PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

The Two Hundred Seventy-First Commencement

The Fifth of June Two Thousand Eighteen

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850188 The Order of Exercises

Princeton University The Two Hundred Seventy-First Commencement The Fifth of June Two Thousand Eighteen

Page 2 Processional 2 Invocation 2 Greeting 2 Latin Salutatory Oration 3 Secondary School Teaching Prizes 4 Bachelor Degrees, Certificates, and Departmental Honors Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Engineering Certificates of Proficiency Departmental Honors 24 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi Tau Beta Pi Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence General and Departmental Prizes Athletic Prizes Commissions and Military Awards Major Fellowships and Scholarships 36 Valedictory Oration 36 Advanced Degrees Master of Arts Master of Fine Arts Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies Master in Finance Master of Architecture Master in Public Affairs Master in Public Policy Master of Science in Engineering Master of Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 44 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards 47 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching 48 Retirements 50 Honorary Degrees 52 Remarks by the President of the University 52 Benediction and Alma Mater 52 Recessional 52 A Commentary on Commencement

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850188 Processional Invocation and Greeting

The audience will please rise when the Alison L. Boden faculty marshals enter. Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Chief Marshal for University Convocations Sandra L. Bermann Christopher L. Eisgruber Marshals for Advanced Degrees Susan T. Fiske President of the University Douglas S. Massey Marshals for Bachelor Degrees Richard A. Register Latin Salutatory Oration Imani Perry Candidates for Advanced Degrees Katherine Marie Lim Marshal for Band and Bachelor Degrees The Latin salutatory is awarded by vote of the faculty to one of the highest- Robert A. Kaster ranking candidates for bachelor degrees. The special qualifications of a Candidates for Bachelor Degrees student as salutatorian are taken into account, as well as scholastic standing. Marshals for Faculty and Administration Anne A. Cheng Keith A. Wailoo Salutatio The Faculty and Administrative Officers Associate Chief Marshal Habita in Comitiis Academicis Princetoniae Angela N. Creager In Nova Caesarea Non Iun Die V Iunii Marshal for Recipients of Honorary Degrees Ab Urbe Condita MMDCCLXXI and Trustee Escorts Eric S. Gregory Anno Communis Saeculi MMXVIII Anno Academiae CCLXXI Recipients of Honorary Degrees and Trustee Escorts Concede mihi, Musae, fortitudinem ut de proeliis et victoriis magnae The Trustees and Trustees Emeriti classis nostrae canam quae per campum quattuor praeteritos annos Processional Guests Mace-Bearer vagata est. Jeff E. Nunokawa Primum te saluto, praeses Eisgruber, princeps magnae universitatis The Principals: in qua floruimus. Sub ductu tuo et eo curatorum, academia nostra Associate Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel prosperat. Theresa S. Thames Secundum vos saluto, honesti professores, duces periculosorum Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Alison L. Boden nostrorum itinerum per academica aspera. Ab Orientali Pyno ad Dean of the College Quadrangulum Scientiae Ingeniariae, sapientiam communicavistis ut Jill S. Dolan mentes curiosas excoleretis. Dean of the Graduate School Sarah-Jane Leslie Nunc, vos saluto, parentes et familiae, fautores scholasticorum Dean of the Faculty conatuum. Nisi vestrum amorem donavissetis, magnas altitudines ad Sanjeev R. Kulkarni quas pervenimus non ascendissemus. Summum pretium pependistis ut Provost nos huc ēmitteretis: nunc videte quid perfecerimus. Deborah A. Prentice University Orator Denique, vos saluto, condiscipuli, comites per matutinas auditiones et John D. Diekman insomnes noctes. Coniunctim proelia gessimus cum multis libellis et Chair of the Board of Trustees of agminibus problematorum—sed ecce! Vicimus omnes. Princeton University Kathryn A. Hall Nunc domo quae educavit in terras incognitas ultra magnam President universitatem proficiscamur. Inveniatis prosperitatem quacunque Christopher L. Eisgruber vestra itinera tendatis. Sed primum victorias quattuor praeteritorum Marshal for the Principals annorum celebremus. J. Nicole Shelton Marshal for Processional Guests and Trustees In celebratione egregiorum factorum nostrorum, salvete omnes. Claire F. Gmachl

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850188 Secondary School Teaching Prizes

Recognition, by Provost Deborah A. Prentice, of recipients of prizes for distinguished secondary school teaching in the State of New Jersey.

Eleni Coyle Sean Turkington Tenafly High School Ridgewood High School Teacher of Science Teacher of Mathematics Eleni (Helen) Coyle says her teaching philosophy is Sean Turkington has been teaching mathematics at informed by her strong sense of responsibility toward Ridgewood High School for 14 years. In his words, all of her students, regardless of their ability, learning “I try to be the teacher I would like everybody to be. I try style, and background. Her colleagues describe her to pitch a perfect game.” His colleagues call him the science classroom at Tenafly High School as a “highly “go-to guy” of the department. Students in his calculus productive, innovative, and supportive environment in classes commend his manner of teaching; they say he which students feel safe to challenge themselves and has a natural gift for making mathematics exciting. each other.” She continually integrates new content into His manner of teaching is to treat all of his students as their studies, adding breadth and freshness to what she thinking, capable people, and to put the principal onus and they learn together. of responsibility on them to take charge of their learning.

Irma Seltzer Christene Willitts Bergen County Academies Lenape High School, Medford Teacher of Spanish Special Education Teacher Spanish teacher Irma Seltzer believes that language is Christene Willitts was brought to Lenape High School best taught when examined through the lenses of social for the express purpose of establishing a program for relations, global issues, cultural diversity, and history. autistic students. The goal of the program is to provide One of her colleagues at Bergen County Academies calls a smooth transition for the students as they build skills her “an innovative educator who truly believes in the that enable them to lead productive lives. One of her importance of global citizenship and whose objective as colleagues explained that she “has a way of knowing her an educator is to guide her students in becoming such.” students’ limits and identifying strategies to push them”; Her impact extends beyond her classroom through the she also knows their capabilities, and she reinforces and annual International Day of Acceptance assembly that develops them. She has made her students an integral she organizes to bring students and faculty together part of the school community — they feel valued, they in celebration of acceptance. contribute, and they belong.

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850188 Bachelor Degrees

Presentation to the president, by Dean of Dylan James Altschuler, Mathematics Enric Boix, Mathematics the College Jill S. Dolan, of candidates Sophia Megan Alvarez, Anthropology Kelly Bojic, Economics for bachelor degrees; conferral of the Robia Amjad, Near Eastern Studies Samuel Maxwell Bollen, English degrees by the president. Kevin Maximiliano Andreola Sanchez, Joseph Samuel Bonafede, French and Italian Comparative Literature Molly Kathryn Bordeaux, Woodrow Wilson Rodrigo Sanches Angelo, Mathematics School Katherine Ida Angier, Ecology and Elizabeth Brandenburg Bou, Woodrow Wilson Bachelor of Arts Evolutionary Biology School DEGREE AWARDED Felicia Elizabeth Angus, Economics Eric Braden Bowen, Psychology 16 SEPTEMBER 2017 Alexandra Kaitlyn Aparicio, Politics Tyler Andrew Bozeman, History Brandon Matthew Allen, Politics Caroline Kenny Araskog, History Marley Theodore Brackett, History Anthony Hunter Gabb, History Gabriel Joseph Arcaro, History Adam Jameson Bradley, Woodrow Wilson School Julian Alexander Mackrel, Music Gabrielle Lucy Armstrong-Scott, Woodrow Wilson School Alec Brennan, Politics Natasha Elizabeth Madorsky, Near Eastern Studies Brett Joelle Ascher, Economics Sarah Catherine Brennan, Spanish and Portuguese Miranda Elizabeth Moore, Mathematics John Robert Aslanian III, Economics Morgan Taylor Brewton-Johnson, Woodrow Adriana Alexis Rexon, Near Eastern Studies Aliflam Mim Ra Aslaoui, English Eren William Atalay, History Wilson School Javon Micah Etienne Ryan, Classics Frederick Phillips Brooks III, Chemistry Cara Zampino, Spanish and Portuguese William Ayres Atkinson, Geosciences Lyon Nyan Sithu Tun Aung, Economics Arianna Marsheé Brown, Spanish and Darius Avens, Economics Portuguese DEGREE AWARDED Elly Ann Brown, Politics 18 NOVEMBER 2017 Jamie Ricardo Ayon-Facundo, Sociology Alessia Azermadhi, Woodrow Wilson School Tashanique A. Brown, Economics Jean-Paul Ceballo, Philosophy Jack Michael Bryan, English Philip Constantine Andreas Dinenis, Kabbas Azhar, Politics Chinenye Azoba, Molecular Biology Khalil Asante Bryant, Politics Mathematics My Thi Bui, Politics Obinna Chijioke Iregbu, Molecular Biology Sarah Kim Baber, English Nicholas Tommaso Badalamenti, Politics Jennifer Ann Bunkley, African American Studies Ian Thomas Baker, Politics DEGREE AWARDED Courtney Faith Buoncore, Anthropology 20 JANUARY 2018 Metodi Ivanov Balev, Molecular Biology James Robert Burns, Economics Jacob Patrick Hanner Arluck, History Mikaela Elizabeth Bankston, Molecular Biology Jeremy Malik Burton, Politics Rebecca Danielle Barger, Politics Harvey Earl Butler III, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED School Raheem Muhaiyaddeen Barnett, Physics 14 APRIL 2018 Yuxin Cao, Economics Jonathan Alan Baron, Molecular Biology Grayson Douglass Shepperd, Art and John Thomas Caputo, Politics Mary Claire Bartlett, Woodrow Wilson School Archaeology Luis Javier Cardenas-Osorio, Ecology and Avichai Ozur Bass, Near Eastern Studies Evolutionary Biology DEGREE AWARDED Hannah Hirschhorn Baumann, Classics Miles Dupuis Carey, English 5 JUNE 2018 Nicolas Bayless-Opipari, Computer Science Sandra Lucille Carpenter, Molecular Biology Joseph Albert Abbate, Physics Carolyn Elizabeth Beard, Comparative Julia Caroline Case-Levine, History Literature Mya Abousy, Spanish and Portuguese Alicia Lynn Castillo Bahena, Neuroscience Wolfgang Aaron Beck, Molecular Biology Reva Abrol, Politics Andrés Leonardo Castillo Quintana, Max Benjamin Becker, Economics Austin Alexander Addison, Politics Psychology Brandt Noah Beckerman, Economics Amy Naa Dedei Addo, English Karis Eunhea Cha, Woodrow Wilson School Amir Jahi Bell, Politics Rachel Jordan Kovnat Adler, History Ricky Chae, Ecology and Evolutionary Evan Gregory Bell, Politics Paloma Lynn Aguas, Spanish and Portuguese Biology Fiona Ina Bell, Slavic Languages and Gabrielle Louisa Agus, Sociology Jessica Lee Chambers, Molecular Biology Literatures Idir Nicolas Aitsahalia, Economics Calvert Chan, Economics Allison Lee Berger, Economics Marcus Korle Akiti, Computer Science Keo Zachary Chan, Geosciences Kyle Michael Berlin, Spanish and Portuguese Carrington Esianaka Akosa, Woodrow Wilson Man Yung Denise Chan, Economics History School Ryan Martin Berlin, Colby Gretchen Chanenchuk, Economics Melanie Gavrielle Berman, Comparative Kristen Marie Albrecht, Molecular Biology Elaine Yi En Chang, Woodrow Wilson School Literature Zachary Lee Albright, Economics Michael J. 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850188 Tianay Ashlen Zeigler, Operations Research Sarah Faye Reeves John Jarret Lowell and Financial Katherine Elisabeth Shifke John Houston Martinez Patrick Zeng, Operations Research and Emily Anne Smith Kraig Wheeler McFadden Financial Aaron Bagg Stevens Matthew Halfnight McKinlay Jonathan Zhang, Computer Science Anna Danforth Stillman Jamil A. Merali Jonathan Zong, Computer Science Nicholas Ming-Li Wu Samuel Richard Miller Viola Mocz Certificates of Proficiency APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING Gokul Pamidimukkala Mukunda Joseph Albert Abbate Joshua Murray AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Surin Ahn Andrew Jung-Ming Ng Arianna Marsheé Brown Diego Etiony Aldarondo Tin Danh Nguyen Jeremy Malik Burton Mihalis G. Alisandratos Lukas Frederick Novak Chandler Louis Cleveland Humza Azam Mark Edward Nowicki Joy Akua Dartey Aana Bansal Easton Sanger Orbe Samuel Kwame Davies Raheem Muhaiyaddeen Barnett Yash Pinakin Patel Selah Victoria Helen Hampton Logan James Blaine David Samuel Perkins Abigail Rose Jean-Baptiste Enric Boix James Victor Poindexter Myesha Dortaya Jemison Frederick Phillips Brooks III Amir Raja Chelsea Robyn Johnson Samuel Clarence Button Shohini Rakhit Brandon Lawrence McGhee Yuxin Cao Viveque H. Ramji Adetobi Osarume Moses Joseph Carlstein II Joseph Andrew Redmond Ugonna Elbowline Nwabueze William Barrington Chance Jeffrey Thomas Register Taylor Courtney Pearson Alan An Chen Colin Patrick Reilly Folasade Eula Runcie Jia Natalia Chen Raoul James Rodriguez Gabriella Anna Taylor Byung Cheol Cho Joshua Daniel Rogers Jordan David Thomas Nicholas Andrew Chow Elias Feuer Rubin Imani Sundjata Thornton Jessica Ningjie Deng Benjamin Sender Ryan Alexander Whitfield Tanvee Sanjay Deokule Juan Sebastian Sepulveda Varon Jeffrey Diament Jesús Serrano Cendejas AFRICAN STUDIES Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Amanda Mengqi Shi Jessica Shi Carrington Esianaka Akosa Zachary Peter Feig Monica Mengyu Shi Samone Nicole Phillips Blair Kathleen Feng Chawin Sitawarin Audrey Chebet Sara Fridovich-Keil Kavinayan Pillaiar Sivakumar Joy Akua Dartey Boriana Gjura Todd Joseph Smith Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Luis Angel Gonzalez-Yante Steven Stone Sobel Patrick Henkels Flanigan Alexander Reid Gottlieb Charles Nicholas Stahl Roan Adare Gideon David Elliot Graff Daniel Robert Stanley Ifeyinwa Annemarie Ikpeazu Dennis Wang Guo Kevin Jie Sun Myesha Dortaya Jemison Zachery Maxwell Halem Joshua Tam Anna Jayne Kimmel Hans William Alexander Hanley Teresa Tang Allison C. Lee Adam Thomas Hare Madeline Angeline Roche Travnik Ugonna Elbowline Nwabueze Andrew Russo Hartnett Benjamin Bassin Ulene Ehidiamen Oboh Osama Khalid Hassan Haley Wan Ashley Suzanne Reed Sunny Li He Flora Zeng-Ni Wang Wilglory Chiamoh Iris Tsamoh Trevor Jeffrey Henningson Thomas Weng Calvin Jeffrey Wentling Ya-Hsin Emily Huang Heesu Hwang Jacob Henry Holt Whitlow AMERICAN STUDIES Kavirath Jain Eric Z. Wu Nathanael Yongxiang Ji Vincent Lu Xia Molly Kathryn Bordeaux Sally Jiao Daphne Yang Nicholas Alexander Fernández Iden Kalemaj Nicholas Danning Yang Arlene Barbara Gamio Cuervo Charles Ryan Kanoff Gloria Enlin Yin Haley Marie Giraldi George A. Kevrekidis Tianay Ashlen Zeigler Mark Adi Goldstein DongGyun Kim Collin Gurgul Sreela Kodali APPLIED AND COMPUTATIONAL Colton David Hess MATHEMATICS Jacqueline Elizabeth Kopra Isabel Jane Hetherington Akash Levy Joseph Albert Abbate Christian Freeman Krueger Jiahuang Lin Enric Boix Alicia Lai Daniel D. Liu Catherine Chen Katherine Walker Pratt-Thompson Kevin Liu George A. Kevrekidis

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850188 Taylor Walterson Kulp-McDowall Vineeta T. Reddy Allyson Sivey Brown Grace Lynch Cecilia Shang Allison R. Chang Tin Danh Nguyen Tara Watumull Byung Cheol Cho Ifunanya Nnanna Nwogbaga David Mark Weiner Bo-Ryehn Chung Charles Nicholas Stahl Stephanie Lynn Cook Soumya Sudhakar CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN Jesus Josue Covarrubias Robles Brandon Joel Tan POLITICS AND SOCIETY Douglas James Diehl Roger Wolcott Van Peski Brett Joelle Ascher Rochelle M. Forni Eric Z. Wu Magdalena Stankowska Christian Heil Christopher Tiancheng Zhang Samantha Sarah Ip EAST ASIAN STUDIES Gabriel Preston Joseph ARCHAEOLOGY Idir Nicolas Aitsahalia Arthur Soo Jae Kim Jennifer El-Fakir Emily Hui Chen Jaehwan Kim G. Galen Mayhew Joy Chen Avery Lynn Kratzer Aaron Bagg Stevens Eric He Martin Joseph Kurian Elizabeth Anne Wang Patricia Maria Hoyos Tristan Lee Lim Anna Christina Kolstad Nicole Elizabeth Neville ARCHITECTURE AND Taek Yoon Lee Ifunanya Nnanna Nwogbaga ENGINEERING Helen Lin Madison Elizabeth Parry Anna Caroline Blyth Carolyn Sierra Millenson Lucinda Esmeralda Pastora Brendan John Bowling Vanessa Kiem Nhu Phan Tony Xuan Phan Lindsey Emma Conlan Xiaoyu Qiu Joseph Andrew Redmond Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Eric Hu Wang Michelle Ahn Richardson Francesco Raffaele Di Caprio Nicholas Ming-Li Wu Paradorn Rummaneethorn Felicia Jiang Siyu Wu Emily Marie Schneider Katherine Anna Kennedy Alice Zhaoli Xie Tristan Raoni Schrader Katherine Jolanta Wojton Alexandra Lily Thompson ENGINEERING AND Ambika Valli Viswanathan BIOPHYSICS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Jonathan Yu Jonah Isaac Donnenfield Ojimaojo S. Agada ENGINEERING PHYSICS Emily Caroline Ho Jia Natalia Chen Vishank Jain-Sharma Soham Daga Joseph Albert Abbate Taylor Walterson Kulp-McDowall Agustina de la Fuente Lamia Ateshian Jessica Ningjie Deng Jordan Christopher Brown COGNITIVE SCIENCE Rohan K. Doshi Paige Kunkle Christopher Cross Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Akash Levy Brian Manson Degen Pablo Gutierrez Papacostas Barak Nehoran Evan James Gedrich Ifeyinwa Annemarie Ikpeazu Ifunanya Nnanna Nwogbaga Quinn Ivy Reed Gruver Aryaman Jalota Eric Z. Wu Alexandra Rose Hanley Samhita Karnati ENTREPRENEURSHIP Laura Mariah Herman Tyler Austin Kaye Colton David Hess DongGyun Kim Kevin John Bradicich Elliot Meir Hirsch John Jarret Lowell Dina R. Chotrani Patricia Maria Hoyos Jessica Ma Taylor Christopher Jones Rani Upendra Jaiswal Simran Lisa Mathews Rebecca Natalie Kahn Seong Jun Jang Chinezimuzo Obioha Mmegwa Mihika Kapoor Charlotte Leigh Jeppsen Julia Ni Sreela Kodali Jessica Mei-Ling Ji Samuel Jacob Russell Ashlyn Pradhan Lackey Hope Heejin Kean Bharath Srivatsan Alexander Lewis Paula Sofia Lara Mejia Joshua Tam Vera Brewster Lummis J David Lind Louis Miller Tambellini Divya Mehta Layla Zeitoune Malamut Emily Mei Tang Diego Negrón-Reichard Avinash Nayak Haley Wan Erin Elisabeth Nurre Julie Elizabeth Newman Evan Charles Lee Wood Galen Marie Ogg Linhchi Bao Nguyen Nicholas Danning Yang Shriya Sekhsaria Jarryd Osborne Avthar Sewrathan ENGINEERING BIOLOGY Margaret Kasey Pecsok Zachary Paul Weingarten Shruthi Rajasekar Tamanna Noushin Ananna Daniel Edward Lee Wood Alexandra Marie Reblando Madeleine Stevens Armstrong Shelley Zhao Alev Erin Baysoy

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850188 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES FINANCE James Joseph Sincavage Ayla Mae Allen Nnaedozie O. Agbim Richard Max Snow Felicia Elizabeth Angus Idir Nicolas Aitsahalia Steven Stone Sobel William Ayres Atkinson Zachary Lee Albright Miki Athene Balite Somosot Mikaela Elizabeth Bankston Felicia Elizabeth Angus Jonathan Wilson Stewart Ailyn Torres Brizo John Robert Aslanian III Kevin Jie Sun Courtney Faith Buoncore Ian Thomas Baker Steve Troy Miles Dupuis Carey Max Benjamin Becker Benjamin Weikuo Tso Lindsey Emma Conlan James Robert Burns Benjamin Bassin Ulene Aleksandra Cvetković Yuxin Cao Tyler Joseph Valicenti Rozálie Czesaná Joseph Carlstein II Diego Vives Toro Walker S. Darling Deniz Cekirge Christina M. Walter Olivia Claire Davis Sung Won Chang Edward Yueyang Wang Marc Antoine David Decitre Sydney Rose Cheong Austin Williams Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Edward Chin Siyu Wu Nazik Mohammed Ali Elmekki Andrew William Chung Vincent Lu Xia Mark Adi Goldstein Iustina Craciun Jing Xie Michelle Rose Greenfield Soham Daga Daphne Yang Andrew Russo Hartnett Brian Manson Degen Meagan Elaine Yeh Jesenia Natasha Haynes Sara Diressova Kristy Elizabeth Yeung Sonia Anna Howlett Hassan Ejaz Chaudhry Kun Zhang Myesha Dortaya Jemison Francesco Alfonso Fabozzi Catalina Jiang Zhao Clare Evelyn Jeong Thomas Christopher Facon GENDER AND Kira Elizabeth Keating Elaine Fang SEXUALITY STUDIES Donald Edward Martocello III Pablo Gutierrez Papacostas Erin Ann McCabe David John Hallisey Miles Dupuis Carey Ariana Mirzada Kevin Matthew Hayne Liam Donovan Fitzgerald Corey Hikaru Okubo Peter Gerald Holt Katherine Rebecca Frain Quinn Mitsuko Parker Andrew Huang Arlene Barbara Gamio Cuervo Natalie Hartman Plonk Christina Anting Huang Mario Antonio Garcia Jr. Stuart Harper Pomeroy Aryaman Jalota Taylor Nicole Griffith Julie Pourtois Ha Kyung Jung Annie Benedict Hadley Alana Rhea Reynolds Grant Bartlett Keating Melanie Dang Ho Maegan Anne Richards Stefan Keselj Rani Upendra Jaiswal Samuel Chambers Rob John Patrick Killeen Reuben Mitchell Keller Patrick Thomas Rooney Blakeley Harrison Lange Kelly Ann McCabe Carolina Andrea Salazar Jared Daniel Lee Charlotte McIntosh Cecilia Shang Jiahuang Lin Talya Rose Nevins Christopher Dongsuk Shin Daniel Wenchu Liu Emily Mary Pauls Emma Catherine Watkins John Jarret Lowell Kennedy Gise Poore Lindy Zeng Ashwin Manoj Jessica Sara Quinter Matthew Halfnight McKinlay Aparna Raghu EUROPEAN CULTURAL STUDIES Gordon Glendinning Moore Grace Ingrid Rehaut Robia Amjad Jenny Lan Mu Adriana N. Rubertone Brett Joelle Ascher Wyatt Weston Navarro Nitasha Siddique Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Julia Ni Nicholas Colville Steidel Sarah Helen Cho Yoo Jin Oh Madelyn Rose Veith Lila Margaret Currie Christian George Pavlakos Lydia Greer Weintraub Emily Esser Michael Joseph Perloski Natalie Michele Wertz Allison Sarah Fleming Jason Panteleimon Polychronakos Chuli Zeng Luke Jacob Gamble Philip Kristoffer Powers GLOBAL HEALTH AND Ebo Acheampong Quansah Laura Mariah Herman HEALTH POLICY Laraib Ilyas Natalie Kate Rathjen Claire Powell Jones Vineeta T. Reddy Kristen Marie Albrecht Nicholas Fowler Jonsson Elizabeth Reznik Chinenye Azoba Elizabeth Lou Meyers Lauren Antoinette Richardson Metodi Ivanov Balev Alexander Lon Wendell Robinson Daniel Francis Riscoe Mikaela Elizabeth Bankston Miranda Joy Rosen Shriya Sekhsaria Francisca Isabel Bermudez Elon Isaac Schmidt Swartz Benjamin Sender Morgan Taylor Brewton-Johnson Shriya Sekhsaria Andrew Shofner Andrés Leonardo Castillo Quintana

