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Graduation Ceremony 2004
Graduation Ceremony Student Address
May 22, 2004: Margarita Berta Avila
International & Multicultural Education Department
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Outstanding Doctoral Student Awards
These awards are presented by the faculty of the School of Education to a doctoral
student who has demonstrated an ability to bring theory and knowledge to bear
on the solution of a significant educational problem.
Br. Raymond J. Vercruysse, C.F.C.
Catholic School Leadership | The Congruency of Blessed Edmund Rice’s Charism
with the Essential Elements of a Christian Brother Education in Christian Brothers’
Owned Secondary Schools in the United States.
Dissertation Chairperson: Sr. Mary Peter Traviss
Kevin Joseph Graziano
International and Multicultural Education | Through their Own Eyes: A Photovoice
and Participatory Approach into the Lives of Black South African Gays and Lesbians.
Dissertation Chairperson: Dr. Alma Flor Ada
Pamela B. Andreatta
Learning and Instruction | The Loss of Visual Affective Cues in Web-Based Instruction:
Effects on Community College Student Satisfaction.
Dissertation Chairperson: Dr. Mathew Mitchell
Lusa Lo
Learning and Instruction | Knowledge, Participation, and Needs of Chinese-Speaking
Parents of Primary-Grade Children with Disabilities.
Dissertation Chairperson: Sr. Mary Peter Traviss
Thienhuong Ngoc Hoang
Organization and Leadership | The Hues of Viewpoint, Textual Connection, Interpretation,
and Socio-Cultural Dynamics and their Effects on the Art of Composing Meaning
in Literature.
Dissertation Chairperson: Dr. Patricia Mitchell
Ingrid Ruscell Coco Williams
Organization and Leadership | Perceptions of the Adequacy of Two California
Community College Counseling and Advising Programs for African-American Students
with Transfer Goals.
Dissertation Chairperson: Dr. Patricia Mitchell
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Outstanding Teacher Education Student Awards
These awards are presented by the faculty of the Teacher Education Department
to students who by competence, caring, and commitment exemplify the best qualities
of today’s teacher.
2004 Recipients:
Nicholas Phillip Bonotto
Christina Layton
Josefina Villamil Dinglasan
Bruce Horace Robinson
Julie Lynn Duncan
Kathleen Mackusick Wood
Amy Anne Flickinger
Sarah M. Zimmerman
Abdul-Haqq Khalifah
Dean's Service Award
This award is presented by USF School of Education administrators to a student
in recognition of outstanding contributions to enhancing and fostering positive
relations and providing service to fellow students, administrators, and alumni
of the School.
2004 Recipient: Thienhuong Ngoc Hoang
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