2020 Commencement

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"Entering a New Frontier"

Eliza Petersen

LDS Business College Graduate

President Kusch, faculty and administration, honored guests, and all of the dear parents, friends and fellow students that are watching this celebration remotely, it is truly an honor to be here addressing all of you today. I am incredibly proud of everything that we as a class have accomplished at our time at LDS Business College. These programs, classes and endeavors have created an unforgettable group of graduates.

These are very peculiar times that we are living in, but what an honor it is to live in them. As we graduate now, we are headed out into a world filled with problems that are ready to be solved by us. We have the chance to take what we learn from this pandemic, these floods and fires, earthquakes and tremors, and come out on the other side with solutions and answers developed by the strong group of graduates that we are celebrating with today.

Brothers and sisters, the challenges that many of us are facing are unlike anything we have or ever will experience in our lifetimes. We are entering a new frontier. We are crossing the Great Divide into a changed world. But what a blessing it is to know that we are not entering this new world alone. We have the guidance of the gospel, of our church leaders and of each other to hold us up and lead us into that dark night.

How grateful I am to be able to face these challenges with all of you at my side. Our Christ-centered learning has helped us develop a key skill in navigating these uncertain waters—that skill being the ability to rely on our Savior for comfort, for guidance and for strength. 

Dear friends, this day will not be forgotten. This day, we make the choice to bring new light into a world filled with darkness. We make the choice to find answers, to solve problems and to lead others as an ensign of hope.

I am grateful to my beloved teachers and dear friends that I have met at LDS Business College. Congratulations to all of you today. Through our dedication to the Savior, and our commitment to glory, we can change the world.

I say these things in the name of Jesus Christ, amen.

"Commencement Remarks"

Bruce C. Kusch

President of LDS Business College

As we begin this morning, I would like to share some details about our graduates. Today we will award 601 two-year degrees and 265 certificates to a total of 522 graduates. 271 are women. 251 are men. 257, or 53%, have served full-time missions. 342 of the graduates are from the United States. 180 are from 39 foreign countries, representing 34% of this graduating class. Finally, 156, or 30%, of our graduates are first generation college students, meaning they are the first in their family to earn a college degree. This is remarkable and one of the distinguishing characteristics of LDS Business College. It is a place of hope and opportunity.

Each of you graduating today should feel a sense of accomplishment and achievement. You have worked hard to reach this point in your education.

Now graduates, in your minds, I invite you to think about the many faculty members and others at LDS Business College who have helped you learn and have assisted you along the path to become capable and trusted disciples of Jesus Christ. I hope you might find a way to express your gratitude to them for their love, their dedication and their extraordinary service.

As you watch and participate in this broadcast, I hope you are doing so in the company of parents, other family members and close friends. If we were in the Tabernacle on Temple Square it might be a little challenging to find them in the audience, but if you are with them now please take a minute to express your love and appreciation to them for their support and their guidance. I hope you sense the depth of their joy and love as they celebrate this accomplishment with you today.

There is a story, often told, about a young missionary serving in Preston, England, who arrived in the mission field ill. Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ is called “missionary work” for a reason: it IS work, and for those who have served missions, you know exactly what I mean. He found being a missionary difficult and challenging. He grew increasingly frustrated. He faced opposition and soon became greatly discouraged. In a letter to his father, he shared the conclusion that not only was he wasting his time, but he was also his father’s money.

That young missionary was Gordon B. Hinckley. He received a brief reply from his father: “Dear Gordon, I have your recent letter. I have only one suggestion, forget yourself and go to work.”

In his scripture study earlier in the day, young Elder Hinckley read this verse in the book of Mark in the New Testament: “Whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel’s, the same shall save it” (Mark 8:35).

This was a turning point in the life of a young missionary, who would later serve as the 15th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. More than 50 years after this experience President Hinckley would write: “With my father’s letter in hand, I went into our bedroom in the house at 15 Wadham Road, where we lived, and got on my knees and I made a pledge with the Lord. I covenanted that I would try to forget myself and lose myself in His service” (Ensign, July 1987, p. 7).

Elder Gordon B. Hinckley did indeed forget himself and he went to work as a missionary. There is no question that he kept that pledge and his covenant; and his example serves as a pattern for you and for me.

These two principles: diligent work, and a commitment to service in the Lord’s kingdom are key ingredients in the recipe for an abundant life. They are like yeast, or leaven, when making bread. Without yeast, bread will not rise. Lacking diligence and a commitment to the Savior, we likewise will not rise to our potential; but will miss out on blessings, privileges and opportunities which otherwise might lift us in ways that we can never even imagine.

My dear friends, I am confident in your abilities. I am excited for your futures and for all that you will achieve. I am grateful that you spent a season at LDS Business College, and pray that the Lord will bless you as you now go forward to a new season of work, and service, and learning.

In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.

"Walk in His Ways and Ye Shall Have Peace"

By Jean B. Bingham

Relief Society General President

Well, congratulations, you wonderful graduates! It is surely a sublime feeling to have achieved your dream of graduating from LDS Business College! This is a day to which you have eagerly looked forward. You have worked hard to attain this goal, spending long hours from very early to very late, as you have learned what you need in order to be prepared for a rewarding future. Many of you were excited to “walk” today—to dress in cap and gown and stride across the stage to receive your diploma, along with enjoying a heartfelt handshake and big smiles from President Bruce C. Kusch, selected faculty and other dignitaries who have been delighted to witness your progress. In addition, many parents, family members and friends were also anticipating how they were going to express their support and encouragement to you at this joyful time.

