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Commencement 1991-2000 Jlfek BUMS} *_y#e Johns Hopkins University # ConfejTing of Degrees at the Close of the 1 1 1th Academic Year * A% 24, 72P5 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://archive.org/details/commencement1993 JOHNSUNIVERSITYHOPKINS Office of the Registrar 75 Garland Hall / 3400 N. Charles Street July ,1993 Baltimore MD 21218-2688 (410)516-8080 For those who use the Commencement Program as an official record of the awarding of degrees, please note the following changes to the 1993 Commencement Program: 1. Bachelor of Arts (Arts and Sciences) pages 22-24 Add: Chi Yung Ann Charles Neilson Curlett, Jr. Laura E. Greenwald Zubin Razzaque Khan Delete: Cholmin I. Ann Robert Wayne Jenkins Douglas Allen Besen Dennis Joseph McDonald Paul Anthony Brown Emily M. Miller Renan Carlos Castillo Michelle Nance Leon Chao Kate Byxbe Pessin James Edward Crawford Carlos Antonio Pfeiffer Robert James Dunn David Evan Ross Kelly Lynn Grey Adwoa Aya Sanderson Lover Highjr. Robert Marshall Searles Jane Jungeon Hong Catherine Hughes Tokheim Jeffrey Michael Wills 2. Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (Engineering) page 24 Add: Irian Amanat 3. Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering (Engineering) page 24 Delete: Robert William Apollo 4. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Engineering) page 25 Delete: John Joseph Pollock 5. Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Science (Engineering) page 25 Delete: Matthew DeBari Junge 6. Performer's Certificates (Peabody) page 26 Add: Eddie Forest Stallings, Jr. Voice . 7. Bachelor of Music (Peabody) page 26 Add: Eddie Forest Stallings, Jr. Music Education Max Vont. Violin 8. Bachelor of Science (Nursing) page 26 Delete: Karen Lee Anderson Hector Fitzpatrick Pollydore Virginia Frederick Buchsbaum Christine Carol Shoul Joan Tamie Fujita Marlene Marilyn Smith Michelle Marie Hittle 9. Master of Science (Continuing Studies) pages 28-36 Add: Deborah M. Brooks, B.S. Shippensburg University, 1988. Education. Eric Allen Carlton, BA University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1991. Education. James Paul Goodwin, BA. State University of New York, 1985. Education. Carolyn Jordan, BA University Of Pennsylvania, 1988. Management. John Norris Huffman, B.S. University of Maryland, 1991. Valerie Turndahl Low, MA University of Maryland, 1 973. Education M.S. The Johns Hopkins University, 1 983. Economics. Donna J. Taylor Delete: Garth George Clark Janine Marie Rasinski Jacquelyn Rajon Hart Geraldine Anna Sikorski Karen L. Hunter Monika Simmons Ziyan Lu Weida Frances Walker Stoccker Clodagh Mary Murphy Randall Lee Stump James T. Ng Vera Svobodova Florence Ugochi Okehie Alette Michelle Thomas 10. Master of Liberal Arts (Continuing Studies) pages 36-37 Delete: John Richard Gill Alice-Marie Nalley Gravely Harry Leonard Smith 1 1 Master of Arts in Teaching (Continuing Studies) page 37 Delete: Cara Lisa Trentacoste 12. Master of Administrative Science (Continuing Studies) pages 38-39 Delete: Silvia E. Frank Donna J. Taylor 13. Graduate Performance Diploma (Peabody) page 40 Delete: Helen Sarah Callus Predrag Rogic 14. Master of Music (Peabody) page 41 Add: Debra Jean Fontaine. Voice 15. Artist Diploma (Peabody) page 41 Add: Sun Yu. Voice 16. Master of Public Health (Public Health) p. 43 Add: Ralph Eli LeBlanc 17. Master of International Public Policy (Advanced International Studies) page 46 Delete: Roberto Cajaeti Ignasi Dejuan-Creix y Breton Haibin Deng Yasuhiro Tsuji J. Michael Willingham Robert O. Work 18. Master of Arts in International Affairs (Advanced International Studies) page 46 Delete: Donnie J Odoth 19. Master of Arts (Advanced International Studies) pages 47-50 Add: Mary Dale McMurchy, BA University of Toronto, 1986. Margurite Kerr Schrenk, BA. Middlebury College, 1988. Samuel Watson, BA Duke University, 1976. Delete: Louis Arvarad Angelous Joseph K. Mrope Lauren Anne Arnold Tine Rossing Nielsen Matthew T. Arnold Lori Leigh Pinkley Claudio Bardella, Jr. Corinne Ann Richardson Julia G. Baumgarten Elisabeth Read Russin Donald Bernard Christopher M. Sands Gary Jonathon Brick Paul Edward Smyke Jennifer Elizabeth Cody Suzie Sri Suparin S. Sudarman Katherine E. Comerford Masato Suzuki Gretchen R. Cook James Postles Thomas, Jr. Douglas J. Crowley Peter Austin Thornton Carolyn A Ducker Dylan C. Tinker Master of Arts (Advanced International Studies) ppgs.47-50 (continued)... Jonathon Richard Eisenberg Gregory Joseph Trimboli Tatsuo Fukuda Umezu Shin Scott Edward MacRaibeart Graham Mariam Usman Brad Lawrence Heckman Jehan N.Velji Jo Hironaka Nicole Yvonne Venable Sean Mitchel Iverson Michael George VTckers Joanne Marilyn Lemmex Carmen Victor David L. Moses Marcia Evelyn Warren 20. Master of Arts (Advanced International Studies) continued. Delete: Scott Wilson Laurence G. Zuriff