Macalester College St. Paul, Minnesota

The One Hundred and Thirty-Second COMMENCEMENT The Fifteenth of May Two Thousand and Twenty-One

1 MACALESTER COLLEGE

In March 2021, Macalester College celebrated the 147th anniversary of its founding. The college received its charter from the State of Minnesota in 1874, and for the next several years its founders raised funds, hired faculty, planned courses, completed a classroom-office-residence building, and recruited students in preparation for Macalester’s opening in September 1885.

The legacy of those founders—Presbyterian ministers and educators who strove for rigor and excellence—is a liberal arts college recognized for its academic excellence, its traditions of international and intercultural understanding, and its commitment to civic engagement.

To carry out its educational mission, Macalester has assembled a distinguished faculty of 220 full-time and 70 part-time teachers and scholars who represent a broad array of disciplines in the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and fine arts. Macalester’s 2,009 full-time and 40 part-time students represent 50 states (and Washington, D.C.) in the United States and 95 other nations. Their academic achievements are numerous and impressive, as demonstrated by awards including 13 Rhodes Scholarships since 1904, and, in the last 10 years, 62 Fulbright Grants, 42 National Science Foundation Fellowships, 10 Thomas J. Watson Fellowships, four Truman Scholarships, four Goldwater Fellowships, one Beinecke Scholarship, and one Udall Scholarship.

Macalester’s international emphasis is reflected in the fact that about 60 percent of its students study abroad for a semester or more during their college careers. The four-year civic engagement participation rate for graduating seniors is consistently well over 90 percent with students contributing, at some point during their college careers, to a variety of organizations in the Twin Cities and beyond.

Close to 60 percent of Macalester graduates enroll in further study or complete an advanced degree within six years after graduation. Macalester alumni pursue careers in business, medicine, law, social service, government, the arts, religion, and many other fields. They make significant contributions to their professions, their com- munities, and the world. More than 30,500 alumni welcome into their ranks the Macalester College graduates of 2021—Macalester’s 132nd graduating class—and wish them success and fulfillment.

1 THE EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT

The Fifteenth of May Two Thousand and Twenty-One At Noon

PROCESSION Oh, say can you see, Michael Breidenbach, Class of 1996, Director of Piping By the dawn’s early light, Katie Bishop, Class of 2001, Drummer What so proudly we hailed At the twilight’s last gleaming? CEREMONY PARTICIPANTS Whose broad stripes and bright stars, Suzanne M. Rivera Through the perilous fight, President O’er the ramparts we watched, Kelly J. Stone Were so gallantly streaming? Chaplain of the College And the rockets’ red glare, The bombs bursting in air, The Honorable Amy Klobuchar Gave proof through the night United States Senate That our flag was still there. Commencement Speaker Oh say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave Elona Street-Stewart, Macalester Parent, Class of 1999 O’er the land of the free Synod Executive, Synod of Lakes and Prairies, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) And the home of the brave? Fatiya Kedir, Class of 2021 Senior Speaker President, Macalester College Student Government Greeting to Macalester Class of 2021 Karine S. Moe The Honorable Amy Klobuchar Provost and Dean of the Faculty United States Senate Isabel K. Nelson, Class of 2004 CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES Associate Director of Admissions Events President Suzanne M. Rivera Justin Brandon, Class of 2000 Alumni Board President-Elect CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE TO ELONA STREET-STEWART INVOCATION Citation presented by President Suzanne M. Rivera The Reverend Kelly J. Stone Elona Street-Stewart. Steadfast leader, pathmaker, champion of justice THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER and education. You are a tireless advocate for empowerment and equal Sung by the seniors of the Macalester Choirs opportunity in the communities you serve. Betsy Barthelemy Adam Clark A descendent of the Delaware Nanticoke tribe, your story begins centuries Milly Cogen before you were born, with what you describe as the “intentional and Erin Isomura continuous erasure of Native people.” Your parents and grandparents Elinor Jones fought for quality education for their families and their people. In your Chloe Kahn own schools, you encountered ideas about how America originated with Mina Kianovsky European explorers. “That’s an abomination,” you later said. “It was George Kidess our languages that named the mountains, the rivers, the land, the birds, Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong the trees.” Elijah Levy Rebecca Lewis At Occidental College, you quickly seized opportunities to participate Yingying Lu in literary forums, lift up justice issues, and connect to what it means to Aurora McCollum be a peacemaker. In 1973, you earned your bachelor’s degree in anthropol- Isabel Meyer-Mueller ogy. The connections you forged at Occidental led to your work with the Cortland Pieper Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Thomas Sasdi Evan Unruh-Friesen The church has benefited from your service and leadership on a Elliot Wareham national level since 1980. For decades, you’ve poured yourself into racial ethnic ministry, anti-racism initiatives, and community empower- ment. In 2016, you became the first Native American to serve as executive of a Presbyterian Synod, a regional division of the church. You look after the upper Midwest, an area that includes 790 churches and over 100,000 members. You’ve challenged the church to address systems of privilege, and to account for the suffering of Native people and others who have been trampled over and silenced. “Please learn from us,” you told the Minnesota Council of Churches, “and do not preside over us.”

2 Alongside your church leadership, you’ve focused on improving education COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS in public schools. You were the first Native American to serve on an urban Elona Street-Stewart, Macalester Parent, Class of 1999 district school board in Minnesota, elected to multiple terms as chair of the Synod Executive, Synod of Lakes and Prairies, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) St. Paul Board of Education. During your 13-year tenure, you led several minority education and anti-discrimination initiatives. From challeng- MUSICAL PERFORMANCE ing the myth of Thanksgiving to encouraging the question, “What can Red Lake Singers performing an honor song for graduating students we learn from Native traditions about quality education?” you embody inclusivity and advocacy. SENIOR SPEAKER Fatiya Kedir, Class of 2021 Your educational contributions have been recognized far and wide. President, Macalester College Student Government The Council of Urban Boards of Education named you one of the top 10 school board members in the nation. Former first lady Laura Bush PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE applauded your work toward a nationwide effort to raise awareness about President Suzanne M. Rivera and Provost Karine S. Moe the challenges facing youth. Occidental College awarded you the Alumni Seal Award for Professional Achievement, a tribute to your use of educa- WELCOME TO THE CLASS OF 2021 ALUMNI tion to lead and empower your community. Justin Brandon, Class of 2000, Alumni Board President-Elect

Last year, you undertook the highest elected position in the Presbyterian CLOSING PRAYER FOR PEACE IN THE WORLD Church (U.S.A.) as Co-Moderator of the church’s national General Graduates from different areas of the world offer the closing words Assembly. Alongside Reverend Gregory Bentley, you presided over the in one of the languages of their home country. denomination’s first online assembly. As Co-Moderator, you aim to dismantle systemic racism in the church through building inclusive Ana Gvozdic´ Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian/Croatian policies and decolonizing practices. You will serve as an ambassador Wanda Barradas Mexico and United States Spanish throughout your term. Likhwa Ndlovu Zimbabwe Ndebele Jim Smith United States English Elona Street-Stewart, you appear before us today as a woman who has shattered glass ceilings and as a Native woman who has broken down As we depart along our separate roads, may we be nourished by barriers to serve at the highest levels of leadership in the church and our years of friendship and learning. And may we draw upon them educational spheres. As the parent of a 1999 Mac grad, you are a member to create a more just and peaceful world, a world filled with fellowship of the Macalester family. and kinship, with respect and kindness for one another and with the hope of a better tomorrow. Today, we honor you for your achievements, your fierce dedication to equitable education, and your commitment to values we at Macalester DEAR OLD MACALESTER hold so dear: excellence, service, inclusion, and justice. We hereby bestow Sung by the seniors of the Macalester Choirs upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa. Betsy Barthelemy Adam Clark Milly Cogen Erin Isomura Elinor Jones Chloe Kahn Mina Kianovsky George Kidess Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong Elijah Levy Rebecca Lewis Siguo Li Yingying Lu Aurora McCollum Isabel Meyer-Mueller Cortland Pieper Thomas Sasdi Evan Unruh-Friesen Elliot Wareham

Dear old Macalester Ever the same; To those whose hearts are thrilled By thy dear name; Cherished by all thy sons, Loved by all thy daughters, Hail! Hail to thee, Our college dear.

3 Dear Old Macalester BERTELLE BARKERBARKER MARVIN, MARVIN, ’09 Class of 1909

Dear old Mac- al - est - er Ev - er the same; To those whose hearts are

thrilled By thy dear name; Cher - ished by all thy sons,

Loved by all thy daugh- ters, Hail! hail to thee, our col - lege dear.

54 CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE

Participants in Commencement exercises include the following: Graduates from December 2020 and January 2021 denoted by a single asterisk (*). Candidates expected to finish all requirements in May 2021. Candidates who are within eight credits of completing all requirements after May 2021, denoted by a double asterisk (**). All candidates will be graduated upon the successful completion of all degree requirements. Inquiries about the official status of any candidate should be addressed to the Office of the Registrar.

Sahra M. Abdirahman ** Laura Jane Heckman Andersen ** Portland, Maine Auburndale, Massachusetts Media and Cultural Studies Major, Educational Studies Major Economics Major, Mathematics Minor Lauren Alexandra Adams-Plehal Erik M. Anderson Plymouth, Minnesota Saint Louis Park, Minnesota English (Literature) Major, Educational Studies Major, Biology (Biochemistry) Major, Chemistry Minor Spanish Minor, Linguistics Minor Steven Andrews Cynthia Aguilar Northampton, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Economics Major, Music Minor Psychology Major, English Minor Joselyn Lissette Angeles Figueroa Austin Lawrence Ahlman Winter Haven, Florida Norfolk, Nebraska Sociology Major, Educational Studies Major, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Major, Political Science Major Music Minor Sophia Aimé Chiagoziem Anigbogu Miami, Florida Saint Paul, Minnesota American Studies Major, Educational Studies Minor, Biology Major, Religious Studies Major Legal Studies Concentration Johanan Mugambi Arimi, Jr. ** Chihiro Cynthia Aita Ashland, Ohio Kamakura, Japan Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor Political Science Major, International Studies Major, English Minor Michelle Sarah Armstrong-Spielberg Lily Jane Alexandroff Silver Spring, Maryland Oak Park, Illinois History Major, Political Science Minor, Computer Science Minor Political Science Major, Educational Studies Major Brennan Arnold Ashley Kate Allen ** Appleton, Wisconsin Orono, Minnesota Physics Major, Mathematics Minor International Studies Major, Economics Major, Media Studies Minor Aubrey Nicole Arnt Sarah Phoebe Alley North Saint Paul, Minnesota Savannah, Georgia Environmental Studies Major, Spanish Minor, Environmental Studies Major Food, Agriculture, and Society Concentration William Alongi Maria Isabel Arreola ** Hastings, Minnesota Blue Island, Illinois Psychology Major, Geology Minor, Cognitive Science Concentration Political Science Major, Sociology Major, Theater Minor, Spanish Minor Madison May AlQatami Valeria Avalos Zepeda Boulder, Colorado Oak Park, Illinois Mathematics Major, Computer Science Major Economics Major, Spanish Minor Jonathan Alvarado-Gomez Traci Badu Santa Rosa, California Houston, Texas Physics Major, Spanish Minor, Mathematics Minor Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, English Minor Nishta R. Amin Emma Meiyuan Baker Mumbai, India Bentonville, Arkansas Psychology Major, Neuroscience Minor Political Science Major, Chinese Major, Legal Studies Concentration Nana Adwoa Odeibea Amoah Wanda Barradas Accra, Ghana Chicago, Illinois Computer Science Major, Psychology Minor, English Minor, Political Science Major, Sociology Major Cognitive Science Concentration Justine Elizabeth Barraza Burbank, California Psychology Major, Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor, Legal Studies Concentration

