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BOWDOIN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT Saturday, May 29, 2021

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HABITAS IN COMITIIS COLLEGI BOWDOINENSIS BRVNSVICI IN RE PVBLICA MAINENSI ANTE DIEM XVII KAL IUN ANNO SALUTIS MMXXI RERUMQUE PUBLICARUM FOEDERATARUM AMERICAE POTESTATIS CCXLV

1 DEGREES

This ancient formula is used by the President B in conferring degrees: The Latin text quoted on the preceding page has introduced Bowdoin’s Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite. Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of Vir honorandus, hosce iuvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad the twenty-four graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum part, also translated into Latin for the program. In the early years of istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.) the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on ancient or modern topics, Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum in which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, artibus, et dono et concedo omnia iura, privilegia, honores atque Greek, or Hebrew. The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia. the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. In cuius testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite. The translation below was provided by Associate Professor of Classics Robert B. Sobak. Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise. (To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:* Honored sir, these young people whom I deem worthy To Janet Mills, esteemed Governor; of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, that, if to the Representatives and Senators you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (It is.) who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine; (To the Candidates) and to the honorable and respected Trustees of By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit Bowdoin College; you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer to Clayton Rose, distinguished President; upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertaining to that degree. to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders; In witness whereof, receive these diplomas. in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere, the young people hereby initiated into the arts NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and the and letters graduating class requests that there be no applause until the last degree most humbly dedicate these exercises. is conferred.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College in the State of Maine, flag and the flags of the United States of America, the State of on the seventeenth day before the Kalends of June, in Maine, and the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories the 2021st year of our well-being of graduating students—in 2021, Australia, Austria, Brazil, and in the 245th year of the authority of the United Canada, China, Denmark, Djibouti, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, States of America. Guatemala, Haiti, Hong Kong SAR, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Saint

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual Lucia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, to ensure its success. Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.

2 n TWO HUNDRED SIXTEENTH COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE May 29, 2021

COMMENCEMENT MARCH

OPENING FANFARE Canzona per sonare, no. 2 by Giovanni Gabrieli (1554–1612) Brass Sextet and Percussion Members of the Bowdoin Concert Band and Orchestra

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Jean M. Yarbrough Gary M. Pendy Sr. Professor of Social Sciences and College Marshal

INVOCATION Eduardo Pazos Palma Director of the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER US Military Bands Recording

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Robert F. White ’77, P’15 Chair of the Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE Governor Janet T. Mills

WELCOME Clayton S. Rose President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS “Imagined Communities” Sarisha Kurup ’21 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander First Prize “A Love Letter to the Impractical” David Zhou ’21 Class of 1868 Prize Winner “Your Eyes Have Seen Me” Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe ’21 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner 3 MUSICAL INTERLUDE “Bourré anglaise” from Partita in A Minor for solo flute, BWV 1013 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Kathryn Colleen McGinnis ’21, flute n CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Clayton S. Rose President of the College

Anthony S. Fauci, Doctor of Science Citation by Anne E. McBride, Associate Professor of Biology and Biochemistry

William Harbour, Doctor of Humane Letters Citation by Brian J. Purnell, Geoffrey Canada Associate Professor of Africana Studies and History

DeRay Mckesson ’07, Doctor of Humane Letters Citation by Paul Franco, Barry N. Wish Professor of Government and Social Studies

Jessica Ulrika Meir, Doctor of Science Citation by Michele LaVigne, Associate Professor of Earth and Oceanographic Science

DEDICATION Clayton S. Rose President of the College

LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING US Army Field Band Recording

Wayne Harding ’21, Class President

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN Members of the Bowdoin College Chamber Choir Recording

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Mark Wethli A. LeRoy Greason Professor of Art and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH Wind and Brass Musicians

4 CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2021

Wayne Harding, Class Marshal

Julia Abigail Adams Government and Legal Studies and Sociology New York, New York Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe Biochemistry; Minor: Francophone Studies Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria Isabel Mentcher Alexander Environmental Studies-Francophone Studies; Minor: Biology Seattle, Washington Bianca Kaitlyn Allende Boyd Education-Visual Arts; Minor: Hispanic Studies Encinitas, California Amanda Elena Anderson Psychology Lighthouse Point, Florida Benjamin Andrews Mathematics; Minor: Philosophy Norway, Maine Vanessa Aciro Apira Africana Studies and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Balch Springs, Texas Richard Araujo Mathematics Newark, New Jersey Kathleen Ahtziri Armenta Vilches Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Tucson, Arizona

Tomás Ricardo Arrarte Raffo Economics; Minor: Mathematics Lima, Peru Nathan Benjamin Ashany Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Philosophy New York, New York Sarah Tripp Austin Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts North Yarmouth, Maine

Reed Filoon Baker Economics; Minor: Psychology Charlotte, North Carolina Ajeya Balasubramanyam Neuroscience Westford, Massachusetts Jacob Leon Baltaytis Economics; Minor: Mathematics Tenafly, New Jersey John Clark Barry Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History West Hartford, Connecticut Alex Baselga-Garriga Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History New York, New York Abigail Marie Bashaw Economics; Minor: English Standish, Maine Avery Clifford Bashe Government and Legal Studies and Economics Quechee, Vermont Michael James Batal Computer Science; Minor: Music Rye, New York Emma Janice Beaulieu Education-Government and Legal Studies Chapman, Maine Jack Beckitt-Marshall Computer Science and German Lincoln, United Kingdom Douglas Joseph Bencomo Biochemistry Phoenix, Arizona Rachel Bercovitch German and Biology Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Elijah Snow Berger Physics Seattle, Washington Hailey Louise Berglund Sociology Norwell, Massachusetts Samuel Carpenter Betts Visual Arts; Minor: Mathematics East Boothbay, Maine Soren Anders Birkeland Economics and Philosophy; Minor: Japanese Minneapolis, Minnesota Megan Elizabeth Birnbaum Environmental Studies-Psychology; Minor: Hispanic Studies La Jolla, California Kayla Amari Blackman Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies Brooklyn, New York Olivia Zhen Blair Environmental Studies-Sociology; Minor: Anthropology Fairfield, Connecticut Jaya Rani Blanchard Mathematics Iowa City, Iowa Jack James Bliss Government and Legal Studies Chelmsford, Massachusetts Blake Immanuel Boadi Neuroscience Brooklyn, New York Andrew Close Bolender Government and Legal Studies and Biochemistry Seattle, Washington Michael Borecki Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Darien, Connecticut Anna Bosari Economics and Francophone Studies Milan, Italy Sylvia Fitzgerald Bosco English; Minor: Environmental Studies Louisville, Kentucky Kathryn Hannah Bosse History and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Madawaska, Maine Reid Horng Brawer Digital and Computational Studies-Visual Arts Berkeley, California Annina Valär Breen Government and Legal Studies and German Holden, Maine Coleman Eric Brockmeier Mathematics and Music Mission Woods, Kansas Alexia Brown Biology; Minor: History Brooklyn, New York Bethan Rebecca Anne Brown Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Novato, California Benjamin Eric James Browne Sociology Sherborn, Massachusetts

5 Tashi Trueheart Brundige Hispanic Studies; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Snowmass, Colorado Maggie Burke History and Hispanic Studies Kansas City, Missouri Caroline Ann Burkhart Biochemistry; Minor: English Wayne, Pennsylvania John Putnam Burnett Neuroscience; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Chevy Chase, Maryland Alexander Timothy Burns Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts Ridgefield, Connecticut Claire Margaret Burns English and Biology Needham, Massachusetts Gabrielle Renee Burton English and Government and Legal Studies; St. Louis, Missouri Minor: Psychology Nia Byrd Sociology Berkeley, California Rowan Roberts Byrne Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Economics Manchester, Massachusetts

Noelia Calcaño Silvestre Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies Hamilton, New Jersey Elisabeth Van Arsdale Cannell Psychology; Minor: Biology New York, New York Brianna Madison Canning Government and Legal Studies and Missoula, Montana Latin American Studies Madeline Marie Carlson Biology; Minor: Classical Studies Orono, Minnesota Aaron Joseph Carlton Economics and Mathematics Brunswick, Maine Brandon Anthony Cartagena Neuroscience New York, New York John-Paul Alfonso Castells English Thomas, West Virginia Nicholas Everett Cattaneo Physics; Minor: Music Medford, Massachusetts Brianna Marie Cedrone English; Minor: Cinema Studies Marshfield, Massachusetts Ella Rose Chaffin Government and Legal Studies Chickasha, Oklahoma Calla Chan Environmental Studies-Visual Arts Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Christine Chapman-Sung Economics Cleveland, Ohio Daniel Dahlquist Chapski Economics; Minor: History Medfield, Massachusetts Geoffrey Chen Biochemistry Glen Head, New York Ramya Chengalvala Neuroscience; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, Wildwood, Missouri and Women’s Studies Kyu-Young Kevin Chi Biochemistry; Minor: English Seoul, South Korea Sananda Chintamani Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mathematics Acton, Massachusetts Tenzin Choezin Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Minneapolis, Minnesota Gyllian Blythe Christiansen Government and Legal Studies Bath, Maine Kathleen Callahan Clifford Neuroscience Mill Valley, California Kendra Starr Clifton Anthropology and Earth and Shaw Island, Washington Oceanographic Science Margaret Grace Clipson Government and Legal Studies and Art History Seattle, Washington Dorian Wynn Cohen Neuroscience; Minor: Anthropology Wellesley, Massachusetts Rebecca Miller Cohen Mathematics and Government and Legal Studies Sudbury, Massachusetts Dayna Kearney Conant Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Bowdoin, Maine Benjamin William Cook Chemistry Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Joseph Graham Copeland Religion; Minor: Philosophy Birmingham, Alabama Sarah Avery Corkum Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Chelsea, Maine Eugen F. Cotei Earth and Oceanographic Science and Las Vegas, Nevada Hispanic Studies Michael Milotte Covell Neuroscience; Minor: Economics Kensington, Maryland Katelyn Mosher Cox Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Education Bowdoinham, Maine Orlando Coyoy Ixquiacche Digital and Computational Studies-Computer Science Houston, Texas Harrison Hughes Craig Economics Marblehead, Massachusetts Kira Kristi Cruz Economics; Minor: Visual Arts Pebble Beach, California

