ECU Student-Athletes Eligible To Participate In Commencement Ceremonies
May 03, 2019 | General
GREENVILLE, N.C. --- Seventy-one ECU student-athletes are eligible to participate in commencement ceremonies this weekend.
The 2019 ECU Spring Commencement Ceremony will be Friday, May 3, 2019 and starting at 7:00 p.m. at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Departmental ceremonies will be held on Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th.
The keynote speaker will be actress and ECU alumna Emily Proctor. She earned her bachelor's degree in communication from ECU in 1991. Proctor spent two seasons as Ainsley Hayes on "The West Wing" and 10 seasons as Detective Calleigh Duquesne on "CSI: Miami."
During the spring commencement ceremony, the university will award 4,074 undergraduate and 1,081 graduate degrees, including 131 doctoral degrees. The university will also award 50 dental and 72 medical degrees.
Eleven members of the track and field program are eligible to participate in this weekend's activities as are 10 members of the cross country team. The baseball team has nine student-athletes set to become ECU alumni, while football and swimming program have seven each. Men's and women's basketball will produce five graduates each with softball supplying four new alumna, while women's golf, men's tennis and soccer generated three graduates. Women's tennis and volleyball each have two student-athletes eligible to partake in commencement ceremonies.
Listed below are those who will receive their degrees this spring or later this summer.
Baseball
Nick Barber – Management
Zach Barnes – Communication
Matt Bridges – Public Health Studies
Turner Brown – Criminal Justice
Cam Colmore – Management Information Systems
Chandler Jenkins – Communication
Brady Lloyd – Health Fitness Specialist
Evan Voliva – Communication
Jake Washer – Marketing
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Men's Basketball
Isaac Fleming – Communication
Addison Hill – Applied Sociology
Seth LeDay – Communication
Justice Obasohan – Public Health Studies
John Whitley - Management
Women's Basketball
Destiny Campbell – Communication
Desiree Corbin – Family & Community Services
Salita Greene – Public Health Studies
Thais Oliveira – Chemistry / Nutrition and Dietetics
Tania Pierre-Emile – Communication
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Cross Country
Alex Boseman –Accounting (MSA)
Julia Brown - Biology
Andrew Ciaccia – Management
Nicholas Ciaccia – Management
Victoria Cooke – Public Health Studies
Kayla Fisher – Psychology
Rebecca Fleisher – Communication
Mason Kepley - Marketing
Stephano Migliorati – Marketing
Grace Sullivan – Public Health Studies
Football
Cannon Gibbs – Management
Nate Harvey – Communication
Brandon Henderson – Communication
Marcus Holton – Communication
Cameron Marshmon – Health Fitness Specialist
Jonathan Pratt – Public Health Studies
Dqmarcus Shaw – University Studies
Women's Golf
Catherine Ashworth - Marketing
Carley Cox – Communication
Kate Law – Accounting
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Softball
Meredith Burroughs – Family and Consumer Sciences Education
Morgan Halo – Accounting
Rachel McCollum – Communication
Ashley Weingartz – Sports Studies
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Soccer
Erin Bradley – Exercise Physiology
Ashley Kendrot – Exercise Physiology
Marianna Shurina – Accounting
Swimming & Diving
Boleck De Pawlikowski – Information and Computer Technology
Gavin Erdmann – Public Health Studies
Victor Dos Santos – Economics
Lauren Hensley – Public Health Studies
Alexandra Kreager – Health Fitness Specialist
Trey Pofahl – Biology
Grega Popovic – Chemistry
Men's Tennis
Austin Allen – Biochemistry
William Bissett – Finance
Ronny Georgi – Management Information Systems
Women's Tennis
Celia Ruiz - Exercise Physiology
Annija Veinstenia - Health Services
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Track & Field
Rachel Breasseale - Interior Design
Kourtney Edwards-Campbell - Nursing
Sarah Hamon - Interdisciplinary Biological Studies (PHD)
Hakeem Horton – Information and Computer Technology
Dylan Kraft – Sports Studies
Amanda Salami - Public Health Studies
Cedrina Singletary - Psychology
Kristen Stephens - Biology
Courtney Warner - Nursing
Atlanta Woodall - Management
D'Ante Yarborough – Health Fitness Specialist Â
Volleyball
Haley Bidgood - Family & Community Services
Madison Clark - Communication
The 2019 ECU Spring Commencement Ceremony will be Friday, May 3, 2019 and starting at 7:00 p.m. at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Departmental ceremonies will be held on Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th.
