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CCA 2021
CAINE COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
AWARDS CELEBRATION
& D ONOR RECO GNITION
MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN
Tonight, we celebrate our many students, faculty, staff, donors, and
community leaders who have transformed our artistic dreams into reality.
Each group has actively committed its talent, passion, resources, and
leadership to offer our pandemic world beautiful arts experiences with
innovative art technologies streamed live on CCA Presents. Each of you
has given us hope on every level!
Special thanks to:
~ Our students who have held fast to their pursuit of excellence in
their art education.
Art is the highest form of hope.
~ Our faculty and staff who have worked behind the scenes to
mentor and support our emerging artists in reaching their potential.
~ Our donors who have brought a plentitude of financial support in
support of our students. And,
~ Our community that steadfastly supports, appreciates. and loves
GERHARD RICHTER what we have to share!
R ACHEL LEE NARDO, D.M.A.
dean, caine college of the arts
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AWARDS CELEBRATION
& DONOR RECOGNITION
CCA.USU.EDU/PRESENTS
WELCOME AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS DEPARTMENT SPOTLIGHT DEPARTMENT SPOTLIGHT CLOSING
MASTERS OF CEREMONY STUDENT AWARDS ART + DESIGN MUSIC MASTERS OF CEREMONY
Nicholas Morrison, Professor Richard l. Walker, Jr., Associate Dean Introduction of Art + Design Outstanding Introduction of Music Outstanding Seniors, Talent nicholas morrison & cory evans
Cory Evans, Associate Professor for student development
Seniors and Talent of the Year Award of the Year Award, and Presser Award
~ Bill E. Robins Memorial Nominee PERFORMANCE
Kathy Puzey, Department Head Cindy Dewey, Department Head
~ Legacy of Utah State Nominee Rise Up by Andra Day,
DEPARTMENT SPOTLIGHT
THEATRE ARTS ~ Community Engaged Student AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS REMARKS Arr. Mac Huff/Cory Evans
Introduction of Theatre Arts Outstanding Seniors ~ Student Senator R achel Lee Nardo, Dean Augustine Larsen, Soloist
FACULT Y AND STAFF AWARDS
and Talent of the Year Award USU Chamber Singers
~ Undergraduate Teaching Fellow of the Year Nicholas Morrison & Cory Evans
Paul Mitri, Department Head AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS Dr. Cory Evans, Director
~ Graduate Student Instructor of the Year ~ Teacher of the Year
COMMUNIT Y AWARDS
~ Scholar of the Year ~ Faculty Researcher / Scholar / Creative In tribute to all students, faculty, staff, and members
~ Champion of the Arts Award | Wendi Hassan
~ Undergraduate Researcher of the Year Artist of the Year of the CCA community for your dedication to “Rise
~ Distinguished Service Award | Art & Mary Heers
~ Master’s Student Researcher of the Year ~ Undergraduate Faculty Mentor Up” above the difficulties of this school year.
~ Valedictorian ~ Undergraduate Research Mentor DONOR THANK YOU
Special thanks to: All CCA Students, Faculty, and
~ Caine Ambassadors ~ Graduate Faculty Mentor dane gr aham, director of advancement
students of the caine college of the arts Staff; Cindy Dewey, Music Department Head;
~ Caine Scholars for Excellence ~ Faculty Service Award
Nicholas Morrison; Cory Evans; CCA Dean’s Office;
~ CCA Arts Council ~ Community Engaged Faculty Michael Palmer, CCA Production Services; and the
~ “A” Pin Recipients ~ Professional Advisor of the Year Fine Arts Center Custodial Staff
~ Employee of the Year
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K ATELYN BAUER REANNA COOK NICK Y JAMISON MOORE RYKER MARBLE KIRSTEN BARKER SAR AH HAMATAKE
Bill E. Robins Memorial Nominee Legacy of Utah State Nominee Communit y Engaged Student USUSA Arts Senator Undergr aduate TEaching Fellow Gr aduate STudent Instructor
2020 -2021
Katelyn Bauer is majoring in music performance and
interior architecture and design at USU. She began Reanna Cook chose to study theatre education be- Nicky Jamison Moore graduates with a BM in string Ryker Marble was born and raised in Tremonten, Utah. Kirsten Barker is graduating with a Bachelor of Music Sarah Hamatake is a MM student in piano pedagogy
studying clarinet at age 11 with Cindy Child where cause she believes a positive educational experience performance and certificate in interfaith leadership. He is planning on graduating from USU this spring, Performance and a minor in environmental studies. and performance. She received her BM from USU and
she received superior ratings at solo and ensemble has the power to change a student’s perspective on She is currently president of the Interfaith Student effectively wrapping up his five-year tenure. Ryker During her time here, Kirsten participated in the Caine decided to stay for her master’s degree. After working
festivals. She played principal chair in All-State Band learning and collaborating while providing the opportu- Association. Nicky is passionate about helping people loved the CCA so much that four years just would not Undergraduate Research Quartet, many seminars, as an undergraduate teaching fellow for Keyboard
her senior year of high school. At USU, Katelyn began nity for interpersonal connection that transcends the with different religious and ethical worldviews act cut it! Receiving a BS in political science and a BFA in summer festivals, and research events such as UCUR, Harmony for seven semesters as a BM student, Sarah
studying with Dr. Nicholas Morrison. She now plays in boundaries of verbal and physical communication. Her together to better their communities. After concerns graphic design with a minor in art history, he is excited NCUR, ROCH, and POH. She has had the privilege of was able to take on the role of instructor. She had the
the USU Wind Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, and time at USU has been met with challenges leading to about students’ increased mental distress last year, to explore career options. Ryker plans on continuing working with students throughout USU as a Writing privilege of working with many of the music faculty as
Caine Woodwind Quintet. She has participated in the the formation of a resilient, dedicated, and passionate she created Aggies Finding Peace, a Facebook and his education by attending graduate school and Fellow and Undergraduate Teaching Fellow. Along teaching assistant and undergraduate non-major piano
Caine Scholars for Excellence program for the past four theatre practitioner and academic. Between diagnoses Instagram page providing students opportunities to eventually hopes for an early retirement to tend to his with USU alum Laurana Wheeler Roderer, Kirsten instructor. Sarah has also been a private instructor for
years and serves as an undergraduate research fellow, of depression and an autoimmune condition, there connect and share perspectives, along with hosting flock of dogs. Over the past year he has loved serving co-wrote the libretto for chamber opera A Storm We the USU Youth Conservatory and maintains a studio
undergraduate writing fellow, and peer advisor for CCA. have been times Reanna was unable to give full atten- weekly Zoom meetings called Conversations for as the CCA senator and has been inspired every day by Call Progress that premiered virtually in October 2020. of 13 students ranging in age from 4-15. Sarah loves
In 2019, Katelyn was a winner of USU’s Concerto Com- tion to her studies. The difficult semesters have taught Coping. Nicky plans to combine her love of music and the passion and creativity that each student brings to She is currently working on her honors capstone which the opportunity to work with young kids in a musical
petition and performed the Mozart Clarinet Concerto. her about her body, limitations, strengths, and drive. interfaith work by someday establishing a summer mu- the college. culminates in a lecture-recital that reinterprets Ralph environment focusing on diverse musical styles and
She has performed at events such as the National Her love for her craft drives her to improve herself as sic festival that teaches students how to connect with Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending through an composers.
Flute Convention and Utah Clarinet Festival. an educator and human and shows her determination musicians and audiences of diverse backgrounds. environmentally nostalgic lens.
to contribute to her chosen field.
