2019 ANNUAL REPORT JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

01 INTRODUCTION 01 Letter from the President and Chairman 06 Board of Directors

09 DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE 10 Development Overview 12 Benefactors 18 Finance Overview

21 2019 YEARBOOK 22 Faculty 26 Undergraduate Scholars 62 Graduate Fellows 82 National Fellows

86 APPENDIX LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN

On June 30, 2019, the Jefferson Scholars Foundation concluded its 39th year. It was another year of progress and noteworthy achievement, and we are delighted to share some of the highlights with you. In April, we celebrated the accomplishments of our 35th graduating class of Jefferson Scholars. In the class were a Schwarzman Scholar, a Fulbright Scholar, the

Edgar Shannon Outstanding Engineering Student, the Ernest H. Ern Outstanding TIMOTHY J. INGRASSIA Chairman Student, and the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award winner. The class also included the managing editor of The Cavalier Daily, a Gray-Carrington Scholarship recipient, two vice-chairs of the Judiciary Committee, and the chair of the University Guide Service, along with the president of the Raven Society and a quadruple All-American national champion in Mock Trial. Eight members of the class lived on the Lawn, and the group graduated with a cumulative GPA of 3.77. We also celebrated a very impressive accomplishment of a Scholar alumnus, who graduated in 2018 and became the eighth member of the Jefferson Scholars community to win a Marshall Scholarship. The Scholars returning to Grounds in the fall of 2019 are well positioned to continue the legacy of excellence established by the more than 900 alumni of the Foundation. JAMES H. WRIGHT President Among the returning Scholars are 10 individuals selected to live on the Lawn, a member of the Honor Committee, the president of the Paul Robeson Players, and a Madison House Board of Directors member. Also returning are the president of the Virginia

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Gentlemen and the managing editor of the Wilson Journal of International Affairs. We also recognized the 12th graduating class of Jefferson Fellows in April. The accomplishments of our Fellows continue to be significant and impressive. Their work is being recognized and published in scholarly journals, and they are regularly selected for dissertation completion fellowships both by the University and by national organizations. Their commitment to multidisciplinary research and teaching remains inspiring. The annual cycle of events at the Foundation always leaves us little time to bemoan the departure of graduating classes as we immediately turn our attention to the pleasant responsibility of welcoming our next entering class. This year’s undergraduate selection process recruited 38 outstanding leaders, scholars, and citizens to the University community, representing the largest cohort in the Foundation’s history. These students hail from 20 states, the District of Columbia, and three foreign countries. The entering class of Fellows will include 12 in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, three in the We are what we Darden School of Business, and one in the School of Engineering and Applied Science. repeatedly do. Additionally, we will welcome seven outstanding students as National Fellows. The Foundation’s Professorship Program welcomed its second faculty member, Excellence then Kevin Pelphrey, the Harrison-Wood Jefferson Scholars Foundation Professor, with is not an act dual appointments in the School of Medicine and the Curry School of Education and but a habit.” Human Development. We are also pleased that a third Foundation Professor was hired in the spring and will begin teaching at the University in fall 2019. Christa Dierksheide —ARISTOTLE joins the Corcoran Department of History and holds the Brockman Foundation

2 Perfect is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence.”

—VINCE LOMBARDI

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Jefferson Scholars Foundation Professorship. These accomplishments and the very positive impact they are having on the University could not occur without the enlightened and extraordinary generosity of our loyal benefactors. This past year we received new commitments totaling over $14 million. Helped by a positive investment return of 5.13 percent, the Foundation ended the year with total assets of $459 million.

MORE THAN Each year we see the terms of some of the members of our Board of Directors end. This year the terms of Peter Grant, Robin Howell, Mark Pinho, Mark Pirrung, C.E. 9 Rhodes, Jim Rutrough, and Steve Smiley concluded. All seven served the Foundation in an exemplary fashion, and we will miss their active involvement and wise counsel. Kirkman Finlay, Dale Harvey, Paul Izlar, Jamala Massenburg, Bruce Miller, and Linda 0 Renner will join the Board, and we look forward to their participation. The Foundation also experiences the loss of loyal friends and benefactors every year. SCHOLAR This past year we lost Jack Syer, a close friend and colleague and former member of the AND FELLOW 0 Board, and Ann Vernon Sullivan, who along with her late husband, Gilly Sullivan, was ALUMNI very instrumental in the founding of the Jefferson Scholars initiative. The Foundation also suffered the loss of Andy Selfridge, who for many years was an enthusiastic promoter of the Foundation in his position in development at the University. All three of these friends are greatly missed. Over the past 39 years, the Foundation has built an impressive record of success and now faces the challenge of maintaining the excellence for which it is now widely

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known. Sustaining excellence is in many ways more difficult than achieving it in the first place. What must we do then to maintain success? First, we must stay true to our mission and remain focused on identifying and attracting talent to the University. Second, we must continue to work hard. There is no substitute for hard work, the price that always must be paid for success. Third, we cannot settle for the status quo. We must remain open to new ideas that are aligned with our mission and be willing to adapt, to learn, and to improve. Finally, we must remain committed to our core values of Trust, Honesty, Integrity, Respect, Service, and Teamwork (THIRST). As long as our thirst for excellence remains unquenched, as long as we make it a habit to work hard and to stay focused on our mission, we have a chance of sustaining excellence.

TIMOTHY J. INGRASSIA Chairman

JAMES H. WRIGHT President

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CHAIRMAN Timothy J. Ingrassia (Col ’86) Shelley L. Boyce (Nurs ’83) Peter M. Grant (Col ’78, GSBA ’86) Robin Robinson Howell (Col ’86) Partner & Co-Chairman, Global Chief Executive Officer Partner Atlanta, Georgia Mergers and Acquisitions MedRisk Inc. Anchormarck Holdings LLC Goldman Sachs Group Inc. King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Charlottesville, Virginia Thomas V. Inglesby New York, New York Buildings & Grounds Committee, Audit Committee, Chair (GSBA ’84, Law ’86) Executive, Investment, and Strategic Chair Managing Director Planning Committees, Chair Sarah A. Hamlin (Col ’89) Saratoga Partners Robert G. Byron (Col ’73, Law ’76) Dallas, Texas New York, New York VICE CHAIRMAN Chairman Investment Committee, Chair Stephen S. Crawford (Col ’86) Blue Vista Capital Partners LLC Maryanne Quinn Hancock Senior Advisor Chicago, Illinois (Col ’96, Grad ’96) Richard C. Kellogg Jr. (Col ’74) **** Capital One Financial Corporation Chief Executive Officer Chair New York, New York Frank M. Conner III (Col ’78, Y Analytics Basic Management Inc. Undergraduate Advisory Law ’81) * McLean, Virginia Houston, Texas Committee, Chair Partner Graduate Advisory Committee, Covington & Burling LLP Chair George K. Martin (Col ’75) Tiffany B. Armstrong (Com ’90) Washington, D.C. Managing Partner, Managing Director Landon Hilliard III (Col ’62) **** Harris Williams & Co. Richmond Office Edward J. Dobbs (Col ’93) Limited Partner Richmond, Virginia McGuireWoods LLP President Brown Brothers Harriman & Richmond, Virginia Dobbs Management Service LLC Company Shahnaz Batmanghelidj Memphis, Tennessee New York, New York US Advisor Tracy V. McMillan (Com ’86) Hoegh Capital Partners Managing Principal New York, New York Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. Lawrence D. Howell II HCGA Consulting Partners (Col ’91, Law ’95, GSBA ’95) (Col ’75, Law ’79) Fairfield, Connecticut Managing Partner Chairman T. Westray Battle III (Col ’98) Panning Capital Management LP Mentice AG Vice President, Communications New York, New York Kusnacht, Switzerland Timothy J. Naughton (Col ’83) Craft Media/Digital Chairman, Chief Executive Washington, D.C. Officer and President AvalonBay Communities Inc. Arlington, Virginia

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Anna M. Nekoranec (Col ’86) Crisler B. Quick (Com ’77) Chief Executive Officer President Align Private Capital The Finance Department Sarasota, Florida Syosset, New York

Michael A. Pausic (Engr ’86) Coolidge E. Rhodes Jr. (Col ’97) Partner Senior Counsel, Global Energy Foxhaven Asset Management Transactions Charlottesville, Virginia Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Houston, Texas Shannon O. Pierce (Col ’98, Law ’01) ** James E. Rutrough Jr. (Col ’71) Vice President, Operations Keswick, Virginia Nicor Gas Aurora, Illinois James E. Ryan (Law ’92) *** President Mark A. Victor Pinho (Com ’99) University of Virginia Managing Partner St Victor Group LLC New York, New York Stephen P. Smiley (Col ’71) Managing Partner Madison Lane Partners LLC C. Mark Pirrung (Col ’73) Dallas, Texas Chief Executive Officer Atlanta Beverage Company Atlanta, Georgia Deborah H. Valentine (Col ’80) Faculty Recruitment & Recognition Richmond, Virginia Committee, Chair

William L. Polk Jr. (Col ’78) Managing Partner Egis Capital Partners * Board of Visitors appointee St. Louis, Missouri ** Board of Managers appointee *** U.Va. President appointee Finance Committee, Chair **** Emeritus member

7 Sustaining excellence is in many ways more difficult than achieving it in the first place.”

—JIMMY WRIGHT AND TIM INGRASSIA

8 The mission of the Jefferson Scholars Foundation is to serve the University of Virginia by identifying, attracting, and nurturing individuals of extraordinary intellectual range and depth who possess the highest concomitant qualities of leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. MISSION STATEMENT

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The 2018-19 fiscal year was a tremendous success. The Foundation continues to be humbled by the generosity of its many benefactors.

Funds raised during the fiscal year totaled over leading faculty member in diplomacy and statecraft to Grounds. $14 million, exceeding the previous two years. As the Foundation prepares for the upcoming public launch of the These funds will provide opportunities for University’s “Honor the Future” campaign, it remains truly grateful for the Jefferson Scholars, Fellows, and Professors to dedicated support of its many benefactors. It is the Foundation’s hope that it make their mark on the University community. can continue to pursue the vision of Mr. Jefferson by securing a campaign goal Further, the Foundation will continue to of $200 million. expand its regional footprint by attracting Mr. Jefferson designed a university where students and faculty could learn to the University outstanding students from from one another and could exercise their ingenuity, develop the tools of self- Arizona for the fall of 2020. In addition, governance, and push the boundaries of knowledge in service to the common through the philanthropic support of the family good. The Foundation remains committed to these ideals and to its mission to of Ambassador W. L. Lyons Brown Jr., the attract to the University individuals of extraordinary intellectual range and depth Foundation will help the University attract a who possess the highest qualities of leadership, scholarship, and citizenship.

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This year, the Foundation invited students, faculty, and members of the broader Charlottesville community to hear from and engage in discussion with a foreign policy expert and the Commandant of the United States Marine Corps.

PAST SHADWELL SOCIETY SPEAKERS

2017 Jonathan Haidt bestselling author

2016 Evan Osnos award-winning journalist SHADWELL WARREN F. CHAUNCEY 2015 Andrew Ross-Sorkin SOCIETY LECTURE SERIES IN New York Times columnist SPEAKER SERIES AMERICAN HISTORY

2014 The mission of the Shadwell Society This series is designed to contribute to Jon Meacham is to engage alumni and friends of U.Va.’s intellectual vitality by bringing Pulitzer Prize-winning the University and to provide support, together students, faculty, and members author meaningful service, and future leadership of the broader Charlottesville community to the Jefferson Scholars Foundation. to hear from and engage in a dialogue PAST CHAUNCEY SPEAKERS One of the ways the Shadwell Society with renowned historians, authors, or fulfills its mission is by underwriting the public officials on any range of topics 2017 Shadwell Speaker Series. pertaining to American history. Gary Gallagher On September 21, 2018, Anne- On October 26, 2018, General Robert founding director of the Marie Slaughter addressed a packed B. Neller, 37th Commandant of the United Nau Civil War Center auditorium at the Darden School, where States Marine Corps and 1975 graduate of 2016 she discussed the current geopolitical the University of Virginia, delivered a talk Ed Ayers landscape with a talk entitled at the Foundation on military leadership renowned historian of the “Global Hot Spots & Blind Spots: The from a historic perspective. American South Geopolitcal Landscape.”

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Benefactors Katherine B. and William F. Blue Joseph R. Daniel Scholarship George G. Guthrie Scholarship The Jefferson Scholars Scholarship Terrence D. Daniels Family Scholarship G. Bernard Hamilton Family Scholarship Foundation offers its benefactors Alan and Muriel Botsford and Crawford Claude R. Davenport Jr. Scholarship Holbert L. Harris Foundation Scholarships the opportunity to name and Virginia Johnson Scholarship Deerfield Academy Scholarship Mary Anderson Harrison Scholarship Scholarships, Fellowships, Bowlin Family Scholarship Delta Kappa Epsilon Scholarship–in Harvey Family Scholarship and Professorships. A named Brockenbrough Family Scholarships memory of David J. Magoon Hathaway Family Scholarship Scholarship or Fellowship may be Brooke/EBSCO Scholarship Deming Family Scholarship Havens Family Scholarship created with a gift of $500,000. Charles L. Brown Memorial Scholarship Yvonne S. Dobbs Scholarship Adolphus W. Hawkins Jr. Scholarship Darden Fellowships have a naming Stewart H. Brown Jr. Scholarship Brenda and Robert Dolan Scholarship A.J.L. Hebenstreit Scholarship level of $1 million. Professorships The Honorable W. L. Lyons Brown Jr. Dordelman Family Scholarship Heimann Family Scholarship have a naming level of $5 million. Scholarship Charles G. Duffy Jr. and Virginia Leahy Frank and Ann Hereford Scholarship W. L. Lyons Brown Foundation Scholarship Duffy Scholarship Molly Hereford–Susanne Smith Brunswick School/Greenwich Academy William B. Dunavant Jr. Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Patricia Frist Elcan Scholarship Robert R. Hermann Jr. Family Scholarship UNDERGRADUATE C. Austin Buck Family Scholarship The Elson Scholarship C. Edward Hilgenberg Scholarship SCHOLARSHIPS Burke Family Scholarship Ernest H. and Jeanette P. Ern Scholarship William M. Hill Jr. Scholarship ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Mary Catherine Hood Caldwell Sidonie K. Evans Family Scholarship Hilliard Family Scholarship Scholarship Thomas M. Falcey Family Scholarship Warren W. Hobbie Scholarship Lee S. Ainslie Scholarship James K. Candler Scholarship Farish Family Scholarship William A. Hobbs Scholarship Jeffrey R. Anderson Family Scholarship A. Macdonald Caputo Scholarship Betsey Gamble Feinour Scholarship Melissa Holland Scholarship The Arney and Scheidt Family Scholarship Class of 1983–David P. Carmack T. David Fitz-Gibbon Scholarship Hollis Family Scholarship Atlanta Alumni Chapter–Baxter Memorial Scholarship Reginald S. and Julia W. Fleet Holton-Arms School/Landon School Maddox Scholarship Edward C. Carrington Jr. Scholarship Foundation Scholarships–in memory Scholarship James J. Bailey III Scholarship John and Betsy Casteen Scholarship of Alexander Frederick Fleet L. David Horner III and S.W. Thomas J. and Hillary D. Baltimore G. David Cheek Family Scholarship Elizabeth M. Forsyth Scholarship Heischman Scholarship Scholarship Lyell B. Clay Scholarship William Prescott Foster Scholarship Albert Gray Horton II Memorial Paul B. Barringer II Family Scholarship Cochran Family Scholarship John Fowler and Corey Phillips Fowler Scholarship Randolph P. Barton Family Scholarship Connors Family Scholarship Scholarship Howell Scholarship Frank Batten Scholarship W. James Copeland Jr. Scholarship Harry W. Gilbert Scholarship Frank W. Hulse IV Scholarship Anson M. Beard Jr. Scholarship Mary Tilman Corson Scholarship Jason A. Gill Scholarship William S. Hunter Scholarship Richard M. Berkeley Family Scholarship Stephen S. Crawford Family Scholarship Fred C. Goad Scholarship Joseph Chappell Hutcheson Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John H. Birdsall III Richard S. Cross Scholarship Leslie Goldberg Scholarship Ingrassia Family Scholarship Scholarship Robert P. Crozer Family Scholarship Graham Family Scholarship Glenn Ireland II Scholarship Betty and Jack Blackburn Scholarship Jeffrey Rockwell Cudlip Memorial E. Stuart James Grant Scholarships Jefferson Scholars Alumni Scholarship Reverend Calvin and Frances Blackwell Scholarship Peter M. Grant II Family Scholarship Eugenie and Joseph Jones Family Scholarship Isaac Curry Virginia Omicron James J. Griffitts, M.D. Scholarship Foundation Scholarship Scholarship

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John Paul Jones Scholarship J. Sanford Miller Family Scholarship Probasco Family Scholarship Donna and Richard D. Tadler Scholarship Paul Tudor Jones II Scholarship Minor Family Scholarship Martin A. Purcell Family Scholarship Taylor Brothers Scholarship Douglas M. and Peggy Shomo Joyner E. Sclater Montague Scholarship Ralph James Quale Jr. Scholarship Taylor-Tyree Family Scholarship Family Scholarship B.H. Rutledge Moore Family Elwood R. Quesada Scholarship Thanksgiving Foundation Scholarship Roxanna and Ralph Joynes Scholarship Scholarship–in honor of B. Allston Peter and Crisler Quick Scholarship R. Blair and Susan J. Thomas Scholarship KBR Foundation Scholarships Moore and Walter Bedford Moore Ray R. and Eunice T. Ramey Scholarship Trainor Family Scholarship Janice Clark Kellogg Scholarship Charles V. Moore Scholarship Jean Rayburn–South Carolina Scholarship Deborah and Eli W. Tullis Scholarships Elbert A. Kincaid Scholarship Morgan Family Scholarship Kenneth and Stannye R. Reutlinger Eli W. Tullis Scholarships Chiswell D. Langhorne Jr. Scholarship Robin Ashley and Tracy Pendleton Scholarship University of Virginia Club of Richmond Christopher A. Leventis–South Carolina Morgan Scholarship J. Mack Robinson Scholarship –Virginius Dabney Scholarship Scholarship Charles Morse and Elisabeth Morse Roby and Louise C. Robinson Scholarship University of Virginia Club of George Lewis Scholarship Giovine Scholarship E. Paul Rogers Jr. Scholarship Washington–Thomas B. Worsley Lawrence Lewis Jr. Scholarships Stanley G. Mortimer III Scholarship James E. Rutrough Jr. Scholarship Scholarship William C. Lickle Scholarship Virginia and Alfred L. Munkres St. Elmo Hall (Delta Phi) Scholarship Peggy and Henry Valentine Scholarship John S. Lillard Scholarship Scholarship W. Reid Sanders Family Scholarship Nancy and Neal O. Wade Jr. Scholarship Carl H. Lindner III Scholarship Thomas G. and Joy P. Murdough James Earle Sargeant–Seven Society L.S. Waldrop/T. Evans Wyckoff Eric J. Lloyd Family Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Michael P. and Barbara Golden Lynn Timothy J. and Diane H. Naughton Mamie and Louis A. Sarkes Jr. Family David C. Walentas Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Wallace–to Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation The Noland Scholarship Todd R. Schnuck Scholarship be named Scholarships Norfolk Academy Scholarship C. Porter Schutt Scholarship The Westend Foundation Scholarship Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Oehmig Family Scholarship W. Harry Schwarzschild Jr. and Kathryn Westminster Schools Scholarship Scholarships Olsson Family Scholarship Schwarzschild Scholarship Westmoreland Coal Company–Penn John P. March Scholarship John H. and Mary H. Owens Scholarship S. Buford Scott Scholarship Virginia Scholarship Thomas E. Martin Jr. Family Scholarship William G. Pannill Scholarships Thomas Gillespie Scully Scholarship In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Elisabeth A. and Mark T. Massey Paradis Family Scholarship Shinn-Mignerey Family Scholarship B. White Sr. and Claire C. Smith Scholarship Parents Program Scholarship Marc and Nancy Shrier Scholarship Scholarships James P. Massie Scholarship Robert H. Parsley Scholarship James G. Simmonds Memorial Virginia R. and William H. White III Eugenia R. and Myron B. Mausteller Payne-Harmon Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Albert Dorset Penick Scholarship Alexander J. Sloane Scholarship Wendy Whitlow Scholarship William A. McClung Memorial C.D.L. and M.T.B. Perkins Scholarship Souder Family Scholarship William C. and Frederick W. Whitridge Scholarship Randolph Preston Pillow Scholarships Peter W. Stott Foundation Scholarship Scholarship C. Wilson McNeely III Scholarship Pinho Family Scholarship (Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Stott) Ralph C. Wilson Scholarship George J. McVey Scholarship Robert S. Pitts Jr. and Elizabeth O’Brien Ann Vernon and Gilbert J. Sullivan R.E. Lee Wilson Scholarship Middendorf Foundation–Nicholas G. Pitts Scholarship Scholarship Frank Gardiner Wisner St. Paul’s School Penniman III Scholarships Joan and Philip B. Pool Jr. Family Owen and Margaret Tabor Family Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship

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David J. Wood Scholarships Scholarship Paul B. Barringer Family Fellowship Edward P. Owens Fellowship Brian A. Wright Memorial Scholarship Parker H. Lee Jr., M.D. Scholarship D.N. Batten Foundation Fellowship C. Mark Pirrung Family Fellowship Clarence S. and Florence F. Wright Lintott Family Scholarship Kenneth L. Bazzle Fellowship William and Carolyn Polk Fellowship Memorial Scholarship Mackenzie Family Scholarship Trey Beck Fellowship Harold J. and Jacquelyn F. Rodriguez Studie and Zach Young Scholarship Scott G. and Karen L. Martin Birdsall Fellowship for the Miller Center Family Fellowship William H.P. Young Scholarship Scholarship of Public Affairs Edgar Shannon Fellowships in Music Anonymous Mense Family Scholarship John A. Blackburn Fellowship Edgar Shannon Fellowships in Art History Anonymous The Morgan Family Scholarship Brian Layton Blades Fellowship Marc and Nancy Shrier Endowment Fund Anonymous P. Harris Morris Jr. Scholarship Brockman Foundation Fellowship Elizabeth Arendall Tilney and Schuyler Anonymous Puntereri-Rose Family Scholarship A. Macdonald Caputo Fellowship Merritt Tilney Fellowship Renner Family Scholarship Irby Cauthen Fellowships John E. Walker Jr. Fellowship ESTABLISHED SCHOLARSHIPS Jaybird Clare Russell Family Scholarship Penny S. and James G. Coulter Fellowship James H. and Elizabeth W. Wright Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Adatto Jefferson Scholars Shadwell Society Gregory L. and Nancy H. Curl Fellowship Fellowship Family Scholarship Scholarship Terrence D. Daniels Family Fellowship Anonymous Daniel S. Adler Scholarship Todd M. Simkin Scholarship David Dean Fellowship Anonymous Arkansas Scholarship Smiley Family Scholarship Doffermyre Family Fellowship Anonymous Attison L. Barnes III and Karen Clarke Stevens Family Scholarship Groundbreakers Fellowship Barnes Family Scholarship John B. Syer Scholarship Mary Anderson Harrison Fellowship COLLEGE OF ARTS Margaret and George Basu Scholarship Lavinia H. Touchton Scholarship Harrison Family Foundation Fellowship & SCIENCES

Veronica M. and Anson Hill Beard Christopher G. Turner Family Scholarship Eric M. Heiner Fellowship ESTABLISHED GRADUATE Scholarship Vallar Family Scholarship Hilliard Family Fellowship FELLOWSHIPS Warren Fulton Chauncey Scholarship Brandt and Ruth Vaughan Scholarship Douglas S. Holladay Sr. and Cary N. Richard G. and Alice C. Tilghman Frederick C. Coble Scholarship Thomas B. Whelan Scholarship Moon Jr. Fellowship Fellowship D’Arpino Family Scholarship Tate and Webb Wilson Scholarship Jefferson Arts and Sciences Dissertation Downes Family Scholarship C.S. Brent Winn Family Scholarship Year Fellowship ENGINEERING Kirkman Finlay III Scholarship Herbert S. Winokur, Class of 1940 Corydon M. and Ruth Leigh Johnson

