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The Two Hundred Sixty-Fifth Commencement

The Fifth of June Two Thousand Twelve The Order of Exercises

Princeton University The Two Hundred Sixty-Fifth Commencement The Fifth of June Two Thousand Twelve

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 21 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 Scholarships and Fellowships 33 Valedictory Oration 33 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 40 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards 44 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching 45 Retirements 46 Honorary Degrees 48 Remarks by the President of the University 48 Benediction and Alma Mater 48 Recessional 48 A Commentary on Commencement

1 Processional Invocation and Greeting

The audience will please rise when the Alison L. Boden faculty marshals enter. Dean of Religious Life and Dean of the Chapel Chief Marshal for University Convocations Douglas W. Clark Shirley M. Tilghman Marshals for Advanced Degrees President of the University Angela N. Creager Sanjeev R. Kulkarni Marshals for Bachelor Degrees Richard A. Register J. Nicole Shelton Latin Salutatory Oration Candidates for Advanced Degrees Elizabeth W. Butterworth Marshal for Band and Bachelor Degrees The Latin salutatory is awarded by vote of the faculty to one of the highest- Katherine T. Rohrer ranking candidates for bachelor degrees. The special qualifications of a student Candidates for Bachelor Degrees as salutatorian are taken into account, as well as scholastic standing. Marshals for Faculty and Administration Claire F. Gmachl Robert A. Kaster The Faculty and Administrative Officers Salutatio Associate Chief Marshal Sandra L. Bermann Habita in Comitiis Academicis Princetoniae Marshal for Recipients of Honorary Degrees In Nova Caesarea prid. Kal. Iun. and Trustee Escorts Anno Salutis MMXII Eric S. Gregory Anno Academiae CCLXV Recipients of Honorary Degrees and Trustee Escorts Cui dono lepidam novam oratiunculam? Vobis, mi amici! Abhinc The Trustees and Trustees Emeriti quattuor annis in primis praeceptionibus sedebamus, et magno cum Processional Guests metu eas orationes maiorum natu collegarum silentio audiebamus quas Mace-Bearer non comprehendere potuimus. Sed hos quattor annos multa didicimus. Jeff E. Nunokawa Nunc postremo una sedentes iterum collegae orationem quam non The Principals: comprehendere potestis auditis. Ostendamus nostro plausu nos primum Associate Dean of Religious Life and praeceptum praeceptionis didicisse, ut istis orationibus non metu of the Chapel silentioque sed simulata comprehensione respondeamus! Deborah K. Blanks Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Sed, ut ad seria veniam, dono lepidam novam oratiunculam tibi primae, Alison L. Boden praeses Tilghman, sapientissima doctissimaque gubernatrix huius Dean of the College gloriosae academiae. Et vobis, honorati curatores qui nostras communes Valerie A. Smith res rectissime dirigunt. Et vobis, doctissimi professores, namque, ut Dean of the Graduate School dicam verbis poetae Veronensis, vos solebatis meas esse aliquid putare William B. Russel nugas. Et vobis, nostri parentes, namque vos solebatis nostras esse putare Dean of the Faculty nugas multae pecuniae. Et tibi, academia Princetoniensis, optima alma David P. Dobkin mater in orbe terrarum! Hic in tuo gremio coluimus virtutem et artes et Provost Christopher L. Eisgruber amicitias. Nunc semperque alumnae et alumni maximis acclamationibus te honorabimus! University Orator Stephen A. Oxman Valete, mi amici. Hodie ad tristem discessionem venimus, sed non ad Chair of the Board of Trustees of Princeton University finem nostrarum amicitiarum. Cottidie adspiciam tuas imagines in illo Kathryn A. Hall mirifico libro facierum! Et conveniemus iterum iterumque ad conventus President annuos, ut Baccho suaves memorias ferente gaudeamus. Shirley M. Tilghman Marshal for the Principals Sed nunc tempus fugit. Mihi cessandum est, ne vos stertere coeperitis. Paul B. Muldoon Valete! Marshal for Processional Guests and Trustees Simon E. Gikandi 2 Secondary School Teaching Prizes

Recognition, by Provost Christopher L. Eisgruber, of recipients of prizes for distinguished secondary school teaching in the State of New Jersey.

Daniel R. Kaplan *82 Enzo Paterno Matawan High School Middlesex County Academy for Science, Teacher of Physics Mathematics and Engineering Technologies Teacher of Electronic and Computer Engineering As testimony to the depth of Daniel Kaplan’s mastery of physics, we refer you to his Princeton doctoral Enzo Paterno holds three patents from his previous dissertation on “Inelastic Scattering from X-ray Standing career, and his colleagues say he holds the patent for the Waves.” As testimony to the excellence of his teaching, we curriculum at Middlesex County Academy for Science, refer you to his students and fellow teachers at Matawan Mathematics and Engineering Technologies. That High School who call him knowledgeable, passionate, curriculum raises the bar by introducing more demanding and energizing; their cheerleader. His students master courses at lower grade levels. He likens teaching to the practical knowledge necessary to pass tests, to relate acting; the stage he sets for his students allows them the laws of physics to real life and to work successfully to play the role of a professional engineer, introducing as a team. But beyond the practical lies the magical: design reviews, presentations and teamwork. His credo his ability to prove to students that physics can be is the “survival of the brightest,” and because of his care beautiful — and fun. for his students, he insures that they not only survive but thrive. Dana H. Maloney Tenafly High School Victorina Wasmuth Teacher of English Dr. Ronald E. McNair Academic High School Teacher Mathematics The most commonly used word in Dana Maloney’s vocabulary is “more.” She wants more from herself For Victorina Wasmuth math is not a subject; it’s a and took deliberate steps to grow from teacher-learner religion. For her students at McNair Academic High to teacher-leader. She wants more from her students School in Jersey City, who sometimes must face obstacles who with her encouragement find they can stretch their posed by life in the inner city, math is a way to make abilities from adequate to excellent. Because for her the sense of the world, a language that explains how reason classroom walls at Tenafly High School are permeable, works. She shows them knowledge is power. Her teaching she can show her students how to step outside a literary unlocks math’s seemingly impenetrable mysteries, letting text to put their learning into action. She teaches that her students experience those revelatory “ah-ha!” literature enables us to read the world, and that lesson moments of understanding that they call “brain booms.” helps her students write their own success stories. What they learn in her classroom and from her example frees them to raise their sights exponentially.

3 Bachelor Degrees

Presentation to the president, by Dean of David Robert Axline Jr., Ecology and Sydney Raven Booker, Woodrow Wilson the College Valerie Smith, of candidates for Evolutionary Biology School bachelor degrees; conferral of the degrees David Javier Aynat, Economics Brian Nathaniel Boone, Anthropology Chelsea Ann Ayres-Priest, Sociology Chloe La Verne Bordewich, Near Eastern by the president. Abiodun Oluwaseye Azeez, Woodrow Wilson Studies School Cayley Catherine Bowles, Ecology and Bachelor of Arts Alexandra Marie Azzolino, Religion Evolutionary Biology Catherine Dory Bachur, Psychology Travis James Boyce, Economics DEGREE AWARDED Christina Elaine Badaracco, Ecology and Arda Ates Bozyigit, Economics 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Evolutionary Biology Lauren Michelle Brachman, Sociology Kathleen Brennan, Anthropology Ania Ariadna Baetica, Mathematics Flavia C. Brancusi, Molecular Biology Leslie Chatelain Jr., Ecology and Evolutionary Laura Elizabeth Bagamery, Molecular Biology Solomon Peretz Braun, Psychology Biology Nina Narayan Bahadur, Anthropology Peter Neale Breen, Mathematics Carissa Angela Fu, Anthropology Willoughby English Bain, Psychology Morris A. Breitbart, Politics Nicole Frances Ng, Molecular Biology Katherine Cosgrove Baker, English Tegan Siobhan Brennan, Mathematics Brooke Elyse Russell, Physics Pinchas Raphael Balsam, Near Eastern Studies Lucas Galbier Briger, History Harry Daniel Schiff, Psychology Patricia Bandeira Vieira, Politics Andrew Wayne Bristow, Sociology Joy Tao, Anthropology Monica Mala Banerjee, Molecular Biology Breanne Virginia Britton, Religion Micaela Anne Vie Brock, Psychology Alexandra Marie Banfich, History Kerry Brodie, Near Eastern Studies Anna Erika Walter, Anthropology Caitlin Elizabeth Baran, History Victoria Leigh Brophey, History Benjamin Howarth Zeppos, Comparative Vincent James Joseph Anthony Barbuto, Arthur Brousseau, Politics Literature History Aaron Barton Brown, School of Architecture DEGREE AWARDED Leslie Dickinson Bargmann, History Alexandria Camille Phyllis Brown, Sociology 19 NOVEMBER 2011 Ahsan Mosharraf Barkatullah, Economics Alexis Marie Brown, Art and Archaeology Timothy Russell Abbott, Economics Scarlett Jazmine Barker, Psychology Lauren Hui Fen Ling Brown, English Daniel Jonathan Barnes, Economics Cameron Michael Browne, Sociology DEGREE AWARDED Joseph Lyle Barnett, Anthropology Kirsti Ellen Buchholz, Psychology 28 JANUARY 2012 Brendan Matthew Barrett, Religion John Green Burford IV, Anthropology Eric Rosner Zaziski, History Daniel George Barson, Molecular Biology William Cody Burton, Physics DEGREE AWARDED Hilary Susan Bartlett, Woodrow Wilson School John Matthew Butler, Art and Archaeology 14 APRIL 2012 Kevin Scott Baumler, Economics Elizabeth Whelen Butterworth, Classics Lucas S. Baradello, Woodrow Wilson School Nicolas Adrian Bax, Chemistry Samuel Harrison Cabot, Economics Isaac Croom Beatty VI, History Donald Baxter Hadaway Cabral, Economics DEGREE AWARDED Harold Greeley Beck, Ecology and Bianca Marie Cabrera, Sociology 5 JUNE 2012 Evolutionary Biology Gabriel Cadamuro, Computer Science Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith, Religion Taylor Clancy Behmke, Philosophy Christine Charlotte Call, Psychology Garnet Anne Abrams, Geosciences Allison Marie Behringer, Sociology Christopher Clayborn Callis, Philosophy Amy Elizabeth Achenbaum, Art and Kevin Joshua Belasco, Physics Emilio Scragg Campos, Philosophy Archaeology Aaron Patrick Bembenek, Classics Robert Ignacio Campos III, Economics Richard Mortimer Adam, Classics Sophie Rose Benjamin, Anthropology David Jonathan Capra, Computer Science Marjorie Potts Adams, History Genevieve Anne Bentz, English Alexander Louis Capretta, Economics Rachael Alexandroff, Astrophysical Sciences Jillian Marie Berardini, Woodrow Wilson Ian Colleton Carlin, History Leyla Aliyeva, School of Architecture School Omar Carrillo, Woodrow Wilson School Adam Al-Khayyal, Economics James Easton Berg, Politics Patrick Goodwin Carroll, Comparative Matthew Wesley Allen, Economics Valerie Anne Berger, Comparative Literature Literature Katherine Alvarez, Sociology Madeleine Sarah Bernstein, Psychology Angelina Mary Caruso, Anthropology Stephanie Marie Alvarez, Politics Amanda Emily Bestor-Siegal, School of Madelon Florence Case, Ecology and Tulio José Alvarez Burgos, Molecular Biology Architecture Evolutionary Biology Joseph Anthony Anaya, Chemistry Kathryn Beth Binkley, Sociology Ivana Lourdes Castellanos, Sociology Katherine Elise Andresen, Politics Anjali Bisaria, Molecular Biology John Prentice Caves III, Woodrow Wilson Eri Julia Andriola, Sociology Clay Barksdale Blackiston, Philosophy School Jian Peng Ang, Physics Rachel Amanda Blake, Molecular Biology Brittany Marie Cesarini, Woodrow Wilson Nicholas David Antoine, History Robert Samuel Blatt, Woodrow Wilson School School Raheel Anwar, Ecology and Evolutionary Christine Anne Blauvelt, Anthropology Aaron Christopher Cevallos, Ecology and Biology Oliver David Bloom, Woodrow Wilson School Evolutionary Biology Angel Aron Araiza, Sociology Julia Meserve Blount, History Bassam Chain Tobia, Politics Lydia Grace Arias, Spanish and Portuguese Laura Connor Bock, Molecular Biology Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo, Languages and Cultures Alissa P. Boddie, Ecology and Evolutionary Anthropology Amita Arudpragasam, English Biology Brandon Hon-Yue Chan, Psychology Jennifer Osei Asare, Economics Thomas Robert Boggiano, Economics Eunice Shuning Chan, English Liliana Meropi Aslanidou, Art and Daniel Boyd Bohac, Religion K. Daniel Chan, Economics Archaeology Alexander Michael Bolano, Politics Ting-Fung Chan, History Emma Marie Austenfeld, Comparative Norman Alexander Bonnyman, Woodrow Adler Chang, Chemistry Literature Wilson School Christina Marie Chang, Chemistry Eliza J. 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Chetty Pearl Ying Zhou Nana Akosua Oforiwaa Young Amelia Marie Chivetta GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES HELLENIC STUDIES Daniel Condronimpuno Angel Aron Araiza Eunice Shuning Chan Chance Earl Cross Nina Narayan Bahadur Kerry Anne Gruendel Jamie Ding Madeleine Sarah Bernstein Emily Christine Kirkegaard Maxwell Alexander Frost Lauren Michelle Brachman Andreas Konstantinos Sakellaris Jack Jian Gang Angelina Mary Caruso Mary Coolidge Thierry Anish Raja Goel Brittany Marie Cesarini Ethan Lauf Goldstein INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Elizabeth Jean Cooper AND SOCIETY Tiao Guan Marjorie McGinty Crowell Ji Un Han Jasika Kaur Bawa Lydia Corlies Clarkson Dallett Andrew Wayne Bristow Daniel Kyung-Jin Hong Kyle Tierney Edwards Nan Hu Rebecca Mulvina Lee Carissa Angela Fu Jay Prakash Parikh Quzhao Hu Arlyn Hara Katen Sida Huang Daria Alina Les JUDAIC STUDIES Yu-Sung Huang Thúy-Lan Võ Lite Angel Aron Araiza Andrew James Kaier Kristen Elizabeth McCarthy Benjamin Block Cogan Kenichi Grant Kaneko Sandra Namenya Pauline Mukasa Rivka Tamar Cohen Shafiq Musadiq Kashmiri Elizabeth Shannon Mulvey David Mazor Tyler Essler King Roxanne Grace Rothenberg Stephanie Jane Q Miceli Laiyin Li Cristina Marie Stanojevich Miriam Rosenbaum Yang May Li Sarah Robinson Van Cleve Cristina Marie Stanojevich Jonathan Richu Lin Aunna Colette Wilson John Francis Thirolf Lucy Huang Lin James Jiajun Luo GLOBAL HEALTH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Trung Bao Luong AND HEALTH POLICY Ancient Rome Rachel Emily Marx Joseph Anthony Anaya Robert Christoffer Jones Jonathan Richard Mattern Monica Mala Banerjee Stephen Michael Turner Juan Ignacio Mazzini Daniel George Barson Arabic Alexander Lucas Meyer Hilary Susan Bartlett Pinchas Raphael Balsam Ilina Mitra Jillian Marie Berardini Chloe La Verne Bordewich Michael John Monovoukas Christine Anne Blauvelt Rivka Tamar Cohen Xiaolei Mou Lauren Michelle Brachman Alya Forster Catherine Sullivan O’Rourke Flavia C. Brancusi Kelly Christine Roache Bill Pang Bianca Marie Cabrera Erica Meyer Zendell Tianyi Peng Christopher K. Cheung Harris Scott Perlman Rebecca Lynn Crawford Muñoz

14 Chinese Spanish LEWIS CENTER FOR Jonathan Lee Evans Ana Isabel Alvarez THE ARTS Mona Ay-Lan Gossmann Catherine Dory Bachur Creative Writing John Anthony Marzulli III Christine Charlotte Call Nina Narayan Bahadur Jonathan Manley Moch Ian Ivan Charbonneau Amanda Emily Bestor-Siegal Olivia Leigh Quach Katherine Anne Costello Patrick Goodwin Carroll Risa Tapp Reid Adriana Maria Estor Katherine Jie Chen Arielle Elana Sandor Zachary Isaac Goldman Anna Langley Condella Olivia Mae Waring David Emil Jean-Baptiste Jenna Mary Devine Erica Meyer Zendell Marlise Gabriel Jean-Pierre Spencer Kames Gaffney Bowen Zhou Jessica Lamarr Johnson Michael Derek Gideon French Micah Tobiah Joselow Carter Eldon Greenbaum Gregory James Ketcham-Colwill Amy Elizabeth Achenbaum Megan Marie Hogan Tyler Essler King Patricia Bandeira Vieira Minqi Sebastian Jiang Gregory Wohl Kirschen Chloe La Verne Bordewich Michael David Kuchta David Janos Kurz Megan Elizabeth Charles Thúy-Lan Võ Lite Dinora Llamas Ling Jun Chen Cara Liuzzi Martha Melissa Montoya Tal Deglau Eisenzweig Alyssa Kylie Loh Anna Barbara Patej Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Stephen Joseph Martis Laura Kristine Pedersen Felicity Yao Fu Stephanie Jane Q Miceli Niurka Grissel Peralta Malena Jeremy Bernard Furchtgott Julia Marie Rose Amira Rose Polack Shannyn Ann Gaughan John Miguel Shakespear Tevia Kelsey Pollard Matthew Glenn Goff Camila Isabeau Vega Peter Lodovico Schmidt An-Ting Liu Dexter Ryan Richard Scobee Dance Alexandra Jayne McIlraith Alexander Graham Simon Elizabeth Jean Cooper Julie-Irène Nkodo Gianthomas Tewksbury Volpe Sibley Whitfield Lovett Karen Marie O’Neill Ocasio Katherine Marie Townley Chloe Alexandra Markewich Corinne Louise Stephenson-Johnson Catherine Elyse Zaragoza Iael Denise Nachajon Joy Yiren Wan Amanda Michelle Morita Rees LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES German Corinne Louise Stephenson-Johnson Jonathan Keith Ford Jr. Katherine Alvarez Ariel Raisa Trilling Mona Ay-Lan Gossmann Stephanie Marie Alvarez Randi Louise Vogt Kathleen Brennan Christopher Thomas Green Theater Michele Christine Tyler Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo Mayanne Gael Chess Amanda Emily Bestor-Siegal Hebrew Sophia Marie D’Angelo Jenna Mary Devine Nathaniel William Gardenswartz Addie Marie Darling Elena Garadja William Neumark Herlands Aparajita Das Christopher Paul Ghaffari Miriam Rosenbaum María José Dobles Madrigal Alison Emma Anderson Goldblatt Adam-Jorge Masculino Hyndman Italian Brianna Nicole Eastridge Julia Rose Cohen Keimach Katherine Elise Andresen Adriana Maria Estor Jeffrey Daniel Kuperman Christina Elaine Badaracco Maria Julia Gutierrez Palmer Alexandra Goadby Mannix Sarah Jessica Kinter Laura Elizabeth Hamm Miyuki Katya Miyagi Talia Barash Kwartler Ricardo López Clayton James Raithel Elizabeth Bond Wilkinson Leo Daniel Mena Martha Melissa Montoya Meicen Sun Japanese Stephanie Morales Elizabeth Swanson Quzhao Hu J. David Peña Cara M. Tucker Rosaline Xiaocheng Ma Niurka Grissel Peralta Malena Visual Arts Crystal Alane Styron Hannah Rose Sanzetenea Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo Persian Andréa Gabriella Schiller Jaewon Choi Kelly Christine Roache Natalie Helen Shoup Maria Helena Bordon Cury Lindsay Marie von Clemm Portuguese Cooper Mason Gegan Tiffania Lissette Willetts Kaitlin Ann Henderson Aparajita Das Erica Meyer Zendell Genevieve Thomasson Irwin Erica Meyer Zendell LATINO STUDIES Alexander Knoepflmacher Russian Shelina Kurwa Ivana Lourdes Castellanos Donald Baxter Hadaway Cabral Bridget Lee Menasché Brianna Nicole Eastridge Christina Frances DiGasbarro Dao Mi Helen Melissa Lopez Ian Yu Wong Ruth Sarah Nachmany Destiny Bella Ortega Oren Samet-Marram Lauren Marcela VanZandt Escobar

