UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Rackham Graduate Exercises
April 30, 2021 Honoring the Class of 2021 RACKHAM GRADUATE EXERCISES UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
April 30, 2021 7:00 p.m.
Candidates for graduate degrees are recommended jointly by the Executive Board of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and the faculty of the school or college awarding the degree. Following the School of Graduate Studies, schools are listed in order of their founding. Candidates within those schools are listed by degree then by specialization, if applicable.
Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies...... 16 College of Literature, Science, and the Arts...... 25 Medical School ...... 27 College of Pharmacy ...... 28 College of Engineering...... 28 A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning...... 33 School of Education...... 33 Stephen M. Ross School of Business...... 34 School for Environment and Sustainability ...... 34 School of Music, Theatre & Dance...... 35 School of Public Health...... 35 University of Michigan-Flint ...... 36 University of Michigan-Dearborn...... 37 Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design...... 39 School of Kinesiology...... 39 Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy...... 39
A preliminary list of August 2021 degree candidates begins on page 41.
This program presents as complete and accurate a record of candidates for degrees as is possible as of the publication date. ORDER OF EXERCISES
Carillon Selections Tiffany Ng University Carillonist and Assistant Professor of Music School of Music, Theatre & Dance
Processional Trumpet Voluntary Composed by Jeremiah Clarke James Kibbie University Organist and Professor of Music School of Music, Theatre & Dance
Opening Colleen Conway Chair, Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs
*The National Anthem The Star Spangled Banner Jennifer Cresswell Doctor of Musical Arts Candidate, 2021
Welcome Susan M. Collins Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
Greetings from Denise Ilitch the Board of Regents Chair, University of Michigan Board of Regents
Graduate Speaker Channing Mathews Doctor of Philosophy, 2020
Statement to the Mark S. Schlissel Class of 2021 President
Commencement Address Twyla Tharp 2021 Honorary Degree Recipient, Doctor of Fine Arts Choreographer, dancer and founder of the Twyla Tharp Dance Company
Musical Performance Mouvement From Images Book 1 Composed by Claude Debussy Jie Ren Doctor of Musical Arts Candidate, 2022
2 Remarks on Behalf of the Michael J. Solomon Horace H. Rackham School Dean, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies of Graduate Studies and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies
Candidates for Master’s Mark S. Schlissel Degrees and Certificates Michael J. Solomon
Presentation of Mark S. Schlissel Doctoral Candidates Michael J. Solomon
Congratulations Bob Stefanski Chair of the Board of Directors Alumni Association of the University of Michigan
Closing Michael J. Solomon
The Alma Mater The Yellow and Blue Composed by Michael W. Balfe James Kibbie (see lyrics at the back of the program)
Recessional Toccata from Symphony V Composed by Charles-Marie Widor James Kibbie
*Those who are able are asked to stand for the portions of the program asterisked (*).
3 REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Jordan B. Acker Huntington Woods Michael J. Behm Grand Blanc Mark J. Bernstein Ann Arbor Paul W. Brown Ann Arbor Sarah Hubbard Okemos Denise Ilitch Bingham Farms Ron Weiser Ann Arbor Katherine E. White Ann Arbor Mark S. Schlissel ex officio
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Mark S. Schlissel President Susan M. Collins Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Thomas A. Baird Vice President for Development Sally J. Churchill Vice President and Secretary of the University Rebecca Cunnigham Vice President for Research Martino Harmon Vice President for Student Life Kevin P. Hegarty Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Chris Kolb Vice President for Government Relations Timothy G. Lynch Vice President and General Counsel Kallie Bila Michels Vice President for Communications Ravi Pendse Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Marschall S. Runge Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs Debasish Dutta Chancellor University of Michigan-Flint Domenico Grasso Chancellor University of Michigan-Dearborn
4 DEANS AND REPRESENTATIVES
Michael S. Barr Joan and Sanford Weill Dean of Public Policy, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
F. DuBois Bowman Dean, School of Public Health
Anne Curzan Dean, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
Scott DeRue Edward J. Frey Dean of Business, Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Thomas A. Finholt Dean, School of Information
Alec D. Gallimore Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering, College of Engineering
David A. Gier Dean, School of Music, Theatre & Dance
James L. Hilton University Librarian and Dean of University Libraries
Patricia D. Hurn Dean, School of Nursing
Jonathan Massey Dean, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
Laurie K. McCauley Dean, School of Dentistry
Elizabeth Birr Moje Dean, School of Education
Bruce A. Mueller Interim Dean, College of Pharmacy
Gunalan Nadarajan Dean, Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design
Jonathan T. Overpeck Samuel A. Graham Dean, School for Environment and Sustainability
Lori Ploutz-Snyder Dean, School of Kinesiology
Marschall S. Runge Dean, Medical School
Michael J. Solomon Dean, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies
Lynn Videka Dean, School of Social Work
Mark D. West David A. Breach Dean of Law, Law School
5 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
Channing Mathews
Doctor of Philosophy, Combined Program in Education and Psychology Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies
Channing Mathews of Valdosta, Georgia, is a past-president of the Students of Color of Rackham, and served as co-coordinator of U-M’s interdisciplinary RacismLab, which examines structural racism in the context of research. As a doctoral student, she studied how Black youth understand what it means to be Black, and how that understanding influences their awareness of racial inequality. Currently a postdoctoral fellow at North Carolina State University, Channing studies how Black and Latinx youth use racial identity and critical consciousness to succeed in science, technology, engineering, and math in the United States and United Kingdom. Prior to graduate school, Channing was a teacher in the Dominican Republic and the Republic of the Congo, where she also coached varsity soccer. She plans to pursue an academic career, but is actively reimagining her career path in a post-COVID world.
6 Twyla Tharp
2021 Honorary Degree Recipient, Doctor of Fine Arts Choreographer, dancer, and founder of the Twyla Tharp Dance Company
Renowned choreographer Twyla Tharp has thrilled audiences with her electrifying artistry for more than five decades. Ms. Tharp, founder of the Twyla Tharp Dance company and a recipient of the 1992 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellowship, works fluidly with multiple musical genres, from classical to jazz and pop. She is known for the originality and physicality of her dances, exacting standards, and relentless work ethic. Ms. Tharp, a longtime New York City resident, was born in Portland, Indiana, and grew up in Rialto, California. Gifted with absolute pitch, she began playing piano at age 4, earned a B.A. degree (1963) in art history from Barnard College, and studied with Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham. As a member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, she performed in Rackham Auditorium under the auspices of the University Musical Society (UMS) in 1964. A year later, she launched her own company, which toured internationally from 1971 to 1988. Ms. Tharp choreographed Deuce Coupe (1973), the first modern dance/ballet crossover, to the music of the Beach Boys for the Joffrey Ballet, and Push Comes to Shove (1976), another © Richard Avedon. Courtesy of The Richard Avedon Foundation Avedon The Richard Courtesy of Avedon. © Richard crossover, for the American Ballet Theatre (ABT). In all, she has created more than 160 works, including dances, television specials, films, ballets, and Broadway shows. She won two Emmy Awards and the Directors Guild of America Award for the television special Baryshnikov by Tharp (1985). Ms. Tharp has created dances for leading companies, including the ABT, Australian Ballet, Martha Graham Dance Company, New York City Ballet, Paris Opera Ballet, and Britain’s Royal Ballet. Her film credits for choreography includeHair (1978), Amadeus (1983), White Nights (1985), and I’ll Do Anything (1994). She debuted on Broadway with When We Were Very Young (1980). Her musical Movin’ Out (2002), set to the music and lyrics of Billy Joel, won a Tony Award for Best Choreography. Ms. Tharp returned to Ann Arbor with her company in 1996 for a six-day residency that included UMS performances, a film series, and educational events, and again in 2002 for performances and a lecture and demonstration by Ms. Tharp. Addressing the ephemeral nature of dance, she has created an archive of her teaching and performing tapes and maintains an online catalog of her work. Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic began, Ms. Tharp started using Zoom to choreograph dances. She has authored four books, including her autobiography Push Comes to Shove (1992) and Keep It Moving, Lessons for the Rest of Your Life (2019). Ms. Tharp is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Philosophical Society. She received a National Medal of Arts in 2004 and was a Kennedy Center Honoree in 2008. The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery featured her in its critically acclaimed “Dancing the Dream” exhibition in 2013-2014. Ms. Tharp, you are one of the world’s most prolific choreographers, famous for the breadth of your work and a life-long passion for communicating and building community through dance. You developed a performance vocabulary that draws from many sources, and have created a distinctive, interpretive language for dance that inspires new generations of dancers. The University of Michigan is pleased to recognize your legendary contributions to dance and American culture, and to present to you the honorary degree, Doctor of Fine Arts.
7 DISSERTATION CHAIRS
Doctoral dissertation research is conducted in consultation with a committee of faculty members selected by the candidate. The dissertation chair leads the committee and works closely with the student to guide the research. This collaboration is a fundamental relationship in the formation of scholars.
Josh Ackerman Almantas Galvanauskas Fiona Lee Elizabeth S. Anderson Deanna Gates John C. Lee Brian D. Athey Eitan Geva SangHyun Lee Ella Marie Atkins Anna Catherine Gilbert Artemis S. Leontis Andrew P. Ault Anouck Renee Girard Daniel K. Leventhal Katherine M. Babiak Sharon C. Glotzer Jennifer J. Linderman Ryan Castle Bailey Rachel S. Goldman James T. Liu Deborah Loewenberg Ball Theodore G. Goodson III David Lombard Marlyse Baptista Joe Grengs Jody Rae Lori Kira L. Barton Seth David Guikema Wei Lu Hyman Bass Mark Guzdial Stephen A. Lusmann Michael Bastedo Michael L. Haithcock Anna K. Mapp Erhan Bayraktar Christopher Todd Harding David M. Markovitz Michael M. Bernitsas Craig Harris Emmanuelle Marquis Kent C. Berridge Yongqun Oliver He Emily Toth Martin Joel D. Blum Zhong He William R. Martin Andre L. Boehman Jeffrey G. Heath Joaquim R. R. A. Martins Matthew L. Boulton Daniel Chilcote Herbert Martha M. Matuszak John Bound Pat Herbst Adam J. Matzger Alan P. Boyle John Thomas Heron Heather B. Mayes Tom Braun Eric A. Hetland Jason P. McCormick Jonathan R. Brennan Heath Hofmann Charles McCrory Eunshin Byon Robert Hovden John D. Meeker Myron Campbell Yihe Huang Geeta Mehta Christin Carter-Su Richard I. Hume Radoslaw L. Michalowski Carlos E. Cesnik Luke Williamson Hyde Rada Mihalcea Arul M. Chinnaiyan Daniel J. Inman Christopher Stephen Monk Michael Cianfrocco Shigeki Iwase Arnold S. Monto Philippa J. Clarke Daniel Jacobson James J. Moon David K. Cohen Sugih Jamin Cristina Moreiras-Menor Natalie Colabianchi Ann E. Jeffers Frederick J. Morrison Felipe A. Csaszar Lizhen Ji James Henry Morrissey James W. Cutler Ajit Joglekar Sheila C. Murphy Samantha Hayes Daly Eric Johnsen Mircea Immanuel Mustata Neil P. Dasgupta Andrew Jones Knute J. Nadelhoffer Timothy W. Davis Igor Jovanovic Sunitha Nagrath Jason P. De Leon Lars Peter Junghans Kayvan Najarian Stephen Lowell DesJardins Emily M. Jutkiewicz Alison Rae Hardin Narayan Gregory James Dick Carrie Anne Karvonen-Gutierrez Shima Nassiri Ivo Dinov Robert T. Kennedy Mojtaba Navvab Dana Dolinoy Gretchen Keppel-Aleks Nouri Neamati Pingsha Dong Kelley Kidwell Jon-Fredrik Nielsen Thomas J. Downar Elizabeth Jane King Doug Noll Ronald Dreslinski, Jr. Denise E. Kirschner Carla O’Connor Karthik Duraisamy Celina G. Kleer Melanie D. Ohi Sherif El-Tawil Joy Knoblauch Lauro V. Ojeda Henriette Dina-Maria Elvang Brendan Matthew Kochunas Akira Ono Paolo Elvati Ilya Vladimir Kolmanovsky Yoichi Osawa Lola Eniola-Adefeso Nicholas Kotov Dimitra Panagou Barbara Jane Ericson Robert Krasny Carole Parent Ying Fan Katsuo Kurabayashi Marina Pasca Di Magliano Jeffrey A. Fessler Cagliyan Kurdak Vincent L. Pecoraro Carol A. Fierke Nojin Kwak Huei Peng C. Alberto Figueroa Kenneth Kwan Noel C. Perkins Robert L. Fishman Richard M. Laine Don Peurach Michael Flynn John E. Laird John D. Piette Sara L. Forsdyke Rebecca Ann Lange Adela N. Pinch Benjamin W. Fortson Yue Ying Lau Kevin Patrick Pipe 8 Peter Louis Freddolino Mariel Lavieri Scott Pletcher DISSERTATION CHAIRS
Ken Powell John A. Shaw Mark Peter Van Oyen Sara A. Pozzi Siqian May Shen Kristen J. Verhey Kevin Michael Quinn Cong Shi Arthur M. F. W. Verhoogt Georg A. Raithel Albert J. Shih Angela Violi Ayyalusamy Ramamoorthy Kang Geun Shin Nils G. Walter Venkat Raman Max Shtein Lu Wang Lutgarde M. Raskin Ginger Victoria Shultz Felix Warneken C. David Remy Jason Benjamin Siegel Christina Jo Weiland Patricia A. Reuter-Lorenz Nirala Singh Lois S. Weisman Shai Revzen Logan Skelton Michael P. Wellman Deborah Rivas-Drake Janet L. Smith Thomas F. Wenisch Eugene Cardell Rogers, Jr. Jennifer Ann Smith Andrzej Tomasz Wierzbicki Christopher S. Ruf Henry Sodano Krista Wigginton Brandon Thomas Ruotolo Seymour Milton John Spence Jean D. Wineman Andrew Michael Ryan William Charles Stacey Trisha Wittkopp Karem A. Sakallah Anna G. Stefanopoulou Henry T. Wright Jeff S. Sakamoto Duxin Sun Dean C. Yang Anne Sales Jing Sun Dimitrios Zekkos Melanie S. Sanford Veera Sundararaghavan Zhengya Zhang Kamal Sarabandi Dennis Michael Sylvester Liuyan Zhao Corinna Schindler Levi Theodore Thompson Bing Zhou Michael C. Schoenfeldt Greg Michael Thurber Junjie Zhu Amy Jo Schulz Peter Todd Michael E. Zieve Peter J. Scott Louise Toppin Paul Zimmerman Randy J. Seeley Anish Tuteja
9 ACADEMIC DRESS AND CUSTOM
The colorful gowns and hoods worn by faculty members at commencement and other academic ceremonies represent the degrees, disciplines, and alma maters of the wearers. The American academic costume tradition, imported from England, dates to Colonial days. Gowns Bachelor’s or master’s degree gowns traditionally are black, as are many doctoral gowns in the United States. Some universities prescribe that their graduates wear gowns of another solid color such as blue, crimson, or green. Gowns differ in sleeve cut and trim. For example, the bachelor’s gown has long, pointed sleeves while the master’s gown has oblong sleeves. Doctoral gowns, with their distinctive bell-shaped sleeves, feature velvet panels down the front and around the neck, as well as crossbars of velvet on the sleeves. Colored trim denotes the field or discipline in which the degree was earned. Usually only a single degree from one institution is indicated by a garment. If more than one degree is held, the gown and hood of the higher or highest degree usually are worn. Hoods The hood most precisely describes the wearer’s level of degree earned, the major field of learning, and the alma mater. The level of the degree held is indicated by the hood’s shape and size and the width of its velvet or velveteen trimming. The bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s hoods are 36 inches, 42 inches, and 48 inches long, respectively. The velvet trim is two, three, and five inches wide, with the narrowest being for the bachelor’s hood and the widest for the doctor’s hood. The color of trim on the hood, as on the gown, identifies the major field of learning in which the degree was awarded. The hood is lined with the official colors of the college or university conferring the degree. Caps Caps vary in style from the traditional black mortarboard to eight-, six-, and four-corner tams, and Elizabethan-style caps. The mortarboard may be of any appropriate material, such as cotton, poplin, rayon, or silk, to match the gown. Velvet is reserved for holders of doctorates.