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AUBREY FELT Y JAKE HOGAN CAMILLE WEBER AMBER ARCHIBALD CAILIN MCGARRY PIN AWARD
Scholar of the Year Undergr aduate Researcher Master’s Student Researcher VAledictorian presser award
of the year The “A” Pin, initiated in 1910, is one of the oldest
awards at Utah State University. To receive an “A”
Aubrey Felty is majoring in theatre arts education with Jake Hogan is studying theatre education and English Camille Weber is a Logan native who owes her interest Amber Lynn Archibald is graduating with a BFA in Cailin McGarry is pursuing a degree in music Pin, a student must achieve a straight “A” grade point
a minor in family and human development. As a Caine teaching at USU. They are excited to become an arts in research to her parents. After beginning piano graphic design and minor in entrepreneurship. She education emphasizing in band. She plays principal average while carrying at least 15 graded credit hours
Scholar and member of the Honors program, she has educator accomplishing meaningful work in schools. lessons at age four, Camille spent her youth competing grew up in St. George where she discovered her love bassoon in the USU Wind Orchestra, Symphony for two consecutive semesters. The pin itself features
received numerous scholarships and recognitions Jake became interested in doing a devised theatre in events such as the USU and Weber State Piano of art and design. That discovery led Amber to pursue Orchestra, and Caine Woodwind Quintet. Cailin also the primary icon of Utah State University, the Old Main
for academic and artistic excellence. At USU, Aubrey project after taking the applied theatre class from Festivals, UMTA and Utah Symphony Competitions, an education in design at USU. Her time here has plays alto saxophone in the Aggie Marching Band. Tower, and reads “USU Scholarship,” denoting the
co-wrote and implemented an original arts-integrated professor Matt Omasta. Their LGBTQIA+ project was and the Carnegie Hall Youth Program. In high school, been defined by creativity, talent, drive, and passion Outside of her studies, Cailin works with kids with highest in scholarly achievement.
lesson, served as a peer mentor for the Connections performed in 2019 and an article about the work was she performed concertos with orchestras. Upon be- that reflect in her commitment to her work and desire disabilities, manages the band equipment for USU,
program, and assistant directed a USU mainstage The- recently accepted to be published by Critical Studies ginning school at USU, Camille found that her interest to continuously improve. Amber’s accomplishments is an undergraduate teaching fellow in the CCA,
SPRING 2020
atre for Young Audiences production. She participated Critical Methodologies. This research was present- in research and pedagogy outweighed her interest in at USU include being a Presidential Scholar, Caine volunteers with band sorority Tay Beta Sigma, and is a
in undergraduate research spanning from pre-service ed at the American Alliance for Theatre and Education, performing. Her graduate education was centered on Scholar, Distinguished Service Award recipient, and “A” Caine Ambassador. After Cailin earns her bachelor’s Rebecca Adamson ART Jared Overturf THEATRE
theatre teaching to ethnodramatic devised theatre. Her at USU’s Student Research Symposium, Research on historical female composers and disrupting their tra- Pin Award recipient. She has been involved in graphic degree, she hopes to pursue her passion of teaching Cameron Bell MUSIC Jacob Page MUSIC
current research focuses on effects of community de- Capitol Hill, and the Utah Conference on Undergrad- ditional exclusion from the musical canon. She main- design with various organizations on campus, includ- music in K-12 schools and earn a graduate degree. The Kaily Carson THEATRE Lauren Palfreyman MUSIC
mographics on bi/multicultural students’ experiences in uate Research. Involvement in research and creative tains a piano studio where she emphasizes diversity ing the USUSA PR and Marketing Office, USU Office of Presser Scholarship provides important support for Danielle Casós MUSIC Samantha Peart ART
higher education. Aubrey has worked in various schools projects have helped Jake develop their skills as a in repertoire and encourages her students to explore Research, and USU Athletics Department. Following Cailin’s education and career goals, and she wants to Hillary Dalton-Basegoda MUSIC Brittney Phillips ART
in the valley as a guest artist and continues to serve her future theatre educator. less-known composers, including female composers graduation, Amber seeks to pursue a career as a graph- extend her gratitude to the Presser Foundation and Abigail Dean MUSIC Tanner Pruett MUSIC
peers and community through arts education. and composers of non-Western cultures. ic designer using design to inform and inspire. their supporters. Jennifer Erickson ART Aspen Reynolds MUSIC
Kresten Erickson MUSIC Laurana Roderer MUSIC
Katelyn Bauer MUSIC Olivia Roundy ART
Elisabeth Kinghorn MUSIC Julia Stowell MUSIC
Bella Maher MUSIC Katherine Van Shaar MUSIC
Amelia Merkley MUSIC Gabrielle Wagner ART
FALL 2020
Janelle Carter THEATRE Kienna Parkin MUSIC
Mickaela Rose Curtis MUSIC Gianna Patchett MUSIC
Brynn Rachel Francis THEATRE Erica Carnea Williams
Kara Johnson MUSIC INDEPENDENT STUDIES
Cassidy Lewis ART
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K AILY CARSON JACEE HAMMONS JAKOB TEW K ATELYN BAUER KRESTEN ERICKSON K ATHERINE VAN SHA AR
Outstanding Senior / Art + Design Outstanding Senior / Art + Design Outstanding Senior / Art + Design Outstanding Senior / Music Outstanding Senior / Music Outstanding Senior / Music
Kaily Carson is an art history major graduating from Jacee Hammons always knew she wanted to do some- Jakob Tew was encouraged by artistic parents and had Katelyn Bauer is majoring in music performance and Kresten Erickson is graduating with a major in music Reflecting on four years as a vocal performance and
CCA with a museum studies certificate from CHaSS. thing creative. She has a natural talent for drawing and the good fortune to travel the world and visit many interior architecture and design at USU. She began education, minor in English teaching, and a 3.99 economics double major, Katherine Van Shaar feels
She has worked at the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum felt she needed to find a good application for her skills. museums and galleries. He quickly developed a love of studying clarinet at age 11 with Cindy Child where GPA. He has performed as principal clarinetist of the blessed with opportunities in and outside of USU. Her
of Art for more than two years and participated in A degree in Interior Architecture and Design stood out drawing. Pencil in hand, Jakob would pass hours doo- she received superior ratings at solo and ensemble USU Symphony Orchestra, Wind Orchestra, Caine most cherished performance memories include being
collections management internships with the USU to her, and she felt the degree was meant for her every dling or drawing his own typefaces. As a typography festivals. She played principal chair in All-State Band Woodwind Quintet, as member and drum major of the a USU Chamber Singer, member of the Vintage Vixen
Museum of Anthropology and Minnilusa Historical step of the way. The professors in the program were lover, Jakob took interest in his high school’s graphic her senior year of high school. At USU, Katelyn began Aggie Marching Band, and as part of the orchestra Jazz Trio, and soloist with USU Jazz Ensembles. Kath-
Association in South Dakota. Kaily participated in the there to help Jacee whenever she asked, and spent design class and realized it felt like the bridge between studying with Dr. Nicholas Morrison. She now plays in in the La Via Del Concerti Festival in Italy. Kresten erine held prominent roles in USU’s opera and cabaret
curation of a show of rare books and manuscripts countless hours critiquing her work and pushing her art and type. At USU Jakob has been able to combine the USU Wind Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, and served as the USU chapter president of the National productions and won the 2020 Cal-West Regional
in special collections with Dr. Alexa Sand. She is to be her best. Jacee’s real passion lies in architecture his two passions: athletics and design. He has been Caine Woodwind Quintet. She has participated in the Association for Music Education and presented at NATS competition for classical voice, placed in several
researching various feminine topics, including links and she is proud of the work she has accomplished so lucky to find excellent professors and coaches who Caine Scholars for Excellence program for the past four the Utah Music Educator Association Conference on other classical and musical theatre competitions, and
between visual representations of dogs and women far. Seeing her hard work pay off as projects come to- pushed him to be the best version of himself. Whether years and serves as an undergraduate research fellow, Music Education Advocacy. He is student-teaching is a two-time USU Aria Competition finalist. Thanks to
in the early 20th century with Dr. Laura Gelfand. After gether and knowing that she will positively impact lives creating posters, logos, or editorial design, Jakob has undergraduate writing fellow, and peer advisor for CCA. with Chris Earl and the renowned band program at theory and composition classes, Katherine developed
graduation Kaily hopes to get a job in collections man- with her work makes her excited about the profession. always found the most joy in creating custom marks. In 2019, Katelyn was a winner of USU’s Concerto Com- South Davis Junior High School and looks forwarded an interest in composing and arranging for choirs and
agement and pursue a degree in Museum Studies. Her other passions in life include mountain and dirt petition and performed the Mozart Clarinet Concerto. to starting his career as a music educator teaching solo voice and anticipates publishing several religious
biking and her husband, Austin Stevens. She has performed at events such as the National middle school band in Utah. pieces. She teaches voice and piano at Logan Music
Flute Convention and Utah Clarinet Festival. Academy and will explore opportunities in economics
and graduate schools.
