Yearbook

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student life ..............................................................................................................2-15 cap & gown portraits and graduation......................................................16-37 underclass portraits ......................................................................................... 38-46 freshmen portraits............................................................................................47-72 p1 portraits .......................................................................................................... 73-78 P2 & P3 portraits...............................................................................................79-81 organizations.................................................................................................... 82-111 academic departments arts & sciences.............................................112-142 ibcs and education program...................................................................143-144 athletics ............................................................................................................145-167
basketball - men’s..................................................................................145-148 basketball - women’s............................................................................149-151 cross country..........................................................................................152-154 tennis- men’s............................................................................................155-157 tennis - women’s....................................................................................158-160 track & field.............................................................................................161-163 volleyball.................................................................................................... 164-167
fall events ........................................................................................................168-197 spring events..................................................................................................198-215 summer events .............................................................................................216-223 founder/sisters of the blessed sacrament/board of trustees 224-226 faculty & staff portraits.............................................................................227-232 staff departments ........................................................................................233-250 memorial................................................................................................................... 251 year at-a-glance ............................................................................................252-253 yearbook editors..........................................................................................254-256
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AsaXavierite,studentsspendtimenotonlystudyingfortheirclasses, butalsoparticipatinginon-andoff-campusevents,suchasbasketball tailgate, end of the year blowout and the annual UNCF walk.
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as a xavierite...


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residence life
Xavier has four residence halls St.KatharineDrexelResidenceHall,St. Michael’s Residence Hall, The Living LearningCenterandSt.MartinDePorres Residence Hall.


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st. katharine drexel
“As a freshman, living in KD is like home, but with hundreds of sisters.Sometimes it’s good when you get lonesome,
but the rooms are too small.”


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st. michael’s
“St. Mike’s is great for me because I haveaprivateroomsoIcanstudy,but I can watch games or play pool in the lobby when I want to hangout. ”


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the living
learning center
“We have better educationals than any other hall. My favorite educational was the one about Lupus. I didn’t know Nick Cannon had Lupus! I learned so much!”


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st. martin
deporres
“Wonderful climate controlled rooms,withastaffthatputsasmile on my face everyday.”


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commuterstudent
Kathy Nguyen
Sophomore, Chemistry pre-med major from Amite, Louisiana
My plans are to attend dental school and become a dentist.
I selected my major as a Chemistry pre- med student because I enjoy the aspects of chemistry, but at the same time I am able to includebiologyinmystudies,too.Thismajorcan also help me further my career.
I selected Xavier because of its program for sciences and also because I wanted to go to a university that was far enough to give me my independence but also close enough for me to visit my family every weekend. I also enjoy the fact that Xavier is like a small community because it makes the school feel more like home.
I have lived both on and off campus before and there are definitely advantages and disadvantages.Asacommuter,youhavetowake up earlier than usual and sometimes you have the chance of getting stuck in traffic. You are alsolimitedtoafterschoolactivities.However, being at home feels comforting and you have your own freedom and privacy.
In my free time, I enjoy writing poetry, roller skating/ ice skating, and swimming.
Kathy (2nd le ) eating lunch with friends. L-R: Extell Farve, junior psychology; and Pauline Pham, biology pre-med.
Kathy (2nd le ) with sophomore friends reviewing chemistry ash cards. L-R: Ngoc Nguyen, chemistry pre-pharmacy; Kathy; Pauline Pham, biology pre-med and Kelly Phan, chemistry pre-pharmacy.
Taking a break to strike a pose.
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Taking in the sights.
Horseback riding
Studying biology and
Spanish in Costa Rica
“The experience opened my eyes to a bigger world and more possibilities .”
Managing being a student and learning in a different country & culture.
ThedecisiontostudyabroadwithInternationalStudiesAbroad(ISA)wasonethat I made in high school during my beginning Spanish class.As a Biology/premed major,manypeopletriedtodiscouragemefromcompletingthepromiseIhad madetomyselfseveralyearsearlier.“It’sdangerous,”theysaid.“Youwon’tbeable tograduatewithyourclass.”Afterconductingmyownresearch,Ifoundthese statements to be false.
This information helped me to confirm my decision to travel to Costa Rica. I was anxious as I made my journey from the U.S.to Latin America.I didn’t know if I had made the right decision.All I knew was that I wanted to learn Spanish and that there was no better way to study it than being completely immersed in a Spanishspeakingculture.Fromthemomentmyplanebeganitsdescentoverthe mountains and brightly colored roofs of San Jose, I knew I had made the right decision. I spent the next four months in paradise. I made friends with natives (“Ticos”) and other students from the U. S. Many of these friendships are still strong today. MyclasseswereheldatVeritasUniversity.Mytypicalweekincluded20hoursof Spanish,4hoursofTropicalBiology,and4hoursofClassicalBiology.Thecourses werestrenuousbutnotstressful.Ilearnedsomuchnewmaterial.Myhostmom often commented on how much my Spanish had improved over a short period of time. By the end of my second month, I had no problem com- municating withTicos.AfewevenaskedifIwasHis-panic!Thistripwasmostdefinitelythe experienceofalifetime.Tothoseofyouwhoarethinkingaboutmakingthelife changing decision to study abroad I ask---What are you waiting for?
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student profiles
Relaxing in a hammock.
Snorkeling in the ocean.
ChantelBonner
study abroad ambassador
My birthday pinata.
My host family.


