(Music Playing) Introducing the president of Michigan State University, Doctor Kevin M. Guskiewicz.

Good morning.

On behalf of Michigan State University.

Welcome to the spring 2026 Masters and educational specialist degree commencement ceremony.

For those joining us on live stream, I offer greetings as well.

Today, we recognize the scholarship and dedication of these graduate students and celebrate their many achievements.

Graduates, I've greatly enjoyed the opportunities we've had to meet and get to know one another.

It's clear to me that you are passionate and dedicated scholars.

You have added the diversity of your unique backgrounds to this University's educational community and to your scholarship.

You range in age from 20 to 71.

And you represent 42 states and 51 countries.

41 of you are veterans who have served your country in the military.

Thank you for your service.

And 26 of you are student athletes who represented the university in athletic competition, and many more have represente Michigan State in your scholarly pursuits at conferences and other gatherings.

But perhaps most important of all, all of you are Spartans for life.

So, family and friends, let's all celebrate our graduates with a big round of applause.

And you all may be seated.

Like today's featured speaker, who you will meet shortly.

Our graduate degree honorees have rendered great service to the university, its students and faculty.

I've been privileged to wor with and mentor many outstanding graduate students, and I can attest to their importance to my own success and to the success of this great university.

Graduates, you stepped beyond your roles of students to assume leadershi in our classrooms, laboratories, and in the spheres of your academic disciplines.

You supported our research enterprise and faculty mentors by applying your perspective to uncover, analyze, and present new information.

As one of the world's great research and land grant universities.

It's within Michigan State University's DNA to marshal cutting edge knowledge and innovation to address today's societal challenges.

Thank you for your partnership in fulfilling this passionatel public university's commitment to creating knowledge and transforming lives.

As you move forward.

I hope you remember that the civil discourse that I've emphasized to our campus community over the past two years is more than an expectation for how we interact with one another across our diversity and differences.

Civil discourse also underpins the academic freedom we've all been privileged to exercise the freedom to inquire, to test ideas, and to challenge the assumptions depends on our ability and willingness to engage one another with respect and humility.

In this way, we create spaces where knowledge and understanding can grow.

That i something this world needs now more than ever, and I hope you carry this.

I hope.

And I hope that you'll carry this understanding with you wherever your personal paths take you.

Your Michigan State University degrees will serve you well as you pursue your careers, whether you continue in academia or move into industry or other organizations.

You're going to be amazin as you go out into this world.

Wherever your path takes you now.

We ask now that our guests please join students and faculty in singing one stanza of the Star-Spangled banner, performed by the MSU Wind Symphony under the direction of Doctor Kevin Sedatole professor and director of band in the College of Music.

The singing will be led by Ameera Coleman, a doctoral student in music performance.

Please rise as you are able and upon conclusion of the singing, please remain standing for a moment of silence.

(Singing and performance of Star-Spangled Banner) Thank you.

Ameera.

As you remain standing I ask provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs, Doctor Laura Lee McIntyre, to please join me at the lectern.

On this joyful occasion, let us also briefly acknowledge the fellow students you have lost along your journey to reach this moment.

Those scholars are forever part of our Spartan family.

So let us pause here for a moment of silence and remembrance.

Thank you.

You may be seated.

Provost McIntyre will now present this morning's candidate for the awarding of their honorary degree.

Mr.

Fernandes, please come forward.

President Guskiewicz I have the honor to present Mr.

Christopher Fernandes fo awarding of the honorary degree.

Doctor of Business.

You were a distinguished professional in the fields of human resource leadership and AI integration.

Throughout your years as a global leader in human resources at some of the world's most prestigious companies, you have demonstrated your desire to use technology as a tool to enhance the human experience, not replace it.

Your dedicatio to improving the way companies view individuals has deepened our understanding of a AI human interaction and enhanced the world around us through your relentless work ethic, perceived insight, and creative problem solving.

You have become a leading figure in the field of human resources.

During your time at Microsoft, you spearheaded multiple sweeping H.R.

initiatives, including the organization and design of the Microsof Artificial Intelligence Group, the AI Global Product Adoption Framework for people, the creation of the overall talent management plan, and other efforts that supported the launches of Windows 10 and 11 and Microsoft 365.

Then at General Motors, you worked for their European organization in Zurich, Switzerland, overseeing extensive regional responsible cities.

These achievements demonstrate the significance of your wor both domestically and globally.

Setting a strong example for the next generation of Spartan graduates.

By authorit of the State of Michigan, vested in the Board of Trustees and delegated to me, I confer upon you an honorary doctor of Business degree for your inspirational career, continued collaborations to Michigan State University, and dedication to the responsible and productive use of AI technology.

Thank you, President Guskiewicz for the invitation as well as the introduction.

Thank you to Provost McIntyre as well.

The Board of Trustees, all the distinguished deans and faculty, the staff, all the team that put this together here today.

I had a chance yesterday to stop by the venue.

And there's a lot of people working behind the scenes.

I want to thank all of them as well.

