n Commencement Saturday,N May 24, 2014

Bowdoin College n Commencement Saturday,N May 24, 2014

Bowdoin College BOWDOIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT Saturday, May 24, 2014

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1 DEGREES

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

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College flag in the State of Maine, and the flags of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and on the ninth day before the Kalends of June, in the the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories of graduating 2014th year of our well-being students—in 2014, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, France, and in the 238th year of the authority of the Germany, Haiti, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Israel, United States of America. Japan, Kenya, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama, Philippines, People’s Republic of China, Portugal, Republic of

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual Korea, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, to ensure its success. Thailand, Tunisia, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam.

2 n TWO HUNDRED ninTH COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 24, 2014

COMMENCEMENT MARCH Chandler’s Band

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

INVOCATION Reverend Robert E. Ives ’69 Director of Religious and Spiritual Life

The Star-Spangled Banner Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student a Cappella Groups Alexis Patrice Little ’14, Piano

introductory remarks Deborah Jensen Barker ’80, P’16 Chair of the Board of Trustees

For the State Susan Collins United States Senator

Welcome Barry Mills President of the College

Senior Commencement Speakers “The Bowdoin Quilt” James Wholley Denison IV ’14 Class of 1868 Prize Winner “Failure in Perspective” Kate Kearns ’14 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner

3 n CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Barry Mills President of the College

Mary L. Bonauto, Doctor of Laws Citation by Steven R. Cerf George Lincoln Skolfield Jr. Professor of German

christopher r. hiLL ’74, p’10 Doctor of Laws Citation by Christian P. Potholm II ’62 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Professor of Government

richarD o. pruM, Doctor of science Citation by Nathaniel Thoreau Wheelwright Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor of Natural Sciences

harriet waLLBerg, Doctor of huMane Letters Citation by Susan E. Bell A. Myrick Freeman Professor of Social Sciences

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATION Barry Mills President of the College

Simon Lopez Brooks ’14 Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student a Cappella Groups Alexis Patrice Little ’14, Piano Words appear on the last page of this program.

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

RECESSIONAL MARCH Chandler’s Band

4 CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2014

Simon Lopez Brooks, Class Marshal

Claire Elizabeth Aasen English Shorewood,Wisconsin Husam A. Abdalla Government and Legal Studies Boothwyn, Pennsylvania Lee Daniel Abecunas Economics and Mathematics Medfield, Massachusetts Jesse I. Abels Chemistry and Economics; Minor: Mathematics West Hartford, Connecticut Cameron David Adams Earth and Oceanographic Science Concord, Massachusetts Gordon C. Adams Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Biology Concord, Massachusetts Charles Boyd McKinnon Allen Government and Legal Studies Weston, Massachusetts Maura Claire Allen Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Anthropology Superior, Colorado Marina Cecilia Anastopoulos Biology; Minor: Classical Studies Weston, Massachusetts Mallory F. Andrews Biochemistry; Minor:Visual Arts Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Kyra Markel Babakian Psychology; Minor: Italian Mamaroneck, New York Jasmine A. Bailey Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Manchester, Massachusetts Brad Bainum Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Philosophy Chevy Chase, Maryland Lars Sebastian Bamba Economics and Gender and Women’s Studies; West Orange, New Jersey Minor: Education Studies Wensley Barker IV Mathematics; Minor: Physics Cos Cob, Connecticut Terence Tyler Barley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Bloomfield, New Jersey Caroline Elizabeth Bartlett Classics and English; Minor: Teaching Lexington, Massachusetts Eliot Jackson Bass Economics Westport, Connecticut Charlotte Elizabeth Beach Economics and Mathematics Skowhegan, Maine Kailey Elizabeth Bennett Visual Arts; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Tulsa, Oklahoma Jeremy F. Berke Earth and Oceanographic Science Toronto, Ontario, Canada Adriane Leigh Berry Biology; Minor: Philosophy Wiscasset, Maine Erica J. Berry Environmental Studies-English Portland, Oregon Erik Christophe Bertin Economics Saddle River, New Jersey Faith Chepng’etich Biegon Economics and Government and Legal Studies Nakuru, Kenya Nora J. Biette-Timmons Government and Legal Studies Arlington,Virginia Rodrigo S. Bijou Government and Legal Studies Santa Barbara, California Caroline Elizabeth Blake Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Raymond, Maine Maximilian Blomgren Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Greenwich, Connecticut James Lee Boeding Government and Legal Studies and Visual Arts Millerton, New York Samantha Bonnel Sociology Brooklyn, New York Steven Nathan Borukhin Economics Essex Fells, New Jersey Martin Bouroncle History Goffstown, New Hampshire Monica Ann Bouyea Sociology; Minor: Psychology Pasadena, California Kathryn Clarke Brady Biology; Minor: Economics Stamford, Connecticut Ellen Catherine Brennan Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Medway, Massachusetts Geoffrey A. Brewer ’09 Philosophy Summit, New Jersey Benjamin Kazanjian Brewster History Cape Elizabeth, Maine Simon Lopez Brooks Economics; Minor: Computer Science Los Angeles, California Cullen Joseph Brownson Mathematics and Education Napoleon, Ohio Chelsea M. Bruno Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Anthropology Brunswick, Maine

5 Margaret McBride Bunke Visual Arts; Minor: English Worcester, Massachusetts Joshua I. Burger-Caplan Government and Legal Studies Woodbridge, Connecticut Collin A. Burke Anthropology and Earth and Oceanographic Science Topsfield, Massachusetts Samuel Bernard Burnim Biochemistry; Minor: Italian Haverhill, Massachusetts Alex Morgan Butler Neuroscience Ridgewood, New Jersey John Butterworth III Biochemistry; Minor: German Auburn, Massachusetts

Filipe Camarotti Mathematics and Physics; Minor: Music Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cynthia Leigh Cammarn English and History; Minor: Theater Charlotte, North Carolina Amilia Victoria-Allen Campbell ’13 Visual Arts; Minor: Education Studies North Haven, Maine Griffin Wilde Cardew History Ipswich, Massachusetts Hallie Anne Carol Biochemistry Boston, Massachusetts Emily Carr Psychology; Minor: Teaching Tacoma, Washington Sabine Carrell ’13 History; Minor: Theater Bensheim, Germany Nicholas Alexander Cast Economics Miami, Florida Eduardo Enrique Castro II History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Elkhorn, Wisconsin Marie Ann Centeno Sociology New York, New York Aleph Cervo Music; Minor: Asian Studies Laguna Beach, California Sarah Madeline Chalfie Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Theater New York, New York Catherine Margaret Chang Mathematics; Minor: Art History Winchester, Massachusetts Sunita F. Chepuri Mathematics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Mukilteo, Washington Eric M. Chien Environmental Studies-Biology Golden Valley, Minnesota Adam Michael Childs Chemistry and Physics South China, Maine Mara R. Chin-Purcell Neuroscience; Minor: Film Studies Saint Paul, Minnesota Natalie Claire Clark Art History; Minor: English Edina, Minnesota John Joseph Cleary History Winchester, Massachusetts Emily S. Coin Anthropology; Minor: Africana Studies Clinton, New York Mia H. Colby ’13 Anthropology; Minor: Biology Fort Collins, Colorado Bridget Catherine Connolly English; Minor: Teaching Pittsfield, Maine James Augustus Cook Computer Science; Minor: Economics Big Sky, Montana Mikala Forbes Cooper Visual Arts New York, New York Samantha Kristin Copland Gender and Women’s Studies and Psychology; Uxbridge, Massachusetts Minor: Education Studies Sophia Chrystel Cornew Economics; Minor: Biology Portola Valley, California Casey Isabella Correa Visual Arts and English Stamford, Connecticut James L. Crimp ’13 Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Anchorage, Alaska Robert E. Cumby Physics; Minor: Mathematics Washington, District of Columbia Charlie Emerson Curtis Anthropology; Minor: Gay and Lesbian Studies Presque Isle, Maine

Emmeline Rose Sitomer Danforth French and Mathematics; Minor:Visual Arts Lexington, Virginia Alexander Von Kleydorff Daniels Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Carlisle, Massachusetts Zachary F. Danssaert Biology Solana Beach, California Stephan B. Danyluk Mathematics; Minor: Education Studies Williamstown, Massachusetts Monica Kiran Das English; Minor: Film Studies Needham, Massachusetts Peter Jordan Davids German and Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Wellesley, Massachusetts Peter Quentin Davis History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Bronxville, New York Johnathon Adam de Villier Biology and Classical Studies La Grande, Oregon Brian Bruno DeAngelo Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Greenwich, Connecticut

6 Melissa Beth DellaTorre Neuroscience; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Scarborough, Maine Ruxton T. Dellecese Jr. Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Tampa, Florida Kimberly A. Dempsey Biochemistry; Minor: English Stamford, Connecticut James Wholley Denison IV Art History and French; Minor: Biology Alexandria,Virginia Allyssa Renee Deorocki Biology Merrimac, Massachusetts Evelyn Sarah Dickinson Biology and French Bowdoin, Maine David Allen Dietz Government and Legal Studies and Earth and Yarmouth, Maine Oceanographic Science Alex Kirk Doering Biochemistry; Minor: Chinese Windham, Maine Isa Ali Domin Mathematics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Skokie, Illinois Zachary D. Donnarumma Economics Ramsey, New Jersey Colin Christian Downey Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies East Sandwich, Massachusetts Robert Vincent Driscoll Economics Marshfield, Massachusetts Cole Ellington Duncan Psychology; Minor: Religion New Canaan, Connecticut

Rodolfo Edeza ’13 Sociology; Minor: Education Studies Los Angeles, California Peter Fay Edmunds Economics Wellesley, Massachusetts Graham Harper Edwards Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Classics Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Adam Jacob Eichenwald Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: History Dallas, Texas Matthew Charles Eiss ’13 Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Arlington, Virginia Frederick M. Elias Philosophy and Religion; Minor: Film Studies Los Angeles, California Michael G. English Jr. Physics and Visual Arts Newtown, Pennsylvania Riley M. Eusden Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: English South Paris, Maine Uchenna C. Ezibe French and Government and Legal Studies Washington, District of Columbia

Mitchell Dean Fabricant Economics; Minor: Education Studies Madison, Connecticut Angela Gabrielle Fabunan ’11 English Flushing, New York Molly Rose Fargeorge Spanish Newburyport, Massachusetts Alexander Norman Feinberg Mathematics and Russian; Minor: Computer Science Newton, Massachusetts Thomas Casey Ferlito Biochemistry; Minor: Anthropology North Andover, Massachusetts Leovanny Fernandez Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Africana Studies Brooklyn, New York Sam A. Fichtner English and Theater; Minor: Film Studies New York, New York Benjamin Paul Fiorillo Biology; Minor: History Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Charles R. Fogarty Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Los Angeles, California Isabelle Christine Franks Environmental Studies-History; Minor: Film Studies Pleasantville, New York Mollie Sarah Henni Friedlander Neuroscience and Spanish Del Mar, California Alexandra Frosina Art History; Minor: Education Studies Greenville, Delaware Thomas R. Furbee History; Minor: Classical Studies West Chester, Pennsylvania

Joseph Vincent Galazka English Selden, New York Viraj Rajendra Gandhi English and Theater Shreveport, Louisiana James P. Garvey Computer Science and Physics; Minor: Mathematics Lancaster, Massachusetts Caroline Warren Gauld Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Bath, Maine Noah Veis Gavil Biochemistry; Minor: Music Bethesda, Maryland Abigail Tensia Geringer Art History Wheatland, Wyoming Evan Gershkovich Philosophy; Minor: English Princeton, New Jersey Haley Heller Gewandter Visual Arts; Minor: Spanish New York, New York Matthew A. Glatt Economics; Minor: Computer Science Pleasantville, New York