museums,” he said. “But it was a really difficult course to get through.”
Walker attributes his rebirth to the self-dependency he acquired abroad.Living with an older couple in the city severalmilesfromtheschool,hewasforcedtolearnhowtogetaroundontheMetro,tolearnthelanguage,andtolearn howtomakehisowndecisions.“There’sanine-hourtimedifferentialbetweenParisandLosAngeles,”helaughed.“There
Thomas in Paris, France.
A junior political science major studying in France.
Backin2012,Walker,whohailsfromLosAngeles,CAwasnotreallysureaboutwhathewantedtodoandlookingforsome catalyst to ignite his passion.Much to his surprise,he found it one day when he wandered into one of the XU Center for Intercultural and International Program’s (CIIP) Study Abroad Fairs.
“I had given some thought to studying abroad before, but it wasn’t until I talked with the reps at the fair and to (CIIPdirector)Mr.(Torian)Lee,didIrealizethatitwasreallyafeasibleoption,”hesaid.“InfactIwasshockedhoweasythe
process was.”
Not the least among the surprising facts he learned about studying abroad: the cost of the program, which
includedaplacetostayandmostofhismeals,wasprettymuchthesameashisregularXaviertuitionwouldhavebeen.His only real additional costs were for travel and some incidental living expenses.
And as a result of his four months attending the American Business School in Paris through the International StudyAbroad(ISA)program,heisexcitedabouthisfuture,whichhenowenvisionsincludinglawschoolandacareerin
international relations. Sincereturninghehasbecomeveryactiveoncampus,amongotherthings,servingasanAmbassadorfortheCIIP
and the Career Advancement Center. He finds he is much more focused academically as well. WhileinFrance,Walkerpickedupacademiccreditsintheareasofpoliticalscience,psychology,arthistory,and,of course,French.Hewassurprisedbytwothings:howeasyitwastopickupthelanguage,andhowhardarthistoryturned
out to be.
“Paris is a great city to study art history – I got to visit the Louvre and numerous other great galleries and
was no calling Mom for some quick advice.”
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StudyAboardprogramalumni–(L-R)ThomasWalker,SydneyWing,JasmineGeathers,LaurenJennings,BrittneyLewis, ChantelBonner,JeffQuash,PaulJoseph.Studentsdiscussedtheirpersonalexperiencesaroundtheworldduringapanel discussion, held as part of Xavier’s celebration of International Education Week under CIIP program.
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Thomas Walker
study abroad Paris, France


