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ONE HUNDRED FIFTEENTH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Friday, May 22, 2020 The Juilliard School

ONE HUNDRED FIFTEENTH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

Friday, May 22, 2020

To the Class of 2020:

The spirit of commencement has always been joyous yet reflective, triumphant yet serious. This year is no different. Over the past weeks, you have demonstrated why we celebrate your graduation and why we take serious note of your achievements. You have spent years at Juilliard delving into the art of generating shared experiences, and in the last semester you have developed ways to continue to do so, despite our separation. It is in your very practice to create energy and excellence no matter the circumstance, and in this time, that ability is particularly essential and marks your success as students and, now, graduates.

Amid the uncertainty of this moment, I urge you to continue forging this path. I ask you to embrace the spirit of celebration today and take the challenges of this time as fuel for your personal ingenuity and participation because you have accomplished something extraordinary. At Juilliard, you have not only contributed to the richness of your own artistic development and lives but have devoted yourselves to the craft of togetherness—to the network of mutuality which Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. termed our interdependence. Your work as artists asks us to come together, to share, and to connect. Now, more than ever, we see that work’s true importance; it is a superpower that I hope is ever magnified. Never stop exploring the breadth of your ability to unite.

As we celebrate your graduation, we also recognize those who brought you to this milestone. We thank the families, mentors, and friends, always remembering that none of us does anything alone. On behalf of our students, I want to also thank the entire Juilliard community for its flexibility, support, and dedication to excellence. In difficult times, we do well to not focus on what may be missing but to revisit and reaffirm our values with renewed commitment. Today, we have our belief in art, our community, and the inspiring accomplishments of the Class of 2020.

Let these accomplishments radiate outwards, making them the bedrock of your connection to the world. Class of 2020, I hope you feel the energy from myself and all of us at Juilliard. Congratulations! Today is yours, and tomorrow awaits your powerful voices, bright minds, and collective hope.

Onward!

Damian Woetzel President

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PRELUDE INTERLUDE GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL From Water , Suite No. 2 in D Major From Our Town Suite II. Alla Hornpipe I. The Story of Our Town Daniel Ficarri, Organ MARTHA GRAHAM Letter to Agnes de Mille, 1943 Bronwyn Schuman, GREETING Katherine Renee Turner, Actor Bruce Kovner, Chairman, Board of Trustees CONFERRAL OF DEGREES VIDEO Damian Woetzel, President The Graduates’ Journey Ara Guzelimian, Provost and Dean

MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES JEAN-PHILIPPE RAMEAU From Les Boréades: Entrée de Polymnie Damian Woetzel, President Juilliard415

INTERLUDE INTERLUDE From Serenade for Solo Flute LEONARD BERNSTEIN/ “Somewhere” II. Caprice Shereen Pimentel, Soprano Viola Chan, Flute Chris Reynolds, Piano

CONVERSATION CLOSING Damian Woetzel, President Damian Woetzel, President Yo-Yo Ma, Alumnus BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON “The Soul of a Man” (arr. Sean Mason) PRESENTATION OF JOSEPH W. POLISI PRIZE Juilliard Jazz Ensemble for exemplifying Juilliard’s values of the “artist as citizen” to a graduating student in Dance, Drama, and Music by Ara Guzelimian, Provost and Dean Today’s commencement ceremony is being streamed at juilliard.edu/live.

