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November 2009 Exam P/1 CAS/CIA/SOA Pass List November 2009 List of Passing Candidates - CAS/CIA/SOA Exam P/1 1. Ab Ghani, Abdul Rahim 2. Abesamis, Joseph Daryl Ganzon 3. Abou Reslan, Rami Bachir 4. Abramowitz, David Benjamin 5. Adams, Ethan Thaddeaus 6. Adediwura, Feyisayo 7. Ahmed, Armaghan 8. Ahsan, Muhammad 9. Ajizian, Rachelle Stephanie Richard 10. Alarilla, Karla 11. Alcantara, James Andrew Pinos 12. Ali, Faiz Zaidan 13. Allen, Scott Brian 14. Alnajjab, Hana' Rashid 15. Alpizar Munoz, Luis Alberto 16. Ambrosetti, Carey Sanford 17. An, Nana 18. Anderson, Tyler Milan 19. Ang, Wen Xi 20. Aprill, Gary Dean 21. Archambault, Ann 22. Armentrout, Edward Joseph 23. Armstrong, Benjamin A 24. Arnold, Paul Andrew 25. Arthur, Samuel Kaku 26. Ashkenazi, Rina 27. Ashraf, Salman 28. Auer, Benjamin 29. Autore, Jason 30. Avnilov, Vadim 31. Babeji, Katie 32. Baek, Sujung 33. Bai, Hongsheng 34. Bai, Ou 35. Bains, Jagminder Singh 36. Baker, Daniel 37. Bakker, Jason 38. Baldwin, Taylor Gunter 39. Ball, Katie 40. Bangai, Donald Koumi Evrard 41. Bao, Shou Ping 42. Baran, Hayley Anne Elizabeth 43. Barber, Kevin D 44. Barelmann, Kayla Marie 45. Barnabe Marianne 46. Barrett, Brendan Patrick 47. Barry, Danielle Marie 48. Barth, Mae 49. Bartley, Matt Edward 50. Barton, Samantha 51. Baustian, Kathleen Thomas 52. Baylog, Phillip Richard 53. Bekkala, Cassandra Lynn 54. Belle, Justin Peter 55. Bennett, Darron W. 56. Bennett, Seth Jerry 57. Berg, Matthew Gus 58. Berndsen, Aaron James 59. Betz, Shea Thomas 60. Bian, Hu 61. Biao, Lu 62. Bitar, Rita 63. Bitter, Christopher 64. Blackburn, Scott Walter 65. Blake, Josef Maxx 66. Bleecker, Jonathan 67. Bluteau Milot, Justin 68. Bochner, Elie 69. Boehm, Kyle 70. Bohacs, Brad Andrew 71. Bongiorno, Anthony M 72. Boreel, Maeke 73. Boucher, Eric 74. Boulgakov, Alexander 75. Boyd, June 76. Bradley, Teresa Rose 77. Bream, Cory Allen 78. Brecht, Kathleen Jean 79. Breen, Kate J 80. Breton, Valerie 81. Brown, Jared John 82. Brown, Joshua 83. Brown, Michael Ford 84. Brown, Zachary Zunker 85. Burrill, Matthew 86. Bux, Andrew 87. Byzalov, Evgeny 88. Cai, Jingyan 89. Cao, Xin 90. Carrier-Girard, Anthony 91. Carroll, Jesse Theobald 92. Carter, Anson Daniel 93. Castaneda, Jesus Esteban 94. Castillo, Julian Roberto 95. Cecil, Jeffrey James 96. Cesaro, Michael 97. Chabot, Marie-Pier 98. Chan, Chi Tat 99. Chan, Kelvin Kai Hong 100. Chan, Yuk Chung 101. Chang, Bo 102. Chang, Huanhuan 103. Chang, Vincent 104. Chang, Yoomi 105. Chatterjee, Agni Narayan 106. Chau, Woon Haw 107. Cheah, Pao Yi 108. Cheah, Sin Hong 109. Chen, Bo-An 110. Chen, Boning 111. Chen, Cheng Yu 112. Chen, Dongmei 