UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT

EXERCISES

MONDAY, MAY 18 , 2015

MAR IUCC I AR ~ NA

A . CAR._LSON SCHOOL

OF MANAGEMENT

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT

EXERCISES

MONDAY, MAY 18, 2015

MARIUCCI ARi:::NA

A . CARLSON SCHOOL

OF MANAGEMENT

. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Letter from the Dean

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We gather today in celebration to award you with a degree that

recognizes your tireless efforts, acknowledges your scholarly

achievements, and symbolizes the transformative effect of

business ·education. Whether you pursue a career in business,

form your own venture, lead a nonprofit, or pursue further

studies, your degree from the Carlson School of Management

has you poised to create a brighter future.

And although you may be leaving the Carlson School after

today, the Carlson School will not leave you. You have become

part of a powerful entity comprised of the more than 50,000

graduates who came before you. A global force that reaches

across 95 countries, yet still maintains a strong connection from

whence it came.

Carlson School alumni are accomplishing amazing feats

across the globe while at the same time ensuring that the next

generation of leaders being shaped in Minnesota has the same

opportunities afforded to them. They mentor our students.

Car lson School of Management at the University of Minneso ta

They provide experiential learning opportunities. They employ

our students and graduates. They become our business partners.

They invest both their time and their financial resources in our

progress. They realize that the value of their degree is not fixed;

rather it appreciates with proper stewardship. I hope you will

follow their lead. In appreciation, know that we will always be

here to assist in your continued pursuits in any way we can.

On behalf of the University of Minnesota and the faculty and staff

of the Carlson School, I offer you sincere congratulations. We

are proud of all that you have achieved to date and are even more

excited about all that you will accomplish in the years to come.

Sri Zaheer Dean and Elmer L. Andersen Chair in Global Corporate Social Responsibility

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Program

Processional

Welcome

Commencement speaker

Awards

Student speaker

University of Minnesota Brass Ensemble Timothy Diem, Conductor

Sri Zaheer Dean and Elmer L. Andersen Chair in Global Corporate Social Responsibility

John G. Stumpf Chairman, President, and CEO Wells Fargo & Company

Mary Maus Kosir Assistant Dean of the Undergraduate Program

John Reichl Bachelor of Science in Business

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Presentation of degrees

Alumni greeting

Conferring of degrees

"/--/ail! Minnesota"

Ian Maitland Associate Dean of the

Undergraduate Program

Tim Huebsch, '07 MBA President-elect, Carlson School Alumni Board

Thomas Devine University of Minnesota Regent

Elizabeth Roddy Bachelor of Science in Business

Pecessiona/ "Minnesota Rouser"

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Commencement speaker

John G. Stumpf John Stumpf became Chairman for Wells

Fargo & Company in January 20m. He

was named Chief Executive Officer in

June 2007, elected to Wells Fargo's Board

of Directors in June 2006, and has been

President since August 2005.

A 33-year veteran of the company; he

joined the former Norwest Corporation

(predecessor ofWells Fargo) in 1982 in

the loan administration department and

then became senior vice president and

chief credit officer for Norwest Bank,

N.A., Minneapolis. He held a number

John G. Stumpf

of management positions at Norwest

Bank Minneapolis and Norwest Bank

Minnesota before assuming responsibility

for Norwest Bank Arizona in 1989. He

Chairman, President and C£0 Wells Fargo & Company

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was named regional president for Norwest

Banks in Colorado/Arizona in 1991. From

1994 to 1998, he was regional president for Norwest Bank Texas. During his

four years in that position, he led Norwest's acquisition of 30 Texas banks

with total assets of more than $13 billion.

In 1998, with the merger ofNorwest Corporation and Wells Fargo &

Company; he became head of the Southwestern Banking Group (Arizona,

New Mexico and Texas). Two years later he became head of the new

Carlson School of Management at the Univers ity of Minnesota

Western Banking Group (Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico,

Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming). In 2000, he led the

integration of Wells Fargo's acquisition of the $23 billion First Security

Corporation, based in Salt Lake City. In May 2002, he was named Group

EVP of Community Banking. In December 2008, he led one of the largest

mergers in history with the purchase of Wachovia.

He serves on the Board of Directors for The Clearing House, the Financial

Services Roundtable, Target Corporation, and Chevron Corporation. He

also serves on the Federal Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve Board as

the appointed representative of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

A Minnesota native, he earned his bachelor's degree in finance from

St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota and his MBA with an

emphasis in finance from the University of Minnesota.

