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2007 Naval Academy Commissioning Week Events
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For Mids, a dash to make history
Women hope this is their year to reach top of monument first
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Barbara Morris didn't almost have it. The "'dixie cup" was cut into numerous pieces and was adhered to Herndon with an epoxy concocted in the Chemistry Department by the Upperclass. The Upperclass went to this length to make sure that the cap would not be removed by a female midshipman. The Plebe who got the cap off Herndon, literally had to rip it off in pieces with his teeth.
I have one of those shirts. There had blue rims just like the official USNA shirts and looked like the real thing under the white works. The word was put out, that if anyone was caught wearing those shirts it was an automatic Class A offense.
Women hope this is their year to reach top of monument first
Published in the BS:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/lo...17may17,0,686721.story?coll=bal-local-arundel
Barbara Morris didn't almost have it. The "'dixie cup" was cut into numerous pieces and was adhered to Herndon with an epoxy concocted in the Chemistry Department by the Upperclass. The Upperclass went to this length to make sure that the cap would not be removed by a female midshipman. The Plebe who got the cap off Herndon, literally had to rip it off in pieces with his teeth.
I have one of those shirts. There had blue rims just like the official USNA shirts and looked like the real thing under the white works. The word was put out, that if anyone was caught wearing those shirts it was an automatic Class A offense.
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Mids scale Herndon Monument, say goodbye to plebe year
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Midshipman 4th Class Jamie Schrock of Detroit nears the top of the lard-covered Herndon Monument at the Naval Academy Thursday morning. It took the Class of 2010 1 hour, 32 minutes and 42 seconds to scale Herndon, an annual rite of passage for academy plebes.
Mids scale Herndon Monument, say goodbye to plebe year
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Annapolis roads to close for Navy graduation
Defense Secretary Gates to speak at academy ceremonies Friday
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Defense Secretary Gates to speak at academy ceremonies Friday
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Heavenly Angels
Blue Angels' performance wows thousands
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The Blue Angels elite aerobatic team makes a dramatic pass over the Severn River and the Naval Academy Bridge during the annual show in the skies over Annapolis Wednesday.
Blue Angels' performance wows thousands
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USMC Award Ceremony and Orientation
The United States Marine Corps Awards Ceremony and Family Orientation Brief was held on Tuesday, 22 May 2007 in Alumni Hall.
USNA. Colonel Michael J. Paulovich, USMC introduced those midshipmen that would be commissioned in the Marine Corps. Eight awards were presented to the outstanding 1/C midshipmen; the awards included:
* The Nickerson Award, a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN James K. Everett, USN, who demonstrated superior leadership, integrity and potential as a future Marine Corps officer.
* The Krulak Award, an “Eagle, Globe, and Anchor” statue, was given to MIDN Ryan W. Pallas, USN who best demonstrated the Marine Corps values of "Honor, Courage, and Commitment."
* The Ripley Award, presented by Col. John W. Ripley, USMC (Ret.), '62, an “Eagle, Globe, and Anchor” statue, went to MIDN Patrick N. Coffman, USN, who demonstrated the highest sense of physical prowess.
* The Adair Award, presented by George P. Watt, Jr., President and CEO, USNA Alumni Association and Foundation, a Marine Officer’s Dress Blue uniform, was given to MIDN Brent R. Stoecker, USN, who is the graduating president of the Semper Fidelis Society.
* The Marine Corps Association Award, a $150 gift certificate to the MCA Bookstore, went to MIDN Timothy D. Burchett, USN, who had the highest academic order of merit.
* The Buse Award (presented in memory of LtGEN Henry W. Buse, Jr., USMC, Class of 1934), a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN John P. Alspach, USN who was selected as the outstanding graduate of the Leatherneck summer training program.
* The Fuller Award, a U.S. Marine Corps desk clock, was given to MIDN Byron M. McCoy, USN, who wrote the best military science paper in the Marine Corps Capstone course.
* The Class of 1957 Award, a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN Andre A. Alves, USN who best distinguished himself most in the pursuit of Professional Military Education.
Following the award presentation was an orientation brief on the Marine Corps.
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The United States Marine Corps Awards Ceremony and Family Orientation Brief was held on Tuesday, 22 May 2007 in Alumni Hall.
USNA. Colonel Michael J. Paulovich, USMC introduced those midshipmen that would be commissioned in the Marine Corps. Eight awards were presented to the outstanding 1/C midshipmen; the awards included:
* The Nickerson Award, a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN James K. Everett, USN, who demonstrated superior leadership, integrity and potential as a future Marine Corps officer.
* The Krulak Award, an “Eagle, Globe, and Anchor” statue, was given to MIDN Ryan W. Pallas, USN who best demonstrated the Marine Corps values of "Honor, Courage, and Commitment."
* The Ripley Award, presented by Col. John W. Ripley, USMC (Ret.), '62, an “Eagle, Globe, and Anchor” statue, went to MIDN Patrick N. Coffman, USN, who demonstrated the highest sense of physical prowess.
* The Adair Award, presented by George P. Watt, Jr., President and CEO, USNA Alumni Association and Foundation, a Marine Officer’s Dress Blue uniform, was given to MIDN Brent R. Stoecker, USN, who is the graduating president of the Semper Fidelis Society.
* The Marine Corps Association Award, a $150 gift certificate to the MCA Bookstore, went to MIDN Timothy D. Burchett, USN, who had the highest academic order of merit.
* The Buse Award (presented in memory of LtGEN Henry W. Buse, Jr., USMC, Class of 1934), a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN John P. Alspach, USN who was selected as the outstanding graduate of the Leatherneck summer training program.
* The Fuller Award, a U.S. Marine Corps desk clock, was given to MIDN Byron M. McCoy, USN, who wrote the best military science paper in the Marine Corps Capstone course.
* The Class of 1957 Award, a Marine Officer’s Sword and Scabbard, went to MIDN Andre A. Alves, USN who best distinguished himself most in the pursuit of Professional Military Education.
Following the award presentation was an orientation brief on the Marine Corps.
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Academy Ring Dance steeped in tradition : Class of '58 donates own rings to be melted into Class of 2008 rings
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The Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership at the United States Naval Academy and Harvard Business Review today announced the finalists for a new award recognizing ethical leadership in the U.S. business community. The Leadership Excellence Award honors top executives for principled leadership, exceptional achievement and a commitment to developing employees.
"These leaders exemplify the best of what American business has to offer," said Vice Admiral Michael Haskins, United States Navy (Ret.) and dean of the Stockdale Center. "They deliver outstanding results and adhere to the highest ethical standards, raising the bar for all business leaders."
