SUNY Oswego announces area graduates for fall 2015

OSWEGO, NY – Several area students completed their baccalaureate studies in fall 2015 at SUNY Oswego and were honored at Commencement in December.

Ariana E. Zink of P.O. Box 301 in Cato, creative writing, magna cum laude

Victoria E. Fellows of County Route 84 in Central Square, human development, cum laude

Joseph D. Millert of County Route 33 in Central Square, public justice

Frances Anthony of West First Street South in Fulton, zoology

Bryan M. Apa of Baldwin Road in Fulton, psychology

Kyle A. Bashford of County Route 6 in Fulton, information science

Justine A. Brown of State Street in Fulton, accounting, cum laude

Edward J. Hogan of State Route 48 in Fulton, zoology

Casey R. Holden of West Fourth Street North in Fulton, public justice, magna cum laude

David M. Johnson of Whitaker Road in Fulton, business administration, magna cum laude

Angelina K. Lewchanin of South Fifth Street in Fulton, wellness management

Haylie B. Melfi of County Route 3 in Fulton, human development

David E. Salvetti of Sundown Road in Fulton, technology management, cum laude

Brandon M. Sherman of Baldwin Road in Fulton, information science

Sarah R. Beginski of County Route 21 in Hannibal, human resource management

Nicholas J. Dunsmoor of Morningside Drive in Hannibal, anthropology

Megan Cordone of P.O. Box 207 in Hastings, wellness management, magna cum laude

Amanda M. Flack of French Street in Hastings, human development

Bailey Woodard of Pangborn Road in Hastings, adolescence education, summa cum laude

Brandon A. Banach of County Route 15 in Lacona, public justice

Brianne L. Vincent of P.O. Box 54 in Maple View, public relations

Casey S. Anderson of County Route 35 in Mexico, public justice, cum laude

Jenavieve Carollo of County Route 51 in Mexico, public justice

Dustin T. Trimble of Academy Street in Mexico, business administration, magna cum laude

William C. Abert of Waterview Road in Oswego, business administration, magna cum laude

Heather Bair of West First Street in Oswego, graphic design

Christina E. Buckingham of P.O. Box 5309 in Oswego, biochemistry

Kyle J. Burridge of Mitchell Street in Oswego, childhood education, cum laude

Devin M. Coon of County Route 51A in Oswego, business administration

Kristell M. Cruz of West Fourth Street in Oswego, public relations

Ashley Curtin of West First Street in Oswego, sociology

Ashli T. Deming of Third Avenue in Oswego, childhood education, magna cum laude

David S. Di Salvo of State Route 104 in Oswego, biology, cum laude

Kaeli L. Doherty of West Eighth Street in Oswego, creative writing

Timothy J. Dougherty of West Third Street in Oswego, physics, cum laude

Paul A. Esden of East Seventh Street in Oswego, broadcasting and mass communication, cum laude

Khristian P. Fischer of West Van Buren Street in Oswego, history

Michaela Frost of Sunset Blf in Oswego, public justice

Brandan M. Galloway of Fairview Terrace in Oswego, psychology, cum laude

Blaine J. Geroux of Middle Road in Oswego, history, magna cum laude

Robert L. Grant of East Fourth Street in Oswego, broadcasting and mass communication

Magan Johnson of West Albany Street in Oswego, human development

John M. Kelly of West Seneca Street in Oswego, public justice

Joseph Kurowski of East Sixth Street in Oswego, operations management and information systems, magna cum laude

Joann R. Lacey of West Sixth Street in Oswego, sociology

Miguel A. Lara of Hart Street in Oswego, mathematics

Caitlyn M. McCann of County Route 89 in Oswego, childhood education

Pablo I. Mendoza of West Bridge Street in Oswego, communication and social interaction

Christopher T. Morley of County Route 57 in Oswego, cognitive science

James A. Ouderkirk of Bunker Hill Road in Oswego, accounting, magna cum laude

Moriah Parkhurst of Nine Mile Point Road in Oswego, childhood education

Kirsten L. Parsons of East Eighth Street in Oswego, mathematics

Michael G. Phillips of State Route 104 in Oswego, linguistics, magna cum laude

Meghan L. Regano of East Fifth Street in Oswego, human development

Richard M. Rodgers of East Albany Street in Oswego, public justice

Natalia Y. Schmitz of East Mohawk Street in Oswego, studio art, magna cum laude

Mark Shapiro of West Sixth Street in Oswego, graphic design

Nicole E. Sivers of Dominic Street in Oswego, business administration

Kara L. Stoffel of West Eighth Street in Oswego, psychology, cum laude

Julio C. Valenzuela of Southeast Eighth Street in Oswego, graphic design

Kiara A. Wiltsie of Cavan Cove in Oswego, business administration

Casey Wood of County Route 51 in Oswego, childhood education

Justin M. McAuslan of Searles Road in Parish, adolescence education

Christie Brown of County Route 12 in Pennellville, Spanish

Paige Haney of Perry Road in Pennellville, geology, cum laude

Laura E. Kraus of County Route 12 in Pennellville, biology

Heidi Williams of Oneida River Road in Pennellville, childhood education

Brian Doolittle of Jefferson Street in Phoenix, broadcasting and mass communication

Kristopher A. Knowlton of Elm Street in Phoenix, childhood education

Jonathan Wiertzema of County Route 6 in Phoenix, information science

Catherine E. Halstead of Port Street in Pulaski, childhood education, magna cum laude

Jessica F. Hudson of Halsey Road in Pulaski, anthropology, cum laude

Megan J. Nutting of P.O. Box 246 in Sandy Creek, human development, magna cum laude

Dylan J. McIntyre of McIntyre Road in Sterling, physics, magna cum laude

A student who graduates with honors is indicated by the traditional Latin phrases summa cum laude, with highest honor (grade averages of 3.8 to 4.0); magna cum laude, with great honor (grade averages of 3.6 to 3.79); and cum laude, with honor (grade averages of 3.30 to 3.59).

Admission to SUNY Oswego is competitive. U.S. News Media Group counts SUNY Oswego among the top public regional universities in the North for 2015, and the Princeton Review includes Oswego in its 2015 college guidebook “The Best Northeastern Colleges,” as well as its 2015 list of “best value” colleges and universities nationally. Kiplinger’s also named SUNY Oswego a 2015 Best Value College.

A 155-year-old comprehensive college in the State University of New York system, Oswego enrolls about 8,000 students in its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; School of Business; School of Communication, Media and the Arts; and School of Education.

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