15 LINGUISTICS NEAR EASTERN STUDIES PLANETS AND LIFE Alexandra Marie Azzolino Alexandra Marie Azzolino Rachael Alexandroff Michael Allen Bailey Brendan Matthew Barrett Margaret M. Shaw Grace Ellen Haaland Alexander Michael Bolano QUANTITATIVE AND William Powell Kennedy Norman Alexander Bonnyman COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Michelle Rose Oresky Morris A. Breitbart Anjali Bisaria Jeremy Harrison Silver John Prentice Caves III Brian Hsueh Sabrina Hui Ling Szeto Bassam Chain Tobia Catalina Keyue Hwang Cassandra Cyril Taylor Maria Shandor Devonshire Vijay Ramani Anna Tchetchetkine Ceymi Doenyas James Ryan Valcourt Ian Yu Wong Kevin John Donahue Zachary Francis Wyzgoski Tal Deglau Eisenzweig ROBOTICS AND Erik Zyman Diane Shelton French INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Jesse Filmore Adams MATERIALS SCIENCE AND Jonathan Evan Glatt ENGINEERING Paula Hildegard Kift Öykü Miraç Akkaya Daniel Joseph Kowalski David Madison Clifton Öykü Miraç Akkaya Peter Leslie Davison Ana Isabel Alvarez Joshua David Levine Osahon Aduwa Okundaye Daniel Jordan Dix Maria Aristova Atray Chaitanya Dixit Lindsey E. Brown Tiennhan T. Phan Hasan Önder Polat Matthew Reid Edwards Christina Marie Chang Barbara Ann Hendrick Atray Chaitanya Dixit Kelly Christine Roache Oren Samet-Marram Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao Peter Raymond Florence Samuel Yong Kim Jasmine Nancy Hay Samuel Patrick Scott Lauren Elizabeth Shanley Robert Henry Klein David Benjamin Heinz Christine M. Lee Adam Jaffe Alexander Graham Simon Omar Muhsin Usman Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao David Joseph Mandle NEUROSCIENCE Anupama Quishwer Khan Katelyn Zeller Meidell Steve Kuei Scarlett Jazmine Barker Emily Margaret Miller Katherine Li Daniel George Barson Bill Pang Clarke Euard Read Brandon Hon-Yue Chan Jay Yan Qi Amanda Sagastegui Diya Das Nicole Selma Rafidi Kyle Bertram Schenthal Ceymi Doenyas Hannah Patricia Saperstein Leo Shaw Rogelio Esparza Emma Marie Schultz Benjamin Joseph Siegfried Estefanía B. Fiallos Dexter Ryan Richard Scobee Sean Michael Sketch Carlo Karim Frem Inés Sheppard Russell Lee Slater Ellen Margaret Gettings Sean Michael Sketch Cindi Kao Yim Alison Emma Anderson Goldblatt Steven Michael Sloane Audrey Rose Zak Grace Ellen Haaland Eric William Starr Bowen Zhou Kaitlin Ann Henderson Joseph Christopher Stilin MEDIEVAL STUDIES Brian Hsueh Tarik Daniel Tosun Julie Chang Jason Douglas Kaplan Adam Tadeusz Wiktor Gregory Wohl Kirschen Caroline Critchfield Hodge RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES Emily Christine Kirkegaard Sachidevi Michelle Lake Julie Anne Grace Leary Julie Chang Michelle Ripplinger Amanda Ann George Aislinn Norma Smalling Grace Ann Marrinan John Wallace Melson Alexandra Shannon Hay MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Nicole Frances Ng Manyun Zhu Daniel Anthony Corica Stephanie Marie Noble SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES Noah Sharp Freedman Adlai Lilburne Pappy II Joseph Lyle Barnett Jacinth Laurel Greywoode Matthew Albert Prast Kierstin Alexa Lundell-Smith Kevin Michael Halenda Nicole Selma Rafidi Sanchali Seth Pal Lieve McLeod Hendren Ji Yeon Son Urooj S. Raja Jeffrey Harris Hodes Sarah Garrett Stroud Ilya Monica Sabnani Kevin Connor Laskey Shivani Sud Fatema Gulamhussein Waliji Yupeng Liu Rebecca Bao Quyen Tran Francesca Michaëlle McNeeley Aaron Matthew Trippe SUSTAINABLE ENERGY Nathan Charles Pell Ajay Sandeep Tungare Christina Elaine Badaracco Rebecca Sorla Pottenger Emma David Vartanian Kevin Cheng Anna Tchetchetkine Gary Jason Wang Vijay S. Chetty Julianna Katherine Traicoff Harold Zhaokun Wang Justine W. Chiu Lija Astride Treibergs Jennifer Wu Amelia Marie Chivetta Ian Yu Wong Guanya Yang Daniel Jordan Dix Chenyu Sherry Xu Lillian Qiaohui Zhou Otavio A. Formigoni Fleury

16 Christina Marie Kirkwood Benjamin Block Cogan High Honors Alexandra Maley Landon Trace Feng John Matthew Butler Lindsey Paige McCloy Camille Natasha Framroze Louisa Kathryn Ferguson Sarah Frances Plummer Nicolas Robert Hybel Sarah Marie Gerth Ida Molloy Posner Steven John Lindsay Christopher Thomas Green Jay Yan Qi Cristina Alexis Martinez Honors Amanda Michelle Morita Rees Colleen Marie McCullough Leo Shaw Alexander Lazaro Mills Alexis Bard Johnson Steven Joseph Shonts Bonita L. Robinson Ariel Katherine Hayley Sibert Matthew Lawrence Wakulchik Daniel Stuart Schiff ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES TEACHER PREPARATION Joseph Andrew Scopelitis High Honors Michael David Skiles Class of 2012 Rachael Alexandroff Matthew Stephen DiDonato Matthew Stephen DiDonato THE STUDY OF WOMEN AND GENDER Margaret M. Shaw Zachary Marlowe Flowerman Dana Lauren Weinstein Honors Earlier classes WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Shangjun Zhang Paul Michael Bangiola Jr. ’11 Andrea Stark Francis ’11 Trent Jared Fuenmayor CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL Margaret Elizabeth Harris ’11 Yu-Sung Huang ENGINEERING Kwame B. Ivery ’93 Sophia Ying Jih Highest Honors Colleen Helen Kent ’11 Jonathan Manley Moch Mary Catherine Bartlett Aikaterini Kotsaka Kratsios ’07 Faaez Ul Haq Leo Shaw Bess Spero Li *87 High Honors Rebecca Lee Anne Nyquist ’09 Departmental Sarah Sargent Paine ’08 Honors Thomas Richard Hellstern Kaya Gallagher Zelazny ’11 Katherine Li ANTHROPOLOGY Jennifer Wing-Lum Tse TRANSLATION AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION Highest Honors Honors Kerry Brodie Allison Paige Daminger Ryan Andrew Ellis Alya Forster Caroline Haley Pinke Yang May Li Nicole Samantha Hantman Sabrina Hui Ling Szeto Philip Todd Miller Ricardo López High Honors CHEMISTRY Ankit Panda Christine Anne Blauvelt Highest Honors Erica Meyer Zendell Angelina Mary Caruso Joseph Anthony Anaya URBAN STUDIES Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo Christina Marie Chang Malavika Balachandran Maria Helena Bordon Cury Adam Jaffe Nathan Collin Brown Alexandra Deprez Anupama Quishwer Khan Robert Ignacio Campos III Kulani Asafa Jalata Daniel Aaron Strassfeld Omar Carrillo Alexander Knoepflmacher Olivia Mae Waring Stephanie Chen Ruth Sarah Nachmany Cindi Kao Yim Michael Andrew Rojas Danielle Daria Cohen-Shohet High Honors Marjorie McGinty Crowell Victoria Adele Tobolsky Sojung Yi Peter Raymond Florence Sophia Marie D’Angelo Christopher Kimball Hill Aparajita Das Honors Brian Hsueh Dana Jean Flynn Madison Katherine McGreal Jaeho Hwang Emily Ann Gass Michele Christine Tyler Lewis Joseph Kerwin Sarah Jessica Kinter SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Paul Joseph Marano Daniel Joseph Kowalski Russell Lee Slater Karen Brianna Krieb Highest Honors Aarian Mara Marshall Tess Kathleen McNamara Honors Andrew S. Choi Destiny Bella Ortega High Honors Eugenia Gu Dellapenna Niurka Grissel Peralta Malena Ruth Hsin Chang Danielle Marie DiCesare Ariana Tiwari Diana HC Lam Thinh Quoc Vu Jonathan Evan Glatt Anne Virginia Weinmann Honors Eric Eunshik Kim Daniel Benjamin Yawitz Ling Jun Chen Zane Ma Brodie Fredrick John Zuk Ariana Tiwari Kyle Bertram Schenthal Dana Elizabeth Schmitt VALUES AND PUBLIC LIFE ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Benjamin Joseph Siegfried Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith Highest Honors Alexandra Joan Trevisan Jennifer Osei Asare Alexis Marie Brown Guanya Yang Hannah DeWeese Cody Sarah Jessica Kinter

17 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Emily Jane Lancaster High Honors ENGINEERING Kynan Twu Rilee Maxwell Alexander Frost High Honors Rafael Gabriel Romero Tiao Guan Nathan Collin Brown Michael Eric Sobin Ryan Thomas Lee Honors Honors Trung Bao Luong Jonathan Richard Mattern Stephanie Chen Jane Little E Xiaolei Mou Sarah Hannah Lux Minqi Sebastian Jiang David Steven Muckey Stephen John Tuozzolo Lavanya Jose Angela Eugene Park Calvin Chi-Han Lee CLASSICS Kunal Poddar Lucy Huang Lin Hasan Önder Polat Highest Honors Peter Joseph Maag Karthik Ravi Aaron Patrick Bembenek Joseph Javier Perla Jeff Jinsoo Shim Elizabeth Whelen Butterworth Adriana Maria Susnea Shu Haur Tang Julie Chang Robert Eugene Johnston Timpe Matthew Ryan Wender Emily Christine Kirkegaard Nitin Viswanathan High Honors EAST ASIAN STUDIES Honors Samuel Harrison Cabot Richard Mortimer Adam Highest Honors Alexander McEvoy Craig K. Daniel Chan Matthew Samuel Miller Hannah Murray Marek Albert Shang-Yeu Chen Hana Thayron Passen High Honors Gregory Chi-Ho Cheung Nathan Charles Pell Astrid Elena Martha Louise Stuth Ori Daniel Bonita L. Robinson Amy Coleman Vickery Aparajita Das Jessica Jean Yao Michael Joseph Helou Honors Sean Yi Nan Hu Emily Ann Gass Quzhao Hu Honors ECOLOGY AND Rahul Jha Abigail Hammer EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Tyler Essler King COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Highest Honors Kameron R. Knab Highest Honors Madelon Florence Case Andrew Christopher Lai Erica Meyer Zendell Christopher K. Cheung Andrew Nielsen Lewis Alexa Leah Fredston-Hermann Laiyin Li High Honors Stephanie Lee Freudenberg Yupeng Liu Emma Marie Austenfeld David Janos Kurz Ryan Adam Kenneth Makis Francesca Cecily Furchtgott Megan Sue Orlando Sanchali Seth Pal Michael Derek Gideon Pietro Rea Alana Rose Tornello High Honors Carlos F. Sanchez III Camila Isabeau Vega Cayley Catherine Bowles Yohei Shoji Danielle Brianna Glaeser Benjamin Jamie On Min Tsui Honors Bridget Lee Menasché Ana Lyubomirova Yancheva Megan Marie Hogan Chenyu Zheng Nicolas Robert Hybel Honors John Miguel Shakespear Serafine Chen ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING John Francis Thirolf Christina Chintsin Yih Gupfinger Highest Honors Sarah Anne Houtmann COMPUTER SCIENCE Hamza Aftab Sophia Ying Jih Ryan Michael Corey Highest Honors Alissa Rane Sasso Ilina Mitra Ethan Lauf Goldstein Asma Helmi Saud Sînziana Munteanu Cheyenne Caci Tait High Honors Brandon David Podmayersky Marcus Jack Theus Muhammad Uzair Aftab Andrej Risteski William Neumark Herlands ECONOMICS Zhaoyang Xu David Joseph Mandle Zhihong Xu Highest Honors Tiffany Tang Moy Ahsan Mosharraf Barkatullah Bill Pang High Honors Danielle Daria Cohen-Shohet Brenton Alan Partridge Gabriel Cadamuro Leah Madeline Cohen-Shohet Alexander Norman Tait David Jonathan Capra Nathaniel William Gardenswartz Eddy Barbosa Ferreira Alexandra Hope Gecker Honors Jeffrey Harris Hodes Hyeonkeun Kim Efrem Yuan-Fu Huang Jonathan Richu Lin Alexa Louise Krakaris James Jiajun Luo Mitchell Aaron Nahmias Atanas Georgiev Petkov Nicole Selma Rafidi Samuel Arthur Aukai Roeca Philip Shin Huijia Wu

18 ENGLISH Julia Marie Rose David Benjamin Heinz Highest Honors Saraswathi Shukla Barbara Ann Hendrick Christopher Paul Ghaffari Julia Byrns Vill Christina Marie Kirkwood Rosaleen Nguyen Sean McFerran Wilson Dexter Ryan Richard Scobee Michelle Ripplinger Alexandra Stewart Wise Dylan Tomoi Shinzaki Kevin Davis Steinberger Allison Lindsay Shea Honors Tarik Daniel Tosun Francisco Mangabeira Unger Victoria Leigh Brophey Sarah Robinson Van Cleve Ting-Fung Chan MOLECULAR BIOLOGY High Honors Katherine Elizabeth Harwood Highest Honors Anna Langley Condella Daniel Francis Humphrey Laura Elizabeth Bagamery Jenna Mary Devine Mary Theresa Killian Natalie Jia Guo Spencer Kames Gaffney Kristen Elizabeth McCarthy Alexander Hoover Morrison Arlyn Hara Katen Urooj S. Raja Nilan Douglas Schnure Laura Elizabeth Keeling Benjamin Locke Spacapan Jennifer Yeh Tara Elizabeth Knoll INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION Irene Ying Zhang IN LINGUISTICS Nora Byrne Sullivan High Honors Honors Highest Honors Daniel George Barson Alexandra Shannon Hay Eric Zyman Anjali Bisaria Jeffrey Daniel Kuperman High Honors William Powell Kennedy Alyssa Kylie Loh Anna Tchetchetkine Suhyun Kim Shannon Mary Rice Ian Yu Wong Thúy-Lan Võ Lite Elizabeth Bond Wilkinson John Wallace Melson Jessica Rachel Yanovsky MATHEMATICS Sahin Naqvi Eugenia Lily Yu Highest Honors Olivia Leigh Quach Mona Zhang Edgar Dobriban James Ryan Valcourt Hyungjune Kang FRENCH AND ITALIAN Honors Oleg Lazarev Laura Connor Bock Highest Honors Xue Liu Courtney Lynn Gallagher Alya Forster Shotaro Makisumi Catalina Keyue Hwang Paula Hildegard Kift Rik Sengupta Lenka Anne Skaidrite Ilcisin Evan Brooks Warner High Honors Heather Marie Landry William Walter Ellis II High Honors Jacquelyn Marie Nestor Honors Joseph Ford Hughes Derek Graham Porter Robert Christoffer Jones Erick Phillip Knight Qiong Qiu Emilia Rose Petrucci Lucas Manuelli Kristan Alexander Scott Michaela Kathleen Shaw Tengyao Wang Richard She Chuen-Ming Mike Wong Shivani Sud GEOSCIENCES Alan Fremder Utria Honors Highest Honors Erika T. Yih Owen Larrabee Coyle Ania Ariadna Baetica Daisy Zhou Amy Rose Gobel Peter Neale Breen Rafael Yonah Grinberg MUSIC High Honors Alexander Dylan Kraus Highest Honors Jonathan Manley Moch Alexander Simon Leaf Jacinth Laurel Greywoode Sara Lydia Nason Krishnan Mody Kevin Connor Laskey Honors MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE High Honors ENGINEERING Jacquelyne Noelle Nesbit Jackson Mayer Greenberg Lija Astride Treibergs Highest Honors Honors HISTORY Peter Leslie Davison Jay Yan Qi Sarah Maria Strenio Highest Honors Sean Michael Sketch NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Gregory Thomas Kennedy Adam Tadeusz Wiktor Raphael Patrick Murillo Highest Honors Laura Kristine Pedersen High Honors Chloe La Verne Bordewich Lucy Rose Reeder Kevin Cheng High Honors Emily Margaret Rutherford Atray Chaitanya Dixit Pinchas Raphael Balsam Andrew Leith Saraf Matthew Reid Edwards Manyun Zhu Robert Henry Klein High Honors Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum Honors Julia Meserve Blount Kerry Brodie Susanna Blake Hamilton Honors Rivka Tamar Cohen Camilla Rose Kalvaria David Madison Clifton Katherine Anne Costello Brittany Kelleher Jamie Ding

19 OPERATIONS RESEARCH High Honors PSYCHOLOGY AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING Kevin Joshua Belasco Highest Honors Highest Honors Anasua Chatterjee Ceymi Doenyas Steven Hsue Chen Yuliya Dovzhenko Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Amelia Marie Chivetta Peter Hai Jin Alyson Jill Kaplan Harris Scott Perlman Stephen Joseph Martis Grace Ann Marrinan Bryton Ja-Shing Shang Edvin Memet Jennifer Wu Benjamin Jun Yao Mariela Dimitrova Petkova Evan Francis Welch High Honors High Honors Christine Charlotte Call Phillips Minghua Cao Honors Jennifer Elizabeth Dannals Daniel Condronimpuno William Cody Burton Gregory Wohl Kirschen Yu-Sung Huang Yuting Huang Cassandra Cyril Taylor Steven Soojin Kim Edward Dong Myung Lee Annamaria Tornabene Juan Ignacio Mazzini Xiaoyang Long Emma David Vartanian Brandon Jon Reyes Alexia Saehwa Miller Gary Jason Wang Ray Li Wang Alexander Monroe Wingard Pease Chenyu Sherry Xu Peter Plamenov Petrov Honors Ravi Yegya-Raman Robert Nathan Speare Jr. Brandon Hon-Yue Chan Taiyee Chien Honors POLITICS Grace Hays Holcomb du Pont Huanqi Deng Highest Honors Ellen Margaret Gettings Emily Campbell Harmon Steven John Lindsay Grace Ellen Haaland Sida Huang Brian Matthew Lipshutz Nicole Leah Johnson Shafiq Musadiq Kashmiri Ariel Claire Powell Whitney Jon Shapiro S Duane Stroebel III Jason Craig Weinreb RELIGION Eric Patric Wang Dana Lauren Weinstein Jack Zeshan Wang High Honors Jonathan Hung-Yu Wang High Honors Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith Robert Michael Weylandt Jr. Alexander Michael Bolano Daniel Boyd Bohac Mark Teng Xia Morris A. Breitbart Habin Chung Honors PHILOSOPHY James Rick Hao Alexandra Marie Azzolino Highest Honors Francesca Michaëlle McNeeley Brendan Matthew Barrett Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Daniel Edward Meyer Caroline Critchfield Hodge Matthew Michael Wage Miyuki Katya Miyagi Aarian Mara Marshall Amalia Elizabeth Reiss Stephanie Jane Q Miceli High Honors Brett Adam Richter Enny Omolara Oyeniran Benjamin Block Cogan Alexander Graham Simon Clayton James Raithel Camille Natasha Framroze Michael James Ward Caroline Rose Shifke David Jonathan Pederson Pearl Ying Zhou SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND Michael David Skiles LITERATURES Honors Honors High Honors Katherine Elise Andresen Annie Fang Ryan Anthony Serrano Alexandra L. Chin Elena Garadja Jeffrey Michael Cole SOCIOLOGY Sun Man Ho Lydia Corlies Clarkson Dallett Daniel Kyung-Jin Hong Highest Honors Joseph Martin DaSilva William Seth Kukin Chelsea Ann Ayres-Priest Gabriel Alejandro Debenedetti Kierstin Alexa Lundell-Smith Ann-Marie Siobhan Elvin Kara Jackson Dreher Colleen Marie McCullough Carter Eldon Greenbaum Diane Shelton French Alexander Lazaro Mills Katharina Hannah Roesler Elena Almira Hawila Nicholas Horace Orser Devany Ana Schulz Laura Marie Johnson Lauren Marcela VanZandt Escobar Gregory James Ketcham-Colwill High Honors PHYSICS Hanseok Ko Lauren Michelle Brachman Samuel Chen Highest Honors Alexandra Jayne McIlraith Michael Livingstone Thomas Jr. Jian Peng Ang Samuel LeCraw Mikell Michelle Marjan Yousefian Anna Barbara Patej Jesse Allen Mudrick Jason Aaron Pollack Samuel Bartlett Norton Honors Cheryl Wan Jen Quah David Milton Perel Katherine Alvarez Nicole Wan Fen Quah Caroline Marie Rawls Allison Marie Behringer Arthur Dov Safira Samuel Patrick Scott Andrew Wayne Bristow Miles Anthony King-Ting Wu Alec Justin Slatky Trace Feng Jingyuan Zhang Corinne Louise Stephenson-Johnson Chloe Elizabeth Haimson Meicen Sun Melanie Kaye Jearlds

20 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Julia Alexandra Macalaster Elected to Membership in the Rebecca Mulvina Lee Rachel Katharine Park Jonathan Richu Lin Nikkitta Christine Sutton Phi Beta Kappa Society Steven John Lindsay Melissa Tassone Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith Brian Matthew Lipshutz Sara Borden Wallace Hamza Aftab Thúy-Lan Võ Lite SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Joseph Anthony Anaya Xue Liu LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Laura Elizabeth Bagamery Alyssa Kylie Loh James Jiajun Luo Highest Honors Ahsan Mosharraf Barkatullah Shotaro Makisumi Lydia Grace Arias Aaron Patrick Bembenek Jillian Marie Berardini Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum High Honors Robert Samuel Blatt Lucas Manuelli Krisia A. Ildefonso Oliver David Bloom Paul Joseph Marano Hannah Murray Marek Honors Daniel Boyd Bohac Grace Ann Marrinan Hannah Rose Sanzetenea Elizabeth Whelen Butterworth Madelon Florence Case Francesca Michaëlle McNeeley WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL K. Daniel Chan Ilina Mitra Highest Honors Christina Marie Chang Alexander Hoover Morrison Hilary Susan Bartlett Julie Chang Sînziana Munteanu Oliver David Bloom Serafine Chen Megan Sue Orlando YunSuk Michael Chung Steven Hsue Chen Angela Eugene Park Christina Frances DiGasbarro Amelia Marie Chivetta Anna Barbara Patej Kyle Tierney Edwards Habin Chung David Jonathan Pederson Rebecca Mulvina Lee YunSuk Michael Chung Harris Scott Perlman Briana Nicole Wilkins Benjamin Block Cogan Brandon David Podmayersky Alicia Yue Zeng Leah Madeline Cohen-Shohet Jay Yan Qi Daniel Condronimpuno Clayton James Raithel High Honors Ryan Michael Corey Lucy Rose Reeder Jillian Marie Berardini Maria Helena Bordon Cury Michelle Ripplinger Robert Samuel Blatt Allison Paige Daminger Andrej Risteski Annette Maria Dekker Jennifer Elizabeth Dannals Bonita L. Robinson Natalie Eun-Hyeong Kim Matthew Stephen DiDonato Miriam Rosenbaum Andrew Harris Lowy Christina Frances DiGasbarro Emily Margaret Rutherford Kayley Rose McGrath Edgar Dobriban Oren Samet-Marram Alexander Gordon Peerman Ceymi Doenyas Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Miriam Rosenbaum Kyle Tierney Edwards Nilan Douglas Schnure Oren Samet-Marram Matthew Reid Edwards Joseph Andrew Scopelitis Joseph Andrew Scopelitis Tal Deglau Eisenzweig Rik Sengupta Honors Ann-Marie Siobhan Elvin Leo Shaw Jasmine Chen Eddy Barbosa Ferreira Allison Lindsay Shea Tal Deglau Eisenzweig Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Philip Shin Scott J. Falin Peter Raymond Florence Alexander Graham Simon Noah Sharp Freedman Alya Forster Sean Michael Sketch Angela Abeni Groves Camille Natasha Framroze Michael Eric Sobin Stephen Lewis Ham IV Spencer Kames Gaffney Daniel Aaron Strassfeld Georgia Erin Woolhandler Himmelstein Nathaniel William Gardenswartz Astrid Elena Martha Louise Stuth Micah Tobiah Joselow Alexandra Hope Gecker Nora Byrne Sullivan An-Ting Liu Sarah Marie Gerth Sabrina Hui Ling Szeto John Anthony Marzulli III Amy Rose Gobel James Ryan Valcourt Eleanor Dharma Meegoda Ethan Lauf Goldstein Sarah Robinson Van Cleve Charles Draper Metzger Natalie Jia Guo Emma David Vartanian John Edward Monagle Alexandra Shannon Hay Amy Coleman Vickery Ankit Panda William Neumark Herlands Matthew Michael Wage Tiennhan T. Phan Megan Marie Hogan Daniel Xiaochen Wang Colin Gibbons Quinn Brian Hsueh Tengyao Wang Kelly Christine Roache Yu-Sung Huang Olivia Mae Waring Robert Spencer Ryan Joseph Ford Hughes Matthew Ryan Wender Rebecca Anne Scharfstein Jaeho Hwang Adam Tadeusz Wiktor Peter Lodovico Schmidt Alexis Bard Johnson Briana Nicole Wilkins Angela Wu Hyungjune Kang Elizabeth Bond Wilkinson Alyson Jill Kaplan Chuen-Ming Mike Wong Gregory Thomas Kennedy Ian Yu Wong William Powell Kennedy Huijia Wu Sarah Jessica Kinter Jennifer Wu Kevin Connor Laskey Zhaoyang Xu