A distinguished panel of judges, including leaders from the business and military worlds, selected 13 finalists from a broad field of nominees recommended by their company's chief executive officer. Finalists have demonstrated ethical leadership, noteworthy contributions to the development of fellow employees, and an ability to consistently deliver outstanding results.
Winners will be announced at a banquet dinner on July 18 at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. as part of the Leadership Excellence Summit, a three-day business leadership conference exploring ethics, integrity and character.
Winners will also participate in panel discussions exploring the role of ethical leadership in business today.
The finalists are:
"Ethical leadership can have a profoundly positive impact on management, organizations, and society," said Thomas A. Stewart, editor and managing director of Harvard Business Review. "We celebrate the achievements and contributions these finalists have made to their organizations and communities."
Since 1845, the U.S. Naval Academy has worked to promote moral and ethical leadership across the nation, producing leaders of uncompromising character who have fought our wars with honor and have gone on to serve as positive role models on a global stage.
Harvard Business Review is widely recognized for its agenda-setting articles on effective leadership. The magazine counts as contributors some of the most influential experts in the field of leadership studies, including John Kotter, Daniel Goleman, Jim Collins, Ronald Heifetz and Barbara Kellerman.
About Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership
The United States Navy established the Center for the Study of Professional Ethics at the Academy in 1998, with a mandate to build upon the Academy's record of developing some of the nation's finest leaders, within the Navy and beyond. In 2006, the Ethics Center officially became The Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, named for a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor who embodied the selfless and courageous leadership that is the hallmark of the Center's mission. The Stockdale Center is the center of excellence for leadership, ethics, and character development for the U.S. Naval Academy and the Naval Service. It enriches programs that inspire Midshipmen, the Fleet and national leaders to accomplish their missions with integrity, selflessness and compassion; it is a beacon to the nation.
About Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review's mission is to improve the practice of management in a changing world. Since its founding in 1922, HBR has bridged the worlds of academia and business by publishing groundbreaking ideas from experts at the forward edge of management and leadership practice, in a format that businesspeople can apply in their own careers and companies. The ideas published in HBR have wide-ranging impact, influencing strategy at leading corporations, setting the terms of management debate, and inspiring business leaders around the world. Harvard Business Review has a worldwide circulation of 243,000 and through its international editions is read by some 500,000 people. Harvard Business Review is a business unit of Harvard Business School Publishing, a wholly owned, not-for-profit subsidiary of Harvard University.
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"These leaders exemplify the best of what American business has to offer," said Vice Admiral Michael Haskins, United States Navy (Ret.) and dean of the Stockdale Center. "They deliver outstanding results and adhere to the highest ethical standards, raising the bar for all business leaders."
A distinguished panel of judges, including leaders from the business and military worlds, selected 13 finalists from a broad field of nominees recommended by their company's chief executive officer. Finalists have demonstrated ethical leadership, noteworthy contributions to the development of fellow employees, and an ability to consistently deliver outstanding results.
Winners will be announced at a banquet dinner on July 18 at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. as part of the Leadership Excellence Summit, a three-day business leadership conference exploring ethics, integrity and character.
Winners will also participate in panel discussions exploring the role of ethical leadership in business today.
The finalists are:
- Charles T. (Tom) Burbage, executive vice president and general manager of F-35 program integration, Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Wes Bush, president and chief operating officer, Northrop Grumman Corporation
- Gary R. Chadick, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary, Rockwell Collins, Inc.
- Stephen Cronin, corporate vice president, president Xerox Global Services
- Jennifer Daley, M.D., senior vice president, clinical quality/chief medical officer, Tenet Healthcare Corporation
- Ellen M. Fitzsimmons, senior vice president -- law and public affairs, general counsel and corporate secretary, CSX Corporation
- Michele C. Mayes, senior vice president and general counsel, Pitney Bowes, Inc.
- Randy Melville, senior vice president, sales, Frito-Lay North America, PepsiCo, Inc.
- Robert A. McDonald, vice chairman, global operations, Procter & Gamble
- Greg O'Brien, president, The Staubach Company -- Northeast, Inc.
- Ian Read, president, worldwide pharmaceutical operations, Pfizer, Inc.
- Tim Scott, chief security officer and global director of emergency services and security, The Dow Chemical Company
- Richard Snead, president and chief executive officer, Carlson Restaurants Worldwide
"Ethical leadership can have a profoundly positive impact on management, organizations, and society," said Thomas A. Stewart, editor and managing director of Harvard Business Review. "We celebrate the achievements and contributions these finalists have made to their organizations and communities."
Since 1845, the U.S. Naval Academy has worked to promote moral and ethical leadership across the nation, producing leaders of uncompromising character who have fought our wars with honor and have gone on to serve as positive role models on a global stage.
Harvard Business Review is widely recognized for its agenda-setting articles on effective leadership. The magazine counts as contributors some of the most influential experts in the field of leadership studies, including John Kotter, Daniel Goleman, Jim Collins, Ronald Heifetz and Barbara Kellerman.
About Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership
The United States Navy established the Center for the Study of Professional Ethics at the Academy in 1998, with a mandate to build upon the Academy's record of developing some of the nation's finest leaders, within the Navy and beyond. In 2006, the Ethics Center officially became The Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, named for a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor who embodied the selfless and courageous leadership that is the hallmark of the Center's mission. The Stockdale Center is the center of excellence for leadership, ethics, and character development for the U.S. Naval Academy and the Naval Service. It enriches programs that inspire Midshipmen, the Fleet and national leaders to accomplish their missions with integrity, selflessness and compassion; it is a beacon to the nation.
About Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review's mission is to improve the practice of management in a changing world. Since its founding in 1922, HBR has bridged the worlds of academia and business by publishing groundbreaking ideas from experts at the forward edge of management and leadership practice, in a format that businesspeople can apply in their own careers and companies. The ideas published in HBR have wide-ranging impact, influencing strategy at leading corporations, setting the terms of management debate, and inspiring business leaders around the world. Harvard Business Review has a worldwide circulation of 243,000 and through its international editions is read by some 500,000 people. Harvard Business Review is a business unit of Harvard Business School Publishing, a wholly owned, not-for-profit subsidiary of Harvard University.
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Mids Receive Recognition for Outstanding Volunteer
Annapolis, Md. (NNS) -- The U.S. Naval Academy recognized 15 midshipmen for significant achievements in community service in a ceremony held May 22.
Fourteen midshipmen received the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, and one received the Navy League Community Service Award.
The midshipmen's achievements represented the service of the Midshipman Action Group (MAG), a midshipmen-run volunteer organization. During the 2006-2007 academic year, MAG was responsible for planning and coordinating more than 20,000 hours of community service programs and projects.
