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A RICH TRADITION AT ROCHESTER 2 Table of COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES 4 CANDIDATES' SEATING 6 Contents DIPLOMA CEREMONIES 7 HONOR SOCIETIES AND A WARDS 8 DEGREE CANDIDATES 10 University Council on Graduate Studies 10 Doctor of Philosophy 10 The College 17 Arts and Sciences 17 Bachelor of Arts 1 7 Bachelor of Science 25 Master of Arts 2 7 Master of Science 29 School of Engineering and Applied Sciences 29 Bachelor of Arts 29 Bachelor of Science 29 Master of Science 31 University College of Liberal and Applied Studies 33 Bachelor of Science 33 Eastman School of Music 33 Bachelor of Music 33 Master of Arts 34 Master of Music 35 Doctor of Musical Arts 3 5 School of Medicine and Dentistry 36 Master of Science 36 Master of Public Health 3 7 Doctor of Medicine 3 7 Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development 38 Master of Science 38 Master of Arts in Teaching 39 Doctor of Education 39 School of Nursing 39 Bachelor of Science 39 Master of Science 39 William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration 40 HONORARY DEGREE AND AWARD RECIPIENTS 41 EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE 45 CARILLON AND CARILLONNEUR 45 SENIOR CLASS COUNCILS 46 MARSHALS 46 COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 46 2

Commencement season has always stood out as the "supreme festival" A rich on Rochester's academic calendar, Arthur May notes in his history of the University: From earliest years, "Oratory flowed in full spate, the literary societies put on their finest performances, trustees convened for annual tradition at decision-making, and prizes and diplomas were handed out amidst a pan­ oply of pomp and circumstance." Though the size of the graduating class Rochester has grown from 10 men in 1851 to more than 2,000 men and women to­ day, and though many other developments have reshaped the ceremonies, today's program, like 1851's, marks the happy celebration of each grad­ uate's academic preparation and the hopeful prospect of new ventures.

The gowns have a long history Some of the features in today's ceremony date back to medieval times, such as the academic attire which recalls the gowns that were required dress at many European universities. Yet academic regalia did I hope you will be leaving this not figure into Rochester's earliest commencements: Both here and at University ready to assert your faith other U.S. universities, wearing the gowns was thought to be snobbish and undemocratic, possibly because university educations were associated in reason rather than dogma, in with European upper-class privilege. So for a number of years, only the president and the person who carried the diplomas wore gowns; the rationality rather than inevitability, graduating class didn't wear them until 1892. in the open rather than the The hood's color is the clue shuttered mind. . . . I hope you The most colorful portion of the academic costume is the hood, the are going to be willing to stand up color edging indicating the discipline to which the degree pertains: White and yellow-gold for arts and sciences; orange for engineering; apricot for against the bigots, the prophets of nursing; green for medicine; pink for the Eastman School of Music; light blue for the Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human doom, the demagogues, who would Development; and drab for the William E. Simon Graduate School of demean your future or rob you of Business Administration. your birthright. I hope you will be Symbols of authority ready to protest against life as usual The mace, originally a medieval weapon of defense, has in modern times becom-e a symbol of authority, dignity, and privilege. English uni­ in the face of unspeakable human versities have used maces in academic processions for many centuries; Rochester's mace first appeared at the 1935 induction of Alan Valentine tragedy . ... It is not going to be as president, and has been used in academic processions ever since. About enough for you to carry a banner or four feet long, it is made of mahogany and hand-wrought silver. On the head, the seal of the University appears. The names of the University's chant a slogan. It is going to mean presidents are engraved on two silver bands, and the dandelion, the floral symbol of the University, is the decorative motif of the silverwork. The becoming truly involved, making mace is carried by the University marshal, who leads the procession your commitment real, and your alongside an associate marshal who carries the less-imposing baton. determination to play an active The procession part in your world unflagging. The academic procession, one of the most colorful traditions, begins with participants assembling on Eastman Quadrangle, the symbolic center Sol Unowitz, 1991 of the University. The University carillonneur strikes a march tune, and the parade heads down Library Road to the pealing sounds from the bell tower. As the parade approaches Fauver Stadium, the University marshal escorts the president, provost, and representative of the board of trustees to are­ viewing stand where they greet the participants flowing into the stadium. 3

Today's doctoral candidates and members of the University faculty are at the front and center of the procession. The doctoral candidates are wearing gowns in Rochester's official colors of blue with dandelion yellow trim and berets of soft, black velvet. The styles and colors of the faculty's robes, hoods, and caps represent all the learned institutions from which they have come. Following the doctoral candidates are the master's degree candidates, each school and degree marked by a banner matching the candidates' hoods. The outer four columns are the baccalaureate candidates; again each school is marked by its college banner. When the candidates have passed, those on the reviewing stand join other University officers and distinguished guests and honorees. Signaled by the Wind Ensemble's fanfare, everyone in the stadium stands while the marshals, carrying mace and baton, escort the platform party to their places on stage. Then the commencement ceremony begins.

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

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

Happy at heart on this day Perhaps the single feature that best links today's ceremonies to 1851's commencement is the audience. From 1851 onward, enthusiastic crowds have turned out to cheer on Rochester graduates. Newspapers say thousands of spectators witnessed the first commencement, as Scott's Brass Band led a parade toward Corinthian Hall. Following the band, "presumably in ascending order of dignity," Arthur May notes, were the University janitor, Rochester schoolchildren, undergraduates, teachers at the common schools, Board of Education representatives, the mayor and his top lieutenants, officials of state and county governments, University founders, courtroom judges, the 10 graduating seniors, professors, trustees, the chancellor, and the high sheriff of Monroe County. Among today's thousands of spectators, many are as distinguished and, no doubt, bursting with as much pride as the onlookers of 1851. 4 Commencement Ceremonies Thomas H. Jackson, President, PRESIDING

Frederick C. Jefferson, Jr. Announcer

CONCERT PRELUDE Eastman Wind Ensemble Donald Hunsberger, Conductor

Triumphal March & Ballet Music from '/\ida" Giuseppe Verdi Er each of you has a responsibility Variations for Wind Band Ralph Vaughan Williams to the society; and the time scale of CARILLON MARCH Hopeman Carillon Daniel Harrison, Carillonneur the society is generally a long one, not a short one. To exercise this The Dandelion Yellow Charles E Cole, 1925 Richard L. Green, 1926 responsibility- even when it PROCESSIONAL Eastman Wind Ensemble may be in conflict with your Faculty and Candidates University of Rochester responsibility to your parents, Commencement Fanfare I Howard Hanson teachers, and employers-will Coronation March from Le Prophete Giacomo Meyerbeer Belle of the Mohawk Vale Traditional require courage as well as ingenuity: Homage March for King Ludwig of Bavaria Richard Wagner Platform Party for sometimes you will find it University of Rochester Commencement Fanfare II Howard Hanson necessary to sacrifice yourself March-Pomp and Circumstance, Op. 39, No.1 Edward Elgar because your interest for the longer INVOCATION Sr. Susanne Hoffman view is not acceptable to those who Catholic Chaplain employ you. But, on the whole, I WELCOME President Jackson think you should take this risk and THE EDWARD PECK CURTIS AWARD FOR inject these longer perspectives into EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING Celia Applegate Charles E. Phelps, Provost your careers. Your technological fixes and social fixes will thereby THE UNIVERSITY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN GRADUATE TEACHING become more humane; perhaps Robert D. Morris Provost Phelps

more important, each of your lives THE CHARLES FORCE HUTCHISON AND MARJORIE SMITH HUTCHISON MEDAL will be more richly human. Doriot Anthony Dwyer Provost Phelps Alvin M. Weinberg, 1973 CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES President Jackson Gary S. Becker, Doctor of Science David Satcher, Doctor of Science Elizabeth Hanford Dole, Doctor of Humane Letters 5

James William Johnson, Professor of English, UNIVERSITY ORATOR

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Elizabeth Hanford Dole

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

CONFERRING OF MASTER'S DEGREES Provost Phelps

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES The College Arts and Sciences and University College of Liberal and Applied Studies Dean Richard Aslin School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Dean Duncan Moore Eastman School of Music Director Freeman School of Nursing Dean Sheila A Ryan

EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa

ALUMNI WELCOME John Parrinello '60

CLOSING REMARKS President Jackson

THE GENESEE Sung by Kevin Greenlaw '95 Arisa Kusumi '95 with the Eastman Wind Ensemble Herve D. Wilkins, 1866

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EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Eastman Theatre 11:15 a.m. MARGARET WARNER GRADUATE Diploma SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 11:30 a.m. Ceremonies SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY INVESTITURE Eastman Theatre 2:30 p.m. SCHOOL OF NURSING Auditorium, River Road Buildings 11:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES Room 20 1, Lattimore Hall 12: 15 p.m. THE COLLEGE Anthropology Room 201, Dewey Hall 11:15 a.m. Art and Art History Cutler Union, University Avenue 11:30 a.m. Biochemistry Whipple Auditorium, Medical Center 11:30 a.m. Biology Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 2:00 p.m. Chemistry Hoyt Hall 2:00 p.m. Cognitive Science Gowen Room, Wilson Commons 12:30 p.m. Computer Science Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. Earth and Environmental Sciences Lower Level, Interfa ith Chapel 2:30 p.m. Economics Alexander Palestra 2:45 p.m. Engineering and Applied Sciences Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Humans seem to be born with Mechanical Engineering an innate drive to make meaning Institu te of Optics Alexander Palestra Noon English Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 3:30 p.m. out of all experience . ... Our Film Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library 2:00 p.m. Health and Society May Room, Wilson Commons 11 :15 a.m. developing understanding dwells History Hubbell Auditorium, Hu tchison Hall 1:30 p.m. Individualized Interdepartmental side by side with our wonder at the Studies Room 20 1, Lattimore Hall 12:15 p.m. Integrated Sciences Room 20 1, Lattimore Hall 12:15 p.m. mystery of the universe and our Linguistics Room 209, Computer Studies Building 1:30 p.m. Mathematics Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11: IS a.m. very life within it .... It is in a Microbiology Helen Wood Hall Lounge, Medical Center 11:30 a. m. Modern Languages and Cultures stretching, vital liberal education Lower Level. Interfaith Chapel ll:IS a.m. Music Music Rehearsal Room, Wilson Commons ll:IS a.m. that we can move along our lives Neuroscience Room 11 4, Dewey Hall ll:!S a.m. ll:IS a.m. with hope, drawing meaning out of Philosophy Welles-Brown Room, Rush Rhees Library Physics and Astronomy Hoyt Hall ll:IS a.m. who we are, what we are becoming, Political Science Strong Auditorium II: IS a.m. Psychology Strong Auditorium 2:00 p.m. and in our connections with each Public Policy Saturday, May 27, Room 201 , Dewey Hall 1:30 p.m. Religion and Classics May Room, Wilson Commons 2:00 p.m. other and with the physical world. Statistics Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall ll:IS a.m. Women's Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library ll:IS a. m. Paula P. Brownlee, 1992 Diploma Ceremony Receptions Schools, Colleges, and Departments holding receptions will announce their times and places. Saturday, May 2 7 Public Policy Program Diploma Ceremony Room 20 1, Dewey Hall 1:30 p.m. Eastman School of Music Ph.D. and DMA Investiture Kilbourn Hall 3: IS p.m. The College Ph.D. Investiture Strong Auditorium 3:00 p.m. 8

Phi Beta Kappa Eugene John Kuzinski Honor Jeffrey Stuart Lampert (National Collegiate Honor Society) Jonathan David Leeman *Kapil Agrawal Darby Jared Leigh Societies Amy Avolia Albright *Deborah Lynn Lepes Jill Lauren Baboff *Keri B. Levin and Jennifer Rebecca Bentley Zhi Ming Liao Jaime Lauren Berman Saara Eliina Liimatta Jennifer Lynn Best Jennifer Ellen Lindstrom Awards Anthony A. Bibawy Jennifer L. Maciejewski *Gueorgui Dobrinov Borchoukov Srilakshmi Maguluri Christopher Todd Border Michelle Stefani Marcoe Michelle Marie Bredeson Junnie June Wai Mark Paul Michael Burkat Brian Sean Meehan Matthew Wyatt Buttrick Catherine Ann Meleca Stanley S. Bykov Jason Martin Merola Stephanie S. Chen Monica Patricia Miley *Allison H ai-Ting Chinn *Heather Jane Mummery Sao-Jung Choi Paul Edward Murphy Lere are vast worlds outside Laura Ann Chulak *Stacy Lynn Nabers Sharon Lynn Naditch the recognized professions where Tricia Ruth Cohen Brian T. Connell *Jason Patrick Norcross Daniel Anthony Nosek people are needed who have the *George Edwin Cragg Shahin P. Daneshkhah Bernard M. O'Connor qualities that have been ascribed William Andrew DeCanio James Gene O liver Johan Theodore DeLivera William David Oliver to you. Therefore, even if you Tracy Anne Dennis Marci Lynn Oxman Kent Joseph Dirckx Chris Donald Painter don't think much of the world Ross Alan Doyle Brendan Jus tin Phalen Florence Marie Epp Steven A. Poling of business, or the media, take Patricia Anne Ewanski *lmran Qureshi *Laird Jay Rawsthorne your qualities there, and see what Michael Jay Feinfeld Susan Elizabeth Fisher James H arold Roache happens. Don't expect that you are Eric Jason Friedlander Jill Irene Robinson *Daniel Robert Frisch Janice Kristin Ruffini going to raise them from the Brian Wayne Fuller Michelle Beth Salob Gerard George Gagne Saud Sami depths - if indeed they are depths; Gwenda Robin Goldman *Paul R. Sargent Meredith Sue Goldstein Marc Louis Schatten wait until you have discovered Carolyn Elizabeth Gray Brian J. Schneider * Anuj Grover *Shams Farooq Sheikh what they have to teach you and Amit Gupta Latha Malini Srinivasan *Elana Rochelle Stern then, when you have learned your Jacqueline Marie H aberer Emily Hackett Gregory Thomas Stevens job, perhaps you can teach them. Toby Kyle Hallowitz Thomas Ryan Stone Sang Hun Han Marc Aryeh Strauss Only fools despise any kind of Alice Ryan Harr *Kristin Elise T homas Jonathan Mark Hershberger *Tracy L. Timkey honest work. John Henry Heyer Rachel Amy Tunick Louis Hodgson Mark Richard Underkofler W Robertson Datiies, I 983 William Charles Houghton Pigi Ylagopoulos Tsontcho Alexandrov Ianchulev Michael Ian Westphal Robert Hugh Jackson *Aaron Sidscott Wever Christopher Raymond Jalbert Dustin Brent Wielt John Henry Johnson *Tracy Sharon Williams *Amy Webster Jones *Mark A lan Wilson Rebecca Anna Kaplan Heidi Dawn Witmer *Adam David Kaye Seung Bum Woo Michael Robert King Todd M. Woodard Debora lrit Klein Deanna Lynn Zubris Sonja Yvonne Kos *Elected in the Junior Year 9

Amy Michelle Grierson Tau Beta Pi Kathleen Culhane Guyette Awards* (College Honor Society in Kyle Patricia Hennicke EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Engineering) Tomika Sherell Hill PERFORMER'S CERTIFICATE Kapil Agrawal Sharon Kay Holmberg Linda Boianova, in piano Amy Avolia Albright Margaret Ryan Hussong Michael Kenneth Boschen, in trombone Gueorgui Dobrinov Borchukov Kelsey L. B. Jakubauskas Richard Mark Breitstein, in flute Matthew Wyatt Buttrick Mary A. KinCannon Joseph James Byrd, in voice Duncan Stewart Callaway Debra Bobak Kloesz Yi-Wen C hang, in piano Chin Hong Cheah Susan Polly Lander Matthew Wayne Constantine, in Stephanie S. Chen Beth Anne V LeRoux saxophone Shahin P. Daneshkhah Julia Ann Lindeman Troy Roger Cook, in voice William Andrew DeCanio Maxine Lubkin Johanna Helen Cox, in oboe Kristen Valerie DeMaso Helen Martinez Christopher B. Fensom, in trumpet Sandeep Dudhwewala Henry E. Moscicki Catherine Zeh Fitch, in hom Amit Gupta Lynn Marie Nagle Lila Diwata Gailling, in piano Emily Hackett Jacqueline T Nasso Jennifer Suzanne Gunter, in bassoon John Henry Heyer III Tobie Hittle Olsan Chang G uo, in violin Louis Hodgson Jacinthe Pepin Heather Roxanne Hinton, in organ William Charles Houghton Debora Pile Yuhri Karena Hirata, in piano Christopher Bingham Johnson Kathryn G. Pospesel Barbara Anne Hull, in trumpet Michael Robert King Deborah Reed-Thurson Jon Ellington Hynes, in piano Aaron David Kneiss Meredeth Anne Rowe Joseph Patrick Johnson, in violoncello Zhi Ming Liao Michelle Scardetta Melissa Anne Johnson, in clarinet Keung Loi Tara Michelle Schoen Jonathan Sheldon Keeble, in flute Nora Kathleen Meegan Alica A. Stuermer Angela J. Kim, in piano Paul Edward Murphy Christina Teegarden Kunihiko Komori, in percussion Philip Kyalo Mutooni Phyllis Tomeck Florence Leblond, in violoncello Daniel Anthony Nosek Constance F. Visovsky Randall Wayne Montgomery, in tuba William David Oliver Lucy Ann Wedow Joshua Sean Nemith, in piano Christopher Donald Painter Deborah Anne Wegman Leesa Sheree Nimitz, in clarinet Steven A. Poling Laura Ann Wells-Spicer Alisa C hristine Pearson, in voice Saud Sami Kathleen Mary Wilczynski Benjamin David Pelletier, in trombone Beejal Kantilal Shah Heidi D. Witmer Jennifer Meredith Regan, in flute Aric Bruce Shorey Carmen Wycoff Ronald Burkhardt Reiter, in euphonium Seung Bum Woo Pamela Rima Young Kristin Leslye Roach, in piano Mark Vincent Salatino, in trombone Sigma Theta Tau Shane Patrick Shanahan, in percussion Alpha Omega Alpha Jeffrey Daniel Shaw, in hom (College Honor Society in Nursing) David Steven Sokol, in tuba Amanda Jane Adams (College Medical Honorary Society) Karen Yayoi Tanaka, in piano Holly McGregor Anderson Jane Eunae Cheun Bonnie Lee Terry, in violin Michelle Calogero Lisa Kale Feulner A viva Miriam Timoner, in voice Susan Marie Casamento Kirsten E. Frederiksen Donald Thomas Toner, Jr., in percussion Charles E. Coffey Kenneth Raymond Hallows Michael Robert Walk, in trumpet Wenda Suzanne Collien Kim Ann Knittel Mihoko Watanabe, in flute Kathryn Ann Comella George Kovalevsky Amos Yang, in violoncello Denise Yvonne C6te-Arsenault Alexander John McAdam Robert Scott Davis Steven Lawrence Moran Lisa Marie Dube Adnan Nasir *The recipients of additional awards Claudia R. Evans Thomas Patrick Nifong and prizes are noted after the candi­ Eileen Kathryn Fairbanks Jayne Sharon Rubenstein dates' names under the appropriate Catherine M. Falcon Mustasim Nasrum-Minallah Rumi degree listing. )anne Lis Friedman Faheem Akram Sandhu Judith Gallant-Root Brook Matthew Seeley David Scott Goede Stacy Hurd Shomento H arriet Russell Stosur 10