Now, due to circumstances beyond our control, you will have to take that celebratory walk only virtually. Most of you are staying very close to home, not walking much of anywhere except maybe around your neighborhood, and even then, doing so by yourself or with only a few family members or friends with whom you are sequestered. You may be feeling distanced from others as you’ve had to self-isolate for health reasons. You may be feeling frustrated that your “best laid plans”i are not working out as you had anticipated. You may feel the circle of support that has strengthened you in the past has been withdrawn for a space. However, know assuredly that God is in His heaven, and each of us here and every one of your loved ones in their locations are reaching out their arms and hands to virtually embrace you at this unique and very memorable time.

So, dear friends, if you can’t “walk” here today, can you walk wherever you are? Absolutely! Heavenly Father knows who and where you are, and His Atoning Son, Jesus Christ, knows exactly how you feel. They rejoice in your progress and are always by your side as you strive to keep the commandments, become your best and reach out to help others on their way as well. As the perfect Exemplar, your Savior will strengthen you to walk forward, even if the exact path is unclear. Situations certainly will change, and you will be shown the way as you step forward in faith. As the oft-quoted phrase, first recorded by 13th-century Persian poets, attests, “This too shall pass.”ii We can be confident that there is a wise purpose already in place in the divine plan for just this time. Two weeks ago, President M. Russell Ballard reaffirmed, “Everything is going to be just fine as we turn our hearts to our Father in Heaven and look to Him and to the Savior as the Redeemer of all mankind.”iii

Even though you are not able to “walk” in the traditional sense on graduation day, please consider that there are many ways to walk, but none more important than the Savior’s way. Scripturally, we find numerous expressions of walking, such as walk righteously,iv walk uprightly,v walk in the steps of the Lord, walk in the strait path,vi walk in the ways of truth,vii walk in His law,viii walk humbly,ix and walk in the lightx as descriptions of walking in the ways of Jesus Christ. To help us on that path, He offers this gentle yet compelling invitation and promise to each of us: “Learn of me, and listen to my words; walk in the meekness of my spirit, and you shall have peace in me.”xi

What a great promise! At this unusual time, we may be particularly desirous to feel peace. The Savior gives us the formula for how to find that peace: learning of Him, listening to his words and walking in the meekness of His spirit. We learn of Him as we read His words and of His deeds in scripture and as they are delivered to us by living prophets. We listen to His words as we strive to “Hear Him”xii through our prayers and pondering, receiving spiritual impressions and seeking for personal revelation to guide our steps.

And what does it mean to “walk in the meekness of [His] spirit?” In current usage, we often describe people who are not assertive, and therefore considered weak, as meek. However, meekness is one of the characteristics of Deity. The Greek rendition of the word meek in the New Testament is “gentle and humble.” Meekness is vital because one cannot develop other essential virtues—faith, hope and charity—without meekness.xiii As we walk in the light of Jesus Christ’s example, we will become more gentle, more humble and full of charity, which will in turn increase our faith in Him and our hope for the glorious future promised to those who endure to the end. Becoming meek is indeed something for which to strive.

As we walk in His way each day, we have the opportunity to learn and grow. Some of our walks are truly like a walk in the park, with a warm sun shining in the blue sky, soft breezes on our cheeks and expanses of green grass that invite strolling along with good friends or close family members. Other walks are more challenging.

Some of the most memorable walks I’ve taken were on trips in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area between Minnesota and Canada. This wilderness covers more than a million acres and includes more than 1,000 large and small lakes, but there is no river that connects them all. At the ends of each lake are trails that lead to the next one. Each person must portage, which means to get out of the canoe and shoulder their own gear and some of the group equipment, as well as carry their canoe, to the next lake. Now, some of the trails between lakes are steep and rocky, others are swampy and muddy and some include all of those elements. Depending on the length of the portage, all of the equipment can be taken at once or sometimes it must be moved in stages, necessitating several trips back and forth on the trail.

I remember that the shorter, flatter and wider trails through the beautiful sun-dappled forest which is carpeted with colorful wildflowers and filled with singing birds were a welcome respite from the back-straining paddling against the strong wind we had often just finished out on a lake. On the other hand, the steep, rock-strewn trails with either slopes of shifting gravel or big, knotty, exposed tree roots, just waiting to trip you on the way up or down, were daunting. Then there were the narrow, wet, slippery trails with thick mud that clung tenaciously to our shoes, making them heavier with each step as we desperately tried to keep our balance on the unsteady ground under the heavy loads we carried, while clouds of mosquitos whined in our ears and stabbed at any uncovered skin. Those trails were at least as challenging! Nicknamed “Big Agony” by those who traversed it, one of those unforgettable trails included all of the characteristics I just mentioned.

And yet—we kept going back for many years. Why? The overall experience was worth slogging through the difficult parts. In the end, we found much more beauty than burden; the joy and fulfillment we felt at the conclusion was absolutely worth the discomfort along the way. And contrary to what might be assumed, helping others as we traveled made the experience sweeter. Offering to shoulder someone’s backpack or take an extra turn as the power paddler in the midst of a fierce wind or finding firewood without being asked—each of these efforts to lift another increased our own happiness and satisfaction.