"Even while juggling demanding academics, military training, athletics, and other extracurricular commitments, an extraordinary group of midshipmen still choose to dedicate much of their precious free time to community service," said Lt. Anne Marks, the Academy's officer representative for MAG.
MAG projects include tutoring local school children, building affordable housing, protecting natural resources, and volunteering at local hospitals -- to name a few.Members of the Class of 2007, who will be commissioned as Navy ensigns or Marine 2nd lieutenants on May 25, also launched a major community service initiative in coordination with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore this year.
More than 100 midshipmen, students, educators and community activists from 10 colleges and universities and 20 nonprofit organizations participated in the Mid-Atlantic Volunteer Conference.
"For the [Class of 2007], these ceremonies were the culmination of all the efforts we've put into serving the community," said Midshipman 1st Class Dan Misch, this year's MAG president and one of the recipients of the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. "It's nice to be recognized, and we really appreciate it. I think [this ribbon will] always be special to me, reminding me of all the work we've done and the people I've met."
To receive the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, a member's service must be related to the civilian community; include the military family community; be significant in nature and produce tangible results; reflect favorably on the military service and the Department of Defense; and be of a sustained and direct nature.
MAG has been involved in more than 20 community service projects, ranging from the Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity in the local area, to volunteering their holiday breaks to help rebuild New Orleans' 9th Ward. Of the 30 companies within the Brigade of Midshipmen, most have adopted local schools as part of the Academy's "Mids for Kids" program.
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Annapolis, Md. (NNS) -- The U.S. Naval Academy recognized 15 midshipmen for significant achievements in community service in a ceremony held May 22.
Fourteen midshipmen received the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, and one received the Navy League Community Service Award.
The midshipmen's achievements represented the service of the Midshipman Action Group (MAG), a midshipmen-run volunteer organization. During the 2006-2007 academic year, MAG was responsible for planning and coordinating more than 20,000 hours of community service programs and projects.
"Even while juggling demanding academics, military training, athletics, and other extracurricular commitments, an extraordinary group of midshipmen still choose to dedicate much of their precious free time to community service," said Lt. Anne Marks, the Academy's officer representative for MAG.
MAG projects include tutoring local school children, building affordable housing, protecting natural resources, and volunteering at local hospitals -- to name a few.Members of the Class of 2007, who will be commissioned as Navy ensigns or Marine 2nd lieutenants on May 25, also launched a major community service initiative in coordination with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore this year.
More than 100 midshipmen, students, educators and community activists from 10 colleges and universities and 20 nonprofit organizations participated in the Mid-Atlantic Volunteer Conference.
"For the [Class of 2007], these ceremonies were the culmination of all the efforts we've put into serving the community," said Midshipman 1st Class Dan Misch, this year's MAG president and one of the recipients of the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. "It's nice to be recognized, and we really appreciate it. I think [this ribbon will] always be special to me, reminding me of all the work we've done and the people I've met."
To receive the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, a member's service must be related to the civilian community; include the military family community; be significant in nature and produce tangible results; reflect favorably on the military service and the Department of Defense; and be of a sustained and direct nature.
MAG has been involved in more than 20 community service projects, ranging from the Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity in the local area, to volunteering their holiday breaks to help rebuild New Orleans' 9th Ward. Of the 30 companies within the Brigade of Midshipmen, most have adopted local schools as part of the Academy's "Mids for Kids" program.
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At Annapolis, a Graduating Class Unlike Others
Tenure Marked by Alcohol Checks, First Female Commandant, Sex Assault Cases
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The Blue Angels fly over graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy during the graduation ceremony. (Reuters)
U.S. Naval Academy graduates throw their caps in the air during graduation in Annapolis. (Reuters)
A U.S. Naval Academy graduate hugs a colleague at the end of the graduation ceremony. (Reuters)
Tenure Marked by Alcohol Checks, First Female Commandant, Sex Assault Cases
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The Blue Angels fly over graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy during the graduation ceremony. (Reuters)
U.S. Naval Academy graduates throw their caps in the air during graduation in Annapolis. (Reuters)
A U.S. Naval Academy graduate hugs a colleague at the end of the graduation ceremony. (Reuters)
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Graduation and Commissioning Ceremonies
To officially kick off this morning’s graduation, the Blue Angels in six F/A-18 Hornets performed their traditional "flyover" to kick-off the 157th ceremony.
The Class of 2007, 1028 midshipmen in all, marched onto the field at Navy-Marine Corps stadium. Out of that number, 98 midshipmen were graduating with distinction. The top graduates included Douglas Marsh – an aeronautical engineering major; Joseph Hess, a political science major; and, Christopher Marsh, a systems engineering major.
The Call to Honors was given by CAPT Margaret D. Klein ’81, USN, Commandant of Midshipmen. The USNA Glee Club accompanied by the USNA Band sang the National Anthem. The invocation was given by CAPT Peter W. McGeory, CHC, USN, Command Chaplain.
VADM Rodney P. Rempt, Superintendent and The Honorable Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy made remarks and introductions.
VADM Rempt recognized the Class of 1957 and the distinguished members who would be presenting a special gift to their 50 year counterpart.
Secretary of Defense, Dr. Robert M. Gates gave the graduation address. He addressed the midshipmen, their family and friends and the Naval Academy faculty and staff members; offering encouraging words to the new graduating class.
The conferral of degrees was done by VADM Rempt and Dr. William C. Miller '62, Academic Dean and Provost.
Of the 1028, 213 were sworn in as 2nd Lieutenants for the U.S. Marine Corps and 791 were sworn is as Ensigns into the U.S. Navy. Administering the oath of office for the Marine Corps was General Robert Magnus, USMC, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps who welcomed those commissioned as 2nd Lieutenants to the Corps. Administering the oath of office for the Navy was Admiral Michael Mullen, USN, Chief of Naval Operations. Four midshipmen were commissioned into the Air Force as 2nd Lieutenants; two into the Army as 2nd Lieutenant; two into the Coast Guard as Ensigns; six graduating, but not commissioned and ten foreign officers.
Dr. Miller gave the recognition of Academic Achievement. Secretary of Defense Gates, Vice Admiral Rempt and Captain Klein presented the diplomas.
Eight members of the Class of 1957 were on hand to present each graduating midshipmen with their first set of gold Ensign (Navy) or 2nd Lieutenant (Marine Corps) insignia bars.
Ensign Brady A. Beauchamp, USN, president of the Class of 2007 stepped up to the podium and asked Secretary of Defense Gates to join him. Beauchamp presented him with a special gift - a USNA jacket, on behalf of the class. He also recognized three individuals as honorary graduates: Navy Football Head Coach Paul Johnson, Gunnery Sgt. Eillis Covington, USMC; and, CAPT Joseph S. Groah, USMC. He also recognized one of their own classmates, MIDN Jennifer Powers - In Memoriam. He took a moment to address his class and reflect on their past four years and the opportunities and challenges ahead.
