AUBURN — The Central Maine Community College class of 2011 that marched in commencement was the largest and most diverse in the college’s 47-year history. Women accounted for 55 percent of the almost 600 students who earned associate degrees, certificates or diplomas from a college that was predominantly male for decades. More than eight percent of the graduates are from minority groups, and eight states other than Maine were represented. The number of graduates this year exceeded last year’s total of 392 by almost 200.  

Albany Township: Doreen Haley, early childhood education; Bess Mahoney, general studies; Peter Robinson, automotive technology;

Andover: Nicolas Anastasio, machine tool technology.

Auburn: Hawo Abdille, general studies; Bashir Ahmed, medical assistant; Rahma Ali, medical assistant; James Barbour, career studies; Kayla Belanger, graphic arts printing technology; Todd Bell, computer technology; Cathleen Bender, medical coding; Glen Bolduc, nursing; Kelly Brown, human services; Stephen Camp, liberal studies; Naomi Caron, liberal studies; Joshua Chandler, computer technology; Nikki Chouinard, general studies; Theresa-Anne Craig, medical assistant; Catherine Dadiego, general studies; and Anastasia Eustis, general studies.

Also, Natasha Faloon, general studies; Daniel Ferguson, general studies; Rebecca Gagnon, computer technology; John Guy, education; Rebecca Hack, general studies; Thomas Hart, criminal justice; Ryan Hawes, general studies; Raymond Henry, machine tool technology; Darcy Howard, general studies; Yuli Huang, business administration and management; and Christopher Judd, general studies.

Also, Jamie Kurtz, general studies; Dora Labrie, business and computer applications; Jennifer Lachance, liberal studies; Paul Lauze, computer technology; Heather Low, general studies; Tori Macdonald, medical assistant; Joseph Mailey, machine tool technology; Joshua Martin, automotive technology; Abdi Matan, human services; Cameron McIntosh, general studies; Jonathan Meserve, accounting; and Hani Mohamed, general studies.

Also, Nicole Ouellette, early childhood education; Samantha Paine, early childhood education; Jacob Pelletier, general studies; Renee Provost, general studies; Danielle Ramon, criminal justice; Kathleen Ratliff, general studies; Randall Sappington, general studies; Sean Savignano, building construction technology; Sharon Shales, medical assistant; Kevin Simpson, criminal justice; Robyn Spugnardi, human services; Danielle Stanton, general studies; Graham Tasker, computer technology; Sandra Therriault, human services; Jeffrey Thistlewaite, accounting; Denise Turcotte, nursing; Curtis Weeman, computer technology; Jennifer Weeman, liberal studies; Lori Wheaton, accounting; Stephanie-Ann Wight, medical assistant; Darcy Woodward, early childhood education.

Avon: Deserae Kelley, human services.

Bethel: Michael Fleet, automotive technology; Sara Lyngholm, education; Sarah Reed, general studies; Andrew Whitney, general studies; Leeann Wright, licensed practical nurse, nursing.

Bowdoin: April Benner, radiologic technology; Ellin Jasmin, business administration and management; Ethan Jasmin, general studies; Christie Moreno, general studies.

Bridgton: Shannon Gallant, general studies; Annie Holden, early childhood education; Carrie Loring, medical coding; Valerie Ramunno, general studies; Joshua Robinson-Martel, electromechanical technology; Allyson Rust, nursing.

Bryant Pond: Amanda Dunham, general studies; Michelle Silver, accounting.

Buckfield: Aaron Harvey, electromechanical technology; Brian Lacroix, business administration and management; Tyler Russell, computer technology; David Warren, culinary arts.

Canton: Amanda Kimball, business administration and management.

Carrabassett Valley: Alexandrine Pinault, general studies.

Casco: Brandon Hall, criminal justice.

Chesterville: Elizabeth Frechette, licensed practical nurse, nursing; Alysa Tracy, business administration and management.

Danville: Bronson Drewry, criminal justice; Bruce Melendy, automotive technology Ford asset.

Dixfield: Benjamin Harlow, automotive technology Ford asset; Melissa Harvey, radiologic technology; Mathew Lloyd, automotive technology; Ashley Noyes, medical assistant; Lee Ann Puiia, early childhood education; Brendon Rackliff, electromechanical technology.

Durham: Heidi Crouse, licensed practical nurse, nursing; Lance Jochem, business administration and management; Monica Millhime, education.

East Andover: Matthew Farrington, architectural and civil engineering technology.

East Dixfield: Miranda Harvell, early childhood education.

East Poland: Jaime Hart, early childhood education.

East Wilton: Linda Doiron, liberal studies.

