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Commencement 2012 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Sunday, December Sixteenth

T WO r H O U S A N D T W K L V E Commencement 2012 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Sunday, December Sixteenth TWO THOUSAND TWELVE

% MESSAGE/rom the CHANCELLOR

Dear Graduates and Families:

The University of North Carolina is the oldest public institution of higher education in the country. It

embodies the hopes for a democratic nation and the promise that education could make that democracy

and the world better for future generations. We still believe in that promise at Carolina, and that is why we

celebrate your graduation today.

The world has changed a lot since you entered UNC, and it needs you. Thanks to your Carolina

education, you are ready for it. You have learned how to propose new ideas and have gained a worldview to

understand their implications. You know the importance of extending opportunities to everyone.

On behalf of our faculty and staff, thank you to all the family members and friends who helped you

through your educational journey. We know that you could not have done it without their love and support.

Welcome to the ranks of Tar Heel alumni who have gone out into the world and made a difference. We

know you will, too. Carolina and Chapel Hill tvill be here for you. No matter where you go, you can count on

our love and support. We can’t wait to hear from you.

Hark the Sound!

HOLDEN THORP o/ CONTENTS

4 Alma Mater, “Hark the Sound”

5 The Commencement Program

6 The Chancellor

7 The Commencement Speaker

8 Officers of the Class of 2012

Marshals of the Class of 2012

Officers of the Class of 2013

Marshals of the Class of 2013

Graduate and Professional Student Federation Officers

Board of IVustees

9 Carolina Annual Fund and 2012 Senior Campaign

10 Degrees and Certificates

12 Candidates for Graduate Degrees, December 2012

17 Candidates for Postbaccalaureate Professional Degrees, December 2012

18 Message to Newest Alumni

19 Candidates for Graduate Degrees and Professional Graduate Degrees, December 2012

22 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees, December 2012

26 Candidates Commissioned in the Armed Forces, December 2012

27 Candidates for Certificates, December 2012

28 Degrees Awarded in August 2012

40 Certificates Awarded in August 2012 over Commencement Committee 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

ALMA MATER

he words of “Hark the Sound,” UNC-Chapel Hill’s alma mater, were written in 1897 by William Starr Myers, a graduating senior. The Glee Club director asked Myers to put words to the tune “Amici,” and the song was first performed on June 2, 1897, as part of the Glee Club’s Commencement performance in Gerrard Hall. T Soon the song was almost forgotten. When a University quartet tried a few years later to remember the words, they could recollect only the first verse and the chorus of Myers’ original version. Two members of the quartet, Charles S. Mangum and Charles T. Woollen, added two verses to the one they remembered. Mangum later became a professor in the School of Medicine, and Woollen worked as the University’s business manager and comptroller.

HARK THE SOUND Hark, the sound ofTar Heel voices Ringing clear and true, Singing Carolina’s praises.

Shouting N.C. U. I

Hail to the brightest star ofall!

Clear its radiance shine! Carolina, priceless gem.

Receive all praises thine.

For Your Information

f you have any questions regarding Commencement activities, or in the event of an emergency, please contact an usher. Open captioning of the ceremony will be available on the video screens in the Dean Smith Center.

This Commencement program is printed prior to administering final examinations. Therefore, including degree candidates’ names in this I program does not represent certification that candidates have satisfactorily completed degree requirements. All diplomas are printed after graduation and are mailed to graduates. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this program’s content. Any omissions or errors are unintentional. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 5

The COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

Concert by the University Band Jeffrey W. Fuchs, Director

Academic Procession The Faculty Marshal Valerie Ashby, Gordon and Bowman Gray Distinguished Term Professor, Department ofChemistry Brennan Fox, The ChiefStudent Marshal

The Official Party

The Faculty

The Candidates for the Degrees of Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Education and Doctor of Public Health

The Candidates for Master’s and Professional Degrees

The Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees SENIOR CLASS MARSHALS WILL LEAD THE GROUPS TO THEIR SEATS.

Presiding Holden Thorp, Chancellor of the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill

NationalAnthem Sarah Catherine Humphrey WITH THE ENTIRE ASSEMBLAGE

Recognition ofPlatform Party Holden Thorp

Welcome Remarks FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA William G. Daughtridge Jr., UNC Board ofGovernors FOR THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Wade Hampton Hargrove, Chair FOR THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Eric Montross, Chair, Board ofDirectors

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Tim Palmer, President ofthe Class of2013

Commencement Address Myron S. Cohen, J. Herbert Bate Distinguished Professor ofMedicine, Microbiology and Immunology and Public Health; Associate Vice Chancellorfor Global Health; Director ofthe Institutefor Global Health and Infectious Diseases

Recognition of Doctoral Candidates Leslie S. Lerea, Associate Dean, StudentAffairs, The Graduate School

Introduction ofDeans, Conferring ofDegrees, and Chancellor's

Charge to the Graduates Holden Thorp

Ceremonial Recognition ofthe Graduates Nora Chan, Vice President ofthe Class of2013 “HARK THE SOUND” Sarah Catherine Humphrey

Academic Recessional Please remain in placefor the recessional ofthe Official Party, Faculty and Candidatesfor Degrees - led by the Faculty Marshal and the Senior Class Marshals. 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

HOLDEN THORP Chancellor

olden Thorp took office as Carolina’s 10th chancellor Thorp’s priorities include protecting Carolina’s legendary commit- at affordable price- on July 1, 2008. He has invested three decades of his ment to providing a high-quality education an

life at the University, starting as an undergraduate core values that have kept the University and the chancellor in the student who earned a bachelor of science degree with spotlight as leaders during a national debate about the future of U.S. H research, developed technology higher education. He was among a dozen higher education leaders in- honors in 1986. Through his Thorp for electronic DNA chips and founded spin-off companies. He raised vited to the White House to discuss with the president how campuses money for a science complex that has helped boost faculty research can become more affordable while producing more graduates. Thorp productivity, served as director of the Morehead Planetarium and also serves on the national Commission on Higher Education Attain- Science Center, and was dean of the ment, which is charting a course for College of Arts and Sciences. improving college retention and attain- Thorp announced in September 2012 ment and, in turn, restoring the nation’s that he planned to step down, effective higher education preeminence. June 30, 2013. A Kenan Professor, he will The University’s recent successes resume his research and teaching in the under Thorp’s leadership include enroll- chemistry department. ing a 2012 first-year class of nearly A North Carolina native, Thorp grew 4,000 outstanding students drawn up in a Fayetteville family steeped in from a record 29,000 applicants, up 24 UNC traditions dating to the 1800s. percent over last year. Faculty research When he graduated from Terry Sanford brought in $767 million during fiscal High School, the only college on his 2012 despite a challenging federal

application list was Carolina. Attending budget picture. The University rose a world-class research university — to ninth from l6th among all research where the same people conduct research universities for federal funding ($545.99 and teach — allowed Thorp to work million) devoted to research and devel- in chemistry labs with top faculty and opment in fiscal 2010. That was the first inspired him to beeome a professor. He time UNC-Chapel Hill had cracked the pursued that dream at the California top 10. Alumni and friends stepped up Institute of Technology, where he earned their private giving in fiscal 2012 for the a doctorate in chemistry in 1989, and at University’s second best fundraising year Yale University for postgraduate work. ever, with $287 million in gifts — up 4 As chancellor, Thorp has been driven percent — at a time when the economy to ensure that UNC students today have was still struggling. New commitments the same life-changing opportunities jumped by 8 percent to $331.4 mil- that he did. He has pushed relentlessly lion, and the number of donors rose to to create an atmosphere in which 78,000, 1,000 more than in 2011. students could be inspired to tackle the world’s great problems. He During Thorp’s tenure, the University has successfully managed launched “Innovate@Carolina: Important Ideas for a Better World,” state budget cuts exceeding $238 million. A privately funded Bain a roadmap for innovation in science, business, medieine, nonprofits & Company study has made operations more efficient and saved and academia. The chancellor has pushed the campus to leverage nearly $50 million annually in permanent state dollars. UNC-Chapel

scientific and medical research for society’s good, and to advance Hill also increased its percentage of successful faculty retentions to work in the humanities that leads to greater understanding of the pre-2008 economic downturn levels as part of a proactive, aggressive challenges the world faces. strategy to keep Carolina’s very best faculty in Chapel Hill. Thorp serves on the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Thorp’s research expertise includes the electronic properties of

Entrepreneurship, which held its first national forum on campus in DNA and RNA, and he co-founded Viamet Pharmaceuticals, which is 2011. He co-authored “Engines of Innovation — The Entrepreneurial developing drugs for prostate cancer and fungal infections. University in the 21st Century,” a UNC Press book that makes the case An accomplished musician who plays jazz bass and keyboard, for the pivotal role of research universities as agents of societal change. Thorp is married to Patti Worden Thorp, a Hope Mills native and Royalties support innovation at UNC. UNC Greensboro graduate. Their children are John and Emma. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 7

MYRON S. COHEN The Commencement Speaker

AIDS was first identified - and was one of the first to recognize In 2012, he was elected to the Institute of Medicine, one of the that any attempt to stem the AIDS epidemic would require an nation’s highest honors for those in the fields of health and medicine. international program targeting improved care, treatment and Cohen has been a University faculty member for more than 30 research in resource-poor countries such as Malawi, China, the years. His titles include associate vice chancellor for global health Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa and Russia, as well as and director of the Institute for Global Health and Infectious the United States. Diseases. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University Cohen’s team of researchers at Carolina provided the scientific of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and his M.D. degree from Rush foundation for the Center for Disease Control’s 2005 strategic plan Medical College in Chicago. 8 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Officers of the Class of 2012 Officers of the Class of 2013

Dean Drescher, President Tim Palmer, President Mohammad Saad, Vice President Nora Chan, Vice President Tori Stilwell, ChiefMarshal Brennan Fox, ChiefMarshal C. Hawkins ’00,Adxnsor C. Hawkins ’00, Advisor

Bianca Bell ’ll. Annual Fund Liaison Bianca Bell ’ll. Annual Fund Liaison

Marshals of the Class of 2012 Marshals of the Class of 2013

Omar AbdelBaky Coty Lee Kelly Blessing Maddy Merrill Carly Buch Chris Lyle Jerry Bowens Khadija Mohamed Tricia Chesson Chad Manhertz Sara Brady Symone Morales Jee Su Choi Atahar Mannan Derek Buchanan Thomas Mosley Donald Cooley Carter McCall Lindsay Casper Antoinette Newsome Ben Cottingham Noah Menaker Josh Clinard Moni Oyedepo Martha Cox Addie Moody Emily Ellis Amber Pace Ryan Davis Anna Mullen Cheyenne English Nish Patel Carley Dixon Kene Onourah Ashley Fox Swati Rayasam

Carly Elliott Jaymee Patel Jordan Graves Ray Sawyer Emily Famell Burton Peebles Jane Hall Simon Scholl Christina Foust Holly Roberts Abby Harrill Lauren Seiple Megan Gyoerkoe Diana Roycroft Janae Hinson Kara Simpson Taylor Haskin Joel Semakula Colin Hodges Kathryn Singsank Roxanne Hernandez Ttoy Smith Mike Hourigan III Justin Sodoma Taylor Howard Will Taylor Laura Kessler Kimmy Summers Ken Jameson Katie Teriy Sarah Mafe Emily TVacy Rashi Kabra Stephanie Vaughn Logan Mauney Becca Vinson Andres Lazarus Jeffrey Veale Jr. Denzel McCollum Jeff White

Graduate and Professional Student Federation Officers

Michael Bertucci, President Nicole Zane, ChiefofStaff Julie Lauffenburger, Vice President ofInternalAffairs JoEllen McBride, Treasurer Kiran Bhardwaj, Vice President ofExternalAffairs James Grinias, Secretary

Board of Trustees

Wade H. Hargrove W. Lowry Caudill H. Kel Landis III Felicia A. Washington CHAIR Durham, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Donald Williams Curtis Steven Jay Lemer Will Leimenstoll Barbara Rosser Hyde Raleigh, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C. EX-OFFICIO VICE CHAIR Chapel Hill, N.C. Memphis, Tenn. Alston Gardner Sallie Shuping-Russell Chapel Hill, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C.

Phillip L. Clay SECRETARY Peter T. Grauer John L. Townsend III Cambridge, Mass. New York, NY. Greenwich, Conn. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 9

CAROLINA ANNUAL FUND and 2012 SENIOR CAMPAIGN

ongratulations, graduates! There is no doubt that All gifts are included in the Senior Campaign and Annual Fund. your experience at Carolina has included unparalleled Thank you to those who have already made your gift. Give online opportunities and that your degree will open many doors at annualfund.unc.edu/gift or by mail to P.O. Box 309, Chapel C for you in the future. Hill, N.C. 27514-0309. For more information about the 2012 Senior As Carolina students, you have been touched every day by private Campaign, visit annualfund.unc.edu/students. gifts to Carolina that maintain and enhance the University’s tradition of excellence. Annual gifts improve the lives of students, faculty and WELCOME YOUNG ALUMNI! staff. From scholarships to new research buildings and equipment, As you transition from students to alumni, we encourage you to to access to incredible performances at Memorial Hall, to more than keep up with young alumni events and Carolina news through the 6 million volumes in the libraries across campus, private gifts have Carolina Annual Fund young alumni Facebook page (facebook. impacted every aspect of campus life. com/UNCYoungAlumni) and Twitter page (@UNCYoungAlumni). You’re invited to support UNC-Chapel Hill through the Senior Through our social media efforts you can connect with fellow recent Campaign. You can make a gift to any part of the University that is Carolina graduates in your area, participate in local events and meaningful to you — your major, a professorship, a student organiza- social activities, and help Carolina stay strong by advocating tion, scholarships and student aid, or campuswide programs. Or, to philanthropy and support for the University among your peers. make an immediate difference where it is needed the most, consider For more information about young alumni programs, visit supporting the Chancellor’s Unrestricted Fund. youngalumni.unc.edu. 10 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROyNA AT CHAPEL HILL

DEGREES and CERTIFICATES

ITiefoUowing is a list ofall degrees and certificates available to students at the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES Posthaccalaureate Certificate in Field Epidemiology Certificate in Community Preparedness and Disaster Management Posthaccalaureate Certificate in Global Health Certificate in Cytotechnology Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Maternal and Child Health Certificate in Dental Hygiene Leadership Certificate in Radiography Posthaccalaureate Certificate in Occupational Health Nursing

Certificate in Sports Communication Specialty Posthaccalaureate Certificate in Radiologist Assistant UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Posthaccalaureate Certificate in Technology and Communication Bachelor ofArts with a major in: Post-Master’s Certificate in Information and Lihrar>' Science African and Afro-American Studies; American Studies; Post-Master’s Certificate in Public Health Leadership Anthropology; Archaeology; Art History; Asian Studies; Biology; Chemistry; Classics; Communication Studies; Comparative GRADUATE DEGREES Literature; Computer Science; Contemporary European Studies; Master of Accounting Dramatic Art; Economics; English; Environmental Studies; Master ofArts in the discipline of: Exercise and Sport Science; Geography; Geological Sciences; American Studies; Anthropology; Art History; Biology; Chemistry; German; Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures; Global Classics; Communication Studies; Comparative Literature; Studies; History; Interdisciplinary Studies; Latin American Ecology; Education; English; Exercise and Sport Science; Folklore; Studies; Linguistics; Management and Society; Mathematics; Geography; Geological Sciences; Germanic Languages; German Music; Peace, War and Defense; Philosophy; Physics; Political Studies; History; Linguistics; Mass Communication; Mathematics; Science; Psychology; Public Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Musicology; Philosophy; Political Science; Psychology; Public Languages; Sociology; Studio Art; Women’s and Gender Studies Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Languages and Literatures; Bachelor ofArts in Business Journalism Russian and East European Studies; School Psychology; Slavic Bachelor ofArts in Education with a major in: Languages and Literatures; Sociology Child Development and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Master of Arts in Teaching Middle Grades Education Master of Arts in Technology and Communication Bachelor ofArts in Journalism and Mass Communication Master of Business Administration Bachelor of Fine Arts Master of Clinical Laboratory Science Bachelor of Music Master of City and Regional Planning

Bachelor of Science with a major in: Master of Education in the discipline of: Applied Science; Biology; Chemistry; Computer Science; Education; School Counseling; School Psychology Environmental Sciences; Geological Sciences; Human Biology; Master of Fine Arts in the discipline of: Mathematical Decision Sciences; Mathematics; Physics; Psychology Dramatic Art; Studio Art Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Master of Healthcare Administration Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science Master of Laws Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene Master of Physical Therapy Bachelor of Science in Information Science Master of Public Administration Bachelor of Science in Nursing Master of Public Health in the discipline of: Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences Biostatistics; Environmental Sciences and Engineering; Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a major in: Epidemiology; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Biostatistics; Environmental Health Sciences; Health Policy and Policy and Management; Maternal and Child Health; Management; Nutrition Nutrition; Public Health Leadership Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science Master of Radiologic Science Master of School Administration POSTBACCALAUREATE AND Master of Science in the discipline of: POST-MASTER’S CERTIFICATES Biochemistry and Biophysics; Biology; Biomedical Engineering; Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Auditory Learning in Biostatistics; Cell and Developmental Biology; Cell and Molecular Young Children Physiology; Chemistry; Computer Science; Dental Hygiene Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Business Journalism Education; Ecology; Economics; Endodontics; Environmental Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Core Public Health Concepts Sciences and Engineering; Genetics and Molecular Biology; TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 11

Geological Sciences; Human Movement Science; Marine Sciences; Materials Science; Mathematics; Microbiology and Immunology; Neurobiology; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Operative Dentistry; Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology; Oral and Maxillofacial THE BELL TOWER Radiology; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery; Oral Biology; Patterson Memorial Bell Tower was given to Orthodontics; Pathology; Pediatric Dentistry; Periodontology; The Morehead- the University in III and Rufus Pharmaceutical Sciences; Pharmacology; Physics; Prosthodontics; 1931 by John Motley Morehead Its 14-bell carillon rings both manually and Public Health Nursing; Rehabilitation Counseling and Psychology; Lenoir Patterson. electronically call students to class, provide twilight music Speech and Hearing Sciences; Statistics and Operations to crowd after football games. Rising Research; Toxicology and serenade the dispersing 172 feet, the tower is surrounded by a hedge and lawn designed Master of Science in Clinical Research by William C. Coker, botany professor and creator of the Master of Science in Disaster Management campus Arboretum. Master of Science in Environmental Engineering Master of Science in Information Science Master of Science in Library Science Master of Science in Management Master of Science in Nursing Master of Science in Public Health in the discipline of:

Biostatistics; Environmental Sciences and Engineering; Epidemiology; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Policy and Management; Maternal and Child Health Master of Science in Recreation Administration Master of Social Work Doctor of Philosophy in the discipline of: American Studies; Anthropology; Art History; Biochemistry and Biophysics; Bioinformatics and Computational Biology; Biology; Biomedical Engineering; Biostatistics; Business Administration; Cell and Developmental Biology; Cell and Molecular Physiology; Chemistry; City and Regional Planning; Classics; Communication Studies; Comparative Literature; Computer Science; Ecology; Economics; Education; English; Environmental Sciences and Engineering; Epidemiology; Genetics and Molecular Biology; Geography; Geological Sciences; Germanic Languages; German Studies; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Policy and Management; History; Human Movement Science; Information and Library Science; Marine Sciences; Mass Communication; Materials Science; Maternal and Child Health; Mathematics; Microbiology and Immunology; Musicology; Neurobiology; Nursing; Nutrition; Occupational Science; Oral Biology; Pathology; Pharmaceutical Sciences; Pharmacology; Philosophy; Physics;

Political Science; Psychology; Public Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Languages and Literatures; School Psychology; Social Work; Sociology; Speech and Hearing Sciences; Statistics and Operations Research; Toxicology Doctor of Public Health in the discipline of:

Biostatistics; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Policy and Management; Maternal and Child Health; Nutrition

PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Doctor of Audiology Doctor of Dental Surgery Doctor of Education in the discipline of: Curriculum and Instruction; Educational Leadership Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Pharmacy Doctor of Physical Therapy Juris Doctor 12 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

CANDIDATES /or GRADUATE DEGREES

December 2012 Degree candidates' names arefollowed by their area ofmajor study, dissertation or project title and the name oftheir doctoral advisor.

The Graduate School Catheryne Grayce Clouse, Epidemiology, Patient Retention at Key ESTABLISHED 1903 Milestones after HIV Diagnosis at a Primaiy Healthcare Clinic Dean Steven W. Matson Offering Early Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation in Johannesburg, South Africa. Professor Audrey E. Pettifor. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Kimberly A. Coggan, Microbiology and Immunology, Characterization of a Type IV Pilus Biogenesis Operon in Laurie Ann Abler, Health Behavior and Health Education, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa. Professor Matthew C. Wolfgang. Developing a Measure of Hope for Exploring HIV-Related Risks Siobhan Eileen Colgan, Education, The Role of Maternal Depression among Young South African Women in a High Prevalence Setting. in Accessing Early Intervention Services for Children with Professor Suzanne Maman. Developmental Delay. Professors Julie L. Daniels and Rune J. Delia Nichole Acevedo, Politieal Science, Using the Five Factor Simeonsson. Model of Personality Structure to Identify the Antecedents of Christopher John Currie, Art History, Art, Illusion and Social

Political Ambivalence. Professor Pamela J. Conover. Mobility in 18th-Century France: Hyacinthe Rigaud and the Cynthia Thornton Bacon, Nursing, Exploring Organizational Making of the Marquis de Gueidan. Professor Maij’ D. Sheriff. Influences on Patient Symptom Management in Hospitals. Kelly Kent Davis, Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Professor Barbara A. Mark. Faces: A Content Analysis of Gender, Ethnic and Racial Diversity Brenda C. Baletti, Geography, From Land to Territory: New on PBS. Professor Debashis Aikat. Geographies of Amazonian Struggle. Professor Wendy Wolford. Claire de la Varre, Education, An Exploration of Student and Teacher Kevin Richard Blauth, Neurobiology, Fractalkine Induces the Social Presence in Asynchronous Discussion in an Online Advanced Expression of Intercellular Adhesion Molecule-1 on CD4+ Placement Course for Rural High School Students. Professor Jill V. T-Lymphocytes; Implications for the Immunopathogenesis of Hamm. Multiple Sclerosis. Professor Silva Markovic-Plese. Chao Deng, Statistics and Operations Research, Optimal Design and Emily Wenink Bratton, Epidemiology, Clinical Management and Control of Finite-Population Queueing Systems. Professors Nilay Outcomes of Patients in the Duke Cryptococcosis Clinical Cohort, Tanik Argon and Vidyadhar G. Kulkami. 1996-2009. Professor Charles Poole. Vanessa Carolyn DeRocco, Chemistry, Biochemical and Single- Sarah Mae Brosnan, Chemistry, The Development of Novel Molecule Fluorescence Characterization of MUTS and MUTS Polyesters as Unique Biomaterials. Professors Valerie S. Ashby and Homolog Protein-DNA Interactions. Professor Dorothy A. Erie. Joseph M. DeSimone. Crystal Heath Dodson, Nursing, Diffusion of Inno^•ation: Knowledge Jarrett Grayson Camp, Genetics and Molecular Biology, The Impact and Attitudes of Oncology Nurses Regarding Pharmacogenomic of the Microbiota on Transcriptional Regulation in the Vertebrate Testing. Professor Marcia Van Rip>er.

Intestine. Professor John F. Rawls. Janet Michelle Doolittle, Bioinformatics and Computational Alex Perrow Carll, Environmental Sciences ami Engineering, The Biology, Prediction of Host-Virus Interaction Networks. Professor Influence of Autonomic Imbalance on Diesel Exhaust-Induced Shawn Gomez. Cardiac Dysfunction in Heart Failure-Prone Rats. Professors Aimen Stuart Scott Dunn, Chemistry, Shajje-Specific Hydrogel K. Farraj and Avram Gold. Nanoparticles with Defined Composition and Surface Properties for Alexis Wells Carpenter, Chemistry, Synthesis of Hybrid Inorganic/ Gene Silencing. Professor Joseph M. DeSimone. Organic Nitric Oxide- Releasing Silica Nanoparticles for Biomedical Jeffrey D. Edwards, Social Work, Juvenile Psychopathy and Applications. Professor Mark H. Schoenflsch. TVaumatic Events among Incarcerated Adolescents. Professor Isaac Saihun Chan, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Hedgehog Matthew O. Howard. Signaling in Hepatocellular Carcinoma. Professors Anna Mae Diehl Jon K. Edwards, Biomedical Engineering, Robotic Endoscope. and Albert Baldwin. Professor Robert Q. Dennis. Yu-Chi Chen, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Drosophila Neuroligin Carolyn Martindale Edy, Journalism arul Mass Communication, 2 Coordinates Pre- and Post-Synaptic Development, Differentiation Conditions of Acceptance: The United States Military, The Press and Neurotransmission. Professors Manzoor A. Bhat and Stephen and the “Woman War Correspondent," 1846-1945. Professor Jean

T. Crews. Folkerts. Zaozao Chen, Cell and Developmental Biology, Inhibition of Abl Murat Es, Geography, TUrkish-Dutch Mosques and the Construction Family Kinases Produces a Profound Change in Cell Shape and ofTVansnational Spaces in Eurojre. Professor Banu Gokariksel. Migration. Professor Ken Jacobson. ,

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Elizabeth Serex Evans, Human Movement Science, The Impact of Chla-Wen Hsu, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Development of Acute Aerobic Exercise on Natural Killer Cell, Catecholamine and Multiplexable Biosensors to Quantify Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Cortisol Responses in Breast Cancer Survivors. Professor Claudio L. Multiple Rho GTPases and Protein Kinases in the Same Living Cell. Battaglini. Professor Klaus M. Hahn. Alessandra Lynn Ferzoco, Chemistry, Understanding MS Jing Hu, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Effects Approaches to Peptide Characterization. Professor Gary L. Glish. of Bioremediation on Bioavailability and Genotoxicity of Gina Kim Flakes, Political Science, Integration and Exchange Rate Contaminants in PAH-Contaminated Soil. Professor Michael D. Theory: Empirically Evaluating the Predictability of Individual Aitken. Preferences. Professor Thomas H. Oatley. Joel Wayne Hudley, Geological Sciences, Reconstructing Modern Kathleen Foody, Religious Studies, Thinking Islam: Islamic Scholars, and Pliocene (c. S.4-2.4 Ma) Decadal Climate Variations in the IVadition and the State in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Professor Paleoenvironments of the Middle Atlantic Bight Using Isotope and Sclerochronology. Professor Surge. Omid Safi. Increment Donna M. Edward Gordon Franklin, Chemistry, Utilization of Long Columns Laili Irani, Maternal and Child Health, Family Planning in Urban Packed with Sub-2 um Particles Operated at High Pressures and Kenya: An Kxamination of the Factors Affecting Contraceptive Use. Elevated Temperatures for High-Efficiency One-Dimensional Professor Ilene S. Speizer. Liquid Chromatographic Separations. Professor James W. Robert Brandon Irvin, Psychology, Emotional and Contextual Jorgenson. Influences in an Altmistic Decision-Making Task. Professor Joseph Philip Charles Gach, Chemistry, Capturing, Analyzing and Collecting Lowman. Jabara, Biology, Using Adherent Cells Using Microarray Technologies. Professors Nancy L. Cassandra Baheeya Deep Sequencing with Structure Viral Allbritton and Royce W. Murray. a Primer ID to Resolve the of Populations and Melita Marie Garza, Journalism and Mass Communication, They Reveal Pre-Existing Drug Resistance Mutations in the HIV and Protease Genes. Professors Corbin D. Jones and Ronald Came to Toil: News Frames of Wanted and Unwanted Mexicans in HCV the Great Depression. Professor Barbara Friedman. Swanstrom. Deepak Gopalakrishna, Genetics and Molecular Biology, DiGeorge Karen Elizabeth Jakub, Nursing, Long-Term Adjustment and Surgery in Patients with Syndrome Phenotypes Reflect Disrupted Interaction between Reimplantation Implantable Cardioverter Professor Margarete Sandelowski. Inductive Signals and 22qll Genes. Professor Anthony Lamantia. Defibrillators. Zenia Jones, Toxicology, The Identification Melanie Louise Bain Gratton, Statistics and Operations Research, Shannon of Novel Mechanisms to Regulate B Cell Responses during Adaptive Algorithms for TVust-Region Subproblems with Linear Inequalitj' Immunity. Professor Barbara J. Vilen. Constraints. Professor Jon W. Tolle. Kang, Nursing, Prevention of William Burton Grider, Economics, Gateway Theory in a Djuamic Ja Hyun Healthcare-Associated Infections in U.S. Hospital Settings. Professor Barbara Mark. Context: The Effect of Past Substance Use on Current Demand. Dio Kavalieratos, Health Policy and Management, Exploring the Professor Donna Gilleskie. of Palliative Care in Heart Failure: Referral Barriers, Jeanne Gunther, Education, Illuminating Teacher Change in the Role Care Gaps, and Quality of Care. Professor Morris Weinberger. Context of a Technologically Mediated Professional Development Yeuseung Kim, Journalism and Mass Communication, Effects of Program and Early Reading Intervention: A Case Study. Professors Source of Customized Recommendations, Type of Lynne Vernon-Feagans and Mamie Ginsberg. Product, and Amount of Choice on Consumers’ Attitudes. Professor Sriram Tracy Hadden-Loh, City and Regional Planning, Understanding Urban Development and Water Quality through Scenarios. Kalyanaraman. Yuri Kim, Geography, Water Balance Change Under Climate and Professor Yan Song. Landuse/Landcover Variability in the North Carolina Piedmont. Jeffrey J. Warden, Political Science, Multidimensional Democracy: Professor LawTence E. Band. The Supply and Demand of Political Representation. Professor Carlye Yates Kincaid, Psychology, Risk and Resilience among Single Thomas M. Carsey. Mother Families: A Closer Look at Parenting and Adolescent Nathan Jay Harris, Biology, The Role of Rapl in Drosophila Outcomes. Professor Deborah J. Jones. Morphogenesis. Professor Mark Peifer. Susan Wallace Haws, Health Behavior and Health Education, A Multilevel Study of Schools’ Influences on Adolescent Substance Use. Professor Susan T. Ennett. Abby Hoffman, Education, Teacher Attunement: Supporting Students’ Peer Experiences in Early Elementary Classrooms.

Professor Jill V. Hamm. Analysis John R. Houser, Physics andAstronomy A Systems Level Response. of TVanscriptional Regulation in the Yeast Mating Professors Richard Superfine and Timothy Elston. Rolicn Hoyng, Communication Studies, Istanbul of Networks. Space, Teclmology and Governance. Professor Lawrence Grossberg. 14 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Jessica Klusek, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Pragmatic Language in Stephen Milder, History, "Today the Fish, Tomorrow Us”: Anti- Autism and Fragile X Syndrome: Links with Physiological Arousal Nuclear Activism in the Rhine Valley and Beyond, 1970-1979. and Anxiety. Professor Molly Losh. Professor Konrad H. Jarausch. Bethany Ellen Kok, Psychology, Testing a Socio-Autonomic Spiral David L. Millman, Computer Science, Degree-Driven Design of Proximity Volume Model of Social Connection. Professor Barbara L. Fredrickson. Geometric Algorithms for Point Location, and Huai-Ping Lee, Computer Science, Simulation-Based Joint Estimation Calculation. Professor Jack Snoejink. of Body Deformation and Elasticity Parameters for Medical Image Alex Fuller Mills, Statistics and Operations Research, Patient Incidents. Analysis. Professor Ming C. Lin. Prioritization and Resource Allocation in Mass Casualty Kim Maureen Lichtveld, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Professor Nilay Tanik Argon and Serhan Ziya. Investigations into the Using in Vitro Cultured Lung Cell Exposure Systems to Compare Shalini Minocha, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Between Anticancer the Toxicity of Fresh and Aged Diesel Exhaust Utilizing an Outdoor Mechanisms of Cell Death: The Common Link Smog Chamber. Professors Harvey Jeffries and Kenneth G. Sexton. Nanotherapeutics and Nanotoxicology. Professor Russell J. Yang Liu, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacokinetics and Mumper. in Occupational Biodistribution of LCP Nanoparticles. Professor Leaf Huang. Ashley Isaac Naimi, Epidemiology, Causal Inference the Healthy Dustin Marsh Long, Biostatistics, Causal Inference and Principal Epidemiology: Asbestos, Lung Cancer Mortality and Cole. Stratification: Competing Risks, Bounds and Surrogates. Professor Worker Survivor Effect. Professor Stephen R. Antibacterial Michael G. Hudgens. Scott Philip Nichols, Chemistry, Tissue Integration and Professor Mark H. Justin Thomas Low, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Structural and Effects of Surface-Derived Nitric-Oxide Release. Therapeutic Insights from the HIV-1 RNA Genome. Professor Schoenfisch. FhaB Kevin M. Weeks. Christopher Robert Noel, Microbiology and Immunology, The Biogenesis Filamentous Jianzhe Luo, Statistics and Operations Research, Queueing Prodomain of Bordetella Affects the of Virulence. Professor Peggy Approaches to Appointment System Design. Professors Vidyadhar Hemaggluttinin, Influencing Bordetella G. Kulkami and Serhan Ziya. A. Cotter. of Lindsey Ward Lyles, City and Regional Planning, Stakeholder Joel Pereira, Mathematics, On the Cohen-Macaulay Propertj’ Ideals. Professor James Network Influences on Local-Level Hazard Mitigation Planning Quotients of Conical Algebras by Monomial Outputs. Professor Philip R. Berke. N. Damon. Jennifer Marie Lynn, History, Contested Femininities: Kimberly Ann Peters, Biology, The Role of Canonical and Non- Representations of Modem Women in the German Illustrated Canonical Regulators of Heterotrimeric G Protein Signaling During Professor Stephen L. Press, 1020-1045. Professor Karen Hagemann. Drosophila Melanogaster Morphogenesis. Bonnie Anne Lyon, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Rogers. Structure and Impact of UV TVeatment on Disinfection Byproduct Precursors and Elizabeth Grace Pollom, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Subsequent Byproduct Formation from Chlorine and Chloramine. Function of Lentiviral Genomic and Messenger RNA. Professor

Professor Howard S. Weinberg. Ronald Swanstrom. Laura Haak Marcial, Information and Library Science, Moving Fernanda Costa de Queiros, Maternal and Child Health, The Effects in Young beyond the Desktop: Searching for Information with Limited of Early Life Disabilities on Human Capital Accumulation Anita Farel. Display Size. Professor Bradley M. Hemminger. Adulthood. Professors Carolyn T. Halpem and M. Helen Camp Matthews, Romance Languages, Sugar 'Rims to Cotton: Alexander Nathan Raines, Neurobiology, Mjxisin-X in Neuronal French Retellings of the Haitian Revolutions and the American Development. Professor Richard E, Cheney.

