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146th academic year CLASS OF 2020 – 1 – Dear Graduates, Today is a special day. Your years of reading, writing, discussing, researching, exploring, creating, competing, leading, innovating, and understanding have led you to this moment. In your time at Colorado College, you delved into late-night debates. You kept going through frustrations and challenges. You were swept up in bursts of artistic exuberance and athletic milestones. You brought fresh perspectives to your classes. You were humbled by exploring the world and understanding the experiences of others. You learned who you are and what you can do. It all led to today, the day we all – faculty, staff, fellow students, families, friends, and loved ones – celebrate your achievement. While this year, because of the pandemic, we cannot gather on Tava Quad with the faculty, trustees, and college leadership cheering you as you march in your caps and gowns, our pride and excitement for you are undiminished. You are our next leaders, our brightest minds, the ones who will change our world for the better. I hope you can come back next year to celebrate in person, on the quad, with Pikes Peak in the background, in those caps and gowns, and with all of your classmates and family sharing the joy. For now, enjoy having reached this pinnacle. Thank those who helped you get here – your families, professors, friends, staff, mentors – and keep those bonds tight. Thank you for all you have added to CC in your time here. You are why CC exists, and why it is a rare and special place. You have made a mark in the classroom, the community, on this campus, and in our hearts. Now you will do the same in the world. Congratulations! Jill Tiefenthaler President – 2 – 2020 FACULTY RETIREES Victoria Levine Professor Emerita of Music David Hendrickson ’76 Professor Emeritus of Political Science Jeff Noblett Professor Emeritus of Geology David Mason ’78 Professor Emeritus of English James Ebersole Organismal Biology and Ecology – 3 – MASTER of ARTS in TEACHING Consuelo R Barton, San Francisco, California³ Kendra Shea Wuerth, Colorado Springs, Colorado*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional MAT Licensure Traditional Gina Clark, Colorado Springs, Colorado³ Mary Anna Zehr, Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist MAT Literacy Specialist Jennifer Ann Burkhart Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Cory Alan Carlton, Colorado Springs, Colorado*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional Danielle Collette, Colorado Springs, Colorado³ MAT Licensure Program Mona Megumi Cousino, Colorado Springs, Colorado³ MAT Licensure Program Mary Rose Ahern Donahue, Lake Forest, Illinois*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional Jamyoung D. Dorji, Crestone, Colorado³ MAT Licensure Traditional Melissa Coleman Gardner² Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Katherine Gillette, Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Mary Hong Hamblin, Aurora, Colorado*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional Demetria Beacom Humphries, Lake Forest, Illinois*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional Theresa Anne Parsons, Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Nicholas Calloway Pearson*¹ Belmont, Massachusetts MAT Licensure Traditional Kendall Perez, Santa Fe, New Mexico MAT Literacy Specialist Jill Pratt, Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Lindsey Elizabeth Salhus*¹ Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Licensure Traditional Heather D. Schneider, Colorado Springs, Colorado*¹ Liberal Arts for Elementary School Teachers Olivia Marie Stenholm³ Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Licensure Traditional Carolyn Storz, Longmont, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Shannon Michelle Summers Colorado Springs, Colorado MAT Literacy Specialist Siqi Wei, Wollaston, Massachusetts*¹ MAT Licensure Traditional *In Absentia ¹Degree granted August 16, 2019 ²Degree granted December 18, 2019 ³Degree pending – 4 – BACHELOR of ARTS Karuna Laurie Abe, Lexington, Massachusetts* Kevin Moore Barry, Beverly, Massachusetts English: Creative Writing Economics Urszula Agnieszka Adamska, Bialystok, Poland Jerrica Bauer, Highlands Ranch, Colorado² Distinction in Spanish: Hispanic Studies and Molecular Biology Distinction in Anthropology, cum laude James Wolk Bechta, Northborough, Massachusetts Meron J. Afutu, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Economics Film and Media Studies Oscar Simone Belkin-Sessler, Brooklyn, New York Caroline Alba, Albuquerque, New Mexico Political Science Anthropology Alexander Berardinelli, Export, Pennsylvania Eden Eshete Alemayehu, Aurora, Colorado History Economics Elizabeth Claire Bering, Des Moines, Iowa Ramah Mohamed Mohamed Mokhtar Aleryan Geology Ismailia, Egypt Samuel Eldredge Bermingham, Miami Beach, Florida Sociology and Feminist & Gender Studies Economics Distinction in Feminist & Gender