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4 p.m. THURSDAY, MAY 19 NATIVE AMERICAN RECOGNITION CEREMONY Legends of Notre Dame 9 p.m. SENIOR CLASS PRAYER SERVICE AND LAST VISIT TO 4 – 5 p.m. THE BASILICA AND GROTTO PI SIGMA ALPHA AWARD CEREMONY Senior only event DeBartolo Hall Auditorium — Room 141 Basilica of the Sacred Heart — Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes 4 – 5 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 20 SENIOR LEGACY RECEPTION Alumni and the Class of 2011 graduates who are legacies are 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. invited to attend with their families. RSVP required MINOR IN EUROPEAN STUDIES RECOGNITION Eck Visitors Center BREAKFAST hosted by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies 4 – 5:30 p.m. for reservations, please contact the Institute DEPARTMENT OF AMERICAN STUDIES Morris Inn — Donors Room GRADUATION RECEPTION O’Shaughnessy Hall — Great Hall 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND 4 – 5:30 p.m. LITERATURES AWARDS CEREMONY SENIOR HISTORY RECEPTION Washington Hall — Auditorium For graduating majors, their guests, and faculty Short program to begin at 4:30 p.m. 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. North Dining Hall — Gold Room SOCIOLOGY OPEN HOUSE BRUNCH For graduating seniors and their families 4 – 6 p.m. Flanner Hall — Room 824 ECONOMICS FACULTY RECEPTION FOR ECONOMICS MAJORS Noon Morris Inn — Tent RESIDENCE HALLS available for check-in to parents and guests 4:30 – 6 p.m. (Registration and payment required.) KELLOGG INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AWARDS CEREMONY AND RECEPTION Noon – 2 p.m. For graduating Latin American Studies minors and GRADUATION LUNCHEON HONORING HESBURGH International Scholars, their families, and friends of the PROGRAM SENIORS Institute. Awards presentation begins at 5 p.m. For Hesburgh Program graduating seniors and their parents Hesburgh Center for International Studies – Auditorium and or two guests Courtyard LaFortune Student Center — Ballroom 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. 2 – 4 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND PROGRAM OF LIBERAL STUDIES GRADUATION CULTURES AWARDS CEREMONY RECEPTION DeBartolo Hall — Room 102 South Dining Hall — Oak Room 5 p.m. 3 – 5 p.m. ALLIANCE FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION MASS EDUCATION, SCHOOLING, AND SOCIETY Members and families of ACE 18 welcome RECEPTION Dillon Hall — Chapel Graduates and their families are invited LaFortune Student Center — Notre Dame Room 5 – 7 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY RECEPTION 3 – 5 p.m. for graduating seniors, their guests, and faculty DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY RECEPTION AND Rolfs Sports Recreation Center RECOGNITION CEREMONY Decio Faculty Hall – 1st floor 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. COMMENCEMENT BAND CONCERT 4 p.m. Free and open to the public LITURGICAL CHOIR COMMENCEMENT (Tickets required and available at DeBartolo Performing Arts CONCERT Center Box Office) University of Notre Dame Liturgical Choir DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall Open to the public/Free admission Basilica of the Sacred Heart 5:30 – 8 p.m. BUFFET STYLE DINNER (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, May 19, 20, ticket procurement procedures.) 1 21, and 22, 2011. Except when noted, all ceremonies and South Dining Hall activities are open to the public and tickets are not required. 6 – 8 p.m. 10 a.m. DEPARTMENT OF AFRICANA STUDIES LAW SCHOOL PRAYER SERVICE RECOGNITION CEREMONY AND ERSKINE PETERS (Tickets required) ANNUAL BANQUET Basilica of the Sacred Heart (See department for tickets) South Dining Hall — Hospitality Room 10 a.m. – noon DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY RECEPTION 6 – 8 p.m. McKenna Hall — Atrium KROC INSTITUTE UNDERGRADUATE RECEPTION For Peace Studies graduating students and guests 10 a.m. – noon McKenna Hall — Auditorium GENDER STUDIES PROGRAM GRADUATION RECEPTION 7 p.m. West of O’Shaughnessy Hall — South Quad (Inclement LATINO RECOGNITION CEREMONY weather location: O’Shaughnessy Hall — Great Hall) (Reception to follow: LaFortune Student Center — Ballroom) Washington Hall — Auditorium 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. INSTITUTE FOR LATINO STUDIES OPEN HOUSE 7:30 p.m. McKenna Hall — Room 230 ENGLISH MAJORS END OF YEAR CELEBRATION (Tickets required for celebration. Contact department for 10:30 a.m. – noon information) DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS AND PROGRAM OF (Dessert reception to follow: Irish Green — south of ARABIC LANGUAGE AND CULTURE DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. No ticket required) South Dining Hall — Reckers’ Hospitality Room DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Decio Mainstage Theatre 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. FOOD MARKET LUNCH 8 p.m. (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC COMMENCEMENT ticket procurement procedures) CONCERT South Dining Hall Food Market Featuring the Department of Music students Free and open to the public 11:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. (Tickets required and available at DeBartolo Performing Arts PHI BETA KAPPA INSTALLATION Center Box Office) (Initiates are requested to arrive at 11 a.m. in DeBartolo 134) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Hall Auditorium — Room 101

SATURDAY, May 21 11:30 a.m. — 1:30 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY GRADUATING 9 – 11 a.m. SENIORS RECEPTION ROTC COMMISSIONING CEREMONY Lunch will be served. No tickets required. R.S.V.P Lauren Fox (Reception to follow: Irish Green — south of DeBartolo at [email protected] Performing Arts Center) Decio Faculty Hall — Commons (Tickets required for ceremony) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall Noon DEPARTMENT OF ART, ART HISTORY, AND DESIGN 9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. RECEPTION DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN AND RUSSIAN (Inclement weather location — Riley Hall of Art and Design — LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES CONVOCATION Room 309) North Dining Hall – F Wing Riley Hall of Art and Design – front lawn

10 a.m. Noon AFRICAN AMERICAN RECOGNITION CEREMONY ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER RECOGNITION (Reception to follow: LaFortune Student Center — Ballroom) CEREMONY Washington Hall (Reception to follow: Legends of Notre Dame) Snite Museum of Art — Annenberg Auditorium 10 a.m. MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS GRADUATE 1 p.m. CEREMONY AND CONFERRING OF DEGREES ECHO FAITH FORMATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Joyce Center — Purcell Pavilion RECEPTION In conjunction with the Center for Social Concerns Service 10 a.m. Send-Off Ceremony (See listing for CSC next) GRADUATE SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY AND CONFERRING OF DEGREES 1 p.m. (Students assemble at 9 a.m.) SERVICE SEND-OFF CEREMONY (Reception to follow: Jordan Hall of Science) (Reception to follow: Irish Green — south of DeBartolo Joyce Center — North Dome Performing Arts Center) 2 (Tickets available at Center for Social Concerns) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall 1 – 3 p.m. 4:20 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF FILM, TELEVISION, AND DEGREE CANDIDATES ASSEMBLE FOR ACADEMIC THEATRE SENIOR RECEPTION PROCESSION FOR COMMENCEMENT MASS For graduating seniors and their families (Cap and gown attire required) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Philbin Theatre (No ticket required) Joyce Center — 1:30 p.m. BA, MNA/MBA/MS-ACCT, and SC — Gymnasium above LAW SCHOOL HOODING AND DIPLOMA CEREMONY Gate 8 (Degree candidates enter Gate 8) (Inclement weather location — Joyce Center — North Dome) AL — Gymnasium above Gate 10 (Degree candidates enter Hesburgh Library — Reflecting Pool Gate 10) ARCH, EG, LAW, MA/MS, and Ph.D. — Auxiliary 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Gymnasium: The Pit (Degree candidates enter gate 2) MEDIEVAL INSTITUTE CEREMONY AND Guests - Purcell Pavilion or overflow in the North Dome RECEPTION enter Gate 9 For undergraduate and graduate students in Medieval All doors open at 3:45 p.m. Studies Alumni Hall — Chapel 4:35 p.m. ACADEMIC PROCESSION 1:30 p.m. (Cap and gown attire required) DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR Joyce Center — Purcell Pavilion RECOGNITION CEREMONY (Tickets required) 5 – 6:30 p.m. Rolfs Sports Recreation Center COMMENCEMENT MASS (No tickets required) 2 – 4 p.m. Joyce Center — Purcell Pavilion KROC INSTITUTE M.A. RECOGNITION CEREMONY Overflow — North Dome (live video screens) AND RECEPTION For Peace Studies graduate students and guests 6:45 – 8 p.m. Hesburgh Center for International Studies — Auditorium GRADUATION DINNER (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and 2 – 4 p.m. ticket procurement procedures.) UNIVERSITY WRITING CENTER OPEN HOUSE North and South Dining Halls (outdoor seating available for For graduating senior Writing Center tutors and their overflow) families Coleman Morse Center — Room 203 9 p.m. GLEE CLUB COMMENCEMENT CONCERT 3 – 3:45 p.m. (Tickets available at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Box PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION Office) By the President of the University DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall Degree candidates, their families, and guests are cordially invited to attend SUNDAY, May 22 Eck Center 6 – 9 a.m. 3 – 4 p.m. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DEBARTOLO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER OPEN (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and HOUSE ticket procurement procedures) North and South Dining Halls 3 – 4 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT RECEPTION 7:30 a.m. For graduating seniors and their families NOTRE DAME STADIUM OPEN FOR GUEST SEATING Mendoza College of Business — Potenziani Family Atrium Please be aware of the procedures in the event that the Severe Weather Plan is implemented. 3 –4:15 p.m. (Guest tickets for admission are required. Guests may enter INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMENCEMENT Gates D or E.) RECEPTION All international graduates and their families are cordially 8:15 a.m. invited to attend DEGREE CANDIDATES ASSEMBLE FOR THE McKenna Hall — Atrium ACADEMIC PROCESSION FOR THE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY By College or School at assigned locations

(Cap and gown attire required)

3 9 a.m. 1:30 p.m. UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY — DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY ACADEMIC PROCESSION UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY (Guest tickets for admission are required. Guests may enter Graduates check in by 1 p.m. Gates D or E starting at 7:30 a.m.) Mendoza College of Business — Auditorium Notre Dame Stadium 1:30 p.m. 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY — UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY CONFERRING OF BACHELOR AND HONORARY Procession begins at 1:15 p.m. DEGREES McKenna Hall — Auditorium (Guest tickets for admission are required. Guests may enter Gates D or E starting at 7:30 a.m.) 1:30 p.m. Notre Dame Stadium DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY 11:30 a.m. (Luncheon reception preceding ceremony at 12:30 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND R.S.V.P. required — Jordan Science Hall — Galleria) BIOCHEMISTRY UNDERGRADUATE RECEPTION Jordan Science Hall — Room 105 Mendoza College of Business — Atrium and Courtyard 1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE PREPROFESSIONAL BOX LUNCHES STUDIES UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and CEREMONY ticket procurement procedures) DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Leighton Concert Hall Adjacent to Notre Dame Stadium 1:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. COLLEGIATE SEQUENCE (SCIENCE BUSINESS, BUFFET BRUNCH SCIENCE COMPUTING, AND SCIENCE EDUCATION) (Tickets must be purchased in advance per information and UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ticket procurement procedures) Procession begins at 1 p.m. North and South Dining Halls (outdoor seating available for Washington Hall — Auditorium overflow) 2 p.m. 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CELEBRATION LUNCH ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE Provided to Engineering undergraduates and their guests COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY DeBartolo Quad – Tent DeBartolo Hall — Room 101

1 p.m. 2 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES UNDERGRADUATE Rolfs Sports Recreation Center COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — Decio Mainstage Theatre 1:30 p.m. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE COMMENCEMENT 2 p.m. CEREMONY DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Bond Hall AND ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY 1:30 p.m. Snite Museum of Art — Annenberg Auditorium MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY 2 p.m. Graduates enter Gate 2 and check in on the Concourse at DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 12:45 p.m. UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY Procession begins at 1:30 p.m. DeBartolo Hall — Room 141 Joyce Center – North Dome 2 p.m. 1:30 – 4 p.m. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY Procession begins at 1:45 p.m. Graduates may check in beginning at 11:30 a.m. and no later Galvin Life Science — Room 283 than 12:30 p.m. Procession begins at 12:45 p.m. 3 p.m. Joyce Center – Purcell Pavilion DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY 4 Rolfs Sports Recreation Center Graduate School Commencement Ceremony

SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011

10 A.M. EDT

JOYCE CENTER — NORTH DOME

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 5 Order of Exercises

Processional

Convening of the Convocation

Gregory E. Sterling, Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Theology

Invocation

Marvin J. Miller, Ph.D. George and Winifred Clark Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Commencement Address

Timothy Roemer, Ph.D. United States Ambassador to India Ph.D. Political Science (1985)

Conferral of Doctoral Degrees

John T. McGreevy, Ph.D. I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

Peter K. Kilpatrick, Ph.D. Matthew H. McCloskey Dean of the College of Engineering and Professor of Chemical Engineering

Gregory P. Crawford, Ph.D. William K. Warren Foundation Dean of the College of Science and Professor of Physics

Recognition of Graduate School Award Recipients

Dean of the Graduate School

Eli J. and Helen Shaheen Graduate School Awards Engineering: Sagnik Basuray Humanities: Matthew William Bates Science: Natalie Adriana Griffiths Social Sciences: Melissa Ward George

Distinguished Graduate Alumnus Award Timothy Roemer, Ph.D.

James A. Burns, C.S.C. Award Marvin J. Miller, Ph.D. 6

Conferral of Master Degrees

John T. McGreevy, Ph.D. I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

Peter K. Kilpatrick, Ph.D. Matthew H. McCloskey Dean of the College of Engineering and Professor of Chemical Engineering

Gregory P. Crawford, Ph.D. William K. Warren Foundation Dean of the College of Science and Professor of Physics

Benediction

Reverend John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. President of the University

Closing of the Convocation

Dean of the Graduate School

Notre Dame, Our Mother* – (Alma Mater)

Mary Kathryn Mattingly, M.S.M.

Notre Dame, Our Mother, tender, strong and true Proudly in the heavens gleams thy gold and blue. Glory’s mantle cloaks thee, golden is thy fame And our hearts forever praise thee, Notre Dame; And our hearts forever love thee, Notre Dame. —O’Donnell-Casasanta

Recessional

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* It is customary for men, although not for women wearing academic garb, to have their caps removed during the Commencement Address and the singing of the Alma Mater.

7 Doctoral Degrees

**Matthew C. Brown, Sumter, South Carolina THE DEGREE OF PHILOSOPHIAE DOCTOR Major Subject: English ON:

Dissertation: Radical History and Sacral Kingship in Late Medieval England

Director: Dr. Kathryn Kerby-Fulton College of Arts and Letters

Sarah Elizabeth Morice Brubaker, Saint Louis, *María Guadalupe Arenillas, Buenos Aires, Missouri Argentina Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Literature

Dissertation: The Place of the Spirit: Toward a Dissertation: Time Set in Stone: Memory and Trinitarian Theology of Location Space in Postdictatorship Argentina and Uruguay Co-Directors: Dr. Gerald P. McKenny and Director: Dr. María R. Olivera-Williams Dr. Cyril J. O'Regan

*Saibal Basu, Kolkata, India Michaela Marie Bucchianeri, Cloverdale, Major Subject: Economics California Dissertation: Transition and Development: A

Major Subject: Psychology Case Study of West Bengal Dissertation: Can Working Memory Interference Director: Dr. Martin H. Wolfson Explain Need for Cognitive Closure Effects in the Perception of Discrimination?

*Matthew William Bates, Burney, California Director: Dr. Alexandra F. Corning Major Subject: Theology Dissertation: Paul and the Hermeneutics of the *Catherine Rose Cavadini, South Bend, Indiana Apostolic Kerygma: Reassessing Paul’s Scriptural

Major Subject: Theology Interpretation in Light of His Hermeneutical Dissertation: The Commercium of the Kiss Who Statements and His Prosopological Exegesis Saves: A Study of Thomas the Cistercian’s Director: Dr. David E. Aune Commentary on the Song of Songs Director: Dr. Ann W. Astell **Sergio Béjar, Irapuato, Mexico Major Subject: Political Science Elise Marie Crull, Greeley, Colorado Dissertation: Party Systems, Information Flows, Major Subject: History and Philosophy of and Vote Buying in Latin America Science Director: Dr. Scott P. Mainwaring Dissertation: Quantum Decoherence and Interlevel Relations *Snehashish Bhattacharya, Brooklyn, New York Director: Dr. Don A. Howard Major Subject: Economics Dissertation: Non/Capital, Class, and Jessica Maribeth Dougherty-McMichael, Ronan, Development: The Case of Informal Montana Manufacturing in India Major Subject: Literature Director: Dr. David F. Ruccio Dissertation: Transformative Place: Liminal Place in Contemporary Irish and Native American Crystal Harris Blount, Montgomery, Alabama Literatures Major Subject: Psychology Director: Dr. Brian Ó'Conchubhair Dissertation: Impact of Race-Related Stress in a Sample of African Americans

Michael Daniel Driessen, Owatonna, Minnesota Director: Dr. Donald B. Pope-Davis Major Subject: Political Science Dissertation: Religiously Friendly Democracy: *Marcia Eileen Braun, South Bend, Indiana Framing Political and Religious Identities in

Major Subject: Psychology Catholic and Muslim Societies Dissertation: Sleep and Emotions in Midlife: The Director: Dr. Frances Hagopian Value of Restorative Sleep Director: Dr. Cindy S. Bergeman

______Claire Michelle Brown, Powell, Tennessee Major Subject: Philosophy This listing is the property of the University of Notre Dame and is subject

Dissertation: Supererogation for a Virtue Ethicist to copyright protection. It may not be reproduced, copied or used for

Director: Dr. William D. Solomon commercial purposes without the expressed written consent of Dennis K.

Brown, Assistant Vice President of News and Information at the University of Notre Dame. 8 Danielle DuBois Gottwig, Annapolis, Maryland *Carolyn A. Heitzmann, State College, Major Subject: History Pennsylvania Dissertation: Before the Culture Wars: Major Subject: Psychology Conservative Protestants and the Family, 1920– Dissertation: An Item Response Theory Approach 1980 to the Examination of the Construct of Self-Efficacy Director: Dr. George M. Marsden for Coping for African American and White Persons with Cancer Alexander Selkirk Duff, Cambridge, Ontario, Director: Dr. Thomas V. Merluzzi Canada Major Subject: Political Science *James Edward Helmer, Ottawa, Canada Dissertation: The Paradox of Heideggerian Major Subject: Theology Politics Dissertation: The Rights of Peoples? A Director: Dr. Catherine H. Zuckert Theological Analysis of Cultural Rights Director: Dr. Jean Porter *Clint Christian Elison, Kaysville, Utah Major Subject: Sociology John Joseph Hess, Clayton, Missouri Dissertation: Disharmony: Premarital Major Subject: English Relationship Dissolution Dissertation: "Borrowed Without Apologies": Director: Dr. David M. Klein American Fiction Since 2000 Director: Dr. James M. Collins *Brooke Elizabeth Underwood Fischer, Nampa, Idaho **Jonathan Hank Juilfs, Gresham, Oregon Major Subject: Sociology Major Subject: Medieval Studies Dissertation: To Drink or Not to Drink: The Role Dissertation: Creative and Daring Spaces in of Religion and Family in Drinking Patterns Among Speculative Theology: Literary Strategies for Emerging Adults Doctrinal Self-Authorization in Julian of Norwich’s Director: Dr. David H. Sikkink A Revelation of Love and Marguerite Porete’s The Mirror of Simple Souls Mary Catherine Wagner Fuhs, Indianapolis, Director: Dr. Kathryn E. Kerby-Fulton Indiana Major Subject: Psychology *John Christopher Adorno Keller, Davis, Dissertation: A Latent Variable Approach to California Examining Executive Functioning Development Major Subject: Philosophy and Emerging Mathematics Skills in Preschoolers Dissertation: Telling the Whole Truth: The Role of at Head Start Paraphrase in Philosophical Inquiry Director: Dr. Jeanne D. Day Director: Dr. Peter van Inwagen

**Melissa Ward George, Deltona, Florida *Daniel Jun Kim, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Economics Dissertation: Parent-Child Attachment Security Dissertation: The Political Economy of Corporate and Children’s Socio-Emotional Adjustment Governance and Reform: Industrial Policy, During the Early School Years Financial Crises, and the Path of Corporate Director: Dr. E. Mark Cummings Governance Restructuring Policy Director: Dr. Kwan S. Kim *Lucas Isaac González, Buenos Aires, Argentina Major Subject: Political Science *Youngbin Kim, Irvine, California Dissertation: Primus Contra Pares: Presidents, Major Subject: Psychology Governors, and the Struggles Over the Distribution Dissertation: The Moderating Role of Social of Power in Federal Democracies Support on the Stress-Distress Relation Among Director: Dr. Guillermo A. O’Donnell Asian International Students: A Test of the Matching Hypothesis **John A. Hall, South Bend, Indiana Director: Dr. Irene J. Park Major Subject: Medieval Studies Dissertation: The Sacraments in the Compilatio *Charles L. Leavitt IV, Mendota Heights, Questionum Theologie of Magister Martinus: Minnesota Critical Edition with Commentary Major Subject: Literature Co-Directors: Dr. Thomas J. Prügl and Dissertation: Reconciling Word and World: Dr. John H. Van Engen Theories of Literature in the Age of Neorealism Co-Directors: Dr. Joseph A. Buttigieg and Prof. Zgymunt G. Barański

9 Doctoral Degrees

*Diane Marie Lickenbrock, Granite City, Illinois **Sue A. Rozeboom, Grand Rapids, Michigan Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Theology Dissertation: Examining Infant Attachment Dissertation: The Provenance of John Calvin’s Security with Mothers and Fathers: An Ecological Emphasis on the Role of the Holy Spirit Regarding Systems Perspective the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Director: Dr. Julia M. Braungart-Rieker Director: Dr. Nathan D. Mitchell

Ge Liu, Shenzhen, People's Republic of China Julia Agnes Schneider, Champaign, Illinois Major Subject: Sociology Major Subject: Medieval Studies Dissertation: Peer Influence on Adolescents' Dissertation: Theology and Liturgy in De Mysterio Academic Outcomes Missae, a Thirteenth-Century Commentary on the Director: Dr. William J. Carbonaro Mass by Albertus Magnus Director: Dr. Thomas J. Prügl Jason M. Miller, Amarillo, Texas Major Subject: Philosophy Angela Marie Schwenkler, Emmitsburg, Maryland Dissertation: Subjectivity in Hegel's Aesthetics Major Subject: Philosophy Co-Directors: Dr. Karl P. Ameriks and Dissertation: Prolegomena to a Kantian Theory of Dr. Fred L. Rush, Jr. Moral Judgment Director: Dr. Karl P. Ameriks **Dolores Griffin Morris,Stony Brook, New York Major Subject: Philosophy **Eric Thomas Shuler, Ithaca, New York Dissertation: Physicalism, Dualism and the Mind- Major Subject: Medieval Studies Body Problem Dissertation: Almsgiving and the Formation of Director: Dr. Alvin Plantinga Early Medieval Societies, A.D. 700–1025 Director: Dr. Thomas F. Noble *Deonna Denice Neal, Abilene, Texas Major Subject: Theology *Delores Anne Smitham, Oxford, Ohio Dissertation: Be Who You Are: Karl Barth’s Ethics Major Subject: Psychology of Creation Dissertation: Evaluating an Intuitive Eating Director: Dr. Gerald P. McKenny Program for Binge Eating Disorder: A Benchmarking Study Christopher M. Osborne, Kittanning, Pennsylvania Director: Dr. David A. Smith Major Subject: History Dissertation: Written into the West: Print-Visions Daria Evangeline Spezzano, South Bend, Indiana and the Revolutionary Inheritance in Early Major Subject: Theology National America's "Western Country" Dissertation: The Grace of the Holy Spirit, the Director: Dr. Jon T. Coleman Virtue of Charity and the Gift of Wisdom: Deification in Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologiae *Lavaughn Angela Pritchard, Diego Martin, Director: Dr. Joseph P. Wawrykow Trinidad and Tobago Major Subject: Economics *Joseph Robert Teller, Porterville, California Dissertation: The Link Between Financial Major Subject: English Liberalization and Financial Crisis: A Case Study of Dissertation: Members of His Body: Christ’s Trinidad and Tobago Passion and Community in Early Modern English Director: Dr. Martin H. Wolfson Poetry, 1595–1646 Director: Dr. Susannah B. Monta *Christina Lynn Brinks Rea, Kalamazoo, Michigan Major Subject: Theology Bradley J. Thames, Phoenix, Arizona Dissertation: The Thematic, Stylistic, and Verbal Major Subject: Philosophy Similarities Between Isaiah 40–55 and the Book of Dissertation: Historicity, Contingency, and Virtue Job Director: Dr. William D. Solomon Director: Dr. James C. VanderKam *Heather Treseler, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts *Melanie Christine Ross, Mishawaka, Indiana Major Subject: English Major Subject: Theology Dissertation: Lyric Letters: Elizabeth Bishop’s Dissertation: Ecumenism After Charles Finney: A Epistolary Poems Free Church Liturgical Theology Director: Dr. Maud Ellmann Director: Dr. Nathan D. Mitchell *Stephen Jacob Tueller, Durham, North Carolina Major Subject: Psychology Dissertation: Post-Hoc Comparisons and Classification Accuracy in the Factor Mixture Model and Taxometric Procedures Director: Dr. Gitta Lubke 10 Doctoral Degrees

**Holly Vande Wall, Brighton, Massachusetts James R. Young, Shawnee, Kansas Major Subject: History and Philosophy of Major Subject: Economics Science Dissertation: Essays on the Forward Premium Dissertation: Expertise and the Disunity of Anomaly Science: A Case Study in the Difficulties of Director: Dr. Nelson Mark Providing Expert Advice for Policy Director: Dr. Vaughn R. McKim **Wei Zhang, Tianjin, People’s Republic of China Major Subject: Psychology Jenny L. Vaydich, Sioux City, Iowa Dissertation: Estimating Latent Variable Major Subject: Psychology Interactions with Missing Data Dissertation: The Influence of Emotion Regulation Director: Dr. Ke-Hai Yuan on Aggressive Behavior in the Face of Provocation Director: Dr. Darcia F. Narvaez *Xiaoling Zhong, Tai Po, Hong Kong Major Subject: Psychology Kathryn Michelle Veeman, Edmonton, Alberta, Dissertation: Model Selection, Evaluation and Canada Tests of Invariance in Finite Factor Mixture Major Subject: English Modeling Using a Two Stage Approach Dissertation: "Sende þis Booke Ageyne Hoome Director: Dr. Ke-Hai Yuan to Shirley": John Shirley and the Circulation of Manuscripts in Fifteenth-Century England College of Engineering Director: Kathryn E. Kerby-Fulton *Mohmmad Tanvir Alam, Dhaka, Bangladesh **Peter Robert Wicks, Hindhead, Surrey, England Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Major Subject: Philosophy Dissertation: Design, Fabrication and Modeling of Dissertation: Everything Is What It Is: Ethical Clocked Nanomagnet Logic Circuit Elements Theory and the Language of Judgment Co-Directors: Dr. Gary H. Bernstein and Director: Dr. William D. Solomon Dr. Michael T. Niemier

*Chaunce R. Windle, Marion, Indiana Andrea Nicole Alsobrook, College Park, Georgia Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Dissertation: Against Diversification: A Suggested Sciences Strategy for the Know-Something Investor Dissertation: Understanding the Structural Director: Dr. George S. Howard Chemistry of Heterobimetallic Uranyl Transition Metal Phosphonoacetates Craig Bradshaw Woelfel, San Diego, California Director: Dr. Thomas Albrecht-Schmitt Major Subject: English Dissertation: The Varieties of Aesthetic David Robert Baker, Snohomish, Washington Experience: Religious Experience and Literary Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Modernism Dissertation: On the Advancement of Quantum Director: Dr. Stephen A. Fredman Dot Solar Cell Performance Through Enhanced Charge Carrier Dynamics Phillip Gerald Wynn, Cincinnati, Ohio Director: Dr. Prashant V. Kamat Major Subject: Medieval Studies Dissertation: War and Military Service in Early Rachel Elizabeth Bashor, Waco, Texas Western Christian Thought, 200–850 Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Director: Dr. Thomas F. Noble Sciences Dissertation: Dynamics of Wind Sensitive **Manshu Yang, Chengdu, Sichuan, Structures People’s Republic of China Director: Dr. Ahsan Kareem Major Subject: Psychology Dissertation: Treatment Effects in Randomized Sagnik Basuray, Durgapur, West Bengal, India Longitudinal Trials with Different Types of Non- Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Ignorable Dropout Dissertation: Dielectrophoresis and Its Application Director: Dr. Scott E. Maxwell to Biomedical Diagnostics Platforms Director: Dr. Hsueh-Chia Chang *Jonathan J. Yip, Oxnard, California Major Subject: Psychology **Andrew C. Blaich, Staten Island, New York Dissertation: Upward and Downward Social Major Subject: Computer Science and Engineering Comparison Can Decrease Prosocial Behavior Dissertation: Enhancing End-Hosts to Improve Director: Dr. Anita E. Kelly Computer Security and Wireless Performance for Networked Environments Director: Dr. Aaron Striegel

11 Doctoral Degrees

**Kyle Harris Butler, Fayetteville, North Carolina **Brian Patrick Dunn, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Sciences Dissertation: Overhead in Communication Dissertation: The Impact of Extreme Wind Events Systems as the Cost of Constraints on Structures Director: Dr. J. Nicholas Laneman Director: Dr. Ahsan Kareem Jacqueline Gene Garrison, Boise, Idaho **Yu Cao, Nanjing, People’s Republic of China Major Subject: Bioengineering Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Dissertation: The Relative Importance of Stress Dissertation: Study of AlN/GaN HEMTs: MBE State, Microarchitecture, and Damage Burden in Growth, Transport Properties and Device Issues the Failure Behavior of Trabecular Bone Co-Directors: Dr. Debdeep Jena and Director: Dr. Glen L. Niebur Dr. Huili Xing Hubert George, Miami, Florida Thidapat Chantem, Bangkok, Thailand Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Major Subject: Computer Science and Dissertation: Studies of Visible Light Engineering Illumination and Substrate Material Effects on Dissertation: Real-Time System Design Under Aluminum Single Electron Transistors: Towards an Physical and Resource Constraints Understanding of Background Charge Director: Dr. Xiaobo Hu Co-Directors: Dr. Alexei Orlov and Dr. Gregory Snider *Jacob Allen Cress, Laura, Ohio Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical **Kevin D. Goodman, Granger, Indiana Engineering Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Dissertation: Optical Aberrations Caused by Dissertation: Molecular Beam Epitaxial Growth Coherent Structures in a Subsonic, Compressible, and Characterization of Nitride Nanowires Turbulent Boundary Layer Director: Dr. Debdeep Jena Co-Directors: Dr. Stanislav V. Gordeyev and Dr. Eric J. Jumper Alejandro Guajardo Cuéllar, San Luis Potosí, Mexico David Aaron Deen, Silver Spring, Maryland Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Engineering Dissertation: Advanced Design of Ultra-Thin Dissertation: A Heat Conduction Study at Non- Barrier AlN/GaN HEMTs; A Study of Device Continuum Scales Design, Modeling, and Analysis Co-Directors: Prof. David B. Go and Director: Dr. Huili Xing Prof. Mihir Sen

Baoyang Deng, Liaoning, People's Republic of China Yan He, Jiangxi, People's Republic of China Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Engineering Dissertation: The Effect of N-Type Doping on Dissertation: Bifurcations and Symmetries of the Optical Spectra of Dilute Nitrides: Possible Optimal Solutions for Distributed Robotic Systems Applications Director: Dr. John W. Goodwine, Jr. Co-Directors: Dr. James L. Merz and Dr. Alexander Mintairov **Justin Michael Deuerling, Tallahassee, Florida Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical *Karen Perry Hollingsworth, Livermore, Engineering California Dissertation: Effects of Ultrastructural Major Subject: Computer Science and Organization on the Mechanical Properties and Engineering Anisotropy of Human Cortical Bone Dissertation: Increased Use of Available Image Director: Dr. Ryan K. Roeder Data Decreases Errors in Iris Biometrics Co-Directors: Dr. Kevin W. Bowyer and **Joel Casey Dietrich, Norman, Oklahoma Dr. Patrick J. Flynn Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences *Yingxin Jiang, Tonghua, People’s Republic of China Dissertation: Development and Application Major Subject: Computer Science and of Coupled Hurricane Wave and Surge Models for Engineering Southern Louisiana Dissertation: Edge-Based QoS for Scalable Director: Dr. Joannes J. Westerink Networks/Systems Director: Dr. Aaron Striegel

12 Doctoral Degrees

*Kyle Everett Jones, Colorado Springs, Colorado **Gilberto Mejía Rodríguez, Rioverde, Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical San Luis Potosí, Mexico Engineering Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Dissertation: Percolation Mechanisms in Engineering Orthopedic Implants Dissertation: A Computer Aided Multiscale Director: Dr. Steven R. Schmid Material Design Optimization Framework for Composite Materials Tailoring Ryan Christopher Kennedy, Niles, Michigan Co-Directors: Dr. John E. Renaud and Major Subject: Computer Science and Dr. Vikas Tomar Engineering Dissertation: Identification and Annotation of *Benjamin Emery Mertz, South Bend, Indiana Transposable Elements and Agent- and GIS-Based Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Modeling of Pathogen Transmission Engineering Co-Directors: Dr. Frank H. Collins and Dissertation: Refinement, Validation, and Dr. Gregory R. Madey Implementation of Lumped Circuit Element Model for Single Dielectric Barrier Discharge **Janice P. L. Kenney, Amherstburg, Ontario, Plasma Actuators Canada Director: Dr. Thomas C. Corke Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences Elaine Marie Mindrup, Evansville, Indiana Dissertation: Metal Adsorption to Bacterial Cells Major Subject: Chemical Engineering and Their Products Dissertation: Discovery of New Ionic Liquids for

Director: Dr. Jeremy B. Fein CO2 Capture Director: Dr. William F. Schneider *Oleg Vitalyevich Kim, Moscow, Russian Federation Ewa Misiolek, Granger, Indiana Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Major Subject: Computer Science and Engineering Engineering Dissertation: The In-Flight Breakup of Drops Dissertation: Efficient Algorithms for Geometric Subjected to Electric and Ionic Fields of DC Corona Problems in Computer-Aided Manufacturing Discharge Director: Dr. Danny Z. Chen Director: Dr. Patrick F. Dunn *Christopher M. Moretti, Newport News, Virginia *Alexey Vitalyevich Kozlov, Zhukovsky, Major Subject: Computer Science and Russian Federation Engineering Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Dissertation: Abstractions for Scientific Computing Engineering on Campus Grids Dissertation: Plasma Actuators for Bluff Body Flow Director: Dr. Douglas L. Thain Control Director: Dr. Flint O. Thomas **Chandan Kumar Mozumder, Guwahati, Assam, India **Patrick Anthony La Fratta, Lynchburg, Virginia Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Major Subject: Computer Science and Engineering Engineering Dissertation: Topometry Optimization of Sheet Dissertation: Optimizing the Internal Metal Structures for Crashworthiness Design Using Microarchitecture and ISA of a Traveling Thread Hybrid Cellular Automata PIM System Director: Dr. John E. Renaud Director: Dr. Peter M. Kogge **Alice Marie Nightingale, Culver, Indiana Yuzhe Liu, Xi'An, People's Republic of China Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Engineering Dissertation: Analysis and Design of Systems with Dissertation: Adaptive-Optic Approach to a Non-negative Impulse Response Mitigating Aero-Optic Disturbances for a Forced Director: Dr. Peter H. Bauer Shear Layer Co-Directors: Dr. Eric J. Jumper and Dayu Lv, Zhangzhou, People’s Republic of China Dr. John W. Goodwine, Jr. Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Dissertation: Construction, Analysis and Validation of a Mathematical Model of Human Metabolism Director: Dr. John W. Goodwine, Jr.

13 Doctoral Degrees

**Alec T. Pawling, Warrensburg, Missouri **Srinivas Sridharan, Chennai, India Major Subject: Computer Science and Major Subject: Computer Science and Engineering Engineering Dissertation: Data Warehousing for Social Dissertation: Compiler and Runtime Techniques Networking and Human Mobility Research and for Software Transactional Memory in Partitioned Detecting Real-World Events in Space and Time Global Address Space Languages and Runtime Using Feature Clustering Libraries Director: Dr. Gregory R. Madey Director: Dr. Peter M. Kogge

**Charles Leslie Penninger, Niles, Michigan Karsten Johannes Knut Steinhäuser, Knoxville, Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Tennessee Engineering Major Subject: Computer Science and Dissertation: An Investigation in the Cellular Engineering Mechanisms of Bone Remodeling Using a Hybrid Dissertation: Viewing the World Through a Cellular Automaton Approach Network Lens Director: Dr. John E. Renaud Co-Directors: Dr. Nitesh V. Chawla and Dr. Auroop Ganguly Craig Richard Powers, Dalton, Massachusetts Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Changsheng Su, Shandong, Dissertation: Monte Carlo Simulation of People’s Republic of China Adsorption and Ion Exchange in Nanoporous Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Materials Dissertation: Stabilization of Potassium in Soot Director: Dr. Edward J. Maginn Oxidation Catalysts and Their Application on Diesel Particulate Filters **Prasad Sarangapani, Mishawaka, Indiana Director: Dr. Paul J. McGinn Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Dissertation: Experimental Investigation of *Deborah K. Thomas, Plymouth, Minnesota Spatially Heterogeneous Dynamics in Dense Major Subject: Computer Science and Collodial Liquids Engineering Director: Dr. Yingxi E. Zhu Dissertation: Face Recognition from Surveillance-Quality Video David Matthew Schatzman, Cincinnati, Ohio Co-Directors: Dr. Kevin W. Bowyer and Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Dr. Patrick J. Flynn Engineering Dissertation: A Study of Unsteady Turbulent Daniel Kurt Unruh, Peabody, Kansas Boundary Layer Separation Under Conditions Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Relevant to Helicopter Rotor Dynamics Sciences Director: Dr. Flint O. Thomas Dissertation: The Crystal Chemistry of Uranyl Polyoxometalates and Uranyl Chromates **Lindsay Ann Seders, Pickerington, Ohio Director: Dr. Peter C. Burns Major Subject: Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences **Megan Vance, Fort Worth, Texas Dissertation: Experimental Studies of Geochemical Major Subject: Computer Science and Reactions That Affect the Mobility of Metals and Engineering Nanoparticles of Environmental Interest Dissertation: Evaluation of a Massive mNUMA Director: Dr. Jeremy B. Fein Multicomputer with Graph Application Codesign Director: Dr. Peter M. Kogge *Nadine Shillingford, Terre Haute, Indiana Major Subject: Computer Science and *Alexander Vorobiev, Lytkarino, Engineering Russian Federation Dissertation: A Framework for Configuration and Major Subject: Aerospace and Mechanical Management of Quality-of-Service (QoS) in Engineering Wireless Mesh Networks Dissertation: An Experimental Investigation of Lift Director: Dr. Christian Poellabauer and Roll Control Using Plasma Actuators Co-Directors: Dr. Eric J. Jumper and *Eric William Smith, Lexington, Kentucky Dr. Robert M. Rennie Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Dissertation: Turbulence, Stability, and Imaging of Karen L. Williams, Trenton, New Jersey Gas-Liquid Flows Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Director: Dr. Mark J. McCready Dissertation: Development of a High Throughput Impedance Measurement Device for New Materials Discovery Director: Dr. Paul J. McGinn 14 Doctoral Degrees

*Yanghai Yu, Nanchang, People’s Republic of China *Erin R. Hurley, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Major Subject: Chemical Engineering Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Photoelectronic Properties of CDSE Dissertation: S-Block Metal Amide Complexes and and CDTE Nanowires Enolization Reactions Co-Directors: Dr. Prashant V. Kamat and Director: Dr. Kenneth W. Henderson Dr. Masuru K. Kuno Andrew Tyler Johnson, North Vernon, Indiana **Matthew Joel Zyskowski, Atco, New Jersey Major Subject: Chemistry Major Subject: Electrical Engineering Dissertation: Computational Studies of Natural Dissertation: Cost Density-Shaping for Stochastic and Nonnatural Nucleic Acids: Formation and Optimal Control Repair of Thymine Dimers and Structure/ Co-Directors: Dr. Panos J. Antsaklis and Dynamics of GNA Dr. Ronald Diersing Director: Dr. Olaf G. Wiest

College of Science James M. Kasuboski, Farmington Hills, Michigan Major Subject: Biological Sciences *Andrea Asztalos, Arad, Romania Dissertation: Mitotic Kinases That Build a Dynein- Major Subject: Physics Binding Platform on Kinetochores Dissertation: Applications of Random Walks: Director: Dr. Kevin T. Vaughan From Network Exploration to Cellulose Hydrolysis Director: Dr. Zoltán Toroczkai Irene Nakitende Kasumba, Kampala, Uganda Major Subject: Biological Sciences Jeffrey Michael Baumes, Apalachin, New York Dissertation: Comparative Analysis of Midgut Major Subject: Chemistry Gene Expression Profiles in DENV-2 Susceptible Dissertation: The Chemistry of Anthracene- and Refractory Aedes aegypti Mosquitoes Containing Squaraine Rotaxanes Director: Dr. David W. Severson Director: Dr. Bradley D. Smith **Natalie Ann Kautz, Zumbro Falls, Minnesota *Mary Louise Beard, Gloucester, United Kingdom Major Subject: Chemistry Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Dissertation: Reaction Rate Calculations in Dense Studies of Reactive Gas-Phase Interactions with Stellar Matter Alkanethiol Self-Assembled Monolayers Director: Dr. Michael C. Wiescher Director: Dr. S. Alex Kandel

*Richard Sunil Gejji, Kalamazoo, Michigan **Kyle James Knoepfel, Saint Charles, Illinois Major Subject: Mathematics Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: Using Continuous Limit Techniques Dissertation: A Precision Measurement of the

and Stochastic Computational Modeling to Predict B→Xsγ Gamma Branching Fraction the Biological Behavior of Aggregating Cells Director: Dr. Colin P. Jessop Director: Dr. Mark S. Alber Olena Korovnichenko-Kulik, Pleasantville, **Natalie Adriana Griffiths, Toronto, Ontario, New York Canada Major Subject: Mathematics Major Subject: Biological Sciences Dissertation: Generalizations of Three-Term Dissertation: Quantifying the Impact of Row- Relations in Solvable Models of Mathematical Crop Agriculture on Carbon Dynamics in Physics Midwestern Streams Director: Dr. Michael Gekhtman Director: Dr. Jennifer L. Tank *Paul James LeBlanc IV, Lafayette, Louisiana Clifton T. Harris, Jr., Bowie, Maryland Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Measurement and R-Matrix Analysis 15 16 Dissertation: Photoinduced Electron Transfer of the N(p,γ0) O Reaction Cross Section Processes of Semiconductor Quantum Dots in Director: Dr. Michael C. Wiescher Confined Media Director: Dr. Prashant V. Kamat *Frank Fuqiang Li, Danville, California Major Subject: Physics Curtis Alan Holliman, Alexandria, Virginia Dissertation: Laser Transmission Spectroscopy: Major Subject: Mathematics A Discussion of Technique and Studies of Biological Dissertation: Continuity Properties of the Data-to- Systems Solution Map for the Hunter-Saxton Equation Co-Directors: Dr. Steven T. Ruggiero and Director: Dr. Alex A. Himonas Dr. Carol E. Tanner

15 Doctoral Degrees

Xin Liu, Shanghai, People's Republic of China *Leslie D. Patterson, Decatur, Indiana Major Subject: Chemistry Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Reaction of Hyperthermal Oxygen Dissertation: Syntheses of Desferrioxamine B Ions with Graphite and Conjugates for Use in Antibiotic Delivery and Iron Polyhedral Oligosilsequioxane (POSS) Monolayers Overload Diseases Director: Dr. Dennis C. Jacobs Director: Dr. Marvin J. Miller

