Landmark College welcomed 79 graduates into the Alumni Association during a Commencement ceremony held Saturday, May 14 2022 in the Click Family Sports Center. Among them was Chase O'Brien (right), the first student to earn a Bachelor of Science in Life Science from LC.
Two members of the 2020 graduating class Daniel Shin and Indigo Pagan (pictured right) also walked the stage and made remarks, fulfilling the promise made by Landmark College President Peter Eden that any graduate whose ceremony was pre-empted by COVID-19 was welcome to participate in a future ceremony.
The ceremony included recognition of several Landmark College faculty and staff members who are retiring. Board of Trustees Chair Barbara Epifanio read their names from the stage, culminating with founding faculty member Dan Toomey (pictured right), who received a standing ovation when she announced he has been appointed Professor Emeritus.
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Program

Academic Awards
The Community Service Award is given to the students who have unselfishly given of themselves and to the activities of the Landmark College community. WINNERS (left to right): Meredith Robertson and Lauren Orser (right)
The Academic Deans’ Award is given to the student who has best demonstrated the qualities that define academic success at Landmark College. These qualities include hard work, seriousness toward learning, intellectual development, and measurable achievement, such as grades.
WINNERS (left to right): Katherine Addison (Associate) and Sarah Kersey (Bachelor's)
The Undergraduate Research Award Undergraduate Research Award is given to students who exhibit active engagement in a research project in any discipline under the supervision of a faculty/staff member for at least one semester or intersession term. WINNERS (left to right): Gerald Belton and Oscar Gal
The Charles Drake Award is given to a student who has inspired the community by his or her personal qualities. This student is not a quitter and lives in the tradition of Dr. Charles Drake, whose vision and courage helped found the College. This student gives 100 percent, goes the extra mile, and perseveres in pursuit of his or her goals. This student helps the rest of us realize that we have more resources to draw upon than we think, and helps us keep going when we feel discouraged.
WINNERS (left to right): Kadina Erwin and Kenneth Cooper
The President’s Award is given to the student who has best exemplified the principles we believe in here at Landmark College. The student is talented and energetic, meets difficulties head on, works hard, and is dedicated to his or her studies. This student also finds time to contribute to the well-being of other persons and to the life of the Landmark College community as a whole.
WINNERS (left to right): Will Donohue and Katherine Marroni
Class Gift
The Class of 2022 presented President Peter Eden with a class donation to provide scholarship support to future Landmark College students, as well as support for radio station WLMC and the Centers for Diversity & Inclusion.
Spring 2022 Graduates
Associate of Arts in General Studies
Chloe Ammerman-Gerke
Paige Duhl
Eric Guditz
Alexander Larson*
Associate of Arts in Liberal Studies
Katherine Addison
Ziad Almuzaini*
Faith Anzul
Ellie Attridge
Hannah Carr-Lonoff*
Kenneth Cooper
Patrick Devine
Will Donohue*
Kadina Erwin*
Zachary Haggis
Abby Jones
Holly Kasten
Eden Kayser*
Justice Knight-Garrison
Maren Lindberg
Andrew Manderson
Cullin McGregor
Devin McHale*
Matthew Rodrigues
Angus Simmons
Nicolas Sinaiko
Justin St. Martin
Associate of Arts in Business Studies
Chandra Becker*
Lucas Diaz
James Downey
Associate of Science in Computer Science
Andrew Barrows*
Gerald Belton
Wolf Elkan
Zachary Mankowitz
Quinten Miller
Henry Rosenberg
Associate of Science in Life Science
Jacob Borsh
Luke Dammer*
Eric Ellman
Oscar Gal*
Sophia Jajodia
Kayla Patterson
William Tinsley
Michael Vittum
Note: Each Baccalaureate student was required to complete a capstone project of their choosing.
Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Entrepreneurial Leadership
Jason Dewald: Voices: Constitution, Bylaws, and Policies
Destany Hankard: Shark Food: The Journey of Creating and Closing a Food Delivery Service at a Rural Campus
Lauren Orser: The Center for Mental Health and Wellness: A Blueprint for Establishing a Mental Health Resource Center for Neurodiverse Students
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies
Carter Griffith: The Role of Black Professional Athletes During Different Historical Civil Rights Movements
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Alexandra Jassin: Disability Bias Training for K-12 Classroom Teachers
Sarah Kersey⧫: Reducing the Harm of Masking: An Identity-Based Approach
Katie Marroni: Adapting Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Techniques for A Neurodiverse Classroom
Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art
Kamil Al-Lamki: A Day Dream
Nicholas Blackwood: Click to Add Title 2 (electric boogaloo)
Mark Cassidy: Self-Discovery of Aesthetics
Declan O'Flaherty: Written and Performed by
Bachelor of Science in Life Science
Chase O'Brien: What Factors Influence the Abundance of Red Backed Salamanders?
Certificate in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity: Specialization in Executive Function
MaryAnn Frisina
Amy Gillespie
Tina Hardy
Mary Hickey
Kelly Hronick
Natalie Levitan
Shan-Lee Liu
Amanda Manning
Heather O'Neill
Elizabeth Sherk
Sabrina Strong-Nasabal
Maureen Whitestone
Certificate in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity: Specialization in Autism on Campus and Online
Sarah Owocki
Symbol Key
°Golden Key Honor Society
* Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
∞ Computer Science
⧫ Communication
Ω Psychology
ʮ Humanities
€ Environmental Science
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