Spring Commencement 2022

Kathryn Kendall -

Congratulations to all graduates!

2022 Biosystems Engineering students

Commencement weekend was busy for the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering. In-person ceremonies returned for the graduate and undergraduate degree which were hosted on campus.

The department had three master's student graduates this term, Anna Raschke, Nathan Dickinson, and Fami Dwilaksono.

The department celebrated the undergraduate ceremony for 51 graduates from the spring and summer semesters among the 825 engineering undergraduate recipients from the College of Engineering.

2022 Graduating class from the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering
Graduating class of Biosystems Engineers 2022
From Left to Right: Brenna Tiernan, Kristin Danz (in the background), Yassah Bah-Deh, Nyilah Congress
From Left to Right: Brenna Tiernan, Kristin Danz (in the background), Yassah Bah-Deh, Nyilah Congress

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