Tameka Hicks,
an author & ordained minister
Tameka wrote a book,titled “Said I Wouldn’t Tell It But I Just Can’t Keep It To Myself.” The book will come out in June 2014.The subject is spiritual and inspirational.She discoveredthroughheryoung19yearlifethat“Godhas a purpose and will for all of us. We have to listen to God to find out that purpose. We can’t do it on our own. As a young person we think we are in charge of
our life, we are not.”
I chose Xavier because I want to be a part of the legacy. I know other Xavier graduates who made a positive impressiononme,that’swhyIfollwedintheirfootsteps.
As a sophomore, sales and marketing major from Jackson, Tennesse, Tameka is aware of God’s purpose for her.
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Leah Labat, an artist
Junior art & psychology major, biology minor.
I love being an artist and expressing myself in various mediums. Oneofmycareergoalistobecomeamedicalillustrator.
ImajoredinartbecauseI’vealwaysbeengoodatartand had a nack for illustration.
I attended Xavier to study art because of it’s great reputation;professorBechetandJohnT.Scottaregreat African American artists.
I love to work in various mediums such as graphite, ink, conté, carbon pencil; things that have more grayscale, anythingthat’sblackandwhite.Iloveoilpaint,notacrylic or plastic, oil paint is really beautiful to paint with.
It’s hard for me to pick what I like best about my art. I do everything, I just like the way my skills come fluidly to me.
I think about a lot of different fields where I can use my artisticabilities,suchasthearttherapyfield;ßgettinga medicalillustratorlicensefromJohnHopkinsinapplied sciences; or just being a graphic designer and painter, which ever comes first.
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Gary Smith,
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an athlete
“Gold Rush, Men’s Basketball player”
As an athlete, time management for studying and for practicing is important. Xavierpreparesstudentstoassumevariousrolesofleadershipandserviceinsociety. The athletics department believes very strongly that academics comes first and foremost, and its goal is to graduate 100 percent of its student-athletes.


AlexandriaWard,
student profiles
a chemist & violinist
Alexandria is a freshman from Houston, Texas.
She came to Xavier because of the friendly people and small classes.
She plans to pursue her career as a professional musician and major in chemistry.
Alexandria started playing the violin in kinderdergarten.
She works with Sr. Juliana Haynes as part of the Early Bird school of music in the Music department.
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2014 Graduates
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES and GRADUATE SCHOOL
Alexander, Angelica Biology Pre-med
Alleyne, Nikita Psychology
Armant, Brandi History
Babatunte, Damilola Communication Studies
Bach, Michael English
Bailey, Wyndy Chemistry Pre-med
Barbosa, Bryce Biology Pre-med
Baron, Lauren Biology Pre-med
Batiste, DuJuana Biology Pre-med
Batts, Clay Biology Pre-med
Beamon, Kamaria English / English Education
Becnel, Courtni Biology Pre-med
Bellow, Jolie Biology Pre-med
Bettis, Courtney Mathematics
Beverly, Gabriel Biology
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2014 graduates


Bourdeaux, Jaune Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Bowers, Justin BA-Management
Bracy, Gabriel Mass Communications
Bracy, Javon English
Brannon, Kaitland Mathematics
Carter, Jasmine Psychology
Charles, Tori Art Education
Chatters, Cydney Biology Pre-med
Cheek, Morgan Chemistry Pre-med
Christmas, Tameka Chemistry
2014 graduates
Bivens, Claire Mass Communications
Bizmana, Nadine Accounting
Blocker, Ashley Speech Pathology
Bonvillain, Cierra Psychology Pre-med
Bonvillian, Ariel Psychology Pre-med
Broussard, Brionee Sociology
Brown, Amber Psychology
Calhoun, Nicole Sociology
Carter, Ana Psychology Pre-med
Carter, Chandler Biology
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City, Brittany Sociology
Cliton, Chrystina Biology
Copeland, Jocelyn Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Crutch, Jade Political Science
Dangerfield, Eric Psychology
Davalie, Janique Accounting
Davis, Chelsea Biology
Davis, Kelicia Psychology
Davis, Raven Chemistry Pre-med
Davis, Sharelle Biology Pre-med
Demouchet, Kamirah Chemistry
Dike, Chigozie Biology Pre-med
Dinh, Ann Biology
Dotson, Brandan Chemistry Pre-med
Douglas, Shannon Chemistry Pre-med
DuBose, Courtney Psychology
Dufrene, Teresa Biology Pre-med
Dupree, Taylor Mass Communications
Dyson, Rita Psychology
Edwards, Celeste Chemistry
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Edwards, Morgan Computer Science
Ellis, Ariel English
Everhart, Kara BA-Finance
Fant, Whitney Biology Pre-med
Fears, Whitney Chemistry
Foster, Kaci Biology Pre-med
Franklin, Tatyana Biology Pre-med
Gaines, Miracle Biology Pre-med
Gonzales, Lauren Psychology Pre-med
Gordon III, John BA-Finance
Gordon,Tyron BA-Sales and Marketing
Grant, Sana Psychology
Guillory, Arieyon Biology
Hall, Olivia Biology Pre-med
Harrison, Reginald Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Hawkins, Brehana Biology Pre-med
Hayes, Kedric Physics
Haynes, Shelby Biology Pre-med
Haywood, Nicholas Computer Info Systems
Horne, Arleya Biology Pre-med
2014 graduates
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Hudson, Jasmyne Biology Pre-med
Jackson, Timothy BA-Management
James, Jazmine Biology
Jarman, Paris Biology Pre-med
Jenkins, Vallery Middle School Educ
Johnson, Bene Chemistry Pre-med
Jones, Chante Biology Pre-med
Jones, Garrett Psychology
Jones, Isaiah Political Science
Jones, Lindsey Speech Pathology
Jones, Maura Biology Pre-med
Jones, Mila’na Chemistry ACS
Jordan, Shomari Psychology
Joseph, Montrelle Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Kelly, Jeanece Sociology
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2014 graduates
Kent, Rosaly Chemistry
Lavallais, Courtney Biology Pre-med
Lejeune, Amber Chemistry
Lemons, Randi Mass Communications
Lesane, Jasmine History


