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COLORADO COLLEGE t n e

CLAS SOF2013 m e c n e m

Monday, May 20, 2013

8:30 a.m. m Colorado Springs, Colorado o C 77824 CC Comm_• 20-page2013.qx 5/16/13 5:46 PM Page 2

COLORADO COLLEGE ALMA MATER (O Colorado College Fair) Words and music written in 1953 by Charles Hawley ’54 and Professors Earl Juhas and Albert Seay

Song Leaders: Zachary Anderson ’13 , The Back Row Kathleen Carroll ’13 , Ellement Harriet Jacobs ’13 , Room 46

O Colorado College fair, O Colorado College fair, We sing our praise to you; Long may your fame be known; Eternal as the Rockies, May fortune smile upon you, that form our western view; and honor be your own; Your loyal sons and daughters Our Alma Mater always, will always grateful be; Your loyal children we; The college dear to all our hearts Together let us face the future, is our C.C. Hail C.C. AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL (O Beautiful for Spacious Skies) Music written by Samuel A. Ward (1847–1903) Words written by Katharine Lee Bates (1859–1929) (Selected Verses)

In 1893, Katharine Lee Bates was a visiting professor of English literature in Colorado College’s summer session. Bates and a group of faculty members went by prairie wagon and mules to the summit of Pikes Peak. There, inspired by the magnificent panorama, the poet conceived the initial verses of “America the Beautiful.” It was published in 1895 to national acclaim. Song Leaders: Zachary Anderson ’13 , The Back Row Kathleen Carroll ’13 , Ellement Harriet Jacobs ’13 , Room 46 O beautiful for spacious skies, O beautiful for pilgrim feet For amber waves of grain, Whose stern impassioned stress For purple mountain majesties A thoroughfare for freedom beat Above the fruited plain. Across the wilderness. America! America! America! America! God shed His grace on thee, God mend thine every flaw, And crown thy good with brotherhood Confirm thy soul in self-control, From sea to shining sea. Thy liberty in law.

Senior Class Gift Each year the graduating class chooses a senior class gift to leave their legacy on campus. This year, the Class of 2013 collectively chose to support The Classes of 2012 and 2013 Fund in Memory of David Blackett ’13 in honor and memory of their friend and classmate. As a class, they hope to leave the legacy of enhanced programming to assist making mental health awareness a broader topic on campus, so that every student feels comfortable reaching out. As of printing, the Class of 2013 raised approximately $2,500. The Blackett Family has also agreed to match some of this funding.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: First Aid: There is a first aid station located on the southwest side of Armstrong Hall. Sign Language Interpretation: Guests who are deaf of hard of hearing may sit in the reserved seats to the north of the stage where we will have sign language interpreters. Photography: A professional photographer will be taking photos of each graduate; however, there is a family photography area roped off to the southeast corner of the stage for loved ones to get close to snap a quick photo. Gown Returns: Graduates need to return their gown to the Colorado College Bookstore.

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THE COLORADO COLLEGE • 131th ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT • MAY 20, 2013, 8:30 A.M.

PROGRAM Presiding: Jill M. Tiefenthaler , President of Colorado College

*PROCESSIONAL Entrada ...... G. F. Handel (1685–1759) Voluntary on Old 100th ...... Henry Purcell (c. 1659–1695) Fanfare and Chorus ...... Dietrich Buxtehude (1637–1707) Trumpet Voluntary ...... Henry Purcell Brass Ensemble Jeremy Van Hoy , Colorado College Concert Band Director, Conductor

*INVOCATION Bruce R. Coriell , Chaplain

*COLORADO COLLEGE ALMA MATER “O Colorado College Fair” ...... Words and Music by Charles Hawley ’54 and Professors Earl Juhas and Albert Seay

WELCOME Jill M. Tiefenthaler , President of Colorado College and Suzanne Woolsey P’97 , ’98 , ’99 , Chairman of the Board of Trustees

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS “The Values of Lifelong Learning, Civic Engagement, and Intellectual Leadership” Marian Wright Edelman , Founder and President of the Children’s Defense Fund

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Susan Landau Axelrod ’74 , Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters , honoris causa Presented by Owen Cramer , Professor of Classics; conferred by Jill M. Tiefenthaler Raymond D. Jones ’67 , Honorary Doctor of Laws , honoris causa Presented by Timothy Fuller , Professor of Political Science; conferred by Jill M. Tiefenthaler Antonio Skármeta , Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters , honoris causa Presented by Salvatore Bizzarro , Professor of Spanish; conferred by Jill M. Tiefenthaler

SENIOR ADDRESS “Our CC” John “Sam” Brody ’13 , Senior Class Speaker

CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE Conferred by Jill M. Tiefenthaler Names read by Sandra Wong , Dean of the College and Dean of the Faculty

*AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL (Selected Stanzas) O Beautiful for Spacious Skies (1893) ...... Samuel A. Ward (1847–1903) Words by Katharine Lee Bates (1859–1929)

*BENEDICTION Bruce R. Coriell , Chaplain

*RECESSIONAL March of the Earl of Oxford ...... William Byrd (1543–1623) Canzon Septimi Toni No. 2 ...... Giovanni Gabrieli (1557–1612) Music for King Charles II ...... Matthew Locke (163 0–1677) Brass Ensemble Jeremy Van Hoy , Conductor

Degree recipients and guests are requested to remain in their places until the conclusion of the ceremony. Immediately following the ceremony, degree recipients and guests are invited to the President’s Reception in the Cutler quadrangle.

*THE PEOPLE STANDING

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MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN SUSAN LANDAU AXELROD ’74

Marian Wright Edelman, founder and president of the A liberal arts education comes to fruition in unpredictable Children’s Defense Fund (CDF), has been an advocate for ways. Susan Axelrod’s Colorado College education, begun in the disadvantaged Americans for her entire professional life. Under year the Block Plan began, and her religion major, prepared her her leadership, CDF has become the nation’s strongest voice for for a career as a physically active, spiritually informed, civically children and families. The Children’s Defense Fund’s Leave No engaged professional. She found time in her senior year for Child Behind ® mission is to ensure every child “a Healthy Start, a music theory course, and she took a course in the Classics a Head Start, a Fair Start, a Safe Start, and a Moral Start” in life Department. Her skills were honed in the pursuit of a graduate and successful passage to adulthood with the help of caring degree in business administration/health services administration families and communities. at the University of Chicago, where she had grown up as a Edelman, a graduate of Spelman College and Yale Law faculty child. School, began her career in the mid-60s when, as the first black But circumstances focused her attention in a unique way. woman admitted to the Mississippi Bar, she directed the NAACP Her oldest child, Lauren, began having uncontrollable seizures at Legal Defense and Educational Fund office in Jackson, Mississippi. seven months old, joining the roughly one percent of Americans In 1968, she moved to Washington, D.C., as counsel for the with epilepsy, half of whom even now do not have complete Poor People’s Campaign that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. began seizure control. In the 1980s this disease was more mysterious and organizing before his death. She founded the Washington frightening, and it started Lauren and her parents on 18 desperate Research Project, a public interest law firm and the parent body years of medications, diets, an electronic implant, and surgical of the Children’s Defense Fund. For two years she served as evaluations, until Lauren finally achieved seizure freedom in 2000. the director of the Center for Law and Education at Harvard Rather than simply living through these circumstances, University and in l973 began CDF. Susan Axelrod chose to “turn . . . anguish into action,” joining Edelman served on the Board of Trustees of Spelman College with colleagues in 1998 to found Citizens United for Research which she chaired from 1976 to 1987 and was the first woman in Epilepsy, which she still chairs. Under her leadership, CURE elected by alumni as a member of the Yale University Corporation has redefined the goals of epilepsy research as ‘no seizures, no side on which she served from 1971 to 1977. She has received more effects.’ CURE funds cutting-edge research grants and sponsors than 100 honorary degrees, including one from Colorado College landmark conferences, beginning with the 2000 National in 1999, and many awards, including the Albert Schweitzer Institutes of Health (NIH) conference “Curing Epilepsy: Focus on Humanitarian Prize, the Heinz Award, and a MacArthur the Future.” CURE’s commitment has earned the group the Child Foundation Prize Fellowship. In 2000, she received the Neurology Foundation’s 2008 Advocacy Award of Merit. Axelrod Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian award, serves on NIH’s National Advisory Neurological Disorders and and the Robert F. Kennedy Lifetime Achievement Award for her Stroke Council, and as a consumer reviewer for the Peer Reviewed writings which include: “Families in Peril: An Agenda for Social Medical Research Program in the Congressionally Directed Change;” “The Measure of Our Success: A Letter to My Children Medical Research Program within the Department of Defense. and Yours;” “Guide My Feet: Meditations and Prayers on Loving She has freely used her family experience in interviews and and Working for Children;” “Stand for Children;” “Lanterns: published reflections to bring media exposure to epilepsy and A Memoir of Mentors;” “Hold My Hand: Prayers for Building a the devastating effects it can have on individuals and their Movement to Leave No Child Behind;” “I’m Your Child, God: families, appearing on the “Today” show, MSNBC’s “Morning Prayers for Our Children;” “I Can Make a Difference: A Treasury Joe,” CNN with Campbell Brown, MSNBC with Andrea Mitchell to Inspire Our Children;” and “The Sea Is So Wide and My Boat and “60 Minutes” with Katie Couric, as well as in the pages of Is So Small: Charting a Course for the Next Generation.” Parade magazine and Newsweek . She is a board member of the Robin Hood Foundation and She lives in Chicago with her husband, David Axelrod, and, the Association to Benefit Children, and is a member of the in addition to Lauren, has two sons, Ethan (Colorado College ’09) Council on Foreign Relations, the American Philosophical Society, and Michael. the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the Institute of — Owen Cramer, Professor of Classics Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.