Georgios Magkotsios, Epanomi, Greece Jeffrey William Pavlik, Phoenix, Arizona Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Nucleosynthesis During Freeze-Out Dissertation: Investigations of Diatomic Heme Expansions in Core-Collapse Supernovae Ligands. Part I: Nuclear Resonance Vibrational Co-Directors: Francis X. Timmes and Spectroscopy of Nitrosyl Iron Porphyrinates. Part Dr. Michael C. Wiescher II: The Characterization of Hydrosulfido Heme Models **John Thomas Markiewicz, Goshen, New York Director: Dr. W. Robert Scheidt Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Development of a Vinylogous **Jody A. Peters, Grant, Michigan Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons Reagent: Syntheses Major Subject: Biological Sciences of Siloxy Dienes, Aryl Amines, and Medicinally Dissertation: Influence of Habitat, Predation, and Active Compounds Spatial and Temporal Scales on Species Diversity Director: Dr. Paul Helquist and Distributions: Interactions Involving Crayfishes in the Laurentian Great Lakes and *Carrie Susanne Miller, Noblesville, Indiana Inland Lakes Major Subject: Chemistry Director: Dr. David M. Lodge Dissertation: Carbon-Deuterium Vibrational Probes of Gas- and Condensed-Phase Amino Acid **Chelse Prather, Independence, Kentucky Structure and Protonation State Major Subject: Biological Sciences Director: Dr. Steven A. Corcelli Dissertation: Invertebrate Consumer Influences on Ecosystem Processes in a Rainforest Understory Christine Lynn Monteleon, Riverview, Michigan Director: Dr. Gary E. Belovsky Major Subject: Biological Sciences Dissertation: Investigating ARF6 Depletion in *Jonathan P. Renn, Plainfield, Illinois Glandular Organization and Matrix Remodeling Major Subject: Biochemistry Director: Dr. Crislyn D'Souza-Schorey Dissertation: Folding and Secretion of the E. coli Pet Autotransporter *Jacob E. Montgomery, Cass Lake, Minnesota Director: Dr. Patricia L. Clark Major Subject: Biological Sciences Dissertation: Investigation of Müller Glial *Daniel John Robertson, Cheltenham, Responses to Retinal Injury in Zebrafish United Kingdom Director: Dr. David R. Hyde Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: New Measurements for the Taylor Richardson Murphy, Camarillo, California Astrophysically Important 40Ca(α,γ)44Ti Reaction Major Subject: Biological Sciences Director: Dr. Philippe A. Collon Dissertation: Investigation of Phosphatidylinositol Synthase in the Zebrafish *Christopher John Patrick Schmitt, Larval Lens and Photoreceptors Großen Linden, Germany Director: Dr. David R. Hyde Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: Equilibrium Charge State **Christopher Paul Nicholson, Anderson, Indiana Distributions of Low-Z Ions Incident on Thin Self- Major Subject: Chemistry Supporting Foils Dissertation: A Complete Program Toward Co-Directors: Dr. Philippe A. Collon and Polyketide Natural Products: Methodology, Dr. Jay A. LaVerne Synthesis, and Conformational Analysis Director: Dr. Richard E. Taylor Dongyoung Shin, Seoul, Republic of Korea Major Subject: Biological Sciences Lionel Nicolas, Chartres, France Dissertation: Molecular Genetics and Genomics of Major Subject: Chemistry the Meiotic Drive System in Aedes aegypti Dissertation: Structural Revision, Stereochemical Director: Dr. David W. Severson Assignment and Total Synthesis of Gephyronic Acid **Susan Marie Skube, Chesterton, Indiana Director: Dr. Richard E. Taylor Major Subject: Biochemistry Dissertation: The Regulation of CLIP-170- Microtubule Binding Director: Dr. Holly V. Goodson 16 Doctoral Degrees

*Gun Sunyeekhan, Pathumthani, Thailand Major Subject: Mathematics Dissertation: Equivariant Intersection Theory Director: Dr. Edward B. Williams

Kevin Charles Tvrdy, Wahoo, Nebraska Major Subject: Chemistry Dissertation: Electron Transfer Reactions in Quantum Dot Sensitized Solar Cells Director: Dr. Prashant V. Kamat

Sándor Volkán-Kacsó, Tirgu Mures (Marosvásárhely), Romania Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: Theory of Fluorescence Intermittency in Quantum Dots and Other Fluorophores Director: Dr. Boldizsár Jankó

**Sean P. Walsh, Warrenville, Illinois Major Subject: Mathematics and Philosophy Dissertation: Arithmetical Knowledge and Arithmetical Definability: Four Studies Co-Directors: Dr. Peter A. Cholak and Dr. Michael Detlefsen

**Sarah Marie Ward, County Westmeath, Ireland Major Subject: Biological Sciences Dissertation: Elucidating the Role of Inhibitor of DNA Binding 2 (ID2) in the Mammalian Circadian System Director: Dr. Giles E. Duffield

**Hongqiu Zhao, Carmel, Indiana Major Subject: Biochemistry Dissertation: Measurement and Parameterization of Spin-Spin Coupling Constants and Potential Applications in Conformational Analysis of Oligosaccharides Director: Dr. Anthony S. Serianni

Xinghai Zhao, Lianyungang, People's Republic of China Major Subject: Physics Dissertation: Cosmic Expansion in Inhomogeneous Cosmologies and the Formation of Local-Group Like Systems Director: Dr. Grant J. Mathews

**Zhiqing Zhu, Nanjing, People’s Republic of China Major Subject: Biochemistry Dissertation: Probing Interactions Between EB1, Microtubules and Actin Director: Dr. Holly V. Goodson

______17 * Graduated August 11, 2010 ** Graduated January 2, 2011 Master Degrees

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Drew, Madison, Wisconsin Director: Prof. Valerie L. Sayers Degree: Master of Arts **YuenMan Rebecca Cheung, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: English Degree: Master of Arts Elisabetta Drudi, Rimini, Italy Major Subject: Psychology Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Testing a Model of Disclosure Benefits Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Based on Identifiability of the Discloser and **Alexander Justin Dukalskis, Roseburg, Oregon Features of the Confidant Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. Anita E. Kelly Major Subject: Political Science Cameron Scott Christensen, Bismarck, Walter Blaine Early IV, Lexington, Kentucky North Dakota Degree: Master of Fine Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Art Studio Andrew Creighton Chronister, La Grange, Illinois Thesis: Why Bother Hanging on to Old Shit Degree: Master of Theological Studies Director: Rev. Austin I. Collins, C.S.C. Drew Michael Clary, Castroville, Texas **Sandra Elizabeth Elizondo, Glendale, California Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Ryan D. Clavelle, Boise, Idaho Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education Matthew Robert Erdel, Mishawaka, Indiana Barry Ryan Cleary, Suffield, Connecticut Degree: Master of Theological Studies Degree: Master of Education **Daniel Fred Escher, Bellingham, Washington Christa Nicole Cloutier, Niceville, Florida Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Sociology *Johnnathan Alexis Combs, Indianapolis, Indiana Thesis: Revisiting Risk: Sensation-Seeking and the Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Sex Difference in Religiosity Administration Director: Dr. Christian Smith Bethany Grace Comfort, Columbus, Ohio **Charles John Fagan, Portland, Oregon Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts *Sr. Mary Patrick Connor, Nashville, Tennessee Major Subject: Political Science Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Patrick Joseph Falk, Fox Point, Wisconsin Administration Degree: Master of Education *Anthony Stephen Cook III, Rochester, New York Justin Paul Farrell, Princeton, New Jersey Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Sociology Shannon Kathleen Cronan, Denver, Colorado Thesis: The Young and the Restless? The Degree: Master of Education Liberalization of Young Evangelicals **Teresa Frances Cronin, Saint Paul, Minnesota Director: Dr. Christian Smith Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology 19 Master Degrees

Nicole Suzanne Enns Fehr, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Susan Gundersen, Brooklyn, New York Canada Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Peace Studies Thesis: Second Language Learners' Use of **Manuela Fernandez Pinto, Bogota, Colombia Grammatical Cues in Their Second Language Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. Kathleen M. Eberhard Major Subject: History and Philosophy of Sean Francis Haffey, Spokane, Washington Science Degree: Master of Education Jeffrey James Fisher, Birmingham, Michigan Erin Marie Haines, Jacksonville, Florida Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Philosophy Christopher T. Hallquist, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Alison Marie Fitchett Climenhaga, White Hall, Degree: Master of Arts Maryland Major Subject: Philosophy Degree: Master of Theological Studies *Katherine Celeste Haninger, Columbus, Ohio Elizabeth Catherine Fountain, Duxbury, Degree: Master of Arts Massachusetts Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education **Andrew Zachary Hansen, Lincoln, Nebraska *Lisa J. Frank, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: History Major Subject: Theology *Angela Iciar Harris, Boise, Idaho *Sine Rohanna Friel, Donegal, Ireland Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Theology Sean Patrick Gaffney, Hudson, Ohio Chad Lee Hartwig, Duluth, Minnesota Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Fine Arts *Philip Michael Gallagher, McCandless, Major Subject: Art Studio Pennsylvania Thesis: The Domestication of Origin Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. William J. Kremer, Jr. Major Subject: Theology **Kirstin Joy Hasler, Conifer, Colorado David Hernandez Garcia, Oxnard, California Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Political Science *Isaac Edward Garcia, Austin, Texas *William L. Heckner, Jr., South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology Julie Elise Garcia, Fort Wayne, Indiana *Jonathan Jakob Hehn, Thomasville, Georgia Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Sacred Music *Shawn Michael Gatson, Phoenix, Arizona Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts in Educational **Elizabeth Ann Hendriks, Granger, Indiana Administration Degree: Master of Arts Andrew John Allen Geist, Tigard, Oregon Major Subject: Psychology Degree: Master of Theological Studies Thesis: Moderation of the Time-to-Onset of Matthew Joseph Gelchion, South Bend, Indiana Depression by Depression History Following a Degree: Master of Education Severe Life Event Brian Patrick Geraghty, Orinda, California Director: Dr. Scott M. Monroe Degree: Master of Theological Studies David Paul Henreckson, Mundelein, Illinois **Nathan Melvin Gerth, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Theological Studies Degree: Master of Arts Kevin Robert Hensler, Haddon Township, Major Subject: History New Jersey Regina Elizabeth Gesicki, Chester, New Jersey Degree: Master of Theological Studies Degree: Master of Arts Jessica Kastania Heringer, Billings, Montana Major Subject: English Degree: Master of Divinity *Lisa Marie Gess, Tampa, Florida Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts in Educational *Jorge Hernandez, San Francisco, California Administration Degree: Master of Arts Filippo Gianferrari, Modena, Italy Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts *Sarah Jean Hofkes, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Degree: Master of Arts *Sr. Mary Agnes Greiffendorf, O.P., Major Subject: Theology Providence, Rhode Island *Joseph E. Holtermann, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Theology Kathryn Louise Guida, Alexandria, Virginia **Joseph Duane Hooper, Greenville, Degree: Master of Education South Carolina Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology 20 Master Degrees

Adam Elmer Horn, Appleton, Wisconsin *Shavkat Karimovich Kasymov, Dushanbe, Degree: Master of Theological Studies Tajikistan Aaron Charles Huffman, Mishawaka, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Fine Arts Major Subject: Peace Studies Major Subject: Design Thesis: Water Disputes in Central Asia and the Thesis: Recruiting Volunteers for Non-Profit World: Assessing the Prospect of Conflict and Organizations by Designing for Social Influencers Cooperation Director: Prof. Robert P. Sedlack, Jr. Director: Dr. John Darby Virginia Dorothy Hungate-Hawk, Seattle, Daniel James Kettinger, Bowling Green, Ohio Washington Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Fine Arts Major Subject: Early Christian Studies Major Subject: Art Studio *Joseph Thomas Kilmade, Albany, New York Thesis: Searching Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Director: Prof. Jean A. Dibble Administration Matthew Kevin Hylton, Seattle, Washington May Kim, Stanton, California Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Vincent Okechukwu Ibeh, Isi-Ala Mbano, Major Subject: Psychology Imo State, Nigeria Thesis: Testing Potential Buffers of the Degree: Master of Theological Studies Acculturation Gap-Distress Relation Among Asian Caitlin Elizabeth Ivester, Danbury, Connecticut American College Students Degree: Master of Education Director: Dr. Irene J. Park **Brenda Rochelle Jackson, Walla Walla, David Robert Kimbell, Nashua, New Hampshire Washington Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts *Diane Marie Klee, Granger, Indiana Major Subject: Psychology Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Daily Spiritual Experiences: A Buffer Major Subject: Theology Against the Effect of Daily Perceived Stress on Stephanie Michelle Klem, North Olmsted, Ohio Daily Mood Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. Cindy S. Bergeman Major Subject: Art History *Thomas Ryan Jackson, Natrona Heights, Thesis: Peace and War by Peter Paul Rubens Pennsylvania Director: Dr. Charles M. Rosenberg Degree: Master of Arts **Brad T. Klingele, Madison, Wisconsin Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts Ross Lloyd Jallo, Long Grove, Iowa Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Sacred Music Theresa Marie Loretta Klinkhammer, Major Subject: Theology Port Edwards, Wisconsin **Ning Jia, Chengdu, People's Republic of China Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Kimberly Akiko Koga, Encinitas, California Major Subject: Economics Degree: Master of Fine Arts Stephan Richard Johnson, Canton, Ohio Major Subject: English Degree: Master of Education Thesis: From the Pseudoplague **Michael Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio Director: Prof. Joyelle McSweeney Degree: Master of Arts *Jennifer Marie Kohrman, Fort Wayne, Indiana Major Subject: Economics Degree: Master of Arts *Genevieve Marie Jordan, Wilmington, Delaware Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts Kaitlyn Marie Kramer, Silver Spring, Maryland Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education *Camille Burgess Jowanna, Tampa, Florida **Ryan D. Kreager, Notre Dame, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Psychology Jonathan Matthias Kaltenbach, Butler, Thesis: Investigating the Automaticity of Pennsylvania Imitation: The Role of Action Context Degree: Master of Theological Studies Co-Directors: Dr. Charles R. Crowell and David Edward Kane, Jr., Lihue, Hawaii Dr. Michael A. Villano Degree: Master of Education Matthew Creighton Kuczora, C.S.C., Marion, *Jennifer Jungmin Kang, Santa Cruz, California Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Divinity Major Subject: Sociology Major Subject: Theology Thesis: A Stage and Metronome for Translation Brandon Thomas Kulka, Ottawa Lake, Michigan Services Degree: Master of Education Director: Dr. David H. Sikkink Maria Christina Lagorio, Lynnfield, Massachusetts *Tae Wook Kang, San Gabriel, California Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology 21 Master Degrees

**Keke Lai, People’s Republic of China James L. Martin, Jr., Savannah, Georgia Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Theological Studies Major Subject: Psychology *Dmitri Lee Martinez, Del Rio, Texas Thesis: Accuracy in Parameter Estimation for Degree: Master of Education Targeted Effects in Structural Equation Modeling: Ruth Anne Martini, Stafford, Virginia Sample Size Planning for Narrow Confidence Degree: Master of Fine Arts Intervals Major Subject: English Director: Dr. Scott E. Maxell Thesis: Accidentally Anna **Robert Antoine L’Arrivee, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Director: Prof. Valerie L. Sayers Canada Rebecca Mary Mason, Saint Joseph, Michigan Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Political Science Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature *William Robert Larsen, Jr., Notre Dame, Indiana Mary Kathryn Mattingly, Third Lake, Illinois Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Sacred Music Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology *Michael Henry Laskey, Belle Mead, New Jersey Brendan Francis McCarthy, North Branford, Degree: Master of Arts Connecticut Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education Kelly Elizabeth Lavelle, Fairlawn, Ohio Courtney Elizabeth McDermott, New Hampton, Degree: Master of Education Iowa Robert Jess Lavolette, Charlotte, Michigan Degree: Master of Fine Arts Degree: Master of Fine Arts Major Subject: English Major Subject: English Thesis: The Bird and the Mountain Thesis: The Perils of Escapism Director: Prof. William A. O'Rourke Director: Dr. Steve A. Tomasula Kara Kristine McDermott, Dallas, Texas *Christine Diane Leming, Saint Louis, Missouri Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Kathleen Lee McDonnell, Vernon Hills, Illinois Administration Degree: Master of Education Mary Catherine Levri, Sarver, Pennsylvania **Anne Barbara McGinness, Shaker Heights, Ohio Degree: Master of Sacred Music Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: History Jenny Marie Lewis, Salem, Virginia *James Michael Melone, Temple, Texas Degree: Master of Sacred Music Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Major Subject: Theology Administration *Jonathan Robert Lewis, Overland Park, Kansas Michael Joseph Merz, Portland, Oregon Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Theology Michael Lawrence Mesterharm, Chicago, Illinois Analise Christine Lipari, Nashua, New Hampshire Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Education **Jessica Diane Mikels-Carrasco, South Bend, Naomi Virginia Luce, South Bend, Indiana Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Philosophy Major Subject: Sociology Charlotte Marie Lux, Cincinnati, Ohio Thesis: Media Coverage of Climate Change and Degree: Master of Fine Arts Individual Understanding of Human/Environment Major Subject: Design Relations Thesis: Improving the Patient Experience: Using Director: Dr. Jessica Collett Ethnographic Research Methods to Identify Andrew Frederic Miller, McLean, Virginia Patient-Centered Design Opportunities Degree: Master of Education Director: Prof. Ann-Marie Conrado Jared E. Miller, San Antonio, Texas *Sean Micheal MacCready, Chicago, Illinois Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Major Subject: Psychology Administration Thesis: The Effect of Auditory Entrainment on the Daniel Patrick Mahon, Silver Lake, Minnesota Allocation of Visual Attention Degree: Master of Education Director: Dr. Laura A. Carlson **Mary Melinda Malik, Scottsdale, Arizona Jeremy Adam Montemarano, Cypress, Texas Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Psychology Patrick Raymond Manning, Fairview Park, Ohio Thesis: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Degree: Master of Theological Studies Practice: A Study of a Protocol for CBT **Victor L. Maqque, Puno, Peru Dissemination and Implementation in a Degree: Master of Arts Community Mental Health Center Major Subject: History Director: Anne D. Simons

22 Master Degrees

Juan Esteban Montes, Santiago, Chile Maria G. Ochoa Villicana, Salinas, California Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Political Science Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Geoffrey Thomas Mooney, New Albany, Indiana Teresa Elizabeth Ogrinc, Grayslake, Illinois Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Education **Melissa Moore, Richmond, Indiana Stephen Oola, Gulu, Uganda Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Sociology Major Subject: Peace Studies Thesis: Unpacking Heterogeneity: The Effect of Rev. Fr. Charles Oyo, Fort-Portal, Uganda Segregated Communities and Majority Group Degree: Master of Theological Studies Status on Voluntary Association Participation Beth Anne Palkovic, Mission Viejo, California Director: Dr. Rory M. McVeigh Degree: Master of Education Margaret Odilia Morgan, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Soul Park, Pucheon, Republic of Korea Degree: Master of Divinity Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Political Science **Rebecca A. Morrissey, Hornell, New York Young Sun Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Peace Studies Thesis: Change in Democratic Parenting During Thesis: Nonviolent Movement in Korea: the Transition to Adolescence: The Role of Young Candelight Vigils in 2008 Adolescents’ Noncompliance and Mothers’ Director: Dr. David B. Cortright Perceived Influence LeAnn Rachel Parson, Wakarusa, Indiana Director: Dr. Dawn M. Gondoli Degree: Master of Education Benjamin James Mueller, Lansing, Michigan *Anthony Dallas Paz, Eureka, California Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts *John Glennon Mullarkey, Saint Petersburg, Major Subject: Theology Florida David Chase Pell, Gibsonville, North Carolina Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Early Christian Studies *Katie Lynn Muller, Glenview, Illinois Elizabeth Marie Perez, Los Angeles, California Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Timothy Patrick Mulvey, Guilford, Connecticut Nathaniel Nashamoies Landon Peters, Belmont, Degree: Master of Education Massachusetts Kathleen Mary Munhall, Worthington, Ohio Degree: Master of Theological Studies Degree: Master of Education Andrew Jerel Peterson, Denver, Colorado **Elizabeth Munnich, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Peace Studies Major Subject: Economics Thesis: Understanding Election Violence in **Allison E. Murphy, Santa Barbara, California Burundi Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. Peter N. Wallensteen Major Subject: Philosophy Anne Elizabeth Siebels Peterson, Marion, Iowa Sean Myers, Hull, Massachusetts Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Theological Studies Major Subject: Philosophy Inés Erika Nam, Buenos Aires, Argentina Michael J. Petrin, Portland, Oregon Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Theological Studies Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature **Eleanor Everett Pettus, Goleta, California *Nelida Naveros Cordova, C.D.P., Kingston, Degree: Master of Arts Massachusetts Major Subject: History Degree: Master of Arts Robert Daniel Pfunder, Carlsbad, California Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Theological Studies **Hilary Suzanne Nawrocki, South Bend, Indiana Christine Marie Pinheiro, Champaign, Illinois Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Theological Studies Major Subject: History Anthony Michael Piskurich, Johnstown, Samuel William Needham, West Lafayette, Pennsylvania Indiana Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Theological Studies *Molly Elizabeth Posedel, El Cajon, California **Nolan James Corry Locke Noble, Mishawaka, Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Indiana Administration Degree: Master of Arts Elizabeth Marie Pyne, Falls Church, Virginia Major Subject: Economics Degree: Master of Theological Studies Mary Claire O'Banion, Texarkana, Texas Degree: Master of Education 23 Master Degrees

*Paola Andrea Quintero-Araújo, **Jason Eton Scott, Junction City, Kansas Valledupar, Colombia Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Sociology Major Subject: Theology Thesis: What’s a Good Grade? Student Sana Rasul Rais, Islamabad, Pakistan Performance Standards and the Black-White Degree: Master of Arts Achievement Gap Major Subject: Peace Studies Director: Dr. William J. Carbonaro *Shelley Joanne Raley, Naples, Florida **Aaron David Segal, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Philosophy **Jason Anthony Rastovski, South Bend, Indiana Brittany Nicole Shelton, Yorktown, Virginia Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Economics Gregory Daniel Shufeldt, South Bend, Indiana Laura Maria Rau, Elk City, Kansas Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Sacred Music Major Subject: Political Science Major Subject: Theology Muireann Simpson, Los Angeles, California Justin Flynn Rees, Okemos, Michigan Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Early Christian Studies Daniel Edward Reimer, Jr., Mobile, Alabama Emily Regina Sipos-Butler, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Divinity Aaron Michael Reller, Owatonna, Minnesota Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education *Stacy Marie Slomski, Comstock Park, Michigan Andrew Donovan Reynolds, Cincinnati, Ohio Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Education Administration Kathleen R. Riikonen, Elkhart, Indiana Joseph Patrick Small, Reading, Pennsylvania Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Fine Arts Kathryn Lauren Rivard, Farmington Hills, Major Subject: Art Studio Michigan Thesis: Imagining Whiteness in Art Degree: Master of Education Director: Prof. Martina A. Lopez Heidi Rose Rocha, Palmdale, California Ryan Sanford Smith, Bremen, Indiana Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Fine Arts **Sebastiaan Roelands, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: English Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Halcyon Is a Desolate City/In Every Frame Major Subject: Economics a Mirror Jennifer Anne Rolfs, Tower Lakes, Illinois Director: Dr. Johannes Göransson Degree: Master of Education Courtney Smotherman, Maumee, Ohio Juan Antonio Romero, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Divinity Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Major Subject: Theology Jeffrey Alan Snapper, DeKalb, Illinois Alexandro Rubio, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Divinity Major Subject: Philosophy Major Subject: Theology *David Lee Sorkin, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota **Clayton William Sadler, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Economics Lauren Elizabeth Spieller, Beverly Hills, California **Nilay Saiya, Jonestown, Pennsylvania Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: English Major Subject: Political Science **Rita-Jane Marie Spillane, Sacramento, Abigail Salazar, Lake Jackson, Texas California Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Levi Bronson Sanchez, Grove City, Pennsylvania Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Fine Arts Daniel John Sportiello, Brookfield, Wisconsin Major Subject: English Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Legends of Robert Alvarez and Collected Major Subject: Philosophy Stories David Philip Squires, Jasper, Georgia Director: Prof. Valerie L. Sayers Degree: Master of Medieval Studies Rachel Marie Santay, Valparaiso, Indiana **Christine Marie Steeger, Colorado Springs, Degree: Master of Education Colorado Patrick Lee Schoettmer, Mishawaka, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Psychology Major Subject: Political Science Thesis: Predictors of Maternal Psychological Control: Adolescent Behavioral Antecedents and the Mediating Role of Mother-Adolescent Conflict Director: Dr. Dawn M. Gondoli 24 Master Degrees

Jason Daniel Steidl, Westfield Center, Ohio **Lenore Elizabeth VanderZee, South Bend, Degree: Master of Theological Studies Indiana *Kevin Christopher Neil Stewart, Warsaw, Degree: Master of Arts Indiana Major Subject: Political Degree: Master of Arts Mary Theresa Veith, Tracys Landing, Maryland Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Education Jennifer Ann Stockdale, Notre Dame, Indiana **Bradley Joseph Vermurlen, Holt, Michigan Degree: Master of Fine Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: English Major Subject: Sociology Thesis: Pink Eye Thesis: The Good Life: Christian Faith and Director: Prof. Joyelle McSweeney Consumer Culture Among Emerging Adults *Sonja Klara Stojanovic, Berrien Springs, Michigan Director: Dr. Christian Smith Degree: Master of Arts Kevin Edward Veselik, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Major Subject: Romance Languages and Literature Degree: Master of Education Jessica Lynn Stouffer, Holly, Michigan *Ellen Ruth Voegele, Batavia, Ohio Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts June H. Sun, Canyon Country, California Major Subject: Theology Degree: Master of Arts **Richard J. Vogel, Marcellus, Michigan Major Subject: Sociology Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Father Involvement Differences by Race Major Subject: Theology in Fragile Families Phong Duy Vu, East Lansing, Michigan Director: Dr. Richard A. Williams Degree: Master of Education *Michael Scott Swanson, Prairie Village, Kansas *Anna Leah Waechter, Jackson, Ohio Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Degree: Master of Arts Administration Major Subject: Theology Kathryn Campbell Swiss, Los Altos, California Clinton J. Waterman, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Fine Arts Major Subject: English Major Subject: English Emily Helene Tarnacki, Jackson, Michigan Thesis: I Blew Up a Regional Airport Degree: Master of Education Director: Prof. Joyelle McSweeney Laura Kathryn Taylor, Lincoln, Massachusetts Faustin Neff Weber IV, Montgomery, Alabama Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Education Major Subject: Psychology **Michael Thomas Westrate, Eau Claire, Thesis: Sectarian and Nonsectarian Violence: The Wisconsin Role of Social Coping for Maternal Mental Health Degree: Master of Arts in Northern Ireland Major Subject: History Director: Dr. E. M. Cummings **Megan Rose Wham, Salt Lake City, Utah Amy Marie Thomas, Detroit, Michigan Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Fine Arts Major Subject: English Major Subject: English *Anne Marie Wheeldon, Seattle, Washington Thesis: In an Instant I Burned the Hair Degree: Master of Arts in Educational Director: Dr. Johannes Göransson Administration Bradley John Todorovich, New Lenox, Illinois **Meredith Chase Whitnah, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Sacred Music Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Sociology James Patrick Toner, Marietta, Georgia Thesis: American Evangelical Gender Ideology and Degree: Master of Education Intimate Partner Violence *Elena Triebskorn, Heddesheim, Germany Director: Dr. Mary Ellen Konieczny Degree: Master of Arts *Lindsay Nicole Joanna Wilcox, Littleton, Major Subject: Economics Colorado Megan Nicole Trucano, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Psychology Laura Anne Wilczek, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Thesis: Boredom and Challenge in Middle School: Degree: Master of Education Emotional Correlates and Developmental *Diane Wilkens, Memphis, Tennessee Differences Degree: Master of Arts Director: Dr. Julianne C. Turner Major Subject: Theology Joseph Tsai, Vernon Hills, Illinois **Caroline Leigh Wilky, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Arts Luke Stephen Van Horn, Yakima, Washington Major Subject: History Degree: Master of Arts *Shawn T. E. Willox, Manahawkin, New Jersey Major Subject: Philosophy Degree: Master of Arts Major Subject: Theology 25 Master Degrees

Bryan Patrick Winther, Broomfield, Colorado **Michelle Mary Blum, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Education Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical **Jonathan Stephen Wolff, Harmony, Engineering Pennsylvania Patrick Ormande Bowles, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Arts Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Major Subject: Economics Engineering *Rev. Michael Allen Woroniewicz, Dundee, Wenjie Chen, Hangzhou, People's Republic of China Michigan Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Degree: Master of Arts Engineering Major Subject: Theology Thesis: Deep Level Defects in Indium Phosphide **Juan Francisco Yepez Albornoz, Quito, PIN Diodes Ecuador Director: Dr. Patrick J. Fay Degree: Master of Arts Irina Dorofeeva, Zhukovsky, Russia Major Subject: Economics Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace **Julieta Yung, Mar Del Plata, Argentina Engineering Degree: Master of Arts James Shannon Doyle, Cincinnati, Ohio Major Subject: Economics Degree: Master of Science in Computer Science Anna Zaros, Minneapolis, Minnesota and Engineering Degree: Master of Arts Thesis: Quality Metrics for Biometrics Major Subject: Peace Studies Director: Dr. Patrick J. Flynn *Zachary John Zeckser, Richfield, Minnesota *Christyn Leigh Fertenbaugh, Concord, Degree: Master of Arts in Educational North Carolina Administration Degree: Master of Science in Environmental Engineering Major Subject: Civil Engineering THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: Thesis: Chemical Measures to Characterize Coastal Groundwater: A Case Study in Benin, West Africa Director: Dr. Stephen E. Silliman **Shaddy L. Abado, Mishawaka, Indiana **James Craig Fryman, New Paris, Indiana Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Engineering **Michael Raymond Albrecht, South Bend, Thesis: Wear of a Total Ankle Replacement Indiana Director: Dr. Steven R. Schmid Degree: Master of Science in Computer Science **Michael Austin Giordano, Plano, Texas and Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Thesis: Design of a Data Repository for a Engineering Long-Running Physics Experiment Brett Frank Goodrich, Milford, Connecticut Director: Dr. Douglas L. Thain Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Nathan Joseph Alves, Woodbury, Connecticut Engineering

Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Thesis: Experimental Measurements of CO2 Engineering Absorption in Ionic Liquids and Its Effect on **Rumana Reaz Arifin,Dhaka, Bangladesh Viscosity Degree: Master of Science in Civil Engineering Director: Dr. Joan F. Brennecke Thesis: Evolution of Large Scale Three Peyman Hesami, Sanandaj, Iran Dimensional Coastal Features During Hurricanes Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Using Bathymetric Lidar Engineering Director: Dr. Andrew B. Kennedy Thesis: Low-Complexity Incremental Jonathan Darryl Ashley, Olathe, Kansas Transmission for Multiple-Antenna Wireless Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Systems Engineering Director: Dr. J. Nicholas Laneman Steven Michael Barbachyn, Kalamazoo, Michigan *Jessica Lee Hewitt, Sammamish, Washington Degree: Master of Science in Civil Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Bioengineering Thesis: Analytical Evaluation of Diagonally- Major Subject: Civil Engineering Reinforced Concrete Coupling Beams Under Thesis: A Comparitive Study of Pseudomonas Lateral Loads aeruginosa Strains Director: Dr. Yahya C. Kurama Director: Dr. Joshua Shrout *Lauren Elizabeth Barton, Martinsburg, Joanna Toni Ho, Cupertino, California West Virginia Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Degree: Master of Science in Geological Sciences Engineering Major Subject: Civil Engineering *Brian James Hoesman, Chesterton, Indiana Thesis: Size Dependent Structure and Reactivity of Degree: Master of Science in Civil Engineering Nanohematite Thesis: Behavior of Tidal Inlets During and After Director: Dr. Patricia A. Maurice Severe Storms Director: Dr. Andrew B. Kennedy 26 Master Degrees

**Nathaniel Thomas Hollingsworth, West Valley, Matthew Philip Prygoski, Okemos, Michigan Utah Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Engineering Timothy William Rodts, Oak Park, Illinois Director: Dr. Diane R. Wagner Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical *Erin Leigh Hunter, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Environmental Ankit Rohatgi, Uttar Pradesh, India Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Major Subject: Civil Engineering Engineering Thesis: A Spectroscopic Study of Lead (Pb(II)) and Rahul Singh, Lucknow, India Siderophore Sorption to Montmorillonite Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Director: Dr. Patricia A. Maurice Engineering Todd C. Kane, Lihue, Hawaii Thesis: On LQR Control with Asynchronous Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Clocks and Control Oriented Code for AWGN Engineering Erasure Channel: Two Control- Communication Thesis: Experimental Determination of Problems Engineering Parameters for the Creation of a Director: Dr. Vijay Gupta Mathematical Model of the Notre Dame Three Foot Constance Lynne Slaboch, Naperville, Illinois Wind Tunnel Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Co-Directors: Dr. Eric J. Jumper and Engineering Dr. Robert M. Rennie Thesis: Mechanical Characterization and Mostafa Khoshnevisan, Tehran, Iran Simulation of Murine Thrombi Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Director: Dr. Timothy C. Ovaert Engineering ***Chad Allen Stephenson, South Bend, Indiana Thesis: Optimal Resource Allocation in Wireless Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Communications Subject to Several Power and Engineering Energy Constraints *Stephanie Ann Storer, South Bend, Indiana Director: Dr. J. Nicholas Laneman Degree: Master of Science in Environmental Yeqing Lu, Zhejiang Province, Engineering People's Repubic of China Major Subject: Civil Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Thesis: Temporal Effects of Capture Zone Engineering Geometry in Fractured Rock Thesis: Tunnel Transistor Modeling Director: Dr. Stephen E. Silliman Director: Dr. Patrick J. Fay Gergo Peter Szakmany, Kerepes, Hungary **Daniel Payton McInnis, Bloomington, Minnesota Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Degree: Master of Science in Geological Sciences Engineering Major Subject: Civil Engineering Thesis: Fabrication of Antenna-Coupled Metal- Thesis: Application of Electrical Resistivity Oxide-Metal Infrared Detectors Using Atomic- Methods in Characterization of Layer Deposition (ALD) Coastal Hydrogeology Director: Dr. Wolfgang Porod Director: Dr. Stephen E. Silliman *Huade Tan, Brooklyn, New York Paul Louis Mikrut, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering Engineering Thesis: Topography Optimization of Thin Walled **Manoj Mishra, Bangalore, India Structures Subject to Blast Loading Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Co-Directors: Dr. John E. Renaud and Engineering Dr. Andrés Tovar **Lee Gavin Neuharth, Camdenton, Missouri *Jim Oommen Thomas, Kerala, India Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Degree: Master of Science in Computer Science Engineering and Engineering Selamnesh Mirany Nida, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Thesis: Automated Damage Assessment from High Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Resolution Remote Sensing Imagery Engineering Co-Directors: Dr. Kevin W. Bowyer and William Austin O'brien, Canoga Park, California Dr. Ahsan Kareem Degree: Master of Science in Electrical *Katie Kristine Thorne, Gillette, Wyoming Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Andrew Scott Paluch, Tonawanda, New York Engineering Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Thesis: An Experimental Investigation of Engineering Compressible Dynamic Stall on a 2-D Pitching **Zachariah Bruce Ponder, Mishawaka, Indiana Airfoil Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Director: Dr. Flint O. Thomas Engineering

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*Joseph Valerioti, Houston, Texas Melanie Anne Bunda, Waukesha, Wisconsin Degree: Master of Science in Aerospace Degree: Master of Science Engineering Major Subject: Chemistry Thesis: Pressure Dependence of Plasma Actuated Thesis: Synthesis, Characterization, and Reactivity Flow Control of Charge-Separated Group 2 Trisamide Anions Director: Dr. Thomas C. Corke Director: Dr. Kenneth W. Henderson **Jai Kishan Verma, Kanpur, India *Kyle Dale Chormanski, Medina, Ohio Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Degree: Master of Science Engineering Major Subject: Chemistry Thesis: Polarization Engineering for Novel III-V Thesis: Alkyne Substituent Effects in Radicals and Nitride Device Structures Carbocations Director: Dr. Debdeep Jena Director: Dr. Xavier Creary **Thibaut Viguier, Montpellier, France *Chad Michael Christophersen, South Bend, Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Indiana Engineering Degree: Master of Science **Ronghua Wang, Taixing, Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology People’s Republic of China Entrepreneurship Degree: Master of Science in Electrical *Gary Michael Clark, San Antonio, Texas Engineering Degree: Master of Science Qing Xue, Jilin, People's Republic of China Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Degree: Master of Science in Electrical Entrepreneurship Engineering Colleen Therese Cole, Cambridge Springs, **Yang Zhao, Beijing, People's Republic of China Pennsylvania Degree: Master of Science in Mechanical Degree: Master of Science Engineering Major Subject: Biological Sciences **Yao Zhao, Tianjin, People’s Republic of China Thesis: Differential Targeting of Cytoplasmic Degree: Master of Science in Chemical Dynein During Mitosis by Site Specific Engineering Phosphorylation Director: Dr. Kevin T. Vaughan *Jennifer Lane Conrads, Bishop, Georgia THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE: Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology **Louis James Antonelli, Omaha, Nebraska Entrepreneurship Degree: Master of Science *Sophia Andrea Cortez, Upland, California Major Subject: Physics Degree: Master of Science **Akaa Daniel Ayangeakaa, Benue, Nigeria Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Degree: Master of Science Entrepreneurship Major Subject: Physics **Mandelle Ann Danser, Marlton, New Jersey Kristyn Danielle Bales, Downers Grove, Illinois Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Chemistry Major Subject: Physics Thesis: Beyond the Gas Phase: Towards **Andreas Best, South Bend, Indiana Modeling Bulk Ionic Liquids with a Comparison of Degree: Master of Science Density Functional Tight Binding (DFTB) to Major Subject: Physics Density Functional Theory (DFT) **Matthew Robert Bowers, Highlands Ranch, Director: Dr. William F. Schneider Colorado **Melissa Davidson, Notre Dame, Indiana Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Mathematics *John Walter Breeden V, Overland Park, Kansas **Bipasha Susan Deb, Champaign, Illinois Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Major Subject: Chemistry Entrepreneurship Thesis: Study of Sequence Dynamics Relationship *Brigid Eileen Brown, Corpus Christi, Texas with Binding Affinity of Pin1-WW Domain Degree: Master of Science Director: Dr. Jeffrey W. Peng Major Subject: Biochemistry Huijing Du, Nanyang, People's Republic of China Thesis: Metal-Binding Properties of Conus parius Degree: Master of Science Conantokin Variants and Their Inhibitory Effect on Major Subject: Mathematics the NMDA Receptor *Kerri Catherine Dugan, Valley Cottage, New York Director: Dr. Francis J. Castellino Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship

28 Master Degrees

*Andrea Jane Fowler, Janesville, Wisconsin *Astrid Agustina Kurniawan, Portland, Oregon Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Biological Sciences Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Thesis: Linking Policy and Ecology in the Entrepreneurship Management of Aquatic Ecosystems: Stream *Chunlei Li, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Restoration and Invasive Species Legislation Degree: Master of Science Director: Dr. Gary A. Lamberti Major Subject: Chemistry *Colin McIntyre Galbraith, Winchester, Virginia Thesis: Computational Studies of Beetle Anti-

Degree: Master of Science Freeze Protein Binding to Ice IH Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Director: Dr. J. Daniel Gezelter Entrepreneurship Qian Li, Liaoning, People's Republic of China *Maura Colleen Galbraith, Winchester, Virginia Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Wenting Lu, Nanjing, People's Republic of China Entrepreneurship Degree: Master of Science *Prisma Yesenia Garcia Galeana, Dallas, Texas Major Subject: Physics Degree: Master of Science Sean Patrick Lynch, Jamestown, New York Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Degree: Master of Science Entrepreneurship Major Subject: Physics **Cornelius Edward Griggs, Gladstone, Missouri **Colin Michael McClelland, South Bend, Indiana Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Physics **Wenrui Hao, Shanxi, People’s Republic of China *William John McLeod, Central Islip, New York Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Mathematics Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology John Matthew Harvey, County Mayo, Ireland Entrepreneurship Degree: Master of Science *Tyler Lee McQueen, West Lafayette, Indiana Major Subject: Mathematics Degree: Master of Science *Xiaoyang He, Guangxi, People’s Republic of China Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Degree: Master of Science Entrepreneurship Major Subject: Mathematics Abigail Mitchell, New Paris, Indiana *Tiffany Michelle Hickox, Huntington Beach, Degree: Master of Science California Major Subject: Mathematics Degree: Master of Science Ivan Murgu, Zrenjanin, Serbia and Montenegro Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Degree: Master of Science Entrepreneurship Major Subject: Chemistry *Jeffrey Michael Hinchman, Geneva, Illinois Thesis: Studies of Xanthone Rotaxanes and Degree: Master of Science Squaraine Rotaxane Endoperoxides Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Director: Dr. Bradley D. Smith Entrepreneurship Francisco Antonio Noria Duarte, Caracas, *John M. Holmes, Williamsville, New York Venezuela Degree: Master of Science in Applied Degree: Master of Science Mathematics Major Subject: Biochemistry Thesis: Sustainable Energy Development Thesis: Physiological Implications for Murine Co-Directors: Dr. Thomas F. Cosimano and Deficiencies of Key Proteins of the Coagulation Dr. Alex A. Himonas Cascade *Matthew Thomas Greaney Houser, Portland, Director: Dr. Francis J. Castellino Maine *Courtney Elizabeth Parry, Michigan City, Indiana Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship *Zongyang Hu, Zhengzhou, Darshana Chandrakant Patel, Mumbai, India People’s Republic of China Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics Major Subject: Physics *Amanda Julie PeGan, Manhattan Beach, Matthew Owen Hubbard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio California Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship **Jesse Werth Johnson, Enumclaw, Washington Richard Edward Pimpinella, Frankfort, Illinois Degree: Master of Science Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Mathematics Major Subject: Physics

29 Master Degrees

*Bryce Wellington Ramos, Euclid, Ohio Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship *Katherine Marie Rashid, Northville, Michigan Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship *Floyd Skirvin Rose III, Monona, Wisconsin Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Katherine M. Rueff, Virginia Beach, Virginia Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics *Fearghal Ryan, Kilkenny, Ireland Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship *Szymon Ryzner, Sterling Heights, Michigan Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship *Torrie Elizabeth Sleeper, Sanford, Maine Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship **Anthony Robert Strathman, Spring, Texas Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics **Kritsanu Tivakornsasithorn, Bangkok, Thailand Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Physics **Steven Michael VanDendriessche, Mishawaka, Indiana Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Mathematics *Kevin Benjamin Wilson, Houston, Texas Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship *Yuqian Zhang, Chongqing, People’s Republic of China Degree: Master of Science Major Subject: Biochemistry Thesis: Generation and Characterization of Stable HEK293 Tet-on Advanced Cell Line Inducibly Expressing Rat NR1b NMDA Receptor Subunit Director: Dr. Francis J. Castellino

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Nathaniel J. Burns, cum laude, San Francisco, THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS California ADMINISTRATION ON: Elizabeth Ann Busiek, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Candidates for degree May 21, 2011 Rebecca Anne Camus, Mandeville, Louisiana Brian John Carlson, South Bend, Indiana Erik Pekih Aass, Oslo, Norway Gregory Louis Carlson, East Greenwich, Vernon E. Abel, cum laude, Mokena, Illinois Rhode Island Timothy James Abromaitis, cum laude, Liane Elizabeth Ehinger Carroll, Fort Wayne, Unionville, Connecticut Indiana Laura M. Adams, Chicago, Illinois Helen Ruth Carter, magna cum laude, Chicago, Faisal Afridi, Naperville, Illinois Illinois Christopher Kelly Angell, Las Vegas, Nevada Cathy Fu Casson, cum laude, Oak Forest, Illinois James Adam Anthony, Chicago, Illinois David Baines Catalane, Jr., Brielle, New Jersey Charles Christopher Ashou, Lake Oswego, Oregon Cindy Kah Yoke Chiow, cum laude, Seremban, Stephen Charles Audretch, magna cum laude, Malaysia Indianapolis, Indiana Matthew Jack Collins, Bloomfield Village, Michigan Richard Emmanuel Aznar-Beane, Carthage, James V. Condon, cum laude, Newport Beach, New York California Anastasios E. Balos, University Park, Florida Leah Nicole Cook, Corpus Christi, Texas Leigh Nicole Beaman, cum laude, Columbia, Patrick Owen Corr, Riverside, California Maryland Kevin Michael Coughlin, Manchester, Connecticut Sarah Marie Beck, cum laude, Franklin, Christopher Alton Cox, Federal Way, Washington Massachusetts Adrienne Michelle Coyle, Loudonville, New York Gabriel Paje Blaza, Manila, Philippines Christine Coyle, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Eric Jason Blount, Noblesville, Indiana Sherri Y. Cronin, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin Ronald J. Bolek, magna cum laude, Mokena, Sofia L. Curiel, Chicago, Illinois Illinois Diana Lynn Custer, South Bend, Indiana Richard LaVern Booms, cum laude, Chicago, Carly Ann DaCosta, cum laude, Myrtle Beach, Illinois South Carolina Michael Daniel Boucher, Plainfield, Illinois Jered David DaCosta, Miami, Florida Casey Patrick Bouton, cum laude, Munster, Michael Lawrence D'Agostino, magna cum laude, Indiana Newton, Massachusetts Timothy Joseph Bradley, magna cum laude, Gary Daniel Dagres, Kinsman, Ohio Chicago, Illinois Claire L. Darmanin, Chicago, Illinois Christopher Michael Braman, cum laude, James Edward Davey, Simsbury, Connecticut Las Vegas, Nevada Kerry Jo Davis, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois James Francis Brennan, La Crosse, Wisconsin Jennifer Patricia De Arana Farfan, Sheralyn Krystle Briggs, cum laude, magna cum laude, Mexico Saint Catharines, Ontario, Canada Henry Debbas, Upper Brookville, New York Aaron Moroni Britton, Bountiful, Utah John Joseph Degan IV, magna cum laude, Michelle Yvette Brown, cum laude, Matteson, South Bend, Indiana Illinois Rafael Deheza Landivar, cum laude, Santa Cruz, Donald George Brummel, Eagle Mountain, Utah Bolivia Stacy Ann Brummel, cum laude, Byron Center, Andrew Carl Dermanoski, magna cum laude, Michigan Houston, Texas Brandon J. Buckingham, cum laude, Saint Joseph, David William Derr, Jr., magna cum laude, Michigan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John Robert Burgess, Midland, Michigan James Michael DeVries, Lansing, Illinois Keara Mary Burke, Chicago, Illinois Fabio Di Sanza, Monza, Italy

