COMMENCEMENT JUNE 10, 1995 Portland State UN IVERS IT Y
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COMMENCEMENT JUNE 10, 1995 7:30 P.M. MEMORIAL COLISEUM Portland State UN IVERS I TY
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Special thanks to those who have volumeereJ their time this evenmg to help make the 1995 Portland State Uni\'crsity Spring Commencement an enjoyable event for the graduating class members and their guests. PSU Classified Staff PSU Administrators PSU Cheerleaders Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority-Beaverton Washington County Medical Assistants-AAMA Affiliate
PROGRAM Order of Ceremonies • . • . • . • . • . • • • • • . • 2 Platform Party .....•...•.•.••••.••.. 3 Commencement Marshals .......•..•••..••.• 4 Professors Emeriti 1994-1995.................. 5 Millar Award ...••.•............•. 6 Hoffmann Award •..•.•..........••.•• 7 Presidential Citation .••...........•...•. 8 Presidential Citation .......•..•.•.•..••. 9 Doctoral Degrees . . • • • . • • • • • . 10 Portland State University • . . . . • . • . • . • . . . • . 11 Academic Costume...••..•.••.•.••.•• 12 The University Seal. • . . . . . . . • 12 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC DEGREES Spring 1995 Honors Candidates ......... .... 13 Candidates for Graduate Degrees .............. 14 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees........... 22 Certificates .... . .............. 37 Winter 1995 Honors Graduates .............. 38 Graduate Degrees ............ .. 38 Baccalaureate Degrees........... 41 Certificates ................... 45 Fall 1994 Honors Graduates .............. 46 Graduate Degrees .............. 46 Baccalaureate Degrees ........... 49 Certificates.................... 53 Summer 1994 Honors Graduates .............. 54 Graduate Degrees .............. 54 Baccalaureate Degrees........... 58 Certificates.................... 62
Processional Platform Party Doctoral Graduates Faculty Master's Graduates and Candidates Bachelor's Graduates and Candidates Music "Pomp and Circumstance, March No. 1" Sir Edward Elgar Arranged by Clare Grundman The PSU Wind Symphony William Tuttle, D.M.A., Conductor Presentation of Colors Kari Brudevold Heidi Holman Bernadette Putnam Raeann Vargara Department of Military Science National Anthem Ana Maria Ugarte Bachelor of Arts in Music ORDER OF CEREMONIES Presiding Judith A. Ramaley, Ph.D. President Master of Ceremonies Michael F. Reardon, Ph.D. Provost Greetings Rob Miller, B.S. Representative of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education Patricia Squire '95, M.P.A. Representative of the PSU Alumni Association Remarks Leontina Liebe Bachelor of Science in Sociology On behalf of the Class of 1995 Award Presentations Judith A. Ramaley Branford Price Millar Award for Faculty Excellence Carl J. Abbott, Ph.D. Professor of Urban Studies and Planning George Hoffmann Award for Faculty Excellence Ulrich H. Hardt, Ph.D. Professor of Education Presidential Citations Monroe M. Sweetland, B.A. State of Oregon Legislature 1952-1963 John Eliot Allen, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Geology 2 Commencement Address Thomas Ehrlich, LLB. Presentation and Conferring of Degrees Judith A. Ramaley Michael F. Reardon Recessional "Lola Flores" Alfred Sade! and T erig Tucci Arranged by John Krance "Free Lance March" John Philip Sousa Arranged by Richard Franko Goldman "Hands Across the Sea" John Philip Sousa Arranged by Frederick Fennell The audience is requested to remain seated during the processional and recessional.
Judith A. Ramaley, Ph.D. President Carl J. Abbott, Ph.D. Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Branford Price Millar Award Recipient Roger S. Ahlbrandt, Ph.D. Dean, School of Business Administration John Eliot Allen, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Geology Presidential Citation Award Recipient Regina Borum, Ph.D. Executive Director, University Development Harold E. Briggs, Ph.D. Presiding Marshal Sherwin L. Davidson, Ph.D. Dean, School of Extended Studies Lindsay A. Desrochers, Ph.D. Vice President for Finance and Administration Roderic C. Diman, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs PLATFORM PARTY Thomas Ehrlich, LLB. Distinguished University Scholar, California State University Visiting Professor, Stanford Law School, Stanford California Past President, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana H. Chik M. Erzurumlu, Ph.D. Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Science Robert B. Everhart, Ph.D. Dean, School of Education Ulrich H. Hardt, Ph.D. Professor of Education George Hoffmann Award Recipient Marvin Kaiser, Ph.D. Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Roy W. Koch, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Graduate Studies Leontina Liebe Student Representative of the Class of 1995 3 Rob Miller, B.S. Representative of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education Frederick M. Nunn, Ph.D. Director, International Affairs C. Thomas Pfingsten, M.L.S. Director of the Library Michael F. Reardon, Ph.D. Provost Patricia Squire, M.P.A. '95 Director, Portland State University Alumni Association Monroe M. Sweetland, B.A. Presidential Citation Award Recipient Richard Toscan, Ph.D. Dean, School of Fine and Performing Arts Nohad A. Toulan, Ph.D. Dean, School of Urban and Public Affairs Robert L. Vieira, M.Ed. Acting Vice Provost/Dean of Students James H. Ward, Ph.D. Dean, Graduate School of Social Work
Presiding Marshal Harold Briggs, Ph.D. Chief Marshals Seymour Adler, Ph.D. Sharon Brabenac, M.B.A. Thomas Potiowsky, Ph.D. Franz Rad, Ph.D., P.E. Barbara Sestak, M. Arch. Charles Tracy, D. Crim. Faculty Marshals BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Leslie Anderson, Ph.D. Henry Crockett, Ph.D. Robert Eder, D.B.A. Jennifer Loney, M.B.A. Shafiqur Rahman, Ph.D. John Settle, Ph.D. Donald Watne, Ph.D., C.P.A. Ellen West, Ph.D. COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Jeanette DeCarrico, Ph.D. Steven Fuller, Ph.D. Candice Goucher, Ph.D. Gina Greco, Ph.D. Roger Jennings, Ph.D. Robert Liebman, Ph.D. John Lundy, Ph.D. Jon Mandaville, Ph.D. Donald Moor, Ph.D. Thomas Palm, Ph.D. John Rueter, Ph.D. John Tetnowski, Ph.D. Craig Wollner, Ph.D. Martha Works, Ph.D. EDUCATION Nancy Benson, Ed.D. Sorca O'Connor, Ph.D. Danelle Stevens, Ph.D. ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Herman Migliore, D. Engr., P.E. David T urcic, Ph.D. Dundar Kocaoglu, Ph.D., P.E. Warren Harrison, Ph.D. 4 FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Lisa Andrus-Rivera, Ph.D. Charles Gray, M.M. Scott Parker, M.A. T. Stanley Stanford, D.M.A. SOCIAL WORK Paul Adams, Ph.D. Pamela Miller, Ph.D. URBAN AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Seymour Adler, Ph.D. Annette Jolin, Ph.D. Leslie McBride, Ph.D. Daniel O'Toole, Ph.D. Readers Devorah Lieberman, Ph.D. Beatrice Oshika, Ph.D. William Tate, M.A. Lawrence Wheeler, Ph.D.