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RAYMOND DEAN JONES ’67 ANTONIO SKÁRMETA

Ray Jones is a 1967 graduate of Colorado College. He Antonio Skármeta was born in Antofagasta, Chile, in 1940, was awarded his law degree from Harvard in 1971, thereafter a city that has declared him “illustrious son.” He finished high becoming a licensed attorney in Colorado. He clerked for Chief school at the National Institute in Santiago and obtained the Justice Pringle of the Colorado Supreme Court, and then joined degree of professor of philosophy from the University of Chile, the firm of Holme Roberts & Owen. From 1977 to 2004 he was also getting a degree in literature from Columbia University in appointed successively a judge in the Denver County Court, New York. He has taught in various institutions of higher learning judge in the Denver District Court in 1979, Associate Judge in in Chile, Europe, and the United States, including Washington the Colorado Court of Appeals in 1988, then Chief Judge in University in St. Louis and Colorado College. the Colorado Municipal Court in Aurora. He has held teaching His novels and short stories have been published in 35 positions at Metropolitan State College and at Colorado College languages, and some of his most famous works are: “I Dreamt where, for several years, he taught a course on law and social the Snow Was Burning;” “Naked on the Roof;” “Free Kick;” “The justice in our Political Science Department. Since retiring from San Cristobal Bicyclist;” “Burning Patience (Neruda’s Postman);” the bench, he has served in various capacities in business and “The Poet’s Wedding;” “The Trombone Girl;” “The Dancer and is currently “of counsel” to The Holt Group. He is a member of the Thief;” “The Velocity of Love;” “A Father of Film;” and, most the American Bar Association and four other bar associations. recently, “Rainbow Days,” with a publication in English in the He has extensive training and experience in dispute resolution, United States set for June 2013. and has published in his fields of expertise. He has been His novel , “ Neruda’s Postman,” was brought to the screen recognized for his work by a wide array of professional by English filmmaker Michael Redford as “Il Postino,” had five associations. Most recently, in 2012, he gained the Colorado Academy Award nominations, winning one of them. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award for Seeking Among the International Prizes he won are the Planeta Prize Justice and Community Service. for his novel “The Dancer and the Thief (El baile de la Victoria) ” also I remember Ray as a leading member of the class of 1967, made into a movie by Oscar winner and director Fernando Trueba ; one of the first students I taught at Colorado College. He was the Prix Médicis Étranger in France; the Goethe Medal from deeply involved in college life as a Selected Student — a program Germany; the Llibretet Prize in Barcelona; and the following prizes at that time devoted to recruiting students of high academic awarded in Italy: Grinzane Cavour, Elsa Morante, and Ennio Flaiano. talent — as an athlete, as a head resident, as a class officer, Daniel Catán, noted Mexican composer and lyricist, turned and later as an elected alumni member of our Board of Trustees, the book “Neruda’s Postman” into an opera with Plácido Domingo and he has also served in the Alumni Leadership Forum. Ray’s singing the role of Neruda. The world premiere took place in Los daughter, Ruth, graduated from Colorado College in 2007. Angeles and later traveled to Vienna, Paris, and Mexico. It was It is clear that Ray Jones has combined liberal learning with performed in Chile in 2012 and will be shown in Madrid in July 2013. professional success and unstinting service to every community His play “The Referendum,” often performed by our students and organization of which he has been a part. We have every in Chile at the end of the course there, was initially performed by reason to believe Ray will continue on this path of service for students and professors of the CC Romance Languages Department many years to come. in 1989. It also served as the basis of the film “No,” whose main — Timothy Fuller, Professor of Political Science character is Gael García Bernal, and the movie became a finalist at this year’s Oscars (2013) for Best Foreign Film. From 1973 to 1989, Skármeta lived in exile, first in Argentina in 1973, and a year later in Germany. He did not return to Chile until the dictator Pinochet had stepped down in 1989 and the country began its transition to democracy. Ironically, Chile, which had overthrown a democratically elected socialist president in 1970, 30 years later elected another socialist to the office, Ricardo Lagos. Lagos named Skármeta the Chilean ambassador to Germany in 2000, the country that had accepted the Chilean writer as an exile. The intimate relationship between Professor Skármeta and Colorado College dates back to 1985, when he first visited our campus with his own version of the film “Il Postino,” then called “Burning Patience .” For almost three decades he has taught our students on and off campus and we are happy to see him return to CC today. — Salvatore Bizzarro, Professor of Spanish

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M ASTE R OF ARTS IN TEACHING

Trisha D. Anthony, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Michelle Lynn Trahnstrom, Lander, Wyoming*! Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Deena Bennett, Colorado Springs, Colorado! David Bardeen Van Sicklen, Dodgeville, Wisconsin*! Southwest Studies Elementary School Debra I. Bohlken, Colorado Springs, Colorado*! Laurie Wagner, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Southwest Studies Southwest Studies Lois Elaine Conatore, Pueblo, Colorado Lindsay Adair Weidmann *! Arts and Humanities Colorado Springs, Colorado Sandra Marie Corliss, Stratton, Colorado*! Secondary Music Elementary School Megan Elizabeth Zaranek *! Brittni Louise Darras *! Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado Secondary Science Secondary English Kimberly Dawn FitzPatrick *! Colorado Springs, Colorado Arts and Humanities Kristina Forero-Hordusky *! Colorado Springs, Colorado Secondary Music Nicole J. Girardin, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Southwest Studies Sarah Francis Goldstein, Minneapolis, Minnesota*" Secondary Mathematics Allison Nicole Hargrave *! Green Mountain Falls, Colorado Elementary School Michele Johnson, Colorado Springs, Colorado*! Elementary School Stephanie Klaib, Manitou Springs, Colorado*! Elementary School Timothy Robert Lohr, Rochester, Minnesota*! Secondary Science Ryo Nagae, Santa Fe, New Mexico! Secondary Science Natalie Nail, Colorado Springs, Colorado*! Elementary School Gretchen C. Nesselrode ! Colorado Springs, Colorado Arts and Humanities Joanna Marie Raczkowski ! Colorado Springs, Colorado Liberal Arts for Elementary School Teachers Yuki Rockwell, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Southwest Studies Sarah Elizabeth Rodriguez *! Fort Collins, Colorado Secondary Science Karin Virginia Rose, Colorado Springs, Colorado" Distinction in Liberal Arts for Elementary School Teachers Lauren Marie Schultz, Colorado Springs, Colorado*! Elementary School John William Shawkins *! Colorado Springs, Colorado Secondary Social Studies Heather Stiles, Colorado Springs, Colorado*! Elementary School

*In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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One longstanding CC tradition is allowing graduating seniors to list their names in the Commencement program in any way they choose. Look carefully and you’re sure to find several examples of this characteristic CC individuality.