31 Master Degrees

Radhika Dixit, cum laude, Redondo Beach, Jonathan M. Gregorio, Alexandria, Virginia California José María Guillén Sada, cum laude, Madrid, Patrick Sean Dollard, cum laude, Rancho Santa Fe, Spain California Patrick Jeremiah Guiltinan, magna cum laude, Peter Alexandrovich Dovnar, Montgomery, Irving, Texas Illinois Brian Anthony Gunter, Chicago, Illinois Suzanne Marie Dunne, South Bend, Indiana Susan Guttler, San Francisco, California Carl Edward Durrenberger, magna cum laude, Kevin Clark Guzman, San Francisco, California Austin, Texas Daniel Curtis Haines, magna cum laude, Dustin James Eddy, magna cum laude, Roberts, Grand Rapids, Michigan Wisconsin Amy Lynn Hall, cum laude, Altamonte Springs, Kathryn Lee Eisele, magna cum laude, Elkhart, Florida Indiana Edward Eugene Hamilton, cum laude, Granger, Chad Muller Elkins, magna cum laude, Amarillo, Indiana Texas Huiling Han, Liuzhou, People's Republic of China Charles Eteri, Lagos, Nigeria Michael Garrett Hanlon, Winnetka, Illinois Gary Robert Eyler, cum laude, Indianapolis, Jeffrey Donald Harer, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Indiana William David Harrison, Hoboken, New Jersey Kimberly Anne Farrell, Highland Park, Illinois Richard Hatch, cum laude, Sterling, Virginia Marcelo Adrian Fernandez, Ryan Christopher Hayes, magna cum laude, San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Piqua, Ohio Shelreese Myron Fischer, Chicago, Illinois Jusong Heo, cum laude, Busan, Republic of Korea Patrick Daniel Fishburne, cum laude, Smyrna, Paul Middleton Heroman, cum laude, Georgia Grand Rapids, Michigan Ross Mazur Fleck, magna cum laude, Colorado Bridget Mary Higgins, Wilton, Connecticut Springs, Colorado David Matthew Hill, Woodbury, Minnesota Timothy Allen Flint, Indianapolis, Indiana Todd Anthony Hill, magna cum laude, South Bend, Megan Elizabeth Flynn, Chicago, Illinois Indiana Mariana A. Fonseca Medina, cum laude, Robert Michael Hoffman, magna cum laude, Mexico City, Mexico Cleveland, Ohio Brian Liam Ford, magna cum laude, Allentown, Kevin Joseph Hopkins, Jr., Rockville Centre, Pennsylvania New York Gregory James Ford, cum laude, West Boylston, Marcus Beavard Howard, Summerville, Massachusetts South Carolina Shawn Christopher Fossler, cum laude, Boerne, Meaghan Colleen Howat, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Texas Tim Huang, magna cum laude, Toronto, Ontario, Timothy John Frahme, Los Angeles, California Canada Michael Donahue Freiburg, cum laude, Kristin Marie Hughes, Arlington, Virginia Cincinnati, Ohio Brian Robert Hull, magna cum laude, South Bend, Matthew Daniel Frey, cum laude, Elizabethtown, Indiana Pennsylvania Molly Margaret Iarocci, cum laude, Carefree, Pedro A. Freyre, Lima, Perú Arizona James Patrick Furlong, Albany, New York Kathryn Ann Idzik, Libertyville, Illinois Luke Thomas Gabay, Oradell, New Jersey Ifeoma F. Ikeagu, Rosedale, New York Scott Galocy, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio Cole Daniel Isban, South Bend, Indiana Jonathan Robert Garner, magna cum laude, Neetal Jagadeesh, cum laude, Rockville, Maryland Houston, Texas Scott Allen James, Edwardsburg, Michigan Kevin Shawn Garner, High Point, North Carolina Omar Rasheed Jenkins, Plano, Texas John J. Gavigan, magna cum laude, Matthew Cordell Jeppsen, magna cum laude, Downers Grove, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinois Michael Patrick Gildner, Columbia, South Carolina Yingda Jiang, Ji'an, People's Republic of China Chase Michael Gill, Helena, Montana Eduard R. Jimenez, Franklin, Wisconsin Mark Miller Goehausen, cum laude, Leawood, Eric James Johnson, cum laude, San Jose, Kansas California Cynthia L. Gomez, Southlake, Texas Jack Langdon Johnson, Plymouth, Indiana Jean Marie Goodrich, Union City, Michigan Jay V. Johnson, cum laude, Plymouth, Indiana Michael Joseph Gormally, Ramsey, New Jersey Justin Michael Johnson, Wheaton, Illinois Joanna Graterol Macedo, Caracas, Venezuela Andrew Michael Judd, Seattle, Washington Daniel Green, Turlock, California Andrew Stephen Kahl, Dallas, Texas 32 Master Degrees

Aditi Karnik, Livonia, Michigan Bria McMenamin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Matthew Thomas Kelly, East Northport, New York Mary M. Mekari, Hermosa Beach, California Byron M. Kern II, cum laude, South Bend, Indiana Michelle Elizabeth Mellard, cum laude, Leawood, Thomas Evan Kiener, Upper Saint Clair, Kansas Pennsylvania Eric M. Meyers, Rockford, Illinois Dongsub Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea Alexandria Kasten Miller, Laguna Hills, California Eugene Young Kim, San Diego, California Trent Shea Miller, cum laude, Osceola, Indiana Jong Chul Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea Tyrone Richard Miller, cum laude, Muncie, Amy Elizabeth Klinger, magna cum laude, Indiana Franklin, Pennsylvania G. Scott Mindrum, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio David James Knudsen, cum laude, Sunnyvale, Sanak Mishra, cum laude, Orissa, India California Randall Scott Mitchell, magna cum laude, Michelle Ann Kossack, Chicago, Illinois Belvidere, Illinois Viral Kirit Kothari, cum laude, Nutley, New Jersey Karen Mkrtchyan, San Jose, California Shire William Kuch, Valparaiso, Indiana Jeffrey Mohammadi, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Michael William LaGrand, cum laude, Matthew Joseph Moran, Chicago, Illinois Grand Rapids, Michigan Lindsay Bryn Morris, magna cum laude, Michael Duffy Lawson, magna cum laude, Boca Raton, Florida Park Ridge, Illinois Manuel Alejandro Niebla, cum laude, Miami, Ricardo Margarito Ledesma, cum laude, Florida Harlingen, Texas Jeffrey Allen Nielsen, Rexburg, Idaho Talia Leone, Little Falls, New Jersey Jason J. Nine, magna cum laude, Milford, Indiana Robert D. L'Heureux III, magna cum laude, Robert Thomas Noonan, cum laude, Wauconda, Alexandria, Virginia Illinois Robert Lisenko, South Bend, Indiana Curt Jason Novotny, Lincoln, Nebraska Justin Fu Liu, Warren, New Jersey Deborah Ann Novotny, magna cum laude, Timothy Kevin Loeffel, Jr., Cary, Illinois Orland Park, Illinois Kenneth Lee London, Jr., Carmel, Indiana Anthony Obodoechina, Cypress, Texas Aaron Daniel Lubeck, Salt Lake City, Utah Jennifer Dee O'Connor, Hudson, Wisconsin Joseph James Lyphout, cum laude, Granger, David Matthew Olecki, magna cum laude, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Ryan Lamont MacNeil, Simsbury, Connecticut Michael Patrick Openlander, Denver, Colorado Brianna Regina Maffioli, cum laude, Chicago, Christopher Paul Orenchuk, Cleveland, Ohio Illinois Joseph Oriano, Jr., cum laude, Atlanta, Georgia Matthew Thomas Major, cum laude, Freehold, Kristin Elizabeth Owney, Pine Bush, New York New Jersey Hashai Vijay Papneja, cum laude, Mumbai, India Emily Marie Malinowski, York, Pennsylvania Edison Lee Parzanese, cum laude, Edgartown, Juan C. Mangual II, Granger, Indiana Massachusetts Ryan Tate Marcott, magna cum laude, Bristol, Lori Beth Pawley, Winfield, Illinois Indiana Israel Jacob-Lloyd Peck, Dillon, Montana Richard D. Marshall, Orange, California Mauricio Peña de Greiff, cum laude, Cali, Paola Martinez, Houston, Texas Colombia Fadel Khalil Matta, magna cum laude, Granger, Anthony Michael Petro, cum laude, Canton, Ohio Indiana Diana Carol Pickering, Columbia City, Oregon Michael Joseph Mattioli, Manalapan, New Jersey Patrick Counihan Pierce, Chicago, Illinois Amy Kuhar Mauro, cum laude, North Liberty, Jacqueline Marie Pimentel-Gannon, Indiana magna cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Andrew Spencer McCleery, magna cum laude, Joseph Leonard Pirilla, magna cum laude, Tucson, Arizona Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania Adam Michael McCombs, Chicago, Illinois Lacey Dowell Pletcher, cum laude, Bristol, Indiana Katherine Suzanne McDaniel, magna cum laude, Courtney Derrick Pogue, Chicago, Illinois Loveland, Ohio Thomas A Poznick, magna cum laude, Chicago, Brennan Patrick McDonald, magna cum laude, Illinois Crescent Springs, Kentucky David Christopher Primus, Laramie, Wyoming Sean Patrick McDonald, cum laude, Chanhassen, Brian Joseph Pritt, cum laude, Akron, Ohio Minnesota Bret Quinn, Scarsdale, New York Brian Francis McEvily, Interlaken, New Jersey Lauren Finlay Quirke, cum laude, Burr Ridge, Lohn Johnson McKee, magna cum laude, Victor, Illinois Idaho 33 Master Degrees

Paul Edwin Ragos, magna cum laude, David Christopher Sopchik, magna cum laude, Rochester Hills, Michigan Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Kalimuthu Ramakrishnan, magna cum laude, Laura Anne Sowa, Barrington, Illinois Chennai, India Farah Bulsara Speer, cum laude, Oak Park, Illinois Mauricio Ramirez Ramirez, Mexico City, Mexico Landon Spitalnik, cum laude, Yorktown Heights, Michael Neal Rans, Logansport, Indiana New York Holly Marie Ray, McMinnville, Oregon Drew Edward Stanley, cum laude, Pittsburgh, Kirk William Reich, magna cum laude, Pennsylvania Middletown, Ohio Bryan Paul Stevens, Mooresville, North Carolina Jonathan R. Retartha, cum laude, Oxford, Stefanie Lee Stewart, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Connecticut Tyson Lee Stewart, magna cum laude, Chicago, Cynthia Ann Rheinhardt, magna cum laude, Illinois Warsaw, Indiana Matthew Benjamin Strom, cum laude, Novato, Kevin St. Clair Trenton Richards, Warwick, California Bermuda Todd Jeremy Sudak, magna cum laude, Brian Riordan, Avon, Colorado River Forest, Illinois Randy E. Rodriguez, cum laude, Niantic, Blaise Nicholas Suranyi, South Bend, Indiana Connecticut Brian Arthur Sweet, magna cum laude, Joseph K. Rollin, cum laude, Andover, New Jersey Virginia Beach, Virginia Ben Rosenberg, Chicago, Illinois Bernadette Sophie Szczepanski, Wheaton, Illinois John Patrick Rowley III, Fairfax Station, Virginia Andrew Bryan Tenzer, cum laude, San Diego, Stephen Rozow III, magna cum laude, Milford, California Indiana Saurabh Mukund Teppalwar, cum laude, Christopher Thomas Russell, magna cum laude, Maharashtra, India Kalamazoo, Michigan Joseph Stephen Tingey, cum laude, Sandy, Utah Ceannaich Ryan, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Gregory Hamilton Trezise, cum laude, Towson, Adam Ali Sabet, Anaheim, California Maryland Amy Kathryn Sand, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Yi-Tun Tsai, Taipei, Taiwan Shormila Sarkar, Austin, Texas Stephen Richard Tucker, Chicago, Illinois Daniel Warren Scafe, cum laude, London, Leanne A. Turner, magna cum laude, Leesburg, Ontario Canada Indiana Brent Michael Schavitz, cum laude, Vernon Hills, Homero Uribe Báez, Monterrey, México Illinois Danielle Megan Van Dyk, cum laude, Kimberly, Alison Elizabeth Schilling, cum laude, Oak Forest, Idaho Illinois Mark Daniel Vander Heiden, magna cum laude, Nicholas Plato Schubert, Pickerington, Ohio Merrill, Wisconsin Kathryn Marie Schurtz, Fanwood, New Jersey Alphonse Raymond Vanek, Jr., cum laude, Phillip A. Schwegmann, Cincinnati, Ohio Sunnyvale, Texas Omar Ahmad Shaban, Irvine, California Oscar Alejandro Varona, Miami, Florida Peter H. Shaheen, magna cum laude, Saginaw, Kevin John Vega, cum laude, Baton Rouge, Michigan Louisiana Atul Sharma, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Kirsten Vernegaard, Washington, Ashley Kirsten Shawlee, San Francisco, California District of Columbia Jared Nicholas Shawlee, cum laude, Los Gatos, Gilberto Jose Villavicencio, Monrovia, California California April Mae Vlasko, Vernon Hills, Illinois Nora Stephens Shaykhutdinov, Kokomo, Indiana Darin Patrick Voyles, Martinsville, Indiana Kevin Matthew Shea, cum laude, Euclid, Ohio Pooja Walia, West Dundee, Illinois Koroush Sheikhi, Valparaiso, Indiana Mark Allan Walker, Chicago, Illinois Glenn Thomas Shirley, Catlin, Illinois Sarah Loeffler Werner, cum laude, Toledo, Ohio Benjamin D. Shively, cum laude, Warsaw, Indiana Justin Smith A. Whitmore, cum laude, Elgin, Ali Siddiq, magna cum laude, Lahore, Pakistan Illinois George Theodore Siedlecki, magna cum laude, Christopher J. Wiesehan, Saint Louis, Missouri Perrysburg, Ohio Mimi Tye Wilfong, cum laude, Malakoff, Texas Hardeep Shah Singh, Los Angeles, California Sarah Louise Windham, cum laude, Vicksburg, Brian Joseph Smith, Chicago, Illinois Mississippi Michael Stephen Smith, cum laude, Sammamish, Robert Wayne York, magna cum laude, Washington Lake Forest, Illinois Eva Johara Sonza, El Centro, California Ronald W. Zeltwanger, magna cum laude, Bremen, Indiana 34 Master Degrees

William Zeuch, Wheaton, Illinois Kweku Arko-Gilbert, Accra, Ghana Ye Zhao, cum laude, Beijing, Dean J. Benedetto, magna cum laude, People's Republic of China Flower Mound, Texas Wenhui Zheng, Hefei, People's Republic of China Nhia Chante Bolen, Aurora, Colorado Tao Zhong, cum laude, Shanghai, Christine M. Byrnes, Okinawa, Japan People's Republic of China Justin Lowell Cambridge, cum laude, Boston, Massachusetts Nathan Ssu-Chung Chao, Orem, Utah Andrew Tatenda Chinake, Harare, Zimbabwe THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF NONPROFIT Issam Chleuh, Bamako, Mali ADMINISTRATION ON: Edwin Bryan Coffie,Palm Coast, Florida Kelsey Erin Collins, Novi, Michigan Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Matheu Bryson Cook, Houston, Texas Rebecca Anne Costello, magna cum laude, Maura Nicole Carter, Claremont, California Brewster, New York Justin Mark Dunton, magna cum laude, Amy Marie del Prado, Cypress, Texas Midland, Texas Cecilia Diaz, cum laude, Deming, New Mexico Bro. Joseph William Juliano, F.S.C, José Duarte, San Salvador, El Salvador cum laude, Camden, New Jersey Christopher Mark Elliott, Rowlett, Texas John Patrick Kleiderer, cum laude, Silver Spring, Kayla Bianca Geronimo, Manchester, New Jersey Maryland Jennifer M. Gilman, magna cum laude, Taos, James Joseph Mueller, cum laude, Jenison, New Mexico Michigan Jason Grant Halling, Stevensville, Michigan Amy Nghe, cum laude, Boston, Massachusetts Teddi Danielle Hatke, Saint Louis, Missouri Jennifer Elizabeth Stapf, Rockford, Michigan Cherise L. Jones, Cleveland, Ohio Megan Eileen Thompson, magna cum laude, Kanwal Nasim Kabiruddin, magna cum laude, Staten Island, New York Alief, Texas Joshua Andrew Kinnebrew, magna cum laude, Degree awarded January 2, 2011 New York, New York Rebecca Mee Klaetsch, North Freedom, Wisconsin Michael Taft Benson, Cedar City, Utah Brandon Robert Allen Knight, magna cum laude, Margit Strand Jewett, Plymouth, Massachusetts Denver, Colorado Eric Robert Musum, Midland, Michigan Emily Lyn Lackey, cum laude, Batavia, Illinois Christopher Louis Pastura, Cincinnati, Ohio Angela Nichole Laurence, San Francisco, California Candidates for degree May 21, 2011 Oscar Madera, Commerce City, Colorado Nicole Lena Malgeri, Atlanta, Georgia Berenice Alejo Cano, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Naomita Sunil Malik, cum laude, Mumbai, India Bethany S. Cockburn Atkins, cum laude, Dave Rungano Marongwe, Harare, Zimbabwe South Bend, Indiana Jorge L. Martinez, magna cum laude, Miami, Stephen W. Bishel, Columbus, Ohio Florida Matthew Thomas Dietz, Covington, Kentucky Ramon Martinez, Oxnard, California Katie Lynn Hench, magna cum laude, Chicago, Joegi G. Mathew, North Massapequa, New York Illinois Claire M. Mathias, magna cum laude, Saint Louis, Elizabeth Anne Kurtz, magna cum laude, Missouri South Bend, Indiana Nicklaus Brandon Mattingly, cum laude, Scott Matthew Liggett, cum laude, Detroit, Indianapolis, Indiana Timothy John McManus, Smithtown, New York Michigan Kristopher Michael McPherson, Rochester Hills, Anthony Layne Crawford Perkinson, Sr., Michigan cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Sabah K. Mikha, Jr., Oceanside, California Marie A. Cleaves Rothacker, cum laude, Derrick Moore, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio Lancaster, Pennsylvania Husam Najib, Roselle, Illinois Olawunmi Oduyebo, Chicago, Illinois Maria Okeke, Indianapolis, Indiana THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN William Cody O’Rourke, magna cum laude, ACCOUNTANCY ON: Leawood, Kansas Joel Isaac Ribnick, cum laude, Saint Louis Park, Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Minnesota Michael S. Ruiz, Visalia, California Michael Charles Ahrens, cum laude, Iowa City, Taylor Kirby Russell, cum laude, Venice, Florida Iowa Jean Pierre Seminario, magna cum laude, Jacob Aoga, Denver, Colorado Winnetka, California 35 Master Degrees

Katrine Hansson Stangelo, Stavanger, Norway Evaline Kaye Elswick, magna cum laude, Peter M. Stravino, cum laude, Coral Springs, Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas Florida Robert P. Falconiero, Turnersville, New Jersey Natasha Nicole Susoev, magna cum laude, Mackenzie Jane Ferber, magna cum laude, San Jose, California Fairmount, Illinois Joshua Paul Theimer, cum laude, Monrovia, Michael Brian Fletcher, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania California Jeremiah Joel Fritz, magna cum laude, Cass City, Marc Dennis Ursick, Willoughby, Ohio Michigan Daniel J. Wolz, magna cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Wensi Wu, magna cum laude, Annandale, Virginia Joseph William Garigliano, magna cum laude, Grahamsville, New York Degree awarded January 2, 2011 Ryan Patrick Gelchion, summa cum laude, Bayonne, New Jersey D’Juan E. Cobbs, Jonesboro, Arkansas Richard Michael Grieder, magna cum laude, Andres Eduardo DeBayle, Miami, Florida Orlando, Florida Benjamin M. Devlen, Lake Mary, Florida Peter Cornelius Hanselmann, Bellevue, Salvatore Julian Dona, Freehold, New Jersey Washington Thomas deGarmo Ford, Knoxville, Tennessee Andrew Keith Harrison, Amboy, Illinois Jennifer Marie Gilardi, Sidney, Ohio Andrew Michael Hoffman, Fort Wayne, Indiana Kimberly Ann Kyrouac, Champaign, Illinois Michael Joseph Hoffmann, cum laude, Elizabeth Anne O’Neill, Danville, California Minnetonka, Minnesota William Matthew Pfeifer, Arlington, Texas Paul Andrew Holihan, Dayton, Ohio Michelle Nicole Ripple, Littleton, Colorado Andria Seneviratne, Rockville, Maryland Richard James Hollowood, magna cum laude, James Conrad Simmons, Simpsonville, Middletown, Missouri South Carolina Matthew Laurence Howard, Hawthorn Woods, Scottie Lee Smith II, Pearland, Texas Illinois Stephanie Ann Vossler, Studio City, California Boya Hu, Xi'an, People's Republic of China Harlan Thomas Hummer, magna cum laude, Candidates for degree May 21, 2011 Cleveland, Ohio Haeeun Jung, ChunBuk, Republic of Korea David Joseph Anderson, Galesburg, Illinois Alexandra Kathryn Kelly, McLean, Virginia Morgan Claire Bauserman, magna cum laude, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Ridgefield, Connecticut Greer, South Carolina Brian Robert Kirkendall, cum laude, Plymouth, Brendan Alfred Boesch, cum laude, Smithtown, Michigan New York Kathleen Jean Knuth, Crete, Illinois Timothy Brian Boland, Annapolis, Maryland Kaitlyn Ann Kroeger, magna cum laude, Catherine Marie Bowers, magna cum laude, Newburgh, Indiana Wellington, Florida Steffanie Ann Kulis, Millersville, Pennsylvania Stefan Robert Buchanan, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Ryan James Landsberg, Farmington Hills, Kevin Angelo Bufalino, Lake Forest, Illinois Michigan Timothy David Carlson, Brutus, Michigan Cuong Hung Le, magna cum laude, Anaheim, Jose Miguel Carrera, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico California Jun Chen, cum laude, Changsha, Joonsung Lee, Burnaby, Canada People's Republic of China Li Jun Lei, cum laude, Shanghai, People's Republic Dan Taiwha Chung, magna cum laude, Daejeon, of China Republic of Korea Luyuan Liu, magna cum laude, Huaihua, Sun Hwa (Sunny) Chung, Seoul, Republic of Korea People's Republic of China Ryan Michael Colabello, magna cum laude, Meredith Leigh Locasto, magna cum laude, Omaha, Nebraska Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Brian Charles Coughlin, Oak Lawn, Illinois Rachael Yut-Yun Louie, Westfield, New Jersey James Dexter Cure, magna cum laude, Wray, Mary Kathleen Lovewell, magna cum laude, Colorado Davenport, Iowa Brendan Charles Davern, cum laude, Syracuse, Qiaosheng Ma, People's Republic of China New York Daniel Joseph Martin, Wawaka, Indiana Ning Ding, cum laude, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, Kevin John Martin, cum laude, East Northport, People's Republic of China New York Michael V. Dudak, Jr., magna cum laude, Chicago, Brian Baer McCarn, Roswell, Georgia Illinois Lucy Katherine McEntee, McHenry, Illinois Dariusz M. Dziurdzik, Chicago, Illinois Ashley Lauren Mensch, North Caldwell, New Jersey 36 Master Degrees

Ellen Marie Mrowka, Dearborn Heights, Michigan Melissa Anne Musacchio, Nashville, Tennessee William Aloysius Naughton, Caldwell, New Jersey Shannon Laura Nealon, Rochester, New York Elizabeth Ann Niemann, magna cum laude, Omaha, Nebraska Kevin Michael Nosek, Elmhurst, Illinois Elisabeth Anne O'Brien, magna cum laude, Saint Louis, Missouri James Ervin Ouderkirk, Solvang, California Olapeju Morenikeji Owoyemi, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts Udaivir Singh Pathania, Kolkata, India John Benjamin Queen, magna cum laude, Denver, Colorado Joseph Kelly Quinn, Delmar, California Dominick John Robertazzi, Massapequa Park, New York Lauren Elizabeth Rosemeyer, Hinsdale, Illinois Ashley Kristin Sauciuc, summa cum laude, Tempe, Arizona Stacey K. Shanahan, Saint Charles, Illinois Jing Sima, cum laude, People's Republic of China James Bradley Skakun, Canton, Ohio Anthony Michael Treemarcki, San Antonio, Texas Kyle Andrew Urtel, summa cum laude, Weston, Florida Veronica Maria Valdez, Michigan City, Indiana Kristen Anne Vercruysse, magna cum laude, Greenwood, Indiana Stephen Joseph Walter, cum laude, Orchard Park, New York Mengxuan Wang, magna cum laude, Beijing, People's Republic of China Matthew John Weston, Apex, North Carolina Bradley Michael Wilson, Michigan City, Indiana Judah Benjamin Wilson, Cocoa Beach, Florida Haoli Xue, cum laude, Beijing, People's Republic of China Bin Yang, magna cum laude, Beijing, People's Republic of China Cheng Yang, Chongqing, People's Republic of China Jeremy Lynn Yoder, summa cum laude, Goshen, Indiana Daniel Joseph Zahren, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Beibei Zhang, cum laude, Jiangsu, People's Republic of China

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Candidates for degree May 21, 2011

Daniel Adam Ezekiel Balan, Sapohiv, Bukovina, Siming Li, Guangzhou, People's Republic of China Ukraine Degree: Master of Architecture Degree: Master of Architecture Michael Steven Meszaros, Cleveland, Ohio Timothy Lawrence Casper, Merion Station, Degree: Master of Architectural Design Pennsylvania and Urbanism Degree: Master of Architecture Lisa Ann Roehrick, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Ji Yeon Choe, Seoul, Republic of Korea Degree: Master of Architecture Degrees: Master of Architecture and William Bowman Seath, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Master of Architectural Design and Urbanism Degrees: Master of Architectural Design and Bradley Michael Devendorf, Columbus, Ohio Urbanism and Master of Architecture Degree: Master of Architectural Design Robert Howard Smith, Jr., Watkinsville, Georgia and Urbanism Degree: Master of Architecture Jennifer Lynne Griffin, North Huntingdon, Huaxia Song, Fujian, People's Republic of China Pennsylvania Degree: Master of Architectural Design and Degree: Master of Architectural Design Urbanism and Urbanism Claire Elizabeth Watson, Brunswick, Georgia John Ryan Griffin, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Degree: Master of Architecture Degree: Master of Architectural Design Richard Goddin Worsham, Richmond, Virginia and Urbanism Degree: Master of Architecture Keith Trotman Kirley, Leverett, Massachusetts Degree: Master of Architecture

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THE DEGREE OF LEGUM MAGISTER ON: Elizabeth Louise Adams, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Jose Eduardo Aguirre, Weston, Florida Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Olawumi Nyeri Ahmed, Jersey City, New Jersey Henry B. Altmiller, Buda, Texas Richard Sean Mulrooney, Dublin, Ireland Christine M. Amara, summa cum laude, Quogue, New York Candidates for degree May 21, 2011 Benjamin Alexander Anderson, magna cum laude, Kankakee, Illinois Benard Ochieng' Akang'o, magna cum laude, Danisha Renaida Anderson, Highlands Ranch, Nakuru, Kenya Colorado Susana Arango Haupt, Barranquilla, Colombia Steven Robert Raymond Anderson, cum laude, Jessica Lynn Brock, Wichita, Kansas Canton, Ohio Maria Florencia Cadagan, Buenos Aires, Argentina Giovanni Angles, cum laude, Miami, Florida Dzimbabwe Chimbga, magna cum laude, Harare, Keith Patrick Arago, Kissimmee, Florida Zimbabwe Christopher Daniel Avila, Miami, Florida Patrick Glenn Dowd, summa cum laude, Cleveland, Yanaisdys M. Baeza, Miramar, Florida Ohio Jean K. Bak, Rego Park, New York Julie Dubé Gagnon, cum laude, Montreal, Vanessa Elizabeth Barmack, cum laude, Quebec, Canada Redlands, California Manjuka Maximus Fernandopulle, Colombo, Ronald James Baugh-Schlossberg, Olympia, Sri Lanka Washington Carollann Nichole Gamino, magna cum laude, Brett Thomas Bean, cum laude, Frankfort, Illinois Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Emily Michelle Bivona, Woodway, Texas Olukayode Olatunji Majekodunmi, cum laude, Jared Rhett Boyer, magna cum laude, Lagos Island, Nigeria Oklahoma City, Oklahoma María Betania Martínez, cum laude, Asuncion, Adam Michael Braun, magna cum laude, Paraguay Saint Louis, Missouri Rodrigo Olvera Briseño, magna cum laude, Gregory Thomas Brown, Santa Clarita, California Delegacion Coyoacan, Mexico City, Mexico Brighid Anne Burns, summa cum laude, Habiba Rizaan Osman, cum laude, Lilongwe, Amsterdam, New York Malawi Brendan Michael Bush, cum laude, Davenport, Moses Retselisitsoe Phooko, Matatiele, Iowa South Africa Erin Mary Butler, Davie, Florida Iris Elena Portillo Aragon, Guatemala, Guatemala Patrick William Calland, Columbus, Mississippi Alexandr Rahmonov, cum laude, Khujand, Sarah Luella Chambers, O'Fallon, Missouri Tajikistan Kevin Kekono Chen, magna cum laude, Cupertino, Pariksha Rana, Kathmandu, Nepal California Rose Marie Rivera, summa cum laude, Chicago, Joseph Edward Chicvak, Kings Park, New York Illinois Robert Michael Cimino II, Omaha, Nebraska Terrence Steven Rogers, cum laude, Lancaster, Shawn Christopher Clancy, magna cum laude, Pennsylvania Geneva, Illinois Anastasia Leonidovna Snitkova, Moscow, Thomas Charles Colby, cum laude, Mission Viejo, Russian Federation California Patricia Maria Tarre Moser, summa cum laude, Marie Allison Connelly, cum laude, Chapin, Caracas, Venezuela South Carolina Shelom Velasco, Santiago, Chile Shelby Leigh Conney, cum laude, Oriskany, New York Laura Marie Crylen, Cary, Illinois THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR ON: Erin Marie Czerney, Richland, Michigan Caitlin Elizabeth Dahl, magna cum laude, Winnetka, Illinois Candidates for degree May 21, 2011 Veronica Louise de Zayas, cum laude, Miami, Florida Kathryn Elisa Abbott, cum laude, Vernon Hills, Elissa L. Denniston, cum laude, Northport, Illinois New York Uriel Benjamin Abt, magna cum laude, Michael John Derderian, summa cum laude, Huntington Woods, Michigan Randolph, Massachusetts 39 Law School

Megan M. Dillhoff, summa cum laude, Elida, Ohio Michael Sturgis Lawler, Timonium, Maryland Jason Ryan DiNapoli, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Alexander Lee, Henderson, Nevada Benjamin Joseph Dougherty, Valparaiso, Indiana James Arthur Liebscher, Waterloo, Iowa Kaitlin Marie Dow, Southington, Connecticut Shelby Mae Lile, magna cum laude, Jefferson City, Kelly Esgen DuBois, Oakton, Virginia Missouri Thomas Leal Dudash, Hollywood, Florida James Henry Lockwood, Niles, Michigan Anna Margaret Dudenhoeffer, cum laude, Justin Alexander Macke, magna cum laude, Kansas City, Missouri Cincinnati, Ohio Michael James Edwards II, Detroit, Michigan Bryan Richard MacKenzie, magna cum laude, Patrick J. Ewing, cum laude, Derwood, Maryland Midland, Michigan Yi Fang, Beijing, People's Republic of China Anne Marie Mackin, San Antonio, Texas Odessa Lee Fernandes, cum laude, Caitlin Maire Malangone, Lake Grove, New York West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Eric Christopher Marfin, Sugar Land, Texas Charles Ryan Finlen, Normal, Illinois Christina Rose Mark, cum laude, Massapequa, Justin Lee Fisher, Edmond, Oklahoma New York Charles Augustus Flynn, Indianapolis, Indiana Marcos P. Martinez, cum laude, Brownfield, Texas John Paul Foley, Northville, Michigan Peter Tyson Marx, League City, Texas James Benjamin Fraifogl, Mansfield, Ohio Richard Anthony McAvoy, magna cum laude, Stefano Gennarini, Englewood, New Jersey Poughquag, New York Anthony John Giresi, Westerville, Ohio Brian J. McCarthy, Youngstown, Ohio Thomas Charles Gleason, magna cum laude, Katherine Talbot McCarthy, cum laude, Arlington, Louisville, Kentucky Virginia Joseph Michael Graham, magna cum laude, Mary Teresa McCarthy, cum laude, Naperville, Rantoul, Illinois Illinois Jaime Lauren Greenblatt, cum laude, New York, Joseph Patrick McCune, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania New York Jerome William McKeever, Cleveland Heights, Sarah Elizabeth Greene, Jackson, Tennessee Ohio Nino Guruli, cum laude, Glen Allen, Virginia Megan Kathleen Meyer, Cincinnati, Ohio Amber Chin Gussin, San Francisco, California Elizabeth Mary Mihalik, cum laude, Slippery Rock, Matthew James Hall, cum laude, Grand Rapids, Pennsylvania Michigan Tania Jaynelle Mistretta, New York, New York Cori Michelle Hallock, Plainfield, Indiana Kaitlin Marie Moredock, summa cum laude, Christopher Jeffrey Handley, Dayton, Ohio Springfield, Illinois Alexander E. Hermanny, cum laude, Geneva, Matthew Ian McGuire Morrell, cum laude, Illinois Medford, Oregon Rose Catherine Hernandez, Lockport, Illinois Brian Matthew Murray, magna cum laude, David Matthew Hill, South Bend, Indiana Annapolis, Maryland Patrick John Hines, magna cum laude, Penfield, Kevin Michael Musheno, Exton, Pennsylvania New York Rachel Nicole Newsted, cum laude, Cincinnati, Jessica L. Howton, Friendswood, Texas Ohio Annie Hsiao-Han Huang, Diamond Bar, California Dewey Duy Nguyen, cum laude, Rock Hill, Joseph Edward Huigens, magna cum laude, South Carolina Omaha, Nebraska Daniel Brendan Nora, cum laude, Belvidere, Daniel John Hyzak, Livermore, California Illinois Megan Elizabeth Irving, Grosse Pointe Woods, Kara Helen Novak, Carthage, New York Michigan Timothy Alan Nowacki, Fishers, Indiana Trevor Elliott Jack, Eagle, Idaho James Griffin O'Brien, magna cum laude, Chicago, Kaitlyn Nicole Jakubowski, Bourbonnais, Illinois Illinois Ji Na Jang, cum laude, Snellville, Georgia Aaron Chase O'Dell, Dallas, Texas Daniel William Jasinski, magna cum laude, Samuel David Ohlinger, Lockbourne, Ohio Cheshire, Connecticut Brian Scott Osterman, cum laude, Pittsford, George Jiang, cum laude, Gallatin, Tennessee New York Dylan Kenneth Johnson, cum laude, Moorpark, Ryan Hsun Ouyang, cum laude, Schaumburg, California Illinois Slate Ian Johnson, Carlsbad, California Lauren Elizabeth Owens, Sulphur Springs, Texas Kimberly Anne Kayatta, San Antonio, Texas Jaime Padgett, cum laude, Hattiesburg, Mississippi Thomas Austin Kelly, Riverside, Illinois Salvatore Nicholas Padula, La Jolla, California Jeremy S. Kemper, West Terre Haute, Indiana Danielle Elizabeth Palkert, cum laude, Thomas Michael Kenny, magna cum laude, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Montclair, New Jersey Ryan Christopher Patterson, magna cum laude, Paul Colin Kiefer, cum laude, Winnetka, Illinois Westfield, Indiana Heather Mae Kopp, New Albany, Indiana Joseph Ferris Petros III, cum laude, Ashtabula, Jennifer Dajeong Kwon, San Diego, California Ohio 40 Law School

Jacqueline Marie Pimentel-Gannon, cum laude, Ann Elizabeth MacDonald Weir, Santa Clarita, Indianapolis, Indiana California Arthur Arthen Edward Pitts, Jr., Reston, Virginia Andrew James Weissler, magna cum laude, David Alexander Pope-Davis, South Bend, Indiana Springfield, Missouri Amy Beth Potter, San Jose, California Michael Christopher Welch, cum laude, Monroe, Christina Marie Pyle, Lenexa, Kansas Connecticut Blake Taylor Rambo, Tulsa, Oklahoma Carolyn Marie Wendel, cum laude, Starr Monique Rayford, Stone Mountain, Georgia Thousand Oaks, California Matthew John Reedy, magna cum laude, Samuel Nicholas Adam Wengryn, Beaver, Overland Park, Kansas Pennsylvania Ayelet Regev, Indianapolis, Indiana Andrew Hinio Wheeler, Houston, Texas Michael Andrew Rieman, Greenville, Ohio Amy Lee Williams, Brentwood, Tennessee Erin Marie Rogozinski, Carmel, Indiana Taylor Victoria Wilson, Tulsa, Oklahoma Michelle Christine Ruggirello, magna cum laude, Alexandra Victoria Winski, New Canaan, Troy, Michigan Connecticut Nicole Christina Ruggirello, magna cum laude, Samantha Noel Winter, Tempe, Arizona Troy, Michigan Theodore Jeffrey Wold, cum laude, Morro Bay, Carolina Saavedra, Apopka, Florida California Joseph William Schuessler, Mayville, Wisconsin Michael Anthony Becket Woofter, Wauwatosa, Katherine K. Schuman, cum laude, Bloomington, Wisconsin Indiana Jacob Bradley Wyzgoski, Bloomfield Hills, A. Jolie Schwarz, Indianapolis, Indiana Michigan Anthony Rudy Segna, Mahwah, New Jersey Amelia Grace Yowell, magna cum laude, Soyeon K. Seo, Seoul, Republic of Korea McPherson, Kansas Lauren Katherine Sharkey, cum laude, Jason Alan Zwara, Buffalo, New York Great Falls, Virginia LaShel Shaw, magna cum laude, Spring City, Utah Matthew Thomas Sheehan, cum laude, Bettendorf, Iowa William Joseph Simon, magna cum laude, Olean, New York Christopher Philip Simpson, magna cum laude, Bow, New Hampshire Jeremy David Smith, magna cum laude, Springfield, Ohio Vincent Stark, cum laude, Amsterdam, New York Mariangela Carroll Sullivan, Granger, Indiana Carolyn Maria Sweeney, magna cum laude, Kensington, Maryland Meghan Eileen Sweeney, magna cum laude, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan Dan Toshiki Szajngarten, New York, New York Robert William Taylor, magna cum laude, Princeton, West Virginia Shari Amanda Taylor, Fort Washington, Maryland Christopher Louis Tazzi, magna cum laude, Middle Village, New York David Bradley Thaxton, Spring, Texas Jonathan Harold Todt, magna cum laude, Middletown, Maryland Steven Andrew Turner, magna cum laude, Goshen, Indiana Ekaette Linda Ubokudom, Toledo, Ohio Andrew Jonathan Upchurch, Indianapolis, Indiana Julia Anne Veldman, cum laude, South Bend, Indiana Richard William Veronen, Jr., Salisbury, Maryland Devin Christine Villarosa, Verona, New Jersey Tedmund Y. Wan, Brooklyn, New York Donald Jack Ward III, cum laude, Virginia Beach, Virginia 41 Commencement Mass

SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011

5 P.M. EDT

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JOYCE CENTER-PURCELL PAVILION

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 42 166 Commencement Mass

THE MINISTERS OF THE MASS

Presiding Celebrant and Homilist Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. President of the University

In Attendance The Most Rev. Kevin C. Rhoades Diocesan Bishop of Fort Wayne–South Bend The Most Rev. Gerald F. Kicanas Diocesan Bishop of Tucson

Masters of Ceremonies Rev. Paul F. Doyle, C.S.C. Rev. Peter D. Rocca, C.S.C.

Readers Reading 1: Ms. Lillian Esther Civantos ’11 Reading 2: Mr. Michael John Maggart ’11

Intercessions: English: Mr. Ryan Clay Hawley ’11 Italian: Ms. Mariangela Carroll Sullivan J.D. ’11 Tagalog: Ms. Rosary Christine Abot ’11 Chinese Ms. Yi Fang J.D. ’11 Spanish: Ms. Nicole Yvette Medina ’11 French Ms. Kelly Elizabeth Hunt ’11 Swahili: Rev. Leonsi Fabian Rambau,CSSp. Ph.D. Candidate, CJA Irish: Ms. Anna Markey Dwyer ’11 English: Mr. Daniel Joseph Allen M.Div. ’11

Musicians The University of Notre Dame Concert Band Prof. Kenneth Dye, Director of Bands Mr. Samuel Sanchez, Assistant Director

The University of Notre Dame Chorale Prof. Alexander Blachly, Director

The University of Notre Dame Liturgical Choir Dr. Andrew McShane, Director

Cantor Ms. Kathryn Halloran ’11

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COMMENCEMENT MASS

Vigil Mass for the Feast of the Fifth Sunday of Easter May 21, 2011

OPENING RITES

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

Marche Triomphale...... Karg-Elert

Alleluia! Laudamus Te...... Reed

Ave Verum Corpus...... Mozart

Sine Nomine...... Vaughan Williams

PROCESSION OF MINISTERS AND CLERGY Please stand.

Te Deum...... Isele You are God: we praise you; You did not disdain the Virgin’s womb. You are the Lord: we acclaim you; You overcame the sting of death and opened You are the eternal Father: the kingdom of heaven to all believers. all creation worships you. You are seated at God’s right hand in glory. To you all angels, all the powers of heaven, We believe that you will come, and be our judge. Cherubim and Seraphim, sing in endless praise; Come then, Lord, sustain your people, “Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of power and might, bought with the price of your own blood Heaven and earth are full of your glory.” and bring us with your saints to everlasting glory. The glorious company of apostles praise you. Save your people, Lord, and bless your inheritance. The noble fellowship of prophets praise you. Govern and uphold them now and always. The white-robed army of martyrs praise you. Day by day we bless you; Throughout the world the holy Church acclaims you; We praise your name forever. Father of majesty unbounded, true and only Son, Today, Lord, keep us from all sin. Worthy of all worship, and the Holy Spirit, Have mercy on us. advocate and guide. Lord, show us your love and mercy. You, Christ, are the King of Glory, eternal Son For we put our trust in you. of the Father. In you, Lord, is our hope, may we never When you became man to set us free be confounded.

AMEN.

GREETING

PENITENTIAL RITE

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GLORIA Please sing at the direction of the cantor.

Andrews

OPENING PRAYER

LITURGY OF THE WORD

READING I (read in Spanish) Acts 6:1–7 Please be seated.

As the number of disciples continued to grow,the Hellenists complained against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution. So the Twelve called together the community of the disciples and said, “It is not right for us to neglect the word of God to serve at table. Brothers, select from among you seven reputable men, filled with the Spirit and wisdom, whom we shall appoint to this task, whereas we shall devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word.” The proposal was acceptable to the whole community, so they chose Stephen, a man filled with faith and the Holy Spirit, also Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicholas of Antioch, a convert to Judaism. They presented these men to the apostles who prayed and laid hands on them. The word of God continued to spread, and the number of the disciples in Jerusalem increased greatly; even a large group of priests were becoming obedient to the faith.

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RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 33:1–2, 4–5, 18–19 Please sing at the direction of the cantor. Tomkins, arr. Blachly 3 # 4 j j j 3 œ j & 4 œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ . œ œ 4 œ œ œ ˙ . Lord, letJ yourJ merJ -cJybJeon us, as we placeour trustin you.

READING II 1 Peter 2:4–9

GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Please stand and sing at the direction of the cantor. Hughes b 6 œ œ j & b 8 œ. œ œ . œ. œ œ œ. œ. œ œ œ œ œ œ œ. Al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia, al - le-lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia!

GOSPEL John 14:1–12 It is customary for men wearing academic garb, although not for women, to have their caps removed during the Gospel and homily.

HOMILY Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. Please be seated. President of the University

PROFESSION OF FAITH Please stand.

