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Cosmederm Bioscience's TriCalm OTC itch-relief solution was recognized in May by the journal Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology,, which published a study finding that Cosmederm's solution was superior to diphenhydramine 2% and hydrocortisone 1%.
A journal study found that itch reliever TriCalm was superior in performance when compared with diphenhydramine 2% and hydrocortisone 1%.
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WORKING dogs have helped bring an appeal to life by being snapped in the spot where three sculptures are set to stand to celebrate Melton's association with the military animal.
A staggering £8,000 has already been raised for the bronze sculptures which are set to be installed in the centre of the heritage and community garden at Melton Council's Parkside offices.
However, more than £46,000 is needed before American sculptor Lloyd Le Blanc, who owns a foundry near Melton and has been commissioned to create the sculptures, can begin work.
Once erected the celebratory art will show a German Shepherd on guard, a Labrador detecting and a Springer Spaniel leaping.
Three handlers and their dogs from the Defence Animal Centre (DAC) visited the site on Tuesday to help the public get a better understanding of what the proposed design will look like.
The appeal which was launched by Melton Council, the DAC, Melton Civic Society and Melton in Bloom, has already received a generous donation of £1,000 from the Royal Veterinary Corp Council as well as two public donations totalling £140, while the council has been able to donate over £6,000.
The hope is that business sponsorship will help pay for two of the dogs with the public helping to raise funds for the third.
Dinah Rudman of the Civic Society said: "The dogs go all over the world into every field of conflict with their handlers. They show a lot of courage and have the most implicit trust in their handlers, it is a tremendous partnership which should be celebrated."
Major Steve Leavis, of the DAC, said: "It's very humbling that the sculptures will honour the dogs. We have 200 dogs currently in training for both protection and detection jobs, once trained they will go onto support operations in the UK and abroad."
l Donations can be made by cheque to Donna Bradbury, Melton Borough Council, Parkside, Station Approach, Burton Street, Melton Mowbray, LE13 1GH.


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Ultimate Sharks is an app which will surely get animal lovers like me and shark lovers in particular very excited. After the release of Shark Week Live for iPhone Discovery has now released Ultimate Sharks, the ultimate app to gain a lot of knowledge about these greatly misunderstood sea creatures.
"Ultimate Sharks immerses you in the predatory world of the ocean's deadliest sharks – as only Discovery can. Designed specifically for the iPad, you'll experience interactive 3D sharks, hours of exclusive HD video, and hundreds of stunning high-resolution photos."
Just like it promises, the app comes loaded with content which will keep you occupied for a long time. It has information about 10 of the world's most deadliest shark species such as the Great White, hammerhead and others.
It has 3D interactive sharks which you can control with your fingers. It is great fun to make the sharks hunt and swim around.
Discovery also lets you watch some exclusive shark videos which come right from Discovery's amazing video collections. The videos are narrated by Mike Rowe of the Dirty Jobs fame. Along with the videos, you also get to see 250 high resolution photos shot by some of the world's most famous wildlife photographers.
There are also some real life incidents of shark attacks on humans. Finally, 75 screen worth of text content to read and some interactive maps and informative graphics.
The app is Air Play enabled which means that you can share all the content of the app on the large screen and watch the videos on large HDTVs.
The Ultimate Sharks app is available only for your iPad and you can buy it from the Apple App Store for $4.99.
This app is sure to give you the creeps some times but also teaches you a lot about these magnificent creatures.
FaceTime app on the iPhone 4 was probably the most exciting new update that Apple brought on when it released iPhone 4, the other being the Retina Display. The FaceTime brought fast, smooth, and crisp video calling to iDevice users and everyone loved it.
Once the initial excitement died down though, people realised FaceTime's short comings. You cannot make video calls to any other device using FaceTime, meaning FaceTime comes in handy only if the other person is using an iPhone 4 or an iPad, or an the new iPod Touch as well.
Apart from this, there was another major shortcoming in FaceTime app. It can run over only a Wi-Fi connection, and not over a 3G connection. That means FaceTime comes in useful only when you are at home or a Wi-Fi hotspot. What about when you are travelling or any place without Wi-Fi?
There is a solution to this though. If your iPhone or iPad is jailbroken, you can still make FaceTime work over a 3G network. Many tweaks available in Cydia have already made Voice Over Internet Protocol possible over a 3G networks. One such example of a tweak is the VoIPover3G. This makes many applications which run only over Wi-Fi, run over 3G network. It basically fools them into thinking that they are connected to a wireless network.
In case this application does not work for you, there is another alternate for it. It is called FaceBreak. This app is available is in Cydia as well, and will definitely make it possible for you to make FaceTime video calls over a 3G network. It will cost you $1.49, but will get some bonuses. FaceBreak reduces the consumption of your iPhone 4's memory when using FaceTime. It also displays a pop up message while using FaceTime, reminding you that FaceBreak is activated. This will prevent you from crossing over your data usage limit on FcaeTime over 3G. Do give it a try and tell us what you feel.
Every iPad owner who also owns an iPhone or an iPod Touch, must have at some time the thought of using his iPhone or iPod Touch as a remote keyboard to type on the iPad. I'm sure. Well, unfortunately currently there are too many restriction on the iOS SDK for an iPhone to act as a remote keyboard for the iPad system wide.
There is however an app available in the App Store called the External Keyboard. It has been developed by G.P Imports and will cost you $0.99 to download, but before you think that your wish has finally come true and you go ahead and download it, there are a few things you should know about how the app functions.
The first thing that you need to know is that you need to install the app on both your iPad and your iPhone (you will be charged only once). Next, the app needs to be running on both your iPad and your iPhone. The app connects through local Wi-Fi or bluetooth. On the iPad, the app opens as a browser and on the iPhone or iPod Touch, it opens as a keyboard. Now to start typing, you need to tap on the fields you need to type on the iPad, and then start typing on the iPhone. One advantage of using this app is that it lets you use all the languages that are available on the iPhone's keyboard. iPad's keyboards are limited to only a few languages. The app also comes with an email app along with the browser app. You just need to type what you need to send as an e-mail. Once you select the option to send the mai,l it pastes the text on to a new e-mail. Now you need to get back to your iPad to complete the process of sending the e-mail. It works the same way if you need to type on another application and composition views. Type using the iPhone then copy and paste it where ever you want to on the iPad.
All this is certainly not elegant and not very practical. Until Apple removes the restriction on the iOS, however, this seems to be the only way.
With iPad and iPhone owners spending so much of their time with these devices, it has become an integral part of their life. Every photo that we have with us are now stored on our iPads. The default iPad photo app is an amazing app. The interface is smooth and wonderful to use. With all the photos stored in stacks, it just looks amazing. Those are enough reasons to have all our photos stored away on the iPads.
Not all of our photos look good all the time though. Some might be over exposed, some underexposed. Some might have noise in them and some might have content that we do not require. We need to edit these pictures to make them look better. We can of course edit the pics one after the other on our computers and then sync them on to the iPad, but with users using the camera on the iPad a lot, it becomes impractical to download every picture that needs to be edited, edit them, and then upload them back to the iPad. It would be very convenient to have a photo editing tool on our device itself.
Adobe Photoshop Express is the perfect tool for this. Developed by Adobe Systems Inc and available for free in the App Store, this app does all the basic photo editing with just a few taps and gestures. You can do from basic editing such as crop, flip, straighten to slightly advanced editing such as correcting the exposure, changing the light settings, increasing the saturation etc., You can even add effects to your photos to make them look more attractive. Some of the preset effects are soften, vibrant, pop, half tone, and many more. Even borders can be added to your pictures.
With the latest update to the app it even has a camera app so that you can directly start editing as soon as you take a picture. Once you are done editing, you can share the photos with your friends on Facebook or on Twitter. Even upload them on Photoshop.com to keep them safe forever.
Great news for iPad fans, Skype for iPad is here, finally. The news was announced by Skype on it's blog today. The app is now available in the App Store for free! This great app has now been perfectly optimized for iPad's larger screen. Anyone who has been using the Skype app for iPhone will immediately recognize the difference as soon as they start using the app on the iPad. Things have been optimised to properly utilise the ample space available on the iPad's large screen. The layout in the app has been changed to suite the iPad. The contacts page looks much more clearer and roomier and easy to find with all the contacts represented by their display pictures shown in large thumbnail images. Just tap on the image and start talking. The panels inside the app move and slide around smoothly as the video goes full screen. The graphics is improved as well to suit the larger screen. It is much smoother and crisper. All the Skype capabilities found on the computer version are available on the iPad's version as well.
You can make calls to land lines and mobiles at extremely less rates. You can also call other Skype users on their iPads or laptops and computers or any other device which supports Skype, for free. To send SMS messages to your contacts, just tap on the contact and then 'send SMS option'. Enter the number, enter the text and with another tap your message is sent. You can also enter text to the person you have called to video chat.
Skype for iPad also takes full advantage of iPad's dual camera while video chatting. The app makes use of the front camera while making video calls but if you feel the want to show something in front of you, just switch to the back camera of the iPad and instantly the other party can see what you see in front of you.
One major advantage over Face Time is that calls through Skype is not limited to iDevices.This is one app which which is a must have if you have an iPad.
I am tired of talking about iPhone 5 and speculating about it's release dates. It is in every tech website and magazine and newspaper column. So let us stop talking about Apple's iPhone 5 shall we?… and lets start talking about Apple's iPad.
When the iPad first came to the market it started a whole new era of tablets. People started about how tablets will replace laptops and stuff like that. iPad was such an amazing gadget that it finally attained the break through which tablets had never previously succeeded in gaining. The iPad had every thing, sleek, slim and a polished look with almost all the capabilities of a laptop and a smart phone. Then came along iPad 2. With it's camera and face time apps it was even better than the original iPad, and it was even better to look at. So what is next?
Well, one think about the iPad that has always puzzled me is its almost square screen and comparatively low resolution. ( I am not complaining here that the display looks bad ). At a time when HD displays and videos are ruling the entertainment world why did Apple not release the iPad in wide screen display in the first place i am not sure. But i think Apple might soon make up for that by releasing iPad HD.
Apple is rumored to launch iPad HD either in the month of September or in the month of October. iPad HD will not be the next generation iPad but just an upgrade of Apple's existing iPad 2. The major change in iPad HD of course will be it's HD display. At 2048 x 1536 it is not exactly HD but still packs twice the resolution of iPad 2. Retina display may or may not feature on the iPad HD. It is sure to be priced higher than iPad 2 and will be aimed at professionals such as artsits and video editors.
With iPad 3 rumored to be released in early 2012, Apple is sure to dominate the tablet market for a long time.