VADM Rempt congratulated the Class of 2007 – “You’ve done it – you achieved what you set out to do."
He said to each graduating midshipman “be courageous and stay committed to their faith, family and your service to the Nation”. On behalf of the Naval Academy, he wished them much happiness and success in their endeavors. With that he invited everyone to join the USNA Glee Club, accompanied by the USNA Band, to sing Navy Blue and Gold.
CAPT Klein introduced MIDN 2/C Erik Westland, USN, president of the Class of 2008. Westland asked for members of the Class of 2008, 2009 and 2010 to stand and requested three cheers "for those about to leave us". Ensign Beauchamp, returned to the stage and requested three cheers "for those they leave behind". On the third cheer, the Class of 2007 tossed their hats into the air.
The "hat toss", now a traditional ending to the graduation and commissioning ceremonies at all of the service academies, originated at the Naval Academy in 1912. This along with the cannon salute is a symbolic end to the four-year program at Annapolis.
To officially kick off this morning’s graduation, the Blue Angels in six F/A-18 Hornets performed their traditional "flyover" to kick-off the 157th ceremony.
The Class of 2007, 1028 midshipmen in all, marched onto the field at Navy-Marine Corps stadium. Out of that number, 98 midshipmen were graduating with distinction. The top graduates included Douglas Marsh – an aeronautical engineering major; Joseph Hess, a political science major; and, Christopher Marsh, a systems engineering major.
The Call to Honors was given by CAPT Margaret D. Klein ’81, USN, Commandant of Midshipmen. The USNA Glee Club accompanied by the USNA Band sang the National Anthem. The invocation was given by CAPT Peter W. McGeory, CHC, USN, Command Chaplain.
VADM Rodney P. Rempt, Superintendent and The Honorable Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy made remarks and introductions.
VADM Rempt recognized the Class of 1957 and the distinguished members who would be presenting a special gift to their 50 year counterpart.
Secretary of Defense, Dr. Robert M. Gates gave the graduation address. He addressed the midshipmen, their family and friends and the Naval Academy faculty and staff members; offering encouraging words to the new graduating class.
The conferral of degrees was done by VADM Rempt and Dr. William C. Miller '62, Academic Dean and Provost.
Of the 1028, 213 were sworn in as 2nd Lieutenants for the U.S. Marine Corps and 791 were sworn is as Ensigns into the U.S. Navy. Administering the oath of office for the Marine Corps was General Robert Magnus, USMC, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps who welcomed those commissioned as 2nd Lieutenants to the Corps. Administering the oath of office for the Navy was Admiral Michael Mullen, USN, Chief of Naval Operations. Four midshipmen were commissioned into the Air Force as 2nd Lieutenants; two into the Army as 2nd Lieutenant; two into the Coast Guard as Ensigns; six graduating, but not commissioned and ten foreign officers.
Dr. Miller gave the recognition of Academic Achievement. Secretary of Defense Gates, Vice Admiral Rempt and Captain Klein presented the diplomas.
Eight members of the Class of 1957 were on hand to present each graduating midshipmen with their first set of gold Ensign (Navy) or 2nd Lieutenant (Marine Corps) insignia bars.
Ensign Brady A. Beauchamp, USN, president of the Class of 2007 stepped up to the podium and asked Secretary of Defense Gates to join him. Beauchamp presented him with a special gift - a USNA jacket, on behalf of the class. He also recognized three individuals as honorary graduates: Navy Football Head Coach Paul Johnson, Gunnery Sgt. Eillis Covington, USMC; and, CAPT Joseph S. Groah, USMC. He also recognized one of their own classmates, MIDN Jennifer Powers - In Memoriam. He took a moment to address his class and reflect on their past four years and the opportunities and challenges ahead.
VADM Rempt congratulated the Class of 2007 – “You’ve done it – you achieved what you set out to do."
He said to each graduating midshipman “be courageous and stay committed to their faith, family and your service to the Nation”. On behalf of the Naval Academy, he wished them much happiness and success in their endeavors. With that he invited everyone to join the USNA Glee Club, accompanied by the USNA Band, to sing Navy Blue and Gold.
CAPT Klein introduced MIDN 2/C Erik Westland, USN, president of the Class of 2008. Westland asked for members of the Class of 2008, 2009 and 2010 to stand and requested three cheers "for those about to leave us". Ensign Beauchamp, returned to the stage and requested three cheers "for those they leave behind". On the third cheer, the Class of 2007 tossed their hats into the air.
The "hat toss", now a traditional ending to the graduation and commissioning ceremonies at all of the service academies, originated at the Naval Academy in 1912. This along with the cannon salute is a symbolic end to the four-year program at Annapolis.
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1,028 mids celebrate after 4 tough years
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'You defend the dreams of others'
Gates extols mids for choosing military careers
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Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates speaks at the Naval Academy graduation.
Gates extols mids for choosing military careers
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Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates speaks at the Naval Academy graduation.
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Commissioning Week puts academy back in perspective
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Become nonpolitical officers, Gates urges graduating Mids
Defense secretary hails decision to serve in 'time of great necessity'
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Naval Academy graduates signify end of graduation ceremonies by throwing their caps in the air.
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May 25, 2007
Naval Academy graduates and best friends Lisa McKinnon, left, and Megan Paige Mahler share their excitement during commencement ceremonies.
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May 25, 2007
U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen celebrate their accomplishments during commencement ceremonies.
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May 25, 2007
Naval Academy graduate Philip Arthur Johnson shows his glee after receiving his diploma.
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May 25, 2007
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates addresses the Naval Academy class of 2007.
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May 25, 2007
Defense secretary hails decision to serve in 'time of great necessity'
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Naval Academy graduates signify end of graduation ceremonies by throwing their caps in the air.
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May 25, 2007
Naval Academy graduates and best friends Lisa McKinnon, left, and Megan Paige Mahler share their excitement during commencement ceremonies.
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May 25, 2007
U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen celebrate their accomplishments during commencement ceremonies.
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May 25, 2007
Naval Academy graduate Philip Arthur Johnson shows his glee after receiving his diploma.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates addresses the Naval Academy class of 2007.
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List of all the graduates (Part I)
These 1,028 Naval Academy midshipmen graduated Friday. Some 791 were commissioned as ensigns, while 213 became Marine Corps second lieutenants, and eight others were commissioned into the Army, Air Force or Coast Guard. The remaining graduates were not commissioned.
