Christopher Allen Penxa, Business Administration * Joann l"Iary Petchel, Bustness A dministration tnLynda flarie Pluschau, /Yursing Dionne Lynn Serafini, Accounting ilohnD. Su.r eeneA, Nurs ing Stephen L. Swett, Business Administration rTina Raineri Tbmascik, lYursing Sharon K. Viuian, Accounting .Ilonors in Eiology 'Degree ln xsigma absentia L7 Xt tSigma Theta Tbu APsl Chi �Bachelor of Science - Continued Accounting David lulark Argentati Suzanne IuL Ball IuL A dm inistr ation, Second l"Iajor DauidJohnBrown Denise Marie Caparoni William Z. Chromey *John B. Comerford Andrew Bernard Costic III garet Elizabeth J asper Robert Patrick Koons, Jr. I"Iichael GregorA Linko Gregory lulurman Kelli O' Tb o le - C ap pellini ThomasJ. Olenik R. Dauid Patterson Paul P Polishan JohnA. Sauelli Lynnette Dee Sena John J. Serafin Nadine I"I. Sereditch M arcia lulitchell Sw anick Robert Lowell Thomas, Jr. Crystal Lea Welliuer Ronald Wesp Cheryl Ann Yuhnick IuI ar Renee IrI. DeAngelo Tbdd Edward DeKosa * Denise Euans John l"Iichael Euans IUI ichael W illiam Fen der Janet A. Finch William Dautd Qeorge EdwardJohnOower II Debra A. Grainger J Jean llunting, Business ill Elizabeth Gro eller Ivlary Beth G. Ilealey Margaret A. tlenn James Alfred lludak Biology Alena Ochal Vito C. Pasone, Jr. Franco fios si, Jr. Lori Ann Sportelli Lisa Plaria Ferko Qerald Custas I"Iattheu) W. Iluda * Degree in absentia 18 �Bachelor of Science Business Administration Jeffrey T Minnich Karen A. Naglak [ulerrel W. Neal III James fi. /Yolan ClaraS. Nolda Linda G. Oberrender Brian Johnathan Ondrick Jan I"I. Orloski Stephen Douglas Parsons Daniel A. Peters April lularie Danielle Petroski Lisa J. Pfund Robert Scott Pietrzyk Richard Shawn QueeneA Laura L. Redding Richard Dauid Rowland Richard W. Rydzewski Steuen I'I ark Schannauer AnthonA J. Schifano Lori Anne Scozzafaua Chris I"L Shaud Mark Walter Shedlock Keith llenry Silligman Oerard Joseph Slater DeanCarlAmbosie Joseph n Argenio, Jr. Dominick J. Aritz Scott Conrad Barth Lori Ann Becker Stephen R. Bialecki TbddT Billings Mark D. Blasko Brian RaA Boone Jeffrey L. Brazil Dauid l"Iichael Bushe Melinda J. Comfort John Iulark Craparo Susanne fleather Dallal Sandra L. Dauies Cherie Lynn Dauis AnthonA Diaz Lee Jeffrey Forlenza Jason Dauid Qriggs *Thomas G. fleckman Julie Ann llillard Jurchak Stacey Lynn Kern Ellen J. Kittner Richard Bruce Kline I"Iarcie Lynn Kreinces Sharon Lee Lewis, I"I aj PamelaLynnSmlth Linda Straface Lisa l"Iarie Summa Brianff. Summers or Stacey L. Symecko Stephen Thomas TEhanskA Lopatka AnthonA Thomas IUI adera Keuin B. I"Iaguire Keith l"Iaiorano Kathleen l"Ialloy II elen Soph ia I"I anfredi J effrey Lawrence IUI axw ell Jill Lynn McOuire Dauid P, * Degree Continued Charlene l"Iesaris Susan lularjorie Abate AmA DominicaAdamczyk Cathenne Anne Alesi Spanls h, Second - PaulThomas Uhrin Charles I"IcCrea White III Tlacy Robert Williams Iulary II. Wrhel Ilenry John Ziolkowski in absentla 19 �Bachelor of Science - Continued Chemistry Roger B. Bellas, Jr. Tbmmy LynnWarmouth xCarolee Welebob Computer Information Systems RebeccaKachel Bracey Lori Ann Kasper Frank Paul Kelley Qregory Davts Alexander Koslckl Computer Science RobertA. Acacto, Jr. David MichaelDombek Anthony J. Ifrawczyk Earth and Environmental Sciences GtnaMarte Anne Aleo Ronald Anthony Alunni Dautd lTarold Dantels Brlan Eugene Farbantsh Electrical Engineering Philemon Balr4j *James C. Brogan VincentP, Ctanftcht, Jr. Dautd Mtchael Dombek, Sean MtchaelLockhead Dean Michael Malta MichaelLamNguyen Robert John O'Leary , James lultchael Scrobola MarkAnthony Sommers Degree BruceAlanlluggler Second xKentaro llyakuno KetthKopec Engineering Management Steuen Kutney Eric Robert Qratson * *Sigma Xi 20 Degree in absentia �Bachelor of Science - Continued Environmentat Engi neerin g Andrew Baldo Materials Engineering xKobert M. Bonk Dauid Leonard Janiczek Wayne J. Soua xPaul Joseph Fallon Roger William Oilbert Mathematics * Sonya Jeannetta Bowen Brian Francls Jos efowicz Medical TEchnology Mary Ellen Opeka Kelly Jo Wandel Nursing Joan Conologue Abrams Charlene I"I. Kosior DoreenAnn Celestine Bohinski Kathy A. Loue tCaprice Ann Briggs Kimberly AnnlYlckles tKristen L. Cornall tsharon Oliuer Michael Edward Dopko Carol Lee Potk Susan Patricia Dragotta tNancy Fuhrmann l"Iichele Remus tCarol Sarokas Tbrri L. Qroot)er l"Iary Louise Strittmatter Eleanor Marie llelbing-Euans Lori A. Tlombetta Roberta Elizabeth lloffman Valerie H. Trygar Carolyn P Iluffmaster Elizabeth Ann Walsh Mary Catherine lhnat lTeidi A. Weiser Lisa Ann lsbitski *Iary Jo Anne Wojtowicz Janet l"Iarie Kellar June IuI. Ziomek Brenda Lee Knelly *Sigm a Pi tSigma Theta 2L Tbu * Degree in absentta �Bachelor of Science lltlilkes University Optometry - - Continued Pennsylvania College of IulagnaCumLaude +Janell R. TEsta CumLaude +Suzanne Proleika +Sandra I"I. Krokos Witkes University - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Program MagnaCumLaude +lulary Beth O'tlara Wilkes University - Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Program CumLaude +Oladys G. de Leon +Robert R. I{iller * +Peter A. Evans J o seph Christo pher Smith +David S. VanDerlyke + +Cooperative Program with Medical College 22 * Degree in absentia �Senior Class Officers JnMDSHenLDY ... ...Presldent . KanenSnqnsru Drnrnu.p Lee Aceuavrva Cnnnrn Lvnn Dnvrs + . .Vlce-President .....Secretary . . . Tfeasurer Denotes Cooperatiue Programwtth designated Medical College. * Degree in absentia. * Denotes The Society of the Sigma Xi Research Acknowledgment. The Society of the Sigma Xi is a national honorary science organization dedicated to the encouragement of research in the sciences, t Denotes Flembership in the Beta Psi Chapter of Sigma Theta Thu, the International llonor Soclety for Nursing. t Denotes l"Iembershtp in Phi Alpha Theta, the natlonal honorary soclety in history. o Pi Kappa Delta n Denotes Membershtp in Psi Chi, the national honorary society in psychologA. a Denotes llonors in Biology. * Denotes llonors in Engineering. s Candidates for Pennsytvania TEacher Certiftcatton. The plants on the stage are giuen in memorA of Judith A. Kates. 23 �STUDENT AIIARDS 1990 These awards were presented to students foroutstanding achievement at a special luncheon on May 6, 1990 at the Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center. ACADEMIC AND DEPARTM ENTAL AITIARDS SCHOOL ON BUSINESS, SOCIETY AND PUBLIC POLICY ExcellenceinDconomics.. ,,.SteuenBachman Dxcellence in BusinessAdrninistration , . JulieJurchak Excellence in MBA Program Mary Rose Menichtni PICPAAwaTd for Excellence in Accounting . . . DionneSeraftni llugo Mailey Award . . . Carl M. Charnetskt SCNOOL OF LIBEKAL ARTS AND HUMAN SCIENCE,S Award Chester Colson Memorial Award Walter Humanick Memorial Naparsteck . . . . Kathleen Dunleauy Award Annette Dvans Humanities LortKerrtgan James Dee Award ,:::^:::; Registered Nurse with the flighestAcademicAchievement . . flighestAchievement in Nursing Major Highest Cumulative Academic Achievement in Nursing LisaCurran . LgnnPleiscott llannelore Costanttno Practice PsychologyDepartmentAward Jaroslav O. Moravec Award . . . . : Raymond R. Ritz Award Excellence in Clinical . . . AndreePenxa ....CartM.Charnetski . . R. Qregory Stinson . . . . Ctndy Smith Communication Department Academic AchievementAward 24 ;;Xyr:#n �STUDENT AIIAKDS SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ENAINDDKING Society of American Military EngineersAward GeneralDynamicsAward . . .ChristlneCampbell ....OaryDieter Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America Award . . . Timothg Cerniglia Keserve Officers Association Award Silver Device - Reserve Officers Association Award - GoldDevice... American Legion General Military . Christtne Campbell ....MarYoould Excellence Outstanding Graduating Biologist Award for AcademicExcellence . . .7bdd oarrett ...RonttZusman Outstandin g Sophomore Academic Achievement Biology Research Award . . Chrtstine Cicco Sharon F-roude, I"Iari.a Qlowaski Award Chemistry Award . . . Nancy Mykulyn Professor Catherine lI. Bone Outstanding Freshman . . Diadra Bau RtmaSaad Dr. Alfred W. tsastress Award . JosephTbkarewski Earth and Dnvironmental Science Department AcademicAchievementAward . . CynthiaCummlngs WilltamZalePPa Dlectrical Dngineering AchievementAward . ,JosephLeonardCumbo Materials Dngineering Achievement J. J. Ebers Memorial Award Award . . . Laurie Bobyak James Brogan Joseph Leonard Cumbo Award Computer Science Award Copernicus Award BrendaQaYdos Mathematics . Dautd Dombek . William Zaleppa 25 �STUDENT AIIAKDS APPRDCIATION _ MEKIT - SDRVICE AWARDS Cooperative Education Outstanding Seniorlntern . . .WilliamZaleppa Award Female Scholar Athlete Male Scholar Athlete Female Athlete of the Year . MaleAthleteoftheYear . Colonel of the Year Award Lady Colonel of the Year Award BEACON Senior Awards Keith Topfer Memorial JosephTbkarewski . . Lgnda Pluschau . . . Brian Josefowicz . . . NicoleKoualeski ...JamesNolan . . James Nolan . . Lisa Balestrtnl . . . Michele Broton Kathy llarris, Lee Morrell Award . . . . Scott Zolner Theresa Jordan and trrank Mehm Prize , Sandro Rotella Student Affairs Special Award . Ttmothg Weigard NadaVujicaMemorialAward ....Zamrylbrahim LetterwomanAchievementAward . . JillMc0uire Coreen Santoro Award . , Lgnda Pluschau David IilL Evans Outstanding Forensic Ktmberly Skrepenak CheerleaderAwards American Red Cross . . .CherieLynnDauls KelliFurlong Award . Nursing Student Organization Leadership Award Andree Penxa . IletdtWeiser Programming Board Programmer oftheYearAward... KeulnTronkowski Programming Board Presidential IncentiveAward ....KeulnTfonkowskl 26 �STUDENT AIilTARDS Student Government Appreciation Awards . Scotf Barth James llealey KarenDonohue Marcte Kretnces Kathleen Foley Karen Naglak Jill Groeller Who's l,tlho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Susan Barr Robert Johansen Scott Barth Marcie Krelnces Broton Christopher CoIIins Metinda Comfort Cherie Lynn Dauis KarenDonohue Anth:onA Madera Iulichele Lee Morrell I"Iaureen O'IIara Franco I(os si, Jr. Laurie Eater JosephC. Smith TbmmyA. Stoshtck Sharon Froude Vaterie M. SweeneA Kathy llarris Scott Zolner 27 �Mace and Chain of Office The inauguratlon of President l"Iichelini marked the flrst cer' emonial use of two lmportant insignia given to Wllkes Univer' sity. Thehandsomemace andchainof office arethe glfts of local donors. The two insignta were designed by Ottie llill Chwalek'67 and executed by a nationally known gold and siluersmlth, Professor Kurt J. Iulatzdorf of the State Uniuerslty of New York College atNew Paltz, New Paltz, New York. The Uniuersity Mace The Mace is made of sterllng siluer throughout. Atthe lower end of the hammered shaft is a gilt (gold-plated) kno b. The upper end of the shaft displags the inscriptlon "Wilkes College 7955." Aboue the short, hammered neck rises a bowl to indicate that Wilkes-Barre acted as a meltlng pot in forming a neu) and ulgorous community of people of many different backgrounds. Thls theme is clearly stated ln the gtlt inscription around the upper part of the bowl: "unity Amldst Dtuersity;' Set tnto the top of the bowl is the gilt seal of Wilkes University. The top of the nt?cQ is ? gilt flame-like structure to tndicate the enllghtenment to be gatned fromhigher education. A piece of anthracite coalfrom a local mine is set in the center of thts "flame" to commemorate the origin of the community and the Uniuersity in its coalmintng past. The Chain of Office The Chain of Offtce of the ?resldent of Wilkes Uniuerstty is four feet long and ts made of sterling siluer throughout. The Iinks of the chaln are alternating silver bowls and gilt flames re' peattng the motlf of the mace. In the front hangs the gllt seal of Wilkes Uniuersity suspended from a cluster of oak leaues with three acorrts to suggest the strength and sturdiness of future generations. The back of the chain ts a slluer portrait of Dugene S. Farley, first President of Wllkes Uniuersity, set in a cluster of gilt oak leaues to commemorate hts strong leadership of the Uniuerstty. 28 �RALSTON FIELD - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance. They are located at the small tent at the west end of the football field. Should you need to summon assistance please contact an usher or a security FIRST AID officer. - To preserve the dignity of the Commencement ceremony, the taking of pictures on the football field will be permitted only from the designated picture-taking area. A photograph will be taken of each graduate as the diploma is presented by the President. There will be ample opportunity for you and your graduate to take pictures near the stage or on the field following the ceremony. PICTURE-TAKING - Rest rooms are available at the west end of the home and visiting bleachers, and in the white field house on the hill. BEVERAGES - Drinking water is available at the four corners of the field. Soda is available for purchase at the concession stand. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. RDST ROOMS TELEPflONE - A telephone is available at the Concession Stand. Local police will be available to direct traffic following the ceremony. Through the cooperation of the 1o9th Field Artillery, access to Market Street will be available through Artillery Park (baseball field). Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to alleviate traffic congestion. ARNAUD C. MAKTS SPORTS AND CONFEKENCE CENTDR - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance at the FirstAid station located in the lobby. PICTURETAKINC - Because of space llmitations, safety and control, no one except the profeesional photographer and members of the press with appropriate credentiale wilt be allowed to access the stage area for the purpose of taking plctures or video.tap. ing. Aphotograph witt betakenof each graduate as the diploma is presented by the President. KEST ROOMS - Rest rooms are accessible from the first and second floor FIRST AID lobbies. Rest rooms are also located on the lower level. - Water is available at the drinking fountains on the first and second floors of the building. Soda is available for sale at the concession stand in the lobby. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. BEVERACHS TELDPHONE ond floor. - ?ay telephones are available on the lower level and the sec- Local police will be available to direct traffic following the ceremony. Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to allevi ate traffic congestion. �AIma lttater ITonor, faith,, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In our work and in our pleasttre, Ouide us as a friend; We shall alwaAs loue thee, Loyatto the end. MaA u)e findthewisdom That thA spirit brings. PIaA our deeds of loue and seruice Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Glory to thA nama - Hlords and Music by Eleanor G. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 26, 1990 43rd Spring Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/1bacd38a6eda692b1bd7a4e03a28f8eb.pdf 7040224cf6f998f2c7a099e0d6fa7a44 PDF Text Text WILKES UMVERSITY CO M M ENC E M ENT-C ONVO CATION THURSDAY AUGUST 30, I99O 1 1: 15 a.m. Henry Gymnasium Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center Wilkes University Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania �Af,dERICA TTIE BEAUTIFI,'L O beautiful for spacious skies, for anrber waves of grain, For purple mountain rnajesties above th fruited plain. America! America! Cod shed his grace on thee, And cnown thy good with brothertood from sea to shining sea O beautiful for patiot &eam that sses beyond the years, Thine alahster cities gleam, undimmed by hunran tears. America! America! Crod shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea- fut6 A Ward Wor& by lhtherine L@ Music by funual oooaooaaaoooaaoaoooooooa The flowers on the stage will be planted on the campts. T}rcy are given in memory of Kimbedy Kalinas '93, Shawn Galbreath'91, Joel Rosenthal '91, Barbara Zardus '90. �LISTOFGMS August 30, 1990 Master of Business Administratim Martha J. Bryant *Thomas louis C^alrpbell Erik J. Chuss *Panrcla Jane Cooper fTeresa M. Crstenbader *Kim Charles Cot6 Laura Straron Eppler Janres Brian Fairchild *Deborah Walsh Hill Donna Marie Hirst rDennis Patrl Kinney Anne Marie I*nahan Hiester H. Istz *Brian John Mertz Cynthia Louise Miller *Neil Patrick Mullin C-arlton Richard Raines Jane Musseilum Reese *Edmund P. Reybitz *Eric R Sch@ner Anthony F. Torquato Master of Science in Blucation *John Joseph Zin:e; *Degree in Absentia �Ma,$er of Sciene in Educatim with a majc in Educational flevelopment and Strategies Elizabeth Ann Aiken Jane Razler Anderson *Barbara Baldwin *Barbara Ciawford Blair *Renee A. Bower Roberta A. Brinkley Susan IC Brovrn Paticia Murray Bunting Linda Jean Ctane *Anne C-ordell Crosby Diane King Decking tlGthleen M. Dressel Crail D. Ferchie-Tomasic *Ralph P. Eiore, Jr. *Urzula T. Formigli *Olivia Hope Gracik Melinda Muto Crroorne Robert Flrincevich Rebecca Ruth Ikufinann Philip T. Kearney Dawn King *Dolores Hermine Kopp *Flarvey Jepthah Kutz IGren Marie Iocke IGren Sue Lyons Iaura B. ldarttin-schmack Joseph John Matriccino Christine H. Morrison *Kimberly J. Morrow *I.ori J. Nauman Anita Frances Ochs *Otis Btrr Osborn tr *Eva E. Patrick *Degree in Absentia �*C-onstance L. Pearlstein *John Pfeiffer, Jr. *Julie Marie Raab IGren Rentschler Reed Janice M. Rein Antonio Jos6 Rodriguez *Frances J. Roseberry *Daniel G. Seislove *Stanley G. Sheaffer *Sharcn T. Sowers June Iove Thonpson Wesley G. Waite *Scot David Walker *Dorothy R Walter *Deborah J. Weiss Timothy J. Woolcock Ninaleigh SEatton Wozniak Deborah Iou Zwei&;ig Ma$er of Sciene in Elctrical Engnsing Jairrc Jos6 Jurado tDegree in Absentia �Bachelc's Degreexr The School of Businesg Socicty and Pubtic Policy IVIagru Atm Larile Bonnie Lynne Yerke- ,bannt@ Nidal Al-Shellah- Brrrress,Mministation rRonald J. Antos- konomics Shirley Thomas Butler- fuiology Mary Jo M. Chulvick-.kcowting Robert J. Filarsky- ^bcotnt@ *Kimberly Frederick- Political kierce Bertram Lenord Flarris- ^&rsrness rMministation James Healey- Brrrness,Mministation Robert H. Hug- ,*cotnting Jacqueline A. Humphries- Brrsiness .Mministation .'tffiH;#.T;m"" Kevin Francis Ryczak- ,*counting Kim Marie Sands- Political *ierrce Michael Eric Seehennan- .Ehrsrness .Mministation Susan Jane Stoshak- ^kcotnting John Joseph VanCrorder- .&rsrness rMninistation Francis J. Zlancewicz, Jr.- Ihrsrness Hministation fuin Doyle Zmmerman- fuiology *Degree in Abeentia �The School of Uberal Arts and tluman Scienes Silmm Atm Laude Usa Ann Curran- lrfirsing Iutagru CUm Laude llazle L. Dernellier- lr,firsing Maureen Yablonski Banks- Nirsrng Nancy Bonczewski- Art Sandra Jean Federo- Nursing Christine A. IGrdish-sortino - Itfursing Shirley A. IGrmilovich- kchelor of Fine Arts Patricia Kerrick - |,,fur sing Patricia Ann Maloney- Ir,lursing Brian John Nalesnik- C-o mmtnic ations Brenda Miller Tocket- Ntrsing tDegree in Absentia �The School of Science and Enginecring Brenda A. Banaszek- hrth and Envbonrnntal kiences *Jeanlvlarie Bartasavich- C;ottputer Infornntion'$asferns Raimond w. cheung - Electical Engineerw 'tlGthleen E. Foley- BioIogY Benjamin W. Crorey, Jr.- bttguter kience Anthony E. Grz5nvacz- Electrical Engineering Dumitru Radu- furth and Environnental kiences John Joseph Rosani a- hrth and Environrrcntal Thomas H. Ungard Jr.- BiologY Lorilee Welebo V lu{athe rm tics Michael A,nthony WrightStanleY John *iences El*trical Engineering Zneski, Jr.- BioIogY wendy Elizabeth zubickas- IY{athenntics *Degree in Absentia �ORDER OF EXERCISES *Processional Trumpet Voluntary feremiah Aarke Welcome Creorge W. Waldner Vice-President for Academic Affairs *Invocation Reverend Janres R Nash Parochial Vicar Our Lady of the Snows Parish *Americq the Beautiful Wrds by l{athaine l-er futes IVfitsic by funnnl A l4hrd Greetings Rictrard M. Ross, Jr. Chairman, Bord of Tnrstees William Hanigan'91 President, Student crovernnrent Address Christopher N. Breiseth President, Wkes University Crnferring of the Degrces Christopher N. Breiseth *Alma Mater Eleanor C. Farley *Benediction Reverend Lucinda Stafford-I-ewis Pastor, Church of Christ Uniting *Recessional Trumpet Tune and Ayre Hewy Purcell Music by Wkes University Brass teronn C^anpbell, bnductor *The audience is requested to rise. A reception for graduates and their families will be hetd in Rumou6, lower level of the Mafis Center immediately following the cercmony. �ALMA MATER Wilkes our Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In otu work and in our pleastue, Guide us as a friend; We shall always love thee, I-oyal to the end. Thou shalt lead us onwrd, In search of furer things. May we find the wisdonu That thy spirit brings. May our deeds of love and service, Ever swell thy fame-Wkes, we stand to greet thee! Glory to thy rlarne. --Wrds and mtsic by Eleanor C. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 30, 1990 Commencement-Convocation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/da09470bd1cafe69a59044cf33cfaf9e.pdf 9f307fb6c1194166f793b6970c63c5ae PDF Text Text r- WILKES UMVERSITY COMMENCEMENIT THURSDAY Janrrary 24, 199 I I l: 15 a.rl. Dorothy Dickson Darte Center for the Performing Arts Wilkes University Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania �AI|{ERICA Tlm BEAI.JTIFTJL O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties above the fnrited plain. Anrerica! America! Cod shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea O beatrtiful for pafiiot dream that sees beyond the yearc, Thine alabaster cities glearq undimnred by hunran tears. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, A,nd crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea lie Words by l0therine futerl Music by fumuel A Ward aaoaooooaaaooaooooooaaoa Membrs of the Wlkes University Brass Ensemble, under the dirxtion of lerome Campbll, are prforming for this morning's Commencement celebration. I �LIST OF GRADUATES January 24, l99l ***:3* ** t**t3ltt**at* *l Masfier's flegrees Master of Business Mministratim *C-arol G. AnthonY *John R Bates *Scott J. C,,oletti Patricia Anne Davis Margaret J. Blwads Robert T. Featherstone Anthorry J. Crambacorta Janrcs IGrl Flansen Michael Crcrard Fhornchak Mario A. Iezzoni Vqar Ahmad Khan *John G. Kosco Richard W. Kowker Rictrard M. Lattanzi William James LenneY IGren R MclntYre Frederick A. Mihalow Robert W. Minor Robert C. Orbin, Jr. J. David Orrson Terrence J. Purcell Naresh G. Ramarathnam Ann Roby Reitz John J. Scott Susan M. Severnak Srinivas J. ShettY *Beverly Rose Smar Joanne C-arole SPringer Robert M. Wanuga *Edward B. Yoskoski *Thomas William Yurish *Degree in absentia �Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Develqpment and Strategies *Mary fum Byatt *Patricia A. Curran Frank Joseph Czapla, Jr. *Mark Edward Uscinski Ironilda Mary Sikora *Paul Vacula Danne Cherie Wagrrer Master of Sciene in Educatirm udth a maja in FrlucatimalC-omputing Victoria M. Glod Master of Scfone in Frlucatftn urith a maja in English Educatim David Carrnan BiIIet Master of Sciene in Ertucatftm urith a maja in llistory Educatim Beth A. Wenrich *Degree in absentia �Bachelor's Degrees School of Business, Society and Public Policy Sumnm Cum l-aude *David L Martin, Jr.- bciology Iulagrn Atm Laude Edward Francis Cywinski- .kcounting Joseph R Boretski- Busrness ,Mministation &hen- Business,Mministation Michael John auinn C-olarusso- Ihrrness Hministation Molly Dana- Ihrsrness,Mministation Michael N. de Quevedo- Ihrsrness ,Mministation Daniel J. Fisher- Busrness *Mministation IGren Charles Cratusky- fuonomics Mary M. Gillis- kcotmting Alan lvlartin Hall- Ilusrness ,Mministation R Flardish- Ihrsrness ,Mministation James R. Hockenbury- Ilusriress ,Mministation *Creorge Keith Stephen Kohut- ,bcotnting *Michael R. Kolbicka- Brrsrness .Mministation Patricia Moran Moorhead-,bcounting Ronald J. Ostrowski, Jr.- Ihrsiness Nministation *Donna M. Reavy- Business ,Mministation 'lRandall A. Santrelli- Ihrsiness ^Mministation *Tammy Troufuridge- Busitess Nministation JosephTulaney- konomics Robert J. Vinskofski, Jr.- Ihsrness .Mministration *rane JH,:'*Jffi William Michael a ti o n "?:',;ih*,t hlepp- Btrsrness Mministation "Degree in absentia �The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciens Iutagrn C.um l-aude Terry Marie Dravage- PsSahologY :C-andy Lynn [ombardo- Pslchology *Matrry Steinkirchner- SWech Pathology Cum l-aude *Margaret K Davis- PsyhologY K Davis- Wech Pathologlr 'lVlargaret Deborah P. Dourand- Pslchology :C.^andy B. Earl- Political *iencr and PsScblogr Ella lrrkavitch- Psyhology *Janice Marie Reavy- PsSchology Iois Wolfe- Psyhology Christopher B. Augustine- Philosophy and Psyhology Usa Ann Balestrini- C-ommtnications Ronatd D. DroBffi, Jr.- Political *ience Creratd J. Crostynski, Jr.