6 Snowmass, Colorado Viv Stewart Daniel Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies; Brooklyn, New York Kansas City, Missouri Minor: Francophone Studies Wayne, Pennsylvania Charles Cooper Dart Environmental Studies-Anthropology Hailey, Idaho Chevy Chase, Maryland Katherine Elisabeth Davidson Government and Legal Studies and Russian Big Sky, Montana Ridgefield, Connecticut Emily Rizkalla Davis Biochemistry; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Rockland, Maine Needham, Massachusetts Ya’Kuana Samone’ Davis Asian Studies and Computer Science Lancaster, Texas St. Louis, Missouri Cecilia Rebecca de Havenon English; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science East Hampton, New York Theodore de Quillacq Mathematics and Economics Fair Haven, New Jersey Berkeley, California Tessa DeFranco Education-Government and Legal Studies Hoboken, New Jersey Manchester, Massachusetts Alan Delman Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Great Neck, New York Melissa Grace Demczak Biochemistry and Francophone Studies Oakwood, Ohio Hamilton, New Jersey Eliza Kate Denious Psychology; Minor: Sociology Wilton, Connecticut New York, New York Anna K. Dickson Mathematics and Biology Etna, New Hampshire Missoula, Montana Zoë Alexandra Dietrich Biochemistry and Earth and Oceanographic Science Bellingham, Washington Jaden Anthony Dixon Philosophy; Minor: Music Davenport, Florida Orono, Minnesota Vincent Dong Computer Science and Mathematics Weston, Massachusetts Brunswick, Maine Ryan Michael Beldotti Donlan Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Sudbury, Massachusetts New York, New York Cassidy Sofia Donohue Economics and Mathematics; Minor: History Boulder, Colorado Thomas, West Virginia John Kevin Donohue III Neuroscience Winter Park, Florida Medford, Massachusetts Michael Paul Donovan Economics and Government and Legal Studies West Newton, Massachusetts Marshfield, Massachusetts Basmattie Dookie Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry South Ozone Park, New York Chickasha, Oklahoma Andrea Rose Dorsa Chemistry; Minor: Sociology Blairstown, New Jersey Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Liam Martin Dougherty Economics Summit, New Jersey Cleveland, Ohio Lauryn Faye Dove Africana Studies; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, Fontana, California Medfield, Massachusetts and Women’s Studies Glen Head, New York Alicia V. Echavarria English; Minor: Cinema Studies New York, New York Wildwood, Missouri Alicia Grace Edwards Biochemistry; Minor: Dance Shreveport, Louisiana Michael Jashun Edwards Classics; Minor: Physics Memphis, Tennessee Seoul, South Korea Nadia Eguchi Psychology; Minor: English New York, New York Acton, Massachusetts Mollie Claire Eisner English and Government and Legal Studies Baltimore, Maryland Minneapolis, Minnesota Rayne Sandre Elder Africana Studies and Government and Legal Studies Warrensville Heights, Ohio Bath, Maine Dennil Fabricio Erazo Paz History; Minor: English Queens, New York Mill Valley, California Isabel Catherine Essi Biology Wayland, Massachusetts Shaw Island, Washington Caelan Christopher Ekoko Etti Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Japanese Monson, Massachusetts Caleb Marcel Eurich Computer Science and Philosophy Waterbury, Vermont Seattle, Washington Wellesley, Massachusetts Helen Elizabeth Farquhar Hispanic Studies and Psychology Mystic, Connecticut Sudbury, Massachusetts Gabrielle Theresa Farrell Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Falmouth, Maine Bowdoin, Maine Utku Ferah Biology and Physics Istanbul, Turkey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fallon Field Neuroscience Adams, Massachusetts Birmingham, Alabama Natasha Anne Fingar Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Woodinville, Washington Chelsea, Maine Nathan David Finney Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Sociology Halifax, Massachusetts Las Vegas, Nevada Connor William Fitch Economics and Mathematics Cranford, New Jersey Daniel Crowley Fitzgerald Philosophy New York, New York Kensington, Maryland David Michael Fix Jr. Economics Hudson, New York Bowdoinham, Maine Sarah Flanagan Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Lamoine, Maine Houston, Texas Reed Alcorn Foster Environmental Studies-English Brunswick, Maine Marblehead, Massachusetts Katharine Hollis French Economics; Minor: Sociology Wenham, Massachusetts Pebble Beach, California Lexie Leigh Freund Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Manhattan Beach, California Michael Matthew Friedland Psychology Ramapo, New York Lily Anna Rose Fullam English; Minor: Mathematics Mansfield, Massachusetts

7 Eleanore Brown Fusco Government and Legal Studies and Computer Science Winchester, Massachusetts

Meghan Galanos Government and Legal Studies and Religion Atkinson, New Hampshire Katie Joy Galletta Biology Goffstown, New Hampshire Jillian Hemler Charbonneau Biology Hope, Maine Galloway Alejandro Arcadio Garcia Biochemistry; Minor: English Elizabeth, New Jersey Devon Dewey Garcia Hispanic Studies and Visual Arts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Grace Gardner Neuroscience Dover, Massachusetts Kodie Garza Biochemistry and Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Ringgold, Louisiana Owen Anthony Gifford Economics; Minor: Mathematics Hailey, Idaho Stephen Mark Girard Classics; Minor: Religion Marblehead, Massachusetts Alec Ross Goffin Chemistry; Minor: Classics Great Barrington, Massachusetts Abby Sarah Gonneville Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Madawaska, Maine Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Ariel Alejandro Gonzales Asian Studies; Minor: Chemistry Panorama City, California Emily Hannah Adelaide Gonzalez Earth and Oceanographic Science and German Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jasper Kenneth Gordon Government and Legal Studies and Computer Science Warrenton, Oregon Julia Renee Gottreich Biology; Minor: Asian Studies Kenilworth, Illinois Gerard Robert Goucher Jr. Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Sam Grad Economics; Minor: Cinema Studies Boulder, Colorado Audrée Eve Grand’Pierre Psychology and Visual Arts; Minor: Anthropology Atlanta, Georgia Fay F. Green Biology; Minor: Sociology Waltham, Massachusetts Olivia Morgan Greuel Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Freeport, Maine Jamil Guzman Economics and Francophone Studies Queens, New York

Emily M. Ha English and Music Albany, New York Joshua Ryan Haensly Economics and Asian Studies Boulder, Colorado Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Charlottesville, Virginia Grace Marie Hambelton Biology; Minor: Physics Littleton, Massachusetts Flora Shu-Qi Hamilton Environmental Studies-Mathematics; Minor: Economics Portland, Oregon Perry Carmichael Hamm Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Hispanic Studies San Francisco, California Kim Hancock Mathematics and Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Brookfield, Connecticut Tia Miora Hannah Education-Government and Legal Studies Santa Barbara, California Wayne Harding Economics and English and Theater Elmont, New York Ellery Archer Harkness Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: Government Shelburne, Vermont and Legal Studies Lianna Harrington English; Minor: Urban Studies Nantucket, Massachusetts Ayana Harscoet Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: English Bellevue, Washington Caroline Louise Hastings Education-Sociology; Minor: History Falmouth, Maine Claire Christine Havig Biology Naples, Florida Sabrina Marie Hayden Hispanic Studies; Minor: Psychology Marlborough, New Hampshire Ryan Thomas Heath Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Walpole, Massachusetts Marcus J. Helble Hispanic Studies and History; Minor: Mathematics Norwich, Vermont Samuel James Henderson Economics Suffield, Connecticut Sarai Mercedes Hernandez Salguero Romance Languages and Literatures Los Angeles, California Nicolás Hibbard Government and Legal Studies and Latin American Studies Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador Fredericka Lillian Hibbs English and Philosophy Millinocket, Maine Ethan David Hill English; Minor: Music Miami, Florida Katya Isabel Hodges Economics; Minor: Chinese Weston, Massachusetts Liam Peter Houlgate Earth and Oceanographic Science and History Alexandria, Virginia

8 Winchester, Massachusetts Ryan Murphy Houseman Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Boulder, Colorado Emily Loren Hovan Hispanic Studies Scottsdale, Arizona Atkinson, New Hampshire Wesley James Hudson Biology Randolph, Massachusetts Goffstown, New Hampshire Max Thrush Hukill Biochemistry and Mathematics Oakland, California Hope, Maine Alexandra L. Hummel Computer Science; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Allison Jaime Hupper Philosophy and Hispanic Studies; New York, New York Elizabeth, New Jersey Minor: Government and Legal Studies Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Bradley Robert Ingersoll Economics; Minor: Computer Science Waxhaw, North Carolina Dover, Massachusetts Ringgold, Louisiana AJ Jackson English and Theater; Minor: Music Phoenix, Arizona Hailey, Idaho Cynthia Peyton Jackson Neuroscience; Minor: Education Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Marblehead, Massachusetts Nora Midgley Jackson Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: English Randolph Center, Vermont Great Barrington, Massachusetts Lester George Jackson IV Government and Legal Studies Savannah, Georgia Madawaska, Maine Emma Reid Jacobs Hispanic Studies; Minor: Chemistry Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Eliza Taite Jevon History; Minor: Cinema Studies Lincoln, Massachusetts Panorama City, California Samantha Lynne Jiang Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Bainbridge Island, Washington Lancaster, Pennsylvania Tyrelle Dwight Johnson Government and Legal Studies Baltimore, Maryland Warrenton, Oregon Audrey Elizabeth Jordan Neuroscience; Minor: English Whitefield, Maine Kenilworth, Illinois Johari Annia Joseph Education-Francophone Studies Baltimore, Maryland Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Andrew Joyce Government and Legal Studies Westport, Massachusetts Boulder, Colorado Mitchel Jurasek English Talkeetna, Alaska Atlanta, Georgia Liam Roy Juskevice Computer Science; Minor: Cinema Studies New Haven, Connecticut Waltham, Massachusetts Freeport, Maine Zachary Kaplan Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Pound Ridge, New York Queens, New York Minor: Government and Legal Studies Ingabire Kayihura Biochemistry Memphis, Tennessee Albany, New York Aneka Kazlyna Religion Brooklyn, New York Boulder, Colorado Mishal Kazmi English; Minor: History Islamabad, Pakistan Charlottesville, Virginia Destiny Arianna Kearney Africana Studies and Art History and Visual Arts Wappingers Falls, New York Littleton, Massachusetts Hope Elizabeth Keeley Government and Legal Studies and English and Theater Westport, Massachusetts Portland, Oregon Mohamed Kilani Education-Hispanic Studies Portland, Maine San Francisco, California Andrew Jeongyoon Kim Mathematics and Physics; Minor: Chemistry Villanova, Pennsylvania Brookfield, Connecticut Emily Renee King Neuroscience; Minor: Chinese Apple Valley, Minnesota Santa Barbara, California Jhadha Shanay King Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Africana Studies West Palm Beach, Florida Elmont, New York Calvin Jacob Kinghorn Mathematics and Economics; Minor: History Needham, Massachusetts Shelburne, Vermont Samuel Wilson Kingsbury Hispanic Studies and Mathematics Nashville, Tennessee Katheryn Grace Kiser Psychology; Minor: Anthropology Ingleside, Illinois Nantucket, Massachusetts Eliot Konzal Psychology Canton, Massachusetts Bellevue, Washington Aretha Ruth Ekua Koomson Mathematics; Minor: Theater Bronx, New York Falmouth, Maine Mary Apolonia Kretchmer Psychology; Minor: Sociology Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Naples, Florida Omar Kunjo Biochemistry; Minor: English Everett, Washington Marlborough, New Hampshire Sarisha Kurup Art History and History Santa Clara, California Walpole, Massachusetts Kunica Kuy English Laveen, Arizona Norwich, Vermont Paulyn Powai Kwak Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Avondale, Arizona Suffield, Connecticut Emma Arielle Kyzivat Environmental Studies-Asian Studies Simsbury, Connecticut Los Angeles, California Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador Alina Lam Psychology; Minor: Computer Science Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Millinocket, Maine Emily Y. Lam Sociology and Biology Skowhegan, Maine Miami, Florida Christian James LaMontagne Classics; Minor: Philosophy Long Island, Maine Weston, Massachusetts Jonathan Scott Lander Jr. Government and Legal Studies Calais, Maine Alexandria, Virginia John Michael Lane Economics; Minor: Music Yarmouth, Maine

9 William James Larson Classics Falmouth, Maine Mary Caroline Laurita Education-Neuroscience Mendham, New Jersey Aine Healey Lawlor Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Helena, Montana Nicholas John Leahy Economics and Mathematics Bedford, New Hampshire Mindy Leder Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Rye Brook, New York Aaron Joseph Lee Government and Legal Studies Cumberland Center, Maine Brandon Sangbin Lee Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Ada, Michigan Connor Martin Lee Economics; Minor: Mathematics Bedford, New Hampshire Esther Minhee Lee Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Kuwait City, Kuwait Terry Lee Economics New York, New York Victor Lee Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Portland, Oregon Gannon Frederick Leech Computer Science and Mathematics; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Minor: Italian Studies Axel Hans Gustav Leven Economics and Asian Studies Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Sophie Eliza Lewis Education-Neuroscience Winchester, Massachusetts Conrad Zhikang Li Computer Science; Minor: Sociology Woodbridge, Connecticut Kevin Li Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Fishers, Indiana Sabrina Xiyin Lin Art History and Italian Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Shenzhen, Guangdong, China Elise O’Shea Lindbergh Anthropology; Minor: Philosophy Charlottesville, Virginia Noah Jerome Lipnick Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Ahjani Ethan Llewellyn Africana Studies and Sociology Hartford, Connecticut Aidan Simon Loten Economics; Minor: History Scarsdale, New York Ana Sara Lozada-Smith Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Dallas, Texas Mark William Lucy Government and Legal Studies and Economics; Orono, Maine Minor: Archaeology Irene Friedman Lunt Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Education Baltimore, Maryland Kate Zhimin Lusignan English and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Hermon, Maine Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne English; Minor: Art History Wellesley, Massachusetts Patrick Joseph Aloysius Lynott English and Government and Legal Studies Bethesda, Maryland

