UNIVERSITY OF MIN!\IESOTA

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

COMMENCEMENT

Spring 1997 To the College of Liberal Arts Spring, 1997 Graduating Class:

We come together today- family and friends, students and teachers- to celebrate a major milestone in your life. You have studied hard for four years (or a few more) and have achieved the wonderful goal we honor today: a baccalaureate degree.

Regardless of your major - whether it was German or art, psychology or comparative literature - you have had enormous opportunities to learn from, and work with, some of the finest professors in the country. You have listened and argued and thought and written and created, all under the guidance of faculty who are at the forefront of their fields. And although the number of degrees that CLA awards each year is large, you are nevertheless a member of an elite group: graduates who have been educated at one of the world's finest research universities.

A liberal arts education from the University of Minnesota gives you much more than a body of static knowledge whose details will soon fade from memory. You have developed critical skills, creativity, and understanding that will enrich your work, your graduate studies, and the rest of your life. I hope that this education has touched you deeply, and transformed you in important ways. I am confident that, regardless of what comes next in your life, your undergraduate education in CLA will be a foundation for continuing growth. And I hope that as you grow, you will stay connected with CLA.

Congratulations on your achievement. I extend my warmest wishes for continued success throughout your life. ~YQk Steven J. Rosenstone Dean

BOARD OF REGENTS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

The Honorable Wendell R. Anderson, Minneapolis Nils Hasselmo, President The Honorable Julie A Bleyhl, Madison Marvin Marshak, Senior Vice President for Academic The Honorable William E. Hogan II, Excelsior Affairs The Honorable Warren C. Larson, Bagley JoAnne Jackson, Senior Vice President for Finance and The Honorable David R. Metzen, South St. Paul Operations The Honorable H. Bryan Neel III, Rochester Frank B. Cerra, Provost for Academic Health Center The Honorable Michael 0' Keefe, Minneapolis W. Phillips Shively, Provost for Arts, Sciences, and The Honorable William R. Peterson, Eagan Engineering The Honorable Jessica J. Phillips, Morris C. Eugene Allen, Provost for Professional Studies The Honorable Thomas R. Reagan, Gilbert Tom Swain, Acting Vice President for Institutional Relations The Honorable Maureen K. Reed, Stillwater Mark L. Brenner, Vice President for Research The Honorable Patricia B. Spence, Rice McKinley Boston, Vice President for Student Development and Athletics

The University of Minnesota is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities, and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, or sexual orientation ORDER OF EVENTS

Music provided by The St. Anthony Brass Quintet and soloist Kathleen Hardy and Julie Greif

Processional Earle of Oxford's March ...... William Byrd

The National Anthem As the soloist steps to the microphone, the entire audience will stand and join in singing the national anthem:

0, say! can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight O'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. 0, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Welcome Dean Steven J. Rosenstone

Presidential Address Nils Hasselmo, Ph.D., University of Minnesota President

Alumni Address Archie Givens, CLA Alumnus and Director of Givens Foundation

Presentation of Honors Associate Professor Jacquelyne N. Zita, 1996-1997 Horace T. Morse-Minnesota Alumni Association Award presented by Archie Givens (1 0:00).

Richard "Pinky" McNamara, Outstanding Achievement Award presented by Barbara Becker, Director of CLA Student Academic Support Services and President Nils Hasselmo (10:00).

Professor Douglas Lewis, 1996-1997 Arthur "Red" Motley Award presented by Provost W. Philips Shively (2:00).

Honorary Degree Robert M. Berdahl, Honorary Doctorate of Science presented by President Nils Hasselmo, Regent Patricia Spence (1 0:00), Regent Maureen Reed (2:00), and Dean Rosenstone. Commencement Address Robert M. Berdahl, President of the University of Texas at Austin.

Presentation of Candidates Gordon Hirsch, director of the Honors Program, Michael Hancher, interim for Degrees associate dean for faculty (10:00), John Wright, Associate Professor of Afro­ American and African Studies (10:00), Barbara Reid, interim associate dean of planning and fiscal management (2:00), Thomas Clayton, Professor and Chair of Classical Civilization (2:00) will present the candidates for degrees. All candidates will proceed across the stage as they are presented.

Conferring of Degrees The Honorable Patricia Spence (10:00), Honorable Maureen Reed (2:00) will confer the degrees upon the candidates

Closing Remarks Dean Steven J. Rosenstone

Hail! Minnesota The audience will rise and join in singing Hail! Minnesota in honor of our alma mater:

Minnesota, hail to thee! Hail to thee, our college dear! Thy light shall ever be A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons and daughters true Will proclaim thee near and far; They will guard thy fame And adore thy name; Thou shalt be their Northern Star.

Recessional The graduates will leave their seats. The audience is requested to remain seated until those in the academic procession have marched out.

Allegro from quintet #3 ...... Victor Ewald

Reception The reception on Northrop plaza immediately follows the ceremony. Music provided by The St. Anthony Brass Quintet.

Smoking is not permitted in any University building. We appreciate your cooperation with this policy. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

The University of Minnesota, ranked among the nation's top public universities, reflects the commitment to education of a state that is only 20th in population. It is almost alone among universities in the United States in its combination of three characteristics; an international research university, a land-grant institution with a strong tradition of education and public service, and a metropolitan academic community.

The Twin Cities campus, the University's largest campus, is made up of 19 colleges and offers the full range of academic and professional degrees. A comprehensive campus in Duluth offers undergraduate and graduate programs. The Morris campus offers a four-year liberal arts program. Crookston offers associate and baccalaureate degrees in technical, career-oriented programs. Through the Minnesota Extension Service, the University is present in each of Minnesota's 87 counties.

The University is the primary center in Minnesota (and parts of the surrounding region) for instruction and research in the health sciences, law, engineering, agriculture, and forestry; it offers all of the graduate-level programs in these fields.

When the University was founded as a preparatory school in 1851, Minnesota had been a territory for just two years, and statehood was still seven years away. The school was built on not much more than the pioneers' faith in education. The University struggled financially in its early years and was forced to close during the Civil War. It reopened in 1867.

Two students received bachelor of arts degrees at the first commencement in June 1873. Since then, the University has granted a total of 505,399 degrees. Students earn undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 250 fields of study. During the 1995-1996 academic year, the University of Minnesota conferred a total of 10,876 degrees on all it campuses.

The Duluth campus joined the University in 1947, the Morris campus opened in 1960, and the Crookston campus in 1966. Enrollment in fall 1996 was 48,690 on all four campuses. Enrollment was 37,018 on the Twin Cities campus, 7,501 at Duluth, 1,970 at Morris, and 2,201 at Crookston.

University alumni include four Nobel Prize winners, a former chief justice of the United States, two former vice presidents, the heads of Fortune 500 companies, pioneers in medicine, civil rights leaders, top journalists, and men and women who have achieved distinction in every field.

Alumni and their families and friends are always welcome at the University. Alumni are invited to continue their relationship with the University through the Minnesota Alumni Association and its college groups. THE COLLEGE OF LffiERAL ARTS

At the heart of every great university is a college encompassing the basic disciplines of knowledge. That college at the University of Minnesota is the College of Liberal Arts (CLA). The college was formally established in 1868, 17 years after the founding of the University.

The traditional branches of knowledge are housed here-the social sciences, the humanities and fine arts, and the natural sciences. In addition, the college offers professional programs with close ties to these fields. Study and research opportunities are available in more than 60 major areas, from the usual, such as English, economics, history, to the less usual, such as women's studies, theoretical statistics, and speech and hearing science. They include disciplines as old as philosophy and as new as computer science. A student may also choose to design an individualized major program.

There were 13,427 undergraduate students and about 1, 778 graduate students enrolled in CLA programs in fall 1996. The college is staffed by nearly 485 permanent faculty members who can share the most current research in their fields.

Many students complete their education in CLA. Others take their basic liberal arts coursework in the college and then transfer to another unit of the University such as the Carlson School of Management or one of the health science schools.

The degree requirements established by the college are designed to provide an education solidly based in the liberal arts. The curriculum introduces students to modes of inquiry and subject matter characteristic of the major branches of knowledge. They also hone students' writing skills and capacities for critical and creative thinking.

A liberal education means not only a breadth of knowledge, but depth and proficiency in a single field of knowledge. Students are required to select a major project, usually a written paper.

The College of Liberal Arts' faculty believes a liberal arts education gives students the analytical skills, creativity, and flexibility needed for life-time learning. SPEAKER AND HONORARY DOCTOR OF SCIENCE ROBERT M. BERDAHL

Robert M. Berdahl has been the President of the University of Texas at Austin since 1993. Earlier this year, he was chosen to become the Chancellor of the University of California at Berkeley, where he will begin in July. His academic career began in the liberal arts, with a B.A. degree at Augustana College, and he received an M.A. from the University of Illinois before coming to Minnesota. As a graduate student at the University of Minnesota, Robert Berdahl studied German history with Professor Otto Pflanze. Since his graduation, he has been an associate professor of history at the University of Massachusetts, professor of history and the Dean of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon, and a professor of history and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.

As a scholar, Robert Berdahl was the recipient of a Fulbright Research Fellowship in support of his work in Germany, as well as fellowships from the American Philosophical Society and the National Endowment for the Humanities. He has published numerous articles and books on topics involving the political history and social anthropology of Germany over the past two centuries, specializing in issues related to German nationalism. He has worked with agencies that promote the humanities, and often speaks on the value of a liberal arts education.

One of his colleagues who wrote in support of his nomination for the honorary degree described him as "a scholar's scholar, a major academic leader, and a judicious administrator." Dr. Berdahl is a member of the executive committee of the Council of Chief Academic Officers of the National Association of State and Land Grant Universities and Colleges, a member of the Association of American Universities, and former member of the board of directors of the Association of American Colleges.

The honorary degree is the highest award conferred by the University of Minnesota. An honorary degree may be awarded to an individual who has achieved acknowledged eminence in cultural affairs, in public service, or in a field of knowledge and scholarship. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RICHARD "PINKY" MCNAMARA

Born and raised in Hastings, Minnesota, Richard "Pinky" McNamara came to the University of Minnesota in the 1950's and established his reputation as one of the country's great football players.

Following his graduation in 1956, Mr. McNamara pursued a successful business career with Archer Daniels Midland. Using a small personal nest egg and a bank loan, he purchased a company of his own in 1966, and from that first venture has grown one of the community's most exciting mini conglomerates. Mr. McNamara takes what he calls a "non-MBA" approach to business. His company, Activar, named for the Spanish word for "catalyst," now consists of fourteen companies representing five general categories: construction supply, metal fabrication, and diverse operations as electronics, mortgage services, and auto­ body repair. He is widely respected as a corporate "tum-around" artist and as such has transformed nearly twenty failing companies into profitable businesses.

Mr. McNamara recently paid tribute to two advisors he credits with "getting him through college:" Dr. Vivian Hewer and Dr. Mabel Powers, advisors in the College of Liberal Arts. The new advising center named in their honor provides state-of-the-art-advising services to students in the college.

Mr. McNamara lends his personal strengths to the community and the state by serving on the Board of Trustees for the University of Minnesota Foundation and by maintaining active memberships in the Minnesota Executives Organization, the Council of Independent Managers, and the University of Minnesota "M' Club. In 1991 Mr. McNamara was honored as one ofMinnesota's Best Entrepreneurs.

