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Commencement 1991-2000 TheJohns Hopkins University *r*« >E»«»«»«»>^^>^>t»'>^#C»»t»»C«»C«*^>C»««>t«>C»>C»>C«>EW For those wishing to take photographs of graduates receiving their diplomas, we request that you do so only in the area designated for this purpose located just to the left of the stage. To reach this area, please walk around the outside of the tent, where ushers and security officers will assist you. Do not walk in the three center aisles as these are needed for the graduates. We appreciate your cooperation. HOPKINS JOHNSUNIVERSITY Office of the Registrar Hall / 3400 N. Charles Street 75 Garland July, 1994 Baltimore MD 21218-2688 (410)516-8080 For those who use the Commencement Program as an official record of the awarding of degrees, please note the following changes to the 1994 Commencement Program: 1. Bachelor of Arts (Arts and Sciences) Pages 22-25 Add: Aashir Awan Diallo Kobi Little Kien Anthony Dao Joseph Christopher Raulerson Lover High, Jr. Manuel Ramon Saccapano Delete: Douglas Allen Besen III Joseph Francis Croughwell Leticia Maria Rodriguez Niraj Nilkanth Bhatt Robert James Dunn John Walter Edward Roy Richard Ernst Brummer Anthony Ali Golsorkhi Michael Scott A. Tolen Kuo Leon Chao John Patrick Grant Alexander Wadkovsky Emma Kathleen Chaput Stephen Boyd Hamilton D. David Wielich Henry Cohen Chiu Brian D. Kelly Jeffrey Michael Wills Song Yun Choe Efron Jules Nelken 2. Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (Engineering) Page 26 Add: Rakhi Jain Delete: Michael A. Dayton Martin Keith Powell Reid Nelson Orth 3. Bachelor of Arts in Biomedical Engineering (Engineering) Page 27 Delete: Rakhi Jain 4. Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Engineering) Page 27 Add: Howard Ziserman 5. Bachelor of Music (Peabody) Page 27 Add: Shana Catandella. Clarinet Delete: April Milbert. Clarinet Revise: David J. Pasbrig. Piano (did not complete Recording Arts & Science) 6. Bachelor of Science (School of Continuing Studies) page 29 Add: Dean Joseph Catanzaro Delete: Sandra Jean Calvert 7. Master of Science (Continuing Studies) Pages 30-40 Add: Rena Margaret Geckos Gregory Lee Muth Craig Jonathan Madden Delete: Constance Cropp Blair Hallie Sue Collen Rodney Gerald Bourn Sylvia Gaynor Sandra Gjelhaug Byrnes Roberta Kristyne Marshall 8. Master of Liberal Arts (School of Continuing Studies) Pages 40-41 Delete: Charles Boutelle Gifford Kelly Lynn Smith Harry Leonard Smith 9. Masters of Science (Nursing) Page 42 Revise: Correct name to read Phyllis Anne Luers Naumann 10. Graduate Performance Diploma (Peabody) page 43 Add: Soyeon Elizabeth Lee. Violin Laura Antonina Vicari. Voice. Delete: Seungkee Chae. Voice. 11. Master of Music (Peabody) Page 43-44 Add: Henry M. Becker. Piano. 