And importantly, congratulations to all of you.

Class of 2026.

When I came over here yesterday I walked with my wife, Michelle, who was here with me, as well as our kids, Catherine and Michael.

We strolled the campu and we took the same exact walk.

I took 32 years ago when I walked here from the undergraduate hall to the Breslin Center.

And I sat right over there, I think 32 years ago.

And at the time when we walked, I noticed the Beaumont Tower.

The tower, for those of you who may no know, has an inscription on it.

And I know that for my kids.

And I said, it reads, for whatsoever a man.

So if it doesn't have the extension of what that statement is, and I'll paraphrase it for all of you, he shall reap.

Meaning what you do now has an impac in what happens in the future.

You've all invested in your education here at Michigan State University, and you're going to get, I think, great returns for that investment.

When I was sitting where you're sitting now, those 32 years ago, I was thinking to myself, what would that future look like?

There's lots of questions about the job market when I graduate it.

And coincidentally, there's lots of questions about the job market toda with all of you as you graduate, particularly as it relates to I. When I first came out of Michigan State Universit and started with General Motors, I had the responsibility for working in collective bargaining, partnering with the United Auto Workers to create collective bargaining agreements.

At that time, I put togethe what I thought was mechanically, the necessary language for the collective bargaining agreement at a plant called Detroit Assembly.

For those of you are familiar with Detroit, that's in Bobby and Paquette and downtown, and it's near the model T factory, the old model T factory, which is a museum today.

When we put together that contract, I used the language I gained from my graduate program.

I wrote language that was reflective of how to incentivize behaviors through compensation, how to think about organizational design theory and practice, how to make workflows more effective across the manufacturing facility.

Yet when I sent everything out to the various members of the United Auto Workers at that factory and as well as the members of management, I got two responses right out of the gate.

And this is fairly new out of graduate school.

The first one was we haven't read anything you sent because we're not really using email.

Chris.

We're using interoffice mail.

For those of you don't know what interoffice mail is, this is the early 90s, and the expectation was that you would type things up and put them in an envelope, write down the various recipients names, and it would get shipped to the facility.

And if you really wanted to expedite your messaging, you should get in your car.

They always told us, drive from Detroit up to Pontiac and go to the truck center and get the information there more quickly.

It was it was early feedback to me, around meeting people where they're at.

The other key moment for me and that dynamic was a member of the shop committee, member of the United Auto Workers, said, Chris you know what you put together now that we've read i and that what you put together is interesting, but I don't think you have an appreciation for what some of the workers are going through on the plant floor.

So he took me for a walk.

He had been with General Motors about 45 years.

So keep in mind this is the very early 90s.

So he was with probabl started his career around 1950.

And his point to me wa as we walked through the factory and he pointed out one particular gentleman who was working on the line, he said, that guy, if you watch him closel when he marks with his oil pen where components meet the chassis, he does so not only with the mar where they're supposed to meet, but he also makes little symbols that are really not anywher a part of the process, he says.

He said to me at the time, I do that, and the gentleman was talkin to me on the line at this point.

He said, I do that because I want to have a sense that my work goes beyond this moment.

I have a sense of purpose, beyond what I'm doing in this particular workstation, literally what struck me at that moment, and this is the first lesson, and there's only four.

I promis you, there won't be 40 just for I want you to walk away with.

The first one is have empathy for others that you work with and you engage with in life.

All right.

Listen to President Guskiewicz talk about this notion of civility.

Civility, at least in my experience, is born out of empathy, not just formality, but actually caring about the fellow person that you work with day in and day out.

That's how you're going to advance your efforts to achieve impact.

Whatever it is your chosen path is.

As you commence on your journey out of Michigan State University.

The second one is in regard to cooperation and collaboration.

As I begin to really understand and take to heart this notion of having real empath for what people are experiencing relative to the work that I was constructing, I realized I needed to have a better sense of what motivated the other peopl I was partnering with in service to identifyin common goals, common outcomes.

And they're like this notion of, you can't just push forth your own narrative, your own point of view and your work.

When I was an undergraduate, I studied at James Madison College here at Michigan State University, and one of the courses I too was an international relations.

And the notio that when nation states succeed, they do so when they have cooperative approaches with other nation states, regardless of the power status of that nation.

That's a human behavior trait point.

It's based in behavioral science.

It's true at the nation state level.

It's also true at the individual level in the workplace.

It's an elastic concept to use an expression.

I ask you all as you go forth to consider the second point.

Cooperation and collaboration is core to your success.

At least that's been my experience in my work over the past 32 years.

And I suggest to you, if you embrace it early, it will provide real benefits to you as you go forward.

You might ask yourself, well, that's interesting.

You're talking about empathy, Christian cooperation.

But as you know that when you were graduating 32 years ago with your master's degree, there was a lot of question about the job market.

And today there's an equal number of questions, maybe even many more, because of artificial intelligence.

And I'm going to give yo a third point of consideration.

And that is this the future that you hear about in the media today, at least in my experience, in the 20 years that I was at Microsoft and the work that I do today, I think is a little bit misguided.