Daniel F. Fisher Jr., M.D. Scholarship Scholarship Fellowship ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS Brenton and Lindsay Halsey Family Sally Dowd Wood Scholarship Eric P. and Elizabeth R. Johnson Family Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Scholarship Zamoff Family Scholarship Fellowship Fellowships Elizabeth Tyler Harris Scholarship Anonymous–to be named Paul T. Jones II Fellowships Peter and Crisler Quick Fellowship Izlar Scholarship John S. Lillard Fellowships Walker and Bill Jones Scholarship COLLEGE OF ARTS H. Eugene Lockhart Family Fellowship DARDEN Kaplan Family Scholarship & SCIENCES Melville Foundation Fellowship ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS Cornelius Francis Kelley Scholarship ENDOWED GRADUATE John L. Nau III Fellowship Thornton Kirby Scholarship FELLOWSHIPS Newman Family Fellowship W. L. Lyons Brown III Fellowship Krizek Family Scholarship Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation William D. and Ellen H. Cannon Laura S. Bailey Fellowship The Mary and Donald Laing III Fellowship Fellowship

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John L. Colley Jr. Fellowships Harrison-Wood Professorship John Fowler and Corey Phillips Fowler Paul T. Jones II Professorship Fellowship David C. Walentas Professorship Goodwin/Hardie Family Fellowship Inglesby Family Fellowship PROFESSORSHIPS Peter and Eaddo Kiernan Fellowship ESTABLISHED Macfarlane Family Fellowship Melville Foundation Fellowships W. L. Lyons Brown Jr. Distinguished Smith Family Fellowship Professorship in Diplomacy and Lee Walker Fellowship Statecraft A. Macdonald Caputo Leadership Fund DARDEN Thompson Dean Distinguished College Professorship ESTABLISHED FELLOWSHIPS Elcan Professorship Lauren M. and William I. Huyett Jefferson Scholars Foundation/College Family Fellowship Foundation Professorship McFadden Fellowship Jefferson Scholars Foundation Schenck Wilkinson Family Fellowship in honor Professorship in Law of Luly Wilkinson James H. and Elizabeth W. Wright Professorship NATIONAL Anonymous–to be named FELLOWSHIPS ENDOWED

C. Austin Buck Family National Fellowship

NATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS ESTABLISHED

Louis Galambos National Fellowship in Business and Politics

PROFESSORSHIPS ENDOWED

Brockman Foundation Professorship

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Donors Mary Scott B. and John Holmes Barbara G. and William F. Dordelman Christy H. Hooper Those who have contributed Birdsall III Robert W. Downes Ingrid and J. Carter Houghton or committed $10,000 or more Betsy N. and William F. Blue Jr. R. Foster Duncan Karin S. and Lawrence D. Howell II to the Jefferson Scholars Lisa O. and J. Tyler Blue Edmonds Family Foundation Lauren M. and William I. Huyett Foundation from July 1, 2018 Katherine B. and William F. Blue Pamela F. and Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. Claire C. Hyde to June 30, 2019. Cameron F. Boland Patricia Frist Elcan Joan W. and Thomas V. Inglesby Shelley L. and Daniel J. Boyce Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation James J. Izard II Planned Gifts Amy and Kevin D. Brown Dagmar F. and Frederick A. Fellowes Paul R. Izlar Those who have made planned W. L. Lyons Brown Foundation Joan M. and Jeffrey B. Ferrill Mary Kay and John Strangfeld gift designations during the Alice Cary and Hon.W. L. Kirkman Finlay III Kimberly F. and K. Roger Johnson Jr. fiscal year July 1, 2018 to June Lyons Brown Jr. Daniel F. Fisher Jr., M.D. Kevin M. Johnson 30, 2019 for the benefit of the Susanna S. and W. L. Lyons Brown III Jeanne Donovan Fisher Hope and Charles H. Jones Jr. Jefferson Scholars Foundation. A. Cary Brown and Stephen Epstein Corey P. and John D. Fowler Jr. Olivia and Walter Keibach Foundation Joanna W. and Stuart R. Brown Cynthia K. and W. Heywood Fralin Sr. Brittain Bardes Damgard and Janet H. and Lucien D. Burnett III Cynthia T. and Mark E. Galant John M. Damgard II Cheryl T. and Robert G. Byron Gregg I. Goldenberg Mary Cudlip William D. Cannon Jr. Green Family Foundation Blakely C. Page DONORS Thomas Y. Catlett Linda G. and Matthias D. Renner Herbert Klotz ACAIR Foundation DuPre C. Cochran Elizabeth and D. Maybank Hagood Shahnaz Batmanghelidj and Tucker Quayle Estate of Lee S. Cochran Sarah A. and Frank M. Hamlin Radford W. Klotz Elizabeth M. and Lee S. Ainslie III Commonwealth Foundations Maryanne Quinn and Bryan A. Hancock Robert Stribling Koster James Lindsey Alley Alice T. and William H. Goodwin Jr. Lee B. and Robert H. Harper Christopher G. Lanning The Ambrose Monell Foundation Chrystal H. and William H. Harris Foundation George Lewis Ambrose Monell Goodwin III Elizabeth Tyler Harris May Liang and James W. Lintott Arkwright Foundation, Inc. Kirsti W. and Matthew T. Goodwin Jil and H. Hiter Harris Malcolm Little Marguerite M. Cates and Molly G. and Robert D. Hardie Harrison Foundation Helen B. and George W. Logan MacFarlane L. Cates Theresa Riddle and H. William Coogan Jr. Marjorie H. Webb Honorable Barbara M.G. and Jane H. Armfield Gordon Crawford Wendy and John P. Havens Michael P. Lynn Kelly B. and Tiffany B. Armstrong Rose C. and Stephen S. Crawford Andrew C. Hee Kelley MacDougall and Michael Pausic Karen C. and Attison L. Barnes III Mary B. Cheatham Heimann Family Foundation Margaret H. Wright Trust Margaret Henderson Basu and Christine K. and John M. Cusano Jr. Sandra and Robert Heimann Trula L. and John H. Wright III George Basu Courtnay S. and Terrence D. Daniels Kathryn and Peter J. Hicks Karen L. and Scott G. Martin T. Westray Battle III Catherine D. and Lodewijk de Vink Landon Hilliard III Elisabeth A. and Mark T. Massey Ritchie Battle Allison Cryor DiNardo and Deborah R. and Jonathan J. Hirtle Suzanne T. and Vincent J. R. Kent Bennett Jr. Robert B. DiNardo William A. Hobbs Jr., M.D. Mastracco Jr., Esq. Steven R. Berger Edward J. Dobbs Lynn and John C. H. Hooff Jr.

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Elizabeth L. and Gregory A. Ann K. and David Stevens McCrickard Nancy and Alvin C. Stump Jane P. and Barclay McFadden Virginia M. Syer The Melville Foundation Elizabeth and Owen Tabor Jr. Jean R. and Harry Burn III Ann V. and A. Wellford Tabor Lynn G. and D. Craig Mense Paul M. Talmadge Jr. Merrick Family Foundation Jennifer B. and Owen D. Thomas Leslie T. and Nicholas A. Merrick Lavinia H. Touchton Courtney Byrd Metz Eli W. Tullis Jacqueline F. Michnoff Lowell Ukrop Middendorf Foundation Robert S. Ukrop Charles M. Mitchell Hatsy and Scott W. Vallar Virginia C. and Edward C. Mitchell Jr. Ruth J. and Brandt A. Vaughan Calvert Saunders Moore and George Terry and Robert M. Wadsworth B. Moore L. S. Waldrop Sr. Moran Family Foundation Nancy S. and David N. Webb Gwyneth and Don Dennard Elizabeth D. and E. Jenner Wood III Dahne and Walter Morgan Jeanette and Richard D. Wood Jr. Parks Harris Morris Jr. G. Kent Wunderlich Diane H. and Timothy J. Naughton Erin M. and Mitchell E. Zamoff Peter H. Neuwirth Daniel D. O’Neill Patty and Doug Reid Family Foundation PLANNED GIFTS Patricia and Douglas Reid Gregg I. Goldenberg Donald E. Perry Alison M. Gregory Estate of Randolph Preston Pillow Karen L. and Scott G. Martin Elizabeth O. and Robert S. Pitts Jr. Parks Harris Morris Jr. Anne Walker and Walker L. Poole Clara M. and Stephen P. Smiley David A. Preiser Elizabeth D. and E. Jenner Wood III Robinson Family Foundation Robin and Hilton Howell Erin Lee and William P. Russell Jr. A number of donors make commitments to the Mary H. and Thomas A. Saunders III Foundation but wish to remain anonymous. John R. Sette II The contributions of these generous, though Clara M. and Stephen P. Smiley unnamed, donors are important, and we are Penny and E. Roe Stamps IV deeply grateful for their support.

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Investment Return Foundational The Foundation’s financial permanence, The endowment returns saw significant Financial Principles combined with its proven ability to carry volatility during fiscal year 2018-19, but the The Foundation’s funding model has been out its mission, has instilled confidence in Foundation ultimately finished the year with key to the Foundation’s success over the last thousands of U.Va. alumni and friends who a 5.13 percent weighted-average return on four decades. Nearly all gifts received by the have continued to extend their support. As a its cash and investments. The weighted- Foundation, no matter the size, are invested. result of its fiscally conservative approach, average investment return was not The Foundation has never relied on current- the Foundation now manages a large significantly greater than the percentage use dollars to support its annual operations. number of perpetual funds that continue to of the endowment expended to cover the This investment strategy, implemented with a provide a strong and continuing source of Foundation’s program, development, and view towards long-term capital appreciation, funding for future generations of exceptional administrative expenses. As a result, the provides a stable and growing source of undergraduate and graduate students, as well Foundation relied upon solid fundraising operational income in perpetuity. as outstanding faculty. results to push the endowment portfolio value to $459 million, an increase of about $12 million or 3 percent over last fiscal year.

Operational and Capital Spending The Foundation’s operational expenses and capital expenditures finished the The Foundation’s financial fiscal year on budget at $18.1 million, with an endowment spend rate of 4.81 permanence, combined with its percent. The expense allocation across the Foundation’s three functional areas proven ability to carry out its was 81 percent for program support, 12 percent for development, and 7 percent mission, has instilled confidence in for administrative. Looking ahead to fiscal year 2019-20, the approved operating and thousands of U.Va. alumni and friends capital budget is $19.8 million. This year- over-year increase of approximately $1.7 who have continued to extend their million is driven by additional Fellowship and Professorship awards, program staff support over four decades. growth, and a one-time increase in capital replacement costs.

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FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

SCHOLAR / FELLOW / PROFESSOR SUPPORT SOURCES OF INCOME EXPENSES BY FUNCTION

Stipends/Awards/Research $10,389,459 Foundation Endowment $16,526,537 Program $14,602,115 Enrichment Programs $689,877 Other Endowments $1,260,965 Development $2,150,202 Professorships $503,582 Other Sources $323,165 Administrative $1,358,350 Selection/Recognition $461,714 TOTAL $18,110,667 TOTAL $18,110,667 TOTAL $12,044,632

ENDOWMENT GROWTH

DOLLARS IN MILLIONS 459.2 447.2 414.8 366.6 359.3 347.6 303.8 267.4 254.1 215.5 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

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CONCLUSION The Foundation remains very optimistic about the future and its ability to succeed in its mission of supporting U.Va. The Foundation’s investment strategy, coupled with a perpetual time horizon, should keep the Foundation in a strong position to weather any temporary storms that impact the financial markets. This financial strength could not have occurred without support from the many people who have believed in the mission of the Foundation since its inception. The Foundation extends its sincere gratitude for the countless gifts of time and financial resources provided over almost four decades. The Foundation takes its fiduciary responsibility very seriously and promises to build upon the legacy of handling its financial resources in a way that honors the covenant made with its benefactors.

20 2019 YEARBOOK 21 JIMMY JIMMY WRIGHT AND TIM INGRASSIA TIM make it a habit to work hard hard work it a habit to make of a chance have mission, we and to stay focused on our on our focused stay and to unquenched, as long as we as long as we unquenched, sustaining excellence.” sustaining for excellence remains remains excellence for As long as our thirst As thirst long as our — 2019 YEARBOOK FACULTY

For nearly four decades, the Foundation has helped recruit outstanding undergraduate and graduate students to the University. More recently, the Foundation has underscored its commitment to attracting outstanding talent to U.Va. by raising more than $70 million in support of endowed professorships. These professorships aim to attract to U.Va. nationally and internationally recognized scholars and leaders in their fields, known for their superior abilities as both classroom teachers and innovative researchers.

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PROFESSORSHIPS Taking the Initiative Kevin Pelphrey was Christa Dierksheide In spring 2019, Dierksheide joined drawn to U.Va. by its the Corcoran Department of History commitment to autism in the College of Arts & Sciences as the Brockman Foundation Jefferson research—and by the Scholars Foundation Professor. students themselves Her research focuses on race and slavery, the political thought of Thomas Jefferson, and the legacy of the founding generation. INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED neuroscientist Kevin Pelphrey had many reasons to pursue a position at the University of Virginia. As the founding director of the Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute at George Washington University, Pelphrey had been tracking U.Va.’s growing investment in autism research. Kevin Pelphrey He noted how several schools and units on Grounds—including the College of Arts & Sciences, the Curry School of Education The Harrison-Wood Jefferson and Human Development, the School of Medicine, and the Brain Scholars Foundation Professor, Pelphrey joined the faculty in fall 2018 Institute—began developing initiatives to improve understanding with appointments in the School of and treatment of this complex disorder. Medicine and the Curry School of The Jefferson Scholars Foundation also caught Pelphrey’s eye. “What really struck me was Education and Human Development. that the Foundation was targeting young people who were the best and the brightest,” he says. An internationally renowned scientist, Pelphrey, who has taught and conducted research at a range of leading institutions, including he works to develop individually Duke and Yale, joined U.Va.’s faculty in fall 2018 as the Harrison-Wood Jefferson Scholars tailored treatments for individuals Foundation Professor. Through the Foundation, he has helped advance the university-wide with autism. efforts he observed—with the aid of talented undergraduate and graduate students. Pelphrey has been deeply impressed with the Jefferson Scholars assisting him in the lab; some have even spurred him to rethink the direction of his research, he says. Inspired by their own experiences learning from their peers in the Jefferson Scholars Program, two students suggest- ed that Pelphrey and his team expand the scope of one study on learning to include not only Jianhua ‘JC’ Cang parent-child and student-teacher relationships, but also peer-to-peer ones. “Sometimes they’re so Hired in 2017, Cang is the Paul smart and so good at fitting in that you forget they’re students,” says Pelphrey. T. Jones Jefferson Scholars The University’s abundant resources concerning optical imaging and genetic sequencing Foundation Professor. He have proved invaluable to his research. But for Pelphrey, the students themselves are also an helps lead brain-science research efforts at U.Va. With incredible asset. “I’ve taught at some great schools, but the amount of initiative and motiva- joint appointments in biology tion that I see in U.Va. students, especially Jefferson Scholars, amazes me,” he says. “They’re and psychology in the College not waiting for the information to come to them; they’re going out and getting it.” of Arts & Sciences, he seeks to identify treatments for visual impairments.

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2019 Faculty Fellows AWARD FOR Every year the Foundation invites department chairs and deans across EXCELLENCE U.Va. to nominate faculty members IN TEACHING who go the extra mile in fulfilling their vocation without regard for This year the Foundation recognized five U.Va. faculty their own advancement. members for exceptional classroom teaching. Recipients Patrick of this year’s awards received a total of $25,000. Grant Over the last 14 years, the Jefferson Scholars Foundation has ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Department of awarded more than $500,000 to 60 faculty members in the College of Arts Biochemistry and & Sciences, the Curry School of Education and Human Development, the Molecular Genetics Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, the McIntire School School of Medicine of Commerce, the School of Architecture, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the School of Medicine. John Miller ARTHUR F. AND MARIAN W. STOCKER PROFESSOR HARTFIELD OF CLASSICS EXCELLENCE Department of Classics IN TEACHING College of Arts & AWARD Sciences

Mohammed Every year the Sawaie Foundation invites PROFESSOR department chairs in the Nada Basit Geoff Geise Department of Middle School of Engineering ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR and Applied Science Eastern & South Asian Department of Computer Department of Chemical to nominate faculty Language & Cultures Science Engineering members who exemplify College of Arts & the highest standards and School of Engineering and School of Engineering and Sciences practices of teaching. Applied Science Applied Science

25 Since 1980, the Jefferson Scholars Program has continued has continued Program Scholars Since 1980, the Jefferson leaders, promising the most the University to attract to The Scholarship in the world. and citizens scholars, U.Va. at years four for attendance of cost the entire covers enrichment program. and includes an extensive UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS

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see in their eyes then that they saw the humanity in me,” she says—“that I cared about other people, and that I didn’t achieve just for the sake of achieving, but SCHOLARS-IN- to reach for the greater good.” RESIDENCE Since her graduation in 2003, Grace has served on regional selection committees for the SIGNIFICANT Foundation and, most recently, on the national ACHIEVEMENTS selection committee as well. In their conversations with hundreds of students at the top of their 8 Lawn Residents graduating classes, these committees seek to uncover the authentic person beneath the many layers of 1 Phi Beta Kappa academic accomplishment and to determine if that 2 Honor Committee person demonstrates the generosity and drive that Members characterize a Jefferson Scholar. The process is far from easy. As Ashwanth 4 Judiciary Committee Vice Chairs Samuel, the Hilliard Family Jefferson Scholar and a member of the class of 2019, attests, the presence 13 Undergraduate of so many other talented students alone can feel Research Awards overwhelming. “You start to wonder, ‘Do I deserve 23 Raven Society Members to be here when there are all these amazing people here?’” Samuel says. But for everyone involved, it’s an 6 Receiving Master’s enriching experience. “The people on my selection Degrees committees truly wanted to understand my life,” he Reaching for the Greater Good 1 Marshall Scholar says. “I felt this real sense of sincerity from them.” A Scholar and an alumna That candor often takes the form of challenging 1 Fulbright Scholar reflect on the undergraduate questions, some of which ask students to consider 1 David L. Boren Scholar views that directly oppose their own. The point isn’t selection process to intimidate, Grace says. “When you offer a student 1 Schwarzman Scholar a counterpoint, you’re looking for them to say, ‘Hey, that’s not something I’ve considered before, but when 1 Algernon Sydney DURING HER FIRST interview in the Sullivan Award I leave here I’m going to read more about it,’” she says. Jefferson Scholarship competition, “The best leaders can learn from others.” Raynelle Grace, the William A. 1 Ernest H. Ern Regardless of whether they win the Scholarship, Hobbs Jefferson Scholar, received a Distinguished students often finish the selection process with a new challenging question: If you could Student Award excitement about the University of Virginia. And as invite anyone to dinner, who would it 1 Gray-Carrington Award Samuel observed, it’s an enthusiasm that often endures be? She could have offered a response designed to impress, long after graduation. “Everyone’s passion regarding but instead she shared the real answer: her mother. Grace 3 Edgar F. Shannon Awards U.Va. was contagious,” he says. By the time he was a high-achieving student with a packed schedule, and returned home from the national selection weekend, since her mother worked four jobs, the two often struggled he was feeling it too. “I remember having this epiphany to connect. “When I explained it to my committee, I could that U.Va. was the right place for me,” he says.

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Undergraduate Enrichment Programs By the Numbers

OUTDOOR MODERN GUILD LEADERSHIP A personal coach $7,991,192 First-year Scholars guides second-year awarded in support of undergraduate Scholarships in fiscal year 2019 participate in a daylong Scholars through outdoor leadership course career exploration and designed to encourage readiness. EXPLORATORY FUND teamwork and build trust. All Scholars are invited 143 8-9% Scholars will be in residence in to apply for merit-based of the University’s SUMMER FOREIGN the 2019-20 academic year incoming class every year seed funding to implement are Jefferson Scholarship INSTITUTE FOR TRAVEL cutting-edge ideas that create nominees LEADERSHIP AND Rising third-year Scholars sustainable social, cultural, or 4,800+ CITIZENSHIP choose a foreign study economic change. secondary schools and 10,648 counselors in 62 regions were invited to Rising second-year opportunity provided nominate in our competition this year Scholars spend two weeks by the University’s 887 ADDITIONAL FUNDING alumni, faculty, and friends of the together participating in a International Studies University served on regional or service-learning project, Office. Scholars also Scholars who secure an national selection committees group discussions, have an opportunity unpaid internship receive a 2,000+ students were nominated to workshops led by notable to enjoy independent stipend from the Foundation. compete regionally, resulting 38 alumni and professionals travel based on a topic of Scholars may also receive in 118 finalists for the Jefferson new Scholars were recruited to Scholars Selection Weekend join the Foundation community in leadership positions, personal interest. funding to participate in and community-based January Term courses at U.Va. activities.

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OVERVIEW Nomination Regional Selection Final Selection Prospective Jefferson Scholars are Regional selection committees—comprised Finalists arrive on Grounds for a four- nominated by their schools (eligible schools of alumni and friends of the University— day opportunity to explore the University The may nominate one or two students per review all student application materials of Virginia. Activities include a seminar Jefferson year from the senior class). Nominations before conducting one or more rounds discussion, a written exercise, a math and are completed by both school officials and of interviews. At the end of this process, logic exam, and a personal interview. Scholarship students and include a scholastic report, finalists are invited to Charlottesville Selection extracurricular activities, recommendation to compete at the Jefferson Scholars Process letters, and two essays. Selection Weekend.

29 CLASS OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS 2019

30 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Daniel Eduardo Ajootian Jordan Elise Arnold Michael Chryll Bateman II RHODE ISLAND SCHOLAR MARY TILMAN CORSON SCHOLAR CLARENCE S. AND FLORENCE F. WRIGHT Moses Brown School Rockbridge County High School MEMORIAL SCHOLAR Providence, Rhode Island Lexington, Virginia Walter Hines Page High School Greensboro, North Carolina The English Students Association, president, head of communications; Seriatim Journal of University Judiciary Committee, vice chair for sanctions, counselor, First Year Judiciary American Politics, editor-in-chief, staff editor, design editor; The Oculus Journal of Undergradu- Committee chair; Virginia Review of Politics, executive editor, staff writer; Cavalier Daily, Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development, East Bali Cashews/Totem Application ate Research, staff editor; HackCville, The Pioneer, associate producer; Corcoran Department of viewpoint writer, copy staffer; Gray-Carrington Nominating Committee, chair; University Project; Unsung People, president, editor-in-chief; Charlottesville Climate Collaborative, History, research assistant; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, Probationary Committee, Guide Service, Outreach Committee chair, Alumni Relations Committee chair; Pay for program development assistant; High Tor Gear Exchange, retail crew member; Reelin’ for Pen & Ink Committee chair, Historical Committee illuminator; Minority Rights Coalition, Success Lab, senior fellow; Sustained Dialogue, moderator; Department of Economics, Research, volunteer; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society; Sustained Dialogue; Echols UP moderator, Advocacy Committee, Outreach Committee; Miller Center, Student Leaders research assistant; Rotunda Student Ambassador; Pi Beta Phi; Echols Scholar; Raven Scholar; McIntire Hedge Fund Tournament, winner; Order of the Orange Stole; M.S. Commerce, Program; Classics Club; Armenian Students’ Association; Shakespeare on the Lawn; Sustained Society; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Catalyst for Learning Faculty Award; Phi Beta Kappa Dialogue; Echols Scholar; Double Hoo Research Grant; Harrison Bush Award; Harrison Undergraduate Research Award; Ingrassia Family Research Grant; Michael Wagenheim DEGREE: B.A. Political and Social Thought Distinguished Majors DEGREE: M.S. Commerce; B.A. Global Studies with Distinction; Social Scholarship; Undergraduate Research Network Symposium, second place; Dean’s List; Raven Program with Highest Distinction and Economics Entrepreneurship Minor Society; Lawn resident FUTURE PLANS: To join the Virginia College Advising Corps as a FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a career in renewable energy college adviser at Covington High School DEGREE: B.A. Government and Foreign Affairs Honors with Honors and English Distinguished Majors Program with Distinction; History Minor

FUTURE PLANS: To begin a speechwriting career in New York City

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Jacob Lewis Blank James George Caffrey Isaiah Isaac Cohen PAUL TUDOR JONES II SCHOLAR THOMAS G. AND JOY P. MURDOUGH SCHOLAR JOHN AND BETSY CASTEEN SCHOLAR Alexander Dawson School Shaker Heights High School Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy Yeshiva University Lafayette, Colorado Shaker Heights, Ohio High School for Boys New York, New York Cavalier Daily, senior sports editor, sports columnist; TEDxUVA, Sponsorship Committee Responsible Investment Group, treasurer; McIntire Investment Institute, associate, analyst; chair; Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development, project director, treasurer, project Chi Psi Omicron, brotherhood chair; Business Ethics Society; Charlottesville Debate League, Seminole Trail Volunteer Fire Department, firefighter, emergency medical technician; leader; FairED Club, president, tutor; Net Impact, board fellow; Responsible Investment Group, treasurer; Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; 2019 Congregation Beth Israel, teacher; Virginia Interfaith Coalition, outreach chair; Rohr Chabad Sustainability Team; HackCVille, Wireframe; Phi Delta Theta; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List U.Va. Center for Global Health Case Competition, first place House at U.Va.; Brody Jewish Center Hillel; Virginia Consulting Group; No Tones A Cappella; One in Four; Perspective Understanding Leadership Sustained Exchange (PULSE), fellow; Sustained DEGREE: M.P.P. Public Policy; B.A. Economics with Distinction; DEGREE: B.S. Commerce Dialogue; International Relations Organization, Virginia International Crisis Simulation staffer, Business Spanish Minor FUTURE PLANS: To join Wells Fargo Securities as an analyst Virginia Model United Nations crisis director; Alternative Spring Break; Elevate Meal Plan, FUTURE PLANS: To join Greentech Capital Advisors as an analyst in New York City operations manager; Blueprint Leadership Program; Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad; in New York City Alpha Epsilon Pi; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; Raven Society

DEGREE: B.A. Political and Social Thought Distinguished Majors Program with High Distinction and Middle Eastern Studies; Religious Studies Minor

FUTURE PLANS: To join Bain & Company in New York City

32 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Mary Boyd Crosier Isabelle Deane Fitzgerald Caitlin Marie Flanagan ROBY AND LOUISE C. ROBINSON SCHOLAR REVEREND CALVIN AND FRANCES BLACKWELL SCHOLAR MIDDENDORF FOUNDATION - NICHOLAS G. PENNIMAN III The Westminster Schools Marymount School SCHOLAR Atlanta, Georgia New York, New York Rockbridge Academy Millersville, Maryland University Guide Service, chair, vice chair, scheduler; Housing and Residence Life, resident TEDxUVA, Speaker Selection Committee chair, treasurer, Sponsorship Committee chair; Tom advisor; School of Engineering and Applied Science Educational Innovation Advisory Board, Tom Founders Festival, Innovation Programming fellow; HackCville, Hustle Class, Partnerships Moot Court Team, president, executive vice president, vice president of administration; Charlot- student member; Engineers Going Global, treasurer; ULink: University Peer Advising Link; Team, Wireframe; Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development; Zeta Tau Alpha; Echols tesville Debate League, president, Curriculum Committee co-chair, head teacher; Bearings’ School of Engineering and Applied Science Dean’s Ambassador; Science, Technology, and Council, Echols Ambassador; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List Journal of Christian Thought, co-founder; The Oculus Journal of Undergraduate Research, editor; Society Department, teaching assistant; INST 1605: History of Mr. Jefferson’s University, course Virginia Literary Review, editor; Seriatim Journal of American Politics, editor; Trinity Presbyterian facilitator; Reformed University Fellowship; Sustained Dialogue; Raven Society, Engineering DEGREE: B.A. Economics with Distinction; Technology Church, Sunday School assistant teacher; Madison House, AVID tutor; Charlottesville Abundant Selections chair; Pi Beta Phi, vice president of administration, Policy and Standards Board; Entrepreneurship Minor Life Ministries, tutor; Reformed University Fellowship; InterVarsity Christian Fellowship; Jeffer- Jefferson Public Citizens Grant; Rodman Scholar; Dean’s List; Intermediate Honors; Raven son Literary and Debating Society; Sustained Dialogue; Undergraduate Moot Court regional FUTURE PLANS: To join Morgan Stanley in New York City Society; Lawn resident champion; Echols Scholar; Michael Wagenheim Scholarship recipient; Raven Society

DEGREE: B.S. Systems Engineering with Highest Distinction; Computer DEGREE: B.A. Political and Social Thought Distinguished Majors Science and Engineering Business Minors Program with Highest Distinction and English

FUTURE PLANS: To join Bain & Company as an associate FUTURE PLANS: To join Kobre & Kim as a legal analyst in consultant in Boston Washington, D.C.