This award may be conferred on graduates or former students of the University who have attained unusual distinction in their chosen fields or professions or in a public service, and who have demonstrated outstanding achievement and leadership on a community, state, national, or international level. Candidacy is limited to former students of the University; the candidate's education at the University should represent a significant portion of his or her total postsecondary education. HORACE T. MORSE- MINNESOTA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR JACQUELYNE N. ZITA WOMEN'S STUDIES DEPARTMENT

Twenty-five years ago, Jacquelyne Zita was among the University's first generation of women's studies faculty. Thrilled at the prospect of creating a new multicultural, interdisciplinary program, Zita says this was the beginning of her "life's work."

Since then, she has become practically synonymous with the field. She has developed many women's studies undergraduate courses, implemented a Ph.D. program, and become a national leader in her field.

What makes her unique, however, is her extraordinary commitment to diversity--ethnic, cultural, social, and intellectual. Trained in both the sciences and the humanities, Zita is an interdisciplinarian of the first order. She is devoted to "rigor and reflection," an attitude that, she says, makes her a "walking, talking, thinking scholar, leaving no page immune to reflection."

And that makes for quite a memorable educational experience, say her students. "She is a rare combination of scientist and philosopher, a brilliant teacher who respects all shades of opinion, " one former student says. In her classes, she balances "scientific-objective facts and narrative accounts, as well as the theoretical background necessary to understand them both," says another.

Beyond her passion for intellectual integration, Zita is tirelessly committed to inclusivity of all kinds. She founded Breaking Silence, a student organization for women of color to share their experiences at a predominately white university. And in what she calls "probably the most significant pedagogical project of my life," she has developed Chicano/Latina Quarter, a course integrating the history, culture, literature, and sociology of U.S. Chicano and Latino women. Many could echo one student's simple testimony: "The classes I took with Professor Zita altered the course of my life."

Each year since 1965, the University of Minnesota has recognized a select group of faculty members for outstanding contributions to undergraduate education. The Horace T. Morse-Minnesota Alumni Association Award recognized excellence in contributions to students' learning through teaching, research, and creative activities; advising; academic program development; and educational leadership. The award represents the highest recognition by the University community of its most distinguished scholar-teachers. One of this year's ten awardees is from the College of Liberal Arts. She joins 230 faculty members who have received the award in the past 32 years. The awards are named for the late Horace T. Morse, first dean of the General College (1934-60) and a national leader in the field of undergraduate education. Funded by the Amoco Foundation for 22 years, the awards are administered by the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and are now funded by the University of Minnesota Alumni Association (UMAA) and the University. ARTHUR H. "RED" MOTLEY OUTSTANDING TEACHING AWARD PROFESSOR DOUGLAS LEWIS DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

Professor Douglas Lewis is a senior scholar in the Department of Philosophy who has, over the past ten years, worked to integrate perspectives of cultural diversity into his introductory level courses. "Introduction to Philosophy and Cultural Diversity." His influence on campus extends well beyond his own department and he is a valued member of the Martin Luther King Program where he has worked to make non-traditional students successful in his courses and at the University. The letters of support from his undergraduate and graduate students were compelling-Professor Lewis works with all sorts of students, being called by many the department's "adviser of last resort." His effect on students facing many challenges is extraordinary. He has an "unsolicited fan mail file" in the department whose letters reflect how deeply he has touched his students' lives: "There are few people in this world whom I respect enough to allow their influence to directly impact my life. So not only through your patience, wisdom, authenticity, and generosity have you helped to ignite an intellectual flame."

Professor Douglas Lewis earned his undergraduate degree at Amherst College, and an M.A. (1962) and Ph.D. (1964) at the University of Iowa. His teaching and research interests include contemporary metaphysics and epistemology including analysis, phenomenology, existentialism, and feminism. Other interests include early modem philosophy: rationalism and empiricism. Professor Lewis has served as his department's director of undergraduate studies, honors representative, and as a faculty advisor for University College.

Lewis possesses what has been described, as "deliberate and formal manner," but this style has been an intensely powerful, dedicated and immensely useful style for his students. Perhaps a colleague best summarized when she said, "These spontaneous letters (found in Lewis's unsolicited fan mail file) briefly gave me the alarming and startling thought that Doug might have charisma." Caring, dedication and serious teaching, much more than simple charisma, are what make Lewis richly deserving of this year's Arthur "Red" Motley Teaching Award.

This unique award honors Arthur H. "Red" Motley, an alumnus and industry leader whose high standards and talents inspired countless others. A generous gift from Red Motley's family to the University of Minnesota Foundation established the endowment fund from which an annual cash award is made to honor an outstanding faculty member; nominated be CLA students and recommended to the dean by a review committee of students, alumni board representatives, and faculty members. LIBERAL ARTS DEGREES

The College of Liberal Arts offers five bachelor's degrees--bachelor of arts (B.A.), bachelor of fine arts (B.F.A.), bachelor of science (B.S.), bachelor of individualized studies (B.I.S.), and bachelor of music (B.M.). The bachelor's degrees have many requirements in common. DEGREE CANDIDATES

Subject to successful completion, degrees will be conferred on those students listed below and on others meeting all curriculum requirements for graduation. Honor citations are provisional and do not become final until all requirements are met for the level indicated. Degrees are listed alphabetically with this program.

BACHELOR OF ARTS This degree can be eamed through majors in most CLA departments and programs. Its breadth and diversity in general education make it valuable as a base for many kinds of careers or for advanced study. CLA offers several professional majors and specializations as well as interdepartmental programs for the B.A. degree.