Jeff P. Barnes, Biophysics University Thesis: One-Electron-Reduction of DNA: Electron Paramagnetic Council on Resonance Studies of Matrix Isolated, One-Electron-Reduced Graduate Studies DNA Constituents Sudipta Basu, Business Administration Thesis: Conservatism and the Asymmetric Timeliness of Earnings Doctor of Philosophy Marcia Lynn Bauman, Music Robert Frost Anderson, English Composition Thesis: Manufacturing the Self: Thesis: Early Computer Sound Romanticism and the Subject of and Music Synthesis at Bell Industrial Capitalism Telephone Laboratories. (October 20, 1994) Composition: In the Matter of]ob : Timothy J. C. Anderson, Biology For Those Who Grieve, That They Thesis: The Population Genetics, May Find Meaning in Their Sorrow; Epidemiology and Evolution of the An Operatic Oratorio for Orchestra, Parasitic Nematode Ascaris Soloists and Tape (October 20, 1994) Bradley R. Berg, Biophysics Anthony Stephen Andreacchi, Thesis: Oxygen Delivery by Chemical Engineering your own sakes as well Capillary Networks in Striated Er Thesis: Characterization of AA567, Muscle as ours, because your life and the a Coronary Vasodilator and Calcium Christine Marie Berni, English Channel Agonist Produced by Thesis: Writing the Body Across the lives of millions who will follow Basidiomycete Species YL8006 Disciplines: Social Science and Jennifer Howitt Anolik, Biochemistry Literature 1880-1940 you depend upon it, you must Thesis: Estrogen Receptor (February 23, 1995) Interaction with Estrogen Response Joseph Adam Best, Pharmacology recognize that you can make a Element (ERE) DNA: Role of Thesis: Identification of a Novel Ligand, ERE Spacing, and Flanking Cyclic AMP- and Phorbol difference. You Must be ready to Sequences (October 20, 1994) Ester-Inducible Cis-acting Element Steven Francis Arnold, Toxicology step outside whatever niche you of the Tyrosine Hydroxylase Gene Thesis: Identification and Ricardo Bianchini, Computer Science envision for yourselves-medicine, Functional Analysis of the Thesis: Exploiting Bandwidth to Phosphorylation Sites on the Reduce Average Memory Access business, science, the arts, Human Estrogen Receptor Time in Scalable Multiprocessors Scott Eric Ash, English John T. Blackwood, Comparative academics- to help us govern Thesis: Utopia in America: Literature Creating a Place for Dissent Thesis: Reading the Event in ourselves. (February 23, 1995) American Literature: Hawthorne, Charles Wadsworth Bailey, Chemistry Howells, DeLillo Governor Mario Cuomo, 1985 Thesis: The Conformation of Benjamin Eric Blass, Chemistry Deoxyribonucleic Acid Oligomers Thesis: Studies Directed Towards Modified by the Carcinogen N-2- the Total Synthesis of Rhizoxin: Acetylaminofluorene Synthesis of the Macrolactone Core Shawn Patrick Baldwin, Chemistry (February 23, 199 5) Thesis: Study of 209Bi+ 136Xe Montgomery Bohna, History Collision Dynamics at an Thesis: Royal Lordship and Regional Intermediate Bombarding Energy of Power: The King's Affinity and E/A=28 MeV (February 23, 1995) Informal Government in Aloke Raj Banerjee, Chemistry Lincolnshire, 1460- 85 Thesis: Investigation of the Folding (February 23, 1995) Pathway of a Group I Ribozyme: Melting, Chemical Modification, and Kinetics Studies (October 20, 1994) 11

Cheri Brunner Boyd, Mathematics Robert Patrick Burns, Jr., Microbiology Yang Chen, Pharmacology Thesis: A Type Number Formula for and Immunology Thesis: Phorbol Ester-Mediated and Orders of Level pb+ 1M Thesis: Analysis of the Influence Muscarinic Acetylcholine Receptor­ (October 20, 1994) of the T Cell Receptor 13 Chain on Mediated Regulation of Tyrosine John Gerald Michael Breen, Toxicology Companion a Chain Selection Using Hydroxylase Gene Expression Thesis: Metallothionein in the a T Cell Receptor 13 Chain (October 20, 1994) Human Placenta: Cell-Specific and Transgenic Mouse System Brian S. Cherkauer, Electrical Intracellular Expression (February 23, 1995) Engineering (February 23, 1995) Tracy L. Cabot, Biology Thesis: CMOS-Based Architectural Scott Raymond Breining, Chemistry Thesis: Transcriptional Activation and Circuit Design Techniques for Thesis: An Exploration of the of the Bacteriophage Mu mom Application to High Speed, Low Tandem Cyclopropyliminium Ion Promoter by C Protein Power Multiplication Rearrangement/Die Is-Alder Robert Lyle Cagle, Comparative Shu-chen Chiang, Comparative Cycloaddition and its Application Literature Literature to Alkaloid Synthesis Thesis: An Almost Perfect Fit: The Thesis: Literary Feminism in Taiwan Gary Jay Brenner, Microbiology Politics of Identity in Contemporary (February 23, 1995) and Immunology Canadian Film (February 23, 1995) Stephen T. F. Ching, Economics Thesis: Neural Modulation E. Leslie Cameron, Psychology Thesis: Essays on Strategy-Proofness of Immune Function: Studies Thesis: Factors Determining the (October 20, 1994) of Stress and the Sympathetic Latency of Saccadic Eye Movements Hui-Ling Chiu, Chemistry Nervous System Xiang-dong Cao, Mechanical Thesis: Functionally Important Darlene Gifford Bressler, Education Engineering Motion and Molecular Cooperativity Thesis: Opening Conversations: Thesis: Propagation of Ultrashort in Heme Proteins: Applications of Authentic Evaluation as a Site for Optical Pulses in Nonlinear Media Transient Grating Spectroscopy Negotiating Understandings of and their Applications Heung Sik Choi, Business Literacy (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Administration Robert E. Bridges, Optics Viviane Casimir, Comparative Literature Thesis: Designing Flexible Private Thesis: Multi-Dimensional Effects Thesis: Savoir as a New Space of Networks: Leasing Policies and of Intensity-Dependent Optical Communication between Science Reconfiguration (February 23, 1995) Nonlinearities on the Propagation and Literature: Zola and James SuJean Choi, Psychology of Light (February 23, 1995) Thesis: The Function of Stefan Burde, Pathology John M. R. Chalmers, Business Noradrenergic Projections to the Thesis: Molecular Characterization Administration Hypothalamus is Altered During of Structural and Numerical Thesis: The Relative Yields of Adolescent Development in Chromosome Aberrations in Tax-Exempt and Taxable Bonds: the Male Rat Interphase Nuclei and Metaphase Evidence from Municipal Bonds that Brian Patrick Cleary, Chemistry Chromosomes are Secured by U.S. Government Thesis: Studies oflr(l) and lr(III) 1, Michael J. Burek, Neuroscience Obligations 2-Bis (diphenylphosphino) ethane Thesis: Regulation of Neuron Mary E. Chalmers, History Complexes Number During Sexual Thesis: Harnessing Revolutionary Susan S. Collins, Economics Differentiation of the Avian Brain Passions: The French Academy of Thesis: The Probability of Lori Lynn Burlingame, English Moral and Political Sciences, Homeownership: A New Approach Thesis: Cultural Survival and 1832-1848 to Capturing Borrowing Constraints the Oral Tradition in the Novels Chien-Hung Chang, Mathematics Joseph Colombo, Neuroscience ofD'Arcy McNickle and His Thesis: Martin Boundaries and Thesis: Physiological Modeling of Successors: Momaday, Silko, Conditional Brownian Motions on Responses to Amplitude Modulated and Welch Denjoy Domains in R n Tones in Background Noise by (October 20, 1994) Cochlear Nucleus Neurons Hong Chen, Physics Using Naturalistic Inputs Thesis: X-ray Emission from (October 20, 1994) Picosecond Laser Plasmas (October 20, 1994) 12

Mary Henderson Conable, History Michael Espinosa DeMurga, Music Thesis: A Steady Enemy: The Composition Ogden Land Company and the Thesis: Applications of the Phase Seneca Indians (February 23, 1995) Vocoder. Composition: String Quartet Susan Wharton Conkling, Music Virginia R. de Sa, Computer Science Education Thesis: Unsupervised Classification Thesis: A Comparison of the Effects Learning from Cross-Modal University Council on of Learning Sequence Activities and Environmental Structure Graduate Studies Vocal Development Exercises on the (October 20, 1994) Vocal Music Achievement of Middle Matthew J. Devlin, Physics Level Students (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Sub-barrier Quasielastic Doctor of Philosophy Denise Y. Cote-Arsenault, Nursing Reactions in 58 Ni + 162 Dy and Thesis: Tasks of Pregnancy and 111Sn + m pu (February 23, 1995) Anxiety in Pregnancy after Perinatal Ted Diehl, Mechanical Engineering Loss: A Descriptive Study Thesis: Two-Dimensional and Gordon Wayne Crawford, Economics Three-Dimensional Analysis of Thesis: Multi-task Models of Nonlinear Nip Mechanics with Agency: Functional Forms, Hyperelastic Material Formulations Applications, and Empirical Testing Daniel Diermeier, Political Science (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Essays on Legislative Mark Edward Crovella, Computer Institutions (February 23. 1995) Science David Allen DiLoreto, Jr., Anatomy Thesis: Performance Prediction and Thesis: Experimental Retinal Tuning of Parallel Programs Degeneration and Retinal (October 20, 1994) Transplantation Scott David Cummings, Chemistry Zhong Ding, Mechanical Engineering Thesis: Optical and Nonlinear Thesis: Numerical Simulation of Gas Optical Properties of Platinum Metal Cavity Responses to Shock Waves Dithiolate Complexes (February 23, 1995) Michele J. Daley, Business Stephen George Donnelly, Chemistry Administration Thesis: Photodissociation Studies of Thesis: The Impact of Deferred Mass Selected Solvated Metal Tax Allocation on Earnings as a Cation Clusters (February 23, 1995) Measure of Firm Performance Wayne Robert Dunham, Economics Christopher Carter Dascher, Thesis: Capital Gains and Losses in Microbiology and Immurwlogy the Market for Used Automobiles Thesis: Expression of the Chlamydia (February 23, 1995) psittaci Major Outer Membrane Linda M. Eckel, Chemistry Protein in Escherichia coli: A Model Thesis: Structural Characterization for Translocation and Vaccine of an N-2-Aminofluorene Modified Development (October 20, 1994) Model ras Protooncogene DNA Sameer A. Datar, Physics Oligomer by NMR Spectroscopy and Thesis: The Diffusion of Ion­ Energy Minimization Calculations Implanted Chlorine in Silicon (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Carol J. Eisenmann, Toxicology Diana K. Davies, Comparative Thesis: Selenium and Cadmium in Uterature the Human Term Placenta Thesis: Through Other Creatures: (October 20, 1994) Modes of Identification in A School Jesse Abram Ernst, Physics for Fools and Singing from the Well Thesis: First Measurement of Catherine H. Decker, English the Rate for the Inclusive Radiative Thesis: By Women For Women: Penguin Decay b -+ s 'Y Female Issues in British Women's Novels, 1775-1815 (October 20, 1994)

J 13 George Montague Ferguson, Computer Basudeb Guha-Khasnobis, Economics Shyam Babu Karki, Chemistry Science Thesis: A Normative Analysis of the Thesis: Mechanism of Oxidative Thesis: Knowledge Representation New Economic Policy of India with Amine Dealkylation by Cytochrome and Reasoning for Mixed-Initiative Emphasis on her Exchange Rate P-450 (February 23, 1995) Planning (February 23, 1995) Dynamics Edward Graham Katz, Linguistics Lisa Kale Feulner, Anatomy Bradley John Gundlach, History Thesis: Stativity, Genericity, and Thesis: Development of a Model of Thesis: The Evolution Question at Temporal Reference Alternative Splicing of the Amyloid Princeton, 1845-1929 Doesik Kim, Philosophy Precursor Protein Gene Clifford Headley III, Optics Thesis: A Defense of E videntialism Andre Fougeres, Physics Thesis: Ultrafast Stimulated Raman (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Theory and Measurements Scattering in Optical Fibers Jeongseob Kim, Business Administration of the Operational Quantum Phase Heather Hendershot, English Thesis: Performance Management (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Endangering the Dangerous: for FMSs with Multiple Part Types, Matthew A. Fountain, Chemistry The Regulation and Censorship of Distinct Operations, and Repeated Thesis: Structural Characterization Children's Television Programming, Workstation Visits of the d(CCTATGT[( +)-trans-anti­ 1968-1990 (October 20, 1994) BP-G]CAC): d(GTGCACATAGG) Sharon Kay Holmberg, Nursing Kevin S. Kinney, Neuroscience Oligonucleotide Duplex Using NMR Thesis: Cognitive Representation Thesis: Sympathetic Innervation of and Molecular Modeling of Illness, Preventive Health and the Amphibian Spleen: Structural (February 23, 1995) Self-Care Behaviors: A Comparison and Functional Studies Marcel Franz, Physics of Schizophrenics and Non­ Glenn Eric Kohnke, Optics Thesis: Two Aspects of the Physics Schizophrenics (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Emission, Gain, and of Superconducting Materials Jeffrey Robb Holt, Physiology Absorption in n-type Modulation (February 23, 1995) Thesis: The Properties and Doped Quantum Well Laser Diodes Naoya Fujita, Linguistics Functions of the Inwardly Gerald Antone Krumbholz, Music Thesis: On the Nature of Rectifying Currents in Leopard Theory Modification: A Study of Floating Frog Saccular Hair Cells Thesis: Friedrich Wilhelm Marpurg's Quantifiers and Related Ivan Horvath, Physics Abhandlung von der Fuge (1753-4) Constructions (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Chiral Symmetry on the William J. Kubik, Jr., Political Science Matthew Joseph Gabel, Political Science Lattice (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Political Parties and the Thesis: Understanding the Public Razak Hossain, Electrical Engineering Committee System in the House of Constraint on European Integration: Thesis: Low Power CMOS Circuits Representatives (February 23, 1995) Affective Sentiments, Utilitarian through Reduced Switching Activity Andrew William Kulawiec, Optics Evaluations, and Public Support for Wei Hou, Biology Thesis: Quantitative Phase Imaging European Integration Thesis: Analysis in vitro of mRNA 3' in Scanning Optical Microscopy (October 20, 1994) Processing and Poly(A) Site (October 20, 1994) Hesna Genay, Economics Selection in Saccharomyces cerevisiae Min-Hao Kuo, Biology Thesis: Four Essays on Real Ju-ying (Vinia) Huang, Comparative Thesis: Identification of Potential Activity and Financial Markets Literature Target Genes and Phosphorylation Boris Neill Goldowsky, Psychology Thesis: Crossing-over: Translation Sites of a Yeast Multifunctional and Computer Science and lnterdisciplinarity, with the Transcription Factor, MCM 1 Thesis: Learning Structured Systems Example of Deconstructivist Joel Lachter, Psychology and Computer from Imperfect Information Architecture and Philosophy Science Sharon Green-Hennessy, Psychology (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Processing of Thesis: Differences in Information Rebecca Henson Jordan, Optics Unattended Objects in Vision Processing and Organization Among Thesis: Concentric-Circle Grating, (October 20, 1994) Ainsworth's Attachment Types Surface-Emitting Semiconductor Chi-Kwong Law, Physics (October 20, 1994) Waveguides and Distributed Thesis: A Theoretical Investigation Virginia M. Grow, Psychology Feedback Lasers: Properties and of the Interaction between a Moving Thesis: Self-Determination and Propagation of Highly Directional, Mirror and Radiation Fields Resistance to Influence Azimuthally Polarized Radiation (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) David Scott Lawrence, Chemistry Yonghun Jung, Economics Thesis: Studies of Picket Fence Thesis: Four Essays on Some Porphyrins and Substituted Metallo­ Applications of Semi-parametric Phthalocyanines (February 23, 1995) Estimators in Econometrics 14