33 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

John Willard Fry Diogo Miguel Gonçalves Fortes James Matthew Gummersbach THE WESTEND FOUNDATION SCHOLAR WILLIAM C. LICKLE SCHOLAR BETTY AND JACK BLACKBURN SCHOLAR Webb School of Knoxville Carlucci American International School of Lisbon Peters Township High School Knoxville, Tennessee Sintra, Portugal McMurray, Pennsylvania

Oculus Journal of Undergraduate Research, editor-in-chief; Economics Club, president, tutoring Undergraduate Research Network, Symposium Committee co-chair; Perspective Under- Community Honor Fund, president, vice president for clients, education chair; TEDxUVA, co-chair; Cavalier Daily, marketing associate manager; Jefferson Literary and Debating Soci- standing Leadership Sustained Exchange (PULSE), moderator, fellow; TEDxUVA, Speaker’s curator, treasurer, Sponsorship Committee; University Guide Service; One in Four, presi- ety; Madison House, Cavs in the Classroom program director, volunteer; Sustained Dialogue; Committee; Madison House, Recreational Therapy Program; Out in STEM @ U.Va.; Washington dent, vice president, secretary; Engineering Students Without Borders, HiComm Project Department of Economics, teaching fellow; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; Kenneth G. Elzinga Literary Society and Debating Union; Sustained Dialogue; Department of Psychology Team; Madison House, Cavs in the Classroom; Rodman Council, advising co-chair, first Scholarship for Academic Excellence; Duncan Clark Hyde Academic Achievement Award (Behavioral Epigenetics and Social Neuroscience), research assistant; Department of Public year representative; Take Back the Night, finance chair; McIntire Investment Institute, Health Sciences, research assistant; Echols Scholar; Intermediate Honors; Dean’s List; Harrison analyst; Phi Delta Theta; Rodman Scholar; Duncan Clark Hyde Academic Achievement DEGREE: B.A. Political and Social Thought Distinguished Majors Undergraduate Research Award; College Science Scholar; Raven Society; Phi Beta Kappa Award in Economics; Raven Society; Lawn resident Program with Highest Distinction and Economics DEGREE: B.S. Neuroscience Distinguished Majors Program with DEGREE: B.S. Systems and Information Engineering with Highest FUTURE PLANS: To join Alpine Investors in San Francisco Highest Distinction Distinction and B.A. Economics; Engineering Business and Computer Science Minors FUTURE PLANS: To pursue research in autism and child develop- ment as a Developmental Psychopathology and Social Neuroscience FUTURE PLANS: To join Bain & Company as an associate consultant Fellow with the Yale Child Study Center in Boston

34 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Jiwon Han Mark Carlton Higby Irena Nannan Huang JAMES G. SIMMONDS MEMORIAL SCHOLAR ELISABETH A. AND MARK T. MASSEY SCHOLAR REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Korean Minjok Leadership Academy The Bolles School North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Gangwon, South Korea Jacksonville, Florida Durham, North Carolina

Sigma Pi Sigma, president; Astronomy Club; U.Va. Rock Climbing Team, Executive Board ULink: University Peer Advising Link, peer advisor; Alternative Spring Break, site leader; College HackCville, Launch program lead, partnerships manager, design programs coordinator; member; Swing Club at U.Va., Executive Board member, teacher; Megamaser Cosmology Mentors for Kids; Sustained Dialogue; Chi Psi, president, rush and recruitment chair; Lighting Virginia Consulting Group, president, vice president of technology and communications, Project; Compact Muon Solenoid Experiment (CERN); Space Telescope Science Institute, of the Lawn Light show design; Pi Tau Sigma International Mechanical Engineering Honor director of technology, project director; Housing and Residence Life, resident advisor; Virginia research intern; National Radioastronomy Observatory, research intern; College Council, Society; Rodman Scholar; Dean’s List Review of Politics, publisher, production manager; Profit with Purpose, webmaster, director physics-astronomy representative; Echols Advisory Council, undergraduate representative, of technology and communications; Raven Society, communications chair, College of Arts Echols Ambassador; Jefferson Public Service Fellow; O Records, guitarist; Echols Scholar; DEGREE: B.S. Mechanical Engineering with Highest Distinction; and Sciences selection chair; Jefferson Public Service Fellow, chair; Department of Computer Small Research Travel Grants (two-time recipient); Collegiate Lindy Hop Championships Engineering Business Minor Science, teaching assistant; Madison House, Cavs in the Classroom, Adopt-a-Grandparent; Gain finalist; Mitchell Summer Scholarship; Ig Nobel Prize; Deaver Scholarship; Laurie Lee Woolen Life; PowerUP Health, social media intern; College Council; Student Entrepreneurs for Economic FUTURE PLANS: To join Rolls-Royce as a manufacturing engineer Memorial Scholarship; College Council Spring Scholars Award; Harrison Undergraduate Development; U.Va. Student Council, Safety & Wellness Committee; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; in Richmond Research Award; Sigma Pi Sigma research symposium 1st place (two-time recipient); Inter- Intermediate Honors; Raven Society; Lawn resident mediate Honors; Dean’s List; D. Nelson Limber Prize (most outstanding astronomy major); ISO Academic Excellence Graduate Award DEGREE: B.S. Commerce with Distinction; B.A. Political Philosophy, Policy, and Law Distinguished Majors Program with High Distinction DEGREE: B.S. Astronomy-Physics Distinguished Majors Program with FUTURE PLANS: To join Oliver Wyman as a management Highest Distinction (completed in three years) consultant in Boston FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a Ph.D. in Astrophysics at Harvard University

35 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Seung Hyun Lee Robert Garrison McCray Edward John O’Rourke CHARLES G. DUFFY JR. AND VIRGINIA LEAHY HARRY W. GILBERT SCHOLAR CHARLES V. MOORE SCHOLAR DUFFY SCHOLAR Cape Henry Collegiate School New Canaan High School Canisius High School Virginia Beach, Virginia New Canaan, Connecticut Buffalo, New York Charlottesville Free Clinic, interpreter, screener ; U.Va. Pay For Success Lab, Childhood Asthma Inter-Fraternity Council, vice president of risk management; Madison House, Cavs in the U.Va. Student Council, Rules and Ethics Board chair; Cavalier Daily, business & marketing fellow; Honor Committee, support officer; Virginia Cheerleading; Madison House, Latin Ameri- Classroom program director; Alternative Investment Fund at McIntire, coverage director; manager; Virginia Undergraduate Law Review, Executive Board; International Relations can Migrant Aid, tutor; FairED Club; Beta Theta Pi; Echols Scholar; Harambee II Award Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development, vice president, project leader; Virginia Organization, Virginia Model United Nations vice chair, deputy-secretary of staff, Virginia Venture Fund; U.Va. Student Council, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Committee; Virginia International Crisis Simulation vice chair; McIntire Investment Institute, associate, analyst; DEGREE: B.A. Global Public Health Men’s Hockey, assistant captain; Delta Kappa Epsilon, philanthropy chair; Rodman Scholar; Madison House, tutor; Echols Scholar; Intermediate Honors; Dean’s List Raven Society; Gray-Carrington Scholarship Award FUTURE PLANS: To work as a scribe in an orthopedic surgeon’s office before applying to medical school DEGREE: M.S. Statistics; B.A. Statistics with Distinction DEGREE: B.S. Systems Engineering with Highest Distinction; Computer Science Minor FUTURE PLANS: To join Wells Fargo as a credit risk associate in San Francisco FUTURE PLANS: To join Alpine Investors as an investing analyst in San Francisco

36 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Taylor Ellen Portland Samuel Darin Powers Mary-Michael Robertson RICHARD M. BERKELEY FAMILY SCHOLAR MARY AND DANIEL LOUGHRAN FOUNDATION SCHOLAR E. STUART JAMES GRANT SCHOLAR Charlotte Country Day School Trinity Christian School Chatham Hall Charlotte, North Carolina Fairfax, Virginia Chatham, Virginia

Pancakes for Parkinson’s, Logistics Committee co-chair, Outreach Committee; Honor U.Va. Hospital Division of Infectious Disease and International Health, research fellow; Rodman Scholars Council, president, fourth year representative, service chair, first year service Committee, support officer; TEDxUVA, Logistics Committee; U.Va. Children’s Hospital U.Va. Pay for Sucess Lab, research fellow; University Judiciary Committee, vice chair for first liaison; The Spectra: The Virginia Engineering and Science Research Journal, editorial board; Pediatric Neurology and Epilepsy Clinic, shadow; St. Francis Hospital, operating room years, senior data manager, First Year Judiciary Committee chair; Housing and Residence Engineering Student Council, president, vice president, second year representative, First intern; Kappa Kappa Gamma, treasurer, Chapter Council member; Echols Scholar; Phi Life, resident advisor; Madison House, Music Mentoring Program director, volunteer; Safer Year Committee; Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, research assistant; Eta Sigma National Honor Society; Order of Omega Honor Society; Kenneth G. Elzinga Communities Initiative, co-chair, representative; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, Pro- Girls Can Change the World with Science, STEM outreach program developer; Lewis and Scholarship for Academic Excellence bationary Committee; Inova Hospital Beatty Liver and Obesity Research Program, researcher; Clark Exploratory Center, youth STEM outreach; Southern Environmental Law Center, intern; Ontiq Sciences, data research intern; Herndon STEM Academy, bilingual alegbra & biology Biophilic Cities Project, intern; National Institute of Building Sciences, science and technology DEGREE: B.A. Economics with Distinction; Biology Minor instructor; University of Global Health Equity, research intern; Legal Aid Justice Center, research policy intern; UBike Ambassador; American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) consultant; Reformed University Fellowship; Echols Scholar; Center for Global Health University Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Linda Latham Scholar; SEAS’s Policy FUTURE PLANS: To join McKinsey & Company as a business analyst Scholar Award; Lawn resident; Raven Society; Order of the Orange Stole; Fulbright Scholar Internship Program, Barbara and Dudley White Fellow; Rodman Scholar; Chi Epsilon Civil in New Jersey Engineering Honor Society; U.Va. Science Policy Initiative’s Science Policy Symposium: Poster DEGREE: B.A. Biostatistics and Religious Studies with Distinction Session for Graduate Research, third place; Dean’s List; 2019 SEAS Outstanding Student of the (completed in three years) Year; Edgar F. Shannon Award for SEAS

FUTURE PLANS: To study as a Fulbright Scholar, researching the DEGREE: B.S. Civil Engineering with High Distinction; Global Sus- usage of data systems and health system strengthening and equitable tainability, and Science and Technology Policy Minors development in public health in Kigali, Rawanda FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a Master of Urban and Environmental Planning at U.Va.’s School of Architecture

37 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Allison Blackwell Rogge Megan Claire Routbort Ashwanth Joshua Samuel SIDONIE K. EVANS FAMILY SCHOLAR NANCY AND NEAL O. WADE JR. SCHOLAR HILLIARD FAMILY SCHOLAR Sycamore High School St. John’s School Olathe Northwest High School Cincinnati, Ohio Houston, Texas Olathe, Kansas

Student Entrepreneurs for Economic Development, president, project member; Housing University Judiciary Committee, vice chair for trials, counselor, First Year Judiciary Inter-Fraternity Council, president, Membership Committee; Undergraduate Research and Residence Life, resident advisor; University Guide Service; Green Grounds, Green Corner Committee vice chair; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, vice president, Probationary Network, officer; Alternative Spring Break, site leader; University Guide Service; Radio Music Consulting Group founding team member, Growing for Change liaison; New Dominions A Committee chair; U.Va. Student Council, Sustainability Committee co-chair; HackCville, The Society, treasurer, violinist; Charlottesville Symphony, violinist; Unsung People, TurnUp coor- Cappella; FairED Club; Kappa Delta; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List Pioneer associate producer; Sustainability Advocates; Sustained Dialogue; Arts Mentors dinator; Orientation & New Student Programs, orientation leader; Sustained Dialogue; Pres- Program; Echols Council, Echols Ambassador; Connections Newsletter, student editor; Wild ident’s Inauguration Committee; TEDxUVA, speaker; Phi Delta Theta, president, philanthropy DEGREE: B.A. Economics with Distinction Virginia; Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center, intern; Echols Scholar; Michael Wagenheim chair; Echols Scholar; Emerging Greek Leader of the Year; Center for Global Health University Scholarship; Harrison Undergraduate Research Award; Dean’s List; Intermediate Honors; Scholar; Dean’s List; Lawn Resident; Ernest H. Ern Distinguished Student Award FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a law degree at the University of Raven Society; Phi Beta Kappa Texas in Austin DEGREE: M.S. Data Science; B.A. Statistics; History Minor DEGREE: B.A. English Distinguished Majors Program with Highest FUTURE PLANS: To join Bain & Company as an associate consultant Distinction and Global Studies; M.S. Commerce in Boston FUTURE PLANS: To join McKinsey & Company as a business analyst in Washington, D.C.

38 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Tsering Yangzom Say Varun Sharma Jacob Ryan Sheldon HOLBERT L. HARRIS FOUNDATION SCHOLAR NEW JERSEY SCHOLAR DEBORAH AND ELI W. TULLIS SCHOLAR United World College of the Atlantic Dr. Ronald E. McNair Academic High School Severn School Llantwit Major, Wales, United Kingdom Jersey City, New Jersey Severna Park, Maryland

Cavalier Daily, opinion writer, humor writer; Living Wage Campaign, historian; Machik, pres- University Judiciary Committee, senior counselor, counselor; HooThinks, president, co-founder, TEDxUVA, curator, Speakers Committee chair; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, ident, secretary; International Relations Organization, Virginia Model United Nations, deputy vice president for partnerships; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, treasurer, Appropria- Probationary Committee; Madison House, tutor; Sustained Dialogue; Center for Diabetes under-secretary general for crisis; Days on the Lawn, volunteer; Volunteers with International tions Committee chair; International Relations Organization, director of business development, Technology; Echols Scholar Students, Staff, and Scholars; Radio Free U.Va.; Hot Kids Comedy; Sustained Dialogue; Jefferson under-secretary-general for business and charity for VAMUN XXXVI; Virginia Review of Politics, Literary and Debating Society; The Roosevelt Society; Perspective Understanding Leadership staff writer; University Salsa Club; Department of Politics, research assistant; Virginia Mock DEGREE: B.A. Economics Distinguished Majors Program with High Sustained Exchange (PULSE), fellow; Jefferson Public Service Fellow; Echols Scholar; Double Trial; Department of Economics, teaching fellow; Virginia Consulting Group; Echols Scholar; Distinction and Mathematics Hoo Research Grant; Davis Scholar Founders Grant; Applied Predictive Technologies Case Competition, second place; Deloitte FUTURE PLANS: To join Brown Advisory as an analyst in Baltimore Consulting Undergraduate Case Competition, first place; 18th Annual Navigant-McIntire Case DEGREE: B.A. Political and Social Thought and Economics Competition, runner-up; Global Commerce Scholar; Dean’s List; Intermediate Honors; Beta Gamma Sigma Commerce Honor Society FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a Master of Divinity in Tibetan Buddhism and Gender from Harvard Divinity School DEGREE: B.S. Commerce with Distinction and Economics with Distinction

FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a Master in Global Affairs at Tsinghua University as a Schwarzman Scholar

39 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Robert Vincent Stephens Jr. Alexander Sherman Tabor Benjamin Joseph Tobin CHARLES L. BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLAR W. REID SANDERS FAMILY SCHOLAR G. DAVID CHEEK FAMILY SCHOLAR Marmion Academy Memphis University School Lake Braddock Secondary School Aurora, Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Burke, Virginia

The Roosevelt Society, president, secretary; U.Va. Student Council, Legislative Affairs Com- Hullabahoos A Cappella, president; Unsung People; Corner Indie Fest, Sponsorship Committee Cavalier Daily, managing editor, assistant managing editor, sports columnist, senior copy mittee, Legislative Relations Subcommittee; Virginia Review of Politics, associate editor, staff chair; Madison House, tutor; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List associate, sports associate; The Roosevelt Society, president, co-founder, vice president; writer; Engineering Student Council, Academic and Professional Development Committee; Charlottesville Debate League, curriculum development co-chair, head teacher; Sustained Charlottesville Debate League, debate instructor; International Relations Organization, DEGREE: B.S. Commerce; B.A. Music Dialogue, moderator; Perspective Understanding Leadership Sustained Exchange (PULSE), Virginia Model United Nations crisis staffer, Jefferson Committee on Diplomacy, Virginia moderator; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, Probationary Committee; Housing and FUTURE PLANS: To join Farient Advisors as a consulting analyst in Inter-Generational Model United Nations, Virginia International Crisis Simulation assistant Residence Life, resident advisor; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; Raven Society; Lawn resident New York City crisis director; Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, teaching assistant; Catholic Hoos, outreach chair, Worship Committees, Communications Committee; Department of DEGREE: B.A. Government and Foreign Affairs Honors with Honors Computer Science, teaching assistant; College Republicans; The Wilson Journal of International and Media Studies; Spanish Minor Affairs; IEEE Photonics Society; U.Va. Optoelectronic Device Group, research assistant; Cavalier FUTURE PLANS: To join Louisville Courier Journal as a breaking news Marching Band, basketball band; Jefferson Literary and Debating Society; Starbucks, barista; reporter in Kentucky Rodman Scholar; Dean’s List

DEGREE: B.S. Electrical Engineering with High Distinction; Computer Science Minor

FUTURE PLANS: To join The Boeing Company as a systems engineer in Fairfax, while pursuing a Master in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University

40 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Deniz Tunceli Olivier Paul Weiss Eric Xiaohang Xu REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR THE HONORABLE W.L. LYONS BROWN JR. SCHOLAR ROXANNA AND RALPH JOYNES SCHOLAR Central Bucks High School South The French American School of New York Western Albemarle High School Warrington, Pennsylvania Mamaroneck, New York Crozet, Virginia

Virginia Mock Trial, executive vice president; Housing and Residence Life, resident advisor, Roosevelt Society, founder, president; Roosevelt Review, editor-in-chief; Jefferson Literary and Virginia Review of Politics, founder, editor-in-chief; Raven Council, president; Academic First Year Council Outreach Committee; Echols Council, Echols Ambassador; Sustained Debating Society, Debate and Oratory Committee; Cavalier Daily, opinion columnist; Madison Competition Club, president, captain; The Wilson Journal of International Affairs, Dialogue; Sigma Phi, pledge class president; Virginia Mock Trial, Quadruple All-American, House, tutor; Global Inquirer, researcher; Fox and Hedgehog, staff writer; University Democrats; editor-in-chief, managing editor, outreach chair; Charlottesville Debate League, head National Champion, All-American Witness, second nationally, eighteen Outstanding Witness Miller Center Presidential Recordings Program, intern; Echols Scholar; Moomaw Oratorical researcher; Miller Center of Public Affairs, Millennial Caucus Project co-chair, intern; Jazz Awards, Trial by Combat National Championship, finalist; Echols Scholar Contest, finalist; Joseph L. Bishop Award; Woodrow Wilson Journal Fall 2016 Essay Competition, Ensemble; Department of Politics, research assistant; International Relations Organization, first place; Smith-Simpson Debate on Foreign Policy, winner; Dean’s List Executive Board member; Echols Council, Echols Ambassador, volunteer coordinator, DEGREE: Political Philosophy, Policy, and Law Distinguished panelist; Moot Court Team; University Democrats; Madison House, Adopt-a-Grandparent; Majors Program DEGREE: History Distinguished Majors Program; Foreign Affairs Jane Dittmar for Congress, field organizer, intern; Jefferson Public Service Fellow, co-chair, 6 Degrees Project chair; Echols Scholar; Honor Summer Fellow; Dean’s List; Raven Fellow- FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a career in law FUTURE PLANS: To pursue a career in law ship; Academic Competition Federation, four-time undergraduate All-Star; Quandt Fund for International Research Grant; Foreign Policy Association Essay Competition, first place; Intermediate Honors; Pi Sigma Alpha; Raven Society

DEGREE: B.A. Government and Foreign Affairs Honors with High Honors

FUTURE PLANS: To join Roark Capital Group as a private equity analyst in Atlanta

41 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2019

Calvin Ralph Yeh Douglas Edwin Ziman Leeraz Teitz Zuo LESLIE GOLDBERG SCHOLAR JOSEPH CHAPPELL HUTCHESON SCHOLAR BOWLIN FAMILY SCHOLAR Poolesville High School The John Cooper School White Station High School Poolesville, Maryland The Woodlands, Texas Memphis, Tennessee

Alternative Investment Fund at McIntire, chief executive officer, chief information officer, University Judiciary Committee, investigator; University Guide Service, disciplinarian; Univer- U.Va. Student Council, director of membership, Academic Affairs Committee chief; HackCville, special situations group analyst; University of Virginia Investment Management Company sity Salsa Club, co-lead instructor; Wind Ensemble, second alto saxophone; Virginia Triathlon The Pioneer director, managing editor, associate producer; Center for Legislative Effectiveness, (UVIMCO), investment analyst intern; Business Ethics Society, president, director of scholastic Team; Cycling Club at U.Va.; Rodman Scholar research assistant; University Guide Service; Virginia Consulting Group; Student Entrepreneurs development; Virginia Consulting Group, project member; Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor for Economic Development; Echols Council, Echols ambassador; Delta Gamma, scholarship Society, vice president; Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship; Alfred Marshall Society; Accenture DEGREE: B.S. Systems Engineering with Distinction; B.A. Economics chair, promotions; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; Raven Society Innovation Challenge, U.Va. runner-up; Deloitte Consulting Undergraduate Case Competition, FUTURE PLANS: To join McKinsey & Company in Denver second place; Ankura-McIntire Case Competition, first place; Echols Scholar; Dean’s List; DEGREE: B.S. Commerce Intermediate Honors; Raven Society; Edgar F. Shannon Award for McIntire School of Commerce FUTURE PLANS: To join Alpine Investors in San Francisco

DEGREE: B.S. Commerce with Distinction; B.A. History

FUTURE PLANS: To join GTCR as a private equity analyst in Chicago

42 I think all of us go into the selection process knowing that we’ll learn from these students. We’re always so impressed; we can’t wait for them to join us in making a difference in the world.”