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Kalen Jesse Acquisto, Denver, Colorado Benjamin Blake Ballance, Albuquerque, New Mexico Distinction in Anthropology: Economics International Affairs, cum laude Samantha Christine Barlow, Lyme, New Hampshire Nora Alami, Manitou Springs, Colorado Distinction in Political Science, magna cum laude Psychology, cum laude Belal M. Baroud, Gaza, Gaza Strip*! Casey Sprung Alexander, Boyds, Maryland Biology Environmental Science: Integrated Elyse Nicole Bassman, Mahwah, New Jersey Faizan Mir Ali-Khan, Claremont, California*! Religion Economics Robert Gregga Baxter, Norwalk, Connecticut Andrew Lennart Allen-Fahlander History Concord, Massachusetts Owen Randall Bean, Paradise Valley, Arizona Distinction in Philosophy, magna cum laude Distinction in Classics/History/Politics, cum laude William Louis Allenbach, Towson, Maryland Caroline Susan Beaton History Cherry Hills Village, Colorado Austin Zane Titgemeyer Allison Distinction in English: Creative Writing, Saint Louis, Missouri magna cum laude Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Matthew Daniel Beck, Larchmont, New York Charles Allison-Godfrey, Westport, Connecticut Psychology Political Science Zachary David Bellows, Palo Alto, California" Rafael N. Alonso Arenas, Mexico, Mexico Music and Environmental Science: Integrated Economics Maxwell Steinbock Bendes, Piedmont, California Daniel Joseph Alvarado, San Antonio, Texas Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Art: Art Studio Theodore Haberacker Benson, Redding, Connecticut Ashley Cynthia Amato, Old Greenwich, Connecticut Art: Art Studio Philosophy Kelsey Lynn Bergeson, Niwot, Colorado Alexandra Ryan Ammons, Scottsdale, Arizona! Distinction in Philosophy, magna cum laude International Political Economy Hadley Jardine Bergh, New Castle, New Hampshire Owen Adams Anderson, Bellevue, Washington Distinction in Economics, cum laude Physics: Comprehensive Major, cum laude Hanna Marie Berglund, Golden, Colorado Reginald Cyril Wallis Anderson International Political Economy Cedar Rapids, Iowa Hisham Beydoun, Forest Hills, New York Distinction in Philosophy, cum laude Environmental Policy Zachary William McLain Anderson Caleb Evans Birchard, Amherst, New Hampshire Greenwood Village, Colorado Geology International Political Economy Benjamin Alan Birtch, Neenah, Wisconsin Philip Karavitis Angelides, Houston, Texas Philosophy Distinction in History/Political Science, cum laude Laura Lavalle Blackett, Norfolk, Massachusetts Meridith Lynn Antonucci English: Creative Writing, cum laude Manchester, New Hampshire Sara Reid Bodner, Ridgefield, Connecticut Distinction in Sociology Distinction in Sociology, magna cum laude Ryan Scott Armstrong, Fort Wayne, Indiana" Jeremy Joseph Bohrer, Scarsdale, New York Geology and Physics Physics Anya Michelle Arndt, Phoenix, Arizona Michael Francis Boivin Religion Delta, British Columbia, Canada Zachary Albert Atchinson Economics North Potomac, Maryland William Henry Bowers, Salt Lake City, Utah Economics Biochemistry Lara Elizabeth Atkins, Lexington, Massachusetts Nathan Gerard Boyce, Dover, Massachusetts Anthropology Political Science Anu Natasha Coors Atre Giulio Romano Brandi, Cape Town, South Africa*# San Luis Obispo, California Anthropology Distinction in Sociology, cum laude Zane Klee Bridgers, Princeton, New Jersey Kimberly Elaine Babcock, Millis, Massachusetts Liberal Arts & Sciences: Neuroscience Global Sustainable Development, cum laude Zixin Bai Kelson Peirce Brighton, Darien, Connecticut Xi'an, Shanxi, People's Republic of China Anthropology English: Creative Writing *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Gabrielle Anna Brilliant, New York, New York Zachariah John Chapman Philosophy Scotch Plains, New Jersey Margaret Ellen Brockland, Saint Louis, Missouri Philosophy Distinction in Spanish: Hispanic Studies John Geiger Checton, Rumson, New Jersey John Samuel Brody, Columbus, Ohio Religion Economics Paige Rebecca Chesshire, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Patrick Charles Brody, Evanston, Illinois Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Mathematical Economics Kelly Cheung, San Francisco, California*! Grace Lynn Brofman, Oak Park, Illinois History Geology Nathan Jeffrey Childs, The Woodlands, Texas Rosalind Lafrentz Brokaw, Brooksville, Maine Physics: Astrophysics Emphasis Environmental Science: Integrated Alison Nicole Chin, Newbury Park, California Ellie Ann Brown, Santa Fe, New Mexico" Distinction in Sociology Sociology John Epstein Christie, Menlo Park, California Suzanna de Sanz Brown, San Rafael, California Distinction in Art: Art Studio, cum laude Distinction in Art: Art History, cum laude HaYoon Chung, Colorado Springs, Colorado Kelly Louise Browne, Colorado Springs, Colorado Biology: Molecular and Cellular History/Political Science Mina Chung, Centennial, Colorado Kyle Robert Buchwalder, Yellow Springs, Ohio Economics and Mathematics Biochemistry, summa cum laude Katherine Alexis Cirullo Sean Donovan Buck, Englewood, Colorado" Farmington, Connecticut Liberal Arts & Sciences: Distinction in Sociology Social, Cultural, and Biological Determinants of David Marc Civitarese, Calgary, Alberta, Canada*# Health and Illness Physics Jackson Holzberg Buckley, Santa Fe, New Mexico Andrew Christopher Clark, Chatsworth, California" English, cum laude English: Creative Writing Patrick Nathaniel Bullard, Seattle, Washington Zora Nomnikelo Cobb, Jacksonville, Florida Biology International Political Economy Santiago Alejandro Burbano Noboa, Quito, Ecuador Zachary Michael Cohen, Durham, North Carolina Distinction in Economics, cum laude Economics and Mathematics Anne Hockaday Burcham, Kansas City, Missouri Tyler Brian Cohn, Anchorage, Alaska English Environmental Policy Audrey Jeannine Burns, Bel Air, Maryland Devon Barnes Cole, Lincoln, Massachusetts Environmental Science: Integrated Distinction in Geology Elizabeth Leona Crow Burrus, Las Vegas, Nevada Ellen Rowe Cole, Lyman, Maine Distinction in Psychology, cum laude English: Creative Writing William Colin Busby, Vinland, Kansas Edward Charles Collins, Watertown, Massachusetts Music Environmental Policy Brett Anthony Bustos, Santa Fe, New Mexico Daniel John Condren, Darien, Connecticut English: Film Studies Sociology Heather Lawton Cabot, Belmont, Massachusetts Paige Hailey Elizabet Conklin # Art: Art History Millbrook, New York Kathleen Margaret Callahan Political Science Bainbridge Island, Washington Dylan John Conway, West Newton, Massachusetts Distinction in Sociology Art: Art Studio Rebecca Blaine Carper, Memphis, Tennessee Justin Elias Cook, Spring, Texas*! Sociology Southwest Studies Kathleen Ann Carroll, Winnetka, Illinois Amanda Marsh Cooke, Bristol, Maine" English: Creative Writing Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Justine Lenore Carryer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Scott Engelhard Craighead, Kelly, Wyoming*! Art: Art Studio and Physics Distinction in Art: Art Studio, cum laude Lacey Antonia Carter, Los Angeles, California" Anna Ganter Crosby, Unionville, Pennsylvania Art: Art Studio Political Science Daniel Castillo, West Covina, California Cecelia Anne Crossen, Denver, Colorado Environmental Science: Integrated International Political Economy David Andrew Cully, Westford, Massachusetts History and Mathematics *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Michael Jude Curran, West Simsbury, Connecticut" Amelia Louise Dotzenrod Geology Charleston, South Carolina Charles Boone Curtis, Paradise Valley, Arizona History Biology Kristina Lynn Dougherty *# Henrik Wesenberg Dale, Stavanger, Norway Colorado Springs, Colorado History/Political Science Art: Art Studio Steven Byron Dama, Panama City Beach, Florida! Elijah Joseph Douresseau English Los Angeles, California Bryce Delano Daniels, Spring, Texas English: Creative Writing Economics Thomas Downing, London, England Elizabeth Mary Dantzker, Berkeley, California Religion Psychology Keith McCarthy Drury, Vinalhaven, Maine Leah Cristina Danze, Dallas, Texas Distinction in History History/Political Science Peter Daniel Duker, Darien, Connecticut Zachary William Darling Environmental Science: Concentration in Physics Glenwood Springs, Colorado Joel Harris Dungan, Fort Collins, Colorado* Political Science Physics, magna cum laude Kathryn Anne Dasburg, Key Biscayne, Florida*# Natalie Kay Dupille, Seattle, Washington Biology Feminist & Gender Studies Nicholas David Dattels Spencer Mackenzie Durden, Jacksonville, Florida*# San Francisco, California English Environmental Science: Integrated Sam Hiroshi Eaton, Coral Gables, Florida*# Candace Michele Datz, Colorado Springs, Colorado English Distinction in History/Political Science, cum laude Adam Jacob Edelman, Westport, Connecticut Chelsea Leovy Davenport, Tulsa, Oklahoma" Liberal Arts & Sciences: Neurophilosophy Psychology Cyrus Keane Elias, Lincoln, Massachusetts*# Annika Davis, Colorado Springs, Colorado Physics Art: Art History Daniel Foster Eppstein, Brookline, Massachusetts Margo Elizabeth Davis, Shorewood, Wisconsin Sociology Distinction in Environmental Science: Integrated, Emily Dana Epstein cum laude Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Lincoln James Deffenbaugh, Strasburg, Colorado*# Neuroscience Political Science Sendi Judith Estrada, Pueblo, Colorado Katharine Louise Demmon, Carmichael, California Anthropology and Spanish: Hispanic Studies English Samuel Robert Faktorow, Reston, Virginia Blair Denman, Redmond, Washington Drama and English Biology Emily Jennifer Faxon, Barrington, Rhode Island Alexander Amstutz Desmarais Anthropology Crested Butte, Colorado Nicole Theresa Fazio, Littleton, Colorado Philosophy and German Biochemistry, cum laude Distinction in Philosophy, magna cum laude Matthew Evan Fechter, Westfield, New Jersey Deborah Rose Detchon, Bethesda, Maryland Economics Distinction in Art: Art Studio, cum laude Sarah Rachael Feiges, Sioux City, Iowa Colby Diamond, Belle Mead, New Jersey Sociology Economics Eddie Andrew Figueroa, Bellflower, California Mariell Louise Dick, El Paso, Texas Computer Science Art: Art History and Spanish: Hispanic Studies Abby Mac Kenzie Fink, Minneapolis, Minnesota Adam Robert Dickerson Political Science Colorado Springs, Colorado Amanda Victoria Cacavio-Flores Art: Art Studio Trenton, New Jersey Chris Curtis Dickson, Bolton, Massachusetts English: Creative Writing Distinction in Environmental Science: Integrated, Annina Bailey Fowlkes, New York, New York cum laude Mathematical Economics Hayley Gates Dieckmann, Oakland, California Kelsey Fowlkes, Sammamish, Washington Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Biochemistry, magna cum laude Diego Domenech, Mexico City, Mexico*# Emily Silver Franklin, Santa Fe, New Mexico" Mathematical Economics Art: Art Studio *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Victoria Marie Frecentese, Stillwater, Minnesota Laura Gaylen Goldsmith Distinction in Anthropology, magna cum laude Pacific Palisades, California Matthew John Emmanuel Friedman Biology New York, New York Katherine Marie Goldstein, Miami, Florida International Political Economy Distinction in English: Creative Writing, cum laude Anna Alysse Fuchs, Los Angeles, California Juliet Elizabeth Gordon, Bethesda, Maryland* Distinction in Sociology, cum laude Distinction in Classics, cum laude Hannah Aldrich Furr, Denver, Colorado*! Michael Reed Gorsage, Bethesda, Maryland English English: Film Studies Ryan Donald Gall, Pierz, Minnesota Erin Louise Gould, Bend, Oregon Distinction in Geology Art: Art Studio Luke Garrett Gallione, Denver, Colorado Marissa Catherine Gradoz, Longmont, Colorado Mathematics and Physics: Comprehensive Major Biology Distinction in Mathematics, magna cum laude Brian Kenneth Graf, Seattle, Washington Noah Alan Gallo-Brown, Seattle, Washington Economics Art: Art Studio Carlyn Elizabeth Graham, Madison, Wisconsin Camila Galofre Ochoa, Bogota, Colombia Sociology Art: Art Studio Cortney Chantelle Marguerite Green " Isabel Alida Gary, Denver, Colorado Delta, Colorado Environmental Science: Integrated Classics/History/Politics Meagan Patricia Gary, Ada, Michigan Thomas Hildreth Groh, Novato, California Biology Physics Emerson Vagneur Gates, Aspen, Colorado" Ryan Alexander Haas, Tustin, California" Art: Art Studio and Physics Liberal Arts & Sciences: Comparative Storytelling Corinne Gay, Earlysville, Virginia Jordan Sevi Haber, Lopez Island, Washington Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mind-Body Studies Computer Science Sarah Ann Geisse, San Rafael, California Andrew Mark Hall, Carmel, California Geology Distinction in Environmental Science: Integrated, Ethan Dale Genz, Westminster, Colorado cum laude Computer Science Andrew Karl Hamburg, Phoenix, Arizona Flynn Duncan George, Port Townsend, Washington*! Economics Physics, magna cum laude Jingjing Han, West Des Moines, Iowa Alexandra Geneva Gersten, Bozeman, Montana Biology Environmental Science: Integrated Rebecca Eve Harburg, Portland, Oregon Jonathan Edward Gestal, New Canaan, Connecticut Distinction in Anthropology, cum laude English: Film Studies Patrick Waller Hardy, Charleston, West Virginia Nicholas Peter Geyer, Somerville, Massachusetts Philosophy English: Film Studies Tessa Ashley Harland, Aurora, Colorado Aubre Danielle Gilbert, Portland, Oregon Distinction in Neuroscience, magna cum laude Neuroscience Alexander Carl Harleen, Piedmont, California Denali Chiyo Gillaspie, San Anselmo, California English Art: Art Studio Conner Patrick Harris, Goldendale, Washington Nicole Valerie Gillett, Issaquah, Washington Biology Distinction in Environmental Science: Integrated Sarah Laurian Hart, Albuquerque, New Mexico Yael Sophie Gilo, New York, New York History/Political Science, magna cum laude Religion Lauren Alexandra Harvey, Lakewood, Colorado Rachel Harris Gips, Cape Elizabeth, Maine English: Creative Writing Sociology Emily Jo Hatridge, Broomfield, Colorado Ariana Vincent Glantz English Washington, District of Columbia April Lucile Hearne, Houston, Texas Political Science Distinction in Sociology, cum laude Alexander Schiff Glassman, Chevy Chase, Maryland Laurel Robinson Hecker Psychology Northborough, Massachusetts Robin Hadley Gleason, Freeport, Maine English: Creative Writing, cum laude Distinction in Art: Art Studio Ryan Jarvis Hedges, Weston, Massachusetts Mathematical Economics

