Commencement 2012

COMMENCEMENT Saturday, May 26, 2012

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This ancient formula is used by the President in conferring degrees: The Latin text quoted at left has introduced Bowdoin’s Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite. Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of Vir honorande, hosce iuvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad the 24 graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most part, gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum also translated into Latin for the program. In the early years of istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.) the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on ancient or modern topics, Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum in which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, artibus, et dono et concedo omnia iura, privilegia, honores atque Greek, or Hebrew. The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia. the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. In cuius testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite. The translation below was provided by Barbara Weiden Boyd, Henry Winkley Professor of Latin and Greek. Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise. (To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:* Honored sir, these young people whom I deem worthy To Paul LePage, esteemed Governor; of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, that, to the Representatives and Senators if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (It is.) who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine; (To the Candidates) and to the honorable and respected Trustees of By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit Bowdoin College; you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer to Barry Mills, distinguished President; upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertaining to that degree. to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders; In witness whereof, receive these diplomas. in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere, the young people hereby initiated into the arts NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and and letters the graduating class requests that there be no applause until the last most humbly dedicate these exercises. degree is conferred.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College ﬂag Brunswick, in the State of Maine, and the ﬂags of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and on the seventh day before the Kalends of June, in the the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories of graduating 2012th year of our well-being students—in 2012, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Dominica, and in the 236th year of the authority of the Ecuador, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong Special United States of America. Administrative Region, India, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Norway, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Korea,

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual Romania, Russia, Saint Kitts, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, The to ensure its success. Netherlands, United Kingdom, Zimbabwe.

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TWO HUNDRED SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 26, 2012

COMMENCEMENT MARCH Chandler’s Band

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Jean M. Yarbrough Gary M. Pendy Sr. Professor of Social Sciences and College Marshal

INVOCATION The Reverend Mary E. Baard Senior Minister, First Parish Church, Brunswick, Maine

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student A Cappella Groups Craig Alexander Comen ’12, Piano

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Stephen F. Gormley ’72 Chair of the Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE Joan Benoit Samuelson ’79 Olympic Gold Medalist

WELCOME Barry Mills President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS “Preppy Look and Sweatpants” Chanwoong Baek ’12 Class of 1868 Prize Winner “Using the Microscope” William Marvin Alexander III ’12 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner

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CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Barry Mills President of the College

MARGARET W. CONKEY, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by James A. Higginbotham Associate Professor of Classics on the Henry Johnson Professorship Fund and Associate Curator for the Ancient Collection

AGNES GUND, DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS Citation by Pamela M. Fletcher Associate Professor of Art History

CYNTHIA MCFADDEN ’78, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by Mary Lou Zeeman R. Wells Johnson Professor of Mathematics

HUMAIRA AWAIS SHAHID, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Citation by Rachel L. Sturman Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies

CARRIE MAE WEEMS, DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS Citation by Michael J. Kolster Associate Professor of Art

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATION Barry Mills President of the College Won Chul Kim ’12 Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student A Cappella Groups Craig Alexander Comen ’12, Piano Words appear on the inside back cover of this program.

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES William H. Barker Isaac Henry Wing Professor of Mathematics and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH Chandler’s Band

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Won Chul Kim, Class Marshal

Danielle Alexandra Abrams Mathematics; Minor: French Montpelier, Vermont Anna Helena Ackerman Gender and Women’s Studies Augusta, Maine Shazeda Irene Ahmed History; Minor: Chinese Rego Park, New York Chelsea Brooke Albright Sociology; Minor: Education Studies East Lyme, Connecticut Charles William Aldrete English; Minor: Film Studies San Antonio, Texas William Marvin Alexander III Religion; Minor: Economics Chester, New Jersey Cristobal Alvarez Jr. Biology San Juan Capistrano, California Morgan Richard Andersen Biochemistry and Government and Legal Studies; Mies, Switzerland Minor: Italian Amy Marie Anderson Art History and Earth and Oceanographic Science; Woodland, Maine Minor: Chemistry Christopher Douglas Anderson Economics; Minor: Mathematics Golden, Colorado Mathew Cornell Apeseche Sociology; Minor: Teaching Natick, Massachusetts Ixtla Renee Arceo-Witzl Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Teaching Oak Park, Illinois Laura Hilliard Armstrong History; Minor: Teaching Scarborough, Maine Branden Roberts Asemah Africana Studies and Gender and Women’s Studies; Memphis, Tennessee Minor: Education Studies Maren Elise Askins Biology; Minor: Music Bangor, Maine Chad McAllister Attenborough French; Minor: History Maplewood, New Jersey

Chanwoong Baek Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Teaching Kyunggi-do, Republic of Korea LaTasha Ball Africana Studies and English; Minor: Teaching Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Carl Harry Barnard Government and Legal Studies West Boylston, Massachusetts Emily Welsh Barr Gender and Women’s Studies and History Ridgewood, New Jersey Alexa Lang Barry History; Minor: Visual Arts Rindge, New Hampshire Stephen Henry Bayer Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Plano, Texas Andrew Joseph Belmonte Government and Legal Studies Beverly, Massachusetts Benjamin Asher Berg Neuroscience Edina, Minnesota Audrey Blanche Bergeron Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Lewiston, Maine Jillian Molli Berkman French and Neuroscience Nashville, Tennessee Rachael Mlika Bernal French and Neuroscience; Minor: English Chicago, Illinois Salma Berrada History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Marrakech, Morocco Matthew James Bezreh Economics Needham, Massachusetts Eric Richard Binswanger History; Minor: Film Studies Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sean James Bishop Economics Danvers, Massachusetts Nylea Simone Bivins Eurasian and East European Studies; Minor: Sociology Silver Spring, Maryland Trent Michael Blossom Economics; Minor: Mathematics Concord, New Hampshire Michael Robert Blouin II Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Rochester, New Hampshire Kathleen Wallis Blue Biochemistry; Minor: German Burlingame, California Annabel Clair Boeke History; Minor: Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland Elizabeth Patton Boles Government and Legal Studies Mill Valley, California Paulina Borrego Romance Languages; Minor: Government and Legal Antioch, California Studies Jennifer Louise Boyd ’11 Classical Studies; Minor: Economics Gilmanton, New Hampshire George Ian Brandon Jr. Economics and French Phoenix, Arizona Hartley Conn Brody Economics; Minor: Computer Science Shaker Heights, Ohio Derek Cinader Brooks Government and Legal Studies; Minor: German Irvine, California Christine Constance Buckland History and Spanish; Minor: Education Studies Milton, Massachusetts John McBride Bunke Philosophy Worcester, Massachusetts

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Tommy Cabrera English and Sociology; Minor: Spanish Boston, Massachusetts Fernando Miguel Cantu Biochemistry; Minor: Physics Brunswick, Maine Thomas Wade Carter Psychology; Minor: History Toms River, New Jersey Alexander Wittman Casbara Music-Environmental Studies; Minor: Philosophy Hamilton, Montana Nicholas Michael Cataldo Economics Walpole, Massachusetts Elisa Norma Cecere English and Visual Arts Chester, New Jersey James Charles Chen Biochemistry Milton, Massachusetts Chikako A. Cheng Mathematics; Minor: Economics and Finance Tokyo, Japan Morgan Elizabeth Chessman Gender and Women’s Studies Sidney, Maine Grace Cheung Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Fairﬁeld, Connecticut Daniel John Chin Biochemistry and French; Minor: English Arlington, Massachusetts Samantha Ark Chin Asian Studies; Minor: Biology Seattle, Washington Alexandra Mary Chlebeck History; Minor: Religion Mendota Heights, Minnesota Elizabeth Kay Christiansen Biology-Environmental Studies Whiteﬁsh Bay, Wisconsin Caroline MacKenzie Ciocca Biology; Minor: Sociology Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Barry Wattell Clarke Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Elizabeth McEachern Clegg German and Government and Legal Studies Hudson, Ohio Kaitlin Marie Clifford Chemistry; Minor: Psychology Augusta, Maine Calli Ann Coffee Biochemistry Old Lyme, Connecticut Anthony Daniel Colabella ’11 Philosophy Woodbridge, Connecticut Courtney Therese Colantuno Psychology; Minor: Anthropology Marblehead, Massachusetts Amy Elizabeth Collier History; Minor: Italian Washington, District of Columbia Craig Alexander Comen Chemistry and Music Hamden, Connecticut Alexander Weston Conant Biology; Minor: French Kensington, Maryland Chelsea Alexandra Connon Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Dana Point, California Nicole Lynn Coombes Economics and Sociology Simsbury, Connecticut Amie Jayne Corso Chemistry-Environmental Studies Bend, Oregon John Bliss Coster Computer Science and Mathematics Cairo, Egypt Matthew Simon Cowin Economics Hampden, Maine Lucia Morgan Cowles English Saint Paul, Minnesota Samuel Joshua Cranin Psychology; Minor: Music New York, New York Zachary Tate Crawford German and Government and Legal Studies New Orleans, Louisiana Justin Coker Hannay Cree Classical Studies; Minor: Economics and Finance Brooklyn, New York Chantal Elisabeth Croteau Psychology Amherst, New Hampshire Sasha Ivanna Cruz Biology and Spanish San Antonio, Texas Zhenghao Cui Economics; Minor: Chemistry Chicago, Illinois Michael Cody Cummings Mathematics; Minor: Economics and Finance Perry, Maine Michele Mala Cupid Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts New York, New York Eleanor Claire Curren History Roxbury, Connecticut Christina Curtin Government and Legal Studies and Latin American Studies Mahopac, New York Andrew Hollis Cushing History-Environmental Studies Grafton, New Hampshire Hannah Lee Cyrus English and Spanish Orono, Maine

Mayra da Rocha Spanish; Minor: Teaching Quincy, Massachusetts Erin Nicole D’Agostino Neuroscience and Visual Arts Plandome, New York Nicholas Joel Daniels Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender and Eugene, Oregon Women’s Studies

Body.pdf 7 5/25/12 10:09:59 AM Dijoia B. Darden Neuroscience Memphis, Tennessee Carlo Impalli Davis Government and Legal Studies Golden, Colorado Tarara Faith Deane-Krantz Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Hannah Butler DeBlois History Newcastle, Maine Andrew Ongkeko del Calvo History; Minor: Art History Atherton, California Michael Anthony Del Muro Philosophy and Visual Arts; Minor: Film Studies Bradford, Massachusetts Thomas Robert Delehanty Biology Pocatello, Idaho Kathryn Lauren Deneroff Biology-Environmental Studies Bloomﬁeld Hills, Michigan Caroline Elizabeth Dewar Anthropology; Minor: Biology Katonah, New York Thomas Armido DiDonato Jr. Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Keel Malotky Dietz Economics and Government and Legal Studies Shorewood, Minnesota Wilson Jeffrey Dippo History; Minor: Mathematics Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Conrad Dresdale Jr. Government and Legal Studies Bronxville, New York Danielle Angelique Drew Neuroscience Hoover, Alabama Chad Ryan Dufaud Biochemistry; Minor: Music Colorado Springs, Colorado Kyle Randolph Duncan Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Education Studies New Canaan, Connecticut Allison Marie Dupont Chemistry-Environmental Studies and Earth and New Orleans, Louisiana Oceanographic Science

Jordan Matthew Edgett Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Lynn, Massachusetts Ian Michael Edwards Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Bangor, Maine Matthew Shea Egan Economics and Mathematics Newton, Massachusetts James Tristan Eisenman Economics; Minor: Mathematics New Brunswick, New Jersey Macgill James Eldredge Economics and Mathematics Cumberland, Maine Claire Frances Ellwanger Biology-Environmental Studies Baltimore, Maryland Nicole Danielle Erkis Computer Science; Minor: Economics Villanova, Pennsylvania Ryan Victor Erskine Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Stamford, Connecticut La’Shaye A. Ervin Africana Studies and Biology; Minor: English Brooklyn, New York Taylor Ann Escajeda History; Minor: Teaching Unionville, Connecticut Onyinyechi K. Esonu Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Seattle, Washington Spencer Allen Eusden Biology-Environmental Studies South Paris, Maine Daniel Stuart Evans Biology; Minor: Economics Marblehead, Massachusetts Lucy Pratt Evans Biology; Minor: Chemistry Sioux Falls, South Dakota Jessica Leigh Everett English Falmouth, Maine