—RAYNELLE GRACE (JS ’03)

43 CLASS 2 OF 0

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44 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2020

Nathaniel Robert Isabelle Ballard Vilas Annavarapu Abraham Andrews FRANK BATTEN SCHOLAR CLASS OF 1983 - DAVID WILLIAM M. HILL JR. SCHOLAR The Charter School of P. CARMACK MEMORIAL St. Catherine’s School Wilmington SCHOLAR Richmond, Virginia Wilmington, Delaware Central High School English Government and Foreign Little Rock, Arkansas Affairs Honors Political and Social Thought; Economics

Parker James Bach Mary Elizabeth Kristen Rochelle Barksdale Barrett JEFFREY R. ANDERSON FAMILY SCHOLAR JAMES J. BAILEY III SCHOLAR FARISH FAMILY SCHOLAR Cincinnati Hills Episcopal High School of The Harpeth Hall School Christian Academy Baton Rouge Nashville, Tennessee Cincinnati, Ohio Baton Rouge, Louisiana English Distinguished Majors Media Studies Political Philosophy, Policy, Program; Minor in Drama and Law; History

Aurora Wickes Bays- Wyatt Sanford Michael Theodore Muchmore Beazley V Benos L.S. WALDROP/T. EVANS ELI W. TULLIS SCHOLAR W. HARRY SCHWARZSCHILD WYCKOFF SCHOLAR Woodberry Forest School JR. AND KATHRYN Interlake High School Woodberry Forest, Virginia SCHWARZSCHILD SCHOLAR Bellevue, Washington Commerce; Minor in Maggie L. Walker B.A. in Middle Eastern Mathematics Governor’s School Studies; pursuing Master of Richmond, Virginia Commerce Computer Science

Anna Leigh Cerf Trent Joseph James Coleman Chinnaswamy Chisom PETER AND CRISLER QUICK SCHOLAR GEORGE LEWIS SCHOLAR ROXANNA AND RALPH Edina High School Boston College High School JOYNES SCHOLAR Edina, Minnesota Boston, Massachusetts Salem High School Civil and Environmental B.A. Slavic Languages and Salem, Virginia Engineering Literature with Distinction; Economics; Statistics pursuing Master of Public Policy and Leadership

45 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2020

Mohammad Rami Xara Natasja Davies Clare Hill Draper V Daher WILLIAM C. AND FREDERICK W. HOLLIS FAMILY SCHOLAR PARENTS PROGRAM SCHOLAR WHITRIDGE SCHOLAR The Westminster Schools Amman Academy The Cheltenham Atlanta, Georgia Amman, Jordan Ladies’ College Classics; Political and Social Systems Engineering; Minor Gloucestershire, England Thought; Minor in Economics in Business English

Cassandra Mia Grello Xinlu Guo Ceileigh Mae Holsteen JOAN AND PHILIP B. POOL JR. ROBERT S. PITTS JR. AND JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FAMILY SCHOLAR ELIZABETH O’BRIEN PITTS FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Half Hollow Hills SCHOLAR Trinity Valley School High School East The Baldwin School Fort Worth, Texas Dix Hills, New York Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Nursing Human Biology; Spanish Economics

Bradley Alan Katcher Samuel Garland Rohit Musti LeFew WILLIAM A. HOBBS SCHOLAR ALBERT DORSET PENICK Westlake High School ELIZABETH M. FORSYTH SCHOLAR Westlake, Ohio SCHOLAR Indian Hill High School B.A. Economics with E. C. Glass High School Cincinnati, Ohio Distinction; M.A. Public Policy; Lynchburg, Virginia B.A. Computer Science; pursuing Master of Data Global Public Health pursuing Master of Science Computer Science

Lindsey Andrews Page Emmit Kellum Pert Akshay Naga Venkata Pulavarty DEBORAH AND ELI W. ST. ELMO HALL (DELTA PHI) TULLIS SCHOLAR SCHOLAR OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. Isidore Newman School Westview High School MAC KRELL JEFFERSON SCHOLAR New Orleans, Louisiana San Diego, California Westview High School Political and Social Thought B.S. Chemistry - Chemical Portland, Oregon Physics Distinguished B.A. Neuroscience Majors Program with Highest Distinguished Majors Program Distinction; pursuing Master with Highest Distinction; of Chemistry pursuing Master of Public Health

46 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2020

Philip Michael Colleen Marie Matthew Blake Renkert Schinderle Sonnenblick JOHN P. MARCH SCHOLAR HARRY W. GILBERT SCHOLAR MINOR FAMILY SCHOLAR Buffalo High School Granby High School Chadwick School Buffalo, Wyoming Norfolk, Virginia Palos Verdes Peninsula, Mechanical Engineering Human Biology; Minor California in Spanish Commerce; Economics

Alexandra Grace Emma Westerhof Jackson Gillespie Spratley Wilkins DOUGLAS M. AND PEGGY TAYLOR BROTHERS SCHOLAR SHOMO JOYNER FAMILY WILLIAM A. MCCLUNG Myers Park High School SCHOLAR MEMORIAL SCHOLAR Charlotte, North Carolina Yorktown High School Sacred Heart Catholic School Global Development Studies; Arlington, Virginia Hattiesburg, Mississippi Women, Gender, and Sexuality Government and Foreign Government and Foreign Affairs Honors; Spanish Affairs Honors

Eileen Zijia Ying MARTIN A. PURCELL FAMILY SCHOLAR River Hill High School Clarksville, Maryland Government and Foreign Affairs Honors; English, Modern Literature and Culture

47 CLASS 2 OF 0

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48 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2021

Kevin Brian Baker Avital Zvia Balwit Zachary Michael Baugher C. EDWARD HILGENBERG G. BERNARD HAMILTON SCHOLAR FAMILY SCHOLAR CHISWELL D. LANGHORNE JR. Hammond High School United World College - USA SCHOLAR Columbia, Maryland Montezuma, New Mexico Virginia Episcopal School Government and Foreign Political and Social Thought Lynchburg, Virginia Affairs Honors; Media Studies

Sean Tucker Cullen Tessa Louise Danehy Joshua Eiland J. SANFORD MILLER JAMES E. RUTROUGH JR. ATLANTA ALUMNI CHAPTER - FAMILY SCHOLAR SCHOLAR BAXTER MADDOX SCHOLAR Cardinal Newman Warwick High School The Lovett School High School Newport News, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Santa Rosa, California Biostatistics; Minor in Spanish Biomedical Engineering; Minor in Computer Science

Elizabeth Atterbury Maria Belen Gomez Mara Brin Guyer Fisher Grimaldi STEWART H. BROWN JR. ROBIN ASHLEY AND TRACY E. SCLATER MONTAGUE SCHOLAR PENDLETON MORGAN SCHOLAR SCHOLAR Maggie L. Walker High Point Central Hampton Roads Academy Governor’s School High School Newport News, Virginia Richmond, Virginia High Point, North Carolina Media Studies; American Environmental Science; Studies; Minor in Urban and Global Studies Environmental Planning

Lance T. Hardcastle Caroline Elise Hatley Maya Grace Hatley E. STUART JAMES A. MACDONALD INGRASSIA FAMILY SCHOLAR GRANT SCHOLAR CAPUTO SCHOLAR Pulaski Academy Chatham High School Pulaski Academy Little Rock, Arkansas Chatham, Virginia Little Rock, Arkansas Biology Nursing Political and Social Thought; Foreign Affairs

49 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2021

Charles John Chirag Kulkarni Jack Clement Larkin Kellmanson THE NOLAND SCHOLAR SOUDER FAMILY SCHOLAR REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. Shady Side Academy Saint Ignatius College FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Preparatory Episcopal School of Computer Science; Chicago, Illinois Jacksonville Mathematics; Data Science Politics; pursuing Master Jacksonville, Florida of Public Policy Astronomy; Physics

Yixuan Liu Sophia Vita Lydia Morgan McCrimmon McVeigh HATHAWAY FAMILY SCHOLAR Marriotts Ridge High School IN MEMORY OF MR. AND MRS. REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. Marriottsville, Maryland BENJAMIN B. WHITE SR. AND FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR CLAIRE C. SMITH SCHOLAR Political and Social Thought; Jesuit High School Modern and Global Studies Maggie L. Walker Portland, Oregon Governor’s School Political Philosophy, Policy, Richmond, Virginia and Law; Minor in History History; American Studies; Minor in Historic Preservation

Avantika Rajan Mehra Meagan Gregory Thomas Richard O’ Rourke Peters WILLIAM H.P. YOUNG SCHOLAR The Bombay RICHARD S. CROSS SCHOLAR FARISH FAMILY SCHOLAR International School Conestoga High School Montgomery Bell Academy Mumbai, India Berwyn, Pennsylvania Nashville, Tennessee Computer Science; Government and Foreign Systems and Information Cognitive Science Affairs Honors Engineering; Economics

Shefalika Prasad Amanda Jayne Rein Kathryn Olivia Renneker RALPH C. WILSON SCHOLAR MARYLAND SCHOLAR Clarence Senior High School Garrison Forest School DONNA AND RICHARD D. Clarence, New York Owings Mills, Maryland TADLER SCHOLAR Cognitive Science; Computer Engineering Middlesex School Minor in Drama Concord, Massachusetts Public Health; Economics; Minor in Spanish

50 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2021

Arya Naomi Royal Robert Everett Mazzen Samer Schwartz Shalaby TODD R. SCHNUCK SCHOLAR Lafayette High School SHINN-MIGNEREY FAMILY KBR FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Wildwood, Missouri SCHOLAR North Stafford High School George Washington Mathematics; Political Stafford, Virginia Philosophy, Policy, and Law High School Political Philosophy, Policy, Denver, Colorado and Law; pursuing Master Systems Engineering in Public Policy; Minor in Economics

Madison Elizabeth Richard Boyuan Song Edwina May Tepper Smither MARC AND NANCY W.L. LYONS BROWN EUGENIE AND JOSEPH JONES SHRIER SCHOLAR FOUNDATION SCHOLAR FAMILY FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Central Bucks St. Timothy’s School Benjamin Franklin High School South Stevenson, Maryland High School Warrington, Pennsylvania Political and Social Thought; New Orleans, Louisiana Commerce; Computer Minor in French Economics; Global Science Public Health

Caleb Graham Tisdale William Raymond Olivia Miller Walker Tonks E. STUART JAMES VIRGINIUS DABNEY SCHOLAR GRANT SCHOLAR CHRISTOPHER A. LEVENTIS - Cosby High School Carlisle School SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOLAR Midlothian, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Academic Magnet High School Psychology; Minor in English Foreign Affairs; Minor in North Charleston, South Carolina Leadership and Public Policy Computer Science; Commerce

Andrew Thorne Mackenzie Frances Zachary Mulhollan Williams Williams Zamoff CONNORS FAMILY SCHOLAR ANN VERNON AND GILBERT J. DORDELMAN FAMILY SCHOLAR Ravenscroft School SULLIVAN SCHOLAR Edina High School Raleigh, North Carolina Skyline High School Edina, Minnesota Commerce; Urban and Sammamish, Washington Political and Social Thought; Environmental Planning; Political and Social Thought; Spanish Minor in Economics English

51 CLASS 2 OF 0 2 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS 2

52 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2022

Zara Haya Ali Zixiao An Tatiyahna Isis Shabazz Blakely C. PORTER SCHUTT SCHOLAR ALAN AND MURIEL BOTSFORD Tower Hill School AND CRAWFORD AND VIRGINIA HARRY W. GILBERT SCHOLAR Wilmington, Delaware JOHNSON SCHOLAR Lakeland High School Economics Homewood High School Suffolk, Virginia Homewood, Alabama

Alicja Maria Blaszczyk Emma Rae Camp Andrew Reubin Chambers ROBERT R. HERMANN JR. GLENN IRELAND II SCHOLAR FAMILY SCHOLAR Alabama School of Fine Arts FRANK W. HULSE IV SCHOLAR Lafayette High School Birmingham, Alabama Columbus High School Wildwood, Missouri Women, Gender, and Columbus, Georgia Econometric Statistics; Sexuality Studies History Commerce

Caroline Lauren Samuel Chase Dawson Alice Chenoweth Daniel Deters JOSEPH R. DANIEL SCHOLAR STEWART H. BROWN JR. Loudoun Valley High School T. DAVID FITZ-GIBBON SCHOLAR Purcellville, Virginia SCHOLAR Douglas S. Freeman Computer Science duPont Manual Magnet High School High School Richmond, Virginia Louisville, Kentucky Public Policy and Leadership; Minor in Spanish

Adavya Raj Dhawan Anlan Medige Du Elizabeth Cara Duncan NORFOLK ACADEMY SCHOLAR THE ELSON SCHOLAR Norfolk Academy Phillips Academy JASON A. GILL SCHOLAR Norfolk, Virginia Andover, Massachusetts Woodside Priory School Commerce; Minor in Portola Valley, California Religious Studies

53 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2022

Callie Ann Freeman Sophia Fiona Gibson Benjamin James Gustafson KENNETH AND STANNYE R. ANSON M. BEARD JR. SCHOLAR REUTLINGER SCHOLAR Sturgis Charter School ERNEST H. AND JEANETTE P. The Gatton Academy of Hyannis, Massachusetts ERN SCHOLAR Mathematics and Science Religious Studies Edina High School Bowling Green, Kentucky Edina, Minnesota Commerce; Political Politics; Economics; Philosophy, Policy, and Law Minor in Spanish

Rishub Handa Alexandra Lee Jasiah Tahmid Hasan Hartman STEPHEN S. CRAWFORD FRANK AND ANN HEREFORD FAMILY SCHOLAR PINHO FAMILY SCHOLAR SCHOLAR Monroe Township High School The Brearley School Sunset High School Monroe Township, New Jersey New York, New York Portland, Oregon Global Studies - Security and Justice

Benjamin Chandler Joy Marie Justice Adelyn Ann Klimek Hazelton LYELL B. CLAY SCHOLAR REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. W. HARRY SCHWARZSCHILD Charleston Catholic FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR JR. AND KATHRYN High School Hathaway Brown School SCHWARZSCHILD SCHOLAR Charleston, West Virginia Shaker Heights, Ohio Maggie L. Walker Biology; Minor in Health Governor’s School and Well-Being Richmond, Virginia

Emily Eason Kruse Neah John Lekan Kelley Elizabeth Long WILLIAM G. PANNILL SCHOLAR JEFFREY ROCKWELL CUDLIP MOLLY HEREFORD - SUSANNE St. Andrew’s Episcopal School MEMORIAL SCHOLAR SMITH SCHOLAR Ridgeland, Mississippi University High School Courtland High School Irvine, California Spotsylvania, Virginia

54 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2022

Ashwin Mahesh Maxwell Ronald Nardi Rawan Abuobida Osman JACKSONVILLE AREA SCHOLAR WILLIAM M. HILL JR. SCHOLAR Allen D. Nease High School Douglas S. Freeman MAMIE AND LOUIS A. SARKES Ponte Vedra, Florida High School JR. FAMILY SCHOLAR James M. Bennett High School Psychology Richmond, Virginia Computer Science; Salisbury, Maryland Commerce Computer Engineering; Minors in Technology and Environment; Environment and Sustainability

Zaki Ahmad Ronak Rijhwani Danielle Jordan Panjsheeri Rozinov PAUL B. BARRINGER II ALEXANDER J. SLOANE FAMILY SCHOLAR REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. SCHOLAR New Hope-Solebury FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Patriot High School High School Manhasset High School Nokesville, Virginia New Hope, Pennsylvania Manhasset, New York Physics; Mathematics Mathematics

Clare Catherine Scully Christopher Matthew Slade Henry Sinak Sedlacek BETSEY GAMBLE TRAINOR FAMILY SCHOLAR FEINOUR SCHOLAR GRAHAM FAMILY SCHOLAR Highland Park High School Nardin Academy Fenwick High School Dallas, Texas Buffalo, New York Oak Park, Illinois Biology Commerce; Minor in English

Omika Sunil Jonah Robert Suryawanshi Weissman MELISSA HOLLAND SCHOLAR DR. RANDOLPH PRESTON Ridgefield High School PILLOW SCHOLAR Ridgefield, Connecticut Charlottesville High School Computer Science; Charlottesville, Virginia American Studies Computer Science

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56 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2023

Vani Agarwal Michael Kraemer Rosalie Daval Bowler KBR FOUNDATION SCHOLAR C. AUSTIN BUCK FAMILY Stonewall Jackson High School HATHAWAY FAMILY SCHOLAR SCHOLAR Manassas, Virginia McDonogh School Jackson Hole High School Owings Mills, Maryland Jackson, Wyoming

Chelsea Lorraine Jaden King Evans Udhava Gupta Edwards JOSEPH CHAPPELL WILLIAM H.P. YOUNG SCHOLAR JAMES EARLE SARGEANT - HUTCHESON SCHOLAR Neerja Modi School SEVEN SOCIETY SCHOLAR Telluride High School Rajasthan, India Cosby High School Telluride, Colorado Midlothian, Virginia

Katherine McNamara Yasmin Jarrahi Sophie Howard Hennessy Horner WENDY WHITLOW SCHOLAR WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS BRENDA AND ROBERT DOLAN Wellington College SCHOLAR SCHOLAR Berkshire, United Kingdom The Westminster Schools Forsyth Country Day School Atlanta, Georgia Lewisville, North Carolina

Cutter McCord August Dianne Kahle Olivia Joanne Keenan Huston A.J.L. HEBENSTREIT SCHOLAR JOHN FOWLER AND COREY VIRGINIA AND ALFRED L. Manchester Essex High School PHILLIPS FOWLER SCHOLAR MUNKRES SCHOLAR Manchester by the Sea, Wauwatosa West High School Albemarle High School Massachusetts Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Charlottesville, Virginia

57 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2023

Joseph Edwin Elizabeth Anne Jacquelyn Rachel Kim Kerrigan Kilgore ALBERT GRAY HORTON II PAYNE-HARMON SCHOLAR REGINALD S. AND JULIA W. MEMORIAL SCHOLAR Providence Day School FLEET FOUNDATION SCHOLAR Louisville Collegiate School Charlotte, North Carolina Academy of Saint Elizabeth Louisville, Kentucky Convent Station, New Jersey

William James Lloyd Jane Clarkson Lyons Daniel James Podratsky BRIAN A. WRIGHT MEMORIAL PETER M. GRANT II FAMILY SCHOLAR SCHOLAR G. DAVID CHEEK FAMILY Charlotte Latin School Ursuline Academy SCHOLAR Charlotte, North Carolina Wilmington, Delaware Gonzaga College High School Washington, D.C.

Medha Prakash Shafkat Wahid Pritom Ryan John Psik PAUL TUDOR JONES II WILLIAM H.P. YOUNG SCHOLAR JEFFERSON SCHOLARS ALUMNI SCHOLAR Scholastica SCHOLAR Westview High School Dhaka, Bangladesh Trinity Preparatory School Portland, Oregon Winter Park, Florida

Akilesh Srihari Hayden C. Ratliff Nabeel Ali Raza Ramakrishna DR. RANDOLPH PRESTON WARREN W. HOBBIE SCHOLAR DR. RANDOLPH PRESTON PILLOW SCHOLAR Hidden Valley High School PILLOW SCHOLAR The Bush School Roanoke, Virginia Clarence High School Seattle, Washington Clarence, New York

58 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2023

Autumn M. Routt Neeka Samimi Kamya Sanjay WILLIAM PRESCOTT FOSTER TIMOTHY J. AND DIANE H. JAMES P. MASSIE SCHOLAR SCHOLAR NAUGHTON SCHOLAR Maggie L. Walker Lusher Charter School Washington-Lee High School Governor’s School New Orleans, Louisiana Arlington, Virginia Richmond, Virginia

Cooper Mason Scher Noah Cody Jack Schwarz Schmeisser LEE S. AINSLIE SCHOLAR HARVEY FAMILY SCHOLAR Syosset High School TERRENCE D. DANIELS FAMILY Long Beach Polytechnic Syosset, New York SCHOLAR High School Hopkins School Long Beach, California New Haven, Connecticut

Margot Louise Seidel Emma Christine Daniel Szabo St. John CARL H. LINDNER III SCHOLAR DAVID J. WOOD SCHOLAR Highlands High School DR. RANDOLPH PRESTON Charlottesville High School Fort Thomas, Kentucky PILLOW SCHOLAR Charlottesville, Virginia Bishop Kenny High School Jacksonville, Florida

Katherine Mayes Jule Marie Voss Tahi Pearl Wiggins Taulbee FRED C. GOAD SCHOLAR DR. RANDOLPH PRESTON W. JAMES COPELAND JR. St. Cecilia Academy PILLOW SCHOLAR SCHOLAR Nashville, Tennessee Northumberland County Academy of the Holy Names High School Tampa, Florida Heathsville, Virginia

59 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS CLASS OF 2023

Zachary Robert Yahn Grace A. Gray (2024) Sophia Rachel Nevle Levoy (2024) OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. BROCKENBROUGH FAMILY MAC KRELL SCHOLAR SCHOLAR BURKE FAMILY SCHOLAR Joseph Wheeler High School Phillips Exeter Academy Castilleja School Marietta, Georgia Exeter, New Hampshire Palo Alto, California

60 We’re looking for people who aren’t just smart, but who also have a presence of leadership and a character of citizenship: people who care about others.”

—RICK KELLOGG Longtime benefactor and volunteer

61 2019 YEARBOOK

GRADUATE FELLOWS

Established in 2001, the Jefferson Fellowship is the premier graduate fellowship offered at the University of Virginia. Based solely on merit, Jefferson Fellowships are designed to identify Ph.D. and M.B.A. candidates who demonstrate outstanding achievement and the highest promise as scholars, teachers, public servants, and business leaders in the United States and beyond.

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Looking for a Spark Longtime benefactor and volunteer Rick Kellogg sheds light on the graduate selection process

INTERVIEWING FOR THE Jefferson Fellows Program can be stressful for U.Va. graduate students: understandably, says Rick Kellogg, who served on the selection committee for the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences last year. “We’re expecting them to be nervous,” he says. “Who wouldn’t be, with a panel of older and wilier people in front of you? So he describes as “a chance to meet and interview radiant people.” The committees we’re not expecting brilliantly polished oration. What look for individuals who exhibit the key principles that undergird and advance the we are looking for is a spark.” Foundation’s community: scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. Every year, U.Va. faculty and alumni gather in The first in that list, Kellogg says, is fairly easy to find. But the committees are committees divided by school to tackle a common Citizenship, looking for a particular kind of scholar—the type willing to “illuminate a larger challenge: selecting the graduate students who scholarship, area than their own circle of colleagues and make a difference in the community at will receive Jefferson Fellowships. After screening leadership— large,” Kellogg says. the applications, committees interview applicants it’s rare to find In other words, what sets the winning candidates apart is not intelligence individually and ask them to offer a brief presentation somebody alone, but a willingness to be generous with it. “These people really shine. They’re on their research, followed by an intensive Q&A. with all three beacons,” Kellogg says. “They understand how fortunate they are to have been Kellogg’s use of the word “spark” is no accident. of those given this kind of intelligence, and they have the humility to recognize that they For the past 18 years, Kellogg has served on selection qualities.” need to repay that gift by sharing what they know and their enthusiasm for it.” committees for Jefferson Fellowships, an opportunity

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By the Numbers

79 309 Fellows to be total applicants for supported in Jefferson Scholars 2019-20 Foundation Fellowships 107 Graduate Darden applicants 92 Enrichment GSAS applicants Programs 36 12 universities SEAS nominations represented by the FELLOWS FORUM FOR JEFFERSON JOURNAL 98 SYMPOSIUM INTERDISCIPLINARY OF SCIENCE AND 2019 Fellows National Fellowship applicants SERIES DIALOGUE CULTURE Symposia take place Designed and organized by Fellows have an opportunity throughout the academic current Jefferson Fellows, to design, edit, and manage year and are designed to the interdisciplinary an online academic journal give third- and fourth-year conferences bring together featuring articles that Fellows an opportunity scholars across a wide address topics of broad $2,247,072 to prepare and deliver range of fields to address a interdisciplinary interest. academic talks to a public selected topic of social or awarded in support of graduate Fellows in fiscal year 2019 audience early in their cultural significance. One careers. Presentations theme for a 2018 Forum EXPLORATORY FUND allow Fellows to gain was “Interdisciplinary All Fellows are invited to experience, share their Approaches to Justice apply for merit-based seed research, and nurture for the Incarcerated.” funding to implement a rich interdisciplinary The event featured cutting-edge ideas that 16 7 community. Twenty-two a film screening and create sustainable social, incoming incoming Fellows presented in the panel discussion led by cultural, or economic Jefferson Fellows National Fellows 2018-19 academic year. chaplains, scholars, and change. volunteers working in prison systems.

