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Greetings from the Chancellor

Dear Graduates:

Congratulations on earning your degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel

Hill. This is a tremendous milestone, and I hope you are proud of your accomplishment. I

also extend my appreciation to the family members and friends who supported you during

your educational journey.

The world outside Chapel Hill may seem more difficult now than when you enrolled.

Yet you have gained an education that will open doors to opportunities and that will

command respect wherever you go. 1 hope you feel the same optimism I do for the possi-

bilities of a life enriched by curiosity, independent thinking, and the urge to explore.

Carolina's founders believed that an educated person is a public asset. That belief was the

basic premise for public higher education two hundred years ago, and it still holds true

today. I hope you will continue to participate in public service after graduation. Students

in Chapel Hill are privileged to stand on the shoulders of those who have made the

University what it is today. I trust that your strong shoulders are now ready to help

support others.

The Carolina faculty and staff all join me in wishing you the best. Please keep in touch

with us and with your fellow graduates. I urge all of you to return to this university on

a hill as often as you can. This will always be your place. I) II 1 (I I 2 3 M 1 D-V A R C M MINI M INT 3

Table of Contents

2 Greetings from the Chancellor

4 Alma Mater, "Hark the Sound"

5 The Commencement Program

6 Board of Trustees

6 Officers of the Class of 2004, Marshals of the Class of 2004

6 Graduate and Professional Student Federation Officers

7 The Chancellor

9 The Commencement Speaker

10 Explanation of Degree Abbreviations

11 Notes on Academic Dress

13 Candidates for Graduate Degrees, December 2003

20 Candidates for Post Baccalaureate Professional Degrees, December 2003

21 Candidates for Graduate Degrees and Professional Graduate Degrees, December 2003

25 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees, December 2003

29 Candidates Commissioned in the Armed Forces, December 2003

30 Degrees Awarded in August 2003

40 Message to Newest Alumni

40 Commencement Committee 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Alma Mater

The words of "Hark the Sound," UNC-Chapel Hill's they remembered. Mangum later became a profes-

alma mater, were written in 1897 by William Starr sor in the School of Medicine, and Woollen worked

Myers, a graduating senior. The Glee Club director as the University's business manager and

asked Myers to put words to the tune "Amici," and comptroller.

the song was first performed on June 2, 1897, as part Hark the Sound of the Glee Club's Commencement performance in

Gerrard Hall. Hark, the sound of Tar Heel voices

Soon the song was almost forgotten. When a Ringing clear and true,

University quartet tried a few years later to remem- Singing Carolina's praises,

ber the words, they could recollect only the first Shouting N.C.U.!

verse the original version. and chorus of Myers' Two Hail to the brightest star of all!

members of the quartet, Charles S. Mangum and Clear its radiance shine!

Charles T. Woollen, added two verses to the one Carolina, priceless gem,

Receive all praises thine.

For Your Information

If you have any questions regarding commencement

activities, or in the event of an emergency, please

contact an usher.

A sign language interpreter will be on the platform.

A student marshal or Disability Services staff mem-

ber can advise persons with hearing impairments

about seating from which to view the interpreter.

This Commencement program is printed prior to

administering final examinations. Therefore, includ-

ing degree candidates' names in this program does

not represent certification that candidates have sat-

isfactorily completed degree requirements.

All diplomas will be printed after Commencement

and mailed to graduates.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy

of this program's content. Any omissions or errors

are unintentional. 2 <) } M I D-Y EAR COM M E N C E M E N I 5

The Commencement Program

Concert by the University Band Jeffrey W. Fuchs, Director

Academic Procession The Faculty Marshal

Trudier Harris, Sitterson Professor of English The Chief Student Marshal

George Walter Leamon, President of the Class of 2004

The Official Party The Faculty

The Candidates for the Degrees of Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Education, and Doctor of Public Health

The Candidates for Master's and Professional Degrees

The Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees

Senior Class Marshals will lead the groups to their seats.

Presiding James Moeser, Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

National Anthem Sara C. Oettinger, Bachelor of Music, December 2003 With the Entire Assemblage

Remarks For the Board of Governors of The University of North Carolina Anne Wihnoth Cates

For The University of North Carolina

Russ Lea, Vice President for Research and Sponsored Programs

For the Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Richard T. Williams, Chair

For the General Alumni Association

Carl L. Matheson Jr., Chair

For the Graduate and Professional Student Federation Jennifer Bushman, Vice President of External Affairs

For the Class of 2004 Larry Douglas Melton, Vice President

Introduction of Commencement Speaker George Walter Leamon, President of the Class of 2004

Commencement Address Michael H. Hunt, Emerson Professor, Department of History

Introduction of Deans, Conferring of Degrees, and Chancellor's Charge to the Graduates James Moeser

"Hark the Sound" Sara C. Oettinger

With the Entire Assemblage

Academic Recessional Please remain in place for the recessional of the Official Party, Faculty,

and Candidates for Degrees — led by the Faculty Marshal and the Senior Class Marshals

After the recessional, all guests are invited to attend the reception on the concourse. 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEI H I L I

Board of Officers of the Class of 2004 Trustees George Leamon, President Doug Melton, Vice President

Richard T. Williams Kit Evans, Chief Marshal

Chair Jocelyn Fina, Treasurer

Charlotte, N.C. Allison Lewis, Secretary

Nelson Schwab III Tre Jones, Executive Assistant Vice Chair Charlotte, N.C. Marshals of the Class of 2004 Jean Almand Kitchin Helena Bates Jessica Newfield Secretary Irene Birbeck Rachini Opatha Scotland Neck, N.C. Christina Bowler Yinka Oyelaran Timothy B. Burnett Emily Cook Ni-Eric Perkins Greensboro, N.C. Michael Demeo Kedrick Perry

Philip G. Carson Peju Fadiora Derrick Preston

Asheville, N.C. Rachel Fesperman Lindsey Roberson

Russell M. Carter Dana Gottheim Emily Rubin

Wilmington, N.C. Jennifer Guerra James Shade Haroun Habib Matthew Susong John G. B. Ellison Jr. Greensboro, N.C. Malinda Hogans Mi key Truzy Noelle Hutchins Tracey Vann

Paul Fulton Jr. David Janka Jennifer Vu Winston-Salem, N.C. Russell Jones Blair Watson

Karol V. Mason Tori Kiser Morgan Wickizer Atlanta, Ga. Penelope Lazarou Sendra Yans

Roger L. Perry Nneka Martin

Chapel Hill, N.C. Meredith Meara

Norledia Moody A. Donald Stallings Rocky Mount, N.C.

Robert W. Winston III Raleigh, N.C. Graduate and Professional Student

Matthew S. Tepper Federation Officers Ex Officio

Chapel Hill, N.C. Daniel Herman, President

Teresa Nowlin, Vice President for Internal Affairs

Jennifer Bushman, Vice President for External Affairs

Sachin Patel, Chief of Staff

Jennifer Emanuel, Secretary

Biljana Belamaric, Treasurer James Moeser, Chancellor

Under the leadership of Dr. James Moeser, its ninth "I promised the people of North Carolina that if chancellor, the University of North Carolina at they passed the higher education bond referendum

Chapel Hill remains focused on an ambitious vision we would triple their investment with private funds," for the future that is both simple and profound — Moeser says. "The people responded overwhelming- to be the leading public university in America. ly, and successful completion of this campaign will

"Our focus on Carolina's future success is driven fulfill that pledge. The ultimate beneficiaries will be by a desire to benefit the people and remain true the people of North Carolina.'' to our heritage as Americas first public university," New academic and financial plans under devel-

Moeser says. "We want the University to be the best opment by the Moeser administration will guide that it can be for the people of North Carolina and long-term, mission-driven decisions about programs, beyond. Excellence in teaching, research, and public facilities, and initiatives. Moeser acted decisively service is what our citizens deserve." early in his tenure to launch a campuswide initiative

When Moeser became chancellor in August 2000, committing at least $245 million over the next decade his first challenge was to help secure North Carolinians' to the emerging field of genome sciences. The overwhelming approval of the $3.1 billion bond public-private partnership received an anonymous referendum for higher education. The referendum, $25 million gift for a proteomics research center. approved in November 2000, was the nation's largest Early evidence of success includes the School of higher education bond package. Public Health's selection by the U.S. Centers for

The bonds are bringing Carolina $510 million for Disease Control and Prevention to house one of renovations, repairs, and new buildings so twenty-first the nation's three centers of excellence for genomics century students can learn in a twenty-first century and public health. environment. Also guided by a visionary master Attracting research funds from the federal gov- plan for growth now coming to life, the University is ernment is among the major contributions the investing another $6oo-plus million from non-state University makes to the North Carolina economy, sources for other buildings essential to excellence. and Carolina has steadily improved in this key area

The resulting capital construction program is believed during Moeser's tenure. The University recently to be the largest under way at any major American made its second appearance on the top 20 list, as university. compiled by the National Science Foundation, of

Moeser leads the University's private fund-raising national universities receiving federal science and efforts. In October 2002 he announced a $1.8 billion engineering funding. That achievement is remarkable goal for the Carolina First Campaign, a multi-year considering Carolina has no engineering school. effort to position Carolina as the leading public Moreover, National Institutes of Health funding

university. That goal was the second largest ever for research conducted at Carolina rose almost 12 announced by a U.S. public university. The campaign percent in fiscal 2002. Faculty attracted $264 million has surpassed the $u billion mark in gifts and pledges. in NIH funding, ranking 13th overall among U.S.

Carolina First has created 107 new endowed profes- private and public universities. All five health affairs

sorships —half the total goal of 200 — and more schools — dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy,

than 350 new scholarships and fellowships toward and public health— ranked in the top 25 of public

a target of 1,000. and private campuses. 8 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPF.I IIIII

Such success in the sciences is balanced by an equal com- A concert organist, Moeser began his academic career

mitment to the arts and humanities. "The humanities and in 1966 at the University of Kansas as an assistant professor

social sciences are our historical areas of strength," Moeser and chair of the department of organ. He was named dean

says. "We are committed to providing our students and citizens of the School of Fine Arts in 1975. In 1984 he was named

with the finest in the arts and to preserving the magnificent Althaus Distinguished Professor of Organ. In 1986 Moeser

architectural archive of the historic campus. I subscribe to joined The Pennsylvania State University as dean of the

Thomas Jefferson's view that we teach with the built environ- College of Arts and Architecture and executive director

ments we create in buildings and landscapes." of University Arts Services. Six years later he became vice

Moeser spent part of 2003 traveling around North Carolina president for academic affairs and provost of the University

meeting with legislators, talking with citizens and community of South Carolina, a post he held until becoming chancellor

leaders and, most importantly, listening. "In these difficult of Nebraska in 1996.

economic times, we at Carolina need to listen, to hear what The chancellor recently was elected to the Board of

the people are saying and to understand better what issues Directors of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

face all of us," he says. He is a past member of the Board of Directors of the National

Such engagement is a vital part of the tradition and Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges,

culture of Carolina, where UNC President Edward Kidder a voluntary group with more than two hundred member

Graham once told state citizens, "Send us your problems." institutions. He chaired the association's technology transfer

Moeser is focusing on how the University's public service commission and served on the Kellogg Commission on

benefits citizens and how the University's faculty, staff and the Future of State and Land-Grant Universities. In North

students can become even more engaged. Carolina, he is a member of the North Carolina Board of

"For example, is there more that we can be doing related Science and Technology, a trustee of the North Carolina

to the economy, to job creation, to public education and to Symphony Society Inc., a member of the Greater Triangle

health care?" the chancellor says. "All of these are issues that Regional Council, and a board member for the Research

a great public university should be addressing. We're doing Triangle Institute and the Triangle Universities Center for

much of that, but I'm confident we can do even more in the Advanced Studies.

future." A native of Colorado City, Texas, who grew up in Lubbock,

On campus, Moeser has strongly supported efforts to Moeser graduated from the University of Texas at Austin

enhance undergraduate education and improve the student with a Bachelor of Music degree with honors in 1961 and

judiciary and Honor Court systems. He has championed the a Master of Music in Musicology in 1964. The Graduate

University's longtime commitment to diversity and an open School at Texas honored Moeser with its 2001 Outstanding

intellectual community. Recent accolades include a Journal Alumnus Award. He studied in Berlin and Paris on a

of Blacks in Higher Education ranking showing Carolina first Fulbright Scholarship and earned a doctorate in musical arts

among public campuses and sixth overall on a list assessing from the University of Michigan in 1967. A past president of

the success of America's leading universities in integrating the American Guild of Organists, Moeser performed widely

African Americans. The evaluation rated the nation's twenty-six as a concert organist, chaired several national organ pedagogy

highest academically ranked universities in thirteen categories conferences, and consulted with universities and churches

of racial diversity. on organ design.

Moeser was unanimously elected chancellor in April 2000 Moeser is married to Dr. Susan Dickerson Moeser, a fellow

by the UNC Board of Governors and arrived after four years concert organist and lecturer in music and University organist

as chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, where at Carolina. His two children from a prior marriage are a

he was credited with strengthening academics and private son, Chris, an attorney in Phoenix, Ariz., and a daughter,

fund-raising. Carter, a physical therapist in Tacoma, Wash. 2 () (I 3 M I D-V 1 A K i O M M F. N C f M I- N T 9

Commencement Speaker

Michael Hunt

Dr. Michael Hunt is a renowned historian, author, and Everett H. Emerson professor of history at the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Hunt came to UNC-Chapel Hill in 1980. He has special teaching and research interests in U.S. foreign relations, the Cold War in Asia, the Vietnam

War, and the post- 1945 world. His ninth book,

The World Transformed: 1945 to the Present, was published this fall. Hunt also has written more than forty articles and essays.

He has received numerous awards and grants from a variety of organizations, including Harvard's

Fairbank Center for East Asian Studies, the Woodrow

Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Born into a military family in Pearsall, Texas, National Endowment for the Humanities. Hunt also Hunt spent much of his youth abroad. He earned his has been a consultant to university and commercial undergraduate degree in international relations from presses, foundations, research centers, film projects, Georgetown University in 1965. He did graduate the National Endowment for the Humanities, the work in history at Yale University, earning his master's U.S. State Department, and the editors of profes- degree in 1967 and his doctoral degree in 1971. Before sional journals. coming to UNC, Hunt taught at Yale and Colgate

universities. 10 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT C H A P [ I Hill

Degree Abbreviations

The following list explains the abbreviations of degrees

conferred on students at UNC-Chapel Hill.

A.B.: Bachelor of Arts C.A.S.I.L.S.: Certificate of Advanced Study in

A.B.Educ: Bachelor ofArts in Education Information and Library Science

A. B.Jo.M.C: Bachelor of Arts in Journalism C. Gr.Ed.: Certificate of Graduate Study in Education

and Mass Communication D. D.S.: Doctor of Dental Surgery

B. F.A.: Bachelor of Fine Arts D.P.H.: Doctor of Public Health

B.Mus.: Bachelor of Music Ed.D.: Doctor of Education

B.M.Educ: Bachelor of Music Education Dr.Phar.: Doctor of Pharmacy

B.S.Ad.Ju.: Bachelor of Science in Administration J.D.: Juris Doctor

of Criminal Justice M.Acctg.: Master of Accounting

B.S.App.Sc: Bachelor of Science in Applied Science M.A.: Master of Arts

B.S.B.A.: Bachelor of Science in Business M.A.T.: Master of Arts in Teaching

Administration M.B.A.: Master of Business Administration

B.S.Biol.: Bachelor of Science in Biology M.D.: Doctor of Medicine

B.S.Chem.: Bachelor of Science in Chemistry M.Ed.: Master of Education

B.S.C.L.S.: Bachelor of Science in M.F.A.: Master of Fine Arts

Clinical Laboratory Science M.H.A.: Master of Health Care Administration

B.S.D.H.: Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene M.Mus.: Master of Music

B.S.Dent.: Bachelor of Science in Dentistry M.P.A.: Master of Public Administration

B.S.Geol.: Bachelor of Science in Geology M.P.H.: Master of Public Health

B.S.Math.: Bachelor of Science in Mathematics M.R.P.: Master of Regional Platining

B.S.M.S.: Bachelor of Science in M.S.: Master of Science

Mathematical Sciences M.S.E.E.: Master of Science in Environmental

B.S.M.T.: Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Engineering

B.S.Med.: Bachelor of Science in Medicine M.S.I.S.: Master of Science in Information Science

B.S.N. : Bachelor of Science in Nursing M.S.L.S.: Master of Science in Library Science

B.S.Phar.: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy M.S.N.: Master of Science in Nursing

B.S.Phys.: Bachelor of Science in Physics M.S.P.H.: Master of Science in Public Health

B.S.Psyc: Bachelor of Science in Psychology M.S.R.A.: Master of Science in Recreation

B.S.P.H.: Bachelor of Science in Public Health Administration

B.S.R.S.: Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science M.S.W.: Master of Social Work

B.S.S.T.: Bachelor of Science in Science Teaching Ph.D.: Doctor of Philosophy

Cert.Dent.Hy.: Certificate in Dental Hygiene ci 1 3 M I D-Y EAR < O M M E N C E M INI II

Notes on Academic Dress

The following information, condensed from An learning. Hoods, which differ in length for the three

Acadet}iic Costume Code and Ceremony Guide and degrees, are lined with official colors of the universi- published by the American Council on Education, ty or college that conferred the degree, usually with may be helpful in identifying academic attire worn one color forming a chevron pattern over the other. during today's ceremony. Some colors you will see on faculty and administra-

The history of academic dress dates back to the tors' robes are: the crimson of Harvard, the maroon

European Middle Ages when scholars at the oldest of Chicago, the light blue and white of North universities were clerics. Capes with hoods and Carolina, the orange and black of Princeton, and warm caps were needed in cold, drafty buildings. the dark blue of Yale.