5 Analeidi Barrera Kai Michelle Bosley Round Lake Beach, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Neuroscience Major, Spanish Minor Computer Science Major, Sociology Minor Avik Scott Bosshardt David Barrette Boca Raton, Florida Valparaiso, Indiana Computer Science Major, Psychology Minor, Statistics Minor, Economics Major, Computer Science Major Cognitive Science Concentration Betsy Frances Barthelemy Konrad J. Bostrom Evanston, Illinois Saint Paul, Minnesota English (Literature) Major, Anthropology Minor Geography Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor, Middle Eastern Studies and Islamic Civilization Concentration Malini Basu Kolkata, India Laura Botero Vallejo Environmental Studies Major, Art (Studio) Major, Japanese Minor Cali, Colombia Psychology Major, Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor Vivian B. Bauer Takoma Park, Maryland Madeline Emily Braun Linguistics Major, Art (History) Minor, Portuguese Minor Eau Claire, Wisconsin Biology Major, Chemistry (Biochemistry) Major, Data Science Minor Alison Marie Bautista Chicago, Illinois Katelyn Nicole Brimhall * Environmental Studies Major, Geography Major, Geology Minor, Salt Lake City, Utah Urban Studies Concentration Biology Major, Geology Minor Emelie G. Beattie Conor Hogan Broderick Seattle, Washington Jackson, California Psychology Major, Community and Global Health Concentration English (Creative Writing) Major, Chemistry Major Randy José Beidelschies Jared N. Brogni Naples, Florida Des Plaines, Illinois Computer Science Major, Data Science Minor Biology Major, Japanese Minor James Matthew Bellitto Robin Brooks Mercer Island, Washington McLean, Virginia Spanish Major, Educational Studies Major, Computer Science Minor Japanese Major, French Minor Nikita Surenovich Belyaev Mikayla Brunner Dallas, Texas Austin, Minnesota Russian Studies Major, Theater Minor International Studies Major Joseph Michael Baney Bentley Spandan Ketan Buch ** New York, New York Lexington, Kentucky Psychology Major Geology Major Keara Allison Jerome Berlin Minh Duc Bui Seattle, Washington Hanoi, Vietnam Computer Science Major International Studies Major, Political Science Major Gabriel Romain Berman Ailsa Kieran Burke Berkeley, California Iowa City, Iowa Anthropology Major, Biology Minor, Community and Art (Studio) Major Global Health Concentration Elizabeth Marie Burton Sylvia Betteridge Tulsa, Oklahoma Decorah, Iowa Political Science Major, Statistics Minor, Psychology Minor, Anthropology Major, Psychology Minor Urban Studies Concentration Elyse Frances Blank Tracy Cai Naples, Florida Shanghai, China Biology Major, Linguistics Minor Neuroscience Major, Japanese Major Molly Claire Block Elizabeth Cain Hopkins, Minnesota Newtown, Connecticut Classics (Classical Civilizations) Major, Mathematics Minor Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Chemistry Major Kathryn Elizabeth Bond Bree Cameron Saint Paul, Minnesota Franklin, Wisconsin Neuroscience Major, Data Science Minor, Biology Minor, Chemistry Minor Computer Science Major

6 Autumn Rose Campbell Anna Clark East Moline, Illinois Syracuse, New York Spanish Major Linguistics Major, International Studies Major, English Minor, Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Sierra M. Campbell ** Portland, Oregon Daniel Clark Political Science Major, Media Studies Minor Milwaukee, Wisconsin Physics Major, Mathematics Minor, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Logan Blue Caraco Los Angeles, California Ella Marie Clark * Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major Saint Louis, Missouri Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, Biology Minor Owen Francis Carter Concord, Massachusetts Emily Grace Cogen ** History Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor, Orlando, Florida African Studies Concentration Music Major, Environmental Studies Minor Janett Casillas Giselle Susannah Cohen Houston, Texas Portland, Oregon Geography Major, Anthropology Minor Mathematics Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Hannah Diane Catlin Zala Cˇok Holliston, Massachusetts Plavje, Slovenia Political Science Major, English Minor, Spanish Minor Biology Major, Religious Studies Minor, Philosophy Minor, Computer Science Minor Emily Cekander River Forest, Illinois Kiera Collins Economics Major, Psychology Minor San Francisco, California Psychology Major, Spanish Major Maria Lane Centrella ** Jackson, Wyoming Zoelle E. Collins Political Science Major, Sociology Major, Legal Studies Concentration Salem, Oregon Religious Studies Major, English (Creative Writing) Major Daria Chamness Ann Arbor, Michigan Isabel Catherine Conde History Major Chicago, Illinois Latin American Studies Major, Sociology Major, Spanish Minor Yilin Chen Beijing, China Malcolm Emerson Cooke Mathematics Major, Computer Science Major Los Angeles, California English (Literature) Major, Media and Cultural Studies Major, Etienne A. Chenevert ** Critical Theory Concentration Baton Rouge, Louisiana Geology Major Briah Helen-Marie Cooley New Orleans, Louisiana Anthony Chin-Wing Biology Major, History Minor, Psychology Minor Cleveland, Ohio Psychology Major James Alexander Crayton Fort Hood, Texas Sarang Chong Computer Science Major, Linguistics Major Darien, Illinois Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Maya Elizabeth Crowl-Kinney Council Bluffs, Iowa Hannah Sofia Chonkan-Urow * International Studies Major, Spanish Minor Highland Park, Illinois Mathematics Major, Educational Studies Minor Kieran Rhubarb Cuddy Northfield, Minnesota Federico Chung Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Major Buenos Aires, Argentina Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Elizabeth Curtiss Major, Computer Science Minor Berkeley, California Physics Major, Chinese Minor, Environmental Studies Minor George Francis Clare Kennedy Oakland, California Ava Hustvedt Cutler Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major, Biology Minor New York, New York Mathematics Major, English Minor Adam Satrapai Slaughter Clark Minneapolis, Minnesota Miles D’Alessandro Theater and Dance Major, Music Minor, Somers, New York Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Minor Economics Major

7 Asher Abraham Goldberg de Forest Greta R. Eherenman Kirkland, Washington Foley, Minnesota Theater and Dance Major, English (Creative Writing) Major Psychology Major Luca de Graaf Purichaya Eiamkanchanalai Taos, New Mexico Bangkok, Thailand Environmental Studies Major Asian Studies Major, Political Science Major Jennifer Erin DeJong Ava Michele Embrey Sammamish, Washington Owensboro, Kentucky Mathematics Major, Computer Science Major Japanese Major, Biology Minor Osmar Del Río Elia Engberg Waukegan, Illinois Salem, Oregon Biology Major, Spanish Minor, Data Science Minor Environmental Studies Major, Educational Studies Minor Alexander Marc Denzler Gabi Estrada New York, New York Northfield, Minnesota Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Sociology Major, Art (Studio) Minor, Educational Studies Minor Computer Science Minor Sabri Fuad Fair Nicolas F. Diaz de Leon Eaton Rapids, Michigan Chicago, Illinois Environmental Studies Major Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, Philosophy Minor, Biology Minor Yuqing Fang Lydia Joy Diebel Shenzhen, China New York, New York Political Science Major, Economics Major, Statistics Minor Psychology Major Felipe Alejandro Fernández Nuñez ** Abrielle Grace Dillon Minneapolis, Minnesota Brown Deer, Wisconsin Art (History) Major, Critical Theory Concentration Psychology Major, Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor Cade Benjamin Fink Temalangeni Gugu Precious Dlamini Plainfield, Illinois Manzini, The Kingdom of Eswatini Geology Major Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Gabriel J. Fisch ** and Statistics) Major Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Morgan Robinson Doherty Biology Major, English (Literature) Major Westchester, New York Ivy A. Flemmer Political Science Major, History Minor, Legal Studies Concentration Minneapolis, Minnesota Shannon Dohr Art (Studio) Major Saint Charles, Illinois Nicolle Flores Donaire Biology Major, Data Science Minor Tegucigalpa, Honduras Zhenhua Dong English (Literature) Major, Educational Studies Minor Weihai, China Paige Catherine Fochtman Biology Major Kronberg, Germany Tenzin Yeshi Dothar Neuroscience Major, Statistics Minor, Psychology Minor, Biology Minor Broomfield, Colorado Eric Pui-Jung Fong Biology Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Woodbury, Minnesota Leah Ruby Modell Dreyfus English (Creative Writing) Major, Mathematics Major Newton, Massachusetts Kendall Ann Batson Ford Political Science Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Seattle, Washington Elizabeth D’Ette DuPree ** Geology Major, Biology Minor Marietta, Georgia Willow Rousseau Fortunoff History Major Montpelier, Vermont Allison Eleanor Dwinnell * Political Science Major, International Studies Major, Spanish Minor, Greenwood Village, Colorado Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Psychology Major, Environmental Studies Minor Daniel Aaron Frank-Siegel Rebecca Rose Edwards Evanston, Illinois Mahtomedi, Minnesota Philosophy Major, Statistics Minor, Critical Theory Concentration Individually Designed Interdepartmental Major: Strategic Communication and Design

8 Sophie Freedman Abby Sara Gore Chicago, Illinois Agoura Hills, California Religious Studies Major, American Studies Minor, Art (Studio) Minor Religious Studies Major, Philosophy Minor, Classics (Classical Civilizations) Minor Nicole Hustad Frey Madison, Wisconsin Charlee S. Gorham Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Woodbridge, Connecticut Geography Minor, Computer Science Minor Geography Major Zachary Taylor Philip Fried Areana Anyá Graddy Tai Tam, Hong Kong Chicago, Illinois Chemistry Major, Computer Science Minor Economics Major Emma Roessel Friedman * Ellen Sandra Graham Carrboro, North Carolina Olympia, Washington Political Science Major, Theater and Dance Major Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Computer Science Minor Phoebe Ann Fu Hoffman Estates, Illinois Carla Granados Japanese Major, Biology Major, Environmental Studies Minor Saint Paul, Minnesota Biology Major Carter Gale Clarkston, Michigan Clara Marie Grayson Economics Major, Statistics Minor LaGrange Park, Illinois Geology Major Victoria-Jo Mangaoang Gapuz Plainfield, Illinois Keegan Michael Jamal Greaney Sociology Major, Educational Studies Minor Bend, Oregon Political Science Major Alison Garrett-Engele Needham, Massachusetts Brendan Bernard Greenberg ** Computer Science Major, Cognitive Science Concentration Brooklyn, New York Political Science Major, History Minor Adelaide Rose Gaughran-Bedell New York, New York Jake Greenberg American Studies Major Mount Kisco, New York Economics Major, Statistics Minor Jacob C. Geers Peoria, Illinois Ethan Brian Greene German Studies Major, International Studies Major, Shafer, Minnesota Legal Studies Concentration Chemistry Major, Mathematics Minor Hai-Chau Giang Alexis Tigger Guest Hanoi, Vietnam Onalaska, Wisconsin Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Environmental Studies Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor, Computer Science Major Media Studies Minor Olivia Ann Gigliotti Maria Cecilia Guzman Duluth, Minnesota Cold Spring, Minnesota Economics Major, History Minor Psychology Major Hannah Elizabeth Gilbert Ana Gvozdic´ Corvallis, Oregon Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina Biology (Biochemistry) Major, Chemistry Minor Individually Designed Interdepartmental Major: Peace and Conflict Studies Sophia Pittenger Gleason Bao Ha Bloomington, Minnesota Springfield, Missouri Linguistics Major, Neuroscience Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Anthropology Major, Media Studies Minor, Computer Science Minor Minor, Cognitive Science Concentration Aubrey Avonelle Hagen Tinsley Mae Glenn ** Lincoln, Nebraska Dripping Springs, Texas Geography Major, Chemistry Minor, Community and Global Health Environmental Studies Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor, Concentration Psychology Minor Shannon Ione Johnson Hahn Nancy Gomez Valparaiso, Indiana Los Angeles, California Environmental Studies Major Psychology Major, Educational Studies Major Maya Elizabeth Hajny Fernandez Portland, Oregon Biology Major, Spanish Minor, Community and Global Health Concentration