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DEPARTING THE PROGRAM

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Kyle Maurice Blum Jeffrey Braun Charles Philip Clark DARDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FELLOW PETER AND CRISLER QUICK FELLOW JEFFERSON ARTS AND SCIENCES DISSERTATION Darden School of Business Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering YEAR FELLOW Colgate University (B.A.) University of Maryland (B.S.) Department of Chemistry University of Virginia (M.B.A.) University of Virginia (Ph.D.) College of William and Mary (B.S.) Seattle, Washington Baltimore, Maryland University of Virginia (Ph.D.) Roanoke, Virginia Before attending business school, Kyle spent six years working for the Wash- Jeff completed his Ph.D. in the U.Va. Department of Mechanical and Aerospace ington State Department of Natural Resources, responsible for oversight of Engineering. In hopes of improving efficiencies in electronic and photovoltaic devices, Charlie’s primary research involves acoustic separation of sperm cells from sexual three million acres of forest and agricultural land, generating more than $200 he has developed laser pump-probe experiments to study how energy moves and assault samples, with the goal of expediting the DNA profiling process for human million in annual revenue for schools, hospitals, fire districts, and other critical interacts in materials on the micrometer and nanometer length scales. Additionally, identification. This work has resulted in field-testing of prototype instrumentation, services in Washington State. Kyle also served as transition director to Hilary he has been working with researchers from U.Va., Duke, N.C. State, and U.C. San and Charlie continues to address challenges regarding sample composition and Franz, the newly elected Commissioner of Public Lands (head of the DNR). After Diego, to study the science of ultra-high temperature materials. As part of his feedback monitoring of the acoustic trapping process. Charlie’s research has received graduation, Kyle plans to join Impact Merchandise in Olympia, Washington, as graduate research, Jeff has authored or coauthored 25 publications in peer-reviewed support from the National Institute of Justice, as well as multiple government-run a vice president of sales. journals, given 14 presentations at national and international conferences, and forensic biology labs, and has the potential to significantly reduce the current received one provisional U.S. patent. He is a recipient of the National Defense Science backlog of sexual assault samples that await DNA testing. While at U.Va., Charlie was and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship and has received the two department awarded the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, the Dr. Frank Finger “outstanding graduate student” awards. Graduate Fellowship for Teaching, and won first place in the 2018 Three Minute Thesis Competition. In the larger scientific community, Charlie has been recognized with the Eric Buel Memorial Award from the Gordon Research Conference, as well as the SCIEX Young Scientist Award for his excellent contributions to Microscale Separations and Bioanalysis. After defending his thesis this summer, Charlie plans to pursue a teaching career in higher education.

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Carolyn Hope Coberly Robin Anne Costello James Patrick Darcy GROUNDBREAKERS FELLOW LAURA S. BAILEY FELLOW JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW Department of Politics Department of Biology Department of Philosophy Cornell University (B.A.) Dartmouth College (B.A.) St. John’s University (B.A.) Harvard University (M.A.) Tampa, Florida University of Otago (M.A.) Charlottesville, Virginia Madison, Wisconsin Robin’s dissertation research explores how environmental spatial structure influences Carrie studies party development in transitional democracies and electoral social interactions and evolutionary processes. She spends summers conducting James works in contemporary metaphysics, and his dissertation research focuses on authoritarian regimes. Her secondary research interests focus on the interaction her research on forked fungus beetles at Mountain Lake Biological Station, a U.Va. the relationship between fundamentality and metaphysical explanation. He also of state capacity and political development and the domestic politics of Iran. research station in the Appalachian Mountains of Southwest Virginia. Each summer, has research interests in applied ethics and modern philosophy. He has presented A former American diplomat and Congressional aide, Carrie was selected as a she mentors students at Mountain Lake through the National Science Foundation’s research at a number of conferences, including the Eastern Division Meeting of the Carnegie International Policy Scholar for 2018-19. Research Experience for Undergraduates. Robin designed and taught an upper-level American Philosophy Association, the North American Spinoza Society, the North seminar course (Behavioral Ecology and Evolution: Planet Earth) as the Department Carolina Philosophical Society, and a meeting of the Spinoza Leibniz Workshop of Biology’s Distinguished Teaching Fellow. Now, she serves as a graduate consultant at Michigan State University. He was awarded a Dean’s Dissertation Completion for U.Va.’s Center for Teaching Excellence. Robin plans to graduate with her Ph.D. in Fellowship for the 2019-20 academic year. spring 2020, and she hopes to secure a professorship at a teaching-focused small liberal arts college.

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Mark Dombrovskiy Rebecca Anne Frank Jessica Kansky JOHN A. BLACKBURN FELLOW HARRISON FAMILY FOUNDATION FELLOW JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION FELLOW Department of Biology Department of Classics Department of Psychology Moscow State University (B.S.) St. Olaf College (B.A.) University of Pennsylvania (B.A.) University of Virginia (Ph.D.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Rostov-on-Don, Russian Federation Seattle, Washington Mountaintop, Pennsylvania

At U.Va., Mark works under the supervision of Dr. Barry Condron, with whom he Rebecca’s dissertation is entitled “Plutarch and the Delphic Oracle” and is due to be Jessica’s research focuses on psychosocial predictors and outcomes of healthy led a study on the emergence of experience-dependent social behavior in the completed in the next academic year. Her research investigates the phenomenon of romantic experiences from adolescence into adulthood. She has provided Drosophila fruit fly. He published his research in Current Biology Journal in 2017. the Delphic oracle and oracular divination in the writings of Plutarch of Chaeronea, psychotherapy and assessment for individuals through the Ainsworth Psychological Mark completed a follow-up study investigating specific neuronal circuits regu- a Greek philosopher and priest of Delphi living from the mid-first to early-second Clinic, Behavioral Medicine Center at U.Va. Hospital, and the psychiatric Western lating the emergence of social behavior in fruit flies during critical periods in early centuries CE. She has presented her research on Greek and Latin historiography State Hospital, while specializing in couples therapy. She has received several postembryonic development. His paper was accepted for publication in the same during the Roman Imperial era at five international conferences, in addition to teaching awards including an All-University Distinguished Teaching Award for the Current Biology Journal in March 2019. In 2019, Mark was offered a prestigious regional conference events, and has two single-author papers published, with a Social Sciences, Psychology Graduate Teaching Award, and a Distinguished Teaching postdoctoral fellowship at UCLA, in a laboratory headed by Dr. Larry Zipursky, a Dis- third forthcoming. In addition to her dissertation research, Rebecca also serves as Fellowship. Next year she will complete her dissertation with the support of a Raven tinguished Professor of Biological Chemistry, Chair of UCLA Neuroscience, and an the co-director of the finds lab for Cosa Excavations in Tuscany, Italy, where she will Society Scholarship and a Dean’s Dissertation Completion Fellowship. HHMI investigator. In Dr. Zipursky’s lab Mark will continue to investigate molecular be returning this summer for her fifth season on the project. Next year, Rebecca mechanisms of neuronal circuit formation during development. will complete her dissertation with the support of the U.Va.’s Dean’s Dissertation Completion Fellowship.

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Katherine E. Lantz Christopher Thomas Leonard Jue Liang DOFFERMYRE FAMILY FELLOW TREY BECK FELLOW JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW Corcoran Department of History Department of Mathematics Department of Religious Studies Reed College (B.A.) University of Oxford (B.A.) Renmin University of China (B.A.) (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Cambridge (M.A.) University of Chicago (M.A.) Mukilteo, Washington University of Virginia (Ph.D.) Chengdu, China Cambridge, England Katie’s work examines the competition for land and power between Anishinaabeg Jue is currently completing her dissertation, “Conceiving the Mother of Tibet: The peoples who live in the upper Great Lakes and Americans who expanded into that Chris has successfully defended his dissertation entitled, “Categorification of Tensor Life, Lives, and Afterlife of the Buddhist Saint Yeshe Tsogyel.” In her study on Tibetan region during the early 19th century. Katie has held fellowships from the New- Products of Representations for Current Algebras and Quantum Groups.” His field of Treasure revelation and its transmission history, she reflects on how narrativization berry Library, International Center for Jefferson Studies, Clements Library, Bentley research is representation theory, which uses the language of abstract algebra to of the past creates a shared identity in religious communities and the ways in which Historical Library, and the U.Va. Americas Center. She has been a visiting fellow study symmetry. This has applications in theoretical physics, especially in quantum gendered symbols and languages function in these narratives. Her research also at the Rothermere American Institute at Oxford University. She has presented her field theory and super symmetry. Chris has published one paper, has another un- theorizes the creation of revelatory practice as a distinctly Tibetan Buddhist way of work at the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic, as well as at con- dergoing peer review, and has presented his research at meetings of the American reconstructing the past. This effort at reconstruction still exerts a major impact on the ferences held by the Omohundro Institute and the Western Historical Association. Mathematical Society. Following graduation, Chris will return to the UK and pursue present in Tibet and the Himalayas, as well as in the Sinophone world. She participated in the Manitoulin Island Summer Historical Institute, a gathering a career in the public sector. of Anishinaabe peoples and interdisciplinary scholars on Native lands, in the north of Lake Huron. In 2019-20, she will serve as a fellow at Monticello’s International Center for Jefferson Studies and at the American Philosophical Society.

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Peter Strasen Moench Lea Elizabeth Nieuwoudt Michael James Nilon JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW SMITH FAMILY FELLOW GREGORY L. AND NANCY H. CURL FELLOW Department of Classics Darden School of Business Department of Religious Studies St. Olaf College (B.A.) Case Western Reserve University (B.S.) University of Florida (B.A.) University of Washington (M.F.A.) University of Virginia (M.B.A.) (M.Ed.) Harvard University (M.Div.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Vicksburg, Michigan Gainesville, Florida Minneapolis, Minnesota At Darden, Lea taught in the Prison Reentry Education Program, was a Second Year Michael is studying the intersection of hospital chaplaincy and contemplative Peter’s primary research interest is in ancient Greek poetry, as both an art Tutor, participated in the Tri-Sector Leadership Fellows program, and served on the practices in medical settings. In October 2018, Michael was a co-organizer of form and a mode of intellectual reflection. His dissertation, “Pindar’s Physics board of a local nonprofit through the Net Impact Board Fellows Program. Prior the Jefferson Scholars Foundation’s Forum for Interdisciplinary Dialogue, which of Family: Kinship, Heredity, and the Problem of Being Human,” looks at the to attending Darden, Lea worked at Nova Pioneer, a start-up network of schools focused on the theme “Interdisciplinary Approaches to Justice for the Incarcerated.” way the lyric poet, Pindar, uses the concept of family as a way of defining the in South and East Africa, where she served as chief of staff to the CEO and led the Supported by U.Va.’s Ph.D. Plus Program, Michael will design curricula for ambivalent place of humanity in the cosmos in relation to the gods. Peter was operations team. Prior to her work at Nova Pioneer, Lea was a consultant with contemplative practices at Grace United Methodist in St. Augustine, Florida awarded a fellowship to study at the American School of Classical Studies in McKinsey & Company in the Cleveland and Johannesburg offices. After graduation, in summer 2019, before preparing to defend his dissertation. He will also be Athens during the 2017-18 academic year. He has presented his research at Lea will join McKinsey’s Chicago office. employed as a chaplaincy resident in 2019-20 and will continue with his practical the annual conferences of the Society for Classical Studies and the Classical spiritual care training. Association of the Middle West and South, as well as to various audiences at the University of Virginia. Peter has been awarded a Dean’s Dissertation Completion Fellowship from the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences and will defend his dissertation in 2019-20.

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Andrea Lee Pauw Rachel Devorah Wood Rome Jake Q. Seaman JAMES H. AND ELIZABETH W. WRIGHT FELLOW EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW JOHN L. COLLEY JR. FELLOW Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese McIntire Department of Music Darden School of Business Davidson College (B.A.) CUNY Queens College (B.M.) University of Connecticut (B.A.) (B.S.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Mills College (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.B.A.) Louisville, Kentucky University of Virginia (Ph.D.) Milford, Connecticut Hartford, Connecticut Andrea’s dissertation, “Verses to Live By: Aljamiado Poetry in Mudejar and At Darden, Jake was active in social and professional clubs and was the winner of Morisco Communities,” examines 16th-century manuscripts written by Spanish Rachel Devorah Wood Rome is a sonic artist and feminist technologist whose works the E&J Gallo New Product Case Competition, as well as the PWC Fiercest Competitor Muslims. “Aljamiado” refers to Spanish written with the Arabic alphabet. engage the poetics of their specific context. Rachel defended her Music Composition Case Competition. After graduation, Jake will join the Boston office of The Boston Andrea’s research on poetics and the expulsion of Spain’s Muslim population and Computer Technologies dissertation “Resonant Sonic Specificity” on sonification Consulting Groups as a consultant. has been published in the Hispanic Review and in a forthcoming Routledge for social justice in 2018. This year, Rachel was an Artist Fellow at MIT, an artist-in-res- Companion to Medieval Iberia. In 2019-20, Andrea will serve as a Mellon/ACLS idence at MassMoCA, and the Adrian Piper Foundation Berlin Fellow making a new Dissertation Completion Fellow. work, Mémoire, that opened on April 12, 2019, at the Havana Biennial. Next year, she will join the Berklee College of Music as an assistant professor of creative coding, the first female faculty in Berklee’s electronic music department.

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Cailin Ryan Slattery Eli Michael Stine Lily Wittman van Diepen HAROLD J. AND JACQUELYN F. RODRIGUEZ EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW ERIC P. AND ELIZABETH R. JOHNSON FAMILY FELLOW FAMILY FELLOW McIntire Department of Music Corcoran Department of History Department of Economics Oberlin College (B.A.) New York University (B.A.) Washington and Lee University (B.A.) Oberlin Conservatory (B.M.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) (Ph.D.) University of Virginia (M.A.) (Ph.D.) New York, New York Nyack, New York Greenville, North Carolina Lily is completing her dissertation, “The Crimen Maiestatis and the Construction of Cailin’s research focuses on how U.S. states compete for firms using tax credits Eli has successfully defended his dissertation entitled, “Modeling Natural Systems in Autocratic Rule, from Republic to Principate,” which focuses on the development of and discretionary subsidies. In her job market paper, she develops a straightfor- Immersive Electroacoustic Sound.” His compositions and music software research have the crimen maiestatis, the Roman crime of treason, the shaping of Roman autocracy, ward model of states bidding for firms and uses data she collected on winning been programmed internationally, including recently at the 2018 New Interfaces and the process by which imperial autocratic rule gradually emerged from the ruins bids and runner-up states to recover firm preferences over state characteristics, for Musical Expression Conference, 2018 International Computer Music Conference, of the Republic and evolved over the course of the Empire. Lily plans to defend her as well as state valuation for firms. Prior to attending graduate school, she and the 2019 International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Music, dissertation in spring 2020. worked as a research assistant at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. Sound, Art, and Design. His collaborative marine soundscape research has been She is a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow. After gradua- presented at the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography 2019 tion, Cailin will join the staff at the Columbia University School of Business as an Aquatic Sciences meeting and the 2019 Workshop on Intelligent Music Interfaces for assistant professor of economics. Listening and Creation. His sound design for film has been featured inUSA Today, The Economist, and as part of a virtual reality adaptation of Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis which has been installed in over 25 countries around the world since late 2017. After graduation, Eli will join the staff of Oberlin Conservatory as a visiting assistant professor of technology in music and related arts.

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Jefferson Fellowships are the premier graduate fellowships offered at the University and are designed to identify Ph.D. and M.B.A. candidates who demonstrate outstanding achievement and the highest promise as scholars, teachers, public servants, and business leaders in the United States and beyond.

Darden School School of Engineering Graduate School of of Business and Applied Science Arts & Sciences

Jefferson Fellowships at Darden Jefferson Fellowships in Engineering Jefferson Fellowships in Arts & provide full support for two years help attract Ph.D. candidates to the Sciences are designed to accelerate and are granted to exceptional school who demonstrate outstanding the research activity of outstanding future business leaders who achievement and the highest doctoral students at U.Va. and demonstrate qualities such as promise as scholars, teachers, and provide two years of support, as well ethical leadership, diplomatic public servants. as research funds. decisiveness, a track record of putting ideas into action, and a superb record of academic achievement.

74 DARDEN FELLOWS

Ammar Hussain Daniel Anthony Aman Malik (2018) Khan (2018) Lantz (2018) LEE WALKER FELLOW PETER AND EADDO MACFARLANE FAMILY FELLOW Darden School of Business KIERNAN FELLOW Darden School of Business Rutgers University (B.A.) Darden School of Business University of Virginia (B.A.) Johns Hopkins University (M.S.) University of Minnesota - Middletown, Delaware Edison, New Jersey Twin Cities (B.S.) Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (M.S.) Pakistan

Alexandra Medack Robert Bristol Eric William Linde (2018) Collins, III (2019) (2019) JOHN L. COLLEY JR. FELLOW W.L. LYONS BROWN III FELLOW GOODWIN/HARDIE Darden School of Business Darden School of Business FAMILY FELLOW University of Texas-Austin (B.A.) Duke University (B.S.) Darden School of Business Giddings, Texas Villanova, Pennsylvania University of Delaware (B.S.) Dagsboro, Delaware

Vojin Mitic (2019) MELVILLE FOUNDATION FELLOW Darden School of Business University of Richmond (B.S.) Nis, Serbia

75 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE FELLOWS

Clayton Matthias Catherine Margaret Courtney Leah Hill Geipel (2015) Gorick (2015) (2015) PETER AND CRISLER OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. QUICK FELLOW MAC KRELL FELLOW MAC KRELL FELLOW Department of Mechanical Department of Department of Civil and and Aerospace Engineering Biomedical Engineering Environmental Engineering University of Virginia (B.S.) Massachusetts Institute of University of Arkansas (B.S.) Glen Allen, Virginia Technology (B.S.) University of Virginia (M.E.) Ashburn, Virginia Jonesboro, Arkansas

Elizabeth Bronwyn Sarah Gustitus- Josephine Lamp Herbst (2016) Graham (2017) (2018) PETER AND CRISLER PETER AND CRISLER OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. QUICK FELLOW QUICK FELLOW MAC KRELL FELLOW Department of Department of Civil and Department of Computer Biomedical Engineering Environmental Engineering Science University of Virginia (B.S.) University of Florida (B.S.) Arizona State University (B.S.) Alexandria, Virginia Auburn University (M.S.) Firestone, Colorado Margate, Florida

Alex Langevin Anna Baglione Guy John-Simon (2018) Spears (2018) Verrier (2018) PETER AND CRISLER PETER AND CRISLER OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. QUICK FELLOW QUICK FELLOW MAC KRELL FELLOW Department of Systems and Department of Systems and Department of Information Engineering Information Engineering Computer Science Carleton University (B.S.) Ohio State University University of Virginia (B.S.) University of Strathclyde (M.S.) Columbus (B.S.) Duquesne University (M.S.) Indiana University (M.S.) Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Reynoldsburg, Ohio

Thomas Wayne Pfeifer (2019) PETER AND CRISLER QUICK FELLOW Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering University of Wisconsin - Madison (B.S.) (M.S.) Wheaton, Illinois

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Michelle Justine Sharisa Joy Alyssa Sanae Morgenstern (2013) Aidukaitis (2015) Bangerter (2015) ELIS OLSSON MEMORIAL WILLIAM AND CAROLYN EDWARD P. OWENS FELLOW FOUNDATION FELLOW POLK FELLOW Department of Biology Department of Anthropology Department of Slavic University of Utah (B.S.) Franklin & Marshall College (B.A.) Languages and Literatures Beaverton, Oregon University of Pennsylvania (M.S.) Brigham Young University (B.S.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Simsbury, Connecticut Spanish Fork, Utah

Miranda Leigh Ashley Boulden Sidney Christman Beltzer (2015) (2015) (2015) ERIC M. HEINER FELLOW EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW IRBY CAUTHEN FELLOW Department of Psychology McIntire Department of Art Department of Classics Harvard University (B.A.) Wellesley College (B.A.) Loyola University Maryland (B.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Oxford (M.A.) University of Colorado Boulder (M.A.) Scarsdale, New York Havre de Grace, Maryland University of Virginia (M.A.) Catonsville, Maryland

Victoria Rose Clark Janet Sonia Mark William (2015) Dunkelbarger Gordon (2015) (2015) EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. McIntire Department of Music PENNY S. AND JAMES G. MAC KRELL FELLOW Moravian College (B.A.) COULTER FELLOW Department of Physics The George Washington McIntire Department of Art University of Virginia (B.S.) Mount Holyoke College (B.A.) University (M.A.T.) McGaheysville, Virginia Millsboro, Delaware University of Oxford (M.Phil.) Westwood, Massachusetts

Christopher Stauter Bradley William Christopher John Halsted (2015) Kime (2015) Luna-Mega (2015) PAUL B. BARRINGER II DOUGLAS S. HOLLADAY SR. AND EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW FAMILY FELLOW CARY N. MOON JR. FELLOW McIntire Department of Music Corcoran Department Department of Universidad Iberoamericana (B.A.) of History Religious Studies Universidad Nacional Autónoma Oberlin College (B.A.) Brigham Young University (B.A.) de México (B.M.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Utah State University (M.A.) Mills College (M.A.) Ann Arbor, Michigan Bountiful, Utah University of Virginia (M.A.) Mexico City, Mexico

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Allison Marie Matthew Dirk Stephanie Anna Roe Matthews (2015) Richey (2015) (2015) OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. HARRISON FAMILY PAUL T. JONES II FELLOW MAC KRELL FELLOW FOUNDATION FELLOW Department of Department of Astronomy Department of Spanish, Environmental Sciences Lafayette College (B.S.) Italian and Portuguese San Diego State University (B.A.) Gorham, Maine Virginia Tech (B.A.) (B.S.) Duke University (M.S.) (M.A.) Baguio, Philippines Roanoke, Virginia

Jeannie Marie Paul Jeffrey Zivick Christina Boltsi Sellick (2015) (2015) (2016) HARRISON FAMILY GREGORY L. AND NANCY H. JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW FOUNDATION FELLOW CURL FELLOW Department of Classics Department of Department of Astronomy University of Athens (B.A.) (M.A.) Religious Studies Ohio State University (B.S.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of California Lynchburg, Virginia Athens, Greece San Diego (B.A.) University of Oxford (M.Phil.) Fresno, California

Alexander Corwin Essam Fahim (2016) Hannah Marie Lewis (2016) Christie (2016) GREGORY L. AND NANCY H. JAMES H. AND ELIZABETH W. CURL FELLOW OLIVE B. AND FRANKLIN C. WRIGHT FELLOW Department of MAC KRELL FELLOW McIntire Department of Music Religious Studies Department of Astronomy Oberlin Conservatory (B.M.) Lahore University of St Mary’s College of Maryland (B.A.) Mills College (M.F.A.) Management Sciences (B.A.) University of Virginia (M.S.) Evanston, Illinois Indiana University (M.A.) Fallston, Maryland University of Cambridge (M.Phil.) Lahore, Pakistan

Cho Wun Ma (2016) Abigail Cary Moore Najee Squire Olya (2016) (2016) DAVID DEAN FELLOW East-Asian Studies NEWMAN FAMILY FELLOW EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW St. Lawrence University (B.A.) Department of Sociology McIntire Department of Art School of Oriental and African Yale University (B.A.) University of Illinois at Chicago (B.A.) Studies, University of London St. Louis, Missouri University of Arizona (M.A.) (M.A.) Chicago, Illinois Hong Kong, China

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Kevin Stewart Rose George Henry Sasha Shapiro (2016) Seelinger (2016) (2016) WILLIAM AND CAROLYN D.N. BATTEN HILLIARD FAMILY FELLOW POLK FELLOW FOUNDATION FELLOW Department of Slavic Department of Department of Mathematics Languages and Literatures Religious Studies Loyola University Chicago Dickinson College (B.A.) Wheaton College (B.A.) (B.S.) (M.S.) Los Angeles, California Duke University (M.Div.) Normal, Illinois Newburgh, Indiana