Lesene, Etheral Accounting
Lewis, Kristiaan Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Lewis, Vonora History
Love, LeaAnn Chemistry Pre-med
Luong, Richard Biology Pre-med
Madhere, Briana Chemistry Pre-med
Magee, Elisah Psychology
Martin, Jasmine Speech Pathology
Matherson, Nia Biology
Maxwell, Jaimere Chemistry
McCall, Shayla Biochemistry
McClain, Erika Chemistry
McClue, Kyle Accounting
McCord, Caressa Sociology
McGruder, Whitney BA-Management
2014 graduates
McLeod, Kaylin BA-Sales and Marketing
Mead, Javon Accounting
Mercadel, Alyssa Chemistry Pre-med
Miles, Brianna Biology Pre-med
Mitchell, Briann Chemistry
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Mitchell, Clarence Biology Pre-med
Moses, McKenzie Biology Pre-med
Moss, Ashley Biology Pre-med
Myers, Autumn Psychology Pre-md
Myers, Keelyn Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Nelson, Paige Chemistry
Nguyen, David Biology Pre-med
Nguyen, Thuy-Van Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Nwoko, Ogechi Dual Degree Biomedical Engineering
Oatis, Jeremy History
Opara, Ephraim Biology Pre-med
Parker, DaReek Biology Pre-med
Parquet, Tieranni Biology
Penro, Kirkland Philosophy
Peppers, Gretchen Biology Pre-med
Pickett, Rae’Fiera Sociology
Pipion, Evan History
Portee, Taquoya Biology
Presley, Alex Computer Science
Priestley, Kristen Psychology
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Prophete, Kai Biology Pre-med
Reese, Jazzma Mass Communication
Revere, Ariel Accounting
Richardson, Shaneau Chemistry Pre-med
Riddle, Shamarri Biochemistry
Roberts, Antonio Biology Pre-med
Russell, Brittany Biology Pre-med
Saint-Ford, Alexa Biology Pre-med
Sajid, Fizza Biology Pre-med
Sanders, Danielle Biology Pre-med
Scott, Jasmine Speech Pathology
Seaberry, Michael Biology Pre-med
Sharmin, Nusrat Speech Pathology
Simmons, Brandy BA-Management
Smith, Gregory Mathematics
Smith, Latasha Mass Communication
Spence, Emmanuel Psychology Pre-med
St. Charles, Taylor Speech Pathology
Stansberry, Jasmine Chemistry Pre-pharmacy
Summers, Brittini Chemistry
2014 graduates
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Tate, Christina Chemistry Pre-pharmacy
Tchedou, Maza Chemistry Pre-pharmacy
Thomas, Lauree Chemistry Pre-med
Thomas, Tracey Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Thompson, Jasmine Chemistry Pre-med
Tran, Diem-Kieu Chemistry Pre-pharmacy
Tucker, Danielle Political Science
Turner, Joshua Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Tutwiler, Chane’sa Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Veal, Tiffanie Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Verret, Leslie Speech Pathology
Vo, Julie Biology Pre-med
Vo, Nina Biology Pre-med
Wallace, Adia Philosophy
Waller, Charles Psychology
Warner-Hillard, Charles Psychology
Warren, Alisha Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy
Watkins, Sharita Accounting
Watson, Cynthia BA-Management
Watson, Johnathon Chemistry ACS
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White, Kristen Biology
Weber, Theresa Spanish
Williams, Amber Accounting
Williams, Avingnon MAT Sp Ed/English Graduate School
Williams, Debra Sociology
Williams, Donielle Biology Pre-med
Williams, Francois Biology Pre-med
Williams, Morgan BA-Management
Williams, Rhonda Accounting
Wilson-Anumudu, Folasade Psychology Pre-med
Winford, Vernicia Biology Pre-med
Young, Yves-Yvette Psychology
Igbokwe, Linus Biology Pre-med Missing from printed 2014 book
Lewis, Fredericka Psychology
Missing from printed 2014 book
Loyd, Taylor BA-Sales and Marketing Missing from printed 2014 book
Vaughn-Allen, De’Angellica Biology Pre-med Missing from printed 2014 book
Seniors at Midnight Madness
2014 graduates
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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY - PHARMD
Adem, Ishac
Agyekum, David
Alexander, Karen
Allen, Natasha
Anderson, Corey
Anderson, Richard
Anthon, Sarah
Babin, Courtney
Badon, Tishara
Baham, Gianni
Barnes, Kearston
Batiste, LaToya
Bell, Kristin
Beshir, Amy
Bibbins, Korin
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2014 graduates
Birch, Dana
Bolden, Eldora
Bridges, Tess
Brown, Nakeisha
Burrowes, Antonio