*In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Samuel Alexander Henderson Nicholas LaRue Johnson Old Greenwich, Connecticut Colorado Springs, Colorado Economics Neuroscience Peter Heng, Broomfield, Colorado Rachel Elise Johnson, Carlisle, Pennsylvania Distinction in Biology, cum laude Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Brian Daniel Hersh, Atlanta, Georgia Trevor Garet Johnson, Rye, Colorado Liberal Arts & Sciences: Behavioral Economics Religion Laurel Anne Hesse, Colorado Springs, Colorado Robert Theodore Jones, Springfield, Missouri Drama Distinction in History, cum laude Eva Teshima Hicks, Oakland, California Carey Thomas Jonker, Ojai, California Sociology: International Affairs and Physics: Environmental Emphasis Political Science Gabrielle Glenn Kaminsky, Chicago, Illinois Reed Andrew Hillmar, Telluride, Colorado Sociology Chemistry Taylor Marie Kanemori, Seattle, Washington Clare Jean Hoenig, Colorado Springs, Colorado Sociology Anthropology Jessa Karlberg, Bellingham, Washington" Johanna Kathryn Holbrook " Distinction in Computer Science New Canaan, Connecticut Hannah Mae Karlsson, Boulder, Utah Political Science and History/Philosophy Geology Hanna Lee Hoopingarner, Centennial, Colorado Nicole Margaret Kaufman, Amherst, Massachusetts Distinction in Mathematical Economics Distinction in Sociology Daniel Louis Hovancsek, Gates Mills, Ohio Noelani Rie Kawashima, Honolulu, Hawaii Economics Biology Liliana Speer Hoversten, Englewood, Colorado Charlotte Hannah Kaye, New York, New York Neuroscience, cum laude Distinction in Classics/History/Politics, cum laude Joseph Paul Howe, Plymouth, Minnesota* John Frederick Keenan, Middletown, Maryland Mathematical Economics Philosophy Briana Susan Hoy-Skubik, Wooster, Ohio" Austin Thomas Keller, Parker, Colorado Drama and Environmental Policy Biochemistry and Mathematics Patrick John Hughes, Wilton, Connecticut Distinction in Biochemistry, cum laude Environmental Science: Integrated Leah Rader Kellogg, Boulder, Colorado Bryan Todd Hummel-Price Distinction in Biology, cum laude Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Diane Sharp Kelly, Woodland Park, Colorado Sociology Neuroscience Demetria Beacom Humphries, Littleton, Colorado Sarah Caitlyn Kelsey, Crawfordsville, Indiana Mathematics Art: Art Studio Sarah Jaeger Hutcherson, Cooperstown, New York Kalli-Anne McKenzie Kemling, Pueblo, Colorado Comparative Literature Mathematics, cum laude Anthony Charles Hyatt, Centennial, Colorado Oliver James Johnson Kennan, New York, New York Economics Music James Iredell Iglehart, Baltimore, Maryland" Deborah Franchezca Kennedy, Santa Fe, New Mexico" English Neuroscience Anne Fayssoux Ireland, Shaker Heights, Ohio Cole Kennedy, Castle Rock, Colorado Distinction in Political Science, cum laude Physics Yukiko Iwasaki, Ishikawa, Japan Tatyana Mikhaylovna Khazova Distinction in Mathematical Economics Colorado Springs, Colorado Harriet McMillen Jacobs, Darien, Connecticut Russian & Eurasian Studies Distinction in Music Daniel A. Kidney, Trumansburg, New York*# Erik Richard Jacobson, Cumberland, Maine Environmental Science: Integrated Biochemistry, cum laude Ruby Christina Kimberly, Telluride, Colorado*# Sarah Louise Jacobson, Columbia, Missouri Distinction in History/Political Science, Neuroscience magna cum laude Joseph Nicholas Jammal, Ashtabula, Ohio Kaitlin Victoria Kirkpatrick, Carmel, Indiana Political Science Distinction in Biology, magna cum laude Emma Kristina Johnson, Seattle, Washington Alexis Dale Kleiman, Mill Valley, California Psychology Psychology