There's a lot of discussion today about reductions in force, layoffs, how it's going to impact the general market and the general economy, and how individuals with knowledge say, knowledge workers, to use an expression won't be as relevant in the future workplace.

And I'm here to sugges you it's exactly the opposite.

My work has shown me that the need for deep domain expertise, the kind of insight that you gain in education as you gain from a school such as Michigan State University, is paramount to the success of AI adoption at scale in the years to come.

All the talk you hear today about the measurements of success with AI deployment and adoption is largely revolving around ideas of productivity gains and efficiency gains.

And yes, those things are important.

Companies want returns on investment.

That's nothing new.

That's been the case since the whole concept of a capitalist system was created.

What's more important here is that AI adoption can only occur when you have deep domai expertise that you all possess.

The education you received here allows you to really utilize wisdom, judgment, insight, rational thought, original thought.

That's something.

The way I model knife.

I work with a lot of people in Palo Alto and Silicon Valley and Seattle and other places who actually create the models.

And I can assure you, at least from my personal vantage point in my work, the wa I will scale across the world, when you have deep domain expertise, you can leverage all those considerations I mentioned a moment ago, and you only get that when you have an education, such as the ones you all have here today, you'll be able to have a hyper skilled extension of yourself in the world of work in the years to come ahead.

And that really means from two vantage points.

The first one is your ability to collect knowledge and information in way that other graduating classes, my graduating clas 32 years ago would not have had.

You'll be able to be much more entrepreneur spirited because of the acquisition of knowledge.

As knowledge becomes more commoditized and more readily available.

All those notions that I mentioned a moment about discernment, judgment, wisdom, insight, original thought become more of a paramount importance.

You all have that the opportunity economically will be much greater than what we see today for livelihoods, caree opportunities and career paths.

And as I noted alluded t a moment ago, entrepreneurism.

This is the real opportunity that you all have in the time ahead.

And I see it today as new labor markets are being formed and created and new ways of exchanging labor become more and more evident to all of us the next few years.

How do you maintain that in the time ahead?

This is something that I thought about when I was sitting here 32 years ago, and I've tried to embrace it, and I encourage you to do the same.

And that is this being a lifelong student is core to the future of ho you think about AI interactions with your own careers.

If you agree with the notion I put forth that you have to have domain expertise, it doesn't stop at the point of graduation.

It continues on in your practical knowledge, acquired in your work, as well as formal education, extension.

Michigan State University, at least for me personally, gave me a great gift when I was growing up.

I saw that working provide not only a livelihood, but it can provide purpose and meaning and dignity.

And that's something that I wanted to embrace.

And I know it can also be a struggle.

One way to counterbalance the struggle is to always be prepared, and a way to be prepared to continually have a mindset of a learner, have a growth mindset.

Don't don't be fixe in the moment, but rather expand your thoughts beyond the moment with your education.

Last comment for me as you graduate from here and as the president alluded to, you're part of a Spartan family.

Now.

For 32 years, I've called on friends and colleagues who I graduated with went to school with, and people that I've met along the way over the past three decades for advice, counsel, insight, perspective, guidance, mentorship.

And I've tried to provide that as well.

I encourage you all to realiz as you walk out of here today, this is not your ending tim with Michigan State University.

It's really a beginning of a lifelong Spartan family that you'r a part of that I feel a part of.

I wish you all great success.

I wish you all great health and great prosperity.

And I would be remiss not to say this out loud, congratulation once again to the class of 2026.

Thank you, Doctor Fernandez.

For your words of wisdom an for, sharing your experiences.

Most importantly, I think what Michigan State University meant to you, 32 years ago as you walked across the stage here.

So at this time, I would like to introduce, the Honorable Brianna T Scott, chairperson of the Michigan State University Board of Trustees.

After Trustee Scott Provost and executive Vice President Laura Lee McIntyre will present members of the platform party Chair Scott.

I'm wearing heels today.

All right.

Thank you.

President Guskiewicz, on behalf of the MSU Board of Trustees, I welcome the graduates and your families and friends today who are joining us.

Under the Michigan Constitution, the Board of Trustees is the governing body of the university by whose authority degrees are awarded.

And we take great pride in sharing this exciting milestone with you all.

At this time, I would like to recognize my colleagues on the board who are here with us today.

We have the Honorable Kelly Tebay Zemke.

And the Honorable Rebecca Bahar-Cook.

Thank you both for joining us today.

Graduates, today's ceremony represents the culmination of your academic achievement.

The degree that you have earned acknowledges your success, and it honors those who have encourage and supported you in many ways, our wish is that you will use your knowledge and understanding to improve the quality of life of your communit and to advance the common good.

Our faculty, our administrators and the trustees are very proud of you.

Thank you for allowing us to share in this very special time with you today.

Congratulations and go green right?

Thank you, Trustee Scott, I join you and President Guskiewicz in congratulating our newest advanced degree recipients.

