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Ce r e m o n i a l mu s i C de pa rT m e n T o f pe r f o r m i n g arT s Prelude — Viva Voce Ubi Caritas — M Durufle O Magnum Mysterium — M Lauridsen New Day — arr. The King’s Singers Elijah Rock — Traditional Spiritual, arr. M Hogan Processional Traditional Marches and Trumpet Tunes Mr. Frank W Breazeale, Class of ’68, Organist National Anthem — Viva Voce Words by Francis Scott Key Music attributed to John Stafford Smith Arranged by David A Conley, Class of ’92 Interlude Pastoral Air with Variations — Franz X A Murschhauser Mr. Frank W Breazeale, Class of ’68, Organist Closing Clemson University Alma Mater — Viva Voce Words by A C Corcoran, Class of ’19 Music by Robert E Farmer, Class of ’49, and Hugh H McGarity Arranged by David A Conley, Class of ’92 Recessional Festival Postlude — Domenico Zipoli Mr. Frank W Breazeale, Class of ’68, Organist Viva Voce Mr. David Conley, Class of ’92, Director Joyce Allison Shelly Caskey Warren Godfrey Adriane Hale Liz Hatch Joshua Hilley Thomas Hudgins Marlon Johnson Thabe Matsebatlela Kelly Miles Lindsay Morelli Laura Morton Meghan Muse Chris Odell Kyle VanDeusen Josh Ziska Bo a r d o f tru s t e e s Leon J Hendrix, Jr., Chairman ................... Kiawah Island Joseph D Swann, Vice Chairman ......................Greenville Bill L Amick .........................................Batesburg-Leesville J J Britton ................................................................Sumter Louis B Lynn ......................................................Columbia Patricia H McAbee .............................................Greenville John N McCarter, Jr. .........................................Columbia Leslie G McCraw ...............................................Greenville E Smyth McKissick III .......................................Greenville Thomas B McTeer, Jr. ........................................Columbia Robert L Peeler ..................................................Lexington William C Smith, Jr. ..........................................Columbia David H Wilkins ................................................Greenville Trustees Emeriti Louis P Batson, Jr...............................................Greenville Fletcher C Derrick, Jr....................................... Charleston W G DesChamps, Jr. ....................................... Bishopville Lawrence M Gressette, Jr. ..................................Columbia Harold D Kingsmore ...........................................Clemson D Leslie Tindal .................................................. Pinewood Allen P Wood ...................................................... Florence Executive Secretary to the Board of Trustees Angie Leidinger administrative offiCers James F Barker .................................................... President Doris R Helms ...................................... Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost A Neill Cameron, Jr. ......Vice President for Advancement Steven E Copeland ......................................Interim Chief Administrative Officer Brett A Dalton ..............................Chief Financial Officer Gail DiSabatino ...........Vice President for Student Affairs John W Kelly ............Vice President for Public Service and Agriculture Lawrence Nichols II .........Chief Human Resources Officer Terry Don Phillips ................................Director of Athletics Christian E G Przirembel.........................Vice President for Research and Economic Development Clayton D Steadman ................................. General Counsel Leon E Wiles ....................................Chief Diversity Officer
ho n o r a r y de G r e e Benjamin Carroll Boozer Doctorate of Education Benjamin Carroll Boozer epitomizes the strength of character and generous spirit of outreach and community service that Clemson University itself embodies. With more than 30 years as a community development specialist, including serving as director of Clemson’s Institute for Economic and Community Development from 2000 to 2007, Boozer has helped to establish a statewide network of technical assistance, insightful guidance and leadership capacity development in communities all over South Carolina. Under his guidance, for the first time in our state’s history, a collaborative group of state agencies, local government entities, other institutions of higher education, nonprofit organizations and civic groups convened regularly to address challenges of rural communities in South Carolina. More significantly, this group developed strategies for pooling resources and outreach endeavors to provide assistance to these communities. As director of Clemson’s Institute for Economic and Community Development, Boozer served as facilitator for strategic planning sessions in 28 S.C. communities, organized the S.C. Community Development Collaborative, directed the Main Street Program providing assistance to communities revitalizing their historic central commercial core, and coordinated work with the S.C. Design Arts Partnership and the Mayors’ Institute in rural communities across the state. He has served on more than 10 economic development boards in South Carolina and is widely recognized as one of our state’s leading experts on community development and as a premier facilitator in conducting strategic planning sessions and other community public meetings. A resident of Columbia and graduate of the University of South Carolina, Boozer served as executive director of the S.C. Downtown Development Association for 17 years prior to joining Clemson and was executive director of the Charleston County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Commission. He is the recipient of many community service awards, including the Order of the Palmetto, the Elizabeth O’Neill Verner Award from the S.C. Arts Commission, a Special Award from the S.C. Department of Education, the Rural Leadership Award from the S.C. Rural Development Council and the Allison Furlow Award from the Municipal Association of South Carolina. Ben Boozer’s philosophy of service is embodied in these comments he made to a state conference: “If we believe the future of South Carolina is tied irrevocably to the future of its communities, then we must come together to leverage scarce resources and eliminate duplication of services and assistance. More importantly, we must recognize the interrelationships of issues and agencies and build a collaborative approach. Nothing less will enable South Carolina to remain competitive and viable.” Clemson University holds Ben Boozer’s remarkable life of service and his support of and commitment to the people of South Carolina in the highest regard. It is with great honor and pleasure that we recognize Benjamin Carroll Boozer with the honorary degree, Doctorate of Education.
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