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850188 Ricky Chae Jennifer El-Fakir French Samuel Robert Chiacchia Jonathan Grant Feld Andrew Huang Dina R. Chotrani Matthew L. Giannotti Emma Rose Kaeser Mary Kathleen Davis Kristen Adrianne Johnson Colleen Isabella Kang Emely Maria DeJesus Caroline Dwyer Jones Sara Claire Królewski Patrick Daniel Dinh Nicholas Fowler Jonsson Alice Scott Longenbach Matthew S. Du Christian Freeman Krueger Tigist Menkir Nazik Mohammed Ali Elmekki Shobhit Kumar Diego Negrón-Reichard Claire Anne Felten Yiyi Jessica Li Kristin Qian Hila Ghersin Ethan David Marcus Hannah Merrick Sorkin Michelle Lord Goldman Soraya Alejandra Morales Nuñez Madelyn Rose Veith Vanessa Danielle Grégoire Aryana Marie Navarro Christina M. Walter Aaron Adrian Gurayah Connor Russell Pfeiffer Jade Nicolette Williams Mina Henaen Jessica Susanne Reed Jennifer Donghui Yin Patricia Hernández Kathryn Theresa Saltzman German Yash Sharad Huilgol Mikhael Gérardus Smits Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Dahlia A. Kaki Elizabeth Adelaide Spencer Marley Theodore Brackett Katie Evelyn Kavanaugh Jade Nicolette Williams Yuxin Cao Rabia Saeed Khan Sergio Leonel Cruz Melendez HUMANISTIC STUDIES David Chanju Kim Laura Catherine DeMaio Matthew Aaron Kritz Magdalena Clare Duncan Collum Katherine Adams Elfers Paula Sofia Lara Mejia Allison Sarah Fleming Jing Xie Catharine Sophia Leahy Brandon Lum-Lern Joa Tristan Lee Lim Lavinia Liang Hebrew Daniel D. Liu Alexander Justin Lin Jonathan Benjamin Lebeau Tigist Menkir Jessica Ma Italian Meredith Foster Mihalopoulos Robert Roy Marshall Brandt Noah Beckerman Kayla Ellise Moffett Alexander Lon Wendell Robinson Sarah Fiona Le Van Oluwadaisi Motunrayo Odujinrin MingJun Xu Wilson Japanese Catherina Xinyue Pan Brittany Nicole Lopetrone Na Hyun Park JAZZ STUDIES Yash Mihir Patel Sean Peter Decker Korean Aparna Raghu Tabitha Naa jormour Lumour-Mensah Ankush Rakhit JUDAIC STUDIES Persian Lily Valentine Reisinger Gabrielle Louisa Agus Gabriel Joseph Arcaro Anastasia Repouliou Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Evan Gregory Bell Michelle Ahn Richardson Jonathan Grant Feld Jeremy Neil Rotblat Nitasha Siddique Matthew Aaron Kritz Julia Hsu-Jen Song Portuguese Miranda Joy Rosen Claire Powell Jones Sarah Elizabeth Stella Shana Sacks Salomon Crystal C. Wang Rebecca Natalie Kahn Caitlin McEvoy Quinn Imani Alicja Williams LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Joseph Edward Wood Jordan David Thomas Ancient Rome Gloria Umutoni Annie Li Yang Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Stevie Vanessa Yang Russian Selam Bethlehem Zenebe-Gete Chinese Thomas Hikaru Clark Austin Alexander Addison Christina Curry Solá HELLENIC STUDIES Sung Won Chang Spanish Rachel Jordan Kovnat Adler Sydney Rose Cheong Rohan K. Doshi Joseph Albert Abbate Eos de la O Chase Reva Abrol Emily Esser Karen Maria Gallagher-Teske David Daily Hartmeier Sarah Kim Baber Soonho Kwon Francisca Isabel Bermudez Charlotte McMeekin James Haynes Jay Catherine Kim Tashanique A. Brown Andrew William Chung HISTORY AND THE Shobhit Kumar PRACTICE OF DIPLOMACY Samuel Louis Kunitz-Levy Chandler Louis Cleveland Matthew Boughton Lucas Sydney Alexis Clewis Reva Abrol Lila Margaret Currie Rebecca Danielle Barger Mark Edward Nowicki Guillaume Pierre Prévot Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Samone Nicole Phillips Blair Gabrielle W. Johnson Dina R. Chotrani Logan Mackenzie Ruth Sander

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850188 Christian Freeman Krueger LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Patrick Lowell Boroughs Stephanie Huan Liu Creative Writing Miles Dupuis Carey Jameson Rodriguez Lowrey Aliflam Mim Ra Aslaoui Graham Michael Cousins Elizabeth Bailey McGee Fiona Ina Bell Sergio Leonel Cruz Melendez Samantha Ashley Annis Newman Kyle Michael Berlin Samuel Kwame Davies Vishan Gandhi Nigam Adam Geller Berman Kathryn Maryann Frorer Isabel Farr O’Connell Joy Chen Aida Garrido Christina Marie Ndidi Onianwa Katherine Rebecca Frain Evan James Gedrich Baljot Kaur Ranu Nicolas W. Freeman Katherine Elizabeth Giordano Divya S. Rohira Isabella Natalie Grabski Michelle Lord Goldman Marissa Yasmine Rosenberg-Carlson Aidan Christian Gray Jared Brendon Hopper Peyton Blair Smith Elliot Meir Hirsch Abigail Rose Jean-Baptiste Ava Torjani Edric Huang Rachel April Kessler Quentin Marshall Wolff Rebecca Natalie Kahn Daniel Matthew Connelly Krane Anhar Faisal Karim Nicolas Tomasik Krell LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Jay Catherine Kim Allison De’Ann Light Paloma Lynn Aguas Alicia Lai Ugonna Elbowline Nwabueze Sophia Megan Alvarez Sang Hyeok Lee Meagan Susannah Raker Alexandra Kaitlyn Aparicio Lavinia Liang Magdalena Stankowska Chinenye Azoba Allison De’Ann Light Nehemiah Melaku Teferi Kyle Michael Berlin Robert Roy Marshall Alexandra Addison Vogelsang Francisca Isabel Bermudez Alexandra Kiri Mendelsohn Emma Catherine Watkins Sarah Catherine Brennan Sarah Faye Reeves Lydia MacFarlane Watt Alexandra Maria Corina Kevin Romero Chuli Zeng Lila Margaret Currie Catherine Antonia Saterson Visual Arts Samuel Kwame Davies Rebecca Lauren Schnell Sandra Lucille Carpenter Alexandra Diamond Rosed Nicole Serrano Imani Noelle Ford Patrick Daniel Dinh David Seungyoon Shin Gabrielle Gibbons Gabrielle Escalante Lydia Greer Weintraub Mihika Kapoor Maxwell Banks Grear Mariah Joi Acosia Wilson Anhar Faisal Karim Myesha Dortaya Jemison Dance Eric Young Li Caroline Dwyer Jones Ayla Mae Allen Kathleen Liwei Ma Faridah Emily Laffan Jessica Lee Chambers Jonathan Zong Jessica Lu Maia Sofia Ezratty Erin Hannah Lynch Clark Avery Griffin LINGUISTICS Kelly Ann McCabe Selah Victoria Helen Hampton Thomas Hikaru Clark Mary Katherine McDonough Kristen Adrianne Johnson Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Gabriela Isabel Molina Anna Jayne Kimmel Alexandra Clark Manoloff Soraya Alejandra Morales Nuñez Jacqueline Elizabeth Kopra Julie Elisabeth Novick-Lederer Victoria Navarro Trent Matthias Kowalik Charlie Benjamin Spira Diego Negrón-Reichard Anna Margaret Pearson Alexa Michelle Wojak Camila Novo-Viaño Natalie Hartman Plonk María De La Cruz Perales Sánchez India Bahia Rogers-Shepp MATERIALS SCIENCE Isaac Piecuch Rachel Sophie Isaacs Schwartz AND ENGINEERING Caitlin McEvoy Quinn Cecilia Shang Rye J. Anderson Samuel Chambers Rob Danielle Christine Coates Music Theater Anna Amina-Rose Cesnik Simon Eric Nathan Fung Melanie Gavrielle Berman Nehemiah Melaku Teferi Isabella Natalie Grabski Evan James Gedrich Angélica María Vielma Henry Ha Ankita Ghoshal Diego Vives Toro Gokulanand M. Iyer Katherine Elizabeth Giordano Joseph Edward Wood Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire Jared Brendon Hopper Heidi Bosa Miller LATINO STUDIES Nicolas Tomasik Krell Jason Patrick Mulderrig Meagan Susannah Raker Jamie Ricardo Ayon-Facundo Leah Elizabeth O’Rourke Emma Catherine Watkins Arlene Barbara Gamio Cuervo Bernardo Pacini María De La Cruz Perales Sánchez Theater Lucinda Esmeralda Pastora Fiona Ina Bell Jeffrey Thomas Register Kyle Michael Berlin Paradorn Rummaneethorn

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850188 Jonathan Yuri Schleifer Brandon Lee Lanchang Jonathan James Lord Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Charles Dwight Miller Grace Lynch Benjamin Shi Linhchi Bao Nguyen Kraig Wheeler McFadden Augustin Suleiman Wambersie Gracious Isioma Vanessa Obiofuma Delaney Elyssa Miller Sarah Yang Wang Clayton James Otter Bernardo Pacini Christin Y. Park Fitsum Ermias Petros MEDIEVAL STUDIES Margaret Kasey Pecsok Viveque H. Ramji Magdalena Clare Duncan Collum Katherine Pizano Colin Patrick Reilly Charles Firestone East Craig Robert Poskanzer Raoul James Rodriguez Brigid Kathleen Ehrmantraut Yotam Sagiv Juan Sebastian Sepulveda Varon Sophia Teresa Caroline Feist Shana Sacks Salomon Jesús Serrano Cendejas Natalie Elise Rodriguez-Nelson Nitasha Siddique Kavinayan Pillaiar Sivakumar Valerie Kathryn Wilson Alexandra Lily Thompson Daniel Robert Stanley David Mark Weiner Soumya Sudhakar MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Xiao Yang Yu Madeline Angeline Roche Travnik Magdalena Clare Duncan Collum Manli Zhang Bertha Wang Rajeev Suchet Erramilli PLANETS AND LIFE RUSSIAN AND Allison Margaret Halter EURASIAN STUDIES Kristin Carmella Hauge Jonah Isaac Donnenfield Christopher Turchik Jagoe Jr. Bethlee M. Lindor Gloria Umutoni Charlotte Leigh Jeppsen Annie Li Yang Christina Nadia Vosbikian Nivanthi Charya Karunaratne SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES DongGyun Kim QUANTITATIVE AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Jeffrey Kuan Laraib Ilyas Sarah Fiona Le Van Katherine Ida Angier Aryaman Jalota Kevin Roy McElwee Adam Geller Berman Sridutt Nimmagadda Tabitha Mijay Oh Logan James Blaine Pooja Mrunal Patel Kristin Qian Karen Feng Connor Justin Staggs Shruthi Rajasekar Zachary Nathan Flamholz Zaynab Zaman Kaamya Varagur Gavin Trenchard Hall Nathan Wong Vishank Jain-Sharma STATISTICS AND MACHINE LEARNING Gloria Enlin Yin Daniel D. Liu Jillian Frances Silbert Joseph Albert Abbate NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Joshua Tam Aana Bansal Anyssa Habiba Chebbi Xiaodi Tang Yuxin Cao David Hughes Crane Joseph Carlstein II ROBOTICS AND Mohamed Ahmed El-Dirany Catherine Chen INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Anhar Faisal Karim Jia Natalia Chen Jonathan Benjamin Lebeau Surin Ahn Jun Ho Choi Ethan David Marcus Madelyn Fellenzer Baron Jesse Chou Ragy Essam Wasfi Morkos Jan Henrik Bernhard Bo-Ryehn Chung Grace Ingrid Rehaut Jordan Christopher Brown Ethan Richard Cohen Sarah Ariyan Sakha Daniel Douglas Carbonatto-Bowkett Iustina Craciun Mikhael Gérardus Smits Alan An Chen Rohan K. Doshi Elan Nesher Sykes Jia Natalia Chen James John Downey Pratik Chheda Elaine Fang NEUROSCIENCE Byung Cheol Cho Kenan James Farmer Jessica Lee Chambers Susannah Alice Crowell Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Audrey Chebet Kathleen Feng Karen Feng Catherine Chen Sara Fridovich-Keil Christopher Michael Augustine Ferri Taylor Tomiko Chin Michael Leonas Fuerst Conor J. Fitzpatrick Christopher Cross Ankita Ghoshal Agata Foryciarz Thomas Alexander Dudey Henry Ha Maxwell Asher Goldstein Shelby Nicole Edmondson Hans William Alexander Hanley Alexander Reid Gottlieb John Barratt Finlay Devon Marie Hartsough Isabella Natalie Grabski Laura Mariah Herman Sunny Li He Allison Margaret Halter Nicholas Cay Hoang Trevor Jeffrey Henningson Ryan Philipsson Hammarskjold Ya-Hsin Emily Huang Sreela Kodali William Isaac Hinthorn En-Wei Hu-Van Wright Luis Arlington Legro Correa Christina Anting Huang

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850188 Kavirath Jain TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY Sarah Ariyan Sakha Samhita Karnati Adam Geller Berman Benjamin Sender Tyler Austin Kaye Kelly Bojic Mikhael Gérardus Smits Stefan Keselj Luisa Fernanda Goytia Pomeo Bharath Srivatsan Luis Arlington Legro Correa Sreela Kodali Theodore Nelson Waldron David Mingfei Liu Marion Geri Lewis Aspen Wang Kevin Liu Sarah Valerie Muse Eric Hu Wang Zachary Shing-ru Liu Julie Elisabeth Novick-Lederer Olivia Johanna Marie Wicki Jonathan Hsijing Lu Luke Jon Petruzzi Nancy Wenyan Wu Ashwin Manoj Maya Danielle Phillips Kyle Thomas Marocchini Tyler Carpenter Sullivan Departmental Honors Pritika Mehra Rebecca Chi-May Weng Omar Mukadam Natalie Michele Wertz AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Andrew Jung-Ming Ng Highest Honors Tin Danh Nguyen TRANSLATION AND Nicholas Colville Steidel Vishan Gandhi Nigam INTERCULTURAL Sridutt Nimmagadda COMMUNICATION High Honors Yash Pinakin Patel Fiora Elbers-Tibbitts Imani Noelle Ford Philip Kristoffer Powers Jay Catherine Kim Anna Amina-Rose Cesnik Simon Di Qi Allison De’Ann Light Honors Adriana N. Rubertone Julia Selignan Rosed Nicole Serrano Henry Yixin Shangguan Wilglory Chiamoh Iris Tsamoh Joshua Doyoung Shin URBAN STUDIES Tyler M. Simko Brendan John Bowling ANTHROPOLOGY Bharath Srivatsan Rozálie Czesaná Highest Honors Joshua Tam Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Sophia Megan Alvarez Brandon Joel Tan Liam Donovan Fitzgerald Edric Huang Emily Mei Tang Ashley Lauren Forte Carolina Andrea Salazar Alexandra Addison Vogelsang Maxwell Banks Grear High Honors Flora Zeng-Ni Wang Victoria Gu Guillaume Pierre Prévot Aravind S. Yeduvaka Jacob Grant Hamel Xiao Yang Yu Felicia Jiang Honors Alex Chengfeng Yue Emma Rose Kaeser Devyn Noelle Holliday Charles Matthew Kalvaria SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Anna Grazyna Kapolka Alexander William Byrnes Alissa Carolyn Lopez Serfozo Highest Honors Danielle Christine Coates Catherine Anne Moran McDonough Alissa Carolyn Lopez Serfozo Lena O. Dubitsky Christopher Inho Park Zoë Anne Toledo William Leif Fredericks John Leon Newby Parton High Honors Roan Adare Gideon Miki Athene Balite Somosot Matthew Francis Maldonado Aliya Ariel Greenberg Courtney Nicole Wax Kylee Cassandra Pierce Caleb Douglas Gum Sophia Frances Williams Honors Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire Arthur MacWaters Anid Laoui VALUES AND PUBLIC LIFE Frances Helen Steere Eric Ruoheng Qiu Brett Joelle Ascher Sophia Frances Williams Vineeta T. Reddy Kabbas Azhar Tenley Michele Shield Morgan Taylor Brewton-Johnson ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Marissa Webber Elly Ann Brown Highest Honors Leila Victoria Clark TEACHER PREPARATION Heather Erin Grace Paul Richard Draper Paulina Elizabeth King An Chu ’17 Jaewon Kim Sarah Yunah Rapoport Rachel Marie Edgell ’13 Carolyn Ellen Liziewski David Louis Kimmel ’17 Layla Zeitoune Malamut High Honors Stephanie Eugenia Leotsakos ’16 Robert Roy Marshall Gabriella Chu Natalie Elise Rodriguez-Nelson John Leon Newby Parton Rachel Sophie Isaacs Schwartz Bertilla Keindl Sieben ’17 Jasmine Peled Katherine Elisabeth Shifke Katherine Emily Zaeh ’10 Jessica Sara Quinter Mariah Joi Acosia Wilson Bryan Adalberto Ramirez Anastasia Repouliou

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850188 Honors Grzegorz Jerzy Skrzypek Katherine Marie Lim Sarah Helen Cho Teresa Tang David Mingfei Liu Helen Lin Zoe Huan Tu Guanghao Liu Natalie Hartman Plonk Zachary Shing-ru Liu Aaron Bagg Stevens CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Jonathan Hsijing Lu Elizabeth Anne Wang Highest Honors Felix Madutsa Katherine Anna Kennedy Brian Smith McSwiggen ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES High Honors Eric Anthony Mitchell High Honors Anna Caroline Blyth Prem Qu Nair Jonah Isaac Donnenfield Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Avinash Nayak Honors Lydia MacFarlane Watt Barak Nehoran David Yitzchok Prilutsky Teva Ilan Honors Bethlee M. Lindor Di Qi Ailyn Torres Brizo Bharath Srivatsan Alisabeth Anne Marsteller Lindsey Emma Conlan Amanda Lee Newmark Nicolas Alexandre Toy Robert March Whitaker Elias Feuer Rubin CLASSICS Daniel Edward Lee Wood CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL Highest Honors Jonathan Yu Matthew Steven Edelstein Xiao Yang Yu Highest Honors Brigid Kathleen Ehrmantraut Isabella Natalie Grabski Lindy Zeng Samantha Sarah Ip High Honors High Honors Sally Jiao Hannah Hirschhorn Baumann Adam Geller Berman Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire Geeyoung Choi Allison R. Chang Tristan Lee Lim Aidan Christian Gray Thomas Hikaru Clark Eric Ruoheng Qiu James Haynes Savannah Du Jeffrey Thomas Register Catherine Antonia Saterson Mohamed Ahmed El-Dirany Paradorn Rummaneethorn Honors Agata Foryciarz Elizabeth Everett Stanley Olivia Sophie Allen Manbir Singh Gulati High Honors Caleb Douglas Gum COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Alexander William Byrnes Ryan Philipsson Hammarskjold Martin Joseph Kurian Highest Honors Eric He Amanuella Alemayehu Mengiste Debora Darabi Angela Watson Hillsman Helen Marie Park Anna Justine Leader Albert Ho Sarah Yang Wang Caroline Chloe Caitlin Stafford Elizabeth Cao Huang Samhita Karnati High Honors Honors Tyler Austin Kaye Alexander Justin Lin Tamanna Noushin Ananna Stephanie Huan Liu Jessica Lu Ryan Mitchell Baldwin Gordon Glendinning Moore Alexandra Kiri Mendelsohn Christian Heil Omar Mukadam Logan Mackenzie Ruth Sander Nathanael Yongxiang Ji Sejin Park Arthur Soo Jae Kim Honors Jasmine Peled Madison Elizabeth Parry Anne Merrill Matthew Casciola Rosen Shohini Rakhit Max Franklin Stahl Yotam Sagiv Michelle Ahn Richardson Xiaodi Tang COMPUTER SCIENCE Emily Marie Schneider Alexandra Addison Vogelsang Nussaba Visatemongkolchai Highest Honors Xing Wang Sung Won Chang Alexa Michelle Wojak CHEMISTRY Catherine Chen Alex Chengfeng Yue Highest Honors Richard Chu Jonathan Zhang Frederick Phillips Brooks III Leila Victoria Clark Jonathan Zong Jake Zachary Essman Ben Cohen Caroline Alice Rouget Virbel Peter Solomon DeLong Honors Justin Charles Athill Rohan K. Doshi High Honors Jesse Chou Karen Feng Mimi Chung William Isaac Hinthorn Jeffrey Liam Gleason David Elliot Graff Elliot Meir Hirsch Christina Anting Huang Jaehwan Kim Guðrún Valdís Jónsdóttir Nicholas Cheng-Wei Jiang Catharine Sophia Leahy Sang Hyun Kim Stefan Keselj Brigitte Lamarche Honors Mack Lee Jakov Kalev Levin Eric Nathan Fung Eric Young Li Cindy Liu 20

850188 Pritika Mehra High Honors Samuel Richard Miller Shefali Nayak Idir Nicolas Aitsahalia Vivian Mo Linhchi Bao Nguyen Allison Lee Berger Chawin Sitawarin Antonio Giovanni Papa Kelly Bojic Honors Kush Kalpesh Patel Yuxin Cao Surin Ahn José M Rico Chinchilla Man Yung Denise Chan Leif Ray Grosswiler Joseph Cameron Salter Andrew William Chung Osama Khalid Hassan Henry Yixin Shangguan Iustina Craciun Nathaniel Adam Kavaler Joshua Doyoung Shin Blakeley Harrison Lange Anna Christina Kolstad Aaron Wen Sun Jared Daniel Lee Vincent Po Natalie Michele Wertz Matthew Halfnight McKinlay Joshua Daniel Rogers Austin Williams Yoo Jin Oh William Grant Schultheis Christine Elizabeth Porr EAST ASIAN STUDIES Komron Joseph Shayegan Jonathan Wilson Stewart Todd Joseph Smith Highest Honors Kevin Matthew Thomsen Divya Thuremella Elizabeth Maxey Benjamin Bassin Ulene Jacob Henry Holt Whitlow High Honors Siyu Wu Julie Lynn Goldstein Kun Zhang ENGLISH Audrey Shanping Lee Catalina Jiang Zhao Highest Honors Honors Honors Katherine Rebecca Frain Julia Selignan Max Benjamin Becker Carolyn Louise Kelly Calvert Chan Sara Claire Królewski ECOLOGY AND Jun Ho Choi High Honors EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Quinn Ivy Reed Gruver Miles Dupuis Carey Highest Honors Grant Bartlett Keating Alejandro Samuel de la Garza Katherine Ida Angier Kira Elizabeth Keating Adetobi Osarume Moses Sonia Anna Howlett John Patrick Killeen Mark Edward Nowicki Julie Pourtois Jigar Kamalnayan Kothari Kevin Brad Silverstein Kennedy Catelyn Krauss High Honors Jasmine Wang Jessica Nana Li Emma Catherine Watkins Ricky Chae Genevieve Anne Medina Michelle Rose Greenfield Win Myat Myat Honors Tigist Menkir Brennan B. O’Connor Amy Naa Dedei Addo Meredith Foster Mihalopoulos Gabrielle Elyse Oppenheim Aliflam Mim Ra Aslaoui Quinn Mitsuko Parker Marcus Pereira Jack Joseph Jundanian Samuel Starr Sherman David Samuel Perkins Lydia Greer Weintraub Minjia Tang Melissa Dalton Reed Olivia Johanna Marie Wicki Honors Monica Mengyu Shi FRENCH AND ITALIAN Emma Grace Latham Benjamin Weikuo Tso Allison C. Lee Aidan Joshua Victor Highest Honors Kathleen Grace Noble Diego Vives Toro Charles Firestone East Daniel Justin Pan Crystal C. Wang Sarah Fiona Le Van Alana Rhea Reynolds Zachary Paul Weingarten Isabel Farr O’Connell Annie Li Yang Nancy Wenyan Wu High Honors Cameron D.S. Zeluck Laura Catherine DeMaio ECONOMICS Jenny Zhang Tabitha Mijay Oh Highest Honors Honors Elaine Fang ELECTRICAL Anna Jayne Kimmel Jennifer J. Guo Highest Honors Nicholas Charles Peabody Andrew Mark Hersh Lamia Ateshian Peter Gerald Holt Byung Cheol Cho GEOSCIENCES Joseph Hanwen Liu Sara Fridovich-Keil Highest Honors Vishan Gandhi Nigam Hans William Alexander Hanley William Ayres Atkinson Vineeta T. Reddy Daniel Robert Stanley High Honors Benjamin Sender High Honors Hannah Tylee Tandy Brandon Joel Tan Anna Lamkin Broome Benjamin James Tso Kathleen Feng Honors Flora Zeng-Ni Wang Sunny Li He Donald Edward Martocello III Akash Levy Joshua Murray