Juan Gustavo Campos Magalhães Economics; Minor: Hispanic Studies Curitiba, Paranaj, Brazil Anne Liese Maher Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Seattle, Washington Tristan James Manuel Economics Beverly, Massachusetts Julia De Syllos Marangoni Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Sao Paulo, Brazil Matthew David Marcantano Government and Legal Studies Annapolis, Maryland Cecilia Baunsgaard Markmann Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Sønderborg, Denmark Minor: Chinese Cameron James Markovsky Earth and Oceanographic Science and Mathematics; Portsmouth, New Hampshire Minor: Anthropology Evan Pappas Marrow Russian Sudbury, Massachusetts Rebecca Lindsay Marrow Economics; Minor: Sociology Andover, Massachusetts Griffin Scott Marshall Biology; Minor: Environmental Studies Wenham, Massachusetts Cydnie Denise Martin Biochemistry and Francophone Studies West Bloomfield, Michigan William Thomas Martin Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Macon, Georgia Kieth Paul Matte Jr. Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Arabic Lebanon, New Hampshire Chanel Gail Matthews Africana Studies; Minor: Sociology Wellesley, Massachusetts Caroline Christine Maxwell Mathematics and Economics Boxborough, Massachusetts Daniel Rohan Mayer Music; Minor: History Bernardsville, New Jersey Michael Christopher McAlarney Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Lexington, Massachusetts Laila Simone McCain Education-Government and Legal Studies; Boston, Massachusetts Minor: Africana Studies

10 Falmouth, Maine James Nicholas McCarthy Government and Legal Studies and History; Marblehead, Massachusetts Mendham, New Jersey Minor: Economics Helena, Montana Matthew Kenneth McCarthy Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies Lyme, Connecticut Bedford, New Hampshire Austin Bradford McCrum Economics Saco, Maine Rye Brook, New York Kathryn Colleen McGinnis Economics and Mathematics; Minor: History Heath, Ohio Cumberland Center, Maine Aidan Terrence McGinty Economics; Minor: Mathematics Weston, Massachusetts Ada, Michigan Nina Nayiri McKay History and Religion; Minor: Education Lower Merion, Pennsylvania Bedford, New Hampshire Brittney Ann McKinley English and Classics Atascadero, California Kuwait City, Kuwait Devin Veiga McKinney English Walpole, Massachusetts New York, New York Maxwell James McPherron Economics; Minor: Computer Science Weston, Massachusetts Portland, Oregon Lily Andra McVetty Environmental Studies-Anthropology Rockland, Maine Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ari Mehrberg Anthropology Cardiff, California Arjun Sujay Mehta Government and Legal Studies and Romance Languages Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR and Literatures Winchester, Massachusetts Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Government and Legal Studies Berkeley, California Woodbridge, Connecticut Mariela Rosalie Mendoza Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Bronx, New York Fishers, Indiana Minor: Africana Studies Shenzhen, Guangdong, China Anna Hunt Messinger Environmental Studies-Biology Burlington, Vermont Charlottesville, Virginia Timothy John Miklus Government and Legal Studies Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts New York, New York Eleanor Reggie Mildenstein Mathematics; Minor: Arabic Iowa City, Iowa Hartford, Connecticut Aaron Phillip Miller Government and Legal Studies Stamford, Connecticut Scarsdale, New York Katherine Joan Miller Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Rye, New York Dallas, Texas Lucas Monserrat Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Biology Summit, New Jersey Orono, Maine David Anthony Monti Biochemistry; Minor: Theater Rocky Hill, Connecticut Rootjikarn Moonrinta Biology; Minor: Asian Studies Muang Lamphun, Lamphun, Thailand Baltimore, Maryland Andrew Thomas Moore Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Seattle, Washington Hermon, Maine Brianna Nicole Moore Education-Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Irvington, New Jersey Wellesley, Massachusetts Molly Margaret Moore Biology and English Merrimac, Massachusetts Bethesda, Maryland Andrew James Mulholland Biochemistry; Minor: Theater Topsfield, Massachusetts Giovanna Munguía Government and Legal Studies and Economics San Salvador, El Salvador Curitiba, Paranaj, Brazil Aida Orme Muratoglu English; Minor: Computer Science Cambridge, Massachusetts Seattle, Washington Keenan Patrick Murray Mathematics and Economics Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Beverly, Massachusetts Brendan James Murtha Biology; Minor: English Norwalk, Connecticut Sao Paulo, Brazil Annapolis, Maryland Matthew Tyler Nakamoto Environmental Studies-Economics; Minor: Urban Studies Honolulu, Hawaii Sønderborg, Denmark Adriana Nazarko Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies St. Petersburg, Florida Arein Harvey Đức Nguyễn Latin American Studies and Sociology Phoenix, Arizona Portsmouth, New Hampshire Rosemary Minh Tam Nguyen Asian Studies and Biochemistry Harrington, Maine Catherine Greenwell Nunley Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Dance Richmond, Virginia Sudbury, Massachusetts Nirhan Nurjadin Economics and Sociology Jakarta, Indonesia Andover, Massachusetts Wenham, Massachusetts Josiah Oakley Music and Anthropology Bethany, Connecticut West Bloomfield, Michigan Peter Dean O’Connell Government and Legal Studies Andover, Massachusetts Macon, Georgia Delaney Cummings O’Dowd Psychology; Minor: History Summit, New Jersey Lebanon, New Hampshire Favour Isioma Ofuokwu Biology; Minor: Anthropology Lynn, Massachusetts Wellesley, Massachusetts Francis Maclen O’Keefe Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Walpole, New Hampshire Boxborough, Massachusetts Hikmah Okoya Neuroscience and Asian Studies Newark, New Jersey Bernardsville, New Jersey Chiamaka Doris Okoye Biochemistry Lagos, Nigeria Lexington, Massachusetts Gregory Olson Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Ridgewood, New Jersey Boston, Massachusetts Badar Omar Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Portland, Maine Brendan Christopher O’Neil History and Government and Legal Studies Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida

11 Shona Isabel Ortiz Earth and Oceanographic Science; Boston, Massachusetts Minor: Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies Safiya Ankyaa Osei Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies Fort Washington, Maryland Abigael Osmanski Neuroscience Norwell, Massachusetts

Katherine Kruger Pady Anthropology; Minor: English Boca Raton, Florida Srini Pandiyan Neuroscience; Minor: English Des Plaines, Illinois Robert Samuel Paquette Mathematics and Economics Marblehead, Massachusetts Esra Eunhae Park Government and Legal Studies and Francophone Studies; Los Angeles, California Minor: Chinese Shania Nitesh Patel Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts Anaheim, California Olivia S. Pena Sociology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Lynnfield, Massachusetts Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza Hispanic Studies and Physics Santa Monica, California Jed Bradley Perler Biology; Minor: Computer Science Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Grace Abbott Pettengill Biochemistry and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Cincinnati, Ohio Kien Duc Pham Mathematics and Government and Legal Studies Hanoi, Vietnam Tam Phan Anthropology and Government and Legal Studies Fort Lauderdale, Florida Samantha Pollack Music; Minor: Chinese Menlo Park, California Royale Christophe Privitte Economics; Minor: Psychology Oakland, California Kiany Stephan Probherbs Biochemistry Bronx, New York Claudette Proctor Earth and Oceanographic Science and Hispanic Studies Manhattan Beach, California Nicholas James Purchase Biochemistry and Government and Legal Studies Denver, Colorado

Laura Gillian Heard Raley Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies Jackson, Mississippi Daniel John Ralston Mathematics; Minor: English Cooperstown, New York Elliott Avery Ramirez Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies; Natick, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo Biology; Minor: Chemistry Branford, Connecticut Raine Raynor Philosophy and Physics Rochester, New York Lior Yael Raz-Farley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Ossining, New York Sydney Livingston Reaper Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: English Portsmouth, Rhode Island Claire Irene Reboussin Environmental Studies-Philosophy Winston-Salem, North Carolina Chloe Renfro Chemistry and Mathematics Neosho, Missouri Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman Psychology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Auburndale, Massachusetts

Chloe B. Richards Physics Akron, Ohio Milo Richards Government and Legal Studies Brooklyn, New York Samuel Weston Blanchard Richardson History and Government and Legal Studies San Francisco, California Christopher MacFarlane Ritter Music; Minor: Africana Studies Lexington, Virginia Kendall Anthony Rogers Religion; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Morristown, New Jersey Samuel Jerry Rosario Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Madeline Nicole Rouhana Digital and Computational Studies-Economics Falmouth, Maine Samuel Martial Roussel Computer Science and Philosophy; Minor: Mathematics Gorham, Maine Mitchell Henry Roy Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Bedford, New Hampshire Eliot Rozovsky German and Government and Legal Studies; Brookline, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Alexandra Rubenstein Biology; Minor: Dance Boca Raton, Florida Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck Anthropology; Minor: German Orono, Maine Zavier Robert Rucker Sociology Woodbury, Connecticut Everett James Rzeszowski Earth and Oceanographic Science Summit, New Jersey

12 Boston, Massachusetts Belinda Carine Saint Louis Physics and Earth and Oceanographic Science Hempstead, New York William Tucker Saint-Amour Biology; Minor: Mathematics Yarmouth, Maine Fort Washington, Maryland Stefanie Saint-Germain Government and Legal Studies; Minor: German Brooklyn, New York Norwell, Massachusetts Sophia Isidora Harley Salzer Earth and Oceanographic Science and Economics Greenwich, Connecticut Anaïs Choi Sarrazin Mathematics and Computer Science Palo Alto, California Boca Raton, Florida Henry Thomas Savage Economics and Earth and Oceanographic Science Marblehead, Massachusetts Des Plaines, Illinois Zachary Ross Scharlau Economics and Government and Legal Studies Minneapolis, Minnesota Marblehead, Massachusetts Henry Edison Schlick Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Potomac, Maryland Los Angeles, California Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Religion; Minor: Anthropology San Diego, California Perry Jackson Seelert Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Wilton, Connecticut Anaheim, California Anam Shah Computer Science and Asian Studies Chester, Maryland Lynnfield, Massachusetts Harry Isaac Sherman Computer Science; Minor: Education Boston, Massachusetts Santa Monica, California Norell Jordan Sherman Latin American Studies; Minor: History Bethesda, Maryland Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Emma Walton Sherrill Biology and Mathematics Farmington, Connecticut Cincinnati, Ohio Gavin Shilling Mathematics and Economics Hopkinton, New Hampshire Hanoi, Vietnam Renita Shivnauth Mathematics; Minor: English Castries, Saint Lucia Fort Lauderdale, Florida Ruby Meyer Siltanen Sociology; Minor: Psychology Alameda, California Menlo Park, California Lyndbergh George Simelus Computer Science; Minor: Biology Everett, Massachusetts Oakland, California Benjamin M. Simonds Psychology; Minor: Religion Falmouth, Maine Bronx, New York Jaret Warner Skonieczny Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: English Aurora, Ohio Manhattan Beach, California Kelsey Harrison Slack History and Sociology Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Denver, Colorado Beckett Wellington Sargent Slayton Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Blue Hill, Maine Ariana Michel Smith Anthropology; Minor: Theater Chicago, Illinois Jackson, Mississippi Kayla Nicole Snyder Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts Ellicott City, Maryland Cooperstown, New York James Robert Speer Mathematics and Economics Bridgeport, Connecticut Natick, Massachusetts Jessica Elline Speight English and Theater; Minor: Africana Studies Brooklyn, New York Kamyron Anthony Speller Biochemistry; Minor: Anthropology El Cajon, California Branford, Connecticut Kyle Oscar St. Denis Economics Bluffton, South Carolina Rochester, New York Nick Suarez Cardenas Environmental Studies-Sociology; Minor: Physics Rockville, Maryland Ossining, New York Taran Mitchell Sun English; Minor: Education Belmont, California Portsmouth, Rhode Island Wesley Harrison Swank Economics; Minor: Computer Science Covington, Louisiana Winston-Salem, North Carolina David Gregory Swart Economics and Physics Tiburon, California Neosho, Missouri Chloe Isabel Swedberg English; Minor: Psychology Seattle, Washington Auburndale, Massachusetts Elizabeth V. Sweeney Sociology Northfield, Massachusetts

Akron, Ohio Dalia Ann Tabachnik Biochemistry; Minor: Visual Arts Cleveland, Ohio Brooklyn, New York Tokio Takai Government and Legal Studies Denenchofu, Tokyo, Japan San Francisco, California Tiger Tang English Califon, New Jersey Lexington, Virginia Isabella Ettl Tappin Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Cinema Studies Malibu, California Morristown, New Jersey Juliana C. Taube Mathematics; Minor: Biology Hanover, New Hampshire New York, New York Ryan Compher Telingator Education-Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Cambridge, Massachusetts Falmouth, Maine Bethany Jordyn Thach Biochemistry; Minor: English Queens, New York Gorham, Maine Madison Paige Thies English Middleton, Massachusetts Bedford, New Hampshire Archer Rhys Thomas History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Buxton, Maine Brookline, Massachusetts Jill Tian Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Beijing, China Ryan Tillmann Economics Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Boca Raton, Florida Nicole Danielle Tjin A Djie Government and Legal Studies and Classics; Minor: German Davie, Florida Orono, Maine Samuel James Topham Mathematics and Economics Marshfield, Massachusetts Woodbury, Connecticut Devin Torres Africana Studies; Minor: History West Haven, Connecticut Summit, New Jersey

