UNIVERSITY OF ROCI IESI'ER

ONE HUNDR E D FORTY- FOURTH COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND NINETEEN HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR

A RICH TRADITION AT ROCHESTER 2 Table of COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES 4 CANDIDATES' SEATING 6 Contents DIPLOMA CEREMONIES 7 HONOR SOCIETIES AND AWARDS 8 DEGREE CANDIDATES 10 College of Arts and Science 10 Bachelor of Arts 10 Bachelor of Science 18 Master of Arts 20 Master of Science 21 William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration 22 Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development 22 Master of Science 22 Master of Arts in Teaching 23 Doctor of Education 23 College of Engineering and Applied Science 23 Bachelor of Arts 23 Bachelor of Science 23 Master of Science 25 University College of Liberal and Applied Studies 27 Bachelor of Science 27 Eastman School of Music 27 Bachelor of Music 27 Master of Arts 28 Master of Music 29 Doctor of Musical Arts 30 School of Medicine and Dentistry 30 Master of Science 30 Master of Public Health 31 Doctor of Medicine 31 School of Nursing 32 Bachelor of Science 32 Master of Science 33 University Council on Graduate Studies 33 Doctor of Philosophy 33 HONORARY DEGREE AND AWARD RECIPIENTS 41 EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE 45 CARILLO N AND CARILLONNEUR 45 SENIOR C LASS COUNCILS 46 MARSHALS 46 COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 46 2

Commencement season has always stood out as the "supreme festival" A rich on Rochester's academic calendar, Arthur May notes in his history of the University: From earliest years, "Oratory flowed in full spate, the tradition at literary societies put on their finest performances, trustees convened for annual decision-making, and prizes and diplomas were handed out Rochester amidst a panoply of pomp and circumstance." Though the size of the graduating class h as grown from 10 men in 1851 to mo re than 2,000 men and women today, and though many other developments have reshaped the ceremonies, today's program, like 1851's, marks t he happy celebration of each graduate's academic preparation, and the hopeful prospect of new ventures.

The gowns have a long history Some of the features in today's ceremony date back to medieval times, such as the academic attire which recalls the gowns that were required dress at many European universities. Yet academic regalia did not figure into Rochester's earliest commencements: Both here and at other U.S. I hope you will be leaving this universities, wearing the gowns was thought to be snobbish and undemocratic, possibly because university educations were associated U niversity ready to assert your with European upper-class privilege. So for a number of years, only the president and the person who carried the diplomas wore gown s; the faith in reason rather than dogma, graduating class didn't wear them until 1892. in rationality rather than The hood's color is the clue inevitability, in the open rather T he most colorful portion of the academic costume is the hood, the than the shuttered mind . . .. color edging indicating the discipline to wh ich the degree pertains: White and yellow-gold for arts and science; orange for engineering; I hope you are going to be willing apricot for nursing; green for medicine; pink for the Eastman School of Music; light blue for the Margaret Warner Graduate School of Educa­ to stand up against the bigots, the tion and Human Development; and drab for the William E. Simon prophets of doom, the demagogues, Graduate School of Business Administration.

who would demean your future or Symbols of authority rob you of your birthright. I hope The mace, originally a medieval weapon of defense, has in modern times become a symbol of authority, dignity, and privilege. English uni­ you will be ready to protest versities have used maces in academic processions for many centuries; Rochester's mace first appeared at the 1935 induction of Alan Valentine against life as usual in the face of as president, and h as been used in academic processions ever since. About unspeakable human tragedy . . .. four feet long, it is made of mahogany and hand-wrought silver. On the head, the seal of the University appears. T he names of the University's It is not going to be enough for you presidents are engraved on two silver bands, and the dandelion, the floral symbol of the University, is th e decorative motif of the sil verwork. to carry a banner or chant a The mace is carried by the University marshal, who leads the procession slogan. It is going to mean alongside an associate marshal who carries the less imposing baton.

becoming truly involved, making The procession your commitment real, and your T he academic procession, one of the most colorful traditio ns, begins with participants assembling on Eastman Q uadrangle, the symbolic cen­ determination to play an active ter of the University. The University carillo nneur strikes a march tune, and the parade heads down Library Road to the pealing sounds from part in your world unflagging. the belltower. As the parade approaches Fauver Stadium, the University Sol Linowitz, 1991 marshal escorts the president, provost, and representative of the board of 3

trustees to a reviewing stand where they greet the participants flowing into the stadium. Today's doctoral candidates and members of the University faculty are at the front and center of the procession. The doctoral candidates are wearing gowns in Rochester's d andelio n yellow and berets of soft, black velvet. The styles and colors of the faculty's robes, hoods, and caps rep­ resent all the learned institutio ns from which they have come. Following the doctoral candidates are the master's degree candidates, each school and degree marked by a banner matching the candidates' hoods. The outer four columns are the baccalaureate candidates; again each school is marked by its college banner. When the candidates have passed, those o n the reviewing stand join other University offi cers and distinguish ed guests and honorees. Signaled by the Wind Ensemble's fanfare, everyone in the stadium stands while the marshals, carrying mace and baton, escort the platform party to their places on stage. Then the Commencement ceremony begins.

Music makes the day Music and prayer have been part of commencement from 1851 on­ ward, though tastes in performers and selectio ns have changed. Scott's Brass Band punctuated the earliest ceremonies with musical interludes, and performers have changed regularly through the years. However, from the early 1920s when the Eastman School was established, com­ mencements have usually featured Eastman musical talent. The Eastman Wind Ensemble, performing under the direction of Donald Hunsberger, h as appeared regularly at recent commencements.

Words to live by Commencement speakers have been inspiring Rochester graduates ever since Henry Ward Beecher gave a speech on "Character" at the 1851 ceremonies: Theodo re Roosevelt, then governor of New York, spoke in 1900; New York Governor Mario Cuomo spoke in 1985, and an oth er holder of the governor's seat, Thomas E. Dewey, spoke in 1957. Richard Nixon gave advice to 1966's graduates, and Prime Minister Winston C hurchill, accepting an honorary doctorate by trans-Atla ntic radio during 1941's commencement, pleaded for Anglo-American unity in a characteristically rousing speech.

Happy at heart on this day Perhaps the single feature that best links today's ceremo nies to 1851's commencement is the audience. From 1851 onward, enthusiastic crowds h ave turned out to cheer o n Rochester graduates. Newspapers say thousands of spectators witnessed the first commencement, as Scott's Brass Band led a parade toward Corinthian H all. Following the band, "presumably in ascending order of dignity," Arthur May notes, were th e University janitor, Rochester schoolchildren, undergraduates, teachers at the commo n schools, Board of Education representatives, the mayor and his top lieutenants, officials of state and county governments, University founders, courtroom judges, the 10 graduating seniors, professors, trustees, the chancellor, and the high sheriff of Mo nroe County. Among today's thousands of spectators, many arc as distinguished and, no doubt, burst ing with as much pride as the onlookers of 1851. 4 Commencement Ceremonies Dennis O'Brien, President, PRESIDING

Frederick C. Jefferson, Jr. Announcer

CONCERT PRELUDE Eastman Wind Ensemble Donald Huns berger, Conductor Triumphal March & Ballet Music from ''A.ida" Guiseppe Verdi Er each of you has a Variations for Wind Band Ralph Vaughan Williams

responsibility to the society; and CARILLON MARCH Hopeman Carillon Alan Rakov, Carillonneur the time scale of the society is The Dandelion Yellow Charles F Cole, 1925 generally a long one, not a short Richard L. Green, 1926

one. To exercise this responsibility- PROCESSIONAL Eastman Wind Ensemble Faculty and Candidates even when it may be in conflict University of Rochester Commencement Fanfare I Howard Hanson with your responsibility to your Coronation March from Le Prophete Giacomo Meyerbeer parents, teachers, and employers - Belle of the Mohawk Vale Traditional Homage March for King Ludwig of Bavaria Richard Wagner will require courage as well as Platform Party University of Rochester ingenuity: for sometimes you will Commencement Fanfare II Howard Hanson March - Pomp and C ircumstance, find it necessary to sacrifice Op. 39, No. 1 Edward Elgar

yourself because your interest for INVOCATION Reverend Greg Osterberg the longer view is not acceptable Protestant Chaplain

to those who employ you. But, on WELCOME President O'Brien

the whole, I think you should take THE EDWARD PECK CURTIS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING this risk and inject these longer Martin R. Feinberg Brian ]. Thompson, Provost perspectives into your careers. THE UNIVERSITY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE Your technological fixes and social IN GRADUATE TEACHING Ronald W. Jones Provost Thompson fixes will thereby become more

humane; perhaps more important, THE CHARLES FORCE HUTCHISON AND MARJORIE SMITH HUTCHISON MEDAL each of your lives will be more Walter Cooper Provost Thompson

richly human. CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES President O'Brien Alvin M. Weinb erg, 1973 Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari, Doctor of Laws John Ashbery, Doctor of Humane Letters Barbara Ann Teer, Doctor of Laws D aniel Patrick Moynihan, Doctor of Laws 5

James William Johnson, Professor of English, UNIVERSITY ORAffiR

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Hon. Daniel Patrick Moynihan

CONFERRING OF DOCTORAL DEGREES The degree Doctor of Philosophy David Beach University Dean of Graduate Studies The degree Doctor of Musical Arts Robert Freeman Director, Eastman School of Music The degree Doctor of Education Philip Wexler Dean, Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development The degree Doctor of Medicine Marshall A. Lichtman Dean, School of Medicine and Dentistry

CONFERRING OF MASTER'S DEGREES Provost Thompson

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES College of Arts and Science and University College of Liberal and Applied Studies Dean Richard Aslin Eastman School of Music Director Freeman College of Engineering and Applied Science Dean Bruce WArden School of Nursing Dean Sheila A. Ryan

EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

ALUMNI WELCOME Halford B. Johnson '52 Pres ident, University Alumni A ssociation

CLOSING REMARKS President O'Brien

THE GENESEE Sung by Jennifer A. Aylmer '94 Jonathan Duke '94 with the Eastman Wind Ensemble Herve D. Wilkins, 1866

RECESSIONAL Festive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Arrangement Hunsberger Festmarch from "Tannhauser" Richard Wagner Arrangement Rumbelow

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EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Diploma Ph.D. and D.M.A. Investiture Saturday, May 21, Kilbourn Hall 3:00p.m. Diploma Ceremony Eastman Theatre 11:15 a.m. Ceremonies COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Alexander Palestra 12:00 noon MARGARET WARNER GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 11:30 a.m. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY INVESTITURE Eastman Theatre 2:30p.m. SCHOOL OF NURSING Auditorium, River Road Buildings 11:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES Faculty C lub, Douglass Building 11:00 a.m. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Ph.D. Investiture Saturday, May 21, Strong Auditorium 4:00p.m. Anthropology Room 114, Dewey Hall 11:15 a.m. Art and Art History Cutler Union, University Avenue 11:30 a.m. Biochemistry Whipple Auditorium, Medical Center 11:30 a.m. Biology Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 2:00p.m. Chemistry Hoyt Hall 2:00p.m. Cognitive Science Gowen Room, Wilson Commons 12:30 p.m. Computer Science Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. Humans seem to be born with Earth and Environmental Sciences Lower Level, Interfaith Chapel 2:30p.m. an innate drive to make meaning Economics Alexander Palestra 2:45p.m. English Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 3:30p.m. out of all experience . ... Our Film Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library 2:00p.m. Health and Society May Room, Wilson Commons 11:15 a.m. developing understanding dwells History Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 1:30 p.m. side by side with our wonder at Individualized Interdepartmental Studies Room 201, Dewey Hall 12:15 p.m. Integrated Sciences Room 201, Dewey Hall 12:15 p.m. the mystery of the universe and Linguistics Room 209, Computer Studies Building 1:30 p.m. Mathematics Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. our very life within it . .. . It is in Modern Languages and C ultures Lower Level, Interfaith C hapel 11:15 a.m. Microbiology Helen Wood Hall Lounge, Medical Center 11:15 a.m. a stretching, vital liberal education Music Music Rehearsal Room, Wilson Commons 10:45 a.m. Neuroscience Room 203, Meliora Hall 11:1 5 a.m. that we can move along our lives Philosophy Welles-Brown Room, Rush Rhees Library 11:1 5 a.m. Physics and Astronomy Hoyt Hall 11:15 a.m. with hope, drawing meaning out Political Science Strong Auditorium 11:15 a.m. of who we are, what we are Psychology Strong Auditorium 2:00p.m. Public Policy Saturday, May 21, Room 201, Dewey Hall 2:00p.m. becoming, and in our connections Religion and Classics May Room, Wilson Commons 2:00p.m. Statistics Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. with each other and with the Women's Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library 11:15 a.m. physical world.

Paula P. Brownlee, 1992 Diploma Ceremony Receptions Schools, Colleges, and Departments holding receptions will announce their times and places. 8

Honor Phi Beta Kappa (National Collegiate Honor Society) *Christopher Michael Adams *Susan Elizabeth Lillich Societies William John Axtman Valentine Kong Chee Loh Colleen M. Barber Michelle Lynn Laurette and Cindi Bartlett *Sandra Michelle Luce Matthew Alex Bataille Mary Ellen MacDonald Paul David Bernreuther Stephen Richard Machnowski Awards Derek John Brostek *Gregory William Mango *Jacqueline Michele Bruce Jeffrey Matthew Margolies *Laura Michelle Bruce Julie Christine Masters Daniel Hezekiah Buckley David Herbert Mathews Andrea Burgio Brian Robert McGee Nancy I. Burke Jennifer S. McGinty Lindsay Andrea Cadwallader Aaron Joseph McKeon Laura Ellen Cancilla Patrick Joseph McMahon Juliana Hsin-l Chen Nora Elizabeth Meier Liz NienTze Chen Deborah Beth Metzger *Man-Wai C hu Gregory Joseph Mitchell Ronald James C lark *Mana Mosammaparast Todd Willard C rane *Ali Muhtaroglu Barclay M. C renshaw *Marsha Jan Nortz here are vast worlds outside Catherine Kristen Daghir *Anthony Bawo O gedegbe Linh Duy Dao *Beth Marie Olearczyk the recognized professions where Timothy E. Delahunt Gary Hormoz Payman Stacey Ann DiMartino *Glenn Thomas Petko people are needed who have the *David Richard Doody Susan ]. Putnam *David S. Eddy William M. Ribas qualities that have been ascribed Eric Elkins Eisenberg David Steven Rifkin to you. Therefore, even if you G regg Adam Eisenberg Rachel Eileen Sands Arjuna Ekanayake Meredith Lynn Shanley don't think much of the world of Scott B. Evans Julie Anne Siron M arcus Matthew G age *Beata K. Smarzynska business, or the media, take your Jennifer Jon Gambino Christopher David Smith *Jane Elizabeth Gaudioso Laurie Sara Sokol qualities there, and see what C leanthe Pamela Gerakos Vinod Hiremagalur Srihari Heather Ann Goldman Mia Keryn Stern happens. Don't expect that you are *Jennifer Cohen Goldstein Jennifer Mary Strang going to raise them from the depths *Adam Michael Goodmann *Jonathan Leigh Summers Deepak Goyal Jessica Lee Virkus - if indeed they are depths; wait Lisa Lynn G reen Daniel Francis Vona Kristine Moriah Habacker Dawn Marie Weaver until you have discovered what Raymond Brian Hanson *Leah Lynne Wendell Johanna Rose Hollander Rebecca Susan Wennergren they have to teach you and then, Helen L. Hung Courtney Wallace Wilson Karen Diane Huy Debra Lynn Wilson when you have learned your job, A aron Jude Johnson Karin Marie Yager Paul L. Jonasse Fai Yeung perhaps you can teach them. Lisa Khachaturian Elizabeth Haejung Yu Only fools despise any kind Amy Joan Kirchhoff Aihua Zhou Brooke Erin Landau Jon Michael Zieger of honest work. Karen Kailun Lee Kyung Min Lee W. Robertson Davies, 1983 A aron Michael Lever *Elected in the Junior Year 9

Susan Mary Fredericks Tau Beta Pi Kathleen Louise Hanson Awards* (College Honor Society in Theresa L. Hart, R.N. Engineering} EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Marianne Linnette Humnicky, R. N. PERFORMER'S CERTIFICATE Andrew John Baumler Barbara P. Kassman Per Niklas Almgren, in trombone James John Carbonaro Julie Ann Kingston Jennifer Ann Aylmer, in voice Arjuna Ekanayake Diane Lipomi David John Beauchesne, in trombone Marcus Matthew Gage Diane Kathleen Lotten David Michael Beem, in violoncello Deepak Goyal Bernadette Payne MacLeod Elizabeth Ann Carter, in trumpet Brenda Kay Hogan Toni]. McGhan Kirstin Marie Chavez-Garda, in voice Judy Fong Huang Marilyn T. McMullen Shun-Lin Chou, in piano Aaron Jude Johnson Shari Ann Miller Denise Rochelle Cohen, in flute Valentine Kong Chee Loh Virginia Minster, R.N. Joan Catherine DerHovsepian, Michelle Lynn Laurette Heather O'Brien in viola Dhiraj Mallick Maureen O'Donnell, R.N. Kenneth William Easton, in trumpet C hristopher Sean Margeson Theodora Sendera Paine, R.N. Maximilian David Fleischman, Jeffrey Matthew Margolies Elizabeth A. Powley in piano Julie Christine Masters Susan Lee Price Michael John Fuerst, in harpsichord Brian Robert McGee Brenda Ann Pullyblank Dietrich Paul Hemann, in hom Ali Muhtaroglu Jill B. Richards Joan Chuan-l Huang, in piano Kevin M. Olson Rina W. Schnaufer Rebecca Jane Karpoff, in voice Kevin Paul O'Shea Robin Lynn Shaw Hyung-Min Lee, in piano G lenn Thomas Petko Cynthia Walton Stanley Yoon-Young Lee, in flute Ann Grace Sheridan Constance F. Visovsky, R.N. Kathryn Christine Meany, in oboe Paul Smith Stratton Jennifer Marie Waggett Thomas John Meglioranza, in voice Eric Fun Lung Tsung Tricia Diane Wehrle Nicola Jane Melville, in piano Daniel Francis Vona Mary Jo Witt John Edward Mitchener, in organ Debra Lynn Wilson Terri Woods Winter and harpsichord DiWu Susan Kay Powell, in percussion Fai Yeung Kevin Matthew Putz, in piano Daniel Christopher Yungk Alpha Omega Alpha Jeanne Preucil Rose, in violin Jean-Valery Charles-Emile Coumans Stephen Michael Rose, in violin Yvonne Marie Dudac Kevin William Schempf, in clarinet Sigma Theta Tau Edward Scott Frankel John Richard Schertle, in clarinet (College Honor Society in Nursing} Holly Raschiatore Garber Rebecca Lynn Stake, in hom Mary E. Andolsek Jonathan Williams Hager Kristin Elizabeth Stiles, in violin Lisa Marie Augostini Raymond J. Harshbarger III Suzanne Ruth Stevens, in voice Kelly Wilmouth Battaglia C hristopher August Klipstein Jeremy C layton Thomas, in hom Michelle Anne Binotto Neal Ian Lindeman David Nolan Ware, in trumpet Bonnie S. Budd Joseph Edward Losee Mary Beth Campo Elizabeth Sarah Morgan Laura Ellen Cancilla Jill Suzanne Segel *The recipients of additional awards Michelle Marie Carr Nancy L. Shafer and prizes are noted after the candi­ Barbara Jean Cerra Kristie Karol Shappell dates' names under the appropriate Karen Glover C omstock David P. Stornelli degree 1i sti ng. Tia DeRosa Paul Kevin Tulikangas Lura L. Deveau, R.N. Saul N. Weingart Kathryn Anne Dragan 10

