BOWDOIN COLLEGE

Commencement

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The Latin text quoted above has introduced Bowdoin’s Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of the 24 graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most part, also translated into Latin for the program. In the early years of the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on ancient or modern topics, which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, Greek, or Hebrew. The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. The translation below was provided by Barbara Weiden Boyd, Henry Winkley Professor of Latin and Greek.

May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened: [an ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual to ensure its success] To John Baldacci, esteemed Governor; to the Representatives and Senators who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine; and to the honorable and respected Trustees of Bowdoin College; to Barry Mills, distinguished President; to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders; in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere, the young people hereby initiated into the arts and letters most humbly dedicate these exercises.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, in the State of Maine, on the seventh day before the Kalends of June, in the 2007th year of our well-being and in the 231st year of the authority of the United States of America. DEGREES

This ancient formula is used by the President in conferring degrees:

Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite.

Vir honorande, hosce juvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.)

Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum in artibus, et dono et concedo omnia jura, privilegia, honores atque dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia.

In cujus testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite.

Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise.

(To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) Honored sir, these young people whom I deem worthy of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, that, if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (It is.)

(To the Candidates) By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertaining to that degree.

In witness whereof, receive these diplomas.

NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and the graduating class requests that there be no applause until the last degree is conferred.

At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College flag and the flags of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories of graduating students—in 2007, Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, France, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Pakistan, People’s Republic of China, Poland, Republic of Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, The Netherlands, Turkey, and United Kingdom. TWO HUNDRED SECOND COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 26, 2007

COMMENCEMENT MARCH CHANDLER’S BAND

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HELEN L. CAFFERTY William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of German and the Humanities and College Marshal

INVOCATION THE REVEREND LARRY KALAJAINEN Senior Minister, First Parish Church, Brunswick

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER SENIOR MEMBERS OF BELLAMAFIA, BOKA, CHAMBER CHOIR, CHORUS, THE LONGFELLOWS, MISCELLANIA, THE MEDDIEBEMPSTERS, AND URSUS VERSES MARC STANTON DONNELLY ’07, piano

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PETER M. SMALL ’64 Chair of the Bowdoin College Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE THE HONORABLE HOWARD H. DANA, JR. ’62 Associate Justice, Maine Supreme Judicial Court (1993–2007)

WELCOME BARRY MILLS President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

Searching for the Next Rung HALEY SARA BRIDGER ’07 Class of 1868 Prize Winner

Playing the Ideal Role ANTHONY JOSEPH DINICOLA ’07 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES BARRY MILLS President of the College

GEOFFREY CANADA ’74, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by Nancy Jennings Associate Dean and Associate Affirmative Action Officer, and Associate Professor of Education

ROBERTO DÍAZ, DOCTOR OF MUSIC Citation by Mary Hunter A. LeRoy Greason Professor of Music

STANLEY F. DRUCKENMILLER ’75, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by A. Myrick Freeman III William D. Shipman Professor of Economics Emeritus

DREW GILPIN FAUST, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by Franklin G. Burroughs Harrison King McCann Professor of the English Language Emeritus

ANGUS S. KING, JR., DOCTOR OF LAWS Citation by Paul Franco Professor of Government

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATION BARRY MILLS President of the College

DERAY MCKESSON ’07 Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JOHN H. TURNER Professor of Romance Languages and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH CHANDLER’S BAND CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2007

DERAY MCKESSON, Class Marshal

KELSEY AULT ABBRUZZESE English; Minor: Italian Brimfield, Illinois EMILY JOCELYN ABRONS Biochemistry; Minor: English New York, New York JOSEPH ADU Psychology Reynoldsburg, Ohio JESSICA LYNN AIONA ’06 Economics-Environmental Studies Portland, Oregon SONIA YASMEENA RAB ALAM Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Bridgewater, New Jersey SHAEZ ALLIDINA Neuroscience; Minor: Economics Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada MAYRA ALEJANDRA ALVARADO Government and Legal Studies and Los Angeles, California Latin American Studies; Minor: Philosophy NICOLE ALVAREZ Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Miami, Florida CHRISTOPHER JAMES ANTOUN ’05 Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Erie, Pennsylvania MATTHEW EDWARD ANTOUN ’05 Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Erie, Pennsylvania JAC MICHAEL ARBOUR Biology Augusta, Maine TAYLOR BAILLIE ARNOLD Mathematics; Minor: Physics Wrentham, Massachusetts SELINA AFUA ASANTE Biology; Minor: Sociology Hackensack, New Jersey

MINA BARTOVICS Geology and Visual Arts North Haven, Maine PHILLIP MICHAEL BEARD English Brooklyn, New York COLIN GUNNAR BECKMAN Religion; Minor: Psychology Bethesda, Maryland BRITTA B. BENE Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Economics Hamburg, Germany ALEC WENDRICK BERRYMAN Computer Science; Minor: History Nashville, Tennessee RAASHI BHALLA Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Chesterfield, Missouri KALYN ERICA BICKERMAN Biology; Minor: Archaeology Readfield, Maine SAMANTHA DUMAGAN BILBAO Sociology; Minor: English Long Beach, California SAMUEL GEORGE BITETTI Economics; Minor: Mathematics Norwell, Massachusetts CHRISTOPHER BYRON BIXBY Economics and Government and Legal Studies Falmouth, Maine IVY ADELLE BLACKMORE Visual Arts; Minor: Geology Hamilton, New York JAMES E. B. BOBSEINE English Fredonia, New York SIMON BOLMGREN Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Viken, Sweden MONICA ANN BOND Anthropology; Minor: Psychology Burlington, Massachusetts JANG BOONYARAT Economics Bangkok, Thailand PAVLINA PETROVA BORISOVA Economics and Government and Legal Studies Sofia, Bulgaria BRANDON JOSEPH BOUCHARD Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Caribou, Maine MICHAEL PAUL BOULETTE Government and Legal Studies and Philosophy Oakland, Maine ANDREW JAMES BOVE Psychology Portland, Maine TYLER KERNS BOYER Economics and Sociology Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts KEVIN WILLIAM BRADLEY Government and Legal Studies Seekonk, Massachusetts HALEY SARA BRIDGER Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Hamilton, Massachusetts DYLAN CHAMBERLAINE BRIX English and Government and Legal Studies Albany, New York JESSICA ELIZABETH BROOKS Art History and Government and Legal Studies Catonsville, Maryland KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Cherry Valley, Massachusetts MICHAEL JAMES BUCKLEY, JR. Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Manchester, Maine LAURA BUDHAI Psychology; Minor: Anthropology Boston, Massachusetts THOMAS WARD BUEHRENS Biology-Environmental Studies Seattle, Washington MARGOT RAWSON BUNN Religion; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Lake Forest, Illinois ROBERT LAWRENCE BURNS Computer Science; Minor: Education Studies Yardley, Pennsylvania MARK ELLIOTT HIGHAM BURTON Biology-Environmental Studies; Westwood, Massachusetts Minor: Chemistry JAEYOUNG BYUN Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Seoul, Republic of Korea

JULIEANNE CALARESO Psychology; Minor: Sociology Coral Springs, Florida KATHLEEN ERIN CALLAGHY Government and Legal Studies Swarthmore, Pennsylvania DANIEL DAVID CAMPBELL Economics and Government and Legal Studies Greenville, Maine GEORGINA DYAN CAMPELIA Bioethics Acton, Massachusetts STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON Economics and French San Mateo, California ANTHONY JOSEPH CARRASQUILLO Chemistry-Environmental Studies Revere, Massachusetts CATRINA MORGAN CARTAGENA Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Education Roxbury, Connecticut CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN Biochemistry; Minor: Film Studies Sammamish, Washington TIMOTHY JAMES CASHMAN Art History and Biochemistry Sammamish, Washington JEREMY ALLEN CASPER History; Minor: Economics Brookfield, Wisconsin JASON Y. CHA ’06 Philosophy Staten Island, New York MATTHEW HENNESSY CHADWICK Government and Legal Studies Needham, Massachusetts KATHARINE JEAN CHAPMAN Spanish; Minor: Physics South Beach, Oregon KIRA CHAPPELLE Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Saint Davids, Pennsylvania Visual Arts SAMUEL FRANKLIN CHAPPLE-SOKOL Government and Legal Studies Essex Junction, Vermont ALASTAIR WEI-TAK CHAU Biology; Minor: Environmental Studies Potomac, Maryland FLAVIA HORVATH CHEN History-Environmental Studies Seattle, Washington FRANKLIN LEI CHI Government and Legal Studies; Minor: New Haven, Connecticut Africana Studies ALLISON JENNIFER CHIN Biology Winchester, Massachusetts JEEHEON CHO Asian Studies Winchester, Massachusetts CAROLYN TOSI CHU Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry Washington, District of Columbia DONGMIN JOSHUA CHUNG ’01 Economics Seoul, Republic of Korea BRYAN JOHN CIBOROWSKI History West Springfield, Massachusetts JACK STEPHEN CLANCY Music Yonkers, New York ROBEY WAGERS CLARK ’06 Physics; Minor: Mathematics Charlotte, North Carolina ALLISON DIANE COGEN Computer Science; Minor: Philosophy Rexford, New York SAMANTHA EDEN COHEN Gender and Women’s Studies and Spanish Brookline, Massachusetts ADAM SAMUEL COHEN-LEADHOLM Music Boston, Massachusetts NICHOLAS HAZARD COLLINS French and Government and Legal Studies Hingham, Massachusetts BETH ANN COLOMBO Neuroscience; Minor: Gender and Sudbury, Massachusetts Women’s Studies ANGELICA MARIE COLON Sociology and Spanish Revere, Massachusetts NICOLE DARIA COLUCCI Sociology; Minor: Biology Wellesley, Massachusetts MORGAN LAURENCE CONNELLY History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Toronto, Ontario, Canada ANNA JACLYN CONTERATO Chemistry; Minor: Biology Marshfield, Wisconsin ASHLEY ANN CONTI Economics and Spanish Amherst, New Hampshire JENNIFER NICHOLS COOK English Saratoga, California EMMA COOPER-MULLIN Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Irvington, New York SUSAN ELIZABETH COYNE Religion; Minor: Asian Studies Huntington, New York TOBIAS WILLIAM CRAWFORD History and Urban Studies and the Built Environ- Burlington, Vermont ment; Minor: Government and Legal Studies ANNIE TERESA CRONIN Religion; Minor: Art History Laguna Beach, California JONATHAN WILLIAM CROWLEY Economics and Government and Legal Studies Yarmouth, Maine JOSEPH COLBY CRUISE Computer Science and Russian Centerville, Massachusetts KATHERINE CUMMINGS Sociology; Minor: Education Summit, New Jersey LARISSA CURLIK Environmental Design-Environmental Studies Westfield, New Jersey ALISON BODINE CURTIN Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: English Chapel Hill, North Carolina MICHAEL DOUGLAS MCLAIN CURTIS Biology Rockland, Maine