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850188 GERMAN Jeffrey Kuan Gabriel Preston Joseph High Honors Jessica Shi Na Hyun Park Marc Antoine David Decitre Roger Wolcott Van Peski Jillian Frances Silbert Allison Sarah Fleming Joshua Xu Wang Honors Spencer Alan Hadley Xiaoyu Xu Diana Helaine Chin Alexander Lon Wendell Robinson High Honors Matthew S. Du Honors Enric Boix Nicolas W. Freeman Sang Hyeok Lee Alexandre Perozim de Faveri Joshua Seokju Kim Benjamin L. Edelman Clayton James Otter HISTORY Evan Elijah Washington Tony Xuan Phan Highest Honors Daphne Yang Aparna Raghu Maria Dorothy Blesie Honors Anastasia Repouliou Jennifer El-Fakir Dylan James Altschuler Elizabeth Reznik Jonathan Grant Feld Boriana Gjura Adam Chuanning Wang Claire Powell Jones Abigail Grand Hickok MUSIC Noah Samuel Mayerson Soonho Kwon Elizabeth Bailey McGee Jiahuang Lin Highest Honors Christian George Pavlakos Christopher Tiancheng Zhang Harrison Gordon Davis Kristin Carmella Hauge High Honors MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE Shruthi Rajasekar Julia Caroline Case-Levine Rebecca G. Singer David Hughes Crane Highest Honors Sarah Megan Dinovelli Isabel Rose Cleff High Honors Theodore Raphael Furchtgott Matthew Haynes Romer MingJun Xu Wilson Ian Todd Iverson Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Honors Connor Russell Pfeiffer High Honors Kevin Roy McElwee Natalie Elise Rodriguez-Nelson Madelyn Fellenzer Baron Jahdziah Olive St. Julien Jeffrey Diament NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Honors William Leif Fredericks Highest Honors Rachel Jordan Kovnat Adler Delaney Elyssa Miller Jeremy Neil Rotblat Gabriel Joseph Arcaro Honors Katherine Marie Tyler Paul Richard Draper Jan Henrik Bernhard High Honors Mario Antonio Garcia Jr. Jordan Christopher Brown Emma Claire Jones Isabel Jane Hetherington Tarik Dzanic Coy Wilson Ozias Faridah Emily Laffan Aliya Ariel Greenberg Wai Keung Leung Honors Henry Ha Nicholas Fowler Jonsson Peyton Randolph McElroy Grace Lynch Ariana Mirzada Kennedy Elizabeth O’Dell Jason Patrick Mulderrig Talya Rose Nevins Sarah Ann Pieringer Bernardo Pacini Craig Robert Poskanzer Fitsum Ermias Petros NEUROSCIENCE Meagan Susannah Raker Mark David Scerbo Highest Honors Miranda Joy Rosen Tenley Michele Shield Diego Etiony Aldarondo Jackson Stanley Springer Soumya Sudhakar Seong Jun Jang Valerie Kathryn Wilson Augustin Suleiman Wambersie Julie Elizabeth Newman Zaynab Zaman MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Kaamya Varagur INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION Highest Honors High Honors IN CULTURE AND Jonathan Ullman Kasdin MEDIA STUDIES Metodi Ivanov Balev Jonathan Alan Baron Viola Mocz Honors John Barratt Finlay Robert Wilan Sickler III Tatiana Delise Evans Daniel D. Liu Isaac Njojo Treves INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION Catherina Xinyue Pan Honors IN PERFORMANCE STUDIES High Honors Abigail Ann Finkelston Honors Chinenye Azoba Kathryn Maryann Frorer Nicolas Tomasik Krell Logan James Blaine Hope Heejin Kean Samuel Robert Chiacchia David Carrington W. Mitchell MATHEMATICS Kaitlin Victoria Demarest Jarryd Osborne Highest Honors Zachary Nathan Flamholz Ankush Rakhit Rodrigo Sanches Angelo Patricia Hernández Alexandra Marie Reblando

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850188 OPERATIONS RESEARCH Nondh Panithanpaisal Margaret Kasey Pecsok AND FINANCIAL Charles Nicholas Stahl Manli Zhang Highest Honors Himawan Wicaksono Winarto Honors Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Honors Megan Marie Curham Kavirath Jain Joseph Albert Abbate Shelby Nicole Edmondson Tin Danh Nguyen Raheem Muhaiyaddeen Barnett Laura Mariah Herman Samuel Jacob Russell Catherine Charlotte Blume Nicholas Cay Hoang Kevin Jie Sun Emily Caroline Ho Gracious Isioma Vanessa Obiofuma Eric Z. Wu Jensen Tantikanjana Lo Julia Brooke Scharfstein High Honors Jan Tuzlić Offermann Nitasha Siddique MirOmid Langroudi Abrishamchian Jacob Arthur Pearcy Tara Watumull Richard James Bush Soham Daga POLITICS RELIGION Jessica Ningjie Deng Highest Honors Highest Honors Zachery Maxwell Halem Alexandra Kaitlyn Aparicio Jennifer Stephanie Silver Adam Thomas Hare Elly Ann Brown High Honors Aryaman Jalota Katherine Elizabeth Cion Anna Shaffer Maritz Kyle Thomas Marocchini Nicholas Alexander Fernández Abigail Janvier Scott Vincent Lu Xia Alexander Reid Gottlieb Allison Margaret Halter Honors Honors James Patrick Hintson Brandon Lum-Lern Joa William Barrington Chance Catherine Anne Moran McDonough Nicholas Andrew Chow SLAVIC LANGUAGES Anam Munaf Vadgama Agustina de la Fuente AND LITERATURES William Braswell Haynes High Honors Highest Honors Kevin Liu Reva Abrol Fiona Ina Bell John Jarret Lowell Austin Alexander Addison Anna Pouschine Roberto Emilio Moreno Rebecca Danielle Barger High Honors Julia Ni Patrick Henkels Flanigan Taylor Tomiko Chin Steven Stone Sobel Samuel Cooper Maeglin Navaneethan Vaikunthan Alice Wynne Mar-Abe SOCIOLOGY Christina M. Walter Gokul Pamidimukkala Mukunda Highest Honors Evan Charles Lee Wood Tyler M. Simko Gabrielle Louisa Agus Jennifer Donghui Yin Mikhael Gérardus Smits Aspen Wang High Honors PHILOSOPHY John Anthony Zarrilli Rebecca Natalie Kahn Adriana N. Rubertone Highest Honors Honors Rebecca Chi-May Weng Jaewon Kim Mihalis G. Alisandratos Alice Scott Longenbach Brittany Marie Henderson Honors Elon Isaac Schmidt Swartz Lavinia Liang Liam Donovan Fitzgerald High Honors Carolyn Ellen Liziewski Ashley Lauren Forte Fiona Katherine Furnari Brandon Lawrence McGhee Taylor Nicole Griffith Matthew Aaron Kritz Gregory Shaffer Merrill Galen Marie Ogg Layla Zeitoune Malamut Vanessa Kiem Nhu Phan Eaman Abdurahman Shire Eric Llewellyn Sease Bryan Adalberto Ramirez Charlie Benjamin Spira Emily Anne Smith SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Noga Zaborowski Connor Justin Staggs Highest Honors Imani Sundjata Thornton Mya Abousy Honors Courtney Nicole Wax Kyle Michael Berlin Robert Roy Marshall Maxwell Banks Grear Lukas Frederick Novak PSYCHOLOGY Daniel Matthew Connelly Krane Folasade Eula Runcie Highest Honors Allison De’Ann Light Eric Andrew Schulz Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Victoria Navarro PHYSICS Hila Ghersin Edgar Preciado Jr. Christin Y. Park Highest Honors High Honors Shriya Sekhsaria Jaewon Kim Arianna Marsheé Brown David Mark Weiner Jordan Parrish Ingersoll High Honors Kelly Ann McCabe Gavin Trenchard Hall High Honors Andrés Leonardo Castillo Quintana Gabriela Isabel Molina Christopher Turchik Jagoe Jr. Katherine Elizabeth Giordano

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850188 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Honors Elected to Membership in Caroline Dwyer Jones Sarah Catherine Brennan the Phi Beta Kappa Society Claire Powell Jones Patrick Daniel Dinh Emma Claire Jones Fiora Elbers-Tibbitts Mya Abousy Emma Rose Kaeser Sabrina Liora Fried Gabrielle Louisa Agus Rebecca Natalie Kahn Dylan James Altschuler Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Sophia Megan Alvarez Carolyn Louise Kelly Highest Honors Rodrigo Sanches Angelo Katherine Anna Kennedy Adam Jameson Bradley Alexandra Kaitlyn Aparicio Stefan Keselj Morgan Taylor Brewton-Johnson Lamia Ateshian Jaewon Kim Emma Rose Kaeser William Ayres Atkinson Jaewon Kim Natalie Emilia Larkin Metodi Ivanov Balev Sara Claire Królewski Rachel Elizabeth Lurie Fiona Ina Bell Jeffrey Kuan Diego Negrón-Reichard Kyle Michael Berlin Shobhit Kumar Jessica Sara Quinter Maria Dorothy Blesie Natalie Emilia Larkin Grace Ingrid Rehaut Enric Boix Anna Justine Leader Cecilia Shang Frederick Phillips Brooks III Taek Yoon Lee Jordan David Thomas Elly Ann Brown Katherine Marie Lim Eric Hu Wang Sung Won Chang Tristan Lee Lim Catherine Chen Jiahuang Lin High Honors Byung Cheol Cho Daniel D. Liu Molly Kathryn Bordeaux Andrew William Chung Joseph Hanwen Liu Emily Hui Chen Mimi Chung Jessica Lu Richard Jungwoo Choi Katherine Elizabeth Cion Jonathan Hsijing Lu Caroline Dwyer Jones Thomas Hikaru Clark Rachel Elizabeth Lurie Delaney Josephine Kerkhof Isabel Rose Cleff Noah Samuel Mayerson Samuel Louis Kunitz-Levy David Hughes Crane Catherine Anne Moran McDonough John Leon Newby Parton Alexandre Perozim de Faveri Elizabeth Bailey McGee Samuel Chambers Rob Laura Catherine DeMaio Delaney Elyssa Miller Jooho Shin Charles Firestone East Gabriela Isabel Molina Christina Curry Solá Matthew Steven Edelstein Prem Qu Nair Julia Hsu-Jen Song Jake Zachary Essman Tin Danh Nguyen Erika Lynn Ward Elaine Fang Vishan Gandhi Nigam Honors Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Coy Wilson Ozias Mary Claire Bartlett Jonathan Grant Feld Catherina Xinyue Pan Elizabeth Brandenburg Bou Karen Feng Daniel Justin Pan Elaine Yi En Chang Kathleen Feng Na Hyun Park Dina R. Chotrani Nicholas Alexander Fernández Sejin Park Rozálie Czesaná John Barratt Finlay John Leon Newby Parton Claire Anne Felten Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Christian George Pavlakos Mark Adi Goldstein Sara Fridovich-Keil Margaret Kasey Pecsok Yash Sharad Huilgol Fiona Katherine Furnari Julie Pourtois Shobhit Kumar Isabella Natalie Grabski Guillaume Pierre Prévot Taek Yoon Lee Maxwell Banks Grear Eric Ruoheng Qiu Vera Brewster Lummis Zachery Maxwell Halem Vineeta T. Reddy Sarah Valerie Muse Gavin Trenchard Hall Jeffrey Thomas Register Caitlin McEvoy Quinn Allison Margaret Halter Grace Ingrid Rehaut Eli Sheridan Schechner Hans William Alexander Hanley Samuel Chambers Rob Christopher Dongsuk Shin Andrew Mark Hersh Matthew Haynes Romer Michael Andrew Smerconish Jr. James Patrick Hintson Jeremy Neil Rotblat Elan Nesher Sykes Edric Huang Paradorn Rummaneethorn Christina Nadia Vosbikian Samantha Sarah Ip Samuel Jacob Russell Nicholas Ming-Li Wu Christopher Turchik Jagoe Jr. Elon Isaac Schmidt Swartz Kavirath Jain Eric Llewellyn Sease Aryaman Jalota Shriya Sekhsaria Seong Jun Jang Cecilia Shang Nicholas Cheng-Wei Jiang Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Sally Jiao Jessica Shi

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850188 Jennifer Stephanie Silver Deniz Cekirge Leif Ray Grosswiler Rebecca G. Singer Ricky Chae Caleb Douglas Gum Chawin Sitawarin William Barrington Chance Aaron Adrian Gurayah Michael Andrew Smerconish Jr. Allison R. Chang Henry Ha Julia Hsu-Jen Song Sung Won Chang Zachery Maxwell Halem Bharath Srivatsan Annie Edna Chen Ryan Philipsson Hammarskjold Caroline Chloe Caitlin Stafford Catherine Chen Seung Heon Sheon Han Daniel Robert Stanley Pratik Chheda Hans William Alexander Hanley Elizabeth Everett Stanley Samuel Robert Chiacchia Adam Thomas Hare Nicholas Colville Steidel Diana Helaine Chin Sonia Priya Hashim Kevin Jie Sun Byung Cheol Cho William Braswell Haynes Brandon Joel Tan Jesse Chou Eric He Jordan David Thomas Nicholas Andrew Chow Sunny Li He Benjamin James Tso Richard Chu Harry Michael Lazar Heffernan Katherine Marie Tyler Mimi Chung John Byron Helmers Jr. Anam Munaf Vadgama Leila Victoria Clark Trevor Jeffrey Henningson Roger Wolcott Van Peski Thomas Hikaru Clark Patricia Hernández Kaamya Varagur Isabel Rose Cleff Angela Watson Hillsman Eric Hu Wang Ben Cohen William Isaac Hinthorn Flora Zeng-Ni Wang Ethan Richard Cohen Elliot Meir Hirsch Joshua Xu Wang Lindsey Emma Conlan Albert Ho David Mark Weiner Aleksandra Cvetković Sonia Anna Howlett Rebecca Chi-May Weng Soham Daga Christopher James Hsu Himawan Wicaksono Winarto Walker S. Darling Andrew Huang Daniel Edward Lee Wood Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Christina Anting Huang Eric Z. Wu Peter Solomon DeLong Elizabeth Cao Huang Xiaoyu Xu Kaitlin Victoria Demarest Ya-Hsin Emily Huang Xiao Yang Yu Jessica Ningjie Deng Ifeyinwa Annemarie Ikpeazu Jeffrey Diament Waqarul Bin Islam Elected to Membership in Francesco Raffaele Di Caprio Kavirath Jain Rohan K. Doshi Aryaman Jalota the Society of Sigma Xi Matthew S. Du Jessica Mei-Ling Ji MirOmid Langroudi Abrishamchian Savannah Du Felicia Jiang Ojimaojo S. Agada Lena O. Dubitsky Nicholas Cheng-Wei Jiang Nnaedozie O. Agbim Tarik Dzanic Gabrielle W. Johnson Surin Ahn Hassan Ejaz Chaudhry Guðrún Valdís Jónsdóttir Kristen Marie Albrecht Mohamed Ahmed El-Dirany Gabriel Preston Joseph Ayla Mae Allen Anna Erkalova Andrew Connor Jung Katherine Ida Angier Jake Zachary Essman Soo Yeon Jung Lamia Ateshian Thomas Christopher Facon Mihika Kapoor Justin Charles Athill Masoomali Jaffer Fatehkia Katie Evelyn Kavanaugh William Ayres Atkinson Karen Feng Tyler Austin Kaye Chinenye Azoba Kathleen Feng Katherine Anna Kennedy Metodi Ivanov Balev John Barratt Finlay Stefan Keselj Aana Bansal Zachary Nathan Flamholz Mobasher Khan Jonathan Alan Baron Agata Foryciarz August Samuel Kiles Madelyn Fellenzer Baron Ines Franch David Chanju Kim Wolfgang Aaron Beck William Leif Fredericks Jaehwan Kim Adam Geller Berman Nicolas W. Freeman Joshua Seokju Kim Jan Henrik Bernhard Sara Fridovich-Keil Sang Hyun Kim Logan James Blaine Eric Nathan Fung Anna Christina Kolstad Anna Caroline Blyth Ankita Ghoshal Brigitte Lamarche Ailyn Torres Brizo Roan Adare Gideon Anid Laoui Frederick Phillips Brooks III Jeffrey Liam Gleason Emma Grace Latham Anna Lamkin Broome Sara Elizabeth Colt Goodwin Catharine Sophia Leahy Jordan Christopher Brown David Elliot Graff Allison C. Lee Richard James Bush Aliya Ariel Greenberg Mack Lee Samuel Clarence Button Michelle Rose Greenfield Jakov Kalev Levin Sandra Lucille Carpenter Charles Daniel Greenidge Akash Levy

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850188 Eric Young Li Di Qi Bennett Cotsen Victor Katherine Marie Lim Kristin Qian Ambika Valli Viswanathan Lucy Lin Aparna Raghu Alexandra Addison Vogelsang Cindy Liu Colin Patrick Reilly Christina M. Walter Daniel D. Liu Lily Valentine Reisinger Augustin Suleiman Wambersie Daniel Wenchu Liu Anastasia Repouliou Haley Wan David Mingfei Liu Alana Rhea Reynolds Adam Chuanning Wang Guanghao Liu Elizabeth Reznik Bertha Wang Kevin Liu José M Rico Chinchilla Xing Wang Stephanie Huan Liu William Drucker Rivitz Lydia MacFarlane Watt Zachary Shing-ru Liu Matthew Haynes Romer Marissa Webber John Jarret Lowell Matthew Casciola Rosen Thomas Weng Jonathan Hsijing Lu Terrence Donnelly Rossi Natalie Michele Wertz Kai Lu Caroline Alice Rouget Virbel Robert March Whitaker Grace Lynch Samuel Jacob Russell Jacob Henry Holt Whitlow Felix Madutsa Yotam Sagiv Austin Williams Alexandra Clark Manoloff Andrew David Salmons Daniel Gregory Wilson Kyle Thomas Marocchini Joseph Cameron Salter Maria Francesca Wissler John Houston Martinez Mark David Scerbo Alexa Michelle Wojak Donald Edward Martocello III Ben Clark Schafer Daniel Edward Lee Wood Simran Lisa Mathews William Grant Schultheis Jing Xie Elise McNulty Maxwell Charles Schwegman Annie Li Yang Brian Smith McSwiggen Juan Sebastian Sepulveda Varon Stevie Vanessa Yang Pritika Mehra Avthar Sewrathan Jonathan Yu Tigist Menkir Usama Bin Shafqat Xiao Yang Yu Meredith Foster Mihalopoulos Abhimanyu Snehal Shah Alex Chengfeng Yue Delaney Elyssa Miller Henry Yixin Shangguan Agustin Zavala Eric Anthony Mitchell Komron Joseph Shayegan Selam Bethlehem Zenebe-Gete Gordon Glendinning Moore Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Lindy Zeng Roberto Emilio Moreno Samuel Starr Sherman Jonathan Zhang Omar Mukadam Benjamin Shi Jonathan Zong Jason Patrick Mulderrig Tenley Michele Shield Joshua Murray Ji Won Shin Elected to Membership in Prem Qu Nair Joshua Doyoung Shin Wyatt Weston Navarro Jillian Frances Silbert the Tau Beta Pi National Avinash Nayak Chawin Sitawarin Engineering Society Barak Nehoran Kavinayan Pillaiar Sivakumar Lamia Ateshian Linhchi Bao Nguyen Grzegorz Jerzy Skrzypek Anna Lamkin Broome Tin Danh Nguyen Steven Stone Sobel Allison R. Chang Julia Ni Bharath Srivatsan Catherine Chen Kathleen Grace Noble Daniel Robert Stanley Byung Cheol Cho Ciara Marcelle Nutter Henry Elias Stolz Nicholas Andrew Chow Christina Marie Ndidi Onianwa Soumya Sudhakar Isabel Rose Cleff Clayton James Otter Aaron Wen Sun Soham Daga Bernardo Pacini Kevin Jie Sun Peter Solomon DeLong Catherina Xinyue Pan Mikaela Serafima Symanovich Jessica Ningjie Deng Daniel Justin Pan Joshua Tam Jeffrey Diament Antonio Giovanni Papa Hannah Tylee Tandy Savannah Du Na Hyun Park Minjia Tang Karen Feng Sejin Park Teresa Tang Kathleen Feng Quinn Mitsuko Parker Xiaodi Tang William Leif Fredericks Kush Kalpesh Patel Sarah J. Tian Sara Fridovich-Keil Emily Mary Pauls Ava Torjani Isabella Natalie Grabski William David Armand Paulson Nicolas Alexandre Toy Caleb Douglas Gum Jasmine Peled Madeline Angeline Roche Travnik Zachery Maxwell Halem Fitsum Ermias Petros Zoe Huan Tu Hans William Alexander Hanley Tony Xuan Phan Grace Katherine Turner Adam Thomas Hare Molly Jane Plissner Navaneethan Vaikunthan William Braswell Haynes Julie Pourtois John David Van Orden III Eric He David Yitzchok Prilutsky Arjun Venkataraman Angela Watson Hillsman

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850188 Albert Ho Shapiro Prize for Academic Class of 2020 Samantha Sarah Ip Henry Allen Ando Kavirath Jain Excellence, 2016 –17 Rebecca Barber Aryaman Jalota AWARDED 26 SEPTEMBER 2017 Elise Claire Breitfeld Nicholas Cheng-Wei Jiang Abigail Rose Breitfeld Sally Jiao Class of 2019 Andrew Owen Brown Soo Yeon Jung Emily Eugenia Abdo William Hill Brown V Tyler Austin Kaye Annabel Quinn Barry Cole James Campbell Katherine Anna Kennedy Robert James Buline Milena Sri Chakraverti-Wuerthwein Stefan Keselj Eric Jingwen-Ding Chen Audrey Caroline Cheng Sang Hyun Kim Mayee Frances Chen Raluca Ioana Cobzaru Martin Joseph Kurian Lou Y. Chen Emma Cecelia Coley Eric Young Li Ryan Christopher Chen Kristie Falconer Katherine Marie Lim Ariella Belle Cohen Harry Fosbinder-Elkins Tristan Lee Lim Nicolette Christina D’Angelo Paulo Frazao Cindy Liu Trisha Chadha Datta Nathaniel Hickok Zachary Shing-ru Liu Emily Katherine de Jong Jonah Tov Hyman Delaney Elyssa Miller Natalie Hyunsook Diaz May Yang Jiang Eric Anthony Mitchell Katherine McClain Fleming Nicholas Andre G. Johnson Vivian Mo Michael Gao Jonathan Jow Jason Patrick Mulderrig Noah Michael Hastings Fatih Kaleoglu Prem Qu Nair Minh Le Hoang Jason Tyler King Avinash Nayak Myrial Adel Holbrook Thomas Andrew Koenig Tin Danh Nguyen Hrishikesh Rajesh Khandeparkar Raphael Yosef Lehmann Sejin Park Emmanuella Kyei Manu Eitan Levin Kush Kalpesh Patel Ishan Levy Markos Markakis David Yitzchok Prilutsky Gene Xijie Li Arnold Kinpong Mong Di Qi George Thomas Lin Jackson Patrick Neus Eric Ruoheng Qiu Gabriel Elijah Lipkowitz Tristan Serles Pollner Jeffrey Thomas Register Caroline Rebecca Lippman Robert-Iulian Raveanu Matthew Haynes Romer Changshuo Liu Pranav Swaroop Rekapalli Paradorn Rummaneethorn Pragya Malik Gabriel Joseph Roth Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Rishiprotim Nag Isabel Clara Ruehl Chawin Sitawarin Eric Michael Neyman Benjamin G. Schiffer Bharath Srivatsan Bendeguz Offertaler Grace Margaret Sommers Daniel Robert Stanley Eva Parisi Watchara Sornwanee Elizabeth Everett Stanley LiQian Peng Alexandra Mary Spensley Soumya Sudhakar Selina Junyi Pi Shiye Su Kevin Jie Sun Natalya Rahman Hyeong Joon Suh Sarah Yang Wang Katharine Hansen Reed Xiaoting Sun Daniel Edward Lee Wood Bhaskar Roberts Timothy Zhilu Tang Eric Z. Wu Eitan Sapiro-Gheiler David Andrew Todd Vincent Lu Xia Lucina Caroline Schwartz Rosamond Claire van Wingerden Jonathan Yu Mel Yuyang Shu Conor Curtin Vance Xiao Yang Yu Rebecca Sobel Gabriel Toneatti Vercelli Jonathan Zong Brandon Joel Tan Lillian Xu Matthew Tracey Tyler Yanjun Yang Kyle Hunter Xiao Andrew Zeng Vivian Mindy Yu Eitan Hanan Zlatin Murilo Corato Zanarella Yinan Zheng Jessica Zheng Gavin G. Zhu