Diane Marie Pickle Lawrence, Kong Gay Loh, Materials Science Neuroscience Thesis: Advances and Applications Thesis: Kappa Opioid Receptors in in Scanning Probe Microscopy the Immune System: Receptor (February 23, 1995) Binding, Second Messenger Chandra Louise, Microbiology and Coupling and Fluorescence Immunology Detection (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Shiga Toxin Action toward University Council on Jeffrey Wade Leon, Chemistry Human Vascular Endothelial Cells Graduate Studies Thesis: Single Electron Transfer in Vitro: Implications for the Induced Fragmentation of 1,2 Pathogenesis of the Hemolytic Diamines. Inter- and Intramolecular Uremic Syndrome Doctor of Philosophy Reactions in Solution and in (February 23, 1995) Photodegradable Polymers John H. Lynch, Psychology (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Religious Internalization Dean R. Leone, Psychology and Relatedness to God: Reassessing Thesis: The Relation of Work the Link Between Religiousness Climate, Higher Order Need and Intolerance Satisfaction, Need Salience, and Ram Chandra Majhi, Philosophy Causality Orientations to Work Thesis: Cognitive Value and Engagement, Psychological Theories in Semantics Adjustment, and Job Satisfaction (October 20, 1994) Ta-Wei Li, Chemical Engineering Mark Richard Mallalieu, Optics Thesis: Computer Simulation of Thesis: Semiclassical Dynamics of Thermodynamics in Dilute Rydberg Electronic Wave Packets Supercritical Fluids (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Derek Scott Mallory, Electrical Yu-Jang Li, Chemistry Engineering Thesis: The Total Synthesis of Thesis: Active Microwave Bandpass Virginiamycin M2 Using Vinylogous Filters Using High-Temperature Urethane Methodologies Superconductors G. Scott Libonate, Physics and Binhua Mao, Mathematics Astronomy Thesis: A BP analog of Lin's Thesis: Identification of the Theorem and the Realization of Dominant Luminosity Sources at A(n)* (October 20, 1994) the Galactic Center through Stephen S. Martinet, Electrical Infrared Imaging and Spectroscopy Engineering (February 23, 1995) Thesis: An Investigation of a Mary Olsen Lichti, Psychology New Superconducting Logic Family: Thesis: The Salience of Design and Experimental Low­ Developmental History, Parenting Speed Testing of its Circuits Beliefs, Psychological Resources, and bruce d. mcclung, Musicology Contextual Factors in Determining Thesis: American Dreams: Parenting Competence among High­ Analyzing Moss Hart, Ira Gershwin, Risk African-American Mothers: A and Kurt Weill's Lady in the Dark Path Model (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Jong-Soo Lim, Economics Matthew Sean McCormick, Philosophy Thesis: Four Essays on Economic Thesis: Kant's Transcendental Growth (October 20, 1994) Psychology Daniel Yen Lin, Psychology Fiona Elizabeth Stewart McGillivray, Thesis: The Effects of Neonatal Political Science Exposure to Cocaine on Thesis: The Comparative Properties Responsiveness to Rewarding of Political Institutions: A Public Stimuli in Young Adult Rats Choice Analysis of Trade and Fiscal Lieh-bang Liou, Microbiology and Policy Outcomes Immunology Thesis: Differential Susceptibility to Tolerance Induction ofB1 Cells versus Conventional B Cells (October 20, 1994) 15 joyce Mitchell Melissinos, English Eric Jon Nelson, Pharmacology Jacinthe I. Pepin, Nursing Thesis: The Stuff of Fable: Accounts Thesis: Hormonal Regulation of Thesis: Adult Children's of Embassies from England and Intracellular Ca2+: What Goes Understanding of their Parent­ Russia to the Middle East and the Up Must Come Down Caring Experiences Far East in the Eighteenth Century; (February 23, 1995) P. A. Aloy Perera, Physics An Overlooked Dimension of John Richard Nelson, Biology Thesis: A Search for Peak Structures Voyage and Travel Literature Thesis: DNA Polymerase I from in the Positron-Electron Sum-Energy (February 23, 1995) Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Purification Spectra for the BBU + 1B1Ta System Jean Elizabeth Moran, Geological of the Enzyme from Yeast Strains at 6.3, 6.1, and 5.95 MeV/u Sciences Engineered for Overexpression, and Fernando Perera-Tallo, Economics Thesis: Applications of Pre­ Characterization of its Stimulation Thesis: Financial Intermediation, Anthropogenic 129 Iodine in of the 3'-5' Exonuclease Associated Firm Size Distribution, and Long­ Hydrogeology and Chemical with DNA Polymerase II Run Growth (October 20, 1994) Oceanography (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Adrian Perez Melgosa, Comparative Colin Jeffrey Morris, History Thomas E Oliver, Jr., Chemistry Uterature Thesis: Virtuosity and Theatricality: Thesis: Studies Leading to the Thesis: Imagining the Present of A Study of William Dunlap and Synthesis of Novel Oligonucleotide the Americas: Three Readings of Charles Brockden Brown Phosphoramidates The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love (October 20, 1994) Lisa A. Opanashuk, Toxicology and The Kiss of the Spider Woman Rhonda Annette Musselman, Thesis: Cellular and Biochemical (February 23, 1995) Chemistry Alterations in Astroglial Cells Christophe Perthuisot, Chemistry Thesis: Part I: Further Development Following Lead Exposure Thesis: Activation of Biphenylene of Camphor Lac tams as General (February 23, 1995) with Rhodium and Cobalt Chiral Auxiliaries for the John Aibangbee Osaheni, Chemical Complexes: A Mechanistic Study Asymmetric Construction of Engineering of Carbon-Carbon Bond Cleavage Quaternary Centers via the Diets­ Thesis: Molecular Engineering of (October 20, 1994) Alder Reaction. Part II: Polymers for Optoelectronics Annette Pharamond, Comparative Constructing Acyclic Quaternary (October 20, 1994) Uterature Centers: Use of Camphor Lac tams Richard Ryan Pace, Economics Thesis: A Hermeneutic of Poison as General Chiral Auxiliaries for Thesis: Inside the Black Box: Ronald P. Pigeon, Microbiology and Asymmetric Alkylation and A Theory of Endogenous Immunology Acylation Reactions Organizational Change and Thesis: Genetic and Molecular (February 23, 1995) Economies of Scale Analyses of KpsM, an Integral Andrew William Myers, Chemistry (October 20, 1994) Membrane Protein Involved Thesis: Steric and Electronic Effects Stephen Paul Palese, Physics in Polysialic Acid Export in on Carbon-Sulfur Bond Cleavage in Thesis: Measurements and Effects Escherichia coli K 1 Substituted Thiophenes: Modeling of the Raman Active Nuclear Massimo Poesio, Computer Science the Hydrodesulfurization (HDS) Distribution in the Condensed Phase Thesis: Discourse Interpretation Process with a Homogeneous Eun Kyung Park, Biophysics and the Scope of Operators Rhodium Phosphine System Thesis: Genetic and Molecular (October 20, 1994) Lynn Marie Nagle, Nursing Characterization of Saccharomyces Ramprasad Polana, Computer Science Thesis: Preserving the Embodied cerevisiae RAD25 Genf Thesis: Temporal Texture and Self: The Meaning of Technology for (February 23, 1995) Activity Recognition People with Chronic Renal Failure Dillon Ravindra Rudolph Parmer, (October 20, 1994) Kumar Neelakantan, Electrical Musicology Matthew L. Prineas, English Engineering Thesis: Brahms the Programmatic? Thesis: The Rhetoric of Apocalypse: Thesis: Modeling and Measurement A Critical Assessment Totality, Crisis, and the Poetic of Ultrasonic Backscatter and Ravindra Ramdas Patil, Pharmacology Response to Revelation, 1640-1660 Attenuation from Myocardial Tissue Thesis: Interleukin-1 Induced GM­ (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) CSF Expression in Human Fibro­ Lisa La Vallee Regan, Biochemistry Keith W. Nehrke, Biochemistry blasts: Amplification by Ras and Thesis: Regulation of Factor VIII Thesis: Functional Characterization Inhibition by PGE 2 and Cyclic AMP (February 23, 1995) of Two Proteins Involved in (October ZO, 1994) Generating the 3' Ends of mRNA Tsung-1 Peng, Neuroscience in Bacteria and Yeast Thesis: Arachidonic Acid Induced (October 20, 1994) Increase of Intracellular Sodium and Calcium Concentration in Astrocytes: Underlying Mechanisms and Functional Significance (October 20, 1994) 16 Byung-Kun Rhee, Economics Kenneth Daniel Shenkman, Psychology Thesis: International Saving Thesis: Structure Sensitivity and Differences and Capital Market Language Processing in Adult Movement (February 23, 1995) Learners of English Robert Jay Robbins, Psychology (October 20, 1994) Thesis: An Assessment of Perceived Rui-]in Shi, Pathology Parental Autonomy-Support and Thesis: Disruption of Endothelial University Council on Control: Child and Parent Cell Fibrinolytic Properties during Graduate Studies Correlates (February 23, 1995) Rickettsia Rickettsii Infection Karen S. Rosenbloom, Education Ilsoon Shin, Economics Thesis: Perception of Emotional Thesis: Essays on Business Cycles Doctor of Philosophy Affordances by Learning Disabled Maria Racossi Silvera Portacio, Students With and Without Visual­ Microbiology and Immunology Spatial Deficits (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Thy-1 + and Thy-1· Meredeth Anne Rowe, Nursing Pulmonary Fibroblast Thesis: The Impact of Internal and Subpopulations Synthesize Inhibitors External Resources on Functional to lnterleukin-1, a Pro-fibrotic Outcome in Chronic Illness Cytokine (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Thomas Richard Simpson, Chemistry Amitava Roy, Mechanical Engineering Thesis: Mechanistic Investigations Thesis: Topology Based Delaunay and Explorations of Three-Electron Triangulation and Medial Axis SN2 Reactions (February 23, 1995) Transformation (February 23, 1995) Lisa M. Slimmer, Physiology Lynn Rust, Microbiology and Thesis: Sexual Dimorphism in the Immunology Compensatory Response to Blood Thesis: Transcriptional Regulation Loss (October 20, 1994) of the Pseudomonas aeruginosa Gordon Cameron Sly, Music Theory Elastase Structural Gene (lasB) Thesis: An Emerging Symbiosis of (October 20, 1994) Structure and Design in the Sonata Myunghee Kang Ryu, Education Practice of Franz Schubert Thesis: Learning Knowledge (February 23, 1995) Organization Skills in a HyperCard Alastair Mark Smith, Political Science Context (February 23, 1995) Thesis: A Theory of Alliances Rubina Saigol, Education Edward Song, Economics Thesis: Knowledge and the Thesis: Altruism, Fundraising, and Production of Identity: Educational the Measurement of Crowd Out in Discourse in Pakistan Economies with Charitable Giving Sheryl Drobny Sawin, English (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Ritualizing the Word: Tayfun Sonmez, Economics Renaissance Dramatizations of Thesis: Strategy-Proofness and Eloquence (February 23, 1995) Implementation in Matching Jeff G. Schneider, Computer Science Problems Thesis: Robot Skill Learning Seonhee Yoon Sonn, Mathematics Through Intelligent Thesis: Homology of the Double Experimentation Loop Space of the Exceptional Lie (February 23, 1995) Groups (February 23, 1995) Andrew J. Schopp, English Eric Sotnak, Philosophy Thesis: Sites of Control/Sites of Thesis: Contingency and Freedom Contest: The Deployment of Fear in Leibniz' Metaphysics in 20th Century Narrative (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Andrew John Stentz, Optics Daniel ]. Selski, Anatomy Thesis: Aspects of the Generation Thesis: Human Homeogene and Propagation of Solitons in Expression in Development, Aging, Optical Fibers and Alzheimer's Disease: Characterization of the Distal-less­ related Gene, DLX-2 17

Bryan Joseph Stossel, Optics Theresa Datz Westbay, Microbiology and Thesis: Image Processing, Coding, Immunology The College and Compression with Multiple­ Thesis: Regulation of Immune Point Impulse Response Functions Responses to Chlamydia! Outer Arts and Sciences (February 23, 1995) Membrane Proteins John N. Sweetser, Optics (October 20, 1994) Thesis: Wave Packet-Modulated Kathleen A. Whitmire, Education Coherent Emission and Thesis: The Mutual Regulation of Bachelor of Arts Amplification of Femtosecond Dyadic Interactions with Adults Graham Patrick Abramo, Chemistry Optical Pulses (October 20, 1994) Who Stutter: Perceptions and David Benjamin Abrams, History David Rood Traum, Computer Science Interpretations (October 20, 1994) Andrew Akinori Adachi, Economics/ Thesis: A Computational Theory of Guy D. Whitten, Political Science Psychology Grounding in Natural Language Thesis: Sectoral Economic Voting: Robert Lee Adelman, Biology-Major; Conversation (February 23, 1995) A Comparative Investigation of Health and Society-Minor Jack Edward Veenstra, Computer Individual-Level Economic Voting Sandra Janneth Agudelo, Psychology! Science in Western Europe and the United Health and Society Thesis: Hybrid Cache Coherency States (October 20, 1994) Salman Moiz Ahmed, Economics Protocols (February 23, 1995) Willard W. Wilson, Neuroscience Luis Alejandro, Biology/Psychology Christos Velissaris, Physics Thesis: Single-Unit Responses in Bat Gregg Ellen Alexander, Religious Studies Thesis: Dilepton Production Cross Auditory Midbrain to Dichotic and Richard George Alexander, Political Section and Asymmetry Free-Field Correlates of Auditory Science Measurements at 58.0 GeVe+e­ Motion: Direction-Dependent Shifts Saima Ali, Economics Annihilation, with the AMY in Response Properties Quaison Nigel Alleyne, Biology Michael Leonhard Altland, Detector at TRISTAN (October 20, 1994) English Tanya Marie Anderson, History- Ronald J. Vogel, Political Science Terry W. Wright, Microbiology and Thesis: Coalition Formation and Immunology Major; japanese-Minor Patrick John Andrews, Agenda Change Within Public Thesis: The Molecular Biology Psychology Bryan P. Anspach, Political Science­ Interest Groups (February 23, 1995) of Pneumocystis carinii Surface Major; History - Minor Amy Elizabeth Walter, Chemistry Glycoprotein A, gpA Margaret R. Apps, Economics/Political Thesis: Thermodynamic Studies Jin Wu, Physiology of the Sequence Dependence of Thesis: Single Channel Science Diana Jenkins Archer, Stability for Interfaces of Coaxially Characterizations of Potassium and Psychology Stephen Thomas Archer, Political Stacked Helixes and Tandem Chloride Channels in Demyelinated GA Mismatches in RNA Xenopus Axons and Rat Dorsal Root Science Jennifer Michele Arnold, (October 20, 1994) Ganglion Neurons Biology! Psychology David Xinda Wang, Biochemistry (February 23, 1995) Paul Matthew Artale, Biology/ Thesis: Structural and Functional Xiaodong Xie, Electrical Engineering Analysis of the Mouse M I Thesis: Constructive Techniques Psychology Mohit Arya, Economics Muscarinic Cholinergic Receptor for Delay Fault Testing Jorge Arzola, Biology/Psychology Using in vitro Expression Systems (October 20, 1994) Jill Lauren Baboff, Psychology/Spanish (February 23, 1995) Chen-Jen Yang, Chemical Engineering Sheba Ann Bacot, English, Dean's Prize: Xiangdong Wang, Physics Thesis: Optoelectronic and Drama- Second Place Thesis: Surface Restricted Grating Nonlinear Optical Properties of Christopher Thomas Theodore Baker, Studies of Interfacial Charge Conjugated Aromatic Polyimines History Transfer Dynamics at n-GaAs (100) (October 20, 1994) Eric James Craig Baker, Psychology Liquid Junction Fuqian Yang, Materials Science Elizabeth Anne Bamrick, History Gordon Thomas Watts, Physics Thesis: Diffusion and Flow in Jill Marie Bandura, Psychology-Major; Thesis: Evidence for Top Quark Impression Creep Testing Spanish-Minor Production in p p Collisions at Hequn Yin, Pharmacology Ho-Jun Bang, Psychology/English Vs= 1.8 TeV (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Studies on the Alexis Marion Barist, Psychology Barbara A. West, Anthropology Biotransformation and Bioactivation Joseph Randol Barker, Psychology Thesis: National Identity on of Halogenated Alkanes Sahil Barman, Economics the Margins: The Dialectic of Mei Yue, Anthropology Elizabeth M. Barnes, Music National Ideological Production Thesis: We Enjoy Weaving: Person, Genine A. Barnett, English/Women's in Post-Socialist Hungary Community, and Material Culture among Women Handweavers in Studies Sabina Basovsky, Psychology/Health and Rochester, New York, USA (February 23, 1995) Society Sara Jane Zervos, Economics Thesis: Essays on Stock Markets, Policy and Growth in Emerging Markets 18 Paul A. Beaudet, Psychology/Philosophy Natalie Veronica Buczkowski, Julie Rachel Beck, Psychology/Religious English-Major; English:Theater­ Studies Minor, Irene Grace Bunde Acting David Scott Becker, History/Political Award Science Maritza Del Carmen Buitrago, Political Emily Threewit Beckett, Psychology/ Science/History-Major; Spanish­ Health and Society-Major; Minor Spanish-Minor Greg J. Bujak, Mathematics-Major; The College Jon David Begos, Biology-Major; Writing: journalism-Minor Arts and Sciences Philosophy-Minor Jonathan Edgar Burchell, Political Heather P. Behnke, English/German Science Collin Blake Benson, Japanese-Major; Alberto Gil Burgos, Political Science/ Bachelor of Arts Applied Economics-Minor Psychology Jennifer Rebecca Bentley, Women's Meredith Lynne Burrell, Political Studies/English, joseph O'Connor Science-Major; Women's Studies­ Graduate Study Award Minor Mark Adam Berkowitz, Psychology Richard D. Butler, History Jaime Lauren Berman, Biology/ Miriam Helene Butterman, English­ Psychology Major; Health and Society-Minor Troy David Bernard, Biology/Psychology Stanley S. Bykov, Psychology/Health and Catherine Jane Best, French, Society Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize Brian Colin Campbell, Chemistry/ Faith Alyse Bevitz, Economics Biology Wendy Lynn Bieber, Political Science/ Katherine Amanda Carda, History- Psychology Major; Biology-Minor Belinda Korey Birnbaum, Psychology - Paul Helmer Carlson, French Major; Biology-Minor Sarah Elizabeth Carpenter, History Alia Ann Blau, Psychology James Michael Carroll, Biology Annemarie Bleech, Psychology Christopher Sullivan Carven, Political Matthew Anthony Blesso, Economics Science Stephanie Felice Block, English Matthew Brendan Casey, Political Haim Yigal Bodek, Mathematics/ Science Cognitive Science Hyuk Cha, Biology Curtis Lowell Bogetto, History Deepa Sarah Chacko, Political Science/ Andrea A. 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J 19 Diane Marie Claxton, Psychology Young Do, Biology Dale Curtiss Fiegl, Studio Arts William Henry Cleary, Political Science Charles James Dolce, English Catherine Stephanie Fine, Psychology Elizabeth Ann Clouse, Chemistry- Rebecca Elizabeth Donaldson, Paul David Fiorentino, English Major; Environmental Geology­ Philosophy Stefanie Aimee Firtell, Political Science/ Minor P. Kwame Donko-Hansen, Art Hiswry Eric Howard Cohen, Psychology­ Interdepartmental Studies (African and Jeffrey Carl Fiscoe, History Major; Art Hiswry-Minor African-American Ucerature and Susan Elizabeth Fisher, History Jacqueline Leigh Cohen, Psychology­ Cultural Studies)-Major; English Marc Eric Fishman, Political Science­ Major; French-Minor Uterature-Minor Major; Philosophy-Minor Jennifer Lynn Cohen, Psychology­ Joseph Paul Donovan, Economics Steven Michael Fleischer, Psychology! 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Gutierrez, Psychology Jonathan Mark Hershberger, Biology/ Jacqueline Marie Haberer, Political Philosophy Science/Economics Audra Darlene Hey, Biology-Major; John Nabih Hage, Political Science ­ Studio Arts- Minor Major; Biology-Minor, Sanjiv Chandroo Hingorani, Psychology ]ames D. McGill Prize Leonard Daniel Hochschild, Political Kenneth Hahn, Philosophy Science Maria Rizzo Hall, Psychology-Major; James Randal Holbrook, Philosophy Spanish-Minor Sheri A. Holt, Economics Toby Kyle Hallowitz, Biology-Major; Brendan Clive Hopgood, Spanish Health and Society-Minor Andrew Davidson Hopkins, Political Christian Hauthaway Hamerstone, Science/Economics Political Science Walter Bissell Horner III, Jason David Hammill, English! 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Lydon, Political Science Adam David Kaye, History - Major; Louisa Fai Lam, Psychology David Andrew Lyons, Political Science Geology-Minor Alexandra L. Lasevich, Russian/ Hua-Ying Ma, Interdepartmental Thomas Peter Keating, Political Science Mathematics Studies(Computer Related Art) 22