21 Zhihong Xu Robert Evan Clayton Lenka Anne Skaidrite Ilcisin Benjamin Jun Yao David Madison Clifton Matthew Aaron Jacobson Jessica Jean Yao Robert Childs Coe Adam Jaffe Ravi Yegya-Raman Daniel Condronimpuno Lucile Claire Jarry Jennifer Yeh Eduardo Jose Contijoch Minqi Sebastian Jiang Erika T. Yih Ryan Michael Corey Sophia Ying Jih Cindi Kao Yim Owen Larrabee Coyle Peter Hai Jin Alicia Yue Zeng Jennifer Elizabeth Dannals Nicole Leah Johnson Irene Ying Zhang Diya Das Lavanya Jose Jingyuan Zhang Peter Leslie Davison Isaac Keir Julien Mona Zhang Eugenia Gu Dellapenna Andrew James Kaier Daisy Zhou Huanqi Deng Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao Erik Zyman Matthew Stephen DiDonato Alyson Jill Kaplan Atray Chaitanya Dixit Shafiq Musadiq Kashmiri Elected to Membership in Ceymi Doenyas Erick Richard Kazarian Yuliya Dovzhenko William Powell Kennedy the Society of Sigma Xi Grace Hays Holcomb du Pont Lewis Joseph Kerwin Öykü Miraç Akkaya Jane Little E Nathan Elliot Williams Keyes Rachael Alexandroff Matthew Reid Edwards Anupama Quishwer Khan Tulio José Alvarez Burgos Ryan Andrew Ellis Eric Eunshik Kim Joseph Anthony Anaya Rogelio Esparza Kevin Keunbae Kim Jian Peng Ang Jaiye B. Falusi Samuel Yong Kim Armando Asunción-Cruz Ma. Claudine Mangcucang Fernandez Soo Yeon Kim Catherine Dory Bachur Eddy Barbosa Ferreira Steven Soojin Kim Christina Elaine Badaracco Estefanía B. Fiallos Suhyun Kim Laura Elizabeth Bagamery Lila M. Flavin Christina Marie Kirkwood Michael Allen Bailey Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Gregory Wohl Kirschen Malavika Balachandran Peter Raymond Florence Robert Henry Klein Daniel George Barson Hillary Jeanette Ford David Janos Kurz Mary Catherine Bartlett Sean Frazier Emily Jane Lancaster Kevin Joshua Belasco Alexa Leah Fredston-Hermann Alexandra Maley Landon Madeleine Sarah Bernstein Stephanie Lee Freudenberg Heather Marie Landry Anjali Bisaria Courtney Lynn Gallagher Kathleen Elizabeth LaRow Laura Connor Bock Jack Jian Gang Michelle Kim Lau Alissa P. Boddie Ellen Margaret Gettings Calvin Chi-Han Lee Cayley Catherine Bowles Danielle Brianna Glaeser Edward Dong Myung Lee Ariel Bentsion Brown Jonathan Evan Glatt Katherine Li Nathan Collin Brown Amy Rose Gobel Yang May Li Kirsti Ellen Buchholz Anish Raja Goel Albert Liao William Cody Burton Ethan Lauf Goldstein Lucy Huang Lin Gabriel Cadamuro Mona Ay-Lan Gossmann Thúy-Lan Võ Lite Christine Charlotte Call Kerry Anne Gruendel Xiaoyang Long Phillips Minghua Cao Jessie Ping Gu Ming Lu David Jonathan Capra Lisa Gu Jorge Luis Lugo Jr. Madelon Florence Case Natalie Jia Guo Sarah Hannah Lux Brandon Hon-Yue Chan Christina Chintsin Yih Gupfinger Zane Ma Christina Marie Chang Grace Ellen Haaland Peter Joseph Maag Eliza J. Chang Kevin Michael Halenda Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum Megan Elizabeth Charles Nicole Samantha Hantman David Joseph Mandle Anasua Chatterjee Emily Campbell Harmon Paul Joseph Marano George Che David Benjamin Heinz Grace Ann Marrinan Sara Chehrehsa Thomas Richard Hellstern Stephen Joseph Martis Serafine Chen William Neumark Herlands Juan Ignacio Mazzini Stephanie Chen Christopher Kimball Hill John Wallace Melson Steven Hsue Chen Tzu-Hao Leon Ho Edvin Memet Kevin Cheng Jeffrey Harris Hodes Kimberly Erin Menafra Hua-Jay Jeffery Cherng Dana Willow Hoffman Bridget Lee Menasché Christopher K. Cheung Sarah Anne Houtmann Alexia Saehwa Miller Taiyee Chien Brian Hsueh Ilina Mitra Justine W. Chiu Sida Huang Jonathan Manley Moch Amelia Marie Chivetta Yu-Sung Huang Alexander Hoover Morrison Andrew S. Choi Yuting Huang Tiffany Tang Moy Jaewon Choi Catalina Keyue Hwang Sînziana Munteanu Bryan Chun Jaeho Hwang Iael Denise Nachajon

22 Seung Hyeon Nam Robert Eugene Johnston Timpe Elected to Membership in Sahin Naqvi Annamaria Tornabene Sara Lydia Nason Tarik Daniel Tosun the Tau Beta Pi National Jacquelyne Noelle Nesbit Rebecca Bao Quyen Tran Engineering Society Jacquelyn Marie Nestor Lija Astride Treibergs Morgan Taylor Ong Christopher Joseph Triolo Hamza Aftab Michelle Rose Oresky Aaron Matthew Trippe Muhammad Uzair Aftab Megan Sue Orlando Jennifer Wing-Lum Tse Mary Catherine Bartlett Anna Barbara Patej Ajay Sandeep Tungare Phillips Minghua Cao Alexander Monroe Wingard Pease Stephen John Tuozzolo Steven Hsue Chen Joseph Javier Perla Faaez Ul Haq Amelia Marie Chivetta Harris Scott Perlman Alan Fremder Utria Daniel Condronimpuno Mariela Dimitrova Petkova James Ryan Valcourt Ryan Michael Corey Peter Plamenov Petrov Nitin Viswanathan Peter Leslie Davison Gabriel Joseph Pittleman Randi Louise Vogt Jamie Ding Brandon David Podmayersky Eric Patric Wang Matthew Reid Edwards Jason Aaron Pollack Ernest Weider Wang Ryan Andrew Ellis Stephen Thomas Pollard Gary Jason Wang Eddy Barbosa Ferreira Derek Graham Porter Jack Zeshan Wang Ethan Lauf Goldstein Rebecca Sorla Pottenger Jonathan Hung-Yu Wang William Neumark Herlands Matthew Albert Prast Ray Li Wang Yu-Sung Huang Jay Yan Qi Olivia Mae Waring Steven Soojin Kim Qiong Qiu Natalie Sue Webb Robert Henry Klein Olivia Leigh Quach Kelly Ann Weeks Calvin Chi-Han Lee Cheryl Wan Jen Quah Angela C. Wei Lucy Huang Lin Nicole Wan Fen Quah Mikia Lynn Weidenbach Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum Nicole Selma Rafidi Evan Francis Welch Ilina Mitra Nisha Kiron Rao Hui Christine Wen Tiffany Tang Moy Brandon Jon Reyes Peter Carlson Westman Sînziana Munteanu Kynan Twu Rilee Robert Michael Weylandt Jr. Seung Hyeon Nam Andrej Risteski Adam Tadeusz Wiktor Bill Pang Rafael Gabriel Romero Jennifer Wu Brenton Alan Partridge Juan Francisco Ruiz Miles Anthony King-Ting Wu Brandon David Podmayersky Arthur Dov Safira Zachary Francis Wyzgoski Jay Yan Qi Hannah Patricia Saperstein Mark Teng Xia Brandon Jon Reyes Alissa Rane Sasso Chenyu Sherry Xu Andrej Risteski Asma Helmi Saud Zhaoyang Xu Bryton Ja-Shing Shang Nilan Douglas Schnure Zhihong Xu Leo Shaw David Seth Schuster Guanya Yang Sean Michael Sketch Dexter Ryan Richard Scobee James Jan Yang Michael Eric Sobin Kristan Alexander Scott Benjamin Jun Yao Kevin Davis Steinberger Bryton Ja-Shing Shang Michael Edward Yaroshefsky Tarik Daniel Tosun Leo Shaw Ravi Yegya-Raman Jennifer Wing-Lum Tse Margaret M. Shaw Jennifer Yeh Eric Patric Wang Richard She Justin Y. Yeh Robert Michael Weylandt Jr. Natalie Helen Shoup An Yi Adam Tadeusz Wiktor Robert James Sicurelli III Erika T. Yih Mark Teng Xia Benjamin Joseph Siegfried Cindi Kao Yim Chenyu Sherry Xu Sean Michael Sketch Irene Ying Zhang Zhaoyang Xu Russell Lee Slater Jingyuan Zhang Benjamin Jun Yao Kashif O. Smith Shangjun Zhang Ravi Yegya-Raman Michael Eric Sobin Anna Lou Zhao Robert Nathan Speare Jr. Daisy Zhou Kevin Davis Steinberger Wenxin Kevin Zhu Daniel Aaron Strassfeld S Duane Stroebel III Crystal Alane Styron Shivani Sud Adriana Maria Susnea Amy Regina Sweeny Alexander Norman Tait Cheyenne Caci Tait Cassandra Cyril Taylor Marcus Jack Theus

23 Shapiro Prize for Academic Class of 2014 Maxim Haskell Botstein Excellence, 2010–2011 Ozlem Cebeci AWARDED SEPTEMBER 27, 2011 Alan Chang Stephanie Char Class of 2012 Eric Christopher Chen Bryton Ja-Shing Shang Ho Wa Cheng Class of 2013 Luke Luokun Cheng David Abugaber Adriana Cherskov Boyang An Christian James Fong Matthew Benjamin Arons Thomas Grzegorz Gilgenast David Asker Chengcheng Gui Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson David Matthew Hammer Wynne Anderberg Callon Sonya Rui Huang Anuncia Feliz Acuna Camacho Alexander Daniel Iriza Evgeni Simeonov Dimitrov Ryan Patrick Karnes Maya Alena Gainer Eugene Alexander Katsevich Daniel Zev Gastfriend Timothy James Keyes Ilias Giechaskiel Kai Zong Khor Alison Diane Gocke Daniel John Kriz Lee Herzog Akshay Kumar Christina Alexandra Laurenzi Dmitriy Kunisky Yin Chung Leung Yifan Li Irene Yuan Lo Adam Michael Mastroianni Madeline Claire McMahon Christopher Paul McConnell William Thomas Minshew John Joseph McNamara Taman Ram Narayan Katherine Lee Pogrebniak Jacob Morris Nebel Philip Michael Rosen Michael Joseph Pretko Tanakrit Rungrojchaiporn Christopher Michael Quintana Steven Blake Server Diana Ding Shi Dina Avrahama Sharon Aman Sinha Erica Ann Sollazzo Daniel Arnold Smith Shirong Sun Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Stephanie Yayoi Teramoto Kimura John Karl Subosits Wenley Tong Matthew Carl Superdock Minh-Tam Quang Trinh Kai Sheng Tai Jessica Anne Welsh Stephanie Yu Tam Eleanor Moselle Wright Juanhe Tan Evangelie May Leurgans Zachos Thomas Robert Tasche Qiuyi Zhang Christopher Ny Fang Teng Naomi Zucker Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Brian Joseph Tubergen Nicholas Conlan White Alina Y. Yang Yung Yung Yang Haonan Zhou Iris Mengyao Zhou Michael Hongyu Zhu

24 APPLIED AND COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY General and MATHEMATICS William Foster Memorial Prize in Chemistry Departmental Prizes Applied and Computational Mathematics Theodora Katerina Karagounis ’13 Independent Project Prize GENERAL Julia Yun Chien Yan ’13 Steven Soojin Kim Class of 1901 Medal Andrej Risteski Robert Thornton McCay Prize Michael Edward Yaroshefsky Christina Marie Chang ARCHITECTURE Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award Merck Index Award Joseph Sanford Shanley ’17 Prize for Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Joseph Anthony Anaya Architecture Tengyao Wang Ruth Hsin Chang Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding W. Sanderson Detwiler 1903 Prize Research ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Lindy Li Olivia Mae Waring Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize Harold Willis Dodds Achievement Prize Everett S. Wallis Prize in Organic Chemistry Sarah Marie Gerth Angela Abeni Groves Daniel Aaron Strassfeld Christopher Thomas Green Frederick Douglass Service Award CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Stella and Rensselaer W. Lee Prize Sandra Namenya Pauline Mukasa ENGINEERING John Matthew Butler W. Mack Angas Prize Allen Macy Dulles ’51 Award Irma S. Seitz Prize in the Field of Modern Art Nathan Collin Brown Kevin John Donahue Amy Elizabeth Achenbaum David W. Carmichael Prize Freshman First Honor Prize Louisa Kathryn Ferguson Stephanie Chen Eugene Alexander Katsevich ’14 Sarah Jessica Kinter Moles Award Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architecture Stephanie Chen Alexander McEvoy Craig Ling Jun Chen Alexandra Hope Gecker Anne Virginia Weinmann Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Research Phi Beta Kappa Prize Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art and Nathan Collin Brown Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Archaeology Eleanor Jeanne Elbert CLASSICS M. Taylor Pyne Honor Prize Alexis Bard Johnson Ann-Marie Siobhan Elvin Stinnecke Prize James Ryan Valcourt ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES Nicholas A. G. Bellinson ’13 George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Research Aman Sinha ’13 Senior Thesis Prize Matthew Stephen DiDonato Irene Yuan Lo ’13 Francesca Cecily Furchtgott George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize BENDHEIM CENTER FOR FINANCE Alana Rose Tornello Anna Barbara Patej Birch Family Prize Nicolas Robert Hybel, honorable mention Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Daniel Xiaochen Wang COMPUTER SCIENCE AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES CANADIAN STUDIES Accenture Prize in Computer Science Ruth J. Simmons Thesis Prize in African Richard D. Challener ’44 Senior Thesis Prize Brandon David Podmayersky American Studies in Canadian Studies Zhihong Xu Brittany Kelleher William Walter Ellis II Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Prize in Computer Alexandra Stewart Wise Christopher Thomas Green Science Brandon David Podmayersky AMERICAN STUDIES CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL David F. Bowers Prize ENGINEERING THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN Ariel Claire Powell Central Jersey Section, American Institute Donald Clive Stuart Jr. Memorial Award Emily Margaret Rutherford of Chemical Engineers, Award for Overall Luc Cohen ’14 Excellence in Chemical Engineering Robert Spencer Ryan Rosemarie L. Wang ’14 Jessica Rachel Yanovsky Leo Shaw DEBATING AND PUBLIC SPEAKING Willard Thorp Thesis Prize Central Jersey Section, American Institute Ariel Claire Powell of Chemical Engineers, Ernest F. Johnson Class of 1876 Memorial Debate Prize Distinguished Service Award in Politics Grace May Tilton Prize in Fine Arts Thomas Richard Hellstern First Place Team Sarah Marie Gerth Evan Kennedy Larson ’13, best speaker Alexis Bard Johnson Michelle Goudie ’93 Senior Thesis Award Anthony Michael Paranzino ’14 Ariana Tiwari Leo Shaw Anne Virginia Weinmann Richard K. Toner Thermodynamics Prize Second Place Team Yang May Li James Rick Hao ANTHROPOLOGY Aaron David Hauptman ’15 Senior Thesis Prize in Anthropology Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo Research Victoria Adele Tobolsky Jennifer Wing-Lum Tse

25 Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Daniel L. Rubinfeld ’67 Prize in Empirical Class of 1859 Prize Extemporaneous Speaking Prize Economics Allison Lindsay Shea Joseph Anthony LoPresti Jr. ’15 Jonathan Richu Lin Class of 1870 Junior Prize Ray Chen Chao ’15 Matthew Ryan Wender Stephanie Yu Tam ’13 Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Memorial Walter C. Sauer ’28 Prize Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize Freshman Debating Prize Leah Madeline Cohen-Shohet Dixon Meng Li ’14 Andrew Hogun Min ’15 Jason Craig Weinreb Arron David Hauptman ’15, second Class of 1883 English Prize for Senior Thesis Prize in Economics Academic Freshmen Junior Orator Medal Coleman Sterling Crutchfield Suzannah Priya Beiner ’15 Matthew Benjamin Arons ’13 Angela Eugene Park Leah Philana Worthington ’15, honorable Xiang Ding ’13 Halbert White ’72 Prize in Economics mention Taman Narayan ’13 James Jiajun Luo Mark Pavlyukovskyy ’13 Morris W. Croll Poetry Prize John Glover Wilson Memorial Award Colleen Marie Bradley ’14 Lynde Debate Prize for 2010–11 Pietro Rea Stephanie Jane Q Miceli Zayn Siddique ’11, best speaker Nina Narayan Bahadur, honorable mention Rushabh Doshi ’11, second place speaker ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING First Place Team E. E. Cummings Society Prize of the Academy John Ogden Bigelow Jr. Prize in of American Poets Daniel Brown May ’11 Electrical Engineering Francisco Mangabeira Unger Brendan Thomas Carroll ’11 Mitchell Aaron Nahmias Charles William Kennedy Prize Second Place Team G. David Forney Jr. Prize Alexandra Shannon Hay Benjamin David Weisman ’11 Brenton Alan Partridge Amanda Tuninetti ’11 Donna Seyoung Park Peter Mark Prize Thomas H. Maren English Department Maclean Prize Ilina Mitra Mark Pavlyukovskyy ’13 Senior Thesis Prize Charles Ira Young Memorial Tablet and Medal Francisco Mangabeira Unger Spencer Trask Medals William Neumark Herlands Daniel John Lewis ’13, best debater Ward Mathis Prize Connor Philip Mui ’14, most improved debater SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Alyssa Kylie Loh AND APPLIED SCIENCE Aaron David Hauptman ’15, best freshman Eugenia Lily Yu debater Joseph Clifton Elgin Prize Genevieve Anne Bentz, honorable mention Michael Edward Yaroshefsky Jenna Mary Devine, honorable mention EAST ASIAN STUDIES James Hayes-Edgar Palmer Prize in Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Marjory Chadwick Buchanan Senior Engineering Shannon Mary Rice Thesis Prize Brandon David Podmayersky Nora Byrne Sullivan Matthew Samuel Miller Jeffrey O. Kephart ’80 Engineering Edward H. Tumin Memorial Prize PROGRAM IN EAST ASIAN STUDIES Physics Award Laura Elizabeth Keeling Leigh Buchanan Bienen and Henry S. Bienen Matthew Reid Edwards Thomas B. Wanamaker English Senior Thesis Prize Calvin Dodd MacCracken Senior Language Prize Erica Meyer Zendell Thesis / Project Award Michelle Ripplinger ECOLOGY AND William Neumark Herlands ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY J. Rich Steers Award Charles M. Cannon Memorial Prize T. A. Barron Prize for Environmental Peter Leslie Davison Leadership Alexa Leah Fredston-Hermann Steven Soojin Kim Madelon Florence Case Leslie Kilham Johnson Book Prize Tau Beta Pi Prize Peter W. Stroh ’51 Environmental Senior Christina Chintsin Yih Gupfinger Stephanie Chen Thesis Prize Senior Book Prize Emily Jane Lancaster David Milton Perel Stephanie Lee Freudenberg Lore von Jaskowsky Memorial Prize FRENCH AND ITALIAN Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Mary Catherine Bartlett R. Percy Alden Memorial Prize in French Research Atray Chaitanya Dixit Heather Hammel ’13 Megan Sue Orlando Ilina Mitra Dorothea van Dyke McLane Prize in Italian ECONOMICS ENGLISH Jason J. Elefant ’15 Wolf Balleisen Memorial Prize Bain-Swiggett Poetry Prize Catherine J. Lambert ’15 Ryan Thomas Lee Casey Lin Brown ’14 Luke L. Politi ’15 James Jiajun Luo Katherine Jie Chen Genevieve Anne Bentz, honorable mention Prix du Cercle Français, attribué par Burton G. Malkiel *64 Senior Thesis Prize in l’Association Francophone de Princeton Finance Francis Biddle Sophomore Prize Alya Forster Andrew Nielsen Lewis Catherine Ku ’14 Huijia Wu