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850188 General and PROGRAM IN APPLIED AND CHEMISTRY COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS Everett S. Wallis Prize in Organic Chemistry Departmental Prizes Applied and Computational Mathematics Jake Zachary Essman GENERAL Independent Project Prize Enric Boix Robert Thornton McCay Prize Frederick Phillips Brooks III Class of 1901 Medal Ifunanya Nnanna Nwogbaga Myesha Dortaya Jemison Jaehwan Kim Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Sally Jiao Joseph Sanford Shanley ’17 Memorial Prize Research in Architecture David Elliot Graff W. Sanderson Detwiler 1903 Prize Alissa Carolyn Lopez Serfozo Brandon Lawrence McGhee The Royal Society of Chemistry Certificate of Excellence Harold Willis Dodds Achievement Prize ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Caroline Alice Rouget Virbel Carolyn Ellen Liziewski Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize Nicholas Alexander Fernández Katherine Elisabeth Shifke William Foster Memorial Prize in Chemistry Frederick Douglass Service Award Frederick Barnard White Prize in Edward Yisheng Zhang ’19 Nicholas Ming-Li Wu Archaeology Allen Macy Dulles ’51 Award Elizabeth Anne Wang CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING María De La Cruz Perales Sánchez Frederick Barnard White Prize in David W. Carmichael Prize Freshman First Honor Prize Architectural History Anna Caroline Blyth Grace Margaret Sommers ’20 Alissa Carolyn Lopez Serfozo Zachariah Allan Kish De Giulio Yanjun Yang ’20 Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art History Moles Award Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize Aaron Bagg Stevens Anna Caroline Blyth Anam Munaf Vadgama Irma S. Seitz Prize in the Field of Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding M. Taylor Pyne Prize Modern Art Research John Leon Newby Parton Sarah Helen Cho Anna Caroline Blyth Margaret Kasey Pecsok Stella and Rensselaer W. Lee Prize W. Mack Angas Prize The Princeton Prize in Race Relations Sarah Yunah Rapoport Katherine Anna Kennedy Senior Thesis Prize Anthony Michael Sgro BENDHEIM CENTER FOR FINANCE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize Birch Family Prize Comparative Literature Senior Thesis Prize Matthew Tracey Tyler ’19 Sung Won Chang Magdalena Clare Duncan Collum George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize Logan Mackenzie Ruth Sander CANADIAN STUDIES Kyle Michael Berlin Richard D. Challener ’44 Senior Thesis COMPUTER SCIENCE AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Prize in Canadian Studies Accenture Prize in Computer Science Ruth J. Simmons Thesis Prize in African Patrick Douglas William Watt Sung Won Chang American Studies Catherine Chen CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL Nicholas Cheng-Wei Jiang Imani Noelle Ford ENGINEERING Nicholas Colville Steidel Katherine Marie Lim Central Jersey Section, American Institute Prem Qu Nair PROGRAM IN AMERICAN STUDIES of Chemical Engineers Award for Overall Excellence in Chemical Engineering Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Prize in Computer David F. Bowers Prize Sally Jiao Science Nicholas Alexander Fernández Prem Qu Nair Isabel Jane Hetherington Central Jersey Section, American Institute of Chemical Engineers Ernest F. Johnson COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND Grace May Tilton Prize in Fine Arts Distinguished Service Award TECHNOLOGY Katherine Elisabeth Shifke Paradorn Rummaneethorn Gregory T. Pope ’80 Prize for Science Zoë Anne Toledo Michelle Goudie ’93 Senior Thesis Award Writing Willard Thorp Thesis Prize Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire Yiyi Jessica Li Mark Adi Goldstein Sarah Yang Wang PROGRAM IN CREATIVE WRITING ANTHROPOLOGY Richard K. Toner Thermodynamics Prize Samuel Shellabarger Memorial Prize in Senior Thesis Prize in Anthropology Sally Jiao Creative Writing Edric Huang Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Catherine Antonia Saterson Carolina Andrea Salazar Research Théo Soleil Keeley-LeClaire

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850188 Theodore H. Holmes ’51 and Bernice EAST ASIAN STUDIES SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Holmes Poetry Prize Marjory Chadwick Buchanan Senior AND APPLIED SCIENCE Nicolas W Freeman Thesis Prize Calvin Dodd MacCracken Senior Ward Prize Elizabeth Maxey Thesis/Project Award Nicolette Christina D’Angelo ’19 Anna Lamkin Broome PROGRAM IN Kirit Vacilia Petra Limperis ’19 Lindsey Emma Conlan EAST ASIAN STUDIES Tin Danh Nguyen PROGRAM IN DANCE Leigh Buchanan Bienen and Henry Bienen Todd Joseph Smith Francis LeMoyne Page Dance Award Senior Thesis Prize Daniel Robert Stanley Logan Mackenzie Ruth Sander Ayla Mae Allen James Hayes-Edgar Palmer Prize in Anna Jayne Kimmel ECOLOGY AND Engineering Cecilia Shang EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Hans William Alexander Hanley Sally Jiao THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN Charles M. Cannon Memorial Prize Tabitha Naa jormour Lumour-Mensah Jeffrey O. Kephart ’80 Engineering Physics Donald Clive Stuart Jr. Memorial Award Award Leslie Kilham Johnson Book Prize Marcia Grace Brown ’19 Lamia Ateshian Mara Francesca Muslea ’20 Sonia Anna Howlett Meredith Foster Mihalopoulos Joseph Clifton Elgin Prize DEBATING AND PUBLIC Zachariah Allan Kish-De Giulio Senior Book Prize SPEAKING Mihika Kapoor Julie Pourtois Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate Lore von Jaskowsky Memorial Prize Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding in Politics Amanuella Alemayehu Mengiste Research Jaewon Kim, second place team Bernardo Pacini Thi An Lanh Le ’20, first place team Katherine Ida Angier Sinan Ozbay ’19, best speaker, first place Tau Beta Pi Prize team ECONOMICS Sara Fridovich-Keil Karthik Ramesh ’21, second place team Burton G. Malkiel *64 Senior Thesis Prize in Finance ENGLISH Junior Orator Medal Peter Gerald Holt Bain-Swigget Poetry Prize Rohit Keshav Dilip ’19, second place Katherine Johanna Edith Stiefel ’20 Pragya Malik ’19, first place Daniel L. Rubinfeld ’67 Prize in Empirical Sinan Ozbay ’19, second place Economics Charles William Kennedy Prize Flora Zeng-Ni Wang Alejandro Samuel de la Garza Lynde Debate Prize Allison Lee Berger, first place team Halbert White ’72 Prize in Economics Class of 1859 Prize James Patrick Hintson, first place team Brandon Joel Tan Sara Claire Królewski James Patrick Hintson, second place speaker John Glover Wilson Memorial Award Class of 1870 Junior Prize Jaewon Kim, first place speaker, first place Diego Vives Toro Annabel Quinn Barry ’19 team Lucina Caroline Schwartz ’19 Carolyn Ellen Liziewski, second place Senior Thesis Prize in Economics speaker, second place team Andrew Mark Hersh Class of 1870 Old English Prize Bharath Srivatsan, second place team Walter C. Sauer ’28 Prize Katrina Ellen Davies Aspen Wang, second place team Jessica Nana Li Katherine Rebecca Frain Kevin Brad Silverstein Maclean Prize Wolf Balleisen Memorial Prize Chuli Zeng Pragya Malik ’19 Matthew Halfnight McKinlay Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize Spencer Trask Debating Fund ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Eunice Lee ’20 Amna Amin ’21, best freshman debater James Patrick Hintson, first place Charles Ira Young Memorial Tablet and Class of 1883 English Prize for Academic Aspen Wang, most improved debater Medal Freshmen Hans William Alexander Hanley Isabel Griffith-Gorgati ’21 Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Extemporaneous Speaking Prize G. David Forney Jr. Prize Class of 1883 English Prize for Freshmen Amna Amin ’21, first place Sara Fridovich-Keil in the School of Engineering and Applied Preston Randolph Johnston ’21, second place John Ogden Bigelow Jr. Prize in Electrical Science Jonathan Alexander Ort ’21, second place Engineering Tessa Rose Flanagan ’21 Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Memorial Surin Lindsay Ahn Edward H. Tumin Memorial Prize Freshman Debating Prize Leif Ray Grosswiler Adetobi Osarume Moses Todd Joseph Smith Amna Amin ’21, first place Francis Biddle Sophomore Prize Preston Randolph Johnston ’21, second place Peter Mark Prize Isabel Clara Ruehl ’20 Shreyas Kumar ’21, second place Nathaniel Adam Kavaler

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850188 Morris W. Croll Poetry Prize PROGRAM IN HELLENIC STUDIES Grace Masback ’21, second place Alice Xu ’20 Hellenic Studies Senior Thesis Prize Rasheeda Saka ’20, book prize Cooper Gene Young ’20 Rachel Jordan Kovnat Adler MATHEMATICS The E. E. Cummings Society Prize of the Academy of American Poets HISTORY Andrew H. Brown Prize Eunice Lee ’20 C. O. Joline Prize in American History Simona Diaconu ’19 Julia Caroline Case-Levine Ishan Levy ’19 Thomas B. Wanamaker English Elizabeth Bailey McGee Language Prize Class of 1861 Prize Jahdziah Olive St. Julien Jasmine Wang Andrei Alexandru Graur ’20 Carter Kim Combe ’74 Prize in History Thomas H. Maren English Department George B. Covington Prize in Mathematics Senior Thesis Prize Sarah Megan Dinovelli Joshua Xu Wang Amy Naa Dedei Addo Laurence Hutton Prize in History Xiaoyu Xu Ward Mathis Prize Jonathan Grant Feld Middleton Miller ’29 Prize Alexandra Mary Spensley ’20 Prize in American History Enric Boix Charity Cii Young ’20 Jonathan Grant Feld Jessica Shi Peter A. Greenberg ’77 Memorial Prize PROGRAM IN Prize in Asian History ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Zaynab Zaman Eric Michael Neyman ’19 Murilo Corato Zanarella ’19 Peter W. Stroh ’51 Environmental Senior Walter Phelps Hall Prize in European Thesis Prize History MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE Julie Pourtois Claire Powell Jones ENGINEERING Connor Russell Pfeiffer Donald Janssen Dike Awards for Excellence FRENCH AND ITALIAN William Koren Jr. Memorial Prize in in Undergraduate Research Dorothea vanDyke McLane Prize in Italian History Henry Ha, second place co-winner Matthew Alessandro Bomparola ’21 Maria Dorothy Blesie Matthew Haynes Romer, first place Aidan Chodorow ’21 Jonathan Grant Feld Juan Sebastian Sepulveda Varon, second Camila Correa ’21 Ian Todd Iverson place co-winner Prix du Cercle Français, attribue par Christian George Pavlakos Enoch J. Durbin Prize for Engineering l’ Association Francophone de Princeton Innovation UNIVERSITY CENTER Isabel Farr O’Connell Madelyn Fellenzer Baron FOR HUMAN VALUES Ankita Ghoshal R. Percy Alden Memorial Prize in French University Center for Human Values Senior Annabelle Yu An Tseng ’19 Thesis Prize George Bienkowski Memorial Prize Elly Ann Brown Isabel Rose Cleff PROGRAM IN GENDER AND Tarik Dzanic SEXUALITY STUDIES Julia Caroline Case-Levine Edric Huang Joshua Chandler Freeman Suzanne M. Huffman Memorial Senior John Marshall II Memorial Award Thesis Prize in Women’s Studies PROGRAM IN LATIN Isabel Rose Cleff, first place Miles Dupuis Carey, third place AMERICAN STUDIES first place Bernardo Pacini, second place Liam Donovan Fitzgerald, Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize second place Jessica Sara Quinter, Maxwell Banks Grear Morgan W. McKinzie ’93 Senior Thesis Carolina Andrea Salazar Prize GEOSCIENCES Matthew Haynes Romer Arthur F. Buddington Award PROGRAM IN LAW AND Sau-Hai Lam *58 Prize in Mechanical and William Ayres Atkinson PUBLIC AFFAIRS Aerospace Engineering Benjamin F. Howell, Class of 1913, J. Welles Henderson ’43 Senior Thesis Prize Isabel Rose Cleff Catherine Anne Moran McDonough Junior Prize Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Emily Claire Geyman ’19 Jackson Stanley Springer Research Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, Prize in LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Environmental Geosciences Donald Edward Martocello III Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Hannah Tylee Tandy Fiona Ina Bell George Khoury ’65 Senior Prize for Nicolas Tomasik Krell Academic Excellence GERMAN LIBRARY John Barratt Finlay Mary Cunningham Humphreys Junior Elmer Adler Undergraduate Book Molecular Biology Senior Thesis Prize German Prize Zachary Nathan Flamholz Marc Antoine David Decitre Collecting Prize Patricia Hernández Allison Sarah Fleming Annabel Quinn Barry ’19, first place Madeline Clare Huber Spencer Alan Hadley Kiara Monique Gilbert ’21, third place Jillian Frances Silbert Alexander Lon Wendell Robinson Lavinia Liang, book prize 30

850188 Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Folasade Eula Runcie Jaewon Kim Research Elon Isaac Schmidt Swartz Bendeguz Offertaler ’19 John Barratt Finlay Charlie Benjamin Spira Robert-Iulian Raveanu ’20 Daniel D. Liu Noga Zaborowski Grace Margaret Sommers ’20 Yinan Zheng ’19 MUSIC Tomb Prize Lukas Frederick Novak Manfred Pyka Memorial Physics Prize Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Eric Llewellyn Sease Alexander Chen ’21 Sean Peter Decker Koert Chen ’21 DongGyun Kim PHYSICS Benjamin Arthur Freeman ’21 Gloria Enlin Yin Allen G. Shenstone Prize in Physics Jonathan Jacob Kutasov ’21 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Joseph Albert Abbate Shun Leung Frankie Lam ’21 Sejal Aggarwal ’19 Ellen Li ’21 Bayard and Cleveland Dodge Memorial Aizhan Akhmetzhanova ’20 Shengyuan Lu ’21 Prize Jasper Clifton Arnold ’20 Maria-Claudia Popescu ’21 Katherine Marie Tyler Raheem Muhaiyaddeen Barnett Michael Peter Psenka ’21 F. O. Kelsey Prize Mitchell John Bast ’20 Razvan-Octavian Radu ’21 Noreen Jeannette Andersen ’19 Catherine Charlotte Blume Seyoon Ragavan ’21 The T. Cuyler Young Award Helena Casademunt ’19 Saket Manish Shah ’21 Jeremy Neil Rotblat Milena Sri Chakraverti-Wuerthwein ’20 Devon Wood-Thomas ’21 Linhan Chen ’19 Stephen Wen-Liang Yan ’21 PROGRAM IN NEUROSCIENCE Rajeev Suchet Erramilli Yi Zhao ’21 The Class of ’43 Brinster Neuroscience Nina Andreyevna Filippova ’20 Award Gavin Trenchard Hall POLITICS Seong Jun Jang Emily Caroline Ho John G. Buchanan Prize in Politics Christin Y Park Richard Huang ’20 James Patrick Hintson Jonah Tov Hyman ’20 Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Politics OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND Christopher Turchik Jagoe Jr. Catherine Anne Moran McDonough FINANCIAL ENGINEERING Maximilian Joseph Jerdee ’20 Ahmet S. Cakmak Prize Joshua Leslie Latham ’20 Philo Sherman Bennett Prize in Politics Samuel Jacob Russell Jensen Tantikanjana Lo Elly Ann Brown Christina M. Walter Andrew Ma ’19 Katherine Elizabeth Cion Dr. Frank S. Castellana Prize in Operations Gabriele Montefalcone ’20 Stephen Whelan ’68 Senior Thesis Prize Research and Financial Engineering Jan Tuzlic Offermann for Excellence in Constitutional Law and Kevin Jie Sun Nondh Panithanpaisal Political Thought Minsu Park ’20 Elly Ann Brown Kenneth H. Condit Prize Jacob Arthur Pearcy Mikhael Gérardus Smits Jessica Ningjie Deng Tian Qin ’19 Evan Charles Lee Wood The New York Herald Prize Christopher Joel Russo ’20 Alexander Reid Gottlieb Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Zachary Austin Schoenfeld ’19 James Patrick Hintson Research Jean Jyoti Somalwar ’20 Aana Bansal Charles Nicholas Stahl PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL Kyle Thomas Marocchini Shiye Su ’20 INSTITUTE Yusha Yan Sun ’20 T. A. Barron Prize for Environmental PHILOSOPHY Benjamin Ayscue Taylor ’19 Leadership Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize Kun-Lin Tsai ’20 Christopher Dongsuk Shin Matthew Aaron Kritz Gabriel Toneatti Vercelli ’20 Elon Isaac Schmidt Swartz Teerit Jay Vongkovit ’19 PSYCHOLOGY Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics Himawan Wicaksono Winarto Edward E. Jones Memorial Prize Jaewon Kim Victor Gongjie Zhang ’20 Shriya Sekhsaria Yong Xu Zhang ’20 Alice Scott Longenbach George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Science Geoffrey Zheng ’20 Lukas Frederick Novak Laura Mariah Herman Eric Andrew Schulz Kusaka Memorial Prize in Physics Howard Crosby Warren Senior Prize Eric Llewellyn Sease Henry Allen Ando ’20 in Psychology Andrew Owen Brown ’20 Dickinson Prize Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Andrew John Charbonneau ’20 Layla Zeitoune Malamut Hila Ghersin Aditya Ramakrishna Cowsik ’20 Christin Y Park John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in Rohit Keshav Dilip ’19 Margaret Kasey Pecsok Metaphysics and Epistemology Harry Fosbinder-Elkins ’20 Shriya Sekhsaria Matthew Aaron Kritz Gabriel Gaitan ’19 David Mark Weiner Layla Zeitoune Malamut Jonah Herzog-Arbeitman ’19 31

850188 Miller-Schroeder Memorial Prize WOODROW WILSON Emily Alexandra Quirk, book prize SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS RELIGION Class of 1924 Award John Robinson Memorial Prize Alessia Azermadhi Jennifer Stephanie Silver Shobhit Kumar

OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS LIFE Donald Stokes ’51 Dean’s Prize Natalie Cook Fahlberg Kenneth Christopher Harris ’65 Diego Enrique Negrón-Reichard Memorial Award Sarah Ariyan Sakha Robia Amjad Nicholas Ming-Li Wu Anyssa Habiba Chebbi Nitasha Siddique Gale F. Johnston Prize in Public Affairs Molly Kathryn Bordeaux PROGRAM IN RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN, AND EURASIAN Lieutenant John A. Larkin Jr. Memorial STUDIES Prize Carmen Huynh Montgomery Raiser ’92 Thesis Prize Gabriel Joseph Arcaro Myron T. Herrick Prize Brittany Marie Henderson Jordan David Thomas R. W. van de Veld Award SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND Frishta Abdul Wali ’19 LITERATURES Jacqueline Lavian Berardo ’19 Nicholas Bachko Jr. Scholarship Prize Hamza Haneef Chaudhry ’19 in Slavic Languages and Literatures Paul James Greenbaum ’19 James Carson Welch III ’19 Julia Ann Herrle ’19 SOCIOLOGY Maria Angelica Jerez ’19 Amanda Huayuan Li ’19 Isidore Brown Academic Achievement Jake Millman ’19 Award Claire Ysrael Nussbaum ’19 Gabrielle Louisa Agus Aaron Xiao Sobel ’19 Isidore Brown Thesis Award Nicholas Wu ’19 Gabrielle Louisa Agus Woodrow Wilson School Senior Thesis Prize SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Mark Adi Goldstein Vicente Llorens Castillo Senior Prize in Spanish Kyle Michael Berlin Gabriela Isabel Molina

PROGRAM IN THEATER Francis LeMoyne Page Theater Award Alexandra Addison Vogelsang Lydia MacFarlane Watt

PROGRAM IN VISUAL ARTS Lucas Award in Visual Arts Gabrielle Chen Gabriella Chu Imani Noelle Ford Gabrielle Gibbons Gwyndolyn Elena Goldfeder Helen Lin Angélica María Vielma Jonathan Zong

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850188 Athletic Prizes Bayard W. Read, Class of 1926 Lightweight GOLF Crew Award Martin P. “Buff” Wohlforth ’76 Memorial GENERAL James H. Goble Award The Class of 1916 Cup James J. Sincavage Eric A. Mitchell Delaney E. Miller The Gordon G. Sikes Medal Tenley M. Shield Jesus Serrano Cendejas C. Otto v. Kienbusch Sportswoman ICE HOCKEY of the Year Award CROSS COUNTRY Vanessa D. Gregoire Elizabeth English Trophy The Rosengarten Cross Country Award Carly E. Bullock ’20 The William Winston Roper Trophy Sophia A. Cantine ’21, Freshman Charles R. Kanoff The Patty Kazmaier Award Gabrielle Forrest ’19, Varsity Kiersten M. Falck The Art Lane ’34 Citizen Athlete Award Matthew J. Grossman ’21, Freshman Abigail A. Finkelston Conor Lundy ’20, Varsity 1941 Championship Trophy Eric F. Robinson Ehidiamen Oboh Natalie Tung FENCING The Blackwell Trophy Maximilian Veronneau ’19 The George J. Mueller Award The Wanda P. Sieja Award Diana H. Chin Emily M. Schneider The Hobey Baker Trophy Allison Lee Augustin S. Wambersie Ryan P. Ferland ’21 Princeton Fencing Trophy BASEBALL The Richard F. Vaughan Cup Samuel I. Barmann ’20 Ryan P. Kuffner ’19 The Coach’s Baseball Trophy The Johnston Award (Varsity) Eli Z. Kimbell ’20 The Thomas J. Tucker ’95 Ironman Award Julian Knodt ’21 Matthew B. Nelson The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award Benjamin W. Gross FIELD HOCKEY LACROSSE Eli Z. Kimbell ’20 Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award Emily C. Goodfellow ’76 Women’s Lacrosse Elise Wong ’19 The Kafer Trophy Award Benjamin W. Gross Thorp Van Dusen Goodfellow ’41 Field Camille Sullivan Hockey Award The Kellogg Trophy The Connie McCallister Women’s Lacrosse Kathryn Ryan McCarthy Taylor C. Beckett ’21 Award Abigail A. Finkelston The William J. Clarke Award FOOTBALL Jesper E. Horsted ’19 Harland “Pink” Baker ’22 Award Scott P. Klurfeld ’74 Memorial Award Joseph Samuel Bonafede The Robert L. Peters Jr. ’42 Award Trevor D. Forbes ’21 Daniel P. Arendas ’86 The Charles W. Caldwell Memorial Trophy The Higginbotham Trophy Quentin Wolff Riley Thompson BASKETBALL The Class of ’52 Football Award The Howard Trophy Herbert W. Hobler ’44 Women’s Basketball Hayden H. Murphy Daniel F. Winschuh Award Leslie S. Robinson The Donold B. Lourie Award The John T. Schroeder Class of 1992 Men’s Collin Eaddy ’21 Lacrosse Award The B. F. Bunn Trophy Michael J. Sowers ’20 Amir J. Bell The Dr. Harry Roemer McPhee Award Mitchell L. Sweigart SOCCER CREW The Henry T. “Hank” Towns h82 Award The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial The Carol P. Brown ’75 Award Erik Ramirez Award Isabella D. Nappa Alessia Azermadhi The John P. Poe – Richard W. Kazmaier Jr. The Class of 1983 Award Football Trophy Women’s Soccer Award Melissa Curtis Charles R. Kanoff Vanessa D. Gregoire Riley A. MacAulay The Richard W. Colman Scholar-Athlete The David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup HEAVYWEIGHT CREW Award James C. Reiner The William Lyman Biddle Medal Richard J. Bush The Dr. William Trevor Trophy William B. Chance The Ronald A. Rogerson Award Moyin Opeyemi ’19 Mark J. Fossati LIGHTWEIGHT CREW The Robert Hauter Myslik ’90 Memorial Kurt S. Holuba Award David R. Covin ’91 Award John Patrick Lovett Gabriel Joseph Megan M. Mirabella

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850188 SOFTBALL The David A Benjamin Academic and Commissions and The Cindy Cohen Women’s Softball Award Athletic Achievement Award Danielle M. Dockx Benjamin J. Tso Military Awards The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial The George Myers Church Tennis Trophy COMMISSIONS Award David G. Roberts ’20 United States Army Mackenzie K. Meyer ’21 The Richard Swinnerton Trophy Natalie Fahlberg* The Patton-Poole Women’s Softball Award Ryan S. Seggerman ’21 Matthew Giannotti Megan E. Donahey ’20 Michael Markulec TRACK Samuel Rob* SQUASH The Nancy Kraemer Women’s Track Award Theodore Waldron* Edward W. Hobler ’39 Women’s Kennedy E. O’Dell *U.S. Army Cadet Command Distinguished Military Squash Award The Babb Trophy Graduate (top 20 percent of all cadets nationwide) Olivia H. Fiechter Jeff G. Hollis ’21 United States Navy The Lexi Anastos Trophy The Bonthron Trophy Christina Onianwa Kira E. Keating Carrington E. Akosa Commissions are awarded by the United States The George C. McFarland Jr. Squash Award Mitchel A. Charles Departments of the Army and the Navy Abhimanyu S. Shah August S. Kiles Komron J. Shayegan The Morgan Award MILITARY SCIENCE AWARDS Noah J. Kauppila SWIMMING Garrett H. O’Toole George C. Marshall Award Class of 2000 Susan S. Teeter Award William Paulson Samuel Rob Madelyn R. Veith The Myers Award Distinguished Military Graduate Award Friends of Princeton Swimming Award for Delaney E. Miller Natalie Fahlberg Women Lane M. Russell Samuel Rob Sophia M. Marusic ’21 Theodore Waldron The Larry Ellis Alumni Award The Class of 1974 Women’s Swimming Sarah B. Anderson ’83 Department of the Army Superior Award Cosmo P. Santullo ’78 Cadet Award Elsa C. Welshofer Samuel Rob The Jerry Horton Award for Women’s Most VOLLEYBALL COL J. A. Barton Campbell ’62 Award Valuable Swimmer Bayley S. Dixon ’07 Women’s Volleyball Theodore Waldron Joanna E. Curry ’19 Award Robert L. McLean ’52 Award Mary Claire Bartlett The Women’s Freshman Swimming Award Natalie Fahlberg Sine W. Scribbick ’21 The Morgan McKinzie Men’s Volleyball Alumni and Friends of Princeton University The Dermod F. Quinn Memorial Award Award ROTC Honorarium Ehidiamen Oboh Tyler C. Sullivan Natalie Fahlberg The John Alan Swabey Memorial Trophy WATER POLO Matthew Giannotti Aaron I. Glas ’20 Michael Markulec Women’s Water Polo Tiger Award Samuel Rob Tigar L. Cyr ’20 Haley Wan Theodore Rob The Matthew R. Weiner Class of 2002 Scott A. C. Roche ’94 Memorial Water Polo C. Rob Orr Award Award Zachary T. Buerger Ryan P. Hammarskjold The War Memorial Trophy WRESTLING Zachary T. Buerger The Gifford Trophy The William B. Nash II Memorial Award Matthew Kolodzik ’20 Colten W. Young ’21 The Hooker Trophy TENNIS Patrick T. Brucki ’21 Lewis S. Kraft ’44 Tennis Trophy The Treide Trophy Catalina Vives ’19 Jonathan Y. Schleifer The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award Katrine I. Steffensen, Women Luke J. Gamble, Men

