PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

The Two Hundred Seventieth Commencement

The Sixth of June Two Thousand Seventeen The Order of Exercises

Princeton University The Two Hundred Seventieth Commencement The Sixth of June Two Thousand Seventeen

Page 2 Processional 2 Invocation 2 Greeting 2 Latin Salutatory Oration 3 Secondary School Teaching Prizes 4 Bachelor Degrees, Certificates, and Departmental Honors Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Engineering Certificates of Proficiency Departmental Honors 24 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi Tau Beta Pi Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence General and Departmental Prizes Athletic Prizes Commissions and Military Awards Major Fellowships and Scholarships 37 Valedictory Oration 37 Advanced Degrees Master of Arts Master of Fine Arts Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies Master in Finance Master of Architecture Master in Public Affairs Master in Public Policy Master of Science in Engineering Master of Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 45 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards 48 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching 48 Retirements 50 Honorary Degrees 52 Remarks by the President of the University 52 Benediction and Alma Mater 52 Recessional 52 A Commentary on Commencement

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750227 Processional Invocation and Greeting

The audience will please rise when the Alison L. Boden faculty marshals enter. Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Chief Marshal for University Convocations Sandra L. Bermann Christopher L. Eisgruber Marshals for Advanced Degrees Susan T. Fiske President of the University Douglas S. Massey Marshals for Bachelor Degrees Mark R. Beissinger Latin Salutatory Oration Imani Perry Candidates for Advanced Degrees Grant J. Storey Marshal for Band and Bachelor Degrees Robert A. Kaster The Latin salutatory is awarded by vote of the faculty to one of the highest- ranking candidates for bachelor degrees. The special qualifications of a student Candidates for Bachelor Degrees as salutatorian are taken into account, as well as scholastic standing. Marshals for Faculty and Administration Simon E. Gikandi Stacy E. Wolf The Faculty and Administrative Officers Salutatio Associate Chief Marshal Habita in Comitiis Academicis Princetoniae Richard A. Register In Nova Caesarea a.d. VIII Id. Iun. Marshal for Recipients of Honorary Degrees Die VI Iunii and Trustee Escorts Ab Urbe Condita MMDCCLXX Eric S. Gregory Anno Communis Saeculi MMXVII Recipients of Honorary Degrees Anno Academiae CCLXX and Trustee Escorts Cane, Musa, praeclaros discipulos, qui bellantes intra bullam luteam quattuor The Trustees and Trustees Emeriti diutinos annos ante hunc illustrem diem egerunt. Processional Guests Mace-Bearer Cane multas pugnas nostras, cum commentarios apud veterem Firestonem Jeff E. Nunokawa nocte intempesta scripserimus et examinum causa studuerimus et pestilentias The Principals: superaverimus atque imbres et niveas tempestates et illas truces iras Iovis, Associate Dean of Religious Life and fulmina, pertulerimus, pugnantes Somnum ipsum, notum fratrem Leti, ut ad of the Chapel lectionem tertiae horae perveniamus. Cane illos perpetuos dies consumptos a Theresa S. Thames nobis qui magna opera scribebamus et fortunam illorum paucorum qui onus Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel vitaverunt. Alison L. Boden Dean of the College Cane praesidem Eisgruberem, ducem ducum, caput exercitus, qui una cum Jill S. Dolan nostra cohorte abhinc quattuor annos munus suum suscepit et annos imperii Dean of the Graduate School Canadiensis finivit. Da honorem etiam curatoribus qui hanc academiam tuentur. Sanjeev R. Kulkarni Et noli oblivisci sapientum professorum, qui in schola doctrinas, foris consilia Dean of the Faculty dederunt. Deborah A. Prentice Quibus laudatis, mementote nostras carissimas familias custodesque, qui Provost multum amorem et amplum subsidium nobis praebuerunt. David S. Lee University Orator Denique, Musa, cane amicas et amicos et amicitiam. Per atros dies et lucidos, Sheryl WuDunn utrum ioculares imagines felium ridebamus an tristitias cordis flebamus, nostri Chair of the Board of Trustees of amici nos adstiterunt et nos ut cresceremus adiuverunt. Princeton University Kathryn A. Hall Nunc cum nos omnes nostra itinera faciemus, ad animi impetus vel somnia vel President contentionem honorum vel stabilitatem persequendam, successum inveniamus Christopher L. Eisgruber et calamitates Graecorum Troia revenientium vitemus. Sed numquam Marshal for the Principals obliviscamur nostrorum amicarum amicorumque horum annorum, qui nobiscum J. Nicole Shelton una ederint, biberint, studuerint, fleverint, riserint, et terram pedibus pepulerint. Marshal for Processional Guests and Trustees Claire F. Gmachl Vobis omnibus gratias ago pro quattuor annis admirabilibus, et saluto.

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750227 Secondary School Teaching Prizes

Recognition, by Provost David S. Lee, of recipients of prizes for distinguished secondary school teaching in the State of New Jersey.

Peter Drozd Colleen Tambuscio Union City High School, Union City New Milford High School, New Milford Teacher of Robotics and Engineering Special Education Teacher and Teacher of Social Studies Peter Drozd, or the “robot man” as he is known to his Colleen Tambuscio is a special education teacher and students and colleagues, has made science, technology, social studies teacher at New Milford High School and and engineering an integral part of the lives of students a leading national voice in Holocaust education. Her at Union City High School and throughout the district. goal is to create thinkers who actively participate in our Rather than a teacher, he would call himself a guide who democracy. She learned the effectiveness of experiential helps students discover answers for themselves. And in learning while teaching the deaf and hard of hearing. finding real-world applications for what they learn, they With the experiences she offers her students here and find paths to real-world opportunities they otherwise abroad, she instills in them a deep commitment to their would not have imagined. school’s motto of knowledge in the service to others.

Emily Rock Cory Terry ’04 Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing Ocean City Intermediate School, Ocean City Teacher of English Teacher of Science Emily Rock credits her grandmother, who was a “rock As a Princeton undergraduate, Cory Terry developed star” teacher, as her savior. Now, as an English teacher a taste for big unanswered questions and a fascination at Oakcrest High School, she has become that person for the wonders of science. At Ocean City Intermediate for her students. She has a knack for tailoring lessons School she strives to nurture that same kind of intellectual to nurture and challenge them. They describe her as an curiosity in her students, drawing upon their many “ally,” as she helps them make a successful transition different learning styles and encouraging them to follow as freshmen to high school, and then later to make a their interests as gateways to their own discoveries. She successful transition to life after high school. takes real joy in opening the eyes of her students to the natural world; to her students, she is a force of nature.

3 Bachelor Degrees

Presentation to the president, by Dean of Michael Cates Anderson, Slavic Languages Adam Joseph Bowman, Physics the College Jill S. Dolan, of candidates and Literatures Hans-George Jefferson Brase, Sociology for bachelor degrees; conferral of the Catherine Ann Andre, English Matthew Tanner Brophy, Economics degrees by the president. Aubree McHugh Andres, Anthropology Taylor Osasere Brown, Economics Dan-Cristian Andronic, Computer Science Alexandra Rose Bruno, Politics Isao Alessandro Anzai, Molecular Biology Marlyn Bruno, Psychology Bachelor of Arts Charles Sinan Argon, East Asian Studies Jennifer Jianli Bu, Psychology Andre Asher Arslan, Mathematics Elinor Angeline Buck, Psychology DEGREE AWARDED Claire C. Ashmead, History Elizabeth Anne Buehler, Comparative 24 SEPTEMBER 2016 Aslıhan Asil, Economics Literature Lia Davita Coito, Woodrow Wilson School Mian Muhammad Hammad Aslam, Near Haraya Minna Covar Buensuceso, Economics John Michael Colón, Comparative Literature Eastern Studies Courtney Stewart Burke, Economics Elizabeth Marie Hyde, Psychology Jennifer Au, Molecular Biology Samuel Harris Conners Cabot, Astrophysical Ji Soo Kim, Politics Emily Warren Avery, Neuroscience Sciences John Hamilton DeRosa McNeil, Molecular Katherine Choonsun Awh, Ecology and Janine Louise Cadet, Woodrow Wilson School Biology Evolutionary Biology Ted Anderberg Callon, Politics Alec James Regulski, Woodrow Wilson Catherine Appollonia Perry Babiec, Carey Alexander Camel, Sociology School Psychology George Dennis Camerlo, History Kelsey Ann Zimmerman, Comparative Daniel Winge Baer, Politics Jacob R. Cannon, Woodrow Wilson School Literature Neeraj Bajpayee, Economics Jesús Cantú Jr., Sociology Charles Carr Baker, German Jonathan Frank Carcione, Ecology and DEGREE AWARDED Luisa Charlotte Banchoff, Religion Evolutionary Biology 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Alison Carinthia Bank, History Catherine Victoria Caro, Ecology and Alan J. Hatfield, History Patrick Josiah Barba, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Evolutionary Biology Walker Van Vlissingen Carpenter, Art and DEGREE AWARDED Gabriela Anita Barber, Psychology Archaeology 6 JUNE 2017 Isaiah Alexander Barnes, History Scott Matthew Carpenter Jr., Ecology and Ross Archibald Barron, English Evolutionary Biology Haider Abbas, Woodrow Wilson School Sarah Emily Battat, Physics Henry Folger Caruso, History Audrey Monica Abend, Molecular Biology Vivien Wentworth Bazarko, Ecology and Isabel Lockett Casserley, German Nicole Akosua Acheampong, Comparative Evolutionary Biology Julio Cesar Castillo, Woodrow Wilson School Literature Quentin Fleury Valentin Becheau, Woodrow Alice Taylor Catanzaro, Near Eastern Studies Catherine Michelle Adams, English Wilson School Luke Edward Catarius, Economics Philip Carl Adams, Computer Science Scott Michael Bechler, Geosciences Rachael Marie Chacko, Economics Janet Temitayo Adelola, Ecology and Ariel Rae Becker, Sociology Evolutionary Biology René Emmanuel Chalom, Economics Sydney Lyn Becker, Anthropology Tejumade Aderinsola Motunrayo Adewole, Caitlin McLaughlin Chambers, Woodrow Sociology Rebecca Jane Bedell, English Wilson School Jason Leonard Adler, Economics Kendall Ann Bedford, Ecology and Olivia Chan, Sociology Evolutionary Biology Frank Nicholas Africano, History Amanda Chang, Ecology and Evolutionary Max James Bedford, Classics Biology Nathan Benjamin Agmon, Physics Katherine Leigh Begland, Geosciences Chris Chang, Psychology Salwa Noreen Ahmad, Woodrow Wilson School Jared Matthew Bell, Politics Richard Sender Chang, Woodrow Wilson School Ayesha Duha Ahmed, Classics Yanique Kadisha Bell, Religion Zack Ryan Belski, Economics Tiffani Alexander Chanroo, Woodrow Wilson Elvia Ahmed, Ecology and Evolutionary School Biology Broderic Christian Bender, Politics Sofia Charania, Woodrow Wilson School Nusrat Ahmed, Anthropology María del Pilar Uribe Bennett, Ecology and Nina Chausow, Spanish and Portuguese Adam Neely Ainslie, School of Architecture Evolutionary Biology Chang Che, Comparative Literature Ahmed Ali Akhtar, Physics Matthew James Benstead, History Angelica Chen, Computer Science Ruben Emmanuel Aknin, Economics Lauren Elizabeth Berger, Neuroscience Belinda Chen, Economics Mark Jonathan Aksen, Mathematics Erin Kelly Berl, Psychology Daniel Timothy Chen, Economics Oluwatobi Michael Aladesuru, Ecology and Kishan Ameet Bhatt, Woodrow Wilson School Evolutionary Biology Lori Dawn Bin, Economics Dora Young Chen, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Visala Tamara Alagappan, Classics Elizabeth May Bird, Woodrow Wilson School Jason Chen, Economics Brent Gregory Albertson, Ecology and Tess Adelaide Bissell, Comparative Evolutionary Biology Literature Jeffrey Wu Chen, Chemistry Miranda del Rey Heard Alperstein, Harrison Wert Blackman, History Julie Fei Chen, Philosophy Philosophy Dylan Blau Edelstein, Spanish and Junhan Chen, Economics Mark Emmerich Altemus Jr., Sociology Portuguese Peter Christopher Chen, Computer Science Konadu Abena Suhimaya Amoakuh, Matthew Peters Błażejewski, East Asian Tiffany Chen, Economics Woodrow Wilson School Studies Xinyi Chen, Mathematics Hayden Elliott Anderson, Economics Xavier John Bledsoe, Politics Yanglu Chen, Chemistry