Have you ever thought about transforming your iPad into a car DVD headrest, or headrest monitor, to keep your kids entertained in the backseat? Below are some popular mounts that have been rated highly by other users. These mounts will allow you to replace your CD and DVD players, you can play your favorite music you have already downloaded on your iPad to broadcast over the car speakers, and also watch movies you've downloaded on your iPad. Don't have music or movies downloaded on your iPad? You can always get a [easyazon-link asin="B0029ZAJ0K"]Wireless MiFi Mobile Wi-Fi Modem[/easyazon-link] and start streaming music from Pandora or Rhapsody. For video streaming services, you can check out Netflix or Amazon video on demand. Some of these mounts cannot be connected the car speaker, so be sure to invest in [easyazon-link asin="B003053L3U"]Wireless Car Headphones For Kids[/easyazon-link] or [easyazon-link asin="B002BH3I9U"]iPad bluetooth headphone[/easyazon-link] for adults to make sure you the audio works.
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This time around Apple, along with the release of an amazing product has also released a nice piece of accessory for the product. Yes, we are talking about iPad 2 and the [easyazon-link asin="B004QKJU56"]Smart Cover[/easyazon-link]. Is it really as smart as Apple claims it to be? Here is a small review looking into it. Both the positive and the negative points will be talked about.
The smart cover comes in two kinds of material, polyurethane and leather. It also comes in a decent variety of colors as shown in the ads.
Here are some positive points.
The smart cover is very slim and light. This makes the iPad 2 retain it's slim and sleek look when the smart cover is put on it.
The material used, especially the leather used is of good quality and has a nice feel to it.
The Smart cover also gives you a good grip on your iPad 2.
The magnets on both the smart cover and iPad 2 seem to be made for each other. The smart cover attaches itself to the iPad 2 as soon as they are brought close to each other.
Another amazing ability of the smart cover which is also one of the feature which makes it smart is it's ability to lock or unlock the iPad as the cover is put on or taken off. This simple ability of the cover makes a lot of difference and is also my favorite feature.
The other nice feature of the smart cover is the many smart ways in which it folds itself. It can be folded half way around or it can be folded to become a nice stand for the iPad, keeping it standing at that perfect angle which makes typing on the iPad effortless.
And now, the negative points.
The negative points are indeed very few. The fact that Smart Cover is just a cover and not a case is in itself a minor let down. Also the smart cover is not much of a protection if your iPad falls down. It mostly protects the screen from scratches and spills and nothing much.
Overall, I still feel [easyazon-link asin="B004QKJU56"]Smart Cover[/easyazon-link] is something to have with your iPad 2.
If you are planning on getting videos from iPhone to iPad, then here are the two ways to do it. They are as listed below:
The camera connection kit
Apple's [easyazon-link asin="B003K1EYM6"]Camera Connection kit[/easyazon-link] for iPad is the best way to move your videos from an iPhone to iPad. You can get the kit at a local Apple retail store or via Apple's online store. You will need a small camera connector for this to work. On connecting this to the iPad, the Photos app will automatically launch on the iPad.
The Photos app will show the entire photos and videos on the camera roll, you can either copy them all or just the selected ones.
Photo Transfer Application
The other one is through Photo Transfer app, which is an excellent tool to transfer photos and videos between iPhones and iPads.This is a universal application, so you just have to pay for it once to install it on all iOS devices you have. This application is very user friendly, it will automatically see all the other iOS devices on a local WiFi network to releive you of the tiring work of connecting the devices on a wireless network.
To transfer videos from iPhone to iPad, do the following:
- Open the app on both devices.
- On the iPhone, select the videos you want to transfer. Multiple videos can be selected at once.
- On the iPad, tap the Device tab in its bottom nav bar. Look for the name of the iPhone and select if it's not already selected.
- Then tap on 'Get Videos' – and the video transfer will begin.
The app has a good status bar that shows you progress on each video being transferred, and a separate one for the overall progress. Once the transfer is complete, the videos will be in your Photos app, in the Camera Roll folder – so they're accessible from iMovie for editing.
Some of the other options would be to use cloud-based file sync service, such as Dropbox, which allows upto 2GB free storage. There are some disadvantages using this procedure:
- Uploads might get a little slower depending upon the length or size of the videos (works slower than the camera connection kit).
- Video files have a tendency to use larger storage area which may result in unnecessary usage of the cloud services unless it is regularly maintained by removing files which are no longer in use.
iPad, that sleep curvy and futuristic looking tablet from Apple. You do no even have to turn on the device to enjoy some of it's 'features'. It is a sure shot conversation starter and owning one is sure to get ever one's attention, but not always is the attention of the right kind. If you are unlucky, it might fall catch the attention of a thief.
Many unlucky ones have lost there iPads to thieves. A few are lucky enough to get it back, thanks to iPad's and iPhone's Location Services and a clever and a mighty useful app called Find My iPhone within MobileMe. The app is an absolute must and whats more, it is available for free.
For the app to work it's magic, Location Services on the stolen or misplaced device should be turned on. But it is very much possible that a clever thief might just turn off the Location Services as soon as he has stolen the device. Thankfully, there is a way to make the life of a thief much harder by making it tough for the thief to turn off the Location Services and the way is right there in your device.
This can be done by using Restrictions from within the app settings.
- First open the Settings app on your device.
- Next, tap the the General section and then tap on Restions
- Within this, click on Enable restrictions.
- It will ask you to set a new passcode.
- Once you set a passcode, the app gives you a lot of option to set various kinds of restrictions through out your device.
- Next tap on Location and choose 'Don't Allow Changes'.
Now if ever your iPad lands in the wrong hands, they won't be able to turn off Location Services without breaking through the passcode you have set.
There is a way around this as well but not an easy one and which most likely the thief wont figure out before he is caught. So now you are one step closer to keeping your precious iPad safe.


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Children recovering from various operations and treatments at Nicklaus Children's Hospital can now spend their time playing games, watching movies or listening to lullabies on brand new iPads, thanks to an anonymous donor.
Published on: 09/13/2012
"When children are recovering from surgery, they are often confused and disoriented, so medications are often administered to promote relaxation. This can make the recovery process longer," says Dr. Perlyn. "Caregivers in the post-surgical units are experts in the art of pain relief and creative distraction of patients. The iPads have proven to be an irresistible tool and great patient satisfier," he said.
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No, in this hypothetical meritocracy, 11:14 would've gotten at least a limited theatrical release instead of languishing on the festival circuit throughout 2003 and 2004, and this DVD would've been on store shelves a year and a half ago. Instead, distributors wouldn't touch it for several years, and when New Line finally did sign on the dotted line, they dumped it in one theater in San Francisco and churned out this DVD without any promotion or fanfare. It's kind of depressing to think that something as vapid as Supercross can splash across 1,621 screens, but an independent comedy this wickedly clever has to fight for years to make it onto one.
11:14 is told in reverse, opening with the slightly-sauced Jack (Henry Thomas) understandably startled as a lifeless body is dropped from an overpass onto the hood of his car just as the clock on his stereo ticks forward to 11:14 PM. It's quite a bit more complicated than the hit-and-run that Jack and an investigating officer mistake it to be, though; with an ensemble cast including Hilary Swank, Rachael Leigh Cook, Patrick Swayze, Colin Hanks, Ben Foster, Shawn Hatosy, and Barbara Hershey, 11:14 consists of a series of interconnected vignettes showing what led up to that point, each set a few minutes prior to the one before it. Within the space of twenty minutes or so of movie-time, the disposal of a corpse whose head was mid-coitally crushed by a crumbling tombstone, a frantic search for a severed...um, organ during a late night vandalism run, and a mock-robbery to snag enough cash for a girlfriend's abortion are just some of the seemingly unconnected events that all somehow culminate in Jack's accident.
...and despite the way that synopsis probably reads, 11:14 is a comedy...or, at least, it's as much a comedy as it is anything else. The easiest point of comparison is Go, which also weaves together separate but connected stories and has a similarly dark, quirky sense of humor. 11:14 doesn't rely on an onslaught of one-liners, prat falls, or mugging to the camera; the comedy stems from the severity and strangeness of the situations these characters get themselves into and how they react, and each vignette has at least one funny but mildly unsettling jolt. It's the type of movie that makes me jump, cringe, and laugh at the same time, which is hard enough to pull off once, let alone six or seven times.
11:14 is a brilliantly structured film. Everything that happens is important, and writer/director Greg Marcks does a remarkable job of highlighting all of the puzzle pieces without anything ever seeming confusing or overly obvious. Each vignette assembles a couple of pieces in the puzzle while tossing a couple more on the pile, and when the movie wraps up, the story comes completely full-circle in a way I wouldn't ever have expected. It's tough to maintain suspense in a film that begins with the ending, not to mention the fact that there are so many characters that that no one's "the star" or "the hero" or "the villain", but Marcks pulls it off effortlessly. Clocking in at 78 minutes minus the opening and closing credits, 11:14 is a lean movie without a single moment of filler, and I have to love a flick that literally tosses its first dead body 38 seconds in. The entangled events become intertwined not by coincidence, but as a consequence of what these mostly dim, self-serving, manipulative characters do, and with as skillful as the writing, directing, and acting are, 11:14 doesn't use the unconventional storytelling as a gimmicky crutch. 11:14 is worth seeking out not because it starts on the next to the last page of the book and works its way back, but because it's a funny, witty, inventive movie. Highly recommended.
Video: The majority of 11:14 was shot under pretty low-light, and that means grainy photography and a limited palette. That's just the nature of the movie and isn't meant as any sort of gripe; the 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen video is clean, decently sharp, and has the sort of deep, inky blacks you'd expect from a movie taking place just after 11 PM. No complaints.
Audio: 11:14 offers a few different soundtracks, serving up audio in Dolby Digital 5.1 (448Kbps), DTS, and 2.0 surround. I didn't feel compelled to meticulously compare the pair of six-channel soundtracks, but the DTS audio sounds good. Dialogue and sound effects are crisp and clear, the music has a strong presence in all of the speakers, the subwoofer rattles pretty consistently...neither amazing nor disappointing, but again, no complaints.
The DVD includes subtitles in English and Spanish, and it's apparently closed captioned, although I couldn't get the captions to display on my DVD-ROM.
Supplements: For a movie that had such a hard time finding distribution, there's a decent assortment of extras on the DVD, beginning with an audio commentary with writer/director Greg Marcks. I wish he could've piled one or two of the actors into the booth with him to keep things a little more conversive; the commentary's informative but on the dry side, and between that and the pauses between comments, I'd occasionally forget that I was listening to something. Viewers interested in the technical side of filmmaking will find plenty to enjoy -- Marcks delves in depth into the motivation behind and the execution of the lighting, camerawork, and effects -- and he also comments about the various locations where 11:14 was shot. Some of his other notes include the Coen Brothers' Blood Simple being a source of inspiration, the difficulty of shooting a movie entirely at night, getting pulled over when a van plowed through a red light during shooting, Patrick Swayze having to wear a fat suit, and the legal hassle in trying to clear the electronic skwawking from "Ms. Pac Man". Kind of an average commentary overall.