Civil War. Professor Dominique Fisher. William Charles Rice, Physics andAstronomy, Magnetotransport Margaret Elizabeth McCormick, Cell and Molecular Physiology, Studies of Metal-Organic Molecule-Metal Structures: Electronic The Adhesion Molecule PECAM-1 Directs Endothelial Nitric Oxide Transport Through Molecular Films of Alkanedithiols and Valence Synthase Activity and Cardiac Function to Regulate Cardiovascular Tautomers. Professor Frank Tsui. Homeostasis. Professor Carol Otey. Robert McKeever, Journalism and Mass Communication, Vicarious Experience: The Effects of Message-Induced Empathy on Attitudes toward Individuals with Severe Depression. Professor Daniel Rifle. Jessica Tsesha Meed, Health Policy and Management, Home THE CHANCELLOR’S Front — Exploring Associations between Household Structure, MEDAL Coping Strategies and Behavioral Health Visits within the Military. Professor James V. Porto. The chancellors medal, an emblem of the office ofchancellor, is Lucia Ingrid Mendez, Speech and Hearing Sciences, A Culturally and worn during the University’s ceremonial occasions. The sterling Linguistically Responsive Vocabulary Approach for Young Latino silver disk, which is three inches in diameter and seven ounces Dual Language Learners. Professors Elizabeth Crais and Dina C. TVoy weight, was given to the Universitv' b>’ John Sanders, Castro. professor emeritus and former director of the UNC Institute Alicia Ann Midland, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, of Government, and his wife, Ann Beal Sanders. Modeled by Characterization of the Breast Cancer Kinome. Professors Shawn sculptor Pete Hinton and bearing the University seal, it was first M. Gomez and Gary L. Johnson. worn by Chancellor Paul Hardin during the 1994 UnKersity Day convocation. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 15

THE FIRST CAROLINA DIPLOMA

In September 1796 Carolina student Davie Gillespie began wrlang with a group of men to determine the Southern boundary of the United States. His instructors gave Gillespie a document to cany' as proof that he had been a student at the University of North Carolina. The document, now in the Library of Congress, was signed by his professors and ended with the statement, “We thought it proper to give him

this certificate.”

The University’s first graduating class in 1798 included Hinton James, the first student to enroll. Seven men received the first documents that by today’s standards can be called UNC-Chapel Hill diplomas. One ofthe original diplomas is in the Southern Historical Collection in Wilson Library. During the University’s early years, commencement at Carolina was a time for e.\aminations and promotions to higher classes. There was a commencement, but no degrees awarded and no graduation.

Thorfinn Riday, Neurobiology, Altered Visual Cortical Plasticity and Jordan Thomas Stobaugh, Chemistry, Strategies for Differential Nigral-Limbic Dopamine Release in Angelman Syndrome Mice. Proteomic Analysis by Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry. Professor Benjamin Philpot. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Erin MacKenzie Romes, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Structural Daniel Timothy Sweet, Genetics and Molecular Biology, The Adaptor and Biochemical Analysis of Dynein Light Chain-Mediated Protein SHC is a Critical Regulator of Angiogenic and Shear Stress Homodimerization of Cytoskeletal and Nuclear Pore Proteins. Signaling in Endothelial Cells. Professor Eleni Tkima. Thalji, Dentistry, Oral Biology; Professor Kevin C. Slep. Ghadeer Genome-Wide Assessment Nora E. Rosenberg, Epidemiology, Assessing the Prevention Impact of Early Osseointegration in Implant-Adherent Cells. Professor of HIV Counseling and Testing in the South African Context Lvndon F. Cooper. Tompkins, Astronomy, Professor Audrey E. Pettifor. Jeromy Physics and Polarized Photofission Allison Elizabeth Rovny, Political Science, New Social Risks, Social Fragment Angular Distributions of 232Th and 238U. Professor KaiTiVowski. Policies and Dualization in the Contemporary Welfare State. Hugon J. Umashankar,An(AropofogT/, Professor John D. Stephens. Rachana Rao Defending Sufism, Defining Islam: Asserting Islamic Identity in India. Marta Sanchez, Education, Por Imaginacion y Amor - El Permanecer Professors - del Padre Mexicano a Distancia. For Imagination and Love The James L. Peacock and Lauren G. Leve. Upton, Psychology, Permanence of the Mexican Father Who Fathers at a Distance. Rachel Dyane Examining Characteristics, Professor George W. Noblit. Motu'ations and Career Goals of Black Students Who Attend Leah Hope Schinasi, Epidemiology, Environmental, Occupational Historically Black Colleges and Law Schools. Professor Abagail T. and Medical Exposures Associated with Methicillin-Resistant Panter. Staphylococcus Aureus Nasal Carriage in Patients Admitted to an Carmina G. Valle, Nutrition, Examining the Use of Online Social Eastern North Carolina Hospital. Professor Steve Wing. NeUvorking to Improve Physical Activity Behaviors among Young Adult Survivors. Professors F. Ashley Land Schoenfi.sch, Epidemiology, The Injury Experience Cancer Deborah Thte and Marci K. Campbell. of Union Drywall Carpenters in Washington State, 1989-2008. Nicole Marie Vineent Jordan, Professor Steve Marshall. Pharmacology, Epigenetic Regulation Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition Nanian Kirit Shah, Epidemiology, Reducing Malaria TVansmission: of in Epithelial Stem Cells and The Epidemiology and TVeatment of Plasmodium Falciparum Triple Negative Breast Cancer. Professor Gary L. Johnson. Ashley Rae Ward, Geography, in Gametocytemia. Professor Steven R. Meshnick. Echoes a Changing Urban Landscape: Memories and Place Identity Junko Shiniazoc, Sociology, The Power of Forgotten Opinions: \Vhy in Durham, North Carolina. Professor Stephen an Organization Chooses Inaction over the Public’s Safety. Professor Birdsall. Heather W'asser, Nutrition, Non-Maternal Howard E. Aldricb. Involvement in Feeding and the Development of Michael Brady Smith, History, Restoring Our Commercial Rights: Obesogenic Diets among Infants and Toddlers. Professor Margaret Silk, Nationalism, Commercial Policy and the Direct TVade E. Bentley. Stephanie Elaine Watkins, Epidemiology, Movement in Meiji Japan, 1868-1890. Professor W. Miles Fletcher. Interventional Physical and Occupational Therapy Jamie Robert Snape, Computer Science, Smooth and Collision- Services and Motor Coordination Among Low Birth Weight Infants. Professor Free Navigation for Multiple Mobile Robots and Video Game Julie Daniels. Buddy Allan ^Vhitman, Neurobiology, Characters. Professor Dinesh Manocha. Neuroimmune Consequences of Chronic Alcohol Exposure: Relationship Sarah Jeanne Stein, Biology, Tlie Role of NF-kB in BCR-ABL- to Stress. Professor George R. Breese. Driven Oncogenic Transformation and in Hematopoiesis. Professor David Christopher Williard, History, Albert S. Baldwin. “What a Fall Was There — My Country Ruined!”: Confederate Dorl M. Steinberg, Nutrition, Effect of Daily Self-Weighing on Soldiers and Southern Society, 1861-1880. Professor William L. Barney. Weight Loss in Adults. Professor Deborah F. Tate. 16 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Leah Anne Wingard, Chemistry, Accessing Intermediate and High The School of Education Oxidation States with Thngsten and Iridium Pincer Complexes. ESTABLISHED 1885 Professor Joseph L. Templeton. Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Todd D. WoodruflF, Business Administration, Goal Influence in Organizational Identification and Post-Choice Behavior. Professor DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Jan Benedict Steenkamp. Holly Worthen, Geography, The Presence of Absence: Indigenous Marguerita Best, Educational Leadership, Assistant Principals and Migration, a Ghost Town and the Remaking of Gendered Reform: A Socialization Paradox? Professor Catherine Marshall. Communal Systems in Oaxaca, Mexico. Professor Wendy W. Pamela Renee Hill-Cunningham, Curriculum and Instruction, Wolford. Testing Technology: Administering Mathematics Assessments in Kindergarten and First Grade. Professors Susan Friel and Barbara DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH D. Day.

Derrick Jordan, Educational Leadersh ip. Looking Beyond School Emily Anne Colby, Biostatistics, Methods for Population Walls: Examining the Impact of Superintendent Longerity on Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics. Professors Eric Bair Teachers’ Perceptions of their Working Conditions. Professor and Gary Koch. Fenwick English. Sarthak Das, Health Policy and Management, Retention of Patients Jacqueline Jordan, Educational Leadership, Why Can’t We Have

on Antiretroviral Therapy in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. It All? The Conflict between the Principalship and Motherhood. Professor Sandra Greene. Professor Catherine Marshall Nnekae Ijoma Emenyonu, Health Policy and Management, Barriers Mia Murphy, Ediwatiorml Leadership, The Self-Perception of to HIV Care in Rural Uganda. Professor Sandra Greene. Leadership Efficacy ofAlternative School Principals and Its Gina Suzanne Ogilvie, Health Policy and Management, Intention of Relationship to Student Achievement in the Era of Reform and Women to Receive Cervical Cancer Screening in the Era of Human Accountability. Professor Fenwick English. Papillomarvirus Testing. Professor Suzanne Hobbs. Eva Phillips, Curriculum and Instruction, An Examination of Jennifer Platt, Health Policy and Management, Institutionalizing the Relationship between Kindergarten Children’s Access to Sanitation: A Mixed Methods Assessment of the Role of the Health Developmentally Appropriate Practices and Their Success on Ministry in Developing Countries. Professor Sandra Greene. Measures of Literacy. Professor Sharon Ritchie. John Michael Wiesman, Health Policy and Management, Matthew Proto, Educational Leadership, The Effect of Structural Succession Planning and Management Practice in Washington Adaptation on School Thmaround. Professor Kathleen Brown. State Local Public Health Agencies: The Current Situation and Bradford Walston, Educatiorud Leadership, The Effect of Adaptive Recommendations for Better Practice. Professor Edward L. Baker Jr. Leadership on School Turnaround. Professor Kathleen Brown. Yue Zhao, Biostatistics, Sensitivity Analyses of Time-to-Event Data with Possibly Informative Censoring for Confirmatory Clinical THals. Professors GaryG. Koch and Amy H. Herring.

TAR HEELS

The University uses the nickname “Tar Heels,” and the entire state does as well. One version of the nickname's origin has the name first being applied to North Carolinians during the Civil War. One record talks of a battle in Virginia, where their supporting column retreated, hut North Carolina troops stood alone to fight successfully. The victorious troops were asked in a condescending tone bj- some Virginians, who had retreated, “Any more tar down in the Old North State, boys?” The response came quickly: “No, not a bit; old Jeff's bou^t it all up.”

The Virginians asked: “Is that so? What is he going to do with it?” The reply: “He is going to put it on you’ns heels to make jtmi stick better in

the next fight.” TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 17

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December 2012

The School of Law Rachel E. Faultersack The School of Medicine Patrick Knox McNeillie ESTABLISHED 1843 Rachel R. Hall ESTABLISHED 1879 Russell E. Warburton Dean John Charles Boger William D. Kirby Dean William L. Roper Hector L. Melecio JURIS DOCTOR Sofia N. Mochegova DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Justin M. Angell Lauren Elizabeth Nelson Carrie A. Baldwin

Kristin L. Butler Hillary Smith Eric S. Burgon Kandace R. Davis Lila Farrag

THE OLD WELL

s>-mbol of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For many years the At the lieart of tlic campus stands the visual Old Well served In the well was given its present deeorative as the sole water supply for Old F^st and Old West dormitories. 1897, form at the direction project as largely derived from the Temple of President Edwin A. Alderman, who described his beautification of Love in the Garden of with brick walks, plantings and benches. Legend holds that students Versailles. In 1954, the well was given added beauty can bring good luck with a drink from the Old Well on the first day of classes. 18 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL c.

A MESSAGE to CAROLINA’S NEWEST ALUMNI

ongratulations! You are now graduates of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Let your General Alumni Association help you make a seamless transition from students to alumni — no matter where you find yourselves C after graduation. Visit alumni.unc.edu/youngalumni. GETTING STARTED Don’t miss out on special invitations and services. Call (877) 377-7125 or \isit alumni. unc.edu/update to keep your official University record updated. Jump start your network with Carolina alumni — join the GAA’s groups on Facebook and Linkedin.

ALUMNI CAREER SERVICES

Networking is the most effective approach to finding a job. The GAA can connect you with more than 7>000 alumni volunteers in our Alumni Advisor Network who can help you explore career options. GAA members from the Class of 2012 have full access (phone, email or in person) to the GAA’s certified career coach for one year following graduation. If you’re thinking about grad school, GAA members also receive discounts on Kaplan prep courses.

FINDING OTHER TAR HEELS IN YOUR AREA

• Local Carolina Clubs can be found in nearly 100 cities around the globe. Socialize, network, cheer on the Heels and continue that spirit of Tar Heel service within your community.

• The GAA’s Online Alumni Directory can help you develop a network like no other. The directory includes nearly 270,000 former Carolina students.

TRUSTED INFORMATION SOURCE The “Carolina Alumni Review,” the “Out of the Blue” e-newsletter, the GAAs TVvitter feed and alumni.unc.edu can keep you updated on the University’s achievements and

challenges as well as what’s going on in Chapel Hill.

Congratulations again. We hope you’U choose to join the nearly 70,000 GAA members who remain connected and help serve Carolina and our students — past, present and future. The GAA offers new grads a one-year membership for only $25 — a $20 savings off our

annual dues rate. Or save $50 on life membership — only $28.25/month for 24 months. For more information on how the Association serves new graduates, please call Brandon Copeland ’12 or Diana Koonce ’02 at (800) 962-0742 or email [email protected]. Visit us on the Web at alumni.unc.edu. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 19

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The Graduate School Russian andEast European Anant Pradhan Shareef F. Alshinnawi ESTABLISHED 1903 Studies Sean Sanders Thomas David Arman Dean Steven W. Matson Nicholas Constantine Kanios Vishal Verma Robert Ballew Anna Kirey Xiaojie Zhao Benjamin Joseph Barish MASTER OF ARTS Hannah Justine Marchman Enliang Zheng Nicholas Joseph Bender Mayura Bhandarkar Anthropology Sociology Economics John Alexander Bitsas Brittany Glarrow Chamberlain Joseph R. Bongiovi Brian Patterson Goldberger Karunakar Bojjireddy Christopher Shane Elliott Brian Sullivan David Buckley Education Sarah Nicole Gaby Matthew Taylor Home Mahbub Islam Chowdhury Lindsay Francine Goldberg Brandon Gorman Christopher Ryan Church Abram Justin Kline Jonathan Horowitz Environmental Sciences and Virginia Beaty Cleary

Josmell J. Perez Maria Del Carmen Huerta-Bapat Engineering Maria de los Angeles Craig Mark Douglas Noble Ramon De Alatorre Drew Joseph Crawford

English Niobra Monique Robert Warren Albury Robert Houston Davenport III Jerrod Nathan Rosenbaum Samuel-Peterson Sarah Marie Hatcher David Davila Philip Edward Weickert Rebecca Milsk Victor DeMarco Exercise and Sport Science Esteban Adrian Oyarzabal Todd Michael Driscoll Nathaniel Thomas Berry MASTER OF CITY AND lisa Singleton-Baldrey Jeffrey Alvin Duncan Justin Freeman REGIONAL PLANNING Kevin Michael Dzielecki Andrew David Stevenson Geological Sciences Jamie Wayne Earp History George H. Allen Eric M. Eaton Anndal Grace Narayanan MASTER OF SCIENCE Brian Nelson Ember Marine Science Billy R. Ezzell III Mass Communication Biomedical Engineering Sungduk Yu Stephen William Farrell Sarah Elizabeth Davidson- Leslie Baggesen Maximillian Allen Fitch Palmer Steven Glenn Feingold Physics John Michael Flagg Vanessa Ruth Patchett Nicholas George Hallfors Kathleen Donnally Eckert Andres Forero Carol Louise Perry Jordan Walter Hutchinson Robert M. Judith Elizabeth Gribble Forshay Roger Chai Yu Ava Glenn Pope Philip Mark Garber Musicology Gongting Wu Wilkes Jackson Graham Karen Evelyn Atkins Biostatistics Vikas Grover Yu Deng Statistics and Operations Gerardo Antonio Guifarro

Political Science Ellen L. Mir Research Joseph Gyamfi Rahim Shiraz Mohamed Christel N. Rushing Lu Huang Simone Diana Hamlett Qianwen Liu John David Heilmann Psychology Chemistry Chainc Yilmaz Christopher A. Huguelet Sierra Allegra Bainter Tyler David Jones Morton Oliver Janney Zane Edward Blanton Ryan Patrick Vary The Kenan-Flagler Robert Scott Jeske Jennifer Lynn Green Business School Hitendra Sinh Jethwa Renske Suzanne Hoedemaker Computer Science ESTABLISHED 1919 Kristine Constance Kelleher Lee Wade Hutson Oluwafemi Sharon Alabi Dean James W. Dean Jr. Michael Randall Kertcher Wei Cheng Nathan Michael Kilbum Romance Languages and Sajal Dash MASTER OF BUSINESS Jin Sam Kim Heinly Literatures Jared Scott ADMINISTRATION Adam Burton King K. Srinh-as Katherine Elizabeth Karcher Michael Muraya Adusumilli Amber Starbuck Kirkman John Samuel Krieg Kun Peng Ryan Patrick Allen Bruce Allen Kohn 20 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

The School of MASTER OF RADIOLOGIC Government SCIENCE ESTABLISHED 2001 Craig D. Byer COMMENCEMENT MUSIC Dean Michael R. Smith Christen M. Crane-Amores Elvin J. Cuevas

The University’s beloved alma mater, “Hark the Sound,” evokes MASTER OF PUBLIC Elizabeth M. Eslich the feelings of loyalty and friendship that students, alumni ADMINISTRATION Lauren Peele Hurdle and true blue Tar Heels everywhere have for Carolina. The Erik Brandon Osborne Courtney Lea Jadidian orchestral marches that accompany the commencement Andrew David Stevenson Lenvil Lance Jones processional are equally memorable for their power and Jason P. Leymeister splendor. They are truly fitting musical celebrations of the talent The School of Kamau Jaja Nkenge and achievements of UNC-Chapel Hill’s visiting dignitaries, Information and Lauren E. Ortiz faculty and graduates. Library Science Kristin Pahl During today’s commencement ceremony, members ESTABLISHED 1931 Amber E. Price-Williams of the academic processional will be welcomed by Dean Gary Marchionini Cephus Simmons the fanfare brass, woodwinds and drums of Nikolai Rimsky- Korsakov’s “Procession ofthe Nobles” and Richard Strauss’ MASTER OF SCIENCE IN The School ofNursing “Konigsmarsch.” Rimsky-Korsakov wrote his majestic march INFORMATION SCIENCE ESTABUSHED 1950 to open the second act ofthe opera-hallet “Mlada,” which Robert Lee Cooper Dean Kristen M. Swanson premiered in Saint Petersburg, Russia, in 1892. Strauss Joshua David Hager premiered the flourishing “Konigsmarsch” at a palace concert in Michelle M. Lopez MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Berlin in 1907- Tian Sun NURSING The new graduates will exit the ceremony while hearing Stacy Lee Carey familiar Carolina melodies in “Tar Heel Rhapsody,” a MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Elizabeth Rourke Chapman composition written specifically for the University that features LIBRARY SCIENCE Ronda L. Decker

its school songs. Anne Rachelle Barrett Tamryn LaShea Fowler Jacqueline Emily Chapman Brenda Marie Hallett Carolyn Marie Chesarino Teresa C. Hulseman Martin Joseph Gengenbach Kristin Renee Lauer William Robert LaFontaine Rodney Parthemer Scott Kamila Lindsay LaBerge Stephanie Nicole Roberts James Franklin Logan Hari Shankar Sarah Kalikman Lippincott Bonnie Kluttz Sammons David Harbison Long Jr. Amith Padmanabha Shenoy William Harrison Midgley Sarah Serrano Matthew Malette Lonnee Tyler Shields Brendan Christopher O’Connell Barbara Maria Buerke Stephen Sharon Lycans Sean Michael Siler Jesse Morgan Savage Necole Antoinette Tibolla Anthony J. Manganaro Eric James Skow Lisa Christine Simmons Vinay Manhass Emily Williams Smith Melanie Susan Sorrell The Gillings School of John William Matthews Melissa Rae Sowry Charles Marshall Stroscio Global Public Health John L. McCormick Erika Hope Stinson Alexandra Simms Toomey ESTABLISHED 1939 Joel Edward Jennifer Fereshteh Mehram Stinson Meghan Mary Webb Dean Barbara K. Rimer Anastasia Melchina Wei Min Eugene Tay Katherine Elise Millner Kem Ryan Taylor The School ofMedicine MASTER OF HEALTHCARE David Charles Moody Tonya Simpson Terry ESTABLISHED 1879 ADMINISTRATION Sean Moschberger Brian N. Top Dean William L. Roper Susmita Chavala Alexander Wade Ogle Elizabeth Ann Wicker William Howard Holding Aliou D. Ousmanou TVavis Scott Wilds DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL Emran K Huda Anna Christina Penner Simon Wilson THERAPY William Brian Hunter Nikhil Phansalkar Andrew Winzenz Rachel Jeanne Slife Eric Wayne Jefferson Vinod Prasanna Julie C. Wix Matthew Jonathan Kelm Jovani Price MASTER OF MOLECULAR Edward McCutcheon Sandeep Raj an School The ofEducation DIAGNOSTIC SCIENCE Jose Luis Plaza Scott W. Ranby ESTABLISHED 1885 Lisa Kay Cremeans Abbie Crisp Williamson Spenta Michael Rawaan Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Manyu Li Christopher Scott Reavis Dev Bharat Patel MASTER OF PUBUC Eugene Edwin Record III MASTER OF EDUCATION Jose Constantino Sevilla HEALTH Erik R. Rexo Rachel Sima Bachenheimer Anurekha Vedaiyan Stephanie Ann Allen John C. Richter Jennifer Rae Bonilla Amanda Jean Allman Derek Damone Ross Christine Ann Daughtrey Jennifer Marie Anderson Dinesh Sadhvani Jessica Marie Page Katherine Ljun Banner Shaun P. Sanders TWO THOOSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 21

Annette M. Beyea

Katherine F. Blackman Elizabeth Alanna Boudreau Michael Dwayne Brooks THE BICENTENNIAL STAFF Erin E. Cashwell Sandra G. Clark The faculty marshal carries the bicentennial staff while leading the faculty processional on ceremonial Alexandra Caroline Collins occasions such as Commencement and University Day. The staff, commissioned for the University’s Laura C. Curtin 1993 bicentennial celebration by John Sanders, professor emeritus and former director ofthe UNC Elizabeth W. Dehmer Institute of Government, and his wife, Ann Beal Sanders, was modeled by sculptor Pete Hinton. It Alison Ruth Doernberg consists of a sterling silver three-inch-high replica of the Old Well mounted on a turned and tapered Shelia Adams Dowd oak shaft. The shaft was made from timber salvaged from the 1822 section of Old West residence hall Lauren Elizabet Elder during its 1991-1993 renovation.

Walter Elias III Nadear Abdurahman Gorashi Elmahi Khanh Hong Nguyen Lindsay Ann Wilson Yael Rose Filossof Haiying Fan Erin Ashley O’Quinn Dwight Edward Yin Laura Oredola Houenou Laura Renee Greenhow Andrea Dmlard Orben Jui-Yen Huang Kendall B. Gurske Emily Summer Padian MASTER OF SCIENCE Alan Christopher Kinlaw Jillian Lynn Hamilton Ashley Lauren Paynter IN ENVIRONMENTAL Aliza Kate Liebman Laura Klatt House Anne R. Petraeus ENGINEERING Jennifer Lindsay Moore Moss LeRon Celeste Jackson Anna Christine PfafF Brad Northwood Bennett Crystal Mela Nicholson-Springer Patricia Sue Kempton Allison Walker Rice Rebecca C. Cohen Bridget Elizabeth O’Brien Maria Elaine Kennedy Molly Rebecca Ruben Chieh-Han Lee Damon Floyd Ogburn Samantha Theresa Kepler Michael Scott Runyon Eliot Stephen Meyer MirnaYesenia Rauda Emily Anne Kujawa Patrick Josey Smith Jessica Montanez Lindsay Stortz Mary Elizabeth Kushman Jessica Kristen Southwell Arianna Taboada Katrina Beth Levine Michael J. Steiner MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Melissa Anne Tinling Brittney Nicole Martin Leah S. Tedrick-Moutz PUBLIC HEALTH Kara E. Van de Grift Mary Cordon McGee Kerone Walker Ayodele Ayoka Alakija Alexandra Jayne White Terrance Shawn McGill Melissa Jolyn Williams Nadya Maria Belenl^ Karen Lynn Meyerhoflf The School of Social Work ESTABLISHED 1920 Dean Jack M. Rickman

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Amanda Jean Allman

Katherine F. Blackman Alexandra Caroline Collins Alison Ruth Doernberg Kendall B. Gurske Khanh Hong Nguyen Erin Ashley O’Quinn Erik Brandon Osborne Mima Yesenia Rauda Marlon Correll Smallwood Arianna Taboada Kara E. Van de Grift 22 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

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The College ofArts Gregory A. Egerton Margaret Elizabeth Green* Heejoong Kim and Sciences Sarah Katherine Farnsworth* Megan Elizabeth Hall Michael G. Maggio ESTABLISHED 1795 Cheryl Irene Johnson Alivia lorio Shirin Negmadjanova* Dean Karen M. Gil Robert Henry Lowry Thomas Bryant Jordan Michelle Anne Ocampo Marietta Stafford Stewart Emily Grace Lopez Jimmy Nicolas Pan BACHELOR OF ARTS Chalice Warfield Yehling William Cleveland Lovell Jean Ra Priyanka Manocha Timothy William Rodriguez Afncan andAfro-American Archaeology Noah Angelo Pagano Dayley Shea Wilson* Studies Sarah Katherine Farnsworth* Ankita D. Patel Yan Ying Yang Mycal Xavier Cassandra Brickhouse Dawn McGuire* LaShawn Antoinette Pennington Bianca Rae Champagne Brown Lindsay Nicole McVicar* Ruben Prado Glassies Konstance Leanne Brown Mikel Colin Wein Paige Leigh Reagan Maegan Louise Johnson Qualyn Patrice Brown Stephanie Anne Robinett Phillip Lamont Goode ArtHistory Lisa Christina Senko Communication Studies Kiera Simone Louissaint Sara Margaret Bass Melissa Margarette Shatzer Casey Kenneth Barth Sherry Lynn Myers* Samuel David Shuford Georgeanna Catherine Bowen Samuel Everett Pride Asian Studies Mary Katherine Sommers Brennan Aram Boyajian Christopher Donald Bingham Hannah Jesse McDonough Lauren Lea Bunch American Studies Anna Elizabeth Powers* Walker Terrica Victoria Carrington Chelsea Sheree Saba Reynolds Afzal Warraich William Roy Woods XiChen Elisabeth Ryan Suttee Ji Won Yoon Jonathan Javell Cooper Biology Marquel Kathleen Dougherty Anthropology Karl Krisst Aguilar Montoya Chemistry James Edward Dunster Lauren Frances Alexander Zemel Zemiesha Brown Jacky Paul Fong Zachary Thomas Evans Meagan Alexandria Crumpton Jesse A. Goldberg Lukas Gregory Keil* Kyle Louis Fageol* Dion Latez Guy Grace Antonia Hartmann DEGREES WITH DISTINCTION Zach Austin Hunter To graduate with distinction or with highest distinction, undergraduate students must have Peyton Simmons Jenest completed at least 45 academic hours at UNC-Chapel Hill and have an overall grade point average John Nicholas Kepple of at least 3.5 or 3.8, respectively. Noelle Simone Leader Laura Leigh Leftwich UNDERGRADUATE HONORS PROGRAM Mark Dustin McCarty The Honors Program offers exceptionally Michael Charles well-qualified first-year students, sophomores and juniors McComas an opportunity to take part of their Omar Morales general education curriculum in special honors seminars and honors sections. Honors seminars are Ian Patrick Morrison special topics courses, limited in enrollment to 15 students and taught by outstanding Shelby Aileen Nash members of the University faculty. Honors sections of regular departmental course Elizabeth offerings are also limited in enrollment and are taught by permanent members Shirley O’Hare of the University faculty. Honors seminars Mariko Ohigashi* and sections emphasize critical reading, class discussion and expository writing. Kathryn Matheson Plyler Senior departmental honors programs Allen Jamicah are provided for students who have demonstrated a veiy Reynolds high level of scholastic ability and Elizabeth Jordan Rodell achievement and who desire to pursue an intensive, individualized program of study in their major discipline. Courtney Danielle Satterwhite Honors studies ordinarily consist of one or more ofthe following; the preparation of an honors Stacie Nicole thesis or essay, an independent research or reading program, Scheuermann an artistic performance or exhibition, Erik Harrison Sugar or the completion of advanced course work in the major not normally required of students in that major. It is Jessica Caroljn Uzmann on the basis of participation in senior honors that a student may be graduated Caitlin from the University “with Honors” or “with Highest Honors.” Ford Van Sickle TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 23

Madeline Christine Varney Sabina Nogo* Maria Cristina Flanagan Hyelim Nam Alfred Williams Stephen Shephard Padgett* Livia Christina Nelson Wallace S. Wong Robert Pan Exercise and Sport Science Erica Frances Papes Jordan Alexander Babwah Global Studies Computer Science Jesse Lee Park Chase Dylan Baccus John Michael Blackmar* Leander Enrique Lanzo Lauren Elizabeth Player Lauren Olivia Belk Burcu Bozkurt* Edgard Roberto Puente Cameron Lee Brown Christopher Thomas Casberg* Contemporary European Bradley S. Reid Jaren Roland Burleyson Yan Ling Chan Studies Thomas Donald Schrader Tyler Logan Cope Maria Graciela Diaz William Blake Smith Cristopher William Seippel Jordan Mose Curies Deniz Esmen Sora Shin Adam Vanoid Curry Robert Kane French* DramaticArt Sergio Andres Sime Hannah Joy Daly Kaitlin Nicole Groundwater Evangeline Carrere Mee* Samuel Eric Stokes Kumar Dinesh Dave Emily Ruth Haines Pimpila Nicole Violette William lyler Thompson Whitney Tyler Deedmeyer Shirley Cason Jenkins Dmitri Vitali Vorontsov Daisy Karina Delgado Laura Anne Kirchhofer*

Economics Jeffrey I. Wagman Jordan C. Gafa Clea Marie Major Karen Keziah Arulsamy Meinong Wang Grace Marie Glembocki Rashida L. Moore David Bradford Baugus Andrew John Wilbur James Warren Haeseker Aaron Glenn O’Neill Joachim Bersztel Cassandra Renee Willemstein Brad Anthony Hamilton Norma Jisselle Perdomo John Michael Blackmar* Elizabeth Mary Woodward George Michael Hanna Jinling Quan Matthew Alexander Bonds Hye Rim Yang Sarah Louise Hart* Whitley A. Richards* Alexander James Cauble Kristen Leigh Harvey Kevin Verlagone Richardson Yan Ling Chan English Mary Catherine Hollowell Jeanna Marie Smialek* Melissa Denise Chang Joseph Peter Bowman Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Stella Marie Strohmeier Robert Davis Coleman Caleb Joshua Cody Elizabeth Joan Hurley Julia Rose Taylor Kevin Joseph Dolan Robert Davis Coleman Nelson Greer Hurst Ariel Genevieve Wyman* Gabrielle Katheryn Forgione Carly Michelle Couch* Nikolas Bernard Jannetta Nicholas Edward Thompson Alyssa Kay Duhon Brock Anthony Livorio History Gittin Jennifer Leigh Dutton* Maria Lubrano-Lavadera Sara Margaret Bass Robertson Walters Greenbacker Isabelle Rosemary Hale* David Ashten Malik Andrew James Beckman Manchen Hao Tiffany Nicole Henry Nidia Milet Menjivar Michael Bryant Cohen Michael John Huber Harrison Taylor Holbrook* Heather Nicole Moore Rachel Meredith Davis* Ryan Cameron Hurd Mary Elizabeth Hope Catherine Spencer O’Donnell Jennifer Leigh Dutton* Jarrett Islam Latrisha Anne Jenkins Erin Bowman O’Reilly Terran Patricia Greene Wook Jang* Natascha Jenkins Kenneth Craig Owens Jeffrey Alan Harlan Alexander Matthew Jerman Carol Lynn Longoria* Melanie Tina Jessica Reyer William McLeon Harris Xuejiao Jiang Amber Marlena Lynch* Morgan Ariel Roberts Jason Kyle Henson Heather Joy Kagan Dasha Daines Menafee Gene Langston Robinson Jonathan Raul Herrera Andrew Kakunda Rebecca Conner Messinger Tarron Alonzo Robinson Kyle Murry Holland Poonam Pankaj Kalaria Livia Christina Nelson Kendall Ashley Shields Matthew Hunter Holman Alexander Dougherty Kane Ella Ray 6tt* Ethan Brady Siler* Kathleen Anne Janes Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong Margo Lynne Raynor Ashley Morgan Smith Lynne Ellen Jones* Keene Kathryn Chelsea Reardon Christopher TVey Strickland Monica Catherine Krebs Amanda Elizabeth Klanduch Anna Jean Schroeder* Parker Crim Thomas Cassandra Dawn McGuire*+ Katherine Faith Knish Rachel Valere Sinning Lindsay Nicole McVicar* Taylor Justice Kolasinski Jessica Ann Slee Geography Eric Cameron Melton Brandon Norman Lamoureux Kevin Sly Kyle Erick Anderson Boyd Arthur Neal Jonathon Hisao Lew* Kimberly Meghan Stein Chase Dj’lan Baccus Nathan Randall Pearl Anlong Li* Hemy Louis Stephenson* Abraham Joseph Jaroszewski Jason Pennington Christopher Xin Li Madeline Christine Varney Shelley Alanna McGee Ewen Liadi Hannah Taylor Vogel Noah Harvey Menaker* James Patrick Locke Maria Connolly White Lorelei Rao * Indicates probable candidatesfor degrees Danyun Luo Johanna Elise Zalesky with distinction or highest distinction based on grade point average going into Andrew May* Sophia Zhang* Germanic and Slavic thefinal semester. Mansi Mehra Languages and Literatures + Indicates Honors recipients. Stephen Ray Methvin III Environmental Studies Harrison Collins Compton* Gema Milanes Hernandez Kyle Erick Anderson Jesse Dean Crouch ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Hyuk Joo Na Winston Allen Blake Lowell Elizabeth Hutcheson* 24 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Lauren Elizabeth Player Kayleigh Willis Dmitri Vitali Vorontsov William Caldwell Clement Olivia Jordan Poss Nicholas Adam White Lauren Kemp Cloninger* William Tiicker Pryor Music Piereangello Cruz You Kai Puah Nanako Tsurumi Physics Adam Vanoid Curry John Patterson Pulliam Jeremy Calvin Ward Alexandria Eden Davies* Margo Lynne Raynor Peace, War and Defense Kathleen Irmina Diaz Ethan Brady Siler* Aeris Jennifer Alexandros Political Science Alyssa Kay Duhon Moyer Gray Smith Rosalind Jane Allen Katie Elizabeth Atmonavage* Nicholas Griffin Eakes Ella Marie Sullivan* Justin Lee Bean Alex Edward Beuris Shin Ting En Mikel Colin Wein Kelsey Renee Brinkman Sarah Grayson Bland Kathryn Elizabeth Ferguson Andrew Joseph Yavorski Monica Nwamaka Chioke Mycal Xavier Brickhouse Nancy McCormick Foy* Elizabeth Brown Zimmermann William Caldwell Clement Bianca Rajesh Bulchandani Rachel Maines Goodrich Laura Kenna Zuppo Lauren Kemp Cloninger Jonathan W. Burns Chantae Danielle Harris Matthew Robert Cook Justin Robert Carmen Michaele Allexandria Hines Interdisciplinary Studies Piereangello Cruz Jennifer Marie Clark Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Evangeline Carrere Mee*+ Alexandria Eden Davies Paul Spencer Darsie Caline Kit-Lien Hou* Elizabeth Jane Deane Therren Jermaine Dunham Michelle Van Hu>Tih* LatinAmerican Studies Kathleen Irmina Diaz Kimzey Lea Ellis* Emily Louise Johnston Colin Alexander Anderson Nicholas GrifBn Eakes Deniz Esmen Kadeem Dant’e Lewis Alexandra Kristin Morris* Shin Ting En Carly Nicole Fields Mindie Lee Loebach Carlos Adolfo Ortiz Kathryn Elizabeth Ferguson Patrick John Flueckiger Paige Erin McClear Gabrielle Katheryn Forgione Brett Allen Fox* Kendra Chauntell Miller Linguistics Nancy McCormick Foy Robert Kane French* Amber Marie Mink Bianca Rajesh Bulchandani Rachel Maines Goodrich Jeremiah Thompson Gerlach Margaret Jennings Nash Victoria Ashley De Andrade Michaele Allexandria Hines Mariana Jimena Gomez Elizabeth Ann Nicholson Ivy Ilyse Hauser* Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Paula Andrea Gonzales Laney Leigh Oaks* Marion Ruth Hicks Andrew Robert Hove Ethan Gray Hendricks Daniel Otarola Paula Elizabeth Kelly Michelle Van Huynh Caline Kit-Lien Hou* Mary Katherine Palmer Philip Hunter McCray* Philip Harrison James* Abraham Joseph Jaroszewski Nadia Paige Phipps Elizabeth Shirley O’Hare Emily Louise Johnston Shirley Cason Jenkins Olivia Jordan Poss Anna Elizabeth Powers* Lawson Thomas Kluttz Berling Joseph Tracy Lynn Powers Kathryn Chelsea Reardon Sara Jeanne Leung Monica Catherine &ebs Melissa Lucianna Rees Kadeem Dant’e Lewis Sanghuhn Lee Deborah Danielle Ross Management and Society Mindie Lee Loebach Laura Leigh Leftwich Andrew Paul Simpson* Casey Kenneth Barth Kendra Chauntell Miller Justin Merryman Mayhew* Cassandra Bernice Slay David Bradford Baugus Amber Marie Mink Stephen Ray Methvin III Courtney Anne Sorensen* Daniel Hudson Blackwell Zeeshan Mithani* Sabina Nogo* Christina Marie Stanton Sean Christian Burke Margaret Jennings Nash Stephen Shephard Padgett* Rachel Marie Stout Melissa Denise Chang Elizabeth Ann Nicholson Hubert Russell Papes John Fritzgerald Weeks Jonathan Maxwell Clark Laney Leigh Oaks Anastasia Postnikova* Jessica Michelle Young Joie Celeste Hasberry Daniel Otarola Chelsea Sheree Reynolds Alexander Matthew Jerman Mary Katherine Palmer Evan Thomas Ross Public Policy Andrew Kakunda Nadia Paige Phipps Vilas Vishnu Sankar Konstance Leanne Brown Jeffrey Michael Keeley Tfacy Lynn Powers Alexander Douglas Selig Lakesha Nichole Buckner Matthew Michael Kolojejchick Stephanie Christine Ramdat William Blake Smith Jesal Kirit Desai Alex J. Maciag Deborah Danielle Ross Ella Marie Sullivan* Zeeshan Haque* Gema Milanes Hernandez Andrew Paul Simpson Wendy Tapia Kathleen Anne Janes Thomas Donald Schrader Cassandra Bernice Slay Eric Lloyd Watson Veronica Joyner Levi Abraham Stecker Christina Marie Stanton John Fritzgerald Weeks Stephanie Christine Ramdat Thomas Cornay Wood Eric Lloyd Watson Elizabeth Mary Woodward Devon Jahmai Ramsay John Fritzgerald Weeks Heather Seaman* Mathematics Robert Bynum Works Psychology Andrew Joseph Yavorski Morgan Lindsay Alexander Aeris Jennifer Alexandros Amber Elizabeth Fickes Philosophy Rosalind Jane Allen Religious Studies Taylor Justice Kolasinski Terrica Victoria Carrington Jacquelyn Nicole Basquill Lee Gilbert Anderson David Lao Brett Allen Fox* Kelsey Renee Brinkman Andrew James Beckman Min Woo Lee Richard Robert Harenberg Jr. Monica Nwamaka Chioke Ashley Elizabeth Best Samuel Eric Stokes Joseph Harrison Lee Jennifer Marie Clark Ivy Ilyse Hauser* TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 25