4 Jianing Cheng, Woodrow Wilson School Eliza Anne Saarnijoki Davis, Woodrow Clara Regina Engst, English Kevin Chao Cheng, English Wilson School Nazlı Ercan, Art and Archaeology Yi Teing Cheung, Ecology and Evolutionary Thomas Joseph Davis, History Tarikua Gebresenbet Erda, Economics Biology Yonathan Dawit, Economics Elbegduuren Erdenee, Molecular Biology Liting Eric Chiang, Mathematics Alexander Stewart Day, Woodrow Wilson Samantha Enright Essig, Economics Chun-Kai Chien, Mathematics School Joani Andraya Etskovitz, English Eric Yih-Jong Chiou, Politics José Luis De Alba Barrera, Economics Philip Allen Etter, Mathematics Nicolette Ahra Cho, Sociology Peter William Deffebach, Economics Kafkas Everest, Psychology Tiffany Eunbyul Cho, Art and Archaeology Eleanor Lynn DeGarmo, Woodrow Wilson Hannelora Rose Everett, Near Eastern Jason Jaesung Choe, Economics School Studies Rachel Eunseo Choi, Molecular Biology Mary Helen deGolian, Chemistry Obafemi Babatunde Fadairo, Economics Aastha C. Chokshi, Molecular Biology Rebeca Anne De La Espriella, Woodrow Dominique Fahmy, Art and Archaeology Jungwook Choo, Economics Wilson School Tyler D. Fair, Molecular Biology Jin Yun Chow, Comparative Literature Evan Luis Delgado, Sociology Donovan Edward Falconer, Economics Katherine Tzu-Shiuan Chow, Politics Michael Raul Delgado, Molecular Biology Benjamin Michael Falter, Sociology Man Kin Chow, Woodrow Wilson School Monica Alexandra Teixeira De Magalhaes, Jaimie Qiuyun Fan, Neuroscience Psychology Marisa Li Shu Chow, Computer Science Allen Juntao Fang, Mathematics Dorottya Demszky, Independent Briana Christophers, Molecular Biology Concentration in Linguistics Alexandra Rose Farina, Politics Chemistry History An Chu, Zixuan Deng, School of Architecture Dillon. T Farley, Physics Anthropology Matthew Stephen Chuckran, Romie Desrogène, Woodrow Wilson School Susan J. Farrell, Politics Economics Nahrie Esther Chung, Hafiz Dhanani, Religion Nicholas Carl Fekula, Economics Chemistry Andre Carlos Chusan, Nadia Rose Diamond, History Blake Aron Feldman, Philosophy Economics Monique Kathryn Claiborne, Katherine Marie Diller, Woodrow Wilson Adrian Pierre Felix, McKenzie Alyssa Clarke, Woodrow Wilson School Jeron Ramir Fenton, Politics School Yue Ding, Mathematics Curtis Grant Fink, Woodrow Wilson School Physics Samantha Xiao Cody, Vivek Dinodia, Economics Isaac Benjamin Fink, Philosophy History Derek James Colaizzo, Isabel Anne Di Rosa, Comparative Literature Neyat Fiseha, Classics Economics Thomas Sebastiano Colautti, Alexander James Dixon, Politics Gabriel Shalom Fisher, History History Barbara Loring Satterlee Cole, Brandon Michael Djaja, Chemistry Marc Aaron Fishman, Computer Science Philosophy Joshua Michael Collins, Anna Rial Doherty, History Maureen Ann Flanagan, Economics Politics Sean Francis Connors, Alexander Anthony Dombrowski, Economics Rebecca Ruth Fleming, Politics Economics Kiffa Augustine Conroy, Natasha Daniela Dombrowski, Psychology Oren Nathan Fliegelman, Politics Psychology Molly Elizabeth Contini, Jacob Michael Donnelly, Woodrow Wilson Emily Anne Babcock Fockler, English Allison Nichole Conwell, Ecology and School Henri Alexandre Ford, Sociology Evolutionary Biology Mackenzie Jade Dooner, Ecology and Tal Fortgang, Politics Christopher Daniel Cook, Classics Evolutionary Biology Benjamin Ian Foster, Economics Steven Denison Cook, Economics Nickolas Elijah Peter Dreher, Woodrow Brianna Alexis Foster, Art and Archaeology Ciara Marie Corbeil, Woodrow Wilson School Wilson School Alice Marie Yu Frederick, Anthropology Joseph Michael Coro, English Leea Marie Driskell, English Amy Taylor Freyberger, Psychology Paulani Cortez-Villas, Politics Harper Haonan Du, Woodrow Wilson School Benjamin Seth Fridman, Politics Brian John Costa, Economics Peter Peizhe Du, Molecular Biology Hillel Benjamin Friedman, Philosophy Alexander J. Costin, Politics Rachel A. Dubin, History James Anthony Frusciante, Politics Philip Cason Crane, History Tanaya Marianna Dukelow, English Melissa French Fulenwider, Politics Cassandra Cathleen Crifase, Woodrow Wilson Ryan Joseph Dukeman, Woodrow Wilson Sofia Gallo, Politics School School Benjamín Andrés Gallo Marín, Molecular Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett, English Jean Baker Dwinell, History Biology David Alexander Cruikshank, Psychology Alexandra Elise Eakes, Ecology and William Henry Gansa, History Bruce Thomas Radigan Culbertson, Evolutionary Biology Helen Gao, Economics Chemistry Laurel Allen Easterling, Ecology and Maria Paula Garavito, Anthropology Jim Wynton Cunningham, Philosophy Evolutionary Biology Gabriella Sarah Garr, Art and Archaeology Aleksandra Czulak, Economics Olutolashe Oladamola Ebunlomo, Woodrow Joseph Olivier Gauvreau, Comparative Ujjwal Dahuja, Economics Wilson School Literature Kushal Dalal, Economics Veronica Haley Edwards, Sociology Martin Christopher Gavin, Economics Deborah Ann Daly, Woodrow Wilson School Claire Good Egan, Economics Benjamin Nathaniel Gaylord, History Alexandra Brianne Daniels, Sociology Elliott Andrew Eglash, English Simon Harry Benjamin Gee, Physics Mason William Wheeler Darrow, Economics Hiba Malik Elbuluk, School of Architecture Gianna Catherine Geil, Psychology Bernardo Teixeira Da Silva, Molecular Lauren Champion Elcan, Anthropology Abigail Sivitz Gellman, History Biology Daniel R. Elkind, History Lily Sivitz Gellman, Independent Forrest Cseh Daugherty, Economics Alice Marilyn Eltvedt, Astrophysical Sciences Concentration in American Studies Hannah Frances Davinroy, Physics Deirdre Merle Ely, Woodrow Wilson School Elise Georis, Computer Science

5 Sarah Elizabeth Gianakon, Classics Thomas Richard Hartke, Physics Grace Youjin Jeon, Woodrow Wilson School Matthew James Gibbons, History Kelly Catherine Hatfield, English Jae-Kyung Jane Jeong, Comparative Daniel Steven Gift, Physics Sydney Claire Hausman, Psychology Literature Kristin Gjika, Economics Richard Furman Haynes, Politics Stephanie Kyunghwa Jeong, Chemistry Caroline Jean Glackin, Woodrow Wilson Nicholas Hector Hernandez, Economics Jovan Jeremic, Neuroscience School Diana Hernandez Vasconez, Psychology Ashleigh Elizabeth Johnson, Psychology Andrew James Glass, Politics Alexandria Caitlin Herr, Ecology and Delaney Kathryn Johnson, Molecular Biology Ararat Gocmen, History Evolutionary Biology Jabari Asbury Johnson, Woodrow Wilson Madeline Grace Goertel, Politics David Herrera, Mathematics School Marie-Elise Goetzke, History Tahireh Ellington Hicks, History Cheryne Jonay, Physics Solveig Lucia Gold, Classics Hunter Michael Hill, Politics Audrey Marie Jones, Anthropology David Michael Goldstein, Philosophy Sofia Norma Hiltner, Psychology Alexander Jow, Woodrow Wilson School Sierra Moon Goldstein, Psychology Haley Natalia Hineman, School of Caroline Elizabeth Joyce, Economics Jason Gray Golfinos, Politics Architecture Christianese Senah Kaiser, Geosciences Grant Henry Golub, History Bret Austin Hinrichs, History Anna Christine Kalfaian, Art and Benjamin Elis Goodman, English Ava Rose Hoffman, Independent Archaeology Likith Govindaiah, Mathematics Concentration in Comparative Urban Emily Perlmutter Kamen, Art and Scarlett Grabowska, Politics Development Studies Archaeology Steffen James Gratch, History Daniel Ian Hoffman, Molecular Biology Philomina P. Kane, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Theodore Daly Graves, Politics Katharine Waters Holmes, Psychology Krishan R. Kania, Spanish and Portuguese Samuel Tucker Gravitte, Anthropology Olivia Grace Hompe, Woodrow Wilson School Jai Kannan, Economics Christian Zane Gray, Chemistry Mairead Linnea Carney Horton, Art and Archaeology Anne Elizabeth Kartheiser, Woodrow Wilson Norman Robert Greenberg, Chemistry Nicholas Sienkiewicz Horvath, History School Independent Max Presley Greenwald, Sarah Jenya Kasoff, English Concentration in Computer Science and Alex Wainwright House, English Public Policy Alexandra Isobel Houston, History Nicole Jacqueline Katchur, Neuroscience Caroline Leigh Griffin, Ecology and Georgina Claire Elizabeth Howe, Classics Jack Harris Katzenstein, Politics Evolutionary Biology Danielle Anesta Lowe Howell, Comparative Rebecca Noelle Keener, Religion Connor Curt Grogan, Economics Literature Diana Eileen Kenealy, Woodrow Wilson Carol Julia Gu, Chemistry Ariel Hsing, Economics School Ghita Guessous, Physics Amy Haoshu Hua, Economics Christopher Matthew Kennedy, Economics Jacqueline Elizabeth Gufford, Art and Aileen Christina Huang, Chemistry Robert Lincoln Keown, Sociology Archaeology Tiffany Shan-Ju Huang, Molecular Biology Sahand Keshavarz Rahbar, History Jordan Bradley Gunn, Psychology Adam James Hudnut-Beumler, Religion Zena Irena Kesselman, History Joshua Brett Haberman, Woodrow Wilson Samuel Lawrence Huffman, History John Michael Kessler, Politics School Galen Patricia Hughes, Politics Joshua Khuvis, Ecology and Evolutionary Arun Christian Habermann, Chemistry John McNamara Hugin, Economics Biology Juliette Marie Hackett, Sociology Kam Man Mary Hui, Spanish and Portuguese Alexia NaHyun Kim, Chemistry Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska, Kenny Martin Hulpach, Geosciences Allyson Kim, Woodrow Wilson School Astrophysical Sciences John Christian Hummel III, Economics Angela. Y Kim, Molecular Biology Andrew Dongmin Hahm, Mathematics Hajrah Hussain, English Daniel Doh Hyung Kim, Economics Sewheat Tesfai Haile, Sociology Rohan Tejuann Hylton, Ecology and Enji Kim, Psychology Patrick Jeffrey Hall, History Evolutionary Biology Erynn Jean-Hee Kim, Classics Morgan Nicole Hallock, Psychology Valeria Carolina Ibarcena, Religion Hyewon Kim, Molecular Biology Tora Maria Elin Hallstrom, Economics Arthur Edward Imperatore III, Classics Jihoon Kim, Molecular Biology Safraz Altaf Hamid, Molecular Biology Isabelle Marie Ingato, Computer Science Laura Jiyoon Kim, East Asian Studies Justine B. Hamilton, Ecology and Catherine Christine Ivanovich, Geosciences Minji Kim, Sociology Evolutionary Biology Martha Caroline Jachimski, Woodrow Wilson Minji Cydney Kim, Woodrow Wilson School Deana Elizabeth Hamlin, Woodrow Wilson School Sarah Young-Eun Kim, Comparative School Juliana Clarice Jackson, French and Italian Literature Mitchell John Hammer, English Marjorie Jacklyn Jacobe, Economics David Louis Kimmel, Woodrow Wilson Jeffrey Han, Computer Science Bridget Julia Hunyani Jacques, History School Seunghun Han, Molecular Biology Shefali Jain, Economics Christopher Galvin King, Physics Amelia Mary Hankla, Physics Hulaimatu Bayal Jalloh, Ecology and Evan Joseph King, Economics Tiffani Amoy Philandra Hanson, Psychology Evolutionary Biology Sydney Mieko Hiroto King, Art and Kaitlin Elizabeth Hanss, Computer Science Javier Adnan Janbieh, Molecular Biology Archaeology Lamiah Anne Haque, Economics Heejae Jang, Physics Erika Laura Kirgios, Computer Science Adam Joseph Hardej III, Economics John Henry Jankowski, Woodrow Wilson Selena Nicole Kitchens, Classics Chandler Joel Harris, Economics School Claire Klausner, Woodrow Wilson School Erica Taylor Harris, English Alana Marta Jaskir, Computer Science Thomas Lawrence Kloehn, Classics Samuel Grey Harris, Mathematics Andrea Bishop Jenkins, East Asian Studies Jackson David Knight, German