*In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Christopher Broderick Klein, Wilton, Connecticut Nathan Alexander Liss, Malvern, Pennsylvania English Biochemistry, cum laude Collin Roberts Knauss, Chevy Chase, Maryland Matthew William Liston, Boulder, Colorado Distinction in Biology: Distinction in Classics/History/Politics, Organisms, Ecology & Evolution magna cum laude Patric Timothy Knecht, Fenton, Michigan Merritt Newton Logan, Boulder, Colorado Philosophy Chemistry Rune Ariella Knight, Brookline, Massachusetts" Christopher Harvey Loopesko, Denver, Colorado* Distinction in Political Science Russian & Eurasian Studies Nicholas Nyrop Koch, San Francisco, California Owen Templeton Lopez, Albuquerque, New Mexico Chemistry History Angela Victoria Komar, Fort Collins, Colorado! Garrison Kent Lovelace Distinction in Sociology Colorado Springs, Colorado Hallie Blecker Kopald, Nashville, Tennessee Distinction in Asian Studies, summa cum laude Distinction in Art: Art Studio, cum laude Esther Leah Lowe, Skokie, Illinois*# Emily Freya Krakoff, Orinda, California*! Distinction in Liberal Arts & Sciences Art: Art Studio and Neuroscience Araceli Luna, Arlington, Tennessee Katherine Fleming Krieger Feminist & Gender Studies Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Marie Luttrell, Kenmore, Washington International Political Economy Distinction in Anthropology and Leland William Krych, Austin, Texas Distinction in Classics, magna cum laude Distinction in Biology: Molecular and Cellular Brittney McCall Lyman, Arvada, Colorado Phoebe Kaitlin Kulasegram, Penang, Malaysia Economics English: Creative Writing Molly Christine Lynch, Princeton, New Jersey Brendan Wray Lamarre, Denver, Colorado Distinction in Romance Languages: Physics: Comprehensive Major, cum laude French & Spanish, cum laude Nicholas Christopher Lammers, San Antonio, Texas Lindsay Elizabeth MacCary, Littleton, Colorado Physics and Philosophy Psychology Distinction in Philosophy, magna cum laude Amanda Emelyn Macfie, Asheville, North Carolina*# Halsey Woodworth Landon, Norwell, Massachusetts Psychology Environmental Policy Thayer Hull Maclay, Warren, Vermont Tyler Kendrick Larrabee, Gold River, California" Biology, cum laude Economics Devon Marilyn MacLeod, Santa Fe, New Mexico Alexander Lau, Honolulu, Hawaii*! Italian Studies, cum laude Sociology Priyam Mahajan, New Delhi, India*! Anastasia Marina LaValle, Manhasset, New York" Biochemistry Asian Studies Nancy Warner Makuch, Chevy Chase, Maryland Benjamin Adam Lawrence, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology Political Science Alicia S. Mallit, Chicago, Illinois Katherine McPherron Leaf, Boulder, Colorado Neuroscience English: Creative Writing Joseph John Marciano Sarah Michelle Lebovitz, Hudson, Ohio Rancho Cucamonga, California Anthropology Economics Nathan Harry Lee, Spring Lake, Michigan Adam Christopher Marciniak Economics, cum laude Colorado Springs, Colorado Sydney Marie Leichliter, Jackson, Wyoming Environmental Policy Political Science Nathan Joshua Margolis, Denver, Colorado Kelsey Erin Lenihan, Santa Fe, New Mexico Environmental Science: Concentration in Chemistry Political Science Michael Antonio Marinelli, Austin, Texas* Shupeng Li History Nanjing, Jiangsu, People's Republic of China Forrest Robert Marowitz Distinction in Mathematical Economics, cum laude Mercer Island, Washington Rachel Elizabeth Lindau Music Colorado Springs, Colorado Victoria Brown Marsh, San Marino, California Political Science Psychology William Edward Lindsay, Boulder, Colorado Chase Beal Larson Martin, Littleton, Colorado Biochemistry Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Desirae Martinez, Westminster, Colorado*# Mikail Mohamed, Male, Maldives Mathematics, cum laude Environmental Science: Integrated Erik Peter Mattson, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Kameron Joseph Montana, Claremont, California History/Political Science Biochemistry, cum laude Elaine Rodler McCartin, Arlington, Virginia Elliot William Mooers, Houlton, Maine English History Margaret Grace McCleskey, New Orleans, Louisiana Hollis Lockwood Moore, Baltimore, Maryland French & Francophone Studies Art: Art Studio Anna Marie McCreedy, Medford, Oregon Jeffrey Andrew Moore, Littleton, Colorado International Political Economy History Margaret Heyn McDermott, Riverside, Connecticut Kristen Noelle Moree, Asheville, North Carolina Mathematical Economics Distinction in Philosophy, cum laude James Douglas McGugan, Longmont, Colorado*# Andrew Shannon Morgan, Chevy Chase, Maryland*# Physics Environmental Policy Flynn Paxton McGuire, Park City, Utah Jaam Jibril Moynihan, Somerville, Massachusetts Neuroscience Spanish: Hispanic Studies Henry Coffey McKenna, New York, New York Monica Jane Mueller, Scottsdale, Arizona English: Creative Writing Economics Lily Caitlin McKoy, Oconomowoc Lake, Wisconsin Caroline Wilkinson Mulroy, Kentfield, California Sociology History Kathryn Stryker McManus, Bedford Hills, New York Lindsay Evelyn Murdoch, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Computer Science Environmental Science: Integrated Susanna Grace McMillan * Olivia Kranz Myerson, Baltimore, Maryland Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Art: Art Studio Religion Jacqueline Nicole Naylor Matthew Joseph McNerney, Oakton, Virginia South Lake Tahoe, California Distinction in Economics Environmental Science: Integrated Ty Paul McVicker, La Junta, Colorado Virginia Cross Nelson, Stahlstown, Pennsylvania* Biology Economics Adam John Meek, Northbrook, Illinois Elizabeth Grant Newcombe, Princeton, New Jersey International Political Economy Sociology Stephen Gregory Meigher, Slingerlands, New York Anh Quynh Nguyen, Hanoi, Vietnam Distinction in Biology, cum laude Distinction in Biology, magna cum laude Melissa Erin Melamud, Miami, Florida Qua Dong Thi Nguyen, Aurora, Colorado Psychology Chemistry Sarah McDonnell Merfeld, Madison, Wisconsin Natalie Leone Nicholls, Aurora, Colorado Religion Chemistry Jessica Kate Vasington Meyer Caroline Blair Nicholson, Portland, Oregon Belmont, Massachusetts Sociology Liberal Arts & Sciences: Public Health Amanda Jean Noel, Centennial, Colorado Elizabeth Katahdin Michaels, Portland, Oregon English Distinction in Sociology, magna cum laude Charles David Noel, Minneapolis, Minnesota Elyse Nicole Miller, Denver, Colorado English Distinction in Economics, cum laude Alyssa Shalet Northam Sarah Lindsay Miller, Denver, Colorado! Colorado Springs, Colorado International Political Economy Biology: Molecular and Cellular Alejandro Millership, Lima, Peru Brennan Elyse O'Connell, Littleton, Colorado Geology Geology Anna Heming Minsky, Santa Barbara, California Sean Andrew O'Keeffe, Loudonville, New York Distinction in Liberal Arts & Sciences, cum laude Environmental Science: Integrated Michiko A. Mitsunaga Whitten Virginia James Oates, Charlotte, North Carolina Olympia, Washington English Classics/English Ryan Kiyoshi Ogi, Littleton, Colorado Tess O'Connor Mitzner, Denver, Colorado International Political Economy and Asian Studies Music Susan Phippen Ogilby, Wayne, Pennsylvania Molly Collins Moffet, Vail, Colorado Anthropology, cum laude English: Creative Writing *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Nicholas Marcus Ohman, Berkeley, California Bryce John Rafferty, Greenwood Village, Colorado*# Philosophy International Political Economy Emma Hisako Okamoto, Taos, New Mexico*# Kathryn Elise Rafter, Portland, Oregon Psychology Dance Caroline Twila Olsen, Tulsa, Oklahoma Natalie Alexandra Rahhal Distinction in History Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jackson Partridge Ordway, Long Lake, Minnesota" English: Creative Writing International Political Economy Zuri Britt Randell, Denver, Colorado" Kai Edwin Ory, Federal Way, Washington Art: Art Studio International Political Economy William Charles Rapuzzi, Anchorage, Alaska Sydney Marguerite Paez Duncan *# History Englewood, Colorado Sophia Marie Recca, Colorado Springs, Colorado! Romance Languages: Spanish/Italian Biology, magna cum laude Nathaniel Wells Parish Johnny B. Reed, Chicago, Illinois San Francisco, California French & Francophone Studies Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Alexandra Jane Regas-Riewerts Phoebe Amelia Parker-Shames, Ashland, Oregon Pasadena, California Distinction in Biology, magna cum laude Psychology Gabriel Dixon Patterson, Santa Fe, New Mexico Blake Lawrence Reichert, Edina, Minnesota Environmental Science: Concentration in Chemistry Biochemistry Joseph McHugh Patterson, Short Hills, New Jersey John Henry Reohr, Weston, Massachusetts History Biology Nathaniel C Pearson, Belmont, Massachusetts Frederic Ian Rewoldt, Huxley, Iowa Environmental Policy International Political Economy Julia Michaela Pendleton-Knoll Anneliese Viola Rice, Boise, Idaho Surrey, British Columbia, Canada Distinction in Religion, cum laude Spanish: Hispanic Studies Lauren Elizabeth Rice, Ashland, Oregon Sarah Bosher Perez-Sanz, Hinsdale, Illinois English Biology Stephen Antonio Rijo, Basking Ridge, New Jersey Malcolm Samuel Perkins-Smith Environmental Policy Littleton, Colorado Alexander Matthews Robertson, Bellaire, Texas Art: Art Studio Geology Laura Harper Peszek, Parker, Colorado! Maxime Luc Robillard, Waitsfield, Vermont*# Political Science, magna cum laude Distinction in Art: Art Studio, cum laude Hannah Carol Peterson, Denver, Colorado Carmen Viviana Rodi, Belmont, Massachusetts Biology Sociology Sarah Nelson Phillips, Darien, Connecticut Jaime Lyn Roman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Liberal Arts & Sciences: Global Health Comparative Literature Lila O'Farrell Pickus, Wichita, Kansas Marian Lelia Roosevelt, Boulder, Colorado Art: Art Studio English: Creative Writing and History Alice Christine Plant, St. Helena, California Jakob Johannes Rosengarten, Rostock, Germany Environmental Policy International Political Economy Lindsey Carol Pointer, Fort Collins, Colorado Daniel K. Rosseau, Ridgefield, Connecticut Distinction in Religion, cum laude Physics: Comprehensive Major, cum laude Andrew Alex Pope, Evanston, Illinois Nina Sadie Roumell, Chevy Chase, Maryland" Distinction in Computer Science, cum laude Neuroscience Blake Robert Poplin, Colorado Springs, Colorado* Hayley Jean Round, Denver, Colorado English: Creative Writing Art: Art History, cum laude Nathan Carl Porter, Wilmington, North Carolina*# Monika A Rozkowska, Maspeth, New York Environmental Science: Integrated Neuroscience Alani Premer, Vancouver, Washington Saraiya Cherise Ruano Environmental Policy Colorado Springs, Colorado Christin Frances Price, Austin, Texas Distinction in English: Creative Writing, cum laude Distinction in Mathematical Economics, cum laude Margaret Grace Ruble, Portland, Oregon Tsipora Frantz Prochovnick Philosophy San Francisco, California Kaila Ann Ryan, Weston, Massachusetts Art: Art Studio Mathematics, magna cum laude *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Briana Aleida Worley Sallee " Vyacheslav Alexander Sigalov, New Albany, Ohio Nichols Hills, Oklahoma Mathematical Economics Mathematics James Richard Silvester III Benjamin Hammonds Sandalow Norwalk, Connecticut Washington, District of Columbia Liberal Arts & Sciences: Behavioral Economics Philosophy Lauren Margaret Simon, Cincinnati, Ohio" Nicolas Tobias Sander, Trier, Germany Environmental Science: Integrated Environmental Science: Integrated, cum laude Margo A. Simon, Chicago, Illinois Ari Shaya Sapon-White, Philomath, Oregon* Neuroscience Computer Science Rebecca Lynn Simpson, Southlake, Texas Hana Sayeed, Cumming, Iowa Art: Art History International Political Economy Erica Hana Singer, Santa Barbara, California Lauren Emily Schneider, Santa Fe, New Mexico Environmental Science: Integrated Sociology Lauren Emison Sinnott, Houston, Texas*# Sophia Juliet Schneider, Belvedere, California Political Science Art: Art Studio Christopher Jordan Smith, Larchmont, New York*# Brynn Mallory Schor, Scarsdale, New York Biology Psychology Hayley Claire Smith, Westport, Connecticut Sarah Margaret Rose Schroeder History Camarillo, California Samuel Wilson Smith, New York, New York Biology History Matthew Gunner Schull, Honolulu, Hawaii* Shaye Nanette Smith, Colorado Springs, Colorado Anthropology Distinction in Anthropology, magna cum laude Emily Lyra Pacey Schultz, Carmel, California*! Tyler James Snover, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Psychology Economics Rylan Derek Schwartz * Zachary Nathan Snyder, Manitou Springs, Colorado Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada Distinction in Geology, magna cum laude History Reed Meyer Snyderman, Boston, Massachusetts" Amanda Marie Scott, Lago Vista, Texas International Political Economy International Political Economy, magna cum laude Zoe Rose Solomon, Los Angeles, California Cory Braker Scott, Riverside, California Sociology Distinction in Mathematics and Sarah Ruth Spears, San Bernardino, California Distinction in Computer Science, cum laude Distinction in Economics David Huston Scott, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Angela Jane Spencer, Aurora, Ohio Environmental Science: Integrated Sociology Ellen Snow Scully, Rocky Hill, Connecticut Ashley Jean Speyer Economics and Political Science Washington, District of Columbia Adrielle Talise Joy Seideman " Distinction in Sociology Fort Collins, Colorado Kate Anne Squires, Dallas, Texas Romance Languages: Spanish/Italian Biology Kathleen Marie Senn, Green Bay, Wisconsin Frances Ann Staadt, Rockville, Indiana Distinction in Asian Studies: International Political Economy International Affairs Ian Ramsay Stabler Abigail Chandler Seymour Cherry Hills Village, Colorado West Hartford, Connecticut Art: Art Studio Geology, cum laude Molly Grace Stallings, Brentwood, Tennessee! Davis Alexander Shamburger, Atlanta, Georgia Environmental Science: Integrated English: Film Studies Annabel Atkins Starratt, Ontario, California William Welling Sheehan, New York, New York Distinction in Sociology Philosophy Talia Rebecca Steiger Trevor Booth Shepard, Moraga, California" Hastings On Hudson, New York Psychology Environmental Science: Integrated Catherine Elizabeth Shrader, Wichita, Kansas*! Jessica Nicole Steinsiek, Ashland, Oregon Art: Art History Biochemistry, magna cum laude Allyson Elizabeth Siegal, Chicago, Illinois Katherine Cushing Stetson, Falmouth, Maine International Political Economy, cum laude Classics/English