Elliot Benowitz, Ph.D. History Thomas C. Buell, Ph.D. English Bernard V. Burke, Ph.D. History Leonard D. Cain, Jr., Ph.D. Sociology Jack C. Finley, Ph.D. Social Work Jan Hajda, Ph.D. Sociology PROFESSORS EMERITI 1994--95 Paul E. Hammond, Ph.D. Geology Robert E. Jones, Jr., Ph.D. Psychology Gordon L. Kilgour, Ph.D. Chemistry Alfred S. Levinson, Ph.D. Chemistry Byron E. Lippert, Ph.D. Biology 5 Thomas M. Poulsen, Ph.D. Geography Pieter Roi, Ph.D. Physics Norman C. Rose, Ph.D. Chemistry Richard Sonnen, Ed.D. Education Robert E. Williams, Ph.D. English
BRANFORD PRICE MILLAR AWARD FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE CARLJ. ABBOTT In this last academic year alone, on capturing the near-bewildering Professor Carl Abbott's books, articles, and diversity of the American urban papers at professional meetings have won experience. As one commentator wrote four awards and garnered numerous about his work in 1993, The Metropolitan commendations. Frontier: Cities in the Modem American Professor Abbott has chosen to study West, Abbott shows how "...(h)interlands the American city at century's end, and he are networked into cities; suburbs and has done so-by examining cities as supersuburbs...networked into new diverse as Bellevue, Washington, and multicentered cities; western cities are Washington, D.C.-with a keen eye bent 6 networked into the larger American urban framework and [thus] into a global scheme." With both deep knowledge and a timely concern for the predicament of the city at the threshold of a new millennium, Carl Abbott has truly distinguished himself as an international authority, and we do well in honoring him.
GEORGE HOFFMANN AWARD FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE It is a gauge of Professor Ulrich Hardt's importance to Portland State University that his nomination came, not from one department only, nor even from one school, but from dozens of personsfaculty, staff, and students alikethroughout the University. In supporting his nomination for the George Hoffmann Award for Faculty Excellence, his nominators cited Professor Hardt's breadth ULRICH H. HARDT of vision, his dedication to the common good of the school, and his years of service as Secretary to_the Faculty. Specific instances of his service were literally international in scope: some wrote to express the way he had become for them the very model of a teacher and their pattern in learning how to teach; other wrote to affirm Professor Hardt's wise 7 guidance as resident director of the Oregon State System's exchange program 111 Germany. Five past presidents of the University's Faculty Senate wrote jointly in description of his efforts in faculty governance. We are proud to award him this year's George Hoffmann Award for Faculty Excellence.
At the approach of the University's 50th anniversary, we are proud to award a Presidential Citation to Monroe Mark Sweetland, one of the founders of Portland State University. As a freshman member of the Oregon House of Representatives in 1953, Mr. Sweetland participated in the struggle to transform a temporary extension center into a permanent-four-year institution PRESIDENTIAL CITATION MONROE MARK SWEETLAND called Portland State College, a struggle that was finally won in 1955. As Chairman of the Senate Education Committee, he was instrumental in passing crucial legislation for the construction of library and classroom buildings. In 1959, he personally sponsored a joint Senate resolution to establish Portland State's School of Social Work. 8 The University could have had no finer guardian in its first critical years than Monroe Sweetland. A man of great dedication and energy, we thank him for his vision, and we honor him as a legislator, publisher, civil rights advocate, world traveler, and Portland State's foremost educational citizen.
John Eliot Allen, Professor Emeritus of Geology, has a true commitment to lifelong scholarship. After 20 years as a field geologist working throughout the United States, Dr. Allen returned to Oregon in 1956 to found the Geology Department at Portland State College. His classroom had no walls as he continuously challenged students to "see" the geology of Oregon in field trips. Stories of caravans of over 100 cars leaving campus for a geology trip were common. His lectures were already using the multimedia approach in the 1960s. Professor Allen was recogntzed nationally in 1972 for his outstanding and enthusiastic teaching when he received the Neil Miner Award from the National Association of Geology Teachers, an organization for which he also served as PRESIDENTIAL CITATION JOHN ELIOT ALLEN president. Professor Allen was always active in community outreach, especially with the Boy Scouts of America and the Geological Society of the Oregon Country, for which he also had served as president. He retired in 1974 as department head and began a third career of writings as an emeritus professor, and he has yet to slow down. His two books on the Columbia Gorge and the Bretz Floods have gone through two editions. He wrote over 200 weekly articles on Northwest geology for the Oregonian in a column titled "Time Travel." His vita lists more than 200 additional published articles and books. He hopes to publish two more books this year, one his autobiography and the other a book on geological sites of interest in the state of Oregon. 9 Although he retired from PSU 22 years ago, Professor Allen still comes to his small office 365 days a year. Few active faculty can say that. He has been supported in all of his work by his wife, Peggy, for over 62 years. His door is always open to students, faculty, and members of the public who want to learn more about Northwest geology. His enthusiasm for teaching, for geology, and for the teaching of geology is the foundation, at age 86, of his lifelong scholarship. Professor Allen's dedication to Portland State University and to the Portland community is steadfast and will be long remembered. The citation reads: "To John Eliot Allen in gratitude for outstanding service and dedication to the University."