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850188 Major Fellowships and Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Jingyi Sun ’16 Prize Fellowship Erica Yuh-Ting Tsai ’16 Scholarships, 2017–18 Lavinia Liang Roger Wolcott Van Peski Beinecke Scholarship Katherine Marie Tyler Sarah Yang Wang Elizabeth Yitong Yang Nicolette Christina D’Angelo Erika Lynn Ward Claire Marie Zarakas ’16 Churchill Scholarship Marshall Scholarship Christopher Tiancheng Zhang John Barratt Finlay Shruthi Rajasekar Rebecca Zhang ’15 Clarendon Scholarship Mellon Mays Undergraduate ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowship Jamie Lee Shenk ’16 Fellowship Isaac Njojo Treves Kenji Francis Cataldo ’20 Natalie Chung Wei Tung Martin A. Dale ’53 Fellowship Yousef Mohamed Elzalabany ’20 Rhodes Scholarship J. David Lind Jaylin Joanne Lugardo ’20 Xiaodi Tang Matthew Ryan Oakland ’20 Jordan David Thomas Rasheeda Saka ’20 Fulbright Grant Rotary Global Grant Sarah Kim Baber, South Korea Mellon Associate Samuel Chambers Rob Carolyn Elizabeth Beard, Germany Oluwatoyin Jera Edogun ’20 Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Scholarship Jessica Lee Chambers, Spain Hans William Alexander Hanley Catherine Chen, Germany National Institutes of Health Jennifer Stephanie Silver Zachariah Allan DeGiulio, Tanzania Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research Training Award Patrick Daniel Dinh, Macau Scholars in the Nation’s Service Rachel A. Dubin ’17, Germany Aaron Adrian Gurayah Initiative Allison Sarah Fleming, Austria Dina Raju Chotrani Dinara Gabdrakhmanova ’16, Spain National Science Foundation Caroline Dwyer Jones David Taylor Hinojosa ’15, Spain Fellowship John Leon Parton Clarissa Glenn Kimmey ’16, Mexico Diego Etiony Aldarondo Caitlin McEvoy Quinn David Francis Perlman ’16, Mexico Dylan James Altschuler Miranda Rosen, United Kingdom Marissa Claire Applegate ’16 Schwarzman Scholarship Jeremy Neil Rotblat, Tajikistan Lamia Ateshian Conleigh Rebecca Byers ’15 Shefali Jain ’17 Jillian Frances Silbert, Spain Jooho Shin Crystal Chang-Ann Wang, Malaysia Elliot S Chang ’16 Benjamin Angel Chang ’14 Rebecca Gilley Singer Emma Catherine Watkins, United Kingdom Joseph Oliver Tobin III ’14 Rebecca Chi-May Weng, South Korea Carolyn Chen ’16 Christopher Tiancheng Zhang, Germany Isabella Pratt Douglas ’17 Science, Mathematics, and Anjalie Elena Sehgal Field ’15 Research for Transformation James C. Gaither Junior Gitanjali Elisabeth Gnanadesikan ’14 Scholarship Fellowship, Carnegie Endowment Isabella Natalie Grabski Danielle Christine Coates for International Peace Abigail Kate Grosskopf ’17 James Patrick Hintson Hans William Alexander Hanley Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship Sally Jiao for New Americans Gates Cambridge Scholarship Sreela Kodali Allan Anwar Jabri ’15 Lisa Seung-Yeon Lee ’15 Adam Geller Berman Samuel Heeju Kim ’15 Akash Levy Kaamya Varagur Yessica Martinez ’15 Katherine Marie Lim Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Bethlee M. Lindor Witherspoon Scholarship Ryan Christopher Chen ’19 Frances Rose Lu ’16 Sara Claire Krolewski Donald Edward Martocello Hertz Fellowship Anne Margaret Maslan ’15 Yenching Academy Scholarship Dina Avrahama Sharon ’14 Casandra Daisy Monroe Jacob Grant Hamel Jason Patrick Mulderrig Guillaume Pierre Prévot ITO Foundation Scholarship Isabelle-Emmannuella Nogues ’15 Alexander Justin Lin Matthew O’Rourke ’17 Sarah Anne Sacco ’16 Knight-Hennessy Scholarship Andrew George Sharo ’16 Brett Timothy Diehl ’15 Dina Avrahama Sharon ’14 Gabriel Joseph Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Jessica Shi Evan Joseph Soltas ’16

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850188 Valedictory Oration Advanced Degrees

Kyle Michael Berlin Presentation to the president, by Dean of Bachir El Khadir, Operations Research and the Graduate School Sarah-Jane Leslie, Financial Engineering of candidates for advanced degrees; Ryan W. Evans, Chemistry The valedictory is awarded by vote of conferral of the degrees by the president. Emily Eyestone, French and Italian the faculty to one of the highest-ranking Languages and Cultures candidates for bachelor degrees. The Noel Foster, Politics special qualifications of a student as Master of Arts Jonathan Yunshan Gao, Economics valedictorian are taken into account, as Sumegha Garg, Computer Science well as scholastic standing. DEGREE AWARDED Pierre Yves Gaudreau Lamarre, Operations 16 SEPTEMBER 2017 Research and Financial Engineering Ariel Dove Haines Gewirtz, Quantitative and Xuyuan Ai, Geosciences Computational Biology Ayten Ozge Akmandor, Electrical Zoe Hope Gibbons, English Engineering Nathan David Gibson, Politics Mert Al, Electrical Engineering Michael Ross Glass, History Gerasimos Angelatos, Electrical Engineering Joseph Emmanuel Glynias, History Noah Joseph Apthorpe, Computer Science Liora O’Donnell Goldensher, Sociology Teal Arcadi, History Josh K. Goldstein, Woodrow Wilson School of Bright Arthur, Molecular Biology Public and International Affairs Amir Reza Asadi, Electrical Engineering Wenyan Gong, Operations Research and Levon Avanesyan, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Financial Engineering Jared Seth Greenberg, English Junhwan Alexander Bae, Electrical Jamie John Gruffydd-Jones, Woodrow Wilson Engineering School of Public and International Affairs Cavit Baran, Economics Christopher Martin Gupta, Music Bruno Baranek, Economics Austin Hancock, French and Italian Stefano Baratuche, Economics Languages and Cultures Carolyn Louise Barnett, Politics Mark William Harris, Philosophy Charles August Behr, History Rachel Lee Harris, Geosciences Bridget Behrmann, French and Italian Zecheng He, Electrical Engineering Languages and Cultures Jane Marie Hines, Music Anna Belonog, Economics Robert William Horne, Politics Arjun Nitin Bhagoji, Electrical Engineering Mengya Hu, Mechanical and Aerospace Ulrike Bialas, Sociology Engineering Eric Charles Blow, Electrical Engineering Bo-Yuan Huang, Electrical Engineering Jonathan Williams Boschetto, Music Ding Huang, Electrical Engineering Megan Christine Brand, Politics Derek Man Hon Hung, Plasma Physics Eli Benjamin Cadoff, Molecular Biology Weiguang Huo, Electrical Engineering Grace Anne Carey, Anthropology Wonjoon Hwang, Politics Charlotte Hsien-Wei Chang, Ecology and Yeohee Im, Electrical Engineering Evolutionary Biology Alper Inecik, Economics Ting-Jung Chang, Electrical Engineering Kyonne-Joy Grant Isaac, Psychology Shawn Michael Cheeks, Atmospheric and Paul Jonathan Jackson, Electrical Engineering Oceanic Sciences Elisa Maria Jacome, Economics Xiaowen Chen, Physics Jacob M. Jaslove, Molecular Biology Sophie Hue Louise Chopin, French and Italian Languages and Cultures Lena Min Ji, Mathematics Riccardo Antonio Cioffi, Economics Galileu Kim, Politics Maxwell Walker Coar, Civil and Nicole Danielle Kliewer, Politics Environmental Engineering John Bodian Klopfer, Economics Matthew David Cocci, Economics Karolina Koziol, Anthropology Brendan Michael Cooley, Politics Akshay Krishna, Electrical Engineering Daniel Brendan Cooney, Applied and Hsin-Ya Kuo, Chemistry Computational Mathematics Mathilde Le Moigne, Economics Chaya Yvonne Crowder, Politics Nongchao Li, Operations Research and Emily Ann Cuddy, Economics Financial Engineering Robin A. Dembroff, Philosophy Zongxi Li, Operations Research and Joseph Lawrence Durante, Electrical Financial Engineering Engineering Benjamin Lindquist, History Naoki Egami, Politics Qipeng Liu, Computer Science Emmanuel Chibueze Ekwedike, Operations Wei Lu, Molecular Biology Research and Financial Engineering Nicholas James Lutsko, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

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850188 Cong Ma, Operations Research and Financial Diana Xi Sun, Chemistry Cynthia Gerlein-Safdi, Civil and Engineering Aaron Daniel Tayler, Politics Environmental Engineering Fermi Ma, Computer Science Johan Andreas Trovik, Politics Christopher-Marcus Gibson, Philosophy Meng Ma, Electrical Engineering David Eduardo Villalobos Paz, Mathematics RL Goldberg, English Miles Ian Hamilton Macallister, History Kevin Amilcar Villegas Rosales, Electrical Ryan Taylor Goodman, Spanish and Omer Malik, Electrical Engineering Engineering Portuguese James S L Mao, Politics Maximilian Jochen Vogler, Economics Angelina Grigoryeva, Sociology Aaron Lee Match, Atmospheric and Oceanic Elsa Voytas, Politics Diksha Gupta, Neuroscience Sciences Andrew Walker-Cornetta, Religion Melinda Hope Haas, Politics James David McClain, Chemistry Kaizheng Wang, Operations Research and Matthew Robert Hammerle, Woodrow Wilson Matthew Ian McDonald, History Financial Engineering School of Public and International Affairs Lucas Ryan McMahon, History Yaotian Wang, Electrical Engineering Charles Diamond Hankin, Spanish and Madeline Claire McMahon, History Carolyn Jo Watts, Music Portuguese Dong Hoon Nam, Mathematics Boya Wen, Mathematics Jonathan Klein Henry, Religion Misha Nechay, Chemistry William Pietro Whitham, History Lunyang Huang, Economics Ila Nimgaonkar, Molecular Biology Taylor Paige Winfield, Sociology Alexander Albert Kerchner, Politics Seth Richard Olsen, Physics Alexander Caleb Wise, Economics Michael Robert Kistner, Politics Murat Ozatay, Electrical Engineering Christopher John Wordingham, Mechanical Janet Amanda Kong-Chow, English Wystan Neil Palmer, Chemistry and Aerospace Engineering Tzvi Aryeh Lamm, Religion John Paul Paniagua, History Yantao Wu, Physics Brian Thomas Lee, Religion In Young Park, Politics Niharika Yadav, History Mark Daniel Letteney, Religion Maxwell William Parlin, Slavic Languages Weikun Yang, Computer Science Maofeng Liu, Civil and Environmental and Literatures Zhuoran Yang, Operations Research and Engineering Ryan James Parsons, Sociology Financial Engineering Isabel Margaret Lockhart Smith, English Charles Linfield James Patrick, Electrical Elizabeth A. Yankovsky, Atmospheric and Ivan Lopez Munuera, School of Architecture Engineering Oceanic Sciences Mauricio Alejandro Loyola Vergara, School of Yaritza Del Carmen Perez, Psychology Hongxu Yin, Electrical Engineering Architecture Felice Marie Physioc, History Jianing Ying, Economics Sean Patrick McFadden, Spanish and Anton Johann Pluschke, Germanic Languages Deying Yu, Mechanical and Aerospace Portuguese and Literatures Engineering Ali Michael Mctar, English Niranjani Prasad, Computer Science Andy Zeng, Computer Science Rafael Mendes de Oliveira, Computer Science Kaspar Piotr Pucek, History Cyril Xi Yao Zhang, Computer Science Joseph Carter Moore, Philosophy Simon Quach, Economics Fengyu Zhang, Electrical Engineering Julia Christine Morse, Woodrow Wilson Zachary R. Quine, Chemistry Hongce Zhang, Electrical Engineering School of Public and International Affairs Abhishek Raj, Electrical Engineering Patricia Zhang, Chemistry Rebecca Kristine Napolitano, Civil and Environmental Engineering Ohad Reiss Sorokin, History (History of Yue Zhang, Psychology Science) Meseret Geremew Oldjira, Art and Archaeology Pëllumb Reshidi, Economics DEGREE AWARDED Chase Jarid Padusniak, English Tracy Ellen Reuter, Psychology 18 NOVEMBER 2017 Lucy Hannah Partman, Art and Archaeology David John Robertson, History (History of Yasmina Aidi, Spanish and Portuguese Daniel Oliver Peacock, Art and Archaeology Science) Sotirios Apostolakis, Computer Science Talmo Domiciano Pereira, Neuroscience José María Rodríguez Valadez, Politics Nathan Hoffman Ashe, English Evgenii Safonov, Economics Bart-Jan René Maria Polman, School of Kimberly Bain, English Architecture Vivek Sampathkumar, Economics Sarah Beytelmann, French and Italian Ekaterina Pukhovaia, Near Eastern Studies Braddock Alexander Sandoval, Chemistry Languages and Cultures Mouktik Raha, Electrical Engineering Siddhartha Sarkar, Electrical Engineering Eleftherios Bolkas, Mathematics Alexander J. Riordan, Neuroscience Simon Niklas Maria Schmickler, Economics Jonathan Tyler Boyd-Meredith, Neuroscience Abigail Marie Sargent, History Katharina Isabel Schmidt, History Ingrid Brioso Rieumont, Spanish and Portuguese Yonghyun Song, Quantitative and Ariel Schvartzman Cohenca, Computer Computational Biology Science Davit Buniatyan, Computer Science Jennifer Soong, English Ari Seff, Computer Science Colleen Petrena Campbell, Sociology Alexander Bremner Upjohn Beatson, Becket Jack Wood Sempliner, Mathematics Shuk Ying Chan, Politics Computer Science Yair Shenfeld, Operations Research and Brandon de la Cuesta, Politics Enzo Enrique Vasquez Toral, Spanish and Financial Engineering Berta del Río Alcalá, Spanish and Portuguese Portuguese Karan Singh, Computer Science Cristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience Sara G. Verskin, Near Eastern Studies Xue Song, Physics Jin Du, Molecular Biology Jamal Anton Williams, Neuroscience George Leopold Sorg-Langhans V, Economics Rebecca Lynn Faulkner, Religion Alice Misun Yoon, Neuroscience Jeni Christine Sorli, Chemical Engineering Weston Taylor Fleming, Neuroscience Xiaoxi Zhang, Classics Aaron Jeffrey Stamper, History Zachary Jacob Foster, Near Eastern Studies Julia Ann Ida Stone, History (History of Richard Allan Gagliardi III, Politics Science) Daniela Gandorfer, Comparative Literature

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850188 DEGREE AWARDED Chiara Benetollo, Comparative Literature Kyle John Oskvig, Classics 20 JANUARY 2018 Rachel Judith Rubin Bergmann, Comparative Preethi Pallegar, Physics Jelena Popovic Basta, Molecular Biology Literature Robert Wesley Pipal, Chemistry Cora Nicole Betsinger, Molecular Biology Lingzhi Cai, Chemical Engineering Philip Andrew Provencher, Chemistry John Colin Bradley, Philosophy Francisco Jose Carrillo, Chemical Sarah Jane Reibstein, Sociology Katelyn Camille Cook, Molecular Biology Engineering Carmen Rosenberg-Miller, Art and Alexis Jasmine Cowan, Molecular Biology SeongHyuk Cho, Chemical Engineering Archaeology Peter Andrew Czajka, Physics Kezia Anne Chuaqui, Philosophy Javier Roulet, Physics Ryan Scott Davis, Mechanical and Aerospace Kyle Christopher Clark, Near Eastern Studies Samuel Saskin, Physics Engineering Phillip Douglas Clayman, Chemistry Matthew Schumann, Near Eastern Studies Nicole Drummond, Neuroscience Jeremy Solomon Cohen, Sociology Corwin Shiu, Physics Lindsey Brooke Eikenburg, Psychology Diana Cristobal Olave, School of Architecture Jacob Benjamin Simmonds, Mechanical and Katherine Kjellstrom Elgin, Woodrow Wilson Cevat Dargin, Near Eastern Studies Aerospace Engineering School of Public and International Affairs Jacob Samuel DeHovitz, Chemistry Darshan Myron Sivaloganathan, Quantitative Andrew Esteves, Molecular Biology Rocky Leo Diegmiller, Chemical Engineering and Computational Biology Gabriella Aurora Ferrari, Slavic Languages Elizabeth Ans Durham, Anthropology Timothy Anders Stoll, Philosophy and Literatures Nikita Susan Dutta, Mechanical and Linpeng Tang, Computer Science Daniel Saul Fess, Mathematics Aerospace Engineering Eric Isaac Teitelbaum, School of Architecture Saumyashree Ghosh, History Cameron Thomas Ellis, Psychology Steven Ellignton Tignor, Chemistry Akash Goel, Physics Christopher Louis Gonzalez, Chemical Nicholas Alexander Till, Chemistry Robin Gomila, Psychology Engineering Sijie Tong, Mechanical and Aerospace Isaac Timothy Harrison Louth, English Aaron Goodman, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Guanhua He, Molecular Biology Engineering Daniela Rosario Urbina Julio, Sociology Samuel Lloyd Higginbotham, Physics Yi-Chun Huang, Mechanical and Aerospace Diana Sofia Valverde Mendez, Physics Engineering Timothy Howard, Molecular Biology Melissa Faye Verhey, French and Italian Rebecca Ann Johnson, Sociology Siddhartha Gautama Jena, Molecular Biology Languages and Cultures Brett Andrew Karlan, Philosophy Ziming Ji, Physics Leon Zhonghao Wang, Chemical Engineering Caitlin Elizabeth Karyadi, Art and Benjamin Weiner, Physics Allen K. Kim, History Archaeology Na Yeon Kim, Psychology Justin Lee Willson, Art and Archaeology Jacob Alexander Kautzky, Chemistry Hugh Sutcliffe Wilson, Quantitative and Hannah Louise Lemonick, Near Eastern Chinmay Chandrashekhar Khandekar, Studies Computational Biology Electrical Engineering Jiayi Janet Xu, Sociology Xiaoxuan Li, Molecular Biology Denise Koller, Art and Archaeology Ximing Li, Chemistry Nan Xue, Mechanical and Aerospace Daniel Kozuch, Chemical Engineering Engineering Elizaveta Mankovskaya, Slavic Languages Julienne LaChance, Mechanical and and Literatures Omar Rakhaa Yehia, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering Joel Eduardo Martinez Higuera, Psychology Makoto Ajit Lalwani, Chemical Engineering Linfeng Zhang, Applied and Computational Kristofer Cavin Meehan, Mechanical and Kyle Alan Landrum, Philosophy Mathematics Aerospace Engineering Daniel Sieh Wing Lee, Quantitative and Simone Ximeng Zhang, Sociology Matthew Thomas Moschella, Physics Computational Biology Wenxuan Zhang, Chemical Engineering Shinjung Nam, Anthropology Wonjae Lee, Physics Yuan Zhang, Philosophy Nishant Pappireddi, Molecular Biology Xiaoyu Liu, Chemical Engineering Hongyu Zhong, Chemistry Jacob Plagmann, Comparative Literature Gabrielle Haley Lovett, Chemistry Hongxuan Zhu, Plasma Physics Fedor Popov, Physics James Charles Loy, Physics Chuhan Zong, Chemistry Nicholas Andrew Roy, Neuroscience Nancy Bui Lu, Chemical Engineering Raghuvansh Raj Saxena, Computer Science Bradley Joseph Lukasak, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED Kristina Marie Solorio, Molecular Biology Ian Daniel Lundberg, Sociology 5 JUNE 2018 Nathan Edward Stobaugh, Art and Alicia Bette Magann, Chemical Engineering Archaeology Dorit Aviv, School of Architecture Dainan Mao, Chemistry Elise Wang, Comparative Literature John Dalton Barr, Chemistry Alexander Meehan, Philosophy Jim Heau Wu, Physics Benjamin Adam Burgess, Computer Science Mayank Misra, Woodrow Wilson School of Ping Wu, Molecular Biology Ciro Cabal Ruano, Ecology and Evolutionary Public and International Affairs Biology Xinwei Yu, Physics Timothy Charles Murphy, Computer Science Yi-Che Chang, Chemistry Alejandro Naranjo Sandoval, Philosophy DEGREE AWARDED Shuang Chen, Population Studies 14 APRIL 2018 Matthew Raymond New-Tolley, Mechanical Tiffany Quantine Chen, Chemistry and Aerospace Engineering Timothy Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Olaoluwatoni Ayomitide Alimi, Religion Jessica Hoi-Mun Ngan, School of Architecture Engineering Nareman Amin, Religion Gandalf Nicolas, Psychology Amanda Rachel Cheong, Sociology Ana Emilia Arguello, Chemistry Lev A. Nikulin, Slavic Languages and Gina Junghee Choi, Art and Archaeology Vlad Bacauanu, Chemistry Literatures Munji Choi, Politics Yuzhou Bai, East Asian Studies Ryan John O’Mara, Population Studies Luuk Otmar de Boer, Classics Lena Barrett, Chemical Engineering

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850188 Calvin Deng, Mathematics Shuwen Yue, Chemical Engineering Master of Architecture, Étienne Gallant, Chemistry Masoud Zargar, Mathematics Christopher Hale, Population Studies Minhao Zhai, Religion School of Architecture Lucas Price Henry, Ecology and Evolutionary Jessica Lauren Zung, Ecology and DEGREE AWARDED Biology Evolutionary Biology 5 JUNE 2018 Hannah Michelle Korevaar, Population Studies Mark Vincent Acciari Sarah Iva Kurtoic, Chemistry Master of Fine Arts Georgina Charlotte Baronian Robert Daniel Becker Robert Andre LeDesma, Molecular Biology DEGREE AWARDED Anran Li, Molecular Biology 5 JUNE 2018 Kateryna Bilyk Junyi Liu, Chemistry Ying Qi Chen Jenny Margaret Beck, Music (Composition) Chao Ma, Applied and Computational Katie Yeh Chiu Mathematics Ivan Nicholas Cisneros Arunesh Mathur, Computer Science Master of Arts in Near Samuel Raymond Clovis Samuel David McDougle, Psychology Jacob Elliot Comerci Xiao Mi, Physics Eastern Studies Oluwabunmi Fayiga Alexandra Suzanne Middleton, Anthropology DEGREE AWARDED Michaela Friedberg Marina Miguel Bedran, Spanish and 5 JUNE 2018 Leen Katrib Portuguese Yujun Mao Kaidi Gao Lucia Mocz, Mathematics Isidoro Michan Guindi Alexander Dobbin Long Georgios Moschidis, Mathematics Juan Rodrigo L. Salazar Michael Axel Palmer, Chemical Engineering Kyle Edward Schumann Lue Pan, Mathematics Master in Finance, Gillian Marie Shaffer Lindsey Kay Richter, French and Italian Bendheim Center for Tyler Jason Suomala Languages and Cultures Xiaoran Xu Hunter Hiatt Ripberger, Chemistry Finance Eda Yetim Kurt David Ristroph, Chemical Engineering Amanda Grace Savagian, Ecology and DEGREE AWARDED Evolutionary Biology 5 JUNE 2018 Master in Public Affairs, Jessica Feigenbaum Schwab, Psychology Pierre Rene Ruben Bayle Woodrow Wilson Campbell Peyton Shiflett, Music Jonathan Daniel Berk Riley Robert Skeen-Gaar, Quantitative and Hamza Chiheb School of Public and Computational Biology Vennela Devabhaktuni International Affairs Hannah Bailey Smagh, Art and Archaeology Enzo Alexandre Fiorentino Ramina Sotoudeh, Sociology Chenyu Gong DEGREE AWARDED 5 JUNE 2018 Monica Grace Stanton, English Yingyi Gu Charles Henry Stibitz, Mathematics Astik Gupta Samantha Megan Adelberg Sheera Shimona Talpaz, Comparative Zhenxiong Han Ana Cristina Alonso Soria Literature Kai He Swetha Balachandran Christopher Kai Tokita, Ecology and Wenyi He Christine Blumauer Evolutionary Biology Paula Henriquez Avila Alexander William Frontis Brockwehl Maria Belen Unzueta, Sociology Eric Horton Marissa R. Brodney Yury Ustinovskiy, Mathematics Yiheng Huang Alessandra Alise Brown Anibal Patricio Velozo Ruiz, Mathematics Nikita Karpov Chloe Carter Brown Archit Verma, Chemical Engineering Christopher M. Lanctot Mariella Haughwout Castaldi Joanna Vickery, Art and Archaeology Xuefan Li Sean Andrew Chen Zoe Merrill Volenec, Ecology and Zhe Li Shehab Chowdhury Evolutionary Biology Hanfei Mao Amy Lynn Coppernoll Liana Fay Wait, Ecology and Evolutionary Jacob Tyler Cruz Biology Alberto Martelli Gustavo Mena Martín Elías De Simone Mackenzie Thomas Walls, Chemical Sebastian John Devlin-Foltz Engineering Puneet Singh Karina Michelle Edouard Xuanqing Wan, Chemical Engineering William Ruirui Yu Michael Anthony Fletcher Shuo Wang, Chemical Engineering Yaojun Yu Seleeke Farwene Flingai Victor Young Wang, Mathematics Qi Zhang Amber Marie Forbes Melanie Weber, Applied and Computational Rulan Zheng Mathematics Xiran Zhu Sasha Renee Frankel Junho Whang, Mathematics Elizabeth Mary Garlow Yang Xia, Mechanical and Aerospace Eva A. Ghirmai Engineering Elaine Freda Golden Edward Young, Physics Devin Dineen Gould Phillip Wendel Hernandez

