Over 100 current and former Rutgers student-athletes are part of the Class of 2020.

Below are Rutgers athletics graduates (an asterisk denotes a masters degree) ahead of Sundays virtual graduation. Graduate names were provided by Rutgers Athletics Communications:

BASEBALL:Steven Acosta (economics)Serafino Brito (criminal justice)Tommy Genuario (labor studies and employment relations)Anthony Greco (human resource management)Kyle Muller (sport management)John Parkinson (human resource management)

SOFTBALL:Hailey Hoklotubbe (biological sciences)Cambria Keefer (communication)

MENS BASKETBALL:Shaq Carter (labor studies and employment relations)Joey Downes (English)Peter Kiss (labor studies and employment relations)Jacob Young (labor studies and employment relations)

WOMENS BASKETBALL:Arella Guirantes (journalism and media studies)Jordan Wallace (criminal justice)Charise Wilson (adult and continuing education)*

MENS CROSS COUNTRY:Andrew Comito (industrial engineering)Nicholas Pschunder (economics)Patrick Walsh (planning and public policy/political science)

WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY:Emma Bergman (public health)Kelsey Farbanish (chemical engineering)Stephanie Mauer (exercise science)Lou Mialhe (public health)Nadia Saponara (environmental policy, institutions and behavior)

FIELD HOCKEY:Austyn Cuneo (public health)Alanna Gollotto (public health)Emily Howarth (psychology)Amanda Lamb (sport management)Nicole Santore (human resource management/labor studies and employment relations)

FOOTBALL:Jamaal Beaty (labor studies and employment relations)Brendan Bordner (finance)Anthony Cioffi (communication)Malik Dixon (labor studies and employment relations)Zack Heeman (counseling psychology)*Sam Howson (political science)Mohamed Jabbie (labor studies and employment relations)Adam Korsak (labor studies and employment relations)Kyle LaPorte (labor studies and employment relations)Mike Lonsdorf (supply chain and marketing science)Alan Lucy (communication)Elorm Lumor (communication)Mike Maietti (criminal justice)Kobe Marfo (information technology and informatics)Cole Murphy (finance)Jim Onulak (information technology and informatics/labor studies and employment relations)Willington Previlon (information technology and informatics)Freddie Recio (sociology)Deonte Roberts (labor studies and employment relations)Austin Rosa (political science)Kamaal Seymour (information technology and informatics)Matthew Sportelli (labor studies and employment relations/economics)Reggie Stephens (labor studies and employment relations)Manny Taylor (labor studies and employment relations)Prince Taylor (labor studies and employment relations)

MENS GOLF:Tony Jiang (labor studies and employment relations/economics)

WOMENS GOLF:Ana Maria Cortes (finance/leadership and management)Ching Nam Lee (supply chain and marketing science)

GYMNASTICS:Chloe DeVries (criminal justice)Shannon Farrell (labor studies and employment relations)Kaitlyn Hall (labor studies and employment relations)Erin McLachlan (journalism and media studies)Polina Poliakova (psychology)

MENS LACROSSE:Brian Eletti (sport management)Brodie Gillespie (economics)William Kelly (pre-business)John Lloyd (economics)Robert Marron (civil engineering)Owen Mead (biological sciences)Kieran Mullins (cell biology and neuroscience)Mark Schachte (finance)Jack Thompson (aerospace engineering)

WOMENS LACROSSE:Samantha Budd (biomedical engineering)Brianna Cirino (psychology)Jordan Drab (information technology and informatics)Monica Dresnin (communication)Allie Ferrara (labor studies and employment relations)Jenna Martinelli (exercise science)Christina Petito (public health)Samantha Scarpello (communication)

ROWING:Rebecca Barglowski (English)Olivia Betz (sport management)Sydney Canfield (environmental science/environmental policy, institutions and behavior)Rebecca Chanin (political science/Middle Eastern studies)Nina Gangi (ecology, evolution and natural resources)Rosalina Guarino (marketing)Rucha Janodia (cell biology and neuroscience)Kirsten Jeansson (biological sciences)Merve Pekdemir (industrial engineering)Grace Pettit (psychology)Natalie Summerfelt (exercise science)Rachel Usen (sport management)Julia Wilson (communication)

MENS SOCCER:Jake Longo (finance)Timothy McQuaid (economics)

WOMENS SOCCER:Taylor Aylmer (exercise science)Carina Handley (criminal justice)Megan Katona (communication)Brittany LaPlant (psychology)Casey Murphy (communication)Jenna Sayers (human resource management)Brianna Starr (public health)Chantelle Swaby (sport management)Amanda Visco (sport management)Tiernny Wiltshire (criminal justice)

WOMENS SWIMMING AND DIVING:Francesca Bertotto (labor and employment relations)Alexis Brewer (exercise science)Sarah Davis (nutritional sciences)Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba (journalism and media studies)Clare Lawlor (exercise science)Meghan Moses (biological science)Nadia Nabhan (human resource management)Katherine Scott (labor and employment relations)Francesca Stop (design)

WOMENS TENNIS:Jacqueline Cochrane (political science)Katherine Muzik (human resource management)Kyra Yap (chemical engineering)

MENS TRACK AND FIELD:Alanzo Aris (exercise science)Jarrod Brovero (sport management)Greg Harnett (supply chain analytics)*Sean Martinek (sport management)Christopher Mirabelli (Global Sports Business)*Conor Murphy (human resource management)*Jason Schweizer (sport management)Jared Skalski (industrial engineering)Michael Thomas (supply chain and marketing science)

WOMENS TRACK AND FIELD:Kathryn Campbell (psychology)Selena Thorne (communication)

VOLLEYBALL:Stasa Miljevic (supply chain and marketing science)Jasmine Stackhouse (journalism and media studies/Africana studies)Karysa Swackenberg (public policy)

WRESTLING:Anthony Ashnault (Global Sports Business)*Zach Firestone (human resource management)Joe Grello (human resource management/labor studies and employment management)Anthony Olivieri (human resource management)Jordan Pagano (psychology)Willie Scott (labor studies and employment relations/information technology and informatics)Mike VanBrill (human resource management)

Rutgers will hold its virtual university-wide commencement on Sunday, May 31 at 2 p.m.

From the university website:

Rutgers University will stream a virtual celebration on May 31 to honor the 2020 graduates of Rutgers-New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences during a pandemic that required remote instruction through the final weeks of the spring semester.

President Robert Barchi will preside over and confer degrees during Rutgers Universitys 254th Anniversary Commencement celebration, which will feature award-winning NBC News anchor Lester Holt delivering an address to the graduates from his home studio. Holt also will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

Commencement is an important milestone, not only for our students and their families, but for our faculty and staff, our alumni, and for the Rutgers community as a whole, Barchi said. In this time of uncertainty, celebrating graduation is more important than ever, because it brings us together to recognize achievements with a sense of pride and admiration, even amidst social distancing.

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