■ Melvin E. DeGraw* Urban Studies Pretrial Release in Criminal Courts: A Study of Three Oregon Counties Adviser: Charles Tracy, D. Crim. Professor of Administration of Justice Carla Ann Green Systems Science: Sociology Social Support in an Urban Moroccan Neighborhood: The Effects of Social Networks, Mediation, and Patronage on the Physical and Psychological Adjustment of Women Adviser: Lee Haggerty, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Sonja Carol Grove* Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision A Case Study of the Development of Oregon's 1985 Policy in Youth Substance Abuse Adviser: Walter Ellis, Ph.D. Professor of Public Administration Douglas Vincent Hall Electrical and Computer Engineenng Hardware for Fast Global Operation on Distributed Memory Multicomputers and Multiprocessors Adviser: Michael Driscoll, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering Nicolas Noel Hamel* Environmental Sciences and Resources: Chemistry Monomeric and Polymeric Fluoroalkyl Sulfonyl Fluorides, Sulfonate Salts and Sulfonic Acids for Use as Electrolytes and Coatings Adviser: Gary Gard, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Frederick James Loomis* Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision An Investigation of the Relationship Between Turnover of Incumbent Board Members and Turnover of the District's Superintendent Adviser: Loyde Hales, Ed.D. Professor of Education Wei Wei Lou Systems Science: Sociology A Non-Decision-Reaching-Decision-Making Process Adviser: Jan Hajda, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Sociology DOCTORAL DEGREES Byrne Elliot Lovell* Systems Science A Taxonomy of Types of Uncertainty Adviser: Harold Lindstone, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Systems Science Lisa Graham McMinn* Systems Science: Sociology A Systems Analysis of Multicultural Sensitivity and Evangelical Christian Colleges Adviser: Robert Shotola, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Unoda Curriculum Moyo* Public Administration and Policy Performance Appraisal in Organizational Cultural Context Adviser: Walter Ellis, Ph.D. Professor of Public Administration John Ralph Neil* Systems Science: Mathematics Tunnel One Generalized Satellites Knots Adviser: Steven Bleiler, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematical Sciences Kathleen Joan Oliver* Urban Studies Behavioral and Community Impacts of the Portland Needle Exchange Program Adviser: Jerry Lansdowne, Ph.D. Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Alfonso Hernandez Pioquinto, Jr.* Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education An Assessment of the Adequacy of the Services of an Urban Public University for International and U.S. Students: A Comparative Study Adviser: Joan Strouse, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Leslie Rennie-Hill* Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education We Are the Vanguard, Not the Norm: Stories of Successful Minorities in Predominantly White Graduate Teacher Education Programs Adviser: Joan Strouse, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Mary Frances Ricks* Systems Science: Anthropology A Survey and Analysis of Prehistoric Rock Art of the Warner Valley Region, Lake County, Oregon Adviser: Kenneth Ames, Ph.D. Professor of Anthropology 10 Marilyn Ruth Seger* Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision A Study of Special Preparation and Ti'aining Needs of Middle School Teachers Adviser: Dilafruz Williams, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Sheila Ann Selkregg Urban Studies The Decision and Rationale Which Led to Construction on High-Risk Land After the 1964 Alaska Earthquake: Analysis of Risk-Based Cultural Dissociation Adviser: Jerry Lansdowne, Ph.D. Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Hui Shu Systems Science Disequilibrium Transition of the Consumer Goods Market in China, 1954-1991 Adviser: Kuan-Pin Lin, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Anthony Alan Tovar* Electrical and Computer Engineering Beam Modes of Lasers with Misaligned Complex Optical Elements Adviser: Lee Casperson, Ph.D. Professor of Electrical Engineermg Minh Van Tran Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision The Schooling of Vietnamese-American High School Students in Oregon: Their Pers/Jectives Adviser: Kenneth Peterson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Alan Hayes Vogel Environmental Sciences and Resources: Biology Some Relationships Between Sedimentary Trace Metals and Freshwater Phyto/ilankton and Sedimentary Diatom Species Composition Adviser: Richard Petersen, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Emma}ean Williams Urban Studies Implementing Community Policing: A Documentation and Assessment of Organizational Change Adviser: Charles Tracy, D. Crim. Professor of Administration of Justice *Candidate for spring graduation
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Thirty-nine years ago 72 students were graduated at Portland State's first spring Commencement. This year approximately 3,000 students will receive degrees, a reflection of the growing importance of the University as a center for teaching, research, and public service. The University was established in 1946 as the Vanport Extension Center to meet the educational needs of veterans returning from World War II. The growth of Portland State, in both size and stature, began in 1955. Years of effort by legislators Richard Neuberger and Robert Holmes culminated that year with the establishment of Portland State College, a four-year, degree-granting institution. Old Main-now Lincoln Hall-was the entire campus, and fewer than 3,000 students were enrolled. By 1961 Portland State had its first graduate program, and in 1968 doctoral programs were added to the programs of study. The next year the institution's name was changed to Portland State University. During these same years both the campus and enrollment were growing. Today PSU is a large urban university Portland State University's mission is to enhance the intellectual, social, cultural, and economic qualities of urban life by providing access throughout the life span to a quality liberal education for undergraduates and an appropriate array of professional and graduate programs especially relevant to the metropolitan area. The University will actively promote development of a network of educational institutions that will serve the community and will conduct research and community service to support a high-quality educational environment and reflect issues important to the metropolitan region. 11 covering 49 acres in the South Park Blocks, one of Portland's most beautiful and historic districts. More than 14,000 students are taught by more than 475 fulltime faculty members. In addition, 36,168 students were enrolled in credit courses during the 1993-94 academic year. The University offers 32 bachelor's and 38 master's degrees in the humanities, sciences, social sciences, and professions, as well as doctoral degrees in seven areas: education, electrical and computer engineering, environmental sciences and resources, public administration and policy, social work and social research, systems science, and urban studies and planning. The University's major academic units are the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Schools of Business Administration, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Extended Studies, Fine and Performing Arts, and Urban and Public Affairs; Graduate School of Social Work; and the Library, which holds more than 950,000 volumes and 10,000 serial subscriptions.