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MAYA BOWERS JAKE HOGAN SAR AH MANDANY SAR A NAYLOR IAN PARVIN MOLLEE BARSE
Outstanding Senior / Theatre Arts Outstanding Senior / Theatre Arts Outstanding Senior / Theatre Arts talent of the year award talent of the year award talent of the year award
Art + Design Music Theatre arts
Maya Bowers fell in love with theatre because of the Jake Hogan is studying theatre education and English Sarah Madany grew up in Montana where she eagerly Sara Naylor grew up loving to create in every medium. Ian Parvin is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Music and a Mollee Barse lived a vagabond lifestyle for most of
sense of community. At USU, she found a community teaching at USU. They are excited to become an arts awaited the week each year when the Missoula Chil- She fell in love with printmaking when she came Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering. He her childhood, moving all over the California coast
that supports her, challenges her, and gives her a home educator accomplishing meaningful work in schools. dren’s Theatre Company put on a show in her town. to USU and is graduating with a BFA with a studio began playing the viola at 11 and was largely self-taught with her family. She eventually put down roots and
away from home. As a Caine Scholar, Maya has been Jake became interested in doing a devised theatre From these weekly glimpses into the world of theatre emphasis in printmaking and a minor in psychology. until he came to USU. His freshman plan of majoring in attended the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing
given the opportunity to pursue her goals and gain a project after taking the applied theatre class from grew her love of the field, which eventually brought her Sara is grateful for the opportunities that have been mechanical engineering and minoring in music changed Arts. During her time at the Conservatory, Mollee
new perspective on art. She has been a part of 14 shows professor Matt Omasta. Their LGBTQIA+ project was to the Department of Theatre Arts. During her time presented during her time here, including showing when Ian played in the USU Symphony Orchestra and was given the honor of working on many profession-
in the CCA, holding leadership roles in 10, including performed in 2019 and an article about the work was here, Sarah worked on shows in a wide variety of roles. in two nationally recognized exhibitions, acting as met Professor Bradley Ottesen. After a lesson from al productions as an actress and choreographer.
stage manager, technical director, lighting designer, and recently accepted to be published by Critical Studies Whether this was working in the costume shop as a president of the USU Printmaking Club, and becoming Professor Ottesen, Ian was offered a spot in the string After graduating, Mollee made her way to USU
production manager. She also acted as assistant project Critical Methodologies. This research was present- stitcher, welding in the scene shop as a technician, or an undergraduate teaching fellow for Book Arts. Being program and decided to pursue two bachelor’s degrees. where she continued her training, appearing in Light
lead for the Prop Land renovation and stage technician ed at the American Alliance for Theatre and Education, calling a show as a stage manager, she enjoyed learn- an art student has provided her with the space to In the CCA, Ian has worked with many prestigious artists up the Sky, Lie of the Mind, Civics and Humanities for
for Utah State Theatre and CCA Production Services. at USU’s Student Research Symposium, Research on ing about elements that go into bringing a production expand her creative problem-solving skills and artistic including Roger Chase and Brant Bayless. He cares Non-Majors, and She Kills Monsters. She also con-
During her time here Maya’s mentors and professors Capitol Hill, and the Utah Conference on Undergrad- to life. After graduation Sarah hopes to work on touring ability. After graduation, Sara hopes to utilize her deeply about our planet and hopes to join the ongoing tinued her choreography and assistant work while
have molded and shaped her into the technician she is uate Research. Involvement in research and creative performances as a costume technician and go on to degree in a professional setting. She intends to use her critical work of finding solutions to environmental and appearing in Anna Karenina and Pericles. Mollee
today. After graduation she plans on attending graduate projects have helped Jake develop their skills as a earn an MFA in costume production. She will miss the bachelor’s degrees to pursue a master’s degree and ecological challenges. Ian believes artists and the way believes in the power and majesty of the art she cre-
school to pursue a master’s in technical direction and future theatre educator. community she found at USU and is thankful for her eventual employment in art therapy. they connect to their audiences are a key component to ates. She is humbled and honored to be recognized
production management. memories here. achieving a sustainable, just, and vibrant future. for doing what feels so natural, telling stories.
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CCA ARTS COUNCIL CAINE SCHOLARS FOR EXCELLENCE In addition to the tangible benefits of the
scholarship itself, the college provides the Caine
The CCA Arts Council is comprised of current Scholars for Excellence special opportunities to
Founded by Dan C. and Manon Caine Russell, the
students in the Caine College of the Arts who come interact with visiting artists and scholars, major
Caine Scholars for Excellence program is made
from a wide range of academic fields. The USUSA donors, and leaders in the arts and the academy.
possible by the continuing support of the Marie
Arts Senator, together with the Council Chair, Each student has the opportunity to work with
Eccles Caine Foundation–Russell Family and its
preside over the group and represent the students a faculty mentor. Utah State University and the
trustees Marie Russell-Shaw, Danny Russell, and
of the Caine College the Arts in Utah State’s Caine College of the Arts are deeply grateful to
David Russell. The program addresses the goal
Academic Senate. Together, the Council helps to Dan C. and Manon Caine Russell and their family
of the college to attract and retain exceptional
promote the work of student artists, acts as a voice whose generous and visionary support continue
students as majors and give them quality experi-
for the arts in Utah State’s student government, to provide exceptional opportunities for genera-
ences to enhance their education.
and helps provide academic and professional tions of students of the arts.
fulfillment for CCA students.