Different people had different approaches to successfully getting over the more unpleasant trails. One individual talked the whole time about physics or engineering or any number of topics that distracted us from the labor at hand. Others sang cheerful songs—until their breath became short from the exertion—and then resumed the song as soon as they could. They chose songs that required several parts in a round to encourage others to join in. Another person counted aloud each step required to get closer to the goal, which on the longer trails helped us feel a great sense of satisfaction that we had accomplished such a significant feat.

Life is much like those canoe trips. We face difficult challenges at times and need to be flexible in finding solutions to problems as they arise. Focusing on the good things around us rather than just on the immediate concerns, helping to ease the burdens of others even in the midst of our own trials and taking time to observe and applaud progress can bring hope and make our troubles lighter. Bishop W. Christopher Waddell reminded us of the inevitability of tests as well as the promise of receiving the “peace [that] passeth all understanding”xiv when he taught: “Peace of mind, peace of conscience and peace of heart are not determined by our ability to avoid trials, sorrow or heartache. Despite our sincere pleas, not every storm will change course, not every infirmity will be healed and we may not fully understand every doctrine, principle or practice taught by prophets, seers and revelators. Nevertheless, we have been promised peace—with a condition attached.”xv

That condition is that we have faith in our Heavenly Father and in His Son, Jesus Christ and His Atonement. There are incomparable beauties and delights all along life’s journey that remind us of who we are and why we are here and where we are going. There are also difficulties and tribulations. All of these elements, both the trials and the joys, are included in our Heavenly Father’s plan of happiness. As we focus on the eternal outcome we desire rather than the current, temporary discomforts, we are better able to learn from our challenges as He intended. As we keep putting one foot in front of the other with faith in Jesus Christ, we will feel peace as we accomplish our goals and fulfill our divine potential. Remember the sublime reward that is waiting for each one who chooses to walk in the Savior’s way: “Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.”xvi

One of the great strengths of an education from LDS Business College is the emphasis on spiritual growth. Many institutions of higher learning help students increase in subject knowledge and the mastery of technical skills, but not many strengthen testimonies of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. All of these types of learning have blessed your life while you have been a student here. Now that you have completed this great goal of graduation, what is next? How can you progress spiritually as well as temporally? Do you still need professors to guide your daily work? Although their words may echo in your mind and even be prominently displayed on your fridge or bathroom mirror long after you finish your degree, it is now up to you to daily apply what you have learned.

So ask yourself, “How can I continue to walk in the ways of righteousness?” Do you have a few favorite scriptures or hymns or Primary songs fixed in your mind that will remind you on those difficult days to continue to follow the Savior’s example? Find those reminders and commit them to memory, keep those scriptures close to your heart, and hum those songs whenever you encounter challenges.

From the most ancient scriptural records to the most modern, from the Old Testament to the Doctrine and Covenants, there are numerous verses that instruct and inspire and uplift. Some of my favorites include this one from Doctrine and Covenants 122:7: “Know thou, my son [or daughter], that all these things shall give thee experience, and shall be for thy good.” Our Father reassures us that there is a wise purpose for all of life’s problems, and they will result in our eternal progress to become like Him if we keep striving to follow Jesus Christ.

Another scripture, from the Old Testament, is Psalm 84:11–12: “No good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly. O Lord of hosts, blessed is the man [and woman] that trusteth in thee.”

And in the New Testament, we find these reassuring words in John 8:12: “Then spake Jesus … unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” What a great promise in these days of spiritual darkness covering much of the world!

From the Book of Mormon, one that is meaningful to me is Alma 7:9: “But behold, the Spirit hath said … to me … : Cry unto this people, …Repent ye, and prepare the way of the Lord, and walk in his paths, which are straight; for behold, the kingdom of heaven is at hand, and the Son of God cometh upon the face of the earth.” In these last days, we are preparing for the return of Jesus Christ. An essential part of that preparation for each of us is daily repenting and learning to walk in His straight paths.

A familiar hymn that is also a Primary song expresses our plea for divine help and also includes the keys to walking in the Savior’s way:

Teach me to walk in the light of his love;

Teach me to pray to my Father above;

Teach me to know of the things that are right;

Teach me, teach me to walk in the light.

Come, little child, and together we’ll learn

Of his commandments, that we may return

Home to his presence, to live in his sight—

Always, always to walk in the light.

Father in Heaven, we thank thee this day

For loving guidance to show us the way.

Grateful, we praise thee with songs of delight!

Gladly, gladly we’ll walk in the light.xvii

What can you do to encourage others to walk in His light, to stay on the covenant path and to invite them to join you on the journey? There are many who feel alone or who know not where to find the peace the gospel brings. When we help others along the way back to our heavenly home, our experience becomes more joyful. As Elder Jeffrey R. Holland expressed: “We may not be able to alter the journey, but we can make sure no one walks it alone. Surely that is what it means to bear one another's burdens.”xviii And Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf counsels us to invite others to “come and see, come and help, and come and stay.”xix As we do so, our own testimonies are increased, our individual resolve is strengthened and our joy is multiplied when we bring others on the covenant path with us.xx

As you move out into the world and take your place in companies, corporations and cooperatives, you have the opportunity to make a significant difference. What you have learned at LDS Business College will help you become all you were designed to be by your Heavenly Father if you walk in the ways of Jesus Christ. Your circles of influence will include many who are hoping to be shown that greater light. I invite you and encourage you to stay on the covenant path and help others along the way. Your efforts to do so will be a great blessing to yourself, those with whom you share His light and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You are promised that if you “search diligently, pray always, and [are] believing, … all things shall work together for your good, if ye walk uprightly and remember the covenant wherewith ye have covenanted.”xxi

It will not be easy, but it will be eternally worth the effort to grow in faith and be consistent in walking in the meekness of Jesus Christ in order to enjoy His promised peace. We hear that message in the words of this song:

I walk today along the path of life.
No more a child protected from the strife.
Now I must face whatever foes may come
And fight with strength until the battle's won.