13 Moira Elizabeth Train Economics and Government and Legal Studies North Yarmouth, Maine Claire Margaret Traum Art History; Minor: Economics Palo Alto, California Roger Trejo Computer Science East Palo Alto, California Ricky Hin-Loong Tsang Neuroscience; Minor: Asian Studies Goodyear, Arizona Holden McCord Turner Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; New Haven, Connecticut Minor: Italian Studies Katherine Isabelle Tuveson Biology and Visual Arts Batesville, Indiana

Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan German and Sociology; Minor: Government Ambler, Pennsylvania and Legal Studies Brooke Caroline Vahos Anthropology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, Cold Spring, New York and Women’s Studies Collin Michael van der Veen Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Duxbury, Massachusetts Gabrielle Vandendries Chemistry; Minor: Visual Arts Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Bryan Vargas Asian Studies and Mathematics New Haven, Connecticut Nicholas Robert Vasiliu Economics; Minor: Philosophy Lawrenceville, New Jersey Manuela Simone Velasquez Anthropology; Minor: Environmental Studies Menlo Park, California Eva Kahn Verzani Biochemistry and Mathematics Maplewood, New Jersey Mya Lee Vu Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Henderson, Nevada Sarah Jo Vumbacco Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Port Chester, New York

Stuart Wall History; Minor: Chemistry Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Sophia Louise Walton Biology and Religion; Minor: Government Arden, North Carolina and Legal Studies Horace He Song Wang Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Justin Wang Mathematics; Minor: Anthropology Spring Lake, New Jersey Andrew M. Ward Mathematics; Minor: Physics Lafayette, New Jersey Elizabeth Langland Wargo Government and Legal Studies Killingworth, Connecticut Ploy Wattanawanichkul Mathematics; Minor: Japanese Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand Isabella Violetta Way Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Shawnee Mission, Kansas Elwaad Werah Education-Government and Legal Studies; Portland, Maine Minor: Africana Studies Mark Harrison West Mathematics Savannah, Georgia Jamaica Sunrai White Education-History; Minor: Africana Studies Bath, Maine Brianna Del Mar White-Ortiz English and Theater; Minor: Visual Arts Rockland, Maine Brynne Marie Wicklund Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Seattle, Washington Spencer Takeshi Wilkins English; Minor: Music Princeton, New Jersey Anneka Florence Williams Biology; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Waitsfield, Vermont Ashley Elizabeth Williams Government and Legal Studies and Economics Lake Forest, Illinois Marcus Barrington Williams Sociology and Government and Legal Studies Norwood, Massachusetts Victoria Grace Williamson Neuroscience Presque Isle, Maine Zacaria Beau Wilson Visual Arts Valley Cottage, New York Justin Ryan Winschel Government and Legal Studies and Russian Peabody, Massachusetts Annabel Madelyn Winterberg German and History Saco, Maine Alexander Robert John Withers Anthropology and Economics; Minor: Art History Fairfield, Connecticut Cameron Matthew Withers Sociology Twinsburg, Ohio Claire Frances Wolff Government and Legal Studies and Economics McLean, Virginia Niels Alexander Wright Neuroscience Cambridge, Massachusetts

14 North Yarmouth, Maine Brooke Hannah Wrubel Art History and Italian Studies; Minor: Dance Westport, Connecticut Palo Alto, California Abigail Mercy Wu Asian Studies Mansfield, Texas East Palo Alto, California Jiankun Wu Computer Science and Mathematics and Physics Xicheng District, Beijing, China Goodyear, Arizona New Haven, Connecticut Jialin Xie Biochemistry and Psychology Shanghai, China Hanbo “Steven” Xu Computer Science; Minor: Chinese Richardson, Texas Batesville, Indiana Yuto Yagi Computer Science and Economics Asahigaokacho Ashiyashi, Hyogo, Japan Ambler, Pennsylvania Andrew Jihoon Yang Economics Seongnam-si, South Korea Jay Yoon Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Uiwang-si, Kyeonggi-do, South Korea Cold Spring, New York Tristan Robert Young Psychology Santa Fe, California

Duxbury, Massachusetts Alexander Ross Zafonte Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Concord, Massachusetts Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Austin Jared Zakow Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Charlotte, North Carolina New Haven, Connecticut Benjamin Alexander Zevallos Government and Legal Studies and English Santa Barbara, California Lawrenceville, New Jersey Jason Zhang History and Mathematics Wuhan, China Menlo Park, California Larry Zhao Economics and Francophone Studies Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada Maplewood, New Jersey David Zhou Physics Palmetto Bay, Florida Henderson, Nevada Hannah Zuklie Biology; Minor: Dance Portola Valley, California Port Chester, New York

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Arden, North Carolina

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Spring Lake, New Jersey Lafayette, New Jersey Killingworth, Connecticut Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand Shawnee Mission, Kansas Portland, Maine

Savannah, Georgia Bath, Maine Rockland, Maine Seattle, Washington Princeton, New Jersey Waitsfield, Vermont Lake Forest, Illinois Norwood, Massachusetts Presque Isle, Maine Valley Cottage, New York Peabody, Massachusetts Saco, Maine Fairfield, Connecticut Twinsburg, Ohio McLean, Virginia Cambridge, Massachusetts

15 HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

Zoë Alexandra Dietrich Keenan Patrick Murray Collin Michael van der Veen Connor William Fitch Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman Anneka Florence Williams Mark William Lucy Juliana C. Taube

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Isabel Mentcher Alexander Eliza Taite Jevon Gavin Shilling Jack Beckitt-Marshall Alina Lam Archer Rhys Thomas Elijah Snow Berger Esther Minhee Lee Ploy Wattanawanichkul Brianna Marie Cedrone Sabrina Xiyin Lin Annabel Madelyn Winterberg Margaret Grace Clipson Ari Mehrberg Brooke Hannah Wrubel Lauryn Faye Dove Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Jiankun Wu Mollie Claire Eisner Molly Margaret Moore Jason Zhang Lily Anna Rose Fullam Samantha Pollack Hannah Zuklie Emily M. Ha Daniel John Ralston Max Thrush Hukill Emma Walton Sherrill

CUM LAUDE

Tomás Ricardo Arrarte Raffo Mitchel Jurasek Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck Reed Filoon Baker Zachary Kaplan Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Jaya Rani Blanchard Emily Renee King Norell Jordan Sherman Sylvia Fitzgerald Bosco Calvin Jacob Kinghorn Benjamin M. Simonds Christine Chapman-Sung Sarisha Kurup Ryan Compher Telingator Rebecca Miller Cohen Nicholas John Leahy Katherine Isabelle Tuveson Eugen F. Cotei Mindy Leder Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan Viv Stewart Daniel Brandon Sangbin Lee Eva Kahn Verzani Charles Cooper Dart Gannon Frederick Leech Alexander Robert John Withers Tessa DeFranco Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne Jialin Xie Caleb Marcel Eurich Chanel Gail Matthews Eleanore Brown Fusco Michael Christopher McAlarney Katie Joy Galletta Nina Nayiri McKay Elizabeth Grace Gardner Andrew James Mulholland Abby Sarah Gonneville Aida Orme Muratoglu Julia Renee Gottreich Arein Harvey Đức Nguyễn Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor Josiah Oakley Kim Hancock Laura Gillian Heard Raley Lianna Harrington Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo Marcus J. Helble Chloe Renfro

16 PHI BETA KAPPA

Isabel Mentcher Alexander Max Thrush Hukill Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Jack Beckitt-Marshall Eliza Taite Jevon Emma Walton Sherrill Elijah Snow Berger Zachary Kaplan Gavin Shilling Brianna Marie Cedrone Alina Lam Juliana C. Taube Margaret Grace Clipson Esther Minhee Lee Archer Rhys Thomas Zoë Alexandra Dietrich Gannon Frederick Leech Holden McCord Turner Lauryn Faye Dove Sabrina Xiyin Lin Collin Michael van der Veen Mollie Claire Eisner Mark William Lucy Eva Kahn Verzani Helen Elizabeth Farquhar Nina Nayiri McKay Ploy Wattanawanichkul Connor William Fitch Ari Mehrberg Anneka Florence Williams Lily Anna Rose Fullam Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Annabel Madelyn Winterberg Eleanore Brown Fusco Molly Margaret Moore Alexander Robert John Withers Elizabeth Grace Gardner Keenan Patrick Murray Brooke Hannah Wrubel Emily M. Ha Samantha Pollack Jiankun Wu Kim Hancock Daniel John Ralston Jason Zhang Marcus J. Helble Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman Hannah Zuklie

Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns.

17 HONORANDS OF THE 2021 COMMENCEMENT

ANTHONY FAUCI, Doctor of Science (SD)

Anthony Fauci has been the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984 and since January 2020 has helped lead the US research response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. One of the world’s foremost experts on infectious diseases, Fauci has been described by The New York Times and The New Yorker as one of the most trusted medical figures in the country and was named one of People magazine’s four “2020 People of the Year.” As a physician with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Fauci has served American public health in various capacities for more than fifty years and has been an advisor to every US president since Ronald Reagan. He has made significant contributions to HIV/AIDS research and other immunodeficiency diseases, both as a scientist and as the head of the NIAID at the NIH. In a 2020 analysis of Google Scholar citations, Fauci ranked as the thirty-second-most highly cited living researcher. According to the Web of Science, he ranked seventh out of more than 1.8 million authors in the field of immunology by total citation count between 1980 and January 2020. Born in Brooklyn, NY, Fauci graduated from the College of the Holy Cross before attending medical school at Cornell University. He has delivered major lectures all over the world and is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor given to a civilian by the president of the United States.

WILLIAM HARBOUR, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

William Harbour, renowned as a civil rights activist, was a student at Tennessee State University in May 1961 when he participated in the Freedom Rides, first traveling on a Greyhound bus from Nashville to Montgomery, Alabama, then later from Nashville to Jackson, Mississippi. He and a group of other activists, both Black and white, faced violent mobs, members of the KKK, and hostile police forces as they protested enforced racial segregation on public bus systems and the nonenforcement of several Supreme Court decisions that ruled such segregation unconstitutional. Harbour was born in Piedmont, Alabama, where his father worked in a factory and owned the town’s only Black barbershop and where his mother worked as a cook for white families and in the Jacksonville State University cafeteria. The first person in his family to attend college, Harbour soon joined the Nashville Student Movement, a group of activist students working for civil rights in Nashville and beyond. Harbour was jailed several times for his activism and was, along with fourteen fellow students, expelled from Tennessee State; he and the others were later reinstated, and in 2008 the university bestowed them with honorary doctorates. Harbour went on to work as a schoolteacher in Blakely, Georgia, and later worked for the federal government in Atlanta. He became an unofficial archivist of the Freedom Rider Movement and was featured in a number of documentaries, including Freedom Riders, and was instrumental in the establishment of the Freedom Riders National Monument, designated in 2017 at the site of the former Greyhound bus depot in Anniston, Alabama, where Freedom Riders were attacked and a bus burned. The College offered Harbour the honorary degree just prior to his death in August 2020. Bowdoin bestowed three honorary degrees posthumously in the 1980s: Elizabeth Gilmore Holt (1987); Frank A. Brown Jr. ’29 (1983); and Nathan Dane II ’37 (1980).