- Spexh Pathologr Patrice Am Gudleski- ltlursing Tara Judith Flaas- Psyhology and &nrrunications *Kamanee R. Hapugalle- English Tamara Sue Henderson- Erin bciology R Hoffnran- Speech Pathology Gretchen M. Homza- Nursing Tinnthy Michael Hopkins- History Robin Sue Michelin- Political kience *Catherine Marie Morris- English Elizabeth Jane CIBrien- Comrntnications Joseph Orbin- Comnunications Lynn Marie Pilvelis- History *Ernest L. Pisano- History Sandra M. Post- Psyhology and bciologr Christine M. Raymond- Pslchology Robyn M. Rome- Speech Pathology Erica C. Simshauser- Political kience Margaret Mary Skamentz- HistorY Norma G. Smith- Psyhology Henry Burland Stegmueller- Psyhology *Degree in absentia :Denotes Membership in Psi Chi, the national honorary society in psychology �School of Sciene and Fngineering Brenda L &tmnm Atm l-aude Gaydos- Ivlathenmtics and Conputer kience IUIagru Atm l-aude Virginia Judith Macri McGraw- Elxticat hgin*ring Atm Laude Thomas J. Hood- Biolagy Bernard A. Novabilski- Biology Paul Albert Bath- Elxticat Enginering Brock A. Bullock- &nputer *ience David J. Clifford- Chemistry Michael shavm Flarrison- Electical Engin*ring *&lward Carl Kight- Elxtical Enginering scotto'.YffiI-ffim;** Michael Edward PelleschiJohn Joseph Pohida hnputer *ience III- physics \tilkes University - Temple University Dentistry Progfem *David Paul Pickrell wilkes university - Pennsytvania c-ollege of Podiatric Medicine Program Brent Hewitt Bemstein *Degree in absentia �ALMAMATER Wilkes our Alrna Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and courage, Truth and lo)talty. work and in our pleasure, our In Guide ut art a friend; We shall always love thee, Ioyal to the end. Thou shalt tead us onwad, In search of finer things. May we find the wisdom, Thu thy spirit brings. May ottr deeds of love and service, Ever swell thy fame-Wkes, we stand to greet thee! Glory to thy narlle. --Wbrds and mtsic bY Eleanor C. Farley aoooaaoaoooaaoaoaa graduates and their families will be held in the lobby the ceremony. following immediately A reception for �ORDER OF E)(ERCISES *Fanfare HenryPurcell *Processional Rondeau Jean Joseph Mowet Welconre *Invocation Creorge W. Waldner Vice-President for Academic Affairs Rabbi Amold Shevlin femple B'nai B'rith *America, the Beautiful Greetings l4brds by lhtherine l-er futes Music by &muel A l4hrd Riclrand M. Ross, Jr. Chainnan, Board of Trtrstees William Flanigan President, student c-rovernnrent Christopher N. Breiseth kesident, Wilkes University Conferring of an Honorary Degree Address Conferring of the Degrees *Alma Mater *Benediction Christopher N. Breiseth Francis J. Michelini Former President of Wlkes College and the C-ommission for Independent Colleges and Universities Christopher N. Breiseth Eleanor C. Farley The Reverend Monsignor John W. Jordan Superintendent of Docesan Schools Diocese of Scranton *Recessional Trumpet Voluntary Jeremiah Clarke *The audience is requestecl to rise. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. 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Title A name given to the resource January 24, 1991 Winter Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/4681c1eb874fa41b9119d80d0d7338a2.pdf 4b21dc9bda28218e43e366def4e6b998 PDF Text Text WILKES UNIVDRSITY The FortA - Fourth Annual Spring Commencement confe,:Ir':; ,esrees SaturdaA Afternoon FIaA 25, 7997 attwo o'clock �AMEKICA, TIID BEAUTIFUL O beauttful for spacious skies , for amber waues of gratn, For purple mountain majesties aboue the frutted plain. Atneric:a,! Amerlca! Ood shed his grace onthee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shintng sea. O beautifut for patrtot dream that sees beyond the gears, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by humantears. Amertca! America!, Ood shed his grace on thee, And crown thy goad with brotn"rnssfl from sea to shintng sea. Words by Katherine Lee Bates by Samuel A. Ward Ivluslc The plants on the stage are giuen in memorA of Craig Piatt'97 and will be planted on the Uniuersity campus. �The FortA- Fourth Annual Sprtng Commencement Wi[*'es Uniae,irsity Saturday Afternoon, MaA 25, 7997 attwo o'clock �ONDER OF EXEKCISES Fanfare For The Common Man . . . . Aaroncopeland l PKOCESSIONAL *':o"rff il.'::,;#:::::J:;:"', (The audience is requested to rise as the procession enters the area.) WELCOME. . . . . . . . . : . ; . : .. .:, . . . .GroRoeW.W,rmnen :, . .,: Academlc Affatrs Vtce'Prestdent for INVOCATION Rnnnr AnnoloSnnvun E'rith Temple B'nai America, The Beautiful by Katherine Lee Bates I{usic by Samuel A. Ward Words CREETINCS CnRrsryPnEK N. BnHSETH President - RTcHARD M. Ross Chairman, Board of Trustees Annn fIuneMAN ElnronY'68 Associ,ate Professor of Buslness Administratlon Wruunm Bnrnn fInnrGAN I"Iember of the Class of 7997 �HONOKAKY DECKEE RECIPIENTS LrsnEtn BnuBERcEn Scnonn Dnnml Louts Scnonn ADDRDSS ...LIsnnrnBn-rq:ffi::*:::: THE PRESENTtrTION ON AWARDS THD CONFDRKING OF DECREES ..Cnnrs'rornenN.ElRelsprn Prestdent (The words of the Alma Mater are prtnted on the back couer of the program. Thci audlence ls requested to stand andJoln tn the stnglng.) RECESSIONAL Procession of Nobles . . . ... . IYicIco lai Rimskg-Korsakou (The audtence and the graduates are requested to rernaln standlng durlng the recesslonalof the Ptratform Partg and the Facultg.) �AIIIARDS THE MABLE SCOTT WANDELL AND STDRLINQ LEROY WANDELL AIJTIARDS Accounting Enrc Jonn Knonn, Biology Ronnnr E. Srnonr., Jn., Mathematics and ComPuter Science Lrsn Manrp Knann, These awards are presented to the man and woman graduate having years at Wilkes attatned the highest academic auerage for the four Uniuersity. Presentations by Geonae W. Walonn'n Vice President for Academic Affairs AWARD OF THD SCAOOL ON BUSINESS, SOCIDTY AND PUBLICPOLICY ..LrsaMnnreKnrnn Accounting Thls award is gluen to the outstanding graduating senior of the School. Presentation Dy Tnnooonp J. Encel, Dean AI{IARD OF THE SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND Nursing Thls award ls gluen to the outstandtng graduatlng senlor of theSchool. Presentatlon Dg Janrs P. Rooecnxo, Dean AWARD OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCD ANDENAINEERINC ....EnrcJonnKnonn Biology This award ts given to the outstandtng graduating senlor of the School. Presentation by Umlo R. Nzuln, Dean �AIIIARDS ALUMNI AI'TIARD FOR LEADERSHIP.. ....KevrnErucTnonxowsnr Thls award ls gluen by the Wilkes University Alumni Association to the member of the graduating class cons[dered to haue made the strongest contrlbutlon to student ltfe and the student activlties programof the Uniuersitg, Presentatlon by Anrnonv J. Sntrum,ll'78 Director of Alumni Relations ARMED FORCF,S RESERVE OFFICEK APPOINTMENTS . . . . ChristineCampbell UNITEDSTAIESAIRFORCE . . Mary D. Gould WalterJames Lasecki Michael Forrest [,owe 'llodd Charles Schoeneberger . Presentation Dy Anrnun Mnrson Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Air Force AIUARDS ON THE WILKES UNIVEKSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION These awards are presented annuallg bg the Wilkes lJniuersity Alumni Association to those alumni who best exempltfy the characteristlcs of an educated. person and the tradittons of Wilkes Uniuersity. TNE EUGENE S. MRLEY MEMORIAL ALUMNUSAIITIARD . . FnnnnZnnr'64 THE DISTINCUISHED YOUNG ALUMNUS AWARD ....JosernW.Dnrruonn'76 Presentations bA Jonx Bnnox, JR. '7 5 President, Wilkes University Alurnni Association �AIIAKDS THE CARPENTER OUTSTANDINC TDACHING AWARD . Knnuern M. Kuerqow Assoclate Professor of Biology Otven in recognition of the B. O. Carpenter famtlg to honor a member of theWtlkes facultg wholsrecommended by a facultg commlttee as an Outstandlng TEacher at the Unluersitg. Presentatlon Dg Cnnlsrornpn N. Bnelsern President THE SEARS-ROEBUCK TEACHINC EXCDLLENCD AND CAMPUS LEADERSHIP AWARD . . . . . . AnneHEINEMAN Bntonv'68 A sso clate Professor of Eustness Admintstratton Presentation Dy Jrnnmnn BRRrelr Sears-Roebuck and Company WILKES INSPIRATIONAL TDACHINC AWAKD Gluen ';;;;;il;:,'"ffi::HT ln appreclatton of dedlcatlon and effectiueness as a teacher wlth an outstandlng record of success ln preparing students for col' Iege and for the llfe of the mtnd. Presentatlon Dg KonenrJ. flnarqan Executive Assistant to the President RDCOCNITION OF PROFESSOKS EMERITI . FnEoe,RrcD. Bnu.rs KonentC. Rrmv FnancrsJ. S,ru-ev Announcement bg CnRlsrornpn N. Elnelsern President BOARD OF TKUSTEDS DISTINGUISHDD SERVICDAIITIAKD . Acttue 797 Presentation by RTcHARD O- JosprnA. Wrpxor 7997, Emerltus 799 7 M. Ross Chairman , Board of Trustees 6 �HONOKAKY DEGKEES Lrsnnrn BnmBERGEn Scnonn DOCTOR OF' HUMANE LETTEKS Advocate for children. From her undergraduate days as an Economics major at the University of California at Berkeley, Lisbeth Schorr has studied, strategized, taught, guided public policy and attempted to rally public opinion and our nation's leaders to address problems affecting the health and well-being of America's children, particularly those disadvantaged from birth. Lecturer in Social Medicine at Harvard University, she has been a leader of numerous public and private organizations dealingwith the physical, educational, social, and psychological health of our youngest citizens. In an extraordinarily powerful and much acclaimed book, Witbin Our Reach: Breaking the Cgcle of Disaduantage, she has focused the nation's attention on what has worked and what can be done if we have the will. DOCTOROFHUMANDLDTTTRS . . . . . . DrnrnrLoutsScnonn Interpreter of our world. From }ioscow to Washington, Berlin to New York, Daniel Schorr has, since World War II, helped make sense of the hu' man enterprise on radio, television, and in print. Last active member of Ddward R. Murrow's CBS news team, Schorrjousted with the Kremlin and the Congress in defense of the public's right to know. He has charted the spread of democracy in Dastern Europe and the threats to civil liberties and civil rights at home. CoveringJoe McCarthy, Watergate, super power summits, scandals in the CIA and FBI, Dan Schorr has consistently d-emonstrated his criticat independence and dedication to a free press, often at great personal sacrifice. He now focuses our attention on this dramatically changingworld as Senior News Analyst for National Public Radio. �NIASTDR'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Computing Judith P, Ackerrnan Qerald n Weiss, Jr. Master of Science Degree in Education with a mqior in Dducational Development and Strategies Debra Ann Dzieciol Angelo StephenC. Cassel *Candice Vincent Mamary Mary Pat Mc0inn-Ilolewinski Dorothg Loulse Moore LisabethA. Noll Patricia Margaret Perna MelanteSgbtlPugh DenzelQordon Rogers, Jr. Denise R. Saraceno Dyfadd Floyd Wtlltams Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Elementary Education Sarita Penugonda Ruth /tf. Sorber Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in English Michael Frank MaAewski Master of Science Degree in Electrical En gi neeri ng Christopher B. Kocon Mark Carl Leuandowski * Degree in absentia �Master of Science Degree in Mathematics J oanne Englot Kawczenski Master of Science Degree with a major in Nursing Kathleen Grigaitis Charmaine Conrad Zoller Master of Business Administration Degree Walter Donald Liska Carolyn IVL Bazik JamesJ. Luksh Dauid A. Brown Jacqueline Fletcher Brozena Oary P. Malla * TErrence J. Malloy Kelly Eileen lularth James McKeown Keu in M ichael t"I c Poyle * Marianne luliller James W. I'Ioran Roseann M elanie N ardone * Chris J. Persichetti Kamlesh Rajesham Joseph A. Saliba James W. Scouton, Jr. William V. Sharkoski lvlark J. Slauinski John Richard Stout Sandra L, Willia,?ts Charles Frederick Williston III Chekri Yazbek Thomas W. Youngblood * Oary M. Zingaretti Jeffrey A. Churba April J. Del Pinto * William Sheffield Downs III William J. Furlong Edward Donald Oorman Keuin P Guns Thomas R. Outekunst * Graceann L. Ilergan *Sung PAo llong * Earl J. ITouseknecht *James O. Kemmerer, Jr. Vaqar Ahmad Khan * Debra Lynn King Jerry R. Knafo William II. Knauss Frank tultchael Korich, Jr. * Iulichael W, Kttchera Joyce Ann Kushner Michele A. Landro Kimberley Lewis Master of flealth Administration Degree * Nicholas O. Castle A. Camille Daniels Francis Joseph Dick Williar? S. Kepics Charles A. Kriuenko Frederick Francls Kus cauage, Jr, Christine Louise t"Iay * Debra L. Popouich Dauid Carl Repshas * Brian J. Rinker Richard Ronald Ruda Seyed Alireza Sadjadi Joyce Victor Degree in absentia 9 �BACIIELOKS DEGREE CANDIDATES The School of Business, Society and Public Policy SummaCumLaude AnthonA James Oabello, Accounting Lisa lularie Knabb, Accounting Lisa Ann Radicchi, Accounting Magna Cum Laude Marg Ann Marle Bobkowski, Eusiness Admtnistratlon Valerie IvL Bubemiak, Business A dmtntstr ation Jagne A. Regan, Accounting +Karen E, Richards, Economics and Eusiness Admtntstration, Double M4jor Amg Bethschukts, Accounting M tchele Ann Tlilanow ski, Accounting CumLaude ITeather Christine Elias, Business Administration Dauid James Onall, Political Science Kathleen A. Granko, Business Administration *Carol A. Iilisco,r, Sociology Lori Ann La Morte, Accounting +Walter James Lasecki, Economlcs I"Iichael J. M arkiewicz, Accounting Richard A. Ostroski, Jr., Business Administration Michelle L. Sharok, Accounting Cheryl L. Smith, Buslness Administration Dauid Joseph Tielle, Accounting Catherine D. Tigue, Business Administration M ichelle Anita Vaurick, Accounting *Omicron Delta Epsilon *,.Alpha Kappa Delta 10 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy ,Continued Accounting Barbara Jean Kilgallon Cheryl Ann Lewis Karen l"I arie IvI alcianti Bruce Allan Plaxwell * Michael T McAuuic AnnamarA Mundry Linda Ann Nouacuskie * Christina frisko Mary Jo Catherine Rubino Mafihew D. Sulliuan Susan D. Vanderburg John Frederick Weauer, Jr. I"Ielissa Adomitis Dauid Paul Bartasauich Dariielle Bianchi * Connie Breese Deborah Dennis *Thomas Ridd Dirlam John Fidyk, Jr. Dauid Oorton D anielle IUI arie II auck Richar d D aniel 17 ennessu Tbra Elizabeth lTollander Robert M. Innamorati, Jr. Busi ness Administration Diane Oilbride Kirk C. Giuens Samuel Thomas Ouesto, Jr, William Brian llanigan * Dawn Rochelle llarding Elizabeth Jane lTarris Paul Andrew lloffman Thr a Elizab eth II ollander Susan Adamchak Esamlul Ahmed Christopher R. Arabis Stephen Arnold John M. Balzano Ouenther Chris tian B areihs Ernest J. Batha, Jr. Qerald Robert Brown Jennifer Lynn Catania Robert Charles Cella * Suzanne Ellen Coluin * Randi Ann Dauis William Glenn John Dauis lulary Frances Elizabeth Durso Beth A. Eckhart Craig J. Engel Dale E. Fitch John Fletcher IV James Joseph Florio Ilellena Cho France * Degree Secon d Degree Lynn llopkins Bruce William Johnson *Jamle S. Joswiak Wendy T Kalinowski Terri Steuen lloward Karassik Keuin I"L KearneA Karyn Keegan Sharon Ann Kurtonic Robert Dunn Kuschke II EdwardJoseph Kwak Joseph O. Lannon in absentia 11 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy - Continued Business Administration Continued - Lenczycki JamesRaymondLong QinaMahon Brenda Prttchard Mercuri Iloward Abram [vleyer ThomasJ. Multtns Witttam PI. Nesbitt Kathryn E. Nolan PatrtckR. O'Brien, Jr. Dauid William Parrg Adrienne D. Passeht *Douglas FI. Pettinato Pamela 17. Purcell Charles D. Redding Kimberly A. Reese SeanPaul&eitlY VirginiaM. Rodechko Marle Ryan MichaelWilliam DautdSalak NancY M. Salata Patrick Sassano ScottJames Schultz JohnThomasSedlak Kyle J. Sheckler Mlchael Joseph Sipsky AnneC. O'Malley Smith Michele Renee Snyder Jeffery'lbdd Stauffer BrtanW. Thomas Thomas James Thomas lvlichelle M. Umbra *MarY A. Wagner D. L. Whaleg V. GagleWilltams * Economics t+NancA Alonzo +Dennts P, Granahan Jill Ann lTtscox ,+Qu)en Michaels +Oerald L. Peruins +FrankCharles Wroblewski III Political Science Bannon, MEior James E Burke Ronald D. Drogan, Jr. Etizabeth Ferdinand Richard lleitman Nancy MacFarlane Iloutz Fredertck Moore Moase, Jr. DdWard Robert Pletrowski Robert Kenneth Sebastlanelll Ilistory' second MaJor Ronald Michael Sebastianelli JffieY A. Stein Suzanne M. Wennig Iulichele M. PsAchologA, Second IwonaKocon * *Omicron Delta Epsilon 12 Degree in absentia �The-school of Brlsiness,, Society,and Public Policy - Continued Sociology *Susanfl Dunn $Dina L. Oiombettt $*Ifim berly A. GoAne Jennifer Theresa lluber ooConnie Lynn Lorance $Ca n d id * Degree AmA A. I"Ielusky Sandra lutr. llozlan *Kimberly Elizabeth Nole Vincent Arthur Purcell, Jr. "r/Yich olas C. Schwartz ate fo r P ennsylu anta TEacher Certific ln absentla alion o,.Alph Kappa Delta L3 �BACIIELOR'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences Summa Cum Laude sAJ anet Castellano-Rinaldi, Psychology sfi usselt J. 17 aines, Speech Pathologg Dautd C. Kaszuba, Communications * Kathleen N eff, Psg cholo gy LDonna M ane Wilk, Psgchology Magna Cum Laude Krlsttne Lauren Banter, Communlcatlons Qeoffreg L. Dent, Music I Ann M arie O allagher,,lYursing i Wendy Ann Orose, /Yursing Edw ard E Kobylus, Communications J ohn Robert M cLaughlin, Communlcattons sLynn Marie Serino, Speech Pathologg tCarolAn Beth Swalina, Communtcations and English, Double Mqjor aAnthony M. Wozinski, Music t M iriam W artko Yar o sh, Nursing sSusan M arie Yurkanin, Muslc Cum Laude Christopher J o seph Augusttne, Communtcattons Suz anne B atory, P sg chology sChristina M arle Clausen, Psycholo gg Rlchelle lTarris Oardner, Communications sSarah 17. Oaumer, Psychologg tJtll Marle Oenoua, ITistory Carolyn M. Qoodford, English o TEresa K. ITerman, Communicatlons sAndrew John KolojeJchick, Mustc Keuin M ichael M cD onald, English ISharon Marie Plisko, Nurslng gSuzanne A. Rovinsky, Mustc xleffreg Douglas Shaffen Spanish t M arte tlelfrich Shoulin, Nur sing sCathy Ann Slebodnik, Speech P atholo gy s,l ultana Stines, M usic M tchelle Thrnow ski, Art i M. ITelen Trygar,,lYursing ECandldate for Pennsyluaniakacher Certlficatton APsi t Degree ln absentla +Sigma Theta Tbu r4 Chi oPht Kappa Delta tPhi Alpha Theta �The Schoot of Liberal Arts and lluman Sciences - Continued Art AmA L. Pidgeon Janene A. Kasarda Bachelor of Fine Arts Carol Ann Bauman Ann Margaret Rtchards StephenD.Salko Ttmothy T Weigard IvltchaelBradleylloultston Craig Kroner Larimer Communications James Belt Chrlsttne M. Brunnoek JosephCola,rossl, Jr. ThomasJ. Doughty Mary E. Oould KristaA. Qromalskl olTeather LAnne lland Matthew P tlanlon ErtnMarle Klnney Jennifer K. Learn Mtchael Forrest Jerome lvltchael Mackowski Mark K. Maxwell *Dtane Mazonls JamesVtncentMurphg RaYmondT Ott IV MellssaPewg John Edward Searfoss VaughnAlanShinkus Laurle R. TbPPan AdamTillman Karen Jtll Turbowltz Lowe English Chrtstopher R. Bllardl James P, Dee JoAnn Marte Flacaluso slTeather M arte Pttcao age AnnalvlaeStanley Krtstin M. 'lbrwilltger sNadtne Marte Tilrczak French sChrlsta Burke Degree in absentia OPhi Kappa Delta $Cand tdate for Pennsyluania TEacher Certification * 15 II �The School pf Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Continued IIistory James Cana Alan A. Deutsch sKlmberlg Ann Krulack .Sandra Marte Sadoroski Sipsky Music sCloria Jean Broski Rebecca Ann Cope A. Fahmer xleffrey M. Oerosky ECarol Nursing MartNoelAraya Michelle Lee Barry Janice Mtller Browning Diane L, Chabat BarbaraE. Clarke Colleen C. Corbett ElizabethAnnDeSanto Mlchelle Delia Oauthier Dlna LynnQauenas Staceg S. Olass tMartlou0rant Barbara llalas-Siam BarbaraAnn fTtnds *Dauld John lTtrko Brldget Marte Kr4jkoutch Mary Q. TigueLowry IDenise Marie Maas tPhl Alpha Theta ECandldate tLauraMacNeety Karen Ann McDonnell Linda Marie Mustck iOailtfl. Nause LtndaAnnO'Bogle Cheryl Christine Ogtn iSusan Marie Pantucci Joanne Maria Puglia |Lashelle Renee Radle Anne-Margrethe Rasmuss€n Dautd Carl Rinaldt Colleen Ann Rilz Catherine llelen Saporito Karen Ann Sttarski Ktmberlg Ann Swoboda MariaAnneTlrko Michelle Corinne Wesner tSigma Theta Thu 'Degree in absentla for Pennsyluania'lbacher Certtftcation 16 �The School of Liberal Arts and ffu'man Sciences Psychology sChristina Jones Eric Brian Lawson Michhle Denlse M cDonald Christopher Wayne Noga sDawn l"Iarie Penkala EIUI artina ["1. Petrosky I"Iichael J, Sanfilippo Michael L. Schroat Stacey Ann Smtgiel Kelty IUI arie Vinskofski Aiteen Wayne nKimberly A. Weidner sKaren Jean Zack Douglas L. Albertson Elaine lularie Altoe Clara Yuonne Best sCynthia A. Qianflone * Diane I"Iihallk Cusate *James Dennis PhilosophA, Secon d I'Iajor Robert Ellis Kimberly A, Oarbera JohnOlynn RuthAnneOola sPameta Grob sLinda Ann Gubitose Robert Stephens lliller Barbara Ann llinds Second Degree Speech Pathology s?eorgine PI arie Tar apchak Theater Arts Dauid KyleZimmerman * Degree in absentia TEacher Certification Pennsytuania idate $Cand for APsi Chi L7 �BACIIEI.OR'S DEGRED CANDIDATES The School of Science and Engineering SummaCumLaude Anne Veronica Kilyanek, Computer Science n*Eric John Knorr, Biologa * Brian Thomas l"Iarra, Electrical Engineering * Laur a Susan I'I linar, Chemistry z*Valerie D. MoAer, BiologA *Stan leA Anthonr Semanchick, Electrical Engineering Robert E. Strohl, Jr., l"Iathematics and Computer Science, Double Plajor * Keuin Eric Tfonkowski, Electrical Engineering John E Zemetro, Mathematics Magna Cum Laude D*Thomas Brgan Barlow III, Biology Chrlsttne Campbell, Dlectrlcal Engtneertng Ruth Ann Myers Catina, Computer Informatton Systems lTeather Anne Chelpaty, Mathemattcs and Computer Sctence, Double Mq)or . *John Keutn Daley, Btologg Khtet Ngoc lluynh, Electrlcal Englneering Denlse M. Klynowskg, Btology Mlchael Andrew Kou alick, Btolo gy *r(ristln J. Ivlalitsky, Electrical Engineertng D * UAen Anh Nguyen, Btologg Ktmberly Ann M arla Sarneckl, Biolo gy Eltzabeth Tbma, Btologg and Psgchology, ^D*Angela DoubleMaJor tr *Sandra Thomas, Btologg Dantel P. Wernen Earth and DnuironmentalSciences rTlTonors ln Btology Arsi Crri *Slgma Xi 1B *Ilonors in Dngtneering ln absentla 'Degree �The'school of Science and Engineering - Continued Cum Laude u*WendA A. Bachman, Biolog[ Joseph E CekloskA, Computer Science * Donna l"Iarie Dohm?n, Chemistry ' *Mark Thomas Kopec, Materiats Engtneering JoAnn lrlarie Maranki, BiotogA Scott Michael I"I arcin, Electrical Engineering J oseph Dominick Merli, Electrical Engineering Dong Quang Pham, Electrical Engineering Daniet John Reposh, Physics AmA Colteen Rodechko, Computer Science Gerald n WeUer, Jr., Computer Informationsystems Kimberly Judith Zoka, BiologA E,onorsln Btotogu - ,;2iffi"xu!o""n,a 19 ' *fionors tnEngtneertng �The School of Science and Engineering - Continued Biology J. Giza Larry Raymond Coss PeterJ. Ouinosso, Jr. Paula Jennett lTaduance Sonia tvlichell Ramirez Pamela Marie Rindgen hmmA AnnTharp Jody Lee Thornton Sh awn Dauid Tubiello $Stan Forrest L. ITandwerk Jamie Ann Mazeitis *$Joseph Qeorge Yescauage Chemistry xMichael C. BoAle Computer Information Systems * Robert John McDonnell Qerard J. Chorba Kelly Ann Ruff Mary E. Qould Secon d Degree KanSatO I"Iark Joseph Jasuleuicz Dauid Atan Stangline J oAnne Frances M cDonald Computer Science Thomas Edward Deuine Daniel J. Iloleua xl"Iichael J, Ivlorgan Akemi Wakamatsu Earth and Environmental Sciences Jonathan Barrou,s Kline Joseph R. Klobusicky Joseph Patrick Moffitt Wiltiam James UlicnA $Candidates for Pennsylu ania TEacher Certtfication * Degree in absentia *Sigm a Xi 20 �/' The School of Science and Engineering - Continued Electrical Engineering *Thomas Stephen Chirkot LeRoy Wtttti^ Coleman, Jr. Dreu T Dauis Foster D. Oambaccl JamesT. Kapuschinsky F'rancts John Krupa En Sean Mancusa John A. Montalbano MarteRegina Roberts Tbdd Charles Schoeneberger Anthony W. Thcelosky gineering Management PatrickJohnOtrinosso Environmental Engineering N orman Ddw ar d Fredertck Materials Engineering *Kurt Otynis M. Sceznack T. Reuak Mathematics Carole Ann Patricia Barry Karen Finn Computer Sci ence, Secon d lvlajor Medical Technology OinaSemenza Physics Joseph A. Wilk * *Sigma Xi 2L Degree in absentia �BACIIETOR'S DEGRDE CANDIDATES Wilkes University - University of Pittsburgh, Dentistry Program +Shawn Michaet Joseph Casey lltlilkes University Optometry - Pennsylvania College of SummaCumLaude +Rita Ellen Klinger CumLaude +Patricia C. Price Wilkes University - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Program CumLaude +Robb Rouss€au Whinney Witkes University - Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Program CumLaude +fros[ na FI aria Qenerose +KellA Ann Brown +QarA Atlan lTrobuchak *Cooperatiue Program with Medtcal College 22 �Senior Class Officers AuvBnrnScnurus. JpnnrrnnTnnRpsrHunnR ..... MnRrrn,qM. Pnrnosny..... SusnxAonrqcHAK . + * ..President ....Vice-President Secretary ..Tfeasurer Denotes Cooperatiue Program wtth designated Medlcal College. Degree in absentia. * Denotes Membershlp tn and acknowledgment the sclentiflc research society. i. Denotes lvlembership tn the Zeta Psl Chapter of Sigma Theta Tbu, the International lTonor Society for Nurslng. . o by Sigma Xi, Denotes Flembershtp in Phi Alpha Theta, the national honorary society tn tlistory. Denotes Membershlp in Pi Kappa Delta, the natlonal honorary soclety in Forensics. A Denotes Membership in Psi Chl, the national honorarg societg in PsgchologA. a Denotes llonors in Biology. * s Denotes llonors in Dngineering. + Candtdates for Pennsylvania Tbacher Certiflcatton, Denotes Membershtp in Alpha Kappa Delta, the tnternational honorary society in Sociology. + Denotes Membership in Omicron Delta Dpsilon, the national honorary society in Economics. 