6 Emily Amanda Knott, English Eva Catherine Lewandowski, Economics Alexandra Markovich, Politics Myung Jin Ko, Economics Joana Wei Li, Slavic Languages and Samuel Zev Maron, Neuroscience Saunghee Ko, Music Literatures John Clayton Marsh, Philosophy Kelsey Anne Koelzer, Psychology Joy C. Li, Economics Daniel Cai Marshall, Philosophy John Koh, Economics Linda Yangyi Li, Economics Chitra R. Marti, Economics David Benjamin Kolet-Mandrikov, Molecular Robin Li, Economics Francisco Freyssinier Martinez, Woodrow Biology Siyan Daniel Li, Mathematics Wilson School Emilie M. Kormienko, English Siyao Lisa Li, Ecology and Evolutionary Guillermo José Martínez Cabalga, Physics Marilyn Mossiah Yvanne Kouassi-Brou, Biology Nicole Marie Marvin, Computer Science Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Yun-Yun Susan Li, Ecology and Evolutionary Erik Mark Massenzio, Philosophy Iason Kountouridis, Mathematics Biology Stanley Arthur Mathabane, Psychology Ioanna Kourkoulou, Physics Angela Lin Liang, Molecular Biology Samuel Amos Mathews, Philosophy Emily Corinne Kraeck, History Emily Clifford Libresco, English Cara Marie Mattaliano, History Jake Lawrence Kramer, Economics Jonathan Ilias Liebman, Woodrow Wilson Kelsey Lafayette Matthews, History Hannah Elizabeth Kraus, Woodrow Wilson School Samuel Rudolph Matzner, Philosophy School Preston Lim, Near Eastern Studies Justine Mauro, Economics Sivan Loren Krems, Sociology Ya Sheng Lin, Politics Jonah Ryan May, Computer Science Penina Pearl Krieger, Neuroscience Jordan Nicole Lippetz, English Makenna Lauren May, French and Italian Peter Andrew Kuenne, Economics Ann Margaret Lites, Psychology David Rahul Mazumder, Molecular Biology Catherine Alexandra Kulke, English Victoria Liu, Woodrow Wilson School Lucas Corbett Mazzotti, Woodrow Wilson Raeva S. Kumar, Philosophy Zhiyu Linda Liu, Economics School George Christopher Kunkel, Philosophy Isabella Evalynn Lloyd-Damnjanovic, Gavin Joseph McBride, Sociology Trust Diakanda Kupupika, Anthropology Sociology Jesse Lee Ann McDonough, Psychology Naomi Meria Lake, History Adam Barrett Locher, Art and Archaeology David J. McFall I, Molecular Biology Nathaniel Shiau Lam, Computer Science Alexandra Loh, Psychology Fiona Catherine McKenna, History Alicia Eileen Lamb, East Asian Studies Han Ning Loh, School of Architecture Nora Elizabeth McLaughlin, Psychology Eloïse Langaker, Religion Nicole Loncar, Psychology Meredith Louise McMahon, History Arianna Rachel Lanz, Astrophysical Sciences Juliana Margarite López, Spanish and Nicholas Alexander Mead, History Portuguese Alexandra Pauline Lanzafame, Politics Mariana Medrano, School of Architecture James William LoPresti, Philosophy Dagmara Lize Lapins, Woodrow Wilson Elana Annelise Meer, Neuroscience School Sarah Helene Lossing, Woodrow Wilson School Haydn Jon Melia, Sociology Hannah Grace Lapkin, Anthropology English Kelsey Leigh Lowman, Psychology Abigail Ruth Melick, Jordan Piarre Laster, Psychology Molecular Biology Annie Lu, Woodrow Wilson School Nitai Aharon Melnick, William Richard Lathrop, Religion Woodrow Wilson Catherine Yiran Lu, English Sarah Kaitlin Mendenhall, Yuen Ting Lau, Molecular Biology School Toan H. Lu, Economics Tiara Alexandra Lawson, Politics Peter Ray Mennin, Politics Colin Paul Lualdi, Physics Jonece Marguerite Layne, Ecology and Madeleine Sophia Meyers, Art and Evolutionary Biology Yiwei Luo, Independent Concentration in Archaeology Linguistics John Richard Leahey, Politics Alexander P. Michael, Economics Sarah M. Lurie, Neuroscience Amanda Grace Leavell, Woodrow Wilson Emma Claire Michalak, Comparative School Tyler Tompkins Lussi, History Literature Alexander Keith Lee, Economics Marina Olga Macklin, History Spencer Sandler Michelson, Woodrow Wilson Brian Julien Lee, Politics Esther Marina Maddox, Woodrow Wilson School Jennifer Lee, Molecular Biology School Caitlin Julia Miller, Chemistry Jessica Im Lee, Woodrow Wilson School Jamal Alan Maddox, Politics Emily Rachel Miller, School of Architecture Joan Yujae Lee, Molecular Biology Emily Victoria Madrigal, Art and Lauren Elizabeth Miller, Psychology Archaeology Joyce Chia-Ying Lee, Neuroscience Peter Matthew Miller, Economics Gregory Alexander Magana, Computer Ye-Jae Hetty Lee, Comparative Literature Science Tiffany Midori Miller, Woodrow Wilson Chemistry School Yoolim Lee, Murad M. Mahmudov, East Asian Studies History Arieh Mimran, Sociology Joshua Isaac Leifer, Alexandra Kathryn Mairone, Religion Deniz Naz Lenger, Economics Kyungchan Charles Min, Comparative Nathan Sean Makarewicz, Ecology and Literature Sergio Leos, History Evolutionary Biology Kathryn Nicole Mirabella, Philosophy Victoria Louise Adair Lepesant, Woodrow Adam Joseph Maleh, Economics Wilson School Gonzalo Eduardo Mocorrea, Politics Sydney Alexandra Mandelbaum, Geosciences History Sophie Natasha Molson, Classics Lily Hiatt Lesser, Jason Mathis Manley, Physics Neuroscience Alexander James Momenee, Neuroscience Katherine Claire Letai, Mary Heath Manning, French and Italian Comparative Literature Vincent Jordan Montanaro, Economics Hana Lethen, Michael Brady Manning, Music Anthropology Manuel Montori IV, Philosophy Zachary Ryan Levine, Adjoa Ampomaa Mante, Spanish and Anna Katarzyna Lewandowska, Woodrow Portuguese Connor Robinson Moore, History Wilson School Sociology Erik Lloyd Maritz, Spanish and Portuguese Hashim Najja Akil Moore,

7 Jacob Guy Moore, Economics Shannon Mitsuye Osaka, Independent Hannah Akua Priddy, Ecology and Joshua Kenneth Morrison, Molecular Biology Concentration in Environmental Science Evolutionary Biology Marni Loeb Morse, Politics and Environmental Studies Brittany Elizabeth Ptak, Molecular Biology Joshua Moskovits, Mathematics Xuewei Ouyang, Computer Science Sukrit Singh Puri, Economics Theodore Harris Moskovitz, Neuroscience Moniade Omotayo Owoade, Woodrow Wilson Jillian Louise Puskas, Economics Daniel Cole Mozley I, Politics School Alexander Paul Quetell, Art and Archaeology Zeena Omer Mubarak, Near Eastern Studies Yaw Owusu-Boahen, Woodrow Wilson School Yosef Avraham Quint, Religion Jochebed Muflam, Economics Reginald Rydell Paige Jr., Woodrow Wilson Nathan William Raab, Philosophy School Michelle Mui, Woodrow Wilson School Jordan Matthew Radke, Mathematics Peter S. Pak, School of Architecture Sean Robert Muleady, Physics Aneesh Rai, Psychology Stanley Paul Palasek, Mathematics Jac Francis Mullen, Religion Samvitha Sudhakar Ram, Woodrow Wilson Yekaterina V. Panskyy, Woodrow Wilson School Kathleen Mary Mulligan, Ecology and School Evolutionary Biology Asheshananda Rambachan, Economics Mina James Para, Economics Vincent Mwadime Mwashumbe, History Vivian Ramirez, Woodrow Wilson School Sumer Parikh, Philosophy Do-Hyeong Myeong, Anthropology Summer Ramsay-Burrough, Chemistry Carly Marie Paris, Economics Taylor Lynne Myers, Chemistry Nandita Rao, Molecular Biology Chanyoung Park, Art and Archaeology Tessa Hamilton Trexler Myren, Chemistry Julia Susan Ratcliffe, Economics Charles Sung Tae Park, Art and Archaeology Hee Joo Nam, Computer Science Ada Lee Rauch, Woodrow Wilson School Jaesung Park, Politics Durelle Avery Napier, Sociology Khyan William Rayner, Politics Kyung Jun Park, Economics Avaneesh Venkata Narla, Physics Emery Ted Real Bird, Politics Peter Seho Park, Mathematics Shadin Nassief, Woodrow Wilson School Emily Holmes Redfield, English Stacey Dayoung Park, Psychology Michelle Joy Navis, French and Italian Charlesa Diane Redmond, History Suehyun Park, English Revant Nayar, Astrophysical Sciences Hailey Amanda Abigail Reeves, Ecology and Sophie Elizabeth Marjorie Parker-Rees, Evolutionary Biology Yankia Tre’Shaun Ned, Art and Archaeology English Katelyn Alyssa Neese, Astrophysical Sciences Molly Elizabeth Reiner, Woodrow Wilson Melissa Anne Parnagian, Woodrow Wilson School Tyler Michael Nellesen, Mathematics School Duc Don Ha Nguyen, Psychology Jacqueline Taylor Reyneke, Psychology Spencer James Parts, History Stephen B. 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13 Jay Satish Karandikar Eric Congwei Xu EAST ASIAN STUDIES Zachary Mizner Kendrick Victor. Y Xu Elizabeth Anne Buehler Zena Irena Kesselman Daniel Xin Yang Richard Sender Chang Ioanna Kourkoulou Paul Yang Marisa Li Shu Chow Hana Ku Joseph Henry Yates Obafemi Babatunde Fadairo Andrew Arthur Lauria Edgar Yu Scarlett Grabowska Alexander Keith Lee Benjamin Zhang Ian Stuart Kinn Jennifer Lee Emily Zhang Jessica Im Lee Joseph Hyunho Lee Roy Hao Zhao Anna Katarzyna Lewandowska Katherine Lee Jamal Alan Maddox Katherine Claire Letai APPLIED AND COMPUTATIONAL Grant Elliot Rheingold MATHEMATICS Lydia Tingruo Liu Bradley Graham Schneider Zhiyu Linda Liu Nathan Benjamin Agmon Haryuni Sumawijaya Anne Bouquet Lovett Mark Jonathan Aksen Antigone Hope Valen Colin Paul Lualdi Philip Allen Etter Vivian M. Yao Rellie Luo Jesse Patrick McGrenra Goodman Christopher J. Yu Yiwei Luo Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Ruina Zhang Sarah M. Lurie Lydia Tingruo Liu Helena Rochelle Ma Avaneesh Venkata Narla ENGINEERING AND Chitra R. Marti Grant Elliot Rheingold MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Anna R. Matlin Sreya Basuroy Nitai Aharon Melnick ARCHAEOLOGY Max Ryan Bressler Ryan Robert Miller Charlotte Morris Williams Advait Kamal Chauhan Carlos Alberto Molina Franco Henrique D’Agostino Gómez Valerie Karen Morin ARCHITECTURE AND Ujjwal Dahuja Theodore Harris Moskovitz ENGINEERING Hunter Dong Ahmed Musse Theodosios Dimitrasopoulos Benjamin Seth Fridman Catherine Ariadne Mytelka Isabella Pratt Douglas Keith Andrew Gladstone Avaneesh Venkata Narla Kimberly Perez Devansh Gupta Catherine Tingting Niu Tyler Lance Hoffman Sumer Parikh BIOPHYSICS Brendan Jeremy Hung Justin Ashwin Patel Chi Suk Kang Raj Manish Patel Ghita Guessous Christopher Galvin King Benjamin Blonder Leizman Caleb Joseph Peckham Lorenzo Gabriel Del Rosario Quiogue Jennifer Qingyue Peng Avaneesh Venkata Narla Camille Emineh Rullán Buxó Grant Elliot Rheingold Vikram Sai Pothuri Emory Edmond Ruscus Jillian Louise Puskas COGNITIVE SCIENCE Andrew Ian Semelhago Aneesh Rai Joseph Patrick Sheehan Kushal Dalal Samvitha Sudhakar Ram Alexandra Marie Toth Jordan Bradley Gunn Grant Elliot Rheingold Ashley Frances Tsue Alana Marta Jaskir Joao Almeida Rillos Antigone Hope Valen Jovan Jeremic William Kyle Rose Arón Hernán Villarreal Morán Erika Laura Kirgios Emory Edmond Ruscus Zachary Nielsen Weed Penina Pearl Krieger Eric David Schneider Joy Zou Aaron Matthew Schwartz Joyce Chia-Ying Lee Andrew Richard Seastream Samuel Zev Maron ENGINEERING BIOLOGY Andrew Ian Semelhago Meaghan C. O’Neill Garrett Thomas Baird Bradley Louis Snider Aneesh Rai Raymond Thomas Bartolucci Nancy Song Grant Elliot Rheingold Warren Zachary Bein Marcus Perry Spiegel Natsuko Sato Shubham Chatterjee Andrew Tao Vidushi Sharma Jeffrey Wu Chen Amy Li Tian Matthew Elijah Silberman Eugene J. Cho Kaijia Tian Alice Junling Tao Aastha C. Chokshi Stephen Nicholas Timmel Justin Timothy Do William Mills Van Cleve CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Margaret Dongmei Wang Abigail Kate Grosskopf Suyang Kevin Wang Luisa Charlotte Banchoff Jennifer Lee Yuan Wang Sophie Thanh Xuan Nguyen Shiyi Li Connor Scott Werth Natali Petkova Helena Rochelle Ma Derrick Xin