Abeyta, Travis W
Ackerman, Robert R
Acton, Kristin P
Adamek, David J
Adams, Thomas M
Adams, Tye J
Addicks, John T
Adkins, Luke D
Ahler, Kevin T
Akin, Micah P
Albright, Travis M
Alexander, Jeremy A
Alfano, John J
Alford, Natalie E
Allen, Benjamin D
Allen, Sean O
Alspach, John P
Altius, Elkaniah L
Alvarado, Tamara A
Alvarado, Whitney M
Alvarez, Josue
Alvarran, Dominic T
Alves, Andre A
Amerine, Denver R
Ammons-Moreno, Daniel B
Amos, Richard H
Anastasiades, Derek J
Andrews, Erika K
Anthony, Marcia L
Arbogast, Steven M
Ardito, Anthony S
Aslan, Jonathan A
Aulds, Scott B
Austin, Matthew W
Bailey, Jason S
Bailey, Paul G
Baldino, Steven E
Bardsleymarcial, Summer M
Barger, Victor A
Barlow, Allison B
Barnes, Jason M
Barnhart, Helen M
Barnikel, Timothy L
Barth, Zebulon E
Bartis, John J
Barton, Rachel M
Baum, Jade M
Baxter, Cory M
Baxter, John T
Beach, Timothy M
Beasley, Andrew W
Beauchamp, Brady A
Beauchamp, Robert G
Beaudette, Matthew J
Becknell, Jeffrey S
Belanger, Mark
Bell, Landon K
Bellomo, Daniel S
Belz, Dorian S
Bender, Robert H
Benedict, Robert T
Bennett, David H
Bergman, Patrick D
Bergman, Sarah J
Betza, John A
Bhar, Sakr
Bibby, Kyle W
Bickel, William G
Bielfelt, Drew A
Bierman, Keith A
Bingham, Sean T
Birchenough, Adam J
Bishop, Christopher G
Bittner, Brian T
Black, Christopher M
Blackburn, Mitchell T
Blackman, Adam R
Blackman, Sean T
Bland, Katherine M
Blok, Gregory S
Blume, Christopher N
Bockus, Andrew B
Boe, Madeline E
Bohning, Ryan S
Bond, Eric R
Bongard, Christopher J
Bonner, Jujuan A
Booth, Samuel J
Borchers, Jacob H
Borek, Gregory A
Borromeo, Kyra T
Bosma, Adam H
Bosworth, Joshua M
Bouchard, Robert T
Bove, Vincent A
Boyd, Megan E
Bracalente, Anthony R
Bradford, Harrison G
Bradley, Jamie L
Braud, Jason A
Bray, Patrick J
Bridge, Matthew R
Bridwell, Mathew
Britto, Mitchell M
Brochu, Caroline M
Bromley, Christopher M
Broos, Adam W
Brown, Michael R
Brown, Thomas N
Brye, Jordan A
Buchner, Scott P
Burchett, Timothy D
Burd, Molly M
Burks, Christopher S
Burnett, Elizabeth R
Burnett, Kevin J
Burns, Michael T
Burroughs, Jason M
Bushong, Cassandra M
Buss, Johnathon S
Butler, Gregory D
Butler, Patrick C
Butlin, Matthew R
Butterfield, Brett A
Buttlerricketts, Erin J
Caballero, David E
Caldwell, Brian C
Caldwell, Robert S
Camden, Andrew P
Cameron, Robert I
Camp, Larry E
Campbell, Christine C
Campbell, Joseph M
Campion, Gabriel H
Canterbury, Bradford J
Caras, Marius
Carbaugh, James C
Carline, Ashley H
Carlson, Todd W
Carlton, Jeffrey T
Carnaby, Francis B
Carnes, Brian M
Carnes, Mariellen W
Carroll, Colin J
Carroll, Kieran C
Carter, Clay P
Carter, David H
Carter, Michael W
Cashin, Patrick C
Castellanos, Diana X
Castro, Aaron J
Castro, Emily S
Cates, Eric O
Caton, Keith E
Chadwick, Brian A
Challenger, Llewellyn E
Chambers, Andrew M
Chambers, Ryan S
Chambers, Travis L
Chan, John K
Chapdelaine, Elise M
Chapman, Ryan D
Charles, Matthew E
Charles, Miguel D
Chen, Byron Y
Chidozie, Amaka E
Christ, Andrew R
Christianson, Adam G
Christoph, Michael D
Chucoski, Bruce A
Chung, Christopher D
Cincotta, Nicholas E
Clapp, Jonathan D
Clark, Scott A
Clay, Anthony J
Clement, Samuel M
Cleveland, Graham E
Coby, Weston R
Coco, David S
Coffman, Patrick N
Cohn, David W
Coleman, Evan T
Coleman, John W
Coleman, Sarah K
Collins, Deirdre E
Colon, Paul A
Colyer, Patrick A
Comer, Matthew A
Conanan, Chris J
Conaway, Timothy E
Conley, Daniel S
Cook, David A
Cook, Russell J
Coonfare, Kristi M
Cooper, Timothy J
Cope, David M
Corter, Jenna A
Cote, Diane E
Cotti, Louis M
Courtney, David W
Cousins, Matthew J
Cox, John H
Craig, Adam L
Crewes, Monique N
Crews, Samantha B
Croskey, Joel E
Crowe, James R
Culver, Nicholas M
Cumbie, John B
Curran, Margaret D
Cylc, Joseph S
Cylc, Lawrence J
Dailig, Francis C
Dalton, Kenneth C
Damon, John D
Dandrea, Michael G
Daniel, Mark E
Daniel, Nathan Z
Danis, Andrew S
Dann, William E
Darby, Gary S
Dausen, Michael P
Davidson, William L
Davis, Brian M
Davis, Daniel E
Davis, Jacob F
Dawson, Daryl A
Dawson, Jeffrey A
Deboer, Michael E
Decarolis, Michael D
Decker, Zachary W
Deloach, Michael K
Demchko, Erin K
Dendinger, Thomas C
Dente, Erik A
Desjarlais, Clinton
Desjarlais, Levi
Desmond, Benjamin A
Devoto, Anthony K
Devries, Carolyn R
Diehl, Michael A
Dierks, Andrew J
Diggs, Nelson B
Dodson, Haley S
Doherty, James J
Doot, Ryan C
Dorn, Ryan A
Dostie, Berek J
Dow, Andrew W
Dow, Mitchell R
Drake, Marjorie K
Duenas, Jonathan T
Dulik, Andrew J
Dulude, Alex G
Dunbar, Dennis A
Duncan, Lindsay A
Dunn, Patrick L
Dunton, Timothy M
Duran, Gabriel P
Eckardt, David P