One of the most colorful features of the academic procession is the appearance of graduates, faculty, members of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, and guests of the University in full academic costume. The design of the gown, the color of the tassel on the cap, and the pattern, length, and colors of the hood all have long histories and special significance. American universities, unlike those of England and Europe, have adopted a standard code of academic costume. According to the code, the bachelor's gown worn by Portland State University graduating seniors has straight sleeves and is worn closed. Gold and silver cords are worn by honors graduates. The master's gown has long, pointed sleeves with the forearm being seen through a slit at the elbow of the sleeves. The doctor's gown is faced with velvet and has bell-shaped sleeves. Each sleeve carries three bars of velvet. The tassel on the cap indicates by color the college or school conferring the degree. In addition to the cap and gown, candidates for advanced degrees wear the In 1990, at the request of President Judith Ramaley, the official seal of Portland State University was redesigned. The seal appears on the cover of this program. The front of the circular seal bears the name of the University and a banner stating the motto Doctrina Urbi Serviat (Let Knowledge Serve the City). Behind the banner appears the pattern of a rose taken from medieval imagery, signifying ACADEMIC COSTUME Bachelor and Tassel Master Degrees Hood Color Liberal Arts and Sciences Arts White Sciences Gold Business Administration Nugget Education Light Blue Engineering Orange Fine and Performing Arts Brown Music Social Work Urban and Public Affairs Public Health Doctoral Degrees Doctor of Philosophy Doctor of Education Pink Citron Peacock Blue Salmon Pink Tassel, Hood Color Dark Blue Hood Gold Tassel Light Blue Hood Gold Tassel academic hood, the traditional garment signifying high scholarly attainment.The doctoral hood carries the colors of the college or university conferring the degree on the outside and PSU's colors of green and white on the inside. One legend, which deals with the origin of the cap and gown, reveals that a venerable teacher in ancient Greece promised wealthy parents that their sons would be "appropriately dressed" when presented at a banquet honoring the completion of their academic studies. However, when the young men entered the banquet hall dressed in simple sackcloth robes and carrying mortar boards, the mark of common workmen, a startled cry arose from the audience. "Let me explain," said the teacher as he raised his hands for silence. "Your sons are dressed in clothing of the mason, for their destiny is to build. Some will build cities, some will build lives-perhaps one of them may even build an empire. But all will be builders on the solid foundation of knowledge." THE UNIVERSITY SEAL Portland State University's unique association with the Rose City. Under the direction of President Ramaley, the seal was designed by Professor Robert Kasal in collaboration with Professor Linda Parshall, who originated the rose concept, and Professors Rod Oiman and John Cooper, who contributed the Latin motto. The name of the University appears in a type style designed specifically for the 12 University by calligrapher Elizabeth Anderson. President Ramaley said of the design: "The image captures our vision of the relationship between Portland State University and the community that surrounds and inspires us. A window lets in the light, and the rose-symbol of unity and hope-reflects our future, illuminated by wisdom and understanding."
SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES BACCALAUREATE DEGREE WITH HIGH HONORS Tamera L. Armstrong Trudy Lynn Barbisan Connie Jo Barnes Celia Louise Bartel Ann Marie Beaty Donald Louis Belden Carol Berubee Willi:1111 Allen Butler Leslie Ann Choiecki Karen Ann Christianson Heather Gail Clarke Pamela C. Cohen Lisa Carol Duncan Covic Laurie Renee Crosswhite Jill Rosalind Fetherstonhaugh Kenna J. Fisher Kalley Rae Aman Denise Kirn Archer Darrell Lynn Badger Jessica Lynn Bartlett Deborah Edith Bell Michele Jean Bernsen Spyridon Dimitriou Bizis Steven Robert Book Leah Doreen Bosell Wolfgang Breuninger Rebecca Marie Burk Cassie L. Caldwell Michelle Monie Carner Chiu-Li Chiu Te Shiu Kelleen Mane Cooper Suellen]. Coverdill Caitlin M. d'Aguiar Sherry Lela Dahlen Thomas Clifford Davis Kathy Rose Frantzich Patrick August Gortmaker Heidi E. Hains Patrick Lawrence Hamilton Linda Carol Heerwagen David Scott Johnson Nancy Louise Judy Patricia Lynn Krisor Mei Kam Lee Carol Lorraine Long Little Jennifer Leigh MacGregor Leonie Frances Maneevone Alana Mayhew Sharon Ann McCauley Jodi L. McDonald Frauke Antonie Merry-Kane Angela Lyn Moore Jessica Mikel Murray Matthew Brian Nelson Bich-Ngoc T. Nguyen Amy Joanne Pool Matthew Charles Proctor Joan Ann Sarratt Jeff Stuart Shelley Osa Briana Skyberg Caren Smeltzer Sheila Ann Stone Roger Tiong Shawn Kelly Van Deusen Angela Marie Wieland BACCALAUREATE DEGREE WITH HONORS Amy Lynne Dethman Tammy Jo Jones Julie Christine Durant Catherine A. Jossis Safaa Y. El-Mansy SookyungJoung Mike Federrnan Kolin Ray Kemmerer GracieIla Perri J. Ford Angela Christine Koehler Shani Lee Fox Celine Sandra Koessler Gabrielle A. Fuehrer Susan Kuhn Angela Irene Garcia Chiu Liang Kuo Felicia Z. Goetsch William Dudley Lapham Tina Marie Gray Tracy Lynn Leach Heather Lynne Grumbine Paula Brett Lentz Jonathan Frederick Haidle Jerry Wayne Leonard, Jr Howard D. Harmon Kevin Lillico Ann B. Harris Lori Jo Lindsey Kathryn Elizabeth Hams Jennifer Grace Lizer Susan E. Hayes David John Madigan Janelle Christine Hoskins Ayde Manzano de York Sally Theresa Johns Mary Kristine Mason Aaron Stuart Johnson M. Eileen McClary The students whose names are listed in this section were considered to be candidates for the degree indicated when the program was /Jrinted. This is not an official degree list. The appropriate degrees and diplomas will be awarded to those candidates who have successfully completed all requirements by the end of spring term. 13