9 Emma Rain Wright Halpin Bonnie Rae Hoekstra Twisp, Washington Norhfield, Minnesota International Studies Major, Political Science Minor, Neuroscience Major Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Ekaterina Ingeborg Hofrenning Claire Elizabeth Hamerlinck Saint Paul, Minnesota Laramie, Wyoming Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) International Studies Major, Geography Major, Spanish Minor Major, Dance Minor, Classics (Classical Civilizations) Minor Edward Han Brooke Katelyn Hoppe Bellingham, Washington Minneapolis, Minnesota Asian Studies Major, Japanese Major Chemistry (Biochemistry) Major, Biology Minor Ben Thomas Harney Elizabeth Hrycyna Dorset, Vermont Cambridge, Massachusetts Philosophy Major Biology Major, Environmental Studies Minor Emma Harrison Zuofu Huang Missoula, Montana Nanjing, China History Major Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Computer Science Minor Ariel Hasak-Lowy Evanston, Illinois Ciara Hughes American Studies Major, Educational Studies Major Frankfort, Illinois Biology Major, Chinese Major Yukeria Natsuko Haywood Stone Mountain, Georgia Molly S. Hurley International Studies Major, Anthropology Major, Stillwater, Minnesota Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Economics Major, Psychology Minor, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Isabella Marie Hebert Zain Ijaz Ormond Beach, Florida Lahore, Pakistan Biology Major Economics Major, Political Science Minor Lena Kristina Heino Steven Mark Immel, II Taos, New Mexico Wausau, Wisconsin Anthropology Major Economics Major, Environmental Studies Minor Hannah Mae Hendrickson Lillian Virginia Irvin Moorhead, Minnesota Portland, Oregon Political Science Major, Philosophy Minor, Spanish Minor Computer Science Major, Data Science Minor Jackson Clark Henningfield Daphne Iskos Lake Mary, Florida Minneapolis, Minnesota Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Physics Major, Japanese Major, Linguistics Major Geography Minor Erin Tarvin Isomura Laurel Ann Hickey Tokyo, Japan Chatham, New Jersey Media and Cultural Studies Major, Music Minor Biology Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Rositsa P. Ivanova Samuel Evan Hickman Glenview, Illinois Lake Elmo, Minnesota Linguistics Major, Spanish Major, Philosophy Minor French Major, Political Science Major Margaret Jaenicke Lake Cleveland Hill * State College, Pennsylvania Chicago, Illinois Geography Major, Environmental Studies Major American Studies Major Samuel Francis Jakshtis * Abigail Lorene Hinds Hardwick, Massachusetts Apopka, Florida Economics Major, Data Science Minor Economics Major, Russian Studies Minor Jacquelyn Colleen James Niketh Gamage ** Greenville, South Carolina Galle, Sri Lanka Spanish Major, Linguistics Major Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Physics Major Emma Katherine Janiszewski Samuel S. Hochberger Omaha, Nebraska Maple Grove, Minnesota Psychology Major Neuroscience Major, Spanish Minor, Psychology Minor

10 Evelyn Jauregui Madeline Anne Kennard ** Los Angeles, California Seattle, Washington Environmental Studies Major, Economics Minor Media and Cultural Studies Major, German Studies Minor John Cooper Jensen ** Rebecca Kerns ** Washington, District of Columbia Cowan, Tennessee Political Science Major, Computer Science Minor Psychology Major, Russian Studies Major Lilian Yi Jenssen Sophina F. M. Khan ** Madison, Wisconsin Woodbury, Minnesota Spanish Major, Linguistics Major, Portuguese Minor, Chinese Minor Biology Major Jenna Ann Jereb Donia Osama Khraishi Tomah, Wisconsin Tulkarem, Palestine Political Science Major, English Minor, Human Rights and International Studies Major, Political Science Major, Data Science Minor, Humanitarianism Concentration Middle Eastern Studies and Islamic Civilization Concentration Adrian Johnson Mina Derorah Kianovsky Laramie, Wyoming Columbus, Wisconsin International Studies Major, Human Rights and Humanitarianism Theater and Dance Major, Religious Studies Major Concentration George G. Kidess Cordelia McDougall Jones ** Amman, Jordan Lincoln, Nebraska Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor, Psychology Minor History Major Yujin Kim Elinor Danae Jones Norcross, Georgia Fort Collins, Colorado Media and Cultural Studies Major, Psychology Minor Theater and Dance Major, Music Major Autumn Miranda Kinchen Maya Lucia Kachian Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota Eagan, Minnesota Computer Science Major, Asian Studies Minor Political Science Major, Economics Major Camille Curran King Chloe Madeleine Brauer Kahn Seattle, Washington Atlanta, Georgia Neuroscience Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Geology Major Gillian Leigh Kingsbury Adar May Kamholtz-Roberts Raleigh, North Carolina Evanston, Illinois Economics Major Theater and Dance Major, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Major Colin T. Kirby Samuel James Kasman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New York, New York Computer Science Major, Cognitive Science Concentration Political Science Major Jillian Kristine Kirk Georgia Zohreh Kazemi Minneapolis, Minnesota Missoula, Montana Geology Major, Physics Minor Economics Major, Chemistry Minor Naomi Jean Klaila Kennedy Ann Kechely Minneapolis, Minnesota Rochester, Minnesota Anthropology Major, Spanish Minor, Art (Studio) Minor Economics Major, Mathematics Minor Anna Luisa Kleven Fatiya Ture Kedir Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Geography Major, Community and Global Health Concentration International Studies Major, Political Science Minor Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong Aidan Keefe Aurora, Colorado Rockford, Illinois Psychology Major, Linguistics Major, Cognitive Science Concentration Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, Community and Global Health Janica Kozina ** Concentration Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina Brian Francis Kelleher * Political Science Major, Psychology Major, Critical Theory Concentration Wilton, Connecticut Scotland Ross Kraker Japanese Major, Linguistics Minor Stillwater, Minnesota Siona C. Kelly Political Science Major, Russian Studies Minor Minneapolis, Minnesota International Studies Major, Political Science Minor

11 Floyd Krom Lu Li Naaldwijk, Netherlands Tianjin, China Economics Major Mathematics Major, Computer Science Major, Philosophy Minor Anael Kuperwajs Cohen Siguo Li Redmond, Washington Shanghai, China Computer Science Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Statistics) Major, Cognitive Science Concentration Major Ethan S. Kurofsky Rachel Anne Liebherr Seattle, Washington Port Edwards, Wisconsin Economics Major, Philosophy Minor Russian Studies Major, English Minor, Art (History) Minor Redon Kurti Zachary K. Lim Tirana, Albania Waipahu, Hawaii Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major Environmental Studies Major, Japanese Minor Hannah Corinne Kusserow Anya Rachel Lindell Paulson Maïné Soroa, Niger Saint Louis Park, Minnesota Linguistics Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Spanish Major, Educational Studies Major Kate Elizabeth Lawhead Sarah Elizabeth Lipstone Battle Ground, Washington Oak Park, California Biology Major, German Studies Minor Physics Major, Computer Science Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Abby Nicole Lawrence Lexington, Massachusetts Tianrui Liu English (Creative Writing) Major, Educational Studies Minor Beijing, China Economics Major, Computer Science Major Nathaniel Spencer Lay West Bath, Maine Zhangchi Liu * History Major Shanghai, China Psychology Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Benjamin LeBlanc Major Kohler, Wisconsin English (Creative Writing) Major Julia Loewenson Saint Paul, Minnesota Albert Wayee Lee Biology Major, Geology Minor, Chemistry Minor Honolulu, Hawaii Asian Studies Major, English (Creative Writing) Major, Diego Fabrizio Lopez Gutierrez American Studies Minor Lima, Peru Physics Major, Mathematics Major, German Studies Minor Madeline Grace Klinger Lee Evanston, Illinois Jasmine Alexandra Loving ** Biology Major Normal, Illinois Political Science Major, Sociology Minor Jack Weill Levin Los Angeles, California Xiomara Alexa Lozano Torres Anthropology Major Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Neuroscience Major, Chemistry Minor, Biology Minor Elijah Ying Levy Piedmont, California Jackie Lu Music Major, Anthropology Minor, Community and Global Health Saint Paul, Minnesota Concentration Philosophy Major, Political Science Major, Chinese Minor Rebecca Lewis Jessie Lu Locust Valley, New York Beaverton, Oregon English (Creative Writing) Major, Psychology Minor Economics Major, Critical Theory Concentration Kathryn Shelton Lewis Yingying Lu ** Arlington, Virginia Beijing, China Religious Studies Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Biology Major, Computer Science Minor Nora Rose Lewis Emily Rosa Lugthart Beloit, Wisconsin Dalton, Georgia International Studies Major, Political Science Minor, Geology Major, Data Science Minor Community and Global Health Concentration Rose Lutz Sasha Amadi Lewis-Norelle Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, Wisconsin Computer Science Major, Mathematics Minor Environmental Studies Major

12 Ling Ma Rachel McCaffery Beijing, China Cheshire, Connecticut Computer Science Major, Philosophy Major, Geography Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Aurora Rose McCollum Ruojin Ma * Mount Vernon, Iowa Beijing, China Biology Major English (Literature) Major, Economics Major, Japanese Minor Tyler McFarland Yufan Ma Littleton, Colorado Beijing, China English (Literature) Major Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major Grace E. McKenney Jenny Maas Lexington, Massachusetts New York, New York Economics Major, Philosophy Minor, Statistics Minor Psychology Major, Asian Studies Minor, Chloe Shea McWhirt Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Springfield, Missouri David Wilcox Madairy German Studies Major, Art (History) Major, Critical Theory Concentration Charlotte, North Carolina Audrey Elizabeth Meade Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Cedar Hills, Utah Major Biology (Biochemistry) Major, Chemistry Minor Aliya Walid Mahmoud Helen G. Meigs Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Biology Major, International Studies Major, Classics (Classical Languages) International Studies Major, Environmental Studies Minor Minor, Community and Global Health Concentration Claire Elizabeth Menard Colette Elizabeth Mahr Fairfield, Connecticut Chadron, Nebraska History Major, Japanese Minor, Anthropology Minor Psychology Major, Neuroscience Major Jennings Griffith Axel Mergenthal Michael Matthew Maldonado * Chicago, Illinois Harlingen, Texas Biology Major, History Major, Political Science Minor Computer Science Major Isabel Sloan Meyer-Mueller Isabelle Amanda Margulies Saint Paul, Minnesota Narberth, Pennsylvania Psychology Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Media and Cultural Studies Major Yiming Miao Zarra Thalia ‘TM’ Marlowe Zhangjiagang, China Jacksonville, Florida Computer Science Major, Mathematics English (Creative Writing) Major, Art (Studio) Major (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Franklin Gunnuf Marquette Connor Louis Miller Little Falls, Minnesota Schoolcraft, Michigan Economics Major Linguistics Major, Chinese Minor Paola Lizeth Márquez-Gómez Colleen June Sook Minnihan Roswell, Georgia Greenfield, New Hampshire Chemistry (Biochemistry) Major, Computer Science Minor, Biology Minor Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Gretta Lucia Marston-Lari Psychology Minor Lima, Peru Samuel Peter Minogue Theater and Dance Major, Latin American Studies Major, Cottage Grove, Minnesota Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Biology Major Katherine Nault Massell Rayyan Saad Mobarak Burlington, Vermont Dhaka, Bangladesh Religious Studies Major, English Minor, Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Middle Eastern Studies and Islamic Civilization Concentration and Statistics) Major Carla Patricia Mavares Cancian Ayushi Sumegh Modi Miami, Florida Mumbai, India Political Science Major, Critical Theory Concentration Economics Major, Statistics Minor Emma Reyes Maxtutis * Deqa Osman Mohamed Arlington, Massachusetts Rochester, Minnesota Psychology Major, Community and Global Health Concentration International Studies Major, Political Science Major, Legal Studies Concentration