Matthew Edward Abbott, English Michelle Denise Anderson, Art Nadine Yassmine Abdallah, Political Science and Mitchell John Anderson, Sociology, summa laude South Asian & Middle Eastem Studies Nicole Anne Anderson, Geography Gordon Lee Abel Jr., Speech Communications Scott Stevens Anderson, Intemational Relations Chad Michael Abram, Sociology Shawn David Anderson, Psychology Daniel Justin Abramowicz, History Valaine N. Anderson, Joumalism, summa cum laude Jeremy Chavez Adorna, Economics Tonya Marie Andruskiewicz, Psychology Jared S. Aelony, Russian and Biology Marcus P. Andruslm, Speech Communications Sheetal Agarwal, Child Psychology, magna cum laude Christine Lynne Anthony, Political Science Marcela J. Rodriguez Aguilar, Theatre Arts and Art Nicholas Carter Antila, Sociology Ogunseye Aemuel Isan Akbar, Afro American Studies Laura Janet Archibald, Speech Communications Elizabeth Margaret Akre, Speech Communications Deondra Sue Arko, Child Psychology David Thomas Alderman, Joumalism Molly Jean Armstrong, Joumalism Sahar Shelton Alkubaisi, Sociology Renae Elizabeth Ask, Italian Christopher James Allen, German, summa cum laude Jeffrey Ronald Auger, Economics Paula Lynn Allen, Joumalism Jesmia Nan Avery, Psychology and English Li Sun Alligood, Sociology Lisa Marie Bach, Sociology Kristine Ann Allison, Anthropology Lance Eugene Bagge, Architecture Lynn Marie Allison, Physiology Erin Marie Bailey, Art Orner Ahmet Altan, Geography Everett Zachary Bakke, Psychology Rocco Robert Altier, Linguistics Gina Therease Bamba, Speech & Hearing Sciences Rebecca Jane Ander, Anthropology Brian Keith Bandelin, History Erika L. Anderson, Anthropology Benjamin David Barker, Political Science Jennifer Nicolle Anderson, Architecture Kimberly Ann Barker, Psychology Joan Sylvia Anderson, Sociology and American Indian Sharon Joy Barnett, English and Women's Studies Studies Karth Andrew Barr, Economics Julie Eileen Anderson, Psychology Megan Jean Barrett, History Mark Ralph Anderson, History and American Indian Kari Ann Bartz, Intemational Relations Studies Christina H. Bastin de Jong, Psychology, summa cum Mark Vincent Anderson, Speech Communications laude Tanya Maria Battista, International Relations and Peter Gerard Boutte, Interdepartmental Spanish, magna cum laude Eric John Boyer, History Jean Paul Baudhuin, Theatre Arts Erin Coquina Boyle, Spanish Jeffrey Paul Bauer, Political Science, summa cum Stefanic Ann Bradford, Biology laude Kathleen Rebecca Braun, Speech Conm1unications Kris Fredrick Bauerschmidt, East Asian Studies and James Edward Breezlcy, English Japanese Heather Ann Breffle, Sociology Eric Maxwell Bausman, Philosophy Elizabeth Ann Breitbach, French, cum laude Heather A. Beaton, History Nicole Maki Bressler, Child Psychology Gwendolyn A. Beck, Psychology Katherine Jean Brillault, Anthropology Marc Alan Beckelman, Theatre Arts Demian Brink, Journalism Jennifer Ann Beckman, American Indian Studies and Matthew John Brinza, Architecture Anthropology Elizabeth R. Brissett, English Elizabeth M. Bedard, Journalism Heather Christine Brod, Art History Mary Alice Jensine Beevor, Psychology Ahn Na Marie Brodie, Art Kevin William Bell, Political Science Elsa Carlson Bross, English Mary Gatlin Bell, English Dennis Ray Brost, Art History Gina Lea Berg, Sociology Joshua John Brosz, Psychology Lori Ann Berg, Speech Communications Chad C. Brown, Computer Science Joshua Berhe, Biology Joel Anthony Brown, Political Science, cum laude Steven Wayne Berhow, Physiology Laurie Ann Brown, Child Psychology Barbara Lynn Bernard, Spanish Sidney Allen Brubacher, History Margaret Susan Bertas, Spanish Terri Lynn Brue, English Anthony Charles Bessler, English Blake Robert Brunnette, Political Science Lisa Ann Bieringer, Architecture Kristin Lee Brusegard, International Relations Douglas James Bieter, Economics Timothy Stewart Bryant, Joumalism Laurie Susan Bilslci, Sociology Chad Terrance Buboltz, History Roslyn Beth Binford, Psychology, summa cum laude Michael John Buchanan, Sociology Francis Richard Birmingham, Political Science Deborah Lynn Buchman, Child Psychology, summa Amy Leigh Bischof, Child Psychology cum laude Jennifer Mae Bishop, Speech & Hearing Sciences Kimberley Elle Bucknum, French Stuart Bishop, History Carrie Lynn Bump, Art Amy Jo Bizal, Speech & Hearing Sciences Deborah Joy Burchinal, Speech Cmlllilunications Amy Lynn Black, Child Psychology Joseph Lester Burgireno, English Samuel A. Black, Journalism Rachel C. Burmeister, Physiology and Psychology David Micha Blackowiak, History Brian Patrick Burns, Journalism Natalie R. Blackwell, History Rebecca Anne Burtman, Journalism Nicholas C. Blahnik, Architecture Colleen Grace Buscher, Journalism Amy Lynne Blum, English and Philosophy, summa cum Kirsten Leigh Busse, Biology laude Julie Lynne Byars, Child Psychology Melissa Claire Boeke, Women's Studies Socorro Guadalupe Caballero, Sociology Zachary David Boerger, Film Studies James Bryan Cahill, History Briana Lynn Boeser, Interdepartmental Ann Jolene Caldwell, Sociology Patrick Joseph Bogart, Child Psychology Jamie Beth Calvey, English Lisa O'Connell Bohrer, Speech Conmmnications Chelis E. Camargo, Cultural Studies & Comparative Ben Matthew Bomberg, Sociology Literature and Spanish & Portuguese, summa cum laude Jason Eric Boon, Physiology William Joseph Campbell Jr., Sociology Nicole M. Boone, Psychology Lourdes I. Cancel-Rodriguez, Psychology Daniel Edward Boudreau, Geography Charles Nathan Carabell, Sociology Marci M. Boudreau, Art and English, summa cum Jennifer Ann Carlson, Political Science laude Kelli Jo Carlson, Scandinavian & Finnish Antonella Corsi Bunker, Psychology Nancy Jane Carlson, Sociology Kelly Patricia Cosgrove, Psychology Jodi Elaine Carmeli, Theatre Arts Shane Jary Cotter Jr., French Tatsuhiko Carmichael-Tanaka, Architecture Margarite M. Cotey, English, summa cum laude Tanya Marilyn Carrier, German Holly Hee Won Coughlin, Journalism Jessica Lee Carter, Psychology Melissa Ann Cowles, Art Arin Campbell Chadwicl{, Histol)' Christopher Richard Cox, English Rebecca Ann Chaffee, Economics David McKeag Cox, English, magna cum laude Mei-Chi Chan, Physiology Andrea Merlene Luttrell Croal, American Indian Tsuey-Lan Chang, Psychology Studies and English, magna cum laude Suk Ling Chau, International Relations Meghan Maureen Cronin, Cultural Studies & Amy Shizen Chen, East Asian Studies, summa cum Comparative Literature, summa cum laude laude Kirstin Ellen Cross, Interdepartmental Margaret Ann Childs, Speech Communications Gregory Andrew Croucher, Psychology Ligeia Mae Cholensky, Architecture, magna cum laude Kirsten Fern Culler, English Stephen John Choukalas, Economics Douglas Garret Cutting, Architecture Bradley J. Christ, Political Science, summa cum laude Amy Christine Dague, Psychology Ann Elizabeth Christensen, American Studies Shannon Kaye Dahl, International Relations Mary Ellen Christensen, Speech Communications Deena Lynne Dahlberg, English John Benjamin Christiansen, Histol)' Nicole Marie Dahlin, Psychology Nikole Christianson, Anthropology Stefano Nicola D'Amato, Spanish Tami Lynn Christopherson, Dance Huynh Cong Wayne Dang, Mathematics Thao Minhphoung Chu, Physiology Nicole Anna Daniels, American Studies, magna cum Tracy Dan Chu, Histol)' laude Fungniwaty Ciowono, Architecture Christopher Ryan Danielson, Speech Communications Erika Ann Clark, Anthropology Brooke Noelle Darst, Political Science Koren Lynne Clevenger, International Relations and Amy Marie Davies, Speech Communications French Eric Daniel Davis, Histol)' Robert John Clift, Linguistics and Geography, magna Gregory Gordon Davis, Architecture and Geography cum laude Laura May Davis, Histol)' Jessica Nicole Clobes, Sociology Melinda Ja Davis, Psychology Sarah Yung Ae Clyne, Spanish and Sociology, summa Giselle G. De Lange, Dance cum laude Robert William De Mars, Journalism Catherine Anne-Nichol Cochran, Speech Kellie Lynn Decamp, Speech Communications Communications Kim June Deering, Sociology Adam Vinson Cohen, Histol)' Vincent John Defante, Histol)' Jennifer Lynn Cohen, Psychology Jose Donald Demarest, Theatre Arts Richard Leslie Cohen, Psychology Michealene Mary Denney, Psychology Kendra Elizabeth Coleman, Speech & Hearing Patrick Edward Dennison, Histol)' Sciences Sabrina Lutreic Denson, Psychology Ross Eden Comer, Spanish Marnee Grace DeRider, Computer Science Denice Lynn Compton, Journalism, summa cum laude Richard Fredrick Deruyter, German Amy Anne Conard, Psychology Colleen Claire Deuberry, Women's Studies Monique Marilu Condon, International Relations Simone Kathrin Deutschlaender, Journalism Heather Elizabeth Considine, Women's Studies and Shalini Dhuria, Child Psychology Political Science Christopher Wayne Dickerson, Psychology Anne Margaret Conway, Architecture Mary Gilmore Dickinson, Speech Communications James Andrew Cook, Sociology Karolyn Kavli Dillon, Political Science Donna Marie Copelin, International Relations Jeanie Marie Dimaggio, English Mara Joann Corey, English Kari Jill Dingler, Psychology Marisol Corpus, Child Psychology Jolie Marie Dirrigle, American Indian Studies Jon Matthew Discher, Journalism Amanda M. Engelking, Biology, summa cum laude Paul Thomas Dodd, Computer Science Amanda Rose Engels, American Studies Jeffery Allen Dodds, Speech & Hearing Sciences Christopher Kenneth Enstrom, Chemistry Tiffany Marie Dodge, Religious Studies and Ancient & Jared Alan Erdmann, International Relations Near Eastern Studies Gerald Robert Erickson, Political Science Jennifer Ann Doerfler, Architecture Matthew Allen Erickson, History Shannon M. Doerge, Biology Michelle Janet Erickson, Psychology Stephanie A. Domalik, Economics Tristin Paige Ernst, Sociology Beth Susan Dombrowski, Anthropology and Spanish Cherie' Dawn Espinosa, Chicano Studies, summa cum Carolyn Marie Donald, International Relations laude Melissa Anne Dorf, Speech Communications Lorico Albuya Estrellado, Child Psychology Jeremy Duane Doughan, Psychology Robert Joseph Ethen II, Political Science Lucy Caroline Douglas, Political Science Peter Raymond Fahnhorst, Sociology Melissa Ann Downing, Journalism Andria Lynn Fahrenkamp, International Relations Nancy Ann Drake, English Adelia Louise Falk, Psychology and Theatre Arts, Heidi Louise Drenckhahn, Psychology summa cum laude Kathleen Elizabeth Dressel, Psychology Michael Vincent Farmer, Interdepartmental Jeffrey Alan Dresser, Economics Kathleen Robison Faus, Child Psychology Patrick Abalan Duffy, History, summa cum laude Peter Dominic Favorite, English and Philosophy Angela Lynne Dugan, International Relations Leah Robin Fein, International Relations and Spanish Telesea Chantelle Dukes, Sociology Roxane Lyn Fenton, Dance Kevin Garry Dunbar, Cultural Studies & Comparative Virginia Marie Ferlet, Art and French Literature, magna cum laude Kari J. Field, Women's Studies Mark Alan Dunn, Speech Communications Gina Marie Filigenzi, Speech Communications Michelle Anne Dunn, Psychology Abigail Marie Finch, Speech Communications, cum Katie Jeanne Dupay, Interdepartmental laude Brenda Joan Durand, Child Psychology Megan Lynn Finnessy, Anthropology Kevin Lewis Durand, Physiology Rebecca Lyn Fishbein, Sociology Kurt Stephen Durrwachter, Sociology Orville B. Fitch II, Political Science, summa cum laude Robert John Dustin III, Sociology Valerie J. Fitzgerald, Sociology, summa cum laude Duane Milton Dutrieuille, Sociology Keena Maria Fixsen, American Studies Kelly Jean Duzan, Art Michael James Flaherty, Spanish Quintin Lawrence Dykes, Sociology Timothy Scan Flanagan, Economics Theresa Mary Dzubak, Journalism Tiffani Jean Flaws, Psychology Sotheavy Earn, Psychology Deborah Ann Flick, Psychology Tammy Diane Eaton, Sociology Amy M. Flicker, Speech Communications Festo Ebongu, Political Science Patricia Ann Flint, Art History Jennifer Gabrielle Edelson, Art Megan Rose Flynn, Speech & Hearing Sciences Katina Charnelle Edwards, Dance Kelly Lynn Foley, Psychology Qiana La Frances Edwards, Art Paul Daniel Fondie, Speech Communications Phil M. Edwinson, History Cheryl Lynne Fong, International Relations Eric Aldon Eggenberg, Speech Communications Geoffrey Alan Forbes, Russian Maryann Alece Eicher, Architecture Kamariea Dorathea Forcier, Interdepartmental Roxanne Marie Eiden, Anthropology and Spanish Wendy Leigh Forrester, Anthropology Melissa S. Eighmy, Art History Cary John Foss, Political Science Eryn Jane Ekegren, International Relations Todd Allen Foster, Architecture Lisa Judith Ekstrom, History Katherine Elizabeth Fox, An1erican Indian Studies and Gina Marie Elfcring, Afro American Studies and Biology Sociology Stephanie Janel Fox, Art History, summa cum laude Tracy Ann Ellingson, Journalism Bruce Erich Franck, Economics Rebecca Yore Emerson, American Studies Mary Yoon Frank, Journalism Harry Andrew Frankman, Political Science Saba Ghazi-Moghadam, Physiology Andrea Frankovich, International Relations Paul Matthew Giefer, Sociology Carrie Jayne Franta, Sociology Michelle Marie Gieske, Physiology Timothy Alan Freeland, Child Psychology Rebecca Lynn Gifford, Psychology Heather Lynn Fremstad, Psychology Shelley Jean Gilbert, Art Ann Marie Friebel, Spanish Chad Vincent Gilman, English Brian Andrew Friend, Architecture