Mathilda Eliza Laura Ann White Christopher Shepard (2016) (2016) Thomas Whitehead (2016) NEWMAN FAMILY FELLOW CORYDON M. AND RUTH LEIGH Department of Spanish, JOHNSON FELLOW IRBY CAUTHEN FELLOW Italian and Portuguese Department of Politics Corcoran Department University of Virginia (B.A.) University of Georgia (B.A.) of History University of Virginia (M.A.) Georgia State University (M.A.) Dartmouth College (B.A.) McLean, Virginia Berkeley Lake, Georgia University of Virginia (M.A.) Ashland, Massachusetts

Christian Rochford Matthew Pryal (2017) Kimberly Arena Hayes (2017) (2018) EDWARD P. OWENS FELLOW C. MARK PIRRUNG Department of Astronomy NEWMAN FAMILY FELLOW FAMILY FELLOW The Pennsylvania State Department of Biology Department of Astronomy University (B.S.) Duke University (B.S.) Indiana University (B.S.) University of Virginia (M.S.) Cold Spring Harbor, New York University of Virginia (M.S.) Archbald, Pennsylvania Kokomo, Indiana

Margaret C. Bjoring Monica Kristin Blair Jordan Patrick Burke (2018) (2018) (2018) JEFFERSON SCHOLARS RICHARD G. AND ALICE C. ELIZABETH ARENDALL TILNEY FOUNDATION FELLOW TILGHMAN FELLOW AND SCHUYLER MERRITT Department of Psychology Corcoran Department TILNEY FELLOW Rice University (B.A.) of History Department of English University of Virginia (M.A.) University of Florida (B.A.) University of South Carolina, Charlottesville, Virginia University of Georgia (M.A.) Honors College (B.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Yale University (M.A.) St. Petersburg, Florida Columbia, South Carolina

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Anna Drangowska- Caroline Malory Kathryn Ann LeCroy Way (2018) Kelsey (2018) (2018) GREGORY L. AND NANCY H. TERRENCE D. DANIELS KENNETH L. BAZZLE FELLOW CURL FELLOW FAMILY FELLOW Department of Environmental Department of Biology Department of Psychology Sciences University of Wroclaw (B.S.) Pennsylvania State University (B.S.) Birmingham-Southern College (B.S.) (M.S.) College of William & Mary (M.A.) University of Pittsburgh (M.S.) Kalisz, Poland University of Virginia (M.A.) Birmingham, Alabama Greenwich, Connecticut

Melissa Kathleen Robert Glenn Brian Carl Neumann Moore (2018) Moulder, Jr. (2018) (2018) JAMES H. AND ELIZABETH W. JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW H. EUGENE LOCKHART WRIGHT FELLOW Department of Psychology FAMILY FELLOW Department of Economics University of North Florida (B.S.) Corcoran Department Clemson University (B.A.) Jacksonville, Florida of History University of Virginia (M.A.) Furman University (B.A.) Suwanee, GA University of Virginia (M.A.) Chesnee, South Carolina

Abeer Saha (2018) Jeffrey Matthew Ariel Paige Cohen Carroll (2019) (2019) BIRDSALL FELLOW FOR THE MILLER CENTER OF PUBLIC HILLIARD FAMILY FELLOW JEFFERSON SCHOLARS AFFAIRS Department of Philosophy FOUNDATION FELLOW Corcoran Department The Ohio State University (B.A.) Corcoran Department of History of History Georgia State University (M.A.) University of Pennsylvania (B.A.) University of Virginia (B.S.) (M.A.) Cambridge, Ohio Columbia University; Jewish New Delhi, India Theological Seminary (M.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Los Angeles, California

Molly K. Finn (2019) Lucas Allen Freeman Evan Jeffrey (2019) Giangrande (2019) C. MARK PIRRUNG FAMILY FELLOW MARY ANDERSON ELIS OLSSON MEMORIAL Department of Astronomy HARRISON FELLOW FOUNDATION FELLOW University of Rochester (B.S.) Department of Chemistry Department of Psychology University of Virginia (M.S.) College of Charleston (B.S.) Georgetown University (B.A.) Pawleys Island, South Carolina University of Virginia (M.A.) Frederick, Maryland

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Alida J. Goffinski Erin C. Jordan Pooja Khosla (2019) (2019) (2019) JOHN E. WALKER JR. FELLOW JOHN S. LILLARD FELLOW JEFFERSON SCHOLARS Department of Economics Department of Sociology FOUNDATION FELLOW St. Stephen’s College, Indiana University (M.S.W.) Department of Anthropology University of Delhi (B.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Millsaps College (B.A.) University of Oxford (M.S.) Louisiana State University (M.A.) New Delhi, India University of Virginia (M.A.) Covington, Louisiana

Mengyao Liu (2019) Joshua Morrison Eleanore Robins (2019) Neumann (2019) JEFFERSON ARTS AND SCIENCES DISSERTATION TREY BECK FELLOW EDGAR SHANNON FELLOW YEAR FELLOW Corcoran Department McIntire Department of Art Department of Astronomy of History Vassar College (B.A.) Nanjing University (B.S.) Williams College (B.A.) Courtauld Institute of Art, University of Florida (M.S.) University of Virginia (M.A.) University of London (M.A.) Chapel Hill, North Carolina Des Moines, Iowa

Jessica Ann Swoboda (2019) IRBY CAUTHEN FELLOW Department of English Villanova University (B.A.) Boston College (M.A.) Hanover Township, Pennsylvania

81 NATIONAL FELLOWS

The National Fellowship Program provides one year of support to outstanding students who are completing dissertations in American history, politics, public policy, and foreign relations. Recipients hail from leading institutions across the country, including U.Va. All Fellows are paired with a renowned scholar in their field and are invited to convene at the Jefferson Scholars Foundation twice a year for major academic conferences.

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Opeyemi Akanbi Trish Kahle Matthew Lacombe Justin Daniel McBrien AMBROSE MONELL FOUNDATION NATIONAL C. AUSTIN BUCK FAMILY NATIONAL FELLOW JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION FRANK GARDINER WISNER NATIONAL FELLOW FELLOW IN TECHNOLOGY AND DEMOCRACY Salem College (B.A.) NATIONAL FELLOW University of Pennsylvania (B.A.) Obafemi Awolowo University (LL.B.) University of Chicago (M.A.) (Ph.D.) Allegheny College (B.A.) University of Virginia (M.A.) Harvard Law School (LL.M.) Trish’s dissertation, “The Graveyard Shift: Mining Democracy in Northwestern University (M.A.) (Ph.D.) Justin’s dissertation, “Making the World Safe For Disaster: Cardozo School of Law Yeshiva University (LL.M.) an Age of Energy Crisis, 1963-1981,” examines the energy crisis Matthew studies American politics, and his research is broadly Nuclear Weapons Testing and the Politics of Climate Change,” University of Pennsylvania (Ph.D.) of the 1970s from the perspective of the coal mining workplace. focused on understanding and explaining political power in the examines how a global controversy in the 1950s concerning the Ope is completing her dissertation, titled “Bounding Work: Time, Combining the methods of labor, economic, environmental, and U.S. His dissertation uses the case of the National Rifle Associa- potentially disastrous effects of nuclear weapons on weather Technology and Labor Regulation.” Ope is currently a member political history with the emerging field of energy history, this tion to explain how interest groups can advance their agendas and climate first articulated the growing intuition that human of the New York Bar. She teaches Privacy and Media at New York project shows how the energy crisis—better remembered for by shaping the behavior of their members. In addition to his beings were catastrophically altering the global climate system. University, and her work has been published in the International gas lines—remade the practice of industrial democracy in the dissertation, he is the co-author of Billionaires and Stealth Politics Justin is the recipient of the 2018 University of Virginia Dr. Frank Journal of Communication and the Yale Law Journal Forum. energy workplace at a crucial turning point in American history. (The University of Chicago Press, 2018), a book that details the Finger Graduate Fellowship for Teaching. He has written several Trish’s work has received support from the Mellon Foundation, political preferences and behavior of U.S. billionaires. Beginning articles on the history of climate change, including a recent piece DREAM MENTOR the American Society for Environmental History, the Western in summer 2019, Matthew will be an assistant professor of in The Washington Post. Margaret O’Mara, Professor of History, Association of Women Historians, the Reuther Library, Pennsyl- political science at Barnard College, Columbia University. University of Washington vania State University Libraries, the Labor and Working-Class DREAM MENTOR History Association, and the University of Chicago Division of DREAM MENTOR John McNeill, Professor of History Social Sciences. Trish is also a contributing editor for Red Wedge Kristin Goss, Kevin D. Gorter Associate and International Affairs, Georgetown and has written on contemporary labor organizing, energy poli- Professor of Public Policy, Duke University University tics, and climate justice for a variety of outlets including Dissent, Jacobin, In These Times, The Ecologist, Salvage, and Scalawag.

DREAM MENTOR Andrew Needham, Associate Professor of History, New York University

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A.J. Murphy Emily Alise Prifogle Pedro Amaury Regalado LOUIS GALAMBOS NATIONAL FELLOW IN JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION FRANK GARDINER WISNER NATIONAL FELLOW BUSINESS AND POLITICS NATIONAL FELLOW Loyola University Chicago (B.A.) Harvard University (B.A.) Indiana University, Bloomington (B.A.) Yale University (M.A.) (M.Phil.) (Ph.D.) Columbia University (M.A.) (M.Phil.) (Ph.D.) University of Oxford, England (M.S.) Pedro’s research interests center around race, immigration, A.J. specializes in 20th-century U.S. political economy, the Princeton University (M.A.) capitalism, and the built environment in 20th-century cities. history of social science, and military history. A.J.’s research has University of California, Berkeley (J.D.) (Ph.D.) His dissertation, titled “Where Angels Fear to Tread: Latina/os, been supported by the U.S. Army Center of Military History, Emily is a social and legal historian of rural communities. Her Work, and the Making of New York,” tells a history of New York the Hagley Museum and Library, Harvard Business School, the dissertation, “Cows, Cars, and Criminals: The Legal Landscape City since World War II through the lens of Latina/o economic Hoover Institution, and the Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation. of the Rural Midwest, 1920-1975,” argues through a series of activity including manufacturing, small business, banking, drug five case studies that the legal remaking of rural communities capitalism, and service work. In 2017, the Society for American DREAM MENTOR was a central feature of 20th-century America. Beginning in the City & Regional Planning History (SACRPH) awarded his paper, James Sparrow, Associate Professor of fall of 2019, Emily will be a Faculty Fellow at the University of “Fixed Capital: Building Transition and Drug Capitalism in History, University of Chicago Michigan Law School, where she will teach a seminar on law in New York City, 1961-1997,” the best student paper at the 17th rural communities. She is a current advisory board member and National Conference on Planning History, held in Cleveland, co-founder of WomenAlsoKnowHistory.com. Ohio. Pedro’s work has been featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia, and Public DREAM MENTOR Seminar. Pedro will join the Harvard Society of Fellows as a Barbara Welke, Distinguished McKnight Junior Fellow in Fall 2019. University Professor, Professor of History, and Professor of Law, University DREAM MENTOR of Minnesota Lizabeth Cohen, Howard Mumford Jones Professor of American Studies, Harvard University

84 Brianna Lane Nofil FRANK GARDINER WISNER NATIONAL FELLOW Columbia University INCOMING Duke University (B.A.) Columbia University (M.A.) (M.Phil.) DREAM MENTOR: Lisa McGirr, Professor of History, Harvard University

NATIONAL Charles Petersen FRANK GARDINER WISNER NATIONAL FELLOW Harvard University Carleton College (B.A.) FELLOWS Harvard University (M.A.) DREAM MENTOR: Elizabeth Blackmar, Professor of History, Columbia University

Gili Vidan AMBROSE MONELL FOUNDATION NATIONAL FELLOW IN TECHNOLOGY AND DEMOCRACY Harvard University Harvard University (B.A.) Oxford University (M.S.) Mary Bridges DREAM MENTOR: Sarah Igo, Associate JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION Professor of History, Vanderbilt University NATIONAL FELLOW Vanderbilt University Daniel Hart Wortel-London Harvard University (B.A.) LOUIS GALAMBOS NATIONAL FELLOW IN Yale University (M.A.) BUSINESS AND POLITICS Vanderbilt University (M.A.) New York University DREAM MENTOR: Naomi Lamoreaux, Stanley Ramapo College of New Jersey (B.A.) B. Resor Professor Of Economics And History, CUNY Graduate Center (M.A.) Yale University DREAM MENTOR: Robin Einhorn, Preston Hotchkis Professor in the History of the United Dylan Gottlieb States, University of California, Berkeley JEFFERSON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION NATIONAL FELLOW Amy Zanoni Princeton University C. AUSTIN BUCK FAMILY NATIONAL FELLOW Vassar College (B.A.) Rutgers University Temple University (M.A.) McGill University (B.A.) Princeton University (M.A.) University of Maryland Baltimore County (M.A.) DREAM MENTOR: Kimberly Phillips-Fein, DREAM MENTOR: Julilly Kohler-Hausmann, Associate Professor of Economic Thought and Associate Professor of History, History, Gallatin School, New York University Cornell University

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86 NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Appointed annually by the Susan Voigt Gummeson (Com ’84) Christopher A. Todd (Arch ’84) Jefferson Scholars Foundation New Canaan, Connecticut Head of Real Estate Development Priderock Capital Partners LLC Board of Directors, members Celie Harris (Educ ’70) Fairfax, Virginia of the National Advisory Board Millwood, Virginia serve as the Foundation’s chief Christopher G. Turner (Col ’87, GSBA ’91) ambassadors and meet once a Sujal J. Kapadia (Col ’90) Head of Leveraged Finance & Financial Sponsor Coverage year with the Foundation Board. Oscar Health Insurance New York, New York Barclays Capital, Inc. London, United Kingdom Peter E. Kaplan Jr. (Com ’96) Managing Director Stephen M. Van Besien (Col ’85) New Mountain Capital Managing Director New York, New York J.P. Morgan Andrew C. Blair (Col ’82) Scotch Plains, New Jersey President and Chief Executive Officer William H. Lyon (Col ’91, GSBA ’00) Colonial Parking Inc. Carter V. Whisnand (Col ’94, GSBA ’01) Washington, D.C. Vice President, Private Wealth Management Managing Director Morgan Stanley Silvercrest Asset Management Group LLC J. Tyler Blue (Col ’83) Richmond, Virginia Managing Director San Francisco, California Berkadia Chevy Chase, Maryland Henry H. McVey (Col ’91) Robert E. L. Wilson V (Col ’74) Senior Vice President, Investments Head of Global Macro and Financial Consultant Thomas P. Duke (Com ’68, GSBA ’71) Asset Allocation Morgan Stanley Visiting Executive Lecturer Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company Memphis, Tennessee Darden School of Business New York, New York University of Virginia R. Brand Morgan (Col ’98) William B. Dunavant III (Col ’82) CEO President and Chief Executive Officer Brand Properties LP Dunavant Enterprises Inc. Atlanta, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee G. Ruffner Page Jr. (GSBA ’86) R. Foster Duncan (Col ’76) President Operating Partner McWane Inc. Bernhard Capital Partners Birmingham, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana David B. Ern (Com ’86) Thomas F. Preston (Col ’78) Attorney Chief Executive Officer Sparkman-Zummach P.C. Carden Jennings Publishing Co. Ltd. Charlottesville, Virginia Southaven, Mississippi

Daniel F. Fisher Jr. (Col ’72) Carole M. Rogin (Col ’71) Associate Professor, Surgery Founder and President College of Medicine Clarion Management Resources Inc. University of Tennessee Del Ray Beach, Florida

Suhrid S. Gajendragadkar (Col ’97) Charles T. Rose III (Col ’98) Senior Partner Portfolio Manager McKinsey & Company Morgan Stanley Arlington, Virginia New York, New York

Jaye S. Gamble III (Com ’81) Timothy J. Spillane (Com ’89) Co-Founder Strategic Advisor Blu Venture Investors Self-Employed Alexandria, Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Appointed by the Jefferson J. Dale Harvey II (Com ’87) With an eye toward future Thomas G. Bell III (Col ’12, GSBA ’20) Scholars Foundation, members Chairman and Chief Executive Officer leadership, the Foundation Associate Vice President Poplar Forest Capital LLC Bessemer Trust of the Capital Campaign Pasadena, California created the Shadwell Society Washington, D.C. Advisory Committee provide to encourage the involvement service to the Foundation by Tyler S. Henritze (Com ’03) of alumni and friends of the Christiana White Beveridge (Col ’12) engaging alumni and friends Senior Managing Director University who have taken Resident Physician Blackstone Real Estate Advisors of the University and assisting their degree within the past Southwestern Medical Center New York, New York University of Texas the Foundation in its efforts 20 years. The purpose of the to raise philanthropic support David O. Higley (Law ’94) Shadwell Society is to provide Cameron F. Boland (Col ’14, Com ’15) Managing Partner Associate Recruiter for U.Va.’s “Honor the Future” Bond Lane Merchant Bank current financial support to Henkel Search Partners Los Angeles, California campaign. the Foundation and leadership New York, New York for the future. Paul R. Izlar (Col ’84) Jessica Mino Boone (Com ’10) Partner Vice President, Investor Relations & Edge Capital Partners Business Development Gregory A. McCrickard (Col ’81) Atlanta, Georgia Monarch Alternative Capital LP Co-Chair Peter E. Kaplan Jr. (Com ’96) Isabel Bacon Leboutillier (Col ’11) New York, New York Managing Director Managing Director T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. Co-Chair New Mountain Capital Managing Partner Johnny Boone (Com ’10) Baltimore, Maryland New York, New York Lepton Global Solutions Senior Analyst Washington, D.C. Scopia Capital Management Michael A. Pausic (Engr ’86) Isabel Bacon Leboutillier (Col ’11) New York, New York Co-Chair Managing Partner Charles E. Strickland (Col ’11) Partner Lepton Global Solutions Kenneth B. Botsford Jr. (Col ’10) Foxhaven Asset Management Washington, D.C. Co-Chair Business Manager, Online Grocery Operations Program Manager Charlottesville, Virginia Apple Mark A. Victor Pinho (Com ’99) Walmart E-commerce San Francisco, California San Francisco, California Attison L. Barnes III (Col ’86) Managing Partner Partner, Co-chair of Litigation Practice St. Victor Group LLC Keeling Brown (Col ’15) Wiley Rein LLP New York, New York Brett Andersen (Col ’14) Marketing Analyst Alexandria, Virginia Associate AMC Networks Bullish Inc. Virginia Brooks Robinson (Col ’94) New York, New York Karen Clarke Barnes (Col ’87) New Canaan, Connecticut New York, New York Principal James Marshall Burke (Com ’12) North View Landscape Design LLC Karl Johan Ulfson Andersen James T. Rogers (Col ’11, Com ’11) Associate Alexandria, Virginia (Col ’10, Com ’10) Analyst Apollo Global Management D1 Capital Partners Associate New York, New York David L. Bowlin Jr. (Col ’01, GSBA ’09) New York, New York Greenhill & Co. Director, Investments New York, New York Curtis A. Bush (Col ’01) Stifel John R. Sette II (Com ’04) Orthopedic Surgeon Atlanta, Georgia Senior Trader Alison H. Armistead (Col ’10, Com ’11) Orthopedic Specialty Associates Anchorage Capital Group LLC Vice Chairman Fort Worth, Texas Katherine Bradley Bowlin (GSBA ’09) New York, New York Alaris Capital Marketing Director Mission Hills, Kansas Kathryn Reed Caffey (Col ’13) News - Press & Gazette Shepard C. Spink Jr. (Col ’87) Administrative Manager’s Assistant Atlanta, Georgia Senior Managing Director and Co-Head Hunter Westwood Armistead (Com ’10) Merrill Lynch of Europe CIO Washington, D.C. Patrick J. Cronin (Col ’08) A&M Capital Partners Alaris Capital Vice President London, United Kingdom Mission Hills, Kansas Vista Equity Partners Grey Callaham (Col ’08) San Francisco, California Associate Taylor Beery (Col ’01) Williams & Connolly LLP Allen S. Hardin Jr. (Col ’80) Principal Washington, D.C. Beery Advisors President New Orleans, Louisiana Piedmont Capital Corporation Scott P. Caputo (Col ’05, GSBA ’11) Atlanta, Georgia Senior Financial Advisor John Robert Belk Jr. (Col ’12) Merrill Lynch Durham, North Carolina New York, New York

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Richard Alexander Carrington V R. Benjamin Hatcher (Col ’11) William Neely Mallory IV (Col ’11) Maria Rose Puntereri (Col ’02, Educ ’02) Peter L. Townsend (Col ’12) (Com ’08) Senior Associate Regional Manager 3rd Grade Teacher Business Development Manager Analyst J.F. Lehman & Company International Paper Greenwich Country Day School PitchBook Data Woodson Capital Management New York, New York Memphis, Tennessee Greenwich, Connecticut New York, New York New York, New York Jessica Hebenstreit (Col ’12) V. Blair Marsteller (Col ’09, Law ’12) Sarah Hawkins Regan (Col ’08) Eli W. Tullis III (Col ’13) Wan-Lae Cheng (Col ’03) Design Assistant Senior Associate Director Alternative Investment Analyst Associate Partner Ken Fulk Inc. Vinson & Elkins LLP Cowen & Company Northern Trust Company McKinsey and Company San Francisco, California New York, New York Baltimore, Maryland Chicago, Illinois Washington, D.C. Laura Hebenstreit (Col ’14) Rob McPherson (Col ’06) Katrin K. Renner (Col ’14) David A. Victor-Smith (Com ’09) Wesley Clingman (Col ’14) Nashville, Tennessee Founder New York, New York Analyst Dallas, Texas Baas Inc. Carlson Capital L.P. Melissa J. Hutson (Col ’98, Law ’01) Washington, D.C. Tom Ritchie (Law ’02, GSBA ’02) Brooklyn, New York Alexander Cochran (Col ’05) Partner Managing Director Portfolio Manager Kirkland & Ellis LLP Selina McPherson (Col ’08) CI Capital Partners Kristin von Elten Wilson (Col ’05) Lockheed Martin Investment New York, New York Director of Marketing New York, New York Richmond, Virginia Management Company I4c Innovations (DBA Voyce) Washington, D.C. Shaw Joseph (Com ’04) Washington, D.C. Reid Sanders (Com ’14) Robert L. Wilson VI (Col ’04) Principal Associate Investment Analyst Lee S. Cochran (Col ’09) General Atlantic Service Corp. Gabrielle T. Michnoff (Col ’15) Brown Brothers Harriman John B. Levy & Company Public Relations Coordinator Brooklyn, New York Recruiter Charlotte, North Carolina Henrico, Virginia Bloomberg LP Betts Recruiting New York, New York Eaddy Kiernan (Col ’08) Cos Cob, Connecticut J. Carl Sewell III (Col ’06) Landon R. Wyatt IV (Col ’13) Senior Events Manager Associate President, Operations Vogue The Carlyle Group William F. Crozer (Col ’07) Jacqueline F. Michnoff (Com ’16) Sewell Automotive Company Senior Associate New York, New York Washington, D.C. Consultant Dallas, Texas BGR Group FTI Consulting Inc. Washington, D.C. Herbert Klotz (Col ’16) Cos Cob, Connecticut Charles H. Sherman (Com ’15) Investment Analyst Associate Greystar Christian C. Davis (Col ’03) Charles M. Mitchell (Com ’11) The Carlyle Group Partner Herndon, Virginia Engagement Manager Washington, D.C. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld McKinsey & Company Washington, D.C. Scott R. Leachman Jr. (Col ’11) London, United Kingdom Sarah E. Sherman (Com ’10, GSBA ’16) Investment Professional Vice President, Finance Wilson Deming (Col ’11) Cain Hoy Enterprises LLC Charles H. Morgan (Com ’08) Transzact Regional Manager, Midwest New York, New York Vice President New York, New York SHIPT Iroquois Capital Group Birmingham, Alabama M. Geer Leboutillier (Col ’11) Nashville, Tennessee Walter C. Shiflett IV (Col ’09) Director of Acquisitions Associate Ryan W. Eckert (Col ‘16) Hines Lara A. Nosseir (Com ’15) Jefferies Associate Washington, D.C. Associate, Business Development Artemis Real Estate Partners New York, New York New Mountain Capital Washington, D.C. Thomas G. Light (Com ’10, GSBA ’17) New York, New York D. French Slaughter IV (Col ’08) Vice President, Finance & Operations Business Develpment Lead Cara D. Goodwin (Col ’07) ThingTech Charles F. Perkins UVA Health System Charlottesville, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Research Analyst Charlottesville, Virginia Peter O. Goodwin (Col ’07) Plustick Partners Malcolm Little (Com ’05) Charlottesville, Virginia President Principal Schuyler Sweeney (Col ’09) Business Analyst Hungry Leaf Arlington Capital Marilyn Kelley Perkins (Com ’11) Citadel Durham, North Carolina Chevy Chase, Maryland Investment Associate Chicago, Illinois Grace Gummeson (Col ’14, GSBA ’19) Kate Smith Mallory (Col ’11) UVIMCO M&A Associate Charlottesville, Virginia Kindergarten Teacher Peter R. Taylor Jr. (Col ’13) Evercore Presbyterian Day School Charlottesville, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Bailey McMahan Puntereri (Col ’01) Memphis, Tennessee Director Park Hill Group Greenwich, Connecticut