We believe in one God, All bow at the following words We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Father, the Almighty, up to: and became man. the Lord, the giver of life, maker of heaven and earth, by the power of the Holy Spirit who proceeds from the Father of all that is seen and unseen. He was born of the Virgin Mary, and the Son. and became man. With the Father and the Son We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, He is worshipped and glorified. the only son of God, For our sake He was crucified He has spoken through the prophets. eternally begotten of the Father, under Pontius Pilate; God from God, He suffered, died, and was buried. We believe in one holy catholic Light from Light, and apostolic Church. true God from true God, On the third day He rose again We acknowledge one baptism begotten, not made, in fulfillment of the Scriptures; for the forgiveness of sins. one in Being with the Father. He ascended into heaven We look for the resurrection of Through Him all things were made. and is seated at the right hand the dead, For us and for our salvation of the Father. and the life of the world to come. He came down from heaven: He will come again in glory Amen. to judge the living and the dead, and His kingdom will have no end.

46 For those who farm and live off the land, especially those who have experienced severe flooding along the Mississippi River; for all who work the fields to feed others.

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GENERAL INTERCESSIONS Response: Lord, hear our prayer.

Italian [2nd]: race or ethnicity; and for all those who the classroom, within the residence For peacemakers, for an end to the live on the margins of society without halls, and in their faith communities, shedding of blood and every form of access to basic human rights: let us help shape their future lives as terrorism, for victims of war, for the pray to the Lord. responsible citizens in the world safety of our men and women in the community: let us pray to the Lord. Armed Services, and for the well-being Spanish [5th]: of their families: let us pray to the Lord. For those who farm and live off the Swahili [7th]: land, especially those who have For God’s blessings upon the Class of Tagalog (Filipino) [3rd]: experienced severe flooding along the 2011: as it faces the challenges and For this University of Our Lady, for all Mississippi River; for all who work opportunities of the years ahead, may who live, work, study, and do research the fields to feed others; for those it seek first to serve others in the spirit here: may the mission of Catholic who suffer the effects of pollution and of Christ: let us pray to the Lord. higher education be a voice of hope in environmental degradation; and for all a society seeking wisdom and insight: who strive to protect the earth: let us Irish [8th]: let us pray to the Lord. pray to the Lord. For the families and friends of our graduates, and in appreciation for their Chinese [4th]: French [6th]: constant love and support over the For the poor and defenseless, For the graduates of the Class of 2011: past years:may God richly bless them especially the unborn, and for those may what they have learned and for their generosity of spirit:let us pray rejected because of illness, ability, received here at Notre Dame, inside to the Lord.

LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

PREPARATION OF THE ALTAR AND GIFTS Please be seated.

BEARERS OF THE GIFTS Officers of the Senior Class and their parents

President – Kathryn Lynn Clitheroe Vice President – Catherine Marian Flynn Secretary – Michael James Wagner Treasurer – Evan William James

Hallelujah ...... Beethoven

Hallelujah unto God's Almighty Son. Praise the Lord, ye bright angelic choirs, in holy songs of joy. Man, proclaim His grace and glory, Hallelujah!

PRAYER OVER THE GIFTS

47 For those who farm and live off the land, especially those who have experienced severe flooding along the Mississippi River; for all who work the fields to feed others (note it is singular in the text- should be plural). I’m also wondering about the use of “envi- ronmental” and “environment” in the same intercession. What if “environment” were replaced by “earth”?

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EUCHARISTIC PRAYER PREFACE It is customary for men wearing academic garb, although not for women, to have their caps removed during the Eucharistic Prayer. The caps may be replaced at the end of Communion. SANCTUS Please sing at the direction of the cantor. Proulx j j & b c œ œ œ œ œ. œ ˙ œ. œ œ œ œ Ho - ly, ho - ly, ho - ly Lord, God of pow- er and j & b ˙. Œ œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ might, heav'n and earth are j \ œ. œ & b œ. œ œ œ œ ˙ œ J œ nœ full of your glo - ry. Ho - san - na in the

\ & b œ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ Œ high - est, ho - san - na in theœ high - est. j j & b œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ Blest is he who comes in the name of the \ œ. œ \ & b ˙. œ J œ nœ œ ˙ œ Lord. Ho - san - na in the high - est, ho -

& b œ œ œ œ ˙. ˙. Œ san - na in theœ high - est.

MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION Please sing at the direction of the cantor. Proulx b b j . j & b b c œ ˙ œ œ œ. œ œ œ w Christ hasœ died, Christ is risœ - en, Christ will come œa - gain.

GREAT AMEN Please sing at the direction of the cantor. Proulx b b j . j & b b c œ ˙ œ œ œ. œ œ œ w A -œ men, a - men,œ a - œ men.

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COMMUNION RITE

LORD’S PRAYER

SIGN OF PEACE

AGNUS DEI Please sing at the direction of the cantor. Proulx

COMMUNION Those who wish to receive are asked to remain in their seats until the usher directs each row to the proper Communion station. O Bone Jesu ...... Palestrina

O bone Jesu, exaudi me, et ne permittas, Good Jesus: hear me and see that I not be me separari a te; ab hoste maligno separated from you; defend me from my defende me; in hora mortis meae voca me, evil enemies; call me in my hour of death, et pone me juxta te, ut cum and place me next to you, so that I, angelis et sanctis tuis laudem te, with the angels and your saints, may praise you, Dominum salvatorem meum, O Lord my savior, In saecula saeculorum. Amen. For ever and ever. Amen.

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Pan divino, graçioso...... Guerrero Pan divino, graçioso, sacrosancto, Divine bread, gracious, holy, manjar queda sustento al alma mía: delicacy that gives sustenance to my soul: dichoso fué aquel día, blessed be the day, punto y hora moment and hour qu’en tales dos especies Christo mora, that Christ dwells in these two elements, que si el alma’stá dura, so that if the soul is hardened, aquí se ablandará con tal dulçura. here it will be softened with such sweetness.

El pan qu’ estás mirando, alma mía, The bread that you see, my soul, es Dios qu’en ti reparte graçia y vida; is God, who gives you grace and life; y, pues que tal comida and since it is such food te majora, that heals you, no dudes de comerla desde agora, do not hesitate to eat it from this time forth, que, aunque stuvieres dura, for even though you may be hardened, aquí se ablandarás con tal dulçura. here you will be softened with such sweetness.

Gift of Finest Wheat...... Westendorf/Kreutz

b b 3 & b b b c ˙ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ 4 You satœ - is - fy the hun - gry heart Withœ b b 3 œ & b b b4œ. œ œ œ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ gift ofJ fin - est wheat; Come give to us, O b b œ j j j & b b b œ œ. œ œ . œ œ œ ˙ œ sav - ing Lord, the bread of life to eat.

Arioso...... J.S. Bach

O Salutaris Hostia...... Rossini

O salutaris Hostia O victim and salvation, Quae caeli pandis ostium, Who opens wide the gate of heaven, Bella premunt hostilia, We are oppressed by savage wars, Da robur, fer auxilium. Give us your strength, bring us your aid.

PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION

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CLOSING RITES

PROCESSION WITH THE FLAG As the flag bearers enter, please rise and join in the singing of the hymn. BEARERS OF THE FLAG Seniors with the highest academic ranking in the undergraduate colleges.

Jessica Christine Burjek Matthew Timothy Kiener Catherine Lacy Pitman Matthew Stephen Conti Edward Andrews Larkin Kevin Stephen Sallah Larissa Cuenca Esmilla Jake Thomas Lussier Katherine Morgan Sample Allison Renee Herschel Michelle Anne Maurin Caitlin Mae Smith Kristopher Allen Kast Ellen Louise McCready Joanna Ruth Thurnes

HYMN Eternal Father, Whose Almighty Hand Melita

2. Your love divine has led us in the past; In this free land by you our lot is cast; Oh, be our ruler, guardian, guide, and stay; Your Word our law, your paths our chosen way.

BLESSING OF THE FLAG Then the hymn continues: 3. Now with the mind of Christ set us on fire; 4. Father, whose bounty all creation shows; That unity may be our great desire; Spirit, from whom all life in fullness flows; Give joy and peace; give faith to hear your call; Christ, by whose willing sacrifice we live; And readiness in each to work for all. To you with grateful hearts ourselves we give.

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BLESSING OF ASSEMBLY

Bishop: Peace be with you. All: And also with you. Bishop: Our help is in the name of the Lord. All: Who made heaven and earth. Bishop: Blessed be the name of the Lord. All: Now and forever. Bishop: May almighty God bless you . . .

DISMISSAL

ALMA MATER Notre Dame, Our Mother Casasanta/O’Donnell, C.S.C.

# j œ . œ & # c œ. œ œ œ ˙ ˙ J œ œ ˙ ˙ No - tre Dame, our Mo - ther, ten-der, strong and true, # j j & # œ. œ œ œ œ. œ œ w Proud-ly in the hea˙ v-ens˙ gleams thy gold andœ blue.

## j . & œ. œ œ œ ˙ ˙ œ œ œ œ w Glo- ry's man - tle cloaks thee, gold- enJ is thy fame, # j j & # œ. œ œ œ œ. œ œ w And our hearts for - ev˙ - er˙ praise thee, No - treœ Dame, # j j & # œ. œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ w And our hearts for - ev˙ - er˙ love thee, No - tre Dame.

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CONCLUDING HYMN Jesus Christ Is Risen Today Easter Hymn

c & œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ 1. Jeœ - sus Christ isœ ris'n to - day, Al -œ le - lu -œ ia!˙ 2. Hymns of praise then let us sing, Al - le - lu - ia! 3. But the pains which he en-dured, Al - le - lu - ia! 4. Sing we to our God a- bove, Al - le - lu - ia!

& œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ Our tri - um - phant ho - ly day, œ Al -œ le - lu -œ ia!˙ Un - to Christ, our heav'n- ly King, Al - le - lu - ia! Our sal - va - tion have pro- cured; Al - le - lu - ia! Praise e- ter - nal as his love; Al - le - lu - ia! ˙ & œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ Who did once up - on the cross, Al - le - lu - ia! Who en - dured the cross and grave, Al - le - lu - ia! Now a- bove the sky he's King, Al - le - lu - ia! Praise him, now his might con - fess, Al - le - lu - ia!

œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ & œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ Suf - fer to re - deem our loss. Al - le - lu - ia! Sin - ners to re - deem and save. Al - le - lu - ia! Where the an- gels ev - er sing. Al - le - lu - ia! Fa - ther, Son, and Spir - it blest. Al - le - lu - ia!

Acknowledgments

The Gloria by Carroll T. Andrews, Te Deum by David Clark Isele, Gospel Acclamation by Howard Hughes, SM, the Sanctus, Memorial Acclamation, Great Amen, Agnus Dei (from A Community Mass) reprinted with permission of GIA/One License Publications, Chicago, Ill., under license #A-702876. All rights reserved. The setting of the responsorial psalm (Psalm 33) arranged by Prof. Alexander Blachly. Used with permission. You Satisfy the Hungry Heart (Gift of Finest Wheat), words by Omer Westendorf, music by Robert E. Kreutz, copyright Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Notre Dame, Our Mother, words by Rev. Charles L. O’Donnell, C.S.C., music by Joseph J. Casasanta. Used with permission. All other material from the public domain. The chalice of Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C., founder of the University of Notre Dame, was used during today’s liturgy.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Please retain this booklet and bring it with you to the conferring of degrees ceremony tomorrow. Participation in this Commencement Mass fulfills the Sunday Obligation.

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SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2011

9 A.M. EDT

The College of Arts and Letters

• The Mendoza College of Business

The College of Science • • The School of Architecture The College of Engineering th

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Processional Harold L. Pace, Ph.D. The University Registrar

Chief Marshals Frank J. Bonello, Emeritus Economics and Barry P. Keating Finance

Mace Bearer Michael Desch Political Science

Processional Music The Notre Dame Concert Band Kenneth W. Dye, Ed.D., Director

Convening of the Convocation Thomas G. Burish, Ph.D. The Provost of the University

America the Beautiful Rev. James K. Foster, C.S.C., The Notre Dame Concert Band, and Audience

O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain. America! America! God shed his grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. — Bates -Ward

Invocation Michelle Anne Maurin Houston, Texas

Presentation of the Valedictorian Candidates The Provost of the University

Valedictory* Edward Andrews Larkin East Lansing, Michigan

Citations for Honorary Degrees The Provost of the University

55 The Conferral of Honorary Degrees The Bachelor degree in the Mendoza College of Richard C. Notebaert Business The Chairman of the Board of Trustees Roger D. Huang and the Kenneth R. Meyer Chair in Global Investment Reverend John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. Management and Professor of Finance The President of the University The Bachelor degree in the School of Architecture Introduction of Speaker Michael N. Lykoudis The President of the University the Francis and Kathleen Rooney Dean of the School of Architecture and Professor of Commencement Address** Architecture Robert Michael Gates Arlington, Virginia The Conferral of Degrees The President of the University Presentation of Emeritus Faculty The Provost of the University Presentation of the Notre Dame Podium School of Architecture Presentation of Awards and Prize Winners The Provost of the University Charge to the Class The President of the University Recognition of Student Academic Achievements Closing of the Convocation The Provost of the University The Provost of the University

Citation for the Laetare Medal Notre Dame, Our Mother** – (Alma Mater) The Chairman of the Board of Trustees Rev. James K. Foster, C.S.C., The Notre Dame Concert Band, and Audience Presentation of the Laetare Medal The Laetare Medal, the University of Notre Notre Dame, Our Mother, tender, strong and true Dame’s highest honor, has been conferred Proudly in the heavens gleams thy gold and blue. annually since 1883 on American Catholic men Glory’s mantle cloaks thee, golden is thy fame and women who have served with distinction in And our hearts forever praise thee, Notre Dame; their chosen fields of endeavor. It is so named And our hearts forever love thee, Notre Dame. because the recipient is announced on Laetare Sunday, the Fourth Sunday of Lent — O’Donnell-Casasanta

Joan Dawson McConnon Recessional of the Platform Party, Faculty, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Students

Sister Mary Scullion Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Presentation of Candidates for Degrees

The Bachelor degree in the College of Arts and Letters John T. McGreevy the I.A O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

The Bachelor degree in the College of Science ______Gregory P. Crawford the William K. Warren Foundation Dean of the * The names of the Valedictorian Candidates can be found on page 87 of this program. College of Science and Professor of Physics ** It is customary for men, although not for women wearing academic garb, to have their caps removed during the Commencement Address and the The Bachelor degree in the College of Engineering singing of the Alma Mater. Peter K. Kilpatrick the McCloskey Dean of the College of Engineering and Professor of Chemical Engineering 56 Honorary Doctoral Degrees

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS, THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF SCIENCE, HONORIS CAUSA, ON: HONORIS CAUSA, ON:

Michael John Brennan Laurent Lafforgue Los Angeles, California Bures-sur-Yvette, France

Shirin Ebadi John Cromwell Mather Tehran, Iran Greenbelt, Maryland

Robert Michael Gates Arlington, Virginia THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING, HONORIS CAUSA, ON: John Walter Glynn Menlo Park, California

Michael Douglas Griffin Louis Leo Holtz Huntsville, Alabama Orlando, Florida

The Most Reverend Gerald F. Kicanas Tucson, Arizona

Huguette Labelle Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Charles Francis Lennon South Bend, Indiana

Jacqueline Novogratz New York, New York

Mary Beth O'Brien Albany, New York

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College of Arts and Letters Sunday, May 22 1:30 p.m.

Processional

Processional Music The Notre Dame Concert Band Kenneth W. Dye, Ed.D., Director Matthew M. Merten, Assistant Director

Convening of the Convocation

John T. McGreevy I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

Invocation

National Anthem: The Star-Spangled Banner Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave? —Key

Diploma Ceremony Address

John T. McGreevy I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

Distribution of Diplomas (I)

JoAnn DellaNeva Associate Dean Undergraduate Studies and Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures

John T. McGreevy I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

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Distribution of Diplomas (II)

JoAnn DellaNeva Associate Dean Undergraduate Studies and Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures

John T. McGreevy I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters and Professor of History

Benediction

Closing of the Convocation Notre Dame, Our Mother* – (Alma Mater) The Notre Dame Concert Band, and Audience

Notre Dame, Our Mother, tender, strong and true Proudly in the heavens gleams thy gold and blue. Glory’s mantle cloaks thee, golden is thy fame And our hearts forever praise thee, Notre Dame; And our hearts forever love thee, Notre Dame. —O’Donnell-Casasanta

Notre Dame Victory March

Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame, Wake up the echoes cheering her name, Send a volley cheer on high, Shake down the thunder from the sky. What though the odds be great or small Old Notre Dame will win over all, While her loyal sons are marching Onward to victory. —Shea-Shea

Recessional Recessional of the Platform Party, Faculty and Graduates

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* It is customary for men, although not for women wearing academic garb, to have their caps removed during the Commencement Address and the singing of the Alma Mater.

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Claudia Louise Braga-Henebry, Garretson, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS South Dakota ON: Charlotte Ashley Marie Buhler, Mitchell, South Dakota Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Robert Thomas Burger, Cincinnati, Ohio Margaret Marie Byrne, Syracuse, New York Kirsten Valentina Blazic, Valley Forge, Katrina Rose Corcoran, Xenia, Ohio Pennsylvania Melissa Ann Cowell, Glenview, Illinois Edel Jane Crowe, Boalsburg, Pennsylvania Mary Patricia Dwyer, Glenside, Pennsylvania Eileen Marie Hassett, Beaverton, Oregon Rachel Amanda Emling, Long Beach, California Daniel Robert Jacobs, Granger, Indiana Katherine Ashley Engstrom, Knoxville, Tennessee Holly Nicole Klejeski, Oak Grove, Caitlin Jean Ferraro, Mission Viejo, California Minnesota Katherine Kennedy Fitzpatrick, Ridgefield, Justin Daniel Schneider, Atlanta, Georgia Connecticut John James Traub, Hampton, New Jersey William James Flanagan, Maplewood, New Jersey Daniel Antonio Franco, Granger, Indiana Matthew Daniel Grosso, Hebron, Connecticut THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS ON: Alejandro Daniel Gurulé, Murray, Utah John Patrick Harig, Dyer, Indiana Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Colin Taylor Hofman, Rowayton, Connecticut Paul Augustine Hotovy, Omaha, Nebraska Alkeyna Mercedes Aldridge, South Bend, Indiana Colleen Maria King, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Mariana Paula Alvarado Pena, Asuncion, Jonathan Martin Lagoy, Silver Spring, Maryland Paraguay Casey Marie Larkin, Western Springs, Illinois Kassandra Marie Barbee, Colorado Springs, Nga Chu Man, Hong Kong Colorado Patrick Matthew McGough, Stevensville, Michigan Nicholas Biglasco, Clark, New Jersey Brian Liam McKenzie, Buffalo Grove, Illinois Joseph Ralph Calderon, Eden, New York Allison Marie Minnich, Hanover Park, Illinois Allison Marie Castro, Bakersfield, California Lora Eileen O’Shaughnessy, Naperville, Illinois Matthew Edward Fase, Rockford, Michigan David Edward Phelps, Hazelwood, Missouri Michael Patrick Flattery, Fort Dodge, Iowa Nicholas Alexander Podlaski, Fort Wayne, Michael Thomas Fremeau, Jackson, Michigan Indiana Robert John Greenfield, Tinley Park, Brandon Ray Porras, Norco, California Illinois Madison Brooke Prieto, Lutz, Florida Joshua Marcus Gunty, cum laude, South Bend, Max Arthur Schaefer, Kalamazoo, Michigan Indiana Erin Marie Semler, Staten Island, New York Helen Coryell Hall, Shawnee Mission, Kansas Elizabeth Ann Shadley, Cincinnati, Ohio Tory J. Jackson, Saginaw, Michigan Jasmin Michele Simmons, Chicago, Illinois Meaghan Louise Jennings, Hingham, John Patrick Vogel, Akron, Ohio Massachusetts Melissa Ann Vondriska, Sagamore Hills, Ohio Brandon Patrick Kabel, Swannanoa, Darrin Andre Walls, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania North Carolina Andrew Joseph Keber, Granger, Indiana Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Courtney Ann Klosterman, Gilbert, Arizona Matthew Edward Lodwich, Palos Park, Illinois Rosary Christine Torralba Abot, Dylan Joseph McEnerney, Winter Park, Florida magna cum laude, Sacramento, California Patrick Joshua Montalvo, San Antonio, Texas Kailene Annette Abt, Halesite, New York Chelsea Elizabeth Moore, Englewood, Colorado Brad David Adamo, cum laude, Parsippany, Andrew James Renz, Plymouth, Indiana New Jersey Priyenka Thapa, Little Rock, Arkansas David Tyler Adams, Indianapolis, Indiana Adam Timothy Twardzik, Frackville, Pennsylvania Vanessa Viola Adjeley Adjei, Houston, Texas Felicia Ann Aguirre, cum laude, Elko, Nevada Degree awarded January 2, 2011 John David Ahearn, Westlake Village, California Steven James Alagna, magna cum laude, Amanda Marie Alcantara, Redwood City, Kansas City, Missouri California Connor Daniel Alan-Lee, Solana Beach, California Luke Alexander Betterman, Kansas City, Missouri *Ryan Charles Alexander, Hempstead, New York 60 Kristine Bitia Alfonso, Barrington, Illinois Alessandra Marie Bouchard, Medfield, Brandi Elizabeth Allen, magna cum laude, Massachusetts De Pere, Wisconsin Matthew Garfield Boutilier, Barrington, Illinois Leslie Marshall Allen, Locust Grove, Virginia Molly Catherine Boyle, New Ulm, Minnesota Nicole Marie Allen, cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Laura Nicole Bradley, South Bend, Indiana Angela Rose Amido, Millington, Tennessee Victoria Marie Braga, magna cum laude, Austin Edward Anderson, cum laude, Angola, Ocean View, New Jersey Indiana Stacey Lynn Brandt, South Bend, Indiana Kristen Alexandra Marie Andree, David Painton Bray, magna cum laude, Bloomfield Village, Michigan Walnut Creek, California Maria Alexandra Antoniak, Richland, Washington Savannah Michelle Breen-Molina, Fort Worth, Elliott Marie Argue, cum laude, Rochester, Texas Michigan Amanda Mae Bremer, Lackawanna, New York Jonathan David Asbury, Fort Collins, Colorado Daniel Joseph Brennan, Boerne, Texas John Francis Ashley, cum laude, South Bend, Mary Patricia Brogan, Silver Spring, Maryland Indiana David William Brosnan, Campbell Hall, New York Nicole Elizabeth Ashley, Naperville, Illinois Claire Marie Brosnihan, magna cum laude, Alejandra Lucia Astorga, Managua, Nicaragua Omaha, Nebraska Andrew Michael Baeckstrom, Cherry Hill, Claire Jean Brown, summa cum laude, Logansport, New Jersey Indiana Michael Robert Baer, Edina, Minnesota Patrick Tracy Brown, Redmond, Washington Kyle David Bailey, Bloomington, Minnesota Robin Leah Brown, Highwood, Illinois Sarah Marie Baker, Frankfort, Illinois Phillip Raymond Brunner, cum laude, Peter Noel Balestracci, Stockton, California Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Rachael Joyce Banks, Monroeville, Pennsylvania Adam Antonio Brutocao, San Dimas, California Breda Marie Barker, cum laude, New York, Garren Trent Bryant, Warren, Ohio New York Brandon Keith Buchanan, Indianapolis, Indiana Farah Mitz R. Bechette, New York, New York Madeline Ann Buckley, Northbrook, Illinois Michael William Belatti, Atlanta, Georgia Michael Francis Burke, Homer Glen, Illinois Joshua Gerald Murphy Bell, Kirkland, Michaela Rebecca Byrne, Davenport, Iowa Washington Joshua David Calton, magna cum laude, Rawlins, Serina Kinyear Bellamy, Brooklyn, New York Wyoming *Ryan Allen Belock, Strongsville, Ohio Bilma Aracelis Canales, Houston, Texas Timothy David Bemer, Strafford, Pennsylvania Chelsea Lynn Carey, cum laude, Springfield, Ohio Christopher Patrick Bennett, Pelham, New York Blair Marie Carlin, magna cum laude, Corona, Elizabeth Ann Benson, cum laude, Plantation, California Florida Caitlin Marie Carlin, Rocky River, Ohio Laura Kathryn Berlage, magna cum laude, Adam Berry Carlson, summa cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Swartz Creek, Michigan Patrick Richard Berry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Jose Lin Carranza, Miami Gardens, Florida Laura Katherine Beverly, Jacksonville, Florida Michael James Carter, Glendale Heights, Illinois *Nicholas Antonio Biagini, Chevy Chase, Maryland Molly Jean Casanova, Simi Valley, California Amy Lucille Bilek, magna cum laude, Timothy Edward Castellini, Winnetka, Illinois Mount Prospect, Illinois Michael A. Castillo, Laredo, Texas Holly Maria Bird, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio Latifah Shanice Cato, Washington, Michael Andrew Black, Horizon City, Texas District of Columbia Conor Horan Blanco, Garden City, New York Sarah Anne Ceponis, magna cum laude, Ridgefield, Shaylyn Margaret Blaney, Stony Brook, New York Connecticut Charles Sanders Blumberg, cum laude, Mark Joseph Cerenzia, magna cum laude, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Canonsburg, Pennsylvania Kristen Nicole Blyth, magna cum laude, Lafayette, Alyssa Mary Ceretti, magna cum laude, Colorado Schaumburg, Illinois Nicholas Arthur Bock, South Bend, Indiana Elizabeth Danford Charnowski, Saint Louis, Eric Bradley Boettcher, cum laude, Missouri Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Roberto Michael Chavez, Fort Sumner, Daniel John Borgia, magna cum laude, Erie, New Mexico Pennsylvania Blair Seton Chemidlin, Watchung, New Jersey Vincent Andrew Borkowski, Saint Louis, Missouri Constance Jen-Shiow Chen, Maple Grove, Sarah Victoria Borrmann, Portland, Oregon Minnesota Timothy Lawrence Bossidy, cum laude, Ridgefield, Tesia Huan-Yu Chen, cum laude, Denver, Colorado Connecticut Kyle Robert Cheng, San Gabriel, California Trevor William Boston, Tampa, Florida Emily Agnes Chiappetta, Racine, Wisconsin Stephen Forrest Botsford, Jr., North Barrington, Isabel Kwara Chirase, Amarillo, Texas Illinois 61 College of Arts and Letters

Stephen George Chronister, La Grange, Illinois Jamie Marie Cunningham, Granger, Indiana Lillian Esther Civantos, Hinsdale, Illinois Rachael Anne Curtin, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Theresa Maria Civantos, Hinsdale, Illinois Kevin Peter Dacey, Fairport, New York Andrew Wright Clark, cum laude, Jennifer Lee Dahm, Merrill, Wisconsin Farmington Hills, Michigan Michael Peter Daly, Saint Paul, Minnesota William Clark, Vienna, Virginia Kevin George Danchisko, cum laude, McMurray, Annapatrice Fischer Clarke, cum laude, Pennsylvania Lake Oswego, Oregon Nicholas John Danna, cum laude, Holmdel, Stephen Joseph Clarke, El Paso, Texas New Jersey *James Richard Clausen, Thousand Oaks, Megan Marie Daugherty, Medford, New Jersey California Brian Christopher Davenport, Los Alamos, Alexia Jordan Clay, Rochester, Indiana New Mexico Shealeen Erin Cleary, Alpharetta, Georgia Kelly Anne Davin, Pearl River, New York Kathryn Lynn Clitheroe, Hillsboro, Oregon Cora Anquenetta Dayon, Trenton, New Jersey Samuel Francis Cloghessy, Gardiner, Montana Paul Andrew Dechant, cum laude, La Crosse, Kayla Agnes Coggins, Bakersfield, California Kansas Misteé Nicole Colbert, Naperville, Illinois Kayla Denise Delgado, Jonesboro, Georgia Kathryn Rachel Colby, State College, Pennsylvania Thomas Augustus Demetrio, Winnetka, Illinois Melissa Marie Coles, cum laude, Loganville, Stephanie Elizabeth DePrez, Highlands Ranch, Georgia Colorado *Christopher Kenneth Collins, Clifton, Virginia Matthew Corey DeSalvo, Riverside, Connecticut Coleman Richard Collins, Tampa, Florida Jason Charles Deska, cum laude, Patrick John Collins, Orefield, Pennsylvania Commerce Township, Michigan Anthony Edwin Conklin, Rapid City, South Dakota Joseph Sieve Deters, Cincinnati, Ohio Shane M. Conley, magna cum laude, Oconto Falls, James Columcille Dever IV, cum laude, Raleigh, Wisconsin North Carolina Kelsey Thomas Conlon, San Pedro, California Mary Elizabeth Deweese, Waconia, Minnesota Katherine Grace Conover, cum laude, Naples, Mary Elizabeth Dewey, summa cum laude, Denver, Florida Colorado Matthew Stephen Conti, summa cum laude, Joshua Thomas Diaz, San Angelo, Texas Sewickley, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Grace Dillon, Littleton, Colorado Kaitlyn Nicole Conway, Newport News, Virginia Danielle Sara DiNaso, Point Pleasant, New Jersey Nathalie Marie Coombs, Miami Lakes, Florida Rodolfo Disi Pavlic, magna cum laude, Santiago, Jaime Ann Cordes, Raleigh, North Carolina Chile Brendan Edward Cordial, Beaufort, South Carolina Mary Teresa DiSipio, Havertown, Pennsylvania John Bernard Corgan, summa cum laude, Caitlyn Marie Dix, cum laude, South Elgin, Illinois Kingston, Pennsylvania Lillian Elyse Dixon-Sudduth, Matteson, Illinois Kathleen Patricia Corr, Collegeville, Pennsylvania Quoc-Sy Vinh Doan, cum laude, Kentwood, Steven Fernando Corrales, Central Falls, Michigan Rhode Island Erin Marie Dobbertin, Rochester, New York David Correa, Hialeah, Florida Jacqueline Elizabeth Doherty, Ellicott City, Clare Elizabeth Corrigan, Rocky River, Ohio Maryland *Edward Matthew Corrigan, Arlington Heights, Ryan Scott Dolan, cum laude, Atlanta, Georgia Illinois Casey Margaret Dolezal, Barrington Hills, Illinois Ellen Angela Costa, Yardley, Pennsylvania Merrick Joseph Doll, West Chicago, Illinois Claire Elizabeth Cotter, Rocky River, Ohio Jenalee Rae Doom, magna cum laude, Wagner, Elisabeth Corrine Cowin, Overland Park, Kansas South Dakota Matthew Glenn Coyne, cum laude, Parkersburg, Brice Doyle, Chapel Hill, North Carolina West Virginia Zachary Herbert DuBois, Elkhart, Indiana Shannon Ruth Coyne, summa cum laude, Kathleen Mary Dufner, Short Hills, New Jersey Naperville, Illinois Thomas James Dugan, magna cum laude, Andrew Michael Crail, cum laude, Independence, Catonsville, Maryland Kentucky Rhiannon E. Duke, magna cum laude, Exeter, Delia Margaret Cronin, Phoenix, Arizona New Hampshire Molly Maureen Cronin, cum laude, Elmhurst, Caleb Joseph Dunnichay, Elwood, Indiana Illinois Brian Martin Dupra, Rochester, New York Emily Katharine Crosby, Middletown, New Jersey Jacques Pierre Dupuis, Great Falls, Montana Dennis Joseph Crowley, cum laude, Glen Ellyn, Julia Katherine Duranti, Seattle, Washington Illinois Kayla Renae Durcholz, summa cum laude, Meaghan Marie Crowley, Los Gatos, California Warsaw, Indiana Daniel Malloy Crupi, cum laude, Marshalltown, Alanna Elisabeth Durkin, magna cum laude, Iowa Chicago, Illinois William Vincent Cuddy, White Plains, New York Brendan Thomas Durr, El Cajon, California *Christine Elizabeth Cummings, Granger, Indiana Anna Markey Dwyer, Keene, New York 62 College of Arts and Letters

Michael Patrick Eardley, summa cum laude, Glynnis Anne Garry, Minneapolis, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Michigan Michelle Susan Gaseor, summa cum laude, Cody James Eckert, Warren, Indiana Batavia, Illinois Heidi Ann Eckstein, New Ulm, Minnesota Dashaun Terell Gasque, Newark, New Jersey Ashley-Anne Elias, cum laude, San Fernando, Shanna Lee Gast, magna cum laude, Overland Park, Trinidad and Tobago Kansas Amanda Jean Elsner, Custer Park, Illinois Christopher Steven Gattis, Ratcliff, Arkansas Joshua Daniel Espinoza, Mission, Texas Christopher Cody Gautsch, Gallatin, Tennessee Annette Leah Esquibel, Roswell, New Mexico Benjamin Michael Gavel, summa cum laude, Anastassia Grace Fagan, Petal, Mississippi Berea, Ohio Patrick Gerard Faller, cum laude, Green Bay, Nathan John Geary, Lancaster, New York Wisconsin Lucia Marie Geglio, South Bend, Indiana Dominic Bossu Fanelli, Indianapolis, Indiana Sarah Elizabeth Gennette, Windermere, Florida Lauren Elizabeth Fenlon, Dayton, Maryland Elise Claire Gerspach, magna cum laude, James Stevenson Ferlmann, Naperville, Illinois Scarsdale, New York Andrea Virginia Fernandez Angrisano, Caracas, Sean Michael Gibbons, cum laude, Eagan, Venezuela Minnesota Bianca María Fernández de la Torre, cum laude, Michelle Renee Giezeman, cum laude, Searcy, Miami, Florida Arkansas Trigg James Ferrano, Marietta, Georgia Marie Elise Girardot, Austin, Texas Ann Marie Ferry, Westlake, Ohio Caitlin Marie Girouard, Washington, Jessica Marie Fiegel, Homer Glen, Illinois District of Columbia Claire Elizabeth Fisher, Kankakee, Illinois Brigitte Wanjiru Githinji, Bartlett, Tennessee Colin Kasten Fisher, Denver, Colorado Sara Philomena Godshall, summa cum laude, Joan Degnan Fisher, Medfield, Massachusetts Medford, Oregon Samuel Kevin Fisher, magna cum laude, Buffalo, Dillon James Gonderman, Granger, Indiana New York Colin Peter Goodman, New Roads, Louisiana Megan Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Bethesda, Maryland Elizabeth Ann Gormley, Houston, Texas Kyle James Fitzpatrick, Darien, Connecticut Patrick Arthur Graff, El Dorado Hills, California Eileen Elizabeth Flanagan, Fountain Valley, Jeffrey Charles Grant, Lanham, Maryland California Robyn Marie Grant, cum laude, Middletown, Ohio Bridget Eileen Flores, magna cum laude, Gary Henry Gray, Columbia, South Carolina Western Springs, Illinois Sarah Elizabeth Gray, Midland, Michigan Mary Ryan Flynn, summa cum laude, Paul John Greco, Jr., Faribault, Minnesota Newport Beach, California Caroline Rae Green, Torrance, California Kimberly Ann Ford, cum laude, Ellisville, Missouri John Daniel Greil, cum laude, Hastings, Minnesota Megan Elizabeth Fornasar, The Woodlands, Texas Patrick Ryan Griffin, South Bend, Indiana Mary Therese Forr, cum laude, Altoona, Matthew Allen Gring, South Bend, Indiana Pennsylvania Amy Elizabeth Grinsteinner, cum laude, Kelly Marie Forster, Elk Grove Village, Illinois Dickinson, North Dakota Caitlin Anne Foster, Granger, Indiana Heidi Elizabeth Grossman, Barrington, Stephanie L'Esperance Fox, Overland Park, Rhode Island Kansas Sarah Elena Connelly Grothaus, Poquoson, Adam Prescott Francis, San Diego, California Virginia Bethany Verna Freeburg, magna cum laude, Krystal Simone Grows, Killeen, Texas Enumclaw, Washington Kelly Marie Hagen, summa cum laude, Brecksville, Elizabeth Anne Furman, cum laude, Wayne, Ohio Pennsylvania Michael Thomas Haigh, Puyallup, Washington Sarah Catherine Furman, cum laude, Wayne, Eileen Virginia Hall, Norfolk, Virginia Pennsylvania Philip Nathan Hall, Madison, Indiana Lauren Michelle Fussner, cum laude, Dublin, Ohio Coleen Patricia Halloran, magna cum laude, David Albert Galiyas, Jr., cum laude, Dexter, Briarcliff Manor, New York Michigan Kathryn Anne Halloran, magna cum laude, Robert John Gallagher, Little Compton, Granger, Indiana Rhode Island Nicholas James Hamann, South Bend, Indiana Tomas Javier Gallegos, Denver, Colorado Kyle Patrick Hanratty, Bel Air, Maryland Matthew Park Gallivan, cum laude, Edina, Benjamin Lee Hansbrough, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Minnesota Katherine Tigner Hanson, Sutton, Massachusetts Jordan Rae Gamble, magna cum laude, Romney, James Francis Hasson, Fairfax, Virginia Indiana Ethan Dail Hatch, cum laude, South Bend, Indiana Courtney Elizabeth Gandy, Lima, Ohio Stephen Geoffrey Havens, Cincinnati, Ohio Santiago Garcés Escobar, Bogotá, Colombia *Lauren Alexis Hayes, Flower Mound, Texas Bernardo James David Garcia, Goodyear, Arizona Kevin Christoper Healey, Fairview Park, Ohio, posthumously 63 College of Arts and Letters

Shawn Miller Heiss, cum laude, Wilmington, Kari Lynne Johnson, State College, Pennsylvania Delaware Kia Berkley Johnson, Duncanville, Texas Lauren Elizabeth Henderson, magna cum laude, Janine Helen Joly, Rockville, Maryland Cincinnati, Ohio Constance Marie Jones, Washington, Missouri Siobhan Patricia Heraty, Lisle, Illinois Margot Rae Jones, Portage, Michigan Derry Matocha Herlihy, Houston, Texas Robert Louis Jones III, magna cum laude, Jesse Hernandez, Dallas, Texas South Bend, Indiana Mark Stephen Herrera, Elk Grove, California Margaret Peré Jumonville, Baton Rouge, Andrew J. Hessert, Haddonfield, New Jersey Louisiana Kimberly Michelle Hickey, Winnetka, Illinois Amy Lynn Kalmar, summa cum laude, Carlisle, Abigail Marie Higgins, Naperville, Illinois Pennsylvania Noelle Ariel Hilmer, Elm Grove, Wisconsin *Duval Lenell Kamara, Jersey City, New Jersey Anna Kate Hing, Ann Arbor, Michigan Daniel Robert Kamp, Woonsocket, Rhode Island H. Joseph R. Hinton, Ada, Michigan Michael Robert Kaneb, South Hampton, Peter John Hlabse, Brecksville, Ohio New Hampshire Stephen Graham Hoar, Pensacola, Florida Julia Yurie Kang, cum laude, Chesterfield, Missouri Theodore Hutton Hodges, Salina, Kansas Tyler Jeffrey Kaplan, Leawood, Kansas Lauren Elizabeth Hoedeman, cum laude, Edina, Anna Waters Katter, Westport, Connecticut Minnesota Samuel Anthony Kaulbach, Boxboro, Michele Lauren Hoefer, Sparks, Nevada Massachusetts Michael Quinn Hogan, Cary, North Carolina Matthew William Kearney, Palos Heights, Illinois Sarah Christine Holdeman, South Bend, Indiana Koby Gene Keck, New Carlisle, Indiana Jason Holman, Arlington Heights, Illinois Kaitlin Ann Keena, Vienna, Virginia Brittany Leigh Holom, magna cum laude, Edward Francis Keenan IV, Garden City, Miles City, Montana New York John Thomas Horgan, Northborough, Kaitlin O'Neil Keller, Atherton, California Massachusetts Mackenzie Kathleen Keller, cum laude, Lexington, Matthew Earle Hovde, Miami, Florida Kentucky Mary Kathleen Howard, magna cum laude, Caitlin Dunn Kelley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsford, New York John Daniel Kelley, Haverhill, Massachusetts Cooper Andersen Howes, Broomfield, Colorado Andrew Peter Kelly, Long Beach, Indiana Megan Lea Hrdlicka, Fort Dodge, Iowa Elizabeth Ann Kelly, magna cum laude, Powell, Jesse James Huff, Dubuque, Iowa Ohio Robert Thomas Hughes, Chicago, Illinois James Gerald Kelly III, cum laude, Phoenix, Kathryn Jayne Hunger, magna cum laude, Aurora, Arizona Illinois Patrick Anthony Kelly, Jerome, Michigan Kelly Elizabeth Hunt, summa cum laude, Eads, Rory James Kelly, Omaha, Nebraska Tennessee Shannon Cassidy Kelly, Pembroke Pines, Florida Emily Lystad Hutchens, Bethesda, Maryland Chelsey Noelle Kelso, summa cum laude, Joy Hwang, Carmel, Indiana East Aurora, New York Heather Anne Hyland, Clarendon Hills, Illinois McKenzie Erin Kennedy, La Jolla, California Mark William Iandolo, Orlando, Florida Casey William Kenny, Keswick, Virginia Erica Marie Iantorno, Burr Ridge, Illinois Julie Theresa Kessler, summa cum laude, Herlinda Marie Ibarra, Atascosa, Texas Northbrook, Illinois Sofia Iturbe, San Antonio, Texas Andrew Joseph Kidd, magna cum laude, Lima, Anee Sophia Jackson, Overland Park, Kansas Ohio Hannah Jude Jackson, Moscow, Idaho Claire Louise Kiernan, Lake Forest, Illinois Janice Ashley James, Carmel, Indiana Shannon Dyer Kiernan, Glen Ridge, New Jersey Christina Anne Jamroz, Manhattan, Illinois Kaitlyn Anne Kiger, summa cum laude, Hilliard, Melissa Anne Janisch, Chicago, Illinois Ohio Geralyn Theresa Janke, summa cum laude, Mackenzie Ann Kilb, Brookfield, Wisconsin Humbird, Wisconsin Annie Juhae Kim, magna cum laude, Louisville, Scott Andrew Jarvie, Dallas, Texas Kentucky Jonathan Ronald Jasinski, cum laude, Jungyong Kim, Lexington, Kentucky Williamsville, New York Pauline Hyun Kim, Laguna Hills, California Robert Jordan Jenista, cum laude, Viviana Won Bin Kim, Paramus, New Jersey Colorado Springs, Colorado Kevin Alexander Kimberly, Kenner, Louisiana Jennifer Marie Jesse, cum laude, Westlake, Ohio Kiely Danielle King, Holland, Michigan Marc Bruce Jiorle, Hampton, New Jersey Christine Marie-Lena Klauer, Granger, Indiana Amanda Nicole Johnson, Omaha, Nebraska Cristina Marie Kline-Quiróz, Huntertown, Indiana Bartholomew Walter Peregrine Johnson, cum laude, Port Washington, New York Brittany Angela Johnson, Kenosha, Wisconsin 64 College of Arts and Letters