Rebecca Toy Gilmore, Speech Communications Benjamin Martin Friswold, Journalism Apple Anna Glaspey, Biology and Scandinavian & Diane Jean Froehlig, International Relations and Finnish, summa cum laude Geography Shane Michael Glassing, Sociology Elizabeth Anne Froemming, Psychology Jennifer Jeanine Glisscndorf, Child Psychology Sheila Marie Froemming, Psychology Catherine Flaten Glunz, Psychology Angela Mary Cathleen Frucci, English Amy R. Goclzcr, Biology Elizabeth Joy Fry, Economics Michael Edward Goetz, Film Studies Jonathan James Frye, Architecture Erika Michelle Goff, Russian Area Studies Lawrence Peter Frye, Sociology Alina Goldburt, Biology, cum laude Noriko Fujikura, Economics Sara C. Goplin, European Area Studies, summa cum Brian K. Fujioka, Music laude Gentry Fulkerson, Spanish & Portuguese Sandra Nicole Gordon, Computer Science, summa cum Steven Jon Funk, Economics laude Matthew Roman Fussy, Political Science Beverly Marie Lidstad Gouge, American Indian Mariam Gabelia, International Relations Studies Magdoline Magdy Gabrawy, Child Psychology Christian Nathania! Gould, Geography Amanda B. Gabrielson, Physiology, summa cum laude Amy Elizabeth Greeley, Anthropology Kevin Daniel Gaeu, Sociology Jeffrey Carter Green, Art Jennifer Lynn Gaffney, American Indian Studies Karen Diane Grccnmcicr, Sociology Perna Tenzing Galang, Journalism Carol Jean Greenwood, Journalism Anthony John Gangelhoff, History Mary Ann Grcfig, English Ivan Wendell Garces, Spanish Kirstin Mari Grcv, Sociology and Scandinavian & Jerald Mark Neri Garcia, Psychology, summa cum Finnish laude Angela L. Griesser, Psychology Andrew Jon Garin, Art History Dana Shevette Griffin, Sociology Shannon Jean Garlitz, Speech & Hearing Sciences Beverly Ann Griggs, History, summa cum laude Jennifer Susan Gartner, Theatre Arts Tristan E. Grigsby, English Gregg Lewis Garvey, Music Karen Elizabeth Grimm, Interdepartmental Lori Lea Garza, Sociology Gregory Neal Grinley, Art History Jason Charles Gater, Sociology Nadine Amber Gross, Theatre Arts Mary E. Gatlin, English Timothy Neil Grover, Economics Ryan Lee Gau, History Derek Scan Gruber, Psychology Amy Lynn Gaustad, Speech Communications Kevin John Gruye, Art and Art History, summa cum Michelle Diane Gayle, Psychology and Sociology laude Rodney Rolando Gayle, Microbiology Ann Marie Karen Guggisberg, Gennan Brian Paul Gaylord, Journalism Megan Ranae Guhlke, Psychology Karen Elise Gehrke, Art Jean-Louis Guillou, History Jeffrey R Genrich, Philosophy Ann Jo Gulbrandsen, Spanish Paula Ann Gentz, International Relations A mit Gupta, South Asian & Middle Eastern Language Anthony Lamond George, Economics & Cultures Timothy Edward George, Speech Communications Mercedes Alanna Gustafson, English Monika Ann Gerhart, German Julie Ann Haar, Art History Elizabeth Field Gerst, Sociology Tina Marie Haas, Sociology Yiangos Hadjiyiannis, Cultural Studies & Comparative Anna Katrina Hawkins, English Literature Jason Wayne Heaton, English Cassandra Joy Haeg, French Vickie Jo Hedding, Sociology Monika Robin Hagebak, Anthropology Michael James Hedren, East Asian Studies Brett Roger Hagen, Geography Michelle Myra Hedtke, Political Science Jeri Nicole Hagen, Political Science Richard Heibcler, Psychology John H. Hagen, Linguistic Desiree Marie Heil, Joumalism Lucia M. Haglind, Spanish Jessica Carol Hein, English Jennifer Mikell Haley, Chicano Studies Daniel Bradley Heins, Intemational Relations Lyndsay Kristine Hall, Political Science Brian Dennis Heldberg, English Megan M. Hall, Journalism Jennifer A. Hemp, Sociology Jude William Hallamek, Architecture Allan Richard Henderson, English and History Marcia Latrice Hallman, History and English, summa Scott M. Henderson, History cum laude Katherine Louise Hendrickson, Biology, cum laude Sarah Jeanne Halsrud, Art History, cum laude Shannon Rae Henke, Journalism Cindy Ann Halvorson, Architecture Mary Beth Henningsgard, Psychology Scott Brady Hamilton, Psychology Brandy Lynn Henriksen, Psychology Yoshie Hanashiro, Anthropology Shannon Michele Henry, Art Patrick Colin Haney, History Sharon Kao Sheng Her, English Mitchell Eugene Hanley, Religious Studies Brace Allen Herrboldt, Geography Jason R. Hanner, Architecture Christian Stuart Herro, English and Psychology Andrew Michael Hansell, Political Science Keely Elizabeth Herron, Joumalism Carrie Suzanne Hansen, Sociology and Psychology David Philip Hess, Psychology Amy Marie Hanson, Speech & Hearing Sciences Heather Ann Hess, English Brian Sean Hanson, Psychology Melissa Jean Hessler, Psychology Caryn Joyce Hanson, Speech Communications, cum Michelle Andrea Hestrin, English laude Kim Renae Hetherington, English and Sociology Daniel Joseph Hanson, Geography Alexandra Jo Heus, Sociology Jennifer Lee Hanson, Speech Communications Leonie Ruth Heystek, Theatre Arts Jennifer Marie Hanson, Intemational Relations Garrett Highland, Intemational Relations Melanie Laurice Hanson, French Holly Jean Hilden, Scandinavian & Finnish Todd Allan Hanson, Spanish Keith Douglas Hiljus, History Sara J. Hanzlik, Sociology Michael Joseph Hillenbrand, Psychology Julie Ann Harding, Architecture and Spanish Kim Renee Hillers, Art Carrie Noel Harju-Hartman, English Elizabeth Anne Hilpisch, Political Science Mark Edwin Harmon, Political Science, summa cum James A. Hilt, Political Science laude Brenda Renee Hinrichs, Child Psychology Carla Harris, Sociology Jennifer Diane Hinrichs, Latin American Studies Chester John Harrison III, Film Studies Mitsunobu Hirano, American Indian Studies and Art Allan Christian Hart, Ancient & Near Eastem Studies Lars Hjarrand, Economics Michael Patrick Hart, Economics Laurie K. Hocking, Psychology Amanda Lin Hartman, English Tanya Marie Hodge, English Brenda Marie Hartman, Speech Communications Scott Charles Hoerl, Theatre Arts Masa Eleanor Hartwell, Psychology Renee Lyn Hoerter, Philosophy Christopher Lee Hartzell, Psychology Jason Jon Hoeschen, Anthropology and American Lisa Marie Hastings, Anthropology Indian Studies Stephanie Hatier, Psychology Jessica Lynn Hoffbeck, Intemational Relations Brett Peter Haugen, Intemational Relations Amy Jo Hoffman, Sociology Jessica Anne Haugen, Psychology David James Hoffman, Art Sara M. Hausvik, Speech Communications, summa Jesse Phillip Hoffman, Political Science cum laude Mary Helen Hoffman, Art History Victoria Lynn Jacobson, English Becky Jo Hoffmann, Art History, summa cum laude Scott Elliott Jaeger, European Area Studies Kimberly Renee Hofner, International Relations Melissa Ann Jansson, Art History Aaron Balph Holgate, Psychology Hope Christine Jara, Political Science Heather L. Holland, Art History, summa cum laude Mary Susan Jenkins, Journalism Aaron Patrick Holm, Chemistry Marilyn A. Jenneman, Art, magna cum laude Tara Lee Holm, Art, summa cum laude Diana Leigh Jensen, Gennan Mariah Jay Holmberg, Art Marco Louise Jensen, Psychology Brandt Thorvald Holte, History Andrea Lynn Jepsen, English, summa cum laude Jane Catherine Holtzermann, Spanish Janel Marie Jeras, Child Psychology Hisako Homma, Psychology Melissa Jean Jessee, Dance Hae Jin Hong, Physiology Melody E. Jewell, Chemistry Heather Helene Hooper, English Melanie Amber Johnsen, Anthropology Andrea Lynn Hoover, Art History Allison Fay Johnson, History Aishania Talibah Hopkins, Physiology, summa cum Cheryl Lynn Johnson, Child Psychology laue Deanna Lynn Johnson, Sociology Vincent Russel Hopwood, Cultural Studies & Kelly Marie Johnson, American Studies, summa cum Comparative Literature and Journalism laude Michael Sean Horan, Architecture Kjcl Wayne Johnson, Cultural Studies & Comparative Brian William Horihan, English, summa cum laude Literature Angela K. House, Biology, cum laude Nick Ray Johnson, Philosophy Amy Sarah Hreha, English and Spanish Scott Daniel Johnson, Theatre Arts Kim B. Hua, Sociology Theodore Aaron Johnson, History Heidi Marie Huber, Sociology Troy Christopher Johnson, Architecture KateR. Huber, Political Science and Philosophy, Gilbert J. Johnson Jr., Women's Studies summa cum laude Tina Joy Joncja, Journalism Vincent Paul Hughes, Psychology Devon Clive Jones, Geography Jin Woo Huh, Architecture Michelle Anne Jones, Architecture, cum laude Yoon Y. Huh, Child Psychology, summa cum laude Tron Omar Jones, History Timothy James Hurley, Latin American Studies Jordan Crawford Jordan, Journalism Lisa Ann Hurst, Journalism Susan Ray Jorgensen, Spanish, summa cum laude Kyle M. Hurth, Chemistry Kathcrina Terese Joseph, Child Psychology Nicholas James Husnik, Political Science and History Susan Marie Jucn, Sociology Megan Marie Hustad, History, summa cum laude Mark Chester Juffcr, Psychology Nam Huynh, International Relations Michelle Marie Juneau, Architecture Thach T. Huynh, International Relations Jacqueline Ann Kabat, Architecture Stephen Paul Hyduke, Political Science Karin Lynn Kacttcrhcnry, Architecture Mark William Hylden, Mathematics and Psychology Jennifer Corrine Kalvcstran, French and English Gustavo Ibarra Lerma, Architecture Nell Christine Kamp, Psychology Catherine Frances Ibes, English Amy Yasue Kaneko, Child Psychology Y orie Igarashi, Psychology Ian Michael Kaner, Geology Christopher Kai Iijima, Japanese Laura J. Kangas, Cultural Studies & Comparative Hye Kyong Im, Psychology Literature, summa cum laude Melissa Anne Ingalls, Economics Ryan John Kappes, Cultural Studies & Comparative Brant M. Ingalsbe, Political Science Literature, cum laude Elizabeth Anne Isensee, English Karen Elizabeth Kasscn, Child Psychology Michael John Iverson, Sociology Lauren Paul Kauffman, Computer Science Thomas Charles Iverson, Anthropology Katrin Kaufmann, Journalism and Political Science Carolyn Anne Ivy, Child Psychology, cum laude Akshay Kaul, Economics Brian George Jacobson, English Joanne Irene Kegel, Art History Karin lnga Jacobson, History, summa cum laude Flint Hale Keller, Theatre Arts Sara Noel Keller, French Paul W. Koll, International Relations Jane Lorraine Kelley, International Relations Cyril William Koob, History John Bernard Kelly V, Journalism Ruth Ellen Koontz, Architecture Kristen Lea Kelso, English, summa cum laude Brian William Kopish, American Indian Studies Thomas A. Kendrick, History Anthony Ross Korsh, Speech Communications Amy Ann Kenefick, Theatre Arts Azusa Kotsu, Architecture Christine Kay Kent, International Relations Brenda Jeanne Kowske, Psychology Nancy Lynn Kerian, Psychology Sara Beth Krabbenhoft, Art History Sara Elizabeth Kern, Spanish and Latin American Emily K. Kragness, Gern1an and European Area Study Studies Kristina Marie Kerr, Anthropology Jonathan Kip Krasean, Geography Janis Marie Kerttu, Journalism Jodi Lee Krejci, Psychology Lubna Khan, Psychology Katherine Arlene Krenz, Sociology Mohammed Salman Khan, Psychology Kimberly Kae Krogstad, Journalism Sarah Kalsoom Khan, Art and Philosophy Leah Marie Krohn, Psychology Kelly Uyen Khieu, Physiology Ryan M. Kroll, Journalism Michelle Elisabeth Kibiger, Journalism and Latin, Ryan Francis Kronzer, Architecture magna cum laude Sarah Beth Krsiean, Psychology Margaret C. Kiefer, Art Deanna Marie Krueger, Speech Communications Ann My Kieu, Physiology Matthew Jon Kruger, English Kyoung Ho Kim, Economics Joanne Marie Krumpos, Child Psychology Sung Sim Kim, Economics Shawn S. Kunkel, Mathematics Yoon-Kyoung Kim, Art History Emmanuel Ndungu Kuria, Economics and Kerri Ann Kimm, Sociology International Relations Michael Richard Kinnan, Mathematics Bradley M. La Nasa, Political Science and Spanish Maggie Lynn Kirchoff, English, cum laude Audra Elizabeth Laabs, Art History and English Emily Claire Kiser, Women's Studies Melissa Anne Labelle, Speech Communications Tara Elizabeth Kishel, Japanese Kim Lindsay LaCroix, American Indian Studies, Heather Nicole Kjos, Theatre Arts magna cum laude Colleen Marie Klainert, Italian, summa cum laude Amy Elizabeth Lahti, Speech & Hearing Sciences Nicole Lynn Klatt, English Heather Louise Laitala, Sociology Jean Michelle Kleifgen, International Relations Carlos Alejandro Landry, Physiology Marcus Nathaniel Klemp, Theatre Arts Michael Joseph Lane, Art Laureen Anne Klimas, Psychology Mark Dennis Langanki, Computer Science Robert Alan Kloos, Spanish David Brian Langley, Speech Communications Anne Louise Klug, Journalism David Matthew Langlois, Speech Communications Paul Alan Kluge, Biology Amy Elizabeth Lanning, Psychology Carrie Lynn Knapton, Art History Eric George Larsen, Art, cum laude Sarah Lynn Kneece, Journalism Thomas Gerald Larsen, Physics Edward Earl Knox, Psychology Allison Elizabeth Larson, Psychology Amy Jo Knutson, English, summa cum laude Kirsten Kay Larson, Speech Communications Amy Lynn Knutson, Psychology Theodore Daniel Larson, Speech Communications Wayne Guild Knutson, Economics Kwan Kit Law, Economics Yumi Kobayashi, Anthropology and Sociology, magna Peter Zachary Law, Art cum laude Sang T. Le, History Christine Ann Koch, English Doreen De-Yun Lee, Physiology Kent Marshall Kodalen, Psychology Ju Youn Lee, Journalism Tobias Steen Kohler, Physiology, magna cum laude Michael Colin Lee, Architecture Scott Gerald Koland, Art Tina Laurel Lee, English Erin S. Kolbe, Speech Communications Daniel Frank Leech, Linguistics, summa cum laude Kevin M. KoHner, Philosophy, summa