Erin Elizabeth McGovern Deana Brynn Monk Mindy Milar Moore Steven John Muralt Howard Vernon Nichols Francisco J. Omier Christopher David Phimister Kathleen Elaine Powell Delores Marlene Riding In Michael Orile Robbins Sarah Christine Robinson Joseph Lujan Rojas David Elias Saloum Chanthoeun Sam SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES Christopher Michael Schuler Lorelie A. Sindt Jason P. Smith Karla Rae Smith Kathryn Marie Smith Tamara Elizabeth Specht Robert Logan Squires Jason Muir Stanley Heather Kay Stoner Cheryl S. Stovall Sara L. Tait Michael D. Taylor Matthew Michael Joseph Tousley Huy Xuan Tran Nga Phuong Tran Rebecca L. Twist Aaron David VanDerlip Krisztina Bozso VanSlyke Donna Jeanette Wagar Susan Elaine Wagner Mark James Walker Ward Patrick Weathers Ching-Yee Wee Heather Alice Welliver S. Moline Whitson Monroe B. Williams, Jr Barbara Marie Winter CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATE DEGREES Melvin Earl DeGraw, PhD Urban Studies; MGMinnville Nicolas Noel Hamel, PhD Environmental Sciences and Resources: Chemistry; West Linn Byrne Elliot Lovell, PhD Systems Science; Portland Lisa Graham McMinn, PhD Systems Science: Sociology; Wheaton, Illinois Susanne Meyer Christopher, EdD Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education; Portland Sonja Carol Grove, EdD Educational Leadership: Admmistration and Supervision; Eugene DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Unoda Curriculum Moyo, PhD Public Administration and Policy; Portland John Ralph Neil, PhD Systems Science: Math; Portland Kathleen Joan Oliver, PhD Urban Studies; Kent, Washington Mary F. Ricks, PhD Systems Science: Anthropology; Portland DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Frederick James Loomis, EdD Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision; Hillsboro Alfonso Hernandez Pioquinto Jr, EdD Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education; Portland 14 Hui Shu, PhD Systems Science; Portland Anthony Alan Tovar, PhD Electrical and Computer Engineering; Portland Allan Hayes Vogel, PhD Environmental Sciences and Resources: Biology; Salem Leslie Rennie-Hill, EdD Educational Leadership: Postsecondary Education; Portland Marilyn Seger, EdD Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision; Portland
Dean Apostol, MA Geography; Chicago, Illinois Tony Dean Becker, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland Lisa Kay Berger, MA English; Portland Dee Anne Bess, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland Christina Margaret Bialas, MA Education: Counseling; Tigard Anna Margarete Boettcher, MA English; Munich, Germany Heather MacGregor Bothwell, MA Political Science; Portland Mary Kate Branson, MA History; Redwood City, California Greg Lynn Buchan, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland Cheri Jo Buck-Perry, MA English; Portland Shari Ann Burke, MA Anthropology; Portland Greta Ann Olson-Christensen, MA Theater Arts; Portland Dan S. Davich, MA English; Portland Robin L. Davison, MA English; San Antonio, Texas Jonathan Bruce Falk, MA English; Portland Kim R. Franklin, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland Donald Randall Abel, MS Computer Science; Portland Mahmoud AbdelMajed Ali, MS Mechanical Engineering; Sacramento, California Carolyn Ann Alie, MS Education: Curriculum and instruction; Toronto, Canada Charles Edward Allen, MS Geography; Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom Elizabeth Jean Allen, MS Psychology; Peoria, Illinois Robert F. Allerman, MS Geography; Gardnen·ille, Nevada Deborah E. Anderson, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Providence, Rhode Island SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES MASTER OF ARTS Debra Zoe Gahlhoff, MA English; Portland Todd Nathaniel Gilman, MA Political Science; Minneapolis, Minnesota Thomas William Gustav, MA English; Portland Allison Jean Harms, MA English; Lake Oswego Atsuo Hirano, MA History; Portland Laura Anne Horani, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland James B. Labosier, MA History; Portland Gregory Danny Lagos-Montoya, MA Foreign Literature and Language; Santa Barbara, California Sarah Elizabeth Lawrence, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Bellevue, Washington Ronald Eugene Linde, MA English; Vancouver, Washington Ramona Matzke, MA English; Tigard Daniel Dolan Maupin, MA Mechanical Engineering; Gering, Nebraska Dieudonne Mayi, MA Political Science; Yaounde, Cameroon Geraldine Sue McGhee, MA English; Vancouver, Washington Tamara P. McGinnis, MA English; Salem Joe R. Morgan, MA English; Sweet Home MASTER OF SCIENCE Steve Lewis Anderson, MS Psychology; Beaverton Barry Michael Andrews, MS Education: Special Education; Portland A. J. Arriola, MS Sociology; Portland Stuart Graham Ashbaugh, MS Geology; Portland Aslam Anantpapur Sheikh, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Sara Mohamed Ayoub, MS Economics: General; Khartoum, Sudan Vicky J. Bacon, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland Segolene Marie Badelon, MS Engineering Management; Granville, France 15 Mimi Murayama, MA Speech Communication: General; Portland Jay Stanley Ncuharth, MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages; Portland Cecilia Rosenow, MA English; Auburn, Washington Jeffrey Bruce Rubinstein, MA English; Eugene Robert Bruce Sackingcr, MA English; Fairbanks, Alaska Michio Sato, MA Biology; Portland Melissa Schmaedick, MA Economics: General; Corvallis James Christian Scott, MA History; Beaverton Elvira Anne Marie Slot, MA Foreign Literature and Language; Bergen. New Hrnnpshire Cameron McPherson Smith, MA Anthropology; London, England Xiaochcih Sun, MA Speech Commurncation: General; Portland Jeffry Lloyd Uecker, MA History; Hillsboro Martin Louis White, MA History; Portland Philip Gregg Wright, MA English; Pendleton Amos Yong, MA History; Stockton, Californi,1 Michael Scott Ziels, MA English; Bellinghrnn, Washington Cynthia Fay Baker, MS Biology; Portland Farshad Barman, MS Mathematics; Portland Richard Meck Bash, MS Administration of J ust1ce; Portland Jill Ann Jamison Beals, MS Mathematics; Dundee Michael James Beeson, MS Economics: General; Portland Ann Marie Berryman, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Boise, Idaho Charles Edward Beyer, MS Psychology; Ti Ilamook Malachy Liam Bishop, MS Education: Counseling; Portland