14 Natalia Maria Perina Lily Hiatt Lesser Tyler Richard Roth Vikram Sai Pothuri Shiyi Li Emory Edmond Ruscus Tiffany Marie Richardson Sophie Thanh Xuan Nguyen Marlon Sabo Nancy Song Sumer Parikh Ankit Kumar Sarkar Kaijia Tian Sukrit Singh Puri Eric David Schneider Steven Da-Chuan Tsai Paige Alexis Shaw Andrew Richard Seastream Aded Ayad Yako Chandler Olivia Sterling Andrew Ian Semelhago David Fu-Tien Ting Amy Li Tian ENGINEERING PHYSICS Florina Toma Arunraj Balaji FINANCE Alexandra Marie Toth Ethan Kroll Gordon Haider Abbas Carole Touma Guillermo José Martínez Cabalga Aslıhan Asil Sarah Grace McNeer Tucker Mian Muhammad Hammad Aslam Antigone Hope Valen ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Dhruv Bansal Arón Hernán Villarreal Morán Christian Maxwell Weber Adam Neely Ainslie Raymond Thomas Bartolucci Lu Wei Konadu Abena Suhimaya Amoakuh Max Ryan Bressler Bryan Schlaeppi Windsor Aubree McHugh Andres Courtney Stewart Burke Jonathan Wu María del Pilar Uribe Bennett Caitlin McLaughlin Chambers Angela Hannah Xu Amanda Chang Grace Chang Crystal Hui-Ting Yao Jason Jaesung Choe Junyoung Chang Yuntao Zeng Derek James Colaizzo Jason Chen Benjamin Zhang Allison Nichole Conwell Xin Xuan Chen Lulu Zhong Claire Good Egan Jason Jaesung Choe Susan J. Farrell Jungwook Choo Kiffa Augustine Conroy GENDER AND Christian Zane Gray SEXUALITY STUDIES Sofia Norma Hiltner Michael Stephen Cox Jr. Emily Perlmutter Kamen Franco Henrique D’Agostino Gómez Chang Che William Richard Lathrop Ujjwal Dahuja Paulani Cortez-Villas Justin Michael Mehl Yonathan Dawit Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett Emily Rachel Miller Andy Deng Monica Alexandra Teixeira De Magalhaes Ryan Daniel O’Connell Samantha Enright Essig Nadia Rose Diamond Shannon Mitsuye Osaka Hannelora Rose Everett Alice Marilyn Eltvedt Peter S. Pak Melissa Rachel Fagan Lily Sivitz Gellman Alexander Paul Quetell Tora Maria Elin Hallstrom Juliette Marie Hackett Zoe Claire Sims Tiffani Amoy Philandra Hanson Emily Corinne Kraeck Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer Catherine Yichen Hua Catherine Alexandra Kulke Janice Yejin Sung Brendan Jeremy Hung Kelsey Lafayette Matthews Jana Marie Suriano Marjorie Jacklyn Jacobe Madeleine Sophia Meyers Olivia Wills Trase Kathryn Briana Jones Tiffany Midori Miller Andrew Harrington Tynes Jai Kannan Marni Loeb Morse Brett William Usinger Jay Satish Karandikar Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman Samantha Zhou Walter Daniel Doh Hyung Kim Asanni Armon York Hannah Jiang Yang Ian Stuart Kinn GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING Vivian M. Yao Peter Andrew Kuenne Joy Zou Alexander Keith Lee Vinícius José Amaral Joyce Chia-Ying Lee Emily I-Li Chen ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDIES Deniz Naz Lenger Jonathan Lin Joy C. Li Dylan Blau Edelstein Catherine Ariadne Mytelka Jerry Junkai Liu Yun-Yun Susan Li Marcus Perry Spiegel Jessica M. Lu Stacey Dayoung Park Melyssa Kayla Lynch GLOBAL HEALTH AND HEALTH POLICY EUROPEAN CULTURAL STUDIES Daniel Zhi Ma Peter Matthew Miller Salwa Noreen Ahmad Luisa Charlotte Banchoff Yekaterina V. Panskyy Elvia Ahmed Walker Van Vlissingen Carpenter Jinal Rajendra Patel Isao Alessandro Anzai Kevin Chao Cheng Quang Nhat Pham Lauren Elizabeth Berger Man Kin Chow Jillian Louise Puskas Kishan Ameet Bhatt Joani Andraya Etskovitz Samvitha Sudhakar Ram Rachel Eunseo Choi Ararat Gocmen Ashley Lyons Richards Aastha C. Chokshi Eloïse Langaker Max Doyle Rogers

15 Aleksandra Czulak HUMANISTIC STUDIES Ruby Shao Eleanor Lynn DeGarmo Ayesha Duha Ahmed Lauren Marie Wodarski Monica Alexandra Teixeira De Magalhaes Catherine Ann Andre German Alexandra Elise Eakes Claire C. Ashmead Emily I-Li Chen Laurel Allen Easterling Tess Adelaide Bissell Mason William Wheeler Darrow Jaimie Qiuyun Fan Joani Andraya Etskovitz Joseph Olivier Gauvreau Carol Julia Gu Solveig Lucia Gold Samuel Rudolph Matzner Arun Christian Habermann Mairead Linnea Carney Horton Alexander Paul Quetell Safraz Altaf Hamid George Christopher Kunkel Steffen Alexander Seitz Justine B. Hamilton Ye-Jae Hetty Lee Angela Hannah Xu Hajrah Hussain Lily Hiatt Lesser Hulaimatu Bayal Jalloh Maya Rosen Italian Delaney Kathryn Johnson Steffen Alexander Seitz Robert Richard DeLuca Philomina P. Kane Whitney Sha Ava Rose Hoffman Krishan R. Kania Ruby Shao Ya Sheng Lin Marilyn Mossiah Yvanne Kouassi-Brou Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer Hayley Veronica Roth Zachary Ryan Levine David Fu-Tien Ting Julia Marie Schorn Shiyi Li Maria Lucia Seykora Siyao Lisa Li JAZZ STUDIES Japanese Adjoa Ampomaa Mante Tyler D. Fair Chang Che Kathleen Mary Mulligan Hana Lethen Stacey Dayoung Park JUDAIC STUDIES Nandita Rao Portuguese Stephen Steele Rossettie Tal Fortgang David Michael Goldstein Teresa Ines Rufín Benjamin Nathaniel Gaylord Ava Rose Hoffman Jake Ryan Schade Zahava Liat Presser Vira Tarnavska Monica Serena Seng Yosef Avraham Quint Ayelet Gila Wenger Russian Nabil Shaikh Matthew James Benstead Mohamed Salaheldin Shalan LANGUAGE AND CULTURE John Richard Leahey Nancy Song Hana Lethen Adriana Louise Stephenson Ancient Rome Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Anna Catherine van Brummen Janelle Hui Min Tam Ben Wolfson Nicolas Karim Trad Miles Gamble Hinson Mallika Leya Viswanath Lily Hiatt Lesser Spanish Nina Marie Wade David Rahul Mazumder Scott Michael Bechler Nicole Yiran Wang Grant Justin Storey Marlyn Bruno Jeffrey Wu Yee-Sean Elliot Yong Carey Alexander Camel Ruina Zhang Chinese Peter William Deffebach Claire C. Ashmead Rebeca Anne De La Espriella HELLENIC STUDIES Jacob R. Cannon Deirdre Merle Ely Gabriella Sarah Garr Harrison Wert Blackman Claire Good Egan Steffen James Gratch Solveig Lucia Gold Diana Hernandez Vasconez Mitchell John Hammer Yosef Avraham Quint Sarah Young-Eun Kim Sydney Claire Hausman Ayelet Gila Wenger Myung Jin Ko Molly Elizabeth Reiner Nicholas Hector Hernandez HISTORY AND THE PRACTICE Piyapat Poupée Sinsub Bridget Julia Hunyani Jacques OF DIPLOMACY Amanda Grace Leavell French Kelsey Leigh Lowman Ayesha Duha Ahmed Konadu Abena Suhimaya Amoakuh Taylor Lynne Myers Elizabeth May Bird Bernardo Teixeira Da Silva Briana Angelique Payton Marie-Elise Goetzke Romie Desrogène Summer Ramsay-Burrough John Henry Jankowski Ryan Joseph Dukeman Vanessa Joy Smith Joana Wei Li Marc Aaron Fishman Vira Tarnavska Preston Lim Alex Wainwright House Brett William Usinger Marina Olga Macklin Victoria Louise Adair Lepesant Marlyse Amanda Vieira Kalea Michelle Power Jonathan Ilias Liebman Emma Scott Wingreen Amanda Frances Julia Rutherford Helena Rochelle Ma Yihemba Rosannah Yikona Loullyana Tara Saney Moniade Omotayo Owoade Kelly Zhou Hannah Sophie Vester Julia Lucille Perlmutter Jeremy Barrett Zullow Daniel Waldroop Zinna Renee Senbetta

16 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Anna Marguerite Windemuth Jason Gray Golfinos Miranda del Rey Heard Alperstein Margaret O’Neill Wright Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska Hajrah Hussain Dylan Blau Edelstein Dance Isabelle Marie Ingato Eliza Anne Saarnijoki Davis Emily Warren Avery Erynn Jean-Hee Kim José Luis De Alba Barrera Erin Kelly Berl Zhiyu Linda Liu Sofia Norma Hiltner Dana Zydor Fesjian Colin Paul Lualdi Ava Rose Hoffman Tiffany Midori Miller Yiwei Luo Krishan R. Kania Alexander Paul Quetell Theodore Harris Moskovitz Anne Elizabeth Kartheiser Paige Alexis Shaw Maya Rosen Sergio Leos Clare Elizabeth Sherlog Matthew Elijah Silberman Juliana Margarite López Lauren Marie Wodarski Hannah Jiang Yang Adjoa Ampomaa Mante Crystal Hui-Ting Yao Erik Lloyd Maritz Francisco Freyssinier Martinez Music Theater MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Lucas Corbett Mazzotti Hillel Benjamin Friedman Elizabeth Elaine McDonald Samuel Tucker Gravitte Sarah Emily Battat Lara Michelle Norgaard Emily Clifford Libresco Adam Joseph Bowman Courtney Brittany Perales Reyes Madeleine Sophia Meyers Joshua Thomas Jameson Burd Vivian Ramirez Julia Grace Ida Peiperl Jeffrey Wu Chen Edwin Rosales Katherine Zhao Kahdeem Malik Cohens Jennifer Shyue Theater Abigail Kate Grosskopf Vanessa Joy Smith Frank Nicholas Africano Aileen Christina Huang Charlotte Morris Williams Catherine Ann Andre Caitlin Julia Miller Emma Scott Wingreen Charles Carr Baker Marisa Martinez Salazar Lacey-Ann Allissa Wisdom Ross Archibald Barron Mary Cecilia Stoner Margaret O’Neill Wright Sydney Lyn Becker Michael Torre III Yihemba Rosannah Yikona Dylan Blau Edelstein Hannah Jiang Yang Carey Alexander Camel Bridget Leigh Zakrzewski LATINO STUDIES Alexandra Brianne Daniels Hao Zhu Courtney Brittany Perales Reyes Nadia Rose Diamond MEDIEVAL STUDIES Daniel John Rounds Samuel Tucker Gravitte Audrey Marie Jones Daniel R. Elkind LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Robert Lincoln Keown Georgina Claire Elizabeth Howe Creative Writing Emily Clifford Libresco Thomas Lawrence Kloehn Nicole Akosua Acheampong Stanley Arthur Mathabane Lily Hiatt Lesser Claire C. Ashmead Abigail Ruth Melick Rebecca Jane Bedell Madeleine Sophia Meyers MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Harrison Wert Blackman Michelle Joy Navis Chun-Kai Chien Elizabeth Anne Buehler Julia Grace Ida Peiperl Demi Lin Fang Samantha Xiao Cody Edwin Rosales Caroline Leigh Griffin Alice Marie Yu Frederick Eric Young Yang Amelia Mary Hankla Benjamin Elis Goodman Katherine Zhao Alexia NaHyun Kim William Richard Lathrop Visual Arts Saunghee Ko Joan Yujae Lee Aubree McHugh Andres Michael Brady Manning Diana Min Liao Henri Alexandre Ford Samuel Rudolph Matzner Daniel Cai Marshall Nathan Sean Makarewicz Benjamin Ezra Parks Emma Claire Michalak Walid Marfouk Layadi Christopher William Perron Zeena Omer Mubarak Zahava Liat Presser Emma Kondo Powell Shannon Mitsuye Osaka Crystal Jing Qian Nandita Rao Luke Bruno Losi Pfleger Elisabeth Jordan Weiss Julia Marie Schorn Emily Holmes Redfield Simonu W Cara Elizabeth Souto Edwin Rosales Henry Pearson Whitaker Steffen Alexander Seitz LINGUISTICS Jennifer Shyue NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Catherine Appollonia Perry Babiec Margaret Winford Spencer Dorottya Demszky Salwa Noreen Ahmad Robin Marie Spiess Alice Marie Yu Frederick Philip Cason Crane Hannah Yael Srajer Maria Paula Garavito Caroline Jean Glackin Rachel Stone Joseph Olivier Gauvreau Olivia Grace Hompe Julia H. Wang Rebecca Noelle Keener