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Ram, Economics Michelle Beth Salob, History/Psychology James Gene Oliver, Statistics/Economics Mahesh Ramakrishnan, Economics/ Tal Salomon, Religious Studies-Major; William David Oliver, Economics Interdepartmental Studies History-Minor Anita Elizabeth Olkkola, Political (Management Information Systems) Jennifer April Salta!, Political Science Science/Psychology Suresh Ramakrishnan, Economics/ Adnan Samdani, Economics Michelle L. Oppen, Health and Society/ Interdepartmental Studies Claudia Sanchez, Chemistry Psychology (Computer Information Systems) Louisa Maria Sanchez, Andrew Jason Oremland, Economics Archana Krishna Ramanath, Religious Interdepartmental Studies Karen M. 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Shu, Psychology/Economics Preethi Suresh, English/Economics Rachel Diane Shutts, Psychology Ashish Suri, Economics-Major; David Hopkins Sibley, History/French Japanese-Minor Gary Siconolfi, Health and Society/ Christopher Ian Swartz, Philosophy Political Science Richard Michael Szuba, Political Science Nazia Yasmin Sidiq, Religious Studies Maryanne Holderman Szymanski, Cari Leigh Siegal, Political Science/ Biology Psychology Kevin Paul Tanner, History/Political Cristina Sierra, Philosophy Science Joah Ann-Marie Skeel, Psychology Christa Marie Tarantino, Psychology Alexander Paul Slotkin, English- Sule Tascioglu, Economics/Psychology Major; Writing: Creative Writing­ Rena Joy Taubman, History Minor Carissa Ann Tavarone, Biology/ Pia Sybilly Smal, English/Women's Psychology Studies Priti Jain Tayal, Psychology-Major; Brian David Smith, Political Science Biology-Minor Chantal Renee Smith, Political Science Brian Dean Taylor, Mathematics Christopher Michael Smith, English! 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Timkey, Chemistry- Major; Andrew Neal Spivak, Psychology Biology-Minor James Anthony Spoto, Philosophy - Gwen Lyn Toh, Psychology Major; Biology-Minor Maxim Tokman, Political Science/ Latha Malini Srinivasan, Philosophy­ Russian Major; French-Minor, John H. Jeffery Lee Tomasulo, Political Science Berman Memorial Award, Neil C. Lucas Andrew Tompach, Economics Aroin Memorial Prize Karel Lionel George Tracy, Geological Natasha Stavisky, Health and Society/ Sciences Psychology Anh-Tu Due Tran, History - Major; Daniel R. 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Turk, Studio Arts Robert Steven Wiesen, Psychology­ Gautam Bhagwan Awatramani, Jill Lynn Turner, Psychology/Health and Major; Biology-Minor Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Society Amy Beth Wiesner, History - Major; Cydney Maureen Bare, Biological Rocco Robert Tutela, Political Science French-Minor Sciences: Neuroscience Raphaelle T zen, Health and Society- Dena Cheryl Wilensky, Psychology­ Andrew Erwin Beckmann, Biological Major; Psychology-Minor Major; Biology-Minor Sciences: Neuroscience Patrick Jaeho Uhm, Political Science Amy Marie Wilkins, Biology Asim Ahmad Beg, Biological Sciences: Fartna Ulysse, Psychology Carrie Ellen Williams, Philosophy/ Neuroscience Elena Suzanne Umansky, Psychology/ Geological Sciences Thomas Matthew Beres, Biological Political Science Tracy Sharon Williams, Religious Sciences: Microbiology Melanie Lynne Undem, Psychology Studies-Major; Interdepartmental Jennifer Lynn Best, Biological Sciences: Mark Richard Underkofler, Religious Studies-Minor Molecular Genetics Studies Mark Alan Wilson, History Anthony A. Bibawy, Biological Sciences: Margarita Trinidad Valera, Psychology Sheridan L. Wilson, History Cell and Development Frank Arcibiade Valerio, Health and Alexander Lion Winter, History! Christopher Todd Border, Physics Society-Major; Psychology as a Economics Paul Tymour Boulos, Biological Sciences: Social Science - Minor Peter Karl Witzleb, Psychology Neuroscience Robert Daniel Valinsky, Political Science Daniel Frederick Woishek, Economics Patricia A. Buczak, Biological Sciences : Christina Lynne Valvo, Health and Bonnie Ming Wong, Film Studies Neuroscience Society /Spanish Hei-Wing Herbert Wong, Economics Paul Michael Burkat, Biological Christine Amy Van Dusen, English­ Kai Chung Wong, Economics Sciences: Neuroscience Major; Writing: Journalism-Minor Ming Tek Wong, MING, Economics/ Terri Anne Camesano, Environmental Christopher Allen Vasilko, English! Political Science Sciences Psychology Simman M. 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Warner, Biology/Psychology- Peter Matthew Yerrill, Geological Sciences: Applied Mathematics Major; Health Psychology-Minor Sciences BrianT. Connell, Chemistry Crystol Suzette Warren, Psychology - Jimmy Jae-Hoon Yi, Economics Glenda Ann Coulter, Biological Major; Spanish - Minor Alex Chung Hang Yip, Economics/ Sciences: Molecular Genetics Gary Steven Weinstein, Psychology Political Science George Edwin Cragg, Physics Patrick Sullivan Weir, Economics Davina Ann Young, Psychology/ Joseph Herbert Crose up, Geological Eva Weis, Economics/French Interdepartmental Studies (American Sciences Melissa Ann Weisberg, Economics Sign Language Studies) Cavelle Davolio, Biological Sciences : Stacy Nicole Weisberg, Biology/ Michael William Yurkewicz, Political Neuroscience Psychology Science/Psychology Geetanjali Davuluri, Biological Sciences: Jennifer Michele Weiss, Religious Thomas Mutinda Zarembka, Religious Neuroscience Studies/Health and Society Studies Alejandro Diez, Biological Sciences: Zheng Zhang, Economics John Weng, Political Science/Economics Molecular Genetics Daniel George Wesley, Psychology Michael Alan Zimmerman, Political D. 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Charles James Dolce, Biological Kyoko Koshibu, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Biochemistry Molecular Genetics-Major; Health Ross Alan Doyle, Physics-Major; and Society-Minor Japanese-Minor Kevin David Krakovsky, Environmental Patricia Anne Ewanski, Biology-Geology Sciences Kathryn Hale Ford, Biology-Geology­ Catherine Rose Kuester, Physics Major; Marine Geology and Anupama Govinda Kurup, Biological The College Ecology-Minor; History-Minor Sciences: Microbiology-Major; Arts and Sciences Eric Jason Friedlander, Biological Ethics-Minor Sciences: Cell and Development­ Michelle Kushner, Biology/Geology Major; History-Minor Karen L. Kwasnowski, Geological Bachelor of Science Paul Christopher Frost, Biological Sciences Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Jesse J. Kwiek, Biological Sciences: Biology Biochemistry Paul Joseph Gadue, Biological Sciences: Suzanne Lam, Biological Sciences: Cell Cell and Development and Development-Major; Gerard George Gagne, Jr., Biological Anthropology-Minor Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Jeffrey Stuart Lampert, Computer Visual Science-Minor Sciences: Applied Mathematics , Amy Bratton Gagnon, Environmental ArthurS. Gale Prize Sciences Son Yong Lee, Biological Sciences: Thanh Giang, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Molecular Genetics Jared Fairhurst Lewis, Environmental Paulo Jorge Gomes, Biological Sciences: Sciences Biochemistry Michael Leyferman, Biological Sciences: Keith Orlando Gonzalez, Biological Neuroscience Sciences: Neuroscience- Major; Russell Todd Loeber, Physics and Health Psychology- Minor Astronomy Renee Marie Goodwin, Biological Jennifer L. Maciejewski, Chemistry Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Megan Jennifer Maclennan, Biological Biology Sciences: Neuroscience Richard T. Grabowski, Environmental Mara Teresa Madden, Biology/ Sciences Geology-Major; Russian-Minor Jonathan Kirk Hamm, Biological Srilakshmi Maguluri, Biological Sciences: Biochemistry Sciences: Cell and Development Duane C. Hassane, Biological Sciences: Scott Arthur Mandel, Biological Microbiology Sciences: Microbiology Courtney Jeanne Haycraft, Biological Timothy Craig Manning, Biological Sciences: Molecular Genetics Sciences: Neuroscience Christopher M. Hellmann, Brian Sean Meehan, Chemistry Environmental Sciences Jason Martin Merola, Biological Laura Elizabeth Horn, Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Tammy Ann Middleton, Physics and Health and Society - Minor Astronomy Tsontcho Alexandrov Ianchulev, Monica Patricia Miley, Geological Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Sciences, Lattimore Prize Jody Lynn Jacobs, Environmental Kyong Chu Min, Biological Sciences : Sciences Neuroscience Martin Joseph Jakubiak, Biological Sejal Manharlal Mody, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Sciences: Biochemistry Christopher Raymond Jalbert, Godfrey Oliver Morales, Biological Biological Sciences: Neuroscience­ Sciences: Neuroscience Major; History - Minor Juireith Antoinette Mudie, Biological Richard C. Ji, Computer Sciences: Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Applied Mathematics Psychology-Minor; Research in Amy Webster Jones, Biological Sciences: Visual Science - Minor Neuroscience-Major; Health and Heather Jane Mummery, Biological Society - Minor Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Jennifer Ann Jones, Biological Sciences: Biology Cell and Development Tina Marie Newman, Biological Richard Paul Martin Koehler, Biological Sciences: Neuroscience-Major; Sciences: Biochemistry Visual Science-Minor 27

Moyna Ng, Biological Sciences: Cell and Jeffrey Edward Spielberg, Biological Shao-Chung Chang, Economics Development-Major; Art History­ Sciences: Biochemistry (February 23, 1995) Minor Stephan Timothy Stern, Biological Chuang-Min Grace Chao, Economics Eric john Oberlander, Biological Sciences: Biochemistry Ban Chuan Cheah, Economics Sciences: Neuroscience Anissa Lynn Stopka, Biological Sciences: (February 23, 1995) Michelle Laura Palmer, Biological Neuroscience- Major; Psychology­ Chia-Cheuch Chen, Economics Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Minor (October 20, 1994) Biology-Major; Psychology-Minor April Lynn Studinski, Biological Don-Yun Chen, Political Science David S. Park, Biological Sciences: Cell Sciences: Biochemistry (October 20, 1994) and Development-Major; Religious Mark Y. Su, Physics Feng-Yi Cheng, Anthropology Studies-Minor Michael James Tan, Biological Sciences: Arleen Chiclana, Spanish Roopal Arun Patel, Biological Sciences: Cell and Development-Major; Tai Leung Chong, Economics Neuroscience Archaeology-Minor (February 23, 1995) Shilpa A. Patel, Biological Sciences: Brian Dean Taylor, Physics Vi-En Choong, Physics Neuroscience jeanne Ellen Traer, Physics-Major; Jennifer Ross Church, English Paul Michael Petherick, Biological French-Minor, Janet Howell Clark Ion Calin Ciordas-Ciurdar, Physics Sciences: Neuroscience Prize George Ronald Gemuseus Clarke, Brendon justin Phalen, Biological Erik Verbeek, Physics-Major; Studio Economics (October 20, 1994) Sciences: Biochemistry Arts-Minor Paul Nelson Cooper, Economics Sara Lynn Plante, Biological Sciences: Matthew G. Voas, Biological Sciences: (February 23, 1995) Molecular Genetics-Major; Molecular Genetics-Major; English: Eva Culakova, Mathematics History - Minor Theater-Minor Gina Lynette Dabrowski, Visual and Maria Lorena Polintan, Biological Richard Lee Wallingford, Biological Cultural Studies Sciences: Cell and Development Sciences: Microbiology- Major; Gami Dadusc, Physics Shannon Leigh Pursell, Biological Psychology as a Natural Science­ Guy R. Delamarter, Physics Sciences: Biochemistry Minor Lisa M. DeTora, English Imran Qureshi, Biological Sciences: Cheryl Anne Weaver, Biological Scott Charles Devito, Philosophy Molecular Genetics Sciences: Microbiology Fergus Patrick Duniho, Philosophy Arunesh Sriniuas Ram, Biological Michael Ian Westphal, Environmental Renato Ejnisman, Physics Sciences: Neuroscience Sciences Scott Colin Eklund, English Archana Krishna Ramanath, Biological Dustin Brent Wielt, Biological Sciences: Joerg Esleben, Comparative Uterature Sciences: Biochemistry Neuroscience Douglas Brian Fagen, Psychology Jason D. Ravenel, Biological Sciences: Mark Alan Wilson, Biological Sciences: (February 23, 1995) Molecular Genetics Biochemistry Geoffrey Trueman Falk, Mathematics Kiley Joseph Reynolds, Biological Demian Erik Wincele, Biology/Geology Darren Filson, Economics Sciences: Biochemistry James Gibson Wittig, Biological (February 23, 1995) James Harold Roache, Chemistry Sciences: Biochemistry-Major; Michael James Fitch, Physics Connelia Marie Ross, Biological Studio Arts- Minor (February 23, 1995) Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Gene Wolfe, Computer Sciences:Applied Shieh-Shun Fu, Mathematics Biology Mathematics Cecily Margaret Fuhr, English Nurit Roth, Biological Sciences: Ecology Shane Michael Yeager, Biological Richard L. Gallimore, Philosophy and Evolutionary Biology Sciences: Microbiology Christine Elizabeth Gillespie, English Gerald T. Rustic, Biology-Geology Zheng Zhang, Computer Sciences: Christopher Matteo Giordano, Brian James Rybarczyk, Biological Applied Mathematics Unguis tics Sciences: Molecular Genetics-Major; Aihua Zhou, Physics Jennifer Ann Goetz, Physics Art History-Minor, Ayman Amin­ Deanna Lynn Zubris, Chemistry Kristen Ann Golimowski, English Salem Memorial Award Tricia K. Zwiefelhofer, Biological Peter Gombos, Visual and Cultural Brian J. Schneider, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Microbiology Studies Biochemistry Richard Goss, History Carl Samuel Schneider, Biological Elizabeth Helena Grasmuck, Spanish Sciences: Molecular Genetics Master of Arts Robert W. Gray, Physics Kurt Wesley Schneider, Biological Pauline Julia Alama, English Derek Alexander Gross, Unguistics Sciences: Molecular Genetics (February 23, 1995) jiping Guo, Economics Robert Louis Schrader, Biology/Geology Michael Robert Armstrong, Physics (October 20, 1994) Susan Jane Schroeder, Chemistry­ Edward Weare Batchelder, German Pramod Surya Gupta, Physics Major; Biology-Minor Linda M. Biehl, Spanish (February 23, 1995) Takashi Thomas Shinkawa, John Thomas Blackwood, Comparative Vinita Gupta, Physics Environmental Sciences Uterature (February 23, 1995) Faisal Masood Siddiqui, Biological Brandon Sidney Block, Visual and Kaori Hasegawa, Economics Sciences: Molecular Genetics Cultural Studies (February 23, 1995) Peter Andrew Sierk, Applied Mary R. Boland, English Kohtaro Hitomi, Economics Mathematics Ann-Marie Elizabeth Braithwaite, (February 23, 1995) Laura JoAnn Silliphant, Geological Comparative Literature Claudia Chenlin Ho, Unguistics Sciences, Lattimore Prize Richard John Caffelle, Mathematics Marlene Concepcion Capes-Bettin, Spanish 28

