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5/11/2020 9:59:00 AM | Baseball, Cross Country, Fencing, Field Hockey, Football, Men's Basketball, Men's Golf, Men's Lacrosse, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis, Rowing, Softball, Women's Basketball, Women's Golf, Women's Lacrosse, Women's Soccer, Women's Tennis, Swimming & Diving, Track & Field, Volleyball, Athletics
149 Student-Athletes Garner Duke Degrees
DURHAM, N.C. – 149 Duke student-athletes graduated from Duke University and celebrated their accomplishments for the September 2019, December 2019 and May 2020 academic year. Duke honored its student-athletes during the Sunday and Monday virtual ceremonies.
"We are so proud to have such an extraordinary group of students who are joining the ranks of Duke alumni. They have already made a positive difference on our campus and in their communities, and they stand ready to pursue careers of leadership, purpose, and passion," said Duke President Vincent Price. "While we'll have to wait until next year to celebrate them with the Commencement they deserve on the Duke campus, Marking the Moment will serve as a fitting acknowledgment of our pride in their many accomplishments."
While the traditional in-person commencement ceremony has been postponed, graduating students can celebrated via a new interactive digital experience where hundreds of people contributed words of congratulations, advice and encouragement to graduates.
"Duke is an amazing place that I will forever treasure in my heart. Both the school and the people associated with it have provided one of the most enriching experiences I could imagine, and I will be sad to leave." – Javin DeLaurier, Men's Basketball
"Even though this past season ended early, these past four years have been everything I could have asked for. I still can't believe it went by as fast as it did but I have been so fortunate to have been able to work with such a great group of people. The Duke family is one I'll keep with me for the rest of my life." – Steven DiLisio, Men's Golf
"To me, Duke has given me a home away from home. Through the rowing team, athletics, and Duke as a whole, I've met some of the most important and influential people in my life. Duke gave me the most amazing four years, all of those of which I would not trade anything for. Even though my time at Duke and our season was cut short, I will always be grateful that I had something to care about so deeply and be a part of. I especially want to thank my coaches, fellow seniors, and friends for making Duke mean so much to me. My time at Duke has taught me resiliency, adversity, how to be a better leader and friend, and most importantly how to speak my voice. For all of these reasons, I am forever grateful to Duke and the people who made it special." – Grace Garverick, Rowing
"Graduating from Duke will forever be one of the most important milestones in my life. Being a duke student-athlete was not always easy, between hectic schedules, traveling, and finding time to get everything done but all the hard work is what makes it all worthwhile. Duke, it's campus, and the people who fill it will always have a piece of my heart. From freshmen to senior year I was always awestruck by the gothic architecture, cotton candy sunsets, or the school spirit embedded in each student. Duke is truly in a league of its own. I am simply grateful that I got to be part of a tradition so much bigger than myself. Duke true, Duke blue, forever Duke. – Callie Humphrey, Women's Lacrosse
"It's a great feeling to get a degree from such a prestigious school while developing as a baseball player. It's the culmination of a lot of hard work and great support." – Matt Mervis, Baseball
"A Duke degree is special to me in so many ways. It has set me up for my future and allowed me to be part of an incredibly close-knit and supportive community. I was fortunate to go on the Athletic Civic Engagement (ACE) trip to South Africa that I would not have otherwise been able to experience without Duke University. The combination of programs offered by Duke University: the ACE trip, an Economics degree, and being part of the Duke Volleyball team, has shaped me personally and inspired my career goal of helping underdeveloped countries become economically stable. I will forever be grateful for and proud to be a member of this supportive and inclusive Duke community." – Sarah Nelson, Volleyball
"This degree means so much. Receiving my diploma will be a moment that reveals all my hard work and sacrifices paid off! Being a Duke alumnus is something I will always treasure." – Emily Schubert, Women's Basketball
"Duke has given me so much over the past four years. This degree is more than just a sign of courses taken and information learned. It speaks to the life-long friends I've made, empowering professors I've worked with and incredibly supportive mentors who have been by me at each step of my time here. I will miss having not only teammates, but also staff, constantly nurture and push me. Duke Athletics is a special family and so grateful for how they welcomed me in over the past four years." -- Jillian Wolgemuth, Field Hockey
#GoDuke
Duke Graduates
Baseball
Chase Cheek – Psychology
Bill Chillari – Environmental Sciences & Policy
Chris Dutra – Sociology; Political Science minor
Eli Herrick – Economics
