School of Government salutes faculty, staff, and students who have served on Veterans Day

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Today, November 11, 2025, the School of Government is proud to celebrate Veterans Day by honoring all who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

The School is proud to recognize its own—including our faculty, staff, and students— who are veterans of the United States military. This Veterans Day, we salute the following who served in the military as well as our current Master of Public Administration students who have served and continue to do so. Thank you for your service.

Anastasia Barnard

Ben Bogle

Cheryl Boruff

Kelly Brennan

James Broadwell

Gregory Burnham

Michael Cahill

Elizabeth Calvente

Kenneth Carroll

Christopher Chabrier-Montijo

Jason Cisarano

Vernon Corbin

John Dezil

Eric Fenton

Kevin Fulbright

Joshua Glass

Jeremy Gordon

Miles Grooms

Steven Gustafson

Steven Helmandollar

Seth Kandl

Nelson Layfield

James Markham

Erin Mathis

Carleen Moore

Kara Morton

James Moser

Tyler Mulligan

Tu Nguyen

Glenn Osterberg

Adonis Palustre

Sean Patterson

Kiley Scott

Brandon Selland

William Shinego

Chuck Szypszak

Tyler Talley

John Terziu

Jeff Wysong

Published November 11, 2025