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Stephen Woodrow Brewster, Oscar Chan, Economics Lisa Natasha Andrea Constantine, Psychology Joseph C. Chang, Economics Economics/Political Science Jonathan Paul Brimfield, Economics/ Jennifer Robin Chauncey, Economics Douglas E. Cooke, English-Major; Political Science Beth Cheikes, Music Spanish-Minor, Dean's Prize: Sheryl Simone Briscoe, Economics Ginny Chen, Psychology-Major; Poetry-first place, Russell Mumford Susannah Meredith Briskin, Biology­ Japanese-Minor Tuttle Prize Major; Health and Society-Minor Juliana Hsin-1 Chen, Psychology/ Matthew M. Cooney, Biology/Religious Laurie Lynne Brooks, Economics­ Economics Studies , Irene Bush Steinbock Prize Major; Organizational Psychology­ Julie Tieu Chen, Biology/Psychology Kristin Bernardine Cooper, Linguistics Minor Liz N ien •T ze Chen, Economics­ Stephanie Brett Cooper, English­ Derek John Brostek, Political Science Major; Japanese-Minor Major; Film Studies-Minor Garrett Winston Browne, Political James Paul Cheney, Environmental Alisa Margaret Cording, English Science-Major; History-Minor Studies Ethan Abraham Corona, Political Jacqueline Michele Bruce, Psychology Karolyn Cheng, Psychology Science Laura Michelle Bruce, Psychology­ Stephanie Christine Cheuk, Art Jonathan Paul Cortright, Psychology Major; Spanish-Minor History-Major; History-Minor Daile E. Cox, Mathematics-Major; Jay David Bruns, Biology-Major; Nikhilesh Chib, Economics Statistics-Minor Health and Society-Minor Hobart K. Chin, Chemistry Katherine Anne Cox, Psychology­ Madeline Lillie Bryant, Psychology Michael Joseph Chindamo, Psychology Major; Medical Anthropology-Minor Nicholas Roman Buchowsky, Yoon Seok Choe, Studio Arts Erica Michelle Cranston, English­ Pychology Linda Choi, Economics/Psychology Major; Writing: English Rebecca Ann Bugaj, Integrated Slatomir Christow, Chemistry Composition- Minor Sciences-Major; Visual Science­ Loan Tuong Chu, Biology/English Brett William Creeley, Psychology Minor Isabel Suna Chung, English Barclay M. Crenshaw, Film Studies­ Katherine Elizabeth Burdick, Jennifer Ann Ciance, Spanish Major; Writing: Creative Writing­ Psychology/Political Science John Thomas Ciarico, Religious Studies Minor, Dean's Prize: Short Fiction­ Andrea Burgio, Psychology Francine Webster Ciccarelli, History first place Clay Michael Burke, Economics Mari Regina Cipriani, English- Carl Albert Croniser, Psychology Nancy I. Burke, Psychology Major; Organizational Psychology­ Laura Felicia Cropo, Economics­ Nicole Elizabeth Buscaglia, Psychology Minor, Irene Grace Bunde Acting Major; Anthropology-Minor Alison Mary Butler, Psychology Award Ana B. Cruz, Psychology-Major; Christopher Kenneth Butler, Political Daniel Todd Clark, Political Science Spanish-Minor Science Ronald James Clark, History Celina Del Carmen Cunanan, Keith Chairat Butsunturn, Health and John M. Clarke, Economics/Political Psychology/Health and Society Society Science Jennifer Ann Cunningham, Dawn Lynn Buyze, Health and Society Timothy Robert Clarke, Political Psychology/German Joel David Byam, Music Science/Economics Scott D. Cunningham, Political Lindsay Andrea Cadwallader, Political Elizabeth Joyce Clement, Science-Major; Applied Science/Psychology Interdepartmental Studies (Culture, Economics- Minor Heather N . Cahn, Psychology Politics and the Media) Jennifer Catherine Czekaj, Philosophy Tricia Anne-Marie Callender, English Alexander Lloyd Cohen, Psychology Catherine Kristen Daghir, Psychology/ Rayna Patricia Caplan, Psychology/ Ari Robert Cohen, English English Health and Society Seth Gordon Cohen, Economics William Matthew Dalicandro, Political Ian Christopher Carey, Economics Christopher Ryan Colarossi, Science/Economics Samuel W. Carey, Philosophy Psychology Mark David Danchak, Economics Susanna Lynn Carman, Geological Darrell A. Coles, Mathematics Lan Ngoc Dang, Biology/Psychology Sciences Edmond Adrian Collins, Pychology Tina Lin Dankos, Russian Carla C. Carrington, English Isaac Allen Collins, Political Science Linh Duy Dao, Chemistry Elizabeth Ann Carroll, Religious Justin Micheal Collins, Physics Christine Helen Daragjati, Biology Studies Loreina Kaye Collins, Psychology/ Deanna Lynn D'Arcy, Linguistics Michelle Ann Carroll, Health and Biology Kimberly Beth Darrohn, Health and Society/Psychology Kenmore Commoss III, Political Society Thomas Vito Carson, History Science Lauren Elizabeth Dashef, Health and Jenny Marie Cavallerano, English­ Dawn M. Conklin, Biology- Major; Society- Major; Health Major; Psychology- Minor ClAssics: Latin-Minor Psychology-Minor Michael Lee Chae, Economics/Japanese James Dell Cort Conlon, Religious Brent Rodney Davidson, Political Miriam Doris Chafart, Economics­ Studies Science-Major; Writing: English Major; Spanish- Minor Composition- Minor 12

Genivieve Patrice Davis, English Lisa Beth Engelman, Environmental Jennifer Ann Davis, Mathematics­ Studies Statistics-Major; Applied Alissa Lauren Epstein, Psychology/ Economics-Minor Political Science Ronald Peter DeCamella, Jr., Political Bryan Christian Ericksen, Russian Science David William Ettinger, Studio Arts, Mario E. Deif, Religious Studies Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize College of Arts Pamela Jean De Jac, Psychology Kellie Marion Evans, Political Science/ and Science Timothy E. Delahunt, Political Science/ History History Maureen Therese Fagan, Biology/ Vagnes Romeo De La Rosa, Psychology Bachelor of Arts Psychology-Major; Philosophy­ Nicholas Zinon Falangas, Film Studies/ Minor Psychology Julia Elizabeth DeNise, English Christopher James Fantuzzo, Biology Jennifer Marie Dent, Health and Joseph John Fantuzzo, Biology Society Prescott Richardson Farris, Political Noah Elias Dephoure, Biology Science/Economics Jennifer Mare! DePrez, Political Science Meredith Lynn Fay, Japanese-Major; Lisa Marie Desiderata, Psychology Biology-Minor Matthew Thomas Devlin, English Brian A. Feeney, Biology-Major; Sora Riva Devore, Psychology Political Science-Minor Rosalie Christine Diaz, English/ Francesca Felicioni, English Psychology Stephan Ladd Felix, Economics­ Alison Marie Dickson, Psychology- Major; Medical Anthropology­ Major; Political Science-Minor Minor Mathias Louis Dill, English Stuart Jon Fenkel, Political Science Stacey Ann DiMartino, Biology Cassandra Rose Fenton, Geological Joel Darnley Dodson, English-Major; Sciences Religious Studies-Minor Laurie Jeanne Ferguson, English­ Amy Elizabeth Doe, Psychology/ Major; French-Minor Women's Studies Mark E. Ferguson, Political Science/ Jennifer Ellen Dansky, Religious Studies Economics David Richard Doody, Chemistry Carmen Edith Fernandez, Spanish­ Jennifer Robin Drake, Health and Major; English Literature-Minor Society-Major; Biology-Minor Rushika Marie Fernando, Physics Sheryl Lynn Dresser, Political Science William Me Bride Fesq, Jr., Cognitive Jonathan Edward Drum, Film Science Studies - Major; Applied Ulgen S. Fideli, Health and Society/ Economics-Minor Biology Jeremy Harmon Du Bois, Cognitive Dale Curtiss Fiegl, Studio Arts Science/Psychology Felix M. Figueroa, Economics-Major; Christopher Scott Dunham, Economics Statistics- Minor Sheila Alice Dwyer, Political Science Michael David Fine, Political Science Lisa Marie Eaffaldano, Psychology- Paul David Fiorentino, English Major; French- Minor Hossein Y. Firooznia, Cognitive Science Francis John Earley, Political Science Julienne Katherine Fischl, Biology- Mark Christopher Eberz, Biology Major; French-Minor David S. Eddy Ill, Political Science/ James W. Fitzgerald, Political Science­ Philosophy Major; Economic Theory-Minor Judith Ann Ehmann, History - Major; Joseph Michael Fitzpatrick, Health and Psychology as a Social Science­ Society Minor Douglas Brett Florin, Economics Jennifer Beth Ehrenreich, Liavanessa Fontanez, Political Science/ Psychology-Major; Political Spanish Science-Minor David Sterling Forbes, History/Russian Michael Edward Eiffert, German Ann Marie Ford, Psychology/Health Eric Elkins Eisenberg, Political and Society Science-Major; Applied Rohanna Star Forrest, Economics­ Economics- Minor Major; Organizational Psychology­ Gregg Adam Eisenberg, Political Minor Science, John H . Berman Memorial Andrew Stephen Forsberg, Computer Award Sciences: Mathematics Andrea Marie Elliott, History/German David Gordon Foss, Economics Nicolas R. Encina, Psychology/Biology Esau Foster II, Psychology-Major; Ethics- Minor 13

Maeghen June Foster, Psychology Jennifer Anne Gordon, English Ian Nathaniel Hill, Economics Scott Michael Fraize, Cognitive Science Gueorgui Gougounichvili, Political Krishna S. Hill, Economics Michelle Yvette Francis, Religious Science Joan Theresa Hilly, Psychology­ Studies/Biology Daniel Michael Graovac, Biology­ Major; Studio Arts-Minor Sandra Wonita Fraser, Psychology/ Major; Political Science-Minor Sanjiv Chandroo Hingorani, Biology Leslie Katharine Green, Psychology­ Economics-Major; Psychology as a Joshua Mark Freedman, Economics Major; Biology-Minor Social Science- Minor Shari Lynn Freid kin, Health and Alison Beth Greenberg, Psychology/ Kimberly R. Hinz, Psychology Society/Psychology Health and Society Hideaki Hirai, Political Science Lisa Jo Friedman, Health and Society Scott Andrew Greene, History Todd Andrew Hitchcock, English/ Rocio Erika Fyorovich, Political Richard Lee Grenolds, Economics/ History Science-Major; Japanese-Minor Political Science Jon Murray Hoffman, Economics Antoinette Gadson, English John Scott Griffin, Economics/History Johanna Rose Hollander, Psychology Yousuf Abdul Gaffar, Biology Pamela Ann Griffith, Psychology David Gary Hollinsworth, Computer Jennifer Jon Gambino, Political Science/ Rebecca Marie Griggs, Pychology Sciences: Mathematics Spanish, ]ames D. McGill Prize Frederick David Gross, Political Timothy Charles Holser, Political Laura Marguerite Gamble, Health and Science-Major; Organizational Science Society-Major; Biology-Minor Psychology-Minor James Michael Holsomback, Jorge Ernesto Garcia, Health and Sheryl L. Grossman, Psychology Psychology-Major; Religious Society Michael Noah Gurell, Psychology­ Studies-Minor Lynne Jacqueline Garcia, Health and Major; Spanish-Minor James Casey Holzman, Economics Society-Major; Medical Marc Andrew Gurtman, Psychology Richard Karl Hoppe, Political Science Anthropology-Minor Kenneth Alan Haag, Religious Studies/ Susan Beth Hoppe, Philosophy Jonathan Paul Gardner, Chemistry Psychology Katherine L. Hornung, Psychology Molly Ann Garofalo, Psychology Kristine Moriah Habacker, Russian/ Daniel Gormley Houton, History Linda M. Garrison, Psychology- English Alison Dalton Hoyle, History Major ; Women's Studies-Minor Chereeze Yvonne Hall, Anthropology­ Kimberly Susanne Hoyt, Psychology Erik Jason Gayoso, Biology/Psychology Major; Psychology as a Social James H. Hsu, Economics Judy Lynn Gel ina, Economics Science-Minor Susan Patricia Hubbard, Biology Nora Evelyn Gelperin, Psychology Christopher Stewart Halvorsen, Jessica Elizabeth Hudon, Psychology Judith Ellen Gendler, Biology Economics David Michael Hughes, History- Gary Thomas Geraci, Political Casey Lea Hamberg, Interdepartmental Major; Archaeology-Minor Science-Major; Applied Studies (Biological Health) Lawrence J. Huh, Economics Economics-Minor Heather Michelle Hampf, Biology­ Ravi Mithu Hundalani, Economics Cleanthe Pamela Gerakos, Economics/ Major; Health and Society-Minor Helen L. Hung, Psychology Political Science Marianne Hanjaras, His tory/Religious Jonathan Steven Hurwitz, Philosophy Michael Frederick Gerhardt, History Studies Donald Thomas Huttlin, Art History Robert Charles Gilmore, Religious Raymond Brian Hanson, Political Karen Diane Huy, History Studies Science/] apanese Eric Huynh, Chemistry Katrina Eve Glogowski, English/History Hasan Rashedul Haq, Mathematics Ada U. !be, Health and Society Frederic Carl Goetz, Political Science/ Meredith Downing Hardy, Political Thomas Frank !nterlichia, Psychology History Science/English Brian Michael Irwin, Political Eric Lawrence Goldberg, Biology Michele Felicia Harlem, Psychology Science-Major; Biology-Minor Marcy Freida Goldberg, Russian Amanda Renee Hartman, Beth Sondra Isenberg, Political Science Michael Kevin Goldberg, Psychology Interdepartmental Studies (Ethnicity, Kaye Ellen Ishee, English/Political Gennifer Erin Goldenberg, Health and Class and Gender in America) Science Society-Major; Applied Leslie Christine Hartman, Psychology Edward Geoffrey Isles, Political Science Economics-Minor Michele Ninette Hatcher, Psychology Latrisha Michelle Jackson, Political Heather Ann Goldman, Psychology­ Anita Uday Hattiangadi, Economics/ Science Major; Spanish- Minor French, Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize Marc Bryan Jacobs, English , Meredith Joshua Brett Goldman, Psychology - Jennifer Ann Haug, Psychology G. Bernstein Prize Major; Biology - Minor Earl David Hausrath Ill, Political Jocelyn Paige Janaitis, English- Major; Todd A. Goldring, Political Science Science Women's Studies -Minor Jennifer Cohen Goldstein, Psychology Andrea Haveman, Studio Arts Jae Yong Jang, Economics Daphne Marie Goodall, Geological Kristin Michelle Hawk, Health and Tracy Ann Jarosinski, Health and Sciences Society Society- Major; Psychology- Minor Benjamin Thomas Goodman, Jason David Heath, Economics Cindy A. Jay, Health and Society Chemistry Pamela Kay Hehlo, English Deepak Praveen Jayaraman, Political Nina Renee Goodman, Psychology/ Shelly Heimanson, Psychology/ Science Interdepartmental Studies (Women's Interdepartmental Studies (Performing Latacha Shuterry Jenkins, Political Health Care) Arts) Science Adam Michael Goodmann, Biology/ Travis Benjamin Heiser, Economics/ Thomas George Jennings, Political Chemistry Political Science Science- Major; History-Minor Gregory Michael Gordon, Robert William Hepperle, English Jung Bae )eon, Health and Society Anthropology/Political Science Joann S. Hess, Economics Pamela Jean Jimenez, Psychology/ Religious Studies 14

Stephen Matthew Jimerson, Jon Calvin Lane, Political Science Linguistics/Philosophy Benjamin David Lanning, Economics/ James Cochran Johnson, Economics Health and Society Kurt Hans Johnson, English-Major; Joseph Anthony LaPadula, Political Studio Arts-Minor Science PaulL. Jonasse, English Jason Andrew LaPierre, Cognitive Gregory Allan Jones, Political Science Science College of Arts Pamela Ann Jordan, History-Major; Noah Wynn Lapine, English/Political and Science English Literature-Minor Science Mara Danielle Kahn, Psychology­ Rishad Darius Lawyer, English/ Major; Italian-Minor Psychology Bachelor of Arts Kristin Lynn Kain, Psychology Lara Louise Lectora, Political Science Albert Shin Kang, Psychology-Major; Carolyn Jean Lee, Political Science/ Biology-Minor Women's Studies Tayyba Kanwal, Mathematics Christian T. Lee, Economics Caroline Amy Kaplan, Health and Esther Hey-Young Lee, Biology­ Society/Psychology Major; French-Minor Elan Jacob Kaplan, Philosophy Hyun Mi Lee, Psychology-Major; Joseph Matthew Karam, Political History-Minor Science/Statistics Jenny Lee, Biology/Psychology Bradley David Katz, English Karen Kailun Lee, Psychology/ Keith Zsolt Keberle, Economics Psychology-Major; Kirsten Lee, Religious Studies Medical Anthropology-Minor Kyung Min Lee, Biology/Spanish Bernard Kevin Keenan, Economics Awais Khan Leghari, Economics/ Timothy Heywood Kellogg, Chemistry Political Science Todd Robert Kelsch, Religious Studies Jennifer Michelle Lembach, Psychology Matthew Eric Kennedy, Psychology Adamantios Michael Lemos, Lisa Khachaturian, History/Russian Economics/Political Science Michael David Kiel, Economics Elizabeth Aletha LeVangia, Music­ Yoonsuk Kim, Economics Major; German-Minor Amy Joan Kirchhoff, Russian Aaron Michael Lever, Political Science/ James David Klimasewski, Economics Psychology Jessica Marie Knapp, Religious Studies Abby Miriam Levine, Anthropology­ Jane Haviland Knodel, Psychology- Major; French-Minor Major; Studio Arts-Minor Amy Michelle Levine, English/Political Diane Elizabeth Kobal, Philosophy­ Science Major; History-Minor Jennifer Olivia Levy, Psychology Laurie Rachael Koch, Health and Fai Leung Li, Statistics Society Jonah Allen Libster, Music Apostolos Angelis Kokossioulis, Kimberly Susan Liddle, Art History­ Classics Major; Economic Theory-Minor Dimitrios Angelis Kokossioulis, Susan Elizabeth Lillich, Psychology/ Economics Women's Studies Janel Kolby, Political Science Stephanie Yuein Lin, Psychology Daniel Louis Kopelman, Economics Mihalis Dimitrios Lioudis, Biology/ Susan Elaine Kozak, Economics Chemistry Matthew Charles Kraus, Health and Heather Brooks Little, Religious Society-Major; Spanish-Minor Studies/Psychology Brandon Jason Kroll, Biology Karen Joyce Livingston, History Onica Anne Kuch, Health and Society/ Geoffrey Marcel Long, Psychology Interdepartmental Studies (Sociological Lara Helena Kuhn, Psychology Foundations in the Law) Philip Adam Kusnetz, Psychology­ Frank Lo Tempio, Political Science Major; Writing: English Christine Amanda Lopez, Psychology/ Composition - Minor English Roderick N iro Labrador, Religious Milagro Eduar Lopez, Chemistry Studies Kiet Lu, Psychology Anthony Clement Lahey, Biology Kevin P. Lucas, Political Science­ Renee C hristine Lalley, Political Major; Ethics - Minor Science/Psychology Shawn Thomas Lucas, Psychology Karen Michele LaMacchia, History Sandra Michelle Luce, Danielle LaNatra, Psychology Psychology-Major; Probabilistic Brooke Erin Landau, Psychology Mathematics - Minor David Lloyd Lane, Economics