Christopher James Knoedler, Jr., Saint Paul, William Foote Maloney, Bethesda, Maryland Minnesota Katherine Lee Manfred, Vienna, Virginia Elizabeth Casey Koerbel, cum laude, Denver, Brigid Marie Mangano, summa cum laude, Colorado Lebanon, New Jersey Patricia Joanne Kolberg, Granger, Indiana Meghan Elizabeth Manning, New York, New York Thomas Frederick Kopko, Chicago, Illinois Danielle Margarita Filguerira, Miami Springs, Raymond Paul Korson, Fort Wayne, Indiana Florida Aleksandra Lara Koryzno, Ypsilanti, Michigan Jake Lawrence Marmul, Livonia, Michigan Karen Elizabeth Krog, Cordova, Tennessee Anna-Claire Marrone, Amherst, New York Tara Marie Kron, Mequon, Wisconsin Kirsten Nicole Martin, Porter Ranch, California Cole Tyler Kronewitter, Granger, Indiana Pablo Alfonso Martínez Andrade, San Antonio, Josef Matthew Kuhn, summa cum laude, Texas Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania Anna Michelle Martinez-Montavon, cum laude, Seamus Patrick Laird, Arlington Heights, Illinois Elm Grove, Wisconsin Janna Marie Lam, Mercer Island, Washington James Charles Maslar, summa cum laude, Maria Lamas, Los Angeles, California Brecksville, Ohio Hilary Elaine Landgraf, Niles, Michigan Kelly Maureen Mason, Gallup, New Mexico Kelly Kathleen Langhans, Baden, Pennsylvania Daniel Patrick Masterton, cum laude, Philip Michael Langthorne, cum laude, Arlington Heights, Illinois South Bend, Indiana Christina Therese Mastrucci, magna cum laude, Paul William Lanza, Moorestown, New Jersey Miami, Florida Nicholas R. Villelli LaPlante, cum laude, Spokane, Stephen McKenzie Mattingly, Cincinnati, Ohio Washington Anna Clare Mayer, summa cum laude, Urbana, Bethany Rae Laubacher, summa cum laude, Bend, Illinois Oregon Mary Ellen Mazza, cum laude, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Lucy Catherine Lavely, Orange, Connecticut Tara Patricia McAndrews, Garden City, New York Carolyn McHale Leary, Erie, Pennsylvania Andrew Tiernan McBride, Palos Verdes Estates, Xavier Armand Lebec, Greenwich, Connecticut California Teresa Mei Lee, cum laude, Wilmette, Illinois Victoria Sanyu McBride, Youngstown, Ohio Bridget LeFevour, magna cum laude, Sunfish Lake, Genevieve Kathleen McCabe, Overland Park, Minnesota Kansas Katelyn Patricia Lentz, Ellicott City, Maryland Marisa Anne McCafferty-Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio Karlo Magno Leonor, cum laude, Federal Way, Lauren Kathleen McCallick, magna cum laude, Washington Placentia, California Cherrica Li, cum laude, Carmel, Indiana Laura Ann McCarty, Knoxville, Tennessee Jonathan Lynch Liedl, magna cum laude, Julia Marie McCaw, Birmingham, Alabama Pequot Lakes, Minnesota Cameron Charles McConnell, Bannockburn, Douglas Michael Lim, Cincinnati, Ohio Illinois Laura Elizabeth Lindsley, magna cum laude, Laura Kathleen McCrystal, cum laude, Charlotte, North Carolina Chagrin Falls, Ohio Benjamin Thomas Linskey, cum laude, Hugh Thomas McDermott, Springfield, Illinois West Chester, Pennsylvania Meghan Lorelei McDermott, cum laude, Caitlin Joshua Listro, magna cum laude, Crete, Mount Prospect, Illinois Illinois Bradley Paul McDonald, Ryan, Iowa Colin Robert Littlefield, summa cum laude, Patrick Edward McDonnell, magna cum laude, Loudonville, New York Chardon, Ohio Jonathan Alexander Lopez, Chicago, Illinois Kelly Maureen McGauley, Trenton, Michigan Adrián López Medina, Catherine A. McGillivray, Bloomington, Indiana Tlaltenango de Sánchez Román, Zacatecas, Katherine Ann McGraw, Dana Point, California México William Scott McIntosh, San Gabriel, California Cornelius Vincent Loughery, Jr., cum laude, Mary O'Neill McKeever, cum laude, Arlington Heights, Illinois Cleveland Heights, Ohio Sandra Lucero, North Caldwell, New Jersey Grant Francis McKinley, Lawrenceville, Georgia Norma Jessica Lujan, El Paso, Texas Sara Katherine McLay-Berger, Torrance, Neva Nicole Lundy, Palos Verdes Estates, California California Matthew John Lynch, Collinsville, Oklahoma Cynthia Louise McMackin, cum laude, Mary Katherine Lyons, West Chester, Pennsylvania Ocean Springs, Mississippi Vincent Michael Macri, South Bend, Indiana Matthew William McManus, Stamford, John Rogers Madden, La Grange, Illinois Connecticut Lauren Makenzie Maddox, Midland, Texas Erin Kelly McNeill, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Charles Anthony Mahoney, Edina, Minnesota Katherine Anne McNelis, Berkeley Heights, Shelly Malik, magna cum laude, Omaha, Nebraska New Jersey Alexandra Ventura Mallozzi, Far Hills, New Jersey Courtney Melissa McVey, cum laude, Lorain, Ohio Patrick Charles Maloney, Bethesda, Maryland 65 College of Arts and Letters

Nicola Clancy Menchetti, Tallahassee, Florida James Ryan Ogorzalek, cum laude, Schaumburg, Ellen Marie Metzger, Boulder, Colorado Illinois Kevin William Mickey, summa cum laude, Dublin, Austin Kellett Olson, New Haven, Vermont Ohio Elizabeth Marie Olveda, cum laude, Folsom, David Patrick Millay, Orlando, Florida California Erica LeMay Miller, Irvine, California Emily Anne O'Malley, Boynton Beach, Florida Michael Joseph Miller, New Market, Maryland Jeannie Doyle O'Neill, Saint Davids, Pennsylvania Kyle Gregory Mitchell, Irving, Texas Patrick Flynn O'Neill, Midland, Texas Scott Andrew Mitchell, cum laude, Fort Myers, Riley Thomas Orloff, Austin, Texas Florida Jorge Homero Ortiz, Valparaiso, Indiana Naomi Rose Jenck Mlynski, Hillsboro, Oregon Jacob Mikhail Osborne, Colleyville, Texas Michael Brent Modak, Atlanta, Georgia Katherine Ellen O'Shaughnessy, Wichita, Kansas Clare Ave Monardo, Atlanta, Georgia Megan Elizabeth Osterhout, Mundelein, Illinois Michele Katherine Monk, Augusta, New Jersey Beverly Adanna Ozowara, Fontana, California Daniel Joseph Moore, magna cum laude, Palatine, Michael Patrick Palmer, Berkley, Michigan Illinois Daniel Timothy Paluga, Youngstown, Ohio *James Gregory Moore, New York, New York Soeren Andrew Palumbo, magna cum laude, *Matthew Lonnie Moore, Phoenix, Arizona Palatine, Illinois Elizabeth Marie Morgan, Spring, Texas Puja V. Parikh, Fort Wayne, Indiana Stephen Patrick Morris, Orland Park, Illinois Lauren Nicole Parisi, Hauppauge, New York John Tyler Mowbray, Las Vegas, Nevada Colin Joseph Parker, cum laude, Seattle, Stephanie Erin Mulhern, magna cum laude, Washington Williamsville, New York Gerald Herbert Parshall III, Rockville, Maryland Kathryn Jean Mullaney, cum laude, South Bend, Ryan James Pasiewicz, Glenview, Illinois Indiana Adrienne Leigh Pastula, Hillsdale, Michigan Elizabeth R. Mullen, magna cum laude, Rockford, Kelly Ann Paulius, Orland Park, Illinois Illinois Richard Masaya Paulius, Chicago, Illinois Bridget Theresa Mullins, magna cum laude, Andrew Michael Peiffer, Vandalia, Ohio Hudson, Ohio Erica Christine Pepitone, Lincroft, New Jersey Deanna Michelle Munoz, Highland, Indiana Marcelo Perez, Roswell, New Mexico Justine Elizabeth Murnane, Millwood, New York Lexie Perreras, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Allen Patrick Murphy, magna cum laude, Lakeside, Jennifer Michele Perricone, New Fairfield, California Connecticut Elizabeth Anne Murphy, Alpharetta, Georgia Matthew Armstrong Perron, Centennial, Colorado Laura Kathleen Myers, Wadsworth, Ohio Devereaux Simoine Peters, Chicago, Illinois Anna Samantha Nanigian, San Diego, California Elizabeth Anne Peters, Lake Bluff, Illinois Tyrone Sidney Nash, Queens, New York Graysen Robert Petersen-Fitts, Claire Abraham Naus, summa cum laude, magna cum laude, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Shreveport, Louisiana Anna Marie Peterson, summa cum laude, Nicole Marie Navas, cum laude, Belleair, Florida Dellwood, Minnesota Kerry Leon Neal, Bunn, North Carolina Jason Pham, cum laude, Portland, Oregon Samantha Lee Nees, Granger, Indiana Sean Michael Philbin, Scranton, Pennsylvania Charles Francis Nejedly, Diablo, California Meghan Marie Phillips, cum laude, Dayton, Ohio Alessandra Shea Nepola, magna cum laude, Cari Marie Pick, magna cum laude, Iowa City, Iowa Elk Grove Village, Illinois Margaret Story Nettesheim, Fox Point, Wisconsin Sadie Lynn Pitzenberger, Tomball, Texas Thuy Ca Nguyen, South Bend, Indiana Tessa Ann Plaschke, La Cañada, California Aaron Augustus Nichols, Lansing, Michigan Erin Murphy Plate, Washington Township, Ohio Caitlin Ann Nichols, Inver Grove Heights, Kathleen Marie Poploski, magna cum laude, Minnesota Bethel Park, Pennsylvania Kyle Kevin Nickodem, cum laude, Chapel Hill, Anna Ahlers Porto, summa cum laude, North Carolina West des Moines, Iowa Emily Elizabeth Niznik-Salvaterra, Dubuque, Carrie Elizabeth Powell, Rudolph, Ohio Iowa *Michael Anthony Power, Chicago, Illinois Alexis Kim Nordine, Danville, California *Timothy Sullivan Powers, Granger, Indiana Paige Jeannette Norris, cum laude, South Bend, Kaitlyn Amanda Price, Jensen Beach, Florida Indiana Eric Samuel Prister, South Bend, Indiana Sarah Anne Notebaert, West Chester, Pennsylvania Mark Philip Purcell, Hinsdale, Illinois Megan Marie Novak, Westchester, Illinois Kristen Ann Rafael, Grand Prairie, Texas Emeka Nwankwo, North Miami Beach, Florida Meredith Ann Ragany, cum laude, Princeton, Nicole R. Oberschmied, Elk Grove Village, Illinois New Jersey Cristin Jane O'Connor, summa cum laude, Tigard, *Michael Ragone, Laurel Springs, New Jersey Oregon Erica Lucia Ramirez, Miami, Florida Onyebuchi C. Offodile, Kent, Ohio 66 College of Arts and Letters

Emily Grace Rankin, magna cum laude, Valrico, Eric Steven Routen, Brandon, Florida Florida John Patrick Rowley IV, Fairfax Station, Virginia Bradley Charles Rathe, cum laude, West Chicago, David Scott Ruffer, summa cum laude, Oakton, Illinois Virginia Octavia Julia Ratiu, Austin, Texas Bianca E. Rullan Oliver, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Thomas William Reagan, Yorktown, Virginia Daniel Joseph Russ, Batavia, Ohio Kerry Marie Reardon, Columbus, Ohio Samuel David Russ, cum laude, Eagan, Minnesota Benjamin Matthew Reason, Rochester, Indiana Gregory Andrew Rustico, magna cum laude, Michael Clark Redmond, Winnetka, Illinois Middletown, New York Jasmine Jade-Monee Reed, Wentzville, Missouri Sarah Kathleen Ruszkowski, Villa Park, Illinois Nicholas Charles Phelan Reed, Jefferson City, Annette Marie Ruth, Saint John, Indiana Missouri Benjamin Patrick Ryan, Brighton, Michigan Andrew Michael Rehagen, Jefferson City, Missouri Alexandra Marie Sajben, Chico, California Isaac William Reichman, cum laude, Red Hook, *Ariana Lysandra Salas, Bosque, New Mexico New York Felix José Francisco Salazar, Dallas, Texas Iraisa Ann Reilly, Egg Harbor City, New Jersey *Jose Jorge Sanchez Navarro, San Antonio, Texas Erin Marie Reinke, Jefferson, Ohio Patricia Santamaría Fernández, San Antonio, Peter Jonathan Reisenauer, Morgan Hill, Texas California Katherine Marie Santella, cum laude, Park Ridge, Claire Therese Reising, summa cum laude, Illinois Rolling Meadows, Illinois Catherine Keenan Scallen, Saint Paul, Minnesota Ian John Reither, Castle Rock, Colorado Angela Teresa Schad, Valley View, Texas Ashleigh Anaís Renteria, Los Angeles, California Laura Claire Schaffer, cum laude, Front Royal, Anne Katherine Reser, magna cum laude, Bucyrus, Virginia Ohio Lindsay Barr Schanzer, New Canaan, Connecticut Lauren Marie Restivo, cum laude, Niles, Illinois Julia Ann Scheidler, Indianapolis, Indiana *David McRae Retter, Stamford, Connecticut Kimberly Jean Schlesinger, magna cum laude, Kyle Walter Retzloff, Dayton, Ohio Medfield, Massachusetts Caroline Collins Reyes, Lake Forest, Illinois Brittany Alyssa Schmier, cum laude, Old Bethpage, Christopher Paul Rhodenbaugh, Salem, New York South Carolina Richard Michael Schroeder, magna cum laude, Davis Stribling Rhorer, Jr., Baton Rouge, Fort Wayne, Indiana Louisiana Benjamin Gregory Schultz, Schoolcraft, Michigan Danielle Simone Ribera, Danville, California Thomas John Schuster, Jr., Downers Grove, Colin Timothy Rich, cum laude, Grand Rapids, Illinois Michigan Ryan Andrew Schwab, Ironton, Ohio Alexander Stack Richer, Southborough, James Donald Schwarber III, Oak Park, Illinois Massachusetts Daniel James Scime, summa cum laude, Amherst, Christopher Michael Ridenour, South Bend, New York Indiana Matthew Michael Scioscia, Westlake Village, Erin Maureen Rider, cum laude, Hyde Park, California New York Carleton Goolsby Scott, San Antonio, Texas Rochelle Alexandra Rieger, El Cajon, California Annie Moylan Scully, cum laude, Joliet, Illinois Thomas Ryder Riley, Towson, Maryland Maria C. Sengenberger, cum laude, Steubenville, David Anthony Rivera, Sunnyvale, California Ohio Clifton Joseph Roberts, Fairfield, Connecticut Andrew Ryan Seroff, Boulder, Colorado Kaitlin Marie Robinson, Edina, Minnesota Andrew Dezso Magpuri Shaffer, John Alexander Rocha, Lake Forest, Illinois magna cum laude, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Cornelius Stephen Rogers, Hampton Bays, Jessica Lindsay Shaffer, Silver Spring, Maryland New York Caroline Rose Shakour, South Bend, Indiana Torie Ann Roig, Anniston, Alabama Cameron Patrick Shane, Colorado Springs, Meghan Elizabeth Rolfs, Salt Lake City, Utah Colorado Janelle Andrea Romano, cum laude, Rebecca Evelyn Sharbaugh, summa cum laude, North Barrington, Illinois Ligonier, Pennsylvania Julie Adel Romano, Corpus Christi, Texas Rebecca Marie Sharon, Ellensburg, Washington Sara Ann Romano, Des Plaines, Illinois Jennifer Catherine Shaw, San Diego, California Michael C. Rooney, Dresher, Pennsylvania Joseph Andrew Sheehan, Parma, Ohio Daniella Cynthia Rosa, Naples, Florida Joseph Patrick Sheehan, Palm City, Florida Marco Antonio Rosales, Glendale, Arizona Skyler Brook Shenk, Tucson, Arizona Rachel Marie Roseberry, magna cum laude, William Walker Shields IV, Daphne, Alabama Galion, Ohio Kathleen Elizabeth Shircliff, Colorado Springs, Amber Lynn Rosenberg, Bemus Point, New York Colorado Ryan James Rosich, Carmel, Indiana Alexa Lawton Shoen, San Diego, California 67 College of Arts and Letters

*Alexandra Francis Shue, Saint Petersburg, Khai Jarell Thomas, Albany, New York Florida Margaret Mary Caroline Thomas, Anthony Edward Sierawski, Sterling Heights, summa cum laude, South Bend, Indiana Michigan John Joseph Thornton, Villa Park, Illinois Laura Ann Simons, New Fairfield, Connecticut Kathryn Claire Thornton, cum laude, Vass, Elizabeth Lorna Ann Simpson, North Carolina summa cum laude, Powell, Wyoming Joanna Ruth Thurnes, summa cum laude, Suzanne Clare Singer, Omaha, Nebraska Newport News, Virginia Sierra Jean Skelton, Ventura, California Christina Marie Tofani, Lebanon, New Jersey Sarah Skillen, magna cum laude, Thomas Francis Tokoly, Crown Point, Indiana Rancho Palos Verdes, California Lauren Fusz Tonon, Charlotte, North Carolina Aubry Rose Skorich, Duluth, Minnesota *Patrick Toole, Westport, Connecticut Ryan David Slaney, North East, Pennsylvania Michelle Lee Toscano, Smithtown, New York Daniel H. Slubowski, magna cum laude, Georges-Philippe Adrien Toumayan, Palos Hills, Illinois South Bend, Indiana Brian Christopher Smith, Olathe, Kansas David Amando James Trujillo, cum laude, Brooks Edmund Smith, Oak Park, Illinois Tuscon, Arizona Caitlin Mae Smith, summa cum laude, Charleston, Jody Erin Valdivia, Anaheim Hills, California West Virginia Allison Claire Vander Broek, cum laude, Pella, Connor Wood Smith, Carlisle, Massachusetts Iowa Elise Ann Smith, Mendham, New Jersey Joshua Cameron Varanelli, Tampa, Florida Katlyn Elizabeth Smith, cum laude, Wheaton, Virginia Leigh Varraveto, Leawood, Kansas Illinois Joel Viramontes Gallegos, South Bend, Indiana Kiany Elena Smith, Flushing, New York Kaitlin Chantal von Hoffmann, Coto de Caza, Kristin Julia Smith, Port Washington, Wisconsin California Molly Frances Smith, Dublin, Ohio Michael James Wagner, Saint Louis, Missouri Tyler Justin Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio Nicolle Louise Walkling, Ridgecrest, California Stephanie M. Sohn, Ronkonkoma, New York *Maggie Catherine Waller, Saint Louis, Missouri Joseph Michael Soley, Lebanon, New Jersey Rachel Washington, Los Angeles, California Kathryn Marie Sparks, cum laude, Indianapolis, Kali Lauren Watkins, Newport News, Virginia Indiana Ann Marie Weber, cum laude, Grand Junction, Reid Griffin Spears, Tulsa, Oklahoma Colorado Andrew James Spica, Kentwood, Michigan Cynthia Marie Weber, Hendersonville, Tennessee Amanda Louise Spiegelberg, Santa Ana, California Kate Diana Weber, San Diego, California Kaitlin M. Spillane, cum laude, West Nyack, Kelly Marie Weber, cum laude, Grand Rapids, New York Michigan Anne Miriam Spont, magna cum laude, Lauren Anne Weber, cum laude, Flossmoor, Illinois Bellingham, Massachusetts Bryan Louis Wein, East Greenwich, Rhode Island Amanda Springstead, South Bend, Indiana Stephanie Weiser, Elwood, Illinois Barbara Jean Stansil, Gary, Indiana Jennifer Ann Weller, Brownsburg, Indiana Ansley Yates Stewart, Alexandria, Virginia Samuel Jennings Werner, Norwalk, Connecticut Laraque Stewart, Kenner, Louisiana Lauren Elizabeth Wester, magna cum laude, Shea Alysse Streeter, cum laude, Fort Thomas, Fairfax, Virginia Kentucky Emily Stewart Whalen, cum laude, Wescosville, John Patrick Sturm, cum laude, Chevy Chase, Pennsylvania Maryland Scott Michael Whalen, Hendersonville, Tennessee Audrey Sui, Joliet, Illinois Christopher John White, Alexandria, Virginia Caitlin Rose Sullivan, cum laude, Boca Raton, Louisa Ann White, Newark, Delaware Florida Marie Elizabeth Wicht, cum laude, Stamford, Maura Katherine Sullivan, Weymouth, Connecticut Massachusetts Kalen Elizabeth Wilczek, Merritt Island, Florida Francesca Kathleen Swalwell, Kansas City, Ian Rochester Williams, Altamonte Springs, Missouri Florida Matthew Joel Swanson, cum laude, Ollie, Iowa Christopher Connor Wills, Baltimore, Maryland Samantha Ann Swanson, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Amanda Kathryn Wilson, Overland Park, Kansas Timothy Neil Sweeney, Los Gatos, California Robert Drexel Wilson, Bellmore, New York Mark A. Tancredi, magna cum laude, Naperville, *Michael James Winding, South Bend, Indiana Illinois Mark Timothy Winkler, cum laude, Tulsa, Christina Marie Tellez, Colleyville, Texas Oklahoma Matthew Ryan Thau, Parkland, Florida Thomas Anderton Wiseman IV, Nashville, Andrew Lewis Thomas, Eagan, Minnesota Tennessee Jacqueline Claire Thomas, Wilkes Barre, Anne Elise Witt, cum laude, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 68 College of Arts and Letters

*John Thomas Wolohan, Kentwood, Michigan 7Daniel John Woodhouse, cum laude, Lexington, Sean Casey Wong, Waipahu, Hawaii Massachusetts Marissa Lynn Woodard, Melbourne, Florida Timothy Joseph Woodward, magna cum laude, Overland Park, Kansas Caitlin Elizabeth Wrend, magna cum laude, Inverness, Illinois Miao Xue, Shanghai, People's Republic of China Theresa Laurel Yerkes, River Forest, Illinois Elizabeth Marie Young, summa cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Sara Kathleen Yusko, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Erin Marie Zacek, Spring Lake, Michigan Emma Marie Zainey, magna cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Timothy Paul Zintak, Orland Park, Illinois Julie Katherine Zorb, cum laude, Chandler, Arizona Javi Aitor Zubizarreta, magna cum laude, Boise, Idaho Andrew Lawrence Zutz, cum laude, Potomac, Maryland

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ON: Jordan Michael Bergmann, Derby, Kansas Simone Verene Childs Bigi, Granger, Indiana Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Jose Alfredo Blakeley-Ruiz, Redmond, Washington Paula Josefina Olivieri, Gaithersburg, Maryland Brooke Anne Bonnette, Haddonfield, New Jersey Cody Alan Borgstrom, Hermitage, Pennsylvania Degree awarded January 2, 2011 Jason Anthony Breig, cum laude, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Alexander E. Bess, Chicago, Illinois Theresa Carol Brenberg, Wyoming, Minnesota Brian Michael Cash, Birmingham, Michigan *David Allen Bretz, South Bend, Indiana Peggy Sue Chang, Granger, Indiana Carlos Gustavo Briseno Gonzalez, Guadalajara, Antoinette Marie Day, Dallas, Texas Mexico Lauren Ann Fowlkes, Lees Summit, Missouri Matthew James Brown, Dunedin, Florida Nathan Mark Hammes, Westfield, Indiana Justin Edward Browne, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Melissa Tresna Harintho, Saint Louis, Missouri Conor Robert Bruen, Carmel, Indiana Mary Frances Kearns, North Palm Beach, Florida John David Brumm, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio Matthew Hunter Keller, Sandusky, Ohio *Caitlin M. Burke, Port Barrington, Illinois Tae Sung Ku, Los Angeles, California Joseph Stephen Burnett, cum laude, Illyssa Teagan Lawson, Anderson, Indiana Westlake Village, California Joan K. Lee, Dublin, Ohio Carolyn Evelyn Caballero, Miami, Florida Sean Gavin McGee, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Mary Elizabeth Antoinette Calabrese, Daniel James Osburn, Indianapolis, Indiana Westchester, Illinois Sean Christopher Puscas, Rochester Hills, Rebecca Ann Caples, Sparks, Nevada Michigan John Joseph Carroll, summa cum laude, James T. Redshaw, Jr., North Huntingdon, Portsmouth, Rhode Island Pennsylvania Spencer John Carter, magna cum laude, Boise, Nicholas Martin Struemph, Jefferson City, Idaho Missouri Theresa Susan Cattuna, Cherry Hill, New Jersey Donna Marie Cerabona, summa cum laude, Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Arlington Heights, Illinois David Joseph Chan, Louisville, Kentucky David Jordan Adams, Brentwood, Tennessee Jeffrey Po-Wells Chen, Walnut, California Caitlin Han Aguiar, Woodside, New York Wesley Thomas Cheng, Arlington, Texas Elaine Rose Amoresano, cum laude, Glen Rock, Kristina Marie Cieslak, magna cum laude, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania John Walter Anders, Mount Prospect, Illinois Alexandria Nicole Colaco, Danville, California *Benjamin Curtis Andersen, Fridley, Minnesota Elaine Patricia Coldren, magna cum laude, Nicholas Robert Anderson, Rochester, Minnesota Flossmoor, Illinois Meredith Patricia Andrews, Golden, Colorado Anna Bourget Coles, cum laude, Kalamazoo, Brittany Lynn Angarola, cum laude, Whittier, Michigan California Mary Kathleen Conboy, cum laude, Windham, Rudy Awah Atang, Houston, Texas New Hampshire Christine Marie Bacha, magna cum laude, Akron, Brad Gilbert Cordova, Belen, New Mexico Ohio Sarah Colleen Corke, Granger, Indiana Andrea Catherine Bailey, cum laude, Louisville, Julianne Corroto, magna cum laude, Dublin, Ohio Colorado Elizabeth Marie Cotter, Crystal Lake, Illinois Michele Marie Bailey, Orland Park, Illinois Allison Diane Couture, Appleton, Wisconsin Anamaria Theresa Baluyut, Saint Peters, Missouri Emily Grace Craven, Nashville, Tennessee Alexander Francis Barbuto, Leavenworth, Kansas *David Michael Cray, Mount Laurel, New Jersey Scott William Barton, cum laude, Lenexa, Kansas James Vincent Crivella, Rockville, Maryland Natalie Marie Bath, Newburgh, Indiana Jennifer Lynn D'Auria, summa cum laude, Heather Marie Beaty, magna cum laude, Dayton, Hermitage, Pennsylvania Ohio Elizabeth Jo Davis, Puyallup, Washington John Talbott Belcher, Cheyenne, Wyoming William Tyler Davis, magna cum laude, Nashville, Alexander David Benner, Chalfont, Pennsylvania Tennessee Kara Lynn Bennett, Spring City, Tennessee Daniel Michael Dean, Lisle, Illinois 70 Katherine Alexandra Despotes, Katherine Elizabeth Grant, West Bridgewater, magna cum laude, Raleigh, North Carolina Massachusetts Matthew Thomas DeStefani, Western Springs, Sarah Elizabeth Gray, Midland, Michigan Illinois Stephanie Rose Gretsch, Downers Grove, Illinois Margaret Elizabeth Devany, Germantown, Katherine Chandler Gruenberg, cum laude, Maryland Winter Park, Florida Ryan Scott Dolan, cum laude, Atlanta, Georgia Taylor Shannon Gulley, cum laude, New Canaan, Katherine Elizabeth Dorociak, summa cum laude, Connecticut Sarasota, Florida Hannah Trâm Anh Hà, Marrero, Louisiana Kendall Marsh Downer, cum laude, Acton, Caitlin Elizabeth Hackett, magna cum laude, Massachusetts Upper Arlington, Ohio Erin Margaret Doyle, Strongsville, Ohio Kyle Gregory Hakanen, Granger, Indiana Adeline Rose Dozois, magna cum laude, Sara Elizabeth Harker, Granger, Indiana Bradenton, Florida Alyssa Michelle Hartsell, Hinsdale, Illinois Michael Moors Dressing, Cincinnati, Ohio William Robert Hayman, Holmen, Wisconsin Bryce Ellsworth Durgin, Warsaw, Indiana Jessica Pauline Hedrich, magna cum laude, Gregory William Dutcher, cum laude, Great Falls, Portland, Maine Virginia Michael Patrick Henry, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Ryan Patrick Dwyer, magna cum laude, Pewaukee, Ashley Kathleen Herrmann, Nashville, Tennessee Wisconsin Robert Joseph Herrod, Chesterton, Indiana Andrew Schiller Ea, Hanson, Massachusetts Allison Renee Herschel, summa cum laude, Maureen C. Early, magna cum laude, Brownsburg, South Bend, Indiana Indiana Elizabeth Ann High, Granger, Indiana Courtney Jade Ensslin, cum laude, Loudonville, Kimberly Marie Hildner, Ocala, Florida New York Jordan Robert Hill, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio Thomas John Enzweiler, Brownsville, Texas Linh Ngoc Hoang, Costa Mesa, California Grant Philip Erickson, summa cum laude, Sarah Elizabeth Hodge, cum laude, McAllen, Texas Bloomington, Minnesota Kevin Edward Hodges, magna cum laude, Nina Marie Farivari, cum laude, Bethesda, Naperville, Illinois Maryland Austin Carl Holler, Terre Haute, Indiana Dylan Patrick Haynes Fernandez, Columbus, Nicholas Frank Holzemer, summa cum laude, Ohio Hastings, Minnesota Shanik Joseph Fernando, cum laude, Portland, Mary Catherine Howard, summa cum laude, Oregon Fountain Hills, Arizona Grace Patricia Fidgeon, Sebastian, Florida Julie A. Hull, San Diego, California Meredith Elise Figg, Indianapolis, Indiana Erin Mary Hurley, Horseheads, New York Colleen Bernadette Finlay, Park Ridge, Illinois Kristen Elizabeth Hussey, Woodstock, Illinois Colleen Barbara Flahive, magna cum laude, Khoa Tan Huynh, South Bend, Indiana Powell, Ohio *YuneSahng Hwang, Taejeon, Republic of Korea Kevin Colin Flanagan, Kansas City, Missouri Daniel Insulza, Washington, District of Columbia Michael James Flanigan, Greenwood, Indiana James Robert Irving, Anchorage, Alaska William Patrick Flavin, Darien, Illinois Ryo Isshiki, Tsukuba City, Japan Genevieve Flores, Temple, Texas Ryan Jeffrey Jacobs, Roscoe, Illinois Rebecca Loberg Flynn, cum laude, Saint Louis, Evan William James, Woodbury, Minnesota Missouri Alyssa Ann Jank, Elmhurst, Illinois Lisa A. Folkerth, Dayton, Ohio Venessa Amalia Jaramillo, Manassa, Colorado Christopher Thomas Freise, San Francisco, Emily Rene Jensen, Anchorage, Alaska California Joseph Christopher Jensen, Eden Prairie, Elizabeth Julia Freund, East Lansing, Michigan Minnesota Kristin Veronica Gales, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Michelle Anne Jodziewicz, Los Angeles, California James Patrick Gallagher II, Grosse Pointe Farms, Celia Michelle Johns, Louisville, Kentucky Michigan Cole Richard Johnson, Hudson, Ohio Rani Irene Gallardo, San Diego, California Corbin Scott Johnson, Missoula, Montana Karla Maria Garcia-Huerta, Cary, North Carolina Lindsey Brett Jones, cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Moriah Jovita Gerrish, Peyton, Colorado Joslyn Abraham Jose, Sterling Heights, Michigan Theresa Elizabeth Gildner, cum laude, Jessica Rae Judge, cum laude, East Sandwich, Bainbridge Island, Washington Massachusetts Jonathan David Gillig, Milton, Georgia Frederick William Jung, Mesa, Arizona Dennis John Goebel, Jr., summa cum laude, Kristopher Allen Kast, summa cum laude, Wixom, Michigan Tell City, Indiana Dominic Adam Golab, Birmingham, Michigan Megan Elizabeth Keegan, Marietta, Ohio Patrick James Gorman, Upper Montclair, Mary Farrington Kelly, Garden City, New York New Jersey Kasey Ann Kendall, Independence, Missouri Christine Mary Gotimer, Manhasset, New York Sean Patrick Kickham, Chesterfield, Missouri 71 College of Science

Christine Yumi Kim, Glenview, Illinois Michelle Anne Maurin, summa cum laude, Kang Suhp Kim, cum laude, Fairfax, Virginia Houston, Texas Luke Anthony Kippenbrock, magna cum laude, Lindsey Allison McAlarnen, Vero Beach, Florida Brownsburg, Indiana Regina Marie McCormack, Decatur, Illinois Gregory Joseph Klazura, Rockford, Illinois Ryan Allen McDermott, Ramstein, Germany Elizabeth Grace Kleinschmidt, Grapevine, Texas Michael Robert McDonnell, Chandler, Arizona Emma Leigh Klosterman, Leonard, Michigan Andrew Joseph McGauley, cum laude, Carmel, Rachel Anne Koch, Saint Cloud, Minnesota Indiana Andrew Paul Kolbeck, Richfield, Wisconsin Mary Claire McGowan, Syracuse, New York Emily Kay Kolbus, cum laude, Goshen, Indiana *Brianna Rose McGuire, Fort Drum, New York Kathleen Marie Kowalski, Chicago, Illinois Katherine Annette McKeough, Green Bay, Lauren F. Kowalski, Sparta, New Jersey Wisconsin Patrick Michael Kozak, cum laude, Richmond, Richard James McLaughlin, Burr Ridge, Illinois Virginia Elizabeth Rose McMahon, Syracuse, New York Brianna Morgan Krafcik, Aurora, Ohio Michael Scott McMahon, cum laude, South Bend, John Byron Kramb, magna cum laude, Indiana Waynesville, Ohio John Alexander McMannis, Houston, Texas Jeremy Lee Kramer, cum laude, Huntingburg, Joseph F. McMullen III, Syracuse, New York Indiana Mary Florence McMullen, Pittsburgh, Kurt Michael Krautmann, cum laude, Pennsylvania Jefferson City, Missouri Colin Andrew McNamara, Alva, Florida Bryan Patrick Lamb, magna cum laude, Tyler Smith McQueen, summa cum laude, Bloomingdale, Illinois Louisville, Kentucky Emily Margaret Lambert, Walworth, New York Matthew R. Meinert, Sylvania, Ohio Adam Greyson Lamm, Mishawaka, Indiana Phoebe Lynn Mellen, magna cum laude, Sara Christine Lamoureux, Omaha, Nebraska Cherry Hill, New Jersey Daniel Louis Lara II, Modesto, California Jacqueline Elizabeth Merola, Centereach, Edward Andrews Larkin, summa cum laude, New York East Lansing, Michigan Katie Lynn Meunier, cum laude, Corte Madera, Richard Francis Latuska, magna cum laude, California Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Emily Marie Meyer, Springfield, Illinois Christy Phuc Le, Portland, Oregon Nikhil Mikkilineni, Warren, New Jersey Thinh Anh Le, Portland, Oregon Derryl Joseph Miller, Indianapolis, Indiana Donald Albert Lemire III, Mickleton, New Jersey John Zachery Miller, Pittsford, New York Brandon John Lewis, Cape Coral, Florida Tyler Jerome Mingo, cum laude, Eden Prairie, Neill Y. Li, cum laude, Nashville, Tennessee Minnesota Katherine Ann Linnemanstons, Mequon, Sean Michael Mitchell, cum laude, Naperville, Wisconsin Illinois Joseph Michael Livingston, Lindenhurst, Michael James Mogavero, Erie, Pennsylvania New York Olivia Rae Mohan, Frankfort, Illinois Matthew Thomas Lopez, Fort Collins, Colorado Katherine Anne Reiko Mohrig, Milton, Georgia Grace Louise Loppnow, magna cum laude, Margaret Abigail Moon, Greenville, South Carolina Dousman, Wisconsin Patrick Terrance Moran, Livonia, Michigan Amelia Claire Lucisano, summa cum laude, Gabriela Moriel, Hacienda Heights, California San Diego, California Lindsay Bryn Morris, magna cum laude, Todd Christopher Ludwig, Monclova, Ohio Boca Raton, Florida Andrew John Luttrell, Granger, Indiana Michael Jitsuo Murayama, Philadelphia, Theresa Marie Lyons, Saint Louis, Missouri Pennsylvania Meredith Brite MacGregor, Agoura Hills, Tomas Andrew Murphy, East Lansing, Michigan California Elizabeth Elsie Nagel, magna cum laude, Marco Antonio Magallon, Rancho Cucamonga, Flossmoor, Illinois California Mckenna Graham Nakamura, Kailua, Hawaii Michael John Maggart, Knoxville, Tennessee Emma Kathleen Nalezny, cum laude, Edina, David John Grande Magjuka, Greenwood, Indiana Minnesota Maeve Colleen Maher, magna cum laude, Claire Abraham Naus, summa cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Shreveport, Louisiana Reid Christopher Mahoney, Wheaton, Illinois Marita Ann Neidecker, Dublin, Ohio Michelle Elaine Maitz, Ascot, United Kingdom Anjelica Quynh-Thu Nguyen, Cincinnati, Ohio Nicholas John Mancinelli, magna cum laude, Sara Dorsey Niedbalski, South Bend, Indiana Lakewood, Colorado Melissa Ann Nolan, Dayton, Ohio Katherine Claire Manley, Kenosha, Wisconsin Nicholas James Normandin, Costa Mesa, Adam Douglas Marsh, Granger, Indiana California Michael James Maurer, Richmond, Indiana Samuel John Novario, Ottawa, Illinois 72 College of Science

Kurt Francis Nowak, Globe, Arizona Edward Henry Schaefer IV, summa cum laude, Christina Marie Nypaver, Northville, Michigan Eau Claire, Wisconsin Sean Timothy O'Boyle, Dalton, Georgia Robert Hayes Schafer, Granger, Indiana Kelly Devlin O'Brien, cum laude, Columbus, Ohio Kathleen Anne Schenkel, Fort Wayne, Indiana Patrick William O'Brien, cum laude, Kankakee, Alison Elizabeth Schilling, Oak Forest, Illinois Illinois Kimberly Jean Schlesinger, magna cum laude, Shane Eugene O'Brien, Spencerport, New York Medfield, Massachusetts Dakota Lee O'Dell, magna cum laude, Daniel Robert Schmitt, magna cum laude, Saratoga Springs, New York Palatine, Illinois Deborah Nicole Olmstead, cum laude, Greenwood, Phillip Richard Schneider, Hayti, South Dakota Indiana Lindsay Frances Schwartz, Libertyville, Illinois Megan Patricia Otero, Mequon, Wisconsin Cecilia Anne Scrafford, Wichita, Kansas John Jacob Pardo, cum laude, Rochester, New York Nola Marie Seta, cum laude, Grayson, Georgia JiSung Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea Erica Michelle Severson, Rockford, Michigan Joshua Seung Hoon Park, cum laude, Libertyville, Ryan Andrew Shannon, magna cum laude, Illinois McLean, Virginia Daniel Thomas Parker, cum laude, Palatine, Ryan Devin Shay, Miami, Florida Illinois James Leonard Shubert, West Bloomfield, *Natalie Melissa Parra, Ontario, California Michigan Michelle Therese Patzelt, cum laude, Plymouth, Margaret Jean Skinner, McLean, Virginia Minnesota Daniel H. Slubowski, magna cum laude, Jessica Marie Pearson, Harvard, Illinois Palos Hills, Illinois R. Sean Joseph Pennino, Victor, New York Kathleen Mae Snyder, Maple Grove, Minnesota Mason Mary Perkins, Wayland, Massachusetts Heejeong Son, Lexington, Kentucky Christopher David Pfarr, Highlands Ranch, Jennifer Ann Sowinski, Manitowoc, Wisconsin Colorado Timothy Thomas Spear, cum laude, Mokena, Gabriel S. Pham, Tinton Falls, New Jersey Illinois Guillermo Elías Pi, Tampa, Florida Jessica Elin Spiewak, Bloomingdale, Illinois Ryan J. Pietrocarlo, cum laude, Rochester, Ashley Nadine Sprigg, magna cum laude, Poway, New York California Katherine May Pietrucha, Schaumburg, Illinois Joanna Leigh Stabile, Leonardtown, Maryland Catherine Lacy Pitman, summa cum laude, Luke Anthony Stavole, Cleveland, Ohio Owings, Maryland *Jeffrey David Steimle, Naperville, Illinois Carlos A. Pla Fernandez, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Kara Leigh Strass, cum laude, Huntington, Indiana Kelsey Marie Poinsatte-Jones, South Bend, John Leo Strutner, cum laude, Pebble Beach, Indiana California Nettie Kate Pyne, Columbus, Ohio A. Nichole Sullivan, Carmel, Indiana Daniel Joseph Quinlan, Saint Louis, Missouri James David Summers, Columbus, Ohio Julissa Nicole Quintero, San Antonio, Texas Shayna Anne Sura, magna cum laude, Erin Kathleen Ramelb, Omaha, Nebraska Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin Jocelyn Mary Rausch, Canton, Massachusetts Meghan Ann Sweeney, Charlotte, North Carolina Teresa Marie Raya, La Mirada, California Nicholas Ryan Tallarida, San Diego, California Steven Ren, Oak Park, Illinois Catherine Danielle Tan, Des Plaines, Illinois Ryan Michael Renacci, cum laude, Wadsworth, Andrew Edwin Taylor, Birmingham, Alabama Ohio Matthew Ryan Thau, Parkland, Florida Karen Eileen Riedl, Falcon Heights, Minnesota Claire Elizabeth Thesing, magna cum laude, Stephen Alexander Riney, Katy, Texas Hopkinton, New Hampshire Stefanie Ann Rintoul, Northville, Michigan Kathryn Lynn Thesing, cum laude, Leawood, Geoffrey W. Roberts, Maineville, Ohio Kansas Mark Joseph Robertshaw, Chesterfield, Missouri Lauren Marie Thompson, Leawood, Kansas Matthew Gerald Robinson, Wheaton, Illinois Laura Elizabeth Tiche, Boyers, Pennsylvania James Robert Rudloff, cum laude, Washington, Alexander Raymond Toth, cum laude, Villa Park, Missouri Illinois Frances Elizabeth Rudolf, magna cum laude, Zachary Wyatt Townsend, Fairborn, Ohio Mercer Island, Washington Michael Patrick Troy, Charlotte, North Carolina Danielle Patricia Rush, Hinsdale, Illinois Melissa Ann Truitt, cum laude, Crystal Lake, John Walker Russell, Winnetka, Illinois Illinois Annette Marie Ruth, Saint John, Indiana Marisa Quyen Truong, Strongsville, Ohio Matthew Joseph Sanchez, magna cum laude, Rohit Feroz Ummer, El Paso, Texas Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Colleen Mae Valencia, Strongsville, Ohio Rebecca Claire Sandbothe, cum laude, Elizabeth Evans Van Dyke, cum laude, Jefferson City, Missouri Bainbridge Island, Washington Angela Teresa Schad, Valley View, Texas Matthew Van Norman, Harlingen, Texas 73 College of Science

Alicia Lynn Vasto, Adel, Iowa Vanessa Kimberly Viloria, Wailuku, Hawaii Eileen Catherine Wahl, magna cum laude, Lexington, Kentucky Leah Ashley Walker, Allison Park, Pennsylvania Lauren Danielle Walsh, cum laude, Plymouth, Minnesota Megan Elizabeth Walsh, Valparaiso, Indiana Robert Charles Ward, Edina, Minnesota Andrew Paul Watkins, Bloomington, Indiana *Robert Christopher Webber, Salt Lake City, Utah *Robert Lysle Wedow, Kingsford Heights, Indiana Adam Thomas Weightman, magna cum laude, Clarkston, Michigan Emily Louise Weil, Lynbrook, New York Kelly Marie Werner, cum laude, Lombard, Illinois Elizabeth Anne White, Jackson, Michigan Andrew Dale Wiand, South Bend, Indiana Maureen Anne Williams, cum laude, Windermere, Florida *Michael James Winding, South Bend, Indiana John Patrick Winnike, Menlo Park, California Christopher Louis Wynkoop, Cinnaminson, New Jersey Miao Xue, Shanghai, People's Republic of China David Y. Yang, summa cum laude, Carmel, Indiana Byung Jo Yoon, Jechon, Republic of Korea Joshua Gordon Zavilla, Lancaster, Pennsylvania *Mengyun Zhu, Guangdong, People’s Republic of China David Isaac Zimmer, Angola, Indiana Jonathan Robert Zurcher, Columbia, South Carolina

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THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING ON: CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ON:

Degree awarded January 2, 2011 Degree awarded January 2, 2011

Steven Joseph DeLaurentis, Sewell, New Jersey Faisa T. Hussein, Charlotte, North Carolina

Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Candidates for degree May 22, 2011