Matt Mervis – Political Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Erikson Nichols – Neuroscience; Chemistry & Biology minors
Coleman Williams – Evolutionary Anthropology; Chemistry & Biology minors
Football
Zach Baker – Masters of Management Studies
Mark Birmingham – Public Policy; History minor
Scott Bracey – Masters of Management Studies
Brittain Brown – Double major in Computer Science & Sociology
Elijah Deveaux – Psychology & Public Policy
Xander Gagnon – Political Science; Markets & Management certificate
Quentin Harris – Masters of Management Studies
Tre Hornbuckle – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Myles Hudzick – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Javon Jackson – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Scott Jones – Public Policy; Economics minor; Philosophy, Politics and Economics certificate
Robert Kraeling – History; Political Science minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jaylen Miller – Evolutionary Anthropology
Jacob Morgenstern – Public Policy; Sociology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Austin Parker – Masters of Management Studies
Koby Quansah – Psychology; Markets & Management certificate
AJ Reed – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lee Rodio – Double major in Public Policy and History; Political Science minor
Julian Santos – Visual and Media Studies; Arts of the Moving Image certificate
Tim Skapek – Mechanical Engineering; Finance and Economics minors; Aerospace Engineering certificate
Liam Smith – Political Science
Noah Waddell – Computer Science; Psychology minor
Antone Williams – Double major in African and African American Studies and Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Jack Wohlabaugh – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Ryan Wolitzer – Political Science; History minor
Ben Wyatt – Economics
Field Hockey
Hattie Bevan – Masters in Management Studies
Kirby Comizio – Sociology; Visual and Media Studies minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Margaux Paolino – English; Visual and Media Studies minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Haley Schleicher – Psychology; Global Health minor
Sammi Steele – Masters of Management Studies
Jillian Wolgemuth – Political Science; Education & Global Health minors
Men's Basketball
Javin DeLaurier – International Comparative Studies
Justin Robinson – Masters of Management Studies; Psychology (Spring 2019)
Jack White – Sociology
Men's Fencing
Connor Ghazaleh – Double major in Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science; Economics minor
Eoin Gronningsater – Political Science; Psychology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Aidan McGinnis – Biology; Psychology minor
Jonathan Schwartzman – Double major in Biology & Philosophy; Chemistry minor
Ben Stone – Evolutionary Anthropology; Decision Sciences certificate
Agoston Walter – Double major in Biomedical Engineering & Electrical and Computer Engineering
Men's Golf
Steven DiLisio – Economics
Chandler Eaton – Environmental Science & Policy
Harrison Taee – Computer Science
Men's Lacrosse
John Bowler – Mechanical Engineering
CJ Carpenter – History
JT Giles-Harris – Public Policy
Ryan Hastings – Biomedical Engineering
Blake Leischow – History
Terry Lindsay – English
Sean Lowrie – Masters in Management Studies
Joey Manown – History
Austin Meacham – Masters of Management Studies
Ben Medrano – Masters in Management Studies
Kevin Quigley – Political Science
Walker Scaglione – History
Brian Smyth – History
Turner Uppgren – Masters in Management Studies
Reilly Walsh – Political Science
Josh White – Economics
Men's Soccer
Colby Agu – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jack Doran – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Max Feldman – International Comparative Studies; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Li Jeffrey – Double major in Computer Science & Economics
Nicolas Macri – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Max Moser – Political Science; Sociology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Hassan Pinto – Masters of Management Studies
Daniele Proch – History; Policy, Journalism & Media Studies certificate
Suniel Veerakone – Neuroscience
Brandon Williamson – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Men's Tennis
Samir Agadi – International Comparative Studies
Spencer Furman – Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Nick Stachowiak – Psychology; Education minor
Men's Track & Field
Connor Atkinson – Masters in Management Studies
Ben Beatty – Political Science; Sociology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Nico Coleman – Political Science; Art History minor
AJ Eckmann – Double major in Statistics and Computer Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Christian Friis – Political Science; History minor
Cole Hoff – Public Policy; Psychology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Kiegan Lenihan – Mechanical Engineering
Michael Marsack – Evolutionary Anthropology; Sociology minor
Sean Rafique – Classical Languages; Classical Civilization & Cultural Anthropology minors
Dalton Randall – Economics; Russian minor
Ethan Ready – Double major in History and Environmental Science; French minor
Esteban Suarez – Biology; Chemistry minor
Tom Sullivan – Economics; Psychology minor
Matt Wisner – Public Policy