Undergraduate Commencement l:::xercises

Ca nd idates for degree • Bachelor of Science in Business

Christian Abbey

Joseph Abe Distinction

Brianne Adams

Justin Adamson

Sebastian Adesoro

Ribhu Agarwala

Seri Ahn

Humaid Al Kaabi

Jesse Alexander

Alexander Altman

Rachel Alvarez

Casey Anderson

Jennifer Anderson Distinction

Michelle Anderson

Shannon Anderson

Thomas Andrs Distinction

Darya Antanovich

Allison Ash

John Atkins

John Augustiniak

MikiAyuha

Shawna Baar

Eunjeong Bae

Luke Baker

Lindsey Baker

Julie Barris

Logan Basner

Benjamin Bauch

Ashley Bauman

Ethan Beatty Distinction

Jeffrey Bedor

Cameron Beiersdorf

Benjamin Bell

Nicholas Berg

Ashley Bergdoll

Kristen Bertelson

John Besse

Joseph Besser

Ryan Betz

Jessica Bevan

Samuel Beyer

Alexander Bickford

Benjamin Biwer

Jennifer Blackey

Dornan Bland

Andrew Blegen

Hannah Blenkush

Lauren Blue

Shannon Boardway

Paul Bobzien

Max Bollmann Distinction

AbbyBollum

Ashley Bond

Steven Bonniwell

Elijah Borchers

Mark Borchert

Grant Borgeson

Jonathan Bowles

Ryan Brattain

Laura Braun

Jacqueline Bredsten

Joshua Brook

Matthew Broshat

Michael Broshat Distiction

Alexander Brown

Colin Brown Cum laude

Michael Burke

Taylor Burns

Connor Butler Distinction

Timothy Cahill

Brittany Callham

Daniel Carbonneau

Martin Caride

Bryce Carlson

Maxwell Carpenter

Russell Carpenter

Donald Carper IV

David Carrera

Amanda Casselton High Distinction

Jennifer Chan

Kathleen Charley

Yinzhi Chen

Xiao Chen

Benjamin Cherrey

Bumjin Choi

SomangChoi Distinction

Alex Christiansen

Brian Christensen

Mikkel Christensen Summa cum laude High Distinction

Emily Claridge

Emily Clark High Distinction

Jared Collins

Kurtis Conkel

Sean Connelly

Alexandra Connor

Adam Coontz

Mary Cooper

Stephen Couillard Distinction

Luke Coyer

Tyler Croat

Brady Cross

Charles Crump

John Culligan

Fiona Cummings Summa cum laude Distinction

Rebecca Czerniak

Levi Dantzinger

Bilal Dar

William Darling

Marshall Davis

Tient Davis

Rebecca Deitz Distinction

Crystal Deng

Nathan Deturk D istinction

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Bachelor of Science in Business • Candidates for degree

Olivia Diaz Evan Finley Robert Grosskopf

Michael Diegnau Daniel Fischbach Aaron Grossman

Alex Diersen Distinction Cumlaude

Li Ding Marie Fitton Kimberly Grossmann

Jacqueline Ditty Becca Fleck Mitchell Gulbransen

Matthew Fobbe Summa cum laude Jenna Dominik High Distinction Lauren Domski Simpson Fongthian

Alec Haahr Kelsi Doran Kaitlin Ford Distinction High Distinction Madison Forsythe Marguerite Haggerty Saxon Dorshow Brennan Foust Baza Haile-Selassie Distinction Grady Fox Emerson Halbach Tyler Douglas David Friesch Cameron Hall Joseph Drew Mathieu Froment John Hamburg Christian Drews Distinction

Michael Hamilton Addison Duval Alexander Frost

Devon Dyrdahl Eric Frueh Justin Hammerschmidt

Shinhee Han Jay Ebert Paul Gaffaney

Thomas Hannon Cory Eck Anthony Gager

Taylor Hansen Chloe Edwards Jennifer Gardner Distinction Distinction Andrew Hanson

Mikaela Ekblad Stephen Garvey Karly Haralson

Elliott Eliason Stefan Georgiev Holly Hardzinski

Samantha Elliott Samuel Gesko Brandon Harrison

Matthew Emami Gregory Gibas Alec Hartsuiker

Sean Emberley Matthew Glasgow Ryan Haskamp

Matthew Erdal Edward Glozman Brandon Hatanaka

Alex Erickson Gregory Gohmann Michael Hau

Bridget Erl Chrissy Golden Ashley Hay

Daniel Ettel Distinction Kelly Heikens

Kathryn Etterman Matthew Gomez Chase Henderson

Distinction Samantha Gomez David Henderson

Mackenzie Evans Matthew Gonsior Anthony Hendrickx Distinction Zachary Goodwick High Distinction