7 Brian M. Glazewski Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Dobbs Ferry, New York Jordan Robert Goldberg Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Newberry, Florida Tracie Goldsmith History; Minor: Biology Corinth, Maine Reaha Jean Goyetche Chemistry York, Maine Karina A. Graeter Physics and Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Music Cincinnati, Ohio Christopher J. Granata Economics; Minor: Italian Orange, Connecticut Christopher J. Gravallese German and Government and Legal Studies; Middleton, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Daniel Lewis Greene Government and Legal Studies Cooper City, Florida Jonathan M. Gren ’13 Government and Legal Studies Severna Park, Maryland Paige Elizabeth Gribb Gender and Women’s Studies and Romance Languages Santa Barbara, California William Griffiths III History and Economics; Minor: Teaching Darien, Connecticut Shannon Rebecca Grimes French and Government and Legal Studies Missoula, Montana Raouf B. Grissa Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Anthropology Doylestown, Pennsylvania Joanna Gromadzki Visual Arts; Minor: Environmental Studies Versoix, Geneva, Switzerland John Dale Grover Government and Legal Studies San Antonio, Texas Destiny Dawn Guerrero English; Minor: Anthropology Wichita Falls, Texas Taylor Catherine Guiffre Sociology; Minor: Art History Scotch Plains, New Jersey Devika Ogden Gurung Asian Studies New York, New York

Jennifer Ha Anthropology and Biochemistry Bronx, New York Lonnie Michael Hackett Biochemistry Bangor, Maine Leigh I. Hall Sociology; Minor: Asian Studies Annapolis, Maryland Dylan Patrick Hammer Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Asian Studies Rye, New York Connor E. Handy ’13 Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science Merrimac, Massachusetts Owen Sargent Haney English; Minor: History Ewing, New Jersey Daniel Conor Hanley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Falmouth, Maine Dylan Theodor Hannes Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Bethesda, Maryland Mark Joseph Hansen Earth and Oceanographic Science Anchorage, Alaska Phoebe Sadie Happ Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts New York, New York Katherine E. Harmon Neuroscience; Minor: Economics Auburn, Maine Lily Fenn Harriman Art History; Minor: Economics Miami Beach, Florida Raymond Robert Harrison III Spanish; Minor: Gay and Lesbian Studies Leominster, Massachusetts Salem Harry Chemistry; Minor: English South Padre Island, Texas Calla M. Hastings Gender and Women’s Studies and Sociology Brooklyn, New York Christine Ann Pi’ilani Hayes Biology; Minor: Asian Studies Sacramento, California Jennifer Dabora Helble Biochemistry Norwich, Vermont Jonathan Avi Held Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; Newton, Massachusetts Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Samuel Andrew Herzig Economics and Government and Legal Studies Port Washington, New York Kurt Patterson Herzog ’13 Environmental Studies-Economics Baltimore, Maryland Tyler Kenneth Higgins Economics and Psychology; Minor: Computer Science Eastham, Massachusetts Soichi Hirokawa Physics and Russian; Minor: Philosophy Ridgefield, Connecticut Danaé Marine Hirsch Government and Legal Studies and Romance Languages Atherton, California Thu-Trang Thi Ho Economics and Government and Legal Studies South Portland, Maine William Charles Ho ’12 Asian Studies; Minor: History Portland, Maine Sarah K. Holm French and Mathematics New York, New York Rebecca E. Hong Biochemistry and Visual Arts Los Angeles, California

8 Dobbs Ferry, New York Divya Hoon Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Norwood, New Jersey Newberry, Florida Dana Lerea Hopkins Visual Arts; Minor: Art History Social Circle, Georgia Corinth, Maine William M. Horne Psychology and Religion Denver, Colorado York, Maine Coby Taylor Horowitz Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Stow, Massachusetts Cincinnati, Ohio Graham J. Hotchkiss Mathematics and Music Sudbury, Massachusetts Orange, Connecticut Nathaniel G. Houran ’13 English and Theater Laconia, New Hampshire Middleton, Massachusetts Susanna Davis Howard Chemistry Iowa City, Iowa Robert Daren Hughes Jr.’13 Asian Studies Goodlettsville, Tennessee Cooper City, Florida Elizabeth Sharisse Humphrey Art History and Visual Arts Calumet City, Illinois Severna Park, Maryland Timothy Carl Hunt Neuroscience and French Oakland, California Santa Barbara, California Caitlin Emma Hutchinson Maddox Classics and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Darien, Connecticut Missoula, Montana Ana I. Ibañez Sociology Irving, Texas Doylestown, Pennsylvania Versoix, Geneva, Switzerland Brian W. Jacobel Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Northfield, Minnesota San Antonio, Texas Emma W. James ’13 Anthropology; Minor: Education Studies Avon, Maine Wichita Falls, Texas Michael Adam Jarrell Neuroscience and Romance Languages Pittsford, New York Scotch Plains, New Jersey Emma DeGray Johnson Anthropology; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies South Hamilton, Massachusetts New York, New York Louise Elizabeth Johnson English New York, New York Richard Van Dusen Joyce ’13 Environmental Studies-Spanish Puntarenas, Costa Rica Bronx, New York Bangor, Maine Harry A. Kalodner Computer Science and Mathematics Springfield, Massachusetts Annapolis, Maryland Robert John Kaminski Economics; Minor: Classical Studies Morristown, New Jersey Rye, New York Janki Kaneria Anthropology; Minor: Art History Vestal, New York Merrimac, Massachusetts Marcus M. Karim Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Troy, Michigan Ewing, New Jersey Zoe Cannon Karp Mathematics and Neuroscience Old Greenwich, Connecticut Falmouth, Maine Samuel Neil Karson Government and Legal Studies Mamaroneck, New York Bethesda, Maryland Marble N. Karuu Sociology; Minor: Spanish McKinney, Texas Anchorage, Alaska Kate Kearns History; Minor: Theater New York, New York New York, New York Thomas Herbert Keefe Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts New York, New York Auburn, Maine Benjamin Elliott Kekeisen History Manchester, Massachusetts Miami Beach, Florida Turner Davis Kelsey Music and Psychology Cumberland Center, Maine Leominster, Massachusetts Minnie Kim Asian Studies and Visual Arts Cambridge, Massachusetts South Padre Island, Texas Sally Kim Biochemistry Placentia, California Brooklyn, New York Kiersten Anne King Anthropology and Classical Archaeology Colorado Springs, Colorado Sacramento, California Olivia R. King English; Minor: Education Studies Amesbury, Massachusetts Norwich, Vermont Samuel Connor King Environmental Studies-Religion Rye Brook, New York Newton, Massachusetts Imelda Choiling Ko Biochemistry; Minor: Chinese Brooklyn, New York Karl S. Koehler Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Biology Orono, Maine Port Washington, New York B. Oliver Koo Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Greenwich, Connecticut Baltimore, Maryland Rebecca Ann Krakora Biology; Minor: Mathematics Scotch Plains, New Jersey Eastham, Massachusetts Ariye M. Krassner Psychology Portland, Maine Ridgefield, Connecticut Peter Anthony Kringdon Visual Arts; Minor: Sociology Hingham, Massachusetts Atherton, California JoonMo Ku ’12 Economics and Government and Legal Studies Seoul, Republic of Korea South Portland, Maine Evan Alexander Kulak Government and Legal Studies and Earth and Oceanographic Science Wellesley, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Sunnie G. Kuna Biochemistry; Minor: Economics Abilene, Texas New York, New York Los Angeles, California

9 Madeline Mae Lamo Government and Legal Studies and Romance Languages; Minneapolis, Minnesota Minor: Economics Madeline Fennon Lane Biology; Minor: Teaching Topsham, Maine Luisa Ellis LaSalle Biology and Sociology Evergreen, Colorado Kyle Franklin LeBlanc Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Newburyport, Massachusetts Diana Fung-Shing Lee History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Loudonville, New York Hyunji Lee Biology and Chemistry; Minor: Economics Seoul, Republic of Korea Jung Hak Lee Economics and Mathematics; Minor: English Palisades Park, New Jersey Min Sarah Lee Environmental Studies-Mathematics University Place, Washington John Finch Lefeber History; Minor: Economics Branford, Connecticut Edith Damaris Leghorn History; Minor: Spanish Needham, Massachusetts Matthew Harold Leiwant Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics New York, New York Bianca Luz Leos Biochemistry and Mathematics Fort Worth, Texas Daniel Lesser Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Music Orono, Maine Michael Harris Levine Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mathematics Chappaqua, New York Emma Grace Lewis Economics; Minor: Spanish Anchorage, Alaska Hongbei Li Asian Studies; Minor: Art History Chengdu, People’s Republic of China Xiang Li Biochemistry; Minor: English Toronto, Ontario, Canada J. Thomas Lilly III Economics; Minor: Mathematics Bronxville, New York Emmanuel Benigno Lim Government and Legal Studies Manila, Philippines Kelsey M. Linnell Anthropology and Mathematics Sabattus, Maine Daniel I. Lipkowitz Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; Pennington, New Jersey Minor: English Cayla Brezze Liptak Art History; Minor: Education Studies Stratford, Connecticut Alexis Patrice Little History; Minor: Chinese Philadelphia, Pennsylvania William Jason Livermore Economics; Minor: Mathematics Ludlow, Massachusetts Maya Kaufmann Lloyd Biochemistry; Minor: Psychology Palo Alto, California Timothy M. Locke Chemistry; Minor: Music Seattle, Washington Kyle Bass Lockwood Economics; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Ridgefield, Connecticut Caroline Darlene Logan Mathematics; Minor: Teaching Tiburon, California Jesse William Loughlin Biochemistry Rockland, Massachusetts Nicole Isabel Love Sociology Harbor Springs, Michigan Diane Lu Biology Memphis, Tennessee Gabrielle Perou Lubin Psychology; Minor: Teaching Chicago, Illinois Stephanie Rose Lynn Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Spanish Bow, New Hampshire

Phuong Dinh Katie Mac Biology; Minor: Asian Studies Bronx, New York Lindsey Anne Macleod Mathematics; Minor: Film Studies Cumberland, Maine Andrew Paul Madlinger Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Basking Ridge, New Jersey Scott Williams Mahoney Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Music Wellesley, Massachusetts Beatriz Malibiran Biochemistry; Minor: Anthropology Flushing, New York Zohran Kwame Mamdani Africana Studies New York, New York David Mandelbaum ’12 Classical Studies New York, New York Alexander John Marecki Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies New Fairfield, Connecticut Meghan Elizabeth Marr Psychology; Minor: English Larchmont, New York Christian E. Martin Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Art History Lake Bluff, Illinois Michaela Roberta Martin Biology; Minor: Spanish Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