The desire for a uniform appearance ("well born, Hoods also are edged and bound with velvet in well turned-out, and somewhat learned," read one the color appropriate to the field of study. You will medieval formula) and for marks to distinguish see many hoods in our procession edged with dark bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree candidates blue, for doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.). The colors led to the development of today's academic costume. in the hoods and gowns of faculty represent the

In 1895 representatives from American colleges following fields in which degrees were taken: and universities met at Columbia University and Apricot: Nursing fashioned a standard code of academic dress for this Brown: Fine Arts country. The code, modified in 1959, is still in force. Citron: Social Work The costumes, colors, trimmings, and patterns you Crimson: Journalism see are traditional, and refer to the specific degree Dark Blue: Philosophy and field of study. Golden Yellow: Science The bachelor's gown, designed to be worn closed, Green: Medicine has pointed sleeves. The master's gown, which may Lemon Yellow: Library Science be worn open or closed, has an oblong sleeve, open Light Blue: Education at the wrist, that hangs nearly to the ground; the Lilac: Dentistry back part of its oblong shape is square cut and the Olive Green: Pharmacy arc in the front is cut away. The doctor's gown may Orange: Engineering be worn open or closed, and has bell-shaped sleeves. Peacock Blue: Public Administration Bachelors' and masters' gowns are untrimmed. Pink: Music Doctors' gowns are usually faced with black velvet, Purple: Law with three bars across the sleeves, although the color Sage Green: Physical Education of the velvet may vary according to the field of Salmon Pink: Public Health study. Some doctoral candidates may wear a unique Scarlet: Theology Carolina blue gown that features dark blue facings Yellow Brown: Commerce, Business, Accountancy and crossbars outlined in white piping and bearing White: Arts, Letters, Humanities the University's shield supported by torches of 12 THE UNIVERSITY O I NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

The 2004 Senior Class Gift

The Class of 2004 will establish an endowment the College of Arts and Sciences will administer the

through the College of Arts and Sciences to develop fund for use in developing new courses and support-

new courses, support groundbreaking research, and ing groundbreaking research, as well as recruiting

recruit and retain the top faculty in the nation. and retaining the top faculty in the nation.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Class of 2004 Faculty Excellence Fund repre-

is one of only two leading institutions in the nation sents a commitment by this year's senior class to

(Princeton is the other) that require completion of a uphold Carolina's dedication to academics. First-rate

general arts and sciences curriculum. As such, Carolina faculty provides the foundation upon which the

has been successful in attracting faculty members "Carolina Experience" is built. Private funding will

who consistently excel to the forefront of their fields be more crucial than ever in the upcoming years to

of study. However, because of our faculty's outstand- ensure that Carolina maintains an exceptionally rich

ing accomplishments, competing schools routinely environment of teaching and research.

pursue them. Many of these privately funded institu- Anyone interested in supporting the Class of 2004

tions are able to offer their faculty higher salaries in their effort to fund the endowment can give to the

and increased research support. Of the 73 Carolina gift. To donate online, visit carolinafirst.unc.edu/gift.

professors who were approached by competing insti- Donations to the gift may also be made by contact-

tutions last year, 53 chose to pursue those opportuni- ing Emily Stevens, Office of University Development,

ties. Moreover, some 250 members of the College of 208 W. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514; email

Arts and Sciences faculty are projected to retire with- [email protected]; telephone (919) 962-3966.

in the next decade. To contact the Class of 2004, write to P.O. Box

To meet the ever-growing funding needs of supe- 423, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. Telephone: (919) 962-

rior public education, this year's seniors offer the 5593- Web site: seniors.unc.edu.

Class of 2004 Faculty Excellence Fund. The Dean of

The First Carolina Diploma

In September 1796 Carolina student Davie Gillespie The University's first graduating class in 1798

began working with a group of men to determine included Hinton James, the first student to enroll.

the Southern boundary of the United States. His Seven men received the first documents that by

instructors gave Gillespie a document to carry as today's standards can be called UNC-Chapel Hill

proof that he had been a student at The University of diplomas. One of the original diplomas is in the

North Carolina. The document, now in the Library Southern Historical Collection in Wilson Library.

of Congress, was signed by his professors and ended During the University's early years, Commence-

with the statement, "We thought it proper to give ment at Carolina was a time for examinations

him this certificate." and promotions to higher classes. There was a

commencement, but no degrees awarded and no

graduation. > ; (I (I 3 M I II - Y E A I! C () M M E N C L M INI 1 }

December 2003 Candidates for Graduate Degrees

Lorraine Besser- Jones, Philosophy, Making Sense of the Sense of Degree candidates' names are followed by their area of major study,

Duty: A Human Theory of Moral Motivation. Professor Gerald J. dissertation or project title, and the name(s) of their doctoral Postema. adviser(s). Namita Bhatnagar, Business Administration, Reasoning about The Graduate School Online and Offline Service Experiences: The Role of Domain- Specificity in the Formation of Service Expectations. Professor Established 1903 Nicholas Lurie. Dean Linda Dykstra Qiqiang Bian, Health Policy and Administration, Impacts of Medicare HMO Penetration on Utilization and Health Outcomes Doctor Philosophy of of Stroke Care. Professor William H. Dow. Terry Lynn Adams, Journalism and Mass Communication, Networked Brian Orin Blanton, Marine Science, Towards Operational Oceano- News: An Examination of Communication between Technical and graphy in the South Atlantic Bight. Professor Francisco E. Werner. Editorial Personnel in Television News. Professor C. A. Tuggle. Elmarie Bodes, Toxicology, Base Excision Repair Deficient Cells Kathryn Anne Akong, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Drosophila Are Hypersensitive to Mucochloric Acid Induced DNA Damage. Homologs of the Human Tumor Supressor APC Have Novel Roles Professor James A. Swenberg. in the Brain. Professor Mark Peifer. Larry C. Boles, Biology, Magnetic Navigation in Spiny Lobsters. Elizabeth Sandin Allen, Psychology, Attachment Styles and Their Professor Kenneth J. Lohmann. Relation to Patterns of Extradyadic and Extramarital Involvement. Professor Donald H. Baucom. Tanya Smith Brice, Social Work, The Treatment of African Ameri- can Girls in Progressive Era North Carolina's Juvenile Justice Sys- Holly Anne Appanaitis, School Psychology, Improving Engagement tem. Professor Iris Carlton-LaNey. in Young Children with Disabilities. Professor Robin McWilliam. Calin loan Buia, Physics and Astronomy, Electronic Transport Lorena Baccaglini, Epidemiology, Epidemiology of Herpes Simplex through Nanotube Contacts and Devices. Professor J. P. Lu. Type I and Helicobacter Pylori Infection and Coinfection. Professor Deborah Elizabeth Burgin, Toxicology, Comparison of Environ- Victor J. Schoenbach. mentally Relevant Polychlorinated Biphenyls to 2,3,7,8, Tetra- Bruce Edward Baker, History, Passion and Belief: Remembering chlorodibenzo-P-Dioxin via CYP1A2, Gender, and Markers of Reconstruction in the Twentieth-Century South. Professor Jacquelyn Hall. Oxidative Stress. Professor Linda S. Birnbaum. Beth Allison Barr, History, Gendered Lessons: The Pastoral Care of Christine Amparo Burillo-Kirch, Microbiology and Immunology, Women in Late Medieval England. Professor Judith M. Bennett. Cholera Toxin Subunit B and T Cell Receptor Signaling Pathways Scott Alexander Barros, Toxicology, The Molecular Characterization in Differentially Primed CD8+T Cells. Professor Patrick Flood. of a Novel ATP-Binding Cassette Transporter Gene (Abcal /3) in the Glenn Larry Buttertoss, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Protein Tg.AC Transgenic Mouse. Professor Ronald E. Cannon. Imperfections: Analysis of Side Chain Torsional Deviations in Samantha Barry, School Psychology, Working Memory in Young Folded Proteins Using X-ray Crystallographic Data and Quantum Males with Fragile X Syndrome. Professor Walter Pryzwansky. Mechanical Energy Calculations. Professor Jan Hermans.

Tracy Robin Bartlett, Nursing, Patterns of Problem Behaviors in James Frank Carstens, Journalism and Mass Communication, Adolescents and the Effect of Risk and Protective Factors on These Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations and Online Patterns of Behavior. Professor Diane H. Holditch-Davis. Meshworking: The Internet and Counter Publics. Professor

Joseph Neil Bearden, Psychology, Combinatorial Landscape of Similarity. Debashis Aikat.

Professor Peter Gordon. Shannon Eileen Cavanagh, Sociology, Social Context and Adoles-

Joanne Shultz Beckman, Nursing, Effectiveness of Nursing Practice cent Well Being: The Interplay of the Friendship Group with the Patterns in Acute Care Nursing Units. Professor Nancy Milio. Family, Immigrant Status, and Romantic Activity. Professor Kathleen Mullan Harris. Lorna Marie Bell-Kotwall, Nursing, Factors that Predict Change in Urinary Incontinence in Older Rural Women. Professor Mickey Oscar Chamosa, History, Archetypes of Nationhood: Folk Culture, Dougherty. Sugar Industry and the Birth of Cultural Nationalism in Argentina, 1895-1945. Professor John C. Chasteen. Sompop Bencharit, Oral Biology, Structure and Function of Mam- malian Carboxylesterases. Professor Matthew R. Redinbo. Dongxue Chen, Chemistry, An Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Density Functional Theory Study of Halogen Dynamics and

Etching Reaction on the Si (100) Surfaces. Professor John J. Boland. 14 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAP El till I

Gilles Antoine Chosson, Romance Languages, La Quete Inachevee de Richard Wayne Durham Jr., Pharmaceutical Sciences, Mode of Geoffroi de Villeharjouin et les Homines de la Quatrieme Croisade. Action of Copper Complexes of Thiosemicarbazones in HL-60

Professor Edward Montgomery. Human Leukemia Cells. Professor Iris H. Hall.

Margaret F. Clayton, Nursing, Testing a Model of Communication, Julianne Dyble, Marine Sciences, Detection and Characterization Uncertainty, and Emotional Well Being in Older Breast Cancer of the Nitrogen Fixing Cyanobacteria and Cylindreospermopsis Survivors. Professor Merle H. Mishel. Raciborskii Using Molecular Approaches. Professor Hans Paerl.

Erika Jeanne Clesceri, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Trac- Andrew Robert Dyke, Economics, Crime and Punishment:

ing Particulate Organic Matter Provenance in a Shallow Water Estu- Economic Models of Crime and the Criminal Justice System. ary Using Dual Stable Isotopes and Photosynthetic Pigments (Neuse Professor Helen Tauchen.

River Estuary NC USA). Professor Christopher S. Martens. Megan Mercedes Echevarria, Romance Languages, The Narrative

Rebecca June Cleveland, Epidemiology, Insulin-like Growth Factor-I Works of Arturo Barea. Professor Marsha S. Collins. Polymorphisms and Breast Cancer. Professor Marilie D. Gammon. Cindy Joyce Elmore, Journalism and Mass Communication, A Lia Stephanie Cobb, Religious Studies, Dying to be Men: The Function Qualitative Analysis of Women Journalists Turnover. Professor of Gendered Language in Early Christian Martyrologies. Professor Anne Johnston. Bart D. Ehrman. Judith Ann Erkmann, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Analysis of Leah Elizabeth Cole, Microbiology and Immunology, Haemophilus the Pathways Used for the Nuclear Export of Histone mRNAs Ducreyi's Host Association Mechanisms. Professor Thomas H. Kawula. and Import of SLBP. Professor William Marzluff.

Adam John Constabaris, Philosophy, Meaning and Normativity. Mariola Espinosa, History, Epidemic Invasions: Yellow Fever Public Professor William G. Lycan. Health and Cuban Independence, 1878-1930. Professor Louis Perez.

John Thomas Cooper Jr., City and Regional Planning, Equity in Hazard John Mark Fear, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, The Mitigation Planning. Professor Philip Berke. Influence of Sediment Oxygen Demand and Denitrification on Nitrogen Cycling in the Eutrophic Neuse River Estuary, USA. Angela Michelle Coventry, Philosophy, Causation, Quasi-Realism and Professor Hans Paerl. David Hume. Professor Don Garrett. Qin Feng, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Identification and Charac- James Grant Crawford, History, The Warriors of Civilization: LIS. terization of MECPI and hDOTIL, Two Chromatin-Modifying Soldiers, American Culture and the Conquest of the Philippines, Enzymes. Professor Yi Zhang. 1898-1902. Professor Michael H. Hunt.

Kathryn Ann Fiscelli, Classics, The Significance of Plants in Roman Kimberly Hall Creamer, Education, Learning to Read at Lincoln Funerary Ritual. Professor Jerzy Linderski. Primary: Reconstructing the History of Reading Instructional Methods for the Past Twenty Years. Professor James Cunningham. Sam Prater Forry, Chemistry, Chemical Analysis with Electrogen- erated Chemiluminescence. Professor R. Mark Wightman. Jessica Renee Crawford Crouch, Computer Science, Medial Techniques to Automate Finite Element Analysis of Soft Tissue Structures. Nanette Beth Fulcher, Microbiology and Immunology, The Role of Professor Stephen M. Pizer. Neisseria Gonorrhoeae Opacity Proteins in Host Cell Interactions and Pathogenesis. Professor Janne G. Cannon. Kristopher Michael Curtis, Microbiology and Immunology, Reverse Genetic Analysis of TGEV Gene Function and Replication. Professor Amy Armfield Germuth, Education, Comparing Results from Valve-

Ralph S. Baric. Added HLM and OLS Models to Assess Teacher Effectiveness. Professor William B. Ware. Jeff Yuan Dai, Chemistry, Multidimensional Separations of Biological Samples. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Kurt Ogden Gilliland, Cell and Developmental Biology, Multilamellar Bodies as Scattering Particles in Human Age-Related Nuclear Michelle A. Danis, Economics, Competition in Equity Option Markets. Cataracts. Professor Joseph Costello. Professor Helen Tauchen. Clay Livingston Gipson, Microbiology and Immunology, Borrelia Frank A. Diaz, Chemistry, The Total Synthesis of ( - ) Mucocin. Professor Burgdorferi Outer Surface Protein A (OspA): A Tick Transmission Michael T. Crimmins. Factor and a Lyme Disease Vaccine. Professor Aravinda de Silva. Jason Michael Dickenson, Philosophy, Actions, Reasons and Motivational Jacob Godfrey, Psychology, Appraisal, Coping, and Adaptation in Strength. Professor Douglas Long. J. Family Members of Persons with Severe Mental Illness. Professor Shane Thomas Diekman, Health Behavior and Health Education, A David Penn. Quantitative and Qualitative Approach to Understanding Alcohol Luis Miguel Coelho Goncalves, Romance Languages, Mia Couto Use among College Students. Professor Megan Lewis. and Mozambique: The Renegotiation of the National Narrative James Spencer Downing, History, What TV Taught: Children's Televi- and Identity. Professor Monica Rector. sion and Consumer Culture from Howdy Doody to Sesame Street. Lila Claire Graham, Biochemistry, Secondary Amine Crosslink Professor John F. Kasson. Analysis: A Method for Quantitative and Specific Labeling of Engineering, Brain the Yong Du, Biomedical Spect Imaging of Secondary Amine Crosslinks. Professor Gerald L. Mechanic. Dopaminergic System in Parkinsonism Using 1231 and aamTc Labeled Agents. Professor Eric C. Frey. 2 3 MID-YEAR C O M M E N C I M L N I 15

Theresa Marie Grana, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Mechanisms Christina Leann Hinkle, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Ectodomain of Ras-Mediated Radioresistance. Professor Adrienne D. Cox. Shedding of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Ligands: Mechanisms and Regulation. Professor David C. Lee Ellington Tyrone Graves, Sociology, Projects of Blackness: Racial

Identity, Narrative and Discourse among Black Conservatives. Kenneth Edwin Hoff III, Computer Science, Fast Computation of Professor Judith Blau. Generalized Vorono: Diagrams Using Graphics Hardware. Professor Dinesh Manocha. Sally Hatch Gray, Germanic Languages, The Universal Self in the Face of the Other: Cross Sections of Anthropology and Aesthetics in Works Cindy Irene Hogan, Biology, Coordination between Mates in a by George Forster and Immanuel Kant. Professor Jonathan M. Hess. Monogamous Songbird. Professor R. Haven Wiley.

Walter Mac Gray, Geology, Chemical and Thermal Evolution of Omar Snowden Hopkins, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, the T Volume Intrusive Suite, Yosemite National Park, California. Planning Rural Water Supply Systems in Developing Countries:

Professor Allen F. Glazner. The Case of Rwanda. Professor Donald T. Lauria.

Jennifer LeAnn Green, Chemistry, Studies in the Total Synthesis of Angela Mandee Hornsby, History, 'Cast Down But Not Out': Black Trans-Isoprelaurefacin. Professor Michael T. Crimmins. Manhood and Racial Uplift in North Carolina, 1900-1930. Professor Jacquelyn Dowd Hall. Sherri Lynn Green, Maternal and Child Health, The Influence of Cul- tural and Racial Competencies on Client Outcomes: Evaluation of Hao Hu, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Protein Dynamics Studied by Anti-Discriminatory Practice in North Carolina Maternal and Perinatal Molecular Dynamics Simulation and NMR Experiments. Professor Substance Abuse Treatment Programs. Professor Trude Bennett. Jan Hermans.

Elizabeth Erin Grevengoed, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Jianhua Hu, Biostatistics, Identifying Differentially Expressed Drosophila Abelson Kinase Regulates Cytoskeletal Dynamics at Genes, Calculating Sample Sizes and Computing Gene Expression

Adherens Junctions. Professor Mark Peifer. Indexes in Microarray Experiments. Professor Fred Wright.

Karen Benjamin Guzzo, Sociology, Factors Influencing the Entrance Cai Huang, Cell and Developmental Biology, The Role of Serine into Cohabiting Unions. Professor Ronald R. Rindfuss. Phosphorylation of Paxillin in Cell Motility. Professor Ken Jacobson.

Jennifer Mary Hambrick, Music, Berhoz's 'Dramatic Symphony': Genre Fraser Berkley Hudson, Journalism and Mass Communication, and Generic Mixture in Romeo et Juliette. Professor Mark Evan Bonds. Possum Town Pictures: Culture, History and Identity through the Mississippi Lens of O.N. Pruitt, 1920-1955. Professor Margaret A. Jenifer Leigh Hamil-Luker, Sociology, Differential Participation in and Blanchard. Returns to Education over the Life Course. Professor Peter Uhlenberg. Elena Daniela Ielceanu, Economics, Two Essays on Managing Inno- Anne Connelley Hankinson, Romance Languages, The Voices of vation. Professor Gary Biglaiser. Italian Women Expressed through the Epistolary Genre from the 15*- 17th Centuries. Professor Ennio Rao. George Lee Jackson, Epidemiology. Organizational Characteristics

Mark Douglas Hannam, Physics, Initial Data for Binary Black Holes: of Primary Core Clinics Associated with Better Diabetes Outcomes. The Thin Sandwich Puncture Method. Professor Greg Cook. Professor Michel A. Ibrahim.