"46 Minutes to Midnight: The Making of 11:14" is a standard issue ten minute featurette, alternating between behind the scenes footage, clips from the movie, and kinda lightweight interviews. Greg Marcks, executive producer David Rubin, Rachael Leigh Cook, Colin Hanks, Hilary Swank, Henry Thomas, and Ben Foster are interviewed, chatting about how much they loved the script, how much they loved their characters, and how much they loved working with Marcks. Like a lot of these sorts of featurettes, it feels pretty promotional, geared more towards people who haven't seen the movie than those who have already shelled out fifteen bucks to buy the DVD.
There are four deleted scenes that run five and a half minutes in total. Most of them are extensions of what made it into the movie, but the lengthiest has Frank (Patrick Swayze) trying to explain to a cop why he's trying to smash a car window without revealing that he has a dead body in the trunk. These scenes can be viewed individually or consecutively, and Greg Marcks offers optional audio commentary where he talks about why they were pulled out of the final cut and points out things like the difficulty of getting a dog to pee on cue.
Although 11:14 is told non-linearly, there's a character jump feature in the extras that'll overlay a "Jump" icon whenever two characters interact, and hitting that icon jumps to the next part in the story with that character. There are also two storyboard-to-screen comparisons, showing the body both being tossed off the overpass and colliding with Jack's car. Rounding out the extras are anamorphic widescreen trailers for 11:14 and Havoc. The DVD comes packaged in a keepcase without an insert, and the disc includes a set of 16x9 animated menus and 24 chapter stops.
Conclusion: I guess the referential pitch would be something like "Memento meets Go", and if that sounds appealing -- or if you're just in the market for a clever and hysterically funny dark comedy -- it's worth the effort to track down a copy of 11:14. Because of the way everything ties together at the end, that also leaves 11:14 being a blast to give a second spin, and there are enough extras in the package to make this DVD worth the pretty modest sticker price. (As I write this, at least, it's available online for just over $13 shipped.) Highly Recommended.


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MANHATTAN -- More than 2,500 students are candidates for graduation from Kansas State University this spring. Commencement ceremonies were May 11, 17 and 18.
The following students from northeast Kansas are candidates for spring 2002 graduation from K-State:
Atchison -- Barton Grant Blattner, B.S. agriculture; Michelle Marie Dehner, B.S. industrial engineering; Kylee Ann Dove, B.S. elementary education; Jeanne Sue Falk, B.S. agriculture; Corey Leon Jones, M.S.; Jeffrey Wayne Urban, B.S. business administration and B.S.; Averie Lynn Windsor, B.S. business administration; Alice Catherine Womack, B.S.
Effingham -- Stephanie L. Hall, B.S.; Tiffany L. Hall, B.S.
Lancaster -- Rebecca Rochelle Scherer, B.S. business administration
Everest -- Brice E. Bunck, B.S. agriculture
Fairview -- Bryn Rhea Spellmeier, B.S.
Hiawatha -- Lisa Marie Andres, B.S. family studies and human services; Jeff Ryan Compton, B.S. agribusiness; James Allen Ewing, B.S. chemical engineering; Christopher John Jadwin, B.S. construction science and management; Jennifer Ann Kerl, bachelor of architecture; Lucas Ryan Moore, B.S. agriculture; Ross Bennett Olsen, B.S. construction science and management; Gretchen Elizabeth Reed, B.S. agriculture; Brett Michael Reschke, B.S. business administration; Michael Riley Sheeran, B.S. business administration; Brandon Emery Smith, B.S.; Erin Katherine Stinson, B.S.; Stanley N. Thornton, B.F.A. and B.S. (education)
Horton -- Kyle Robert Bechtold, B.S.; Mitchell William Bowen, B.S.; Brandi Rose Lee, B.S.; John Paul McLenon, B.S. agriculture
Powhattan -- Trent Lee Eilert, B.S. electronic engineering technology
Robinson -- Brett Howard Covert, B.S. agriculture; Erin Marie Jeschke, B.S.; Levi James Marable, B.S. agriculture; Paula Renee Oltjen, B.S. business administration
Clay Center -- Stephanie Richelle Cott, B.S. family studies and human services; Karla Jean Fickes, M.S.; Debra D. Graves, M.S.; Shellie D'Aunn Guillory, B.S.; Andrea Lynn Peterson, B.S. agriculture; Luke P. Pfizenmaier, B.S. agriculture; Jaclyn Ann Reed, B.S. elementary education; Ashlee Marie Riek, B.F.A.; Sarah Rott, B.S.; Lindsay Kate Sanneman, B.S. family studies and human services; Mark Edward Savener, B.S. (education); Daniel John Scripter, B.S.
Green -- Andy J. Larson, B.S. agribusiness
Longford -- Matthew A. Benfer, bachelor of architecture
Wakefield -- Heather Rachelle Barker, B.S. elementary education; Tony L. Davis, B.S.; Jason M. Goeckler, B.S.; Quinton Carol McElhaney, B.A.
Clyde -- Jamie Bo Dickson, B.S.; Lindsay Andee West, B.S. business administration
Concordia -- Sara J. Demanette, B.S. family studies and human services; Brandt Aaker Hutchinson, M.S.; Trina M. Mead, B.S. agriculture; Garrett Tyler Miller, B.S. business administration; Damon F. Newell, bachelor of music education; Seth Andrew Retter, B.S. business administration; Stephanie B. Ryals, B.S. (education); Carole A. Sampson, master of accountancy; Leann Marie Winter, B.S. elementary education
Glasco -- Kris Ryan Ethridge, M.S.
Jamestown -- Ryan Paul Anderson, B.S. agriculture
Miltonvale -- Michael Anthony Cote, B.S. electronic engineering technology; Carrie Anne Padgette, B.A.
Burlington -- James Daniel Lichlyter, B.S.; Stephanie Rhea Miller. B.S. (education)
Lebo -- Thomas S. Depaepe, B.S. agriculture; Megan A. Evans, B.S. business administration; Heather Ann Hall, B.S. agriculture; Brianna Denise Thero, B.A.
New Strawn -- Heather Pauline Hoch, B.S. agriculture; Brett Allan Skillman, B.S. agriculture
Waverly -- Elizabeth Ann Kelley, B.S. computer engineering; Jennifer Lynn Kunkel, B.S. agribusiness
Abilene -- Austin Dirk Britt, B.S. agribusiness; Julie Janelle Brooks, B.S. (education); Lacey Lee Canfield, B.S. family studies and human services; Dena Marie Davis, B.S.; Kevin Lee Elliott, B.S. agriculture; Stephanie Marie Gustin, B.S. agriculture; Angela Renee Johnson, associate of technology; Michelle Renee Ottensmeier, B.S. agriculture; Jared Michael Patton, B.S.; Carol L. Russell, master of arts; Erica Renae Schrag, M.S.
Chapman -- Gregory L. Jones, master of accountancy; Abbie Nell Owen, B.S.
Enterprise -- Alan Leroy Hottman, B.S. business administration
Herington -- John Eran Albrecht, B.S. business administration; Miranda K. Hudson, B.S. elementary education; Justin Paul McQueary, B.S.
Hope -- Jared Mason Morgan, B.S. milling science and management; Megan Christine Murphy, B.S. agriculture
Solomon -- Patricia Annette Coburn, associate of technology; Diane Jennifer Hellwig, B.S. business administration; John Trout Scheibmeir, B.S. information systems
Baldwin City -- Megan Elizabeth Brown, B.S. agriculture; Jason William Heffner, B.S. agribusiness
Eudora -- Patsy Sue Brunk, B.S. human ecology; Justin Norman Hime, B.S. family studies and human services; Devin Leann Schehrer, B.S. (education)
Lawrence -- Luke Martin Armstrong, B.S. business administration; Henri J. Doner-Hedrick, master of fine arts; Ross Bryant Goodwin, B.S. business administration; Peter William Grant, B.S. construction science and management; Jacob James Hawkins, B.S. agriculture; Erika Wyn Jones, B.S. dietetics; Jill Megan Kettler, B.S.; Laura Lynn Lewis, B.S.; Robert Jerome Neu, B.S. business administration; Amber L. Plumb, B.S. business administration
Kori Lee Podszus, B.S. agriculture; Elizabeth Louise Rice, B.S.; Jessica Lynn Shirk, B.S. family studies and human services; Scott Joseph Tallman, B.S. business administration; Allegra Alexandra Toll, B.S. agriculture; Angela Rose Williams, B.S. business administration
Lane -- Brian Keith Haight, B.S. agriculture
Ottawa -- Trevor Wade Johnson, bachelor of landscape architecture; Laura Elizabeth Mages, doctor of veterinary medicine
Pomona -- Nicholas Levi Judd, B.S. agriculture
Princeton -- Matthew Merritt Imel, doctor of veterinary medicine
Richmond -- Aaron Ronald Dunbar, B.S. agribusiness
Wellsville -- Darren J. Coughenour, B.S. business administration; Shannon Lynn Sloan, B.S.
Fort Riley -- Gwendolyn Ginevan Lamonica, B.S. (education); Dewey Donald Bivens, associate of science; Heather Phillips Crawford, B.S.; Luz Minerva Diaz, B.A.; Jill Marie Johnson, B.A.; Jessica Michelle Lane, B.F.A.; Juan De Dios Lopez, B.S. food science in industry; Karol Annette Pinkerton, B.S. family studies and human services; Jodi Rae Reid, B.S. family studies and human services; Shauna M. Richardson, M.S.; Sarah J. Ruff, B.S.; Patrice Dominique Stafford, B.S.
Junction City -- Angela Mae Bartow, B.S. computer engineering; Jennifer Jenae Carter, M.S.; Samrie L. Devin, M.S.; Timothy Arland Dougherty, B.S.; Jamie Lemuel Ferguson, certificate -- airframe-power plant technician school No. BZ9T052R; Lara Elizabeth George, B.S. (education); Tammy Francine Gibbs, M.S.; James Paul Grosser, B.S. information systems; Michael Robert Grosser, B.S. mechanical engineering; Michelle Louise Harris, B.S. business administration; Shanika Nicole Harris, B.S. family studies and human services; Terry Lynn Heina, M.S.; Yvonne Denise Jones, M.S.; Erik Lee Jorgensen, bachelor of architecture; Amy Carrolyn Keaton, master of arts; Kook Hyon Kim, B.S. business administration; Raymond Virgil Kruse, master of business administration; Suzanne Jolene Lueker, B.A.; Rina Dione McCoy, B.S. business administration; Yemana McGuire, B.S.; Keith D. Mitchell Jr., B.S.; Michael A. Neff, B.A.; Timothy R. Newton, M.S.; Jose William Paquette, B.S. business administration; Natacha Shanda Phelps, B.S. business administration; Jenny N. Rexrode, B.S.; William Jacob Risetter, B.S. business administration; Desiree Kari Roles, bachelor of music education; Dustin Anthony Small, B.S. chemical engineering; Luverne Rudolph Steffens Jr., M.S.; Jason M. Stevenson, bachelor of music education; Brent Eugene Traxel, M.S.; James Alexander Williams, B.S. business administration
Milford -- Amanda M. Kramer, B.S. business administration; Christopher Paul Mackin, B.S.