I trembling fear the task is far too great,
On every side the Tempter lies in wait.
What can I do? I plead to Him above,
Then hear Him speak these gentle words of love:

Learn of me and listen to my words,
Walk in the meekness of my light
And I shall give you peace,
My love will never cease,
For I am Jesus Christ.xxii

I believe I speak for President Kusch, the faculty and all leaders who are here today when I say, “[We] have no greater joy than to hear that [our] children walk in truth.”xxiii As some of those precious children of God, you have the capacity to be strong, faithful and resilient, and it is vitally important that you make the choice to stay on the covenant path no matter what challenges come. As you look to the future, may you continue to walk in the meekness of the Spirit of the Lord and thereby reach your eternal goals. I bear you my witness that it will be worth every effort. In the blessed name of Jesus Christ, amen.

[1] “The best laid schemes of mice and men, Go often askew, And leave us nothing but grief and pain, For promised joy!” (English translation of poem in Scottish by Robert Burns, “To a Mouse, on Turning Her Up in Her Nest With the Plough,” Nov. 1785).

[2] Ralph Keyes, The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When (2006),159–60.

[3] M. Russell Ballard, in Sarah Jane Weaver, “The World Will Win the War on COVID-19,” Church News, Mar. 29, 2020, 4.

[4] See Isaiah 33:15.

[5] See Psalm 84:11.

[6] See 2 Nephi 33:9.

[7] See Mosiah 4:15.

[8] See Jeremiah 26:4.

[9] See Ether 6:17; Micah 6:8.

[10] See 1 John 1:7.

[11] Doctrine and Covenants 19:23.

[12] See Scott Nelson, “President Nelson’s Second Invitation of 2020: ‘How Do You Hear Him?’ #HearHim,” Church News, Feb. 26, 2020.

[13] See Neal A. Maxwell, “Meekness—A Dimension of True Discipleship,” Ensign, Mar. 1983.

[14] Philippians 4:7.

[15] W. Christopher Waddell, “A Pattern for Peace,” Ensign, May 2016.

[16] 1 Corinthians 2:9.

[17] “Teach Me to Walk in the Light,” Hymns, no. 304.

[18] Jeffrey R. Holland, “Bearing One Another’s Burdens,” Ensign, May 2018.

[19] Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “Missionary Work: Sharing What Is in Your Heart,” Ensign, May 2019.

[20] See Doctrine and Covenants 18:16.

[21] Doctrine and Covenants 90:24; emphasis added.

[22] Janice Kapp Perry, “Learn of Me,” 2009.

[23] 3 John 1:4.