Patrick Robert Harrington, Microbiology and Immunology, Norovirus Amy K. Jassen, Neurobiology, Mechanisms Underlying Ligand Attachment and Vaccine Design. Professor Ralph Baric. Recognition and Activation of the Dl-Like Dopamine Receptors. Professor Richard B. Mailman. Mark Jason Harris, Computer Science, Real-Time Cloud Simulation and Rendering. Professor Anselmo Lastra. Sunitha Jasti, Nutrition, Determinants of Compliance with Prenatal Supplements. Professor Anna Maria Siega-Riz. April Harris-Britt, Psychology, Students' Negative Experiences with Peers: An Assessment of Prevalence, Negative Affect, and Coping Anton Duncan Jerkovich, Chemistry, Band Broadening in Isocratic

Responses in Relation to School Adjustment. Professor Janis Kupersmidt. Ultra-High Pressure Liquid Chromatography. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Beth Ann Hatt, Education, Learning to Be Smart: A Post-Critical Ethnography Studying Smartness in a Kindergarten Classroom. Sharon Lynne Joffe, English, The Kinship Coterie: Family and Professor George W. Noblit. Authorship in Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Shelley, Claire Clairmont, and Fanny Imlay. Professor Jeanne Moskal. Jan Hauska, Philosophy, Dispositions as Real Powers. Professor William G. Lycan. Nicola Anne Jones, Political Science, Mainstreaming Gender: South

Korean Women's Civic Alliances and Institutional Strategies 1 987- Jennifer Louise Heller, English, Birth of a Genre: The Mother's Legacy 2002. Professor David Lowery. in Early Modern England. Professor Megan Matchinske. Michele Laura Jonsson Funk, Epidemiology, Impact of Deferred HAART Jennifer Smith Hendrickson, School Psychology, Maternal Depression: on HIV Disease Progression and Survival. Professor James Thomas. Correlates Impact on Children's Preschool Outcomes and Potential Mediating Effects of Family Literacy Program Participation. Professor Frank Fuller Judd Jr., Religious Studies, Pontius Pilate in Early Barbara H. Wasik. Christian Literature. Professor Bart D. Ehrman.

Suzannah Herrmann, Education, Family Literacy Programs: Power Heather Todd Keenan, Epidemiology, A Population-based Study in Service Integration. Professor Barbara H. Wasik. of Inflicted Traumatic Brain Injury in Young Children. Professor Stephen Marshall. 1 6 THE UNIVERSITY 1)1 NORTH CAROLINA AT C H A P E I H I I I

Joni Julian Keller, Biomedical Engineering, Network Service Management: Typhaine Leservot, Romance Languages, Globalization and the How to Prepare the Internet for Telemedicine. Professor Eric Frey. Female Body: Media Influences in Marie Redonnet, Maryse Conde, and Assia Djebar. Professor Martine Antle. Mark Ennis Ketner, Biomedical Engineering, Respiration Effects, Energetics and Hemodynamic Influences in Various Right Heart Szu-Yun Leu, Biostatistics, Non-Homogeneous Poisson Process Bypass (Fontan) Circulations. Professor Carol L. Lucas. Models for Genetic Crossover Interference. Professor P.K. Sen.

Mimi Misung Kim, Social Work, The Relationship of Victimization Tao Li, Biology, Exploring in Vitamin K Epoxide Reductase Gene. and Substance Use/Misuse among Homeless Men. Professor Charles Professor Darrel W. Stafford.

L. Usher. Xiangli Li, Nutrition, Molecular Mechanism of NF-KB Activation Seung-Lye Kim, Information and Library Science, Development in Rheumatoid Arthritis. Professor Melinda Beck. Implementation and Evaluation of a Workshop on Collaboration and Jonathan 1. Lillie, Journalism and Mass Communication, Construc- Information and Communications Technology. Professor Diane H. ting the Mobile Citizen of the Information Society: A Cultural Sonnenwald. Analysis of Commercial '3G' Narratives. Professor Lucila Vargas. Yong-Iik Kim, Computer Science, Time Complexity Bounds for Shu-Yuan Lin, Nursing, Longitudinal Continence Outcomes for Shared-memory Mutual Exclusion. Professor lames H. Anderson. Rural Older Women. Professor Molly C. Dougherty. Clifton Ryan Kinlaw, Psychology, A Developmental Analysis of Affective Frank Knight Lord IV, Art History, Image, Vision, and Faith: Viewers' and Cognitive Mediation of the Effects of Differential Praise on Experiences of the Mandylion, Veronica's Veil, and the Shroud of Motivation and Performance. Professor Beth Kurtz-Costes. Turin. Professor Mary Sheriff. Kristin Komives, City and Regional Planning, Infrastructure, Property Nada Lukkahatai, Nursing, The Thai Cancer Pain Experience: Values and Housing Choice: An Application of Property Value Models Relationship among Spiritual Beliets, Pain Appraisal, Pain Coping, in the Developing Country Context. Professor Dale Whittington. and Pain Perception and Outcomes. Professor Jo Ann Dalton. Alexandra Barbara Kroll, School Psychology, Similarity of Mother/ William A. Mackin, Biology, Communication and Breeding Behavior Daughter Beliefs and Attitudes Regarding Women's Career Choice. in Audubon's Shearwater (Puffinus I. Iherminieri). Professor R.H. Wiley. Professor Peter Ornstein. Kelly Lyn Maglaughlin, Information and Library Science, An Dennis Stephen Kubasko Jr., Education, The Impact of Real-Time Exploration of Interdisciplinary Scientific Collaboration Behav- Internet Experiments Versus Interactive, Asynchronous Replay of iors. Professor Diane H. Sonnenwald. Experiments on High School Students' Science Concepts and Attitudes.

Sudi I. Malloy, Genetics ami Molecular Biology, Dramatic Effects of Low Professor M. Gail Jones. Density Lipoprotein Receptor over Expression in Mice Expressing Richard King-Fai Kwok, Epidemiology, Blood Pressure Changes Human Apolipoprotein E Isoforms. Professor Nobuyo Maeda. Associated with Drinking Water Arsenic Exposure in Inner Mongolia, Sonia Aguilar Maqueda, Romance Languages, Luigi Pirandello's Enrico China. Professor David Savitz. IV: Proposal for a Metatheatrical Interpretation. Dino Cervigni. Peter Michael Lance, Economics, The Demand for Health Care in Matheny, Pharmaceutical Sciences, P-glycoprotein Lower Income Nations: Theory, Econometrics and Empirical Evidence Christopher Jon Induction in Vivo: Tissue Specificity and Functional Impact. from Indonesia. Professor John S. Akin. Professor Gary M. Pollack. Judy Karen Land, Business Administration, An Investigation of the Heather A.D. Mbaye, Political Science, Compliance in the European Increase in Earnings Restatements. Professor Mark Lang. Union: Policy Implementation in Fifteen Countries, 1960-1999. Richard Landesberg, journalism and Mass Communication, Surviving: Professor Gary Marks. A Qualitative Study of How Broadcast Journalists Adapt to a Changing Kristi McClamroch, Epidemiology, Decision Analytic Techniques: Media Landscape. Professor Pat Curtin. Jean Incorporating Costs into Epidemiology. Professor Frieda Behets. Mark Kenneth Larson, Pharmacology, Mechanisms and Functions of Margaret Elizabeth McGinnis, Music, Messiaen's Languages. Slycoprotein VI-Medicated Rapl Activation in Platelets. Professor Professor John Covach. Leslie V. Parise. Marie McNeill, Epidemiology, Metabolic Syndrome and Stephen Rogers Lau, Mathematics, Rapid Evaluation ot Radiation Ann Cardiovascular Disease. Professor Wayne Rosamond. Boundary Kernels for Time-Domain Wave Propagation on Blackholes. Professor Michael Minion. Michel Lee Mears, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Evolution

of Mice and Mouse Lis. Professor Clyde A. Hutchinson III. Neely Leda Law, Geography, Analysis of Water Quality Trends in Urban Watersheds. Professor Lawrence E. Band. Alexa Katherine Middlesworth, English, Victorian London: Literary Images of Material Significance. Professor John McGowan. Helio Juan Leal, Physics and Astronomy, Quantum Critical Phenomena

in Carbon- Based Materials. Professor Dmitri Khveshchenko. Cary Miller, History, Geginawishkid Ninganadjimowininiwag

(False Prophets): Anishinaabeg Encounters with ABCFM Missionaries Matthew S. Burgess Leary, Psychology, Stress, Autonomy-Granting, 1825-1855. Professor Theda Perdue. and Child Maladjustment in Single-Mother Families: Testing Gender-

Specific and Syndrome-Specific Models. Professor Patricia K. Kerig. Keith B. Mitchell, Comparative Literature, In the Wake of the World. Professor Dominique Fisher. 1

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Cindy White Moore, School Psychology, Perceptions of Multicul- Zachary Pekar, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Uncertainty tural Preparation by Early Childhood Preservice Teachers at in the Design of the Measurement Frameworks Underlying CIS- Historically Black Universities and Predominately White Based Human Health Risk Assessment Models. Professor Douglas

Universities. Professor Pamela J. Winton. Crawford-Brown.

John Kitchen Moore Jr., Romance Languages, El Libro de los William Franklin Pendergraft III, Pathology, In-Depth Analysis

Huespedes: An Edition. Professor Frank A. Dominguez. of the Myeloid Protease, Proteinase 3, as an Autoantigen and a Mediator of Vascular Injury. Professor Ronald Falk. Sally Beth Mountcastle, Epidemiology, A Descriptive and Spatial J.

Analysis of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Cumberland Thomas Michael Peters, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, County, North Carolina. Professor Robert Ryder. Droplet Deposition in Industrial Bends. Professor David Leith.

Timothy Michael Muehlhoff, Communication Studies, Embodied Supapak Phetrasuwan, Nursing, Psychological Adjustment in Mothers

Perspective-taking. Professor Julia T. Wood. of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Professor Margaret S. Miles.

Stephanie Anne Mulherin, Epidemiology, Cytokine Polymorphisms Amy Christine Poe, Marine Sciences, Dentrification Dynamics in a and Risk of Preterm Birth and Small-for-Gestationa) Age. Newly Constructed Wetland to Treat Agricultural Drainage Prior to Professor Andrew F. Olshan. Entering the South River, North Carolina. Professor Hans Paerl.

Kevin Brian Muse, Classics, Worthless Wastrels: Prodigals and Suchaya Pornprasertsuk, Oral Biology, Roles of Lysyl Hydroxylase 2 Prodigality in Classical Antiquity. Professor Jerzy Linderski. in Collagen Cross-linking, Fibrillogenesis and Mineralization. Professor Zachary Luke Nimchuk, Biology, Function of Pseudomonas Mitsuo Yamauchi.

Syringae Type III Secretion System Effectors in Plant Pathogen Matthew A. Price, Epidemiology, Towards a Better Understanding of Interactions. Professor Jeffery L. Dangl. Male Trichomoniasis and HIV Infection: A Study of Male Attendees

Maria Elizabeth Nondorf, Business Administration, Accounting of Two Outpatient Clinics in Lilongwe, Malawi. Professor William Choice and the Limitations to the Share Repurchase Option. C. Miller. Professor Robert Bushman. Deborah Annette Procopio, Journalism and Mass Communication, the Internet Civic Julie Anne Odendahl, Communication Studies, Bodies of Evidence: Open Source Democracy: Can Help Restore Violation, Performance, and Display. Professor Delia Pollock. Health? Professor Philip Meyer.

Matthew Lee Raney, Psychology, Influence of Forgiveness Post- Muge Ogrunc, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Nucleases in DNA on Repair and DNA Damage Checkpoints. Professor Aziz Sancar. traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, and Aggression in Vietnam Veterans. Professor Joe Lowman. Jessica Jane O'Hara, English, Undercover Irishness: Espionage, Empire, and Identity in Irish Literature, 1880-2000. Professor Jill Reedy, Nutrition, Dietary Supplement Use and Cancer Preventive Weldon Thornton. Health Behaviors among Colorectal Cancer Survivors and a Com- parison Population in North Carolina. Professor Pamela Haines. Gretchen Dara Onstad, Environmental Science and Engineering, Methods, Formation, and Occurrence of Halogenated Furanones Catherine Searie Renault, Public Policy, Increasing University Technology Transfer Productivity: in U.S. Drinking Waters. Professor Howard S. Weinberg. Understanding Influences on

Faculty Entrepreneurial Behavior. Professor Michael I. Luger. Michelle G. Opp, Operations Research, Outsourcing Warranty Repair Services: Static and Dynamic Allocation for a Fixed Kimberly Sue Reynolds, Health Behavior and Health Education, End- Population. Professor Vidyadhar G. Kulkarni. of-Life Care in Nursing Home Settings. Professor Robert F. DeVellis.

Amy Joelle Pace, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Impact of Brenda Ann Risch, Comparative Literature, Reforming the Fat - Altered Levels of BRCA1 on the G2-M Checkpoint and DNA Woman: The Narrative Encoding of Size in Contemporary Feature Repair. Professor Beverly H. Koller. Length Films. Professor Alice Kuzniar.

Christine Ristaino, Louis Kendall Palmer III, Sociology, Power-Sharing Extended: Marie Romance Languages, Lucrezia Marinella's Policing and Education Reforms in Northern Ireland and Deurre: Between Tradition and Innovation. Professor Dino Cervigni.

Bosnia-Herzegovina. Professor Anthony Oberschafl. Alison Roberts, Sociology, Negotiating Black-and- White Biracial

Melinda Pankratz, Health Behavior and Health Education, Identities in a University Setting: A Qualitative Investigation. Diffusion of the Principle of Effectiveness in North Carolina Professor Judith R. Blau.

Public School Districts. Professor Allan Steckler. Christopher Adam Roddenberry, Psychology, Regional Differences in

Nan Sook Park, Social Work, Typology of Care in Residential Aggression as a Function of Territorial Orientation. Professor Vaida Care/Assisted Living. Professor Sheryl Zimmerman. Thompson.

Beth Lynn Partington, School Psychology, Predictors of Transition Christopher Bernard Rodning, Anthropology, The Cherokee Town at Practices in the North Carolina School Readiness Assessment. the Coweeta Creek Site. Professor Vin Steponaitis.

Professor John Brantley. Checo James Rorie, Toxicology, Characterization of the Ews/Fli-

Reggie Leon Pearson, History, Crucible of Change: Black Health Chimeric Oncogene. Professor Bernard E. Weissman. Care in the Urban South. Professor Keith Wailoo. 1 8 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HI LI

Scott Edwin Ross, Human Movement Science, Characterization of Kathryn Harker Tillman, Sociology, Academic Outcomes among Postural Stability between Functionally Stable and Unstable Ankle Adolescents in Stepfamilies: The Importance of Family Structure Groups Using Static and Dynamic Force Plate Measures. Professor Pathways, Family Composition, and Family Relationships. Professor Kevin M. Guskiewicz. Kathleen Mullan Harris.

Paivi M. Salo, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Investigation Debbie Ann Travers, Information and Library Science, Identification of Environmental Risk Factors for Childhood Asthma and Asthma of Concepts from Emergency Department Text Using Natural Lan- Related Symptoms. Professor Mark D. Sobsey. guage Processing and the Unified Medical Language System. Profes- sor Stephanie Haas. Lee Kristin Sandusky, Economics, The Information Effect of Physician Visits and the Prevention of Behavior- Related Illness. Professor Ryan Zimmerman Turncliff, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Expression Tom Mroz. and Function of Transport Proteins and CYP3A in Sandwich-Cul- tured Hepatocytes: Application to the Hepatobiliary Disposition of David Adam Sartorius, History, Limits of Loyalty: Race and the Public Drugs and Generated Metabolites. Professor Kim L. R. Brouwer. Sphere in Cienfuegos, Cuba, 1845-1898. Professor Louis A. Perez Jr. Caroline Staneck Tyler, Psychology, The Development of Selective Alysson Mauldin Satterlund, Communication Studies, A Thousand Looking: Characterizing Patterns of Preschoolers' Cognitive Skills Hours of Overtime: A Case Study of Employee Volunteerism, and Maternal Attention Directive Behaviors. Professor Peter A. Ornstein. Commitment, and Identification. Professor Steve K. May. Shannon Smith Van Zandt, City and Regional Planning, Achieving Adam Alexander Seeger, Computer Science, Surface Reconstruction the American Dream: The Impact of Homeownership on Opportunity from AFM and SEM Images. Professor Russell Taylor. for Low-and Moderate-Income Households. Professor William M. Rohe. Mary Margaret Shaw, City and Regional Planning, Residential Developer RobinOlivia Goldman Vander, Comparative Literature, The Ethno- Decisions and Urban Growth Boundaries. Professor Raymond I. Burby. graphic Embrace: Anthropology, Fiction, and the Performance Min Shen, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Implementation and Applications Paradigm. Professor D. Soyini Madison. of Machine Learning Algorithms in Computer- Assisted Drug Design. Navin Nagaraj Vembar, Mathematics, Oriented Matroid Integer Professor Alexander Tropsha. Chains. Professor Thomas Brylawski. Phieng Siliphaivanh, Chemistry, Formal Synthesis of Leucascandrolide Miguel Esteban Volovsek, Biology, A Molecular Phylogenetic Study A. Professor Michael T. Crimmins. of the Red Algal Family Acrochaetiaceae (Acrochaetiales, Rhodophyta) da Silva, Romance Languages, The Theater of Luis Marco Gomes and its Close Nemalialean Allies. Professor Max Hommersand. Carlos Goes: A Portrayal of Urban Violence in Rio de Janeiro. Hong Wang, Materials Science, Atomic Force Microscopy Studies of Professor Fred Clark. Initiation Events in DNA Mismatch Repair. Professor Dorothy A. Eric. Amy Catherine Skypala, Biology, The Family Dynamics of Parental John Hsing-I Wang, Biology, Neuroethology of Magnetic Orientation Care. Professor R. Haven Wiley.

