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Master's Convocation Graduate School of Arts & Science Master’s Convocation 2019 Graduate School of Arts & Science Graduate School of Arts & Science Master’s Convocation Ceremony Monday, May 20, 2019 3:00 p.m. Beacon Theatre Notice to audience: By entering this venue and live proceedings, you agree to be video and/or audio recorded by the producers of this event. GSAS Master’s Convocation Order of Exercises MUSICAL PRELUDE MUSICAL INTERLUDE FACULTY PROCESSIONAL PRESENTATION OF DEGREE CANDIDATES AND HOODING Please stand for the processional. Danielle Hartounian Senior Assistant Director WELCOME of the Master’s College Phillip Brian Harper Class Representative Dean Alice Riddell Andrew Hamilton XE: Experimental Humanities and President Social Engagement Rudy Richa Banner Bearer Master’s Graduate Sai Anirudh Kondaveeti Psychology Computer Science Commencement Banner Bearer PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Joanna De Chen Allan Corns International Relations Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Faculty Hooders Master’s Awards for Academic Patricia Crain Achievement Professor, English The Threesis Academic Challenge Ernest Davis Professor, Computer Science DISTINGUISHED FACULTY SPEAKER John Fousek Una Chaudhuri Clinical Associate Professor, Director, XE: Experimental Humanities International Relations and Social Engagement; Collegiate Professor and Professor, English, Drama, David Gresham and Environmental Studies Associate Professor, Biology 2 MASTER’S CONVOCATION CEREMONY CLOSING REMARKS Phillip Brian Harper Dean RECESSIONAL Please stand for the recessional. MUSIC Symphonic Brass Alliance Robert Susman, Director Ann J. Kirschner, mezzo-soprano New York University Pipes and Drums Brian C. Meagher, Jr., Pipe Major PHOTOGRAPHY Island Photography LIVESTREAM MB Productions Graduates and their guests are requested to remain in the hall for the duration of the ceremony. MASTER’S CONVOCATION CEREMONY 3 Degree Recipients September 2018, January 2019, and May 2019 ADVANCED CERTIFICATE Alkan, Damla Melody Begue, Andres Ricardo Adams, Kimberly Anne Alotaibi, Rana Ahmed T. Bein, Oded Chadha, Anisha Althenayyan, Abdullah Berchi, Giacomo Lits, Justin Alves, Diogo Koch Berenblatt, Jeremy May, Margaret Louise Ambrose, Jennipher Alexis Berg, Jeffrey Jordan Potts, Rowena Hildreth Aminian Tabrizi, Ârash Bertherat, Alice Boadicea Zarthosht Denis Rogers, Emily L. Betts, Rebecca L. Amiri, Farnoush Thomas, Devin Marco Beyers, James Crisstopher Anderson, Emily Sue Bi, Catherine Jialin Angiolini, Viola Bi, Ruoxi MASTER OF ARTS Antreasian, Carmen C. Biaggi, Hector Alejandro Abbott, Brianna M. Aoba, Justin Biberaj, Bianca Abdelmoteleb, Sara Araya, Diego A. Biegel, Stephen Edward Abdelrazek Mostafa Armoza, Jonathan Ilan Bigman, Fran Caren Abelman, Hallie L. Asante, Serwah Akosua Billingsley, Andrew James Abushahla, Rawan Auchter, Leah Bin Meshar, Maryam Abdulla Acosta, Sonia Vanessa Avesani, Tatiana Ioanna Saif Addis, Katharine Magdalen Babai, Golshad Blandon, Rebecca Aderemi-Ibitola, Bolatito A. Bai, Yufei Block, Katherine Regina Agnew, Michael Stephen