John Fagan Ian Goodwin Hunter Henke

Isabel Fajardo Distinction Dylan Gorman

Zaocheng Fan Isaac Hermer Joseph Gramstad

Jacob Pantle Alexander Herrild Ryan Grange Distinction

Rachel Felling Summa cum laude Distinction Alexander Herrmann

Fan Feng

Katherine Ferber Cody Gray Aaron Hertig

High Distinction Raiana Grieme Lauren Hicok

Anne Ferguson Margaret Groose Samuel Higgins

Derek Fernholz Jessica Gross Kathryn Hildebrand Distinction

Kyle Gross

Undergraduate Commencement Exercises 9

Candidates for degree • Bachelor of Science in Business

Connor Hinck High Distinction

Rylan Riniker

Carla Hirsch

Samantha Hirshfield

EvanHoeffler Distinction

Adam Hoffman

Benjamin Hohl Distinction

Lauren Holder Distinction

Alexandra Holland

Brian Holland

Andre Hollins

Joshua Holt

JuAHong

TonyHoong

Paige Horwood High Distinction

Jennifer Houle (Posthumous)

Chia-Jen Hsu

Ryan Hughes High Distinction

Rebecca Hussong

Ian Ihde

Andrew Ihrke

Mariya lvanova

Timothy Jackson

Colin Jacobsen

Mitchell Jacobson Distinction

Jeffrey Janousek Summa cum laude Distinction

Bethany Jaqua

Isaac Jaspersen

JingyiJi

Kathleen Jiang High Distinction

KexinJiang

YifeiJiang

Anna Johnson

Davis Johnson

Davis Johnson High Distinction

Grady Johnson

Hunter Johnson

Jacobey Johnson Distinction

Lukas Johnson

Patrick Johnson

Rebecca Jordan

SooJinJun

AmandaJuntti

Quinn Jurgens

Nathaniel Kado

Holyn Kanake

Anna Kasinski

Grant Kasperbauer

Adrienne Keiser

Jackson Kelly

Albir Khalil Distinction

Emil Khalil Distinction

Omer Khan

ErinKielly

BaeyuKim

Jangwon Kirn

Kyoungduk Kim

Shin-Hyung Kim

Andrew Kimble

Ann Kimlinger

Abigail Kincheloe

Justin Kispert

Gregory Kiss

Samantha Kleiner

Alexander Klock

Jonathan Kloeckner

Thomas Koehn

Emily Kohlmann Magna cum laude High Distinction

Lindsey Kolling

Michael Kraus

Kayla Krippner High Distinction

Ravi Krishnan

AmyKu

Charles Kuehn

Michelle Kuker

Daniel Kullback

Dylan Kuntz

Charline Lach

Rebecca Lade Distinction

Tanner Lafond Distinction

Jack Lagermeier

Scott Lambertz

Emily LaMere

AnnaLaorr

Timothy LaRou

Benjamin Larson

Benjamin Larwa

Brooke Laven

Helena Lavieri High Distinction

Emily Lease

Kerry Ledin Distinction

SangJun Lee

Sojeong Lee

Yea Lee Distinction

Brandon Legried Distinction

Samual Leidholt

Mitchell Lenhard

Jaclyn Levar

Tatyana Levina

Grayson Levine

Abigail Lewison

Liang Li

Lianmei Li Distinction

Linqi Li

Yan Li

Ying Liao

MollyLilya

Christiana Lim

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Bache lor of Science in Business • Ca ndidates for degree

Distinction Thomas McQuillan Duong Nguyen

Cody Lindman Distinction Mai Nguyen

Jennifer Lindquist Sean Meadows Distinction

Brittany Link Bao Mei Charles Niemeyer

Qin Liu Vincent Menneto AyakaNishi

Distinction Tyler Metcalf Mitchell Noel

Laura Lomax Benjamin Meyer Mathew Noonan High Distinction Tracey Meyer Kristin Norrbom Adam Loose Tamara M iljkovic Isaiah Norton Marcus Lorimer Johnathan Milks High Distinction