in Tritonia Diomedea. Professor Kenneth J. Lohmann. Frederick William Solt, Political Science, Explaining the Quality of Kai Wang, Biostatistics, Designs for Two-Dimensional Phase I Trials New Democracies: Actors, Institutions, and Socioeconomic Struc- in Oncology. Professor Anastasia Ivanova. ture in Mexico's States. Professor Evelyne Huber. Xiaofei Wang, Biostatistics, Semiparametric Methods for Biased Anand Srinivasan, Computer Science, Efficient and Flexible Fair Sampling Schemes in Epidemiologic Studies with Auxiliary Covari- Scheduling of Real-Time Tasks on Multiprocessors. Professor James ates. Professor Haibo Zhou. H. Anderson. Yuchuan Wang, Biomedical Engineering, Development and Applica- Mirko Stange, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Regulation of the Cardiac tions of High-Sensitivity and High-Resolution Fully 3D SPECT Using Ryanodine Receptor by Phosphorylation. Professor Gerhard Meissner. Two Different Collimator Designs. Professor Benjamin M. W. Tsui. Robert B. Stepno, Journalism and Mass Communication, Presenting William Orville Ward, Biology, Novel Connections between Growth Happy Valley: A Case Study of Online Newswork Roles, Design and Control and E2F/Rb Transcriptional Regulation Revealed by Microar- Decision Making at WRAL-TV.com, 1 996- 1 999. Professor Debashis Aikat. ray Analysis of Drosophila Embryos. Professor Robert Duronio. Ursula Mary Swiney, Psychology, The Efficacy of EMDR for Survivors Jeffrey Dennis Warren, Geological Sciences, The Sequence Stratigraphy of a Natural Disaster: A Pilot Study. Professor Joe Lowman. of the East China Sea Continental Margin. Professor Louis R. Bartek III. Andrew Lewis Thall, Computer Science, Deformable Solid Modeling Ryan Ellery Watkins, Biochemistry and Biophysics, The Pregnane X via Medial Sampling and Displacement Subdivision. Professor Receptor: Structural Determinants of Binding Promiscuity. Professor Stephen M. Pizer. Matthew R. Redinbo. Christine Marie Thetford, Chemistry, Engaging the Power of Diode Janet West, Comparative Literature, Transformations and Revela- Array Detection and Capillary Electrophoresis to Measure Diffusion tions: The Grotesque Narratives of Kafka, O'Connor, Faulkner, and Coefficients. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Grass. Professor Siegfried Mews. Sarah Caroline Thuesen, History, Classes of Citizenship: The Culture Kenneth Maurice Williamson, Anthropology, Race and Identity For- and Politics of Black Public Education in North Carolina, 1919-1960. mation: Black Political Activists in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Professor Professor James Leloudis. Glenn D. Hinson. (i 2 () 3 M I D-Y E A R (. M M 1 N C h M E N 1 19

Miranda Wilson, English, Dark Works: Poison and Emerging Episte- The Dean E. Smith Center mologies of Early Modern England. Professor Megan Matchinske. Today's ceremony attests to the flexibility of the Dean E. Smith Athena W. Wong, Genetics and Molecular Biology, CIITA: Expression Center, one of the most impressive collegiate arenas in the in T Cells and Regulation of Plexin-Al in Dendritic Cells. Professor Jenny Ting. country. Begun as a mission of unparalleled proportion in

Robert Dudley Woodberry, Sociology, The Shallow of Empire: Missions, college athletics, the 300,000-square-foot edifice was built with Colonial Policy and Democracy in Post-Colonial Societies. Professor funds raised entirely from private donations. It stands on seven Christian Smith. and one-half acres on the University's south campus. More than Michael E. Woolley, Social Work, Assessing the Validity of Self-Report Items for Children: The Inter-Rater Reliability of Cognitive Pretest- 20,000 cubic yards of rock were removed to make room for the ing. Professor Gary L. Bowen. 340-foot-wide, 380-foot-long building.

Ying Wu, Oral Biology, Microglia Activation and Chronic Pain. The arena is named for the former Tar Heel basketball coach Professor William Maixner. Dean Smith, who finished his career in 1997 as the all-time Min Xu, Biomedical Engineering, Toward Single-Trial Measurement winningest coach in basketball history with 879 victories. In of EEG Data by Adaptive Filtering. Professor Edward F. Kelly. years, to Donglei Yu, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Design, Synthesis, and Biological 36 Smith coached Carolina eleven NCAA tournament

Evaluation of DCK Related Compounds as Potent Anti-HIV Agents. Final Fours, two national titles, and thirteen Atlantic Coast Professor Kuo-Hsiung Lee. Conference Tournament championships. Xiyu Zhou, Business Administration, Two Essays on Mutual Funds. The building, dedicated in 1986, has three levels. The first Professor David Ravenscraft. floor features six recreational locker rooms, the basketball Xiaonan Zhu, Nutrition, Brain Development in PEMT Knockout Mice. Professor Steven H. Zeisel. dressing area, which contains a players' lounge complete with

computer terminals and study desks, as well as training and Doctor of Public Health weight rooms for use by the basketball players. On the second Sean Edward Condon, Biostatistics, Spatial Analysis of Birthweight and Infant Mortality. Professor Chirayath Suchindran. floor visitors can enjoy a memorabilia room that houses arti-

Claudia Plaisted Fernandez, Health Policy and Administration, facts of Carolina's rich athletic tradition. The uppermost level How Do Chief Medical Officers Exercise Leadership? Professor features a 1,200-foot-long, 22-foot-wide concourse with eight Bryan Weiner. concession stands and a souvenir showcase, all easily accessible Mary L. Young, Biostatistics, Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE) with Design-Based Correlation Structures For Cluster-Unit from the sixty-eight aisles along the concourse. One of the most

Trials. Professor John S. Preisser. prominent features in the Smith Center is the series of banners The School of Education rewarding the accomplishments of Carolina players and teams, including NCAA championship banners for 1956-57, 1981-82, Established 1885 and 1992-93, respectively. Also hanging high above the playing Dean Thomas James floor are 40 replica jerseys honoring Carolina's greatest individ-

Doctor of Education ual standouts. The Smith Center's design allows it the flexibility Rhonda Lynn Truitt, Educational Leadership, Rising from the Ashes: to host numerous entertainment events. From a large grid over How Changes in Leadership and School Culture Turned a Low Per- the east end, more than 50,000 pounds of sound and lighting forming Elementary School into a High Performing Learning Com- munity. Professor William Malloy. equipment can be easily attached. Many of the biggest stars

Susan Dail Walters, Educational Leadership, Women Educational have appeared on stage here. Since Kenny Rogers staged the Leaders as Social Activists. Professor Catherine Marshall. arena's first concert in 1986, entertainers ranging in appeal

from Bruce Springsteen to John Denver, Amy Grant to Garth

Brooks have performed. Sporting events such as WCW Monday

Night Nitro, the NCAA Wrestling Championships, and the

North Carolina High School Athletic Association Basketball

Championships, and the 1999 Special Olympics World Summer

Games events have also been held at the Smith Center. But the

main attraction, and indeed the very reason for the Smith

Center's existence, is Carolina basketball. 20 THE UNIVERSITY Of NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

December 2003 Candidates for Post Baccalaureate Professional Degrees

The School The School The School of Law of Medicine of Pharmacy Established 1843 Established 1897 Established 1879 Dean Gene R. Nichol Dean Robert A. Blouin Dean and Vice Chancellor for Juris Doctor Medical Affairs Jeffrey L. Houpt Doctor of Pharmacy Laurie G. Armstrong Doctor of Medicine Vivian Morris Broach April Zotecan Ledford Sara Tavernier Burgardt Karen Rose Beasley Angenette Renee Stephenson Howard Colmus Gaines Jr. Philip John Quann Brenda Jean Thissen Mary Lindsey Hedgepeth Andrew T. Ruvo Thomas Joseph Norkus Carlie Selbo Sigel Patrick George Richards Neeta Kiran Venepalli Amy Jo Slater Christine Elizabeth Zone

Chartering the University

The first state constitution of North Carolina, ratified the Bill of Rights. On November 21, 1789 North

in 1776, called for the creation of one or more uni- Carolina delegates meeting in Fayetteville ratified

versities to encourage and promote "useful learning." the Constitution.

But the University was slow in coming. A bill William R. Davie, who had helped write the

introduced in the state legislature in 1784 to establish United States Constitution and had urged his fellow

"North Carolina University" was defeated because many North Carolinians to accept it, turned the attention

people feared that the proposed university could of the General Assembly, also meeting in

become an aristocratic bastion against the state's Fayetteville, to higher education. Davie proposed

common people. Similar fears led North Carolinians a bill to establish and charter a university, noting

not to ratify the U.S. Constitution when the state in the bill's preamble that "in all well regulated

first voted on it in 1788. Many feared that the strong Governments, it is the indispensable duty of every

central government proposed by the Constitution Legislature to consult the Happiness of a rising

might endanger the rights and liberties of the com- Generation, and endeavor to fit them for an honor-

mon people. able Discharge of the Social Duties of Life, by

Many state leaders demanded that a Bill of paying the strictest attention to their Education."

Rights guaranteeing those liberties be added to The Federalist spirit of the General Assembly

the Constitution and late in the summer of 1789 swept through the meeting of the North Carolina

Congress passed the amendments that became delegates, and Davie's bill was enacted on

December 11, 1789. 2 3 M I I>-Y E A li C O M M E N C E MINI 21

December 2003 Candidates for Graduate Degrees and Professional Graduate Degrees

The Graduate Sarah Hurwitz Master of Arts in Master of Arts Chih-lng Lim Mass Communication in Romance Languages School Elizabeth F. Montague Howard Owen Covington Isabel Cristina R. Ferreira Nadya L. Pancsofar Established 1903 Meiko Shimura Rodrigo Fidel Dorfman Ryan Dennis Giles Richard Daniel Fowler Xiomara Gomez Dean Linda Dykstra Julie Cathleen Wilson Melody Ko Anna E. Igou Master of Arts Master of Arts James P. Marshall Beatriz Lomas-Lozano Samuel D. Middleton Jr. Abel Munoz-Hermoso in Anthropology in English James Ivan Miller III Steve Puig Elaine Kimberly R. Allen Julie Farm Matthew J. Mullen Kimberly L. Gibbs Ana M. Araujo Anita Kirsten Weeks Master of Arts Mary Alice Kirkpatrick in Russian and East Master of Arts Jeehyun Lim Master of Arts Stephanie Shawn Morgan European Studies in Art History in Mathematics Jessica Stacy Nelson Shannon D. Beebe Ellen Wilson Winsor Alison Hall Lisa Jo Rathert J. Nancy A. Bland Kelly B. Ross Jeffrey Lee Jennette Master of Arts Master of Arts Sarah R.Trippensee in Classics in Music Master of Arts Christopher G. Cudabac Master of Arts in Jonathan Andrew Flory in Sociology Matthew Eric Henstridge Exercise and Sport Benjamin A. Fletcher Joseph D. Manese Master of Arts Science Nathan B. Hamilton Carrie Charlotte Mash in Philosophy Sara B. Haviland Peter A. Vanaria Nicholas Michael Conway Phillip T. Barron Lars W. Jarkko Robert Earl Vander Poppen Vanessa Jane Fuchs Nena Therese Davis Kristin Marie Kenneavy Jimmie Richard Grimsley Jr. Yvette Phillip H. Kim Master of Arts in Garrett Stephen Larson Yolonda Wilson Wilson Cameron Lloyd Kimberly Rebecca Manturuk Communication Studies Master of Arts in Daniel Jeffrey Satter Amy L. Weinberg Melissa Rae Franke Tracy C. Watson Political Science Michael Walter Peterson Master of Arts Laura Peers Barnes Sarah Emily Plumb Master of Arts Georgia Ellen Bianchi in Special Education Master of Arts in in Folklore Jennifer Lynn Bonacci Suzanne Hughes Mira-Knippel Sidney R. King Jonathan Slade Broom Comparative Literature Master of Science Michael Lawrence Murray Elizabeth Hughes Covington Louis Eliot Schroeder Davis Joy Marie Salyers Amy M. in Biochemistry Amy Kristen Shaw Michael G. Spinks Patrick John Egan and Biophysics Deron Thomas Lundy Master of Arts Sarah C. Jackson Master of Arts Thomas I. Mustillo in Ecology in Geography Brandon B. Schneider Master of Science Jill H. Trufant Kathryn N. Shumaker Evan Sawyer Hammer in Biostatistics Erica Tysinger Simon Anne Kusterer Pollard Master of Arts Ashleigh R. Smith Jamie Lynn Bigelow Walter Rockwell Boyle in Economics Master of Arts Master of Arts Rebekkah S. Dann Alica Stubnova Sparling in History in Psychology Hye-jin Jo Susan W. Anderson Kannan Mahadevan Master of Arts Nikki Letisa Aikens Matt J. Harper Amanda Ashleigh Pyles in Education Seth E. Carter Erin Culpepper Barrow Master of Arts Cheryl Dana Coon Master of Science Kelly Lynn Kandra Kathleen Ruth Casson in Linguistics in Biomedical Kimberly D. Clark-Shaw David Michael Mahoney Elaine S. Ferreira Abousalh Engineering Jason Todd Clemmer Mary Ann Michael Sarah E. Jackett Aaron Cooley Shaye Benton Reavis Randal T. Cole Neal Everette Snider Kyung-jin Hong John H. Sideris Xin He Shevaun Leigh Stocker Sandra Patricia Henao Cecelia R. Valrie James W. Jordan THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT C H A P E I Hill

lames Eric Knutson Master of Science in Master of Science Sara A. Kraabel Environmental Science in Occupational Jason-Dennis Neilken Stewart Eric Tanalski and Engineering Therapy Richard Frank Uhlir-Hall Kedesch Erma Altidor Dana Malayica Chambers Hasmet Uner Russell B. Bowen MingMing Zhang Hohensee Bryan Craig Yoder Lisa M. Casanova Cheol-Hung Cho Master of Science Master of Science Chiara Christia D'Amore in Operations Research in Cell and Jeffrey T Deberardinis Burhaneddin Sandikci Developmental Biology Melanie Doyle Zhaohui Wang Christopher David Heaney David James Coon Yuanjing Zhou Javier E. Hernandez Stefania Marsili Yu-Mee Kim Master of Science Master of Science Brian R. Kirsch in Oral and Tiina Pasanen in Chemistry Maxillofacial Elizabeth Louise Pennington Dana P. Albon Iuliana Voicu Radiology Evan Sanders Beach Donald E. Ward G. Paul Singh Tiwana Jie Fu Randall E. Hicks Master of Science in Master of Science Patricia A. Jones Geological Sciences in Pedodontics Sheena T. Patrick Michael Elmer Bulled Matthew Ford Savage Alawee Howard Racine Amanda Brill Colosimo Christopher Michael Yates Andrew R.C. Kylander-Clark Master of Science What I do at Carolina is Master of Science Stephanie Ellen Novak in Pharmaceutical Ryan Zane Taylor theatre. Lighting, specifi- in Computer Science Sciences Brandon James Wood Abhishek Ghosh Lucinda Peck Garris cally. I spend more time Naga Kiran Govindaraju Master of Science Kara Suter Yeon Jeong Ja in Genetics Master of Science working in theatres than Jason Jerald J. Rhiannon Inez D'Agostin Julien Jomier in Physics Karen E. Messner I do in class some weeks. Theodore W. Kim Miles Cannon Blanton David Michael Roberts Haolong Ma Hakan Deniz Because being at Carolina Wesley Francis Miaw Master of Science in Shon Browning Gilliam Miguel Angel Otaduy Tristan Andrea M. Hilchey is about Human Movement doing what you Andrew Brian Raij Yuanyuan Jia Avneesh Sud Science Guang Yang love, things you never Jeffrey Wendell Townsend Fabian Jude David Celeste Marie Yeates Fang-Yi Tsai expected to try, and doing Gokul Varadhan Master of Science Master of Science Bingzhao Yang in Mathematics in Public Health it all, whenever possible. Sung-eui Yoon Sarah Marie Batey Nursing Jennifer Ann Hudson Master of Science Suzette Zaneta Lettsome Todd Robert Riley RACHEL OPITZ in Dental Hygiene Abby I. Todd Master of Science Education Yichao Wu in Recreation Lynne Carol Hunt Master of Science Administration Master of Science in Microbiology Kellie E. Howie Michael David Meyen in Ecology and Immunology Emily Erin Peterson Kristin Taverna Thi Vu Bui Chad Eric Cecil Master of Science Master Science of Nora Maureen Rooney in Rehabilitation in Economics Master of Science Psychology and Kevin P. Muller Counseling Yabin Sun in Nutrition Susan Paige Miller Elliott Creighton Brown