Farmington: Valorie Antone, human services; Donna Eaton, early childhood education; Sayward Hewett, business administration and management; Christina Mosher, general studies; Timothy Snow, automotive technology Ford asset; Jason Wyman, medical assistant.

Fayette: Matthew Pray, automotive technology.

Gray: Anita Cormier, general studies; Lori Lewis, career studies.

Greene: Linda Boudreau, business administration and management; Suzanne Cohen, accounting; Laura Eldridge, general studies; Kathleen Gauthier, machine tool technology; Troy Hanscom, computer technology; Douglas Hoffay, nursing; Jillian Hutchinson, general studies; Nichole Michaud, radiologic technology; Lisa Pepin, general studies; Elizabeth Snyder, business administration and management; Audrey Teacutter, general studies.

Greenwood: Nichole Duclos, general studies; Kendrick Rose, building construction technology.

Hanover: Leeann Gross, medical assistant.

Harrison: John Campbell, machine tool technology; Michael Doucette, automotive technology; Kyle Forsythe, automotive technology; Alfred Labranche, machine tool technology.

Hartford: Joseph Conroy, machine tool technology; Trevor Knecht, general studies; Joline Lewis, general studies; Anna Lukas, general studies; Harley Swanson, liberal studies.

Hebron: Teira Durgin, general studies; Penny Latham, business administration and management.

Industry: Jane Farrington, building construction technology.

Jay: Mary Alligood, licensed practical nurse; Mark Bonnevie, computer technology; Kristi Couture, criminal justice; Audrey Couture, medical assistant; Eugene Gilbert, medical assistant; Jazzmin Jewell, liberal studies; Ross Lafreniere, building construction technology; Kaitlin Marshall, medical assistant; Amy McDaniel, general studies; Travis Melcher, graphic arts printing technology; James Ouellette, business administration and management; Mindy Phillips, human services; Michael Pottle, general studies; Kyle Richards, computer technology; Timothy Toothaker, occupational health and safety; Rebecca Viotto, early childhood education, education; Joyce Walsh, general studies, medical transcription.

Kingfield: Felicia Hinkley, criminal justice; Devon Parsons, computer technology.

Leeds: Brandon Bechard, automotive technology Ford asset; Rebecca Coleman, early childhood education; Anna Doyle, medical coding; Joel Johnston, computer technology; Tiffani Koscinski, accounting; John Lyons, culinary arts; Ian Maclagan, automotive technology Ford asset; Derick Stufflebeam, automotive technology Ford asset.

Lewiston: Abdifitah Abdi, accounting; Abdullahi Abdi, general studies; Yao Aloegnikou, liberal studies; Heather Avery, medical assistant; Zamzam Awmaalim, general studies; Alyson Banks, radiologic technology; Paige Bedard, liberal studies; Jesse Benner, computer technology; Christopher Berry, human services; Brian Bilodeau, business administration and management; Richard Bouchard, medical assistant; Francesca Bouthot, medical assistant; Lekeisha Bradley, general studies; Jeremy Brooks, business administration and management; and Nicholas Brown, architectural and civil engineering technology.

Also, Adam Carlson, general studies; Candice Carpentier, radiologic technology; Daniel Chabot, criminal justice; Jacob Chouinard, electromechanical technology; Nichole Clark, general studies; Kayla Collet, radiologic technology; Steven Corriveau, medical assistant; Hillary Cuffori, nursing; Heather Cunningham, nursing; and Chantelle Cyr, early childhood education.

Also, Benjamin Daigle, liberal studies; Huda Daud, liberal studies; Nicole Davis, business administration and management; Krystle Deemer, business administration and management; James Deschaine, machine tool technology; Thomas Doxsee, business administration and management; Jennifer Doyon, general studies; Ethan Dumont, business administration and management; Evelyn Duplissis, liberal studies; Kellie Dury, general studies; and Sarah Emmons, radiologic technology.

Also, Omar Farah, liberal studies; Hannah Farrington, human services; Linda Federico, accounting; Katie Feliciano, human services; Alice Flanders, general studies; Richard Flores, computer technology; Nicholas Gaudette, electromechanical technology; Kalvin Gearhart, business administration and management; Melinda Gervais, business administration and management; Erik Giguere, general studies; Kimberly Gooldrup, general studies; Lynn Haddon, general studies; Mohamed Haji, liberal studies; Jennifer Hazard, general studies; Danielle Hebert, general studies; Halima Hersi, liberal studies; and Misty Higgins, medical coding.