Holton -- Monica Michelle Cox, B.S. elementary education; Levi Joseph Henry, B.S.; Jeff G. Hulsing, B.S. business administration; Jarrod Heath Sheldon, B.S.; Mike L. Wahl, B.S. milling science and management; Patricia Marie Wessel, B.S. business administration
Hoyt -- Anna Amelia Berns, B.S. business administration; Elijah E. Geiger, B.S. business administration
Mayetta -- Jessica Lynn Porter, B.S. agriculture
Soldier -- Janice R. Hill, B.S. apparel and textiles
McLouth -- David Shea Kelly, B.S. business administration; Candy Marie Koleber, B.S. business administration; Beth Michelle Schrader, B.S. business administration; Nancy Ann Sproul, B.S. agriculture
Meriden -- Janessa Rae Akin, B.S. agriculture; Wesley Duane Stueve, B.S.; Andrew Douglas Wiegert, B.S. agriculture
Oskaloosa -- Audrey Brianne Craig, bachelor of interior architecture; Russell F. Essman, associate of technology and B.S. aeronautical technology
Ozawkie -- Miranda Jo Foster, B.S. business administration; Sarah Ann Gordinier, B.S. business administration; Elaine Louise Washburn, M.S.
Perry -- Brandi Lee Crum, B.S. elementary education; Travis Wayne Harper, associate of applied science and certificate -- airframe-power plant technician school No. BZ9T052R
Valley Falls -- Dustin E. Boyd, B.S. mechanical engineering; Janey Lee Gordon, B.S. agriculture; Shelby Shalene Hayden, doctor of veterinary medicine; Amy Marie Johnson, B.S. elementary education; Christopher Lee Saathoff, B.S. mechanical engineering
Winchester -- Nicole A. Fraker, B.S. business administration
Lansing -- Quinten Tyler Austin, B.S. business administration
Basehor -- Joseph Frank Podrebarac, B.S. construction science and management
Fort Leavenworth -- Tony D. Baker, M.S.; Milford H. Beagle Jr., M.S.; Paul Bontrager, M.S.; Michael B. Dickey, M.S.; Christine A. Duer, M.S.; Jeannette Felix-Durbin, M.S.; Troy D. Fodness, M.S.; Daniel J. Goll, M.S.; Brian J. McHugh, M.S.; Tracy J. Ogren, B.S. business administration; John W. Powell, M.S.; Audrey A. Robinson, M.S.; Brice D. Sayer, M.S.
Lansing -- Marcus Ivan Farr, B.S.; Kevin Michael Finnigin, B.S. computer science; Lindsay Ann Larson, B.S. business administration; Anne Elizabeth Lourentzos, B.S.; Kristi Lyn McKee, B.S.; Steven O. O'Dell, M.S.; Daniel J. Saelens, M.S.
Leavenworth -- Steven Edward Butler, B.S.; Matthew E. Derezinski, master of fine arts; Andrew Bennett Dickson, bachelor of interior architecture; Kirk C. Dorr, M.S.; Adria Julia Edmonds, bachelor of architecture; Kelly Lynn Gratny, B.S.; Daniel J. Greenamyre, B.S.; Scott J. Hammack, B.S. mechanical engineering; Daniel C. Honken, M.S.; Andrew Mathias Hund, B.S. agribusiness; Kristi Kaye Kreutzer, B.S.; Robert A. Law III, M.S.; Jodi R. Litten Townsend, M.S.; William Craig McKim, B.S. business administration; Thomas G. Moore, M.S.; Terese K. Penix, M.S.; Timothy J. Pike, M.S.; Joseph Merritt Rice, B.S. electrical engineering; Davi Michelle Richardson, M.S.; Julie Ann Ruttan, M.S.; Eric E. Schwegler, M.S.; Courtney Keegan Sedlock, B.S.; Joshua Caleb Sickler, B.S.; Elizabeth Allece Smith, bachelor of architecture; Jeremy Paul Winkelbauer, B.S. elementary education; Micaela K. Wood, B.A.
Linwood -- Cassidy Jane Leavy, B.A.
Tonganoxie -- Amy Lynn Bernard, bachelor of interior architecture; Jeff Alan Bowen, B.S. construction science and management; Jeffrey M. Breuer, B.S. agriculture; Stanley C. Burkin, B.S. business administration
Emporia -- Skylar J. Anderson, B.F.A.; Ryan Raymond Arndt, B.S. agriculture; Brent Thomas Blackburn, B.S. architectural engineering; Corinne Leigh Blender, B.S. agriculture; Aaron D. Cole, B.S. mechanical engineering; Paul Jacob Emig, B.S. business administration; Matthew Lee Flager, B.S. aeronautical technology and associate of technology; Sarah Corrine Griggs, M.S.; Isaac David Krumme, bachelor of landscape architecture; Adrianne Catherine Law, B.S. (education); Kaytee Renae Miller, B.F.A.; Alice Marie Mura, B.S. business administration; Brody Lee Peak, B.S. agriculture; John Michael Peterson, B.S. mechanical engineering; Gwendolyn Ann Rees, B.S. agriculture; Laura Marie Schwinn, B.S. (education); Leslie Dawn Wise, B.F.A.
Hartford -- Andrea Lynn Gowen, B.S. agriculture; Bobby Lee Wilson, B.S. agriculture
Reading -- Keith David Dedonder, B.S. agriculture
Axtell -- Michelle Lynn Kohake, B.S. business administration
Blue Rapids -- Jenell Lea Pope, B.S. elementary education; Colleen Agnes Wienck, B.S. family studies and human services
Bremen -- Edward Oren Grimenstein, master of arts
Frankfort -- Susan Janel Haug, B.S. human ecology and mass communications; Jenny Ann Miller, B.S. business administration; Joni Lynn Steffes, B.S. (education); Kelly Jo Thielen, B.S. elementary education
Herkimer -- Michael Scott Duever, B.S. agriculture
Marysville -- Michelle Lynn Brucker, B.S.; Carissa Ann Bruna, B.S. agriculture; Andrew John Dettke, B.S. agriculture; Angela Ann Ferrell, B.S.; Stuart Wesley Hofman, B.S. business administration; Kelly Jo Love, B.S. elementary education; Courtney J'Net Pralle, B.S.; Christina M. Riley, B.S.; John Jeremiah Runnebaum, B.S. business administration; Robert JosephSmith, master of arts; Adam Nicholas Staggenborg, associate of technologyOketo -- Nicholas John Heiman, B.S.
Summerfield -- Eric Wayne Detweiler, B.S. agriculture; Kurt Nathan Detweiler, doctor of veterinary medicine
Waterville -- Brandy Marie Bruna, B.S. elementary education; Daniel Dean Frohberg, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering
Council Grove -- Andrea Leigh Bryant, bachelor of architecture; Jaclyn Janell Bryant, B.S.; Julie Marie Jernigan, B.S. family studies and human services; Dawn Marie Lindsley, B.S. human ecology
Dwight -- Vickie J. Kline, M.S.; Caleb Grant Rubash, associate of technology
White City -- Heather Renee Nelson, B.S.
Baileyville -- Stacie R. Broxterman, B.S. elementary education; Melissa Marie Hulsing, B.S. family studies and human services; Ryan C. Schmitz, B.S. electrical engineering
Bern -- Emily Kaye Grose, B.S. elementary education; Tricia Jan Haverkamp, B.F.A.; Jamie Leigh Sheik, B.F.A.
Centralia -- Shawn Jeremy Becker, B.S. mechanical engineering; Tracy Renee Dalinghaus, B.S. (education); Joshua A. Heinen, B.S.
Corning -- Lisa Ann Hermesch, B.S. hotel and restaurant management;
Goff -- Bonnie Jo Sperfslage, B.S.
Sabetha -- Kyle J. Beyer, B.S. electrical engineering; Michael David Emert, B.S. milling science and management; Lorraine Frances Jackson, B.S.; William Shane Meister, B.S. family studies and human services; Ryan Joseph Osterhaus, B.S. business administration; Brandon Lee Plattner, doctor of veterinary medicine; Kerry Louise Priest, B.S. agriculture; Rebekah Sue Rokey, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Lindsay L. Saylor, B.S. business administration; Kara C. Scoby, B.S. family studies and human services and B.S. elementary education; Steven James Stoller, B.S. agriculture
Seneca -- Jennifer Rae Kohake, B.S. family studies and human services; Brian M. Lueger, B.S. business administration; Lori L. Osterhaus, B.S.; Anthony James Reitz, B.S. agriculture; Joseph Michael Ronnebaum, B.S. business administration; Michelle A. Sack, B.S. business administration; Travis Michael Stuke, B.S. agriculture; Michael Joseph Sudbeck, B.S. agriculture; Tony P. Tangeman, B.S. agriculture
Wetmore -- Leigh Ann Boeckman, B.S.
Burlingame -- Derrick Scott Keim, B.S. agriculture; Katherine Marie Oliver, B.S.
Carbondale -- Jaclynn Nicole Smith, B.S. family studies and human services
Lyndon -- Kyle Robert Brownback, B.A.
Melvern -- Nathan Zachary Bagby, B.S.; Jonathan Mack Carlisle, B.S. agriculture; Scott Allen Rice, B.S. agriculture
Osage City -- Matthew Robert Harmon, B.S.
Overbrook -- Brett Alan Fenton, B.S. (education); Kasey Kay Wilson, B.S.
Quenemo -- Luke Oden Thompson, B.S.
Emmett -- Scott Joseph Harmon, B.S. computer science
Fostoria -- Dyan Lynn Ames, M.S.
Olsburg -- Jennifer Elizabeth Elliott, B.S. business administration
Onaga -- Derek Lynn Falk, B.S. agriculture and B.S. agribusiness; Dustin A. Falk, master of business administration; John Trampis Nickel, B.S. agriculture; Ryan D. Noel, B.S. elementary education; Kimberly Michele Donoho, M.S.