Rowing
Lelia Boley – Neuroscience; Education and Psychology minors
Rani Duff – Double major in History & Global Health
Tara Fagan – Double major in Sociology & Political Science
Grace Garverick – Public Policy; Political Science & Sociology minors
Olivia Mendonca – Psychology; Education minor
Kiernan Spencer – History; Political Science & Psychology minors
Swimming & Diving
Sheldon Boboff – Economics
Suzanne Dolan – Psychology
Lizzie Fitzpatrick – Masters in Management Studies
Jaina Gaudette – Mechanical Engineering
Nathaniel Hernandez – Biology
Kylie Jordan – Psychology
Brittany Kampfer – Biology
Alyssa Marsh – Political Science
Daichi Matsuda – Mechanical Engineering
Kira Page – Psychology
Miles Williams – Political Science
Softball
Emilie Cieslak – Double major in Political Science & Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jazmine Moreno – Neuroscience
Dominique Salinas – Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Raine Wilson – Political Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Volleyball
Samantha Amos – Visual & Media Studies
Lauren Cline – Masters in Management Studies
Sarah Nelson – Economics
Natalie Schilling – Public Policy
Women's Basketball
Kyra Lambert – Masters in Management Studies
Leaonna Odom – Evolutionary Anthropology
Emily Schubert – Economics
Women's Fencing
Kendyl Bree – Biomedical Engineering; Biology & Psychology minors
Lindsay Sapienza – Economics; Policy; Journalism and Media Studies certificate
Zuzu Tang – Double major in Computer Science and Statistical Science
Jessica Whang – Biology; Chemistry and Psychology minors
Laurel Zhang – Double major in Economics and Public Policy
Women's Golf
Ana Belac – Statistics
Miranda Wang – Public Policy
Women's Lacrosse
Gabbe Cadoux – Visual Media Studies; Photography minor; Documentary Studies certificate
Catherine Cordrey – Public Policy; Visual Media Studies minor
Sam DeBellis – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Callie Humphrey – Classical Civilizations; Art History minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lindsey Reynolds – Biology; Chemistry minor
Lexi Rieu – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Women's Soccer
Emma Carlson – Environmental Science/Policy
Mackenzie Coles – Public Policy; Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies minor
Olivia Erlbeck – Psychology
Ella Stevens – Sociology
Emily Wilson – Public Policy
Women's Tennis
Meible Chi – Evolutionary Anthropology; Biology & Chemistry minors
Summer Dvorak – Masters in Management Studies
Women's Track & Field
Sarah Armstrong – Sociology; Psychology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lindsay Billings – Biology
Veronica Brtek – Double major in Biomedical Engineering and Neuroscience
Tracy Jander – Biology; Religion minor
Cassie Martin – Sociology; Psychology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Gabrielle Richichi – Environmental Science
Chesney Ward – Evolutionary Anthropology; Music minor
"We are so proud to have such an extraordinary group of students who are joining the ranks of Duke alumni. They have already made a positive difference on our campus and in their communities, and they stand ready to pursue careers of leadership, purpose, and passion," said Duke President Vincent Price. "While we'll have to wait until next year to celebrate them with the Commencement they deserve on the Duke campus, Marking the Moment will serve as a fitting acknowledgment of our pride in their many accomplishments."
While the traditional in-person commencement ceremony has been postponed, graduating students can celebrated via a new interactive digital experience where hundreds of people contributed words of congratulations, advice and encouragement to graduates.
"Duke is an amazing place that I will forever treasure in my heart. Both the school and the people associated with it have provided one of the most enriching experiences I could imagine, and I will be sad to leave." – Javin DeLaurier, Men's Basketball
"Even though this past season ended early, these past four years have been everything I could have asked for. I still can't believe it went by as fast as it did but I have been so fortunate to have been able to work with such a great group of people. The Duke family is one I'll keep with me for the rest of my life." – Steven DiLisio, Men's Golf
"To me, Duke has given me a home away from home. Through the rowing team, athletics, and Duke as a whole, I've met some of the most important and influential people in my life. Duke gave me the most amazing four years, all of those of which I would not trade anything for. Even though my time at Duke and our season was cut short, I will always be grateful that I had something to care about so deeply and be a part of. I especially want to thank my coaches, fellow seniors, and friends for making Duke mean so much to me. My time at Duke has taught me resiliency, adversity, how to be a better leader and friend, and most importantly how to speak my voice. For all of these reasons, I am forever grateful to Duke and the people who made it special." – Grace Garverick, Rowing