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Michelle Lynn Ludwigsen, Political Kenneth Mayer, Economics-Major; Francis Billou Monachelli, Economics Science/Psychology Gennan-Minor Justin Carpenter Mooney, Geological William Lung, English Robert Charles Mayer, Psychology Sciences Gabriel Robert Lustik, Economics- Magdiel Mayo!, Biology Perrin Felice Morse, Religious Studies/ Major; Archaeology-Minor Ross Eilberg Mazer, Psychology­ Political Science Yael Luttwak, English/History Major; Applied Economics-Minor Adelbert Elmar Mueller, History Melissa Luzung, Health and Society Karen Lynn McCann, English-Major; Lorena Andrea Munoz, English Ngoc Phuong Ly, Biology Psychology as a Social Science­ Shalagh Sullivan Murdock, History Jeffrey John Lyons, Political Science­ Minor Charles Michael Murphy, Political Major; History-Minor Robert Michael McCarthy, Political Science/Russian Heather Maureen MacDonald, Science Sean Joseph Murphy, Economics Anthropology-Major; Religious Lisa Michele McDermott, French­ John Edward Murray, Philosophy Studies-Minor Major; History-Minor Christyn Musso, History-Major; Mary Ellen MacDonald, Psychology/ Matthew Christopher McFee, Philosophy-Minor Gennan Economics-Major; Psychology­ Busiku Bhana Mwinga, Economics/ Molly Beth MacDonald, Environmental Minor Political Science Studies Karen Jean McGill, History Julianna Marie Myers, Psychology Jose Sixto Maceda, Biology-Major; Jennifer S. McGinty, Political Science Lenore Marie Myka, English, Dean's History-Minor Elaine Mary McGirr, History/English Prize: Short Fiction-third place Scott C. Macey, Philosophy Aaron Joseph McKeon, History/ Alvaro Navarro, Economics Stephen Richard Machnowski, Pychology Carey Elisabeth Neiman, Political Psychology - Major; Studio Arts­ Patrick Joseph McMahon, Philosophy Science-Major; Spanish- Minor Minor Daniel T. McMullen, Economics John William Nemec, Religious Alex Machurov, Political Science­ John Peter McNaboe, Political Studies-Major; Philosophy-Minor Major; Russian-Minor Science-Major; Organizational Peter B. Newman, Political Science Izumi Maeda, Political Science-Major; Psychology-Minor James Robert Newton, Political Science Applied Economics-Minor Kyle Matthew Meeker, Religious Studies Willy Ng, Economics Carol Joanna Magid, Psychology Nora Elizabeth Meier, English Stephen Anthony Nigro, Chemistry/ Bradley E Maher, Health and Society Michael Meleca, Environmental Studies Biology Michael Edward Maher, Political Lynne Marie Menz, Psychology Joseph William Nimeh, Biology Science/Economics Rebecca Jeanne Mercier, Psychology/ Tuyet Phuong Ngoc Nong, Biology Jonathan H. Mahlowitz, Political History Matthew A. North, Philosophy- Science-Major; Applied Brandon Jonathon Merdalo, Political Major; Psychology-Minor Economics-Minor Science Marsha Jan Nom, Psychology, Janet Christopher John Mai, Biology Dennis Robert Meszler, Biology/ Howell Clark Prize Lina Maine, Mathematics/Psychology Psychology, Ayman Amin-Salem Sunshine Maria Numrich, Biology Shannon Kareen Maine, Religious Memorial Award Frank Joshua Nussbaum, Political Studies/English Stacey Sayles Metcalf, Mathematics Science Irene C. Maiolo, Psychology Deborah Beth Metzger, Psychology Craig William O'Brien, Patrice Nicole Malcolm, Political Sara Ann Michelucci, Cognitive Cognitive Science-Major; Science Science Religious Studies-Minor Pedro Javier Maldonado, French Douglas Dargon Middlebrook, Political Ayodele 0. Ojumu, Interdepartmental Michael Matthew Maloy, Religious Science Studies (African-American Studies) Studies/History Edward Gilbert Middleton, Art History Beth Marie Olearczyk, English/Women's Gregory William Mango, Biology­ Sarah Diane Midgley, Psychology­ Studies, Joseph O'Connor Graduate Major; Chemistry-Minor Major; English Literature-Minor Study Fund Colleen Ann Manning, Political Lori Ann Mihalich, Political Science/ Steven Christian Omvik, Statistics Science/History Women's Studies Leonard Opanashuk, Psychology­ Lisa Karen Manowitz, Psychology Michael Tori Mihaly, Interdepartmental Major; Political Science-Minor Liezle Mary Manzano, Psychology Studies (African and African­ Hans Burnet Opsahl, Russian- Major; Thomas Edward Maresca, English American Studies) Italian- Minor Shari Fran Markoff, Political Science Lori Ann Miklovich, Economics/ Maricar Sibayan Pacquing, Psychology/ Rebecca Lynn Marron, Health and Political Science Biology Society Christine Marie Millbyer, Health and Joann I. Paden, Psychology Kenneth Corey Marshall, Psychology Society-Major; Biology-Minor James Hong-Jin Pak, Economics/ Beatriz Lorena Martinez, Psychology­ Jessica Lauren Miller, Health and Chemistry Major; Women's Studies-Minor Society- Major; Psychology as a George Peter Papageorge, Music Amy Lynn Mastrangelo, Biology­ Social Science-Minor Linda Ann Park, Political Science Major; Psychology- Minor Justin S. Miller, Political Science Kenneth John Parker, Political Science Travis Michael Mastroddi, Political Amy Mills, Religious Studies Tiffany Dean Parker, English Science/Economics Janice Miranda, Psychology Donna Lee Partridge, Psychology/ Linda Joy Mathison, Statistics Andrew Leslie Mitchell, Cognitive Biology Sujarit Mayalarp, Economics/Political Science Alec Deven Pashkow,. Economics Science Alan Stuari: Mohl, Religious Studies Bernard David Pasquantino, Economics 16

Craig Alan Patrick, English/Psychology Carl Buckley Robbins, Political Jill Alma Patterson, Political Science­ Science-Major; English Literature­ Major; Writing: Journalism-Minor Minor Timothy Keith Pavone, Political Nancy Edith Robbins, Biology Science Gregory Charles Rogers, Biology Christine Rae Pearson, Japanese Rebecca Lynn Roll, Religious Studies jeremiah Lee Pechin, English-Major; jonathan Adam Rosen, Religious College of Arts Writing: Creative Writing-Minor Studies and Science Susan Perkins, Art History Paris Theodore Rosvolos, Political Christopher Marc Perry, Political Science Science-Major; Organizational john Craig Rothmyer II, Psychology Bachelor of Arts Psychology-Minor Todd Wilhelm Rowohlt, Economics Naomi Beth Peters, Psychology Henri Roy, Spanish/Film Studies Elizabeth Ann Peterson, Political Emili C. Rubinowitz, Health and Science-Major; Applied Society Economics-Minor, Wendy ]ill Fread Eric Micheal Ruhlin, Political Science Prize Christopher Heyler Rulewich, Kara Michelle Petrakis, Political Economics Science Susan Marie Ryan, Psychology/ John Pasquale Pfannenbecker, Political Linguistics Science Paul Andrew Rynkiewicz, Psychology Kira Melissa Pfeffer, Psychology ­ Marc Daniel Sadowsky, Political Major; Spanish-Minor Science-Major; Organizational Peter Gray Phillips, Political Science/ Psychology-Minar Economics Rafael Claude Salomon, History- Neil josef Pierce, Computer Sciences: Major; French-Minor Mathematics jennifer April Salta!, Political Science Angela Noelle Pietras, English/Political Matthew Scott Salzman, Music Science Taylor Mitchell Sanders, Economics Alisa Marie Pinney, Psychology Rachel Eileen Sands, Political Science, Kristi Ann Pittman, Biology ]ames D. McGill Prize Ruth Valerie Plurad, Psychology/ Peter Christopher Santilli, Political Linguistics Science Ilana Julie Plutzer, Psychology john Francis Santore, Cognitive Rebecca Jennifer Pomerantz, Religious Science -Major; ]apanese- .Minar Studies Doris Ann Santoro, English Michael Alfred Posner, Statistics/ Elizabeth joy Santos, Psychology Economics Jennifer Beth Saperstein, Psychology/ Michael joseph Prince, Political Health and Society Science-Major; History-Minor joan Marie Sapienza, Political Susan J. Putnam, English Science-Major; Spanish-Minor Tony Dong Qi, Economics Udaykumar Savarirayan, Economics Alexander Rabinovich, Economics/ Dina Marie Scalone, Psychology/Health Russian and Society Renee Rebecca Radbill, Health and Sharon A. Schepler, Psychology Society Matthew Isaac Scher, Chemistry Bilal Ejaz Raja, Economics Hope Roberts Schied, Economics Sriram Y. Rajagopal, Economics Stephanie Lynne Schlegel, English- William Colin Haig Ramage IV, Major; Russian- Minor English Troy Leo Schlesing, Biology Leticia Ramos, Economics/Statistics Kurt Frederick Schlueter, Economics/ Migdali Ramos, Political Science/ Political Science Spanish Kenneth Mark Schultz, Political Kamal Ravikant, Economics Science Alex john Reed, Economics/Psychology Bradly David Schwab, Religious Studies Suzzanne Nicola Reynolds, English- Kurt A. Schweiger, Political Science Major; French-Minor Victoria Cecilia Scott, Anthropology Jennifer Marie Ribando, Biology Thomas L. Scott Jr., Political Science William M. Ribas, Religious Studies julie Kara Seidman, Economics Tara Ellen Rider, Psychology Seda Selcuk, Economics Elizabeth Anne Ring, Biology/ Rachel Deborah Seltzer, Political Philosophy Science-Major; Japanese-Minor Tongchai Rithisom, Economics Min Soo jeffrey Seo, Psychology Sonia Vidalia Rivera, Political Science Kathleen Shane, Psychology Patricia Rizzo, Economics 17

Meredith Lynn Shanley, Psychology­ David Bruce Stewart, History Diane M. Verso, Economics Major; Spanish-Minor Jeffrey Evan Storch, Health and Society Lisa Elizabeth Vianna, Psychology Melissa A. Sharp, English Jennifer Mary Strang, Psychology- Zahira Elizabeth Vicioso, Political Tracy Ellen Sharp, Russian/Political Major; History-Minor Science/Psychology Science David Alexander Streicher, English Kathryn Angela Villone, Political John Joseph Shea, Political Science Christine Anne Sudore, Cognitive Science-Major; Ethics-Minor Bonnie Ann Shemo, Religious Studies Science Jessica Lee Virkus, Japanese-Major; Eran Shtiegman, Computer Sciences: Ben Y. Suhr, Economics Economic Theory-Minor Mathematics-Major; Applied Michael Austin Sullivan, Studio Arts Rohan Virmani, Economics Economics-Minor David Sullo, Health and Society- Michael Scott Vogler, Political Science Jane Marie Sigda, Political Science Major; Biology-Minor Eric E. Von Dungen, Political Science Deborah Anne Simmons, History Jonathan Leigh Summers, Tomoko Wada, Psychology Pamela Gail Simon, Health and Society Mathematics, Arthur S. Gale Prize Jon Nelson Waggoner, Economics­ Michael H. Singh, History Eric John Sundberg, Economics Major; Organizational Psychology­ Julie Anne Siron, Russian/Economics David Adam Swartz, Minor Kristen Anna Siudzinski, Political Science-Major; Mark Lucas Wakeman, Economics Political Science-Major; Writing: Journalism-Minor Carrie Elizabeth Waldron, Political Economic Theory-Minor Patricia Jeannette Sweeney, Science William James Skinner, Geological Psychology-Major; Anthropology­ Gary Eng Walk, Economics Sciences Minor Matthew Shane Walker, Political Jennifer Suzanne Slepian, Health and Mark Thomas Szabo, Science Society/Psychology Economics-Major; Tarra Renee Walker, Psychology/ Carolyn Slesinski, History Probabilistic Mathematics - Minor Religious Studies Holly E. Sloma, Psychology/Political Tomomi Takahata, Psychology Sailume Thelma Walo-Smith, English Science Priti Jain Tayal, Psychology-Major; Ming Yang Wang, Cognitive Science Beata K. Smarzynska, Economics Biology-Minor Andrew Alexander Washburn, Jacques Stephen Smith, Political Juergen Andreas Tempel, Mathematics/ Philosophy/Psychology Science Economics Jill Lauren Wasserman, Psychology Monique Renee Smith, Biology Jeffrey James Teschke, Economics/ Wishnu Jahja Waworuntu, Steven Arthur Smith, Economics Political Science Economics-Major; Jennifer Lynn Smrstik, Psychology Theresa Francis Thanjan, Psychology/ Psychology-Minor Jacob Samuel Snyder, Psychology Health and Society Colleen Mary Weber, English/Biology Laurie Sara Sokol, History Heidi Lynne Tinker, German Charles Michael Webster II, Economics Lee J. Solomon, Economics/Political Michael Dylan Tinnesz, Biology MichaelS. Wehle, Psychology Science Renee Elizabeth Tirado, Britta Wehmann, Psychology-Major; Steven T. Song, Political Science Interdepartmental Studies Health and Society-Minor Sumesh K. Sood, Psychology-Major; (International Relations) Jill Amy Weinberg, Religious Studies Political Science- Minor Elizabeth Rose Tobin, Political Science Lee Stefan Weinberg, Psychology Chanida Sophonpanich, Economics Ellen Marion Toland, Psychology Rebecca Leigh Weinstock, Art History Andrew J. Spagnoli, Psychology­ Mitchell P. Tolokonsky, Economics Patrick Sullivan Weir, Economics Major; Film Studies-Minor Louis Joseph Tomasso, Psychology Robert Jack Weisberg, Psychology Cheryl Eileen Spatorico, Economics Daniel Barrett Toomey, English Christina Lyn Weiser, Psychology Mary Amalia Spencer, French/ Henrietta Tordai, Psychology/English Aaron Robert Weiss, Psychology- Psychology Nestor L. Torres, Psychology Major; Biology-Minor Eric Marshall Spitzer, Biology/History Rhonda Lee Tortis, Health and Society Leah Lynne Wendell, English Boremy Srey, Political Science-Major; Frank William Townsend, Religious Rebecca Susan Wennergren, Political French-Minor Studies/Classics Science/Economics, Jay F. Birdsall Vinod Hiremagalur Srihari, Biology/ Jennifer Kathryn Tracey, Political Memorial Fund Religious Studies Science Daniel George Wesley, Psychology Phetmany Srikoulabouth, Psychology Christopher John Tribbett, Economics Michael Paul Wheeler, Mathematics John Stardellis, Political Science/ Salam Tsang, Psychology Kyle Matthew Whelan, Economics Economics Dennis B. Tucker, Political Science­ Vanessa Rachel Wight, Anthropology/ Kenneth Francis Starrs, Economics/ Major; Psychology - Minor Religious Studies Geological Sciences Peter Gary Turnamian, English­ Denise Michelle Williams, Psychology Michael P. Stead, Political Science Major; Economic Theory-Minor Kathleen Anne Williams, Psychology Thomas Christopher Steet, Biology Brian John Ullman, Economics Paul Michael Williams, History Thomas Anthony Steffenella, History Lixandra Dolores Urresta, Cognitive Thomas Andrew Wilmot, Psychology Jeremy Marc Stein, History Science-Major; Writing: Courtney Wallace Wilson, Psychology, James Edward Steincamp, History Journalism - Minor Irene Grace Bunde Speech Award- Bari A llison Steinholz, History Noah J .G. Vadnai, Religious Studies 1994 Erica Gael Sterling, History Anne Mary Valerio, Psychology- Marlene Elaine Wilson, Health and Claire Phyllis Stern, Political Science Major; Women's Studies-Minor Society Mia Keryn Stern, Cognitive Science/ Lisa Marie Van Namee, Psychology Laura Dawn Wingate, Health and Computer Sciences: Mathematics Heidi Ann Van Tassell, Mathematics Society Vinton Bovier Stevens, Japanese Lisa Vargish, Political Science 18

Sharon Ilene Wise, Psychology­ Carrie Martha Burnside, Biology­ Major; Religious Studies- Minar Geology Kathleen Anne Witz, English Christopher M. Butera, Environmental Jessica Wolff, Religious Studies/Political Sciences Science Leo Michael Carusone, Biological Sherman M. Wong, Economics Sciences : Neuroscience Lauren Reus Wynd, Women's Studies Ling Ping Cheng, Biological Sciences: College of Arts Karin Marie Yager, Psychology Microbiology and Science Ling Yin Yau, Biology/Psychology Michael Joseph Chindamo, Biological Kevin Demond Yearby, Psychology/ Sciences: Neuroscience Film Studies Slatomir Christow, Biological Sciences: Bachelor of Science Yesenia Yepez, Health ana Society­ Molecular Genetics Major; Biology-Minor Man-Wai Chu, Computer Sciences: Lynn Bennett Yolevich, Economics/ Applied Mathematics Statistics Alissa Lee Coes, Biology -Geology Davina Ann Young, Psychology Dana Jennifer Cohen, Biological Stephen Dale Young, English Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Toni E. Young, Health ana Society/ Health Psychology-Minor Psychology Christopher Michael Colangelo, Elisabeth Haejung Yu, Psychology­ Chemistry Major; Biology-Minor Pamela Ann Collins, Biological Marina Yurist, Health ana Society Sciences: Cell ana Development Amy Caren Zaltzman, Stephanie A. Connors, Biological Political Science-Major; Sciences: Cell and Development Film Studies-Minor Brian Ezar Cooper, Biological Sciences: Martin Thomas Zanni, Physics Molecular Genetics Christine Zavaglia, Psychology/ Todd Willard Crane, Chemistry Religious Studies Maya Anne Crosby, Biological Sciences: Jon Michael Zieger, History Microbiology-Major; Writing: Michael Alan Zimmerman, Journalism-Minor Political Science Nicole Jesse Cutler, Biological Sciences: Lisa Marie Zuccarello, Health ana Neuroscience Society William Edward Cybulski, Biological Zoran Mwanza Zuze, Economics/ Sciences : Microbiology Political Science Linh Duy Dao, Biological Sciences: Cell ana Development Richard B. Darzynkiewicz, Bachelor of Science Chemistry - Major; Applied Economics-Minor Nayantara Aggarwal, Physics ana Robert James Edick, Biological Astronomy Sciences: Microbiology Amin Nabil Azzaro, Biological Sciences: Bryan Christian Ericksen, Neuroscience Environmental Sciences Michael William Baca, Physics ana Scott B. Evans, Biological Sciences: Astronomy-Major; Mechanical Neuroscience Engineering- Minor Ellen Mary Farrell, Biological Sciences: Luke Hodgson Balsamo, Biological Molecular Genetics-Major; Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; English Uterature-Minor Political Science-Minor Rushika Marie Fernando, Applied Colleen M. Barber, Biological Sciences: Mathematics Neuroscience David Martin Flores, Computer Joshua Brandon Barr, Environmental Sciences: Applied Mathematics Sciences Jennifer Frangos, Biological Sciences : Charles Edward Bell, Biological Microbiology-Major; English Sciences: Molecular Genetics Literature-Minor Ryan C. Bell, Physics ana Astronomy Stephanie Marie Fullerton, Biological Heather Marie Benway, Environmental Sciences: Biochemistry Sciences Michael Joseph Gage, Biological Terrence Young Bissoondial, Biological Sciences: Ecology ana Evolutionary Sciences : Molecular Genetics Biology Daniel Hezekiah Buckley, Biological Jane Elizabeth Gaudioso, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Sciences: Biochemistry Tracey Ann Buettgens, Physics ana Astronomy-Major; Mechanical Alexander Georgakis, Biological Sciences: Biochemistry Engineering- Minor 19