Jennifer L. Wray Melana Kalyna 21. Master of Environmental Engineering (Engineering) page 50 Delete: Anthony Henry Menzel 22. Master of Material Science and Engineering (Engineering) pages 50 Delete: Brian Ralph Peverly 23. Master of Mechanical Engineering (Engineering) page 51 Add: Malachy McAlonan Delete: Lowell Garrett Seal 24. Masters Of Science (Engineering) pp.51 -61 Add: Todd Anthony Gadowski Trienne Glover Dennis Lee Upton, Jr.; Computer Science Delete: Debra Jane Bostron Donald Baker Parker, Jr. Susan Jane Edgar Que Huu Pham Kimberly Sue Johnson Hung Phan Todd Daniel Materazzi Daud Santosa Freud Poe Park Douglas Wayne Trimble Thomas Robert Willats 25. Master of Science in Engineering (Engineering) pages 61-63 Delete: Zoher B. Bambot David Kyonghun Han Pavit Singh Brar Sunil Yadav James Andrew Davis Revise: Glenn Harwood Sabin - Mathematical Sciences Karen Beth Singer - Mathematical Sciences Nabil Tiliket - listed as Tilikete 26. Master of Arts (Arts and Science) pages 63-66 Delete: Wendy Margaret Richardson Shinji Yamashige Robert George Zuber 27. Doctor of Philosophy (Arts and Sciences) pages 74 Add: Maryann Cusimano, Political Science 3 Contents Order of Procession 1 Order of Events 1 Divisional Diploma Ceremonies Information 4 Johns Hopkins Society of Scholars 5 Honorary Degree Citations 8 Academic Regalia 1 Awards 14 Honor Societies 18 Student Honors 20 Degree Candidates 22 ?f*^?£^?£<^?£?£^<^?£^?£?(*?£^^?£^<^?£(^?£<^^^ <^?£?£?£?£^?f*^^^?£?£^^^^^?£^^^?f*^?£'?£'?f»' Order of Procession Order of Events Marshals William C. Richardson President of the University, presiding Wilda Anderson Brown L. Murr David D. Celentano Nancy R. Norris Oliver Collins Harlan D. Parker Prelude Piero Gleijeses Judith G. Pearlson Colonel Bogie March Eduardo Gonzalez Peter B. Petersen Kenneth Alford ( 1 88 1 - 1 945) H. Franklin Herlong Edyth H. Schoenrich Paul Johnson Kathleen J. Stebe Homage March Lawrence B. Wolff Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) Sonata 22 Johann Pezel (1639-1694) The Graduates Contrapunctus III J.S.Bach (1685-1750) Marshals Fanfarefrom LaPerie Michael J. Betenbaugh Ru Chih C. Huang Paul Dukas (1865-1935) The Faculties Processional The audience is requested to stand as the Academic Procession moves into the area and to remain stand- Marshals ing after the Invocation Marc D. Donohue Warner E. Love Marchesfrom Belshazzar, Floridante, Ezio, Judas Maccabaeus, Sai?it Cecilia 's Day, and Rinaldo Georg Friedrich Handel (1685-1759) The Deans Members of the Society ofScholars Officers of the University The President's Procession The Trustees Fanfare March from Scipione Walter Piston Georg Friedrich Handel ChiefMarshal (1894-1976) (1685-1759) Stephen F. Szabo Invocation Joseph Katz The President of the Johns Hopkins Rabbifor the Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus University Alumni Association The Chaplains The National Anthem of Germany The Faculty Presenter of the Doctoral Candidates The National Anthem the United States America The Presenters of the Honorary Degree Candidates of of The Honoraiy Degree Ca?ididates The Provost of the University The Chairman of the Board of Trustees Greetings The President the Federal Republic Germany of of Morris Offit The President the University of Chairman of the Board of Trustees ^gfgfgfgf^L^^gf^gfgf^^^^gf^^gf^gf^^gfgf ?f*?^^?^(^(^?^i^?^?^^^^?^?^?^?^?f^(^?^f^(^^?^^?f* ?^^f^^f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f?f ^^^jg^^^^^^^^jgjf^^^^^?f?f?f?fgf Greetings Conferring of John M. Brickman Degrees on President, The Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Candidates Presentation ofNew Members of The Society ofScholars Bachelors ofArts Presented by Romesh C. Batra Gavril W. Pasternak Lloyd Armstrong, Jr. Myron F. Goodman Timothy Pedley J. Dean, School ofArts and Sciences Morley D. Hollenberg Bernard Robaire Edward W. Hook, Jr. Robert J. Ruben Thomas S. Inui George A. Silver Bachelors ofScience in Biomedical Engineering Martin H. Johnson Jean Starobinski Bachelors ofScience in Chemical Engineering Baruch A. Kipnis Thomas E. Starzl Bachelors ofScience in Civil Engineering Edward R. Laws, Jr. Juzer M. Vasi Bachelors ofScience in Computer Science Bachelors ofScience in Electrical Engineering Bachelors of Science in Engineering Mechanics Bachelors Science in Materials Science and Engineering Scholars Presented by Joseph Cooper of Bachelors Science in Mathematical Sciences Provost of the University of Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering Bachelors ofArts Bachelor ofArts in Biomedical Engineering Musical Interlude Bachelor ofArts in Computer Science The Festival Brass Bachelor ofArts in Geography Ellery B. Wood-worth, Conducting Bachelors of Civil Engineering Fanfare from Festmusik der Stadt Wein Bachelors of Electrical Engineering Richard Strauss (1864-1949)
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