13 Sadia H. Mohammed ** Callan Marie Kugler O’Connor Minneapolis, Minnesota Lake Oswego, Oregon English (Literature) Major History Major, Political Science Major Isabella Souza Molano Liban Ibrahim Odowa Tampa, Florida Blaine, Minnesota Anthropology Major, Psychology Minor Computer Science Major Mariana Montbriand * Finn Grace Odum Farmington, Minnesota Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sociology Major, Critical Theory Concentration Geography Major, Media Studies Minor, Community and Global Health Concentration Ciara Denise Moore Aurora, Colorado Brooke Robyn Offenhauser Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Biology Major, Cottage Grove, Minnesota Educational Studies Minor Psychology Major, Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor Katharine Rose Moore Kevin Ruliffson Omodt Omaha, Nebraska Minneapolis, Minnesota Media and Cultural Studies Major, Women's, Gender and Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Sexuality Studies Minor History Minor, Computer Science Minor Margaret Delia Moran Amanda Maria Ortiz Saint Louis, Missouri Chicago, Illinois Political Science Major, Media Studies Minor Political Science Major, International Studies Major, Portuguese Minor Tess Adair Eastman Mueller Rodrigo Ortiz Vashon Island, Washington Houston, Texas Religious Studies Major Economics Major, Statistics Minor Tate Nelson Munnich Josephine Madison Otter Port Townsend, Washington Norton, Kansas Mathematics Major, Computer Science Major Psychology Major, Legal Studies Concentration Hannah Valerie Murray Andrew Padgett Iowa City, Iowa Rhinelander, Wisconsin Biology Major, English Minor Political Science Major, Data Science Minor Lidija Anna Namike Teresa Ines Padrón Birmingham, Alabama Charlottesville, Virginia Media and Cultural Studies Major, Spanish Minor, Psychology Minor English (Literature) Major, Latin American Studies Major, Anthropology Minor, American Studies Minor Likhwa Sifiso Ndlovu Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Emma Skye Page Geography Major, Geology Major University Place, Washington International Studies Major, Japanese Major Anh Thuy` Nguyê˜n Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Tomáš Pánek Computer Science Major, Psychology Major, Zašová, Czech Republic Cognitive Science Concentration Economics Major Duane Nguyen * Zoraiz Junaid Paracha Saint Paul, Minnesota Lahore, Pakistan Biology Major Economics Major Long Hoang Nguyen ** Sun Gyu Park Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Seoul, South Korea Art (Studio) Major Physics Major, Computer Science Major Thy Tue Nguyen Sofia Parmelee Hanoi, Vietnam Tenafly, New Jersey Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, History Major, Art (History) Minor Computer Science Minor Devlin Broderick Patton Xilin Niu Jemison, Alabama Wuhan, China Environmental Studies Major, Physics Minor Economics Major, Mathematics Major Diana Paz García Theo Nsereko Mexico City, Mexico Johnston, Iowa Political Science Major, International Studies Major, Economics Major, Statistics Minor Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration

14 Kailleen Yamil Pérez García Anisha Burns RajBhandary Minneapolis, Minnesota Portland, Oregon Political Science Major, Spanish Minor, Legal Studies Concentration Geography Major, Asian Studies Major, Data Science Minor, Chinese Minor Sabine Marie Peterka Carina Marie Ramorino Shorewood, Wisconsin San Francisco, California Environmental Studies Major, Music Minor, Geography Minor Psychology Major, Anthropology Minor Son K. Phan James Baldwin Rand Wailuku, Hawaii Owatonna, Minnesota Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Sociology Major Major, Japanese Minor Quinn Rose Lin Reamer Cortland J. Pieper Duluth, Minnesota Chicago, Illinois Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Computer Science Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Grace Elizabeth Reardon * Statistics) Major Pine Lake, Georgia Sophia Rose Pincus-Kazmar Political Science Major, Anthropology Minor Evansville, Wisconsin Julia Michaela Record Computer Science Major, Spanish Minor, Art (Studio) Minor Fort Lauderdale, Florida Chuan Ping Neuroscience Major, Spanish Minor Shenzhen, China Manik R. Reddy Chemistry Major, Mathematics Minor Saint Paul, Minnesota Amy Plambeck Chemistry Major, Biology Minor Saint Johnsbury, Vermont Noel Joseph Reiling Economics Major, Data Science Minor North Oaks, Minnesota Katherine Rose Podoll English (Creative Writing) Major, Biology Minor San Geronimo, California Addisa Zaire Rigaud Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, Biology Minor, Bronx, New York Community and Global Health Concentration American Studies Major Karina Elizabeth Polacek Kelsey D. Rodriguez Greenfield, Wisconsin Auburn, Alabama Neuroscience Major, Anthropology Minor, German Studies Minor Political Science Major, Art (Studio) Minor, Philosophy Minor Matthew Polemeni-Hegarty Cassie M. Rogers Goldens Bridge, New York New Brighton, Minnesota Economics Major Environmental Studies Major, Educational Studies Major, Andrew Justin Polk Food, Agriculture, and Society Concentration San Mateo, California Gianella Rojas Economics Major, Classics (Classical Civilizations) Minor, Statistics Minor Miami, Florida Maximilian Hoffman Popkin * English (Creative Writing) Major, Educational Studies Major Colorado Springs, Colorado Samuel W. Rosevear Political Science Major, Legal Studies Concentration Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Linnea Fauniece Prehn * Computer Science Major, Political Science Minor, Media Studies Minor Apple Valley, Minnesota Shania Russell Computer Science Major, Japanese Minor Bronx, New York Madeline An Prentiss Media and Cultural Studies Major Bellingham, Washington Gage Ryder Biology Major, Environmental Studies Minor Eau Claire, Wisconsin Liam B. Purkey Philosophy Major, Psychology Minor Portland, Oregon Varee Saetang Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Atlanta, Georgia and Statistics) Major International Studies Major, Geography Minor, Educational Studies Minor Xochitl Mirelsie Quiroz Layan M. Safi Champaign, Illinois Jerusalem, Palestine English (Literature) Major, Media Studies Minor, American Studies Minor Neuroscience Major, Biology Major, Psychology Minor, Chemistry Minor

15 Jack Clark Sahargun Raili Jane Zoller Sharp Coto de Caza, California South Deerfield, Massachusetts Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, Biology Minor Environmental Studies Major, Educational Studies Minor Elisabet Pandora Samonides-Hamrick Ethan Shaw Moorhead, Minnesota Indianapolis, Indiana Music Major, Theater Minor Linguistics Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor Thomas Andreas Sasdi Robert Shepetin Newton, Massachusetts New York, New York International Studies Major, Linguistics Major, Chinese Major Political Science Major, English Minor, History Minor Adriana Tyler Saso-Graves Allison Louise Shorter * Belvidere, Illinois Fitchburg, Wisconsin Philosophy Major History Major Kayla Elizabeth Schang Swopnil Shrestha Appleton, Wisconsin Farmington, Minnesota Physics (Astronomy) Major, Music Minor, Mathematics Minor Political Science Major, Educational Studies Major Steven Andrew Schimanski Yoonjin Shu Shorewood, Illinois Bayonne, New Jersey Biology Major Biology Major Alexander Christopher Schmidt Kathryn Strayer Sibila New York, New York Canton, Ohio Media and Cultural Studies Major Biology Major, Statistics Minor Irene Schulte Katia Nicole Hom Sievert Iowa City, Iowa Northbrook, Illinois History Major, Japanese Minor Philosophy Major, English Minor, Computer Science Minor Jordan Schwed Sayira Silverio New York, New York Cranston, Rhode Island Classics (Classical Civilizations) Major Biology Major Courteney Arielle Sedillo Mphatso Simbao Albuquerque, New Mexico Lusaka, Zambia Philosophy Major, Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Chemistry Major Vanisa Senesathith Sam Lev Simon Vientiane, Laos Davis, California Psychology Major, Statistics Minor, Community and Political Science Major, Critical Theory Concentration Global Health Concentration Siddhant Singh Jane Frear Servin Lucknow, India Charlotte, Vermont Physics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Geography Major, French Minor, Community and Anna Mary Skalicky Global Health Concentration Springfield, Missouri Camilla Anna Severi Environmental Studies Major, Biology Minor Cesena, Italy Connor Hugh Skutt Anthropology Major, Art (Studio) Major Omaha, Nebraska Efua Debiwa Sey Classics (Classical Civilizations) Major, Religious Studies Minor Los Angeles, California Emma Wood Smith Political Science Major Poulsbo, Washington Nur Shan ** International Studies Major, Spanish Minor, Latin American Studies Minor, Des Moines, Iowa Human Rights and Humanitarianism Concentration Russian Studies Major, Food, Science, and Agriculture Concentration James Stuart Smith Yutong Shang Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Beijing, China Geography Major, Economics Major, Religious Studies Minor Art (Studio) Major, Biology Major Natthapon Soisangwan ** Toshini Sharma Chiang Mai, Thailand New Delhi, India Computer Science Major, Biology Minor Computer Science Major, Statistics Minor

16 Natali Sorajja Kori Suzuki Rochester, Minnesota Richmond, California Neuroscience Major, Statistics Minor Media and Cultural Studies Major, Environmental Studies Major Katie Lin-Guo-Lan Sowerby Luci Laine Swift Mill Valley, California Minnetonka, Minnesota Chinese Major, Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor Biology Major, Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor Ryan Scott Specht Emily Tai Somerville, Ohio Mount Prospect, Illinois Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major, Political Science Minor Biology Major Zahara Mistre Spilka Jackson Tak Mequon, Wisconsin Seoul, South Korea Computer Science Major, Psychology Minor, Art (Studio) Minor Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Hannah Staats Sheboygan, Wisconsin Olive Tambou Nzoutchoum Linguistics Major, Classics (Classical Languages) Minor, San Francisco, California Cognitive Science Concentration Neuroscience Major, Chemistry Minor Claire Felicia Stafford Zhenggang Tan Boerne, Texas Suzhou, China Psychology Major, Cognitive Science Concentration Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Computer Science Major Max Allan Starks Green Bay, Wisconsin Caroline Tevnan Economics Major, Statistics Minor Boston, Massachusetts Economics Major, Data Science Minor Kelsey Elizabeth Stender-Moore Bethesda, Maryland Charlie Jeffrey Thole English (Literature) Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Saint Paul, Minnesota Statistics) Major Mathematics Major, Computer Science Minor Joshua Dinh Stephenson Kalvin Malik Thomas Acworth, Georgia Barre, Massachusetts Geology Major, Anthropology Minor Neuroscience Major, Biology Minor, Psychology Minor, Cognitive Science Concentration Leah Gwendolyn Stern Chicago, Illinois Jamie Alexandra Thompson Biology Major Cedar Rapids, Iowa Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, Adeline Steward-Nolan Community and Global Health Concentration Oak Park, Illinois Computer Science Major, Mathematics Minor, Media Studies Minor McKinley Ann Thompson * Fort Morgan, Colorado Nora Lulu Stewart ** International Studies Major, Media Studies Minor, Spanish Minor University Park, Maryland Art (History) Major, English (Literature) Major Chen Tian Beijing, China Christopher J. Stockwell Computer Science Major Benicia, California Economics Major, Psychology Minor Kayla Marie Togneri Ventura, California Bruno Stojcˇic´ Biology Major, Neuroscience Major, Spanish Minor, Psychology Minor Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina Biology Major, German Studies Major Aidan Toner-Rodgers Sebastopol, California Margaret Mae Straw Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Columbia, Missouri Major, Computer Science Minor Anthropology Major, English Minor Madison Kathleen Tuggle ** Amber Raye Stuedell Ames, Iowa Madison, Wisconsin American Studies Major, Music Minor, Educational Studies Minor Psychology Major, English Minor, Sociology Minor Adam Benjamin Tuma Tiantian Sun Faribault, Minnesota Beijing, China Chemistry Major, Physics Minor Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major