17 Sarah Helene Lossing Dana Zydor Fesjian Viveka N. Mastandrea Shadin Nassief Adelbert Ayars Francis III Sukrit Singh Puri Loullyana Tara Saney Nathaniel Chien Loh Gerthe Asheshananda Rambachan Lance Daniel Goodridge Andrew Richard Seastream NEUROSCIENCE Ethan Kroll Gordon Andrew Ian Semelhago Jason Leonard Adler William Giovanni Guiracoche Paul Yang Robert Ernest Aguilar Devansh Gupta Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky Gabriela Anita Barber Samuel Joseph Hall Benjamin Zhang Marlyn Bruno Christopher Ray Hay Adam Benjamin Cellon Kevin Huang SUSTAINABLE ENERGY Deborah Ann Daly Isaac Matthew Ilivicky Jessica Marie Ackerman Erika Jean Davidoff Tony Zhao Jin Thomas Alexander Beauchemin Natasha Daniela Dombrowski Andrew Arthur Lauria Alistair Hawkins Berven Peter Peizhe Du Katherine Lee Lorena Shannon Grundy Elbegduuren Erdenee Weimen Li Ginevra Carlotta Ambra Guzzi Dominique Fahmy Meaghan C. O’Neill Corinne Michelle Lowe Jordan Bradley Gunn Caleb Joseph Peckham Daniel Zhi Ma Daniel Ian Hoffman Austin Tyler Pruitt Frank Van Nguyen Katharine Waters Holmes Rebecca Leslie Sichel Katherine Grace O’Malley Alexander Jow Benjamin Charles Sorkin Jantien Kanoelani Shizuru Hyewon Kim Joshua Steven Umansky-Castro Benjamin Charles Sorkin Jihoon Kim Leah Michelle Wallace Graham Matthew Turk Erika Laura Kirgios Nathaniel James Wei Natasha Salah Turkmani David Rahul Mazumder Daniel Xin Yang Amy Xie Jesse Lee Ann McDonough John Kyle Morone RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES TEACHER PREPARATION Duc Don Ha Nguyen Michael Cates Anderson Class of 2014 Emily Elizabeth O’Driscoll Forrest Cseh Daugherty Danielle Marie Holman Meaghan C. O’Neill Kalea Michelle Power Junzhi Ye Stacey Dayoung Park Class of 2015 Audrey Alice Potts SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES Erika Leigh Andersen Teresa Ines Rufín Mian Muhammad Hammad Aslam Miriam Eleanor Holmes Julia Marie Schorn Ujjwal Dahuja Khallid Love Sajal Kumar Tiwary Reginald Rydell Paige Jr. Victoria Yixin Su Onyemaechi Brandon Uzosike Samvitha Sudhakar Ram Christopher J. Yu Ada Lee Rauch Class of 2016 Durva Trivedi Brenäea Azariah Faith Fairchild PLANETS AND LIFE Emily Quintero Hanson Dora Young Chen STATISTICS AND Julie Kwong Daniel Echeverri MACHINE LEARNING Matthew Clarence Smith Alexander John Singleton Neamah Saifaddin Hussein Abdulhusein Mariel Louise Van Landingham René Emmanuel Chalom Matthew Hau-Wei Wang QUANTITATIVE AND Advait Kamal Chauhan TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Julie Fei Chen Minseung Choi Xinyi Chen Elinor Angeline Buck Jihoon Kim Eric Yih-Jong Chiou Joshua Thomas Jameson Burd Jason Mathis Manley Daway Chou-Ren Caroline Bradfield Congdon David Rahul Mazumder Dongwook Chung Aleksandra Czulak Caroline Knight Snowden Ujjwal Dahuja Carole Touma Monica Huiying Wei Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Daphne Helen Arianne Weinstein Christopher Ray Hay Samantha Rachel Weissman ROBOTICS AND Amy Haoshu Hua Rachel Michelle Zuckerman INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Brendan Jeremy Hung Jeremy Barrett Zullow Tal Avraham Bass Frank Fan Jiang Adam Benjamin Cellon Shreyas Venkatesh Joshi TRANSLATION AND INTERCULTURAL Nathaniel Ralph Cope Lydia Tingruo Liu COMMUNICATION Matthew Thomas Daigger Edward J. Lu Daniel Echeverri Tiankun Lu Matthew Peters Błażejewski Bolton Kent Ferda Chitra R. Marti Elizabeth Anne Buehler

18 Joseph Olivier Gauvreau Departmental Honors CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL Scarlett Grabowska ENGINEERING Danielle Anesta Lowe Howell ANTHROPOLOGY Highest Honors Laura Jiyoon Kim Highest Honors Garrett Thomas Baird Naomi Meria Lake Alice Marie Yu Frederick Shubham Chatterjee Danielle Manuela Pintz Audrey Marie Jones Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Jennifer Shyue Do-Hyeong Myeong Abigail Kate Grosskopf Bertilla Keindl Sieben Charlotte Morris Williams High Honors URBAN STUDIES High Honors Steven Da-Chuan Tsai Zachary Ryan Levine Akua Serwaa Achampong Honors Gabriela Gautier Novogratz Mian Muhammad Hammad Aslam Raymond Thomas Bartolucci Julianna Dorothy Wright Jared Matthew Bell Eugene J. Cho María del Pilar Uribe Bennett Honors Justin Timothy Do Alistair Hawkins Berven Susan J. Farrell Lorena Shannon Grundy Harrison Wert Blackman Maria Paula Garavito Shiyi Li Haraya Minna Covar Buensuceso Samuel Tucker Gravitte Helena Rochelle Ma Tiffani Alexander Chanroo Vanessa Joy Smith Justin Michael Mehl Zixuan Deng Frank Van Nguyen Claire Good Egan SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Paulina Marie Orillac Hiba Malik Elbuluk Highest Honors Kaijia Tian Shu Jiang Zixuan Deng Michael Torre III Michael Brady Manning Han Ning Loh Aded Ayad Yako Makenna Lauren May Mariana Medrano CHEMISTRY Spencer James Parts High Honors Carlos Delfino Sotelo Highest Honors Adam Neely Ainslie Achille Njouckeang Tenkiang Mary Helen deGolian Hiba Malik Elbuluk Katharine B. Toll Aileen Christina Huang Emily Rachel Miller Charlotte Morris Williams Paul Casciola Rosen Honors Marisa Martinez Salazar VALUES AND PUBLIC LIFE Haley Natalia Hineman Elizabeth Anne Magill Sell Katherine Tzu-Shiuan Chow Peter S. Pak Nancy Song Tarikua Gebresenbet Erda Aaron Mingyuan Yin Laura Christine Srivichitranond Oren Nathan Fliegelman Uriel Tzohar Tayvah ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Solveig Lucia Gold High Honors Carol Julia Gu Highest Honors Jeffrey Wu Chen Minji Cydney Kim Walker Van Vlissingen Carpenter Yanglu Chen George Christopher Kunkel Margot Elizabeth Yale An Chu Ya Sheng Lin High Honors Bruce Thomas Radigan Culbertson Isabella Evalynn Lloyd-Damnjanovic Sydney Mieko Hiroto King Blake Aron Feldman Alexandra Kathryn Mairone Malcolm Samuel Steinberg Christian Zane Gray Marni Loeb Morse Simon Wu Norman Robert Greenberg Nora Ashley Niazian Summer Ramsay-Burrough Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman Honors Nathan Suek Jacqueline Elizabeth Gufford Laura Elsabeth Ong Monica Huiying Wei Nathan William Raab Emily Perlmutter Kamen Joshua Eli Roberts Adam Barrett Locher Honors Nabil Shaikh Emily Victoria Madrigal Brandon Michael Djaja Cara Elizabeth Souto Alexander Paul Quetell Arun Christian Habermann Robin Marie Spiess Janice Yejin Sung Stephanie Kyunghwa Jeong Alexia NaHyun Kim Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES Kevin Alexander Wong Taylor Lynne Myers Highest Honors Tessa Hamilton Trexler Myren Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska Arman Bayazit Odabas Spyder-Ryder Ives Sloman High Honors Jae-Son Song Samuel Harris Conners Cabot Arianna Rachel Lanz Honors Tamar Novetsky