Koji Hoshi, Linguistics Kwanghee Nam, Economics (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Kirstin Riter Hotelling, English Rajeshwari Natarajan, Statistics Thomas Earl Hothem, English Diana Dharmini Nesaratnam, English Angela Dawn Jones, English (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Denise A. Nolan, English Cornell Juliano, Psychology Christopher Gerard Nugent, English The College (October 20, 1994) Joseph A. Oliveira, Spanish Arts and Sciences Yongseung Jung, Economics David F. Oliver, Economics (February 23, 1995) Panagiota Papaioannou, French Stuart Allan Kane, English Vassilios Patikis, Economics Master of Arts (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Hidefumi Kasuga, Economics Amy Ellen Pentz, English (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Grant Hamilton Kester, Visual and Maria Petalidou, English Cultural Studies (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Carolyn Sue Keyser, Economics Marion Picker, Comparative Literature Adil Ali Khan, Physics (February 23, 1995) Tae-Wan Kim, Economics Rowan Lester Pigott, Psychology Clifford Raymond Knee, Jr., Psychology (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Seth David Pollak, Psychology Thomas Koffas, Physics (February 23, 1995) Piyabha P. Kongsamut, Economics Stephen Robert Porter, Political Science Tetsuya Konuki, Economics (February 23, 1995) Michael Anthony Kouparitsas, Demetrios Plouto Poulios, Physics Economics (February 23, 1995) Ashiqur Rahman, Physics Jill Marie Kress, English Lauren M. Raimondi, English (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Hajime Kubota, Economics Christian Edward Reed, Psychology Richard N. Lansdowne, Philosophy (October 20, 1994) John Michael Larkin, Physics David A. Reis, Physics Chi-Wei Herbert Lee, Physics Christopher John Roe, Statistics (February 23, 1995) M. Liliana Rolleri-Freire, Spanish Showwu Li, Economics (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Danielle Suzanne Ross, Psychology Kien Ket Lim, Comparative Literature Pavel Vladimirovich Rott, Physics Aiyi Liu, Statistics (February 23, 1995) Catherine A. Loomis, English Paul Thomas Rudy, Physics Celine M. Lossa, Mathematics Kenneth John Salzer, English Xiao Lu, Linguistics Alexandra Weld Schultheis, English Jennifer Lyn Lund, History James Peter Schummer, Jr., Economics Keith Brian Magnus, Psychology Ann M. Shields, Psychology (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Jill Stauffer Maney, English Hideaki Shimizu, Economics Laura Underhill Marks, Visual and (October 20, 1994) Cultural Studies (February 23, 1995) Alexa Beth Sine!, History Neal Alex Masia, Ecoriomics (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Jocelyne J. Smith, French David B. May, Physics Jorge Manuel Soares, Economics Scott Madison McDaniel, Psychology (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Randolph Tyler Stevenson, Political Stuart James McNaught, Physics Science (February 23, 1995) Nikolai V. Mikhailov, Political Science Jeanne Sullivan, Anthropology Julie Carr Miller, Spanish Yoshihisa Suzuki, Economics Marianne Carmela Milton, English (February 23, 1995) Toben H. Mintz, Psychology Victoria Ellen Szabo, English (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Joanna Louise Mitchell, Spanish David Harris Tabachnick, Philosophy Kara Marie Molway, English Kung-Kuen Tse, Mathematics (February 23, 1995) Xiang Wang, Economics Guillermo Montes, Economics (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Rebecca Ann Webb, Linguistics Jon James Nadenichek, Economics Chris Leighton Wiggins, Philosophy (February 23, 1995) 29

Anna Elizabeth Williams, Visual and Aaron Nathan Kaplan, Computer Cultural Studies Science The College Michael Allen Williams, English George Stylianos Kardaras, Computer Eunil Won, Physics Science (October 20, 1994) School of Mary Clifford Wood, English Jinha Kim, Political Science (February 23, 1995) (Public Policy Analysis) Engineering Yingchen Wu, Economics Joon H. Ko, Applied Mathematics Qingji Yang, Mathematics James Ian Lee, Chemistry Oi-Kuan Fiona Yap, Political Science Bing Li, Biology (October 20, 1994) and Applied (October 20, 1994) Xitong Li, Biology (October 20, 1994) Mehmet Yorukoglu, Economics Kimberly Ann Maluski, Political Science Sciences (February 23, 1995) (Public Policy Analysis) Newell Hamilton Young, English Michael William Marchetti, Computer (February 23, 1995) Science Bachelor of Arts Ali Shehzad Zaidi, Comparative Mauricio Marengoni, Computer Science Mohit Arya, Engineering Science Uterature (October 20, 1994) Jill Carrie Greenberg, Engineering Roberto Zamparelli, Unguistics Melanie Woodroffe Marshall, Chemistry Science (February 23, 1995) Sharon Ann Masserant, Chemistry Scott Douglas Hartford, Engineering Daniela Zanzotto, French (October 20, 1994) Science Sara Jane Zervos, Economics Wagner Meira, Jr., Computer Science Thomas Edward Nicolay, Engineering (October 20, 1994) Masa Morihara, Political Science Science (Public Policy Analysis) Mark C. Shoemaker, Engineering Josephine Elizabeth Mullen, Political Science Master of Science Science (Public Policy Analysis) Frank Louis Valenta Ill, Engineering Christopher David Agnew, Political Kimberly Ann Napoli, Biology Science Science (Public Policy Analysis) Colm Art Oriain, Computer Science David Mark Baruch, Chemistry Pamela Lynne Paris, Chemistry Elisa Thomas Bergslien, Geological Kara Kristine Reynolds, Biology Bachelor of Science Sciences (October 20, 1994) Christopher David Agnew, Electrical Ulfar Bergthorsson, Biology Taras Peter Riopka, Computer Science Engineering (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Kapil Agrawal, Chemical Engineering, Nicole M. Bernard, Political Science Joan P. Rogers, Political Science Charles L. Newton Prize, Albert K. (Public Policy Analysis) (Public Policy Analysis) Ackoff Prize (Honorable Mention) Andrew Arthur Bieberich, Biology Garbis Salgian, Computer Science Junaid Ahmed, Chemical Engineering (October 20, 1994) Keith Peter Schreiber, Chemistry Salman Moiz Ahmed, Electrical Rebecca Lynn Calvo, Chemistry Charles John Sheils, Chemistry Engineering Jianping Chao, Chemistry Brian Michael Silverberg, Biology Amy Avolia Albright, Chemical Liaohai Chen, Chemistry (October 20, 1994) Engineering, American Institute of Mark Gregory Core, Computer Science David Charles Sperry, Chemistry Chemists Award, AICHE Scholastic Jerry John Czarnecki, Jr., Applied Richard Spring, Chemistry Achievement Award Mathematics Barry Steffen, Political Science Lisa Ashman, Chemical Engineering Scott Joseph Donnelly, Chemistry (Public Policy Analysis) Todd Barber, Geomechanics Andrea Lynn Oynder, Medical Statistics Darren Gregory Stoub, Chemistry Alisa Ann Beck, Optics-Major; Kellie Marion Evans, Political Science A viva Joy Sussman, Geological Sciences Mechanical Engineering- Minor (Public Policy Analysis) William Johnson Towler, Political Frederick Anton Beer, Electrical Peter Vladimirovich Evseev, Chemistry Science (Public Policy Analysis) Engineering Maria Pilar Francino, Biology Sara Beth Trombino, Political Science John Michael Belanger, Mechanical (October 20, 1994) (Public Policy Analysis) Engineering- Major; History-Minor Tao Fu, Biology (October 20, 1994) Susan Reed Troutman, Chemistry Bernadette Lourdes Bernardo, Kevin W. Gillman, Chemistry Adam J. Tuper, Chemistry Chemical Engineering Teresa Ann Golden, Biology Shai Vaday, Chemistry Nicholas Bershak, Mechanical (October 20, 1994) James Rich;,ud Vallino, Computer Engineering Sandra Lee Griffin-Roth, Political Science Joseph Aaron Blatt, Electrical Science (Public Policy Analysis) Emanuel Austin Waddell, Jr., Chemistry Engineering Darlene J. Guelker, Medical Statistics Matthew Shane Walker, Political Science Gueorgui Dobrinov Borchoukov, Rebecca Lynn Haefele, Political Science (Public Policy Analysis) Electrical Engineering-Major; (Public Policy Analysis) Lori Ann Walton, Medical Statistics Economic Theory - Minor, Electrical Robyn Ellen Hannigan, Geological (February 23, 1995) Engineering Faculty Prize Sciences Rebecca Susan Wennergren, Political Martin A. Braun, Mechanical Shelby Lynn Hatch, Chemistry Science (Public Policy Analysis) Engineering Shannon K. Healey, Chemistry Jin Yang, Biology (October 20, 1994) Kamil Can lzgi, Chemistry Mohammed Javeed Zaki, Computer Edward Graham Johnson, Political Science Science (Public Policy Analysis) Yuan-Chao Zhang, Chemistry (October 20, 1994) 30