10 ACADEMIC COLORS
The colors of the various disciplines are as follows:
Architecture and Urban Planning blue-violet Business Administration drab Dentistry lilac Education light blue Engineering orange Environment and Sustainability russet Fine Arts brown Information lemon Kinesiology sage green Law purple Literature and Arts white Medicine kelly green Music pink Nursing apricot Pharmacy olive green Philosophy dark blue Public Health salmon pink Public Policy peacock blue Science science gold Social Work citron
Mingled colors distinguish combined curriculums.
THE UNIVERSITY MACE
The University’s mace is a symbol of academic scholarship, integrity, and authority. It is carried by the chair of the University Senate at the head of academic processions on such important ceremonial occasions as commencements, convocations, and inaugurations, representing the connection of all faculty members to important academic rituals. The mace being used today was given to the University in 1968 by the Senior Board, representing all the undergraduate schools and colleges. Crafted of red oak and trimmed with silver, the mace features the seals of the University and of the State of Michigan. Also engraved on the mace are the names of the University Presidents.
11 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY The order of presentation is by the year of founding.
College of Literature, The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, founded in 1841, was the first Science, and the Arts duly constituted college of the University of Michigan. Today, with more than 15,000 undergraduate and 2,000 graduate students, LSA is the largest of the University’s schools and colleges, and it is still the heart of the campus. Distinguished in the humanities since its earliest years, the college became preeminent in the natural sciences during the early 20th century and went on to become a world leader in social science research. The college has always been dedicated to providing a richly diverse liberal arts education that prepares students to lead fulfilling lives as responsible citizens within a wide range of professional careers.
Medical School Since opening its doors in 1850, the Medical School has been a leader in medical education, patient care, and biomedical research. In addition to its professional doctor of medicine program, the Medical School offers master’s and doctoral degrees in the basic medical sciences. The school established the nation’s first university-owned and -operated teaching hospital and created the first departments of pharmacology and human genetics in the United States. It also played an important role in the development of the electrocardiogram and in the development of iodized salt as a goiter preventive. The Medical School was among the first major American medical schools to graduate women and African Americans; today there are more practicing M.D.s from the University of Michigan than from any other medical school in the United States.
Law School Founded in 1859, the Law School awarded its first bachelor of laws degrees in 1860. In 1870, the school became the second in the nation to confer a law degree on an African American candidate and the first major law school to admit a woman. In 1871, one of the school’s graduates became the first woman with a law degree to be admitted to the bar. A national law school from its earliest years, the school’s graduates work in every state of the union and in more than 73 countries, in business, as practitioners and professors, as legislators and members of Congress, and as distinguished civil servants and members of the judiciary.
School of Dentistry Established in 1875, the School of Dentistry first granted the professional degree, doctor of dental surgery, the following year. A national leader in the training of professional dentists and long active in oral and craniofacial research, the school offers the doctor of dental surgery, master’s degrees, and graduate clinical programs in several dental specialties and general dentistry. A doctoral degree is offered in oral health sciences and in an interdepartmental program in biomaterials. The School of Dentistry also offers baccalaureate and master’s programs in dental hygiene.
College of Pharmacy Established as a department in 1868, Pharmacy became a college in 1876, the first in any university in the United States. Today, the college has an average annual enrollment of 260 doctor of pharmacy and 70 graduate students, and is consistently ranked among the top pharmacy schools in the nation. The college offers the doctor of pharmacy degree; baccalaureate programs in medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences; and doctor of philosophy programs in medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, and social and administrative sciences. Major areas of research include the biological, chemical, clinical, genomic, economic, and social aspects of drugs and therapeutic agents.
12 College of Engineering Instruction began with a class in civil engineering in 1854. Historically, the College of Engineering has been a leader in establishing departments in emerging fields, including metallurgical engineering, naval architecture and marine engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, aeronautical engineering, nuclear engineering, and computer engineering. Today, the college and its 85,000 alumni provide leadership in various technologies, healthcare, business, and the sciences, improving the quality of people’s lives around the world.
Horace H. Rackham The Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies oversees and coordinates School of Graduate graduate education, bringing together graduate students and faculty from across Studies the institution to experience and take full advantage of the University as a scholarly community. The University awarded its first master of arts degree in 1849, first master of science degree in 1859, and first doctor of philosophy degree in 1876. Organized as a department in 1892, the School of Graduate Studies became an autonomous unit in 1913. In 1935, a generous gift from Horace H. and Mary A. Rackham included the site and construction of the Rackham Building for graduate studies and a substantial endowment for carrying on graduate work and research.
A. Alfred Taubman Michigan offered its first courses in architecture in 1876. The program became College of Architecture a department in 1913, and by 1931, the College of Architecture was established and Urban Planning as a separate entity. During the 1940s, the college was one of the few schools in the country to consider research a necessary part of architectural education, and in 1946 it became the first to introduce a graduate program in urban planning. The college offers master of architecture, master of urban planning, and master of urban design degrees; bachelor of science and master of science degrees in architecture; and doctoral programs in architecture and in urban and regional planning. In 1999, the college was named in honor of A. Alfred Taubman, founder and chairman of The Taubman Company, Inc., and a longtime friend, supporter, and adviser to the college.
School of Education The School of Education was founded in 1921, 42 years after the University established the first chair in any United States collegiate institution devoted to the “science and art of teaching.” The school prepares students for professional careers in teaching and administration, and offers advanced training for researchers and practitioners at all levels of education. Teacher diplomas were first offered in 1874; the first master’s degree in education was conferred in 1891, the first Ph.D. in 1902, and the first Ed.D. in 1938.
Stephen M. Ross Building on faculty and course offerings that began in the latter part of the 19th School of Business century, the school was formally established in 1924. Today, at all levels of instruction—bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and executive education—its programs rank in the top five among American institutions. Each year nearly 1,000 new School of Business graduates enter careers as business professionals and teacher-scholars, joining the approximately 37,000 who already serve in leadership positions in business, government, and academic institutions throughout the world.
13 School for Environment The clear-cutting of Michigan’s densely forested wilderness was well under way and Sustainability when the University of Michigan began offering courses in forestry in 1881—the first university in the United States to do so. The year 1903 saw the creation of a Department of Forestry, forerunner of today’s School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS). The school’s students and faculty organized the famous 1970 Teach-In on the Environment (the prototype of Earth Day), and incubated the scholarly disciplines of Environmental Justice, Environmental Education, and Environmental Informatics. From its inception as a forestry school to the interdisciplinary institution it is today, SEAS has always prepared leaders to understand and solve the major environmental challenges of the era.
School of Music, Consistently ranked among the top performing arts schools in the nation, and Theatre & Dance one of the oldest, the School of Music, Theatre & Dance is committed to creating an environment of educational and artistic excellence, nurturing creativity, academic integrity, and professionalism in its students and faculty. With degrees offered at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels, the School is deeply engaged in the creation, practice, scholarship, and pedagogy of music, theatre, and dance. It fosters a spirit of social responsibility and principled entrepreneurship, and serves the community and state of Michigan through public performances, cultural resources, arts education, and outreach programs.
School of Nursing The University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) is an international leader in the advancement of nursing knowledge and strategies to improve health care. In addition to the four-year BSN program and the second career in nursing program, UMSN has a robust offering of graduate programs. Students are prepared to be leaders in advanced clinical practice through our M.S.N. and post-baccalaureate Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs. Students can also lead and effect change through the M.S.N. or post-masters DNP programs in systems, populations and leadership. UMSN’s prestigious Ph.D. and postdoctoral programs prepare nurse scientists to develop the knowledge necessary to support and advance nursing practice.
School of Public Health Founded in 1941 and ranked among the country’s top public health schools, the University of Michigan School of Public Health educates more than 1,000 graduate and undergraduate students each year. With over 170 faculty and researchers across six departments and numerous collaborative centers and institutes, the school brings interdisciplinary, innovative solutions to complex health challenges, including chronic and infectious diseases, obesity and food insecurity, health care quality and cost, climate change and environmental factors, and socioeconomic inequalities and their impact on health. Compassion, innovation, and inclusion drive the faculty, staff, students, and 15,000 alumni of Michigan Public Health to pursue positive change and lasting impact on the health of the world.
School of Social Work The program in social work began in 1921, and was granted the status of a school in 1951. Faculty maintain high research productivity while teaching an innovative curriculum. At the master’s level, the school prepares professional practitioners for work with individuals, children and their families, the aged, organizations, and communities. Students may focus their studies in the fields of substance abuse, mental health, education, child welfare, program evaluation, and public policy. The joint doctoral program in social work and social science is one of a kind and prepares students for academic and research careers. Graduates of both programs are found in leadership positions around the world. The School of Social Work consistently ranks as one of the best in the nation. 14 School of Information A formal program began in 1926, when the Department of Library Science was created in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. In 1948, offerings became entirely graduate and a doctoral program was inaugurated. Establishment of an independent school, committed to the interdisciplinary study of information and library principles, came in 1969. In response to the rapid change brought on by present technology, the school broadened significantly further in the 1990s. It now pursues a highly interdisciplinary approach to educate professionals who will serve as leaders in the information age. Recognizing this broader mission, the school was renamed the School of Information in 1996.
Penny W. Stamps The Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design traces its history at the University School of Art & Design to visual arts education in the late 19th century, awarding its first degree in 1960, and becoming a University of Michigan school in 1974. In 2002, the school launched a unique curriculum that prompted the National Association of Schools of Art and Design to report, “The School of Art & Design and the University of Michigan have created an opportunity to lead the academic conversation in art and design in this country.” The school prepares graduates for a broad range of creative professions through its undergraduate and graduate programs. Commitment to the integration of art and design, community engagement, international experience, connections to the academic resources of the University, interdisciplinary pursuit, and public presentation of creative work are required of all majors.
School of Kinesiology Kinesiology has been part of the University of Michigan curriculum since the turn of the 20th century and joined the ranks for the schools and colleges as an independent unit in 1984. Concentrations have the common thread of human movement and span a wide range including movement science, physical education, sport management, and athletic training. Kinesiology prepares undergraduates for careers as diverse as medicine and physical therapy to athletic administration, marketing, and law. Master’s and doctoral students expand their opportunities in higher education, research, health care, public health or medicine, business, and law.
Gerald R. Ford School The School of Public Policy prepares graduates for distinguished careers in of Public Policy policy analysis and management, and promotes improved public policy through research. Its curriculum combines rigorous grounding in contemporary social science, opportunities to develop expertise in a variety of policy domains, and practical experience. Graduates work in government and the private and nonprofit sectors, using their knowledge, judgment, and new ideas to solve social problems, both domestic and international. The school traces its history to the Institute of Public Administration, established in 1914 as one of the first programs in municipal administration in the United States. In 1999, the regents approved the naming of the school in honor of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the United States and a 1935 graduate of the University.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES
The following is a list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements. Candidates are recommended jointly by the school faculty and the Executive Board of the Graduate School, and are listed alphabetically by degree, and in some cases also by field of specialization, under the school or college which awards the degree. The listing begins with doctoral degrees and then in order of founding of the schools and colleges. 15 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Founded in 1912, Michael J. Solomon, Dean and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies
Candidates for degrees granted April 30, 2021
Doctor of Musical Arts
Jennifer Elizabeth Cresswell, Field of Specialization: Sarah Mi-Eun Kim, Field of Specialization: Music Music Performance. Dissertation: Murder, She Sang: Performance. Dissertation: Summary of Dissertation A Progression on Sopranos and Death. Recitals. Joseph Keith Kemper, Field of Specialization: Xiaoya Liu, Field of Specialization: Music Performance. Conducting (Choral). Dissertation: Three Portraits of Dissertation: Summary of Three Dissertation Recitals. Choral Repertoire: Evolutions of Choral Music, Frank Christine Elyse Lundahl, Field of Specialization: Martin Mass for Double Choir, and Ted Hearne Sound Conducting (Band). Dissertation: Wind Music Through from the Bench. the Ages: A Summary of Dissertation Recitals. Joana Lenn Rusche, Field of Specialization: Music Performance. Dissertation: Summary of Dissertation Recitals: Notes on Three Performances.