Edelkind, Eli A
Efird, Ashley N
Egorov, Vladimir A
Eidson, Robert P
Eller, Jeffrey M
Ellis, Kyle V
Ellison, James L
Emge, Timothy J
Emison, Richard C
Engdahl, Christopher M
Engle, Ryan J
Eubanks, Christopher R
Evan, Rachel C
Everett, James K
Fahrner, Kathryn A
Falbo, Matthew T
Farkas, Megan M
Farnoly, Daniel J
Farrar, Shane A
Fata, Paul M
Faucett, Joshua E
Fehringer, Adam J
Feige, Bradley P
Field, Ryan K
Filosa, Robert E
Finnegan, Colin P
Fischer, John P
Fischer, Sophia J
Fitzgerald, Joseph E
Flacke, Jonathan R
Fleegle, Samuel C
Flemming, Daniel R
Flores, Christopher R
Flynn, John L
Flynn, Zachary F
Fonbuena, Michael S
Ford, Daniel L
Ford, Kate M
Ford, Michael J
Forsmo, Ryan B
Forsythe, Loni T
Foster, Justin R
Foster, Robert L
Fouts, Christopher N
Fowler, Marcus D
Fox, Mason B
Foxton, Samantha J
Fraser, Jason C
Freedman, Joshua D
Fujimura, Justin T
Furman, Frank E
Galle, Colin P
Gallion, Zachary J
Gandy, Rochelle A
Garcia, Michael G
Garcia, Robert R
Garcia, Ruben J
Garciabragiel, Matthew R
Garner, Jeremy J
Gates, Douglas W
Gauthier, Wade R
Geary, John C
Gehring, Gregory M
Gehrke, Grant T
Genis, Sean A
Germain, Stanley J
Ghavam, Zhra M
Giacomucci, Andrew P
Gilligan, John W
Gilligan, Joseph T
Gilroy, Patrick J
Girard, Lauren A
Gladem, Jennifer L
Gocke, Michael J
Goddard, Nicholas J
Goetz, Jessica A
Golchert, Michael D
Goldsberry, Jonathan A
Gonzalez, Andres A
Goodman, Peter F
Gouge, Ethan A
Grado, Tomas A
Gray, Andrew C
Green, Robert A
Grimaldo, Felipe H
Grimes, Gary W
Guest, Brian A
Guevara, Jacinto R
Gutierrez, Patrick T
Guyton, Matthew L
These 1,028 Naval Academy midshipmen graduated Friday. Some 791 were commissioned as ensigns, while 213 became Marine Corps second lieutenants, and eight others were commissioned into the Army, Air Force or Coast Guard. The remaining graduates were not commissioned.
Abeyta, Travis W
Ackerman, Robert R
Acton, Kristin P
Adamek, David J
Adams, Thomas M
Adams, Tye J
Addicks, John T
Adkins, Luke D
Ahler, Kevin T
Akin, Micah P
Albright, Travis M
Alexander, Jeremy A
Alfano, John J
Alford, Natalie E
Allen, Benjamin D
Allen, Sean O
Alspach, John P
Altius, Elkaniah L
Alvarado, Tamara A
Alvarado, Whitney M
Alvarez, Josue
Alvarran, Dominic T
Alves, Andre A
Amerine, Denver R
Ammons-Moreno, Daniel B
Amos, Richard H
Anastasiades, Derek J
Andrews, Erika K
Anthony, Marcia L
Arbogast, Steven M
Ardito, Anthony S
Aslan, Jonathan A
Aulds, Scott B
Austin, Matthew W
Bailey, Jason S
Bailey, Paul G
Baldino, Steven E
Bardsleymarcial, Summer M
Barger, Victor A
Barlow, Allison B
Barnes, Jason M
Barnhart, Helen M
Barnikel, Timothy L
Barth, Zebulon E
Bartis, John J
Barton, Rachel M
Baum, Jade M
Baxter, Cory M
Baxter, John T
Beach, Timothy M
Beasley, Andrew W
Beauchamp, Brady A
Beauchamp, Robert G
Beaudette, Matthew J
Becknell, Jeffrey S
Belanger, Mark
Bell, Landon K
Bellomo, Daniel S
Belz, Dorian S
Bender, Robert H
Benedict, Robert T
Bennett, David H
Bergman, Patrick D
Bergman, Sarah J
Betza, John A
Bhar, Sakr
Bibby, Kyle W
Bickel, William G
Bielfelt, Drew A
Bierman, Keith A
Bingham, Sean T
Birchenough, Adam J
Bishop, Christopher G
Bittner, Brian T
Black, Christopher M
Blackburn, Mitchell T
Blackman, Adam R
Blackman, Sean T
Bland, Katherine M
Blok, Gregory S
Blume, Christopher N
Bockus, Andrew B
Boe, Madeline E
Bohning, Ryan S
Bond, Eric R
Bongard, Christopher J
Bonner, Jujuan A
Booth, Samuel J
Borchers, Jacob H
Borek, Gregory A
Borromeo, Kyra T
Bosma, Adam H
Bosworth, Joshua M
Bouchard, Robert T
Bove, Vincent A
Boyd, Megan E
Bracalente, Anthony R
Bradford, Harrison G
Bradley, Jamie L
Braud, Jason A
Bray, Patrick J
Bridge, Matthew R
Bridwell, Mathew
Britto, Mitchell M
Brochu, Caroline M
Bromley, Christopher M
Broos, Adam W
Brown, Michael R
Brown, Thomas N
Brye, Jordan A
Buchner, Scott P
Burchett, Timothy D
Burd, Molly M
Burks, Christopher S
Burnett, Elizabeth R
Burnett, Kevin J
Burns, Michael T
Burroughs, Jason M
Bushong, Cassandra M
Buss, Johnathon S
Butler, Gregory D
Butler, Patrick C
Butlin, Matthew R
Butterfield, Brett A
Buttlerricketts, Erin J
Caballero, David E
Caldwell, Brian C
Caldwell, Robert S
Camden, Andrew P
Cameron, Robert I
Camp, Larry E
Campbell, Christine C
Campbell, Joseph M
Campion, Gabriel H
Canterbury, Bradford J
Caras, Marius
Carbaugh, James C
Carline, Ashley H
Carlson, Todd W
Carlton, Jeffrey T
Carnaby, Francis B
Carnes, Brian M
Carnes, Mariellen W
Carroll, Colin J
Carroll, Kieran C
Carter, Clay P
Carter, David H
Carter, Michael W
Cashin, Patrick C
Castellanos, Diana X
Castro, Aaron J