Lukas Gregory Keil* John Austin Ellis Caroline Suzanne Kirby Haipeng Gao* Samantha M. LeDonne* Michael Evan Loiacono Elizabeth Lee Kimberly Lauren Mickey* Psychology Kenny K. Namkoong Morgan Lindsay Alexander Vinca Puri Hannah Marie Alves* Sarah L. Ricker Anne Frances Cappelletti Si>Tian Peter Sheng* Vanessa Chilombo Da Costa John Cortland Smith* Jaren Grant Dickerson Bradley Dewayne Strickland Gregory A. Egerton Alexander Robert Walters Marcus Ryan Gillon Jillian Danielle Weigel Brian Hyunki Kim Sebastian Andres Werner Andrew David Kimmel Devin Victoria Kiser Chemistry Paige Erin McClear Romance Languages Ariel Genevieve Wyman* Gabriela Estefania Agostini Nickeisha Moore Alyssa Lauren Bailey* Naranjo Erin Bowman O’Reilly Sophie Alexandra Delany* Women’s and Gender Studies Phuongoanh Nguyen Dang Malaika Esther Pacque* Kimzey Lea Ellis* Katherine Marie Watkins* Kyle David Pridgen Jonas Ian Park Mireia Sarai Farrell Zoe Lee Watson*++ Charles Matthew Summerlin Sarah Louise Hart* BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Yu Zhang Matthew Nowell Willey Philip Harrison James* Katherine Francis Bobeck Alexandra Jean Mario Computer Science The Kenan-Flagler Meagan Rebecca Meekins BACHELOR OF MUSIC Ren Alexander Bauer Business School Alexandra Kristin Morris* Caroline Curran lantosca Grant Culver Fowler ESTABLISHED 1919

Ella Ray Ott* Zachary Mark MacHardy* Dean James W. Dean Jr. Norma Jisselle Perdomo BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Antonio Gian Paolo Mantovani Whitley A. Richards* Frederick Barrett Meyer BACHELOR OF Alexander Douglas Selig Applied Science Roger Que* SCIENCE IN BUSINESS Rachel Valere Sinning Khodjimuradkhon Maksumov Joshua Booten Taylor ADMINISTRATION Zoemma Kerr Steffen Peter Marshall Mangum* Kishore Venkat Yedavalli Mohmammad Shahir Amin Kimberly Meghan Stein Natan Siegel Logan Lee Bolick Sebastian Andres Werner Environmental Sciences Joshua Wesley Bridges Biology Samuel McMichael Amos Stephen Ward Casscells-Hamby* Sociology Kevin Fordyce Andringa* Michael Ryan Clear Hideki Chida* Laura Leah Aho Justine Marie Beres* Brian Heesang Lee Colin Veils Davis*

Jordan Michael Diaz Dylan Huntley Campfield Dana Allison Welker Matthew Gillis Delafield Joyelle Autumn Gordon Andrew N. Chan* Mohammad Zeeshan Farrukh Diana Marie Green* Jeong Hwa Cho Geological Sciences Adelaide Anne Gay* Andre Alonzo Gregorio Esther Jin-Joo Choi Cooper William Harris+ Andrew North Glander Tori Brittany James Seung Samuel Choi* Matthew Franklin Leader Xinzi Gong* Allen Kenneth Johnson Stephen William Cooper Katherine Louise Moore+ Matthew Ralph Goolsby* Jessica Laurel Kirby Han Eol Eom Gabriel Edwin Lee Parrish+ Kara Michelle Jongkind* Jonathon Hisao Lew* Lukas Scott Erlemann Kyrie Elizabeth Joyce* Jessica Anne Lopez Luke Scarpino Ferro*++ Mathematical Decision Christopher Patton Kah Sarah Elizabeth Moller* Patrick Brian Fuller Sciences Ryan Andrew Kieras* Martin Robert Murphy Julie Francis Gassmann Xin Chi* Hei Thng Leung Nathalie Noel Joseph Scott Goodwin*++ Teofilus Gunawan Laurel Anne Loeblein Tasha Lee Stanley Michael Loy Gracia Heejoong Kim Jeremy Nathaniel Lutz Matthew Adam Hodges*++ Philip Evan Laganis Timothy Robert Mertes StudioArt Stevi Marie Holmes Min Woo Lee Leah Brittany Heidelmeier William Clifford Hope* Robert Pan+ * Indicates probable candidatesfor degrees Hornsby* Kyle Arthur Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong Molly Anne Rhash* ++ with distinction or highest distinction Keene Lauren Nicole Huey* Rachel Whitley Stroud based on grade point average going into thefinal semester. Mariko Ohigashi* Syed Sikender Jaffery* Logan Elizabeth Ripley George Franklin Jones Mathematics + Indicates Honors recipients.

Swarnadurga Sivamani Julie Marie Kang Gustave Ethan Demilio ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. 26 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Jared Reed Neely* Erica Leigh Heller Megan Elizabeth Hildebran Aveiy Katherine Bullock Daniel Thomas Potter Erin Colleen James Nathaly Infante Hill Allison Grace Cummings* Brandon James Quinones Nathaniel James Kelly Alexandra Hughes Matthew Bennett Jemigan Jeffrey I. Wagman Kayla Chantel Kennedy Amanda Gabrielle Hunsucker Joseph Roy Parker IV* Jianong Wu Alexandra Jean Mario April Marie Husenita* Henry Tang Zhang Ruopiao Xu* Justin Merryman Mayhew* Marie-Anne Sylvie Jean Junying Yan* Carter Francis McCall Cynthia Lachmann-Johnston Candidates Ho Yu Yau Christopher Andrew Moore Alexander Martin Kass Commissioned in The Miranda Lee Murray Julie Elizabeth Kirklin* Armed Forces The School of Education Samuel Morris Rinderman Andrew Owen Koch DECEMBER 2012 ESTABLISHED 1885 Adam Daniel Schifter* Dana Leigh Kouchel Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Sondra Lynn Schmidt Jessica Ann Kyprios UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Todd Kyle Scott Summer Danielle Langston* SECOND LIEUTENANT BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Jeanna Marie Smialek* Stephanie Adair Colenda Lea John Michael Blackmar EDUCATION Mark Andrew Staines Megan Danielle Lucovsky*+ Jason Pennington Allison Gregory Murray* Katelyn Sophia TVela Amy Bahr Margison Marit Anna Nelson* Alexandria Jo Wilson Francia Elena Marin UNITED STATES NAVAL Qianye Yan lyler Frederick Marva ENSIGN The School of Caitlin Marie Yaniec Jessica Adrienne McCann Tyler Frederick Marva Information and Jennifer Grace McFadden Library Science The School ofMedicine Jenna Elizabeth McIntosh ESTABLISHED 1931 ESTABLISHED 1879 Samuel Alexander Morse* Dean Gary Marchionini Dean William L. Roper Paul Nguyen Jane Opudo Ochieng BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Noah Angelo Pagano INFORMATION SCIENCE RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE Leah Gertrude Parks* Cortney Catherine Cogar Janna Wesley May Ajay Bankim Patel* Nicholas Scott Eckemoff Aaron Mitchell Peak Richard Colin Jennings The School ofNursing Alissa Moore Portenier Allison Jeanne Kupatt ESTABLISHED 1950 Jennifer Elizabeth Price* Jesse Collin Pegg Dean Kristen M. Swanson Bridget Akwetey Quaye Marla C. Sullivan*+i- Emily Elizabeth Reynolds* BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Leah LeMaster Rose* The School of NURSING Lauren Leigh Sauve*+ Journalism and Mass Erik Matthew Andersen Karin Marie Schudel* Communication Andrew DeMott Attix Sara Morgan Scott ESTABLISHED 1924 Barbra Avery Beck Isha Shah* Dean Susan Robinson King Joseph Michael Biddix++ Stephanie Nicole Shannon Kathleen Mairin Boodee* Courtney Anne Sorensen*+ BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Destiny P. Breland* Sara Ann Spillane* JOURNAUSM AND MASS Kristen Ashleigh Carter Catherine Leigh Stang COMMUNICATION Michael William Causey* Elizabeth Clark Stocksdale* Matthew Bernard Abadie Caitlin Paige Culbreth Merle Chui Yi Tai Alexandra Aparicio Stevie Nicole Davenport Lauren Elizabeth Tesch* Katie Elizabeth Atmonavage Darcy Robin Dennison- Amber Marie Thomas Alyssa Lauren Bailey* Harwood* Stefanie Thomas Denise Ida Barnes Hollister Elizabeth Dibble Yanina Moreno Wyniemko Courtney Patrice Beal Ashley Nicole Dyok* Chelsea Ann Zurl* Georgeanna Catherine Bowen Miguel Jose Ferry-Hernandez John Andrew Couch Riley Rhea Foster The Gillings School of Paul Spencer Darsie Camille Mae Freeman Global Public Health Ryan Anthony Davis Leslie Ann Goodling* ESTABLISHED 1939 * iTuiiaiUs probabU candidate* degrtet Ashley Cristine Fernandez Mary Kathleen Goodwin*++ Dean Barbara K. Rimer fijT leith distinction or hi^u*tduHnetkm Carly Nicole Fields Qiang Guan based on grade point avera^gpin^ into thefinal semester. Jeremiah Thompson Gerlach Hanna Brittany Hallbauer BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Johnny Gil Casey Lauren Harrison PUBLIC HEALTH -< Indicates Honors recipient*. William Kelly Green Jacob Robert Haskins*+ Burcu Bozkurt** Indicate* Highest Honors recipients. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 27

CANDIDATES /or CERTIFICATES

December 2012

Undergraduate Certificates

The School ofMedicine ESTABLISHED 1879 Dean William L. Roper

CERTIFICATE IN RADIOGRAPHY Mandi D. Cooke

Postbaccalaureate Certificates

The School ofJournalism Rory Forseth Leisegang and Mass Communication Amer Saeed Malik

ESTABLISHED 1924 Grayson Mitchell Privette Dean Susan Robinson King Shriya Soora Catherine Soriano CERTIFICATE IN TECHNOLOGY Sharmila Udyavar AND COMMUNICATION Kenneth Wayne Berry CERTIFICATE IN FIELD Jessica Carlson EPIDEMIOLOGY Brian Elvin Cox Molly Sharon Severson Judith Michelle Panitch Kelly TVent

Melinda F. Rains Anne Randolph Sutton CERTIFICATE Kimberly Lynn Workman IN GLOBAL HEALTH Stephen Kyle York Alyssa Ferri Kelly Marie McDonald The Gillings School of Laura Joan Philpiot Global Public Health Stephanie Lynn Warner ESTABLISHED 1939 Dean Barbara K. Rimer CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING SPECIALTY CERTIFICATE IN CORE PUBLIC Vincent Edward Pair HEALTH CONCEPTS Susan Elizabeth Barham CERTIFICATE IN Nathan William Epling PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP Silena L. Faulkner Eta Lorenz Lisa Marie Gehtland 28 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTJI CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

GRADUATE DEGREES

August 2012 Graduates* names arefollowed by their area ofmajor study, dissertation or project title and the name oftheir doctoral advisor.

The Graduate School Jessica Caroline Cardenas, Pathology, The Role of P16 ESTABLISHED 1903 Expression in the Age-Related Risk ofVenous Thromboembolism. Dean Steven W. Matson Professor Frank C. Church.

David Cavallo, Nutrition, Using Online Social Network Technology to DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Increase Social Support for Physical Activity: The Internet Support for Healthy Associations Promoting Exercise (INSHAPE) Study. Lee M. Adcock HI, Education, Re-Casting the Hollywood Indian: Professor Alice S. Ammerman. Technology Integration at Sequoyah Schools. Professor Cheryl Fernando Chague, Economics, Conditional Betas: Asymmetric Mason Bolick. Responses to Good and Bad News. Professor Eric Ghysels. Caroline Bliss Adelman, Psychology, Examination of Concurrent and Roseanne Marie Cheng, Physics andAstronomy, Tidal Disruption Longitudinal Associations among Emotional Reactivity to Stress, of a Star by a Massive Black Hole Computed in Fermi Normal Interpersonal Problem-Solving and Adolescent Nonsuicidal Self- Coordinates. Professor Charles R. Evans.

Injury. Professor Mitchel J. Prinstein. Karen Ann Cherkis, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Structural Robert Erie Barham, English, Rhetorical Failure in English Analyses of AvrRpml and HopBAl: Two TTSS Effectors from the

Renaissance Literature. Professor Jessica Wolfe. Plant Phytopathogen Pseudomonas Syringae. Professors Jeffery L. James Berry, Business, Do We Have Creative Differences? How Dangl and John E. Sondek. We Construe Creativity Influences: The Salience of Novelty and Alexandros Christodoulou, Psychology, Variation in Word Duration Usefulness. Professor David A. Hofmann. and Planning. Professor Jennifer E. Arnold.

Rebecca H. Best, Political Science, Negotiation in the Shadow of Jeremy Cook, Economics, Essays on Teacher Mobilitj’. Professor an Extremist Threat: Insurgencies and the Internal Commitment Donna Gilleskie. Problem. Professor Navin Bapat. Damien Croteau-Chonka, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Genetic Allison Margaret Bigelow, English, Mining Empire, Planting Contributions to Obesity and Related Complex Traits in the Cebu Empire: The Colonial Scientific Literatures of the Americas. Longitudinal Health and Nutrition Survey. Professor Karen L. Professor Timothy Marr. Mohlke. Anne Michele Blankenship, Religious Studies, Steps to a New World Boyi Dai, Human Movement Science, The Relationships between

Order: Ecumenism and Racial Integration during the World War II Performance and ACL Loading during Athletic Tasks. Professor Japanese American Incarceration. Professor Laurie Maffly-Kipp. Bing Yu. Laura E. Blue, Chemistry, Synthesis, Physical Characterization, and Craig Dalton, Geography, Mashing-Up Maps: Google Geo Services

Chromatographic Performance of 1.7 pm and 1.1 pm Superficially and the Geography of Ubiquity. Professor Scott Kirsch. Porous Particles Packed in Capillary Columns for Liquid Jean M. Davidson, Biology, S Phase-Coupled E2F1 Destruction

Chromatography. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Ensures Homeostasis in Proliferating Tissues. Professor Robert J. Angela Yarnell Bonino, Speech and Hearing Sciences, The Effect of Duronio.

Signal-Temporal Uncertainty during Childhood. Professor Lori J. Marco Alexandre de Oliveira, Comparative Literature, Cannibal Leibold. Logic: Latin America under the Sign of an Other Thinking. Asya Lazarova Borikova, Pharmacology, Regulation and Function Professor Federico Luisetti and Walter Mignolo. of Cerebral Cavernous Malformation Proteins. Professor Gary L. Carrie Duncan, Religious Studies, The Rhetoric of Participation: Johnson. Gender and Representation in Ancient Sjmagogues. Professor Jodi Heather Lee Branstetter, English, An Alfa-Omega Approach to Magness. Rhetorical Invention: Queer Revolutionary Pragmatism and Margaret Elizabeth Duncan, Pharmacology, Characterization of Political Education. Professors Jordynn Jack and Jane Danielewicz. Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance in Neisseria Gonorrhoeae. Anna Brigevich, Political Science, Territorial Identity Configurations Professor Robert A. Nicholas. in the European Union: The Impact of Regional Identity on Alan R. Ellis, Social Work, Effortful Control, Social Information Attachment to Europe and Support for Integration. Professor Processing and the Prevention of Aggression in Elementary Liesbet Hooghe. Schools. Professor Mark W. Fraser. Emily Suzanne Brouwer, Epidemiology, Myocardial Infarction Sherine El-Toukhy, Journalism andMass Communication, Priming among HIV-Infected Patients Enrolled in the North Carolina Optimism: The Automaticity of Health Risk Perceptions. Professor Medicaid Program. Professor Til Sturmer. Jane D. Brown. Randy M. Browne, History, Surviving Slavery: Politics, Power and Brandon K. Essary, Romance Languages, The Economy and Parody

Authority in the British Caribbean, 1807-1834. Professor John of Matrimony in Boccaccio’s Decameron. Professor Dino S. Wood Sweet. Cervigni. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 29

Matthew Barker Fariss, Anthropology, Gallinazo Phase Migration in Shawnya L. Hurris, Art History, Conceptualizing African American the Moche Valley, Peru. Professor Brian R. Billman. Art: The Market, Academic Discourse and Public Reception. Lauren Elin Fovargue, Mathematics, Addressing the Computational Professor Lyneise E. Williams. Cost of the Immersed Boundary Method through Mulit-Implicit Hannah Reed Harwood, School Psychology, The Relationship and Multi-Rate Strategies with Time Parallelism. Professor Michael between Attention Problems, Internalizing Symptons and Quality L. Minion. of Life in Youth Receiving Outpatient Services. Professors Eric A. Megan Freeman, Psychology, Gene-Environment Interaction in Early Youngstrom and Barbara H. Wasik. Onset Bipolar Disorder. Professor Eric A. Youngstrom. Qianchuan He, Biostatistics, Variable Selection, Sparse Meta- Christopher J. Gagliardi, Chemistry, Coupled Electron Proton Analysis and Genetic Risk Prediction for Genome-Wide Association Transfer in Biological Redox Substrates. Professors Thomas J. Studies. Professor Danyu Lin and Hao Zhang. Meyer and Holden Thorp. Pamela Rose Hesker, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Defining the Nathan Geraldi, Marine Sciences, Oyster Reef Ecology and Function of Pynn, the Familial Mediterranean Fever-Associated Restoration: Findings from Field and Mesocosm Studies. Professor Protein, in Inflammation. Professor Beverly H. Roller. Charles H. Peterson. Jeremy Dale Hilhurn, Education, High School Teachers’ Perceptions Rudresh Ghosh, Physics andAstronomy, Metal Oxide Thin Film of Teaching Civics to Immigrant Students in a New Gateway State. Growth by Laser Ablation and Its Applications in High Surface Professor Xue L. Rong. Area Photoanodes. Professor Rene Lopez. Christen Feldmann Holly, Public Policy, The Discretion-Capacity Arthur Gihh, Political Science, Implementing U.S. Security Strategy Framework: A Conceptual Approach to Analyzing the Dynamics of in the 21st Century: A Three-Part Examination of the Evolving Role Federalism and Social Policy. Professor Daniel Gitterman. of the Military in American Foreign and Security Policy. Professor Jasmine Ti Hudepohl, Psychology, Generalized Restriction: Mark J. C. Crescenzi. Understanding Anorexia Nervosa in an Interpersonal Context. Clare Marks Gibson, Psychology, An Investigation of the Effects Professor Donald H. Baucom. of Oxytocin on Social Cognition and Social Functioning in Colin Hughes, Chemistry, Total Synthesis of the Proposed Structure Schizophrenia. Professor David L. Penn. of Aldingenin B. Professor Michael T. Crimmins. Cary Gillenwater, Education, Graphic Novels in Advanced English/ Dwight W. Irvin, Education, Factors Affecting Adult Talk in the Language Arts Classrooms: A Phenomenological Case Study. Inclusive Classroom and the Socially Competent Behavior of Professor Madeleine Grumet. Preschoolers with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Professors Brian A. Benjamin McMillen Goerger, Human Movement Science, The Effect Boyd and Harriet Able. of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury and Reconstruction on Lower Ning Jin, Computer Science, Discriminative Subgraph Pattern Mining Extremity Biomechanics, Coordination and Variability. Professor and Its Applications. Professor Wei Wang. Darin A. Padua. Suprateek Kundu, Biostatistics, Bayesian Nonparametric Methods Jason of Rosenbaum Goldsmith, Pharmacology, Mechanisms Mu for Conditional Distributions. Professors David B. Dunson and Opioid Receptor Mediated Protection from Multiple Models of Pranab K. Sen.

Acute Injury. Professor Christian Jobin. Hoa Van Le, Epidemiology, Evaluation of the Performance of the Inmaculada Gomez Soler, Linguistics, Acquiring Spanish at the High-Dimensional Propensity Score Algorithm to Adjust for Interfaces: of Psych- An Integrative Approach to the L2 Acquisition Confounding of Treatment Effects Estimated in Healthcare Claims Verbs. Professor Misha Becker. Data. Professor Til Stiirmer.

Susanne Gomoluch, Germanic Languages, Redeeming the Brandyn Gregory Rogers Lee, Mathematics, A Comparison of Imagination: The Case Study, Literature and Medical Discourse Eigencones under Certain Diagram Automorphism. Professor around 1800. Professor Jonathan Hess. Shra^van Kumar. Donald Lee Goss, Human Movement Science, A Comparison of Steven Leigh, Human Movement Science, The Influence ofTechnique Lower Extremity Joint Work and Initial Loading Rates among Four on Throwing Performance and Injury Risk in Javelin Throwers. Different Running Styles. Professor Michael T. Gross. Professor Bing Yu. Joshua Michael Gray, Geography, Understanding Regional Water Steven Morgan Lewis, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Computational Resource Dynamics Due to Land-Cover/Land-Use and Climate Protein Interface Design and Prediction with Experimental Changes in the North Carolina Piedmont. Professor Conghe Song. Constraints. Professor Brian Kuhlman.

John D. Gnerry, Psychology, Towards a Biopsychosocial Model of Colin Lickwar, Genetics and Molecular Biology, The Role of Set2, Adolescent Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors. Professor Transcription Factor Residence and Nucleosome Spacing in the Mitchell J. Prinstein. D>-namic Access of Genomic Information. Professor Jason Lieb. Mustafa Haluk Guler, Economics, Housing Wealth Effects Cathay Liu, Philosophy, Unification in Descartes’ Philosophy of

Mechanism and the Monetary Policy Transmission in Thrkey. Mathematics. Professor Alan J. Nelson.

Professor Richard T. Froyen. Katy Liu, Cell and Molecular Physiology, Functions of Myosin-X in Stephen J. Guy, Computer Science, Geometric Collision Avoidance Polarized Epithelial Cells. Professor Richard E. Cheney. Professors for Heterogeneous Crowd Simulation. Ming C. Lin and Dendy D. Lofton, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Factors Dinesh Manocha. Regulating Methane Production and Oxidation in Two Shallow Quaker Elizabeth Harmon, Epidemiology, Variations in Arctic Alaskan Lakes. Professor Stephen C. Whalen. Preterm Birth, Inflammatory and Cell Cycle Genes and Small Diane Losardo, Psychology, An Examination of Initial Condition for Gestational Age and Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy. Specification in the Structural Equations Modeling Framework. Professor Stephanie M. Engel. Professor Sy-Miin Chow. 30 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORJH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Ote.itiAficlifotton

David S. iMV/ry, Anthropology, For the Healing of the Nations: Ijeoma J. Nwabuzor, Social Work, Examining the Risk of Out- Lumbee Indian Community, Christian Missions and the of-Home Placement among Child Welfare Involved Families

IVansformative Power of Intervention. Professor James Peacock. Victimized by Domestic Violence. Professor Mark F. Testa. Matthew Lubin, History, Aftermath ofWar: Cypriot Christians and Emily Anna Oblath, Chemistry, Microfluidic Devices for Performing

Mediterranean Geopolitics, 1571-1625. Professor Melissa M. Bullard. Multiplexed Immunoassays and Nucleic Acid Tests. Professor J. Winnie Kavulani Luseno, Maternal and Child Health, Effect of Michael Ramsey. the Mchinji Social Cash Ifansfer Pilot Scheme on Children’s Stephen Lecler Olivier, Computer Science, Locality Awareness for

Schooling, Work and Health Outcomes: A Multilevel Study Using Task Parallel Computation. Professor Jan F. Prins. Experimental Data. Professor Kavita Singh Ongechi. Timothy Gerald Often, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Ping Ma, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Drug-Loaded Lipid Nanoparticles Ecophysiology and Toxigenicity of C>’anobacterial Assemblages: for Improved Cancer Treatment: Engineering, In-Vitro and In-Vivo Molecular Insights into Toxin Production — With Emphasis on Evaluation. Professor Russell J. Mumper. Microcystins. Professor Hans W. Paerl. Leah Jill Sirkus McGrath, Epidemiology, Influenza Vaccine Sakiko Oyama, Human Movement Science, Effects of Trunk Effectiveness among Patients on Hemodialysis: Methods to Control Movement on Pitching Biomechanics and Performance in High the Healthy-User Bias. Professor M. Alan Brookhart. School Baseball Pitchers. Professor Joseph B. Myers. Jessica Tsesha Meed, Health Policy and Management, Home Jessica Hyui-Su Park, Chemistry, Design of Beta-Haiprins and Beta-

Front — Exploring Associations between Household Structure, Sheets for Molecular Recognition. Professor Marcey L. Waters. Coping Strategies and Behavorial Health Visits within the Military. Lisa Parker, Health Behavior and Health Education, Positive Professor James V. Porto. Prevention with Youth Living with HIV/AIDS in Kinshasa, William J. Meyer Jr., Anthropology, Home of the Living, Land of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Professor Suzanne Maman. Dead: Dwelling with the Bronze and Iron Age Tombs of Southern Sarah Elizabeth Parker, Comparative Literature, Contrary Signs: Burgundy. Professor Carole L. Crumley. Categorizing Illness in Early Modem Literature. Professor Jessica Stephen Andrew Miller, Chemistry, Ultrafast Dynamics L. .Wolfe. in Nanomaterials: From Gold Clusters to Dye-Sensitized Sharon Denise Parker, Social Work, Incarcerated Women: Exploring Semiconductors. Professor Andrew M. Moran. the Interrelatedness of Intimate Partner Violence, Drag Use and Maria Minakova, Chemistry, Advanced Computer Simulations of HIV Risk Behaviors. Professor Catherine Fogel. Nanomaterials and Stochastic Biological Processes. Professors Michael Vincent Paulauskas, History, Moscow on the Potomac:

Garegin A. Papoian and John M. Papanikolas. The Soviet Embassy and Detente, 1969-1979. Professor Donald J. Hayley Mitchell, School Psychology, A Longitudinal Examination of Raleigh. Father Involvement and Its Effects on the Social, Emotional and Jolynn Pek, Psychology, Fungible Parameter Contours and Economic Outcomes ofAdult Offspring. Professor Barbara H. Confidence Regions in Structural Equation Models. Professor Wasik. Robert C. MacCallum. Ilyse R. Morgenstein Fuerst, Religious Studies, Religions of Empire: Sherket Breshon Peterson, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Defining the Islamicate Texts, Imperial Taxonomies and South Asian Definitions Structural Cues within Heparan Sulfate That Direct Heparanase of Religion. Professor Carl W. Ernst. Cleavage. Professor Jian Liu. Zsolt Nagy, History, Grand Delusions: Interwar Hungarian Cultural David Phillips, English, Black Blood/Red Ink: Fact, Fiction, and Diplomacy, 1918-1941. Professor Chad Bryant. Authorial Self-Representation in Vladimir Nabokov’s Look at the Robert Cooper Nathan, History, The Blood of Our Heroes: Race, Harlequins!, Marguerite Duras’ L’Amant De La Chine Du Nord, Memory and Iconography in Cuba, 1902-1962. Professor Louis A. and Philip Roth’s Operation Shylock: A Confession. Professor John Perez Jr. McGowan. Punya Navaratnarajah, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Total Internal Felix Portnoy, Information Science, Avoiding Ad Avoidance: Factors Reflection - Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (TIR-FCS): Affecting the Perception of Online Banner Ads. Professor Gary Application to the Study of Ligand- Receptor Interactions. Professor Marchionini. Nancy L. Thompson. Kavita Praveen, Genetics and Molecidar Biology, Modeling Human Britton White Newman, Romance Languages, The Narrative Spinal Muscular Atrophy Mutations in Drosophila Melanogaster. of Censorship in Cuban Novels of the 1990s. Professor Rosa Professor Gregory Matera. Perelmuter. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 31

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Thomas Price Britton, Health Policy and Management, Mandated Sharon Bond, Curriculum and Instruction, Secondary Science and TVeatment, 12-Step Support Groups, and Criminal Recidivism Mathematics Teachers’ Perceptions of Support and Induction. Policy Implications and Perspective. Professor Peggy Leatt. Professor Rita O’Sullivan. Kristine E. Shields, Health Policy and Management, The John Wheeler, Educational Leadership, N.C. Superintendent Participation of Pregnant Women in Clinical Research; Hirnover. Professor Fenwick English.

ACADEMIC DRESS

The following information, based in part on An Academic Costume Code and Ceremony Guide (published by the American Council on Education), may be helpffil in identifying academic attire worn during UNC’s Commencement exercises.

DEGREE CANDIDATES’ FACULTY REGALIA. Faculty Wear the regalia ofthe institution REGALIA. The University’s that conferred their highest degree. The doctoral gowns are bachelor’s gown was rede- usually faced with black velvet, although the color ofthe velvet

signed last year by award- may vary according to the field of study. Hoods, which difiier in winning colorist and fashion length according to the level of the degree held, are lined with

designer Alexander Julian — a official colors ofthe university or college that conferred the degree, Chapel Hill native and UNC usually with one color forming a chevron pattern over the other. alumnus — to be both Caro- Some colors you will see on faculty and administrators’ robes are, lina blue and truly green, as in for example, the crimson of Harvard, the maroon of Chicago, the sustainably made. The fabric orange and black of Princeton, the dark blue of Yale, and the light

for the new True Blue gown is blue and white of North Carolina. made from 100 percent post-consumer recycled plastic bottles (23 Like the hoods of master’s and doctoral degree candidates,

bottles for each gown) and is manufactured at mills in the Carolinas. faculty hoods are edged and bound with velvet in the color appro-

The information about the gown’s sustainability is suitably printed priate to the field of study. The colors in the hoods and gowns of

directly on the cloth, without the use of an extra label. In addition to faculty and administrators represent the follo\ving fields in which being dyed a custom Carolina blue color, the True Blue gowns also degrees were taken:

have a more streamlined fit, white piping along the yoke and two white panels in front. The new tassels are blue and white, topped with a silver-colored Old Well medallion. An optional accessory is apricot: Nursing peacock blue: Public an embroidered white stole that the graduate may give to a parent brown: Fine Arts Administration in gratitude after the Commencement ceremony. citron: Social Work pink: Music The untrimmed, black master’s gown has a hood and an oblong crimson: Journalism purple: Law sleeve, open at the wrist, that hangs nearly to the ground; the back dark blue: Philosophy sage green: Physical

part of its oblong shape is square cut and the arc in the front is cut GOLDEN yellow: Science Education away. The hooded doctoral gown features three bars across each green: Medicine SALMON pi.nk: Public Health sleeve. In 1999, the Faculty Council authorized a special doctoral LEMON yellow: scarlet: Theology

gown for Carolina graduates. It is Carolina blue, with facings and Library Science yellow brown: Commerce, crossbars of dark blue outlined in white piping. The facings bear the LIGHT blue: Education Business, Accountancy shield of the University supported by the torches of learning. lilac: Dentistry white: Arts, Letters, The hoods of master’s and doctoral degree candidates vary in OLIVE green: Pharmacy Humanities color according to the field of study (see list below). orange: Engineering TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 33

POSTBACCALAUREATE PROFESSIONAL DEGREES, GRADUATE DEGREES and PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE DEGREES

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The School of Dentistry Folklore Religious Studies Theo Christopher Walker ESTABLISHED 1949 Sara Camp Arnold Shannon Lorraine Harvey Dean JaneA. Weintraub Joseph Edward DeCosimo Ecology Marwa Yusuf Koheji Romance Languages and Nicholas Stephen Adams DOCTOR OF DENTAL Thomas Craig Owens Literatures Naomi B. Schwartz SURGERY Julie M. Warner Kristin Miyoko Madden Geography Economics Priscilla Pinto Ferreira Vaz Sociology Derya Koleoglu The Eshelman School of Risa Jean Griffin Pharmacy Linguistics Shradha Shrestha Environmental Sciences and ESTABLISHED 1897 Jeffrey Kline Gilbert Engineering Dean RobertA. Blouin Emily Moeng MASTER OF CITY AND Kristen Alexandra Bretz REGIONAL PLANNING Lani Michelle Clough DOCTOR OF PHARMACY Mass Communication Chrishaun Scott Smith Ryan Bradley Gustafson Matthew Thomas Starr Megan Elizabeth Camm Christopher Wells Gabriel Edward McGowan Joshua Michael Davis Maya Lakshmi Nadimpalli The Graduate School Tiffany P. Devereux MASTER OF SCIENCE Stephen Bradley Teet ESTABLISHED 1903 Theresa A. Flagg Dean Steven W. Matson Kelly A. Izlar Biomedical Engineering Geological Sciences Amy Mimi Schiffman Benjamin V. Keller Colleen McCormick Long MASTER OF ARTS Andrew Royce Westney Alexander Timothy Mastro Joshua M. Rosera Caitlin Renee Rushlow Art History Musicology Biostatistics Jonathon Syrek Ryan Patrick Johnson Molly Leeanna Barnes Jasperlynn Esther Kao Ian Zacharia Winkelstern Christa Anne Bentley Kaitlyn Connelly McConville Yue Zhang Education Aaron Gabriel Rapaport Kristen Leigh Much Aubrey Noel Comperatore Hongsuk Song Materials Science Elizabeth Lynn Greive Political Science Donna Jean Wilson Zhigang Zhong Melody Kung John Granville Cluverius Samathryn Emmanuelle Witham Robert Anthony Galantucci Chemistry Neurobiology Fraser Holmes Laura Anne Benton Megan Beckel Kratz Exercise and Sport Science John Peter Lappie Joseph Lynn Emfinger Deanna L. Babcock Monica Leigh Moore Kyle William Olson Nutrition Yacoub Stephanie Allene Bomberger Mark Katherine Ann Schmidtke Drew Coleman Millette Robert Jeffrey Bonser Emily Gibb Psychology Computer Science Occupational Therapy Christine May Gilsdorf Prerna Bholah Anna Dmitriyevna Derbakova Joy Lynn Agner Lisa May Brownstone Joseph Marc Ingriselli Nicolai Dragan Katherine Celeste Brewer Danielle Dean Kristen Jordanna Koltun Rukun Fan Elizabeth Elaine Buse Melanie Sandy Fischer Cecily Marie Lehman Yang Huang Amanda Lee Carroll Richard Shane John Patrick Marsh Hutton Shih-Ling Keng Hillary Lyn Colter Daniel B. Lee Charlotte Allen Shatten Ympeng Li Michelle Tfaci Hiatt Milton Eugene Bonnie J. Virag Picklesimer Lei Pan Amanda Kay Johnston YusufAli Simonson Catherine Kane Kaminski 34 THE UNIVERSITY OF NOrTtH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL V \

Emily Kathryn Lewis The Kenan-Flagler Susan Elizabeth Gragg Virginia Burroughs Capps Nathan Emmanuel MacCosbe Business School Caroline Elise Guthrie Marianne Na-Lee Cheng Kendra Sarafina Manhertz ESTABLISHED 1919 Jessica Harrington Eric Rihn DiMarzio Bridgette Nicole McDougal Dean James W. Dean Jr. Cierra Marie Hill Sarah Lynne Dudley Caroline Frances McGhee Ann N. Hovis Jonathan Earl Dusenhury Elizabeth R. Merrill MASTER OF BUSINESS Rachel R. Huber Elizabeth Ashley Duvall Chelsea Rebecca Nycum ADMINISTRATION Candace C. Jennette Kathryn Holly Earnhardt Spencer Edward Perraut Evariyel Alegria Kelly Reese Jones Anna Maria Gannon Caroline Maria Pinkston John Andrew Balog Karen Marie Kaezman Leah Elizabeth Godfrey Sasha Anne Valdez Ryan Scott Barry Marissa Lynn Kelly Andreya S. Gomez Elise Bullard Wright Juan Carlos Bonell Stacy Elaine Kennedy Meagan Leigh Hendricks Douglas B. Carney Jennifer Ellen Kolb Catherine Leigh Hickey Operative Dentistry John Robert Davis Linda Waters Long Julia Keating Higby-Naquin Roopwant Kaur Alan Neil Golding Robert McAuliffe Mary Hanna Humphrey Brian Thomas Goral Nancy Jane McCracken Sara Danielle Hurd Oral andMaxiUofaeial Rajkumar Viswadoss Iyer Joan Frances Mills Paul Michael Ingram Radiology Matthew T. Jones Amy Elizabeth Molfet So Lim Kim Martin E. Evers Eli Pasag Joseph Kelly Ann Murphy Lauren Rita Kimmich Sachin Mahajan Miriam Palma Sara Elizabeth Klein Pharmaceutical Sciences William Patrick Metzler Susan Pape Julie Ann Krenzer-Frj'barger Jacob W. Holler Thomas Joseph Miller Elizabeth Ashley Price Ting Yuk Lam Robin Kathleen Watson Moser Michelle Reichel Elizabeth Dohyun Lee Pharmacology John Patrick Neal Amy Melaine Brown Rickard Rachel Marissa Lithman Jasmyn Dardy James Michael O’Brien Emily Elise Rinkoski Willem M. Lutter Brent Douglas Hehl Manan C. Patel Christina Denise Robinson Andrew Colin Madlon Aaron Ricker Casandra Bullard Seed Amanda Kimberly Manning Physics Easwaran Subramaniam Adelaide Elizabeth Snedden Jeffrey Scott Majaiard Amy Colon Ka}ite Jean Taylor Morgan Taylor Snyder Allison Leigh Melton Sridhar Vaka Alexander Thomas Soper Cassandra M. Montelongo Prosthodonti.es Kevin Michael Walsh Ashley Danielle Stover Molly Lynn Purgason Theresa C. Wang Douglas B. Warner Lara Nally Streby Elizabeth Frances Rhyne Ryan August Wiese Donna Wilkins Thompson David W. Ritchie Rehabilitation Counseling and Allison Bryant Thorb Lucy Kenyon Roberts Psychology The School ofEducation Elaina Toman Jessica Lynne Rudd Sarah Hahn Archer ESTABLISHED 1885 Ashley Elizabeth Tyndall Jamie Thomas Schendt Leah Cox Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Donna L. Uhlich Molly Virginia Schultz Maria Luz De La Serna Buzon Lauren Elizabeth Vejvoda Whitney Shattuck Rachel Marie Espey MASTER OF EDUCATION Kellye Anne Walton Rachel Berry Surles Gina Jessamyn Johnson Patricia Albornoz Anna Blake Watkins Leslie Erin Taylor Caley Martin Kropp Kristi Lynn Angstadt Rolie Adrienne Webb Timothy Daniel Uher Sena M. Moran Dawn Marie Baldwin lyenda Zakia White Betsy Elise Van Jura Kelly Marie Nelson Michael Anthony Barbaza Brian Franklin Woodard Jordan Elizabeth Webb Laurel Marie Powell Geoffrey Thomas Berry Esther Wu Justin Mahlon Webb Shahin Dadfar Sabouri Rebecca Croteau Black Bryan Michael Zelski Megan Kathleen Wickenden Karie Ann Strader Kristina Smith Brock Leeanna Jean Williams Amanda Leigh Beaty Tewell Jessica Elaine Browne MASTER OF ARTS IN Melissa Gedachian Zemon Brooke Michelle Vincent Amber Lynn Buck TEACHING Caroline Williams Junica Shanee Chavis Kelsie Mariam Adloo The School of Jenna Rae Clark Andrea M. Alvino Information and Library Statistics and Operations Melanie Patricia Crawley Dennis Patrick Baker Science Research Raelene Miller Daley Naomi Bracha Barlaz ESTABLISHED 1931 Sandeep Sarangi Melissa Marie Davenport Kelly Robert Barley Dean Gary Marchionini Ying Song Keya Shanae Dunn Andrew Hunter Barrett Tan Xu Danielle Elizabeth Faerber Mary Katherine Bean MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Krystal L. Forte’ Sarah Elizabeth Brock INFORMA’nON SCIENCE Lauryn Elissa Francis James Dennis Brooks Jr. Pamella R Lach Mary Margaret Kane Frommer Tiffany Erin Burgin Jimi Radabaugh Sara Rathman Fuller Kathryn Joy Byrd Paula Rosalie Rigoli TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 35

Kelly Alyse Cook Jonathan Kellen Reid Jarvis Taumel Gray Sophie Kay Shaikh Heather Nicole Jacobson Lauren Nicole Simpson Jessica Eden Factor Landin fracey A. Slaughter Weiyu Liu Stuart-Allison Moffat Staley Marina A. McLaughlin Paul M Swaney Stephen Joel Motew Bridget D. Teevan Kelly Jeffries Pollock Claire L. Teigland Saria Carter Saccocio Maria Theresa Thekkekandam Manas Ranjan Sarangi Sheri Rene Tibbs William Alexander Shatraw Emily E. Waner Jonathan Keaton Thornhill Matthew H. Wetschler Khanh Nhat Tran Viet Nzingha Jaunita White Christopher Brian Wiggs Daniel Alan Willner Paul Philip Zimmerman Jennifer Cantwell Wood Daniel Jacob Wurzelmann Beata Halina Rosson Aisha Jacasta Jones MASTER OF PUBUC Carolyn Melinda Ziemer Lee E. Shaw Sarah Marie Kauk HEALTH Caren Melanie Weiner Campbell Alicia Lauren Kinsey Obafimto Opeyemi Abimbola MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Jesse Lin Kowalski Arti Ajmani CLINICAL RESEARCH MASTER SCIENCE OF IN Amanda Elizabeth Martin Ian Matthew Allen Erin Teeter Carey LIBRARY SCIENCE Kelly Ann McCall Diana Allotey David J. Frantz Willa Margaret Armstrong Leigh Anne McLaughlin Simon Benjamin Ascher Matthew E. Nielsen Sofia Becerra-Licha Jennifer Schultz Mickey Alexander Arkin Berger Jennifer Hui-Yu Tang Alston McNeill Brake Mary Clare Murray Rachel Elizabeth Bland Rachel Peragallo Urrutia William David Cook Derrick Ross O’Neal Rachel C. Blasiak Susan Margaret Craft Olanike O. Oladele Jillian Ellen Brown MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Matthew Thomas Dailey Kathryn Hannah Pegg Lisa Martin Carroll PUBLIC HEALTH Douglas S. Diesenhaus Samantha Marie Price Jeroen Filip De Man Aileen Jenna Beckham Sarah Elizabeth Dooley Kyle Koelle Rascoe Julie Ann Decoster TVavis Conrad Book Dara Ann Elmore Amanda Elizabeth Reed Neeti Doshi Sara L. Campbell Matthew John Farrell Susan Higgins Reeves Laura Corbin Downey Sage Reimer Dunlevy Anna Jane Kephart Susan Victoria Russell Michael Alan Gee Grant Cargile Ligon Kimberly Louise McCray Sarah Kate Sites Taylor Meredith Ashley Gilliam Sara Elizabeth Mishamandani Kyndal Ann Owens Ashley Christine Tortorici Catherine Marie Green Van Thi Ha Nghiem Jennifer Shona Scully Elizabeth Lynn Vaughn Yvonne Greene Rachel Elizabeth Wachter Armando Suarez Katie Elizabeth Volkerding Anna Grodecki Lauren Rose Tomola Rachel Elizabeth Wachter Fiona Anne Hahn The School of Social Natalie Rae Vaders Stephanie Allen Harrison Work Christopher Joseph Weeg The School ofNursing Rachel E. Hines ESTABLISHED 1920 Matisha Hayden Wiggs ESTABLISHED 1950 Bethany Faith Hodge Dean Jack M. Rickman Caitlin Esther Wilson Dean Kristen M. Swanson Michelle McCrain Kiser Ingrid K. Kotowski MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK The School of Medicine MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Rachel Morgan Little Katherine Andrea Benzaquen ESTABLISHED 1879 NURSING Ying Liu Emilia Ball Diamant Dean William L. Roper Bejal Jayesh Kikani Sasha McGee Derek Paul Easley Rachael Arlene Lorenzen April E. Mendoza Isela Gutierrez DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL Lisa Shea Roberts Richard Dane Meredith THERAPY Sarah Marie Mian Lindsey Lee Ashley The Gillings School of Rebekah White Moehring Brittany Amanda Cant Global Public Health Andrew M. Moon Katherine Darshan Culver ESTABLISHED 1939 James Thomas Nugent Joshua Blake Dunigan Dean Barbara K. Rimer Scott Trye Owens Cari Marie Eicher Quang Huy Pham

Michael Steven Essa II MASTER OF HEALTHCARE William E. Poe III April Marian Fay ADMINISTRATION Javeria Shaheen Qureshi Christina Yvonne Gray Stephen Duncan Arrowood William Anthony Rearick 4 36 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

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The College ofArts and David Strauss Baron* McKenna Kirsten Franchik Economics Sciences Kim Ellen Bird Andrew Brian Gaither* Delsie-Anne Christina Bailey ESTABLISHED 1795 Kristopher Marcus Brevard Folajimi Adedamola Goke- Rachel Nicole Bilskie Dean Karen M. Gil Christopher Alexander Bullock Pariola Cheng Cai Stephanie Burkhardt Cole Chapman Hammack* Xi Cao BACHELOR OF ARTS Ayery Grayson Cheves Jesse L. Holley William Johnstone Carlton Jaclyn Louann Cloninger Lynne Marie Hull Steven Michael Cebertowicz African andAfro-American William Costen Sarah Kenney Hussey Byron Yi Chen Studies Safia Johara Davis David Whitfield Kenney Jr. Dongjin Cho Halimat Andrea Alli-Balogun Jay Spencer Goss Ross Patrick Maloney* Christopher James Eckert Anali Gaytan Brian John Gribbon Chad Jamal Manhertz Amber Marie Fowler Folajimi Adedamola Goke- Phillip David Hamilton Kristina Emenuella McDowell Michael Harrison Frucht Pariola Morgan Taylor Locklear Hannah Caitlin McGill Karl Anthony Hamlin Safiyyah Rashae Hassan Nana Ama Anima Ofori Amanda Grace Newton* Sean Ryan Hickey Jeremy Tyler Martin Katie Jo Pova Jing Niu Jacob Tyler Hurdt Sabrina Rohanie Officer Christina Lee Raines Brooke Ashlee Odom Prajwal R. Kilari

Jonathan David Sanchez Jr. Ruhina Riyaz Shemna Edmund Boleshaw Poliks Kichul Kim* Elizabeth Wangu* Donald Andrew Viets Christopher Andrew Rajski Suhyun Kim Spencer Elizabeth Winbourne Chelsea Hope Ray Tayler-Jay M. Kost American Studies Joseph Francis Woodruff* Jarett Anthony Roman Kurtis Kruger James Patrick Finnegan III Jingyi Yang Elissa Gail Rumer Saang Lee Kenan Lewis Stewart Hou Weng Lei Anthropology Chemistry Laura Elizabeth Stoltz* Justin Andrew Longoria Jamee Maria Ernst* Alina Diaz Breana Cymone Thomas Damon Antony McGuire Lucas Joel Espinosa Alexia Vemae Hobbs Kevin Clarence Thomas James John McLaughlin Meghan Harrison Gilliland Honam Jimmy Lau Marcus Jahmel Thomas James Gregory Moye Steven Andres Mieses Jacquelyn Renee Taft Sarah Wesley Wheaton Jacob Ezra Nouriel* Jonathan Clifton Outlaw Brent Vassar Williams Alexander Padraic Pellas Emily Ashton Raper Classics Matthew Charles Zachary Joshua B. Price David Allen Robson Richard Brandon Weiss* Mikhail Radionchenko Jennifer Anne Smith Comparative Literature John Bradford Rider Daniel Glenn Struhle Communication Studies John William 0’Neill**++ Ryan Glenn Sharpe Sara Kaye Wyatt* Stedman Martin Ashley Jonathan Brooks Slaughter* William Andrew Sheppard Meah Denee Barrington Joseph Francis Woodruff* Daniel Eugene Small Archaeology Charles Everett Bartel John Enver Trevathan

Harvey Kirk Bagwell II* Gregory Jerrod Best Computer Sdetice Jeffrey Alexander Warthon Sara Kaye Wyatt* William James Bingham Paul Anthony Bouchon Denis Yip Rachel Erin Blackwelder Jonathan Samuel Holston Asian Studies Catherine Danielle Blaylock Han D. Vo English Krystal Rose-Elaine Bush Alaina Volk Braswell* Hope Michelle Basnight Laura Elizabeth Harris** Joseph B. Burkhardt Contemporary European Abbie Rhian Bennett Andrew Ryan Lewis Ariel Lynn Butters Studies Emily Jeanene Burris Virginia Lynn Sparks Mary Cameron Caison Zachary Benjamin Toal Bryce Elliot Butner Benjamin James Turman* Maria Anali Casarnibias Ramirez Justin Chandler Wilcox Deirdre Lynette Corbett Jeffrey Alexander Warthon Ami-Ruth Cox Joseph Burgess Coulter* Charles Lenard Cox DramaticArt Rhoda Joy Davis-Jennings Biology Lorelei Lynn Evans Chelsea Ceceille James* Jessica Anne Gregory Lauren Elizabeth Allen Brooke Holland Fentress Breana Cymone Thomas William Luther Hand Michael Benjamin Fortier Brian Eric Heim TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 37

Michael Boyd Hungate Jing Niu+ Chelsea Ceceille James’" Julia Kimmey King Germanic and Slavic Hannah Caitlin McGill Languages andLiteratures UNIVERSITY COLORS Ashley Nicole McMorris Mckenzie Campbell Noblitf" Alexandra Hope McPherson’"’" As symbols of unity among Carolina students, alumni and Elisabeta Pindic’" fans, Global Studies the school colors of light blue and white were first used David Allen Robson August Jerome Armbrister around 1800 to distinguish between members of the Dialectic Charlene Joy Ruiz Kathryn Nicole Charles and Philanthropic Literary Societies. Throughout the igth Jennifer Anne Smith Hunter David Cwalinski century, students were required to be members of either the Andrew John Waszkowski Erica Leigh Detrick’" Di or the Phi. The Di’s color was light blue, and the Phi’s was Jordan Nicole Fletcher’" white. At University commencements, balls and other social Environmental Studies Allison Alden Gaby events, the student officials, managers and marshals wore the Hunter Bryan Hagy Heather Hileen Hickox color of their society, blue or white. Because the chief marshal Heather Rochelle Hyde Rebecca Ashley Hundley or chief ball manager represented the whole student body, Joseph Figueroa McConnell Brittany Lauren Johnson not just his society, he wore both colors. When the University Alia Kathryn Olson Hou Weng Lei fielded its first intercollegiate athletic teams in 1888 , the Allison Leigh McNeill question of what colors to wear had already been answered. Exercise and Sport Science Abby Elise Moore Light blue and white had come to symbolize membership in Johnny O’Brian Ashe Jacob Shaun Riske the University, not in a single society. Cecelia Anne Crenshaw Janine Kaye Rose Austin Lamar Davis Arielle Roberta Wright Nisei Nitinchandra Desai Denis Yip Management and Society Ashleigh Nicole Dixon Aini Zhou Madelyn Sloan Barnhill Vanessa Badillo Thomas Anthony Ferguson Edward Austin Brown Gregory Ryan Becker Ian Drake Fryar History Hanna Jane Bustillo Elizabeth Rose Bronson Justin Michael Halstead Phillip Russel Benson Shawntiel Christine Ditchman Robert Blair Hunter Blaise Andrew Haubert Thomas Lee Blaine Joseph Keith Estes Courtney Yvette Laster Joshua Jeffrey Jamal Hawkins Kimberly Rebecca Boyd’"’" Manuel Gonzalez Katherine Elizabeth Rennie Ashley Nicole Holmes John William Claytor Heather Hileen Hickox Lauren Ellis Sale Scott Joseph Houston Robert F. Corriher William Thomas Hopkins Dean Jacob Segal Ebony Ruth Keitt Molly Hope Cunningham+ Tega Charles Jessa Sydney Anne Kirk Daryl Albert Emig Shannon Celeste Kerr Mathematics Caitlin Mae Maliszewski Erin Alice Farley Christopher Brent Lane Brittany Kennedy Giacco Alexandra Yanacek James Allen Messer Mark Crosbie Hamblin Jr. Lowrie James Matthew Kelly Derek Tyler Murray Larry Michael Koonce Jeremy Tyler Martin Suhyun Kim Lauren Michelle Myers Matthew Aaron Mowrer James John McLaughlin Yong Lu’* Adam Lain Norris Kevin Charles O’Connell Michael Ryan McWaters* Ashley Jade Mui’* Ashley Denny Parr Rachel Lee Parks Wesley Shamah Moss Timothy Benjamin Patron Jared Keith Simmons Katherine Elizabeth Rennie Peace, War and Defense Alexander Padraic Pellas Dain Holden Simpson Jonathan David Sanchez Jr. John William Claytor Roberto Beaumont Rosario Devin Alexander Sloan Morgan Yvette Sills Meghan Leigh Hathcock Garrett Evan Skillestad Philip Michael Stacks Whitney Aleece Smith Benjamin Scott Kemp John Kenneth Strayhorn'" Kenan Lewis Stewart Sapna Ann Varkey Kyle Stewart Rehder Justin Lauren Alena Temoche Donald Burgess Tilley Jr. Chandler Wilcox Jared Keith Simmons Sean Christopher Zmijewski Richard Michael Watt Daniel James Woods Zachary Benjamin Toal Stephen Benjamin Wiley Aini Zhou Geography Joshua Austin Young Psychology Charles Everett Bartel Stedman Martin Ashley Philosophy Matthew Aaron Mowrer Latin American Studies Ashley Marissa Boraski Hanna Jane Bustillo Mary Michelle Newman Colton Stiles Foster Jordan Nicholas Council Douglas Franklin Perry Alexandra Yanacek Lowrie Amanda Renee Ellis * Kendra Anne Schaaf Indicates degree with distinction based Stuart Nicole Kourj' on grade point average. Linguistics ** John James Palumbo Indicates degree with highest distinction GeologicalSciences Marguerite Renee Cameron based on grade point average. Elisabeta Pindic* Thomas Edwin Chapman Colleen Mead Dain Holden Simpson + Indicates Honors recipients. Patrick Evan Donnelly Reed Timothy Weatherill* Joshua Derek Watkins ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Mark Crosbie Hamblin Jr. Political Science j 38 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Erica Kristine Britton Vanessa Brianne Garber Kelly Amber Wice Computer Science Allison Clair Brown Taylor Artist Jackson Andrew Ryan Lewis Kelly O’Keith Chesson Larry Michael Koonce Studio Art Carrie Mercedith Cooper Ashton Dominic Murray Wyatt Sherman Allgeier Environmental Sciences Shakota Lashe’ Davis Sapna Ann Varkey Alaina Volk Braswell* Seon Hee Choi Janelle Renee Ewing Kerry Corvey Kelso Michael Anthony Esposito Nicholas Doyle Freeman Religious Studies Amanda Grace Newton*++ Ashley Jade Mui* Yolanda Michelle Gardner Amanda Renee Ellis Benjamin Hamilton Payne Tteka Lededra Gibbs Phillip David Hamilton Women's Studies Jozeph Lacy Pendleton++ Michael David Goodling Alex Michael Pyun Justin Antione Felton David Lee Griffin Joshua Derek Watkins Anne Margaret Walker* Geological Sciences Marisa Josefina Guijarro Kate Josephine Baustian Robert Blair Hunter Romance Languages BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Austin Reed Conklin Lauren Gabrielle lannotte Joseph Keith Estes Jennifer Marie Jeffers Rebekah Leigh Rhodes Ayana Yakima Johnson Erin Alice Farley Jordana Laine Pfeifer* Kelsey Lowe Rogers Kerry Corvey Kelso Meleah Kathryn Faucette Frenshell Latrice Kizzee Colton Stiles Foster BACHELOR OF MUSIC Mathematical Decision Chelsea Byrd Lang’* Gali Bettie Hashmonay* Aaron Paul Robinson* Sciences Selitta Sharnise Legrand Sean Ryan Hickey Yaxiong Du William Hardison McGoogan Annika Krystyna Hugosson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Blaise Andrew Haubert Derek Tyler Murray Lauren Gabrielle lannotte Yong Lu* Brigid Elizabeth Oldmixon Chelsea Byrd Lang* Applied Science Ashley Denny Pan- Brittany Denece Long Kenneth Jose Addison Mathematics Jenna Anne Petrie Michael Ryan McWaters* Jeffrey Kyle Sechrist Jonathan Michael Reis Alexander Bashy Rafiee John James Palumbo Parth Sanjay Tarasaria Jacob Christopher Ulirsch Nestor Alexis Ramirez Angelica Roman Mallory Ann Roseman Jonathan Brooks Slaughter* Biology Psychology Hyun Soo Seo Lauren Alena Temoche Matthew Phillip Conti Richard Kenneth Baily Briana Nicole Shambley Brian Paterson Coules Daniel Francis Ferguson Morgan Helene Sparrow Sociology Samantha Diane Freaney Roberto Beaumont Rosario Rachel Jessica Steiner Lakesha Mae Beasley Saul Gonzalez Charlene Nicole Sampson Amanda Catherine Stewart Lamarr Pearson Davis Paul Gerard Greback-Clarke Rachel Ann Shepard Angela Strickland Emily Hayworth Eades Gali Bettie Hashmonay* William Andrew Sheppard Isaac Meade Uhlenberg Brittany Lashae Glover Sara Bernice Head Kristina Lin Voong Ashley Ann Verplank* Eugenia Drewry Gores* Rachel Kate Henley Kelly Amber Wice Gavin Pauley Walker Brittany Denece Long Christanna Quinby Honer Jingyi Yang Rebecca Leigh Webster Jonathan Clifton Outlaw Jin Ho Jung Benjamin Brummitt Ziccardi Rachel Lee Parks David Ryan Kelly The Kenan-Flagler Diemmi Thi Pham Sung Hwan Lee Business School Public Policy Ashley Michelle Stadler Daniel Timothy Liguori ESTABLISHED 1919

Nisei Nitinchandra Desai Raven Celeste Tate Yasmeen M. Mansour Dean James W. Dean Jr. Jordan Alyssa Mays Brenda Kim McCauley BACHELOR OF Bao Xuan Nguyen SCIENCE IN BUSINESS Mckenzie Campbell Noblitt* ADMINISTRATION Nayan Raj Patel* Nandar Aye Cody Adam Rigsbee+ Thomas Hamilton Daniels Leslie Anne Defenderfer Morgan Collier Evans* Rognstad William Coleman Connell Hall Brent Robert Smith Kichul Kim* Kyle Justin Smith Suji Kim** Uttara Thanigaivasan Caroline Roberds La Roche Connie C. Wang* Maria Andrea Perdomo William Abernathy Smith Chemistry Christopher David Sparks Emily Nicole Cooper Jaclyn Austin Wright** TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 39

The School Jarett Anthony Roman of Dentistry Erin Sagen The Gillings School of ESTABLISHED 1949 Phillip Richmond Ttansou Elizabeth Wangu* Global Public Health

Dean Jane A. Weintraub Mary ' Katharine Withers ESTABLISHED 1939 The School of Victoria Dianne Yu Dean Barbara K. Rimer BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Journalism and Mass Communication DENTAL HYGIENE The School ofMedicine BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Hannah Mae Cranford ESTABLISHED 1924 ESTABLISHED 1879 PUBUC HEALTH KwangMee NuDelman* Dean Susan Robinson King Dean William L. Roper Molly Katherine Gehring

The School of Education BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ESTABLISHED 1885 JOURNALISM AND MASS RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid COMMUNICATION Carlos Rafael Contreras Abbie Rhian Bennett BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Rachelle Elizabeth Branca* The School ofNursing EDUCATION Bryce Elliot Butner ESTABLISHED 1950 Laura Lizabeth Freeman Kathryn Nicole Charles Dean Kristen M. Swanson Sarah Mahailey Moorefield Christina Noel Cleveland Rachel Kathleen Patty Brandon Jeffrey Curry BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Hanna Katherine Root* Hannah Martha Davis NURSING Elaine Marie Townsend William Randolph Futrell III Philwyna Sarian Banks Elizabeth Lee Wright Andrew Brian Gaither* Kendra G. Black Mark Robert Griffin Meredith Coren Cole The School of Lauren Marie Hafezi Angie Farmer Hounsell Information and Hanna Ji Ketan B. Ramji Library Science Christopher Brent Lane Tasha Renea Salazar ESTABLISHED 1931 Ross Patrick Maloney* Scott Edward Taylor* Dean Gary Marchionini Kelvin Moises Martinez Sonya Bums Ware

Caitlin Grace McGinnis William Henry Wendt * Indicates degree with distinction based on grade point BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Lauren Elizabeth Miller average. ** INFORMATION SCIENCE Abby Elise Moore Indicates degree with highest distinction based on grade point average. Lucas Joel Espinosa Elizabeth Mott + Indicates Honors Benito Luciano III Timothy Benjamin Patron recipients.

Rachel Anne Pollard ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients.

THE UNIVERSITY SEAL

The University seal typically appears on diplomas and graduation materials, grade transcripts and documents that indicate accomplishment in or on behalf of the University. The first seal of the University of North Carolina, designed in 1790, showed the face of Apollo and his emblem, the rising sun, used to symbolize the dawn of higher education in the state. The words “sigul universitat carol septent (Seal of the University of North Carolina) surrounded the drawing. A modification in 1895 added lighted torches of learning beside Apollo’s profile. Two years later another alteration replaced Apollo’s head with a shield on which the words Lax (light) and Ubertas (liberty), separated by a white band running from the upper right to the lower left of the shield, appeared. In the 1940s, some observers mistakenly claimed the white stripe on the shield was a bend sinister, a heraldic code that was demeaning. In tmth, the stripe was a bar sinister and merely denoted a second or later son. Still, the direction of the stripe was reversed, removing any question of stigma. Today’s seal is the same as the 1897 version, except the stripe mns from the upper left to the lower right. 4 40 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

CERTIFICATES

August 2012

Undergraduate Certifieates

The Gillings School of Global Public Health ESTABLISHED 1939 Dean Barbara K. Rimer

CERTIFICATE IN COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Joseph Neill Howell Jr. Jacazza L. Jones Stephen Walter McKaig Samantha Marie Migit Alexandra Schaefer Chadwick Adams Slaughter Brian Scott Thomas Stacey Diane Wiles

Postbacealaureate Certificates

The Gillings School of CERTIFICATE IN FIELD Global Public Health EPIDEMIOLOGY ESTABLISHED 1939 Gretchen Anne Cowman Dean Barbara K. Rimer Rebeeca Horne Molly Price Jarman CERTIFICATE IN CORE Jessica Maralyn Ruble PUBLIC HEALTH CONCEPTS Priyadarshani Sokkalingam Susanna Kate Baker Chrysa McDuffie Zachary Ulrike Karin Foley Hongmei Gao CERTIFICATE IN GLOBAL HEALTH Kelli Morris Greene Natalie Whisenant Conner Lindsay P. Prizer Rebecca Ullman Banalata Sen Jonathan E. Stanford CERTIFICATE IN MATERNAL John McKenzie Stogner AND CHILD HEALTH LEADERSHIP Christopher Gerard Van Hasselt Andrea Michelle Hernandez Sherrie Rackley Wehb Shaneka Thurman Jessie Viders

CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING SPECIALTY Daniel Kirk Huslage COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE

Ronald P. Strauss, Chair Douglas S. Dibbert Rachel Myrick Valerie Ashby Joseph S. Ferrell Jackie Overton Bridget Baucom Jeffrey W. Fuchs Tim Palmer Michael Bertucci George B. Hare Valerie A. Price Angelyn (Angie) S. Bitting Deborah L. Hawkins Erin C. Schuettpelz Jeanette (Jan) Boxill L. Michael Johnson William (Willie) E. Scroggs Nora Chan James R. Kessler Jane C. Smith Jill H. Crowder Will Leimenstoll James I. Spurting Nancy K. Davis Leslie S. Lerea Frederick N. Stipe Christopher Derickson Laura Hayes Morgan Sidney W. Stone

Credits

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Sunday, December Sixteenth TWO THOUSAND T W E L V Commencement 2012

Sunday, December Sixteenth TWO THOUSAND TWELVE MESSAGE /rom the CHANCELLOR

Dear Graduates and Families:

The University of North Carolina is the oldest public institution of higher education in the country. It

embodies the hopes for a democratic nation and the promise that education could make that democracy

and the world better for future generations. We still believe in that promise at Carolina, and that is why we

celebrate your graduation today.

The world has changed a lot since you entered UNC, and it needs you. Thanks to your Carolina

education, you are ready for it. You have learned how to propose new ideas and have gained a worldview to

understand their implications. You know the importance of extending opportunities to everyone.

On behalf of our faculty and staff, thank you to all the family members and friends who helped you

through your educational journey. We know that you could not have done it without their love and support.

Welcome to the ranks of Tar Heel alumni who have gone out into the world and made a difference. We

know you will, too. Carolina and Chapel Hill will be here for you. No matter where you go, you can count on

our love and support. We can’t wait to hear from you.

Hark the Sound!

HOLDEN THORP 0/ CONTENTS

4 Alma Mater, “Hark the Sound”

5 The Commencement Program

6 The Chancellor

7 The Commencement Speaker

8 Officers of the Class of 2012

Marshals of the Class of 2012

Officers of the Class of 2013

Marshals of the Class of 2013

Graduate and Professional Student Federation Officers

Board of Trustees

9 Carolina Annual Fund and 2012 Senior Campaign

10 Degrees and Certificates

12 Candidates for Graduate Degrees, December 2012

17 Candidates for Postbaccalaureate Professional Degrees, December 2012

18 Message to Newest Alumni

19 Candidates for Graduate Degrees and Professional Graduate Degrees, December 2012

22 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees, Deeember 2012

26 Candidates Commissioned in the Armed Forces, December 2012

27 Candidates for Certificates, December 2012

28 Degrees Awarded in August 2012

Certificates Awarded in August 2012 Commencement Committee !

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ALMA MATER

senior. The he words of “Hark the Sound,” UNC-Chapel Hill’s alma mater, were written in 1897 by William Starr Myers, a graduating part of the Glee Glee Club director asked Myers to put words to the tune “Amici,” and the song was first performed on June 2, 1897, as Club’s Commencement performance in Gerrard Hall. Soon the song was almost forgotten. When a University quartet tried a few years later to remember the words, they could recollect T Charles T. Woollen, added S. and only the first verse and the chorus of Myers’ original version. Two members of the quartet, Charles Mangum worked as the University’s two verses to the one they remembered. Mangum later became a professor in the School of Medicine, and Woollen business manager and comptroller.

HARK THE SOUND Hark, the sound ofTar Heel voices Ringing clear and true, Singing Carolina’s praises. Shouting N.C. U.

Hail to the brightest star ofall!

Clear its radiance shine! Carolina, priceless gem.

Receive all praises thine.

For Your Information

usher. fyou have any questions regau-ding Commencement activities, or in the event of an emergency, please contact an Open captioning of the ceremony will be available on the video screens in the Dean Smith Center. candidates names in this This Commencement program is printed prior to administering final examinations. Therefore, including degree I program does not represent certification that candidates have satisfactorily completed degree requirements. of this programs All diplomas are printed after graduation and are mailed to graduates. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy content. Any omissions or errors are unintentional. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT O

The COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

Concert by the University Band Jeffrey W. Fuchs, Director

Academic Procession The Faculty Marshal

Valerie Ashby, Gordon and Bowman Gray Distinguished Term Professor, Department ofChemistry Brennan Fox, The ChiefStudent Marshal

The Official Part\-

The Faculty

The Candidates for the Degrees of Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Education and Doctor of Public Health

The Candidates for Masters and Professional Degrees

The Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees SENIOR CLASS MARSHALS WILL LEAD THE GROUPS TO THEIR SEATS.

Presiding Holden Thorp, Chancellor of the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill

Na tio nalAnthem Cornelius James David WITH THE ENTIRE ASSEMBLAGE

Recognition ofPlatform Party Holden Thorp Welcome Remarks FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA William G. Daughtridge Jr., UNC Board ofGovernors FOR THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Wade Hampton Hargrove, Chair FOR THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Eric Montross, Chair, Board ofDirectors

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Tim Palmer, President ofthe Class of2013

Com mencement A ddress Myron S. Cohen, J. Herbert Bate Distinguished Professor ofMedicine, Microbiology and Immunology and Public Health: Associate Vice Chancellor Global for Health; Director ofthe Institutefor Global Health and Infectious Diseases Recognition of

Doctoral Candidates Leslie S. Lerea, Associate Dean, Student Affairs, The Graduate School

Introduction ofDeans, Conferring ofDegrees, and Chancellor's

Charge to the Graduates Holden Thorp

Ceremonial Recognition ofthe Graduates Nora Chan, Vice President ofthe Class of2013

“HARK THE SOUND” Cornelius James David

Academic Recessional Please remain in placefor the recessional ofthe Official Party, Faculty and Candidatesfor Degrees - led by the Faculty Marshal and the Senior Class Marshals. 4

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HOLDEN THORP Chancellor

olden Thorp took office as Carolina’s 10th chancellor Thorp’s priorities include protecting Carolina’s legendary commit-

on July 1, 2008. He has invested three decades of his ment to providing a high-quality education at an affordable price-

life at the University, starting as an undergraduate core values that have kept the University and the chancellor in the H student who earned a bachelor of science degree with spotlight as leaders during a national debate about the future of U.S. honors in 1986. Through his research, Thorp developed technology higher education. He was among a dozen higher education leaders in- for electronic DNA chips and founded spin-off companies. He raised vited to the White House to discuss with the president how campuses money for a science complex that has helped boost faculty research can become more affordable while producing more graduates. Thorp productivity, served as director of the Morehead Planetarium and also serves on the national Commission on Higher Education Attain-

Science Center, and was dean of the ment, which is charting a course for College of Arts and Sciences. improving college retention and attain- Thorp announced in September 2012 ment and, in turn, restoring the nation’s that he planned to step down, effective higher education preeminence. June 30, 2013. A Kenan Professor, he will The University’s recent successes resume his research and teaching in the under Thorp’s leadership include enroll-

chemistry department. ing a 2012 first-year class of nearly A North Carolina native, Thorp grew 4,000 outstanding students drawn up in a Fayetteville family steeped in from a record 29,000 applicants, up 24 UNC traditions dating to the 1800s. percent over last year. Faculty research When he graduated from Terry Sanford brought in 8767 million during fiscal High School, the only college on his 2012 despite a challenging federal

application list was Carolina. Attending budget picture. The University rose

a world-class research university — to ninth from I6th among all research where the same people conduct research universities for federal funding ($545.99 and teach — allowed Thorp to work million) devoted to research and devel-

in chemistry labs with top faculty and opment in fiscal 2010. That was the first inspired him to become a professor. He time UNC-Chapel Hill had cracked the pursued that dream at the California top 10. Alumni and friends stepped up

Institute of Technology, where he earned their private giving in fiscal 2012 for the a doctorate in chemistry in 1989, and at University’s second best fundraising year Yale University for postgraduate work. ever, with $287 million in gifts — up 4 As chancellor, Thorp has been driven percent — at a time when the economy

to ensure that UNC students today have was still struggling. New commitments the same life-changing opportunities jumped by 8 percent to $331.4 mil- that he did. He has pushed relentlessly lion, and the number of donors rose to to create an atmosphere in which 78,000, 1,000 more than in 2011. students could be inspired to tackle the world’s great problems. He During Thorp’s tenure, the University has successfully managed launched “Innovate@Carolina: Important Ideas for a Better World,” state budget cuts exceeding $238 million. A privately funded Bain a roadmap for innovation in science, business, medicine, nonprofits & Company study has made operations more efficient and saved and academia. The chancellor has pushed the campus to leverage nearly $50 million annually in permanent state dollars. UNC-Chapel scientific and medical research for society’s good, and to advance Hill also increased its percentage of successful faculty retentions to work in the humanities that leads to greater understanding of the pre-2008 economic downturn levels as part of a proactive, aggressive challenges the world faces. strategy to keep Carolina’s very best faculty in Chapel Hill. Thorp serves on the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Thorp’s research expertise includes the electronic properties of

Entrepreneurship, which held its first national forum on campus in DNA and RNA, and he co-founded Viamet Pharmaceuticals, which is 2011. He co-authored “Engines of Innovation — The Entrepreneurial developing drugs for prostate cancer and fungal infections. University in the 21st Century,” a UNC Press book that makes the case An accomplished musician who pla)^ jazz bass and keyboard, for the pivotal role of research universities as agents of societal change. Thorp is married to Patti Worden Thorp, a Hope Mills native and Royalties support innovation at UNC. UNC Greensboro graduate. Their children are John and Emma. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 7

MYRON S. COHEN The Commencement Speaker

yron S. Cohen, the J. Herbert Bate Distinguished for HIV prevention and led the National Institutes of Health to tap Professor of Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology Carolina to help develop a safe and effective vaccine against HIV/AIDS. and Public Health at UNC-Chapel Hill, is an As the architect and principal investigator of the multinational acclaimed physician and researcher who has spent National Institutes of Health HIV Prevention TVials Network, Cohen Mthe last three decades studying the transmission and prevention of was instrumental in showing that antiretroviral treatment prevents transmission of HIV/AIDS. the sexual transmission of HIV-1. This work was recognized by Cohen joined the UNC faculty in 1980 - the same year that Science Magazine as the “Breakthrough of the Year” in 2011. AIDS was first identified - and was one of the first to recognize In 2012, he was elected to the Institute of Medicine, one of the that any attempt to stem the AIDS epidemic would require an nation’s highest honors for those in the fields of health and medicine. international program targeting improved care, treatment and Cohen has been a University faculty member for more than 30 research in resource-poor countries such as Malawi, China, the years. His titles include associate vice chancellor for global health Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa and Russia, as well as and director of the Institute for Global Health and Infectious the United States. Diseases. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University Cohen’s team of researchers at Carolina provided the scientific of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and his M.D. degree from Rush foundation for the Center for Disease Control’s 2005 strategic plan Medical College in Chicago. 4

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the Class of 2013 Officers of the Class of 2012 Officers of

Tim Palmer, President Dean Drescher, President Nora Chan, Vice President Mohammad Saad, Vice President Brennan Fox, ChiefMarshal Tori Stilwell, ChiefMarshal C. Hawkins '00, Advisor C. Hawkins '00, Advisor Bianca Bell Tl, Annual Fund Liaison Bianca Bell Tl,^nrma/ Fund Liaison

Class 2013 Marshals of the Class of 2012 Marshals of the of

Maddy Merrill Omar AbdelBaky Coty Lee Kelly Blessing Jerry Bowens Khadija Mohamed Carly Buch Chris Lyle Sara Brady Symone Morales Tricia Chesson Chad Manhertz Derek Buchanan Thomas Mosley Jee Su Choi Atahar Mannan Lindsay Casper Antoinette Newsome Donald Cooley Carter McCall Clinard Moni Oj'edepo Ben Cottingham Noah Menaker Josh Amber Pace Martha Cox Addie Moody Emily Ellis Cheyenne English Nish Patel Ryan Davis Anna Mullen Ashley Fox Swati Rayasam Carley Dixon Kene Onourah Jordan Graves Ray Sawyer Carly Elliott Jaymee Patel Jane Hall Simon Scholl Emily Famell Burton Peebles Abby Harrill Lauren Seiple Christina Foust Holly Roberts Janae Hinson Kara Simpson Megan Gyoerkoe Diana Roycroft Colin Hodges Kathryn Singsank Taylor Haskin Joel Semakula Hourigan III Justin Sodoma Roxanne Hernandez Ttoy Smith Mike Laura Kessler Kimmy Summers Taylor Howard Will Taylor Mafe Emily Tfacy Ken Jameson Katie Terry Sarah Logan Mauney Becca Vinson Rashi Kabra Stephanie Vaughn Denzel McCollum Jeff White Andres Lazarus Jeffrey Veale Jr.

Graduate and Professional Student Federation Officers

Nicole Zane, ChiefofStaff Michael Bertucci, President JoEllen McBride, Treasurer Julie LaulFenburger, Vice President ofInternalAffairs James Grimas, Secretary Kiran Bhardwaj, Vice President ofExternalAffairs

Board of Trustees

H. Kel Landis III Felicia A. Washington Wade H. Hargrove W. Lowry Caudill Charlotte, N.C. CHAIR Durham, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Will Leimenstoll Donald Williams Curtis Steven Jay Lemer Chapel Hill, N.C. EX-OFFICIO Barbara Rosser Hyde Raleigh, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C. VICE CHAIR Sallie Shuping-Russell Memphis, Tenn. Alston Gardner Chapel Hill, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C.

Phillip L. Clay Townsend III SECRETARY Peter T. Grauer John L. Greenwich, Conn. Cambridge, Mass. New York, NY. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 9

CAROLINA ANNUAL FUND and 2012 SENIOR CAMPAIGN

All gifts are included in the Senior Campaign and Annual Fund. ongratulations, graduates! There is no doubt that Thank you to those who have already made your gift. Give online your experience at Carolina has included unparalleled annualfiind.unc.edu/gift or by mail to P.O. Box 309, Chapel opportunities and that your degree will open many doors at Hill, N.C. 27514-0309. For more information about the 2012 Senior for you in the future. C touched eveo' day by private Campaign, visit annualfimd.unc.edu/students. As Carolina students, you have been University’s tradition gifts to Carolina that maintain and enhance the students, faculty and WELCOME YOUNG ALUMNI! of excellence. Annual gifts improve the lives of buildings and equipment, As you transition from students to alumni, we encourage you to staff. From scholarships to new research Hall, to more than keep up with young alumni events and Carolina news through the to access to incredible performances at Memorial private gifts have Carolina Annual Fund young alumni Facebook page (facebook. 6 million volumes in the libraries across campus, com/UNCYoungAlumni) and Twitter page (@UNCYoungAlumni). impacted every aspect of campus life. the Senior Through our social media efforts you can connect with fellow recent You’re invited to support UNC-Chapel Hill through Carolina graduates in your area, participate in local events and Campaign. You can make a gift to any part of the University that is student organiza- social activities, and help Carolina stay strong by advocating meaningful to you — your major, a professorship, a campuswide programs. Or, to philanthropy and support for the University among your peers. tion, scholarships and student aid, or consider For more information about young alumni programs, visit make an immediate difference where it is needed the most, youngalumni.unc.edu. supporting the Chancellor’s Unrestricted Fund. 10 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

DEGREES and CERTIFICATES

Thefollowing is a list ofall degrees and certificates available to students at the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Field Epidemiology Certificate in Community Preparedness and Disaster Management Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Global Health Certificate in Cytotechnology Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Maternal and Child Health Certificate in Dental Hygiene Leadership Certificate in Radiography Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Occupational Health Nursing Certificate in Sports Communication Specialty Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Radiologist Assistant UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Technology and Communication Bachelor of Arts with a major in; Post-Master’s Certificate in Information and Library Science African and Afro-American Studies; American Studies; Post-Master’s Certificate in Public Health Leadership Anthropology; Archaeology; Art History; Asian Studies; Biology; Chemistry; Classics; Communication Studies; Comparative GRADUATE DEGREES Literature; Computer Science; Contemporary European Studies; Master of Accounting

Dramatic Art; Economics; English; Environmental Studies; Master of Arts in the discipline of: Exercise and Sport Science; Geography; Geological Sciences; American Studies; Anthropology; Art History; Biology; Chemistry; German; Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures; Global Classics; Communication Studies; Comparative Literature; Studies; History; Interdisciplinary Studies; Latin American Ecology; Education; English; Exercise and Sport Science; Folklore; Studies; Linguistics; Management and Society; Mathematics; Geography; Geological Sciences; Germanic Languages; German Music; Peace, War and Defense; Philosophy; Physics; Political Studies; History; Linguistics; Mass Communication; Mathematics; Science; Psychology; Public Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Musicology; Philosophy; Political Science; Psychology; Public Languages; Sociology; Studio Art; Women’s and Gender Studies Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Languages and Literatures; Bachelor of Arts in Business Journalism Russian and East European Studies; School Psychology; Slavic Bachelor ofArts in Education with a major in: Languages and Literatures; Sociology Child Development and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Master of Arts in Teaching Middle Grades Education Master of Arts in Technology and Communication Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication Master of Business Administration Bachelor of Fine Arts Master of Clinical Laboratory Science Bachelor of Music Master of City and Regional Planning Bachelor of Science with a major in: Master of Education in the discipline of: Applied Science; Biology; Chemistry; Computer Science; Education; School Counseling; School Ps>’chology Environmental Sciences; Geological Sciences; Human Biology; Master of Fine Arts in the discipline of: Mathematical Decision Sciences; Mathematics; Physics; Psychology Dramatic Art; Studio Art Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Master of Healthcare Administration Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science Master of Laws Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene Master of Physical Therapy Bachelor of Science in Information Science Master of Public Administration Bachelor of Science in Nursing Master of Public Health in the discipline of: Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences Biostatistics; Environmental Sciences and Engineering; Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a major in: Epidemiology; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Biostatistics; Environmental Health Sciences; Health Policy and Policy and Management; Maternal and Child Health; Management; Nutrition Nutrition; Public Health Leadership Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science Master of Radiologic Science Master of School Administration POSTBACCALAUREATE AND Master of Science in the discipline of: POST-MASTER’S CERTIFICATES Biochemistry and Biophysics; Biology; Biomedical Engineering; Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Auditory Learning in Biostatistics; Cell and Developmental Biology; Cell and Molecular Young Children Physiology; Chemistry; Computer Science; Dental Hygiene Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Business Journalism Education; Ecology; Economics; Endodontics; Environmental Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Core Public Health Concepts Sciences and Engineering; Genetics and Molecular Biology; TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 11

Geological Sciences; Human Movement Science; Marine Sciences; Materials Science; Mathematics; Microbiology and Immunology; Neurobiology; Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Operative Dentistry; Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology; Oral and Maxillofacial THE BELL TOWER Radiology; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery; Oral Biology; Orthodontics; Pathology; Pediatric Dentistry; Periodontology; The Morehead-Patterson Memorial Bell Tower was given to Pharmaceutical Sciences; Pharmacology; Physics; Prosthodontics; the University in 1931 by John Motley Morehead III and Rufus Public Health Nursing; Rehabilitation Counseling and Psychology; Lenoir Patterson. Its 14-bell carillon rings both manually and Speech and Hearing Sciences; Statistics and Operations electronically to call students to class, provide twilight music Research; Toxicology and serenade the dispersing crowd after football games. Rising Master of Science in Clinical Research 172 feet, the tower is surrounded by a hedge and lawn designed Master of Science in Disaster Management by WiUiam C. Coker, botany professor and creator ofthe Master of Science in Environmental Engineering campus Arboretum. Master of Science in Information Science Master of Science in Library Science Master of Science in Management Master of Science in Nursing Master of Science in Public Health in the discipline of:

Political Science; Psychology; Public Policy; Religious Studies; Romance Languages and Literatures; School Psj'chology; Social Work; Sociology; Speech and Hearing Sciences; Statistics and Operations Research; Toxicology Doctor of Public Health in the discipline of:

Biostatistics; Health Behavior and Health Education; Health Policy and Management; Maternal and Child Health; Nutrition

PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Doctor ofAudiology Doctor of Dental Surgery Doctor of Education in the discipline of: Curriculum and Instruction; Educational Leadership Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Pharmacy Doctor of Physical Therapy Juris Doctor ,

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CANDIDATES /or GRADUATE DEGREES

Degree December 2012 candidates’ names arefollowed by their area ofmajor study, dissertation or project title and the name oftheir doctoral advisor.

The Graduate School Catheryne Grayce Clouse, Epidemiology, Patient Retention at Key ESTABLISHED 1903 Milestones after HIV Diagnosis at a Primary Healthcare Clinic Dean Steven W. Matson Offering Early Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation in Johannesburg,

South Africa. Professor Audrey E. Pettifor. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Kimberly A. Coggan, Microbiology and Immunology, Characterization of a TVpe IV Pilus Biogenesis Operon in Laurie Ann Abler, Health Behavior and Health Education, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa. Professor Matthew C. Wolfgang. Developing a Measure of Hope for Exploring HIV-Related Risks Siobhan Eileen Colgan, Education, The Role of Maternal Depression among Young South African Women in a High Prevalence Setting. in Accessing Early Inter\’ention Services for Children with

Professor Suzanne Maman. Developmental Delay. Professors Julie L. Daniels and Rune J. Delia Nichole Acevedo, Political Science, Using the Five Factor Simeonsson. Model of Personality Structure to Identify the Antecedents of Christopher John CuTrie, Art History, Art, Illusion and Social

Political Ambivalence. Professor Pamela J. Conover. Mobility in 18th-Century France: Hyacinthe Rigaud and the

Cynthia Thornton Bacon, Nursing, Exploring Organizational Making of the Marquis de Gueidan. Professor Mary D. Sheriff. Influences on Patient Symptom Management in Hospitals. Kelly Kent Davis, Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Professor Barbara A. Mark. Faces: A Content Analysis of Gender, Ethnic and Racial Diversity Brenda C. Baletti, Geography, From Land to Territory: New on PBS. Professor Debashis Aikat. Geographies ofAmazonian Struggle. Professor Wendy Wolford. Claire de la Varre, Education, An E.xploration of Student and Teacher Kevin Richard Blauth, Neurobiology, Fractalkine Induces the Social Presence in Asynchronous Discussion in an Online Advanced

Expression of Intercellular Adhesion Molecule-1 on CD4+ Placement Course for Rural High School Students. Professor Jill V. T-Lymphocytes: Implications for the Immunopathogenesis of Hamm. Multiple Sclerosis. Professor Silva Markovic-Plese. Chao Deng, Statistics and Operations Research, Optimal Design and Emily Wenink Bratton, Epidemiology, Clinical Management and Control of Finite-Population Queueing Systems. Professors Nilay Outcomes of Patients in the Duke Cryptococcosis Clinical Cohort, Tanik Argon and Vidyadhar G. Kulkami. 1996-2009. Professor Charles Poole. Vanessa Carolyn DeRocco, Chemistry, Biochemical and Single- Sarah Mae Brosnan, Chemistry, The Development of Novel Molecule Fluorescence Characterization of MUTS and MUTS Polyesters as Unique Biomaterials. Professors Valerie S. Ashby and Homolog Protein-DNA Interactions. Professor Dorothy A. Erie.

. Joseph M. DeSimone. Crystal Heath Dodson, Nursing, Diffusion of Innovation: Knowledge Jarrett Grayson Camp, Genetics and Molecular Biology The Impact and Attitudes of Oncology Nurses Regarding Pharmacogenomic of the Microbiota on Transcriptional Regulation in the Vertebrate Testing. Professor Marcia Van Riper. Intestine. Professor John F. Rawls. Janet Michelle Doolittle, Bioinformatics and Computational Alex Perrow Carll, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, The Biology, Prediction of Host-Virus Interaction Networks. Professor Influence of Autonomic Imbalance on Diesel Exhaust-Induced Shawn Gomez. Cardiac Dysfunction in Heart Failure- Prone Rats. Professors Aimen Stuart Scott Dunn, Chemistry, Shape-Specific Hydrogel K. Farraj and Avram Gold. Nanoparticles with Defined Composition and Surface Properties for Alexis Wells Carpenter, Chemistry, Synthesis of Hybrid Inorganic/ Gene Sileneing. Professor Joseph M. DeSimone. Organic Nitric Oxide-Releasing Silica Nanoparticles for Biomedical Jeffrey D. Edwards, Social Work, Juvenile Psychopathy and Applications. Professor Mark H. Schoenfisch. Tfaumatic Events among Incarcerated Adolescents. Professor Isaac Saibun Chan, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Hedgehog Matthew O. Howard. Signaling in Hepatocellular Carcinoma. Professors Anna Mae Diehl Jon K. Edwards, Biomedical Engineering, Robotic Endoscope. and Albert Baldwin. Professor Robert Q. Dennis. Yu-Chi Chen, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Drosophila Neuroligin Carolyn Martindale Edy, Journalism and Mass Communication, 2 Coordinates Pre- and Post-Synaptic Development, Differentiation Conditions ofAcceptance: The United States Military, The Press and Neurotransmission. Professors Manzoor A. Bhat and Stephen and the “Woman War Correspondent,’ 1846-1945. Professor Jean T. Crews. Folkerts. Zaozao Chen, Cell and Developmental Biology, Inhibition of Abl Murat Es, Geography, Thrkish-Dutch Mosques and the Construction Family Kinases Produces a Profound Change in Cell Shape and of Transnational Spaces in Europe. Professor Banu Gokariksel. Migration. Professor Ken Jacobson. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 13

Elizabeth Serex Evans, Human Movement Science, The Impact of Chia-Wen Hsu, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Development of Acute Aerobic Exercise on Natural Killer Cell, Catecholamine and Multiplexable Biosensors to Quantify Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Cortisol Responses in Breast Cancer Survivors. Professor Claudio L. Multiple Rho GTPases and Protein Kinases in the Same Living Cell. Battaglini. Professor Klaus M. Hahn. Alessandra Lynn Ferzoco, Chemistry, Understanding MS Jing Hu, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Effects Approaches to Peptide Characterization. Professor Gary L. Glish. of Bioremediation on Bioavailability and Genotoxicity of Gina Kim Flakes, Political Science, Integration and Exchange Rate Contaminants in PAH-Contaminated Soil. Professor Michael D. Theoiy: Empirically Evaluating the Predictability of Individual Aitken. Preferences. Professor Thomas H. Oatley. Joel Wayne Hudley, Geologieal Sciences, Reconstructing Modern Kathleen Foody, Religious Studies, Thinking Islam: Islamic Scholars, and Pliocene (c. S.4-2.4 Ma) Deeadal Climate Variations in the TVadition and the State in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Professor Paleoenvironments of the Middle Atlantic Bight Using Isotope and Omid Safi. Increment Sclerochronology. Professor Donna M. Surge. Edward Gordon Franklin, Chemistry, Utilization of Long Columns Lain Irani, Maternal and Child Health, Family Planning in Urban Packed with Sub-2 um Particles Operated at High Pressures and Kenya: An Examination of the Factors Affecting Contraceptive Use. Elevated Temperatures for High-Efficiency One-Dimensional Professor Ilene S. Speizer. Liquid Chromatographic Separations. Professor James W. Robert Brandon Irvin, Psychology, Emotional and Contextual Jorgenson. Influences in an Altmistic Decision-Making Task. Professor Joseph Philip Charles Gach, Chemistry, Capturing, Analyzing and Collecting Lowman. Adherent Cells Using Microarray Technologies. Professors Nancy L. Cassandra Baheeya Jabara, Biology, Using Deep Sequencing with Allbritton and Royce W. Murray. a Primer ID to Resolve the Structure of Viral Populations and Melita Marie Garza, Journalism and Mass Communication, They Reveal Pre-Existing Drug Resistance Mutations in the HIV and Came to Toil: News Frames of Wanted and Unwanted Mexicans in HCV Protease Genes. Professors Corbin D. Jones and Ronald the Great Depression. Professor Barbara Friedman. Swanstrom. Deepak Gopalakrishna, Genetics and Molecular Biology, DiGeorge Karen Elizabeth Jakub, Nursing, Long-Term Adjustment and Syndrome Phenotypes Reflect Disrupted Interaction between Reimplantation Surgery in Patients with Implantable Cardioverter Inductive Signals and 22qll Genes. Professor Anthony Lamantia. Defibrillators. Professor Margarete Sandelowski. Melanie Louise Bain Gratton, Statistics and Operations Research, Shannon Zenia Jones, Toxicology, The Identification of Novel Algorithms for Trust-Region Subproblems with Linear Inequality Mechanisms to Regulate B Cell Responses during Adaptive Constraints. Professor Jon W. Tolle. Immunity. Professor Barbara J. Vilen. William Burton Grider, Economics, Gateway Theoiy in a Dynamic Ja Hyun Kzag, Nursing, Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Context: The Effect of Past Substance Use on Current Demand. Infections in U.S. Hospital Settings. Professor Barbara Mark. Professor Donna Gilleskie. Dio Kavalieratos, Health Policy and Management, Exploring the Jeanne Gunther, Education, Illuminating Teacher Change in the Role of Palliative Care in Heart Failure: Referral Barriers, Care Context of a Technologically Mediated Professional Development Gaps, and Quality of Care. Professor Morris Weinberger. Program and Early Reading Intervention: A Case Study. Professors Yeuseung Kim, Journalism and Mass Communieation, Effects of Lynne Vernon-Feagans and Mamie Ginsberg. Source of Customized Recommendations, Type of Product, and Tracy Hadden-Loh, City and Regional Planning, Understanding Amount of Choice on Consumers’ Attitudes. Professor Sriram Urban Development and Water Quality through Scenarios. Kalyanaraman. Professor Yan Song. Yuri Kim, Geography, Water Balance Change Under Climate and Jeflrey J. Harden, Political Science, Multidimensional Democracy: Landuse/Landcover Variability in the North Carolina Piedmont. The Supply and Demand of Political Representation. Professor Professor Lawrence E. Band. Thomas M. Carsey. Carlye Yates Kincaid, Psychology, Risk and Resilience among Single Nathan Jay Harris, Biology, The Role of Rapl in Drosophila Mother Families: A Closer Look at Parenting and Adolescent Morphogenesis. Professor Mark Peifer. Outcomes. Professor Deborah J. Jones. Susan Wallace Haws, Health Behavior and Health Education, A Multilevel Study of Schools’ Influences on Adolescent Substance Use. Professor Susan T. Ennett. Abby Hoffman, Education, Teacher Attunement: Supporting Students’ Peer E.xperiences in Early Elementary Classrooms.

Professor Jill V. Hamm. John R. Houser, Physics andAstronomy, A Systems Level Analysis of Transcriptional Regulation in the Yeast Mating Response. Professors Richard Superfine and Timothy Elston. Rolien Hoyng, Communication Studies, Istanbul of Networks: Space, Technology and Governance. Professor Lawence Grossberg. 14 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Jessica Klusek, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Pragmatic Language in Stephen Milder, History, Today the Fish, Tomorrow Us”: Anti- Autism and Fragile X Syndrome: Links with Physiological Arousal Nuclear Activism in the Rhine Valley and Beyond, 1970-1979. and Anxiety. Professor Molly Losh. Professor Konrad H. Jarausch. Bethany Ellen Kok, Psychology, Testing a Socio-Autonomic Spiral David L. Millman, Computer Science, Degree-Driven Design of Model of Social Connection. Professor Barbara L. Fredrickson. Geometric Algorithms for Point Location, Proximity and Volume Huai-Ping Lee, Computer Science, Simulation-Based Joint Estimation Calculation. Professor Jack Snoeyink. of Body Deformation and Elasticity Parameters for Medical Image Alex Fuller Mills, Statistics and Operations Research, Patient Analysis. Professor Ming C. Lin. Prioritization and Resource Allocation in Mass Casualty Incidents. Kim Maureen Lichtveld, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Professor Nilay Tanik Argon and Serhan Ziya. Using in Vitro Cultured Lung Cell Exposure Systems to Compare Shalini Minocha, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Investigations into the the Toxicity of Fresh and Aged Diesel Exhaust Utilizing an Outdoor Mechanisms of Cell Death: The Common Link Between Anticancer

Smog Chamber. Professors Harvey Jeffries and Kenneth G. Sexton. Nanotherapeutics and Nanotoxicolog>'. Professor Russell J. Yang Liu, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacokinetics and Mumper. Biodistribution of LCP Nanoparticles. Professor Leaf Huang. Ashley Isaac Naimi, Epidemiology, Causal Inference in Occupational Dustin Marsh Long, Biostatistics, Causal Inference and Principal Epidemiology: Asbestos, Lung Cancer Mortality and the Healthy Stratification: Competing Risks, Bounds and Surrogates. Professor Worker Survivor Effect. Professor Stephen R Cole. Michael G. Hudgens. Scott Philip Nichols, Chemistry, Tissue Integration and Antibacterial Justin Thomas Low, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Structural and Effects of Surface-Derived Nitric-Oxide Release. Professor Mark H. Therapeutic Insights from the HIV-1 RNA Genome. Professor Schoenfisch. Kevin M. Weeks. Christopher Robert Noel, Microbiology and Immunology, The FhaB Jianzhe Luo, Statistics and Operations Research, Queueing Prodomain of Bordetella Affects the Biogenesis of Filamentous Approaches to Appointment System Design. Professors Vidyadhar Hemaggluttinin, Influencing Bordetella Virulence. Professor Peggy G. Kulkami and Serhan Ziya. A. Cotter. Lindsey Ward Lyles, City and Regional Planning, Stakeholder Joel Pereira, Mathematics, On the Cohen-Macaulay Property of Network Influences on Local-Level Hazard Mitigation Planning Quotients of Conical Algebras by Monomial Ideals. Professor James Outputs. Professor Philip R. Berke. N. Damon. Jennifer Marie Lynn, History, Contested Femininities: Kimberly Ann Peters, Biology, The Role of Canonical and Non- Representations of Modem Women in the German Illustrated Canonical Regulators of Heterotrimeric G Protein Signaling During Press, 1020-1045. Professor Karen Hagemann. Drosophila Melanogaster Morphogenesis. Professor Stephen L. Bonnie Anne Lyon, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Rogers. Impact of UVIVeatment on Disinfection Byproduct Precursors and Elizabeth Grace Pollom, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Structure and Subsequent Byproduct Formation from Chlorine and Chloramine. Function of Lentiviral Genomic and Messenger RNA. Professor

Display Size. Professor Bradley M. Hemminger. Adulthood. Professors Carolyn T. Halpem and Anita M. Farel. Helen Camp Matthews, Romance Languages, Sugar 1\ims to Cotton: Alexander Nathan Raines, Neurobiology, Myosin-X in Neuronal French Retellings of the Haitian Revolutions and the American Development. Professor Richard E. Cheney.

Professor James V. Porto. The chancellor’s medal, an emblem of the office of chancellor, is Lucia Ingrid Mendez, Speech and Hearing Sciences, A Culturally and worn during the University’s ceremonial occasions. The sterling

Linguistically Responsive Vocabulary Approach for Young Latino silver disk, which is three inches in diameter and seven ounces Dual Language Learners. Professors Elizabeth Crais and Dina C. TVoy weight, was given to the Universitj’ by John Sanders, Castro. professor emeritus and former director of the UNC Institute Alicia Ann Midland, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, of Government, and his wife, Ann Beal Sanders. Modeled by

Characterization of the Breast Cancer Kinome. Professors Shawn sculptor Pete Hinton and bearing the Unh’ersity seal, it was first M. Gomez and Gary L. Johnson. worn by Chancellor Paul Hardin during the 1994 University Day convocation. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 15

THE FIRST CAROLINA DIPLOMA

In September 1796 Carolina student Davie Gillespie began working with a group of men to determine the Southern boundary ofthe United States. His instructors gave Gillespie a document to cany as proof that he had been a student at the University of North Carolina. The document, now in the Library of Congress, w'as signed by his professors and ended with the statement, “We thought it proper to give him this certificate.”

The University’s first graduating class in included 1798 Hinton James, the first student to enroll. Seven men received the first documents that by today’s standards can be called UNC-Chapel Hill diplomas. One of the original diplomas is in the Southern Historical Collection in Wilson Library.

During the University’s early years, at commencement Carolina was a time for examinations and promotions to higher classes. There was a commencement, but no degrees awarded and no graduation.

Cortical Plasticity Thorfinn Riday, Neurobiology, Altered Visual and Jordan Thomas Stobaugh, Chemistry, Strategies for Differential Nigral-Limbic Dopamine Release in Angelman Syndrome Mice. Proteomic Analysis by Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry. Professor Benjamin Philpot. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Erin MacKenzie Romes, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Structural Daniel Timothy Sweet, Genetics and Molecular Biology, The Adaptor Biochemical Analysis of Dynein Light Chain-Mediated and Protein SHC is a Critical Regulator ofAngiogenic and Shear Stress Homodimerization of Cytoskeletal and Nuclear Pore Proteins. Signaling in Endothelial Cells. Professor Eleni Tzima. Professor Kevin C. Slep. GhadeerThalji, Dentist;^, Oral Biology; Genome-Wide Assessment Assessing the Prevention Nora E. Rosenberg, Epidemiology, Impact of Early Osseointegration in Implant-Adherent Cells. Professor of HIV Counseling and Testing in the South African Context. Lyndon F. Cooper.

Professor Audrey E. Pettifor. Jeromy Tompkins, Physics and Astronomy, Polarized Photofission Allison Elizabeth Rovny, Political Science, New Social Risks, Social Fragment Angular Distributions of 232Th and 238U. Professor Policies and Dualization in the Contemporary Welfare State. Hugon J. Karwowski.

Professor John D. Stephens. Rachana Rao Umashankar,./lntAropoZogj/, Defending Sufism, - Marta Sanchez, Education, Por Imaginacion y Amor El Permanecer Defining Islam: Asserting Islamic Identity in India. Professors del Padre Mexicano a Distancia. For Imagination and Love - The James L. Peacock and Lauren G. Leve.

Permanence of the Mexican Father Who Fathers at a Distance. Rachel Dyane Upton, Psychology, Examining Characteristics, Professor George W. Noblit. Motivations and Career Goals of Black Students Who Attend Epidemiology, Environmental, Occupational Historically Leah Hope Schinasi, Black Colleges and Law Schools. Professor Abagail T. and Medical Exposures Associated with Methicillin-Resistant Panter. Carriage in Patients Admitted to an Staphylococcus Aureus Nasal Carmina G. Valle, Nutrition, Examining the Use of Online Social Eastern North Carolina Hospital. Professor Steve Wing. Networking to Improve Physical Activity Behaviors among Young Schoenfisch, Epidemiology, The Injury Exprerience Adult Ashley Land Cancer Survivors. Professors Deborah F. Tate and Marci K. of Union Drywall Carpenters in Washington State, 1989-2008. Campbell.

Professor Steve Marshall. Nicole Marie Vincent Jordan, Pharmacology, Epigenetic Regulation Kirit Shall, Epidemiology, Reducing Malaria TVansmission: of Naman Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition in Epithelial Stem Cells and The Epidemiology and TVeatment of Plasmodium Falciparum TViple Negative Breast Cancer. Professor Gary L. Johnson. Gametocytemia. Professor Steven R. Meshnick. Ashley Rae Ward, Geography, Echoes in a Changing Urban Junko Shimazoe, Sociology, The Power of Forgotten Opinions: Why Landscape: Memories and Place Identity in Durham, North an Organization Chooses Inaction over the Public’s Safety. Professor Carolina. Professor Stephen Birdsall.

Howard E. Aldrich. Heather Wasser, Nutriflon, Non-Maternal Involvement in Feeding Restoring Commercial Michael Brady Smith, History, Our Rights: and the Development of Obesogenic Diets among Infants and Silk, Nationalism, Commercial Policy and the Direct Trade Toddlers. Professor Margaret E. Bentley. Japan, 1868-1890. Professor W. Miles Fletcher. Movement in Meiji Stephanie Elaine Watkins, Epidemiology, Interventional Physical Jamie Robert Snape, Computer Science, Smooth and Collision- and Occupational Therapy Services and Motor Coordination Mobile Robots Video Free Navigation for Multiple and Game Among Low Birth Weight Infants. Professor Julie Daniels. Manocha. Characters. Professor Dinesh Buddy Allan Whitman, Neurobiology, Neuroimmune Consequences Role of NF-kB in BCR-ABL- Sarali Jeanne Stein, Biology, The of Chronic Alcohol Exposure: Relationship to Stress. Professor Driven Oncogenic Transformation and in Hematopoiesis. Professor George R. Breese. David Albert S. Baldwin. Christopher Williard, History, “What a Fall Was There - My Nutrition, Effect of Daily Self-Weighing on Dori M. Steinberg, Country Ruined!”: Confederate Soldiers and Southern Society, Weight Loss in Adults. Professor Deborah F. Tate. 1861-1880. Professor William L. Barney. THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL 16

Leah Anne Wingard, Chemistry, Accessing Intermediate and High The School of Education Oxidation States with TUngsten and Iridium Pincer Complexes. ESTABLISHED 1885 Williamson McDiarmid Professor Joseph L. Templeton. Dean G. Todd D. Woodruff, Business Administration, Goal Influence in Professor Organizational Identification and Post-Choice Behavior. DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Jan Benedict Steenkamp. Indigenous Educational Leadership, Assistant Principals and Holly Worthcn, Geography, The Presence ofAbsence: Marguerita Best, Paradox? Professor Catherine Marshall. Migration, a Ghost Town and the Remaking of Gendered Reform: A Socialization W. Hill-Cunningham, Curriculum and Instruction, Communal Systems in Oaxaca, Mexico. Professor Wendy Pamela Renee Technology: Administering Mathematics Assessments in Wolford. Testing Barbara Kindergarten and First Grade. Professors Susan Friel and DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH D. Day. Derrick Jordan, Educational Leadership, looking Beyond School Population Impact of Superintendent Longevity on Emily Anne Colby, Biostatistics, Methods for Walls: Examining the Professors Eric Bair their Working Conditions. Professor Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics. Teachers’ Perceptions of and Gary Koch. Fenwick English. Retention of Patients Educational Leadership, Why Can t We Have Sarlhak Das, Health Policy and Management, Jacqueline Jordan, Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Conflict between the Prindpalship and Motherhood. on Antiretroviral Therapy in the It All? The Catherine Marshall Professor Sandra Greene. Professor Management, Barriers The Self-Perception of Nnekae Ijoma Emenyonu, Health Policy and Mia Murphy, Educational Leadership, Professor Sandra Greene. Leadership Efficacy of Alternative School Principals and Its to HIV Care in Rural Uganda. and Management, Intention of Achievement in the Era of Reform and Gina Suzanne Ogihie, Health Policy Relationship to Student Screening in the Era of Human Professor Fenwick English. Women to Receive Cervical Cancer Accountability. Suzanne Hobbs. Instruction, An Examination of Papillomarvirus Testing. Professor Eva Phillips, Curriculum and Management, Institutionalizing between Kindergarten Children’s Access to Jennifer Platt, Health Policy and the Relationship of the Role of the Health Appropriate Practices and Their Success on Sanitation: A Mixed Methods Assessment Developmentally Professor Sandra Sharon Ritchie. Ministry in Developing Countries. Greene. Measures of Literac)-. Professor The Effect of Structural John Michael Wiesman, Health Policy and Management, Matthew Proto, Educatiotuxl Leadership, Professor Kathleen Brown. Succession Planning and Management Practice in Washington Adaptation on School Thmaround. Leadership, The Effect of Adaptive State Local Public Health Agencies: The Current Situation and Bradford Walston, Educational Kathleen Brown. Recommendations for Better Practice. Professor Edward L. Baker Jr. Leadership on School 1\imaround. Professor Yue Zhao, Biostatistics, Sensitivity Anal>-ses of Time-to-Event Data with Possibly Informative Censoring for Confirmatory Clinical THals. Professors Gary G. Koch and Amy H. Herring.

TAR HEELS

origin has the name first The University uses the nickname ’Tar 1 leels," and the entire state does as well. One version ofthe nickname's retreated, being applied to North Carolinians during the Civil War. One reaird talks of a battle in Virginia, where their supporting column Virginians, but North Carolina troops stood alone to fight successfully. The victorious troops were asked in a condescending tone by some

it all up. who had retreated, “Any more tar down in the Old North State, bo>-s?“ The response came quickh-. “No, not a bit; old Jeffs bought stick better in The Virginians asked: “Is that so? What is he going to do with it?“ The reply: “He is going to put it on you’ns heeb to make you

the next fight.” TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT

CANDIDATES /or POSTBACCALAUREATE PROFESSIONAL DEGREES

December 2012

The School of Law Rachel E. Faultersack The School of Medicine Patrick Knox McNeillie ESTABLISHED 1843 Rachel R. Hall ESTABLISHED 1879 Russell E. Warburton Dean John Charles Boger William D. Kirby Dean William L. Roper Hector L Melecio JURIS DOCTOR Sofia N. Mochegoi'a DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Justin M. Angell Lauren Elizabeth Nelson Carrie A. Baldwin

Kristin L. Butler Hillary Smith Eric S. Burgon Kandace R. Davis Lila Farrag

THE OLD WELL

of North At the heart of the campus stands the \isual s>-mbol ofthe Uniwrsit>- Carolina at Chapel Hill. For many years the Old Well scned dormitories. In 1897» the well was given its its the sole water supply for Old East and Old I\cst present decorative form at the direction beauUfication project as largely derived of Pri-sident Edwin A. Alderman, who described his from the Temple of Love in the Garden of i^ilh brick walks, plantings and benches. Versailles, In 1954, the well \\'as gi\en added hcauri' legend holds that students can bring good luck with a drink fnim the Old Well on the first day of classes. a NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL 18 THE UNIVERSITY OF

A MESSAGE to CAROLINA’S NEWEST ALUMNI

ongratulations! You are now graduates of the University of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill. Let your General Alumni Association help you make a seamless transition from students to alumni — no matter where you find yourselves C after graduation. Visit alumni.unc.edu/youngalumni. GETTING STARTED Don’t miss out on special invitations and services. Call (877) 377-7125 or visit alumni. unc.edu/update to keep your official University record updated. Jump start your network with Carolina alumni — join the GAA’s groups on Facebook and Linkedin.

ALUMNI CAREER SERVICES connect you Networking is the most effective approach to finding a job. The GAA can with more than 7,000 alumni volunteers in our Alumni Advisor Network who can help you explore career options. GAA members from the Class of 2012 have full access (phone, email or in person) thinking to the GAA’s certified career coach for one year following graduation. If you’re about grad school, GAA members also receive discounts on Kaplan prep courses.

FINDING OTHER TAR HEELS IN YOUR AREA Socialize, • Local Carolina Clubs can be found in nearly 100 cities around the globe. network, cheer on the Heels and continue that spirit ofTar Heel service within your community. like no other. The • The GAA’s Online Alumni Directory can help you develop a network directory includes nearly 270,000 former Carolina students.

TRUSTED INFORMATION SOURCE The “Carolina Alumni Review,” the “Out of the Blue” e-newsletter, the GAA’s Twitter feed and alumni.unc.edu can keep you updated on the University’s achievements and challenges as well as what’s going on in Chapel Hill.

Congratulations again. We hope you’ll choose to join the nearly 70,000 GAA members who remain connected and help serve Carolina and our students — past, present and future. our The GAA offers new grads a one-year membership for only $25 — a $20 savings off annual dues rate. Or save $50 on life membership — only $28.25/month for 24 months. For more information on how the Association serves new graduates, please call Brandon Copeland ’12 or Diana Koonce ’02 at (800) 962-0742 or email [email protected]. Visit us on the Web at alumni.unc.edu.

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CANDIDATES /or GRADUATE DEGREES and PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE DEGREES

December 2012

The Graduate School Russian andEast European Anant Pradhan Shareef F. Alshinnawi ESTABLISHED 1903 Studies Sean Sanders Thomas David Arman Robert Dean Steven W. Matson Nicholas Constantine Kanios Vishal Verma Ballew Anna Kirey Xiaojie Zhao Benjamin Joseph Barish MASTER OF ARTS Hannah Justine Marchman Enliang Zheng Nicholas Joseph Bender Mayura Bhandarkar Anthropology Sociology Economics John Alexander Bitsas Brian Patterson Goldberger Kamnakar Bojjireddy Brittany Glarrow Chamberlain Joseph R Bongiovi Christopher Shane Elliott Brian Sullivan David Buckley Education Sarah Nicole Gaby Matthew Taylor Home Mahbub Islam Chowdhury Lindsay Francine Goldberg Brandon Gorman Christopher Ryan Church Horowitz Environmental Sciences and Virginia Beaty Cleary Abram Justin Kline Jonathan Maria Del Carmen Huerta-Bapat Engineering Maria de los Angeles Craig Josmell J. Perez Mark Douglas Noble Ramon De Alatorre Drew Joseph Crawford Robert Warren Albury English Niobra Monique Robert Houston Davenport III Sarah Marie Hatcher David Davila Jerrod Nathan Rosenbaum Samuel-Peterson Philip Edward Weickert Rebecca Milsk Victor DeMarco Esteban Adrian Oyarzabal Todd Driscoll Exercise and Sport Science Michael Lisa Singleton-Baldrey Nathaniel Thomas Berry MASTER OF CITY AND Jeffrey Alvin Duncan Kevin Michael Dzielecki Justin Freeman REGIONAL PLANNING Andrew David Stevenson Geological Sciences Jamie Wayne Earp George H. Allen History Eric M. Eaton Anndal Grace Narayanan MASTER OF SCIENCE Brian Nelson Ember Marine Science Billy R. Ezzell III Mass Communication Biomedical Engineering Sungduk Yu Stephen William Farrell Sarah Elizabeth Davidson- Leslie Baggesen Maximillian Allen Fitch Palmer Steven Glenn Feingold Physics John Michael Flagg Hallfors Kathleen Donnally Vanessa Ruth Patchett Nicholas George Eckert Andres Forero Hutchinson Robert Judith Carol Louise Perry Jordan Walter M. Elizabeth Gribble Forshay Roger Chai Yu Ava Glenn Pope Philip Mark Garber Musicology Gongting Wu Wilkes Jackson Graham Karen Evelyn Atkins Biostatistics Vikas Grover Yu Deng Statistics and Operations Gerardo Antonio Guifarro Ellen L. Mir Research Political Science Joseph Gyamfi Rushing Rahim Shiraz Mohamed Christel N. Lu Huang Simone Diana Hamlett Qianwen Liu John David Heilmann Psychology Chemistry Ovunc Yilmaz Christopher A. Huguelet Tyler David Jones Sierra Allegra Bainter Morton Oliver Janney Zane Edward Blanton Ryan Patrick Vary The Kenan-Flagler Robert Scott Jeske Jennifer Lynn Green Business School Hitendra Sinh Jethwa Renske Suzanne Hoedemaker Computer Science ESTABLISHED 1919 Kristine Constance Kelleher Lee Wade Hutson Oluwafemi Sharon Alabi Dean James W. Dean Jr. Michael Randall Kertcher Wei Cheng Nathan Michael Kilburn Romance Languages and Sajal Dash MASTER OF BUSINESS Jin Sam Kim Literatures Jared Scott Heinly ADMINISTRATION Adam Burton King K. Katherine Elizabeth Karcher Michael Muraya Srinivas Adusumilli Amber Starbuck Kirkman John Samuel Krieg Kun Peng Ryan Patrick Allen Bmce Allen Kohn OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL 20 THE UNIVERSITY

RADIOLOGIC The School of MASTER OF Government SCIENCE Byer ESTABLISHED 2001 Craig D. Christen M. Crane-Amores COMMENCEMENT MUSIC Dean Michael R. Smith Elvin J. Cuevas Elizabeth M. Eslich evokes MASTER OF PUBLIC The University’s beloved alma mater, “Hark the Sound,” ADMINISTRATION Lauren Peele Hurdle the feelings of loyalty and friendship that students, alumni Courtney Lea Jadidian Erik Brandon Osborne true blue Tar Heels everywhere have for Carolina. The and Jones Andrew David Stevenson Lenvil Lance orchestral marches that accompany the commencement Jason P. Lej-meister processional are equally memorable for their power and Kamau Jaja Nkenge talent School of splendor. They are truly fitting musical celebrations of the The Information and Lauren E. Ortiz and achievements of UNC-Chapel Hill’s visiting dignitaries, Library Science Kristin Pahl faculty and graduates. Amber E. Price-Williams commencement ceremony, members ESTABLISHED 1931 During today’s Simmons Dean Gary Marehionini Cephus of the academic processional will be welcomed by the fanfare brass, woodwinds and drums of Nikolai Rimsky- OF SCIENCE IN The School of Nursing Korsakov’s “Procession ofthe Nobles” and Richard Strauss MASTER SCIENCE ESTABUSHED 1950 “Konigsmarsch.” Rimsky-Korsakov wrote his majestic march INFORMATION Dean Kristen M. Swanson which Robert Lee Cooper to open the second act ofthe opera-ballet Mlada, in 1892. Strauss Joshua David Hager premiered in Saint Petersburg, Russia, OF SCIENCE IN Michelle M. Lopez MASTER premiered the flourishing “Konigsmarsch at a palace concert in Tian Sun NURSING Berlin in 1907- Stacy Lee Carey The new graduates will exit the ceremony while hearing MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Elizabeth Rourke Chapman familiar Carolina melodies in “Tar Heel Rhapsody,” a SCIENCE Ronda L. Decker composition written specifically for the University that features LIBRARY Tamryn LaShea Fowler Anne Rachelle Barrett its school songs. Brenda Marie Hallett Jacqueline Emily Chapman Teresa C. Hulseman Carolyn Marie Chesarino Renee Lauer Martin Joseph Gengenbach Kristin Stephanie Nicole Roberts William Robert LaFontaine Rodney Parthemer Scott Kamila Lindsay LaBerge Bonnie Kluttz Sammons James Franklin Logan Hari Shankar Sarah Kalikman Lippincott Shenoy Sarah Serrano David Harbison Long Jr. Amith Padmanabha William Harrison Midgley Barbara Maria Buerke Stephen Matthew Malette Lonnee Tyler Shields Brendan Christopher O’Connell Necole Antoinette Tibolla Sharon Lycans Sean Michael Siler Jesse Morgan Savage Skow Anthony J. Manganaro Eric James Lisa Christine Simmons Gillings School of Vinay Manhass Emily Williams Smith Melanie Susan Sorrell The Global Public Health John William Matthews Melissa Rae Sowry Charles Marshall Stroscio Stinson ESTABLISHED 1939 John L. McCormick Erika Hope Alexandra Simms Toomey Dean Barbara K. Rimer Jennifer Fereshteh Mehram Joel Edward Stinson Meghan Mary Webb Anastasia Melchina Wei Min Eugene Tay MASTER OF HEALTHCARE Katherine Elise Millner Kem Ryan Taylor The School of Medicine ADMINISTRATION David Charles Moody Tonya Simpson Terry ESTABLISHED 1879 Susmita Chavala Sean Moschberger Brian N. Top Dean William L. Roper William Howard Holding Alexander Wade Ogle Elizabeth Ann Wicker Emran K. Huda Aliou D. Ousmanou Travis Scott Wilds DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL William Brian Hunter Anna Christina Penner Simon Wilson THERAPY Eric Waj-ne Jefferson Nikhil Phansalkar Andrew Winzenz Rachel Jeanne Slife Matthew Jonathan Kelm Vinod Prasanna Julie C. Wix Edward McCutcheon Jovani Price MASTER OF MOLECULAR Plaza Sandeep Rajan The School of Education DIAGNOSTIC SCIENCE Jose Luis Abbie Crisp Williamson Scott W. Ranby ESTABLISHED 1885 Lisa Kay Cremeans McDiarmid Spenta Michael Rawaan Dean G. Williamson Manyu Li MASTER OF PUBLIC Christopher Scott Reavis Dev Bharat Patel HEALTH Eugene Edwin Record III MASTER OF EDUCATION Jose Constantino Sevilla Stephanie Ann Allen Erik R. Rexo Rachel Sima Bachenheimer Anurekha Vedaiyan Bonilla Amanda Jean Allman John C. Richter Jennifer Rae Marie Anderson Derek Damone Ross Christine Ann Daughtrey Jennifer Katherine Ljnn Banner Dinesh Sadhvani Jessica Marie Page

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Katherine F. Blackman Elizabeth Alanna Boudreau BICENTENNIAL STAFF Michael Dwayne Brooks THE Erin E. Cashwell ceremonial The faculty marshal carries the bicentennial staff while leading the faculty processional on Sandra G. Clark occasions such as Commencement and University Day. The staff, commissioned for the University’s Alexandra Caroline Collins 1993 bicentennial celebration by John Sanders, professor emeritus and former director of the UNC Laura C. Curtin Institute of Government, and his wife, Ann Beal Sanders, was modeled by sculptor Pete Hinton. It Elizabeth W. Dehmer consists of a sterling silver three-inch-high replica of the Old Well mounted on a turned and tapered Alison Ruth Doernberg residence hall oak shaft. The shaft was made from timber salvaged from the 1822 section of Old West Shelia Adams Dowd during its 1991-1993 renovation. Lauren Elizabet Elder Walter Elias III Nadear Abdurahman Gorashi Elmahi Khanh Hong Nguyen Lindsay Ann Wilson Yael Rose Filossof Haiying Fan Oredola Erin Ashley O’Quinn Dwight Edward Yin Laura Houenou Renee Greenhow Laura Andrea Dmlard Orben Jui-Yen Huang Kendall B. Gurske Emily Summer Padian MASTER OF SCIENCE Alan Christopher Kinlaw Jillian Lynn Hamilton Ashley Lauren Paymter IN ENVIRONMENTAL Aliza Kate Liebman Laura Klatt House Jennifer Lindsay Moore Moss Anne R. Petraeus ENGINEERING LeRon Celeste Jackson Anna Christine Pfaff Brad Northwood Bennett Crystal Mela Nicholson-Springer Patricia Sue Kempton Elizabeth O’Brien Allison Walker Rice Rebecca C. Cohen Bridget Maria Elaine Kennedy Molly Rebecca Ruben Chieh-Han Lee Damon Floyd Ogburn Samantha Theresa Kepler Michael Scott Runyon Eliot Stephen Meyer Mima Yesenia Rauda Emily Anne Kujawa Stortz Patrick Josey Smith Jessica Montanez Lindsay Mary Elizabeth Kushman Arianna Taboada Jessica Kristen Southwell Katrina Beth Levine Melissa Anne Tinling Michael J. Steiner MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Brittney Nicole Martin Kara E. Van de Grift Leah S. Tedrick-Moutz PUBLIC HEALTH Cordon McGee Mary Kerone Walker Ayodele Ayoka Alakija Alexandra Jayne White Terrance Shawn McGill Melissa Jolyn Williams Nadya Maria Belenky Karen Lynn Meyerhoff The School of Social Work ESTABLISHED 1920 Dean Jack M. Rickman

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Amanda Jean Allman

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December 2012

The College ofArts Gregory A. Egerton Margaret Elizabeth Green* Heejoong Kim and Sciences Sarah Katherine Farnsworth* Megan Elizabeth Hall Michael G. Maggio ESTABLISHED 1795 Cheryl Irene Johnson Alivia lorio Shirin Negmadjanova* Dean Karen M. Gil Robert Henry Lowry Thomas Bryant Jordan Michelle Anne Ocampo Marietta Stafford Stewart Emily Grace Lopez Jimmy Nicolas Pan BACHELOR OF ARTS Chalice Warfield Yehling William Cleveland Lovell Jean Ra Priyanka Manocha Timothy William Rodriguez African andAfro-American Archaeology Noah Angelo Pagano Dayley Shea Wilson* Studies Sarah Katherine Farnsworth* Ankita D. Patel Yan Ying Yang Mycal Xavier Brickhouse Cassandra Dawn McGuire* LaShawn Antoinette Pennington Bianca Rae Champagne Brown Lindsay Nicole McVicar* Ruben Prado Classics Konstance Leanne Brown Mikel Colin Wein Paige Leigh Reagan Maegan Louise Johnson Qualyn Patrice Brown Stephanie Anne Robinett Phillip Lamont Goode Art History Lisa Christina Senko Communication Studies Kiera Simone Louissaint Sara Margaret Bass Melissa Margarette Shatzer Casey Kenneth Barth Sherry Lynn Myers* Samuel David Shuford Georgeanna Catherine Bowen Samuel Everett Pride Asian Studies Mary Katherine Sommers Brennan Aram Boyajian Christopher Donald Bingham Hannah Jesse McDonough Lauren Lea Bunch American Studies Anna Elizabeth Powers* Walker Terrica Victoria Carrington Chelsea Sheree Reynolds Saba Afzal Warraich William Roy Woods Xi Chen Elisabeth Ryan Suttee Ji Won Yoon Jonathan Javell Cooper Biology Marquel Kathleen Dougherty Anthropology Karl Krisst Aguilar Montoya Chemistry James Edward Dunster Lauren Frances Alexander Zemel Zemiesha Brown Jacky Paul Fong Zachary Thomas Evans Meagan Alexandria Crumpton Jesse A. Goldberg Lukas Gregory Keil* Kyle Louis Fageol* Dion Latez Guy Grace Antonia Hartmann DEGREES WITH DISTINCTION Zach Austin Hunter Peyton Simmons Jenest To graduate with distinction or vidth highest distinction, undergraduate students must have John Nicholas Kepple completed at least 45 academic hours at UNC-Chapel Hill and have an overall grade point average Noelle Simone Leader of at least 3.5 or 3.8, respectively. Laura Leigh Leftwich Mark Dustin McCarty UNDERGRADUATE HONORS PROGRAM Michael Charles McComas The Honors Program offers exceptionally well-qualified first-year students, sophomores and juniors Omar Morales an opportunity to take part of their general education curriculum in special honors seminars Ian Patrick Morrison and honors sections. Honors seminars are special topics courses, limited in enrollment to 15 Shelby Aileen Nash students and taught by outstanding members of the University faculty. Honors sections of regular Elizabeth Shirley O’Hare departmental course offerings are also limited in enrollment and are taught by permanent members Mariko Ohigashi* of the University faculty. Honors seminars and sections emphasize critical reading, class discussion Kathryn Matheson Plyler and expository writing. Allen Jamicah Reynolds Senior departmental honors programs are provided for students who have demonstrated a very Elizabeth Jordan Rodell high level of scholastic ability and achievement and who desire to pursue an intensive, individualized Courtney Danielle Satterwhite program of study in their major discipline. Honors studies ordinarily consist of one or more of the Stacie Nicole Scheuermann following: the preparation of an honors thesis or essay, an independent research or reading program, Erik Harrison Sugar an artistic performance or exhibition, or the completion of advanced course work in the major not Jessica Carolyn Uzmann normally required of students in that major. It is on the basis of participation in senior honors that a Caitlin Ford Van Sickle student may be graduated from the University “with Honors” or “with Highest Honors." 23 TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT

Maria Cristina Flanagan Hyelim Nam Madeline Christine Varney Sabina Nogo* Livia Christina Nelson Alfred Williams Stephen Shephard Padgett* Exercise and Sport Science Wallace S. Wong Robert Pan Global Studies Erica Frances Papes Jordan Alexander Babwah Chase Dylan Baccus John Michael Blackmar* Computer Science Jesse Lee Park Lauren Olivia Belk Burcu Bozkurt* Leander Enrique Lanzo Lauren Elizabeth Player Casberg* Edgard Roberto Puente Cameron Lee Brown Christopher Thomas Roland Burleyson Yan Ling Chan Contemporary European Bradley S. Reid Jaren Tyler Logan Cope Maria Graciela Diaz Studies Thomas Donald Schrader Jordan Mose Curies Deniz Esmen William Blake Smith Cristopher William Seippel Robert Kane French* Sora Shin Adam Vanoid Curry Hannah Joy Daly Kaitlin Nicole Groundwater DramaticArt Sergio Andres Sime Kumar Dinesh Dave Emily Ruth Haines Evangeline Carrere Mee* Samuel Eric Stokes Whitney Tyler Deedmeyer Shirley Cason Jenkins Pimpila Nicole Violette William Tyler Thompson Laura Anne Kirchhofer* Dmitri Vitali Vorontsov Daisy Karina Delgado Jordan C. Gafa Clea Marie Major Economics Jeffrey I. Wagman Grace Marie Glemhocki Rashida L. Moore Karen Keziah Arulsamy Meinong Wang James Warren Haeseker Aaron Glenn O’Neill David Bradford Baugus Andrew John Wilbur Willemstein Brad Anthony Hamilton Norma Jisselle Perdomo Joachim Bersztel Cassandra Renee George Michael Hanna Jinling Quan John Michael Blackmar* Elizabeth Mary Woodward Sarah Louise Hart* Whitley A. Richards* Matthew Alexander Bonds Hye Rim Yang Kristen Leigh Harvey Kevin Verlagone Richardson Alexander James Cauble Mary Catherine Hollowell Jeanna Marie Smialek* Yan Ling Chan English Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Stella Marie Strohmeier Melissa Denise Chang Joseph Peter Bo\vman Elizabeth Joan Hurley Julia Rose Taylor Robert Davis Coleman Caleb Joshua Cody Nelson Greer Hurst Ariel Genevieve Wyman* Kevin Joseph Dolan Robert Davis Coleman Nikolas Bernard Jannetta Gahrielle Katheryn Forgione Carly Michelle Couch* Brock Anthony Livorio History Nicholas Edward Thompson Alyssa Kay Duhon Maria Lubrano-Lavadera Sara Margaret Bass Gittin Jennifer Leigh Dutton* David Ashten Malik Andrew James Beckman Robertson Walters Greenbacker Isabelle Rosemary Hale* Nidia Milet Menjivar Michael Bryant Cohen Mancben Hao Tiffany Nicole Henry Holbrook* Heather Nicole Moore Rachel Meredith Davis* Michael John Huber Harrison Taylor Catherine Spencer O’Donnell Jennifer Leigh Dutton* Ryan Cameron Hurd Mary Elizabeth Hope Jenkins Erin Bowman O’Reilly Terran Patricia Greene Jarrett Islam Latrisha Anne Kenneth Craig Owens Jeffrey Alan Harlan Wook Jang* Natascha Jenkins Melanie Tina Jessica Reyer William McLeon Harris Alexander Matthew Jerman Carol Lynn Longoria* Lynch* Morgan Ariel Roberts Jason Kyle Henson Xuejiao Jiang Amber Marlena Menafee Gene Langston Robinson Jonathan Raul Herrera Heather Joy Kagan Dasha Daines Tarron Alonzo Robinson Kyle Murry Holland Andrew Kakunda Rebecca Conner Messinger Kendall Ashley Shields Matthew Hunter Holman Poonam Pankaj Kalaria Livia Christina Nelson Ethan Brady Siler* Kathleen Anne Janes Alexander Dougherty Kane Ella Ray Ott* Ashley Morgan Smith Lynne Ellen Jones* Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong Margo Lynne Raynor Reardon Christopher TVey Strickland Monica Catherine Krebs Keene Kathryn Chelsea Parker Crim Thomas Cassandra Dawn McGuire*+ Amanda Elizabeth Klanduch Anna Jean Schroeder* Sinning Lindsay Nicole McVicar* Katherine Faith Knish Rachel Valere Slee Geography Eric Cameron Melton Taylor Justice Kolasinski Jessica Ann Kyle Erick Anderson Boyd Arthur Neal Brandon Norman Lamoureux Kevin Sly Meghan Stein Chase Dylan Baccus Nathan Randall Pearl Jonathon Hisao Lew* Kimberly Louis Stephenson* Abraham Joseph Jaroszewski Jason Pennington Anlong Li* Henry Christine Varney Shelley Alanna McGee Christopher Xin Li Madeline Hannah Taylor Vogel Noah Harvey Menaker* Ewen Liadi Connolly White Lorelei Rao • James Patrick Locke Maria Indicates probable candidatesJbr degrees distinction or highest distinction Johanna Elise Zalesky with Danyun Luo based on grade point average going into Germanic and Slavic Andrew May* Sophia Zhang* thefinal semester. Languages andLiteratures Mansi Mehra + Indicates Honors recipients. Studies Harrison Collins Compton* Ray Methvin III Environmental Stephen ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Anderson Jesse Dean Crouch Gema Milanes Hernandez Kyle Erick Winston Allen Bl^e Lowell Elizabeth Hutcheson* Hyuk Joo Na 24 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

William Caldwell Clement Lauren Elizabeth Player Kayleigh Willis Dmitri Vitali Vorontsov Lauren Kemp Cloninger* Olivia Jordan Poss Nicholas Adam White Piereangello Cruz William Tucker Pryor Music Adam Vanoid Curry You Kai Puah Nanako Tsurumi Physics Alexandria Eden Davies* John Patterson Pulliam Jeremy Calvin Ward Kathleen Irmina Diaz Margo Lynne Raynor Peace, War and Defense Science Alyssa Kay Duhon Ethan Brady Siler* Aeris Jennifer Alexandros Political Nicholas Griffin Eakes Moyer Gray Smith Rosalind Jane Allen Katie Elizabeth Atmonavage* Beuris Shin Ting En Ella Marie Sullivan* Justin Lee Bean Alex Edward Kathryn Elizabeth Ferguson Mikel Colin Wein Kelsey Renee Brinkman Sarah Grayson Bland Nancy McCormick Foy* Andrew Joseph Yavorski Monica Nwamaka Chioke Mycal Xavier Brickhouse Bulchandani Rachel Maines Goodrich Elizabeth Brown Zimmermann William Caldwell Clement Bianca Rajesh Chantae Danielle Harris Laura Kenna Zuppo Lauren Kemp Cloninger Jonathan W. Bums Matthew Robert Cook Justin Robert Carmen Michaele Allexandria Hines Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Interdisciplinary Studies Piereangello Cruz Jennifer Marie Clark Darsie Caline Kit-lien Hou* Evangeline Carrere Mee*+ Alexandria Eden Davies Paul Spencer Elizabeth Jane Deane Therren Jermaine Dunham Michelle Van Huynh* Emily Louise Johnston LatinAmerican Studies Kathleen Irmina Diaz Kimzey Lea Ellis* Kadeem Dant’e Lewis Colin Alexander Anderson Nicholas Griffin Eakes Deniz Esmen Mindie Lee Loebach Alexandra Kristin Morris* Shin Ting En Carly Nicole Fields Flueckiger Paige Erin McClear Carlos Adolfo Ortiz Kathryn Elizabeth Ferguson Patrick John Miller Gabrielle Katheryn Forgione Brett Allen Fox* Kendra Chauntell French* Amber Marie Mink Linguistics Nancy McCormick Foy Robert Kane Gerlach Margaret Jennings Nash Bianca Rajesh Bulchandani Rachel Maines Goodrich Jeremiah Thompson Jimena Gomez Elizabeth Ann Nicholson Victoria Ashley De Andrade Michaele Allexandria Hines Mariana Paula Andrea Gonzales Laney Leigh Oaks* Ivy Ilyse Hauser* Caitlin Victoria Keiler Hooks Daniel Otarola Marion Ruth Hicks Andrew Robert Hove Ethan Gray Hendricks Kit-Lien Hou* Mary Katherine Palmer Paula Elizabeth Kelly Michelle Van Hu3Tih Caline Joseph Jaroszewski Nadia Paige Phipps Philip Hunter McCray* Philip Harrison James* Abraham Jenkins Olivia Jordan Poss Elizabeth Shirley O’Hare Emily Louise Johnston Shirley Cason Tracy Lynn Powers Anna Elizabeth Powers* Lawson Thomas Kluttz Berling Joseph Melissa Lucianna Rees Kathryn Chelsea Reardon Sara Jeanne Leung Monica Catherine JCrebs Ross Kadeem Dant’e Lewis Sanghuhn Lee Deborah Danielle Andrew Paul Simpson* Management and Society Mindie Lee Loebach Laura Leigh Leftwich Mayhew* Cassandra Bernice Slay Casey Kenneth Barth Kendra Chauntell Miller Justin Merryman Methvin III Courtney Anne Sorensen* David Bradford Baugus Amber Marie Mink Stephen Ray Christina Marie Stanton Daniel Hudson Blackwell Zeeshan Mithani* Sabina Nogo* Shephard Padgett* Rachel Marie Stout Sean Christian Burke Margaret Jennings Nash Stephen Papes John Fritzgerald Weeks Melissa Denise Chang Elizabeth Ann Nicholson Hubert Russell Jessica Michelle Young Jonathan Maxwell Clark Laney Leigh Oaks Anastasia Postnikova* Chelsea Sheree Reynolds Joie Celeste Hasherry Daniel Otarola Public Policy Alexander Matthew Jerman Mary Katherine Palmer Evan Thomas Ross Leanne Brown Andrew Kakunda Nadia Paige Phipps Vilas Vishnu Sankar Konstance Alexander Douglas Selig Lakesha Nichole Buckner Jeffrey Michael Keeley Tracy Lynn Powers Jesal Kirit Desai Matthew Michael Kolojejchick Stephanie Christine Ramdat William Blake Smith Ella Marie Sullivan* Zeeshan Haque* Alex J. Maciag Deborah Danielle Ross Kathleen Anne Janes Gema Milanes Hernandez Andrew Paul Simpson Wendy Tapia Veronica Joyner Thomas Donald Schrader Cassandra Bernice Slay Eric Lloyd Watson Fritzgerald Weeks Stephanie Christine Ramdat Levi Ahraham Stecker Christina Marie Stanton John Woodward Devon Jahmai Ramsay Thomas Cornay Wood Eric Lloyd Watson Elizabeth Mary John Fritzgerald Weeks Heather Seaman* Andrew Joseph Yavorski Mathematics Robert Bynum Works Psychology Alexandros Morgan Lindsay Alexander Aeris Jennifer Jane Allen Religious Studies Amber Elizabeth Fickes Philosophy Rosalind Nicole Basquill Lee Gilbert Anderson Taylor Justice Kolasinski Terrica Victoria Carrington Jacquelyn Brinkman Andrew James Beckman David Lao Brett Allen Fox* Kelsey Renee Ashley Elizabeth Best Min Woo Lee Richard Robert Harenberg Jr. Monica Nwamaka Chioke Marie Clark Ivy Ilyse Hauser* Samuel Eric Stokes Joseph Harrison Lee Jennifer 25 TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT

Jillian Danielle Weigel Brian Hyunki Kim Sebastian Andres Werner Andrew David Kimmel Devin Victoria Kiser Chemistry Paige Erin McClear Estefania Agostini Nickeisha Moore Romance Languages Ariel Genevieve Wyman* Gabriela Naranjo Erin Bowman O’Reilly Alyssa Lauren Bailey* Phuongoanh Nguyen Dang Malaika Esther Pacque* Sophie Alexandra Delany* Women’s and Gender Studies Kyle David Pridgen Jonas Ian Park Kimzey Lea Ellis* Katherine Marie Watkins* Zoe Lee Watson*++ Charles Matthew Summerlin Mireia Sarai Farrell Yu Zhang Matthew Nowell Willey Sarah Louise Hart* BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Philip Harrison James* Katherine Francis Bobeck Computer Science The Kenan-Flagler Alexandra Jean Mario Ren Alexander Bauer Business School Meagan Rebecca Meekins BACHELOR OF MUSIC Grant Culver Fowler ESTABLISHED 1919 Alexandra Kristin Morris* Caroline Curran lantosca Zachary Mark MacHardy* Dean James W. Dean Jr. Ella Ray Ott* Antonio Gian Paolo Mantovani Norma Jisselle Perdomo BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Frederick Barrett Meyer BACHELOR OF Whitley A. Richards* Roger Que* SCIENCE IN BUSINESS Alexander Douglas Selig Applied Science Joshua Booten Taylor ADMINISTRATION Rachel Valere Sinning Khodjimuradkhon Maksumov Kishore Venkat Yedavalli Mohmammad Shahir Amin Zoemma Kerr Steffen Peter Marshall Mangum* Logan Lee Bolick Kimberly Meghan Stein Natan Siegel Environmental Sciences Joshua Wesley Bridges Sebastian Andres Werner Biology Samuel McMichael Amos Stephen Ward Casscells-Hamby* Michael Ryan Clear Hideki Chida* Sociology Kevin Fordyce Andringa* Brian Heesang Lee Colin Voils Davis* Laura Leah Aho Justine Marie Beres* Dana Allison Welker Matthew Gillis Delafield Jordan Michael Diaz Dylan Huntley Campfield Mohammad Zeeshan Farrukh Joyelle Autumn Gordon Andrew N. Chan* Geological Sciences Adelaide Anne Gay* Diana Marie Green* Jeong Hwa Cho Cooper William Harris+ Andrew North Glander Andre Alonzo Gregorio Esther Jin-Joo Choi Matthew Franklin Leader Xinzi Gong* Tori Brittany James Seung Samuel Choi* Katherine Louise Moore+ Matthew Ralph Goolsby* Allen Kenneth Johnson Stephen William Cooper Gabriel Edwin Lee Parrish+ Kara Michelle Jongkind* Jessica Laurel Kirby Han Eol Eom Kyrie Elizabeth Joyce* Jonathon Hisao Lew* Lukas Scott Erlemann Mathematical Decision Christopher Patton Kah Jessica Anne Lopez Luke Scarpino Ferro*++ Sciences Ryan Andrew Kieras* Sarah Elizabeth Moller* Patrick Brian Fuller Xin Chi* Hei Tlmg Leung Martin Robert Murphy Julie Francis Gassmann Teofilus Gunawan Laurel Anne Loeblein Nathalie Noel Joseph Scott Goodwin*++ Heejoong Kim Jeremy Nathaniel Lutz Tasha Lee Stanley Michael Loy Gracia Matthew Adam Hodges*++ Philip Evan Laganis Timothy Robert Mertes Min Woo Lee Studio Art Stevi Marie Holmes William Clifford Hope* Robert Pan+ Leah Brittany Heidelmeier * Indicates probable candidatesfor degrees Arthur Rhash*++ Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong Molly Anne Hornsby* Kyle with distinction or highest distinction based on grade point average going into Lauren Nicole Huey* Rachel Whitley Stroud Keene thefinal semester. Mariko Ohigashi* Syed Sikender Jafferj'* Mathematics + Indicates Honors recipients. Logan Elizabeth Ripley George Franklin Jones Gustave Ethan Demilio ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Swarnadurga Sivamani Julie Marie Kang ^ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL 26 THE

Megan Elizabeth Hildebran Avery Katherine Bullock Jared Reed Neely* Erica Leigh Heller Nathaly Infante Hill Allison Grace Cummings* Daniel Thomas Potter Erin Colleen James Kelly Alexandra Hughes Matthew Bennett Jemigan Brandon James Quinones Nathaniel James Joseph Roy Parker IV* Chantel Kennedy Amanda Gabrielle Hunsucker Jeffrey I. Wagman Kayla April Marie Husenita* Henry Tang Zhang Jianong Wu Alexandra Jean Mario Marie-Anne Sylvie Jean Ruopiao Xu* Justin Merryman Mayhew* Cynthia Lachmann-Johnston Candidates Junying Van* Carter Francis McCall Commissioned in The Christopher Andrew Moore Alexander Martin Kass Ho Yu Yau Forces Miranda Lee Murray Julie Elizabeth Kirklin* Armed Owen Koch DECEMBER 2012 The School of Education Samuel Morris Rinderman Andrew Adam Daniel Schifter* Dana Leigh Kouchel ESTABLISHED 1885 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE McDiarmid Sondra Lynn Schmidt Jessica Ann K>prios Dean G. Williamson SECOND UEUTENANT Todd Kyle Scott Summer Danielle Langston* Lea John Michael Blackmar BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Jeanna Marie Smialek* Stephanie Adair Colenda Jason Pennington EDUCATION Mark Andrew Staines Megan Danielle Lucovsky** Bahr Margison Murray* Katelyn Sophia TVela Amy Allison Gregory UNITED STATES NAVAL Alexandria Jo Wilson Francia Elena Marin Marit Anna Nelson* ENSIGN Qianye Yan Tyler Frederick Marva McCann 1\der Frederick Marxa The School of Caitlin Marie Yaniec Jessica Adrienne McFadden Information and Jennifer Grace McIntosh Library Science The School of Medicine Jenna Elizabeth Samuel Alexander Morse* ESTABLISHED 1931 ESTABLISHED 1879 Roper Paul Nguyen Dean Gary Marchionini Dean William L. Jane Opudo Ochieng BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Noah Angelo Pagano INFORMATION SCIENCE RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE Leah Gertrude Parks* Ajay Bankim Patel* Cortney Catherine Cogar Janna Wesley May Aaron Mitchell Peak Nicholas Scott Eckemoff Moore Portenier Richard Colin Jennings The School of Nursing Alissa Jennifer Elizabeth Price* Allison Jeanne Kupatt ESTABLISHED 1950 Kristen Swanson Bridget Akwete>' Quaye Jesse Collin Pegg Dean M. Emily Elizabeth Reynolds* Marla C. Sullivan* ++ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Leah LeMaster Rose* The School of NURSING Lauren Leigh Sauve** Journalism and Mass Erik Matthew Andersen Karin Marie Schudel* Communication Andrew DeMott Attix Sara Morgan Scott ESTABLISHED 1924 Barbra Avery Beck Isha Shah* Dean Susan Robinson King Joseph Michael Biddix>-f Stephanie Nicole Shannon Kathleen Mairin Boodee* Courtney Anne Sorensen** BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Destiny P. Breland* Sara Ann Spillane* JOURNALISM AND MASS Kristen Ashleigh Carter Catherine Leigh Stang COMMUNICATION Michael William Causey* Elizabeth Clark Stocksdale* Matthew Bernard Abadie Caitlin Paige Culbreth Merle Chui Yi Tai Alexandra Aparicio Stevie Nicole Davenport Lauren Elizabeth Tesch* Katie Elizabeth Atmonavage Darcy Robin Dennison- Amber Marie Thomas Alyssa Lauren Bailey* Harwood* Stefanie Thomas Denise Ida Barnes Hollister Elizabeth Dibble Yanina Moreno Wyniemko Courtney Patrice Beal Ashley Nicole Dyok* Chelsea Ann Zurl* Georgeanna Catherine Bowen Miguel Jose Ferry-Hernandez John Andrew Couch Riley Rhea Foster The Gillings School of Paul Spencer Darsie Camille Mae Freeman Global Public Health Davis I^lie Ann Goodling* ESTABLISHED 1939 Ryan Anthony ImAirnm fnbaUt amdidatmfor itfrtn Ashley Cristine Fernandez Mary Kathleen Goodwin*** Dean Barbara K. Rimer xlt StlmetitKarta^atSatitKtkin lMrfM(T«lrponiftl ttmttttr. Jeremiah Thompson Gerlach Hanna Brittany Hallbauer BACHF:IX)R of SCIENCE IN . llamm ntiptnlt. Johnny Gil Casey Lauren Harrison PUBLIC HFALTH *• h^Kmlmlhgfiml Himenntipirnit. William Kelly Green Jacob Robert Haskins** Burcu Bozkurt** TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 27

CANDIDATES/or CERTIFICATES

December 2012

Undergraduate Certificates

The School ofMedicine ESTABLISHED 1879 Dean William L. Roper

CERTIFICATE IN RADIOGRAPHY Mandi D. Cooke

Postbaccalaureate Certificates

Leisegang The School ofJournalism Rory Forseth and Mass Communication Amer Saeed Malik Grayson Mitchell Privette ESTABLISHED 1924 Shriya Soora Dean Susan Robinson King Catherine Soriano Sharmila Udyavar CERTIFICATE IN TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION CERTIFICATE IN FIELD Wayne Berry Kenneth EPIDEMIOLOGY Jessica Carlson Molly Sharon Severson Brian Elvin Cox Kelly TVent Judith Michelle Panitch

Melinda F. Rains CERTIFICATE Anne Randolph Sutton IN GLOBAL HEALTH Kimberly Lynn Workman Alyssa Ferri Stephen Kyle York Kelly Marie McDonald Laura Joan Philpot The Gillings School of Stephanie Lynn Warner Global Public Health ESTABLISHED 1939 CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL Dean Barbara K. Rimer HEALTH NURSING SPECIALTY Vincent Edward Pair CERTIFICATE IN CORE PUBLIC HEALTH CONCEPTS CERTIFICATE IN Susan Elizabeth Barham PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP Nathan William Epling Eva Lorenz Silena L. Faulkner Lisa Marie Gchtland 28 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

GRADUATE DEGREES

August 2012 Graduates’ names arefollowed by their area ofmajor study, dissertation or project title and the name oftheir doctoral advisor.

The Graduate School Jessica Caroline Cardenas, Pathology, The Role of Pl6 ESTABLISHED 1903 Expression in the Age-Related Risk of Venous Thromboembolism. Dean Steven W. Matson Professor Frank C. Church. David Cavallo, Nutrition, Using Online Social Network Technology to DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Increase Social Suppwrt for Ph>-sical Activity: The Internet Support for Healthy Associations Promoting Exercise (INSHAPE) Study.

Lee M. Adcock III, Education, Re-Casting the Hollywood Indian; Professor Alice S. Ammerman. Technology Integration at Sequoyah Schools. Professor Cheryl Fernando Chague, Economics, Conditional Betas: As>Tnmetric Mason Bolick. Responses to Good and Bad News. Professor Eric Ghysels. Caroline BlLss Adelman, Psychology, Examination of Concurrent and Roseanne Marie Cheng, Physics andAstronomy, Tidal Disruption Longitudinal Associations among Emotional Reactivity to Stress, of a Star by a Massive Black Hole Computed in Fermi Normal Interpersonal Problem-Solving and Adolescent Nonsuicidal Self- Coordinates. Professor Charles R. Evans.

Rebecca II. Best, Political Science, Negotiation in the Shadow of Jeremy Cook, Economics, Essays on Teacher Mobility. Professor an Extremist Threat: Insurgencies and the Internal Commitment Donna Gilleskie. Problem. Professor Navin Bapat. Damien CToXea.o-C\\on\cs, Gerutics and Sfolecidar Biology, Genetic Allison Margaret Bigelow, English, Mining Empire, Planting Contributions to Obesity and Related Complex IVaits in the Cebu

Empire: The Colonial Scientific Literatures of the Americas. Longitudinal Health and Nutrition Survey. Professor Karen L. Professor Timothy Marr. Mohike. Anne Michele Blankenship, Religious Studies, Steps to a New World Boyi Dai, Human Movement Scierue, The Relationships between

Order: Ecumenism and Racial Integration during the World War II Performance and ACL Loading during Athletic Tasks. Professor Japanese American Incarceration. Professor Laurie Maffly-Kipp. Bing Yu.

I,aura Fi. Blue, Chemistry, Synthesis, Physical Characterization, and Craig Dalton, Geography, Mashing-Up Maps: Google Geo Services

Chromatography. Professor James W. Jorgenson. Ensures Homeostasis in Proliferating Tissues. Professor Robert J. Angela YarncII Bonino, Speech and Hearing Sciences, The Effect of Duronio.

Signal-Temporal Uncertainty during Childhood. Professor Lori J. Marco Alexandre de Oliveira, Comparative Literature, Cannibal Leibold. Logic; Latin America under the Sign of an Other Thinking. Asya I^arova Borikova, Pharmacology, Regulation and Function Professor Federico Luisetti and Walter Mignolo. of Cerebral Cavernous Malformation Proteins. Professor Gary L Carrie Duncan, Religious Studies, The Rhetoric of Participation: Johnson. Gender and Representation in Ancient Synagogues. Professor Jodi Heather lA:e Branstcttcr, English, An Alfa-Omcga Approach to Magness. Rhetorical Invention: Queer Revolutionary Pragmatism and Margaret Elizabeth Duncan. Pharmacology, Characterization of Political Education. Professors Jordynn Jack and Jane Danielewicz. Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance in Neisseria Gonorrhoeae. Anna Brigevich, Political Science, Territorial Identity Configurations Profes-sor Robert A. Nicholas. in the European Union: The Impact of Regional Identity on Alan R. Ellis, Social Work, Effortful Control. Social Information Attachment to Europe and Support for Integration. Professor Prtxessing and the Prevention of Aggression in Elementary Liesbet Hooghe. Schools. Professor Mark W. Fraser. Emily Suzanne Brouwer, Epidemiology, Myocardial Infarction Sherine El-Toukhy, Journo/um and Sloes Communication, Priming ' among HIV-Infected Patients Enrolled in the North Carolina Optimism: The Automatkity of Health Rbk Rrreeptions. Profes,sor Medicaid Program. Professor Til Sturmer. Jane D. Brown.

Randy M. Browne, History, Surviving Slavery: Politics, Power and Brandon K. F.vsary, Romance Languages, The Economy and Parovly Authority in British the Caribbean, 1807-1834. Profes.sor John of Matrimony in Boccaceios Decameron. Professor Dino S. Wood Sweet. Cervigni. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 29

Matthew Barker Fariss, Anthropology, Gallinazo Phase Migration in Shawnya L. Harris, Art History, Conceptualizing African American the Moche Valley, Peru. Professor Brian R. Billman. Art: The Market, Academic Discourse and Public Reception. Lauren Elin Fovargue, Mathematics, Addressing the Computational Professor Lyneise E. Williams. Cost of the Immersed Boundary Method through Mulit-Implicit Hannah Reed Harwood, School Psychology, The Relationship and Multi-Rate Strategies with Time Parallelism. Professor Michael between Attention Problems, Internalizing Symptons and Quality L. Minion. of Life in Youth Receiving Outpatient Services. Professors Eric A. Megan Freeman, Psychology, Gene-Emironment Interaction in Early Youngstrom and Barbara H. Wasik. Onset Bipolar Disorder. Professor Eric A. Youngstrom. Qianchuan He, Biostatistics, Variable Selection, Sparse Meta- Christopher J. Gagliardi, Chemistry, Coupled Electron Proton Analysis and Genetic Risk Prediction for Genome-Wide Association TVansfer in Biological Redox Substrates. Professors Thomas J. Studies. Professor Danyu Lin and Hao Zhang. Meyer and Holden Thorp. Pamela Rose Hesker, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Defining the Nathan Geraldi, Marine Sciences, Ojater Reef Ecology and Function of Pyrin, the Familial Mediterranean Fever-Associated Restoration: Findings from Field and Mesocosm Studies. Professor Protein, in Inflammation. Professor Beverly H. Roller. Charles H. Peterson. Jeremy Dale Hilburn, Education, High School Teachers’ Perceptions Rudresh Ghosh, Physics andAstronomy, Metal Oxide Thin Film of Teaching Civics to Immigrant Students in a New Gateway State. Growth by Laser Ablation and Its Applications in High Surface Professor Xue L. Rong. Area Photoanodes. Professor Rene Lopez. Christen Feldmann Holly, Public Policy, The Discretion-Capacity Arthur Gihh, Political Science, Implementing U.S. Securitj’ Strateg>- Framework: A Conceptual Approach to Analyzing the Dynamics of in the 21st Century: A Three- Part Examination of the Evohing Role Federalism and Social Policy. Professor Daniel Gitterman. of the Military in American Foreign and Security- Policy. Professor Jasmine Ti Hudepohl, Psychology, Generalized Restriction: Mark J. C. Crescenzi. Understanding Anorexia Nervosa in an Interpersonal Context. Clare Marks Gib.son, Psychology, An Investigation of the Effects Professor Donald H. Baucom. of Oxytocin on Social Cognition and Social Functioning in Colin Hughes, Chemistry, Total Synthesis of the Proposed Structure Schizophrenia. Professor Da\id L Penn. of Aldingenin B. Professor Michael T. Crimmins. Cary Gillenwater, Education, Graphic Novels in AdxTmced English/ Dwight W. Irvin, Education, Factors Affecting Adult Talk in the Language Arts Classrooms: A Phenomenological Case Study. Inclusive Classroom and the Socially Competent Behavior of Professor Madeleine Grumet. Preschoolers with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Professors Brian A. Benjamin McMillen Goerger, Human Movement Science, The Effect Boyd and Harriet Able. of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuiy and Reconstruction on Lower Ning Jin, Computer Science, Discriminative Subgraph Pattern Mining Extremity Biomechanics, Coordination and Variabilit)'. Professor and Its Applications. Professor Wei Wang. Darin Suprateek A. Padua. Kundu, Biostatistics, Bayesian Nonparametric Methods Ja.soii Rosenbaum Goldsmith, Pharmacology, Mechanisms of Mu for Conditional Distributions. Professors David B. Dunson and Opioid Receptor Mediated Protection from Multiple Models of Pranab K. Sen. Acute Injuiy. Professor Christian Jobin. Hoa Van Le, Epidemiology, Evaluation of the Performance of the Inmaciilada Soler, Linguistics. Acquiring Spanish at the High-Dimensional Gomez Propensity Score Algorithm to Adjust for Interfaces: Approach to the L2 Acquisition of Psjrh- Confounding of An Integrative TVeatment Effects Estimated in Healthcare Claims Verbs. Professor Misha Becker. Data. Professor Til Stiirmer. Siisanne Languages, Redeeming the Brandyn Gregory Gomohich, Germanic Rogers Lee, Mathematics, A Comparison of and Medical Discourse Eigencones Imagination: The Case Study, Literature under Certain Diagram Automorphism. Professor around 1800. Profes.sor Jonathan Hess. Shrawan Kumar. Donald Movement Science, A Comparison of Steven Leigh, Human Lee Goss, Human Movement Science, The Influence of Technique Initial Loading Rates among Four on Throwing lower Extremity Joint Work and Performance and Injury Risk in Javelin Tlirowers. Different Running Styles. Profes.sor Michael T. Gross. Professor Bing Yu. Josliiia Understanding Regional Water Steven Morgan I.ewis, Michael Gray, Geography, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Comput.ational and Climate Protein Resource Dynamics Due to I-and-Cover/Land-Use Interface Design and Prediction with Experimental Changes in the North Carolina Piedmont. Professor Conghe Song. Constraints. Professor Brian Kuhlman.

John I). a Biops>ichosocial Model of Colin Lickvvar, Genetics Guerry, Psychology, Towards and Molecular Biology, The Role of Set2, Thoughts and Beha\iors. Professor Thmscription Factor Residence Adolescent Self-Injurious and Nucleosome Spacing in the Dynamic Access of Genomic Mitchell J. Prinstein. Information. Professor Jason Lieb. Wealth Effects Cathay Liu, Philosophy, Mustafa I laliik Giiler, Economics, Housing Unification in Descartes’ Philosophy of Mechanism and the Monctaiy Policy TVansmission in Tlirkej’. Mathematics. Professor Alan J. Nelson. Professor Katy Liu, Cell and Molecular Physiology, Richard T. Froycn. Functions of Myosin-X in Collision Avoidance Polarized Epithelial Stephen J. Guy, Computer Srience, Geometric Cells. Professor Richard E. Cheney. for Simulation. Professors MingC. lin and Dendy I). laifton. Environmental Heterogeneous Crowd Sciences and Engineering, Factors Regulating Methane Production Dinesh Manocha. and Oxidation in Two Shallow Arctic Alaskan Quaker Elizabeth Harmon, Epidemiology, Variations in I-akes. Professor Stephen C. Wlialen. Preterm Birth. Small Diane Ix>.sanlo, Psychology, An Inflaminntoiy and Cell Cj'clc Genes and Examination of Initial Condition of Pregnancy. Specification in the Structural for Gestational Age and H)7>erlensive Disorders Equations Modeling Framework. Profes.sor Profe.s.sor Stephanie M. Engel. Sy-Miin Chow. a

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David S. iMwry, Anthropology, For the Healing of the Nations: Ijeoma J. Nwabuzor, Social Work, Examining the Risk of Out- Lumbee Indian Community, Christian Missions and the of-Home Placement among Child Welfare Involved Families TVansformative Power of Professor James Peacock. Intervention. Victimized by Domestic Violence. Professor Mark F. Testa. Cypriot Christians Matthew Lubin, History, Aftermath ofWar: and Emily Anna Oblath, Chemistry, Microfluidic Derices for Performing Mediterranean Geopolitics, 1571-1625. Professor Melissa M. Bullard. Multiplexed Immunoassa)'s and Nucleic Acid Tests. Professor J. Winnie Kavulani Luseno, Maternal and Child Health, Effect of Michael Ramsey. the Mchinji Social Cash TVansfer Pilot Scheme on Children’s Stephen Lccler Olirier, Computer Science, Locality Awareness for Schooling, and Health Outcomes: Multilevel Study Work A Using Task Parallel Computation. Professor Jan F. Prins. Experimental Data. Professor Kavita Singh Ongechi. Timothy Gerald Otten, Entnronmental Sciences and Engineering, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Drug-Loaded Lipid Ping Ma, Nanoparticles Ecophjsiology and Toxigenicitj- of C>-anobacterial Assemblages: for Improved Cancer Tfeatment: Engineering, In-Vitro and In-Vivo Molecular Insights into Toxin Production — With Emphasis on Evaluation. Professor Russell J. Mumper. Microcystins. Professor Hans W. Paerl. Ixjah Jill Sirkus McGrath, Epidemiology, Influenza Vaccine Sakiko Oyama, Human Movement Science, Eflfects ofThink Effectiveness among Patients on Hemodialysis: Methods to Control Movement on Pitching Biomechanics and Performance in High the Healthy-User Bias. Professor M. Alan Brookhart. School Baseball Pitchers. Professor Joseph B. Myers. Jessica Tsesha Meed, Health Policy and Management, Home Jessica Hyui-Su Park, Chemistry, Design of Beta-Haiprins and Beta- Front — Exploring Associations between Household Structure, Sheets for Molecular Recognition. Professor Marcey L. Waters. Coping Strategies and Behavorial Health Visits within the Military. Lisa Parker, Health Behavior and Health Education, Positive Professor James V. Porto. Prevention with Youth Liring with HW/AIDS in Kinshasa, William J. Meyer Jr., Anthropology, Home of the Living, Land of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Professor Suzanne Maman. Dead: Dwelling with the Bronze and Iron Age Tombs of Southern Sarah Elizabeth Parker, Comparative Literature, Contrary Signs: Burgundy. Professor Carole L. Crumley. Categorizing Illness in Early Modem Literature. Professor Jessica Stephen Andrew Miller, Chemistry, Ultrafast Dynamics L. Wolfe. in Nanomaterials: From Gold Clusters to Dye-Sensitized Sharon Denise Parker, Sodfd Work, Incarcerated W’omen; Exploring Semiconductors. Professor Andrew M. Moran. the Interrelatedness of Intimate Partner Violence, Drug Use and Maria Minakova, Chemistry, Advanced Computer Simulations of HIV Risk Behariors. Professor Catherine Fogel. Nanomaterials and Stochastic Biological Processes. Professors Michael Vincent Paulauskas, History, Moscow on the Potomac: Garegin A. Papoian and John M. Papanikolas. The Soviet Embassy and Detente, 1969-1979. Professor Donald J. Hayley Mitchell, School Psychology, A Longitudinal Examination of Raleigh. Father Involvement and Its EffecU on the Social, Emotional and Jolynn Pek, Psychology, Fungible Parameter Contours and Economic Outcomes of Adult Offspring. Professor Barbara H. Confidence Regions in Structural Equation Models. Professor Wasik. Robert C. MacCallum. Ilyse R. Morgenstein Fuerst, Religious Studies, Religions of Empire: Sherket Breshon Peterson, Pharmaceutical Scieruxs, Defining the Islamicate Texts, Imperial Taxonomies and South Asian Definitions Structural Cues within Heparan Sulfate That Direct Heparanase of Religion. Professor Carl W. Ernst. Cleavage. Professor Jian Liu. Zsolt Nagy, History, Grand Delusions: Interwar Hungarian Cultural David Phillips, English, Black Blood/Red Ink; Fact, Fiction, and Diplomacy, 1918-1941. Professor Chad Bryant. Authorial Self-Representation in Vladimir Nabokovs Look at the Robert Cooper Nathan, History, The Blood of Our Heroes: Race, Harlequins!, Marguerite Duras' L'Amant De La Chine Du Nord, Memory and Iconography in Cuba, 1902-1962. Professor Ixiuis A. and Philip Roth’s Operation Shyiock: A Confession. Professor John Perez Jr. McGowan. Punya Navaratnar^ah, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Total Internal Felix Portnoy, Information Science, Avoiding Ad Avoidance: Factors Reflection - Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (TIR-FCS): Affecting the Perception of Online Banner Ads. Professor Gary Application to the Study of Ligand-Receptor Interactions. Profes.sor Marchionini. Nancy L. Thompson. Kavita Praveen, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Modeling Human Britton White Newman, Romance Languages, The Narrative Spinal Muscular Atrophy Mutations in Drosophila Melanogastcr. of Censorship in Cuban Novels of the 1990s. Professor Rosa Professor Gregory Matera. Perelmuter. TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 31

Martha Priedeman Skiles, Maternal and Child Health, An Equity Cheryl Ann Smith-Miller, Nursing, Type 2 Diabetes Self- Analysis of Performance-Based Financing in Rwanda. Professor Management: Influences on Nutritional Practices and Physical Sian Curtis. Activity among Spanish-Speaking Limited-English Hispanics. Angela Proctor, Chemistry, Development of Peptidase-Resistant Professor Diane C. Berry. Peptide Substrates for Measurement of Protein Kinase B and Bcr- Jesica Speed, Communication Studies, Working Artists. Professors Abl Kinase Activity. Professor Nancy L. Allbritton. Madeleine R. Grumet and Steve K. May. Diana Marie Rancourt, Psychology, Potential Mechanism of Peer Karen Cruz Stapleton, English, Reading Food: Gender, Ethnicity Influence on Adolescent Girls’ Disordered Eating Behavior: An and Transnational Identities in Latina Literature. Professor Maria Experimental Design. Professor Mitchell J. Prinstein. DeGuzman. Billye N. Rhodes, Education, “We Can Speak for Ourselves”: Kimberly Michelle Steward, Chemistry, Strategies for the Synthesis Parent Involvement and Ideologies of Black Mothers in an Urban and Use of p-Stereogenic a-Keto Esters. Professor Jeffrey S. Community. Professor George W. Noblit Johnson. Vanesa Ribas, Sociology, On the Line: The Working Lives of Latinos Peter Benjamin Stranges, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Design of and African Americans in the New South. Professor Jacqueline M. Protein-Protein Interactions Via fl-Strand Pairing. Professor Brian Hagan. Kuhlman. Jennifer Elise Ringberg, Anthropology, Daily Life at Cerro Leon, Andrew Stuart, Chemistry, Optimization and Characterization of an Early Intermediate Period Highland Settlement in the Moche New Materials to Enhance Performance of Polymer Solar Cells. Valley, Peru. Professor Brian R. Billman. Professor Wei You. Melinda Margaret Roberts, Biology, Genetic Regulation of Cell Wei Sun, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Develop Small Molecule Death and Disease Resistance in Arabidopsis. Professor Jeffeiy L. Regulators of GTPase-Activating Proteins ofADP-Ribosylation Dangl. Factors (ARFGAPs). Professor Qjsheng Zhang. Jane Robertson, Education, Self-Efficacy and Collaborative Elizabeth Thill, Classics, Cultural Constructions; Depictions of Learning: An Intervention Study. Professor Jeffrey A. Greene. Architecture in Roman State Reliefs. Professor Monika TVuemper. Jason Michael Rochctte, Chemistry, Versatile Routes to Photo- Claudio Viotti, Mathematics, Analytical and Numerical Studies on Responsive Polyesters for Dual and TViple Shape Memory Stratified Fluid Flows. Professors Roberto Camassa and Richard M. Biomaterials. Professor Valerie S. Ashby. McLaughlin. Derek Alan Rodriguez, Information and Library Science, Developing Catherine Joy Vladutiu, Epidemiology, Motor Vehicle Crashes and the “Understanding Library Impacts Protocol": A Method for Adverse Maternal and Fetal Outcomes among Pregnant Drivers in Detecting and Communicating Academic Library Impact on North Carolina. Professor Charles Poole. Student Learning. Professor Helen Tibbo. David Biaozhi R Wei, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Economic Evaluation Hongyu Ru, Statistics, Statistical Analysis of Financial Time Series of Biological Therapy Use among Patients with Crohn’s Disease. and Risk Management. Professors Eric Ghj’sels and Chuanshu Ji. Professor Joel F. Farley. Megan Arlene Riia, Ecology, Mutualists in Plant Erich Alan Werner, The Role of English, Rants, Reactions and Other Rhetorics: Response to Pathogen Professor Charles E. Mitchell. Genres of the Infection. YouThbe Vlog. Professor Jordynn Jack and Daniel Fatiniah Sarifah Salleh, Mass Communication, Empowered Women Anderson. Resist: Struggle for Civil Sarah Taves Three Black Women Journalists in the Whitley, Neurobiology, Investigating the Glial Rights. Professors Jane D. Brown and Donald Shaw. Contribution to Persistent Neuropathic Pain. Professor Ken Brandon Sams, Education, Reading Acts: An Inquiry into Reading McCarthy. and Teaching. Professor Madeleine GrumeL Elizabeth Marie Widen, Nutrition, Applying a Mother-Infant Magdalena Astronomy, I'lMR Studj" of Dyad Perspective TVaico Sandor, Physics and to Examine the Nutritional Interrelationships of Local Liquid Behavior of HIV-Infected Magnetism, Anelastic Deformation and Malawian Mothers and Their Exclusively Breastfed Bulk Metallic Glasses. Professor Yue Wu. Infants. Professor Linda Adair. Ozge Clustered Factor Approach David C. Anderson Savascin, Economics, Endogenously Wiltshire, Classics, “Hopeful Joy”: A Study of to Macroeconomics. Professor Neville R Francis. Laetus in Vergil’s Aeneid. Professor James J. O’Hara. Ivana The Role of Gut Amy C. Wollish, Microbiology Semova, Cell and Molecular Physiology, and Immunology, Contributions of the Professor John F. Rawls. Host Immune Microbiota and Diet in Lipid Metabolism. Response to Control and Protection upon Infection Sarah Partj' with Neurovirulent Shair-Rosenfield, Political Science, Electoral Reform, a Alphavirus. Professor Mark T. Heise. Indonesia. Jordan Womick, System Evolution and Democracy in Contemporary Chemistry, Nonlinear Optical Studies of Natural and Professor Jonathan Hartl>Ti. Artificial Ught Harvesting Antennae. Professor Andrew Moran. Dan Shen, Statistics, Sparse PCA Asymptotics and Analv-sis of TVee Tong-Yng Wu, Biomedical Engineering, Novel Cheminformatics Data. Professors Steve Marron and Haipeng Shen. Methods for Modeling Biomolecular Data in High Dimension Low Latin America Sample Size (HDLSS) Aram Shepherd, English, The Contours ofAmerica: Chemistry Space. Professors David Lalush and the Borders of Modernist Literature in the United States. and Alexander TVopsha. Hao Xu, Computer Professor Maria DeGuzmdn. Science, How to Efficiently Implement an OSHL- Based Automatic Jennifer Gently Shields, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Theorem Proven Professor David Plaisted. JingXu, Utilization of Microbial Source-TVacking Markers to Inform Chemistry, Precisely Engineered Protein-Based PRINT® High Particles for Delivery of Tkrgeted Remediation and Predict Potential Pathogens in Nucleic Acids. Professor Joseph M. DeSimone. Weichen Xu, Pharmaceutical Priority Surface Waters. Professor Jill Stewart ^ Sciences, Peptide- Based Biosensors and Ught-Activatable Proteins: Tools for Studying Cell Signaling and Developing Cancer Diagnosis. Professor David Lawrence. 32 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Liqiang Yang, Materials Science, Design Strategies for Polymer Solar Implications for Practice within the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry. Cells of High Efficiency and Low Cost: Materials, Interface and Professors John E. Paul and Suzanne H. Hobbs. Device Structures. Professors Wei You and Edward Samulski. Susan Elaine Young, Nursing, A Qualitative Analysis ofAftercare The School of Education Service Provision for Survivors of Sex Trafficking in North Carolina. ESTABLISHED 1885 Professor Diane Kjervik. Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid

DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Thomas Price Britton, Health Policy and Management, Mandated Sharon Bond, Curriculum and Instruction, Secondary Science and Treatment, 12-Step Support Groups, and Criminal Recidivism Mathematics Teachers’ Perceptions of Support and Induction. Policy Implications and Perspective. Professor Peggy Leatt. Professor Rita O’Sullivan. Kristine E. Shields, Health Policy and Management, The John Wheeler, Educational Leadership, N.C. Superintendent Participation of Pregnant Women in Clinical Research: Tbrnover. Professor Fenwick English.

ACADEMIC DRESS

The following information, based in part on An Academic Costume Code and Ceremony Guide (published by the American Council on Education), may be helpful in identifying academic attire worn during UNC’s Commencement exercises.

DEGREE CANDIDATES’ FACULTY REGALIA. Faculty Wear the regalia of the institution REGALIA. The University’s that conferred their highest degree. The doctoral gowns are bachelor’s gown was rede- usually faced with black velvet, although the color of the velvet

signed last year by award- may vary according to the field of study. Hoods, which differ in winning colorist and fashion length according to the level of the degree held, are lined with

designer Alexander Julian — a official colors ofthe university or college that conferred the degree, Chapel Hill native and UNC usually with one color forming a chevron pattern over the other. alumnus — to be both Caro- Some colors you will see on faculty and administrators’ robes are, lina blue and truly green, as in for example, tbe crimson of Harvard, the maroon of Chicago, the sustainably made. The fabric orange and black of Princeton, the dark blue of Yale, and the light

for the new Thie Blue gown is blue and white of North Carolina. made from 100 percent post-consumer recycled plastic bottles (23 Like the hoods of master’s and doctoral degree candidates,

bottles for each gown) and is manufactured at mills in the Carolinas. faculty hoods are edged and bound with velvet in the color appro-

The information about the gown’s sustainability is suitably printed priate to the field of study. The colors in the hoods and gowns of directly on the cloth, without the use of an extra label. In addition to faculty and administrators represent the following fields in which being dyed a custom Carolina blue color, the Thie Blue gowns also degrees were taken:

have a more streamlined fit, white piping along the yoke and two white panels in front. The new tassels are blue and white, topped with a silver-colored Old Well medallion. An optional accessoiy is apricot: Nursing peacock blue: Public an embroidered white stole that the graduate may give to a parent brown: Fine Arts Administration in gratitude after the Commencement ceremony. citron: Social Work pink: Music The untrimmed, black master’s gown has a hood and an oblong crimson: Journalism purple: Law sleeve, open at the wrist, that hangs nearly to the ground; the back DARK blue: Philosophy sage green: Physical

part of its oblong shape is square cut and the arc in the front is cut GOLDEN yellow: Scicncc Education away. The hooded doctoral gown features three bars across each green: Medicine SALMON pink: Public Health sleeve. In 1999, the Faculty Council authorized a special doctoral LEMON yellow: scarlet: Theology gown for Carolina graduates. It is Carolina blue, with facings and Library Science yellow brown: Commerce, crossbars of dark blue outlined in white piping. The facings bear the LIGHT blue: Education Business, Accountancy shield of the University supported by the torches of learning. lilac: Dentistry white: Arts, Letters, The hoods of master’s and doctoral degree candidates vary in OLIVE green: Pharmacy Humanities color according to the field of study (see list below). orange: Engineering TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 33

POSTBACCALAUREATE PROFESSIONAL DEGREES, GRADUATE DEGREES and PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE DEGREES

August 2012

The School of Dentistry Folklore Religious Studies Theo Christopher Walker ESTABLISHED 1949 Sara Camp Arnold Shannon Lorraine Harvey Dean Jane A. Weintraub Joseph Edward DeCosimo Ecology Marwa Yusuf Koheji Romance Languages and Nicholas Stephen Adams DOCTOR OF DENTAL Thomas Craig Owens Literatures Naomi B. Schwartz SURGERY Julie M. Warner Kristin Miyoko Madden Geography Economics Priscilla Pinto Ferreira Vaz Sociology Derya Koleoglu The Eshelman School of Risa Jean Griffin Pharmacy Linguistics Shradha Shrestha Environmental Sciences and ESTABLISHED 1897 Jeffrey Kline Gilbert Engineering Dean Robert A. Blouin Emily Moeng MASTER OF CITY AND Kristen Alexandra Bretz REGIONAL PLANNING Lani Michelle Clough DOCTOR OF PHARMACY Mass Communication Chrishaun Scott Smith Ryan Bradley Gustafson Matthew Thomas Starr Megan Elizabeth Camm Christopher Wells Gabriel Edward McGowan Joshua Michael Davis Maya Lakshmi Nadimpalli The Graduate School Tiffany P. Devereux MASTER OF SCIENCE Stephen Bradley Teet ESTABLISHED 1903 Theresa A. Flagg Dean Steven W. Matson Kelly A. Izlar BiomedicalEngineering Geological Sciences Amy Miml Schiffman Benjamin V. Keller Colleen McCormick Long MASTER OF ARTS Andrew Royce Westney Alexander Timothy Mastro Joshua M. Rosera Caitlin Renee Rushlow Art History Musicology Biostatistics Jonathon Syrek Ryan Patrick Johnson Molly Leeanna Barnes Jasperlynn Esther Kao Ian Zacharia Winkelstem Christa Anne Bentley Kaitlyn Connelly McConville Yue Zhang Education Aaron Gabriel Rapaport Kristen Leigh Much Aubrey Noel Comperatore Hongsuk Song Materials Science Elizabeth Lynn Greive Political Science Donna Jean Wilson Zhigang Zhong Melody Kung John Granville Cluverius Samathryn Emmanuelle Witham Robert Anthony Galantucci Chemistry Neurobiology Fraser Holmes Laura Anne Benton Megan Beckel Kratz Exercise and Sport Science John Peter Lappie Joseph Lynn Emfinger Leigh Kyle William Deanna L. Babcock Monica Moore Olson Nutrition Stephanie Allene Bomberger MarkYacoub Katherine Ann Schmidtke Drew Coleman Millette Robert Jeffrey Bonser Emily Gibb Psychology Computer Science Occupational Therapy Bholah Christine May Gilsdorf Prema Anna Dmitriyevna Derbakova Joy Lynn Agner Brownstone Nicolai Joseph Marc Ingriselli Lisa May Dragan Katherine Celeste Brewer Danielle Kristen Jordanna Koltun Dean Rukun Fan Elizabeth Elaine Buse Sandy Fischer Cecily Marie Lehman Melanie Yang Huang Amanda Lee Carroll Richard Shane Hutton John Patrick Marsh Shih-Ling Keng Hillary Lyn Colter Daniel B. Lee Charlotte Allen Shatten Yinpeng Li Michelle TVaci Hiatt Milton Eugene Picklesimer Lei Pan Bonnie J. Virag Amanda Kay Johnston YusufAli Simonson Catherine Kane Kaminski 34 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Bridgette Nicole McDougal Dean James W. Dean Jr. Cierra Marie Hill Sarah Lynne Dudley Caroline Frances McGhee Ann N. Hovis Jonathan Earl Dusenbury Elizabeth R. Merrill MASTER OF BUSINESS Rachel R. Huber Elizabeth Ashley Duvall Chelsea Rebecca Nycum ADMINISTRATION Candace C. Jennette Kathryn Holly Earnhardt Spencer Edward Perraut Evariyel Alegria Kelly Reese Jones Anna Maria Gannon Caroline Maria Pinkston John Andrew Balog Karen Marie Kaczman Leah Elizabeth Godfrey Sasha Anne Valdez Ryan Scott Barry Marissa Lynn Kelly Andreya S. Gomez Elise Bullard Wright Juan Carlos Bonell Stacy Elaine Kennedy Meagan Leigh Hendricks Douglas B. Carney Jennifer Ellen Kolb Catherine Leigh Hickey Operative Dentistry John Robert Davis Linda Waters Long Julia Keating Higby-Naquin Roopwant Kaur Alan Neil Golding Robert McAuliffe Mary Hanna Humphrey Brian Thomas Goral Nancy Jane McCracken Sara Danielle Hurd Oral aridMaxillofacial Rajkumar Viswadoss Iyer Joan Frances Mills Paul Michael Ingram

Radiology Matthew T. Jones Amy Elizabeth Moffet So Lim Kim Martin E. Evers Eli Pasag Joseph Kelly Ann Murphy Lauren Rita Kimmich Sachin Mahajan Miriam Palma Sara Elizabeth Klein Pharmaceutical Sciences William Patrick Metzler Susan Pape Julie Ann Krenzer-Frybarger Jacob W. Holler Thomas Joseph Miller Elizabeth Ashley Price Ting Yuk Lam Robin Kathleen Watson Moser Michelle Reichel Elizabeth Dohyun Lee Pharmacology John Patrick Neal Amy Melaine Brown Rickard Rachel Marissa Lithman Jasmyn Dardy James Michael O’Brien Emily Elise Rinkoski Willem M. Lutter Brent Douglas Hehl Manan C. Patel Christina Denise Robinson Andrew Colin Madlon Aaron Ricker Casandra Bullard Seed Amanda Kimberly Manning Physics Easwaran Subramaniam Adelaide Elizabeth Snedden Jeffrey Scott Maynard Amy Colon Kayte Jean Taylor Morgan Taylor Snyder Allison Leigh Melton Sridhar Vaka Alexander Thomas Soper Cassandra M. Montelongo Prosthodontics Kevin Michael Walsh Ashley Danielle Stover Molly Lynn Purgason Theresa C. Wang Douglas B. Warner Lara Nally Streby Elizabeth Frances Rhyne Ryan August Wiese Donna Wilkins Thompson David W. Ritchie Rehabilitation Counseling and Allison Bryant Thorb Lucy Kenyon Roberts Psychology The School of Education Elaina Toman Jessica Lynne Rudd Sarah Hahn Archer ESTABLISHED 1885 Ashley Elizabeth Tyndall Jamie Thomas Schendt Leah Cox Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Donna L. Uhlich Molly Virginia Schultz Maria Luz De La Serna Buzon Lauren Elizabeth Vejvoda Whitney Shattuck Rachel Marie Espey MASTER OF EDUCATION Kellye Anne Walton Rachel Berry Surles Gina Jessamyn Johnson Patricia Albomoz Anna Blake Watkins Leslie Erin Taylor Caley Martin Kropp Kristi Lynn Angstadt Rolie Adrienne Webb Timothy Daniel Uher Sena M. Moran Dawn Marie Baldwin lyenda Zakia White Betsy Elise Van Jura Kelly Marie Nelson Michael Anthony Barbaza Brian Franklin Woodard Jordan Elizabeth Webb Laurel Marie Powell Geoffrey Thomas Berry Esther Wu Justin Mahlon Webb Shahin Dadfar Sabouri Rebecca Croteau Black Bryan Michael Zelski Megan Kathleen Wickenden Karie Ann Strader Kristina Smith Brock Leeanna Jean Williams Amanda Leigh Beaty Tewell Jessica Elaine Browne MASTER OF ARTS IN Melissa Gedachian Zemon Brooke Michelle Vincent Amber Lynn Buck TEACHING Caroline Williams Junica Shanee Chavis Kelsie Mariam Adloo The School of Jenna Rae Clark Andrea M. Alvino Information and Library Statistics and Operations Melanie Patricia Crawley Dennis Patrick Baker Science Research Raelene Miller Daley Naomi Bracha Barlaz ESTABLISHED 1931 Sandeep Sarangi Melissa Marie Davenport Kelly Robert Barley Dean Gary Marchionini Ying Song Keya Shanae Dunn Andrew Hunter Barrett Tan Xu Danielle Elizabeth Faerber Mary Katherine Bean MASTER OF SCIENCE IN

Krystal L. Forte’ Sarah Elizabeth Brock INFORMATION SCIENCE Lauryn Elissa Francis James Dennis Brooks Jr. Pamella R. Lach Mary Margaret Kane Frommer Tiffany Erin Burgin Jimi Radabaugh Sara Rathman Fuller Kathryn Joy Byrd Paula Rosalie Rigoli TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 35

Kelly Alyse Cook Jonathan Kellen Reid Jarvis Taumel Gray Sophie Kay Shaikh Heather Nicole Jacobson Lauren Nicole Simpson Jessica Eden Factor Landin Tracey A. Slaughter Weiyu Liu Stuart-Allison Moffat Staley Marina A. McLaughlin Paul M Swaney Stephen Joel Motew Bridget D. Teevan Kelly Jeffries Pollock Claire L. Teigland Sana Carter Saccocio Maria Theresa Thekkekandam Manas Ranjan Sarangi Sheri Rene Tibbs William Alexander Shatraw Emily E. Waner Jonathan Keaton Thornhill Matthew H. Wetschler Khanh Nhat Tran Viet Nzingha Jaunita White Christopher Brian Wiggs Daniel Alan Willner Paul Philip Zimmerman Jennifer Cantwell Wood Daniel Jacob Wurzelmann Beata Halina Rosson Aisha Jacasta Jones MASTER OF PUBLIC Carolyn Melinda Ziemer Lee E. Shaw Sarah Marie Kauk HEALTH Caren Melanie Weiner Campbell Alicia Lauren Kinsey Obaftmto Opeyemi Abimbola MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Jesse Lin Kowalski Arti Ajmani CLINICAL RESEARCH MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Amanda Elizabeth Martin Ian Matthew Allen Erin Teeter Carey LIBRARY SCIENCE Kelly Ann McCall Diana Allotey David J. Frantz Willa Margaret Armstrong Leigh Anne McLaughlin Simon Benjamin Ascher Matthew E. Nielsen Sofia Becerra- Licha Jennifer Schultz Mickey Alexander Arkin Berger Jennifer Hui-Yu Tang Alston McNeill Brake Mary Clare Murray Rachel Elizabeth Bland Rachel Peragallo Urrutia William David Cook Derrick Ross O’Neal Rachel C. Blasiak Susan Margaret Craft Olanike O. Oladele Jillian Ellen Brown MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Matthew Thomas Dailey Kathryn Hannah Pegg Lisa Martin Carroll PUBLIC HEALTH Douglas S. Diesenhaus Samantha Marie Price Jeroen Filip De Man Aileen Jenna Beckham Sarah Elizabeth Dooley Kyle Koelle Rascoe Julie Ann Decoster Travis Conrad Book Dara Ann Elmore Neeti Amanda Elizabeth Reed Doshi Sara L. Campbell Matthew John Farrell Susan Higgins Reeves Laura Corbin Downey Sage Reimer Dunlevy Anna Jane Kephart Susan Victoria Russell Michael Alan Gee Grant Cargile Ligon Kimberly Louise McCray Sarah Kate Sites Taylor Meredith Ashley Gilliam Sara Elizabeth Mishamandani Kyndal Ann Owens Ashley Christine Tortorici Catherine Marie Green Van Thi Ha Nghiem Jennifer Shona Scully Elizabeth Lynn Vaughn Yvonne Greene Rachel Elizabeth Wachter Armando Suarez Katie Elizabeth Volkerding Anna Grodecki Lauren Rose Tomola Rachel Elizabeth Wachter Fiona Anne Hahn The School of Social Natalie Rae Vaders Stephanie Allen Harrison Work Christopher Joseph Weeg The School ofNursing Rachel E. Hines ESTABLISHED 1920 Matisha Hayden Wiggs ESTABLISHED 1950 Bethany Faith Hodge Dean Jack M. Rickman Caitlin Esther Wilson Dean Kristen M. Swanson Michelle McCrain Kiser Ingrid K. Kotowski MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK The School of Medicine MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Rachel Morgan Little Katherine Andrea Benzaquen ESTABLISHED 1879 Ying NURSING Liu Emilia Ball Diamant Dean William L. Roper Bejal Jayesh Kikani Sasha McGee Derek Paul Easley Rachael Arlene Lorenzen April E. Mendoza Isela Gutierrez DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL Lisa Shea Roberts Richard Dane Meredith THERAPY Sarah Marie Mian Lindsey Lee Ashley The Gillings School of Rebekah White Moehring Brittany Amanda Cant Global Public Health Andrew M. Moon Katherine Darshan Culver ESTABLISHED 1939 James Thomas Nugent Joshua Blake Dunigan Dean Barbara K. Rimer Scott Ttye Owens Cari Marie Eicher Quang Huy Pham

Michael Steven Essa II MASTER OF HEALTHCARE William E. Poe III April Marian Fay ADMINISTRATION Javeria Shaheen Qureshi Christina Yvonne Gray Stephen Duncan Arrowood William Anthony Rearick J

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BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

August 2012

The College ofArts and David Strauss Baron* McKenna Kirsten Franchik Economics Sciences Kim Ellen Bird Andrew Brian Gaither* Delsie-Anne Christina Bailey ESTABLISHED 1795 Kristopher Marcus Brevard Folajimi Adedamola Goke- Rachel Nicole Bilskie Dean Karen M. Gil Christopher Alexander Bullock Pariola Cheng Cai Stephanie Burkhardt Cole Chapman Hammack* Xi Cao BACHELOR OF ARTS Avery Grayson Cheves Jesse L. Holley William Johnstone Carlton Jaclyn Louann Cloninger Lynne Marie Hull Steven Michael Cebertowicz Afncan andAfro-American William Costen Sarah Kenney Hussey Byron Yi Chen Studies Sofia Johara Davis David Whitfield Kenney Jr. Dongjin Cho Halimat Andrea Alli-Balogun Jay Spencer Goss Ross Patrick Maloney* Christopher James Eckert Anali Gaytan Brian John Gribbon Chad Jamal Manhertz Amber Marie Fowler Folajimi Adedamola Goke- Phillip David Hamilton Kristina Emenuella McDowell Michael Harrison Frucht Pariola Morgan Taylor Locklear Hannah Caitlin McGill Karl Anthony Hamlin Safiyyah Rashae Hassan Nana Ama Anima Ofori Amanda Grace Newton* Sean Ryan Hickey Jeremy Tyler Martin Katie Jo Pova Jing Niu Jacob Tyler Hurdt Sabrina Rohanie Officer Christina Lee Raines Brooke Ashlee Odom Prajwal R. Kilari

James Patrick Finnegan III Jingyi Yang Elissa Gail Rumer Saang Lee Kenan Lewis Stewart Hou Weng Lei Anthropology Chemistry Laura Elizabeth Stoltz* Justin Andrew Longoria Jamee Maria Ernst* Alina Diaz Breana Cymone Thomas Damon Antony McGuire Lucas Joel Espinosa Alexia Vemae Hobbs Kevin Clarence Thomas James John McLaughlin Meghan Harrison Gilliland Honam Jimmy Lau Marcus Jahmel Thomas James Gregory Moye Steven Andres Mieses Jacquelyn Renee Taft Sarah Wesley Wheaton Jacob Ezra Nouriel* Jonathan Clifton Outlaw Brent Vassar Williams Alexander Padraic Pellas Emily Ashton Raper Classics Matthew Charles Zachaiy Joshua B. Price David Allen Robson Richard Brandon Weiss* Mikhail Radionchenko Jennifer Anne Smith Comparative Literature John Bradford Rider Daniel Glenn Struble Communication Studies John William 0’Neill**++ Ryan Glenn Sharpe Sara Kaye Wyatt* Stedman Martin Ashley Jonathan Brooks Slaughter* William Andrew Sheppard Meah Denee Barrington Joseph Francis Woodruff* Daniel Eugene Small Archaeology Charles Everett Bartel John Enver Trevathan

Harvey Kirk Bagwell II* Gregory Jerrod Best Computer Science Jeffrey Alexander Warthon Sara Kaye Wyatt* William James Bingham Paul Anthony Bouchon Denis Yip Rachel Erin Blackwelder Jonathan Samuel Holston Asian Studies Catherine Danielle Blaylock Han D. Vo English Krystal Rose- Elaine Bush Alaina Volk Braswell* Hope Michelle Basnight Laura Elizabeth Harris** Joseph B. Burkhardt Contemporaty European Abbie Rhian Bennett Andrew Ryan Lewis Ariel Lynn Butters Studies Emily Jeanene Burris Virginia Lynn Sparks Mary Cameron Caison Zachary Benjamin Toal Bryce Elliot Butner Benjamin James Tbrman* Maria Anali Casarrubias Ramirez Justin Chandler Wilcox Deirdre Lynette Corbett Jeffrey Alexander Warthon Ami- Ruth Cox Joseph Burgess Coulter* Charles Lenard Cox DramaticArt Rhoda Joy Davis-Jennings Biology Lorelei Lynn Evans Chelsea Ceceille James* Jessica Anne Gregory Lauren Elizabeth Allen Brooke Holland Fentress Breana Cymone Thomas William Luther Hand Michael Benjamin Fortier Brian Eric Heim TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 37

Michael Boyd Hungate Jing Niu+ Chelsea Ceceille James* Julia Kimmey King Germanic and Slavic UNIVERSITY COLORS Hannah Caitlin McGill Languages and Literatures Ashley Nicole McMorris Mckenzie Campbell Noblitt* As symbols of unity among Carolina students, alumni and Alexandra Hope McPherson** fans, the school colors of light blue and white were first used Elisabeta Pindic* Globed Studies around 1800 to distinguish between members of the Dialectic David Allen Robson August Jerome Armbrister and Philanthropic Literary Societies. Throughout the 19th Charlene Joy Ruiz Kathryn Nicole Charles century, students were required to be members of either the Jennifer Anne Smith Hunter David Cwalinski Di or the Phi. The Di’s color was light blue, and the Phi’s was Andrew John Waszkowski Erica Leigh Detrick* At University commencements, balls and other social Jordan Nicole Fletcher* white. events, the student officials, managers and marshals wore the Environmental Studies Allison Alden Gaby color of their society, blue or white. Because the chief marshal Hunter Bryan Hagy Heather Hileen Hickox or chief ball manager represented the whole student body, Heather Rochelle Hyde Rebecca Ashley Hundley not just his society, he wore both colors. When the University Joseph Figueroa McConnell Brittany Lauren Johnson fielded its first intercollegiate athletic teams in 1888, the Alia Kathryn Olson Hou Weng Lei question of what colors to wear had already been answered. Allison Leigh McNeill Light blue and white had come to symbolize membership in Exercise and Sport Science Abby Elise Moore the University, not in a single society. Johnny O’Brian Ashe Jacob Shaun Riske Cecelia Anne Crenshaw Janine Kaye Rose Austin Lamar Davis Arielle Roberta Wright

Nisei Nitinchandra Desai Denis Yip Management and Society Madelyn Sloan Barnhill Ashleigh Nicole Dixon Aini Zhou Vanessa Badillo Edward Austin Brown Thomas Anthony Ferguson Gregory Ryan Becker Hanna Jane Bustillo Ian Drake Fryar History Elizabeth Rose Bronson Shawntiel Christine Ditchman Justin Michael Halstead Phillip Russel Benson Robert Blair Hunter Joseph Keith Estes Blaise Andrew Haubert Thomas Lee Blaine Courtney Yvette Faster Joshua Manuel Gonzalez Jeffrey Jamal Hawkins Kimberly Rebecca Boyd** Katherine Elizabeth Rennie Heather Hileen Hickox Claytor Ashley Nicole Holmes John William Lauren Ellis Sale William Thomas Hopkins Scott Joseph Houston Robert F. Corriher Dean Jacob Segal Tega Charles Jessa Cunningham+ Ebony Ruth Keitt Molly Hope Shannon Celeste Kerr Sydney Anne Kirk Daryl Albert Emig Mathematics Christopher Brent Lane Caitlin Mae Maliszewski Erin Alice Farley Brittany Kennedy Giacco Alexandra Yanacek Lowrie Hamblin Jr. James Allen Messer Mark Crosbie James Matthew Kelly Jeremy Tyler Martin Derek lyler Murray Larry Michael Koonce Suhyun Kim James John McLaughlin Mowrer Lauren Michelle Myers Matthew Aaron Yong Lu* Michael Ryan McWaters* Adam Lain Norris Kevin Charles O’Connell Ashley Jade Mui* Wesley Shamah Moss Parks Ashley Denny Parr Rachel Lee Katherine Elizabeth Rennie Jared Keith Simmons Timothy Benjamin Patron Peace, War and Defense Jonathan David Sanchez Jr. Dain Holden Simpson Alexander Padraic Pellas John William Claytor Morgan Yvette Sills Alexander Sloan Roberto Beaumont Rosario Devin Meghan Leigh Hathcock Whitney Aleece Smith Michael Stacks Garrett Evan Skillestad Philip Benjamin Scott Kemp Sapna Ann Varkey Lewis Stewart John Kenneth Strayhorn* Kenan Kyle Stewart Rehder Justin Chandler Wilcox Burgess Tilley Jr. Lauren Alena Temoche Donald Jared Keith Simmons Daniel James Woods Watt Sean Christopher Zmijewski Richard Michael Zachary Benjamin Toal Benjamin Wiley Stephen Aini Zhou Psychology Austin Young Geography Joshua Stedman Martin Ashley Charles Everett Bartel Philosophy Ashley Marissa Boraski American Studies Matthew Aaron Mowrer Latin Hanna Jane Bustillo Mary Michelle Newman Colton Stiles Foster Jordan Nicholas Council Alexandra Yanacek Lowrie * Douglas Franklin Perry Amanda Renee Ellis Indicates degree with distinction based on grade point average. Kendra Anne Schaaf Stuart Nicole Koury Linguistics John James Palumbo ** Indicates degree with highest distinction Renee Cameron based on grade point average. Geologieal Sciences Marguerite Elisabeta Pindic* Thomas Edwin Chapman Colleen Mead Dain Holden Simpson + Indicates Honors recipients. Reed Timothy Weatherill* Patrick Evan Donnelly Joshua Derek Watkins ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Mark Crosbie Hamblin Jr. Political Science 4

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Science Erica Kristine Britton Vanessa Brianne Garber Kelly Amber Wice Computer Ryan Lewis Allison Clair Brown Taylor Artist Jackson Andrew Kelly O’Keith Chesson Larry Michael Koonce StudioArt Scienees Carrie Mercedith Cooper Ashton Dominic Murray Wyatt Sherman Allgeier Environmental Choi Shakota Lashe’ Davis Sapna Ann Varkey Alaina Volk Braswell* Seon Hee Michael Anthony Esposito Janelle Renee Ewing Kerry Corvey Kelso Nicholas Doyle Freeman Religious Studies Amanda Grace Newton*++ Ashley Jade Mui* Payne Yolanda Michelle Gardner Amanda Renee Ellis Benjamin Hamilton Pendleton++ TVeka Lededra Gibbs Phillip David Hamilton Women's Studies Jozeph Lacy Michael David Goodling Alex Michael Pyun Justin Antione Felton Geological Sciences David Lee Griffin Joshua Derek Watkins Anne Margaret Walker* Josephine Baustian Marisa Josefina Guijarro Kate Austin Conklin Robert Blair Hunter Romance Languages BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Reed Leigh Rhodes Lauren Gabrielle lannotte Joseph Keith Estes Jennifer Marie Jeffers Rebekah Ayana Yakima Johnson Erin Alice Farley Jordana Laine Pfeifer* Kelsey Lowe Rogers Kerry Corvey Kelso Meleah Kathryn Faucette Decision Frenshell Latrice Kizzee Colton Stiles Foster BACHELOR OF MUSIC Mathematical Chelsea Byrd Lang* Gali Bettie Hashmonay* Aaron Paul Robinson* Sciences Yaxiong Du Selitta Shamise Legrand Sean Ryan Hickey William Hardison McGoogan Annika Krystyna Hugosson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Blaise Andrew Haubert Lu* Derek Tyler Murray Lauren Gabrielle lannotte Yong Brigid Elizabeth Oldmixon Chelsea Byrd Lang* Applied Science Ashley Denny Parr Brittany Denece Long Kenneth Jose Addison Mathematics Michael Reis Jenna Anne Petrie Michael Ryan McWaters* Jeffrey Kyle Sechrist Jonathan Ulirsch Alexander Bashy Rafiee John James Palumbo Parth Sanjay Tarasaria Jacob Christopher Nestor Alexis Ramirez Angelica Roman Mallory Ann Roseman Jonathan Brooks Slaughter* Biology Psychology Hyun Soo Seo Lauren Alena Temoche Matthew Phillip Conti Richard Kenneth Baily Ferguson Briana Nicole Shambley Brian Paterson Coules Daniel Francis Morgan Helene Sparrow Sociology Samantha Diane Freaney Roberto Beaumont Rosario Charlene Nicole Sampson Rachel Jessica Steiner Lakesha Mae Beasley Saul Gonzalez Shepard Amanda Catherine Stewart Lamarr Pearson Davis Paul Gerard Greback-Clarke Rachel Ann Sheppard Angela Strickland Emily Hayworth Fades Gali Bettie Hashmonay* William Andrew Kristina Lin Voong Isaac Meade Uhlenberg Brittany Lashae Glover Sara Bernice Head Wice Ashley Ann Verplank* Eugenia Drewry Gores* Rachel Kate Henley Kelly Amber Gavin Pauley Walker Brittany Denece Long Christanna Quinby Honer Jingyi Yang Rebecca Leigh Webster Jonathan Clifton Outlaw Jin Ho Jung Benjamin Brummitt Ziccardi Rachel Lee Parks David Ryan Kelly The Kenan-Flagler Diemmi Thi Pham Sung Hwan Lee Business School Public Policy Ashley Michelle Stadler Daniel Timothy Liguori ESTABLISHED 1919 W. Dean Jr. Nisei Nitinchandra Desai Raven Celeste Tate Yasmeen M. Mansour Dean James Jordan Alyssa Mays Brenda Kim McCauley BACHELOR OF Bao Xuan Nguyen SCIENCE IN BUSINESS Mckenzie Campbell Noblitt* ADMINISTRATION Nayan Raj Patel* Nandar Aye Cody Adam Rigsbee+ Thomas Hamilton Daniels Leslie Anne Defenderfer Morgan Collier Evans* Rognstad William Coleman Connell Hall Brent Robert Smith Kichul Kim* Kyle Justin Smith Suji Kim** Uttara Thanigaivasan Caroline Roberds La Roche Connie C. Wang* Maria Andrea Perdomo William Abernathy Smith Chemistry Christopher David Sparks Emily Nicole Cooper Jaclyn Austin Wright** TWO THOUSAND TWELVE COMMENCEMENT 39

The School of Dentistry Jarett Anthony Roman Erin Sagen The Gillings Sehool of Richmond Transou Elizabeth Wangu* Global Public Health ESTABLISHED 1949 Phillip Mary Katharine Withers ESTABLISHED 1939 Dean Jane A. Weintraub The School of Victoria Dianne Yu Dean Barbara K. Rimer BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Journalism and Mass Medicine DENTAL HYGIENE Communication The School of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN 1924 ESTABLISHED 1879 PUBLIC HEALTH Hannah Mae Cranford ESTABLISHED Dean William L. Roper KwangMee NuDelman* Dean Susan Robinson King Molly Katherine Gehring

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN The School of Education BACHELOR OF ARTS IN AND MASS RADIOLOGIC SCIENCE ESTABLISHED 1885 JOURNALISM COMMUNICATION Carlos Rafael Contreras Dean G. Williamson McDiarmid Abbie Rhian Bennett The School ofNursing BACHELOR OF ARTS IN Rachelle Elizabeth Branca* EDUCATION Bryce Elliot Butner ESTABLISHED 1950 Kathryn Nicole Charles Dean Kristen M. Swanson Laura Lizabeth Freeman Noel Cleveland Sarah Mahailey Moorefield Christina Jeffrey Curry BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Rachel Kathleen Patty Brandon Martha Davis NURSING Hanna Katherine Root* Hannah William Randolph Futrell III Philwyna Sarian Banks Elaine Marie Townsend Brian Gaither* Kendra G. Black Elizabeth Lee Wright Andrew Mark Robert Griffin Meredith Coren Cole Angie Farmer Hounsell The School of Lauren Marie Hafezi Ketan B. Ramji Information and Hanna Ji Tasha Renea Salazar Library Science Christopher Brent Lane Ross Patrick Maloney* Scott Edward Taylor* ESTABLISHED 1931 Moises Martinez Sonya Bums Ware Gary Marchionini Kelvin Dean * Indicates degree with distinction based Grace McGinnis William Henry Wendt Caitlin on grade point average. Lauren Elizabeth Miller BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ** Indicates degree with highest distinction Moore INFORMATION SCIENCE Abby Elise based on grade point average. Elizabeth Mott Lucas Joel Espinosa + Indicates Honors recipients. Timothy Benjamin Patron Benito Luciano III ++ Indicates Highest Honors recipients. Rachel Anne Pollard

THE UNIVERSITY SEAL

The University seal typically appears on diplomas and graduation materials, grade transcripts and documents that indicate accomplishment in or on behalf of the University. The first seal of the University of North Carolina, designed in 1790, showed the face of Apollo and his emblem, the rising sun, used to symbolize the dawn of higher education in the state. The words “sigul universitat carol septent” (Seal of the University of North Carolina) surrounded the drawing. A modification in 1895 added lighted torches of learning beside Apollo’s profile. Two years later another alteration replaced Apollo’s head with a shield on which the words Lux (light) and Libertas (liberty), separated by a white band mnning from the upper right to the lower left of the shield, appeared. In the 1940s, some observers mistakenly claimed the white stripe on the shield was a bend sinister, a heraldic code that was demeaning. In tmth, the stripe was a bar sinister and merely denoted a second or later son. Still, the direction of the stripe was reversed, removing any question of stigma. Today’s seal is the same as the 1897 version, except the stripe runs from the upper left to the lower right. THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

CERTIFICATES

August 2012

Undergraduate Certifieates

The Gillings School of Global Public Health ESTABLISHED 1939 Dean Barbara K. Rimer

CERTIFICATE IN COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Joseph Neill Howell Jr. Jacazza L. Jones Stephen Walter McKaig Samantha Marie Migit Alexandra Schaefer Chadwick Adams Slaughter Brian Scott Thomas Stacey Diane Wiles

Postbaeealaureate Certifieates

The Gillings School of CERTIFICATE IN HELD Global Public Health EPIDEMIOLOGY ESTABLISHED 1939 Gretchen Anne Cowman Dean Barbara K. Rimer Rebecca Home Molly Price Jarman CERTIFICATE IN CORE Jessica Maralyn Ruble PUBLIC HEALTH CONCEPTS Priyadarshani Sokkalingam Susanna Kate Baker Chrysa McDuffie Zachary Ulrike Karin Foley Hongmei Gao CERTIFICATE IN GLOBAL HE.ALTH Kelli Morris Greene Natalie Whisenant Conner Lindsay P. Prizer Rebecca Ullman Banalata Sen Jonathan E. Stanford CERTIFICATE IN MATERNAL John McKenzie Stogner AND CHILD HEALTH LEADERSHIP Christopher Gerard Van Hasselt Andrea Michelle Hernandez Sherrie Rackley Webb Shaneka Thurman Jessie Viders

CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HFALTH NURSING SPECIAL'n’ Daniel Kirk Huslage COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE

Ronald P. Strauss, Chair Douglas S. Dibbert Rachel Myrick Valerie Ashby Joseph S. Ferrell Jackie Overton Bridget Baucom Jeffrey W. Fuchs Tim Palmer Michael Bertucci George B. Hare Valerie A. Price

Angelyn (Angie) S. Bitting Deborah L. Hawkins Erin C. Schuettpelz Jeanette (Jan) Boxill L. Michael Johnson William (Willie) E. Scroggs Nora Chan James R. Kessler Jane C. Smith

Jill H. Crowder Will Leimenstoll James I. Spurling Nancy K. Davis Leslie S. Lerea Frederick N. Stipe Christopher Derickson Laura Hayes Morgan Sidney W. Stone

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