2 3 List of Graduating Students

DIPLOMA Ha Eun Oh, Violin Tomsen Su, Cello Frida Siegrist Oliver, Sequoyah Manitou Sugiyama, Viola Filipe Alves Pereira, Bass Trombone Viola with Academic Honors Sarah Semin Sung, Viola Alistair John Coleman, Composition Isabella Palacpac, Cello Jieming Tang, Violin Peter Hoyle, Trumpet Ji Eun Park, Viola Maggie Reneé Valdman, Joseph Donald Peterson, Viola Voice with Academic Honors Adam Linh Phan, Harp Natalie Vargas Nedvetsky, Piano Shereen Amanda Ann Pimentel, Voice Derek Wang, Piano with Academic Honors Erin Carter Pitts, Viola Zhu Wang, Piano Kalyn Diana Berg, Dance Matilda Sofia Claudia Mackey, Dance Aleea Elaine Powell, Voice Katherine Woo, Violin Tom Blyth, Drama Taylor Ann Massa, Dance Mark Prihodko, Cello Yilun Xu, Piano Jared Brown, Dance Lúa Mayenco Cardenal, Dance Jaimee Reynolds, Horn Chieh I Yang, Viola with Academic Honors Treyden Chiaravalloti, Dance Liam McKenna, Drama James William Rootring, Voice Adria Ye, Piano* Jalen Coleman, Drama Nicolas Noguera, Dance Taylor Joseph Shea, Viola Hengyi Ye, Piano Dylan Reid Croy, Dance Nina Yu Wang Peng, Dance Jaylyn Elaine Simmons, Voice Mitsuru Yonezaki, Sekai Abeni Edwards, Drama Emma Grace Pfitzer Price, Drama Henry Smolen, Piano Violin with Academic Honors Elizabeth Catherine Faber, Dance Sarah Pippin, Dance Elijah Henry Spies, Viola Ruobing Zhang, Piano Lucy Freyer, Drama Julian Robertson, Drama Mei Stone, Flute Yutong Zhang, Violin Barry Mitchell Gans, Dance Alexander Nickolai Sargent, Dance Michael Joseph Garcia, Dance Kayla Schutz, Dance John Livingston Hewitt, Dance Jacob Daniel Smith, Drama GRADUATE DIPLOMA Nathan Hirschaut, Dance Noah Philip Bornfeld Wang, Dance Naya Lovell, Dance Julia Latimer Warren, Drama Leah Glick, Viola Helena Macherel, Flute Brandon Joseph Linhard, Jae Eun Park, Collaborative Piano—Instrumental Collaborative Piano—Instrumental Seoyon Susanna Lim MacDonald, Kyle Cameron Ritenauer, Collaborative Piano—Vocal Orchestral Conducting Aaron Albert, Bass Trombone* Tengku Ahmad Irfan, Piano and Composition Rolando Antonio Alejandro Llantín, Piano Oscar Yu-Cheng Jiang, Piano David Alexander, Marshall Kearse, Trumpet MASTER OF FINE ARTS Horn with Academic Honors Ayoun Alexandra Kim, Cello Tristan Christopher Baban, Bassoon Valerie Kim, Violin Shaun Anthony, Drama Mathias Goldstein, Drama Iona Batchelder, Cello Vincent Paul Kiray, Horn Michael Braugher, Drama Melissa Lynn Golliday, Drama David Julian Bender, Cello Sanae Kodaira, Cello Mary Cavett, Drama Hayward Lord Leach, Drama Thomas Adam Billings, Composition Larone Andrew Koonce Jr., Violin Bianca Crudo, Drama Katherine Renee Turner, Drama Johanna Elisabeth Bufler, Piano Noah Krauss, Cello* Hannah Joyce Burnett, Viola Markus Lang, Double Bass Jun Hwi Cho, Piano Ariel Seung Hyun Lee, Violin Yejin Choi, Flute In Ae Lee, Violin Deanna Bianca Cirielli, Huan Li, Piano* Clara Maude Emmanuelle Abel, Cello Courtenay Imogen Cleary, Violin Harp with Academic Honors Shangwen Liao, Cello Evan Anderson, Composition Marí Coetzee, Cello Benjamin Ervin Cornavaca, Percussion Jonathan Lien, Cello Georgeanne Irene Banker, Olivia Cosio, Voice Lee Cyphers, Horn Meng Jia Lin, Violin Historical Performance Jacob Dassa, Historical Performance Joshua William Elmore, Bassoon Po Yu Peter Lin, Violin David Belkovski, Historical Performance Jiaying Ding, Piano Tal First, Violin Natalie Easton Loughran, Viola David Bernat, Violin Yi Ding, Piano Jan Thomas Fuller, Cello Jiawei Lyu, Piano Chen Cao, Cello Drake Driscoll, Cello Phoebe Gardner, Violin* Alec Manasse, Clarinet Viola Chan, Flute Jessica Michelle Elder, Horn Isabella Maria Geis, Violin Emily Katherine Mantone, Cello Po-Hsiang Chang, Piano Daniel James Ficarri, Organ Marco Alejandro Gómez, Bass Trombone Olivia Lindsay McMillan, Voice* Hanlin Chen, Clarinet David Lee Freeman II, Tuba Lydia Grace Graham, Voice Jonah Moss, Jazz Studies Matthew Ching-Yee Chen, Cello Jason Friedman, Horn Daniel Vladimirovich Gurevich, Oboe Fox Myers, Double Bass Michael Chen, Trumpet Webster Gadbois, Composition Qianru Elaine He, Violin* Naoko Nakajima, Violin Szu Ting Chen, Double Bass Rae Maryn Troi Gallimore, Viola Brittany Rebecca Hewitt, Voice Philip Burn Norris, Jazz Studies Haw Yuan Cheng, Viola Jordyn Marie Gallinek, Composition Jessica Hee-Yeon Hong, Cello Robert Nunes, Oboe Jaehyuck Choi, Composition* Hannah Geisinger, Viola Ryan Patrick Hurley, Voice Pablo Miguel O'Connell, Oboe Victoria Jihae Chung, Oboe Randall Goosby, Violin

