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The Johns Hopkins University STAGE EXIT+ The johns Hopkins University STAGE EXIT+ ED EdD EO EdO PY AO,DMA PY DMA..AD NU DNP, PhD EN Bachelors NU PhD,ONP BSPH DPH, PhD. OS BSPH PhD, DPH. OS SAIS PhD SAIS PhD ME MO,PhO ME PhD, MD EN PhD EN PhD AS PhD AS PhD CAREY Masters, Bachelors AS Bach@!ors AS Bachelors CAREY Masters, Bachelors >- a:~ <( 0... EO CAGS, Masters AS Bachelors AS Bachelors ED CAGS, Masters Bachelors Bac.hefors py Masters. Certificates py Masters, Certificates Performance Diploma.'§. Petformanto! DiplOmas NU Masters NU Masters BSPH Masters BSPH Masters SA IS Masters SAIS Masters ME Masters ME Masters EN Masters, Certificates EN Maste~ Certillcates AS Masters, Certificates AS Masters, Certificates \.J ZVl f=o <C z w <C Vli- 1-Vl ~ z ::l \.J GUEST SEATING GUEST SEATING HOMEWOOD FIELD Cordish Lacrosse Building Reel Athletic Center / Homewood Field Stay connected throughout the day! Share your thoughts and photos with us on Twitter ~and In stag ram Find us at @JHUCommencement and use the tag #jhu2013. CoNTENTs Order of Candidate Procession ........ .ii Order of Procession ........ 1 Order of Events ......... 2 Conferring Degrees ......... 3 Commencement Speaker's Biography ......... 6 Johns Hopkins Sociery of Scholars ......... 7 Honorary Degree Citations .......... 14 Academic Regalia ......... 16 Awards ....... .. 18 Honor Societies ......... 29 Student Honors ......... 33 Candidates for Degrees ......... 40 Divisional Ceremonies Information ......... 103 Please note that while all degrees are conferred, only doctoral and bachelor's graduates process across the stage. Taking photos from your seats during the ceremony is allowed, but we request that guests respect each other's comfort and enjoyment by not standing and blocking other people's views. Photos of graduates can be purchased from Gradlmages•: gradimages.com or (800) 261-2576. Personalized Keepsake DVDs can be purchased from GradMemory: gradmemory.com or (866) 977-GRAD. The Johns Hopkins University is strongly committed to protecting the environment and practicing sustainability at all of our campuses. Today is no exception. Once again this year's ceremony will be carbon neutral and zero waste. By using plant-based biodiesel to power the equipment on Homewood Field, we are avoiding fossil fuels and the associated impact on climate change. And since all waste will be composted or recycled, it will go to productive reuse instead of being incinerated. We are also highlighting our sustainability principles during Commencement in other ways: this program is printed on post-consumer recycled-content paper; our caterers are local and specialize in green practices; and most information was posted on the Internet to cut down on printed materials. We invite you to join our efforts to be sustainable by placing your bottles and cans in the green bins and all your food and paper waste in the yellow bins. ORDER OF CANDIDATE PROCESSION Bachelors - Peabody Bachelors -Nursing Bachelors - Engineering Bachelors -Arts and Sciences Doctors of Education- Education Artist Diplomas and Doctors of Musical Arts- Peabody Doctors of Nursing Practice and Doctors of Philosophy- Nursing Doctor of Science, Doctors of Public Health and Doctors of Philosophy- Public Health Doctors of Philosophy- Advanced International Studies Doctors of Medicine and Doctors of Philosophy- Medicine Doctors of Philosophy- Engineering Doctors of Philosophy -Arts and Sciences Masters, Certificates and Bachelors - Business Masters, Certificates and Bachelors - Education Performance Diplomas and Masters -Peabody Masters - Nursing Masters - Public Health Masters -Advanced International Studies Masters - Medicine Masters and Certificates - Engineering Masters and Certificates -Arts and Sciences ii ORDER OF PROCESSION Marshals for the Graduates Ruth H. Aranow Joan Freedman Courtney Orlando Bruce Barnett Kevin Frick Stephen Pape Michael Barone Sharon Gerecht Rebecca Pearlman Doug Barrick Eduardo Gonzalez Elizabeth A. Platz Eric Beatty David Gracias Joshua]. Reiter Anne Benner Robert Horner Cynthia H. Rushton Adrienne Breckenridge Jin Kang William Smedick Kate Bruffett Rachel Karchin Kay Smith Anne H. Cash Scott E. King Ellen Snydman Ami Cox Thomas Koenig Sean Sun Tristan Davies Phillip Kolker Martha Sylvia FayM. Day Andre Levchenko Laura A. Taylor Michael Falk Hai-Quan Mao Kathryn Tifft Irene C. Ferguson Matthias Matthijs Patrick Trujillo Daniel Ferrara Richard G. Milter David Verrier Emily Fisher H. Carol Mohr Tza-Huei Wang Barbara Flint Brent Mosser Susan Weiss Laura Foster Linda Moulton Linda M. White The Graduates Handshakers Sarah Clever Marshals for the Faculties Valeria Culotta Barbara Landau and Scott Zeger Steven David Pamela R. Jeffries The Faculties Mellasenah Morris Edward Pajak Marshals for the Principals Edward Scheinerman Pamela Cranston