Mollianne George, Biological Sciences: Tera L. McCool, Biological Sciences: Emmanuel Hilaire SaintJean, Biological Molecular Genetics Microbiology Sciences: Cell and Development Robert Charles Gilmore, Physics Brooke Jamie McGuire, Applied Nancy Ruth Schwartz, Biological Shaun Dion Gittens, Computer Mathematics-Major; Physics­ Sciences: Microbiology-Major; Sciences: Applied Mathematics Minor Music-Minor Christen Bianca Glogowski, Biological Craig William McMurtry, Physics and Amy Erika Schwittek, Environmental Sciences: Molecular Genetics Astronomy -Major; Mechanical Sciences Marcy Freida Goldberg, Biology­ Engineering-Minor John Marsala Sciortino, Biological Geology Keith Joseph Mille, Environmental Sciences: Microbiology-Major; Daniel Robert Gravatt, Geological Sciences-Major; Biology-Minor, Italian-Minor Sciences Lattimore Prize Sonali Sethi, Biological Sciences: Lisa Lynn Green, Biological Sciences: Gregory Joseph Mitchell, Computer Molecular Genetics Cell and Development Sciences: Applied Mathematics Nageswari Shanmugalingam, Physics­ Jennifer Michelle Greer, Biological Mana Mosammaparast, Biological Major; Astronomy-Minor Sciences: Biochemistry Sciences: Microbiology Daniel Jon Sherwood, Biological Hasan Rashedul Haq, Physics Karen Amy Moulin, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Microbiology Timothy Gerald Harmacker, Physics Microbiology Faisal Masood Siddiqui, Biological Michele A. Newton Healy, James Christopher Muzerolle, Physics Sciences: Molecular Genetics Environmental Sciences and Astronomy Martine Marie Sieffert, Biological Eric Huynh, Biological Sciences: Beth Mary Nadeau, Biology-Geology Sciences: Biochemistry Biochemistry Kinjal Ashwin Nanavati, Biological John A. Sinicropi, Chemistry Sharon Lynne Ingram, Environmental Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; Bernard Joseph Sklanka, Physics and Sciences Religious Studies-Minor Astronomy- Major; Mechanical Daniel John Jeannotte, Physics­ Dai Trong Nguyen, Biological Sciences: Engineering-Minor Major; History-Minor Biochemistry Christopher David Smith, Biological Christopher Andrew Jerome, Biology- Thanh Vu Nguyen, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Microbiology Geology Biochemistry Gail Geeta Sooknarine, Biological Sven Karl Johnson, Chemistry Harpreet Kaur Nijher, Biological Sciences : Cell and Development Leah Helen Joseph, Geological Sciences Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Elizabeth Green Stebbins, Biological Nazifah Zahid Khairullah, Biological English Literature-Minor Sciences: Molecular Genetics Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; Marsha Jan Nortz, Biological Sciences: Stephan Timothy Stern, Biological Political Science-Minor Neuroscience Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; You-Seung Kim, Biological Sciences: Daniel James O'Mara III, Chemistry-Minor Neuroscience Environmental Sciences Margaret M. Suhanov, Biological Rachael Ann Kipp, Chemistry­ Anthony Emmanuel 0 . Ogedegbe, Sciences : Molecular Genetics Major; French-Minor Biological Sciences: Microbiology John Sun, Biological Sciences: Chelsea Lee Kittell, Environmental Andrew Phillip Patrick, Biology­ Neuroscience Sciences Geology Eric John Sundberg, Biological Sciences: Peter Mark Krein, Biological Sciences : Gary Hormoz Payman, Biological Biochemistry Microbiology Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; David Alan Tabaczynski, Biological Timothy C. W. Ku, Geological Russian-Minor Sciences : Microbiology Sciences- Major; Chemistry - Minor Karen Elizabeth Preiter, Biological Angela Kathleen Talley, Biological Kirsten Lee, Biology-Geology Sciences : Molecular Genetics Sciences : Molecular Genetics­ Martin K. Lee, Biological Sciences : James Prodafikas, Biological Sciences: Major; Health Psychology-Minor Biochemistry Biochemistry Michael Joesph Thomas, Physics Louis Dyral Lieto, Biological Sciences: Gary Edward Quallen, Biological Vina Nadine Thomas, Applied Ecology and Evolutionary Biology­ Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Mathematics Major; Political Science-Minor Biology Jeffrey M. Trop, Biology-Geology Gary Ling, Biological Sciences: Cell and Deirdre Ann Reid, Biological Sciences: Solam Tsang, Biological Sciences : Development Microbiology Microbiology Neena Marie Lorenzana, Biological Michael Anthony Reuter, Physics­ Dena Marie Tyler, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Molecular Genetics Major; Astronomy-Minor Neuroscience Shawn Thomas Lucas, Biological David Steven Rifkin, Physics - Major; Heidi Ann VanTassell, Physics and Sciences: Microbiology Mechanical Engineering-Minor Astronomy Christopher John Mai, Environmental Bettina Sofia Roan, Physics Lynn Anne Ver Plank, Biological Sciences Eric Scott Ruben, Biology-Geology­ Sciences : Molecular Genetics­ Sharon Frances Majchrzak, Biological Major ; Mechanical Engineering­ Major; Psychology-Minor Sciences: Biochemistry Minor James Stelio Vordonis, Physics ­ Renu Malhotra, Biological Sciences : Glen Campbell Rutherford, Biological Major; Mechanical Engineering­ Biochemistry Sciences: Microbiology Minor David Herbert Mathews, Physics Todd Alan Safford, Physics Kirt M. Wackford, Biology-Geology Noah Paul Matson, Biology-Geology Patrice M. Saint-Amand, Robert Lee Wade, Biological Sciences: Thomas Colin Matthews, Geological Environmental Sciences Molecular Genetics Sciences 20

Kimberly Mae Wallace, Environmental Boris Neill Goldowsky, Psychology Sciences-Major; Philosophy-Minor (October 21, 1993) Dawn Marie Weaver, Biology-Geology Gregory Douglas Goodno, Physics Kathryn Amanda Wingard, (February 3, 1994) Environmental Sciences Richard Goss, History Antek Golangco Wong-Foy, Chemistry Leslie C. Greer, Linguistics Lynda Ann-Monique Wright, Jiping Guo, Economics College of Arts Environmental Sciences Nathan Earl Hatch, Economics and Science Shane Michael Yeager, Biological David Robert Hayes, Political Science Sciences: Microbiology Eugene Holland Hayworth, English lm Suk Yi, Biological Sciences: (February 3, 1994) Master of Arts Microbiology Gautam Hazarika, Economics Anna Micaela Zacher, Biological Quentin Paul Herr, Physics Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; (February 3, 1994) Spanish-Minor Anastasia Athene Hopkins, Martin Thomas Zanni, Chemistry Anthropology (February 3, 1994) Aihua Zhou, Physics Teng-Yuan Hu, Economics (February 3, 1994) Andrew Kyu Hwang, Economics Master of Arts Simon David Jackman, Political Science (October 21, 1993) Mark Lynn Anderson, English Cornell Juliano, Psychology Pamela J. Anderson, English Yonghun Jung, Economics Michael Anthony Araje, English (October 21, 1993) (February 3, 1994) Vikas Kakkar, Economics Lynn Patricia Arner, English (October 21, 1993) Mark William Betz, English Maciej Kalinski, Physics Rajeev Ranjan Bhattacharya, lnbong Kang, Economics Economics Eunjoo Kim, Anthropology John D. Bloomer, Physics Toshio Kimura, Economics David Andrew Branning, Physics Kok-Meng Koh, Economics (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Ruth Catherine Brown, Anthropology Piyabha P. Kongsamut, Economics David William Carney, Political Science Kent Anthony Konkol, Physics (October 21, 1993) Jeffrey Korn, Physics Jan Lucien Chaloupka, Physics (February 3, 1994) Leila Parvizovna Chukhina, Statistics Michael Anthony Kouparitsas, (February 3, 1994) Economics Amy Marie Cirillo, Psychology Hajime Kubota, Economics (February 3, 1994) Noh-Sun Kwark, Economics Laura F. Clay, Anthropology (February 3, 1994) Christine Marie Collins, Spanish Charles Ka Yui Leung, Economics Dennis Roger Cooley, Philosophy Cynthia Lynne Lewis, Statistics Diana Sue Coppenbarger, Physics (February 3, 1994) Edward Curtis, History Andrea Li, Psychology (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Christopher James Dejong, History Amy Ruth Lindamood, French (February 3, 1994) Lianfang Liu, Mathematics Donna M. Dettman, English Laurie Jean Lower, French (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Sabrina Jyotsna Diol, Physics Margaret Ann Lukovits, Psychology Andrea Marie Domino, Physics (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Andrew Lysinger, German Robin Lynn Doolittle, Philosophy Gaurav Majumdar, English Keiran Jamieson Dunne, French (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Debora Maldonado, Comparative Mark Joseph Dwyer, Economics Literature Joerg Esleben, German Carol Elizabeth Marchetti, Statistics Laura Elizabeth Ettinger, History (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Nancy Ehrich Martin, History Naoya Fujita, Linguistics Gail Ann Mauner, Psychology Roxanne Lizbeth Gile, Political Science (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Scott Madison McDaniel, Psychology Brian Dennis Goldfarb, Visual and Fiona Elizabeth McGillivray, Political Cultural Studies Science (February 3, 1994) 21

Lianne Marie McTavish, Visual and Vivekananda La! Sandhi, Mathematics Anjan Kumar Chaklader, Political Cultural Studies Tayfun Oguz Sonmez, Economics Science (Public Policy Analysis) Joseph Andrew Merchant-Both, Seonhee Yoon Sonn, Mathematics (October 21, 1993) Physics Beverly Anne Spejewski, Linguistics Seung Yup Chu, Biology Anne Marjaana Mikkola, Economics (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Aalok Misra, Physics Randolph Tyler Stevenson, Political Michal Jan Cierniak, Computer Science (February 3, 1994) Science Sarah Louise Daubendiek, Chemistry Guillermo Montes, Economics Sangchul Suh, Economics Joshua Martin Duke, Political Science Gautam Mukherjee, Economics (February 3, 1994) (Public Policy Analysis) Diana Dharmini Nesarathnam, English Jonathan L. Summers, Mathematics Gillian Dunn, Geological Sciences Joseph A. 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Mutz, Chemistry Cultural Studies Heather Anne Berry, Chemistry Alastair Mark Smith, Political Science Keith Richard Olson, Biology (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Liviu Birzan, Chemistry Cynthia Marie Smith, Visual and Nancy Lee Osborne, Political Science James John Cavagnaro, Political Science Cultural Studies (February 3, 1994) (Public Policy Analysis) (Public Policy Analysis) Jocelyne J. Smith, Gautam Budde Prakash, Political French (February 3, 1994) Sheila C. Sommer, Economics Science (Public Policy Analysis) (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) , --·----~------~------22 Xing Zhong Qiao, Chemistry (February 3, 1994) Margaret Rajesh P.N. Rao, Computer Science Usha Rao, Geological Sciences Warner Eric Karl Ringger, Computer Science George Rodriguez, Chemistry Graduate Justinian Rosca, Computer Science College of Arts Mark Walter Salata, Biology School of and Science (October 21, 1993) Yizhong Sha, Biology (October 21, 1993) Education Master of Science Xuetong Shen, Biology (October 21, 1993) and Human Lisa Marie Smith, Political Science (Public Policy Analysis) Development Xuedong Song, Chemistry Mark John Sorbero, Political Science (Public Policy Analysis) Master of Science Sharon M. 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Dickinson Marius Zimand, Computer Science (February 3, 1994) Traci-Lee Dudzic Brenda Ferre (October 21, 1993) Susan Babka Fountain William E. (October 21, 1993) Adriana Patricia Garcia Simon Graduate (October 21, 1993) Joseph Henry Gates School of Lisa Anne Haniford (October 21, 1993) Business Katherine Marie Harlow-Fisher (October 21, 1993) Administration Tavia Jane Harpending (October 21, 1993) Deborah Ann Hawkins Candidates for degrees from the (February 3, 1994) William E. Simon Graduates School Nicolle Leigh Haynes of Business Administration will be (October 21, 1993) listed in the Commencement Program Java Marie Henry (October 21, 1993) for ceremonies to be held on Sunday, Elena Margarita Hernandez June 12, 1994. (October 21, 1993) Daniel Ross Hester (October 21, 1993) Judith Ann Hill Silvia Zora Hollenbaugh (October 21, 1993) 23

Au'ra Muhammad Ilahi Nancy Lee Hussey, Administration Suzanne Elaine Jones Master of Arts Thesis: A Study Of The (February 3, 1994) in Teaching Implementation Of Whole Christine Marie Justice Denise Smith Capitummino Language Strategies In Six Elemen­ Akua Dufie Kankam (February 3, 1994) tary Schools In A Central New York (October 21, 1993) Todd Harris Feldman State School District Martin Alan Karch (October 21 , 1993) Joan M. Manganello, Administration (October 21, 1993) Dawn Irene Ferris-McCarthy (February 3, 1994) Lori Ann Kessler (October 21, 1993) Sandra Faith Kine! Thesis: A Study Of Teaching Darryl Robert Key (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Evaluations And The Development Karen Kidston Patrick M. McCue (October 21, 1993) Of A Performance Evaluation Jennifer C. Kim (October 21, 1993) Mary Jae Peterson (October 21, 1993) Process For The Teaching Faculty Stephen Phillip Klass Of Medical Schools Espousing A Brian D. Kohrt Biopsychosocial Model Of Lisa Marie Kucewicz Doctor of Education Education (October 21, 1993) Josephine Cosgrove Asbury, Diane Kim Maring Higher Education Anita-Irene Marrero Thesis: Giving Shape To Higher Patricia Ann Moran Education; Governance: The Ways Christopher A.P. Murphy College of Of Women Trustees Involved In Jeanette Lena Murray-Hall Presidential Searches (October 21, 1993) Stephen Vincent Barone, Engineering and Lesli Clara Myers (October 21, 1993) Administration Tamson Kelly Noel Thesis: Aspirations And Motivation Applied Science Arturo Pagan Toward The Principalship And Craig Lawrence Plummer General Administration In New Edward A. Roselene York State (October 21, 1993) Linda M. Best, Psychological Bachelor of Arts Myunghee Ryu (October 21, 1993) Development (October 21, 1993) Kevin Robert Grot, Engineering Science Janet M. Schrader Thesis: The Interaction Of Andreas Parissis, Engineering Science Edward David Shanshala II Cognition And Context In The Mark Lucas Wakeman, Engineering Sameemah Haneefah Shareef Composing Processes Of First-Year Science (October 21, 1993) College Writers Lisa Kathryn Siegmann Raymond DeMeo, Administration (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Bachelor of Science Jonathan L. Silver Thesis: Expectations For The Abdul Halim Bin Abdul Manaf April Lori Silvers (October 21, 1993) Elementary School Principal Electrical Engineering-Major: Catherine Emily Smith As Perceived By Parents, Applied Economics- Minor Scott Smith (October 21, 1993) Teachers, Superintendents, Hajar Binti Alias, Chemical Engineering Vincent John Stanley Jr. And Principals Sarah Rae Anderson, Chemical (October 21, 1993) Bonita Cairns Descoteaux, Counseling Engineering Elizabeth G. Tarvin and Human Development Gregory Michael Ardrey, Mechanical (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Stress And Social Support Engineering- Major; Applied Diana Lynn Thornton Experienced By Transcultural Economics- Minor Lynn Anne Vacanti Adoptive Families Scott Michael Asack, Optics- Major; (October 21, 1993) Kathryn G. Gardner, Administration Political Science-Minor Mark W. Vogt (October 21, 1993) Lisa Ashman, Chemical Engineering Jean Marie Walsh (October 21, 1993) Thesis: The Identification Of Deborah Lea Bancroft, Optics Shamra Westbrook The Nurses' Supportive Decision Andrew John Baumler, Chemical (October 21, 1993) Making Process As A Caring Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Daniel Thomas White Strategy For Professional Education Minor (October 21, 1993) And Practice Ronald Palang Bautista, Mechanical Dianne Marie Whitmore Theodore R. Gilkey, Administration Engineering Jeannine Elia Williams (October 21, 1993) Keith Brian Blodorn, Electrical Thesis: An Analysis Of Interstate Engineering Master of Science Fiscal Equity From The Perspectives Rhonda Ann Bourque, Mechanical awarded jointly with Of Students And Taxpayers Engineering ROCHESTER INSTITUTE Carol Bieck Henretta, Higher Educa­ Michael James Brayton, OF TECHNOLOGY through the tion Geomechanics- Major; Russian­ NATIONAL TECHNICAL Thesis: Advising Emerging Student Minor INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF Populations In Baccalaureate Kevin Lawrence Bresnahan, Nursing Programs: Assessment Of Mechanical Engineering Janet I. Delgado Rodriguez Nursing Faculty Attitudes, Confi­ Orville Karram Brown, Electrical Marfa C. Torres-Santiago dence Levels And Learning Needs Engineering 24

Kristen Lee Buehler, Chemical Kimberly Ann Hazen, Chemical Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Engineering Minor, American Chemical Society Brenda Kay Hogan, Mechanical Chemistry Achievement Award Engineering-Major; History­ Andrew Scott Burchill, Electrical Minor, Mechanical Engineering Engineering Department Teaching Service Award Errol Vinton Campbell, Electrical Michael David Holmes, Mechanical College of Engineering Engineering Engineering and James John Carbonaro, Electrical Robert Lane Holmes, Optics-Major; Applied Engineering History-Minor Science Kevin Roy Carlson, Electrical Judy Fang Huang, Electrical Engineering-Major; Applied Engineering-Major; Applied Bachelor of Science Economics-Minor Economics-Minor Thomas Edward Carter, Optics­ Richard Kirkcaldy Hynds, Electrical Major; Astronomy-Minor Engineering, Mobil Chemical Scholar Mark Douglas Chamberlain, Jr., Muhammad Asfandyar Janjua, Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Kevin Daniel Champaigne, Electrical Aaron Jude Johnson, Optics-Major; Engineering Religious Studies-Minor Chandler Cary Chao, Chemical Robert Kaser, Electrical Engineering Engineering-Major; Japanese­ Shannon Colleen Kelly, Electrical Minor, Mobil Chemical Scholar Engineering-Major; Writing: English Jason Waichung Cheng, Mechanical Composition- Minor Engineering Damon Lamont Kinard, Mechanical Michael Justin Ciszek, Electrical Engineering Engineering Kimberly Sue Kleinstiver, Optics- Julia Lynn Currin, Mechanical Major; French-Minor Engineering Anna Kobilansky, Optics Rodrigo De Saboia Silva, Optics­ Siu Yee Kong, Mechanical Engineering Major; Mechanical Engineering­ Irene M. Krenskaya, Electrical Minor Engineering Triet Dinh, Mechanical Engineering Seemant Prem Kulleen, Optics Janet Teresa Donner, Optics Sun-Young John Kwak, Optics Michael Alexander Drum, Mechanical Igor Landau, Optics Engineering Charles G. Lederman, Electrical Elizabeth Terese Dugan, Optics Engineering Frank Duver, Mechanical Engineering, Augustine H. Lee, Optics Charles L. Newton Prize, American Je Choon Lee, Optics Society of Metals Prize in Materials Hui Li, Mechanical Engineering Science-awarded in 1993 Valentine Kong Chee Loh, Electrical Frantzy Duverne, Electrical Engineering Engineering , Donald M . Barnard Prize Arjuna Ekanayake, Electrical Michelle Lynn Laurette, Chemical Engineering-Major; Probabilistic Engineering- Major; Chemistry­ Mathematics- Minor Minor, Albert K. Ackoff Prize­ David Graham Elefante, Optics awarded in 199 3 Joseph Edwin Fagan, Mechanical Gregory John Lukins, Electrical Engineering Engineering-Major; Stuaio Arts­ Custodio J. S. Ferreira, Mechanical Minor, Eastman Kodak Scholar Engineering Dhiraj Mallick, Electrical Engineering­ Kristoffer J. Fici, Mechanical Major; Applied Economics-Minor Engineering Christopher Sean Margeson, Gregory John Fitzgerald, Optics Mechanical Engineering-Major ; Ryan Edward Freling, Optics Film Stuaies- Minor Marcus Matthew Gage, Mechanical Jeffrey Matthew Margolies, Optics Engineering-Major; Physics­ Julie Christine Masters, Optics, Daniel Minor, Mechanical Engineering Ward Healy, ]r. Memorial Prize, Department Award for Outstanding Eastman Kodak Scholar Senior Brian Gerald McAvoy, Mechanical John D. Gambon, Electrical Engineering Engineering Matthew Phillip Germond, Chemical Brian Robert McGee, Electrical Engineering-Major; Applied Engineering-Major; Physics­ Economics-Minor Minor, ]ames A. Comstock Memorial Deepak Goyal, Electrical Engineering Scholarship Grant Valerie J. Harris, Chemical Engineering Timothy Francis McHugh, Optics 25