Scott Gregory Bittinger, MS Geology; Riva, Maryland Mark Edward Boike, MS Biology.; Laramie, Wyoming Joshua Brande, MS Education: Counseling; Milwaukie Darice Rachelle Brayton, MS Engineering Management; Portland Michael Patrick Brown, MS Biology; Salem Dorie L. Brownell, MS Geography; Portland Paul Kelsey Broyles, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Beverly Ann Buck-Olds, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Portland Melissa Lynn Burton, MS Psychology; Newton, Kansas Vicki Rojas Charbonneau, MS Education: Counseling; Tigard Carol A. Christensen, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Jefferson David Morgan Coughlan, MS Geography; Lake Oswego Patricio Crausaz, MS Economics: Applied; Quito, Ecuador Megan Creswell, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland Dane Alan Crossley II, MS Biology; Newberg Judy Ann Dahl, MS Education: Media/Librarianship; Beaverton Ajithkumar V. Dasari, MS ElectricaLand Computer Engineering; Sunnyvale Catherine M. Dawson, MS Education: Counseling; Milwaukie Tamra Leanne Day, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Heanng Sciences; Pendleton Dorothy S. Delaney, MS Education: Counseling; Vancouver, Washington Kathryn M. Dins, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Portland Heidi Annette Dirkse, MS Education: Counseling; Beaverton Lynn Marie Dowis, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Gresham Jeff William Duquette, MS Civil Engineering; Beaverton Janell Kaye Ediger, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Salem Thomas Alan Elliott, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Tigard Regina Marie Erickson, MS Education: Special Education; Lake Oswego Nader Fakhry, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Portland Karen Lee Fale, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Seyed A. Farrokhpayam, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Portland SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES Amanda Elizabeth Feller, MS Speech Communication: General; Portland Glen A. Fleming, MS Geography; Portland Jeffrey Alan Fletcher, MS Computer Science; Eugene Robert Gary Folker, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Portland Charles Deforrest Foote, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Beaverton Sarah H. Frost, MS Sociology; Portland Richard Howard Fulton, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Terry Allen Gentry, MS Political Science; Portland Helen Georgia Gettman, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Alison Gilbert, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland Kristin Rashelle Gilmer, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland Janet Day Goldsmith, MS Psychology; Modesto, California Terri Greenfield, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Portland Daniel Douglas Grimes, MS Economics: Applied; Eugene Janice Louise Gudmundson, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Portland F. Jeanne Hammond, MS Biology; Portland Karen Sue Hanson, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Portland Salena Kay Harlow, MS Education: Counseling; Corbett Betty Jean Harry, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Jodi L. Head, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Greeley, Colorado Laura J. Hickman, MS Administration of Justice; Bend Nelson R. Holcomb, MS Chemistry; Portland Debra Cay Hornibrook, MS Speech Communication: General; Beaverton Shawn Lea Megin, MS Education: Special Educatton; Vancouver, Washington Christopher Charles Humphrey, MS Geology; Gresham Charles Sterling Isham, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; San Diego, California Muralidharan Janakiraman, MS Computer Science; Portland Ruth Ann Jenkins, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland 16 Betty Wilhelm Johnson, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Aloha Julia Belen Johnson, MS Political Science; Milwaukie Michael A. Johnson, MS Psychology; Portland Carolyne R. Jones, MS Speech Communication: General; Lake Oswego Debra Jean Jordan, MS Education: Counseling; Sherwood Holly Kay Juza, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Charlene Ann Kern, MS Education: Counseling; Eagle Creek Khalid Nazar Khan, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Shaukat Ali Khan, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; PortlanJ Holly Michelle Kiesz-Royer, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Portland Nicole Lynn Kish, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Concord, Ohio Gregory Thomas Kopra, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Andreas Sava Koronopoulos, MS 'Economics: Applied; Athens, Greece Stephen L. K. Ku, MS Mechanical Engineering; Beaverton Paige Parker Kuni, MS Biology; Portland Lynn Elizabeth Kunkel, MS Psychology; Las Vegas, Nevada Wah-Ying Kwong, MS Engineering Management; Beaverton Eva Marie LaBonte, MS Psychology; Forest Grove Mary Kathleen Lacock, MS Education: Curriculum and lnstniction; Laguna Beach, California Donald Dennis Leliefeld, MS Mechanical Engineering; Boring Stephen A. Levy, MS Geography; Alamo, California Arthur M. Lewis, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Lake Oswego Lauri L. Lewis, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Portland Dorelei Victoria Linder, MS Administration of Justice; Portland Longjun Liu, MS Engineering Management; Portland Mary Diane Logan, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and AJministrative Studies; Portland David E. Long, MS Geology; Portland Cary Lane Lorimor, MS Geography; Casper, Wyoming Arthur N. Louie, MS Engineering Management; San Francisco, California Donald Jefferson Mackay, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; McMinnville
Anne Michelle Maddeford, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Administrative Studies; Anchorage, Alaska Jane Holbrook Madden, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Vancouver, Washington Imogene Marilyn Marshall, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Julia Lee Marshall, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Griffin David McClellan, MS Computer Science; Portland Kim K. Meadows, MS Political Science; Tigard Zahra Mehdizadehkashi, MS Biology; Tigard Barbara Shearer Meiers, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Portland Pamela M, Mikeworth, MS Education: Counseling; Beaverton Deborah Anne Miller, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Binghamton, New York Joseph Timothy Mohr, MS Engineering Management; Hood River Arun Mylvahanan, MS Civil Engineering; Vancouver, Washington Cheryl E. Nally, MS Speech Communication: General; Tacoma, Washington Lynne Joy Nesbit, MS Education: Counseling; Portland M<\rk Allen Parker, MS Speech Commu111cat1on: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Hermosa Beach, Califorrna Jennifer Lyn Pennell, MS Political Science; Tempe, Arizona Shaun Rabindra Persaud, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Marijan Pcrsun, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Portland Jennifer Dawn Peterson, MS Speech Communication: Speech and Hearing Sciences; Pendleton Alison Elaine Philpotts, MS