26 GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES LAW AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS MATHEMATICS Suzanne M. Huffman Memorial Senior Thesis J. Welles Henderson ’43 Senior Thesis Prize Andrew H. Brown Prize Prize in Women’s Studies Carter Eldon Greenbaum Matthew Carl Superdock ’13 Lauren Michelle Brachman LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Class of 1861 Prize Lydia Corlies Clarkson Dallett, honorable mention Theodore H. Holmes ’51 and Bernice Holmes Qiuyi Zhang ’14 Poetry Prize George B. Covington Prize in Mathematics GEOSCIENCES Carter Eldon Greenbaum Xue Liu Arthur F. Buddington Award Lucas Award in Visual Arts Shotaro Makisumi Owen Larrabee Coyle Alexis Marie Brown Peter A. Greenberg ’77 Memorial Prize Amy Rose Gobel Jaewon Choi Hyungjune Kang Benjamin F. Howell, Class of 1913, Oren Samet-Marram Evan Brooks Warner Junior Prize Francis LeMoyne Page Creative Writing Award Christine Y. Chen ’13 Middleton Miller ’29 Prize Nina Narayan Bahadur Edgar Dobriban Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, Prize Anna Langley Condella Oleg Lazarev in Environmental Geosciences Michael Derek Gideon Chuen-Ming Mike Wong Jonathan Manley Moch Michael David Kuchta Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding HELLENIC STUDIES Lillian Li ’13 Research Laura H. Preston ’13 Oleg Lazarev Hellenic Studies Senior Thesis Prize Julia Marie Rose Emily Christine Kirkegaard MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE Francis LeMoyne Page Dance Award ENGINEERING HISTORY Chloe Alexandra Markewich George Bienkowski Memorial Prize Prize in Asian History Ariel Raisa Trilling Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao Benjamin Locke Spacapan Randi Louise Vogt Robert Henry Klein Carter Kim Combe ’74 Prize in History Francis LeMoyne Page Theater Award Donald Janssen Dike Awards for Excellence in Emily Margaret Rutherford Gabriel David Crouse Undergraduate Research Elena Garadja Walter Phelps Hall Prize in European History Matthew Reid Edwards Christopher Paul Ghaffari Emily Margaret Rutherford Tarik Daniel Tosun, second Adam-Jorge Masculino Hyndman Kevin Cheng, third Laurence Hutton Prize in History Julia Rose Cohen Keimach David Benjamin Heinz, third Emily Margaret Rutherford Jeffrey Daniel Kuperman Alexandra Maley Landon, third Alexandra Goadby Mannix C. O. Joline Prize in American History Robert Henry Klein, honorable mention Andrew Leith Saraf Elizabeth Swanson Alexandra Stewart Wise Cara M. Tucker Enoch J. Durbin Prize for Engineering Innovation Francis LeMoyne Page Visual Arts Award William Koren Jr. Memorial Prize in History Öykü Miraç Akkaya Maria Helena Bordon Cury Gregory Thomas Kennedy Fred Joseph Orsita, second place team Bridget Lee Menasché Emily Margaret Rutherford Federico Torre, second place team Samuel Shellabarger Memorial Prize Prize in Latin American History Sau-Hai Lam *58 Prize in Mechanical and in Creative Writing Raphael Patrick Murillo Aerospace Engineering Spencer Kames Gaffney Sean Michael Sketch HUMAN VALUES Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts John Marshall II Memorial Prize University Center for Human Values Senior Jeffrey Daniel Kuperman Atray Chaitanya Dixit Thesis Prize Kevin Connor Laskey Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith Jaiye B Falusi Emily Margaret Rutherford Ward Prize Samuel Yong Kim Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Maia Ilana ten Brink ’13 John David Perry Thomas A. Ledford ’13 Gabriel Perry Kolisch Savit JUDAIC STUDIES Mohit Manchar ’13 Jay Yan Qi, honorable mention Mirabella Mitchell ’13 Carolyn L. Drucker, Class of 1980, Senior Morgan W. McKinzie ’93 Senior Thesis Prize Thesis Prize LIBRARY Matthew Reid Edwards, first Tal Deglau Eisenzweig Peter Leslie Davison, second Lydia Corlies Clarkson Dallett, second Elmer Adler Undergraduate Book Collecting Prize Jay Yan Qi, third LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Chloe Elizabeth Ferguson ’13 Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Kenneth Maxwell Senior Thesis Prize in Mary Coolidge Thierry Research Brazilian and Portuguese Studies Mohit Manohar ’13, second Andrew Joseph Mandelbaum Sojung Yi Lily Elizabeth Healey ’13, honorable mention Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize Luciana Fernanda Chamorro Elizondo

27 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in Esthetics Stephen Whelan ’68 Senior Thesis Prize for George Khoury ’65 Senior Prize for Elena Garadja Excellence in Constitutional Law and Academic Excellence Political Thought John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in Brian Matthew Lipshutz Laura Elizabeth Bagamery Metaphysics and Epistemology Natalie Jia Guo Benjamin Block Cogan PSYCHOLOGY Jennifer Yeh David Jonathan Pederson Edward E. Jones Memorial Prize Irene Ying Zhang Tomb Prize Jennifer Elizabeth Dannals Molecular Biology Senior Thesis Prize Annie Fang George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Science Anjali Bisaria David Jonathan Capra Rachel Amanda Blake PHYSICS Lenka Anne Skaidrite Ilcisin Kusaka Memorial Prize in Physics Miller-Schroeder Memorial Prize William Powell Kennedy Jian Peng Ang Kimberly Erin Menafra Alexander Hoover Morrison Ovidiu Alexandru Cotlet ’13 Howard Crosby Warren Junior Prize Irene Ying Zhang Yuliya Dovzhenko in Psychology Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Yuting Huang Erica Lijia Cao ’13 Research Ning Jin ’13 Helen Chen ’13 Laura Elizabeth Bagamery Edward Dong Myung Lee Abigail Sara Greene ’13 Robert Jeffrey Malcolm ’13 Yuan Chang Leong ’13 MUSIC Stephen Joseph Martis Howard Crosby Warren Senior Prize Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Edvin Memet Alexia Saehwa Miller in Psychology Noah Sharp Freedman Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Francesca Michaëlle McNeeley Momo Ong ’13 Alexander Monroe Wingard Pease Alyson Jill Kaplan NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Mariela Dimitrova Petkova Grace Ann Marrinan Bayard and Cleveland Dodge Memorial Prize Gabriel Petrica ’13 RELIGION Michael Joseph Pretko ’13 Chloe La Verne Bordewich George Potts Bible Prize Cheryl Wan Jen Quah F. O. Kelsey Prize Daniel Boyd Bohac Nicole Wan Fen Quah Thomas Alexander Ledford ’13 Christopher Michael Quintana ’13 John Robinson Memorial Prize PROGRAM IN NEAR Kai Sheng Tai ’13 Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith EASTERN STUDIES Ksheerasagar Vijay ’13 Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Near Eastern Studies Senior Thesis Prize Miles Anthony King-Ting Wu Nava Michelle Friedman ’13 Tal Deglau Eisenzweig Allen G. Shenstone Prize in Physics RELIGIOUS LIFE NEUROSCIENCE Kevin Joshua Belasco William Cody Burton Kenneth Christopher Harris ’65 Memorial The John Brinster, Class of 1943, Prize in Anasua Chatterjee Award Neuroscience Wen Wei Ho ’13 Brendan Matthew Barrett Diya Das Peter Hai Jin Norman Alexander Bonnyman Rebecca Bao Quyen Tran Xiaoyang Long Miriam Rosenbaum OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND Zoe Lindiwe Lewis Masters ’13 Alana Rose Tornello FINANCIAL ENGINEERING Anna Barbara Patej COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND Ahmet S. Cakmak Prize Peter Plamenov Petrov TECHNOLOGY Steven Hsue Chen Jason Aaron Pollack Gregory T. Pope ’80 Prize for Science Writing Arthur Dov Safira Dr. Frank S. Castellana Prize in Operations Madelon Florence Case Robert Nathan Speare Jr. Research and Financial Engineering Karen Brianna Krieb Evan Francis Welch Bryton Ja-Shing Shang Jingyuan Zhang SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND Benjamin Jun Yao Yunfan Zhang ’13 LITERATURES Kenneth H. Condit Prize Haonan Zhou ’13 Nicholas Bachko Jr. Scholarship Prize in Michael Edward Yaroshefsky Slavic Languages and Literatures POLITICS James Michael Kerr ’13 PHILOSOPHY Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Politics Latalia Danielle White ’13 Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics Jason Craig Weinreb Taylor Clancy Behmke SOCIOLOGY Philo Sherman Bennett Prize in Politics Camille Natasha Framroze Isidore Brown Academic Achievement Award Ariel Claire Powell Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Carter Eldon Greenbaum Alexander Graham Simon Matthew Michael Wage Isidore Brown Thesis Award John G. Buchanan Prize in Politics Dickinson Prize Carter Eldon Greenbaum Jason Craig Weinreb Sun Man Ho Julia Alexandra Macalaster The New York Herald Prize Ann-Marie Siobhan Elvin, honorable mention Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize Daniel Edward Meyer Jonathan William Norman Sarnoff Matthew Michael Wage

28 SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE HEAVYWEIGHT CREW LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Athletic Prizes The William Lyman Biddle Medal The Vicente Llorens Castillo Senior Prize in GENERAL Michael Nicholas Protesto Spanish The Class of 1916 Cup Krisia A. Ildefonso LIGHTWEIGHT CREW Ravi Yegya-Raman Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize David R. Covin ’91 Award The William Winston Roper Trophy Hannah Rose Sanzetenea Emily Ann Clonts Donald Baxter Hadaway Cabral WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Jonathan Lee Christensen Bayard W. Read, Class of 1926 Lightweight Crew Award Tyler James Fiorito Class of 1924 Award Class of 2012 Lightweight Rowers Charles Draper Metzger Alexander Lazaro Mills Colin Gibbons Quinn Chadwick Robert Wiedmaier The Gordon G. Sikes Medal Steven Philip Cutler Myron T. Herrick Prize C. Otto v. Kienbusch Sportswoman of the Year Award Oren Samet-Marram CROSS COUNTRY Alexandra Marie Banfich The Rosengarten Cross Country Award Gale F. Johnston Prize in Public Affairs Lauren Wai Leng Edwards Alexandra Marie Banfich, varsity Ankit Panda Eileen Ann Moran Donald Baxter Hadaway Cabral, varsity Lieutenant John A. Larkin Jr. Memorial Prize The Art Lane ’34 Citizen Athlete Award Jacqueline O. Nicholas ’15, freshman Angela Wu Hilary Susan Bartlett Edward Owens ’15, freshman Rebecca Anne Scharfstein Allison Marie Behringer FENCING R. W. van de Velde Award Hannah DeWeese Cody Matthew B. Arons ’13 Lauren Wai Leng Edwards The Johnston Award (Varsity) David Asker ’13 Manuel Sardinha Anton Alexander Fleissner Monica Beltran ’13 Chadwick Robert Wiedmaier Princeton Fencing Trophy David Chen ’13 The George J. Mueller Award Alexander Lazaro Mills Daniel Gastfriend ’13 Ravi Yegya-Raman The Wanda P. Sieja Award Joshua J. Haekcker ’13 BASEBALL Anne-Elizabeth Leigh Stone ’13 Caroline Hanamirian ’13 Thomas Tasche ’13 The William J. Clarke Award FIELD HOCKEY Rebecca Thornsness ’13 Samuel West Mulroy Thorp Van Dusen Goodfellow ’41 Yung Yung ’13 The Coach’s Baseball Trophy Field Hockey Award Woodrow Wilson School Senior Thesis Prize Alec D. Keller ’14 Allison Marie Behringer An-Ting Liu Erin Michelle Jennings The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award May-Ying Chelsea Nie-Medalia Zachary D. Hermans ’13 Rachel Marie Neufeld The Kafer Trophy Alyssa Gabrielle Pyros Thomas Robert Boggiano Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award The Kellogg Trophy Allison Marie Behringer Tyler D. Servais ’15 Holly McGarvie ’09

The Robert L. Peters Jr. ’42 Award FOOTBALL Matthew C. Iseman ’93 Harland “Pink” Baker ’22 Award BASKETBALL Khamal M. Brown ’15 The B. F. Bunn Trophy The Charles W. Caldwell Memorial Trophy Douglas Decoster Davis Chance Earl Cross The Class of 1959 Bob Rock Sixth Man Award The Class of ’52 Football Award Thomas C. Darrow ’13 Ian Ivan Charbonneau Paul Richard Friedman ’81 Award The Richard W. Colman Scholar-Athlete Award John Callaghan Comfort Thomas Richard Wornham Herbert W. Hobler ’44 Women’s The Donold B. Lourie Award Basketball Award Chuck C. Dibilio ’15 Devona Simone Allgood The John P. Poe – Richard W. Kazmaier Jr. Lauren Wai Leng Edwards Football Trophy CREW Michael E. Catapano The Carol P. Brown ’75 Award The Dr. Harry Roemer McPhee Award Kelly Elizabeth Pierce Matthew Wesley Allen The Class of 1983 Award The Ronald A. Rogerson Award Katherine Cosgrove Baker Steven Michael Cody Andréa Gabriella Schiller

29 The Henry T. “Hank” Towns h82 Award The Dr. William Trevor Trophy Lewis S. Kraft ’44 Tennis Trophy Cameron Michael Browne David M. Dubow ’13 Hilary Susan Bartlett Andrew James Kaier The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Award Rachel Leigh Saiontz SPRINT FOOTBALL Kalie Alice Bartholomew TRACK The M. Tyler Campbell Trophy Women’s Soccer Award The Babb Trophy Atray Chaitanya Dixit Sara Chehrehsa Adam G. Bragg ’15

The Harry A. Mahnken Award SOFTBALL The Bonthron Trophy John “Ned” Moffat ’13 The Cindy Cohen Women’s Softball Award Donald Baxter Hadaway Cabral GOLF Kelsey Marie VandeBergh The Morgan Award Martin P. “Buff” Wohlforth ’76 The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Award David Walter Slovenski Joseph Christopher Stilin Memorial Award Madeleine S. Cousens ’14 Evan Graham Harmeling The Myers Award The Patton-Poole Women’s Softball Award Wonji Choi Lydia Grace Arias Alex K. Peyton ’13 ICE HOCKEY Trevor James Van Ackeren SQUASH The Hobey Baker Trophy The Nancy Kraemer Women’s Track Award The George C. McFarland Jr. Squash Award Tyler N. Maugeri ’15 Alexandra Marie Banfich Clay Barksdale Blackiston Eileen Ann Moran The Blackwell Trophy The Lexi Anastos Trophy Andrew J. Calof ’14 The Larry Ellis Alumni Award Katherine Mary Giovinazzo Marc Alan Hagel William J. Farrell ’77 Edward W. Hobler ’39 Women’s Squash Award Joseph W. Handelman ’52 1941 Championship Trophy Julie K. Cerullo ’13 Deborah Saint-Phard ’87 Marc Alan Hagel VOLLEYBALL The Thomas J. Tucker ’95 Ironman Award SWIMMING William J. MacDonald ’13 The William B. Nash II Memorial Award The Morgan McKinzie Men’s Volleyball Award Harrison J. Wagner ’15 Scott Mellor Liljestrom The Richard F. Vaughan Cup Brodie Fredrick John Zuk The Dermod F. Quinn Memorial Award Bayley S. Dixon ’07 Women’s Volleyball Award Daniel J. Hasler ’14 Cathryn Magdalene Quinn Elizabeth English Trophy Rachel Marie Weber The John Alan Swabey Memorial Trophy WATER POLO Conner P. Jager ’15 The Patty Kazmaier Award Scott A. C. Roche ’94 Memorial Water Polo Award Paula Claire Romanchuk The War Memorial Trophy Jonathan Lee Christensen Michael Joseph Helou LACROSSE Michael John Monovoukas Women’s Water Polo Tiger Award The Higginbotham Trophy The Matthew R. Weiner Class of 2002 Audrey Rose Zak John Patrick Cunningham C. Rob Orr Award Tyler James Fiorito WRESTLING Jonathan Lee Christensen Chadwick Robert Wiedmaier The Gifford Trophy The Class of 1974 Women’s Swimming Award The Howard Trophy Daniel Jacob Kolodzik Meredith Ann Monroe Alexander Louis Capretta The Hooker Trophy Jonathan Hunter Meyers Class of 2000 Susan S. Teeter Award Christopher J. Perez ’15 Kerry Anne Gruendel Scott P. Klurfeld ’74 Memorial Award The Treide Trophy William Augustine Coughlin Friends of Princeton Swimming Award Anthony Philip Comunale for Women The John T. Schroeder Class of 1992 Men’s Christina Marie Kirkwood Lacrosse Award Michael Francis Flanagan The Jerry Horton Award for Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer Emily C. Goodfellow ’76 Women’s Elizabeth M. Boyce ’14 Lacrosse Award Lindsey Sprague deButts The Women’s Freshman Swimming Award Courtney P. Ciardiello ’15 The Connie McCallister Women’s Lacrosse Award TENNIS Elizabeth Maguire Hines The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award Barbara A. Previ Katianne E. Goepel ’15 SOCCER Matija Pecotic ’13 The David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup The George Myers Church Tennis Trophy Manuel Sardinha Ravi Yegya-Raman The Robert Hauter Myslik ’90 Memorial Award The Richard Swinnerton Trophy Charles Chun-Ting Lin Benjamin C. Quazzo ’15

30 Commissions and Military Awards

COMMISSIONS United States Army Thomas Robert Boggiano John Prentice Caves III* Gregory Thomas Colella Derek Samuel Grego Ernest Weider Wang *Cadet Battalion Commander

UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY SCIENCE AWARDS COL J. A. Barton Campbell ’62 Award Gregory Thomas Colella George C. Marshall Award John Prentice Caves III COL Robert L. McLean ’52 Award Derek Samuel Grego American Legion Post 414 Award for Scholastic Excellence John Prentice Caves III The Cadet Battalion Commander Saber Award John Prentice Caves III The Department of the Army Superior Cadet Award Ernest Weider Wang Distinguished Military Graduate Award John Prentice Caves III Gregory Thomas Colella Derek Samuel Grego Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC Award Thomas Robert Boggiano John Prentice Caves III Gregory Thomas Colella Derek Samuel Grego Ernest Weider Wang Reserve Officers Association National Defense Award Ernest Weider Wang Veterans of Foreign Wars Award for excellence in the ROTC Program Derek Samuel Grego United Services Automobile Association Spirit Award Thomas Robert Boggiano

Commissions are awarded by the United States Department of the Army.

31 Major Fellowships and Mellon Mays Undergraduate Rhodes Scholarship Fellowship Mohit Agrawal ’11 Scholarships, 2011–12 Caitlin Louise Caldwell ’13 Elizabeth Whelen Butterworth Edwin Antonio Carbajal ’14 Miriam Rosenbaum Beinecke Scholarship Estela Bernice Diaz ’14 Astrid Elena Martha Louise Stuth Flora Carpenter Thomson-Deveaux ’13 Jenesis Alejandra Fonseca-Ledezma ’14 Rotary Foundation Scholarship Boren Scholarship Launa Greer ’14 Margaret Kathy Wang ’14 Gregory Thomas Kennedy, United Kingdom Ademisola Mary Ijidakinro ’14, Nigeria 2010-11 AWARD Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Scholarship Center for the Study of the Presidency David Abugaber ’14 Olivia Mae Waring and Congress Fellowship Leticia Garcia-Romo ’13 Andrea De Sa ’13 Mariana Olaizola ’13 Scholars in the Nation’s Service Cecelia Ogechi Oparah ’13 Initiative DAAD Graduate Study Scholarship Prachi Singh Parihar ’13 Annie Khoa ’13 Saraswathi Shukla 2009-10 AWARD Sajda Ouachtouki ’13 Hannah Rachel Safford ’13 Martin A. Dale ’53 Fellowship Marlise Gabriel Jean-Pierre Mark Anthony Stevens Jr. ’13 Mary Cruz Morales Zachary Eran Newick Thomas Robert Tasche ’13 Shivani Sud Maya Angele Reid Saraswathi Shukla Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship Josephine de Kármán Fellowship Michael Livingstone Thomas Jr. for New Americans Flora Carpenter Thomson-Deveaux ’13 National Science Foundation Alice Xinli Zhang ’10 Fulbright Grant Fellowship Harry S. Truman Scholarship Daphne John Chen ’10, Bangladesh Victor Amin ’08 Daniel Zev Gastfriend ’13 Amanda Ann George, Bulgaria Noah Amir Arjomand ’10 Michael Derek Gideon, Kenya Hannah Catherine Barkley ’11 Udall Scholarship Caroline Rose Shifke, Turkey Jeremy Isaac Borjon ’10 Ashley Elizabeth Eberhart ’13 Haley Elisa White, Brazil Margaret Louise Byron ’10 Diana Mei-Ning Chien ’10 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Gates Cambridge Trust Scholarship Nichole Marie Collins ’06 German Chancellor’s Fellowship for Jane Elizabeth Abbottsmith Matthew Reid Edwards Prospective Leaders Daniel George Barson Lucy Adeline Guarnera ’09 Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao Rachel Heise Bolten ’10 Boaz Eliezer Haberman ’10 Daniel Aaron Strassfeld Nicholas Adam Hand ’11 Victoria Adele Tobolsky Emmeline Yu-Rou Kao Lisa Cailin Kelley ’08 GEM Engineering Fellowship Christina Kay Kim ’11 Joseph Javier Perla Robert Henry Klein Oleg Lazarev Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Xue Liu Eugene Alexander Katsevich ’14 Lucas Manuelli Aman Sinha ’13 Mitchell Aaron Nahmias Anna Barbara Patej Hertz Scholarship Rebecca Sorla Pottenger James Ryan Valcourt Margaret M. Shaw Zachary Scott Slepian ’11 Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Prize Slater Hoff Stich ’11 Fellowship Alexander Norman Tait Brittany Marie Cesarini Jeffrey Philip Thompson ’10 Sandra Namenya Pauline Mukasa Mark Allen Thornton ’11 Luce Scholars Program Jason Craig Weinreb Josephine Charlotte Paulina Wolff ’10 Madelon Florence Case Emma Victoria Yates ’11 Marshall Scholarship Erik Zyman Christina Marie Chang ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowship Samuel Hecht Dorison ’11 Ceymi Doenyas Alice V. A. Easton ’09 Cristina Alexis Martinez Kyle Tierney Edwards Emily Margaret Rutherford