Graduates, each of you possess a unique combination of knowledge and skills you've acquire during your studies here at MSU.

The discoveries you've made and the capabilities you now possess are evident in your curiosity, in your drive to discover innovate, express, and perform.

These scholarly achievements culminate toda and the conferral of a degree, along with the conferral of our great pride and faith in what you will now accomplish as a resul of your scholarly achievements.

As we send you forth we are counting on you to become the next generation of thought leaders and innovators in the 21st century.

I would now like to take a moment to acknowledge our outstanding faculty and academic staff who are here to celebrate with our graduates.

We are honored to welcome university leaders seated on the platform, bu who will not be speaking today.

In their many and varied roles, they provide support across our academic mission and are deeply investe in ensuring academic excellence and student success.

At Michigan State University.

Their presence marks the solemnit and significance of this moment.

Colleagues, please remai standing as you're introduced.

Members of the audience, please hold your applause until all are introduced.

Bill Beekman, vice president for strategic initiatives Pero Dagbovie, vice provost for graduate and postdoctoral studie and dean of the graduate school.

Stefan Fletcher, secretary and chief of staff to the MSU Board of trustees.

Lisa Frey, senior vice president and chie financial officer and treasurer.

Emily Gerkin Guerrant, vic president for media and public information and university spokesperson Ashley Greene, assistant provost and chief of staf for the office of the Provost.

James Hintze, vice president for student affairs.

Mark Largent, vice provost an dean of undergraduate education.

Neil Romanowski, dean of libraries.

Mike Zweig, chief of staf for the office of the president.

And John Aerni-Flessner, associate professor and chairperson of the Faculty Senate, MSU Academic Governanc and the University mace bearer.

Please be seated.

I would also like to thank our live captioner today, Miss Susan Hahayi and our teleprompte technician, Doreen Horisacheski.

Thank you.

I now invite all past and present members of the Council of Graduate Students to rise.

If able.

We honor Executive Board members, department representatives and all Cogs members.

Thank you for your contributions to the University and your fellow graduate students.

Please accept our appreciation for your contributions.

You may be seated.

The deans will now present the candidates for their conferral of their degrees.

We'll begi with the educational specialist candidates with the master's candidates to follow.

Dean Jerlando Jackson from the College of Education will present the candidates for the degree of educational specialist.

Will.

Will the educational specialists degree candidates from the world class, top ranked College of Educatio please rise and remain standing.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members.

On behalf of the College of Education, I am pleased to present these dynamic.

Standing.

If you are able.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost.

Provost McIntyre.

Members of the Board of Trustees.

On behalf of the Staff and faculty of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, I am proud to present these outstanding candidates.

Each one has fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degrees, and each one is prepared to tackle today's grand challenges in food, water agriculture, built environment and sustainability.

You may be seated.

Dean Thomas Stubblefield from the College of Arts and Letters.

Will the candidates for Master of Arts and Master of Fine Arts from the College of Arts and Letters, please rise an remain standing if you are able.

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members.

On behalf of the world clas faculty of the College of Arts and Letters, I am pleased to present to yo the next generation of national and global leaders in transforming the arts and humanities fo the conferral of their degrees.

They are ready to lead us to a bright future with integrity and grace.

You may be seated.

Senior associate Dean Ranjani Krishnan from the Eli Brode College of Business.

Will the brilliant and bold degree candidates from the Eli Broad College of Business please rise and remain standing?

If you are able.

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members, on behalf of the faculty and staff of the College of Business, I am pleased to presen these remarkable future leaders who have fulfilled all the requirements for the conferral of their degrees.

Go green.

Dean Heidi Hennink-Kaminski from the College of Communication Arts and Sciences.

Will the outstanding degree candidates from the College of Communication, Arts and Sciences please rise and remain standing?

If you are able?

President Guskiewicz, Provost McIntyre and members of the Board of Trustees on behalf of the College of Communication, Arts and Sciences, I am pleased to present these candidates for the master's degrees who have fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degrees.

Prepared by our world class faculty and dedicated staff, these graduates leave.

Come outside.

Ready to lead.

Grounded in empathy, driven by curiosity and equipped to bridge differences.

Build understanding and shape a more informed and connected world.

And back to the mic.

Dean Jerrlando Jackso from the College of Education.

Will the master's degree, candidates from the incomparable, world renowned Michigan Stat University College of Education, please rise and remain standing if you're able.

President Guskiewicz Provost McIntyre and esteeme members of the Board of Trustees on behalf of the College of Education, I am pleased to presen these exceptional, trailblazing and impact driven future educators and health leaders as candidates who have fulfilled and exceeded their requirements for the conferral of their degrees.

You may be seated.

Interim Dean John Papapolymer from the College of Engineering.

Thank Spartan engineers.

Could you please stand an remain standing if you are able.

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntire.

Honorable trustees, on behal of the College of Engineering, I am pleased to present these amazing innovators of today and tomorrow who will transform our society and our economy for the conferral of their degrees.

Spartan engineers, you may be seated.