23 �STUDDNT AIIARDS 1991 outstanding achievement at a special luncheon on April 14, 1-991- at the Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center. These awards were presented to students for ACADDMIC AN D DEPARTMDNTAL AIIVAKDS SCHOOL OF BUSINFSS, SOCIETY AND PUtsLIC POLICY Walter Lasecki . DxcellenceinBusinessAdministration ....KirkQiltens . . . . Michele Landro Excellence in MBA Program . Lisa Knabb PICPA Award for Dxcellence in Accounting Dxcellence in Economics . Jaroslav G. Moravec Raymond R. Ritz Award .irrnS\:S:::;ff Award . . . CherglJacobs SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND HUMAN SCIENCES Annette Dvans Humanities Artistic Merit Award . Oeoffrey Award Female Athlete of the Year . Carol . Dent Bauman DeniseCarson Year SeniorFemaleScholarAthlete Senior Male Scholar Athlete PaulJellen Male Athlete of the ....AmASchuk[s . . Kevin Tlonkowski Communication Department Outstanding SeniorAward NaparsteckAward JohnF, KennedyAward ....DauidKaszuba ....AndreaSilut .JillQenoua Kegistered Nurse with the HighestAcademicAchievement.. flighestAchievement in Nursing Major ..SusanPantucci . Highest Cumulative Academic Achievement in Nursing Psychology MiriamYarosh . . Wendy Qrose DepartmentAward 24 . JanetCastellano DonnaWilk �STUDENT AIilAKDS SCHOOL OF SCIDNCD AND ENCINEDRINC American Defense Preparedness Association Award . Christine Campbell American Legion General Military Dxcellence . . . Dauid Batley Armed Forces Communications and Dlectronics Award .Tbdd Qarrett Daughters of the American Kevolution Award Ceneral Dynamics ToddSchoeneberger Award . Reserve Officers Association Award Silver Device The Retired Officers Association - . . Timothy Cerniglia Award . . . Peter Kelley Outstanding Sophomore Academic Achievement AwardinBiology ....RimaSaad Biology The Professor Catherine H. Bone Award Outstanding Freshman Chemistry Award Senior Academic Achievement Award in Award Sigma Xi Kesearch Award The Dr. Alfred W. Bastress BrianBohenek . . .Drtc Knorr . . LauraMlinar John Dorunda Becky Fox . . Michael Boyle . . . Joseph Klobustcky Earth and Dnvironmental Sciences Department . . . Jennifer Richards Academic Achievement Award EngineeringAward ...Virgtntal.McQraw KeutnE. Tlonkowski Electrical Engineering AchievementAward Society of Women Engineers Award Mathematics Award . . Stanley A. Semanchick Khtet lluynh ::l:;:::r:: ******** Outstanding Senior Cooperative Education Intern . . . Eric Sabatella Keith Topfer Memorial Award . . . . .Stephen King Wilkes University Adult l,earner of the Year . . . Shlrley Thomas Butler 25 �STUDENT AIITAKDS APPRECIATION - MDRIT Campus Compact flumanitarian Colonel of the Year - SDKVICE AWARDS Award MicheleCorbett Award Lady Colonel of the Year . . . . Paul Jellen Award . . Denlse Carson David W. Evans Outstanding Forensic Award The Theresa Jordan and Frank Mehm ?fize The Nada Vujica Memorial . . . Alfred Mueller . Award . . Anne Kllganek . . Chtng-Chun lTuang l,etterwomenAchievementAwards Coreen Santoro American Award . . .LorettaCarnivat DenlseCarson . . . Michele Bannon RedCrossAward LindaO'Bogle Nursin g Student Organization Leadership Award . Wendg Orose Prograrnming Board Programmer oftheYearAward ...JamteKurtz Programmin g Board Presidential Incentive Award Pi Kappa Delta . Nicolette Wuich Outstanding Senior Award 26 ... . TEresa lTerman �Student Government Appreciation Awards Clara Best AmA Schukis KarenF-rnn Laurie Tbppan Kimberly Zoka William llanigan Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Chrtstopher J. Augustine Kristi ne L. Bauer Lisa I"I. Knabb I"Iichele Bannon Kristin J. Malitsky arie Bobkow ski Chrtstine Campbell John Keuin Daleg Karen Finn Ltnda O'Boyle RaymondOtt Joanne Puglia M ary Ann Craig K, Larimei IUI AmA Bethschukis Jeffrey Douglas Shaffer Richelle Oardner I"Iichael Qarnett B. ITanigan Ivlattheu) Ilanlon TEresa KaA llerman Laurie R. Tbppan Willitam KhtetlYgoc SandraThomas Keu lluynh in Eric Tlonko D, L. Whaley Anne Kilyanek Kimberly J. Zoka Erin Ki,nney 27 u.rski �Mace and Chain of Office The inauguration of President lvlichelini marked the first ceremonial use of two important instgnia giuen to Wilkes Uniuersitg. The handsome mace and chain of office are the gifts of local donors. The two insignia were designed by Ottie llill Chwalek'67 and executed by a nationally known gold and siluersmith, Professor Kurt J. Matzdorf of the State Uniuersity of New York Col' lege at New Paltz, New Paltz, New York. The Uniuersity lulace of sterling siluer throughout. At the lower endof thehammered shaftis agilt (gold-plated) knob. Theupper end of the shaft displays the inscription "Wilkes College 7953." Above the short, hammered neck rises a bowl to indicate that Wilkes-Barre acted as a meltlng pot in forming a new and uigorThe Mace is made ous conilnuntty of people of many dtfferent backgrounds. ?his theme is clearlg stated tn the gilt inscrtption around the upper part of the bowl: "Unity Amidst Diuersitg;' Set into the top of the bowl is the gllt seal of Wilkes University. The top of the mace is a gilt flame-like structure to indicate the enlightenment to be gained from higher education. A piece of anthracite coal from a local mlne is set in the center of this "flame" to commemorate the origin of the community and the Uniuersity in its coal min' ing past. The Chatn of Office The Chain of Office of the President of Wilkes IJntuersity is four feet long and is made of sterling siluer throughout. The Iinks of the chain are alternating silver bowls and gilt flames repeattng the motif of the mace. In the front hangs the gilt seal of Wilkes Uniuersity suspended from a cluster of oak leaues with three acorns to suggest the strength and sturdiness of future generations. The back of the chain is a siluer portrait of Dugene S. Farley, first President of Wtlkes University, set in a cluster of gilt o ak leau es to commemor ate his strong leader ship of the Uni' uersity. 28 �RALSTON FIELD FIRST AID - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance. They are located at the tent at the west end of the football field. Should you need to summon assistance please contact an usher or a security officer. - To preserve the dignity of the Commencement ceremony, the taking of pictures on the football field will be permitted only from the designated picture-taking area. A photograph will be taken of each graduate as the diploma is presented by the President. There will be ample opportunity for you and your graduate to take pictures near the stage or on the field following the ceremony. PICTURE-TAKINC - Rest rooms are available at the west end of the home and visiting bleachers, and in the white field house on the hill. BEVERAAES - Drinking water is available at the four corners of the field. Soda is available for purchase at the concession stand. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. REST ROOMS TELEPHONE - A telephone is available at the concession stand. Local police will be available to direct traffic following the ceremony. Through the cooperation of the 1O9th Field Artillery, access to Market Street will be available through Artillery Park (baseball field). Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to alleviate traffic congestion. ARNAUD C. MARTS SPOKTS AND CONFEKENCE CENTER FIRST AID - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance at the First Aid station located in the lobby. of space limitations, safety and control, - Because no one, except the professional photographer and members of the press with appropriate credentlals, wlll be allowed access to the stage area for the purpose of taklng pictures or video.tap. ing. A photograph will be taken of each graduate as the diploma is presented by the President. RtrST ROOMS - Rest rooms are accessible from the first and second floor PICTURE-TAKING lobbies. Rest rooms are also located on the lower level. - Water is available at the drinking fountains on the first and second floors of the building. Soda is available for sale at the concession stand in the lobby. Proceeds from the sale of soda ivill benefit the general scholarship fund. BEVERAGDS TELEPHONE ond floor. - Pay telephones are available on the lower level and the sec- Local police will be available to direct traffic following the ceremony. Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to allevi ate traffic congestion. �AIma ltlater Wilkes, ottr Alma Plat:er, We ptedge our hearts to thee, ITonor, faith, and courage, In our work and in our pleasttre, Quide us as a friend; We shalt atways lou e thee, Loyalto the end. Thou shalt leadus onward In search of finei things. fIaA we findthe wisdom That thU spirit brings, MaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swetl.thy fame Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Qlory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 25, 1991 44th Spring Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/5cf8e9de249cbbf9f95bc685e3c8bfa0.pdf 7dba17dad9ceb70908b00f8a8a294ded PDF Text Text WILKBS UNIVERSITY C OMMEI{ C EM ENT. C ONVO C ATI ON THURSDAY AUGUST 29,1991 11:15 a.m. TheHenry Gymnasium in the Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center V/ilkes University Wilkes-B are, Pennsylvania �AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL O beautiful for qpacious *ies, for amber waves of grain, For purpte mountain majesties above the fruited plain. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, fuid crown thy good wittr brotherhood ftom sea to shining sea. O beautiful for pariot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities glearn, undimmed by human tears. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, fuid cro$,n thy good with brotherhood from sea o shining sea. Words by Kathcriru Lce Bates Music by Sorucl A.lYard a a a aoaaaaaaaoaoaaaaaaaoa Menbss of theWilkcs University Brass Ercanble, utder tlu dirution Campbell, are performhgfor this rnunhg's cebbration l*ome of �tIST OF GRADUATES .o I-r':':.':.. Master's Degrees Master of Business Administration Linda A. Auardo Ammon J. Baus Blazg Mark Bocian Deborah A. Bosack Domenick R. Cassise \Yen-Chin Chang *John M. DeMelff Terrence M. Durich *Wayne David Evans, Jr. Alan Dale Feiertag *Tim Fennell Daniel T. Fox lvlanoj Kumar l{iratal Hanchate *Steven G. Havighurst *Paul Sanders Jarossy *Gary Joseph Percavich fuin M. Schlenner Ronald J. Semanick *Robert Eugene Slusser *Susan L. Stocker Cynthia M. Stzelecki Linda Jean Tarselli *Steven James Tichy *Gail fuin Wieder *Degree in absentia �Master of Science in Educatim with a major in Educational Development and Strategies *John C. Bickelman fuin lvlarie R. Burns Gabriel John Campana Colleen G. Capuo Albert J. Cihocki \Mayrrc David Davenport lvlargaret Lynn Davidson Amy [ora Deeds *Judith A. Drager Christian J. Eurich *Csinne Elaine Foor Kim McKeon Ginther trkttrleen Barron Guelzow Sister Joanne Frances HaYes Linda L. Hosenstein *Sandra Iktes Daniel J. Kinsella Joanne Theresa Kiwak Denise Ever, man Laffeny Linda Reynolds lvlargpsity *Debra l*aMcKee *Patricia M. hdoran *Arkey A. Morelli Eustace Elkanah Adolphus Morrison rMichael Robert Mussoline Todd M. Nicholas Joan ldarie ODonnell Thomas O. Powell Carol fuin Renna *Patricia A. Renshaw Lisa Rufo FBarbara Zrnhprch S chneider *Donna Irerre Schoedler Betsy L. Sherwood David C. Shover Carm A. Sosik Tammy Renee Swearingen *Degree in absentia �*Debra Kift Taylor *Donna L. Van Norman Karen A. Wallace Sandra Lee Yleyman Denise Rohm Vlhitfield Nadine Widis *Ldark Alexander Wilson Stephen lronard Wysocki Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Computing *Indubala Rashmi Arora Donna Marie Bree Deborah furn Milford *Michd J. Petyak Firouzeh Razavi Master of Science in Education with a major in Elementary Education *Jacqueline A. Sheridart Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Itdaryam Ghorieshi Master of Science in Nursing Linda A. Justick *Degree in absentia �Bachelor's Degrees The School of Business, Society and Public Policy Swntru Cumlaude *Wiiliam R. Schabener - Business Adminisration Magrw Cumlaude Susan Elizabeth fuitrirr - Business Administration Cuml,aude Sardra Lee Perry - Business Adminisration Christoptrcr L. Buongiorno - Busirpss Adminisration Thomas Patrick Cawley - Accounting Sharon Lynn Clark - Business Adminisuation Deborah Rose Cometa - Sociology Spencer T. Corbett - Business Adminisuation *Ctristopher P. Daylor - Business Adminisradon O*Linda Tracey Degilio - Accounting Willie C. Dickey, Jr. - Business Adminisuation Jawad Jaafar Hamandi - Business Administration Linda L. Hitr - Business Adminisuation Ching-Chun Huang - Business Administration Robert Scott Hynes - Business Administration *Theresa K. Kiwior - Btsiness Adminisration *Mark D. Lasky - Accounting *Dawn L.},ay )u - Business Administration John Joseph Perfetto - Sociology Paul David Preston - Business Adminisration *William Quoos - Business Adminisration John J. Redy III - Business Adminisuation Ann lvlarie Schiavi - Business Adminisration OArnold Joseph Schiavi - Business Administration *I\{ary Theresa Shaughnessy - Accounting *William F. Wagner - Business Adminisration Q Denotes membership in Alpha Sigma LamMa National Honor Society *Degree in absentia �The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Magna Cwt Laude M. Rebecca Johnson Potoski - Nursing Roben Scoc Brady - Communications Alben James Callejas - Psychology Susan Eileen Dalton - Psychology Margaret furn Floryshak - Nuning Rhonda A. Hylton - Psychology Charles Joseph lvlrcahso - Psychology Toni Lynn McCormrck - Psychology Annette Darlene Orlando - Psychology louis James Rossi, Jr. - Psychology *Degree in absentia �The school of science and Engineering Cum Laude Joseph Bryan EbY - BiologY Joseph D. Giambra - Earth and Environmental Sciences Cl*Michelle Granville - Computer Information Systems Ivlaura Elizabeth Gribble - Earth and Environmental Sciences Carl John Hodl - ChemistrY Kevin Karl Kishel - Medical Technology and Biology lvlaria Lynn Lettieri ' BiologY O*Kathleen A. Muir - Computer Information Systems Cynthia Elizabeth Mulcatry - Engineering lvlanagement carl ungvarsky - Elecrical Engineering John J. Viteritti - BiologY Kattrleen fuin Wiemusz - BiologY e Denotes membership in Alpha Sigma I-ambda National Honor Society *Degree in absentia �ORDER OF EXERCISES *Fanfare Henry Purcell *Processional Welcome *Invocation *America, the Beautiful Greetings Rondeau Iean loseph Mouret Robert J. Heaman Executive Assistant to the hesident Acting Vice-President for Academic Affairs Rabbi Dr. Moshe J. Yeres Temple Ohav Tinek Words by Katlwrine I*e Bates Mtrsic by Samuel A.Ward Richard M. Ross, Jr. Chairman, Bmrd of Tnrstees Vice-President, Address Gina M. Lupini '92 tudent Government S Christopher N. Breiseth President, Wilkes Universily Conferring of the Degrees *616n lvlater *Benediction Christopher N. Breisettr Elearcr C. Farley Sister Joanne Frances Hayes, O.S.F. 9l Sr Dominic's School Brick, NJ. *Recessional Trumpet Volunrfry leremiah Clarke *The audience is requested to rise. A reception for graduates and their families will be held in Rumollrs, lower level of the Marts Center, immediately following the ce,remony. �ALMAMATER Wilkes our Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and courage, Truth and loYaltY. In our work and in our Pleasure, Guide us as a friend; We shall alwaYs love thee, Loyal to the end. Thou shalt lead us onward In search of finer things. lvlay we find the wisdom That ttry sPirit brings. lvlay our deeds of love and service Ever swell thY fame-Wilkes, wG stand to greet thee! Glory' m thY name. --Words and music bY Eleanor C. FarleY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 29, 1991 Commencement-Convocation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/82fb7e652b24b2b6c0e618fed36290e3.pdf 0fa92630503bfc7edcdd94697431e4f6 PDF Text Text WILKES IJNIVERSITY COMMBNCEMENT THURSDAY January 23, 1992 1 1:15 a,m. Dorothy Dickson Dane Center for the Performing Arts Wilkes University Wilkes-B arre, Pennsylvania �AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL *:':t ?f fl3in' o beautiful for spacious skies, for ambel plain' For prrtpl" **n"in *ul"sti* ry'.le'h:1T'ted on thee' Americal Arnerical God shed *i*, And cro-\iln thy good hi-s erace sea. ilrotrrerhood from sea to shining the years' sees O beautiful for patriot dream that FJold tears' human by Thine alabaster riti$ gleam, undimmed on:thee' grace Americsl God shed his emerlcar And crown ,rrv g*d with bnotherhood from Worfu bY sea o shining sea' Kaherine I*e Bates Mnsic bY Sanwel A'Ward ocaoaaoa""t"'oo""to the direction Brass Ensemble, under Mewtbers of the witkes universiry commencement it it morningls of lerome campbell, are performing for celebrafion. �LIST OF GRADUATES ...llIJffI.3;11?'.*** Master's Degrees Master of Business Administration Joseph Raymond Barberio Janine M. Stawicki Becker Stephen R. Bialecki Theodore J. Blizzafi Donna Jamie Brown Tarek Mohamed Bugaighis Anttronrrvli;I:t"tf eron Joseph M. Compierchio Judith Ann Ellis *John G. Flamisch Judith Frantz *Bruce Gooday *Mark F. Graham Joan D. Gregory Jeffrey Allen Guth * R ic h ard,H"i[?#lsc her tMark D. Law *James Nelson lrnhart Basil C. Lynch, Jr. Anthony Thomas Madera *Charles J. Makar *Douglas O. Ivlargraf *Teresa M. Martino *Thomas V. McCarthy Richard A. Melvin Florence Marie Muth Menel W. Neal III Paulette Rose Poloni Joan Marie Reck l;r*1 Re ider-Novakow ski rJohn P. Ronco *Degree in absentia �Kimberly Ann Scartelli William F. Shankweiler Tracy I-eigh Ann Sieminski Anita Louise Hovanec Singer Michael D. Supczenski Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Computing Scott Curtis Schweppe Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Development and Strategies Alysia Alaishuski *Stephen T. Furst *Margaret K. Janosik *Karl H. Rentzheimer, Jr. *Janet A. Ross Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Shabbir Ahmed Joseph Peter Klapatch Meng Li Master of Science in Mathematics Sandra T. Eskin Master of Science in Physics Cynthia Phillips Rheinheimer *Degree in absentia �Bachelor's Degrees Schoot of Business, Society and Public Policy Magna Cum Laude +Robert J. Watkins - Business Administration Cum Laude Patricia Ann Barmon - Accounting Julia L. Cupani-Zdancewicz - Accounting Thuong Duy Huynh Accounting Joseph A. Barr - Economics Ioseph,illx ilffi ffi*tlT - ,.1 *Brenda Bruni is trati on Sociology *Joseph Charles Daches - Accounting Sharon Dawn Davis - Business Administration *Renee A. DiBattista - Business Administration Amy E. Florey - Business Adminisffation Nicholas J. Ganz- Accounting Christian R. Gerber - Business Administration Terrance F. Greene - Business Administration *Craig D. Grochowski - Business Administration Brian Scott Anthony Groelly - Business Adminisradon *David Hobbs - Business Administration *Elizabeth L. Hollerbach - Sociology Anne Marie Jordan - Business Administration Lorraine K. Kay - Economics *Kevin J. Kennedy - Accounting Douglas A. Kerr, Jr. - Business Jason E. Kraack - Business Administration Jude Iangan - Business Administration Debra Jean I*vi - Business Adminisradon *Joseph J. Lipinski, Accounting David S. Mack - Business Administration *Lillian Mattiaccio - International Studies Richard B. McCleve - Business Administration Administration Jr. - SociologY Administration Business Matthew Boone Mclaughlin Megan Leah McCormick *Degree in absentia & �Clifford A. Melberger - Business Administration Victor J. Mosca - Business Administration Parick T. O'Connell - Sociology Thomas J. Obrzut, Jr. - Business Administration Anthony M. Orlando - Accounting *Linda M. Ottensman - Accounting +Donna M. Passetti - Accounting *Joseph M. Petrizzi - Accounting Scott Forrest Redfield IV - Business Administration Gregory S. Schaefer - Business Adminisration Thomas Edward Shafer - Accounting Christopher N. Shenefield - Business Administration Dawn Suzette Smith - Accounting and Business Adminisration Helane Stucker - Accounting Ian W. Taggart - Political Science and History Jeffrey Andrew Theberge - Business Adminisration Cynthia Anne Timko - Sociology Debra Wiggins - Accounting *Florence Anne Williams - Business Adminisuation Jacine Yannu-Vi - Business Adminisration Shawn RochelleZanicky - Sociology Adam P. Zook - Business Administration *Terese M. Zwicharowski - Accounting Degree in absentia +Denotes membership in Alpha Lambda National Honor Society �The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Cum Laude Edward Brady Bielecki - Psychology *Ann Marie E. Danna - Psychology Diane Lynn Gardas - Music Christian G. Wolf - Psychology Melissa Claire Broden - Psychology Cammie Lynn Casella - Psychology Carolyn Susan DeCinti - Speech Pathology Tamara L. Deitrich - History Ann Roberts Emrich - Communications Judy Ann Fitch - Communications Mario S. Garriga-Cazimajou - Communications and English Ginger E. Handwerk - Psychology *Christopher A. Johnson - History Alissa lvlarie Klucitas - English Jessica L. Materna - English and Communications Gary Joseph Mensinger - Psychology Heather Moran - Art Stephanie Ann Paglianrlo, Psychology Philip Patterson - Spanish Steven Wayne Rothwell - English Jill Ann Samuels - Psychology John F. Sheehan III - Communications Paul Shane Steinnrck - Art Kimberly Ann Tokach - English William J. Wiedwald - Psychology *Degree in absentia �School of Science and Engineering Sumrna Cum Lamde =Joseph D. Harry - Electrical Engineering Jennifer l*aRichards - Earth and Environmental Sciences Magna Cum Laude Robert Midgett - BiologY Sandra Marie Mundorf - Mathematics +Iaurie A. Smith - Mathernatics Cum Laude Thomas M. Dugan III - Electrical Engineering Michael D. Hayes - Electrical Engineering Eric Paul Sabatella - Elecrical Engineering John P. Boriin - Earth and Environmental Sciences *William J.Bttzza, Jr. - BiologY David Thomas Chapple, Jr. - Mathematics Michael Joseph Garnett - Mathematics John P. Lyback - Materials Engineering =Gina M. Maksym - Engineering Management Ralph W. Middaugh, Jr. - Mathematics Paul J. Miorelli - lvlathematics *Linda M. Ottensman - Computer Science (second degfee) Gail Andrea Pastula - Computer Information Systems Kristen M. Piatkowski - Materiats Engineering Jeffrey Michael Prawdzik - Earth and Environmental Sciences patricia Ann Skozelas - Earth and Environmental Sciences Craig Aaron Stevens - BiologY Michael J. Stofey - BiologY Dawn J. Survilla - Computer Information Systems Kurt Kenzo Tamai - Electrical Engineering Donald Trybulski - Mathematics Matthew Ungvarsky - Electrical Engineering Mark John Wejkszner - Environmental Engineering Pre-Professional Degree Program *Carlo P. Pacis *Degree in absentia +Denotes membership in Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society =Denotes Honors in Engineering �ORDER OF EXERCISES *Fanfare Henry Purcell *Processional Rondeau lean Joseph'Mouret Y/elcome *Invocation *America, the Beautiful Robert J. Heaman Executive Assistant to the President The Reverend Anita Ambrose Wyoming Valley Council of Churches Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Sa;muel A. Ward Greetings Richard M. Ross, Jr. Chairman, Board of Trustees President, Thomas W. Wittman S tudent Gover, nment Christopher N, Breisettt kesident, Wilkes University Dr. J. Michael I-ennon Vice President for Acadernic Affairs Address Conferring of the Degrees *Alma Mater *Benediction Christopher N. Breisetlt Eleanor C. Farley The Reverend Herbert Nahas Former Pastor, St. Mary's Antiochian Onhodox Church *Recessional Trumpet Voluntary leremiah Clarlu +The audience is requested to rise. �ALMAMATER Wilkes our Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and ctxrage, Truth and loyalty. In our work and in qrr pleasure, Guide us as a friend; We shall always love thee, loyal to the end. Thou shalt tead us onward, In search of finer things. May we furd the wisfum, That ttry spirit brings. May our deeds of love and service, Ever swell thy fame-Wiftes, w€ strnd to greet thee! Glory to thy narne. --Words and music by Eleanor C. Farley aooaaooaaoaroaoa A reception for Bachelor's degree graduates and their families will be held in thc lobby inm,ediately following the ceremony. ' A reception for Master's degree graduates and their families will be hetd on the stage iranediately following the ceremony. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. 