10 Minneapolis, Minnesota Megan Gina Massa Neuroscience; Minor: English Middletown, New Jersey Laurel Shailee Mast Philosophy; Minor: Mathematics Hillsboro, Oregon Topsham, Maine Harold Ewan Matheson Economics Kingston, Ontario, Canada Evergreen, Colorado Matthew T. Mathias Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Religion Baltimore, Maryland Newburyport, Massachusetts Somya A. Mawrie Sociology Cherry Hill, New Jersey Loudonville, New York Brittany W. Maxwell ’13 Sociology; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Marblehead, Massachusetts Seoul, Republic of Korea Ilana Mayer-Hirshfeld Biochemistry Los Angeles, California Palisades Park, New Jersey Iris Moondance McComb Romance Languages; Minor: Dance Colorado Springs, Colorado University Place, Washington Julianne Catherine McCullough Biochemistry; Minor: History Springvale, Maine Branford, Connecticut Brendan William McDermott Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies East Lyme, Connecticut Needham, Massachusetts Emily Anne McDonald Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Montclair, New Jersey New York, New York Kevin P. McDonough Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: West Roxbury, Massachusetts Fort Worth, Texas Environmental Studies Orono, Maine Alithea R. McFarlane Religion; Minor: Japanese Houston, Texas Chappaqua, New York Marisa Isabelle McGarry Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Princeton, New Jersey Anchorage, Alaska Alec M. McGovern Mathematics; Minor: Music Peterborough, New Hampshire Chengdu, People’s Republic Denzel Q. McLarty Physics; Minor: Economics Jamaica, New York of China Jennifer Louise McMorrow History Durham, North Carolina Toronto, Ontario, Canada Emily Sarvis McNeil Economics; Minor: Education Studies Mill Valley, California Bronxville, New York Molly Linda Medrano Anthropology Alexandria, Virginia Manila, Philippines Frankie Joseph Mennicucci Mathematics Bloomfield, New Jersey Sabattus, Maine John Vincent Mensik History; Minor: Spanish Chicago, Illinois Pennington, New Jersey Stephen A. Messina Economics Newton, New Jersey Kevin Miao Economics; Minor: Mathematics East Lyme, Connecticut Stratford, Connecticut Lucas M. Milardo English; Minor: Latin Hampstead, New Hampshire Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hillary Daniela Miller French and History Miami, Florida Ludlow, Massachusetts James K. Miller Art History and Physics; Minor: Philosophy Detroit, Michigan Palo Alto, California Kaitlynn Barbara Miller Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Elmore, Vermont Seattle, Washington Claude Patrick Millet Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: Spanish Port-au-Prince, Haiti Ridgefield, Connecticut Amanda Nicole Minoff English; Minor: Art History Florence, Massachusetts Tiburon, California Marta Misiulaityte German and Sociology Vilnius, Lithuania Rockland, Massachusetts Emily Catherine Mitchell Mathematics; Minor: Sociology Yarmouth, Maine Harbor Springs, Michigan George Mok Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Asian Studies Hong Kong SAR, Hong Kong Memphis, Tennessee Amanda Michelle Montenegro Spanish; Minor: Art History Miami, Florida Chicago, Illinois Benjamin D. Montgomery Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Saint Louis, Missouri Bow, New Hampshire Caroline Peabody Moore Biology; Minor: Teaching Manchester, Massachusetts Zachary P. Morrison Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Sarasota, Florida Bronx, New York Peyton Carter Morss Chemistry and English Wayland, Massachusetts Cumberland, Maine Emily Jeanne Murray German; Minor: Teaching Matinicus Island, Maine Basking Ridge, New Jersey Wellesley, Massachusetts Takahiro Ignacio Nakamura Chemistry McLean, Virginia Flushing, New York Erica Margaret Nangeroni Environmental Studies-Biology Westwood, Massachusetts New York, New York Lauren Elaine Napier ’09 English and German; Minor: Music Tacoma, Washington New York, New York Fabiola A. Navarrete Anthropology and Visual Arts Hercules, California New Fairfield, Connecticut Everett Nelor Psychology Augusta, Georgia Larchmont, New York Sarah Kolkhorst Nelson Biochemistry and French Darien, Connecticut Lake Bluff, Illinois Helen Elizabeth Newton French and History Chapel Hill, North Carolina Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Thao Thanh Nguyen Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Hanoi, Vietnam

11 Viet H. Nguyen Economics; Minor: Mathematics Hanoi, Vietnam Tobias J. Nicholson Neuroscience Concord, New Hampshire Jin Niu Government and Legal Studies Houston, Texas Brooke Nneka Nnatubeugo Biochemistry Palm Harbor, Florida Emily Kathleen Norton Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Cumberland, Maine Eliza Zoe Novick-Smith Religion New York, New York

Ayaka Okawa Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Tokyo, Japan Maeve Elizabeth O’Leary English; Minor: French Montclair, New Jersey Sean William O’Malley ’13 Sociology Medfield, Massachusetts Danielle Sarah Orchant Africana Studies; Minor: Education Studies Oradell, New Jersey Alexander Volney Osha Philosophy Hillsborough, North Carolina Conor James O’Toole Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Physics San Marino, California Elizabeth Ann Owens Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Springfield, Pennsylvania

Molly Ann Paduda Government and Legal Studies Madison, Connecticut Daniel Alexander Palken English and Physics Northborough, Massachusetts Lauren A. Pashkowski Psychology; Minor: Italian Tempe, Arizona Samuel Burgess Patterson Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Bangor, Maine John Thomas Dolvin Peabody History Alexandria, Virginia Ryan James Peabody Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Mathematics Aptos, California Lester Charles Lee Pearson Visual Arts Seattle, Washington Yimin Peng English; Minor: Film Studies Elmhurst, New York Phillip Tise Pennell Economics; Minor: Mathematics Stamford, Connecticut Alexander R. Pensavalle Computer Science; Minor: Music Winchester, Massachusetts Nina Michele Petersen Biology; Minor: Religion Bar Harbor, Maine David F. Phipps Computer Science and Neuroscience Darien, Connecticut Alexandra Pigott Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Art History Greenwood Village, Colorado Julianna M. Piñero Biology Silver Spring, Maryland Alessandra Renee Piscina History; Minor: Italian Pelham Manor, New York Joshua V. Pondick Chemistry and German West Newbury, Massachusetts Molly Popolizio Neuroscience; Minor: Italian Rexford, New York Claudia María Potosme Neuroscience Miami, Florida Alexander R. Powers Neuroscience Lexington, Massachusetts Emily Rose Powers English Auburn, Maine Sunjay A. Priyadarshan Sociology Scituate, Massachusetts Anna K. Prohl Biology; Minor: Art History Elkins, New Hampshire Mary Caroline Prokopowicz Environmental Studies-Spanish; Minor: Biology Greenville, North Carolina Kirsten Lindsey Prue Psychology; Minor: Sociology Auburn, Maine

James Tucker Query Asian Studies and Economics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Emily Farrar Quirk English; Minor: History Kansas City, Missouri

Mark Edward Ragusa German and Neuroscience Trumbull, Connecticut Eric Robinson Ramsay Economics; Minor: Chinese Brunswick, Maine Matthew James Rasmussen Chemistry Groton, Massachusetts Ellis M. Ratner Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Physics Lawrenceville, New Jersey Victoria Esther Rea-Wilson Eurasian and East European Studies; Minor: Psychology Concord, Massachusetts

12 Hanoi, Vietnam Aiden Joshua Reis Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Education Studies Rye, New York Concord, New Hampshire Franklin Farrington Reis Economics and German Hampton Falls, New Hampshire Houston, Texas Vanessa Rendón Vásquez ’13 Latin American Studies; Minor: Spanish Kenilworth, New Jersey Palm Harbor, Florida Madison Ellen Rex English; Minor: Sociology Seekonk, Massachusetts Cumberland, Maine Robert Lincoln Rhodes II Chemistry; Minor: Film Studies Northfield, Illinois New York, New York Christine Elizabeth Rholl Biology and Mathematics Alexandria, Virginia Augusta Leigh Rice Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Concord, New Hampshire Tokyo, Japan Mark Joseph Richter Africana Studies; Minor: German Brunswick, Maine Montclair, New Jersey Nathan D. Ricke Chemistry and Physics Winchester, Massachusetts Medfield, Massachusetts Molly Atkinson Ridley Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Buxton, Maine Oradell, New Jersey Sian M. Riebe Anthropology and Earth and Oceanographic Science Hong Kong SAR, Hong Kong Hillsborough, North Carolina Katherine Laura Riley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Hingham, Massachusetts San Marino, California Madelena Sophia Rizzo Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Ardmore, Pennsylvania Springfield, Pennsylvania Sam Roberts Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Woodbridge, Connecticut Thomas A. Roberts-McMichael English Princeton, New Jersey Madison, Connecticut Justin D. Roberts-Pierel German and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Liberty, Maine Northborough, Massachusetts Christopher J. Robleto Latin American Studies and Psychology Los Angeles, California Tempe, Arizona Adrian Rodriguez Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Latin American Studies Lynn, Massachusetts Bangor, Maine Isabelle Rodriguez Latin American Studies; Minor: Education Studies Chicago, Illinois Alexandria, Virginia Charles Johnson Rollins Jr. Economics; Minor: German Rye, New York Aptos, California Thomas J. Romero Biology Mansfield, Massachusetts Seattle, Washington Natalja Patricia Rosculet Chemistry and German Neenah, Wisconsin Elmhurst, New York Andrew S. Roseman Religion; Minor: Music Hamden, Connecticut Stamford, Connecticut Joseph Gregory Rosen Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Minor: Theater Coral Gables, Florida Winchester, Massachusetts Ben K. Rosenbloom Philosophy and Physics; Minor: Teaching Lawrence, Kansas Bar Harbor, Maine Peter L. Rosencrans Psychology; Minor: English Ridgefield, Connecticut Darien, Connecticut Marissa C. Rosenthal Psychology; Minor: Computer Science Los Angeles, California Greenwood Village, Colorado Noelani Genevieve Rosillo Biology; Minor: French Chicago, Illinois Silver Spring, Maryland Jasmine Amena Bynum Ross Africana Studies Memphis, Tennessee Pelham Manor, New York Katherine Sarah Ross Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Eden Prairie, Minnesota West Newbury, Massachusetts Olivia Paige Rotenberg Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Art History Long Lake, Minnesota Rexford, New York Viola Luolan Rothschild Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Phillips, Maine Miami, Florida Margot Elizabeth Roux Sociology; Minor: Education Studies Woodside, California Lexington, Massachusetts Kristen Patricia Ruane Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Education Studies Belmont, Massachusetts Auburn, Maine Joseph Louis Russo Economics and Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Classics Dennis, Massachusetts Scituate, Massachusetts Elkins, New Hampshire Nicholas John Saba Biochemistry; Minor: Visual Arts Hamden, Connecticut Greenville, North Carolina Elizabeth Ambler Sachs Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Glenside, Pennsylvania Auburn, Maine Elise Christine Sanchez History; Minor: Art History Ludlow, Massachusetts Kameryn Lee Sanchez Romance Languages; Minor: Teaching Delmar, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John Phillip Sapienza Economics; Minor: Mathematics Sandy Hook, Connecticut Kansas City, Missouri Matthew E. Savard Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science Duxbury, Massachusetts Nina Scheepers Environmental Studies-Chemistry; Minor: Biology San Diego, California Trumbull, Connecticut Mackenzie Gayle Schleicher Biology Glen Cove, New York Brunswick, Maine Lauren Louise Schroeder Psychology Fox Point, Wisconsin Groton, Massachusetts Amy Irene Schweitzer Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Queen Creek, Arizona Lawrenceville, New Jersey Samuel Nathan Forest Seekins Environmental Studies-Physics South China, Maine Concord, Massachusetts Rachel Suzanne Sege Mathematics; Minor: Economics Brookline, Massachusetts

13 Chelsea Patricia Shaffer History and Visual Arts Fayetteville, Arkansas Anita L. Shah Anthropology and Neuroscience Roxbury, Connecticut Samuel L. Shapiro Gender and Women’s Studies; New York, New York Minor: Gay and Lesbian Studies Tracy Elise Shirey Africana Studies and Biology Waterloo, Iowa Samuel J. Silverman Mathematics; Minor: Philosophy Westborough, Massachusetts Joseph Robert Sise English; Minor: Film Studies Amsterdam, New York Lauren Alyson Skerritt Mathematics San Diego, California Jordan Leigh Smith Environmental Studies-Sociology Glen Ridge, New Jersey Madison Margaret Smith Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science Bellingham, Washington Jinyoung Son Mathematics Seoul, Republic of Korea Timothy Sowa Economics; Minor: Music Southington, Connecticut Wiley M. Spears History; Minor: Italian Cockeysville, Maryland Evan Jameson Spencer ’12 Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Flagstaff, Arizona Stanford Thomas Spurlock Africana Studies; Minor: Spanish Cambridge, Massachusetts Waracharee Wai Srifa Biochemistry and Mathematics Nakhonsawan, Thailand Clare Justi Stansberry English; Minor: Teaching Lewistown, Montana Jennifer Elaine Stauffer Neuroscience Troy, Maine Fiona Walsh Stavrou French and Government and Legal Studies Riverside, Connecticut Casey Batten Stewart History; Minor: Psychology Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Rebecca McClure Stoneman Mathematics; Minor: Psychology Faribault, Minnesota Stephen Willis Strout II Economics; Minor: Theater Milbridge, Maine Zackary Wells Suhr German and Russian; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Sabetha, Kansas Jimin Sung ’13 Economics and Mathematics Salinas, California Clare F. Sutphin Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Zionsville, Indiana