19 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Catherine Wu ENGINEERING Jesse Patrick McGrenra Goodman Serena Zheng Highest Honors Jeffrey Han Brandon Zhou Isabella Pratt Douglas Kaitlin Elizabeth Hanss Kelly Zhou Demi Lin Fang Samvit Jain EAST ASIAN STUDIES Corrie Anna Kavanaugh Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Natasha Salah Turkmani Erika Laura Kirgios Highest Honors Jie Liang Lee Charles Sinan Argon High Honors Luke Li Hyung-bin Matt Wie Vinícius José Amaral Jonathan Lin High Honors Julie Chong Davis Liu Matthew Peters Błażejewski Catherine Ariadne Mytelka Jerry Junkai Liu Laura Jiyoon Kim Marcus Perry Spiegel Edward J. Lu Honors Jonathan Zion Toledano Metzman Honors Alistair Hawkins Berven Benjamin Ezra Parks Andrea Bishop Jenkins Alexander Warren Bi Kalina Hristova Petrova Sadiki Jabari Wiltshire Emily I-Li Chen Crystal Jing Qian Shu Jiang Vibhaalakshmi Sivaraman ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Hope Michaela Lorah Grant Justin Storey Rachel Hannah Marek Andrew Ji-Ming Powell Wallace Highest Honors Rachel Hsing Xu Brent Gregory Albertson CLASSICS Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky Jonathan Frank Carcione Highest Honors Michael Zhang Justine B. Hamilton Zoe Claire Sims Solveig Lucia Gold High Honors Selena Nicole Kitchens Warren Zachary Bein High Honors Ayelet Gila Wenger Advait Kamal Chauhan Patrick Josiah Barba High Honors Angelica Chen Laurel Allen Easterling Ayesha Duha Ahmed Anyuan Chu Siyao Lisa Li Visala Tamara Alagappan Benjamin Andrew Eisner Yun-Yun Susan Li Max James Bedford Elise Georis Nathan Sean Makarewicz Sarah Elizabeth Gianakon Christopher Ray Hay Ryan Daniel O’Connell Arthur Edward Imperatore III Isabelle Marie Ingato Hannah Akua Priddy Erynn Jean-Hee Kim Alana Marta Jaskir Honors Thomas Lawrence Kloehn Frank Fan Jiang Vivien Wentworth Bazarko Sophie Natasha Molson Blake Matthew Lawson Scott Matthew Carpenter Jr. Gregory D’Artois Leeper Dora Young Chen Honors Diana Min Liao Christopher Daniel Cook Alexandra Elise Eakes Thomas Francis Lomont Marilyn Mossiah Yvanne Kouassi-Brou COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Dao Lu Olivia Wills Trase Tiankun Lu Highest Honors John Kyle Morone ECONOMICS Jin Yun Chow Karen Hsuan Ouyang Highest Honors Joseph Olivier Gauvreau Samuel Wye Pritt Lara Michelle Norgaard Aslıhan Asil Joshua Eli Roberts Courtney Stewart Burke High Honors Timothy Sean Seah René Emmanuel Chalom Tess Adelaide Bissell Graham Matthew Turk Belinda Chen Whitney Sha Julia H. Wang Daniel Timothy Chen Daniel Ryan Teehan Zi Cheng Blair Wang Ujjwal Dahuja Anna Marguerite Windemuth Tiancheng Zheng Kushal Dalal Honors Honors Maureen Ann Flanagan Elizabeth Anne Buehler Lukas Leon Brower Amy Haoshu Hua Chang Che Dorothy Chen Daniel Doh Hyung Kim Emma Claire Michalak Daway Chou-Ren Asheshananda Rambachan Jennifer Shyue Walker Christian Davis Haryuni Sumawijaya Evelyn Jieran Ding William Mills Van Cleve COMPUTER SCIENCE Lance Daniel Goodridge Lu Wei Highest Honors Clement Lee Angela Hannah Xu Minseung Choi Nicole Marie Marvin Yuntao Zeng Dongwook Chung Lisha Ruan Benjamin Zhang Samantha Rachel Weissman 20 High Honors Shreyes Hemant Joshi HISTORY Jason Jaesung Choe Andrew Arthur Lauria Highest Honors Samantha Enright Essig Justin Ashwin Patel Philip Cason Crane Helen Gao Edgar Wilson Wang Daniel R. Elkind Marjorie Jacklyn Jacobe Ararat Gocmen ENGLISH Shefali Jain Joshua Isaac Leifer Evan Joseph King Highest Honors Lily Hiatt Lesser Jake Lawrence Kramer Kevin Chao Cheng Hannah Yael Srajer Deniz Naz Lenger Elliott Andrew Eglash Eva Catherine Lewandowski Joani Andraya Etskovitz High Honors Chitra R. Marti Gunnar Paul Rice Claire C. Ashmead Julia Susan Ratcliffe Harrison Wert Blackman High Honors Jonathan Wu William Henry Gansa Rebecca Jane Bedell Nancy Siwei Xiao Tahireh Ellington Hicks Catherine Alexandra Kulke Yee-Sean Elliot Yong Emily Corinne Kraeck Abigail Ruth Melick Sergio Leos Honors Zahava Liat Presser Kelsey Lafayette Matthews Jason Leonard Adler Ashley Lyons Richards Mica Mardell O’Brien Zack Ryan Belski Rachel Stone Nicholas Becker Safian Lori Dawn Bin Rachel Michelle Zuckerman Chandler Olivia Sterling Haraya Minna Covar Buensuceso Honors Junhan Chen Honors Catherine Ann Andre Steven Denison Cook Alison Carinthia Bank Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett Forrest Cseh Daugherty Nadia Rose Diamond Clara Regina Engst Peter William Deffebach Anna Rial Doherty Benjamin Elis Goodman Tarikua Gebresenbet Erda Gabriel Shalom Fisher Mitchell John Hammer Donovan Edward Falconer Grant Henry Golub Alex Wainwright House Kristin Gjika Alexandra Isobel Houston Kurt Michael Thiemann Tora Maria Elin Hallstrom Zena Irena Kesselman Margaret O’Neill Wright Myung Jin Ko Marina Olga Macklin Meredith Louise McMahon Alexander Keith Lee FRENCH AND ITALIAN Joy C. Li Madeline Margaret Rodriguez Robin Li Highest Honors Safa Kawthar Syed Sophie Thanh Xuan Nguyen Catherine Tingting Niu David Fu-Tien Ting Aaron Caleb Robertson Quang Nhat Pham Caroline Elizabeth Tucker Sukrit Singh Puri High Honors Anna Madeleine Walker Bradley Graham Schneider Mary Heath Manning Jeffrey Douglas Williamson Piyapat Poupée Sinsub Makenna Lauren May Lacey-Ann Allissa Wisdom Christina Alexandra Styer INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION Paul Joseph Tupper GEOSCIENCES Andrew Harrington Tynes Highest Honors Highest Honors Arón Hernán Villarreal Morán Catherine Christine Ivanovich Dorottya Demszky, Linguistics Mark Zhang Lauren Mae Santi Ava Rose Hoffman, Comparative Urban Development Studies Adrian Rafael Tasistro-Hart ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Linguistics Young Ro Yi Yiwei Luo, Highest Honors Shannon Mitsuye Osaka, Environmental High Honors Science and Environmental Studies David James Gilhooley Katherine Leigh Begland Maya Rosen, Philology Ethan Kroll Gordon Kellie Elizabeth Swadba Katy Thi Ho High Honors Suyang Kevin Wang Honors Max Presley Greenwald, Computer Science Scott Michael Bechler and Public Policy High Honors Anna Catherine van Brummen Weimen Li Honors Daniel Xin Yang GERMAN Lily Sivitz Gellman, American Studies Honors High Honors MATHEMATICS Ammad Ashraf Charles Carr Baker Highest Honors Adam Benjamin Cellon Honors Philip Allen Etter Haley Cecile Chow Isabel Lockett Casserley Peter Seho Park Rita Fang Eric David Schneider Devansh Gupta Bradley Louis Snider Sarah Delancy Herrmann Roy Hao Zhao 21 High Honors Emily Elizabeth O’Driscoll Belinda Ting Ji Andre Asher Arslan Vikram Sai Pothuri Heegwon Kang Yue Ding Janelle Hui Min Tam Katherine Lee Likith Govindaiah Daniel Zhi Ma Iason Kountouridis MUSIC Carlos Alberto Molina Siyan Daniel Li Highest Honors Raj Manish Patel Stanley Paul Palasek Michael Brady Manning Derrick Xin Honors High Honors Honors Xinyi Chen Emma Kondo Powell Dhruv Bansal Joshua Moskovits David Issa Ibrahim Sahar Grace Chang Joseph Uchechukwu Obiajulu Henry Pearson Whitaker Alan Yutao Du Andrew Tao Keith Andrew Gladstone Honors Victor. Y Xu Ginevra Carlotta Ambra Guzzi Saunghee Ko So Min Serena Jeon Christopher Locke Snider MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE Shreyas Venkatesh Joshi ENGINEERING NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Hyeon Seon Ju Highest Honors Jay Satish Karandikar Nathaniel Chien Loh Gerthe Highest Honors Ian Stuart Kinn Preston Lim Emile Kazuo Oshima Elizabeth Elaine McDonald Zeena Omer Mubarak Mark Alexander Petersen Valerie Karen Morin Nathaniel James Wei High Honors Jinal Rajendra Patel High Honors Alice Taylor Catanzaro Jennifer Qingyue Peng Tyler Richard Roth Kevin Patrick Griffin Honors Amy Li Tian Chad Michael Powers Mian Muhammad Hammad Aslam Mary Cecilia Stoner Alexandra Marie Toth NEUROSCIENCE Honors PHILOSOPHY Highest Honors Arunraj Balaji Highest Honors Penina Pearl Krieger Tal Avraham Bass Isaac Benjamin Fink Samuel Zev Maron Samuel Joseph Hall Daniel Cai Marshall Elana Annelise Meer Jack Ashton Hollingsworth Laura Elsabeth Ong Alice Junling Tao Mariam Elisabeth Ibrahim Nathan William Raab Margaret Dongmei Wang Caleb Joseph Peckham Elliot Moshe Salinger High Honors Vidushi Sharma MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Emily Warren Avery Kevin Alexander Wong Highest Honors Katherine Claire Letai High Honors Isao Alessandro Anzai Andrew Thomas Schilling Daniel Ian Hoffman Julie Fei Chen Tiffany Shan-Ju Huang Honors James William LoPresti Angela Lin Liang Sarah M. Lurie Samuel Rudolph Matzner Theodore Harris Moskovitz Manuel Montori IV High Honors Natsuko Sato Steffen Alexander Seitz Rachel Eunseo Choi Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer Seunghun Han OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND Jeffrey Wu Yuen Ting Lau FINANCIAL ENGINEERING David Rahul Mazumder Highest Honors Honors Sarah Elizabeth Santucci Nayan Bhat David Michael Goldstein Caroline Knight Snowden Xin Xuan Chen George Christopher Kunkel Sajal Kumar Tiwary Mihaela Curmei John Clayton Marsh Nicole Yiran Wang Tyler Lance Hoffman Samuel Amos Mathews Ruina Zhang Brendan Jeremy Hung Andrew Richard Seastream Lydia Tingruo Liu Ruby Shao Honors Walid Marfouk Layadi Matthew Elijah Silberman Aastha C. Chokshi Ryan Robert Miller Briana Christophers PHYSICS Andrew Ian Semelhago Bernardo Teixeira Da Silva Highest Honors Benjamín Andrés Gallo Marín High Honors Nathan Benjamin Agmon Safraz Altaf Hamid Max Ryan Bressler Sarah Emily Battat Delaney Kathryn Johnson Chad Elliott Cowden Adam Joseph Bowman Jennifer Lee Artur Filipowicz Thomas Richard Hartke Joan Yujae Lee Naman Jain 22 High Honors Kelsey Leigh Lowman Honors Ahmed Ali Akhtar Duc Don Ha Nguyen Krishan R. Kania Daniel Steven Gift Juliana Margarite López Honors Amelia Mary Hankla Erik Lloyd Maritz Gabriela Anita Barber Heejae Jang Amy Taylor Freyberger Sean Robert Muleady WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Sydney Claire Hausman Honors Nicole Loncar Highest Honors Kishan Ameet Bhatt Cheryne Jonay Julia Lucille Perlmutter Ryan Joseph Dukeman Ioanna Kourkoulou Teresa Ines Rufín Olivia Grace Hompe Colin Paul Lualdi Julia Marie Schorn Alexander Jow Jason Mathis Manley Michael Z. Zhang Avaneesh Venkata Narla Minji Cydney Kim Matthew O’Rourke RELIGION Jonathan Ilias Liebman Katharine B. Toll Camille Emineh Rullán Buxó Highest Honors Jane Solan Urheim Luisa Charlotte Banchoff POLITICS Yosef Avraham Quint High Honors Highest Honors Richard Sender Chang High Honors Alexander J. Costin Ciara Marie Corbeil Adam James Hudnut-Beumler Richard Furman Haynes Jacob Michael Donnelly Megan Ming Soun John Richard Leahey Martha Caroline Jachimski Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman Honors Anne Elizabeth Kartheiser Mingi Y Priscilla Yeung Alexandra Kathryn Mairone Claire Klausner Anna Katarzyna Lewandowska High Honors SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND Shadin Nassief Katherine Tzu-Shiuan Chow LITERATURES Melissa Anne Parnagian Oren Nathan Fliegelman Highest Honors Samvitha Sudhakar Ram Sofia Gallo Michael Cates Anderson Ada Lee Rauch Ya Sheng Lin Joana Wei Li Elisa Karina Steele Alexandra Markovich Kalea Michelle Power Nicolas Karim Trad Nicholas Sexton Durva Trivedi Owen Barrett Smitherman SOCIOLOGY Paul Yang Hannah Sophie Vester Highest Honors Yihemba Rosannah Yikona Arieh Mimran Honors Quentin Fleury Valentin Becheau Honors Ellen Louise Roop Elizabeth May Bird Xavier John Bledsoe High Honors Caitlin McLaughlin Chambers Paulani Cortez-Villas Carey Alexander Camel Jianing Cheng Tal Fortgang Juliette Marie Hackett Eliza Anne Saarnijoki Davis Benjamin Seth Fridman Isabella Evalynn Lloyd-Damnjanovic Eleanor Lynn DeGarmo Melissa French Fulenwider Briana Angelique Payton Nickolas Elijah Peter Dreher Madeline Grace Goertel Zinna Renee Senbetta Harper Haonan Du Galen Patricia Hughes Olutolashe Oladamola Ebunlomo Jack Harris Katzenstein Honors Deana Elizabeth Hamlin Gonzalo Eduardo Mocorrea Alexandra Brianne Daniels Hannah Elizabeth Kraus Marni Loeb Morse Evan Luis Delgado Moniade Omotayo Owoade Jaesung Park Minji Kim Molly Elizabeth Reiner Nabil Shaikh Erin Nicole Nolder Amanda Frances Julia Rutherford Mark Michael Strabo Violet Tamsin Sharpless Elizabeth Anne Shannon Daniel Waldroop Bryant Charles Switzer Marie Danielle Siliciano Christopher J. Yu Jessica Anne Vickerman Brett William Usinger PSYCHOLOGY SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Emma Scott Wingreen Highest Honors Highest Honors Jennifer Jianli Bu Dylan Blau Edelstein Sierra Moon Goldstein Nina Chausow Diana Hernandez Vasconez High Honors Aneesh Rai Kam Man Mary Hui High Honors Adjoa Ampomaa Mante Sofia Norma Hiltner Daniel John Rounds Katharine Waters Holmes