18 DERAY MCKESSON, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

DeRay Mckesson, of the Class of 2007, is a civil rights activist, a leading voice in the Black Lives Matter movement, and a cofounder of Campaign Zero, a nonprofit devoted to promoting legislative and policy solutions against police violence and mass incarceration. Mckesson is also the host of the award- winning weekly podcast “Pod Save the People,” which combines an analysis of current news with deep conversations about social, political, and cultural issues with experts, influencers, and diverse local and national leaders. After Bowdoin, Mckesson began working as an educator, first via Teach for America in New York City and then as a district leader in Baltimore and Minneapolis. After the murder of Mike Brown and the subsequent protests in Ferguson, Missouri, and beyond in the summer of 2014, Mckesson began to devote himself full-time to activism. In 2018, Mckesson published the book On the Other Side of Freedom, which relates his experiences as an activist, organizer, and educator and offers a framework for all Americans to dismantle the legacy of racism. Mckesson frequently appears on national media outlets, including NPR, MSNBC, and CNN, and has been featured in publications including The Advocate, Vogue, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Baltimore Sun. In 2015, Mckesson and fellow organizer Johnetta Elzie were awarded the Howard Zinn Freedom to Write Award from PEN New England for their work during the Ferguson protests and their reporting on events through social media and uniting protesters’ voices in their newsletter, “This Is the Movement.” Also in 2015, Mckesson and Elzie were recognized on Fortune magazine’s list of The World’s 50 Greatest Leaders and one of the 30 Most Influential People on the Internet in 2016.

JESSICA MEIR, Doctor of Science (SD)

Jessica Meir is a NASA astronaut, marine biologist, and physiologist. Meir received a bachelor of arts in biology at Brown University before going on to earn a master’s degree in space studies from International Space University and a doctorate in marine biology from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California–San Diego, where she studied the diving physiology of marine mammals and birds, focusing on oxygen depletion in diving emperor penguins and elephant seals. Meir later joined the staff of Harvard Medical School as assistant professor of anesthesia at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she continued her research on the physiology of animals in extreme environments. She also took part in Smithsonian Institution diving expeditions to the Antarctic and Belize, and has been active with scientific outreach efforts. In 2013, Meir was selected as one of eight members of the 21st NASA astronaut class and six years later, in September 2019, she launched as part of Expedition 61 and 62 to the International Space Station aboard Soyuz MS-15 and, a month later, she and Christina Koch became the first women to participate in an all-female spacewalk. Her crew contributed to hundreds of experiments in biology, Earth science, human research, physical sciences, and technology development. Among the investigations to which she contributed is a study examining how human heart tissue functions in space. Meir spent 205 days in space, took 3,280 orbits of Earth, and traveled 86.9 million miles. Born in the town of Caribou in northern Maine, Meir became the first woman from the state to reach space. NASA announced in December 2020 that Meir is among candidates for the Artemis Team, which is to be the first human mission to orbit and land on the moon in nearly fifty years. If chosen, Meir would be the first woman on the moon.

19 HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS The Departments of Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanographic Science, English, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages and Literatures, and Sociology and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience Programs award only one level of departmental honors. The Department of Religion awards at the High Honors and Honors levels only. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated. Honors project titles below have been edited to conform with Bowdoin style. Official titles of record are on file at Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.

AFRICANA STUDIES Alejandro Arcadio Garcia Reactions Responsible for Aging in Wood-Based Honors Pyrolysis Oil: Synthesis and Characterization of a Coniferyl Alcohol Dimer Destiny Arianna Kearney Skin Deep: Analyzing Black Representation in the Kodie Rae Garza Teaching of Visual Arts Radiation-Induced Changes in Gene Expression in Sciara coprophila ANTHROPOLOGY Sheikh Omar Kunjo Honors Functionality of Candida albicans She3 in the mRNA Transport of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Minh-Tam Nguyen Phan It’s #PrisonAbolition until the Bad Guys Show Up: Andrew James Mulholland Conflicting Discourses on Twitter about Carceral Identification and Characterization of Genes Involved Networks in 2020 in Helicobacter pylori Lipopolysaccharide and Glycoprotein Biosynthesis Lowell Ruck Jigs, Reels, and “Realness”: An Investigation of Ideas Chiamaka Doris Okoye of Authenticity and Tradition in New England French Applying IsoTaG to Understand Helicobacter pylori’s Canadian Music Glycoprotein Biosynthesis ART HISTORY Nicholas James Purchase Chromatin-Conformation Differences in Natural Honors Populations of D. melanogaster Sabrina Xiyin Lin Kamyron Anthony Speller Site, Power, and Experience: Three Contemporary The Photocatalytic Degradation of Ibuprofen and Installation Works on Global Mobility Atenolol Using Bismuth Oxychloride and Titanium Dioxide BIOCHEMISTRY Bethany Jordyn Thach Honors Investigating the Role of Eyes Absent in Photoreceptor Axon Targeting in Drosophila melanogaster Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe Antimicrobial Peptides (AMPs) in the Lobster, Homarus Jialin Xie americanus: Isolation and Activity Photochemistry of Cyano-Substituted 8-Amino-2- Naphthol Andrew Close Bolender Genetic Analysis of Cellular Adhesion in Arabidopsis BIOLOGY thaliana Honors Kyu Young Chi Testing Conservation of an mRNA Transport Pathway in Utku Ferah Yeast Natural Variation in Chromatin Conformation among Populations of Drosophila melanogaster Melissa Grace Demczak Metabolic Glycan Inhibitors Interfere with Glycoprotein Katie Joy Galletta Biosynthesis in the Human Pathogen Ralstonia pickettii Plant-Mediated Interactions within the Milkweed Insect Community Alicia Grace Edwards Semaphorin-Induced Plasticity in the Nervous System of the Cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus 20 Grace Marie Hambelton COMPUTER SCIENCE Aortic Pressure and Heart Rate in the Lobster Homarus americanus Are Modulated by Mechanical Feedback and Honors Neuropeptides Jack Beckitt-Marshall Claire Christine Havig Improving Energy Efficiency through Compiler High-Resolution Molecular Analysis of the Hedgehog Optimizations Pathway in Tooth Development Kimberly N. Hancock Wesley Hudson Cascades and Overexposure in Networks The Role of the Golgi ELMO Proteins in Cell Adhesion in Arabidopsis thaliana Liam Roy Juskevice The Congressional Database: Designing a Web Molly Margaret Moore Application Using an HCI Approach Assessing Parameters Influencing Interhomolog Proximity of Paired Homologous Chromosomes in Yuto Yagi Drosophila A Comparative Study of Equilibria Computation in Graphical Polymatrix Games Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo Down in Arms: Marine Climate Stress Inhibits EARTH AND OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE Growth and Calcification of Regenerating Asterias forbesi (Echinodermata: Asteroidea) Arms Honors Alexandra Wood Rubenstein Eugen F. Cotei Characterization of Yellow Family Proteins in Gryllus Daily, Seasonal, and Yearly Timescales of Seawater bimaculatus Carbonate Chemistry Variability in Harpswell Sound and the Gulf of Maine Sophia Louise Walton Mutual Benefits of Inducible Defenses to Crab Predators Zoë Alexandra Dietrich in the Blue Mussel Mytilus edulis in a Multi-Predator Dual Isotope Model Insights on the Nitrogen Cycling Environment Network of Coastal Sediments Anneka Florence Williams Belinda Carine Saint Louis Conifer Forest Photosynthetic Seasonality: Exploring Who Will Bear the Burden of Increased Coastal Flooding the Effect of Winter Severity and the Efficacy of Different as Sea Level Rises in San Mateo County, California? Remote-Sensing Methodologies An Analysis of the Factors Contributing to Community Vulnerability CHEMISTRY ECONOMICS Honors Highest Honors Benjamin William Cook Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Probe Compounds at Gavin Taylor Shilling Predicting Anionic Pharmaceutical Sorption to Soils Economic Costs of Elevated Public Debt Levels during Banking-Crisis Recessions Chloe Anne Renfro Assessing the Accuracy of Quantum Monte Carlo ENGLISH Pseudopotentials for CO2 Capture in Metal Organic Frameworks Honors Gabrielle Sohn Vandendries Claire Margaret Burns Solvent Effect on Excited State Proton Transfer Seasons without Borders: The Ali Smith Quartet Mechanism of 8-Amino-2-Naphthol Alicia V. Echavarria Possessing Her: Embodying Identity in Exorcism CLASSICS Cinema Honors Lily Anna Rose Fullam Stephen Mark Girard They Used to Be Castles Alexander the Great and the Rise of Christianity

21 Lianna Harrington Noelia Calcaño Silvestre Counter-Futurisms: Collaborative Survival and Stuck in Limbo: Temporary Protected Status, Climate Communal Healing in a Climate-Changed World Migrants, and the Expanding Definition of Refugees in the United States Anthony Mitchel Jurasek A Foray into the Camp: Human and Ecological Mollie Claire Eisner Liberation in Contemporary Queer Conversion Therapy Making Human Beings and Citizens: The Educational Literature Philosophies of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Mary Wollstonecraft Mishal Fatima Kazmi Silent Nation: A Memoir of Sorts Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor From “a Journey for Peace” to the “Butchers of Beijing”: Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne How Presidents Have Used Rhetoric about China to Win “Unstuck in Time and Space”: Time Travels in Teen the Two-Level Game Cinema Cecilia Baunsgaard Markmann Aida Orme Muratoglu Motives Underlying China’s Foreign Aid Allocation Errandsphere Francis Maclen O’Keefe ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Campaigning for the Court: The Effect of Presidential Campaign Rhetoric on the Supreme Court Honors Honors Lily Andra McVetty Brianna Madison Canning Cultivating Community: Coastal Collaborations for The Mérida Initiative and the Violence of Transnational Equitable Climate Survival and Adaptation in Rockland, Criminal Organizations in Mexico Maine Viv Stewart Daniel FRANCOPHONE STUDIES A Comparative Perspective on Colonial Influence in the Effectiveness of Foreign Aid in South Korea and Algeria Honors Katherine Elisabeth Davidson Anna Bosari The United States’ and United Kingdom’s Responses to Maïssa Bey: Comment Dire le Traumatisme et la 2016 Russian Election Interference: Through the Lens Violence des Guerres en Algérie of Bureaucratic Politics GERMAN Arjun Sujay Mehta Education amid Stabilization: The Varied Effects of Honors Military Intervention on Public Schooling in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso Rachel Bercovitch Experiments in Gender: A Comparative Analysis on Ryan Compher Telingator the Literary Representation of Women in Medicine and When Is Change Possible? Presidential Power as Science during the Weimar Republic Shaped by Political Context, Constitutional Tools, and Legislative Skills GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES Nicole Danielle Tjin A Djie High Honors All That Influences the Condition of Women: The Moral Foundations of Female Education in Tocqueville and Alex Baselga-Garriga Rousseau Regional Identity, Devolution, and Ethnic Outbidding: The Rise and Radicalization of Ethnoregionalist Parties HISTORY in Spain Honors Michael T. Borecki Can Small Donations Have Big Consequences? Marcus J. Helble Candidate Ideology, Small Donations, and Election The Jewish “Other” in Argentina: Antisemitism, Results in the 2016 and 2018 Congressional Cycles Exclusion, and the Formation of Argentine Nationalism and Identity in the Twentieth Century and during Military Rule (1976-1983)

22 Nina Nayiri McKay Emily Renee King Promises Unfulfilled: Integration and Segregation in Modulation of Ionic Currents by Nitric Oxide Negative Metropolitan Philadelphia Public Schools, 1954-2009 Feedback in the Lobster Cardiac Ganglion Archer Rhys Thomas Brandon Sangbin Lee Brutal Encounters: Primitivity, Politics, and the Noninvasive Memory Modulation Via Targeted Theta Postmodern Revolution TACS Entrainment of the Frontoparietal Network LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Andrew Thomas Moore The Modulatory Role of the Hyperpolarization-Activated Honors Inward Current and Adenosine A1-Dopamine D1 Receptor Heteromers on Spinal Locomotor Activity Norell Jordan Sherman From Bleeding to Breathing: Embodying Violence and PHYSICS Healing in the Performances of Ana Mendieta, Regina José Galindo, and Ruby Rumié Honors MATHEMATICS Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza Critical Phenomena in the Gravitational Collapse of Honors Electromagnetic Dipole and Quadrupole Waves Max Thrush Hukill Chloe B. Richards A Bayesian Hierarchical Mixture Model with Accretion onto Endoparasitic Black Holes at the Center Continuous-Time Markov Chains to Capture of Neutron Stars Bumblebee Foraging Behavior David Zhou Juliana Claire Taube Cosmological Gravitational Waves: Refining a General Modeling Coupled Disease-Behavior Dynamics of SARS- Rule of Thumb for Reheating CoV-2 Using Influence Networks Ploy Wattanawanichkul PSYCHOLOGY On the Dirichlet L-functions and the L-functions of Honors Cusp Forms Benjamin M. Simonds MUSIC A Moderated-Mediation Model of Emerging Adult and Parent Religiosity, Externalizing Behavior, and Honors Parenting Style Coleman Eric Brockmeier ALGOrhythms: Leveraging Markov Chain-Based RELIGION Generation of Functional Harmonies with User-Defined Musical Corpus as a Compositional Tool Honors Emily M. Ha Aneka Kazlyna A Practical Study in Conducting Renaissance and Between Al-Kindī and the Mu‘tazila: The Cosmology of Contemporary Choral Music during the COVID-19 Astrology in the Epistles of the Ikhwān al-Ṣafā’ Pandemic SOCIOLOGY Daniel Rohan Mayer Music and Autism: Cross-Disciplinary Dialogues Honors Samantha Hudson Pollack Laura Gillian Raley Body of Work: Physicality and the Electric Guitar Localizing Resistance: How Southern Women Locate Sexual and Bodily Autonomy and Strategically Resist the NEUROSCIENCE Institutions Aiming to Shape Them Honors Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan Audrey Elizabeth Jordan Placemaking and Community-Building among Lesbian, Determining the Sites at which Neuromodulators Exert Bisexual, and Queer (LBQ) Women and Non-Binary Peripheral Effects in the Cardiac Neuromuscular System People during the Covid-19 Pandemic of the American Lobster, Homarus americanus