Kevin Tabb ’13 Computer Science Doylestown, Pennsylvania Gregory Brown Talpey Chemistry and Physics; Minor: Mathematics Rochester, New York Emily L. Tang Economics Cambridge, Massachusetts Jonathan Kuo Tang Asian Studies and English Saratoga, California Anissa Lynn Tanksley Russian San Jose, California John Duncan Taylor Economics and Spanish Washington, District of Columbia Nickolas Aberg Telenson Physics; Minor: Teaching Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Hannah Tennent Earth and Oceanographic Science Albuquerque, New Mexico Noam Gregory Sasner Terman Computer Science and Physics Falls Church, Virginia Donisha Earlyse Thaxton Biology Atlanta, Georgia Alexander Jeffrey Tougas Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; Wethersfield, Connecticut Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Jonathan Andrew Toy Mathematics New Canaan, Connecticut Peter Abbott Tracy Mathematics; Minor: Theater Augusta, Maine William Morgan Tucker Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Music Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Alisha Jannel Turak ’12 Economics and Government and Legal Studies–Dual Degree New York, New York Jeremy Alexander Turner Classical Archaeology Woodbury, Minnesota

Regis Clement Uwayo ’13 Physics Kigali, Rwanda

Taylor Austin Vail Biology and Spanish Glendale, California Filiberto Vargas Jr. Latin American Studies and Romance Languages Medford, Oregon

14 Laurel Diane Varnell Environmental Studies-Sociology Clemmons, North Carolina David Vasquez Economics and German Elk Grove Village, Illinois Niliezer Delia Vazquez Africana Studies; Minor: Psychology Elmsford, New York Marc J. Veilleux Jr. Classical Studies; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Tarrytown, New York Brittany-Renee LeahAnn Vernon Africana Studies Shaker Heights, Ohio Kasey M. Villeneuve Psychology Whitefield, Maine John R. Visentin Computer Science and Mathematics Cumberland Foreside, Maine Tamira Rose Vojnar Biology Lopez Island, Washington

Dashawn Walker Mathematics Bronx, New York Lucy Elizabeth Loughlin Walker English and Visual Arts Lyme, Connecticut Michael J. L. Walsh Biology; Minor: Chemistry Dublin, Ohio Keeshanna Trista Webster Psychology; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Hyannis, Massachusetts Kyle Gregory Werner ’13 Psychology; Minor: Teaching Lake Forest, Illinois Anna Elizabeth Westervelt Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Frontenac, Missouri Minor: Education Studies Nicholas Wetzel Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Walkersville, Maryland Samuel Jason Weyrauch Psychology; Minor: Economics Weston, Connecticut Georgia Claire Whitaker History and Latin American Studies; Minor: Spanish Vashon, Washington Christiana Prescott Whitcomb Government and Legal Studies and Visual Arts Southport, Connecticut Grant Justin White Africana Studies and Sociology Springfield, Vermont Timothy P. Wickstrom Jr. Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Whitinsville, Massachusetts Michelle Ivy Wiener Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Andover, Massachusetts Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Gretchen Righter Williams Art History; Minor: Italian Lincoln, Massachusetts Gabriela L. Wilson Psychology; Minor: English Washington, District of Columbia Reid Elliot Wilson Physics New York, New York Katherine Anne Winingham Sociology Carmel, Indiana William M. Winmill Classics; Minor: History Walpole, New Hampshire William F. Wise Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Cohasset, Massachusetts Allen Wong Yu Government and Legal Studies and Music Albany, New York Sarah Isabelle Wood Romance Languages; Minor: Visual Arts Grandvaux, Vaud, Switzerland Kevin Wu Biology and Government and Legal Studies Ames, Iowa Matthew Nicholas Felix Wu Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Albany, New York Hanna L. Wurgaft Africana Studies; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Montclair, New Jersey Walter Ernest Wuthmann Environmental Studies-English San Carlos, California

Michael Sungwoo Yang Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Education Studies Seoul, Republic of Korea Peter Alexander Yaworsky Computer Science and Mathematics Clinton, New York Yowon Yoon Biology and Music Saint Paul, Minnesota Mina Chelsea Youn Psychology; Minor: Biology Seoul, Republic of Korea Jeffrey Yu Biology and Economics Boston, Massachusetts

Amanda Kayla Zalk Government and Legal Studies; Summit, New Jersey Minor: Latin American Studies Adam Zhang Neuroscience Naples, Florida Dehao Zheng Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Chengdu, People’s Republic of China Tianchen Zhou Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Japanese Jiangsu, People’s Republic of China Aubrey Elizabeth Zott Biochemistry Hinsdale, Illinois 15 HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

SUMMa CUM LaUDE

Graham Harper Edwards Xiang Li Madelena Sophia Rizzo Mollie Sarah Henni Friedlander Megan Gina Massa Lucy Elizabeth Loughlin Walker Diana Fung-Shing Lee Caroline Peabody Moore Michelle Ivy Wiener

MaGNa CUM LaUDE

Erica J. Berry Soichi Hirokawa Daniel Alexander Palken Caroline Elizabeth Blake Dana Lerea Hopkins Sunjay A. Priyadarshan Monica Ann Bouyea Richard Van Dusen Joyce Ellis M. Ratner Hallie Anne Carol Kiersten Anne King Aiden Joshua Reis Haley Heller Gewandter Edith Damaris Leghorn Mark Joseph Richter Jordan Robert Goldberg Brendan William McDermott Nathan D. Ricke Karina A. Graeter Marta Misiulaityte Marissa C. Rosenthal Paige Elizabeth Gribb Takahiro Ignacio Nakamura Georgia Claire Whitaker Lonnie Michael Hackett Danielle Sarah Orchant Gretchen Righter Williams Jonathan Avi Held Elizabeth Ann Owens

CUM LaUDE

Cameron David Adams Katherine E. Harmon Joshua V. Pondick Maura Claire Allen Raymond Robert Harrison III Emily Farrar Quirk Kyra Markel Babakian Jennifer Dabora Helble Matthew James Rasmussen Caroline Elizabeth Bartlett Graham J. Hotchkiss Victoria Esther Rea-Wilson Margaret McBride Bunke Marcus M. Karim Molly Atkinson Ridley Samuel Bernard Burnim Kate Kearns Natalja Patricia Rosculet John Butterworth III Samuel Connor King Joseph Gregory Rosen Emily Carr Imelda Choiling Ko Peter L. Rosencrans Sabine Carrell Ariye M. Krassner Olivia Paige Rotenberg Nicholas Alexander Cast Min Sarah Lee Viola Luolan Rothschild Catherine Margaret Chang Lucas M. Milardo Mackenzie Gayle Schleicher Adam Michael Childs Kaitlynn Barbara Miller Waracharee Wai Srifa Emily S. Coin Amanda Nicole Minoff Casey Batten Stewart Alexander von Kleydorff Daniels Helen Elizabeth Newton Gregory Brown Talpey Peter Jordan Davids Thao Thanh Nguyen Alexander Jeffrey Tougas Matthew Charles Eiss Ayaka Okawa Jonathan Andrew Toy Noah Veis Gavil Lauren A. Pashkowski Peter Abbott Tracy Christopher J. Gravallese Ryan James Peabody John R. Visentin Shannon Rebecca Grimes Yimin Peng Allen Wong Yu Mina Chelsea Youn

16 PHi BETa KaPPa

Cameron David Adams Lonnie Michael Hackett Danielle Sarah Orchant Kyra Markel Babakian Jonathan Avi Held Elizabeth Ann Owens Caroline Elizabeth Bartlett Soichi Hirokawa Daniel Alexander Palken Erica J. Berry Dana Lerea Hopkins Lauren A. Pashkowski Caroline Elizabeth Blake Graham J. Hotchkiss Sunjay A. Priyadarshan Monica Ann Bouyea Richard Van Dusen Joyce Ellis M. Ratner John Butterworth III Kate Kearns Aiden Joshua Reis Hallie Anne Carol Kiersten Anne King Mark Joseph Richter Adam Michael Childs Diana Fung-Shing Lee Nathan D. Ricke Alexander Von Kleydorff Daniels Edith Damaris Leghorn Madelena Sophia Rizzo Graham Harper Edwards Xiang Li Marissa C. Rosenthal Mollie Sarah Henni Friedlander Megan Gina Massa Gregory Brown Talpey Haley Heller Gewandter Caroline Peabody Moore Alisha Jannel Turak ’12 Jordan Robert Goldberg Brendan William McDermott Lucy Elizabeth Loughlin Walker Karina A. Graeter Marta Misiulaityte Georgia Claire Whitaker Paige Elizabeth Gribb Takahiro Ignacio Nakamura Michelle Ivy Wiener Gretchen Righter Williams

Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns.

17 HONORANDS OF THE 2014 COMMENCEMENT

Mary L. Bonauto, Doctor of Laws (L.L.D.)

Mary Bonauto has been the civil rights project director at Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) in Boston since 1990. For more than twenty years she has been committed to ending discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, and she is a central figure in building the legal framework for marriage equality in the United States. A native of Newburgh, New York, and a graduate of Hamilton College in 1983 and Northeastern University School of Law in 1987, Bonauto began her legal career at a small law firm in Maine. At GLAD she was co-counsel for the landmark decision by the Vermont Supreme Court to allow same-sex civil unions. She has been a clear and steady voice for ending discrimination in marriage, despite occasional disappointments and setbacks over the past decade. Largely through her long-term strategic view of the legal landscape, her legal skill, and her perseverance, Bonauto accounts for many of the recent victories at the ballot box, in state and federal courts, and in state legislatures on the issue of marriage equality.

Christopher r. hiLL ’74, Doctor of Laws (L.L.D.)

Ambassador Christopher Hill ’74 is currently the dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Relations at the University of Denver. After his graduation from Bowdoin, he served in the Peace Corps in Cameroon for two years. He joined the U.S. State Department in 1977. Hill is a former career diplomat, having been nominated as ambassador four times by three different presidents. Among his posts were special assistant to the president and a senior director on the staff of the National Security Council, special envoy to Kosovo, ambassador to Macedonia, ambassador to Poland, ambassador to the Republic of Korea (where he led the U.S. delegation to the Six-Party Talks on North Korea’s nuclear program), and ambassador to Iraq. Hill is one of the most accomplished and experienced U.S. diplomats of his generation, having been posted in global “hot spots” where the stakes were especially high. He received the State Department’s Distinguished Service Award for his work on Bosnia, and in 2003 he was awarded Bowdoin’s Gordon S. Hargraves ’19 Preservation of Freedom Prize.

18 riCharD o. pruM, Doctor of Science (sC.D.)