Cardenas, Lamar
Carter, Annette
Chapman, Kelly
Charles, Justin
Chimezie, Chukwuemezie
Chretien, Ryan
Clay, Sharde
Connelley, Wyatt
Constantino, Kristen
Coomber, Tito
Cucullu, Myra
Dames, Okell
Dao, Quynhithu
Darensburg, Tiernisha
Davis, Angela
2014 graduates
Davis, Javier
Day, Lauren
Deering, Gina
Delise, Seth
Dermady, Miranda
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Diamond, Jason
Diggs, Tanika
Do, Richard
Emukah, Cawline
Erinmwingbov, Karen
Evans, Annette
Farrar, Hunter
Foret, Dustin
Frickey, Hilarie
Gauthier, Joshua
Gibson, Felicia
Goodson, Kelly
Goodson, Lillian
Gray, Emily
Han, Rebecca
Harris-Simon, Chawn
Holliday, Aefsha
Holmes Jr., Michael
Hunter, John
Jackson, Raven
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Jerez, Orlando
Jones, Rhea
Joshua, Chalyn
Khashan, Mona
Ladner, Nicholas
Lang, Allison
Le, Long
Le, Ny
Lockhard, Rachel
Lowe, Jessica
Maestri, Thomas
Matthews, Tawanna
Mauin, Erin
Makina, Tendai
McDonald, Joseph
Melerine, Christina
Modica, Chauna
Mott, Kelly
Muhsen, Shirouk
Nguyen, Amy
2014 graduates
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Nguyen, Elizabeth
Nguyen, Johnny
Nguyen, Jollin
Nguyen, Khanh
Nguyen, Selena
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2014 graduates
Nguyen, Sang
Nguyen, Thanh-Ha
Nguyen, Thao
Nguyen, Theresa
Nguyen, Tran
Nguyen, Trang
Nguyen, Trung
Nguyen, Truo
Nguyen, Vi
Novick, Van
Olivier, Jessica
Omari, Christopher
Pedro, Ibraheem
Pham, Tuong-Vi
Preyan, Lynez