Also, Shayla Iris, general studies; Matthew Jacques, machine tool technology; Todd Johnson, general studies; Nicole Kearns, computer technology; Heather Kullson, medical coding; Pauline Lagasse, medical coding; Jessica Langelier, nursing; Gregory Langley, building construction technology; Sarah Langlois, medical assistant; Sarah Lanois, general studies; Brianna Lapointe, business administration and management; Amelia Leavitt, nursing; Joshua Leino, business administration and management; Angel Lovett, nursing; and Justin Lussier, automotive technology.

Also, Eric Maddan, computer technology; Alyssa Martin, accounting; Rebecca McAllister, early childhood education; Lindy McCallum, nursing; Angela McFerren, business administration and management; Kimberly McGregor, education; Kassidy McManus, radiologic technology; Cynthia McNally, business and computer applications; Courtney Meehan, business administration and management; Jennifer Merrill, early childhood education; Ashley Miller, radiologic technology; Brian Moreau, computer technology; Abdikadir Negeye, general studies; and Thomas Noury, general studies.

Also, Riyak Omar, liberal studies; Dustin Owens, business administration and management; Gayla Peters, criminal justice; Jamie Petersdorf, general studies; Rodilyn Pomelow, general studies; Shayna Powell, human services; Eva Quinn, graphic arts printing technology; Omar Quintana, criminal justice; Caleb Rea, business administration and management; Amy Rousseau, nursing; and Richard Sabine, culinary arts.

Also, Supannee Saengwong, culinary arts; Valerie Sangillo, criminal justice; Hassan Shaleh, liberal studies; Rebecca Smith, liberal studies; Cody Spencer, automotive technology; Gonnapa St. Pierre, radiologic technology; Claire Staples, general studies; Katelyn Thurston, radiologic technology; Maegan Truchon, early childhood education; Hannah Vogel, medical assistant; Britnee Ward, radiologic technology; Karie Winchenbaugh, medical assistant; Nicole Withrow, liberal studies.

Lisbon: Alex Berube, automotive technology; Melanie Blair, education; Rhonda Briggs, business and computer applications; Jeffrey Bright, machine tool technology; Kayla Marquis, medical assistant; Michael Perkins, business administration and management; Luis Segovia, computer technology.

Lisbon Falls: Nicole Bauer, early childhood education; Daniel Conlon, electromechanical technology; Monica Davis, business administration and management; Richard Fritz, architectural and civil engineering technology; James Howard, building construction technology; Gifford Jenkins-Davis, electromechanical technology; Tyler Noddin, computer technology; Monique Schafer, liberal studies; Monica Schreiber, business administration and management.

Litchfield: Miriah Dinwiddie, general studies; Melissa Dumais, early childhood education; Jeane Gray, general studies; Deni Thiboutot, accounting.

Livermore: Nicole Fleury, business administration and management; Heidi Litchfield, medical coding; Anthony Mason, computer technology; John Neal, business administration and management.

Livermore Falls: Christina Damren, early childhood education; Daniel Gray, machine tool technology; Felicia Harlow, general studies; Michelle Patrick, early childhood education.

Mechanic Falls: Melissa Ayres, medical assistant; Anthony Collins, computer technology; Benjamin Hamlin, graphic communications; Elise Keniston, general studies; Scott Manchester, machine tool technology; Kyle Millett, machine tool technology; Jacob Moore, business administration and management; Bethany Stotts, early childhood education.

Mexico: Shane Creps, general studies; Tabatha Dyer, medical assistant; Samuel Hotham, business administration and management; Douglas Sinclair, computer technology.

Minot: Gail Bennett, accounting; Justin Carver, business administration and management; Patricia Douglass, accounting; Susan Fortier, medical assistant; Stephanie Hinkley, business administration and management; Luke Jones, electromechanical technology; Timothy Mansir, electromechanical technology; Derril Webber, automotive technology.

Monmouth: Kyle Guerrette, automotive technology; Benjamin Sprague, automotive technology.

Mount Vernon: Elizabeth Evans, computer technology.

New Gloucester: Kyle Bryant, general studies; Katherine Derocher, early childhood education; Ryan Dixon, nursing; Lorinda Ferguson, business administration and management; Paula Gentilini, education; Stephen Joy, liberal studies; Kaylee Lessard, general studies; Carrie Maclean, early childhood education; Sandra Potter, general studies.

New Sharon: Adam Pottle, business administration and management.

New Vineyard: David Merrill, business administration and management.

North Monmouth: Scott Ainsworth, computer technology; Dustin Ouellette, automotive technology; Jesse Poulin, electromechanical technology; Norma Serna, general studies.