32 Valedictory Oration Advanced Degrees

Nathaniel Hamilton Fleming Presentation to the president, by Dean of Lisa Li-San Hsieh, Architecture the Graduate School William B. Russel, of Yingzhe Hu, Electrical Engineering The valedictory is awarded by vote of candidates for advanced degrees; conferral Chiao-Ti Huang, Electrical Engineering Ryan Michael Jock, Electrical Engineering the faculty to one of the highest-ranking of the degrees by the president. Rebecca Wynne Johnson, History candidates for bachelor degrees. The special Sonika Johri, Electrical Engineering qualifications of a student as valedictorian Master of Arts David William Jorgensen, Religion are taken into account, as well as scholastic Xiaobo Ke, Molecular Biology standing. DEGREE AWARDED Zheng Ke, Operations Research and Financial 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Engineering Tyler Wayne Abrams, Plasma Physics Jeffrey West Kirkwood, German Aykut Ahlatcioglu, Economics Joy Ruth Knoblauch, Architecture Celeste Alexander, Anthropology Joshua Alexander Kroll, Computer Science Veronica Rose Alfano, English Ipek Gokce Kulahci, Ecology and Evolutionary Sean Patrick Beienburg, Politics Biology James Robert Belasco, Electrical Engineering Bhadrinarayana Lalgudi Visweswaran, John David Benjamin, German Electrical Engineering Andrew Macdonald Berdahl, Ecology and Kenneth Michael Lamb, Politics Evolutionary Biology Kelly Marie LaRue, Molecular Biology Quentin Berthet, Operations Research and Meg Mary Leja, History Financial Engineering Kaiwen Leong, Economics Elise Lauren Bonner, Music Alexandra Lee Lerner, History Pierre Michel Bouzi, Electrical Engineering Adam Phail Liff, Politics Barret Francis Bradstreet, Woodrow Wilson Shelly Lim, Molecular Biology School Chia-Chun Lin, Electrical Engineering Megan Brankley, History Nikolas Christopher Logan, Plasma Physics Marc Britz, Architecture Jessica Kelly Lowe, History Will Bullock, Politics Matthew James Lucia, Plasma Physics Laurel Elizabeth Byrnes, English Daniel Joseph Lustig, Electrical Engineering Edward Michael Campbell, Mechanical and Brendan Carrick Lyons, Plasma Physics Aerospace Engineering Sofia M. Machado, Neuroscience Thomas John Krasa Carter, Economics Jason Ian McMann, Politics Berker Cengay, Near Eastern Studies Chintan Mahesh Mehta, Operations Research Alexander Nathan Chase-Levenson, History and Financial Engineering Sourindra Mohan Chaudhuri, Electrical Troy Dean Mestler, Physics Engineering Alice Margaret Miller, Music Cheng Chen, Economics Martina Zhelcheva Mincheva, Operations Hao Chen, Electrical Engineering Research and Financial Engineering Kevin Kuan-Wei Chen, Mechanical and Stefan Martin Muenzel, Electrical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Thanasin V. Nampaisarn, Astrophysical Nora Elisa Chisari, Astrophysical Sciences Sciences Neo Christopher Honghoon Chung, Iwa Nawrocki, History Quantitative Computational Biology Yetunde Olaiya, Architecture Aisling Elizabeth Cleary, Economics Jacob Olidort, Near Eastern Studies Judd Nathan Levine Cramer, Economics Andrea Onate, History Joseph D’Silva, Electrical Engineering Arijeet Pal, Physics Carole Dalin, Civil and Environmental Ninad R. Pandit, History Engineering Nicolas Christian Richard Pégard, Electrical Charles Leland Ellison, Plasma Physics Engineering Daniela Ursula Fabricius, Architecture Sebastian Ramirez, Anthropology Maria Margarita Fajardo Hernandez, History Patrick Rebeschini, Operations Research and Zachary Glen Feinstein, Operations Research Financial Engineering and Financial Engineering Lorenzo Andres Reus, Operations Research Simon Wolfgang Fuchs, Near Eastern Studies and Financial Engineering Sarah Jean Getz, Psychology Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and Prem K. Gopalan, Computer Science Aerospace Engineering Urtzi Grau, Architecture Brice Richard, Economics Gina Marie Greene, Architecture Hamish James Alexander Robb, Music Tikia Kenise Hamilton, History Christian Casey Sahner, History Catherine Leigh Hansen, Comparative Curt Matthew Schieler, Electrical Engineering Literature Benjamin David Schweinhart, Mathematics Heidi Lynn Hausse, History Tardu Selim Sepin, Operations Research and Leo Hugo Oskar Hellström, Mechanical and Financial Engineering Aerospace Engineering Ilhan Sezer, Economics James Colin Hill, Astrophysical Sciences Justin C. Simeone, Politics 33 Amy K. Sitar, Religion Scott Kostyshak, Economics DEGREE AWARDED Yu Song, Electrical Engineering Kyong Ho Lee, Electrical Engineering 14 APRIL 2012 Efstratios Sourlagas, Anthropology Peter E. Mende-Siedlecki, Psychology Chelsea O. Adewunmi, English Céline Stein, Mechanical and Aerospace Masha Mimran, Comparative Literature Sunha Ahn, Electrical Engineering Engineering Rachel Ann Montana, Psychology Lauren Maria Anllo, Molecular Biology Sara Kathryn Stevens, Architecture Pablo J. Mosteiro, Physics Rachael Marie Barry, Molecular Biology James Gordon Stewart, Computer Science Darshana Narayanan, Psychology Thomas Aaron Bedell, Chemistry Neel U. Sukhatme, Economics John B. Oliphant, Politics Laura-Mae Pauline Britton, Molecular Biology Ann Thomas Tate, Ecology and Evolutionary Jennifer K. Peterson, Ecology and Eleanor Redstart Brush, Quantitative Biology Evolutionary Biology Computational Biology Garrett Wayne Tate, Geosciences Aviv K. Rosenblatt, Classics Hanna Budayeva, Molecular Biology Samuel Felix Taylor, Physics Anna C. Schapiro, Psychology Carolann Elena Buff, Music Yue Tian, Electrical Engineering Shang Shang, Electrical Engineering Andrew George Capacci, Chemistry Xin Tong, Operations Research and Financial Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and Sabrina L. Carletti, Art and Archaeology Engineering Aerospace Engineering Xiao Chen, Molecular Biology Colin Robert Twomey, Ecology and Attapol Thamrongrattanarit, Neuroscience Jin Cheng, Chemistry Evolutionary Biology Carlos J. Velasco Rivera, Politics Michelle Martine Gonzales Cope, Molecular Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical Peng Zhao, Mechanical and Aerospace Biology Engineering Engineering Nyssa Marie Crompton, Chemistry Federica Vannucchi, Architecture Zhong Zheng, Mechanical and Aerospace Simon Cullen, Philosophy Charles Edwin Varner, Sociology Engineering Alexander Kyle Davis, Sociology Amin Venjara, Religion Art and DEGREE AWARDED Nancy Nabeel Aly Demerdash, John Christian vom Lehn, Economics 28 JANUARY 2012 Archaeology Wen Wang, Electrical Engineering Benjamin Aryeh Diner, Molecular Biology Scott F. Abramson, Politics Iain Watts, History of Science Ilya Drozdov, Physics Alex Acs, Politics Alexander Paul Whitworth, Woodrow Wilson Julien Olivier Dubuis, Physics Mazhar Nawaz Ali, Chemistry School Megan Goldman-Petri, Art and Archaeology Stephen Benjamin Bandini, Chemistry Meredith Samantha Wilf, Politics Andre Gontijo Campos, Chemistry Kristen Marie Baroudi, Chemistry Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and Emily Ann Grace, Physics Joseph T. Bedford, Architecture Literatures Keinan Greene, Philosophy Nicholas Charles Boaz, Chemistry Thomas Randell Winberry, Economics Vanessa Grossman, Architecture David Bruce Borenstein, Quantitative Aaron K. Wong, Computer Science Andras Gyenis, Physics Computational Biology Ben Wu, Electrical Engineering Sean Richard Hackett, Quantitative Kameron Austin Collins, English Alexander Wugalter, Operations Research and Computational Biology John Henry Conway, Chemistry Financial Engineering Allison Beth Halpern, Civil and Environmental Maria Lucia Del Carpio, Economics Siyu Yang, Computer Science Engineering Mollie Copley Eisenberg, English Audrey Ming-Wei Yau, Geosciences Tao Han, Mechanical and Aerospace Elizabeth Leila Zeitler, Chemistry Michael Kevin Fuccillo, Chemistry Engineering Yunlai Zha, Electrical Engineering Miroslav Hejna, Physics Philip Hebda, Physics Charlie Shucheng Zhu, Electrical Engineering Aram Hur, Politics Graham Andrew Basil Hone, Chemistry Priyanka A. Jacob, English Jordan M. Hoyt, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED Kyle Tinnell Keller, Psychology 19 NOVEMBER 2011 Yuan Hu, Chemistry Jason William Krizan, Chemistry Xiongyi Huang, Chemistry Michael Jay Barber, Politics Erin Chi-yu Lin, Politics Amy C. Hwang, Art and Archaeology Matthew Hoover Birkhold, German Feng Liu, Electrical Engineering Bong Ihn Koh, Molecular Biology Shane Forte Blackman, Psychology Matthew S. McCoy, Politics Dawn Teresa LaValle, Classics Keisha N. Blain, History Ezequiel Molina, Woodrow Wilson School Joseph K. Lefkowitz, Mechanical and Qing Cao, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Thomas Edward Morrell, Chemistry Aerospace Engineering Jidong Chen, Politics Daria Ricchi, Architecture Kuo Liao, Chemistry Joseph Allan Clair, Religion Francisco Eduardo Robles, English Darren James Lim, Woodrow Wilson School Benjamin Connault, Economics Bryn R. M. Rosenfeld, Politics Xueyao Liu, Economics Rex Waylon Douglass, Politics Meredith Leigh Sadin, Politics Hou Keong Lou, Physics Erin Duncan-O’Neill, Art and Archaeology Jeffrey S. Santner, Mechanical and Aerospace Haifeng Luo, Operations Research and Karen Kimm Ellis, Geosciences Engineering Financial Engineering Daniel Fehr, German Cole Schlesinger, Computer Science Sarah Williams Lynch, Art and Archaeology René Flores, Sociology Lawrence Russell Schuler, Politics Hannes Mandel, German Douglas M. Gildow, Religion Eric Michael Smith, Physics David G. Moak, History Rachel B. Gross, Religion Kelly M. Swartz, English Amir Momen Roknabadi, Molecular Biology Amy Hisaye Hondo, Politics Aoxiang Tang, Electrical Engineering Srinivas G. Narayana, Computer Science Ji Huang, Economics Oskar Niko Timo Thoms, Politics Jeffrey Phuc Nguyen, Physics Drew S. Jacoby-Senghor, Psychology Mikhail Tikhonov, Physics Thanh D. Nguyen, Mechanical and Aerospace Christian Michael Jany, German Ming Fai Felix Wong, Electrical Engineering Engineering Jitendra S. Kanodia, Chemical Engineering Irene Nneka Ojini, Chemistry Patrick A. Kates, Chemistry Sarah Anna Paden, Music Andreana C. Kenrick, Psychology Christine G. Pappas, Physics 34 Lyra Jean Plumer, English Alexandra Kate Pastino, Molecular Biology Master of Architecture Xiaohang Quan, Physics Zhuan Pei, Economics Ryan Michael Arthur Reineck, Art and Francesco Ricci, Chemical Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Archaeology Jonathan Levi Robinson, Chemical 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Joel H. Rozen, Anthropology Engineering Jae Shin, Architecture Girija Sunil Sahasrabudhe, Chemistry David Garrett Robinson, Quantitative DEGREE AWARDED Lena Samsonenko, Ecology and Evolutionary Computational Biology 14 APRIL 2012 Biology Daniel Federico Salas, Chemical Engineering Manu Sebastian Mannoor, Mechanical and Jennifer Michelle Schieltz, Ecology and Andrew Kovacs, Architecture Aerospace Engineering Evolutionary Biology Matthew Blake Storrie, Architecture Sencer Selcuk, Chemistry Soner Sevinc, Computer Science Alexan Stulc, Architecture Kimberly Blair Shepard, Chemical Engineering Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics DEGREE AWARDED Jason Daniel Shields, Chemistry Anuradha Venugopalan, Computer Science 5 JUNE 2012 Emily Kathryn Cecilia Shields, Physics Tian Long Wang, Computer Science Haemi Chang, Architecture Tanvi Solanki, German Mingxuan Wu, Chemistry Jia Xin Chum, Architecture Ren Song, Molecular Biology BingKan Xue, Physics Matthew F. Clarke, Architecture Jaqueline Petra Sturm, Art and Archaeology Thomas James De Monchaux, Architecture Jiming Sun, Physics Master of Fine Arts Laura E. Diamond, Architecture Noel Waldron Swanson, Philosophy Kai Franz, Architecture Conrad Michael Tenenbaum, Molecular DEGREE AWARDED 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Razvan Ioan Ghilic Micu, Architecture Biology Brian Sunghun Ha, Architecture Conor Ryan Thomas, Chemistry Gilad Cohen, Music Adrian Heid, Architecture Yida Wang, Computer Science Troy Robert Herion, Music Toshiki Hirano, Architecture Alex Washburne, Quantitative Computational Viviane Ricarda Huelsmeier, Architecture Biology Master of Arts in Near Ang Li, Architecture April Elizabeth Williams, Molecular Biology Eastern Studies Dominyka Mineikyte, Architecture Maxwell Zane Wilson, Molecular Biology John Murphey, Architecture Eaming Wu, Comparative Literature DEGREE AWARDED Samantha Erin Sanders, Architecture 14 APRIL 2012 James Robert Young Jr., Religion Scott A. Shell, Architecture Bo Zhao, Physics Robert Sean Tompkins, Near Eastern Studies Phoebe Anne Carroll Springstubb, Architecture DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED Samuel Stewart-Halevy, Architecture 5 JUNE 2012 5 JUNE 2012 Lucas Suarez Alperi, Architecture Kristin Jean Adolfsen, Chemical Engineering Kevin Kirby Bell, Near Eastern Studies Patrick L. Tierney, Architecture Caitlin Dennis Allen, Chemical Engineering Lydia Xynogala, Architecture Stephanie Marta Amato, Chemical Engineering Master in Finance Man Hei Yeung, Architecture Jeffrey Keith Bratz, Chemistry Lichao Cai, Chemical Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Master in Public Affairs 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Cleo Beichen Chou, Ecology and Evolutionary Dhruv Puri, Finance DEGREE AWARDED Biology 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Virginia E. Clark, Classics DEGREE AWARDED Paige LaRae Shevlin, Woodrow Wilson School Caleb Murray Cohoe, Philosophy 5 JUNE 2012 Daniel Jack Collins, Mathematics Stanley Kok Wah Ang, Finance DEGREE AWARDED 5 JUNE 2012 Alexander John Horton Conway, Mathematics Anne-Victoire Auriault, Finance Raleigh Lloyd Davis, Chemical Engineering Chunan Cao, Finance Farah Zabeen Ahmad, Woodrow Wilson School Carmeline Joan Dsilva, Chemical Engineering Fangyuan Chen, Finance Ani Akin Akinbiyi, Woodrow Wilson School Paul Robert Elsen, Ecology and Evolutionary Wei Ding, Finance Diego Fernando Aragon, Woodrow Wilson Biology Brenden Eng, Finance School Gary Britt Eversole, Architecture David Theodor Fritz, Finance Gregory S. Bangser, Woodrow Wilson School Ada Fee, Philosophy David Kalita, Finance Paul Jared Berg, Woodrow Wilson School Marina Feric, Chemical Engineering Nicolas Le Moigne, Finance Alexander K. Bollfrass, Woodrow Wilson Matthew Gerald Frith, Chemistry Matthew Mun Hong Lee, Finance School Yulia Frumer, History of Science Sheng Lin, Finance Kimberly Ellen Bonner, Woodrow Wilson Alan S. Futran, Chemical Engineering Cedric Jean Marin Lommaert, Finance School Matthew R. Girardi, Chemical Engineering Adrian Jia Yuan Low, Finance Sharon Elizabeth Boyd, Woodrow Wilson Christopher Brenhin Keller, Geosciences Ei Yin Mon, Finance School George Adeeb Khoury, Chemical Engineering Sze Han Ong, Finance Kerry Jane Brennan, Woodrow Wilson School Jeong-Ho (John) Kim, Economics Alaap Ojus Parikh, Finance Christina Maher Burgess, Woodrow Wilson School Josephine Lembong, Chemical Engineering Bruno Rillo Carraro, Finance Blair M. Cantfil, Woodrow Wilson School Bomyi Lim, Chemical Engineering Dimitrios Vlachos, Finance Theresa Louise Chalhoub, Woodrow Wilson Errol D. Lord, Philosophy Ranying Xu, Finance School Nathan Alexander Mahynski, Chemical Changxin Zhao, Finance Raquel Chanto Víquez, Woodrow Wilson Engineering Xin Zhao, Finance Junyoung Oh Park, Chemical Engineering School YeJe Park, Physics

35 Elisabeth Andie Cohen, Woodrow Wilson School Master in Public Policy Master of Engineering Alexander Michael Correa, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED DEGREE AWARDED School 5 JUNE 2012 14 APRIL 2012 Jennifer Ann Daum, Woodrow Wilson School Andrew Samson Boozary, Woodrow Wilson Aaron S. Rubin, Mechanical and Aerospace Mark J. de la Iglesia, Woodrow Wilson School School Engineering Héber Manuel Delgado-Medrano, Woodrow Elizabeth Kathleen Brayshaw, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED Wilson School School 5 JUNE 2012 Ellen Ruth Dinsmore, Woodrow Wilson School Emile F. Cochet III, Woodrow Wilson School John A. Bungs, Chemical Engineering Katherine Charlotte DiSalvo, Woodrow Wilson Rebecca Claire Cousins, Woodrow Wilson Mechanical and School School Robert Emilio Lombardi Jr., Aerospace Engineering Jessie Sayre Duncan, Woodrow Wilson School Christopher Matthews Deutsch, Woodrow Chemical Engineering Daniel Scott Fichtler, Woodrow Wilson School Wilson School Ishani Sud, Kari Jean Fuglesten, Woodrow Wilson School Christopher Justin Domencic, Woodrow Wilson Morgan D. Greene, Woodrow Wilson School School Lawrence James Handerhan, Woodrow Wilson Torbjorn Giæver Eriksen, Woodrow Wilson School School Jacob J. Hartog, Woodrow Wilson School Bhawna Garg, Woodrow Wilson School Drew William Haugen, Woodrow Wilson Amber Willene Greene, Woodrow Wilson School School Christina Diane Henderson, Woodrow Wilson Rebekah Grindlay, Woodrow Wilson School School Andrew Scott Hyslop, Woodrow Wilson School Renee Yuet-Yee Ho, Woodrow Wilson School Heidi-Hakone Louise Jovanovic, Woodrow Wesley Elliot Joines, Woodrow Wilson School Wilson School Masayuki Kameda, Woodrow Wilson School Jerome Marshall Kemper, Woodrow Wilson Brian Michael Kelly, Woodrow Wilson School School Leslie Lai, Woodrow Wilson School Eung Ji Kim, Woodrow Wilson School Julian Kemper Lee, Woodrow Wilson School Jinnie J. Lee, Woodrow Wilson School Sara Rose Lichtenstein, Woodrow Wilson Carla Martínez, Woodrow Wilson School School Catherine Sarah Moody, Woodrow Wilson Carol Lu, Woodrow Wilson School School Dhruv Malhotra, Woodrow Wilson School Nicole Ruder, Woodrow Wilson School Katherine Claire Manchester, Woodrow Wilson David Curtis Schopler, Woodrow Wilson School School Ronald Joseph Shonkwiler II, Woodrow Wilson Mike McCaffrey, Woodrow Wilson School School David Scott Mitchell, Woodrow Wilson School Harsh Prakash Sule, Woodrow Wilson School Benjamin Richard Naimark-Rowse, Woodrow Kathleen Uribe, Woodrow Wilson School Wilson School Baligh Ramzi Yehia, Woodrow Wilson School Laura Lynn Noonan, Woodrow Wilson School Emily Madelaine Poole, Woodrow Wilson Master of Science in School Robert Jean Pierre Quinn, Woodrow Wilson Engineering School DEGREE AWARDED Jordan Raphael Reimer, Woodrow Wilson 5 JUNE 2012 School Serguei Andreevitch Bagrianski, Civil and Sarah Rich, Woodrow Wilson School Environmental Engineering Jeffrey Roland Ross, Woodrow Wilson School Meggie June Betancourt, Civil and Elina V. Sarkisova, Woodrow Wilson School Environmental Engineering Andrew Curtis Shaver, Woodrow Wilson School Jacopo Cesareo, Computer Science Christen Marie Smith, Woodrow Wilson School Boris Anthony Chen, Operations Research and Kevin Randall Smith, Woodrow Wilson School Financial Engineering Sarah Lorraine Solon, Woodrow Wilson School Aman Dhesi, Computer Science Ishani Sud, Woodrow Wilson School Dmitry Alexeievich Drutskoy, Computer Mary Veronica Svenstrup, Woodrow Wilson Science School Nicholas Alan Jones, Computer Science Feker Belete Tadesse, Woodrow Wilson School Dominic Kao, Computer Science Asya Troychansky, Woodrow Wilson School Meghan Theresa Krupka, Civil and Atsuko Tsuda (Kashiwaguchi), Woodrow Environmental Engineering Wilson School Yuki Otsubo, Civil and Environmental Vanessa Marie Ulmer, Woodrow Wilson School Engineering Rachel Key Van Tuyl, Woodrow Wilson School Dórótea Höeg Sigurdardóttir, Civil and John Jacob Velker, Woodrow Wilson School Environmental Engineering Caroline B. Walsh, Woodrow Wilson School Arman Y. Suleimenov, Computer Science Keqin Wei, Woodrow Wilson School Kevin Jared Tatum, Chemical Engineering