Price, Kalaina
Pugh, Christopher
Quach, Jimmy
Rainey, Rhondalyn
Randolph, Joshua
2014 graduates
Riley, Nicole
Roskam, Magali
Rowe, Alana
Royals, Janet
Rugel, Nicole
Sawada, Youke
Schwab, Youke
Showers, Porscha
Sidney, Danielle
Simon, Shana
Smith, Lauren
Synder, LaShon
Steib, Cherise
Stubbs, Tiffany
Ta, Xoung
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Taylor, Terreca
Tai, Gordon
Thomas, Nareen
Thompson, Danielle
Thompson, Jazmine
Thong, Elisa
Thorton, Melissa
Tom, Tylon
Tran, Kevin
Tran, Lanh
Tran, Phuc
Tran, Tu
Troung, Hung
Tsan, Nam
Vo, Paul
Vu, Christopher
Vu, Michael
Vu, Nam
Vu, Nga
Vu, Quyen
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Vu, Uyen
Weary, Britney
Williams, Michelle Wilson, Shavonda Winn, Michelle
Zahn, Candace Zayed, Rana Foret, Darcy
Missing from printed 2014 book
2013 Graduation
Young, Jade
Yumul, Gerald
2014 graduates 3
L-R:MasscommunicationsmajoraAshley Brewer,JulianneBrown,andbiologymajor Melody Campbell.
Pharm.D.graduateChiomaObihwithmom,Dr. Patience Obih, COP professor.
Business major, Gina Richard.
College of Arts & Sciences graduates.
Samantha Speed, Pharm.D. accepts her degree from Dr. Francis.


2013 Graduation
86TH COMMENCEMENT
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin delivered the commencementaddressatXavier’s86thannualgraduationceremony onSaturday,May11,at10:00a.m.intheConvocationCenter.Itwas the University’s first commencement on campus since 1983.
Benjamin, a 1979 Xavier graduate, addressed more than 550 undergraduate,graduate and pre-professional students and their families at the commencement ceremony.
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XU President Norman C.Francis presents the University’s two most
covetedseniorserviceawards–theSt.KatharineDrexelAwardand BaccalaureatemasswithTheMostReverendDominicCarmonandareadeaconsand theMotherAgathaRyanAward–L-R:toKayliseTrahanofLafayette priests. LAandSharaeCelestineofOpelousas,LAatthe2013Baccalaureate
Mass and Honors Convocation.
Baccalaureate Mass & Honors Convocation
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XU President Norman C. Francis and service awards recipients.


NCF FACULTY AWARDS–XU President Dr.Norman C.Francis and Board of Trustees member Mark Romigflankthesixfacultymembersawarded2013NormanC.FrancisFacultyExcellenceAwardsduring Commencement.L-R:Dr.GuangdiWang,Dr.HarrisMcFerrin,Dr.RosalindHale,Dr.JohnOkogbaa,Dr. Susan Spillman, and Dr. Anderson Sunda-Meya.
XU President Dr. Norman C. Francis presents an honorary Doctor of Science degree to U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin ’79, the event’s keynote speaker, at Xavier’s 86th annual commencement.
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Graduation Day
Xavier’sSummaCumLaudegraduatesposewithcommencementspeakerU.S.SurgeonGeneralDr.ReginaBenjamin‘79andXUPresidentDr.Norman Francis.FrontrowL-R:DuyNguyen,DannyGiang,BreannieCharles,Tuyet-TrinhNguyen,JenniferPellittieri,andUchenaOnwuegbusi.MiddlerowL-R:Kaylise Trahan,NneniaClark,MiaWard,KristaBurns,LeighVidrine,StefaniBreaux,CourtneyJason,DanielleRicks,andDeannVessel.BackrowL-R:PeterBaham,Jonn Bailey, Megan Haynes, Schuyler Williams, LaTasha Henderson, Demetria White, Quennet Ibekweh, and Jessica Cooper.