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Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir, Cello Paris Andrew Myers, Double Bass ARTIST DIPLOMA Anna Wan Han, Piano Jin Nakamura, Historical Performance Lap Hei Hao, Violin Keeheon Nam, Clarinet Jordan Raymond Bak, Viola Erik van Heyningen, Opera Studies Jordan James Hendy, Violin Rosemary Nelis, Viola Eboni Booth, Drama Playwright Brian Joonwoo Hong, Violin Issei Herr, Cello Rebecca Nelson, Historical Performance Matthew Steven Capodicasa, Jessica Huang, Drama Playwright Anthony Hervey, Jazz Studies Zoe Obadia, Jazz Studies Drama Playwright James Stephen Ley Jr., Opera Studies Yishan Hong, Piano Kathleen O’Mara, Voice Dashuai Chen, Opera Studies Mackenzie Alan Melemed, Piano Matthew Hudgens, Historical Performance Linzi Pan, Piano Margot Landau Connolly, Changyong Shin, Piano Marina Iwao, Ashley Jeehyun Park, Violin Drama Playwright Maritina Tampakopoulos, Opera Studies Collaborative Piano—Instrumental Alexander Thomas Pattavina, Organ Chance Jonas-O'Toole, Voice Stella Perlic, Percussion Stephen Joven-Lee, Piano Anran Qian, Piano Heeyeon Jung, Violin Emma Resmini, Flute Sungu Kang, Piano Anne Richardson, Cello Duanduan Hao, Piano Konstantinos Valianatos, Piano Yigit Karatas, Violin Rannveig Marta Sarc, Violin Patrick Wayne Kreeger, Organ Melanie Williams, Historical Performance Aaron Jacob Keeney, Voice Bronwyn Schuman, Taya König-Tarasevich, Collaborative Piano—Vocal *as of December 2019 Historical Performance Alexander Scolnik-Brower, Angela Kim, Violin Orchestral Conducting Chloe Tasol Kim, Historical Performance Jin Wen Sunny Sheu, Violin Connor Kim, Cello Albert Cano Smit, Piano Hojung Kim, Violin William Simon Socolof, Voice Na Yoon Kim, Clarinet Sunho Song, Clarinet Stephen Kim, Violin Joseph Hensler Staten, Cello Carmen Jessica Knoll, Piano Joshua David Stauffer, Noah Seng-Hui Koh, Cello Historical Performance Heewon Koo, Violin Sophia Isabelle Stoyanovich, Violin Jonah Krolik, Cello Sumina Lydia Studer, Violin Rebecca Gayle Krown, Bassoon Lisa Sung, Viola Baichao Lan, Piano Naoko Tajima, Violin Brendan Adair Lanighan, Jazz Studies Kelly Talim, Violin Jeremy Christian Julio Laureta, Viola Micah Thomas, Jazz Studies Joseph Lavarias, Bassoon Isaiah Justin Thompson, Jazz Studies Eunsae Lee, Violin Raphael Attila Vogl, Organ Jinhong Li, Piano Robert George Volkman, Composition Tianyi Li, Piano Alexandra von der Embse, Oboe Xingyu Li, Violin Chang Wang, Piano Yifei Li, Cello Shuaizhi Wang, Piano Emily Liu, Viola Yibing Wang, Percussion Matthew Tairu Liu, Composition Yijia Wang, Piano* Vincent Luciano, Double Bass Meredith Locke Wohlgemuth, Voice Isabella Zhaoyan Ma, Piano Chun Sum Chris Wong, Flute ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Cameron Baese MacIntosh, Jazz Studies Yi Qun Xu, Cello Anastasiia Mazurok, Violin Shelby Yamin, Historical Performance Mary Birnbaum, Director of Ceremony Micah McLaurin, Piano Alexander Jun-Tsiu Yau, Piano Habib Azar, Director of Production Julia McLean, Viola Naxin Yin, Violin Ross Karre, Associate Director of Technology Clinton Robert McLendon, Trumpet Hee-Soo Yoon, Violin Streaming and Production Facilities provided by All Mobile Video Hannah Miller, Horn Xin Hua “Richarlita” You, Piano Jeffery Oliver Miller, Jazz Studies Gabriel Wilcox Young, Oboe Jiaxin Min, Piano Chener Cecilia Yuan, Violin MUSIC CREDITS Manami Rachel Mizumoto, Keru Zhang, Piano Historical Performance Ning Zhang, Clarinet Our Town Suite, composed by Aaron Copland, by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc. Alan Joseph Montgomery, Organ Sydney Lynn ZumMallen, “Somewhere,” music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Mizuki Morimoto, Percussion Historical Performance “The Soul of a Man,” composed by Blind Willie Johnson, used by permission © Alpha Music Inc.