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Appointed annually by the Robert G. Byron (Col ’73, Law ’76) Stephen C. Dutton (Com ’04) H. Hiter Harris III Jeffrey M. Knetsch (Col ’78) Jefferson Scholars Foundation, Chairman Partner Co-Founder and Managing Director Partner Blue Vista Capital Partners LLC Kelso & Company Harris Williams & Co. Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck the Jefferson Scholars Selection Chicago, Illinois New York, New York Richmond, Virginia Denver, Colorado Committee determines who among the remarkably Jianhua Cang (Grad ’01) Nicole P. Eramo (Col ’97, Educ ’03, Educ ’10) Tyler Harris (Col ’12, Com ’12) John B. Koch (Engr ’85, Engr ’86) talented finalists will be offered Paul T. Jones Jefferson Scholars Assistant Vice President, Student Affairs Engagement Manager President and CEO Foundation Professor of Neuroscience Office of the Vice President and Chief McKinsey & Company PODS Enterprises, LLC Jefferson Scholarships. Department of Biology Student Affairs Officer New York, New York Tampa, Florida University of Virginia University of Virginia J. Crawford Hawkins II (Com ’06) Charlotte Krugh (Col ’99) Founder Matthew J. Carl (Col ’79) R. Tripp Evans (Arch ’90) Teacher Grupo Crawford Partner Professor Journeys School New York, New York Blumling & Gusky LLP Department of Art and Art History Wilson, Wyoming Daniel S. Adler (Engr ’88) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Wheaton College President Rudene M. Haynes (Col ’97) Peter D. Leary (Col ’00, Law ’05) Adler Financial Group Partner M. Cabell Clay (Col ’05) Gavin T. Garner (Engr ’06, Engr ’09) First Assistant U.S. Attorney Fairfax, Virginia Hunton & Williams Attorney Associate Professor, Mechanical & Department of Justice Richmond, Virginia Moore & Van Allen Aerospace Engineering Macon, Georgia James G. Aldige IV (Col ’03) Charlotte, North Carolina School of Engineering and Applied Science Managing Partner University of Virginia Timothy J. Heaphy (Col ’86, Law ’91) Macy Hale Lenox (Col ’94) Clio Asset Management Mitchell R. Cohen (Com ’86) University Counsel Associate Dean Charlottesville, Virginia Office of Undergraduate Admission Managing Director M. Huntley Garriott Jr. (Col ’98) Office of the University Counsel University of Virginia University of Virginia Trilogy Search Partners President Tiffany B. Armstrong (Com ’90) Greenbrae, California Live Oak Bank Managing Director Wilmington, North Carolina Douglas S. Holladay Jr. (Col ’69, GSBA ’76) Jerry M. Lewis IV (Col ’02) Harris Williams & Co. Kadeem A. Cooper (Col ’10) Atlanta, Georgia Agent Richmond, Virginia United Talent Agency Counsel, House Committee on Oversight Mary A. George (Col ’85) Los Angeles, California and Reform Founder and Director Edward P. Imbrogno (GSBA ’85) Robert Reid Bailey United States House of Representatives My Remarkable Self Co-Founder & Partner Associate Professor, Systems & Washington, D.C. Charlottesville, Virginia Fidus Partners LLC Robert J. Lojek (Com ’98) Information Engineering Charlotte, North Carolina Director, Partner Engineering School of Engineering and Applied Science Marion R. Crawford (Col ’89) Gregg I. Goldenberg (Com ’89) Google University of Virginia Mountain View, California President & Chief Executive Officer Vice Chairman Timothy J. Ingrassia (Col ’86) Crawford Strategy The Ardent Companies Partner and Co-Chairman, Global Attison L. Barnes III (Col ’86) Greenville, South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Mergers and Acquisitions Barbara M.G. Lynn (Col ’74) Partner, Co-chair of Litigation Practice Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Federal Judge Wiley Rein LLP Stephen S. Crawford (Col ’86) Susan T. Gowen (Col ’91) New York, New York U.S. District Court, Dallas Alexandria, Virginia Dallas, Texas Senior Advisor Denver, Colorado Capital One Financial Corporation Patricia T. Izard (Col ’88, Educ ’90) Margaret Henderson Basu (Col ’97) New York, New York Raynelle Deans Grace (Engr ’03) Executive Director Michael P. Lynn (Col ’72) Physician Senior Strategy Manager Cancer Care Foundation of Tidewater Partner, Commercial Litigation Self-Employed Virginia Beach, Virginia Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst Brittain Bardes Damgard The Vanguard Group Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas Palm Beach, Florida Robbinsville, New Jersey Clayton F. Jackson (Col ’81) Shahnaz Batmanghelidj Catherine D. de Vink (Col ’91, GSBA ’96) Peter M. Grant (Col ’78, GSBA ’86) President Linda B. McGrath (Col ’81) US Advisor Scottsville, Virginia Partner ZWJ Investment Counsel President Hoegh Capital Partners Anchormarck Holdings LLC Atlanta, Georgia Linda B. McGrath Interiors New York, New York R. Helm Dobbins (Com ’73) Charlottesville, Virginia New York, New York Shaw Joseph (Com ’04) Carla Wheaton Brady (Col ‘93, Med ’97) Executive Vice President (Retired) American National Bank & Trust Co. Sarah M. Hall (Col ’02, Law ’05) Principal Tracy V. McMillan (Com ’86) Associate Professor, Medicine Danville, Virginia Attorney General Atlantic Service Corp. Managing Principal Medical Center Securities and Exchange Commission New York, New York HCGA Consulting Partners Duke University Edward J. Dobbs (Col ’93) Washington, D.C. Fairfield, Connecticut William J. Kehoe President Thomas B.W. Hall (Col ’02, Law ’06) Kevin D. Brown (Com ’96) Dobbs Management Service LLC William F. O’Dell Professor Emeritus of D. Craig Mense (Col ’75) Associate General Counsel Senior Managing Director Memphis, Tennessee Commerce Executive Vice President and MSD Partners Capital One Financial Corporation McIntire School of Commerce Chief Financial Officer New York, New York Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia CNA Chicago, Illinois

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Carey J. Mignerey (Col ’04, Law ’09) Sophia Paige-Feemster (Col ’87) Brian C. Smith (Col ’02) Mitchell E. Zamoff (Col ’89, Law ’92) Partner Physician Counsel Professor & Litigation Program Director McKinsey & Company Arboretum Obstetrics & Gynecology Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr LLP Law School Singapore, Republic of Singapore Charlotte, North Carolina Washington, D.C. University of Minnesota

Bruce A. Miller (Col ’89) Marcia L. Pentz (Educ ’89, Grad ’91) Charles A. Smithgall IV (Com ’03) Managing Director Assistant Professor, Management Smithgall Family Office LLC Investure LLC Communication Atlanta, Georgia Charlottesville, Virginia McIntire School of Commerce University of Virginia Nicole O’Brien Snyder (Col ’01, Law ’06) Scott Miller Free Union, Virginia Director, Financial Aid Crisler B. Quick (Com ’77) President Student Financial Services Gib B. Staunton (Educ ’85) University of Virginia The Finance Department Principal Mill Neck, New York Staunton Career Advisors Sharon Ann M. Miller (Arch ’86) Charlottesville, Virginia President Anne L. Raymond Hillcrest Finance LLC Senior Managing Director David B. Stevens (Engr ’85, Engr ’87) Fairfield, Connecticut Crow Holdings Chief Executive Officer Dallas, Texas Keelan Capital LLC Guy K. Mitchell III (Col ’98) Atherton, California President & Chief Executive Officer Coolidge E. Rhodes Jr. (Col ’97) Deshazo Senior Counsel, Global Energy Michael P. Timko Bessemer, Alabama Transactions Lewis and Clark Professor of Biology Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Department of Biology Calvert Saunders Moore (Col ’90) Houston, Texas University of Virginia New York, New York James T. Rogers (Col ’11, Com ’11) Deborah H. Valentine (Col ’80) Parks Harris Morris Jr. (Col ’92) Analyst Richmond, Virginia Chief Executive Officer D1 Capital Partners T3 Media New York, New York Hatsy Vallar Denver, Colorado Charlottesville, Virginia Michael M. Rogers (Col ’98) Chief Executive Officer Melissa E. Murray (Col ’97) Brandt A. Vaughan (Com ’89, GSBA ’99) Frederick I. and Grace Stokes Dorsey Alston, Realtors Chief Financial Officer & Chief Operating Professor of Law Atlanta, Georgia Officer NYU School of Law The Ballmer Group

New York University Amy J. Sampson (Col ’85) Bellevue, Washington Senior Vice President, Chief Stephen A. Nash (Col ’13) Engagement & Innovation Officer W. Bradford Wilcox (Col ’92) Children’s Hospital of The King’s Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer Professor & Director of the National Daughters Upperline Health Marriage Project Nashville, Tennessee Norfolk, Virginia Department of Sociology University of Virginia Anna M. Nekoranec (Col ’86) Amanda W. Schwartz (Col ’00) Chief Executive Officer New York, New York Sarah F. Wilson (Com ’03) Align Private Capital Partner & Director of Business Sarasota, Florida Marc G. Shrier (Com ’65) Development Vice President (Retired) INDABA Capital Management, LLC Kimberly E. Osagie (Col ’05) Goldman Sachs Group Inc. San Francisco, California Partner Rydal, Pennsylvania Promise54 Shan Wu (Engr ’04) Arlington, Virginia Alexander J. Sloane (Col ’74) Director, Business Development & President Operations Thomas B. Pagnani (Col ’92) A.J. Sloane & Company Magenta Therapeutics Managing Director, Head of New York, New York Somerville, Massachusetts Technology Finance Sector Financial Inc. Chevy Chase, Maryland

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Members of the University Michael Ortwein Geographic areas from which Catherine C. Roche community assist the Jefferson Woodbridge, Virginia the Foundation has secured W. R. Stephens Jr. Scholars Foundation and the contributions of at least $500,000 Perry L. Wilson Robert E. L. Wilson V Jefferson Scholars Selection MATH are eligible to become part of the Committee by filling crucial roles EVALUATOR annual regional competition process. CALIFORNIA in the preparation, implementation, Regional selection committees LOS ANGELES and evaluation necessary for the Todd M. Simkin (Col ’97) composed of University alumni Allison J. Kean selection weekend. Head of Trader Development Susquehanna International Group LLP and friends are charged annually Chair Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania with the responsibility of reviewing George W. Abele and screening all nominees from James Lindsey Alley ESSAY their areas. Based on the number of Elizabeth S. Bowles EVALUATORS SEMINAR LEADERS schools participating in each region, Theodore M. Crockin Stewart P. Craig (Col ’85) Miranda L. Beltzer the regional committees select from E. Luke Farrell Eric M. Heiner Fellow one to four candidates as finalists in Elisabeth M. Giovine Chair Department of Psychology Director, Office of Grants and Contracts David O. Higley University of Virginia the competition. School of Medicine Rodney J. Hobbs University of Virginia Jonathan D. Cohen Scott A. LaPorta Newman Family Fellow Jerry M. Lewis IV Catherine D. Baritaud Newton, Massachusetts AT-LARGE Julia L. Monahan Lecturer Patrick J. Cronin Carolyn E. Murdock Department of Science, Technology, and Clayton M. Geipel Society Chair Ezekiel R. Reed Peter and Crisler Quick Fellow University of Virginia Anya A. Havriliak Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Donna L. Roberts and Engineering Jessica P. Huang Caroline S. Ryon Laurie Duxbury University of Virginia Gregory S. Siegel Dennis Slon Charlottesville, Virginia Cynthia L. Smet Catherine M. Gorick COMMUNITY-BASED James Gray Whisnant Stephen R. Fallert (Col ’85) Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Fellow ORGANIZATIONS Senior Director, Contracts Department of Biomedical Engineering Simon & Schuster University of Virginia Kadeem A. Cooper SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA New York, New York Chair Courtney L. Hill Kim H. Feinstein Jason A. Gill Gerard P. Filicko (Col ’85) Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Fellow Rohan K. Pai J. Sanford Miller Department of Civil and Environmental Senior Vice President, Physician Services Co-Chairs Engineering Central Virginia Health Network University of Virginia ALABAMA Thomas W. Archer Midlothian, Virginia BIRMINGHAM Barbara B. Glynn Jeannie M. Sellick Robert G. Schoenvogel Daniel H. Hecht Merav Frazier Harrison Family Foundation Fellow Chair Adam P. Joseph Assistant Dean Department of Religious Studies Office of Undergraduate Admissions University of Virginia Bryson G. Edmonds Robert J. Lojek University of Virginia Rebecca Eubanks William H. Lyon Christopher T. Whitehead Noelle Fleming-Collins Megan E. Raymond Anne Heldreth Irby Cauthen Fellow Henry S. Long Jr. Ruth E. Selby Charlottesville, Virginia Corcoran Department of History Loring W. Rue III, M.D. Barry E. Taylor University of Virginia Shelley Johnson Webb Aenon Kirstiana Moose (Grad ’17) Jeffrey T. St. Denis Charlottesville, Virginia Paul J. Zivick Mallie M. Whatley Gregory L. and Nancy H. Curl Fellow COLORADO P. Parke Muth (Col ’79, Grad ’82) Department of Astronomy ARKANSAS Spencer R. Allen University of Virginia Parke Muth Consulting Katherine Deming Cavanaugh Jeffrey M. Knetsch Charlottesville, Virginia Chair Don A. Springer Robert L. Brown Co-Chairs Eliza O’Connell Natalie Wilson Brownlow Hannah C. Christian Head of School Village School Claiborne P. Deming Robert M. Duchen Charlottesville, Virginia

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Susan T. Gowen John B. Koch Michelle C. Murphy KENTUCKY Natalie E. Conners MINNESOTA Earl E. Hoellen Elizabeth R. Lifsey Edgeley A. Myers Torri L. Martin Christian C. Davis MINNEAPOLIS/ Tracy L. Johnson J. Jefferson Maxwell Heidi L. Nilsson William L. Doffermyre Chair ST. PAUL Kathy Knetsch Saskia Mighell Kent R. Nilsson Jr. Nicholas B. Fenton Joseph A. Bilby Amy Anne Donatelli Lassig Richard O. Roberts III Allison P. Murray Stephen A. Opler Jaye S. Gamble III Jan de Beer Chair Christine N. Springer Anna M. Nekoranec Henry C. Pollock Nicholas A. Harris Merry W. Dougherty Thomas Alexander Emily Kirkwood Nolan Bradley C. Reeves Scott M. Headd Earl L. Martin III Eschenroeder Jr. DELAWARE Glenn B. Oken Mark A. Rogers John C. H. Hooff Jr. Emily Hebeler Katharine Lopez Sydney P. Ridley Christopher E. Slack M. Geer Leboutillier LOUISIANA Kate A. Kosiek Weymouth M.D. Charles N. Stallings III James R. Stark Malcolm Little William C. Baldwin T. M. Walkley Chair C. Norman Stallings Jr. Eric D. Tumperi Cal S. Matsumoto M.D. Chair Mitchell E. Zamoff Jerinico V. Batac Kathryn S. Valentine Alexander N. Breckenridge V Colin M. McKay Elizabeth S. Buccini GEORGIA Margaret K. Wallace William P. Gibbens Corinne M. L. Mills Bruce L. Chipman ATLANTA MISSISSIPPI Mary M. Watson Katherine S. Haygood Stuart M. Pape Zachary L. Chipman Peter D. Leary Mary Alice Tyson Browning Benjamin J. Woods Mark J. Lacour Jeffrey L. Roberson Nathan A. Cook Carey J. Mignerey Chair Sarah L. Wyckoff William H. Summerour Alexandra G. Rossi Michelle H. Schuler Co-Chairs Sarah L. Wyckoff Elizabeth F. Archer Wendell H. Bryan II Thomas F. Schuler Barry N. Berlin SOUTH GEORGIA/ MAINE Erica Brennan Ben Humphreys McGee III TALLAHASSEE, Virgilia W. Bryant MASSACHUSETTS FLORIDA Joseph J. Burton Jr. William J. Van Devender Jr. FLORIDA Chair BOSTON JACKSONVILLE Blake I. Campbell C. Bradford Jackson Richard C. Chandler M.D. Cynthia Barker Blain MISSOURI Sydney A. Gervin III Brett E. Coburn Ruth Ann Vleugels Chair Edgar B. Hatrick IV KANSAS CITY Chair Gregory S. Cohn Shan Wu John D. Buchanan Jr. Jennifer L. Rooks Alison H. Armistead Anne Marie Cushmac James D. Comerford Co-Chairs Scot B. Copeland Kevin J. Simowitz Chair J. Michael Hughes James E. Connelly Sue Ann A. Adams Robert C. Crabtree Michelle B. Thompson Hunter Westwood Armistead Charles D. Hyman Robert V. Cooley II John H. Armstrong Meredith C. Strange H. Guy Collier John D. Milton Jr. Martha E. Downer-Assaf MARYLAND R. Kent Bennett Jr. R. Halsey Wise Laura Rains Draper Geoffrey D. Fasel ILLINOIS Kirsten Andrews Woelper Joseph M. Bizup Bruce B. Durkee Brett M. Posten CHICAGO Chair Theodore G. Blake PALM BEACH Marybeth White Edgecomb Mark G. Reintjes M.D. Michelle C. Chmielewski Kevin B. Baker Shelby S. Colby Suzanne T. Frisbie Benjamin G. Ehlers Thomas P. Schult Jequeatta Upton Smith Kathleen Richardson Bernstein William T. Cozean James C. Jenkins Gary L. England Kevin C. Toney Lawrence E. Tanner Jr. Paul D. Corbin Robert D. Cultice Jr. Co-Chairs Andrew P. Feinour Co-Chairs Kathryn E. Deal Nicholas P. Favaloro Carling C. Boyles Pinckney Edwin J. Feinour ST. LOUIS Adam T. Antoszewski Alice M. Dearing Margaret Grace Haltom Richard D. Frisbie Christopher C. Frieden Brooke W. Restemayer David J. Bentrem, M.D. Lucy Neale Duke Mark R. Heneine Lauren Jones Kenny Andra N. Gillespie Chair Christian F. Binnig Vadim Elenev Michelle T. Ho Christian D. Searcy Michael A. Gragnani James G. Forsyth III Robert G. Byron Shawn P. Flaherty Ingrid Houghton Armando A. Tabernilla Kimberly Grantham Ricky N. Horton Kate Pomper Costello Richard S. Gamper Robert B. King Connie D. Thomas Daniel B. Haithcock Page M. Ivie D. Grant Cupps Elizabeth A. Hagan Melanie S. Mace Bradley V. Heiner John C. Lin Dean A. de la Peña Samuel A. Johnson Courtney Z. McCarthy Anne Park Hopkins William R. Piper TAMPA Adom Getachew W. Hunter Purcell John A. Nelson S. Rixey Jones William L. Polk Jr. Richard D. Eckhard Meghan W. Ho Kerry Cavanaugh Rice John M. O’Rourke IV F. Joseph Keith Eleanor Danforth Shaheen R. J. Robbins Jr. Douglas W. Holladay Danna E. Thomas Kelsey J. Petrie Wimberly S. McPhail Eric S. Stange Co-Chairs Robert Stribling Koster Bruce C. Ramsey Katelyn A. Merrihew Tahnee Jackson Whitlock Stewart T. Bertron D. Craig Mense WASHINGTON, DC/ Jalen J. B. Ross Laura G. Blair David C. Metcalf Ameet V. Sarpatwari Jane Scudder SUBURBAN MARYLAND Tonja C. Brickhouse Elizabeth Watts Metcalf Rachel S. Smith NEW JERSEY Timothy D. Sheehan Attison L. Barnes III Laurin M. Farrior Mark S. Miles Richard D. Tadler NORTHERN Phillip Shinall Andrew C. Blair Charles G. Hardwick III Marisa Spaulding Miller Thomas M. Taylor NEW JERSEY Peter J. Sweeney III Isabel Bacon Leboutillier Allison Jennewein Taylor A. Montes de Oca Kyle D. Teegarden Vincent A. D’Arpino Victoria K. Wolf Co-Chairs Aydin D. Keskiner Ava L. Morris Annie R. Ungrady Stephen M. Van Besien Dean Cinkala Co-Chairs

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Raymond T. Abbott Scott P. Caputo Jacqueline B. Scott Stephen C. Mischen Michael F. Donoghue Colleen Rigby Babiak Orit Jacoby Carroll Kristin Steen Sherry J. Polonsky Stephanie K. Doupnik Anson H. Beard David Cates Raffi C. Tokatlian Richard H. Ramsey Susan Fahey David F. Brandley Jr. Douglas M. Cohen Clifford M. Yonce W. David Sellers Jessica C. Fowler Timothy P. Coughlin Claire E. Councill Mark R. Francis Kay Evans Crnkovich Charles P. Daniels NORTH CAROLINA OHIO Raynelle Deans Grace John M. Cusano Jr. Joseph M. Dardick CHARLOTTE CINCINNATI Bobby J. Greenberg Kelly A. Garnes Emma K. DiNapoli Elena L. Airapetian-Sexton Kathryn Anderson Jacobo J. Guzman Debra Shapiro Gill Samantha Katherine Weisner Egan Chair Robert A. Heimann, Jr. Erik R. Hirsch Radford W. Klotz Katherine G. Farrington M. Selim Bingol Co-Chairs Kelley Hodge Sarah Lyman Kravits Sean Feeney Laurie E. Bond Darlene T. Anderson Jeremy M. Jones Alan S. MacKenzie Jr. Rory E. Finnegan Garland S. Cassada Jeffrey R. Anderson Jr. Raymond J. Kane Scott G. Martin Conor W. Grady M. Cabell Clay Jeffrey R. Anderson Andrea M. Kaplan Jeffrey M. Nicklas Lauren E. Groetch Greg A. Dolinsky April A. Cain Courtney Crenshaw Kapp Matthew M. Pesesky Tyler Harris Thomas E. Duncan Paige De Buys William L. Kitchel III Jessica F. Van Besien Alex M. Hutcheson Mr. Edmund N. Durden William D. De Buys Lynne N. Kolodinsky Katherine T. Hutto Ronald E. Eliasek Jr. Sandra W. Heimann Ann V. Lastuvka NEW YORK Mary Catherine Kinniburgh Thomas D. Ellis Jr. Kitsa T. Rhoad Daniel J. Mayock BUFFALO Daniel P. Kobayashi David L. Gaines Jonathan R. Snyder Anna McDermott Mary M. Owen Sarah L. Leaman Barbara A. Hall Erika S. Svirnovskiy Zane D. Memeger Chair Joshua S. Levy Ryan C. Hill Simon Y. Svirnovskiy R. Bradford Mills Clotilde P. Dedecker Philippa J. Mason Charles S. Johnson Jr. Tiffany Wallon Kristen D. Notaro Charles G. Duffy III David A. McGinley Jenna S. Johnson Kayle M. Palakovich Gretchen Geitter Gabrielle T. Michnoff Ashley Johnston NORTHEAST OHIO Sanjay S. Palat Kirin M. Hage Jacqueline F. Michnoff Bryan H. Joyner David S. Dickenson III Elaine T. Petrossian Stephen J. McCabe Sharon Ann M. Miller Peter Justis Chair Maria K. Pulzetti Jessica Erin Sheets John T. Mongan Jr. Johanna E. Kreafle Kathleen H. Davis Jeffrey L. Roberson Mary M. Wilson Erin McDermott Nance Amanda Moran Lanier Stephen G. Harrison Matthew J. Rosenberg Gretchen L. Wylegala Lara A. Nosseir Christopher R. Mullis PhD Cameron S. Miele Justin B. Smith Kaleigh B. Oleynik Sarah Pearce Mary G. Murray Leslie B. Swope LONG ISLAND Sophie A. Staples Anne W. Poole Timothy Stallings JD Charles A. Szoradi Joseph D. Lemire Lian Xue Thomas P. Pope Alvina H.Y. Lo Farhad Zaman Ming Qi OREGON PITTSBURGH/WESTERN Co-Chairs John P. Spratley PORTLAND PENNSYLVANIA Joseph M. Dardick WESTCHESTER, NY/ Rebecca S. Starling Lee S. Fiedler Matthew J. Carl Geoffrey R. Kaiser FAIRFIELD, CT M. Scott Starling Chair Chair Lauren Jones Kenny Ruaraidh I. Campbell Vivek Tayal M.D. Winnie Chao Rodney R. Akers Calvert Saunders Moore Alison M. Gregory Steven J. Tricarico Asha N. Chesnutt M.D. Nancy W. Glynn Brian P. Scrivani Virginia Brooks Robinson J. Neal Cox Jennifer M. Hayes Co-Chairs PIEDMONT TRIAD Sarah Curtis-Fawley Denise Hughes NEW YORK CITY Christine M. Danforth McDara P. Folan III Kelly M. Laustsen Katherine Nickel McFaden Robert W. Downes Elizabeth Darling Harley S. Garrison Claire H. Montaigne Jeffrey B. Mulholland Steven M. Shepard Mary-Stuart G. Freydberg Co-Chairs Richard W. Young Jr. Richard Purnell Co-Chairs Kelley Lewis Johnston Adam W. Duggins Richard B. Tucker III Mackenzie D. Austin Peter E. Kaplan Jr. Robbin B. Flow PENNSYLVANIA Nicholas A. Barry Alexandra R. Lichtenstein Ragan P. Folan PHILADELPHIA RHODE ISLAND Sarah H. Begeman Annesley R. MacFarlane Sarah Golden Graham R. Laub R. Tripp Evans Lucinda Heidsieck Bhavsar John F. Merchant Penny Graves Deanna L. Loughnane Chair Cameron F. Boland William E. Pence IV Nancy T. Keshian Co-Chairs Sara A. Butler PhD Katherine M. Bolger Erin Lee Russell J. Tyrone Lewis Yasmin A. Brizan Rebekah Gardner Lindsay S. Byron Michael T. Santi Jr. Katherine A. McCurry Alexis B. Cohen Matthew T. Harrison