2014 graduates
Master of Arts in Education graduates.
Duy Nguyen
Lisa Decuire Brown Master of Arts Counseling Education
Kennedy, Ottumn Gina Richard Psychology Business
2013 graduates and families
Brooke Seals Accounting
Mia Ward Chemistry
Tysha Jarrow
Schyler Williams
Pharm.D. Britt Martin’s family.
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Business students at the Divison of Business Banquet.
underclass students
Earth Day celebration - L-R: Ricaylah Citizen and Alexis Williams.
Juniorsenjoyfoodanddrinksduringcelebrationontheyard.L-R:Helen Ford,ChiderahUgbaja,KamrinJohnson,JustineAkinlami,ChanelMiller- Phillips and Kareeba Gabriel.
SophomoresBrittaniHeath,JaLissaLatson,DominiqueEdwards,ChelseaTate, andTaylorMcFarlandenjoytimeontheyardduringhomecoming’scelebration.
underclass
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Riding the bus to Campus Ministry spring retreat - L-R: Kharina Williamson and Maxie DeShields.
Students take a break from class and play a round of ping pong in the University Center.
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Banks-Cole, Yazmine junior
Barabin, Ashley sophomore
Barnes-Finney, Erica junior
Barnum, Taylor sophomore
Batiste, Lionel junior
Beasley, Nia junior
Ceasar, Deanna graduate school
Celestin, Bijan sophomore
Colbert, Kayla junior
Cole, Ulyssia junior
Coleman, Kamaira sophomore
Coleman, Shawn sophomore
underclass
Abrams, Sabrina sophomore
Ancar, Erin sophomore
Anderson, Ashanti sophomore
Arasah, Ahamed sophomore
Bailey, Avion junior
Baker, Asia sophomore
Bell, Antoinette junior
Bell, Christopher sophomore
Bibbs, Daphanie sophomore
Bonner, Chantel junior
Briscoe, Audrey sophomore
Brown, Kelsea junior
Brown, LaKendria junior
Brown, Olivia sophomore
Buckson, Terrell junior
Carias, Jesus sophomore
Carmichael, Bria junior
Casey, Tarrin sophomore
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Conley, Devin sophomore
Cooley, Kellie junior
Cooley, Marquetta sophomore
Craig, Eric sophomore
Curry, Raymond sophomore
Dames, Imani junior
Daniel, Dahlia sophomore
Davis, Charlene junior
Davis, Christian junior
Davis, Drusaliar sophomore
Davis, Horace senior
Davis, Jeremiah sophomore
Davis, Lamont junior
Davis, Whitney junior
Dees, Mahalia junior
Deshields, Rowena junior
Detiege, Emmanuel junior
Dorrah, Kimberly sophomore
Dortch, Kourtney sophomore
Dryer, Jade sophomore
Dufrene, Teresa junior
Eaton, Deanna sophomore
Edwards, Dominique sophomore
Edwards, Morgan junior
Elliotte IV, David sophomore
Ellis, Ajhia sophomore
Epps, Jamese junior
Evans, Keiauna sophomore
Ewell, Simone-Alyse sophomore
Fakler, Catherine junior
underclass
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Fernandes, Asia sophomore
Flounory, Shikira sophomore
Ford, Kathryn sophomore
Forkner, Myra sophomore
Foster, Kevin sophomore
Gable, Gabbrielle sophomore
Gardner, Alexander sophomore
Garrett, Destane sophomore
Gary, Patrick sophomore
Gaston, Zachary senior
Gaston-Loyd, Whitney junior
Gilbert, Jarielle sophomore
Gilbert, Markea junior
Gomez, Megan sophomore
Griffin, Briana sophomore
Guillory, Desire sophomore
Hanadi, Afaneh sophomore
Hardnett, Victoria junior
Harris, Taylor junior
Harrison, Davin sophomore
Hart, Chianna junior
Hassan, Oyindayo sophomore
Hill, Ashlee sophomore
Hillery, Breal junior
Hodges, Danielle sophomore
Hollins, Laura sophomore
Howard, Christopher sophomore
Hunt, Carlyn sophomore
Hyacinthe, Faith sophomore
Irby, Kayla junior
underclass
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Jackson, Jamonica sophomore
Jackson, Sharondria junior
Jackson, Sidnie senior