Matthew Lowe Allison Miller Gabrielle Notermann

Joel Lowry Aubrey Miller Andrew Noyce

Yubo Lu Michelle Milstein Charlen Nyangaresi

Karen Lucia Distinction Atiya Oberoi

Mallory Lundquist Greta Mitzel Naomi Ochoa

Jordan Lysne IngridMjos Summa cum laude Distinction

David Ma Michael Moen High Distinction Brielle Odden

Matthew Moes Sean MacGillis Eric Monson

Daniel Olinger

Jameson Macgregor Grant Olson Michael Moore

Taylor Madsen Laura Olson Jake Moore

Mark Magelssen David O'Neill Megan Morris

Patrick Mahady Magna cum !aude John O'Neill

Robert Mahlum Kelsey Moser ZeHongOng Distinction

Leighton Malcolm Reed Mosimann

Evelyn Maly Kao Moua Zachary Orbeck Distinction

Reed Mandel Kelsy Muehlbauer Colin O'Reilly Jesse Mara John Mullaney Bradley Otto Stephanie Marick David Murdock Moriah Otto Thomas Martinson Sean Murphy Emily Palmer Mary Marx Erica Narveson D istinction

Morgan Masiak Benjamin Nash Jackson Palmer-Kem

David Mattson Distinction Distinction

Joshua Matushin Gretchen Nelson Helen Pang

Jacob McCollum Jonathon Nelson Shwetha Panneer Selvam

Lindsay McCuddin Rachel Nelson Donghyuk Park

Distinction Samuel Nelson Kush Patel

~ Kristen McDonald Distinction Benjamin Paton

,ij Shannon McGinnis Haley Ness Amy Patras

Laura Mckee Scott Nettesheim Nicholas Pausha

Grace McKinstry-Smith Hang Ngo Distinction

Jennifer McLean Andrew Nguyen Matthew Pawlyshyn

Distinction Diem Nguyen John Peabody

Undergraduate Com mencement .t:xerc ises 11

C and idates for degree • Bachelor of Science in Business

Karenna Pederson Derek Rediske Anne Schneider

Emily Pelant Hannah Reedy Distinction

Andrew Peter Patrick Reedy Joseph Schneider

Danielle Petersen John Reich! Nicholas Schroer

Carver Peterson Summa cum laude Alex Schwappach

Stefan Petrashek High Distinction Everett Scott

Nga Pham Jacob Reinhardt Thomas Seeba Kevin Rennich Summa Cum Laude

11-ang Pham MaryResman Distinction

VinhPham High Distinction Ryan Reza Jacob Shames

Adam Phillips Meghan Rheinberger Benjamin Sherrard

Distinction High Distinction Xuhui Shi

Charles Pieper Michael Richardson Alexandra Shilko Summa cum laude

Jonathon Pilling Mary Riemer Distinction

Alexander Piper Lamar Roberts Jacob Shimota

Alexis Plachecki Paige Robison Dayoung Shin

High Distinction Elizabeth Roddy Jungjai Shin

Jennifer Pollastrini Spencer Rossbach Magna cum laude Bethany Pope Paul Rudeen Haley Shoemaker Mariah Porter Logan Ryan Nathan Shrader Chad Prevost Meghan Ryan Benjamin Sicoli Spencer Price Mackenzie Ryks Kyle Siebold Jieun Prom David Sabel Distinction

Patrick Pulles Monica Sabo Jessica Silolahti Distinction Allysha Salyani Jennifer Skoog Alexandra Purnell Crosby Sampson Samuel Sloan Yun Qian Jack Samuels Erin Snell Chuting Qiu David Sandness Ashley Snuggerud Zachary Quammen Eric Sandquist Kathryn Sokolowski Bryce Quesnel Tyler Satoh Daniel Solheid Emily Quinby Achintya Saurabh William Sosniecki Distinction

Mark Savage Donna Southa James Quinn

Christopher Schaaf Maxwell Spaeth Martha Radtke

Gunnar Scharf Jake Stanczyk Jahan Rafian

Andrew Scheneman Alexandra Stanton Summa cum laude High Distinction Kylie Schermann Benjamin Stefanowicz

Neyha Raja Anastasia Schiesel Distinction

Juan Ramirez Riley Schindler Joseph Stelman

Nathan Randall Jackson Schmid Matthew Stetler

Alyssa Raschick Michael Schmit Matthew Stiebner

Kyle Rau Summa cum laude Kristin Stock

Braxton Ray Benjamin Schmitz Shelby Streachek

Samuel Rayner Lauren Schmitz Bailey Strom

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Bachelor of Science in Business · Candidates for degree