"Graduating from Duke will forever be one of the most important milestones in my life. Being a duke student-athlete was not always easy, between hectic schedules, traveling, and finding time to get everything done but all the hard work is what makes it all worthwhile. Duke, it's campus, and the people who fill it will always have a piece of my heart. From freshmen to senior year I was always awestruck by the gothic architecture, cotton candy sunsets, or the school spirit embedded in each student. Duke is truly in a league of its own. I am simply grateful that I got to be part of a tradition so much bigger than myself. Duke true, Duke blue, forever Duke. – Callie Humphrey, Women's Lacrosse
"It's a great feeling to get a degree from such a prestigious school while developing as a baseball player. It's the culmination of a lot of hard work and great support." – Matt Mervis, Baseball
"A Duke degree is special to me in so many ways. It has set me up for my future and allowed me to be part of an incredibly close-knit and supportive community. I was fortunate to go on the Athletic Civic Engagement (ACE) trip to South Africa that I would not have otherwise been able to experience without Duke University. The combination of programs offered by Duke University: the ACE trip, an Economics degree, and being part of the Duke Volleyball team, has shaped me personally and inspired my career goal of helping underdeveloped countries become economically stable. I will forever be grateful for and proud to be a member of this supportive and inclusive Duke community." – Sarah Nelson, Volleyball
"This degree means so much. Receiving my diploma will be a moment that reveals all my hard work and sacrifices paid off! Being a Duke alumnus is something I will always treasure." – Emily Schubert, Women's Basketball
"Duke has given me so much over the past four years. This degree is more than just a sign of courses taken and information learned. It speaks to the life-long friends I've made, empowering professors I've worked with and incredibly supportive mentors who have been by me at each step of my time here. I will miss having not only teammates, but also staff, constantly nurture and push me. Duke Athletics is a special family and so grateful for how they welcomed me in over the past four years." -- Jillian Wolgemuth, Field Hockey
#GoDuke
Duke Graduates
Baseball
Chase Cheek – Psychology
Bill Chillari – Environmental Sciences & Policy
Chris Dutra – Sociology; Political Science minor
Eli Herrick – Economics
Matt Mervis – Political Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Erikson Nichols – Neuroscience; Chemistry & Biology minors
Coleman Williams – Evolutionary Anthropology; Chemistry & Biology minors
Football
Zach Baker – Masters of Management Studies
Mark Birmingham – Public Policy; History minor
Scott Bracey – Masters of Management Studies
Brittain Brown – Double major in Computer Science & Sociology
Elijah Deveaux – Psychology & Public Policy
Xander Gagnon – Political Science; Markets & Management certificate
Quentin Harris – Masters of Management Studies
Tre Hornbuckle – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Myles Hudzick – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Javon Jackson – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Scott Jones – Public Policy; Economics minor; Philosophy, Politics and Economics certificate
Robert Kraeling – History; Political Science minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jaylen Miller – Evolutionary Anthropology
Jacob Morgenstern – Public Policy; Sociology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Austin Parker – Masters of Management Studies
Koby Quansah – Psychology; Markets & Management certificate
AJ Reed – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lee Rodio – Double major in Public Policy and History; Political Science minor
Julian Santos – Visual and Media Studies; Arts of the Moving Image certificate
Tim Skapek – Mechanical Engineering; Finance and Economics minors; Aerospace Engineering certificate
Liam Smith – Political Science
Noah Waddell – Computer Science; Psychology minor
Antone Williams – Double major in African and African American Studies and Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Jack Wohlabaugh – Sociology; Markets & Management certificate
Ryan Wolitzer – Political Science; History minor
Ben Wyatt – Economics
Field Hockey
Hattie Bevan – Masters in Management Studies
Kirby Comizio – Sociology; Visual and Media Studies minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Margaux Paolino – English; Visual and Media Studies minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Haley Schleicher – Psychology; Global Health minor
Sammi Steele – Masters of Management Studies
Jillian Wolgemuth – Political Science; Education & Global Health minors
Men's Basketball
Javin DeLaurier – International Comparative Studies
Justin Robinson – Masters of Management Studies; Psychology (Spring 2019)
Jack White – Sociology
Men's Fencing
Connor Ghazaleh – Double major in Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science; Economics minor
Eoin Gronningsater – Political Science; Psychology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Aidan McGinnis – Biology; Psychology minor
Jonathan Schwartzman – Double major in Biology & Philosophy; Chemistry minor
Ben Stone – Evolutionary Anthropology; Decision Sciences certificate
Agoston Walter – Double major in Biomedical Engineering & Electrical and Computer Engineering
Men's Golf
Steven DiLisio – Economics
Chandler Eaton – Environmental Science & Policy
Harrison Taee – Computer Science