St. George -- Pamela Rhea Jones, B.S.; Joshua Peter Lingenfelser, B.S. industrial engineering; Heather Ann Ross, B.S. business administration; Rhonda Jean Stephen, B.S. human ecology
St. Marys -- Diane Marie Debacker, doctor of education; Jason Wayne Gideon, associate of technology; Rebecca K Glotzbach, B.S.; Marilee Margaret Griffin, B.F.A.; Douglas E. Reser, B.S. agriculture
Wamego -- Bradley Russell Blume, B.S. agriculture; Brian Lawrence Blume, B.S. agriculture; Shawn Christopher Blume, B.S. agriculture; David Wayne Brown Jr., M.S.; Tracy Leann Brown, B.S.; Jill Renee Clifton, B.S.; Michael Jay Crawford, B.S. agriculture; Lance E. Day, B.S. mechanical engineering; Brandon Eugene Depenbusch, B.S. agriculture; Robert Gordon Detrick, B.S. computer science; Carrie Michelle Ficke, M.S.; Misty Dawn Foresman, B.S. agriculture; Richard J. Galvan, master of arts; Tricia R. Gose, B.A.; Janice Lynne Henne, M.S.; Megan Rae Hernandez, B.S. family studies and human services; Peter Josef Langegger, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jenny Sue McDonald, B.S. family studies and human services; Kirsten Rae Meyer, B.S. dietetics; Cleion L. Morton, M.S.; Rachel Lynn Steenbock, B.S. agriculture; Liberty Brooke Taylor, B.S. elementary education; Regan Gale Thorsell, B.S. business administration; David C. Tuley, master of arts; Lara Michelle Wisdom, B.S.
Westmoreland -- Kendra Lee Hill, B.S. agriculture; Shane Michael Ondrako, B.S.; Elizabeth Marie Robinson, B.S.; Dana Suzanne Siegle, B.S.
Agenda -- Krystal Ann Kolman, B.S. agriculture
Belleville -- Kathryn Nicole Childs, B.S. elementary education; Jamie Lynn Kramer, B.S. dietetics; Jeremy Ryan Weaver, associate of technology
Courtland -- Trevor L. Burgess, B.S.
Narka -- Elizabeth Ann Welty, B.S. agriculture
Scandia -- Kade Madison Gile, B.S.; Lisa Renae Melby, B.S.; Tara Diane Raney, B.S.
Leonardville -- Michael Allen O'Leary Jr., B.F.A.
Manhattan -- Sara Kathryn Abbott, bachelor of interior architecture; Alisa Amanda Abuzeineh, B.S.; Amy Marie Adams, B.S. business administration; Peter Thomas Adams, B.S. business administration; Fahad Nasser Al-Majhdi, doctor of philosophy; Francile Mary Albright, B.A.; Akbar Ali, master of business administration; Kevin Lee Allen, B.S.; Taryn Dee Aller, M.S.; Steven P. Altobello, B.S. and B.S. business administration
Adrian Jay Anderson, doctor of veterinary medicine; David Jonathan Anderson, B.S. business administration; Gavin Dunn Anderson, B.S.; Kelly Reyna Anderson, doctor of veterinary medicine; Matthew Todd Anderson, B.S. construction science and management; Woudich Buok Angong, B.S. agriculture; Bradley Joline Antonides, B.S.; Jaime Armendariz, M.S.; Nathaniel Jesse Arnold, B.S.; Jessica Anne Augustine, B.S. (education)
C. Kris Baber, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Janet Kay Bailey, doctor of veterinary medicine; Brock Monroe Baker, B.S. agriculture; Jeremy John Bambara, B.S. agriculture; John Patrick Banker, B.S. mechanical engineering; Michael Jay Barlow, B.S.; G. Edward Barnes II, M.S.; Mark Alan Bastian, B.S. construction science and management; Douglas K. Bates, doctor of education; Melanie Suzanne Bean, B.S.
William Erin Beave, master of music; Theresa Marie Becker, B.S.; Jenny Marie Beenken, B.S. family studies and human services; Ryan Nichole Bennett, B.S.; Eric Herrell Benson, B.F.A.; Brent Micheal Bergman, B.S. agribusiness; Corey Michael Bertrand, doctor of veterinary medicine; Carmin J. Bieberly, B.S. agriculture; Ben Courier Bishop, B.F.A.; Sarah Kathryn Bishop, B.A.
April Michelle Blackmon, B.A.; Alicia Lynn Blackmore, B.S. apparel and textiles; Amber Dawn Blake, B.S. business administration; Perry P. Blake, master of business administration; Timothy Dale Blake, B.S. business administration; Phyllis K. Boller, M.S.; Paul D. Bollmann, B.S.; Stephanie Rae Bollmann, B.S. and B.A.; Bryan Raymond Boutz, B.S. information systems; Melissa Michelle Boutz, B.S. family studies and human services
Will Robert Boyer, master of arts; Harold F. Brandt Jr., B.S. agriculture; Ben K. Branlund, B.F.A.; Nichole Marie Bredfeldt, B.S. agriculture; Christopher J. Brennan, master of fine arts; Andrea C. Britt, master of accountancy; Wendy Mae Broce, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Chad D. Brothers, B.S. business administration; Kristy Lee Brown, B.S.; Lorraine V. Brown, B.S. family studies and human services
Cheryl Ann Browning, B.S. elementary education; Melissa Lynn Brummer, B.S. business administration; Stephanie Lynn Bruss, B.S.; Erik C. Buehler, B.S. electrical engineering; Jo Ardelle Bullock, B.A.; Daniela Jo Burkhart, B.S. apparel and textiles; Dustin Ray Anthony Burton, B.S. (education); Jeremy Keith Buschkamp, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jennifer Rosanne Butler, B.S.; Craig Allen Calnan, master of fine arts
Cheryl Jeanine Carr-Brubaker, B.S. business administration; Denise Roshelle Carvin, B.A.; Christopher Scott Casey, B.S. information systems; Dugan Sullivan Caswell, bachelor of architecture; Jennie E. Chacon, master of arts; Ariane Marie Chapman, B.A.; John William Chapman, B.S. business administration; Mandy Jean Chapman, B.S.; Chuanmin Cheng, M.S.; Ling-Lan Cheng, M.S.
Mui Lin Cheong, doctor of philosophy; Betsy Ann Chilen, B.S. business administration; Alice D. Churukian, doctor of philosophy; Angela Christine Cichocki, M.S.; Carolyn Cynthia Clack, B.S. family studies and human services; Darryl L. Clark, doctor of philosophy; Anja Clasberg, B.S. business administration; Carrie Lynn Clasen, B.S. business administration; Jamie Celeste Clayton, B.A.; Donna R. Clifton, doctor of veterinary medicine
Lauren Elizabeth Coffman, bachelor of architecture; Jason Matthew Coleman, B.S.; Kimberly Ann Coleman, B.S. family studies and human services; Joshua David Coltrain, B.S. agriculture; Emily Rose Conn, B.A. and B.S. business administration; Amber Dawn Cook, B.S. elementary education; Marcus T. Cooper, B.A.; Bethany Rose Coslett, B.S. agriculture; Angelique Courbou, master of arts; Melissa C. Courter, B.S. elementary education
Thomas Edward Covey, doctor of veterinary medicine; Danny Lee Cribbs, B.S. agriculture; Sarah Marie Dahl, B.S. business administration; Gordon J. Daugherty, B.S. computer engineering; Chandy A. Davis, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jennifer Renee Davis, B.S.; Miwako Raeshawn Davison, B.S.; Tara Lynn Dean, B.A.; David Anthony Detweiler, doctor of veterinary medicine; Melody Leigh Dickson, doctor of veterinary medicine
Mark Andrew Dikeman, M.S.; Becky Diane Dillon, bachelor of music; Duane Anthony Dinkel, B.S. business administration; Darren Travis Dodge, B.S.; Erin Brianne Doeden, B.S. (education); Damian Charles Donlon, B.S.; Christopher Martin Donnelly, doctor of veterinary medicine; Kyle Duffy Donnelly, B.S. mechanical engineering; John Raymond Dowell, B.S. civil engineering; Tana L. Dowell, B.F.A.
Darrin Wade Downing, M.S.; Jessica Mae Duke, doctor of veterinary medicine; Laura Lea Dumler, B.S.; Matthew Dale Duncan, bachelor of landscape architecture; John Wilson Dunning II, master of music; Amanda Rene Durner, M.S.; Mike R. Eaton, B.A.; Jeffrey William Edwards, B.A.; David Oren Egleston, M.S.; Rachel Leigh Ellerman, B.S. food science in industry
Kathryn Allen Ellis, B.S. business administration; Andrew W. Elmore, B.S.; Rebecca Leigh Erickson, B.S. business administration; Brad Joseph Erpelding, associate of technology; Rance Phillip Erwin, doctor of veterinary medicine; Meghanne Jennifer Estes, B.S.; Rebecca Jean Everley, B.A.; Joshua William Falk, B.S. milling science and management; Ryan Patrick Feeley, B.S. mechanical engineering; Bradley J. Feldkamp, B.S. business administration
Leah Diane Ferguson, doctor of veterinary medicine; Rebecca Jean Ferguson, B.S. business administration; Todd A. Fertig, B.S. (education); Olga V. Firsova, B.S. business administration; Nicolette Marie Fisher, B.S.; Steve Glen Flaming, B.S. agriculture; Steven Allen Forsythe Jr., B.S. business administration; Chasity Ann Foster, B.S.; John Stanley Frear, B.S. computer science; Jennifer Lorraine Freije, doctor of veterinary medicine
Ginny Lane French, doctor of veterinary medicine; Beverly J. Fulton, M.S.; Brandon Heath Funk, B.S. business administration; Priyadarshini Gadgil, M.S.; Angela E Gaede-Shilling, B.S.; Matthew Charles Galas, B.S. architectural engineering; Kathleen K. Garbrick, master of fine arts; Sharnee Nyhcole Garner, B.S.; Paul Weston Garrison, B.S. computer science; Cody Thomas Gartner, B.S.
Brian Edward Gehlen, B.S.; Emily Luise Genter, doctor of veterinary medicine; Erin Marie Gerhardt, doctor of veterinary medicine; Kip Ian Gibler, B.S. construction science and management; Melissa Courtney Gilbert, doctor of veterinary medicine; Waylon Von Glick, B.S.; Brian Matthew Goering, B.S. elementary education; Wendell Dwight Goring, B.S. interior design; Ryan K. Gove, M.S.; Kittie Elizabeth Grace, master of arts
Monte Trent Grissom II, B.S. business administration; Thomas Alvin Grote, bachelor of landscape architecture; Nick Gerald Grunden, B.S. business administration; Angela Guglielmino, B.F.A.; Justin D. Gunter, B.S. mechanical engineering; Cynthia Alejandra Guozden, master of software engineering; Ryan Jake Hagler, B.S. mechanical engineering; Katherine Clark Haidle, B.S. family studies and human services; Ben Richard Hall, B.S. agriculture; Dustin S. Hamil, B.S. business administration
Melisa J. Hancock, M.S.; Terri Lynne Hanenkamp, B.S. elementary education; Stephen Michael Hansley, master of business administration; Kathryn L. Hanson, master of fine arts; Benjamin Alan Harder, B.S. business administration; Joshua Ryan Hargrove, B.S. business administration; Tammy Renee Harp, B.S. family studies and human services; Elliott Ryan Harris, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Jennifer L. Harris, B.S. family studies and human services; Jancie Sue Harrison, B.S.
Katie Marie Hartley, B.A.; Jennifer Lynn Hawkins, B.S. business administration; Melanie Kay Haynes, B.S. family studies and human services; Cindy Lea Hays, B.S. family studies and human services; Ruiqing He, master of software engineering; Zongying He, master of software engineering; Angel Hecht, B.S. family studies and human services; Jennifer J. Henderson, master of arts; Nicole Lynn Gillpatrick Henkle, B.S.; Patrick R. Hertzel, B.S. business administration
Christopher E. Hess, doctor of veterinary medicine; Lesli Ann Hewitt, doctor of veterinary medicine; Ragean Renee Hill, B.S.; Jennifer M. Hintz, B.S. business administration; Randall Douglas Hobrock, doctor of veterinary medicine; Richard Allen Hofer, B.S. computer engineering; Scott Michael Holder, B.S.; Jill Ann Ronnebaum Holt, doctor of veterinary medicine; Samantha June Hood, B.S.; Matthew Wade Hoosier, B.S. computer science
Shane M. Hosier, B.S. business administration; Julie Ann Hostetler, master of arts; Mary K. Housewirth, master of arts; Kristina Diane Howard, doctor of veterinary medicine; Gregory J. Hoyt, M.S.; Baohua Huang, M.S.; Li Huang, doctor of philosophy; Xuewen Huang, M.S.; Brittany Rose Huelat, B.S.; Reginald Christopher, B.S.
Sean William Jackson, B.S. construction science and management; Jason Royal Jacobson, bachelor ofscience in business administration; Sonia Rochelle Jarboe, B.A.; Umiati Jawas, M.S.; Sabrina Starr Jedlicka, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Julie Elaine Jeppesen, doctor of veterinary medicine; Sheryll Buena Jerez, M.S.; Roy J. Jessup, B.S. agriculture; Brian N. Jindra, B.S.; Kelly M. Johnson, B.S. business administration
Kyle Ray Johnson, B.S. mechanical engineering; Paul Lindsay Johnson, bachelor of architecture; Angela Marie Johnston, B.S. computer science; Kevin M. Johnston, master of arts; Jody Lynn Jones-Skibinski, doctor of veterinary medicine; Hal Christopher Jones, B.S. agriculture; Soo-Kyoung Kang, doctor of philosophy; Leyla Karimli, master of arts; James K. Katsumoto, B.A.; Alexandra Dianne Keith, B.S.
James Thomas Keller, B.S. civil engineering; Melissa Sue Keller, B.S. mechanical engineering; Jonah Matthew Kendall, B.S.; Danielle Irene Keough, M.S.; Elise T. Kershner, B.S. business administration; Hyungu Kim, doctor of philosophy; Amy Beth Kimball, B.S. business administration; Karena Brett Kimble, master of fine arts; Nathan James King, B.S. business administration; Antonio Twan Kitt, B.S.
Tremon B. Kizer, bachelor of music education; Scott Allan Kluch, doctor of veterinary medicine; Josie A. Knapp, bachelor of music education; Andria Dawnine Knoffloch, B.S. agriculture; Mark Aaron Korsten, B.S. construction science and management; Lindsay Michelle Koster, B.S. business administration; Ryan M. Kroemer, master of arts; Tammy L. Kruger-Greenlee, B.S. agriculture; Kristopher Lee Kussmann, B.S. business administration; Jason Regis L'Ecuyer, B.S. chemical engineering
Kristen Marie L'Ecuyer, B.S. elementary education; Steven Joseph Lackey, bachelor of architecture; Jennifer Lynn Lahm, bachelor of interior architecture; Peter Falcon Delmer Lang, bachelor of architecture; Yanina Ann Langer, B.S. agriculture; Erica Elizabeth Langley, B.S. apparel and textiles; Donnyves Laroque, B.S. elementary education; Marian Ruth Layman, B.A.; James Daniel Lebow, B.S.; Seunghee Lee, doctor of philosophy
Kyle Brandon Leithoff, B.S.; Dustin A. Lentz, B.S. business administration; Pek Yee Leow, B.S. business administration; Ty G. Lewick, B.S. business administration; Allan Bright Liavoga, M.S.; Cheng-I Lin, master of business administration; Jason Michael Linn, B.S. construction science and management; Angela Beth Lister, B.S. elementary education; Lianghong Liu, doctor of philosophy; Shibing Liu, master of software engineering
Desarae Dawn Locke, B.S. business administration; Andrea Lee Loeb, B.S. elementary education; Matthew Jon Lofgreen, B.S. chemical engineering; Tye Edward Lofts, B.S. business administration; Donald R. Lonnberg, B.S. agriculture; Elizabeth Lonning, B.A.; Wm. Rex Lorson Jr., B.S.; Karma Dawn Loughney, doctor of veterinary medicine; Robert Lee Louis III, B.S. information systems; Kathleen Sarah Lovejoy, B.S.
Abel Ryan Lucas, B.S. mechanical engineering; Krystina Ludlow, B.S.; Kevin Dean Lynch, B.S. civil engineering; Justin Edward Lynn, B.S.; Katherine Marie MacDougall, B.S. family studies and human services; Anne Theresita Maichel, doctor of veterinary medicine; Haley Jo Kaup Mann, B.S.; Kale Hampton Mann, B.S.(education); Mark W. Mann, B.S.; Lee Bret Manske, bachelor of architecture
Jarod J. Marcotte, B.S.; Helene Elizabeth Marcoux, doctor of philosophy; Jason Walter Markel, B.S. business administration; Clint Douglas Marker, B.S. mechanical engineering; Heather Kirsten Martin, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jeffrey Lee Martin, master of business administration; Victoria Martinez De Maldonado, B.A.; Toby J. Martinez, B.A.; Parc William Masterson, B.S.; Richard L. Maxwell, B.S. business administration
Matthew Patrick Mayerske, doctor of veterinary medicine; Shannon Layne McCarthy, B.S. business administration; David Thomas McCarty, B.S. agriculture; Anna Elizabeth McDowell, B.A.; Jonathan Michael McGraw, B.S. business administration; Bruce Horton McGuire, doctor of philosophy; Paige Mary-June McLemore, master of arts; Tereyna Lavetta McLeod, B.S. information systems; Andrew Galen Meek, bachelor of architecture; Marshall Benjamin Meek, B.S.
Mark Anthony Meier, associate of technology; Joy Lajean Mendez, B.S. business administration; Amanda S. Mendoza, B.A. and B.S. (education); Richard Daniel Mendoza, B.S. agriculture; Carlos T. Michel, B.S. (education); Chris Lee Mickelson, B.S. business administration; Douglas A. Miller Jr., B.S. agribusiness; Shalauna Miller, M.S.; Jeremiah Lynn Milne, B.S. business administration; Amy Renee Mitchell, doctor of veterinary medicine
Cliff Lawrence Mitchell, doctor of veterinary medicine; Hailong Mo, doctor of philosophy; Tanya Milica Moeller, doctor of veterinary medicine; Duaa Hassan Mohammad, B.S.; Lori L. Molt, B.S. (education); Camilla Jean Montgomery, B.S.; Nathan Leroy Moon, B.S.; Justin L. Moore, B.S. business administration; Andrew M. Moran, doctor of philosophy; Michelle Rene More, doctor of veterinary medicine
Brenda Marie Morgan, B.S. agriculture; Tracy Lynette Morris, bachelor of interior architecture; Katie Rebecca Mosier, B.S.; Mitchell Douglas Moss, B.S.; Matthew Carl Moultray, doctor of veterinary medicine; Hernan Gabriel Mouro, master of music; Brandon Scott Munz, B.S. construction science and management; Jeremy Paul Murphy, master of business administration; Jonathan Ryan Murphy, B.S. electrical engineering; Travis Murray, bachelor of music
Jason Scott Myer, B.S.; Sean Michael Myers, B.S. agriculture; Navin Narayan, master of business administration; Dario Fernand Narvaez-Corrales, doctor of philosophy; Delvon James Nemechek, bachelor of architecture; Kerry Diane Newby, B.S. business administration; Christy Marie Newkirk, B.S. business administration; Heather R. Ney, M.S.; Misty Lea Nichols, B.S.; Aimee J. O'Brien, B.A.
Jill Theresa O'Callaghan, doctor of veterinary medicine; Cassidi Lynne O'Shea, B.S. business administration; Erin E. O'Brien, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Alisha M. Oelke, M.S.; Christine Elizabeth Oldham, M.S.; Bentson Robert Oleen, B.S.; Joshua David Olsen, bachelor of architecture; Sean Thomas Peter, B.S. computer science; Geraldine Burgos Opena, doctor of philosophy; Christopher R. Ostermann, B.A.
Sinasi Ozturk, doctor of philosophy; Dustin J. Papon, B.S. business administration; Ginger L. Park, M.S.; Anthony Michael Parker, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Stephen Michael Parks, B.S. business administration; Nannette C. Parra, doctor of veterinary medicine; Ethan Lee Pauly, B.S. mechanical engineering; Molly C. Payne, doctor of veterinary medicine; Carlita F. Pederson, M.S.; Stephen Jeremy Perchellet, B.A.
Jason Perez, B.S. business administration; Benjamin Beau Perry, B.S. computer science; Donna Yoon-Hee Peterson, master of business administration; Betty Christina Pfaff, M.S.; James Nathan Pike, M.S.; Gregory D. Pillar, M.S.; Chantale Louise Pinard, M.S.; Alleene Mae Pingenot, M.S.; Joseph Albert Pingenot, B.S.; Matthew B. Pinkepank, B.S. business administration
Bobbie Jo Piper, B.S.; Courtney Renee J. Pitzer, B.S. and B.S. chemical engineering; Michelle K. Ploss, B.A.; Diane Lynn Poot, B.S. family studies and human services; Christi Michelle Porter, B.S. elementary education; Ryan S. Porter, master of software engineering; Kendell Jean Powell, B.S.; Jeffrey D. Preuss, bachelor of landscape architecture; Allison M. Price, B.S. business administration; Justin Campbell Price, B.S. mechanical engineering
Steve D. Priller, B.S.; Lynda Lee Proctor, B.S. elementary education; Xiaofeng Qian, master of software engineering; Sara Norwalk Ramsey, B.A.; Duane L. Randall, M.S.; Venkatesh Ranganath, M.S.; Eric Michael Reamer, B.S. milling science and management; Melissa Inez Rector, B.S. (education); Robyn Jewel Reed, B.S.; Amanda Anne-Marie Regensberg, B.S.