Doctor of Philosophy
Ahmed Usama Said Said Abdelhady, Field of Javad Bagherzadeh, Field of Specialization: Computer Specialization: Civil Engineering and Scientific Science and Engineering. Dissertation: A Holistic Computing. Dissertation: Resilience of Residential Solution for Reliability of 3D Parallel Systems. Wooden Structures against Wind Hazards. Navid Barani Lonbani, Field of Specialization: Electrical Abby Agi, Field of Specialization: Education and Engineering. Dissertation: Small Electrical, Mechanical, Psychology. Dissertation: What Does it Mean to be and Biomechanical Systems of Electromagnetic Black in North America? Interrogating Ethnic-Racial Radiation. Identity in Context. Joel Mason Batterman, Field of Specialization: Urban Ellen Yuleidy Aguilera, Field of Specialization: and Regional Planning. Dissertation: A Metropolitan Chemistry. Dissertation: Development of Palladium- Dilemma: Regional Planning, Governance and Power Mediated Transannular C—H Functionalization in Detroit, 1945-1995. Methods for Alicyclic Amines. Shanice Battle, Field of Specialization: Epidemiological Tutu T. Ajayi, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Science. Dissertation: Power, Place and Mental Health: Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Rapid SoC Pathways between Neighborhood Vulnerability and Design: On Architectures, Methodologies and Depressive Symptoms. Frameworks. Hannah Baumgartner, Field of Specialization: Alaa Algargoosh, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Psychology. Dissertation: Limbic Generators of Dissertation: Aural Architecture as Affect: Incentive Motivation and Aversive Motivation. Understanding the Impact of Acoustic Environments Marc Rudolf Becker, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. on Human Experience. Dissertation: Development of New Methods Involving Fahad Hamad A. Alrashed, Field of Specialization: Strained Heterocycles. Linguistics. Dissertation: Investigation of the Andrea Belgrade, Field of Specialization: Psychology. Distributions, Derivation, and Generalizations in Dissertation: Advancing Multiculturalism in Positive Arabic Plural System. Psychology: Cultivating Identity and Wellbeing from Haley Minami Amemiya, Field of Specialization: Seeds of Adversity. Cellular and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Brian Arthur Bittner, Field of Specialization: Robotics. Functional and Mechanistic Characterization of Dissertation: Data-Driven Methods for Geometric Heterochromatin-like Domains in Bacteria. Systems. Farah Ammous, Field of Specialization: Epidemiological Nicolas Boileau, Field of Specialization: Educational Science. Dissertation: Effects of DNA Methylation on Studies. Dissertation: An Investigation of the Cardiovascular Disease, Target Organ Damage, and Relationship Between Two Norms of the Instructional their Risk Factors in African Americans. Situation of Geometric Calculation with Algebra in Anna S. Antoniou, Field of Specialization: Anthropology. U.S. High School Geometry. Dissertation: Collaborating for First Foods: Ali Bolcakan, Field of Specialization: Comparative Archaeological Investigations of Chinookan and Lower Literature. Dissertation: The Language of Politics, The Chehalis Foodways in Willapa Bay, Washington. Politics of Language: The Political Literature in the Pahriya Ashrap, Field of Specialization: Environmental Late Ottoman Empire and the Early Turkish Republic. Health Sciences. Dissertation: Metal Exposure During Michael Booth, Field of Specialization: Health Behavior Pregnancy: Trends, Predictors, Associations with Birth And Health Education. Dissertation: Cognitive Outcomes and the Modifying Effect of Maternal Impairments in Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Psychosocial Stress. Diseases.
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Doctor of Philosophy
Alexandra Shelly Bova, Field of Specialization: Song Chen, Field of Specialization: Pharmacology. Neuroscience. Dissertation: Rodent Skilled Reaching: Dissertation: Membrane Curvature During Cell A Model for Investigating Neural Mechanisms of Migration. Dexterous Motor Control. Gilyoung Cheong, Field of Specialization: Mathematics. Corin L. Bowen, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Dissertation: Cycle Indices in Arithmetic Geometry. Engineering. Dissertation: Thermomechanical Wonjin Choi, Field of Specialization: Materials Science Experiments and Modeling of Shape Memory Alloy and Engineering. Dissertation: Reconfigurable Kirigami Tension Springs; Critical and Liberative Analyses of Optics and Chiral Phonons. Engineering Educational Systems. Kathleen Chou, Field of Specialization: Materials Irene Elsa Brisson, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Role of Oxygen Dissertation: Speaking, Gesturing, Drawing, Building: on Phase Stability, Precipitation, Deformation, and Relational Techniques of a Kreyòl Architecture. Oxidation in Pure Titanium and Beta Titanium Alloys. Denis Luis Bueno, Field of Specialization: Computer Megan Connor, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Software Model Dissertation: Teaching and Learning 1H Nuclear Checking with Uninterpreted Functions. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Tucker Burgin, Field of Specialization: Chemical Jessica Leigh Cote, Field of Specialization: Engineering. Dissertation: Transition Pathway Neuroscience. Dissertation: The Brain-Specific Perspectives in Molecular Simulations of Enzymes. Alternatively Spliced Isoforms of Adapter Protein Zachary Thomas Butterfield, Field of Specialization: SH2B1 Regulate Energy Balance and Neuronal Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences. Morphology and Function. Dissertation: A Multi-Scale Assessment of Solar- Evelyn Marie Covés-Datson, Field of Specialization: Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence and Its Relation to Microbiology and Immunology. Dissertation: Northern Hemisphere Forest Productivity. Molecularly Engineered Lectins as Anti-Influenza Lilian Edith Cabrera-Haro, Field of Specialization: Agents. Psychology. Dissertation: Asymmetrical Learning of Emily Marie Crossette, Field of Specialization: Win and Loss Associations: Individual Differences and Environmental Engineering. Dissertation: Microbial Task Effects. Diversity and Antimicrobial Resistance in Land Meredith Adelle Calogero, Field of Specialization: Applied Manure. Earth and Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Kathryn Irene Cunningham, Field of Specialization: High-Resolution Numerical Thermal Modeling of Information. Dissertation: Purpose-first Programming: Timescales and Mechanisms of Rhyolite Genesis A Programming Learning Approach for Learners Who and Transport as a Consequence of Basalt Influx: Care Most About What Code Achieves. Applications to the Long Valley Volcanic Field, CA. Christine R. Cuthbertson, Field of Specialization: Traci Lyn Carson, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Chemistry. Dissertation: Inhibition of Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: The Culture Nucleotide and One-Carbon Metabolism for the and Consequences of Low Energy Availability in Treatment of Cancer. National Collegiate Athletic Association Division Shiba Sundar Dandpat, Field of Specialization: One Female Distance Runners: A Mixed Methods Chemistry. Dissertation: Mechanism of Transcription Investigation. and Translation Regulation by Riboswitches in Amber Lee Cathey, Field of Specialization: Bacteria. Environmental Health Sciences. Dissertation: David Zhenzhong Dang, Field of Specialization: Phthalate Exposures and Hormonal Disruption in Aerospace Engineering and Scientific Computing. Relation to Birth Outcomes. Dissertation: Thermal and Structural Response Rachel Cawkwell, Field of Specialization: English Modeling of a Woven Thermal Protection System. Language and Literature. Dissertation: Prison Forms: Sampurna Datta Bhattacharya, Field of Specialization: Genre and Excarceral Politics in Victorian Literature. Civil Engineering. Dissertation: A Computational Yan-Cheng Chao, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Model for Coupled Hydraulic-Biochemical- Dissertation: Estimation Methods and Clinical Trial Mechanical Processes of Municipal Solid Waste Design in Small n, Sequential, Multiple-Assignment, Degradation. Randomized Trials. Peter Mitchell DeJonge, Field of Specialization: Cole Alexander Chapman, Field of Specialization: Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: Using Chemistry. Dissertation: Clinical Diagnostics For Prospective Illness Surveillance Data to Quantify, Immune Response Assessment Through Multiplexed Characterize, and Mitigate the Risk of Childcare- Biosensor Immunoassays In At-Risk Populations. Associated Respiratory Disease. Khalil Jimmy Chedid, Field of Specialization: Joseph Richard DeLeon, Field of Specialization: Film, Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: Multidrug- Television, and Media. Dissertation: Social Media at Resistant Organisms: Preventing Acquisition and the Margins: Crafting Community Media Before the Transmission. Web. Kuan-Hung Chen, Field of Specialization: Materials Giacomo Di Mauro, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Rational Design Dissertation: Lipid-Nanodiscs Formed by Paramagnetic of Electrode Architectures for Improved Performance Polymers for Fast NMR Data Acquisition. of Li-metal and Li-ion Batteries. 17 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Doctor of Philosophy
Kelsey Anne Diffley, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Christian M. Greenhill, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Regulation of Activity and Selectivity of Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Histone Deacetylases. Influence of Composition and Morphology on Ryan Adam Dodson, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. the Electronic Properties of Semiconductor Dissertation: Solvent Effects in Metal-Organic Nanostructures and Alloys. Framework Activation, Resolvation, Synthesis, and LoriAnne Groo, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Linker Exchange. Engineering. Dissertation: Integrated Damage Sensing Shengcheng Dong, Field of Specialization: in Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Matrix Composites Using Bioinformatics. Dissertation: Computational Methods Nano- and Micro-Scale Materials. to Identify Regulatory Variants in the Non-Coding Maha Said Ahmed Abdeltawab Hanafi, Field of Regions of the Human Genome. Specialization: Medicinal Chemistry. Dissertation: Elizabeth Alexandra Drueke, Field of Specialization: Targeting Sigma-2 Receptor and ZFP91 in Pancreatic Physics. Dissertation: Nonlinear Optical Effects in Cancer. Weyl Semimetals and Other Strongly Correlated John Henry Hansen, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Materials. Engineering. Dissertation: Control Allocation of Audrey Veronne Eshun, Field of Specialization: Flexible Aircraft for Load Alleviation. Chemistry. Dissertation: Investigations of Organic Michelle Harr, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Molecules Using Entangled Photons as a Novel Engineering. Dissertation: The Effects of Temperature Spectroscopic Tool. and Microstructure on Slip Localization in Erin Eda Evke, Field of Specialization: Materials Microtextured Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo under Dwell Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Kirigami-Based Fatigue. Approaches to the Development of Highly Tunable Sicheng He, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Mechanical, Electrical, and Optical Systems and Engineering. Dissertation: Aerodynamic Shape Devices. Optimization using a Time-Spectral Approach for Negar Farzaneh, Field of Specialization: Bioinformatics. Limit Cycle Oscillation Prediction. Dissertation: Automated Decision Support System for Whitney Michelle Hegseth, Field of Specialization: Traumatic Injuries. Educational Studies. Dissertation: Respect by Design: Ian Fishback, Field of Specialization: Philosophy. How Different Educational Systems Interact with Dissertation: Method and the Morality of War. Mutual Respect in Classrooms. Nicholas Jonte Foster, Field of Specialization: Chemical Matthew Hildner, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Biology. Dissertation: Defining Binding Principles to Engineering. Dissertation: Modeling and Control of Target Coactivator Med25-Activator Interaction. Transient Mixing Flow for Direct Ink Write Additive Amy Fulton, Field of Specialization: Higher Education. Manufacturing. Dissertation: College President Responses to Student Junho Hong, Field of Specialization: Physics. Activism on Campus. Dissertation: The N=4 SU(N) Super-Yang-Mills Index Oliver Jintha Gadabu, Field of Specialization: Health and Dual AdS Black Holes. Infrastructures and Learning Systems. Dissertation: Michael Yeungjun Hua, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Describing Documentation of Electronic Health Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Records (EHR) in Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) Advances in Microscopic, Time-Correlated Neutron Clinics to Improve Data Quality for Healthcare Noise Techniques. Processes in Malawi. Ignacio Jose Huerta Bravo, Field of Specialization: Patricia Marie Garay, Field of Specialization: Romance Languages and Literatures Spanish. Neuroscience. Dissertation: Promoter Selection Dissertation: Fascism, Populism and Common Sense and Smith-Magenis Syndrome Protein Retinoic in Spain: La Gaceta Literaria, La Conquista del Estado, Acid Induced-1 in Neuronal Activity-Dependent F.E. y Vertice (1927-1939). Transcription. Melissa Anne Hutcheson, Field of Specialization: Kunal Garg, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Physics. Dissertation: Search for the Rare Decay of the Engineering. Dissertation: Advances in the Theory of Neutral Kaon, KL-->?0??. Fixed-time Stability with Applications in Constrained Ameya Pranav Jalihal, Field of Specialization: Cellular Control and Optimization. and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: To Find and Jiseok Gim, Field of Specialization: Materials to Form: Cellular Strategies for Intracellular Target Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Hierarchical Search and Higher-Order Assembly. Nanostructure of Natural Biominerals and Man-made Abhijit Jassem, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Semiconductors. Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Leigh Gayle Goetschius, Field of Specialization: Analysis of Non-Uniform Cathode Emission and Psychology. Dissertation: Violence Exposure and Social Backward Wave Oscillations in a Traveling Wave Tube. Deprivation: Neural Connectivity Correlates and Aman Kumar Jha, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Protective Factors. Engineering. Dissertation: Thermal Characterization of Mark Joseph Greenfield, Field of Specialization: High-Power Diode Lasers Using Thermoreflectance. Mathematics. Dissertation: Some New Directions in Lu Jie, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Computer Teichmüeller Theory. Engineering. Dissertation: Advanced Noise-Shaping Data Conversion Techniques. 18 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
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Jacob Crossman Johnson, Field of Specialization: Jaywoo Kim, Field of Specialization: Kinesiology and Molecular and Integrative Physiology. Dissertation: Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Evaluating Circadian Rhythms, Light, and Social Perception: the Effects of Powered Prostheses on Walking Sensory Regulation of Lifespan in Drosophila. Biomechanics In and Out of the Lab. Garrett William Johnson, Field of Specialization: Matthew Jeffrey Krupcale, Field of Specialization: Chemical Biology. Dissertation: High-Throughput Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences siRNA Screening Reveals Epigenetic Proteins that and Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Modeling Differentially Regulate Intratumoral Heterogeneity in Dispersion of Radionuclides in the Turbulent Triple-Negative Breast Cancer. Atmosphere. Louis Joslyn, Field of Specialization: Bioinformatics. Alex Kukreja, Field of Specialization: Biophysics. Dissertation: Multiscale Modeling of T Cells in Dissertation: A Nanoscale Blueprint of the Human Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infection. Kinetochore and the Functional Limits of Its Design. Ilham Variansyah, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Aaron Y. Kurz, Field of Specialization: Earth and Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: A Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Mercury Stable Robust Second-Order Multiple Balance Method and Isotopes Identify Past and Present Mercury Sources α-Weighted Multigroup Constants for Time-Dependent and Cycling. Nuclear Reactor Simulations. Abigail May Lamb, Field of Specialization: Molecular, Elnaz Kabir, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Cellular and Developmental Biology. Dissertation: Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Predictive and Genetic Determinants of the Development and Prescriptive Analytics for Managing the Impact of Evolution of Drosophila Pigmentation. Hazards on Power Systems. Nathalie Lambrecht, Field of Specialization: Nutritional Dawn Marie Kaczmar, Field of Specialization: English Sciences. Dissertation: Understanding the Role of Language and Literature. Dissertation: Disability and Livestock Ownership on Anemia among Young Race in British Literature, 1580-1833. Children in Ghana. Steven Michael Karamihas, Field of Specialization: Samantha Rose Lapehn, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Improvement Toxicology. Dissertation: Spatial and Temporal Protein of Inertial Profiler Measurements of Urban and Low- Oxidation and Redox Signaling in Mechanisms of Speed Roadways. Structural Birth Defects. Mohammad Ali Kazemi Lari, Field of Specialization: Charles Olson Leak, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Multidisciplinary Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Study of Soft Shape Morphing Systems. Techniques for Pixelated Ambipolar-Sensitive Sarah Kearns, Field of Specialization: Chemical Biology. Semiconductor Gamma-Ray Spectrometers. Dissertation: Mechanism of Cytoskeleton Modification HaEun Lee, Field of Specialization: Nursing. by Histone Methyltransferase SETD2. Dissertation: Understanding the Association of Jason Michael Keil, Field of Specialization: Human Savings and Internal Lending Communities (SILCs) Genetics. Dissertation: Symmetric Neural Progenitor Participation and Household Wealth and Access Divisions Require Chromatin-Mediated Homology- of Reproductive Health Services (RHSs) in Rural Directed DNA Repair. Zambia. Samantha Blake Kemp, Field of Specialization: Jeongsup Lee, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Molecular and Cellular Pathology. Dissertation: Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Implementations Elucidating Mechanisms of Immune Suppression in of Low-Power µProcessor System for Miniaturized IoT Mouse and Human Pancreatic Cancer. Applications. Sydney May Keough, Field of Specialization: Philosophy. Saerom Lee, Field of Specialization: Business Dissertation: Self-Understanding and Narrative Administration. Dissertation: Organizing for Explanation. Entrepreneurship. Esmaeil Keyvanshokooh, Field of Specialization: Sage Lee, Field of Specialization: Communication. Industrial and Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Dissertation: Permanently Connected: Behavior, Personalized Data-Driven Learning and Optimization: Perception, and Their Impact on News Sharing. Theory and Applications to Healthcare. Sangmin Lee, Field of Specialization: Chemical Eshita Khera, Field of Specialization: Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Assembly Behavior of Engineering. Dissertation: Engineering Tumor Hard and DNA-Programmable Colloidal Shapes into Distribution of Antibody-Drug Conjugates. Complex Crystal Structures. Daeho Kim, Field of Specialization: Civil Engineering. Suhak Lee, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Dissertation: Toward Co-Robotic Construction: Visual Engineering. Dissertation: Electrode-Specific Site Monitoring & Hazard Detection to Ensure Worker Degradation Diagnostics for Lithium-Ion Batteries Safety. with Practical Considerations. Taemin Kim, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Young-eun Lee, Field of Specialization: Psychology. Engineering. Dissertation: Greenhouse Gas Reduction Dissertation: The Development of Responses to via Co-optimization of Alternative Diesel Fuels with Unfairness in Children. Compression Ignition Engines.