17 Cooper Joseph Tunac Lindsay Weber Plainfield, Illinois Wilmington, Delaware Psychology Major English (Literature) Major, Political Science Major William S. Ummel Katherine Weithers Evanston, Illinois Frankfort, Illinois English (Creative Writing) Major, Geography Minor, Anthropology Minor Art (Studio) Major Evan Unruh-Friesen Adele Rose Welch Minnetonka, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Geology Major American Studies Major, Educational Studies Major, Spanish Minor Josh Upadhyay Madeline West ** Bangkok, Thailand Seattle, Washington Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Neuroscience Major, English Minor Computer Science Minor Daniel Tyler Westhoven Alejandro Q. Valdez Bridgeport, Connecticut Berkeley, California Environmental Studies Major, Geography Minor, Anthropology Major Critical Theory Concentration Amy Kirsten Vandervelde Hannah R. Whipple Ottawa, Illinois Corvallis, Oregon Classics (Classical Languages) Major, English (Literature) Major, Economics Major, Food, Agriculture, and Society Concentration Political Science Minor Benjamin M. White Mai Xor Vang ** Parkersburg, West Virginia Saint Paul, Minnesota English (Literature) Major, Chinese Major Art (Studio) Major Brian Patrick White Ashley Vargas Worcester, Massachusetts Aurora, Colorado Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major, Political Science Major, Statistics Minor, Psychology Minor, Geography (GIS/Cartography) Minor, Urban Studies Concentration Legal Studies Concentration Michael Donal White Victoria Vargas-Castro ** Plymouth, Minnesota Waukegan, Illinois Economics Major Psychology Major, Educational Studies Major Jane Anne Whitley Veronica Nicole Vasquez Newark, Ohio Round Lake, Illinois Linguistics Major, Spanish Major Anthropology Major, Community and Global Health Concentration Carolyn Marie Wildhaber Nicholas Velikonja Saint Louis, Missouri Brooklyn, New York Neuroscience Major, Psychology Minor, Biology Minor Physics (Astronomy) Major, English Minor Ciara Grover Williams Emma Claire Verges Portland, Oregon Wynnewood, Pennsylvania International Studies Major, Chinese Minor, Spanish Minor International Studies Major, Russian Studies Major Midori Sage Williams Romina Violante Martinez * Rancho Cordova, California Montevideo, Uruguay Biology Major Media and Cultural Studies Major Maya Oliver Wills William James Wagner Abington, Pennsylvania Rice Lake, Wisconsin Biology Major, Classics (Classical Civilizations) Minor Biology Major, Geography Minor Jessica A. Wilson Zhiyuan Wang Pinon Hills, California Shanghai, China Biology Major, Chinese Minor Mathematics Major, Classics (Classical Civilizations) Major Ellory Micaela Wolin * Elliot John Wareham Chicago, Illinois Hudson, Wisconsin Biology Major, Psychology Minor, Chemistry Minor Geography Major, Spanish Minor, Economics Minor, Katherine Rose Woodhouse International Development Concentration Portland, Oregon Erin Webb * English (Creative Writing) Major, Media Studies Minor Madison, Wisconsin Biology Major

18 Lea Elaine Wuethrich Hayley Kirkpatrick Zacheis Madison, Wisconsin Fairbanks, Alaska Political Science Major, International Studies Major, French Minor Biology Major, International Studies Major Yuhao Xiao Arif K. Zamil Shenzhen, China Albany, California Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major Major, French Minor Fan Zhang Xinru Xu Shaoxing. China Nanjing, China Computer Science Major, Mathematics Major Economics Major, Japanese Minor Kaichong Zhang Lia Minami Yamasato Foshan, China Lihue, Hawaii Political Science Major, Economics Major, Statistics Minor Biology Major, Psychology Minor Ruijing Zhang * Lydia Anne Yoder Chengdu, China Concord, Massachusetts Economics Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Psychology Major, Mathematics (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Major Major Yanyan Rena Zhang Young Hyun Yoo Atlanta, Georgia Seongnam, South Korea History Major, Art (History) Minor Economics Major, Computer Science Major Huichang Zhao Changzhou, China Economics Major, Computer Science Major Yiping Zhong Beijing, China Computer Science Major

19 THE HONORS PROGRAM

Madison May AlQatami Sophie Freedman Modeling and Forecasting U.S. News & World Report College Rankings Punishment, Divine Justice, and Incarceration: Tracing the Impact Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; of Protestant Christianity from Enlightenment to the Present Alicia Johnson and Vittorio Addona, Advisors Religious Studies; Susanna Drake, Advisor Wanda Barradas Hai-Chau Giang We Got Us: Creating Radical Communities through Illegality A Comparison of Bootstrap and K-Fold Cross-Validation Sociology; Erika Busse-Cardenas, Advisor as Test Error Estimators Betsy Frances Barthelemy Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Leslie Myint, Advisor Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast: Girlhood in the Creation, Ellen Sandra Graham Content, and Consumption of Victorian Children’s Literature Computationally Efficient Spatiotemporal Generalized Linear Modeling English; Andrea Kaston Tange, Advisor Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Alicia Johnson, Advisor Conor Hogan Broderick Ana Gvozdic´ Synthesis, Characterization, and Computation of Air-Stable Aromatic Memorialization of Children in War in Serbia, Diimide Radical Cations Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo Chemistry; Dennis Cao, Advisor Interdepartmental; Nadya Nedelsky, Advisor Elizabeth Marie Burton Aubrey Avonelle Hagen Tulsa Wealth Disparity: The Legacy of the 1921 Race Massacre on Pulling the Food System Up by the Roots: Local Housing and Economic Development Policies How Do We Build a Crisis-proof Food System in the Twin Cities? Political Science; Lesley Lavery, Advisor Geography; Eric Carter, Advisor Hannah Diane Catlin Claire Elizabeth Hamerlinck Structured for Success: Activist Networks as Key to Organizing Killed for Country: A Transitional Justice Approach to the Victories at Macalester Ongoing Genocide of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Political Science; Paul Dosh, Advisor Islander Peoples in Australia Yilin Chen International Studies; Nadya Nedelsky, Advisor Signal Processing on the Permutahedron: Tight Spectral Frames for Lena Kristina Heino Ranked Data Analysis Doc in the Box: Diabetes Care and Management Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; in the Time of COVID-19 Tom Halverson and David Shuman, Advisors Anthropology; Ron Barrett, Advisor Federico Chung Elizabeth Hrycyna The Power of Information: Information, Leak Notices, and Urban Air Quality and Redlining: Water Conservation in Edina, MN The Legacy of Urban Housing Segregation on Modern Day Economics; Gabriel Lade, Advisor Air Pollution and Fossil Fuel Emissions George Francis Clare Kennedy Biology; Mary Heskel, Advisor An Algorithmic Exploration of Gracefully Labeling Cubic Graphs Zuofu Huang Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Estimating Significance Thresholds and the Number of Generations Lauren Milne and Kristin Heysse, Advisors since Admixture in Admixture Mapping Studies Asher Abraham Goldberg de Forest Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Kelsey Grinde, Advisor I’m Going to Go Back There Someday: Erin Tarvin Isomura Reading, Writing, and Directing Hauntings in Four Plays Vlogging in Fatigues: What it Means to Vlog as a Woman in the Military, Theater and Dance; Harry Waters Jr., Advisor and What it Means to Watch Them on YouTube Purichaya Eiamkanchanalai Media and Cultural Studies; John Kim, Advisor Sino-Thai Identity in Southeast Asia’s Ethnic Chinese Network Chloe Madeleine Brauer Kahn Political Science; David Blaney, Advisor Bone Modification in Microfossil Bonebeds of the Upper Cretaceous Gabi Estrada Hell Creek Formation of Eastern Montana Fluidity as Resistance: Latinx Artists Navigating Whiteness Geology; Raymond Rogers, Advisor and Identity Construction in the Twin Cities Adar May Kamholtz-Roberts Sociology; Erika Busse-Cardenas, Advisor The Bathroom is a Body: Kendall Ann Batson Ford Trans Site-Specific Dance and the Creation of Utopia Examining the Timing of Shallow-Angle Subduction of the Farallon Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies; Sonita Sarker, Advisor Plate in the Western United States: Zircon U-Pb Geochronology Adar May Kamholtz-Roberts of the Schist of Sierra de Salinas Touching Queerness: Performing Utopia in a Public Bathroom Geology; Alan Chapman, Advisor Theater and Dance; Wynn Fricke, Advisor Willow Rousseau Fortunoff Jillian Kristine Kirk The Power to Define a People: Constraining the Metamorphism of The Schist of Sierra de Salinas Hegemonic Influence on Argentine Immigration and Shallow-Angle Subduction Using U-Pb Zircon Geochronology Political Science; David Blaney, Advisor Geology; Alan Chapman, Advisor

20 Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong Anisha Burns RajBhandary An Invisible Spectrum: Hmong in the Twin Cities: Diaspora Experiences and Personal Identities Navigating Society as an Asexual Woman of Color Geography; I-Chun Catherine Chang, Advisor Psychology; Morgan Jerald, Advisor Manik R. Reddy Scotland Ross Kraker Computational Study of Oxidation Products Derived from Follow the Money? Analyzing the Impact of Fundraising on Candidate 4-hydroxy Isoprene (4-ISOPO) Radicals Withdrawals in the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary Chemistry; Keith Kuwata, Advisor Political Science; Julie Dolan, Advisor Kayla Elizabeth Schang Anael Kuperwajs Cohen Geomorphology and Crater Identification for the Factors Influencing the Social Help-Seeking Behavior of Azacca Crater Region on Ceres Introductory Programming Students Physics and Astronomy; Anna Williams, Advisor Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Lauren Milne, Advisor Jane Frear Servin Kathryn Shelton Lewis The Hidden Safety Net: Wild and Semi-Wild Plant Consumption and Tale of Two Judiths: Queering the Book of Judith Nutrition Among Women Farmers in Southwestern Burkina Faso with the Works of Judith Butler Geography; William Moseley, Advisor Religious Studies; Susanna Drake, Advisor Joshua Dinh Stephenson Siguo Li Fire History: Sedimentary Charcoal Record Spanning 2000+ Years How Do Chinese Students Decide Which US College to Enroll? from Fishercap Lake, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA Economics; Liang Ding, Advisor Geology; Kelly MacGregor, Advisor Lu Li Bruno Stojcˇic´ Minimal Cycle Representatives in Persistent Homology using Warum sogn´s zu dir Tschusch?: Die Migration von Jugoslawien Linear Programming: An Empirical Study with User’s Guide nach Österreich (English translation: The Migration from Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science; Lori Ziegelmeier, Advisor Yugoslavia to Austria) Tianrui Liu German Studies; Rachael Huener, Advisor The Effects of Agriculture Productivity in Labor Migration: Aidan Toner-Rodgers Evidence from Indonesia Collective Bargaining and Police Use of Force: Economics; Amy Damon, Advisor Evidence from the 20th Century Diego Fabrizio Lopez Gutierrez Economics; Sarah West, Advisor Automatic Leptonic Tensor Generation for Beyond the Evan Unruh-Friesen Standard Model (BSM) Theories The Western Baja Terrane: Detrital Zircon Geochronology and Physics and Astronomy; Tonnis ter Veldhuis, Advisor Evidence for Mesozoic Plateau Subduction along the Emily Rosa Lugthart Western Margin of North America Classifying Topsoil Pollution Using Magnetic Susceptibility Geology; Alan Chapman, Advisor and Micro-XRF Analyses Ashley Vargas Geology; Anna Lindquist, Advisor Emmett Till and the Fight for Justice in Civil Rights Era Cold Cases Margaret Delia Moran Political Science; Julie Dolan, Advisor On My Students’ Behalf: Teacher Strikes and Educators as Organizers Hannah R. Whipple Political Science; Lesley Lavery, Advisor The Effect of Racial Covenants on Modern Day Foreclosures: Tess Adair Eastman Mueller Evidence from Hennepin County How Hurt Fades Economics; Amy Damon, Advisor Religious Studies; Susanna Drake, Advisor Maya Oliver Wills Finn Grace Odum Captivity Converges the Microbiomes of Diverse Primate Species COVID Conspiracy Narratives: Biology; Robin Shields-Cutler, Advisor Dissecting the Origins of Misinformation in Digital Space Kaichong Zhang Geography; Eric Carter, Advisor Demand Shock along the Supply Chain: Brooke Robyn Offenhauser The Bullwhip Effect of Covid-19 in Chinese Exports Can a Self-Compassion Writing Intervention Economics; Felix Friedt, Advisor Impact Feelings of Loneliness? Yanyan Rena Zhang Psychology; Jaine Strauss, Advisor National Treasures, National Stories: Diana Paz Garcia Constructing Multimedia Narratives of Cultural and National Reframing the Security Paradigm and Uprooting Corruption: Identity in a Novel Chinese Edutainment Program Policies to Mitigate the Mexican Large-Scale Violence Phenomenon History; Yue-him Tam, Advisor Political Science; Wendy Weber, Advisor Liam B. Purkey Gentrification and Local Employment Outcomes: Evidence from New York City Economics; Sarah West, Advisor