James, Chelsea sophomore
Jennings, Jasmine junior
Joe, Debria sophomore
Johnson, Alexandra sophomore
Johnson, DeMone sophomore
Johnson, Jalen junior
Johnson, Kamrin junior
Johnson, Kayla junior
Johnson, Paige sophomore
Johnson, Patra sophomore
Johnson, Ruby sophomore
Jones, Brianne junior
Joseph, Kevin junior
Joseph, Paul junior
Kaufman, Jeremy sophomore
Kennie, Christopher sophomore
LaMark, Kortney sophomore
Landrum, Baileigh junior
Landry, Brittany sophomore
Lay, Destyni sophomore
Lee, Akerria junior
Lloyd, Amani sophomore
Lotten, Anthony junior
Love, Trey junior
Ly, Suzanne sophomore
Matthews, Wayne sophomore
Maurice-Walker,Lindsey senior
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McLeod, Kaylin junior
Mensah, Lydia junior
Mills, Kenra sophomore
Minor, Brianunna sophomore
Minor, Jessica junior
Moore, Maya sophomore
Morris, Jymirah junior
Morris, Tyera sophomore
Murphy, Evonne sophomore
Murray, Keisha junior
Murry, Kaleb junior
Myles, Jalisha sophomore
Nathan, David junior
Neal, Breianna junior
Nelson, Shacore sophomore
Nguyen, Karen sophomore
Nguyen, Kathy sophomore
Nguyen, Son sophomore
Norton, Ryan sophomore
Nunn, Alexys junior
Ogunbor, Ekuasa sophomore
Okafor, Chinyere sophomore
Okere, Sheila sophomore
Onwuzuligbo,Precious junior
Osibanjo, Ayomide junior
Pace, III, Clarence junior
Patrick, Kristen sophomore
Patton, Maryana sophomore
Payne, Kourtney sophomore
Paz, Cindy sophomore
underclass
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Pearson, Aleia junior
Perrault, David junior
Phan, Kelly sophomore
Pigram, Jr, Eric sophomore
Powell, David sophomore
Price, Derriyan sophomore
Prophete, Jr, Liataud junior
Pulliam-Collins, Kaila junior
Rainey, Lester sophomore
Randolph, Robert sophomore
Raspberry, Mia junior
Rauls, Michael junior
Reaves, Jordan junior
Reddix, Sherry sophomore
Reece, Taylor junior
Reed, Justin junior
Reed, Taylor junior
Richards, Alexis junior
Robinson, Ashley sophomore
Rucker, Leanna sophomore
Sampson, Keidre junior
Santiago, Shelby sophomore
Seay, Erin junior
Shahid, Atiya sophomore
Shannon, Tramaine sophomore
Sherman, Olivia sophomore
Shuler, Will junior
Simmons, Joshua junior
Simmons, Zachary sophomore
Singleton, Robert sophomore
underclass
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Sleh, Kwenyounor junior
Smith, Kelli sophomore
Smith, Marcus sophomore
Spadoni, Dominick sophomore
St. Charles, Kennedy sophomore
Steele, Lauren sophomore
Stephens, Chelsea junior
Stiff, Miles sophomore
Stone, Faith sophomore
Streeter, Rynisha sophomore
Sutherlin, Theresia junior
Sylvester, Charity sophomore
Tate, Kamerly junior
Taylor, Peyton sophomore
Thomas, Keyaisha junior
Thomas, Quenisha junior
Thornton, Taylor junior
Turner, Sydnie sophomore
Turner, Vincent junior
Turnipseed, Amber junior
Ussery, Ayana junior
Vance, Alexis sophomore
Venice-Martin, Taylor junior
Verrett, Da’Shawn junior
Vicks, Jennifer junior
Vu, Thomas sophomore
Walker, Chelsey junior
Walker, Lauren sophomore
Watson, Victoria sophomore
Webb, Jana sophomore
underclass
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Weber, Ashli sophomore
Webster, Johan White, Eric
White, Kaylon White, Patrice Wilcox, Cierra
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Willett, Symone sophomore
Williams, Ciara junior
Williams, Kendall Winchester, Brejean sophomore junior
Merritt, Treyvon sophomore Missing from printed 2014 book
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sophomore
sophomore sophomore
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Students enjoy lunch on the yard by St. Joseph’s Resource Center