6 7 Programs of Study C.V. Starr Doctoral Fellows Program

The Juilliard School offers students the opportunity to pursue their studies in either degree Candidates for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree from The Juilliard School have completed or non-degree curriculum tracks, distinguished from one another by the proportion and a rigorous regimen of studies, performance projects, and examinations over a two- to distribution of studies outside the major field. five-year period of enrollment. A generous endowment grant from the C.V. Starr Foundation has made it possible for these students to pursue their resident studies on full-tuition Undergraduate degree programs include a rich complement of liberal arts in addition to the scholarships. In addition to specified courses in history and practice, research methods, focused technical and repertory studies of the major discipline. For Dance and Drama style criticism, and advanced analysis, requirements include, for performers, three public majors, the augmented track culminates in the degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts, and for recitals; for composers, the equivalent of one full-length concert of their own works; and for majors in Music, the degree of Bachelor of Music. Non-degree tracks for dancers, actors, all candidates, the presentation of a lecture-performance and the passing of comprehensive and musicians lead to the award of Diploma. oral and written examinations. Candidates must also prepare and defend a doctoral dissertation displaying original research into a musical subject. Dissertation titles for year Graduate degree programs in Music include the Master of Music degree, which, in addition 2020 graduates are as follows: to focused performance studies, requires a prescribed number of seminars in historical and analytical subjects; and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree, the ultimate and most highly Duanduan Hao, Piano Konstantinos Valianatos, Piano advanced credential awarded by Juilliard (described more fully on page 9). “L’Ange du Cocasse, Monsieur Croche, and “Forgotten Dvorˇák: The Works for Solo Piano the Velvet Gentleman: The Humorous and the Piano Concerto” The Master of Fine Arts degree in Drama includes a rigorous core curriculum in actor training Aspects in Solo Piano Music of Emmanuel as well as a sequence of graduate seminars delving into advanced topics relevant to the Chabrier, Claude Debussy, and Erik Satie” Melanie Williams, profession. Non-degree programs for graduate majors in Music include the Graduate Historical Performance Diploma and the Artist Diploma. The Graduate Diploma, a master’s-level track for composers Patrick Kreeger, Organ “Forgotten Flutists and Flute Quartets: A and performing musicians, exists for those students who prefer to concentrate exclusively “Impressions of Spirituality and Mortality in History and Analysis of Early Romantic Flute on advanced technical and repertory studies. For young artists at the pre-professional level, the First Set of Brahms’ Chorale Preludes, Quartets by Reicha and Ries” the Artist Diploma program offers studies in five different disciplines—in Music: Jazz Op. 122: A Final Outlook on the Divine” Studies, Opera Studies, Performance, and String Quartet Studies; and in Drama: Playwriting. Academic Honors