Geography; Storrs, Connecticut Nancy Pisarsky, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Michael James Pliska, MS Physics; Porcland Phil A. Plummer, MS Mathematics; Springfield Andreas Rechtsteiner, MS Physics; Portland SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES Raymond Patrick Remmers, MS Geography; Portland David Lyle Robinson, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Portland Mary K. Robinson, MS Economics: General; Portland Denise Robles Torres, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Jay Steven Rogers, MS Mathematics; Madras Rosalinda Rothenberger, MS Education: Media/Librarianship; Tigard Elizabeth Hall Sayre, MS Education: Special Education; Aloha Thomas L. Schlesinger, MS Political Science; South Bend, Indiana Lisa Marie Schmitt, MS Mathematics; Prescott, Arizona Grace Moore Schouten, MS Education: Media/Librananship; Portland Mark Wilson Schuster, MS Psychology; Tigard Liane M. Scull, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Nannette Shayne Searles, MS Psychology; Lake Oswego Liono Setiowijoso, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Malang, Indonesia Shiva Subramanya, MS Mecharncal Engineering; Beaverton Bradley Robert Simpson, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Manette Marie Simpson, MS Geography; Summerville Margaret Evelyn Skarphol, MS Education: Media/Librarianship; Portland Tara L. Smecko, MS Psychology; Seattle, Washington Stephen Morris Snow, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Gresham Sridhar Srinivasan, MS Electrical and Computer Engineering; Portland Ruth I. Stevenson, MS Civil Engmeermg; Vancouver, Washmgron Steven G. Tebor, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Jay J. Tinker, MS Economics; Portland Allan Mark Tucka, MS Mechanical Engineering; Portland Susan E. Tuggle, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Josephine van de Voorde, MS Education: Counseling; Hillsboro Maribeth Walker, MS Education: Counseling; Troutdale Susan Marie Webert, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Cuifeng Wei, MS Civil Engineering; Portland Pamela T. Weinert, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Beaverron Jan Nette West, MS Education: Counseling; Portland Kevin Bradley Whittier, MS Civil Engmeenng; Salem Jay Edmund Wildgrove, MS Education: Special Education; Pendleton Julie Anne Wolleck, MS Education: Policy, Foundations, and Admirnstratl\'e Studies; Portland Keith Michael Wong, MS Education: Curriculum and Instruction; Hillsboro Catherine R. Wood, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Natalie Anne Wood, MS Administration ofJustice; Barry, Wales Mao Rong Xia, MS Mechanical Engineering; Portland Ting Xiong, MS Physics; Beijing, China Shanli Ye, MS Biology; Shanghai, Chma Justin Cheong Wai Yee, MS Mechanical Engineermg; Forest Grove Woodrow Yeung, MS Computer Science; Lake Oswego Sara Lynn Youngman, MS Biology; Portland Wira Yuwana, MS Engineering Managemenr; Yogyakarta, Indonesia Tracy Aaron Zell, MS Education: Special Education; Portland Hua Zhang, MS Electrical and Computer Engmeering; Urumqi, China Lixin Zhou, MS Elccmcal and Computer Engineering; Shanghai, China Sara P. Zimmerman, MS Geography; Schenectady, New York MASTER OF ARTS IN 1EACHING Janet Lemcke Campbell, MAT Foreign Languages: French; Corvallis Lennis Jay Carlson, MAT Music: General; Los Angeles, California Setsuko lnada, MAT Music: General; Osaka, Japan Laurie A. Kopperman, MAT Foreign Languages: French; Gresham 17 Linda Kathryn McDonald, MAT English; Portland
SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES MASTER OF SCIENCE IN 1EACHING George M. Cheshier, MST Music: General; Hood River Marcia Jean Chiaudano, MST Health Education; Portland Betty Jean Harris-Garner, MST General Social Science; Portland Mark Loren Kimes, MST Music: General; Camas, Washington Janice Eleanor Alexander, MEd Education; Portland Jean L. S. Benny, MEd Education; Oregon City Brent Jerome Benson, MEd Education; Vancouver, Washington Mary Katchis Chalkiopoulos, MEd EJucation; PortlanJ Yvonne Mary Trute Christensen, MEd Education; Kansas City, Missouri Lucinda L. Eshleman, MEd Education; PortlanJ Bruce H. Krause, MST Science: Biology; The Dalles Douglas A. Pease Jr, MST Mathematics; Gresham Steven Allan Robertson, MST Biology; Portland MASTER OF EDUCATION Amy Priscilla Espinoza, MEd Education; Portland Wendy Katherine Fenner, MEd Education; Portland Thomas Eugene Kane, MEd Education; Washington; DC Carrie Joan Kottkamp, MEd Education; PenJleton Roberta Lynn Lambert, MEd Education; Portland David Andrew Shinness, MST Music: General; Portland Shelley Jean Urben, MST General Social Science; Mulino James Lewis Wolford Ill, MST Mathematics; Pendleton Laurie Jean McDowell, MEd Education; PortlanJ Cynthia Lynne Phillips, MEd Education; Tualatm Ericka Brent Piper, MEd Education; PortlanJ Sally Ann Westelin, MEd Education; V:incouvcr, Washington Brook Anne Young, MEd Education; Portland MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Kazi Iqbal Ahmed, MBA Portland Carol J. Almer, MBA St. Helens Kris Jon Anderson, MBA Vancouver, Washington Mary Ellen Anderson, MBA Portland Mladen Baricevic, MBA Portland Melody Marie Behnke, MBA Portland Peter Beninato, MBA Portland Lawrence Wayne Brinkley, MBA Business Administration: International Business; Roswell, New Mexico Judith Ann Bulski, MBA New Berlin, Wisconsin Paul Bulski, MBA Milwaukee, Wisconsin Curtis George Burton, MBA Clackamas Anthony R. Buscemi, MBA Beaverton Janell Marie Bywater, MBA Salem Laura F. Cailloux, MBA Forest Grove John A. Carney, MBA Tualatin Jane Margaret Carpenter, MBA Portland Barry Carter, MBA Hermiston James Marshall Cederholm, MBA Moreno Valley, California Sharon Marie Cibula, MBA Canby Oliver Wendell Cockrell, MBA Albany, Texas Mary Kay Corp, MBA Hermiston Cynthia Ann Cretin, MBA Oregon City Kenneth A. Cuddeford, MBA Newberg Melinda Carol Davis, MBA Hermiston Russel James Demianew, MBA Pendleton Wendell Jay Dick, MBA Springfield Michael Howard Dicker, MBA Easton, Pennsylvania Davina Friedman Doby, MBA Wilsonville Barbara J. Edwardson, MBA Portland Christopher Paul Fastabend, MBA Astoria Michael Karl Fields Sr, MBA Business Administration: International Business; Portland 18 Robert F. Finley, MBA New Castle, Delaware Derek Joseph Gibbs, MBA Lake Oswego Pascale Gicquel, MBA Business Admi111strntinn: International Business; Val-Andre, France Paul Crawford Gorg, MBA Salem Santiago Hidalgo, MBA Quito, Ecuador Ann Hilton-Cavanaugh, MBA Klamath Falls William Jon Iversen, MBA Hillsboro Christopher Lawrence Jacob, MBA Portland Alexandra McConnachie Kealy, MBA Hendersonville, North Carolina Jeffrey Walter Kershaw, MBA Milwaukie Nitin Khanna, MBA Business Administrat10n: International Bu~inc~s; Allahabad, India Daniel Lewis King, MBA Klamath Falls Karen L. King, MBA Klamath Falls John Mercer Kirk, MBA Portland K. L. Korber, MBA SeasiJe
