UMF graduates 387 in commencement ceremony Saturday

FARMINGTON – A poet’s gentle reminder that “family helps family” on life’s road to success and a sustained standing ovation for the retiring UMF president, were among the highlights at the University of Maine at Farmington’s commencement ceremony held under perfectly blue skies on Saturday.

Seven bagpiers led a procession of UMF faculty, administrators and 387 bachelor’s and master’s degree recipients down High Street to waiting family members and friends all armed with cameras and video recorders to the commencement venue set up between the computer center and student center buildings.

After Theodora J. Kalikow, UMF’s retiring president of 18 years, nearly completed her welcoming speech, Daniel Gunn, UMF’s vice president for academic affairs, interrupted the proceeding to give thanks to Kalikow for “her warm humanity” and productive years at the helm. Then everyone stood and applauded Kalikow. She has served the longest of any president since it became a four-year college in 1945.

Maine’s poet laureate and a UMF professor emeritus and writer-in-residence, Wesley McNair, delivered the keynote speech that was punctuated by three of his poems “about things that have mattered to me over the course of my life as a poet,” he told the audience. The theme of each poem he chose to read involved a journey and had a car in it.

McNair noted that each graduate has a dream and a journey to reach that dream. But things don’t always go according to “Plan A,” so sometimes you’ve got to go to “Plan B.”

“When unforeseen obstacles get in the way of your dream, find another way to dream it. Plan B, graduates, is your secret weapon,” McNair advised. He dedicated his poem recited at the ceremony to all those family members who have helped the graduates along the way.

McNair ended his speech with his poem about driving all by yourself along a small rural road, “that tells you two things: that you’re way off the beaten track, and that there are twists and turns to discover with your headlights as you go. This poem about individual, spiritual travel is called ‘Driving to Dark Country:’

Past where the last
gang of signs

comes out of the dark
to wave you back,

and past telephone
wires lengthening

with the light of someone
beyond the next hill

just returning,
a slow single line

will take the eye
of your high beam. Around you

will be jewels
of the fox-watch.

Great trees will rise up
to see you passing by

all by yourself,
riding on light.”

UMF awarded honorary degrees of Doctor of Humane Letters to McNair and Farmington native Seth Wescott, the snowboarding, two-time Olympic gold medalist, for his athletic accomplishments and his advocacy for the state of Maine. Wescott told the graduates that he took a different path toward snowboarding  and “realized my dream. I encourage all of you to do that,” he said.

Merissa Beaulieu, a graduating senior from Monmouth, gave the student address likening the experience of the past four years to the lessons learned by Harry Potter at Hogwarts and reminding fellow graduates to stay true to the values learned at UMF.

Kelly Greene of Farmington was highlighted by Kalikow as one of the first students to enroll in UMF’s outdoor recreation business administration program. Greene interned at EcoVenture summer camp in Rangeley and at Saddleback ski area and will be attending Columbia University in the fall towards a master’s degree in applied physiology.

Marjorie Murray Medd, member of the UMS Board of Trustees, delivered greetings to the graduates from the University of Maine System. Degrees were conferred by Kalikow and Gunn.

The list of 2012 University of Maine at Farmington graduates includes:

Maine

Adamstown: Michael Grant, B.S., Special Education;

Alfred: Thomas Gagnon, B.A., English;

Anson: Abrahamm Beane, B.F.A., Creative Writing, Gabriel Williams, B.A., Biology;

Arundel: Amanda Martemucci, B.S., Secondary Education – English;

Auburn: Amanda Bissonette, B.S., Elementary Education, Susan Bryant, B.S., Special Education, Tiffany Cheney, B.A., Psychology, Jessica Chouinard, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education, Eric Cole, B.S., Secondary Education – English, Matthew Daigle, B.F.A., Creative Writing, Shay Daily, B.S., Community Health Education, Heather Dvorak, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Joseph Griswold, B.A., Visual and Performing Arts, Kimberly St. Pierre, B.S., Early Childhood Ed Cohort;

Augusta: Thomas Kilcoyne, B.A., Mathematics, Carmon Parker, B.S., Special Education, Caitlin Willits, B.A., Psychology;