21 PHI BETA KAPPA

Election to Phi Beta Kappa recognizes out- Ethan Brian Greene Sun Gyu Park standing scholarship in the liberal arts and Ana Gvozdic´ Katherine Rose Podoll sciences. Election is limited to the top 12 percent Shannon Ione Johnson Hahn Karina Elizabeth Polacek of the senior class. All candidates must have Bonnie Rae Hoekstra Liam B. Purkey demonstrated knowledge of mathematics Brooke Katelyn Hoppe Anisha Burns RajBhandary and of a foreign language at least minimally Elizabeth Hrycyna Manik R. Reddy appropriate for a liberal education. Zuofu Huang Layan M. Safi Jacquelyn Colleen James Kayla Elizabeth Schang Ashley Kate Allen Chloe Madeleine Brauer Kahn Vanisa Senesathith Chiagoziem Anigbogu Georgia Zohreh Kazemi Siddhant Singh Brennan Arnold Kennedy Ann Kechely Nora Lulu Stewart Avik Scott Bosshardt Jillian Kristine Kirk Jamie Alexandra Thompson Conor Hogan Broderick Anael Kuperwajs Cohen Adam Benjamin Tuma Federico Chung Siguo Li Evan Unruh-Friesen Jennifer Erin DeJong Julia Loewenson Emma Claire Verges Zachary Taylor Philip Fried Franklin Gunnuf Marquette Madeline West Hai-Chau Giang Grace E. McKenney Hannah R. Whipple Hannah Elizabeth Gilbert Margaret Delia Moran Maya Oliver Wills Nancy Gomez Anh Thuy` Nguyê˜n Kaichong Zhang Ellen Sandra Graham Thy Tue Nguyen

TENTATIVE LATIN HONORS

Latin honors are based on work completed Anael Kuperwajs Cohen MAGNA CUM LAUDE through Module 3 2021. Final honors will be Lu Li Nishta R. Amin determined when all work has been completed. Diego Fabrizio Lopez Gutierrez Joselyn Lissette Angeles Figueroa Candidates who are wearing gold honor cords Michael Matthew Maldonado Michelle Sarah Armstrong-Spielberg have graduated summa cum laude. Zarra Thalia ‘TM’ Marlowe Maria Isabel Arreola Franklin Gunnuf Marquette Betsy Frances Barthelemy SUMMA CUM LAUDE Isabel Sloan Meyer-Mueller Sylvia Betteridge Ashley Kate Allen Yiming Miao Laura Botero Vallejo Erik M. Anderson Margaret Delia Moran Elizabeth Marie Burton Brennan Arnold Tate Nelson Munnich Tracy Cai Keara Allison Jerome Berlin Lidija Anna Namike Hannah Diane Catlin Avik Scott Bosshardt Thy Tue Nguyen Hannah Sofia Chonkan-Urow Conor Hogan Broderick Anh Thuy` Nguyê˜n Federico Chung Maria Lane Centrella Callan Marie Kugler O’Connor Zoelle E. Collins Daria Chamness Teresa Ines Padrón Allison Eleanor Dwinnell Yilin Chen Sabine Marie Peterka Eric Pui-Jung Fong Kiera Collins Sophia Rose Pincus-Kazmar Sophie Freedman Asher Abraham Goldberg de Forest Katherine Rose Podoll Nicole Hustad Frey Luca de Graaf Maximilian Hoffman Popkin Phoebe Ann Fu Jennifer Erin DeJong Liam B. Purkey Alison Garrett-Engele Willow Rousseau Fortunoff Anisha Burns RajBhandary Nancy Gomez Zachary Taylor Philip Fried Manik R. Reddy Charlee S. Gorham Emma Roessel Friedman Vanisa Senesathith Ethan Brian Greene Hai-Chau Giang Katia Nicole Hom Sievert Shannon Ione Johnson Hahn Hannah Elizabeth Gilbert Siddhant Singh Jackson Clark Henningfield Ellen Sandra Graham Hannah Staats Bonnie Rae Hoekstra Ana Gvozdic´ Nora Lulu Stewart Elizabeth Hrycyna Brooke Katelyn Hoppe Jamie Alexandra Thompson Molly S. Hurley Zuofu Huang Chen Tian Zain Ijaz Lillian Virginia Irvin Aidan Toner-Rodgers Rositsa P. Ivanova Daphne Iskos Adam Benjamin Tuma Georgia Zohreh Kazemi Jacquelyn Colleen James Amy Kirsten Vandervelde Jillian Kristine Kirk Emma Katherine Janiszewski Emma Claire Verges Scotland Ross Kraker Cordelia McDougall Jones Hannah R. Whipple Redon Kurti Chloe Madeleine Brauer Kahn Maya Oliver Wills Kathryn Shelton Lewis Adar May Kamholtz-Roberts Ellory Micaela Wolin Siguo Li Kennedy Ann Kechely Fan Zhang Tianrui Liu

22 Zhangchi Liu CUM LAUDE Abby Nicole Lawrence Julia Loewenson Lauren Alexandra Adams-Plehal Madeline Grace Klinger Lee Jessie Lu Lily Jane Alexandroff Elijah Ying Levy Ling Ma Chiagoziem Anigbogu Rebecca Lewis Ruojin Ma Emma Meiyuan Baker Nora Rose Lewis Gretta Lucia Marston-Lari Malini Basu Rachel Anne Liebherr Katherine Nault Massell Vivian B. Bauer Anya Rachel Lindell Paulson Claire Elizabeth Menard Alison Marie Bautista Sarah Elizabeth Lipstone Colleen June Sook Minnihan Emelie G. Beattie Emily Rosa Lugthart Tess Adair Eastman Mueller James Matthew Bellitto Isabelle Amanda Margulies Sun Gyu Park Konrad J. Bostrom Rachel McCaffery Diana Paz García Katelyn Nicole Brimhall Aurora Rose McCollum Cortland J. Pieper Sierra M. Campbell Grace E. McKenney Karina Elizabeth Polacek Logan Blue Caraco Helen G. Meigs Madeline An Prentiss Adam Satrapai Slaughter Clark Jennings Griffith Axel Mergenthal Julia Michaela Record Anna Clark Isabella Souza Molano Kelsey D. Rodriguez Daniel Clark Ciara Denise Moore Shania Russell Isabel Catherine Conde Katharine Rose Moore Layan M. Safi Malcolm Emerson Cooke Tomáš Pánek Kayla Elizabeth Schang Kieran Rhubarb Cuddy Son K. Phan Irene Schulte Osmar Del Río Chuan Ping Jane Frear Servin Alexander Marc Denzler Andrew Justin Polk Robert Shepetin Nicolas F. Diaz de Leon Linnea Fauniece Prehn Anna Mary Skalicky Lydia Joy Diebel Carina Marie Ramorino Emma Wood Smith Abrielle Grace Dillon Grace Elizabeth Reardon Natthapon Soisangwan Shannon Dohr Varee Saetang Kelsey Elizabeth Stender-Moore Rebecca Rose Edwards Jack Clark Sahargun Amber Raye Stuedell Purichaya Eiamkanchanalai Jordan Schwed Zhenggang Tan Nicolle Flores Donaire Efua Debiwa Sey Evan Unruh-Friesen Jacob C. Geers Yutong Shang Lindsay Weber Keegan Michael Jamal Greaney Ethan Shaw Adele Rose Welch Maria Cecilia Guzman Swopnil Shrestha Madeline West Aubrey Avonelle Hagen Mphatso Simbao Benjamin M. White Maya Elizabeth Hajny Fernandez Connor Hugh Skutt Lea Elaine Wuethrich Emma Rain Wright Halpin Natali Sorajja Arif K. Zamil Emma Harrison Ryan Scott Specht Kaichong Zhang Ariel Hasak-Lowy Joshua Dinh Stephenson Yanyan Rena Zhang Lena Kristina Heino Adeline Steward-Nolan Laurel Ann Hickey Christopher J. Stockwell Samuel Evan Hickman Kori Suzuki Abigail Lorene Hinds Luci Laine Swift Samuel S. Hochberger McKinley Ann Thompson Ekaterina Ingeborg Hofrenning Kayla Marie Togneri Ciara Hughes William S. Ummel Erin Tarvin Isomura Josh Upadhyay Lilian Yi Jenssen Ashley Vargas Jenna Ann Jereb Zhiyuan Wang Elinor Danae Jones Elliot John Wareham Maya Lucia Kachian Erin Webb Samuel James Kasman Katherine Weithers Rebecca Kerns Daniel Tyler Westhoven Donia Osama Khraishi Ciara Grover Williams George G. Kidess Jessica A. Wilson Yujin Kim Katherine Rose Woodhouse Naomi Jean Klaila Lydia Anne Yoder Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong Young Hyun Yoo Floyd Krom Ruijing Zhang

23 THE COMMENCEMENT SETTING The Olin-Rice Science Center, fully renovated in 1997, provides space for science classes as well as state-of-the-art laboratories built to accom- Our Commencement setting this year looks very different than in years modate research training, extensive student-faculty research collaboration past. We are spread throughout the country and indeed the world due to projects, and cooperative research across disciplines. the global pandemic. Traditionally, Commencement is held on the front lawn of the campus. The land itself was part of a farm purchased by the The college’s athletic facilities are to the east of the Janet Wallace Fine college’s trustees through a gift from Philadelphia banker and philanthro- Arts Center and extend south to St. Clair Avenue. The Leonard Center, a pist Charles Macalester. The Commencement podium completed in 2017 175,000-square-foot athletic and wellness complex, was completed in by Conrad Adelmann, a carpenter from Facilities Services, recycles wood 2008. It houses facilities for fitness and wellness programs as well as from one of the college’s yellow locust trees. training and competition. The Leonard Center is named for the late George P. Leonard ’27 and his wife Wilma Fox Leonard ’27, along with On this land, the trustees built Old Main. The east wing (since removed for their family, longtime supporters of Macalester. construction of the DeWitt Wallace Library) was completed first at a cost of about $25,000 and housed the entire college when it opened officially Directly east of Old Main is Kirk Hall, which houses about 150 students. on September 16, 1885. Macalester’s founder, the Rev. Edward Duffield It is named for Robert A. Kirk, who was a longtime Macalester trustee. Neill, gave the main dedication address to 5 professors, 6 freshmen, and 52 preparatory students from the Baldwin School. The west wing of Old Main North of Kirk is the Ruth Stricker Dayton Campus Center. Completed in (the portion still standing) was constructed for about $100,000 in 1887; its 2001, the center is named in honor of the late Ruth Stricker Dayton ’57, who exterior was refurbished in 1985 and its interior in 1993. served as a trustee for many years and was awarded the Alumni Association’s 1987 Distinguished Citizen citation for her work in health and wellness. The DeWitt Wallace Library, opened in the fall of 1988, provides more than Outside the main entrance is the Bateman Plaza, a gathering place named 800 seats in individual and group settings, houses 350,000 volumes, and for the late Warren Bateman ’44, a trustee of the college from 1996 to 2006. provides access to over 75,000 electronic journals and more than 16 mil- lion ebooks. Through our interlibrary lending services our community has The Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel is an ecumenical place of worship. access to resources in libraries throughout the world. A renovation in 2017 The hexagonal glass-walled structure was dedicated in 1969. It was a gift created additional study and teaching spaces, an Idea Lab, and a teaching of the family of Frederick Weyerhaeuser, a trustee of the college from 1957 space dedicated to our Archives/Rare Books collections. Alumni and friends until his death in 1961. contribute to the maintenance of the library and our collections. Immediately in front of the chapel, the circular Memorial Garden Outside the DeWitt Wallace Library is the Marvin Plaza, dedicated to provides a special location for plaques in memory of individuals close to Margaret Wallin Marvin ’39. Margaret Wallin Marvin was a committed the college. At its center, the college flies the United States flag, accompa- friend to the college, a Macalester Distinguished Citizen, former trustee, nied since 1950 by the United Nations flag. and devoted grandmother of Macalester alumni. The plaza incorporates porous paving stones in the pattern of the Macalester shield. West of the chapel is Weyerhaeuser Hall, named in memory of Rudolph M. Weyerhaeuser, a longtime member of the Board of Trustees. Built as To the west of Old Main is Carnegie Hall, built in 1910 through a gift the college library in 1942 and expanded in 1960, the facility in 1989 was from philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Once home to Macalester’s science converted to administrative offices, freeing other space for classrooms and programs, Carnegie now houses the social science departments. faculty offices.