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850188 Cleo Lacy Hirsch Master in Public Policy, Claudia Veronica Roberts, Computer Science Carol Huang Andrew James Rock, Civil and Environmental Zehra Ijaz Woodrow Wilson Engineering Samuel Kanson-Benanav School of Public and Nikunj Umesh Saunshi, Computer Science Alexandra Elise Kasdin Thomas Frederick Schaffner, Computer Stefan Kondic International Affairs Science Tomer Kremerman DEGREE AWARDED Peter Yichen Wang, Civil and Environmental Kristen Lee Kruger 5 JUNE 2018 Engineering Amy Li Matthew Montague Appleton Lydia Ruth Pfotenhauer Lo Rahul Bojja Master of Engineering Carla Beatriz López Castañeda Juan Pablo Castro Vargas Elizabeth Jean Martin Kevin John DiFalco DEGREE AWARDED 20 JANUARY 2018 Stefanie Marie Mavronis Anita Gupta Margaret Clay Menold Peter Galway Hoy Akash Kapoor, Computer Science Margaret Mary Mullins Michael Benjamin Kachel Mayank Mahajan, Computer Science Marcelo Ulises Norsworthy Yuka Kitamatsu Kaihori Yueyang Qiu, Computer Science Christine Marie Östlund Elizabeth Karen Lee Albert H. Pak Elizabeth Litchfield DEGREE AWARDED 5 JUNE 2018 Madeleine Elisabeth Gowen Parker Mary Anastasia McGlasson Nicholas Salvatore Patané Aparna Ray Yiran Fan, Computer Science Kalie Hwei-Gen Pierce Alonso Soto Joya Ashley Sarah Kling, Computer Science Aparna Thangam Ramesh Stefan Willem Szepesi Gautam Sharma, Computer Science Qazi Mamunur Rashid Abraham Trindle Ashley Jihye Thomas, Computer Science Matthew Richardson Charles Kevin Wilson Natalie Wilkinson, Computer Science Rachel Rothgery Zhelun Wu, Computer Science Nicole Marie Russo Aya Saed Master of Science in Richard Cecil Sambasivam Engineering Doctor of Philosophy Jessica Suzanne Sarriot DEGREE AWARDED Caitlin Kaiser Schoenfelder DEGREE AWARDED 16 SEPTEMBER 2017 Pratibha Shrestha 16 SEPTEMBER 2017 Vasyl Alba, Physics James Michael Smyth Litian Liu, Electrical Engineering Carolina Alvarado, English Hanna Lee Snider Tara Charlotte Nealon, Mechanical and Thomas William Barrett, Philosophy Tom Gelernter Stanley-Becker Aerospace Engineering Bridget Behrmann, French and Italian Benjamin Ayers Reimold, Mechanical and Ellen Anne Steele Languages and Cultures Aerospace Engineering Jordan Michael Stockdale Aaron Michael Blankstein, Computer Science Aaron Alfred Tobert Alexander K. Bollfrass, Public and Kent Troutman DEGREE AWARDED 18 NOVEMBER 2017 International Affairs Anna Godfriedovna Okutu Twum Edna Bonhomme, History (History of Mili Chachyamma Varughese Xiang Gao, Mechanical and Aerospace Science) Engineering Sergio Venegas Marin Cara Elisabeth Brook, Ecology and Zacharia Patrick Wahls Evolutionary Biology DEGREE AWARDED James Oladipupo Williams 14 APRIL 2018 Katlyn Marie Carter, History Lauryn Denise Sallie Williams Charlotte Hsien-Wei Chang, Ecology and Laura Kathleen Cheyenne Williamson Jeffry Kimura Lew, Mechanical and Evolutionary Biology Aerospace Engineering Hope Elizabeth Alden Wollensack Po-Hsuan Chen, Electrical Engineering and Teresa Marie Wolverton Neuroscience DEGREE AWARDED Zhu Chen, Chemical Engineering Anna Demetra Yalouris 5 JUNE 2018 Andi Cam Zhou John Joseph Chin, Politics Oluwatosin Courage Victor Adewale, Amber Aziz Zuberi Wai Yee Chiong, Art and Archaeology Computer Science Natalia I. Córdova Sánchez, Neuroscience Veronica Alexandra Boyce, Civil and Geoffrey Paul Dann, Molecular Biology Environmental Engineering Joshua Harvey Daskin, Ecology and Qizhe Cai, Computer Science Evolutionary Biology Pranjit Kumar Kalita, Computer Science Mircea Rasvan Davidescu, Ecology and Mikhail Khodak, Computer Science Evolutionary Biology Vivek Kumar, Civil and Environmental Seth Davidovits, Astrophysical Sciences Engineering (Plasma Physics) Annie Xiao Jun Levine, Civil and Robin A. Dembroff, Philosophy Environmental Engineering Kenan Sebastian Diab, Physics Mark Anthony Martinez, Computer Science

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850188 Whitby Vernon Ishmael Eagle, Molecular Wystan Neil Palmer, Chemistry Alta Ying Fang, Mechanical and Aerospace Biology Haotian Pang, Electrical Engineering Engineering Ryan W. Evans, Chemistry Sarthak Parikh, Physics Zachary Jacob Foster, Near Eastern Studies Lin Fei, Physics Ruoming Peng, Electrical Engineering Yaosheng Fu, Electrical Engineering Karla Kristine Frietze, Molecular Biology Alexander Philippov, Astrophysical Sciences Jacob James Funk, Operations Research and Denia Garcia, Sociology Zachary R. Quine, Chemistry Financial Engineering Fabien Georget, Civil and Environmental Robyn Dora Radway, History Michael Anthony Fusella, Electrical Engineering Leslie Beth Ribovich, Religion Engineering Daniel Thomas Goetz, Economics Amy Cha Yu Riggs, Art and Archaeology Cynthia Gerlein-Safdi, Civil and Environmental Engineering Munan Gong, Astrophysical Sciences Daniel Edward Ruiz, Astrophysical Sciences Andre Gontijo Campos, Chemistry (Plasma Physics) Mojgan Ghasemi, Electrical Engineering Miyabi Goto, East Asian Studies Emmanuel Sébastien Schaan, Astrophysical Yogesh Goyal, Chemical Engineering Jamie John Gruffydd-Jones, Public and Sciences Onur Günay, Anthropology International Affairs Marcia Catherine Schenck, History Julio Enrique Herrera Estrada, Civil and Anjuli Ishani Gunaratne, English and William John Schultz, History Environmental Engineering Interdisciplinary Humanities Yu Shen, Physics Alexander Holiday, Chemical Engineering Christopher Martin Gupta, Music Eric Leon Shi, Astrophysical Sciences In-Jee Jeong, Mathematics Nikhil Anand Gupta, Economics (Plasma Physics) Granton Adarsh Jindal, Chemical Engineering Andrew Thomas Hartnett, Physics Yuki Shiraito, Politics Eduardo Lerro, Comparative Literature Eugene A. Hillsman, History Kedron Pyle Silsbee, Astrophysical Sciences Kathryn Li, Sociology Robert James Hirsch, Philosophy Chang Sun, Economics Ashley Linder, Neuroscience Maximilian Anton Hirschberger, Physics Grigory Tarnopolskiy, Physics Maofeng Liu, Civil and Environmental Shuay-Pwu Patty Ho, Physics Oskar Niko Timo Thoms, Politics Engineering Peter Gregory Johannessen, Politics and Andrew Robert Tilman, Ecology and Tengyu Ma, Computer Science Social Policy Evolutionary Biology Moein Malekakhlagh, Electrical Engineering Madison Korinne Kilbride, Philosophy Anna Taylor Trugman, Atmospheric and Henry Hughes Mattingly, Chemical John Bodian Klopfer, Economics Oceanic Sciences Engineering Mary Alice Kroeger, Politics and Social Luis Fernando Valencia Rueda, Music Rafael Mendes de Oliveira, Computer Science Policy Marc Volovici, History Caroline Reilly Milne, Public and So Kubota, Economics Rurun Wang, Chemistry International Affairs Martina Lessio, Chemistry KatieAnna Elizabeth Wolf, Computer Science Lee Mordechai-Recanati, History Molly Lester, History Nathaniel Zlotkin Wolfson, Spanish and Julia Christine Morse, Public and Wenyang Li, Molecular Biology Portuguese International Affairs Erin Chi-yu Lin, Politics Wei Wu, Religion Tiffany Tang Moy, Electrical Engineering Yinyu Liu, Physics Sheng Yang, Mechanical and Aerospace Yonatan Naamad, Computer Science Alexander Lorestani, Molecular Biology Engineering Cory Musgrave Nichols, Philosophy Olga Lositsky, Neuroscience Deying Yu, Mechanical and Aerospace Yue Qin, Public and International Affairs Nicholas James Lutsko, Atmospheric and Engineering Jorge Iván Quintana Navarrete, Spanish and Oceanic Sciences Ge Zhang, Chemistry Portuguese John Patrick Lutz, Chemistry Patricia Zhang, Chemistry Rajesh Hampapur Ranganath, Computer Science Ayesha Sanchita Mahmud, Demography and Ruixiang Zhang, Mathematics Social Policy Tianwei Zhang, Electrical Engineering Emily Catherine Hawley Riley, History Omer Malik, Electrical Engineering Boxiao Zheng, Chemistry Andrej Risteski, Computer Science Martín Ignacio Marimón, History Yao Zhou, Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma Brendon Charles Rose, Electrical Engineering Alan Michael Marmelstein, Chemistry Physics) James Rumsey-Merlan, Comparative Literature María Paula Mateo Fernández Caso, Geosciences DEGREE AWARDED Aliyah Meena Shanti, Music Anne Louise McCabe, Molecular Biology 18 NOVEMBER 2017 Andrew Curtis Shaver, Public and International Affairs James David McClain, Chemistry Kurt F. Adams, Religion Katherine Alexis Siemon, History Lisa Celine McManus, Ecology and Leila Adu-Gilmore, Music (Composition) Evolutionary Biology Yonghyun Song, Quantitative and Yasmin Fatima Afsar, Electrical Engineering Computational Biology Christoph Mikulaschek, Politics Yehuda Elia Altabet, Chemical Engineering Joseph Christopher James Stanford, Physics Kevin John Miller, Neuroscience Maya Katrien Buchanan, Public and Adam Thal, Politics Zitsi Mirakhur, Demography and Social International Affairs Sara G. Verskin, Near Eastern Studies Policy Olivier Burtin, History Xiaoli Wang, Electrical Engineering David G. Moak, History Tat Loon Chng, Mechanical and Aerospace Wangui Monica Muigai, History (History of Engineering Xiangtao Xu, Geosciences Science) Emily J. Dalton, Comparative Literature Liesl Marie Jensen Yamaguchi, Comparative Literature Emily Spencer Nelson, Quantitative and Cristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience Computational Biology Jian Zhou, Quantitative and Computational Yuyang Fan, Mechanical and Aerospace Biology Onur Onel, Chemical Engineering Engineering Javier Padilla, English

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850188 DEGREE AWARDED Andrew David Edwards, History DEGREE AWARDED 20 JANUARY 2018 Romain Reda Ferrali, Politics 5 JUNE 2018 Joseph. T Bedford, Architecture Anna Phyllis FitzMaurice, Atmospheric and Michail Alifierakis, Chemical Engineering Nicole Gillett Brown, Art and Archaeology Oceanic Sciences Victoria Aschheim, Music Ryan Scott Davis, Mechanical and Aerospace Peter Holden Fox, Art and Archaeology Emad Hanzala Atiq, Philosophy Engineering Pareesa Ameneh Golnari, Electrical Jane Wilson Baldwin, Atmospheric and Patrick Luiz Sullivan De Oliveira, History Engineering Oceanic Sciences Jacob Andrew March Friedman, Music Vanessa Grossman, Architecture Natalie Lynn Berkman, French and Italian Zoe Hope Gibbons, English Alexandria Leigh Hammons, Molecular Languages and Cultures Hanna Golab, Classics Biology and Neuroscience Farzan Beroz, Physics Angelina Grigoryeva, Sociology Bryan William Heck, Molecular Biology Kijan Alexia Bloomfield, Religion Yile Gu, Chemical Engineering Eric Douglas Hubble, Philosophy Koushiki Bose, Operations Research and Ruth Kathryn Halvey, Spanish and Saarah Jappie, History Financial Engineering Portuguese Benjamin Bryant Johnson, Politics Giulia Brancaccio, Economics Elizabeth Lauren Hochberg, Spanish and Victoria Juharyan, Slavic Languages and Ioannis Branikas, Economics Portuguese Literatures Nhung Trang Bui, Politics Abra Levenson, Art and Archaeology Allison Whitney Kenney, Sociology Clayton Phillip Byers, Mechanical and Che-yu Liu, Operations Research and Emily Margaret Kern, History (History of Aerospace Engineering Financial Engineering Science) Burcin Cakir, Electrical Engineering Jingbo Liu, Electrical Engineering Chinmay Chandrashekhar Khandekar, Huiwen Chang, Computer Science Ling Liu, Chemistry Electrical Engineering Shoumitro Chatterjee, Economics Adrianna Renee Loback, Neuroscience Heather B. Kugelmass, Sociology Ireri Elizabeth Chávez Bárcenas, Music Ping Lu, Civil and Environmental Simon Pierre Antoine Leblanc, Applied and Ting-Hsuan Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Computational Mathematics Engineering and Materials Science Robert Nazarian, Atmospheric and Oceanic Adam Jared Lerner, Philosophy Steve Kang Hoon Choi, Physics Sciences Xiaoyuan Li, Civil and Environmental Jessica Mae Cooper, Anthropology Engineering Saurabh Pant, Politics Chad Augustine Córdova, French and Italian Dmitry Pozharskiy, Chemical Engineering Xin Lin, Electrical Engineering and Materials Languages and Cultures Science Joshua Rivas, French and Italian Languages Gregory Lincoln Davies, Mechanical and and Cultures Dainan Mao, Chemistry Aerospace Engineering Elvira R. Sayfutyarova, Chemistry Jonathan Seelye Martin, Germanic Languages Anne Marissa Edmundson, Computer Science and Literatures Benjamin Eli Schaffer, Civil and Linsey Nicole Edwards, Sociology and Social Environmental Engineering William David Mulhearn, Chemical Policy Engineering Amanda Lynn Siemann, Civil and Brahim Benmbark El Guabli, Comparative Environmental Engineering Jacob Haines Nichols, Astrophysical Sciences Literature (Plasma Physics) Adam Joseph Stevens, Chemistry Niklas Engbom, Economics Matthew K. Nielsen, Chemistry Christopher Scott Tignor, Music Xinyi Fan, Electrical Engineering Ruth Amelia Ochs, Music Elise Wang, Comparative Literature Joel C. Finkelstein, Psychology Anna Crindell Offit, Anthropology Yuanda Xu, Applied and Computational Colby Kipp Fisher, Civil and Environmental Mathematics Kara Lynn Olive, Music Engineering Rosalind Aimee Parry, English Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics DEGREE AWARDED Yajun Peng, Geosciences Hongxin Gao, Chemistry 14 APRIL 2018 Irene Raitman Khutorskoy, Molecular Biology Patricia Daniela Garcia, Molecular Biology Anthony Richard Acciavatti, History Gregory Ryan Shimamura, Molecular Biology Brian Paul Gingrich, English (History of Science) and Interdisciplinary Timothy Anders Stoll, Philosophy Felipe Marques Goncalves, Economics Humanities Nathaniel Ariel Tabris, Philosophy Ignacio González Galán, Architecture Wen Yih Aw, Molecular Biology Alexander Norman Tait, Electrical Ross Michael Granowski, Mathematics Engineering Rachel Elizabeth Baker, Public and Sheng Guo, Chemistry Linpeng Tang, Computer Science International Affairs Allison Elizabeth Hall, Molecular Biology Robert George Michael Barton, Comparative Xiaoyu Tang, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Georgina Hall, Operations Research and Literature Financial Engineering Mathura Yalini Umachandran, Classics Abraham Jacob Berkovitz, Religion Tae Jun Ham, Electrical Engineering Thomas Steven Bertalan, Chemical Melissa Faye Verhey, French and Italian Languages and Cultures Jiequn Han, Applied and Computational Engineering Mathematics Alexander Steven Wamboldt, Anthropology Anna Francesca Bonnell Freidin, Classics Ella Hattie Haselswerdt, Classics Bella Xiang-Jun Wang, Politics Yutong Chen, Applied and Computational Daniel Joseph Herbst, Economics Mathematics Eaming Wu, Comparative Literature LaTasha Renee Holden, Psychology Rachel Elizabeth Cristy, Philosophy Fu Yu, Computer Science Brittany Leigh Holom, Politics Marni Simone Crow, Molecular Biology Chuhan Zong, Chemistry Michael Patrick Howard, Chemical Marcelo da Rocha Lima Diego, Spanish and Engineering Portuguese Jingjie Hu, Mechanical and Aerospace Angela R. 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850188 Janam Jhaveri, Electrical Engineering and DongWon Oh, Psychology Yuhou Xia, Mathematics Materials Science Robert Frederick Pagels, Chemical Siyuan Xian, Civil and Environmental Zeyu Jin, Computer Science Engineering Engineering Colette E. Johnson, English Lue Pan, Mathematics Bin Xu, Physics Gary Kane, Psychology Kendall Cox Park, Sociology Benjamin Garry Young, Economics Sergii Kiiashko, Economics Raymond Theodore Perkins III, Operations Edward Young, Physics Ugne Klibaite, Quantitative and Research and Financial Engineering Masoud Zargar, Mathematics Computational Biology Sébastien Philippe, Mechanical and Gengyan Zhang, Electrical Engineering Guangyong Koh, Physics Aerospace Engineering Haoyu Zhang, Computer Science Artem Kotelskiy, Mathematics Geoffrey Eugene Purdum, Chemical Qi Zhang, Electrical Engineering Daniel John Kriz, Mathematics Engineering Yibin Zhang, Mechanical and Aerospace Emanuela Kucik, English Megan Helen Quinn, English Engineering Ashley Elizabeth Lazevnick, Art and Kalyani Ramnath, History Bingyu Zheng, History Archaeology Sneha Prakash Rath, Molecular Biology Yanqi Zhou, Electrical Engineering James Lee, Politics Mark Razhev, Economics Ziwei Zhu, Operations Research and Jacqueline Mun Yi Leung, Ecology and Joan Ricart-Huguet, Politics Financial Engineering Evolutionary Biology Lindsey Kay Richter, French and Italian David Zuluaga Martínez, Politics Garrett Darl Lewis, Politics Languages and Cultures Wenkai Liang, Mechanical and Aerospace Morgan Jean Robinson, History Engineering Elizabeth Ann Rowland, Molecular Biology Jeffrey Michael Lipshultz, Chemistry Jonathan Alexander Russell, Music Feng Liu, Electrical Engineering (Composition) Junwei Lu, Operations Research and Jakob Schlockermann, Economics Financial Engineering Molly Kathleen Schnell, Economics Jonathan Francis MacArt, Mechanical and Jessica Feigenbaum Schwab, Psychology and Aerospace Engineering Social Policy Margaret Anne MacGibeny, Molecular David Barron Schwartz, Sociology Biology Melda Sezen Edmonds, Chemical Alyssa Justine Maldonado-Estrada, Religion Engineering Hannes Mandel, Germanic Languages and Xiaojie Shi, Mathematics Literatures Michael John Siedlik, Chemical Engineering Sara R. Marcus, English and Interdisciplinary Geoffrey Thomas Sigalet, Politics Humanities Allison Kara Simi, Chemical Engineering Logan Ryan Matthews, Chemical Engineering Michael Ambrose Crawford Smith, French Amanda Ilene Mazur, Comparative Literature and Italian Languages and Cultures Jesse Dylan McCarthy, English Sophie Theresa Spirkl, Applied and Stefan James McCarver, Chemistry Computational Mathematics Samuel David McDougle, Psychology and Kimberly Lauren Stachenfeld, Neuroscience Neuroscience Lindsey Stephenson, Near Eastern Studies Lauren McGough, Physics Charles Henry Stibitz, Mathematics Graham James McKee, Economics Irene Elizabeth Stroud, Religion Darcy McRose, Geosciences Hari B. Subedi, Mechanical and Aerospace Maria Dolores Melendreras-Reguero, Spanish Engineering and Portuguese Neereja Mythili Sundaresan, Electrical Ulrike Andrea Meyer Stump, Art and Engineering Archaeology Sheera Shimona Talpaz, Comparative Xiao Mi, Physics Literature Tim L. Michiels, Civil and Environmental Alexander James Tkalych, Chemistry Engineering Yury Ustinovskiy, Mathematics Lucia Mocz, Mathematics Marie Alienor van den Bosch, Politics Sinead Elizabeth Morris, Ecology and Sean Harris Vanatta, History Evolutionary Biology Anibal Patricio Velozo Ruiz, Mathematics Georgios Moschidis, Mathematics Emil Verner, Economics Kelsey Christina Moss, Religion Mark Edwin Walker, Public and International Lukas Friedrich Gerhard Muechler, Chemistry Affairs Dmitry Mukhin, Economics Yao Wang, Mathematics Jude Christopher Nelson, Computer Science Taylor Whittington Webb, Psychology and Lucas Quoc Nguyen, Chemistry Neuroscience Jessica Rose O’Rourke-Suchoff, Comparative Junho Whang, Mathematics Literature Akil Tarik Word-Daniels, Electrical Ingrid Mikulik Ockert, History (History of Engineering and Materials Science Science) Yihan Wu, Chemistry