Andrew C. Kyler, MBA Portland Francis L. Lancaster, MBA Siletz Lisa Ann Langvin, MBA Juneau, Alaska Thomas W. Lannom, MBA Portland James A. Lawrence, MBA Pendleton Martin A. Little, MBA Milwaukie Linda Lee McQueen, MBA Alsea Linda S. Murga, MBA Pendleton Sheila Murty, MBA Portland Lien Thu Thi Nguyen, MBA Portland Michael Ray Nichols, MBA Portland Russell Duane Price, MBA Albany LaDonna M. Quaempts, MBA Hermiston Roger Alan Nordlund, ME Manufacturing Engineering; Troutdale SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES Laura Lee Rapp, MBA Eugene Chad I. Rennaker, MBA Creston, Canada Alejandro Ribadeneira, MBA Quito, Ecuador Reynold Dale Richwine, MBA Beaverton David Randall Ris, MBA Coquille Kathlyn Field Rodeman, MBA Corvallis Vibiana Saavedra, MBA Portland Jennifer Ann Satalino, MBA Portland Tim R. Schindler, MBA Portland Tamara Lynn Scott, MBA Seattle, Washington Yun Won Seo, MBA Seoul, South Korea Daniel Brian Smith, MBA Portland Leslie Karen Stratton, MBA Myrtle Creek MASTER OF ENGINEERING Vikki Lynn Swing, MBA Albany Bryan Keith Tapia, MBA Portland Andrea Rene Teeny, MBA Portland Sie Foen Then-Tjong, MBA Business Administration: International Business; Portland Brooke Elizabeth Thompson, MBA Portland Violet J. Tokareff, MBA Edmonds, Washington Kevin G. Viaene, MBA Beaverton Jeffery Lee Warren, MBA Brownsville Kathleen Ellen Williston, MBA Tigard Shinta Laksmi Witoyo, MBA Jakarta, Indonesia Kelvin S. Wong, MBA Gresham MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Ibrahim Nasser Al-Hoty, MPA Portland Hashim Mohammed AlSada, MPA Portland Abdul Mohsen Hamad Al-Tuwaijri, MPA Portland Mohammed Hamed Al-Tuwaijry, MPA Portland Mohamed Abdulla Al Mutawa, MPA Tigard Rumiana A. Backardjieva, MPA Portland Christine Anne Mouton Beatty, MPA Health; Portland Edward Esco Bell, MPA Billings, Montana Catherine Gail Blosser, MPA Health; Milwaukie Clariner Melinda Boston, MPA Gresham Bonnie Lee Brouillard, MPA Health; Rapid City, South Dakota Columbus Candies Jr, MPA Health; Beaverton Lynne Fox Chartier, MPA Health; Cornelius Zandrew Francis Covington, MPA Tacoma, Washington Tamara Lyn Crosby, MPA Health; Beaverton Regina Gayle Davis, MPA Portland Cynthia Alexandra Dunn, MPA Klamath Falls Christopher Patrick Fuchs, MPA Portland Margaret Anne Grant, MPA Health; Portland Loretta Casey Grimwood, MPA Health; Portland Alan Andrew Hanshaw, MPA Tucson, Arizona Rachel T. Hayashi, MPA Health; Hilo, Hawaii Sharon K. Hill, MPA Health; Ashland Jamae Lyn Hilliard, MPA Corvallis Janis L. Hull, MPA Eugene 19 Melodi L. Kellenbeck, MPA Grants Pass Endayehu Kendie, MPA Health; Beaverton Barry Alan Krieg, MPA Mosinee, Wisconsin Teresa M. LaHaie, MPA Portland Kathleen J. Lane, MPA Health; McHenry, Illinois Carol Jean Lee, MPA Clackamas Gerald James Allan McKee, MPA Hillsboro Michael Richard Mlynarczyk, MPA Portland Meagan Anne Moeller, MPA Health; Portland Thach Van Nguyen, MPA Portland Donna Jean O'Dell-Heinzman, MPA Corvallis David Earl Olander, MPA Gladstone
Robin Ellen Pelton, MPA Keizer Timothy Robert Podhora, MPA Brnsh Prairie, Washington Jon Eric Puro, MPA Health; Tacoma, Washington Sharon Kay Rueger, MPA Portland Douglas Gershon Aaron, MSW Chicago, Illinois James Thomas Akins Jr, MSW Eugene Ann Marie Arnett, MSW Salem Ira Robert Aronin, MSW Eugene Dana Renee Babbitt, MSW Carmel, California Cheryl Renee Benham, MSW Roseburg Jackie Bossus Bohrer, MSW St. Paul, Minnesota Joell Marie Bradshaw, MSW Portland Joseph Loren Briden, MSW Browning, Montana Elizabeth Mary Broten, MSW Portland Tricia Ann Brubaker, MSW Hillsboro Dawn Marie Morgan Brucker, MSW Eugene Sarah Edington Cantril, MSW Eugene Cynthia Crowley Carr, MSW Banks Mina Julia Carson, MSW Corvallis Silbestre Ceballos, MSW Los Angeles, California Sherilyn Diane Chandler, MSW Kirkland, Washington Angela M. Chase, MSW Red Hook, New York Jessica Yi-Chieh Chen, MSW Portland Rebecca Jeanne Childs, MSW Portland Mark Skyler Cho, MSW Tacoma, Washington Brian A. Coburn, MSW Newport Robin Michele Cochran, MSW Eugene Charles Scott Cole, MSW Sandy Ruth Cole, MSW Portland SPRING 1995 CANDIDATES Michelle Jeannene Smits, MPA Seaside Martin Loyal Snell, MPA Camas, Washington Victoria R. Souza, MPA Portland Patricia Eyler Squire, MPA Lake Oswego MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Carol Ann Kenagy Copley, MSW Eugene Edith L. Cronk, MSW Roseburg Susan CR Cunningham, MSW Portland Jospa S. DeLeona, MSW Eugene Rachelle Marie Denfeld, MSW Portland Jon Allen Dickman, MSW Eugene David Stuart Emmons, MSW Portland Cynthia Rose Fenwick, MSW Sitka, Alaska Jeannie Frederick, MSW Danville, Indiana Lorenz Howard Fritz, MSW Portland Kathryn Elaine Garland, MSW Corvallis Paul William Giancarlo, MSW Portland Christine Lawrence Giroux, MSW Newberg Lynwood John Gordon, MSW Vancouver, Washington Gayle S. Gustafson, MSW Ridgefield Alexia Barbara Halen, MSW Portland Christine Anne Hall, MSW Portland Maurice Delmar Harmon, MSW Chicago, Illinois Terry Lynn Herrera, MSW Milwaukie Marc Brian Hess, MSW Philadelphia, Pennsylvarna David Armen Hidalgo, MSW Great Falls, Montana Kim L. Hills, MSW Portland Janet L. Holland, MSW Roseburg David Mark Houston, MSW Portland Lisa Ruth Howell, MSW Medford 20 Lanetta A. Walsh, MPA Health; Portland Lannes W. Warfield Jr, MPA Portland Rebecca Rogers Washington, MPA Portland Judy A. Irvin, MSW Salem Judith Ann Ivy, MSW Eugene Karen Marie Jacobs, MSW Union Gwendolyn Jones Jagernauth, MSW Portland Catherine Dean Jenkins-Naze, MSW Portland Demetrius Zhivonne Johnson, MSW Seattle, Washington Marcia L. Johnson, MSW Portland Shirley Laraine Johnson, MSW Bend Julie Kates, MSW New York, New York Edward Thomas Keating, MSW Portland Marcia Joyce Kennedy, MSW Eugene William Kerr, MSW Portland Gemma Keumsook Kim, MSW Seoul, South Korea Carl Irwin Landerholm, MSW Vancouver, Washington Barbara Diane Long, MSW Salem Lisa Ann Maley, MSW Overland Park, Kansas Warren Douglas Martin, MSW Eugene Thomas Davies Mason, MSW Portland Jack Lee Mathes, MSW Iowa City, Iowa Jeanette Marie Milne, MSW Myrtle Pomt Kelli Louise Steele Mulford, MSW Bend Anne West Muller, MSW Portland Nancy Frances Nasser, MSW Portland Sidney Susan Newell, MSW Lake Oswego Tresa M. Nicholson, MSW Portland
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