Interim Dean, Supratik Rayamajhi from the College of Human Medicine.

With the master's degree candidates fro the College of Human Medicine, please rise and remain standing.

If able.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members.

On behalf of the College of Human Medicine, I am pleased to present these candidates who have fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degrees.

Dean James Forger from the College of Music.

Will the candidates from the College of Music please rise and remain standing?

If you are able.

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Honorable trustees, on behalf of my faculty and staff colleagues in the College of Music, I am delighted to present these candidates from the College of Music who have completed all the requirements for their various degrees and are now ready to go out in to the world and help make this a better place.

Through the power of music.

Dean Eric Hegg from the College of Natural Science.

Will the outstanding master's degree candidates from the College of Natural Science please rise and remain standing as you are able?

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members.

On behalf of the College of Natural Science, I am pleased to present these inspirational candidates and future leaders who have fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degrees and are ready to tackl society's most pressing problems and transform the world through the power of science.

You may be seated.

Interim Dean Linda Weglicki from the College of Nursing.

While the remarkable master's degree candidates from the College of Nursin please rise and remain standing.

If you are able.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members, on behalf of the College of Nursing, our outstanding faculty and staff, I am pleased to present these Masters of Science and Nursing candidates who have fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degrees and are so well prepared to address and transform the growing complexity of health care today.

Thank you.

Dean Joyce Dejong from the College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Will the highly accomplished master's candidates of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, our experts in pharmacology, toxicology and global health who will lead, discover, and serve?

Please rise and remain standing if you are able.

So we may recognize this moment of accomplishment.

President Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members.

On behalf of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, I'm pleased to present these exceptional candidates who have fulfilled the requirements for the conferral of their degree.

You may be seated.

Dean Brant Donnellan fro the College of Social Science.

Let's go.

College of Social science.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Honorable board of trustees.

Trustee and members.

On behalf of the faculty and staff of the College of Social Science.

I am pleased to present these outstanding candidates who fulfilled their degree requirements.

They are both equipped and excited to contribute to a far better world.

Dean Kimberly Dodd from the College of Veterinary Medicine.

Will a small but mighty number of inspiring master's degree candidates for Michigan's one and only college of Veterinary Medicine.

Please rise and remain standing if you are able.

President.

Guskiewicz.

Provost McIntyre.

Board of trustees.

Members on behalf of the College of Veterinary Medicines.

Global faculty and dedicated staff, it is my great pleasure to present the candidates for a master's degree in Food Safety who have fulfilled the requirements for conferral of their degrees.

These talented professionals are prepared to protect public health, strengthen confidence in food systems, and serve communities all around the world.

At this time, I am going to ask that all of our amazing, incredible outstanding, innovative, mighty.

I think was the last one.

Degree candidates, please rise.

I'd like to invite our trustees to please join me for the conferral of degrees.

If you could, the three, trustees, please join me here.

Thank you.

By the authority of the state of Michigan, vested in the Board of trustees and delegated to me, I confer upon you the degrees for which you have qualified with all the rights and distinctions to which they entitle yo as a symbol of your achievement.

It is traditional to move the tassel from the right side of your cap to the left side.

You may do so at this time.

Congratulations.

You may be seated.

You look good.

Now we'll mark this auspicious occasion with the presentation of diplomas.

Jody Knol and Doctor Lind Kernohan will announce the names of our graduates as the president presents them with their diplomas.

The associate dean will now escort their graduates to the platfor to be recognized individually.

Degree recipients, please return to your seats following the presentation of your diploma, and remain until the conclusion of the event.

Members of the audience, please be considerate in applauding so that each graduate's name may be heard.

Will the educational specialists and master's graduates please rise as you are able?

(Conferral of Degrees, reading graduate names) (Conferral of Degrees, reading graduate names) Rachel Specht.

Kylie Brooks.

And Adele.

Glass.

Kevin.

Priscilla.

Jolie LaBarge.

Alexis.

Kaitlyn.

Marie.

Emmons.

Aaron.

Brown.

Jayla.

Bankston.

Peyton.

Russell.

Punk D a pour of a Sunday.

Sara.

Aliyah Mayes.

Alexis.

Elaine.

Berkley.

Rachel.

Marie.

Gross.

Samara.

Elaine.

Markel.

Courtney.

Boson.

Kendall.

Kemp.

Coway.

Oliver.

Wang.

Sheng.

Shi.

Ricky.

Chen.

Elijah.

Salahuddin.

Isabel.

Yana.

Gaurav.

Ng.

Schwinn.

Chen.

Rachel.

Marie.

Watson.

Riley.

Thompson.

Samantha.

Ashley.

Marie.

Batiste.

Justin.

Babbitt.

Juanita.

Silva.

Regina morales.

Abigail.

Ede.

Edu.

Ossi.

Tina.

Wang.

And Ngoc Aguiar.

Quinton de DeMar.

Barker.

Anna.

Paula.

Almaguer.

Morales.

Abigail Lynn.

Eagleton.

Samantha.

Crawford.

And a copy.