Richard O. Prum is the William Robertson Coe Professor of Ornithology, curator of ornithology, and head curator of vertebrate zoology at the Peabody Museum at Yale University. He earned an A.B. from Harvard in 1982 and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1989. From 1991 to 2003, he was a member of the faculty of the department of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Kansas. His research contributions are extensive, ranging from the evolution of feathers to coloration that arises from the physical properties of nanometer-scale biological structures. The description of his research for his 2009 MacArthur Foundation Award says, in part, “Whatever the phenomenon under study, Prum habitually synthesizes concepts from disparate fields and follows surprising paths to reach carefully reasoned conclusions. His research to date raises the profile of ornithological studies in several fundamental aspects of biology, and he continues to open new frontiers with each subsequent project.” Prum is the director of the Franke Program in Science and the Humanities at Yale, a new initiative that encourages collaborative teaching and research across diverse disciplines.

harriet WaLLBerg, Doctor of Humane Letters (L.h.D.)

Dr. Harriet Wallberg is a professor of physiology at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, one of the world’s premier medical research facilities. From 2004 to 2012, she was the president of and the first woman to lead the Institutet. She is a member of the Nobel Assembly that selects the Nobel Laureates each year in physiology and medicine. She began her medical career in the 1970s and earned medical and doctoral degrees from the Karolinska Institutet. Wallberg is a pioneer in the field of research on the link between physiology and diabetes. She has served as Secretary General of the Swedish Medical Research Council and as a member of the International Science and Technology Forum, the International Scientific Advisory Council to the government of Singapore, the Swedish Government’s Globalization Council, and the Delegation for Clinical Research at the Swedish Ministry of Health. Among her many honors is the King of Sweden’s Gold Medal for distinguished achievement in medical education and research.

19 HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS

The Departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanographic Science, English, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience Programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated. Honors project titles below have been edited to conform with Bowdoin style. Official titles of record are on file at Hawthorne-Longfellow Library. aFRiCaNa STUDiES BiOCHEMiSTRy Honors Honors tracy e. shirey saMueL B. BurniM Common Patterns in an Uncommon Place: The Civil Identification of mRNA Transport Protein Complexes in Rights Movement and Persistence of Racial Inequality in the Pathogenic Yeast Candida albicans Waterloo, Iowa John Butterworth iii hanna L. wurgaft The Effect of N-Terminal Interactions and Ion Activation The Federal Disproportionate Minority Contact Mandate: Method on the Fragmentation of Peptides in Mass An Examination of Its Effectiveness in Reducing Racial Spectrometry Disparities in Juvenile Justice haLLie anne caroL aNTHROPOLOGy Identification of Enzymes Involved in Helicobacter pylori Protein Glycosylation Honors noah Veis gaViL charLie eMerson curtis Developing a Model to Assess HCNE Function: Targeting Desiring Recognition: Gay Pride Events and the Discourse the disco Gene Region in Drosophila melanogaster for CRISPR/ of Visibility Cas9-Mediated Transgenesis aRT HiSTORy Jennifer DaBora heLBLe An Investigation of the Efficacy of Metobalic Honors Oligosaccharide Engineering in Different Bacterial Species JaMes whoLLey Denison iV A “Peculiarly American” Enthusiasm: George Bellows, DiVya hoon Traditional Masculinity, and The Big Dory The Role of the ROG1 Protein in Pectin Perception saLLy kiM aSiaN STUDiES High-Resolution Mass Analysis of Wood-Derived Bio-Oils: Using Exact Mass Measurements to Assess Highest Honors Compositional Changes

VioLa LuoLan rothschiLD sunnie g. kuna Village Loudspeakers to Virtual Chatrooms: Mass Structural Identification of Helicobacter pylori’s Glycoproteins Media and Multigenerational Memory in Sino-Japanese Relations Xiang Li High Honors Effect of Protein Modification on Location of an RNA- binding Protein in the Pathogenic Yeast Candida albicans hongBei Li Beyond Contemporary “Chinese” Art: Interpreting Beatriz MaLiBiran Post-’80 Art and Artists from Sichuan, China How Prevalent is Transvection across the Tissues of Drosophila melanogaster? Honors iLana Mayer-hirshfeLD JaMes tucker Query How Prevalent is Transvection in Drosophila melanogaster Eye Rebalancing Economic Growth in China: The Importance Discs? of Special Economic Zones and Yuan Convertibility to the Shanghai Free Trade Zone

20 nichoLas John saBa CHEMiSTRy The Role of Pectin Methyl Esterase in Pectin Activation of WAK Regulated Stress Response in Arabidopsis thaliana Honors waracharee wai srifa aDaM MichaeL chiLDs The Analysis of ALS3 Gene Expression in Post-in vivo Synthesis and Characterization of Thiopeptoids as Candida albicans Isolates Potential Biological Probes auBrey eLizaBeth zott peyton carter Morss Investigating Dependence of Protein Localization on The Photodegradation of Endocrine-Disrupting mRNA Transport in Pathogenic Yeast C. albicans Compounds in Aqueous Solutions

takahiro ignacio nakaMura BiOLOGy Design and Synthesis of a Peptoid Catalyst for the Honors Enantioselective Trifluoromethylation of Ketones Joshua V. ponDick JaMes L. criMp Investigating Cellular Proliferation and Death Associated The Determination of the Aqueous Oxidation Potentials with the Hedgehog Signaling Pathway in the Formation of of Aniline and Sixteen of its Derivatives via Ultrafast the Dental Papilla Cyclic Voltammetry to Model the Photocatalyzed Degradation of Organic Pollutants in Natural Bodies of Johnathon aDaM De ViLLier Water Progressive Impacts of Eastern Dwarf Mistletoe Matthew JaMes rasMussen (Arceuthobium pusillum) Parasitism on the Physiology of White Pyrolysis Oil Aging Reactions: A Mass Spectrometric Spruce (Picea glauca) Investigation of Reactive Components and Reaction eVeLyn sarah Dickinson Products Multi-level Control in the Cardiac Neuromuscular System nathan D. ricke of Homarus americanus: the Interaction Between Muscle Application of the Landau-Zener Model and Fermi’s Properties and Neuropeptides Golden Rule to Estimate Triplet Quantum Yield for aDaM JacoB eichenwaLD Organic Molecules Changes in Chiropteran Community Structure Associated with the White-Nose Syndrome Epidemic: Evidence for CLaSSiCS Competitive Release? Highest Honors BenJaMin pauL fioriLLo The Synaptotrophic Hypothesis in Perspective: caitLin eMMa hutchinson MaDDoX Synapse Formation and Compensatory Growth in the The Hellenistic Poets and Poetic Community in Virgil’s Deafferented Adult Nervous System of Gryllus bimaculatus Eclogues kaitLyn BarBara MiLLer COMPUTER SCiENCE Nutrient Content and Differential Rates of Carbon and Water Flux in Two Dwarf Shrubs and a Graminoid in Honors Moist Acidic Tundra, Alaskan Arctic eLLis M. ratner cLauDe patrick MiLLet An Infrastructure to Support Robot Learning from Submerged Aquatic Vegetation as Habitat for American Human Demonstrations Eels (Anguilla rostrata) in Merrymeeting Bay (ME, USA) christine eLizaBeth rhoLL Predator Responses to Natural and Artificial Defensive Displays of Scaleworm Harmothoe imbricata

MichaeL J. L. waLsh Functional Implications of the Reddening of the Fruit- Bearing Stalks (Peduncles) of Elderberry (Sambucus sp.)

21 EaRTH aND OCEaNOGRaPHiC SCiENCE ENGLiSH Honors Honors caMeron DaViD aDaMs Monica kiran Das Implications of Climate Variability on Boreal and This is Postmodernism: A Legacy of Literary Subarctic Peatland Carbon Fluxes in Manitoba, Canada Autoreferentiality grahaM harper eDwarDs aManDa nicoLe Minoff Geochemical and Stratigraphic Analysis of the Linnévatnet Visions/Revisions: A Collection of Short Stories Sediment Record: A Study of Late Holocene Cirque Glacier Activity in Spitsbergen, Svalbard eMiLy rose powers People Who Press Play: Stories riLey M. eusDen The Effect of Basal Topography on the Calving Dynamics ENviRONMENTaL STUDiES of Retreating Tidewater Glaciers in the Maine Coastal Lowlands Honors karina a. graeter erica J. Berry Formation of Rhyolite at the Okataina Volcanic Complex, Into the Den: My Search for the West New Zealand: New Insights from Analysis of Quartz Clusters in Plutonic Lithics Jonathan aVi heLD Toward Collaboration on the Androscoggin River: DanieL Lesser Evolving Norms in Environmental Governance The Effects of Climate Warming on Peatland Carbon Dynamics in Southeastern Labrador, Canada aLeXanDer Jeffrey tougas Gateway to the Forest City? Portland, Maine’s Bayside stephanie rose Lynn Neighborhood, 1866-2014 The Cooling History of the Dark Harbor Basalt, Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada waLter ernest wuthMann Roadkill: The Battle to Start—and Stop—Maine’s East- keVin p. McDonough West Highway Strain Localization and Deformation along the Norumbega Fault System, Maine FRENCH ryan JaMes peaBoDy Coastal Currents in the Gulf of Maine: A Mechanism for Honors Algal Bloom Transport uchenna c. eziBe The Imazighen: From Antiquity to the Contemporary MaDison Margaret sMith Sediment Transport in Katama Bay and Inlet, Martha’s Period Vineyard, Massachusetts GERMaN anna eLizaBeth westerVeLt The Relationship Between Fire Frequency/Severity and High Honors Rates of Carbon Accumulation in Northern Manitoba, Canada Marta MisiuLaityte Here to Stay: Arab German Voices from the 1970s to the ECONOMiCS Present Honors zackary weLLs suhr Translating Gottfried Benn’s Statische Gedichte JiMin sung Honors Applied Behavioral Economics: Nudging Student Food Consumption christopher J. graVaLLese Joseph Roth, Harry Kessler, and Political Violence in Walther Rathenau’s Weimar Germany

22 GOvERNMENT aND LEGaL STUDiES MaTHEMaTiCS Highest Honors Honors

JorDan roBert goLDBerg peter JorDan DaViDs The Truth, Perhaps: Pierre Manent and the Nature of Convexity Properties of the Diestel-Leader Group Γ₃ (2) Our Political World zoe cannon karp saMueL neiL karson Bayesian Parameter Estimation without Likelihoods: An The American Lawgiver: On Founding the Liberal Example from Lobster Heart Modeling Democratic Republic Lauren aLyson skerritt High Honors Mathematical Modeling of the American Lobster roDrigo s. BiJou Cardiac Muscle Cell: An Investigation of Calcium Ion Non-State Threats in Cyberspace and Implications for Permeability and Force of Contractions U.S. Security Strategy MUSiC zachary p. Morrison “The Banner Made All of the Difference”: The Tea Party Honors Movement and Its Place in the Republican Party Honors grahaM J. hotchkiss Motivic Expansion in Bartók’s Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Joshua i. Burger-capLan String Quartets Governmental Efficiency in an Age of Expanding Transparency yowon yoon Piano Concerto no. 1 I. Moderato espressivo II. Adagio shannon reBecca griMes con moto III. Allegro The Agrarian Tradition in Political Philosophy NEUROSCiENCE MoLLy atkinson riDLey The Compelled Speech Doctrine: a Libertarian Defense Honors Against Antidiscrimination Law? aLeX Morgan ButLer HiSTORy Quantification of Dendritic and Axonal Compensatory Growth Following Unilateral Auditory Deafferentation of Honors the Cricket Teleogryllus oceanicus eDuarDo enriQue castro ii Mara r. chin-purceLL “En la Unión Está Fuerza:” Social Activism and Latino Dendrites of Cardiac Ganglion Regulate Heartbeat of Identity in Postwar Milwaukee American Lobster, Homarus americanus, through Stretch Feedback Diana fung-shing Lee Signs of the Hour: Law and the Final Years of Slavery in MoLLie sarah henni frieDLanDer British Colonial Berbice Is There Sexual Dimorphism in Functional Recovery after Injury to the Auditory System of the Adult Field Cricket? heLen e. newton Bridging Observation and Exploration: Charles Marie de katherine e. harMon La Condamine as an Enlightened Man of Science Cellular Mechanism Mediating Stretch Feedback in the Heart of the American Lobster, Homarus americanus georgia cLaire whitaker Reconsidering Operation Condor: Cross-Border Military Megan gina Massa Cooperation and the Defeat of the Transnational Left in Rapid Effects of Testosterone on Responsiveness to Sex Chile and Argentina during the 1970s Pheromones in Male Carassius auratus

eLizaBeth ann owens The Effects of Temperature on the Cardiac System of the American Lobster, Homarus americanus