Studies Carolyn Best, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hugh D. Alessi, Boise, Idaho Political Science Neuroscience Kobi Kirk Bhattacharyya, Evanston, Illinois Madison Tate Alexander, Telluride, Colorado Computer Science Distinction in Molecular Biology, Taylor Nicole Bigony, San Francisco, California magna cum laude Economics Daniel Mason Allen, Los Angeles, California³ Joshua Eli Birndorf, Kenosha, Wisconsin Psychology Distinction in Anthropology, cum laude Claire Haley Altieri, Oakland, California CooXooEii Black, Arapahoe, Wyoming Distinction in Mathematical Economics, English: Creative Writing magna cum laude Alexander Maxwell Blackburn* Joshua Alvarado, Charleston, South Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina Distinction in Psychology Mathematical Economics Alexander Wolfe Antonoff-Wertheimer Emma Elizabeth Blair, San Francisco, California Kentfield, California Computer Science Distinction in Computer Science Zoe Elizabeth Blandon, Highlands Ranch, Colorado Samantha Galia Aronson, Chicago, Illinois Economics Distinction in Economics, magna cum laude Caroline Boulware Blue, Towson, Maryland Elias Asher, Austin, Texas³ Psychology Political Science Kristian Tate Blumenschein Israel K Ashiagbor, Bronx, New York Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Biochemistry Economics Isabel A Aurichio, Evanston, Illinois Madeline Louise Bodell, Plymouth, Minnesota Distinction in Film and Media Studies, cum laude Organismal Biology and Ecology Andrew Edward Austin, Clive, Iowa Carly Baldwin Bonwell, Santa Fe, New Mexico English: Literature Distinction in Environmental Science, Jordan Leigh Averill, Dedham, Massachusetts magna cum laude Psychology Elam Harris Boockvar-Klein, New York, New York Jonah L. Baca, Boulder, Colorado*² Distinction in Sociology, magna cum laude Political Science Megan Elizabeth Bott, New Orleans, Louisiana³ Durganili Balasubramaniyan, Aurora, Colorado Russian & Eurasian Studies Biochemistry Piper Jane Boudart, Cary, Illinois Daniel A Barnes, Basalt, Colorado* Distinction in Organismal Biology and Ecology, Distinction in Computer Science summa cum laude Kathryn McHenry Barnes, Portland, Oregon* Nicholas Edward Boulos, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Distinction in Independently Designed Major: Sociology Computational Cognitive Science Alicia Isabella Bourelly, Potomac, Maryland Alexandra Lan Barone-Camp, Denver, Colorado Organismal Biology and Ecology Molecular Biology, magna cum laude Ethan Jack Brand-LaBarge, Mount Vernon, Iowa Political Science One longstanding CC tradition is allowing graduating seniors to list their names in the Commencement program in any way they choose. Look carefully and you’re sure to find several examples of this characteristic CC individuality. – 5 – bachelor of arts — continued Leonard Alexander Brasuel Helen Carter, Camden, Maine Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology Distinction in Biochemistry, cum laude Hugh Thomas Quinn Cashman Finlay Eustacio Bressler, Boulder, Colorado Minneapolis, Minnesota Psychology Neuroscience Alexandra Eleanor Brilliant Abigail Censky, St. Louis, Missouri*¹ Milford, Massachusetts Southwest Studies Economics Emma Calhoun Censky, St. Louis, Missouri Noah Wilder Brodsky, New York, New York* Southwest Studies Economics Watsawan Chanchai, Phatthalung, Thailand Walter John Brose, Hudson, Wisconsin Distinction in Geology Physics and Classics Brittany Nicole Chaney, Mesquite, Texas Chase Harding Brown, Lafayette, Colorado*² Asian Studies Mathematical Economics, cum laude Jio Chang, Moraga, California Shane Rafael Brown, Greensboro, North Carolina Molecular Biology Distinction in Music Peter J. Chapman, West Hartford, Connecticut Sophia Lillian Brown, New York, New York*² Classics Environmental Policy Sixuan Chen, Nanjing, People’s Republic of China Theodore Archer Buchanan, Portland, Oregon Neuroscience Philosophy Max Tribley Chiaramonte, Paget, Bermuda Ellen Luhn Buford, Corvallis, Oregon Distinction in Philosophy Distinction in Psychology, magna cum laude Clifford Chirwa, North Little Rock, Arkansas Thomas Andrew Bugg, San Antonio, Texas Computer Science English: Creative Writing Kara Cirillo, Cypress, Texas* Alexandra Adela Burak² Molecular Biology Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Elianna Clayton, Lexington, Massachusetts English: Creative Writing Economics Sydney Ann Burkhardt³ Lily Elizabeth Clouse, Bedford, Massachusetts Sullivans Island, South Carolina Art: Art Studio, cum laude Italian Studies Tenzing Lama Coburn, Wilson, Wyoming* Wayan Aiko Buschman, New York, New York Economics Distinction in English: Literature, Hayden Ferris Cogswell, Evergreen, Colorado magna cum laude Economics John Bush-Joseph, Hinsdale, Illinois³ Zachary Max Cohen, Armonk, New York Independently Designed Major: Liberal Studies Physics Antonio Jorge Calderon, Fort Collins, Colorado Haley Megan Colgate, Ogden, Utah Distinction in Organismal Biology and Ecology
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