36 Doctor of Philosophy Perla Masi, Spanish and Portuguese Yu Yao, Electrical Engineering Christopher Felix McDonald, History of Minlan Yu, Computer Science DEGREE AWARDED Science Yaping Zhu, Computer Science 24 SEPTEMBER 2011 Angela Fortner McKoy, Chemistry Ya Zuo, East Asian Studies Jesse Raymond Menefee, Slavic Languages Niket Agarwal, Electrical Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Kutlu Akalin, History and Literatures 19 NOVEMBER 2011 Allison M. Michaelis, Molecular Biology Leonid V. Alekseyev, Electrical Engineering Veronica Rose Alfano, English Michael Keith Miller, Politics Mary Beth Ehrhardt Altier, Politics Dario Amodei, Physics Charles Daniel Myers, Politics Samuel Gregory Arnold, Politics Rosa Margarita Andújar, Classics Carey Davis Nadell, Ecology and Evolutionary Siddharth Ashok Parameswaran, Physics Sushobhan Avasthi, Electrical Engineering Mohammad Hossein Bateni, Computer Science Biology Ellazar Villacampa Niangar, Chemistry Christopher Thomas Barsi, Electrical Michael Owen Benediktsson, Sociology Engineering Colin Vanderslice Parker, Physics Nicholas Benoit Bennette, Chemistry Daniele Bianchi, Atmospheric and Oceanic Christina Ann Peabody, Mechanical and Bart Bonikowski, Sociology Sciences Aerospace Engineering Fernando Balbino Botelho, Economics Sarah Sunn Bush, Politics Astrid Utami Prajogo, Operations Research Annmarie Brennan, Architecture Jonathan Chang, Electrical Engineering Jeffrey Scott Breunig, Molecular Biology and Financial Engineering Silviu Stefan Pufu, Physics Ye Chen, Economics Eugene Brevdo, Electrical Engineering Alicia Jean Christoff, English Adrienne Rochelle Brown, English Lei Qi, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Pey-Yi Chu, History Matthew S. Brown, Mechanical and Aerospace Maureen Chun, Comparative Literature Engineering DongXia Qu, Electrical Engineering Lindsay Vail Reckson, English Young-ah Chung, East Asian Studies Justin Matthew Brown, Physics Joy Michelle Coghlan, English Nicholas Carnes, Politics and Social Policy Ana Belén Rodríguez Navas, Comparative Literature Meghan Jean DiLuzio, Classics Brent David Chandler, Chemistry Freddy Cristobal Dominguez, History Jing Chen, Politics Pedram Roushan, Physics Genevieve Bernadette Rousseliere, Politics Wei Dong, Computer Science Eli Cohen, Comparative Literature Thomas M. Essinger-Hileman, Physics Benjamin Court, Civil and Environmental David James Russell, English Rania Hatem Salem, Sociology Jonathan Higbie Foltz, English Engineering Kimberly Poole Fuller, Molecular Biology Alexander Dahlen, Physics Dmitry Savransky, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Corinne A. Gartner, Philosophy Erandi Kanchana De Silva, Molecular Biology Benjamin H. Gross, History of Science Jeanne Lorraine DeNoyer, Ecology and Elena Andrea Schneider, History Audrey Jeanne Sederberg, Physics Elizabeth Anne Gummerson, Woodrow Wilson Evolutionary Biology School Pearl Natasha Dickerson, Chemistry Vivek Vijay Shende, Mathematics Hana Rae Shepherd, Sociology Nathan Quoc-Nam Ha, History of Science Jeffrey Alfred Drocco, Physics Moritz Hardt, Computer Science Parween Ebrahim, English Dalin Shi, Geosciences Christopher Everett Slagle, Molecular Biology Yuling Hua, Molecular Biology Maren Annika Ehlers, East Asian Studies Yifei Huang, Electrical Engineering Pablo David Fajgelbaum, Economics Benjamin Edward Sonday, Applied and Computational Mathematics Sina Jafarpour, Computer Science Mayhill Courtney Fowler, History Kate Alexandra Keets, Chemistry Davide Gerbaudo, Physics Jillian Elyse Spangler, Chemistry Daniel Eric Stanton, Ecology and Evolutionary Eric Robert Keller, Electrical Engineering Emily Lynn Paetzell Hampp, Mechanical and Ilya Nikolayevich Kharin, History Aerospace Engineering Biology Yoosik Kim, Chemical Engineering Amber Mary Hibberd, Chemistry Rebecca Erin Strawn, Chemistry Jae Ho Kim, Electrical Engineering Javier Samuel Hidalgo, Politics Martin Suchara, Computer Science Piotr Henryk Kosicki, History Chen Huang, Physics Michael John Sullivan, Politics Yi Sun, Molecular Biology Emanuel A. Lazar, Applied and Computational Marcus Hultmark, Mechanical and Aerospace Mathematics Engineering Youhong Sun, Operations Research and Kari Frances Lenhart, Molecular Biology Sunghwan Ihm, Computer Science Financial Engineering Ying Li, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Dustin Matthew Jenkins, Chemistry Tiberiu Tesileanu, Physics Brigitte Anne Benacerraf Libby, Classics Jean-Francois Kagy, Economics Andrew John Tiffin, Economics Meghan Eleanor Lieb, Chemistry Joshua Benjamin Kallman, Plasma Physics Jeffrey Francis Van Humbeck, Chemistry Ben Michael Loer, Physics Zia Khan, Computer Science Georgios Emmanouil Vasilakis, Physics Kevin Donald Loutherback, Electrical Varun Kumar, Chemical Engineering Livia Vastag, Chemistry Zhihua Wang, Civil and Environmental Engineering Laura Monica Leon Llerena, Spanish and Noam Lupu, Politics Portuguese Engineering John Fallis Mackay, Philosophy Kaiwen Leong, Economics Guanchun Wang, Electrical Engineering Richard Joseph Martin, Anthropology Lin Lin, Applied and Computational Alexander Aaron Warkentin, Chemistry Andrea Luigi Mazzariello, Music Mathematics Scott Leon Washington, Sociology Elidor Mehilli, History Shin-Yi Lin, Molecular Biology and James Lindley Wilson, Politics Troy Dean Mestler, Physics Neuroscience Joseph Witztum, Near Eastern Studies Matthew John Milliner, Art and Archaeology Tin-chi Lin, Woodrow Wilson School Yihong Wu, Electrical Engineering Joseph Andrew Miri, Molecular Biology and Chen Liu, Art and Archaeology Yiyue Wu, Electrical Engineering Neuroscience Gregory Michael Londe, English Yongxin Xi, Electrical Engineering Indraneel Mukherjee, Computer Science Martin Thanh Luu, Mathematics Teppei Yamamoto, Politics

37 Andrea Nedic, Electrical Engineering Suzanne Joy Podhurst, History Anna Aries Berman, Slavic Languages and Kevin Singleton O’Neil, Woodrow Wilson Arun Raman, Electrical Engineering Literatures School Lutz Robbers, Architecture Patricia Daniela Blessing, Art and Archaeology Meghan Bellows Peterson, Chemical Santiago Romero-Vargas Castrillón, Chemical Desmond A. Brown, Molecular Biology and Engineering Engineering Neuroscience Jayson Dean Lucius Peterson, Plasma Physics Aviva Tova Rothman, History of Science Bingni Wen Brunton, Molecular Biology and Karen Frances Quandt, French and Italian Christopher Alan Roy, Anthropology Neuroscience Nicholas Michael Racculia, Economics Ann Marie Therese Russell, Psychology Joseph Anthony Calandrino, Computer Science Reinabelle Co Reyes, Astrophysical Sciences Richard Nigel Saldanha, Physics Julia Morton Caponiti, Psychology and Nuria Sanjuán Pastor, Spanish and Portuguese Samantha Annette Sanders, Chemical Neuroscience Jessica Nichole Schaffer, Molecular Biology Engineering Anthony David Casarez, Chemistry Jacqueline Shin, English Jimin Song, Computer Science William P. Cavendish, Mathematics Lorenzo Sironi, Astrophysical Sciences Andrew Reed Stewart, Mechanical and Yu-Wei Chen, Psychology and Neuroscience Justin Richard Spaeth, Chemical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Howard Hsueh Hao Chiang, History of Science Ashwin Subramani, Chemical Engineering Mathieu Taschereau-Dumouchel, Economics Zachary Ray Chitwood, History Nicholas Lee Swanson-Hysell, Geosciences Tobgay Tobgay, Geosciences Dong Beom Choi, Economics Mairaj Uddin Syed, Religion Noorossadat Torabi, Molecular Biology Hyun Soo Choi, Economics James Michael Tonn, Slavic Languages and Zhe Wang, Computer Science Margareta Ingrid Christian, German Literatures Chao Wang, Electrical Engineering William Banks Clarkson, Computer Science Janeene Marie Touchton, Ecology and Andrey I. Zhmoginov, Plasma Physics Caleb Murray Cohoe, Philosophy Evolutionary Biology Lauren Elizabeth Crandell, Civil and DEGREE AWARDED Anna S. Uhlig, Classics 14 APRIL 2012 Environmental Engineering Silvia Heidi Ullmann, Woodrow Wilson School Mihai Cucuringu, Applied and Computational Avidit R. Acharya, Woodrow Wilson School Jeremy Scott Werner, Physics Mathematics Taniecea A. Arceneaux, Applied and Leah Whittington, Comparative Literature Suzanne Marie D’Addio, Chemical Computational Mathematics Michael Habte Woldemariam, Politics Engineering and Materials Science Amy Rebecca Bittner, Chemistry Rebecca Sarah Wolpin, Spanish and Giada Damen, Art and Archaeology Steven L. Brunton, Mechanical and Aerospace Portuguese Jia Deng, Computer Science Engineering Kevin Woodson, Sociology and Social Policy Sarah Vandegrift Eldridge, German Mark Bryant Budolfson, Philosophy Shuwa Xu, Molecular Biology Brian Robert Ellis, Civil and Environmental Theresa Yuek-Chiu Cho, Chemical Engineering Joseph Patrick Younger, History Engineering Catharine Elizabeth Diehl, Comparative Andrea Lynn Everett, Politics DEGREE AWARDED Literature Ariel Joseph Feldman, Computer Science 28 JANUARY 2012 Amir Goldberg, Sociology Sandra Leonie Field, Politics Victoria Sears Goldman, Art and Archaeology Shiri Avnery, Woodrow Wilson School Scott Michael Francis, French and Italian Karin Jaschke, Architecture Vincent Joseph Beltrani, Chemistry Michael L. Geruso, Economics Wenjie Jiang, Computer Science Ryan S. Buzdygon, Chemistry Adam Scot Gitner, Classics Edward Matthew Laird, Physics Shahana Chattaraj, Woodrow Wilson School Edoardo Grillo, Economics Daniel Patrick Lundberg, Plasma Physics Zi Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Ashley Kristin Hallock, Mechanical and Engineering Anne Fay Hirsch Moffitt, Comparative Aerospace Engineering Literature Robert S. D. Cross, History Kristen Angela Harkness, Politics Robert Joseph Moreau, Chemistry Talia Dan-Cohen, Anthropology Steven Hamed Hassani, Physics Rose Seynabou Ndong, Chemical Engineering Lauren Diane Davenport, Politics William Shane Holloway, Chemical Susannah McGregor Dorfman, Geosciences Olga Sendra-Ferrer, Spanish and Portuguese Engineering Seth Elliot Dorfman, Plasma Physics Nicholas John Skizim, Chemistry Adam Bayne Hopkins, Chemistry Christopher D. Doucette, Molecular Biology John Suarez, Electrical Engineering Sibren Nicholas Isaacman, Electrical Yiftah Elazar, Politics Sonia Velazquez, Spanish and Portuguese Engineering Abraham Jacob Fetterman, Plasma Physics Zhenxing Wang, Electrical Engineering Deniz Taner Kilincoglu, Near Eastern Studies Christiénna Dale Fryar, History Zhiyi Yang, East Asian Studies Lisa Lee, Art and Archaeology Denwood N.S. Holmes, Art and Archaeology Wenhan Zhu, Physics Stephanie S. Lee, Chemical Engineering and Jitendra S. Kanodia, Chemical Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Materials Science Emmanouil Koukoumidis, Electrical 5 JUNE 2012 Yaqin Li, East Asian Studies Engineering Diya Maher Abdeljabbar, Chemical Chi Li, Mathematics Khee-Gan Lee, Astrophysical Sciences Engineering Peilin Liao, Chemistry Mechanical and Aerospace Dan Raziel Lev, Konstantinos Aisopos, Electrical Engineering Jennifer Lieb, Politics Engineering Anna Elizabeth Allen, Chemistry Ethan Claude Lindsay, Religion Shijing Luo, Molecular Biology Jared Michael Allred, Chemistry Rachel McBride Lindsey, Religion Jennifer Mann, Classics Timothy Arlow, Molecular Biology Emma Kerstin Minerva Ljung, Art and Sean G. McClowry, Music Sean George Baron, Psychology and Archaeology Masha Mimran, Comparative Literature Neuroscience Jonathan Winghong Luk, Mathematics French and Italian John Moreau, Adriano Basso, Economics Michael John McGillen, German Woodrow Wilson Michael W. Moynihan, Hilary Burbank Bergsieker, Psychology and Petra Spies McGillen, German School Social Policy Bart Hunter McGuyer, Physics Yves Plancherel, Geosciences Michael K. McKoy, Politics

38 James Bennett Michael, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Monica Lynn Michaud, French and Italian Dustin Gregory Mixon, Applied and Computational Mathematics Xiaotong Niu, Economics Juan Pablo Nogués Peña, Civil and Environmental Engineering Juan Matias Ortner, Economics Shuyang Pan, Chemical Engineering Si Jia Pan, Chemical Engineering John Herman Papp, Economics Stefan T. Patrikis, Mathematics Zhuan Pei, Economics Sonya Posmentier, English Manu Radhakrishnan, History Fethi Mübin Ramazanoğlu, Physics Dante Paul Ricci, Molecular Biology Marion Cornelia Owen Riggs, Art and Archaeology Andrew C. Robinson, Economics Luis Othoniel Rosa, Spanish and Portuguese Catherine V. Rose, Geosciences Jacob Sterling Rugh, Woodrow Wilson School Susannah Kathleen Rutherglen, Art and Archaeology Martin Christoph Schmalz, Economics Timothy J. Schoenfeld, Psychology and Neuroscience Martin Walter Schonger, Economics Warren Robert Scott, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Wanliang Shan, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Danielle Rene Snowflack, Molecular Biology Takuo Sugaya, Economics Estienne C. Swart, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Michael Travis Todd, Psychology and Neuroscience Benjamin J. Topham, Chemistry Thomas Peter Umile, Chemistry Brigid Elisabeth Vance, History Sara Charlotte Verosky, Psychology Ilya Vinogradov, Mathematics Joshua Walker, Woodrow Wilson School Xin Wan, Mathematics Yunzhou Wei, Molecular Biology Carole-Jean Wu, Electrical Engineering Ismaiel Yakub, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Ming Yang, Economics Siyan Zhang, Chemical Engineering Yun Zhang, Computer Science Sergey Zhuk, Economics

39 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards Honorific Fellowships Program and Reinabelle Co Reyes, Astrophysical Sciences Anna C. Schapiro, Psychology Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship School Fellows Benjamin David Schweinhart, Mathematics William P. Cavendish, Mathematics Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics Center for Human Values Graduate Jillian Elyse Spangler, Chemistry Giada Damen, Art and Archaeology Prize Fellow Marcus Hultmark, Mechanical and Aerospace Mikhail Tikhonov, Physics Samuel Gregory Arnold, Politics Georgios Emmanouil Vasilakis, Physics Engineering Joseph Allan Clair, Religion Noam Lupu, Politics Iain Watts, History of Science Talia Dan-Cohen, Anthropology Elizabeth Leila Zeitler, Chemistry Silviu Stefan Pufu, Physics Yiftah Elazar, Politics Whiting Fellow in the Humanities Corinne A. Gartner, Philosophy President’s Fellowship Maren Annika Ehlers, East Asian Studies Javier Samuel Hidalgo, Politics Chelsea O. Adewunmi, English Scott Michael Francis, French and Italian Kenneth Michael Lamb, Politics Rosa Margarita Andújar, Classics Elidor Mehilli, History Jessica Kelly Lowe, History Lauren Maria Anllo, Molecular Biology David James Russell, English Jennifer Mann, Classics Taniecea A. Arceneaux, Applied and Susannah Kathleen Rutherglen, Art and Kelly M. Swartz, English Computational Mathematics Archaeology Mairaj Uddin Syed, Religion Adrienne Rochelle Brown, English Jacqueline Shin, English Scott Leon Washington, Sociology Anthony David Casarez, Chemistry Joseph Witztum, Near Eastern Studies James Lindley Wilson, Politics Joy Michelle Coghlan, English Kameron Austin Collins, English Zhiyi Yang, East Asian Studies Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars Joseph Patrick Younger, History Lauren Diane Davenport, Politics Avidit R. Acharya, Woodrow Wilson School Freddy Cristobal Dominguez, History Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Fellowship Bart Bonikowski, Sociology René Flores, Sociology Mohammad Hossein Bateni, Computer Science Annmarie Brennan, Architecture Christiénna Dale Fryar, History Bart Bonikowski, Sociology Nicholas Carnes, Politics Gina Marie Greene, Architecture Erandi Kanchana De Silva, Molecular Biology Talia Dan-Cohen, Anthropology Tikia Kenise Hamilton, History Pablo David Fajgelbaum, Economics Lauren Diane Davenport, Politics Amber Mary Hibberd, Chemistry Adam Bayne Hopkins, Chemistry Andrea Lynn Everett, Politics Javier Samuel Hidalgo, Politics Errol D. Lord, Philosophy Michael L. Geruso, Economics Kate Alexandra Keets, Chemistry John Fallis Mackay, Philosophy Joy Ruth Knoblauch, Architecture Rachel McBride Lindsey, Religion Michael John McGillen, German Kevin Singleton O’Neil, Woodrow Wilson Noam Lupu, Politics Michael Keith Miller, Politics School Angela Fortner McKoy, Chemistry Lindsay Vail Reckson, English John Herman Papp, Economics Michael K. McKoy, Politics Lorenzo Sironi, Astrophysical Sciences Christopher Alan Roy, Anthropology Irene Nneka Ojini, Chemistry Takuo Sugaya, Economics Jacob Sterling Rugh, Woodrow Wilson School Francisco Eduardo Robles, English Leah Whittington, Comparative Literature Martin Christoph Schmalz, Economics Ann Marie Therese Russell, Psychology Teppei Yamamoto, Politics Hana Rae Shepherd, Sociology Audrey Jeanne Sederberg, Physics Sara Kathryn Stevens, Architecture Daniel Eric Stanton, Ecology and Evolutionary Harold W. Dodds Fellowship Scott Leon Washington, Sociology Biology Patricia Daniela Blessing, Art and Archaeology Kevin Woodson, Sociology John Suarez, Electrical Engineering Joy Michelle Coghlan, English Michael Travis Todd, Psychology Graduate School Centennial Fellowship Amir Goldberg, Sociology Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical Karin Jaschke, Architecture Jared Michael Allred, Chemistry Engineering Varun Kumar, Chemical Engineering Dario Amodei, Physics Scott Leon Washington, Sociology Lin Lin, Applied and Computational Siddharth Ashok Parameswaran, Physics Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and Mathematics Kristen Marie Baroudi, Chemistry Literatures Matthew John Milliner, Art and Archaeology Anna Aries Berman, Slavic Languages and Michael Habte Woldemariam, Politics Nicholas Lee Swanson-Hysell, Geosciences Literatures Kevin Woodson, Sociology Shane Forte Blackman, Psychology James Robert Young Jr., Religion Wallace Memorial Fellowship in Julia Morton Caponiti, Psychology Engineering Alexander John Horton Conway, Mathematics Francis Upton Fellowship in Engineering Sibren Nicholas Isaacman, Electrical Sandra Leonie Field, Politics Kristin Jean Adolfsen, Chemical Engineering Engineering Miroslav Hejna, Physics Ariel Joseph Feldman, Computer Science Yoosik Kim, Chemical Engineering James Colin Hill, Astrophysical Sciences Zheng Ke, Operations Research and Financial Yihong Wu, Electrical Engineering Drew S. Jacoby-Senghor, Psychology Engineering Christopher Brenhin Keller, Geosciences Bomyi Lim, Chemical Engineering Piotr Henryk Kosicki, History Daniel Joseph Lustig, Electrical Engineering Lin Lin, Applied and Computational James Bennett Michael, Mechanical and Mathematics Aerospace Engineering Bart Hunter McGuyer, Physics Christina Ann Peabody, Mechanical and Rachel Ann Montana, Psychology Aerospace Engineering Pablo J. Mosteiro, Physics Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and Carey Davis Nadell, Ecology and Evolutionary Aerospace Engineering Biology Shang Shang, Electrical Engineering Iwa Nawrocki, History Kevin Jared Tatum, Chemical Engineering