ALEXANDER THOMAS DAVIS Philosophy; Minor: English Winslow, Maine ERIC JAMES DAVIS Asian Studies; Minor: Government and Bridgewater, Maine Legal Studies TYLER DAVIS English and Philosophy; Minor: Film Studies Sanford, Maine CHRISTINE ANN D’ELIA Neuroscience; Minor: Economics Fairfield, Connecticut MEGHAN KATHLEEN DETERING Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology Nashua, New Hampshire ARIF HAKIM DHILLA Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Pelham, New Hampshire ROBERT JOHN DIMATTEO Asian Studies and Economics Belmont, Massachusetts ANTHONY JOSEPH DINICOLA English and Theater Malden, Massachusetts CASEY BETH DLOTT Government and Legal Studies and Visual Arts Dayton, Ohio DAVID JOSEPH DONAHUE Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Ashland, Massachusetts MARC STANTON DONNELLY Mathematics and Music; Minor: Teaching North Kingstown, Rhode Island KATHERINE ELIZABETH DONOGHUE Government and Legal Studies Plandome, New York SAMUEL EDWIN DONOVAN Romance Languages; Minor: Biology Watertown, Massachusetts LAURA KATHRYN DOORE Anthropology and French Dover-Foxcroft, Maine MATTHEW DAVID DRESHER Art History Brooklyn, New York FRANCESCA D’ALESSANDRO DU BROCK Art History Anchorage, Alaska DANIEL OWEN DUARTE Visual Arts; Minor: Economics West Roxbury, Massachusetts KRISTA ALEXANDRA DUBIN Biology New York, New York MICHAEL HALLMAN DUCKWORTH Economics; Minor: Mathematics West Hartford, Connecticut LOUISE BAKER DUFFUS Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Gray, Maine THOMAS WILLIAM DUFFY Geology-Environmental Studies Millis, Massachusetts HONORA MARGARET DUNHAM Art History/Visual Arts; Minor: San Francisco, California Latin American Studies RYAN FRANCIS DUNLAVEY Biology-Environmental Studies Concord, New Hampshire JADE MICHAELE DUNN Psychology; Minor: Dance Milton Township, Maine NICHOLAS PATRICK DUNN Government and Legal Studies Centerville, Massachusetts NINA LEÃO BASÍLIO DURCHFORT Biology; Minor: Chemistry Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

AMY LIN EAR Visual Arts; Minor: Asian Studies Monterey Park, California WALKER BUSH ELLIS Government and Legal Studies Brookline, Massachusetts AMANDA TERESA ESCOBAR GRAMIGNA Viewing Environmental Studies and Biology Chicago, Illinois through a Photographic Lens; Minor: Spanish COTTON BARRETT ESTES Visual Arts Jamestown, Rhode Island PAUL FRANCIS EVANS III Government and Legal Studies and History South Boston, Massachusetts

CHRISTOPHER JAMES FREDERICK FIELD Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Swartz Creek, Michigan EILEEN MARGARET FLAHERTY History and Spanish Fairfield, Connecticut RYAN EDWARD FLETCHER History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Marshfield, Massachusetts KATIE RACHAEL FORNEY Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry Gettysburg, Pennsylvania KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM Computer Science and Psychology Hamden, Connecticut ELISABETH FRELE Music and Romance Languages; Minor: Russian Redding, Connecticut ERIN ELIZABETH FUREY Economics and Visual Arts Saint Paul, Minnesota

SETH RAFAEL GABARRO Economics; Minor: Education Dover-Foxcroft, Maine JONAH SOL GABRY Latin American Studies and Spanish; Pawtucket, Rhode Island Minor: Music JAMES OLIVER GADON Psychology Toronto, Ontario, Canada GILLIAN MARY GARRATT-REED Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Martinsville, Maine Anthropology KATHRYN LEIGH GERAGHTY English; Minor: Italian Atlanta, Georgia JAMES BARKER GERSON Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Chevy Chase, Maryland JESSICA ANN GHARGHOUR Economics and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York SARAH WINN GIFFORD Art History Dedham, Massachusetts THEODORE VOORHEES GILBERT III Economics and English Erdenheim, Pennsylvania MEGHAN KATHRYN GILLIS Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Whycocomagh, Nova Scotia, Canada REBECCA MICHELLE GINSBERG Sociology and Spanish Washington, District of Columbia JOHN PATRICK GOODRIDGE Biology and Government and Legal Studies; Merrimack, New Hampshire Minor: Chemistry ARMAND MARCEL GOTTLIEB Physics; Minor: History Seattle, Washington SHELLEY SALON GOULDER Latin American Studies and Spanish; Portland, Oregon Minor: English TASHA LAURA GRAFF English; Minor: Teaching Randolph, New Hampshire ELIZABETH PARKS GRAHAM Anthropology New York, New York NICHOLAS V. P. GRAHAM ’06 Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish New York, New York MARGARET ELIZABETH GRAY History; Minor: Economics Noti, Oregon JOHN PATRICK GREENE III Russian; Minor: History Mahtomedi, Minnesota MARGARET GRIFFITH Classical Studies; Minor: Biology Lexington, Massachusetts KATIE ELIZABETH GRIMM History and Spanish; Minor: Anthropology Littleton, Colorado ROBERT LAURENT GUERETTE Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Auburn, Maine Education Studies LISA SIMSON GUTHERY Psychology Denver, Colorado ERIC GUTIERREZ Spanish; Minor: Economics Roslindale, Massachusetts NATE GUTTMAN Music and Philosophy Newton, Massachusetts

DANIEL JOHN HACKETT English and Government and Legal Studies; Portland, Maine Minor: Teaching CHRISTOPHER JAMES HAGEDORN History; Minor: Film Studies Sands Point, New York KATHARINE RUTH HALLORAN Sociology; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Plymouth, New Hampshire ZACHARY WILLIAM HAMMOND Philosophy; Minor: Psychology Holliston, Massachusetts ANTON JOSEPH HANDEL II Italian Theater Studies Newcastle, Maine IAN CHRISTOPHER HANLEY Government and Legal Studies Quincy, Massachusetts JOHN ROBERT HARTMAN Government and Legal Studies Moorestown, New Jersey ASHLEY VINETTA HARVARD Government and Legal Studies; Olney, Maryland Minor: History FAHAD HASAN Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Islamabad, Pakistan LYDIA JEAN HAWKINS Gender and Women’s Studies and Psychology; Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada Minor: Education Studies KATHERINE ELIZABETH HAYES Psychology South Portland, Maine DIANA MACLAREN HEALD English and Romance Languages Alexandria, Virginia MARK MCLEOD HENDRICKSON Economics and Government and Legal Studies Menlo Park, California MATTHEW BENJAMIN HERZFELD English and Theater; Minor: Psychology Belmont, Massachusetts SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Skowhegan, Maine THU-NGA THI HO Neuroscience South Portland, Maine JOCELIN REBECCA HODY Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English San Anselmo, California WHITNEY SMITH HOGAN Biology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Chemistry Webster, New York JOHN WESLEY HOLLIS Russian; Minor: Economics Worcester, Massachusetts SARAH AUBREY HORN Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Biology Delmar, New York NASTASHA ANN HORVATH Biology; Minor: Anthropology Acton, Massachusetts KATHERINE REED HOURIHAN Visual Arts; Minor: Religion Boxford, Massachusetts EMILY CAMMILLE HUBBARD French and Government and Legal Studies; Memphis, Tennessee Minor: Education Studies JAY MICHAEL HUBER Music Franklin, Maine LAUREN NICOLE HUBER Sociology; Minor: Biology McLean, Virginia KAREN ALEXANDRA HUGHES Art History; Minor: Education Studies New York, New York KELSEY ANNE HUGHES Biology Shelburne, Vermont ANH NGOC HUYNH Art History; Minor: English Somerville, Massachusetts NATHANIEL ADAMS HYDE Economics and Religion Yarmouth, Maine

PETER MICHAEL IGOE III Russian; Minor: English Doylestown, Pennsylvania CURTIS CAMPBELL ISACKE Economics and Government and Legal Studies Yarmouth, Maine

MAYA LEEN JAAFAR Visual Arts-Environmental Studies McLean, Virginia ROMAN VANN JACKSON ’06 Government and Legal Studies New York, New York DANIEL ABRAHAM JAFFE Anthropology; Minor: Biology Andover, Massachusetts CAITLIN ELIZABETH JEFFREY Biology Northfield, Vermont CHARLES ALBERT JOHNSON Biochemistry; Minor: Africana Studies Fargo, North Dakota DOTAN WILENSER JOHNSON, JR. English; Minor: Film Studies Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DOUGLAS WADE JOHNSON Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Woburn, Massachusetts LAUREN ANN JOHNSON Art History and History Washington, District of Columbia DAVID RICHARD JONES English and Spanish Brookeville, Maryland CASSANDRO JOSENEY Government and Legal Studies and Latin Boston, Massachusetts American Studies; Minor: Economics FRANCIS CHARLES KANTER Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Arzier, Switzerland Minor: Latin TIMOTHY ANDREAS KANTOR Music; Minor: Italian Shaker Heights, Ohio ALLISON LOUISE KAPLAN Art History; Minor: Spanish Lake Forest, Illinois ALDEN GREGORY KARR Physics; Minor: Chemistry Dover, Massachusetts ANDREW PETER PHILIP KENMORE Visual Arts Rome, Italy JOSHUA ANTHONY KIERSTEAD Sociology; Minor: Film Studies Jefferson, Maine JUSTIN ANTHONY KIEVITS ’06 Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Naugatuck, Connecticut JIN SUN KIM Sociology; Minor: English Palo Alto, California EDDIE KIM Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French Istanbul, Turkey HOLLY ELIZABETH KINGSBURY Geology and Latin American Studies; Guilford, Connecticut Minor: Spanish KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN English-Environmental Studies South Portland, Maine ALEXANDRA CORY KNAPP Anthropology and French Shelburne, Vermont CHRISTOPHER SINCLAIR KNIGHT Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Malden, Massachusetts JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT English Lake Forest, Illinois JAMES ALBERT KNUCKLES French and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Naperville, Illinois JONATHAN MICHAEL KOPERNIAK Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Adams, Massachusetts NAOMI MICHELE KORDAK Anthropology; Minor: Film Studies Hamden, Connecticut VIJAY ROY KOTECHA Neuroscience; Minor: French Hastings-on-Hudson, New York ELIZABETH SCOTT KOWITT English and Sociology Summit, New Jersey JORDAN EDWARD KRECHMER German and Physics Melrose, Massachusetts CHRISTOPHER GEORGE KUROSE Anthropology; Minor: Film Studies Northampton, Massachusetts

BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE Biology; Minor: Religion Stillwater, Minnesota EVE MORGAN LAKE Psychology; Minor: Chemistry Washington, District of Columbia THOMAS CHRISTOPHER LAKIN English Wellesley, Massachusetts TIDA THUONG-THI LAM Sociology; Minor: Biology Portland, Maine ALEXANDRA JULIA LAMB Anthropology; Minor: Teaching Brooklyn, New York JOANNE LAO History Malden, Massachusetts MATTHIEU ROBERT LAROCHELLE Biology and History; Minor: Chemistry Bangor, Maine JASON THOMAS LAURITA Biology; Minor: Music Camden, Maine ELIZABETH ANN LAURITS English; Minor: Education Studies Wakefield, Massachusetts NICHOLAS JOSEPH LAWLER Government and Legal Studies Auburn, Maine JOHN ROBERT LAWRIE, JR. Economics and Sociology Walpole, Massachusetts RACHAEL ELIZABETH LEAHY Anthropology; Minor: French Webster Groves, Missouri ALICE LOUISE LEE Mathematics; Minor: Biology Seattle, Washington AMY KIT-ZING LEE Sociology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology Quincy, Massachusetts JOY LI-YUEH LEE Sociology; Minor: Chemistry Westford, Massachusetts CHARLES PRECHTL LEGG History; Minor: Economics Baltimore, Maryland KATHERINE ELIZABETH LEONARD Biology; Minor: Chemistry Eliot, Maine BURGESS C. F. LEPAGE English and French Cumberland, Maine GENEVIEVE CLARK ROGERS LESLIE Art History; Minor: Psychology Wiscasset, Maine DAPHNE LORRAINE LEVERIZA English; Minor: Teaching Wellesley, Massachusetts ELISABETH A. LEWIS Art History/Visual Arts West Hartford, Connecticut JAMES WILLIAM LIGHT Biochemistry and Music Boxborough, Massachusetts DENNIS JULIAN LIM Asian Studies and Computer Science Swarthmore, Pennsylvania ZACHARY ERNEST LINHART Neuroscience; Minor: Mathematics Purchase, New York JACQUELINE ANNE LINNANE Sociology; Minor: Spanish Arroyo Seco, New Mexico JULIA PERSEPHONE LOONIN Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: New York, New York Education Studies ANDREA MARIE LOPEZ Art History and Government and Legal Studies Coeymans, New York ALEXANDER READING LORCH ’05 Music; Minor: Spanish West Hartford, Connecticut CAROLINE LEE LORENZ History; Minor: Film Studies Gulf Breeze, Florida ELIZABETH SUSAN LOVELL Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Latin North Haven, Maine American Studies JONATHAN CAIRD LUDWIG Neuroscience and Sociology Lexington, Massachusetts CATHERINE GRACE MACEACHERN ’06 Government and Legal Studies Berwick, Nova Scotia, Canada MEGAN ANN MACLENNAN Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender Pasadena, California and Women’s Studies AARON E. MACY English Portland, Maine BRANDON KYLE MALLOY Economics and Mathematics; Minor: French Saint Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada ERICA OLIVIA MALONEY Art History and Philosophy Paris, France HOLLY ELIZABETH MALONEY Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Framingham, Massachusetts GRACIELA MARROQUIN ’06 Spanish Monte Alto, Texas MATTHEW KYLE MARTIN Government and Legal Studies and Religion East Greenbush, New York SUSAN ANN MARTIN Art History/Visual Arts New London, New Hampshire GEORGE LUIS MARTINEZ, JR. Mathematics; Minor: Economics Bronx, New York TREJEEVE MICHAEL MARTYN Anthropology; Minor: Chemistry Winchester, Massachusetts BRIAN MATTHEW MAY ’06 Classical Studies and Government and Legal Londonderry, New Hampshire Studies CHRISTOPHER THOMAS MCCANN Economics Hopkinton, Massachusetts MARY KYLE MCCARTER ’06 Philosophy; Minor: Psychology Timonium, Maryland PRISCILLA DIANE MCCARTHY Sociology; Minor: Education Studies Hillsborough, California GREGORY RAY MCCONNELL Economics and Government and Legal Studies Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada AARON JAMES MCCULLOUGH Economics Springvale, Maine ANDREW BRUCE MCDONALD German and Visual Arts; Minor: Economics Chatham, New Jersey LAUREN ANNA MCGRATH Art History Rye, New York CAITLIN FROST MCHUGH History; Minor: Music Concord, Massachusetts LUKE JOSEPH MCKAY History-Environmental Studies; Minor: Education Buffalo, New York OWEN FITZGERALD MCKENNA Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology Amston, Connecticut DERAY MCKESSON Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Baltimore, Maryland JONNA ELINOR MCKONE Asian Studies-Environmental Studies Rockville, Maryland DARYL CHRISTIAN MCLEAN Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian Boston, Massachusetts MEGAN LEIGH MCLEAN Biology; Minor: Art History Simsbury, Connecticut TIMOTHY MCVAUGH History Hamilton, New York WILLIAM MILLER MEDINA Economics; Minor: Music Hendersonville, North Carolina NICOLE MARIE MELAS Urban Studies and the Built Environment Pacific Palisades, California ERICA LAINE MICHEL Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Arvada, Colorado AUBREY CAMILLE MILLERT Anthropology-Environmental Studies Princeton, New Jersey ZACHARY NOAH MILNER English; Minor: Italian Baltimore, Maryland DOROTHY WINSLOW MOORE Spanish; Minor: Chemistry Vail, Colorado SUSAN ANN MORRIS Spanish; Minor: Teaching Lakewood, Colorado RUTH B. MORRISON History Ossining, New York REBEKAH ANN MUELLER Classical Archaeology Locust Valley, New York LILI CAMILLE MUGNIER Art History; Minor: Archaeology Belmont, Massachusetts KEVIN MICHAEL MULLINS, JR. Economics and Physics Duxbury, Massachusetts JODY BRENT MULLIS Economics and Mathematics Corinna, Maine MARGARET TOWNSEND MUNFORD History; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Jackson, Mississippi MATTHEW DAVID MURCHISON Computer Science and History Ridgefield, Connecticut BRENDAN JOHN MURPHY English and Government and Legal Studies Winthrop, Massachusetts

MATTHEW NICKEL History; Minor: Biology Santa Barbara, California MICHAEL PATRICK NUGENT Sociology; Minor: Film Studies Trumbull, Connecticut

JEAN CAIRISTIONA O’FRIEL Religion; Minor: Art History Paris, France CHRISTOPHER HUDSON OWENS Economics Cape Elizabeth, Maine MICHAEL ANDREW OXTON English; Minor: History Amesbury, Massachusetts

ASA BENJAMIN PALLEY ’08 Mathematics; Minor: Economics Chevy Chase, Maryland ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI History; Minor: Teaching Holliston, Massachusetts KATHRYN ELIZABETH PAPANEK Classics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Piedmont, California JENNA SUE PARISEAU Biology; Minor: Chemistry Forest Hill, Maryland CATORIA NICHELLE PARKER English and French Jackson, Mississippi EMILY ERIN PARKER English; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Cumberland, Maine SIMON TIMOTHY PARSONS French and History Hollis, New Hampshire SANDIP MAHESH PATEL Sociology; Minor: Film Studies Katonah, New York MICHAEL BONDY PEISER Psychology; Minor: Music Newton, Massachusetts MICHAEL ALEXANDER PERAZA Government and Legal Studies Hanover, New Hampshire REBECCA WOOD PERRY Physics; Minor: Mathematics Concord, Massachusetts LISA NICOLE PETERSON Psychology; Minor: English Pembroke, Massachusetts TORIN JOSEPH PETERSON English and Theater; Minor: Teaching Madison, Connecticut LAUREN MARY PFINGSTAG Government and Legal Studies and Latin Maitland, Florida American Studies; Minor: Spanish RACHAEL FREEDMAN PHELAN Anthropology; Minor: Biology Auburn, Massachusetts HILLARY PIETRICOLA German and Art History/Archaeology Grand Isle, Vermont LYDIA SANDERSON PILLSBURY Religion; Minor: History New Haven, Connecticut SUZANNE KEBER PLANT Economics-Environmental Studies Davis, California MARY HARTLEY PLATT Classics Washington, District of Columbia ANDREW MICHAEL PLOWMAN English and Government and Legal Studies Miles City, Montana CAITLIN JOAN POLISTENA Biology; Minor: Economics Mattituck, New York KRISTINA MARIE JIN POWELL ’06 Anthropology; Minor: Sociology White Plains, New York TED POWER Anthropology; Minor: Economics Belmont, Massachusetts KATHERINE ELIZABETH POWERS Psychology; Minor: Biology Saint Louis, Missouri PRISCILLA DOROTHY PRESS History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Oyster Bay, New York ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Eaton, Ohio

DORIS MAGALY RAMIREZ Anthropology and Spanish; Minor: Education Houston, Texas Studies KARIYUSHI RAO Government and Legal Studies and Romance Brunswick, Maine Languages; Minor: Asian Studies ALEXANDER GUERRERO REED Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French McAllen, Texas QUENTIN LOWELL REEVE Economics; Minor: Philosophy Manchester, Massachusetts JOHN HENRY REGAN Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Newburyport, Massachusetts ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS Biology; Minor: Chemistry Topsfield, Massachusetts ROBERT DALLAS REIDER English and Theater Chevy Chase, Maryland EMILY ROSE REMILLARD French and Philosophy Eagle River, Alaska JENNIFER RENTERIA History; Minor: Visual Arts Commerce, California MICHAEL HALE REUTERSHAN Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Pittston, Maine LEAH RICCI Anthropology-Environmental Studies Mendon, New York BRYANT ANTHONY RICH ’06 History; Minor: Economics Avon, Connecticut WILL CONNOR RICHARD Government and Legal Studies and History; Fairfield, Maine Minor: Archaeology DAWN ELISE RIEBELING Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French New Milford, Connecticut KAITLIN PAGE RIENDEAU Art History and History South Berwick, Maine GREGORY CHARLES RIGHTER Biology; Minor: Psychology Carver, Massachusetts JASON ANTHONY RILEY ’06 Geology; Minor: History Hingham, Massachusetts BENJAMIN HUGH RIPMAN Physics; Minor: Mathematics Belmont, Massachusetts DANA MARGARET ROBERTS Sociology; Minor: Chemistry Mahtomedi, Minnesota BARI KEITH ROBINSON English and Theater Dorchester, Massachusetts DANIEL JAMES ROBINSON Biology; Minor: Gay and Lesbian Studies Gales Ferry, Connecticut ERIC PETER ROBINSON Biology; Minor: Economics Virginia Water, Surrey, England PETER MICHAEL KEENAN ROCCO German and Sociology Brooklyn, New York THOMAS JORDAN RODRIGUES ’06 English Miami, Florida ASTRID LIZ RODRIGUEZ Geology; Minor: Theater Leominster, Massachusetts BENJAMIN HARRIS ROSEN Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Cincinnati, Ohio ALIX COCHRAN ROY English; Minor: Anthropology Newburyport, Massachusetts KEVIN FRANCIS RUDOLPH Government and Legal Studies and History Garden City, New York KELLY LYNN RULA Biochemistry-Environmental Studies Dallas, Texas SZYMON RUS Neuroscience Water Mill, New York GLEN PATRICK RYAN Classics; Minor: Music Boston, Massachusetts

THEO SHAW SALTER History; Minor: Religion Aspen, Colorado JOEL HOWARD SAMEN English; Minor: Film Studies Lexington, Massachusetts PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL Biochemistry; Minor: English Biddeford, Maine XAVIER ALISTAIR SANTIAGO ’01 English and Theater Fairforest, South Carolina MIRNA E. SANTOS Latin American Studies and Art History/ Revere, Massachusetts Visual Arts JORDAN SCHIELE Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Brooklyn, New York Asian Studies SARAH DONOVAN SCHOEN Neuroscience; Minor: Art History Riverside, Connecticut HOLLY ELIZABETH SCHREIBER Russian Palm Harbor, Florida MEGAN ELIZABETH SCHUSTER History-Environmental Studies; Minor: Teaching Poolesville, Maryland SARAH JANE SCOTT Art History/Archaeology; Minor: Chemistry Orono, Maine CAITLIN MARIE SEIFERT Psychology and Spanish Southampton, New York JENNIFER LOUISE SEPANARA ’06 Latin American Studies-Environmental Studies; West Tisbury, Massachusetts Minor: Biology BROOK ANDERSON SHAFFER Romance Languages; Minor: Government and New York, New York Legal Studies ZVI SHAPIRO Psychology Jerusalem, Israel ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON Neuroscience; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Fair Haven, Vermont MICHAEL PAUL SIGHINOLFI Economics; Minor: Chemistry Brewer, Maine KATHERINE SKAGGS History Louisville, Kentucky BRETT CHRISTOPHER SMITH Mathematics and Visual Arts Westerly, Rhode Island JULIA JOHNSON SMITH Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology Sarasota, Florida PETER WILLIAM SMITH Economics; Minor: Chemistry South Hamilton, Massachusetts ERIC DOUGLAS SOFEN Physics Lexington, Massachusetts DANIEL ROBERT SONNEBORN History; Minor: Biology Rye, New Hampshire MIRIAM SOPIN-VILME Sociology; Minor: Economics Mattapan, Massachusetts ALESSANDRA LEE SOZIO Sociology Dedham, Massachusetts PRIYA SRIDHAR Government and Legal Studies and History Andover, Massachusetts ANDREW MARTIN STAGER Economics and Government and Legal Studies Sudbury, Massachusetts LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL Biochemistry and German Salem, Oregon JILL KATHRYN STEIGERWALD French and History Rutland, Vermont ROSS DAVID STERN Economics; Minor: History Easton, Connecticut RUSSELL BENTLEY STEVENS Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Andover, Massachusetts SHERYL JAYNE STEVENS Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada HOPE ELIZABETH HATELEY STOCKTON Art History; Minor: Italian Harrison, New York STEWART GORDON STOUT II History-Environmental Studies Berkeley Heights, New Jersey JUSTIN KIDDER STRASBURGER Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Teaching Princeton, New Jersey CHRISTIAN PAUL SULLIVAN Art History/Visual Arts Gloucester, Massachusetts MATHILDE MICHELLE BONNARD SULLIVAN Chemistry; Minor: Spanish Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin MEGAN ORIANS SWANN Visual Arts; Minor: Psychology Seattle, Washington JARED ALEXANDER SWANSON Art History; Minor: Government and Lee, Massachusetts Legal Studies ELIZABETH SWEET Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

