WVU lists graduates
Nearly 3,000 students received degrees from West Virginia University during commencement ceremonies May 18 at the Morgantown, W.Va., campus. Local graduates are listed here by hometown and including their degree and major.
Dilliner: Brian S. Bennett, master of science, agriculture and resource economics.
Mather: Annamarie Severini, bachelor of music, music.
Waynesburg: Amy Lynne Calehuff, bachelor of science in agriculture, horticulture; Heidi Marie Geiling, bachelor of science in family & consumer science, textiles, apparel and merchandising; Nicole Elizabeth Brown, bachelor of science in business administration, business management; Frederick Hunter Klein, master of social work, social work; James Reed Walker, bachelor of science in computer engineering, computer engineering; James Herman Fahey, Waynesburg, bachelor of music, music; Rebecca Jean Hardy, bachelor of science in mining engineering, mining engineering.
Uniontown: Michelle Renee Lindsey, master of social work, social work; Amy Lynn Cabot, bachelor of arts, multidisciplinary studies, and master of arts, elementary education; Andrea Marie Frederick, bachelor of science in business administration, business management; Douglas V. Sanner, master of social work, social work; Kristen Danielle Gaydos, bachelor of science, biochemistry; Daniel J. Judy, bachelor of science in aerospace engineering, aerospace engineering, and bachelor of science in mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering; Erika Lynn Yonker, bachelor of arts, multidisciplinary studies, and master of arts, elementary education; Derek Richard Homistek, master of arts, secondary education; Lisa Beth Turko, bachelor of science, dental hygiene; Tiffany Lynn Mattiucci, bachelor of science in civil engineering, civil engineering.
Brownsville: Emily Ann Rupnik, bachelor of science in family & consumer science, textiles, apparel and merchandising; Laura Lynn Frost, doctor of philosophy, microbiology and immunology.
California: Marcia L. Marcolini, doctor of education, technology education.
Confluence: George Edward Seidel, master of science, statistics; Jody Evon Tressler, bachelor of science, medical technology.
Connellsville: Lisa Lynn Kovalchick, master of science in computer science, computer science; Trina Elizabeth Martin, bachelor of science in family & consumer science, child development and family studies; Stephen Henry Eutsey, master of arts, English; Laura Lynn Ainsley, master of arts, English.
Dunbar: Scott E. Furst, bachelor of music, music; Michelle Lynn Tabaj, master of social work, social work.
Fairchance: Terry Eugene Jordan, bachelor of science in computer engineering, computer engineering, and bachelor of science, computer science; Justin Thomas Kaiser, bachelor of arts, psychology.
Lake Lynn: Brent Ashley Baker, master of science, exercise physiology; Kimberly Ann Hellen, master of arts, counseling.
McClellandtown: Randy Scot Wilson, master of arts, educational leadership; Sheri Marie Sulipeck, master of public health, public health.
Markleysburg: Paul Josiah Workman, bachelor of music, music.
Masontown: Melissa Ann Demaske, master of social work, social work.
Perryopolis: Julianne C. Shaffer-Smiley, master of agriculture, agriculture, forestry and consumer.
Point Marion: Erin B. Linn, bachelor of arts, multidisciplinary studies, and master of arts, elementary education; Andrew Karl Zadnik, master of science, wildlife and fisheries resources; Michael Lawrence Aiton, doctor of jurisprudence, law; Jacqueline Ann Novacich, bachelor of arts, psychology.
Republic: Stacie Marie Bator, master of social work, social work.
Roscoe: Regina Eileen Nagy, bachelor of arts, environmental geoscience.
Smithfield: Jacob Allen Roderick, bachelor of science, animal and veterinary sciences; Berlina Ann Riedmann, master of social work, social work; Zachary Brant Dillow, bachelor of arts, history.
Vanderbilt: Jeremiah John DeShetler, bachelor of arts, psychology.