2003 COMMENCEMENT

Saturday May Twenty-four Three O’Clock NOW THANK WE ALL OUR GOD Martin Rinkart Johann Cruger

Now thank we all our God with heart and hands and voices, who wondrous things has done, in whom his world rejoices; who from our mothers’ arms has blessed us on our way with countless gifts of love, and still is ours today.

O may this bounteous God through all our life be near us, with ever joyful hearts and blessed peace to cheer us, to keep us in his grace, and guide us when perplexed, and free us from all ills of this world in the next.

All praise and thanks to God the Father now be given, the Son and Spirit blest, who reign in highest heaven; the one eternal God, whom heaven and earth adore; for thus it was, is now, and shall be evermore.

THE CALVIN ALMA MATER Dale Grotenhuis Celia Bruinooge

Calvin, Calvin, sing we all to thee, To dear Alma Mater we pledge fidelity. Forever faithful to maroon and gold, Thy name and honor we ever shall uphold.

Calvin, Calvin, God has been thy guide; Dear Alma Mater, thy strength He shall provide. Be loyal ever to the faith of old. God’s name and honor we ever shall uphold. ORDER OF COMMENCEMENT

Prelude: Flourish for Wind Band Ralph Vaughan Williams Processional: Sine Nomine Ralph Vaughan Williams Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 Edward Elgar Calvin College Band, Derald De Young, Ph.D., Conductor Performing in the Fine Arts Center

*Opening Hymn: Now Thank We All Our God

*Invocation: Milton Kuyers, M.B.A., Chair, Calvin College Board of Trustees

Introduction of Commencement Speaker: Gaylen J. Byker, Ph.D., President

Commencement Address: “A Road Map for Life” John M. Perkins, L.L.D., D.D., Ed.D., et al. (H.C.) President, John M. Perkins Foundation for Reconciliation and Development

Presentation of Awards: Craig A. De Witt, Ph.D., President, Calvin Alumni Association, to Robert P. Swierenga, Ph.D., Class of 1957 and to Paul A. Vanden Bout, Ph.D., Class of 1961, Distinguished Alumni

Remarks on Behalf of the Senior Class: Elizabeth A. Cooper, Student Senate President

*Litany for Commencement

Conferring of Degrees: Joel A. Carpenter, Ph.D., Provost, and Gaylen J. Byker, Ph.D., President

Presentation of Diplomas

*The Calvin Alma Mater

†Recessional: New Mexico March John Philip Sousa March from "Suite in E Flat" Gustav Holst

* Audience standing † The audience is requested to be seated until the faculty and graduates have exited. The commencement ceremony is being professionally videotaped and photographed. Each graduate will have an opportunity to purchase videotapes and photographs of the event. Thus, we ask that friends of the graduates keep walkways clear for the camera crews. LITANY FOR COMMENCEMENT

Liturgist: People: We praise and thank you, Heavenly Father, We thank you, Lord, for your great faithfulness, for lavishing your glorious riches and we praise you for the lives of the on Calvin College and on this graduating class. distinguished alumni we honor today.

We thank you for years of increase, Liturgist: for decades of development and maturing. We thank you today for the strength you give us through the Spirit, We thank you for students for the gift of Christ dwelling in our who hunger for the knowledge of your will and purposes, hearts and lives and programs, and for the communion of all the saints, People: in whom we catch a glimpse of how wide for professors and administrators and long and high and deep is the love of Christ. who nurture and lead, We thank you for opportunities to ask more Liturgist: boldly and to imagine more confidently for supporters and constituents as we move into the future, who have caught the vision of your glorious kingdom, and of the tasks we can do for the King, a future in which your full glory will be on blazing display to all peoples and to all generations. for prophetic voices to warn, chasten, and correct when we lose our way, People: On this glad day, we praise your name, O Lord. for graduates whose lives of joyful service and liberating To the God who has already graced our lives obedience bring the kingdom in, with vision, sacrifice, and learning, in times and ways and places far beyond we come with this bold plea: our best planning and our boldest hopes. Grant unto us the joy of your salvation.

Amen. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

Dr. John M. Perkins was born in Mississippi, the cooperative farm, a thrift store, a housing development, son of a sharecropper. When he was seventeen, his Genesis One School, a health center, and a senior older brother was murdered by a town marshal, and citizen facility. John fled to California, vowing never to return. John and Vera Mae Perkins, along with two other However, in 1960, after his conversion to Christ, he families, moved to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1972 to returned to his boyhood home to share the Gospel. His focus on the needs of inner-city families. They outspoken support of and leadership role in civil rights founded Voice of Calvary Ministries, which is devoted demonstrations resulted in repeated harassment, to urban families through housing development, year- imprisonment, and beatings. Despite these hardships round youth programs, health care, and home- and in spite of dropping out of school in the third ownership training programs. In 1982, they moved grade, Dr. Perkins has received significant recognition across country to Northwest Pasadena, a neighborhood for his work, with honorary doctorates from institu- that once had the highest daytime crime rates in tions such as Wheaton, North Park, and Huntington California. While in Pasadena, Dr. Perkins began the Colleges. Harambee Christian Family Center. Harambee serves a In 1960, Drs. John M. and Vera Mae Perkins began twelve-block target area, working with African- Mendenhall Ministries, which helps the poor in rural American and Latino children and their families. Rudy Mississippi to meet their own needs. Seeking to show Carrasco and Derek Perkins now head this ministry. God’s love in action, Dr. Perkins saw his vision grow In 1983, John and Vera Mae Perkins, along with a few into a ministry that is known for providing progressive friends and other major supporters, established the John local leadership within the community to address M. Perkins Foundation for Reconciliation and Develop- issues of poor housing, segregated education, lack of ment to support them in their mission of advancing the employment opportunities, and lack of capital. principles of Christian community development and Currently, this ministry offers child care, legal racial reconciliation throughout the world. Dr. Perkins assistance, and youth development programs; through currently serves as president of the foundation, and Mendenhall Bible Church it offers adult education, a speaks and teaches internationally on these issues. MESSAGE FROM THE FIFTY-YEAR REUNION CLASS Greetings from the Calvin College Class of 1953 In my post-Calvin experiences, I have met, studied, and congratulations to each new graduate as you worked, and played with many people who were graduates receive your degree from Calvin College! of other colleges and universities across our country and The college you are leaving is considerably different from from other countries. Never have I felt that my education at the school we attended. The campus is beautiful, the buildings Calvin was inferior. I am proud that I can say this, and I am are modern and new, and your class is more than triple the sure that as the years pass, you will also feel the same way. size ours was. Yet over the fifty years some things have not Now, at your graduation, a most important time and changed at all. The dedication of the administration, the a very significant event, I would like to suggest to each interest in each student by devoted faculty, and the love, of you that before you leave the Calvin campus and support, and pride in your accomplishment from your family Grand Rapids, you take a moment to thank those most are the same today as they were at the time of our graduation. significant in your life—family, professors, and others— The opportunities, responsibilities, and challenges that for helping to make your Calvin experience what it has you face are all far greater than when our class graduated. been and for their sacrifices and support over the past The world is a far different place, and life is much more four years or more. You are the recipient of a priceless complex now than it was fifty years ago. Members of your treasure, a degree from Calvin College! You now Class of 2003 will scatter to many countries around the automatically become a member of a very exclusive and globe and represent many and varied professions and proud group—the Calvin College alumni. The members occupations, but they will always bear proudly the common of the Calvin Class of 1953 welcome you warmly. bond of having had a Christian, Calvin College education. Roger W. Postmus, Class of 1953