*In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Melinda Elizabeth Stinchfield Marta Leigh Trippe, Jacksonville, Florida Long Lake, Minnesota Distinction in Russian & Eurasian Studies, Spanish: Hispanic Studies cum laude Sandra Strebel, Arusha, Tanzania Ugyen Peljor Tshering, Thimphu, Bhutan" Biology, cum laude Political Science Kim Marie Sundermeyer Andrea Darlene Tudhope, Kansas City, Missouri Washington, District of Columbia Comparative Literature Anthropology Kimberly Jo Turano, Grand Junction, Colorado Alison Eugenia Suzukamo Dance and History Vadnais Heights, Minnesota Richard Burr Tweedy, Darien, Connecticut Sociology Environmental Science: Integrated David Anthony Swift, Fort Collins, Colorado Rebecca May Twombly, Conifer, Colorado International Political Economy Neuroscience Eric Chandler Syrjala, Seattle, Washington Tucker Noah Tyler, Evergreen, Colorado Neuroscience Physics Camille Anne Tallichet, Houston, Texas Siri Pechauer Undlin, Edina, Minnesota Comparative Literature English: Creative Writing Zachary Borden Tams, Topanga, California Linnet Emily Vacha, Sebastopol, California Sociology Mathematics, cum laude Krista Ann Sakae Tani, Fort Collins, Colorado Nichole Renee Valdez, Aurora, Colorado Distinction in Anthropology, magna cum laude Chemistry Cynthia Jeanne Taylor, Arcadia, Michigan Hunter Phoenix Van Wagoner, Concrete, Washington Art: Art Studio Distinction in Economics Teresa Ann Taylor, Manitou Springs, Colorado Jitu Avinash Varanasi, Toledo, Ohio Distinction in Southwest Studies Liberal Arts & Sciences: New Media Studies Benjamin Cooper Taymore, Boston, Massachusetts Kelly Elizabeth Varian, Mill Valley, California Psychology Distinction in Art: Art History, magna cum laude Joanna Tebin, Kamienica Polska, Poland Benjamin Paddor Varick, Glencoe, Illinois Mathematics and Economics Biology Distinction in Economics Armantin Armando Varona, Phoenix, Arizona* Axumawit Yihdego Teklu, Aurora, Colorado English and Philosophy, cum laude Environmental Policy Sarah Emily Vélez, Davis, California" Katharine Edgerley Teter, Brooklyn, New York Art: Art Studio Religion, cum laude Carter Anne Vettese, Pasadena, California*# Shannon Nicole Thomas International Political Economy Colorado Springs, Colorado Andrew J. Vierra, Los Alamos, New Mexico Environmental Science: Integrated Philosophy, cum laude Alexandra Kay Thompson, Tulsa, Oklahoma Marika Kramer Viragh, Columbus, Ohio Religion, cum laude Political Science Brennan Caleb Thompson Camilla Bennett Vogt, Concord, Massachusetts Greensboro, North Carolina Distinction in Political Science, cum laude Political Science Kate Ann Vukovich, Clive, Iowa" William Steuart Thomsen, Chevy Chase, Maryland English: Creative Writing Economics Cierra Jane Walker, Shakopee, Minnesota Tyler Kelvin Thorne, Colorado Springs, Colorado Biology, cum laude Distinction in Economics, magna cum laude Amanda Jean Wallace, Libertyville, Illinois Anna Louise Tinnell, Evergreen, Colorado" History/Political Science Comparative Literature Marlana Ann Wallace Kathryn Barr Titley, Miami, Florida Prides Crossing, Massachusetts Environmental Science: Integrated Distinction in Sociology, magna cum laude Laura Kimball Touysinhthiphonexay Devon K. Walsh, New York, New York*# Broomfield, Colorado Psychology Psychology Robin Michele Walter, Colorado Springs, Colorado*# Brianna Rachael Traxinger, Anchorage, Alaska English: Creative Writing Biology Mary Wang, Lafayette, Colorado Neuroscience and Asian Studies Distinction in Asian Studies *In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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Daniel Elliott Ward, Carmel, Maine*! Melissa Renee Woolley Mathematical Economics Colorado Springs, Colorado Hannah Seemae Wear, Altadena, California Art: Art Studio Distinction in Sociology Brian Andrew Wray, Lakewood, Colorado Thomas Meaney Weaver, Alexandria, Virginia English: Creative Writing, cum laude Distinction in Classics Daniel Marion Wright Derrick S. Webb, Rutland, Vermont*# Steamboat Springs, Colorado Economics Anthropology Harlan Ray Webster, Newport Beach, California Maia Aireon Wynn, Albuquerque, New Mexico Philosophy Psychology Alexandra Lynne Weeks, Bondville, Vermont Melanie Lee Yemma, Westport, Connecticut Distinction in Anthropology, magna cum laude Environmental Science: Integrated Matthew Timothy Weidner, Fayetteville, Arkansas Leonardo Tanyu Yuba, Lexington, Virginia Asian Studies Mathematical Economics Elizabeth Rhea Weirich, Lake Oswego, Oregon Hillary Meghan Zeiss, Southbury, Connecticut Biology: Organisms, Ecology & Evolution Russian & Eurasian Studies Nicholas Weldon, Eugene, Oregon*# Anna Claire Zekan, Newport, Oregon Geology and Chemistry Dance and English: Creative Writing Hannah Elizabeth Wellman, Park City, Utah Sarah Elisabeth Zinn, Boulder, Colorado*! Distinction in Biology: Molecular and Cellular, Drama cum laude Esther Jennifer Zolotova, Brooklyn, New York Kristen Lynn Wells, Leadville, Colorado International Political Economy and Mathematics Distinction in Biology, magna cum laude Madeleine Bonnell Zusman, Portland, Oregon Evan Miles White, Denver, Colorado Philosophy Biochemistry Zachary Ryan White, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Distinction in Chemistry Alexander Hogan Whiting, Falmouth, Maine Physics Charis Joy Whitnah Washington, District of Columbia Philosophy, cum laude Achini Eranda Wijesinghe, Colombo, Sri Lanka Distinction in Sociology Eli Bennett Williams, Mercer Island, Washington Mathematics Jordan Christopher Wilson, Hinsdale, Illinois English: Film Studies Nathaniel Merritt Wilson, Great Falls, Virginia Neuroscience Erica Judith Wineland-Thomson Watertown, Massachusetts Geology Scott Kristian Winkler, Asker, Norway* Economics Alyssa Kay Wisler, Centennial, Colorado History/Political Science and Spanish: Hispanic Studies Joseph G. Wolf, Chicago, Illinois*# Economics Hunter Alexander Wolfel, Denver, Colorado Mathematical Economics LeeAna Beth Wolfman, New York, New York Distinction in Art: Art History, cum laude William Alexander Woolford, Norwalk, Connecticut History