Rachel Anne Reiman, doctor of veterinary medicine; John Anthony Reinhardt, B.S. business administration; Nathaniel Dean Reitz, associate of technology; Jeffry Allen Curtis Riemann, B.S. construction science and management; Kathleen Mary Robb, B.S.; Kelly A. Robinson, B.F.A.; Karen Ann Roesch, B.S. family studies and human services; Craig S. Rohleder, B.S. apparel and textiles; Chadd David Rohr, B.S.; Ioannes Romer, B.S. chemical engineering
Tricia E. Roots, B.S.; Jacob Stuart Rosen, B.S.; Casey A. Rosengarten, B.S. business administration; Ryan James Rostine, B.F.A.; Brent Michael Rothchild, B.S.; Brian Lee Rumburg, B.S. information systems; Danielle Sue Rush, B.S. business administration; Janden Claire Rush, B.S. business administration; Amy Lynn Ryser, B.S. agriculture; Glen Willard Sagers, master of business administration
Rachael La-Vonne Sampson, B.S. construction science and management; Heather Dawn Sandell, B.S.; Chet Richard Savage, M.S.; Kristyn Blythe Sawrey, doctor of veterinary medicine; Aaron Russell Sawyer, B.S.; Neta Jo Scarpari, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Theresa Diane Scheips, B.S.; Tina Marie Schenkel, B.A.; Ginger R. Schilling, M.S.; Tara D. Schlesener, B.S. (education)
Darcy Rae Schlothauer, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jessica Renea Schmied, B.S. family studies and human services; Nathan Lukins Schrock, bachelor of landscape architecture; Andra Lynn Schroeder, B.S. (education); Nick Alan Schroeder, doctor of veterinary medicine; W. Christopher Schroeder, doctor of philosophy; Brianna Jo Schulze-Grissom, bachelor of interior architecture; Sara Katherine Schumacher, doctor of philosophy; Shellie D. Scofield, B.S. family studies and human services; Daniel Charles Scott, B.S.
Susan Kay Selby, B.S.; Sami Shahin, doctor of philosophy; Todd A. Shanafelt, master of fine arts; Kumar Shiva Shanmukhappa, doctor of philosophy; Aaron M. Shea, B.S.; Lance William Sheldon, B.S. business administration; Brian Christopher Shelton, B.S. elementary education; Erin Elissa Shelton, bachelor of music education; Aprill Nahlyn Sherman, doctor of veterinary medicine; Brian Joseph Short, B.S.
Lindsay Sommer Siebert, B.S. business administration; Tatiana I. Sildus, doctor of philosophy; Becky A. Sinnes, B.S.; Kishner Tamel Sisney, B.S.; Elizabeth Ann Skrabacz, master of arts; Jana Lynn Slattery, B.S. business administration; A.J. Maria Smith, master of arts; Emilie Agnes Smith, B.S.; Kelli A. Smith, B.S. feed science and management
Lindsay Michelle Smith, B.S.; Nicole Therese Smith, B.S.; Scott Michael Smith, B.S. information systems; Vivien I. Smith, B.S. agriculture; Marci Lorene Spaw, B.S. agriculture; Melody Breann Spearman, B.S.; Judy Mae Speer, B.F.A.; David J. Spiker, B.A.; Terezie Susan Stanberry, doctor of veterinary medicine; Matthew Scott Stanley, B.S.
Michael Wayne Stein, B.S. civil engineering; Martin Steinau, doctor of philosophy; Casey John Steiner, B.S. architectural engineering; Angela Michelle Stewart, bachelor of interior architecture; Sonya Kay Stoddard, B.S. business administration; Fadli M. Stoops, B.F.A.; Kory Matthew Strasser, B.S. agribusiness; Keith Donald Strathman, B.S. business administration; Benjamin Paul Strenski, B.F.A.; Deana Elizabeth Strong, B.S. food science in industry
Melissa M. Struve, M.S.; Rachel Ann Stutzman, B.S. agriculture; Yunsheng Su, doctor of philosophy; Scott James Sullivan, doctor of veterinary medicine; Katie Layne Sutton, B.S.; Nicole Joy Sweet, B.S.; Chen Tao, M.S.; Koveh Tavakkol, B.S. business administration; Anu Russell Tharanath, master of architecture; Jeremy Ryan Thibault, B.S. business administration
Christopher Joseph Thibodeaux, B.S. architectural engineering; Anna M. Thomas, B.A.; Matthew Ryan Tilton, B.S. business administration; Drew Christopher Timberlake, B.S. business administration; Tanya Ann Tims, doctor of veterinary medicine; Satoshi Tonomura, B.S. business administration; Darcy Lea Troyer, B.S.; Joshua Drew Troyer, B.S. construction science and management; Chad A. Turner, B.S. (education); James Anderson Turtle, B.S. electrical engineering
Katherine A. Ubel, B.A.; Vickie Diane Uffman, B.S. elementary education; Jocelyn Collette Umberger, M.S.; Matt Neal Upham, B.S. mechanical engineering; Michael Bradley Vallis, B.S.; Jeremy David Van Boening, doctor of veterinary medicine; Brian Joseph Vandeventer, B.S.; Justin Craig Vanoy, B.S.; Srinivas Reddy Vatte, master of architecture; Shilpa Arun Vaze, M.S.
Kelly Dawn Veatch, B.S. apparel and textiles; Christopher William Vickers, B.S. agriculture; Soledad Camila Villamil, M.S.; Lindsay Fahryn Vogel, B.S. business administration; Matt Neal Vogt, B.S.; Jonna Lee Voorhees, B.S.; Scott Andrew Voos, B.S.; Daniel Otto Wacker, B.S.; Cory Ryan Wagahoff, B.S. agriculture; Rachel Richele Waggoner, B.S. elementary education
Lynn Marie Wagner, doctor of philosophy; Denise Ann Walker, B.S.; Kathleen Kay Walker, doctor of philosophy; Todd Christian Wallentine, M.S.; Rebecca Lyn Wassmund, B.S. family studies and human services; Anastasia Michelle Watson, B.S.; Kristopher Allen Waymire, B.S.; Craig Alan Webb, doctor of philosophy; Jeremy Alan Weber, B.S. interior design; Norma J. Weichers, B.S. family studies and human services
Thomas Weiler, B.S. business administration; Gary Dean Welcher, doctor of veterinary medicine; Keri Weyl, doctor of veterinary medicine; Jason Michael Wheeland, B.S. electrical engineering; Michael B. White, B.S.; Judith Rosemarie Whitley, master of arts; Dianne E. Whitney, B.A.; Diane Rebecca Wiebe, B.A.; Julie Ann Wiebe, B.S. business administration; Nicholas Mac Wilkinson, B.S. business administration
Daniel Paul Willems, B.S. construction science and management; Andrea Dawn Williams, B.S. business administration; Cynthia Marie Williams, master of regional and community planning; Jeremy Allen Williams, B.S. business administration; Mitchell Ray Williams, B.A.; Pamela May Wilmot, doctor of veterinary medicine; James Dennis Wilson Jr., master of arts; Maranda Kay Wilson, master of music; Renee L. Wilson, B.S.; Tara Renee Wilson, B.S.
Kellie Lauren Winston, B.S.; Rebecca J. Wirth, B.S.; Derek James Witt, B.S. computer science; Kara Lea Wolfe, doctor of philosophy; David Michael Wood, bachelor of music; Nathan Ryan Woody, B.S.; Courtney Leigh Worthington, B.A.; Amy Marie Woydziak, B.S. electrical engineering; Kristi Wyatt, B.A.; Rongrong Xie, M.S.
Xueju Xie, doctor of philosophy; Yuriko Yamaya, M.S.; Jun Yang, doctor of philosophy; Alicia Van Ybarra, B.S. apparel and textiles; Christopher Neal Yoder, B.S. agriculture; Jessica Ruth Young-Miller, doctor of veterinary medicine; Benjamin D. Young, B.S. electrical engineering; Mike G. Zbreski, M.S.; Marc Walter Zdrojewski, B.S. business administration; Neil A. Zerger, B.S.
Tengyan Zhang, M.S.; Tian Zhou, M.S.; Tierney Erin Zillhart, B.S. family studies and human services; Sheena Lynne Zion, B.S.; Kevin J.S. Zollman, B.S.; Min Zou, doctor of philosophy
Ogden -- Sabrina Irene Bowker, B.S. agriculture
Randolph -- Jennifer Elizabeth Elliott, B.S. business administration; Jason R. Peter, B.S.; Lara Michelle Wisdom, B.S.
Riley -- Walter Ryan Brandenburg, B.S. business administration; Lisa A. Heller, B.S. (education); Jenneen A. Lemay, M.S.
Brookville -- Mary Kathryn Diehl, B.S. agriculture; Peter J. Hocking, B.S. agriculture; John Jacob Nelson, B.S.
Falun -- Jenny Katharine Oleen, B.S. agriculture
Gypsum -- Tracy Aaron Dahl, associate of technology
New Cambria -- Danny Ray Farmer, associate of technology; Jarret Michael Zerbe, B.S. business administration; Justin Daniel Zerbe, associate of technology
Salina -- Clayton G. Abbott, B.S. architectural engineering; Josh Philip Anderes, B.S.; Kyle Patrick Area, master of business administration; Jacob Manuel Arroyo, B.S.; Emily Louise Ashton, B.S. human ecology and mass communication; Joshua Alan Betts, B.S. agriculture; Aaron Michael Bieker, associate of science; Karie Lane Bogart, associate of technology; Aaron Joshua Brammeier, B.S. aeronautical technology; Benjamin Barrett Breault, B.S.; Melissa L. Bridson, associate of technology
Jeffrey Alan Brin, B.S.; Michelle Ann Buccigrossi, B.S. elementary education; Brent Alan Buchwald, associate of technology; Trisha Lee Burroughs, B.S. (education) and B.F.A.; Susan Marie Campion, M.S.; Josh H. Chamoff, associate of technology and B.S. aeronautical technology; Margaret A. Cole, B.S. technology management; Barbara Jo Coleman, M.S.; Nathan James Curl, associate of technology and B.S. electrical engineering technology; Justin Leroy Dolezilek, associate of technology
David William Duffey, B.S. computer science and B.S.; Glendon Scott Dunnack, B.S. mechanical engineering; Marc J. Duran, B.S.; Matt A. Durst, B.S. computer science; Brent Alan Engstrom, B.F.A.; Ryan Thomas Evans, master of business administration; Dennis Lee Franz, doctor of philosophy; Michael Robert Freeland, B.F.A.; Kenneth William Frey, associate of technology and B.S. aeronautical technology; Kendra Dianne Glassman, B.S. dietetics
Erica Lynne Guries, B.S. business administration; Jennifer Denise Harris, associate of technology; Diane Michele Haynes, associate of technology; Roman Heczko, bachelor of architecture; Andrea Janelle Heinrich, B.S. family studies and human services; Brett J. Heinrich, B.S. technology management; Justin Brant Hendrickson, B.S.; Brandy Louise Henoch, B.S. elementary education; Christopher Michael Herwig, B.S. business administration; Jean Marie Hrabe, M.S.