Joseph.

Gymnastic.

Arturo.

Almanza.

Shelby.

Clark.

Hillock.

Anna.

Grace.

Peters.

Emma.

Gray.

Ella.

Maine.

Wendell.

Mira.

Wilson.

Victoria.

Paige McBain.

Raquel.

Morabito.

Rachel.

Budnick.

Rachel.

Toone.

Gabrielle.

Marie.

Foxx.

Hannah.

Christine.

Paige.

Ayman.

Armas.

Molly.

Raymond.

Monette.

Josephine.

Oliver Y Moe.

Okun.

Akin.

Mood.

Medjool.

Kelsey.

Laura.

Mania.

Holly.

English.

Kelly.

Noel.

Haywood.

Madison.

Elise.

Morris.

Leah.

Fox.

Rachel.

Alexandria.

Huck.

Clara.

Townsend.

Daria.

Christine.

Emily.

Julie.

Maria.

Short.

Sally.

Zachary.

Mark.

Smith.

Katherine.

Claire.

Tilly.

Emily.

Christine.

Byrd.

April.

Maureen.

Mueller.

Kylie.

Marie.

Wheeler.

Madeline.

Ford.

Lacey.

Schneider.

Luke.

Sproles.

Kelly.

Bursik.

Madison.

Monique.

Dighton.

Gabrielle.

Kasowitz.

Victoria.

Dunn.

Odin.

Katie.

Peterson.

Eric.

Gonzalez.

Cortez.

Lauren.

Dykstra.

William.

Charles.

Havel.

Meg.

Kearns.

Ian.

Frederick.

Clara.

Theresa.

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Larson.

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Rose.

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Gray.

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John.

Charles.

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John.

Rebecca.

Shu.

Ting.

Jo.

Jayla.

Jerry.

Young.

Kristen.

Green.

George.

Ramirez.

Madrigal.

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Drexel.

Jenna Byrne.

Martin.

Brubaker.

Ray Ramos.

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Holder.

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Kyle.

James McFerran.

Young.

Kim.

Brandon.

Coleman.

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John O'Boyle.

Jordan.

Demario.

Marlow.

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Sri Kumar.

Maita.

Venus de Palma.

Shelby.

Morocco.

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Elizabeth.

Pressman.

Abed.

Marci G. Sydney.

Hannah.

Bernstein.

Taylor.

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Jessica DaSilva.

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Polson.

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Shivani.

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Matthew.

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Emma.

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Charcot.

Myron McKenzie.

Cole.

Maxon.

Ryan.

Shields.

Noah.

Scott.

Miller.

Jack.

Edwin.

Hill.

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Johnson.

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William.

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Barber.

Anna Marie Munger.

Elizabeth.

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Joseph Roberts.

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Jacob.

Tilton.

Scott.

Donnelly.

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Grace.

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Hall.

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Prateek.

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Michelle.

Dunn.

Phil.

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Marie.

Payton.

Chair.

Aaron.

Christopher.

Rush.

Daniel.

Martinez.

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Parker.

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Pass.

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Samuel.

Henley.

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Lewis.

Daniel.

Manrique.

Enriquez.

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Raghavendra.

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Shefali.

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Saxena.

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Yusra.

Aliya.

Hong, Udai.

Shanina.

Bailey.

So.

Angelina.

Linnea van Herkie.

Nathaniel.

Wilson.

Tiffany.

House.

Philip.

Anthony.

Perez.

Tracy.

Nichols.

Dion.

Lee.

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Charles.

Holdsworth.

Malcolm.

Venema.

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Louise Provencher.

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Shannon.

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Clark.

Maya.

Wilson.

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Jacob.

Benjamin.

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Joe.

Clemmensen.

Alexis.

Anderson.

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Tonda.

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Karen.

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Fitzmaurice.

Julian.

Ryan.

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Smith.

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Oh.

Benjamin.

Austin.

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Oliver.

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Becky.

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Johnson.

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Dylan.

Ashton.

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Alyssa.

Heron.

Charlie.

Ali.

Al.

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Alejandro.

Pacheco.

Referral.

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Hosiery.

Luke.

Richards.

Connor.

Lyons.

Derek.

Ellis.

Andrew.

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Cleveland.

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Taylor.

Catherine.

Jen.

Chesky.

Alexander.

Lewis.

McCoy.

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Watson.

Tara.

Mohammed.

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Mufti.

Kirsten.

Lynn.

Daly.

Erica.

Hall.

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Jason.

Mitchell.

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Thiel.

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Parker.

Marquette.

Thomas.

Carson.

Gabrielle.

Griffin.

Rachel.

Binondo.

Ryan.

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Kiara.

Joanne.

Colton.

Brady.

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Collins.

Maxwell.

Peterson.

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Cassandra.

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Pin.

Valerie.

Avery.

Marie.

Morrell.

Smith.

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Let.

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Kyle.

Dolson.

Cole.

Lynch.

Lachlan.

Tavish.

Gray.

Trevor.

Nathan.

Terrell.