and Sean Fahey Ben Vinson Officers ofthe University Chief Marshal The Trustees Jonathan Bagger Members of the Smior Class Council Interim Provost and Senior Vice President Studmt Chairs of the Hopkim Fund for Academic Affairs Readers for Presentation ofDegree Candidates The Deans Susan K. Boswell The President of the Alumni Association Andrew Douglas The Honorary Degree Candiddtes James L. Fry Linda K. Gorman The Chair ofthe Board of Trustees Christine Kavanagh The President ofthe University Cindy L. Parker Dorothy Sheppard Janet Weise ORDER OF EvENTS Ronald J. Daniels CoNFERRING OF HoNORARY DEGREEs President ofthe University, presiding Nelson Sewankambo Carmen Sylvia Brown PRELUDE Eddie C. Brown The Archipelago Project Vernon Mountcastle PROCESSION REMARKS The Archipelago Project Alexandra Larsen President, Class of2013 The audience is requested to stand as the Processional moves into the area and to ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS remain standing until after the national anthem. Alexandra Larsen, President, Class of2013 INVOCATION and Joseph R. Reynolds, Trustee Emeritus Kathy Schnurr Past President ofthe johns Hopkins Alumni Association University Associate Chaplain CoMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ADDREss THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa Professor ofNeurological Surgery and Oncology Performed by Elizabeth Walton, Peabody Class of2013 The ]ohm Hopkins University School ofMedicine GREETINGS PREsENTATION OF SENIOR Cuss GIFT Pamela P. Flaherty Presented by Marni Aronson and William Shepherdson Chair ofthe Board of Trustees Gift Chairs, Class of2013 Presented to Ronald J. Daniels, President ofthe University GREETINGS Joseph R. Reynolds Trustee Emeritus Past President ofthe johns Hopkins Alumni Association REMARKS Ronald J. Daniels President ofthe University 2 CoNFERRING OF DEGREES oN CANDIDATES Doctors of Education Doctors of Philosophy PRESENTED BY PRESENTED BY David W. Andrews Nicholas P. Jones Dean, School ofEducation Benjamin T Rome Dean G. WC. Whiting School ojEngineering Artists Diplomas Doctors ofMusical Arts Doctors ofPhilosophy PRESENTED BY PRESENTED BY Jeffrey Sharkey Katherine S. Newman Director, The Peabody lmtitute james B. Knapp Dean Zanvyl Krieger SchooL ofArts and Sciences Doctors ofNursing Practice Doctors ofPhilosophy Masters of Science PRESENTED BY Masters of Business Administration Martha N . Hill Graduate Certificates Dean, School ofNursing Bachelors of Science Carey Business School Doctor ofScience Doctors of Public Health Certificates ofAdvanc ed Graduate Study Doctors of Philosophy Post-Master's Certificates PRESENTED BY Masters ofScimce Michael J. Klag Masters ofArts in Teaching Dean, Bloomberg School ofPublic Health Graduate Certificates Bachelors of Science Doctors ofPhilosophy School of Education PRES ENTED BY Vali R. Nasr Graduate Performance Diplomas Dean, Paul H. Nitze School of Masters ofMusic Advanced International Studies Masters ofArts The Peabody Institute Doctors of Medicine Doctors ofPhilosophy PRESENTED BY Paul B. Rothman Frances "Watt Baker, MD, and Lenox D. Baker Jr., MD Dean of the Medical Faculty 3 CoNFERRING OF DEGREES ON CANDIDATEs (coNTINUED) Masters ofScience in Nursing Masters ofScience Masters of Science in Nzming!Masters of Public Health Masters ofScience in Applied Economics Master of Science in Nursing/Master ofBusiness Administl"lltion Masters of Science in Bioinformatics School of Nursing Masters of Science in Bioscience Regulat01y Affairs Masters of Science in Regitlato1y Science Masters ofScience in Biotechnology Masters of Science Masters of Science in Energy Policy and Climate Masters of Science in Public Health Masters of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy Masters ofHealth Science Masters ofFine Arts Masters of Health Administration Masters ofArts Masters ofPublic Health Masters ofArts in Applied Economics Bloomberg School of Public Health Masters ofArts in Communication Masters ofArts in Global Security Studies Masters ofArts in Government Masters ofArts Masters ofArts in Museum Studies Masters ofArts in International Affoirs Masters ofArts in Public Management Masters ofInternational Public Policy Masters ofArts in Writing Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Master ofBiotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Masters ofLiberal Arts Masters ofScience in Biotechnology/Masters ofBusiness Administration Masters of Science Masters ofArts in Commzmication/Jv!asters of Business Administration Masters ofArts Masters ofArts in Government/Masters of Business Administration School of Medicine Certificates in National Security Studies Graduate Certificates in Geographic Information Systems Post-Baccalaureate Certificates in Non-profit Management Post-Master's Advanced Certificates Post-Baccalaureate
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