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

The Calvin Alumni Association is proud to present these recognition, including the fitting and signal honor of alumni with the Distinguished Alumni Award. Persons a knighthood in the Order of the Netherlands Lion. honored in such a way have been chosen by an independent “Within the historical community, the name of selection committee composed of alumni, faculty, and staff Robert P. Swierenga clearly ranks among the most and are endorsed by the Calvin Alumni Association Board. respected. Historians have acknowledged his contribu- Recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award have tion in many fields over the decades. While some made significant contributions to their fields of endeavor, scholars make their mark in one area, Bob has earned are recognized by their associates for outstanding achieve- great respect in the fields of American economic, ments, and manifest a Christian commitment that reflects agricultural, behavioral, and immigration history … ,” honor upon Calvin College. wrote David G. Vanderstel ’76, executive director of the National Council on Public History and a former Robert P. Swierenga ’57 Swierenga student. In his career as a historian, Robert P. Swierenga ’57 Swierenga is also an innovator, one of the very first has moved far beyond the Dutch enclave in which he people to use computers to interpret historical data. “Thus, was raised, yet much of his scholarship has traced the he helped to lay the groundwork for a new approach to comings and goings of centuries of his Dutch forbear- studying the past and for training new professionals in ers. It is a life’s work for which he has received ample those historical methods,” Vanderstel wrote. Born in Chicago in 1935, Swierenga was educated in methods with course lectures on Mesopotamia, the that city’s Christian schools before migrating to Calvin Middle Ages, and the Reformation. In retrospect, this College in September of 1953, a move he describes as too would contribute to his diversity in ways a junior “axiomatic” to the Christian Reformed community of appointment at a research facility could never have origin. “It was onze school—our school…. We didn’t done,” wrote Henry Stout, a Calvin colleague. really give much thought to alternatives,” he explained. Calvin also offered him a community where he took In his freshman year at Calvin, Swierenga, an his place in the lineup of the storied Faculty Fumblers aspiring business major, sought to drop a class, only to football team and served as a church elder. The words find himself nudged into his vocation. It was a history of his Iowa professors proved prophetic, however, class taught by Charles Miller, an “intimidating when in 1968 Swierenga accepted a position at Kent professor” newly arrived from the American University State University in Ohio. of Beirut. Henry Ryskamp, then the academic dean at His reasons for leaving Calvin demonstrate how well Calvin, counseled Swierenga to stay with the class. Swierenga exemplifies the college’s mission to reclaim “It didn’t take me long to discover that he was a every inch of creation for Christ. “I really felt called to master teacher who made history so interesting. He go to a secular university as a Christian. I felt I was really was my mentor,” Swierenga said of Miller. expendable as a professor and as a church member. With Miller’s encouragement, Swierenga earned his There were so many people here who could be strong master’s degree in history from Northwestern University. Christian professors and elders in the church.” For three years, he taught social studies at Pella Christian Swierenga was soon filling both roles in his new High School, while pursuing a doctorate at the State community. He was also a pioneer in the field of University of Iowa. During this time, he was also starting a quantitative analysis, using the earliest, monolithic large family. He had married Joan Boomker ex ’54 in 1956, IBM computers to upend conventional wisdom in and the couple eventually had three daughters—Suzannah, several historical fields. He rewrote the record on Celia, and Sarah—and two sons, Daniel and Robert, Jr. everything from Iowa tax auctions to the Dutch voting In 1965 Swierenga’s alma mater called in the person records in Abraham Lincoln’s election by doggedly of its president, William Spoelhof, asking him to fill in crunching the numbers. for a year for a history professor who was taking a one- It was during his three nearly decades at Kent State year leave. He took the position, despite the puzzle- that Swierenga began work on a treasure trove of Dutch ment of the Iowa faculty. emigration records he had discovered years before in the “Several professors said, ‘Why are you going to Calvin archives. The resulting book, Dutch Emigrants to Calvin? Why aren’t you going to the university some- the United States, South Africa, South America, and where?’” At the time, Calvin was considered an obscure Southeast Asia, 1835-1880: An Alphabetical Listing by school that couldn’t offer research opportunities. Household Heads and Independent Persons served as an Nevertheless, Swierenga returned again to what was authoritative reference for scholars of Dutch history. axiomatic. “In our circles—CRC circles—this was the “Prior to his work, nothing so complete had been epitome. You couldn’t ask better than to teach at Calvin.” compiled for persons of Dutch origin,” wrote Stout. The three years he spent at Calvin, from 1965 to When not analyzing history, Swierenga was 1968, were a training ground for the new professor. participating in it, and doing so in a redemptive way. “Something of Swierenga’s versatility was nurtured in On May 4, 1970, Ohio National Guardsmen fired on an these years as he alternated courses on American assembly of 200 protesters on the Kent State campus, history, the history of the frontier, and quantitative killing four students and wounding nine; Swierenga was in a building adjacent to the scene, praying about roots. “I’m really back in the Dutch ghetto again…. In a the situation with his colleagues. sense, I was coming back all the time,” he said. In the ensuing months, with the campus and town under martial law, with helicopters patrolling overhead Paul Vanden Bout ’61 and armed soldiers everywhere, Swierenga found a way The 1997 science-fiction movie Contact helped to exhort the student body. He taught in Kent State’s popularize radio astronomy. It also led to two major Free University, derived from informal campus “teach- misconceptions: that scientists actually hear things ins.” Unearthing his Calvin College Christian Perspec- from space, and that radio telescopes are primarily tive on Learning (CPOL) handbook, he taught a class on used to search for extraterrestrials. Christian worldview, along with classes on C. S. Lewis One thing Paul Vanden Bout ’61, an astrophysicist and Francis Schaeffer. “It was a non-credit course, so and longtime director of the National Radio Astronomy people only took it who wanted it,” he said. Observatory (NRAO), has never done is put on head- Scholarship continued to drive Swierenga. In 1996 phones. In fact, he has never heard anything from beyond he circled back yet again to his Dutch origins, becom- the earth. ing the Albertus C. Van Raalte Research Professor in “I guess the word radio throws people off,” said the institute of the same name at Hope College. On Vanden Bout in a 2002 interview for Spark magazine. June 10, 2000, at a conference honoring his career, “Radio telescopes are designed to make images of things Swierenga was accorded a surprising double honor. He in the universe, and different wavelengths produce was presented with a festschrift, a volume of essays different images. We’re simply adding different informa- written by his former graduate students. He also tion to what visible astronomy has given us. The Milky received a knighthood in the Order of the Netherlands Way, for example, is not just stars—there’s gas and dust Lion, bestowed on behalf of Queen Beatrix. particles and clouds of molecules. We’ve been able to The knighthood, he acknowledged, is a rare honor, delve into the origins of galaxies.” but so is the festschrift: “Probably my enduring legacy Radio astronomy was first recognized in 1932 as a will be my students,” he said. Both his students and his way to “view” things in the universe impossible to colleagues agree. Swierenga has supervised some forty observe with the eye or any visual telescope. The science doctoral dissertations. “He was not aloof and removed, did not catch on in the United States until the mid-1950s. but interested in the well-being of his students and their “Radio astronomy can detect molecules of all sorts, families, and he demonstrated a true care and concern which help us understand the makeup and origin of for each student as a person,” Vanderstel wrote. celestial bodies,” Vanden Bout said. Swierenga’s family also testifies to his warmth and caring Vanden Bout and colleague Robert Brown contrib- as a father. And he is quick to reciprocate, particularly when uted significantly to the scientific knowledge in this speaking of Joan. “She really bore the brunt (of raising the area in 1991 with the discovery of carbon monoxide in children) all those years. That’s why when I receive these an interstellar gas cloud ten times farther away than accolades, she shares in them,” he said. any other molecular gas cloud seen previously. The Not even honors slow Swierenga’s scholarly output. presence of carbon monoxide indicated stars were At this writing, he has published 16 books and over forming. Vanden Bout and Brown had discovered 130 articles. He sits on the boards of scholarly journals. evidence of one of the universe’s earliest galaxies. His latest book, a 900-page tome titled Dutch Chicago: Discoveries like this are mind-boggling to many of A History of the Hollanders in the Windy City us; yet for scientists like Vanden Bout they only (Eerdmans, 2002), once again revisits his cultural reinforce his belief in an amazing Creator God. “I know other scientists have had to grapple much twenty-seven-antenna system is the most powerful, more than I with the faith-and-science issue,” he said. flexible, and widely used radio telescope in the world. “It’s always been a fairly straightforward thing for me. I The Very Large Baseline Array (VBLA) telescope, a ten- don’t think the Bible is the source for ‘how’ questions; antenna system widely scattered across North America, it addresses the ‘why’ questions. Since Galileo’s time, was planned and built during Vanden Bout’s administra- some have worried that science will contradict the tion. It is the largest astronomical instrument on Earth. Bible. But if you don’t insist on the Bible being a Dedicated in 2000 under Vanden Bout’s direction, scientific textbook, you shouldn’t have that conflict.” the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia is the most A physics major at Calvin, Vanden Bout has always sophisticated large single-dish radio telescope ever been interested in science. After graduating from Calvin, he built. With a surface area of almost two acres, the put off his enrollment at MIT in physics to pursue a instrument offers access to the entire sky. Fulbright Scholarship in mathematics at the University of In his current position as interim director of the Heidelberg in Germany. There he became acquainted with Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA), Vanden Bout current U.S. Congressman and former Calvin physics is leading an international collaboration to build a sixty- professor Vern Ehlers ’56, who was in Germany on a NATO four-antenna telescope in Chile, which will collect the fellowship. Ehlers convinced Vanden Bout to attend UC- millimeter wavelength “light” given off by cool objects Berkley instead, where the young researcher met up with like the gas and dust near stars and galaxies. When Alex Dragt ’58. Both Ehlers and Dragt have also received ALMA is completed (by 2012), it will be the largest and the Distinguished Alumni Award from Calvin. most capable imaging array of telescopes in the world. In fact, Vanden Bout is the fourth physicist to be With the emergence of new technology like ALMA, recognized with this honor. “I am glad for the broad the radio astronomy field is constantly changing. Future recognition of the program in physics that Calvin has study of star formation in early universe galaxies like built and maintained over the years,” he said. this one is the intent of the ALMA project in Chile. After doing his post-doctoral work at Columbia “As a direct result of Paul’s efforts, scientists in the U.S. University, he accepted an appointment as a faculty have a complete suite of superb research facilities that is member at the University of Texas at Austin. While a more than adequate for the needs of radio astronomy in professor there, he established a collaboration between the first half of the twenty-first century and perhaps the school’s electrical engineering department and the beyond,” said Brown, deputy director of the NRAO. astronomy department to update an antenna that could Upon completing his term as interim director of the then be used for millimeter-wave astronomy, a field ALMA project this summer, Vanden Bout will be taking that Vanden Bout helped bring about from its infancy. a “traveling research sabbatical” with his wife, Rachel He and his colleagues used the University of Texas (Eggebeen) ’61. During this time, he hopes to discover Millimeter Wave Telescope to demonstrate that interstellar gas more about this vast universe of ours. clouds do indeed collapse to form stars and planetary systems. “Some people have a hard time with science because Vanden Bout was at the helm of the NRAO from 1985 of the deep desire for fixed answers,” said Vanden Bout. until last year, when he resigned as director to pursue his “Many want to ‘learn and know.’ But science is really a research interests. Under his leadership for seventeen way of thinking, of inquiry. We only think so at this years, the NRAO made several major advances. time. Some don’t want to live with that uncertainty. The Very Large Array (VLA) telescope in New “But for Christians, the most important answers are Mexico, dedicated in 1980, received funding for major already known. We don’t need pat answers to the mystery upgrades during Vanden Bout’s tenure. Today the of the universe. We are free to be curious explorers of planets, stars, and galaxies far beyond our imagining.” BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Darlene Meyering, B.A. Eastern Canada Assistant to the Board of Trustees Walter Neutel, M.A. Henry J. Stronks, Ph.D. Far West United States Carol Bremer-Bennett, B.A. Western Canada John W. DeVries, M.Div. Robert Koole, M.Ed. Charles Pasma, M.A. Alumni Trustees Great Plains Connie Northouse Brummel, M.A. Charles De Ridder, M.Div. Orin G. Gelderloos, Ph.D. Marjorie Youngsma, B.S. Central United States Bill Alphenaar, Jr., M.S. At-Large Trustees Edward Blankespoor, M.A. Elsa Prince Broekhuizen, B.A. Vern Boerman, M.A. Stephen C. L. Chong, J.D. Robert L. De Bruin, Ph.D. Jack Harkema, Ph.D. Craig Friesema, M.B.A. Milton Kuyers, M.B.A. John Joldersma, M.Div. Cecilia Mereness, B.A. Arnold Morren, M.A. Kenneth E. Olthof, M.B.A. Jack Postma, M.A. Jacquelyn Vander Brug, M.B.A. David Vander Ploeg, J.D. Eastern United States Janice VanDyke-Zeilstra, B.A. Douglas Bratt, M.Div. Cindi Veenstra, B.A. Maurice Williams, M.B.A. Norberto Edmundo Wolf, M.Div. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES 2002-2003

HONORS GRADUATES Arthur P. Dykhuis Nicholas J. Kolk Benjamin J. Souza Honors in Engineering Honors in Psychology Honors in Engineering These students have received Jenni A. Fetters Dorothy C. Lee Benjamin Spalink commemorative medallions Honors in Political Honors in Honors in English for their completion of all Science Communication Bobbi Sue Sutherland requirements in the Calivn Stacia E. Frens Disorders Honors in History College Honors Program. Honors in Religion Susan J. Lyon Honors in Latin Luke C. Gelinas Honors in French Rachel E. Ten Haaf Erin C. Beekhuis Honors in Philosophy Kevin J. Mejeur Honors in Business Honors in Kristy R. Gesink Honors in History Mardy Van Communication Arts & Honors in English Michael B. Mellema Honors in Political Sciences Mark T. Gordon Honors in Philosophy Science Sara M. Bennink Honors in Engineering Wesley S. Morgan Lisa M. VandenAkker Honors in Elementary Justin E. Grill Honors in Computer Honors in Accounting Education Honors in Psychology Science Nathaniel E. Van Denend Jennifer L. Bergman Melissa R. Gritter Kelli M. Mulder-Westrate Honors in Philosophy Honors in Religion Honors in 2002 Amber L. VanderMolen Abigail K. Bormann Communication Honors in English Honors in Philosophy Honors in Disorders Christopher D. O’Brien Abram C. Van Engen Communication Catherine R. Guiles Honors in Economics Honors in English Disorders Honors in English Chinelo S. Onwualu Honors in Philosophy Angela J. Busscher Brandon L. Hunt Honors in English Kristin J. Van Heukelem Honors in Psychology Honors in Political Andrea J. Pearson Honors in English Todd A. Buys Science Honors in Biochemistry David W. Van Norstrand Honors in Business Kristen M. Ippel Elizabeth A. Pyle Honors in Physics Kathryn E. Cartledge Honors in Religion Honors in Engineering Stacy L. Van Randwyk Honors in Music Kevin S. Katerberg Rebecca C. Quemada Honors in Elementary Education Honors in Engineering Honors in Biology Education Paul R. Christians Peter J. Klooster Laina M. Rowe Heather J. Van Vugt Honors in History Honors in Engineering Honors in Engineering Honors in Political James Clark Cully Jared D. Knol Michael C. Scholten Science Honors in Physics Honors in Biotechnology Honors in Physics Lisa K. Velzen Joanna C. De Moor Deborah L. Knott Allison M. Shively Honors in Engineering Honors in Social Work Honors in Biology Honors in Biology Lindsey A. Walters Matthew E. W. de Zoete Honors in Biology Honors in History MASTER OF EDUCATION Lisa M. Bulten Linda M. Jones Cynthia L. Potter Linda M. Chaffee Anne M Krenselewski Melissa A. Sculley Cherith J. Goodemoot George A. Petrusma Hong Yan Karen D. Ibarra Heather E. Post Zemin Zhang