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Doctor of Philosophy
Manqi Li, Field of Specialization: Business Candice Kaplan Martin, Field of Specialization: Administration. Dissertation: Data-Driven Operations Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Analysis of the Management. Aerodynamics of Tumbling Spacecraft During Orbital Nan Li, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Engineering. Decay and Reentry. Dissertation: Game-Theoretic and Set-Based Methods Jason Martinez, Field of Specialization: Civil for Safe Autonomous Vehicles on Shared Roads. Engineering. Dissertation: Finite Element Analysis Claire Lin, Field of Specialization: Applied and of Steel-Concrete Composite Floor Systems under Interdisciplinary Mathematics. Dissertation: Efficient Traveling Fires. Model-Based Reconstruction for Dynamic MRI. Alvaro Giovanni Masias, Field of Specialization: Alexander Linsalata, Field of Specialization: Cellular Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Identification Properties of Lithium Metal for Solid State Batteries. of Novel Modifiers of RAN Translation at FMR1 and Carolyn Pietrucha Masserang, Field of Specialization: C9ORF72. Educational Studies. Dissertation: Understanding the Bingjie Liu, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Identities, Emotions, Attitudes and Motivations of Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Simulation Developmental Mathematics Students in the Context Parameter Calibration with Field Operational Data: of Their Prior Learning and Life Experiences. Methods and Applications. Nina Brooks Masters, Field of Specialization: Chester Liu, Field of Specialization: Electrical Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: Understanding Engineering. Dissertation: Design of Configurable the Resurgence of an Eliminated Disease: Spatial, and Extensible Accelerator Architecture for Machine Attitudinal, and Regulatory Factors Underlying Learning Algorithms. Measles Outbreaks in the Post-Elimination Era. Rundao Lu, Field of Specialization: Electrical and David R. Mayers, Field of Specialization: Applied Computer Engineering. Dissertation: CMOS mm- Physics. Dissertation: New Applications of Satellite- Wave Digital Beamformer Receiver with Parallelized Measured Tropical Cyclone Wind Speeds. Continuous-Time Band-Pass Delta-Sigma ADCs. Sara Marie Medfisch, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Tianrui Luo, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Dissertation: Optimization of Nanodisc Array Engineering. Dissertation: MRI Excitation Pulse Generation on Silicon Photonic Microring Resonators Design and Image Reconstruction for Accelerated for Lipid-Protein and Membrane Protein-Protein Neuroimaging. Interaction Characterization. Sabrina Rachel Lynch, Field of Specialization: Peter Benjamin Meisenheimer, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Engineering. Dissertation: Non-Newtonian Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Stabilized Mass Transport Model: Applications Disorder Engineering of Ferroic Properties. to Thrombosis Research in Cardiovascular Bruna Menezes, Field of Specialization: Chemical Hemodynamics. Engineering. Dissertation: A New Hybrid Agent-Based Lu Ma, Field of Specialization: Physics. Dissertation: Model to Evaluate Antibody-Drug Conjugates in Solid Electromagnetic Field Sensing with Rydberg Atoms in Tumors. Vapor Cells. Aaron Huber Mininger, Field of Specialization: Jamie L. MacLennan, Field of Specialization: Applied Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Physics. Dissertation: Rydberg Molecules and Expanding Task Diversity in Explanation-Based Excitation of Lattice-Mixed Rydberg States in a Deep Interactive Task Learning. Ponderomotive Optical Lattice. Seyedamirhossein Mirhosseininiri, Field of Shai Madjar, Field of Specialization: Philosophy. Specialization: Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Emotional Assessment and Emotion Dissertation: Datacenter Architectures for the Regulation: A Philosophical Approach. Microservices Era. Ifeanyi Kizito Madu, Field of Specialization: Chemical Lillie Margaret Moffett, Field of Specialization: Engineering. Dissertation: Understanding the Education and Psychology. Dissertation: Investigating Optical and Photophysical Properties of Organic and the Feasibility of Preschool Interventions Targeting Hybrid Macromolecules and Polymers for Solar Cell Children’s Executive Functioning & Math Skills. Application. Aakash Mohpal, Field of Specialization: Economics. Lauren Marie Mancia, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Essays in Development Economics. Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Numerical John Moon, Field of Specialization: Electrical Investigations of Cavitation-Induced Tissue Damage. Engineering. Dissertation: Temporal Data Analysis Adam Alexander Markovitz, Field of Specialization: Using Reservoir Computing and Dynamic Memristors. Health Service Organization and Policy. Dissertation: Emily Helen Mordan, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Changes in Spending, Risk Selection, and the Response Dissertation: Addressing Common HPLC Detector of Frontline Clinicians: Understanding Performance Challenges Using Silicon Photonic Microring Mechanisms in the Medicare Shared Savings Program. Resonators with Applications for Polymer Separations Wesley Javier Marrero Colon, Field of Specialization: and More. Industrial and Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Ellen Augusta Mulvihill, Field of Specialization: Data-Driven Decision Making in Healthcare. Chemistry and Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Simulating Electronically Nonadiabatic Dynamics via the Generalized Quantum Master Equation. 20 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
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Jaime Alejandro Muñoz Velázquez, Field of Shaowu Pan, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Specialization: Psychology. Dissertation: Characterizing Engineering and Scientific Computing. Dissertation: the Association Between Material Hardship Across Robust and Interpretable Learning for Operator- Development and Connectome-Wide Brain Theoretic Modeling of Non-linear Dynamics. Connectivity in Adolescents. Shruti Paranjape, Field of Specialization: Physics. Elizabeth Alice Nabney, Field of Specialization: Classical Dissertation: Bootstrapping Scattering Amplitudes in Studies. Dissertation: Labour and Family Separation in Effective Field Theories. Roman Egypt. Charles Park, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Hideaki Nakao, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Engineering. Dissertation: Immunoengineering Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Distributionally Approaches for the Treatment of Cancer and Robust Optimization in Sequential Decision Making. Prevention of Infectious Diseases. Jalal Adham Nasser, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Taeju Park, Field of Specialization: Computer Science Engineering. Dissertation: Nanostructured Interphases and Engineering. Dissertation: Optimization of In- for Improved Interfacial Adhesion in Structural and Vehicle Network Design. Ballistic Composites. Abhijit Parolia, Field of Specialization: Molecular and Weixuan Nie, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Cellular Pathology. Dissertation: Characterizing and Dissertation: Designing Novel Molecular Catalyst Targeting the Chromatin Determinants of Cancer Cell Systems for Electrochemical CO2 Reduction with Identity: Cancer’s Addiction to its Originating Cellular High Activity at Low Effective Overpotentials. Lineage. Edward Nolan, Field of Specialization: Classical Studies. Anita Patel, Field of Specialization: Neuroscience. Dissertation: Language and Difference in Herodotus. Dissertation: Gut-brain Axis Regulation of Food Intake Cosme Almanzor Ochoa, Field of Specialization: and Visceral Illness. Robotics. Dissertation: Metalevel Motion Planning for Hanzhang Pei, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Unmanned Aircraft Systems: Metrics Definition and Computer Engineering and Scientific Computing. Algorithm Selection. Dissertation: High Fidelity Coherent Pulse Stacking James Kayode Ofuegbe, Field of Specialization: Naval Amplification with Intelligent System Controls. Architecture and Marine Engineering. Dissertation: Samuel Louis Pellone, Field of Specialization: Relation at the Fluid-Structure Interface and Residuary Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Vorticity Force in Flow Induced Oscillations with Experimental Dynamics of Hydrodynamic Instabilities Occurring Validation (VIV & Galloping). at Material Interfaces: Application to High-Energy- Nicole Olson, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Density Systems. Dissertation: Microscopic and Spectroscopic Analysis Yibo Pi, Field of Specialization: Computer Science and of Atmospheric Aerosols from Organic and Freshwater Engineering. Dissertation: Evaluating and Improving Sources. Internet Load Balancing with Large-Scale Latency Amel Omari, Field of Specialization: Health Behavior Measurements. And Health Education. Dissertation: The Health Lisa Marie Pinatti, Field of Specialization: Cancer Benefits of Educational Attainment and Citizenship Biology. Dissertation: Investigating Molecular for Racialized Migrants to France. Drivers of Human Papillomavirus (HPV)-Related Edison Ong, Field of Specialization: Bioinformatics. Oropharyngeal Cancer. Dissertation: Rational Vaccine Design by Reverse & Jacqueline Mechtilde Antoinette Popma, Field of Structural Vaccinology and Ontology. Specialization: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. John David Orlet, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Deer Browsing Effects on Temperate Dissertation: New Interfaces to Silicon Photonic Forest Biogeochemistry, Plant Community Microring Resonator Arrays for Chemical Separations. Composition, and Plant Chemistry. Meghan Oster, Field of Specialization: Higher Michael Vernon Potter, Field of Specialization: Education. Dissertation: Performance-Based Funding: Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Advancing An In-Depth Policy Analysis. Human Lower-limb Kinematic Estimation Using Zhicheng Ouyang, Field of Specialization: Civil Inertial Measurement Units. Engineering and Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Alexa Rakoski, Field of Specialization: Physics. Computational Frameworks for Probabilistic Dissertation: Revisiting Unsolved Mysteries: A Journey Performance-Based Wind Assessment of Envelope Into Bulk and Surface Characteristics of Samarium Systems of Engineered Buildings. Hexaboride Using Transport Measurements. Daniel Rocky Owen, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Vyas Ramasubramani, Field of Specialization: Chemical Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Engineering and Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Modeling Dose-Function Response and Toxicity Exploring the Limits of Hard Shape Models for Self- Pathways in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients Assembly. Undergoing Radiation Treatment. Naomi Sasha Ramesar, Field of Specialization: Chemical Sarah N. Owen, Field of Specialization: Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Engineered Supraparticles Engineering. Dissertation: Application of Ultra-low and Their Photocatalytic Applications. Circulating Biomarkers and Single Cell Analysis from Marlon D. Ramos, Field of Specialization: Earth and Solid Tumors with Single Molecule Resolution. Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Physics-based Simulations of Large Earthquake Rupture Processes. 21 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