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850188 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards Honorific Fellowships Program and School Fellows Gordon Y. S. Wu Graduate Fellowship in Engineering Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship Centennial Fellowship Alta Ying Fang, Mechanical and Aerospace Cristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience Carolina Alvarado, English Engineering Adam Jared Lerner, Philosophy Jane Wilson Baldwin, Atmospheric and Yogesh Goyal, Chemical and Biological Georgios Moschidis, Mathematics Oceanic Sciences Engineering Alexander Philippov, Astrophysical Sciences Angela R. Dixon, Sociology Georgina Hall, Operations Research and Kalie Hwei-Gen Pierce, Woodrow Wilson Cristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience Financial Engineering School Joel C. Finkelstein, Psychology Tae Jun Ham, Electrical Engineering Rajesh Hampapur Ranganath, Computer Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics Julio Enrique Herrera Estrada, Civil and Science Jacqueline Mun Yi Leung, Ecology and Environmental Engineering Neereja Mythili Sundaresan, Electrical Evolutionary Biology Michael Patrick Howard, Chemical and Engineering Garrett Darl Lewis, Politics Biological Engineering Yinyu Liu, Physics Zeyu Jin, Computer Science Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Nicholas James Lutsko, Atmospheric and Xiaoyuan Li, Civil and Environmental Fellowship Oceanic Sciences Engineering Emad Hanzala Atiq, Philosophy James David McClain, Chemistry Ping Lu, Civil and Environmental Engineering Giulia Brancaccio, Economics Samuel David McDougle, Psychology Moein Malek Akhlagh, Electrical Engineering Rachel Elizabeth Cristy, Philosophy Xiao Mi, Physics Yile Gu, Chemical and Biological William David Mulhearn, Chemical and Wangui Monica Muigai, History of Science Biological Engineering Engineering Matthew K. Nielsen, Chemistry Emily Margaret Kern, History of Science Geoffrey Eugene Purdum, Chemical and Wystan Neil Palmer, Chemistry Biological Engineering Eduardo Lerro, Comparative Literature Elvira R. Sayfutyarova, Chemistry Brendon Charles Rose, Electrical Engineering Yinyu Liu, Physics Emmanuel Sébastien Schaan, Astrophysical KatieAnna Elizabeth Wolf, Computer Science Sara R. Marcus, English Sciences Jonathan Seelye Martin, German Sophie Theresa Spirkl, Applied and Laurance S. Rockefeller Graduate Lukas Friedrich Gerhard Muechler, Chemistry Computational Mathematics Prize Fellowship in the University Wangui Monica Muigai, History of Science Grigory Tarnopolskiy, Physics Center for Human Values Molecular Biology Andrew Robert Tilman, Ecology and Sneha Prakash Rath, Emad Hanzala Atiq, Philosophy French and Italian Evolutionary Biology Lindsey Kay Richter, Katlyn Marie Carter, History Languages and Cultures Yuhou Xia, Mathematics Jessica Mae Cooper, Anthropology Andrew Curtis Shaver, Woodrow Wilson School Donald and Mary Hyde Fellowship Brahim Benmbark El Guabli, Comparative Literature Michael Ambrose Crawford Smith, French Zachary Jacob Foster, Near Eastern Studies and Italian Languages and Cultures Emily Margaret Kern, History of Science Sophie Theresa Spirkl, Applied and Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Madison Korinne Kilbride, Philosophy Computational Mathematics Scholars Adam Jared Lerner, Philosophy Adam Thal, Politics Angela R. Dixon, Sociology Anna Crindell Offit, Anthropology Taylor Whittington Webb, Psychology Niklas Engbom, Economics Irene Elizabeth Stroud, Religion Liesl Marie Jensen Yamaguchi, Comparative Felipe Marques Goncalves, Economics Elise Wang, Comparative Literature Literature Angelina Grigoryeva, Sociology David Zuluaga Martínez, Politics Harold W. Dodds Fellowship Heather B. Kugelmass, Sociology Lloyd E. Cotsen Junior Fellow Ayesha Sanchita Mahmud, Population Studies Javier Padilla, English Thomas William Barrett, Philosophy Christoph Mikulaschek, Politics Lindsey Stephenson, Near Eastern Studies Anna Francesca Bonnell Freidin, Classics Julia Christine Morse, Woodrow Wilson Robert James Hirsch, Philosophy School Mathura Yalini Umachandran, Classics John Bodian Klopfer, Economics Wangui Monica Muigai, History of Science President’s Fellowship Tengyu Ma, Computer Science Kalyani Ramnath, History Leila Adu-Gilmore, Music Kevin John Miller, Neuroscience Molly Kathleen Schnell, Economics Edna Bonhomme, History of Science Julia Christine Morse, Woodrow Wilson Emil Verner, Economics School Chad Augustine Córdova, French and Italian Sébastien Philippe, Mechanical and Francis Upton Fellowship in Languages and Cultures Aerospace Engineering Engineering Natalia I. Córdova Sánchez, Neuroscience Marni Simone Crow, Molecular Biology Burcin Cakir, Electrical Engineering Wallace Memorial Fellowship in Linsey Nicole Edwards, Sociology Xinyi Fan, Electrical Engineering Engineering Oluwabunmi Fayiga, School of Architecture Neereja Mythili Sundaresan, Electrical Jingbo Liu, Electrical Engineering Engineering Felipe Marques Goncalves, Economics Michael John Siedlik, Chemical and Xiaoli Wang, Electrical Engineering LaTasha Renee Holden, Psychology Biological Engineering Emanuela Kucik, English Christopher M. Lanctot, Bendheim Center for Finance

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850188 Alyssa Justine Maldonado-Estrada, Religion Blue Waters Graduate Caitlin Kaiser Schoenfelder, Woodrow Wilson Jesse Dylan McCarthy, English Fellowships School Woodrow Wilson Lauren McGough, Physics Michael Patrick Howard, Chemical and Zacharia Patrick Wahls, Kelsey Christina Moss, Religion Biological Engineering School Emily Spencer Nelson, Quantitative and Computational Biology Carter Manny Award for Doctoral IBM Ph.D. Fellowship Raymond Theodore Perkins III, Operations Dissertation Writing Tengyu Ma, Computer Science Research and Financial Engineering Vanessa Grossman, School of Architecture Daniel Edward Ruiz, Plasma Physics Japan Foundation Fellowship Amanda Lynn Siemann, Civil and Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Wai Yee Chiong, Art and Archaeology Environmental Engineering Dissertation Fellowship Miyabi Goto, East Asian Studies Anna Taylor Trugman, Atmospheric and Chad Augustine Córdova, French and Italian Oceanic Sciences Mellon American Council of Languages and Cultures Learned Societies Dissertation Anna Godfriedovna Okutu Twum, Woodrow Elise Wang, Comparative Literature Wilson School Completion Fellowship Akil Tarik Word-Daniels, Electrical Chateaubriand Fellowship in Jessica Mae Cooper, Anthropology Engineering Humanities and Social Sciences Angelina Grigoryeva, Sociology Vanessa Grossman, School of Architecture Major External Fellowships Metropolitan Museum of Art Sylvan Curatorial Fellowship at the C. Coleman and Pam Coleman American Association of University Grunwald Center for the Graphic Memorial Fund Fellowship Women Arts Ashley Elizabeth Lazevnick, Art and Archaeology Anna Francesca Bonnell Freidin, Classics Peter Holden Fox, Art and Archaeology Aparna Thangam Ramesh, Woodrow Wilson School Department of Energy Microsoft Research Ph.D. Computational Science Graduate Fellowship American Council of Learned Fellowship Huiwen Chang, Computer Science Yanqi Zhou, Electrical Engineering Societies Dissertation Completion Seth Davidovits, Plasma Physics Fellowship Ashley Elizabeth Lazevnick, Art and Department of Energy Fusion Myhrvold-Havranek Innovative Archaeology Energy Sciences Fellowship Thinking Fellowship Grigory Tarnopolskiy, Physics Wei Wu, Religion Jacob Haines Nichols, Plasma Physics American Heart Association Dolores Zohrab Liebmann NASA Earth and Space Science Postdoctoral Fellowship Fellowship Fellowship Cynthia Gerlein-Safdi, Civil and Wen Yih Aw, Molecular Biology Zoe Hope Gibbons, English Environmental Engineering American Society for Engineering Fulbright Institute of International Julio Enrique Herrera Estrada, Civil and Education SMART Scholarship Education Graduate Environmental Engineering Alexander Philippov, Astrophysical Sciences Zachary R. Quine, Chemistry Andre Gontijo Campos, Chemistry Paula Henriquez Avila, Bendheim Center for National Academy of AmeriCorps Fellowship Finance Program Education Spencer Dissertation Anna Crindell Offit, Anthropology Fellowship Zitsi Mirakhur, Population Studies Katherine Alexis Siemon, History Adam Thal, Politics Daniel Joseph Herbst, Economics Georges Lurcy Charitable National Cancer Institute AmeriCorps Segal Education and Educational Trust Lurcy Award Predoctoral to Postdoctoral Fellowship for Study in France Fellow Cleo Lacy Hirsch, Woodrow Wilson School David G. Moak, History Sneha Prakash Rath, Molecular Biology Association for Jewish Studies Google Ph.D. Fellowship in Dissertation Completion National Defense Science and Graphics Engineering Graduate Fellowship Po-Hsuan Chen, Electrical Engineering Abraham Jacob Berkovitz, Religion Anne Marissa Edmundson, Computer Science Hamilton Fellowship Michael Patrick Howard, Chemical and Biological Engineering Beinecke Scholarship Yonghyun Song, Quantitative and Logan Ryan Matthews, Chemical and Adam Jared Lerner, Philosophy Computational Biology Biological Engineering Leslie Beth Ribovich, Religion Harry S. Truman Scholarship Lisa Celine McManus, Ecology and Foundation Evolutionary Biology Geoffrey Eugene Purdum, Chemical and Emily Catherine Hawley Riley, History Biological Engineering

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850188 Rajesh Hampapur Ranganath, Computer Michael John Siedlik, Chemical and Taiwanese Government Study Science Biological Engineering Abroad Scholarship Plasma Physics Chemistry Daniel Edward Ruiz, Adam Joseph Stevens, Po-Hsuan Chen, Electrical Engineering Electrical Mechanical and Aerospace Neereja Mythili Sundaresan, Hari B. Subedi, Ting-Hsuan Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Engineering Engineering Yibin Zhang, Mechanical and Aerospace Alexander Norman Tait, Electrical Engineering Engineering United States Air Force Anna Taylor Trugman, Atmospheric and Fellowship National GEM Consortium Oceanic Sciences Kevin John DiFalco, Woodrow Wilson School Fellowship KatieAnna Elizabeth Wolf, Computer Science Claudia Veronica Roberts, Computer Science National Sciences and Engineering United States Military Services Akil Tarik Word-Daniels, Electrical Fellowship Coast Guard Engineering Research Council of Canada Fellowship Charles Kevin Wilson, Woodrow Wilson School National Institute of Health Ruth L. Zhu Chen, Chemical and Biological Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual Engineering Wenner Gren Foundation National Research Service Mircea Rasvan Davidescu, Ecology and Fellowship Award Evolutionary Biology Abraham Jacob Berkovitz, Religion Marni Simone Crow, Molecular Biology Jacob James Funk, Operations Research and Jessica Mae Cooper, Anthropology Gary Kane, Psychology Financial Engineering Margaret Anne MacGibeny, Molecular Joseph Christopher James Stanford, Physics Wyeth Foundation Predoctoral Mathematics Biology Junho Whang, Fellowship National Science Foundation New Jersey Commission on Brain Ashley Elizabeth Lazevnick, Art and Graduate Research Fellowship Injury Research Fellowship Archaeology Yasmin Fatima Afsar, Electrical Engineering Karla Kristine Frietze, Molecular Biology Jane Wilson Baldwin, Atmospheric and Teaching Awards Oceanic Sciences New Jersey Commission on Thomas William Barrett, Philosophy Cancer Research Predoctoral E-Council Excellence in Teaching Thomas Steven Bertalan, Chemical and Fellowship Award Biological Engineering Allison Kara Simi, Chemical and Biological Georgina Hall, Operations Research and Koushiki Bose, Operations Research and Engineering Financial Engineering Financial Engineering Logan Ryan Matthews, Chemical and Cara Elisabeth Brook, Ecology and Onassis Foundation Fellowship Biological Engineering Evolutionary Biology Michail Alifierakis, Chemical and Biological Charlotte Hsien-Wei Chang, Ecology and Engineering Graduate School Teaching Award Evolutionary Biology Jessica Feigenbaum Schwab, Psychology Kenan Sebastian Diab, Physics Robert H. N. Ho Family Cristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience Foundation Program in Buddhist Quin Morton Graduate Teaching Alta Ying Fang, Mechanical and Aerospace Studies Award for Instructors in the Engineering Wei Wu, Religion Princeton Writing Program Joel C. Finkelstein, Psychology Morgan Jean Robinson, History Colby Kipp Fisher, Civil and Environmental Samsung Scholarship Engineering Tae Jun Ham, Electrical Engineering Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics In-Jee Jeong, Mathematics Denia Garcia, Sociology Bryan William Heck, Molecular Biology Siebel Scholars Granton Adarsh Jindal, Chemical and Janam Jhaveri, Electrical Engineering Biological Engineering Tengyu Ma, Computer Science John Bodian Klopfer, Economics Rafael Mendes de Oliveira, Computer Science Daniel John Kriz, Mathematics Claudia Veronica Roberts, Computer Science Jacqueline Mun Yi Leung, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Smithsonian Predoctoral Nicholas James Lutsko, Atmospheric and Fellow Oceanic Sciences Patrick Luiz Sullivan De Oliveira, History John Patrick Lutz, Chemistry Abra Levenson, Art and Archaeology Samuel David McDougle, Psychology Lauren McGough, Physics Social Sciences and Humanities Anna Crindell Offit, Anthropology Research Council of Canada Robert Frederick Pagels, Chemical and Fellowship Biological Engineering Melissa Faye Verhey, French and Italian Elizabeth Ann Rowland, Molecular Biology Languages and Cultures

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850188 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Sanjeev Kulkarni, of recipients of awards for sustained records of excellence in undergraduate- and graduate-level teaching by Princeton University faculty members.

Eduardo L. Cadava Martin F. Semmelhack Professor of English Professor of Chemistry His colleagues note that Eduardo Cadava is recognized Martin Semmelhack has inspired generations of students as one of the most dedicated, innovative, and throughout his four decades at Princeton. He has taught inspirational teachers in the humanities at Princeton. countless undergraduates organic chemistry, a field His undergraduate students describe him as “brilliant, that requires them to understand and communicate inspiring, indefatigable, and one of the rare teachers with a new language based on molecular structures. who serves to teach his students outside of the His colleagues admire his ability to capture the magic classroom as much as he does inside.” His pedagogical of organic chemical reactions in ways that are easily interdisciplinary reach is unsurpassed; over his 30 understood by beginning students. His stellar teaching years at Princeton, he has taught or cross-listed courses record indicates that he has been unusually effective. A in at least 10 other departments. Professor Cadava is former student says, “Professor Semmelhack is a teacher dedicated to making the University community one in who transcends the classroom and, analogous to many of which learning and growth for all students is always his organic chemistry equations, transforms eager young paramount. minds into intellectually curious and rigorous scientists.”

Casey Lew-Williams Jacqueline I. Stone Assistant Professor of Psychology Professor of Religion A 2018 alumnus unequivocally says that Casey Lew- Jacqueline Stone teaches courses in Buddhism and Williams is the definition of a distinguished educator. Japanese religions. A colleague notes that Professor A developmental psychologist, he studies language Stone’s course “Buddhist World of Thought and acquisition and co-directs the Princeton Baby Lab, Practice” has “become vital at Princeton. . . . The true which examines how babies and young children learn to gauge of the success of this course is Stone’s gentle and see, talk, and understand the world. He boasts a portfolio careful work to move students beyond what might be of innovative research and outstanding mentoring, and an initial romance with Buddhism and to immerse them never hesitates to serve his department and the whole in a complex world of religion, history, and culture.” University. His colleagues in psychology suspected he In addition to her innovative teaching, she receives would be a great teacher when he was hired, but he’s accolades for how she guides students’ independent more than exceeded their expectations. His passion for work. One graduate alumnus says, “There is really no his students’ learning exemplifies the best of teaching at other way to say it: Jacqueline Stone is simply the best Princeton. adviser on the planet.”

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850188 Retirements

Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Administrative, Professional Elmer H. Fredd, Principal Engineer, Sanjeev R. Kulkarni, of the retiring Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory members of the faculty, administration, Library, Professional Guo-Yong Fu, Principal Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and staff. Researcher, Professional Cass Garner, Manager, Finance and Specialist, and Support Administration, Humanities Council Staffs Thomas E. Geherty III, Maintenance Faculty Assistant and AV Coordinator, Woodrow TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Wilson School Peter P. Brooks, Lecturer with the Rank of OR MORE OF SERVICE Gary Joseph Gibilisco, Technical Assistant I, Professor in Comparative Literature and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory University Center for Human Values Mary E. Aaen, Executive Assistant, Princeton Ellen W. Goellner, Manager, Princeton Atelier Frank P. Calaprice, Professor of Physics University Investment Company Ann Halliday, Associate Secretary, Office of Jane Flint, Professor of Molecular Biology Alice L. Argento, Administrator, Office of Finance and Treasury, Asset Administration the Vice President and Secretary John F. Haldon, Shelby Cullom Davis ’30 Laurel Berner Harvey, Project Manager, Professor of European History; Professor of Mounir N. Awad, Senior Engineer, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Mpala Research Center, Office of the History and Hellenic Studies Provost Gilbert H. Harman, James S. McDonnell Mary Elizabeth Banfield,Executive Assistant, Facilities, Office of the Vice President Robert Herskowitz, Senior Technician, Distinguished University Professor of Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Philosophy Peter Francis Bell, Custodian, Facilities, Operations Patricia S. Heslin, Manager, Finance and Robert A. Kaster, Kennedy Foundation Administration, Department of German Professor of Latin Language and Literature; James E. Benchoff, Senior Technician, Principal Research Professor of Classics Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Kenneth Wayne Hill, Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Planning and Control Elliott H. Lieb, Eugene Higgins Professor of Anthony F. Bleach, Laboratory Physics; Professor of Mathematical Physics Officer, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Jane Ellen Holmquist, Astrophysics, Manuel-Angel G. Loureiro, Professor of Mathematices, and Physics Librarian, Assistant Spanish and Portuguese Kathleen Frances Bozowski, Princeton University Library, Research and Director, Parking Services and Data François M.M. Morel, Albert G. Blanke, Instructional Services Jr., Professor of Geosciences; Professor Systems, University Services, Campus Services Marilyn J. Hondorp, Senior Administrative of Geosciences and the Princeton Assistant, Princeton Plasma Physics Administrative Assistant, Environmental Institute Amy Carmody, Laboratory Facilities, Engineering and Campus Energy Thomas Romer, Professor of Politics and Joel Carlton Hosea, Department Head, Scientific Instrumentation Public Affairs Michael Alan Carr, Experiment Department, Princeton Plasma Engineer, Department of Astrophysical Gertrud M. Schüpbach, Henry Fairfield Physics Laboratory Sciences Osborn Professor of Biology; Professor of David Wayne Johnson, Principal Research Senior Engineer, Molecular Biology Thomas G. Carroll, Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Alexander J. Smits, Eugene Higgins Professor Laboratory Linda J. Clos, Events Specialist, University of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Robert Kaita, Principal Research Physicist, Advancement, Development Jeffrey L. Stout, Professor of Religion Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Richard Earl Clugston, Operations Manager, Gang Tian, Eugene Higgins Professor of Nancy Ann Kanach, Senior Associate Dean Facilities, Operations Mathematics of the College, Office of the Dean of the Edmund V. White, Professor of Creative James D. Conover, Stores Administrator, College Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Writing in the Lewis Center for the Arts John Albert Krommes, Principal Research Christian Wildberg, Professor of Classics Della Francine Correia, Custodian, Facilities, Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Operations Laboratory William Morgan Davis, Head, Laurie Larson, Senior Systems Instrumentation Controls and Data Administrator I, Office of Information Acquisition, Princeton Plasma Physics Technology, Enterprise Infrastructure Laboratory Services John W. De Looper, Special Adviser to the James S. Lawson, Supervisor for Faculty Lab Director, Princeton Plasma Physics and Staff Properties, University Services, Laboratory Residential and Business Services Lawrence Edward Dudek, Head, Fabrication John Edwin Lawson, Senior Engineer, Group, Princeton Plasma Physics Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Laboratory Rosemarie Theresa Maze, Administrative Sue McKean Dupre, Senior Lab Safety Assistant, Office of the Dean of the College Specialist for Radiation, Office of Barbara Lynn McCormack, Program Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator, Program in Teacher Virginia Louise Finley, Supervisor, Preparation Environmental Compliance, Princeton David Robert Mikkelsen, Principal Research Plasma Physics Laboratory Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Ralph H. Forcier III, Senior Maintenance Laboratory Mechanic, Facilities, Operations David W. Miller, Technical Associate I, Christopher R. Frazzetta, Painter, Facilities, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Operations

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850188 Lewis Morris, Engineering Associate II, Janet B. Upperco, Staff Accountant, Office Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory of Finance and Treasury, Office of the David W. Moser, Senior Technician, Controller Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory John Vincent Vaccaro, Senior Technician, Gary Allen Mosley, Assistant Athletic Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Equipment Manager, Department of Ernest John Valeo, Principal Research Athletics Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Dennis Mueller, Principal Research Physicist, Laboratory Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Alfred von Halle, Head, Electrical Division, Karen Marie Neukirchen, Center Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Administration and Events Coordinator, Sandra H. Weiner, Lead Developer I, Office Bendheim Center for Finance of Information Technology, Administrative David Hunt Olsen, Systems Engineer, Information Services Facilities, Operations Richard William Yager, Experimental Linda B. Peoples, Administrative Assistant, Technician III, Princeton Plasma Physics Department of Chemistry Laboratory Erik David Perry, Managing Engineer, Stewart Jay Zweben, Principal Research Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Frederick Dean Pierson, Director of Laboratory Operational Excellence, University Services, Campus Dining Ramoutar B. Ragoonath, Custodian, Facilities, Operations Subrahmanya Ramakrishnan, Principal Engineer, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Etta Recke, Undergraduate Program Administrator, Department of History Robert Franklin Reed, Media Support Technician II, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Victoria Jeanne Ridge, Director, Organizational Effectiveness and Communication, Facilities, Office of the Vice President Joanne Veronica Savino, Senior Administrative Assistant, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Richard J. Schulz, Associate University Librarian, Princeton University Library, Technical Services Lena Annette Scimeca, Technical Assistant I, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Dominick A. Sferra, Lead Maintenance Technician, Facilities, Operations Joyce M. Slack, Program Manager, Department of Near Eastern Studies Oscar Smith Sr., Senior Operations Manager, University Services, Campus Dining Garry W. Stevens, Facilities Electrician III, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Daren Price Stotler, Principal Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Jacqueline Lenore Swain, Administrative Assistant, Program in Teacher Preparation Gary Taylor, Principal Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Susan S. Teeter, Womens’ Swimming Head Coach, Department of Athletics Kenneth W. Tindall Sr., Engineering Associate II, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

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850188 Honorary Degrees

Presentation to the president of the candidates for honorary degrees by the University Orator and Trustee, John D. Diekman, Class of 1965. Conferral of the degrees by the president.