LINDA AMARA TAN Asian Studies; Minor: Economics West Hartford, Connecticut KAREN TANG Economics and English Tainan, Taiwan MEAGHAN SHEEHAN TANGUAY Physics Medfield, Massachusetts JOSEPH LOGAN TANSEY III Government and Legal Studies and Spanish; Milton, Massachusetts Minor: Theater GREGORY CHRISTOPHER TAVERNIER ’06 German and Government and Legal Studies; Vandœuvres, Switzerland Minor: Economics MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR Biology-Environmental Studies Sandy Hook, Connecticut ROSE TENG Sociology-Environmental Studies Amherst, Massachusetts SARA JULIA TENNYSON English and French Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan MICHAEL JAMES TERRY Classics; Minor: Mathematics Evanston, Illinois CHARLES IVAN TICOTSKY Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Lexington, Massachusetts LANA RENEE TILLEY Sociology; Minor: Spanish Berkeley, California BRENDAN STERLING TORRANCE Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Tucson, Arizona RAIFF TARANDAY TSAPATSARIS English Winchester, Massachusetts JASON SOTIRIOS TSOUTSOURAS Government and Legal Studies and History; New York, New York Minor: Film Studies A. TYLER TURGEON Biology Auburn, Maine NICHOLAS HARRIS TURNER Spanish and Latin American Studies- Edgartown, Massachusetts Environmental Studies MAXWELL JOHNSON TYLER History Denver, Colorado

JAMES NATHAN UNDERWOOD History Queensbury, New York TED KENDALL UPTON Anthropology and Government and Legal Studies Cape Elizabeth, Maine SARA ELIZABETH UTZSCHNEIDER French and Gender and Women’s Studies Mercer Island, Washington

PHILLIP PAUL VALKA Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Prague, Czech Republic ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM Chemistry; Minor: Biology Waterford, Connecticut KRISTEN KISSAM VAN DER VEEN Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Duxbury, Massachusetts KARINA JENNY-LOUISE VAN SCHAARDENBURG Anthropology New York, New York RACHEL CONSTANCE VANDERKRUIK Biology; Minor: Psychology Winchester, Massachusetts MAXWELL MEDINA VICTOR Africana Studies; Minor: Economics Boston, Massachusetts MARK WILLIAM VIEHMAN History; Minor: Economics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ANASTACIA LATISHA VINCENT English and Theater; Minor: Sociology Irvington, New Jersey MICHAEL KALEIHOKU VITOUSEK Anthropology Kamuela, Hawaii WILLIAM VOINOT-BARON Anthropology-Environmental Studies Sammamish, Washington NIKOLAI VON KELLER Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Winchester and Warrenton, Virginia

LOWELL FEINBERG WALKER Government and Legal Studies- Narberth, Pennsylvania Environmental Studies RIO WATANABE Biology; Minor: Music West Bloomfield, Michigan CAITLIN HARLOW WATSON History and Spanish; Minor: Government and Washington, District of Columbia Legal Studies ALEXANDER ELLIOT WEAVER English; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Cape Elizabeth, Maine REBECCA ALISON WEI Spanish; Minor: Teaching Gaithersburg, Maryland SAMANTHA LAUREN WEISS Anthropology; Minor: Visual Arts Berkeley, California MARTINA LUISE WELKE English; Minor: Chemistry Chanhassen, Minnesota EVAN MCARTHUR WHEELER ’06 Cognitive Science Winston-Salem, North Carolina KRISTEN EBBE WHEELER Sociology; Minor: Psychology Bethesda, Maryland MARY KATE WHEELER Architecture and Urban Studies-Environmental Ithaca, New York Studies; Minor: Biology PERRIN MONTROSS WHEELER Government and Legal Studies; Minor: London, England Art History ALICIA MICHELLE CRUMBS-WHITE Sociology; Minor: Teaching Brooklyn, New York TAYLOR CHRISTINE WHITE English; Minor: Education Wellesley, Massachusetts MATTHEW EDWARD WIELER Economics Madison, New Jersey RACHEL LORETTA WILDER Anthropology Garden City, New York KEIRNAN LOVEWELL WILLETT Biochemistry; Minor: French Saint Paul, Minnesota REBBECCA PATRICE WILSON Spanish; Minor: Chemistry Boston, Massachusetts TANEISHA WILSON Biology and English; Minor: Chemistry Milton, Massachusetts GAIL SUNG WINNING Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Wayland, Massachusetts VANESSA DISBROW WISHART French-Environmental Studies; Minor: Lincoln, Nebraska Government and Legal Studies STEPHANIE BRETT WITKIN English; Minor: Art History Newton, Massachusetts ALICIA AMANDA ANGELICA WONG Sociology; Minor: Chemistry Westport, Connecticut DERRICK SI YUAN WONG Government and Legal Studies and History Essex Junction, Vermont JENNIFER FRANCES WONG French and Psychology Acton, Massachusetts JAYME RAELYNN WOOGERD Classics and Physics Seattle, Washington

CHENGSI XIE Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Changsha, Hunan, People’s Republic of China JENNIFER XU Asian Studies; Minor: Economics South Portland, Maine

JOSEPH PATRICK DESMOND YATES Anthropology; Minor: Music Memphis, Tennessee DANIEL ALAN YINGST Religion; Minor: Film Studies Hanover, Pennsylvania DAVID ALLISON YORK Economics Houlton, Maine

MATTHEW EVAN ZAMORA History; Minor: Economics New York, New York BING ZHOU Asian Studies and Economics Shanghai, People’s Republic of China

IN MEMORIAM

TARYN LINDSEY KING Psychology; Minor: Education Georgetown, Massachusetts HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

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CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN KATHRYN ELIZABETH PAPANEK LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL BETH ANN COLOMBO LISA NICOLE PETERSON ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM HILLARY PIETRICOLA

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MICHAEL PAUL BOULETTE TASHA LAURA GRAFF ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI HALEY SARA BRIDGER LISA SIMSON GUTHERY SUZANNE KEBER PLANT KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT MARY HARTLEY PLATT STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON CURTIS CAMPBELL ISACKE PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL NICHOLAS HAZARD COLLINS BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE JORDAN SCHIELE JONATHAN WILLIAM CROWLEY TREJEEVE MICHAEL MARTYN BRETT CHRISTOPHER SMITH TYLER DAVIS ZACHARY NOAH MILNER MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR KATHRYN LEIGH GERAGHTY LILI CAMILLE MUGNIER VANESSA DISBROW WISHART SHELLEY SALON GOULDER ASA BENJAMIN PALLEY ’08

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MINA BARTOVICS KATIE ELIZABETH GRIMM ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON BRITTA B. BENE ROBERT LAURENT GUERETTE JULIA JOHNSON SMITH THOMAS WARD BUEHRENS MARK MCLEOD HENDRICKSON ERIC DOUGLAS SOFEN MARK ELLIOTT HIGHAM BURTON NASTASHA ANN HORVATH HOPE ELIZABETH HATELEY STOCKTON TIMOTHY JAMES CASHMAN CAITLIN ELIZABETH JEFFREY MATHILDE MICHELLE BONNARD SULLIVAN JEREMY ALLEN CASPER HOLLY ELIZABETH KINGSBURY ELIZABETH SWEET ANNA JACLYN CONTERATO KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN MICHAEL JAMES TERRY TOBIAS WILLIAM CRAWFORD JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT RAIFF TARANDAY TSAPATSARIS LARISSA CURLIK ELIZABETH SCOTT KOWITT KARINA JENNY-LOUISE VAN SCHAARDENBURG ALISON BODINE CURTIN AUBREY CAMILLE MILLERT RACHEL CONSTANCE VANDERKRUIK ERIC JAMES DAVIS RUTH B. MORRISON MARK WILLIAM VIEHMAN ARIF HAKIM DHILLA REBEKAH ANN MUELLER NIKOLAI VON KELLER KRISTA ALEXANDRA DUBIN REBECCA WOOD PERRY CAITLIN HARLOW WATSON JADE MICHAELE DUNN TORIN JOSEPH PETERSON MARY KATE WHEELER CHRISTOPHER JAMES FREDERICK FIELD EMILY ROSE REMILLARD TAYLOR CHRISTINE WHITE ELISABETH FRELE MICHAEL HALE REUTERSHAN KEIRNAN LOVEWELL WILLETT JONAH SOL GABRY DAWN ELISE RIEBELING STEPHANIE BRETT WITKIN MARGARET ELIZABETH GRAY HOLLY ELIZABETH SCHREIBER JAYME RAELYNN WOOGERD PHI BETA KAPPA

MICHAEL PAUL BOULETTE BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE HALEY SARA BRIDGER TREJEEVE MICHAEL MARTYN KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL ZACHARY NOAH MILNER THOMAS WARD BUEHRENS LILI CAMILLE MUGNIER STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON ASA BENJAMIN P ALLEY ’08 CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI NICHOLAS HAZARD COLLINS KATHRYN ELIZABETH PAPANEK BETH ANN COLOMBO REBECCA WOOD PERRY JONATHAN WILLIAM CROWLEY LISA NICOLE PETERSON LARISSA CURLIK HILLARY PIETRICOLA TYLER DAVIS SUZANNE KEBER PLANT KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM MARY HARTLEY PLATT ELISABETH FRELE PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL JONAH SOL GABRY JORDAN SCHIELE KATHRYN LEIGH GERAGHTY ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON SHELLEY SALON GOULDER BRETT CHRISTOPHER SMITH TASHA LAURA GRAFF LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL LISA SIMSON GUTHERY MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM CURTIS CAMPBELL ISACKE MARY KATE WHEELER CAITLIN ELIZABETH JEFFREY KEIRNAN LOVEWELL WILLETT HOLLY ELIZABETH KINGSBURY VANESSA DISBROW WISHART ELIZABETH SCOTT KOWITT

Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns. HONORANDS OF THE 2007 COMMENCEMENT

GEOFFREY CANADA ’74 DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS (L.H.D.)

