College of Law to Graduate 37

The Ventura College of Law plans to confer degrees on 37 students today.

Judge Ruggero J. Aldisert, senior judge of the 3rd Circuit U. S. Court of Appeals, is scheduled to be the keynote speaker for the graduation ceremony.

College officials expect about 350 family members, guests and representatives of the college’s faculty and board of trustees to attend the 1:30 p.m. ceremony at the Poinsettia Pavilion in Ventura.

Ventura College of Law was founded in 1969. Enrollment in Ventura and its sister campus in Santa Barbara is about 300 students.

Those set to receive juris doctor degrees are:

Agoura Hills: James Royal, Scot David Wallington.

Anaheim: Rolando Arellano.

Camarillo: Philip J. Pizzo Jr.

Moorpark: Theresa Lynn Hagman, Peggy Jo Pollock.

Mountain View: Debbie Kay Snow.

Newbury Park: Paul David Deavenport, James C. Rosebraugh.

Ojai: Scott Alan Hunter, Mary Mahon Shumaker.

Oxnard: Maria C. Diaz, Paula G. Laurean, Bonnie J. Navarro, Stephen Wade Valentine.

Santa Barbara: Stephen George Flora.

Santa Paula: John Kenneth Rounds.

Simi Valley: Brice E. Bryan, Rafael Zepeda.

Thousand Oaks: Jean Ann Bauer, Kimberly Taylor Crowe, Francisco Fabrega, Sholeh Fardanesh, Mark James Nichols, Walter Edward Stanley.

Ventura: David E. Adkins, Carla Albano, Andrea Marie Arciniega, Moriya Lynn Christie, Gary Paul Crowder, Regina Kay Ford, Brent Arnold Graham, Robert S. McLay, Deirdre M. Meadows, Ross Alan Nideffer, Prabha Rao.

Westlake Village: Paul Francis Ferrone.