Lincoln Alphanso McLoud, Electrical Dana Segler, Optics-Major; Carlo Anthony Williams, Electrical Engineering, Mobil Chemical Scholar Mechanical Engineering-Minor Engineering, Electrical Engineering Ryan Everett McMichael, Optics­ Anup Kamal Sharma, Electrical Facuity Prize Major; Mechanical Engineering­ Engineering Brian Paul Willnecker, Electrical Minor Ann Grace Sheridan, Electrical Engineering Michael Robert McMillin, Mechanical Engineering Debra Lynn Wilson, Optics, Harry D. Engineering Marie lie Andrea Sofia Siraa, Chemical Polster Prize Bradley W. Miller, Chemical Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Roger George Wolff, Optics-Major; Engineering Minor Psychology as a Social Science­ Michael Owen Miller, Optics Natalie Skirko, Chemical Engineering Minor Ali Muhtaroglu, Electrical Howard Phillip Smith, Geomechanics Di Wu, Electrical Engineering-Major; Engineering-Major; Economic Kurt Spaker, Optics Applied Economics-Minor Theory-Minor Marc Douglas Spencer, Electrical Ming Jian Wu, Electrical Engineering Mahran Mohammed Najeeb, Electrical Engineering Fai Yeung, Electrical Engineering­ Engineering Michael A. Sperber, Electrical Major; Applied Economics-Minor Willy Ng, Optics Engineering-Major; Psychology as a Daniel Christopher Yungk, Mechanical Meng Ni, Electrical Engineering Social Science-Minor Engineering Chukwuma Ejekam Nnolim, Electrical Sanjeev Srivastava, Chemical Jonathan Lawrence Zoref, Optics Engineering Engineering Darren Granger Nowell, Electrical Brian Lee Stamper, Optics-Major; Engineering Physics-Minor and Mechanical Master of Science Kevin M. Olson, Electrical Engineering Engineering-Minor Victor Seth Adler, Electrical Cynthia Rae Onisk, Optics Jason Brady Stenger, Mechanical Engineering (October 21, 1993) Kevin Paul O'Shea, Optics Engineering Anita Karen Alanko, Chemical Robert Stephen Parker, Chemical Paul Smith Stratton, Mechanical Engineering Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Engineering, Helmut Weymann Prize Dan Steven Albright, Optics Minor Cara Marielle Sucher, Chemical (October 21, 1993) Niteen Patel, Mechanical Engineering­ Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Yucel Altunbasak, Electrical Major; Economic Theory-Minor Minor Engineering (October 21, 1993) Jai Avinash Pathak, Chemical Julie Ann Szuba, Chemical Engineering Alberto Villar Amorsolo, Jr., Materials Engineering Cordigon Cornel Taylor, Electrical Science Glenn Thomas Petko, Mechanical Engineering, Mobil Chemical Scholar Anthony Stephen Andreacchi, Engineering-Major; History­ Moses Antonio Thompson, Mechanical Chemical Engineering Minor, Emil Kuichling Prize-awarded Engineering (February 3, 1994) in 1993, Mechanical Engineering Steven P. Thomsen, Electrical Francoise Aurtenechea, Electrical Department Award for Outstanding Engineering Engineering Senior Stephen Tison Trickey, Mechanical David Martin Berfanger, Optics Lars H akan Pettersson, Mechanical Engineering (October 21, 1993) Engineering Eric Funlung Tsung, Chemical Ameet S. Bhattacharya, Electrical Gregory David Phelan, Chemical Engineering-Major; Biology­ Engineering Engineering-Major; Archaeology­ Minor, American Chemical Society Dara Brandon Blitz, Optics Minor Chemistry Achievement Award­ (October 21, 1993) Darin H. Phelps, Chemical awarded in 199 3 Ali Okyar Borahan, Chemical Engineering- Major; Music - Minor Chuck Hung Un, Mechanical Engineering William Hamilton Phipps, Electrical Engineering Brett Alan Bordyn, Optics Engineering William John VanRemmen, Electrical (October21, 1993) Jason Glen Pielaet, Mechanical Engineering Patrick J. Borrelli, Electrical Engineering Engineering James Venetsanakos, Electrical (February 3, 1994) Randal Logan Pittelli, Engineering and Engineering Mary C. Brick, Chemical Engineering Applied Science Daniel Francis Vona, Jr., Electrical Darren Keith Brock, Electrical Joseph Roy Plescia, Optics Engineering, ]ames A. Comstock Engineering David Scott Reyner, Electrical Memorial Scholarship Grant James Hallie Cain, Mechanical and Engineering N athaniel Teackle W allis, Chemical Aerospace Sciences Kevin Francis Rhatigan, Electrical Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ (February 3, 1994) Engineering Minor Hong Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Jonas W. Robinson, Chemical Jane Yan Wang, Chemical Engineering Sciences (February 3, 1994) Engineering- Major; Chemistry­ Minchuan Wang, Optics Alexei C hirokikh, Mechanical and Minor Kenneth James Weaver, Jr., Electrical Aerospace Sciences Andrew R. Rouse, Optics Engineering (February 3, 1994) Patrice M. Saint-Amand, Chemical Margaret B. Wilcox, Chemical Richard C. Cliver, Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Scott Alan Sandruck, Optics Jeffrey Douglas Wilkinson, Mechanical C hristopher Jason Conolly, Optics Diane Santos, Electrical Engineering Engineering (October 21, 1993) 26

Marc Daniel Currie, Electrical Joseph A. Mastrandrea, Mechanical Engineering (October 21, 1993) and Aerospace Sciences Mark I. Cusac, Chemical Engineering (February 3, 1994) . Laurent Andre Dall'Aglio, Chemical john Charles Mastrangelo, Chemical Engineering Engineering Hema Mohanlal Dhanesha, Electrical James Mazzarella, Mechanical and Engineering (October 21, 1993) Aerospace Sciences College of Tong Fang, Materials Science Mark M. Meyers, Optics Engineering and (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Nestor 0. Farmiga, Optics Michael David Missig, Optics Applied Science (October 21, 1993) Siu-Yan Baldwin Ng, Optics John Marshall Ferri, Optics (October 21, 1993) Master of Science (October 21, 1993) jose Ernesto Nunez-Regueiro, David George Foster, Chemical Electrical Engineering Engineering Mark Brian O'Neill, Optics Lan Gao, Electrical Engineering (October 21, 1993) (February 3, 1994) John Yaw Ofori, Chemical Engineering Peter J. Ghyzel, Chemical Engineering Ty Richard Olmstead, Optics Kenton Andrew Green, Electrical (October 21, 1993) Engineering (February 3, 1994) Mark A. Omelchenko, Mechanical and Pamela Lori Greene, Optics Aerospace Sciences (February 3, 1994) Yuichiro Ori, Optics John Eric Haag, Optics Lixin Pang, Mechanical and Aerospace (October 21, 1993) Sciences (February 3, 1994) Andrew King Halberstadt, Electrical Wray E. Paul Ill, Electrical Engineering Engineering (October 21, 1993) William M. Pawluckie, Optics Donald Honghai He, Chemical (February 3, 1994) Engineering Daniel Brian Phillips, Electrical Kenneth C. Henderson, Electrical Engineering Engineering Andrew Michael Puleo, Mechanical Andrew Vernon Hill, Optics and Aerospace Sciences (October 21, 1993) Stojan Dusan Radic, Optics Li-Chung Huang, Chemical Engineering (October 21, 1993) Szu-Chi Huang, Optics Robert Glen Rhode, Electrical (October 21, 1993) Engineering H. Marc Hunt, Materials Science Walter Gaspar Sanchez, Mechanical Nobuyuki Ito, Chemical Engineering and Aerospace Sciences Douglas W. Jacobs-Perkins, Electrical (October 21, 1993) Engineering(October21, 1993) Scott Daniel Sarama, Optics Ying Kang, Chemical Engineering (October 21, 1993) Oleg Aleksandrovych Konop lev, Wendy Marie Scinta, Electrical Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Engineering (February 3, 1994) Atanas Stefanov Serbezov, Chemical Murat Kose, Chemical Engineering Engineering Igor Markovich Kostjuhin, Chemical Hongqin Shi, Chemical Engineering Engineering Luis Alejandro Solis, Electrical John LaFleche, Materials Science Engineering (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Tolga Soyata, Electrical Engineering James Baltzell Lasche, Optics (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Lisa Elizabeth Sproul, Chemical Kristen Lauria, Mechanical and Engineering Aerospace Sciences Hui Sun, Mechanical and Aerospace JeffreyS. Lillie, Electrical Engineering Sciences (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Xiaofeng Tang, Materials Science Paul C. Lincoln, Chemical Engineering Todd Harding Tomkinson, Optics Ali G. Lopez, Optics (October 21, 1993) (October 2I, 1993) Matthew J. Torpey, Optics Jiebo Luo, Electrical Engineering (October 21, 1993) (February 3, 1994) Mark Douglas Vaughn, Optics Cesar Augusto Mancini, Electrical (October 21, 1993) Engineering (October 21, 1993) Vivek Vohra, Chemical Engineering Robert Steven Mandra, Optics Daniel W. Weaver, Optics (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Taha Masood, Electrical Engineering Richard Wei!, Electrical Engineering 27

Jeffrey Alan Weisberg, Electrical Andrew Bogiages, Applied Music Erich Rudolf Heckscher, Applied Music Engineering (February 3, 1994) (Bassoon), Lois Smith Rogers (Bassoon) Antonio St. Clair Lloyd Williams, Scholarship, David M. Falk Daniel Alexander Heim, Applied Music Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Scholarship (Viola), Henry Smith Scholarship, (February 3, 1994) Zeneba Faith Bowers, Applied Music Margaret Firman Memorial Su Xu, Mechanical and Aerospace (Violin) , Sloan Scholarship Scholarship Sciences (February 3, 1994) Matthew J. Brady, Applied Music Dietrich P. Hemann, Applied Music Eugene Jun Zhang, Optics (Piano) , Alice K. Whitney Scholarship (Horn), John and Linda VanVoorhis (October 21, 1993) Carlos Ruben Carrillo-Cotto, Memorial Scholarship, Lilli Lehman Menghui Zheng, Electrical Engineering Composition, Edith Babcock Scholarship (October 21, 1993) Scholarship Yun-Pai Leah Hsu, Applied Music Elizabeth Ann Carter, Applied Music (Piano) , Lola J. Bergner Scholarship (Trumpet) /Music Education Grace Elizabeth Jenks, Applied Music Instrumental (Viola) , Dorothy F. Schlenker Susan Elizabeth Chang, Applied Music Scholarship University (Piano) , Julia B. Bissell Scholarship Jane Chae Yon Kang, Applied Music Amy Ann Chuhralya, Applied Music (Violoncello), Charles and Helen College of (Trumpet)/Music Education Thoms Memorial (I) Scholarship Insrumental Erin Kathleen Kaste, Applied Music Liberal and Denise Rochelle Cohen, Applied Music (Violin) (Flute), Constance H . Schwartz Soyoung Kee, Applied Music (Piano), Applied Studies Scholarship Fund Martha B. Stone Scholarship, Jose James Donald Coleman, Applied Music Echaniz Memorial Scholarship (Viola), Virginia Majewski Viola Suzanne Marie Kibby, Applied Music Bachelor of Science in Scholarship (Oboe), Julia B. Bissell Scholarship Jonathan Russell Duke, Applied Music David Dae-Suhk Kim, Applied Music General Studies (Voice), Linda Seka Scholarship Fund (Violoncello) Sandra Genut-Liberman, Natural Kenneth William Easton, Applied Michael William Kosmala, Applied Science Music (Trumpet), Mark Ruda Music (Trombone), FrankS. Cunckle Scholarship Scholarship, Sol Neumann Scholarship Cortney Eshelman, Applied Music Victoria Peiwen Kuan, Applied Music (Bassoon) (Viola) /Music Education Instrumental Eastman School Gregory Allen Falkenstein, Applied James Michael Kucera, Applied Music Music (Viola), Sloan Scholarship (Piano), Vernon K. Penny Scholarship of Music Mark Ryan Faris, Composition, Lois Brian Douglas Langsbard, Composition, Smit~ Rogers Scholarship, Allen­ Max Dreyfus Scholarship Fund Forsyth Memorial Scholarship, John Charles Chul Ju Lee, Composition, and Linda VanVoorhis Memorial Gertrude Vayo Scholarship, Bernard Bachelor of Music Scholarship Rogers Memorial Scholarship N iklas Almgren, Applied Music Aaron Michael Farrell, Applied Music Sang Eun Lee, Applied Music (Violin) (Trombone), Etta Miller Scholarship, (Violin), Allen-Forsyth Memorial Yoon-Young Lee, Applied Music Sloan Scholarship Scholarship (Flute), Constance H. Schwartz Krista Jean Austin, Applied Music Renee Louise Favand, Composition, Scholarship Fund (Viola), Virginia Majewski Viola Louis Lane Prize Peter Bowie Lewis, Applied Music Scholarship Alexander Hales Freeman, (Organ), Lowell and Esther Jennifer Ann Aylmer, Applied Music Composition, McCurdy Prize MacMillan Scholarship, Margaret (Voice), Jonah E. Kelley Memorial Clinton Eric Funk, Music Education Firman Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Vocal Dawn R. Lilga, Music Education Adelaide Elizabeth Baughman, Applied Michelle Guadagnino, Applied Music Instrumental Music (Violin) (Clarinet), Edith Babcock Scholarship, Heather Kristi Mahone, Applied Music David John Beauchesne, Applied Music Frederick and Hinda Westphal (Trumpet) (Trombone), Lowell and Esther Scholarship Catherine Irene Martin, Applied Music MacMillan Scholarship, Mary D. Arthur John Haecker IV, Applied Music (Clarinet) Mulligan Memorial Fund (Euphonium) K. Melissa Massey, Applied Music David Michael Beem, Applied Music Richard David Hand, Music Education (Violoncello) (Violoncello), Charles and Helen General/Music Education Vocal, Andrew William McCandless, Applied Thoms Memorial Scholarship, Charles George McNabb Scholarship, Eleanor Music (Trumpet), Henry Smith W. Kennett Scholarship , Jempelis Randall Browne Scholarship Scholarship International Student Fund Robert Michael Hardt, Applied Music Amanda Jean Mcintosh, Applied Music Timothy Brian Blinkhorn, Applied (Saxophone), Lois Smith Rogers (Clarinet) Music (Double Bass), Henry Freeman Scholarship Kayo Jane Miki, Applied Music Scholarship Alyssa Marie Harper, Applied Music (Violin), Joseph and Carmela (Violoncello) Celentano Scholarship 28

Eric Stone Miller, Applied Music Michael Vernon Steadman, Theory, (Bassoon) David M . Falk Scholarship Primo Mario Mussumeci, Applied Kimberly Anne Stein, Applied Music Music (Percussion), Edna V. (Flute), Max Landow Memorial Bachman Memorial Fund, Lawrence Scholarship Smith Scholarship, Gertrude Vayo Kristin Elizabeth Stiles, Applied Music Scholarship (Violin), Alma Willard Scholarship Eastman School Elizabeth Marie Nielsen, Applied Fund, joseph and Carmela Celentano of Music Music (Violin) Scholarship, Harold and Edith Smith Kathleen Ann Niguidula, Music Frank Scholarship Education General Julia Jane Stoltie, Applied Music Bachelor of Music Robert Bruce Padgett, Composition (Violin) Carter Nicholas Pann, Composition Sharon Ann Svetlik, Applied Music Sunah E. Park, Applied Music (Flute) (Hom), Mark Ruda Scholarship Philip Alexander Parker, Applied Junko Takahashi, Applied Music Music (Trumpet) (Piano) Robert Anthony Paterson, James John Taylor, Theory Composition, Mark Ruda Scholarship Candace Vanessa Thomas, Applied Rebecca Louise Patterson, Applied Music (Violin), Carl L. Deavonport Music (Violoncello), Lois Smith Scholarship Rogers Scholarship Jeremy Clayton Thomas, Applied Music Benjamin David Pelletier, Applied . (Hom), Charles W. Kennett Music (Trombone), Lois Smith Rogers Scholarship Scholarship Alexandra Maria Tsilibes, Applied Kim M. Plewniak, Applied Music Music (Violin), Elizabeth S. Pollack (Double Bass) Memorial Scholarship, Paul and Susan Kaye Powell, Applied Music Josephine White Scholarship (Percussion), George Pettinger Erika Christina Vazquez, Applied Music Memorial Fund (Hom) Kevin Matthew Putz, Applied Music Ronald William Yon Dreau II, Applied (Piano)/Composition, Ethel Lannin Music (Tuba) Memorial Scholarship Jennifer Eng Walk, Music Education Michael Jonathan Ranelli, Applied General Music (Percussion), Marshall Seeman Alina Miles Wattenberg, Applied Music Scholarship Fund (Oboe)/Music Education General, Ryan Charles Reiss, Applied Music Lois Smith Rogers Scholarship (Clarinet) Russell Edward Wheeler, Applied Music Misty Jeanette Renard, Applied Music (Clarinet) (Viola), Elaine P. and Richard U. Matthew Anthony Wozniak, Theory Wilson Scholarship Fund Jan Wea Yeo, Applied Music (Viola), Yi Jenny I. Ro, Applied Music (Violin) Kwei and Nancy Sze Scholarship Kristin Leslye Roach, Applied Music Howard Phillip Yermish, Composition, (Piano), Sigma Alpha Iota, George Max Dreyfus Scholarship Fund McNabb Scholarship, Elizabeth Erika Yoshida, Applied Music (Violin) Florence and M . Gertrude Amy Noelle Zook, Applied Music Deavonport Scholarship (Voice) Christopher Michael Sala, Applied Music (Trumpet)/Music Education Instrumental Master of Arts John Richard Schertle, Applied Music Karen Ages, Musicology (Clarinet), Frederick and Hinda (February 3, 1994) Westphal Scholarship James Michael Croson, Theory Jennifer Schiller, Applied Music Russell W. Currie, Composition (Violin) Robert Walter Eidschun, Composition Alison Evelyn Shanni, Applied Music Marc Wayne Fanara, Composition (Violin) Maria Jacqueline Grenfell, Composition Danielle Marie Solomon, Applied Hazel Ann Hift, Theory Music (Oboe) Holly M. Keinath, Theory Benjamin D. Sosland, Applied Music Rebecca Leydon, Theory (Voice), Jonah E. Kelley Memorial (October 21, 1993) Scholarship William Michael Marvin, Theory Shannon Kiebert Sprenger, Applied Noel Thomas Painter, Theory Music (Oboe), Lois Smith Rogers Adam Ricci, Theory Scholarship Phillip W. Sims, Theory Michael Sidney Timpson, Composition 29

David Brian Haller, Music Education Patricia G. Parker, Performance and Master of Music (October 21, 1993) Literature (Organ) John Andrew Bailey, Performance and Kristen Sharyl Hansen, Performance Jeffrey Steven Patterson, Performance Literature (Harpsichord) and Literature (Hom) and Literature (Trumpet) (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) John C. Pierce, Performance and Tho·mas Gregory Bara, Performance and Neil A. Harmon, Performance and Literature (Voice) Literature (Organ), Fay Stinson Literature (Organ), Charles R. Sharyn Denise Pirtle, Performance and Craighead Scholarship Nicholls Scholarship Literature (Voice) Cary Robert Brague, Jazz Studies and Matthew Karl Houston, Jazz Studies Berkeley Allen Price, Performance and Contemporary Media and Contemporary Media Literature (Clarinet) Marcos Daniel Flores Caraballo, (October 21, 1993) Alan Carl Rakov, Performance and Performance and Literature (Piano) Charles Frazer Hutchins III, Literature (Violin) )ana E. Carlson, Performance and Performance and Literature (Piano) Geza Rhomberg, Performance and Literature (Voice) Joan Evelyn Hutton, Performance and Literature (Violin) Karyn Oi Lim Chan, Performance and Literature (Saxophone) (October 21, 1993) Literature (Piano) Christopher Todd Jentsch, Jazz Studies Catherine Helen Rimer, Performance (February 3, 1994) and Contemporary Media and Literature (Violoncello) Chindarat Charoenwongse, Music (October 21, 1993) Tara A. Ring, Performance and Education (October 21, 1993) Bereniece Theresa Jones, Opera Literature (Violin) Kirstin Marie Chavez-Garda, Holly Michelle Keinath, Performance Jeanne Preucil Rose, Perfbrmance and Performance and Literature (Voice) and Literature (Violin) Literature (Violin) Shih Kan Kent Cheng, Performance Helen Heran Kim, Performance and Stephen Michael Rose, Performance and Literature (Violin) Literature (Violin) and Literature (Violin) Cassandra Marie Cherry, Performance Ursula Maria Kleinecke, Performance Annette D. Schmerl, Music Education and Literature (Violin) and Literature (Voice) (February 3, 1994) Robert Sangwoung Choi, Performance (February 3, 1994) David Michael Shearen, Performance and Literature (Violoncello) Tama I. Kott, Performance and and Literature (Viola) Chyi-Huah Christine Chow, Literature (Bassoon) Phillip A. Snedecor, Performance and Composition Nori Kuwamura, Performance and Literature (Trumpet) Donna M. Cucci, Performance and Literature (Violin) (October 21, 1993) Literature (Piano) (October 21, 1993) Yun Won Song, Performance and Joan Catherine DerHovsepian, Yvonne Lau, Music Education Literature (Piano) Performance and Literature (Viola) Jason Mark Lichtenwalter, Performance David James Springfield, Jazz Studies Bernadette Dino, Performance and and Literature (Oboe) and Contemporary Media Literature (Piano) An-Chi Angel Lin, Performance and Rebecca Lynn Stake, Performance and (October 21, 1993) Literature (Violin) Literature (Hom) Evan Blair Dobbins, Jazz Studies and Emily Lin, Performance and Literature Suzanne Ruth Stevens, Performance Contemporary Media (Violin) and Literature (Voice) Bret Roy Dorhout, Performance and Li Lin, Performance and Literature Lou Ann Stropoli, Performance and Literature (Organ), Fay Stinson (Violin) Literature (Bassoon) Craighead Scholarship Nancy Terepka Loftus, Music Education (October 21, 1993) Julie Meredith Duncan, Performance (February 3, 1994) Cecilia )ian Xuan Sun, Performance and Literature (Flute) Miranda Lloyd Loud, Performance and and Literature (Piano) Rosemary Elliott, Performance and Literature (Organ), Charles R. Kristen Nealey Tait, Performance and Literature (Violoncello) Nicholls Scholarship Literature (Percussion) Erich Fackert, Choral Conducting Kathryn Christine Meany, Performance Belinda Ann Takahashi, Composition Douglas Allen Fisher, Choral and Literature (Oboe) Patrizia Tassini, Performance and Conducting (October 21, 1993) John Edward Mitchener, Performance Literature (Harp) Maximilian David Fleischman, and Literature (Harpsichord) (October 21, 1993) Performance and Literature (Piano) Jeannine Aimee Mongeon, Music Dennis Barry Taylor, Music Education Nathalie Fortin, Piano Accompanying Education (October 21, 1993) Robert Ward Thaller, Jazz Studies and and Chamber Music Don ita Lynn Moore, Performance and Contemporary Media Michael John Fuerst, Performance and Literature (Organ), Charles R. Timothy Lowry Thomas, Music Literature (Harpsichord) Nicholls Scholarship Education (Octber 21, 1993) Lynne D. Garrett, Performance and (February 3, 1994) Yu-Ping Shui, Performance and Literature (Piano) Mark David Morgan, Performance and Literature (Piano) (October 21, 1993) Literature (Voice) /Conducting Gary Thomas Versace, Jazz Studies and Gregory Brandon Gates, Performance (February 3, 1994) Contemporary Media and Literature (Violin) Mauricio Nader, Performance and (October 21, 1993) Andrew William Gaydos, Performance Literature (Piano) David Nolan Ware, Performance and and Literature (Voice) (October 21, 1993) Literature (Trumpet) Janet Marie Hackett, Performance and Shannon Dee Nance, Performance and John Tice Warren, Performance and Literature (Voice) Literature (Violin) Literature (Voice) (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) 30