12. Masters of Health Science (Public Health) Page 45 Delete: Vicky Cardenas 13. Master of Public Health (Public Health) Pages 46-50 Add: Sharon Gallagher Owens Serena Rajabium Delete: Jacqueline Rosanna Berry Sarah Alward Redding 14. Master of International Public Policy (School of Advanced International Studies) page 50 Add: John Michael Willingham, BA Morehouse College, 1970 Delete: Angeles Espinosa Vasily Ivanovich Silchuk Emmanuel Kwadwo Osae-Addo Hoon Suh Kanika Phonunachanh Denise Anne Vaillancourt 15. Master of Arts in International Affairs (School of Advanced International Studies) page 50 Delete: Katrin Ekenberg W.G. Stephan Van Vliet 1 6. Master of Arts (School of Advanced International Studies) pages 50-53 Add: Claudio Bardella, BA. Escola de Administracao de Empresas de Sao Paulo, 1986. Jennifer Elizabeth Cody, BA. Amherst College, 1988. Wendy Sue Gracey, BA Johns Hopkins University, 1985; M.BA The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 1994. Elizabeth Read Russin, BA Tulane University, 1989. Delete: Laura Anthony Sharon Marie French Daniel Wolf Offit Eric W.G. Bellman Gregory Moyle Grant Belinda Smith Rabano Kerry Therese Breen Mario Henrique Hurtado Luis F. Ramirez Morales Gary Jonathan Brick Robert Jamro Reynaldo J. Sanchez John Dorsey Clapp Lukas C. Kakogeorgiou Eric J. Schmmel Gary L. Crowder Robert S. Kim Timothy John Sherwood Julia Curtis Kalliroy G.Lambrou Kent Stallard Jozelyn Richelle Davis Lars Victor Larson Daina M. N. Stankevics David Nathan Diamond Seung-hee Frances Lee Lisa Leone Stewart Loren Robert Douglass Forrest T. McKennie Jennifer Anne Tesluk Angelous-Jospeh Krispins Mrope Alan James Young 17. Masters of Science in Engineering (Engineering) Pages 64-65 Add: Qunming Dong; B.S. Xiamen University, PROC, 1984; M.S. Dalian University of Technology, PROC, 1987. Mathematical Sciences. Lee Taylor Gibson; B.S. Johns Hopkins University, 1992; Electrical & Computer Engineering. 18. Masters of Arts (Arts & Sciences) pages 66-68 Add: Anthony F. Lang, Jr. Delete: Timothy Robert White Kubik Revise: Krassimir Nikolov Bozhilov Meriwynn Ford Grothe; Hispanic and Italian Studies Revise: Tome Anticic; Physics and Astronomy Konstantin Tzvetanov Matchev; Physics and Astronomy Paul Thomas Mikulski; Physics and Astronomy Revise: Carla Gerona; remove Women and Advertisments in the South Carolina GAzette, 1732-1790. Ben Chien-pin Lin; remove Western Dreams David Jeffrey Scrams; Remove Selective Memory and Attitude: Memory Facilation for Ambivalent Attitude Objects. Dawn Elaine Sipes; remove Effect of Viewer Distance on Amount of Perceptual DepthCorrpesEcn Scott I. Vogel; add Cautionary Tales: Media Narratives in the Age of Aids. Wendy Maria Walker; remove Cautionary Tales: Media Narratives in this Age of Aids. 19. Doctor of Musical Arts (Peabody) Page 69 Add: Yuri Minyayluk. Conducting Revise: Rolf Christian Erdahl. (Thesis Title) Edvard Grieg's Sonatas for Stringed Instrument and Piano: Performance Implications of the Primary Source Materials. Randolph Mitchell Foy. (Thesis Title) Textural Transformations: The Instrumental Music of Krzysztof Penderecki, 1960-1973. William Brockway Spencer. (Thesis Title) The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1965-1982: The Meyerhoff Years 20. Post Masters' Advanced Certificate (PTE) Page 64 Delete: Amy Hsiao Ming Chao Chang 21. Honor Societies Phi Beta Kappa (A&S) Page 19 Add: From the Senior Class elected in 1992-93 Lisa Ruth Blackman Renuka Edpuganti Joshua Michael Karlip David Chen Kimberly Ann Ennico Nancy Ann Lentz Jason Tsai Chen Jonathan Michael Gerber Setu S. Mazundar Steven Chen Cynthia T. Hsu Stefano M. Saccone Progna Choudhury Richard C. Hsu Justin S. Smith