List of Graduates

Two-Year Associate of Applied Science

Applied Technology

Kelsie Dee*

Business/Accounting

Joshua Ames

Daniel Asquith

Megan Blake

William Brewster

Michael Bybee

Loren Cole

Jacob Engh

Mahonri Gomez Hernandez*

Alvin Guevara

Hazel Guzman Torres

Nicole Joseph*

Veronica Lino Gavilan*

Brycen McCombs

Brysen McDonald*

Frank Moore*

Rumesh Ramiah

Dallin Remund

Laila Revollo Rivas

Daniel Scicluna

Helios Zgjani

Business/Business Management

Austin Alvis

Helaman Antay Sanchez

Fernando Arauz Martinez

Jessica Arellano Lagunas*

Jason Ashcroft

Scott Atkinson

Nephi Boren*

Oscar Briones Ramirez

Quickening Brown

Justin Burkett

Walter Chatora

Jesse Christensen

Colby Clem*

Juliet Cook

Derek Cooper

Kevin Samuel Correa Valarezo*

Hannah Feltis

Shaneal Flandro*

Douglas Franco Madruga

Caitlin Freeman

Jayse Garrett*

Maria Garzon

Valeria Gutierrez Fernandez*

Stephen Hall*

Grace Hart

Parker Hawk

Maria Fernanda Herrera Cevallos*

Matthew Jardine

Takhir Khasbiullin*

Juliana Leal De Souza

Valentin Letelier Mendoza

Malia Mack

Andres Martinez Pinzon*

Lea Minarikova*

Muckesh Narine

Tyrell Nelson*

Daniel Olsen

Shania Pahlke*

Raul Perbichi*

Adriana Quinto Hernandez*

Salvador Ramirez

Jose Andonie Ramos Sanchez

Ezequiel Rearte

Ramon Rebolloso*

Edisson Renteria Alfonso

Mariana Rodriguez Morales*

Adriane Rossel Cortez

Stephie Laine San Diego

Sariah Santos Reategui

Caden Searle*

Pietro Selucio

Melanie Suarez Romero*

Doraleen Taulanga*

Tracy Thorup*

Jhoffer Tualla

Jeremy Vai

Kally Whittle*

Marta Zambudio Beltran*

Business/Entrepreneurship

Mitchell Brown*

Monsop Collado Madrigal*

Josiah Erekson*

Thomas Hayes

Peter Remington

Doraleen Taulanga*

Jennifer Wenyi

Lamisitoni Wolfgramm

Business/Global Supply Chain & Operations

Sonya Adams*

Jacob Hess

Brayden Montgomery

Veronica Pachiarotti Perez*

Jacobo Ponce Pilaguano*

Victor A. Sotoseguel*

Alexander Woltjen

Enpin Zhou

Business/Project Management

Sonya Adams*

Rachel Armitage

Luis Bonfim De Souza Borges

Juliet Cook

Christina Cotterall*

Purevbaatar Dagvasuren

Sophia Garner

Hazel Guzman Torres

Nathan Hoskins

Daniel Larson

Chase Maxfield*

Colton May*

Devin Ostlie*

Ben Ottesen

Victor Rocha Yanez

Victor A. Sotoseguel*

Jacob Yoshioka*

Business/Sales

Colin Covel*

Alvin Guevara

Jacob Kovach

J Smith

Digital Technology/Business Intelligence

Brandon Bell*

Ryan Brewer

Maxim Bucanov*

Caroline Grahl Fabiano Alves*

Sofia Montana Bocanegra*

Eder Morales Villeda

Alejandro Rubio

Tomoaki Sakihara

Igor Salamatin

Digital Technology/Cyber Security

Bruno Agostinho*

Candace Albretsen

Alejandro Alonso

Longinos Cadena Garcia

David Santiago Escobar T.

Tyler Evett

Weston Ford

David Garcia Milla

Fatuimoana Halaufia

Cameron Hallett

Tanner Higley

Gavin Keith

Herman Kravchenko*

Morgan Llewellyn

Eder Morales Villeda

Nicolas Morrison

Brandon Newman*

Roberto Osornio Arellano

Salvador Vinay Mollinedo

Digital Technology/Database Administration

Guilherme Barbosa*

Brandon Bell*

Gavin Keith

Alejandro Rubio

Benjamin Sundberg

Digital Technology/Network Engineering

Longinos Cadena Garcia

Ronei Da Luz Cavalheiro

David Santiago Escobar T.