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Kimberly Charis Ransom, Field of Specialization: Benjamin David Silcox, Field of Specialization: Educational Studies. Dissertation: There Are Children Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Stability and Here: Examining Black Childhood in Rosenwald Cyclability Predictions of Redox Active Organic Schools of Pickens County Alabama (1940-1969). Molecules for Non-Aqueous Redox Flow Batteries. Narathip Reamaroon, Field of Specialization: Derek Jeffery Smith, Field of Specialization: Earth and Bioinformatics. Dissertation: Label Uncertainty Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: The Impact and Learning Using Partially Available Privileged of Microbial Interactions and Hydrogen Peroxide on Information for Clinical Decision Support: Western Lake Erie Cyanobacterial Blooms. Applications in Detection of Acute Respiratory Catherine Suzanne Snyder, Field of Specialization: Distress Syndrome. Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Nicole Chase Rockey, Field of Specialization: Polymer Nanoparticle Design for Ovarian Cancer Environmental Engineering. Dissertation: Novel Therapies. Approaches to Monitor Virus Fate Through Water Kelly A. Speth, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Treatment Processes. Dissertation: Developing New Statistical Methods for Attabey Rodríguez Benítez, Field of Specialization: Challenges in Evaluating Dynamic Treatment Regimes. Chemical Biology. Dissertation: Selectivity Isaac Anton Spiegel, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Mechanisms Employed by Flavin-Dependent Engineering. Dissertation: Hybrid Systems, Iterative Monooxygenases. Learning Control, and Non-minimum Phase. Christine Ann Rygiel, Field of Specialization: Siddhartha Srivastava, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Environmental Health Sciences. Dissertation: Perinatal Engineering. Dissertation: Graph Theoretic Algorithms Lead (Pb) Exposure’s Effect on DNA Methylation Adaptable to Quantum Computing. and Hydroxymethylation and Risk of Adverse Noah Isaac Steinfeld, Field of Specialization: Cellular Neurodevelopmental Outcomes. and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Roles and Emily Rae Sabo, Field of Specialization: Linguistics. Regulation of the Lipid Kinase, Vps34. Dissertation: Social Factors in the Production, Kristefer Stojanovski, Field of Specialization: Health Perception and Processing of Contact Varieties: Behavior And Health Education. Dissertation: Systems Evidence from Bilingual Corpora, Nativeness Science Approaches to Visualize, Model, and Explore Evaluations, and Real-time Processing (EEG) of Stigma’s Role in Socially Patterning HIV Risk Among Spanish-accented English. Gay, Bisexual, and Other Men Who Have Sex With Anjan Kumar Saha, Field of Specialization: Cancer Men (GBMSM) in Europe. Biology. Dissertation: The Genetics and Epigenetics of Felicia Sutanto, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Centromeres in Cancer. Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Melody Sanders, Field of Specialization: Chemical Fast Neutron Background Quanti fication in Water Biology. Dissertation: Understanding Transcription Cherenkov and Segmented Organic Scintillation through Structural Characterization of the CBP-p53 Antineutrino Detectors. Transcriptional Coactivator-Activator Complex. Yihao Tang, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Jared Michael Scott, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Engineering. Dissertation: Numerical Prediction of Engineering. Dissertation: Temporal Characteristics of Turbulent Non-Premixed Forced Ignition in Altitude High-Frequency Oscillations as a Biomarker of Human Relight. Epilepsy. Sean Tanzey, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Bryan Francis Sears, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Novel Approaches to PET Pharmacology. Dissertation: Investigating the Acute Imaging Neurodegeneration. and Chronic Effects of Known and Novel Opioid Eleni Temeche, Field of Specialization: Materials Science Ligands. and Engineering. Dissertation: Solid Electrolytes Omar Ashraf Omar Abdelkawy Sediek, Field of Derived From Precursors and Liquid-Feed Flame Spray Specialization: Civil Engineering and Scientific Pyrolysis Nano-Powders to Enable the Assembly of Computing. Dissertation: Multiscale Simulation and All-Solid-State-Batteries. Assessment of the Seismic Resilience of Communities. Emily A. Theriault-Kimmey, Field of Specialization: Shriya Sethuraman, Field of Specialization: Educational Studies. Dissertation: Researching a Bioinformatics. Dissertation: Genome-wide Practice of Teaching Elementary Mathematics Aimed Identification of Non-coding Transcription by RNA at Disrupting Inequity and Promoting Justice. Polymerase V and Its Involvement in Transcriptional Brian Daniel Tobelmann, Field of Specialization: Gene Silencing. Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Qicang Shen, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Design of High-Performance Surfaces for Controlling Engineering and Radiological Sciences and Scientific Phase Transformation. Computing. Dissertation: Robust and Efficient Audrey Elizabeth Tolbert, Field of Specialization: Methods in Transient Whole-Core Neutron Transport Chemistry. Dissertation: Fully Selective Pb(II) Calculations. Templated Heterotrimeric Redox and Hydrolytic Shilva Shrestha, Field of Specialization: Environmental Metalloenzymes. Engineering. Dissertation: Advancing Chain Elongation Technology for Medium Chain Carboxylic Acids Production from Waste Streams. 22 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Doctor of Philosophy
Erica Elizabeth Twardzik, Field of Specialization: Aaron White, Field of Specialization: Physics. Kinesiology and Epidemiology. Dissertation: Dissertation: Searches for the Rare Decay of the Higgs Optimizing Post-Stroke Functioning: Using Mixed Boson to Two Muons and for New Physics in Dilepton Methods to Understand the Role of Built and Social Final States with the ATLAS Experiment. Environments for Physical Activity, Quality of Life, Leighton Wayne Wilson, Field of Specialization: and Lived Experience. Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics and James Bryan Usevitch, Field of Specialization: Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Development and Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Advancements in Application of Numerical Methods in Biomolecular Adversarially-Resilient Consensus and Safety-Critical Solvation. Control for Multi-Agent Networks. Bartosz Woda, Field of Specialization: Economics. Andrew David Usher, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Essays on International Worker Mobility. Economics. Dissertation: Three Essays in the Deokoh Woo, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Economics of Price Setting. Dissertation: Model Predictive Control-based Surface Daniel Oliver Walden, Field of Specialization: Classical Condensation Prevention for Thermo-active Building Studies. Dissertation: To Sing the Deeds of Men: Systems (TABS): In Regard to the Partial Theoretical Epithet and Identity in Homeric Epic. Model Approach. Ce Wang, Field of Specialization: Molecular, Cellular Wenhao Xu, Field of Specialization: Physics. and Developmental Biology. Dissertation: Physiological Dissertation: Observation of W W W Production Relevance of Novel Lysosomal Ion Channels. in Proton-Proton Collisions at s = 13 TeV with the Iris M. Wang, Field of Specialization: Psychology. ATLAS Detector. Dissertation: How Ecological Conditions Impact Daniel Francis Yang, Field of Specialization: Sport Sociality. Management. Dissertation: Uncovering Institutional Jieqiong Wang, Field of Specialization: Architecture. and Organizational Factors Influencing Corporate Dissertation: Reimagining Shenzhen Urbanism: Philanthropy in Professional Sport: Why Some Teams Villages-in-the-City, Architecture Biennales, and Give More than Others. Modern City-Building. Yu Yao, Field of Specialization: Robotics. Dissertation: Qi Wang, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Collection and Analysis of Driving Videos Based on Engineering. Dissertation: Stochastic Modeling of the Traffic Participants. Formation of Aromatics in Combustion. Qiushi Yu, Field of Specialization: Political Science and Tianlin Wang, Field of Specialization: Electrical Scientific Computing. Dissertation: Bayesian Latent Engineering. Dissertation: Engineering Calibration and Variable Models for Discrete Choice Data. Physical Principles of GNSS-Reflectometry for Earth Mostafa Mahmoud Mohamed Zaky, Field of Remote Sensing. Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: Xintong Wang, Field of Specialization: Computer Electromagnetic Modeling for Radar Remote Sensing Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Computational of Snow-Covered Terrain. Modeling and Design of Financial Markets: Towards Chengwei Zhai, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Manipulation-Resistant and Expressive Markets. Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Simulating Xinyan Wang, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Long-Term and Short-Term Community and Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Infrastructure Vulnerability and Response to Natural The Gamma Deposition Matrix Method for Coupled Hazards. Neutron-gamma Reactor Heating Calculations. Songan Zhang, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Yuanying Wang, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Engineering. Dissertation: Synthesis and Evaluation of Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Computationally- Automated Vehicles. Efficient Thermal Modeling Techniques for Electric Xin Zhang, Field of Specialization: Mathematics. Machines. Dissertation: Topics in Stochastic Analysis and Control. Yuqi Wang, Field of Specialization: Biological Chemistry. Chunyi Zhao, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Exploring the Function of Polyphosphate Dissertation: Development of Collision Induced in the Contact Pathway of Blood Clotting and Unfolding for the Study of Large Multiprotein Developing Polyphosphate Probes for Enhanced Complexes. Specificity. Boyi Zheng, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Charles Fredrick Welch, Field of Specialization: Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Multiple-element Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Direct Digital Beamforming For Next Generation Leveraging Longitudinal Data for Personalized Wireless Communication System. Prediction and Word Representations. Nina Zhou, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Shane Scott Wells, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Synthetic Data Sharing and Estimation Dissertation: Improving Sensitivity and Throughput of Viable Dynamic Treatment Regimes with for Bioanalytical Measurements with Mass Observational Data. Spectrometry using Microfluidics and Online Sample Wenqing Zhou, Field of Specialization: Naval Preparation. Architecture and Marine Engineering. Dissertation: Brendan Lee West, Field of Specialization: Computer Modeling of Welding-Induced Distortion Effects Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Streaming on Fatigue Behaviors of Lightweight Shipboard Architectures for Medical Image Reconstruction. Structures. 23 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Computational Discovery Daeho Kim Qi Wang and Engineering Zhengyu Li Xian Yu Xianghao Chen Che-Yi Liao Huiwen Jia Sabrina Rachel Lynch
Master of Science
Chemical Biology Survey and Data Science Boya Li Majd Abuaita Abdelaziz Adawe Mao Li Danya Alkahwaji Curtiss Wayne Engstrom Xuefei Li Fatima Almusawi Jiangzhou Fu Junhan Tang Madeline Carlia Mattice Tianheao Wang Michelle Nguyen Survey Methodology Ziheng Zhang Ahmad Jamil Sabbagh Jesus Alberto Arrue Buendia Maximilian Wagner RJ Batas
24 COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS Founded in 1841, Anne Curzan, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Cognitive Science Science, Technology, World Performance Studies Mana Heshmati and Society Margaret Brennan Chia-Wen Lo Joseph Richard DeLeon Elizabeth Ann McNeill Judaic Studies Bassam F. Sidiki Sam Noah Shuman Stephanie Eileen Triplett
Museum Studies Ayana Naomi Curran-Howes Susan Michelle Dine Allan A. Martell
Master of Arts
Anthropology Peiwei Zhang Interdisciplinary Program in Paloma Contreras Zekun Zhao Transcultural Studies Angie Feak Xiaoyang Zhu Samantha Briggs Dunlap Søren Kristoffer Frykholm Alyson Elizabeth Grigsby Asian Studies: Japan Casper Kazor Anthropology and History Lauren Cooper Guz Nathan Walter Wojcik Salman Adil Hussain Elizabeth Gabrielle Byara Wood Classical Studies-Greek Applied Economics Amanda Marie Kubic International and Regional Shuoyu Chen Studies Changwon Choi Classical Studies-Latin Jun Ai Haoyue Chu Erin Rose Haney Jessie Bakitunda Hongyu Dai Tere Josephine Elizalde Chang Gao Economics Sophie Ayumi Hasuo Chang Ge Lea Jeanette Bart Joshua Chun Wah Kam Qifan Hu Jingyuan Cui Shohei Kawamata Jinhui Jia Billy Haoyang Huang Nicholas Xavier Kolenda Ziqian Ju Erin Corsi Markiewitz Emma Selene Staats Lerman Kai-Yuan Ke Nikhil Rao Elinor Lindeman Jared Alexander Korotney Carolina Tojal Ramos dos Santos Haralambos James Missler Lin Li Florian Trouvain Mingzhe Li Anirudh Singh Yadav Linguistics Kristen Li Lauretta Sze Pui Cheng Zhuowen Li English Language and Jing Liang Literature Modern Middle Eastern and Chenxing Lin Sydney Misako Owada North African Studies Ruitong Liu Torre Nicole Puckett Mekarem Eljamal Angel Jiabei Rao Scott Michael Reel Tong Su Joey Joon Song Philosophy Junyu Wang Justin Asay Barney Shouren Wang History Laura Katherine Soter Wei Wang Günay Kayarlar Yanlin Xiao Paige Alexis Newhouse Political Science Minghao Yang Lediona Shahollari Hayden Jackson Wanzhuo Yang Princess Hope Williams Xuerui Yang History of Art Chengshuo Zhang Madeleine Jean Aquilina Romance Languages and Hanren Zhang Dylan Volk Literatures French Sandra Sue Williams Gala Patenkovic Youngshin Yook Adam Benjamin Smith
25 COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS
Master of Arts
Romance Languages and Southeast Asian Studies Baekjin Kim Literatures Spanish Mai Ze Vang Wesley Javier Marrero Colon Hannah Hussamy Yujia Pan Statistics Sociology Elnaz Kabir Minha Noh Esmaeil Keyvanshokooh