Bangor: Alexander Cyr, B.A., Geology, Hillary Dubois, B.S., Elementary Education;

Bar Harbor: Schuyler Mann, B.A., Psychology;

Belgrade: Jared Boghosian, B.G.S., Bachelor of Education Studies, Ian Davis, B.A., English, Rita Day, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Belgrade Lakes: Grayson Languet, B.A., Int Studies – Music Arts;

Benton: Lindsey Fisher, B.A., International & Global Studies and Psychology;

Biddeford: Danielle Bernier, B.A., History, Libby Doyon, B.A., Political Science, Brittany Dube, B.S., Secondary Education – Mathematics and Mathematics, Holly Emmons, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Kerensa Palmer, B.A., English;

Bingham: Kassandra Strickland, B.A., Psychology;

Bradford: Gregory Estes, B.A., History, Daniel Kane, B.S., Community Health Education;

Brewer: Marc Relford, B.A., Business Economics;

Bridgton: Emily Cushing, B.A., English Spanish, Tareyn Vigna, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Brooks: Joseph Merrifield, B.A., History;

Brunswick: Julia Bald, B.A., English, Heather Libby, B.S., Elementary Education;

Buckfield: Susanna Cooper, B.S., Secondary Education – English;

Bucksport: Sarah Robinson, B.S., Secondary Ed Social Studies;

Buxton: Megan Wallace, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Camden: Jennie Palermo, B.S., Secondary Education – English and English, Kristen Start, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Cape Elizabeth: Jasselle Payeur, B.G.S., Bachelor of General Studies, Rebecca Thompson, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Caribou: Lucas Butler, B.A., Political Science and Geography;

Carrabassett Valley: Katie LeBlanc, B.S., Community Health Education;

China: Heather Ross, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Clinton: Ashlee Buzzell, B.A., Psychology and Interdisciplinary – Political Science/Social Science, Erica Harris, B.S., Early Childhood Ed Cohort, Emily Woods, B.A., Psychology;

Corinth: Ryan Lounsbury, B.A., Psychology;

Cornville: Brandy Wheeler, B.A., Business Psychology;

Cumberland: Katharine Keough, B.S., Community Health Education, Heather Morse, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Sara Tarbox, B.A., Art;

Cushing: Rebecca Harper, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Dexter: Ryan Mountain, B.S., Secondary Ed Social Studies;

Dixfield: Katherine Gagne, B.S., Elementary Education, Christina Goodwin, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Deven Madore, B.A., Biology, Deven Madore, B.A., Biology, Enrico Ross, B.A., Biology, Angela Wight, B.S., Community Health Education, Jeffrey Willis, B.A., Political Sci/Social Science;

Dover Foxcroft: Dustin Colbry, B.S., Environmental Science, Emily Fowle, B.S., Community Health Education;

Durham: Callie Lemieux, B.A., Mathematics, Trevor Pontbriand, B.A., Business Economics;

East Andover: Shelley Hutchins, B.A., History;

East Dixfield: Chlorissa Blood, B.S., Elementary Education;

Eliot: Sarah Kumin, B.A., Psychology, Katherine Soule, B.S., Elementary Education;

Ellsworth: Tessa Rockwood, B.A., Business Economics;

Fairfield: Erica Blodgett, B.A., Psychology, Jace Ireland, B.A., Psychology, Brogan Liberty, B.A., Psychology, Ebony Rudzinski, B.A., English, Erica Violette, B.S., Elementary Education;

Falmouth: Jack Karn, B.A., History, Jacquelyn Reis, B.S., Special Education;

Farmingdale: Danica Massey, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Denise Robinson, B.S., Community Health Education;