BACHELOR OF ARTS OR Jana B. Bosscher Stacia E. Frens Rachel N. Klompmaker BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Stellita C. Bouma Kimberlee M. Frost Elizabeth A. Knoppers Jesse M. Bradley Luke C. Gelinas Rachael C. Koeson General Program: Dustin J. Brewer Rebekah L. Gelinas Megan J. Kok Humanities majors – Art, Kristyn E. Brouwer Kristy R. Gesink Carrie A. Lamie Micah J. Bruxvoort Tamara J. Goodrich Darrell W. Lawson Classics, Communication, Bradley P. Budde Thomas J. Grant Robin T. Leed English, Foreign Lan- Alisa A. Buma Matthew J. Gravelle Tiffany N. Leighton guages, History, Music, Susan E. Burchardt Michael T. Gruennert Derek P. Lew Philosophy, Religion & Rachel L. Busta Catherine R. Guiles Elizabeth C. Linder Theology Rebekah E. Calhoun Beth N. Gunnink Meagan R. Luhrs Lauren C. Cameron Evan R. Hamstra Susan J. Lyon Kathryn J. Acheson Claire M. Campana Monika C. Hardjowasito Daniel S. McCurdy Jeffrey L. Algera Kevin C. Carley Beth M. Heinen Kevin J. Mejeur Anne M. Anderson Jonathan A. Chadwick Friedrich F. Heule Michael B. Mellema Jeffrey S. Appel Paul R. Christians Joshua D. Hoekwater Jonathan B. Mensink Mariano I. Avila Rachel J. Coombs Ryan T. Hoke Katharine L. Meyer David A. Balow Elizabeth Cooper Kathryn E. Holt Erin M. Miller Aaron D. Bandstra Paul C. Cornils Carol R. Huber Rachael A. Miller Micah D. Bannister Maisie A. Covert Nicholas S. Hubbard Thomas G. Miller Nicole L. Bartels Tina L. Cyr Amanda E. Hughes Thomas J. Moes Stephanie L. Beck Terimarie R. Degree Jessica A. Huisjen Philip H. Mollenkof Danielle M. Beckman Kimberly L. DeHoog Anneke L. Huisman Stephanne M. Moorehead Jenna M. Beckman Amy S. De Jonge Amanda R. Hutchins Maria B. Mulder Erin C. Beekhuis Andrew R. de Jonge Kristen M. Ippel Meghan K. Nash Lauren T. Befus Cara L. DeJonge Debra J. Iwema Daniel J. Nietering Christian S. Bell Molly F. Delcamp Luke A. Janes Kelly A. O'Roark Jennifer L. Bergman Neal B. DeRoo Stephen C. Jarvis Attah G. Obande Joshua M. Bernstein Pamela N. DeYoung Jeremy P. Johnson Philip P. Oegema Kate A. Blacquiere Hendrik J. deZoete Jessica E. Johnson Babatomiwa E. Ojutalayo Gretchen C. Blech Matthew E. deZoete Danielle E. Jones Chrystin D. Ondersma Elizabeth M. Blood Elizabeth A. Dieleman Jessica E. Jones Chinelo S. Onwualu Mark P. Bogertman Matthew S. Draft Benjamin R. Katt James M. Osborn Cheryl A. Bootsma Holly B. Durden Melissa A. Keeley Erin L. Osgerby Noah P. Borgondy David Ellens Ryan P. Kennedy Peter J. Oudbier Sandra B. Bork Margaret E. Foster Justin B. Kent Michelle M. Ounanian Benjamin M. Boss Benjamin P. Frederiksen Katie E. Kleyn Laura R. Patten John A. Patton Kyle M. Smith Eunice Tong Steven F. Visser Douglas C. Pettibone Julie K. Snoeyink David J. Tyson Rebekah Vizdos Barbara A. Pezet Li Tying Soh Barbara E. Van Cleave Sarah R. Vossler Marc W. Pitts Benjamin Spalink Anjean M. Vanden Bosch Elizabeth A. Waid Leslie Y. Pratt Anneke Spee Nathaniel E. Van Denend Jeffrey D. Warners Tamara R. Pullen Edward J. Speyers Melissa J. Vander Kamp Jennifer K. Weinhold William B. Refvem Karen E. Statler Amber L. VanderMolen Jessica E. Weinhold Brian S. Risselada Julia S. Steele Joel A. Vander Zee Christina L. Welsh Daniel J. Roels Rebecca L. Stein Kevin C. Vande Streek Benjamin D. Wiers Adam R. Rutan Andrew T. Stob Anna M. Van Drie Amie R. Woldman Elizabeth A. Schepel Bobbi S. Sutherland Jackson A. VanDyke Kevin S. Wolters Elizabeth A. Schlaupitz Lee W. Sytsma Abram C. Van Engen Suzanne M. Yi Kimberly M. Schuette Susan A. Sytsma Kristin J. VanHeukelem Steven E. Zaagman Jennifer L. Scott Jaime L. Teixeira Kristen M. Van Kuiken Robin F. Zahir Michelle L. Scripps Charles T. Telep Sarah L. VanKuiken Jonathan D. Zeyl Matthew R. Sluiter Ruth E. Terry Abigail J. Van Vugt Kelly A. Ziegler Andrew B. Smith Cherie A. Tigchelaar Christopher L. Verkaik Stacy M. Zook Courteney P. Smith Shirley C. Tom Laura J. Vierstra

BACHELOR OF ARTS OR Julie A. DeBoer Charles C. Koole Grant M. Schoonover BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Aaron D. De Ward Jill K. Koster Rebecca E. Scott Jonathon A. Ditlev Benjamin T. Krygsheld Florence G. So General Science: Robert W. Dyksen Joseph M. Ku Jamie L. Steffes Science majors – Biology, Michael J. Eldersveld Todd T. Lavery Jason J. Stegink Andrea A. Essenmacher Nicholas J. Marcus Christopher Ten Harmsel Chemistry, Computer Jill S. Friesema Benjamen R. Meyer Eli J. Thomas Science, Geography, Joshua M. Gabrielse Jagila Minso Leigh K. Tickner Geology, Environmental Kenia Garcia Timothy J. Molenbeek Annelia L. Tinklenberg Studies, Mathematics, Carol R. Genzink Corinna G. Moon Jacob T. Vander Plas Physics Lisa E. Green Benjamin J. Mouw David W. Van Norstrand Leah Greydanus Jonathan T. Niehof Eric D. Veenstra Eric J. Bengtson Justin E. Grill Andrea J. Pearson Molly R. Veldkamp Ryan M. Bierma Viviana L. Han Adrian J. Penninga Elizabeth A. Voigt Justin W. Bouw Kyle R. Hommes Eric G. Plantinga Katie M. Wahl David P. Bytwerk Kathleen M. Hughes Joshua D. Post Lindsey A. Walters James C. Cully Emily E. Joling Renee M. Potgeter Teresa L. Whalen Jennifer A. Curtis Jonathan B. Karnes Rebecca C. Quemada Sarah E. Wind Jonathan Daining Jeremy C. Kielstra Carolyn E. Rumph Erika L. Woldman Emily E. Darany Jared D. Knol Brian W. Scheeringa Jessica R. Youngren Deborah L. Knott Michael C. Scholten Nicole E. Zylman BACHELOR OF ARTS OR Max E. Butterfield Michael H. Fennema Bradley D. Kirker BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jeffrey T. Buttery Jenni A. Fetters A. Mark Koldenhoven Todd A. Buys Pei-Lynn Foo Nicholas J. Kolk General Program: Social Garrett J. Byma Elizabeth C. Frens Stephanie J. Kooima Science majors – Business, Rachel A. Cargill Nathan R. Funk Rachael L. Koops Tyler D. Castle Hannah R. Gage Jonathan E. Korringa Criminal Justice, Econom- Nathan J. Chambers Emily J. Geenen Brian R. Koster ics, Physical Education, Daniel R. Chandler Rachel A. Geerlings Andrew G. Kotman Political Science, Andrea M. Charbeneau Chrislene George Nathan J. Kraai Psychology, Sociology Florence S. Chung Katherine E. Gibson Colin W. Kraay Jennifer L. Chupp Yuanita Gitamara Ryan R. Kragt Brian R. Aalbers Daniel W. Clemo Chad W. Goote Scott D. Kravitz Stephen T. Abbring Jessica B. Clevering John H. Grasmeyer Laurie B. Kreuze Michael J. Achterhof Matthew K. Cooke Matthew R. Haan Paul A. Kubinski Melissa N. Allison Deana L. Crawford Justin F. Hassani Anne N. Kuiper Jennifer N. Anslow Thomas E. Cremer Robin J. Heemstra James M. Kuipers Cinthia M. Arroyo Mark D. Dahl Patricia E. Heins Jonathan M. La Fleur Rebecca J. Austen Rebekah A. Dahlem Jeremy A. Heise Margo E. Lawrence Rachel A. Baber Amanda M. Dam Jen E. Heinz Rae M. Lieb Daniel A. Baez Sarah J. Davis Brian L. Helms Peter Lindemulder, III Megan E. Bagnall Adam H. DeHoek Nathan P. Herrema Benjamin C. Lion Robert L. Baker, III Matthew S. De Hoek Peter B. Heslinga Jennifer J. Los David J. Bartels Nicole L. Deiters Rebecca J. Hibma Laura B. Luchies Evan J. Beaugard Daniel J. Dekker Emily K. Hintz Stephen S. Luchies Julia A. Belanus John D. DeKorne Tricia M. Hodge Mara K. McGuin Kimberly S. Bergman Krista L. DeMaagd Lisa J. Hoekzema Seth P. McLaughlin April M. Berkenpas Benjamin J. DeMots Daniel S. Hollingsworth Shawn M. McNeiece Nathan A. Blore Derek L. De Weerd Shandra L. Hop Christopher J. Medema Adrienne B. Bockheim Michael P. De Witt Rebecca M. Horton Jennifer A. Medema Joanna Marie B. Boer Eric W. De Young Daniel J. Hubers Michael T. Minnema Lori D. Bos Ryan A. Diepstra Christina J. Huizenga Ross D. Mulder Joel R. Bosch Nicholas S. Dykert Krista R. Huizinga Ji-Hyun Nam Rebecca J. Bosma Sara E. Dykstra Jessica L. Huls Robert A. Newman Kara B. Bouws Joseph S. Eelkema Brandon L. Hunt Daniel C. Nyhof Rachel D. Brink Susan R. Eerdmans Kelly M. Hunt Christopher D. O'Brien Donald W. Brown Jessica L. Einfeld Jonathan K. Hutchful Abimbola A. Obisesan Karen E. Brown David A. Ekkens Justin N. Hutt Julie F. Oppenhuizen Abigail R. Bruss James A. Eldersveld Kimberly R. Huyser Laura B. Oswald Eric R. Buikema Arie J. Eppinga Betty J. Hysong Matthew A. Park Bradley J. Bulthuis Alissa A. Erbland Francis O. Ikwueme Rebecca S. Parrott Allison N. Bultman Carin R. Erbland Matthew J. Ippel Scott J. Pell Abigail J. Bush Leticia Espinoza-Gutierrez Rachel M. Kalinowski Dean F. Pettinga Angela J. Busscher Erin K. Estes Jordan B. Kamps Justin C. Pfruender Sarah L. Buter Katherine J. Ettema Karen E. Kang Megan E. Piersma Michael A. Buteyn Christine L. Favazza Katie L. Kett Mark D. Raymo Seth D. Renkema Debra F. Slopsema Jill A. Vander Bie Brett E. Verkaik Chad L. Reynolds Joel P. Speyers Kristin G. VanderKam Allison M. Vermeer Kimberly A. Rhoads Brad C. Stolman Pieter D. Vander Laan Justin P. Visser Rebecca L. Rietema Andrew J. Storteboom Ryan B. Vander Naald Timothy C. Voss Timothy F. Roberts Lisa M. Stoub Jon D. Vander Plas Daniel J. Vriesema Nicole J. Robertson David M. Swierenga Joshua P. Vander Wiele Mark W. Wells Christopher D. Roelofs Jonathan H. Tamminga David A. VanderWoude Anthony D. Westhouse Calvin P. Roskam Rachel E. TenHaaf Reshae K. Vanderzwan Rebecca J. Wickline David N. Rung Richard A. Thomas Angelique R. VanDyke David J. Wieringa Nathan R. Russell Jeremy J. Thompson Matthew L. Van Dyken Jason R. Wigboldy Kimberly A. Schaver Angela L. Thullen James A. Van Hekken Melissa S. Wilcox Timothy A. Scholten Steven C. Tigchelaar Melinda A. Van Kirk Ellen A. Winohradsky Dustin R. Senneker Sarah M. Tinholt Ryan D. Van Puffelen Matthew J. Wojczynski Michael E. Sherman Luther M. Trook Anthony L. VanTimmeren Kimberly J. Zeilstra Cristin P. Siska Paul A. Trowbridge Heather J. Van Vugt Thomas V. Zeilstra Sally A. Skodinski Laura J. Tucker Joshua J. Veeneman John W. Zigterman Drew Slager Mardy Van Jeremy S. Veenstra Robyn A. Zylstra Emerald M. Slagh Daniel M. VanderBaan Kristin J. Veenstra