Master of Science in Oral Biology

Emily E. H. Sterrett 2 C) 3 M I D-V EAR ( o M M E N C E MEN! 2$

Master of Science Katherine Anne Fitch The School Luis B. Fondacci in Speech and Haydn John Frost of Education Hearing Sciences Thomas D. Gaffney Established 1885 Gilat Brav Akila Ganapathy Steven William Gams Dean Thomas James Master of Science Andrew Lindsay Graham in Statistics Stephen Glen Graham Master of Arts Francisco Chamu Morales Joseph Dung Hall in Teaching Stephen VanEmon Hantzmon Ai-Ru Cheng Margaret Bowers Barrett Kathleen Cole Hassell Sharon Louise Christ Ilona Lynn Bippley Thomas Christopher Hiller Natalia Deeb-Sossa Karlata Natasha Elliott Steven Todd Hodgin John D. Fricks David Ormand Moore Stephen Jerome Horn Mohammad Reza Jahan-Parvar Courtney M. Wharton Curtis J. Horvat Kimberly Renee Spayd Lisa Nicole Worthington Dorothy Mae Watson Lora Michele-Foley Howard Chiyo Kanda Master of Education Master of Maria Kazantseva Hannah E. Barrett William Randall Kelley Regional Planning Merilee Dawn Chesney Richard Daniel Kiernan III Susan A. Faulkner Heather A. Katz James Herbert Kropp Scott Andrew Greeley Ammaul Ali Knox Serge Makligh Caroline Suzanne Mowry Soo-Rim Noh Thomas Markus Martignoni Richard Eugene Thorsten II Christopher Mendez Master of School Rebecca Ann Moen Administration The Kenan- Paul Norman Mudd Jr. I count my passport as Armida Lynn Newell Emily Blankenbeckler Bivins Flagler Jeffrey T. Page one of my most valuable Business Balasubramania Panchapakesan Michael S. Parks The School possessions. It symbolizes School Mark Allen Pavcik of Government Abbas Piran and makes possible the Established 1919 Abigail Turner Pons Established 2001 Dean W.S. (Steve) Jones Paul Warren Poole Dean Michael R. Smith universal freedom I am Teresa Reed Master of Business Margaret Ruth Roberton Master of Public afforded as an American. Administration Jose Carlos Roo-Ortiz Administration Andrew Coleman Rothschild By allowing me to study Ian R. Patrick Avery Schick Najeema D. Washington Eugene Roy Son J. Robyn L. Shawkey abroad through a UNC Elizabeth Aheron J. Stephen Nelson Showalter Sherman Edward Anderson Jr. Amit Dasharath Singh The School of program, it has been integral Stephen C. Backman Stephen Wayne Smith Juliano Cordeiro Braz information Vladimir Michael Stepanian in my education as a global David Curtin Brown David Winborne Stewart and Library Margaret Lynn Byrum Babette Powell Stone citizen by providing me with Alexander Charles Car Science Stephen Mitchell Strickland John H. Carson Leigh Ann Thompson Established 1931 sympathetic experience to Michael A. Carter Heidi Hall Timmerman Gregory Hayeong Cha Dean Joanne G. Marshall Ashraf Sami Torky complement the intellectual. Sanjai Chandra Brian Stephen Tuttle Master Science Matthew J. Coats of Charles Albert Underwood Jr. Jean Laurent Couzy in Information Science Joseph Elliott Vance Sean Michael Crane HEATHER LEE MESSERA Sean Eric Vestal Li Chen Leslie Rawls Culliton Khoi Tien Vu Anita M.C. Crescenzi Travis Shelton Day Elizabeth Ward Katherine Denise Crowder Corey Olando Dendy J. Nathan Jon Weber Xiang Ding Mariano Domingues Michael Joe Williams Claire Eager Peter Graham Dyck Joseph Louis Hester Jr. Heather Marie Engen Anthony Wilder Hughes Mary Teresa Farrell Telemak Edward Kamparosyan Barry D. Maglaughlin Hetna Narendra Naik Christopher B. Peary 24 THE UNIVERSITY OF N O I! I H CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Patrick Polinski Michael Albert Jankowski Nancy Carolyn Pullen Lauren Rene John Christopher Kiser Rocio Beatriz Quinonez Anita Sundaram Jennifer Marie McKay Erika L. Rager Nan Wang Carolyn Sue Lemly Moser Susheel C. Reddy Christine Adessa Wilkens Mary A. Nelson Barrett Kelley Robinson Irma Moore Richardson Vanessa Lynn Rommelmann Master of Science Christine Marie Rivenbark David T. Rykken in Library Science Margaret Lois Sauer Stephanie A. Sabatini

William Andrew Durland Thomas J. Schumacher Kapil Kumar Saharia Carla Vanessa Edwards Amy Kiewra Thompson Judith Ellen Schroeder Cristianne Louise Fellowes Wendy Diana Walker Roxanne E. Smith Deborah Ann Yarborough Laura Myers Stabler Emily Jill Glenn Wing Kee Ho Olga S. Tompkins Master of Public Health Anne M. Valentine Karen J. Jeremiah Deborah Williams Joyner Peggy L. Abney Heather Marie Wasser William Christop Kline Murray Alexander Abramson Earlena Ruth Wilson Robin Melinda Mize Timothy Glenn Baker Jian Yu Caroline Louise Osborne Sudhasree Bojja Master of Science Kelly Marie Overton Edward P. Bridgeford James H. Ovitt Seth Charles Brody in Environmental Christy Edina Richards Mikisha Mercella Brown Engineering Melissa Caminiti Joseph L. Ripp J. Clayton Joseph Johnson Annelise Sklar Timothy Ryan Carle Ynez Maria E. Meisch Ann Newman Chelminski Sendhil Kumar Cheran Master of Science Ashish Sharad Chogle The School in Public Health In 2001, while doing social Rachel Ann Coolman of Nursing Lori R. Creech John Daniel James work in Johannesburg, I saw Courtney Cullitan Annastatia Kiely Keane Established 1950 Emilie Azar Davis Mary Mathew Linda R. first-hand the horrendous Dean Cronenwett James Arthur Davis Carolyn Elizabeth McLaurin Tiencia D. DePass Maritza N. Penagos enormity of the AIDS crisis. Master of Science Shilpa Pradeep Diwan Claude E. Robinson in Nursing Srilatha Edupuganti Kimberly Ann Scott Compelled to action, I Aviva Sarah Scully Kandice Leigh Christopher Juanita Pollard Edwards Catherine Lynn Stanwyck Miriam Eddins Fahrer Lynne Christine Fiscus involved UNC communities Jennifer E. Stoddard Edward Julian Glaesner Rachelle Allison Fong Joshua Neal Freedman Joan P. Grother of faith through the Impact Robin Lynn Gusmann Corliss Jean Furbert The School of Angela Jean Keene Fadia T. Hamadah AIDS Walk-a-thon. In 2003 Kacey Alexis Hanson Crystal Parker McKenzie Social Work Pamela Ann Milstead Fletcher Lee Hartsell III I returned to South Africa as Established 1920 Nancia Tamara Odom Cherrie Dawn Heller Jennifer Joan Hemingway-Foday Charles Roscoe Rhine Jr. Dean Jack Richman a Witswatersrand University Lawrence John Santeramo Kirsti H. Herlin Laura Tremper- Jones Kelly M.S. Hugunin Master of Social Work Visiting Researcher, studying Rajasekar Jagadeesan LaNika Lennee Turner Dolores Susan Banner Leila C. Kahwati Keith G. Wells Jeffrey Demagistris hip-hop as a tool of social Sonali Prakash Kulkarni Brenda Lynn Erikson Allen Ashoke Kumar John R. Garmatz change. Patrick Edwin Link The School of Gayle Van Horn John Mavropoulos Lee Chaix McDonough Public Health Megan McCormick Maritza N. Penagos Judith Goldman McGahey MICAH GILMER Established 1939 Aviva Sarah Scully Elisabeth Fowlie Mock William L. I^oper Allison Gullion Swiller Dean Ellen Moring Montgomery Kory Ann Williford Folafoluwa Olutobi Odetola Master of Health Care Douglas Ray Owens Administration Stacy Anne Patchel Cynthia Ann Alkire Charles Andrew Peery Stacey Lee Brown Jennifer Denise Pender Jennifer Carroll Costello Henry Poon Benita Gwynn Powell Jo Anna Gresham Tiffany Michele Powell Julie Elizabeth Hancock 2 3 M I D-Y EAR COMMENCEMEN1 25

December 2003 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees

The College Jordan Sherrill Sanders David Caldwell George Economics Shatifa Valkesha Searles Denden Mary Girmay Brandon J. Alexander of Arts and Mysha Erin Sissine Cory Joshua Graham Gregory Christopher Baas Kate Lee Greeson* Sciences Art History Ashley Hume Baxter Erin Katrise Grose Holly Suzanne Jennings Gheric Allan Berton Established 1795 Max Oliver Gustashaw Christopher David Bigness Asian Studies Joseph Michael Halko Sandra Eugenia Chapman* Interim Dean Dean L. Bresciani Michael Wei Lam Jr. Michael Anthony Harris Joshua Philip Cheney Sarah Elizabeth Hegyi* Bachelor of Arts Biology Jeffrey Lynn Cherry Elizabeth Anne Henrici Joshua Brice Ashe Kristin Kelly de Grouchy African and Afro- Andrew Mark Herman William Jarrell Degenhart Carol Reashanda Ball American Studies Mia Damita Holden Mary Harriet Berghaus Mark McEntee deWolf LaShonda Marie Allen David Holt Huffmes Richard Burke Cathey Benjamin Samuel Dobson LaQuanda Shena Barksdale Dorothy Meredith Keller Kerryann Vanessa Dawkins Tonia Leigh Dunn LaToya Nicole Gibbs William Jason King Megan Duncan Edwards Jeremy Garland Elliott Micah Charles Gilmer Stephanie Megan Klein Ross David Ellison*++ James Mayo Faison Jr. Darryl A. Grant Jena Louise Kluegel Amanda Meagan Lee Timothy M. Evans Latorya S. Jarman Jesse Andrew Kohler Robin Lynne Lennox Uzoma Rita Ezekwudo Derrick Antonio Johnson Kanhka Linthavong Paul Michael Lichstein Berry Godwin French III Kadiatu Nana Kaloko Kristin Lee May Kimberly Michelle Malloy Camille Terron Holt Shakeerah Tameka McCoy Joan Dorsey McFadden Dawud Ismail Muhammad Nicole Ashley Holtry Fatimah Rahmah Nubee Christy Leigh Melton Jonathan Ford Parks Christopher Baldwin Home* Willie E. Parker Jr. Issac Mooring Matthew David Smith Joseph York Hubbard Kevin Eugene Pollock Adam Brett Nicely Brendan Townsend Van Mater David Paul Lazenski Jr. Dexter Devon Reid Bryn Kristen Nicholson Akilah Curtisse West Ting Yuan Li Snow Alaina Sherrill* Emily Ryan Nivens Robert Andrew Wheeler John Wells MacKey Jemel Montez Sutton James Nelson Ormond Gavin John McGeehan Michelle Nicole Teasley Chemistry Cameron Darius Parker Ashley Ann McGirr Lakeshia Renee' Winchester Sarah Elizabeth Britt* Tracy Lashawn Reid Terrance Lee McRae Jennifer Elizabeth Byrnes Cassie Lea Rhodes* American Studies Gary Brant Morefield Patrick Brannon Galloway Kathleen Boyd Richards Amanda Gail Greene Justin Fielder Paget David Phillip Hafter Christopher M.B. Roberts Seth Evan Maid Russell Bart Pate Woo Sup Hwang Richard Franklin Rozzelle V Amanda Preston Taylor Jonathan Michael Philpot Vineetha Kommareddi Carrie Lynne Sparks Elissa Kristin Picornell Anthropology Kanhka Linthavong Abigail Lynn Spector Justin Alan Plumley Anthony Patrick Birchette Henry Jerome Stockard V Robbins Classics Dustin J. Anna Carol Franklin Vasiliki Georgios Tzioros Susan K. Kaplan Michael Sterling Rompel Vanessa Anne Handsel George Lawrence Waters Rachel Shira Opitz ++ David Wilson Roy Adam Chesler Klein Bartley Hanes Watts Daniel John Strowe John Jacob Lunow Communication Studies Jason Gerard Weathers Ennicia Danielle Sykes Jennifer Alco McCollum Jared Timothy Amos Edie Elizabeth Weichert Nelson Scott Turner Selina Patel Jesse Lee Barton Crista Lynn Whitman* Terry Forrest Turner Jr. Katherine Marie Blackburn Sarah McKinnon Wright Adam Christopher Van Horn* * Anne Elizabeth Burris Indicates probable Computer Science Joseph Matthew Ward Bernard Clinton ca ndida tes jo r degrees Omar Matthew Patrick Weiner Milton Jerome Carpenter Jr. with distinction or highest Donti Laron Coats Lara Beth Whittaker* distinction based on GPA Ioana Simona Costant* Dramatic Art Steven Murdoch Will Julie McKensie Deal Whitney Henry going into the final Dawn Archie Edward Williams III semester. Brian Lee Dickerson Laurie Jane Hull* Faith Rachele Williams Michael Ryan Earey Sara Elizabeth Rhyne* Tim Andreas Witting + Indicates Honors Jonathan Edward Emery Stephanie Jane Staton IChan John Wu recipients. Spencer Dale Faison Cory Joshua Graham Yun Ku Yi ++ Indicates Highest Honors Andrea Lynn Fortino Edie Elizabeth Weichert recipients. 2 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

English Geological Sciences Erin Leigh Mansfield*

Naomi Grace Boulware James Andrew Glick Charles Jefferson McCall Jr. + Carla Joyner Brown German John 1. McCool* Edwina M. Cain Roberta Miro Travis Ray Kephart Fiona Mary Cheek* Margo Bennett Mullinax Kathleen Boyd Richards Theresa Phoenix Chen* Rosina Alston Orr John Paul VanderWerf Steven Thompson Corneliussen Samantha Richardson Jeffrey Gray Crawford History Derek Kent Rose Virginia Anne Dozier Anthony Patrick Birchette Sayward Elizabeth Schmehl Rachel Santresa Lee Edens Sara Elizabeth Byrum Justin Thomas Walls* lanna Kelly Gonwa*+ Edwina M. Cain Linguistics Zachary Scott Gresham++ Meghan Kathryn Childers Charlotte Rebecca Stewart Amanda Cole Hayworth Ashley Elizabeth Clark fanelle Marie Headen Steven Thompson Corneliussen Management and Society Whitney Dawn Henry Johanna Clemens Costa Sejal Harin Amin Dana Michelle Hurley Charles Williams Coyne Latisha LaWanda Barnes John Banister Hyde Megan Brunette Dean Joseph Lee Bennett Courtney Elizabeth Jones William Jarrell Degenhart Gheric Allan Berton Patrick Casey Kelly + Mark McEntee deWolf Ramon Bescansa Paul Michael Lichstein Christina Anne Eastman Jeffrey Alexander Boggs Kelly Arlene McKay Bryan Todd Eggert Russell Edward Byrd The highlights of my time Adam Swaim Miller* Gary Brian Ernst )r.* Joseph York Hubbard Sonya Elaine Parker Lucas Allen Fenske++ Kenneth David Hudson Allison Irene Perry Brian Christopher Focht Jeremy Lynn Jones at UNC have been the little Brigid H. Poole* Sharon Shipp Gittin Julie Ann Maness moments, the breaks in the Tiffany Webb Pridgen John F. Gleason Jr.* Ellen Teresa Mathews* Brad Edward Rolen Robert Symmes Godfrey Gary Brant Morefield craziness, that have come Elizabeth Claire Rose Ashlie Marie Green Nicholas Edward Morris Jessica Wynn Shellhamer* Jefferson Glenn Griffin James Michael O'Connor out of nowhere to surprise Heather Chantal Simpson Filip Jirousek Jason R. Rosser David Rozell Sloan Christopher Brooks Jones Malcolm Antwann Stewart Brendan Townsend Van Mater Erica Susanne Kilgo Joseph Matthew Ward me when I was oblivious, Kyle Joseph Warner Robert Holley Kintner Mathematical Sciences Hillary Elsbeth Weeks Kimberly Michelle Malloy in the middle of something David Patrick Risley Meredyth Ann Whit ford Joseph Gregory Matthews IV Mendenhall else. In those moments, Erin B. Zimmerman* Jon Michael Mathematics Nicholas Edward Morris Joseph Samuel Cone* Environmental Studies Christopher William Racine* Matthew Douglas Jones sitting still, sometimes with Erica Susanne Kilgo Laura Ann Ragan Amanda O'Hara Markle John Michael Kurtz Jeffrey James Rice Adam Swaim Miller* a cup of hot chocolate, I was Kriti Sharma* Kimberly Ann Sexton* Thientu Dang Nguyen Summer Williamson blessed with hints of how Maxwell Norman Shaffer Justin Fielder Paget Exercise and Sport Science Flora Charmaine Simpson Justin Alan Plumley Sarah Michele Abel Amanda Preston Taylor Suneel Potiny all of this — academics, Nicholas Allen Scott David Wilson Jennifer Ashley Shingler Ball Matthew Windsor friendships, experiences — Carol Reashanda Joseph Music Danielle Lynn Borgman Llewellyn E. Woodbury Shaina Virginia Vatz* Jeremy Michael Burke fits together to shape Information Science Martha Nicole Chavis Peace, War, and Defense In Hyuk Lee* Cynthianna Eslinger Christina Anne Eastman who I am. It's like catching James Ryan Head Interdisciplinary Studies Catherine Loray Hamilton glimpses of grace. Rachael Leah Horner Katherine Marie Blackburn Thomas Michael Hancock Jennifer Dyan Laughter Nicholas Ryan McNutt Jared Thomas Keenan Sirena Michelle Lundsford Adam L. O'Connor International Studies Lauren Miles Parker Ashley Michelle Orr* Katherine Chloe Bishopric JANNA GONWA Edward Jay Slowik Heather Lee Messera*+ Susan Emily Burns* Holly Lane Spain Kimberly Ann Sexton* Nadia Ananda Chatelain Alison Lindsey Stewart Lara Beth Whittaker* Nathan Michael Cherry* Shaina Virginia Vatz* Geography Julie Denise Collins

John Stuart Farley Frederick Burr Dunn Jr. Philosophy Andrew Paul Hull* Vanessa Anne Handsel Joseph Samuel Cone* Melissa Daniels Muir David Lamonte Hines Samuel Charles Dreis Emily Danielle Lorance Lee Speck Huggins Bryan Todd Eggert Laura Ann Ragan Jared Thomas Keenan Justin William Follin* Amanda Alyce King Joshua Lacey Gane 1 } M I D-Y 1 A R C O M M E N C E M E N I 2J

James Edward Lolley* Lisa Gray Burton Holly Lane Spain Allan Bradford Newcomb Nichole Elizabeth Campbell Joshua Daniel Webb Carlo Sebastian Robustelli Julie Rae Carawan Ernest Thomas Wilkes III Charlotte Rebecca Stewart+ Cherika Detra Carr Dana Lea Yelton Brian Patrick Catalano Erica Frances Zajac Physics McKenna Kathleen Coll* Kristen Marie Zwan* Annemarie Wright Gero Jonathan Richard Cork Courtney Rose Pinard Public Policy Ioana Simona Costant* Hilary Ann Franklin Political Science Scott Christopher Crew Janelle Marie Headen Jared Timothy Amos Jason Rondal Cross Shelby Elizabeth Newton Ashley Hume Baxter Rudolph S. Curatolo Jr. Matthew John Oliver Nathaniel lames Buchanan* Dorneeta Francine Davis Daniel John Strowe Julie Rae Carawan Tonia Leigh Dunn Asia Marie Yeary Sandra Eugenia Chapman* Lori Elizabeth Durham McKenna Kathleen Coll* Jessica Kier Edwards Recreation and Anna Laura Collier* Celeste Denean Evans Leisure Studies Jonathan Richard Cork Bethany Adair Fitzsimmons* Sarah Michele Abel Johanna Clemens Costa Natalie Michelle Griffin Laura Elizabeth Andersen* Matthew Barron Covington* Dana Lindsay Haake Sara Elizabeth Cleveland Kristen Leigh Donaldson Tabitha Latez' Hall Berry Godwin French III Lucas Allen Fenske++ Katie Susan Hardin* Kimberly Kathryn McNeill Mignonne Anna Gavigan Rebecca Ann Hardin Jaime Danielle Ostendorf Robert Symmes Godfrey Stephen Christopher Hartley Charles Thomas Sumner