The Juilliard School is pleased to recognize seven students who are graduating with Academic Honors. This program is designed for exceptional undergraduate students who wish to enhance their scholarly activities. Honors courses provide students with the opportunity to develop additional skills practiced in the core curriculum, such as critical thinking, selecting sources for analysis, and learning methodologies used by scholars in various disciplines. Students who successfully complete the program receive the citation “with Academic Honors” on their transcripts and diplomas.

David Alexander, Horn Derek Wang, Piano Deanna Bianca Cirielli, Harp Chieh I Yang, Viola Frida Siegrist Oliver, Viola Mitsuru Yonezaki, Violin Maggie Reneé Valdman, Voice

Accelerated BM/MM Program

Those who are accepted into the highly selective Accelerated Bachelor of Music and Master of Music Program complete both the bachelor’s and master’s degree requirements in five years. To be considered for the program, students are required to be ahead in the bachelor’s curriculum for their majors with excellent grades in both classroom and performance-related activities. They must also audition for the master’s program and be accepted by the departmental faculty during their third year of undergraduate studies.

Marí Coetzee, Cello Micah Thomas, Jazz Studies Hannah Geisinger, Viola Isaiah Justin Thompson, Jazz Studies Anthony Hervey, Jazz Studies Robert George Volkman, Composition Carmen Jessica Knoll, Piano Ning Zhang, Clarinet Anne Richardson, Cello

8 9 Scholarships and Prizes

The Juilliard School is grateful to announce the following new Major Scholarships established COMMENCEMENT PRIZES between May 2019 and April 2020: Richard F. French Doctoral Prize Gerschen Cohen Violin Scholarship for outstanding work on a doctoral dissertation Harvey M. Cohen Piano Scholarship Duanduan Hao, Piano Lillian Cohen Piano Scholarship Patrick Wayne Kreeger, Organ Lorenzo Da Ponte Scholarship Mel and Dorothy Kurzen Scholarship in Piano Prize for an exceptional level of scholastic and artistic achievement presented to an undergraduate student in Dance, Drama, or Music Juilliard acknowledges generous longstanding leadership support provided by these Lee Cyphers, French Horn scholarships: Tengku Ahmad Irfan, Piano and Composition

Frieda and Harry Aronson Scholarship Prize Celia and Joseph Ascher Fund for Piano for outstanding achievement and leadership in Dance The Charles H. Bechter Scholarship Sarah Pippin, Dance Joan Elizabeth Brown Scholarship Nina Carasso Scholarship Michel and Suria Saint-Denis Prize Dorothy DeLay Scholarship for outstanding achievement and leadership in Drama David Garvey Scholarship Mary Cavett, Drama Jerome L. Greene Fellowships in Music, Dance, and Drama Irving B. and Joan W. Harris Endowed Scholarship Fund Prize William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship for outstanding achievement and leadership in Music presented to an undergraduate student Mildred and Bernard Kayden Pre-College Scholarship Philip Burn Norris, Jazz Studies (bass) Kovner Fellowship Derek Wang, Piano Adele Marcus Piano Scholarship Nancy A. Marks Scholarship Prize Louise Chisholm Moran Piano Scholarship for outstanding achievement and leadership in Music presented to a graduate student Fellowship for Artist Diploma in Music in Honor of Ellsworth Kelly Hannah Miller, French Horn Susan W. Rose Piano Scholarship Anna Han, Piano James D. Rosenthal and Marvin Y. Schofer Scholarship Edith A. Sagul Scholarship Joseph W. Polisi Prize The Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship for exemplifying Juilliard’s values of the “artist as citizen” presented to a graduating student in Dorothy R. Starling Violin Scholarship Dance, Drama, and Music Rise Stevens Scholarship (in memory of Alfredo Martinez-Fonts) Treyden Chiaravalloti, Dance Rhoda Lee and William David Tabachnik Scholarship Jalen Coleman, Drama The Thoba Corporation Scholarship Fund Jaylyn Elaine Simmons, Vocal Arts The Leah Adler Spielberg Endowed Fund Agnes Varis Scholarship Marie and George Vergottis Memorial Scholarship