PremaLatha Ganta

David Garcia Milla

Victor Goncalves Vargas

Galo Lastra Mosquera

Phubes Martwangsaeng*

Cristina Misiuk Rocha*

Eder Morales Villeda

Roberto Osornio Arellano

Salvador Vinay Mollinedo

Digital Technology/Social Media Marketing

Sebastian Amado

Lavinia Anderl*

Noriane Antunes*

Chay Buckley

Hannah Byers

Filipe Carters Paschoalini*

Enish Davila Mata*

Earl Davis

Alberto De Sa Nunes Neto*

Pricila Dutra

Leticia Figueroa Ruiz

Nayeli Garcia Granados

Bronwyn Glenn

Samuel Gosney

Maggiel Guzman Chauca

Alyssa Hardy

Jennessa Herde

Calvin Hollingsworth

Abigail Jensen*

Hanna Jones*

Joseph Justice

Sydney Kallio

Joshalyn Kirkham

Silvia Madsen

Jenelle Mccolm

Haley McLelland

Belinda McNeil*

Sean Miklovic*

Leticia Monteiro Cardoso Costa*

Katie Munger*

Laura Munoz Gomez

Mariam Nalbandyan*

Thabata Nunes de Freitas*

Klea Olson

Ingrid Pagaza Guzman

Marianne Pressley*

Anthony Raitani*

Sarah Riser

Yu Sun*

Christopher Takashima

Justin Thiel

Luis Vasquez Sebastian*

Daniela Villanueva

Quincy Webber*

Digital Technology/Software Development

Carlos Avalle*

Alberto Baldiviezo Aguilar

Thiago Cavalcante Pinto*

Jordan Evans

Jean Carlos Ferreira Guimaraes*

Eddie Franco Moran*

Cinthya Frid*

Timothy Gates*

Hayden Maeser

Arthur Mafra Lazaro*

Alexander Mestre Andarcia*

Mason Nielson*

Marcos Antonio Oliveira da Silva*

Penelope Sanchez Alcantara*

Ahhyung Yang*

Seung-Hee Yang*

Digital Technology/Systems Analysis

Natalia Conde Frias

Riley Pearce*

Jared Steadman

Rachel Bischoff

Kenia Cabral*

Estefania Calderon Sigcha*

Danna Carmona Ramos

Darcy Enriquez Jimenez

Paola Escobar Arreaga

Robert Ferrolino

Stacey Fraatz Meza*

Evanie Gentil

Emely Guardia Petro*

Logan Hammeren

Ismael Henriquez Salinas

Amarachi Igwe

Estefania Jarosz Trujillo

Luis Lara Sallago

Maleasa Lash*

Kazjana Lee

Nicole McCollaum

Leonardo Moreira Monteiro*

Jennifer Ramirez Gomez*

Aldana Sanchez

Gianinna Stocco*

Silvina Troncoso

Laura Vaca Guzman Balata

Viviane Zahn Cardoso*

Professional Services/Interior Design

MacKenzie Acheson*

Lori Chapman

Cate Christensen*

Camee Clark*

Chloe Clegg*

Kyndra Collett*

Emily Cooper*

Zariel Dahle*

Jaqueline De Andrade Damiani*

Amy Fleming*

Lindsey Forsberg*

Savanna Gallacher*

McKenna Geiser

Heidi Gerber*

Jordan Geurts*

Anna Gregory*

Grace Hague

Sarah Hatch*

Hannah Ingram*

Sadie Johnson

Michelle Kinkade*

Haley Knight*

Madison Margetts

Leslie Minson*

Abigail Morgan*

Marisa Moss*

Michelle Moss*

Kari Pagotto

Haylie Parker*

McKenna Pittaway*

Shayleigh Platt

Nicole Poulsen

Johanna Purdy*

Sandra Romero Vazquez

Vanessa Schaumann*

Ayesha Selway*

Claire Shields

Andressa Sobreira Vasconcelos*

April Stott*

Heather Talbert*

Alma Toronto*

Katrina Weeks

Sierra West*

Lauren York

Professional Services/Paralegal Studies

Gillian Anderson

Marianne Bell*

Elisabeth Carter*

London Dente*

Danielle Eldredge

Maria Fotheringham

Luciana Hervey*

Natalie Houtz

John Merrill

Eliza Petersen*

Rachel Prickett*

Hannah Proctor

Tonya Pruhs*

Malorie Robbins*

Emily Shelton*

Brayden Tackett

Two-Year Associate of Science

Associate of Science

Jarryd Dicus

Josue Jason

Zachary Johnson

Justis Rayburn*

Sabrina Silva de Oliveira

Sierra Stocks*

Rebecca Vaughn*

Integrated Studies

Lucas Added

Tanaya Aden*

Candace Albretsen

Kelly Alvarado Plasencia*

Carlos Alvarado Triana

Lizmaylin Alvestegui Montero

Austin Alvis

Sebastian Amado

Joshua Ames

Spencer Anderson

Noriane Antunes*

David Aranda Sierra*

Daniel Aranibar

Jason Ashcroft

Daniel Asquith

Scott Atkinson

Carlos Avalle*

Joshua Baldry

Elliot Beeson*

Katherine Berglund

Reinaldo Bermudez*

Shannon Bigelow*

Luis Bonfim De Souza Borges

Whitney Bordelon*

Nephi Boren*

Jack Boyes

Parker Bringhurst*

Oscar Briones Ramirez

Merie Brito Hercules*

Mitchell Brown*

Brielle Buchanan*

Madison Burke*

Enkhjin Byambasuren*

Michael Bybee

Kenia Cabral*

Estefania Calderon Sigcha*

Cedar Call*

Julian Canovas Rodriguez*

Elisabeth Carter*

Filipe Carters Paschoalini*

Hans Carvajal Triana

Dallin Case*

Matthew Cena*

Daniela Cevallos Zambrano*

Juan Chen Milla

Jesse Christensen

Nathan Christensen*

Colby Clem*

Natalia Conde Frias

Derek Cooper

Helaman Coraza Luna*

Anais Corral Cruz*

Kevin Samuel Correa Valarezo*

Ambar Cortez Ayala*

Christina Cotterall*

Colin Covel*

Breanna Cox*

Matthew Dalley

Megan Davidson*

