Degrees were conferred on 890 students during May commencement exercises at Southeast Missouri State University
Advance -- Diana Lawson, master of arts in exceptional child.
Altenburg -- Brian Rhodes, bachelor of arts in English, magna cum laude.
Burfordville -- Megan Day, bachelor of science in communication disorders, magna cum laude.
Cape Girardeau -- M. James Alexander, bachelor of science in psychology, cum laude; Julie Baker, master of business administration, academic distinction; Carrie Baldwin, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Alicia Ballew, bachelor of music education, summa cum laude; David Bosak-Barani, bachelor of music education, cum laude; Lydia Blades, bachelor of science in human environmental studies and criminal justice, cum laude; Alicia Blumenstock, master of business administration; Jessica Bock, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Tara Boldt, bachelor of science in mass communication, cum laude; Nathan Bright, master of public administration; Samantha Brown, master of arts in higher education administration, academic distinction; Jelena Bubani, bachelor of science in psychology, cum laude; Delilah Covington, master of business administration; Christopher Cowen, bachelor of science in industrial technology, cum laude; Christopher Cowen, bachelor of science in industrial technology and philosophy, cum laude; Trenton Crews, master of natural science in mathematics; Ilene Davis, bachelor of science in mass communication, cum laude; Brian Dean, master of business administration, academic distinction; Ryan Doria, bachelor of science in criminal justice, summa cum laude; Thomas Eiceman, bachelor of arts in anthropology, cum laude; William Elum, master of arts in higher education administration; Melissa Enderle, bachelor of science in middle and high school education, summa cum laude.
Stephanie Myers Fridley, master of music education, academic distinction; William Gatlin, master of arts, academic distinction; Matthew Gerler, bachelor of science in health management, cum laude; Jeffery Glenn, master of public administration; Brett Hale, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Penny Hale, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Anna Hall, bachelor of science in social work, cum laude; Shameica Hardimon, bachelor of science in criminal justice, cum laude; Erin Hartmann, bachelor of science in general studies, cum laude; Tammy Henson, bachelor of science in business administration, magna cum laude; Christopher Hinkle, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Michael Howell, master of arts in English, academic distinction; Steven Ireland, bachelor of science in business administration, cum laude; Natalie Johnson, master of arts in English, academic distinction; Dustin Keele, bachelor of fine arts in art, cum laude; Brenda Kelch, bachelor of science in education, summa cum laude; Jessica King, master of science in industrial management, academic distinction; Rebecca Komorech, bachelor of science in business administration, summa cum laude; Nicholas Kunz, bachelor of science in political science and bachelor of arts in philosophy, summa cum laude; Eric Lynch, bachelor of science in physics, magna cum laude.
Jennifer Markin, bachelor of arts in mass communication, magna cum laude; Lana Mayer, bachelor of general studies, summa cum laude; Julie McCausland, master of arts in higher education administration, academic distinction; Sherri Murakami McDonald, master of science in nursing, academic distinction; Amanda McKim, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Sara Meyers, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Kyle Miller, bachelor of music, magna cum laude; Jamie Morton, bachelor of science in nursing, cum laude; Meredith Musgraves, bachelor of science in business administration, magna cum laude; Jessica Myers, bachelor of science in health management, summa cum laude; Katy Pacelli, master of arts in higher education administration, academic distinction; Christopher Phillips, master of arts in higher education administration; Elizabeth Pletcher, master of arts in English, academic distinction; Christopher Roseman, bachelor of science in manufacturing engineering technology, cum laude; Alicia Sachse, bachelor of science in human environmental studies, summa cum laude; Emily Scherer, bachelor of science in business administration, cum laude; Amy Schultz, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Vasco Stoyanoff, bachelor of science in business administration, cum laude; Layne Strattman, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Leland Thompson, bachelor of general studies, summa cum laude; Melanie Thompson, specialist in education degree, academic distinction; Melissa Tillman, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Tracey Tripp, bachelor of science in human environmental studies, magna cum laude; Timothy Wencewicz, bachelor of science in mathematics and chemistry, summa cum laude; Rebecca Wulfers, master of business administration.
Chaffee -- Tara Glastetter, bachelor of science in education, summa cum laude.
Gordonville -- Sara Davie, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Ashley Holloway, bachelor of science in nursing, summa cum laude.
Jackson -- Colette Banda, bachelor of science in human environmental studies, summa cum laude; Kristyna Beine, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Shannon Cornine, master of business administration; Brenda Etzold, specialist in education degree, academic distinction; Julie Hecht, master of arts in education academic distinction; Elishia Heiden, bachelor of arts in English, cum laude; Ashley Hemmann, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Jennifer Hotop, bachelor of science in mass communication, cum laude; Lisa Kail, master of science in nursing, academic distinction; Laura Matlock, master of arts in education, academic distinction; Krista Mouser, bachelor of science in education, summa cum laude; Matthew Palisch, bachelor of arts in music and bachelor of music education, magna cum laude; Brandon Petzoldt, bachelor of science in agribusiness, cum laude; Dianna Schreiner, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Samantha Trankler, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Jason Weaver, bachelor of music, cum laude.
Marble Hill -- Kelly Reed, bachelor of science in biology, cum laude; Kelly Vandeven, bachelor of science in human environmental studies, cum laude; Sarah Weadon, bachelor of science in business administration, magna cum laude.
Oak Ridge -- Amy Pohlman, bachelor of science in business administration, cum laude.
Oran -- Christopher Callow, bachelor of science in interdisciplinary studies, cum laude; Lyndsey Cook, bachelor of science in nursing, cum laude; Kimberly Davis, bachelor of science in education, summa cum laude; Lisa Georger, bachelor of science in agribusiness, cum laude; Todd Landewee, bachelor of science in agribusiness, cum laude; Emily Sikes, bachelor of science in mass communication, magna cum laude.
Perryville -- Julie Beckerman, bachelor of science in education, summa cum laude; Carrie Berkbuegler, bachelor of science in business administration, cum laude; Sarah Cox, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Darin Deckerd, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Sarah Hansen, master of arts in education, academic distinction; Joy Prevallet, bachelor of science in social work, cum laude; Angela Prost, bachelor of science in human environmental studies, magna cum laude; Amy Rowland, specialist in education degree; Jonathan Tucker, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Carrie Womack, bachelor of music and two-year administrative assistant certificate program, summa cum laude.
Scott City -- Lindsey Baker, bachelor of fine arts in art, magna cum laude; Heather Courtney, bachelor of science in psychology, cum laude; Amber Laster, bachelor of science in education, magna cum laude; Kelly Ressel, bachelor of science in education, cum laude; Lisa Sanford, master of arts in communication disorders; Joanna Shaver, master of public administration; Kyla Smith, bachelor of science in psychology, summa cum laude; Michael Umfleet, master of arts in elementary administration, academic distinction.
Sedgewickville -- Rachel Bohnsack, bachelor of science in education, cum laude.
Cairo, Ill. -- William Dicus Jr., bachelor of science in psychology, summa cum laude.
Jonesboro, Ill. -- Julie Sommer, master of public administration.
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