Kevin John Burke, Mechanical Prateek Gupta, Chemical Engineering Engineering-Major; Economic Liar Gurwitz, Electrical Engineering Theory-Minor Emily Hackett, Mechanical Engineering, Stewart Samuel Bushman, Mechanical Tau Beta Pi Prize for 1994 and Engineering for 1995 Matthew Wyatt Buttrick, Electrical Kevin William Harrison, Electrical Engineering, Dorothy D. Schimmel Engineering The College Fund Stephanie Marie Hartnett, Optics­ School of Engineering David Remi Cadoret, Mechanical Major; Mechanical Engineering­ Engineering Minor and Applied Sciences Duncan Stewart Callaway, Mechanical Choochart Haruechaiyasak, Electrical Engineering, General Motors Scholar Engineering-Major; Applied Bachelor of Science Terri Anne Camesano, Chemical Economics-Minor Engineering, Shelby A Miller Prize Derek Jason Henderson, Chemical Michael J. Caputo, Chemical Engineering Engineering Michael Vaughn Herring, Mechanical Michael Thomas Caro, Optics-Major; Engineering Visual Science-Minor John Henry Heyer, Mechanical Matthew Robert Chamberlain, Engineering-Major; Applied Geomechanics Economics-Minor, Emil Kuichling Jerrid Donald Chapman, Electrical Prize, Helmut Weymann Prize Engineering Ling Cherd Ho, Electrical Engineering Chin Hong Cheah, Electrical Louis Hodgson, Chemical Engineering­ Engineering Major; Comparative Literature­ Stephanie S. Chen, Optics, Daniel Ward Minor Healy, ]r. Memorial Prize, Donald M. William Charles Houghton, Mechanical Barnard Prize Engineering Ngan Kathy Cheng, Chemical Christopher Bingham Johnson, Engineering Electrical Engineering Anando Anwar Chowdhury, Chemical Wee Shing Jung, Chemical Engineering, Shelby A Miller Prize Engineering-Major; Applied Meng Chiang Chua, Electrical Economics-Minor Engineering Murat Berkan Kacar, Electrical John Michael Conner, Geomechanics Engineering Christopher Matthew Cummings, Archie Kaul, Chemical Engineering­ Optics Major; Applied Economics - Minor Shahin P. Daneshkhah, Optics-Major; Gary Matthew Keller, Mechanical Mechanical Engineering- Minor Engineering-Major; Philosophy ­ William Andrew DeCanio, Electrical Minor Engineering Khizar Ahmad Khan, Electrical Kristen Valerie DeMaso, Chemical Engineering Engineering Evan Daniel King, Chemical Sandeep Dudhwewala, Electrical Engineering-Major; Chemistry­ Engineering Minor David Norton Dunham, Optics Michael Robert King, Chemical Patrick Lee Edson, Mechanical Engineering Engineering-Major; History-Minor Thomas William Kitson, Mechanical David Graham Elefante, Optics Engineering Mark Malcolm Farley, Mechanical Aaron David Kneiss, Electrical Engineering Engineering David Franks, Optics-Major; Thomas Kocsis, Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering- Minor Rosann Maria Konecny, Chemical Fabio Augusto Fuzetti, Mechanical Engineering, Shelby A Miller Prize Engineering-Major; Applied Alexander Joseph Krakuszeski, Economics-Minor Mechanical Engineering Vipul C. Gandhi, Electrical Engineering Irene M. Krenskaya, Electrical George Generalis, Engineering and Engineering Applied Science Manish Kumar, Chemical Engineering Sameer Subhash Gokhale, Chemical Orner Gokhan Kuyucu, Optics ­ Engineering Major; Mechanical Engineering­ Jennifer Anne Greenleaf, Chemical Minor Engineering William K. Kwik, Mechanical Kristina Greve, Chemical Engineering Engineering Amit Gupta, Chemical Engineering, Shelby A Miller Prize 31 Christopher Sean Lamason, Mechanical Susan G. Parente, Mechanical Lim Song, Chemical Engineering Engineering Engineering, The Mechanical Frederick L. Spataro, Chemical David G. Latimer, Optics-Major; Art Engineering Department Teaching Engineering History-Minor Service Award Marc Douglas Spencer, Electrical Peter Hun-Ding Leung, Electrical Falgun Dinesh Patel, Optics, Harry D. Engineering Engineering Polster Prize Alexandra Nicole Stuehler, Optics Matthew J. Levinson, Geomechanics Jai Avinash Pathak, Chemical Pornchai Supnithi, Electrical Zhi Ming Liao, Optics-Major; Engineering-Major; German­ Engineering Electrical Engineering-Minor, Minor Yutaka Takahashi, Chemical Engineering G. Harold Hook Prize Shakeel H. Peera, Electrical Engineering Douglas Christopher Tuley, Mechanical Eng Jin Lim, Mechanical Engineering­ Chhem Kim Pen, Electrical Engineering Engineering Major; Applied Economics -Minor Mathew William Pettis, Electrical Kathryn Turner, Chemical Engineering Keung Jeff Loi, Mechanical Engineering Hikmet Emre Ucok, Electrical Engineering-Major; Applied Sachin Piplani, Chemical Engineering Engineering Economics-Minor, Emil Kuichling Randal Logan Pittelli, Engineering and David Gardner Vahlsing, Chemical Prize Applied Science Engineering Chris Alan Long, Electrical Engineering Steven A. Poling, Mechanical Christopher Harold Van Leuvan, Jean Anne Maksymiak, Mechanical Engineering-Major; Applied Electrical Engineering Engineering Economics-Minor, Emil Kuichling Justin James Vianese, Mechanical Khurram Zaka Malik, Electrical Prize, Helmut Weymann Prize, The Engineering Engineering Mechanical Engineering Department Abraham S. Walters, Chemical Timothy John Maruna, Mechanical Award for Outstanding Senior Engineering Engineering Melanie Merrill Preston, Mechanical Jane Yan Wang, Chemical Paul J. Mastriani, Optics Engineering- Major; Music-Minor, Engineering- Major; Biology-Minor Brian Joseph McNeil, Optics Daniel Ward Healy, ]r. Memorial Prize, Joy Anne Warner, Geomechanics Nora Kathleen Meegan, Chemical General Motors Scholar Robin Alicia Weinberg, Electrical Engineering Gam Fai Pun, Chemical Engineering­ Engineering Richard Raymond Meehan, Mechanical Major; Applied Economics-Minor Sean Michael Welch, Chemical Engineering, Charles L. Newton Prize, Scott Andrew Rasche, Electrical Engineering The American Society of Metals Prize Engineering Laurel Susan Wells, Chemical in Materials Science Jeffrey Louis Rousell, Mechanical Engineering Keith Berwin Mishoe, Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey Randall Wilcox, Electrical Engineering Daniel John Ryan, Mechanical Engineering Basab Mukherjee, Electrical Engineering Engineering Chad Michael Wolcott, Mechanical Narati R. Mukherji, Chemical Adnan Samdani, Chemical Engineering Engineering Engineering Saud Sami, Chemical Engineering­ Seung Bum Woo, Optics - Major; Paul Edward Murphy, Optics - Major; Major; Economic Theory-Minor, Applied Economics - Minor Physics-Minor; Economic Theory­ American Institute of Chemists Award Gu Feng Yin, Electrical Engineering Minor Ashish Pradip Sanghrajka, Engineering Brett Anthony Yoder, Geomechanics Philip Kyalo Mutooni, Electrical and Applied Science Zhe Zeng, Electrical Engineering- Engineering Damir Saracevic, Electrical Engineering Major; Applied Economics-Minor Robert Brian Nelson, Mechanical Peter Allen Schott, Optics Engineering Heidi Kristen Schultes, Dmitry Netis, Electrical Engineering Geomechanics-Major; German­ Master of Science Kimberly Rae Nevala, Chemical Minor Christopher David Agnew, Electrical Engineering Marc Joseph Serafin, Mechanical Engineering (October 20, 1994) Bichnga Nguyen, Chemical Engineering Anita Karen Alanko, Chemical Beejal Kamila! Shah, Electrical Engineering- Major; Chemistry­ Engineering Minor Engineering Francoise Aurtenechea, Electrical Reade B. Nimick, Engineering and Ahmed Shahid, Electrical Engineering Engineering (October 20, 1994) Applied Science Shams Farooq Sheikh, Chemical Somnath Banerjee, Optics Daniel Anthony Nosek, Electrical Engineering, Albert K. Ackoff Prize, (October 20, 1994) Engineering American Chemical Society Chemistry David Paul Beck, Optics Joey Anne Navarro, Chemical Achievement Award, AICHE Anne Bertelsmann, Chemical Scholastic Achievement Award, Daniel Engineering-Major; Anthropology­ Engineering Minor Ward Healy, ]r. Memorial Prize Eric James Berton, Mechanical Jeffrey Clay Shipley, Optics-Major; William David Oliver, Electrical Engineering (October 20, 1994) Engineering, Electrical Engineering Organizational Psychology - Minor Ameet S. Bhattacharya, Electrical Faculty Prize, Robert L. Wells Prize Aric Bruce Shorey, Mechanical Engineering Engineering Chris Donald Painter, Mechanical Kenneth S. Bhella, Electrical Radha Shreeniwas, Electrical Engineering-Major; japanese­ Engineering Minor, Emil Kuichling Prize Engineering Ali Okyar Borahan, Chemical Anna Britta Snyder, Geomechanics Engineering (October 20, 1994) Sean Alan Snyder, Chemical Engineering 32 Mary C. Brick, Chemical Engineering Tamara G. Krol, Electrical Engineering Darren Keith Brock, Electrical Michael Peter Kubisiak, Mechanical Engineering (February 23, 1995) Engineering David Lee Brown, Optics Igor Landau, Optics John Spencer Cannon, Optics Alan G. MacRobbie, Electrical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Matthew Eric Carlson, Electrical Andrey Malgichev, Mechanical The College Engineering Engineering (October 20, 1994) School of Engineering Peter Robinson Charles, Mechanical Taha Masood, Electrical Engineering Engineering James Mazzarella, Mechanical and Applied Sciences Somchart Chokchaitam, Electrical Engineering (October 20, 1994) Engineering (February 23, 1995) Amanda L. McKeon, Optics Master of Science James Dixon Cornell, Optics (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Gregory James Michels, Mechanical Curtis Andrew Corum, Optics Engineering (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Michael David Missig, Optics Liam Ruan Depaor, Chemical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Zoran Mitrovski, Electrical Engineering David Carl Driscoll, Optics (October 20, 1994) Robert M. Egerman, Mechanical Zhimin Mo, Chemical Engineering Engineering (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Yu Fang, Electrical Engineering Taryn Anne Morelli, Optics (October 20, 1994) John Yaw Ofori, Chemical Engineering Jessica Ann Faust, Optics Guy Aime Olive, Mechanical (October 20, 1994) Engineering (October 20, 1994) Gregory John Fitzgerald, Optics Brian James Oliver, Optics Paul Thomas Fullam, Chemical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Dharmesh Gopal Panchal, Optics Peter J. Ghyzel, Chemical Engineering (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Chulsoo Park, Chemical Engineering Valeri Goncharov, Mechanical (October 20, 1994) Engineering (February 23, 1995) Jennifer Lynn Patience, Optics Mark Alan Gwaltney, Electrical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Gregory W Pierce, Optics Pavel Hajek, Optics Andrew Michael Puleo, Mechanical Peter F. Hallemeier, Electrical Engineering (February 23, 1995) Engineering (October 20, 1994) Robert Glen Rhode, Electrical Donald Honghai He, Chemical Engineering Engineering David Clinton Robles, Optics Kenneth C. Henderson, Electrical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Mark Edmund Roszkowski, Mechanical Keith Marshall Hinrichs, Optics Engineering (October 20, 1994) Ian Russell Schaad, Optics Ai Thuy Hoang, Chemical Engineering (October 20, 1994) Jennifer Kelly Houghton, Optics Katsuhiro Seo, Optics Richard L. Howe, Mechanical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Atanas Stefanov Serbezov, Chemical Li-Chung Huang, Chemical Engineering Engineering (February 23, 1995) Jianhua Shao, Mechanical Engineering Richard Kirkcaldy Hynds, Electrical (October 20, 1994) Engineering Dmitri Simonian, Electrical Engineering Non lngkutanon, Electrical Engineering Michael A. Sperber, Electrical Nobuyuki Ito, Chemical Engineering Engineering (October 20, 1994) Thomas Fredrick Steckroat, Optics Michael Roy Jones, Optics (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) James Spencer Stevens, Optics Nelson Paul Kibler, Optics (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Charles Matthew Surowiec, Jr., Anna Kobilansky, Optics Electrical Engineering Voravit Kosalathip, Electrical Toshio Takahashi, Mechanical Engineering Engineering (October 20, 1994) Keith Michael Kotchick, Optics Rebecca Jean Theilmann, Optics (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Hanna M. Kretschmann, Optics 33 Whitfield Robinson Thompson, Theodore Leo Belled in, Applied Music jennifer Suzanne Gunter, Applied Music Electrical Engineering (Saxophone), Etta Miller Scholarship (Bassoon) Candemir Toklu, Electrical Engineering Fund Christopher Steven Haag, Applied (October 20, 1994) Matthew Patrick Belzer, Applied Music Music (Oboe) Michael Kam Ching Tom, Mechanical (Saxophone), Eastman Alumni Michael Courtney Haigler, Applied Engineering (October 20, 1994) Scholarship Music (Piano), Arthur Assum jennifer Dawn Traylor, Optics Amy Elizabeth Beneke, Applied Music Scholarship, Vernon K. Penney jean-Philippe Varenne, Mechanical (Voice) /Music Education Voice Scholarship Engineering (October 20, 1994) Michael K. Boschen, Applied Music Lisa Ann Hammer, Applied Music Frederick John Warner III, Optics (Trombone), Laura and Emory (Hom) !Music Education Instrumental (October 20, 1994) Remington Memorial Scholarship Scott Michael Hanratty, Applied Music Richard Wei!, Electrical Engineering Rachel Louise Browning, Applied Music (Bassoon) Michele Ruth Weslander, Optics (Clarinet) Heather Anne Haughn, Applied Music (October 20, 1994) Katie Billings Bufithis, Applied Music (Violin) Kevin joseph Whitcomb, Optics (Voice) Yuhri Karena Hirata, Applied Music Di Wu, Electrical Engineering Kyle Stanley Bultman, Applied Music (Piano), Leopold Lorentz Memorial jianbin Wu, Electrical Engineering (Violin) Scholarship, Avis and Davis Vaughn Richard Anthony Yarussi, Optics Erica Elizabeth Burtner, Applied Music Scholarship (October 20, 1994) (Oboe) Betsy Marie Hoats, Applied Music Fai Yeung, Electrical Engineering Kathleen Anna Callahan, Applied (Voice) Ming Yu, Optics (October 20, 1994) Music (Voice) Michael Shane Hurst, Composition Koji joseph Yugawa, Optics Christopher Lloyd Chaffee, Applied Pamela Jane lgelsrud, Applied Music Mohamed Ajaaz Zainul, Optics Music (flute), Jerald C. Graue (Voice) (October 20, 1994) Memorial Scholarship Bernard Christian Jain, Applied Music Daofa Zhang, Electrical Engineering Yi-Wen Chang, Applied Music (Piano), (Violin) (February 23, 1995) Frank S. Cunckle Scholarship Fund, joseph Patrick johnson, Applied Music Avis and Davis Vaughn Scholarship (Violoncello) Allison Hai-Ting Chinn, Applied Music Melissa Anne Johnson, Applied Music (Voice) (Clarinet) James Donald Coleman, Applied Music Iris Jortner, Applied Music (Violoncello) University (Viola) Angela J. Kim, Applied Music (Piano), Matthew Wayne Constantine, Applied Martha B. Stone Scholarship College of Music (Saxophone{fheory), Anna Kim, Applied Music (Piano), Avis Anonymous Organ Scholarship and Davis Vaughn Scholarship Liberal and Johanna H. Cox, Applied Music (Oboe) Kunihiko Komori, Applied Music Lenora Grace Cox, Applied Music (Percussion), Henry Freeman (Violin), Edith Babcock Scholarship, Scholarship Applied Studies Harold and Edith Smith Frank Jeremy Alan Kondrat, Applied Music Scholarship (Trombone) /Music Education Suzanne Beth Dobkin, Applied Music Instrumental, Rudolph Speth Memorial Bachelor of Science in (Percussion), Henry Freeman Scholarship Scholarship joseph Andrew Krygier, Applied Music General Studies Andrew Wilson Duckles, Applied Music (Percussion) jean C. Dummer, Social Science (Viola), Porter Anderson Scholarship Natalie Anna Kuhn, Applied Music Deborah Miriam Feldman, Applied (Voice) Music (Voice) Arisa Kusumi, Applied Music (Voice) Eastman School Deborah joan Forney, Applied Music jason Kwak, Applied Music (Piano) (Piano), Giteman Prize, Alice K. Kirsten Landowne, Applied Music of Music Whitney Scholarship (Violoncello) Ryan Lance Fukunaga, Applied Music jeffrey Allen Letterly, Composition, (Saxophone) Charles W Kennet Scholarhsip Bachelor of Music Matthew W. Gehlhoff, Music Education 1-Bei Lin, Applied Music (Violoncello) Jennifer Chung-Chiu Au, Applied Instrumental Daniel Sprague Lockwood, Applied Music (Voice) Scott Good, Applied Music (Trombone)! Music (Violoncello) Christopher Dylan Bailey, Composition, Composition Bruno Longarini, Applied Music (Voice), Julia B. Bissell Scholarship Karene Esther Grad, Applied Music Edith Babcock Scholarship Andrea Elizabeth Banke, Applied Music (Piano) Mariko Maki, Applied Music (Flute) (Oboe), Lois Smith Rogers Scholarship, Ian Edward Greenlaw, Applied Music Victoria Anne Maloley, Applied Music Ann Anway Memorial Scholarship (Voice) (Voice), Charles W Kennet Scholarship Armando jesus Bayolo, Composition Kevin Andrew Greenlaw, Applied Music Mary Pat Maze, Applied Music (Voice) / David john Beauchesne, Applied Music (Voice), Arthur Assum Scholarship, Music Education Vocal (Trombone) Mary Mulligan Scholarship 34 Dana Shepherd McCormick, Laura Elise Strand, Applied Music Composition, Farash Scholarship (Hom) /Music Education Instrumental Aaron David Miller, Applied Music Karen Yayoi Tanaka, Applied Music (Organ), Evelyn A Fraser Memorial (Piano), Excellence in Accompanying, Scholarship Sigma Alpha Iota, Martha B. Stone Randall Wayne Montgomery, Applied Scholarship, Jose Echaniz Memorial Music (Tuba) /Music Education Scholarship, Cecil Genhart Scholarship Eastman School Instrumental Robert Niel Tanis, Applied Music of Music Theodore David Johan Nelson, Applied (Trumpet) /Music Education Music (Violoncello) Instrumental Joshua Sean Nemith, Applied Music Bonnie Lee Terry, Applied Music Bachelor of Music (Piano), Alice K. \X'hitney Scholarship (Violin) , Harold and Edith Smith Valerie Claire Nicolosi, Applied Music Frank Scholarship, George Marge (Voice), Elizabeth, Florence, and M. Scholarship, Starling Violin Award, Gertrude Deavenport Scholarship Alma Willard Scholarship Fund Leesa Sheree Nimitz, Applied Music A viva Miriam Timoner, Applied Music (Clarinet), Harry Roth Memorial (Voice), Jemplis International Student Scholarship Fund Fund, The Omest Scholarship, Presser Robert Joseph Nuval, Applied Music Award (Piano) Christine Catherine Trefney, Applied Clifton Dean Ogea, Applied Music Music (Hom), Martha Barkema (Voice) Scholarship Melanie Guerry Olsen, Applied Music Deanna Jean Wagner, Applied Music (Violin) (Bassoon) /Music Education Sean Jeffrey Owen, Applied Music Instrumental (Flute) Brian M. Walnicki, Applied Music Lara Elaine Philip, Applied Music (Viola) (Voice) Jesse Amos Watras, Applied Music Gregory Nathan Pinney, Applied Music (Double Bass), Sloan Scholarship (Violin), Elaine P. and Richard U. Sharon Beth Weinberg, Applied Music Wilson Scholarship Fund (Flute) Jennifer Meredith Regan, Applied Katherine Anne Winterstein, Applied Music (Flute) Music (Violin), Paul and Josephine Ronald Burkhardt Reiter, Applied Music \X'hite Scholarship (Euphonium) Jonathan Franklin Wyble, Applied Alice Miner Rosen, Applied Music Music (Double Bass), Lilli Lehman (Viola), Max Landow Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Jacqueline Victoria Yost, Applied Music Arthur Ross III, Applied Music (Viola), (Organ) Links Scholarship, Rudolf Speth Jeffrey Samuel Zeigler, Applied Music Memorial Scholarship (Violoncello), Links Scholarship, Adrian Knox Roston, Applied Music Joseph Lawrence Noble Scholarship (Trombone) Fund Mark Vincent Salatino, Applied Music Erica Ann Zumsteg, Applied Music (Trombone) /Music Education (Piano), Margaret Walsh Segers Instrumental Scholarship Fund Neal Forman Shaffer, Applied Music (Violin) Shane Patrick Shanahan, Applied Music Master of Arts (Percussion) Kevin Michael Bleau, Theory Lynn Marie Simone, Applied Music Jonathan Daniel Flowers, Theory (Clarinet) /Music Education Bruce Robert Frank, Theory, Ann Instrumental, Eleanor Randall Browne Anway Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Evan Allen Jones, Theory Carl Wayne Smith, Applied Music Mark Steven Kirschenmann, (Violoncello) Composition David Steven Sokol, Applied Music David Andrew McCarthy, Theory (Tuba) Carol Marie Moen, Musicology Adrienne Mary Grace Sommerville, Jocelyn Rinda Neal, Theory Applied Music (Vwla) Michael Edward Russo, Music Sarah Jane Spencer, Applied Music Education (October 20, 1994) (Piano), Margaret Walsh Segers Peter Scott Silberman, Theory Scholarship Fund Phillip W. Sims, Theory Karine K. Stone, Applied Music (Vwlin) Michael Sidney Timpson, Composition 35 Daniel Lee Hull, Performance and Debbie Ann Rohwer, Music Education Master of Music Uterature (Guitar) (October 20, 1994) Marci Alegant, Music Education Matthew Leroy James, Performance and Ronald Ka-Ho Sat, Piano (February 23, 1995) Literature (Guitar) Accompanying and Chamber Music Brian Page Benson, Jazz Studies and Annabelle May Jimenez, Performance Kevin W. Schempf, Performance and Contemporary Media and Uterature (Violin), Starling Violin Literature (Clarinet) Peter Anthony Bellino, Jazz Studies and Award Noam Schuss, Performance and Contemporary Media Evan Allan Jones, Performance and Literature (Violin) (October 20, 1994) Uterature (Violincello) Jeffrey Daniel Shaw, Performance and Meredith Margaretha Brammeier, (February 23, 1995) Uterature (Hom) Composition Juyeon Kang, Performance and Literature Kimberly Anne Shaw, Performance and Richard Mark Breitstein, Performance (Piano) Uterature (Voice) and Uterature (Flute) )in Kim, Conducting David Michael Shearen, Performance Stephanie Buckley, Performance and Patricia Ann Kroth, Music Education and Uterature (Viola) Literature (Voice) (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Mark I. Simmons, Conducting Hilary Kathryn Burtt, Performance and Yvonne Lau, Music Education (October 20, 1994) Literature (Voice) (October 20, 1994) Andrew Blake Spang, Performance and Marcos Daniel Flores Caraballo, Philine Lautenschlager, Performance Literature (Tuba) Performance and Literature (Piano) and Uterature (Harpsichord) Yun Won Song, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Florence Leblond, Performance and Literature (Piano) (October 20, 1994) Annie Chung, Conducting Uterature (Violoncello) Erin Renee Stedman, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Huey-ling Liao, Performance and Literature (Voice) John Charles Clanton, Conducting Literature (Harp) Scott Alan Stratton, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Ping-Shan Liao, Performance and Literature (Trombone) Tracy Elizabeth Cowden, Piano Literature (Piano) William Frederick Straub, Jazz Studies Accompanying and Chamber Music Jo-Chi Lin, Performance and Uterature and Contemporary Media Shawna Lynn Cross, Conducting (Piano) Patrick Michael Taylor, Conducting (February 23, 1995) Rowan Patricia Martin, Performance Cheryl Ann Terwilliger, Music Jody Ellen DeBell, Music Education and Uterature (Violin) Education (October 20, 1994) Erich Fackert, Conducting Kenneth Allard Martinson, Jr., Steve Jeffrey Thachuk, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Performance and Literature (Viola) Uterature (Guitar) Christopher Bruce Fensom, Susan Jane Matthews, Performance and Marc Christopher Thayer, Performance Performance and Literature (Trumpet) Literature (Organ) and Literature (Violin) , Max Landow Catherine Zeh Fitch, Performance and !leathern Marisa McLeod, Performance Memorial Scholarship Literature (Hom) and Literature (Violin) Louise Charlotte Vickerman, Mark Alan Flugge, Jazz Studies and Joana LaRocca Miranda, Performance Performance and Literature (Harp) Contemporary Media and Uterature (Violin), Starling Violin Michael Robert Walk, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Award Utera!ure (Trumpet) Bruce Robert Frank, Performance and Michael Missiras, Jazz Studies and Mihoko Watanabe, Performance Literature (Organ) Contemporary Media and Literature (Flute) Michael J. Fuerst, Performance and (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Literature (Harpsichord) Barry Alan Pohlmann Moellendorf, Mark Hilliard Wilson, Performance and Patrick John Gnage, Performance and Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media Uterature (Guitar) Literature (Voice) (October 20, 1994) Kimberly A. Woolly, Performance and Anatoly Gokhman, Performance and Joel Todd Mott, Jazz Studies and Uterature (Bassoon) Literature (Guitar) Contemporary Media/Performance and Mark Clifford Goldman, Performance Uterature (Trumpet) and Literature (Voice) Marie E. O'Reilly, Performance and Doctor of Christopher Jason Gray, Jazz Studies Literature (Viola) and Contemporary Media Patricia G. Parker, Performance and Musical Arts Juliette Lynn Gray, Performance and Uterature (Organ) David W. Abbot, Performance and Literature (Piano) (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Literature (Piano) Lisa Marie Gruenhagen, Music Jack Bernard Pettit II, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Education (October 20, 1994) Uterature (Saxophone) Kathryn J. Alexander, Composition Joanna Natalia Gruca, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Margaret E. Nichols Baldridge, Literature (Violin), Starling Violin Gerbrand Poster IV. Performance and Performance and Uterature (Violin) Award Uterature (Voice) (October 20, 1994) Leila Gutierrez, Piano Accompanying Douglas David Ready, Music Education Bernadette Anne Balkus, Performance and Chamber Music (October 20, 1994) and Uterature (Piano) Han-Ming (Eric) Huang, Performance Shannon Kyle Renard, Performance Paul T homas Barte, Performance and and Literature (Violin) and Uterature (Violin) Uterature (Organ) (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) 36 Antonius Otto Thomas Bittmann, Performance and Literature (Organ) School of (October 20, 1994) Marcella Branagan, Performance Medicine and and Literature (Piano) (February 23, 1995) Dentistry Christopher Burton, Piano Eastman School Accompanying and Chamber Music of Music Edward Moore Byrom, Conducting (February 23, 1995) Master of Science Rosemary Faye Chancier, Performance Carole Barnes, Biochemistry Doctor of Musical Arts and Literature (Piano) Mark Basham, Neuroscience (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Marshall Nuttall Davies, Performance David Britt, Microbiology and Uterature (Piano) (October 20, 1994) Lois Ferrari, Conducting Deborah Brown, Microbiology Gerard Floriano, Conducting (October 20, 1994) Rose Shlyam Grace, Performance and Tracy Brown, Environmental Studies Uterature (Piano) Amedeo Cappione, Genetics Young-Hae Han, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Uterature (Piano) Enrique Castano, Biophysics Linda Ya-Ping Hsu, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Uterature (Violin) Bienvenido Castillo, Jr., Anatomy (February 23, 1995) Gary Chapman, Biophysics P. Timothy Koch, Conducting (February 23, 1995) Michael T. Messina, Performance and Thomas Colby, Biophysics Uterature (Organ) (February 23, 1995) John Edward Mitchener, Performance Colin Combs, Anatomy and Uterature (Organ) (October 20, 1994) Megumi Miyata, Performance and Sheila Curristin, Genetics Uterature (Piano) (February 23, 1995) Timothy Wellington Muffitt, Music Michael DeMott, Biochemistry Education Hongyu Deng, Microbiology Kevin Robert Nitsch, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Uterature (Piano) David DiLoreto, Jr., Anatomy (February 23, 1995) Carrie Ann Dykes, Microbiology Deborah Joy Norin-Kuehn, Performance (October 20, 1994) and Uterature (Voice) Martin Finkelstein, Toxicology Patricia Joan Nultemeier, Performance (February 23, 1995) and Uterature (Violin) Gloria M. Fuentes, Microbiology Kyunghee Park, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Uterature (Voice) Kimberly Gibson-Berry, Anatomy Sophia H. Park, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Uterature (Piano) Gail Giralico, Environmental Studies (February 23, 1995) Brenda Goodfriend, Environmental Su Mi Park-Oh, Piano Accompanying Studies and Chamber Music Michael Gordon, Neuroscience Linda Marie Piontek, Performance and (February 23, 1995) Uterature (Piano) Gayatri C. Jayaraman, Microbiology Tamara Ann Raatz, Performance and (October 20, 1994) Uterature (Clarinet) Yong Kim, Biochemistry (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) James Allen Strain, Performance and Natisha Kling, Biochemistry Uterature (Percussion) Ana Krtolica, Biochemistry Antje Maria Traub, Piano (February 23, 1995) Accompanying and Chamber Music Wendi Kuhnert, Microbiology (February 23, 1995) 37