James Thomas Hull, B.S. business administration; Michelle Dawn Keeler, M.S.; Brian W. Kinion, B.S. mechanical engineering; Lindsay Erin Koetting, B.S. mechanical engineering; Mark Thomas Kruep, associate of technology; Tim A. Kucharo, B.S. mechanical engineering; Michael Gregory Lamone, B.S.; Christal Lee Lantz, M.S.; Daniel Louis Lavoie, B.S. electronic engineering technology; Nolita Erin Lavoie, B.S. technology management
Jennifer Marie Legleiter, B.S. business administration; Michelle L. Loader, B.S.; Chris A. Loersch, B.S.; Travis A. Martin, certificate -- airframe-power plant technician school No. BZ9T052R; Tiffany D. Modlin, associate of technology; Lea Ann Montgomery, M.S.; Nathan M. Moore, B.S. technology management; Julie Marie Mueting, B.S. industrial engineering; Brandi Marika Nelson, B.S.; Eric Alan Payne, B.S.
Jason Duane Pierce, B.S. aeronautical technology; Keri Ann Reed, B.S. business administration; Nathaniel Dean Reitz, associate of technology; Ann Riedel, B.S. chemical engineering; Josh Steven Rivir, certificate -- airframe-power plant technician school No. BZ9T052R; Nathan Lawerance Sauber, bachelor of architecture; Kevin Matthew Siemers, B.S. (education) and B.F.A.; Chad Ryan Stinnett, bachelor of architecture; Megan Jo Sturges, B.S. family studies and human services; Stephanie G. Svaty. M.S.
Matt Duane Torrey, associate of technology; Kyle Jonathon Trude, associate of technology; Jayme Leah Vanblaricon, associate of technology; Sarah Marie Wearing, B.S. family studies and human services; Marc Paul Welsh, associate of technology; Cheryl Lynn Werth, B.S. elementary education; Darrel E. Willoughby, B.S. technology management; Jennifer Lynn Wilson, B.S. technology management and associate of technology; Lonnie L. Woodman, associate of applied science; Carol Minnix Zackary, associate of technology
Auburn -- Kent James Crane, B.S. agriculture; Jason Todd Heitman, B.S. mechanical engineering; Denille Lynnae Johnson, B.S. business administration; Matthew James Richardson, B.S. aeronautical technology; Angela Marie Rousseau, B.F.A.; Erin Michelle Senne, doctor of veterinary medicine
Berryton -- Larissa Nichole Haefner, B.S. business administration
Rossville -- Adam Wesley Braden, B.S. business administration; Megan Lynette Ebert, bachelor of interior architecture; John Anthony Hoffman, B.S. mechanical engineering; Anthony Micheal Kagay, B.S.; Scott Eugene Miller, B.S. agriculture; Emily Aileen Sharp, B.A.
Silver Lake -- Matt D. Bailey, B.S.
Tecumseh -- Christy Erin Crow, B.S. family studies and human services
Topeka -- Andrea M. Arensberg, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Kathryn Anne Ashton, B.S. elementary education; Brian Thomas Austin, B.S. civil engineering; Sarah L. Bahari, B.A.; Kimberly K. Bass, B.S.; James Lyle Bennett, B.S.; Anna Beth Bolz, bachelor of music; Elizabeth Ann Bostwick, B.S. elementary education; Karen Ann Bowser, B.A.; Tashlyn M. Buchanan, B.S. family studies and human services
Amy M. Burgardt, B.A.; Jamie Nichole Burrell, B.S. agriculture; Brett Edward Burton, B.S. business administration; Jennifer Erin Butts, B.S. business administration; Aaron Donohue Carpenter, B.S. computer engineering and B.S. electrical engineering; Tracey Diane Collier, B.S. family studies and human services; Elizabeth A. Condley, B.S. elementary education; Stacie Marie Craig, B.S. business administration; Kayla Lynn Crandall, B.S. construction science and management; R. Tyler Darnall, B.S. business administration
Anne Rachel Davis, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Krista Marie Debaere, B.S. business administration; Dawn Marie Dechand, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Heath Raymond Dennis, B.S. construction science and management; Andrea Christine Douglass, B.S.; Trent Matthew Eddy, B.A.; Timothy Noel Etzel Jr., M.S.; Justin Lee Ferrell, B.S.; Elizabeth A. Freundorfer, B.S. agriculture; Lindsey Rae Geisler, B.S.
Robert Chris Handy, B.S. civil engineering; Patricia Anne Hanser, B.S. business administration; Brandy Leigh Hanson, B.S. architectural engineering; Scott Matthew Hawkins, B.S. business administration; Robin Lynn Herman, B.S.; Christopher Hernandez, B.S. electrical engineering; James W. Herynk, master of arts; Travis W. Hochard, B.S.; Rebecca Lynn Hogan, B.S. business administration; Joshua David Ingels, B.S. electrical engineering
Kristin Lee Kinney, B.S.; Erin Cathryn Landon, B.S. apparel and textiles; Kyle Gary Lewis, B.S.; John Philip Ljungdahl, B.S.; Ryan Arthur Lonard, B.S. chemical engineering; Phyllis Joan Lopez, doctor of education; Erin Michelle Lowe, B.S. business administration; Michael Kent Manion, B.S.; Tricia Michele McKale, M.S.; Brett Christopher Miles, B.A.
Brooke Nicole Mullins, B.S. family studies and human services; Peter J. Pauzauskie, B.S. chemical engineering and two B.S. degrees; Corey Lee Peay, B.S. business administration; Jessica Ruth Perry, B.S.; Aaron Matthew Phipps, B.S. business administration; Cory Alan Powell, B.S. industrial engineering; Nicole Dawn Quiett, B.S. elementary education; Michelle Mary Riat, B.A.; Sara Christine Rieger, B.S. hotel and restaurant management; Johnathan I. Robinson, B.A.
Alison Rae Rogers, B.S. agriculture; Philip Robert Roth, B.S. (education); Meaghan Rachelle Ryan, B.A. and B.S. (education); Kurt A. Sandquist, B.S. electrical engineering; Andrew Marten Schick, B.S. business administration; Nicholas Stephen Schober, B.S. electrical engineering; Erin L. Schurle, B.S.; Kelli Christine Smith, B.S.; Jeffrey Scott Stillie, doctor of veterinary medicine; Wen-Ying Sun, master of software engineering
Carey A. Vansickle, M.S.; David Edward Weiderman, B.S. business administration; Kasey Christopher Weishaar, B.S. elementary education; Megan Marie Williams, B.S. family studies and human services
Alma -- John J. Bloomfield, B.S. biological and agricultural engineering; Clay Alan Breiner, doctor of veterinary medicine; Carolynn Ann Schmanke, B.S. elementary education; Paul John Schutter, B.S. construction science and management; Melissa Anne Stuewe, B.S. agribusiness
Alta Vista -- David C. Arends, B.A.; Amber J. Showalter, B.A.
Eskridge -- Jeff Allen King, B.S. agriculture
Maple Hill -- Sam E. Bays, B.S. mechanical engineering; Heidi Marie Poppelreiter, B.S. and B.S. human nutrition; Elizabeth Kristie Stuewe, B.S. family studies and human services
McFarland -- Jacque Dawn Gasperich, B.S. family studies and human services; Kent Robert Shue, B.S. electrical engineering
Paxico -- Kathryn Ann Hund, M.S.; Robin Lynn Roth, B.S. chemical engineering
Barnes -- Rachael Sue Schwindamann, B.S.; Heidi Janae Sedivy, B.S. business administration
Clifton -- Mark Thedore Beikmann, B.S. agriculture; Heather Noelle Tillinghast, B.S. elementary education
Haddam -- Joshua Burt Zenger, B.S.
Hanover -- Lora Anne Beikmann, B.S. family studies and human services; Michelle L. Bruna, M.S.; Kami Marie Sedlacek, B.S. family studies and human services; Susan Kay Selby, B.S.
Linn -- Kristi Raye Rule, B.S. business administration
Mahaska -- Nikki L. Iwert, B.A.
Palmer -- Eric G. Winter, B.F.A.
Washington -- Lacey Marie Bott, B.S. human nutrition; Heidi Marie Johnson, B.S.
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How will you go on about flashing customs roms to the stock rom in safestrap. I read on 4.4.2 kitkat that is the only way flashing a custom rom to the stock. And to go back to stock rom again after installing a custom rom. Does anybody have a tutorial or instructions on doing this. Last time i went messing with this mess my phone all up and i want to ask and learn how to do this before attempting anything. Please give me some guidance on this like a tutorial with step by step instructions from installing a custom and going back to stock again using safestrap.
once you rooted nc2, install busybox. then install safestrap 3.72. rom slots are confirmed working but keep the default sizing once you choose a slot, and reboot is an issue so you have to long press power button.when making backups in ss 3.72 you have to compress it.
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I thought if u was on kitkat that u could only install a custom rom on the stock rom slot and 1 threw 4 wouldn't work on it. I was trying to figure out how can u install a custom rom on the stock rom slot and than vise versa install a official rom back on the stock rom slot. So are u able to use 1 threw 4 now on safestrap
only tried slot 1, dk on stock and dkx on slot, its working but i had some issues with the reboot. yes you can install a rom on stock but a word of caution, you dont have a lot of options of going back to stock if u mess up so flash at your own risk.
Edit; and the only way to go back to stock if you wanna use safestrap is a restore of your stock backup on stock slot.
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what is dk dkk. i want to install the s5 rom just for fun and do i need to backup my rom apps and data using titaium backup first so i wont lose all my apps and data bc i have to do a wipe a factory rest than after i would just have restore my backup. The last time i treid to restore my stock back it failed and my phone wouldnt boot up and i went to system recovery and did a wipe everything and than my phone was stuck the splash screen
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