113. Chen, Han 114. Chen, Han 115. Chen, Hao 116. Chen, Jian 117. Chen, Jiayu 118. Chen, Jin 119. Chen, Qiaoning 120. Chen, Robert 121. Chen, Rui Shelly 122. Chen, Ruoshu 123. Chen, Shiliang 124. Chen, Shuan 125. Chen, Shuang 126. Chen, Si 127. Chen, Tianxiao 128. Chen, Tien-Hsin 129. Chen, Tiexin 130. Chen, Ting 131. Chen, Yi-Yu 132. Cheng, Daiwei 133. Cheng, Tsz Chung 134. Cheng, Yu Tung 135. Chernyak, Masha 136. Cheung, Joyce, Yuk Ying 137. Cheung, Ka Hei 138. Chi, Jie 139. Chiew, Weiyang 140. Chin, Yee Chuen 141. Choe, Jane 142. Choi, Jae-Sung 143. Choi, Kyeong Jin 144. Choi, Moonsook 145. Choi, Sang-Hyeon 146. Chong, Kah Loong 147. Chong, Li 148. Chopra, Namit 149. Chozas, Angelito Iranzo 150. Christensen, Kelley Ann 151. Christner, Brian 152. Chu, Nguyen Quynh Anh 153. Chu, Shinida 154. Chua, Yan Ru 155. Chung, Chun Kwong 156. Chung, Wai 157. Cindy, Choo Oy Leng 158. Cisse, Demba Patrick 159. Clapp, David 160. Clark, Benjamin Paul 161. Clark, Michael Thomas 162. Clausi, Samantha Lee 163. Cleveland, John David 164. Colclasure, William Joseph 165. Conrad, Francis Scott 166. Consolati, Austin 167. Conway, Daniel George 168. Cooper, Jasen Willis 169. Cordero, Narda 170. Corrigan, Kelly 171. Cottrell, Christopher Ryan 172. Courtney, Lindsey Elizabeth 173. Cowell, Tamara Heather 174. Cozza, Christopher R 175. Cramblit, Christine L 176. Creech, Matthew Ryan 177. Crombez, Antoine Pierre-Paul 178. Cue, Emily 179. Cui, Bo Cheng 180. Cui, Kai 181. Cui, Liwei 182. Cui, Ya 183. Cui, Yi 184. Cullen, Charles John 185. Curran, Christian 186. Dai, Ronghua 187. Danquah, Frank Owusu 188. Dappili, Sashi Mohan 189. Deakins, Robyn Michelle 190. Dehbi, Houyam 191. DelSanto, Mark John 192. Demes, Christopher 193. Deng, Huanhuan 194. DePippo, John Curran 195. Desai, Bhoomi Vipul 196. Desaulniers, Benoit 197. Deutsch, Steven 198. Dhawan, Raghav 199. Di, Yi 200. Diao, Jieli 201. Dickey, Kristen Caitlin 202. Dillard, Matthew Ryan 203. Dimond, Kelly 204. Ding, Ying 205. Ding, Yingqun 206. Dizon, Vinson Marion Santillan 207. Do, Eunjung 208. Dobson, Casey Michael 209. Domville, Gregory Thomas 210. Dosson, Kurt Allen 211. Douglas, Andrew 212. Dove, Justin Hiroki 213. Dowell, Kallyn Katherine 214. Downey, Michelle 215. Doxey, James 216. Doyle, Catherine 217. Dres, Nicholas J 218. Drost, Steve 219. Du, Xinke 220. Duane, Gregory Steven 221. Duke, Dominic 222. Duty, Kevin Heffner 223. Dwyer, Paul Edward 224. Dyer, Joseph 225. Eisbrener, Katherine Anne 226. Eisenbarth, Kiley Sue 227. El Haddad, Claudine Hanna 228. Elhouar, Mikael 229. Elliott, Matthew B 230. Emberg, Jillian Elizabeth 231. Enriquez, Andrew 232. Erdfarb, Adina 233. Etheridge, Philip David 