Geoffrey Canada, president/CEO of the Harlem Children’s Zone, is a visionary educator and advocate for children and community redevelopment. He grew up in the South Bronx, graduated from Bowdoin in the class of 1974, and earned a master’s degree in education at Harvard University in 1975. In 1983 he began working in New York with the Rheedlen Centers for Children and Families, an inner-city human services agency, and became president/CEO in 1990. The Harlem Children’s Zone initiative was launched in 1997 in a sixty-block area of central Harlem to provide children and their families with the kinds of support and resources that can transform lives and communities. U.S. News and World Report named Canada one of “America’s Best Leaders” in 2005. Last year New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg chose him to be co-chair of a task force assigned to reduce poverty in the city. He is the recipient of the Heinz Award in the Human Condition, a 2005 Liberty Medal, and Bowdoin’s 1993 Common Good Award. He was elected an overseer of the College in 1995, trustee in 1996, and trustee emeritus in 2006.

ROBERTO DÍAZ DOCTOR OF MUSIC (MUS.D.)

Roberto Díaz is an internationally renowned violist and the president and CEO of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. A native of Chile, he is the oldest of three siblings who attended the New England Conservatory of Music. He is the former principal violist of the National Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and was a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Minnesota Orchestra. He has received numerous awards, including prizes at the Naumburg and Munich international viola competitions. His 2006 recording of Viola Transcriptions by William Primrose was nominated for a Grammy Award. An active chamber musician, he is a member of the Díaz Trio, which has toured the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, Chile, and China. The Trio was one of two ensembles invited by Isaac Stern to participate in a special concert celebrating the next one hundred years of music making at Carnegie Hall. He has served on the faculty at the Curtis Institute of Music, the Peabody Institute, and Rice University.

STANLEY F. DRUCKENMILLER ’75 DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS (L.H.D.)

Stanley F. Druckenmiller is chairman, CEO, and founder of Duquesne Capital Management in New York City, and a member of the Bowdoin class of 1975. His extraordinary record of success in the world of finance is matched by a remarkable record of philanthropy—at his alma mater and elsewhere. He was elected overseer of the College in 1991, trustee in 1996, and trustee emeritus in 2002. During his service on the Governing Boards, he helped shape the College’s investment policies in ways that have increased endowment yields significantly. His gift to build Stanley F. Druckenmiller Hall, named for his grandfather (a physician in Pennsylvania for many years), gave a tremendous boost to the sciences at Bowdoin. There is also a Stanley F. Druckenmiller Professorship in Environmental Studies, a Druckenmiller Professorship in Asian Culture, and a Druckenmiller Scholarship Fund at Bowdoin. He is chairman of the board of the Harlem Children’s Zone and serves on the boards of the Robin Hood Foundation, the Children’s Scholarship Fund, and Memorial Sloan- Kettering.

DREW GILPIN FAUST DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS (L.H.D.)

Eminent historian and outstanding academic leader Drew Gilpin Faust, who has served since 2001 as the founding dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, was elected the twenty-eighth president of Harvard University in February 2007 and will assume her post July 1. She earned her undergraduate degree at Bryn Mawr College and master’s and doctoral degrees in American civilization at the University of Pennsylvania. She served on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania for twenty-five years before moving to Harvard, where she is Abraham Lincoln Professor of History and of African and African American Studies. She is the author of five books, including Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil War, for which she won the Francis Parkman Prize in 1997. She is a trustee of Bryn Mawr College, the Andrew Mellon Foundation, and the National Humanities Center, and serves on the educational advisory board of the Guggenheim Foundation. She served as president of the Southern Historical Association, vice president of the American Historical Association, and executive board member of the Organization of American Historians and the Society of American Historians.

ANGUS S. KING, JR. DOCTOR OF LAWS (LL.D.)

Angus S. King, Jr., was elected Maine’s seventy-first governor in 1994 and was reelected in 1998 by one of the largest margins of victory in the state’s history. He was one of only two independent governors in the country. During his term in office, he oversaw the largest increase of lands in conservation in the state’s history and launched a nationally recognized program to provide laptop computers to every seventh- and eighth-grade student in the state. A graduate of Dartmouth College, he earned a law degree at the University of Virginia Law School, and began his career in Maine as a staff attorney for Pine Tree Legal Assistance in Skowhegan. He served as chief counsel to the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Alcoholism and Narcotics in the office of then-Senator William D. Hathaway. He served as vice president and general counsel of Swift River-Hafslund Company; founded and served as president of Northeast Energy Management, Inc.; and hosted the television show Maine Watch for almost twenty years. A Distinguished Lecturer at Bowdoin since 2004, he was recently a visiting fellow at the Institute of Politics at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS

The departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, English, Geology, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated.

ANTHROPOLOGY BIOLOGY

Honors Honors KARINA JENNY-LOUISE VAN SCHAARDENBURG HALEY SARA BRIDGER Self-Conscious Selves: Facebook and the New Structure for Testing the Phylogenetic Placement of Demodex folliculorum Identity and Community THOMAS WARD BUEHRENS WILLIAM VOINOT-BARON Juvenile Salmonid Use of Whidbey Island’s Nearshore Treating AIDS as a Social Disease: Sex Workers in Uganda Habitats in Admiralty Inlet and the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Need for Holistic HIV/AIDS Programs MARK ELLIOTT HIGHAM BURTON Human Disturbance and the Food Web Structure in the ASIAN STUDIES Merrymeeting Bay Watershed, Maine

High Honors NASTASHA ANN HORVATH ERIC JAMES DAVIS Orcokinin Peptides Are Ubiquitous in the Stomatogastric Realism, Liberalism, and Pan-Asianism: The Evolution of Nervous System of Cancer Crabs, but Do Not Alter Its the Japanese Empire (1905–1945) Output

CAITLIN ELIZABETH JEFFREY BIOCHEMISTRY Foraging, Fog, and Fitness: Effects of Weather on Two Island Bird Species Honors CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE The Identification and Comparative Analysis of Orcokinin The Influence of Orientation and Water Velocity on the Family Neuropeptides in Decapod Crustaceans Using Feeding Behavior and Metabolism of Semibalanus balanoides Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization-Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry JENNA SUE PARISEAU Synapse Reformation during Spinal Cord Regeneration in TIMOTHY JAMES CASHMAN the Lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) Disulfide-Based Beta-Sheet Peptidomimetics ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS CHARLES ALBERT JOHNSON Exploring the RNA-Binding Protein Npl3: Intracellular Identification of Proteins that Interact with Thylakoid- Localization and Arginine Methylation in Candida albicans Associated Kinases MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR MICHAEL HALE REUTERSHAN The Spawning Ecology of Steelhead Trout (Oncorhynchus Beta-Turn Peptides as Asymmetric Catalysts mykiss)

PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL An Assessment of Cervical Cancer Screening and the CHEMISTRY Prevalence of Abnormal Papanicolaou Tests among Immigrant Women Honors KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL The Synthesis of Enepolyynes The Use of Hydrogen Bonding to Control Conformations of Peptides and Peptidomimetics ANTHONY JOSEPH CARRASQUILLO The Influence of Molecular Structure on Sorption of KEIRNAN LOVEWELL WILLETT Cationic Amines to Aluminosilicate Clay Minerals Nutrient Dynamics of Microbial Communities in Intertidal Sediments along the Kennebec Estuary, Midcoast Maine ANNA JACLYN CONTERATO ENGLISH Determination of the Neuropeptides Present in Crustacean Midgut and Eyestalk Tissues Using MALDI-FTMS Honors KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM Narrative Capability in the New Millennium Improving Selectivity of Linear A-Olefin Dimerization to Linear A-Olefin Products by Cobalt Catalysis: Attempted JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT Synthesis of Phosphabenzene as a Cobalt Ligand The Science of Sympathy: Darwin and Community in George Eliot’s Middlemarch

CLASSICS TAYLOR CHRISTINE WHITE One Piece at a Time Highest Honors MARY HARTLEY PLATT TANEISHA WILSON “The Same Old Metaphor Always”: Rural Landscape in the Self-Sacrifice as Agency in George Eliot’s Middlemarch and Poetry of Virgil and Robert Frost The Mill on the Floss

COMPUTER SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

High Honors Honors ALEC WENDRICK BERRYMAN WHITNEY SMITH HOGAN Discovering Task Composition in Hierarchical Reinforce- Cultivating Mayaness: Social Conflict and Political Struggles ment Learning over Land Tenure in Southern Belize

LUKE JOSEPH MCKAY ECONOMICS “No Man’s Garden” : The Changing Nature of the Wilderness Idea in Maine High Honors STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON ROSE TENG A Quantitative Analysis of Capital Market Development in Preserving “The Way Life Should Be”: Controlling Sprawl Antebellum Maine in Southern Maine

ARIF HAKIM DHILLA VANESSA DISBROW WISHART Do You Really Need Three C-Span and Four Shopping Rethinking the Western Range: The Case for Public Grazing Networks? A Study of Bundling in the Cable Television Land Reform Industry

SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT GEOLOGY Hedge Funds, Systemic Risk, and Credit Derivatives: An Overview and a Model on How Credit Default Swaps May Honors Increase Systemic Risk in the Financial System ASTRID LIZ RODRIGUEZ Pigeonite Microstructures in Martian Meteorite SUZANNE KEBER PLANT EETA79001 Development Denied: The Effects of Developed Countries’ Subsidies on West African Cotton Farmers GERMAN Honors JODY BRENT MULLIS Highest Honors An Analysis of Russian-OPEC Crude Oil Competition JORDAN EDWARD KRECHMER Cultural Construction: Searching for Love, Life, and Humor MATTHEW EDWARD WIELER in German-Jewish Post-Holocaust Literature and Film Determinants of Welfare Participation: 1992–2003 Honors CHENGSI XIE ANDREW BRUCE MCDONALD The Sustainability of China’s Investment Rate Unterwegs in the City: Movement and Change in Fiction and Feature Films about Millennial Berlin GOVERNMENT HISTORY

Highest Honors Honors MARK MCLEOD HENDRICKSON CHARLES PRECHTL LEGG Glad Tidings of a Crisis without Equal on Earth: An Shogun: Ideals of Warrior Rule in Japan Interpretation of Nietzsche’s Theory of Morality MARGARET TOWNSEND MUNFORD High Honors Bound Together by History: Understanding Women’s PAVLINA PETROVA BORISOVA Participation in the American Colonization Society The Paradox of Peaceful Conquest: Enforcement of European Union Privatization and Administrative Reform WILL CONNOR RICHARD Interests during Its Fifth Enlargement A Strengthened Nation in a Divided State: The Legacy of the Bosnian War on Bosnian Muslim National Identity SAMUEL FRANKLIN CHAPPLE-SOKOL Balancing Modernization and Tradition in the United MARK WILLIAM VIEHMAN Kingdom: Constitutional Reform and the Threat to Lynching in the Jim Crow Era: A Study of Southern Parliamentary Sovereignty Counties

CURTIS CAMPBELL ISACKE Against the Calm and Tideless Sea: The Political Ideas of Sir LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Isaiah Berlin Honors JORDAN SCHIELE MAYRA ALEJANDRA ALVARADO Rally Round the Constitution: Designing a Thesis in Activists or Terrorists? Interpreting Campesino Divided Societies Mobilizations in Paraguay

