Author: mccannam

History of Hooding
The origins of academic dress date back to the 12th and 13th centuries when early universities were taking form. The hood, drapes over the shoulders and back, indicates the subject to which the degree pertains.
The assignment of color dates back to the use of white fur at Oxford University, signifying arts and sciences; colors to signify respective areas was first used in the United States in the late 19th
century.
In respect to two graduate programs at Evergreen State College, the universally recognized colors are as follows:
Science (MES) Golden Yellow
Public Administration (MPA) Peacock Blue
Source: American Council on Education
Please note: The names included in this program are those of students who applied for graduation as of a certain date. Every effort has been made to prevent omissions or errors.

MPA Graduates
Tracy Marilyn Bray
Alexis Augusta Breiteneicher
Joelle Marie Brouner
August Cora Cabrera
Susanne Choe Carr
Andrea Lizanne Coker-Anderson
Lin Crowley
T.L. Nicole Emanuel
Leslie Karen Emerick
Michael James Fallis
Chantel Monique Gagnon-Bailey
Diane Lynne Gasaway
Carolyn Ann Gerwen
Kimberly S. Goetz
Stephan Marc Gordon
Tim Patrick Gugerty
Dwayne Erik Hansen
Rebecca Anne Henrie
Jayne Anne Kaszynski
Emily Louise Killeen
Seth Risdon Kirby
Vincent Gordon Kueter
Dwight Leffingwell
Alison Barbara Leiman
James Lêiman
James Joseph Masters
Martin Moorad McMurry
Delores Ann Monaghan

Gregory Newborn
Evan Peter Olsen
Luisa Antonieta Parada
Cary Retlin
Lou Gail Sager
Seth Edwin Sather
Shawn Phillip Seldomridge
Dae Shogren
Wilma Jean Sofranko
Jennifer Marie Swidler
Laura Louise Taylor
Joseph Collins Ward
Morgan Todd Wear
Scott Stewart Wheeler
Patrick Yirka
Heidi Elizabeth Zibell
MPA Faculty
Joan Bantz
Bruce Davies
Karen Fraser
Larry Geri
Colleen Gillespie
Amy Gould
Cheryl Simrell King
Russ Lehman
Terry Marshall
Marge Mohoric
Alan Parker
Nita Rinehart