Suzanne Maria Datto Mihir Mahendra Jani 22. General Honors (Arts and Sciences) Page 21 Add: Based on Spring GPA Mary S. Ahn Meredith Lisa Mona David Lloyd Savolaine Tamara Beth Charm Man Minh Nguyen Rohit Ramesh Sharma Indu Gupta Samiya Rashid Peter Sloane James T. Frogione Joseph Michael Richards Add: Based on Fall GPA Tatiana Ivanova Aguire Louis Herbert Hawk Andrew Ivan Roy Katherine Janel Almquist Adrian Hurditch Umang Kaur Soin Michal Berkner Brian D. McCarthy Kimberly Solnov Peter Carignan Cortright Wallace McMeel Marcia Clare Sugrue Bryan Dole Ellis Diem Nguyen Kevin Teng Reuben Gobezie Jennifer Noah Douglas Kent Vos Delete: Based on Fall GPA Melissa Allen Erick Begquist Alex Cohen James Aronowitz Brenda Brown Jeffrey Cohrin Lance Baldo Kerry Bruce Kristyn Balsewich Tamara Charm Amy Bennett Nadine Chiu Delete: Based on Fall GPA (continued) Kristin Coiriveau Stacey Kojaku Joseph Richards Lara Davidonic Jacqueline Koo Rick Roe Mark Desgrosseilliers Elizabeth Kosztolnyik Todd Rooney Andrew Dunlap Leor Landa Alison Rosenstengel Farrokh Farrokhi Edward Lee Peter Sadow Mitsuko Feaver Matthew Lefferman David Savolaine Stephanie Fishkin Wei Lin Roger Schoenman Michael Fleisher Gautham Mallampati Michael Schwartz Suma Ghanta Usha Mani Rohit Sharma Alana Gitomer Bradley Medd Ethan Skolnick Andrew Graser Lloyd Miller Peter Sloane Sumona Guha S. Min Daniel Smith Anuj Gupta Meredith Mona Joanna Tang Charu Gupta Michael Mordine Mayrav Teller Indu Gupta Jennifer Morrow Catherine Tokheim Erika Helms Erica Nathanson Marc Triola Marc Hochstein Kevin Neal Eric Volmuth Allan Hunter, III Man Nguyen Robert Wimberly Rajesh Jain John Peller Joung Woo Nathan Jayne Benjamin Poor Robert Woods Lawrence Kohn Ross Pulkrabek Shelly Yogev General Honors (G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering) Page 22 Add: Andrew Arluk Louis Li-Wen Liu Vincent Koosh Vipul Naren Nanavata Delete: Benjamin Baker Department Honors (A&S) Page 22 Delete: Michael Lyn Bernstein Prasad Guru Acharya Ankush Kumar Chhabra Katharine Janet Almquist Marc Alain Chung Carla Berg Christine Ghoubrial (1/94) Erick Bjorn Berquist Lewis Herbert Hawk Donald Alan Bergstrom Adrian Hurditch 6 Department Honors (A&S) Page 22 (continued) Delete: Andrew Park Mitali Sana Elizabeth Kosztolnyik Johnny Park Umang Kaur Soin Nancy Lentz Carol Joan Pekarchik Kimberly Solnov Ryan Scott Littlefield Christine Peterson Celestia Ward Brian D. McCarthy James Robert Poush James K. Webber, Jr. Joseph Molko Rosemary Albina Quirk Robert David Woods Joseph Oh Todd Mason Rooney Johnny Wu Albert Michael Ong Graduates from the Biology Honors Program Add: Josh Hasbani Diana Ping-Cheng Lin Stefan Muljo Graduates from the Himanistic Studies Honors Program Add: Michael Berkner Kathleen Page Justin Szlasa Jeffrey Colvin Marcia Sugrue Vittorio Trionfi Chiedu Egbuniwe Dickson Tang Richard Z. Tsai (1/94) Petros Karakousis Marcia Sugrue Simon John Tsiouris Department Honors (Engineering) Page 22 Delete: Herman Lawson addenrev.94 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://archive.org/details/commencement1994 5 13 Contents Order of Procession 1 Order of Events 2 Divisional Diploma Ceremonies Information 5 Johns
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