cum laude Jessica Page Leerhoff, Architecture Lynn Hindall Lehman, Architecture Richard Todd Maki, Political Science Thomas Garret Lemkuil, Architecture Carol Susanne Malueg, English Kathryn Grace Lenius, History Raymond Fru Mambo, Theatre Arts Steve J. Lenling, Architecture, cum laude Jennifer Susan Marner, Psychology Carole Jean Leonard, Women's Studies Erika Kristin Mand, French Anne Marie Leone, Speech & Hearing Sciences Laurel Catherine Manderfeld, French Mark Werner Lescher, Psychology Jeremy Daniel Manor, Philosophy Carmit Levin, Jewish Studies Maria Lee Mantey, French Alan Mark Levinson, English Xenia Delcarmen Maradiaga, International Relations Rachael Elizabeth Levy, Psychology Antonio Eduardo Marinos, Biology Donald Ralph Lewis, Psychology Gwen Marie Markes, Psychology Pamela Ann Lewis, English Kathleen Jean Marquardt, Art Travis Andrew Lien, Spanish Tina Kay Marthaler, Speech Communications Leslie Ann Lier, Sociology Brett Stephen Martin, Cultural Studies & Comparative Yoonjeong Lim, Art History Literature Jon Michael Limoges, History Jody Jean Martin, Speech Communications Christian Samuel Lind, English Joseph Patrick Martin, Speech Communications Melissa Ann Lind, Women's Studies Amy Jo Martinson, Journalism Amy Jo Lindberg, Psychology Thomas Henry Maschhoff, Political Science Kathryn Lindemann, Architecture Matthew James Masica, Architecture Christopher Carl Lindemoen, Sociology Antoinette Marie-There Masiee, Spanish Raeann Marie Lindgren, Psychology Rebecca Ann Mathern, Political Science Robert Charles Lindgren, Child Psychology Autumn Octavia Mathisen, Dance Laura J. Lindquist, German and English, summa cum Jessica Mae Mathwig, Psychology laude Lynelle Jane Mattson, Psychology Sandra Janin Lindstrom, International Relations David Charles Mayer, Math Education Chamomile Grace Link, Sociology Matthew Augu Mazzucchi, Economics Stephanie Jeanne Link, Psychology Shanna L. McBreen, History, magna cum laude Paul Arthur Linzmeyer, Mathematics Suzanne McCabe, Anthropology, magna cum laude Stephanie Rita Lippai, American Indian Studies Portia McClain, Interdepartmental Shirley Eleanore Little Bird, American Indian Studies Anne Christine McClintock, Sociology Shawn Christopher London, Political Science Keith David McCollum, Geography Quaid Russell Long, American Studies, summa cum Dawn Michelle McGannon, Psychology laude Jennifer Lynn McHugh, Spanish Michael Robert Longley, Child Psychology Marcy Marie Mcintyre, Anthropology Thomas James Lord, Journalism Neil Troy McKay, American Indian Studies Phillip Matthew Lucoff, Speech Communications Laurie Marie McKichan, Theatre Arts Max Vanalen Ludington, English Graham Douglas McLaren, Anthropology Colin B. Lukens, Art History Todd John McLean, History Christopher Dennis Lund, Art Pamela Renee Roos McManus, Journalism Grace Adeline Lund, Art, summa cum laude Sean Patrick McMenomy, History Travis James Lund, History and English William Richard McNamara, Journalism Jennifer Anne Lundberg, Political Science Samuel Stephen Medley, Gern1an Rebecca Gibson Lundberg, Music Michael George Medved, International Relations Jo Ellen Lundblad, American Studies Joseph Gary Melcher, Economics David Charles Lundeen, Sociology Gina Marlene Mcledandri, Psychology Kristin Ann Lynch, Sociology, summa cum laude Peigi Ruth Mellon, Psychology Timmothy Mathew Lyons, Art Susan Alice Mertes, Journalism Thomas Charles Magee, Political Science Amy Lynn Mesojedec, Sociology Becky Sue Mahan, Journalism, cum laude Andrea Lynne Metzger, Journalism, magna cum laude Kenneth Edward Metzger, Psychology AaronS. Mowrey, Speech Communications and Anne Meredith Meyer, Journalism Political Science, summa cum laude Heidi Beth Meyer, Political Science Wilmer Amado Moyeja, Architecture Joel James Meyer, Journalism and English Sheila Houra Mozaycny, Architecture Stacy Marie Meyer, Speech Communications Holly Marie Muhlbradlt, Philosophy Karine Victoria Michael, Journalism Cassandra Helen Muldoon, Philosophy, magna cum Sarah J. Michaels, Anthropology laude Paul Samuel Michalek, Linguistics Christopher James Muller, History Jennifer Catherine Michelle, Spanish Terrance Albert Mulligan, Art History Nicolle Marie Mikolajczyk, Psychology Aaron Michael Mullins, Architecture Kimberly Kay Milbrath, History Chris Marie Mulloy, History Daniel Mark Miller, Art, summa cum laude Ian Mathias Munar, Sociology, summa cum laude James Lawrence Miller, Architecture Jeffrey Scott Munger, Japanese Krista Eileen Miller, Spanish Carrie Rae Munson, Speech & Hearing Sciences Ronald Nathan Miller, History Monica Rae Murphy, Child Psychology Heather M. Mills, International Relations and Spanish Scana L. Murphy, Sociology & Portuguese, summa cum laude Shawn Christopher Murphy, International Relations Maria Raquel Abuan Mindajao, Psychology Timothy Ivan Murray, French Eric Tatung Ming, Political Science Jennifer Marie Murto, French and Physiology Justine Hodne Mishck, Political Science Eric Kent Musser, Psychology Christine L. Mitchell, Art Kent Daniel Musser, Music Education Michelle Lynn Mitchell, Psychology Jessica Moreen Mustful, Journalism Toshikazu Miyamoto, International Relations, magna Jay Matthew Myers, Speech Communications cum laude Jason Hans Myhran, International Relations Mutsumi Mizuno, Speech Communications Jennifer Lee Nack, Psychology Lorraine Patrice Mlckoday, History, summa cum Susan Marie Nackers, Architecture laude Soha M. Nada, Political Science and South Asian & Kenneth A. Mlsna, Sociology and American Indian Middle Eastern Studies Studies Norikazu Nakamura, Psychology Tina Anne Mlynarczyk, International Relations Michele Ann Nathe, International Relations Omar M. Mmubango, Chemistry Amy Marie Naughton, International Relations, summa Kate Therese Moeller, International Relations, summa cum laude cum laude Chad Edward Naughton, Journalism Rachellc J. Moen, Sociology Victoria L. Neau, Sociology Tia Cathryn Mogensen, Japanese Daisukc Ncishi, East Asian Studies Anton Matthew Moldo, Political Science Robert Arvid Nelsen, Greek & Latin, summa cum Anne Marie Molina, Journalism laude Kelly Dawn Monico, Speech Communications Amy Laureen Nelson, Physiology Heather Marie Montpetit, Psychology Beth Marie Nelson, Geography Cheri Pauline Moon, Journalism Chad E. Nelson, Psychology Eric John Moran, Journalism and English, magna cum Christina Catherine Nelson, Speech Communications laude E. Donovan Nelson, Architecture Michelle Gene Morcomb, Psychology Jana C. Nelson, English, magna cum laude Patrick Michael Morgan, English Trista L. Nelson, Speech & Hearing Sciences Mindy Marie Morris, International Relations Vicki Michelle Nelson, Speech Commw1ications Rene Melissa Morrissette, Psychology Yvette Nelson, Sociology, cum laude Michelle Lynn Mortensen, Architecture Michael Jason Nerby, Sociology Lori Ann Most, Mathematics Terce Ann Ncsvold, History James Paul Moudry, Mathematics and Psychology Amy Noel Netherton, Speech Commw1ications Angela Dawn Moulder, French Brian David Nctz, Speech Communications Sarah Jane Ncujahr, Psychology Heidi Lynn Nevala, Political Science Laura Ingrid Ortiz, Spanish Debbie Mayling Ng, Speech Communications, summa Kelly A. Osgood, Physiology cum laude Ellis Adeniyi Osiname, International Relations, cum Bao Huong Ngoc Nguyen, English laude Huyen Thi Nguyen, Sociology Christina Marie Ottinger, Psychology Maria Vi Nguyen, Political Science Beth Cathleen Owen, Urban Studies Jeffrey David Nicholson, Architecture Elizabeth Anne Owens, Psychology, magna cum laude Kerry L. Niedan, International Relations Amy Rose Padilla, Physiology Lasaros Nikolaidis, Economics Brye Lynn Paetznick, Psychology Ryan Lee Nilsen, Philosophy and English Sara Joanne Pahl, Psychology Sean Hunter Nimtz, Philosophy and Japanese Lisa Rae Pankratz, Journalism Kurt Michael Nistler, Theatre Arts Isidoros Papaconstantinou, Anthropology Anne Kathleen Nixon, Psychology Lorien B. Parson, Psychology, summa cum laude Mark Kenneth Nolan, Architecture, summa cum laude Jennifer Mossak Parsons, Psychology Megan Maureen Nolan, Psychology Thomas Joseph Paska, Computer Science and German, Nancy Gill Noonan, Art History summa cum laude Manisha Nordine, Women's Studies and English Sienne Mee-Lon Giuliani Patch, Art History and Bree Norlander, Cultural Studies & Comparative English, summa cum laude Literature Geoffrey Edward Paulsen, Architecture Stephanie North, Biology Lisa Marie Paulson, International Relations Amy Marie Novak, Psychology Lori Rae Pederson, Psychology Angela Marie Novak, Sociology Courtnay Lynne Peifer, Journalism, cum laude Thomas Gerard Novak, Geography Amy Laura! Pemble, Political Science Daniel George Nowack, Psychology Marc Alexander Pennington, History, summa cum Amewoke Kwasivi Nunyakpe, Anthropology laude Kourtney Kaye Nyberg, Political Science and Speech Jennifer Lynn Perushek, English, cum laude Communications Sarah Elizabeth Petersen, English, magna cum laude Tami Jo Oachs, English Dana Allen Peterson, Biology, magna cum laude Thomas Gerald Oatmen, Music, summa cum laude Daniel Stanton Peterson, Psychology Sarah Elizabeth Oberpriller, Art History Erik Jon Peterson, Architecture Colleen A. O'Connell, English and Journalism, summa Karen Ann Peterson, Sociology cum laude Kera Jean Peterson, Psychology Danielle M. Odman, Architecture Sarah Jean Peterson, Spanish Robert Scott Odman, Geography Tanya Marie Peterson, Anthropology Elizabeth Mary O'Donnell, English William Bradley Peterson, Music John Oh, Psychology Christine Anastasia Petrich, Women's Studies Stephen Paul O'Hara, History, summa cum laude Brittany Petros, Chemistry Erik Stefan Oblander, South Asian & Middle Eastern Christopher C. Petroskas, Political Science Studies, summa cum laude Lisa Nicole Pfaffinger, Child Psychology, magna cum Larissa Ruth Oland, Psychology laude Kevin Patrick O'Laughlin, Political Science Angela Dawn Phenicie, Art History Edgar Kramer Oliveira, Psychology and Physiology Ian Thuc Phi, Psychology and Sociology, cum laude McCullough Marie Olme, Philosophy Danielle Marie Philippi, Psychology Jennifer Leslie Olmstead, History Daniel Michael Phuong, Sociology, magna cum laude Marjorie Lee Olsen, Psychology Jennifer Lee Pichclman, Psychology Jeffry David Olson, Speech Communications Anselma F. M. Pierre, English Julie Ann Olson, Sociology Rebecca Davies Pilarzyk, Child Psychology, cum laude Tara Marie Olson, Speech & Hearing Sciences Phillip Lucien Pillsbury, Interdepartmental Nicole Marie Ondruch, Sociology Matthew Curtiss Pince, Political Science Shea T. O'Neill, East Asian Studies Peter John Pitkin, Geography Michael John Orr, Journalism Kenneth Alvin Plagge, History Christina Platt, Sociology Bridget Frances Reynolds, Psychology and Dance Jonathan Michael Platz, Architecture Timothy Robert Rice, Architecture Turi Lynn Plisch, History Marc Alan Richards, Political Science Mary Elizabeth Pogatshnik, Interdepartmental Nathan Richardson, Psychology Danielle Renee Porter, History and American Indian Jason Richie, History, summa cum laude Studies Kristiana J. Ring, Spanish Tami Marie Potrament, Speech Communications Rebecca Katharine Ripley, Spanish and Latin Suzanne Marie Povilaitis, Speech Communications American Studies Terrance A. Pratt, History Jennifer B. Riveness, Sociology Stacy M. Praught, Art Brian Scott Rivers, Political Science Denise M. Price, Russian and English, summa cum Melisa Riviere, Anthropology and Spanish laude Traci Donalson Roberts, Psychology Kelly Beth Price, English Susan Jean Robertson, Spanish Todd W. Price, Psychology Aaron Walter Robinson, Speech Communications Vuthy Pril, Psychology Matthew D. Rocker, Music Diane E. Przymus, Psychology, summa cum laude Heather Marie Rockow, Economics Donald John Pults, Journalism Andrea Juernine Rogers, History and English Linda Celeste Purcell, Psychology Robyn Lynee Rogers, Speech & Hearing Sciences Stefanic Marie Purdes, Economics Yoav Rogovin, Political Science Dana D. Qualley, Cultural Studies & Comparative Mary L. Roguski, Interdepartmental Literature Jeffrey Alan Rohrer, Biology and Microbiology Ann Marie Quinn, English Melissa Paige Rosaasen, International Relations Constance Elizabeth Quinn, Spanish Alfonso Aguilera Rosique, Economics Heidi Lynne Rabe, Speech & Hearing Sciences Kasey Leah Ross, Art History Sean C. Raboin, Architecture Patricia Ann Roth, Women's Studies, magna cum Elizabeth Rose Radford, Art History laude Heather Ann Radford, Journalism Heidi Ann Rothbauer, History and American Studies, Michelle Marie Rahn, Anthropology magna cum laude Kristin Heather Rakstang, Japanese Susan Jane Rottunda, Art History Kendra Jean Ramie, English Benjamin Allen Rowe, Sociology Amjad Rana, Architecture Michelle Lucille Roy, Theatre Arts, summa cum laude Yusri Abdul Rashid, Psychology Elaine Ann Rubin, Speech Communications Joel Christopher Rasmussen, Psychology Daniel Bennett Rubinow, American Studies Robert Brian Rasmussen, Speech Communications Joelle Evelynn Rudenick, Anthropology Janelle Maureen Rau, Political Science Judith Naomi Rudnick, Hebrew and Women's Studies, Laura Beth Rau, Sociology summa cum laude Dana Lee Rechtzigel, Theatre Arts, magna cum laude Barbara Mills Ruff, English Michael Allen Reddig, History Theresa Marie