Master of Fine Arts
Creative Writing Ayokunle Falomo Andrew Nelles Dur e Aziz Amna Connor Arthur Greer Kashona Notah Catalina Bode Nathan Kweku John Catherine Valdez Christopher Anthony Crowder Anna Majeski Matthew Wamser Maya E. Dobjensky Julia McDaniel Serena Monique Dobson Nadia Marie Mota
Master of Science
Applied and Interdisciplinary Tianci Liu Jiaqi Shen Mathematics Yue Liu Anna Danielle Spoto Jorge Arce-Garro Yuyao Liu Matthew Joseph Whalen Joanne Dong Ming-Chen Lu Ina Zaimi Oscar Gonzalez Xiru Lyu April Nellis Weijie Pan Data Science Chuhao Sun Xiaohan Qiu Anshul Aggarwal Benjamin W. Rappoport Palash Biswas Applied Physics Yanhan Si Fenglong Cai Isak Olai Johnson Ziyi Song Xianghao Chen Xinghua Tao Yue Du Applied Statistics Karen Wang Ting Gong Katherine Ahn Xiao Wang Zeyuan Hu Kali Aloisi Yujia Wang Pingxuan Huang Ajanae Nicole Bennett Yuying Wang Yanisa Kaewkhao Zhijun Cai Xinran Wu Yin Kwong John Lee Loc Quynh Cao Xinrui Wu Ernest Seong-Woo Leem Jingxian Chen Jingwen Xiao Zhengyu Li Tianqi Chen Yiyi Xu Kunsheng Lyu Yichao Chen Yuan Zeng Senwei Ma Daxuan Deng Lei Zhang Hisamitsu Maeda Ryan Elizabeth Duncan Sijun Zhang Aravind Mantravadi Zhilan Fan Yueyang Zhang Weiye Mei Haonan Feng Zhe Zhao Nick Paris Yilin Feng Shichao Zhong Yuyou Qian Hao He Wenjing Zhou Kyle William Schulz Zhilin He Shangquan Sun Eric Hernandez-Montenegro Chemistry Alyssa Katherine Wisk Zhijun Hua Christian Oscar Alvarez Gang Yang Zheng Jing Ariana Caiati Hongxin Yang Suppapat Korsurat Rebecca Fantone Yue Yu Moeki Kurita Nicholas Frank Garza Zhewen Zhang Chuwen Li Frances Gu Xijian Zhao Enhao Li Matthew Richard Lasky Yicheng Zhou Huayu Li Jianxin Liu Haofeng Zhu Wenjing Li Maiko Judy Lunn Joshua Adam Zimmer Diana Liang Elizabeth Catherine Manickas Lee-Yang Lin Danielle Nicole Maxwell Earth and Environmental Ting-Wei Lin Ruby May Miller Sciences Benhan Liu Maria Teresa Morales Colon Jacob M. Okun Bowen Liu Alexander J. Postmaa 26 Shichao Liu Jiayu Ren COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS
Master of Science
Ecology and Evolutionary Molecular, Cellular and Rachel Autumn Klein Biology Developmental Biology Lindsey Marie Meister Brianna Mae Mims Paola Carrillo Irene Melani Simone Oliphant Shipra Garg Andres Pinedo Sarah Orth Heather Marie Gregg Salam Qalieh Juanita Pardo Sanchez Emma Kathryn McLean Katherine Elizabeth Robertson Anjali Wilson Shakya Timothy Mladenovic Briana Aubri Scott Joyah Alise Watkins Jowana A. Obeid Kayla Elizabeth Smith Whitney Ann White Annie M. Taylor Laura Katherine Soter Lewis Woodard Mathematics Quantitative Finance and Risk Samuel Nathan Baltz Physics Management Emilee Cardin Ibrahim Chahrour Christopher Wenyi Chen Junshan Chen Nan Cheng Xiaotong Duan Haoyue Chu Joshua William Foster Qihao Hu Sijia Geng Jem Aizen Guhit Yanqing Li Annaliese Elaine Keiser Nicholas Graves Kyriacou Donghua Liu Aaditya Lakshmanan Taigao Ma Hiroyuki Makino Swaraj Sridhar Pande Owen Fischer Puls Heqian Song Dengwang Tang Haley Rebecca Reid Tian Tian Naicheng Wu Robert Saskowski Hongyu Wang Shoucheng Yu Xiaohan Wan Changmin Xu Chengshuo Zhang Yinying Zhang Lechuan Yin Christopher Zhang Lingxiao Zhou Mingqi Yin Zijin Zhang Psychology Shiyun Zhou Mena Kanani Davidson Zeyu Zhou Arielle LaVonne Ewing
MEDICAL SCHOOL Founded in 1850, Marschall S. Runge, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Cellular Biotechnology Precision Health Andrew James McKeon Haley Minami Amemiya Jacque Adams Jowana A. Obeid Hee Jae Choi
Master of Science
Bioinformatics Cooper Stansbury Juan Manuel Nevarez Haley Minami Amemiya Emily Marisa Wittrup Rachel Nicholas Wenjia Cao Deepa M. Raghavan Ashna M. Lalwani Biological Chemistry Sebastien Rauch Yueming Li Alexandria Anastasia Chabez Eleese Kay Timiney Yingtong Liu Jarred Howard Ying-Ting Weng Abhijit Parolia Macy Leigh Lozen Anand S. Shankar Ivan Federico Mier
27 MEDICAL SCHOOL
Master of Science
Genetic Counseling Health and Health Care Human Genetics Hiam Mohamed Abdel-Salam Research Dominic Bazzano Farid Barquet Ramos Carole Elodie Aubert Sophia E. Spencer Madison Nicole Donald Amanda Page Bettencourt Nicole Margaret Huser Stephen Michael Gorga Microbiology and Eva Schuette Kahn John David Ike Immunology Andrew James McKeon Tsovinar Sorkin Jiaxin Chen Kaegan Mestel Valeria Valbuena Michael Luis Restrepo Pharmacology Frances Rose Richardson Health Infrastructures and Mohammed Zalmout Austin Whitted Learning Systems Julie Ann Wood Muhammad Ghous
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Founded in 1876, Bruce A. Mueller, Interim Dean
Master of Science
Medicinal Chemistry Garrett Theodore Dow
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Founded in 1895, Alec D. Gallimore, Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Data Science Deep Rakeshbhai Patel Yanlin Xiao Loubna Baroudi Kishore Premkumar Lanxi Xu Mark J. Bobrovnikov Jaekwang Shin Chengshuo Zhang Wenjia Cao Hang Song Hanren Zhang Zijin Chu Iris M. Wang Yuan Zhang Michael I. Demidenko Meiye Wang Lingxiao Zhou Shiyu Guo Yuxin Wang Kaiyue Zou Yifeng He Zihan Wang Kai-Yuan Ke Noah J. Weaverdyck Plasma Science and Kristen Li Youjia Wu Engineering Qiyan Liu Runmin Xiao Mario D. Balcazar Munoz-Reyes
Master of Science
Biomedical Engineering Sarthak Kumar Anthony Michael Vrotsos Courtney Leah Adams Yang Liu Peter Alexander Walczyk Uzair Alam Lin Lu Miao Wang Fatimah Mohammed S. Alkaabi Steven Tyler McComis Zibo Yan Evan Daniel Cummings Ryan Allan McVicar Hongying Yu Shmuel Yeshaya Forta Spencer William Morris Lizhong Zhang Maria Guido Preston Pan Kendrick Hougen Annie M. Taylor 28 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Master of Science
Climate and Space Sciences James Edward Gruber III Aishwarya Unnikrishnan and Engineering Rupesh Gupta Sumedh Sanjay Vaishampayan Austin Noah Glass Ruochen Hou Vertul Verma Charles Evans Powell Xixi Hu Boyu Wang Yingxiao Zhang Zhewen Hu Guanru Wang Chunan Huang Yuping Wang Computer Science and Lingfeng Huang Ziyu Wang Engineering Brian Hwang Ziyun Wang Ayush Agarwal Can Jiang Xupeng Wei Paul Joseph Chamberlain Puhua Jiang Zheyu Wen Chun-Hsiang Chan Shenghao Jiang Peter Westra Christopher Shamar Clarke Yicheng Jiang Huimin Wu Haoran Du Po-Tsun Kuo Junzi Xiang Timothy James Dunn Jaehyun Lee Xiong Xiao Ryan Timothy Feng Rufa Leninkumar Jiahong Xu Zephaniah Hill Zongyu Li Minshu Xu Suyang Hu Connor Heffernan Ligeikis Shaofan Xu Xincheng Huang Jianing Lin Kuo Yan Arthur Jenoudet Tzu-Ching Lin Ching-Cheng Yang Harmanpreet Kaur Fanghao Liu Qiya Yang Ju Young Kim Qingyuan Liu Zhengwei Ye Wei-Chung Liao Zhaohan Lu Feifan Yi You Liu Zhiyuan Luo Hengxu You Renzhong Lu Yupeng Ma Shuting You Makarand Parigi Venkata Sai Aditya Marella Daniel Yu Yinlong Qian Elsa Mary Mathew Yang Yu Joshua B. Segal Kiran Muralidhar Kulkarni Qiming Yuan Nathan P. Seitz Rishank Santosh Nair Haoyang Zeng Chenkai Shao Saakshi Narula Hanjia Zhang Emily Jean Sheetz Siyu Niu Qirui Zhang Shane Storks Ping-Hsien Ou Tingsong Zhang Drake Anthony Svoboda Mengchen Pan Weichen Zhang Puja Trivedi June Park Jian Zheng Muhammed Eyyub Ugur Samudhbhav Prabhu Srinivas Kaizhi Zheng Han Wang Tao Qian Jiayang Zhong Wen-Chien Wang Amogh Ashok Rane Jinxin Zhou Owen Lane Webb Aishwarya Ragavendra Rao Tong Zhou James Russell Worthington Bowen Ren Yuqing Zhou Shunhao Wu Pathapol Ruangdejvorachai Zihao Zhu Zhitian Xu Arnab Saha Yian Zhu Aaditi Vivek Saoji Engineering Education Zachary E. Zipper Alyssa Scheske Research Hansal Manishkumar Shah Laura Jill Carroll Electrical and Computer Malvika Dayanand Shetty Engineering Yanbo Shi Industrial and Operations Duncan Ross Abbot Manjushree Shiva Prasad Engineering Ahmed Saeed Salem Alghofaili Sara Shoouri Andrew Britton Alkatheeri James Michael Shurish Yinghan Chang Hamad Saud Alotaibi Scott Campbell Smith Shuoyu Chen Abdullah Abdulaziz M. Alothman Nidhi Sridhar Hongyu Dai Rucha Praveen Apte Kishan Srinivasan Lin Li Zhangxing Bian Siao-Jie Su Zhuowen Li Mayur Bhushan Birla Jiawei Sun Jing Liang Firoz Kanti Borah Rui Sun Che-Yi Liao Jiajun Cao Wanxiu Sun Zitong Liu Bo-Hong Cho Danish Syed Pratyush Rajendra Nagare Chieh-Hao Chuang Zhenghao Tan Shreyas Sudhir Parab Akshay Vijayrao Deshmukh Zichun Tang Michelle Marie Pawlow Peihan Dou Morteza Tavakoli Taba Angel Jiabei Rao Wenbo Duan Travis Taylor Aseem Tuli Runtian Gan Nisarg Keyurbhai Trivedi Junyu Wang John Richard Gearig Jing-An Tzeng Shouren Wang 29 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Master of Science
Industrial and Operations Nuclear Engineering and Linyi Jin Engineering Radiological Sciences Preeti Mandyam Kannapan Wei Wang Harun Ardiansyah Blake Matthew Karwoski Lanxi Xu Gabriella Anna Bruno Minzhe Li Ziang Xu Shardul Sreekumar Anthony Liang Xuerui Yang Rigoberto Vazquez, Jr. Wei-Chun Lu Bin Yao Ruikun Luo Chengdong Zhang Robotics Akshay Mathur Peiwei Zhang Anand Asokan Timothy Michael Ohtake Suyang Zhang Shreshtha Basu Xiangyu Peng Yujie Zhang Nalin Bendapudi Neha Girish Pusalkar Zekun Zhao Shreyas Naveenchandran Bhat Nitish Sanghi Manas Jyoti Buragohain Rishi Nath Senthil Macromolecular Science Anviksha Reddy Busa Varun Satyadev Shetty and Engineering Chao Chen Pradeep Suresh Jiayue Huang Po-Kang Chen Sangli Teng Huiling Li Weijia Chen Sumukha Vighneshwara Udupa Xin Chen Juhan Wang Naval Architecture and Ting-Sheng Chu Ziyou Wu Marine Engineering Oscar Ignacio de Lima Weifan Zhang Ericka Elizabeth Lozon Yidong Du Hao Zhou Peter Joshua Rohrer Lu Gan Juhan Wang Annet Boban George Jacob Thomas Woeste Scott Matthew Hirsch
Master of Science in Engineering
Aerospace Engineering Archana Sridhar Rachel Lauren Herster Divyang Mayank Amin James Michael Stieber Sara Hopper Yifu An Yukun Sun Samy M. Ismail Shubham Annaldas Alexander James Thompson Paige Brianna Jackson Tyler James Baker Jake Truske Amolak Singh Jhand Sahil Bhola Dionysios Vasilopoulos Thomas A. Lancaster Dan Card Kangjin Wang Adam Weber Yin Ley Treyton Chambers Andrew K. Wong David Alejandro Mendez Zhuoying Chen Stephen J. Wright Cyrus Najarian Sae Hyun Cheon Ziwei Yang Nicholas Nunu Guilherme Costa Nascimento Mingfei Ye Jacqueline Elizabeth O’Driscoll Juan Sebastian Cruz David Yoon Jordan Lynee Page Alexander George Cucos Thomas Paul Victoire Atalante Alizee de Brosses Biomedical Engineering Jenny Qu Philippe Marie Matthieu Dufour Kalana S. Athukorala Raahul Ravi Cole Smith Gibbs Devin A. Beach Benjamin J. Roth Shuheng Liu Logan Ryan Bye Jordan Ayn Sengenberger Dan Maguire Ivo H. Cerda Samuel J. Shrift Gillian Suzanne McGlothin Ammar Syed Chishti Annabelle Elizabeth Telle St. Pierre A. Westley McMillan Weihong Chou Truman Michael Stovall David John Morley Kelly Marie Crumley Reesha Sanjay Talati Anal Parakh Lucretia Cucereavii Mallak H. Taleb Alex Philpott Amanda M. Dang Seth Taylor Teague Kishore Premkumar Raymond S. Engle Gowri M. Viswanathan Grant Remell Emily Jieshang Fu Allison Brooke Vittert Jose Fernando Rojas Sanchez Lindsey Mei Furness Guanhua Wang Hiren Saravana Saumya Gupta Maximilian Anthony Wehner Shivank Sharma Tabitha Faith Hendren Maeve Elizabeth Willen
30 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Master of Science in Engineering
Biomedical Engineering David Nie Bingwen Yang Madeleine Elizabeth Wilson Zhicheng Ouyang Michelle Yi Fukui Yang Hannah Kathryn Potter Guoqin Yin Kenji Yeoh Ivan Pu Puneeth Yogananda Zachary John Ziemba Hershal Dhananjay Satam Nicholas J. Young Ching-Yen Shih Paul Young Chemical Engineering Tianyu Shou Samuel S. Zayed Yi Dai Qiucheng Wu Hanbo Zhang Ethan John Paul Ellingboe Maple Xu Haochen Zhang Alice Sneha George Keunwoo Peter Yu Zihan Zhang Yu-Jun Hong Xuyang Zhang Park Alexandra Huff Lawrence Zhao Environmental Engineering Yu-Jen Lee Shucheng Zhong Peter Joseph Bongiorni Jingwen Luo Yi Cao Xiao Yin Ma Construction Engineering Kaitlyn Gah Yee Chin Anthony Michael Muscat and Management Travis Adrian Dantzer Silvio Fabio Porco Michael James Stypa Estefania Escobar Timothy Matthew Rogers Leyang Wen Kate Harrison Bosun Abbas Roy-Layinde Brittany Brown Hicks Scott Smith Electrical and Computer Tongxing Hu Kruthi Srinivasa Raju Engineering Kori Ashely Johnson-Lane Ziying Tang Matthew Steven Bernath Kaylin Jones Charlotte Zhao Justin M. Bi Changyoon Jun Srinivasa Cheekati Qiyan Liu Civil Engineering Chuxuan Chen Maxwell K. Moore Cecile Marie Baeza Li-Yu Chen Kelly Ni Hannah Ryan Deloney Maggie Y. Chen Kirk Gareth Olsen Hanna Marie Endres Ziyang Chen Julia M. Raneses Lorie Lonchamp Kai Cheng Kaleb Alaister Smith Amelia McElhinney Nai-Chen Chi Hang Song Nicholas Monson Chenmin Deng Runmin Xiao Hardik Yashwant Patil Saravanan Duraiarasan Lauren E. Reynolds Leonard Dziubinschi Industrial and Operations Nicholas J. Riesterer Samuel Joseph Edwards Engineering Tat Srisan Luya Gao Luca Eugenio Angelino Tadap Tara Techi Samuel J. Hall Adrien Beaufils Yiting Xu Sean H. Higgins Joe Bertha Ruolin Zhang Yate Ji Mansi Bhupendra Bhatt Nicholas Kroetsch Samuel Birch Computer Science and David A. Kucher Mark J. Bobrovnikov Engineering Jianqiao Li Thomas James Bondurant Parth Aggarwal Ming Li Andrew Chiang Nathan Brown Xiuneng Lu Haley Elise Clafton Jad K. Chaar Runchu Ma Charles G. Coutteau Alex H. Chen Daniel Stephen Manwiller Lauren Lindley Czerniak Yuhan Chen Amin Masoomzadeh Fard Marina Engstrom Erin Christine Deutschman Jeremy James Maurice Nolan K. Feeny Alexander K. Erf Spencer Richard Scott Miller Claire Elizabeth Foley Sahil Aman Farishta Shashank Mohankumar Kyle Thomas Grell Yashmeet Gambhir Robert Cletus Pilat Stuart R. Hart Victor Jay Hao Sudharshna Radhakrishnan Yifeng He Cheng Jiang Nikhil Ramachandra Meitong Hu Gauri M. Kambhatla Celine A. Schlueter Spencer H. Keoleian Bronson P. Knowles Mingshuo Shao Yifan Li Karl Matthew Koenig Alec Thomas Socha Klara Mateju Julia Kay Lanier Isabel Grace Taylor Sasanka Mouli Neti Brett Levenson David Gerald Waier Cross H. Pagano Bryan Q. Liu Chia-Ming Wang Sejin Park Linyun Luo Yunjie Wang Joshua Piepszowski Eashwar T. Mohan Jack S. Wisbiski Patrik Thomas Schuler Yogesh Mohanraj Yuanfeng Wu Akshay Seth Ethan Mook Yujia Xie Richard Maximilian Smith 31 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Master of Science in Engineering