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Title A name given to the resource January 23, 1992 Winter Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/d63ed325f5e0cc5e32198db61f55cce7.pdf 65116aad04e7a71ff24749b902dbb8af PDF Text Text WILKDS UNIVERSITY The FortA-FifthAnnual ring Commencement for the Conferring of Degrees Sp AAI 5-l= SaturdaA Afternoon 25, 7992 at two o'clock FIaA The IIenrA Cymnasium Wilkes- B arre, Pennsylu ania �Academic Costume The celebration of Commencement is suruounded by rich traditions. The esta,blished communitg of scholars - the Faculty - convene to recognize officially the newest group of proven scholars - the Qraduates - and welcome them in fellowship. Qraduates don the attire that for Aears has symbolized scholarly attainment. During the Middle Ages those seeking an education traueled to European centers of learntng. Centers of learning and uniuersities were closely allied with the clerics of the time, and the scholars donned garb similar to that u,orn by the clergg. Thts euolued tnto the academic uniform, a long black gown, hood, and cap, whlch proued useful for studying ln unheated and drafty buildings. The hood serued simultaneouslg as a head couering, a repositorg for colns and alms and the forerunner of the modern day book bag. The hood was adorned with the colors of the unluersitg and designated the young scholar's school or uniuersitg affiliation. By their distlnctiue clothing the students were set apart and dtstingutshed from the citizens of the town; hence the originof the phrase "town and gown;' American colleges and uniuersltles adopted the wearing of the traditional apparel in Colonial tlmes, and a common code for academic apparelwas establtshed in the mid-nineteenth century. The hood is the most distinctiue feature of academic regalia. The inside of the hood is lined wlth the official colors of the institution; today gou see Wilkes graduates wearing'hoods lined with the blue and gold colors of the Uniuersitg. The ueluet trim around the outside of the hood designates the degree or field of study of the graduates. The ueluet colors worn bg today's graduates signify the following: OoldenYellow - Science White - Arts, Letters, flumanities Drab - Business Administration or Health Administration Pink - Music LightBlue - Education Brown - Fine Arts The stgle of the gown distinguishes graduates by the degree theg haue earned. Those earning the bachelor's degree wear a simple black gown with elongated pointed sleeues. ITolders of the master's degree wear gou)ns with a longer, closed, square cut sleeue. The doctoral gown is trimmed with ueluet stripes on the sleeues and panels of ueluet on the front closure of the gown. gowns intheir distinctiue colors. You wlll notice the pale blue-grag of Columbia, the red of Cornell, the burgundy of the Uniuerstty of Pennsyloania, the brtght blue of the Uniuersity of Michigan. Some American uniuersities haue adopted doctoral 7b haue earned the priuilege of wearlng academic regalta signtfles not only the completion of a program of studles, but entrance into the co m ar ad erie of scho lar ship. �Academic Ceremonial Music The CommencementceremonA [s also steeped in tradition. Ceremonial muslc designed to reflect the pomp and the grandeur of the occasion maA euen be considered standard fare. depart somewhat from the traditfon by selecting music for today's ceremonA to salute our honorarA degree recipient John Birks "Dizzy" Olllespie. We tro r half a century IuIr, Qillespie's music has enchanted and enliuened the citizens of America and the peoples of the world. ffis deuelopment of be-bop brought a distinctiue flauor to American jazz. The artistrA of Dizzy Gillespie sparked the creatiuity of his fellow musicians and opened the genre of jazz to new heights and wider dimensions. Through it all, in spite of mood or tone, Mr. Oillespie's music ls a celebration, a c eleb r atio n r efle ctin g unb o un d e d t alent, limitles s innouation, and a tale of the joa of grou)th. Tblent, innouation, and growth are the uerA qualities of life we celebrate in our graduates this Commencement DaA. Let the spirft of our honoree's music celebrate the uictories of our graduates. �OKDEK OF EXEKCISDS Fanfare ...IlenrgPurcell PROCESSIONAL Sundance One Note Samba . . Denis Di Blasio . . . Antonlo CarlosJobim Arr.ITeinze The Wilkes University Jazz Band Tnorqns fI pl n zE, Director (The audience is requested to rise as the procession enters the area.) INVOCATION . . RnvnnnnoJnmesJonnson Pastot Dickson CftU mmfttve Methodist Church MuslcbgsamuelA. Ward CKEETINCS... CnnrsrornnnN.Elnusnrn Presldent KrcnaRD M. Koss Chairman, Board of Trustees CnnlJ. CnARNETSKT'7o Professor of PsychologA Tnomns TownsEND WrrrrqAN, JR. Member of the Class of 7992 . �OKDDK OT DXERCISES A MUSICALTRIBUTE A Night In Tunisia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DlzzyClu,ESPIEand Fnnnn PnrnnELLr HONORAKY DECKEE KECIPIENTS Jonn BInxs "Dtzzv" Clumsnle acceptance, Max Roach JonnJ. PorqpRRnrz ADDRES.S ...JonnJ.Pouenanrz THE PRESENTATION OF AITIARDS THE CONNDRRINO OF DDCREE'S Alma ..CnntsrornpnN.BRprsmn Presldent Mater . . EleanorC. Farleg (The words of the Alma Mater are printed on the back couer of the program. The audlence ls requested to stand andJoin ln the slngtng.) BENEDICTION ....RBveRnnoHannretL.Sanros M ethodist Church Paston Shauertowi n Unlted RECDSSIONAL SaltPeanuts. . DizzyAtmosphere . . Jacob Four Jones . . . .DizzgQillespie . . . DtzzyotllespteandKenngClarke , JohnJacoby ..... an.d lToytJones .,,.MtlesDauis Arr. Daue Barduhn (The audlence and the graduates are requested to rematn stancltng durtng the recesslonal of the Platform Partg and the Faculty.) �AUTARDS TIIE MABLD SCOTT WANDELL AND STERLING LEROY WANDELLAWARD Cnanlorre A. tlonnuan. Biology Mnrrnnw Enrc Rernnnr, Business Adm in istration Psychology, Second M 4Jor T\ls award ts presented to the man and woman graduate having attained the highest academic auerage for the four gears at Wtlkes Uniuersitg. Presentation bg J. Mrcnn* Lennox Vice President for Academic Affairs THE SCHOOL OF'BUSINESS, SOCIETY AND PUBLIC POLICY . . . Marrnew Enrc Ruxnnr Bachelor of Science, Business Administration Psychology, Second M aj or Thls award is giuen to the outstanding graduating senior of the School. AWARD Presentatton Dg TneoooREJ. Encpl, Dean THE SCHOOL OF LIBEKAL AKTS AND HUMANSCIENCESAI,T/ARD ..RonRrnDnvroRqrney Bachelor of Arts, English Bachelor of Science, Mathematics This award ls giuen to the outstanding graduadng senior of the School. Presentatton Dy JaMES P. Rooncnxo. Dean THE SCHOOL OF SCIDNCE AND ENCINDERING AWARD . . . . Vrncenr P. Soccr Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering This award is gtuen to the outstanding graduatlng senior of the School. Presentation Dy Uuro R. Nzurn. Dean �AIITARDS ALUMNI AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP.. ....TnorqrsTowxsenoWlrrmnn.Jn. This award is giuen bg the Wilkes lJniuersity Alumnl Association to the member of the graduating class considered to haue made the strongest contrlbution to student life and the student acttulties program of the Uniuersltg. Presentation Dy r\nrnonv J. Sruruu II '78 Director of Alumni Relations ARMED FORCES RESERVD OFFICER APPOINTMENTS Trrqornv Ronr,nrCnnNIcLIA UNITED STtrIES AIR FORCE . . . Danrnl Rov Queen Presentation Dy Anrnun MArson Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Air Force AWARDS OF THE WILKES UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION the Wilkes lJnluersitg Alumni Associafion to those alumnl who best exemplifg the These awards are presente;d annuallA bA characteristtcs of an educated person and the traditions of Wtlkes Unluersitg. THD EUGENE S. NARLDY MDMORIAL ALUMNUSAI,TIARD ....JonnJ.PIKuLSKI'65 THE DISTINGUISHED YOUNG ALUMNUS AWARD ....CnnrsrornEnJ.Woownnron'82 Presentations by JoHN BARoN, JK. '7 5 President, Wilkes University Alumni Association �AIilARDS THE CARPENTDR OUTSTANDINC TDACNING AWARD .- ...MrcnnnlA.Sreeln Asslstant Professor of Blology Giuen ln reco gnition of the B. Q. C arpenter f amlly to honor a member of the Wilkes facultg who is recommended bg a faculty committee as an Outstanding Teacher at the Unluersitg. Presentation by CnRIsropHER N. President BnEISETH WILKNS INSPIRATIONAL TEACHER AWARD TnorqnsJnr.msTnor'ns.Jn.'86 Upward Bound Program, Wilkes University tn appreclation of dedication and $fecttueness as a teacher wlth an outstandlng record of success in preparing students for college and for the life of the mind. PresentationDg RoBERT J. fInAMAN Otuen Executive Assistant to the President KECOGN ITION OT' PKOT'ESSOKS EMERITI . . . . RonnnrDEYouNc Stnnr,EY S. Ourrn JosErn KnnNER TnorqnsJ. Monnn RosenDo E. Snnros, JR. flnnnnRr B. Srrqon flownnD Announcement r, .T:ilff It* N . BnEISETH A. Swrun, Jn. �NONOKAKY DEGKEES Jonn Btnns "DrzzY" DOCTOK OF' HUMANE LETTERS GILLESPIE Professional musician and entertainer the world over for most of his 75 years. Trumpeter, composer, arranger, conductor, he has been the source of major innovation in jazz, including bebop and the marriage of jazzwith Latin American rhythms. He has sought to use every mode and m€ans of communication to convey the importance and beauty of our common humanity and to defeat the forces that obscure this identity of interests of people of all races and creeds. DOCTOROFHUMANELDTTDKS .. JonnJ.Pounnnnrz Successful corporate leader of The Leslie Fay Companies, Inc., where he is Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, he has kept faith with the workers of the Wyoming Valley who helped build L,eslie Fay into a world leader of apparel for women by expanding its facilities in the Creater Wilkes-Barre a.tea. Creative philanthropist, investing time and resources in educational institutions focusing on business, medicine and the textile industry; in music and the fine arts; in y0uth, and in the public's early and continuing awareness of the AIDS crisis, generating money for research to find a cure. �MASTDK'S DEGKDE CANDIDATES Master of Business Administration Degree Robert P Kaunas Stuart Lewis /(lrkwood Raymond IvI. Krastin Peter l"Iarci Boris Z. lularinou Raymond Bartosh * Lisa I"L McDlligott Jeffrey A. BoAer *fiobin R. Bubriak Cecelia P aulow skey l"I ercuri * Karen Patricia Mihes SandraAnnCameli *Scott Dauid Murray Christine R, Carroll * Daniel J. Ciccozzi James AnthonA Parrish William Joseph Ragni, Jr. Eileen E. Colahan 'lbrry L. Reichert Faye Ember Correll J acquelyn Diana Cunningham RaymondJ. Rock Suzanne Natale Smith OregorA E. Fellerman James C. Su.ranson Lisa B artkow ski G arb acik *RoanneA. Tbmbasco Steuen E, Qeider * Tlent Lee Qroue Michael J. Wagner Diane Pape Zawada Ronald Alan llartzell JosephO. Zawada Olenn A. Iloffman * Nlary A. Afflerbach Iulichael Francis B ailey John P. Baker, Jr. Jill PI. Balboni Master of flealth Administration Degree Bustin Mark J. JacoDs Melissa Anne Malia Joann Nlary Petchel Christyne C. Price Dauid P Saxton John Charles Edward IuL lrloger * Degree in absentia �Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in trducational Computing Irene lulary Cardillo James Witliam Kotz * Daniel Lynn Stone Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Development and Strategies BruceDauid Bunntck VtrgtniaA. Ciotola Susanne Fri di.nger Elias *Qall L. Qarrett MacJohn Qroce RobertA. Oross, Jn DebarahDarkes Kern Jagne S. Miller iJoseph B. Shannon Kathertne AnastastaStocki Master of Science Degree in Electrical En gi neering Masoud Reza Tbkmil Master of Science Degree in Mathematics DawnC. Blom * Degree in absentia �BACIIET.ORIS DEGKEE CANDIDATDS The School of Business, Society and Public Policy SummaCumLaude Metissa L. Crosbie, Accounting e.ltlatthew Eric Reinert, Busines s Administration; Psycholo gy, Second IvI ai or tulagnaCumLaude Andrej E. Petroskl, Business Administration Theresa Lynn Pilone, Busin€ss Administration D au e Wilkins, Accounting Dauid M. Wtlkinson, Jf., Business Administration Sandra Flonica Witinskl, Busines s Administration CumLaude +Eric Bealla, Economics *LeeAnn D. Fairchild, Sociology +Charlene Frail, Business Administration *Lori Ann Fuller, SociologA, Psychology, Second lvlajor Plichele A. Ilokien, Bttsiness A dministration Kim,berly M arie Plattes, Accounting Michael J o seph tul ello dy, Accounting Phan QuAen N gu, Accounting I"Iichaet Robert Plappert, Business Administration sJane E. SIa gus, SociologA Christo pher l'I ichael Spencer, Acctounting * Qeorge C. Thoma$ Business Administration Judith /Y. Weintrantb, Accounting APsi Chi $Cand idates *Atpha Kappa *Omicron Delta Epsilon Certtfication for Pennsyluania TEacher * Delta Degree in absentia 10 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy - Contlnued Accounting JefferyJ. Bintek Lori A. Bunchalk * Mlchele Marle *tElizabethAnnMag Lynn Marte Narusewtcz Ertc Carl Alsen Jeffrey Patackts WtlltamAnthony Petruccl Ctndg S. Saba Susan Ann Weisgerber Mark Wilgus Jason Charles Williams Thra Lee Williams PatriceAnnelleYasenchock WlIItam MichaelZaJac Terrie lrutne Zimmennan Clate Anthony C. Del Regno, Jr. Anthong C. Qiardina LMarAellenE.ITanson Robert C. Ilawktns Alan Stephen Katz NoAnne I"I. Kelly Joseph Davtd Ktsh StephenJ. Ktta I"Iarylou Krawse Chrtstlne Krushlnski Bachelor of Business Administration Nora * Casteel Barry E. Cipala Kimberly Ann Croak Lisa I"Iichelle Dennis Kurt V llardenburg Willialrt Foster Muhs lTarri€s Sean P lTogan Alan D. Ilosage * Ann lrlarie Krzesinski * Degree in absentia * Joseph Michael Lucas Jerrg Peter Matteo Dauid S. Morris IV Mary D. Oliuer Andrew Penxd, Jr. Peter S. Rizzuto Scott AnthonA Yokauonus Lori Ann Zepponi LAlpha Sigm a Lambda 11 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy - Continued Business Administration Christopher J. Altemus AmA Susan Antinnes Leon P. Bielecki Dale E Bonar Elaine Brockett Joseph n Budzilek Rtchard Chapman AnthonA E. Clapps Barry L. Cole Oail A. Cupani Brian Francis DeAngelo Iulichael John Dungan Robert Fitzsimmons Richard Charles Fuerman Jeffrey John Oayeski Laur a Elizabeth Oeru asi Fred A. QregorA Qordon Robert Hartmann Kenneth Edw ard llelinski Natalie Linda Ilenning Shawn Kolb Daniel Lefchak, Jr, * lulichael Martin lvlalone Maureen Anne Mangan * Timotha McNichols Kathleen Monahan * Degree Patricia A. Neuber DauidS. NoAle Julie A. Orloski Linda I"I arian Piccotti John E, Pirich, Jr. Andrea Pontani John T, Powell Patrick S. Presto Jeffrey P Purdy Scot Edward Romano Laura Marie Rozycki Shari l"Iarle SalsDurg Louis FL Saltarelli, Jr. KarenA, Schiauo Scott Euan Seeherman l"Iatthew D. Sekol Dawn ["1. Sledzinski John fl Smulowitz Thomas fl Sporer, Jr. Ro bert I"I ichael Stella DeanAndrew Summa N anet Elizabeth Tchorlian William Robert TErrell Richard Brian Williams Cynthia A. Wtnderlich in absentia LAlpha Sigma Lambda L2 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy 4 Continued Economics Diane Marie Barrelros Qordon Robert llartmann second Qary 17. Omar Umid Nejib Jas'on Thsta Darrin Eugene woodruff Degree Meyers International Studies Tbkehiko Serai Potitical Science Oary E LaPointe Ilistory, Second Major Robert McFadden Thomas Tbwnsend Wittman, Jr. Helene Elizabeth Fine Dominick T. Oattuso $steuen James Karch ITistory, Second IvI aj or Thomas J. Krempasky Sociology Austtn RandtfiichelleJuda ^PatttL. SheriLgnn Balut Psachologg, Second Major ChristopherDeAngelog+MichaelJ.Kosloskl,Jr. Ltndsey V. Kriuenko Michelle S. Leathery Cgnthta Anne Lutz alohn Edward Sonn Carl Eugene Sutton III Deborah II. Drdnel Roberta Christel Farre1 Cheryl L. Jacobs MaJor Kathleen LgnnJohnson Psychologg, Second MaJor Ps[chology, Second Gina Lynn ViCCaro gCandtdates for ?ennsgtuanla TEacher Certificatlon *Alpha l{appa Delta APsi Chl 'Degree in absentia t3 �BACIIELOK'S DEGREE CANDIDATES The School of Liberal Arts and lluman Sciences SummaCumLaude Andrea Plarie Silui, English Zimich, Speech Pathology $,ltfaris a IulagnaCumLaude Christine M. Cardello, Communications Christopher J. Dahm, Psychology Inlichele Leigh Edw ards, lYursi ng sLTErrU Lynn Elias, Speech Pathology iCheryl A. Fritzen, Nttrsing Suzanne [uI arie II ear d, lYursi ng Wayne Richard lTenninger, Jr., Communications A.Kobert Paul [lermanofski, Psy cholo gA Theresa Kelley-Stec, Bachelor of [{usic xt lulichele Christina Kondr acki, lYurs i ng * LVichele Christina Kondracki, Psychology, Second Degree Victor 17. Liua, Bachelor of Music I Colleen Dorothy flurphy, lYursi ng s\t"Iellssa J. Naholnik, Psychology Lisa M. Primatic, Bachelor of tlusic eKonald Dauid Rainey, English Nathan II. Santos, Bachelor of I{usic nVictorial. Sos tack, Psycholo gy; Socio logA, Second tul aj or Frank Paul Spencer, Bachelor of Music sA Yuo nne Patricia Stepanski, Psycholo gy Megan Elizabeth Wheatley, Bachelor of I{usic I- I- APsi Chl gCandtdates for Pennsyluanta *Sigma Xi T4 kacher Certification lstgmaThetaTbu �BACIIETOKS DEGREE CANDIDATES The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences SummaCumLaude Andrea [ularie Silui, English Zimich, Speech Pathology $/tfaris a MagnaCumLaude Christine M. Cardello, Communications Christopher J. Dahm, Psychology I"Iichele Leigh Edw ards,,lYurs i ng sLTErrU Lynn Elias, Speech Pathology X.Cheryl A. Fritzen, Nttrsing I- lleard, Nursing Wayne Richard llenninger, Jr., Communications I-Suzanne lularie LKobert Paul lTermanofski, Psy cholo gA Theresa Kelley-Stec, Bachelor of l{uslc xt Flichele Christina Kondracki, /Yurs i ng x LMichele Chris tina Kondracki, Psychology, Second Degree Victor 17. Liua, Bachelor of Muslc IColleen Dorothy Murphy, ffursing s\lvlelissa J. Naholnik, Psychology Lisa M. Primatic, Bachelor of Music eKonald Dauid Rainey, English Nathan 17. Santos, Bachelor of l{usic nVictorial. Sos tack, Psychology; Socio logA, Second Major Frank Paul Spencer, Bachelor of l"Iusic sA Yuo nne Patricia Stepanski, Psycholo gy Iulegan Elizabeth Wheatley, Bachelor of Muslc APsi Chi gCandtdates for Pennsyluanla *Sigma Xi L4 kacher Certtflcatlon lSigma ThetaTbu �BACIIDLOR'S DDGKDE CANDIDATES The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences SummaCumLaude Andrea Flarie Silui, English sMarisa Zimich, Speech Pathology IulagnaCumLaude Chris tine IvL C ardello, Communications Christopher J. Dahm, Psychology Ivlichele Leigh Edw ards, lYurs I ng sATErrU Lynn Elias, Speech Pathology ICheryl A. Fritzen, Nttrsing Suzanne M arie tleard,,lYursl ng Wayne Richard llenninger, Jr., Communications I- I- LKobert Paul lTermanofski, Psy cholo gA Theresa Kelley-Stec, Bachelor of Music xt [uI ichele Christina Kondr acki, /Yurs i ng x LMichele Chrts tina Kondracki, Psychology, Second Degree Victor 17. Liua, Bachelor of lIusic IColleen Dorothy Murphy, /Yursing *Al"Iellssa J . Naholnik, Psychology Lisa M. Primatic, Bachelor of Muslc $fronald Dauid Rainey, English Nathan II. Santos, Bachelor of [{usic nVictoria L. Sostack, Psychology; SoclologA, Second lulajor Frank Paul Spencer, Bachelor of Music sA Yuo nne Patricia Stepanski, Psy cholo gy Megan Elizabeth Wheatley, Bachelor of l[usic APsi Chi gCandidates for Pennsgluania TEacher Certificatlon xSigma Xl L4 lSigma ThetaTbu �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Conttnued CumLaude IDonna Derr Antolick, /Yursi ng .SherrA Lynn Bainbridge, ITistory Carl Scott Coates, Bachelor of Plusic Qina Leigh Dauenport, Bachelor of Music Joseph John Dubinski, Bachelor of Music LTbni IuI. Dttrino, Psychology LDawn IY. ITosler, PsychologA Nlcholas B. Ilttmen, Communications Joseph A. Lisa III, Bachelor of Music Robert A. Lugiano, Jr., Bachelor of Music tlulichael A. March, Psychology .Lamont O. lulcClure, Jr., ITistorA; International Studies, Second M aj or Deborah A. Mebane, Psychology 9J anice Raspett, English $ADiana Lynn WhalleA, Psychology LDiane l"Iarie Young, Psychology r'Phi Alpha Theta $Cand idates lSigm a Theta Tbu APsi Chi for Pennsyluania TEacher Certification 15 �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Conttnued Art sl"Iatthew A. TEneyck Christopher L. Welde Bernadette Ann Pentz Paula Richardson Bachelor of Fine Arts Debra D. Frenzilli Mario Lanzo Kerry Ann Vitanouec Bachelor of Music lulichael J. Bogdon III (Posthumously) Communications Robyn Renee Adelson Christina Plarie Cline Kathleen M. McQeary Susan Lynn Merchant Lee Scott Morrell Jeanl(risti na Nepa Jerome R. Rupp, Jr. Michael Salitsky JoAnn Carol Scubelek Aubin lan Seurin Brian Donald Shaffer Platthew J, Stitzel Kimberly A. Yakowski E Eua Coates-Burrell Jason Christopher Eike OenaMartiaQrum Cheryl Ann llastie SKaren L. ITughes Christopher Peter Imperiale Ceri A. Jones Phillip William Kemp Linda lrlarle Krauitz Jeffrey Charles LoBalbo gC and ld ate s fo r Pennsy lu ania Teacher Certific atio n 16 �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Continued English $Cina Buscalferri Matthew Cobb Dugan Elizabeth Ann Patton sStephanie AmA Rebels arA M ar garet Scicc hitano Rebecca Steinberger sCarrie May Walters s IUI French Tlesha Lee Selmeski History *John lTenry Baranski tDrica M. Ciaccio TimothA J. DempseA sJeffrey J. OregorA sKebecca O. Thomas l"Ilchael M cFadden Psychology, Secon d Major .Jacqueline L. Mosh,er Robert Joseph Schalles Lynanne Marie Sedmina Ilaywood Nursing I{ristin Ann Auuisato Jacqueline D. Battin J acquelgn Ann Ber gamino Lillian lvil ary Bostj ancic INancy Ellen Dalonge J oanne I'I arie Espos ito Linda KaA Euans Lari Ann Farrell INancy Domiano Oreer Pamela llojnowski ISharron Qibbs Leuris IMary Louise Lung Lisa Flarie I"IcCartA Betty [uL lrlosley Dorcas /Y. Ngonyi Nadine M. Restuccia Jeanne Lorraine Sapak Karen A. Sm alley Melissa Ann Snyder Maureen Ann Stanton * Molly Tlmko iPatricia Lee Walker Jennifer Zujus * .Phi Alpha Theta tSigma Theta Tbu $Cand idates for Pennsylu ania TEacher Certification * Degree in absentia L7 �The School of Liberal Arts and lluman Sciences - Continued Psychology L. Grill Carla E. Alfano ^Karen s%ichelle Elizabeth Andruktewicz LBarbara lTazen sAntoinette M. Barnett Catherine M. Ileaman Patrlck Ignatlus lTozempa Brodoski ^.C,ail SuzanneC. Kenney PatriclaA. Brown Brian JosePh LoY TbmaraAnn Burns Anthony Vincent Luscavage IuIarkC. Campbell LorettaVirginiaCarnlual Stacy M. Manganella Nadine Marie Nagle Dentse Reneb Carson Thomas V. Pender III Eileen M. Chaiko JulieD. Cook KathrynJoan Davis LorrteAnn Petrulsky Lori Lee Pleiscott JeffreyN. fiusso DeborahAnnRydlewski sYancA L. Shaw Christine Stackalis pamela Amanda lJlichny sJill Renee Vitucci aChris1ne youngblood JamesLydellDawkins Dempseg Michele L. Disch KathleenA. Donahue Sociology, Second MaJor Anne Elizabeth Dooltttle sLAnn A. Doughertg Diane Fendrock *JamesQ. Nicole Ann Wildenberg Kathleen Marie Fox Robert Dauid Oraboske, Jr. sKristalennifer Zoka Speech Pathology $Jaime L. Ooldbtatt Theater Arts Oail Patricia Stone APsi Chi $Candidates for Pennsyluania TEacher Certification * Degree in absentia 1B �BACIIETOK'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES The School of Science and Engineering SummaCumLaude tr *Ch arlotte A. Iloffman, BiologA *o* f"Iichael Ragmond Miller, Electrical Engineering ITollA T Pitcauage, Enuironmental Engineering #o* Dennis J. RauschmaAer, Electrical Engineering *#c* Vincent P Socci , Electrical Engineering #* MagnaCumLaude Lorianne R. Allen, I"Iedical TechnologA Cheryl Beth Casterline, BiologA #TimathA Robert Cerniglia, Physics a * Kathleen Elizabeth Flaim, Biolo gA #* Edward J ames O all, Enuironmental Engineering tr*fflmberly Ann Gauel, BiologA AA nn [rlarie Gizelbach, BiologA *ShelleA L. Ilerb, Chemistry *oStephen Pasich, Electrical Engineering $Paula Lee Paulico, Mathematics $fionald Dauid Rainey, Mathemat[cs, Second Degree #o* Paul tros ter Ritchie, Electrical Engineering *Scott AnthonA Segan, Electrical Engineering #o * Charles J o seph Sfans ki, Electrical Engineering Suzanne Elizabeth Tro sko, IUI athematics *#Anthony R. Veatch, Electrical Engineering rlrlark Owen Williams, Physics *Charlene Zimmerman, Physics roJohn Victor Zukas, Jr., Electrical Engineering n *Do nna Zurawski, BiologA oEta Kappa Nu APsi Chi *Slgma PtSigma gCandtdates for Pennsyluania'Ibacher Certtftcation alTonors tn Etologg *ITonors ln Engineerlng 19 *Slgma Xi �The School,of Scfnce and - En n€ertng Continued Cum Laude rlbdd T Beckwtth, Enulronmental Engtneertng Danie[e Marg Bistrtchan, Biology *J ohn Kevtn Breckner, Enulronmental Engineertng Dwin Ellen Campbell, Btology .*Michele Lyn Corbett, Blology **Susan S. Draus, Materials Dngineertng Pamela M. Jones, Biologg *Dauid W. Morrls II, ElecticalDngineering Ronald Plostetlo, Jr., Etotogy *Chrtsttne Ellen Ogozaly ; Electrlcal Engtneering *Jefffq Jahn-M lChael Thtbault, Earth and Envlranmentil ScteincCs LonAytTfuman, Btologg Linda Ro se W lernusz, Biologg JlTonors in Biology *Sigma Pi 2A Sigma *Sigm a Xi �The School of Science and Engineering - Continued Biology Dauid K. Antonini Jonathan P, Ben f"Iatthew Cobb Dugan Second Degree *Matthew C. IIaleA Jonathan l"Iark Knee Ulla-Britt Larka George D. Psarras Dauid P, Samuels Mark C. Stanakis xDearon Tufankjian Chemistry xMelissa M. Summa Computer Information Systems Ronald Sokoloski John J. Tbwler Peter Chu Christopher S. Fenn Eric James Koetters Computer Science Serge lTychko Robert D. Pleier, Jr. * Christopher Robert Pienta Earth and Environmental Sciences Joseph A. Marottl D aniel lll/ayne IUI o ser /Yicole Ann Phillips Stephen Dauid Puzio Vincent R. Wozlnski Paris B. Alunni Stephen Dunlap Brokenshire Robert C. Crawford, Jr. Frank A. Kepler Mattheu) Aaron Layton * *Sigtat a Xi 2L Degree in absentia �The School of Science and Engineering Continued Electrical Engi neeri n g auid I"I ichael Armitage Christopher J ohn Conrad Carl Alfred Dunn Neal Joseph Elko Kenneth Mark Ettinger James IuI. Gardner Robert Thomas Magnotta Patrick J. McDonnell John Paul lulcKeeuer III Keuin B. Mead Timothy IvI. Morris, Jr. John A. Neddoff Robert K. Palandji.an D En gi Chandrakant A. Patel WtlliamAdam Puhalla Daniel Roy Queen Michael J. Romanouitch RaymondR. Kuss #c*ftaAmond I Sko cik Sean Michael Smith Laur a Kristina Thornton Lisa Kristen Thornton tTimotha Turnbach # #Stephen [uI. Valuonis BradleA J. Wall neering Management Lisa Ann Cardillo Brian Farleigh DeCes are Environmental Engi neeri n g #JonathanD. Dombek Jenna Lynn Akola Thomas R. Andrake I"Iichael J. Brogan Robert Andrew Cucura Richard J. Enders, Jr. Michael Francls Fontinell Jeffrey J, Mcdill Mathematics * William Alex Carano Medical Technology Ranae M. Zurawski Barbara T Lucy Physics rRobert J. Douglas Newton ["{eade slulargo L. Serafini rsigma Pi Sigma $Candidates for Pennsyluania TEacher Certification * *lTonors in Engineering Degree in absentia OEta Kappa Nu 22 �BACIIETOKS DDGRDD CANDIDATES +Wilkes University Optometry - Pennsylvania College of SummaCumLaude Brian W. Carl CumLaude * IvlagnaCumLaude Tbmmra J. Sherman Mark T. Schn itzet Thomas Peter Kislan +lillilkes University Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medici ne Program Summa Cum Laude Rlchard Mtchael Oley, Cum Laude *Armando R, Sallauantl, Jr. Jr. MagnaCumLaudeSaluatorePSpartch,Jr. Johnng L. Serrano +Wilkes University Therapy Program - Tbmple University, Physical CumLaude Lisa Marie lTerbinski, BiologA James E. Shields, Psychology +Wilkes University Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Program IvlagnaCumLaude * Jeffrey Rock * Degree in absentia +Denotes Cooperatiue Program 25 �Senior Class Officers LonrAnnTnumns Uu-ElnrrrLnnnn...... KnrnlnEn EuzRnnrn Flnru . Drnnon TunRnr<.rrRn ...President ...Vice-President Secretary .Tfeasurer a Denotes lTonors tn Biology. * Denotes Honors in Engineering. * Denotes Membership ln Alpha Kappa Delta, the internattonal honorary society ln Sociology. ^ o Denotes Membership in Alpha Sigma Lambda, the honor societg recognizing the academic excellence of adult part-time students. Denotes Membership in the Kappa Beta Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu, the Internattonal Electrical Engineering lTonor Soctety. + Denotes Membership in Omicron Delta Epsilon, the national honorary society in Economics. r Denotes Membershtp in Phl Alpha Theta, the national honorary soctety tn lTistory. L Denotes Membershtp in Psi Chi, the national honorary societg in Psychology. # Denotes Membership in Sigm a Pi Sigma, the national honorary the society of Physics students. 1 Denotes Membership in the Zeta Pst Chapter of Sigma Theta Tbu, the lnternational llonor Society fot Nursing. * Denotes Membership in and acknowledgment by Stgma Xi, the scientiftc research societg. E Denotes Candidates for Pennsgluania + Denotes Cooperative Program. * Degree in absentia. 