Enish Davila Mata*

Kelsie Dee*

Joseph Dennis*

London Dente*

McKayla Deschler

Wesley Dimond

Matheus Do Egito Pereira dos Santos*

Jacob Donjuan

Elizabeth Drinkall

Emery Dunkin

Davis Ebohon*

Sariah Angelica Echeverria Munguia

Aislynn Fehlberg

Jean Carlos Ferreira Guimaraes*

Robert Ferrolino

Christine Fesler*

Johnathon Finch

Shaneal Flandro*

Amy Fleming*

Douglas Franco Madruga

Eddie Franco Moran*

Caitlin Freeman

Joshua Frenette*

Cinthya Frid*

Andrew Frost

McKenna Fuller

Jensen Fullmer

Savanna Gallacher*

Rossy Galo Garcia*

Mosiah Gaona Villanueva*

Sophia Garner

Giovanni Garofalo Betancourt

Maria Garzon

Jordan Geurts*

Mateo Gobilard Diaz*

Aaron Goins*

Shelby Goudy*

Kevin Green Contreras

Caitlyn Grubbs

Alvin Guevara

Cristian Gutierrez Lima*

Derick Gwynn*

Joshua Hadden*

Grace Hague

Logan Hammeren

Grace Hart

Emily Hatch

Riker Healey

Nicholas Henry*

Spencer Heyward

Pamela Hirwa

Abby Hobbs*

Jacalyn Hood*

Krysta Housley

Wei Hsu*

Aoran Huang*

Chun-Shen Huang

Brady Iden*

Eve Inman*

Abigail Jensen*

Jisoo Jeong*

Lynzie Johnson*

Richard Jorgensen

Barbara Jubette Pinheiro

Eeno Kalola

Gavin Keith

Joseph Kent*

Michelle Kinkade*

Joshalyn Kirkham

Pei Hsuan Kuang*

Hang Kung

Luis Lara Sallago

Caitlin Larson*

Daniel Larson

Maleasa Lash*

Galo Lastra Mosquera

Liahona Lechevrel Ficquet

Artur Leite Chevitarese Parada*

Sydney Lewis*

Dairong Li*

Rafael Lopes Sousa*

Luis Lopez

Alexander Ludwig

Jose Luna-Robles

Hayden Maeser

Luana Marali Yuyes Moro Recuenco*

Andres Martinez Pinzon*

Phubes Martwangsaeng*

Brandon Mata Buentello

Colton May*

Pablo Maza Espinosa*

Brycen McCombs

Oleksandr Medynskyi*

Samuel Mena*

Alexander Mestre Andarcia*

Ezra Metekingi*

Jesus Millano*

Helen Miller*

Leslie Minson*

Hayden Moeller*

Cecilia Montero Vasquez*

Brayden Montgomery

Leonardo Moreira Monteiro*

Samuel Morris*

Kinsey Morse

Adriana Munoz

Mariam Nalbandyan*

Ribeka Nanjo*

Muckesh Narine

Tyrell Nelson*

Zachary Nelson*

Liz Nino de Guzman Rodriguez

Lindsey Norton

Marcos Antonio Oliveira da Silva*

Iker Oliver Cardoso

Ryon Oliver

Victoria Olson*

Saul Ortiz*

Ben Ottesen

Veronica Pachiarotti Perez*

Zachary Palmer*

Brooke Passey

Rachel Peckham*

Kaina Peraza

Francisco Perez Pena*

Austin Phipps

Jesse Pierce*

Eduardo Pinto*

Jacobo Ponce Pilaguano*

Rachel Prickett*

Hannah Proctor

Adriana Quinto Hernandez*

Cole Racine

Amanda Raines*

Hunter Raines

Anthony Raitani*

Kadin Reese*

Dallin Remund

Edisson Renteria Alfonso

Carlo Reyes Aranda*

Matheus Ribeiro e Silva*

Sarah Riser

Malorie Robbins*

Victor Rocha Yanez

Sandra Romero Vazquez

Sarah Romero Velasquez*

Sierra Ropp

Chase Rowberry

Connor Ryan

Harold Saavedra Roque*

Igor Salamatin

Maricielo Saldarriaga Noel*

Penelope Sanchez Alcantara*

Aldana Sanchez

Sariah Santos Reategui

Truman Schenck*

Aurora Schuler*

Daniel Scicluna

Caden Searle*

Tanner Sharek

Emily Shelton*

Kimberly Skousen

Jessica Slagowski*

Karla Sobalvarro*

Young Song*

Kelsey Sparks

Alexander Spiro*

Kim Staheli

Brady Stahle

Jared Steadman

Ashley Stokes*

Fabianna Stracuzzi Letamendi*

Benjamin Stratton

Benjamin Sundberg

Sten Svensson*

Brayden Tackett

Doraleen Taulanga*

Kelly Taylor*

Knight Taylor*

Ofa Teaupa

Matthew Thomas*

Beatrice Tiaou*

Cecilia Torre Rico

Kevin Troll*

Neilani Tuaone

Victor Umahi

Elizabeth Urizar Alonzo*

Laura Vaca Guzman Balata

Jeremy Vai

Martin Benjamin Valdes*

Daniel Vallejo Vega*

Katherine Van Beekum*

Mitchel Vellinga*

Isabel Vidal Sandoval*

Casey Wall*

Derek Ward

Tsehaye Wells

Jennifer Wenyi

Jonathan West*

Paige White*

Chandler Willey*

Kyle Wiser

Derrick Wong*

Shun Yabutani*

Ahhyung Yang*

Viviane Zahn Cardoso*

Nicolas Zanni Morales*

Diana Marcela Zuniga Lobo*

One-Year Certificate

Accounting

Reinaldo Bermudez*

Whitney Bordelon*

Parker Bringhurst*

Julian Canovas Rodriguez*

Nathan Christensen*

Helaman Coraza Luna*

Matheus Do Egito Pereira dos Santos*

Elizabeth Drinkall

Caitlin Freeman

Shelby Goudy*

Cristian Gutierrez Lima*

Kelli Hall*

Parker Hawk

Riker Healey

Nicholas Henry*

Wei Hsu*

Jisoo Jeong*

Timothy Keck*

Joseph Kent*

Takhir Khasbiullin*

Artur Leite Chevitarese Parada*

Valentin Letelier Mendoza

Dairong Li*

Alexander Ludwig

Ezra Metekingi*

Jesus Millano*

Hayden Moeller*

Zachary Palmer*

Jesse Pierce*

Eduardo Pinto*

Cole Racine

Maria Resendiz Olivas

Katherine Rodrigues