Patrick.

Shepherd.

Madison.

Huff.

Charisma.

Romero.

Custer.

Yap.

Chen.

Dylan.

Grant.

Caden.

Hunter.

Sexton.

Nicole.

Patel.

Nathan.

Fox.

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Maureen.

Nussbaum.

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Aiden.

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Andrew.

Howard.

Joshua.

Green.

Tyler.

Anthony.

Johns.

Rachel.

George.

Nicole.

Huff.

Miguel.

Emily.

Padgett.

Heather.

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Zachary.

Lane.

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Stone.

Sarah.

Klinger.

Corey.

Jennings.

Walls.

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Emma.

Devon.

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Jane.

Taylor.

Erica.

Alejandro.

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Shiva.

Tiffany.

Marie.

Beatty.

Georgiana.

Jones.

Lorena.

Fulton.

CV.

Tom.

Rook.

Choo.

Scott.

Hank.

John.

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Lynn.

Grant.

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Cooper.

Aarons.

Joseph.

Nolan.

Lavash.

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Brandon.

Kushner.

Kevin.

Jack Donovan.

Emily.

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Paulo.

Lillian.

Skarsgrd.

Jenna.

Lee.

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Frank.

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Rashica.

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Ashley.

Jean.

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Hunter.

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Ivan.

Santa Maria.

Andrew.

Judge.

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Twigg.

Nolan.

Greg.

Simon.

Wall.

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Vijay.

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Tyler.

Jones.

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Katie.

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Valencia.

Powell.

Alex.

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Carson.

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Harrison.

Lee.

Hayden.

Lowry.

Brody McIntosh.

Dylan.

Beck.

James.

Cameron.

Minh.

Nguyen.

Ethan.

Ingber.

Lou.

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Horst.

Haley.

Morgan.

Reed.

Alexis.

Storm.

Housley.

Taylor.

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Maris Le.

Zeb.

Nick.

Long.

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Dole.

Robert.

Jotham.

Timothy.

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Rich.

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Jayla.

Jean.

Gentry.

Matthew.

Keith.

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Aisha.

Hilliard.

Raquel.

Masala.

Ariana.

Maura.

Aguilar.

Lauren.

Henry.

Alexis.

Romero.

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Renee.

Neff.

Maggie.

Irene.

Simmons.

Jamie.

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West.

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William.

Walsh.

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Carriker.

Katie.

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Garrett.

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Heather.

Ledbetter.

Justice.

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Kim.

Corey.

Hurston.

Ella.

Brodsky.

Jacob.

Grebe.

Kevin.

Gilbert.

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Adam.

Johnson.

Wilson.

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Fisher.

Moji.

Soy.

Oh.

Joy.

Katie.

Marie.

Keegan.

Kira.

Ebony.

Roth.

Muhammad.

Omar.

Abu.

Ross.

Natalia.

Marie.

Le Jawa.

Isabel.

Cross.

Amanda.

Clayton.

Jason.

Christopher.

Plymouth.

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Sierra.

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Jessica.

Gianluca.

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Ray.

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Alexander.

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Elizabeth.

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Miskin.

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Marie.

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Lee.

Rinky.

Joshua.

Davis.

Urbana.

Michelle.

Tamiya.

Edwards.

Eric.

Andrews.

Oh.

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Builder.

Sadiq, Missouri.

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Kaylee.

Rose.

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Piper.

Rose.

Elliot.

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Costanza.

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Ivy.

Maiden.

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Sarah.

Downing.

Caitlin.

Huntoon.

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Brian.

Marie.

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Zavala.

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Sushma McGuire.

Emily.

Reed.

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Jean.

Krakowski.

Ella de Bunton.

Caitlin.

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Scene.

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Theresa.

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Taremi.

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Farnham.

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Maria.

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Jamie.

Malouf.

Alexis.

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Mackenzie and Doherty.

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Rachel.

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Ayanna.

Winter.

Howard.

Amy.

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Jenna.

Elizabeth.

Lepak.

William.

Shirley.

Mariah.

Collins.

Ashley.

Hayden.

Naomi.

Alvarado.

Lauren.

Duvall.

Reed.

Davis.

Anna.

Christine.

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Ashlyn.

Elizabeth.

Low.

Melissa.

Varner.

Brittany.

Tiara.

Banks.

Alexis.

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Nicole.

Hearn.

Jordan.

Rose.

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Brianna Marie.

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Victoria.

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Clancy.

Haley.

Kalama.

Willow.

Rose.

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Scudder.

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Mayor.

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Ralston and Charles Roman.

John Martin.

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Ryan, Alexander.

Bellis.

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Markham.

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Ann.

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Ryan.

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Everhart.

Danielle McDaniel.

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Marie.

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Lynn.

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Tiffany.

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Marquez.

Tyler.

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Holloway.

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Young.

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Nara.

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Billings.

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Jane.

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Ray.

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Ariya.

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Perez.

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Anthony.

Gonzalez.

Connor.

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Jeff.

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Taylor.

