Sixty Student-Athletes Graduate This WeekendSixty Student-Athletes Graduate This Weekend

Four from Canes Hoops Graduate This Weekend

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CORAL GABLES, Fla. – This spring 60 Hurricane student-athletes will graduate from seven schools and colleges at the University of Miami. Commencement exercises for these graduates will be held May 5-7 at the BankUnited Center on the Coral Gables campus.

Four men’s basketball student-athletes will graduate on Friday, May 6, from The U. Seniors Angel Rodriguez, Ivan Cruz Uceda and Tonye Jekiri have each earned their degree in sports administration from the School of Education, while Kamari Murphy will earn his degree in sociology from the College of Arts and Sciences. 

Eleven Miami athletics teams are represented with at least one spring graduate. Football leads the way with 18 graduates, followed by track with 13 and rowing with seven.

Earlier this month, three University of Miami teams – men’s cross country team, men’s diving team and women’s golf – were publically honored for being among the top 10 percent in Academic Progress Rates (APR). All three Miami teams honored have earned a Public Recognition Award for the third consecutive year. Men’s cross country and men’s diving received their seventh Public Recognition Award, while women’s golf collected its sixth honor. The Canes have won at least three Public Recognition Awards in each of the last six years.

This spring more than 3,500 University of Miami undergraduate and graduate students will begin a new chapter in their lives by graduating to new careers or graduate school, among other adventures. During Commencement ceremonies, which mark the launch of a new era in the lives of students, graduates from all of UM’s schools and colleges will be recognized by name and will walk across the stage to be congratulated by President Julio Frenk and their academic dean. With research papers, labs and final exams completed, these students will go on to embark on new journeys.

According to a survey conducted by the UM Toppel Career Center on graduating students, 62 percent had full-time job offers within six months of graduation, with an average base annual starting salary of $45,700. Roughly 28 percent of that same graduating class enrolled in graduate school. The UM Commencement ceremony is open to graduates and their guests. For more information, visit http://www.miami.edu/commencement, where the ceremony will be webcast live and archived.

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The College of Arts & Sciences
Football Collin Alford Sociology
Swim Heather Arseth Neuroscience
Rowing Sarah Aschebrock Criminology/Sociology
Football Frank Gabriel Economics
Football Jared Goldenberg Economics
Swim Alejandra Gonzalez Political Science
Football Jelani Hamilton Liberal Arts
Football Tracy Howard Sociology
Football Danny Isidora Criminology
Track TeQuille Jackson Criminology
Football Rayshawn Jenkins Criminology
Football D’Mauri Jones Art
Football Ufomba Kamalu Liberal Arts
Football Raphael Kirby Sociology
Baseball Brandon Lopez Sociology
Track Kevin Marsh Computer Science/Mathematics/Economics
Dive Kara McCormack Mathematics
Football Earl Moore Criminology
Basketball Kamari Murphy Sociology
Rowing Hannah Nielsen Psychology
Track Tiffany Okieme Psychology
Soccer Jasmine Paterson Criminology
Track Isaiah Simmons Art
Tennis Stephanie Wagner Economics
Track Kelly Williamson Neuroscience
Rowing Gigi Williamson Geological Science
Track Alexis Wright Microbiology
The School of Business
Volleyball Caitilin Donahoe Finance/Marketing
Track Jamika Glades Accounting
Golf Laura Hendee Accounting
Football Jake  O’Donnell Entrepreneurship
Golf Christina Ocampo International Finance and Marketing
Football Sunny Odogwu Management
Dive Tanner Wilfong Computer Information Systems
Baseball Thomas Woodrey Finance/Health Sector Management & Policy
The School of Communication
Soccer Ava Ambrose Media Management
Volleyball Taylor Scott Public Relations
Golf Kailey Walsh Communication Studies
Rowing Caitlin White-Parsons Motion Pictures
School of Education
Baseball Christopher Barr Sports Administration
Football Deon Bush Sports Administration
Football Quincy Casimir Sports Administration
Basketball Ivan Cruz Uceda Sports Administration
Track Dakota Dailey-Harris Sports Administration
Track John-Patrick Friday Sports Administration
Volleyball Kelsie Groot Exercise Physiology
Football Calvin Heurtelou Sports Administration
Basketball Tonye Jekiri Sports Administration
Football Malcolm Lewis Sports Administration
Rowing Caitlin Lowe Exercise Physiology
Track Alysha Newman Exercise Physiology
Track Precious Ogunleye Sports Administration
Basketball Angel Rodriguez Sports Administration
Football Hunter Wells Sports Administration
Volleyball Kalysta White Sports Administration
Rowing Alison Whitty Exercise Physiology
College of Engineering
Track Anthony Wolliston Biomedical Engineering
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
Rowing Joletta Silva Marine Science
School of Nursing & Health Studies
Swim My Fridell Public Health
Track Joseph Ryan Health Sciences