PHILLIP PAUL VALKA JONAH SOL GABRY American Bureaucratic Politics, Foreign Policy Decision- On the Shore of the Dark Sea: Translation and Analysis of Making, and the Formulation of Disengagement Strategies: Poetry by Argentine Carlos Barbarito The Successes, Failures, and Lessons from Vietnam, Lebanon, and Somalia CASSANDRO JOSENEY Voodoo, Politics, and the Colonization Process in Haiti, Honors 1685–1935 EMMA COOPER-MULLIN Nostalgia for Socialism in Central and Eastern Europe: A HOLLY ELIZABETH KINGSBURY Comparison of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, “Land to the Tiller”: Campesino Movements in Oaxaca, and Slovakia Mexico (1970–1977)

CASEY BETH DLOTT Displaced Lives: The Domestic and International Politics of MATHEMATICS Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons Honors JOCELIN REBECCA HODY TAYLOR BAILLIE ARNOLD Islam, Modernization, and the Role of the Political Elite: Convergence Properties of Simplex Optimization Methods Dubai’s New Model of Rentierism

DERAY MCKESSON MUSIC The Philosopher-King Remembered: Plato and Nietzsche on Political Leadership Honors ADAM SAMUEL COHEN-LEADHOLM ERICA LAINE MICHEL The Praying Neobaromantis AWV-273.15 No-Good NGOs? The Role of NGOs in Transitional Divided Societies NATE GUTTMAN Short Stories JASON SOTIRIOS TSOUTSOURAS Indonesia: A Developing State’s Response to Political TIMOTHY ANDREAS KANTOR Violence The Art of the Baroque Violin NEUROSCIENCE KATHERINE ELIZABETH POWERS The Perceived Relationship between Social and Physical Honors Pain in Children and Adults RAASHI BHALLA The Neural Circuitry of Social Approach Behavior in Goldfish RELIGION

VIJAY ROY KOTECHA Honors Modulation of a Fast Neural Rhythm by a Slower Rhythm DANIEL ALAN YINGST Occurs through Electrical Coupling in the Lobster Homarus Miracles, Nature, and the Eucharist in Early Medieval americanus Thought

ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE The Role of the Hippocampus in Episodic-like Memory in RUSSIAN Rats Honors SZYMON RUS HOLLY ELIZABETH SCHREIBER Molecular Characterization of Neuropeptides and Their Lyutov’s Struggle: The Double Bind in Isaac Babel'’s Red Distribution in American Lobster Homarus americanus Cavalry

ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON Morphological Analysis of Synaptogenesis after SOCIOLOGY Compensatory Regeneration in the Auditory System of the Cricket Gryllus bimaculatus Honors SONIA YASMEENA RAB ALAM SHERYL JAYNE STEVENS Stigma and HIV/AIDS in Malaysia: Accounts of Its Effects Quantification of Vasotocin Receptors in Goldfish on Policy and Practice (Carassius auratus) NICOLE DARIA COLUCCI The 2006 Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act: PHYSICS Stakeholder Interactions in the First Year of Implementation

High Honors JOY LI-YUEH LEE ERIC DOUGLAS SOFEN Three Generations of Shans: Negotiating State and Family A Study of Gases in Arctic and Antarctic Firn Change in Twentieth-Century China

Honors BENJAMIN HUGH RIPMAN

Level-Rank Duality of Twisted D-branes of the so(2n)2 k STUDENT-DESIGNED MAJOR IN BIOETHICS Wess-Zumino-Witten Model Honors GEORGINA DYAN CAMPELIA PSYCHOLOGY Selecting Against Gender: Sex Selection, Reproductive Technology, and the Question of Moral Permissibility Honors KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM No Candy Before Bedtime: Children’s Understanding of STUDENT-DESIGNED MAJOR IN How Physical Substances Produce Psychological Effects ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

EVE MORGAN LAKE Honors Interaction between Vasotocin and the Autonomic System: LARISSA CURLIK Effects on Social Behavior A Spectacle in the City: The Portland Public Market

LISA NICOLE PETERSON Connecting the Dots: The Role of Familiarity in the Configuration Model of Idiom Processing APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS

Goodwin Commencement Prize: ANTHONY JOSEPH DINICOLA ’07 Class of 1868 Prize: HALEY SARA BRIDGER ’07 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize: First Prize: LARISSA CURLIK ’07 Second Prize: LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL ’07

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

Brooks-Nixon Prize: TREJEEVE MICHAEL MARTYN ’07 Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize: LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL ’07 George Wood McArthur Prize: HILLARY PIETRICOLA ’07 Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize: JORDAN SCHIELE ’07 Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award: JARED THOMAS HUNT ’08 Abraxas Award: LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL: ARCHIBALD KENYON ABRAMS ’09, JULIA CRAIG BOND ’09, AURORA CHUNG KURLAND ’09, MEGAN KATHLEEN MCCARTY ’09

DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES

ART Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize: Art History: SARAH JANE SCOTT ’07 Visual Arts: HONORA MARGARET DUNHAM ’07, COTTON BARRETT ESTES ’07, ERIN ELIZABETH FUREY ’07 Art History Senior-Year Prize: FRANCESCA D’ALESSANDRO DU BROCK ’07, HILLARY PIETRICOLA ’07 Art History Junior-Year Prize: KENNETH MICHAEL FAHEY ’08, LAURA ROSE REKEDAL ’08 Richard P. Martel, Jr., Memorial Prize: IVY ADELLE BLACKMORE ’07, DANIEL OWEN DUARTE ’07, SAMANTHA M. SMITH ’06

BIOCHEMISTRY John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry: LINCOLN JOSEPH PAC ’08

BIOLOGY Copeland-Gross Biology Prize: HALEY SARA BRIDGER ’07, PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL ’07 Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology: BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE ’07, MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR ’07 James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology: RYAN ALLYN DEVENYI ’08, JAMES MARTIN HARRIS ’08

CHEMISTRY ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry: ELIZABETH LOIS ONDERKO ’08 American Institute of Chemists Award: ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM ’07 Hypercube Award: ALEX GEOFFREY PEROFF ’08 Kamerling Laboratory Award: ELIZABETH ELEANOR BARTON ’09 Merck Index Award: CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN ’07 Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry: DYLAN EMERY MASTERS ’08 William Campbell Root Award: ANTHONY JOSEPH CARRASQUILLO ’07, PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL ’07 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award: MOHAMMAD MAMOUN BADER ’10, ANH HOAI VIET TRAN ’10 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory Award: ZOE ALEXANDRA ANAMAN ’10, ALEX EDWARD CARPENTER ’10

CLASSICS Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize: JAYME RAELYNN WOOGERD ’07 Nathan Goold Prize: MARY HARTLEY PLATT ’07 J. B. Sewall Greek Prize: JESSICA LIAN ’09, MARCUS DANIEL ZIEMANN ’09 J. B. Sewall Latin Prize: ELIZABETH BRYANT GILLESPIE ’09, DARIAN CHRISTOPHER REID-STURGIS ’09

COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Science Senior-Year Prize: KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM ’07

ECONOMICS Paul H. Douglas Prize: FEI TAN ’08 Noyes Political Economy Prize: STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON ’07, ARIF HAKIM DHILLA ’07, SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT ’07, SUZANNE KEBER PLANT ’07

EDUCATION Maine Teacher Certification: TASHA LAURA GRAFF ’07, DANIEL JOHN HACKETT ’07, ALEXANDRA JULIA LAMB ’07, DAPHNE LORRAINE LEVERIZA ’07, SUSAN ANN MORRIS ’07, ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI ’07, TORIN JOSEPH PETERSON ’07, MEGAN ELIZABETH SCHUSTER ’07

ENGLISH Academy of American Poets Prize: CARL JUSTIN MOON ’08 Philip Henry Brown Prize: RAIFF TARANDAY TSAPATSARIS ’07 Hawthorne Prize: WALLACE SCOT MCFARLANE ’09 Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize: CARL JUSTIN MOON ’08 Poetry Prize: NORAH ANN MAKI ’09 Pray English Prize: KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN ’07, JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT ’07 Forbes Rickard, Jr., Memorial Poetry Prize: NIKOLAI VON KELLER ’07 Honorable Mention: JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07 David Sewall Premium: JULIAN CHRYSSAVGIS ’10 Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize: RAIFF TARANDAY TSAPATSARIS ’07 Honorable Mention: JARED THOMAS HUNT ’08 Bertram Louis Smith, Jr., Prize: AMY AHEARN ’08

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Academic Award in Environmental Studies: THOMAS WARD BUEHRENS ’07, LARISSA CURLIK ’07, SUZANNE KEBER PLANT ’07, VANESSA DISBROW WISHART ’07 Community Service Award in Environmental Studies: KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN ’07, MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR ’07, MARY KATE WHEELER ’07

GEOLOGY Geology Book Award: MATTHEW ROBERT BOWERS ’10, CATHERINE MARIE HAMLEY ’10, ALEXANDER GORODNITZKI VAN BOER ’10 Arthur M. Hussey II Prize in Geology: ASTRID LIZ RODRIGUEZ ’07 GERMAN Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German: SALLY TOPPING HUDSON ’10, JAMES NICHOLS MANNY ’09, DAVID FERGUSON SCOTT ’08 German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation: JORDAN EDWARD KRECHMER ’07, LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL ’07

GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES Philo Sherman Bennett Prize: MARK MCLEOD HENDRICKSON ’07 Jefferson Davis Award: SAMUEL FRANKLIN CHAPPLE-SOKOL ’07

HISTORY Class of 1875 Prize in American History: MARK WILLIAM VIEHMAN ’07 Sherman David Spector, of the Class of 1950, Award in History: CHARLES PRECHTL LEGG ’07

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Latin American Studies Prize: JONAH SOL GABRY ’07, HOLLY ELIZABETH KINGSBURY ’07

MATHEMATICS Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize: TAYLOR BAILLIE ARNOLD ’07 Smyth Mathematical Prize: SUSANNA RUTH KIMPORT ’09, ASA BENJAMIN PALLEY ’08, TAYLOR BAILLIE ARNOLD ’07

MUSIC Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize: MARC STANTON DONNELLY ’07, TIMOTHY ANDREAS KANTOR ’07

NATURAL SCIENCES Sumner Increase Kimball Prize: CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN ’07 (BIOCHEMISTRY), ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM ’07 (CHEMISTRY)

NEUROSCIENCE Munno Neuroscience Prize: VIJAY ROY KOTECHA ’07, ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON ’07

PHILOSOPHY Philip W. Cummings Philosophy Prize: GEORGINA DYAN CAMPELIA ’07

PHYSICS The Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics: ZANE ATOR DAVIS ’09 The Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics: ERIC DOUGLAS SOFEN ’07

PSYCHOLOGY Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize: KAREN ELIZABETH FOSSUM ’07

RELIGION Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize: JEANETTE COUSINS GOLDWASER ’10 Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize: ELIZABETH TALCOTT JONES ’09, ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI ’07

ROMANCE LANGUAGES Goodwin French Prize: JAMES ALBERT KNUCKLES ’07 Eaton Leith French Prize: KATHERINE ENGLISH KROSSCHELL ’09, MEREDITH KATHERINE STECK ’09 Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize: JONAH SOL GABRY ’07, SHELLEY SALON GOULDER ’07 Sophomore Prize in Spanish: CASEY ELIZA FREEDMAN ’09 RUSSIAN Russian Prize: JOHN PATRICK GREENE III ’07, JOSEPH MARTIN KELLNER ’09

SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Distinguished Community Service Award: JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07 Matilda White Riley Prize: JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07 Elbridge Sibley Prize: TREJEEVE MICHAEL MARTYN ’07