Amy Amile White, Performance and Literature (Percussion) School of Eng Cheng Wong, Music Education David R. Wygonik, Music Education Medicine and (October 21, 1993) Edith Arlene Yeager, Opera Dentistry Eastman School of Music Doctor of Master of Science Musical Arts Odette Aguirre, Anatomy Doctor of Diane L. Birr, Piano Accompanying and (October 21, 1993) Musical Arts Chamber Music Earl F. Albone, Biochemistry Michael Howard Boyd, Performance (February 3, 1994) and Literature (Piano) Steven Arnold, Toxicology (October 21, 1993) (October 21 , 1993) Adrian P. Daly, Performance and Sonya Bahar, Biophysics Literature (Piano) (October 21, 1993) Timothy Lee DeWitt, Performance and David H. Beecher, Environmental Literature (Trumpet) Studies (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Joseph Mark Bliss, Microbiology Gary Robert Fisher, Performance and John Breen, Toxicology Literature (Piano) (October 21, 1993) (February 3, 1994) Calvin Brown, Environmental Studies Gerard F. Floriano, Conducting (October 21, 1993) Christopher Foley, Piano Stefan Burde, Pathology Accompanying and Chamber Music (October 21, 1993) Susan G. Gonzalez, Performance and Michael Burek, Neuroscience Literature (Voice) (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Larry Lee Hensel, Performance and Paula Calloway, Industrial Hygiene Literature (Voice) (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Laura Canada, Neuroscience Janet Martin Hill, Performance and (October 21, 1993) Literature (Organ) Julia Chang, Anatomy (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Robert Patrick Holland, Performance Way Young Chen, Neuroscience and Literature (Trombone) (February 3, 1994) Lyle Merland lndergaard, Piano Michael Anthony Daniel, Pathology Accompanying and Chamber Music (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) John Stewart Diggory, Industrial Elizabeth Jane Melcher, Performance Hygiene and Literature (Organ) David G. Duford, Industrial Hygiene (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Cynthia Marie Moyer, Performance Martin Brett Finkelstein, Toxicology and Literature (Violin) Arti Bhagwan Gaur, Microbiology Igor J. Pecevski, Performance and (February 3, 1994) Literature (Double Bass) Patricia Anne Gayda, Biochemistry Jon Marc Rumney, Performance and James Gerard Greene, Anatomy Literature (Violin) Mark Douglas Gregor, Environmental (October 21, 1993) Studies Kraig Stuart Michael Scott, Suryaram Gummuluru, Microbiology Performance and Literature (Organ) (October 21, 1993) (October 21, 1993) Hollis Heinzerling, Microbiology Amy Andrea Stanley, Performance and (October 21, 1993) Literature (Piano) Mary Ellen M. Holvey, Industrial (October 21, 1993) Hygiene Maika Sverdlov, Conducting Wayne Douglas Howard, Julie Tunstall, Performance and Environmental Studies Literature (Flute) Chorng-Woei Hwang, Biophysics Valerie Louise Watts, Performance and (October 21, 1993) Literature (Flute) Nancy Ann Jay, Industrial Hygiene (October 21, 1993) Shane Johnson, Neuroscience Nathaniel Gordon Wickham, Fred Song Chun J unn, Anatomy Performance and Literature (October 21, 1993) (Trombone) (October 21, 1993) 31

Anne Koniski, Microbiology Ding-Fang Song Yun, Biochemistry Sharon Julie Eberstein Yanan Kuang, Biochemistry (February 3, 1994) Susan Gaylord Emerson Ariann Lisa Langsam, Neuroscience Wu Zhou, Neuroscience Antonio Joseph Eppolito Kirsty Lapan, Biochemistry (February 3, 1994) Matthew Anthony Esposito Teresa Liberati, Toxicology Andrew H. Felcher (October 21, 1993) Andrew Lawrence Folpe, William B. Paul Lin, Genetics Master of Public Hawkins Award Joanna Beth Lipp, Environmental Ross Jason Fox Studies Health Edward Scott Frankel Dongsheng Liu, Biophysics Patricia Braus (October 21, 1993) Michael Jude Froncek (October 21, 1993) Robert Stacy Byrd Janine Furcone Rena N. R. Lu, Microbiology James Campbell (October 21, 1993) Robert Howard Furman Matthew Mahon, Toxicology Vicki B. James (February 3, 1994) Holly Raschiatore Garber, Janet M. (October 21, 1993) Ruth Weiner Kouides Glasgow Memorial Achievement Linda Joyce Metheny, Biochemistry Diana Marie Shaw Citation (February 3, 1994) Cynthia Ann Tworek Scott Allen Gering Michelle Marie Mineo-Kuhn, Sarah Smith Gerritz Environmental Studies Joseph David Graney (February 3, 1994) Doctor of Medicine Jonathan Williams Hager, Rudolph Richard S. Murante, Biochemistry Angell Award Mary Murphy, Environmental Studies with Honor Raymond J. Harshbarger III (October 21, 1993) Jean-Valery Charles-Emile Coumans, Jean Campbell Haughwout Kumi Nagamoto, Neuroscience Robert]. Joynt, M.D., Ph.D. Prize Brian Allen Hazen Monicah Otieno, Pharmacology for Excellence in Clinical Neurology Richard Arlen Howard, Jr. William Page, Physiology Jill Suzanne Segel, Robert]. Haggerty Andree Adele Jacobs-Perkins, Robert]. (October 21, 1993) Prize in Pediatrics, Doran]. Stephens Haggerty Prize in Pediatrics Kristen Piech, Pharmacology Prize, and]anet M. Glasgow Shelly Marie Kane (October 21, 1993) Memorial Achievement Citation Jonathan Gregory Keevil Mark A. Plessinger, Toxicology Kristie Karol Shappell, Janet M. Jodi Michele Kefer Xiaofeng Qi, Neuroscience Glasgow Memorial Achievement Bowen Eliot Keller Matthew K. Robinson, Biochemistry Citation Christopher August Klipstein, Class of (February 3, 1994) 1976 Prize Lorna Rodriguez, Biochemistry Anne Minor Knott Bryan R. Rupert, Pharmacology Doctor of Medicine Kevin T. Kogut Mayuko Saeki, Physiology Eva Kojnok (February 3, 1994) with Distinction David William Kopp Patrick Casey Seed, Microbiology in Research Laura Jane Kopp William Selent, Biophysics Benjamin Byung-Min Choi, Dean's Damon Russell Korb (October 21, 1993) Award Alyssa Marie Krasinskas Gregory Sempowski, Microbiology Padma Nanduri Nancy Soon Kw on (October 21, 1993) Christopher Todd Lewis Brian Singletary, Dental Science Marilyn Grace Liang (October 21, 1993) Doctor of Medicine Neal Ian Lindeman Gary Snodgrass, Microbiology Michelle Asha Penelope Albert Le Nguyen Xuan Long Patricia Ann Stewart, Physiology Stella Jooeun Bae Joseph Edward Losee Yongnian Sun, Microbiology Lloyd Emerson Bennett Thomas Erik Michaelson (February 3, 1994) Cheryl Denise Bernstein Michelle Marie Montoney Edward Szekeres, Biophysics Cristina Bocimea Elizabeth Sarah Morgan, George (October 21, 1993) Kristin Ann Boehm Trombetta Prize and]anet M. Jihong Tang, Pathology Deborah Ann Brown Glasgow Memorial Achievement (February 3, 1994) James Joseph Cappola III Citation Jennifer Wadhams, Industrial Hygiene Suzanne Marie Caron Theresa A . Nester (October 21, 1993) Donna Theresa Catell Michael Andrew Parentis Wen-Jung Wang, Microbiology Lynn Yeelin Chan Sylvia Woo Park (October 21, 1993) Sharon Sue Cooperman Steven Edward Pflanz Jennifer Wilson, Biophysics Ann Cheryl Dannhauer Jana Lynn Portnow (October 21, 1993) Leslie Lynt Davis Lara Kristina Primak Roy W. Wood, Environmental Studies Roderick Garfield Davis David Ramos Samuel Woodley, Biophysics Yvonne Marie Dudac, Janet M. Paula Denise Ryan (October 21, 1993) Glasgow Memorial Achievement Mark Frederic Sasse Weimin Wu, Biochemistry Citation, Emergency Medicine Prize Carol Ruth Schaffer Hequn Yin, Pharmacology Matthew Jeremiah Eagleton, Kim Scheuer Amarendra Sengupta Memorial Prize Michael John Schiesser in Surgery 32

Nancy L. Shafer, Janet M. Glasgow Anne Stern Falvo Memorial Achievement Citation Shannon Marie Flynn Eugene Mark Shusterman Susan Mary Fredericks, The Margery Jill Shawn Siegel Fancher Daly Memorial Prize Divya Singh, Upjohn Award Christina Grace Frein Anthony F. Solazzo Wilfred Ian Lesley George, R.N. Doris Roberta Stair Karyn Lee Gizzi School of David P. Stornelli Amy Elizabeth Goldberg Medicine and Daniel Michael Sullivan Helen E. Gray, R.N. Joseph F. Szot Freda Hannafon, R.N. Dentistry Darren Amir Tabechian Theresa L. Hart, R.N. Raymond Thertulien, Robert Kates Charles Lucien Heilman Doctor of Medicine Award Delores C. Henry, R.N. Paul Kevin Tulikangas, George Kristen Barbara Hollasch Trombetta Prize and Bryce Collier Judy Holtz, R.N. Prize 1lmory Suzanne Howe, The Mary Christopher Durant Turner Reding Eckl Award Michele Claire Twigg, Medical Society Julie Andrea Hoyte of the State of New York Community Marianne Linnette Humnicky, R.N. Service Award Kimberly Lynn Huss, The Dorothea Mary Annette Vazquez Lynde Dix Prize Caterina Violi Mary Insalaco, R.N. Amy Brett Wei! Uletha Marie Jones Saul N. Weingart, Benjamin Rush Prize Martha A. Kearns, R.N. Leanna Bruen Willey Nicola Mary Kehoe Ariane Ingrid Wolf Julie Ann Kingston Raymond Anthony Zollo Amy Jean Lee Adele Marie Lester, R.N. Diane Kathleen Lotten Thomas Edward Malachowski Karena Matison, R.N. School of John Mcintyre, R.N. Mary Ellen Peabody Mearns, R.N. Nursing Dorothy M. Meyer Virginia Minster, R.N. Lisa Monteith, R.N. Bachelor of Science Yanid E. Montoya Janet C. Anthony, R.N. Carrie Irene Moore Cheryl A. Bennett Kristin Marie Morgan Jill Beves, R.N. Melissa Lynn Muenzner Michelle Anne Binotto Maureen O'Donnell, R.N . Debora L. Boynton Elaine M. Oliver, R.N. Delia L. Brewster, R.N. Theodora Sendera Paine, R.N. Jack Richard Bromsted, R.N. Diane S. Papaleo C indy Ann Buckner Marie Josephine Pierre Beth Bullen, R.N. Brenda Ann Pullyblank Christine Ann Busselmaier, The Terry C. Reser Alumni Association Prize Bonnie L. Reynolds, R.N. Laura Ellen Cancilla Jill B. Richards John L. Canham Michelle Margaret Roachford Mary Elizabeth Campo, R.N. Luis Abdiel Rosario, R.N. Debra Marie Carr Hollie Barbara Rund, R.N. Michelle Marie Carr Kelly Ann Sawers Sandra Casper, R.N. Rina W. Schnaufer Marialaina Chennell, R.N. Janet Mi Chung Shin Barbara Jean Cerra Pamela C. Smith, R.N . Lisa Kaye Comella Cynthia Walton Stanley Susan Elizabeth Davidson Michelle Stouffe r, R.N . Gaetane Yvonne Delva Alica G iljam Stuermer, R.N . Lura L. Deveau, R.N. Patricia Joan Thompson Kathryn Anne Dragan Candice Thuy Tran Jessica Nicole Durst Nancy C lair VanZandt Christina Echevarria Constance F. Visovsky, R.N., The Jennifer L. Faber Registered Nurse Award 33

Jennifer Marie Waggett Shari Ann Miller (February 3, 1994) Sotiris Alexandrou, Electrical Tricia Diane Melnick Wehrle Kelly J. Murray (February 3, 1994) Engineering Lorine J. Whipple, R.N. Daniel Robert Nowak Thesis: The Ben.t Coplanar Debra Dianne Wilczewski, The Clare Christine Mary O'Brien Waveguide at Sub-Terahertz Dennison Prize Heather Perry O'Brien Frequencies (February 3, 1994) Jennie Katherine Wilhelm (February 3, 1994) Jeffrey Harrison Altman, Education Diane Willey, R.N. Rene Denise Panosian, The Louise Thesis: How Do Proximal and Melissa Wilson, R.N. Wilson Haller Memorial Prize Distal School Contexts Influence Mary Jo Witt (February 3, 1994) Teacher Motivation? A Study of the Elizabeth A. Powley Effects of Student Engagement and (February 3, 1994) School Climate on Elementary and Master of Science Susan Lee Price (February 3, 1994) Middle School Teachers' Mary E. Andolsek Rose Ann Racitano Motivation in the Classroom Lisa Marie Augostini (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Kim M. Ridsdale (February 3, 1994) Athanasios V. Arvanitis, Economics Kelly Wilmouth Battaglia Mary Colleen Rivers Thesis: Financial Market Linkages, (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Fiscal Policies and International Kathryn Marie Beare Cheryl Elizabeth Robinson Business Cycles (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Fabio Francesco Badilini, Electrical Nancy Feuchter Brinkwart Ruth Anne Scott (February 3, 1994) Engineering (February 3, 1994) Robin Lynn Shaw, The Sarah and Thesis: Time and Frequency Debra Ann Brown (February 3, 1994) Ernest Taylor Memorial Nursing Analysis of ST Segment Bonnie S. Budd (February 3, 1994) Award (February 3, 1994) Displacement Signals in Barbara Jean Byer Cheryl Donaldson Sitchenko Ambulatory ECG Recordings Mary Elizabeth Campo (February 3, 1994) Samir Bali, Physics Angela M. Carlson (February 3, 1994) Mary Elizabeth Smith Thesis: Investigations of Single­ Karen Glover Comstock (February 3, 1994) Atom Interference Effects through (February 3, 1994) Jean N. Stanley (February 3, 1994) Elastic Scattering Victoria Frances Cooke, The Elizabeth Tracy Jean Sturm (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Clinger Young Award Stephanie Elizabeth Yon Bacho Paul Henry Ballentine, Electrical (February 3, 1994) Jeannette Flynn Weiss Engineering Catherine Corrigan-Wall (February 3, 1994) Thesis: High Temperature (February3, 1994) Terri Woods Winter Superconducting Thin Films: Tia DeRosa, The Louise Wilson Haller (February 3, 1994) Sputter Deposition and Fast Optical Memorit1l Award (February 3, 1994) Kathleen Ann Woodhams Switching (February 3, 1994) Sandra Lee Ebberts (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Mark Owen Battle, Physics Carole D. Farley-Toombs Cynthia Marie Wygonik Thesis: Full Reconstruction of (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Semileptonic B Meson Decays Denise Marie Fitzgerald Justine Barth Zentner Philip A. Bean, History (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Thesis: Fatherland and Adopted Carole Ann Grady (February 3, 1994) Land: Irish-, German-, and Italian­ Kathleen Louise Hanson American Nationalism (1865-1950) Eileen M. Howell (February 3, 1994) Paulo Sergio Fortes Bedaque, Physics Barbara P. Kassmann Thesis: Topics in Real Time Finite (February 3, 1994) University Temperature Field Theory Lynn Dorozynski Kernan Joanne McDonald Bevilacqua, (February 3, 1994) Council on Chemistry Mary Ann Whitty Krebbeks Thesis: Luminescent Mixed Ligand (February 3, 1994) Graduate Studies Square Planar Platinum (II) Adele Marie Lester Complexes Containing Dithiolate Joyce Helen Lester (February 3, 1994) or Dithiocarbamate Ligands: Teresa M. Lilly-Lyle Doctor of Philosophy Synthesis, Characterization, and Sandra Marie Aamodt, Neuroscience Amy Marie Lindblom Electron Transfer Reactions Thesis: Activation and Expression (February 3, 1994) Aaron E. Black, Psychology of the N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Diane Lipomi (February 3, 1994) Thesis: The Effects of lnterparental (NMDA) Receptor During the Bernadette Payne MacLeod Conflict and Parental Divorce on Sensitive Period for Avian Song (February 3, 1994) Child and Adolescent Well-Being: Learning Margaret E. Marasco The Mediating Role of Parent­ (February 3, 1994) Byeonggil Ahn, Political Science Child Relationships Toni J. McGhan (February 3, 1994) Thesis: Domestic Politics, Rational Troy Monroe Boone, English Linda McHenry (February 3, 1994) Actors, and Foreign Conflicts Thesis: Unearthing Plots: Marilyn T. McMullen (February 3, 1994) Vampirism and Victorian Culture (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Susan Marie Mikolajczyt 34

John P. Borders, Physics Edward James Dix, Chemistry Thesis: Optimization of jet Energy Thesis: Studies on Reactive Resolution and Response of the D0 Intermediates: Part 1. The 1,2- Detector Hydrogen Rearragement of Catherine joan Casey, Education Alkylhalocarbenes. Part 2. Thesis: On What is Learned at Cyclobutane Ion Radical Cleavage Work -A Study of the Effects of Reactions University Council on the Discursive Practices of Work on james Francis Dolmas, Economics Graduate Studies the Self (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Three Essays in Growth Zhongshan Chen, Materials Science Theory (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Interfacial Phenomena and joel Michael Dopp, Microbiology and Doctor of Philosophy Molecular Confining Effects of Immunology Fluid in Nanoporous Glasses Thesis: Immune Reactions in the (February 3, 1994) Murine Central Nervous System: Robert Martin Chin, Chemistry Studies of Cytokine- and Disease­ Thesis: Reactivity of Low Valent Induced Accessory- and Adhesion­ Transition Metals with Thiophenes. Molecule Expression and Blood­ Homogeneous Models for the Brain-Barrier Permeability Hydrodesulfurization Reaction. (October 21, 1993) Ted Christopher, Electrical Engineering Noshir Behli Dubash, Electrical Thesis: Modeling Acoustic Field Engineering Propagation for Medical Devices Thesis: Photon Induced Noise in (October 21, 1993) Superconducting Tunnel junction Corinna Cortes, Computer Science Detectors Thesis: Prediction of Generalization Thomas J. Dunn, Optics Ability in Learning Machines Thesis: Experimental Determination (February 3, 1994) of the Dynamics of a Molecular Lu Cui, Statistics Nuclear Wave Packet via the Thesis: On Semiparametric Spectra of Spontaneous Emission Inference for Modulated Renewal William j. Dutczak Jr., Toxicology Processes Thesis: Hepatobiliary Transport and Gloria May Culver, Biochemistry Metabolism of the Methylmercury­ Thesis: A New Metabolic Pathway: Glutathione Complex Production and Degradation of (February 3, 1994) ADP-Ribose 1"-2" Cyclic Keith B. Farr, Optics Phosphate During tRNA Splicing Thesis: Spatial Optical Transforms in Yeast and Other Organisms with Applications Shrikant Dash, Political Science Christophe Faugere, Economics Thesis: Political Choice and Thesis: Essays on the Dynamics of Economic Performance in Technical Progress Advanced Industrial Democracies (October 21, 1993) William Victor Davis, Physics Michael Edward Fitzsimmons, Thesis: Nonlinear Optical Pharmacology and Toxicology Modification to the Polarization Thesis: Studies on the and Noise Properties of a Laser Biotransformation and Beam After Propagating through Bioactivation of Halogenated Atomic-Potassium Vapor Thiaalkanoic Acids (February 3, 1994) Frederick jackson Ford, Jr., Debabrata Dey, Business Administration Mathematics Thesis: A Design Methodology for Thesis: On the Cohomology of Temporal Databases Small Categories Mark Richard Dickson, Physics (October 21, 1993) Thesis: The Charge Asymmetry in Steven Phillip Freilich, Psychology W Boson Decays Produced in pp Thesis: Pregnancy, Depression, and Collisions Social Support: The Importance of George Dimock, Visual and Grandmothers and Husbands/ Cultural Studies Boyfriends (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Constructions of Childhood Donney Thomas Drennon Gala, (February 3, 1994) Education Thesis: The Effects of Social Support and Inner Containment on the Propensity Toward Delinquent Behavior and Disengagement in Education 35