Farmington: Caitlin Alexander, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Henry Armstrong, B.A., Geography and Business Economics, Reid Bond, B.A., Business Economics, James Camp, Jr., B.A., English, Christy Carle, B.A., Art, Jaime Denton, B.A., Psychology, Brittany Drapeau, B.S., Elementary Education, Abigail Dustin, B.A., Individualized, Lauren El-Hajj, B.A., Psychology, Thomas Ferrari, B.S., Environmental Science, Hannah Gilikson, B.S., Elementary Education, Rebekah Hawes, B.A., Psychology, Sharon Lake, B.S., Community Health Education, Michael Lawson, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Sarah Levensalor, B.A., Arts Admin: Art/Art History, Alanah Lockwood, B.A., Psychology, Natasha Manuel, B.A., Geology, Michele Meservey, B.S., Community Health Education, Lindsey Moloney, B.A., Psychology, Kate Nadeau, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Katherine Nicoll, B.F.A., Creative Writing, Megan Packard, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education, Amanda Roy, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Gradi Schutt, B.A., Political Science, Newcomb Stevens, B.A., Psychology, Abigail Wood, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Fayette: Kayla Brown, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Linnea Mathews, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Freeport: Sherry Brown-Spaulding, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort, Alden Collet, B.A., Business Psychology, Sarah Gordon, B.A., Psychology, Heather Thomas, B.S., Community Health Education;

Frenchboro: Joseph Charpentier, B.A., Political Science;

Fryeburg: Amber Crecelius, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Gardiner: Arenda LeBourdais, B.S., Elementary Education;

Garland: Brittney Blais, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Amelia Conway, B.S., Secondary Ed Social Studies;

Gorham: Andrew Dean, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Cameron Fecteau, B.S., Secondary Education Earth & Space Science, Timothy Millett, B.A., Art;

Gray: Dyana Healy, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Greene: Kimberly Courtemanche, B.S., Elementary Education, Zachary Siener, B.A., History, Breann Thomas, B.S., Elementary Education;

Greenville Jct: Kirstin McKusick, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Guilford: Hattie Laliberte, B.S., Community Health Education;

Hallowell: Sarah Moore, B.F.A., Creative Writing, Katie Pollis, B.A., English;

Hampden: Holly Devoe, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Mikkala Libbey, B.S., Elementary Education;

Hanover: Megan Smith, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Harborside: Christopher Lirakis, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Harpswell: Kathleen Brockett, B.S., Early Childhood Ed Cohort;

Harrison: Drew McLaren, B.A., History;

Hartland: Tamra-Jo Parker, B.A., Int: Sociology/Anthropology;

Hermon: Linda Barry, B.S., Secondary Education Chemistry, Jennifer Thayer, B.S., Elementary Education;

Hiram: Sara Lane, B.A., Business Economics;

Hollis Center: Katherine Johnson, B.F.A., Creative Writing and English;

Hope: Sarah Davis, B.S., Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education;

Houlton: Haley Nickerson, B.A., Social Enterprise;

Hudson: Skylar Hopkins, B.A., Geology and Biology;

Industry: Ian Luker, B.A., Psychology;

Islesboro: Richard Coombs, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Islesford: Christina Blank, B.A., Political Science;

Jay: Jennifer Baker, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education, Christina Dufour, B.A., English, Logan Frey, B.S., Community Health Education, Steven Landry, B.A., Computer Science, Albert Marston, B.A., Mathematics, Matthew McKenna, B.A., Psychology, Tabitha Reed, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Jessica Shaw, B.A., Business Psychology, Morgan Turner, B.S., Elementary Education, Tamara Vigue, B.S., Community Health Education;

Jefferson: Carly Shea, B.S., Community Health Education;

Kennebunk: Taiana Lemoine, B.S., Community Health Education;

Kingfield: Julia Rideout, B.A., Psychology, Foster Robinson, B.A., Art and English;

Kittery: Catherine Proctor, B.A., Int Studies – Music Arts;

Lamoine: Marcelle Hutchins, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Lebanon: Justine DiMambro, B.S., Community Health Education, Jordan Turcotte, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies and B.A., History;

Leeds: Calla Jewett, B.S., Elementary Education;

Lewiston: Amanda Chick, B.A., Psychology, Amie Daniels, B.A., Environmental Science, Zachary Gayton, B.A., Business Psychology, Meghan Lewis, B.A., International & Global Studies, Kevin McKeown, B.A., Psychology, Samantha Morency, B.S., Elementary Education, Mary Moyer, B.A., International Studies;