Joshua David Greer Emily Elizabeth Herbert* Ellen Raeburn Underwood This "mate" is from the Philip Norman Guillemette Lucinda Faye Hime-Cashwell Melissa Dawn Westbrook

James Ralph Heidenreich Jr.* Anna L. Hollinger* Dana Lea Yelton trip I took to La Plata, Lucinda Faye Hime-Cashwell Katherine Wilder P. Horner Religious Studies Christopher Baldwin Home* Jasmine Ti Hudepohl* Susan Lynne Cheng Argentina, with Campus Luther Ryan Jennings* Tasha Shanyia Hughes Micah Charles Gilmer Travis Blase Keenan Holly Suzanne Jennings Daniel Gray Tharrington Crusade for Christ after my Jason Daryl Lambert Jolene Rae Jennings Joseph Matthew Windsor Jessica Frank Lang* Abigail Madison Jordan freshman year at Carolina. Matthew Terrence Lee Logan Daniel Killen Romance Languages Dorsey Christopher William Joan McFadden Kinling* Katherine Chloe Bishopric It represents both the Kate Elizabeth McLaughlin Andrew Paul Kosko Jr. Nathaniel James Buchanan" Robert James McMillen Amanda Meagan Lee Nadia Ananda Chatelain academic opportunity to Heather Lee Messera* Robin Lynne Lennox Julie Denise Collins Susan Kristine Navarro* Jason Paul Locey Janna Kelly Gonwa*+ practice speaking Spanish Allan Bradford Newcomb Emily Danielle Lorance Kate Lee Greeson* Mark Leonard Newman Kimberly Celeste Maners Erskine Buckley Harris with friends I made and Matthew Steven O'Brien Ellen Teresa Mathews* Natalie Louise Kalil Dustin Robbins Kristina Marie J. McCowan* Terrance Lee McRae the opportunity to share Carlo Sebastian Robustelli Kimberly Kathryn McNeill Rosina Alston Orr Snow Alaina Sherrill* Melissa Ann Messer* Joshua Graham Porter with them about my Kristen Leigh Skatell Tatjana Alexandra Milutinovic Eleanor Berry Tayloe David Rozell Sloan Emily Lee Moore Justin Thomas Walls* faith in Jesus Christ. Ethan Richard Smith Quincy Rhea Morgan Russian Christopher Ryan Soots Abigail Ruth Nathanson Sara Beth Weber* Garrett Brent Stovesand Jessica Lee Oettinger Jennifer Lee Wilkinson Lena Brook Sutton Jaime Danielle Ostendorf EMILY SELLERS Kathleen Melissa Tong* Allison Scherr Packer* Russian and East Thomas Joseph Tynan* LaShaun Monique Parker European Studies Matthew Brent Wall Selina Patel Maren Elizabeth Veatch Jennifer Lynn Watson Amanda R. Ramirez Matthew Patrick Weiner Cassie Lea Rhodes* Patrick Fay Whalen Tamara Marie Rolan * Indicates probable Mary Elizabeth Wilkins Laura Ellen Rooks candidates for degrees Paul Tapley Worth Kristen Walsh Rouse with distinction or highest Amanda Meredith Young Christopher Eric Sanders distinction based on GPA Sayward Elizabeth Schmehl going Psychology into the final David Joshua Kenneth Scholz semester. Katie Alexander Baron Rebekah Mara Schwarcz Darrell Duane Battle + Indicates Honors Jessica Wynn Shellhamer* Benita Prasheska Belvet recipients. Brooke Autumn Smith Whitney Kathryn Britt Mary Kathryn Leigh Smith ++ Indicates Highest Honors Nathan Ronald Burns Christopher Ryan Soots recipients. 2 8 THE UNIVERSITY (If NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPil H I I I

Sociology Dorothy Anne Riguera John Adam Crain*++ Robert Junious Blizzard Rachel Hanna Selinger Shaun Morgan Gidcumb Eva Danielle Brown Kristine Michele Shaffer* Thomas William Jarvis* Celeste Denean Evans Michael Joseph Walker Louise Marie Jawerth* Emily Elizabeth Herbert* Karen Michelle Whittington Bachelor of Science Julia Alison Kessler-Hollar* Bachelor of Science Christopher William Kinling* in Psychology Kimberly Ann Knight in Chemistry Melissa Ellen Baldridge Quincy Rhea Morgan Allen Thomas Grady*++ Emily Claire Clark Katy Lee Poole Jeremy Charles Granger+ Lynne Marie Grey Vijay Francis Shankar Arianna Kirsten Hoffmann* Erika Cecille-Michiko Hanami Megan Elizabeth Wolf Aleksandra Woronko Hughes Bethany Aspacia Madison* Seth Andrew Keever Jennifer Marie Swierz Studio Art Candice Leigh King Jeffrey Min-in Yau++ Ayesha Quartette Atkinson Jonghoon Lee Kelly Arlene McKay Thomas Garrett McDaniel* Brad Edward Rolen Don J. Palathinkal The Kenan- Women's Studies Jonathan Spencer Suther* Flagler Callie Ann Bailey Tiffany Michelle Tolleson Alicia Del Carmen Raymond Kathryn Jordan Walker* Business Lisa Lukk Wilson School Jena Deane Wittkamp* Bachelor of Science I have been working with in Computer Science Establislicd 1919 Bachelor Music of William Cool* + my advisor, Dr. Alfred Derek Dean W.S. (Steve) Jones Caroline Britta Huff In Hyuk Lee* Sara Catherine Oettinger* Field, as an undergraduate Matthew Ryan McCallus Bachelor of Science Timothy Martin Stam Jameson Miller in Business Robert Andrew Wheeler + research assistant, conduct- Bachelor of Science Administration Hiu Ling Wong*+ in Applied Science Amra Beslagic* ing original research on the Suneel Potiny Bachelor of Science Jonathan Michael Blank Neal Onkar Chandoke determination of import in Environmental Bachelor Science Paul Chuen-Chang Chiou of Sciences Erika Nicole Faison quotas in the textile industry in Biology Nanishka Luann Albaladejo Brian Keith Ferguson Kaitlin Brett AeschJeman Tiffany Michelle Kiernan Ria Laxmi Kumar Goculdas* for more than one and Ashley Dawn Bates David Patrick Risley Michel Grondin* Deborah Helene Bellan Asia Marie Yeary James Ralph Heidenreich Jr.* a half years. Last year I Chelsea Rene Bergeron* John Elise Henry* Jonathan Scott Bischoff II Bachelor of Science Marjorie Christine Holleman* received highest honors Julie L. Carter in Geological Sciences Meghan Kathleen Johnson Minhee Choi Kathryn Doris Sowder Natalie Louise Kalil for my economics thesis Anne Bouchelle Cook*++ John Ryan Kelly Jackie Lynn Cullen Bachelor of Science Ting Yuan Li on the same subject. After Shannon Elizabeth Donoho in Mathematical Nicole Danielle LoCicero Lori Elizabeth Durham Decision Sciences Donald Henry Martinat III graduation I plan to continue Nicole DeHaven Gaskins* James Curtis McCaskill Jad Victor Gedeon Thomas Ryan Ciszek Christy Lynn McClure the research and assist Dr. Kelly Jo Hankins*++ Joseph Patrick Conley Ian Boyd McConnell Chavala Melita Harris Steven Matthew Rowe Haley Elizabeth McElwaine* Field in publishing papers Kara Virginia Heath Nicholas Paul Staryeu Franklin Bailes Morisey Christopher David Henderson in Cecilee Regina Page on the topic. Claire Stenclik Hunter Bachelor of Science Mihir Prakash Pandya Sophia Hussain Mathematical Sciences Deepa Indravadan Patel Joshua Aaron Huxford Steven Wayne Bailey Joshua Ryan Payne James Edward Lolley* ROSS ELLISON Elissa Kristin Picornell Catherine Marshall Long Bachelor of Science Carl Jerry Reid Jr. Payal Kaushik Magiawala in Mathematics Michael Sterling Rompel Kimberly Celeste Maners Britney Lynn Dimmick I^avid Wilson Roy Thomas Andrew Mercer* Albert Xiong Vang Jeb Barton Terry Jr. Crystal Leigh Michael Lora Jean Thomas Kelley O'Brien Montoya Bachelor of Science Martha Allison Warren* James Stanley Pate in Physics Graham Matthew Wienke Joshua Graham Porter Nicole Lynne Winters Christopher William Racine* Matthew Bronson Bayliss Tim Andreas Witting Haran Ravindran Milton Jerome Carpenter Jr. 1

2 3 M I I>-Y I- A H COMMENCEMENT

The School Taylor Scott Fitts The School Jessica Leigh Foster of Dentistry Jeffrey Clyde Glasco Jr. of Nursing Aldesha Shaina Gore Established 1949 Established 1950 Jessica Rhiannon Guice Dean John W. Stamm Matthew W. Habib Dean Linda R. Cronenwett Laura Kristin Hoffman Bachelor of Science Susan K. Kaplan Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene Scott Austin Key in Nursing Alison Virginia King* Jennifer I.. Katz Keith Amos Abraham Jonathan Cross Kirby Ashley Marie Wilson Janet P. Andrews Kathryn Elizabeth Klein Allison Ann Berry William Russell Lane III Tonita Cason Beverly Richard Andrew Larkin III The School Courtney Howden Biber* of Education Robert Leichner Susan Elmore Davey* Kristina Marie Leighton Elaine Quinto Lagasca Amber Lynn Lindeman Established 1885 Patricia Ann Reece* Andrew Francis Lopez Shanequa Jenenne Young Dean Thomas James Jamie Lee Martin Stephanie Anne Martin My love of God and my Bachelor of Arts The School of Heather Patricia Medlin in Education Cari Michelle Moskow Public Health faith in Him have been Valenci Butler Bryant Renata Peleaz Mutis Established 1939 Moira Patricia Conlon Nico Pandi the sustaining forces Charity Hope Dixon Maria Lynette Penny Dean William L. Roper Melanie Danielle Rackley behind my academic Bachelor of Science Joseph Kyle Ranch The School of Katherine Marie Riggan in Public Health achievements at UNC Information Emily Marie Sellers* Michelle Denise Anderson Lauren Blaire Slocum Stacy Lynn Caddell My "Bethany" name card and Library William Francis Small III Nipa Mahendra Doshi*++ Thomas Coke Whitworth Jasper Louis Harris 3:5. Science IV Jr. quotes Proverbs Jena Deane Wittkamp* George T. Karageorgiou Established 1931 Richard Creed Wood Melissa Watson Orenduff have adhered to that Debra Michele Zamenski Nimisha Bhupendra Patel Dean Joanne G. Marshall Yan Wing Wan wisdom and trusted Him Certificate in Certificate in Public Information and The School with all my heart. I pray Health Concepts Library Science of Medicine Cynthia Anne D'Agostino God will allow my knowl- Jana Kabrtova Established 1879 Karen B. Haire Harvell edge and experience Dean Jeffrey L. Houpt Dianne M. Martonius A. Mohammadian The School Bachelor of Science gained at Carolina to of Journalism in Clinical Laboratory Candidates be used to serve Him. and Mass Science Commissioned communicatio N Dustin Edwin Allis Brenda Sue Chandler in the Armed BETHANY MADISON Established 1924 Laleh Hakima Kimberly L. Johnson Forces Dean Richard R. Cole Khou Vang* Bachelor of Arts in Meredith Paige Wakeman* United States Journalism and Mass Air Force Second Lieutenant Communication * Indicates probable Michelle Renee Bank candidates for degrees Cynthianna Eslinger Sarah Wood Batchelor with distinction or highest Jason M. Batt distinction based on CPA Byron Earl Capps going into the final Lauren Livingston Brewer semester. Briana Gail Brough + Indicates Honors James Brandon Cogdell recipients. Carey Leighanne Cox Lora Constance Davis ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. 30 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL Hill

August 2003 Graduate Degrees

Degree candidates' names are followed by their area of major study, Lara K. Bryant, Economics, The Effects of State Medicaid Policies dissertation or project title, and the name(s) of their doctoral adviser(s). on the Dynamic Savings Patterns and Long-Term Care Decisions of the Elderly. Professor Donna B. Gilleskie.

The Graduate School Bernadette Marie Calafell, Communication Studies, Towards a Latin A/O Politics of Affect: Remembering Malintzin Tenepal. Established 1903 Professor D. Soyini Madison. Dean Linda Dykstra Brian Carroll, Journalism and Mass Communication, When to Stop the Cheering?: The Black Press, the Black Community, and the Doctor of Philosophy Integration of Professional Baseball. Professor Margaret Blanchard.

Carol Albright, Microbiology and Immunology, Lack of APC Derived Lucia Helena Soares Cevidanes, Dentistry, Clinical Outcomes of IL-10 Contributes to the Pathogenesis of Colitis in IL-10 Deficient Frankel Appliance Therapy Using High Resolution 3D Magnetic Mice. Professor R. Balfour Sartor. Resonance Images. Professor Miles Crenshaw.

Noah Woodruff Allen III, Chemistry, Biophysical Aspects of Ligand- Amit Chattopadhyay, Epidemiology, HIV Associated Oral Disease: Receptor Interactions. Professor Nancy L. Thompson. Prevalence, Incidence, and Role of Salivary Secretory Leukocyte

Althea M. Arguelles, Romance Languages, Re-Membering French Protease Inhibitor. Professor Robert W. Ryder. Women Playwrights in Eighteenth-Century Theater. Professor Carol Kleem Chaudhary, Chemistry, Asymmetric Aldol Additions Using Sherman. Titanium Enolates of Acylthiazolidinethiones: Application towards the Total Synthesis Professor Michael Leanne E. Bablitz, History, Courtroom Dynamics in Rome during the of Apoptolidinone. T. Crimmins. Early Empire. Professor R. J. A. Talbert.

Jonathan Clark, Classics, Religions in the of Julius Bailey, Religious Studies, Around the Domestic Altar: Kenneth Pagan Works Professor Linderski. Domesticity in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1865-1900. Jerome. Jerzy

Professor Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp. Gregory J. Clary, Computer Science, Image Sequence Classification via Primitives. Professor Pizer. Barbara Barnett, Journalism and Mass Communication, Medea in the Anchor Stephen M.

Media: Narrative and Myth in Print Media Coverage of Women Who Kristi Dendy Concannon, Physics and Astronomy, The Stellar Kill Their Children. Professor Anne Johnston. Populations of Nearby Early-Type Galaxies. Professor James A. Rose.

Kanokporn Bhalang, Oral Biology, Pain Sensitivity and the Michael K. Coolsen, Psychology, A Self-Regulatory Focus Model Development of Temporomandibular Disorders. Professor William of Couple Well Being. Professor Caryl Rusbult. Maixner. Gail Ann Byer Corrado, Public Policy, Location Effect Measurement Naina Bhasin, Cell and Developmental Biology, Retinoid and Error: Evidence of a Network Explanation of Our Failure to Close Serotonergic Signaling at Sites of Epithelial-Mesenchymal Interaction. Persistent Achievement Gaps. Professor Michael Stegman. Professor Jean Lauder. Fatih Coskun, Biology, The Phylogeny and Biogeography of Blofield, Political Science, Inequality Merike H. and Democratic Osmanthus, Cercis, and Tilia Based on its Nuclear Ribosomal, Politics: The Catholic Church, Feminists, and Policy Reform on NDHF and TRNL-F Chloroplast DNA Sequence Data. Professor Abortion and Divorce in Chile, Argentina, and Spain. Professor Clifford R. Parks. Evelyne Huber. Carolyn Beth Coyne, Pharmacology, Characterization and Modu- Keonya Charlyn Booker, Education, Tryin' To Get In Where You Fit In: lation of Airway Tight Junctions. Professor Larry G. Johnson. An Exploration of School Belonging and Psychological Membership John Andrew Csellak, Economics, The Effects of Wages on Teacher in African American Adolescents. Professor Jill Hamm. Labor Supply. Professor Thomas A. Mroz.

lason I louglas Brewer, ( dieimslry, Plasma Nitrided Silicon I )ioxide Sociology, Constructing Jewish Identity in a Studies. Professor Eugene A. Irene. Marianne Cutler, Southern Community. Professor Sherryl Kleinman. Chrystal Dawn Bruce, Chemistry, Surfactant Stability and Motion: Shelley C. Danek, Chemistry, Part I: New Catalyst Discovery Structural and Dynamic Properties of a Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate through Combinatorial Chemistry Part II: Studies Toward the Micelle, Its Counterions, and Surrounding Water Molecules. Professor Total Synthesis of Sorangicin A. Professor James P. Morken. Malcolm D. E. Forbes. 2 3 MID-YEAR COM M E N C E M E N I }\

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Paul I. Eke, Epidemiology, Relationship between Antibodies to Islands in Cervantes' Persiles y Sigismunda. Professor Frank Periodontal Organisms and Atherosclerosis-Related Conditions: Dominguez. The Dental- Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (D-ARIC) Kyojun Koo, City and Regional Planning, When Technology Spillovers Study. Professor James Beck. are Localized: Importance of Regional and Industrial Attributes.

Senyene Amajak Eyo, Chemistry, Role of Residues in Domain II of Professor Harvey Goldstein. Elongation Factor TU in Protein Synthesis. Professor Linda Spremulli. David J. Lanzotti, Genetics, Cell Cycle Regulation of Histone mRNA Brian Michael Fisher, Physics and Astronomy, Proton-^He Elastic Synthesis and the Role of Drosophila Stem-Loop Binding Protein

Scattering at Low Energies and the "Ay Puzzle." Professor E. J. Ludwig. (SLBP) in Histone pre-mRNA Processing. Professor Robert J. Duronio.

