Spring 2016 Commencement: Celebrating BAHS graduates!

Congratulations to the our BAHS spring and summer 2016 graduates! Congratulations and stay in touch!
Check out scenes from our post-graduation reception in Hartline Lobby, sponsored by the Biology and Allied Health Club and Tri-Beta:

 BA Biology
Meagan Beekler
Evan Marynka
Michael Russell
Michael Stianche

BS Biology
Carrie-Anne Barry
Avery Bingaman
Victoria Campbell
Stephanie Evans
Michael Hardler
Kaitlyn Hitchiner
Jordan Kropf
Tyler Kuchar
Lexie Mendall
Michael Moniger
Michael Noll
Jean-Nicole Place
Matthew Swift
Justin VanDerMolen

BS Health Sciences
Nicholas Angeny
Ashley Barba
Christopher Bastardi
Rebecca Bodwalk
Mikal Britt
Kahli Castagnera
Corey Conville
Arjun Dalsania
Sean DeBarberie
James DeGori
Alexis DeGrandis
Kelly Deiter
Sharnise Dozier
Leslie Flippen
Dana Frobese
Katelyn Garbrick
Carli Gillotti
Alexander Gosch
Lindsay Johnson
Ryan Karpinski
Robert Lewis III
Thomas Marshall
Natalie Mayo
Kyle Mogensen
Dominick Policare III
Jhumur Ray
Ryan Rhoades
Marisa Schonhaut
Hayley Sparks
Taylor Trautwein
Christian Whiteside
Adton Wittmeier
Jennifer Young

BS Medical Imaging
Kiana Bellesfield
Angela Bigatel
Sara Burnish
Alyssa Butkiewicz
Christopher Clemen
Elissa Darkes
Angie Diaz
Troy Dorman
Nicole Downing
Kristin Ezzyk
Shakira Gaines-Rorie
Aubrey Gamble
McKensie Haines
Erica Hendrickson
Megin Houser
Amanda Layton
Brittany Lewis
Krista Lipps
Meghan Matthews
Rikki McElvaney
Courtney McNaughton
Rebecca Merkel
Lauren Miller
Jessica Moore
Alexa O'Herrick
Zacgary Penrak
Kara Renninger
Jessica Shaffer
Corey Sinkler
Emily Sylvester
Kendall Thoensen
Tessa Trout
Justin Winn
Kelly Wrzesinski

Keena Zalar


The following honor graduates were recognized at commencement:
Summa Cum Laude: Carrie-Anne Barry, McKensie Haines, Justin VanDerMolen

 Magna Cum Laude: Mikala Britt, Kahli Castagnera, Angie Diaz, Jessica Shaffer

 Cum Laude: Sean DeBarberie, Kristin Ezzyk, Rebecca Merkel, Natalie Mayo, Lauren Miller, Dominick Policare III, Matthew Swift, Taylor Trautwein.

 
 
 
 














 
 
 
 
 
 



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