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Neile Maloney Hartman Thomas F. Preston Anne B. Alexander Coolidge E. Rhodes Jr. Vijay S. Edupuganti Eda F. Herzog-Vitto Abigail Yandell Talbot E. Taylor Armstrong Jr. Hanson Yates Rory E. Finnegan Jocelyn Newton Anna C. Vergos Blair Wanwisa Baker Kevin C. Hare James A. West IV Kerry M. Breaux VIRGINIA Sarah Elaine Hart SOUTH CAROLINA Richard W. Carrington III CHARLOTTESVILLE Jasdeep Ghumman Heim CENTRAL AND UPSTATE SC NASHVILLE Rachael B. Craven Jonathan E. Earnhardt Adam D. Jones William Grayson Lambert Kate Read Ezell Thaddeus A. Darden Chair Sarah E. Stickley Chair Chair John C. Devine Kristina M. Alimard Philip W. Parker Molley J. Clarkson Kathryn Agnew Roger C. Diseker Barbara Baumbusch Lily M. Patterson Marion R. Crawford Jennifer Alexander Christa M. Doerwaldt Charles Taylor Cole Jr. Katie Richarts Bray White J. Thornton Kirby Bridget M. Bailey Menard Doswell IV William Carrington Guy II Katherine M. McDonald Patricia B. Bass Frank M. Hamlin Sharla P. Klingel DAN RIVER AREA John F. Parrott Jr. Emily Berry J. Davis Hamlin Edward S. McGowan R. Helm Dobbins Frederick L. Bryant Sarah A. Hamlin Michael C. Nexsen Chair LOWCOUNTRY, SC/GA Laura L. Bryant J. Owen Hannay Marilyn Kelley Perkins Beverley L. Coleman Darcy S. Mauro Julie Burkhalter G. Timothy Hardin Katherine L. Rhyne Virginia Hamlet Margaret Poston Northup Stuart A. Burkhalter Nicole E. Hooper Elizabeth M. Leggett Co-Chairs A. Rawls Butler V Justin A. Hoover COMMONWEALTH Michael C. Scales Pamela P. Harrington Parker E. Camp Claire C. Hyde (EASTERN) W. Clarke Whitfield Jr. Branden S. Hunter Karla Campbell Christopher P. Kelly Jamieson M. Bourque Dorothy L. Kluttz J. Taylor Chenery Matthew R. Miller Chair LOWER PENINSULA AREA Godfrey M. Long Jr. John D. Claybrook Virginia Milton Richard K. Bethune Jennifer O. David Stuart E. Mullens Kathryn K. Conrad Leigh A. Nager Forrest G. Brown Chair Brendan J. O’Shea Elizabeth E. Duffield Shannon B. Newsom Shawn N. Brydge James T. Fang Carl S. Pedigo Jr. Read D. Ezell Joseph D. O’Brien III Natalie E. Conners Kari A. Heffner Jason C. Pedigo Amy C. Flinn Richard R. Pollock Wayne L. Dell David A. Fox Jon A. Roach Jr. Timothy C. Evans LYNCHBURG TENNESSEE Mary Stamps Gambill Benjamin A. Rosenthal Nicholas G. Ferraro James O. Watts IV EASTERN TENNESSEE Bridget B. Haimberger Sanka Savvides Stalcup Lindsay Durtan Friesen Gorham B. Wood Donald E. Morton Chandler C. Harrington Diana R. Warnecke Margaret Grace Haltom Co-Chairs Chair M. Pemberton Heath Laura P. Warrick Yuesen He J. Frederick Armstrong Benjamin P. Brown Mark W. McDonald Jennifer J. White Attiya H. Latif Gabrielle R. Crawford Susan M. Crimmins Jessica M. Meehan James H. Wilson III John M. O’Rourke IV Lorenzo Davis Lane Crowder James H. Moore Dagney D. Pruner Louise W. Dawson James B. Holland Pamela F. Morris HOUSTON Matthew G. Rigby Robert L. Driskill M.D. E. Bruce Hutchinson Stephen A. Nash Margaret Henderson Basu Anna Sanfilippo Cecilia M. MacCallum Courtney J. Keehan Amanda E. Nichols Logan A. Moncrief Lena A. Schulhofer Sandra R. Krawchuk Jameson Norton Co-Chairs Mark S. Silvers NORTHERN VIRGINIA T. Barrett Lee Mathias J. Paco David M. Boehm Jessica Nehrling Simmons Amber B. Blaha Meredith C. Lee Richard C. Prather Hallie E. Crawford Beth Campbell Spilman Michael J. Spitalney Thomas C. Lee III Christopher R. Price Laura Rowe Crawford Co-Chairs William C. Montague Brent V. Savoie Joseph D. Gibney COMMONWEALTH Matthew J. Allman Robert F. Parsley Rachel R. Settle Grace H. Grundy (WESTERN) Stephen N. Ander Patten M. Smith Bate H. Sielbeck Christi J. Guerrini John W. Rader Jr. Richard L. Barnes II Michael E. Taylor Robert B. Tate R. Keith Harrison Susan M. Rockwell Tiago D. Bezerra Thomas L. West III Lisa Rosenthal Young Charles R. Hermes Co-Chairs Ryan P. Bugas Antoinette M. Jackson TEXAS Cecil Banks Jr. Ellis M. Butler MEMPHIS Emily Leitch Christopher M. Belyea Ellen J. Chapin Kevin G. Ritz DALLAS/FORT WORTH Steven C. Machiorlette Veronica D. Brooks-Uy Sunny S. DiSoco Chair Brent E. Bundick Kathleen B. McGregor John H. Chellman Jaye S. Gamble III Christopher A. Boals Irving M. Groves III Gregory P. Mullin John C. Devine Bryan A. Hancock Andrew P. McBride Thomas O. McNearney III Co-Chairs 95 REGIONAL SELECTION COMMITTEE UNDERGRADUATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Virginia Hawkins Lawson McNeil Wijesooriya DESIGNATED SCHOOLS Appointed by the Jefferson Maryanne Quinn Hancock (Grad ’96, Col ’96) Eda F. Herzog-Vitto Richard T. Wilson III Nathan A. Cook Scholars Foundation, the Josephine M. Johnson Chief Executive Officer Gib B. Staunton Undergraduate Advisory Y Analytics Martha C. Kidd SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Co-Chairs Committee provides ongoing McLean, Virginia Cheryl D. Logan Deirdre S. Goldsmith Allen A. Cunningham support and counsel to assist with William A. Marr Jr. Chair Garrett B. Lyons III the direction and development of Robin Robinson Howell (Col ’86) David H. Reid Jeremy H. Grantham Atlanta, Georgia Sara E. Neher the Jefferson Scholars Program. Andrew M. Ricciardone Amber T. Inofuentes Thomas F. Schuler George K. Martin (Col ’75) Adele Bruce Shartzer James P. Jones Katharine Lopez Weymouth M.D. Kelly M. Snow Deborah Sproles Managing Partner, Richmond Office McGuireWoods LLP Alexander W. Stolar INTERNATIONAL Richmond, Virginia Stephen A. Taylor TIDEWATER VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL Stephen S. Crawford (Col ’86) Heather Walcott Scott A. Robertson AT-LARGE Chair Tracy V. McMillan (Com ’86) Larkin N. Willis Senior Advisor Amy J. Sampson Jasmine H. Yoon Managing Principal Capital One Financial Corporation HCGA Consulting Partners Co-Chairs Chair PIEDMONT AREA New York, New York Fairfield, Connecticut Erin L. Berry James G. Aldige IV Gorham S. Clark Jason R. Davis Christopher J. Benos Tiffany B. Armstrong (Com ’90) Michael A. Pausic (Engr ’86) Chair Martin J. Goldberg M.D. John B. Brake Managing Director Partner Jeremiah L. Albritton Sharon S. Goodwyn Luke C. Brennan Harris Williams & Co. Foxhaven Asset Management Claiborne Callahan M.D. Richmond, Virginia Howard E. Gordon Maeve Curtin Charlottesville, Virginia Kevin J. Carrington Ranjit K. Goudar Justin Gage DeZoort Coe G. Eldredge T. Westray Battle III (Col ’98) Mark A. Victor Pinho (Com ’99) Owen D. Griffin Jr. Julia M. Freeburg Elizabeth A. Grannis Stephen C. Mahan Vice President of Communications Managing Partner Jin Yoo Kim Craft Media/Digital St. Victor Group LLC Emily C. Grannis Glen M. Robertson Yixiao Min Washington, D.C. New York, New York James G. Harris Susan S. Walker David L. Newsome Shannon M. Mier J. Britton Williston Austin E. Owen Robert W. Downes (Com ’85) Coolidge E. Rhodes Jr. (Col ’97) L.S. Wells Nevill Partner Richard J. Paris III Senior Counsel, Global Energy William F. O’Keefe WASHINGTON Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Transactions Emily A. Pearce New York, New York Jason S. Will SEATTLE Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Alexander J. Rigby Houston, Texas Lindy A. Blevins Madeline R. Rita Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. RICHMOND Chair Lucas T. Williams (Col ’91, Law ’95, GSBA ’95) Deborah H. Valentine (Col ‘80) Harold E. Johnson Robert P. Callahan Benjamin S. Winter Managing Partner Richmond, Virginia Panning Capital Management LP Chair A. Statton Hammock Jr. Juana Yunis Audrey T. Bauhan Tiffany D. Harrison New York, New York Tennille J. Checkovich Matthew L. Iwicki LONDON, ENGLAND Dana M. Elzey Marjorie Webb Childress Colleen M. Martin James C. Lloyd Associate Professor and Director, Susan Y. Dorsey Rachel Carriere Schaler Shepard C. Spink Jr. Rodman Scholars Program Sean P. Ducharme Department of Materials Science and Lavinia H. Touchton Co-Chairs Robert C. Farmer Engineering Brandt A. Vaughan Abraham G. Axler David I. Greenberg University of Virginia Lawrence Williams Russell C. Bogue Meredith M. Haynes Michael C. Cloud Nicole P. Eramo (Col ’97, Educ ’03, Educ ’10) Rudene M. Haynes WEST VIRGINIA Hugh V. H. Cochrane Assistant Vice President, Student Affairs K. Roger Johnson Jr. Jessica S. Graney Robert G. Doumar Jr. Office of the Vice President and Chief Linda B. Poole Chair Student Affairs Officer Margaret R. Horvath Matthew G. Rigby Todd F. Becker University of Virginia Xiaomei Rosemary Liu Elizabeth Roark Dabney Edwards Graney Colette E. Martin Hugh M. Evans III (Col ’88) Clifford S. Singer Patrick C. Graney III Kylie E. Philbin Private Investor Douglas B. Smith Patrick C. Graney IV Amy F. Robson Baltimore, Maryland Deborah H. Valentine Debra K. Sullivan Richard Benedict Rudgley Kristin P. Walinski Charles K. Sullivan Buford C. Scott Sarah A. Hamlin (Col ’89) Christopher G. Turner Dallas, Texas Adrianna M. Whish 96 JEFFERSON FELLOWS SELECTION COMMITTEE

Appointed annually by the Benjamin K. Brady (Grad ’11, Grad ’16) E. R. Curley (GSBA ’95) Alex D. Forrest (GSBA ’11) Chris Highley Jefferson Scholars Foundation, Law Clerk Managing Member Director, Corporate Strategy & Business Assistant Professor, Biomedical Federal Judiciary Ruxton Partners LLC Development Engineering and Chemical Engineering the Graduate School of Arts & St. Louis, Missouri Baltimore, Maryland The Walt Disney Company School of Engineering and Applied Science Sciences, the Darden School Burbank, California University of Virginia of Business, and the School Jacqueline G. Brandin (GSBA ’93) J. Randolph V. Daniel IV (Engr ’82, GSBA ’86) of Engineering and Applied Investment Portfolio Manager Robert D. Foster Jr. (GSBA ’15) Aurie Y. Hsu (Grad ’12, Grad ’12) Glynn Capital Management President & CEO Brand Manager Assistant Professor, Computer Music Science, the Jefferson Fellows Menlo Park, California Seaboard Concrete Products Co. The Clorox Company and Digital Arts Selection Committee determines Richmond, Virginia San Francisco, California Conservatory of Music who among the applicants and Leonard J. Buck II (Engr ’86) Oberlin College Founder William J. Dirienzo (Grad ’10, Grad ’14) Daniel E. Franz (Grad ‘16) finalists will be offered Jefferson Blue Bright Ventures LLC Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Thomas V. Inglesby (GSBA ’84, Law ’86) Fellowships. Chapel Hill, North Carolina Computer Science, Engineering, Department of Mathematics and Managing Director Physics & Astronomy (CSEPA) Computer Science Saratoga Partners David T. Buckley (Col ’04) University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan College of the Holy Cross New York, New York Paul Weber Chair of Religion, Science and Politics Jacqueline L. Doyle David T. Gies Richard C. Kellogg Jr. (Col ’74) Jennifer A. Amyx (Col ’91) Department of Political Science (Engr ’83, GSBA ’89, GSBA ’95) Commonwealth Professor of Spanish Chair Assistant Professor University of Louisville Assistant Professor Department of Spanish, Italian and Basic Management Inc. Political Science Department Darden School of Business Portuguese Houston, Texas University of Pennsylvania Jessica Belue Buckley (Col ’04) University of Virginia University of Virginia Clinical Assistant Professor Andrew J. Kennedy (Grad ’11) L. Bradford Armstrong Department of Educational Leadership, Adam W. Duggins (GSBA ’08) Stephen R. Grand (Col ’87) Assistant Professor, Chemistry (Engr ’72, GSBA ’74) Evaluation, and Organizational Managing Partner Executive Director, Middle East Strategy and Biochemistry President Development New Page Capital Task Force Neuroscience Program Armstrong Partners University of Louisville Greensboro, North Carolina The Atlantic Council Bates College Richmond, Virginia Arlington, Virginia David M. Carter (Grad ’79, Grad ’81, Law ’84) Thomas P. Duke (Com ’68, GSBA ’71) Blair P. Labatt Jr. (Grad ’74) Katherine L. Atchison (GSBA ’18) Partner Visiting Executive Lecturer Ruth F. Haile (Engr ’79) President and Chief Executive Officer Associate Marketing Manager Troutman Sanders Darden School of Business Senior Managing Director Labatt Food Service General Mills Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia FTI Consulting San Antonio, Texas Minneapolis, Minnesota Charlottesville, Virginia Marjorie Webb Childress (Col ’01, GSBA ’09) Eric M. Dunham (Col ’00) Michael Lenox (Engr ’93, Engr ’94) Thomas B. Babcock (GSBA ’11) Leadership Consultant Associate Professor Christopher W. Hale (GSBA ’18) Tayloe Murphy Professor of Business; Vice President Heidrick & Struggles Inc. Department of Geophysics Mergers & Aquisitions Senior Associate Dean and Chief Grassy Creek Richmond, Virginia Stanford University J.P. Morgan Strategy Officer New York, New York New York, New York Darden School of Business Victoria L. Chiou (Col ’06) M. J. Elmore (Col ’70) University of Virginia Rachael L. Beaton Medical Officer Partner Matthew T. Harrison (Col ’98) (Grad ’07, Grad ’09, Grad ’14) US Food and Drug Administration Bondurant Mixson & Elmore Associate Professor Rachel A. Letteri NASA Hubble and Carnegie-Princeton Bethesda, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia Division of Applied Mathematics Assistant Professor, Chemical Postdoctoral Fellow Brown University Engineering Department of Astrophyscial Sciences Jenny S. Clay Ashleigh D. Elser (Grad ’17) School of Engineering and Applied Science Princeton University William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor Assistant Professor, Religion J. Clark Herndon III (Engr ’05, GSBA ‘11) University of Virginia Department of Classics Hampden-Sydney College Manager Peter C. Bertone (Engr ’80) University of Virginia Bain & Company Inc. Kenneth C. Lichtendahl Jr. Senior Partner Charles M. Elson (Law ’85) Washington, D.C. Eleanor F. and Phillip G. Rust Professor Strategy& Lara S. Collier (Col ’96) Edgar S. Woolard Jr. Chair in of Business Administration Esmont, Virginia Associate Professor Corporate Governance Mary E. Hicks (Grad ’10, Grad ’15) Darden School of Business School of Pharmacy Alfred Lerner College of Business & Assistant Professor University of Virginia University of Wisconsin-Madison David L. Bowlin Jr. (Col ’01, GSBA ’09) Economics Black Studies and Latinx & Latin American Director, Investments University of Delaware Studies Luann J. Lynch Stifel Kyle P. Collins (GSBA ’18) Amherst College Almand R. Coleman Professor of Atlanta, Georgia Senior Consultant David A. Falter (Grad ’84) Business Administration Deloitte Consulting President and Chief Executive Officer Peter J. Hicks (GSBA ’74) Darden School of Business Chicago, Illinois Katherine Bradley Bowlin (GSBA ’09) Antenna International Managing Director University of Virginia Marketing Director Glencoe, Illinois Linx Partners LLC News - Press & Gazette H. William Coogan Jr. (GSBA ’82) Scarsdale, New York Atlanta, Georgia Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer (Retired) Firstmark Corporation Midlothian, Virginia 97 JEFFERSON FELLOWS SELECTION COMMITTEE

William H. Lyon (Col ’91, GSBA ’00) Christopher R. Mullis PhD (Col ’94) Lanier L. Sammons (Grad ’11, Grad ’12) Vice President, Private Wealth Chief Executive Officer Assistant Professor, Recording Management Northstar Capital, LLC and Technology Morgan Stanley Mint Hill, North Carolina Department of Music and Performing Arts San Francisco, California California State University, Monterey Bay Katherine S. Nedelkoff (GSBA ’09) Rosemary L. Malfi (Grad ’15) President Ameet V. Sarpatwari (Col ’03) Postdoctoral Research Associate Katherine Nedelkoff Design Instructor in Medicine University of Massachusetts New York, New York Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital Seton G. Marshall (GSBA ’09) Justin L. Neill (Grad ’11) Harvard University Chief Technology Officer President and Chief Operating Officer BrightSpec Inc. Arlington Capital Advisors Thomas F. Schuler (Engr ’85) Charlottesville, Virginia Birmingham, Alabama President and Chief Executive Officer Solidia Technologies Inc. Michael C. Nexsen (GSBA ’13) Jamala K. Massenburg (Engr ’01, GSBA ’09) Piscataway, New Jersey Senior Vice President Engineering Program Manager, U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Hardware Engineering Anna B. Stilz (Col ’99) Charlottesville, Virginia Google Laurence S. Rockefeller Professor of Haywood, California Politics and Human Values Jason A. Pan Department of Politics (Col ’09, Engr ’09, GSBA ’13, Law ’13) Eric R. McDermott (Col ’02, GSBA ’08) Princeton University Supervision Analyst, Office of Fair Executive Vice President, Lending and Equal Opportunity Charles C. Townsend III (Col ’71) Corporate Development Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Taco Family of Companies General Partner Vienna, Virginia Medfield, Massachusetts Aloha Partners Barrington, Rhode Island Matthew B. Panzer Anisa McCree Mechler (GSBA ’18) Assistant Professor, Mechanical & Consultant Brian R. Wamhoff Aerospace Engineering Bain & Company Co-Founder and Head of Innovation School of Engineering and Applied Science Atlanta, Georgia HemoShear Therapeutics University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia James K. Meneely III (GSBA ’97) Richard H. Ramsey (Com ’01, GSBA ’07) Managing Director Katherine E. K. Williams (GSBA ’14) Operating Partner White Deer Energy Technology Sector Manager New Page Capital Houston, Texas Boston Consulting Group Greensboro, North Carolina Denver, Colorado Jon D. Mikalson Jason Scott Remer (Engr ’17) Professor Emeritus Davis C. Willingham (GSBA ’18) Development Manager Department of Classics Associate Hexagon Energy University of Virginia McKinsey & Company Charlottesville, Virginia San Francisco, California Gabrielle K. L. Miller (Grad ’11, Grad ’15) Christopher A. Richins (GSBA ’09) Assistant Professor, Spanish Shan Wu (Engr ’04) Chief Executive Officer Department of Modern Languages & Culture Director, Business Development & RBC Signals Baylor University Operations Sammamish, Washington Magenta Therapeutics Somerville, Massachusetts Dennis Morgan (GSBA ’96) Allison S. Robbins (Grad ’07, Grad ’10) Chief Financial Officer Associate Professor SHYFT Analytics Department of Music Waltham, Massachusetts University of Central Missouri

Brian P. Murphy (Grad ’03, Grad ’08) Jesse I. Rosenthal (GSBA ’13) Associate Professor and Vice President, Corporate Development Honors College Director Hearst Health Department of History San Francisco, California Rutgers University-Newark Zachary Ruchman (GSBA ’18) Vice President BlackRock Private Equity Partners Hoboken, New Jersey

98 NATIONAL FELLOWS SELECTION COMMITTEE GRADUATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Appointed annually by the Appointed by the Jefferson director of the National Scholars Foundation, Fellowship Program, the the Graduate Advisory National Fellows Selection Committee provides ongoing Committee determines who support and counsel and among the applicants will be meets several times a year to offered a National Fellowship. assist with the growth and development of Graduate Fellows Program. Brian H. Balogh Professor Corcoran Department of History Maryanne Quinn Hancock University of Virginia (Grad ’96, Col ’96) Saladin Ambar Chair Chief Executive Officer Associate Professor Y Analytics Department of Political Science McLean, Virginia Rutgers University Randall Brent Cebul (Grad ’08, Grad ’14) Brian H. Balogh Assistant Professor Professor Department of History Corcoran Department of History University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia

Christy Ford Chapin (Grad ’10) Robert G. Byron (Col ’73, Law ’76) Associate Professor Chairman Department of History Blue Vista Capital Partners LLC University of Maryland, Baltimore Chicago, Illinois Christopher Jones Mary Margaret Frank Associate Professor Samuel A. Lewis Sr. Faculty Fellow School of Historical, Philosophical, and and Associate Professor of Business Religious Studies Administration Arizona State University Darden School of Business University of Virginia Kimberly Phillips-Fein Associate Professor, Economic Thought Thomas V. Inglesby (GSBA ’84, Law ’86) and History Managing Director Gallatin School Saratoga Partners New York University New York, New York

Vanessa Walker Shannon O. Pierce (Col ’98, Law ’01) Morgan Assistant Professor in Vice President, Operations Diplomatic History Nicor Gas Department of History and Latinx & Latin Aurora, Illinois American Studies Amherst College William L. Polk Jr. (Col ’78) Managing Partner Egis Capital Partners St. Louis, Missouri

Peter V. Swendsen (Grad ’10) Associate Professor, Computer Music and Digital Arts Conservatory of Music Oberlin College

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