Chase Rowberry

Connor Ryan

Harold Saavedra Roque*

Truman Schenck*

Tanner Sharek

Sten Svensson*

Kelly Taylor*

Knight Taylor*

Ofa Teaupa

Matthew Thomas*

Neilani Tuaone

Victor Umahi

Daniel Vallejo Vega*

Katherine Van Beekum*

Jonathan West*

Derrick Wong*

Sierra Stocks*

Business Analytics

David Aranda Sierra*

Jack Boyes

Alle Gonzalez*

Takhir Khasbiullin*

Artur Leite Chevitarese Parada*

Alfredo Najera

Tanner Peart*

Digital Marketing

Madison Burke*

Enkhjin Byambasuren*

Hannah Byers

Anais Corral Cruz*

Joshua Hadden*

Andrew Henrie*

Maria Fernanda Herrera Cevallos*

Lynzie Johnson*

Caitlin Larson*

Saul Ortiz*

Kaina Peraza

Anthony Raitani*

Tracy Thorup*

Beatrice Tiaou*

Luis Vasquez Sebastian*

Derek Ward

Shun Yabutani*

Jarryd Dicus

Ingrid Pagaza Guzman

Global Supply Chain & Operations

Megan Davidson*

Wesley Dimond

Mosiah Gaona Villanueva*

Kevin Green Contreras

Alvin Guevara

Chun-Shen Huang

Eve Inman*

Samuel Mena*

Alfredo Najera

Francisco Perez Pena*

Matheus Ribeiro e Silva*

Sten Svensson*

Jeannette Watson*

Interior Design

Tanaya Aden*

Cedar Call*

Johnathon Finch

Kaitlin Jarvis

Ribeka Nanjo*

Amanda Raines*

Kelsey Sparks

Alexa Young

Management

Francisco Perez Pena*

Medical Assistant

Luis Aguirre Reyes

Ricky Almanzor

Lizmaylin Alvestegui Montero

Michelly Arista Blanco*

Shannon Bigelow*

Rachel Bischoff

Merie Brito Hercules*

Kenia Cabral*

Estefania Calderon Sigcha*

Danna Carmona Ramos

Merin Christensen*

Ambar Cortez Ayala*

Breanna Cox*

McKayla Deschler

Darcy Enriquez Jimenez

Paola Escobar Arreaga

Robert Ferrolino

Stacey Fraatz Meza*

Jensen Fullmer

Evanie Gentil

Caitlyn Grubbs

Emely Guardia Petro*

Logan Hammeren

Ismael Henriquez Salinas

Amarachi Igwe

Estefania Jarosz Trujillo

Aroma Joseph*

Eeno Kalola

Luis Lara Sallago

Maleasa Lash*

Liahona Lechevrel Ficquet

Kazjana Lee

Luis Lopez

Maria Lor

Jose Luna-Robles

Wendy Malcom*

Brandon Mata Buentello

Phoebe Mateos*

Nicole McCollaum

Cecilia Montero Vasquez*

Adriana Munoz

Liz Nino de Guzman Rodriguez

Christopher O'Brien*

Jennifer Ramirez Gomez*

Serena Retamal*

Maricielo Saldarriaga Noel*

Aldana Sanchez

Aurora Schuler*

Karla Sobalvarro*

Gianinna Stocco*

Fabianna Stracuzzi Letamendi*

Silvina Troncoso

Elizabeth Urizar Alonzo*

Laura Vaca Guzman Balata

Italia Vallecillos*

Mitchel Vellinga*

Tsehaye Wells

Viviane Zahn Cardoso*

Diana Marcela Zuniga Lobo*

Medical Coding

Christine Fesler*

Amy Gardiner

Victoria Olson*

Anjuli Christensen*

Leslie Jensen*

Kira Larson*

Melissa Nelson*

Paralegal Studies

Spencer Anderson

Melissa Cates Daley*

Emery Dunkin

Aislynn Fehlberg

Joshua Frenette*

Aaron Goins*

Lindsay Nebeker*

Rachel Peckham*

Eliza Petersen*

Professional Business Management

Zachary Johnson

Justis Rayburn*

Rebecca Vaughn*

Professional Sales

Luis Bonfim De Souza Borges

Matthew Cena*

Thomas Hayes

Pablo Maza Espinosa*

Iker Oliver Cardoso

Amanda Raines*

Hunter Raines

Kim Staheli

Lamisitoni Wolfgramm

Project Management

Lucas Added

Elliot Beeson*

Davis Ebohon*

Mateo Gobilard Diaz*

Emily Hatch

Spencer Heyward

Pamela Hirwa

Julia Johnson*

Barbara Jubette Pinheiro

Sydney Lewis*

Helen Miller*

Giovanni Nieto

Brooke Passey

Kadin Reese*

Darcys Rivas

Mariana Rodriguez Morales*

Paola Servin Romero*

Jessica Slagowski*

Social Media Marketing

Rachael Bauer*

Katherine Berglund

Luis Bonfim De Souza Borges

Madison Burke*

Dallin Case*

Melanie Clayton*

Anais Corral Cruz*

Matthew Dalley

McKenna Fuller

Rossy Galo Garcia*

Giovanni Garofalo Betancourt

Derick Gwynn*

Annelie Hansen*

Andrew Henrie*

Jennessa Herde

Emma Hixson*

Abby Hobbs*

Jacalyn Hood*

Aoran Huang*

Jozet Hulley*

Brady Iden*

Randy Kendell*

Pei Hsuan Kuang*

Trevor Lowry*

Luana Marali Yuyes Moro Recuenco*

Eder Morales Villeda

Samuel Morris*

Kinsey Morse

Katie Munger*

Jessica Nelson*

Lindsey Norton

Yohanna Parrish

Kaina Peraza

Anthony Raitani*

Sierra Ropp

Brady Stahle

Benjamin Stratton

Yu Sun*

Tracy Thorup*

Beatrice Tiaou*

Paige White*

Alison Wilson

Kyle Wiser

Nicolas Zanni Morales*

Technical Support Engineer

Juan Chen Milla

Josue Jason

Richard Jorgensen

Rafael Lopes Sousa*

Cristina Misiuk Rocha*

Igor Salamatin

Young Song*

Alexander Spiro*

Kevin Troll*

Chandler Willey*

Technology Account Management

Ingrid Pagaza Guzman

Windows Administration

Jesus Callirgos

* Honors Student