Lincoln: Jennifer Bruce, B.A., Business Economics, Joana Hill, B.F.A., Creative Writing, Brady McLaughlin, B.A., Psychology, Darren Smart, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Lincolnville Center: Jennifer Grinnell, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education and Early Childhood Education;

Lisbon: Esther Carr, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Lisbon Falls: Sara Adams, B.A., Geology;

Livermore: Randall Berry, B.A., Geography, Brittney Castonguay, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education, Scott McDaniel, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Livermore Falls: Sean Caron, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Michael Lafreniere, B.S., Community Health Education, Becky Mills, B.A., Psychology, Travis Mills, B.A., Psychology, Nicole Moreau, B.A., Int: Sociology/Anthropology;

Lyman: Danielle Doyle, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Madawaska: Geoffrey Cyr, B.S., Secondary Education – Social Studies and B.A., Interdisciplinary – Political Science/Social Science, Rebecca Cyr, B.S., Special Education;

Madison: Hunter Corson, B.A., Biology, Sarah Mueller, B.S., Community Health Education, Shannon Rollins-Allen, B.A., Psychology, Mykayla Stoutamyer, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics;

Manchester: Benjamin Gadberry, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Mechanic Falls: Jennifer Dionne, B.S., Special Education, Valerie Terry, B.A., Psychology;

Mercer: Jeffrey Stroman, B.A., History;

Mexico: Heather Dubendris, B.S., Community Health Education;

Millinocket: Samantha Webster, B.A., Biology;

Milo: Noah Bissell, B.A., Psychology;

Minot: Lindsay Williams, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Monroe: Sumer Higgins, B.S., Community Health Education;

Morrill: Darcie Simmons, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Mount Desert: John Fernald, B.A., Geography;

Naples: Nicole Phillips, B.A., Art;

New Portland: Melissa Rawson, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Jasmyn Wagg, B.S., Community Health Education;

New Sharon: Dora Plancon, B.A., Interdisciplinary – Individualized: Global Health, Myrna Robinson, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

New Vineyard: Bethany Charles, B.S., Community Health Education;

Newport: Melissa Berry, B.A., Psychology, Jade Petersen, B.S., Elementary Education;

Newry: Erin Powers, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Norridgewock: Savanna Dickey, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Tiffany Frost, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

North Berwick: Lindsay Eastman, B.A., Psychology;

North Bridgton: Edward Hamaty, B.A., Int Studies – Music Arts;

North Jay: Haley Bubier, B.A., Political Science;

North Monmouth: Merissa Beaulieu, B.S., Secondary Education – English;

North Yarmouth: Brandon Gallagher, B.S., Special Education. Elizabeth Walk, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Oakland: Annah Mueller, B.A., Art, Eric Taylor, B.S., Community Health Education;

Old Orchard Beach: Abigail Berlin, B.A., Geology, Kristen Couturier, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Michelle Greenlaw, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Oxford: Molly Cohen, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Palermo: Eric Buckhalter, B.A., Psychology, Elizabeth Glidden, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Peru: Kayla Chiasson, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Phillips: Benjamin Ladd, B.A., Psychology;

Pittsfield: Meghan Brann, B.A., Psychology, Matthew Houston, B.A., Interdisciplinary – Philosophy/Religion and Interdisciplinary – Music/Arts, Christina Knowles, B.G.S., Bachelor of Education Studies, Libby Newhouse, B.A., English;

Plymouth: Amanda Fitzpatrick, B.S., Secondary Education – English, Leah Hayes, B.S., Elementary Education;

Poland: Sarah Letourneau, B.A., Biology;

Porter: Katrina Records, B.A., Psychology;

Portland: Alicia Adams, B.S., Elementary Education, Jason Kaplan, B.A., Interdisciplinary Studies, Aruna Kenyi, B.S., Community Health Education, Hakim Kodi, B.A., International Studies, Connor McNeill, B.S., Special Education, Jessica Rickett, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Molly Venne, B.A., History, Kara Wordell, B.S., Elementary Education;

Presque Isle: Jordyn Madore, B.S., Special Education;