Susan Jane Galvin, Psychology John William Herman, Physics Cynthia L. Jackson, Chemistry Thesis: The Spatial Grain of Thesis: Time-Resolved Structural Thesis: Water-Macromolecular and Motion Perception in Human Studies of the Low-Index Faces of Solvent-Paramagnetic Interactions Peripheral Vision Lead (February 3, 1994) Studied by Nuclear Magnetic Jody Marcela Ganiban, Psychology Richard Hermann, Music Theory Relaxation Techniques Thesis: The Contributions of Infant Thesis: A General Measurement for (October 21, 1993) Reactivity and Parenting Quality to Similarity Relations: A Heuristic for Frederick G. Johnson, Optics the Development of Emotion-Self­ Constructing or Evaluating Aspects Thesis: Study of Interfaces in III-V Regulation During the First Year of of Possible Musical Grammars Semiconductors Grown by Life (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Molecular Beam Epitaxy Jesus Gonzalez Espino Barros, Robert James Hirosky, Physics (February 3, 1994) Mathematics Thesis: Response of D-ZERO Robert E. Johnson, Biophysics Thesis: Odd Primary U-LAr Calorimeters at Low Thesis: Isolation and bo-Resolutions and the Energies and the Effect of Oxygen Characterization of Saccharomyces Classification of the Stable Contamination on Observed Signals cerevisiae RAD5 DNA Repair Gene Homotopy Types of Stunted Lens (February 3, 1994) and Encoded Protein Spaces Janet Marie Hitzeman, Linguistics and (October 21, 1993) Laura Graham, History Computer Science Kelly Dean Jolley, Philosophy Thesis: From Patriarchy to Thesis: Temporal Adverbials and Thesis: Explorations of Plotinus' Paternalism: Disestablished the Syntax-Semantics Interface Philosophical Psychology Clergymen and the Manual Labor (February 3, 1994) Auke Jongbloed, Business School Movement in Antebellum Christine L. Hoaglin, Chemistry Administration America (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Thermal Rearrangement of Thesis: Why do Firms Split? Evan J. Granite, Chemical Engineering Iron Bis( trimethyl phosphine)­ Evidence from Spin-offs and Equity Thesis: Solid Electrolyte Aided Tris(t-butylisocyanide) and the Carve-outs Studies of Oxide Catalyzed Synthesis and Reactivity of Christina Ann Joseph, Anthropology Oxidation of Hydrocarbons [Cp*Ru(~-~rH)h(thiophene) Thesis: Temples, Tourists, and the Timothy Patrick Grayson, Physics (October 21, 1993) Politics of Exclusion: The Thesis: Indistinguishability and Matthew Philip Hoffman, Microbiology Articulation of Sacred Space at the Coherence in the Time and and Immunology Hindu Pilgrimage Center of Frequency Domains Thesis: Identification and Pushkar, India Kenneth Raymond Hallows, Characterization of a Candida Linda Kay Karell, English Biophysics albicans-binding Proteoglycan Thesis: Literary Borderlands and Thesis: Mechanisms of Volume Secreted from Rat Submandibular Unsettling Stories: Storytelling and Regulation in Human Salivary Glands Authority in Willa Cather, Mary Promyelocytic Leukemic HL-60 Lucinda Clark Hotchkiss, Psychology Austin, Mourning Dove, and Zora Cells (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Development of an Neale Hurston Peter Hamlin, Music Composition Expectancy-Value Measure of Tim Kasser, Psychology Thesis: Pierrot lunaire and the New Received Empathy in Thesis: Further Dismantling the Sound World of Twentieth-Century Psychotherapy (October 21, 1993) American Dream: Correlates of Chamber Music. Composition: Lynne A. Hoyt-Meyers, Psychology Intrinsic and Extrinsic Aspirations SkyDances . Thesis: Correlates of Stress Philip Kearns, Business Administration Yenjo Han, Computer Science Resilience in 2nd- 3rd Grade Urban Thesis: Volatility and the Pricing of Thesis: On Accessing and Hiding Children (February 3, 1994) Interest Rate Derivative Claims Information Yong F. Hsu, Chemistry (October 21, 1993) Christian Mathias Haugen, Chemistry Thesis: Photoinduced Long Range Joseph Layton Kent, Chemistry Thesis: Singlet Oxygen Mediated Charge Transfer in Langmuir­ Thesis: I. An Approach Toward the Fragmentation of Amino Alcohols, Blodgett Assemblies Total Synthesis of the Immuno­ 1,2-Diamines, and Amino Ketones Shyh-Shin Hwang, Materials Science suppressant FK-506. II. Lewis Acid Andrea Lynn Hazard, Biochemistry Thesis: Localized Heating of Thin Catalyzed Asymmetric Diels-Alder Thesis: Mutagenic Analysis of the l'l Films with Application to Laser Reactions With Oxygenated Dienes. Subunit of E. coli ATP Synthase Induced Damage (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) BockJoo Kim, Physics Liyan He, Chemistry Jon R. Inglefield, Anatomy Thesis: Studies on Hadronic Thesis: Thermodynamic and Thesis: Hypothalamic Regulation of Photon-Photon Interactions at Structural Studies of G • U Behavioral and Cerebral Cortical TRISTAN Mismatches in RNA Responses to Stressors: Focus on the Hong-kyun Kim, Economics (February 3, 1994) Hypothalamic GABAergic System Thesis: Essays on the Behavior of Xinjun He, Biochemistry (February 3, 1994) Households' Human Capital Thesis: Towards Understanding the Investments (February 3, 1994) Molecular Basis of Anion Exchange Sonja Komar-Panicucci, Chemistry in Rat Salivary Gland Cells Thesis: Free Energy Effects on the Reactions of Redox Altered Cytochromes c In Vitro and In Vivo 36

Hideo Konishi, Economics Lisa I. Linske-O'Connell, Biochemistry Thesis: Essays in Public Economics: Thesis: Site Specific Amino Acid City Formation, Local Public Replacements in Cytochrome c that Goods, and Tax Reform Affect Protein Stability: in vivo and S. V. Krishnan, Chemical Engineering in vitro Thesis: Mass Transport of Gases in Bin Liu, Electrical Engineering

Sorbents Used for S02 and H2S Thesis: 2-D Quasi-Optical University Council on Removal Josephson Junction Arrays for THz Graduate Studies Alice I. Kyburg, Philosophy and Oscillators (October 21, 1993) Computer Science Changmei Liu, Mathematics Thesis: Belief, Assertability, and Thesis: Sharp Estimates for Doctor of Philosophy Truth: Pragmatic and Semantic Solutions of Partial Differential Accounts of Vagueness Equations and Uniqueness for a Jong-Rim Lee, Physics General Class of Inverse Problems Thesis: The Critical Behaviors in (February 3, 1994) the Two-Dimensional Lattice JeeLoo Liu, Philosophy Coulomb Gases: Statics and Thesis: On Individualism as a Dynamics (October 21, 1993) Theory of Content David Samuel Lefkowitz, Music (October 21, 1993) Composition Ruichun Liu, Biochemistry Thesis: Alban Berg's Op.S Clarinet Thesis: Studies of Mutant Insulin and Piano Pieces. Composition: An Receptors: Characterization of Autumn Flowering. A Symphony in Receptor Signaling Activity Three Movements. Xiuwen Liu, Biology David F. Lehmann, Geological Sciences Thesis: Functional Analysis of Thesis: High Resolution Histone H2A Genes in Tetrahymena Stratigraphy of the Upper and in Yeast Ordovician Siliciclastic Wedge and Lisa Marie Logan, English the Underlying Limestones of Thesis: Captivity and the Subject Northcentral New York and of American Women's Popular Southern Ontario Narrative, 1676-1865 (October 21, 1993) (October 21 , 1993) Kathleen Ann Leicht, English Brenda L. Luderman, Electrical Thesis: Cross-Gender Narration in Engineering the Early English Novel Thesis: A Critical Analysis of (October 21, 1993) Modelling and Simulating Tina Olsin Lent, History Submicron Semiconductor Thesis: Situating The Americans: Devices Using Classical Transport Robert Frank and the Theory and the Finite Element Transformation of American Method Photography (February 3, 1994) Eileen Lynd-Balta, Neuroscience Ran Levi, Mathematics Thesis: Anatomical Evidence for Thesis: On Finite Groups and the Substantia Nigra as an Interface Homotopy Theory Connecting Separate Areas of the (October21, 1993) Striatum in the Primate Tamara Judith-Marie Levitz, (October 21, 1993) Musicology Julian Ronald Arthur Manning, Thesis: Teaching New Classicality: Economics Busoni's Master Class in Thesis: Local Public Goods: A Composition, 1921-1924 Theory of the First Best (February 3, 1994) (October 21, 1993) Hong Li, Biophysics Lev Z. Manovich, Visual and Cultural Thesis: Crystallographic and Studies Computational Studies of Thesis: The Engineering of Vision Dehydrogenase-Ligand Interactions from Constructivism to Virtual Samuel l-En Lin, Mechanical and Reality (February 3, 1994) Aerospace Sciences Kevin Mattson, History Thesis: Theoretical Studies of the Thesis: Creating a Democratic Effects of Growth and Form on Public: The Struggle for Urban Mechanics in Embryonic and Participatory Democracy During Mature Hearts (October 21, 1993) the Progressive Era, 1890-1920 37

Alexander John McAdam, Dana B. Mukamel, Economics Michael R. Pakko, Economics Microbiology and Immunology Thesis: Financial Incentives in Thesis: International Financial Thesis: Interactions Between Hospitals' and Nursing Homes' Structure and Trade Dynamics: Tumors and Tumor Reactive Payment Systems: HEP III and Essays on the Pooling of Aggregate Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes RUGs II (October 21, 1993) and Compositional Risk (October 21, 1993) Elizabeth A. Murphy, Physics (February 3, 1994) Stephen M. McCraith, Biochemistry Thesis: Experimental Studies of Gordana Pance, Electrical Engineering Thesis: Identification, Surface Melting and Time-Resolved Thesis: Broadband Integrated Characterization, and Purification Superheating of Metal Surfaces Tuning Circuits for Quasioptical SIS of an NAD +-dependent 2' ­ (October 21 , 1993) Mixers: Design and Performance Phosphotransferase from Ramakrishnan Subramanian (February 3, 1994) Saccharomyces cerevisiae that is Nambimadom, Business Stephanos Papademetriou, Optics Implicated in Transfer RNA Administration Thesis: Resonant Interactions of Splicing (October 21 , 1993) Thesis: Integration of Material Atoms with Modulated Optical Marianne Waneck Miles, Nursing Planning and Detailed Scheduling Fields (February 3, 1994) Thesis: Bulimia Nervosa and the (February 3, 1994) Kenneth Taesung Park, Physics Family of Origin: A Study of Values, Adnan Nasir, Biology Thesis: Studies of Surface and Cohesion, Adaptability, the Use of Thesis: The VEB4 Gene: A Member Interface Structures of Metal, Verbal/Symbolic Aggression and of the Very Early Blastula Gene Set Insulator, and Semiconductor Severity of Daughter's Bulimic of the Sea Urchin Strongylocentrotus (October 21, 1993) Symptoms (February 3, 1994) purpuratus (February 3, 1994) Martin Stanley Pavelka, Jr., Barbara Louise Miller, Visual and Abhaya C. Nayak, Philosophy Microbiology and Immunology Cultural Studies Thesis: Studies in Belief Change Thesis: The Role of KpsT in the Thesis: Postmodernism: Artistic (October 21 , 1993) Expression of Capsular Polysialic Ploy or Cultural Response? A Thomas J. Nechyba, Economics Acid in Escherichia coli K1 Visual and Textual Analysis of Thesis: Fiscal Federalism and Local Justin Bruce Peatross, Physics Fragmentation and Layering in Public Finance: A General Thesis: The Far-Field Angular Postmodern Art and Dominant Equilibrium Approach with Voting Distribution of High-Order Cinema (October 21, 1993) Sudhakar Rao Nemalladinne, Harmonics Produced in Light Un-Sig Min, Materials Science Anthropology Scattering from a Thin Low-Density Thesis: The Damping Properties of Thesis: The Feeble Voices: A Study Gas Target the Dealloyed Porous Copper and of Dominance and Resistance in a (October 21 , 1993) Its Composites (February 3, 1994) South Indian Village Jeffrey Ernest Pontiff, Business Mary Louise Mitchell, SSJ , Nursing (October 21, 1993) Administration Thesis: Effects of a Self-Efficacy Johnathan David Obourn, Toxicology Thesis: Three Essays on C losed-End Intervention on Adherence to Thes is: Characterization of the Funds (October 21, 1993) Antihypertensive Regimens Human Estrogen Receptor Ronald E. Pratt, Materials Science (February 3, 1994) Expressed in the Baculovirus Thesis: The Effect of Noble Metal Kunitate Miyake, Psychology Expression Vector System Contamination on the Mechanical Thesis: Social Comparison, and Lynn M. O' Brien, Biochemistry Properties of Eutectic Tin-Lead Level and Stability of Self-Esteem: Thesis: Examination of elF- 2(a P) Solder Joints Self-Esteem Management Through Phosphatase Activity in Ehrlich Songj ie Ren, Mathematics Social Comparison Ascites Tumor Cells Thesis: Eisenstein Series of Negative (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Weights and Henri Cohen's Thomas Richard Moore, Optics Shannon Leigh O'Connor, Psychology Eisenstein Series for Hilbert Thesis: Limitations to the Quality of Thesis: The Effects of Stress, Social Modular Groups Optical Phase Conjugation by Support, and Individual Differences Wanda G. Richard, Chemistry Stimulated Brillouin Scattering on Maternal Responsiveness in Thesis: Photochemical Behavior of (October 21, 1993 ) Infant Caregiving Phenyl a - Keto Esters and Margaret L. Morrow, Mathematics Thomas E. O'Donnell Jr., Political Monoalkyl-a -Oxoamides in Thesis: Algebraic Alexander­ Science Homogeneous Solution and Spanier Cohomology and Sectional Thesis: Democracy, Rationality and Microheterogeneous Media Representation (February 3, 1994) Nietzsche (October 21, 1993) Mary Elise Richardson, Toxicology Sinan Mi.ifti.i, Mechanical and Aerospace Kelly B. Olds, Economics Thesis: Tumor Cell Heterogeneity: Sciences Thesis: Public Services and Impact on Mechanisms of Thesis: The Transient Foil Bearing Privatization in Antebellum Therapeutic Drug Resistance Problem in Magnetic Recording America (February 3, 1994) Jonathan Karl Riek, Electrical Brian Lewis Olmsted, Optics Engineering Thesis: Group III-Vacancy Thesis: Modeling, Detection and Mediated Disordering of Intrinsic Suppression of Motion Artifacts in and n-type A1 GaAs/GaAs Magnetic Resonance Imaging Superlattices (October 21 , 1993) 38

Charles Scott Rigby, Psychology James Paul Schmidt, Chemistry Thesis: Religion and Mental Thesis: Studies Leading to the Health: Relations of Religious Synthesis of Novel Bioreductively Orientation and Religious Activated Phosphoramidate Centrality Antitumor Agents Raymond Dean Rimey, Computer (October 21, 1993) Science Shigehiro Serizawa, Economics University Council on Thesis: Control of Selective Thesis: Strategy-Proof Social Graduate Studies Perception Using Bayes Nets and Choice Functions in Public Goods Decision Theory (February 3, 1994) Economies (October 21, 1993) Michael Francis Roberts, Chemical Faisal A. Shafiq, Chemistry Doctor of Philosophy Engineering Thesis: Rhodium Molecular Thesis: Lewis Acid Coordination A-frames Complexes of Heterochain Steven Marc Shank, Optics Polymers (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Optical Absorption, Roland Blaine Roberts, Physics Emission, and Modulation in III-V Thesis: Measurements of Sub­ Semiconductor Quantum Well barrier Transfer Yields in "S+ 93Nb, Structures (October 21, 199 3) •s,ux'Mo Reactions at 180' James Steven Sheets, History (February 3, 1994) Thesis: Adam Ferguson: The Laura Faith Robinson, Psychology "Good Preceptor" of Empire Thesis: Self-System and Behavioral (October 21, 1993) Outcomes of Children's Discrepant Ken-lchi Shimomura, Economics Self-Appraisals Over Time: Is There Thesis: Individual Rationality and an Optimal Level of Distortion? Collective Optimality (February 3, 1994) (February 3, 1994) Jon-Marc C. L. Rodier, Chemistry Anthony Peter Sinai, Microbiology and Thesis: Spectroscopic and Immunology Quantitative Analysis of the Thesis: Pho-regulated Invasion: A Photoproducts and Photoreactions Novel Macropinocytic Mechanism of cis-Stilbene of Escherichia coli Internalization Robert Charles Rose II, Microbiology into HEp-2 Cells and Immunology Debajyoti Sinha, Statistics Thesis: Production and Thesis: Semiparametric Bayesian Characterization of Human Analysis of Single and Multiple Papillomavirus (HPV) Virus-like Event Time Data Particles (VLPs): Novel Diagnostic (February 3, 1994) Reagents and Vaccine Candidates David M. Skanderson, Economics for Genital HPV Disease Thesis: Evidence on the Fisher Robert Martin Roser, Physics Equation: The Long Run and the Thesis: Eta Production at High Short Run Transverse Momentum by Negative Constance Flahive Smith, Education 520 GeV/c Pions Incident on Thesis: The Process of Change in Beryllium and Copper Targets Two Mathematics Teachers: Faheem Akram Sandhu, Biochemistry A Naturalistic Study Thesis: Characterization and (February 3, 1994) Studies of Transgenic Mice and Robert Edward Smith, Optics Stably Transfected PClZ Cells Thesis: Modal Expansions in Expressing the Human Amyloid Transparent and Nontransparent Precursor Protein of Alzheimer's Planar Waveguides Disease (February 3, 1994) Rajiv Saxena, Business Administration Christopher H. Sommers, Biology Thesis: Multi-Item, Multi-Echelon Thesis: Genetic Characterization of Distribution Systems Design the Multifunctional Excision Repair (February 3, 1994) Genes RADI and RAD3 of the Wendy Joan Schiller, Political Science Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae Thesis: Bill Sponsorship in the (October 21, 1993) United States Senate: Opportunity Sang-Young Sonn, Economics and Constraint (February 3, 1994) Thesis: Sequential Bargaining for Allocation Problems 39