Alexandra Leigh Fahey Biology; Minor: Teaching Bangor, Maine Timothy Walter Farley Economics; Minor: Mathematics Montclair, New Jersey Sophie Elizabeth Feller Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts Mill Valley, California Nicholas Bryan Fenichell Asian Studies; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Boulder, Colorado Joel Simon Feske Physics; Minor: Mathematics Belmont, Massachusetts Julia Erin Fiske Biology-Environmental Studies Moraga, California Kelsey Ann Flagg Economics and Spanish; Minor: Education Studies Derry, New Hampshire Mark Colin Flibotte Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Cohasset, Massachusetts Robert Julian Flores English; Minor: Africana Studies San Antonio, Texas Nicholas Gordon Fong Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Indianapolis, Indiana Emily French French and History Wenham, Massachusetts Nathan Gregory Foote Fritts Biology Portland, Oregon Samuel Ehlers Frizell German; Minor: History New York, New York Adairro Dravon Fuller ’11 Art History Little Rock, Arkansas Tajuana Queenie Fulton History; Minor: Teaching Memphis, Tennessee Christopher Fung Neuroscience; Minor: Anthropology Palo Alto, California

Connor Michael Gallagher Biology Jericho, Vermont Samantha Neyha Sardar Ganglani ’09 Romance Languages; Minor: Government and Legal Marblehead, Massachusetts Studies 6

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Amy Katherine Hackett Neuroscience; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Bangor, Maine Peter Armstrong Hamberger Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Bethesda, Maryland Kristin Joyce Hanczor Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Redding, Connecticut Minor: Teaching William Joseph Hanley Economics New Canaan, Connecticut Samuel Hollingsworth Hanson ’11 English Wayland, Massachusetts Tariq Nadeem Haq Government and Legal Studies and Visual Arts Waterville, Maine Craig Nathaniel Hardt History; Minor: Italian Harpswell, Maine Rasha Armon Harvey Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Africana Studies Nashville, Tennessee Erin Elizabeth Hatton Biochemistry Cape Elizabeth, Maine Andrea Everdawn Heaston English and Theater; Minor: Teaching Memphis, Tennessee Felicia Marie Heider Biochemistry and French; Minor: English Gansevoort, New York Jillyan Margaret Henrikson Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Bath, Maine Clare Elizabeth Henry Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: French Brooklin, Maine Kimberly Dorothy Herlach ’10 Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender and Potomac, Maryland Women’s Studies Kathryn Stearns Herter Economics and Classical Archaeology Topsﬁeld, Massachusetts Rachel Marie Herter Gender and Women’s Studies and Psychology Amherst, Massachusetts Matthew William Hillard Economics Shorewood, Wisconsin John Kurt Hilzinger Government and Legal Studies and History Wayne, Pennsylvania John Henry Hoagland Music; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Osterville, Massachusetts Hannah Abigail Hoerner Biochemistry; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Andover, Massachusetts Freedom Hoyt Holland Neuroscience; Minor: Visual Arts Thessaloniki, Greece William Frederick Moses Holland Classics; Minor: Teaching Bristol, Vermont Julie Alexandra Hooper Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian La Jolla, California Jade Diana Hopkins English and Russian; Minor: Film Studies Manchester, New Hampshire Jennifer Horng Biology South Brunswick, New Jersey Lindsey Marie Horowitz English and French; Minor: Visual Arts Stow, Massachusetts Christopher David Houdlette Asian Studies; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Pittston, Maine Victoria Beverly Hricko English; Minor: History Minot, Maine Brendan Will Hughes Economics; Minor: Mathematics Marblehead, Massachusetts Elizabeth Lightman Huppert Classics and Psychology Wilmette, Illinois Caitlin Tally Hurwit Art History; Minor: French Falls Church, Virginia Annie Hennessy Huyler Biology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Spanish Hatﬁeld, Massachusetts Brian Bach Huynh Physics-Dual Degree South Portland, Maine Francis McArthur Hyman ’10 English New York, New York 7

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Alexander Posin Jacobs Classical Studies and Philosophy; Minor: Economics Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Daniel W. Jeong Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Queens, New York Kirin Cynthia Jessel History; Minor: Anthropology New Haven, Connecticut Benjamin Kevin Johnson Mathematics Madison, Connecticut Brittany Mae Johnson Classics; Minor: Film Studies Old Orchard Beach, Maine Carrie Marie Johnson Biology; Minor: Theater Edmunds Township, Maine Catherine Kelley Johnston Biology; Minor: Art History Vassalboro, Maine Douglas Newton Johnston Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Dartmouth, Massachusetts Hannah Millard Jones Biology Chattanooga, Tennessee Jenessa Denise Jules Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian Raeford, North Carolina Daae Jung Economics and Government and Legal Studies Gyeonggi-do, Seoul, Republic of Korea

Pornchai Kaewsapsak Chemistry and Mathematics; Minor: Physics Bangkok, Thailand Dylan Patrick Kane Mathematics; Minor: Teaching Devon, Pennsylvania Alyssa Nicole Kaplan Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Providence, Rhode Island Daven Karp Economics and Physics; Minor: Spanish Old Greenwich, Connecticut Elena Maria Keamy English-Environmental Studies Coronado, California Peter Ford Kelley Economics and Mathematics Cape Elizabeth, Maine Megan Callner Kelly Economics and Spanish Dover, Massachusetts Noah Alexander Kent Mathematics and Physics Sharon, Massachusetts Laura Weinman Kerry English; Minor: Art History Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts David Hyunwoo Kim Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Chester, Maryland Emily Jihae Kim Neuroscience Saint Louis, Missouri Sung Hoon Kim Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Groton, Massachusetts Theodore Dhukhyoun Kim English Garden Grove, California Won Chul Kim Economics Busan, Republic of Korea Coretta Denise King Psychology; Minor: Africana Studies Memphis, Tennessee Heather Margaret Kinnear Biochemistry; Minor: Mathematics Boxborough, Massachusetts Ann McGarry Klaas ’06 Anthropology Golden Valley, Minnesota Kristopher Anthony Klein Latin American Studies and Spanish El Paso, Texas Kevin Joseph Kowalko Economics and Physics; Minor: Chinese Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Tanu Kumar Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Bethesda, Maryland Allison Leah Kuriloff Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Irvington, New York Sienna Chung Kurland Biology and French; Minor: Chemistry Lexington, Massachusetts

Jordan Michael Lalor Government and Legal Studies Needham, Massachusetts Philip David Langley ’11 Chemistry; Minor: Physics Tiverton, Rhode Island Jessica Rae Laplante French; Minor: Chemistry Van Buren, Maine Christian John Larochelle Sociology; Minor: Economics Bangor, Maine Michelle Miriam Lawson Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Seattle, Washington William J. Lazaro Biology and History Silver Spring, Maryland Kathryn Margaret Leifheit Biochemistry and Latin American Studies; Minor: Spanish Marshﬁeld, Wisconsin Elizabeth Rachel León Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Atlanta, Georgia Minor: Economics Douglas Persson Leonard French and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: South Easton, Massachusetts Economics Khalil Gibran LeSaldo ’11 Psychology; Minor: Theater Fort Kent, Maine Zoë Eliza Darling Lescaze Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: Anthropology New York, New York Rebecca Roth Levin Economics; Minor: Mathematics Belmont, Massachusetts Hannah Rose Levy French-Environmental Studies; Minor: English Waccabuc, New York Hana Elisabeth Littleford Biology; Minor: English Los Altos, California 8

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Colleen Anne Maher Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Chappaqua, New York Thomas Bridgford Marcello Biochemistry-Environmental Studies Barrington, Rhode Island Christopher John Martin Biology Woburn, Massachusetts Samuel Thomas Martin Classical Studies and Economics Bangor, Maine Kathleen Grace Mathews Chemistry; Minor: Spanish Cumberland, Maine Alain Paul Mathieu Government and Legal Studies Westbury, New York Adam Christopher Matula Economics; Minor: Archaeology Marlton, New Jersey Christina Rose Matulis Neuroscience Needham, Massachusetts Christopher Woods Mawhinney Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies Auburn, Maine Elizabeth Pinckney Maybank English Charleston, South Carolina Mikel John McCavana English; Minor: Music Lexington, Massachusetts Rachel Elizabeth McDonald Art History and Visual Arts Bethesda, Maryland Sean Patrick McElroy History and Philosophy Dana Point, California Anne Elizabeth McNamara Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Wellesley, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Caroline Anne McNamara Economics; Minor: Spanish Needham, Massachusetts Katherine Sarvis McNeil Neuroscience; Minor: French Mill Valley, California Nathan Everett Mecray Mathematics; Minor: Physics Cumberland, Maine Keegan Cook Mehlhorn Economics and Mathematics North Berwick, Maine Shelagh Rose Merrill Biology Lowell, Massachusetts Helen Midney Government and Legal Studies and Russian Immokalee, Florida Jasmine Elizabeth Mikami Neuroscience and Russian; Minor: Chemistry Newmarket, New Hampshire Sydney Rose Miller English; Minor: Teaching New York, New York Elsa Linnea Millett Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Manchester, Connecticut Philippe Stuart Moléus History; Minor: Biology Woburn, Massachusetts Carlos Andres Morla Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Brookline, Massachusetts Curtis Stewart Morrill Economics and Government and Legal Studies Concord, Massachusetts Blake Erin Morris Government and Legal Studies Ridgewood, New Jersey Thomas Alexander Morrison Economics; Minor: Education Studies Augusta, Maine Michael Jonathan Mort Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Land O’ Lakes, Wisconsin Adam Louis Mortimer Neuroscience Briarcliﬀ, New York Mason Parker Bodek Moss Economics; Minor: Theater Los Angeles, California Elliott Jordan Munn ’11 Classics Norway, Maine Peter Severn Moulton Murphy Biology-Environmental Studies Barrington, Rhode Island

Isabel Marie Nassief Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Religion Roseau, Dominica Emma Diamond Nathaniel Anthropology Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Octavian Mihai Neamtu Computer Science and Mathematics Galati, Romania Richard D. C. Nerland Economics and Mathematics Calgary, Alberta, Canada Peter Davies Newman Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Religion Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Chelsea Elizabeth Noble French; Minor: History Saco, Maine Ethan Scott Nonomura Mathematics-Environmental Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Litchﬁeld Park, Arizona Thomas Patrick Noone III Sociology North Attleborough, Massachusetts 9

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Katharine June O’Brien Biochemistry and Eurasian and East European Studies Cambridge, Massachusetts Aaron John O’Callahan Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Psychology Glencoe, Illinois Rose Elisabeth O’Connell Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Norwell, Massachusetts Ryan Durkin O’Connell Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Ipswich, Massachusetts Erin Elizabeth O’Donnell Economics; Minor: English Winchester, Massachusetts Colin Brooks Ogilvie Biochemistry and Mathematics Hopedale, Massachusetts Erik Peter Olson Classical Studies and Government and Legal Studies Edina, Minnesota Christopher Rodriguez Omachi Art History Wilmette, Illinois Lucas Michael O’Neil English and Theater; Minor: Teaching South Portland, Maine Olivia Heshima Orr Sociology; Minor: Music Hancock, Michigan Tiffany Dawn Orue ’11 Biology Wichita Falls, Texas

Samuel Barnaby Packard Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Watertown, Massachusetts Molly Rebecca Pallman History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Carmel, Indiana Jennifer Yee-Hwah Pan Asian Studies; Minor: Biology Ypsilanti, Michigan SoonHo Park ’09 Economics and Government and Legal Studies Seoul, Republic of Korea Tawanda Pasirayi Economics and Mathematics Harare, Zimbabwe Avinash Anant Patel Economics and Mathematics Natick, Massachusetts Tyler Gregory Patton Economics-Environmental Studies Portland, Oregon Jordan Lindsey Payne Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Overland Park, Kansas Daniel John Peckham Economics-Environmental Studies; Minor: Spanish New Haven, Connecticut Oscar Pena Economics; Minor: Italian Miami, Florida Rebecca Elena Perez Biology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Music Portland, Oregon Zachary Blas Perez Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Theater Hopkinton, Massachusetts Tamara Rachele Perreault Asian Studies and Biology Timonium, Maryland Caleb Paul Pershan English; Minor: Gay and Lesbian Studies Hamden, Connecticut Noah McClellan Perwin Philosophy and Religion Miami Shores, Florida Laura Beth Peterson Sociology; Minor: History Chelsea, Maine Christina Rose Pindar Biochemistry and Latin American Studies Mountainside, New Jersey Melanie Celine Pinette Physics; Minor: Economics Cape Elizabeth, Maine Samuel Berliner Plattus English and Theater New Haven, Connecticut Daniel Alan Polasky Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Arden Hills, Minnesota Kelly Jeanne Pope Spanish; Minor: Sociology Beverly, Massachusetts Alexander Nolan Porter Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish West Hartford, Connecticut Nicholas Scott Powell German; Minor: Philosophy Enﬁeld, New Hampshire William McLaurin Pugh Government and Legal Studies and Russian; Minor: Asheboro, North Carolina French Shanthi Naidu Purushotham Neuroscience; Minor: Spanish Honeoye Falls, New York Emma Katharine Pyle Art History; Minor: Visual Arts Bronxville, New York