Castro, Emily S
Cates, Eric O
Caton, Keith E
Chadwick, Brian A
Challenger, Llewellyn E
Chambers, Andrew M
Chambers, Ryan S
Chambers, Travis L
Chan, John K
Chapdelaine, Elise M
Chapman, Ryan D
Charles, Matthew E
Charles, Miguel D
Chen, Byron Y
Chidozie, Amaka E
Christ, Andrew R
Christianson, Adam G
Christoph, Michael D
Chucoski, Bruce A
Chung, Christopher D
Cincotta, Nicholas E
Clapp, Jonathan D
Clark, Scott A
Clay, Anthony J
Clement, Samuel M
Cleveland, Graham E
Coby, Weston R
Coco, David S
Coffman, Patrick N
Cohn, David W
Coleman, Evan T
Coleman, John W
Coleman, Sarah K
Collins, Deirdre E
Colon, Paul A
Colyer, Patrick A
Comer, Matthew A
Conanan, Chris J
Conaway, Timothy E
Conley, Daniel S
Cook, David A
Cook, Russell J
Coonfare, Kristi M
Cooper, Timothy J
Cope, David M
Corter, Jenna A
Cote, Diane E
Cotti, Louis M
Courtney, David W
Cousins, Matthew J
Cox, John H
Craig, Adam L
Crewes, Monique N
Crews, Samantha B
Croskey, Joel E
Crowe, James R
Culver, Nicholas M
Cumbie, John B
Curran, Margaret D
Cylc, Joseph S
Cylc, Lawrence J
Dailig, Francis C
Dalton, Kenneth C
Damon, John D
Dandrea, Michael G
Daniel, Mark E
Daniel, Nathan Z
Danis, Andrew S
Dann, William E
Darby, Gary S
Dausen, Michael P
Davidson, William L
Davis, Brian M
Davis, Daniel E
Davis, Jacob F
Dawson, Daryl A
Dawson, Jeffrey A
Deboer, Michael E
Decarolis, Michael D
Decker, Zachary W
Deloach, Michael K
Demchko, Erin K
Dendinger, Thomas C
Dente, Erik A
Desjarlais, Clinton
Desjarlais, Levi
Desmond, Benjamin A
Devoto, Anthony K
Devries, Carolyn R
Diehl, Michael A
Dierks, Andrew J
Diggs, Nelson B
Dodson, Haley S
Doherty, James J
Doot, Ryan C
Dorn, Ryan A
Dostie, Berek J
Dow, Andrew W
Dow, Mitchell R
Drake, Marjorie K
Duenas, Jonathan T
Dulik, Andrew J
Dulude, Alex G
Dunbar, Dennis A
Duncan, Lindsay A
Dunn, Patrick L
Dunton, Timothy M
Duran, Gabriel P
Eckardt, David P
Edelkind, Eli A
Efird, Ashley N
Egorov, Vladimir A
Eidson, Robert P
Eller, Jeffrey M
Ellis, Kyle V
Ellison, James L
Emge, Timothy J
Emison, Richard C
Engdahl, Christopher M
Engle, Ryan J
Eubanks, Christopher R
Evan, Rachel C
Everett, James K
Fahrner, Kathryn A
Falbo, Matthew T
Farkas, Megan M
Farnoly, Daniel J
Farrar, Shane A
Fata, Paul M
Faucett, Joshua E
Fehringer, Adam J
Feige, Bradley P
Field, Ryan K
Filosa, Robert E
Finnegan, Colin P
Fischer, John P
Fischer, Sophia J
Fitzgerald, Joseph E
Flacke, Jonathan R
Fleegle, Samuel C
Flemming, Daniel R
Flores, Christopher R
Flynn, John L
Flynn, Zachary F
Fonbuena, Michael S
Ford, Daniel L
Ford, Kate M
Ford, Michael J
Forsmo, Ryan B
Forsythe, Loni T
Foster, Justin R
Foster, Robert L
Fouts, Christopher N
Fowler, Marcus D
Fox, Mason B
Foxton, Samantha J
Fraser, Jason C
Freedman, Joshua D
Fujimura, Justin T
Furman, Frank E
Galle, Colin P
Gallion, Zachary J
Gandy, Rochelle A
Garcia, Michael G
Garcia, Robert R
Garcia, Ruben J
Garciabragiel, Matthew R
Garner, Jeremy J
Gates, Douglas W
Gauthier, Wade R
Geary, John C
Gehring, Gregory M
Gehrke, Grant T
Genis, Sean A
Germain, Stanley J
Ghavam, Zhra M
Giacomucci, Andrew P
Gilligan, John W
Gilligan, Joseph T
Gilroy, Patrick J
Girard, Lauren A
Gladem, Jennifer L
Gocke, Michael J
Goddard, Nicholas J
Goetz, Jessica A
Golchert, Michael D
Goldsberry, Jonathan A
Gonzalez, Andres A
Goodman, Peter F
Gouge, Ethan A
Grado, Tomas A
Gray, Andrew C
Green, Robert A
Grimaldo, Felipe H
Grimes, Gary W
Guest, Brian A
Guevara, Jacinto R
Gutierrez, Patrick T
Guyton, Matthew L
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Hagness, Alexander D
Haldeman, Matthew L
Hall, Matthew D
Hampshire, Kenneth E
Hampton, Brian C
Hanford, Kyle D
Hanley, Matthew G
Harman, Christine R
Harper, Timothy M
Harrington, Brian D
Harrington, Caitlyn M
Harris, Anthony M
Harris, Aubrey R
Harris, Bryan E
Harris, David W
Harris, Mark S
Harrison, Brett M
Haubrich, Nicholas R
Haught, Ryan D
Haupt, Alex W
Haycock, Kelly P
Haywas, Slavomira A
Haywood, Carlon M
Heavrin, Matthew L
Heckert, Jay R
Heckman, Jessica A
Heller, Shane D
Hellier, Daniel P
Henderson, Timothy L
Hendricks, Andrew E
Henne, Austin L
Hepfinger, Matthew A
Herron, Cole J
Herron, Connor M
Hess, Joseph B
Hess, Monika L
Hill, Joshua R
Hine, Adam R
Hiriak, Christopher M
Hironaga, Christopher M
Hoadley, Kevin A
Hobbs, Katherine E
Hobbs, Stephen L
Hobby, Chaseton S
Hodapp, Paul A
Holden, Bryce C
Holland, Jake W
Holland, Julianne J
Hollyfield, Margaret L
Homick, Stephanie A
Hood, Daniel R
Howard, Morgan C
Hoy, Jonathan D
Hoying, Eric W
Hromadka, Russell W
Hudson, Richard A
Huff, Kristofer C
Humara, Michael J
Huppmann, Kate L