Donald T. Kulas, Pathology Michelle M. Freemer (October 20, 1994) Doctor of Medicine Andrew Darrow Friedrich Jean-Marie Landeau, Dental Science with Honor Rebecca Elizabeth Davey Gargan Charles LaPree, Environmental Studies Melissa Pearl GraBois DelBello lnginia Genao LuAnn Leavitt, Biochemistry Kenneth Raymond Hallows Tracey Michelle Guthrie Dmitry Lebedev, Biophysics Steven Lawrence Moran, Amarendra Linda Frances Habeeb (February 23, 1995) Sengupta Memorial Prize in Surgery Deborah Marie Henderson Kyu-Min Lee, Biochemistry Faheem Akram Sandhu, Bryce Collier Elise Marie Henricks (February 23, 1995) Prize, Robert Kates Award Dwight Earl Heron, Upjohn Award Joanna Lipp, Environmental Studies Stacy Hurd Shomento, Doran]. Lyn Carol Jacobs, Medical Society of the Laura Madrid, Toxicology Stephens Prize, Emergency Medicine State of New York Community Service Patricia Morsheimer, Environmental Prize, George Trombetta Prize, Janet Award Studies M. Glasgow Memorial Achievement Vincent Q. Joe Michael Alan Nead, Microbiology Citation Nguyen Dang Khoa Jay Nierenberg, Anatomy Harriet Russell Stosur, Janet M. Darrell A. Klotz (February 23, 1995) Glasgow Memorial Achievement Kim Ann Knittel, Benjamin Rush Prize Julie Ostberg, Microbiology Citation in Psychiatry, Janet M. Glasgow (February 23, 1995) Megan Rebekah Brimijoin Vaules Memorial Achievement Citation San Ouyang, Neuroscience Michael Brent Koch Stephanie Powlin, Toxicology George Kovalevsky (February 23, 1995) Doctor of Medicine Michael Richard Lebens Bing Qi, Biophysics (February 23, 1995) Maria Bun-Ching Lee Xiaofeng Qi, Neuroscience with Honor and Susan Lynn Lemei (February 23, 1995) Andrew Joseph Levi John Ripper, Microbiology with Distinction John H. Lynch (February 23, 1995) in Research Kristina Michelle Lynch Alice Roberts, Neuroscience Adnan Nasir, Dean's Award Heather M. MacAdam Katherine Root, Industrial Hygiene William Albert Vaules Lisa Gail Marin (February 23, 1995) Alexander John McAdam Gary Samoriski, Neuroscience Maura C. McCauley (February 23, 1995) Doctor of Medicine Daniel Ari Mendelson Christine Sommers, Biochemistry Donna DeKing Meyer, Charles D. Maria Melissa Felicidad Adaniel Evmorfia Syrrakou, Dental Science Kochakian Award in Endocrinology Diane Livia Babuts (October 20, 1994) and Nutrition Mark Gordon Bartlett Mark Tran, Microbiology Karl Michalko Deborah Lynn Baruch Anh Truong, Environmental Studies Sepideh Minaaraghi Hannah Ruth Borisute Eleftheria T zoumaka, Physiology Natasha Muckova Joy Louise Bottoms Vinita Uttamsingh, Phannacology William Rowe Muirhead II Gary Jay Brenner Jan Vabnick, Biophysics Matthew John Mulder Richard Cartie (February 23, 1995) J. David Victor Mungo Shinta Cheng Rhonda Wallen, Microbiology David Anthony Nichols Jane Eunae Cheun,Janet M. Glasgow (October 20, 1994) Thomas Patrick Nifong, Class of 1976 Memorial Achievement Citation Andrew Want, Environmental Studies Prize Terry Tonga Choi-Lundberg (October 20, 1994) John E Parker Laura Kirsten Church Yi Yang, Biochemistry Jeannette M. Perez Rossell6 Franklyn Paul Cladis (February 23, 1995) Lori Anna Picco Bernadette Clement Kun-Yun Yeh, Microbiology Jill Kathleen Potts John Anthony DiPreta, William B. (October 20, 1994) Ledford L. Powell Hawkins Award Run Yu, Phannacology Javier M. Prado Don Steven Dongon Dizon (February 23, 1995) Darren James Pulley Karen Denise Dudley, Robert]. Elaine Summers Remy Haggerty Prize in Pediatrics Kimberly J. Reynolds Ann Marie Dufresne Matthew Wilfrid Richardson Elizabeth Ann Dupuis, Rudolph Angell Master of Mark Alan Rosenthal Award Public Health Jayne Sharon Rubenstein, Janet M. Amir Taymoor Ekanej Glasgow Memorial Achievement Kathleen Buonaccorso Lisa Kale Feulner, Janet M. Glasgow Citation Briana Chen (February 23, 1995) Memorial Achievement Citation Mustasim Nasrum-Minallah Rumi Anthony Otuka Karen Fortune Ebrahim Sajedi Mary Paris (February 23, 1995) Edward Joseph Fox Lisa Caryl Schwartz Charles Schwamlein Kirsten E. Frederiksen, Janet M. Karen Wilson (February 23, 1995) Glasgow Memorial Achievement Jeffrey Wyatt Citation 38

Brook Matthew Seeley Cherise Ferrell (February 23, 1995) Grishma Suresh Shah Laurie Ellen Finch (February 23, 1995) Costi David Sifri Andrea Maureen Fiore Arthur Sterling Ticknor Latresha Janette Fuller Todd Christian Tracy (February 23, 1995) Manish Vig Julia M. Gessert Jennifer Jocuns Wilson Tracey E. Golini (February 23, 1995) School of Medicine Chrystal Ann Wittcopp Ana Teresa Cardoso A. Gouveia and Dentistry Eve Elizabeth Wollman, Robert}. Joynt Derrick E. Griffith M.D., Ph.D. Prize for Excellence in Joan Marie Guzi Clinical Neurology Michael W. Hartnett Doctor of Medicine Derrick R. Wurl (October 20, 1994) Michelle Marie Zagami Michele Ninette Hatcher Jo Elliott Hayes Lisa Rose Hems Deborah Ann Holcomb Barbara Anne Hughson Margaret (October 20, 1994) Jeremy T. Hurd Warner JoAnn Marie Jiva Regina Francine Joseph Graduate (October 20, 1994) Susan Ogden Kreiser Ellen McDonald Leopold School of Jennifer Olivia Levy Casey Joy Lynch Education Laura Maldonado Lisa Marie Mallaber and Human (October 20, 1994) Amy Lynn Mancuso Development Dawn Denise Marlowe Richard Fielding Massie (October 20, 1994) Master of Science Mary Martha McKenna Jennifer Townsend Meyer Suzanne Marie Agness Lisa Jo Autovino (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Thomas J. Barger Sarah Diane Midgley Elizabeth Maryiln Bentley Rebecca May Moncur (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) J. Kevin Best (February 23, 1995) Esequiel Armando Morales Jason Bisner (February 23, 199 5) Jennifer Mary Boland Joseph Gerard Morgan (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Beth Marie Anderson Bowman Donna Kay Mulford (October 20, 1994) Sheila Kathleen Murphy Shellean Renee Carr (October 20, 1994) Kimberley Anne Cattat Dawn Marie Nathansohn Huiyuan Chen (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Susan Sufeng Chuang Lisa Gail Norwood (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Stacey Marie Opdyke Catharina Johanna Cohen Mary Lee Pollworth (October 20, 1994) (February 23, 1995) Jennifer Catherine Czekaj James Wynter Porter Colleen Marie Darcy (October 20, 1994) (October 20, 1994) Gretchen Eileen Pratt Melinda Fae De LaVergne Susan J. Putnam Sherry L. DiLoreto (October 20, 1994) Carmela Juliette Rehtz Lisa Marie Drewski Meredith Lee Rowe Christyn Noelle Dundorf (February 23, 1995) Kevin Anthony Eaton Richard James Shrout (October 20, 1994) Howard S. Smith Anne Mette Eidet (October 20, 1994) Thomas John Farrell 39

Anna Sotiriadou (February 23, 1995) Joseph D. Scanlan, Administration Michele Monique Kirchhoffer Lisa C. Stivers Thesis: Toward A Narrower Lauren Lee Kok Susan Elaine Stone Definition Of Education Mal­ Sonja Barbara Kreckel Jennifer Mary Strang practice: Misdiagnosis Of Students Susan Polly Lander Ellen Eve Swartz (October 20, 1994) During The Assessment Of Specific Camille Nathalie Lau Tamara Tesler (February 23, 1995) Learning Disabilities In New York Beth Anne V. LeRoux, The Alumni Robert E. Thompson, Jr. State-A Legal Study Association Prize Heather June Thorp (February 23, 1995) Maxine Lubkin Renee Elizabeth Tirado Gaya Robinson Shakes, Teaching and Helen Martinez Laura Ann Triou (October 20, 1994) Curriculum John Mcintyre, R.N. Wendy Weaver Thesis: African American Women's Molly McGuidwin Miller Pathways To lntellectural Empower­ Catherine O'Brien, R.N. ment Of Female Students Of Color Phyllis R. O'Dell V. Ferris Todd, Counseling and Human Agnieszka Pawelec Master of Science Development Dorothy Louise Petrie awarded jointly with Thesis: "Who Needs Curtains, Debora Joan Pile ROCHESTER INSTITUTE Anyway": The Impact of Corporate Kathryn G. Pospesel OF TECHNOLOGY through the Relocation On The Self-Concept Colleen T. Redman NATIONAL TECHNICAL Of Trailing Wives Leah Suzanne Ricker INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF (October 20, 1994) Marilyn Catherine Rosati Wendi N. Rubinowitz Jerry Miller, Jr. (October 20, 1994) Deborah Louise Russell, R.N. Alexandra S. Santos Christy Marie Sayko Master of Arts School of Kathy L. Schlosser, R.N. Tara Michelle Schoen, The Margery in Teaching Nursing Fancher Daly Memorial Prize Hugh Chen (October 20, 1994) Lenore Jocelyn Schreiber, R.N. Susan Marie Ginn (October 20, 1994) Emily R. Showers, R.N. Scott Timothy Hansen Suzette Marguerite Slapelis, R.N. (October 20, 1994) Bachelor of Science Deborah L. Spencer, R.N. Andrea Joan Michaud Amanda Jane Adams, The Nursing Meredith Stacey Stein (October 20, 1994) Association Recognition Award Phyllis Tomeck, R.N. Amy C. Wilkin (February 23, 1995) Holly McGregor Anderson Cindy L. Vandenberg, R.N. Katie Laura Baumer Deborah Anne Wegman, The Clare Kimberly Ann Baxter Dennison Prize Doctor of Education Christopher James Burden, R.N. Patricia L. Wheeler Linh-da V. Carr Lorine J. Whipple, R.N. Richard Howard Fasse, Teaching and Kathryn Anne Chambers, R.N. Kristen L. Whitaker Curriculum Charles E. Coffey Heidi D. Witmer Thesis: Teacher Workstations As Monica Elizabeth Comerford Nicole Alissa Wood Alternatives To The Textbook: A Linda Anne Crandall Pamela Rima Young Case Study In Mathematics Robert L. Crowe Tara Jean Young Eugene Lylak, Teaching and Curriculum Jacqueline T. Davis, R.N. Susan Marie Zenkel Thesis: Deaf Students' Understand­ Robert Scott Davis ing Of Because And So Adrianna Oksana Denysenko Barbara Lea Regenspan, Teaching and Tracy Marie Donnell Curriculum Sharon J. Wanless Emirbayer, R.N. Master of Science Thesis: The Teacher As Maternal Claudia R. Evans, The Dorothea Lynde Debra J. Berry (February 23, 1995) Storyteller: A Revaluing Of The Dix Prize Sandra Brzoza (February 23, 1995) Ties That Bind In The Primary Karin Sue Fagner, R.N. Steven E. Buckley (February 23, 1995) Writing-Process Classroom Nancy L. Ferris, R.N. Michelle Calogero (February 23, 1995) (October 20, 1994) Paul K. Fleming Cynthia T. Cappiello Carmela Juliette Rehtz, Administration Nora Tay Gelb (February 23, 1995) Thesis: Job Satisfaction Of Directors Lynn Christine Gerace Susan Marie Casamento Of Nursing Staff Development In Amy Michelle Grierson (February 23, 1995) Teaching Hospitals Cassandra D. Harris Nancy Ann Castelli Kathy Henkel Rideout, Teaching and Tomika Sherell Hill, The Mary Reding (February 23, 1995) Curriculum Eck!Award Wenda Suzanne Collien Thesis: A Case Study Of Non­ Susan Lee Hume, R.N. (February 23, 1995) traditional Nursing Students Serina Amy Hunter Enrolled In A Baccalaureate Kelsey L.B. Jakubauskas Degree Nursing Program Mary A. KinCannon 40