Ryker Marble Tanner Pruett FIRST ROW / SECOND ROW / THIRD ROW / FOURTH ROW /
ARTS SENATOR Hanna Richards
Jeremy Adriano MUSIC Anne-Marie Chugg THEATRE Kara Johnson MUSIC Jared Overturf MUSIC
Ellie Buck Anna Roth
Amber Archibald ART Samuel Cooper MUSIC Mitchell Keck ART Brookelle Peterson ART
PRESIDENT Ethan Shupe
Mollee Barse THEATRE Aubrey Felty THEATRE Brayden Larson ART Lauren Roberts MUSIC
Paige Dent Tori Smith
Elizabeth Bohannon THEATRE Ekaterina Fullmer ART Kimberly Lewin MUSIC Kaeli Silva MUSIC CAINE SCHOLARS 2020-21
Camilla Hawkins Sadie Stewart
Maya Bowers THEATRE Melissa Hamson ART Bella Maher MUSIC Drew Sutterfield ART
Brooke Nielson Kristin Tingey
Lauren Tougas Candice Buttars ART Kate Hansen MUSIC Elise Sutton ART
Samantha Peart
Rachel Worthen Danielle Casós MUSIC Aidan Hartman MUSIC Rhiannon Towne THEATRE
Riley Permann
Hao-Wen Chang MUSIC Nicole James THEATRE Alexis Woodward THEATRE
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SAR A BAKKER FAZILAT SOUKHAKIAN AMANDA LEE
CAINE AMBASSADORS CAINE SCHOL ARS 2020 -21 Teacher of the Year Facult y researcher / Scholar / undergr aduate facult y mentor
Creative Artist
The Caine Student Ambassadors are selected by FIRST ROW / SECOND ROW /
a dean’s office committee and receive scholarship Erika Andrus MUSIC Cailin McGarry MUSIC Fazilat Soukhakian is an Iranian artist, photographer, Amanda Lee received an MFA in printmaking from
Sara Bakker is assistant professor of music at Utah
support. These students represent the Caine Grant Bowcut ART Amelia Merkley MUSIC and scholar. She received her undergraduate degree in Indiana University. Lee was the recipient of the inau-
State University, where she is actively involved in
College of the Arts at special college, recruiting, Paige Dent MUSIC Nicky Jamison Moore MUSIC photography from the University of Tehran in Iran. She gural Virginia A. Myers Visiting Artist/Visiting Assistant
curriculum design, course development, and creative
and development events Meghann Ferrara MUSIC Makenna Murray ART approaches to teaching and evaluating learning. moved to the U.S. in 2011 and received her MFA in fine Professorship in Printmaking at the University of Iowa
Grace Cathryn Garner THEATRE Abigail Smith THEATRE Her pedagogy research focuses on practical ways arts and PhD in architectural history and visual studies in 2012. She spent a decade in art education at Penland
Terra Nicole Hansen ART Kennan Thompson MUSIC the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning can from the University of Cincinnati. Fazilat considers School of Crafts and Pilchuck Glass School and spent
Clara Harmon ART impact the music theory classroom, including how herself a visual storyteller who observes and records three years working from a studio in Cortona, Italy,
to use evaluation as a motivational tool and how to her concerns regarding social and political issues that while on the faculty of University of Georgia’s Cortona
incorporate writing into the music theory curriculum. surround her as a means for social change and justice. Study Abroad Program. Lee is also the founder of
She serves on USU’s Empowering Teaching Excellence Her work reflects on important issues concerning the 2D Advanced Technology Lab at University of
program, is a textbook reviewer for Oxford University gender inequality, gender segregation, and the loss Arkansas. She was a 2015 artist in residence for McColl
Press, and an editor for the music pedagogy journal of national identity. Her photography projects have Center for Art + Innovation and University of North
Engaging Students. been shown nationally and internationally and she has Carolina, Charlotte, 2018 resident at Willapa Bay AIR,
received a multitude of awards and recognition. and 2020 City of Seattle Public Arts Fellow. Lee’s work
is in the collection of the state of Utah and she main-
tains a studio in Seattle.
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R AYMOND VEON CAHILL SMITH LARRY MARTIN LESLIE TIMMONS CARY YOUMANS TODD HAYES Undergr aduate Research Mentor Gr aduate Mentor Facult y Service Award Communit y Engaged Facult y Professional Advisor of the year Outstanding Staff Employee Raymond Veon is assistant dean for arts education in Pianist Cahill Smith has performed in major venues in Music has been a part of Larry Martin’s life for as long Leslie Timmons had every intention of emulating a Cary J Youmans began working for the CCA Music Todd Hayes received an Associate of Arts and Scienc- the CCA, distinguished professor in the Department the United States and abroad, including four programs as he can remember. His decision to join choir in much-revered high school band director when she Department in January 2013. He holds a BS in religion es from UVU in 2004, BFA from USU in 2007, and MFA of Art + Design, and founding director for the college’s at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, Chonquing’s third grade has led to forty years of non-stop music- attended Michigan State University. Mentors such and MA in church music. In 2010, he reconnected from Wichita State University in 2010. Before university, Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Access Program, an PolyTheatre, Zhuhuai’s Mozart Hall, Boston’s Isabella making. He has taught elementary music, band, as flutist Alexander Murray and USU’s own Dr. Glen via social media with an acquaintance he met at an Todd worked as a carpenter, industrial mold fabricator, endowed program serving students with special needs Stewart Gardner Museum‘s Calderwood Hall, and orchestra, general music, and choir to students of all Fifield sparked her keen interest in how children amateur film shoot who is now his husband. Cary and designer of architectural elements. He spent much through the arts. Professor Veon was formerly director others. His recordings have been broadcast across ages in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. Choirs under acquire musicianship. As a Fulbright Scholar, she at- relocated to Logan and became active in community of his childhood in the outdoors where he gained a of fine and performing arts in Atlanta Public Schools the U.S. In a review of his 2015 solo recital in the Weill his direction have received more than forty superior tended the Orff Institute/Mozarteum in Salzburg. Les- theatre. He has portrayed several iconic characters great appreciation for nature. Influenced by these and has been widely recognized for this artwork and Recital Hall, New York Concert Review wrote of Cahill’s ratings at district, regional, and national competitions, lie has directed the Music Department’s Orff Teacher including Colonel Pickering in My Fair Lady, Tevye in experiences, his ceramic work looks at the balance of teaching. He has received numerous grants, totaling performance of Medtner’s Forgotten Melodies, “Here, along with two second place finishes at NMAA State Education courses for more than 30 years, serving Fiddler on the Roof, and Merlin and King Pellinore in nature and our constructed realities. Todd’s work has $1.5M. His artistic research deals with social and iden- Mr. Smith was in his element, revealing every twist Choir Competitions. He accepted a position at USU hundreds of educators from several continents. She Camelot. He was an ensemble member in the Utah been exhibited nationally and included in numerous tity boundaries while his academic research includes and turn, every poignant repeat of the cyclic themes, Eastern in 2016, where he now directs the university’s has been on the faculty of Cache Children’s Choir for Festival Opera and Musical Theatre 2019 season and publications. He has lectured and led workshops work in creativity, education assessment, and disability. with beautiful shimmering colors I haven’t heard since Concert Choir and Chamber Choir along with three decades and performs as a flutist with Logan Santa in the 2019 and 2020 Pickleville Playhouse internationally. Todd currently lives in Logan and makes This has informed his work at USU, including an Hon- Gilels played the Sonata reminiscenza in Carnegie Hall teaching voice lessons and general music. Martin Canyon Winds. Leslie has also served on national Christmas Productions. Cary and his husband, Reid, pottery with a primary focus on tableware. He is the ce- ors 1330 course focused on LGBTQ history and culture, in 1980.” Cahill completed his DMA at the Eastman holds an MM in choral conducting from New Mexico boards of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association, both work at USU as advisors and live in Logan with ramics lab coordinator and oversees 3D Foundations creation and implantation of new arts curricula, and School of Music, MM at University of Michigan, and BA State, MA in teaching and BS in Music from Western American Recorder Society, and as northern region their two cats, Mija and Neville aka Scar. He is thrilled in the CCA. He is a passionate educator and thrives on innovate and inclusive K-12 arts programs serving at the University of Alabama, Birmingham. He joined New Mexico University. director of USU’s Beverley Taylor Sorenson Elemen- and honored to receive this recognition. seeing his students achieve their artistic goals. students of diverse backgrounds and abilities. the USU faculty in 2019 and is a Yamaha artist. tary Arts Learning Program. 17 18
WENDI HASSAN Wendi is a self-acknowledged data nerd. “Occupational Sometimes the data do not tell you what you want to later, the programs are doing better than ever, and I am
Champion of the Arts hazard,” she acknowledges. After getting a bachelor’s hear. After accepting the Executive Director position back, this time as Executive Director of CacheARTS.”