Matthew John Ramos Earth and Oceanographic Science and Physics Woburn, Massachusetts Katherine Suzanne Rawden Biochemistry and French Darien, Connecticut Tyler Douglas Reichert Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Bound Brook, New Jersey Miguel Alberto Reyes-Zaragoza Neuroscience; Minor: French Boulder, Colorado

Body.pdf 12 5/25/12 10:09:59 AM Morgane Richert Government and Legal Studies and History Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Sherrone Michelle Ricks English and Religion Baltimore, Maryland Mary Elizabeth Ridley Psychology; Minor: Italian Portland, Maine Nicholas Newhall Riker Visual Arts Piedmont, California Carlos César Rios Latin American Studies and Spanish; Minor: Teaching Wichita Falls, Texas Alexander Michael Roberts-Pierel Earth and Oceanographic Science-Environmental Studies Liberty, Maine Atilano Rodriguez Mathematics and Sociology Chicago, Illinois Kristin Rogers Psychology and Africana Studies; Minor: Teaching Portland, Maine Ellen Miller Rogoz Art History; Minor: Psychology Lincolnwood, Illinois Chelee Telesha Ross Art History and Visual Arts Saint Ann, Jamaica Catherine Foster Rountree Gender and Women’s Studies and History New York, New York Peter Malcolm Routh Government and Legal Studies Alexandria, Virginia Lily Nelson Rudd English New York, New York Alexandra Foy Rupp Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Art History New York, New York Christine Mia Rutan English-Environmental Studies; Minor: Japanese West Linn, Oregon Charlotte Hamilton Ryan German and Government and Legal Studies Westmount, Quebec, Canada Thomas Grosvenor Ryan Visual Arts Portland, Maine Jonathan Michael Ryss Chemistry; Minor: English Saint Paul, Minnesota

Lawton Phillips Salley History Washington, District of Columbia Estefania Sanchez Art History and Archaeology; Minor: Anthropology Tecama, Mexico Coral Jean Sandler Psychology South Portland, Maine Sage Jennings Santangelo Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Biology Laporte, Colorado Christopher Menzies Sanville English and Government and Legal Studies White Bear Lake, Minnesota Anna Caterina Schember Art History; Minor: Italian San Francisco, California Rachel Elizabeth Beard Neuroscience Oakland, California Schwemberger Toby Douglas Sedgwick Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics and Indianapolis, Indiana Finance Lily Bo Shapiro Student-Designed: Aesthetics of Performance New York, New York Nadja Camille Shaw Sociology and Spanish New York, New York Robert Douglas Shaw Biochemistry and Economics North Reading, Massachusetts Robert John Shea III Economics and Government and Legal Studies Barrington, Rhode Island Stephen Andrew Doherty Shennan Classics; Minor: History Dover, Massachusetts Samir Dinesh Sheth English and Psychology; Minor: Teaching Germantown, Tennessee Arseniy Sheydvasser Mathematics and Physics Southborough, Massachusetts Emily Anne Shoemaker Economics Houston, Texas Jacob Thomas Shorty Biology; Minor: Philosophy Gorham, Maine David Edward Shuck History; Minor: Film Studies Centennial, Colorado Graham Hutchings Sisson Government and Legal Studies Chesterﬁeld, Missouri Joseph Henry Smith English Wilton, Connecticut Hillary Margaret Smyth Neuroscience; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Hollis, New Hampshire Anne Irene Sneed Biology-Environmental Studies Anchorage, Alaska Elizabeth Verges Spalding Asian Studies and Economics Manchester, Massachusetts Lauren Jessica Speigel French and Government and Legal Studies Chicago, Illinois Andrew Abbott Sprague Economics; Minor: Mathematics Houston, Texas Anitra Sprauten French and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Anirudh Sreekrishnan Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Cupertino, California Leticia Judith St. Remy Government and Legal Studies Arlington, Massachusetts William Charles Stafstrom Biology; Minor: Economics DeKalb, Illinois Elizabeth Kennedy Staudinger Africana Studies Birmingham, Alabama Benjamin Heifetz Stein Biology and Economics Wellesley, Massachusetts Brett Edward Stein Biology Wayland, Massachusetts Paul Steven Steinberg Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Brooklyn, New York 11

Body.pdf 13 5/25/12 10:09:59 AM Samuel Clinton Steward Chemistry; Minor: Computer Science Bronxville, New York Katherine Sheridan Stewart Government and Legal Studies and Spanish; Minor: Chevy Chase, Maryland English Katherine Winston Stewart Art History; Minor: French Atlanta, Georgia Anne Thayer Streetman Classical Archaeology Newton, Massachusetts Brittany Renee Strohm Neuroscience Tulsa, Oklahoma Jacqueline Su History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Setauket, New York Brian Joon Yung Sung Government and Legal Studies Ridgewood, New Jersey Abishag Suresh Neuroscience Cumberland Center, Maine Celeste Arden Swain Neuroscience; Minor: English Berkeley, California Kendra Baruss Sweet Psychology; Minor: Philosophy Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada Ahmed Hussain Syed Neuroscience Brooklyn, New York

Anna Elizabeth Tachau Psychology; Minor: History Louisville, Kentucky Alex Charles Takata Computer Science and Economics Larchmont, New York Barrett Anthony Takesian Economics-Environmental Studies Falmouth, Maine Elizabeth Edmondston Tarr Biology; Minor: Art History New York, New York Chase Blackstone Taylor Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Art History Nashville, Tennessee McKenna Kelly Teague History; Minor: English Cohasset, Massachusetts David Scorpio Tenorio Government and Legal Studies San Antonio, Texas Ebony Pearl Thomas English Bronx, New York Laura Ann Till Latin American Studies; Minor: Biology Jericho, Vermont Caroline Rogers Tory French and Government and Legal Studies Toronto, Ontario, Canada Taylor Joseph Tremble Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies; Brewer, Maine Minor: Chinese Peter Maurice Troubh Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics New York, New York Aileen Regina Tschiderer English and Spanish Chevy Chase, Maryland Benjamin Arthur Ken Tsujiura Economics Scarborough, Maine

Emma Ullvin Religion; Minor: French Malmo, Sweden Emily Upton-Davis Economics; Minor: Theater New York, New York Rafaela Uribe Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Bronx, New York Nyle Ahmed Usmani Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Lexington, Massachusetts

Sarah Alyce Vallimarescu English; Minor: French New York, New York Eduardo Eric van Rhede van der Computer Science; Minor: Philosophy Old Greenwich, Connecticut Kloot Ian Jonathan Vieira Economics Plymouth, Massachusetts Carla Priscilla Villacis Romance Languages; Minor: Psychology Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jordan Alexander Villars Biology-Environmental Studies Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Taylor Vozniak Chemistry and Economics Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Stephen Kaapuni Wagner Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Needham, Massachusetts Andre Troy Walcott Neuroscience Manteca, California Kathryn Skyler Walley Psychology; Minor: English New York, New York Leah Yen Wang Economics-Environmental Studies Newton, Massachusetts Elizabeth Esther Warner Psychology; Minor: Italian Atlanta, Georgia Antonio Montez Watson Psychology and Spanish Anchorage, Alaska Timothy John Welch Economics; Minor: Mathematics Portsmouth, New Hampshire Michelle Leigh Wells Africana Studies and Biology Winterport, Maine Jennifer Lynn Wenz Religion Chagrin Falls, Ohio David Edmund Westhaver Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Mansﬁeld, Massachusetts Martin Riker Wikoff Biology Albany, New York Danielle Anna Willey Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Visual Arts Lewiston, Maine Alexander Henry Williams Neuroscience; Minor: Computer Science Scotia, New York 12

Body.pdf 14 5/25/12 10:09:59 AM Margaret Cable Williams Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Lincoln, Massachusetts Teona Mercedes Williams History-Environmental Studies; Minor: Africana Studies Washington, District of Columbia William Kent Winingham Government and Legal Studies Carmel, Indiana Valerie Anne Wirtschafter History and Latin American Studies; Minor: Spanish Beverly Hills, California Aaron Bernard Wolf Physics and Visual Arts Chicago, Illinois Andrew Yee Won Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Dix Hills, New York Kathryn Suzanne Woo Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts Groton, Massachusetts Nicole Tomiye Woo Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mathematics South Pasadena, California Anna Gould Wright English; Minor: Sociology Dallas, Texas

Yojin Yoon History; Minor: French Saint Paul, Minnesota Samuel Richard York Biochemistry and Physics Freeport, Maine Daniel Yuan Biology Nashua, New Hampshire

Body.pdf 15 5/25/12 10:09:59 AM HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

JOHN MCBRIDE BUNKE ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN KATHRYN SKYLER WALLEY HANNAH BUTLER DEBLOIS BENJAMIN HEIFETZ STEIN ALEXANDER HENRY WILLIAMS AMANDA DOREA GARTSIDE BRITTANY RENEE STROHM MALACHI MCLAUGHLIN GRAHAM CAROLINE ROGERS TORY

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

ANNABEL CLAIR BOEKE BENJAMIN KEVIN JOHNSON SEAN PATRICK MCELROY CHRISTINE CONSTANCE BUCKLAND PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK OCTAVIAN MIHAI NEAMTU ELIZABETH KAY CHRISTIANSEN HEATHER MARGARET KINNEAR RICHARD D. C. NERLAND HANNAH LEE CYRUS ALLISON LEAH KURILOFF SARAH ELIZABETH NOTT ERIN NICOLE D’AGOSTINO MICHELLE MIRIAM LAWSON MOLLY REBECCA PALLMAN TARARA FAITH DEANE-KRANTZ ZOË ELIZA DARLING LESCAZE MARY ELIZABETH RIDLEY TIMOTHY WALTER FARLEY GINA LYNN LONATI LILY NELSON RUDD SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL ALEXANDER ZACHERY LUCYK JONATHAN MICHAEL RYSS LINDSEY MARIE HOROWITZ MIKEL JOHN MCCAVANA ARSENIY SHEYDVASSER

CUM LAUDE

MORGAN RICHARD ANDERSEN JESSICA LEIGH EVERETT EMMA DIAMOND NATHANIEL LAURA HILLIARD ARMSTRONG ALLEN FAUNTLEROY GARNER GEORGIA MARY-ANNE NOWERS EMILY WELSH BARR ERIN ELIZABETH HATTON KATHARINE JUNE O’BRIEN BENJAMIN ASHER BERG RACHEL MARIE HERTER NOAH MCCLELLAN PERWIN AUDREY BLANCHE BERGERON JOHN HENRY HOAGLAND ALEXANDER NOLAN PORTER DEREK CINADER BROOKS HANNAH ABIGAIL HOERNER KRISTIN ROGERS DANIEL JOHN CHIN WILLIAM FREDERICK MOSES HOLLAND THOMAS GROSVENOR RYAN SAMANTHA ARK CHIN JADE DIANA HOPKINS LAWTON PHILLIPS SALLEY CALLI ANN COFFEE JENNIFER HORNG CHRISTOPHER MENZIES SANVILLE CRAIG ALEXANDER COMEN ELIZABETH LIGHTMAN HUPPERT LILY BO SHAPIRO JOHN BLISS COSTER BRITTANY MAE JOHNSON STEPHEN ANDREW DOHERTY SHENNAN MATTHEW SIMON COWIN DAVEN KARP EMILY ANNE SHOEMAKER LUCIA MORGAN COWLES LAURA WEINMAN KERRY ANNE IRENE SNEED JUSTIN COKER HANNAY CREE TANU KUMAR ANNE THAYER STREETMAN CHANTAL ELISABETH CROTEAU CHRISTIAN JOHN LAROCHELLE STEPHEN KAAPUNI WAGNER MICHAEL CODY CUMMINGS SCOTT ALDEN LONGWELL JENNIFER LYNN WENZ ANDREW HOLLIS CUSHING DOMINIQUE DOLORES LOZZI KATHRYN SUZANNE WOO KEEL MALOTKY DIETZ RACHEL ELIZABETH MCDONALD RYAN VICTOR ERSKINE KATHERINE SARVIS MCNEIL