BACHELOR OF ARTS OR Nancy A. Buist Scott J. Kerkstra Jodie L. Reidsma BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Susan E. Coates Kelly M. Koedyker Marcie A. Shields Julie B. De Vries Kara M. Koziarz Jill A. Sloothaak Education Program: Gayle K. Dingler Karen L. Kredit Emily Talen Elementary Education Amy K. Dykhouse Valerie L. Kuster Benjamin R. Talsma Laura E. Dykhouse Shanda J. Landman Kathryn M. Van Beek Paul D. Adams Kimberly S. Dykstra Lena M. Lawe Amanda J. VanDenBosch Leslie A. Arnson Brianne D. Ensing Kristyn E. Lynch Jenny L. Vander Boon Erika K. Arviko Tricia J. Feyen Trisha A. Mclellan Jennifer A. VanDerHeide Elisha J. Bednarz Amber L. Gort Sara M. Nieuwkoop Tina M. Vander Molen Sara M. Bennink Rebecca L. Haagsma Daniel W. Noteboom Stacy L. Van Randwyk Amy S. Berends Kimberly J. Hendricks Jennifer D. Ophoff Tamela L. Vermeulen Sara B. Birdsall Laura J. Hoekstra Timothy C. Paauw Eric W. Vogelzang Kristin J. Blamer Maria L. Hoekstra Holly J. Petkewicz Becky A. Warp Robert J. Boersma Deborah E. Hoffman Kate J. Poortenga Sarah K. Whitney Audra B. Bol Christopher T. Huizinga Camilla R. Pott Ann M. Wisotzke Sarah K. Bos Janelle E. Hurst Susan M. Potter Natalie A. Wright Michelle L. Boyd Abigail A. Johnson Amanda D. Quick Crystal M. Zuidema Lynnae C. Brink Sara E. Kammeraad Kristine J. Ray Education Program: Erin B. Dykstra Nathan M. Kok Rebecca J. Smith Secondary Education Robert J. Erskine Erin L. Kuperus Erin B. Sytsma Melanie L. Flick Candace M. Lutke Ari J. Tenyenhuis David W. Aupperlee Lynnelle A. Funk Marilee F. Marsman Jeannette R. Tenyenhuis Robert E. Bakker Christopher J. Anna M. McBride Joel P. Tlachac William J. Bassow, Jr. Gackenheimer Lindsay M. McHolme Anne M. Vander Laan Jonathan T. Beutlich Tiffany M. Gerig Joel A. Nagelkirk Rachel L. VanderLugt Kelly M. Blumline Steven G. Hall Katie J. Nagelkirk Elizabeth A. Vande Vrede Justin M. Bolt Joanne E. Haven Laura C. Park Christopher G. VanDyken Lori A. Bolt Jessica L. Head Junee R. Platero Keith A. Van Goor Thomas M. Bratt Adam M. Heath Nicholas G. Ploegstra Renae L. VanGroningen Leah A. Bruskewitz Lindsay J. Herwerden Lisa B. Ponstine Amanda S. Van Proyen Elizabeth A. Byl Marcel Hoff Cheryl L. Potter Amy R. Van Stensel Kathryn E. Cartledge Deborah M. Hook Elise E. Preston Julie R. Vermerris Bethany C. DeRidder Richard K. Hook Thomas A. Retsema Jodi N. Vermeulen Erin M. De Young Robert J. Hooker Scott E. Ritsema Jane K. Visser Andrew W. Drake Rick H. Huizinga Lissa M. Sainz Gregory A. Wojczynski Diane M. Duda Jessica D. Jackson Joel H. Schreuder Michelle L. Zeerip Tricia J. Dyk Ryan D. Jackson Melissa M. Schuiteman Jeremy R. Zuidema Benjamin J. Dykhouse Brian P. Karsten Allison M. Shively

Education Program: Emily J. Alsum Emily L. Mejeur Christina M. Thiesen Special Education Emily B. Beard Heather N. Paulson Matthew C. Uekert Janelle R. Boomsma Jennifer L. Plakmeyer Leah B. Vander Ploeg Sarah L. Brouwer Holly J. Roth Ruthanne Verwys Cassandra L. Carlisle Sarah E. Rottman Megan L. Visser Sonia M. Cole Jennifer N. Siegrist Nora B. Will Kelly A. Groenewal Andrea S. Smeenk Hofing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lisa K. Aardema Justin D. Gritter Eric S. Scholma IN ACCOUNTANCY Kevin J. Beimers Kate E. Harms Jonathan N. Sluis Steven J. Bishop Scott J. Koning Cory P. Surdam Aaron M. Bouw Eric S. Kroonenberg Jonathan A. Sytsma Daniel J. Buist Min K. Lee Jill A. TerMolen Mickey A. Carolan Justin R. Lemmen Nicholas J. Van Berkel Karl A. Eerdmans Jeremy J. Louters Lisa M. VandenAkker Daniel D. Einfeld Sarah E. Pfister John W. Vander Ploeg Paul M. Feyen Amber J. Post BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Katrina K. Bialik Lisa A. Haaksma Matthew R. Nesbitt IN COMMUNICATION Abigail K. Bormann Sarah J. Lawrence Emily C. Piekarczyk DISORDERS Kristi E. Bowden Dorothy C. Lee Alyssa R. Scott Courtney A. DeRuiter Elizabeth R. Mudde Andrea M. Stith Melissa R. Gritter

BACHELOR OF MacKenzie D. Cumings Matthew R. Hanchett Wesley S. Morgan COMPUTER SCIENCE Kevin J. DeGraaf Brian R. Johnson Christopher B. Wieringa Allison I. Gliesman Anthony Karsten Jonathan A. Zylstra

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Mark T. Gordon Joshua A. Lutter Philip P. Schonewill IN ENGINEERING Samuel N. Gustafson Joshua P. Manion Stephen J. Schuh Ross W. Haveman Keith F. McClymonds Joshua J. Slattery Jeremy C. Andrus Jeremy J. Heersink Daniel J. Meyering David R. Smit Adam R. Bonner Justin D. Jansen Robert J. Nelesen Aaron J. Snyder Susan E. Bosma Brian D. Jewell Samson N. Okoh Benjamin J. Souza Joel R. Buurma Ryan D. Johnson Steven E. Oosting Gabriel N. Tannor Tamani L. Cervantes Suzanne R. Jung Carl J. Otte Brian D. Timmer David W. De Groot Kevin S. Katerberg Jamie L. Overweg Jeffrey S. Triezenberg Darren L. De Ronde Eric J. Klompmaker Adam T. Peterson Joseph D. VanDerPuy Amanda I. De Vries Peter J. Klooster Elizabeth A. Pyle Dirk T. Van Essendelft David P. DeVries Joe J. Klynstra Laina M. Rowe Joshua W. VanSchepen Curtis R. Diller Leslie P. Kuipers Jeffrey D. Rozema Lisa K. Velzen Matthew M. Dykhouse Neil W. Kuyvenhoven Paul A. Ryckbost Nathan A. Ver Heul Arthur P. Dykhuis Tor I. Larsen Sumanth K. Sampath Matthew J. Wiersma Nathan A. Eastway

BACHELOR OF Daniel J. Cooper Ryan S. Thompson FINE ARTS Diane D. DeKorte Marguerite S. White

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE April L. Brewster Lori A. Kooyenga Allison B. Roedema IN NURSING Julie A. Bush Elizabeth G. Kreulen Karen J. Roudabush Katharine E. Davis Elise S. Lappinga Holly M. Schellenberg Sara M. Baas Lisa M. DeRoo Melissa J. Mahloy Arevig M. Setian Elizabeth M. Balow Alida M. Eenigenburg Elizabeth K. Martin Jennifer A. Succop Sarah J. Bilthouse Wendy A. Freeland Kerri A. McLaren Renee E. Thatcher Cynthia M. Biswas Rachael A. Gjeltema Kathleen S. Miller Krista J. Tigchelaar William J. Bogertman Marissa R. Glewen Tiffany J. Miller Jill M. VanderVeen Jill L. Bolkema Maggie Helmers Beth S. Nienhuis Sandra A. VanLeeuwen Melissa J. Bos Emily S. Holtvluwer Katie B. Nydam Kelly P. VerMerris Jessica K. Bosma Kristen L. Hoogstra Sarah E. Peterson Nancy J. Veurink Elizabeth A. Bosscher Kara M. Kerkstra Nicole R. Robertson Emily D. Wissink BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Carolyn R. Beach Sarah L. Hoogeboom Lindy J. Van Haitsma IN RECREATION Lydia J. Boonstra Elizabeth L. Kolk Susan R. Walters Anoli J. Bragdon Kristin J. Kuiphof Megan M. Zeinstra Katherine T. Crawford Julie M. Smith