23 APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Art History Senior-Year Prize Margaret Grace Clipson ’21, Brooke Hannah Goodwin Commencement Prize Wrubel ’21 Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe ’21 Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Prize Class of 1868 Prize Destiny Arianna Kearney ’21, Camille May David Zhou ’21 Amezcua ’22 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize First Prize: Sarisha Kurup ’21 Asian Studies Second Prize: Michael Jashun Edwards ’21 Chinese Language Prize Amanda Rose Cassano ’22 GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Japanese Language Prize Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize Rosemary Minh Tam Nguyen ’21 Connor William Fitch ’21, Keenan Patrick Murray ’21, Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman ’21, Asian Studies Prize Juliana C. Taube ’21, Anneka Florence Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor ’21 Williams ’21 George Wood McArthur Prize Biochemistry Anneka Florence Williams ’21 John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize Adedunmola Praise Adewale ’22, Onyedika Jason Zhang ’21 Ephraim Onuorah ’22 DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES The Stephen Smith Prize in Biochemistry Andrew James Mulholland ’21 Africana Studies Biology Lennox Book Prize Lauryn Faye Dove ’21 Copeland-Gross Biology Prize Alexia Brown ’21, Mindy Leder ’21, Hannah Anthropology Zuklie ’21 Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology Engaged Anthropology Prize Katie Joy Galletta ’21, Molly Margaret Brooke Caroline Vahos ’21 Moore ’21, Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo ’21, Elbridge Sibley Anthropology Prize Anneka Florence Williams ’21 Alexander Robert John Withers ’21 James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology David I. Kertzer Prize in Anthropology Anthea L. Bell ’22, Yi Peng Wang ’22 Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck ’21, Tam Phan ’21 Chemistry Art ACS Awards for Superior Work in Chemistry Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize Art History: Sabrina Xiyin Lin ’21 Analytical Chemistry Visual Arts: Bianca Kaitlyn Allende Boyd ’21 Eliana Hazel Starobin Roberts ’23 Samuel Carpenter Betts ’21, Audrée Eve Inorganic Chemistry Grand’Pierre ’21 Emily Yuan-ann Pan ’22 Art History Junior-Year Prize Dalton Ryhs Dear ’22, Lily Xuhong Poppen ’22, Organic Chemistry Lucy Rose Siegel ’22 Alejandro Arcadio Garcia ’21

24 Physical Chemistry Research Fellow in Ancient Mediterranean Studies Gabrielle Vandendries ’21 Darien Seth Gillespie ’24 Maine Award Computer Science Rosemary Minh Tam Nguyen ’21 Computer Science Senior-Year Prize Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry Jack Beckitt-Marshall ’21, Kimberly Hancock ’21 Phuong Truc Luong ’22 Allen B. Tucker Computer Science William Campbell Root Award Research Prize Jialin Xie ’21 Laura McClaskey Friel ’22 First-Year Student Chemistry Achievement Award Digital and Computational Studies General Chemistry Isaac G. Bediako ’24, Ayanna Sophie Hatton ’24 Excellence in Digital and Computational Studies Advanced Chemistry Jason J. Park ’20, Reid Horng Brawer ’21 Oliver Tianshu Wang ’24 Earth and Oceanographic Science First-Year Student Chemistry Laboratory Award Earth and Oceanographic Science Book Award General Chemistry Victoria Renee Gravel ’24, Natasha A. Haft ’24, Juliessa Rose Aguilar ’24, Nina Hashimoto ’24, Adele Breau Metres ’24 Renske Kerkhofs ’24 Earth and Oceanographic Science Senior Academic Dana Walker Mayo Prize Achievement Award Chloe Renfro ’21, Kamyron Anthony Speller ’21 Katelyn Mosher Cox ’21, Belinda Carine Saint Cinema Studies Louis ’21 Earth and Oceanographic Science Biogeochemistry The Adventurer Prize Award Katherine Aiello McKee ’22 Edward G. Fuell ’23, Ana Brady Gunther ’23 The Rosebud Prize Earth and Oceanographic Science Service to Alexander Ari Gillman ’24 Department Award The Sunrise Prize Zoë Alexandra Dietrich ’21, Jaret Warner Alicia V. Echavarria ’21, Max Thrush Hukill ’21 Skonieczny ’21, Alex Patrick Gates ’22 Arthur M. Hussey II Prize Classics Eugen F. Cotei ’21 Nathan Goold Prize Economics Christian James LaMontagne ’21 J. B. Sewall Greek Prize Paul H. Douglas Prize Sarah Karimi Munoru ’23, Sujata Eden Tewari ’23 Michael Christopher Dean ’22, Jenny Koh ’22, Jingrui Lin ’22, Jack Andrew Shane ’22 J. B. Sewall Latin Prize Augustine Manalili Segger ’23 Adam Smith Book Prize John Rodgers Hood ’22, Isabel Marie Krogh ’22, Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize Griffin Alexander Ott ’22, Emily Ruth Staten ’22 Jeffrey Charles Price ’22 Jasper Jacob Stahl Fellowship for the Study of Mediterranean Antiquity Katherine Aiello McKee ’22, Matthew Saveliev ’23, Claire Rachel Roberts ’24

25 A. Myrick Freeman Prize for Exceptional Bertram Louis Smith Jr. Prize Performance in Economics Kyubin Kim ’22 Christine Chapman-Sung ’21, Connor William Fitch ’21, Mark William Lucy ’21, Kathryn Environmental Studies Colleen McGinnis ’21, Keenan Patrick Academic Award in Environmental Studies Murray ’21, Collin Michael van der Veen ’21, Zachary Kaplan ’21 Andrew Jihoon Yang ’18 Noyes Political Economy Prize Community Service Award in Environmental Gavin Shilling ’21 Studies Ayana Harscoet ’21 Education Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Bowdoin Teacher Scholars Andrew William McGowan ’19, Michael Dominic Edith Lansing Koon Sills Prize in Gender and Walsh ’19, Sara Sydney Caplan ’20, Bridget H. Women’s Studies Hoke ’20, Jamaica Sunrai White ’20, Tia Miora Vanessa Aciro Apira ’21, Grace Abbott Hannah ’21, Brianna Nicole Moore ’21 Pettengill ’21 Education Department Award for Interdisciplinary German Scholarship Mohamed Kilani ’21 German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation English Emily Hannah Adelaide Gonzalez ’21

Academy of American Poets Collette Inez Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German Poetry Prize Victoria Posada Parker ’21, Lowell Thomas First Prize: Lily Xuhong Poppen ’22 Prince Ruck ’21, Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan ’21 Honorable Mention: Ayana Harscoet ’21 Government and Legal Studies Hawthorne Prize Lily Elizabeth Tedford ’22 Prizes for Excellence in Government and Legal Studies Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize American Politics Ayana Harscoet ’21 Henry Edison Schlick ’21 Non-Fiction Prize Comparative Politics Charles Cooper Dart ’21, Spencer Takeshi Alex Baselga-Garriga ’21 Wilkins ’21 International Relations Poetry Prize Noelia Calcaño Silvestre ’21 Cecilia Rebecca de Havenon ’21, Nora Anmei Sullivan Horner ’24 Political Theory Mollie Claire Eisner ’21, Lorenzo Fayerweather Pray English Prize Meigs ’21 Lianna Harrington ’21, Mitchel Jurasek ’21 Richard E. Morgan Prize for Excellence in the Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry Prize Study of the Constitution Margot Tam An Ngo ’23, Zoe Ellis Wilson ’23 Francis Maclen O’Keefe ’21 David Sewall Premium Philo Sherman Bennett Prize Sophia Emma Li ’24 Mollie Claire Eisner ’21 Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize Lily Anna Rose Fullam ’21

26 History Natural Sciences

Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for Sumner Increase Kimball Prize Excellence in the Study of European History Zoë Alexandra Dietrich ’21 Hafsa Hossain ’23 Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for Neuroscience Excellence in the Study of History Archer Rhys Thomas ’21 Munno Neuroscience Prize Audrey Elizabeth Jordan ’21, Emily Renee King ’21, Phyllis Marshall Watson History Prize Brandon Sangbin Lee ’21, Andrew Thomas Moore ’21 Eliza Taite Jevon ’21 Physics James E. Bland History Prize Marcus J. Helble ’21 Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics Class of 1875 Prize in American History Angela Mary McKenzie ’23 Nina Nayiri McKay ’21 Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Award Elijah Snow Berger ’21 in History Annabel Madelyn Winterberg ’21, Jason Zhang ’21 E. O. LaCasce Jr. Prize in Theoretical Physics Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza ’21, Chloe B. Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies Richards ’21, David Zhou ’21 American Association of Physics Teachers Learning The John Harold Turner Prize in Latin Assistant Prize American Studies Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza ’21, Raine Raynor ’21, Norell Jordan Sherman ’21 David Zhou ’21 Latin American Studies Award for Public Engagement Psychology Arein Harvey Đức Nguyễn ’21 Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize Mathematics Benjamin M. Simonds ’21 Religion Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize Connor William Fitch ’21, Ploy Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize Wattanawanichkul ’21 Lia Kornmehl ’23 Smyth Mathematical Prize Romance Languages and Literatures Arav Agarwal ’23, Sarah Elizabeth Clarke ’23, John Rodgers Hood ’22, Siyi Wang ’22, Ploy Katharine Wood Dunlap and Robert H. Dunlap Wattanawanichkul ’21 Award Missy Grace Demczak ’21, Arjun Sujay Mehta ’21, 100π — e Prize Esra Eunhae Park ’21 Luis Fernando Cano Vazquez ’23, Connor Marrs ’23 Prize for Excellence in Romance Languages and Literatures Music Arjun Sujay Mehta ’21 Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in Francophone Coleman Eric Brockmeier ’21 Studies Mary Hunter Prize Anna Bosari ’21 Emily M. Ha ’21 Goodwin Francophone Studies Prize Elliott S. Schwartz Award Anna Bosari ’21, Jamil Guzman ’21 Samantha Pollack ’21

27 Eaton Leith Francophone Studies Prize Theater and Dance Roshaun D’Angelo Christopher ’22, Emmeline Vreeland Flagg ’22 Bowdoin Dance Group Award Alexandra Rubenstein ’21 Dante Prize in Italian Studies Mollie Claire Eisner ’21, Brooke Hannah Award for Excellence in Dance Performance Wrubel ’21, Katherine Aiello McKee ’22 Brooke Hannah Wrubel ’21 Raimondi Prize in Italian Studies Award for Outstanding Contribution to Theater and Dance Sabrina Xiyin Lin ’21 Wayne Harding ’21 Philip C. Bradley Hispanic Studies Prize Masque and Gown Student-Written One-Act Play Marcus J. Helble ’21, Maria Firenze Perez Prize Mendoza ’21 Dylan Sloan ’22 Sophomore Prize in Hispanic Studies William H. Moody ’56 Award David Alan Calzadillas ’23, Isabella Ray Andrew James Mulholland ’21 Miller ’23 George H. Quinby Award Russian Ava Grandfield ’24, Cassidy A. Bateman ’24, Aidan C. Ward ’24 Prize for Excellence in Russian Language and Abraham Goldberg Prize Literature Andrew James Mulholland ’21 Katherine Elisabeth Davidson ’21, Evan Pappas Marrow ’21 Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize Hope Elizabeth Keeley ’21, Jessica Elline Speight ’21 Russian Scholar Laureate Justin Ryan Winschel ’21 Scholarship for Summer Study in Dance Lou Sydel ’22 Sociology A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for Summer Award for Distinguished Public Sociology Study in Theater Elizabeth V. Sweeney ’21 Alice Caragh Hawkins ’22

Matilda White Riley Student Paper Award FACULTY PRIZE Conrad Zhikang Li ’21, Elise Louisa Hocking ’22 Sydney B. Karofsky Award for Junior Faculty Chryl N. Laird, Marvin H. Green Jr. Assistant Professor of Matilda White Riley Prize in Sociology Government Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan ’21 Matilda White Riley Independent Study Prize NATIONAL AWARDS * Arein Harvey Đức Nguyễn ’21, Spencer O’Neill Austrian Government English Teaching Assistantship Follett ’22 Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck ’21 Elbridge Sibley Prize Churchill Scholarship Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan ’21 Zoë Alexandra Dietrich ’21 Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award Critical Language Scholarship Nicole Sun Joo Nigro ’22 Gemma Kelton ’22 DAAD-RISE Scholarship Eliana Hazel Starobin Roberts ’23 Davis Projects for Peace Grant Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe ’21

28 FAO Schwarz Fellowship Bowdoin Scientific Station at Kent Island Fellowship Ryan Compher Telingator ’21 Kianne Amarah Benjamin ’24 Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant Bowdoin Summer Language Study Award Noelia Calcaño Silvestre ’21, Lily Anna Rose Ivana Monserrat Gutierrez ’23, Carey B. Lee Fullam ’21, Ayana Harscoet ’21, Eliza Taite ’22, Samara Mina Nassor ’22, Lucy Katherine Jevon ’21, Mohamed Kilani ’21, Emily Renee Noel ’22, Allie Jolie Pizzino ’23, Carolyn B. King ’21, Louis Daniel Mendez ’19, Grace Abbott Sutliff ’24, Bryan Vargas ’21 Pettengill ’21, Archer Rhys Thomas ’21 Bowdoin Public Service Maine Government Fulbright Study/Research Grant Fellowship Jillian Hemler Charbonneau Galloway ’21, Alex Elizabeth Arndt ’23, Jack Henry Butler Audrée Eve Grand’Pierre ’21, Kim Hancock ’21, ’22, Garrett Justis Dixon ’23, Isabella Nicole Elwaad Werah ’21, Anneka Florence Williams ’21 Kane ’24, Ayana Ray Opong-Nyantekyi ’23 Gates-Cambridge Scholarship Burns Fellowship Adaiah Mariama Hudgins-Lopez ’18 Joyce Chepngeno Bor ’22, Kieran Mostyn Enzian Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship ’22, Lorenzo David Alberto Hess ’23 Anthony Yanez ’22 Career Exploration and Development Funded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Internship Fellowship Colter Albert Adams ’24, Yasmin Guled Aden Elizabeth Clare Teeter ’18 ’23, Adedunmola Praise Adewale ’22, Juliessa NOAA Hollings Scholarship Rose Aguilar ’24, Preston Charles Anderson Clara Megan Benadon ’23 ’22, Elizabeth Samantha Baker ’22, Lilo Libby Bean ’23, Jarely Bernal ’23, Ari Nadja Bow ’23, Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Ben Joseph Brown ’23, Grace Helen Carrier ’23, Archer Rhys Thomas ’21 Elizabeth Marley Cayenne-McCall ’24, Summer Udall Scholarship Hope Chamberlin ’22, Stephanie Kiana Chun Honorable Mention: Kellie Nicolle Navarro ’23 ’24, Alexander Laurence Clark ’22, Evan Jay Coons ’23, Tiffany A. Delgado ’23, Rory Mayne Undergraduate Student Awards * Devlin ’23, Angus Edward Dillon ’22, Gabriella Brooke Diserio ’22, Cora Dow ’24, Maya Anh Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Dowling-Wolfe ’23, Kalyn Vanessa Duarte ’23, Scholarship Ines Dushime ’23, Casey Thomas Edmonds-Estes Anthea L. Bell ’22, Emily Yuan-ann Pan ’22 ’22, Tucker East Ellis ’24, Peter Harold Enger Bowdoin Fellowships in the Life Sciences ’22, Merline Rhian Feero ’23, River Bailey Fenton Alison Ambrosio ’22, Isabel Kristina Ball ’22, ’22, Madeline Ada Ferrucci ’21, Ella Katherine Warsameh Bulhan ’22, Alissa Chen ’22, Kori Garnett ’23, Ari Steven Geisler ’23, Renata Elisabeth Kelley ’24, Sara Samuel Morcos Gonzalez Chong ’23, Elizabeth Jones Gracey ’24, Emma Straw Noel ’23, Onyedika Ephraim ’22, Victoria Renee Gravel ’24, Olivia Catherine Onuorah ’22, Devaki Rajiv ’22, Yi Peng Wang Groell ’22, Tabitha Reyna Hacker ’22, Holly ’22, Lauren Kanoelani Waters ’22 Elizabeth Harris ’22, Emma Catherine Hatt Bowdoin Public Service Fellowship ’22, Anika Lula Helmke ’22, Amina Ali Hussein Nina Isabel Badger ’22, Evan Jacob Brown ’22, ’24, Alison M. Jackson ’24, Margaret Whitney Journey Myizion Browne ’22, Lauren Isabelle Janes ’22, Julia Marie Jennings ’23, Caroline Caffe ’22, Noal Everett Leonetti ’22, Melissa Hadley Jevon ’23, Kathryn Isabelle John ’22, Kathleen Magrath ’22, Emilia B. Majersik ’22, Rose Eleanor Keller ’24, Rory Dolce Dyck Ailish Kells O’Brien ’22, Jack Thomas Olcott Kliewer ’24, Josh Kwon ’23, Diego Luis Lasarte ’22, Angelica Altagracia Pena ’22, August ’22, Jamie Keilani Lau ’22, Aine Healey Lawlor Testwuide Rice ’22, Zoe Nokomis Stilphen ’22 ’21, Jonathan Moss Liesman ’22, Sophia Levi Lisle

29 ’23, Sarah Marie Annika Agnes Luehrmann Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation ’23, Cameron MacKenzie ’22, George Marin Coastal Studies Research Fellowship ’22, Kenya Brianne Mathieu ’23, Jack Hugh Eban Japheth Charles ’23, Justin Rui Dong ’24, McGinn III ’23, Bhadra Mishra ’24, Paulina Liam Robert Healy ’22, Jared Patrick Lynch ’24, Lizeth Morales ’24, Bobby Thomas Murray Samuel Clark Neirink ’22, Bridget Marjorie IV ’23, Rebecca Norden-Bright ’23, Cianna Patterson ’23, Fiona Grace Ralph ’22, Madison Sarah O’Flaherty ’23, Jason J. Park ’21, Sejal Paige Thies ’22, Josie Price Tidmore ’24, Anthony V. Prachand ’24, Hannah Reiff ’22, Miki Anne Yanez ’22 Rierson ’23, Patrick Thomas Rochford ’23, Jere Robert and Blythe Edwards Fellowship for the Arts O’Sullivan Rose ’24, Benjamin Peter Ross ’22, Emma Q. Dewey ’22, Quiverline Atieno Ochieng Paul Antonio Russo ’23, Teagan Marie Ryan ’22, ’23, Andria Barbara Polo Brizuela ’22 Wren Evelyn Sablich ’22, Manveer Kaur Sandhu ES Student Research Fund ’22, Aidan Patrick Schraeder ’22, Ben Clark Seamus Frey ’23 Sewell-Grossman ’24, Eliot Ray Small ’23, Henry Balderston Somerby ’23, Afia Ampomah Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/ Environmental Studies Somiah ’22, Hunter Roman Steele ’23, Andy Spencer O’Neill Follett ’22, Angus William Stoneman ’23, Danielle Alexandra Straus ’22, Parton ’22 Benjamin Tate Taczak ’23, Brett Robert Thomas ’22, Matthew Louis Thomas ’22, Peyton E. Tran Robert Freedman ’87, P’17 and Anne Cirillo P’17 Student Fellowship ’23, Brooke Caroline Vahos ’21, Jenny Elizabeth Maya Y. Chandar Kouba ’23 Wadhwa ’23, Angela Marie Wallace ’22, Abby Wang ’23, Lucas Riley Weitzenberg ’22, Triana Gibbons Summer Research Program Maria Willmert ’23, Sophie Claire Wilson ’22, Sharif Amr Ezzat Abouleish ’24, Salina Chin Yasmeen Kine Wirth ’22 ’23, Stephen Everett Crawford ’22, Kasey Marie Cunningham ’22, Cobra Zen Curtis ’23, Jonas Irma Cheatham Summer Research Fellowship Malachi Eichenlaub ’22, Charlotte Graham Kaprice Julianne Brathwaite ’22 Gehrs ’24, Jackson David Lakowsky Hansen ’23, James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship in Jeremy Asher Hoyne Grosvenor ’22, YouJia Xi ’22 Chemistry Emily Rizkalla Davis ’21, Yucheng Hua ’22, Global Citizens Fellowship Phuong Truc Luong ’22, Fiona Sheehan Turo Linan-Martinez ’23, Margot Tam An O’Carroll ’22 Ngo ’23 James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research Global Citizens Social Justice Fellowship Fellowship Song Eraou ’23, Annika Ruddon Moore ’23, Emma Aurelie Bomfim ’23, Reed Christian Gau Edwardo Aziel Perez ’23, Lily Xuhong Poppen ’22, Warburton ’23 John Otto Soeder ’24 Martha Reed Coles Summer Fellowship Goldsmith Adams Research Award Ella Marie Schmidt ’22 Amanda Rose Cassano ’22 Christenfeld Summer Research Fellowship Alfred E. Golz Fellowship Jacqueline Elizabeth Boben ’22 Andrew James Bastone ’22, Nicholas Simon Robert Cooke Environmental Research Fellowship Bower ’22, Hafsa Hossain ’23, Caroline Laurier Anne Boasberg ’22, Eliza Lowe Motley ’22 Geddes Poole ’22, Joseph M. Rubsamen ’23, Denning Summer Fellowship Hayden Robert Weatherall ’22 Usira Ahmed Ali ’22, Delaney H. Bullock ’22, Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Faculty/Student Elizabeth Ann Koeller ’22, Madisen Joy Miller Research Award ’22, Maria Camila Riano ’22, Nimra Siddiqui ’22, Eugen F. Cotei ’21, Samantha Pollack ’21, Clayton James Wackerman ’22 Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo ’21, Radu Ioan Stochita ’22, Sophia Louise Walton ’21