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LAURA HILLIARD ARMSTRONG LINDSEY MARIE HOROWITZ MOLLY REBECCA PALLMAN ANNABEL CLAIR BOEKE BENJAMIN KEVIN JOHNSON ALEXANDER NOLAN PORTER CHRISTINE CONSTANCE BUCKLAND PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK MARY ELIZABETH RIDLEY JOHN MCBRIDE BUNKE DAVEN KARP LILY NELSON RUDD SAMANTHA ARK CHIN HEATHER MARGARET KINNEAR JONATHAN MICHAEL RYSS ELIZABETH KAY CHRISTIANSEN ALLISON LEAH KURILOFF LAWTON PHILLIPS SALLEY CALLI ANN COFFEE MICHELLE MIRIAM LAWSON ARSENIY SHEYDVASSER JUSTIN COKER HANNAY CREE ZOË ELIZA DARLING LESCAZE ANNE IRENE SNEED CHANTAL ELISABETH CROTEAU GINA LYNN LONATI ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN HANNAH LEE CYRUS SCOTT ALDEN LONGWELL BRITTANY RENEE STROHM ERIN NICOLE D’AGOSTINO ALEXANDER ZACHERY LUCYK CAROLINE ROGERS TORY TARARA FAITH DEANE-KRANTZ MIKEL JOHN MCCAVANA KATHRYN SKYLER WALLEY HANNAH BUTLER DEBLOIS SEAN PATRICK MCELROY JENNIFER LYNN WENZ SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL OCTAVIAN MIHAI NEAMTU ALEXANDER HENRY WILLIAMS AMANDA DOREA GARTSIDE RICHARD D. C. NERLAND MALACHI MCLAUGHLIN GRAHAM SARAH ELIZABETH NOTT

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Body.pdf 17 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM HONORANDS OF THE 2012 COMMENCEMENT

MARGARET W. CONKEY, Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

Margaret Conkey recently retired from active teaching as the Class of 1960 Professor of Undergraduate Education Chair in the Department of Anthropology at the University of California–Berkeley, where she taught for twenty-four years and served for thirteen years as director of the campus-wide Archaeological Research Facility. A past president of the Society for American Archaeology, she recently served as president of the Archaeology Division of the American Anthropological Association. A graduate of Mount Holyoke College with a master’s degree and doctorate from the University of Chicago, Conkey has carried out research in the caves, rock shelters, and open-air archaeology sites of southwestern Europe for many years. She directs a landscape archaeology and survey project in the French Midi-Pyrénées, where her team is recovering extensive traces of Paleolithic activities. Since 2006 her international team has been excavating the first intact open air site in the region, which dates to about 17,000 years ago. She served on the Scientific Advisory Committee for the French cave art site, the Grotte Chauvet, and was the first American to visit the site directly. Additionally, she has been centrally involved in bringing a more balanced view to the study and understanding of gender in archaeology and past human societies, and is a strong advocate for the feminist practice of archaeology.

AGNES GUND, Doctor of Fine Arts (D.F.A.)

Agnes Gund is president emerita of the Museum of Modern Art and chair of its International Council. She is also chair of MoMA PS1 Contemporary Art Center. She joined the MoMA board in 1976 and served as its president from 1991 to 2002. She is the founder and a trustee of Studio in a School Association, a nonproﬁt organization she established in 1977 in response to budget cuts that virtually eliminated arts classes from New York City public schools. In January 2012 she was appointed member of the New York State Council on the Arts. A philanthropist and collector of modern and contemporary art, Gund is chair of the Mayor’s Cultural Aﬀairs Advisory Commission of New York City, and serves on the boards of Chess in the Schools, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, and Socrates Sculpture Park, among others. A civic leader and staunch supporter of education, women’s issues, and environmental concerns, among other causes, she has served on the boards of such wide-ranging organizations as the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center and the Fund for Public Schools. She earned a bachelor of arts degree in history at Connecticut College and a master’s degree in art history at Harvard University.

CYNTHIA MCFADDEN ’78, Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

Cynthia McFadden ’78 is the co-anchor for the ABC television network’s Nightline and Primetime Live programs. A summa cum laude graduate of Bowdoin and member of Phi Beta Kappa, she has been actively involved in the life of the College since her undergraduate days. While she was a student, she was a news editor for WBOR; a member of Masque and Gown, the Orient staﬀ, the Curriculum Educational Policy Committee, the Governing Boards Education Program Committee, and the Alumni Council; and the recipient of the Woodbury Memorial Award for

Body.pdf 18 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM her scholarship and leadership. From 1986 to 1995 she was a member of the College’s Board of Overseers. She holds a J.D. degree from the Columbia University School of Law. Throughout her career, McFadden has covered many stories, including human rights abuses, interviews with world leaders, and coverage of important social issues that often go unreported in news media outlets. The list of topics includes the American government’s attempt to secure “loose” nuclear material worldwide, international traﬃcking in women and children, the forced sterilization of American citizens during World War II, groundwater contamination in two California towns, Medicaid fraud in Miami, and in-the-room coverage of death penalty trials. Her work has been honored with Emmy, Peabody, Dupont, and Foreign Press awards, among others.

HUMAIRA AWAIS SHAHID, Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

Humaira Awais Shahid is a journalist, human rights activist, and Provincial legislator. She focuses primarily on human rights issues, and has been advocating, writing, and legislating against human rights abuses. Shahid is the ﬁrst parliamentarian of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab to pass a law (and repeal a former one) as a private member, an achievement that took more than four years in parliament facing sustained opposition from government departments. Her legislation, the Punjab Private Money Lending Act, 2007, prohibited interest-based private money lending in Punjab, Pakistan. Her law was replicated and adopted by the Provincial Assembly of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. She also passed many resolutions and is an active voice in the parliament against acid crimes, forced marriages, fundamental rights of women in Islam, and legal measures for the Punchayat system (village councils). She has been recently elected back to Provincial Assembly Punjab on one of the reserved women seats. As a 2009–2010 Fellow at Radcliﬀe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University, Shahid explored the subject of violence and women in the sociocultural context of the Muslim world, particularly Pakistan. She is also the lead advocate of International Violence against Women Act (IVAWA), a legislation moved in the U.S. Senate and Congress by a coalition of 150 women organizations worldwide.

CARRIE MAE WEEMS, Doctor of Fine Arts (D.F.A.)

Carrie Mae Weems, considered one of the most inﬂuential contemporary American artists, investigates yearning, loss, cultural identity, and the visual consequences of power in her artwork. From Here I Saw What Happened And I Cried, commissioned by the J. Paul Getty Museum, has been called “one of the masterpieces of our time.” Storytelling is a fundamental aspect of Weems’s work; it is a way to best express the human condition that has been a focus from her earliest documentary photographs. This characteristic continued through increasingly complex and layered works as she has endeavored to intertwine themes found in life—racial, sexual, and cultural identity and history. Long interested in the political, she has launched a public arts campaign that addresses the mounting violence in poor communities. She has exhibited extensively throughout the world and her works are in numerous public and private collections. A touring retrospective of her work, opening September 2012, will travel to major American museums and close at the Guggenheim. Weems earned her bachelor of arts degree at the California Institute of the Arts and a master of ﬁne arts degree at the University of California–San Diego. She is a recipient of the prestigious Joseph H. Hazen Rome Prize Fellowship and in 2009 became a part of the Art 21 series featured nationally on PBS. 17

Body.pdf 19 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS The Departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanographic Science, English, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience Programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated. Honors project titles below have been edited to conform with Bowdoin style. Oﬃcial titles of record are on ﬁle at Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.

AFRICANA STUDIES HEATHER MARGARET KINNEAR ȕ-Methylamino-L-alanine Sorption to Sediments and High Honors Minerals

WYATT ALEXANDER LITTLES KATHRYN MARGARET LEIFHEIT Change as Choice: College Basketball Recruiting and Synthesis and Characterization of Thiopeptoid Oligomers Black Male Participation in the NESCAC SCOTT ALDEN LONGWELL ANTHROPOLOGY Proﬁling the Subcellular Localization of Helicobacter pylori’s Glycoproteins

Honors KATHARINE JUNE O’BRIEN

EMMA DIAMOND NATHANIEL Investigating the Subcellular Localization of Slr1 in Candida Muslims and Family Planning in India: Discrimination, albicans Filaments Discourses of Control, and Reproductive Decisions COLIN BROOKS OGILVIE The Extent of Endophytic Growth of Arceuthobium pusillum in ART HISTORY Picea glauca and Picea rubens

Honors CHRISTINA ROSE PINDAR

ZOË ELIZA DARLING LESCAZE The Function of pitx2 in Zebraﬁsh Tooth Development Walton Ford and the Art of Capturing Nature KATHERINE SUZANNE RAWDEN Synthesizing a Cobalt Catalyst Supported by Isocyanide ASIAN STUDIES Ligands to Selectively Dimerize Linear Į-Oleﬁns

High Honors BIOLOGY SAMANTHA ARK CHIN Honors Exploring the Deviance of Lesbianism and Asian American Female Hypersexuality in Mei Ng’s Eating Chinese MAREN ELISE ASKINS Food Naked and Kitty Tsui’s Breathless Mark, Release, and Recapture of the Green Sea Urchin, NICHOLAS BRYAN FENICHELL Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis, Allow Growth Comparisons under Field and Lab Conditions China in Latin America: The Transnational Experience KATHRYN LAUREN DENEROFF BIOCHEMISTRY Isolation and Gene Characterization of Bacteria Capable of Penicillin Subsistence Honors CLAIRE FRANCES ELLWANGER CALLI ANN COFFEE Evolution and Reproductive Assurance in Island Plants: A The Eﬀects of Retinoic Acid on Two Cell Signaling Case Study in Blue Flag Irises Pathways Involved in Zebraﬁsh Tooth Development LA’SHAYE A. ERVIN CHELSEA ALEXANDRA CONNON Proliferation of Eastern Dwarf Mistletoe (Arceuthobium Computational Studies of Selected d6 RuII and IrIII pusillum) Infection in Red Spruce (Picea rubens) and White Coordination Compounds Spruce (Picea glauca)

ONYINYECHI K. ESONU SPENCER ALLEN EUSDEN Selective Metabolic Labeling of H. pylori’s Surface Calibration of a 532nm Remote Sensing Laser for Glycoproteins with Azides in the Presence of Mammalian Xanthophyll Pigment Analysis Cells 18

Body.pdf 20 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM ALEXANDRA LEIGH FAHEY PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK Effects of Temperature and pH on Skeletal Growth, Eradicating Helicobacter pylori Using Immune-System- Thickness and Ca/Mg Ratio in the Green Sea Urchin Recruiting Phosphine Warheads Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis DANIEL ALAN POLASKY JULIA ERIN FISKE Elucidation of a Putative Enzyme-Catalyzed Methylation The Effects of Investigator Disturbance on Growth and Reaction Stress Responses in Oceanodroma leucorhoa Chicks JONATHAN MICHAEL RYSS KATHERINE JANE TOWNSEND GUTTENPLAN Synthesis and Reactivity of a Monomeric Peptoid Catalyst Temperature and Size Dependent Growth in for Enantioselective Trifluoromethylation Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis: Peak Growth Rates Shift to SAMUEL CLINTON STEWARD Lower Temperatures with Increasing Size Purification, Optical Spectroscopy, and Stability of CATHERINE KELLEY JOHNSTON Polyene Antibiotics Assessing Ecosystem Recovery: Vegetation Cover and Alosid Diet in a Recovering River System CLASSICS SIENNA CHUNG KURLAND Highest Honors Pyrokinin Excites Gastric Mill Neurons in the Stomatogastric Nervous System of the American Lobster BRITTANY MAE JOHNSON A Modern-Day Akharnians: Adapting Aristophanes to the HANA ELISABETH LITTLEFORD Twenty-First Century Characterizing the Genomic Regulation of dlx2b during Zebrafish Tooth Development High Honors