Ruiz, International Relations and Kalinda Rae Redel, Psychology Spanish Timothy Robert Redfield, Philosophy Susan Kay Rulmyr, Theatre Arts Matthew Jay Reed, Psychology Brenda Jean Rutledge, Child Psychology Charlie Lucian Reeve, Psychology, summa cum laude Michael Robert Ryan, English Daniel Patrick Reilly, Film Studies Ole Thaxton Ryan, Theatre Arts Timothy Thomas Reilly II, History Jennifer Lynn Rymarkiewicz, Gennan Kristin Louise Rein, Psychology Deborah Jane Saari, Psychology Lori Bertine Reineck, Psychology Danielle Annette Sadler, Spanish Thomas Robbins Reitan, Spanish & Portuguese Charles Warren Saeger, Journalism Adam C. Reiter, Political Science Payman Saghafi, Psychology Allison Ann Renslow, Theatre Arts Michael Gerard Saindon, International Relations Joshua Aaron Reyer, Japanese Jamil Malik Salaam, Spanish Aisling Vanor Reynolds, History Beth Lorraine Salisbury, Sociology Stephanie Pearl Salo, Psychology Andrea Lee Sentz, Psychology Frederique Sabine Saltre, Spanish Troy Allen Sergent, History Tasha Nora Sanbower, Ancient & Near Eastern Studies Karen Elizabeth Sesser, English Tara Ann Sanford, Sociology Tod Alexander Severance, Art History David N. Santore, History, summa cum laude Lisa Ann Shaefer, Anthropology Ellen D. Sassenberg, Latin and English, summa cum Anar Blokovna Shaikenova, International Relations laude Sarah Barbara Shallbetter, Art Chikako Kristina Sato, Sociology Jennifer Jean Shanahan, English Ryan Thomas Satre, Film Studies Jason Stanley Shapiro, Philosophy Brigette Alison Satter, Child Psychology Molly Elizabeth Shea, Biology Catherine Suzanne Satterfield, Psychology and Sarah Elizabeth Sheahan, Women's Studies Sociology William E. Shedd Jr., Psychology Benjamin Larry Saukko, Journalism Brian Patrick Shekleton, History Michelle Anne Savage, Women's Studies Thomas Gary Sherman, History Renee Nicole Sbrocco, Psychology Nancy Ann Shudlick, Child Psychology Tory Richard Scales, Art Zena Shuster, Spanish Antoinette Josephine Schaetz, Theatre Arts Benjamin Silberglitt, Child Psychology, summa cum Melissa Mary Scharine, Psychology laude Steven Mathias Schaus, Political Science Andreea Simion, Chemistry Michell Elizabeth Scheeler, Sociology Joshua Adam Simma, Architecture Jolene Kathy Schenck, Psychology and History Jill Erin Simmons, Political Science, summa cum laude Susan Mary Schirmer, International Relations Jesse Adam Simon, Journalism Shannon Rae Schlingmann, Spanish and International Shelly Hilda Simon, Psychology Relations Mark Edward Sims, English Jason Scott Schlueter, History Valerie Ruth Sims, Political Science Jason Edward Schmidt, Geography Aruni Piumika Singamkutti, Biology Ryan Christopher Schmidt, Sociology Daniel Peter Sipple, English Todd Jeremey Schmit, European Area Studies Ouraphone Siri-Outhay, Journalism Mary Dawn Schneider, English, magna cum laude Susan Ann Sjostrand, Sociology Joel Richard Schnell, Speech Communications Jennifer Jane Skaja, Sociology Joanna Lyn Schoessow, International Relations Julie Marie Skogsbergh, International Relations David Scholle, Speech Communications Mary Vetter Skrivanek, Architecture James Kenneth Schonrock, History Lisa Marie Slciman, International Relations and Sandra Catherine Schons, Journalism Spanish Jennifer L. Schoon, International Relations Julie Margit Smeby, Music Sarah Ashley Bill Schott, Religious Studies Carmen Marie Sminesvik, French Michelle Rose Schroeder, French Christine Michelle Smith, Art Michael Norman Schuett, Political Science Jennifer Wynthier Smith, English Donald Scott Schuette, History Virginia H. Smith, Political Science Jennifer Carol Schuh, Sociology Nancy Jane Smith, English, summa cum laude Michael Sean Schuldt, History and Philosophy Nathan I. Smith, Astronomy and Music Richard Carlton Schulte, Political Science Ross Joseph Smith, Sociology Martin David Schultz, Geography, magna cum laude Theodore Jon Smith, Geography Kurt Evan Schulz, Art History and Art Jennifer Lynn Smock, Art Matthew Davidson Schwarz, Journalism Channara So, Physiology Michelle Nicole Schweikert, Speech Communications Christina Kathleen Soderstrom, English, summa cum Jennifer June Schweitzer, Anthropology laude Keith Scott, History George Kenneth Sohnle, Psychology Sarah Catherine Scripp, Psychology Tony Ray Solberg, Architecture Kristina Hollie Seeley, Dance Hong Chan Song, Architecture Kelly Ann Seibert, Journalism Jennifer Kay Sonnenberg, Journalism Angela Lynne Speed, Art Troy Steven Tarnowski, Art Lolita Anastasia Spotted Thunder, American Indian Susana De Leon Taverna, Chicano Studies, summa Studies and Speech Communications cum laude Rachelle Mary Sprafka, Speech Communications Christopher Jon Taylor, Journalism Michelle Jolie StHilaire, Theatre Arts Janee Elizabeth Taylor, Anthropology Jeremy Allan Staff, Sociology Peggy Catherine Taylor, History Cherie Anne Stamm, History Roger Mason Tcachworth, Studio Art Jeremy Michael Stang, Psychology David Arlo Teegarden, History, summa cum laude Isis Athena Stark, Philosophy Anthony Michael Telschow, English David Jack Starr, Geography Jeffery S. Temple, History, cum laude Matthew A. Hanson Starum, Political Science and Melanie Lynn Lua Teng, Speech Communications International Relations Darren Lane Tercbenet, Psychology Aaron Jacob Stauber, Physiology Elaine Marie Tesar, Speech & Hearing Sciences Laura Michelle Steffes, Psychology Marian Elaine Teske, Psychology Troy Matthew Stein, Mathematics Allison Leslie Thalacker, Child Psychology Jeff Paul Steiner, Psychology Daisy Pavua Thao, Speech Communications Terrance Joseph Stemper, Speech Communications Dua Thao, Sociology Jarrod Paul Stenberg, Film Studies Monica Michelle Thiel, English Elizabeth Kay Sterk, International Relations, summa Catherine Louise Thisted, Philosophy cum laude Sara Nocl Thomalla, Journalism Patrick John Stevens, Psychology Noel Marguerite Thomas, Anthropology Jennifer L. Stevenson, Psychology Kristin Rae Thompson, Journalism Chad R. Stockmann, Statistics Mary Margaret Thompson, Speech Communications Tammy Denise Stolen, Political Science and Psychology Jeffery Paul Stone, Speech Communications Michann Adair Thompson, Psychology Aaron Christopher Stonecash, English, summa cum Molly Kahtlccn Thompson, Political Science laude Aaron Shane Timbo, Anthropology Susan Irene Stoner, Journalism Tracey Rose Tipler, History Heather Elizabeth Stout, Child Psychology Hicu Thanh To, Sociology and Psychology Alice Marie Strenger, English, summa cum laude Miglcna Stefanova Todorova, American Studies Tish Marie Stringer, Anthropology, summa cum laude Patrick James Toft, History, summa cum laude Robert Daniel Strootman, Philosophy and History Jane Livingston Toleno, Interdepartmental, summa cum Scott Michael Stugelmeyer, International Relations laude Carri Elizabeth Stuhr, English, summa cum laude Bethany Renee Tollefson, English, cum laude Sara Ann Sturm, German and Journalism Charles Nagel Tomlinson, Speech Communications Michael Thomas Suck, Art Damico Francis Toven, Sociology Peter James Sunnarborg, French, magna cum laude Joseph Franklin Towns IV, English Tsuyoshi Suzuki, International Relations Kim Hoa Tram, Chinese and Physiology Jelena Natascha Svircev, Biology Sonja Lynn Traverse, Architecture Laura Christine Swanson, History Amy Elizabeth Trecful, East Asian Studies Justin Richard Swick, Political Science Marlyna Kim Trinh, Psychology Jennifer Evonne Swihart, Psychology Amanda Lynn Trippler, Urban Studies John Christopher Swoverland, History Karl Walter Joris Trochu, International Relations Kari Jo Syverson, Child Psychology Benjamin Michael Trok, Physiology, magna cum Renee Megan Szudy, Women's Studies laude Lisa Marie Tabor, Psychology Julie Troyer, English Sun Kim Taggart, Psychology Khict V. Truong, Speech Communications Masami Takahashi, Architecture Sara Blanche Tschimpcrle, Speech Communications Melissa Marie Tamayo, Psychology Joseph Bclai Tschai, Biology Bryan Michael Tanguay, Architecture Ilya Tsukerman, Chemistry Bradley Noel Taplick, Architecture Anne Znaida Tuchfarbcr, Speech Communications Daniel Shatsman Turin, Geography and History Stacy Rae Weaver, Sociology Christopher James Turner, Psychology David Sterling Webb, Political Science Kenneth Jerold Uecker, Biology Marcus David Webb, Architecture Chad Michael Ulman, Architecture, summa cum laude Brad John Weber, Economics Tresa H. Undem, English, summa cum laude Jennifer Jane Wegner, Sociology Vitaly George Usatyuk, Art and Psychology Jennifer Marie Weiler, Journalism Felice Marie Van Asperen, Spanish Heidi Marie Weinfurther, Sociology Amy Lynn Van De Wiele, Spanish Stephanie Springfield Weir, Psychology Cynthia Lynn Van Groll, Child Psychology, summa Valerie Ann Weir, Psychology cum laude Amy 0. Welch, English, magna cum laude Jeffrey Francis Van Keulen, Psychology Sandra Tiegs Welch, English Toby Joseph Van Sistine, Architecture Cheryl A. Welda, English Colleen Van-Cao, Psychology Eric Dennis Welter, Psychology Kevin G. Vance, Theatre Arts Aaron Douglas Werner, Architecture Amy Lynn Van-Ranst, Economics Carrie Anne Werner, Speech Communications Matthew Wayne Varner, Psychology, cum laude Gia Marie Westermeyer, Speech Communications and Melinda Katherine V asecka, Mathematics Theatre Arts Lisa Marie Vasko, Sociology Ona Kathryn Westigard, Geography Diana Vasquez, Psychology and Afro American Studies Susan Lee Westlie, Geography Ryan Michael Venci, Journalism Nathan Patrick Whalen, History Christopher Mark Verrett, English Elizabeth Jane Wheeler, Sociology Christopher Joseph Vetter, Journalism Darren Lee Wheelock, Sociology Kysa Koerner Vincze, Cultural Studies & Comparative Jane Ellen Whelan Duren, Architecture Literature Michelle Christine Whetstone, English, summa cum Alia Vo, English laude Jake Vo, Theatre Arts Amanda Chase White, History Craig Stephen Vogelsang, Political Science, summa Rebecca Jean Whitman, Psychology cum laude Gail Christine Wick, Child Psychology Rachele Ann Volk, Art History Jill Deane Widseth, Speech Communications Jaime Marie Von Feldt, Journalism Tracey Lorraine Wiegel, English and Latin Jenny Lee Von Wald, Sociology Jinny Lee Wiens, Art Amy Elizabeth Von Walter, Journalism Heather Lois Wiley, Spanish Elizabeth Marie Voss, Sociology Rebecca Anne Wilhelm, English, magna cum laude Shawn Patrick Vossen, Geography Catherine Anne Wilkins, American Studies, summa Shawn Vougeot, Philosophy, summa cum laude cum laude Gaova Vu, Psychology Rebecca Anne Wilkowski, Anthropology Mai Neng Vue, English Dyan Williams, Journalism and Political Science Kathleen Marie Wade, German, summa cum laude Jennifer Lisa Williams, Political Science Nicole Lee Wadzinski, English Nicole Ray Williamson, Psychology Rachel Elizabeth Wagner, Psychology Beth Kvalheim Wilms, English Theresa Jean Walberg, Journalism Craig Averill Wilson, Cultural Studies & Comparative Sarah Beth Walker, Journalism Literature, magna cum laude Jamie Matthew Wallace, Journalism Daniel J. Wilson, Biology, summa cum laude Martha Anne Walsh, Spanish Korie A. Wilson, Speech & Hearing Sciences Michael Joseph Walsh, Architecture Stephanie Lynne Wilson, International Relations and Sara Anne Walters, English Spanish & Portuguese, magna cum laude Orbe Djamila Walther, Scandinavian & Finnish Michael H. Windsor Jr., English, magna cum laude Rudolph Treanor Ware, History Shannon Marie Winge, Psychology Steven Russell Waterbury, Psychology Linda Christine Winholtz, English Daisy S. Watson, Sociology Daniel R. Winslow, Psychology Kelly Kristine Weatherby, Speech Communications Amanda Eleanore Winter, Journalism David Michael Wittenberg, Economics Darryl E. Young, Speech Communications Stefanic Ann Wold, Psychology Karragh Lisa Young, English, magna cum laude Jeffrey Alan Wolf, East Asian Studies Rewa Ta-Tanisha Young, English Brien Travis Wolfe, Religious Studies Shannon Kay Yust, Psychology Todd C. Wolff, Architecture Harini Delia Zatezalo, Child Psychology Robert Andreas Wolk, Psychology Artur Zaytsev, Mathematics David Lance Wolsky, History Julie Ann Zeitler, Economics Heidi Lea Wolverton, Psychology Dominique Yvette Zervas-Foley, Theatre Arts, summa Tom R. Wong, Economics cum laude Trina Lee Wood, English Stephanie Alexa Ziebarth, Journalism, summa cum Daniel Jacob Woog, Speech Communications laude James Everett Woolard, History and Political Science Adam John Zielie, Political Science Andrea Renee Workman, Psychology Christopher Bradford Ziemer, Architecture Richard Thomas Wylie, Speech Communications Meagan McKenzie Zilk, American Studies, summa Michael Yan, Computer Science cum laude Kau N ou Yang, East Asian Studies Deena Lyn Zimmerman, Psychology May Y oua Thao Yang, English, cum laude Leslie Ann Zimmerman, American Indian Studies and Mei Ling Yang, Physiology Speech & Hearing Sciences Shila Yang, Physiology Paul Louis Zittergruen, Economics Woo Seok Yang, Economics Michelle Lynn Zolkoske, International Relations Albert Chee Kein Y ee, Psychology Christina Marie Zuber, French and Psychology Ingrid Song-In Yeh, East Asian Studies, magna cum Manuel B. Zuniga Jr., Psychology and Sociology laude Keri A. Zweig, Spanish, summa cum laude Akemi Yokoyama, Speech Communications Koshiki Yonemura, Psychology Jong Won Yoon, Economics BACHELOR OF ELECTED STUDIES

The B.E.S. degree was designed to give students maximum latitude in their selection of coursework. Offered on an experimental basis from 1972 through 1976, this individualized program was the predecessor to the current B.I.S. degree.

Stephen Paul Hollick BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

The Department of Art offers the B.F.A. to students who demonstrate superior professional promise. Information about program admission and degree requirements can be obtained from the B.F.A. booklet, available in the department office. The B.F.A. in the Department of Dance is intended for dance students with outstanding technical or creative ability who demonstrate potential for aesthetic growth and professional success.

Tina Lynn Anderson, Art Justin Ulysses Morse, Art Jennifer A. Barniskis, Art, magna cum laude David Thomas Olson, Art Patrick Michal Dousa, Art Virginia Hebel Perl, Art, summa cum laude Vy Thuy Duong, Dance Matthew John Pogatshnik, Art Brad Timothy Garner, Dance Susan Jean Robertson, Art, cum laude Evangeline Joanne Halatsis, Art Erik Jon Smith, Art Joel David Hobbie, Art Martin Allen Springborg, Art Cassandra Jean Holum, Art Heidi Beth Stephenson, Art Kevin Jon Johnson, Art, summa cum laude Christine E. Stuhr, Dance Erica E. Jung, Art Mary K. Thompson, Art Brandon James Kuehn, Art Andrea Jean Thrall, Art Jill Kyong McClain, Art James Scott Tratz, Art Jeremy Wayne Leimbach, Art Jesse Allen Vestermark, Art, magna cum laude Pamela June Luer, Art Vincent James Villella III, Art Robin Kree McCauley, Art Molly Rebekah Weiss, Dance Leanne Rose McClurg, Art Scott Michael Wenner, Art Paul Metzger, Art, summa cum laude Valerie Jea Youngquist, Art Christine M. Meyer, Art Chino Misaki, Art BACHELOR OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES

To earn this degree, a student proposes an individualized program of study composed of three areas of concentration that is based on personal academic objectives. Proposals must be evaluated and approved by at least two faculty advisers.