30 Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Summer Logan Fellowship with The Nature Conservancy Research Award Hajna Joy Nagy ’22 Andrew Chang ’23, Nicholas Connor Foley ’22, Maine Community Fellowship Yordana Vladimirova Gerdzhikova ’23, Susu Ashlynn Kristian Autrey ’22, Hayden Keene Magdi Gharib ’23, Myles Xavier Hugee ’22, ’22, Margaret Ahn Millar ’22, Ereny Samuel Bjorn Alexander Ludwig ’23, Evren Uras ’23 Morcos ’24, Lynn Phuong Nguyen ’22, Isa de la Hughes Family Summer Research Fellowship Luz Quintana ’23, Jayna Marsha Robotham ’23, Rubin Zane-Ray Jones ’22 Alondra Bella Romero ’24, Diyaa Raishma Yaqub IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence ’23, Emily Tang Zhao ’24 (INBRE) Summer Fellowship Maine Space Grant Consortium Undergraduate Tabarak Nather Al Musawi ’23, Jenna R. Clukey Research Experience ’22, Emanuel Mamadou Coleman ’22, Renske Gretchen Murphy Clauss ’23, Molly Sperry Kerkhofs ’24, Michy Martinez ’23, William Henderson ’23, Joanna Lin ’22, Rahul Prabhu ’22, Joseph Rackear ’22, Abigail Katherine Raymond Holden McCord Turner ’21, Justin Kendall ’22, Hannah Tess Scotch ’22, Jada Amber Yang ’22 Scotland ’23 Dana Walker Mayo Research Fellowship Kappa Psi Upsilon Maine Based Fellowship Jordy Philique Dushime ’23, Alejandro Arcadio Ahmad Adeeb Abdulwadood ’24, Tess Margaret Garcia ’21 Davis ’24, Katie Stebbins Draeger ’24, Amy Craig A. McEwen Summer Research Fellowship in the Marie Hussey ’23, Lizzy Renee Kaplan ’24, Cassie Social Sciences Quinn Maroney ’23, Kyle Marcus Moeller ’24, Mulki Hagi ’22 Paul Y. Wang ’24 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Kappa Psi Upsilon Sustainability Fellowship Sulwan Mansour Ahmed ’23, Jeremiah William Maeve Louise Colarusso ’22, Brianna Marie Brown ’23, KaDerrius Campbell ’23, Alicia V. Cunliffe ’22 Echaverria ’21, Symone Marie Holloway ’23, Ella Jaman ’23, Destiny Arianna Kearney ’21, Shandiin Kaufman Family Fellowship Dawn Largo ’23, Sarah Karimi Munoru ’23, Josiah Evelyn Jie Wallace ’22 Oakley ’21, Daniela Claudia Quezada ’23, Colby Kibbe Science Fellowship Silva Santana ’23, Atia Mahamoud Werah ’23 Sydney Marie Bonauto ’23, Izzy Jane Grimaldi Micoleau Family Fellowship in the Creative and ’23, Nhi Lan Nguyen ’23, Violet Louise Rizzieri Performing Arts ’23, Elena Sparrow ’22 Eleanor Regan Pike ’22 Koelln Research Award Munno Neuroscience Prize Fund Elise Marielle Martin ’23 Lucy Marie O’Sullivan ’23 Kufe Family Research Fellowship Paller Neuroscience Research Fellowship Shane M. Araujo ’23, Olivia Bronzo-Munich Seneca N. Ellis ’22, Grace Soeun Lee ’22, Joanna ’23, Melissa Grace Demczak ’21, Colleen Lin ’22, Hannah Tess Scotch ’22, Anthony Hughes McAloon ’23, Chloe Renfro ’21 Yanez ’22 Edward E. Langbein Sr. Summer Fellowship Paller Neuroscience Summer Research Fellowship Christopher MacFarlane Ritter ’21 Seneca N. Ellis ’22, Grace Soeun Lee ’22 Lifson Family Summer Research Fellowship Patterson/Baird Family Research Fellowship Katherine Bigelow Fosburgh ’22 Catherine Ann Crouch ’23 Littlefield Summer Research Fellowship Ellen M. P ’78 and Herbert M. Patterson ’42, P ’78 Nothando V. Khumalo ’23, Alexander Avrom Research Fellowship Kreines ’22, Mariah Noelani McKenzie ’23, Lucy Rose Siegel ’22 Oliver Morgan Nix ’22, Jeffrey Charles Price ’22, Ibrahim Ghassan Saleh ’23

31 Matilda White Riley Research Award EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS Sunshine Eaton ’22, Maia Simone Hirsch ’22, Keyna Thais Mecias ’23 Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Public Service Roberts Research Award Basmattie Dookie ’21, Joanna Lin ’22, Emma Ala’a Adnan Alattiyat ’23, Esteban Nicolas Hahesy ’22, Hikmah Okoyo ’21, Mo Kilani ’21, Guzman ’23 Norell Sherman ’21 Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowship Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award Zoe Ellis Wilson ’23 Zachary Kaplan ’21 Segerdahl Research Award General R. H. Dunlap Prize Kathryn Tierney Daley ’22 Arein Harvey Đức Nguyễn ’21 Sherman David Spector Fellowship Henni Friedlander Student Prize John Milo Mahaffey Branch ’16, Christian Noelia Calcaño Silvestre ’21 Hartung Zavardino ’17 Andrew Allison Haldane Cup Jacob Jasper Stahl Summer Fellowship for the Study Chanel Gail Matthews ’21 of Mediterranean Antiquity James S. Lentz Leadership Award Katherine Aiello McKee ’22, Claire Rachel Aine Healey Lawlor ’21 Roberts ’24, Matthew Saveliev ’23 Danica J. Loucks Service Award Student Faculty Research Grant Fellowship Coleman Eric Brockmeier ’21 Benjamin William Cook ’21, Eric Matthew Diaz ’23, Sophia Christina Schnauck ’22, Jose M. Maine Campus Compact Student Award Avila ’23, Jared Stephen Joyce ’24, Liam Roy Elizabeth V. Sweeney ’21 Juskevice ’21, David Michael Bombard ’22, Sara Michael F. Micciche III Award Elizabeth Nelson ’22, Patrick Francis Bloniasz Ryan Compher Telingator ’21 ’22, Katherine Elizabeth Walsh ’22, Francesca Sandy Polster Prize Ann Cawley ’22, Juliana C. Taube ’24, Isabel Kate Zhimin Lusignan ’21, Nina Nayiri McKay ’21 Stella Petropoulos ’23 President’s Award Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Kendall Anthony Rogers ’21 Fellowship Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup Garrison Paul Reyes Asper ’22, Jessica Bae ’22, Love Avril Jr. ’22 Ella Pearl Crabtree ’22, Max Elias Freeman ’22, Noah McKinney Gans ’22, Alia Caela Haskins Paul Andrew Walker Prize ’22, Lucas Ross Janszky ’22, Kyubin Kim ’22, Kate Zhimin Lusignan ’21, Nina Nayiri McKay ’21 Shuhao Liu ’22, Katherine Aiello McKee ’22, Julia Elisabeth Perillo ’22, Adela Nicol Rios ’22, Micaela Elanor Simeone ’22, Radu Ioan Stochita ’22, Kate E. Tapscott ’22, Lily Elizabeth Tedford ’22, Miranda Jane Viederman ’22 Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the Creative and Performing Arts Grace Dashiell Kellar-Long ’21 Allen Wells Travel and Research Award Danielle Claudia Quezada ’22, Edwin Sanchez Huizar ’23, Kate E. Tapscott ’22

*As of May 27, 2021

32 ATHLETIC AWARDS

Academic Achievement Award for Men Keenan Patrick Murray ’21, Men’s Hockey Academic Achievement Award for Women Hannah Zuklie ’21, Women’s Rugby Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Leadership Helen Elizabeth Farquhar ’21, Women’s Soccer The Harvey Award for J.V. and Club Sports Leadership Andy Close Bolender ’21, Rowing David Gregory Swart ’21, Michael Jashun Edwards ’21, John Putnam Burnett ’21, Men’s Rugby Wil Smith Community Service Award Aine Healey Lawlor ’21, Women’s Soccer Mary Caroline Laurita ’21, Women’s Swimming Society of Bowdoin Women Athletic Award Anne Liese Maher ’21, Women’s Basketball Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Leadership Maxwell James McPherron ’21, Men’s Soccer Reid Horng Brawer ’21, Men’s Outdoor Track and Field

33 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

919 Fellowship Fund Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship Nicole Ampatey ’16 William Britton ’18, Adeline Browne ’16, Zachary Duperry ’18, Rachel Henderson ’15, Tom Cassidy Student Support Ana Ibanez ’14, Ryan Keefe ’18, Alexxa Leon Caleb Pershan ’17 ’15, Erin McKissick ’16, Tobias Nicholson Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship ’14, Marisa O’Toole ’16, Madeline Rutan ’16, ZamZam Abdirahman ’16, Delger Kelsey Scarlett ’19, Lynda Shufflebarger ’17, Erdenesanaa ’15, Shannon Grimes ’14, Gabriel Siwady ’18 Cristina Guerrero ’12, Soichi Hirokawa ’14, Root Scholarship Olivia Reed ’12, Viola Rothschild ’14, Kyle Arman Ashrafi ’16, Philippe Moleus ’12, White ’13, Helen Wieffering ’16, Sarah Christian Sleeper ’15 Washington ’17 Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarship Garcelon and Merritt Scholarship Adeline Browne ’16, Caroline Corban ’17, Laura Hernandez ’17, Khristianna Jones ’10, Zachary Danssaert ’14, Donald Detchou Jasmin Mahabamunuge ’15, Lauren Nguyen ’19, Rubi Duran ’16, Mariely Garcia ’17, Julia ’17, Le’Shauna Phinazee ’16, Nicole Sekula Gomez ’15, Mika Lindsley ’11, Timothy Long ’17, Cordelia Stewart ’19, Olivia Stone ’16, ’17, Jacob MacDonald ’16, Trevor McDonald Ruiqi Tang ’13, Lucy Tomb ’16 ’15, Louisa Moore ’18, Adriana Pellegrini Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Fund ’15, Haley Perkins ’18, Alexander Poblete ’17, Nicole Ampatey ’16 Staci-Ann Sammott ’13, Jade Willey ’17 Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarship Diamond Walker ’16 Guy Charles Howard Scholarship Sarah Washington ’17, Mason Bosse ’18, Marisa Browning-Kamins ’16, Julia Geaumont ’16, Vianney Gomezgil Yaspik ’18, Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez ’18, Irene Kyoung ’19, Oratile Monkhei ’20, Jasmine Ross ’15, Pamela Zabala ’17 George and Mary Knox Scholarship Daniel Do ’18, Samuel Eley ’15 Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarship Elisabeth Strayer ’19 Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarship Michael Colbert ’16, Kailana Durnan ’13, Linda Kinstler ’13, Tenzin Tsagong ’15 Galen C. Moses Graduate Scholarship ZamZam Abdirahman ’16, Jeff Joseph ’19, Kylie Moore ’16, Simone Rumph ’14

34 ACADEMIC APPAREL

The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty the design and the color of each part of the academic and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at regalia, was accepted by nearly all American colleges once vertical and horizontal. It stretches back into and universities. history, to the roots of academic institutions, while The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves at the same time it forms a bond of union among differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In addition, contemporary academic scholars. the doctor’s gown has panels of velvet (usually black) The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem down the front and on the sleeves. quaint today if worn on our city streets, were originally The cap is generally black, with a tassel, which is either the ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The black or the color of the field of study; a doctor’s may gowns varied in elegance according to the rank and be gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford wealth of the owners, and the hood had the practical “mortar board,” with a square flat top, but some function of being pulled over the head for warmth. variations are permitted. Many of the medieval universities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the master of The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. arts had to swear that he owned the dress prescribed It is made of black and trimmed with velvet. Both the for his degree and that he would wear it on all proper length of the hood and the width of the trim vary with occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear their the level of the degree, the doctor’s being the longest gowns whenever they appeared in the public street. and having the widest velvet border. The color of the After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles velvet indicates the field of study in which the degree prevailed, but the older style was retained for certain is earned: for example, white for arts and letters legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses. (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy, brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scarlet for In America the gown has been used to some extent theology. The lining of the hood is the color and style since colonial times. It was only in the late nineteenth of the university that confers the degree; these are all century, however, that widespread interest—sparked specified in the standard code of the American Council perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the 250th on Education. Bowdoin College’s lining is white and anniversary of the founding of Harvard—brought green to symbolize the Bowdoin pines. about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising member of the graduating class of Williams College Whatever the degree or university, those who don designed academic gowns for the graduates to wear the gown and hood symbolically take their places in at the Commencement ceremony. The garb was the long procession of scholars who have pursued significant and dignified; it was both traditional and truth and learning and passed it on to others. The democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became consciousness of that fellowship is at once a reward for popular. In 1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing past efforts and an inspiration for the future.

HOOD BORDER COLORS INDICATING FIELDS OF LEARNING

Agriculture...... Maize Fine Arts, including Philosophy...... Dark Blue Arts, Letters, Humanities. . . .White Architecture...... Brown Physical Education. . . . Sage Green Commerce, Accountancy, Forestry...... Russet Public Administration, including Business ...... Drab Journalism...... Crimson Foreign Service. . . . Peacock Blue Dentistry ...... Lilac Law...... Purple Public Health...... Salmon Pink Economics ...... Copper Library Science...... Lemon Science...... Golden Yellow Education...... Light Blue Medicine...... Green Social Work...... Citron Engineering...... Orange Music...... Pink Theology...... Scarlet Oratory (Speech). . . . . Silver Gray Veterinary Science...... Gray

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