Industrial and Operations Mechanical Engineering Qiya Yang Engineering Michael Anthony Apone Daniel Yu Tessa Swanson Estefania Avila-Anchondo Jiadi Zhang Kamolnat Tabattanon Anubhav Bhatt Min Zhu Adriana Nichole Termaat-Matthews John Richard Burke Jason Scott Thompson Yide Cai Naval Architecture and Allison Jean Vanderstoep Tianrui Chai Marine Engineering Yunong Wei Chi-Sheng Chen Rachel Marie Bielski Seung Ho Woo Shihao Cheng Samuel Birch Carol Denise Yin Cansu Fatma Doganay Thomas James Bondurant Dingni Zhao Gavin Campbell Everson Andrew Britton Amanda Doris Farthing Samuel Joseph Edwards Materials Science and Michael Fisher Shayan Gholami Engineering Jeremy Andrew Goldhawk Kyle Thomas Grell David Clinton Allen Benjamin J. Hesse Jeb T. Hamel Steel Nagila Cardoza Matthew Hildner Max Gerald Meyerson Ganlin Chen Allison Michelle King Elaine Phillips Ryan Nicholas Fattal Hannah Marie Larson Matthew C. Pienta Fenghe Fu Ung Hee Lee Charles W. Schertzing Jiajie Li Lucki Li Maggie F. Stagner Yu-Ho Lin Xiao Li Candace Rose Wiwel Javier Eduardo Lopez-Nieto Xi Lin Carol Denise Yin Yu-Hung Luan Spencer Patrick Linn Brendan Thomas Zauel Yanjun Lyu Yen-Wei Liu Brendan Casey Miles Kely Jo Markley Nuclear Engineering and Mayme Elizabeth Philbrick Sean C. Mudge Radiological Sciences Alexander Thaddeus Pielack Sangam Viren Munsiff Leah Margorite Clark Max Corey Rotenberg Huy Quyen Ngo Isaac Gabriel Dabkowski Sujay Shah Lea E. Russo Abhijit Jassem David Speer Maria C. Schiavone Jeemin Michael Lee Mohsen Taheri Andani Ryan D. Shanahan Ricardo López Leonardo Vallejo Xu Shang Aaron Thomas Arlyn MacDonald Nicole Jiao Wang Xiang Shen A. Westley McMillan Jiamin Wen Anand Singh Jordan David Noey Chao Wu Joseph Solomon Shinjae Park Yuchen Wu David Stanton Deep Rakeshbhai Patel Zhixiong Yin Courtney Videchak Eric John Pearson Mojue Zhang Zhaoguo Wang Nicholas John Peskosky Zane Zhang Peter Westra Rodrigo Marcio Rovner Zijing Zhang Allison Karen White Di Sun Youngsun Wi Kyle Christopher Vaughn
32 A. ALFRED TAUBMAN COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Founded in 1913, Jonathan Massey, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Healthy Cities Andrew Joseph Liskowitz Urban Informatics Leonymae Aumentado Nathan Cole McBurnett Gloria Gyakari Kristin Marie Mixon Jessica Yelk Real Estate Development Abbie Marie Probst Tom Bagley David Milton Sernick Carly Dietz Anna Bronwyn Shields Christian Ford Alexander Thomas Sulek Roland Sha-Ron Gainer
Master of Science
Architecture Alaa Algargoosh Jieqiong Wang
Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Urban and Regional Planning Christian Hunter Hannah Grace Smith Keyana Aghamirzadeh Neeli Kakal Anna Maria Thompson Damian Arnaiz Nadia Maria Karizat James VanSteel Pierre Leorheza Bagenda Carly Madison Keough Nani A. Wolf Tom Bagley Aaron Palmer Krusniak Alexander James Wrocklage Gage Michael Belko Clare V. Kucera Beatrix Yan Rowan James Brady Christopher Ian LeFlore Jessica Yelk Cassandra Waters Byerly Nathan Cole McBurnett Ziqian Yin Mekarem Eljamal Edwin Latimer Peart Yujie Zhang Roland Sha-Ron Gainer Rosanna Ren Ziyi Guo Anna Bronwyn Shields
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Founded in 1921, Elizabeth Birr Moje, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Learning Experience Design Nicholas Frank Garza
Master of Arts
Educational Leadership and Abbey Bradley Benjamin Loran Tupper Policy Alyssa La’Dawn Brandon Josie Whelan Nita Asha Kedharnath Kendall Elaine Buie Zhou Zhang David James Kobel Zoe Danielle Eiber Valentina Palomer Bailey Ernst Higher Education Colin Roberts Jingyang Li Samuel Kaser Yezenia G. Sandoval Kayla Manley Terrance Terrell McQueen Paula Manrique Gómez Pfeffer Alison Rivett Educational Studies Dante Kenneth-Nathaniel Michael Jordan Dean Ross Philip Michael Abdoo Meaghan Wheat Brandi Elise Barton 33 STEPHEN M. ROSS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Founded in 1924, Scott DeRue, Edward J. Frey Dean of Business
Master of Arts
Business Administration Piotr Marek Rozwalka
SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Founded in 1927, Jonathan T. Overpeck, Samuel A. Graham Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Industrial Ecology Sustainability Hannah Fetner Ebony Desiree Johnson Aniket Yadav Mollie Elizabeth Karasch
Master of Landscape Architecture
Landscape Architecture Zhelin Li Katharine Shiffler Yanning Gao Yanling Mo Sara Steenbergh Meng Jia Rachelle Soudriette Roake Chuhan Xing Yan Li Eva Durand Roos
Master of Science
Environment and Tess Eileen Fields Zhengyu Li Sustainability Gabriel Gadsden Zijun Li S. Akash Yanning Gao Zitong Liao William Robert Aycock Helena Garcia Kiana Lindsay Abe Baca Madison Goff Shannon Lloyd Sarah Elizabeth Bellaire Jon Gorter Ashley Danielle Lorinsky Aditya Benyamin Victoria Elizabeth Graves Kyle J. Lough Shannon Blair Sierra Rae Green Bethany M. Louria Isabella Giovarelli Bledsoe Anna Greenberg Kathryn Maloney Zoe Bliss Kimberly Chen Guo Ellary Christine Marano Larry Darnell Borum III Sondra Lynn Halperin Kely Jo Markley Rachael Anna Carlberg Robert Hart Bella Mayorga Alan Ching Stephanie Anne Hefelfinger Trevor McCarty Paul Christianson Allyson Holman Gavin McGregor Danielle Cohn Celina Horbat Laura Katharina McNeil Ayana Naomi Curran-Howes Ryan James Horwitz Stephen James McShane Santhi Davedu Megan Rochelle Houle Weiye Mei Vanessa Decker Juan Jhong Chung Christopher Thomas Merchant Savanna Amelia Delise Meng Jia Yanling Mo Julie Dellick Kori Ashely Johnson-Lane Catherine Curran Mullin Prachiti Rajendra Dhamankar Mengqing Kan Logan Phillip Murphy Joseph Mark Dierdorf II Sebastian E. Kasparian Miye Lynette Nakashima Teresa Dorado Desmond Kirwan Iqra Nasir Bianca Lyons Dragone Adriane M. Kline Conner Elias O’Brien Emily Amber Dusicska Roshan Krishnan Osemudiame Michael Jrn Jacqueline Abril Edinger Madeleine Lane Onolememen Jessica Lauren Einck Marissa S. Lazaroff Daphne Melisa Onsay Maite Elizondo Pineiro Michael Viet Trung Le Lavran Dain Pagano Elena Lawton Essa Seneca Nicole Lee Inigo Peng Grant Faber Luyao Li Stephanie Marie Peters Amanda Doris Farthing Yan Li Marta Plumhoff Hannah Fetner Zhelin Li James Anthony Polidori 34 SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY
Master of Science
Environment and Gwyndolyn Carrie Sofka Josie Whelan Sustainability Madeline Justine Somers Spenser Leslie Robert Widin Paige Marie Porter Shelby Rae Stadler Tiffany Wu Christine Marie Purdy Sara Steenbergh Wanying Wu Vineeth Jason Putti Samantha F. Stokes Xinjie Wu Alicia Quilici Chenyang Su Chuhan Xing Emily Marie Rau Kathy Xuan Sun Aniket Yadav Rosanna Ren Cara Beth Thuringer Ruimin Yang Andrew Leslie Richardson Dani Jimella Triebwasser Yifan Zhang Eva Durand Roos Anna Urso Paige Victoria Schurr Dana N. Van Huis Natural Resources and Elliott Schwab Gabby Vinyard Environment Matt Sehrsweeney Carol Waldmann Rosenbaum Katherine Cunningham Sanghamitra Sen Meiye Wang Jennifer Lynne Fuller Yiwen Shao Jennifer Michelle Wardell Xiaomao Wang Emma Casparis Sloan Colin Daniel Welk Michael Hans Weiss Lynn Socha Briana Wendland Annalisa Marie Wilder
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Founded in 1940, David A. Gier, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Music Theory Pedagogy Julian Lee Pegram
Master of Arts
Music Composition Dustin Michael Dunn
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Founded in 1941, F. DuBois Bowman, Dean
Master of Science
Biostatistics Suqi Ke Jeffrey David Okamoto Grace Narelle Bosma Jenni Kim Nathaniel Caleb Osher Yile Chen Sahiti Kolli Zhongzhe Ouyang Yixin Chen Weixin Kuang Margaret Helene Prentice Kyuseong Choi Madeline Duncan Kwicklis Soumik Purkayastha Olivia Jane Conway Chengyun Li Yichen Si Xuelin Gu Qinmengge Li Yuxuan Sun Nicholas George Hartman Yajing Li Lyna Truong Xinwei He Jaewon Lim Chang Wang Miriam Hu Zikai Lin Di Wang Yiyuan Huang Qiuhua Liu Mukai Wang Ralph Liao Jiang Jasmine Alexandria Mack Sidi Wang Linyi Jin Courtney Morgan Marianthie Wank 35 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Master of Science
Biostatistics Clinical Research Design and Peter Sassalos Edmund Papke Wooldridge Statistical Analysis Ryann Elizabeth Sohaney Tian Xie Khaled Alshabani Nathaniel Rogin Sznycer-Taub Kangping Yang Rishi Chanderraj Junior Uduman Chenyi Yu Michael P. Combs Yoshie Umemura Guanghao Zhang Nicole Eneida Curci Mark Thomas Vander Lugt Leyao Zhang Weena Chioma Ekechukwu Bangyao Zhao Christopher M. Fung Environmental Health Peiyao Zhao Ronald Ramon Gavidia Romero Sciences Litian Zhou Asad Ghafoor Sydni Claire Warner Valerie Gunchick Emily Nicole Zheutlin Clinical Research Gita Gupta Alec Bernard Nicholas Eric Harrison Nutritional Sciences George Andrew Cholack Cindy Hsing-Liang Hsu Nyahon Both Lia Delaney Tasha Kaiser Molly Marie Paschall Matthew Henry Janet Kandrevas Yujie Peng Charles Albert Keilin Allen Lee Jiale Ren Avonlea Rochelle Rickerson Brendan Michael McCracken Kendrick J. Williams Elizabeth Manjie McMahon
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT Founded in 1956, Debasish Dutta, Chancellor
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Master of Arts
Liberal Studies Krystle D. Thorn
Master of Public Administration
Lynise M. Barbee Jeffery C. Giddings Jeffry D. Parks Dana K. Baumgart Patricia M. Joly Joshua Q. Young Haywood J. Edwards, Sr. Sharde K. Jones
36 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN Founded in 1958, Domenico Grasso, Chancellor
COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCES, AND LETTERS
Master of Public Administration
Vanessa Joyce Mayesky
Master of Science
Applied and Computational Danielle Nicole Mulka Environmental Science Math Anthony Wang Andrew John Byks Kevin Michael Liddy John F. Fennessey III Patrick D. Montgomery Amanda Kristen Marshall
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Master of Science
Computer and Information Dikshit Anand Nama Human-Centered Design and Science Kevin Michael Peters Engineering Ilyas Ahmed Aishwarya Nitin Ponkshe Muzadded Sani Abdullah Abderrahmen Amich Jerome Joshua Santhakumar Calandra Yvette Berry Madhumitha Balaji Harshita Shivaramakrishna Ayah Hamad Joshua Kane Caldwell Sanjyot Thete Nimisha Jain Rohan Ajaykumar Desai Pratul Ujjwal Andrew Miles Lozon Joel Robert Gluch Zifei Wang Bhavana Madam Sampangiramu Jahnavi Gutta Sai Teja Goutham Prasad Yarlagadda Brian Edward Mason Martin Jacob Hobby Christopher E. McDowell Ismat Jarin Engineering Management Kamari K. Morse Joshua Roy Keeler Ahmed Ahmed Samhan Hyunjae Park Manjula Dhondiba Khot Numan Altaweel Hyunjoo Park Balasubramanyam Kondur Zahra Hussein Badaoui Jack Spencer Ruggless Vinayaka Manjunatha Malya Rachel Frances Bahl Afeefeh Seblini Deepak Mysuru Heeranna Brogan Tiel Beyette Shayla Smalls Andrew W. Nicholson Gary J. Ceuninck Shantanu Roy Lara K. Currie Information Systems and Sindhu Sathyanarayana Christopher Michael Deptula Technology Dhwani Ketan Shah Samuel J. Friedman Darshana Srikant Khadke Juhi Singh Brandon Kevin Heeg Mitchell David Nusbaum Priyanka Sukhija Abigail A. Henning Asma Ul Husna Subhan Rasagna Vaka Thirthesh Hirisave Somashekar Snehal Anil Ukarande Katherine Holcomb Bianca N. Ward Cybersecurity and Brendan Russell Jenkins Information Assurance Justin L. Mackey Program and Project Sangeetha Daram Eric Thomas Martin Management Brian C. McCartney Ali A. Alsoofi Data Science Michael Steven Parr Michael Frank Berent Mohammed Ashraf Abdul Jaleel Kyle Dean Pierce Excel Great Chukwurah Prachi Dasharath Bhopatrao Ryan Peter Reitsma Tamera L. Harwood Sonal Sunil Bhor Venkataramanan Rengasamy Kyle Alan Hewlett Kapotaksha Das Jonathan Manuel Roman-Sanchez Jamey L. Hyland Venkata Bamleshwar Loka Aditya Pruthak Haridas Shah Briana D. Johnson Phani Kandikuppa Nathan Allen Soley Rami N. Saad Nikhila Kavuru Michael Szczesniak Lilith Danae Villafana Ke Liu Kevin Paul Toth Lin Ye Manisha Mishra Matthew James Wolfe Renjith Gopalakrishnan Nair Courtney Lynn Wright 37 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN
Master of Science
Software Engineering Cesare J. Lorenzetti Mohamed Rammal Jiann-Cherng Chi Arunakumari Meruva Mark Jacob Rust Abdullah El-Haik Anjali Rajan Mulye Tyler Skene Chao-Jia Leu Cameron Michael Nickert John C. Tunisi
Master of Science in Engineering
Automotive Systems Saigeeth Bellam Luke Niewiadomski Engineering Leah Nicole Busch Sagar Paramanand Patel Syed Adil Ahmed Rachel Lynn Couvreur Harish Prakash Giri Sudhir Aigalikar Tyler George Demski Sumal Raichur Manthira Moorthy Akila Rajan Nathaniel Evenhouse Vaibhav Shashikumar Raut Shivendra Anand Brandon Michael Fedoruk Justine Reed-Sandum Steven Baltau Zirun Gu Vinit Sanjaykumar Shah Ronal Mookalamada Belliappa Ayeh Ahmad Hazime Viraj Vijay Tulaskar Liam Gregory Buckley Raymond Leevi Hyder Navyasree Vadlamudi Zhiyi Cheng James Chiemeka Isioma Santosh Prabhakar Yerramsetty Preet Rajesh Christian Venkata Pavan Kumar Karodi Rachel A. Deodhar Benjamin M. Lauzon Manufacturing System Mohamed El-Sawah Zhengru Li Engineering Varon Immanuel Fernandes Jiaming Liu Santhi Swaroop Chinni Pablo Alejandro Gutierrez-Allende Brian Thomas Longhurst Evan A. Hadd Saif Hussain Wing Lun Ma Tiangang Luo John Keepers Matthew Anthony Majkowski Matthew William Maier Prashant Khandelwal Michael McClain Navarre Arihant Pramod Phade Heeseong Kim Anali Ashok Patil Benjamin Stoelzel Vedant Kochar Tian Qin Naveen Reddy Kunduru Nathan Lewis Rinderer Mechanical Engineering Varun Madhavan Loganathan Zaid Hussien Shaheri Itoro S. Atakpa Kunal Luharuwala Ryan J. Sharkey Jay Steven Bains Sai Vamsi Krishna Nindra Anthony Thomas Spoto Alex Buzgau Jash Patel Sagarika Sriram Wei Cao Brendon Phelan Safwan A. Thabet Paul Richard Darling Fredrick Vinothkumar Philip Keval Thaker Zachary E. Dubiel Karunakaran Alexander John Ferencz Anne Renee Pinlac Energy Systems Engineering Mario John Gagnon Hari Prasad Ramachandran Christopher Mark Blanchet Migel Hernandez Garcia Akarsh Ravishankar Richard Brady Eckenrode Jorge Martinez Garibay Akhil Reddy Sabhapathi Bilal Khalil Hussein Lindsay Marie Clark Gaurav Sadawat Mrinal Jha John Paul Gillis Vikas Shivaprasad Melissa Ann Schwager Atharv Atul Godhamgaonkar Viswanath Sundharavadivel Osama Habbal Shawn Robert Turek Industrial and Systems Cale David Hyzer Max S. Vancil Engineering Brek Justin Jeffrey Mark W. Voytilla Namariq Al Riyami Matthew S. Lahiff Robert William Walsh Nived Edasserivallapil Ashok Kumar Zachary Robert Machinchick Xian Wang Chirag Basavaraju James B. McGovern, Jr. Rachel E. Budry Frank Merino Computer Engineering Rohitash Dubey Pavan Kumar Mummadi Yeswanth Kumar Chilamkurthy Maulik Gala Danielle Nicole Page Benjamin Michael Dale Aditya Kamlesh Gandhi Avinash Reddy Prodduturi Mohammed Mustufa Jawaid Annie McKenna Goetz Jonathen D. Robey Samyuktha Krishnaraj Yuchi Guo Abdul-Aziz Sayed Benjamin Roytburd Tyler D. Hamilton Farhan Shahbuddin Prithvi Thimmanayakanahalli Rushikesh Vishnu Khedekar Veeraj Vishwanath Shet Bachireddy Anish Srikanth Kulkarni Andrew Phillip Stanny Daniel Aaron Zajac Bhargav Sai Lanka Mark Hyoichi Teramoto Akshay Manjunath David Demetrius Thomas Electrical Engineering Seshan Ragavendra Meenakshi Selina Emilia Thompson Eric A. Anderson Sundaram Biao Zhang Karthik Arabandi Atique Salim Mulla 38 Ali Bader Badreddine Adnan Nazir PENNY W. STAMPS SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN Founded in 1974, Gunalan Nadarajan, Dean
Master of Design
Integrative Design Keesa V. Johnson Najwat Rehman Larrea Young
SCHOOL OF KINESIOLOGY Founded in 1984, Lori Ploutz-Snyder, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Physical Activity and Jiale Ren Nutrition Heather L. Williams Gengfu Dong Tao Zhang Yujie Peng Jiahui Zhao
Master of Science
Movement Science Sport Management Nicholas Lake Schanhals Meg Ann Darmofal John Brennan Trey Thomas Austin Tyler Davis Matthew Ethan Frey Che-Chen Wu Gengfu Dong Tyler Luskin Alexandra Murray Gwen Elizabeth McMahon Allyson Leigh Sovis Christian Romano Molfetta Tao Zhang William Searles Proctor Jiahui Zhao Samuel Reck
GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Founded in 1995, Michael S. Barr, Joan and Sanford Weill Dean of Public Policy
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Science, Technology, and Sarah E. Gruen Lirong Shi Public Policy Ryan James Horwitz Lynn Socha Rebecca Chaya Ackerman Aaron Y. Kurz Cara Beth Thuringer Kelsey Anne Diffley Kyle Nocona Sanders James VanSteel
Master of Public Affairs
Ethan David Baker Stephanie Kaye Iovan Lamiya Sharafkhanova Anna Therese Balzer Jamie Lyons-Eddy JoMeca L. Thomas Karli Boulware Christopher Bryan McClain William John Whelan Anne Coglianese Rebekah Ostosh Thomas Cruz Julia Rhodes
39 GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Master of Public Policy GRADUATES Rebecca Chaya Ackerman Baltazar Hernández Jonathan Jesús Rodríguez Ruqayya Ahmad Samuel Hird Danny Rosa Mallak Ali Anani Sungwook Huh Hannah Rosenfeld Monika Irene Anderson Kseniya Husak Julie Rubin Jonathan Handley Ashken Kyle Douglas Jarrett Orlando Sanchez Zavala Leonymae Aumentado Jaclyn Elise Kahn Mariatu Funna Santiago Capri Backus Maxwell Charles Kaufman Mariam Sayeed Maggie Barnard Emma Kern Matt Sehrsweeney Aditya Benyamin Jaeyeon Kim Alex Benjamin Serwer Ali M. Berri Sunhong Kim oSha Shireman Sheron Brown Andrew Krantz Marianna Lynn Smith Christopher Alvarez Campbell Jocelyn Kuo Thomas Prescott Staines Cristian Casanova Christopher Ian LeFlore Kai Su Sidi Cheng Tory Lowy Eleanor Margaret Sullivan Alison Marie Christiansen Dedrick McCord Ziyou Sun Samuel Thomas Conchuratt Safiya Merchant Nida Ahmed Syed Rebecca Copeland Erik Muliawan Jessica Taketa Kellen Datta Landon Steven Myers Kalena Senta Celine Thomhave Carolina Dominguez Iqra Nasir Sarah Truax August 2021 Chadd Levi Dowding Nathaniel Ojo Mai Ze Vang Jerome Anthony Durden II Meghan Schroeder O’Leary James VanSteel Nishat Farzana Tanya Rose Omolo Connor Wakayama Kevin Finnegan Edwin Latimer Peart Alex Drew Weaver Yanjing Fu Lauren Alexandra Peisach Michael Hans Weiss Ameya Vijay Ganpule Avril Erika Prakash Kelly Wilcox Eli Kabir Gold Karolina Ana Ramos Annalisa Marie Wilder Sarah E. Gruen Victor Rateng Wanzhuo Yang Shiyu Guo Christen Jade Richardson Triana Yentzen Toro Sophia Elisabeth Hart Sarah Helen Richardson Mohammad Akbar Zadran Wendy Hawkins Mathew William Rigdon Jingwen Zhang The following is a preliminary list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements.
40 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATES
August 2021
The following is a preliminary list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements.
41 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Founded in 1912, Michael J. Solomon, Dean and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Museum Studies World Performance Studies Rashun J. Miles Kelly Ann Hirina
COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS Founded in 1841, Anne Curzan, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Medieval and Early Modern Women’s Studies Studies Tugce Kayaal Emmamarie Catherine Haasl
Master of Arts
Romance Languages and Statistics Literatures Spanish Brooke Nichole Wolford Claudio Salvador Aguayo Borquez
Master of Science
Ecology and Evolutionary Mathematics Quantitative Finance and Risk Biology Subramaniam Balakrishna Management Aurelia Amber Allen Rulin Qiao Lijun Zhao Psychology Kaitlin Paxton Ward
MEDICAL SCHOOL Founded in 1850, Marschall S. Runge, Dean
Master of Science
Biological Chemistry Human Genetics Giovanni LoGrasso Qiwei Lei Bradley Cutler Claire Olivia Mikulski Morgan Alexandra Minelli Health and Health Care Physiology Nathan James Mortensen Research Drew Christopher Casey Kumail Ali Naqvi Dana Carole Beck Melanie Elliott Johnathan Nguyen Abhishek Shenoy Alexander Ian Engleberg Michella Lee Parlett Anthony Tolentino Norah Claire Fanning Nicholas G. Peck-Dimit Laura Lynn Geneseo Katelin JoAnna Roth Health Infrastructures and Haikel Yohannes Haile Maggie Elizabeth Schumborg Learning Systems Taryn Jean Hayes Alayna Schwartz Yidan Cao Emily Ann Heinrich Andrew Frederick Vastardis Catherine E. Irwin Hiba Jouni Amanda Victory Kristian Donald Stensland Rachel Elizabeth Koshko Robert Wright Stephen Daniel Krafchak Mitchell Guo Wu Ellen Lauinger Gabrielle Young 42 Lesley Li SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Founded in 1875, Laurie K. McCauley, Dean
Master of Science
Dental Hygiene Endodontics Periodontics Khulood Majed Aboalsaud Zaid A. AlYasiri Andrea Ravida Heather Marie Lawler Sahil Manhas Kristin M. Peltz Indaiá Soares Leibovitch Prosthodontics Kali Trumitch Valentina Coelho Anne Marie Wang Orthodontics Anne Katherine Press Fangdi Cong
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Founded in 1876, Bruce A. Mueller, Interim Dean
Master of Science
Integrated Pharmaceutical Bhanuz Dechayont Alysha Iris Reichel Sciences Nick Econom Kaikai Wang Noha M. Beleh Dipali Patel
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Founded in 1895, Alec D. Gallimore, Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering
Master of Science
Biomedical Engineering Design Science Jennifer Rhau Hind AlYahya Andrew K. Boskovich Alyssa Tong Spickermann Abby Marie Chapin Adeline M. Steffen Manahil Hashmi Madeline K. Trevisan Jen Nwuli
Master of Science in Engineering
Biomedical Engineering Environmental Engineering Jin Heon Jeon Jeremy Richard Nyitrai
43 A. ALFRED TAUBMAN COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Founded in 1913, Jonathan Massey, Dean
Master of Science
Architecture Design Ben Lawson Ruxin Xie and Research Colleen Ludwig Mackenzie Ann Bruce Sarah Grace Nail Gabrielle Blanche Morel Clune Mehdi Shirvani
Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Urban and Regional Planning Lindsey Dowswell
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Founded in 1921, Elizabeth Birr Moje, Dean
Certificate of Graduate Studies
Learning Experience Design Amber Nikole Goodwin Leiming Ding Burnett Efitu Vave
Master of Arts
Educational Leadership Andres Javier Malik Elamin- Keenan Patrick Thomas Mullaney and Policy Martinez Nathan James Nickolai Jessica Amey Carolyn Ann Evans Elizabeth Nussbaum Alexander Harris, Jr. Shannon Fitzpatrick Mavia Parveen Shana Flanary Lauren Kathleen Perry Educational Studies Amber Nikole Goodwin Austin Joseph Peters Sabrina Carmen Alafita Sarah Greer Brianna Peurach Madeline Haley Alpert Lauren Suzanne Harrington Johanna Marie Polzin Fatema Emad Alqamoussi Lindsay Helfman Luciana Si-Wei Qu Matthew Joseph Anderson Tone I. Holland Amanda Robertson Sharlee Briana Anucinski Ella Horwedel Daniel James Ryan Brittany Rose Arthur Sarah Nicole Jackson Natalie Sanford Bergen Bauer Hanna Rose Kadlec Sarah Catherine Schierberl Gregory Alan Beamish Olivia Jean Kagan Scott Stewart Schiff Harry Berkowitz Julia Rachel Karant Madeleine Rose Spreitzer Schoeni Grace Ella Bianco Rachel Lynn Kitchens Olivia Sciore Austin Bierema Jessica Lynn Kosticak Andrew Atilano Smutek Riley Kate Branigan Daniel Oscar Kratt Emily Stiffler Lisa Mariana Brown Sarah Anne Kushner Leah Elizabeth Sulecki Mitchell Brown Michael Ryan Kutsch Aled Roberts Tien Hai Cao Megan Lashbrook Stephanie R. Ulloa Christiana Diane Castillo Jacob Matthew Lee Burnett Efitu Vave Eunkyoung Cha Elana Rachel Leflein Matthew Beale Willig Anne Elise Cohen Alexandra Nicole Leppek CiCi Zou Fanta Coulibaly Joshua Isaac Levine Amelia Christina Cowan Timothy James Lilienthal Higher Education Olive M. DeCaprio Crystal Lin Heidi Bennett Leiming Ding Victoria Elizabeth Lindenfeld Mark C. Holmgren Katherine Delaney Dodge Julia Maxwell Helen Olga Sdvizhkov Margaret Doele Edwin Joseph Mayes Leslie Akua Asah Tetteh Madelynn Christine Drikakis Sarah Kathleen Meath
44 SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Founded in 1927, Jonathan T. Overpeck, Samuel A. Graham Dean
Master of Science
Environment and Jeremy Richard Nyitrai Sustainability Ali Surdoval Matthew Steven Aumeier Michael David Westcott Samuel Kalb
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Founded in 1940, David A. Gier, Dean
Master of Fine Arts
Dance Melissa Brading
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Founded in 1941, F. DuBois Bowman, Dean
Master of Science
Clinical Research Tiffany Yung-Shin Hu Environmental Health Rohan K. Achar Anthony Mack Sciences Ahya Sajawal Ali Sueun Park Juno Cho
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT Founded in 1956, Debasish Dutta, Chancellor
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Master of Arts
Liberal Studies Rachel A. Strickland
Master of Public Administration
Maya V. Price Tionna T. Watkins
45 PENNY W. STAMPS SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN Founded in 1976, Gunalan Nadarajan, Dean
Master of Fine Arts
Art Rey Jeong Christine Bruening Benjamin Caleb Winans Nathan Andrew Byrne
GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Founded in 1914, Michael S. Barr, Joan and Sanford Weill Dean of Public Policy
Master of Public Affairs
Lindsey Dowswell Hailey Jures
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