Randolph: Shawn Gallagher, B.S., Community Health Education, Katlyn Lowe, B.S., Elementary Education;

Readfield: Christine Bruen, B.S., Community Health Education, Alyssa Neptune, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Richmond: Alicia Rice, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Rockland: Melissa Burgess, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Rockport: Bruce Dodge Jr., B.A., History;

Rome: Jordan LeGrand, B.A., Mathematics and Computer Science;

Rumford: Stephen Penney, B.A., Philosophy/Religion, Marie Russell, B.A., English, Devon Swan, B.A., Business Economics, Nathan Swan, B.A., Business Psychology, Elaina Waite, B.A., Psychology;

Saco: Catherine Ingraham, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy, Emma Morrison, B.A., Mathematics, Melissa Tarbox, B.A., Int Studies – Arts Admin Music;

Sanford: Michele Daige, B.S., Rehabilitation Services and Psychology, Tiffany Duplessis, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Sara Waters, B.A., English;

Sangerville: Richard Gray, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Shane Tracy, B.A., Business Psychology;

Scarborough: Elizabeth Barton, B.A., Business Economics, Abigail Cherry, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Kenneth Lamb, B.A., Int Studies – Theater Arts, Katharine McDonald, B.S., Community Health Education, Alexandria Paquette, B.S., Special Education, Laura Pons, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Christina Troiano, B.A., Psychology;

Searsmont: Travis Reynolds, B.A., English;

Shapleigh: Jodi Abbott, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Katie Beyea, B.S., Elementary Education, Schuyler Jordan, B.S., Elementary Education;

Sidney: Nyari Patterson, B.S., Community Health Education, Stephen Squiers, B.A., Psychology, Amelia Tuttle, B.A., English, Kelson Williams, B.A., Art, Danica Wilson, B.S., Elementary Education;

Skowhegan: Jordan Atkinson, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Peggy Beach, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education, Danielle Cerone, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Carolyn Courtney, B.S., Community Health Education, Jordan Emery, B.S., Secondary Education – Mathematics and Mathematics, Crystal Johnson, B.S., Elementary Education, Emily Madore, B.A., Interdisciplinary Studies, Brandy Wyman, B.S., Community Health Education;

Smithfield: Zachary Longyear, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Solon: Celia Yodice, B.S., Community Health Education;

Somerville: Scott Bowden, B.S., Secondary Ed Mathematics;

South Berwick: Samantha Helmer, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Ashleigh Locke, B.S., Elementary Education;

South China: Nathaniel Nichols, B.A., Biology, Justin Stewart, B.S., Secondary Education Chemistry;

South Freeport: Brian Jenkins, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics;

South Paris: Curtis Manchester, B.A., Psychology, Tara Pelletier, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education, Megan Whitman, B.A., Mathematics and Geology;

South Portland: Seth Gaffar, B.S., Elementary Education, David Powers, B.A., History, Daniel Smith, B.A., Int Studies – Music Arts;

Southwest Harbor: James Castle, B.S., Elementary Education, Melanie Strout, B.A., Int: Sociology/Anthropology;

Springvale: Justin Jett, B.A., Individualized;

St. Albans: Derek Trogdon, B.A., English;

St. George: Peter Anderson, B.A., Geography;

Standish: Caileigh Nelson, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Erika Smith, B.S., Secondary Education Physics, Andrew Wright, B.A., Int. Studies – Arts Admin Music;

Starks: Megan Devine, B.S., Elementary Education;

Steep Falls: Bridget Ferry, B.S., Secondary Education – English;

Strong: Diana Allen, B.A., English;

Surry: Paige Saunders, B.S., Elementary Education;

Topsham: Sarah Cropley, B.S., Elementary Education, Kelly Fitzmaurice, B.S., Early Childhood Ed Cohort;

Troy: Jill Barnes, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Turner: Kristen Ellis, B.A., Psychology, Jennah Iggulden, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education, Sarah McKeown, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics and B.A. Mathematics, Brittany Rea, B.S., Secondary Ed Social Studies, Elizabeth Richardson, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Union: Jennifer Baum, B.S., Secondary Education Biology, Myles Felch, B.A., Geology, Jacquelyn Murphy, B.A., Business Economics;