THEATER AND DANCE Bowdoin Dance Group Award: JADE MICHAELE DUNN ’07, CHRISTOPHER SINCLAIR KNIGHT ’07, PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL ’07 Abraham Goldberg Prize: ALICE LOUISE LEE ’07, ASTRID LIZ RODRIGUEZ ’07 Masque and Gown Student-Written One-Act Play Prize – Best Playwright: KATHERINE MARGARET SHERMAN ’09 Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize: ANTHONY JOSEPH DINICOLA ’07 William H. Moody ’56 Award: SAMUEL EDWIN DONOVAN ’07, MARGARET GRIFFITH ’07, MATTHEW BENJAMIN HERZFELD ’07, RACHAEL ELIZABETH LEAHY ’07, ALICE LOUISE LEE ’07 George H. Quinby Award: JOHN SAMUEL DUCHIN ’10, LILLIAN ELIZABETH PRENTICE ’10

FACULTY PRIZE

Sydney B. Karofsky Award for Junior Faculty: CHARLES DORN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION

NATIONAL AWARDS

Beinecke Scholarship: REBECCA RACHEL GENAUER ’08 Fulbright Teaching Awards: JORDAN EDWARD KRECHMER ’07 (GERMANY), ANDREW BRUCE MCDONALD ’07 (AUSTRIA), HILLARY PIETRICOLA ’07 (GERMANY) Fulbright Research Awards: DAWN ELISE RIEBELING ’07 (BELGIUM), KAREN TANG ’07 (JAPAN) Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship: JOHANNES HEIDE STROM ’09 Keasbey Scholarship: MARY HARTLEY PLATT ’07 Thomas J. Watson Fellowships: COTTON BARRETT ESTES ’07, NIKOLAI VON KELLER ’07

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS

American Society of Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship: ALEX WAYNE WILKINSON ’08 Beckman Scholarship: SAMUEL SCHWARTZ MINOT ’08 Breckinridge Fellowship: ELIZABETH SYLVIA LEIWANT ’08 James Stacy Coles Natural Science and Mathematics Fellowship: NICHOLAS CHARLES DUNN ’09 James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship in Chemistry and Biochemistry: LINDSAY GAYLE HEUSER ’09 Martha Reed Coles Fellowship in the Arts and Humanities: ISAAC BAINBRIDGE COWELL ’09 Community Matters in Maine Summer Fellowships: SARA MARY GRIFFIN ’09, SUZANNE ROBIN HELLER ’09, JEANA MARIE PETILLO ’09, AISHA ANJALI WOODWARD ’08, MATTHEW ARMAND HOULE YANTAKOSOL ’10 Cooke-Kappa Psi Upsilon Environmental Studies Internships: VAN HAO DU ’08, STEVEN ANTHONY KOLBERG ’09, JACQUELINE LI ’09, JONNA ELINOR MCKONE ’07, ALLEGRA LUISA SPALDING ’08 DAAD German Academic Exchange Service Undergraduate Scholarship: HAN GUO ’09 Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Coastal Studies Research Awards: NICHOLAS JAMES ALCORN ’08, ISAAC DAVID IRBY ’09, MOLLY ROSE SEAWARD ’09, MICHAEL DOUGLAS TILLOTSON ’08 Faculty Research Grant Fellowships: MILLAN ALEXANDER ABINADER ’10, JAMES MARTIN HARRIS ’08, RYAN MICHAEL HART ’08, LIZA ROSEANNE SHOENFELD ’09, KRISTINA MARIE SORG ’09, MICHAEL JOSEPH WOLOVICK ’09 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/Environmental Studies: WALLACE SCOT MCFARLANE ’09 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Computer Science: YI ZHUANG ’08 Gibbons Summer Research Internships: ZOE ANTOINETTE EDDY ’10, JEFFREY FALLON FRIEDLANDER ’08, CARL WILLIAM MORRISSEY ’09, NATHAN SCOTT MORROW ’09, DAVID KELLEY THOMSON ’08, ALLISON DOUGLAS WEIDE ’08 Robert S. Goodfriend Summer Internships: ARCHIBALD KENYON ABRAMS ’09, YONGFANG CHEN ’10 Graduate School Experience – Summer Seminar in German Studies: JARED THOMAS HUNT ’08 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Fellowships: ANDREA MARIE ADUNA ’08, RACHEL JANE DONAHUE ’08, IAN BLAKESLEE HAIGHT ’08, NATHAN MICHAEL KRAH ’08, KRISTEN LUKE LEE ’08, RHYSLY BAUZON MARTINEZ ’09, HANDE OZERGIN ’08, CHARLES ROBERT PARRISH ’08, THOMAS DUNCAN SMITH ’08, TANYA TODOROVA TODOROVA ’09 Idea Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Pre-Doctoral Fellowships: MICHAEL HALE REUTERSHAN ’07, SZYMON RUS ’07 Idea Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Summer Fellowships: KENNETH N. L. AKIHA ’08, CHAIYABOOT ARIYACHET ’10, JACQUELINE ANN BROSNAN ’08, CLAIRE CELESTE CUTTING ’08, ROBERTA JEAN DENNISON ’08, KRISTEN ELIZABETH HUBER ’08, ABHISHEK SHARMA ’08 Kent Island Summer Fellowships: ANNA ELISABETH BENDER ’08, AMBERLEE ROSE GUSTAFSON ’08, HANNAH KATHRYN HARWOOD ’08, EKAPHAN KRAICHAK ’08, KENDRA LEE NEFF ’08, CARRIE JANE ROBLE ’08 Latin American Studies Research Grants: SHARON LEAH BENJAMIN ’08, ERIC JOSEPH VOLPE ’08 Littlefield Summer Fellowships: MICHAEL JOSEPH ARDOLINO ’08, ELIZABETH LOIS ONDERKO ’08 Maine Space Grant Consortium Fellowships: EMILY RUTH GABRANSKI ’09, FORREST MILLER HORTON ’08, JAMES CHURCHILL LINDSAY ’09, KEITH MATERA ’08, JOHANNES HEIDE STROM ’09, BRANDON GREEN WAXMAN ’08 Thomas A. McKinley Family Summer Entrepreneurial Community Service Grants: JACOB PANITZ HEARST ’09, ANNE CHRISTINE MONJAR ’09 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowships: JANELLE MARIE CHARLES ’06, CHRISTINE LA KUE ’09, JOANNE LAO ’07, LYNZIE ALEXANDRIA MCGREGOR ’09, DERAY MCKESSON ’07, DIEGO ALONSO MILLAN ’08, ALIVIA JEAN MOORE ’09, KAI PERRY PARKER ’08, TONY CURTIS PERRY, JR. ’09, JONATHAN ABEL RODRIGUEZ ’07, NAOMI LEAH STURM ’08, JESSICA ANNE WALKER ’09, ALICIA MICHELLE CRUMBS-WHITE ’07 Merck Summer Fellowships: DYLAN EMERY MASTERS ’08, HEIDI HORTON MILLS ’08, LAURA LYNN ONDERKO ’08, KATHERINE ASHLEY PARET ’08 Munich Summer Fellowships: J. WILLIAM GRUNEWALD ’10, BRYCE ADAM SPALDING ’10 Nyhus Travel Grants: MARGARET TOWNSEND MUNFORD ’07, MARK WILLIAM VIEHMAN ’07 Paller Research Fellowships: LOUIS-DAVID LORD ’08, JACOB SAM STEVENS ’08 Preston Public Interest Career Fund Summer Fellowships: AMY AHEARN ’08, KATHLEEN EMERY AUTH ’08, STEVEN EDWARD BARTUS ’08, YONG MEI ’10, GRACE SARGENT MOORE ’08, CLAUDIA ANDREA PAZ ’08, DORAN CODY RIVERA ’08, HARRY DAVID SCHNUR ’08, JULIA RAE SELTZER ’09, DAVID MICHAEL ZONANA ’09 Riley Fellowship: MICHEL BAMANI ’08 Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowships: ALISON PALMER CHASE ’09, MORGAN ELOWE MACLEOD ’09, NORAH ANN MAKI ’09, SAMANTHA M. SMITH ’06, BENJAMIN MORGAN STORMO ’08 A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for Summer Study in Theater: JESSICA SCHLICKMAN DEPALO ’08, LARA ANDREA LOM ’09, IVANO PULITO ’08 Scholarship Award for Summer Study in Dance: JESSICA SCHLICKMAN DEPALO ’08 Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Fellowships: MALLORY JAYNE BANKS ’08, ALISON CLAIRE DRIVER ’08, ABIGAIL WELLS ISAACSON ’08, ANASTAZIA AZUSA NAKA-BLACKSTONE ’08, OLIVER GREENE RADWAN ’08, DORAN CODY RIVERA ’08, CASSIA PAIGEN ROTH ’08, CAITLIN MARIE SEIFERT ’07 EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS

Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Public Service: BRANDON JOSEPH BOUCHARD ’07 James Bowdoin Cup: AMY AHEARN ’08 Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award: LISA NICOLE PETERSON ’07 Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award: DAVID JOSEPH DONAHUE ’07 Common Good Book Award: MICHAEL DOMINIC TAYLOR ’07, MARY KATE WHEELER ’07 General R. H. Dunlap Prize: AISHA ANJALI WOODWARD ’08 Henni Friedlander Student Prize: AISHA ANJALI WOODWARD ’08 Andrew Allison Haldane Cup: KATHERINE HUNTER KIRKLIN ’07 Lucien Howe Prize: MARY KATE WHEELER ’07 James S. Lentz Leadership Award: MEGHAN KATHLEEN DETERING ’07, MAYA LEEN JAAFAR ’07 Maine Campus Compact Heart and Soul Award: JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07 Maine Campus Compact Student PILLAR Award: KIEL MICHAEL MCQUEEN ’08 Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award: PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL ’07 Bowdoin Orient Prize: JEREMY DAVID BERNFELD ’09, EMILY ISRAEL GUERIN ’09, WILLIAM RALEIGH JACOB ’10, GEMMA LOUISA LEGHORN ’10, MARY HELEN MILLER ’09, CAROLYN MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS ’09 President’s Award: JULIA PERSEPHONE LOONIN ’07, DERAY MCKESSON ’07 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup: KELLY DAYLYN PITTS ’08 Student Employee of the Year: BRANDON JOSEPH BOUCHARD ’07 Paul Andrew Walker Prize: ROBERT LAURENT GUERETTE ’07, ELIZABETH SCOTT KOWITT ’07

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Academic Achievement Award for Men: SAMUEL GEORGE BITETTI ’07 Academic Achievement Award for Women: KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL ’07 Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Leadership: BURGESS C. F. LEPAGE ’07 The Harvey Award for JV and Club Sports Leadership: ELIZABETH ANN LAURITS ’07 Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete: HALEY NEILSEN MACKEIL ’10 Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete: REID ARMAND AUGER ’10 Outstanding Male Athlete: DAVID JOSEPH DONAHUE ’07 Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female Athlete: EILEEN MARGARET FLAHERTY ’07 Wil Smith Community Service Award: ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS ’07, GREGORY CHARLES RIGHTER ’07 Society of Bowdoin Women Award: MEGHAN KATHRYN GILLIS ’07 Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Leadership: KEVIN MICHAEL MULLINS, JR. ’07 The Sidney J. Watson Award: KATHERINE ELIZABETH LEONARD ’07

BASEBALL Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy: JONATHAN MICHAEL KOPERNIAK ’07, JOHN ROBERT LAWRIE, JR. ’07, CHRISTOPHER THOMAS MCCANN ’07