Baker, Ashton Mackenzie Blum, Marina Aguilar, Gabriela Zarina Ballard, Jesica Marcela Boddy, Jessica Ann Aikenhead, Lydia Gallup Baltiansky, Dean Aharon Boggs, Jennifer Lynne Aitken, Sara Barker-Mill, Murdo Miles Bokhari, Sabina Y. Al Tabbaa, Marianna Barnett, Roberta Bolanos, Alfredo Dominguez Al-Yafaey, Afnan Baron, Michael Bonilla, Felipe Aladdin, Janna Barr, Arielle Leah Bosu, Saronik Albano, Alessandra Barrette, Catherine Bottazzi, Courtney Lynn Albert, Victoria Basaguren, Maite Bottomley, Devon Albright, Grace Batchelder-Schwab, Andre P. Bove, Bryan Thomas Aldrich, Laura Baugher, Mary Clymene Boyan, George Taylor Alesbury, Helen Schulthiess Bean, Melissa Branch, Anthony Ali, Maria Beckler, Hannah Rose Brandl, Flora L. These names are up to date as of of April 2, 2019. Names and related details of all graduates appearing herein are subject to changes, deletions, and additions as may be necessary for conformity with final, official records of the University. 4 MASTER’S CONVOCATION CEREMONY Brandstein, Benjamin Ethan Chee, Youngbae Cooper, Samantha Madison Brannick, Sydney Marie Chemey, Tenzin Coreno, Genée A. Brecker, Hannah Chen, Heying Corona, Emily Jo Brennan, Daniel James Chen, Hope Rachel Corrie, Hannah Emily Brice, Hermione Chen, Joanna D. Costello, Haley M. Brigstock, Matthew Aaron Chen, Kehe Cousens, Xavier Terrance Brockmann, Jaella Chen, Tianyuan Cox, Jeannette Elizabeth Brodsky, Julia Chen, Wentong Cranmer, Lucy Elizabeth Brower, Jessica Lynn Chen, Xingjian Crews, Alexis Camille Brown, Camille Ashley Chen, Zheyu Cruz, Rafael G. Bui, Kevin Quang-Khoi Cheng, Daniel Cui, Can Burdick, Tyler N. Cheng, Zhiyi Cummins, Alexa Burgin, Blair Davis Cherepakhov, Caitlyn Diana Currie, Samantha Rose Burich, Anna L. Cheung, Siu Man d’Alessandro, Nicola Buscema, Joshua Joseph Chiu, Chaochi Dadabhoy, Nina Zavareh Bushell, Christine Marie Chiu, Ting Yun Dahl, Audrey Taylor Butler, Gabriella S. Cho, Yoonyoung Dai, Hongyuan Cai, Yong Choe, Sharon Dai, Miao Cakir, Nicole Alexis Chou, Ryan Yi-Deh Daldrup, Till Christopher Cameron, Donna Chou, Yu-Ting Davila, Mariana Cameron, Emily Kathleen Chubb, Hannah Katherine Davis, Alexander L. Campo, Ian Ciervo, Francesca Davis, Emily Ann Canty, Lauren Elizabeth Clark, Katharine Elizabeth Davis, Timothy James Cao, Renzhi Clark, Melvin Lewis Dawe, Michaela Suzanne Cao, Yuan Clark, William R. Dawson, Allison Lorraine Cara, Andrea Cristina Coffman, Rebekah Ann De Jesus, Joseph S. Marzahn Cardamenis, Forrest De la Flor, Armando Marcelo Cohen, Jacob Victor Carr, Daphne GraceAnne DeBerry, Courtney M. Cohen, Sarah Frances Cash, Alice K. DeCamp, Christopher Arturo Cohen, Steven David Cashmere, Daniel James Declusin, Danya Colvin, Nicole Kaelyn Catalano, Julia Claire del Peon, Gonzalo Commisso, Erica Anne Cecil, Dyllan Nicole Deng, Fangjie Conde, Fanta Ceja, Ligia Elena Deng, Yijie Conlon, Riley Chai, Shuyang Dhanesha, Neel Ashutosh Conwell, Hannah Taylor Chang, Xin Dhayagude, Aashna Atul Cook, Robert Benjamin Chapman, Tristan Howard Diaz, Joseph A. MASTER’S CONVOCATION CEREMONY 5 Degree Recipients Dimock, Ariana X. Feliz, Lotus M. Gollapudi, Arti DiMuccio, Sarah Helweg Feng, Han