23 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Elected to Membership in Sydney Mieko Hiroto King Sajal Kumar Tiwary Selena Nicole Kitchens Nicolas Karim Trad the Phi Beta Kappa Society Iason Kountouridis Graham Matthew Turk Emily Corinne Kraeck Natasha Salah Turkmani Nathan Benjamin Agmon Penina Pearl Krieger William Mills Van Cleve Isao Alessandro Anzai Catherine Alexandra Kulke Julia H. Wang Charles Sinan Argon Yuen Ting Lau Margaret Dongmei Wang Aslıhan Asil Jie Liang Lee Nicole Yiran Wang Luisa Charlotte Banchoff Sergio Leos Suyang Kevin Wang Sarah Emily Battat Lily Hiatt Lesser Zi Cheng Blair Wang Rebecca Jane Bedell Luke Li Lu Wei Nayan Bhat Angela Lin Liang Nathaniel James Wei Dylan Blau Edelstein Jonathan Ilias Liebman Ayelet Gila Wenger Jennifer Jianli Bu Preston Lim Charlotte Morris Williams Alice Taylor Catanzaro Jonathan Lin Anna Marguerite Windemuth Shubham Chatterjee Davis Liu Kevin Alexander Wong Nina Chausow Jerry Junkai Liu Margaret O’Neill Wright Belinda Chen Lydia Tingruo Liu Jonathan Wu Daniel Timothy Chen Adjoa Ampomaa Mante Angela Hannah Xu Xin Xuan Chen Samuel Zev Maron Rachel Hsing Xu Minseung Choi Daniel Cai Marshall Mingi Y Priscilla Yeung Rachel Eunseo Choi Makenna Lauren May Cara Zampino Jin Yun Chow Elana Annelise Meer Benjamin Zhang Alexander J. Costin Ryan Robert Miller Ruina Zhang Philip Cason Crane Lara Michelle Norgaard Roy Hao Zhao Ujjwal Dahuja Joseph Uchechukwu Obiajulu Rachel Michelle Zuckerman Dorottya Demszky Laura Elsabeth Ong Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Shannon Mitsuye Osaka Isabella Pratt Douglas Emile Kazuo Oshima Ryan Joseph Dukeman Peter Seho Park Daniel R. Elkind Benjamin Ezra Parks Joani Andraya Etskovitz Melissa Anne Parnagian Philip Allen Etter Mark Alexander Petersen Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Kalina Hristova Petrova Isaac Benjamin Fink Yosef Avraham Quint Maureen Ann Flanagan Nathan William Raab Alice Marie Yu Frederick Aneesh Rai Joseph Olivier Gauvreau Asheshananda Rambachan Nathaniel Chien Loh Gerthe Gunnar Paul Rice Ararat Gocmen Ashley Lyons Richards Solveig Lucia Gold Aaron Caleb Robertson Norman Robert Greenberg Ellen Louise Roop Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska Paul Casciola Rosen Safraz Altaf Hamid Daniel John Rounds Jeffrey Han Marisa Martinez Salazar Seunghun Han Elliot Moshe Salinger Kaitlin Elizabeth Hanss Eric David Schneider Thomas Richard Hartke Steffen Alexander Seitz Tahireh Ellington Hicks Zoe Claire Sims Ava Rose Hoffman Bradley Louis Snider Daniel Ian Hoffman Caroline Knight Snowden Tyler Lance Hoffman Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer Brendan Jeremy Hung Hannah Yael Srajer Marjorie Jacklyn Jacobe Grant Justin Storey Samvit Jain Janice Yejin Sung Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Alice Junling Tao Alexander Jow Adrian Rafael Tasistro-Hart Anne Elizabeth Kartheiser Daniel Ryan Teehan Erynn Jean-Hee Kim

24 Elected to Membership in Chad Elliott Cowden Katy Thi Ho Bruce Thomas Radigan Culbertson Daniel Ian Hoffman the Society of Sigma Xi Mihaela Curmei Tyler Lance Hoffman Neamah Saifaddin Hussein Abdulhusein Franco Henrique D’Agostino Gómez Cailin Michelle Hong Nathan Benjamin Agmon Bernardo Teixeira Da Silva Catherine Yichen Hua Brent Gregory Albertson Erika Jean Davidoff Aileen Christina Huang James Pastilha Almeida Walker Christian Davis Tiffany Shan-Ju Huang Vinícius José Amaral Mary Helen deGolian Brendan Jeremy Hung Isao Alessandro Anzai Michael Raul Delgado Mariam Elisabeth Ibrahim Jennifer Au Robert Richard DeLuca Isabelle Marie Ingato Garrett Thomas Baird Evelyn Jieran Ding Catherine Christine Ivanovich Arunraj Balaji Brandon Michael Djaja Anastasia Ivanushkina Dhruv Bansal Justin Timothy Do Sylvia Rebecca Jacobson Patrick Josiah Barba Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Naman Jain Raymond Thomas Bartolucci Hunter Dong Samvit Jain Tal Avraham Bass Paul Augustine Dornier Hulaimatu Bayal Jalloh Sarah Emily Battat Isabella Pratt Douglas Alana Marta Jaskir Vivien Wentworth Bazarko Alan Yutao Du Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Scott Michael Bechler Peter Peizhe Du So Min Serena Jeon Katherine Leigh Begland Alexandra Elise Eakes Stephanie Kyunghwa Jeong Warren Zachary Bein Laurel Allen Easterling Belinda Ting Ji Alistair Hawkins Berven Benjamin Andrew Eisner Frank Fan Jiang Nayan Bhat Philip Allen Etter Shu Jiang Alexander Warren Bi Tyler D. Fair Tony Zhao Jin Adam Joseph Bowman Demi Lin Fang Delaney Kathryn Johnson Max Ryan Bressler Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Brannon Maurice Jones Lukas Leon Brower Blake Aron Feldman Kathryn Briana Jones Joshua Thomas Jameson Burd Artur Filipowicz Shreyas Venkatesh Joshi Thomas Patrick Byrne Adelbert Ayars Francis III Shreyes Hemant Joshi Samuel Harris Conners Cabot Shirley Shu Mei Fu Hyeon Seon Ju Jonathan Frank Carcione Benjamín Andrés Gallo Marín Chi Suk Kang Scott Matthew Carpenter Jr. Elise Georis Heegwon Kang John Daniel Case Nathaniel Chien Loh Gerthe Corrie Anna Kavanaugh Alison Ou Chang Daniel Steven Gift Joshua Khuvis Grace Chang David James Gilhooley Angela. Y Kim Junyoung Chang Keith Andrew Gladstone Jason Minjae Kim Shubham Chatterjee Jesse Patrick McGrenra Goodman Jihoon Kim Advait Kamal Chauhan Ethan Kroll Gordon Ian Stuart Kinn Angelica Chen Christian Zane Gray Erika Laura Kirgios Dora Young Chen Norman Robert Greenberg Marilyn Mossiah Yvanne Kouassi-Brou Dorothy Chen Kevin Patrick Griffin Hana Ku Emily I-Li Chen Abigail Kate Grosskopf Arianna Rachel Lanz Jeffrey Wu Chen Lorena Shannon Grundy Yuen Ting Lau Xin Xuan Chen Ghita Guessous Andrew Arthur Lauria Yanglu Chen Devansh Gupta Blake Matthew Lawson Michael Lester Chiang Ginevra Carlotta Ambra Guzzi Clement Lee Eugene J. Cho Arun Christian Habermann Jennifer Lee Hun Choi Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska Jie Liang Lee Minseung Choi Samuel Joseph Hall Joan Yujae Lee Rachel Eunseo Choi Safraz Altaf Hamid Joseph Hyunho Lee Aastha C. Chokshi Justine B. Hamilton Katherine Lee Julie Chong Jeffrey Han Gregory D’Artois Leeper Daway Chou-Ren Seunghun Han Christine Sophie Li Haley Cecile Chow Amelia Mary Hankla Luke Li Briana Christophers Kaitlin Elizabeth Hanss Shiyi Li An Chu Allison Elizabeth Grace Harris Siyao Lisa Li Anyuan Chu Christopher Ray Hay Weimen Li Dongwook Chung Alexandria Caitlin Herr Yun-Yun Susan Li Madeleine Emma Clayton Miles Gamble Hinson Angela Lin Liang

25 Diana Min Liao Raj Manish Patel Adrian Rafael Tasistro-Hart Jonathan Lin Caleb Joseph Peckham Uriel Tzohar Tayvah Davis Liu Jennifer Qingyue Peng Amy Li Tian Jerry Junkai Liu Evan Makino Perkins Kaijia Tian Lydia Tingruo Liu Mark Alexander Petersen Sajal Kumar Tiwary Thomas Francis Lomont Kalina Hristova Petrova Michael Torre III Hope Michaela Lorah Aqeel Aadam Phillips Alexandra Marie Toth Anne Bouquet Lovett Vikram Sai Pothuri Carole Touma Dao Lu Audrey Alice Potts Olivia Wills Trase Edward J. Lu Chad Michael Powers Steven Da-Chuan Tsai Jessica M. Lu Hannah Akua Priddy Ashley Frances Tsue Tiankun Lu Samuel Wye Pritt Graham Matthew Turk Colin Paul Lualdi Ebo Acheampong Quansah Natasha Salah Turkmani Anton Olof Lundin Lorenzo Gabriel Del Rosario Quiogue Antigone Hope Valen Rellie Luo Summer Ramsay-Burrough Anna Catherine van Brummen Melyssa Kayla Lynch Marissa Kay Reynolds Mallika Leya Viswanath Daniel Zhi Ma Grant Elliot Rheingold Andrew Ji-Ming Powell Wallace Helena Rochelle Ma Christina Elisa Rice Edgar Wilson Wang Nathan Sean Makarewicz Joshua Eli Roberts Julia H. Wang Jason Mathis Manley Paul Casciola Rosen Nicole Yiran Wang Kevin Ototo Manyara Stephen Steele Rossettie Suyang Kevin Wang Rachel Hannah Marek Tyler Richard Roth Zi Cheng Blair Wang Walid Marfouk Layadi Lisha Ruan Zachary Nielsen Weed Nicole Marie Marvin Marlon Sabo Monica Huiying Wei Viveka N. Mastandrea Marisa Martinez Salazar Nathaniel James Wei Anna R. Matlin Lauren Mae Santi Samantha Rachel Weissman David Rahul Mazumder Sarah Elizabeth Santucci Connor Scott Werth Elizabeth Elaine McDonald Danielle Christine Sawtelle Ben Wolfson David J. McFall I Eric David Schneider Jeremy Chen Ho Wong Justin Michael Mehl Aaron Matthew Schwartz Catherine Wu Nitai Aharon Melnick Timothy Sean Seah Derrick Xin Jonathan Zion Toledano Metzman Elizabeth Anne Magill Sell Eric Congwei Xu Caitlin Julia Miller Andrew Ian Semelhago Rachel Hsing Xu Ryan Robert Miller Monica Serena Seng Aded Ayad Yako Carlos Alberto Molina Jantien Kanoelani Shizuru Kei Yamaya Valerie Karen Morin Rebecca Leslie Sichel Daniel Xin Yang John Kyle Morone Ryan Michael Siiro Joseph Henry Yates Sean Robert Muleady Zoe Claire Sims Young Ro Yi Taylor Lynne Myers Alexander John Singleton Gelilah Belaynesh Yohannes Catherine Ariadne Mytelka Vibhaalakshmi Sivaraman Sharon You Hee Joo Nam Spyder-Ryder Ives Sloman Susanna Yu Avaneesh Venkata Narla Morgan Leigh Sly Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky Katelyn Alyssa Neese Colter Robert Thornton Smith Michael Zhang Frank Van Nguyen Caroline Knight Snowden Ruina Zhang Dyonishia Judith Nieves Chloe Noelle Song Roy Hao Zhao Tamar Novetsky Jae-Son Song Serena Zheng John Fletcher O’Brien Nancy Song Tiancheng Zheng Ryan Daniel O’Connell Marcus Perry Spiegel Lulu Zhong Arman Bayazit Odabas Laura Christine Srivichitranond Kelly Zhou Emily Elizabeth O’Driscoll Zachary Tamir Stecker Susan Huang Zhou Paulina Marie Orillac Adriana Louise Stephenson Joy Zou Emile Kazuo Oshima Mary Cecilia Stoner Karen Hsuan Ouyang Grant Justin Storey Xuewei Ouyang Nathan Suek Nicholas Keh-Yi Pai Kellie Elizabeth Swadba Peter Seho Park Janelle Hui Min Tam Benjamin Ezra Parks Dorothy A. Tang Jinal Rajendra Patel Lucy Zhonghui Tang

26 Elected to Membership in the Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Society Garrett Thomas Baird Warren Zachary Bein Nayan Bhat Shubham Chatterjee Dongwook Chung Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Isabella Pratt Douglas Demi Lin Fang Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Artur Filipowicz Nathaniel Chien Loh Gerthe Kevin Patrick Griffin Abigail Kate Grosskopf Christopher Ray Hay Katy Thi Ho Tyler Lance Hoffman Brendan Jeremy Hung Samvit Jain Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Heegwon Kang Corrie Anna Kavanaugh Blake Matthew Lawson Jie Liang Lee Shiyi Li Diana Min Liao Jonathan Lin Jerry Junkai Liu Lydia Tingruo Liu Dao Lu Edward J. Lu Tiankun Lu Helena Rochelle Ma Walid Marfouk Layadi Ryan Robert Miller Carlos Alberto Molina Emile Kazuo Oshima Benjamin Ezra Parks Mark Alexander Petersen Kalina Hristova Petrova Chad Michael Powers Lisha Ruan Andrew Ian Semelhago Vibhaalakshmi Sivaraman Marcus Perry Spiegel Grant Justin Storey Steven Da-Chuan Tsai Graham Matthew Turk Natasha Salah Turkmani Suyang Kevin Wang Nathaniel James Wei Rachel Hsing Xu Daniel Xin Yang Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky Michael Zhang Tiancheng Zheng