*In Absentia !Degree granted August 3, 2012 "Degree granted December 19, 2012 #Degree pending

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GRADUATING SENIORS AND OTHER STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF RECEIVING AWARDS AT HONORS CONVOCATION MAY 7, 2013

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS The Euclid Scholarships ...... Alan Yeung, Dillon Montag, ANTHROPOLOGY ...... Emma Holmes, Kaitlyn Martinez H. Marie Wormington Award ...... Shaye Smith , Krista Tani Thomas Post Rawles Prize ...... Gautam Webb, Paul-miki Akpablie The Courtney Cusick Memorial Prize ...... Rebecca Harburg Sophie Germain Award ...... Kaila Ryan ART Frank Giordano Award ...... Namgyal Angmo, Yukiko Iwasaki, Aradhya Sood Outstanding Senior Art Studio Show Award ...... Deborah Detchon MUSIC Outstanding Senior Art History Thesis Award ...... Kelly Varian Max Lanner Prize for Excellence in Instrumental Music . . . . . Zachary Bellows, Mary Chenoweth Award ...... Ian Stabler ...... Andrew Pope Craig Herst Arts Prize Scholar Award ...... Julia Belamarich Marie Clough Gillis Award for Excellence in Vocal Music ...... Harriet Jacobs The Kirsch Prize ...... Claire Lukeman David and Karen Smith Cowperthwaite Award for Excellence in Music ASIAN STUDIES ...... Zachary Bellows, Harriet Jacobs Excellence in Asian Studies ...... Garrison Lovelace , Kathleen Senn NEUROSCIENCE BIOLOGY Arnold B. Scheibel Neuroscience Award ...... Tessa Harland Richard G. and Reba Beidleman Award ...... Austin Allison , Collin Knauss PHILOSOPHY Laboratory Biology Award ...... Leah Kellogg , Hannah Wellman , Anh Nguyen J. Glenn Gray Award ...... Alexander Desmarais Jason Wilkes Memorial Biology Award ...... Joshua Arguello PHYSICS Enderson Award in Conservation Biology ...... Phoebe Parker-Shames David and Karen Smith Cowperthwaite Award for Excellence in Physics Mary Alice Hamilton Award in Biology ...... Kaitlin Kirkpatrick , Kristen Wells ...... Nicholas Lammers, Luke Gallione Alfred W. Alberts Summer Research Prize ...... Erin Slay Wilbur Wright Memorial Prize ...... Nicholas Lammers CHEMISTRY POLITICAL SCIENCE The Otis A. & Margaret T. Barnes Award ...... Merritt Logan Edith Bramhall Award ...... Anne Ireland, Matthew Liston William C. Champion Prize ...... Petra Jans Fred Sondermann Award ...... Samantha Barlow, Philip Angelides Outstanding Senior Award in Biochemistry ...... Kyle Buchwalder PSYCHOLOGY Outstanding Senior Award in Chemistry ...... Zachary White William Arthur Blakely Memorial Award ...... Jenny Wool ACS Analytical Chemistry Award ...... Hannah Kim Cornelia Manley Sabine Award in Psychology ...... Elizabeth Burrus ACS Organic Chemistry Award ...... Zachary White RACE & ETHNIC STUDIES Crecelius Family Research Award in Chemistry ...... Nicole Fazio Adrienne Seward & Victor Nelson-Cisneros Award in Race & Ethnic Studies CLASSICS ...... Charles Allison-Godfrey John Bryant and Miriam Gile Hartwell Prize ...... Elizabeth Luttrell SOCIOLOGY Gile Hartwell Summer Travel Prize ...... Holly Pretsky Abbott Prize in Sociology . . . . Elizabeth Michaels, Marlana Wallace, Sara Bodner COMPARATIVE LITERATURE SOUTHWEST STUDIES Excellence in Comparative Literature ...... Anna Tinnell Joel P. Benezet Prize ...... Teresa Taylor ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS SPANISH Kenneth J. Curran Award ...... Elyse Miller Award in Excellence in Spanish ...... Margaret Brockland Kenneth J. and Elizabeth Hare Curran Award ...... Tyler Thorne Felisa Llorente Award ...... Kelson Brighton, Margaret Brockland Robert William Kaye Prize ...... Santiago Burbano Noboa, Tyler Thorne The Linda Hare Goddard 1977 Memorial Award in Spanish . . . . Alyssa Wisler Robert E. Rubin Award in Political Economy ...... Amanda Scott SPORTS SCIENCE Robert E. Rubin Award in Mathematical Economics ...... Shupeng Li The Mahony Award in Sports Medicine ...... Stephen Meigher EDUCATION THEATRE AND DANCE Award for Excellence in Teacher Education ...... Alison Ehrensaft Broadway Theatre League Award ...... Anna Zekan Lori Anne Lowe Memorial Award in Elementary Education Pamela Riley Prize ...... Sam Faktorow ...... Heather Stiles , Lauren Schultz Lori Anne Lowe Memorial Award in Secondary English Education ...... Joseph Karwin ALL-COLLEGE AWARDS ENGLISH Evelyn May Bridges Poetry Awards ABEL J. AND LUCY PHINNEY GREGG AWARD First Place ...... Katherine Golstein, Robert Heald ...... Lindsey Pointer, Anneliese Rice, Elijah Douresseau, Zuri Randell Second Place ...... Amanda Flores ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA BOOK AWARD ...... Shaye Smith Third Place ...... Charlotte Allyn ANN RICE MEMORIAL AWARD ...... Krithika Vachali Honorable Mention ...... Laura Blackett BLUE KEY AWARD ...... Bon Appetite Food Services Adelaide Bender Reville Fiction Awards THE BILL HOCHMAN PRIZE ON WAR, VIOLENCE, AND HUMAN VALUES, First Place ...... Heather Ezell WITH EMPHASIS ON THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF WAR Second Place ...... Brian Wray ...... Charlotte Kaye, Anue Atre, Keith Drury Third Place ...... Molly Moffett CUTLER PUBLICATIONS AWARD ...... Jack Sweeney Frank Krutzke Senior Project Award ...... Brett Bustos RUTH BARTON AWARD ...... Karen West, Cutler Publications Controller The Colorado College Award in Literature ...... Robert Heald, Matthew Potter E. K. GAYLORD AWARD ...... Andrea Tudhope, Ellen Cole ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE HENRI “SKIP” MEIS 1963 OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD ...... Ariana Glantz Outstanding Senior Academic Award in Environmental Science . . Andrew Hall HENRI “SKIP” MEIS 1963 EMERGING STUDENT LEADER AWARD Distinguished Service Award in Environmental Science ...... Melanie Yemma ...... Garrett Benisch FEMINIST AND GENDER STUDIES MORTAR BOARD HONOREE OF THE YEAR AWARD McGee Prize in Feminist and Gender Studies ...... Natalie Dupille ...... Molly Gross, Assistant Director of the Writing Center FORENSICS Apollonian Award ...... Brynn Schor THE TASHJIAN-CRECELIUS FAMILY PRIZE FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE FRANCOPHONE AND MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES ...... Jimin Kim Award in Excellence in French ...... Dulce Lazcano Award in Excellence in Italian ...... Sophia Tirado DREAMKEEPER AWARD ...... Gianina Horton Linda Hare Goddard 1977 Memorial Award in French ...... Jordan Clementi Linda Hare Goddard 1977 Memorial Award in Italian MARY STEARNS BARKALOW AWARD ...... Charis Whitnah, Alyssa Wisler ...... Joanna Lingenfelter, Grace Hunter GEOLOGY J. JUAN REID AWARD ...... Matthew Liston The William A. Fischer Special Recognition Award ...... Ryan Gall Estwing Outstanding Senior Geologist Award ...... Devon Cole VAN DIEST AWARD ...... Matthew Fechter Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Award ...... Zachary Snyder The Patricia J. Buster Research Scholarship LAURA GOLDEN AWARD ...... Laura Goldsmith ...... Devon Cole, David Fay, David Freedman, ...... Sarah Geisse, Fischer Hazen, Zachary Snyder THE NELSON-CISNEROS AWARD ...... Anna Jaquez-Herron Donald B. Gould Scholarship Award in Geology ...... Ryan Armstrong, Caleb Birchard, Devon Cole, David Fay, CROWN-GOODMAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ...... Sarah Geisse, Andrew Gregovich, Brennan O’Connell, Zachary Snyder ...... Nicollette Violante, Chelsea Brown, Forest Thompson, Darrell M. Putman Scholarship Award in Geology ...... Porschae Chitmon-Turner, Hannah Trim, Ellery Miller, ...... Ryan Gall, Brennan O’Connell ...... Joshua Mares, Alena Ede, Kathryn Perry, Julia Belamarich Phillip J. McKenna Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Scholarship ...... Abigail Seymour Creager Scholarship ...... Victoria Crystal STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION AWARDS GERMAN, RUSSIAN, AND EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES University of Göttingen Scholarship ...... Lindsay McCreedy CCSGA INVOLVED STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD ...... Ryan Haas University of Regensburg Scholarship ...... Beau Idler Excellence in German Award ...... Makenna Drake INVOLVED STUDENT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR AWARD Anne von Bibra Sutton German Scholarship ...... Matthew Lopez ...... GROW, accepted by Kathleen Carroll The Alexey Malyshev Russian and Eurasian Studies Award ...... Marta Trippe, Christopher Loopesko, Natalia Khan BOB PIZZI OUTSTANDING FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE YEAR MEMORIAL AWARD Japanese Language Award ...... Andrew Vierra, Matthew Weidner ...... Regula Meyer Evitt, Associate Dean of the College, Chinese Language Award ...... Anna McCreedy, William Strachan ...... Associate Professor of English HEALTH PROFESSIONS Frank Henry John Figge Award ...... Kristen Wells LLOYD E. WORNER TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD The Caduceus Award ...... Peter Heng ...... John Riker, Professor of Philosophy HISTORY Clyde Augustus Duniway Prize ...... Keith Drury Robert J. Cosgrove Historical Essay Prize ...... Caroline Olsen