40 Gordon Y.S. Wu Graduate Fellowship in Lawrence James Handerhan, Woodrow Wilson Federal Reserve Bank of Austria Fellowship Engineering School Emily Madelaine Poole, Woodrow Wilson Sunha Ahn, Electrical Engineering Drew William Haugen, Woodrow Wilson School Mohammad Hossein Bateni, Computer Science School James Robert Belasco, Electrical Engineering Foreign Language and Area Studies Amherst College Alumni Fellowship Quentin Berthet, Operations Research and Program Financial Engineering Rebecca Wynne Johnson, History Kevin Kirby Bell, Near Eastern Studies Pierre Michel Bouzi, Electrical Engineering Anne Fay Hirsch Moffitt, Comparative Amherst Five College Fellowship Literature Eugene Brevdo, Electrical Engineering Alicia Jean Christoff, English Steven L. Brunton, Mechanical and Aerospace Jacob Olidort, Near Eastern Studies Engineering Beinecke Scholarship Joseph Witztum, Near Eastern Studies Sourindra Mohan Chaudhuri, Electrical Heidi Lynn Hausse, History Engineering Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la John Herman Papp, Economics société et la culture (FQRSC) Hao Chen, Electrical Engineering Kevin Kuan-Wei Chen, Mechanical and Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Mathieu Taschereau-Dumouchel, Economics Aerospace Engineering Graduate Fellowship Ford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Computer Science Wei Dong, Ani Akin Akinbiyi, Woodrow Wilson School Taniecea A. Arceneaux, Applied and Emily Lynn Paetzell Hampp, Mechanical and Computational Mathematics Aerospace Engineering Chateaubriand Fellowship Angela Fortner McKoy, Chemistry Operations Research and Piotr Henryk Kosicki, History Haifeng Luo, Luis Othoniel Rosa, Spanish and Portuguese Financial Engineering Scott Leon Washington, Sociology Martina Zhelcheva Mincheva, Operations Chemical Heritage Foundation Fellowship Research and Financial Engineering Benjamin H. Gross, History of Science Forris Jewett Moore Fellowship Nicolas Christian Richard Pégard, Electrical Rebecca Wynne Johnson, History Engineering Chester Dale Fellowship Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and Lisa Lee, Art and Archaeology French State Higher Education Scholarships Aerospace Engineering Lloyd E. Costsen Jr. Fellowship Program (CROUS) Samantha Annette Sanders, Chemical Rosa Margarita Andújar, Classics Carole Dalin, Civil and Environmental Engineering Adam Scot Gitner, Classics Engineering Curt Matthew Schieler, Electrical Engineering Dawn Teresa LaValle, Classics Martin Suchara, Computer Science Fulbright Hays – Institute of International Youhong Sun, Operations Research and DAAD/German Academic Exchange Education Fellows Financial Engineering Fellowship Pey-Yi Chu, History Xin Tong, Operations Research and Financial Jennifer Lieb, Politics Catharine Elizabeth Diehl, Comparative Engineering Michael John McGillen, German Literature Yiyue Wu, Electrical Engineering Andre Gontijo Campos, Chemistry Peng Zhao, Mechanical and Aerospace Department of Energy Computational Jeffrey West Kirkwood, German Engineering Science Graduate Fellowship Rania Hatem Salem, Sociology Benjamin Edward Sonday, Applied and Major External Computational Mathematics Fulbright Science and Technology Jeffrey Alfred Drocco, Physics Fellowship Fellowships Raquel Chanto Víquez, Woodrow Wilson Department of Energy Magnetic Fusion School Academia Sinca Fellowship Science Fellowship Howard Hsueh Hao Chiang, History of Science Tyler Wayne Abrams, Plasma Physics Fulbright-Hays – Doctoral Dissertation Margareta Ingrid Christian, German Seth Elliot Dorfman, Plasma Physics Research Abroad Yiftah Elazar, Politics Charles Leland Ellison, Plasma Physics Young-ah Chung, East Asian Studies Mayhill Courtney Fowler, History Brendan Carrick Lyons, Plasma Physics Denwood N.S. Holmes, Art and Archaeology Rachel McBride Lindsey, Religion Brigid Elisabeth Vance, History Petra Spies McGillen, German Department of Energy Office of Science Joseph Patrick Younger, History Leah Whittington, Comparative Literature Graduate Fellowship Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and Carmeline Joan Dsilva, Chemical Engineering George Lurcy Fellowship Literatures Christopher Brenhin Keller, Geosciences Scott Michael Francis, French and Italian Adelle and Irwin Tomash Fellowship Nikolas Christopher Logan, Plasma Physics George Washington University’s Institute Hou Keong Lou, Physics Christopher Felix McDonald, History of for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies Science Elizabeth Leila Zeitler, Chemistry (IERES) Mellon Pre-doctoral Fellowship Elidor Mehilli, History American Center of Oriental Research- Department of Homeland Security CAORC Pre-Docotral Fellowship Fellowship German Academic Exchange Service Sarah Sunn Bush, Politics Joseph Anthony Calandrino, Computer Science Fellowship Sarah Vandegrift Eldridge, German AmeriCorps Fellowship Program Drexel Law School Fellowship Christina Maher Burgess, Woodrow Wilson Kevin Woodson, Sociology School

41 Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Merck and Company Graduate Research Emily Lynn Paetzell Hampp, Mechanical and Fellowship Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Susannah Kathleen Rutherglen, Art and Amy Rebecca Bittner, Chemistry Philip Hebda, Physics Archaeology Suzanne Marie D’Addio, Chemical James Colin Hill, Astrophysical Sciences Engineering Drew S. Jacoby-Senghor, Psychology Golden State Governor’s Scholarship Varun Kumar, Chemical Engineering George Adeeb Khoury, Chemical Engineering Kevin Donald Loutherback, Electrical Joshua Alexander Kroll, Computer Science Engineering Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Shin-Yi Lin, Molecular Biology Fellowship Ethan Claude Lindsay, Religion Google Graduate Fellowship Masayuki Kameda, Woodrow Wilson School Nathan Alexander Mahynski, Chemical Minlan Yu, Computer Science Engineering Monetary Authority of Singapore Fellowship Peter E. Mende-Siedlecki, Psychology Hertz Foundation Fellowship Sze Han Ong, Finance Dario Amodei, Physics Joseph Andrew Miri, Molecular Biology Murata Overseas Fellowship Rachel Ann Montana, Psychology Thomas Edward Morrell, Chemistry Huntington Library Mayers Fellowship Takuo Sugaya, Economics Lindsay Vail Reckson, English Carey Davis Nadell, Ecology and Evolutionary NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship Biology Intel Fellowship Shiri Avnery, Woodrow Wilson School Christina Ann Peabody, Mechanical and Aman Dhesi, Computer Science Aerospace Engineering Eric Robert Keller, Electrical Engineering NASA Space Technology Research Pedram Roushan, Physics Arun Raman, Electrical Engineering Fellowship Ann Marie Therese Russell, Psychology Carole-Jean Wu, Electrical Engineering Emily Ann Grace, Physics Meredith Leigh Sadin, Politics Lena Samsonenko, Ecology and Evolutionary International Development Research National Defense Science and Engineering Biology Center Fellowship Graduate Fellowship Anna C. Schapiro, Psychology Rania Hatem Salem, Sociology Christopher Thomas Barsi, Electrical Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics Engineering Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and Japan Foundation Fellowship Eugene Brevdo, Electrical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Yulia Frumer, History of Science Kevin Kuan-Wei Chen, Mechanical and Hana Rae Shepherd, Sociology Ilya Nikolayevich Kharin, History Aerospace Engineering Benjamin Edward Sonday, Applied and Seth Elliot Dorfman, Plasma Physics Computational Mathematics Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thomas M. Essinger-Hileman, Physics Jillian Elyse Spangler, Chemistry Atsuko Tsuda (Kashiwaguchi), Woodrow Emanuel A. Lazar, Applied and Computational Colin Robert Twomey, Ecology and Wilson School Mathematics Evolutionary Biology Japanese Government Scholarship Stephanie S. Lee, Chemical Engineering Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical Yuki Otsubo, Civil and Environmental Matthew James Lucia, Plasma Physics Engineering Engineering Bart Hunter McGuyer, Physics Charles Edwin Varner, Sociology James Bennett Michael, Mechanical and Alex Washburne, Quantitative Computational Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Biology Hilary Burbank Bergsieker, Psychology Stefan T. Patrikis, Mathematics Joshua Walker, Woodrow Wilson School Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and National Sciences and Engineering Research Aerospace Engineering Council of Canada Fellowship Lamprecht Fellowship from Amherst College Samantha Annette Sanders, Chemical Anna Elizabeth Allen, Chemistry Keinan Greene, Philosophy Engineering Andrew Macdonald Berdahl, Ecology and Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics Evolutionary Biology Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship in Benjamin Edward Sonday, Applied and Dominic Kao, Computer Science Humanistic Studies Computational Mathematics Jeffrey Francis Van Humbeck, Chemistry Veronica Rose Alfano, English Rosa Margarita Andújar, Classics National Science Foundation – Graduate National Society of Collegiate Scholars Robert S. D. Cross, History Research Fellowship Elidor Mehilli, History Christiénna Dale Fryar, History Jonathan Levi Robinson, Chemical NEC Labs Internship Jessica Kelly Lowe, History Engineering Aviva Tova Rothman, History of Science Stephanie Marta Amato, Chemical Engineering Zhenxing Wang, Electrical Engineering Susannah Kathleen Rutherglen, Art and Hilary Burbank Bergsieker, Psychology New Jersey Commission on Cancer Archaeology Eugene Brevdo, Electrical Engineering Research Doctoral Fellowship Kevin Kuan-Wei Chen, Mechanical and Kimberly Poole Fuller, Molecular Biology Mellon Mays University Dissertation Grant Aerospace Engineering Christopher Everett Slagle, Molecular Biology Freddy Cristobal Dominguez, History Cleo Beichen Chou, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Mellon Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Daniel Jack Collins, Mathematics Susannah Kathleen Rutherglen, Art and Americas Carmeline Joan Dsilva, Chemical Engineering Elina V. Sarkisova, Woodrow Wilson School Archaeology Paul Robert Elsen, Ecology and Evolutionary Mellon Research Fellowship Biology Philanthropic Educational Association René Flores, Sociology Howard Hsueh Hao Chiang, History of Science (PEA) Scholarship Jessica Kelly Lowe, History

42 Public Service Commission of Singapore U.S. Navy Fellowship Scholarship Christopher Justin Domencic, Woodrow Wilson Matthew Mun Hong Lee, Finance School Qualcomm Fellowship U.S. – Norway Fulbright Foundation Kyong Ho Lee, Electrical Engineering Fellowship Torbjorn Giæver Eriksen, Woodrow Wilson Rotary Fellowship School Sunghwan Ihm, Computer Science Vietnam Education Foundation Fellowship Samsung Graduate Fellowship Thanh D. Nguyen, Mechanical and Aerospace Jimin Song, Computer Science Engineering Schlumberger Foundation Fellowship World Bank Scholarship Benjamin Court, Civil and Environmental Ezequiel Molina, Woodrow Wilson School Engineering Siebel Scholars Foundation Fellowship Teaching Awards Nicholas Alan Jones, Computer Science Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni Smithsonian Institute Fellowship Teaching Award Janeene Marie Touchton, Ecology and Rosa Margarita Andújar, Classics Evolutionary Biology William Shane Holloway, Chemical Engineering Social Sciences and Humanities Research Sibren Nicholas Isaacman, Electrical Council of Canada Fellowship Engineering Thomas John Krasa Carter, Economics Richard Joseph Martin, Anthropology Pey-Yi Chu, History Jean-Francois Kagy, Economics E-Council Excellence in Teaching Award Meg Mary Leja, History William Shane Holloway, Chemical Engineering Jacqueline Shin, English Santiago Romero-Vargas Castrillón, Chemical Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Engineering Americans Friends of Davis International Center Sociology René Flores, Teaching Award Taiwan Ministry of Education Fellowship Siddharth Ashok Parameswaran, Physics Chiao-Ti Huang, Electrical Engineering Yves Plancherel, Geosciences Chia-Chun Lin, Electrical Engineering Lillian Gary Taylor Fellowship in American Literature Lindsay Vail Reckson, English Truman Scholarships Michael L. Geruso, Economics United States Air Force Fellowship Dustin Gregory Mixon, Applied and Computational Mathematics United States Army Fellowship Robert Sean Tompkins, Near Eastern Studies United States Marines Corps Fellowship Barret Francis Bradstreet, Woodrow Wilson School United States Military Fellowship Morgan D. Greene, Woodrow Wilson School University of Virginia Miller Center Award Sarah Sunn Bush, Politics U.S. Coast Guard Fellowship Emile F. Cochet III, Woodrow Wilson School

43 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching

Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty David P. Dobkin, of recipients of awards for sustained records of excellence in undergraduate- and graduate-level teaching by Princeton University faculty members.

Maria E. Garlock Daniel T. Rodgers Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Henry Charles Lea Professor of History; Director, Engineering; Director, Program in Architecture Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies and Engineering A transformative chair; an architect of profound She can find poetry in reinforced concrete, beauty in change in his department’s curriculum; a champion the hyperbolic paraboloid. Her students learn from of transnational history; a visionary historian who building models of iconic structures that are exquisite has redefined existing fields and pioneered new ones, enough to be exhibited in museums. And they learn he combines intellectual brilliance and profound from the qualities she models of dedication, discipline humanity. He is lauded for stimulating his students’ and thoroughness. She fuses an unwavering devotion to creative process; for not accepting simple answers; teaching with her extensive knowledge, vast professional for not tolerating muddled thinking. He opens minds experience and passion for engineering. Known for her and sharpens intellects, but he does so with a kindness, insightful studies of bridges, she provides through her openness and desire to help that have become, well, teaching and mentoring a bridge for her students from a historic. course of study to a successful professional career. Jeffrey Schwartz Carol Greenhouse Professor of Chemistry Professor of Anthropology; Chair, Department Their mentor and master teacher ­— that’s what his faculty of Anthropology colleagues call him. He is called a star by organometallic Brilliant. And kind. That’s how her students describe chemists and by the National Football League, which her. They think her courses deserve to “go viral.” has supported his research into joint and ligament Respected for her work in anthropology and legal replacement. His formula for success? Take the organic studies, she is known for her encyclopedic and generative elements of lecturing; add discussion of real-world anthropological imagination. She launches forceful problems; combine; and Bingo!­— students who consume attacks on the taken-for-granted, unsettles unthinking knowledge are turned into scientists who create it. The assumptions and empowers students to take initiative enthusiastic testimony of his students confirms that he has both on the page and off the page in everyday life. Her achieved what he calls the primary goal in conducting teaching is best described as courage-giving, and she research: “to have fun.” is best described, in the words of her colleagues, as “powerfully and serenely worthy of recognition.”

44 Retirements

Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Administrative, Professional Janardhan Manickam, Principal Research David P. Dobkin, of the retiring members Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics of the faculty, administration, and staff. Library, Professional Laboratory Researcher, Professional Dennis Kirkwood Mansfield, Principal Specialist, and Support Staffs Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Faculty Physics Laboratory Larry Martin Bartels, Donald E. Stokes TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Ernesto Mazzucato, Principal Research Professor in Public and International OR MORE OF SERVICE Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Affairs; Professor of Politics and Public Michael George Bell, Principal Research Laboratory Affairs Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Thomas Joseph McGeachen, Pollution James Riley Broach, Professor of Molecular Laboratory Prevention Coordinator, Princeton Plasma Biology Manfred Ludwig Bitter, Research Physicist, Physics Laboratory William Browder, Professor of Mathematics Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Robert J. Mika, Associate Professional Lawrence Neil Danson, Professor of English Joseph Michael Carson, Technical Assistant II, Specialist and Manager, Research Laboratory, Geosciences John McConnon Darley, Dorman T. Warren Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Professor of Psychology; Professor of Morrell Sylvester Chance, Principal Research Donald A. Monticello, Principal Research Psychology and Public Affairs Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Philip Nicholas Johnson-Laird, Stuart Laboratory Professor of Psychology Caroline L. Clancy, Director, Real Estate Marcia L. Oliver-Lopez, Food Service Worker, Dining Services Seiichi Makino, Professor of East Asian Finance Studies Amawatee Doobraj, Residential Food Service Jeffrey Howard Orleans, Special Advisor to the Council of Ivy Group Presidents, Council of Hugo Meyer, Professor of Art and Archaeology Worker, Dining Services Ivy Group Presidents Jeremiah P. Ostriker, Charles A. Young Eugenia Briscoe Evans, Assistant Director of Principal Research Physicist, Professor of Astronomy on the Class of 1897 Faculty and Staff Housing, Housing and Neil Pomphrey, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Foundation; Professor of Astrophysical Real Estate Services Sciences James Warren Ewart, Freshman Laboratory Gregory M. Rewoldt, Principal Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Elias M. Stein, Albert Baldwin Dod Professor Technician, Physics Laboratory of Mathematics Jill E. Guthrie, Associate Director of Lilia K. Riha, Senior Bibliographic Specialist, Cornel R. West, Class of 1943 University Publications and Communications, Art Library Professor in the Center for African American Museum Studies Philip Jon Howard, Senior Technical Support James Douglas Strachan, Principal Research Staff III, Mechanical and Aerospace Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Engineering Laboratory Henry W. Kugel, Principal Research Physicist, King-Lap Wong, Principal Research Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

45 Honorary Degrees

Presentation to the president of the candidates for honorary and the 1994 Lifetime Achievement Grammy. In 1987, she became the first degrees by the University Orator and Trustee, Stephen A. Oxman, woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Franklin earned the United Negro College Fund’s Award of Excellence in 2007, and in 2008, Class of 1967. Conferral of the degrees by the president. Rolling Stone magazine named her No. 1 on its list of “The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time.” Peter J. Carril The first woman in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the #1 “Greatest Singer of the Rock Era,” she earned Doctor of Humanities her legendary status in American culture as a result Hall of Fame college basketball coach Peter “Pete” Carril led the Princeton of her virtuosic vocals that fundamentally and forever University men’s basketball team for 29 seasons and is known for popularizing a style of play now called “the Princeton offense.” After college, transformed the world of popular music. She pioneered the Army and several high school and college coaching positions, Carril an impeccably bold and fearless, affective and affecting came to Princeton in 1967. The teams he coached won 514 games and 13 Ivy League championships, and led the nation in defensive points allowed style of performance that calls upon listeners to journey 14 times. Rather than flashy play, the Princeton offense revolved around the to the depths of her soul and, in so doing, discover their principles of discipline and selflessness, and the strategy of constant motion, own. With her singular “Amazing Grace,” she continues passing and cutting. Carril took Princeton to 11 NCAA tournaments and two National Invitation Tournaments, winning the NIT in 1975. In the first to traverse musical bridges “over troubled water,” and round of the NCAA tournament in 1996, Princeton notched a memorable win by reminding us to “think,” “do right” and “call” on by beating the defending champion University of California-Los Angeles team; it was Carril’s last victory as the Princeton head coach. At the time that her, the Queen of Soul will forever command the world’s he retired, he was the only Division I coach to earn 500 victories without R-E-S-P-E-C-T. providing athletic scholarships, which the Ivy League prohibits. Carril then joined the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, spending 15 years as an assistant coach and consultant. In 1997, he was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Eduardo J. Padrón Basketball Hall of Fame. In 2009, the game floor of Princeton’s Jadwin Gymnasium was named Carril Court. Doctor of Laws Lafayette College (B.A., 1952); Lehigh University (M.A., 1958) Eduardo Padrón has served since 1995 as the president of Miami Dade College, the largest institution of higher education in America with more More often than not, his players were shorter, slower than 170,000 students. Padrón, who trained as an economist, is known for his advocacy on behalf of underserved populations in higher education and is and less athletically gifted than their opponents, but he often invited to participate in educational policy forums in the United States turned their limitations into strengths — teaching them and abroad. Miami Dade College enrolls and graduates more minorities, that the greatest attributes were intelligence, discipline, including the largest numbers of Hispanics and African Americans, than any other college in the country. Padrón arrived in America in 1961 at age selflessness and commitment. His defense was tenacious 15, as part of Operation Pedro Pan, a program during the Cuban revolution and his offense was legendary, where movement was that brought Cuban children to the United States. Padrón has been honored with several presidential appointments; most recently, President Barack paramount, the pass was as important as the shot, and Obama appointed him in 2010 as chairman of the White House Commission the back door was often the portal to victory. David on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans and invited Padrón to once again beat Goliath when he coached Princeton represent the United States at the 2009 UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education. A member of the Council on Foreign Relations, Padrón has also to one of the greatest upsets in NCAA history, but his received numerous honors including the Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership greatest legacy was his teaching. He once wrote, “I Award from the American Council on Education and the 2012 Aspen Institute/ Ascend Fellowship, awarded to pioneers from diverse fields who pursue new think Princeton kept me because some of my players pathways that break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. seemed better for the experience.” So is college sport. Miami Dade College (A.A., 1965); Florida Atlantic University (B.A., 1966); So are we all. University of Florida (M.A., 1967; Ph.D., 1970) He came to this country at age 15, a refugee from Aretha Franklin Cuba. He began college at the only school that Doctor of Music accepted him, and in 1995 he was named its president. Aretha Franklin, the “Queen of Soul,” has a repertoire that spans soul, jazz, Under his leadership, Miami Dade has become not rock, blues, pop and gospel. Singing in her father’s church marked the only this country’s largest and one of its most diverse beginning of Franklin’s musical journey. She recorded her first album at age 18 and has recorded 223 albums in a career spanning more than 50 years. institutions of higher education, but the standard In 1968, she sang at the funeral of Martin Luther King Jr., a close friend of bearer for the transformative role community her father. During the civil rights movement, her soul music spoke to a new generation, and her most famous hit, “Respect,” a 1967 cover of an Otis colleges can play in serving their communities and Redding track, is considered her greatest triumph and a vocal foreshadowing helping students from all backgrounds fulfill their of the women’s movement. Franklin sang at the inaugural gala for President aspirations. An influential and inspirational advocate Jimmy Carter in 1977 and at the 1993 inauguration of President Bill Clinton, who awarded her the 1999 National Medal of Arts. In 2005, she received for opportunity, access and excellence, he speaks the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush. She persuasively and persistently not only to his institution also sang at the inauguration of President Barack Obama in 2009. Franklin’s honors include 21 Grammy Awards, with the 1991 Living Legend Grammy but to the entire nation and the world.