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DEPARTMENTAL COMMENCEMENT PRIZES JUILLIARD CAREER ADVANCEMENT FELLOWSHIPS for graduates in music, dance, or drama who have demonstrated outstanding artistry and Florence and Paul DeRosa Prize achievement in leadership, entrepreneurship, and breadth of engagement: for outstanding achievement and exceptional professional promise in Vocal Arts Maritina Tampakopoulos, Opera Studies Shaun Anthony, Drama Michael Braugher, Drama Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater Prize in Acting Eboni Booth, Drama Playwright for outstanding achievement and exceptional professional promise Lúa Mayenco Cardenal, Dance Julian Robertson, Drama Elizabeth Catherine Faber, Dance Brittany Rebecca Hewitt, Voice Prize Matthew Tairu Liu, Composition for outstanding talent and performance of which Arthur Rubinstein would have been proud Mackenzie Alan Melemed, Piano Albert Cano Smit, Piano Isaiah Justin Thompson, Jazz Studies (piano) Noah Philip Bornfeld Wang, Dance Héctor Zaraspe Prize for a graduating dancer who has shown outstanding talent and development as a choreographer NORMAN BENZAQUEN CAREER ADVANCEMENT GRANTS Dylan Croy, Dance for graduating classical music instrumentalists who have demonstrated outstanding artistry and achievement in leadership, entrepreneurship, and breadth of engagement:

Jordan Raymond Bak, Viola David Belkovski, Historical Performance (harpsichord) Viola Chan, Flute Drake Driscoll, Cello Manami Rachel Mizumoto, Historical Performance (violin)

NOVICK CAREER ADVANCEMENT GRANTS for graduates demonstrating exceptional artistry in vocal performance and great potential as emerging professionals:

Dashuai Chen, Opera Studies Olivia Cosio, Voice Erik van Heyningen, Opera Studies Chance Jonas-O'Toole, Voice Aaron Jacob Keeney, Voice Kathleen O'Mara, Voice Meredith Locke Wohlgemuth, Voice

12 13 Juilliard Board of Trustees and Administration

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bruce Kovner, Chair Philippe Khuong-Huu Lester S. Morse Jr. J. Christopher Kojima, Vice Chair Nancy Walton Laurie Stephen A. Novick Katheryn C. Patterson, Vice Chair Karen M. Levy Susan W. Rose Teresa E. Lindsay Jeffrey Seller Joshua Black Deborah Simon Julie Anne Choi Michael Loeb Sarah Billinghurst Solomon Kent A. Clark Vincent A. Mai William E. "Wes" Stricker, MD Barbara G. Fleischman Ellen Marcus Yael Taqqu Mary Graham Greg Margolies Reginald Van Lee Joan W. Harris Nancy A. Marks Damian Woetzel Matt Jacobson Stephanie Palmer McClelland Edward E. Johnson Jr. Christina McInerney

TRUSTEES EMERITI June Noble Larkin, Chair Emerita Keith R. Gollust Joseph W. Polisi, President Emeritus Mary Ellin Barrett Sidney R. Knafel Kenneth S. Davidson Elizabeth McCormack

JUILLIARD COUNCIL Mitchell Nelson, Chair Peter L. Kend Grace E. Richardson Younghee Kim-Wait Mary K. Riew Michelle Demus Auerbach Sophie Laffont Jeremy T. Smith Barbara Brandt Jean-Hughes Monier Alexander I. Tachmes Brian J. Heidtke Terry Morgenthaler Anita Volpe Gordon D. Henderson John G. Popp