The keynote speaker will be actress and ECU alumna Emily Proctor. She earned her bachelor's degree in communication from ECU in 1991. Proctor spent two seasons as Ainsley Hayes on "The West Wing" and 10 seasons as Detective Calleigh Duquesne on "CSI: Miami."
During the spring commencement ceremony, the university will award 4,074 undergraduate and 1,081 graduate degrees, including 131 doctoral degrees. The university will also award 50 dental and 72 medical degrees.
Eleven members of the track and field program are eligible to participate in this weekend's activities as are 10 members of the cross country team. The baseball team has nine student-athletes set to become ECU alumni, while football and swimming program have seven each. Men's and women's basketball will produce five graduates each with softball supplying four new alumna, while women's golf, men's tennis and soccer generated three graduates. Women's tennis and volleyball each have two student-athletes eligible to partake in commencement ceremonies.
Listed below are those who will receive their degrees this spring or later this summer.
Baseball
Nick Barber – Management
Zach Barnes – Communication
Matt Bridges – Public Health Studies
Turner Brown – Criminal Justice
Cam Colmore – Management Information Systems
Chandler Jenkins – Communication
Brady Lloyd – Health Fitness Specialist
Evan Voliva – Communication
Jake Washer – Marketing
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Men's Basketball
Isaac Fleming – Communication
Addison Hill – Applied Sociology
Seth LeDay – Communication
Justice Obasohan – Public Health Studies
John Whitley - Management
Women's Basketball
Destiny Campbell – Communication
Desiree Corbin – Family & Community Services
Salita Greene – Public Health Studies
Thais Oliveira – Chemistry / Nutrition and Dietetics
Tania Pierre-Emile – Communication
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Cross Country
Alex Boseman –Accounting (MSA)
Julia Brown - Biology
Andrew Ciaccia – Management
Nicholas Ciaccia – Management
Victoria Cooke – Public Health Studies
Kayla Fisher – Psychology
Rebecca Fleisher – Communication
Mason Kepley - Marketing
Stephano Migliorati – Marketing
Grace Sullivan – Public Health Studies
Football
Cannon Gibbs – Management
Nate Harvey – Communication
Brandon Henderson – Communication
Marcus Holton – Communication
Cameron Marshmon – Health Fitness Specialist
Jonathan Pratt – Public Health Studies
Dqmarcus Shaw – University Studies
Women's Golf
Catherine Ashworth - Marketing
Carley Cox – Communication
Kate Law – Accounting
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Softball
Meredith Burroughs – Family and Consumer Sciences Education
Morgan Halo – Accounting
Rachel McCollum – Communication
Ashley Weingartz – Sports Studies
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Soccer
Erin Bradley – Exercise Physiology
Ashley Kendrot – Exercise Physiology
Marianna Shurina – Accounting
Swimming & Diving
Boleck De Pawlikowski – Information and Computer Technology
Gavin Erdmann – Public Health Studies
Victor Dos Santos – Economics
Lauren Hensley – Public Health Studies
Alexandra Kreager – Health Fitness Specialist
Trey Pofahl – Biology
Grega Popovic – Chemistry
Men's Tennis
Austin Allen – Biochemistry
William Bissett – Finance
Ronny Georgi – Management Information Systems
Women's Tennis
Celia Ruiz - Exercise Physiology
Annija Veinstenia - Health Services
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Track & Field
Rachel Breasseale - Interior Design
Kourtney Edwards-Campbell - Nursing
Sarah Hamon - Interdisciplinary Biological Studies (PHD)
Hakeem Horton – Information and Computer Technology
Dylan Kraft – Sports Studies
Amanda Salami - Public Health Studies
Cedrina Singletary - Psychology
Kristen Stephens - Biology
Courtney Warner - Nursing
Atlanta Woodall - Management
D'Ante Yarborough – Health Fitness Specialist Â
Volleyball
Haley Bidgood - Family & Community Services
Madison Clark - Communication
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