Sheridan Stromback Kelsey Vandenhouten Jana Wisniewski

Laura Studer Kyle Vanderlee Magna cum laude

High Distinction Distinction Jacob Wold

BangyanSun Mai See Vang Sarah Wolff

Dongxiao Sun Kamala Velamakanni Autumn Wonderlich

HuiwenSun Kaylissa Voie Alissa Wong

YantangSun Matthew Wagener Honglap Wong

Benjamin Sundem Brian Wagner Ka Man Wong

Laurel Swendsen Distinction Sheila Wu

Morgan Swenson Jake Wagner YuweiWu

Brian Sylla Thomas Wagner Distinction

Leeann Szeto Ian Walden Jacob Wunder

Bryan Tabery Zachary Wallace John Wythers

Supriya Talwar Sydney Walsh RuiXin

TylerTasca Alexander Walter YunfeiXue

Matthew Theisen Aaron Wang Yuqi Yan

D istinction Chenyao Wang Naeyoon Yang

Niandra T heiss MaliyaWang Sarah Yang

Trevor Thill Mengdian Wang YongboYang

Sarah Thia Xuan Wang High Distinction

Rae Thompson Michael Warecki DaMinYoo

Alexander Thorkelson Michael Warne JiaweiYu

Mark Thorson Kimberly Wasson Kelly Yu

Philip Tierney Eric Wawrzyniak Jessica Yule

Marisa Tirimacco Klaus Weber Jessie Zamzow

Victoria Tompkins Kyle Wehnes Garret Zastoupil

Cierra Tomson William Wei Distinction

Austin Torrey Robert Weiner Roman Zelinsky Magna cum laude

Adrian Tran Katelyn Weinmeister ManqiZhang William Tran Distinction

Meng Zhang Kristin Trapp Ingrid Weiss Distinction

Derek Trout YunfanWen YixinZhang

Asurni Tsuchiya Jacob Wesely Distinction

Anthony Turgeon David Westenfield YiyangZhou

Distinction Alexis Westman Yu Zhang

John Turzenski Daniel Wexler Zhenyi Zhang

Amanda Unarut Justin Wheelock Younan Zhu

Kirsten Unhjem Katie White Magna cum laude Distinction

Megan Unzelman Jeremy Wikoff HongyuZhuo

James Vaccaro Ariel Willette Distinction Aleah Van Horne David Wilschetz Mackenzie Zimmerman Zachary Van Remortel Noah Wilson Travis Zuelsdorf Steven Van Sloun Distinction

Undergraduate Commencemen t Exercises 13

1--/onors & Awards

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Latin Honors Designations

Students graduating from the Carlson School through the University Honors Program have taken part in a rigorous course of study, research, scholarship or other creative work in the major, culminating in an honors thesis representing independent work done under the direction of a faculty supervisor or mentor. Students graduating cum laude (with honor) have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.50 for their last 60 graded credits at the University of Minnesota; magn,a cum laude (with great honor) awards require a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.66; and summa cum laude (with highest honor) awards require a minimum cumulative GPAof3.75.

Distinction Designations

Students graduate "with Distinction" or "with High Distinction" based on cumulative grade point average. Students graduating "with Distinction" have completed at least 60 graded credits at the University of Minnesota and earned a cumulative GPA of at least 3.75; students graduating "with High Distinction" have earned a cumulative GPA of 3.90 or higher.

Community £ngagement Scholars

Recognition as a Community Engagement Scholar is earned by students who complete nine credits of service-learning course work, at least 400 hours of community service, a series of reflective pieces, and an integrative community project that results in the creation of a sustainable project for a community organization.

Charlen Nyangaresi

Honors citations are provisional and do not become official until all requirements for the award indicated are fulfilled.

Ca r lson School o f Ma nagement at the Un iversity o f Minnesota

Dean's Award for Best Undergraduate J-lonors Thesis To recognize the accomplishments of undergraduate honors students, the Carlson School bestows an annual thesis award to a student whose thesis achieves the highest level of excellence. The recipient of this award was chosen by an Awards Committee from a select group of students nominated by their faculty supervisors. All nominated students developed innovative thesis projects and demonstrated great initiative, professionalism, and independent thinking throughout their project. We applaud the efforts of all thesis writers and their faculty supervisors for their contributions to undergraduate research.