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COLORADO COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Trustee (Current) Institution Degree & Major Year ALLON , MARGARET SUE Colorado College B.A., economics, cum laude 1981 University of Denver M.Acc. 1982 Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College C.P.A., M.B.A. 1989 BAER , NEAL AARON Colorado College B.A., political science, magna cum laude 1978 Harvard University M.A., education 1979 Harvard University M.A., sociology 1982 Harvard Medical School M.D. 1996 BARLOW , SAMANTHA Colorado College B.A., Political Science 2013 BURGHART , SUSAN SMITH Colorado College B.A., business administration 1977 CAMPBELL , WILLIAM JOHN Colorado College B.A., economics , cum laude 1967 University of Colorado-Boulder J.D. 1971 CARROLL , HEATHER Colorado College B.A., sociology , magna cum laude 1989 CHALIK III , JOHN P. Colorado College B.A., economics, cum laude 1967 San Francisco State University M.A., education 1970 University of California-Berkeley J.D. 1972 CHENEY, LYNNE V. Colorado College B.A., English , summa cum laude 1963 University of Colorado M.A. 1964 University of Wisconsin Ph.D. 1970 Colorado College Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa 1987 COBIAN , ANGELA Colorado College B.A., political science 2011 COOPER , DANIEL JACKSON Colorado College B.A., mathematics 1966 University of Oklahoma M.A., economics 1971 HARRIS , ALAN WEICHSEL Colorado College B.A., English 1977 University of Texas School of Law J.D. 1980 HYBL , WILLIAM JOSEPH Colorado College B.A., political science 1964 University of Colorado-Boulder Law School J.D. 1967 Colorado College L.L.D., honoris causa 1998 LAMPTON , DAVID M. Stanford University B.A., political science 1968 Stanford University M.A., political science 1971 Stanford University Ph.D., political science 1974 Russian Academy of Sciences Doctorate, honoris causa 1995 LOUIS , AMY SHACKELFORD Colorado College B.A., economics, magna cum laude 1984 Northwestern University, J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management M.M., accounting 1990 MANNING, JR. , ROBERT L. Colorado College B.A., political science 1969 MARTINEZ , MANUEL LEON Colorado College B.A., history 1974 University of California at Los Angeles J.D. 1978 MILTON , CHAD E. Colorado College B.A., political science , cum laude 1969 University of Missouri M.A., journalism University of Colorado J.D. 1974 MOULTON , EBEN SEARS Colorado College B.A., philosophy 1968 Vanderbilt University M.A., philosophy 1973 Vanderbilt University Ph.D., philosophy 1975 Columbia University M.B.A. 1977 NORBERG , DOUGLAS ELLIOTT Colorado College B.A., business administration 1962 POPE , KAREN Colorado College B.A., art history, magna cum laude 1970 Ohio State University M.A., history of art 1973 University of Texas at Austin Ph.D., history of art 1981 PRESS , ADAM F. Colorado College B.A., political economy 1984 Columbia University M.B.A. 1986 RAWLINGS , JANE LOUISE Colorado College B.A., English 1970 ROSS , ROBERT J. Washington and Lee University B.S., business administration 1996 University of Oklahoma J.D. 1999 SELIG, JR. , ROBERT WILLIAM Colorado College B.A., economics 1961 Stanford University M.B.A. 1969 SKILLING , DAVID VAN DIEST Colorado College B.A., zoology 1955 Pepperdine University M.B.A., international business 1977 SLADE , MICHAEL BRUCE Colorado College B.A., economics 1979 Stanford University M.B.A. 1983 SWAN , PHILIP A. Colorado College B.A., history, cum laude 1984 THOMSON , BRIAN KERR Colorado College B.A., political economy, magna cum laude 1985 The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University M.A., international finance 1988 University of Virginia J.D. 1993 TIEFENTHALER , JILL M. Saint Mary’s College B.A., economics, summa cum laude 1987 Duke University M.A., economics 1989 Duke University Ph.D., economics 1991 WILBUR , COLBURN S. Stanford University B.A., political science 1956 Stanford University M.B.A. 1960 WILLIAMSON , BRIAN E. Colorado College B.A., chemistry 1996 University of Colorado J.D. 2002 WOLD , JOHN P. Colorado College B.A., geology 1975 Cornell University M.S., geology/geophysics 1978 WOODROW , NANCY CORRIGAN Colorado College B.A., political science 1968 WOOLSEY , SUZANNE HALEY Stanford University B.A., history/psychology 1963 Harvard University M.A., social relations/psychology 1965 Harvard University Ph.D., social relations/psychology 1970 Trustee (Emeritus) Institution Degree & Major Year DUNCAN , SUSAN M. Colorado College B.A., sociology 1952 EDBORG , CATHERINE MAYTAG Colorado College B.A., English 1985 MCHUGH, SR. , JEROME PINCKNEY Princeton University B.A., geology 1951 SCHLOSSER , NANCY Colorado College Former student, six semesters 1949 Colorado College B.A., honoris causa 2001 WARD , WILLIAM RICHARD Colorado College B.A., political science 1964 University of Colorado J.D. 1967 Trustee (Honorary) Institution Degree & Major Year SALAZAR , KENNETH LEE Colorado College B.A., political science 1977 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor J.D. 1981 Colorado College L.H.D., honoris causa 1993 Trustee (Life) Institution Degree & Major Year PRICE, JR. , HAROLD CHARLES University of Oklahoma B.A. 1951

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