Men's Lacrosse
John Bowler – Mechanical Engineering
CJ Carpenter – History
JT Giles-Harris – Public Policy
Ryan Hastings – Biomedical Engineering
Blake Leischow – History
Terry Lindsay – English
Sean Lowrie – Masters in Management Studies
Joey Manown – History
Austin Meacham – Masters of Management Studies
Ben Medrano – Masters in Management Studies
Kevin Quigley – Political Science
Walker Scaglione – History
Brian Smyth – History
Turner Uppgren – Masters in Management Studies
Reilly Walsh – Political Science
Josh White – Economics
Men's Soccer
Colby Agu – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jack Doran – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Max Feldman – International Comparative Studies; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Li Jeffrey – Double major in Computer Science & Economics
Nicolas Macri – Political Science; Economics minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Max Moser – Political Science; Sociology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Hassan Pinto – Masters of Management Studies
Daniele Proch – History; Policy, Journalism & Media Studies certificate
Suniel Veerakone – Neuroscience
Brandon Williamson – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Men's Tennis
Samir Agadi – International Comparative Studies
Spencer Furman – Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Nick Stachowiak – Psychology; Education minor
Men's Track & Field
Connor Atkinson – Masters in Management Studies
Ben Beatty – Political Science; Sociology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Nico Coleman – Political Science; Art History minor
AJ Eckmann – Double major in Statistics and Computer Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Christian Friis – Political Science; History minor
Cole Hoff – Public Policy; Psychology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Kiegan Lenihan – Mechanical Engineering
Michael Marsack – Evolutionary Anthropology; Sociology minor
Sean Rafique – Classical Languages; Classical Civilization & Cultural Anthropology minors
Dalton Randall – Economics; Russian minor
Ethan Ready – Double major in History and Environmental Science; French minor
Esteban Suarez – Biology; Chemistry minor
Tom Sullivan – Economics; Psychology minor
Matt Wisner – Public Policy
Rowing
Lelia Boley – Neuroscience; Education and Psychology minors
Rani Duff – Double major in History & Global Health
Tara Fagan – Double major in Sociology & Political Science
Grace Garverick – Public Policy; Political Science & Sociology minors
Olivia Mendonca – Psychology; Education minor
Kiernan Spencer – History; Political Science & Psychology minors
Swimming & Diving
Sheldon Boboff – Economics
Suzanne Dolan – Psychology
Lizzie Fitzpatrick – Masters in Management Studies
Jaina Gaudette – Mechanical Engineering
Nathaniel Hernandez – Biology
Kylie Jordan – Psychology
Brittany Kampfer – Biology
Alyssa Marsh – Political Science
Daichi Matsuda – Mechanical Engineering
Kira Page – Psychology
Miles Williams – Political Science
Softball
Emilie Cieslak – Double major in Political Science & Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Jazmine Moreno – Neuroscience
Dominique Salinas – Psychology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Raine Wilson – Political Science; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Volleyball
Samantha Amos – Visual & Media Studies
Lauren Cline – Masters in Management Studies
Sarah Nelson – Economics
Natalie Schilling – Public Policy
Women's Basketball
Kyra Lambert – Masters in Management Studies
Leaonna Odom – Evolutionary Anthropology
Emily Schubert – Economics
Women's Fencing
Kendyl Bree – Biomedical Engineering; Biology & Psychology minors
Lindsay Sapienza – Economics; Policy; Journalism and Media Studies certificate
Zuzu Tang – Double major in Computer Science and Statistical Science
Jessica Whang – Biology; Chemistry and Psychology minors
Laurel Zhang – Double major in Economics and Public Policy
Women's Golf
Ana Belac – Statistics
Miranda Wang – Public Policy
Women's Lacrosse
Gabbe Cadoux – Visual Media Studies; Photography minor; Documentary Studies certificate
Catherine Cordrey – Public Policy; Visual Media Studies minor
Sam DeBellis – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Callie Humphrey – Classical Civilizations; Art History minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lindsey Reynolds – Biology; Chemistry minor
Lexi Rieu – Sociology; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Women's Soccer
Emma Carlson – Environmental Science/Policy
Mackenzie Coles – Public Policy; Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies minor
Olivia Erlbeck – Psychology
Ella Stevens – Sociology
Emily Wilson – Public Policy
Women's Tennis
Meible Chi – Evolutionary Anthropology; Biology & Chemistry minors
Summer Dvorak – Masters in Management Studies
Women's Track & Field
Sarah Armstrong – Sociology; Psychology minor; Markets & Management Studies certificate
Lindsay Billings – Biology
Veronica Brtek – Double major in Biomedical Engineering and Neuroscience
Tracy Jander – Biology; Religion minor
Cassie Martin – Sociology; Psychology minor; Innovation & Entrepreneurship certificate
Gabrielle Richichi – Environmental Science
Chesney Ward – Evolutionary Anthropology; Music minor
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