24 TEacher Certification. of �STUDENT AIISARDS Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Andrake Chrtstine M. Cardello LarettaVirginiaCamival Denise Renee Carson Michele Lynn Corbett Melissa L. Crosbie Oary L. Dieter Susan S. Draus Kathleen Elizabeth Flaim LoriAnnFuller Kimberlg Ann Oauel AnaOuzman Matthew C. Ilaley Catherine M. ITeaman Charlotte A. Iloffman JoAnnE. Jones Thomas R. 25 r ShawnKolb Mtchele Christina Kondracki LindseyVKriuenko Qina Luptni Ronald Dauid Rainey : Janice Raspen Andrea Marie Silui VincentP Socci RebeccaSteinberger Melissalvl Summa Suzanne Eltzabeth Tlosko LoriAnnTruman Diana Lgnn Whalley Tbdd Eric Wiest Thomas Tbwnsend Wtttman, Jr. Llsal. Zimmerman �Mace and Chain of Office The inauguration of President lvlichelini marked the first ceremonial use of two important insignia giuen to Wilkes Uniuerslty. The handsome mace and chaln of office are the gifts of local donors. The two insignia urere deslgned by Ottie llill Chwalek '67 and executed by anationallg known gold and siluersmith, Professor Kurt J. Matzdorf of the State Uniuersity of New York College at New Paltz, New Paltz, New York. The University Mace The Mace is made of sterling siluer throughout. At the lower end of the hammered shaft is a gilt (gold- plated) kno b. The upper end of the shaft displays the inscription "Wilkes College 7935|' Aboue the short, hammered neck rises a bowl to indicate that Wilkes-Barre acted as a melting pot in forming a new and uigorous community of people of many different backgrounds. This theme is clearly stated in the gilt inscription around the upper part of the bowl: "Unity Amidst Diuersity;' Set into the top of the bowl is the gilt seal of Wilkes Uniuersity. The top of the mace is a gilt flame-like structure to indicate the enlightenment to be gained from higher educatton. A piece of anthracite coal from a local mine is set in the center of this "flame" to commemorate the origin of the community and the Uniuersity in its coal mining past. The Chain of Office The Chain of Office of the President of Wilkes Uniuersity is four feet long and is made of sterling siluer throughout. The Iinks of the chain are alternating siluer bowls and gilt flames repeating the motif of the mace. In the front hangs the gilt seal of Wilkes Uniuersity suspended from a cluster of oak leaues with three acorns to suggest the strength and sturdiness of future generations. The back of the chain is a slluer portrait of Eugene S. Farley, first President of Wilkes Uniuersity, set in a cluster of gtlt oak leaves to commemorate his strong leadership of the Uniuerslty. 26 �ARNAUD C. MARTS SPORTS AND CONFERENCE CENTER FIKST AID the First Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance at Aid station located in the lobby. PICTURITAKING - Because of space limitations, safety and control, no one, exccpt the professional photographer and members of the preas with appropriate credentials, will be allowed acceso to the stage area for the purpose of taking pictures or video-taping. A photograph wiII be taken of each graduate asthe diplomais presented bythe President. Rest rooms are accessible from the first and second floor lobbies. located on the lower level. KEST ROOMS Kest rooms are also - Water is available at the drinking fountains on the first floor of the building. Soda is available for sale at the concession stand in the lobby. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. BEVERACES TELEPHONE - Pay telephones are available on the lower level and the second floor. Local police will be available to direct traffic following the ceremony. Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to alleviate traffic congestion. 27 �AMERICA, TIIE EEAUTIFUL O beautiful for spacious sk[es , for amber u)aues of grain, For purple mountaln maJesttes aboue the fruited platn. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thg good with brotherhood from sea to shinlng sea. O beautlfulfor patriot dreamthat sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by humantears. America! America! Qod shed hts grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Samuel A. Ward AI.,MA IITATDK Wilkes, ottr Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Ilonor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In our work and in our pleasttre, Ouide us as a friend; we'T;::?:y;:";:o'hee Thou shaltlead us onward In search of finer things. l,IaA u)e find the wisdom That tha spirit brinss. YIaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swell thy fame Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Olory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 23, 1992 45th Annual Spring Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/d4ee58fd0c3c5943bec4e7bfe5598452.pdf 0fa92630503bfc7edcdd94697431e4f6 PDF Text Text WILKES IJNIVERSITY COMMBNCEMENT THURSDAY January 23, 1992 1 1:15 a,m. Dorothy Dickson Dane Center for the Performing Arts Wilkes University Wilkes-B arre, Pennsylvania �AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL *:':t ?f fl3in' o beautiful for spacious skies, for ambel plain' For prrtpl" **n"in *ul"sti* ry'.le'h:1T'ted on thee' Americal Arnerical God shed *i*, And cro-\iln thy good hi-s erace sea. ilrotrrerhood from sea to shining the years' sees O beautiful for patriot dream that FJold tears' human by Thine alabaster riti$ gleam, undimmed on:thee' grace Americsl God shed his emerlcar And crown ,rrv g*d with bnotherhood from Worfu bY sea o shining sea' Kaherine I*e Bates Mnsic bY Sanwel A'Ward ocaoaaoa""t"'oo""to the direction Brass Ensemble, under Mewtbers of the witkes universiry commencement it it morningls of lerome campbell, are performing for celebrafion. �LIST OF GRADUATES ...llIJffI.3;11?'.*** Master's Degrees Master of Business Administration Joseph Raymond Barberio Janine M. Stawicki Becker Stephen R. Bialecki Theodore J. Blizzafi Donna Jamie Brown Tarek Mohamed Bugaighis Anttronrrvli;I:t"tf eron Joseph M. Compierchio Judith Ann Ellis *John G. Flamisch Judith Frantz *Bruce Gooday *Mark F. Graham Joan D. Gregory Jeffrey Allen Guth * R ic h ard,H"i[?#lsc her tMark D. Law *James Nelson lrnhart Basil C. Lynch, Jr. Anthony Thomas Madera *Charles J. Makar *Douglas O. Ivlargraf *Teresa M. Martino *Thomas V. McCarthy Richard A. Melvin Florence Marie Muth Menel W. Neal III Paulette Rose Poloni Joan Marie Reck l;r*1 Re ider-Novakow ski rJohn P. Ronco *Degree in absentia �Kimberly Ann Scartelli William F. Shankweiler Tracy I-eigh Ann Sieminski Anita Louise Hovanec Singer Michael D. Supczenski Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Computing Scott Curtis Schweppe Master of Science in Education with a major in Educational Development and Strategies Alysia Alaishuski *Stephen T. Furst *Margaret K. Janosik *Karl H. Rentzheimer, Jr. *Janet A. Ross Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Shabbir Ahmed Joseph Peter Klapatch Meng Li Master of Science in Mathematics Sandra T. Eskin Master of Science in Physics Cynthia Phillips Rheinheimer *Degree in absentia �Bachelor's Degrees Schoot of Business, Society and Public Policy Magna Cum Laude +Robert J. Watkins - Business Administration Cum Laude Patricia Ann Barmon - Accounting Julia L. Cupani-Zdancewicz - Accounting Thuong Duy Huynh Accounting Joseph A. Barr - Economics Ioseph,illx ilffi ffi*tlT - ,.1 *Brenda Bruni is trati on Sociology *Joseph Charles Daches - Accounting Sharon Dawn Davis - Business Administration *Renee A. DiBattista - Business Administration Amy E. Florey - Business Adminisffation Nicholas J. Ganz- Accounting Christian R. Gerber - Business Administration Terrance F. Greene - Business Administration *Craig D. Grochowski - Business Administration Brian Scott Anthony Groelly - Business Adminisradon *David Hobbs - Business Administration *Elizabeth L. Hollerbach - Sociology Anne Marie Jordan - Business Administration Lorraine K. Kay - Economics *Kevin J. Kennedy - Accounting Douglas A. Kerr, Jr. - Business Jason E. Kraack - Business Administration Jude Iangan - Business Administration Debra Jean I*vi - Business Adminisradon *Joseph J. Lipinski, Accounting David S. Mack - Business Administration *Lillian Mattiaccio - International Studies Richard B. McCleve - Business Administration Administration Jr. - SociologY Administration Business Matthew Boone Mclaughlin Megan Leah McCormick *Degree in absentia & �Clifford A. Melberger - Business Administration Victor J. Mosca - Business Administration Parick T. O'Connell - Sociology Thomas J. Obrzut, Jr. - Business Administration Anthony M. Orlando - Accounting *Linda M. Ottensman - Accounting +Donna M. Passetti - Accounting *Joseph M. Petrizzi - Accounting Scott Forrest Redfield IV - Business Administration Gregory S. Schaefer - Business Adminisration Thomas Edward Shafer - Accounting Christopher N. Shenefield - Business Administration Dawn Suzette Smith - Accounting and Business Adminisration Helane Stucker - Accounting Ian W. Taggart - Political Science and History Jeffrey Andrew Theberge - Business Adminisration Cynthia Anne Timko - Sociology Debra Wiggins - Accounting *Florence Anne Williams - Business Adminisuation Jacine Yannu-Vi - Business Adminisration Shawn RochelleZanicky - Sociology Adam P. Zook - Business Administration *Terese M. Zwicharowski - Accounting Degree in absentia +Denotes membership in Alpha Lambda National Honor Society �The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Cum Laude Edward Brady Bielecki - Psychology *Ann Marie E. Danna - Psychology Diane Lynn Gardas - Music Christian G. Wolf - Psychology Melissa Claire Broden - Psychology Cammie Lynn Casella - Psychology Carolyn Susan DeCinti - Speech Pathology Tamara L. Deitrich - History Ann Roberts Emrich - Communications Judy Ann Fitch - Communications Mario S. Garriga-Cazimajou - Communications and English Ginger E. Handwerk - Psychology *Christopher A. Johnson - History Alissa lvlarie Klucitas - English Jessica L. Materna - English and Communications Gary Joseph Mensinger - Psychology Heather Moran - Art Stephanie Ann Paglianrlo, Psychology Philip Patterson - Spanish Steven Wayne Rothwell - English Jill Ann Samuels - Psychology John F. Sheehan III - Communications Paul Shane Steinnrck - Art Kimberly Ann Tokach - English William J. Wiedwald - Psychology *Degree in absentia �School of Science and Engineering Sumrna Cum Lamde =Joseph D. Harry - Electrical Engineering Jennifer l*aRichards - Earth and Environmental Sciences Magna Cum Laude Robert Midgett - BiologY Sandra Marie Mundorf - Mathematics +Iaurie A. Smith - Mathernatics Cum Laude Thomas M. Dugan III - Electrical Engineering Michael D. Hayes - Electrical Engineering Eric Paul Sabatella - Elecrical Engineering John P. Boriin - Earth and Environmental Sciences *William J.Bttzza, Jr. - BiologY David Thomas Chapple, Jr. - Mathematics Michael Joseph Garnett - Mathematics John P. Lyback - Materials Engineering =Gina M. Maksym - Engineering Management Ralph W. Middaugh, Jr. - Mathematics Paul J. Miorelli - lvlathematics *Linda M. Ottensman - Computer Science (second degfee) Gail Andrea Pastula - Computer Information Systems Kristen M. Piatkowski - Materiats Engineering Jeffrey Michael Prawdzik - Earth and Environmental Sciences patricia Ann Skozelas - Earth and Environmental Sciences Craig Aaron Stevens - BiologY Michael J. Stofey - BiologY Dawn J. Survilla - Computer Information Systems Kurt Kenzo Tamai - Electrical Engineering Donald Trybulski - Mathematics Matthew Ungvarsky - Electrical Engineering Mark John Wejkszner - Environmental Engineering Pre-Professional Degree Program *Carlo P. Pacis *Degree in absentia +Denotes membership in Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society =Denotes Honors in Engineering �ORDER OF EXERCISES *Fanfare Henry Purcell *Processional Rondeau lean Joseph'Mouret Y/elcome *Invocation *America, the Beautiful Robert J. Heaman Executive Assistant to the President The Reverend Anita Ambrose Wyoming Valley Council of Churches Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Sa;muel A. Ward Greetings Richard M. Ross, Jr. Chairman, Board of Trustees President, Thomas W. Wittman S tudent Gover, nment Christopher N, Breisettt kesident, Wilkes University Dr. J. Michael I-ennon Vice President for Acadernic Affairs Address Conferring of the Degrees *Alma Mater *Benediction Christopher N. Breisetlt Eleanor C. Farley The Reverend Herbert Nahas Former Pastor, St. Mary's Antiochian Onhodox Church *Recessional Trumpet Voluntary leremiah Clarlu +The audience is requested to rise. �ALMAMATER Wilkes our Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and ctxrage, Truth and loyalty. In our work and in qrr pleasure, Guide us as a friend; We shall always love thee, loyal to the end. Thou shalt tead us onward, In search of finer things. May we furd the wisfum, That ttry spirit brings. May our deeds of love and service, Ever swell thy fame-Wiftes, w€ strnd to greet thee! Glory to thy narne. --Words and music by Eleanor C. Farley aooaaooaaoaroaoa A reception for Bachelor's degree graduates and their families will be held in thc lobby inm,ediately following the ceremony. ' A reception for Master's degree graduates and their families will be hetd on the stage iranediately following the ceremony. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 27, 1992 Commencement-Convocation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/19e18f5bf778bfbec6d4b9171147862b.pdf c41311c05b2ca07e9385a8f25a05c0cd PDF Text Text WILKDS UNIVDRSITY JanuarA CommerTcement for the Conferring of Degrees q 7/L /^a 5D J Thursday January 28, 1995 77:L5 a.m, The IIenry Gymnasium in the Arnaud C, Ivlarts Sports and Conference Center Wilkes Unioersity Wilkes- B arre, PennsYlu ania �HONOKAKY DEGKEE DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Ronnnr Cnnnuo Eurns Model of an educational leader in northeastern Pennsylvania. tle taught his educator colleagues in the public and private school sectors as well as the post secondary level the importance of working with students to address their needs as learners while keeping in mind society's needs for an educated and skilled citizenry. Working with business and industry, colleges, community leaders and believers of all sorts, he never gave up on the vision of a partnership of the adult community to provide the structure and atmosphe.re that will support the coming generation. Proud and supportive husband and father, he has epitomized in his private life and public work a spirit of progressive change and civility. Teacher, learner, administrator par excellence, community leader and citizen, he has demonstrated what students can achieve and what the community can become as it works together to meet the needs of the students and the community. �Order of Dxercises *EANEAKE..:.. .....I7enryPurcell *PROCESSIONAL. . . .Kondeau Jean Joseph Mouret WELCOME, .Theodore J. Engel Dean, School of Bustness, Societg and Public Pollcy *INVOCAIION. ...MonsignorDonaldMcAndrews Pastor, St. Aloysiu s Church *AMERICA THE CKEETINGS tsEAUTIFUL. . . . . .Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Samuel A. Ward ... .....WilliamA.Perlmuth Vice Chatrman, Board of Tiustees Nicolette A. Yevich Memberof theClass of L995 ARMED FORCES OFF'ICER RESERVE . .David A. Agee APPOINTMENT LieutenantColonel, United States Air Force CONFERRING OF AN HONORARY DECREE . . . . . . .J. Michael Lennon Vice President for Ac ademtc Aff atrs Acting President, Wilkes ADDRDSS... U niuersltg ....MichaelA.Steele Asslstant Professor of Blology Carpenter Tbaching Award Wlnnen 7992 CONFERRING OF THE DEGREES. *ALMAMATER . . . .J. Michael Lennon ....EleanorC.Farleg .Reverend Lynn Lampman . Executive Dlrecton Wgoming Valleg Council of Churches *BENEDICTION *RECESSIONAL. * The audience is requested .TrumpetVoluntary JeremlahClarke to rise. �MASTEK'S DEGRDE CANDIDATES Master of Business Administration Degree Dauid M. Baron Jill PI. Berretta Ivlichael Timothy J ames Beuilacqua *iff"i,3::::;' Dauid [vI. Chippi Jean Marie Bartasauich Chorba Iq ichele A. Ciau arella-Shauer Tbdd Edward DeKosa nJames J. Delmonte * John Fletcher IV *frussell E. flock * Julie Ann lTillard Jurchak Elizabeth A. Knizer Joseph J. Leandri Lei-IIsi Lucy Liao Betty A. Madura Marlene M. Inlarriggt Kim Lee f"Ieitzler Louis John Singer Kathleen R. Weber Karen Ann Yefko-RYan Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Computing B * amelli-Sefchik Kathleen Susan Klapatch arb ara E. J * Degree in Absentia �Master of Science Degree in Education with a maJor in Educational Development and Strategies Nancy'N. Baird James A. Booth Jonathan M. Clark * Lisa A. Deaner * BarbaraS. Euans lvl ichael QentrA SweeneA * Lantra A. Welkey Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Elementary Education Lisa Kristin Oiou annini Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in English t Lols Strobel Fiester Master of Science De$ree in Electrical Engineering * Pantl J. Wodarczyk Master of Science Degree in flealth Ad m i ni stration Carl J. Seitz, Jr. t Sigm a Thu Delta * Degree in Absentia �BACHDTOK'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES The School of Business, Society and Public Policy I[agnaCumLaude Ward D. Wilcox, Business A dministration CumLaude Donald Joseph Bordick, Business Administration Noseph Adam Cuchara, Accounting Christine PI arie Dowd, Business Administration tSallU Pancheri, Accounting John A. IJnguarsky, Business Administration +JeffreA Jon Yankow, Economics * Allen D, Andes, Eusiness Administration Babiow skl, Business' Administr ation Angela Lucia Basta, Eusiness Adminlstr ation Eric C. Batyrius, Eusiness Administration Joseph N. Bruno, III, Accounting Anthony PI. Caladle, Jr., Business Admintstration Ro b ert A. C asterline, 6 usiness A dministr atio n Karen Chura, Bustness Administratton n * J onelle Karen Collins, Sociologg Elizabeth Anne Cunan, Eusiness Administration Alb ert Desimo ne, D cono mlc s Llsa M. Duncan, Sociolo gy Robert A. Feinberg, PoliticalSctence and Business Administration M ary J o (Earning Dual Degrees) Pamela Ann Oasse, Business Administration Lee Ann Orimes, Eusiness Admlnistration Anthony August Ouldi, J r., Business A dminis tration Cindg lTaefete, Business Administratlon and Economics Christine Rtleg IIooWr, Business Admtnistr ation J ohn J ames Keeler, Business Adminlstration LAlphaSigma Lambda *OmicronDeltaEpsilon oAlphaxappaDelta aCandtd ate for Pennsylu anla kacher Certification *Degree in Absentia �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy (continued) argaret Elizabeth Kell, Business Adminis tration Afios emarA J. Kramer, Accounting Bruce G. Lambert, Buslness Administration LeAnne T Leslie, SociologA Thomas Dauid IvI acDonald, Business Administration ["Iark R. Ivlason, Business Administration Thomas McOuire, Business Administration L* MarA Ann lvlilo, Business Administration Stephen M. [uloloneA, Business Administration Thomas J. MooneA, Business Administration Michael D. Naholnik, Busin€ss Administration Lauern E, Nau, Accounting LPatricia A. Pandya, Business Administration Christine Pochis, Business Administration Carolyn L. QuigleA, Business Administration Heather L. Rogers, Buslness A dministration * Edward tr Sam pson, Business Adminis tration n Christopher Paul Scalese, Business Administration Iulichael Edward Scoft, Business Administration Barbara A. Sharp, Business Administration Sylui a C. Simm ons, Accounting Ivlartin Luther Strayer, IV Business Administration William James Umphred, Jr., Business Administration * Jennifer Watkins, Political Science John Weiss, Business Administration Elten Stephenie Wheeler, Accounting Robert J. Wooditch, Jr., Business Administration *Julanne R. Wysocki, Business Administration PI LAlpha Sigm a Lambda * Degree in Absentia �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences SummaCumLaude JDonna J. Brown, PsychologA + IWagnaCumLaude [ularia Christine Antonlshak, English Christine M. Drach, Communicatlons CumLaude * Deborah Pryor, Psychology Jeffrey Lee Aikens, Art Andrew Robert Banks, PsychologA * Cynthia L. Brandt, Aft nMichelle Brutko, PsychologA James L. Clark, Communications William Robert Colbenson, Ilistory Cathy Lee Culp, PsychologY olloUy Katherine Eu ans, Communications Robyn Andrea Oall, PsychologY J erome R. tI offmdn, Communications n+ JoAnn Elizabeth Jones, English Ilolly Lynn Kaminski, Art Nancy R. Kettell, Psychology * Mark Allan Keyes, Psychology Richard K. Kim, Psychology Eu an J aA Kr anson, Communic ations nsandra Kudrako, Psycholo gy * Patricia A. Lenahan, ElementarA Education a0ina lularia Lupini, Plusic risha ron Sarnowski PI astri, /Yurs ing + James llugh McQeeuer, Jr., English J ohn Dauid M endola, Communications Christina V. M etta, Communications LAlpha Sigma Lambda t Sigm a Tbu Delta APsi Chi aPi Kappa Delta JCandidate for Pa. TEacher Certification IZeta Psi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tbu * Degree in Absentia �fluman Sciences (continued) Ts uk:asa Mizuguchi, Music Karen tvl alie Pry slak, Communicaf[ons a+ Vito S. Quaglia, Englis h and |fistorA Jennifer Ann Risch, PsYchologY Elizabeth Esther Rowland, tlistory Dauid J, Russo, Communications .Chris topher 14. Schu ster, Music Jacqueline IvlarieSott, PsayhollgA un! Socio togA Lenay Elizabeth Vah Brunt, Art Ileath,er Wyman, Communications lYicol ette Annette Yeuich, Communications ' a ta AIPha Theta t Sigm a Tbu Delta 'Fhi tr Candidate for Pa. TEacher Certifi,cation �The School of Science and Engineering SummaCumLaude rxTbdd Eric Wiest, Physlcs I\agnaCumLaude Andrea /Yico letti, Ivlathematics CumLaude #AmA Farro, Engineenng Management Dauid William BaileA, Computer Science Ashiq Ali Balouch, Electrical Engineering Dauid Abraham CharneA, Materials Engineering * Cristino Giuseppe DiSaluo, BiologA Gary L. Dieter, Electrical Engineering Leiti Fan, Computer Information Systems Tbdd Alan Oarrett, Electrical Engineering Keith R. Ilostrander, Computer Information Systems Jody Ann lTummel, Electrical Engineering Chris topher L. Kaercher, Earth and Enuironmental Sciences Peter J. KelleA, Computer Information Systems Chris topher Stephen Lohr, Electrical Engineering Kelly Marie lvlaheadA, Medical TechnologA Gerald n O'Donnell, Jf., Computer Information Systems n Coll een M arie Studders, l'I athematics Scott Michael Tra uger, Engineering lvlanagement * *L[s a J. Zimmerman, ChemistrA Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Program Wilkes University - +Oerald A. Oallnus #Sigma Pi Sigma D0andtdite for Pa. Teacher * Denotes Cooperatlue Program Xi * Degree tn Absentia Certtftcation *Stgma �+ Denotes Membershtp tn Atpha Kappa Delta. the tnternatlonal honorarg societg lnSoclology. L ::: + Denotes Membershlp tn Alpha Stgma Lambda, the honor soctety rccogntztng the academlc excellence of adult part-ttme students. Denotes Membershtp ln Omicron Delta Epslton, the national honorary soclety in Economics. I Denotes Nlembership in Phl Alpfta Theta, the natlonat honorary soctetg in fltstorg. L # Denotes Membershlp tn Pst Chl, the national honorarg society in Psychology. Denotes Membershtp in Stgma Pt Stgma, the natlonal honorarg Physics students. of the soctetA I Denotes Membershlp tn theZeta Psl Chapter of Stgma Theta Tbu, the lnternatlonal tTonor Soclety for Nursing. * Denotes Membership ln and acknowledgment bg Stgma Xl, the sclenttflc research soctet4. i Denotes Mem;bership ln Pi Kappa Detta, the natlonal honorarA societg ln Forenslcs. t * z I Denotes Membershtptn Slgma Tbu Delta, the nattonal honor soclety Denotes Cooperatlue Program. Denotes Candidates Degree ln absentla. for Pennsyluania tuacher Certlflcation. in of Engltsh. �ATIEKICA, TIIE BEAUTIFUL O beautiful for spacious skles, for amber waues of grain, purple mountain majesties aboue the fruited platn. Amertca! America! Qod shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good wtth brotherhood frotm sea to shtnlng sea. For O beautiful for patrtot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed bg human tears. America! America! Ood shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shlning sea. Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Samuel A. Ward ALMA IITATER Witkes, ottr Alma Mater, pledge our hearts to thee, tlonor, faith, and cqurage, Truth and logaltA. In our u)ork and in our pleasttre, Ouide us as a friend; We shall always loue thee, Loyal to the end. We Thou shalt lead us onward In search of finer things. l'IaA we find the wisdom That thy spirit brings. l,IaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swell thA fame Wilkes, u)e stand to greet thee! Olory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley A reception for graduates and thelr famlltes will be held ln Rumours, lower level of the Marts Center, immediatelg followtng the ceremong. s o f the W llke s U niv er si tg 6rass Ensemb le, under the dlrection of Jerome Campbell, are performing for thls morning's Commencement celebration. M ember � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. 