Abigail Carlin graduates with bachelor's degrees in chemistry and mathematics, with highest academic distinction, summa cum laude. She is also a Centennial Honors Scholar and the Chemistry Departmental Scholar. Carlin serves as captain of the WIU Softball Team, a tutor through Athletic Academic Services, president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, Kinder Mondays and the WIU Food Pantry. She is also a volunteer at the Food Bank of Iowa, a student representative on the Council for Intercollegiate Athletics and a participant in the NCAA Student Athlete Leadership Conference. After graduation, Carlin will pursue a doctoral degree in Chemistry, then a career in the private sector on research projects that directly impact human health. Carlin is the daughter of Pamela and David Carlin.

Ryan Homer graduates with bachelor's degrees in Biology and Political Science, with highest academic distinction, summa cum laude. He is also a Centennial Honors Scholar. Homer is the president of Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law fraternity at WIU. He is also involved with the Student Honors Association, previously serving as its president and vice president. He was also a member of WIU's Model United Nations delegation through the WIU Department of Political Science. He is a volunteer for the University Conduct Board, the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and is a resident assistant for first-year students in Thompson Hall. He is also a student senator in student government, served on the group's executive cabinet and is one of two student representatives on the University Honor's Council. After graduation, Homer will continue his education toward a law degree. Homer is the son of Michelle Hein and Brad Homer.

Solomon Hamm graduates with a bachelor's degree in Marketing Enterprise, with highest academic distinction, summa cum laude. Hamm is also the Marketing Departmental Scholar and a Centennial Honors Scholar. Hamm is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Sigma Iota Epsilon, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, the National Society of Leadership and Success and Phi Eta Sigma. He has also been a student worker at Malpass Library since 2018. He is currently doing a marketing internship with the Square Music Company in Macomb and he enjoys composing music for his band, the façades. After graduation, Hamm would like to pursue a career in the music products industry and continue composing and producing his own music. Hamm is the son of Gisele and Danny Hamm. .

Hannah Akers graduates with a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education, with highest academic distinction, summa cum laude. Akers is also a Centennial Honors Scholar. She was a member of the WIU Marching Leathernecks, serving as section leader for one year and drum major for one year. She previously served as a member of the WIU Pep Band, the President's Round Table, a student representative on the Centennial Honors College Honors Council, and Campus Students for Christ, volunteering for several mission organizations. In addition, Akers has volunteered with the Red Bird Mission in Kentucky, the FAME Mission in Indianapolis, IN, the Royal Family Kids Camp and Teen Reach Adventure Camp. She also worked at WIU's Malpass Library for three years in the digitization department. After graduation, Akers will work with students at a camp in Springfield, IL and plans to teach in an overseas Christian mission. Akers is the daughter of Thomas and Kelly Akers.

Elizabeth Lutz graduates with bachelor's degrees in Communication, Sociology and Anthropology, with highest academic distinction, summa cum laude. She is also the Communication Departmental Scholar and a Centennial Honors Scholar. Lutz is a member of the WIU women's basketball team, is a member of the Economics and Analysis Student Organization, a member of the Phi Beta Delta International Honors Society, the WIU Peace Corps Prep Program, a member of WIU's Student Government Association and the Student Athlete Affairs Committee, and served as a research assistant for the WIU Department of Communication. She has also worked for the U.S. Federal Department of Energy, Midwest Environmental Advocates, USAID, World Vision, Healthy Gulf and ENLACE in El Salvador, Nepal and Guatemala. After graduation, Lutz plans to pursue a master's degree in Quantitative Economics while finishing her fifth year of NCAA eligibility. Lutz is the daughter of Mike and Shelly Lutz.

Brandi Gollihar graduates with a bachelor's degree in General Studies. She is also the General Studies Departmental Scholar. She is a member of the Omega Nu Lambda Honor Society. In addition to school, Gollihar works full-time, serving as a mentor, and volunteers in her children's schools, raising money for the school's sports booster club. After graduation, she hopes to use her degree to advocate for genetic disorder awareness, and change processes and procedures in the medical community because her daughter was born with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome.