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11S Commencement List College of Arts & Science Bachelor of Arts 2011 SPRING Total: 965 Brian Scott Abrams, cum laude, History and Political Science, Marietta, GA History (Highest Honors) Joseph Karmy Adamo, Interdisciplinary: Economics and History, Palos Park, IL Alexandra Frances Adams, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Shreveport, LA Jeffrey Scott Adams, Philosophy, Brentwood, TN Adetoun Kristin Adejoke Adeyemi, Sociology, Lithonia, GA William Harry Africk, Political Science and Psychology, New Orleans, LA Antonio Bueno Aguinaga, Interdisciplinary: Business and Film, New York, NY Naatuere Ajanaku, French and Psychology, Memphis, TN Mary Madison Akerblom, cum laude, Economics, Malibu, CA Ariel Laurin Albertie, Psychology, Baltimore, MD Anna Lee Alexander, summa cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Springfield, IL Nicholas Scott Alexander, Economics and German, Columbia, SC Jerica Arielle Allen, Asian Studies, Duluth, GA Adrin Andalib, Interdisciplinary: Public Policy Studies, Fairfax, VA Jason Gerald Anderson, Economics and Mathematics, Plantation, FL Joseph Earl Anderson, Economics and Mathematics, Plantation, FL Courtney Lynn Anigian, French, Dallas, TX Nikki O. Apostal, English, Saunderstown, RI Anna Jane Arata, Psychology, Fort Wayne, IN Alexandra Elisabeth Arnold, magna cum laude, Honors in the College of Arts and Science, Economics and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Saint Louis, MO Justin Arunthamakun, magna cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Neuroscience, Sevierville, TN Alyson June Atherton, Political Science, New Canaan, CT Christopher Alan Atkins, Political Science, Windermere, FL Sima Hisham Baalbaki, summa cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Killen, AL Medicine, Health, and Society (Honors) Daniela Veronica Badiola, Economics and Spanish, West Hartford, CT Avigile Baehr, summa cum laude, Biological Sciences and Philosophy, Vienna, VA Eugene James Baek, History, Richardson, TX Susan Bai, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Nashville, TN David Allen Bailey, Political Science, Winter Park, FL Aja Lauren Bain, cum laude, Honors in the College of Arts and Science, Anthropology and History, Norman, OK History (Honors) Lindsay Allison Baird, English and Spanish, Knoxville, TN Noorie Bajaj, cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Russian and European Studies, Antioch, TN Emilie Louise Bajorek, Interdisciplinary: Economics and History, Middletown, CT Adam Neel Baker, History, Nashville, TN James Duncan Baker IV, Economics, Jacksonville, FL Sade Regine Baker, Interdisciplinary: Public Policy Studies, Memphis, TN Ashton Christine Ballard, Spanish and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Clinton, MS David Stephen Balog, Interdisciplinary: Economics and History, Morristown, NJ Ross Martin Barajas, Chemistry, Knoxville, TN Aftan Yvonne Barber, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Memphis, TN Ryan Edison Barbour, Sociology, Antioch, TN Hermon Habtom Bariagabr, Biological Sciences and Spanish, Las Vegas, NV Garrett Philip Barnes, Political Science, Marietta, GA James Joseph Barry IV, Economics and French, West Roxbury, MA Tristan Victor Barsky, English and Psychology, Montréal, CANADA English (Honors) Rachel Elise Bazan, Economics and Spanish, Houston, TX James Marston Becker, Political Science, Charleston, WV Rachel Ashley Becker, Interdisciplinary: International Relations, Bedford, NY Eileen M. Begley, Interdisciplinary: French and European Studies, Cato, NY Yoseph Ali Beki, Psychology and Religious Studies, Antioch, TN Psychology (Honors) Lucinda Lynn Belcher-Owens, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Elkhorn City, KY Elizabeth Lynne Bell, Art and History of Art, Lexington, KY Abraham Agustin Benavides, Philosophy and Political Science, McKinney, TX Alexandra Elena Benitez, Classical Civilization and History of Art, Oviedo, FL Shana Janecia Berkeley, English and Sociology, Atlanta, GA Joshua Robert Berman, Political Science, Chappaqua, NY Denis Gabriel Bermudez, Political Science, Nashville, TN Annie Moore Berry, cum laude, English and History, Memphis, TN History (Highest Honors) Brittney Elayne Bibbs, Spanish, Memphis, TN Gregory Billinger II, Interdisciplinary: Communication and Cultural Identity, Lilburn, GA Sarah Ann Bilsky, cum laude, Psychology, Memphis, TN Christina Collins Birkhoff, Classics, Englewood, NJ Richard Joseph Bisson, magna cum laude, Mathematics and Physics, Nashville, TN Zachary Davis Bland, cum laude, Economics and Political Science, Stowe, VT Elliot Samuel Blask, cum laude, Biological Sciences, Chevy Chase, MD Biological Sciences (Honors) John Vincent Blazic, Classical Languages and History, Cincinnati, OH Joseph Nicholas Blum, Philosophy and Psychology, Marietta, GA George Albert Bofysil, magna cum