Vassalboro: Jennifer Bernhardt, B.S., Secondary Education – English, Daniel Bizier, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Taryn Peaslee, B.S., Special Education;

Vienna: Jenny France, MS Ed., Master of Science in Education;

Warren: Jared Merrifield, B.A., English, Lauren Stewart, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Waterville: Craig Bailey, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Sara Burton, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Travis Cyr, B.A., Psychology, Janessa Gottardi, B.S., Community Health Education, Jesika Vick, B.S., Secondary Education – English;

Wells: Stephanie Bean, B.S., Elementary Education, Jennifer Brosius, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Kaleigh Chase, B.S., Community Health Education, Peter MacDougall, B.S., Community Health Education, Emily Moulton, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Blake Shelley, B.A., Geology/Geography;

West Bath: George Boynton, III, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Kayla Krech, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

West Farmington: Kimberly Cushman, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Kelly Greene, B.A., Interdisciplinary Studies;

West Gardiner: Jennifer Bailey, B.A., Psychology;

Westbrook: Leah Douglass, B.S., Secondary Education – English, Hayden Golden, B.A., History and English, Zachary Good, B.S., Community Health Education, Heather Peters, B.S., Elementary Education, Diana Quinlan, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Keri Woodbury, B.A., Business Economics;

Westport Island: Marie Bradford, B.A., Biology;

Whitefield: Courtney Burns, B.S., Secondary Education Biology;

Whiting: Ronald Flannery, B.A., English, Molly Pierce, B.A., Political Science;

Williamsburg Twp: Nathan Durant, B.A., Biology;

Wilton: Robert Abrams, B.S., Environmental Science, Karen Collins, B.S., Secondary Education Biology, Hilary Cote, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Abigail Gilbert, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Sara Gilbert, B.S., Elementary Education, Scott Hilton, B.S., Community Health Education, Candace Iba, B.A., Biology, Stephan Kelleher, B.A., Business Economics, Heidi MacIsaac, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Michael MacKay, B.A., Interdisciplinary – Individualized: Psychology and Philosophy, Emily Pottle, B.F.A., Creative Writing and Psychology, Kevin Quinn-Kelly, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies, Wyatt Tracy, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Windham: Sabrina Hachey, B.S., Elementary Education, Deborah King, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort, Jessica Leavitt, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education, Mary Partridge, B.S., Early Childhood Ed Cohort, Deborah Pratt, B.S., Elementary Education, Kaitlin Toto, B.S., Secondary Education – English, Daniel Winter, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Winslow: Crystal Bourassa, B.S., Special Education, Courtney Clyde, B.S., Early Childhood Education, Zackary Freeman, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics, Jacob Sears, B.S., Special Education;

Winter Harbor: Katherine McIntyre, B.S., Elementary Education;

Winthrop: Michael Gingras, B.A., History, Raymond Linck, B.S., Community Health Education, Jessica Martin, B.A., Interdisiciplinary – Individualized: Health and Psychology, Michael McHatten, B.S., Rehabilitation Services, Samuel Mullen, B.S., Mathematics, Sean Raph, B.A., Biology, Matthew Thompson, B.A., Geography, Justine Woodman, B.S., Community Health Education;

Wiscasset: Katie Cray, B.S., Community Health Education;

Woolwich: Alyssa Siegel, B.A., Psychology;

Yarmouth: Megan Rogers, B.S., Elementary Education;

York: Christine Friant, B.A., Political Science/Social Science, Kelsey Greenier, B.A., Biology.

CONNECTICUT

Clinton: Lauren DeLoreto, B.S., Community Health Education;

Columbia: Michael Angelides, Jr., B.A., English;

Easton: Sammantha Rowland, B.A., Environmental Science;

Norwich: Mollee Spellman, B.S., Elementary Education;

Uncasville: Brittany Kashar, B.F.A., Creative Writing and Psychology;

Windsor: Christina Dionne, B.S., Secondary Education – Mathematics and Mathematics.