234. Fadel, Jade 235. Fan, Yimei 236. Fang, Yuan 237. Fatu, Teodor Serban 238. Feinberg, Amarya 239. Feldman, Tracy 240. Feng, Chenlong 241. Feng, Ivy R 242. Feng, Xinpeng 243. Ferguson, Aryanne 244. Fernandez Sandoval, Paola Alondra 245. Finnie, Timothy Michael 246. Fischer, Zachary 247. Flaster, Jeff 248. Flerchinger, Shaun 249. Fok, Wing Man 250. Foong, Chin Guan 251. Fore, Phillip Craig 252. Fortin, Marie-Eve 253. Foster, Patrick Michael 254. Fredericks, Peter Charles 255. Freidel, Scott 256. Fu, Nisi 257. Fujiwara, Yoshihiko 258. Fuller, Brandon Lee 259. Gagnepain, Emily Clover 260. Gan, Hock Chong 261. Gan, Li Min 262. Ganbold, Uuriintsolmon 263. Gandhi, Kevin 264. Gao, Huan 265. Gao, Siwei 266. Gao, Wei 267. Gao, Yi 268. Garman, Nikita 269. Gauthier, Sarah 270. Ge, Yang 271. Ge, Zhiguo 272. George, Raoul 273. Giangiulio, Eric 274. Gibeau, Mathieu 275. Godofsky, Alexander Waide 276. Goldberg, Peter 277. Gong, Xiaoting 278. Gonzalez Larrahondo, David 279. Gonzalez Cacho, Diana 280. Gorsich, James 281. Graham, Jarad 282. Green, James 283. Groeneweg, Barbara 284. Gu, Haoyu 285. Gu, Jia 286. Gu, Yechi 287. Gualtieri, Michael Vito 288. Guan, Bo 289. Guillaume, Poulet 290. Gullo, Nicholas 291. Guo, Fang 292. Guo, Litao 293. Guo, Shu 294. Guo, Tianshu 295. Guo, Yong Shan 296. Guo, Yumeng 297. Gutierrez, Omar 298. Haggerty, Thomas 299. Hai, Yi Zhen 300. Halttunen, Jennifer 301. Hamalainen, Erin Victoria 302. Hammond, Jordan 303. Han, Fei 304. Han, Jian 305. Han, Juhee 306. Handly, Scott Leroy 307. Hanschmann, Jeffrey Peter 308. Haria, Jinit Navin 309. Haroon, Muhammad 310. Hauksson, Sven Egilsson 311. Hazra, Soham 312. He, Baicheng 313. He, Cheng Zhong 314. He, Yan Chang 315. He, Yihao 316. He, Yuanzhan 317. Headley, Ehren Case 318. Heard, Jaron 319. Heavilin, Justin 320. Henry, Matthew David 321. Henry, Robert Stephen 322. Herbstritt, Matthew Reed 323. Hernandez Martinez, Adriana 324. Himo, Marie-Rose 325. Hirai, Saori 326. Hite, Karl Stratford 327. Hnatiuk, Travis Tyler 328. Ho, Bing Kun 329. Hoffman, Justin 330. Hoh, Sheng Hung 331. Holland, Matthew 332. Holzbauer, Chet Allen 333. Hong, Cheng 334. Hong, Sungwoo 335. Hornick, Jonathan 336. Horovitz, Alan Ari 337. Hou, Dan 338. Houser, Alexander Richard 339. Hruska, Chris 340. Hsieh, Lo-Pin Andy 341. Hsu, Simona 342. Hsu, Wei-En 343. Hu, Donglin 344. Hu, Runqi 345. Huang, Hui 346. Huang, Huiwei 347. Huang, Jinghua 348. Huang, Junxing 349. Huang, Min 350. Huang, Ruijiao 351. Huang, Ruofei 352. Huang, Siyang 353. Huang, Xiaowei 354. Huang, Yun-Chung Mimi 355. Huckaba, Andrea 356. Huh, John 357. Huhnerkoch, Matthew Bryan 358. 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