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Title A name given to the resource January 28, 1993 Winter Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/af9d2726e2bf1a6cc02bc6f2b7831b17.pdf 71b5b64e4b249045f5a5254f8bf8752b PDF Text Text WILKES UNIVDRSITY The FortA-sixthAnnual ring Commencement for the Conferring of Degrees Sp aAAA.q SaturdaA Afternoon fIaA 29, 7995 at two o'clock The Arnaud C. IvlartsSports and Conference Center Wilke s' B arre, Pennsy lu ania �Academic Costume The celebration of Commencement is surrounded bg rich tradi' tions. The established communlty of scholars - the faculty - con' uene to recognize officially the newest group of prouen scholars - the Graduates - and welcome them in fellowshtp. Qraduates don the at' tire that for Aears has symbolized scholarly attainment. During the tvliddle Ages those seeking an education traueled to Eu' ropean centers of learning. Centers of learning and uniuersities were closelg allied with the clerics of the time, and the scholars donned garb similar to that worn bg the clergy. This euolued into the academic uniform, a long black gown, hood, and cap, which proued useful for studying in unheated and drafty buildings. The hood served simulta' neously as a head couering, a reposltory for coins and alms and the forerunner of the modern day book bag. The hood was adorned with the colors of the uniuersity and deslgnated the young scholar's school or uniuersitg affiliation. By thetr distinctiue clothing the students were set apart and disttnguished from the citizens of the town; hence the origin of the phrase "town and gown;' American colteges and uniuersitles adopted the wearing of the traditional apparel in Colontal times, and a common code for academlc apparel was established in the mid-nineteenth centurg. The hood is the most distinctive feature of academic regalia. The inside of the hood is lined with the official colors of the institutlon; to' day you see Wilkes graduates weanng hoods lined with the blue and gold colors of the lJniuersity. The ueluet trim around the outside of the hood designates the degree or field of studA of the graduate,s. The veluet colors worn bg today's graduates signlfy the followlng: OoldenYellow - Science White - Arts, Letters, Humanities Drab - Business Administration or flealth Administration Pink - Music Light Blue - Education Brown - Fine Arts The stgle of the gown distinguishes graduates by the degree they haue earned. Those earning the bachelor's degree wear a simple black gown with elongated pointed sleeues. Ilolders of the master's degree u)ear gowns wtth a longer, closed, square cut sleeue. The doctoral gown is trimmed with ueluet stripes on the sleeues and panels of ueluet onthe front closure of the gown. Some American unluersities haue adopted doctoral gowns ln their distinctiue colors. You wlll notice the slatgof Columbia, the red of Cor' nell, the burgundg of the lJniversltg of Pennsyluanta, the bright blue of the Untuerstty of Michigan. prtuilege of wearing academic regalia stgnifies not onlg the completion of a program of studies, but entrance into the co mar ad erie o f scho lar ship. 7b haue earned the �The Forty-SixthAnnual Spring Commencement for the Conferring of Degrees Saturday Afternoon 29,7995 attwo o'clock IrIaA The Arnantd C. Iularts Sports and Conference Center W ilkes - B arre, Pennsy lu ania �ORDDK OF EXDKCISES FanfareForTheComrnonMan. ....AaronCoptand PROCESSIONAL Crownlmperial ...wiltiamWatton Wind Ensemble of Wilk€s University JERoME W. CnMPBDLL, Conductor (The audience is requested to rise as the procession enters the area.) WELCOME:.... Vtce Presldent ..J.MrcnnerLennon for Academlc Affatrs : INVOCATION.. ....CEonanF.Rnsron .Trustee and Elder, First Presbytertan Charch Dean of Student Affatrs Emerttus America,TheBeautiful GREETINGS I a -a a a a a a -a .: ... o a a o a .. a a .. .: *rfrj;:r:;f;:Xtr;r#:fr a a a a a a a CnRISToPHER N. BnEISETH President RrcnnRD M. Ross Chairman, Board of Trustees Mnny Ann MnnRrcAN Assista nt Professor of Nursing Jonn Josnrn CouERFoRD rv Iulember of the Class of 7993 �OKDER OF EXEKCISES HONOKARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS Pnul A. Josnrn WnNDER J. '69 CtcrPPIo THE PKESENTATION OF' AWARDS THE CONFERRING OF DECREES ..CnnlsrornnnN.Elnntsnrn (The words of the Alma Mater are printed on the back couer of the program. The audience ts requested to stand andioin tn the singtng.) BENEDICTION .......... M*ncrRrrRnrnnr Extr aor dinar g M lnlster Dtocesi,e RECESSIONAL Processionof Nobles o f Philadelphla ....lYickotatfttmsky-lforsakou (The audlence and the graduates are requested to remaln standlng the recesslonal of the Platform Partg and the Faeultg.) 5 during �AITARDS THE MABLE SCOTT WANDELL AND STERLINO LEROY WANDELL AIITIARDS EnrcJrmpsFensn, Bachelor of Science, Biology Rrrq,q Manrn Snno. Bachelor of Science, Biology These awards are presented to the man and woman graduate having attalned the htghest academlc auerage for the four years at Wllkes Uniuerslty. Presentatlon by J. MrcnRer- Lnnnon Vice President for Academic Affairs THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SOCIETY AND PUBLIC POLICY . . MarrnewCnnnresGoonr Bachelor of Science, Accounting AI,IIARD Thls award is giuen to the outstanding graduatlng senior of the School. Presentation by TnnoooneJ. Dnceu, Dean THD SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND HUMAN SCIENCES . . . . Arnneo Cponcn Mupr,rnn II Bachelor of Arts, Communications Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy Third Major, History Thls award ls gluen to the outstandlng graduating senlor of the School. AWARD Presentation by RonnnrJ. flnaunn, Dean THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANDENGINEERINGAI,TIARD ....DnrcJAmEsFEESE Bachelor of Science, Biology Thts award ts gtuen to the outstanding graduating senlor of theSchool. Presentatlon Dy Umro K. Nzurn, Dean �AWAKDS ALUMNI AWARD FOR LDADERSHIP. ....AnnnMnncanerM.Eru,rlt Thls award is giuen by the Wllkes IJnluersity Alumnl Association to the member of the graduattng class consldered to have made the strongest contrlbulton to student ltfe and the student'actiotties program of the lJniverstty. Presentation by Anrnonv J. Snlruun II '78 Director of Alumnl Relations AR]VItrD FORCDS RDSEKVE OFFICER APPOINTMDNT Presentatlon Dy DnvloA. Aonn Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Air Force AWARD ON THD WILKDS UNIVEKSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION by the Witkes Unluersltg Alumnt Assoclation to'that alumnus,who" best exempltftes the charactertsttcs of an educated person and the tradttions of Witkes Thls award:ls presented annuallg Uniuersltg. THD DISTINGUISHED YOUNC ALUMNUS AWARD . Jonn fl. Presentation bA Jonn Bnnon, JR. '7 5 President, Wilkes University Alumni Association Du-rs tv '79 �WILKES INSPIRATIONAL TEACH EK AI{IARD . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . Luzerne County Intermediate Unit Qitxn l,rt'appreeiefisfi olrltpdteattan a*d affecttueiless as a teacher wtilr.ai.o,trrxandlrw r€cord bft{qrc€st tna prepaang-sruib4*:fqr qoltegg9pgfsrfi:r'flfeaftheirtid-, ',,. " . �HONORARY DDGKDE,S Wilkes alurnnus, teacher, organic chemist, research scholar, he is at the frontof the lindof march in the fight against cancer. In the effort to synthesize the Thxol molecule in the laboratory, he has discovered a prom- ising weapon in the war on breast and ovarian canc€r and potentially the method of reversing the process by which healthy cells becom e malignant. DOCTOR OF HUFIANtrLDTTDRS . . . JosernJ. Ctcrrno Pennsylvanian, American citizen of the world, bank.executive and finan: cial manager, he carried his skills to the American Universlty of Beirut. As a hostage for 1,9O8 days, he endured torture and deprivation but displayed indomitable courage, becoming to his nation a symbol of pride, the devoted citizen struggling and surviving for personal freedom and political democracy. �IUASTER'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES Master of Business Administration Degree *DeboraMarieBartsch JulieA. Bordo JosephT Boris Diane Siegman Chalker Nancy BethChalker Daniel R. Cronauer *DonnaDel Batso-Ifornfeld *Lisa Michelle Dennis Donna M, ITaas Janelle A. Kaczmarek Charles E. Keyes Joel Christopher Kotch Matthew Qeorge Lazar *Susan LynnMaurer *ThomasPatrickMinchin Dlaine M. Perkins Patrlcla A. Royer *Michael PatrickSharrg *Steuen Wtlliam Skammer *Donna M, Student Raymond E Swankoski, Jr. Dauid Z, Teuet Catherine D. Tigue Anlta Tsoutsoplides Albert L. Wtlliams III *Qerald R. Winton Master of Health Administration Degree Jerome Edward Drogalis Mark N. Falcone Oorko KarlJ.Iloffman Aaron Paul lloldren Dauid * A. Frank Bernard Koronkiewtcz Anthony John Marchakitus Joanne lTeuberger Oppelt Susan MarteTlunzo James A. Youngblood Joseph E Kauczka Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Computing Barbara IJ. Landon Susan Marie Prushinski Rosanne Ragnacci n Degree in absentia �Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Development and Strategies Melane A. Baran Patrtcia A. Berger Marian Amg Booth Cathy A. Capparell Patricia Brady Desciak Thomas Edward Oazowski, Jr. Kathleen Ellen Kalie Marg Jo Marinko Ellen McBride Charlotte llaruietWilliamsThomas Lorilee Welebob Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Elementary Jean Marie Sgarlat Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in flistory Chris ta Lenfiatrtz Burke Master of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering Rameshff. Chilukuri ITamid Fath Karimy V. Master of Science Degree with a major in Nursing ITelen Martin Carter * I Degree in absentia �BACIIELOR'S DDGREE CANDIDATES The School of Business, Society and Pubtic Policy SummaCumLaude Matthew Charles Oodrl, Accounting sJohn Kotsko, Economics RosemarA LaFratte, Business Administration Magna CumLaude Tbirran Leigh BatorA, International Studies 'Caroline M. Centi, Business Administration Camille Clark, International Studles Alisa Marie Couiello, Accounting Cindy E. Dayton, Business Administration Shannon DePoti, Business A dministration xs'sJttdith Sulliu an Fried, Economics 1' Andrew Oulden, Political Science Ronald Edward Miller, Accounting Dora Dimitrou a Sirak ou a, Business Administration Sandra Ann VanLuuender, Business Administration J acquelyn I"I. Wanas, Business Administration CumLaude aSandra Lee trr[sDia So 8 . ciology, Psychology, Second Major Christine Orum, Business Administration Kelly Lynn McNultA, Accounting Andrd N. Milutin, Business Administration Lori Jo Pilkington, Business Administration Fong Wu, Accounting AnthonA Vincent Yu, Accounting Business Administration, Secon d tvlajor Degree tn absentia sOmicron Delta 4Alpha Kappa Epsllon 10 Delta sAlpha Stgma Lambda llPt Sigma Alpha �The School'of EusineSs; Society and Public Policy - Continaed Accounting Dauid J. Kuranouich Suzanne M. Leseberg [ulaurice A. Flenichetti ru sfiellA Smith Oluer D auid Chrfs to pher Orsheski Eric D. Palmer Daniel Parzych Gina FI. Sebastian Kathleen RosemarA Swan Christophier FI. Wartelta Diana E. Wozniak Mary B. Wychock Adam M. Bialek Joseph n Bilko Dennis CaDriel Budd Joseph E. Donouan Kimberly Ann Doran Steuen C. Fahey Karen Lynn Oerlach Richard Oorzkowski Robert W. Kachurak Catherine M. Kapcoe Diane Theresa Kolbeck Paul Kouatch * Bachelor, of Business Admi nistration Christopher IVI. Albright Brian C. Banks Lisa M. D'Antuono Anne Margaret IvL Fatlin Jeffrey R. Ilarring * Suzanne K. lulogerman * Degree Joseph E. Natale, Jr. Deborah Kaye Nexon Chris topher J. Schwartz * CarolAn Annshoop Laura Marie Werner sAlphaSigma Lambda in absentia 11 �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy - Comttnued Bu si ness Admi ni stration Aaron D. Albert Joseph E. Bartnicki III Tbdd [uI. Blasiak Sandra M. Bozenbury Diane Marie Brace Joseph J. Bugno Jeffrey J, Cal:achino Thomas C. Caslin Ryan William Chapple William L. Chilinskas, Jr. James 6. Ciampi Jill Marie Cunion Am,A Lynn Deice Christopher DiTroia Frederick IvI ar shall Eu ans AnthonA J. falcone Jason Qani *James K. Oardner Laura E. Oomez Tracy A. IToffman Dauid J. Iloward Edward lTurtbrink Christopher Scott Jack * Doreen [uI. Jackson Robin Jacobs Vipin Kansal Joseph Michael Kobi Lori Rae Kreinces Christine Lapinski Cheryl J. lulackey Erin Ann McITale Ralph C. Miller Philip Dauid Nardiello fi usse ll Charles Possl nger Scott StanleA Prushinski Douglas Theodore Rafeld M audeen Catherine Ratchford Euelyn Ann Ribortella M. Irene Rose I"Iichael Chr,istop her Selzer Kristen Sh inn BryanS. Sm ith Joan M. Smith Daniel James Sperrazza Dauid E. Steele OaryJ. Sto artz Degree in absentia L2 �The School of Business, Society and,'Public Poticy Continued - Economics C. Christopher Zayac Internationat Studies eJanel R. Oshinski Karen Frances Co uld Political Science LTAngela M. Babula IV Psychology,SecondMaior John S. Ftne IIL,James StephenJ. Oilliotti JohnJoseph Comerford ElizabethJ. Lonstetn "Joseph M. McLaughlin III t,FrankC. Mitchelt Vincent Francis Mussoline Ttmothy p, Neat Sociology LynnAeschbach Robert Michael Qrgziec 'TShannon Letgh flicks 4Dawn Elementary Education, Second absentta ttPt Slgma Alpha r Degreein 14 Candfce Romanoskt'Ntulton Mariclare Anne,Stlnson Dauid 17. Wheeler qjor aAlpha Kappa-Detta sPhi Atpha Theta t?Candldates for Pennsyluania kacher Certiflcatlon L5 �BACIIETOR'S DEGREE CANDIDATES The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences SummaCumLaude s,4lleidi iojnowski, English, Spanish, Doubte Degree g,zRdUmond I. Kresge, Jf., ITistory 7's'ra'"Alfred Oeorge Muelter II, Doubte Degree, Majors in Communications, Phitosophy, and flis tory 3'7' lryebnie Ann O' Donnell, English, Communic at[ons, Second IUI aj or t2' r4''6J ennifer Suzanne Sumrrla, Psycholo gy, Communicafions, Second M ajor 14 7' IulagnaCumLaude s'lsDarla [rL B;ortz, /Yursing eLaura A. Brodie, ITistory s'tsKaren Ann E Cominsky, /Yurs ing e'17 Marianne Euans Culuer, ITistory s'rsSus an ElczAna, /Yursing "Christopher Arther Oallo, Bachelor of Muslc 'Stacy ['1. Iileck, Communications '7 Lantra Leigh Iskra, Communications r?Betty J. Flott, Art, Elementary Education, Double Degree J o anne Dominiqie Policare, Communications 3lTonars sAlpha Slgma Lambda TLambda n EM ePhl At,:ha Theta loPi Kappa Delta LlPl Sigma Alpha 12Psl Chi taStgma Tbu Delta tsSlgma Theta Thu t'slgma Xl t? Candtdates Pennsyluania Certiftcatlon Teacher for ln Engllsh L4 �The Sehootr of Libera'l Artsand'tluman $ciene€s Continued CumLaude * :,-L v-ns r.*Y.a,v) ,v -t Carol Jean Armstrong, Nurstng "stephanie A. Chisarick, Nursing "John Shamus daffneA, Bachelor of Muslc s'rTDarren Wade [Iack, Ilistor7 "Anne Marie llarrington, Nursing "Jacqueline Lee James, Bachelor of Music '?MaryAnn Elizabeth Kasko, Bachelor of Muslc Girard Joseph Kratz, Bachetor of Music '["Ielissa Su zanne Margis, Co mmunicatlons Raymond M arkulics, Ilistory " Nancy O' M alley, /Yursi ng n "Christine '2 lvlarie Shimp, lYurs ing Mellssa Ann Sweigart, PsychologA TLambda Pi EM * Degree in aDs entia rzPst Chi rssigm a Theta Tbu 17 C ePhl AIP|.1, Theta andtdates for Pennsglui ania Teacher 15 C ertiftcation �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Continued Art "Diane Eltzabeth Belusko 'TMlchael C. Ilatt "Christopher S. McCarty Klmberlg Dawn Metzger Mary Jo Ntcote lloses Nancg A. Norkaitts Bachelor of Fine Arts Beth Ann Lulewicz Brian Waclawski Richard J. Zeszotarski Kelly Bridget Erickson Shawn Douglas Felty Sara-Ann P. ITylan Tlaceg Jogce Kishel Bachelor of Music "Diane Catherine Amar; "Carol Lynne Burke "Daryle Dominick Cardone Communications Thomas A. Bigler ITillary L. Blake 7'l7Bonnee Lynnette Breese Daniel W. Brunetti t"Ielissa fl Catanzaro lulelissa Ann Chinchar 7't2Jeanie l"I. Coles T Daniel Cordrey Jennifer Yuette Criswell Sandra L. Crook ?l"Iichael Dauid Curtis TbraAllison DeLisi ? 7'17 Pa ul V. r'Paul Donnelly 'Joelle Jane Schwab "Scott Charles Walter Philip J. Joyce Christopher James Law 'Brian C, l'Ialina 7't,l{*rlene Clare Mangan Joyce Christine Morrash Carmela J. Osborne Richard Joseph Pace Michael S. PickuP " Robert C. Sirnmons, Jr. Colette Simone William J. Specht, Jr. Jeff D. Walsh Flynn t2Psi Chi ttPi Sigma Alpha Certtfication TEacher Candidates for Pennsyluania TLambda Pi EM t7 16 �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences - Continued English * * AmA Elizabeth Basham Lancer Benson Christopher M arzzacco Frances M. Matso Communicatlons, Secon d M ajor William E. Phillips Cheryl Anne Oorski * 3' 14 Katherine English Roe Kimberly Anne Kinney Rebecca A. Shedlock Matthew Lipo History *Scoft Lawrence Baer tTLeonard E. Butczynski, Jr. Elementary Education, Second lrl aj aDouglas James Caok Alexander J oseph Couelski Louis Peter Emanuel Joseph John Farinella Mark J. Orohowski e'r7 Pa Jeffrey L. Krzywicki IY ark Louis Kw arcinskl e' t7 ItI elanie Leu er ber g e' or 1 1 Elementa.ry Education, Secon d Major Jeffrey Thomas Iulyers eAnn Marie S. O'Donnell Political Sclence, Secon d Major 'TJoseph J. Rydzik Marla Vandermark Spanis h, Second tvl aj or ul T. Jellen Nursing * DauidJ. Adams Frederick I7. Addison Carol Ann Belinski Lauren Berman-Kilmer Elleen T Callanan Andreaffichole Chabak Kimberly E. Kalinas (Posthumously) James S. I(ocis Leanne Rose Kollar Lisa-Ann l"Iadden M ark M atthew M alacauage Judith Melnick James K. frosnick "Joann Sciandra "Jennifer M. Seland 'sVicki Ann Shaffer Tbmmy I"Iarie Skrip lvlaria Lynn Surace Melanie Ann Verdine GwynDeeWarnke Lisa Ann Chernauage Linda A. Czarnecki Virginia Didyk "Lisa * Lantra MaA Euarts KathleenS. Fisher Lisa Maria Oialanella Linda Jean lToag " l"Iichelle L. flochreiter Kathleen Ann Jones * ePhi Degree in absentia Alpha Theta IsSigm a Theta Tbu aAlpha Kappa Delta English t4Sigma Tbu Delta ttPi Sigma Alpha t7 Candidates for Pennsgluania TEacher Certification sllonors In L7 �The School of Liberal Arts and tluman Sciences Continued Psychology Iuleagan E. Ilarris Ileather Leona Jacoby Susan IvL Ketner " PeggA Lynn Kraft Karen Lynn Balzarotti William [uI. Brennan III Sociolo gy, Second lrlajor Catherine A. Bringenberg Cristina Dee Bruno EugeneJohn Colosimo Dawn Beth Colucci "Sandra L. Conigliaro Elementary Education, Second Elementary Education, Second M ajor aj or l,I aj or lvl "Susan Lynn ConwaA " Regina IUI arie Cos tanzo Elementary Education, Second AAn llartman Crawley Brian Joseph Damweber Dawn Mari Dauis "Victoria Ruthe Dauis * Elementary Education, Second Donna Leigh Dicton Jennifer Jean Frohman Diane Etizabeth CiDDs * "Iilarotd T Olatz '6Lori lrlarie Ouarino Kristen Elizabeth Kreidler Jason Langdon /Ylcole Larsen Ann Karen Lokuta Plary Lorusso BrianS. Pip ech ts ar b ar a Ann Scaramastro "Susa n E. Searles Elementary Education, Second Elementary Education, Second M J acqueline D anielle Williso Elementary Education, Second Dickinson Degree in absentia t7 ajor n Chrystyna Woronka "Cally Zauada " TiffanA Catherine Zottola "John Joseph l"IahaskA * lvl * William Wertman, Jr. ajor Speech Pathology " lulichelle or l,I aj '? Elizabeth Anne Vallendar 12Psi Chi I6S[gma Xi Candidates for Pennsglu ania TEacher Certification 1B l,l aj or �BACIIDL(}R'S DDGRDE CANDIDATES The School of Science and Engineering SummaCumLaude ts' t67bd Alan Barnhart, Enuironmental Enigineering Eric J ames Feese, Biology l''t6Pa ul W. Kownacki, Phgsics 2'6' 16 M artin Kraj ci, Electricat Engineering Lori Ann Kuhan Mathematics Tracy L. Makarauage, Computer Science L'6 Krtstine M axwell, Biology r'ritlarrg J. Rose, Biology t2' l'Rima M aria Saad, Biology Qregg K. Steuben, IYI athematics, Computer Science, Second M aj or 8'13't6Bentto A. Tfanguch, Jr., Mathematids, Dconomics, Second MaJor Magna Cum Laude 16 Dtadra M arte Bau, Chemistrg Wllliam O. Brodbeck, Btologg eLaura A. Brodie, Computer Informatton Systems, Second Degree 16 Karin Larissa McElrog, Btology Ronald John Rinaldi, Jr., Blology I Kimberly Ann Thompson, Blology '' 1' 6 tl-lonors in Btolagg sOmlcron Delta tzPsi Chi 2l-lonors in Epstlon rrsigma Pl 19 Engtneerlng 6Eta Kappa Nu sPhi Alpha Theta Slgma tilstgma Xi �The School of Science and Engineefing - Continued Cum Lau$e Mtchele Ettzabeth Coboscg Cotmputer Sclerrce athematics, Secon d M 4jor 6J ohn M ichael Driscolt, Environmental Engtneering ' 1'l6Christlne A. Qelst, Diology J oseph J ames Qlazenskt, Biologg 6' ts' rG Kimberty J o Karrott, Electrlcal Englneertng Eileen Theresa Molecavage, Medicat kchnology 'i(lchard Andrew Vahey, Earth and Enulronmentalseiences M ichele Veronica Vecerkauskas, Biolo gy 26' t5' l1JeffreA A. Websten Electrtcal Englneering M ''Sigma Pt tlslgma Xl Sigma 20 �The School of Science and Engineering - Continued Biology IlollyJean Conklin 1' 16 AmA E. Lloyd Brian C. /Yieu.rinski James D. Richards, Jr. Andrew J. fruslnchak III t"Iichael Joseph Rymar Susan S. Shin Aaron Tufankjian Scott WilliamWatkins Iularian L. Wittis Brian Jeffery Zupko ltlellssa [vI. Dttcceschi Robin Leigh Farrell Matthew J. Fetherman Staceg Lynn Fitch Jeffrey J. Qenell Bonnie Jean llowell Dana Richard lde lvlichael P Koualeskl Christopher J. Libus Chemistry 'uf"Iark A. Bauman Computer Information Systems Ronald N. l4ilter Priya A. Patel Computer Science Scott C. CAwinski 3'14John William E, Manley III Dauid S. Wardrop Joseph Oarrison, Jr. lvlajor (Posthumously) English, Second Earth and Environmental Sciences AnthonA J. Adamo Andrew James Dziedzic J acqueline Ann Rakowski llTonors ln Btologg slTonors tn '6Jason Chad Sheasley ToSally Cook Stewart English 2L rlSigma Tbu Delta r6Slgma Xi �The School of Science and Engineering Continued Electrical Engi neeri ng 6'13'766rian Joseph Bohenek 'sSeth Franktin Bradigan Dauid Eussell Brelsford t''t6Kichard E. Btlrton r3'l6Kttssell Craig l(issel '6John Andrew Klimek * Amjad S. Marshad 6'r3't6Robert Joseph Paranich Engi neering Management Thomas C. Bachman, Jr. Alfonso fl frossi Environmental En gineeri n g Daniel S. McCtaue 'iilichard M. Yencha, Jr. Carleen lI arie Szymanski Materials Engineering Michael Nouosel Iil * John W. Yankouich Mathematics Thomas Vennero Medical tlealth Physics Michael J. Mallis, Jr. Medical Technology Ketty AnnColburn M *Degreeinabsentia 6Dtal{appaNu 22 ichelle C "Sigrna atherine ttrulack PtSigma '65lgmaXi �BACIIELOK'S DEGRDE CANDIDATDS 'sWilkes University - Pennsylvania College of Optometry Program CumLaude Susan Jean Charnecki Richard Christopher J ames lsWilkes University Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Program MagnaCumLaude Deanna M. TEchentin CumLaude Brian Dauid Wright Joseph R. Krobert (Posthumously) 'sWilkes University Therapy Program Cum Laude M ichael J ohn C Willtam Arthur - TEmple University, Physical assano, Biolo gg M ontro ss, Biolo gg lsWilkes University Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine Program Cum Laude Jennifer Jesse *Barry O. Bernstein Bachelar of Science Eugene ConselAea, Business Administ:ration President, Class of 7993 * Degree in absentia tgDenotes Cooperatiue Program 23 �Senior Ctass Officers EucnnnConsELYEA Dononan Snrqm BnvanSmrrn ' ..President .... .Vice-President ..Tfeasurer Denotes llonorstn Btology. 'z Denotes lTonors in Engineering. " Denotes lTonors in English. a Denotes Membership in Alpha Kappa Delta, the international honorary society in Sociology. " Denotes Membership in Alpha Sigma Lambda, the honor society recognizing the academic excellence of adult part-time students. 6 Denotes Membershtp in the Kappa Beta Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu, the Internatlonal Electrical Engineering llonor Society. 7 Denotes Membership in Lambda Pi EM, the national honorarg s o c iety in C ommunlc atio n s. 8 Denotes Membership in Omicron Delta Epsllon, the natlonal honorarg societg in Economics, e Denotes Membership in Phi Alpha Theta, the nattonal honorary society in llistorg. 'o Denotes Membership in Pi Kappa Delta, the nattonal honorary Forensic Society. 11 Denotes Membership tn Pt Slgma Alpha, the national honorarg societg in Political Sclence. 12 Denotes lulembership in Pst Cht, the natlonal honorary societg in Psgchology. 15 Denotes M embership in Sigm a Pl Sigma, the national honor ary society of Phgsics students. 14 Denotes Membership in Sigma Tbu Delta, the national honorary societg in English. ls Denotes Membershlp in the Zeta Psi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tbu, the International lTonor Soctety for Nursing. in and acknowledgment by Sigma Xi, the sctenttfic research so ciety. '6 Denotes Membership Denotes Candidates for Pennsglu ania Teacher Certiflcation. 18 Denotes Cooperative Program. * Degree in absentia. 17 24 �STUDENT ATTIAKDS in, American Universities and Colleges l,tlho's Who Among Students . tleidi llojnowski I{tmberly Jo Karrott Diadra Marie Bau Brian Joseph Bohenek Richard S. Bonning Bi,o; Lori Rae Kreinces Lisa-AnnMadden nnee Lynnette Breese J. Eileen T. Callanan I"Iichael Meli.ssa Ann Chinchar Frank C. Mitchett John Joseph Comerford IV Atisa Marie Couielto Melissa M. Ducceschi Alfred Qeorge Muelter II IuI etarcie Ann O' Donnell Iulallis, Jr. Rima lularia Saad Colette Simone Anne l"Iargaret M. Fallih Jennifer Suzanne Su mma Kimberly AnnThompson Marla Vandermark J acqueline D anielle Williso n fficolette Yeuich AnthonA Vincent' Yu Brian Jeffrey Zupko Sand ra Lee Frisbie Jason Gani Q.; 7 {-_ b *; p l;--. F'., ,G. ;'7' Karen Lynn Gerlach Darren Wade llack Stacy M. Ileck DahS. Ilin ket L r. t' rF. E* 3 e!,_ Ft' b I bF r F r- 25 �Maee and Chain of Office The inauguration of President Michelini marked the first ceremonial use of two important insignia gluen to Wilkes Uniuersity. The handsome mace and chain of office are the gifts of local donors. The two insignia were designed bg Ottie lTill Chwalek'67 and executed by a nationally known gold and siluersmith, Professor Kurt J. Matzdorf of the State Uniuersity of New York College atNew Paltz, New Paltz, New York. The University Mace of sterling siluer throughout. Atthe lower endof thehammered shaftis a gllt(gold-plated) knob. Theupper end of the shaft displags the inscription "Wilkes College 7955." Aboue the short, hammered neck rises a bowl to indicate that Wilkes-Barre acted as a melting pot in formlng a new and uigorous community of people of many different backgrounds. This theme ls clearly stated in the gilt inscription around the upper part of the bowl: "Unity Amidst Diuersitg;' Set into the top of the bowl is the gllt seal of Wilkes Unluersity. The top of the mace is a gilt flame-like structure to indicate the enlightenment to be gained from hlgher education. A piece of anthracite coal from a local mine is set in the center of this "flame" to commemorate the origtn of the community and the University in its coal minlng past. The Mace is made The Chain of Office The Chain of Office of the President of Wilkes Uniuersity is four feet long and ts made of sterling stluer throughout. The Iinks of the chain are alternating siluer bowls and gilt flames repeating the motif of the mace. In the front hangs the gilt seal of Wilkes Uniuersity swspended from a cluster of oak leaues wlth three acorns to suggest the strength and sturdiness of future generations. The back of the chain is a siluer portrait of Eugene S. Farley, first President of Wilkes Uniuersity, set in a cluster of gilt oak leaues to commemorate his strong leadership of the Uniuersity. 