GINA LYNN LONATI ELLIOTT JORDAN MUNN Simultaneous Comparison of Green Sea Urchin Growth From the Rowing Benches to the Assembly: the Fifth- in the Field and Lab Using Fluorochrome Markers Century Athenian Navy and Democratic Education

TAMARA RACHELE PERREAULT STEPHEN ANDREW DOHERTY SHENNAN Predation Response Behavior of the Luminescent Scale Tyranny and Paralysis: An Examination of Tiberius and Worm Harmothoe imbricata the Senate in Tacitus’ Annals

JACOB THOMAS SHORTY ANNE THAYER STREETMAN Intertidal Microhabitat Selection of the Rock Gunnel Playing the Part: Theatricality in the Mosaics of the (Pholis gunnellus) and Its Range along the U.S. East Coast Hellenistic World WILLIAM CHARLES STAFSTROM COMPUTER SCIENCE The Photoprotective Role of Anthocyanins in Coleus Honors ELIZABETH EDMONDSTON TARR The Eﬀect of the Parasite Eastern Dwarf Mistletoe on the OCTAVIAN MIHAI NEAMTU Branch-Scale Photosynthesis of Its Host, White Spruce Building a Behavior Simulator for Autonomous Robot Soccer MICHELLE LEIGH WELLS An Analysis of Enhancer Action in Trans Between EARTH AND OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE Transgenes at Non-homologous Positions

DANIEL YUAN Honors

Investigation of the Metabolic Pathways of Synthetic AMY MARIE ANDERSON Antibiotic Consuming Bacteria Measuring Nutrient Dynamics Optically: Towards an Understanding of the In Situ Relationship of Nitrate to CHEMISTRY Phytoplankton Honors MATTHEW JOHN RAMOS Dynamics of Carbon Export from Maine Watersheds to KAITLIN MARIE CLIFFORD the Gulf of Maine The Synthesis of a Sterically Hindered Metallocene Catalyst

Body.pdf 21 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM ECONOMICS FRENCH High Honors Honors

ZHENGHAO CUI DANIEL JOHN CHIN Food for Thought: Do Countries Benefit from Adopting L’écriture de la diaspora franco-chinoise: l’identité et la Genetically Modified Crops? A Welfare Analysis Using capacité transformative de la langue GTAP DOUGLAS PERSSON LEONARD CURTIS STEWART MORRILL L’Ecriture activiste : la représentation de la révolte dans Wind Power in Maine: Quantifying Economic and les romans d’Annie Ernaux, d’Hervé Guibert et de Environmental Trade-offs Christiane Rochefort Honors GERMAN MATTHEW JAMES BEZREH Working Financial Capitalists into the Marxian Class High Honors Framework: An Empirical Analysis of a Financial Squeeze SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL of Profits Becoming Judas Maccabeus: Representations of the MATTHEW SIMON COWIN Martial Jew in Ghettoliteratur from 1848 to 1933 Is There an Economic Reason for Billionaires to Buy Sports Franchises? GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES

ENGLISH Highest Honors TARARA FAITH DEANE-KRANTZ Honors On Diﬀerent Tracks: Overt-Covert Foreign Policy in the LUCIA MORGAN COWLES Middle East ADA/M High Honors SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH HANSON TANU KUMAR The Gift: A Collection of Short Stories From Colonialism to Insurgency: Governance and Identity in Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Areas

Honors ALEXANDER NOLAN PORTER Toward a Concept of Law: Hartian Positivism, ANDREW HOLLIS CUSHING Contemporary Natural Law, and the Function of Legal “A degeneracy of the old New England stock”: Northern Systems New England’s Poor Farms in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries TAYLOR JOSEPH TREMBLE Child Soldiers: Victims of the Civil War Natural Resource ANNE IRENE SNEED Curse Battered Alewives and the Long Climb to Recovery Honors LEAH YEN WANG MORGAN RICHARD ANDERSEN Addressing Barriers to Entry into Farmer’s Markets Faced by the Low-Income: SNAP Programs in Maine Farmer’s Fear the Black Sheep! Explaining Changes in Anti- Markets Immigrant Sentiment in the United States and Switzerland

EURASIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES ALAIN PAUL MATHIEU Honors Changing Perceptions of Terrorist Detainees in the United States: Criminals vs. Enemy Combatants NYLEA SIMONE BIVINS PETER DAVIES NEWMAN Oral Histories: Two Points of View by Recent Russian Émigrés about Life in America and Russia Envisioning the Future of Politics: Nietzsche, “Aristocratic Radicalism,” and the Shaping of Humankind

Body.pdf 22 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM HISTORY MATHEMATICS Honors Honors

ANNABEL CLAIR BOEKE ARSENIY SHEYDVASSER “Hombres de bien, de honor y de conciencia”: Medical Functional Analysis and Quantum Theory Authority in the Buenos Aires Anti-tuberculosis Campaign, 1900–1930 NEUROSCIENCE AMY ELIZABETH COLLIER Honors A “Gift to the People of the United States”: The Role of Tourism and Philanthropy in the Establishment of Acadia BENJAMIN ASHER BERG National Park Regulation of a Truncated Goldfish Vasotocin Receptor After Exposure to Pre-Ovulatory Females HANNAH BUTLER DEBLOIS “And Satan Came Also Among Them”: The Changing JILLIAN MOLLI BERKMAN Role of Spirit Possession in Medieval Christianity The Neuromodulatory Effects of SGRNFLRFamide on the Cardiac Ganglion of the Lobster, Homarus americanus ANDREW ONGKEKO DEL CALVO Biographical Representations of Fidel Castro ERIN NICOLE D’AGOSTINO Activation of Vasotocin-related Neural Circuitry by KIRIN CYNTHIA JESSEL Androstenedione in Male Goldfish, Carassius auratus The Other Immigrants: Paraguayan and Bolivian Immigration to Argentina during the Dirty DIJOIA B. DARDEN War and the Return to Democracy (1976–1989) Localizing the Estrogen Receptor that Mediates the Rapid Estradiol Effect on the Visually Guided Sexual Approach SEAN PATRICK MCELROY Behavior in Male Goldfish, Carassius auratus The Art of Appropriation: George Orwell and Conservatism in Cold War America KATHERINE SARVIS MCNEIL Truncated Vasotocin Receptor Expression in Carassius ANNA TITHERINGTON NUTTER auratus A Different Kind of Scarlet Letter: New England Slavery through the Lens of Sexual Politics ADAM LOUIS MORTIMER Localization of Homam CLDH and Its Effects on the MOLLY REBECCA PALLMAN Cardiac Central Pattern Generator in Homarus americanus Presidential Reach in a Nuclear Age: A Re-Assessment of Cold War Policy Formation RACHEL ELIZABETH BEARD SCHWEMBERGER The Rapid Effects of Water-Soluble ȕ-estradiol on LAWTON PHILLIPS SALLEY Retinal Responses to Light Stimuli in Male Carassius auratus Walter Rodney and the Development of the Postcolonial Anti-Imperial Struggle ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN Characterization of the Effects of Pyrokinin Peptides on DAVID EDWARD SHUCK the Cardiac Ganglion of Homarus americanus Afterimages of an Incomprehensible World: Understanding Seventeenth-Century Experimental ABISHAG SURESH Science through Medieval Optics The Identification of the Pyrokinin-Family Neuropeptides in Homarus americanus: An VALERIE ANNE WIRTSCHAFTER Immunohistochemically Guided Approach “Get ’em Saved, Get ’em Baptized, Get ’em Registered”: The Cold War Origins of the Religious Right ALEXANDER HENRY WILLIAMS Capturing the Spontaneous Dynamics of the Crustacean LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Cardiac Ganglion in a Population of Conductance-Based Model Networks Honors

KRISTOPHER ANTHONY KLEIN PHILOSOPHY Ugly Betty and Four Latina Narratives of Identity High Honors

JOHN MCBRIDE BUNKE Words and Objects: Carnap and Quine on Metaontology

Body.pdf 23 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM PHYSICS SOCIOLOGY High Honors Honors

MICHELLE BURNS NADJA CAMILLE SHAW Design, Construction, and Calibration of a System to Beyond the Monolith: Problematizing the Unitary Black Precisely Measure Mechanical Properties of Mutable Student/White Campus Narrative at Bowdoin College Collagenous Tissue and Exploring Models of Viscoelastic Materials STUDENT-DESIGNED: AESTHETICS OF Honors PERFORMANCE

NOAH ALEXANDER KENT Honors

Experimentally Observing the Onset of the Fractional LILY BO SHAPIRO Quantum Hall Eﬀect Lullaby: The Production and Aesthetics of Performance

PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT-DESIGNED: EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Honors

KATHLEEN MAY GORDON Honors The Terms of Negotiation: The Inﬂuence of Language on GEORGIA MARY-ANNE NOWERS Negotiation and Persuasion The Right Answer: Understanding Mathematics in a Fifth DOUGLAS NEWTON JOHNSTON Grade Classroom Two Potential Cognitive Correlates of Creativity: Latent Inhibition and Conceptual Complexity

ANTONIO MONTEZ WATSON Slim Pickings: Internalized Homonegativity, Social Possibilities, and Psychological Well-Being in Straight, Gay, and Bisexual College Students

Body.pdf 24 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Senior Exhibition Faculty Award SARAH ELIZABETH NOTT ’12 Goodwin Commencement Prize WILLIAM MARVIN ALEXANDER III ’12 Senior Exhibition Juror’s Award MICHAEL ANTHONY DEL MURO ’12 Class of 1868 Prize CHANWOONG BAEK ’12 Biochemistry

DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry First Prize: TANU KUMAR ’12 MATTHEW ROSS SPRING ’13 Second Prize: ANNA HELENA ACKERMAN ’12 Biology GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Copeland-Gross Biology Prize ELIZABETH EDMONDSTON TARR ’12 Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize KATHRYN SKYLER WALLEY ’12 Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology GINA LYNN LONATI ’12 George Wood McArthur Prize BRITTANY RENEE STROHM ’12 James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology FRANCIS HOGAN JOYCE ’13, Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize RYAN VICTOR ERSKINE ’12 SHEELA PHANSALKAR TURBEK ’13 Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award Chemistry SIMON GABRIEL BORDWIN ’13 ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry Abraxas Award NATHAN AURELEO MILLER ’13 THE BREARLEY SCHOOL: HALEY GEWANDTER ’14, YIMIN PENG ’14 ACS Award in Inorganic Chemistry DANIEL ALAN POLASKY ’12 DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES ACS Maine Award AUDREY BLANCHE BERGERON ’12 Africana Studies American Institute of Chemists Award JONATHAN MICHAEL RYSS ’12 Lennox Book Prize WYATT ALEXANDER LITTLES ’12, Hypercube Award KRISTIN ROGERS ’12 BASYL LATHAM STUYVESANT ’13 Samuel Kamerling Laboratory Award Art SAMUEL BERNARD BURNIM ’14 Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize Merck Index Award Art History: ZOË ELIZA DARLING LESCAZE ’12 PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK ’12 Visual Arts: ELISA NORMA CECERE ’12, MICHAEL ANTHONY DEL MURO ’12, TARIQ NADEEM HAQ ’12, Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry SARAH ELIZABETH NOTT ’12 VAN NHAT TRA ’13 Art History Junior-Year Prize William Campbell Root Award SAMANTHA LEE LEAHY ’13 KAITLIN MARIE CLIFFORD ’12 Art History Senior-Year Prize U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award EMMA KATHARINE PYLE ’12, YABING LIU ’15 KATHERINE WINSTON STEWART ’12 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory Award DUNCAN JOSEPH FLYNN ’15, JOSHUA MICHAEL FRIEDMAN ’15 Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Prize LINDA ALVAREZ ’13, BENJAMIN ASHER BERG ’12, ETHAN SCOTT NONOMURA ’12