23 Jennifer eLaine stauffer SPaNiSH Assessing the Function of Highly Conserved Noncoding Elements in Drosophila melanogaster via Captured Segment Honors Exchange aManDa MicheLLe Montenegro aDaM zhang Re-formando Cuerpos: Las Identidades Femeninas en Quantification of Sema1a and Sema2a Expression in the Escritoras Cubanas durante el Período Especial Auditory System of Gryllus bimaculatus

PHySiCS High Honors soichi hirokawa Yes, Photovoltaics are Effective in Maine: Measuring Power Production Along the Coast

DanieL aLeXanDer paLken Modeling Phonons in Physical Detectors

PSyCHOLOGy Honors ariye M. krassner A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Danish and American Mother-Child Interactions and Toddler Temperament eMiLy anne McDonaLD With Whom Did They Used to Live? Children’s Understanding of Past and Present Family Living Arrangements

Lauren a. pashkowski Lie to Me: Linguistic Markers of Deception in Relation to Individual Differences in Executive Control peter L. rosencrans Priming to Promote Self-Disclosure

Marissa c. rosenthaL A Neighbor’s Impact: The Influence of Emotional Valence on Visual Word Processing

Mina cheLsea youn Psychological Adjustment of Siblings of Children Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders: The Role of Family Climate, Broad Autism Phenotype, and Parental Stress

SOCiOLOGy

Honors roDoLfo eDeza ’13 First-Generation Latino College Students: Social Capital, Cultural Capital, and School Success

24 APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

Commencement Awards Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Prize James Lee Boeding ’14, Maximilian Blomgren ’14, Goodwin Commencement Prize Lucy Elizabeth Loughlin Walker ’14 Kate Kearns ’14 Senior Exhibition Faculty Award Class of 1868 Prize Haley Heller Gewandter ’14 James Wholley Denison IV ’14 Senior Exhibition Juror’s Award DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize Lucy Elizabeth Loughlin Walker ’14, First Prize: Samuel Bernard Burnim ’14 Chelsea Shaffer ’14 Second Prize: Alithea Rebecca McFarlane ’14 Second Prize: Michelle Ivy Wiener ’14 Biochemistry

General Scholarship Awards John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry Ian Alexander Kline ’15 Brooks-Nixon Prize The Stephen Smith Prize in Biochemistry Lonnie Michael Hackett ’14 Xiang Li ’14 Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize Biology Michelle Ivy Wiener ’14 George Wood McArthur Prize Copeland-Gross Biology Prize Xiang Li ’14 Evelyn Sarah Dickinson ’14, Mollie Sarah Henni Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize Friedlander ’14 Nicholas Alexander Cast ’14 Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award Christine Elizabeth Rholl ’14, Soichi Hirokawa ’14 Michael J. L. Walsh ’14 Abraxas Award James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology Hanover High School: Michaela Dabora Helble ’16, Siena Li Mitman ’15, Christine Elisabeth Walder ’15, Lucy Eliza Skinner ’16 Alana Suzanne Weinstein ’15

Departmental Prizes Chemistry

Africana Studies ACS Award in Inorganic Chemistry Megan Maria Freiberger ’16 Lennox Book Prize ACS Maine Award Mark Joseph Richter ’14 Adam Michael Childs ’14 Tracy Elise Shirey ’14 Hypercube Award Art Nathan Darrell Ricke ’14

Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize Samuel Kamerling Laboratory Award Michaela Dabora Helble ’16 Art History: James Kyle Miller ’14 Visual Arts: Samantha Ryan Broccoli ’15, Haley Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry Heller Gewandter ’14, Dana Lerea Hopkins ’14 Julia Hogan ’15 Art History Junior-Year Prize William Campbell Root Award Alice Lewis Wang ’15, Charlotte Anne Williamson ’15 Nathan Darrell Ricke ’14 Art History Senior-Year Prize U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award James Wholley Denison IV ’14, Caroline Qian Corban ’17, Gretchen Righter Williams ’14 Emily Millicent Mumford ’17 25 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory award caroLine peaBoDy Moore ’14, kristin J. M. MereDith frances sLeeper ’17 rogers ’12, Megan MicheLLe saMson ’13, anDers cLark saMueLson ’12, patricia susan thiBoDeau ’13, Classics spencer george VespoLe ’13 Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize English caroLine eLizaBeth BartLett ’14, wiLLiaM MccoLLuM winMiLL ’14 academy of american Poets Prize raisa iMogen toLchinsky ’17 Nathan Goold Prize caitLin eMMa hutchinson MaDDoX ’14 Philip Henry Brown Prize Monica kiran Das ’14 J. B. Sewall Greek Prize caMeron Joseph chishoLM ’16 Hawthorne Prize stephanie gLen Lane ’15 J. B. Sewall Latin Prize DaViD rafaeL Vargas ’16 Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize owen sargent haney ’14 Computer Science Non-Fiction Prize Computer Science Senior-year Prize DanieLLe haas freeMan ’17 eLLis MarshaL ratner ’14 Poetry Prize allen B. Tucker Computer Science Research Prize VioLet JuLiana ranson ’16 Megan Marie Maher ’16, nicoLe Josephine Morin ’16 Pray English Prize Earth and Oceanographic Science erica Jane Berry ’14 Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry Prize Earth and Oceanographic Science Book award aLeXanDer charLes cheston ’16 Dana frost BLoch ’17, caMeron Birney De wet ’17, David Sewall Premium aiDan penn ’17 hassaan Mirza ’17 arthur M. Hussey ii Prize Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize eVin atrick c onough k p M D ’14 aManDa nicoLe Minoff ’14 Economics Bertram Louis Smith Jr. Prize MoLLy rosenBerg MacVeagh ’15 Paul H. Douglas Prize noorissa kariM khoJa ’15 , christian antone Environmental Studies sLeeper ’15, kathLeen heLen sMith ’15 academic award in Environmental Studies a. Myrick Freeman Prize for Exceptional erica Jane Berry ’14, Jonathan aVi heLD ’14 Performance in Economics Lee DanieL aBecunas ’14, charLotte eLizaBeth Community Service award in Environmental Studies Beach ’14, nichoLas aLeXanDer cast ’14 aLeXanDer Jeffrey tougas ’14 Noyes Political Economy Prize aLeXanDer Von kLeyDorff DanieLs ’14, BrenDan Gender and Women’s Studies wiLLiaM McDerMott ’14, thao thanh nguyen ’14 Edith Lansing Koon Sills Prize in Gender and Education Women’s Studies caLLa Margrete hastings ’14 Bowdoin Teacher Scholars Laura hiLLiarD arMstrong ’12, Lianna kathLeen German Bessette ’13, cuLLen Joseph Brownson ’14, Jessica German Consular Prize in Literary interpretation sara caron ’13, BriDget catherine connoLLy ’14, zackary weLLs suhr ’14 zoe DanieLLe eiBer ’13, hope kittreDge giMBeL ’12, sarah herD hirschfeLD ’13, Brian heseung kiM ’13,

26 Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German Smyth Mathematical Prize Derek Xavier Dombrowski ’15, Marta Misiulaityte ’14, Matthew Simon Goroff ’16, Andrew James Justin David Roberts-Pierel ’14 Pryhuber ’15, Samuel George Turner ’14 Government and Legal Studies 100 π – e Prize Chuying (Lucy) Luo ’16, Alexander Ruixing Ma ’16 Jefferson Davis Award Joshua Isaac Burger-Caplan ’14 Music Government and Legal Studies Department Prize Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize for Excellence in American Politics Graham Johnson Hotchkiss ’14, Allen Wong Yu ’14 Caroline Elizabeth Blake ’14 Natural Sciences Government and Legal Studies Department Prize for Excellence in Comparative Politics Sumner Increase Kimball Prize Viola Luolan Rothschild ’14 Nathan Darrell Ricke ’14 (Physics) Government and Legal Studies Department Prize Neuroscience for Excellence in International Relations Munno Neuroscience Prize Maura Claire Allen ’14 Katherine Elizabeth Harmon ’14, Government and Legal Studies Department Prize Megan Gina Massa ’14 for Excellence in Political Theory Philosophy Jordan Robert Goldberg ’14 Samuel Neil Karson ’14 Philip W. Cummings Philosophy Prize Philo Sherman Bennett Prize Laurel Shailee Mast ’14 Jordan Robert Goldberg ’14 Physics History Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for August Jon Miller ’16 Excellence in the Study of European History Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics Helen Elizabeth Newton ’14 Karina Ann Graeter ’14 James E. Bland History Prize Psychology Georgia Claire Whitaker ’14 Class of 1875 Prize in American History Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize Eduardo Enrique Castro II ’14 Ariye Michaela Krassner’14 Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Award Religion in History Diana Fung-Shing Lee ’14 Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize Latin American Studies John Lyle Anderson ’16, Lauren Elise Hallenbeck ’17, Stephen Francis Kelly ’17, The John Harold Turner Prize in Latin American Lucy MacLean Knowlton ’16 Studies Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize Georgia Claire Whitaker ’14 Bradford Stewart Bainum ’14 Mathematics Romance Languages Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize Katharine Wood Dunlap and Robert H. Dunlap Sunita Faye Field Chepuri ’14, Peter Jordan Davids ’14 Award Emmeline Rose Sitomer Danforth ’14, Uchenna C. Ezibe ’14, Madeline Mae Lamo ’14, Filiberto Vargas Jr. ’14 27 Goodwin French Prize William H. Moody ’56 award tiMothy carL hunt ’14, heLen eLizaBeth newton ’14 cynthia Leigh caMMarn ’14, isaBeLLe christine franks ’14, Dana Lerea hopkins ’14, Matthew Eaton Leith French Prize haroLD Leiwant ’14, yiMin peng ’14, charLotte wynne rutty ’16, eLena May schaef ’16 Lauren aLyson skerritt ’14 Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in French George H. Quinby award uchenna chigozie eziBe ’14 aXis LegBa fuksMan-kuMpa ’17, Dante Prize in italian christina renee MoreLanD ’17, gretchen righter wiLLiaMs ’14 Raimondi Prize in italian FaCULTy PRizE kyra MarkeL BaBakian ’14, paige eLizaBeth griBB ’14 Sydney B. Karofsky award for Junior Faculty Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize ingriD a. neLson, assistant professor of socioLogy MoLLie sarah henni frieDLanDer ’14, anD anthropoLogy aManDa MicheLLe Montenegro ’14 Sophomore Prize in Spanish NaTiONaL aWaRDS * oLiVia garDner stone ’16 Boren Scholarship Russian eVan MarLow BuLMan ’16 Russian Prize Critical Language Scholarship aLeXanDer norMan feinBerg ’14, soichi hirokawa ’14 Maya yasMin LittLe ’15 Russian Scholar Laureate Davis Projects for Peace Grant kenneth waLter cortuM iii ’16 Lonnie MichaeL hackett ’14 Sociology and Anthropology Fulbright English Teaching assistant Grant MoLLie sarah henni frieDLanDer ’14, Jonathan aVi award for Distinguished Public Sociology and heLD ’14, saMueL connor king ’14, anthropology John Duncan tayLor ’14 kayLee shae woLfe ’15, Janki kaneria ’14 Fulbright Study/Research Grant David i. Kertzer Prize in Sociology and Megan gina Massa ’14, VioLa LuoLan rothschiLD ’14 anthropology MarBLe nJeri karuu ’14, Joseph gregory rosen ’14 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Honorable Mention: Margaret ruth LinDeMan ’15 Matilda White Riley Prize in Sociology and anthropology Huntington Public Service award charLie eMerson curtis ’14 Lonnie MichaeL hackett ’14 Elbridge Sibley Prize National Science Foundation Graduate MicheLLe iVy wiener ’14 Research Fellowship La’shaye a. erVin ’12, eLizaBeth catherine Theater and Dance MaMantoV ’13, cLaire rankin wiLLiaMs ’10 award for Excellence in Dance Performance Princeton in asia Fellowship Diane Lu ’14 eVan gershkoVich ’14 abraham Goldberg Prize St. andrew’s Society Scholarship Dana Lerea hopkins ’14 saMueL BernarD BurniM ’14 Masque and Gown Student-Written One-act Play Truman Scholarship Prize—Best Play hannah Myrte sherMan ’15 noah Dickinson Bragg ’15 alice Merrill Mitchell Prize sarah MaDeLine chaLfie ’14, kate kearns ’14