BACHELOR OF Saioa M. Aranceta Jeanette M. Feddes Jennifer L. Stevens SOCIAL WORK Roslynn K. Azzam Erin J. Fuller Sonia A. Sundberg Elizabeth J. Berry Jane K. Heerema Sarah E. Ten Broek Stephanie M. Brock Daniel P. Hekman Anna E. Ter Beek Julia M. Carlson Katy L. Karsten Hilary J. Thege Johanna E. Dean Betsy A. Klaasen Jennifer M. Ubels Aubrey L. DeBoer Lindsay R. Medema Theresa A. van der Jagt Joanna C. De Moor Patricia H. Puskar Sara M. Van Grouw Mary-Jane De Vries Melissa E. Roelofs Sarah L. VanSchepen Nicole A. Dykstra Jennifer R. Roskamp Kate E. Van Sprange Julie B. Dyson Cindy Santos Hope R. Wolthuis Amy J. Ennenga Rachel M. Sneller CANDIDATES WHO HAVE BEEN AWARDED GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND ASSISTANTSHIPS

Abigail K. Bormann Fellowship (Speech Pathology), Purdue; Scholarship, Boston University; Assistantship, Bowling Green State University

Micah J. Bruzvoort Essenbaggers Scholarship, Calvin Theological Seminary

Kevin C. Carley Scholarship (History), Marquette University

James C. Cully Fellowship (Physics), University of Michigan

Adam H. de Hoek Research Assistantship (Psychology), Loyola University, Wayne State University

Emily J. Geenen Teaching Assistantship (Psychology), Wayne State University

Luke C. Gelinas Yale University Divinity School Scholarship

Yuanita Gitamara The Ed & Betty Hoogstra Scholarship, Calvin Theological Seminary

Melissa R. Gritter Fellowship (Speech Pathology), Central Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University: Assistantship, Bowling Green State University, Western Michigan University

Allison B. Hoogheem Assistantship (Speech Pathology), Case Western, Syracuse University, Temple University

Brian R. Johnson Assistantship (Computer Science), Purdue University

Benjamin R. Knott Kuyers Family Scholarship, Calvin Theological Seminary

Elizabeth C. Linder Scholarship (Music Therapy), Colorado State University

Laura B. Luchies Dean's Fellowship (Psychology), University of California-Riverside

Sarah Davis Plantinga University Fellowship (Education), University of Michigan

Rebecca C. Quemada Scholarship (Medicine), Loyola University

Mark D. Raymo Fellowship, Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary

Adriana M. Ribeiro Assistantship (Speech Pathology), James Madison University

Daniel J. Roels Kunnen Scholarship, Calvin Theological Seminary

Philip P. Schonewill Teaching Assistantship (Chemical Engineering), University of Notre Dame Michael C. Scholten Teaching Assistantship (Physics), University of Maryland

Benjamin J. Souza Trustee Scholarship & Research Assistantship (Structural Engineering), University of Maine

Jennifer L. Stevens Teaching Assistantship, Scholarship (Social Work), McMaster University

Bobbi S. Sutherland Teaching Assistantship (Comparative Literature), Indiana University; Medieval Studies Fellowship, University of Illinois; University Fellowship, Yale; Sage Fellowship, Cornell

Lee W. Sytsma Soli Deo Gloria Scholarship, Calvin Theological Seminary

Susan A. Sytsma Princeton Seminary Grant, Princeton Theological Seminary; Graham Scholar, Gordon Conwell Seminary

Dirk T. VanEssendelft University Fellowship (Chemical Engineering), University of California, Irvine

Kristin J. VanHeukelem University Fellowship (Linguistics), Northwestern University; Foreign Language and Areas Studies Fellowship, University of Illinois-Champaign

Lindsey A. Walters Distinguished Fellowship (Zoology), Michigan State University

Jessica E. Weinhold Norma Tate Rich Scholarship, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary GRADUATES WHO RECEIVED CALVIN-AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2002-2003

Calvin National Merit Brian R. Johnson Roger W. Heyns Michael H. Fennema Scholars Ryan D. Johnson Presidential Scholarship Jenni A. Fetters Donald W. Brown Rachel N. Klompmaker Adam H. DeHoek Lynnelle A. Funk MacKenzie D. Cumings Deborah L. Knott Beth N. Gunnink Mark T. Gordon Kevin J. DeGraaf Nicholas J. Kolk Kristen M. Ippel Justin D. Gritter Michael P. De Witt Sarah J. Lawrence Jonathan B. Mensink Melissa R. Gritter Benjamin P. Frederiksen Laura B. Luchies Kevin S. Katerberg William R. Kenan, Jr. Stacia E. Frens Candace M. Lutke Peter J. Klooster Presidential Scholarship James M. Kuipers Michael B. Mellema Stephanie J. Kooima Todd T. Lavery Erin M. Miller Kathryn J. Acheson Charles C. Koole Wesley S. Morgan Stephanne M. Moorehead Laura B. Oswald Erin L. Kuperus Rebecca C. Quemada Daniel W. Noteboom Jonathan A. Zylstra Derek P. Lew Laina M. Rowe Christopher D. O'Brien Meagan R. Luhrs Laura R. Patten James E. Smith Lindsay R. Medema Kimberly M. Schuette Presidential Scholarship Julia S. Steele Lisa B. Ponstine Laura C. Park Elizabeth A. Pyle Samuel N. Gustafson Megan E. Piersma Benjamin R. Talsma Benjamin Spalink Jennifer M. Ubels Mark D. Raymo Amber J. Post Abram C. Van Engen Kimberly A. Rhoads Kunnen Family Leslie Y. Pratt Kristin J. VanHeukelem Daniel J. Roels Presidential Scholarship Thomas A. Retsema Michael C. Scholten Elizabeth A. Schlaupitz Lindsey A. Walters Sara M. Bennink Allison M. Shively Jennifer L. Scott Presidential Scholarship Courteney P. Smith Calvin Mosaic Award Rebecca E. Scott Roslynn K. Azzam Anna E. Ter Beek Evan R. Hamstra Karen E. Statler Sara M. Baas Eli J. Thomas Amanda E. Hughes Jennifer L. Stevens Jennifer L. Bergman Shirley C. Tom Joshua D. Post Lisa M. VandenAkker Kelly M. Blumline Kathryn M. Van Beek Lissa M. Sainz Amanda J. VanDenBosch Lydia J. Boonstra Nathaniel E. Van Denend Rachel E. TenHaaf Rachel L. VanderLugt Abigail K. Bormann Jenny L. Vander Boon Mardy Van Dirk T. Van Essendelft Aaron M. Bouw Jacob T. Vander Plas Renae L. VanGroningen Justin W. Bouw David W. Van Norstrand Milton and Carol Kuyers Lisa K. Velzen Michelle L. Boyd Amanda S. Van Proyen Family Mosaic Award Justin P. Visser Lynnae C. Brink Stacy L. Van Randwyk Kenia Garcia Katie M. Wahl Bradley J. Bulthuis Elizabeth A. Voigt Kimberly R. Huyser Natalie A. Wright Michelle L. Zeerip Jessica E. Jones Todd A. Buys Board of Trustees Dean's Kelly A. Ziegler Jaime L. Teixeira Kathryn E. Cartledge Scholarship James C. Cully Board of Trustees Dean's Scholarship Micah D. Bannister Jennifer A. Curtis Presidential Scholarship Molly F. Delcamp Rebecca J. Austen Abigail R. Bruss Erin M. De Young Gretchen C. Blech Erin C. Beekhuis Joanna C. De Moor Matthew E. deZoete Angela J. Busscher Lori A. Bolt Bethany C. DeRidder Gayle K. Dingler Neal B. DeRoo Adam R. Bonner Jessica L. Head David Ellens Erin K. Estes Jesse M. Bradley Benjamin R. Katt Melanie L. Flick Joshua M. Gabrielse Karen E. Brown Katie J. Nagelkirk Anneke Spee Nancy A. Buist Emily J. Geenen Henrietta Bontekoe Nursing Max E. Butterfield Kristy R. Gesink Henrietta Bontekoe Nursing Dean's Scholarship Claire M. Campana Rebecca L. Haagsma Presidential Scholarship Sarah J. Davis Allison B. Roedema Matthew R. Hanchett Lisa M. DeRoo Benjamin J. DeMots Jacobsen Family Dean's Jessica A. Huisjen Marissa R. Glewen Brian D. Jewell Amanda I. De Vries Scholarship Curtis R. Diller Tiffany M. Gerig Faculty Honors Susan J. Lyon Kevin J. Beimers Christopher D. Roelofs Scholarship Nicholas J. Marcus Jonathan T. Beutlich Melissa M. Schuiteman Anne M. Anderson Anna M. McBride Sara B. Birdsall Michael E. Sherman Jeremy C. Andrus Seth P. McLaughlin Adrienne B. Bockheim Sally A. Skodinski Carolyn R. Beach Emily L. Mejeur Cheryl A. Bootsma Jill A. Sloothaak Danielle M. Beckman Thomas G. Miller Noah P. Borgondy Jonathan N. Sluis Kimberly S. Bergman Holly J. Petkewicz Joel R. Bosch Brad C. Stolman Katrina K. Bialik Sarah E. Pfister Rebecca J. Bosma Andrew J. Storteboom Jill L. Bolkema Seth D. Renkema Daniel J. Buist Jaime L. Teixeira Justin M. Bolt Sarah E. Rottman Alisa A. Buma Angela L. Thullen Janelle R. Boomsma Jeffrey D. Rozema Rachel L. Busta Annelia L. Tinklenberg Lori D. Bos Kimberly A. Schaver Rebekah E. Calhoun Jill A. Vander Bie Sarah K. Bos Brian W. Scheeringa Tyler D. Castle Jennifer A. VanDerHeide Kara B. Bouws Philip P. Schonewill Rachel J. Coombs Anne M. Vander Laan April L. Brewster Debra F. Slopsema Daniel J. Cooper Jon D. Vander Plas Kristyn E. Brouwer Andrea M. Stith Daniel J. Dekker John W. Vander Ploeg Sarah L. Brouwer Erin B. Sytsma Diane D. DeKorte Angelique R. VanDyke Leah A. Bruskewitz Susan A. Sytsma Jessica L. Einfeld Ryan D. Van Puffelen Elizabeth Cooper Jeannette R. Tenyenhuis Michael J. Eldersveld Eric D. Veenstra Deana L. Crawford Paul A. Trowbridge Alissa A. Erbland Brett E. Verkaik Rebekah A. Dahlem Laura J. Tucker Nathan R. Funk Anthony D. Westhouse Jonathan Daining David J. Tyson Friedrich F. Heule Nicole E. Zylman Elizabeth A. Vande Vrede Laura J. Hoekstra Amy S. De Jonge Board of Trustees Honors Kristen M. Van Kuiken Joshua D. Hoekwater Darren L. De Ronde Scholarship Eric W. De Young Amy R. Van Stensel Lisa J. Hoekzema Christopher L. Verkaik Deborah E. Hoffman Elizabeth A. Bosscher Hendrik J. deZoete Meghan K. Nash Laura E. Dykhouse Jane K. Visser Ryan T. Hoke Elizabeth A. Waid Kyle R. Hommes Robert J. Nelesen Matthew M. Dykhouse Elise E. Preston Arthur P. Dykhuis Marguerite S. White Justin N. Hutt Christopher B. Wieringa Debra J. Iwema Rachel M. Sneller Erin B. Dykstra Jeremy R. Zuidema Nicole A. Dykstra Sarah E. Wind Abigail A. Johnson Robert J. Erskine Kimberly J. Zeilstra Katie E. Kleyn Henrietta Bontekoe Nursing Jared D. Knol Elizabeth C. Frens Board of Trustees Faculty Honors Scholarship Kelly M. Koedyker Kenia Garcia Honors Scholarship Kara M. Kerkstra Nathan M. Kok Rachel A. Geerlings Micah J. Bruxvoort Tiffany J. Miller Rebekah L. Gelinas Brian R. Koster Katherine E. Gibson Kara M. Koziarz Calvin Multicultural Award Justin E. Grill Lisa E. Green Evan R. Hamstra Laurie B. Kreuze Tamani L. Cervantes Catherine R. Guiles Valerie L. Kuster Emily E. Darany Kate E. Harms Kimberly R. Huyser Robin J. Heemstra Min K. Lee Terimarie R. Degree Kevin J. Mejeur Tiffany N. Leighton Chrislene George Kimberly J. Hendricks Elizabeth R. Mudde Lindsay J. Herwerden Joshua A. Lutter Emily K. Hintz Robert J. Hooker Henrietta Bontekoe Nursing Marilee F. Marsman Derek P. Lew Brandon L. Hunt Faculty Honors Scholarship Maria B. Mulder Philip H. Mollenkof Kelly M. Hunt Sarah J. Bilthouse Daniel J. Nietering Junee R. Platero Matthew J. Ippel Beth S. Nienhuis Sara M. Nieuwkoop Nicole J. Robertson Rachel M. Kalinowski Abimbola A. Obisesan Cindy Santos Melissa A. Keeley Johannes and Charlotte Andrea J. Pearson Jennifer L. Scott Katie L. Kett Moss Plekker Memorial Kate J. Poortenga Florence G. So Joe J. Klynstra Faculty Honors Amanda D. Quick Benjamin Spalink Rachael L. Koops Andrea A. Essenmacher Kristine J. Ray Rebecca L. Stein Rebecca L. Rietema Christopher Ten Harmsel Justin R. Lemmen Honors Scholarship Benjamin C. Lion Brian S. Risselada Ruth E. Terry Emily J. Alsum Jeremy J. Louters Scott E. Ritsema Shirley C. Tom Nicole L. Bartels Stephen S. Luchies Transfer Student Academic Achievement Catherine R. Guiles Patricia H. Puskar Scholarship Award Matthew R. Haan Sarah E. Rottman Jana B. Bosscher Erika K. Arviko Daniel P. Hekman Cindy Santos Jessica B. Clevering Nicole L. Bartels Lindsay J. Herwerden Kimberly A. Schaver Susan E. Coates Lauren T. Befus Friedrich F. Heule Elizabeth A. Schepel Elizabeth A. Dieleman Amy S. Berends Ryan T. Hoke Debra F. Slopsema Nicholas S. Dykert Justin M. Bolt Sarah L. Hoogeboom Andrea S. Smeenk Hofing Tricia J. Feyen Lori A. Bolt Robert J. Hooker Rachel M. Sneller Betty J. Hysong Noah P. Borgondy Jonathan K. Hutchful Jennifer L. Stevens Jessica E. Johnson Joel R. Bosch Amanda R. Hutchins Andrew J. Storteboom Kathleen S. Miller Kristi E. Bowden Justin D. Jansen Sonia A. Sundberg Jagila Minso Abigail R. Bruss Jessica E. Johnson Bobbi S. Sutherland Chinelo S. Onwualu Micah J. Bruxvoort Jordan B. Kamps Erin B. Sytsma Susan M. Potter Daniel J. Buist Brian P. Karsten Jonathan H. Tamminga Patricia H. Puskar Alisa A. Buma Melissa A. Keeley Jeannette R. Tenyenhuis Nicole J. Robertson Julie A. Bush Kara M. Kerkstra Angela L. Thullen Nicole R. Robertson Florence S. Chung Peter J. Klooster Paul A. Trowbridge Carolyn E. Rumph Jessica B. Clevering Jared D. Knol Laura J. Tucker Lissa M. Sainz Daniel J. Cooper Rachael C. Koeson Jennifer A. VanDerHeide Lee W. Sytsma Jonathan Daining Laurie B. Kreuze Rachel L. VanderLugt Sarah E. Ten Broek Courtney A. DeRuiter Darrell W. Lawson Amber L. VanderMolen Mardy Van Eric W. De Young Dorothy C. Lee Jon D. Vander Plas Allison M. Vermeer Hendrik J. deZoete Min K. Lee Joel A. Vander Zee Timothy C. Voss Nicholas S. Dykert Stephen S. Luchies Reshae K. Vanderzwan Teresa L. Whalen Laura E. Dykhouse Meagan R. Luhrs Dirk T. Van Essendelft Arthur P. Dykhuis Kathleen S. Miller Heather J. Van Vugt International Student Jenni A. Fetters Thomas G. Miller Eric D. Veenstra Scholarship Tricia J. Feyen Elizabeth R. Mudde Christopher L. Verkaik Cinthia M. Arroyo Kenia Garcia Beth S. Nienhuis Tamela L. Vermeulen Jonathan K. Hutchful Luke C. Gelinas Sara M. Nieuwkoop Elizabeth A. Waid Dorothy C. Lee Tiffany M. Gerig Chinelo S. Onwualu Jennifer K. Weinhold Samson N. Okoh Katherine E. Gibson Jamie L. Overweg Kevin S. Wolters Gabriel N. Tannor Yuanita Gitamara Timothy C. Paauw Hope R. Wolthuis Lisa E. Green Andrea J. Pearson Stacy M. Zook Marc W. Pitts Crystal M. Zuidema GRADUATES WHO RECEIVED NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