Gomer, Alexandra Meeran Ding, Renjie Fennelly, Matthew P. Gomez, Anthony Ding, Shiau-Jing Ferguson, Megan Jarman Gomez, Shayla Dinic, Leonardo Fernez, Liana Gondal, Haleema DiPaula, Shona Finch, Emily K. Gong, Chen DiValentino, Ariana L. Finlayson, Kai Eoin S. Gong, Xinyi Divi, Srujini Fishbach, Michael Lewis Gong, YangPiaoPiao Diviacchi, Valeriano Fleming, Alexis N. Gonzalez, Noel Dorton, Ruth Lynn Fosnight, Elizabeth Gorin, Andrew Michael Drayer, Christine L. Frage, Joseph Scott Grant, Caitlin Marie Dunin, Deidre Anne Franco, Cierra K. Gras Guisado, Teresa Duran, Elizabeth Lauren - Rose Franco, Morris David Graves, Courtney Durfee, Eleanor Joy Olsen Frank, Chelsea Erin Graves, Kristen Leigh Dwyer, Isis Freeman, Lynnae D. Graves, Vanessa Anne Earles, Elizabeth Reneau Freund, Jacob Gray, Richard Paul Echelman, Alexander Erez Frix, Noelie Green, Spencer Ederheimer, Justin Andrew Frost, Kimberly Ann Gregory, Olivia Catherine Edwards, Arman Williams Gabay, Andrea Cerezo Grissom, Ashley Nicole Edwards, Emily L. Garcia, Isabel Marie Grover, Sarah Jackness Elliott, Paul Capers Theo Garcia Soria, Ana Groves, Stephen Russell Ellis, Sarah Abbott Garfinkle, Alexandra R. Gu, Jing Eltell, Christian C. Garry, Lauren Guerra Guevara, Alfredo Alejandro Engle, Rachel A. Gartman, Brady Dean Guha, Shukrit Enriquez Angulo, Maria Ximena Gastelum, Miranda Gui, Gaoyang Enriquez, Sandy Gause, Catherine G. Guo, Qiuning Ernst, Michael Joseph Ge, Nan Gutowski, Helen M. Esmen, Yasemin Sim Georgieva, Severina Dimitrova Gwilliams, Laura Elizabeth Espinosa, Ivan D. Gervacio, Danielle Haborak, Fiona Katie Evans, Kristina Anne Ghodse-Elahi, Yasaman Haden, Sarah Falbo, Fernando Agustin Gilbert, Madeline Hafezi, Ahmed Fang, Siyun Ginsburg, Larry Adam Haguette, Erika Fatahi, Negar Gitan, Ionut Hall, Sylvia Katarina Feinman, Amanda L. Gjoni, Alexandra L. Hamilton, Summer Elizabeth Feinstein, Adam Z. Goddard, Alexander Donald Eldemire Feinstein, Clarrie Faye Godfrey, Amelie M. 6 MASTER’S CONVOCATION CEREMONY Han, Hongzheng Hu, Yantong Jusidman, Lola A. Han, Jin Huang, Jingsi (Joyce) Kagiwada, Michiru Han, Xintong Huang, Jingyu Kahlon, Manvir Hansen, Sarah M. Huang, Leslie Kan, George Hao, Sihong Huang, Philip Kang, Hannah Marie Harris, Sarah Catherine Huang, Yu Karavodin, Katerina Harris-Gavin, Juniper Ruby Hudson, Matthew James Kasl, Colin Philip Rose Huffman, Megan Kataev, Chloe Marie Hart, Colleen Jacquline Hui, Esther Katsof, Alhena Hasan, Maham Humbert, Merick W.K. Katzman, Perri Lane He, Wenjie Humphrey, Zachary Keyser, Anna Kristina He, Zheng Huttenbach, Laura Lee Khademian, Gordiya Hejka, Lydia Grace Ikizler, Ayse I. Khairunnisa, Anindya Firda Henderson, Emma Jane Ileka, Steven Pierre Khan, Ellia Henkow, Frida Ingram, Andreana G. Kim, Hyunjin Henninger, David L. Iqbal, Sayaf Naseem Kim, Yoonji Hensley, Eric Charles Ivanoff Kahn, Andrew Philip Kimball, Sarah Herland, Phoebe Stewart Iverson, Sarah E. Kinnison, Elizabeth Hernandez, Steven Jackson, Adlan Kashka Kleiman-Tapley, Zoe Grace Heskin, Suzanne FizGerald Jaeger, Juliana Rose Klimavicius, Ashley Nan Hicks, Justin Michael Jahan, Nusrat M. 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