26 �ARNAUD C. MARTS SPORTS AND CONNERENCE CENTER - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance at the First Aid station located in the lobby. FIRST AID Because of space limitations, safety and control, no one, except the professional photographer and members of the press with appropriate credentials, will be allowed access to the stage area for the purpooe of taking PICTURE-TAKING - pictures or video-taping. A photograph will be taken of each graduate as the diploma is presented by the President. Avideotape of the entire ceremony will atso be made availa- ble to interested graduates. - Rest rooms are accessible from the first and second floor lobbies. Rest rooms are also located on the lower level. REST ROOMS - Water is available at the drinking fountains on the first floor of the building. Soda is available for sale at the concession stand in the lobby. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. BEVERACLS TELEPHONE - Pay telephones are available on the lower level and the second floor. Local police will divert traffic from the front of the Marts Center followingthe ceremony. Please qooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as they attempt to alleviate traffic congestion on adjacent streets. 27 ���AMERICA, TIID BEAUTIFUL beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waues of grain, For purple mountaln majesties aboue the fruited plain. Americal America! Ood shed his grace onthee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. O O beautiful for patrtot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster clttes gleam, undimmed by human tears. America! America'! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thg good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music bg Samuel A. Ward AtNtA IITATEK Wilkes, ottr Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Ilonor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In our u)ork and in our pleasttre, Quide us as a friend; We shall always loue thee, Loyal to the end. Thou shalt lead us onward In search of finer things. I,IaA u)e find the wisdom That thU spirit brings. PIaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer su)ell thy fame Wilkes, u)e stand to greet thee! Olory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. 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Title A name given to the resource May 29, 1993 46th Annual Spring Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/fd041b52c8f9dfb16986441226e52018.pdf 7051a4716acbe63c66b5ee7873e9186f PDF Text Text WILKES UNIVERSITY COMMENCBMBNT . CONVOCATION THURSDAY August 26, L993 1 1:15 a.m. TheHenry Gymnasium in the Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center Wilkes University Wilkes -B arre, Pennsylvania �AII{ERrCA, THE BEAUTIFI TT O beautiful for qpacious skies, for amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain. America! Arnerica! God shed his grace on thee, fuid crown try good with bnotherhood from sea to strining sea. O beautifut for patriot dream ttrat s€s beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by human teatr. America! Americal God shed his grace on thee, fuid crown ttry goad with bnotherhood from sea to strining sea. Words by KatterircI*e Bates Music by Sqntul A.Ward oao of aoaaooa o aooaaooaao aoo Mernbers of tlrc Willccs University Brass Ensentble, undcr the direction are perforwtingfor this nwrning's Commcncement Jerotu Campbell, celebration. �LISTOFGRADUATES August261 1993 * t t*t *t* rr* tt ** t* t * * * rtf Master's l)egree Candidates Master of Business Administration Degree {'Amy Frances Campbell fuin Itdarie Collins lvla* J. DeAntonio James G. Flynn Gwen Groblewski Gail Watson Haas Brenda Lynn Murray Jill Renee Reitz Donna J. Simpson Master of Heatth Administration Degrse William James Buzza, Jr. Master of Science lhgree with Biologr a major in Joyce Lynn Hazeltine i[ Education with a major in Educational Computing Master of Science Degree RobertW. Ashon Jeffrey Alan Brodrick Joan Stempin Dudick t C andidate for Pennsylvania Teac her Certifrcation *Degree in absentia �Master of Science Ilegree in Education with a major in Educationat Devetopment and Strategies Trudy M. Ashbrook Ivlarttral.,. Barchik CtaraWitliams Barrho *Amy Jo Beddia *Kenneth Carl Boyer *Diane Lynn Brouse Teri A. Chilleri *fuine P. Conror-Miller *I(aren Lynn Fox *I(athy fuineFurmm *Sandra M. fless *Gloria K. Jones *Jeftey R. Jones *Kimberly Jordan Kay lkothe-Wolfe *Sharon L. Ktrriga *Christine A. Linn *Beth- Ann Lugg *Larry F. Meixsell, Jr. *LisaR. Meyer Dianne T. Mller *Erin M. Pekurny *Creorge C. PekurnY Josgph Edward Pistack *Richard A. Rimple Catlrerine Marguerite S medley Ronatd Lee Sprecher Dorothy C. Wood *Degree in absentia �Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Bnglish Colette lvl" Etick Mastcr of Science lhgree with Mathematics William E Kvashay a mqjor in �Bachelor's Degree Candidates The School of Business, Society and hrblic Policy Magna Cum Laude *#Erin Audrina Petrosky - Political Science Susan Lindsey Butler - Political Science S. Coulter - Sociology rJarnes J. Durkin III - Economics , :: ,*i ldargaret Walsh Fiscus - Sociology Sharon Govan - Business Administration Leonard T. HiU - Business Adminisration Margaret A. Krout - Economics Joseph Christopher Moschella - Business Administration Judith M. Slish - Accounting Sandra Sweder - Accounting *Thomas Phillip Tolson - Business Adurinisuation # Pi Sigma Alpha *Degree in absentia �rI I I l /-, The School of Liberal Arb and Hriman Scieuces : Nick fuithony Larnberti = Psychology Jqsqn €tuisropher D,elc4mPg - Com mlrnicatiohs John P. llorvath - History *Carl Von Kdtke - Psychology Cary Komsroski - Psychology + Renee K. Ann Montoro - Psychology Peter Christof Murphy - Music Thomas V. Nally - Commtmications ' Mark Brendan Pearsall - Psychology John Joseph Vesko [II - Psychology Jennifer Yale-Prislupski - English +Psi Chi *Degrye in absentia i �The School of Science and Engineering Magna Cum Laude Donald Joseph Pavinski, Jr. - Mechanical Engineering Cum Laude Richard Scott Bonning - Mechanical Engineering *Inkwon Baek - Engrneering Management David James Demko - Mechanical Engineering Bryce J. Fox - Mechanical Engineering Blward fuithony Crenerose II - Mwhanical Engineering Nguyen N. Huynh - Mechanical Engineering Robert R. Klinke - Mechanical Engineering Alan John Kovacs- Elecrical Engineering *Jay R. Kurowslry - Mechanical Engineering Joseph John Masi - Engineering Management Dale J. Morris - Mechanical Engineering Donald P. Oravic, Jr. - Earth and Environmental Sciences Chrisopher Charles Rickard - Earth and Envircnmental Sciences Daniel Perry Schecter- Biology John M. Schramrr - Elecrical Engineering Michelle Katheryn Sileski - Biology Aaron James Thorne - Electrical Engineering Soon Cheol Um - Biology *Degree in absentia �ORDER OFEXERCISES *Fanfare Henry purcell *Processional Rondeau fe:an loseph Mowet Welcome vic *Invocation e-Pre si den t "iffi:tr:?rffi The Reverend hdr. Richard P. Kovacs Permanent Deacon, Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut r'rq[nerica, the B eautiful Gretings Words by Katlwrine I*e Bates Mnsic by Samrcl A.Ward Eugene,Roth '57 Chairman, Board of Trustees Chad A. Lojewski g5 President, s tudent crovernment Presentation of the Eugene S. Farley John Baron, Jr."l5 Awarded to Charles N. Burns, Sr. '35 Address Christopher N, Breiseth President, Wilkes University Conferring of the Degrees Christopher N. Breiseth *AlmaMater *Benediction Eteanor C. Farley Rabbi Mchael Joseph Spiritual Leader, Temple Bhai B'rirh *Recessional TnrmpetVolunry Jeremiah Clarkc *The audience is requested to rise. �,, -l ALMAMATER Wilkes our Alma Mater, \Ye pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In ou wortr and in our Pleasure, We shatl always love thee, Ioyal to the end. Thou shalt lead us oRwsrd, In $earch of finer things. lvlay we find the wisdom, That ttry qpirit brings. tvlay our deeds of love and service, Ever swell thy fame-Wilkes, wo sund b Sr*t thee! ' - -Words and music by Elearur C. Farley oaaaaaoaoaoooaao inuru diately foilow ing the c er ernony . r- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 26, 1993 Commencement-Convocation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/31527f33adc72a5db5e3e14a175ebea7.pdf adca63783f860133fc013e44a375bbf6 PDF Text Text WILKES UNIVDRSITY ( t\C tt\ t CO M PI EN C EIVI EN T - C O ? N VO CAT I O N ThursdaA January 27, 1-994 17:75 a.m. The llenry Qymnasium in the Arnaud C. Martssports and Conference Center Wilkes Uniuersity Wilke s' D arr e, P ennsY ht ania ��Order of Exercises *EANEARE lTenrg Purcell +PROCESSIONAL ...RONdCAU JeanJoseph Mouret V lce- *INVOCATION. . *AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CREETINCS.... President . for Aeademic Aff airs The Reverend Paul Mullen Paston St. Jude's Church by Katherlne Lee Bates ltlusic by Samuel A. Ward Words ..EugeneRoth'S7 'n"Ali;,:;{::{{l;,iff; President Jamie L. Kurtz Class of 7994 . . David A. Agee ARMED FORCES KESERVE Ilnited States Alr force Colonel, OFFICER APPOINTMENT Lieutenant ADDRESS. IALMAMATER . . Benjamin F. Fiester, Jr. Professor of English ....EleanorC.Farley ffiff*:ffi::; Dean of Student Affairs Emeritus IeremiahClarke n The audience is requested to rlse. �MASTEK'S DEGKEE CANDIDATES Master of Business Administration Degree Nidal IY. Al-Sh ellah Alfred D. Beck Denise Ann Berberick * Patricia O. Blazejeutski Oary J. Bukeauich Sam Burgess, Jr. ,i#:"i;lii"Til" * Amelia J. Iloffstitter Shawn C. Kolb Oregory Dauls Alexander l{osicki *John 17. Leja Robert James lvlaietta Keuin [vlcOinn Dauid S. /Yo Ale * Janice Merrill Orlou Donna Flarie ReauA Michael W. Roome Robert Vincenf Sm ith * Thomas J. Sm ith * Michael Allan Spitz Silas FI. Victor * Diane R. Yamrick Victor R. Yanchunas Master of Health Administration Degree Oeorge Kenneth Halama Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in Computing Carotyn lvl. Burke * Degree in Absentia �Ma'ster of Science Degree in Education with a major in Educational Development and Strategies Jan Louise Beers n Aplan Bower Donna L. friling-BrYan *Susa Kristen Kleca Corine A. Leoni-Tfeslar * Pamela Jo Hanlclns fvlcDannell '?"r":#:#?;'r?,iiJjf#' Master of Science Degree in trducation with a major in English Patricia Yo schak Sfas kiel Master of Science Degree in Education with a major in tlistory Chris tine l'Iarie LaCoe Master of Science Degree in Electricat Engineering * Iluan Tlt Master of Science Degree with a major in Nursing "Ruth L. Collins ttZeta Psi Chapter of Sigma Theta Thu * Degree in Absentia �BACIIELOK'S DEGREE CANDIDATDS The School of Business, Society and Public Policy IWagnaCumLaude Penny R. Ciskowski, Accounting Lurene VanfYess Lord, Political Science 'Nadine Beth PodanA, Business Administration 2'7 CumLaude 'Douglas J. Euans, Accounting Bonita L. Rynkiewicz, Accounting Malcolm J. Williams, Business Administration Wiltiam J. Apple, Accounting Kimberly Ann Auillion, Accounting John Bingham, Accounting John Joseph Brda, Buslness A dministration Thomas P Brisbane, Business Administration 'Jane N. Brown, Accounting Dauid J. Callahan, Business Administration * Greg D. Chamberlain, Business A dministration Donna M. Dougherty, Accounting James J. Euanoskl, Jr., Accounting Business A dministration, Second Major Trina K. farrell, Accounting Jeffrey A. Fiergang, Business Administration * Dawn M. Filipowicz, Business Administration * Christopher MichaelFusco , Business Administration Douglas Oreaser, Buslness A dministration Brian Orzebin, Business A dministration Adam Chartes l{ammerle, Sociotogy Michael D. ITerpen, Business A dministration Jill Impaglia, Business Adminls tration * Ahmed Sateh 17. Jaabal, Business Administration * Raymond lvl. Judge, Polttical Science Keuin Peter Kratzer, Business A dministration Mark Kus, Business Administration 2 Alpha Sigma Lambda ? Pi Sigma Alpha * Degree in Absentia �The School of Business, Society and Pubtic Policy (continued) Michaet Sebastian Modta, Accounting Deborah Ann Pace, Business Administration Mark Atan Paczewski, Business Administration Pamela D. Peters, Business Adminls tration Caroline tlope Petrini, Buslness Administration "Lori Anne Pisaneschi, Sociology Tbriah A. Rogers, Business Administration Tbma L. Schmidt, Accounting Deborah Pauta Semel, Business A dministration Silpa Shah, Accounting Yoshiko Sh oji, Business Administration Paula M. Strou phauer, Buslness A dministration Keishi Takimoto, Business Adminls tration Andreu, S. Wanat, Accounting t 2Candidate for Pennsgluania TEacher Certification * Degree in Absentia �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences (continued) Jamie L. Kurtz, Theater Arts Rebeccah Lgnn Loeser, Psgchologg Scott Dauid Morris, Bachelor of flne Arts Dean P Mulhertn, Psyehology t2 Mary Ellen Carro Niemotka, Psychologg tzlTeather E. Ofner, Psgchology, Elementarg Education, Second Major M arton Antoinette Petchatonis, Psgchologg "Lort Anne Pisaneschl, Dlementarg Education; Second Degree CoIIeen Elizabeth Prestash, Psychologg Rebecca J ean Rebouich, Communlcations sKristin E. Russo, Psychology 5 t2LisaMawretsatuiatorePs'"i:;."::;::#:";#-::^""atton'secondMajor " suzanne Bachelor M f -ler{i1-neuheimen Lori Carot Statr, Psychologg Andrea Jewel Szabados, Psgchology Ren4e Ann Szafran, Communlcations Dautd Shawn Whttman, Psgchology o usic * s M arlene Woo ds, Psg c ho Io gy t'zJeffrey J, Zimmerman, fltstory, Elementary Education, Second Major tzCandidate 3 Lambda Pt Eta Pennsgluania TEacher Certification for Psi Chi * Degree in Absentia �t Denotes Membershlp tn Alpha llappa Delta, the lnternatlonal honorarA socletu ln Soctology. 2 3 Denotes Membershtp tn AlphaSigma Lambda, the honor soclety recogntztng the academlc excetlence of adult part-ttme students. Denotes Membershtp in Lambda Pl Eta, the natlonal honorarg soctety in Communications. 1 Denotes Membership tn Pht Alpha Theta, the national honorarg soctety in tlistory. 5 Denotes Membershtp tn Psi ChL the natlonal honorarA societg tn Psychologg. 9 Denotes Membershipln Slgma Pi Stgma, Phystcs students. ? Denotes Membershlp tn PlSigma 8 thite nattonal honorary socletg of Atpha, the Natlonal Pollttcal t Ionor Societg. Denotes Membershlp ln and acknowledgment bg Stgma Xt, the sctenttftc research soc,etu. s Denotes Membershlp ln Chi Alpha Epsllon, the honorary socletA whtch recognlzesstudents who were admitted to the llnluersitg through ttlgher Educatlon Access Opportunity programs. to Denotes t' ltlemErshlp in Stgrna Tbu Detta, the national honorsockty ln Engltsh, Dtenotes Membershtp tn the Zeta Psi Chapter lTonor Society for Nursing. '2 Denotes Candidates ' i t I b lb hL Degree tn absentla. of Sigma Theta far Pennsyluanla kacher Certlflcatlan. Qbu, the tnternattonal �AITIERICA, TIIE BDAUTIFUL O beauttful for spacious skles , for amber waues of grain, For purplemountainmajesties aboue the frutted plain. Amerlca! America! Qod shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. O beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by humantears. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. Words by Katherine Le:e Bates Music by Samuel A. Ward A[,MA IITATER Wilkes, ottr Alma I'Iater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Ilonor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty. In our u)ork and in our pleasttre, Quide us as a friend; we'ffJ3iY:y;:;;:,'n""' Thou shalt lead us onward In search of finer thlngs. PIaA we find the wisdom That thA spirif brings. IrlaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swell thy fame Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Qlory to thy name. - Words and Music by Eleanor C. Farley A receptton for graduates and thetr families wlll be held ln Rumours, Iower leuel of the Marts Centen lmmediatelg following the ceremony. of the Wllkes LlntuersltgBrass Ensembte, under the dtrectton of Rlcha,rd Erown, are performtng for this mornln g's Commencement celebratton. Members � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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The established community of scholars - the facultg conuene to recognlze officlally the newest group of provenscholars the Oraduates - and welcome them in fellowship. Oraduates don the attire that for years has symbolized scholarly attalnment. Durlng the Middle Ages those seeking an educatton traueled to European centers of learning, Centers of learning and uniuerslttes were closety allted wtth the clerlcs of the time, and the scholars donned garb simllar to that worn by the clergg. Thls euolued lnto the academic uniform, a long black gown, haod, and cap, which proved useful for studging in unheated and drafty bulldings. The hood serued simultaneously as a head couerlng, a reposttory for colns and alms and the forerunner of the modern day book bag. The hood was adorned with the colors of the uniuersity and designated the young scholar's school or uniuersity afftltatton. Bg their disttnctlue clothing the students were set apart and distinguished from the citizens of the town; hence the ortgtn of the phrase "town and gown." American colleges and uniuersities adopted the wearing of the traditional apparel in Colonial times, and a common code for academic apparel was established in the mid-ninete€nth century. The hood is the most disttnctiue feature of academic regalia. The inside of the hood is lined with the offtcial cslors of the instttution; todag you see Wilkes graduates wearlng hoods tined with the btue and gold colors of the Uniaersit4. The ueluet trim around the outside of the hood designates the degree or field of study of the graduates. The ueluet colors worn by today's graduates stgnifg the following: Oolden Yettow - Science White - Arts, Letters, tlumanities Drab - Business Administration or Health Administration Pink - Music Brown - Fine Arts The style of the gou)n distinguishes graduates bg the degree theg haue earned. Those earning the bachelor's degree wear a simple black gown with elongated pointed sleeues. Ilolders of the master's degree wear gowns with a longer, closed, square cut sleeue. The doctoral gown is trimmed with ueluet stripes on the sleeues and panels of ueluet on the front closure of the gown. Some American uniuersities haue adopted doctoral gowns in their distinctiue colors. You will notice the slate of Columbia, the red of Cornell, the burgundy of the Uniuersity of Pennsyluanta, the bright blue of the University of Michigan. 7b haue earned the priuilege of wearing academic regalia signifles not onlg the completion of a program of studies, but entrance into the comradery of scholarship. ��Fanfare For The Common Man . .... Aaron Coptand PROCESSIONAL Crown Imperial . . . . . . . . . ..'. . . . . . . . . . . . . WilliamWalton Wind Ensemble of Wilkes University Klcnnno BnowN, Conductor (The audlence is requested to rise as the procession enters the area.) : INVOCATION Ameriia, The Eeautiful Vlce Presldent for Academtc Affatrs . . TrE REvpnenn Pnrlrr W. Sonnen. D. Mrn. Pastor, The Presbgterian Church of Easton Easton, Marylahd . Words by Katherine Lee Eates Music bg Samuel A. Ward (Thewords af America, The Eeautiful are printed on the back auer of thi program. The audience is requeskd to stand and jotn tn the singing.) GREETINCS... CnRrsrornenN.Elnersern Presldent Chairman, Boar'd of Trustees HouDAY Evn Aonrn Assis tant Professor of Psychology Konnnr D. WRCHowsKr'89 Member of the Class of 7994 THE PRESENTffTION OF AWARDS �ORDEK OT'.DXERCISDS HONORARY DEGREE RE,CI PI E,NTS RtcnnRD P. KenttNc, M.D. Cnrnnntnn Dn AncELIS, M.D.'65 ADDRESS ....CarnenlneDEAnceuls'6s THE CONF'ERRINC ON .-. Alma Mater .. Eleanor C. Farteg (The words of the Alma lvlater are prtnted on the back couer of the program. The audienee is requested to stand and join in the ilngtng.) tsE,NE,DICTION ................. . TH.E KEvE,REND BnuceGnuur PastoF, Christ United tvlethodist Church NIo untainto p, Penns;A la ania RECE,SSIONAL FestiveOverture ....Dmttrishostakouich (The audience and the graduates are requested to remain standing thi.e recessional of the Platform Partg and the Facult4.) during �THE, MABLE, SCOTT WANDELL AND STERTINC LEROY WANDtrLL AWARDS CnnnlenE T. Krvnowsrv, Bachelor of Science, Accounting Lvnn Anne Knurz, tsachelor of Science, Business Administration Bachelor of Arts, Communications DARREN Jonn Mlcnnel. tsactrelor of Science, Biology KnTHERTNE J. Zorr*, Bachelor of Scienee, Mathernatlcs These awards are presented to the man and woman graduate hauing attained the highest academic auerage for the four Aears at Wilkes Llniuersity. Presentation bA J, Mtcnnnl Lnnnorr Vice President for Academic Affairs THE SCHOOL OF tsUSINESS, SOCTETY A.ND . Lvnn Anne Knu'rz PUBLIC POLICY Bachelor of Science, Business Administration Bachelor of Arts, Communications This award is giuen to the outstanding graduating AWARD senior of theSchoot. Presentation bg Qanv A. Gtnmnnrtno, Dean THE SCHOOL CIF LItsERAL ARTS AND Bachelor of Arts, Communications Bachelor of Science, Business Administration This award is giuen to the outstanding seniot graduatiig of the School. Presentation.bU Rooenr J. flenr'rRN, SC-IENCE AWARD Tff E SCHOOL.QF AND ENCINE,ERING . :' r: Dean , : r. Dnnnen Jonn Mtcnner Bachelorof Science' BiologY This award ts giuen to the outstanding graduating senior of the School. Presentation by Umto R. NeJra, De'an �AIilARDS ALUMNI AT'IIARD T'OR LEADERSHIP . . f Gnr Anne Humrnnev This award is gtuen by the Wilkes lJniuersitg Alumni Association to the member of the graduating class considered to haue made the strongest contribution to student life and the student actlultles program of the Uniuersitg. Presentatton by AnrnonY J" Snlrum II '78 Director of Alumni Relations ARMED NORCE,S RESERVE ONFICER APPOINTMENT CHRrsrornen L. Elonrnc Mann Davro Crnnrclrn TnResn Rarqoxn Innrss Paur. fl. LnroRcnen Sreven AuEn Pou-rRno Presentatlon bg Dnvlo A. Acee Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Air Force THE DISTINCUISHtrD YOUNC ALUMNUS This award is presented annuallg by the Wtlkes Unfuersttg Alumnl Association to that alumnu:s who best exempltftes the characteristlcs of an educated person and the traditions of Wilkes lJniuersitg. Presentation Dy CouleEn M. Qnles Cnlmcnnn'81 President, Wilkes University Alumni Association �Affi WILKES INSPI KATIONAL TEACH ER .. -. . KRRortnR F. Hnn N'76, Posthumpuslu AWARD Wyoming Valley West School District Dall.as Senior fligh School in 4pprcgiatian of dedleatton and'iffeCaueitess ai'i t^eac4er wlth an butriiandtng recoid afsuccCss,tn prepartig students for ,6llu-9.4 college and for the tife of the mind. Dean, School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences I 1 i I 6 I i I I I i I i I l �NONOKAKY DEGKDES DOCTOR OF SCIENCE . .. . Klcnnno P. Knnrrnc, M.D. Newly appointed Director of Student Health at the University of Wisconsin after serving in a similar position for more than thirteen years at his alma mater, the University of Virginia. The nation's leading teacher of college students about AIDS and other challenges to their health, Dr. Keeling has called upon educators to help build their students' self-esteem within the context of responsible and caring campus communities, attempting to change students' behaviors so as to save their lives. DOCTOR Of'SCIENCE Cnrnnntne De Ancnurs. M.D.'65 national voice for improving the health of our children, with particular emphasis on children in the inner cities. Craduate of Wilkes College in 1965, with her M.D. degree from the University of Pittsburgh, Df. DeAngelis has devoted her energies since L97B to The Johns Flopkins School of Medicine where she is Professor of Pediatrics and Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Faculty. She has by example demonstrated a leadership role for women physicians in medical schools and actively worked to draw other women into positions of leadership at Johns Hopkins. A powerful �MASTEK'S DEGREE CANDIDATES Master of Business Administration Degree 'Plurnal Carmen Abate sKenneth D. Angradi Marisa D. LaNunziata *John J. McQraw * Stephen Douglas Parsons ' Robert Anthony Passeri sPatrick J. Patte III *'Lesa Ann Rudnicki Christopher Paul ScaI ese James Mark Sepko Michael Stephen Shendock 'Louis J. Shiber sMatthew John Zedolik, Jr. * PeggA A. Boldlssar tDale P. Bonar * Anna Marie D. Dizon *sChristine M. Dock 'John L. FaIIis 'Dale E. Fitch 'Michele C. Forese * Joseph A. Oiamber sMichtelle Oranuille Alan Jon Cuits on 5 Master of flealth Administration Degree * Jean A. Denion Mary Ellen Jolley Allison R. Iulartin Dara-Lynne Puruis Master of Science Degree with a major in Education John T. Brundage Janet Coyne Euanchick Thomas Robert Oriffith Lynn W. Muchler.stash Janeen A. Nleratko *Janice lvl. Reauu * Degree Albert Rinehimer Donna PI. Rother Robin Orill Slocum * Lynda lvlcCutcheon Sf epanchak Frank Oerald Torquato sDelta Mu Delta in absentia 8 �Master of,Sci€nce Degree in Brian W. Anders l? Eileen Yoqshock Eu anina �BACIIELOR'S DEGREE CANDIDAIES The School of Business, Society and Public Policy Summa Cum Laude 3's' te Da uld A. Crake, Business Administration Computer Informatlon Sgstems, Economics, Second and Third Majors Charlene T Klynowskg, Accounting nn Anne Krutz, 6 us lness A dmini str atio n t 3''s J ennifer L. Stackhouse, Politic aI Science 3 G tna Tbylor, Eusiness Administr ation 5 5' 8'' 2' t s LA Iulagna Cum Laude 'Suzanne tsianchi, Accounting Business Adm inistration, Secon d Major wn Patrick Burrier, Accounting tJoshtta R. Gray, Accounting '',Tina FI. Oechler, Business Administration 'Nancy A, Stanislow, Business Administration Sha CumLaude Barbara Albert, Business Administration 'sChristopher L. Boring, Polittcal Science 'Melissa K. Quenst, Accounting 3 'zAlpha Sigma Lambda Epsilon sOmicron Delta I2Pi sDelta Plu Delta Kappa Delta tsPl Stgma 70 Alpha sLambda Pi ETA tsUniuerslty Scholar �The School of Business, Society and Public Policy - Continued Accounting '''Michael Paul Bereschak Robert P Michaets Susan Moran Robert /Yauitski Ann MarteT. Obester sOeoffreg Scott Ptotroski Sidneg Durnside Donald Scott Carr s&obertE. Chrlsttan II sShelleg M. Conbog Nicole M. Cooper oeorge w. Ddwards III Anthony MichaelSalerno BusinessAdmlnlstratton. second Major sDoreen M. Secor ministration Tracy A. Ousditis sChristopher Jones ssharon Ann Joubert Stephen M. Koutch Eusiness Ad siCconcl MaJoi Philip Christopher Sommer 'Stan D. Staskiel sNancy Ann Venturi sJean Ann Zinn Susan Marte Krupouich Brian P Ltpinski Bachelor of Business Administration Matthew J. Casarin Keuin Patrick Moher Tbni Michell,e Farinella [vlichelle Moretin Joseph John Qaughan 'Cathy S. Parnell Dauid J. Kaschak 'Jason J. Rydzik Colleen E. Keating Albert J" Serino sAnthonA J. Korch III KennethD. Sh erman Craig Allen Lane Thomas W. Whille * Brian Carl Laraia Hisham B. Younes 'Degree in absentla 't 2Alpha Sigrna {i-'./+. Lambda 'r-b--!iil''-:r';i-'C?