Beverly Spejewski, Linguistics and Raymond Thertulien, Microbiology and Donald W. Vescio, English Psychology Immunology Thesis: Encouraging Inclusive Thesis: Temporal Subordination in Thesis: Mini circle Transcription in Discourse: Language Use in Literary Discourse Trypanosoma cruzi Criticism and the College Writing Susan Patricia Spooner, Chemistry James Philip Thomas, Anthropology Classroom Thesis: Photoinduced Electron and Thesis: Contested from Within and Liwei Wang, Physics Energy Transfer Processes of Without: Squatters, the State, the Thesis: Two-Channel Interaction a,w-Diphenylpolyene Surfactants in Minjung Movement, and the Limits Models in Cavity QED Langmuir-Blodgett Multilayer of Resistance in a Seoul Shanty (October 21, 1993) Assemblies (October 21, 1993) Town Targeted for Urban Renewal Ningjun Wang, Physics Deo Kumar Srivastava, Statistics (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Green Function Approach Thesis: Robust Test Procedures for Emmanuel M. Tomadakis, Chemical to Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy Multivariate Data Engineering of Molecular Nanostructures Bob S. Stanojevich, Electrical Thesis: Transport and Structural Tswen-Gwo Wang, Business Engineering Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Administration Thesis: Automated Cell Synthesis of Composites and Porous Media of Thesis: Information Systems and Analog Integrated Circuit Layout Fibrous or Capillary Structure Service Management: Information ANASYN (October 21, 1993) Asymmetry and Objective Conflicts Kendall Alvin Stephenson, Electrical Bradford C. Tousley, Electrical (October 21, 1993) Engineering Engineering T zuu-Yi Wang, Chemical Engineering Thesis: The Vacuum Tunneling Thesis: Ultrafast Carrier Dynamics Thesis: Novel Three-Dimensional Probe as a Nonreciprocal Quantum of Bulk InGaAs, Low Temperature Murine and Human Long-Term Limited Transducer Grown InGaAs, and MQW InGaAs Bone Marrow Cultures in Packed­ David Mays Sterling, History John Charles Trueswell, Psychology Bed Bioreactors Thesis: The Committee for Thesis: The Use of Verb-Based Weijian Wang, Physics Sequestration of Delinquents' and Subcategorization and Thematic Thesis: Propagation and Interaction Papists' Estates: A Study in Role Information in Sentence of Partially Coherent Light with Parliamentary Administration Processing (October 21, 1993) Deterministic Media (February 3, 1994) Yan-Chr Tsai, Physics (February 3, 1994) Carlos Alberto Storti, Music Education Thesis: Surface Growth in Random Barbara A. Way, Pathology Thesis: Artistic Education and Its Systems Thesis: Modulation of Tyrosine Effect on Music Instruction in Conor Joseph Twomey, Chemical Kinase Growth Factor Receptor Selected Brazilian Schools (February Engineering Functions by the Phosphotyrosine 3, 1994) Thesis: Poly[(Methylene Phosphatase, CD45 Eric Ivan Stromswold, Materials Science Oxide)Oligo(Ethylene Oxide)) and Yingzhong Wen, Mathematics Thesis: Characterization of Eutectic Poly( Ethylene Oxide) Doped with Thesis: Curve Straightening in Tin-Silver Solder Joints Rare Earth Metal Compounds: Euclidean Space (October 21, 1993) Solubility, Complex Formation, Geoffrey Colin Williams, Psychology Elissa L. Stuchlik, English Morphology, and Applications Thesis: Internalization of Thesis: The Origins of the (February 3, 1994) Biopsychosocial Values by Medical Historical Romance Yayoi Uno, Music Theory Students (October 21, 1993) Sang-Chul Suh, Economics Thesis: The Roles of Compositional Virginia Dragone Winn, Biochemistry Thesis: Implementation with Aim, Syntax, and Design in the Thesis: Cloning and Coalition Formation Assessment of Musical Styles: Characterization of the Kevin Gerard Sullivan, Optics Analyses of Piano Music by Pierre Glucocorticoid-Regulated Thesis: Inhibition and Boulez, John Cage, Milton Babbitt, Inflammatory Cyclooxygenase Enhancement of Electromagnetic and Iannis Xenakis Circa 1950 (Prostaglandin G/H Synthase-2): Radiation Using Optical Nikos Varelas, Physics Implications for the Pathogenesis of Waveguides and Bragg Thesis: Jt0 Production at High Inflammation, Glucocorticoid Microcavities Transverse Momenta from ;n;­ Suppression of the Inflammatory Linghong Sun, Chemistry Collisions at 520 GeV/c on Be and Response, and Non-steroidal Anti­ Thesis: Vibration-Rotation Spectra Cu Targets inflammatory Drug Development of Weakly Bound Acetylene­ John A. Varriano, Optics Teresa Winterhalter, English Containing Complexes Thesis: Visible and Near Infrared Thesis: Women Without Words: (February 3, 1994) Quantum Well Laser Diodes Grown Narratives of Self for Absent Voices Timothy Taro Takahashi, Mechanical by Solid Source Molecular Beam Lambert Ernest Wixson, Computer and Aerospace Sciences Epitaxy (October 21, 1993) Science Thesis: Flow Beneath a Spinning Margaret Lin Veruki, Neuroscience Thesis: Gaze Selection for Visual Disk (October 21, 1993) Thesis: Vasoactive Intestinal Search Polypeptide and Neuromodulation in the Retina 40

Harianto Wong, Chemical Engineering Thesis: Study of High-Temperature Nonreactive Transport Processes Using Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy Chien-Hsing Wu, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences University Council on Thesis: Mechanics of Shaped Graduate Studies Crystal Growth from the Melt Shwu-Yuan Wu, Biochemistry Thesis: Transcription Termination Doctor of Philosophy and mRNA 3' Processing in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (October 21, 1993) Tzyy-Schiuan Yang, Chemistry Thesis: Resonance Raman and Incoherent Photon Echo Spectra of Small Solutes in Hydrocarbon Solvents: Electronic, Vibrational, and Rotational Dynamics in Solutions (February 3, 1994) Shihti Yu, Economics Thesis: Dummy Variables and Sample Selections (October 21, 1993) J u Zhang, Computer Science Thesis: Density Control and On-Line Labeling Problems (February 3, 1994) Boyu Zhao, Anatomy Thesis: Mutant Amyloid Precursor Protein (APP) Gene in Alzheimer Disease Gordon M. Zilberman, Psychology Thesis: The Timing of Caregiving Dysfunction in the First Four Years of Motherhood (October 21, 1993) Robert Thomas Zozus, Jr., Psychology Thesis: A Descriptive Study of Rochester's Homeless Men: Exploring Differences Between Homeless Subgroups and a Comparison Between the Homeless and a Low Income Domiciled Population Michael John Zuscik, Biophysics Thesis: Parathyroid Hormone Activation of Signalling Pathways in Growth Plate Chondrocytes (October 21, 1993) 41

Honorary Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Doctor of Laws Degree Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., is described variously as a free spirit and the intellectual-laureate of the Senate. Chairman of the and Award powerful Senate Finance Committee, Moynihan has been a senator for 17 years. Though tough to peg politically (he has been characterized as Recipients a Kennedy Democrat, a neo-conservative, a neo-liberal, and a classic Northeastern liberal), Moynihan has earned a reputation as an out­ spoken visionary who insists that ideas, not just interests, matter. Those ideas met the printed page in 10 books, six of them written during his tenure in the Senate, including Came the Revolution: Argument in the Reagan Era and On the Law of Nations. Raised in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, Moynihan attended City College of New York and graduated from Tufts University in 1948. At Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, he earned a master's degree in 1949 and a Ph.D. in 1961. He held various government posts in the 1950s and 1960s, including Assistant Secretary of Labor. During the 1960s and 1970s, Moynihan taught education, urban politics, and gov­ ernment at Harvard University. He also was a counselor to presidents, United Nations representative, and ambassador to India. Moynihan abandoned aspirations to become a diplomat when he won a seat in the Senate in 1977.

John Ashbery, Doctor of Humane Letters Poet and playwright Ashbery was born in Rochester and raised on a farm in nearby Sodus. Recognized as one of this country's most versatile and prolific poets, he is the only one to win all three major annual liter­ ary prizes in one year, 1976, when his collection Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror won the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the National Book Award. Among his other notable works are Some Trees, The Double Dream of Spring, and As We Know. One of the New York School of poets, Ashbery likens the complex forms of his poetry to stream-of-consciousness thinking. Writing is an attempt, he says, "to find out what I know." Ashbery is Charles P. Stevenson professor of languages and literature at Bard College. He has received many awards and grants, among them a prestigious MacArthur Foundation grant for 1985-90. Coincidentally, Ashbery's maternal grandfather, Henry Lawrence, to whom he was close, served as chair of the University's physics depart­ ment from 1903 to 1934. Ashbery says it was in his grandfather's library that he discovered literature. 42

Honorary Degree Sardar Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari, and Award Recipients Doctor of Laws Farooq Leghari, father of graduating senior Awais Leghari, was elected president of Pakistan last year. His election augurs well for the nation's ongoing stability, political analysts say. Chief of the powerful Baloch Leghari tribe, Leghari is described in press accounts as "perhaps the most distinguished politician ever elected to the post of president." He served in the civil service during the 1960s before becoming sardar, or tribal chieftain, in 1973 when his father died. After joining the People's Party of Pakistan (he remains a party leader), Leghari was elected senator in 1975 and served briefly as Z. A. Bhutto's production minister. Elected to the National Assembly several times, he was minister of water and power as well as foreign minister before running for president. Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto said Leghari's victory in the presiden­ tial race "has not just restored the people's faith in our legislators; it will also prove to be a turning point in the struggle to give the country a stable parliamentary system." Leghari received a B.A. at Christian College of Lahore and B.A. and master's degrees in economics at Oxford University.

Barbara Ann Teer, Doctor of Laws Not many artists are credited for revitalizing whole city blocks. For that reason, Barbara Ann Teer is an exception. Teer is chief executive officer of the National Black Theatre Inc., which she founded in Harlem in 1968. She is considered a model of multicul­ turalism in education and the arts and an innovator in financial devel­ opment. The theater today is the $10 million National Black Institute of Communication Through Theatre Arts, a steel and glass structure com­ plemented on the interior with works by Nigerian artists. It is the first revenue-generating black arts theater complex in the country. Teer and her company have toured parts of the world documenting and articulating, through theatrical performance, the rituals and tradi­ tions of Africans of the Diaspora. Born in East St. Louis, Teer received a degree in dance education with highest honors from the University of Illinois. She studied in Europe before launching a successful Broadway career under chore­ ographer Agnes DeMille. She also has produced, directed, and written numerous productions. Teer has received dozens of awards for her artistic and business en­ deavors and is praised for extending her vision of black identity to em­ brace other communities and traditions. 43

The Curtis Teaching Award Martin Feinberg has the uncommon gift of presenting complex ideas in a simple, straightforward manner that invites discussion. That's no small feat in the world of chemical engineering. A Rochester professor for 25 years, Feinberg is this year's recipient of the Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Students say Feinberg's material is clear and organized, and delivered with a dose of good humor. One former student recalls the intimidation students felt the day Feinberg brought the author of their text to class - until the two of them started a lighthearted discussion/comedy routine on how to measure a building's height usi ng, of all things, a barometer. Under Feinberg, one colleague says, "students realize both the beauty and relevance of their basic science background for engineering applications." Outside of class, students enjoy an easy rapport with him, often stopping in for a chat. Sometimes they seek more serious help. One former student recalls how she was able to afford her final two years at Rochester and avoid a transfer only after Feinberg secured added financial aid for her through the College of Engineering. Notes one student: "He wants to know each student as an individual, a very important step in ensuring a student's success in the classroom." Feinberg earned an M.S. in chemical engineering at Purdue University and a Ph.D. at Princeton University. He was named a Camille & Henry Dreyfus Scholar in 1973, received the University's Mentor Award in 1984, and was an S. C. Johnson lecturer in 1991. The Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching was established by Edward Peck Curtis, Sr., a life trustee who died in 1987. It has been awarded annually since 1962.

University Graduate Teaching Award Ronald Jones is proof that international renown and classroom teaching do mix. Jones, who is Xerox Pro­ fessor of Economics, is this year's recipient of the University Award for Graduate Teaching. On the Rochester faculty since 1958, Jones believes all of our equations and diagrams are of little relevance if we are unable to ex­ plain what they mean to non-economists. Praised by students for the clarity of his lectures, he also is an impartial mentor who finds time for both the star performers and the average students. "Kind" is a word used often to describe him. Jones takes the time to advise a substantial number of student dissertation projects. In many cases, he supplies a kind of apprentice­ ship in economic theory and exposition, giving students the chance to look over the shoulder of one of the world's leading economic theorists and most elegant expositors. A prolific writer, Jones is regarded globally as an expert in international trade. He is known in Japan as one of the principal architects of "the Rochester school" of economic thought. He is a fellow of the elite Econo­ metric Society and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Jones also received an ho no rary doctorate at the University of Geneva, known for its outstanding international economics program. M any of his former students enjoy highly successful careers in business and education. Writes one: "The scholarly contributions of Ron himself and of his many distinguished students have had a profound effect on the development of trade theory." The University Award for Graduate Teaching was established in 1987 to recognize faculty members who have excelled in graduate instruction, especially doctoral programs. The award complements the longstanding Edward Peck Curtis Award for undergraduate teaching. 44

Honorary Degree Hutchison Medal and Award The Hutchison Medal, first awarded in 1977, is th e highest honor the Recipients University gives its alumni; it recognizes outstanding achievements and notable service to community, state, or nation. Walter Cooper, this year's Hutchison medalist, is known for his tireless efforts in a wide variety of educational and community endeavors. After earning a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University in 1956, Cooper went to work for Eastman Kodak Co. as a research chemist, retiring 30 years later as manager of the Office of Technical Communications. Cooper has started and supported a staggering number of programs in education, culture, science, politics, and economics. Through local programs, for example, he works to improve the opportunities of minor­ ity students in secondary schools and colleges. He was appointed to the N ew York State Board of Regents in 1988 and was a founding member and vice president of the Rochester Urban League. He also supports ventures to improve agricultural enterprises in poor communities around the world. For his efforts to strengthen medical services and sanitation in Bamako, Mali, he received the Chevalier of the National Order of the Republic of Mali in 1982. Among the many other awards Cooper h as received are the Chamber of Commerce Community Development Award and its International Re­ lations Award and the Charles T. Lunsford Award of the Rochester U r­ ban League.

James William Johnson, Orator Those who receive honorary degrees at commencement are people whose accomplishments have truly made a difference in the world. The University's orator expresses that impact in a prose citation, which he reads when presenting the candidates to the presiden t. ]. W. Johnson, professor of English at the University, is the orator. A s. a professor in the College of Arts and Science, he teaches 18th-century British literature, modern d rama, and film. He has written eight books. 45

The Ensemble members are Eastman School of M usic students, many Eastman of whom are graduating at this Commencement. From its formation in 1952 by Frederick Fennell, the Eastman Wind Ensemble took an ap­ Wind proach decidedly different from that of the traditional wind band. The Ensemble h as since become a model for others of its kind around Ensemble the world, and has been credited with spurring a renaissance in sym­ phonic wind music. Donald Hunsberger, professor of conducting and ensembles, has directed the group since 1965. Six major tours have reinforced the Ensemble's reputation. During the summers of 1990 and 1992, they made extensive tours of Japan, playing before a combined total of more than 40,000 people. The group routinely performed as many as five encores before enthusiastic, sell-out crowds in Japanese concert h alls. The musicians are about to embark on their 1994 Japan Tour. The Ensemble's more than 50 recordings have set the performance standard for wind ensembles. "Carnaval;' a 1987 release of turn-of-the­ century cornet solos with Wynton Marsalis, was nominated for a Grammy Award and reached #1 on Billboard's Compact Disc C hart. The most re­ cent release is "Live At O saka;' a Sony C lassical CD recorded during the 1990 Japan Tour.

CONDUCTOR BASSOON TROMBONE Donald R. Hunsberger Cortney Eshelman Michael Boschen Jenny Gunter Kedric k Merwin FLUTE Erich Heckscher David Springfield Denise Cohen Jonathan Keeble SAXOPHONE EUPHONIUM Kimberl y Stein Theodore Belledin Robert Holland Matthew Belzer Alberto Torres OBOE Joan Hutton Suzanne Kibby T UBA Kathryn Meany HORN Randall Montgomery Shannon Sprenger Lisa Hammer Andrew Spang Dietrich Hemann CLARINET Jeremy Thomas TIMPANI Nancy Boone Erika Vazquez Andrew Harnsberger Rachel Browning Michelle Guadagnino TRUMPET PERCUSSION Melissa Johnson Christopher Fensom Joseph Krygier Catherine Martin C hristopher Moore Primo Mussumeci Amanda Mcintosh Jeffrey Patterson Susan Powell Leesa Nimitz Christopher Sala Michael Ranelli Berkeley Price David Ware Kevin Schemph John Sc hertle Lynn Simone Russell Wheeler

The Hopeman Memorial Carillon, named for Arendt Willem Hope­ The man, a prominent Rochester builder, consists of 50 bronze bells cast by Eijsbouts of The Netherlands. In addition to its frequent use as a per­ Carillon formance instrument, the Hopeman Carillon has been an education al resource: students of the acoustics and physics of music have studied its and reverberations, Eastman faculty and student composers have written for it, and students and alumni study carillon technique on it. Alan Rakov, U niversity Carillonneur, is a graduate student in violin at Carillonneur the Eastman School of Music and earned his undergraduate degree at Stanford. Among his carillon teachers h ave been Karel Keldermans, Jacques Lannoy, and Todd Fair. As carillonneur, Mr. Rakov performs weekly concerts, plays for special University ceremonies, and coordinates the Summer Recital Series. 46

RIVER CAMPUS COLLEGES EASTMAN SCHOOL SCH OOL OF NURSING Senior Class Ron Bautista OF M USIC Holly Anderson Kristin Cooper A lexander Freeman Christine Busselmaier Councils Casey Hamberg Daniel Heim T imory H owe Mart Kenned y Brian Langsbard Amy Lee Jennifer McGinty Jo hn Schertle Sara Michelucci Matthew Wozniak Elizabeth Peterson

COLLEGE O F ARTS SCHOOL OF MEDICI E SCHOOL O F NURSING Graduating AND SCIENCE AND DENTISTRY Chri stine Busselmaier Laura Bruce Michelle Asha Penelope A lbert Karen Glover Comstock Student Marshals M an-Wai Chu Vicki James *T imory Howe David Dood y *Diana M. Shaw Patricia Thompson jane Gaud ioso Paul Kevin Tu likangas *Carol Farley-Toombs *Barry Goldstein Adam Good mann MARGARET WARNER UNIVERSITY COUNC IL O N Karen Huy GRADUATE SCHOOL GRADUATE ST UDIES G regory M itchell OF EDUCATION AND Mary Louise Mitchell, SSJ *Mana Mosammaparast H UMAN DEVELOPMENT Mary Elise Richardson Marsha Nortz Nancy Lee Hussey Anthony Ogedegbe *Au'ra Muhammad llahi *Chief Student Marshal Beth Olearczyk D awn Irene Ferr is~McC ar th y Beata Smarzynska S haron Steadman COLLEGE OF ENG INEERING A ND APPLIED SCIE NCE EASTMAN SCHOOL Celia Applegate OF MUSIC Chandler C. C hao Christopher Foley Aaron ). Johnson *Robert Hardt Christopher S. Margeson Daniel Hei m *Glenn T. Petko Rebecca Lynn Stake Gregory D. Phelan *Belinda Ann Takahashi Vivek Vohra *jeffrey Alan Weisberg Debra L. Wilson

UNIVERSITY MARSHAL FACULT Y MARSHALS Emil Home ri n Faculty Marshals Ruth A. Lawrence, M.D. Ri chard Benson Larry E. Hudson Louis Bergonzi Jerome P. Lysaught ASSOCIATE MARSHAL Edward ). Bird Dale McAdam Jon E. Engberg Donald Bordley, M .D. Elizabeth West Marvin A nn Marie T. Brooks Harvey J. Palmer Theodore M. Brown Madeline H. Schmitt Dale Dannefer Sanford Segal Isaac Feldman Harold W. Stan ley John C. Fri edly Stewart Weaver Jo hn Hansen, M.D. David L. Wei mer Richard H. Heist

Ruth Freeman, C hair Ly nne Goldberg Jesse T. Moore Commencement Michelle Albert Howard C. G reen Suzanne ]. O'Brien Susan A llen Dan Heim Sally Parker Committee Vinod Bajaj Mary Sue Jack Donald A. Parry Mary Bartholomew Laurence S. Jacobs, M.D. Carol Pellett Bob Bennett Stephen Klass Betty Reding julie G. Blowers Keith W. Kurz Robert M. Rouzer C lifton Broadhurst Donna Lampen Smith Nancy Shafer Gary Burke A riann Langsam Peter G. Stark C hristine Busse! maier joseph ). Loffredo Theodore Stigler Thelma Dettman Jennifer McGinty La rry Fischbach Sara Michelucci 47

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