46 Joan Wallach Scott A boyhood fascination with radios led him to scan the skies for signals from across the galaxy. He and his Doctor of Humane Letters students were rewarded with radio pulses from a pair of Joan Wallach Scott is the Harold F. Linder Professor in the School of Social spinning bodies whose slightly diminishing dance told Science at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. She joined the institute as a professor in 1985 after serving as the founding director of the a story of the deepest laws of the universe. The world Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University. has been rewarded with decades of insights that flowed Previously, she taught at three other U.S. universities. Scott is best known for from that encounter, including confirmation of Einstein’s her pioneering work in feminist history and gender theory. Written more than 25 years ago, her classic article, “Gender: A Useful Category of Historical theory of relativity. As a professor and as dean of the Analysis,” continues to inspire research on women and gender. While the faculty, his firm but gentle drive for the highest-quality geographical focus of her work is France, her work addresses universal issues. Her most recent books include “The Fantasy of Feminist History”; work advanced his field and this University, bolstering “The Politics of the Veil”; “Parité: Sexual Equality and the Crisis of French the ranks of students who were inspired by his curiosity Universalism”; and “Only Paradoxes to Offer: French Feminists and the Rights and colleagues who shared his passion for seeking and of Man.” Scott is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Her numerous honors include three from the American Historical Association: the transmitting knowledge. Award for Scholarly Distinction, the Nancy Lyman Roelker Mentorship Award for Graduate Teaching and the Joan Kelly Memorial Prize in Women’s History for “Gender and the Politics of History.” Karen Keskulla Uhlenbeck Brandeis University (B.S., 1962); University of Wisconsin (Ph.D., 1969) Doctor of Science A quarter-century ago, she made gender a crucial Karen Uhlenbeck has used her renown in mathematics to encourage and mentor younger generations of mathematicians, particularly women. category for historical scholarship. Understanding Uhlenbeck flourished as a student, but was attuned to the discouraging attitude gender relations, she showed us, goes beyond studying toward women in mathematics and science. After receiving her doctorate, she the status of women. In studies ranging from 19th- held faculty positions at the University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, the University of Illinois-Chicago, the University of Chicago and the University century glassworkers of Carmaux to veiled students of Texas-Austin, where since 1987 she has served as a professor and the Sid in current-day Paris, she has illuminated the systems W. Richardson Foundation Regents Chair in Mathematics. Uhlenbeck became recognized for her work in mathematical physics and partial differential of distinction and legacies of subordination that stand equations, particularly gauge theory and global analysis. Uhlenbeck has behind the language of equality. By linking the realms received numerous honors, including the National Medal of Science in of public and private, secular and religious, fantasy and 2000, for her work as a researcher and educator. In 2007, her colleagues in the American Mathematical Society honored her work in gauge theory with reality, she has extended feminist theory while launching the Leroy P. Steele Prize for published work of lasting and fundamental new lines of inquiry in social science, providing new importance. As a teacher and mentor, Uhlenbeck co-founded, with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, the IAS/Park City Mathematics insight into who we are and how we relate to each other. Program, which provides intensive instruction for students and educators at the secondary and postsecondary levels. In addition, she co-founded the IAS/ Princeton University Program for Women and Mathematics, a summer study Joseph Hooton Taylor Jr. program for women at the undergraduate and advanced levels. Doctor of Science University of Michigan (B.S., 1964); Brandeis University (M.S., 1966; Ph.D., 1968) Joseph Taylor Jr. is the James McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of Physics Emeritus at Princeton. He shared the Nobel Prize in physics in A mathematician with a self-avowed “addiction to 1993 with Russell Hulse for their discovery of a unique twin star system known as a binary pulsar and its use to verify Einstein’s general theory of intellectual excitement,” she made foundational relativity. Taylor joined the Princeton faculty in 1980 and served as dean contributions to mathematical physics and partial of the faculty from 1997 to 2002, after which he returned to teaching and transferred to emeritus status in 2006. His career has included faculty differential equations. Her seminal work on large gauge positions at the University of Massachusetts and Harvard University. He theory has fundamentally influenced the field of particle was a visiting scientist at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico and at the dynamics. Her 40-plus years of research and teaching Australia Telescope National Facility and served as associate director of the Five College Radio Astronomy Observatory in Massachusetts for four have fundamentally influenced the lives of countless years. Taylor’s research continues to explore problems in astrophysics and young mathematicians. The programs she founded take gravitational physics by means of radio-wavelength studies of pulsars. He is also known for his work in amateur radio, which he started pursuing as a students and educators on an inspiring journey deep into teenager and for which he has written several computer programs. Among the wonders of mathematics, encouraging more young his numerous awards, Taylor has received the Dannie Heineman Prize for people, and especially women, to enter — and stay — in Astrophysics, a MacArthur Fellowship, the Albert Einstein Medal and the Wolf Prize in Physics. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences the field, and providing them with an environment that and the American Philosophical Society, and is a fellow of the American fosters their own “addiction to intellectual excitement.” Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Physical Society. Haverford College (B.A., 1963); Harvard University (Ph.D., 1968)

47 A Commentary on Commencement

Princeton traces its founding to a royal the spring of 1779, when the farm called Remarks by the charter granted on October 22, 1746, Prospect just behind Nassau Hall was President by King George the Second of England. owned by a retired Indian agent, its The first Commencement Exercises were campus border (now McCosh Walk) was Shirley M. Tilghman held in 1748, in Newark, then home of home to an encampment of Delaware the College of New Jersey, as Princeton sachem. These Native American leaders, was originally called. Six students were here at the behest of the Continental Benediction graduated at the first Commencement; Congress, presented three young today there are approximately 1,250 Delaware Indians for education in Nassau Deborah K. Blanks seniors receiving undergraduate degrees. Hall at Congress’s expense—making Associate Dean of Religious Life One of Princeton’s first graduate the education of American Indians at and of the Chapel students was James Madison 1771, Princeton the first instance of U.S. federal later the fourth president of the United aid to education. Alma Mater States. He remained at the college after Nassau Hall was once the Capitol of the graduation to continue his studies with country: The Continental Congress met in Old Nassau President John Witherspoon, who was its library room for four months in 1783. the only college president as well as the In its prayer hall, Washington received Tune ev’ry heart and ev’ry voice, only clergyman to sign the Declaration the thanks of Congress for his conduct of Bid ev’ry care withdraw; of Independence. Systematic graduate the war. Let all with one accord rejoice, In praise of Old Nassau. instruction began in the 1870s, and To the north—behind the spectator the Graduate School, as it is known facing Nassau Hall—is FitzRandolph In praise of Old Nassau, we sing, today, was formally organized in Gate, named in honor of Nathaniel and Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! 1900. More than 500 recipients of Rebecca FitzRandolph, who donated the Our hearts will give advanced degrees will be recognized at land on which Nassau Hall was built. while we shall live, Commencement today. To the west is the John Maclean House, Three cheers for Old Nassau. Princeton’s Commencements have built as a home for the president when been held in late spring only since 1844. Nassau Hall was constructed in 1756. It is Recessional 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 The audience will please remain in place in session all summer long. Since the Princeton’s first 11 presidents, until 1879, until the academic procession returns to College moved to Princeton in 1756, lived in the house. It was the residence the staging area behind Nassau Hall. Commencement has been held in a variety off deans o the faculty between 1883 and of locations on or near campus, including 1967 and became the headquarters of the AVETE ATQVE VALETE Alexander Hall, the First Presbyterian Alumni Council in 1968. The sycamore Church, and Nassau Hall, but since 1922 trees in the front yard are known as “the the front lawn of Nassau Hall (known Stamp Act Trees” because they were as front campus) has been the site of planted in 1765, the year the Stamp Act Commencement, weather permitting. was repealed. Behind Maclean House is Stanhope The Commencement Setting Hall, the University’s third-oldest Guests at a Commencement held on building, erected in 1803. Its architect front campus visit historic ground. The was Benjamin Latrobe, who also designed word “campus” defined to mean the the Capitol in Washington and supervised grounds of a college was first used at the reconstruction of Nassau Hall after Princeton University. “Front campus” a disastrous fire in 1802. Stanhope Hall is used to refer to the lawn in front of is now home of the Center for African Nassau Hall, Princeton’s oldest building American Studies. and a registered national historic To the east is the Joseph Henry House, landmark. The largest academic structure the home of the University’s Society in the Colonies, Nassau Hall provided, of Fellows in the Liberal Arts and the for nearly one-half century after its Council of the Humanities. It was built completion in 1756, all the facilities of in 1837 for and according to the design the College—classrooms, bedrooms, of Joseph Henry, professor of natural refectory, library, and prayer hall. philosophy and a pioneer experimenter Nassau Hall was the scene of an in electromagnetism. Originally built to unsuccessful stand of the British in the the south of Stanhope Hall, the house was crucial Battle of Princeton in 1777. In relocated twice before being moved to its

48 present location in 1946 to make way for Nations. On the occasion of its 250th advisers for non-departmental advising Firestone Library. Professor Henry sent Anniversary Princeton University here throughout their undergraduate careers. messages over a wire from his campus records its gratitude to its alumni for their Following Commencement Exercises laboratory to his home several years devotion to the University and its mission today, seniors will receive their diplomas before Morse perfected the telegraph for of education, scholarship, and service. in their residential college (see Diploma commercial use. He later became the first October 22, 1996.” Distribution Events below). secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Following degree candidates Washington, D.C. The Academic Procession are members of the platform party Flanking the front steps of Nassau Hall The academic procession is led by the including members of the faculty are two bronze tigers that were given to chief marshal, a member of the faculty and senior administration, trustees the University in 1911 by the Class of appointed to this position by the president. and special award winners, heads of 1879, Woodrow Wilson’s class. The tiger The forming of the procession, the seating neighboring institutions of higher has been a symbol of Princeton since the of Commencement participants, and other learning, and mayors of Princeton latter part of the 19th century. aspects of Commencement Exercises are Borough and Township. At the end On the Commencement platform, front managed by the faculty marshals and the of the procession are the chair of the and center, is a replica of the University’s assistant marshals. Faculty marshals are Board of Trustees and the president of seal, which is the corporate signature of identified by their unique orange gowns the University, led by the faculty mace- the Trustees (it is also reproduced on the and black 16th-century caps, as is the bearer. The mace was presented to the cover of this program). Today’s ceremony mace-bearer, who carries the ceremonial University by the citizens of Princeton is a continuation of a regular Board mace in the academic procession. in 1956, on the occasion of the 200th meeting that was adjourned yesterday “to Assistant marshals, who are members of anniversary of the opening of Nassau reconvene on front campus,” to permit various University staffs, wear academic Hall. It symbolizes the authority of the Trustees to confirm undergraduate, gowns and distinctive orange-and-black the president of the University as advanced, and honorary degrees at this Da Vinci caps; student ushers wear well as the close relationship that has public ceremony. academic gowns with orange piping and existed between the University and The current seal was adopted in 1896 no hoods. the community ever since the College when, at the Sesquicentennial of its Advanced degree candidates, receiving was first invited to move to Princeton founding, the College of New Jersey masters’ or doctoral degrees, come in 1752. The mace’s silver headpiece became Princeton University. The first in the procession. They received is dominated by the eagle of freedom Trustees’ minutes of February 13, 1896, their academic hoods at a Graduate surmounting the orb of power—a describe the seal as follows: “… a shield School ceremony yesterday. They are traditional American pattern. Directly resting upon a circle. In the upper part preceded by a gonfalon, a decorative below is the seal of the University, of the shield an open Bible with Latin banner representing the “coat of arms” encircled by ivy. The ebony staff characters VET NOV TESTAMENTUM of the Graduate College, a graduate is fluted to symbolize the fasces of signifies the Old and New Testaments.… student residence. Seniors come next, authority. A half-staff circlet of silver is In the lower part a chevron, denoting the also preceded by gonfalons, for each of decorated with the seals of the United rafters of a building. In the spaces between Princeton’s six residential colleges. States and the State of New Jersey, the sides of the shield and the circle Since 1982, residential colleges have and also of Great Britain, under whose the motto DEI SUB NUMINE VIGET been the center of residential life for authority the first charter was granted (Under God’s power she flourishes). freshmen and sophomores. In fall 2007, in 1746. On the outside of the circle SIGILLUM with the opening of Whitman College, The president of the University wears UNIVERSITATIS PRINCETONIENSIS the University inaugurated an expanded a special gown, symbolic of that office (the seal of Princeton University).” residential college system that includes and of the institutional continuity it The front campus is of particular three four-year colleges and pairs them represents. The gown is black, trimmed importance to alumni of the University. with three two-year colleges. Juniors with gold, and faced with the orange of It is where students become alumni and seniors may live in the residential Princeton and of the House of Nassau. The at Commencement and where alumni colleges and even upperclass students 19 bands of gold lacing on the sleeves of assemble for the annual P-rade at who do not live in the colleges remain the gown represent the 19 presidents who Reunions just prior to Commencement. associated with them. Each college has a have guided Princeton since its founding. During a special Charter Day convocation faculty master, dean, director of studies In order of succession they are Jonathan to celebrate the University’s 250th and director of student life, as well as Dickinson; Aaron Burr Sr.; Jonathan anniversary a plaque was placed in residential college advisers, who are Edwards; Samuel Davies; Samuel Finley; the center of front campus, where the upperclass students, and resident graduate John Witherspoon; Samuel Stanhope crosswalks meet, to recognize the many students. Academic advising for freshmen Smith; Ashbel Green; James Carnahan; and diverse contributions of alumni. and sophomores is centered at the John Maclean; James McCosh; Francis The plaque’s inscription reads, “In the colleges, and juniors and seniors also are Landey Patton; Woodrow Wilson; John Nation’s Service, In the Service of All encouraged to confer with their college Grier Hibben; Harold Willis Dodds;

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

50 and promoter and benefactor of the President of the University From 1993 through 2000, Tilghman College, who secured its second charter. Shirley M. Tilghman chaired Princeton’s Council on Science The Trustees sought to honor him Shirley M. Tilghman was elected and Technology, which encourages the further in 1756 by proposing to name Princeton University’s 19th president on teaching of science and technology to the College’s first building for him. He May 5, 2001, and assumed office on June students outside the sciences, and in declined and suggested instead that it be 15, 2001. An exceptional teacher and a 1996 she received Princeton’s President’s named in honor of William III, “a branch world-renowned scholar and leader in the Award for Distinguished Teaching. She of the illustrious House of Nassau.” field of molecular biology, she served on initiated the Princeton Postdoctoral Today candidates for honorary degrees the Princeton faculty for 15 years before Teaching Fellowship, a program across are selected by a committee made up of being named president. all the science and engineering disciplines Trustees and members of the University Tilghman, a native of Canada, received that brings postdoctoral students to community. The criteria used in the her Honors B.Sc. in chemistry from Princeton each year to gain experience in committee’s deliberations include genuine Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, both research and teaching. achievement and distinction in an activity in 1968. After two years of secondary In 2002, Tilghman was one of five consonant with the mission of the school teaching in Sierra Leone, West winners of the L’Oréal-UNESCO University; the advancement of learning Africa, she obtained her Ph.D. in Award for Women in Science. In the in the arts, sciences, and technology, and biochemistry from Temple University in following year, she received the Lifetime for the public welfare; and distinguished Philadelphia. Achievement Award from the Society contribution in elective, appointive, or During postdoctoral studies at the for Developmental Biology, and in 2007, career service notable for demonstrated National Institutes of Health, she made she was awarded the Genetics Society qualities of intellect as well as character. a number of groundbreaking discoveries of America Medal for outstanding Candidates must be approved by a vote while participating in cloning the first contributions to her field. of four-fifths of the Board of Trustees mammalian gene, and then continued Tilghman is a member of the American present and voting. to make scientific breakthroughs as an Philosophical Society, the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute Music for Commencement independent investigator at the Institute for Cancer Research in Philadelphia. of Medicine and the Royal Society of Members of the Chamber Orchestra of Tilghman came to Princeton in 1986 as London. She serves as a trustee of the Philadelphia, conducted by Michael Pratt, the Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Carnegie Endowment for International conductor of the University Orchestra Sciences. Two years later, she also joined Peace and the King Abdullah University and director of the Program in Musical the Howard Hughes Medical Institute of Science and Technology, and as a Performance, provide the music for as an investigator. In 1998, she took on director of Google Inc. today’s Commencement. Selections for additional responsibilities as the founding the pre-Commencement concert include director of Princeton’s multidisciplinary Paul Dukas’ Fanfare from “La Peri,” Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative George Frederich Handel’s “Music for the Genomics. Royal Fireworks” and Gustav Holst’s own A member of the National Research arrangement for band of “Jupiter” from Council’s committee that set the blueprint “The Planets.” for the U.S. effort in the Human Genome During the procession, you will Project, Tilghman also was one of the hear classics from the British military founding members of the National band repertory: Holst’s “Suites 1 and Advisory Council of the Human Genome 2 for Military Band,” Ralph Vaughan Project for the National Institutes of Williams’ “Folk Song Suite” and William Health. Walton’s “Crown Imperial March,” the She is renowned for her pioneering last composed for the coronation of King research in mammalian developmental George VI. The recessional music includes genetics, for her national leadership on Donald Hunsberger’s arrangement behalf of women in science, and for of Dmitri Shostakovitch’s “Festive promoting efforts to make the early Overture,” and concludes with marches by careers of young scientists as meaningful John Philip Sousa. and productive as possible. At the close of today’s program, “Old Nassau” will be led by members of the senior class Kyle Edwards, James Hao and Jacquelyn Nestor.

51 Trustees of the Commencement Committee Diploma Distribution Events University Class of 2012 Each of the residential colleges hosts a reception EX OFFICIO OFFICERS following Commencement for seniors and their guests, and diplomas will be distributed at these Shirley M. Tilghman Lindy Li, President events. Seniors should go to the college to which Christopher J. Christie Nick Pugliese, Vice President they are currently assigned to receive their TRUSTEES John Monagle, Treasurer diplomas. Diplomas will be available immediately Aparajita (PJ) Das, Secretary after Commencement until 2:30 p.m. in the Danielle S. Allen ’93 Tulio Jose Alvarez Burgos, Social Chair Aku Ammah-Tagoe ’11 residential colleges. Colleges are within walking Thomas A. Barron ’74 STEERING COMMITTEE distance of Nassau Hall, and shuttles are available from Alexander Hall following Commencement. A. Scott Berg ’71 Hilary Bartlett, Kirsti Buchholz, Ann-Marie Elvin, Kim Boyle ’84 Pete Florence, John Monagle, alumni giving Diplomas not picked up at the residential college Katherine Brittain Bradley ’86 Gabriel Debenedetti, Chris Green, Erin receptions will be available in the Office of the Christopher A. Cole ’81 McGowan Kiernan, Lindy Li, Class Day Registrar in 101 West College from 3 to 5 p.m. on Pyper Davis ’87 Brian Hsueh, Steve Lindsay, Charles Metzger, Commencement day and from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. John D. Diekman ’65 John Monagle, mini courses / last lectures on the day following Commencement. Elizabeth A. Dilday ’09 Alexandra Jerez-Fernandez, Bailey Sperry, Nick Pugliese, Carl Ferenbach III ’64 operation mattress Shuttles to the receptions leave from Alexander Henri R. Ford ’80 Julie Chang, Kara Dreher, Alexandra Landon, Hall after graduation. Locations of the receptions Laura L. Forese ’83 Tulio Jose Alvarez Burgos, prom in the colleges follow. William K. Fung ’70 Daniel Humphrey, Aunna Wilson, Cindi Yim, PJ Das, Butler College: Butler Green on Elm Drive. The Charles DeW. Gibson ’65 Commencement fair / senior checkout diploma distribution tent will be a small tent close Francis Joshua Grehan ’10 Louisa Ferguson, Jake Sally, James Smits, Lindy Li, to Yoseloff Hall and behind the large dining/ Kathryn A. Hall ’80 senior jackets reception tent. The Central Line travels along Elm Julia A. Haller Gottsch ’76 Claire Cole, Amalia Reiss, Ariana Tiwari, Drive stopping at the Butler College event. Philip U. Hammarskjold ’87 Tulio Jose Alvarez Burgos, slide show / P-rade Brent Henry ’69 Kyle Edwards, James Hao, Jacquelyn Nestor, PJ Das, Forbes College: Forbes College living room and Randall L. Kennedy ’77 step-sing terrace. The “Forbes Express” bus goes directly Peter B. Lewis ’55 Matt Butler, Ines Sheppard, yearbook to Forbes College; the bus will make return Heidi G. Miller ’74 trips stopping at the West parking garage, after Franklin H. Moss ’71 1:30 p.m. Robert S. Murley ’72 In case of severe weather Mathey College: Crystal Nix Hines ’85 If Commencement on front campus is interrupted by Hamilton-Joline corridor, David G. Offensend ’75 heavy rain, high winds, or thunder and lightning, the Mathey College dining hall and common room Stephen A. Oxman ’67 ceremony will be ended promptly. The president will (reception areas). Mathey College is adjacent to Nancy B. Peretsman ’76 award undergraduate and advanced degrees, should that the Commencement location; use the walkway Meaghan P. Petersack ’08 part of the program not have been reached, and guests and marked between Hamilton and Joline Halls (where Michael E. Porter ’69 graduates will be dismissed. Diplomas may be picked up diplomas will be distributed). Kavita N. Ramdas *88 as described under “Diploma Distribution Events.” The Rockefeller College: Holder Cloister and Louise S. Sams ’79 platform party, and guests of faculty, of teacher award Rockefeller College lounge and dining Thomas M. Siebel winners, and of honorary degree recipients will retire to room. Rockefeller College is adjacent to the Meg Whitman ’77 the Faculty Room in Nassau Hall where these awards and Commencement location; use the entrance to George F. Will *68 certificates will be presented. Other guests and degree Holder Courtyard opposite the Presbyterian Gordon Y.S. Wu ’58 candidates must vacate the area and seek shelter as directed Church or enter the dining room through the doors C. James Yeh ’87 by Public Safety Officers, Assistant Marshals and ushers. on Nassau Street. Min Zhu *88 Recommended locations for shelter include Alexander Hall and Dillon Gym (on the west side), Firestone Library and Whitman College: The Class of 1963 Courtyard. the University Chapel (on the east side). The Central Line travels along Elm Drive stopping at Whitman College. Please turn off cell phones and other electronic devices or switch them to silent/vibrate mode during the ceremony. Wilson College: Main tent in the courtyard. The Central Line travels along Elm Drive. Exit at Photographs of the ceremony taken by photographers Whitman College and walk east on Goheen Walk. engaged by the University will be available at www. Wilson College is on the left. Enter the main lobby, princeton.edu/pr/gradpics/2012. These include photographs proceed up the stairs and exit through the lobby of the graduates exiting the FitzRandolph Gates at the end doors on the right. of the ceremony. Graduate degree recipients whose degrees have Restrooms are located in Chancellor Green; at the corner been conferred by the trustees at the current of East Pyne opposite Whig Hall; in Alexander Hall (on meeting receive their diplomas in Dod-McCormick the west side and in the basement); in Clio Hall (use rear Courtyard, behind Clio Hall, home of the Graduate entrance); and in West College. School. Copyright © 2012 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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