Alticor Inc. Free Enterprise Alumni Association Service Barbara Gezon Baker Stephen P. Beals Family Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship for Academic Scholarship Kimberly J. Zeilstra Rebecca C. Quemada Excellence in Sociology Angela J. Busscher Sarah E. Rottman and Social Work Alumni Association Clarence and Anne Beets Erin B. Sytsma Mark D. Raymo Interim Scholarship Scholarship Jennifer L. Stevens Alumni Chapter Marissa R. Glewen Jennifer M. Ubels Patricia H. Puskar Kara M. Kerkstra Scholarship - SE WI Bere' Memorial Maria B. Mulder Leah A. Bruskewitz Bank One, Michigan Scholarship Sara M. Nieuwkoop Jill S. Friesema Scholarship Rebecca L. Stein Samson N. Okoh Mardy Van Alumni Association Heather J. Van Vugt Minority Scholarship Clarence and Nelly Battjes Leah Berends Nursing Ann M. Wisotzke Scholarship Leticia Espinoza-Gutierrez Memorial Scholarship Justin D. Gritter Marissa R. Glewen Beversluis Award in Christian Lawrence D. Bos, Sr. Calvin Minority Jennie and Gerrit De Haan Philosophy of Education Family Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth A. Vander Vrede Sarah E. Pfister Tamani L. Cervantes Jonathan K. Hutchful Susan J. Reedyk Florence S. Chung J. Russel Bouws/Russ' DeKryger-Monsman Cindy Santos Berkowitz Scholarship for Restaurant Scholarship Memorial Prize Students with Disabilities Peter J. Klooster Llewellyn L. Cayvan String Donald W. Brown Adam R. Rutan Instrument Scholarship Melissa A. Keeley Bouwsma Memorial Reshae K. Vanderzwan Board of Trustees Scholarship Frank and Bernice Deppe Knollcrest Scholarship Neal B. DeRoo James and Judith Family Scholarship Cassandra L. Carlisle Michael B. Mellema Chambery Scholarship Rachel A. Baber Tricia M. Hodge Todd A. Buys Brett E. Verkaik Connie Bratt Social Work Danielle E. Jones Justin E. Grill Scholarship Kevin Dale De Rose Leslie P. Kuipers Christian Missionary Memorial Scholarship Neil W. Kuyvenhoven Joanna C. De Moor Foundation Scholarship Melissa J. Vander Kamp Anna E. Ter Beek Renae L. VanGroningen Marissa R. Glewen Ruthanne Verwys Dr. and Mrs. Harvey J. De Rose Family Scholarship Philip H. Mollenkof Emily D. Wissink Bratt Medical Scholarship for Women in Ministry Ji-Hyun Nam Donald and Marie Boersma Hendrik J. deZoete Samson N. Okoh Jennifer K. Weinhold Family Scholarship Janice Broekhuizen Music Joshua D. Post DeVos Business Scholarship Roslynn K. Azzam Benjamin Spalink Scholarship Michael H. Fennema Erin M. De Young Edgar G. Boeve' Art Coca Cola Company Frank and Esther DeVos Scholarship Calvin Scholarship Henry Bruinsma Family Family Scholarship Meagan R. Luhrs Cheryl A. Bootsma Scholarship Jamie L. Steffes Erin M. De Young Ervina Boeve' Scholarship Comerica Bank Minority Lloyd H. De Vries for Theater Arts Scholarship Ronald Buikema Memorial Scholarship Ryan T. Hoke Kate E. Harms Scholarship Timothy C. Voss Sarah J. Davis Sarah E. Pfister John A. Bolt Memorial Phyllis Van Dam De Vries Scholarship Elsa Cortina Outstanding Margaret and Douglas Scholarship Erin B. Sytsma Senior Award Bush Family Business Megan E. Bagnall Scholarship Benjamin P. Frederiksen Bolt Family Scholarship DeVries-Post Teacher Lisa M. VandenAkker DaimlerChrysler Minority Jennifer L. Bergman Education Scholarship Scholarship Henrietta Bontekoe Gordon and Rose Buter Junee R. Platero Business Administration Shanda J. Landman Nursing Scholarship De Vries-Visser Scholarship John Daling Memorial Alida M. Eenigenburg Scholarship Sarah E. Peterson Kate E. Harms Scholarship Elizabeth A. Schepel Jill M. VanderVeen Nicole J. Robertson Emily J. Geenen DeVries Church Music Paul H. Boonstra Memorial Kate Bytwerk Scholarship John DeBie Prize History Scholarship Award in Mathematics for Study Abroad Department Rachel N. Klompmaker Education Jaime L. Teixeira Elizabeth A. Vande Vrede Rachel L. Vander Lugt Brian L. DeWall Memorial CCA Computing Award Otto J. DeBruyn Family Scholarship Robert and Marjorie Boot Matthew J. Post Scholarship Curtis R. Diller Scholarship Calvin Media Scholarship Rebecca J. Austen Amy K. Dykhouse Kathryn De Weerd Mariano I. Avila De Groot Family Memorial Scholarship Kate Borgman Nursing Kevin S. Wolters Scholarship Jill S. Friesema Scholarship Rebecca C. Quemada Sarah E. Peterson Mardy Van Henry and Eunice DeWit Scholarship Reshae K. Vanderzwan Dr. Paul and Mrs. Doris Outstanding Senior Award Harmon D. Hook Memorial Dr. Harry Kok Memorial Dirkse Health Care in Chemistry Award Scholarship Scholarship Erin Sytsma Kristy R. Gesink Lindsay J. Herwerden Wendy A. Freeland Rachel M. Sneller Outstanding Senior Award Jim and Marylou Hooyenga Melissa R. Gritter in Geology, Geography, Fund Kenneth J. Konyndyk, Jr. Thedford P. and Ruth I. and Environmental Studies Cinthia M. Arroyo Scholarship Dirkse Scholarship Ryan M. Bierma Erin K. Estes Marge Houskamp Organ Beth S. Nienhuis Annelia L. Tinklenberg Scholarship Bret and Marlene Kort Arnold and Mary Dood Harold and Gladys Anneke Spee Award in Medicine Medical Services Geerdes String Scholarship Erinn M. Boot David and Shirley Hubers Scholarship Kimberly M. Schuette Scholarship Leonard M. Krull Kara M. Kerkstra General Motors Hispanic Erin B. Sytsma Scholarship Dow Chemical Company Scholarship Anneke L. Huisman Howard Hughes Medical Foundation Scholarship Tamani L. Cervantes Institute Scholarship John A. Kuiper Family Adam R. Bonner Allene Huizenga Goguen Scholarship Andrea J. Pearson David W. Van Norstrand Music Education Scholarship Elizabeth A. Voigt Valerie L. Kuster Rev. Donald J. Drost Erin M. De Young Lindsey A. Walters Emily L. Mejeur Memorial Scholarship Melanie L. Flick Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Kenneth and Lillian Kuiper Jennifer A. Curtis Beulah B. Goodenough Huizenga Memorial Scholarship Bryan Dykstra Nursing Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Lori A. Bolt Scholarship Sara M. Bennink Stephen S. Luchies Kuipers Family Scholarship Maggie Helmers Gordon Food Service International for the Calvin College Band William B. Eerdmans Special Opportunity Opportunities Scholarship Daniel J. Dekker Literary Award Scholarship Laina M. Rowe John and Marge Kuyers Abram C. Van Engen Min K. Lee Ken and Joyce Jipping Family Scholarship Elenbaas Family Mae Groeneveld Family Scholarship Justin P. Visser Engineering Scholarship Scholarship Renee M. Potgeter Milton and Carol Kuyers Justin D. Jansen Sara M. Nieuwkoop Wilhemina Kalsbeek Family Nursing Scholarship Elmhurst Christian Reformed Hamstra Foundation Memorial Scholarship Arevig M. Setian Church Scholarship Scholarship Hong Yan Renee E. Thatcher Emily J. Geenen Mark P. Bogertman Martin and Frances Latin Award for Garrett J. Byma Emerson Minority Karsten Biology Outstanding Achievement Scholarship George G. Harper Scholarship Bobbi S. Sutherland Daniel A. Baez Scholarship Lissa M. Sainz MCF Staff Scholarship Jaime L. Teixeira Katie M. Wahl J. Herman and N. Lucile Roslynn K. Azzam Fles Scholarship Heritage Class Scholarship Kent Medical Foundation Robert S. and Nancy M. Katie L. Kett Tina L. Cyr Grant MacPherson Scholarship Seth D. Renkema Jennifer A. Curtis Dr. Peter D. Hoekstra Gabriel N. Tannor Ford Motor Company Memorial Award Gerald L. Klein Memorial Eli J. Thomas Diversity Scholarship Bobbi S. Sutherland Scholarship McGregor/Miller Scholarship Jonathan K. Hutchful Lindsay J. Herwerden Dr. Roger A. and Bradley J. Luke C. Gelinas Outstanding Senior Award Hoekstra Toward