28 Udall Scholarship Chester W. Cooke III Student Research Fellowship Margaret Ruth Lindeman ’15 Nora Anne Hefner ’16 Honorable Mention: Matthew Miles Goodrich ’15, Delta Sigma Arts Fellowship Bridgett Cecilia McCoy ’15, Courtney Michelle Henry Christopher Austin ’16 Payne ’15 Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Foundation Coastal Studies Research Fellowship Rodrigo Santiago Bijou ’14, Anna Gabriel Bearman ’16, Samantha Natalie Alexander John Marecki ’14 Garvey ’16, Tricia Marie Hartley ’15, Amanda Kelley Howard ’15, Sophia Elizabeth Janes ’16, Christine Undergraduate Student Research Elizabeth Jewett ’16, Sasha Jane Kramer ’16, Xuan Awards * Qu ’17, Aidan William Short ’15, Brendan McKee Soane ’16 Theodore W. Anastopoulos P ’79 Fellowship Forest Foundation Summer Fellowship Caroline Qian Corban ’17, Roy William Tsao ’16 Michelle Alexandra Johnson ’15, Marco Anthony The Jason R. Baron Public Service Fellowship in Peraica Jr. ’15, Olivia Ramos Granja Reed ’15, Kaylee Washington, D.C. Shae Wolfe ’15 Anna Pauline Cumming ’15 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/ Environmental Studies Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Scholarship Anna Bridget Hall ’15, James Kingsley Sullivan ’16 Ian Alexander Kline ’15 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Berkley-Tyre Environmental Fellowship Computer Science Daniel Isaac Lipkowitz ’14, Kiran Alisha Pande ’15 Daniel Robinson Zeller ’15 Bowdoin College Alumni Council Internship Fund Gibbons Summer Research Internship Clara Oreskes Belitz ’17, Daniel Jordan Cohen ’15, Christine Marie Parsons ’15 Tyler William DeAngelis ’15, Lucy MacLean Knowlton Bowdoin Life Sciences Research Fellowship ’16, Christopher Lu ’16, Melody Soeun Moon ’15, Roya Jehwoo Ahn ’16, Matthew Aaron Cooper ’16, Dunia Madoff Moussapour ’17, Emily Millicent Wara Gonzales ’17, Jennings Herrera Leavell ’17, Mumford ’17, Hannah Kendal Rafkin ’17, Gina Marie Emily Jane Lowell ’15, Joshua James Ly ’15, Sage Ann Stalica ’16, Tristan Christopher Van Kote ’15, Nicole Mikami ’15, Haley Spina Miller ’16, Erin Elizabeth Amanda Wetsman ’16, Venecia Yan Xu ’16 Mullins ’16, Vy Mai Nguyen ’15, Eleanor De Chiara Global Citizens Grant Quenzer ’17, Sue Im Sim ’16, Jepté Vergara Benitez ’16 Meghan Elizabeth Bellerose ’17, Juliet Renee Bowdoin Scientific Station Fellowship Eyraud ’16, Oriana Mae Farnham ’15, Junru Guo ’16, Hannah Edith Edralin Baggs ’17, Jackson Frost Jesse Rafael Ortiz ’16, Meredith Suzanne Bloch ’15, Samuel Seda ’15, Emily Ruth Staten Outterson ’17, David Thomas Silverman ’15, Stewart ’16, Liam Ulysses Taylor ’17, Andrew Robert Alexander Carl Thomas ’16 Villeneuve ’16, Benjamin Matthew West ’16 Goldsmith Adams Research Award James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship Alexandra Mathieu ’15 Peter Lucas Cohen ’17, Theresa Nicole Faller ’15, Steven Stanton Kennedy ’15, Sean Patrick Golz Fellowship Moran ’14, Kasidet Trerayapiwat ’16 Lara Adoumie ’16, Matthew James Liptrot ’16 Martha Reed Coles Undergraduate Research Robert S. Goodfriend Summer Internship Fellowship Katherine Ellinwood Gracey ’16, Raisa Imogen John Daniel Izzo ’15, Molly Rosenberg MacVeagh ’15 Tolchinsky ’17, Christa Gloria Villari ’15, Emese Maria Gaal ’15, Maxwell Kornreich Wolf ’15, Community Matters in Maine Summer Fellowship William Buckner Danforth ’16, Alexandra Rose Katherine Rose Churchill ’16, Justin Chase Glass-Katz ’16, Zhaodong (Marco) Li ’16 Ehringhaus ’16, Kelsey Jo Freeman ’16, Brian Patrick Golger ’15, Jordan Daniel Lantz ’15, Elena May Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Faculty/ Schaef ’16, Caitlin Sullivan Shaffer ’16, Tenzin Student Research Award Dolkar Tsagong ’16 Rodrigo Santiago Bijou ’14, Emily Schrantz Coin ’14, James Wholley Denison iv ’14, Graham 29 Harper Edwards ’14, Adam Jacob Eichenwald ’14, Craig A. McEwen Summer Research Fellowship in Karina Ann Graeter ’14, Jennifer Debora the Social Sciences Helble ’14, Ariye Michaela Krassner ’14, Hongbei Caroline Grace Martinez ’16 Li ’14, Margaret Ruth Lindeman ’15, Marta Misiulaityte ’14, Tobias Joseph Nicholson ’14, Dan McKee Photography Grant Alexander Palken ’14, Viola Luolan Rothschild ’14, Maximilian Blomgren ’14, Celina Denisse Garcia ’15 Tracy Elise Shirey ’14, Alexander Jeffrey Tougas ’14 Thomas A. McKinley ’06 Grant Hughes Family Summer Research Fellowship Scott Craig Mitchell II ’15, Justin Jamal Pearson ’17 Katherine Gallwey Carter ’16, Emily Montana Mellon Humanities Fellowship Tucker ’15 Matthew Miles Goodrich ’15, Katherine Lynn IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Randall ’16, Michael Jay Smith ’16, Cody Castle (INBRE) Summer Fellowship Stack ’16 Megan Kaiulani Chong ’15, Evelyn Sarah Dickinson ’14, Siena Li Mitman ’15 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Carl Devon Boisrond ’16, Isaiah Wesley Kaufman Family Fellowship Bolden ’15, Emily S. Coin ’14, Rodolfo Edeza ’14, Andrew David Millar ’16 Marble N. Karuu ’14, Alexxa Guadalupe Leon ’15, Maya Yasmin Little ’15, Golden Marie Owens ’15, Kibbe Science Fellowship Isabelle Rodriguez ’14, Filiberto Vargas Jr. ’14, egan aria reiberger annah ose M M F ’16, H R Andrew Xavier Walton ’15 LeBlanc ’16, Andrew James Pryhuber ’15, Kevin Scott Zmozynski ’16 National Audubon Fellowship Richard B. ’62 and Sabra Ladd Government Claire Laurel Schollaert ’16, Lila Grace Wright ’16 Internship Nikuradse-Matthews Summer Public Interest Luke Anthony Drabyn ’15, Garrett Thomas Casey ’15 Fellowship Edward E. Langbein Summer Fellowship Diamond Ralphalita Walker ’17 Omar Ahmed Sohail ’15 Nyhus Travel Grant Emily Suzanne Athanas-Linden ’17, Diana Fung-Shing Latin American Studies Research Grant Lee ’14, Jennifer Louise McMorrow ’14, John Vincent Christine Seon Rheem ’15, Leo Joseph Warshaw Mensik ’14, Hillary Daniela Miller ’14, Leo Joseph Shaw ’15, Natasha Soto ’15 Warshaw Shaw ’15, Georgia Claire Whitaker ’14 Lifson Family Summer Research Fellowship Paller Research Fellowship Anna Louise Seeler ’15 Leigh Alexander Andrews ’15, Mara Rose Chin- Purcell ’14, Megan Gina Massa ’14 Littlefield Fellowship Arman Ashrafi ’17, Maxim Kyrylo Kostyk ’15, Ellen M. and Herbert M. Patterson Research Thomas Michael Kramer ’15, Alandra Marie Fellowship Lopez ’16, Malik Mcknight ’15 Brenna Claire Fischer ’15 Logan Environmental Fellowship Preston Public Interest Career Fund Mariana Guzman Marquez ’16 Summer Fellowship Alexander Sukles ’17, Aviva Sarah Mattingly ’15, Lowy Neuroscience Summer Fellowship Apekshaya Prasai ’16, Faustino Eleuterio Ajanel ’16, Christine Marie Anderson ’17, Jacob Martin Helen Mohney ’15, Jacqueline Elizabeth Uranga ’15, MacDonald ’16, Holly Allen Wadman ’15, Nicholas David Walker ’16, Shanna Li Yue ’16 Jia Chen ’17, June Ju Hyun Woo ’16 Clare Boothe Luce Research Fellowship Psi Upsilon Environmental Fellowship Gabrielle Elise Grandin ’15, Mary Frances Harris ’16 Marisa Browning-Kamins ’16, Grace Madeline Butler ’16, Madeline Barrett Davis ’16, Wilder Aidan Maine Space Grant Consortium Fellowship Nicholson ’16, Audrey Hart Phillips ’16, Violet Daniel Carlo Byrnes ’15, Mark Chen ’15, Julia Juliana Ranson ’16, Hugh Scott Ratcliffe ’15, Russell Gomez ’15, Joshua Lawrence Imhoff ’15, Elizabeth Szuflita ’15 Megan Marie Maher ’16, Nicole Josephine Morin ’16, Lucia Ann Saidenberg ’15 Psi Upsilon Environmental Justice Fellowship Simon Thomas Pritchard ’16