in theatre from Utah State and a master’s in Arts Policy at the beloved 40-year-old Alliance for the Varied Arts Back in 2010, free to pursue new adventures, Wendi
Wendi Hassan will tell you that being Executive and Administration from The Ohio State University, (AVA) in 2010, she discovered that the programs would landed at the Utah Division of Arts & Museums in Salt
Director for the Cache Valley Center for the Arts (Ca- she pursued an MBA from USU’s Huntsman School of be more stable if her own position was eliminated. “We Lake where she managed the team over community
cheARTS) is the perfect job. Because so many artists Business. “The biggest need I was seeing in the arts were spending a lot of time and money and ultimately arts, museums, grants, performing arts and the annual
use the venues she manages and because CacheARTS was business training,” she says. “I noticed that the art- repeating tasks that were already being done by the conference. “I got to work with the most amazing peo-
is the state designated Local Arts Agency for Cache ists that were thriving had an amazing work ethic and facility – CacheARTS,” she sighs. “I decided then that ple at UA&M. They connected me with peers across
County, she gets to work with the region’s cultural well-developed entrepreneurial skills. I wanted to cul- I would define success as investing in the stability the country. I got to teach the Change Leader Program,
ecosystem and advocate for the arts in the broader tivate that in myself. I wanted to speak that language.” of programs so they would ultimately thrive without a statewide network of artists. I traveled the state and
community. She loved working closely with classmates from many me.” In the process of putting the programs on firmer saw the challenges frontline cultural workers face,” she
different industries, “But it did feel like a different lan- financial footing, she worked herself out of a job. “It was says, so when the Executive Director position opened
This can mean everything from working with the guage. I remember one of my peers told me I reeked of earthshaking,” she said. “Literally. At the meeting of up at the Cache Arts, she had a good idea what she
Cache Valley Economic Development Alliance on ways nonprofit,” she laughs. “I said, ‘Why, thank you!’” the two boards there was an earthquake. But ten years was getting into, but she knew she had to apply.
employers can use the arts in recruitment to sharing
information about upcoming funding opportunities or Wendi Hassan is an advocate for the arts, locally,
testifying to the state legislature on bills that impact regionally, and nationally. She teaches Quantitative
the creative industry. Methods in the Arts at Utah State and serves on
boards and advisory committees for the Center for
“Cache Valley is benefitting from generations of Persons with Disabilities, Cache Valley Chamber of ART AND MARY HEERS them all. She is a teacher, a thespian, a producer vol-
investment in arts and culture,” she says, “per capita, Commerce (Legislative Affairs), Cache Valley Visitors distinguished service award unteering at Utah Public Radio, a dairy herdsman and
Bureau, Logan Rotary Club (Past President), Bear River even played a cameo role in Napoleon Dynamite.
I’d put us up against any community in the world for
the quality of our venues, the talent of our artists, the Heritage Area, Utah Presenters Network, Arts North- Art and Mary Heers are active, passionate, well-educat-
west, and Logan City (Public Art). She continues to see ed Aggies that discovered Utah State later in life. After With all of this, however, Mary is best known in
generosity of our patrons, and the loyalty of our audi-
the need for artists to build entrepreneurial skills and completing degrees from Stanford, the couple relocat- the local community for her work at Preston High
ences. What other community has three fully operating
for business leaders to work with local artists, and she’ll ed to Logan so that Art could pursue an engineering School. As a high school English teacher and
historic theatres in one corner of a city block?” And she
tell you she has the best job in the world. career with Campbell Scientific. It was then, at age 38, director for the school musicals and plays, she has
would know. She worked with the Lyric and the Utah to
that Mary decided to deviate from her psychology de- coached hundreds of budding actors and musicians.
get the area designated a Historic Theatre District. She
In recognition of her steadfast support of the arts as gree and complete a bachelor’s in theatre arts as well Nothing brings her more joy than to see young peo-
has a ready arsenal of statistics about Logan’s cultural
an administrator, actor, educator, and arts advocate, as a teaching certificate at Utah State University. ple bowing to the cheers of a standing ovation. Her
vitality, some of them gathered in an economic impact
we are proud to recognize Wendi Hassan as the Caine love and support for the arts has extended to USU,
study she spearheaded five years ago.
College of the Arts Champion of the Arts for 2021. Mary’s experience is so varied that you would think she where she has served on the advancement board for
were living multiple people’s lives—and succeeding in the Caine College of the Arts.
19 20Among Mary’s many accomplishments are coaching and skier. Art has qualified for the Boston Marathon of tools; from routers, to band saws, to table saws, to a
her high school’s decathlon team to two state cham- twice and has been on the LOTOJA podium (the Logan Dremel tool and more. The Scene Shop is often consid-
pionships, receiving a key to the City of Preston to Jackson Cycling Race) for his age group. ered students’ safe place, as they feel welcomed, heard,
CAINE COLLEGE OF THE ARTS
and serving as a Fulbright teacher on exchange in and appreciated while working.
Warsaw, Poland. Through Art and Mary’s generous support to the Caine
College of the Arts, the theatre department has a Art and Mary have two children and are parents to a
Art is a self- and spouse-proclaimed workaholic. top-class scene, paints and props shop—the Art and large black rescue dog and two water buffalos. They
As one of the first employees and current principal Mary Heers Scene Shop. The larger space allows for all recently celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary and
engineers at Campbell Scientific, he has helped the students to work safely with multiple projects possible reside in Mendon, Utah. Founded on July 1, 2010, the Caine College of the Arts Marie Russell-Shaw, Danny Russell, and David Russell,
company grow to the world industry leader it is today. at one time. Theatre students, under an experienced is the culmination of the decade-long vision of former has and will continue to transform the college and the
He loves his work and has been with Campbell Scien- watchful eye, are encouraged to experiment, to grow, For their dedication and personal giving to the stu- Utah State University President Stan L. Albrecht. The student experience for generations.
tific for 40 years. While eligible for retirement, he shows and to conquer fears in the scene shop. Many students dents and programs in the college, we are proud to rec- college is named for the family of George B. and Marie
Dr. Rachel Nardo serves as dean of the college, having
no sign of slowing down. This extends to his extracur- enter the shop having never used a power tool before, ognize Art and Mary Heers as the Caine College of the Eccles Caine in recognition of generations of support,
succeeded founding dean Craig Jessop in 2019. Under
ricular activities where he is an active runner, cyclist, and leave feeling safe and comfortable with all manner Arts Distinguished Service Award recipients for 2021. including the Russell/Wanlass Performance Hall.