South of Carnegie is the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, a gift of DeWitt To the north across Grand Avenue are several buildings named after Wallace ’11 and Lila Acheson Wallace, founders of Reader’s Digest. prominent members of the Macalester community. The newest is Markim The center was named for Mr. Wallace’s mother, who was the wife of Dr. Hall. It is the home of the Kofi Annan Institute for Global Citizenship, James Wallace, an influential long-term faculty member who served as named in honor of Mark Stricker and Kimberly Stricker-Griffin ’87, son Macalester’s fifth president from 1894 to 1906. The Janet Wallace Fine Arts and daughter of trustee and benefactor Ruth Stricker Dayton ’57. Center includes the Theater and Dance Building, the Music Building, and the Joan Adams Mondale Hall of Studio Art. Full renovation and expan- Other buildings north of Grand Avenue are Bigelow Hall, named for sions of the Music and Studio Art Buildings were completed in 2014. brothers Charles H. and Frederick R. Bigelow, who between them chaired The new Theater and Dance Building opened in 2019. It equips students the Board of Trustees from 1925 to 1946; Wallace Hall, named in honor with cutting-edge resources and technology, expanded studios, and a of faculty member and president James Wallace; Doty Hall, named for flexible theater space. In addition, the building includes 11 multi-use Margaret MacGregor Doty, a Macalester graduate of 1914 and dean of classrooms for faculty and students across all disciplines. women 1924–60; Dupre Hall, named for J. Huntley Dupre, professor of history 1946–64 and dean of the college 1951–61; Kagin Commons, South of the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center is the Humanities Building, named in honor of Edwin Kagin, religion professor 1926–52, and which was renamed in 2013 to honor the Rev. Edward Duffield Neill, renovated in 2002; Turck Hall, a residence hall named for Charles J. founder and first president of Macalester. In November 2019, the Macales- Turck, president of the college 1939–58; Briggs House, a gathering space ter Board of Trustees voted to return to the building’s original name based for events and college guests, named for longtime manager Mary Kay on the discovery of extreme, racist writings that stand out even within an Briggs; and George Draper Dayton Hall, dedicated in 1998, named for the historical context. The Board is establishing a committee, with appropriate department store founder who became a Macalester trustee in 1894; many membership from all college constituencies, to recommend a new name members of the Dayton family have served on the board since then. for the building, and to recognize Neill’s accomplishments and his deep flaws in some way other than through the naming of a building. Construc- IN MEMORIAM tion of the Humanities Building was completed in 1965. The colorful floral arrangement on the stage at this year's Grad Walk programs honors those people who began this journey with our graduates and who are not here with us now. Today we remember Kai (Khalid Malik) Davis and Conor Tomlin, members of the Class of 2021.

24 ACADEMIC DRESS AND CUSTOMS COMMENCEMENT REGALIA

Academic dress stems from the Middle Ages, when scholars were also Graduates might receive honors from academic honors societies or other clerics and wore the costume of the monastic order. The hood was origi- departments or organizations on campus. Here is a key to regalia that nally a cowl attached to the gown; it could be slipped over the head for students may receive: warmth. The cap, originally round, later became a square mortarboard. African Music Ensemble, Kente Stoles On appropriate occasions, anyone with a college or university degree may Alpha Kappa Delta-Sociology Honors Society, Teal Honor Cords wear academic dress. By observing the style of each costume, one often Anthropology Major, Lilac Cords may identify the university, the degree held, and the field of major interest. Department of Multicultural Life, Stoles Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon-International Geography The long, pointed sleeve of the gown indicates a bachelor’s degree, the Honors Society, Gold, Dark Blue, and Light Blue Honor Cords closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm indicates a master’s Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon-International Geography degree. Bachelors’ and masters’ gowns are black and have no trim. Honors Society Presidents, Gold Stoles Eta Sigma Phi-Classics Honor Society, Purple and Gold Honor Cords The doctor’s gown is usually black, but some universities prescribe other First-Generation Graduates, Pale Blue Honor Cords colors. All doctors’ gowns have velvet trim on the front facings and cross- Graduate School Exploration Fellowship Scholars, bars on the sleeves. This trim may be black, or may match the edging of Two-color Green and Blue Braided Cords the hood. International Students, Home Country Flag Sashes Lavender Graduation Participants, Rainbow Tassels The color of the velvet edging on the hood indicates the field in which Mac Weekly, Plum Honor Cords the degree was granted. It should be noted that the doctoral degree Nu Rho Psi-Neuroscience Honors Society, often earned is the PhD, or doctor of philosophy, in a given subject. The Black, Silver, and Gold Honor Cords academic costume then displays the color of philosophy, dark blue, rather Omicron Delta Epsilon-Economics Honor Society, than the color of the specific subject. Yellow, Gold, and Royal Blue Honor Cords Phi Alpha Theta-History Honor Society, Light Blue and Red Honor Cords The colors associated with specific subjects are as follows: Pi Sigma Alpha-Political Science Honors Society, Red, Black, and White Honor Cords Agriculture, Maize Psi Chi-Psychology Honors Society, Orange and Blue Honor Cords Arts, Letters, Humanities, White QuestBridge, Teal, Blue, and Silver Honor Cords Commerce, Accountancy, Business, Drab Sigma Tau Delta-English Honor Society, Black and Red Honor Cords Dentistry, Lilac Summa Cum Laude, Gold Honor Cords Economics, Copper Tri Beta-Biology Honors Society, Red and Green Honor Cords Education, Light Blue Engineering, Orange ABOUT THE COLLEGE SEAL Fine Arts, including Architecture, Brown Forestry, Environmental Studies, Sustainability, Russet The seal of Macalester College, which appears on the cover of this booklet, Journalism, Crimson was devised by Macalester’s founder, the Rev. Edward Duffield Neill. Law, Purple In a sermon preached before the Presbyterian Synod of Minnesota in Library Science, Lemon September 1873, he explained its significance: Medicine, Green Music, Pink “On the corporate seal of the institution are engraved two female Nursing, Apricot figures, one in classic drapery, telescope in hand and compass at the feet, Oratory (Speech), Communications, Broadcasting, Silver Gray representing Science investigating the laws of Nature; the other in sitting Pharmacy, Olive Green posture and modern dress holding open the word of God, representing Philosophy, Dark Blue Revelation. They are in friendly converse, the twin sisters of Heaven, Physical Education, Sage Green as the motto suggests, ‘Natura et Revelatio, coeli gemini.’ ” Public Administration, Public Policy, Foreign Service, Peacock Blue Public Health, Salmon Pink After the college became a synodical institution, the Trustees Science, Golden Yellow adopted the seal on October 19, 1881. Social Work, Citron Theology, Scarlet 2021 COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Veterinary Science, Gray Kate Frampton and Andy Williams, Co-Chairs Julie Hogan-Underdahl, Honorary Co-Chair Laurie Adamson Dave Collins ’85 Cynthia Hendricks Julie Hurbanis Jennifer Jacobsen Nathan Lief Julie McEathron Ann Minnick Timothy Traffie Lisa Treviranus Andrew Wells

25 PRIZES and AWARDS The prizes and awards listed below are being given to graduating seniors of the Class of 2021.

AMERICAN STUDIES BIOLOGY

The American Studies Award for Creativity and American Cyanamid Endowed Prize Social Responsibility Chiagoziem Anigbogu Adele Rose Welch Kayla Marie Togneri

The Manning Marable Memorial Award in American Studies William R. Angell Foundation Prize Sophia Aimé Phoebe Ann Fu Elizabeth Hrycyna ANTHROPOLOGY Yoonjin Shu

The David W. McCurdy Award for Excellence in Mark Davis Ecology Prize Anthropological Research Carla Granados Lena Kristina Heino Aurora Rose McCollum

Sonia E. Patten Distinguished Service Award HPAC Award Margaret Mae Straw Erik M. Anderson Hannah Elizabeth Gilbert James P. Spradley Research Award Samuel S. Hochberger Gabriel Romain Berman Duane Nguyen Isabella Souza Molano O. T. and Kathryn Walter Awards ART AND ART HISTORY Elyse Frances Blank Madeline An Prentiss Donald D. Celender Art History Prize Maya Oliver Wills Nora Lulu Stewart Hayley Kirkpatrick Zacheis

Distinguished Merit Award in Art History CHEMISTRY Felipe Alejandro Fernández Nuñez American Institute of Chemists Award Joan Mondale Ceramics Award in Studio Art Zachary Taylor Philip Fried Camilla Anna Severi Royal Society of Chemistry Certificate of Excellence Distinguished Merit Award in Studio Art Manik R. Reddy Zarra Thalia ‘TM’ Marlowe The Truman Schwartz Chemistry Prize Merit Awards in Studio Art Xiomara Alexa Lozano Torres Olive Tambou Nzoutchoum Malini Basu Long Hoang Nguyen Mai Xor Vang Chester H. Shiflett Endowed Prizes Brooke Katelyn Hoppe ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Emil J. Slowinski Award in Experimental Chemistry Chinese Language and Culture Prize Conor Hogan Broderick Ciara Hughes Katie Lin-Guo-Lan Sowerby Undergraduate Award in Organic Chemistry Manik R. Reddy Japanese Language and Culture Prize Daphne Iskos Undergraduate Award in Physical Chemistry Adam Benjamin Tuma

26 CIVIC ENGAGEMENT EDUCATIONAL STUDIES

George Stanley Arthur Prize for Community Service Richard B. Dierenfield Endowed Prize for Education Sabine Marie Peterka Sahra M. Abdirahman Varee Saetang Joselyn Lissette Angeles Figueroa Victoria Vargas-Castro Adele Rose Welch

Frank and Mollie Steudle Prize The Alma M. Robinson Education Prize Traci Badu Nancy Gomez Cassie M. Rogers CLASSICAL MEDITERRANEAN AND MIDDLE EAST Gianella Rojas Swopnil Shrestha Virginia McKnight Binger Prize Amy Kirsten Vandervelde The Mary Whitcomb Fahlgren Endowed Prize Lily Jane Alexandroff Jeremiah Reedy Prize in Classics Victoria Vargas-Castro Zhiyuan Wang ENGLISH ECONOMICS Livingston-Patnode Prize Robert L. Bunting Prize in Economics Amy Kirsten Vandervelde Aidan Toner-Rodgers Hannah R. Whipple Nick Adams Short Story Contest

John M. Dozier Prizes in Economics Winner: Molly S. Hurley Zoelle E. Collins Zain Ijaz Eric Pui-Jung Fong Floyd Krom Albert Wayee Lee Jessie Lu Rebecca Lewis Grace E. McKenney Rodrigo Ortiz Wendy Parrish Poetry Award Andrew Justin Polk Conor Hogan Broderick Max Allan Starks Gabriel J. Fisch Jackson Tak Young Hyun Yoo Harry Scherman Writing Award

Elaine Gartner Pilon Award Creative Prose: Franklin Gunnuf Marquette Eric Pui-Jung Fong Albert Wayee Lee Mike McEwen Prize Rebecca Lewis Georgia Zohreh Kazemi Zarra Thalia ‘TM’ Marlowe Kennedy Ann Kechely Literary Analysis: David Meiselman Prize Asher Abraham Goldberg de Forest Liam B. Purkey Amy Kirsten Vandervelde Katherine Rose Woodhouse 3M Scholar Awards David Barrette Poetry: Federico Chung Conor Hogan Broderick Siguo Li Tianrui Liu ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Ruojin Ma Kaichong Zhang Environmental Studies Citizenship Prize Sasha Amadi Lewis-Norelle Vasant Sukhatme Academic Excellence Award Kori Suzuki Ashley Kate Allen Environmental Studies Scholarship Prize Sabine Marie Peterka

27 FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES HISTORY

Hélène Peters Prize for Study in a French-Speaking Country The Yahya Armajani Prize in Global History Samuel Evan Hickman Michelle Sarah Armstrong-Spielberg Jane Frear Servin Case Prize in American Western History Karl C. Sandberg Endowed Prize Emma Harrison Kai Davis* The Kenneth L. & Martha S. Holmes Prize GEOGRAPHY in History of the Americas Daria Chamness David A. Lanegran Award Margaret Jaenicke The J. Huntley Dupre Prize in European History Finn Grace Odum Claire Elizabeth Menard Anisha Burns RajBhandary Jane Frear Servin Kathleen Rock Hauser Prize in Women’s and Gender History James Stuart Smith Cordelia McDougall Jones