Barry E. Flanagan, Geography, Race, Employment, and Poverty in Emily Laurance, Music, Varieties of Operatic Realism in Nineteenth- Two New South Cities: The Case of Greenville-Spartanburg. Century France: The Case of Gustave Charpentier's Louise (1900). Professor Altha Cravey. Professor James Haar.

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Donald Muller, Philosophy, Fear and Loathing in Hans Wendy Gale Robinson, Journalism and Mass Communication, Mobile Deliberation: One Connection between Emotion and Rationality. Privatization and Progressive Embodiment: Incorporating Portable, Professor William G. Lycan. Personal Communication and Entertainment Devices. Professor Jane Myoung Chu Oh, Physics and Astronomy, Neutrino Masses and Brown. Mixings. Professor Paul H. Frampton. Thomas Levi Rodebaugh III, Psychology, The Effects of Video Feedback with Violeta Padron-Bermejo, Romance Languages, Imaginando la Cognitive Preparation on Self Perception of Habana: Identidad Nacional en Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Performance, Anxiety, and Behavioral Avoidance. Professor Dianne L. Chambless. Reinaldo Arenas, y Zoe Valdes. Professor Maria A. Salgado.

Patricia Carleton A. Palmer, Psychology, Perceived Husband Support as a B. Rodriguez, Education, Mothers and Fathers: The Division Couple Resource in the Transition to Parenthood. Professor Donald of Tasks in Mexican American Families of Children with Baucom. Developmental Disabilities. Professor Don Bailey.

Brian Robert Rountree, Business Administration, to Jonathan F. Pingle, Economics, Employment, Migration, and Living The Response Arrangements: Three Essays on Welfare Reform. Professor Wilbert a Mandatory Change in Revenue Recognition Policies. Professor van der Klaauw. Wayne Landsman.

Olga L. Sarmiento, Epidemiology, Health Care Utilization Clea F. Rees, Philosophy, The Importance of Empathy. Professor among Simon Blackburn. Adolescents of Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, Central/South America and Dominican Republic Origin: Findings from ADD Keith Psychology, David Renshaw, Expressed Emotion and Health. Professor William C. Miller. Attributions for Patient Behavior in Relatives of Outpatients with Viji Sathy, Anxiety Disorders. Professor Dianne L. Chambless. Psychology, Use of Item Response Theory Methodologies to Explore Ethnic, Gender, and Disease Severity Differences and Scoring in the Health Assessment Questionnaire. Professor A. T. Panter.

Laura Kathleen Schoenbachler, Chemistry, The Application of Various Spectroscopic Techniques to Probe Intermolecular Origin of the Interactions and Structure in Extreme Environments. Professor Scott L. Wallen.

University Colors Charles Hanford Seagle, Anthropology, Is This What We Wanted to Support? Figured Worlds of Local Politics, Development, and Sister Community Relations of Nicaraguans and Americans. Professor As symbols of unity among Carolina students, alumni, and Marisol de la Cadena. fans, the school colors of light blue and white were first used Keri Iyall Smith, Sociology, Transformations: The State and around 1800 to distinguish between members of the Indigenous Movements. Professor Judith R. Blau.

Dialectic and Philanthropic Literary Societies. Throughout Stephanie Moller Smith, Sociology, Income and Inequality in the U.S. State. Professor Francois Nielsen. the nineteenth century, students were required to be members Stephen Snowdy, Neurobiology, Nuclear Targeting by Adeno- of either the Di or the Phi. The Di's color was light blue, and Associated Virus Capsid Proteins and Virions. Professor Richard the Phi's was white. Jude Samulski.

At University commencements, balls, and other social Julia Spaniol, Psychology, Minerva-DM and Adult Age Differences in Judgments of Frequency and Conditional Probability. Professor Ute events, the student officials, managers, and marshals wore Bayen. the color of their society, blue or white. Because the Chief Karen L. Sparkman, Education, Promoting Social and Emotional Marshal or Chief Ball Manager represented the whole Competence in Preschoolers with and without Disabilities: What

is the Role of Teachers' Educational Beliefs and Practices? Professor student body, not just his society, he wore both colors. Donald B. Bailey. When the University fielded its first intercollegiate athletic Matthew G. Stanton, Chemistry, The Total Synthesis of (-)-

teams in 1888, the question of what colors to wear had Laulimalide and Efforts toward the Total Synthesis of ( + )-Lasonolide A. Professor Michael T. Crimmins. already been answered. Light blue and white had come to Brian Douglas Steele, History, Thomas Jefferson and the Making symbolize membership in the University, not in a single of an American Nationalism. Professor Don Higginbotham. society. Emily Ellen Stern, Romance Languages, Truth is Stranger than Light blue and white have been considered the University's Fiction: Argentine Writing in the Menem Years. Professor Maria A. Salgado. colors for more than a century. With the tradition so firmly

Laura J. Stevens, Mathematics, KZ Type Equations, Elliptic established, a popular bumper sticker states that God must Hypergeometric Functions, and Elliptic Selberg Integrals. Professor be a Tar Heel because he made the sky Carolina Blue! Alexander Varchenko. 2 o 3 M I D-V I A R ( O M M 1 N C E MEN! )}

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Aylin Sevil Ulkii, Pharmacology, Ras Regulation of Gene Expression in Ovarian Carcinogenesis. Professor Channing J. Der.

Haorian Wang, Statistics, Functional Data Analysis of Populations of

Tree-Structured Objects. Professor J. S. Marron.

Jun Wang, Anthropology, A Life History of Ren Yingqiu — Historical Problems, Mythology, Continuity and Difference in Chinese Medical Modernity. Professor Judith Farquhar.

Michele Aylene Clark Weigle, Computer Science, Investigating the Use of Synchronized Clocks in TCP Congestion Control. Professor Kevin Jeffay.

Min Wu, Biomedical Engineering, NLM Tele-Education System for Radiology Residents Interpreting Mammography. Professor Etta Pisano.

Zhiyan Xiao, Pharmacy, Design and Synthesis of Etoposide-Related

Topoisomerase II Inhibitors by Conventional and Computational Approaches. Professor K. H. Lee.

Zhuo Xiao, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Life, Death and Beyond — The Molecular and Cellular Basis for Glioma Progression in Mouse Models. Professor Terry A. Van Dyke.

Ruigang Yang, Computer Science, View-Dependent Pixel Coloring — A Physically Based Approach for 2D View Synthesis. Professor Greg Welch:

Ozlem Yildiz, Biology, The Functions of Two Interacting Proteins, MEI-9 and MUS312, in DNA Repair and Meiotic Recombination Pathways. Professor Jeff Sekelsky.

Richard Conrad Zink, Biostatistics, Correlated Binary Regression

Using Orthogonalized Residuals. Professor Bahjat F. Qaqish.

Doctor of Public Health The Old Well

Lynn G. Dressier, Health Policy and Administration, The Need for Uniform Policy for the Use of Human Specimens in Genetic At the heart of the campus stands the visual symbol of the Research. Professor Thomas C. Ricketts. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For many Ji-Hyun Lee, Biostatistics, Practical Issues Arising in Clustered Data: Modified Gee and Goodness-of-Fit Test, Overdispersion, and years the Old Well served as the sole water supply for

Changepoint Models. Professor Bahjat F. Qaqish. Old East and Old West dormitories. In 1897 the well William Kuang-Yao Pan, Biostatistics, Multilevel Spatial and was given its present decorative form at the direction of Statistical Analyses to Examine the Relationship between Population and Environment: A Case Study of the Ecuadorian Amazon. President Edwin A. Alderman, who described his beautifi- Professor Richard E. Bilsborrow. cation project as largely derived from the Temple of Love The School of Education in the Garden of Versailles. In 1954 the well was given added beauty with brick walks, plantings, and benches. Established 1885 Students can bring good luck with a drink from the Old Dean Thomas James Well on the first day of classes. Doctor of Education

Teresa Jones Wahome, Educational Leadersliip, Who Cares? Student Perceptions of Factors That Promote Resiliency in High School. Professor William Malloy. 34 THE UNIVERSITY O E NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

August 2003 Post Baccalaureate Professional Degrees Graduate and Professional Graduate Degrees

The School Master of Arts Ayna Mollazade Neepa Ray Andrea Sobbe Ben Lovett Sanford in Education of Law Tuo-yu Su Ann F. Vonholle Silvia Bettez C. Kellie Lyn Toon Established 1843 Anuja Pankaj Divatia Master of Science Kathleen Evelyn Rands Master of Arts in Biomedical Juris Doctor Tracy Shaw in Music Engineering Jerome Winston Powell Master of Arts Robert Joe Gennaro Punita Rebekah Christopher Matthew W. Meacham Jennifer Preston in English J.

Manjari I. Rao The School Jennifer Lee O'Farrill Master of Arts in Philosophy Master of Science of Medicine Master of Arts Elizabeth A. Foreman in Computer Science Established 1879 in Exercise and Nancy Antonette Lawrence Dean Andrew Herington Sport Science Nicoletta Orlandi Doctor Medicine of Neilia Bliss William Dylan Sabo Master of Science Christopher Douglas Rom Kyle M. Momsen in Dentistry Master Arts Tania Fitzgerald Upchurch Marc F. Norcross of Walter Rogerio De Lima Dias Timothy William Pike in Political Science Tracie Ann Rivet Jacob Daniel Kathman Master of Science The School Dana Ellen Veerman Moira L. Nelson in Economics Danielle R. Wilderman Adam Neal Van Liere of Pharmacy Yuhua Su Master Arts Established 1897 of Master of Arts Master of Science in Folklore in Psychology in Endodontics Doctor of Pharmacy William D. Lewis Cory Keryei Chen John Francis Wisniewski Joy Laverne Bryant Christopher A. Galloway Master of Arts Song-Hong Nguyen Bui Anthony 1. Ries Master of Science Gary Steven Fisher in Geography in Environmental Candace Nichole Kiziah Katherine Anne Gaul Master of Arts Science and Donald Kent Laonipon Dwight F. Wilhelm in Religious Studies

Hillary Anne Prinzbach Mary Ellen Donohue O'Donnell Engineering Master of Arts Jennifer Lynn Robertson John David Buffington David Allen Rogers Jr. in History Master of Arts Philip Chris Delcher Deneen Alicia Terrell Annika Frieberg in Romance Languages Jong-Ryool Kim Catherine Crume Wallace Aaron David Nelson Aida Penna C. Abreu Teresa Marie Savarino Reyes Caballo Marquez John Randolph Sisson Master of Arts The Graduate Emma Louise Claggett Stephen A. Treimel in Linguistics Nathalie Lesya Ettzevoglou Master of Science School Erin Louise Eckhouse Simona Muratore Jaclyn Nicole Fried Alicia A. Raiche in Geological Sciences Established 1903 Scott D. Youngdahl Ming Yang Master of Arts Master of Arts in Mathematics Master of Arts Master of Science in in Genetics in Communication Elizabeth Anne Sell Sociology Studies Julia Elizabeth Reade Carey Michael Snowden Master of Arts Megan K. Foley in Mass Master of Science Master of Science Master of Arts Communication in Biostatistics in Human in Ecology Rabiah M. Ahmed Yu-Ling Chang Movement Science Michelle Ann Cawley William Michael Cross Allison Reese Dunkenberger Rebecca Pipas 2 3 M 1 D-Y E A R C0MMENCEMEN1 35

Melissa Howe Pitts Master of Regional Sue Michael Crocker Francis Soonho Ahn Catherine Maria Cuccia Raymond Joseph Alban Charles A. Thigpen Planning Robert Johnson Daniels Elizabeth Schiebel Albright Master of Science Chang Yi Tamara A. Daniels M. Kathleen Allee in Materials Science Ki-Young Yoo Megan Di Maio Caroline Austin Ashburn Michael Judson Williams JoAnne Bruno Garvin Chad Ray Donnahoo Rebecca LaMaster Atkins Richard P. Dresel Kelly Crockett Bailey Master of Science The Kenan- Leslie Marie Ellis Carrie Stewart Bartlett in Mathematics Lindsay Anne Fairbrother Heather Ann Bearman Katherine Ann Freeman John Claude Bemis Bryan E. Sheldon Flagler Ariella Farra Gilman Karen Elizabeth Berryman Suja Thomas Business Scho Shannon Thomas Godfrey Alice S. Bowser Jacqueline Anne Granelli Michael John Brannigan Master of Science Established 1919 Sandy Margaret Greene Debra Jordan Braxton in Occupational Mark Everett Greenstreet Martha Wood Brown Master of Business Therapy Karin Randa Hanson Amanda Chvala Bulbrook Summer Rose Allen Administration Kimberly Lauren Helms Sara Leigh Carpenter Allison Marie Bennett Waqar Azeem Rebecca Lyn Hite Ursula R. Carswell James Michael Buscemi Erin Maureen Bernhardt Tavia M. Huffman Kaye B. Clark Allison Louise Darwin Manoj Bhatia Gary A. King Kristi Guzzo Dameron [Catherine Kelly Godwin Richard Eric Brown Mary Cristine King Gail Marie Del Greco Elizabeth Austin Jasper Patricia Marie Burns Johanna Elisabeth Kislik Emily Stella Edwards Alison M. Kustra Jason Christopher Cipriani Denise Louise Krebs Rocquel Lynn Erman Elizabeth Ann Michel Sandor De Alba Indira Sinye Lawson Sarah Marie Ford Kimberly Allison Parker Robert M. de Lorimier Kira Ann Lewis Dana Lee Fox Michelle Elizabeth Patterson Michael Douglas Eberlein Laura Lynn Lineberger Robin Lou Franklin Veronica Lynn Schafer Mikeal Dale Ford Paul Stanton Marshall Sherry Wynn French Suzanne Chambers Spearman George Kwabena Frimpong Christy Agnes McCormick Anna Lea Frost Stephanie Dawn Stafford David Edward Gurley Kathryn Elizabeth McLamb Tara E. Gershuny Jessica Wearing Darrell Lavern Harrod David Clinton McNabb Diane Elizabeth Gore Nancy Ann Wolcott Darin Jay JEill Merridith May Meade Kathleen Hill Graves Jamie Lynn Zivica William Brian Iori Gregory S. Mitchell Diane Simmons Griesser Kenneth Gordon Jones Carolyn Jane Montgomery Tamika LaShaye Griffin Master Science of Frederick Alfred Leeds II Elizabeth Lee Mosley Daphne Claire Hill in Operations Research Brian Lieberman Joanne Virginia Nielsen Pamela Renee Hill Sugata Chakravarty Brian Douglas McGrath Dennis Blake Norris Harnetha E. Hudgins Dipanjan Das Scott John Miller Lori Anne Nowicki Kathleen A. Hughes Daniel Hogan O'Hara Kimberly Dawn-Brown Jennifer Kresge Huskey Master of Science Anshuman Vidyadhar O'Connor Carrie A. Jackson in Orthodontics Patwardhan Anna Williamson Perryman Molly Kathleen Jones Daniel M. Pelensky Adam Michael Pomerantz Beth Ellen Koziol Kimberly Nicole Edwards Gavin Kurt Philipps Anna Mariah Rabb Pamela Sue Lamason May Nooreyazdan Nathan Richard Rantala Linwood John Randolph Jr. Lynelle Lyons Lassiter Jack Dempsey Smith James William Rhodes Jr. Corrie Dee Robertson Suzanne C. Lausier Master of Science Rocky Solomon Rosen Julia Diane Rohrman Junyeup Lee Dana Rosenberg Bridget Charlotte Sain Cynthia Ann Fullerton Little in Pharmaceutical Joel Edward Saenz Caroline Michelle Sain Melisa D. Marsico Sciences Paul Franklin Sipe Becky S. Schmitz Victoria Ann Mattison LaTarsha Danyell Jones Erin Teresa Shindledecker Alisa Robertson McAlister Peter Michael Sjogren Daniel C. McCloskey Master of Science The School Tara Beth Smithson Sandra Kay Lloyd McKee in Prosthodontics of Education Susan Elizabet South Erin Catherine McNamara Dimitrios Mylonas Staci Krisann Spake Erin Brown Messmer Miguel Daniel Vidal Established 1885 Joshua Carl Spellman Sharon Henries Midgette Trista Seerah Stearns Christine Ann Monaghan Master of Science Master of Arts Amy Fay Stephens Eileen Murray Naegler Whitney Alyssa Swift Melissa Ann Neely in Recreation in Teaching Administration Matthew Edward Twining Kathleen R. Neff Christopher M. Atkins Katherine McKenzie Ware Melinda Lee Parks John William Bucher Margaret Bovvers Barrett Edward Sheppard Wasdell III Emily Catherine Parrott Amanda Marie Bowen Stacie S. Perry Master of Science Allison Elizabeth Brown Master of Education Jo Anne Peterson in Maria Speech and Ana Byrd Darlene H. Adams Ryan A. Riess Paul Benjamin Causey Hearing Sciences Jessica L. Adydan Cynthia Cole Rigsbee Jennifer Lynne Cox Mary Beth J. McLawhorn 36 THE UNIVERSITY OF NOR I H CAROLINA AT C H A P E I Hill

Marcy May Roan The School The School of Rebecca Jane Niemitz Geraldine Ann Roberts Pornruedee Nitirat Sabrina Lynn Robinson of Medicine Public Health Kelly L. Nordby Christina Lorraine Royster Laurel Anne Oswald Established 1879 Established 1939 Michelle Russolese David Earl Pascoe