Chiristian Leanne Joy Knot Memorial Amber L. VanderMolen in Biochemistry Excellence in Medicine Scholarship Crystal M. Zuidema Andrea J. Pearson Rebecca C. Quemada Patricia H. Puskar Teresa L. Whalen Mentoring Scholarship Peace and Justice Angeline Nydam Spoelhof Summer Ministries Grant Joanna C. De Moor Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Jana B. Bosscher Pei-Lynn Foo Rachel J. Coombs Rebecca L. Haagsma Jennifer A. Curtis Luke C. Gelinas Rachael C. Koeson Jessica L. Head Kevin J. Mejeur Rebekah L. Gelinas Deborah E. Hoffman Melissa E. Roelofs Cornelius A. and Lettie G. Monika C. Hardjowasito Susan A. Sytsma Plantinga Scholarship Gordon J. Spykman Kimberly J. Hendricks Nancy J. Veurink Memorial Scholarship Francis O. Ikwueme Erin K. Estes Seymour Swets Voice Dorothy C. Lee Laura B. Luchies Laura B. Luchies Lisa B. Ponstine Scholarship Min K. Lee Burke E. Porter Machinery Kathryn E. Cartledge Ji-Hyun Nam Company Scholarship Standard Federal Bank Beth S. Nienhuis Leslie P. Kuipers Scholarship The Bernard J. TenBroek Kimberly A. Schaver Chinelo S. Onwualu “Excellence in Biology in Kyle M. Smith Rainbow Foundation Research” Award Scholarship Steelcase Foundation Susan A. Sytsma Todd T. Lavery Amanda J. VanDenBosch Joel H. Schreuder Scholarship Stacy M. Zook Todd A. Buys The Bernard J. TenBroek Rietberg Family Tricia J. Feyen “Excellence in Secondary Mephibosheth Scholarship Scholarship Sara M. Nieuwkoop Education” Award Nora B. Will Todd A. Buys Rebecca L. Rietema Michelle L. Zeerip Sandra A. VanLeeuwen Arnold Christopher William Rinck Memorial Templeton Student Award Minderhout Memorial Prize in Mathematics Dr. Barney Steen Scholarship in Psychology Scholarship Rachel L. Vander Lugt for Physical Education Micah D. Bannister Joel A. Vander Zee Leah A. Bruskewitz Pauline Roskam Memorial Richard R. and Kathleen J. Benjamin J. Dykhouse Jay and Lois Mol Family Scholarship Tiemersma Scholarship Scholarship Holly J. Petkewicz Wilma Steketee-Bean Laura R. Patten Amy K. Dykhouse Scholarship ROTC Guarenteed Reserve Tong Family Scholarship Arnold and Cynthia Forces Duty Scholarship Stacy M. Zook Li Tying Soh Morren Family Scholarship Joseph M. Ku Edward C. and Hazel L. Rebecca L. Haagsma Stephenson Foundation Jacob and Jennie Tuinstra Marilee F. Marsman Bruce and Jeralyn Scholarship Ryskamp Scholarship Scholarship Renee E. Thatcher Sarah J. Davis Kristine J. Ray Trisha A. Mclellan Patti J. Morren Memorial Holly J. Petkewicz United Parcel Service Scholarship Schneider Education Tamara R. Pullen (UPS) Scholarship Scholarship Heather N. Paulson Arevig M. Setian Joshua P. Vander Wiele Sarah E. Rottman Bethany C. DeRidder Nancy J. Veurink Michelle L. Zeerip Vande Guchte Award in Norman and Anne Schultze-Weemhof Family Communication Disorders Christian Education Stonisch Foundation Noordeloos Keyboard Abigail K. Bormann Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Kelly M. Blumline Erin M. De Young Peter Lindemulder, III John and Doris Van Dellen Music Scholarship Paul and Thelma Schutt Charles Strikwerda Ann Janssen Noteboom Molly F. Delcamp Scholarship Family Medical Scholarship Scholarship in Political Science Lauren T. Befus Marissa R. Glewen Charles J. VanDenBerg Jenni A. Fetters Family Business Scholarship Beth N. Gunnink Marion and Nella Snapper Rachael L. Koops Amanda R. Hutchins Family Scholarship Earl Strikwerda Memorial Kenneth and Katherine Ruthanne Verwys Scholarship Cornelia and Marvin Olthoff Family Scholarship Matthew E. deZoete Vanden Bosch Scholarship Emily J. Alsum Rebecca L. Haagsma Fred and Carol Vanden Sammie Vander Laan Kenneth J. Van Spronsen Samuel L. Westerman Bosch Scholarship Nursing Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Foundation Scholarship Karen D. Ibarra Kara M. Kerkstra Jessica L. Einfeld Yuanita Gitamara Min K. Lee William and Anna Vanden Herbert and Doris Vander Johan and Wilma Westra Benjamin C. Lion Bosch Scholarship Mey Scholarship Amber J. Post Scholarship Joanna C. De Moor Joel R. Bosch Brandon L. Hunt Li Tying Soh Nicholas S. Dykert Van Til Family Special Katherine E. Gibson Education Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Enno and VanderArk Distinguished Sarah L. Brouwer Lucile Wolthuis Chemistry Student Teacher Award Vanderploeg-Edgerly Scholarship Karen J. Abrams Scholarship George J. Van Wesep Teresa L. Whalen Sara M. Bennink Nicholas J. Kolk Memorial Scholarship Erin B. Sytsma Kathryn M. Van Beek Scholarship for Women in Randall K. Vander Weele Jennifer A. VanDerHeide Business Memorial Scholarship Bernard Vellenga, Jr. Amanda S. VanProyen Rachel A. Geerlings Scholarship Michelle L. Zeerip Kimberly A. Schaver Debra F. Slopsema Daniel J. Buist Ruth Ann Worst Memorial Vander Ark Family Music Scholarship Scholarship Steve J. and Viola Van Der Lois R. (Post) and Nelson Jeffrey L. Algera Weele Scholarship L. Veltman Education Nancy A. Buist Noah P. Borgondy Scholarship Johanna Kempers Kimberly J. Hendricks Wyngaarden Scholarship Brian P. Karsten Kristin J. VanHeukelem Susan E. Coates Philip P. Oegema Lisa B. Ponstine Van Dragt-Vander Wal Vermeer Charitable Edward D. and Jennie Scholarship Foundation Scholarship John and Betty Zandee Organ Music Scholarship VanderBrug Memorial Li Tying Soh Meagan R. Luhrs Joel A. Vander Zee Scholarship Judith Vroon VanderZee Victor VerMeulen Medical Kimberly R. Huyser Music Education Scholarship Steven M. Zifferblatt Memorial Scholarship Vander Haagen Family Scholarship Elizabeth A. Bosscher Scholarship for 5th Year Kathryn E. Cartledge Lisa M. DeRoo Beth S. Nienhuis Emily S. Holtvluwer Education Students Janet D. Van Dyke Zondervan Greek Award Sandra A. VanLeeuwen Janelle E. Hurst Education Scholarship Li Tying Soh Rachel N. Klompmaker Emily D. Wissink Tricia J. Feyen Mary E. Vanden Bosch Eunice Tong Daniel W. Noteboom Geraldine Vogelzang Leadership Scholarship Zwaanstra Scholarship in John S. Vander Heide III Amanda J. VanDenBosch Social Work and Dorothy C. Lee Memorial Scholarship William and Janice Gerontology Shirley C. Tom Stephen S. Luchies (Roosma) Van Dyke Katy L. Karsten Mark D. Raymo Scholarship Wallace (Dutch) and Olive Paul J. and Eleanor I. Waalkes Memorial Joseph and Ralph Gelmer Karen L. Kredit Zwier Family Scholarship Scholarship Vander Laan Memorial William H. Van Dyke Justin P. Visser Rachel L. VanderLugt Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Gerald and Adriana Melissa N. Allison Rev. David Warden Pre- Bradley J. Bulthuis Zylstra Piano Scholarship Elizabeth A. Bosscher Seminary Scholarship John and Lillian Van Anneke L. Huisman Mark D. Raymo Eunice Tong Andrea S. Smeenk Hofing Oosten Scholarship David J. Tyson James C. Cully Michael C. Scholten Michelle L. Zeerip DEPARTMENTAL BANNERS Throughout history, colorful banners have been used to mark important religious and civic events and to celebrate the vision and spirit of the participants in such events. The departmental banners displayed at this occasion arise from an awareness of this tradition and are meant to continue it. Besides symbolically revealing the richness of the various disciplines at Calvin College, the banners graphically represent their distinctiveness. Although their colors are mostly in keeping with traditional associations—scarlet for religion and theology, blue for education, orange for engineering—their forms combine the traditional, the contemporary, and the abstract.