Kathryn Ann Comella Mary Perrella (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Martha Kay Pettit (February 23, 1995) Jill Crane (February 23, 1995) Nancy L. Price Ramona Sue Decker Judith Quinn (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Deborah Reed-Thurston Cynthia Chapple Donley (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Nancy Kathryn Rodier School of Nursing Helen Dowdell (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Lisa Marie Dube (February 23, 1995) Catherine Sandmann Eileen Kathryn Fairbanks (February 23, 1995) Master of Science (February 23, 1995) Michelle Scardetta (February 23, 1995) Catherine M. Falc6n Annas Elaine Smith (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Carolyn Blyler French Lisa M. Spath (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Patricia A. St. Martin ]anne Lis Friedman (February 23, 1995), The Elizabeth Judith Gallant-Root Clinger Young Award (February 23, 1995) Lori Beth Steinbarge Ronda]. Ghosh (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Alica A. Stuermer (February 23, 1995) David Scott Goede Christina Teegarden (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Kathleen Culhane Guyette Linda L. Tiffany (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Linda Diane Van Mort Kyle Patricia Hennicke (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Constance E Visovsky Margaret Ryan Hussong (February 23, 1995), The Sarah and (February 23, 1995) Ernest Taylor Memorial Nursing Diane Hust (February 23, 1995) Award Ann Marie John Judith Ann Watt Debra Bobak Kloesz Lucy Anne Wedow (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Sharon Ann Kolipinski Laura Ann Wells-Spicer (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Rosellen Kreis Linda Ann Wheeless Kimberly Kurtz-Schunk (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 199 5) Kathleen Mary Wilczynski Mary Sue Lang (February 23, 1995) (February 23, 1995) Lorraine Lawrence (February 23, 1995) Carmen Wycoff Julia Ann Lindeman Ann E. Lord (February 23, 1995) Kassandra Lynn Luoma (February 23, 1995) Brenda Marie Lyaski William E. (February 23, 1995) Kathleen G. MacMaster Simon Graduate (February 23, 1995) Mary Sayre Marsden School of (February 23, 1995) Mary E. Maxwell (February 23, 1995) Donna McCagg (February 23, 1995) Business Joanne E. Mitchell-McLaren (February 23, 1995) Administration Henry E. Moscicki (February 23, 1995) Dawn Alane Mosher Candidates for degrees from the (February 23, 1995) William E. Simon Graduate School Martha M. Mullane of Business Administration will be (February 23, 1995) listed in the Commencement Program Kathleen Mullen (February 23, 1995) for ceremonies to be held on Sunday, Jacqueline T. Nasso June 11, 1995. (February 23, 1995) Jane E. O'Leary (February 23, 1995) Deborah J. Oates (February 23, 1995) Tobie Hittle Olsan, The I..oui.se Wilson Haller Memorial Prize 41

Honorary Elizabeth Dole, Doctor of Humane Letters Dole heads one of the world's largest humanitarian organizations, with 30,000 staff members and more than 1.5 million volunteers around Degree the world. Four months after joining the American Red Cross in 1991, Dole secured approval for a $148 million blood system designed to ensure and Award the safety of the blood supply. Dole launched a disaster relief campaign that raised $172 million in 1992, following two years of record-breaking Recipients natural disasters. She also has initiated internal financial accountability and cultural diversity programs. Born in Salisbury, N.C., Dole graduated with distinction from Duke University in 1958. She earned a law degree from Harvard Law School and also holds a master's degree in education and government from Harvard. Dole headed the White House Office of Consumer Affairs under Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon, and served five years on the Federal Trade Commission. Named secretary of transportation in 1983, Dole was the first woman to hold that Cabinet post. Under her leadership, the Transportation Department passed a regulation requiring air bags or automatic safety belts in all new cars. Dole urged legislators to raise the drinking age to 21, directed an overhaul of the aviation safety inspection system, and oversaw the sale of CONRAIL. Dole became secretary oflabor in 1989. As President George Bush's chief adviser on labor and work force issues, she led efforts to resolve the 11-month Pittston Coal strike. Dole has been named in the Gallup Poll as one of the world's 10 most-admired women. In 1993, Women Executives in State Government honored her with a Lifetime Achievement Award, and she was inducted into the Safety and Health Hall of Fame International. Also that year, the North Carolina Press Association named Dole its first North Carolinian of the Year.

David Satcher, Doctor of Science As director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, David Satcher leads national efforts to promote health and prevent disease, injury, and premature death. Satcher also administers the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, which works to prevent dan­ gerous health effects of exposure to hazardous substances. Before joining the CDC, Satcher was president of Me harry Medical College in Nashville. He also was professor and chairman of the Depart­ ment of Community and Family Medicine at Morehouse School of Medi­ cine. Earlier in his career, he was a member of the faculty of the UCLA School of Medicine and King-Drew Medical Center, where he directed the King-Drew Sickle Cell Research Center, chaired the Department of Family Medicine, and served as interim dean. A native of Alabama, Satcher graduated from Morehouse College in 1963 and received his M.D. and Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve Univer­ sity in 1970, with election to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He did his residency at Strong Memorial Hospital. Honorary Degree Gary Becker, Doctor of Science and Award To Gary Becker, an economist at the University of Chicago, eco­ Recipients nomics is "a way of thinking about life." It is this novel approach to his craft that won Becker the Nobel Prize for Economic Science in 1992. The prize recognized Becker's pioneering work in using economic calculus to analyze human behavior and in applying economic arguments to social and public-policy issues. Among the "real-life" situations to which he has applied economic theory are family behavior and racial and ethnic discrimination. Becker began his career in 1954 at the University of Chicago, where he earned a master's degree and a Ph.D. He moved to Columbia University in 1957 and rejoined the Chicago faculty in 1969. Becker has been a Univer­ sity Professor in the Departments of Economics and Sociology since 1983. He is a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution. Among his many honors are the University of Michigan's W S. Woytinsky Award and the John Bates Clark Medal, given to an outstanding economist under 40. 43

Edward Peck Curtis Award for Undergraduate Teaching Ask the students who enroll in her electives, and they'll tell you this year's recipient of the undergraduate teaching award is "awesome." Celia Applegate, an associate professor of history, joined the Rochester faculty in 1988 and quickly made her mark as an outstanding teacher of European history. Students praise her well­ organized and well-argued lectures, her enthusiasm for the material, and her fairness in grading. She inspires students to meet her expectations, students say, and in the end they very often exceed their own. Applegate's energy has taken her beyond the history department. In recent years, she has been director of the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Women's Studies, as well as dean for freshmen and dean for sophomores. With a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Applegate will spend the 1995-96 academic year researching the cultural context of German music. She will study the connections between the making of music and the making of the German nation in the 19th century. The Edward Peck Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching was established by Edward Peck Curtis, Sr., a life trustee who died in 1987. It has been awarded annually since 1962.

University Award for Graduate Teaching Robert Morris, professor of composition and music theory at the Eastman School of Music, ranks among the world's top music theorists. He also is a favorite professor of many Eastman graduate students. His 43-page curriculum vitae is testament to the energy he applies to his gifts as a composer, scholar, and teacher. Former pupils, many of whom have modeled their own successful teaching careers after Morris's, praise their mentor for the push he gave them to excel. ''As a classroom teacher and a dissertation adviser," writes one, "he expected more of me than I expected of myself; he inspired me to accomplish more than I thought I was able." Morris's fast-paced, engaging mode of instruction-sprinkled with off-beat humor-and the extraordinary level of work he expects from his students "propelled all of us to stretch the limits of our abilities," writes another. So engaging are his courses that students are often drawn to audit them even after they have completed their degree requirements. A 15-year faculty member, Morris encourages his music theory and composition students to pursue a wide range of scholarly topics, even when they are not of his own inclination. One former student notes Morris's skill to recognize "potential at an early stage: the potential of a student, of a proposed project, and of the matching of the two." The University Award for Graduate Teaching was established in 1987 to recognize faculty members who have excelled in graduate instruction, especially in doctoral programs. The award complements the longstanding Edward Peck C urtis Award for undergraduate teaching. Honorary Degree Hutchison Medal and Award The Hutchison Medal, first awarded in 1977, is the highest honor Recipients the University gives its alumni; it recognizes outstanding achievements and notable service to community, state, or nation. Doriot Anthony Dwyer, this year's Hutchison medalist, became the first woman to hold a principal chair in a major American orchestra when she was appointed principal flutist of the Boston Symphony O rchestra in 1952. Since then, she has appeared as soloist with other leading orchestras and with such noted conductors as Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa, Claudio Abbado, and Michael Tilson Thomas. Works for flute and orchestra have been dedicated to Dwyer, including a concerto written in her honor when she retired in 1990 to pursue solo work. She also has had a fruitful recording career. A 1943 graduate of Eastman School of Music, Dwyer has received numerous citations for her musical accomplishments and has been named to the Women's Hall of Fame.

James William Johnson, Orator Those who receive honorary degrees at commencement are people whose accomplishments have truly made a difference in the world. The University's orator expresses that impact in a prose citation, which he reads when presenting the candidates to the president. ]. W. Johnson, professor of English at the University, is the orator. As a professor in the College, he teaches 18th-century British literature, modern drama, and film. He has written eight books. 45

The Ensemble members are Eastman School of Music students, many of Eastman whom are graduating at this commencement. From its formation in 1952 by Frederick Fennell, the Eastman Wind Ensemble has taken an approach decidedly different from that of the traditional wind band. Wind The Ensemble has since become a model for others of its kind around the world, and has been credited with spurring a renaissance in symphonic Ensemble wind music. Donald Hunsberger, professor of conducting and ensembles, has directed the group since 1965. Seven major tours have reinforced the Ensemble's reputation. During the summers of 1990, 1992, and 1994, they made extensive tours of Japan. The group routinely performed as many as five encores before enthusiastic, sell-out crowds in Japanese concert halls. Plans are being made for their 1996 Japan Tour. The Ensemble's more than 50 recordings have set the performance standard for wind ensembles. "Carnaval," a 1987 release of turn-of-the­ century cornet solos with Wynton Marsalis, was nominated for a Grammy Award and reached # 1 on Billboard's Compact Disc Chart. The most re­ cent release is "Live at Osaka," a Sony Classical CD recorded during the 1990 Japan Tour. The Ensemble recently received the 1994 Crystal Award, one of two prized Symphony Hall International Music Awards presented by the Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Music Foundation in Osaka, Japan. Past winners include the Vienna Philharmonic, Emanuel Ax, Isaac Stern, Jessye Norman, and Yo Yo Ma.

CONDUCTOR HORN SAXOPHONE Donald R. Hunsberger Lisa Hammer T heodore Belled in Laura Strand Joseph Carucci FLUTE Christine Trefney Ryan Fukunaga Christopher Chaffee Mariko Maki BASSOON TUBA Sean Owen Jennifer Gunter Randall Montgomery Sharon Weinberg Scott Hanratty David Sokol Deanna Wagner Andrew Spang OBOE Andrea Banke TRUMPET EUPHONIUM Johanna Cox Robert Tanis Burkhardt Reiter Matthew Harding C LARINET Paul McKelvy PERCUSSION Rachel Browning James Ready Suzanne Dobkin Melissa Johnson Steven Boyce Kunihiko Komori Leesa Nimitz Michael Bosch joseph Krygier Lynn Simone Ben Rankin Laura G rantier TROMBO NE Russell Wheeler David Beauchesne Stacey Miller Michael Boshen Jeremy Kondrat Jeremy Moeller Scott Stratton

The Hopeman Memorial Carillon, named for Arendt Willem Hopeman, The a prominent Rochester builder, consists of 50 bronze bells cast by Eijsbouts of The Netherlands. In addition to its frequent use as a performance in­ strument, the Hopeman Carillon has been an educational resource: Stu­ Carillon dents of the acoustics and physics of music have studied its reverberations, Eastman faculry and student composers have written for it, and students and and alumni study carillon technique on it. Daniel Harrison, associate professor of music in the College Music Pro­ gram and of music theory at Eastman School of Music, is the carillonneur Carillonneur for today's ceremonies. 46

THE COLLEGE EASTMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL OF NURSING Senior Class Eric Feinberg OF MUSIC Monica Comerford Dan Goldberg Karene Grad Beth Anne V LeRoux Councils Christian Hamerstone Jenny Gunter Cristin Whitaker Julia Ingersoll Scott Hanratty Bonnie Kaufmann Victoria Maloley Shana Rosenblatt Randy Montgomery Jamie Warner

THE COLLEGE EASTMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL OF NURSING Graduating Arts and Sciences OF MUSIC Tomika S. Hill* Anthony A. Bibawy Matthew Constantine Beth Anne V LeRoux Student Marshals Adam W Keats Deborah Forney Tobie H. Olsan Michelle Marcoe Annabelle May Jimenez* Constance Visovsky* Kelly S. Maroney John Edward Mitchener Allyson M. Neistadt joel Todd Mott UNIVERSITY COUNCIL Leotis Sanders Jennifer Regan* ON GRADUATE STUDIES Joshua D. Shapiro* Montgomery Bohna Latha M. Srinivasan SCHOOL OF MEDICINE G. Scott Libonate William]. Towler AND DENTISTRY Rachel Tunick Donald Dizon *Chief Student Marshal Rebecca Wennergren * Mary C. Paris* Aaron S. Wever Ledford Powell Jeffery Wyatt Engineering and Applied Sciences MARGARET WARNER Emily Hackett GRADUATE SCHOOL OF Richard Hynds EDUCATION AND William D. Oliver* HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Falgun D. Patel Derrick E. Griffith Steven A. Poling joseph D. Scanlan Saud Sami Amy C. Wilkin* Michael Sperber* Christopher Van Leuvan

UNIVERSITY MARSHAL FACULTY MARSHALS Thomas B. ]ones Faculty Marshals ]esse T. Moore Richard Benson Beth E. Jorgensen Edward]. Bird Steven G. Laitz ASSOCIATE MARSHAL Ann Marie T. Brooks Jerome P. Lysaught Jean E. johnson Douglas R. Brooks Dale McAdam Theodore M. Brown Angelo Notides, M.D. Dale Dannefer Harvey]. Palmer Elizabeth deLahunta, M.D. Kevin Parker Richard F. Grunow Bethel Powers William B. Hauser Sanford L. Segal Richard H. Heist Harold W Stanley Th. Emil Homerin ]. Franklin Richeson, M.D. Larry E. Hudson, Jr.

Ruth Freeman, Chair Dan Golberg Suzanne]. O'Brien Commencement Susan Allen Lynne Goldberg Sally Parker Vinod BaJaj Howard C. Green Donald A. Parry Committee Mary Bartholomew Mary Sue ] ack Carol Pellett Bob Bennett Stephen Klass Betty Reding Julie G. Blowers George Kovalevsky ]. Franklin Richeson, M. D. Clifton Broadhurst Keith W. Kurz Robert M. Rouzer Rachel Browning Donna Lampen Smith Brook Seeley Thelma Dettman Joseph]. Loffredo Peter G. Stark Eric Feinberg Linda Metheny Theodore Stigler Larry Fischbach Jesse T. Moore Matt Mulder 47

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