Rev. Gregory Boyle, S.J. Lonnie Bunch III Doctor of Humane Letters Doctor of Humane Letters Father Gregory Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Lonnie Bunch is the founding director of the Smithsonian’s National Angeles, the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry Museum of African American History and Culture. He played a program in the world. The organization, established in 2001, is an crucial role in establishing the museum’s mission, coordinating its independent nonprofit that provides critical services to around 15,000 fundraising and membership campaigns, developing its collections, men and women every year. Father Boyle entered the Society of Jesus and establishing its cultural partnerships. He designed a high-profile (the Jesuits) in 1972 and was ordained a Catholic priest in 1984. From program of traveling exhibitions and public events, including the 1986 to 1992, Boyle served as pastor of Dolores Mission Church in East Changing America exhibition being shown at 50 venues across the Los Angeles, an area with the highest occurrence of gang violence in country this year. The “Save Our African American Treasures” program the city. Working with parish and community members, Boyle focused he established features daylong workshops where participants work with on turning the tide against mass incarceration by treating gang members conservation specialists and historians to learn about identifying and as human beings. This led to the founding in 1988 of Jobs for a Future, preserving items of historical value. Previously, Bunch was president which offered an alternative school and day care program and helped of the Chicago Historical Society, and before that he was the first youth seek employment. After the 1992 riots in Los Angeles, Jobs for a curator at the California African American Museum and a curator at the Future and Proyecto Pastoral, a community-organizing project started Smithsonian’s American History Museum. He has written several books, at Dolores Mission, launched their first social enterprise business in an including Black Angelenos: The African American in Los Angeles, abandoned bakery — called Homeboy Bakery — which supported the 1850–1950. Last year, he received the President’s Award from the groundwork for Homeboy Industries. Boyle is the author of the 2010 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. In 2016, award-winning book Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless he was honored with the Visionary Historian Award from the Historical Compassion and the 2017 Los Angeles Times-bestseller Barking to the Association of Washington, D.C. Choir: The Power of Radical Kinship. He received the California Peace Prize and was inducted into the California Hall of Fame. In 2014, the American University (B.A., 1974; M.A., 1976) White House named him a “Champion of Change.” Boyle received the 2016 Humanitarian of the Year Award from the James Beard Foundation In the study of history he found his muse and his and the University of Notre Dame’s 2017 Laetare Medal. Last year he mission — to give voice to the voiceless and to make was the Judith H. Rawson and Robert Rawson Distinguished Visitor at visible the invisible. As founding director of the National Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Museum of African American History and Culture, he Gonzaga University (B.A., 1977); Loyola Marymount University raised the necessary funds, collected nearly 40,000 (M.A., 1985); Weston School of Theology (M.Div., 1984); Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley (S.T.M., 1985) objects, and secured a site on the national Mall, a place where slaves once toiled and where King once dreamed. As a young priest in East Los Angeles, he found himself With vision, perseverance, diplomacy, and what in a parish racked with gang violence and scarred by President Barack Obama called his “street smarts,” he poverty, addiction, and despair. He learned that while he created a magnificent space which tells the American could not dispel this darkness on his own, he could help story through the African American lens. We are proud to others “turn the light switch on” by creating alternatives honor this curator of a people’s journey, “just a kid from to gangs in the form of social enterprises, grounded Jersey,” as he calls himself, who has shown us how to in human solidarity and buttressed by rehabilitative “use history to make America better.” services. Beginning with a bakery in 1992, Homeboy Industries has empowered thousands of onetime gang Robert Geddes members to redirect their lives and, like its founder, is Doctor of Fine Arts now a source of inspiration throughout the country and Robert Geddes, the William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Architecture, the world. Emeritus, joined Princeton’s faculty in 1965 as dean of the School of Architecture. Geddes served as dean for 17 years before retiring in 1989. Under his leadership, the school emerged as a major center for the exchange of architectural ideas, while retaining its small size and close ties with the rest of the University. Geddes connected architecture with the humanities and social sciences, and with public affairs and urban design. He co-founded a collaborative practice, Geddes Brecher Qualls & Cunningham: Architects, in Philadelphia and Princeton, which won several national and international design competitions, including for the Vienna South-Urban Extension in Austria, the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center in Alabama, and the home for seniors, Architects Housing

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850188 Company, in Trenton, New Jersey. The firm also designed several she has led transformative efforts to improve TCNJ’s buildings at universities in the United States, and in the Princeton area it designed the dining hall quad at the Institute for Advanced Study four-year graduation rate, which now ranks among the and Princeton Community Housing’s Griggs Farm neighborhood. highest in the nation for public colleges and universities. Geddes is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the On a national level, she has been a steadfast advocate National Academy of Design. In 1979, GBQC was awarded the highest for academic rigor, high standards, and expanded professional honor of AIA, the Architectural Firm Award, for “design quality, respect for the environment, and social concern.” Geddes was educational opportunity. Throughout her career, as a the urban design consultant for the Center City Plan of Philadelphia scholar of Jewish and American literature and as an (1988) and the Third Regional Plan of New York for the Regional Plan insightful administrator, she has demonstrated the power Association (1996). He received the AIA/ACSA Award for Excellence in Architectural Education in 1984. of education to change lives and change the world. Harvard University (M.Arch., 1950) Carla Diane Hayden A gifted architect and teacher, he practiced and taught Doctor of Humane Letters architecture as a social art engaged in the design of Carla Diane Hayden was sworn in as the 14th Librarian of Congress on the human environment. As the first dean of Princeton’s Sept. 14, 2016. She is the first woman and the first African American to School of Architecture, he heightened its eminence lead the national library. Previously, she was CEO of the Enoch Pratt and distinctiveness, expanded its scope, broadened Free Library in Baltimore for more than 20 years. She began her library career in 1973 at the Chicago Public Library, where she held several its curriculum, and deepened its connections with positions, including as deputy commissioner and chief librarian. She the humanities, social sciences, and public affairs. taught at the University of Pittsburgh and also worked at the Museum His “Princeton Report” for the American Institute of Science and Industry in Chicago. When she served as president of the American Library Association from 2003 to 2004, her theme was of Architects changed the structure of architectural “equity of access.” In 1995, she received the Library Journal’s Librarian education in the United States by galvanizing these kinds of the Year Award in recognition of her outreach services at the Pratt of cross-disciplinary connections. His buildings express Library, which included an after-school center for Baltimore teens his deep understanding of the human experience and a offering homework assistance and college and career counseling. prodigious environmental sensitivity; they serve as artful Roosevelt University (B.A., 1973); University of Chicago Graduate lessons in shaping the built environment. Library School (M.A., 1977; Ph.D., 1987) Amid the unrest following the death of Freddie Gray R. Barbara Gitenstein in 2015, she kept the doors open at Baltimore’s Doctor of Laws Enoch Pratt Free Library, providing a safe haven for a community in distress. During her more than R. Barbara Gitenstein has more than 40 years of experience as a professor and administrator in the public and private sectors of higher two decades at Pratt, she modernized and revived education. Since 1999, she has served as president of The College the 22-branch library system, making it a home for of New Jersey, the first woman to have that role in TCNJ’s 160-year people from all walks of life. In 2016, she became the history. She came to TCNJ from Drake University, where she was provost and executive vice president. During her tenure at TCNJ, first person of color and the first woman to serve as Gitenstein has focused on enhancing academic rigor and faculty-student the Librarian of Congress. A descendent of people engagement, raising the four-year graduation rate, investing in campus once denied the right to read — and punished for amenities and facilities, and boosting alumni support. A scholar of trying — she now leads the country’s national symbol Jewish and American literature, Gitenstein is the author of Apocalyptic Messianism and Contemporary Jewish-American Poetry. She serves of knowledge. Heralded as a “librarian freedom on the Board of Directors for the American Council on Education and fighter,” she champions open access to information on the Executive Board of the New Jersey Presidents’ Council, and she and education for all. previously chaired the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, the body that accredits colleges and universities in the mid-Atlantic region, including Princeton. Gitenstein has supported the professional advancement of women throughout her career. Among her honors, she was recognized in 2009 by the Women’s Caucus of New Jersey as a Woman of Achievement. Duke University (B.A., 1970); University of North Carolina (Ph.D., 1975) This visionary leader is the first woman to serve as president of The College of New Jersey in the institution’s 160-year history. Determined to provide her students with the highest caliber academic experience,

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850188 A Commentary on Commencement

Princeton traces its founding to a royal sachem. These Native American leaders, Remarks by the charter granted on October 22, 1746, here at the behest of the Continental President by King George the Second of England. Congress, presented three young The first Commencement Exercises were Delaware Indians for education in Nassau held in 1748, in Newark, then home of Hall at Congress’s expense—making Christopher L. Eisgruber the College of New Jersey, as Princeton the education of American Indians at was originally called. Six students were Princeton the first instance of U.S. federal Benediction graduated at the first Commencement. aid to education. One of Princeton’s first graduate Nassau Hall was once the Capitol of students was James Madison 1771, the country: The Continental Congress Theresa S. Thames later the fourth president of the United met in its library room for four months Associate Dean of Religious Life States. He remained at the college after in 1783. In its prayer hall, Washington and of the Chapel graduation to continue his studies with received the thanks of Congress for his President John Witherspoon, who was conduct of the war. the only college president as well as the To the north—behind the spectator Alma Mater only clergyman to sign the Declaration facing Nassau Hall—is FitzRandolph Gate, of Independence. Systematic graduate named in honor of Nathaniel and Rebecca instruction began in the 1870s, and the FitzRandolph, who donated the land on Old Nassau Graduate School, as it is known today, which Nassau Hall was built. Tune ev’ry heart and ev’ry voice, was formally organized in 1900. To the west is the John Maclean House, Bid ev’ry care withdraw; Princeton’s Commencements have built as a home for the president when Let all with one accord rejoice, been held in late spring only since 1844. Nassau Hall was constructed in 1756. It is In praise of Old Nassau. Before then the ceremony took place named for Princeton’s 10th president, who in the fall because the College was lived there between 1854 and 1868. Ten of In praise of Old Nassau, we sing, in session all summer long. Since the Princeton’s first 11 presidents, until 1879, Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! College moved to Princeton in 1756, lived in the house. It was the residence Our hearts will give Commencement has been held in a of deans of the faculty between 1883 and while we shall live, variety of locations on or near campus, 1967 and became the headquarters of the Three cheers for Old Nassau. including Alexander Hall, the First Alumni Council in 1968. The sycamore Presbyterian Church, and Nassau Hall, trees in the front yard are known as “the but since 1922 the front lawn of Nassau Stamp Act Trees” because they were Recessional Hall (known as front campus) has been planted in 1765, the year the Stamp Act The audience will please remain in place the site of Commencement, weather was repealed. until the academic procession returns to permitting. Behind Maclean House is Stanhope the staging area behind Nassau Hall. Hall, the University’s third-oldest The Commencement Setting building, erected in 1803. Its architect Guests at a Commencement held on was Benjamin Latrobe, who also designed AVETE ATQVE VALETE front campus visit historic ground. The the Capitol in Washington and supervised word “campus” defined to mean the the reconstruction of Nassau Hall after a grounds of a college was first used at disastrous fire in 1802. Stanhope Hall is In Memoriam Princeton University. “Front campus” now home of the Department of African The University remembers here with is used to refer to the lawn in front of American Studies. great sadness a student who entered Nassau Hall, Princeton’s oldest building To the east is the Joseph Henry House, Princeton with the Class of 2018, and and a registered national historic the home of the University’s Society whose untimely death occurred during landmark. The largest academic structure of Fellows in the Liberal Arts and the his years at Princeton. in the Colonies, Nassau Hall provided, Humanities Council. It was built in 1837 for nearly one-half century after its for Joseph Henry, professor of natural Jacob Kaplan, Whitman College completion in 1756, all the facilities of philosophy and a pioneer experimenter the College—classrooms, bedrooms, in electromagnetism. Originally built to refectory, library, and prayer hall. the south of Stanhope Hall, the house was Nassau Hall was the scene of an relocated twice before being moved to unsuccessful stand of the British in the its present location in 1946 to make way crucial Battle of Princeton in 1777. In for Firestone Library. Professor Henry the spring of 1779, when the farm called sent messages over a wire several years Prospect just behind Nassau Hall was before Morse perfected the telegraph for owned by a retired Indian agent, its commercial use. He later became the first campus border (now McCosh Walk) was secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in home to an encampment of Delaware Washington, D.C.

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850188 Flanking the front steps of Nassau Hall on the walkways leading to Nassau Hall Following Commencement Exercises are two bronze tigers that were given to the from the plaque in the center of the front today, seniors will receive their diplomas University in 1911 by the Class of 1879. campus. Joining the Class of 2018 in this in their residential college (see Diploma The tiger has been a symbol of Princeton first year of this new tradition are the 17 Distribution Events below). since the latter part of the 19th century. classes from the past hundred years that do Following degree candidates in the On the Commencement platform, front not have stones on Nassau Hall. procession are members of the platform and center, is a replica of the University’s party including members of the faculty seal, which is the corporate signature of the The Academic Procession and senior administration, Trustees Trustees (it is also reproduced on the cover The academic procession is led by the and special award winners, heads of of this program). Today’s ceremony is a chief marshal, a member of the faculty neighboring institutions of higher continuation of a regular Board meeting appointedo t this position by the president. learning, and the mayor of Princeton. that was adjourned yesterday “to reconvene The forming of the procession, the seating At the end of the procession are the on front campus,” to permit the Trustees of Commencement participants, and other chair of the Board of Trustees and the to confirm undergraduate, advanced, and aspectsf o Commencement Exercises are presidentf o the University, led by the honorary degrees at this public ceremony. managed by the faculty marshals and the faculty mace-bearer. The mace was The current seal was adopted in 1896 assistant marshals. Faculty marshals are presentedo t the University by the citizens when, at the Sesquicentennial of its identified by their unique orange gowns of Princeton in 1956, on the occasion of founding, the College of New Jersey and black 16th-century caps, as is the the 200th anniversary of the opening of became Princeton University. The Trustees’ mace-bearer, who carries the ceremonial Nassau Hall. It symbolizes the authority minutes of February 13, 1896, describe the macen i the academic procession. of the president of the University as seals a follows: “… a shield resting upon Assistant marshals, who are members of wells a the close relationship that has a n circle. I the upper part of the shield an various University staffs, wear academic existed between the University and the open Bible with Latin characters VET NOV gowns and distinctive orange-and-black community ever since the College was TESTAMENTUM signifies the Old and New Da Vinci caps; student ushers wear first invited to move to Princeton in 1752. Testaments.… In the lower part a chevron, academic gowns with orange piping and The mace’s silver headpiece is dominated denoting the rafters of a building. In the no hoods. by the eagle of freedom surmounting the spaces between the sides of the shield and Advanced degree candidates, receiving orbf o power—a traditional American the circle the motto DEI SUB NUMINE masters’ or doctoral degrees, come first pattern. Directly below is the seal of the VIGET (Under God’s power she flourishes). in the procession. They received their University, encircled by ivy. The ebony On the outside of the circle SIGILLUM academic hoods at a Graduate School staff is fluted to symbolize the fasces of UNIVERSITATIS PRINCETONIENSIS ceremony yesterday. They are preceded by a authority. A half-staff circlet of silver is (the f seal o Princeton University).” gonfalon, a decorative banner representing decorated with the seals of the United The front campus is of particular the f “coat o arms” of the Graduate School. States and the State of New Jersey, importance to alumni of the University. Seniors come next, also preceded by and also of Great Britain, under whose It is where students become alumni gonfalons, for each of Princeton’s six authority the first charter was granted at Commencement and where alumni undergraduate residential colleges. in 1746. assemble for the annual P-rade at Since 1982, residential colleges have The president of the University wears Reunions just prior to Commencement. been the center of residential life for a special gown, symbolic of that office During a special Charter Day convocation first-year students and sophomores. In and of the institutional continuity it to celebrate the University’s 250th fall 2007, with the opening of Whitman represents. The gown is black, trimmed anniversary a plaque was placed in College, the University inaugurated an with gold, and faced with the orange of the f center o front campus, where the expanded residential college system that Princeton and of the House of Nassau. crosswalks meet, to recognize the many includes three four-year colleges and pairs The 19 bands of gold lacing on the and diverse contributions of alumni. The them with three two-year colleges. Juniors sleevesf o the gown represent the 20 inscription on the plaque reads, “Princeton and seniors may live in the residential presidents who have guided Princeton University here records its gratitude to its colleges and even upperclass students since its founding. In order of succession alumni for their devotion to the University who do not live in the colleges remain they are Jonathan Dickinson; Aaron Burr and its mission of education, scholarship associated with them. Each college has Sr.; Jonathan Edwards; Samuel Davies; and service.” The plaque also includes a faculty head, dean, director of studies, Samuel Finley; John Witherspoon; the University’s informal motto: “Princeton and director of student life, as well as Samuel Stanhope Smith; Ashbel Green; in the Nation’s Service and the Service of residential college advisers, who are James Carnahan; John Maclean; James Humanity.” upperclass students, and resident graduate McCosh; Francis Landey Patton; In the early 19th century, graduating students. Academic advising for first-year Woodrow Wilson; John Grier Hibben; classes began installing class stones on students and sophomores is centered at the Harold Willis Dodds; Robert Francis Nassau Hall. In recent years the University colleges, and juniors and seniors also are Goheen; William Gordon Bowen; Harold architect determined that the building was encouraged to confer with their college Tafler Shapiro; Shirley M. Tilghman; and reaching its capacity. Beginning with the advisers for non-departmental advising Christopher L. Eisgruber, who assumed Class of 2018, class stones will be installed throughout their undergraduate careers. office July 1, 2013.

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850188 Academic Dress and Custom is lined with the official color (or colors) including Henry Burchard Fine, Henry van Three major levels of academic of the college or university conferring Dyke, Allan Marquand, William Berryman achievement are represented by different the degree. More than one color is often Scott, Henry Norris Russell, and President types of gowns. The doctoral gown is shown by the use of the chevron or by an Emeritus Robert Francis Goheen. distinguished by its bell-shaped sleeves. equal division of school colors. The valedictory was first awarded as Although some universities prescribe a Caps, generally mortarboards with a graduation honor in 1760. Probably solid color such as red, crimson, or green tassels, have their own significance. the greatest moment ever experienced for their doctoral gowns, in the United Some foreign degree holders wear by a Princeton valedictorian was the one States most are black. In some cases the special hats, distinctive to their degree enjoyed by Ashbel Green in 1783. The gown’s trim matches the edging of the and institution. Master’s and bachelor’s Continental Congress held some of its hood, thus indicating the profession or tassels are black, while the doctor’s tassel meetings that year in the library room of field of major interest. The master’s gown may be black or gold. The doctoral cap Nassau Hall. It adjourned its sessions to is black without trim and is identified by may be made of velvet. attend Commencement. Green concluded his valedictory with an address of some the shape of the oblong sleeve, square The Use of Latin at the end and sealed, so that the upper length to George Washington, who was In 1748 the exercises were conducted part of the arm comes through a slit in present. “The next day,” Green later entirely in Latin. Besides the address the sleeve. The bachelor’s gown, made recorded, “General Washington met me in by the salutatorian “performed in good of black material, has long, pointed the entry of the College as he was going to Latin from his Memory in a handsome sleeves. The gown is generally worn a committee-room of Congress, took me oratorical Manner,” there were also closed. Thanks to the efforts of students, by the hand, walked with me a short time, “publick Disputations in Latin” by all six the Graduate School, and the Office flattered me a little, and desired me to candidates for the bachelor’s degree on of Sustainability, the cap, gown, and present his best respects to my classmates, six separate questions in philosophy and tassel for bachelor’s and master’s degree and his best wishes for their success theology, and “an elegant Oration in the candidates are made from 100 percent in life. There has never been such an Latin Tongue, delivered memoriter,” by recycled materials and can be recycled audience at a Commencement before and Aaron Burr Sr., the second president of the after graduation at designated sites perhaps there never will be again.” Later, College. Today, Latin is still used by the throughout campus. in 1812, Ashbel Green became Princeton’s president in the conferring of degrees and Because members of the Princeton eighth president. by the salutatorian. Degrees are conferred University faculty completed their under the authority of the president and the Academic Honors graduate work at many different Trustees, as established in the charter. In Membership in Phi Beta Kappa is educational institutions in this country token thereof, the president and Trustees based on general academic performance and abroad, there will be a variety of wear caps when conferring degrees. Each throughout the college course and through raiment in today’s procession. Some time a dean or the University orator puts election by the society. Membership in degree holders wear no hood because on a cap and goes to the lectern to present Sigma Xi is accorded in science and their academic robe itself symbolizes the candidates for degrees, the Trustees also engineering. Undergraduates who show degree awarded (witness the scarlet gown put on their caps. The president makes promise in scientific and engineering of Oxford). appropriate remarks and tips his cap to research are elected to associate The length and shape of the academic signify the formal conferral of the degree. membership. The national engineering hood and the width of its velvet edging The Latin used by the president in society, Tau Beta Pi, has a chapter at help to identify the level of the degree the conferring of degrees is simple and Princeton to which certain candidates that the wearer has earned. Sometimes straightforward: Auctoritate mihi a for the B.S.E. degree are admitted in velvet edging is used to indicate the curatoribus Vniversitatis Princetoniensis recognition of superior scholarship. field or discipline in which the degree commissa, vos ad gradum primum in The first honorary degree given by was granted. Some examples of colors artibus et cum honoribus, ut indicatum est, Princeton was master of arts honoris causa, assigned to different disciplines are: dark admitto. “By the authority vested in me conferred at the first Commencement blue, philosophy; light blue, education; by the Trustees of Princeton University, upon Jonathan Belcher, governor of the peacock blue, public affairs; brown, fine I admit you to the degree of bachelor of Province of New Jersey and promoter and arts or architecture; copper, economics; arts, with honors as indicated.” The same benefactor of the College, who secured green, medicine; orange, engineering; formula is used for all the other degrees its second charter. The Trustees sought to pink, music; purple, law; scarlet, divinity with appropriate amendments. honor him further in 1756 by proposing to or theology; white, arts, humanities, or name the College’s first building for him. letters; golden yellow, science or science The Latin Salutatory and He declined and suggested instead that in engineering. the Valedictory it be named in honor of William III, “a The lining of the academic hood The Latin salutatory is the oldest branch of the illustrious House of Nassau.” provides added color and gives further Commencement honor, dating to the first Today candidates for honorary degrees meaning to most academic costumes. Commencement in 1748. Some of the most are selected by a committee made up of The black shell of the hood, varying in distinguished members of the Princeton Trustees and members of the University size for each of the three kinds of degrees, faculty were former salutatorians, community. The criteria used in the

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Princeton faculty as the director of the Candidates must be approved by a vote of Program in Law and Public Affairs and four-fifths of the Board of Trustees present the Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Trustees of the University and voting. Public Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson EX OFFICIO School of Public and International Music for Commencement Affairs and the University Center for Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83 Music for today’s Commencement is Human Values. He directed Princeton’s Philip Murphy provided by members of the Chamber Program in Law and Public Affairs from TRUSTEES Orchestra of Philadelphia, conducted 2001 to 2004, and he served for a year by Paul Erion. Selections for the pre- as acting director of the Program in Fiyinfoluwa Akinlawon ’15 Commencement concert may include Ethics and Public Affairs in 2002–03. José B. Alvarez ’85 Paul Dukas’ Fanfare from “La Peri”; Paul In addition to writing and editing A. Scott Berg ’71 Erion’s arrangements of George Frideric several books and publishing numerous Katherine B. Bradley ’86 Handel’s “Music for the Royal Fireworks” articles on constitutional issues, Eisgruber Beth F. Cobert ’80 Azza C. Cohen ’16 and Richard Wagner’s “Elsa’s Procession has testified multiple times before John D. Diekman ’65 to the Cathedral”; and Gustav Holst’s own legislative bodies on the issue of religious Blair W. Effron ’85 arrangement for band of “Jupiter” from freedom. His books include Constitutional Henri R. Ford ’80 “The Planets.” Self-Government (2001); Global Justice Laura L. Forese ’83 During the procession, you will and the Bulwarks of Localism: Human Lori D. Fouché ’91 hear classics from the British military Rights in Context (edited with Andras Arminio Fraga *85 band repertory: Holst’s “Suites 1 and Sajo, 2005); Religious Freedom and Heather K. Gerken ’91 2 for Military Band,” Ralph Vaughan the Constitution (with Lawrence Sager, Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ’87 Williams’ “Folk Song Suite,” and William 2007); and The Next Justice: Repairing C. Kim Goodwin ’81 Walton’s “Crown Imperial March,” the the Supreme Court Appointments Process Paul G. Haaga Jr. ’70 last composed for the coronation of King (2007). In 2014, he was elected to Kathryn A. Hall ’80 George VI. The recessional music includes membership in the American Academy of Philip U. Hammarskjold ’87 Donald Hunsberger’s arrangement Arts and Sciences. Brent Henry ’69 of Dmitri Shostakovitch’s “Festive Robert J. Hugin ’76 Overture,” and concludes with marches by Commencement Committee Yan Huo *94 John Philip Sousa. Lisa P. Jackson *86 At the close of today’s program, “Old Class of 2018 Mitchell R. Julis ’77 Nassau” will be led by members of the Derek C. Kilmer ’96 OFFICERS senior class Jenny El-Fakir, Shobhit Ann Kirschner *78 Kumar and Beth Wang. Brandon McGhee, President Melanie C. Lawson ’76 Anyssa Chebbi, Vice President Anthony H. P. Lee ’79 President of the University Yash Patel, Treasurer Christopher L. Eisgruber Paul A. Maeder ’75 Kevin Liu, Secretary Laura B. Overdeck ’91 Christopher Ludwig Eisgruber was Vincent Po, Social Chair Brian M. Reilly ’14 elected Princeton University’s 20th Thomas S. Roberts ’85 president on April 21, 2013, and assumed STEERING COMMITTEE Louise S. Sams ’79 office on July 1, 2013. A renowned Natalie Fahlberg, Nick Fernandez, Carolyn Anne C. Sherrerd *87 constitutional scholar, he served as a Liziewski, Ciara Nutter, annual giving Bradford L. Smith ’81 member of the Princeton faculty for 12 Arianna Brown, Miranda Rosen, Steven Doris Lee Sohmen-Pao ’93 years and as Princeton’s provost for nine Sobel, Class Day Achille N. Tenkiang ’17 years before being named president. Sydney Cheong, Sydney Clewis, Haley Wan, Peter C. Wendell ’72 Eisgruber received his A.B. in physics Jenny Zhang, Commencement fair C. James Yeh ’87 from Princeton in 1983, graduating Joy Chen, historian Alison Berger, Kat Giordano, Mikhael Smits, magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He last lectures then earned an M.Litt. in politics at the Simran Mathews, Ashley Reed, Victoria University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, Scott, prom and a J.D. cum laude at the University of

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Photographs Professional University photographers take pictures of graduates and all graduation events. At Commencement, photographers are stationed by FitzRandolph Gate to take pictures of graduates exiting front campus. All photographs are posted on the University website by the end of the week and can be downloaded for free courtesy of the University. Visit: www.princeton.edu/pr/gradpics/2018. Due to vehicle traffic along Nassau Street and concerns for public safety, guests who try to stand by the front gates or in the walkways will be asked to return to their seats.

Diploma Distribution Advanced degree candidates who were granted degrees this June may pick up their diplomas in back of Alexander Hall, next to the APGA reception tent for advanced degree candidates. Seniors receive their diplomas in their residential colleges. There are shuttle buses to the colleges, and from the colleges to the parking garage. Buses stop by Alexander Hall, next to front campus where Commencement takes place (if Commencement is moved to Jadwin Gym because of severe weather, buses will be available from the gym to the colleges).

Severe Weather In case of severe weather when Commencement is held outdoors, Public Safety recommends that you take shelter quickly; Dillon Gymnasium on the west side of campus and the University Chapel on the east side of campus are the easiest locations to access. Look for assistant marshals (in orange hats) and Public Safety officers for directions.

Restrooms Restrooms are located on the west side in Alexander Hall; in Morrison Hall; on Alexander lawn near Dod Hall; on the east side in Chancellor Green; and near East Pyne and Whig Hall.

Drones All uses of drones and aerial photography by any means are prohibited.

Copyright © 2018 by The Trustees of Princeton University Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this program, the student’s transcript is the official record of the University.

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