Lori Ann Aarvig, Child Psychology, Sociology, and Dawn D. Jurkovich, Music, Theatre Arts, and Speech Communications Management Amy Rochelle Ault, Sociology, Speech Peter Kristov Jurovich, History, Sociology, and Communications, and Theatre Arts Management Annette L. Avery, Economics, Speech Communications, Jason Todd Kapel, Mass Communication, Music, and and Management Management Anthony James Biel, European Area Studies, Christopher James Konecny, Political Science, Speech Sociology, and Management Communications, and Management Lara Michelle Carlson, Psychology, Speech Sara Lynn Kroetz, Economics, Speech Communications, and Management Communications, and Management William Duane Carter, American Indian Studies, Timothy Joh Kuebelbeck, Psychology, Speech Politics, Law & Society, and Youth & Family Studies Communications, and Management Joyha Helene Cornelius, Afro-American Studies, Tonya Lynn Lester, Film Studies, Mass Chicano Studies, and Women's Studies Communications, and Theatre Arts Omar Kareem Douglas, Afro-American Studies, Bridget Andrea Love, Art History, Mass Sociology, and Management Conmmnication, and Management Meredith Lynn Dunham, Psychology, Speech Suzan Donn Meinhardt, Cultural Studies, Language & Communications, and Management Mind, and Religious Studies Michelle Rae Erickson, Government & Legal Daniel Gregory Norman, Geography, Psychology, and Institutions, Sociology, and Speech Communications Management Charlene L. Ellingson, American History, History of Shane Adam Palmersheim, Psychology, Sociology, and Medicine, and Life Sciences Management Colleen Patrice Foster, Mass Communication, Speech Leslee Laureen Smith, Latin American Studies, Communication, Management Spanish, and Speech Communications Troy L. Freesemann, Psychology, Speech Reed Christopher Stoven, Film Studies, Theatre Arts, Communication, and Management and Management Sarah Margot Garrison, International Relations, Randall Lee Treichel, Political Science, Speech Japanese, and Management Col1U1mnications, and Management Matthew John Gondek, Art, Design Communication Garnet Celeste VanSwol, Psychology, Spanish, and Janelle Mary Haider, German, Life Sciences, and Management Visual Communication, summa cum laude Vang Mia Vue, Life Sciences, Psychology, and Stephanie Lee Heino, History, Spanish, and Community Health Management Antone Michael Wirth, Psychology, Theatre Arts, and Kim Marie Johnson, Afro-American Studies, Management Sociology, and Speech Communications BACHELOR OF MUSIC

The School of Music offers the B.M. degree for students who demonstrate superior professional promise in the areas of performance, composition, theory, music education, and music therapy.

Mara Jo Aasland, Music Jennifer Amanda Needleman, Music, summa cum Steven Ross Aim, Music Education laude Sarah Heidegger Case, Music Education Jennifer Lynn Nelson, Music and Music Therapy Michelle Lynn Colbert, Music Joseph B. Ortiguera, Music, cum laude Kristine Marie Crider, Music Therapy Nicolas Andre Re, Music Lori A. Delong Wukmir, Music Education Andrew Jay Schmidt, Music Education Brian James Duffy, Music Catherine Anne Scholz, Music Education and Music Sandra Jeanne Elsola, Music Therapy Brian David Hadley, Music Education Robert Daniel Schrepel, Music Sara Christine Hamann, Music Jeffrey Robert Seabloom, Music Gina Marie Homan, Music Education Andrew Lance Shellenbarger, Music Education Henri Samuel Houix, Music Candy Ching-Fai Siu, Music Jessica C. Johnson, Music Therapy Timothy James Stokes, Music, summa cum laude Emily Susan Kroeck, Music Therapy Melissa Jean Sundeen, Music Education Oleg Levin, Music Timothy Scott Thunborg, Music Education Kimberly Ann Miller, Music Education Gena Corene Tillemans, Music Education Neil Eugene Mix, Music Jennifer Lynne West, Music Therapy

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

The B.S. degree is offered in six areas: child psychology, speech and hearing science, economics, geography, sociology, and urban studies. The B.S. degree provides heavier major concentrations than the B.A., thus leading to more specialized w1dergraduate study.

Tonya Lynn Anderson, Economics Siaw Chin Chen, Child Psychology James Joseph Appleton, Child Psychology, summa Natalie Lynn Church, Child Psychology cum laude Richard Dean Cleveland, Economics Bakhytjan G. Bakhridinova, Economics, cum laude Denise Ann Cran, Child Psychology Dawn Marie Banken, Speech & Hearing Sciences Huynh Cong Wayne Dang, Economics Mary Elizabeth Bazzarre, Child Psychology, summa Debra Renee Dufour, Child Psychology cum laude Dustin Joseph Ebert, Economics Barbara Jeanette Berg, Social Welfare Sarah Elliot, Speech & Hearing Sciences Patricia Diane Birr, Child Psychology Tammi Joy Erickson, Child Psychology Brooke Alayne Blakey, Child Psychology Adam K. Estall, Economics Jennifer Jean Bodart, Child Psychology, magna cum Laura Elizabeth Fahning, Child Psychology laude Jose Antonio Fischer, Economics Jessica Rae Boike, Child Psychology Laureen Therese Fischer, Geography Nathan Ryan Brakke, Economics, cum laude David Michael Fitch, Geography Megan Leigh Brick, Child Psychology Anessa Leann Grammond, Speech & Hearing Sciences Leanne Michelle Brockway, Child Psychology Emily Karen Greenwald, Urban Studies Tiffany Angela Burger, Child Psychology Carolyn Ann Gretzinger, Geography Lisa A. Carlock, Geography Brandon Girard Harvey, Economics Stephen Thomas Charest, Economics, cum laude Robert David Hayes, Economics Lisa Renee Hechanova, Child Psychology Angela Virginia Ordyniec, Child Psychology Drew Roger Hornbeck, Sociology Hirokazu Osada, Speech & Hearing Sciences James Lawrence Irons, Economics Melissa Sue Pasek, Speech & Hearing Sciences Patrick Alan Jacobwith, Economics Nichole Marie Pavlovich, Speech & Hearing Sciences Cathleen Anne Johnson, Child Psychology, summa Kristen Lynn Puttin, Child Psychology cum laude Kelly Suzanne Ragan, Economics, magna cum laude Julie Victoria Joyner, Speech & Hearing Sciences Michael Andrew Randall, Economics Annie Marie Juettner, Child Psychology Jennifer L. Rosen, Economics Chad Jeremy Kastner, Economics Michelle Lee Schmid, Speech & Hearing Sciences Stephanie Dewile Kayoes, Child Psychology William Raymond Schoenbauer, Economics Tara Marie Kennedy, Speech & Hearing Sciences Brian Edward Senske, Geography Joseph Bernard Kickbush, Economics Angela J. Sievers, Child Psychology Katie Rose Kiecker, Child Psychology Shannon M. Skistad, Geography Megan Ann Kirchner, Child Psychology Ellen Elizabeth Smart, Urban Studies Linnea Kuhlmey, Speech & Hearing Sciences Andrew William Stiffler, Geography Jai Ho Lee, Economics Paul Thomas Stumpf, Economics Jennifer Elizabeth Lee, Child Psychology Samir Suri, Economics, magna cum laude Jung Ah Lee, Child Psychology Jessica Lynn Swenson, Child Psychology Joleen Marie Levandowski, Child Psychology, summa Amy Rebecca Swierczek, Child Psychology cum laude Jason Patrick Tepley, Economics, cum laude Robert Yu Lim, Economics Sara Marie Teufert, Speech & Hearing Sciences Robert Charles Lindberg, Child Psychology Jessica Christa Thull, Child Psychology, summa cum Nathan J. Lindstrom, Economics laude Jeanne Marie Lucas, Speech & Hearing Sciences Cory J. Thysell, Speech & Hearing Sciences Michelle Marie Lunzer, Geography Viet Quoc Tran, Economics Sean Patrick Lyons, Urban Studies Jason Craig Trebilcock, Economics Eric Chris Martin, Urban Studies Tara Lynn Van Lanen, Speech & Hearing Sciences, Ryan Dean Martindale, Sociology magna cum laude Theresa Marie Mattocks, Economics Sharyce Marie Vlamincl{, Speech & Hearing Sciences Angela Jean McCune, Speech & Hearing Sciences Heather Marie Wanveg, Child Psychology Mary C. Meiners, Speech & Hearing Sciences Angela Jane Wefel, Child Psychology Erica Marjorie Merchant, Child Psychology Wendy Helen Woods, Child Psychology Jeremy Paul Myers, Child Psychology Alicia Alexis Wylie, Child Psychology Sarah Jean Neaton, Sociology Youa May Yang, Economics Joseph Ka Tsung Ng, Economics Artur Zaytsev, Economics Sudkanueng Noen-Urai, Economics Jacquelyn Ashley Olson, Economics ACADEMIC COSTUME

Academic gowns date back to the 14th century, when they served two functions of nearly equal importance: to indicate the academic rank of the wearer and to keep the scholar warm in the drafty stone halls of academia.

The markings, cut, and color of modern-day academic-costume--cap, gown, and sometimes hood-- indicate the academic degree, the field of study, and the institution that granted the degree.

Master's gowns, black and untrimmed, have pointed sleeves. Doctor's gowns in the United States traditionally have been black with velvet front facings and crossbars on the sleeves, but in recent years a number of universities have adopted gowns of distinctive school colors.

A new University of Minnesota Ph.D. gown and matching tam made their appearance in 1988 to celebrate the centenary of the first Minnesota doctor of philosophy degree. The new Minnesota gown is maroon-trimmed with black velvet chevrons and gold metallic braid. The traditional gown may still be worn.

The Minnesota hood, which may be worn by anyone with a doctoral degree from the University of Minnesota, is black with maroon chevron on gold. Each institution has its own pattern of colors on the hood, worn around the neck and down the back of the gown. The length and shape of the hood identifY the most advanced degree the wearer has earned, and the velvet edging shows the field: blue for doctor of philosophy, light blue for doctor of education, and pink for doctor of musical arts.

At commencement ceremonies those who already have the doctoral degree wear hoods. Degree candidates wear the gowns appropriate for the degrees they are about to receive, and new doctorates are hooded on stage. THE MACE

The University of Minnesota mace was carried for the first time in 1961 by Regent's Professor of Physics Alfred O.C. Nier at the inauguration of President 0. Meredith Wilson. Art professor Philip Morton designed the mace: a crystal sphere four inches in diameter sunnounted by the North Star, symbol of the state of Minnesota, on a solid aluminum handle set with the University regent's seal.