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Ringler.

Pecoraro.

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Susan McDonald.

Hannah.

Claire.

Fountain.

Kaylee.

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Esther.

April.

Stinson.

Melanie.

Love.

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Morgan.

Johnson.

Joshua.

Daniel.

Lake.

Madeline.

Morrison.

Courtney.

Monique.

Oliver.

Victoria.

Luce.

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Marie.

Janice.

Barnes.

Austin.

House.

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Hardesty.

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Katherine.

Daniels.

Corinne.

Keuning.

Victoria.

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Rachel.

Kowalski.

Susana.

Balderas.

Oh.

Jessica.

Lynn.

Steele.

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Ross.

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Haley T rose.

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Victoria.

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Lynch.

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Gabrielle.

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Jason.

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James.

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Miller.

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McCutcheon.

Alexandra.

Katherine.

Shannon.

Kayla.

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Lewis.

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Katherine.

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Kennedy.

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Lily.

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Mitchell.

Payne.

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Taylor McCarthy.

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Jessica Ann.

Robock.

Trenton.

Cassandra.

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Scottish.

Katherine.

Proto.

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Angelina.

Singh.

Taylor.

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Megan.

Baker.

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Kim.

Karina.

Alvarez.

Alexandra Marie.

Stites.

Kyla.

Voss.

Lynn.

Thomas.

Simon.

King.

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Hein.

Katie.

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Megan.

Cahill.

Emma.

Watson.

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Crandall.

Kyla.

Rose.

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Gauna.

Gabriel.

Rausch.

Bennett.

Marini.

Olivia.

Person is.

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Grace.

Bell.

Trinity.

Coates.

Christopher.

Jacqueline.

Wilson.

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Allen.

Will.

Shashank.

Singh.

So.

John.

Denny.

Juan.

Tim.

Ng.

Derek.

Berardi.

Cody.

Hoppy.

Alexander.

Matthew.

Chang.

Aiden.

Hogan.

Chloe.

Cheddar.

Caitlin.

Wright.

Phyllis.

Rene.

Jackson.

Maya.

Sorry.

Hip and steel.

Sydney.

Warren.

Zaria.

Martin.

Zaria.

John.

Miles.

Jamie.

Maxwell.

Bara al Dasuki.

Kaylee.

Harrison.

Caitlin.

Sims.

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Amarachi.

Wheelbarrow.

McKenzie and Dorothy.

A cancer Vidal.

Jada Bogaerts, Booker T. Ryan.

Edgar.

Jenkins.

Madison.

Lee.

Whitaker.

Ryan.

Lebon, now ski.

Harry.

Priya.

Tiara.

Mariam.

Mohammed.

Tori.

Bethany.

Cole.

Joseph.

Farah.

Bridget.

Farmer.

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Gabrielle.

Jones.

Simone.

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Kyla.

Hill.

Kristen.

Arnold.

Shelley and Bundy.

Cassandra Nickerson.

Julia McKenzie.

Donovan's.

Catherine.

Lynn.

Beeman.

Joseph.

Colby.

Burnett.

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Alicia Broden.

Darden.

Ajani.

Simone.

Harris.

Thomas.

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Thomas.

Noble.

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Amano.

Chan.

Dylan.

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Jane.

Ross.

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Munson.

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Miller.

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Carlos.

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Kaylee.

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(Conferral of Degrees, reading graduate names) John.

White.

All right.

That's awesome.

One more.

Go.

Green.

Go.

White.

All right.

Fantastic.

So will the educational specialists and masters graduates, please rise as you are able.

Congratulations, Spartans.

Will everyone please join me in once again congratulatin these amazing degree recipients?

One more round of applause.

Graduates, there are many who celebrate with you today.

People who have been with you throughout your academic journey, who rooted for you and perhaps helped you cross this finish line.

They might be parents, siblings aunts and uncles, grandparents or friends.

So let's show our appreciation to all the family members and friends who have been so importan in your journey and are here or joining by live stream.

Will family an friends please stand as you are able to receive the appreciation of today's graduates?

Please rise.

There's another group of people richly deserving of our recognition, the amazing faculty and staff who supported your success at Michigan State University.

Can we show them our appreciation to.

I will tell you that for an educator, there are few joys greater than watching those of you who you've taught and mentore become the leaders of tomorrow.

We are grateful for all thos who made this moment possible, including generations of alums, donors, and citizens who have supported this great university for more than 170 years.

So, member of the graduating class of 2026, this is my parting charge to you.

I urge you to continue to.

I urge you to continue your service to society by maintaining your curiosity and engaging with humility and civility, and I hope you remain forever connected to this special universit as you join the ranks of a half a million degree Spartans making the world a better place.

Go green.

I now invite everyone to please rise and join in singing the first stanz of the alma mater, MSU shadows.

Miss Coleman will lead us in the singing.

Following the singing we ask guests to remain seated until the recessional of the platform.

Party faculty and students, thank you.

(Singing and performance of MSU Alma Mater) (MSU Fight Song performance)