Dean's Award winner:

Younan (Yale) Zhu

"Search Me! How Internet Search Trends Impact Stock Value for Growth and Value Stocks in Bull and Bear Markets." Supervised by Gordon Alexander,John Spooner Chair in Investment Management, Finance

Additional Nominees

Ryan Grange

Supervised by Carlos Torelli, Associate Professor, Marketing

Mitchell Gulbransen

Supervised by Colleen Flaherty Manchester, Assistant Professor, Work & Organizations

JohnReichl

Supervised by Anne Cohen, Senior Lecturer, Strategic Management & Entrepreneurship

Undergraduate Commencement Exercises 15

1-/onors & Awards

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Tomato Can Loving Cup Award

This award, created by students in 1929, is the Carlson School's highest honor to an undergraduate student, recognizing performance of distinctive service to the school. The recipient receives a monetary prize, his or her name engraved on the original Depression-era tomato can trophy; and receives a 50% tuition scholarship to the Carlson School's Full-Time MBA Program redeemable after two years of work experience.

Recipient to be announced at ceremony

Academic fxcellence Award

This award is presented to the student who ranks highest scholastically among all undergraduates at the Carlson School.

John Reichl

Carlson School of Management at the Un iversi ty of Minnesota

Academic costume and rega lia

Academic gowns date back to the 14th century, when they served two functions of nearly equal importance: to indicate the academic rank of the wearer and to keep the scholar warm in the drafty stone halls of academia.

The markings, cut, and color of the modern-day academic costume- cap, gown, and sometimes hood- indicate the academic degree, the field of study, and the institution that granted the degree.

Degree candidates wear the gowns appropriate for the degrees they are about to receive. Bachelor's degree gowns are black and untrimmed. A maroon and gold tassel hangs from the mortar board worn on the head by candidates. Master's degree gowns, black and untrimmed, have pointed sleeves.

Doctoral gowns in the United States traditionally have been black with velvet front facings and crossbars on the sleeves. The Minnesota hood, which may be worn by anyone with a doctoral degree from the University of Minnesota, is black with maroon chevron on gold. Each institution has its own pattern of colors on the hood, worn around the neck and down the back of the gown. The length and shape of the hood identify the most advanced degree the wearer has earned, and the velvet edging shows the field: drab for doctor of business administration.

In recent years a number of universities have adopted gowns of distinctive school colors. A new University of Minnesota doctoral gown and matching tam made their appearance in 1988 to celebrate the centenary of the first Minnesota doctor of philosophy degree. The new Minnesota gown is maroon-trimmed with black velvet chevron and gold metallic braid. The traditional gown may still be worn.

Undergraduate Com mencemen t Exercises 17

Commencement reception

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Dear Graduate,

Immediately following today's commencement exercise, I would like to invite you and your guests to attend a celebratory reception hosted by Alumni Relations and the Carlson School Alumni Board in the DQ Club Room at TCF Bank Stadium.

TCF Bank Stadium is located directly across the street from Mariucci Arena. We encourage you to meet your families out front and proceed together to the celebration. The premium entrance to TCF Bank Stadium is located under the Benton County sign, directly behind Goldy's Locker Room.

On behalf of the entire Alumni Board, I want to congratulate you on your outstanding success and welcome you to the Carlson School alumni family.

Tim Huebsch, '07 MBA President-elect, Carlson School Alumni Board

Car lson School of Management at the University of Minnesota

Carlson Schoo l Alumni Board

David Abramson, '63 BSB

Erik.Allen, '99 BSB

Tanis Altizer, '06 MA-HRIR

DebraArbit, '08 MBA

Steve Benson, '92 BSB

Jesse Bergland, '03 BSB

Terry Collier, '09 MBA

Georgene Connelly, 'n MBA

Irene Fernando, '07 BSB

Tim Huebsch, '07 MBA President-elect

Don Keysser, '90 MBA

Carol Kitchen, '07 MBA

Patrick Larson, 'oo BSB

Scott Mays, 'n MBA

Brian Milovich, 'oo BSB

Laura Moret, '81 MBA President

Diane Paauwe, '03 MBA

Sam Rosen, '01 BSB

Jeanne Voigt, '81 MBA

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1--/ail! Minnesota

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Minnesota, hail to thee!

Hail to thee, our college dear!

Thy light shall ever be

A beacon bright and clear.

Thy sons and daughters true

Will proclaim thee near and far.

They will guard thy fame, and adore thy name;

Thou shalt be their Northern Star!

Carlson School of Management at the Universi ty of Minnesota

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