Hurley, Andrew M
Inman, John D
Innamorato, Anthony P
Islin, Rebecca L
Iverson, Kendra A
Jackson, Ryan P
Jamailgutierrez, Jorge S
Janosky, Zachary T
Jarl, Douglas F
Jarred, John S
Jarvis, Grant M
Jefferson, Aaron
Jefferson, Antwan F
Jenkins, Phillip D
Jensen, Daniel S
Jindrich, Richard J
Johnson, Clayton A
Johnson, Craig D
Johnson, Philip A
Johnson, Robert A
Johnston, Brendan A
Johnston, Tyler R
Jones, Anne A
Jones, Brian C
Jones, Jeremy D
Jordan, David T
Jordan, Donald L
Jordan, Juliann C
Kahl, Stanley R
Kaiser, Sean R
Kappel, Patrick J
Karalus, Patrick R
Karshner, Logan V
Kasatkin, Nick
Kasper, Jesse R
Kauffman, Bethany R
Kearney, Sean P
Keegan, Christopher M
Kehrer, Jordan P
Keller, Zachary J
Kellerman, Scott N
Kelley, John M
Kelley, Ryan P
Kellgren, Adrian A
Kelly, Donald P
Kelly, Ryan P
Kempe, Kaitlin M
Kendall, Shanece L
Kennedy, Brian T
Kennedy, John P
Kerno, Kevin M
Kerstiens, John T
Kiernan, Matthew C
Kiernan, Thomas E
Kim, Abraham
Kimmel, Nicholas B
Kimmel, Ryan E
Kinzler, David J
Kisling, Dustin R
Kitchen, Morgan A
Klopmeier, Julia A
Klotzbach, Roy M
Knap, Margaret A
Knapp, Caleb C
Knapp, Sean T
Knapp, Thomas H
Kobza, Daniel R
Koffi, Jamesrobert C
Kohnen, Daniel A
Koller, Jeffry W
Koplin, Stephen A
Kopp, Richard A
Koss, Kimberly L
Kovalcik, Daniel R
Kratoville, Russell A
Kreutter, Jason P
Kreuz, Charles R
Kristoff, Joshua J
Krmpotich, Kevin M
Kroll, Benjamin P
Ksiazek, Nicholas E
Ku, Daniel C
Kunzman, Daniel W
Kusterer, Mitchell B
Kwon, Seok Eui
Kyle, Adam C
Ladd, Evan C
Lai, Adrian D
Lakusta, Patrick J
Lamb, James E
Lamping, Kevin N
Landis, Christopher B
Lapp, Chad R
Lapp, Emily A
Laraway, Emily A
Larrivee, Ryan A
Larson, Joel B
Law, Aaron J
Lawrence, Andrew J
Lawson, Marc A
Lazenby, Karla L
Leahey, Daniel M
Lebenson, Joshua R
Lee, Chris S
Lee, Francine E
Lee, James P
Lehr, Forrest C
Lemene, Franklin
Lenn, Tyler E
Levinson, Michael D
Lewis, Gregory J
Lewis, Joshua M
Lewis, Priscilla
Liang, Jonathan K
Liles, Joseph T
Lim, Ramil C
Lindsay, Blake M
Lindsay, Cameron M
Lindsay, Nicholas B
Lippincott, Richard M
Lipstreu, William F
Litfin, Philip G
Litle, Anna M
Lobaugh, Kurtis A
Loesel, Leigh K
Londono, Andrea
Long, Catherine S
Looney, William P
Lord, Scott F
Lorenz, Amanda K
Lorfeld, David J
Lower, Michael D
Lowhorn, Christina K
Ludington, Alexander R
Lwin, Paul N
Lynch, Gregory E
Lyne, Paul T
Lyons, Wesley D
Macgregor, Cameron E
Mackley, Cameron J
Macneil, Benjamin S
Magur, Shayna C
Mahan, James P
Mahler, Megan P
Mahoney, David W
Makhloufi, Moslem
Malnati, Nathan L
Manaloto, Joseph K
Maniscalco, Jerry C
Manula, Charles B
Mararac, Nicholas M
Marcusa, Seth J
Marquardt, Eric N
Marron, Michael L
Marsh, Christopher L
Marsh, Douglas L
Marshall, Timothy S
Marston, Nicholas C
Marten, Abel M
Martin, Eddie L
Martin, Jonathan R
Martin, Lanaya A
Martin, Scott J
Martinez, Luis G
Marx, Eric R
Mason, Jonathan R
Matson, Erik
Matthews, Horace G
Matthews, Michelle A
Maxfield, Brian D
Maxwell, Abby J
Mayer, Maximilian W
Mayer, Robert P
Mayfield, Richard O
Mazzurco, Vincent J
Mcarthur, Elizabeth R
Mcbee, Eric K
Mcbride, Ryan W
Mccabe, Lauren A
Mccadden, Kevin K
Mccall, Vincent M
Mccook, Christopher J
Mccoy, Byron M
Mcdonald, Andrew F
Mcdonald, Michael J
Mcgonigle, Ryan D
Mcgown, Jeremy L
Mcgunigle, Brendan J
Mchugh, Michael T
Mckenzie, Kenneth R
Mckinnon, Lisa C
Mcmenamin, James P
Mcneely, Bradley J
Mcquiddy, Frank K
Meadows, David D
Meek, Byron C
Meier, Kevin M
Melendez, Michael A
Mennerich, Abby K
Merrick, Martin E
Meyer, Carly G
Meyer, Charles D
Miller, Ebony B
Miller, James B
Miller, Joseph B
Miller, Robert C
Miller, Robert E
Miller, Ryan L
Mills, Kirby W
Minick, Justin C
Miranda, Antonio B
Mirmak, Jace D
Misch, Daniel R
Mischler, Gregory A
Mitchell, Andrew N
Mitchell, David M
Miyake, Gregory K
Modeer, Michael V
Moder, Robin T
Modrak, John D
Moeller, Joseph E
Moffitt, Steven R
Molinaro, Robert J
Molloy, Michael O
Mondloch, Monica R
Montoya, Jacob M
Mora, Adrian J
Morales, Christopher J
Morales, Nicholas M
Moreno, Jaime A
Morgan, David H
Morgan, Timothy E
Morrison, Colin P
Morrison, Ryan R
Morrone, Aaron M
Moss, Elena T
Moye, Davis G
Mueller, Nicole M
Mukri, Kevin S
Mulliken, Hollace E
Mulloy, Benjamin M
Munguia, Christopher L
Munn, James L
Munn, Nicholas E
Murgia, Brandon C
Murphy, William P
Myers, Ashley S
Myers, Carmen P
Myers, Nathan G
Nace, Ryan A
Nam, Daniel H
Nannig, Gregory T
Naughton, Daniel P
Navarre, Joseph S
Neal, Ronald P
Neff, Kathryn R
Nelan, Kelly A
Nelson, Adam H
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