BASKETBALL William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy: JOHN PATRICK GOODRIDGE ’07 Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy: KEVIN WILLIAM BRADLEY ’07 Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award: EILEEN MARGARET FLAHERTY ’07 Women’s Basketball Best Defense Award: ALEXA ROSE KAUBRIS ’09 Women’s Basketball Bowdoin Pride Award: KATHERINE CUMMINGS ’07 Women’s Basketball Most Improved Award: MARIA LOUISE NOUCAS ’09

FOOTBALL “Boiled Owl” Football Award: JOHN HENRY REGAN ’07 Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy: DYLAN CHAMBERLAINE BRIX ’07, JOSEPH COLBY CRUISE ’07 Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy: PHILIP TONUCCI ’10 William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy: DOUGLAS WADE JOHNSON ’07, MICHAEL KALEIHOKU VITOUSEK ’07 The Philip H. Soule Award: DAVID JOSEPH DONAHUE ’07

ICE HOCKEY Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award: KATHLEEN THERESA COYNE ’08 Hugh Munro, Jr., Memorial Hockey Trophy: TIMOTHY MCVAUGH ’07 John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award: BRYAN JOHN CIBOROWSKI ’07, DAVID ROBERT RANSOM ’08 Seventh Player Award: MARIA CAROLINE NICOLAIS ’10 Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy: DANIEL ROBERT SONNEBORN ’07 Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial Award: JOHN NIKOLHAUS SMITH ’09 Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Ice Hockey Trophy: MEGHAN KATHRYN GILLIS ’07 Women’s Ice Hockey Founder’s Award: KATHERINE ELIZABETH LEONARD ’07

LACROSSE Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award: DAVID JOSEPH DONAHUE ’07 Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: SCOTT CLAYTON CARAS ’08, BENJAMIN FISHER YORK ’09 Paul Tiemer III Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: KEVIN MICHAEL MULLINS, JR. ’07 Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy: JILL KATHRYN STEIGERWALD ’07

NORDIC SKIING Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier: ELISSA LEMIEUX RODMAN ’10 Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier: WALTER PRIOR SHEPARD ’10

RUGBY (WOMEN’S) Charlie Hews Spirit Award: EMILY SKELLY SKINNER ’08 Barry Honan Spirit Award: DAPHNE LORRAINE LEVERIZA ’07 Most Improved Player: Back: KRYSTAL LASHAYE BARKER ’08; Forward: HANNAH ROBINSON WADSWORTH ’09 Most Valuable Player: Back: SARA ELIZABETH UTZSCHNEIDER ’07; Forward: MARGARET TOWNSEND MUNFORD ’07 Outstanding First-Year Player: Back: ERICA CAMARENA ’10, ALIVIA JEAN MOORE ’09; Forward: CATHERINE ANNE JÄGER ’09

SOCCER The Bicknell Award: GRACE SARGENT MOORE ’08 George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy: KEVIN MICHAEL MULLINS, JR. ’07 Christian P. Potholm II Soccer Award: HOLLY ELIZABETH MALONEY ’07, ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS ’07

SOFTBALL Bowdoin Softball Achievement Award: JAYME RAELYNN WOOGERD ’07 Bowdoin Softball Team Award: KELLY ANNE OVERBYE ’09 SQUASH Reid Squash Trophy: RAYMOND JEPSON CARTA ’08, ELIZABETH BRYANT GILLESPIE ’09 Most Valuable Player Award: DAVID RUFFIN FUNK ’10, ELIZABETH BRYANT GILLESPIE ’09, LYDIA SANDERSON PILLSBURY ’07 Spirit Award: BROOKS RYAN CROWE ’08, ELIZABETH BRYANT GILLESPIE ’09, LYDIA SANDERSON PILLSBURY ’07

SWIMMING Charles Butt Swimming Trophy: KATHARINE JEAN CHAPMAN ’07, MEGAN LEIGH MCLEAN ’07 The Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy: NATHANIEL ADAMS HYDE ’07 Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy: MICHAEL PAUL SIGHINOLFI ’07, LANA RENEE TILLEY ’07

TENNIS Samuel A. Ladd Tennis Trophy: SAMUEL GEORGE BITETTI ’07, ANDREW BRUCE MCDONALD ’07 Bowdoin Tennis Most Improved Award: JAMES SCOTT NEELY ’08, RACHEL JOAN WALDMAN ’09 Bowdoin Tennis Most Valuable Player Award: BRETT LAUREN DAVIS ’10, GARRETT WILCOX GATES ’08 Kristina Sisk Tennis Trophy: KRISTEN PATRICIA RAYMOND ’08

TRACK AND FIELD Leslie A. Claff Track Trophy: JOSEPH ADU ’07 Bob and Jeannette Cross Award: GEORGINA DYAN CAMPELIA ’07 Bob and Carl Geiger Award: OWEN FITZGERALD MCKENNA ’07 Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy: JAMES ALBERT KNUCKLES ’07 Major Andrew Morin Award: ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE ’07 Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial Award: JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT ’07 Colonel Edward A. Ryan Women’s Track and Field Award: LOUISE BAKER DUFFUS ’07

VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S ) Coach’s Award: JULIEANNE CALARESO ’07 Defensive Player of the Year: JESSICA RITA MIYO LIU ’08 Offensive Player of the Year: ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE ’07 Most Improved Player: SKYE OLIVER LAWRENCE ’10 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS*

Tom Cassidy Student Support Fund: ELIZABETH SCOTT KOWITT ’07 Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship: MICHAEL PAUL BOULETTE ’07 Garcelon and Merritt Scholarships: MONICA S. ALBORG, LETIZIA ALTO, HEATHER M. DEVLIN, LYSTRA P. HAYDEN, KURT H. KELLEY, JOHN W. M ARTEL, DYLAN M. MCKENNEY, JENNIFER J. MUELLER, JENNIFER M. PALMINTERI, MONICA E. PATTON, LAWRENCE J. PEACOCK, ANDREA PELLETIER, LEAH F. W ILLARD Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarships: KENDRA EMERY ’00 Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarships: KATHLEEN ERIN CALLAGHY ’07 Guy Charles Howard Scholarships: SELINA AFUA ASANTE ’07, JILLIAN M. BARBER ’01, REBECCA B. FERTZIGER ’03, JONATHAN A. PEREZ ‘05 George and Mary Knox Scholarships (July 2006): ANDREW A. HERRING ’96, JOHN D. PIAZZA ’97, WILLIAM E. SOARES ’02, KYLE D. STALLER ’04 Lancaster Graduate Scholarships: DAVID B. BEST ’96, MARIA S. CORMIER, ANDREW N. DELANEY, SARAH S. FLINT, MICHAEL N. NAKASHIAN ’98, WILLIAM R. NEWTON, THOMAS M. STERIO Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarships: OLE F. KERSTEN ’04, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04 Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarships: GENEVIEVE A. CREEDON ’05, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04 O’Brien Graduate Scholarships: ESTHER B. KIM ’04, SEAN T. M CHUGH ’99, BARI K. ROBINSON ’07, MICHAEL J. ZACHARY ’02 Dr. Clinton Noyes Peters and Alice F. Peters Medical Scholarships: KRISTOPHER BOSSE ’02, GABRIEL M. CIVIELLO ’03, MEGAN I. GREENLEAF ’03, JOSHUA J. NEY ’02, ALISSA A. WAITE ’05 Lee G. Paul Scholarship: MICHAEL P. DOORE ’05, FREDERICK B. FEDYNYSHYN ’05 Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Law School: MAYRA ALEJANDRA ALVARADO ’07, NICOLE ALVAREZ ’07, KEVIN WILLIAM BRADLEY ’07, TRAVIS M. BRENNAN ’04, GILLIAN MARY GARRATT-REED ’07, COREY E. GILDART ’05, PETER P. HOLMAN ’01, NICHOLAS J. ORDWAY ’06, SARAH E. YANTAKOSOL ’05 Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Medical School: CATHERINE J. AVENER, CATHRYN M. CHRISTENSEN, ROSAMUND DAVIS, JESSICA J. DEANE, SONYA D. EDWARDS, JOHN L. ELIAS, NICOLAS G. ELLIS, NATASHA N. FREDERICK, MELLORY E. GIBERSON, BRIAN A. HAGAN, STEPHANIE L. JOY, LARA E. KINGSTON Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Scholarship for Graduate Study in History: LAURA HILBURN ’02 Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarships: ZOE AMOS ’94, MELISSA W. B RAVEMAN ’99, SHANIQUE P. BROWN ’04, KENDRA EMERY ’00, ARIJ FAKSH ’03, STEWART A. MACKIE ’00, ERIC M. SUESS ’98 Nathan Webb Research Scholarships: GENEVIEVE A. CREEDON ’05, CLAIRE M. FALCK ’05, OLE F. KERSTEN ’04, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04

* Students from Maine who are not Bowdoin graduates are eligible for some scholarships. Bowdoin graduates are listed with their class year, while no class year is indicated for non-Bowdoin graduates from Maine. ACADEMIC APPAREL

The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at once vertical and horizontal. It stretches back into history, to the roots of academic institutions, while at the same time it forms a bond of union among contemporary academic scholars. The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem quaint today if worn on our city streets, were originally the ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The gowns varied in elegance according to the rank and wealth of the owners, and the hood had the practical function of being pulled over the head for warmth. Many of the medieval uni- versities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the master of arts had to swear that he owned the dress prescribed for his degree and that he would wear it on all proper occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear their gowns whenever they appeared in the public street. After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles prevailed, but the older style was retained for certain legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses. In America the gown has been used to some extent since colonial times. It was only in the late nineteenth century, however, that widespread interest—sparked perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the 250th anniversary of the founding of Harvard—brought about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising member of the graduating class of Williams College designed academic gowns for the graduates to wear at the Commencement ceremony. The garb was significant and dignified; it was both traditional and democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became popular. In 1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing the design and the color of each part of the academic regalia, was accepted by nearly all American colleges and universities. The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In addition, the doctor’s gown has panels of velvet (usually black) down the front and on the sleeves. The cap is generally black, with a tassel, which is either black or the color of the field of study; a doctor’s may be gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford “mortar board,” with a square flat top, but some variations are permitted. The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. It is made of black and trimmed with velvet. Both the length of the hood and the width of the trim vary with the level of the degree, the doctor’s being the longest and having the widest velvet border. The color of the velvet indicates the field of study in which the degree is earned: for example, white for arts and letters (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy, brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scarlet for theology. The lining of the hood is the color and style of the university that confers the degree; these are all specified in the standard code of the American Council on Education. Bowdoin College’s lining is white and green to symbolize the Bowdoin pines. Whatever the degree or university, those who don the gown and hood symbolically take their places in the long procession of scholars who have pursued truth and learning and passed it on to others. The consciousness of that fellow- ship is at once a reward for past efforts and an inspiration for the future.

Hood Border Colors Indicating Fields of Learning

Agriculture Maize Library Science Lemon Arts, Letters, Humanities White Medicine Green Commerce, Accountancy, Music Pink Business Drab Oratory (Speech) Silver Gray Dentistry Lilac Philosophy Dark Blue Economics Copper Physical Education Sage Green Education Light Blue Public Administration, Engineering Orange including Foreign Service Peacock Blue Fine Arts, including Public Health Salmon Pink Architecture Brown Science Golden Yellow Forestry Russet Social Work Citron Journalism Crimson Theology Scarlet Law Purple Veterinary Science Gray RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Words by K.C.M. Sills, Class of 1901 New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63 Music by C.T. Burnett Arr. by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name; To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo long O’er whispering pines and campus fair With sturdy might filling the air. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day, Oh may we thus full worthy be To march in that proud company Of poets, leaders and each one Who brings thee fame by deeds well done. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.