her leadership, the Caine College of the Arts seeks to
Manon Caine and Dan C. Russell (Marie’s daughter and
create a community of artists and scholars dedicated
son-in-law) continued in the tradition of supporting
integrity
to excellence in the arts and, in the spirit of Utah State’s
scholarships, visiting artists, the Lyric Repertory Com-
land grant mission, to offer degrees and experience that
pany and the Russell Resident Quartet Endowment,
lead to meaningful, sustainable employment for majors
currently held by the Fry Street Quartet.
in the college and to provide access to the arts and arts
As members of the Utah State University community education for USU students, K-12 students, and citizens
excellence
for generations, the Caine family’s primary concern of the state and region. At the center of the college’s
has been student support. They have brought access mission are the three academic departments – Art and
to arts education to thousands of young people, both Design, Music, and Theatre Arts – with around 800
at USU and in the community, through scholarships undergraduate majors and 40 graduate students.
with
and programming. The Caine Scholars for Excellence
The philosophy of the college is simple: Excellence with
Program, which Dan and Manon inaugurated in 2014,
Integrity. The pursuit of this goal brings a world-class
builds on this tradition and enhances the ability of the
faculty to work directly with talented students in one of
Marie Eccles C aine college to bring outstanding students to USU as arts
the most beautiful mountain valleys in the world. Here,
1913 – 1981 majors and support them to the completion of their de-
in Logan, Utah, the Caine College of the Arts enlivens
grees. The generous support of the Marie Eccles Caine
the artistry of our students and enhances the quality of
Foundation - Russell Family and its current trustees
life for the communities that we serve.
21 22Anne-Marie Chugg Sydney Karren Lauren Roberts Elise Sutton ~ Larry Elsner Scholarship Samuel McCall Maddy Schappert Scholarship
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Natalie Clawson Mitchell Keck Joshua Roy Mason Thomas ~ Laverna Faylor Hulme Scholarship Sara Naylor Joshua Scott ~ John & Linda Francis Fry String Scholarship
Scholarships & Recipients Luca Codecà Lindsey Keele Adam Rusch Cassie Thompson ~ Leola Faylor Bates Endowment Zac Nickman Parker Scott ~ Linda K. & Gary Bradak Scholarship
Jules Colombel Kara Kellett JC Santistevan Kennan Thompson ~ Marie Eccles Caine Foundation – Russell Family Brooke Neilson Mikaela Simmons ~ Mabel Ellsworth Muller Memorial Scholarship
The College Scholarships are housed in the Dean’s Samuel Cooper Kalani Kelly Max Saunders Alaine Thomson Scholarship Lindi Nieman Matt Sloan ~ Marie Eccles Caine Foundation – Russell Family
Office and are awarded to students throughout the Jessica Crandall Marin Kimpton Madeleine Schappert Melissa Tinsley/Hamson ~ Marion R. Hyde Family Endowed Undergraduate Art Abbey Oborn Taryn Sommers Scholarship
academic disciplines. Caitlyn Curry Brayden Larson Josh Scott Rhiannon Towne Scholarship Kortney Okelberry Clarissa Songer ~ Merilyn Hovey Wright Scholarship
Tyler Curtis Ella Larson Nathan Scott Jaden Walker ~ Marion R. Hyde Family Endowed Graduate Art Megan Orme Michela Staker ~ Nancy Peery Marriott & Dr. Craig Jessop Scholarship
Nathan Davis Hailey Larson Parker Scott Sherry Ward Scholarship Brittney Phillips Kyler Sullivan ~ Norman W. Palmer Scholarship for Bass Horn
~ A Spencer & Melanie Raymond Aggie Family
Travis Davis Kimberly Lewin Kaeli Silva Abbigayle Welch ~ Mary Jane Faylor Scholarship Jenna Rhodes Cassie Thompson Performance
Scholarship
Paige Dent Marlaina Lutz Mikaela Simmons Nicholas Welch ~ Nona D. Fuhriman & A. Wendell Fuhriman Bailey Rigby Oakley Thorn ~ Parley Belnap Organ Studies Endowment
~ Caine College of the Arts Advancement Council
Adriane Dudley Bella Maher Matt Sloan Trent Wells Scholarship Madison Rowley Sherry Ward ~ Paulette J. Campbell Organ Program Endowment
Scholarship
Andrew Earl Ryker Marble Taryn Sommers Katelyn Westergard ~ Nora Eccles Harrison Fellowship JC Santistevan Emma Wasson & Scholarships
~ Caine Ensembles Scholarship
Braden Earl Steven McBride Hanna Speer Samantha Wise ~ Orpha Faylor Scholarship Sid Schaefer Carnea Williams ~ Peak River Company Scholars
~ Caine Scholars for Excellence
Wesley Edwards Cailin McGarry Connor Stevens Alexis Woodward ~ Patricia P. & Morley Farquar Scholarship ~ Presser Fellowship
~ Carol Laub Scholarship
Kresten Erickson Amelia Merkley Kaija Strong Rachel Worthen ~ R.T. Clark Photography Scholarship ~ Robert S. Frost Scholarship
~ Gail Bird & Ned M. Weinshenker Scholarship
Geraldin Estrada Rachel Merrill Drew Sutterfield ~ Roma Poole Allen Scholarship ~ Russell Miles Warren Memorial Scholarship
~ Hansen Opportunity Scholarship
~ Jed H. & MerLynn Pitcher Scholarship
Kristen Fairbourn Lydia Meyer ~ Tess Swindell Memorial Scholarship DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC ~ Russell T. Christensen Memorial Scholarship
Aubrey Felty Casey Lou Miller ~ Thelma Faylor Allison Scholarship ~ Ruth L. Garff and Woodrow M. Rigby Scholarship
~ Jed & MerLynn Pitcher Aggie Family Scholarship Scholarships & Recipients
Meghann Ferrara Delanie Montoya ~ Sarah Loosle Heggie Scholarship
~ Jeff & Noelle Loosli Aggie Family Scholarship
Andrew Fowles Morgan Moulton DEPARTMENT OF ART + DESIGN ~ Shirley Miller Hanson Scholarship
~ Joyce V. Albrecht Scholarship ~ Albert R. & Frances L. Lewis and Virginia Lewis Ratliff
Ekaterina Fullmer Kristin Ayla Murray Scholarships & Recipients ~ USU Marching Band Scholarship
~ Kristopher Jude King Memorial Scholarship Allison Allred Sophia Gull Scholarship
Katya Fullmer Makenna Murray
~ LaMar R. & Gwen T. Monroe Scholarship Aly Barlow Erin Haddon ~ Anne Duffin Scholarship in Music