Norway: Sarah Brown, culinary arts; Andrew Dicentes, computer technology; Christine Dumont, business administration and management; Stephanie Hayes, machine tool technology; Katherine Martin, medical assistant; Katelyn Mosley, liberal studies; Vanessa Perkins, early childhood education; Louanne Rainey, medical assistant; Garret Sessions, building construction technology; James Sirmopoulos, electromechanical technology; Jennifer Steckino, business administration and management.

Otisfield: Sharon Hanscom, medical assistant.

Oxford: Christopher Bezio, medical assistant; Linda Clukey, medical coding; Heather Kimball, criminal justice; Jessica Robbins, business and computer applications; Teresa Turmenne, graphic communications; Matthew Witham, culinary arts; Kazia Witham, medical assistant.

Peru: Sean Betts, general studies; Courtney Derouche, business administration and management; Matthew Ferland, automotive technology Ford asset; Michelle Holmquist, accounting; Justin Larsen, automotive technology Ford asset.

Phillips: Rory McWilliams, computer technology; McKenzie Searles, medical assistant.

Poland: Richard Bolding, machine tool technology; William Coffin, electromechanical technology; Robert Coy, business and computer applications; Daniel Desjardins, business administration and management, culinary arts; Kevin Dwyer, architectural and civil engineering technology; Thomas Fumarola, general studies; Sarah Hall, medical coding; Amanda Libby, business administration and management; Angela Stump, general studies; Michele Tibbetts, computer technology.

Pownal: Chelsea Harlow, general studies.

Rangeley: Gisele Glidden, early childhood education.

Raymond: Bethaney Cayer, medical coding; Lisa Davison, general studies; Sharon Young, accounting.

Readfield: Brandon Luce, criminal justice; Chelsea Morin, culinary arts.

Roxbury: Nathan Staires, business administration and management.

Rumford: Kristen Blais, radiologic technology; Samantha Blood, medical assistant; Paul Garrido, criminal justice; Justin Martineau, business administration and management; Adam Stearns, machine tool technology; Shanna Westleigh, business administration and management; Wayne Witas, computer technology.

Sabattus: Juanita Ames, accounting; Steve Branscom, general studies; Tandy Breault, general studies; Mellisa Brown, nursing; Mark Fournier, business administration and management; Annette Giguere, machine tool technology; Jacob Girard, computer technology; Kristie Harris, business administration and management; April Laroche, licensed practical nurse, nursing; Patricia Levesque, computer technology; David Marsh, building construction technology; Danielle Potvin, radiologic technology; Zachary Provost, general studies; Heather Rendall, education; Amanda Roy, general studies; Cortney Seguin, accounting; Christopher Thibeault, human services; Randy Wheeler, automotive technology.

Salem Township: Kayla Howard, radiologic technology; Erin Kane, criminal justice.

South Paris: Jennifer Field, culinary arts; Andrew Hart, business and computer applications; John Manchester, automotive technology; Andrew Mills, liberal studies; Nancy Lee Piper, early childhood education; Cynthia Thibodeau, graphic communications.

Stratton: Mallory Brochu, business administration and management; Nicholas Ranco, general studies.

Strong: Sara Martin, business administration and management; Jacob Richards, criminal justice; Michael Viles, business administration and management.

Sumner: Danielle Labbe, medical assistant; Sheila Trenoweth, medical assistant.

Sweden: Jonathan Benoit, automotive technology.

Topsham: Mark Anthony, general studies; Tyler Farmer, automotive parts and service management; Kellie Johnson, nursing; Wayne Ladner, business administration and management.

Turner: Cameron Angell, business administration and management; David Berry, architectural and civil engineering technology; Meridith Bonney, accounting, business administration and management; Jennifer Boutin, business administration and management; Jesse Buzzell, criminal justice; Kellilyn Cooper, medical assistant; Tabitha Crowell, culinary arts; Michael Gauthier, liberal studies; Amanda Loveland, education; Lisa Malta, human services; Alexandra Naylor, business administration and management; Priscilla Pierre, general studies; Grant Poulin, general studies; Carlee Robinson, liberal studies; Andrew Young, computer technology.

Vienna: Garrett Ellis, human services.

Waterford: Nikki Hamlin, business administration and management; Becky Lowe, early childhood education.

West Minot: Thomas Child, criminal justice; Christina Desrochers, general studies.

West Paris: Henry Bindbeutel, electromechanical technology; Patricia Haney, general studies; Maureen Ilsley, business administration and management; Andrew Ward, architectural and civil engineering technology.

Wilton: Corey Buzzell, electromechanical technology; Jason Duval, criminal justice; Stacey Dyke, early childhood education; Tanya Hebert, architectural and civil engineering technology; Arin Hilton, accounting; Adam Ramos, automotive technology; Devin Zamboni, machine tool technology.

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