Gillian Allsup, Shelton, Connecticut Rosary Christine Torralba Abot, Andrew Nugent Balhoff, Marriottsville, Maryland magna cum laude, Sacramento, California Nathan James Bush, Grapevine, Texas Brian Nicholas Bakey, Orefield, Pennsylvania Jesse Remé Casadaban, Metairie, Louisiana Eileen Elizabeth Bingle, cum laude, Toledo, Ohio René Roland Casiano, San Antonio, Texas Anthony Christian Bonadio, cum laude, Marietta, Brian William Castello, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Georgia Joseph Daniel Evetts, cum laude, Memphis, Andrew David Bradford, magna cum laude, Tennessee Idaho Falls, Idaho Maria Theresa Gaither, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Caitlin Michelle Broglie, Doylestown, Pennsylvania William Barry Garrahan, Richmond, Virginia Priscilla Yvette Cavazos, Houston, Texas Nicholas Charles Geraci, magna cum laude, Peter Chhoy, Lowell, Massachusetts Aurora, Colorado Andrew Scott Chipouras, Rochester, New York Addison John Gomez, Belleville, Illinois Jonathan Michael Conway, cum laude, Landisville, Colleen Theresa Harris, Colleyville, Texas Pennsylvania #Teresa Ann Henisey, cum laude, Mission Viejo, Xanic Eugenia Cortez, Houston, Texas California Elizabeth Anne Dallacqua, Rochester Hills, Kyle Joseph Higdon, cum laude, Long Beach, Michigan Indiana *Barton Joseph Dear, Spring, Texas Michele Lauren Hoefer, Sparks, Nevada Hannah Louise Dombek, cum laude, Jonathan Richard Holland, magna cum laude, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota Saint Louis, Missouri Alissa Cronin Donahue, Duxbury, Massachusetts Thomas Cahill Kenny, Naperville, Illinois Brendan Andrew Fay, Warrington, Pennsylvania Brendan John Kiefer, Nashville, Tennessee Margaret Jane Fleming, Dunwoody, Georgia Benjamin Thomas LaPres, cum laude, Gregory Scott Flood, Tulsa, Oklahoma Grand Rapids, Michigan Nicholas Eric Frey, cum laude, Cincinnati, Ohio Stephen Alexander Lauria, cum laude, Michael Fondi Glaser, Eldersburg, Maryland Staten Island, New York Christopher Albert Gurries, magna cum laude, Adam Thomas Letcher, Brookfield, Illinois Reno, Nevada *Matthew Peter McDowell, Aurora, Illinois Lucas Sebastian Harvey, Monument, Colorado Francisco Alfredo Morales Trujillo, San Salvador, Abigail Leslie Jackson, Peru, Indiana El Salvador *Trevor Henry Jackson, Metairie, Louisiana Minh Tam Nguyen, Houston, Texas Christopher Joseph Kaltenbach, Newtonville, Zachariah John Nussman, Kingsport, Tennessee Massachusetts Gerard Thomas Orozco, San Antonio, Texas Maureen Elizabeth Koegel, Merrick, New York Julia Langdon Potter, Mason, Ohio Jennifer Lauren Kovacs, Houston, Texas Colin Andrew Pratt, Mukilteo, Washington Christopher Jee Han Lee, Carmel, Indiana Angela Marie Puente, Redondo Beach, California Peter D. Lobaccaro, summa cum laude, Holmdel, Piyush Milind Ranade, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania New Jersey Brian John Robins, Billings, Montana Clarke David Madigan, Duxbury, Massachusetts Kenneth William Schlax, cum laude, Deerfield, Silvana Martinez, El Paso, Texas Illinois Samantha Lynn Miller, summa cum laude, Gregory Jordan Schoolcraft, San Jose, California Idaho Falls, Idaho Ryan David Slaney, North East, Pennsylvania Zachary David Miller, magna cum laude, Dayton, Matthew Michael Zak, Lake Zurich, Illinois Ohio Charles William Mitchell, magna cum laude, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Thomas Alan Noel, cum laude, Louisville, Kentucky Jennifer Lynn Hellyer, Granger, Indiana Robert Ryan Novak, Bothell, Washington Daniel John Iwanski, cum laude, Tiverton, Joseph Ronald O'Connor, Omaha, Nebraska Rhode Island Megan Rose O'Keefe, magna cum laude, Richard Christopher Kennedy, Saint Louis, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Missouri Matthew Armstrong Perron, Centennial, Colorado Robert Karl Kingery III, Helena, Montana Allison Janine Pifer, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Peter Joseph Koppel III, Wilmington, Delaware Bryant Austin Purse, Kansas City, Missouri McKena Catherine Kovar, Cypress, Texas Kevin James Quigley, Kingwood, Texas John Milton LaBarge III, Fairfax, Virginia Joseph Patrick Raycroft, Munster, Indiana Genevieve Elizabeth Malone, Dayton, Ohio Erin Elizabeth Richards, Huntsville, Alabama Maureen Elizabeth Mathias, Frederick, Maryland David Alexander Riehm, cum laude, Stillwater, Kameron Patrick Mayne, Russell, Kentucky Minnesota Kevin Thomas McKernan, Colorado Springs, Anthony Joseph Rizzo, The Woodlands, Texas Colorado Nicholas Nury Ruof, Fresno, California Andrew David Mullen, magna cum laude, Paul Nathan Salazar, Houston, Texas Santa Cruz, California Kevin Stephen Sallah, summa cum laude, Brian Gerald O'Connor, West Simsbury, Hopewell Junction, New York Connecticut Aaron Joseph Scheid, magna cum laude, Dayton, Brian Andrew Patterson, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Ohio Maureen Ann Pendergast, South Bend, Indiana Miriam Joan Shakalli Tang, Panama City, Jonathan Thomas Pfrommer, magna cum laude, Panama Reno, Nevada Barbie N. Shaw, Calumet City, Illinois John Christopher Przywara, Cincinnati, Ohio Kathleen Mary Stanley, Warrenville, Illinois Ellen Catherine Quigley, Benicia, California Kristen Aileen Tappel, Cincinnati, Ohio Brittani R. Russell, magna cum laude, Beaver, Richard Michael Taylor, Findlay, Ohio Pennsylvania Steven Paul Thomas, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Timothy Patrick Ryan, Oakland, California Sarah Kathryn Weiler, Downers Grove, Illinois Santiago Sánchez, Bogota, Colombia Paige Elizabeth White, Boise, Idaho Megan Lauren Smith, Frankfort, Illinois Caroline Alice Yamartino, Wayland, Jenna Lynne Stagliano, Colts Neck, New Jersey Massachusetts Kathy Ann Steiner, Geneva, Indiana Patrick Mackey Yee, Buffalo Grove, Illinois Kevin John Vega, cum laude, Baton Rouge, David Joseph Zadigian, cum laude, Alliance, Ohio Louisiana Alexander Donald Wallach, Hinsdale, Illinois Abigail Jane Wilkins, Crown Point, Indiana THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Cory James Winland, Hilliard, Ohio CIVIL ENGINEERING ON: Brian Henry Wysocki, Garden City, New York Francisco Jose Zarama, cum laude, Scarsdale, Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 New York Andrew Joseph Ziccarelli, cum laude, Lake Forest, Blake Douglass Allen, Berwyn, Pennsylvania Illinois Antonio Ronaldo Puno Ayala, Chesterfield, Missouri THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Jonathan Michael Barry, cum laude, Battle Creek, COMPUTER ENGINEERING ON: Michigan Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar, summa cum laude, Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Pleasanton, California Carissa Marie Brownotter, Bullhead, Matthew David Drummond, Mayfield Heights, South Dakota Ohio Michael James Bruns, Batesville, Indiana Anne Fontana Flinchbaugh, summa cum laude, Nicholas Anthony Civetta, Scarsdale, New York Dallas, Texas John Christopher Clark, magna cum laude, Spring Lake, Michigan Donald Lee Kafka III, Boca Raton, Florida Jacqueline Therese Corey, Aurora, Ohio Thomas Daniel Mueller, Sterling Heights, Rafael Deheza Landivar, Santa Cruz, Bolivia Michigan Chelsea Ann Dietrick, Wexford, Pennsylvania Robert Fugiel Pacione, cum laude, Park Ridge, Kimberly Anne Duffy, Dallas, Texas Illinois *Aryelle Roslyn Emison, Palmbay, Florida Kathleen Mary Fogarty, cum laude, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota Michael Allan Hartman, Clarksburg, West Virginia Eric Jeffrey Harvan, Garfield Heights, Ohio

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Kathryn Marie Lentini, cum laude, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Bloomfield Hills, Michigan COMPUTER SCIENCE ON: Alex John Macomber, cum laude, Coventry, Rhode Island Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Adam Matthew Mahood, summa cum laude, Butler, Pennsylvania Gregory Seth Angle, summa cum laude, Shreveport, Robert Daniel Maurer, cum laude, Louisville, Louisiana Kentucky Joseph Ka Hou Choi, Cordova, Tennessee Michael Thomas McSorley, Deer Park, Illinois Natalie Clarice Dehen, Plymouth, Minnesota *Odaro Anthony Omusi, Lagos, Nigeria Brian Jerome Dentino, magna cum laude, William Vincent Parker, Babylon, New York Brookfield, Wisconsin Mark Thomas Pomerenke, magna cum laude, Dominic Adam Golab, cum laude, Birmingham, Springfield, Missouri Michigan Christina Marie Powers, Long Grove, Illinois Ryan Alan Jansen, Elk Grove Village, Illinois Barbara Denise Raynal, El Paso, Texas Matthew C. Kaufmann, magna cum laude, Paul O'Connor Scanlon III, Kenner, Louisiana Leawood, Kansas Matthew Thompson Schueler, summa cum laude, Connor Patrick Keenan, Leawood, Kansas Louisville, Kentucky Stephen Simon Lagree, cum laude, Loogootee, Neal Joseph Venditto, Staten Island, New York Indiana George Thomas Warner, Reisterstown, Maryland Evan Peter Lent, summa cum laude, South Bend, Nicole Catherine Wehner, San Luis Obispo, Indiana California Jake Thomas Lussier, summa cum laude, Matthew Joseph Wohlwend, cum laude, Manchester, New Hampshire Fort Worth, Texas Sean Paul McMillan, magna cum laude, South Bend, Indiana THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN David Matthew Momont, cum laude, La Crosse, ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES ON: Wisconsin Michael Brian Murray, Andover, Massachusetts Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Nicholas Adam Myers, South Bend, Indiana Colton Jon Ortolf, Ocean View, New Jersey Meehan Marella Lenzen, Bloomington, Indiana Alexander Thomas Pelan, magna cum laude, Kenneth Michael Maher, Turner, Maine South Windsor, Connecticut Alexandria Marie Suding, cum laude, Stephen Andrew Siena, magna cum laude, Orange, North Vernon, Indiana Connecticut THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Patrick John Smyth, Exeter, New Hampshire MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ON: Rachel Katherine Witty, cum laude, Evansville, Indiana Degree awarded January 2, 2011 Erich Wilhelm Wolz III, cum laude, Houston, Texas Miroslav Rafael Brzobohaty, Pompano Beach, Florida THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Camilo Miguel Pascual, Oviedo, Florida ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ON: Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Michael Thomas Ackroyd, Groton, Massachusetts *Benjamin Curtis Andersen, Fridley, Minnesota Sunil Kumar Agarwal, magna cum laude, Elkhart, Jennifer Marie Berry, magna cum laude, Indiana Huntsville, Alabama Steven Donald Atkinson, magna cum laude, Graham Paul Boechler, Calgary, Alberta Canada Chanhassen, Minnesota Nicholas William Bosler, Cassopolis, Michigan Joseph Martin Augustinsky, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Elizabeth Leigh Clark, magna cum laude, Thomas Andrew Banasiak, Palatine, Illinois Townsend, Massachusetts Katherine Elizabeth Beltran, Plainfield, Illinois Thomas John Enzweiler, Raleigh, North Carolina Charles William Bernhard, Lee's Summit, Missouri Timothy John Florencki, magna cum laude, Michael Joseph Bohnert, Morgantown, Strongsville, Ohio West Virginia Santiago Garcés Escobar, cum laude, Bogotá, Thomas William Bongiorno, cum laude, Colombia Farmingdale, New York Lorena Lizette Garcia, Mission, Texas Steven Anthony Bonomo III, Tinley Park, Illinois William E. Hazel, Media, Pennsylvania Genevieve M. Brehl, New City, New York 77 College of Engineering

Steven Richard Brus, Davenport, Iowa Michelle Lynn Roemer, summa cum laude, Ryan Philip Calkin, Lathrup Village, Michigan Mountain View, California Victoria Lynn Carpenito, Medfield, Massachusetts Christine Marie Roetzel, cum laude, San Antonio, Daniel Anthony Carter, Havre de Grace, Maryland Texas John Casey Cockerham, cum laude, Saint Charles, Kyle Patrick Roshak, North Canton, Ohio Illinois #David Joseph Rudy, magna cum laude, Lancaster, Kevin Peter Dacey, Fairport, New York Pennsylvania Alex Gregory Darr, Churchville, Pennsylvania Bristol Schmitz, Oregon Xiao Dong, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Michael David Sobolewski, summa cum laude, Adam David Doster, Novi, Michigan Naperville, Illinois Elizabeth Marie Dubbs, Edina, Minnesota Nathaniel James Solomon, Louisville, Kentucky Paul Gloninger Fleury, magna cum laude, Andrew Michael Stulc, Spokane, Washington Falls Church, Virginia Jarrett Anthony Styles, Graham, Texas Patrick Martin McCarthy Fox, Tucson, Arizona Charles Richard Talley, Metairie, Louisiana Kevin Walter Godshall, Medford, Oregon Kyle Alexander Tennant, Franklin Furnace, Ohio Eddie Joseph Guilbeau IV, Houma, Louisiana Gregory Scott Torrisi, Midlothian, Virginia Edward Wagner Hitchler, Comfort, Texas *Nathan Matthew Trembley, Plymouth, Minnesota Samuel James Karch, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Timothy John Wallace, Auburn, Indiana Brent Lawrence Kelly, Plano, Texas Eric M. Ward, Jr., Peoria, Illinois Kristen Patricia Kemnetz, Abu Dhabi, Kary Jacob Yergler, Coto de Caza, California United Arab Emirates Mary Kathryn Zahm, cum laude, Ypsilanti, Matthew Timothy Kiener, summa cum laude, Michigan Reno, Nevada Michael Jonathan Korcynski, Briarwood, New York Craig Thomas Krzyskowski, Western Springs, Illinois Kevin Michael Labus, magna cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Patrick Sullivan Lane, Gaithersburg, Maryland Patrick Clifford Langley, Short Hills, New Jersey Enrique Lazaro Aranguren, Guadalajara, Mexico Raymond Michael Le Grand, Allen, Texas Xavier Armand Lebec, Greenwich, Connecticut Eric Paul Leis, Worcester, Pennsylvania Amy Patricia Libardi, Franklin, Tennessee Michael Edward Madden, Manhasset, New York Dennis Patrick Malloy, cum laude, Wheaton, Illinois Jacob Lawrence Marmolejo, Crown Point, Indiana Steven William Mattix, cum laude, Katy, Texas Andrew John McBride, Wilbraham, Massachusetts Ashley Marie Meklis, Orland Park, Illinois Lauren Elizabeth Miller, Pleasantville, New York Peter Thomas Mitros, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Andrew Stefan Mrugala, Las Vegas, Nevada Cara Michelle Norton, Roanoke, Virginia Joshua Michael Nosal, Austin, Texas Sean Michael Dolan O'Brien, Minneapolis, Minnesota Jennifer Michele Perricone, New Fairfield, Connecticut Matthew James Petraglia, Danville, California Robert William Powers, cum laude, Indianapolis, Indiana Timothy James Purcell, Columbus, Ohio Kurt Charles Riester, Tinley Park, Illinois Fernando Rodríguez Antón, Cuernavaca, Mexico

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William George Africano, Buffalo, New York THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF BUSINESS Patrick Michael Alcide, magna cum laude, ADMINISTRATION ON: Monroe, New York Degree awarded August 11, 2010 Eugenia Victoria Alfonzo, Wheaton, Illinois Anne Campbell Allare, Tyler, Texas Stephen John Bartoli, Jr., Bloomfield Hills, Paige Gwendolyn Allen, Staten Island, New York Michigan Nicholas J. Alonso, Montville, New Jersey Brandon J. Debelak, Glen Ridge, New Jersey David Matthew Anderson, Sandwich, Concetta Graves, Dolton, Illinois Massachusetts Caitlyn Frances Hofer, Santo Domingo, Nathan Richard Anderson, Waterville, Ohio Dominican Republic Allan Eduardo Arguello, Managua, Nicaragua Urvashi Mathur, London, United Kingdom Tyrell S. Atkins, Omaha, Nebraska Victor James Oreskovich, Oakville, Ontario, Rosemarie LaGuardia Augustin, Cuyahoga Falls, Canada Ohio Jacqueline Sharon Spengler, Orchard Park, Andres Felipe Azcarate, Bogota, Colombia New York Ryan Michael Bahniuk, Derwood, Maryland Degree awarded January 2, 2011 Dillon Jeffery Bailey, Niles, Michigan Nicole Marie Balduf, summa cum laude, John Eli Brovsky, Lakewood, Colorado Murfreesboro, Tennessee Jessica Christine Burjek, Downers Grove, Illinois Julia Christine Ball, magna cum laude, Naperville, William Thomas Cryer, Jr., Centennial, Colorado Illinois Hannah Rose Fisher, Hinsdale, Illinois Alexander Edmund Barker, Mobile, Alabama Conor Thomas Gettings, Lake Forest, Illinois Christopher Brown Barker, cum laude, Christiana Maxion Gonzalez, White Plains, Hyannis Park, Massachusetts New York Tanya Flora Barrios, Rancho Santa Margarita, Frank Patrick Karl, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania California Il Shin (Brian) Kwak, Seoul, Republic of Korea Lillian Marie Bauer, cum laude, Madison, Gavin Achilles Labate, Rexford, New York Wisconsin Matthew Michael LaFleur, Elyria, Ohio Nicholas Andrew Morrissey, Raleigh, Jon Patrick Beckerle, Alexandria, Virginia North Carolina Sean William Bennett, magna cum laude, Nicole Rose O’Connor, Palos Heights, Illinois Audubon, Pennsylvania James Michael Pappas, Rogers, Arkansas Eric William Bernhold, Minster, Ohio Robert John Park, Roscoe, Illinois Kayla Ann Bishop, summa cum laude, San Antonio, See Hyun Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea Texas Steven Parks Perry, Edmond, Oklahoma Philip Marcel Black, summa cum laude, Martin Anthony Quintana, Berwyn, Illinois North Olmsted, Ohio Patrick Amadeus Sala, Mundelein, Illinois Daniel Bernard Blais, Randolph, New Jersey Henry Michael Shine, Fort Wayne, Indiana Nicole Lynne Bobowski, summa cum laude, Brett Henry Vecchio, Lloyd Harbor, New York Wheaton, Illinois Allison Marie Vicenzi, Westport, Connecticut Lisa Marie Botticelli, summa cum laude, Wilton, Jasmine Elise Williams, Phoenix, Arizona Connecticut James Francis Woods III, Haddonfield, New Jersey Lauren Ann Boulay, Omaha, Nebraska Lin Xu, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada Conor Hewette Bruen Brennan, Wayne, Ban Suk Yoon, Seoul, Republic of Korea Pennsylvania James Thomas Zumot, McLean, Virginia Zachary Donald Brenneman, East Hampton, New York Candidates for degree May 22, 2011 Brian William Brooke, cum laude, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Mathieu Charles Abernethy, cum laude, Chandler Dalton Brooks, Kansas City, Missouri College Park, Maryland Michael Joseph Browder, Knoxville, Tennessee 79 Mendoza College of Business

Steven Allyn Brownell, South Bend, Indiana Kaitlin Anne Conway, cum laude, Wading River, ReBecca Kristine Bruszewski, Valparaiso, Indiana New York Kevin Perry Buchheit, cum laude, Haddonfield, Brian Warren Cook, Pequannock, New Jersey New Jersey Ashley Harold Cooke III, Tampa, Florida Christina Elizabeth Buckley, Huntington, Catherine MacConnachie Cooney, Palm Beach, New York Florida Daniel Robert Buckley, Pasadena, California Lauren René Cooney, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Lawrence Campbell Buckley, cum laude, Matthew Edward Corcoran, magna cum laude, Johns Creek, Georgia Stevens Point, Wisconsin Alexander Prescott Buell, Waterford, Wisconsin Patrick Ronald Corcoran, Downers Grove, Illinois Jane Helen Burtch, Seoul, Republic of Korea Amanda Marie Cosfol, Broomall, Pennsylvania Christopher Donald Callahan, Hendersonville, Alejandro Marcos Cota, Imperial Beach, California Tennessee Pierce August Coticchia, Rocky River, Ohio Katherine Clemencia Callison, Bellevue, Patrick Michael Coughlin, cum laude, Oak Lawn, Washington Illinois Jeana Elizabeth Caminiti, Winston Salem, Kevin Dillon Crepeau, Long Beach, Indiana North Carolina Daniel Edward Crisman, Munster, Indiana Charles W. Campisi, magna cum laude, Patrick Joseph Crofton, Hinsdale, Illinois Fort Salonga, New York Jason Andrew Crotty, Westmoreland, Maeve Fitzgerald Carberry, Lake Bluff, Illinois New Hampshire Ryan Thomas Carey, McMurray, Pennsylvania Ashlee Christine Cushing, Lexington, Susan Elizabeth Carlsen, Saint Louis, Missouri Massachusetts Linda Aurora Carreon, cum laude, Chicago, Sean Michael Cwynar, McHenry, Illinois Illinois Matthew Stanislaw Cydzik, Grand Rapids, Elizabeth Anne Casazza, Hamilton Square, Michigan New Jersey Griffin Michael Dassatti, Lake Barrington, Illinois Caitlin Moira Casey, Valparaiso, Indiana Gregory Robert Davis, Peachtree City, Georgia David Austin Casey, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Ambour Ashlee Dawson, Chicago, Illinois Kathryn Elizabeth Casey, Lower Gwynedd, Tyler Francis DeBoer, summa cum laude, Pennsylvania Grand Rapids, Michigan Arianna Sofia Cassani, San Diego, California Ryan Christopher Degnan, Alexandria, Virginia Maureen Elizabeth Champa, cum laude, Daniel David DeJaegher, summa cum laude, Brookfield, Wisconsin Moline, Illinois Cindy M. Chan, cum laude, Chicago, Illinois Michael J. Delach, Darien, Illinois Matthew David Cheston, magna cum laude, Matthew J. Delaney, magna cum laude, Randolph, Falls Church, Virginia New Jersey Samuel Jayson Chmell, Riverside, Illinois Nicholas Lammers DeTrempe, magna cum laude, *John Inoh Choe, Kailua Kona, Hawaii Barrington, Illinois Matthew Scott Chronert, cum laude, Kentfield, Anthony Taylor Dever, Nevada City, California California Maire Caitlin Devlin, Toledo, Ohio Patrick Raymond Cimino, Modesto, California Elizabeth Kate Dieckman, Cincinnati, Ohio Chelsea Danielle Clark, magna cum laude, Amy Marie DiJoseph, Lakemoor, Illinois Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania Christopher Lee Dinkins, Oceanside, California Andrew Patrick Clarke, Dacula, Georgia John P. Doheny, Naperville, Illinois Matthew Richard Closs, Holmdel, New Jersey Brian Roger Dondanville, Springfield, Illinois David Thompson Cole, Palm Harbor, Florida Joseph Thomas Donovan III, magna cum laude, Colleen Castle Coleman, Anoka, Minnesota Omaha, Nebraska Martin Bain Colianni, cum laude, Naperville, Michael Stephen Doran, Omaha, Nebraska Illinois Richard Joseph Dougherty II, Farmington Hills, Laura Elizabeth Comana, magna cum laude, Michigan Swansea, Illinois Tyler Phillip Dougherty, Pace, Florida Kaitlin Marie Conklin, summa cum laude, Edward Joseph Dowd, South Bend, Indiana Allegany, New York Alexa Mary Doyle, Corvallis, Oregon Carolyn Hayes Conley, magna cum laude, Darien, Kevin Patrick Doyle, cum laude, Lynchburg, Connecticut Virginia Thomas Charles Connor, Jr., Greenwich, Michael Patrick Doyle, La Grange Park, Illinois Connecticut K. Bilal Duckett, Peachtree City, Georgia Emily Gloria Contreras, La Puente, California Megan Elizabeth Dunne, Palos Heights, Illinois

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Stephen Alexander Dye, cum laude, Potomac, Michael George Gotimer, Jr., Manhasset, Maryland New York David Charles Earl, Simsbury, Connecticut Andrea Lauren Green, Moorpark, California Jessica Marie Eder, Lake Forest, Illinois Thomas Edward Griffith III, Burke, Virginia Lauren Edger, summa cum laude, Philadelphia, Ryan Michael Guentzel, Woodbury, Minnesota Pennsylvania Aaron Dimas Gutierrez, San Antonio, Texas Joseph T. Ehardt, Congers, New York Lauren Alexandria Guzman, Chicago, Illinois Denise Andrea Ellison, magna cum laude, Thomas Albert Haddad, magna cum laude, Clark, Bakersfield, California New Jersey Andrea Denise Etienne, South Bend, Indiana Azim Khalil Hajjar, Austin, Texas Jessica Martin Everage, magna cum laude, Brian Connor Hammel, San Mateo, California Peachtree City, Georgia Rachel Annetta Hanifin, cum laude, Boulder, Jaqueline Marie Faarup Humbert, Panama Colorado Stephanie Ross Farris, Flourtown, Pennsylvania Mary Elizabeth Harte, West Windsor, New Jersey Breanne Nicole Fasano Moore, Panama, Panama Christopher Thomas Harvan, cum laude, Nicholas James Federighi, Cary, Illinois Walton Hills, Ohio Christopher Thomas Fedinets, cum laude, Ryan Clay Hawley, Los Angeles, California Glenwood, Illinois Brooke Elaine Healy, Mishawaka, Indiana Patricia Maria Fernandez Diaz, San Salvador, Courtney Lynn Healy, Mishawaka, Indiana El Salvador Jason Michael Healy, cum laude, Bartlett, Illinois John Joseph Flaherty, magna cum laude, Concord, Hillary Marie Heffernan, summa cum laude, Massachusetts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Katherine Lynn Fleury, San Jose, California Jordan Jessica Heldrich, Atlanta, Georgia Catherine Marian Flynn, South Bend, Indiana Lauren Leigh Hemington, Portola Valley, Kelly Kathleen Flynn, Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas California Joshua Edward Flynt, cum laude, Malta, New York Kevin Gerard Henry, Jr., La Quinta, California Matthew Thomas Fordonski, Aliso Viejo, Marissa Ann Henry, cum laude, Urbandale, Iowa California Jennifer Elizabeth Henzler, cum laude, Houston, Kale Michael Frank, magna cum laude, Highland, Texas Illinois Cassandra Elise Hepp, Fremont, Indiana Megan O'Malley Franke, Lawrenceville, Georgia Gabrielle Anne Hernandez, cum laude, El Paso, Thomas James Friel, magna cum laude, Texas Saint Charles, Illinois Michael David Hill, South Bend, Indiana Nathan Scott Furtado, West Warwick, James Cassell Hinckley, magna cum laude, Dallas, Rhode Island Texas Chelsi Arianna Gallegos, Bakersfield, California Holly Elizabeth Hinz, cum laude, East Lansing, Matthew Robert Gamber, Mount Prospect, Illinois Michigan James R. Gamboa, Upland, California Jerel Chihchung Ho, cum laude, Montville, Alexander Gosselin Gannon, cum laude, New Jersey Corte Madera, California Erin Kathleen Hoffer, Nappanee, Indiana Michael Patrick Garcia, Colorado Springs, Alyssa Christine Hopcus, Lake Oswego, Oregon Colorado Rachel Lindsey Horan, magna cum laude, Gaspar Manuel García de Paredes Miró, East Greenwich, Rhode Island Panama City, Panama John Daniel Horgan, Omaha, Nebraska Jamie M. Gardella, Montvale, New Jersey Edward Joseph Horn, Austin, Texas Katherine Lynnette Gardner, Wylie, Texas Timothy James Hronick, Jefferson City, Missouri Eliza Lauren Gedney, cum laude, Stamford, Jenelle Lauren Huddleston, magna cum laude, Connecticut Saint Charles, Illinois Erik Michael Gernant, magna cum laude, Geneseo, Octavio Huerta, Indio, California Illinois David James Huff, New Canaan, Connecticut Christian Tyler Gigante, Staten Island, New York Meghan Elizabeth Huffman, Glenview, Illinois Andrew Douglas Githens, Dallas, Texas Sara Frances Hurd, Wagner, South Dakota Ross Andrew Goetz, cum laude, Fowler, Indiana Eui Hyun Hwang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Enrique Ricardo Gonzalez, Bakersfield, California Jordan Grace Hyde, South Bend, Indiana Nicholas Samuel Goode, magna cum laude, Enobong Eunice Ikene, Granger, Indiana Scottsdale, Arizona James Rosario Ingallinera, cum laude, Greenwich, John Joseph Goonan, West Islip, New York Connecticut Thomas Joseph Gorski, Omaha, Nebraska Andrew George Irving, McLean, Virginia Daniel Edward Jackson, Dexter, Michigan 81 Mendoza College of Business

Stuart Daniel Jansen, magna cum laude, *Nicholas Gregory Lezynski, Newtown, Richmond, Texas Pennsylvania Sara Kathryn Jaszkowski, magna cum laude, Kevin Li, magna cum laude, South Burlington, Boise, Idaho Vermont David Joseph Jerome, Falmouth, Maine Yangge Li, cum laude, Beijing, Matthew David Johnson, Kalamazoo, Michigan People's Republic of China Natalie Lauren Johnson, Scottsdale, Arizona Christopher Lim Yew Xian, Kuala Lumpur, Andrew Dean Jones, cum laude, Orleans, Indiana Malaysia Kelly Amanda Jones, summa cum laude, Codi Ellyse Hui Wen Limm, Honolulu, Hawaii Saint Joseph, Michigan Michael Litvinovich, Naperville, Illinois Brianna Maria Jorgensborg, Thousand Oaks, Xiao Liu, Boyds, Maryland California Gina Marie Lizama, New Orleans, Louisiana Melissa Rae Kaduck, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kyle Richard Looft, Orland Park, Illinois *Yang Ku Kang, Seoul, Republic of Korea Maria Paulina López Pinto, cum laude, Matthew James Katich, New Castle, Pennsylvania Guatemala, Guatemala Sean Patrick Kearns, McLean, Virginia Raniero Alejandro López Sikaffy, San Pedro Sula, Ryan Yoshiya Kelley, Tokyo, Japan Honduras Bryan Cullen Kelly, North Oaks, Minnesota Frances Elizabeth Love, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Kevin Joseph Kelly, Jerome, Michigan Caitlin J. Lynch, summa cum laude, Cincinnati, John Anthony Kerrigan, Youngstown, Ohio Ohio Ji Eun Kim, Moscow, Russian Federation Amy Ma, Fort Lee, New Jersey MinYoung Christina Kim, cum laude, APO, Brian Edward Mabry, North Easton, Massachusetts Military Yongsan, Republic of Korea Jonathan David MacDurmon, magna cum laude, David Michael Kirkland, Katy, Texas Edmond, Oklahoma Adam Thomas Klene, magna cum laude, Quincy, Ryan Christopher Mack, magna cum laude, Illinois Colleyville, Texas William Kyle Klump, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Lauren Marie Madigan, Lisle, Illinois Taylor Ann Knaack, Arlington, Texas *Kyle Barr Maierhofer, Centennial, Colorado Brian William Koepsel, Sarasota, Florida Stephanie Ann Makar, cum laude, Scottsdale, Jamie Edward Koepsel, cum laude, Sarasota, Arizona Florida Anmol Malhotra, cum laude, Ridgewood, Joseph Fitzgerald Koop, Woodbury, Minnesota New Jersey Kevin Patrick Kray, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Brittany Elizabeth Mallory, Sykesville, Maryland Steven John Kubik, San Antonio, Texas Kaitlyn Maloney, magna cum laude, Andrew Joseph Kubinski, New Lenox, Illinois Hanover Township, Pennsylvania Kellyn Mardel Kuhlke, Plano, Texas Heather Marie Markel, Canton, Ohio Angela Suechi Kuo, Taipei, Taiwan Erin Michelle Marrone, summa cum laude, Sarah Seiwon Kyung, Kyunggi-do, Alexandria, Virginia Republic of Korea Dennise Martinez, Brownsville, Texas John Patrick Lalor, cum laude, Drexel Hill, Steven Viggiano Marzo, Honolulu, Hawaii Pennsylvania Michael Thomas Matheson, cum laude, Moraga, Charles Henry Landis, cum laude, Des Peres, California Missouri Scott Joseph Matthews, Waltham, Massachusetts Charles Anthony Landry, New Iberia, Louisiana Brittan Maureen Mawby, cum laude, Amy Nicole Langnecker, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Chagrin Falls, Ohio Christopher Mason Larmoyeux, Palm Beach, Samantha Alexandra Maxwell, Queen Creek, Florida Arizona Kevin Booth Laughlin, Fairfield, Ohio Kaitlyn Lee McCabe, summa cum laude, Matthew Walter Lauritzen, Fresno, California Orland Park, Illinois Hellen How Eun Lee, Republic of Korea Ryan Anthony McCargar, Folsom, California Aiden In Jae Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Colin Shea McCarthy, cum laude, Covington, Jae Won Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Louisiana Ruby Sophia Lee, summa cum laude, Seoul, Ellen Louise McCready, summa cum laude, Republic of Korea Carlsbad, California SoYun Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Sean Michael McCullough, Dandridge, Tennessee Jessica Lynne Leiferman, Inver Grove Heights, Erin Marie McDonnell, Lake Oswego, Oregon Minnesota Edwin Joseph McDonough, Jr., Long Grove, Daniel Paul Lewis, Flat Rock, Indiana Illinois Eric James Lex, Columbus, Ohio Christine Nicole McDwayne, La Grange, Illinois 82 Mendoza College of Business

Megan Elizabeth McGarry, Alexandria, Virginia Michelle Notardonato, Somerset, New Jersey John Robert McGeehan, cum laude, Howell, Andrew Joseph Nuss, Leesburg, Virginia New Jersey Barron William Nydam, Rancho Santa Fe, Wesley Ryan McGinnis, Granger, Indiana California Mariah Haller McGrogan, Pittsburgh, Carolyn Rose O'Brien, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Pennsylvania Kevin Francis O'Brien, magna cum laude, James Joseph McKillen, cum laude, Tower Lakes, Naperville, Illinois Illinois Andrew Delaney O'Connor, San Marino, Joseph Frederick McMahon, Staten Island, California New York Mary Margaret Oelerich, Chicago, Illinois Ryan Patrick McSweeney, Melrose, Massachusetts Patrick Thomas O'Hearn, Summit, New Jersey Sonia Menon, Chicago, Illinois Matthew John Oleniczak, cum laude, Carol Ann Michel, Cranbury, New Jersey Grand Rapids, Michigan Parker James Milender, cum laude, Foxborough, Jessica Lauren Olivas, Glendale, California Massachusetts *Alison Ayumi Olmstead, Honolulu, Hawaii Amywren Miller, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Grace Elizabeth Orians, magna cum laude, Andrea Claire Miller, magna cum laude, Memphis, Tennessee Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Sean Michael O'Rourke, Basking Ridge, Bradford Todd Miller, Jr., Franklin, Tennessee New Jersey Jeremy Lynn Miller, Elkhart, Indiana Spencer J. Osborne, Fishers, Indiana Andrew Mok, Douglaston, New York Taylor A. Osicek, summa cum laude, Wheeling, Margaret Elise Molitor, cum laude, Libertyville, Illinois Illinois Steven Hsien Ouyang, Schaumburg, Illinois Brian James Monson, Adams, Minnesota Robert Ryan Padget, Terre Haute, Indiana Vincent Joseph Montalbano, Wellesley, Rebecca Elizabeth Palacios, Houston, Texas Massachusetts Erica Lynne Palag, Hilliard, Ohio Maria Alejandra Montealegre, Managua, Guenevierre Sophia Lee Panopio, Quezon City, Nicaragua Philippines Joseph David Moore, Harpswell, Maine Daniel Gary Panzl, Massapequa Park, New York Kristin Ashlei Moore, Sayreville, New Jersey Kyung Rang (Katie) Park, Seoul, Patrick Terrance Moran, cum laude, Livonia, Republic of Korea Michigan So-Hyun Park, cum laude, Seoul, Robert Abbott Morgan, Jr., Vero Beach, Florida Republic of Korea Ryan Patrick Moriarty, Pearl River, New York Brittany Lauren Paryl, Katy, Texas Patrick Edward Mulhern, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Stephen Tyler Paskorz, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Julie Anne Mulloy, summa cum laude, Northville, Cole Alexander Patterson, cum laude, Rochester, Michigan Minnesota Deirdre Anne Murdy, magna cum laude, Ryan Donald Patton, cum laude, Orland Park, Long Beach, New York Illinois Emily Lynn Murphy, cum laude, Lake Oswego, Ryan Douglas Patton, cum laude, Pensacola, Oregon Florida Kevin G. Murphy, Queensbury, New York Thomas Daniel Pecsok, cum laude, Chesapeake, Ryan Francis Murphy, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Virginia Baraem Nah, cum laude, Syosset, New York Veronica Marie Pedroza, La Habra, California Amanda Nicole Narvaez, San Antonio, Texas Carlos Eduardo Peña Valdano, Guayaquil, Robert Ward Navarre III, Glenview, Illinois Ecuador Sandra Anne Nazareth, magna cum laude, Marcus Anthony Perez, Hatley, Wisconsin Savannah, Georgia Sasha Alexa Perryman, Lake Orion, Michigan Stephen Allen Neal, Jr., cum laude, Covington, John Casey Peterson, La Jolla, California Louisiana Matthew James Peterson, magna cum laude, Andrew Joseph Nelligan, cum laude, Southlake, Texas La Grange Park, Illinois Herman G. Petzold IV, Saint Clair Shores, Emily Trang Nguyen, cum laude, La Mirada, Michigan California Kelly Nicole Pierson, magna cum laude, Sylvania, Lanna Thuy Nguyen, Centreville, Virginia Ohio Mai Tuyet Nguyen, Columbus, Ohio Stephanie Catherine Piszczor, magna cum laude, Gary Albert Francis Nickele, Park Ridge, Illinois Orland Park, Illinois Kyle Harvey Nieman, Michigan City, Indiana Claire Lynn Podgorski, Littleton, Colorado Emily Catharine Norris, La Grange Park, Illinois Sean Patrick Poe, cum laude, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 83 Mendoza College of Business

Kelly Anne Salabsab Poquiz, Dallas, Texas Victoria Megan Savino, Simsbury, Connecticut Christopher Darren Posluszny, Michael Jerome Scheidler, Carmel, Indiana magna cum laude, Rockville, Maryland Christopher Schiraldi, Sayville, New York Caitlin Mary Pulte, Boca Raton, Florida Zachary William Schirtz, Rochester, New York Michael Patrick Quinn, Oak Lawn, Illinois Carena Noelle Schmidt, Pleasanton, California Stephanie Marie Raaf, Naperville, Illinois Laura Elizabeth Schneider, cum laude, Ryan Raffin, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Eden Prairie, Minnesota Luke Daniel Ragon, Canton, Ohio Frederick William Schoenhut V, Mill Neck, Sahil Rathore Rajvansh, New Delhi, India New York Marina Ellen Ramos, Euclid, Ohio Laura Elizabeth Schramm, magna cum laude, Ian Ogden Rangel, Abilene, Texas Glenview, Illinois Parker Ogden Rangel, Abilene, Texas Joshua Paul Schuster, cum laude, Larwill, Indiana Colin Ashwell Raymond, magna cum laude, Elizabeth Ann Schwegman, Lakeville, Minnesota Greenwich, Connecticut Kellie Anne Sciacca, Monument, Colorado Meghan Elizabeth Reed, Barrington, Illinois Maria Clarissa Sellers, Grafton, Ohio Sean Michael Reed, Cairo, Egypt Carolyn Rose Sever, Burr Ridge, Illinois Carolyn Anne Rendos, Naperville, Illinois Nicholas Gary Severyn, Naperville, Illinois Zacherie Anthony Reuvers, Lakeville, Minnesota Ryan Michael Sheehan, Round Hill, Virginia Margaret Christine Reynolds, Alpharetta, Georgia Rose Sheen, Montebello, California Liam McCann Rhatigan, cum laude, Alameda, Brian Sean Sheridan, magna cum laude, Westford, California Massachusetts Sandra George Richani, Aliso Viejo, California Gregory J. Sherry, Mendham, New Jersey Carl Erik Ridderwall, Alvsjo, Sweden *Andrew Kyung Jun Shin, Houston, Texas Kevin Creighton Ridgway, Kensington, Maryland HyeJo Shin, Seoul, Republic of Korea Daniel Charles Rimkus, magna cum laude, Erika Marie Shults, Maple Glen, Pennsylvania Chantilly, Virginia Justin Thomas Siler, South Bend, Indiana Peter Thomas Ritchie, cum laude, Plymouth, Christopher Robert Skubis, magna cum laude, Minnesota Clarence, New York Kevin McKenna Ritt, Germantown, Tennessee Jonathan Turner Slaton, Columbus, Indiana Sean Raymond Rober, Rockville Centre, New York Stephanie Michelle Slatt, Burien, Washington Jordan Elizabeth Rockwell, cum laude, Chelsea Nicole Smith, Spartanburg, South Carolina Federal Way, Washington Christopher Francis Smith, Jr., cum laude, Sofia Rodriguez Leonowens, Guatemala, Englewood, Colorado Guatemala Harrison James Smith, Knoxville, Tennessee Richard Patrick Roggeveen, summa cum laude, John Barry Smith, cum laude, Louisville, Kentucky Barrington Hills, Illinois Jordan Murray Smith, Shawnee, Kansas Catherine C. Rolfs, Tower Lakes, Illinois Laura Elizabeth Smith, Natick, Massachusetts Elizabeth Lynn Roman, Naples, Florida Meagan Elizabeth Smith, cum laude, Matthew Ryan Romine, Tulsa, Oklahoma Downingtown, Pennsylvania Michael Justin Rose, Monona, Wisconsin Megan Elizabeth Smith, League City, Texas Julie Marie Rosher, Columbus, Georgia Thomas Michael Smith, South Windsor, Nicole M. Ruiz, Tucson, Arizona Connecticut Patrick Kellett Rushford, Naples, Florida Dennis Joseph Sobolewski, Haddonfield, Tanner Michael Ryan, Plano, Texas New Jersey Tess Taylor Ryan, cum laude, Excelsior, Minnesota Elijah Paul Socha, Schaumburg, Illinois Timothy Joseph Ryan, Mechanicsburg, James Mitchell Sollitto, cum laude, Northbrook, Pennsylvania Illinois Cailey Anne Ryckman, cum laude, Livonia, Mathew Robert Spencer, Mishawaka, Indiana Michigan Joseph Marc Spizzirri, San Juan Capistrano, Justin Michael Sablich, Ocean Springs, Mississippi California Roberto Alexander Sagramoso Haley, San Juan, John Paul Springer, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Daniel Joseph Stahl, Bethesda, Maryland Katherine Morgan Sample, summa cum laude, Katrina Rose Stewart, South Bend, Indiana Charlotte, North Carolina Robert John Stewart, Cincinnati, Ohio Melissa Marie Santos, El Paso, Texas Lawrence Anthony Stickley, Jr., Stephen Albert Santrach, summa cum laude, magna cum laude, Langhorne, Pennsylvania North Oaks, Minnesota Stephen Michael Stober, Coldwater, Michigan Sean Christopher Sasso, cum laude, Matthew James Stolze, Saint Louis, Missouri Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania 84 Mendoza College of Business

William Joseph Straccia IV, cum laude, Kristen Marie Wall, Fairfield, Connecticut Allentown, Pennsylvania Sarah Kathryn Wanek, Highlands Ranch, Colorado Kaitlyn Lorraine Strand, North Barrington, Erica Jean Watson, summa cum laude, Noblesville, Illinois Indiana Claire Louise Streitman, magna cum laude, Eric John Weeldreyer, magna cum laude, Tulsa, Minnetonka, Minnesota Oklahoma John Patrick Sturm, magna cum laude, Jacqueline Nicole Weiss, Redding, Connecticut Chevy Chase, Maryland Kyle Vincent Welch, Irving, Texas Monica Caroline Suarez, Miami, Florida Emily Catherine Whalen, Longwood, Florida Geoffrey Peirce Sullivan, Palm Beach Gardens, Benjamin Clayton Winter, cum laude, Fort Worth, Florida Texas Jessica Ann Sullivan, summa cum laude, Norwich, Iris Luo Jun Wong, magna cum laude, Bayside, Connecticut New York Maura Quinn Sullivan, Deerfield, Illinois Michael Timothy Wu, cum laude, Mahwah, Michael Thomas Sullivan, cum laude, Franklin, New Jersey Massachusetts Emily Anne Wurtenberger, summa cum laude, Yanning Sun, Shanghai, Lakeside Park, Kentucky People's Republic of China Christian Laurent Tan Yang, cum laude, Taipei, Joseph Stone Sweeney, Sarasota, Florida Taiwan Lauren Elizabeth Sylvester, Philadelphia, Min Seok Yang, Jin Ju, South Korea Pennsylvania Grace Yeh, East Hanover, New Jersey Miklos Gyorgy Szebeny, Telki, Hungary Ka Young Yoon, Seoul, Republic of Korea Laura Christine Szejka, Arlington Heights, Illinois Olivia Nicole Young, Bellwood, Illinois Sean Chua Tan, Lakewood, California Dustin Charles Zhang, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Jeffrey Daniel Tarullo, Lisle, Illinois *Jing Zhang, McDonald, Pennslyvania Rameez Tase, Ridgewood, New Jersey Lujie Zhang, Canton, Michigan Gabrielle Elizabeth Tate, summa cum laude, Yong Xiang Zheng, Rego Park, New York Orland Park, Illinois John Alan Zic, Jr., Nashville, Tennessee William Roger Teschke, magna cum laude, Nicole Ann Zobrist, summa cum laude, Scottsdale, La Grange, Illinois Arizona Matthew Kenneth Teshima, Manitowoc, Avery Charles Zuck, Portland, Oregon Wisconsin Andrew Lewis Thomas, cum laude, Eagan, Minnesota Richard Edward Tillilie, cum laude, Sewickley, Pennsylvania Kelly Castle Timko, Cortlandt Manor, New York Michael Jerome Tower, Jr., Glenview, Illinois Alexander James Tran, magna cum laude, Wheaton, Illinois Marissa Leigh Ann Treece, Maple City, Michigan Regis Taylor Tripucka, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Mark David Tupa, Jr., University Heights, Ohio Michael David Urciuoli, Clifton, New Jersey Natalie Marie Vaiana, Fairfax Station, Virginia Brian Robert Vaio, San Antonio, Texas Katharine Patricia Valko, Oakland, Michigan Thomas Michael Van Volkenburg, Erie, Pennsylvania Jeremy P. Vande Bosche, Indianapolis, Indiana Denes John Veres, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania Morgan Ashley Vieth, Hingham, Massachusetts Wesley Thomas Villaflor, Golf, Illinois Joseph Vlasic II, Orchard Lake, Michigan Joshua Ryan Von Schaumburg, magna cum laude, Hoffman Estates, Illinois Kelly Ann Waclawik, Saint Charles, Illinois Brandon James Walker, Findlay, Ohio ______85 * Participating with his or her class School of Architecture