30 Psi Upsilon Sustainability Fellowship Extracurricular Awards Cailey Marie Oehler ’15 James Bowdoin Cup Anwarul Quadir Fellowship Madelena Sophia Rizzo ’14 Bridgett Cecilia McCoy ’15 Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award Riley Research Award Raymond Robert Harrison ’14, Lucy Elizabeth Bill De La Rosa ’16, Emily Hannah Kushner Loughlin Walker ’14 Salitan ’16, Eric Steven Levenson ’15 Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowship Lloyd Bruce Anderson ’16, Sabine Yanxia Berzins ’16, Mathew Turner Mathias ’14 Bailey Annabelle Moritz ’16, Schuyler Crain General R. H. Dunlap Prize Nardelli ’15, Christine Elisabeth Walder ’15 Diana Fung-Shing Lee ’14 A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for Henni Friedlander Student Prize Summer Study in Theater Faith Chepng’etich Biegon ’14 James Henry Ryan Jelin ’16 Andrew Allison Haldane Cup Strong/Gault Social Advancement Intership Laurel Diane Varnell ’14 Benjamin Aaron Pallant ’16, Emily May Snider ’16, Hannah Myrte Sherman ’15, John Milo Mahaffey Lucien Howe Prize Branch ’16, Kathryn Margaret Broderick ’16, Adrian Rodriguez ’14 Marcella Sofía Jimenez ’16, Margaret Smith Webster ’16, Sarah Faye Haimes ’15 James S. Lentz Leadership Award Peter Yaworsky ’14, Toby Nicholson ’14 Student Faculty Research Grant Fellowship Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Timothy Barlett Boit ’16, Benjamin Zecher Public Service Eisenberg ’17, Charles Grimes Gerrity ’17, lex irk oering Katherine Elizabeth Harmon ’14, Rachel Elspeth A K D ’14 Haynes ’15, Rachel Ellen Henderson ’15, Matthew Maine Campus Compact Heart and Soul Award Joseph Leventhal ’17, Stephen Robert Michelle Ivy Wiener ’14 Ligtenberg ’15, Margaret Ruth Lindeman ’15, Alexander Ruixing Ma ’16, Jasmin Mahabamunuge ’15, Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award Pieter Ausloos Martino ’17, Jackson Ryan Susanna Davis Howard ’14 Mitchell ’17, Daniel Harris Navarro ’16, Michael Neal Pun ’17, Martin Lee Shott ’16, Giap Huy Vu ’16, Bowdoin Orient Prize Jenna Shufen Watling ’16, Alana Suzanne John Branch ’16, Meg Robbins ’17, Cameron de Wet Weinstein ’15, Dana Patricia White ’15 ’17, Eliza Graumlich ’17, Julian Andrews ’17, Mary Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research (Emma) Peters ’16 Fellowship President’s Award Dustin Robert Biron ’15, Margaret Allys Bryan ’15, Zachary F.M. Burton ’14, Emily Lauryn Clark ’15 Kate Kearns ’14 Justin Anthony Dury-Agri ’15, Samuel Theodore Allen Wong Yu ’14 Eley ’15, Thomas Joseph Gawarkiewicz ’15, Zackery Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup Glenn Leman ’15, Yabing Liu ’15, Edward Errol Andrew Mahabir ’15, Amy Elizabeth Spens ’15, Ian Alexander Kline ’15 Elisabeth Alexandra Strayer ’15, Jordan Paul Student Employee of the Year Voisine ’15, Varun Spenta Wadia ’15, Jaepil Eric Alexandra Pigott ’14 Yoon ’15, Chunyi Zhao ’15 Paul Andrew Walker Prize Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the Creative Erica J.Berry ’14, Nora J. Biette-Timmons ’14 and Performing Arts Phui Yi Kong ’15, James Roy Weisbach ’16 Athletic Awards

*As of May 21, 2014 Academic Achievement Award for Men Samuel Connor King ’14 Academic Achievement Award for Women Madelena Sophia Rizzo ’14 31 annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Football Leadership reBecca MccLure stoneMan ’14, MoLLy popoLizio ’14 “Boiled Owl” Football award The Harvey award for J.v. and Club Sports griffin wiLDe carDew ’14 Leadership Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy katherine sarah ross ’14 tiMothy pius wickstroM ’14 Outstanding First-year Female Student athlete Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy MettLer eLizaBeth growney ’17, JouLia Likhanskaia ’17 DyLan Lewis pasQuaLe Mann ’17 Outstanding First-year Male Student athlete William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy waLter wiLLiaM Mcguire iii, ceDric aLiX charLier ’17 John Joseph cLeary ’14 Outstanding Male athlete Philip H. Soule award coBy tayLor horowitz ’14 griffin wiLDe carDew ’14 Lucy L. Shulman award for Outstanding Female Ice Hockey athlete oLiVia rose king ’14 Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial award Wil Smith Community Service award MaLLory fLorence anDrews ’14 John Duncan tayLor ’14 Hugh Munro Jr. Memorial Hockey Trophy Society of Bowdoin Women award coLin christian Downey ’14 Maura cLaire aLLen ’14 John E. “Jack” Page ice Hockey Coaches award Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 award for Outstanding haroLD ewan Mathewson ’14, Leadership erik christopher Bertin ’14 Matthew turner Mathias ’14 Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial award Sidney J. Watson award nick Lanza (coLBy coLLege) BenJaMin kazanJian Brewster ’14 Seventh Player award Baseball Maura cLaire aLLen ’14 Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy nichoLas patrick wetzeL ’14 Danny Lewis greene ’14 Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s ice Basketball Hockey Trophy Maura cLaire aLLen ’14 Bowdoin Pride award Women’s ice Hockey Founder’s award aLessanDra renee piscina ’14 eMiLy Louise tang ’14, ariana ann BourQue ’16 William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy Matthew turner Mathias ’14 Lacrosse Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse award anDrew pauL MaDLinger ’14 frankLin farrington reis ’14 Women’s Basketball alumnae award Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy sara anne Binkhorst ’15 eLizaBeth aMBLer sachs ’14 Women’s Basketball Best Defense award Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy kirsten LinDsey prue ’14 wiLLiaM francis wise ’14 Women’s Basketball Most improved award Paul Tiemer Jr. Men’s Lacrosse Trophy seLena Joanne Lorrey ’16 DanieL conor hanLey ’14

32 Nordic Skiing Most valuable Player award MaXweLL ethan Bearse ’15, MichaeLa roBerta Polar Bear award for Best Female Skier Martin ’14 kaitLynn BarBara MiLLer ’14 Spirit award Polar Bear award for Best Male Skier katherine eLLinwooD gracey ’16, sarah chapin JaMes Lee criMp ’13 neLson ’17, aLeXanDer BayarD reisLey ’16, wiLLiaM Rugby (Women’s) MccoLLuM winMiLL ’14

Charlie Hews Spirit award Swimming anna weLLs piotti ’16 Charles Butt Swimming Trophy Barry Honan Spirit award heLen eLizaBeth newton ’14 eMiLy suzanne athanas-LinDen ’15 Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy Most valuable Player christopher Joseph granata ’14 Back: hayLeigh Jean kein ’15 Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy forwarD: Maura cLaire aLLen ’14 MaeVe eLizaBeth o’Leary ’14, aLeXanDer Jeffrey Outstanding First-year Player tougas ’14 Back: saMantha christine hoegLe ’17, paige eLise pfannenstieL ’17 Track and Field forwarD: aDDison MoniQue carVaJaL ’16, eVeLyn sarah Dickinson ’14 Leslie a. Claff Track Trophy Most improved Player coBy tayLor horowitz ’14 Back: eMiLy ruth staten stewart ’16 Bob and Jeannette Cross award forwarD: anna weLLs piotti ’16 saMantha kristin copLanD ’14 Soccer Bob and Carl Geiger award saMueL nathan forest seekins ’14 The Bicknell award Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy kiersten Morrison turner ’16 gregory Brown taLpey ’14 The Common Good award Major andrew Morin award reBecca Mccue stoneMan ’14 JaMes Lee BoeDing ’14 George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial award BenJaMin kazanJian Brewster ’14 MaDeLine Mae LaMo ’14 Polar Bear award Colonel Edward a. Ryan Women’s Track and sara aDaMs waLLace ’16 Field award Christian P. Potholm ii Soccer award katherine eLizaBeth harMon ’14 zachary forest Danssaert ’14, Morgan Lee wooDhouse ’14 Volleyball Softball Coach’s award eLLen catherine Brennan ’14 Bowdoin Softball achievement award Defensive Player of the year MeLissa Beth DeLLatorre ’14 tayLor austin VaiL ’14 Bowdoin Softball Team award Offensive Player of the year tracy eLise shirey ’14 christine eLizaBeth Jewett ’16 Squash Most improved Player Reid Squash Trophy heLen isaDora ganDLer ’17 stephan Boris DanyLuk ’14, eMiLy cLark siMonton ’15, christina prescott whitcoMB ’14 33 Graduate Scholarships and Fellowships

Dr. Herbert A. Black Scholarship Lee G. Paul Scholarship Conor S. Carpenter ’05, Krysia L. Crabtree ’09, John S. Connolly ’11, Samuel B. Dinning ’09, nna yers Sarah R. Durante ’03, Max D. Goldstein ’09, Desiree A K. B ’11 M. Jones ’10, James W. Light ’07, Max J. Nowicki ’11, Dr. Clinton Noyes Peters and Alice F. Peters Terrence K. Pleasant Jr. ’09, Caitlin J. Medical Scholarship Polistena ’07, Dana Riker ’10, Joshua R. Roberta J. Dennison ’08, Caitlin E. Hynes ’10, atthieu arochelle yan Rudner ’03, Nicholas S. Selden ’09, John N. M R. L ’07, R D. Larochelle ’13, Conor W. Walsh ’11 Smith ’09, Meagan E. Tilton ’11, Devin F. Walsh ’10, James J. Yoo ’09 C. Nicholas Revelos Scholarship Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship Kevin Wu ’14 Soichi Hirokawa ’14 Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship Law School Garcelon and Merritt Scholarship Kylie M. Huff ’11, Sean P. McElroy ’12, Letitia Z. ichael arish hemica inns M C. B ’11, S N. B ’09, Pierre ’06, Morgan Taggart-Hampton ’11, Parker Elizabeth H. Eypper ’10, Greg M. Frechette ’11, W. Towle ’13, Thomas R. Wakefield ’10 Jeanette C. Goldwaser ’10, Colman J. Hatton ’10, Root Graduate Scholarship Jennifer Hornig ’12, Eben J. Kimball ’09, Jasmine E. Adam Michael Childs ’14 Mikami ’12, Helen X. Pu ’10, Cassandra N. Rodrigues ’10, Szymon Rus ’07, Matthew R. Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Spring ’13, Caitlin K. Stauder ’10, Abishag Suresh ’12 Scholarship for Graduate Study in History Diana Fung-Shing Lee ’14 Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarship Caitlin E. Hynes ’10 Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarship Elizabeth E. Barton ’09, Laura E. Belden ’08, Van Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarship S. Krueger ’10, Rachel J. Levene ’06, Megan J. Kristopher A. Klein ’12, Cody J. Wyant ’08 McCullough ’10, Laura L. Onderko ’08, Lincoln J. Guy Charles Howard Scholarship Pac ’08, Jenna S. Pariseau ’07 Anna L. Chase ’13, Sasha I. Cruz ’12, La’Shaye A. Nathan Webb Research Scholarship Ervin ’12, Xiao Di Tong ’08, Michelle L. Wells ’12 Carlina R. Coleman ’13, Kailana E. Durnan ’13 George and Mary Knox Scholarship (July 2013) Kyle E. Dempsey ’11, Tenzing T.S. Lama ’10, Sara J. Powers ’11 Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarship Gemma L. Leghorn ’10, Luting C. Huang ’13 Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarship Carlina R. Coleman ’13, Kailana E. Durnan ’13 Galen C. Moses Graduate Scholarship La’Shaye A. Ervin ’12, Christopher H. Kan ’13 O’Brien Graduate Scholarship George J. Aumoithe ’11, Alexis P. Little ’14, James R. Nadeau ’10, Benjamin M. Roberts-Pierel ’10, Xiao Di Tong ’08

34 ACADEMIC APPAREL

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

HOOD BORDER COLORS iNDiCaTiNG FiELDS OF LEaRNiNG

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

35 n RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

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

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

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

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