laude, Economics, Spring, TX George Boghos, cum laude, Economics and Mathematics, Atlanta, GA Lindsey Clare Bohl, magna cum laude, Political Science and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Edenton, NC Catherine Coursey Bohls, magna cum laude, History of Art, Austin, TX Robert Leslie Bok, Jr., Interdisciplinary: Economics and History, Boca Raton, FL Elisa Marie Boody, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Allison Park, PA Heather Michelle Borowski, magna cum laude, Honors in the College of Arts and Science, Political Science, Chantilly, VA Stephanie Botero, Communication Studies and Spanish, Fort Lauderdale, FL Brian Louis Bottini, Jr., cum laude, Economics, Marlboro, NY Kelly Marie Bouquet, cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society and Spanish and Portuguese, Saint Louis, MO Faith Nicole Bowen, Theatre and Interdisciplinary: Film Studies, White Bluff, TN Patricia Noelani Boxold, Interdisciplinary: Public Policy Studies, Honolulu, HI Tyler Lee Boyd, Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology, Parrottsville, TN Mary Frances Boyle, cum laude, Earth and Environmental Sciences and History, Eureka, MO Brittany Elizabeth Brake, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Centerville, TN Sarah Bryson Brand, Honors in the College of Arts and Science, Economics, Knoxville, TN Economics (Highest Honors) Matthew Barrett Brauch, History, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Jared Alex Brenner, Philosophy, Great Neck, NY Sarah Stewart Brevard, cum laude, Psychology and Human and Organizational Development, Tupelo, MS Edverette Bernell Brewster, Interdisciplinary: Public Policy Studies, Memphis, TN William Davis Briggs, Religious Studies and Spanish, Kingwood, TX Religious Studies (Honors) Leon Eric Brooks, magna cum laude, English and Interdisciplinary: Film Studies, Nashville, TN Benjamin Austen Brown, Psychology and Spanish, Newton, MA Camilla LeAnn Brown, Psychology and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Maynardville, TN Kelsey Lynn Brown, History of Art and Sociology, Old Bridge, NJ Nicholas M. Brown, Interdisciplinary: Communication of Science and Technology, Sugar Land, TX Ronald S. Brown III, cum laude, History and Spanish, Mobile, AL Ross Ira Brown, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Smyrna, GA Tanisha Desau Brown, cum laude, Psychology, Southaven, MS Jeffrey Glenn Bryant, Economics, Houston, TX Chelsi Danielle Bullard, English and Interdisciplinary: Film Studies, Memphis, TN Alexander James Buonocore, cum laude, Economics and Political Science, Lansdale, PA Amanda Joy Burke, Interdisciplinary: Social Context of Community Development, Roswell, GA Bryan Timothy Burke, Interdisciplinary: East Asian Studies, Pleasant View, TN Erika Millspaugh Bush, magna cum laude, History, Dallas, TX Charles W. Byrge III, Economics, Brentwood, TN Lindsey Erin Cahalan, Economics, Rego Park, NY Matthew Adams Calderwood, Interdisciplinary: Studies in Linguistics, Brentwood, TN Scott Robert Campbell, History, Cockeysville, MD Laura Claire Cantley, Economics and Political Science, Guilford, CT Henry Wilson Caplan, History, Houston, TX Megan Elise Capozzi, Interdisciplinary: Neuroscience, Pittsburgh, PA Neuroscience (Honors) Joseph Payne Carden, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Chattanooga, TN Austin Edward Caroe, Philosophy and Political Science, Las Cruces, NM Ian Michael Carow, Interdisciplinary: Economics and History, Lebanon, NJ Alex Craig Carpenter, Interdisciplinary: Neuroscience, Germantown, TN Avery Campbell Carpenter, Communication Studies and English, Greenwich, CT Courtney Marie Carroll, cum laude, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Springfield, MO Ashley Danielle Carter, Art and Communication Studies, Trenton, TN Karen Renee Carter, Economics, Birmingham, AL Yvonne Marie Carter, Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Nashville, TN Curtis Michael Casali, Interdisciplinary: Corporate Communications, New Canaan, CT Matthew Daniel Casas, Economics, Saratoga, CA Melissa Elizabeth Karaman Caspary, cum laude, Art and History of Art, Houston, TX Joshua Adam Caviness, History, Newbern, TN Kailey Anne Chambers, French and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Brentwood, TN On Ni Chan, Political Science, Antioch, TN Woo Young Chang, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Busan, REPUBLIC OF KOREA Christina Ann Chao, Anthropology and Interdisciplinary: Medicine, Health, and Society, Chapel Hill, NC William David Chappell, Political Science, Fort Bragg, NC Brittany Chase, Interdisciplinary: American Studies, Florissant, MO Priya Darshini Chaturvedi, Interdisciplinary: Neuroscience, Nashville, TN Alex Chavdaroff, magna cum laude, Economics, Kew Gardens, NY Lily Zhi Ying Chen, magna cum laude, Communication Studies and Interdisciplinary: East Asian Studies,
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