Arianne Gammon Benjamin Nathan ~ Ahmanson Art Education Scholarship
~ Perkins Scholarship Emma Berg Jacee Hammons ~ Beecher Piano Scholarship
Grace Garner Clair Nebeker ~ Alumni Scholarship for Excellence in Design in
~ Seely-Hinckley Scholarship Grady Bing Terra Nicole Hansen ~ Carolyn Tueller Lewis Opera Theatre Award Amy Abel Kaylee Borchert
Michaela Goodloe Abby Oborn memory of Alan Hashimoto and Phillip Kesler
~ Scotsman Scholarship Shelbi Boehme Emery Hare ~ Chauntel S. and Robert C. Pettit Scholarship Jeremy Adriano Christian Bott
Erin Haddon Kortney Okelberry ~ Arthur & Diana Norris Scholarship in Ceramics Millie Bradstreet Clara Harman ~ Dennis Griffin Percussion Scholarship Andrew Allen Parker Bowles
Kate Hansen Kamille Osborne ~ Caleb Anderson NYC Internship Opportunity Ryan Brady Dorenda Blythe Harmon ~ Donna B. Gossner Scholarship Haley Allen Annika Burkhardt
Jeremy Adriano Grant Bowcutt Terra Nicole Hansen Jared Overturf Scholarship Oliva Brock Chance Heap ~ Dr. Timothy Newman Trumpet Studio Support Fund Bryson Andersen Nicole Burkhardt
Drew Allen Maya Bowers Jake Hansen Lauren Palfreyman ~ C. Victor & Dorothy Dover Endowed Scholarship Kelcie Buchanan Elizabeth Hull ~ F. Robert & Lydia R. Paulsen Music Scholarship Erik Andersen Emma Call
Kallie Andersen Parker Bowles Adam Hardy Tanner Palfreyman ~ Calvin Fletcher Scholarship Bryn Burningham Braydee Humphries ~ Frank Blair & Minnie Fisher Ellsworth Scholarship Jacki Andrus Danielle Casós
Erika Andrus Ryland Bradley Clara Harmon Shayla Patterson ~ Craig Law Scholarship Madi Carlson SherRee Jacklin ~ George A. & Ivalou Lawrence Scholarship in Music Carolyn Baird Kaydreanna Castaneda
Jacki Andrus Olivia Brock Jill Harmon Alli Peck ~ Dorothy Wanlass Scholarship Erynn Cash Marley Jackson ~ George B. & Marie Eccles Caine Music Scholarship Kaylyn Baldwin Hao-Wen Chang
Amber Archibald Candice Buttars Aidan Hartman Amanda Peterson ~ Eastman and Anne Hatch Scholarship Ashleigh Coleman Lindsey Keele ~ George B. Pahtz Symphoney Orchestra Scholarship Wade Barfuss Beck Christiansen
Kaylyn Baldwin Madi Carlson Nicole James Brookelle Peterson ~ Edwards Illustration Scholarship Travis Davis Kalani Kelly ~ Hellen Bullen Scholarship Katelyn Bauer Kate Christiansen
Mollee Barse Janelle Carter Nicky Jamison Moore Devin Potts ~ Ellen Stoddard Eccles Scholarship Cassidy Ellis Savannah Knapp ~ Horrigan Foundation Scholarship Cameron Bell Nik Clark
Katelyn Bauer Danielle Casós Payten Jarvis Tanner Pruett ~ George B. & Marie Eccles Caine Art Scholarship Geraldin Estrada Adam Lambert ~ Janet Olsen & Jeanne Kemp Olsen Memorial Chase Belnap Jules Colombel
Grady Bing Hao-Wen Chang Anna Johnson Matt Rau ~ Harrison & Iva Lou Groutage Memorial Scholarship Bryan Ezola Hailey Larson Scholarship Gideon Benge D.J. Combs
Shelbi Boehme Elizabeth Christensen James Johnson Amanda Rhea ~ Jon Morgan Scholarship Amber French Jamyn Maddox ~ Jim & Linda Kemp USU Symphony Orchestra Seth Bennion Collin Crook
Elizabeth Bohannon Ashlin Christian Kara Johnson Austin Riddle ~ Karin Waring Crawford Scholarship in Interior Design Leslie Gonzalez Ryker Marble
23 24Rebecca Cummings Connor King Tanner Pruett Kyle Thomas THANK YOU TO Leslie & Eldon C. Buchanan Larry Grant Douglass
Caitlyn Curry Elisabeth Kinghorn Kaylee Rane Mason Thomas DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS
Sarah Daines Xavier Kipping Matt Rau Annika Thorup Scholarships & Recipients OUR DONORS Cathy F. & Mike Bullock Jeffrey G. & Audrey A. Drury
Bryn Burningham Anne Duffin
Mary Decker Spencer Kjar Jason Ripley Lauren Tougas
Andrew DeDen Isaac Larson Josh Rogers Katherine Van Shaar ~ Anne Kennedy Roskelley Memorial Scholarship Gary Amano Richie B. & Chrislynn Call Roger Allan & Tamari Anne Dunbar
Savannah DeLange Karalyn Lewis Harlan Rose Nevele Varble ~ David E. Daley & Leona E. Daley Theatre Arts Joseph, Jr. & Millie Camire Curtis Elliot Dyreson
Tiffany Aguirre
Julie Durbin Braedon Line Alex Rottlaender Joseph Weaver Scholarship Bruce Lamar & Kayleen Campbell Douglas Eames
Wesley Edwards Weston Line Joshua Roy Matalyn Weaver ~ Floyd T. Morgan Theatre Arts Honorary Scholarship Stan L. & Joyce V. Albrecht
Kent K. & Donna Alder Paul D. & Paulette J. Campbell Gloria T. Earl
Rafael Erickson Tyler Martin Lilikoi Ryba Parker Weeks ~ George B. & Marie Eccles Caine Theatre Arts
Angel Espino Brenley Mason Daniel Seeholzer Abbigayle Welch Scholarship Caleb Anderson Becky & Curtis R. Canning Barbara Edwards
Kristen Fairbourn Kendrick Matheson Michael Shipley Nicholas Welch ~ Gwendella Thornley Memorial Scholarship Joel Guy & Claire Cardon Annette B. Eliason
Brian J. & Marie L. Atkinson
Morgan Falslev Julia Maughan Lauren Sidwell Trent Wells ~ Josey Barnes Wayman Theatre Arts Scholarship Donna K. Carpenter Jennifer Marie Errande
~ Leonard C. & Dorothy C. Kearl Scholarship in Theatre Monte & Gail Atkinson
Morgan Fish Steven McBride Brianna Skeen Afton Wendt Timothy Chenette & Sara J. Bakker Cory & Jennifer Evans
Andrew Fowles Kailynn McCullough Presley Smith Abby Wilde Arts April Audia
~ Orpha Faylor Scholarship Dennis D. & Ann Marie Austin Thomas Christensen Max Talbot & Glenda Excell
Madelyn Gardner Cailin McGarry Sam Smith Kate Wilson
Marissa Gardner Leo McLean Tate Smith Elly Winder ~ Robert & LaRae Williams Scholarship Karla L. & Bruce E. Axtell Katherine M. Chudoba & Dave Powelson Jim Faylor
Sam Gardner Amelia Merkley Jonathan Spencer Madison Wolf ~ Ruth B. Call Memorial Scholarship M. Chris Clark Pat L. & Morley S. Farquar
Diana Bain
Aaron Greenwood Brienna Michaelis Kyler Sullivan Arianne Wood ~ Sid Perkes Theatre Arts Scholarship Nora L. Clark Jamie M. & Nicole G. Farrell
Zack Grob Raif Milligan Maribelle Taylor Rachel Worthen ~ Vosco Call Scholarship Lu Ann Baker
Michael L. & Laurie A. Ballam Randy L. & Tamralynn T. Clark Donald W. & Janet Fiesinger
Nathan Guertler Anthony Mills
Rebecca Hales Sydney Money Vanessa Ballam Angeline Clayson Kristan Fjeldsted
Kate Hansen Delanie Montoya J. Michael & Lyn Bankhead Caroline Cobia Piedad Laura Flores
Rachel Hanson Tyler Morgan
Steven O. Bankhead Christina Compton William E. & Anita Baird Ford
Madison Archibald Bryson LaBar
Aidan Hartman Anne Moulton Thomas & Mary Connin John Edwin & Linda Francis
Piper Bouldin Isabella Lind Heidi L. Barber
Wayne Heaton Morgan Moulton
Megan Codling Emma Morgan Don W. & Teriko T. Barker David F. & Kathy B. Coppin Chuck & Louise Gay
Wade Hicks Kate Murray
Adriane Dudley Jared Overturf Christopher D. & Barbara A. Corcoran Laura Deborah Gelfand & Andrew T. McAllister
Hayden Hoglund Scott Nelson Justin B. & Allison H. Barton
Grace Garner Adam Rusch
Kevin Hokanson Stanley Ogden Jan Bauer Brian Joseph Cowley Andrew C. & Jacqueline E. Germanow
Alisha Grant Tanner Sase
Hayden Hoopes Max Olivier Cheryl Allison Cowley Marilynne & R. Edward Glatfelter
Yushan Hou Dennis Owen
Jake Hansen Abigail Smith Andrew P. Bayless
Madison Hansen Hanna Speer Anne Francis & Brant Bayless Jon R. Cranney David E. & Dana Gossner
Nicole Jamison Moore Jacob Page
Ammon Jensen Lauren Palfreyman
Lauren Haskins Connor Stevens
Kathy Bayn Marshall & Karin Crawford Dane & Jodi Graham
Alex Heder Kaija Strong George H. Dabling Dennis & Anne Griffin
Nikolas Jensen Tanner Palfreyman Abby Benninghoff
Jake Hogan Hannah Vigil
Olivia Jensen Ian Parvin
Carolyn P. & Marion Taylor Bentley F. Mitchell Dana Rachel L. & Justin E. Hamm
Levi Hopkins McKenna Walwyn
Anna Johnson Gianna Patchett Kathy Davis Jessie M. Hampton
Natalie Hurst Katelyn Westergard Sergio & Marina Montano de Bernal
Kaylee Johnson Nicholas Pierce
James Johnson Fred & Candace H. Berthrong William Earl & Cynthia P. Decker Janet Elizabeth Hancock
Sadie Julander Alexander Pierson
Logan Kelley Jessica Pope-Crandall Gary S. & Linda K. Bradak Ahmanson Foundation, Mr. Robert DeKruif Dell Loy Hansen & Julie L. Aiken
Marin Kimpton Bobbi Porter Leslie Brott Jeanine S. Delgman Matt & Dawn Hansen
Kryshelle Kindred Devin Potts Cindy Dewey Shirley M. Hanson
25 26Karin Sue Hardy Philip L. Knoll Nicholas E. Morrison & Leslie Jane Timmons David S. & Patricia Romney Todd S. & Diane E. Theurer Jeff Wayman
Scott & Lynnette F. Harris Lawrence Knopp Wendell R. & Linda Morse Danny & Sally K. Russell Linda Ione & Kurt Thompson Frank E. & Kathryn A. Weaver
Peter Harrison Carol Kochan Belen Moyano David E. Russell Monica Tichenor Amanda M. Webb
Anne C. Hatch Mary V. & Peter T. Kolesar Matthew Mueller Marie E. Russell-Shaw Renee Tietjen Ned M. & Gail B. Weinshenker
Richard C. & Rosemary Hatch Leslie & Judy P. Kowallis Rachel L. Nardo Juergen Sass Juliana Tu Diane Mitchell & Paul A. Wheeler
Mary Margaret & Arthur Heers Alexi Lamm James Patton III & Linda R. Neeley Charles Schill Julie D. Uriona Gregory J. & Julie Wheeler
Robert Helm Yvonne N. Langford John C. IV & Atsuko Neely Eugene W. Schupp & Janis L. Boettinger Brian Vaughn Bernard M. Whitney
Robert L. & Beth L. Hendricks Randi Lant Michael Allen Neilson Carrie Scoggins Raymond E. Veon Alexa K. Sand & Albert Wiebe
Caitlin Rose-Evensen Hengge Shane & Adrienne B. Larson Farol Ann Nelson Sally F. Sears Marissa Beth Vigneault R. Patrick Williams
Rosemarie G. Hickman Craig J. Law Rebecca D. Nelson Stephen N. Shepherd Joanna Endter-Wada & Glen H. Wada Lesa Lynn & David J. Wilson
Lyle W. & Alice T. Hillyard John & Katherine Lawless Emi R. & Michael Norris Todd A. Sherman & Dennise K. Gackstetter David Wall Becky & Chris J. Winstead
Jim S. Hinckley Mark & Katie Lee-Koven Ann Norris-Price Patricia G. Sherwood Robert D. Wallace Mary Lonnie Wintch
David P. & Pamela Baer Hirschi Tami I. Leppert Jill Ann & Jermiah R. Ochsenbein Michael Shipley George R. Wanlass Robert Winward
Noel H. & Patricia K. Holmgren Robert D. Lewis Herm W. & Norma L. Olsen Paul M. Jakus & Flora G. Shrode Jennifer L. Warren Jon W. & Merilyn H. Wright
Richard & Mary Horn Richard G. Linton & Rachel Anderson Patricia Olsen Derral L. & Janis H. Siggard Bengt Washburn Mary Ann Wright
Barbara Hornbeck Jeffery & Noelle Loosli Kevin R. & Julia Olson Bonnie Horrigan & Larry M. Slade Michael J. Waters Reid John & Cary John Youmans
Nancy J. Huntly & Richard S. Inouye Thomas Lukens Scott & Elaine C. Olson Lucille Smart Robert Waters Jeanne M. Young
Gina Hurley Carl A. & Mary Sue Lundahl Janet L. & Grayson Osborne Marcia M. & Ronald W. Smith Eleanor E. Watson Kyle Lam & Jessie Zhu
thank
Audrey Griffin Hutchison Carl E. & Jerolyn Malouf Norman Palmer & Myra Singer Ronnie Jo Sokol
Lynette B. Hutchison Steve R. & Gayle Mansfield Robert Paulsen Inez M. Sorbe
Marion R. Hyde Linda S. Margetts Sage Perrott Fazilat Soukhakian
VaLear Jackman Nancy Peery Marriott Deborah Peters Gwenda & DeWayne Sperry
Jeff Jacobs Max Otto Matzen Thomas C. Phelps A. Spencer & Melanie P. Raymond
you
Larry K. & Marilyn B. Jacobson Judy McCoy Jed H. & MerLynn H. Pitcher Bryan R. Spykerman & Pamela J. Riley
Sue Jelus Marie McDermott The Presser Foundation Lynda G. Skeehan
David R. & Lynette Jenkins Louise B. McEvoy Homer Prison Martin Dale & Lynda Poulson Steed
Craig D. & RaNae Jessop Rebecca McFaul Tammy M. Proctor Harold Hayward & Kathleen Davidson Stuart
Jesslyn Jobe Melanie McGregor Kathleen Puzey John W. Swetnam
Kristen Kator Wayne & Sharon Meikle Marvin L. Rallison Keith & Marilee P. Swindell
Leonard Kearl & Elizabeth Dunsey Karen A. Minogue Janet Reese Brooks W. & Sally Tarbet
James Kemp Jed Thomas & Allyson Catherine Moody J. Paul Riley Laura Joy Taylor
Karin M. Kettenring & Michael P. Taylor Adrianne & Marty E. Moore Clayton E. Roberts Felicia H. & Vincent J. Tepedino
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