MASSACHUSETTS

Burlington: Samantha Ellis, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Danvers: Colleen Lyons, B.S., Elementary Education;

Franklin: Katherine Steward, B.A., Arts Administration – Art History and Art;

Haverhill: Michael DesRoches, B.A., Psychology;

Melrose: Amanda Mullane, B.A., Interdisciplinary – Individualized: International Health;

Merrimac: Morgan Cousins, B.A., Interdisciplinary – Individualized: Chemistry/Applied Mathematics;

Needham: Marissa Adams, B.A., English;

Newton: Jeffrey Pawling, B.A., Business Economics;

Norwell: Emily Belyea, B.A., Business Economics;

Petersham: Samuel Clark, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy;

Plymouth: Christine Gutowski, B.S., Elementary Education;

Rowley: Matthew Rossiter, B.A., Interdisciplinary Studies;

Russell: Jourdan Merritt, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Salisbury: Rebecca Cunningham, B.A., English;

West Barnstable: Kelly Shufelt, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

West Newbury: Benjamin Radville, B.A., Art;

Winthrop: Brittany Jackmauh, B.A., English.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Bedford: Caroline Tolstad, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Charlestown: Melani St. Pierre, B.A., Biology;

Deerfield: Mark Wiedmer, B.A., English;

Gilmanton: Samantha Burk, B.A., Geology;

Gorham: Alicia Kenison, B.G.S., Bachelor of Education Studies;

Hampstead: Laura DesMarais, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Hampton: Shelley Sgrulloni, B.S., Rehabilitation Services and Community Health Education;

Holderness: Meghan McIver, B.A., Political Science and Business Economics;

Nashua: Kaylee Cummings, B.A., English;

New Durham: Kiley Gendron, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

North Haverhill: Kyla Joslin, B.S., Elementary Education;

North Woodstock: Timothy Englert, B.A., Psychology;

Portsmouth: Shannon Mitchell, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Rochester: Meaghan Donnell, B.S., Community Health Education;

Stratham: Paul Friedman, B.A., Business Economics;

Troy: Zachary Giroux, B.A., History;

RHODE ISLAND

Barrington: Michael Allen, B.A., Int Studies – Arts Admin Music;

East Greenwich: Casey O’Malley, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Foster: Katherine Kent, B.A., Psychology;

Middletown: Nina Tollefson, B.A., Business Psychology;

Rumford: Gillian Demers, B.A., Political Science;

Wyoming: Monica Beuth, B.S., Rehabilitation Services.

VERMONT

Barre: Krystal Schraut, B.S., Elementary Education;

Bradford: Jillian Dusenbury, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Bristol: Gracey Osmun Palmer, B.A., English;

Morrisville: Kristen Cosgrove, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education, Melanie LaMonda, B.S., Elementary Education;

South Burlington: Megan Pontbriand, B.A., Political Science and Individualized Liberal Arts: Economics Analysis;

Thetford Center: Emily Huff, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Vergennes: Jordan Cook, B.A., International Studies;

West Swanton: Heather Rice, B.A., Biology;

Williston: Renate Dubois, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Winooski: Casey Myers, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Worcester: Kati Pratt, B.A., Psychology.

CALIFORNIA

Poway: Cassandra Fredrickson, B.A., English.

ILLINOIS

Hoffman Estates: Jillian Fioretto, B.F.A., Creative Writing.

KANSAS

Wichata: Stephen Wagner, B.S., Rehabilitation Services.

OREGON

Bend: Calle Koenig, B.F.A., Creative Writing.

PENNSYLVANIA

Mohrsvile: Zachary Onulack, B.A., Business Psychology;

Pen Argyl: Kelsey Taylor, B.A., Psychology.

TEXAS

Cypress: Amber Reed, B.A., English;

Midland: Jessamyn Morales, B.A., Psychology.

VIRGINIA

Staunton: Paul Philippy, B.A., Psychology.

NETHERLANDS

Groningen: Sebastian Jackson, B.A., History and International & Global Studies

THAILAND

Chiang Mai: Prachawit Boondej, B.A., Business Economics.