Art Department An abstract eye and hand symbolize artistic expression through the artist’s sense of sight and touch. Bright colors against black suggest creative boldness. Biology Department Dominating the Biology banner is a symbol representing the structure of the DNA molecule, deoxyribonucleic acid. The structure of this fundamental material of life, the chemical basis of heredity, was revealed in 1953 and actually photographed in 1969. Art Biology Chemistry and Biochemistry Department The main symbol used in this banner is the electron distribution for tetrahedral hybrid orbitals, which represents the chemical activity of the elements and their compounds. Two segments of a crystal structure are included in the design, which are also the floor- plan shape of the science building. The shaft of pale yellow symbolizes the light of investigation. Yellow is the traditional color associated with science. Classical Languages Department While the lyre and the wolf may be taken individually as symbols of Greece and Rome, together they portray the unity of the two civilizations and its cultural achievement, the Chemistry & Classical union of art and nature, and of poetry and myth. Horace has given this continuity and Biochemistry Languages fusion of the two traditions of Greece and Rome its classical literary expression in his odes, of which none better, perhaps, than the “Integer vitae” ode conveys the intention of this banner. Communication Arts and Sciences Department Sound waves emanating from a central core symbolize communication through speech and drama. The reversal of the outward movement suggests feedback in communication. Silver gray is the color traditionally assigned to speech and drama. Computer Science Department The banner of the Computer Science Department features a Turing machine, the Communication Computer foundational model of digital computation. The zeroes and ones on its tape reflect the Arts & Sciences Science binary logic by which digital computation is implemented. The changing colors and order of the numbers express the transition as data move from input through processing to output. The white shaft and its golden sheath symbolize the light and energy of education and the sciences. The flowing wind symbolizes the transforming work of the Holy Spirit as it infuses the discipline of computing. Economics and Business Department Shapes and lines express the charting and planning of economic budgets. Subtly appearing among other symbols is a cross expressing the Christ-centered teaching of economics at Calvin College. Copper is the color associated with economics. Education Department The relationship of teacher and student in the educational process is represented by the forceful interaction of shapes in this design. The white shaft symbolizes the light of learning in the Holy Spirit. Blue is traditionally linked with education. Economics Education & Business Engineering Department The Engineering banner illustrates the key activity of engineers, namely, their involve- ment with the design process, an iterative, decision-making sequence. Steps in the sequence, represented by circles and rectangles, are connected by arrows to indicate the movement from the initial problem statement to final solution. Two-way arrows suggest the possibility of sequence reversal. Orange traditionally designates engineering. English Department The two main symbols, the lion and the eagle, represent England and the United States of America. The lozenge pattern in the background expresses the pageantry of England Engineering English during the development of the English language. French Department The banner of the Department of French features the Coq Gaulois, long a national emblem of France, and the Arch of Triumph, a symbol of French patriotism. The cock, traditionally the Christian symbol for watchfulness, has been adopted as its symbol by a nation which since its inception has been one of the important cradles of Christian thought and practice. The colors of the national flag are represented by the Coq Gaulois. Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies Department Earthkeeping, the human community’s care for God’s earth, is symbolized in the banner for the Department of Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies by representa- French Geology, Geography, & tions of atmosphere, mountains, cities, water, and the various levels of the earth’s Environmental interior. The white shaft symbolizes the light and energy of learning stimulated by the Studies Holy Spirit. Germanic and Asian Languages and Literature Department The study of the Dutch and German languages is represented by symbols taken from emblems of the countries associated with these languages. The traditional black eagle represents Germany, and the orange lion is from the seal of the Netherlands. The white shaft symbolizes the light of learning. Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance, and Sport Department Engaged in exercise, sports, and dance, a person in motion is suggested by the movement of rhythmical shapes and lines. Sage green is the color associated with physical fitness. Germanic Health, & Asian Physical Languages Education, & Literature Recreation, Dance, & Sport History Department Jagged horizontal bands, representing both the rise and fall of civilizations and the four kingdoms as described in the Book of Daniel, move across vertical time lines, which also symbolize the dramatic influence of Christ on history. Library The library as a gatherer, receptacle, and distributor of information, ideas, and learning is represented by the abstract book shape, while the white, flowing shaft itself symbol- izes the light and energy of learning in the Holy Spirit of God. The flame is the History Library traditional symbol of learning and discovery through research. Mathematics and Statistics Department Mathematicians have always saved time and effort by substituting symbols for words. The basic arithmetical steps of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing are depicted on this banner by some of the earliest ways of writing them down. The Renaissance calculator Tartaglia used the first letter of the Italian word for plus to signify adding. Diophantus favored this minus sign in Greek times. Leibniz employed this multiplication symbol in seventeenth-century Germany. J. E. Gallimard used this reverse D for division in eighteenth-century France. Mathematics Music & Statistics Music Department The design of the Music banner emphasizes the rhythms of musical sounds. Shapes and lines suggest strings, valves, keys, horn bell, drum, and other musical forms. Radiating circles suggest sound waves. The colors express the various moods of music. Nursing Department The traditional emblem of nursing, Florence Nightingale’s lamp, is featured in the banner for the Department of Nursing. The flame of the lamp symbolizes the light of Christian compassion and education. The gold of the lamp is the traditional color for science. The background apricot color is the academic regalia color for nursing, while Nursing Philosophy the white shaft represents peace through the Holy Spirit. Philosophy Department Light refracted through a transparent prism symbolizes the many-faceted investigations of fact and of principles of reality and of human nature and conduct. Physics and Astronomy Department The construction of elements is symbolized in the Physics banner by the simplest atom, hydrogen, with its single proton and electron. Also included in the design are a tracing of the paths of particles from an atom and a segment of a crystal structure, which is also the floor-plan shape of the science building. The yellow shaft symbolizes the light of Physics & investigation. Astronomy Political Science Department The banner of the Department of Political Science features a representation of the fasces, a symbol of the authority of the state, and arrows that express the direction and flow of the analytical and holistic nature of the process of law. The fasces, a bundle of rods bound about by an ax with projecting blade, was carried before ancient Roman magistrates as a symbol of authority. The white shaft of seven rods also symbolizes peace and enlightenment through the Holy Spirit. Psychology Department Political Psychology Science The Greek letter psi, the first letter of the Greek word psyche (the mind), tradition- ally signifies the discipline of psychology. The color red symbolizes emotion; blue, rationality; and white, peace through the Holy Spirit. Religion Department Three symbols of the Trinity—circle, cross, and dove—express the fullness of God as He reveals Himself as Creator, Savior, and Counselor. These symbols are interlocked to depict the oneness of God. The shaft of white is the light of learning in Christian education guided by the Holy Spirit. Scarlet is traditionally associated with theology. Sociology and Social Work Religion Sociology & The central concept of sociology, represented by the inner circle, is a person Social Work interacting with other people to form groups. Total human society, represented by the broken circle, is composed of many small units forming a larger interrelated structure. All groups, from the family to society itself, exist within a framework of social norms. This normative or cultural framework, represented by the unbroken outer circle, promotes conformity, as suggested by the arrows directed from it toward the inner circles of society and the smaller group. Spanish Department The banner of the Spanish Department features the traditional symbols of the historical kingdoms of Castilla (castle), León (lion), and Aragón (red and yellow bars). These Christian kingdoms emerged during the eight-hundred-year-long reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from domination by Muslim rulers. The separate Spanish kingdoms were joined through the marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella, and eventually coalesced into the modern nation of Spain. Banners: Robin A. Jensen Building Arrangements: Tim Beckwith, Sandy Palmatter Commencement Reception: Creative Dining Services Commencement Committee: Rick E. DeVries and Darlene Meyering, co-chairs; Donna Anema, Ann Baker, Sharolyn Christians, Robert Crow, Rick Balfour, Jeff Stob, Mary Jeanne Quist, Diane Vander Pol Commencement Participants: Johnathon Bascom, Claudia Beversluis, Debra Freeberg, Larry Louters, Karen Saupe, Michael Stob, James Vanden Bosch, Christina Van Dyke FAC Master of Ceremonies: Henry E. De Vries II, Vice President for Administration, Finance, and Information Services Greeters: Henk Aay, Martin Bolt, Joy Bonnema, Randy Brouwer, Earl Fife, Tom Hoeksema, Wayne Joosse, Michelle Loyd-Paige, James MacKenzie, Arden Post, Raymond Slager, Franklin Speyers, Leroy Stegink, Peter Tigchelaar, Glen VanAndel, Yvonne VanEe, Judy VanderWoude Litany: James Vanden Bosch, Associate Professor of English Faculty Marshals: James R. Timmer, Ph.D., Peter Y. De Jong, Ph.D. Student Marshals: Kristy R. Gesink, Dorothy C. Lee, Rebecca C. Quemada, Abram C. Van Engen Design: Calvin College Publishing Services Publicity: Phil de Haan, Director of Media Relations; Michael J. Van Denend, Director of Alumni and College Relations Flowers: Eastern Floral Sculpture: Ronald O. Pederson Signer: Sharon Bytwerk Technical Assistance: Audio Visual Department, Conferences and Campus Events Technical Services, and Calvin Information Technology Relatives and friends are invited to a reception in honor of the graduates. The reception will be held on the Commons lawn after Commencement. In the event of bad weather, the reception will be held in the following locations for the various departments: Spoelhof Center: Art, Education, Political Science, Sociology and Social Work Fine Arts Center: Communication Arts and Sciences, English, Music Hiemenga Hall: Classical Languages, Dutch, French, German, History, Japanese, Philosophy, Religion, Spanish North Hall: Economics and Business, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics Science Building: Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies; Nursing; Psychology DeVries Hall: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Support Services Prince Building: Engineering; Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance, and Sport