Body.pdf 25 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM Classics Philip Henry Brown Prize CHRISTOPHER MENZIES SANVILLE ’12 (FIRST PRIZE), Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize CALEB PAUL PERSHAN ’12 (SECOND PRIZE) ALLEN FAUNTLEROY GARNER ’12 Hawthorne Prize Nathan Goold Prize SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH HANSON ’11 STEPHEN ANDREW DOHERTY SHENNAN ’12 Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize J. B. Sewall Greek Prize KATHERINE BEVIER KINKEL ’13 CAITLIN EMMA HUTCHINSON MADDOX ’14 Non-Fiction Prize J. B. Sewall Latin Prize MARISSA DAISY ALIOTO ’13, JOSEPH LOUIS RUSSO ’14 SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH HANSON ’11 Poetry Prize Computer Science PARKER WILLIAM TOWLE ’13 Computer Science Senior-Year Prize Pray English Prize OCTAVIAN MIHAI NEAMTU ’12 LUCIA MORGAN COWLES ’12, SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH HANSON ’11 Allen B. Tucker Computer Science Research Prize HARRY ADAM KALODNER ’14 Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry Prize STEPHANIE GLEN LANE ’15 Earth and Oceanographic Science David Sewall Premium Earth and Oceanographic Science Book Award ELISABETH ALEXANDRA STRAYER ’15 DELGER ERDENESANAA ’15, RACHEL ELSPETH HAYNES ’15, MARGARET RUTH LINDEMAN ’15 Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize LUCIA MORGAN COWLES ’12 Arthur M. Hussey II Prize in Earth and Bertram Louis Smith Jr. Prize Oceanographic Science KATHERINE BEVIER KINKEL ’13 AMY MARIE ANDERSON ’12 Environmental Studies Economics Academic Award in Environmental Studies Paul H. Douglas Prize ELIZABETH KAY CHRISTIANSEN ’12, ANNE IRENE SNEED ’12 JOSEPH STANLEY DURGIN ’13, NATHAN LOUIS MEYERS ’13, BENJAMIN DREW ZIOMEK ’13 Community Service Award in Environmental Studies A. Myrick Freeman Prize for Exceptional ANDREW HOLLIS CUSHING ’12, LEAH YEN WANG ’12 Performance in Economics RICHARD D. C. NERLAND ’12, BENJAMIN HEIFETZ Gender and Women’s Studies STEIN ’12, ALISHA JANNEL TURAK ’12 Noyes Political Economy Prize Edith Lansing Koon Sills Prize in Gender and ZHENGHAO CUI ’12, CURTIS STEWART MORRILL ’12 Women’s Studies ANNA HELENA ACKERMAN ’12, EMILY WELSH BARR ’12 Education German Bowdoin Teacher Scholars IXTLA RENEE ARCEO-WITZL ’12, CHANWOONG BAEK ’12, German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL ’12 WILLIAM DANIEL CABANA ’11, TAYLOR ANN ESCAJEDA ’12, JAMILAH BANU GREGORY ’11, SAMUEL THOMAS HOWE ’11, Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German TIFFANY JO MALTOS ’11, EMMA ASTRID BISSELL ROSEN ’11, PETER JORDAN DAVIDS ’14, EMILY JEANNE MURRAY ’14, JENNETTE-MARIE SHEPARD ’11, ALICIA ANN SORENSEN- NATALJA PATRICIA ROSCULET ’14 BIGGS ’11, CUTHBERT JOSEPH THOMAS ’11 Government and Legal Studies English Jeﬀerson Davis Award Academy of American Poets Prize ALEXANDER NOLAN PORTER ’12 MARISSA DAISY ALIOTO ’13

Body.pdf 26 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM Philo Sherman Bennett Prize Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics TARARA FAITH DEANE-KRANTZ ’12 MICHELLE BURNS ’12 History Psychology

Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize Excellence in the Study of European History ANTONIO MONTEZ WATSON ’12 HANNAH BUTLER DEBLOIS ’12, DAVID EDWARD SHUCK ’12 Religion James E. Bland History Prize ANNABEL CLAIR BOEKE ’12, KIRIN CYNTHIA JESSEL ’12 Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize J AARON BLUM ’13 Class of 1875 Prize in American History ACOB AMY ELIZABETH COLLIER ’12, SEAN PATRICK MCELROY ’12 Romance Languages Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Award in History Goodwin French Prize MOLLY REBECCA PALLMAN ’12 CAROLINE ROGERS TORY ’12 Latin American Studies Eaton Leith French Prize ALEXANDRA E. C. FOGARTY ’13, S KOLKHORST NELSON ’14 The John Harold Turner Prize in Latin American ARAH Studies Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in French ELIJAH JANKA GARRARD ’12 DANIEL JOHN CHIN ’12, DOUGLAS PERSSON LEONARD ’12 Mathematics Dante Prize in Italian MARY ELIZABETH RIDLEY ’12 Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize BENJAMIN KEVIN JOHNSON ’12, RICHARD D. C. Raimondi Prize in Italian MORGAN RICHARD ANDERSEN ’12 NERLAND ’12, ARSENIY SHEYDVASSER ’12 Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize Smyth Mathematical Prize CHRISTINE CONSTANCE BUCKLAND ’12, SAMUEL GEORGE TURNER ’14, JOSEPH STANLEY DURGIN ’13, HANNAH LEE CYRUS ’12 ARSENIY SHEYDVASSER ’12 Sophomore Prize in Spanish Music MOLLIE SARAH HENNI FRIEDLANDER ’14

Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize Russian CRAIG ALEXANDER COMEN ’12, JOHN HENRY HOAGLAND ’12 Russian Prize Natural Sciences NYLEA SIMONE BIVINS ’12, JADE DIANA HOPKINS ’12, HELEN MIDNEY ’12, JASMINE ELIZABETH MIKAMI ’12, Sumner Increase Kimball Prize KATHARINE JUNE O’BRIEN ’12, WILLIAM MCLAURIN PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK ’12 (CHEMISTRY), PUGH ’12 ALEXANDER HENRY WILLIAMS ’12 (NEUROSCIENCE) Russian Scholar Laureate Neuroscience ZACKARY WELLS SUHR ’14

Munno Neuroscience Prize Sociology and Anthropology BENJAMIN ASHER BERG ’12, ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN ’12 Award for Distinguished Public Sociology and Philosophy Anthropology SARAH KATHARINE GLASER ’11 Philip W. Cummings Philosophy Prize JOHN MCBRIDE BUNKE ’12 David I. Kertzer Prize in Sociology and Anthropology EMMA DIAMOND NATHANIEL ’12 Physics Matilda White Riley Prize in Sociology and Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics Anthropology SOICHI HIROKAWA ’14, DANIEL ALEXANDER PALKEN ’14 NADJA CAMILLE SHAW ’12

Body.pdf 27 5/25/12 10:10:00 AM Elbridge Sibley Prize Udall Scholarship (Honorable Mention) ALLISON LEAH KURILOFF ’12 SHANNON REBECCA GRIMES ’14, SHEELA PHANSALKAR TURBEK ’13 Theater and Dance U.S. Department of State Critical Language Bowdoin Dance Group Award Scholarship ANDREA EVERDAWN HEASTON ’12 SARAH HELENKA SIWAK ’13 Award for Excellence in Dance Performance Thomas J. Watson Fellowship LILY BO SHAPIRO ’12 TEONA MERCEDES WILLIAMS ’12 Abraham Goldberg Prize JENNIFER YEE-HWAH PAN ’12 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS* Masque and Gown Student-Written One-Act Play Prize—Best Playwright Beckman Scholarship DAVID EDWARD SHUCK ’12 KETURA CORINNE BERRY ’13, SCOTT ALDEN LONGWELL ’12, ALEXANDER HENRY WILLIAMS ’12 William H. Moody ’56 Award HANNAH LEE CYRUS ’12, MALACHI MCLAUGHLIN Berkley-Tyre Environmental Fellowship GRAHAM ’12, JADE DIANA HOPKINS ’12, JENNIFER MATTHEW EVAN GAMACHE ’13, MICHELE BARTLETT YEE-HWAH PAN ’12 KAUFMAN ’13, TERESA JEAN WITHEE ’15 George H. Quinby Award James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship in CAROLINE CARMEN FERGUSON ’15, Chemistry and Biochemistry EVAN ANDREW HORWITZ ’15 MARCUS MANSOUR KARIM ’14, MARK MYLES O’DONNELL ’13, BASYL LATHAM STUYVESANT ’13 FACULTY PRIZE James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research Fellowship Sydney B. Karofsky Award for Junior Faculty TAKAHIRO IGNACIO NAKAMURA ’14 MICHAEL P. DANAHY, LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY Martha Reed Coles Undergraduate Research Fellowship NATIONAL AWARDS MAXWELL JOSEPH BRANDSTADT ’13 Austrian Government Teaching Assistantship in Community Matters in Maine Summer Fellowship English ALEXANDRA ALVAREZ ’13, CAROLINE ELIZABETH BLAKE ’14, DEREK CINADER BROOKS ’12, ZACHARY TATE JAE BRIAN BRADLEY ’13, MORGAN SARAH BROWNING ’13, CRAWFORD ’12, NICHOLAS SCOTT POWELL ’12 RACHEL SIMONE COURTAULT ’13, ALEXANDRA ISADORA DAVIS ’13, MATTHEW SAVERIO FRONGILLO ’13, CONNOR Davis Projects for Peace Grant EASTABROOKS HANDY ’13, GRACE ROLLINS HODGE ’13, KRISTOPHER ANTHONY KLEIN ’12 EMMA DEGRAY JOHNSON ’14, BRIAN HESEUNG KIM ’13, Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) ARIYE MICHAELA KRASSNER ’14, BRIDGETT CECILIA Graduate Study Scholarship MCCOY ’15, EMILY KATHLEEN NORTON ’14, CHELSEA ELLEN C. S. KIMBALL ’11 PATRICIA SHAFFER ’14, JORDAN LEIGH SMITH ’14, JESSICA SUE TURNER ’13 Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) InternXchange Chester W. Cooke III Student Fellowship SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL ’12 SAMUEL DAVID BRUCE ’13 Deutscher Bundestag International Parliamentary Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Scholarship (IPS) Coastal Studies Research Fellowship BRYCE CAMERON LEDNAR ’11 GORDON CRICHTON ADAMS ’14, JEREMY FOSTER BERKE ’14, ANNA LINDSEY CHASE ’13, MARGARET RUTH LINDEMAN ’15, Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant JULIA CHRISTINE LIVERMORE ’13, RYAN JAMES PEABODY ’14 LAURA HILLIARD ARMSTRONG ’12, ELIJAH JANKA GARRARD ’12, DANIEL W. JEONG ’12 EOS Oceanographic Summer Research Fellowship MALIK MCKNIGHT ’15 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/ ALEX EDWARD CARPENTER ’10, SARAH PALMER LUPPINO ’10 Environmental Studies GRAHAM HARPER EDWARDS ’14

Body.pdf 28 5/25/12 10:10:01 AM Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Kaufmann Family Fellowship Computer Science KATHERINE BRITT ASHBY ’13 JESUS NAVARRO ’13 Kent Island Summer Fellowship Gibbons Summer Research Internship ELIZABETH CAROL BROWN ’15, MONICA KIRAN DAS ’14, ALEXANDRA SICHEL BROWN ’13, JOHN BUTTERWORTH III ’14, WILLIAM MAURICE MONTAG ’13, CAILEY MARIE SETHER BORDEN HANSON ’13, RICHARD ANDRES OEHLER ’15, DAVID BENJAMIN RASKIN ’13, HOPKINS ’13, MIN SUN LEE ’14, SOMYA ARTIDIANG SHEELA PHANSALKAR TURBEK ’13, CLAUDIA VILLAR- MAWRIE ’14, ALEXANDER ROBERT PENSAVALLE ’14, LEEMAN ’15, KASEY MARGIT VILLENEUVE ’14 RACHEL NICOLE POLLINGER ’15, NILIEZER DELIA VAZQUEZ ’14, JOHN ROBERT VISENTIN ’14 Kibbe Science Fellowship JULIA RUSSELL GOMEZ ’15, DANIEL FORBES LESSER ’14, Global Citizens Grant XIANG LI ’14, PETER HENRY NAUFFTS ’15, MATTHEW JULIA MORRIS BENDER ’13, EMMA WELLS JAMES ’13, JAMES RASMUSSEN ’14, NATHAN DARRELL RICKE ’14 MICAH JOSEPH LUDWIG ’13, TASHA ANA SANDOVAL ’13, LUCY E. L. WALKER ’14 Richard B. ’62 and Sabra Ladd Government Internship Robert S. Goodfriend Summer Internship ALLEN WONG YU ’14 EMMA CAITLIN CHOW ’15, MELODY D. HAHM ’13, HONGBEI LI ’14 Edward E. Langbein Summer Fellowship ALEPH CERVO ’14, TARIQ NADEEM HAQ ’12 Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Faculty/ Latin American Studies Research Grant Student Research Award HANNAH NADEZHDA LORASTEIN ’13, LAURA ANN TILL ’12 AMY MARIE ANDERSON ’12, AUDREY DANZE BLOOD ’13, KAILANA EMERY DURNAN ’13, SPENCER ALLEN Littleﬁeld Summer Fellowship EUSDEN ’12, JULIA ERIN FISKE ’12, SAMUEL EHLERS DAVID JOSEPH BEAN ’13, AUDREY BLANCHE BERGERON ’12, FRIZELL ’12, ELIJAH JANKA GARRARD ’12, BRITTANY MAE DANIEL ALAN POLASKY ’12, PETER ABBOTT TRACY ’14 JOHNSON ’12, HEATHER MARGARET KINNEAR ’12, DANICA JADE LOUCKS ’13, LAURA ANN TILL ’12 Logan Environmental Fellowship WALTER ERNEST WUTHMANN ’14 Hughes Family Summer Research Fellowship DANIEL ROBERT DICKSTEIN ’13, CHRISTOPHER EVAN JAYNE ’13 Clare Boothe Luce Research Fellowship PHOEBE GABRIELLE ARON ’13, EMMA MACKINNON Howard Hughes Medical Institute CUTLER ’13, ELIZABETH CATHERINE MAMANTOV ’13, Postbac Summer Fellowship DANIELLE RAE MCAVOY ’13, MOLLY ATKINSON AMY MARIE ANDERSON ’12, BENJAMIN ASHER BERG ’12, RIDLEY ’14, HELEN ELIZABETH WHITE ’13 KATHERINE JANE TOWNSEND GUTTENPLAN ’12, SIENNA CHUNG KURLAND ’12, HANA ELISABETH Maine Space Grant Consortium Fellowship HANNA KRISTINE FLATEN ’13, BRIAN WOOD LITTLEFORD ’12, KATHERINE SARVIS MCNEIL ’12, JACOBEL ’14, KASSEY LYNN MATOIN ’13, SAMUEL NATHAN TAMARA RACHELE PERREAULT ’12 FOREST SEEKINS ’14, RENEE MARIE SYMONDS ’13 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Maine Space Grant Consortium/Women in the Summer Fellowship EMERY CLAYTON AHOUA ’14, MUSKA ANWAR ’14, PATRICK Physical Sciences Research Fellowship KARINA ANN GRAETER ’14, MELISSA WEST HASKELL ’13 KENMURE BREEN ’13, ADAM MICHAEL CHILDS ’14, EVELYN SARAH DICKINSON ’14, ALEXANDRA E. C. McKee Photography Grant FOGARTY ’13, LAURA JANE KELLER ’15, PHUONG DINH JAMES LEE BOEDING ’14, ZARA SIMONS BOWDEN ’13 LAM MAC ’14, ALANA BLAINE MENENDEZ ’15, CHRISTINE MARIE PARSONS ’15, TIPPAPHA PISITHKUL ’13, Thomas A. McKinley ’06 Grant LINNA GAO ’12 NOAH JAMES PYLES ’13, EMILY CLARK SIMONTON ’15, RAKSA CHET SON ’13, WARACHAREE SRIFA ’14, Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship JENNIFER ELAINE STAUFFER ’14, CAITLIN JOYCE SHAZEDA IRENE AHMED ’12, DANIEL JOHN CHIN ’12, STRATTON ’13, ALANA SUZANNE WEINSTEIN ’15 EMILY SCHRANTZ COIN ’14, RODOLFO EDEZA ’13, UCHECHI NKEIRUKA ESONU ’13, TERRANICIA AKIRRA IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence HOLMES ’13, MARBLE NJERI KARUU ’14, KRISTOPHER (INBRE) Summer Fellowship ANTHONY KLEIN ’12, HANNAH NADEZHDA LORASTEIN ’13, AMANDA JANE BLICK ’13, BENJAMIN PAUL FIORILLO ’14, RAINESHA L. MILLER ’13, ISABELLE RODRIGUEZ ’14, NADJA ZACHARY DANIEL BANKS FOX ’13, SARAH YIQIU LIU ’13, CAMILLE SHAW ’12, SARAH HELENKA SIWAK ’13, FILIBERTO OLIVIA CLAIRE MACKENZIE ’13, BEATRIZ MALIBIRAN ’14, VARGAS JR. ’14, TEONA MERCEDES WILLIAMS ’12 PATRICK MICHAEL MARTIN ’13, JEFFREY CHI WING YU ’14, AUBREY ELIZABETH ZOTT ’14

Body.pdf 29 5/25/12 10:10:01 AM Nikuradse-Matthews Summer Public Interest JESSICA ROSELANI KOHN ’13, JEREMY PETER LEWIS ’13, YABING Fellowship LIU ’15, RUBEN MARTINEZ JR. ’15, BENJAMIN LOUIS MENDE ’13, FAITH CHEPNG’ETICH BIEGON ’14 CAROLYN DOO MAYER ’13, CLAUDE PATRICK MILLET ’14, JESUS NAVARRO ’13, ELLIS MARSHAL RATNER ’14, NOELLE ABBOTT Nyhus Travel Grant SCHOETTLE ’13, DANIEL CARL SCHMOLL ’13, GREGORY BROWN AMY ELIZABETH COLLIER ’12, WILSON JEFFREY DIPPO ’12, TALPEY ’14, NOAM GREGORY SASNER TERMAN ’14, ANNA SEAN PATRICK MCELROY ’12, TSHIFHIWA NDOU ’13, MOLLY ELIZABETH WESTERVELT ’14, MIN XING ’15, SHARIF MUNTHER CAMPBELL PORCHER ’13, LAWTON PHILLIPS YOUNES ’13, JOSHUA BESTOR ZALINGER ’13 SALLEY ’12, TASHA ANA SANDOVAL ’13 Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Paller Research Fellowship BENJAMIN ASHER BERG ’12, ISABEL ISELIN LOW ’13, Fellowship JACOB AARON BLUM ’13, JAE BRIAN BRADLEY ’13, ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN ’12 ALEXANDER CHRISTIAN EDISON ’13, JORDAN ANTHONY Ellen M. and Herbert M. Patterson Research FRANCKE ’13, ELIJAH JANKA GARRARD ’12, MICHAEL RAY Fellowship HENDRICKSON ’13, KATHERINE BEVIER KINKEL ’13, SARAH AMANDA NICOLE MINOFF ’14 BUTLER LEVIN ’13, DEIDRE JADE MICHAUD ’13, ANTIGONE EMILY TIPTON MITCHELL ’13, CAITLIN ELIZABETH Preston Public Interest Career Fund O’KEEFE ’13, JACQUELINE GRACE RUBERTI ’13, LYDIA Summer Fellowship GAIL SINGERMAN ’13, MATTHEW ROSS SPRING ’13, KRISTEN MONICA ANN BOUYEA ’14, JESSICA SARA CARON ’13, BROWN STOGSDILL ’13, KATHERINE TIAN TIAN ’13 EDUARDO ENRIQUE CASTRO II ’14, KUANGJI CHEN ’15, CHARLES MACKEY CUBETA ’13, RODOLFO EDEZA ’13, LONNIE Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the Creative MICHAEL HACKETT ’14, KAYTE LYNN HOLTZ ’13, SAMUEL and Performing Arts CONNOR KING ’14, JESSICA RAE LAPLANTE ’12, DIANA FUNG DANA LEREA HOPKINS ’14, NATALIE NUKHET JOHNSON ’13 SHING LEE ’14, GABRIELLE PEROU LUBIN ’14, KENZIE RAE NOVAK ’12, AMAR J. PATEL ’13, AIDEN REIS ’14, KATHERINE Women in the Physical Sciences Research Fellowship SUNITA FAYE FIELD CHEPURI ’14, REAHA JEAN SARAH ROSS ’14, STANFORD THOMAS SPURLOCK ’14, EMILY GOYETCHE ’14, MARGARET ANN LAMMERT ’13 CARRON WEINBERGER ’15, MICHELLE IVY WIENER ’14, Kevin WU ’14 *As of May 22, 2012. Psi Upsilon Environmental Justice Fellowship LAUREL DIANE VARNELL ’14 EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS Psi Upsilon Sustainability Fellowship KURT PATTERSON HERZOG ’13 James Bowdoin Cup RANDY MICHAEL KRING ’11 Riley Fellowship SAMANTHA BONNEL ’14, CHELSEA MARIE GROSS ’13, GRACE Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award ABISHAG SURESH ’12 BLAU KLEIN ’13, KELSEY MEEGAN LINNELL ’14, SIAN MICHELLE RIEBE ’14 Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award IAN JONATHAN VIEIRA ’12 Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowship DAVID ALLEN DIETZ ’14, RACHEL ELSPETH HAYNES ’15, General R. H. Dunlap Prize CHRISTOPHER HO CHUNG KAN ’13, KATE LAURETTA ANDREW HOLLIS CUSHING ’12 KEARNS ’14 Henni Friedlander Student Prize A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for MACY GALVAN ’13 Summer Study in Theater PHUI YI KONG ’15 Andrew Allison Haldane Cup NYLEA SIMONE BIVINS ’12 Scholarship for Summer Study in Dance PHUI YI KONG ’15 Lucien Howe Prize ANDREW HOLLIS CUSHING ’12 Student Faculty Research Grant Fellowship CAMERON DAVID ADAMS ’14, JANE FRANCES CARPENTER ’13, James S. Lentz Leadership Award EMMA DIAMOND NATHANIEL ’12, ETHAN SCOTT ERIC MICHAEL CHIEN ’14, ALEXANDER VON KLEYDORFF NONOMURA ’12, MIGUEL ALBERTO REYES-ZARAGOZA ’12 DANIELS ’14, ANDREW MICHAEL DANIELS ’15, WILLIAM JAMES DAWSON V ’13, ONYINYECHI K. ESONU ’12, EDWARD JOSEPH Maine Campus Compact Heart and Soul Award KILBRIDE GOOGINS ’13, ANNA BRIDGET HALL ’15, CALLA MARIYA ILYAS ’13 MARGRETE HASTINGS ’14, FELICITY BLUE HILLS ’13, JOHN WESLEY HOBBS IV ’15, PORNCHAI KAEWSAPSAK ’12, Maine Campus Compact PILLAR Award AMAR J. PATEL ’13 AMEENA KHAN ’14, PHILIP HENRY HARRIS KOCH ’15, 28

Body.pdf 30 5/25/12 10:10:01 AM Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award Baseball ANIRUDH SREEKRISHNAN ’12 Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy Bowdoin Orient Prize TIMOTHY JOHN WELCH ’12 ERIC RICHARD BINSWANGER ’12, GARRETT THOMAS CASEY ’15, SAMUEL EHLERS FRIZELL ’12, BRIAN WOOD JACOBEL ’14, SAMUEL JASON WEYRAUCH ’14, KATHARINE Basketball MCGRATH WITTEMAN ’15 William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy President’s Award THOMAS WADE CARTER ’12, WYATT ALEXANDER LITTLES ’12 LA’SHAYE A. ERVIN ’12 Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup WILLIAM JOSEPH HANLEY ’12 AMAR J. PATEL ’13 Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award Student Employee of the Year JILLYAN MARGARET HENRIKSON ’12 CHELSEA ELIZABETH NOBLE ’12 Women’s Basketball Best Defense Award Paul Andrew Walker Prize AMY KATHERINE HACKETT ’12 NICHOLAS JOEL DANIELS ’12, ZOË ELIZA DARLING LESCAZE ’12 Women’s Basketball Bowdoin Pride Award ALEXA LANG BARRY ’12 Women’s Basketball Most Improved Award ATHLETIC AWARDS ALESSANDRA RENEE PISCINA ’14 Academic Achievement Award for Men RICHARD D. C. NERLAND ’12 Football Academic Achievement Award for Women “Boiled Owl” Football Award ALLEN FAUNTLEROY GARNER ’12 THOMAS PATRICK NOONE III ’12 Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy Leadership DANIEL STUART EVANS ’12, PETER MAURICE TROUBH ’12 AMY KATHERINE HACKETT ’12, JILLYAN MARGARET HENRIKSON ’12 Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy JAMES EDWARD HONAN III ’13 The Harvey Award for JV and Club Sports William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy Leadership THOMAS PATRICK NOONE III ’12, IAN JONATHAN VIEIRA ’12 CAROLINE MACKENZIE CIOCCA ’12 Philip H. Soule Award Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete CHRISTOPHER JOHN MARTIN ’12 ERIN JEANNETTE SILVA ’15 Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete Ice Hockey SAMUEL BREWSTER WHITE ’15 Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award Outstanding Male Athlete DOMINIQUE DOLORES LOZZI ’12 WILLIAM JOSEPH HANLEY ’12 Hugh Munro Jr. Memorial Hockey Trophy Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female JORDAN MICHAEL LALOR ’12 Athlete ELEANOR CLAIRE CURREN ’12, ELSA LINNEA MILLETT ’12 John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award CONNOR JOSEPH SHANNON ’13 Wil Smith Community Service Award ELLERY ELIZABETH GOULD ’12 Seventh Player Award ALEXANDRA LEIGH FAHEY ’12 Society of Bowdoin Women Award GINA LYNN LONATI ’12 Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy GRAHAM HUTCHINGS SISSON ’12, Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding NICHOLAS PATRICK WETZEL ’14 Leadership IAN MICHAEL EDWARDS ’12 Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Ice Hockey Trophy Sidney J. Watson Award SHELAGH ROSE MERRILL ’12 KATHRYN STEARNS HERTER ’12

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Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award Most Valuable Player Award MATTHEW SHEA EGAN ’12 BARRETT ANTHONY TAKESIAN ’12, CHRISTIANA PRESCOTT WHITCOMB ’14 Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy ELIZABETH MCEACHERN CLEGG ’12 Spirit Award DEMETRA BROOKE ANGELAKIS ’15, ANDREW ABBOTT Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy SPRAGUE ’12, CHRISTIANA PRESCOTT WHITCOMB ’14 CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS ANDERSON ’12 Paul Tiemer Jr. Men’s Lacrosse Trophy Swimming NATHAN GREGORY FOOTE FRITTS ’12, LAWTON PHILLIPS SALLEY ’12 Charles Butt Swimming Trophy ALLEN FAUNTLEROY GARNER ’12 Nordic Skiing Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy NATHAN EVERETT MECRAY ’12 Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier KAITLYNN BARBARA MILLER ’14 Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy TAMARA RACHELE PERREAULT ’12, PETER MALCOLM ROUTH ’12 Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier SPENCER ALLEN EUSDEN ’12 Track and Field

Rugby (Women’s) Leslie A. Claﬀ Track Trophy MATTHEW WILLIAM HILLARD ’12, CHRISTOPHER JOHN Charlie Hews Spirit Award MARTIN ’12 UCHECHI NKEIRUKA ESONU ’13 Bob and Jeannette Cross Award Barry Honan Spirit Award EMILY WELSH BARR ’12, LAURA BETH PETERSON ’12 KERRY SOPHIA KENNEDY TOWNSEND ’13 Bob and Carl Geiger Award Most Improved Player COLIN BROOKS OGILVIE ’12 BACK: ANITA LOUISE SHAH ’14; FORWARD: ALTHEA ROSE CAVANAUGH ’13 Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy NICHOLAS GORDON FONG ’12, MARTIN RIKER WIKOFF ’12 Most Valuable Player BACK: KATHLEEN GRACE MATHEWS ’12; Major Andrew Morin Award FORWARD: DANIELLE RAE MCAVOY ’13 ALEXANDER ZACHERY LUCYK ’12 Outstanding First-Year Player Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial Award BACK: RANDI ELIZABETH LONDON ’15; ANNA HELENA ACKERMAN ’12 FORWARD: BROOKE NNEKA NNATUBEUGO ’14 Colonel Edward A. Ryan Women’s Track and Field Award Soccer ANNIE HENNESSY HUYLER ’12, ELSA LINNEA MILLETT ’12 The Bicknell Award ELLERY ELIZABETH GOULD ’12 Volleyball (Women’s ) George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy Coach’s Award BENJAMIN KAZANJIAN BREWSTER ’14 MELISSA WEST HASKELL ’13 Christian P. Potholm II Soccer Award Defensive Player of the Year SEAN JAMES BISHOP ’12, MOLLY POPOLIZIO ’14 TAYLOR AUSTIN VAIL ’14 Oﬀensive Player of the Year Softball SOPHIA CHRYSTEL CORNEW ’14, KRISTIN JOYCE HANCZOR ’12 Bowdoin Softball Achievement Award Most Improved Player CAROLINE ELIZABETH DEWAR ’12, AMY KATHERINE HACKETT ’12 VICTORIA ELISE EDELMAN ’13 Bowdoin Softball Team Award COURTNEY THERESE COLANTUNO ’12

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Dr. Herbert A. Black Scholarship O’Brien Graduate Scholarship SARAH R. DURANTE ’03, KATHERINE F. IRVING ’04, GEORGE J. AUMOITHE ’11, TOMMY CABRERA ’12, JAMES W. LIGHT ’07, JARRED MCATEER ’04, AMELIA M. FISKE ’06, KHRISTIANNA M. JONES ’10, CATHERINE E. NABER ’06, CAITLIN J. POLISTENA ’07, KRISTOPHER ANTHONY KLEIN ’12, HILLARY K. MORIN ’11 LAURA F. SARTORI ’06 Lee G. Paul Scholarship Tom Cassidy Student Support Fund MAUDE M. PAQUIN ’09 JOHN W. GRUNEWALD ’10 Dr. Clinton Noyes Peters and Alice F. Peters Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship Medical Scholarship GINA LYNN LONATI ’12 CHRISTOPHER M. ADERMAN ’05, ROBERTA J. DENNISON ’08, CAITLIN E. HYNES ’10, Garcelon and Merritt Scholarship MATTHIEU R. LAROCHELLE ’07, MICHAEL Y. LAURA E. BELDEN ’08, MAX D. GOLDSTEIN ’09, LAROCHELLE ’08, NICHOLAS A. LAROCHELLE ’08, CHARLES A. JOHNSON ’07, RACHEL J. LEVENE ’06, SARAH J. SCOTT ’07, MICHAEL SIGHINOLFI ’07, CAROLYN A. MILLER ’08, MAX M. NOWICKI ’11, JACOB S. STEVENS ’08 SARA W. SCHLOTTERBECK ’08, NICHOLAS S. SELDEN ’09 Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarship Law School CAITLIN E. HYNES ’10 CHRISTINA M. ARGUETA ’11, LAURA K. DOORE ’07, Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarship WYATT ALEXANDER LITTLES ’12, LETITIA Z. PIERRE ’06, CHANWOONG BAEK ’12 THOMAS R. WAKEFIELD ’10

Guy Charles Howard Scholarship Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship AMY AHEARN ’08, IKUMI E. CROCOLL ’09, Medical School BEN A. HAGENHOFER-DANIELL ’05, LINDSAY A. DUY,SAMUEL GILES,ARIANA NESBIT, KRISTEN E. HUBER ’08, MICHELLE LEIGH WELLS ’12 JOSHUA R. RUDNER ’03, DAVID H. SKAVDAHL, MEGAN R. WATERMAN ’08, ERIC N. WORTHING ’05 George and Mary Knox Scholarship (July 2011) KYLE E. DEMPSEY ’11, MICHAEL T. MARTYN ’07, Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 LAUREN R. STEFFEL ’07, JAMES M. WILKINS ’04 Scholarship for Graduate Study in History YONATAN TZVI SHEMESH ’09, Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarship GEORGE J. AUMOITHE ’11 GENEVIEVE A. CREEDON ’05, SAMUEL I. SMITH ’10, XIAO D. TONG ’08, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04 Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarship CHARLES W. ASHLEY ’05, ELIZABETH E. BARTON ’09, Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarship PATRICK B. BURNS ’03, BETH ANN COLOMBO ’07, GENEVIEVE A. CREEDON ’05, SAMUEL I. SMITH ’10, LINCOLN J. PAC ’08, JENNA S. PARISEAU ’07, XIAO D. TONG ’08, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04 ERIN E. WESTAWAY ’05, KEIRNAN L. WILLETT ’07, TANEISHA T. WILSON ’07, ERIC N. WORTHING ’05, Galen C. Moses Graduate Scholarship JAMES J. YOO ’09 HANA ELISABETH LITTLEFORD ’12 Nathan Webb Research Scholarship 919 Fellowship Fund GENEVIEVE A. CREEDON ’05, SAMUEL I. SMITH ’10, JENNA S. PARISEAU ’07 XIAO D. TONG ’08, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04

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The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty the design and the color of each part of the academic and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at regalia, was accepted by nearly all American colleges once vertical and horizontal. It stretches back into and universities. history, to the roots of academic institutions, while The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves at the same time it forms a bond of union among differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In addition, contemporary academic scholars. the doctor’s gown has panels of velvet (usually black) The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem down the front and on the sleeves. quaint today if worn on our city streets, were originally The cap is generally black, with a tassel, which is either the ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The black or the color of the field of study; a doctor’s may gowns varied in elegance according to the rank and be gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford wealth of the owners, and the hood had the practical “mortar board,” with a square flat top, but some function of being pulled over the head for warmth. variations are permitted. Many of the medieval universities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the master of The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. arts had to swear that he owned the dress prescribed It is made of black and trimmed with velvet. Both the for his degree and that he would wear it on all proper length of the hood and the width of the trim vary with occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear their the level of the degree, the doctor’s being the longest gowns whenever they appeared in the public street. and having the widest velvet border. The color of the After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles velvet indicates the field of study in which the degree prevailed, but the older style was retained for certain is earned: for example, white for arts and letters legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses. (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy, brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scarlet for In America the gown has been used to some extent theology. The lining of the hood is the color and style since colonial times. It was only in the late nineteenth of the university that confers the degree; these are all century, however, that widespread interest—sparked specified in the standard code of the American Council perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the 250th on Education. Bowdoin College’s lining is white and anniversary of the founding of Harvard—brought green to symbolize the Bowdoin pines. about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising member of the graduating class of Williams College Whatever the degree or university, those who don designed academic gowns for the graduates to wear the gown and hood symbolically take their places in at the Commencement ceremony. The garb was the long procession of scholars who have pursued significant and dignified; it was both traditional and truth and learning and passed it on to others. The democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became consciousness of that fellowship is at once a reward for popular. In 1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing past efforts and an inspiration for the future.

HOOD BORDER COLORS INDICATING FIELDS OF LEARNING

Agriculture ...... Maize Fine Arts, including Philosophy ...... Dark Blue Arts, Letters, Humanities ...... White Architecture ...... Brown Physical Education ...... Sage Green Commerce, Accountancy, Forestry ...... Russet Public Administration, including Business ...... Drab Journalism ...... Crimson Foreign Service ...... Peacock Blue Dentistry ...... Lilac Law ...... Purple Public Health ...... Salmon Pink Economics ...... Copper Library Science ...... Lemon Science ...... Golden Yellow Education ...... Light Blue Medicine ...... Green Social Work ...... Citron Engineering ...... Orange Music ...... Pink Theology ...... Scarlet Oratory (Speech) ...... Silver Gray Veterinary Science ...... Gray 32

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RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Words by K. C. M. Sills, Class of 1901 New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63 Music by C. T. Burnett Arranged by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name; To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo long O’er whispering pines and campus fair With sturdy might ﬁlling the air. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day, Oh may we thus full worthy be To march in that proud company Of poets, leaders and each one Who brings thee fame by deeds well done. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

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