Kelsey Neufeld, D.O., of Bowling Green, has completed the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)
degree at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine of Midwestern University. An official graduation
ceremony and conferring of degrees took place on the Midwestern University campus in Glendale, Ariz., on May
30.Neufeld is the daughter of Bowling Green residents Ron and Sue Neufeld. She graduated from Bowling Green
High School in 2001, and earned a bachelor of science degree in psychology from Ohio State University in
2005.While at Midwestern, she served on numerous national boards and councils within the American
Osteopathic Association, including serving as National Director of Research and Development. She also
received the A.T. Still National Scholarship for her ongoing commitment to utilizing osteopathic
manipulation techniques during the clinical years of medical school.After graduation from Midwestern she
plans to complete a Traditional Rotating Internship at Mercy St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo, and
then an advanced residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Loyola University, Chicago.Simmons
CollegeAlma-Lynn Dupont, a 2008 graduate of Bowling Green High School, graduated in May from Simmons College
in Boston with a bachelor’s degree in communications with a concentration in graphic design and a bachelor
of arts degree in studio art. She received the Communications Department’s graphic design award and was
honored as a scholar athlete for soccer. She is the daughter of Linda Brown and David Dupont, Bowling
Green.University of FindlayApproximately 937 degrees were awarded from the University of Findlay during
spring commencement ceremonies.These were the Wood County students:Megan Limes, Bowling Green, bachelor of
science in adolescent/young adult integrated mathematics pure mathematics, cum laudeSamantha Shaffer,
Cygnet, bachelor of science in animal scienceJulie Boucher, Jerry City, master of occupational therapyAshton
Brown, Pemberville, bachelor of science in adolescent/young adult integrated mathematics ¬?pure
mathematics.Brooke Gottfried, Pemberville, bachelor of science in pre-physical therapy, cum laudeJustin
Rodriguez, Pemberville, bachelor of science in forensic science, magna cum laudeKenneth Lehman, Portage,
bachelor of science in marketingKayla Reynolds, Wayne, doctor of physical therapyDanielle Bunde, Perrysburg,
bachelor of science in pre-veterinary medicine/biologyBrandon Butler, Perrysburg, bachelor of science in
strength and conditioning/physical educationKatherine Davis, Perrysburg, bachelor or science in equestrian
studies/equine business managementJessica Haney, Perrysburg, doctor of physical therapyAngela Szombati
Meyers, Perrysburg, master of occupational therapyPhilip Reddick, Perrysburg, bachelor of arts in criminal
justice administration, cum laudePeter Samberg II, Perrysburg, doctor of pharmacyBlake Schmenk, Perrysburg,
bachelor of science in strength and conditioning/AA personal trainingShannon Standish, Perrysburg, bachelor
of science in nuclear medicine technology, cum laudeJessica Swihart, Perrysburg, bachelor of science in
animal scienceAngela Pickerel-Witker, Perrysburg, master of arts in liberal studiesChristophre Zmudzinski,
Perrysburg, master of occupational therapyTiffany Baum, Weston, doctor of pharmacyJulie Muchiarone, Weston,
master of occupational therapyAlexander Betts, Bloomdale, bachelor of science in computer scienceEmily
Curtis, Bloomdale, bachelor of science in human resource management, cum laudeJessica Fisher, Bloomdale,
bachelor of science in business management, magna cum laudeAndrew Lee, Bloomdale, bachelor of science in
computer scienceHannah Wilkinson, North Baltimore, bachelor of art in art managementOhio Wesleyan
UniversityOhio Wesleyan University held its 169th commencement ceremony in May.Local graduates included
Caitlyn Buzza of Walbridge. Buzza earned a bachelor of arts degree.Ohio Christian UniversityJody Miller, of
Bowling Green, graduated from Ohio Christian University with a associate of arts in business management.The
university is located in Circleville.Walsh UniversityWalsh University in North Canton honored its 2013
spring graduates during the commencement ceremony in April.The following local residents were among the more
than 630 graduates who were honored: David Eaton, of Pemberville, graduated with a bachelor of
science/bachelor of arts degree; Kayleigh Rygalski, of Northwood, graduated with a bachelor of science
degree.