Macalester Geography Award for Excellence of Scholarship Ernest R. Sandeen Memorial Prize Anisha Burns RajBhandary Jennings Griffith Axel Mergenthal Yanyan Rena Zhang GEOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Hugh S. Alexander Endowed Prize Emily Rosa Lugthart The International Studies Prize for Academic Excellence Willow Rousseau Fortunoff Henry Lepp Award Emma Claire Verges Evan Unruh-Friesen LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES GERMAN AND RUSSIAN STUDIES The Latin American Studies Award for Excellence and Innovation Evelyn Albinson Award for Academic Excellence Teresa Ines Padrón in the Study of German Chloe Shea McWhirt James B. Stewart Award for Engaged Scholarship Bruno Stojcˇic´ in Latin American Studies Gretta Lucia Marston-Lari Virginia McKnight Binger Prize Jacob C. Geers LINGUISTICS

The Linguistics Prize for Academic Excellence Hannah Staats

*Awarded posthumously

28 MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS, AND COMPUTER SCIENCE NEUROSCIENCE

Bressoud Prize The Neuroscience Prize for Academic Excellence Lillian Virginia Irvin Traci Badu Katherine Rose Podoll Camp Endowed Prize in Computer Science Layan M. Safi Anael Kuperwajs Cohen Madeline West

Camp Endowed Prize in Mathematics The Neuroscience Prize for Outstanding Community Engagement Jennifer Erin DeJong Kai Michelle Bosley

Kaplan Award for Achievement in Data Science PHILOSOPHY Ellen Sandra Graham Thomas E. Hill Prize Kaplan Endowed Prize in Data Science Katia Nicole Hom Sievert Zuofu Huang Thy Tue Nguyen The Roger K. Mosvick Endowed Prize in Philosophy Ling Ma Konhauser Achievement Award Gage Ryder

In Computer Science: The Henry R. West Prize in Philosophy Logan Blue Caraco Courteney Arielle Sedillo

In Mathematics: PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY Yilin Chen Russell B. Hastings Award Roberts Prize Diego Fabrizio Lopez Gutierrez Hannah Sofia Chonkan-Urow The Sung Kyu Kim Award Wagon Competition Prize Siddhant Singh Lu Li The Raymond Mikkelson Award MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES Brennan Arnold

The Media and Cultural Studies Prize for Academic Excellence The Outstanding Student Citizen Award Lidija Anna Namike Nicholas Velikonja Shania Russell The Dr. Sherman W. Schultz Memorial Award MULTICULTURAL AWARD Kayla Elizabeth Schang

Latina Award for Excellence POLITICAL SCIENCE Wanda Barradas Gabi Estrada Hubert H. Humphrey and Walter F. Mondale Endowed Award in Political Science MUSIC Willow Rousseau Fortunoff

Lila Bell Acheson Wallace Endowed Prize Peter R. Weisman Endowed Prize Elijah Ying Levy Amanda Maria Ortiz

Friends of Music Award Brent Williams Prize Kayla Elizabeth Schang Scotland Ross Kraker

Zenas Taylor Endowed Prize in Music Elinor Danae Jones

29 PSYCHOLOGY FULBRIGHT GRANTS

Walter D. Mink Endowed Prize Fulbright Grants are awarded with the cooperation of the Department of Brooke Robyn Offenhauser State, foreign governments, and private donors for study, research, and Vanisa Senesathith assistantships in some 155 countries of the world.

Paterson Award Nominee Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Taiwan: Nancy Gomez Anisha Burns RajBhandary

Jack Rossmann Endowed Prize Fulbright Research Grant to Peru: Abrielle Grace Dillon Kayla Marie Togneri Stephanie Konadu-Acheampong WATSON FELLOWSHIP RELIGIOUS STUDIES Vivian B. Bauer

Arline and Robert A. Caine Memorial Prize Kathryn Shelton Lewis Katherine Nault Massell

RUSSIAN STUDIES

Virginia McKnight Binger Prize Rebecca Kerns

SOCIOLOGY

Berry-Rinder-Swain Prize Joselyn Lissette Angeles Figueroa Isabel Catherine Conde Victoria-Jo Mangaoang Gapuz

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE

Virginia McKnight Binger Prize Kiera Collins

Donald L. Fabian Prize Jacquelyn Colleen James

Spanish and Portuguese Department Faculty Awards

Spanish Advanced Level: James Matthew Bellitto

Native/Heritage Speakers of Spanish Award Osmar Del Río

THEATer AND DANCE

Ruth Easton Leadership Award Asher Abraham Goldberg de Forest

WOMEN’S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department Prize Adar May Kamholtz-Roberts

30 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2020–2021 OFFICERS Michael A. Huber ’90 James L. Reissner ’62 Jerry Crawford ’71, Chair President & Managing Principal Chairman Michael J. Davis ’69, Vice Chair Quadrangle Group LLC Activar, Inc. Carrie Norbin Killoran ’94, Vice Chair New York, New York Minneapolis, Minnesota D. Christian Koch ’87, Treasurer Patricia Elizabeth Hume ’92 Suzanne M. Rivera (ex officio) Patricia R. Hurley ’82 P’10, Secretary Attending Physician President Peter W. Ahn ’87 San Francisco Free Clinic Macalester College Partner San Francisco, California St. Paul, Minnesota Hemisphere Companies Patricia R. Hurley ’82 P’10 Susan Dunst Schwartz ’71 Minneapolis, Minnesota Retired Board Secretary and Assistant General Counsel Retired Senior Editor Jennifer Brahm P’20 Northeastern University Wolters Kluwer Financial Services Community Volunteer Boston, Massachusetts Glencoe, Illinois San Francisco, California Aukse Jurkute ’98 Michael E. Sneed ’81 Karen J. Brasel ’87 Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Affairs Professor of Surgery, Division of Trauma, Bank of America Johnson & Johnson Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery London, United Kingdom New Brunswick, New Jersey Oregon Health and Science University Carrie Norbin Killoran ’94 Paul J. Strand ’71 Portland, Oregon President Retired Dean, College of Arts and Letters Theodore D. Clement ’06 Greater Milwaukee PSA and Aurora Sinai Medical Center San Diego State University Attorney, Real Estate/Land Use Practice Advocate Aurora Health San Diego, California Fried Frank Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rebecca B. Van Dyck ’91 P’24 New York, New York Michael J. Klingensmith P’10 Chief Operating Officer Robin Jackson Colman ’78 Publisher Facebook Reality Labs Vice President, Compensation, Benefits Star Tribune Menlo Park, California eBay Minneapolis, Minnesota Jon M. Walton ’69 Pasadena, California D. Christian Koch ’87 Retired Senior Pastor Jerry Crawford ’71 Chief Executive Officer The First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York Senior Partner The Carlisle Companies, Inc. Wilmington, Delaware Crawford Law Firm Scottsdale, Arizona Annette Mortinson Whaley ’75 Des Moines, Iowa Mark G. Leonard ’65 P’10 Community Volunteer Michael J. Davis ’69 Retired, Hewlett-Packard Corporation Mendota Heights, Minnesota United States Judge Los Altos, California Ayushi Modi ’21 United States District Court, District of Minnesota Seth J. Levine ’94 2020–2021 Student Liaison to the Board of Trustees Minneapolis, Minnesota Co-Founder and Managing Director Brian McCabe P’22 David J. Deno ’79 P’11 Foundry Group 2020–2021 Parent Council Liaison to the Chief Executive Officer Boulder, Colorado Board of Trustees Bloomin’ Brands Alice Mortenson Tampa, Florida David Wick ’91 Chair of the Board and President 2020-2021 Alumni Board Liaison to the Edward Deutschlander ’93, P’22 Mortenson Family Foundation Board of Trustees Chief Executive Officer, Minneapolis, Minnesota Northstar Resource Group Paul L.H. Olson ’72 OFFICIALS OF THE COLLEGE Lakeway, Texas Board Director and Executive Advisor Edward Donkor ’04 Liaison Technologies Suzanne M. Rivera, President Principal North Oaks, Minnesota Karine S. Moe, Provost and Dean of the Faculty SK Capital Partners Sandra R. Ortiz ’97 New York, New York Jeff Allen, Vice President for Admissions and Vice President, Corporate Capital Markets Financial Aid Broderick C. Grubb ’73 Wilmington Trust Owner Washington, D.C. D. Andrew Brown, Vice President for Advancement BRK Insurance Group, LLC Amy Pahl ’90 Jennifer C. Haas, Vice President for Information New Orleans, Louisiana Principal and Consulting Actuary Technology Services and Chief Information Officer Timothy D. Hart-Andersen P’11 Milliman Donna A. Lee, Vice President for Student Affairs Senior Pastor Minneapolis, Minnesota Westminster Presbyterian Church David Wheaton, Vice President for Administration Sara L. Peterson ’72 and Finance Minneapolis, Minnesota Principal Counsel and Manager of Insured Litigation Bechtel Corporation Reston, Virginia

31 THE TRUSTEES EMERITi OF MACALESTER COLLEGE 2020–2021 Peter H. Fenn ’70 P’05, Chair, Trustees Emeriti Roy Gabay ’85 Allen L. Parchem ’67 Washington, D.C. Brooklyn, New York Oak Park, Illinois Paul A. Anderson ’73 William W. George Kathleen Angelos Pinkett ’75 San Francisco, California Minneapolis, Minnesota Bradenton, Florida Margaret Dayton Ankeny E. Peter Gillette Jr. Lois E. Quam ’83 Wayzata, Minnesota Phoenix, Arizona Washington, D.C. Decker Anstrom ’72 Kenneth J. Goldman ’81 David A. Ranheim ’64 Washington, D.C. Telluride, Colorado Minneapolis, Minnesota James E. Bachman ’69 P’01 Paula Turner Grasso ’77 P’12 John C. Robinson ’71 Fort Myers Beach, Florida Winnetka, Illinois Redwood City, California David A. Bell ’65 Susan M. Haigh ’73 Gerald W. Simonson ’52 New York, New York St. Paul, Minnesota Edina, Minnesota Charles G. Berg ’78 Carol Schwarting Hayden ’56 Ella C. Slade Westport, Connecticut Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Kjell Bergh ’70 Peter A. Heegaard Ann Samuelson Smith ’85 Stillwater, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Brian S. Berkopec ’91 David C. Hodge ’70 Bruce L. Soltis ’66 New York, New York Hayden, Idaho Metairie, Louisiana Cecil Callahan ’76 P’14 ’16 Sally Howard ’58 Molly McGinnis Stine ’87 Atlanta, Georgia Minneapolis, Minnesota Chicago, Illinois Stephen M. Clement III P’06 Timothy A. Hultquist ’72 Mark A. Vander Ploeg ’74 New York, New York Vero Beach, Florida Menlo Park, California Melvin Collins ’75 Jeffrey B. Larson ’79 P’10 Mary W. Vaughan P’80 West St. Paul, Minnesota Boston, Massachusetts Minneapolis, Minnesota Mary S. Davies ’53 John C. Law ’72 Per von Zelowitz ’94 Minneapolis, Minnesota Santa Monica, California Summit, New Jersey R. Lawrence Dessem ’73 Anne H. Lewis ’72 P’03 Shelley Carthen Watson ’82 Daufuskie Island, South Carolina Grand Rapids, Minnesota Shoreview, Minnesota Charlton Dietz ’53 Mark F. Lindsay ’85 Stephen F. Wiggins ’78 P’13 North Oaks, Minnesota Potomac, Maryland Dorado, Puerto Rico Maura G. Donovan ’85 P’13 Lynn Niederfeld Morgan ’68 Frank B. Wilderson Jr. St. Paul, Minnesota Vashon, Washington Minneapolis, Minnesota Mardene Asbury Eichhorn ’53 P’77 Collin K. Mothupi ’00 Jo Opdyke Wilhelm ’96 Champlin, Minnesota Nashville, Tennessee Seattle, Washington Richard E. Eichhorn ’51 P’77 Janet Rajala Nelson ’72 Gülüm Özüstün Williams ’92 Champlin, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota New York, New York Steven C. Euller ’71 Ford J. Nicholson ’78 Leah Wortham ’70 Minneapolis, Minnesota Dellwood, Minnesota Chevy Chase, Maryland Lee A. Nystrom ’73 P’10 Minnetonka, Minnesota

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