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND SENIOR ADMINISTRATION Damian Woetzel, President Enrollment Management and Student Development Joan D. Warren, Vice President Office of the President Barrett Hipes, Dean of Student Development Jacqueline Schmidt, Vice President and Chief of Staff Cory Owen, Associate Dean of Student Development Ciaran Escoffery, Deputy Chief of Staff Kathleen Tesar, Associate Dean for Enrollment Management Kathryn Kozlark, Artistic Producer and Director for Creative Enterprise Sabrina Tanbara, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Christina Salgado, Director for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, William Buse, Director of Counseling Services and Belonging Initiatives Rachel Christensen, Administrative Director, Alan D. Marks Center for Career Services and Entrepreneurship Office of the Provost and Dean Katherine Gertson, Registrar Ara Guzelimian, Provost and Dean Tina Gonzalez, Director of Financial Aid José García-León, Dean of Academic Affairs and Assessment Camille Pajor, Title IX Coordinator John-Morgan Bush, Director of Lifelong Learning Todd Porter, Director of Residence Life Howard Rosenberg MD, Medical Director Dance Division Dan Stokes, Director of Academic Support and Disability Services Alicia Graf Mack, Director Beth Techow, Administrative Director of Health and Counseling Katie Friis, Administrative Director Services Mario Alberto Zambrano, Associate Director Development Drama Division Alexandra Wheeler, Vice President and Chief Advancement Officer Evan Yionoulis, Director Katie Murtha, Director of Major Gifts Richard Feldman, Associate Director Lori Padua, Director of Planned Giving Katherine Hood, Managing Director Rebecca Vaccarelli, Director of Alumni Relations Kim Furano, Director of Foundation and Corporate Relations Music Division Robyn Calmann, Director of Special Events Adam Meyer, Director, Music Division, and Toniya Katsarov, Director of Development Operations Deputy Dean of the College Bärli Nugent, Assistant Dean, Director of Chamber Music Public Affairs Joseph Soucy, Assistant Dean for Orchestral Studies Rosalie Contreras, Vice President of Public Affairs Mario Igrec, Chief Piano Technician Maggie Berndt, Communications Director Joanna K. Trebelhorn, Director of Orchestral and Ensemble Operations Benedict Campbell, Website Director Susan Jackson, Editorial Director Historical Performance Anna Sayer, Design Director Robert Mealy, Director Mara Vlatkovic, Director of Marketing, Community Relations Benjamin D. Sosland, Administrative Director; Assistant Dean for the Kovner Fellowships Office of the Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Secretary Lesley Rosenthal, Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Secretary Jazz Christine Todd, Vice President and CFO , Director of Juilliard Jazz Cameron Christensen, Associate Vice President, Facilities Aaron Flagg, Chair and Associate Director Kent McKay, Associate Vice President for Production Richard Mannoia, Interim Managing Director of Global K-12 Programs Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts Michael Kerstan, Controller Brian Zeger, Artistic Director Irina Shteyn, Director of Financial Planning and Analysis Kirstin Ek, Director of Curriculum and Schedules Nicholas Mazzurco, Director of Student Accounts/Bursar Nicholas Saunders, Director of Concert Operations Library and Doctoral Fellows Program Tina Matin, Director of Merchandising Jane Gottlieb, Vice President for Library and Information Resources; Kevin Boutote, Director of Recording and Classroom Technology Director of the C.V. Starr Doctoral Fellows Program Jeni Dahmus Farah, Director, Archives Administration and Law Alan Klein, Director of Library Technical Services Maurice F. Edelson, Vice President for Administration and General Counsel Preparatory Division Carl Young, Chief Information Officer Weston Sprott, Dean Steve Doty, Chief Technology Officer Yoheved Kaplinsky, Artistic Director, Pre-College Dmitriy Aminov, Director of IT Engineering Anthony McGill, Artistic Director, Music Advancement Program Clara Perdiz, Director of Client Services, IT Rebecca Reuter, Administrative Director, Music Advancement Program Jeremy Pinquist, Director of Enterprise Applications Ekaterina Lawson, Director of Admissions and Academic Affairs, Katie Germana, Director of Human Resources Pre-College Adam Gagan, Director of Security Anna Royzman, Director of Performance Activities, Pre-College Jennifer Wilcox, Director of Apprentice Program