=iEr,.! 77 'Delta Mu Delta *-t"'='- ! 1' P $ �The Sehoolrof BuCi'h€ss; Society and Public'Po,tiry_ :'Con{ihued' Busi ness Admi nistration IYicot e Baptist 'Jeffrey Patrick Barone 'Catherine Bigus John O. Boroska ''tJames A. Bruck Pamela Ann Caltahan Kelley Ann Dauis Eric W. DeForest Joseph Finn, Jr. John [v|. Ilarlan * Degree rn'aDs;entia 'Brqan G. ITaruey ITeather M. Mabin Mary Mauro Jennifer M. [vleyers /Yicholas E. ffiles Rabert Christop her Pitera *tDonna C. Psak James A. RoDinson Timothy E Sngder *2'sKathleen M. Stark Matthew fI. Stoll William O. Wychowanec 'npnaSigrna L,ambd,a 72 3Delta MU Del'ta �The School of,Busines-S; Soeiety'and Pubtic Policy - Continued International Studies Irlichele A. BIA Angela [vI. Castano French, Second Major Potitical Science Michael J. Ilolty Gait Anne lTumphrey * loMiltiam E, Kane, Jr. 'lvlichze;l Louis Lefchak ts't,Lawrence L. Socci ',Derk A. Wadas Sociology Mark Frederick 6uss 'Deana Calotaro CarrieN. Deuenyi Kerryit Atphonso Douglas tspi Sigma ITarris Marg-Noelte Rasi ScottA. *Degreelm.absenlla- - 11. hwandaYuetteSanders Tbm?ra Chgle VanFleet :': tAlph.aKap-paDQlta liSlgma Thu Delta Alpha 73 �BACIIELOK'S DEGKEE CANDIDAIES The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences SummaCumlraude to'll%elissa Mae Asbur4, English '7Amy Jo Boytin, Nursi.ng r4'leoerard M. Emershaw, Jr., Psychology Philosoph4, Secon d Major 5'8'12'"LAnn Anne Krutz, Communications, Second Degree 7'16Amy E. Lynch, English l4'lefieuin T Santucci, Psychology PhilosophA, Secon d t'Iajor 7'16''nLAnn Ann Symons, English Adrienne OaAle Tinney, French International Studies, Sec ond M aj or IulagnaCumLaude 'aDouglas D. Bidtetspach, Psychology "Laura Ann Filingo, Nttrsing "CherAl Uding Minnier, /Yurslng 'TQeorge Joseph Rucco, Jr., /Yursing to',7'"San draJo Sin ger, ITistory 2'7' ldTYacy Youells, English 'Alp4a stgmi L,amoaa -l : -- : .- sDelta'ii beua :'': TlTonors in English EM toCandldates for Plnnsyluanla Tqtcher Certlfication t4PstCht itphr1 &1ryLr'.rneta -: .. t2Pl6appaDelta rtslJniuerstty Scholar r6slgma Tbu Delta nslgma Theta Tbu .r . sLambdq Ri 74 �The School of Liberal Artsand lluman Scienees - Continued CumLaude Janice Kag Bullock,IYursl ng 'oTbnAa Lee Colarusso, Spanish 'oDorotha Ann Duesler, Psychology "Donna L. Gaia, lYurslng 2'17Warg Jo Oubitoso, lYursi ng '7 Danun ITobDs, /Yursl ng " Lantra E. ITotderman, lYurs ing Franb John flydash, Bachelor of Music 'Sam antha Miche'l lreson, Communications to'l4Brian Scott Kane, Psychology Elementary Education, Second M aj or 'oDenise Joanne Motts, Spanish 'oKeith T. Nicho ls, Bachelor of Music * tTlToUy J. Smith, Nurslng Tbny P. Vargas, Nursing 'oJennifer L. Wenkosky, Bachelor of Music '4Wendi Kay Williams, Psychology Philosop hy, Secon d *Degree in M aj ,Alpha Slgma absentia loCandldates or for Pennsyluania /4Psicm 75 Lambda - - sLqmp.da.Pt ':; . "' Teacher Certiftcatbn t?SigmaThetaTbu , .' ETA �The School of Liberal,Arts and lluman Sciences - Continued Art /Yicol e Meredith Corba 'oBarbara Ann Tblaska Oianna Marino Eachelor of Fine Arts Jeff M. Andorher Jennifer Nyman Marg'Noelle Rasi, Second Degree Bachelor of Music Joseph DeVizia fleather Lynn Petruzetli 'oStanleA GuA Criffis, Jr. Communications Jennifer Anne Barkas MichaelJ. Brakefield James T Carns Joseph John Kourg DauidJ. McCabe Jenntfer E. Nagrant Jodg Paternoster Nouitskg Deniese A. Ogden Jonathan Matthew Rohman uSuzanne R. Smetana Miri Lgnn Steinmetz RichardJohnChekan Janet L. Cline sJulle Ann DePue Bradley llays Inna Kaspler Christine A. Kennelly sLambda Pi ETA toCandidates 76 for PennsAluania T0acher Certiftcation �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences Continued English 'oJennifer LAn Spitzer 'oOerard Burns, Jr. Linda Jeanne Chapple to' t6o,ail Gondella Smith Elementary Education, Secon d lvlajor Suzanne l"I arian Stchur *'oKos emarie Ann Vnukou.rslcl 'u History 'oBrian J. Byrne 'oTimothy P. Jordan Elementary Education, Second f"l aj 'olrlis Oilbert Rapose 'oJohn Robert Rowlands 'oKeith Brady Tbylor II Michael J. Vesek, Jr. Dauid Isaiah Zawacki or Stephen P Klem "Edward Mc0innls lvlichael J. Ochlan, Jr. Nursing Flary B. Albright Angela S. Bistrichan J ennifer Frances Capwell Cheryl Judith Cator "CherAl L. Dorshimer J ennifer Ann lTeinzerling "Stephanie P lTerbener Oail L. Ilolba TEresa Ramona Innlss Pamela Mary Jones Laura E. Krombel-Roberfs * * It Degree in absentia Phi Alpha Theta Liput Jean Marie Littzi Lea Marie Lynette [vlarie Lutz Scott [vI. Maxwell J ulie Catherine Prusakowski Laurie Lea Schaeffer Kimberly AnnSmith Linda Ann Snyder Kelly Ann Tinner Jed Weller "Jttle Ann Yurish toCandid ates for Pennsylu ania TEacher Certification I6Sigm a Tbu Delta tTSigma Theta Tbu 77 �The School of Liberal Arts and fluman Sciences Continued Psychology Alison Adomiak 'oLoriann E. Angeli 'o FI atthew IvI cC Elementary Elementary Education, Second lvl ajor Elementary Education, Second M aj ,oColleen Alexis Barry Kathleen M. FI cCarthy Diane L. [ulenhennett Elizabeth M arie Flerena 'o Patricia Ricarda Monroe or Elisa O diorne Billman Jennifer Lynn Bond 'o Laura J ane C ardellino Elementary Education, Second lrl ajor Elementary Education, Second I,I aj 'o J oAnn or Annemarie Ciraolo Kristen Collins '4Louis Joseph Cuomo Stacy Coreen DeMatteo 'oTbra Ann DonleauA lvl arie PI ullery Elementary Education, Second PI ajor 'oJustine t lary Nemshick Elementary Education, Second ItI ajor M ajor ITeather C. Noel Wendy LynnOels Tbmmy Lee Perry English, Second Major Elementary Education, Second lvl aj or IUI arie Pro c accio Sharon E. Puchosic D anielle Kelly Jean Ragan Fedullo Kimberly Ann0lowacki Qilbert Dean lToak Melissa A. Kolatis M ichelle M aria Lalrl ooneA 'o SoclologA, Secon d Major Elementary Education, Second M aj Christine S. fro che t4' Stephanie Lynne Sc hmidt '4Rebecca Jane Slmon Lisa Marie Sporer Brenda Lynn Vittori 16 Elementary E ducation, Second I'l ajor Lisa Ann Lazorchak 'olTeba MalatA or Dauid John Martinkouic II Renee Anne Materazzi 'oRobin Qrauine Mazza * for Degree Sandra J. Warntz Matthew Weiss *James John Woodworth 'o Deb or ah Ly nn Yendrick W. Elementary Educ ation, Seco nd Degree l4Psi Chi affrey ducation, Second Degree '4 'a toCandidates E Elementary E ducation, Second in absentia Pennsyluania TEacher Certification roSigm a Tbu Delta 78 �BACIIELOR'S DEGREE CANDIDATES The School of Science and Engiheering SummaCumLaude l8John William Dorunda, Biologg s't8'teDauid Paul l7utz, Biology Darren J ohn Michael, Biologg 's Tbdd Chrlstopher Ostir, Earth and Enuironmental Sciences Karen Pastula, Biology t8'rsJodi Lynn Powlus, Diologg Joseph J. Skitzki, Biology 4' ts' ta Richard Douglas Stokes, Electrical Engineering Jill Diane Surdy, Biology James A. Trtcarico, Biology 6' M ark o. Wade, nngheeriij M anagement to''e Katherine J. Zoka, M athematics ts Iulagna Cum Laude Christine C. Calore, BiologA "/Y. Keuin Curry, Enuironmental Engineering Diane M. Del Regno, BiologA *'Stan Ftorkoursk i, BiologA 'oLisa Ann Iskra, BiologA 'eBrian Joseph Kobylus, BiologA 'sStephen Francis Lynch, BiologA lsPartl J. Potera, BiologA 6' ts''sAnthony John Rozanski, Materials Engineering 4' ts' ts' techristopher [I. Sc arba, Electrical Engineering 4'ts'Is'Iesu zanne C. Stanskl, Electrical Engineering s' IBSc ott Steelman, BiologA '&Lisa Catherine Ann Wrubel, BiologA *Degreeinabsentla,AtphaSigma Lambda 4EtallappaNu slTonorstnBtologg toCandidates for Pennsyluania TEacher Certification 'flonors in Engineering . rsSigma Pt Stgma ' tastgma Xi reUnluersltg S cholar 79 �,Th€ Schqol,of $qlen-Ge and Engtneeung - Continued : Cum Laude 1.,,4.qtr4tf.erFIar*a'rennan,gtol6w.--... - ts*]utflIth'Anirc*Duitlta,B:|lochemtsti:y,''-'''--' - Therese Catherine Fltrcon, Btolog -,l"Eob€rtclrrtstopher.Marttn,,M.&,ffiiitcd,mgtn<iiinng +n,fiheWl{irolS,,._[,teehani&i.epsineedng .- .. 'rs' *Jarrod Lee lYorto n,, Materials Engiieering t5' 18''e Myron tvlichael Pitcauage, M ath I, Physics, Secon d Major 4-ts.to}ff LE[-te&A€f ,EOZar{SJaL- f ledFfi e ii[ E ryltneefi ng' -' Amy Lee Thomas, Balogg :: "' �The School of Science'and Engineering ; Continued Applied and Engineering Sciences , * t'Patrick Jon Musinski r Biology Plichele Ann Donouan Krisann Kathleen Jackson CarAn A.Stapinski Oina Stetla OregorA O. Turner 'oCraig Euan Owens Radu ovidiu Pacurariu 'sJoseph M. Scharf Douglas ulshafer Computer Information System s Beier Collen0unningOrigtock DeanT Kontometros Frank Dauid teuen Alten Polliard Susan Sakalouckas S ChristopherVatthew Sebasttanelli Paul17. Laidacker Computer Science Wen-Mel lTuang Catherine Margsplrko EugeneJ. Ralston Earth and trnvironmental Sciences Laurie E Breita Rhonda Lee Morgan - Steven Richard Brown Ronald James Busacco Mark David Cerniglia tsrian J. Ilnat Shellg LgnnKotb 'Degiee ln Karen A. Rusczyk Beth Ann Scully ts-talTeather LeighSftoeleer :: Dauid R. tJnzicker *CanLdtdates ibsentti ,, t : for Pinnsgtuanta''Izacher i rEsigma Xi 'tslgma'Pl-Slgma 27 Certtflcation �The Schsol of Science and Engineering - Continued gineering Oregory E Balducc, ts'l8Derek W. Buffington a't'Oordon Scott Calaman tl.mrranlel Estock Dlectrical '8 En SteuenCharles Krotzer Robert Edward Quinnan '"Oliuer B. Remick *James filsDoskln Chester J. Innamorati Dngineering Management u'"Jeffrey Donald Environmental Fuller En Eugene fl Siluers gineerin g Allen William C. Botton, Jr. Daun Nadine Caluert "PatrickJ. Collins Matthew JohnCurrg BryanJames "''sStephenJoseph Draus Edward Q. Dudick, Jr. t'Steuen S. Endres Eugene Edward Maiewski, Jr. Christopher Patackis Materials Engineering Dauid Isaiah Zawacki, Second Degree Mathematics Maryjean Domzalski 'oRobertD. Wachowski Mechanical Engineering 6''sStephenC. Anderson Andrew Paul Buman Robert 17. Oercken llarold E Jones Macking "SherrY Jonathan L. Perloff Medical Health Physics Jeffrey John Alaimo Medical Technology Joseph M. Kalafut * Degree ln absentta 4Eta Kappa Nu 6llonors ln Engineering toCandidates for Pennsyluania Teacher Certification toSigma Xl risigma ptsigma 22 �BACIIELOR'S DEGREE CANDIDATES Wilkes University - Pennsylvania College of Optometry Program PlagnaCumLaude Nicole Marie Schwartz Jennifer Saku ra Steuben CumLaude Wendy Marie Maguschak Walter R.Cuss I1 Shannon Tbra Scheuren Wilkes University - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Program Magna Cum Laude Krista Marte Rebo Laura M. Reich llllilkes University Program - TEmple University, Dentistry MagnaCumLaude CumLaude J o seph William Arcadipane Becky [vI. Fox Wilkes University Therapy Program - TEmple University, Occupational Yuonne Maire Breese, Psgchologg Christopher M. Czerpak, Psychologg Wilkes Universi ty Therapy Program - TEmple University, Physicat Magna Cum Laude ' Keuin M. Barno, Psychology t4Psi Chi 23 �Scholarly Societies I D€notes Membership in Alpha Kappa Delta, the International lTonorarg Society in Sociologg. 'z Denotes Membership inthe Eta PiChapter of AlphaSlgma Lambda, the honor society recognlzing the academic excellence of adult part-time students, 3 Denotes Membership in the Zeta Psi Chapter of Delta Mu Detta, the National lTonor Soclety in Eusiness Administration. 4 Denotes Membership ln the Kappa Beta Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu, the International Electrlcal Englneerlng tlonor Soctety. 5 Denotes lTonors ln Btology. 6 Denotes lTonors in Engtneerlng. ' Deniotes lTonors in English. 8 Denotes lvlembership in Lambda Pt ETA, the Nattonal lTonorarg Socletg in Communlcations. e Denotes Membershtp in Omlcron Delta Epsiton, the Nattonat lTonorary Societg ln Economlcs. 10 " Denotes Candidates for Pennsgluanla Teacher Certlftcation. Denotes Membership in Phi Alpha Theta, the Natlonal lTonorarg Societg in lllstorg. '2 Denotes Membership in Pi Kappa Delta, the National lTonorarg Forenstc Socletg. 15 Denotes Membership in Pi Sigma Alpha, the Nattonal lTonorarg Soclety in Polittcal Science. '4 Denotes Membership in Psi Cht, the Natlonal lTonorarg Society in Psychologg. '5 Denotes Membership in Sigma PiSigma, the Nattonal llonorarg Societg of Physics students. '6 Denotes Plembership in Sigma Thu Delta, the Natlonal llonorarg Societg in English. '? Denotes Membershlp tn the Zeta Pst Chapter of Sigma Theta Thu, the Internatlonal lTonor Societg for Nursing. '8 Denotes tvlembershtp ln and acknowledgment bg Sigma Xt, the Sctenttfic Research Soctety. ts Denotes Membership ' Degree in Uniuersitg Scholars. ln absentla. ITonor cords signify membership in a scholarly society. 24 �lllho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Adomiak Melissa Mae Asburg Keuin M. Barno Christopher L. Boring Brian M. Catoiaro LeeanneCarabetta N. KeuinCurry Kermit Atphonso Douglas Alison Wendy Marie Maguschak Matthew McCaffreg Wayne N. McDonnell, Jr. Dtane L. Menhennett Jennifer M. Meyers Karen Pastula Chrlstopher M, Scarba lTeather Leigh Shocker Endres JasonSmlth , Lau)rence L. Socct , Qail Anne llumphreg MichaelJ. tlolly Jennifer Lgn Spitzer : Tere;sa Ramonalnniss , Jenntkr L. Stackhouse Samantha Miche'I lreson Nancy A. Stanisloro MichaelO. King OinaTbylor ','CharleneTKlynowisky AdrlenneGaglCTinney . MelissaA.lfolatis Dauid R. Unzicker Lgnn Anne Kiutz Ltsa €atherine Ann'Wrubel JamielTurtz Tracg Youeils CraigAllenLane KatherineJ. Zaka SteuenS. , Senior Class Officers KenMrr Aurnonso Douclns ..;... ......President AoRrrqson Knnen Pnsruur ........................ i.:....,............ Knnyn 25 ...Secretarg ...Tfeasurer �The University Mace and Presidential Chain of Office The mace and the presidential chain of office used in academic celebrations represent traditions dating to the sixteenth century. The mace sAmbolizes the authority of the uniuersity and the chain of office designates the presidential leadership of the academg. The Wilkes lJniuersitg mace and presidential chain of office were gifts of local donors and were first used in 7970 at the inauguration of the second president of Wilkes. They were designed bg Ottie llill Chwalek'67 and executed by Kurt t"Iatzdorf, a nationally recognized gold and siluersmith from the State Uniuersity of New York CoIIege at New Paltz, New Paltz, New York. The Uniuersity Mace The sterling siluer mace has a gilt knob at its base and a gilt circle at the top bearing the inscription "Wilkes College 7933." The bowl, rls[ng aboue the neck of the mace, signifies Wilkes-Barre's role as a melting pot, forming a new and uigorous communtty of people from many different backgrounds. This theme is reiterated in the inscrlption of the Uniuersitg's motto "Unity Amidst Diuersity" which surrounds the upper part of the bowl. The gilt flame symbolizes the enlightenment gained from higher education, while the piece of anthracite coal set in the center of the flame commemorates the origin of the Uniuersitg in a communitg known for its coal mining past. The Presidential Chain of Office The Presidential Chain of Office, created from sterling siluer, has alternating bowls and gilt flames, repeating the motif of the mace. On the front of the four-foot long chain hangs a gilt seal of Wilkes which is suspended from a cluster of oak leaues with acorns, suggesting the strength and sturdiness of future generations. On the back of the Presidential Chain of Office is a siluer portrait of Dr. Eugene S. Farley, the first President of Wilkes. Dr. Farley's portrait is surrounded by gilt oak leaues commemorating his strong leadership of the emerging institution. 26 �RALSTON FIELD - Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance and emergencies. They are located in the tent at the west end of thE football field. Should you need assistance please contact an usher or a security officer. FIRST AID and VIDEOTAPINA Only Commencement participants and personnel are allowed on the field. PHOTOCRAPHS Photographs and videos may be taken from seating areas and the macadam track surrounding the field after the processional is completed. A photograph wilt be taken of each graduate as thediploma ls presented bythe president. A videotape of the entire ceremony will also be made available to interested graduates. - Kest rooms are available under the home bleachers and at the west end of the field. REST ROOMS Soda is available for purchase at the concession stand. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the general scholarship fund. BEVERAGES TELEPHONE - - A phone is available atthe concession stand. - Local police will direct traffic foltowing the ceremonu. Please cooperate with securitg and police TRAFFIC officers and follow their direction as theg attempt to alleo iato tr affic co nge stio n. 27 �ARNAUD C. MARTS SPORTS AND CONFtrRE,NCE CE,NTE,R Medical personnel are available for first aid assistance at need assistance please contact an usher or a security officer. FIRSTAID - the First Aid station located in the lobby. Should you Because of space limitations, safety and control, no one, except the professional photographer and members of the press with appropriate credentials, will be allowed aocess to the stage area for the PurPosc of taking PICTURE-TAKINC - pictures or video.taping. A photograph will be taken of each graduate asthe dlploma ispresented bythe President. A videotape of the entirc ceremony will also be made avallable to interested graduates. - Rest rooms are accessible from the first and second floor lobbies. Rest rooms are also located on the lower level. RLST ROOMS Water is available at the drinking fountains on the first floor of the building. Soda is available for sale at the concession stand in the lobby. Proceeds from the sale of soda will benefit the BEVERAQES - general scholarship fund. TELEPHONE - ?ay telephones are available on the lower level and the second floor. Local pollce will dioert traffic from the front of the l[arts Center following the ceremong. Please cooperate with the police officers and follow their direction as theg attempt to alleoiate traffic congestion on adjacent streets. 2B ��r{ ,l 1 I I a l ] I AMERICA, TIID BEAUTIFUL O beautiful for spacious skies , for amber waues of grain, For purple mountain majesties aboue the fruited plain. America! America! God shed his grace onthee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shtning sea. beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by human tears. America! America! Ood shedhis grace onthee, And crown thg good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. O Words by Katherine Lee Bates Music by Samuel A. Ward AI,MA MATER Wilkes, our Alma I"Iater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Ilonor, faith, and courage, Truth and loyalty, In our work and in our pleasttre, Ouide us as a friend; We shall always loue thee, Loyal to the end. Thou s halt lead us onward In search of finer things. l'IaA we find the u,rlsdom That thy sp irit brings. PIaA our deeds of loue and seruice Euer swell tha fame Wilkes, we stand to greet thee! Qlory to thy name. - Words and Music by E,leanor C. Farley � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 28, 1994 47th Annual Spring Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/07c2fd779c15486c80b94499d7702ffb.pdf e64d5835fe76c9b0604dfcf97130e598 PDF Text Text WILKES UhIIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY September 1, L994 1 1:15 a.m. The Henry Gymnasium in the Arnaud C. Marts Sports and Conference Center Wilkes University Wilkes-B arre, Pennsylvania �i AIVIERICA, TIIE BEAUTIFUL O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain" Arnerica! America! God shed his grace on thee, fuid crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea O beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years, Thine alabaster cities gleam, umdimned by human tears. Americal America! Crod shed his grace on thee, fuid crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea Words by Kalurine lte Baes Mtuic by Santrcl A. Ward a aaaaoaaaaaoaoooaaaaaaaa Mernhers of tlrc Willrcs Universiry Brass Ensenble, urtder the direction of Jerornc CampbetL are perforrning for this rwrning's Commcncemsnt celebruiott. �LIST OF GRADUATES September l, 1994 ******************* Master's l),egree Candidates Master of Birsiness Administration Degree *+Richard A. Hartranft +Dawn L. Layaou *Margaret S. Meclouood Maria A. Morris +Jane Ostrowski +James H. Scales Master of Health Adrninistration Degree Dougtas C. Savidge Edward Steven Walburn ,Xin Tian Yang Master of ftience Degree with a major in Educational Computing Doma Marie Porzucek +&Ita Mu Detta *Degree in absentia �Master of Science @ree with a maj:or in Educational Development and Strategies *Rancine Arbetter *Corrine Angeli Barchik James Crerald DelaneY *James P. Gillen John Vietor Kashams Brad Kevin Knectrt *Seoft C, Laicha *Carol Sroud Murphy Mary Suzanne Kirwin O'BoYle Tracy A. Vtazra *Karen A. Scatena *George W. Snyder, Jr. *Frances M. Stecker *stewrt P. Thomas Master of Science Degree with a major in Mathernatics IrAnn Marie Henry Nicole Layaou Master of Science ftgree with a mqior in Nu-rsiqg Shron Flickinger Davis -Rita tr(ryzneski Ives *Crail Peuas Morris Patricia Ann Porter - Sigtrta Theta Tau *Degree in absentia �Bachelor's Degree Candidates The School of Science and Engineering Magna Cum Laude =Han Ran Chen - Electrical Engineering *Daniel J. Chisarick - Computer Science Matthew P. Duva - Earlh and Environmental Sciences Matthew Brian Knebt - Elecuical Engineering Phillip Edward Marko - Biology James R. McDennott - Biology *Brian E. Pomanek - Earth and EnvironmenBl Sciences *>Sean Parick Rosler - Effth and Envirounental Sciences Michaet Angelo Seprish - Biology Vitaliy Shekhur?It - Computer Science John fuidrew Stangline - Engineering Management Brian Jude Tokach - Biology Etizabeth Susann Valentin - Biology =Honors in Engirrcering >Candidate for Pennsylvania Teacher Certification *Degree in Absentia �-'i r I .l ,i �Bachelor's Degree Candidates The School of Business, Society and Public Policy Sumrna Cum l^aude ^+Deborah A. Kosydar - Accounting Cum l-aude +Bevin Veronica Hardy - Business Administration fuithony J. Alberti - Business Adrrinistration Sherri Bednar-Panzitta - Sociology Brian C. Bellis - Business Administration ^+Jo Ann V. Buoye-Anderson - Business Administration Colleen M. Burge - Business Administration Thomas M. Cuff - Sociology Charles Michael Dougherty - Business Administration Michael H. Froehlich - Accounting *James G. Crray - Economics Diane Hochreiter - Business Administration Michaet Otis King - Sociology Stephen G. KrakowsH, Jr. - Business Administration Constance Kelly Lineman - Sociology Christine McNeil - Business Adnrinistration B. Richard Miller - Business Administration Sharon Agnes Nazarchuk - Sociology Gary D. Reed - Accounting #Bradley S. Trager - Political Science Lori furn Yost - Business Administration "Alpha Sigma Lambda +Delta Mu Delta #Pi Sigma Alpha *Degree in absertia �Bachelor's Degree Candidates The School of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Maureen Bell - Nursing > Cheryl Beth Blumenthal - Music Erica Jean Bullock - Psychology Laura Louise Kutz - Psychology Virginia Holtister Irwis - Psychology and Sociology 'Tfi#'3iffi:;ffi'tr?,:', >Candidate for PennsylvaRia Teacher Ce,rtification �ORDER OFEXERCISES *Fanfare Henry Purcell *Processional Rondeau Jean Joseph Mouret Welcome J. Michael Lennon Vice President for Academic Affairs *Invocation Reverend Doctor Charles Johns Pastor:"Iffi:,3I:#:',Yil,*: *funerica, the Beautiful Words by Katherine I*e Bates Music by Sarnuel A. Ward Greetings Eugene Roth'57 Chairman, Board of Trustees Andrew Mazzen'9l President, S tudent Government Christopher N. Breiseth President Presentation of the Eugene S. Farley Memorial Alumnus Award EllenWengen'78 First Vice President Wilkes Univenity Alumni Association Awarded to Jeremiah E. Berk '63 Address Christopher N. Breiseth Conferring of the Degrces Christopher N. Breiseth xAlma Mater *Benediction Eleanor C. Farley Reverend Robert Zanicky Pastor, First Presbylerian Church Wilkes -B arre, Pennsylvania *Recessional Trumpet Voluntary Jeremiah Clarlu *The audience is requested to rise i* �ATMAMATER / -l Wilkes our Alma Mater, We pledge our hearts to thee, Honor, faith, and courage' Tnrth and loYaltY. In urr wsk and in our Pleasure, Guide us ils a friend; We shall alwaYs love thee, Loyal to the endThou shatt lead us onward, In search of finer things. May we find the wisdom, That thy sPirit brings. May our d€eds of love and setrvice, Ever swell thY fame-Wilkes, wo stand o grcet thee! Glory to thY name. a-Words andmusic bY Eleanor C. FarleY a a a a a a a o o o a a o o.a o lwer,,lcvet of tfu uimba*er, i $ fa{,lowi*g the ceretnony- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Commencement Programs, 1941-2020 Description An account of the resource Wilkes College and Wilkes University Commencement programs from 1941 when the college was a satellite campus of Bucknell University through Winter 2020. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wilkes University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941-2020 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF files Type The nature or genre of the resource Programs Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 1, 1994 Summer Commencement Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes University Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program