Pamela L. Sanderson Rachel Elizabeth Reisner Master of Kelly Elizabeth Sharpe Master of Health Care Claudia Weaver Richardson Gabrielle Sarah Sosne Physical Therapy Administration Elizabeth Cate Roede Carolyn Southerland Kristen Leigh Alford Michael Sage Cook Kathy P. Goliszek J. A. Kristine Cynthia B. Springle Katherine Apperson Kunal B. Shah M. Schmit Marcia A. Stafford Jayme Lynn Atkinson Laurie L. Schwartz Maureen Valente Ashley Patrice Bowers Master of Public Health Lisa M. Schweigler P. Rani Theresa Sondra Delores Townsend Walker Richard Bullard Monica L. Adams Shankar Pamela Yvette White Lisa C. Bumgarner Lauren M. Atwell Sahadev A. Shankarappa Jennifer Keith Sigel Kellie Lynn Williams Lauren Causey Alison L. Babb Magnus Thomas Stuart Williams Suzanne Gentry Clark Sarah Cunningham Ball Susan K. Slazas Jennifer Rae Cooke Ema Alice Barbosa Brown Antoine S. Smith Justin Brownell Cooper Dennis James Bernier David Brian Sommer The School Michelle Lee Dingus Jane Duryea Bowman Erika Noel Steibelt Kara M. Downie Anne Zweifel Steiner of Government Kirsten Nicole Bray Brittainy Raelena Edwards Boris Brglez Laura Marie Sterling Established 2001 Kirstin Tracy Fish Dorothea Smith Brock Joel Matthew Streng Kelly Michelle Floyd Richard Benjamin Brooks Julie R. Strum Beth Alison Gadke Virginia D. Thompson Guidry Master of Public April LaVerne Buscher Alison Nicole Greenway Jennifer H. Thompson Administration Carla D. Carrillo Kurt Eric Kildow Edward Brennan Case Thang Van Trinh Marisa Claire Morgan Ann Camille King Frank Mtolamawere Chimbwandira Tana Corliisha Tyler Kara Suzanne Klifman Marie Ann Clark Sheneika Marie Walker Gisele Antoinette Long Kimberly Denise Clay James E. "Tripp" Winslow III The School of Maribeth Tyson Heather Kay McOmber Joel Martin Clingenpeel Wooten Information Melissa Benson Meade Siobhan Katherine Cooper Joanne Wu William Allan Meritt Sandeep R. Das and Library Master of Science Mary Katherin Moeller Andrew D. Day A. in Science Jennifer Moore Jacqueline Patrice Duncan Environmental Kristin Michelle Peck Maya Tene Edmonds Engineering Established 1931 Kelli Dawn Pernell Marcie Myers Fisher-Borne Kathryn Louise Miller Boyd Andrew Queen Jr. Emily Ann Gertz Master of Science Michelle M. Rackers Savitri Gurung Master of Science in Information Science Michelle Maya Ruble Julie Noel Harris in Public Health lames Wilson Britton David S. Russo Lisa B. Hightow Nicole Anne Gregoricus Junghee Choi Ronald Lee Spicer Jr. John Bates Hipps Fincher Linskey Jeanette Tesoriere Cindy Margaret A. De Young M. Mary S. Hoehn Tiger Lee Chaix McDonough Patrick Thomas Giovinazzo Vanessa Lauren Jennifer Annice Horney Lisa C. Ross Young- Sook Jung Jennifer R. Trogdon Jason Bernard Hsieh Kristina Leslie Simeonsson Shuang-lin Lee Preston Almand Walker Jr. Inyang Ani Isong Claudio G. Sosa Yin Tang James Philip Whetzel Michael Bradley Jacobs Shana Inez Stove! Jian Yang Christopher Henry Kennedy Li Zhao Michael P. Kennedy The School Lara Khalil Master Science The School of of Nursing Natalie B. Kil in Library Science David N. Kingdon of Social Work Established 1950 Rinko Kinoshita Merle Chalfant II Donald Established 1920 Helen Sarah Dunn Keith E. Kocher Emily lean Guthrie Master of Science Tzy-Mey Kuo Georgine Marie Lamvu Master of Social Work Julianna C. Harris in Nursing Dien Ngoc Le Beth A. Boldt Rebecca Soltys Jones Stephanie Gretchen Land Johnnie Agustus Lee Clare Rivka Norms Ewa Krol Brian John Seely Yen-Jwu Lin Hannah Joy Valdez Smyth Anne Lai Merritt Jennisen Marie Lucas Sharalyn Amber Lynn Anne Midgette Juliet Rumble Karen Brown Waller Christopher Aleck Mkandala Laura Bell Wright 2 3 M I D-Y E A R CO M M EN C E M E N I 37

Baccalaureate Degrees Awarded in August 2003

The College Communication Studies Edward Lee Largen Erica Allison Sandin* Christopher Shaun Alexander Jared Lenz Catherine Lynn Stallings of Arts and Elizabeth Lindsey Ball Troy Johnson Moore Courtney Marie Wilkerson Sciences Adrienne Natalie Bayvel Robert Scott Morgan Latrina Nicole Wilson LaToya Yvette Boyce Jin Namgoong Blair Kevin Woodward

Daniel Isaac Buckner Andrew O'Connell III Established 1795 J. Geography Liam A. Card Eduardo Park Matthew Ben Dresnick Joseph Winters Clement IV Swati Arvind Patel Bachelor of Arts Darrell Grant Metcalf Christopher Scott Collins Matthew Lee Poindexter Frank Reynolds Miars African and Afro-American Amy Elizabeth Crouse Matthew Thomas Rose Studies William Parsley Emerson III Travis R. Roth German Marcus Anthony Allen Paula Andrea Fisk Amanda Christian Rover William Owen Cochran* Porsche L. Bizzell Heather Marie Guay Zachary Alan Smith John Christopher Derrick* Patrice Antoinette High Kristin Lee Handwerk Garry Tyler Spence Nicole Beth Henderson**

Michael Andre Waddell Jr. Courtney Corrine Hinesley Joel Gray Stadiem History Kathryn Laura Keck 4"* Zephyr Taylor*++ American Studies William Sherard Chapman III Sarah Leigh Ann Lindsey Andrew Davan Vynne Scott Eugene Bost William Robert Cherry III Molly Beatrice Marnon* John Daniel Wentz Paul Russell Britt Joseph William Gren Joshua Landon Medlin English Emily Farrar Griggs Anthropology Sahar Arefi Milani Jennifer Ann Alsina Coleman William Herbert Patrick Hammill Brown Michael Wynn Norris Justin Ashmun Ansley Samuel McClure Hupman III Vivian Charlene Brummitt Amarien Duncan Pittman Lindsay Katharine Apple Wallace Hamilton Kuralt III Mari Rachel Burleson Amanda Lynne Pitts Mary Sophia Barrett* Michael Cade Lacey John Christopher Derrick*+ Lynne Marie Quattrone Leslie Ann Caia+ Lee Iverson Malco Matthew Christopher Edison Justin Daniel Rodermond* Natanya Laurel Chadwick Mary Eliza Avery Mcllhenny Lofton Howell Harris Jr. Ryan Christopher Rubio Justin Lee Davis Mary Ann Oglesby Lynn Harrison Jordan Michael David Silverman Edward Winslow Irons Christina Marie Pomponio Alexandra Ashley Lauterbach Jason Jamaal Sims Christina Andrea Jackson Phelps Hoyt Reid Shilpi Paul Sheila Lynn St. Pierre James Arnez Lewis John Elliott Simmons Leah Perkinson* Susanne Royal Streb Jonathan David Lowman Margarita Regina Vergara Stephanie J. Phillips* Bryan Marc Stuck Jessica Rian Marriner Benjamin Ray Thomas Jr. Leah Brooke Storie Chi Hung Joseph Thompson Natascha Leotta Neely Wayne Moore Talley Jr. Jacob Thomas Werner Interdisciplinary Studies Catherine Elizabeth Raines Edward Groves Wilier Scott Michael Wilber Sarah Ann Glover+ Lauren Elizabeth Reynolds* Kristin Leigh Yearby Art History Justin Michael Rutt International Studies Bruno John Freeman Dramatic Art Benjamin Sloan Spencer Alma Margaret Arnold

Nancy Renee Freese+ Ralph William Belk III Leah Brooke Storie ( hristina I laine < iriffin Holli Marie Ilderton* Alison Bently Carey Monique Kenee Turrentine Elizabeth Farrell Lott Whitney Way Parris Jonathan Blake Harper Heather Lynn Walker Swati Arvind Patel Michael Aaron Sloan Rollins Jennifer Anne Williams* Steven Michael Sartorio Asian Studies Kathleen Marie Shannon Elyse Joan Ribbons Economics Environmental Studies James Willie Baker Amanda Beth Albert Latin American Studies Biology James Exum Britton Julia Nichole Sisler Andrew Davan Vynne Hans Christian Andersen John-Michael Cattonar Katherine Clark Brewer Exercise and Sport Science Management and Society Rosaleen Hsu Chou** Michell Kab Chang Richard Preston Cook Preston Corbin Allmond Patrick Adam Craig LeeChelle Chavis Amanda Jean Davis Laura Ashley Beard Kimberly Gail Davis Victoria Lee Jackson Ashley Brooks Davis Joshua Clay Hall Richard Taylor Gebert Teresa Mary Mascenik Stephen Douglas Efird George William Henderson IV Elizabeth Olivia Gottschalk Cari Ann Walsh Michael Steven Essa II Edward Ling-Feng Hu George William Henderson IV Nicholas Cole Wilson Adam Carroll Holland Franklin Burr Keathley III Abby Nicole Hill Jessica Rian Marriner Matthew Paul Kenny Chemistry Jonathan Gerald Holt Thomas Mayo Robert Scott Morgan Kellee Rochelle Floyd Hunter Alan Johnson Rebecca Lynn Post Andrew Clinton Morris Racheal Nichole Keesee Classics Brandon Scott Reynolds Jaime Leann Nance Michael Cade Lacey Mariam Rosalie Noorai** Seth Michael Reynolds Luke Dang Nguyen 38 I HE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL Hill

Kelly Elizabeth Robinson Psychology Sociology Bachelor of Science Matthew Thomas Rose Jamie Elizabeth Bailey Melissa Dawn Bennett in Mathematical Lauren Gail Sigmon Heather Danielle Barringer Porsche L. Bizzell Decision Stephen Arthur Tyree Jr. Chad Stewart Brice Lashawn Laree Gee Sciences

Gordon Claiborne Woodruff Jr. Patrick Hammill Brown Sarah Ann Glover Zachary Ryan McCall Jennifer Hinkle Burleson Avie Delores Mathematics Grier Courtney Anne Christopher Crystal Ne'Cole Hawkins Bachelor of Science Kevin Dale Berry James Arthur Coulter Mary John Lewis in Mathematical Andrew Ryan Schumacher Kara Kristine Cox Michael Stephon Payne Jacob Thomas Werner Sciences Jessica Hope Flagler Shunyoung Lee Smith Charles Frederick Held Music Gregory Nathaniel Freeman Studio Art Mirza Moez Nagji Jonathan David Halsey* Natalya Shanel Freeman Heather Danielle Barringer Allyson Blake Silver Adesiji Adelowo Gbade-Alabi Peace, War, and Defense Sandra Byrd Curry James Conrad Graham Jr. Nicole Christine Butts Erin Jordan Darnell Bachelor of Science Nicole Beth Henderson** Shelly Jean Spence Laurin McQueen Fedora in Mathematics Jessica Campbell Hogan* Philosophy Adam Michael Johnson Women's Studies Jill Suzanne Fox Mary Sophia Barrett* Tesia Ranita Jones Lindsay Katharine Apple Bachelor of Science James Zachariah Godwin III Winter Faulconbridge Keeler Leah Perkinson* Alexander Grant Tennille Jennifer Megan Laudate in Psychology Bachelor Music Min Ji Lee of Marcia Anne Blalock Political Science Sarah Leigh Ann Lindsey Kathleen Avery Budny Shilpi Paul lames Donald Althoff** Daniel Jason Long Wayla Joy Ewart Chambo** Ralph William Belk III Darrell Grant Metcalf David Wayne Snapp Christopher G. Blow Jason Samuel Moser David Anthony Bone The Kenan- Natascha Leotta Neely Bachelor of Science Justin C. Browne Shahrzad Rezvani in Biology Flagler Thomas Tyne Brownlow Ashli Lauren Riddick William Owen Cochran* Eleanor Link Blake Business School Karl Thomas Schmid Philip Lafayette Dixon IV Christopher John Breese Catherine Lynn Stallings 1919 Matthew Ben Dresnick Jameeka Marie Carrington Established Erica Selena Strayhorn Adesiji Adelowo Thomas Daniel EJIer Gbade-Alabi James Johnson Taylor Austin Aldrich Garrison Lauren Brenna Glass Bachelor of Science Benjamin Patrick Tuite Elizabeth Olivia Gottschalk Laleh Hakima in Business Allison Nicole Urich Sara Elizabeth Hanley Emily Ling Kuty Rachel Lea West Administration Andrew David Hathaway Patience Elizabeth Lewis Emily Kay Woodyer Geoffrey Andrew Pahel Richard A. Amundson Christopher Stephen Hickman II Lindsay Greer Anderson Shelley Brooke Hilker* Public Policy James Stanley Pate Shull Gregory Nathaniel Freeman Olivia Rebekah Holcombe Hopelyn Jonail Brown Alicen Jean Amanda Kay Shull Shelley Brooke Hilker* Samuel McClure Hupman III Olivia Rebekah Holcombe Benjamin William Hood John Paul Gerard Igoe Sonye Nichelle Randolph Azra Nikhath Siddiqui Kyle Blake Lanphear Hunter Alan Johnson Timothy James Tober Allison Jennifer Tuell* Peter Lee* Michael David Johnson Kristine Frances Vaden Maria Kostas Tzetos Mona Javed Malik Ebonie Devon Lane Mary Catherine Willse Religious Studies Timothy Joseph McArdle Jonathan Ehrich Locke* Karl Thomas Schmid Bachelor of Science Ryan Christopher Morris Neil Michael Mahoney Emily Kay Woodyer Jonathan Bruce Narveson Christopher Matthew McGinnis in Chemistry Ai Ogawa Robert Andrew McGlaughon Romance Languages Sabiha Mannan Kelly Ann Pfautz Billy Joe Mills III Hoye Emily-Suzanne Bishop Anoop Mohanbhai Patel Edward Bowen White Katherine Gordon Myers Crystal Hudson Blackwell* Marjorie Ann Witter Jeffrey Wrenn Myles Katherine Clark Brewer Bachelor of Science Hilda Jean Osmanski Christina Elaine Griffin in Environmental Jonathan Boyd Owens Katherine Quintilla Hardeman" Sciences Ketura Nicole Parker Travis R. Roth * Indicates degree with Anastasia Leigh Wise*++ Bobby Ray Tedder Jr. Steven Michael Sartorio distinction based on GPA. Benjamin Ray Thomas Jr. Allyson Blake Silver Bachelor of Science Benjamin Patrick Tuite Jennifer Anne Williams* ** Indicates degree with in Geological Sciences Natalie Marie Wade Keegan Carlisle Wilson highest distinction based William Christopher Holland on GPA. Russian Dorothy Michelle Brackett+ Bachelor of Science + Indicates Honors in Information Science recipients. Melanie Elisabeth Black ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. 2 3 M1D-Y E A R COMMENCEMENT 39

The School Kelly Elizabeth Lusk Karen Addy Rhodes* Drew Ruskin Mansfield Leah K. Ruscitto* of Dentistry Jennifer Anne Marsico Tracy Zanoria Sacan Samantha Lagray Matthews Heather E. Schniepp* Established 1949 Robert Andrew McGlaughon Amy E. Shively Marlene Rivera Mejia Candice Hilary Steelman Bachelor of Science Sahar Arefi Milani Keith Frank Tomlin in Dental Hygiene Michael Wynn Norris Heidi Brown TroxJer**

Alana Ellen Kluttz Jazmine Monique Norton William MarkTwilla III Carisa Souther Meade Laurie Beth Osborne Julie Christine Warren* Thomas Joseph Pierce Melissa Leah Williams* Kate E. Pinchbeck The School Faith Anne Ray Michelle Leigh Rhem The School of of Education Chi Hung Joseph Thompson Public Health Brandon Theodore Wills Established 1885 Carmen Annelle Woodruff Established 1939 Bachelor of Arts in The School Bachelor Science Child Development and of of Medicine in Public Health Family Studies Cameron Leigh Jarvis Susan Jo Banks Established 1879 Leslie Rachel Gibson Bachelor Arts of Bachelor of Science Certificate in Public in Education in Clinical Health Concepts Alan LaMont DeRatt Laboratory Science Pamela B. Aberle Cynthia Ackerson DeLaFuente Nilam Ajitkumar Patel Julie Kristen Bower

Linda J. Dawson The School The School Kimberly Beth Godfrey of Nursing Laurie Reynolds Gray of Journalism Tekeela Shonta Green and Mass Established 1950 Jana K. Holer Julie T. Scott Communication Bachelor of Science Giselle Mayke Sloop Amy V. Soell Established 1924 in Nursing Amber Abby Sturdivant Karen Webb Bennett Jennifer Ann Tierney Bachelor of Arts in Crystal Hudson Blackwell* George R. Weedon Journalism and Mass Angelina Torraine Caserta Communication Jonathan Eric Cathey Barbara Dominique DiGrande Brandon Alexander J. Tracey Leigh Farmer Hoye Emily- Suzanne Bishop Emma Mae FJippin* Tar Heels Christopher G. Blow Sean T. Gallagher* Ama Taa Boaten Mary Alice Gillespie The University not only uses the nickname "Tar Heels," Timothy M. Candon Mary Katherine Gottlieb* b>ut the entire state does as well. One version of the nick- Jonathan Edward Coleman Georgia L. Gray Kimberly Gail Davis name's origin has the name first being applied to North Susan I. Hancock* Idan M. Eckstein Vanessa Dawnn Hankins Carolinians during the Civil War. One record talks of a Amy Joyner Edwards Erin Young Hautop* Phyllis Annette Fair Virginia, Julia G. Hooks battle in where their supporting column retreated, Laurin McQueen Fedora Misty Home Kerr but North Carolina troops stood alone to fight successfully. Jocelyn Serena Filley Kristin Renee Kirkman** Alisha Elizabeth Forbes Samantha L. Kopman** The victorious troops were asked in a condescending tone Margaret Frances Garofalo Virginia Lanzotti*++ Cozon by some Virginians, who had retreated, "Any more tar down Marisa Nicole Grant Annmarie M. Lee* Emily Farrar Griggs Sarah Elizabeth London* in the Old North State, boys?" The response came quickly: Joshua Clay Hall Caroline Marchant Mitchell "No; not a bit; old Jeff's bought it all up." The Virginians Kim McDonald Heffner Jr. Megan Penland O'Connor Douglas Leonard Henderson Jennifer Anne Palermo asked: "Is that so? What is he going to do with it?" The Brandi Danielle Houston Cynthia Sue Pettibon reply: "He is going to put it on you'ns heels to make you Lewis Vance Lecka III Kimberly Jeanne Poots stick better in the next fight." 40 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL H I I I

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