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE ON :

Candidates for degree May 22, 2011

Lauren Diane Albergo, Simsbury, Connecticut Paige Audrey Mariucci, magna cum laude, Omaha, Melissa Arguello Genie, Tegucigalpa, Honduras Nebraska Clarissa Stephany Barrientos, Highland, Nathaniel Davis Marsh, Tuscaloosa, Alabama California Nicole Y. Medina, Las Cruces, New Mexico Matthew Jeffrey Brown, Worthington, Ohio Amanda Lynne Miller, magna cum laude, Jennifer Leigh Burke, Reading, Massachusetts Greensburg, Pennsylvania Erin Maureen Cain, Flemington, New Jersey Victor Alfredo Montes, Jr., Laredo, Texas Constance Jen-Shiow Chen, Maple Grove, Mary Catherine Myers, cum laude, Stillwater, Minnesota Minnesota William Sullivan Clarke, Memphis, Tennessee Daniel Louis Nowlan, Haddon Heights, New Jersey Nicholas Andrew Convey, Shoreview, Minnesota Anamaria Quijano Franky, cum laude, Bogotá, Marie Anne Cross Lopez, Managua, Nicaragua Colombia Gregory Michael Cruess, Round Rock, Texas Martin John Sandberg, Littleton, Colorado Taylor Ann Davis, summa cum laude, Phoenix, Nicholas Thomas Schroeder, Glandorf, Ohio Arizona Thomas Anton Sekula, Santa Barbara, California Meaghan M. de la Rosa, El Paso, Texas Kaitlyn Elizabeth Smous, magna cum laude, Niles, Larissa Cuenca Esmilla, summa cum laude, Gap, Michigan Pennsylvania Christopher O'brien Snyder, Etna, Carolina Fábrega Mantica, Madrid, Spain New Hampshire Elizabeth Andrea Fuller, Clarence, New York Nathan Louis Sonoskey, Chantilly, Virginia James Paul Kaleiokalani Hayes, cum laude, Benjamin Richard Spitler, Buffalo, New York Honolulu, Hawaii Brina Elizabeth Stachecki, Sag Harbor, New York Terry Lee Victor Howell, Jr., Chicago, Illinois Amber Nicole St. Julian, Baytown, Texas William Sanford Hull, cum laude, Laguna Hills, Lon Thomas Stousland, cum laude, Burnsville, California Minnesota Elizabeth Susan Cecilia Israel, Fishers, Indiana Tiffany Minh Tran, cum laude, Anaheim Hills, Emily Margaret Jaquay, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania California Stephanie Anne Arrienda Jazmines, Daniel Morgan Trumble, Martinsburg, magna cum laude, Los Angeles, California West Virginia Bryan Edward Keve, cum laude, Granger, Indiana Andrea Vergara Bernal, San Salvador, El Salvador Molly Christine Kress, New Carlisle, Indiana Martin Joseph Wieck, Nashville, Tennessee Samantha Loren Lopez, Chicago, Illinois Camila Zablah Jiménez, San Salvador, El Salvador

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Jessica Christine Burjek Jake Thomas Lussier Kevin Stephen Sallah Matthew Stephen Conti Michelle Anne Maurin Katherine Morgan Sample Larissa Cuenca Esmilla Ellen Louise McCready Caitlin Mae Smith Kristopher Allen Kast Catherine Lacy Pitman Joanna Ruth Thurnes Edward Andrews Larkin 2011 Emeriti Faculty Lawrence S. Cunningham, Professor of Dan Meisel, Professor of Chemistry Barbara M. Turpin, Professional Theology and Biochemistry Specialist Office of Graduate Fernand (Tex) Dutile, Professor of Kevin M. Misiewicz, Associate Studies & Research and Associate Law Professor of Accountancy Dean, VP Graduate Studies and Jill Godmilow, Professor of Film, Thomas Nowak, Professor of Research Television, and Theatre Chemistry and Biochemistry Ethan T. Haimo, Professor of Music Jaime Ros, Professor of Economics Honor Societies

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS AND THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF PHI BETA KAPPA:

Steven James Alagna Kevin Edward Hodges Elizabeth Elsie Nagel Claire Marie Brosnihan Brittany Leigh Holom Claire Abraham Naus Claire Jean Brown Nicholas Frank Holzemer Alessandra Shea Nepola Blair Marie Carlin Mary Catherine Howard Cristin Jane O'Connor Adam Berry Carlson Kelly Elizabeth Hunt Soeren Andrew Palumbo John Joseph Carroll Geralyn Theresa Janke Anna Marie Peterson Brian Michael Cash Robert Louis Jones III Catherine Lacy Pitman Donna Marie Cerabona Amy Lynn Kalmar Kathleen Marie Poploski Mark Joseph Cerenzia Kristopher Allen Kast Anna Ahlers Porto Kristina Marie Cieslak Chelsey Noelle Kelso James T. Redshaw, Jr. Matthew Stephen Conti Julie Theresa Kessler Claire Therese Reising John Bernard Corgan Kaitlyn Anne Kiger Anne Katherine Reser Shannon Ruth Coyne Luke Anthony Kippenbrock Rachel Marie Roseberry Jennifer Lynn D'Auria Josef Matthew Kuhn Frances Elizabeth Rudolf William Tyler Davis Bryan Patrick Lamb David Scott Ruffer Katherine Alexandra Despotes Edward Andrews Larkin Matthew Joseph Sanchez Katherine Elizabeth Dorociak Richard Francis Latuska Edward Henry Schaefer IV Rhiannon E. Duke Bethany Rae Laubacher Max Arthur Schaefer Kayla Renae Durcholz Bridget LeFevour Daniel Robert Schmitt Michael Patrick Eardley Laura Elizabeth Lindsley Daniel James Scime Grant Philip Erickson Colin Robert Littlefield Rebecca Evelyn Sharbaugh Katherine Kennedy Fitzpatrick Amelia Claire Lucisano Jasmin Michele Simmons Mary Ryan Flynn Maeve Colleen Maher Elizabeth Lorna Ann Simpson Michelle Susan Gaseor Nicholas John Mancinelli Caitlin Mae Smith Shanna Lee Gast Brigid Marie Mangano Shayna Anne Sura Benjamin Michael Gavel James Charles Maslar Mark A. Tancredi Elise Claire Gerspach Christina Therese Mastrucci Claire Elizabeth Thesing Sara Philomena Godshall Michelle Anne Maurin Margaret Mary Caroline Thomas Dennis John Goebel Jr. Anna Clare Mayer Joanna Ruth Thurnes Caitlin Elizabeth Hackett Patrick Edward McDonnell Eileen Catherine Wahl Kelly Marie Hagen Tyler Smith McQueen Adam Thomas Weightman Coleen Patricia Halloran Kevin William Mickey Caitlin Elizabeth Wrend Jessica Pauline Hedrich Lindsay Bryn Morris David Y. Yang Allison Renee Herschel Elizabeth R. Mullen Elizabeth Marie Young 87 Honor Societies

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY HONOR SOCIETY OF LAMBDA ALPHA:

Nicole Marie Allen Rhiannon E. Duke Nicole Marie Navas Elaine Rose Amoresano Bianca María Fernández de la Torre Elizabeth Marie Olveda Elizabeth Ann Benson Katherine Kennedy Fitzpatrick Meredith Ann Ragany Claire Jean Brown Colleen Barbara Flahive Kerry Marie Reardon Melissa Marie Coles Elise Claire Gerspach Lauren Marie Restivo Jaime Ann Cordes Theresa Elizabeth Gildner Daniel Robert Schmitt Kathleen Patricia Corr Maeve Colleen Maher Elizabeth Marie Young Kevin George Danchisko Claire Abraham Naus

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ECONOMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF OMICRON DELTA EPSILON:

Joshua Gerald Murphy Bell Dennis John Goebel, Jr. Colin Timothy Rich Charles Sanders Blumberg Jessica Pauline Hedrich Christopher Michael Ridenour Timothy Lawrence Bossidy Derry Matocha Herlihy David Scott Ruffer Patrick Tracy Brown Elizabeth Casey Koerbel Brian Sean Sheridan Lawrence Campbell Buckley Cherrica Li Connor Wood Smith Matthew Stephen Conti Matthew William McManus Robert John Stewart Andrew Michael Crail Andrea Claire Miller Audrey Sui William Vincent Cuddy Michael James Mogavero Lauren Marie Thompson Barton Joseph Dear Carlos Eduardo Peña Valdano Emily Louise Weil David Albert Galiyas, Jr. Stephanie Marie Raaf Mark Timothy Winkler Shanna Lee Gast Andrew Michael Rehagen Daniel John Woodhouse

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY OF SIGMA TAU DELTA:

Felicia Ann Aguirre Kathryn Anne Halloran Erica LeMay Miller Stacey Lynn Brandt Amy Lynn Kalmar Margaret Story Nettesheim Blair Marie Carlin Caitlin Dunn Kelley Erica Christine Pepitone Katherine Grace Conover Claire Louise Kiernan Meredith Ann Ragany John Bernard Corgan Kiely Danielle King Iraisa Ann Reilly Kathleen Patricia Corr Caitlin Joshua Listro Lauren Marie Restivo Alanna Elisabeth Durkin Mary Ellen Mazza Maria C. Sengenberger Kimberly Ann Ford Mary O'Neill McKeever Virginia Leigh Varraveto Kelly Marie Hagen Katherine Anne McNelis

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETY OF DELTA PHI ALPHA:

William George Africano Elizabeth Julia Freund Brittany Alyssa Schmier John Francis Ashley Elizabeth Ann High Nicholas Thomas Schroeder Eric Bradley Boettcher Joseph Frederick McMahon Jennifer Catherine Shaw Savannah Michelle Breen-Molina Christina Marie Nypaver Meagan Elizabeth Smith Jaime Ann Cordes Thomas Daniel Pecsok Kelly Marie Werner Jennifer Lee Dahm Piyush Milind Ranade Thomas Anderton Wiseman IV Merrick Joseph Doll Bradley Charles Rathe Dominic Bossu Fanelli Daniel Joseph Russ Bethany Verna Freeburg

88 Honor Societies

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY OF PHI ALPHA THETA:

Amanda Marie Alcantara Michelle Susan Gaseor Erin Kelly McNeill Natalie Marie Bath Jeffrey Charles Grant Margaret Elise Molitor Luke Alexander Betterman Amy Elizabeth Grinsteinner Justine Elizabeth Murnane David Painton Bray Philip Nathan Hall Baraem Nah Mary Patricia Brogan Ethan Dail Hatch Colin Timothy Rich Phillip Raymond Brunner Siobhan Patricia Heraty John Patrick Rowley IV Alyssa Mary Ceretti Nicholas Frank Holzemer Angela Teresa Schad Cindy M. Chan Jesse James Huff Thomas John Schuster, Jr. Melissa Ann Cowell Emily Lystad Hutchens Sarah Skillen Merrick Joseph Doll Anee Sophia Jackson Andrew Lewis Thomas Brice Doyle Jonathan Ronald Jasinski Margaret Mary Caroline Thomas Thomas James Dugan John Daniel Kelley Ann Marie Weber James Stevenson Ferlmann Victoria Sanyu McBride Scott Michael Whalen Samuel Kevin Fisher Meghan Lorelei McDermott Daniel John Woodhouse

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY OF PI SIGMA ALPHA:

Victoria Marie Braga Brittany Leigh Holom Anna Ahlers Porto Patrick Tracy Brown Kathryn Jayne Hunger Katherine Marie Santella Matthew David Cheston Jonathan Ronald Jasinski Brittany Alyssa Schmier Andrew Wright Clark Julie Theresa Kessler Andrew Dezso Magpuri Shaffer Annapatrice Fischer Clarke Charles Henry Landis Katlyn Elizabeth Smith John Bernard Corgan Cherrica Li Kathryn Claire Thornton Shannon Ruth Coyne Benjamin Thomas Linskey John Patrick Vogel Nicholas John Danna Colin Robert Littlefield Anne Elise Witt Rodolfo Disi Pavlic Kaitlyn Lee McCabe Emily Anne Wurtenberger Caitlyn Marie Dix Patrick Edward McDonnell Julie Katherine Zorb Patrick Gerard Faller Elizabeth Marie Morgan Andrew Lawrence Zutz Caitlin Anne Foster Anna Marie Peterson Ethan Dail Hatch Meghan Marie Phillips

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL SOCIOLOGY HONOR SOCIETY OF THE EPSILON CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA DELTA:

Michael Robert Baer Andrew Dean Jones Caitlin Mae Smith Amy Lucille Bilek Christopher James Knoedler, Jr. Anne Miriam Spont Elizabeth Danford Charnowski Thomas Frederick Kopko Jessica Ann Sullivan Blair Seton Chemidlin Anna Clare Mayer Melissa Ann Truitt Kelsey Thomas Conlon Lindsey Allison McAlarnen Allison Claire Vander Broek Kaitlyn Nicole Conway Scott Andrew Mitchell Leah Ashley Walker Kevin Patrick Doyle Michele Katherine Monk Robert Lysle Wedow Lucia Marie Geglio Anna Samantha Nanigian Kyle Vincent Welch Krystal Simone Grows Cristin Jane O'Connor Marissa Lynn Woodard Mark Stephen Herrera Jasmine Jade-Monee Reed Jennifer Marie Jesse Laura Elizabeth Schramm

89 Honor Societies

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF THEIR MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY:

PI DELTA PHI GAMMA KAPPA ALPHA Kelly Marie Forster (French) (Italian) Lauren Michelle Fussner Rachael Anne Curtin Adrián López Medina Elise Claire Gerspach Amanda Jean Elsner Anna Michelle Martinez-Montavon Lauren Elizabeth Henderson Andrea Virginia Fernandez Angrisano Rodolfo Disi Pavlic Julie Theresa Kessler Kelly Elizabeth Hunt Emma Marie Zainey John Byron Kramb Mackenzie Kathleen Keller Paul William Lanza Douglas Michael Lim SIGMA DELTA PI Grace Louise Loppnow Brigid Marie Mangano (Spanish) Stephanie Ann Makar Laura Kathleen McCrystal Steven James Alagna Dennise Martinez Brianna Rose McGuire Nicole Elizabeth Ashley Anna Michelle Martinez-Montavon Justine Elizabeth Murnane Blair Marie Carlin Sean Michael Mitchell Meghan Marie Phillips Donna Marie Cerabona Deborah Nicole Olmstead Claire Therese Reising Katherine Grace Conover Frances Elizabeth Rudolf Rebecca Claire Sandbothe Nathalie Marie Coombs Kathleen Elizabeth Shircliff Maria C. Sengenberger Katherine Alexandra Despotes Sarah Skillen Kiany Elena Smith Caitlyn Marie Dix Daniel H. Slubowski Kathryn Claire Thornton Michael Patrick Eardley Lauren Fusz Tonon Lauren Danielle Walsh Maureen C. Early Virginia Leigh Varraveto Lauren Elizabeth Wester Denise Andrea Ellison Kate Diana Weber Colleen Bernadette Finlay Elizabeth Marie Young

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL CIVIL ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY OF CHI EPSILON:

Antonio Ronaldo Puno Ayala Daniel John Iwanski Jonathan Thomas Pfrommer Jonathan Michael Barry John Milton LaBarge III Brittani R. Russell Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar Kameron Patrick Mayne Santiago Sánchez John Christopher Clark Andrew David Mullen Francisco Jose Zarama Kathleen Mary Fogarty Brian Gerald O'Connor Andrew Joseph Ziccarelli

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF TAU BETA PI:

Rosary Christine Torralba Abot Jonathan Richard Holland Odaro Anthony Omusi Sunil Kumar Agarwal Daniel John Iwanski Alexander Thomas Pelan Gregory Seth Angle Robert Louis Jones III Jonathan Thomas Pfrommer Steven Donald Atkinson Matthew C. Kaufmann Mark Thomas Pomerenke Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar Benjamin Thomas LaPres Michelle Lynn Roemer Jennifer Marie Berry Peter D. Lobaccaro David Joseph Rudy Eileen Elizabeth Bingle Adam Matthew Mahood Brittani R. Russell Elizabeth Leigh Clark Steven William Mattix Kevin Stephen Sallah Jonathan Michael Conway Robert Daniel Maurer Aaron Joseph Scheid Barton Joseph Dear Sean Paul McMillan Matthew Thompson Schueler Joseph Daniel Evetts Samantha Lynn Miller Stephen Andrew Siena Paul Gloninger Fleury Zachary David Miller Michael David Sobolewski Anne Fontana Flinchbaugh Charles William Mitchell Rachel Katherine Witty Timothy John Florencki Andrew David Mullen Andrew Joseph Ziccarelli Nicholas Charles Geraci Thomas Alan Noel Christopher Albert Gurries Megan Rose O'Keefe

90 Honor Societies

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF UPSILON PI EPSILON:

Gregory Seth Angle Matthew C. Kaufmann Sean Paul McMillan Anne Fontana Flinchbaugh

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF THEIR MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY:

SIGMA GAMMA TAU ETA KAPPA NU PI TAU SIGMA (Aerospace Engineering) (Electrical Engineering) (Mechanical Engineering) Joseph Daniel Evetts Jennifer Marie Berry Joseph Martin Augustinsky William Barry Garrahan Elizabeth Leigh Clark Thomas William Bongiorno Teresa Ann Henisey Anne Fontana Flinchbaugh Steven Anthony Bonomo III Kyle Joseph Higdon Timothy John Florencki Ryan Philip Calkin Jonathan Richard Holland Odaro Anthony Omusi Victoria Lynn Carpenito Benjamin Thomas LaPres Matthew Thompson Schueler John Casey Cockerham Stephen Alexander Lauria Matthew Joseph Wohlwend Paul Gloninger Fleury Adam Thomas Letcher Dennis Patrick Malloy Minh Tam Nguyen Steven William Mattix Julia Langdon Potter Jennifer Michele Perricone Matthew James Petraglia Robert William Powers Timothy James Purcell Michelle Lynn Roemer Christine Marie Roetzel Kyle Patrick Roshak David Joseph Rudy Michael David Sobolewski Mary Kathryn Zahm

IN THE MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF BETA ALPHA PSI:

Mathieu Charles Abernethy Sara Kathryn Jaszkowski Daniel Charles Rimkus Patrick Michael Alcide Kimberly Ann Kyrouac Elizabeth Lynn Roman Lillian Marie Bauer Ruby Sophia Lee Katherine Morgan Sample Sean William Bennett Xiao Liu Michael Jerome Scheidler Nicole Lynne Bobowski Rachael Yut-Yun Louie Ryan Michael Sheehan Jessica Christine Burjek Kaitlyn Maloney James Bradley Skakun Charles W. Campisi Dennise Martinez Laura Elizabeth Smith Matthew David Cheston Ryan Anthony McCargar Meagan Elizabeth Smith Carolyn Hayes Conley Ellen Louise McCready Lawrence Anthony Stickley, Jr. Brendan Charles Davern Erin Marie McDonnell Stephen Michael Stober Lauren Edger James Joseph McKillen Claire Louise Streitman Andrea Denise Etienne Ellen Marie Mrowka Laura Christine Szejka Jessica Martin Everage Julie Anne Mulloy Kelly Ann Waclawik Hannah Rose Fisher Melissa Anne Musacchio Mengxuan Wang Nathan Scott Furtado Sandra Anne Nazareth Jasmine Elise Williams Katherine Lynnette Gardner Grace Elizabeth Orians Iris Luo Jun Wong Andrea Lauren Green See Hyun Park Emily Anne Wurtenberger Jennifer Elizabeth Henzler Stephanie Marie Raaf Daniel Joseph Zahren Erin Kathleen Hoffer Liam McCann Rhatigan Nicole Ann Zobrist

91 Honor Societies

IN THE MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF BETA GAMMA SIGMA:

Patrick Michael Alcide Patrick Jeremiah Guiltinan Taylor A. Osicek Stephen Charles Audretch Thomas Albert Haddad Matthew James Peterson Nicole Marie Balduf Daniel Curtis Haines Kelly Nicole Pierson Julia Christine Ball Ryan Christopher Hayes Jacqueline Marie Pimentel-Gannon Leigh Nicole Beaman Hillary Marie Heffernan Stephanie Catherine Piszczor Sean William Bennett James Cassell Hinckley Thomas A Poznick Philip Marcel Black Robert Michael Hoffman Paul Edwin Ragos Nicole Lynne Bobowski Tim Huang Kalimuthu Ramakrishnan Ronald J. Bolek Jenelle Lauren Huddleston Colin Ashwell Raymond Lisa Marie Botticelli Matthew Cordell Jeppsen Cynthia Ann Rheinhardt Timothy Joseph Bradley Kelly Amanda Jones Richard Patrick Roggeveen Charles W. Campisi Amy Elizabeth Klinger Stephen Rozow III Helen Ruth Carter Michael Duffy Lawson Stephen Albert Santrach John Inoh Choe Ruby Sophia Lee Laura Elizabeth Schramm Kaitlin Marie Conklin Robert D. L'Heureux III Peter H. Shaheen Matthew Edward Corcoran Caitlin J. Lynch Ali Siddiq Michael Lawrence D'Agostino Ryan Christopher Mack George Theodore Siedlecki Tyler Francis DeBoer Ryan Tate Marcott Christopher Robert Skubis John Joseph Degan IV Erin Michelle Marrone David Christopher Sopchik Daniel David DeJaegher Fadel Khalil Matta Tyson Lee Stewart Andrew Carl Dermanoski Kaitlyn Lee McCabe Lawrence Anthony Stickley, Jr. David William Derr, Jr. Andrew Spencer McCleery John Patrick Sturm Nicholas Lammers DeTrempe Ellen Louise McCready Todd Jeremy Sudak Carl Edward Durrenberger Katherine Suzanne McDaniel Jessica Ann Sullivan Kathryn Lee Eisele Brennan Patrick McDonald Brian Arthur Sweet Chad Muller Elkins Lohn Johnson McKee Gabrielle Elizabeth Tate Jessica Martin Everage Andrea Claire Miller Alexander James Tran John Joseph Flaherty Randall Scott Mitchell Leanne A. Turner Brian Liam Ford Lindsay Bryn Morris Erica Jean Watson Kale Michael Frank Julie Anne Mulloy Eric John Weeldreyer Thomas James Friel Deborah Ann Novotny Emily Anne Wurtenberger Jonathan Robert Garner Kevin Francis O'Brien Robert Wayne York John J. Gavigan David Matthew Olecki Ronald W. Zeltwanger Erik Michael Gernant Grace Elizabeth Orians Nicole Ann Zobrist

IN THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY OF TAU SIGMA DELTA:

Taylor Ann Davis Stephanie Anne Arrienda Jazmines Lon Thomas Stousland Larissa Cuenca Esmilla Paige Audrey Mariucci Tiffany Minh Tran James Paul Kaleiokalani Hayes Amanda Lynne Miller William Sanford Hull Kaitlyn Elizabeth Smous

92 Awards and Prizes Teaching Awards

Frank O’Malley Award THE REVEREND EDMUND P. JOYCE, C.S.C. Presented to a faculty member who exhibits the ideals AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN of Frank O’Malley by demonstrating a commitment UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING to excellence in undergraduate teaching

Douglass Hemphill Honors faculty members who have had a profound Assistant Professional Specialist of Management influence on undergraduate students through sustained exemplary teaching LAW SCHOOL Joseph A. Buttigieg, English Xavier Creary, Chemistry and Biochemistry Notre Dame Law School Distinguished Faculty Stephen M. Fallon, Program of Liberal Studies Award Agustin Fuentes, Anthropology Daniel A. Graff, History Rev. John J. Coughlin, O.F.M. Rev. Daniel G. Groody, C.S.C., Theology Professor of Law School Yih-Fang Huang, Electrical Engineering/Computer Science and Engineering Fernand N. Dutile Anthony K. Hyder, Physics Professor of Law School Charles F. Kulpa, Jr., Biological Sciences William H. Leahy, Economics and Econometrics Tara A. MacLeod, Irish Language and Literature COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS Kerry L. Meyers, Engineering Kenneth W. Milani, Accountancy Charles E. Sheedy Award for Excellence in Brian O'Conchubhair, Irish Language and Literature Teaching Jeffrey W. Peng, Chemistry and Biochemistry Anne Pilkington, Mathematics Thomas F. Noble Georgine Resick, Music Professor of History Deborah L. Rotman, Anthropology Maria C. Tomasula, Art, Art History, and Design Xiaoshan Yang, East Asian Languages and COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Literatures Shilts-Leonard Teaching Award

IN THE UNIVERSITY Christopher F. Kolda Associate Professor of Physics Dockweiler Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Advising Recognizes faculty and staff who have demonstrated COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING a sustained commitment to Notre Dame undergraduates through outstanding mentoring, Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award academic advising or career counseling services Ramzi Kamal Bualuan Samuel S. Gaglio Associate Professional Specialist of Computer Science Professional Specialist of Management and Engineering

Kathleen J. Kolberg Professional Specialist of Preprofessional Studies MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Anre Venter Professional Specialist of Psychology Leo Burke Outstanding Teacher Award

To be announced at a later date 93 Awards and Prizes

Arnie Ludwig Outstanding Teacher Award Master of Science in Accountancy Outstanding Professor Award To be announced at a later date David N. Ricchiute Master of Business Administration Outstanding Professor of Accountancy Teacher Award The Blessed Basil Anthony Moreau, C.S.C. Matt Bloom Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award Associate Professor of Management Jeffrey R. Hart Master of Nonprofit Administration Outstanding Associate Professional Specialist of Finance Teacher Award

Matt Bloom Associate Professor of Management

National Awards

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Post DAAD Graduate Research Grant Doctoral Fellowship Jason M. Miller, Amarillo, Texas Heather Treseler, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Julia Agnes Schneider, Champaign, Illinois Sean P. Walsh, Fairbanks, Alaska American Institute of Chemists Award On the basis of a demonstrated leadership ability, Directed Energy Professional Society Graduate character, scholastic achievement, and potential for Scholarship advancement of the chemical professions Alice Marie Nightingale, Culver, Indiana Peter D. Lobaccaro, Holmdel, New Jersey Earhart Foundation Fellowship M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Children's Art Project Graduate Scholarship Alexander Selkirk Duff, Cambridge, Ontario Canada

Jeremy Adam Montemarano, Cypress, Texas European Reseach Council Post-Doctoral Fellowship ANR (L'Agence national de la recherche) Doctoral Fellowship Sean P. Walsh, Fairbanks, Alaska

Sean P. Walsh, Fairbanks, Alaska Ford-LASA Special Project Award

ASEE Science, Mathematics, and Research for Lucas Isaac Gonzalez, Buenos Aires, Argentina Transformation (SMART) Scholarship Fulbright Award Patrick Anthony La Fratta, Lynchburg, Virginia Christina Anna-Maria Gisela Buchhold, Veitsbronn, Chemistry-Biochemistry-Biology Interface Germany Program Fellowship (sponsored by National Lucas Isaac Gonzalez, Buenos Aires, Argentina Institute of Health) Anna Barbara McGinness, Shaker Heights, Ohio

Christine Lynn Monteleon, Riverview, Michigan Fulbright Research Grant

Clinical Legal Education Association Andrew Stefan Mrugala, Las Vegas, Nevada Outstanding Student Award Ann Marie Weber, Grand Junction, Colorado

Brett Thomas Bean, Frankfort, Illinois Carolyn Maria Sweeney, Kensington, Maryland 94 Awards and Prizes

Fulbright Scholarship National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) Andrew Stefan Mrugala, Las Vegas, Nevada Natalie Adriana Griffiths, Toronto, Ontario Canada Fulbright Teaching Assistantship National Science Foundation Graduate Jaime Ann Cordes, Raleigh, North Carolina Research Fellowship John Daniel Greil, Hastings, Minnesota Amanda Nicole Johnson, Omaha, Nebraska Claire Jean Brown, Logansport, Indiana Virginia Leigh Varraveto, Leawood, Kansas Jake Thomas Lussier, Manchester, Ohio Daniel Payton McInnis, Bloomington, Minnesota Goldwater Scholarship Kevin William Mickey, Dublin, Ohio Abigail Mitchell, New Paris, Indiana Jake Thomas Lussier, Manchester, New Hampshire Jody A. Peters, Grant, Michigan Shayna Ann Sura, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin National Science Foundation Doctoral Graduate Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Research Fellowship Award (NRSA) Predoctoral Training Grant (National Institute of Health) Jake Thomas Lussier, Manchester, New Hampshire

Christine Marie Steeger, Colorado Springs, Colorado Portland Cement Association Education Foundation Research Fellowship Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Graduate Student Fellowship (American Psychological Foundation) Steven Michael Barbachyn, Kalamazoo, Michigan

Melissa Ward George, Deltona, Florida Schallek Fellowship from the Medieval Academy of America Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fellowship Kathryn Michelle Veeman, Edmonton, Alberta Canada Matthew C. Brown, Sumter, South Carolina Eric Thomas Shuler, Ithaca, New York Snowdrop Foundation Graduate Scholarship

Lilly Graduate Fellowships Jeremy Adam Montemarano, Cypress, Texas

Rosary Christine Torralba Abot, Sacramento, Truman Scholarship California Kayla Renae Durcholz, Warsaw, Indiana Puja V. Parikh, Fort Wayne, Indiana Elizabeth Lorna Ann Simpson, Powell, Wyoming MacArthur Foundation DVBID Scholarship

Irene Nakitende Kasumba, Kampala, Uganda

The George C. Marshall Award To the senior Army cadet officer for excellence in leadership

Colin Ashwell Raymond, Greenwich, Connecticut Activity and Service Awards

Carlos Aballi Award in Hispanic Cultural Alumni Association Distinguished Undergraduate Awareness Student Award To the senior who has studied Spanish at Notre Conferred on a senior who has rendered outstanding Dame, demonstrated pride in their Hispanic service to Notre Dame and the community culture, and given significant service to the Hispanic community Glynnis Anne Garry, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Sarah Skillen, Ranchos Palos Verdes, California 95 Awards and Prizes

The David L. Appel Award The Reverend John Considine, MM Award To the marketing senior involved in significant For outstanding student contributions to the study of, community service activities or service to, the Catholic Church in Latin America

Eugenia Victoria Alfonzo, Wheaton, Illinois Holly Maria Bird, Cincinnati, Ohio

Band Service Award The Tara K. Deutsch Award Awarded to a band member for dedication and To a senior in the Department of Accountacy for service to the Notre Dame Band exemplary social consciousness and devotion to efforts to give hope to the less fortunate Cynthia Louise McMackin, Ocean Springs, Mississippi Katherine Lynnette Gardner, Wylie, Texas The James B. Carroll Annual Prize For the best contribution to the Juggler and/or for The Mara Fox Award for Service to the Hispanic best artwork contribution to the Juggler Community To the senior who has studied Spanish at Notre Dame Amy Ma, Fort Lee, New Jersey and contributed outstanding service to the Hispanic community Citation of Merit Award For contribution to Notre Dame’s residential mission Cari Marie Pick, Elk Grove Village, Illinois through service in the student’s residence hall The John W. Gardner Student Leadership Award Thomas Andrew Banasiak, Palatine, Illinois To a senior who exemplifies the ideals of the Victoria Marie Braga, Ocean View, New Jersey University through outstanding volunteer service Amanda Mae Bremer, Lackawanna, New York beyond the University community John Christopher Clark, Spring Lake, Michigan Meaghan Marie Crowley, Los Gatos, California Gabrielle Elizabeth Tate, Orland Park, Illinois Grant Philip Erickson, Bloomington, Minnesota Claire Elizabeth Fisher, Kankakee, Illinois Hall Spirit Award Krystal Simone Grows, Kileen, Texas To seniors who have most exemplified the spirit Eric Jeffrey Harvan, Garfield Heights, Ohio of Notre Dame through personality, character, and Holly Elizabeth Hinz, East Lansing, Michigan actions Michelle Anne Jodziewicz, Los Angeles, California Margaret Peré Jumonville, Baton Rogue, Louisiana Michael Andrew Black, Horizon City, Texas Jonathan Lynch Liedl, Pequot Lakes, Minnesota Molly Catherine Boyle, New Ulm, Minnesota Matthew Thomas Lopez, Fort Collins, Colorado John Joseph Carroll, Portsmouth, Rhode Island James Charles Maslar, Brecksville, Ohio Joshua Edward Flynt, Malta, New York Victoria Sanyu McBride, Youngstown, Ohio Eddie Joseph Guilbeau IV, Houma, Louisiana Kaitlyn Lee McCabe, Orland Park, Illinois Anee Sophia Jackson, Overland Park, Kansas Kurt Francis Nowak, Globe, Arizona Sara Kathryn Jaszkowski, Boise, Idaho Erica Lynne Palag, Hilliard, Ohio Kaitlyn Maloney, Hanover Township, Pennsylvania Kaitlin Marie Robinson, Edina, Minnesota Kameron Patrick Mayne, Russell, Kentucky Cornelius Stephen Rogers, Hampton Bays, Mary O'Neill McKeever, Cleveland Heights, Ohio New York Derryl Joseph Miller, Indianapolis, Indiana David Joseph Rudy, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Andrew Stefan Mrugala, Las Vegas, Nevada Richard Michael Schroeder, Fort Wayne, Indiana Issac William Reichman, Red Hook, New York Rebecca Evelyn Sharbaugh, Ligonier, Pennsylvania Erin Maureen Rider, Hyde Park, New York Andrew Lewis Thomas, Eagan, Minnesota Daniel Charles Rimkus, Chantilly, Virginia Thimothy Joseph Woodward, Overland Park, Kansas Kaitlin Marie Robinson, Edina, Minnesota Emily Anne Wurtenberger, Lakeside Park, Kentucky Torie Ann Roig, Anniston, Alabama Matthew Michael Zak, Lake Zurich, Illinois Gregory Andrew Rustico, Middletown, New York Javi Aitor Zubizarreta, Boise, Idaho Bristol Schmitz, Oregon Frederick William Schoenhut V, Mill Neck, New York The Reverend A. Leonard Collins, C.S.C. Award Margaret Jean Skinner, McLean, Virginia To a graduating senior who has made substantial Reid Griffin Spears, Tulsa, Oklahoma personal efforts to advance the interest of students at Gabrielle Elizabeth Tate, Orland Park, Illinois the University of Notre Dame Kyle Alexander Tennant, Franklin Furnance, Ohio Melissa Ann Truitt, Crystal Lake, Illinois Nicholas Nury Ruof, Fresno, California Katharine Patricia Valko, Oakland, Michigan 96 Awards and Prizes

Eileen Catherine Wahl, Lexington, Kentucky The J. Sinnot Meyer Award Robert Drexel Wilson, Bellmore, New York To an American Studies senior for outstanding Julie Katherine Zorb, Chandler, Arizona service to the academic community

Irish Clover Award Caitlin Elizabeth Wrend, Inverness, Illinois Established in 1985, this award is given annually by Student Government to recognize students, faculty or The Denny Moore Award for Excellence in staff for outstanding service to students of the Notre Journalism Dame community To a senior who exemplifies the qualities for which Denny was known, including personal integrity and Kevin Alexander Kimberly, Kenner, Louisiana character, commitment to Notre Dame, and writing Mariah Haller McGrogan, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ability Rachel Marie Roseberry, Galion, Ohio Cynthia Marie Weber, Hendersonville, Tennessee Erica Christine Pepitone, Lincroft, New Jersey

The Byron V. Kanaley Award Blessed Basil Moreau, C.S.C. Leadership Award Awarded to the senior monogram winners who have Awarded to a senior who embodies Father Moreau’s been most exemplary as student-athletes and as vision of educating both the heart and mind, and who leaders has demonstrated significant effort to advance the Catholic character of the University John Eli Brovsky, Lakewood, Colorado William Tyler Davis, Nashville, Tennessee Samuel David Russ, Eagan, Minnesota Lauren Ann Fowlkes, Lee's Summit, Missouri Cole Richard Johnson, Hudson, Ohio Robert F. O’Brien Award Erin Michelle Marrone, Alexandria, Virginia Awarded for outstanding service and dedication to the Notre Dame Band The Stephen Kertesz Prize For the best senior thesis in the field of international Andrew Lewis Thomas, Eagan, Minnesota relations Outstanding Band Member Steven James Alagna, Kansas City, Missouri Awarded to a band member for loyalty, dedication, and leadership David J. LaBarre Community Service Award To the MNA student who is well regarded by his/ Timothy Thomas Spear, Mokena, Illinois her fellow MNA classmates, possesses the integrity and character consistent with Notre Dame ideals, The Charles and Simone Parnell Award demonstrates a willingness to help other students, To the senior who attended the Angers International and displays a commitment to both Notre Dame Study Program and has demonstrated a high level of and the surrounding communities international awareness and social service activities participation Anthony Layne Crawford Perkinson, Sr., Indianapolis, Indiana Charles Sanders Blumberg, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sister Jean Lenz, O.S.F. Leadership Award Recognizes a post-baccalaureate student who has William Richardson Award in Hispanic Culture displayed leadership in promoting a more diverse, To the African-American senior who has studied inclusive campus community for all students Spanish at Notre Dame and demonstrated an active interest in, and awareness of, Hispanic culture Jacqueline Pimentel-Gannon, Indianapolis, Indiana Isabel Kwara Chirase, Amarillo, Texas Lawrence J. Lewis Award To the senior in the Department of Economics who The Ray Siegfried Award for Leadership has best distinguished him/herself in community Excellence service Awarded annually to a senior at Notre Dame who exemplifies the qualities for which Notre Dame Lauren Elizabeth Hoedeman, Edina, Minnesota Trustee Ray Siegfried was known, including leadership, generosity, devotion to the Catholic faith, and affinity for the spirit of athletic competition

Kayla Ann Bishop, San Antonio, Texas 97 Awards and Prizes

Jose Tito Siguenza Award for Service to Hispanic The Student Activities Leadership Awards Youth To students who best exemplify the spirit of Notre To the senior who has studied Spanish at Notre Dame Dame in social, recreational, residential, service, and and contributed outstanding service to Hispanic religious activities that promote the welfare of the youth University and extended communities

Elizabeth Marie Young, Columbus, Ohio Patrick Tracy Brown, Redmond, Washington Brandon Keith Buchanan, Indianapolis, Indiana Gerald J. Smith Memorial Award Michael Peter Daly, Saint Paul, Minnesota Awarded to the band members for citizenship and Catherine Marian Flynn, South Bend, Indiana loyalty to the Notre Dame Band Cherrica Li, Carmel, Indiana Soeren Andrew Palumbo, Palatine, Illinois Marissa Ann Henry, Urbandale, Iowa Lexi Perreras, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Derryl Joseph Miller, Indianapolis, Indiana Erin Marie Reinke, Jefferson, Ohio Erin Maureen Rider, Hyde Park, New York Matthew Gerald Robinson, Wheaton, Illinois Rachel Marie Roseberry, Galion, Ohio Rohit Feroz Ummer, El Paso, Texas Julie Katherine Zorb, Chandler, Arizona

In the Graduate School

Center for Research Computing Computational Carrie Susanne Miller, Noblesville, Indiana Science and Visualization Award Taylor Richardson Murphy, Camarillo, California Alice Marie Nightingale, Culver, Indiana Andrew Tyler Johnson, North Vernon, Indiana Daniel John Robertson, Cheltenham, United Kingdom Christopher John Patrick Schmitt, Grossen Linden, Deans' Fellowship Germany Craig Bradshaw Woelfel, San Diego, California Levi Bronson Sanchez, Grove City, Pennsylvania Kaneb Center Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Diversity Fellowship Maria Guadalupe Arenillas, Buenos Aires, Argentina Hubert George, Miami, Florida Saibal Basu, Kolkata, India Joanna Toni Ho, Cupertino, California John Joseph Hess, Clayton, Missouri Michael J. Petrin, Portland, Oregon Christine Marie Pinheiro, Champaign, Illinois Lilly Presidential Fellowship Nilay Saiya, Jonestown, Pennsylvania Jason Eton Scott, Junction City, Kansas Patrick Ormande Bowles, South Bend, Indiana Justin Michael Deuerling, Tallahassee, Florida Gaia Fellowship Joel Casey Dietrich, Norman, Oklahoma Cornelius Edward Griggs, Gladstone, Missouri Joseph Robert Teller, Porterville, California Andrew Zachary Hansen, Lincoln, Nebraska Jennifer Jungmin Kang, Santa Cruz, California GLOBES Fellowship Elaine Marie Mindrup, Evansville, Indiana Supported by IGERT grant from the National Science Lee Gavin Neuharth, Camdenton, Missouri Foundation Anne Elizabeth Siebels Peterson, Marion, Iowa Anthony Robert Strathman, Spring, Texas Jessica Diane Mikels-Carrasco, South Bend, Indiana Matthew Joel Zyskowski, Atco, New Jersey

Kaneb Center Outstanding Graduate Student Arthur J. Schmitt Presidential Fellowship Teacher Award Michael Raymond Albrecht, Heath, Texas Richard Sunil Gejji, Kalamazoo, Michigan Louis James Antonelli, Omaha, Nebraska Andrew Tyler Johnson, North Vernon, Indiana David Robert Baker, Snohomish, Washington Georgios Magkotsios, Epanomi, Greece Rachel Elizabeth Bashor, Waco, Texas 98 Awards and Prizes

Jacob Allen Cress, Laura, Ohio University Presidential Fellowship Mandelle Ann Danser, Marlton, New Jersey Andrea Jane Fowler, Janesville, Wisconsin Matthew C. Brown, Sumter, South Carolina Frank Fuqiang Li, Danville, California YuenMan Rebecca Cheung, Hong Kong Benjamin Emery Mertz, South Bend, Indiana Alexander Justin Dukalskis, Seoul, Republic of Korea Andrew Scott Paluch, Tonawanda, New York John A. Hall, South Bend, Indiana Craig Richard Powers, Dalton, Massachusetts John Joseph Hess, Clayton, Missouri David Matthew Schatzman, Cincinnati, Ohio Charles L. Leavitt IV, Mendota Heights, Minnesota Deborah K. Thomas, Plymouth, Minnesota Eleanor Everett Pettus, Goleta, California Joseph Valerioti, Houston, Texas Sebastiaan Roelands, South Bend, Indiana Aaron David Segal, South Bend, Indiana Eli J. and Helen Shaheen Graduate School Award Eric Thomas Shuler, Ithaca, New York Laura Kathryn Taylor, Lincoln, Massachusetts Sagnik Basuray, Dargapur, West Bengal, India Heather Treseler, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Matthew William Bates, Burney, California Kathryn Michelle Veeman, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Melissa Ward George, Deltona, Florida Bradley Joseph Vermurlen, Holt, Michigan Natalie Adriana Griffiths, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Notebaert Premier Fellowship

Katie Ann-Marie Bugyis, South Bend, Indiana

In the Law School

ALI-ABA Scholarship and Leadership Award The Colonel William J. Hoynes Award In recognition for being the graduate in this law For outstanding scholarship, application, deportment, school class who best represents a combination of and achievement scholarship and leadership, the qualities embodied by the ALI-ABA parent organizations, the American Law To be announced at a later date Institute and the American Bar Association International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award Kaitlin Marie Moredock, Springfield, Illinois For distinguished achievement in the art of advocacy

Arthur Abel Memorial Competition Writing Kevin Kekono Chen, Cupertino, California Award Anna Margaret Dudenhoeffer, Kansas City, Missouri Brian J. McCarthy, Youngstown, Ohio Amelia Grace Yowell, McPherson, Kansas Jessup International Moot Court Award Edward F. Barrett Award For excellence in advocacy For outstanding achievement in the art of trial advocacy Vanessa Elizabeth Barmack, Redlands, California Anthony John Giresi, Westerville, Ohio Jerome William McKeever, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Anne Marie Mackin, San Antonio, Texas Tania Jaynelle Mistretta, New York, New York Danielle Elizabeth Palkert, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Conrad Kellenberg Award For service toward the betterment of the Law School The Joseph Ciraolo Memorial Award and local community To a law student who exemplifies spirit, service and significant achievement in the face of adversity as did Carolyn Maria Sweeney, Kensington, Maryland Joe, beloved member of the class of 1997 William T. Kirby Award James Henry Lockwood, Niles, Michigan For excellence in brief writing

The Farabaugh Prize To be announced at a later date For high scholarship in law

To be announced at a later date 99 Awards and Prizes

Dean Konop Legal Aid Award Captain William O. McLean Law School For outstanding service in the Legal Aid Clinic Community Citizenship Award Awarded to the person(s) who has done the most to Uriel Benjamin Abt, Huntington Woods, Michigan contribute to the lives of students at the Law School

The Jon E. Krupnick Award Danisha Renaida Anderson, Highlands Ranch, For excellence in the art of trial advocacy Colorado

Vanessa Elizabeth Barmack, Redlands, California The Dean Joseph O’Meara Award Robert Michael Cimino II, Omaha, Nebraska For outstanding academic achievement Charles Ryan Finlen, Normal, Illinois To be announced at a later date David T. Link Award For outstanding service in the field of social justice The A. Harold Weber Moot Court Awards For outstanding achievement in the art of oral Jacqueline Marie Pimental-Gannon, Indianapolis, argument Indiana Henry B. Altmiller, Buda, Texas The Judge Joseph E. Mahoney Award Brett Thomas Bean, Frankfort, Illinois For outstanding leadership Caitlin Elizabeth Dahl, Winnetka, Illinois Jaime Lauren Greenblatt, New York, New York Danisha Renaida Anderson, Highlands Ranch, Soyeon K. Seo, Seoul, Republic of Korea Colorado Carolyn Marie Wendel, Thousand Oaks, California Aaron Chase O'Dell, Dallas, Texas The A. Harold Weber Writing Award The Arthur A. May Award For excellence in essay writing To a member of the Barristers team who demonstrates a commitment to professional ethical To be announced at a later date standards and exhibits excellence in trial advocacy

Shelby Leigh Conney, Oriskany, New York

In the College of Arts and Letters

The Reginald Bain Award The Paul Bartholomew Prize To a Notre Dame student who produces remarkable For the best senior thesis in the field of political theory theatre projects from any area of theatre during the academic year Kristen Alexandra Marie Andree, Bloomfield Village, Michigan Robert Jordan Jenista, Colorado Springs, Colorado The Otto A. Bird Award The Gary F. Barnabo Political Science Writing To the Program of Liberal Studies student who Award submits the best senior research essay For outstanding writing in political science Josef Matthew Kuhn, Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania Timothy Paul Zintak, Orland Park, Illinois The Joseph Italo Bosco Senior Award The Dr. Robert Joseph Barnet Award To a graduating senior for excellence in Italian studies To the outstanding Arts and Letters Preprofessional seniors who have demonstrated, in addition to Rodolfo Disi Pavlic, Santiago, Chile excellent character, superior academic achievement across the arts and sciences

Matthew Stephen Conti, Sewickley, Pennsylvania Colin Joseph Parker, Seattle, Washington 100 Awards and Prizes

The Broad Avenue Filmmakers Award for Best The Dockweiler Medal for Philosophy Student Film To the senior in the College of Arts and Letters who To the students who produce remarkable film submits the best essay on a philosophical theme products Mark A. Tancredi, Naperville, Illinois Best Fiction Film: Michael Francis Burke, Homer Glen, Illinois East Asian Languages and Cultures Award Marie Elizabeth Wicht, Stamford, Connecticut An award to seniors for excellence in the study of Best Non-Fiction Film: Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Daniel Joseph Moore, Palatine, Illinois Erin Marie Zacek, Spring Lake, Michigan Chinese: Alyssa Mary Ceretti, Schaumburg, Illinois The Reverend Lawrence G. Broestl, C.S.C. Japanese: German Award Emily Anne O'Malley, Boynton Beach, Florida To a graduating senior for excellence in the study of Korean: German language and literature MinYoung Christina Kim, APO, Military Youngsan, People's Republic of Korea Eric Bradley Boettcher, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin The Margaret Eisch Memorial Award in Sociology To the most outstanding senior majoring in sociology The Peter Brown Professional Achievement Award Caitlin Mae Smith, Charleston, West Virginia To the anthropology student with outstanding performance in the tasks of a professional academic Endowment for Excellence Award in Romance in one or more of the following arenas: publication, Languages and Literature presentation at professional meetings, grants, or To a graduating senior for excellence in Romance fellowships Languages and Literatures

Claire Abraham Naus, Shreveport, Louisiana Anna Michelle Martinez-Montavon, Elm Grove, Wisconsin The John E. Burke Award To outstanding Arts and Letters Preprofessional Jeffrey Engelmeier Award seniors who have demonstrated, in addition to To an outstanding student of German whose excellent academic achievement, outstanding contribution to the life of the department, its students, leadership qualities through service within and/or or the community is especially conspicuous; or beyond the Notre Dame community whose leadership enhances the role of the German Club or is evident in the organization of a campus or Bethany Rae Laubacher, Bend, Oregon community event Graysen Robert Petersen-Fitts, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Merrick Joseph Doll, West Chicago, Illinois The Reverend Joseph H. Cavanaugh, C.S.C. Award To the senior who has evidenced high qualities of The Paul Farmer Applied Anthropology Award personal character and academic excellence in To the student who has used their anthropological theological studies training for public service

James Charles Maslar, Brecksville, Ohio Neva Nicole Lundy, Palos Verdes Estates, California

The Susan Marie Clements Award The William and Connie Greif Award To a woman among the Program of Liberal Studies Awarded to outstanding BFA students graduating seniors who exemplifies outstanding qualities of scholarly achievement, industry, Kirsten Valentina Blazic, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania compassion, and service Edel Jane Crowe, Boalsburg, Pennsylvania Eileen Marie Hassett, Beaverton, Oregon Emma Marie Zainey, Indianapolis, Indiana Daniel Robert Jacobs, Granger, Indiana Holly Nicole Klejeski, Oak Grove, Minnesota Department of Music Senior Award Justin Daniel Schneider, Atlanta, Georgia Awarded to the most outstanding music department John James Traub, Hampton, New Jersey seniors, by vote of the undergraduate committee

Bridget Theresa Mullins, Hudson, Ohio Matthew Joel Swanson, Ollie, Iowa 101 Awards and Prizes

The Catherine Hicks Award The Donald and Marilyn Keough Award To a graduating senior for outstanding work in For excellence in Irish Studies theatre Rhiannon E. Duke, Exeter, New Hampshire Lucy Catherine Lavely, Orange, Connecticut The Stephen Kertesz Prize The Helen Hritzu and Jewell Erickson Award For the best senior thesis in the field of international For excellence in Arabic/Classics relations

Arabic: Steven James Alagna, Kansas City, Missouri Benjamin Michael Gavel, Berea, Ohio Jonathan Lynch Liedl, Pequot Lakes, Minnesota Walter Langford Award for Excellence in French Classics: Literature Kayla Renae Durcholz, Warsaw, Indiana To the graduating senior major whose work was Edward Andrews Larkin, East Lansing, Michigan deemed most outstanding in French literature by the Dakota Lee O'Dell, Saratoga Springs, New York Romance Languages and Literatures faculty Richard Michael Schroeder, Fort Wayne, Indiana Kelly Elizabeth Hunt, Eads, Tennessee

The David Huffman Scholar/Athlete Award in Walter Langford Award for Excellence in Spanish Anthropology Literature To the students with outstanding performance in the To the graduating senior major whose work was anthropology major and in athletics deemed most outstanding in Spanish literature by the Romance Languages and Literatures faculty Hannah Jude Jackson, Moscow, Idaho Daniel Robert Schmitt, Palatine, Illinois Elizabeth Marie Young, Columbus, Ohio

The Irwin Press Prize in Medical Anthropology Father Anthony J. Lauck Award For the best paper in medical anthropology Awarded to best of show for seniors

Neva Nicole Lundy, Palos Verdes Estates, California Krystal Simone Grows, Killeen, Texas Andrew Tiernan McBride, Palos Verdes, California The Jacques Gold Medal of Fine Arts Stephanie M. Sohn, Ronkonkoma, New York Awarded to a student by the Department of Art, Art History, and Design for excellence in studio art Liu Family Distinguished Achievement Award in Asian Studies Eileen Marie Hassett, Beaverton, Oregon Honors the student whose character and undergraduate work best exemplify the qualities of The Jacques Silver Medal of Fine Arts commitment, diligence, and imagination in the study Awarded to a student by the Department of Art, Art of Asia History, and Design for excellence in studio art Paige Jeannette Norris, South Bend, Indiana Daniel Robert Jacobs, Granger, Indiana The Gertrude Austin Marti Award in Theology The John Joyce Award To the graduating senior who has given evidence The award is given as merited to the best of qualities of personal character and academic undergraduate and/or graduate research paper achievement in theological studies or creative work on the "American Worker," by the Higgins Labor Studies Program Elizabeth Lorna Ann Simpson, Powell, Wyoming

To be announced at a later date Michel Prize in Medieval Studies To the student who has written the best essay on a John J. Kennedy Prize for Latin American medieval subject Studies For the seniors who have written an outstanding Amy Lynn Kalmar, Carlisle, Pennsylvania honors essay on Latin America

Rodolfo Disi Pavlic, Santiago, Chile Stephanie Erin Mulhern, Williamsville, New York

102 Awards and Prizes

The George Monteiro Prize The Hugh O’Donnell Award in American Studies For the senior who has written an outstanding essay To a senior in American Studies for outstanding in Portuguese academic achievement

Cristina Kline-Quiróz, Huntertown, Indiana Caitlin Elizabeth Wrend, Inverness, Illinois

Mabel L. Mountain Painting Prize The O’Hagan Award Awarded to an art student for excellence in painting Awarded by the Department of History to a history major for the best original essay on a phase of Irish Michal James Winding, South Bend, Indiana history

The James E. and Barbara L. Murphy Award To be determined at a later date To the seniors in the Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, & Democracy or in American Studies for The John A. Oesterle Awards in Philosophy exceptional journalism Awards given when merited to graduating philosophy majors for excellence in philosophy Jordan Rae Gamble, Romney, Indiana Laura Kathleen Myers, Wadsworth, Ohio Benjamin Michael Gavel, Berea, Ohio Kristopher Allen Kast, Tell City, Indiana The Reverend Raymond W. Murray, C.S.C. Kevin William Mickey, Dublin, Ohio Award in Anthropology To the outstanding senior majoring in anthropology The Joseph P. O’Toole, Jr. Award To a graduating senior for outstanding work in film Claire Jean Brown, Logansport, Indiana production

The Paul Neville Journalism Award Javi Aitor Zubizaretta, Boise, Idaho To a senior in American Studies or the Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics and Democracy for The Philip L. Quinn Gender Studies Outstanding excellence in journalism Essay Award Awarded to the student with the best undergraduate Madeline Ann Buckley, Northbrook, Illinois essay

The Robert D. Nuner Modern and Classical Brigid Marie Mangano, Lebanon, New Jersey Language Award To a graduating senior in the College of Arts and John J. Reilly Scholar Award Letters with a first or second major in any classical or To Arts and Letters/Engineering seniors with modern foreign language who has earned the highest outstanding performance in their careers as Notre cumulative grade point average Dame students

Kelly Elizabeth Hunt, Eads, Tennessee Rosary Christine Torralba Abot, Sacramento, California The Willis D. Nutting Award Santiago Garcés Escobar, Bogotá, Columbia To the Program of Liberal Studies seniors who best Robert Louis Jones III, South Bend, Indiana embody the department’s high teaching and learning ideals Eugene M. Riley Prize For excellence in photography Laura Elizabeth Lindsley, Charlotte, North Carolina Cornelius Stephen Rogers, Hampton Bays, New York Kelly Elizabeth Hunt, Eads, Tennessee

The Monsignor Francis A. O’Brien Award Radwan & Allan Riley Prize To a senior for the best research paper by a history Awarded to a senior for excellence in his or her major respective field

To be determined at a later date Art History: Brigid Marie Mangano, Lebanon, New Jersey The Guillermo O'Donnell Prize Design: For the best senior thesis in the field of comparative Daniel Robert Jacobs, Granger, Indiana politics Studio Art: Edel Jane Crowe, Boalsburg, Pennsylvania Victoria Marie Braga, Ocean View, New Jersey Anna Ahlers Porto, West Des Moines, Iowa 103 Awards and Prizes

The James E. Robinson Award The Brother Simeon Prize for Distinction in To the outstanding senior English majors Irish For excellence in Irish language and literature Matthew Glenn Coyne, Parkersburg, West Virginia Meredith Ann Ragany, Princeton, New Jersey Samuel Kevin Fisher, Buffalo, New York

The Rooney Center for the Study of American The Sociology Outstanding Senior Essay Award Democracy Prize For the most outstanding senior sociology essay For the best senior thesis in the field of American politics Kaitlyn Nicole Conway, Newport News, Virginia

Patrick Gerard Faller, Green Bay, Wisconsin The Television Studies Award To a graduating senior for outstanding work in Russian Senior Award television studies To a graduating senior for excellence in the study of Russian language and literature Allen Patrick Murphy, Lakeside, California

Thomas Anderton Wiseman IV, Nashville, Tennessee The Lauren B. Thomas Scholarship To an outstanding Russian major who exhibits The Julian Samora Award financial need To the student demonstrating broad engagement

with academic life Brittany Leigh Holom, Miles City, Montana Katherine Kennedy Fitzpatrick, Ridgefield, The Weber Award Connecticut To the senior in the Department of Economics who The John F. Santos Award for Distinctive has achieved the highest academic average Achievement in Psychology In recognition of outstanding achievement in Matthew Stephen Conti, Sewickley, research, academic performance, and student-life Pennsylvania activities The Genevieve D. Willis Gender Studies Senior Jenalee Rae Doom, Wagner, South Dakota Thesis Prize Elizabeth R. Mullen, Rockford, Illinois Awarded to the student(s) judged to have produced the most outstanding senior thesis (the Senior Recognition Award in Psychology capstone project for second majors in Gender In recognition of outstanding achievement in Studies) research, academic performance, and student-life activities while pursuing a major course of study in Robyn Marie Grant, Middletown, Ohio psychology The Professor James Withey Award Lauren Michelle Fussner, Dublin, Ohio To a senior in American Studies for notable Bridget LeFevour, Sunfish Lake, Minnesota achievement in writing Lexie Perreras, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Joanna Ruth Thurnes, Newport News, Mary Teresa DiSipio, Havertown, Virginia Pennsylvania

Senior Thesis Prize The Judith A. Wrappe Memorial Prize Best history thesis by a senior history major To a first semester senior majoring in art who demonstrates the qualities of talent, tenacity, spirit, To be determined at a later date good humor, and goodness

John Harold Sheehan Prize Essay Award Edel Jane Crowe, Boalsburg, Pennsylvania To the seniors in the Department of Economics who have written the best senior honors essays The Peter Yarrow Award in Peace Studies Awarded to the students in Peace Studies who Shanna Lee Gast, Overland Park, Kansas demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment Andrew Joseph Kidd, Lima, Ohio to peace and justice in the world

Shannon Ruth Coyne, Naperville, Illinois 104 Shanna Lee Gast, Overland Park, Kansas Awards and Prizes

In the College of Science

The Lawrence H. Baldinger Award Merck Index Award To the seniors in the preprofessional program who For outstanding achievements in chemistry excelled in scholarship, leadership, and character Jessica Marie Pearson, Harvard, Illinois Christine Marie Bacha, Akron, Ohio Ryan J. Pietrocarlo, Rochester, New York Kristopher Allen Kast, Tell City, Indiana The Patrick J. Niland, M.D. Award Robert P. Balles Notre Dame Distinguished To a senior preprofessional studies major Mathematics Scholar To the most outstanding mathematics major James T. Redshaw, Jr., North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Michelle Anne Maurin, Houston, Texas Outstanding Biochemist Award Robert P. Balles Notre Dame Honors Program For leadership, academic achievements, research, Mathematics Scholar and scholarship in biochemistry To the most outstanding mathematics major Jennifer Lynn D'Auria, Hermitage, John Jacob Pardo, Rochester, New York Pennsylvania

Samuel J. Chmell, M.D. Award Outstanding Biochemistry Research Award High academic achievement and integrity For excellence in research in biochemistry

John Joseph Carroll, Portsmouth, Rhode Island William Patrick Flavin, Darien, Illinois

College of Science Valedictory Award Outstanding Biological Scientist Presented to a graduating senior for scholarly To the seniors who have demonstrated the most promise accomplishments broadly recognized beyond the in the biological sciences as evidenced by both academic College of Science performance and research participation

Edward Andrews Larkin, East Lansing, Michigan Brittany Lynn Angarola, Whittier, California Donna Marie Cerabona, Arlington Heights, Illinois The Dean’s Award Shanik Joseph Fernando, Portland, Oregon Presented to the outstanding graduating senior in Kevin Edward Hodges, Naperville, Illinois the College of Science in recognition of exemplary Timothy Thomas Spear, Mokena, Illinois personal character, leadership, service, and outstanding achievement Outstanding Chemist Award For academic and research achievements in Kristopher Allen Kast, Tell City, Indiana chemistry as an undergraduate James T. Redshaw, Jr., North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Catherine Lacy Pitman, Owings, Maryland

Department of Physics Research and Dissertation Outstanding Chemistry Research Award Award For excellence in research in chemistry In recognition of outstanding research and presentation of that research in the doctoral Ryan Patrick Dwyer, Pewaukee, Wisconsin dissertation Outstanding Environmental Scientist Xinghai Zhao, Lianyungang, To the senior who has demonstrated the most promise People's Republic of China in the environmental sciences as evidenced by both academic performance and research participation The Kolettis Award in Mathematics For excellence in mathematics Shayna Anne Sura, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

Amy Marie DiJoseph, Lakemoor, Illinois

105 Awards and Prizes

Outstanding Physics Major Paul F. Ware, M.D., Excellence in Outstanding senior physics major Undergraduate Research Award Given by the Department of Biological Sciences Nicholas John Mancinelli, Lakewood, in recognition of an exceptional GPA and Colorado undergraduate research career at the University

Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award Kristopher Allen Kast, Tell City, Indiana Outstanding research by undergraduate physics majors Dr. Norbert Wiech Award For outstanding academic performance during the Justin Edward Browne, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania junior year Kimberly Jean Schlesinger, Medfield, Massachusetts Jennifer Lynn D'Auria, Hermitage, Pennsylvania Senior GE Prize for Honors Majors in Mathematics William R. Wischerath Outstanding Chemistry For excellence in mathematics Major Award For academic achievements for a graduating senior Mark Joseph Cerenzia, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania chemistry major

Senior GE Prize for Mathematics Majors Ryan Patrick Dwyer, Pewaukee, Wisconsin For excellence in mathematics

Alex Raymond Toth, Villa Park, Illinois

The Reverend Joseph L. Walter, C.S.C. Award To a preprofessional student dedicated to service

Richard James McLaughlin, Burr Ridge, Illinois

In the College of Engineering

The Aero Propulsion Award Chemical Engineering Alumni Award To the senior aerospace engineering major for In recognition of high scholastic standing and outstanding performance in the Gas Turbines and involvement in extra curricular activities Propulsion class Barton Joseph Dear, Spring, Texas To be announced at a later date Samantha Lynn Miller, Idaho Falls, Idaho Megan Rose O'Keefe, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania American Society of Civil Engineers Activity Awards Chemical Engineering Faculty Award For participation in the services and activities of the To the senior having the highest scholastic average American Society of Civil Engineers after seven semesters

Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar, Pleasanton, California Kevin Stephen Sallah, Hopewell Junction, New York Jennifer Lynn Hellyer, Granger, Indiana Chemical Engineering Research Award Americo Darin Prize In recognition of outstanding undergraduate For significant improvement over the first four research semesters of engineering David Alexander Riehm, Stillwater, Minnesota Matthew David Drummond, Mayfield Heights, Ohio Patrick Mackey Yee, Buffalo Grove, New York Santiago Garcés Escobar, Bogotá, Columbia Maureen Elizabeth Mathias, Frederick, Maryland Alexander Donald Wallach, Hinsdale, Illinois

106 Awards and Prizes

The Patrick J. Deviny Scholarship Award Kenneth R. Lauer Award To the senior in aerospace engineering displaying the To a senior civil engineering student for leadership, most diligence and persistence in their studies integrity and service to fellow students, and community as determined by his or her classmates To be announced at a later date Brittani R. Russell, Beaver, Pennsylvania The IEC William L. Everitt Award For achievement in electrical engineering, computer The James L. Massey Award engineering, or computer science, with an interest in For achievement in electrical engineering, recalling the area of communications communication theory, undergraduate teaching, and the Binary Examination Anne Fontana Flinchbaugh, Dallas, Texas Adam Matthew Mahood, Butler, Pennsylvania Odaro Anthony Omusi, Lagos, Nigeria

The Vincent P. Goddard Award for Aerospace The James A. McCarthy Scholarship Design Presented to a senior civil engineering student for For the best design in the senior aerospace design outstanding academic and professional excellence in course their junior year

To be announced at a later date Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar, Pleasanton, California The Leroy D. Graves Academic Improvement Award The Basil R. Myers Award To a senior civil engineering student for significant For achievement in electrical engineering, recalling development in academic performance circuit theory, the English language, and Saint George Day at Notre Dame Santiago Sánchez, Bogotá, Columbia Timothy John Florencki, Strongville, Ohio Dr. Raymond C. Gutschick Award To the graduating seniors who have demonstrated Jerome L. Novotny Design Award in Thermal the most promise in geological research as evidenced Science by successful undergraduate research projects For best design in the senior heat transfer course

Meehan Marella Lenzen, Bloomington, Indiana To be announced at a later date Alexandria Marie Suding, North Vernon, Indiana Outstanding Computer Engineering Senior Award Gibran Kareem Research Prize For outstanding academic achievement in the To the senior civil engineering student who has computer engineering program demonstrated outstanding scholarship through undergraduate research Anne Fontanta Flinchbaugh, Dallas, Texas

Jonathan Thomas Pfrommer, Reno, Nevada Outstanding Computer Science Senior Award For outstanding academic achievement in the The Sydney Kelsey Outstanding Scholar Award computer science program To the senior civil engineering student for excellence and creativity in academics Gregory Seth Angle, Shreveport, Louisiana Evan Peter Lent, South Bend, Indiana Daniel John Iwanski, Tiverton, Rhode Island Pi Tau Sigma Honor Award Reverend Alexander Kirsch, C.S.C. Award To the outstanding graduate in mechanical To the senior in geological sciences who has engineering evidenced high qualities of personal character, scholarship, and leadership To be announced at a later date

Kenneth Michael Maher, Turner, Maine

107 Awards and Prizes

The Arthur J. Quigley Award The Reverend Thomas A. Steiner Prize For achievement in electrical engineering, recalling To outstanding students in the College of Engineering electronics, service to our neighbor, and the little man who have displayed all-around excellence as students in the circuit Olga Aleksandrovna Beltsar, Pleasanton, California Jennifer Marie Berry, Huntsville, Alabama Nicholas Charles Geraci, Aurora, California Jake Thomas Lussier, Manchester, New Hampshire Rockwell Automation Design Award Michelle Lynn Roemer, Mountain View, California For the best design in the senior mechanical Kevin Stephen Sallah, Hopewell Junction, New York engineering capstone design course Matthew Thompson Schueler, Louisville, Kentucky

To be announced at a later date John Traecy Chemical and Biomolecular Award To the student with the highest score in The Walter L. Shilts Award for Undergraduate Thermodynamics in spring of their sophomore year Achievement To a senior civil engineering student who has best Kevin Stephen Sallah, Hopewell Junction, fulfilled their potential through hard work and New York dedication to obtaining the best possible education Zahm Prize for Aeronautical Engineering Antonio Ronaldo Puno Ayala, Chesterfield, Missouri To the senior who has achieved the most distinguished record in professional subjects Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Award To the outstanding graduate in aerospace To be announced at a later date engineering Zahm Prize for Mechanical Engineering To be announced at a later date To the senior who has achieved the most distinguished record in professional subjects The Lawrence F. Stauder Award For achievement in electrical engineering, recalling To be announced at a later date electrical power, the IEEE Student Branch, and the Notre Dame Alumni

Mark Thomas Pomerenke, Springfield, Missouri

In the Mendoza College of Business

The Academic Excellence Award The Wesley C. Bender Award for Marketing Awarded in recognition of academic excellence in the To the seniors with the highest grade point average in Master of Science in Accountancy program the marketing concentration

To be announced at a later date Julia Christine Ball, Naperville, Illinois Joshua Edward Flynt, Malta, New York The Accountancy Chairman’s Award Stephanie Catherine Piszczor, Orland Park, Illinois To a senior for outstanding service to the Department Kelly Castle Timko, Cortlandt Manor, New York of Accountancy The Peter Brady Award Elizabeth Lynn Roman, Naples, Florida To an oustanding senior in the Department of Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business Accountancy Faculty Award To an outstanding senior in the Department of Jessica Christine Burjek, Downers Grove, Illinois Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business

Katherine Morgan Sample, Charlotte, North Carolina

108 Awards and Prizes

The Justin Harris Brumbaugh Memorial Award The Le Clair Eells Award To the MIS/IT Management senior whom classmates Given to the seniors in the Department of Finance select as having had the most impact on their lives who have demonstrated outstanding leadership during their stay at Notre Dame James Michael Pappas, Rogers, Arkansas Megan Elizabeth Smith, League City, Texas Jessica Ann Sullivan, Norwich, Connecticut

The Paul F. Conway Award Eugene D. Fanning Award Given to a senior in the Department of Finance To the senior man and woman who demonstrate who embodies those characteristics that define our exceptional achievement in business communication, tradition of excellence: a person of keen intellect who excellence in writing, speaking, listening and enriches the ideals of Notre Dame interpersonal communication, and who demonstrate leadership potential, initiative, integrity and respect Stephen Albert Santrach, North Oaks, Minnesota for the dignity and rights of others

The Herman Crown Award James Joseph McKillen, Tower Lakes, Illinois Given to the senior in the Department of Finance with Jordan Elizabeth Rockwell, Federal Way, Washington the highest overall grade point average The Federation of Schools of Accountancy Student Daniel David DeJaegher, Moline, Illinois Achievement Award To a graduate student for outstanding performance The Brother Cyprian, C.S.C. Award in the Master of Science in Accountancy program in To outstanding seniors in the Department of the Mendoza College of Business Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business Ryan Michael Colabello, Omaha, Nebraska Nicole Marie Balduf, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Philip Marcel Black, North Olmsted, Ohio The Department of Finance Outstanding Service Lauren Edger, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Award Julie Anne Mulloy, Northville, Michigan An annual award given to senior finance majors for rendering outstanding service to the department The Dean’s Award To the student whose leadership within the Mendoza James Rosario Ingallinera, Greenwich, Connecticut College of Business was outstanding James Thomas Zumot, McLean, Virginia

Katherine Morgan Sample, Charlotte, The Paul D. Gilbert Award North Carolina To the senior in marketing demonstrating outstanding leadership in departmental, college, and Dean’s MBA Award University activities To the Executive MBA student and the Traditional MBA student nominated by MBA faculty in their Lauren Alexandria Guzman, Chicago, Illinois respective program, who demonstrate strong leadership amongst his/her classmates, show The Hamilton Award for Accountancy promise for future professional success and have a To the outstanding senior in the Department of strong record of scholarship Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business

To be determined at a later date Ellen Louise McCready, Carlsbad, California

The James Dincolo Award The Hamilton Award for Finance To outstanding seniors in the Department of Given to seniors in the Department of Finance with Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business high academic credentials

Kayla Ann Bishop, San Antonio, Texas Lisa Marie Botticelli, Wilton, Connecticut Erin Michelle Marrone, Alexandria, Virginia Kaitlin Marie Conklin, Allegany, New York Grace Elizabeth Orians, Memphis, Tennessee Richard Patrick Roggeveen, Barrington Hills, Illinois Emily Anne Wurtenberger, Lakeside Park, Kentucky Erica Jean Watson, Noblesville, Indiana

109 Awards and Prizes

The Hamilton Award for Management The Management Award To the outstanding consulting or entrepreneurship To the outstanding IT management senior in the seniors in the Department of Management Department of Management

Taylor A. Osicek, Wheeling, Illinois Alexander James Tran, Wheaton, Illinois Gabrielle Elizabeth Tate, Orland Park, Illinois The MNA Excellence Award The Hamilton Award for Marketing To a graduating student for exemplary efforts to To the outstanding senior in the Department of enhance the MNA learning community Marketing Justin Mark Dunton, Midland, Texas Kelly Amanda Jones, Saint Joseph, Michigan The Charles G. Morrow Award for Business The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C. Excellence Founder’s Award Given in honor of the late Charles G. Morrow ‘38, To the MNA student who demonstrates strong to the graduating seniors in the Mendoza College of leadership amongst his/her classmates; shows Business who have demonstrated business excellence promise for future professional success, and has a through University service and leadership. This strong record of scholarship award also acknowledges the students academic and professional integrity Michael Taft Benson, Cedar City, Utah Andrea Denise Etienne, South Bend, Indiana The Indiana CPA Society Award Jasmine Elise Williams, Phoenix, Arizona To the students best exemplifying academic excellence, proficiency in communication, and strong J.D. Stuart Pegg Outstanding Male Student Award moral character To the male Traditional MBA student nominated by fellow students, who demonstrates outstanding Lauren Ann Boulay, Omaha, Nebraska academic prowess, has shown leadership and Dennise Martinez, Brownsville, Texas exhibited character during his MBA experience

The Raymond P. Kent Award Ali Siddiq, Lahore, Pakistan An annual award given to senior finance majors for outstanding performance in finance classes Lucy Blandford Pilkinton, Ph.D. Memorial Award To a graduating MBA candidate demonstrating Tyler Francis DeBoer, Grand Rapids, Michigan exceptional achievement in management Thomas Albert Haddad, Clark, New Jersey communication, excellence in writing, speaking, Caitlin J. Lynch, Cincinnati, Ohio listening and interpersonal communication, and who demonstrates integrity and respect for the dignity The Elmer Layden Award and rights of others To outstanding seniors in the Department of Accountancy in the Mendoza College of Business Molly Margaret Iarocci, Carefree, Arizona

Nicole Lynne Bobowski, Wheaton, Illinois Marylyn S. Rosenthal Outstanding Female Ruby Sophia Lee, Seoul, Republic of Korea Student Award Sandra Anne Nazareth, Savannah, Georgia To the female Traditional MBA student, nominated Nicole Ann Zobrist, Scottsdale, Arizona by fellow students, who demonstrated outstanding academic prowess, has shown outstanding John R. Malone Academic Achievement Award leadership, and exhibited character during her MBA To the junior marketing major with the highest experience cumulative grade point average and conferred on the winner during his/her senior year Mariana A. Fonseca Medina, Mexico City, Mexico

Kelly Amanda Jones, Saint Joseph, Michigan Marylyn S. Rosenthal Outstanding Male Student Award John R. Malone MBA Academic Achievement To the male Traditional MBA student, nominated Award by fellow students, who demonstrated outstanding To the Executive MBA student and the Traditional academic prowess, has shown outstanding MBA student with the highest cumulative grade point leadership, and exhibited character during his MBA averages experience

110 To be announced at a later date Justin Smith A. Whitmore, Elgin, Illinois Awards and Prizes

The Robert M. Satterfield Award Frederick B. Snite, Jr. Spirit of Notre Dame To a student for bringing enthusiasm, integrity, and Award a spirit of teamwork to the classroom To the student who is well regarded by his/her fellow Traditional MBA students, possessess the integrity Chelsi Arianna Gallegos, Bakersfield, California and character consistent with the Notre Dame ideals, demonstrates a willingness to help other students, Donna M. Sclafani Memorial Award Scholarship and displays a commitment to both the Notre Dame Given as a memorial to the 1981 graduate of the and surrounding communities as demonstrated University of Notre Dame, it is presented annually through community service to an outstanding female MBA marketing student as voted by the marketing department faculty Ryan Lamont MacNeil, Simsbury, Connecticut

To be announced at a later date Robert Vecchio Leadership Award Award is given at the discretion of the faculty to Frederick B. Snite, Jr. Notre Dame Leadership a consulting or entrepreneurship student who Award embraces the spirit of Notre Dame and has excelled in To the student who demonstrates a commitment to developing leadership skills the Traditional MBA program, its students, faculty, and administration, presents a sense of purpose for Margaret Elise Molitor, Libertyville, Illinois other MBA students, and enhances the MBA program through his/her actions

Jeffrey Donald Harer, Eden Prairie, Minnesota

In the School of Architecture

The Henry Adams Certificate Association of Licensed Architects Student Merit Second ranked graduating student in an accredited Award professional degree program To the graduating student recognized for exemplary achievements throughout the scholastic year Taylor Ann Davis, Phoenix, Arizona Terry Lee Victor Howell, Jr., Chicago, Illinois The Henry Adams Medal and Certificate First ranked graduating student in an accredited The Noel Blank Design Award professional degree program Best fifth-year thesis design completed during the fall semester Larrissa Cuenca Esmilla, Gap, Pennsylvania To be announced at a later date The Leon Battista Alberti Medal To a graduate student for overall academic excellence Bond Hall Civic Award in Architecture and Urbanism To be announced at a later date To a graduating student for contributions to a culture of environmental sustainability and civic The Alpha Rho Chi Medal virtue in the School of Architecture To a graduating student who has shown an ability for leadership, performed willing service for the school To be announced at a later date and gives promise of real, professional merit through attitude and personality Norman A. Crowe Award To a graduating student for contributions to the ideas To be announced at a later date of sustainability in architecture and urbanism

To be announced at a later date 111 Awards and Prizes

Dean’s Award for Advanced Design Excellence David M. Schwarz Architects Internship and in Architecture Traveling Fellowship Undergraduate Award To the student with overall excellence in fifth-year For a student completing the fourth year, a two- thesis in the fall semester month internship with David M. Schwarz Architects and a one-month travel fellowship involving To be announced at a later date independent research and study

Dean’s Graduate Award for Advanced Design To be announced at a later date Excellence in Architecture The Gertrude S. Sollitt Award To be announced at a later date To the student who submits the best work as a solution to a special problem in structure assigned in Ferguson & Shamamian Graduate Prize the scholastic year To a graduating Masters student for excellence in design exhibited in thesis To be announced at a later date

To be announced at a later date The Ralph Thomas Sollitt Award To the student in the School of Architecture who Ferguson & Shamamian Undergradaute Prize submits the best design as a solution to the thesis Awarded to a fifth-year student in the Bachelor architecture problem of Architecture Program for overall excellence in classical design exhibited throughout the course of To be announced at a later date study St. Joseph Award in Furniture Design To be announced at a later date To the furniture design student best resolving issues of concept, design, and craftsmanship Nellie Wynn Kervick Award for Design and Drawing To be announced at a later date Selected by the Rome Studies faculty, the award honors the student whose work in freehand drawing Ray Stuermer Memorial Award for Excellence in in the third year of study has been of the highest merit Design Selected by faculty, award is given on the basis of To be announced at a later date design work through the fourth year for overall improvement and design excellence Paris, Rome, Athens Graduate Prize For scope exploration and quality of individual To be announced at a later date building design successfully uniting architecture and urban design Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society Bronze Medal Awarded by the individual chapter of the Tau To be announced at a later date Sigma Delta Society to a fifth-year student who has demonstrated excellence in design Paris, Rome, Athens Undergraduate Prize For scope exploration and quality of individual To be announced at a later date building design successfully uniting architecture and urban design

To be announced at a later date

David M. Schwarz Architects Internship and Traveling Fellowship Graduate Award A two-month internship for a graduate student with David M. Schwarz Architects and a one-month travel fellowship involving independent research and study

To be announced at a later date

112 Awards and Prizes

In the University

The Chicago Navy League Award The Captain McGurty Award To the Navy Option midshipman who has exemplified To the midshipman who has exemplified the the Navy’s core values of honor, courage, and leadership and service traits of a naval officer and commitment and has served in one of the senior has served in one of the senior midshipman staff midshipman staff positions during the past year positions during the past year

Jonathan David MacDurmon, Edmond, Oklahoma Eric Paul Leis, Worcester, Pennsylvania

Chief of Naval Operations Distinguished The Naimoli Award Midshipman Graduate To the senior midshipman demonstrating, without Award to honor one graduating midshipman at each fanfare, superior dedication and effort in academic NROTC Unit who demonstrates the highest standards achievement, student activities, and leadership of leadership, academic, and military performance throughout four years as an NROTC midshipman

Nicholas Charles Geraci, Aurora, Colorado Alex Gregory Darr, Churchville, Pennsylvania

The Patrick Dixon Award Colonel Brian C. Regan Award To the Marine Option midshipman first class who To the outstanding Army ROTC cadet at Notre Dame has made an outstanding record in academic for the past school year achievement, student activities, and leadership qualities throughout four years as an NROTC Ryan Christopher Degnan, Alexandria, Virginia candidate

The Noel A. Dube Memorial Award Daniel Joseph Brennan, Boerne, Texas To the Air Force ROTC senior with the highest combined merit of character, leadership, scholarship, The Captain Paul Roberge Memorial Award and officer potential To the outstanding Air Force ROTC senior cadet who exemplifies the Air Force Core Value of integrity, Melissa Ann Nolan, Dayton, Ohio service before self, and excellence in all we do

The Easby-Smith Award Andrew Dezso Magpuri Shaffer, Oklahoma City, To the midshipman who has exemplified the core Oklahoma values of integrity, service, and leadership and has served in one of the senior midshipman staff positions The Strake Award during the past year To the midshipman first class who has made an oustanding record in academic achievement, Matthew Michael Zak, Lake Zurich, Illinois in student activities, and in leadership qualities throughout four years as an NROTC candidate The Gallagher-Snider Award To the midshipman who has an outstanding record Nicholas Charles Geraci, Aurora, Colorado in academic achievement, superior military bearing, and exceptional leadership and physical fitness throughout their four years at Notre Dame

Joseph Michael Soley, Lebanon, New Jersey

The Patrick L. Haley Award To the ROTC cadet who displays moral courage, selfless service, and excellence in U.S. Army training management

Alexander Francis Barbuto, Leavenworth, Kansas

113 Academic Attire

Ceremonial garments worn at academic functions wear a hood. A master’s degree holder has a hood take their meaning from the original centers of three and one half feet in length with a three inch wide learning of the Western world in the Church of the border, and is slit at the bottom. Those individuals Middle Ages. Caps, hoods, and gowns of the early with a doctorate degree wear a hood four feet in length, students and monks have been held through the open at the bottom, with a five inch border. centuries to be traditionally symbolic of the scholarly The gown is usually black in color but some devotion so basic to education and to the deliberate American universities, including Notre Dame, have and orderly evolution of knowledge. adopted distinctive colors for their robes. Notre Dame The introduction of classical studies, the gradual doctorate degree robes are blue, reflecting one of its rise of the great universities across Europe, and the official colors. ever-increasing awareness of the decisive role of The cut of the gown aids in differentiating between education in the entire development of civilization the three levels of degrees. The bachelor’s gown is influenced leaders among academicians in their desire relatively simple and falls in straight lines from an for a singular identity. In the attempt to create this elaborate yoke. It may be recognized most readily differentiation, educators fell upon the medieval by the long, pointed sleeves. The master’s gown is system of classic heraldry, whereby the coat of arms, somewhat fuller and bears no adornment. The sleeves assorted ornamental trappings, and patterns of colorful are oblong in shape and open at the wrist, with the rear design had been adopted to denote the distinctive part of the oblong square cut while the front edge has character of designated chivalric orders. The function a cutaway arc. The doctor’s gown is more elaborate of “pedagogical heraldry” became, then, simply with velvet panels down the front and around the neck identification. As such, measures were taken to signify of the garment. The sleeves are bell-shaped at the end through distinctive markings on the academician’s and have three bars of the same material as the front attire the institution that had granted the degree, panels at the upper portion of the arm. It is cut rather the field of learning in which the degree had been full and may be ornamental in color. Notre Dame’s earned, and the level of the degree-bachelor, master or doctoral gown has royal blue velvet front panels with doctorate. the University’s shield embroidered in gold. The royal Of the three pieces of academic attire, the cap, the blue sleeve chevrons are outlined in gold. gown, and the hood, it is the hood that offers the most The mortarboard or Oxford-type cap has been abundant and most readily discernable information adopted throughout most universities in the United about its owner. The inner lining of the hood identifies States, although Notre Dame’s doctoral cap is a royal the institution at which the individual earned the blue tam. Colored tassels are usually worn by holders degree. Some schools have adopted two-color patterns of the bachelor’s and master’s degrees. These denote and introduced chevrons and bars in various designs the field of learning. The list on the next page indicates to set themselves apart from other institutions. The the tassel colors. Gold tassels are reserved for those velvet trim bordering the hood indicates the major with doctorate degrees and governing officers of field of learning, or faculty, in which the degree has educational institutions. been earned. The list at the conclusion of this section will explain this relationship. A final feature of the hood concerns its length and width and distinguishes further between holders of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s degrees. The length of the hood for the bachelor’s degree is three feet, closed at the bottom, and the velvet border is two inches. At Notre Dame, those individuals receiving a bachelor’s degree do not

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AGRICULTURE...... Maize ARCHITECTURE...... Blue Violet ARTS, LETTERS, HUMANITIES...... White COMMERCE, ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS ...... Light Brown DENTISTRY...... Lilac Each year Notre Dame’s senior class supports a ECONOMICS...... Copper program or project that will make a lasting impact on EDUCATION...... Light Blue student life. The Senior Legacy demonstrates each ENGINEERING...... Orange class’s appreciation for its Notre Dame experience FINE ARTS...... Brown and gives graduating seniors the opportunity to help FORESTRY ...... Russet ensure that future students are able to enjoy all of JOURNALISM...... Crimson the benefits of a Notre Dame education. We would LAW...... Purple like to take this opportunity to thank the seniors and LIBRARY SCIENCE...... Lemon all of the alumni and friends of the university who MEDICINE ...... Green have so generously chosen to make a donation to Our MUSIC ...... Pink Lady’s University. Notre Dame relies on these gifts to NURSING...... Apricot continually offer the best experience possible, and all OPTOMETRY...... Sea Foam Green of the students are deeply grateful for your unwavering ORATORY (SPEECH)...... Silver Gray support. PHARMACY...... Olive Green PHILOSOPHY...... Dark Blue Our class has chosen to dedicate our legacy to helping PHYSICAL EDUCATION...... Sage Green Notre Dame students in crisis through the creation PODIATRY–CHIROPODY...... Nile Green of the Kevin Healey Emergency Assistance Fund, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, INCLUDING named after a classmate who passed away during our FOREIGN SERVICE ...... Peacock Blue sophomore year. Gifts to our Senior Legacy will create PUBLIC HEALTH ...... Salmon Pink an endowment that will provide funds each year that SCIENCE ...... Golden Yellow students in need may draw on in emergency situations SOCIAL SCIENCE ...... Cream to cover expenses such as travel for the student or SOCIAL WORK...... Citron the student’s family in cases of injury, illness, or THEOLOGY ...... Scarlet death. Notre Dame is not simply a university, but a VETERINARY SCIENCE ...... Gray community, and the Emergency Assistance Fund will be a tangible expression of the Notre Dame Family. Old Gold and Royal Blue in Hood Denotes a Notre If you would like to contribute to the Class of 2011’s Dame Degree Senior Legacy or to the Notre Dame Annual Fund, please visit Supporting.ND.edu. 115 Symbols of Office

THE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL THE UNIVERSITY MACE

The Presidential Medal was introduced at the The academic scepter, or mace, was one of the inauguration of Notre Dame’s 16th President, the earliest distinctive signs of medieval university officials. Reverend Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C. The medal, struck The mace was originally a wooden staff carried by royal in bronze and plated in gold, was made by the Medallic messengers. The early wooden staff on the university Art Company, Danbury, Connecticut. beadle, a subaltern official, evolved in the 14th century The seal of the University forms the center of the into an elaborate silver mace. It was carried by the medal and is mounted in relief against a larger cross beadle during processions and graduation ceremonies, representing the Congregation of Holy Cross, the and was displayed as a symbol to command order religious community which founded the University in during classes. In the 15th century it became symbolic 1842. In traditional heraldry, the shield unsupported of academic dignity. An essential part of the mace was and central in the seal is appropriate for an institution the staff or cylindrical rod (tibia), originally a tube of of learning. At the base of the shield are two waves silver filled with wood or some other base materials. which symbolize the waves of Saint Mary’s Lake on The staff, divided into several sections, was held whose shores the University was founded. In the together by a ring-shaped excrescence (nodus). The upper left, the six-pointed star, considered the perfect staff was crowned with a bell-shaped head (caput); at form, signifies “Star of the Sea,” a title accorded the the base was a finial (membrum terminale). Virgin Mary for whom Notre Dame is named. A cross The Notre Dame mace was designed and executed symbolizes Christianity. The open book, emblematic by the late Reverend Anthony Lauck, C.S.C., professor of education, is inscribed with the Latin words, “Vita, emeritus of art, art history, and design. The bronze Dulcedo, Spes,” or “Our life, our sweetness, and our caput repeats the University seal found on the hope.” These words, first addressed to Our Lady by Presidential Medal, but brings the star outside the Saint Bernard, are taken from the familiar prayer, shield where its separate rendering emphasizes the “Salve Regina,” or “Hail Holy Queen.” patronage of the Virgin Mary. Its shaft is in walnut and the star and the finial bear the University colors gold and blue.

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