27 Shapiro Prize for Academic Class of 2019 Excellence, 2015–16 Mark Thomas Abate Mohammad Zia Adnan AWARDED SEPTEMBER 27, 2016 Megan Elizabeth Berry Andrew Charles Case Class of 2018 Eric Jingwen-Ding Chen Gabrielle Louisa Agus Nicolette Christina D’Angelo Lamia Ateshian Trisha Chadha Datta Metodi Ivanov Balev Emily Katherine de Jong Frederick Phillips Brooks III Margaret Yelick Demmel Yuxin Cao Zi Ying Fan Sung Won Chang Douglas Lehman Feagin Jr. Andrew William Chung Michael Gao Isabel Rose Cleff Emily Claire Geyman Alexandre Perozim De Faveri George Habersham Grealy Jonathan Grant Feld Raymond Christopher Guo Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald Ioannis Christos Karakozis Sara Fridovich-Keil Peter Jacob Koczanski Isabella Natalie Grabski George Thomas Lin Allison Margaret Halter Amy Liu Hans William Alexander Hanley Changshuo Liu James Patrick Hintson Eric Michael Neyman Samantha Sarah Ip Bendeguz Offertaler Nicholas Jiang Gabriel Blackwood Parlin Sally Jiao Katharine Hansen Reed Caroline Dwyer Jones Charlotte Grove Reynders Claire Powell Jones Ernest Henry Ruehl III Theo Keeley-LeClaire Mel Yuyang Shu Katherine Anna Kennedy Zachariah Rafael Smart Jaewon Kim Samvida Sudheesh Venkatesh Ji-Sung Kim Kun-Lin Tsai Jeffrey Kuan Matthew Tracey Tyler Soon Ho Kwon Brendan Weng Jiahuang Lin Dominic Peter Whyte Daniel Dan Liu Matthew Evan Wildenhain Eric Anthony Mitchell Andrew Jacobs Wonnacott Prem Qu Nair Vivian Mindy Yu John Leon Parton Murilo Corato Zanarella Julie Pourtois Kevin Austin Zhang Guillaume Pierre Prevot Edward Yisheng Zhang Omkar Bhalchandra Shende Jessica Zheng Chawin Sitawarin Yinan Zheng Caroline Chloe Caitlin Stafford Gavin G. Zhu Daniel Stanley Elizabeth Everett Stanley Kevin Jie Sun Katherine Marie Tyler Joshua Xu Wang David Mark Weiner Eric Z. Wu Xiaoyu Xu

28 General and ANTHROPOLOGY Central Jersey Section, American Institute Departmental Prizes Senior Thesis Prize in Anthropology of Chemical Engineers Ernest F. Johnson Audrey Marie Jones, honorable mention Distinguished Service Award GENERAL Do-Hyeong Myeong, second place Shubham Chatterjee Class of 1901 Medal Gabriela Gautier Novogratz, honorable Michelle Goudie ’93 Senior Thesis Award mention Aleksandra Czulak Justin Michael Mehl Charlotte Morris Williams, first place Frank Van Nguyen Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award Lydia Tingruo Liu PROGRAM IN APPLIED AND Richard K. Toner Thermodynamics Prize COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS Shubham Chatterjee W. Sanderson Detwiler 1903 Prize Applied and Computational Mathematics Andrew Yi-Hsuan Sun Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Independent Project Prize Research Harold Willis Dodds Achievement Prize Philip Allen Etter Garrett Thomas Baird Charlotte Morris Williams Lydia Tingruo Liu CHEMISTRY Frederick Douglass Service Award SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Briana Christophers Everett S. Wallis Prize in Organic Chemistry Joseph Sanford Shanley Memorial Prize Marisa Martinez Salazar Allen Macy Dulles ’51 Award in Architecture Rebecca Noelle Keener Han-Ning Loh Robert Thornton McCay Prize Peter Sung-Min Pak Marisa Martinez Salazar Freshman First Honor Prize Laura Christine Srivichitranond Bendeguz Offertaler ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Matthew Tracey Tyler Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize Research Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize Simon Wu Mary Helen deGolian Daniel John Rounds Frederick Barnard White Prize in The Royal Society of Chemistry Certificate Phi Beta Kappa Prize Architecture of Excellence Jin Yun Chow Harrison Wert Blackman Nancy Song Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Peter Seho Park Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art and William Foster Memorial Prize in Chemistry Archaeology Frederick Phillips Brooks III ’18 M. Taylor Pyne Prize Jacqueline Elizabeth Gufford Solveig Lucia Gold Charlotte Morris Williams CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Marisa Martinez Salazar ENGINEERING Irma S. Seitz Prize in the Field of George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize Modern Art Achievement Award of the New Jersey Hans William Alexander Hanley Margot Elizabeth Yale Chapter of the American Concrete Institute Prem Qu Nair Bridget Leigh Zakrzewski Stella and Rensselaer W. Lee Prize George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize Emily Perlmutter Kamen David W. Carmichael Prize Aslihan Asil Malcolm Samuel Steinberg Demi Lin Fang Marisa Martinez Salazar Corrie Anna Kavanaugh ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES Moles Award AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Corrie Anna Kavanaugh Ruth J. Simmons Thesis Prize in African Research American Studies Boryana Tsvetanova Hadzhiyska Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett Research Aaron Caleb Robertson BENDHEIM CENTER FOR FINANCE Alistair Berven Alison Ou Chang Birch Family Prize PROGRAM IN AMERICAN STUDIES Brendan Jeremy Hung W. Mack Angas Prize David F. Bowers Prize Isabella Pratt Douglas Philip Cason Crane CANADIAN STUDIES Natasha Salah Turkmani Melissa French Fulenwider Richard D. Challener ’44 Senior Thesis W. Taylor Thom Jr. Prize Kelsey Lafayette Matthews Prize in Canadian Studies Vinicius Jose Amaral Madeleine Sophia Meyers Robin Marie Spiess Catherine Ariadne Mytelka Margot Elizabeth Yale CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CLASSICS Grace May Tilton Prize in Fine Arts ENGINEERING Emily Perlmutter Kamen Stinnecke Prize Janice Yejin Sung Central Jersey Section, American Institute Kevin Praveen Duraiswamy ’19 of Chemical Engineers Award for Overall Willard Thorp Thesis Prize Excellence in Chemical Engineering COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Abigail Ruth Melick Shubham Chatterjee Ellen Louise Kate Dobrijevic Comparative Literature Senior Thesis Prize Tess Adelaide Bissell

29 COMPUTER SCIENCE Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Memorial ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Prize in Computer Freshman Debating Prize Charles Ira Young Memorial Tablet and Science Samuel Peter Arnesen ’20, first place Medal Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg Laura Elise Hausman ’20, second place Suyang Kevin Wang Thi An Lanh Le ’20, second place COUNCIL ON SCIENCE G. David Forney Jr. Prize AND TECHNOLOGY EAST ASIAN STUDIES Katy Thi Ho Daniel Xin Yang Gregory T. Pope ’80 Prize for Science Marjory Chadwick Buchanan Senior Writing Thesis Prize John Ogden Bigelow Jr. Prize in Steffen Alexander Seitz Charles Sinan Argon Electrical Engineering Sarah Delancy Herrmann PROGRAM IN EAST ASIAN PROGRAM IN CREATIVE WRITING Justin Ashwin Patel STUDIES Samuel Shellabarger Memorial Prize in Creative Writing Leigh Buchanan Bienen and Henry Bienen SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Emma Claire Michalak Senior Thesis Prize Jin Yun Chow Calvin Dodd MacCracken Senior Thesis/ Theodore H. Holmes ’51 and Bernice Do-Hyeong Myeong Project Award Holmes Poetry Prize Demi Lin Fang ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY Shannon Mitsuye Osaka Brendan Jeremy Hung BIOLOGY Ward Prize Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Fiona Ina Bell ’18 Charles M. Cannon Memorial Prize Alexandra Elise Eakes James Hayes-Edgar Palmer Prize Allison De’Ann Light ’18 in Engineering Leslie Kilham Johnson Book Prize Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN Laurel Allen Easterling Lydia Tingruo Liu Donald Clive Stuart, Jr. Memorial Award Marcia Grace Brown ’19 Senior Book Prize Joseph Clifton Elgin Prize Ryan John Gizzie ’19 Zoe Claire Sims Ryan Robert Miller Natasha Salah Turkmani Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding DEBATING AND PUBLIC Research Lore von Jaskowsky Memorial Prize SPEAKING Jonathan Frank Carcione Isabella Pratt Douglas Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate Suyang Kevin Wang in Politics ECONOMICS Samuel Peter Arnesen ’20, best speaker Tau Beta Pi Prize Burton G. Malkiel *64 Senior Thesis Prize Tyler Lance Hoffman Sinan Ozbay ’19, first place team in Finance Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky Nathan William Raab, second place team Daniel Timothy Chen first place team Bharath Srivatsan ’18, Benjamin Zhang ENGLISH Junior Orator Medal Daniel L. Rubinfeld ’67 Prize in Empirical Bain-Swigget Poetry Prize Kyle Michael Berlin ’18 Economics Nicolette Christina D’Angelo ’19 Theodore Raphael Furchtgott ’18 Amy Haoshu Hua Jaewon Kim ’18 Yuntao Zeng Charles William Kennedy Prize Aspen Wang ’18 Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett Halbert White ’72 Prize in Economics Emily Amanda Knott Lynde Debate Prize Aslihan Asil Neeraj Bajpayee, first place team Daniel Timothy Chen Class of 1859 Prize Matthew Stephen Chuckran, first place team Kevin Chao Cheng Samuel Amos Mathews, second place team John Glover Wilson Memorial Award Joani Andraya Etskovitz Sukrit Singh Puri, second place team Haryuni Sumawijaya Andrew Harrington Tynes Class of 1870 Junior Prize Nathan William Raab, first place speaker Miles Dupuis Carey ’18 Janelle Hui Min Tam, second place speaker Senior Thesis Prize in Economics Amarachukwu Beatrice Nnaeto Class of 1870 Old English Prize Maclean Prize Catherine Ann Andre Jaewon Kim ’18 Walter C. Sauer ’28 Prize Margaret O’Neill Wright Aslihan Asil Spencer Trask Debating Fund Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize Samuel Peter Arnesen ’20, first place Wolf Balleisen Memorial Prize Katherine Elizabeth Duggan ’19 Aspen Wang ’18, second place Rene Emmanuel Chalom Christian Andrew Fryer-Davis ’19 Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Class of 1883 English Prize for Academic Extemporaneous Speaking Prize Freshmen Danielle Nicole Newton ’20, first place Jacob Allen Williams ’20 Liam Patrick O’Connor ’20, second place Alice Xu ’20 Christian Elias Schmidt ’20, second place

30 Class of 1883 English Prize for Freshmen GEOSCIENCES PROGRAM IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES in the School of Engineering and Applied Arthur F. Buddington Award Science Adrian Tasistro-Hart Kenneth Maxwell Senior Thesis Prize in Nicholas Andre G. Johnson ’20 Brazilian and Portuguese Studies Benjamin F. Howell, Class of 1913, Ava Rose Hoffman Edward H. Tumin Memorial Prize Junior Prize Elliott Andrew Eglash William Ayres Atkinson ’18 Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize Francis Biddle Sophomore Prize Nina Chausow Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, Prize in Charlotte Morris Williams Annabel Quinn Barry ’19 Environmental Geosciences Madelyn Isabelle Broome ’19 Catherine Christine Ivanovich PROGRAM IN LAW AND Morris W. Croll Poetry Prize Young Ro Yi PUBLIC AFFAIRS Hannah Jayne Chomiczewski ’20 GERMAN J. Welles Henderson ’43 Senior Thesis Prize The E.E. Cummings Society Prize of the Anna Katarzyna Lewandowska Mary Cunningham Humphreys Junior Academy of American Poets German Prize LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Kirit Vacilia Petra Limperis ’19 Charles Carr Baker, first place Francis LeMoyne Page, Class of 1922, Isabel Lockett Casserley, second place Thomas B. Wanamaker English Prize for Outstanding Achievement in the Language Prize Creative Arts Gunnar Paul Rice PROGRAM IN HELLENIC STUDIES Erin Kelly Berl Thomas H. Maren English Department Hellenic Studies Senior Thesis Prize Nadia Rose Diamond Senior Thesis Prize Harrison Wert Blackman Dana Zydor Fesjian Abigail Ruth Melick Ayelet Gila Wenger Robert Lincoln Keown Abigail Ruth Melick Ward Mathis Prize HISTORY Alexandra Mary Spensley ’20 C. O. Joline Prize in American History Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts Tahireh Ellington Hicks Walid Marfouk PROGRAM IN Henry Pearson Whitaker ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Joshua Isaac Leifer Spencer James Parts Peter W. Stroh ’51 Environmental Senior LIBRARY Thesis Prize Carter Kim Combe ’74 Prize in History Elmer Adler Undergraduate Book Marcus Perry Spiegel Daniel Robert Elkind Collecting Prize Adrian Tasistro-Hart Laurence Hutton Prize in History Katherine McClain Fleming ’19, third place Ararat Gocmen Matthew Aaron Kritz ’18, first place FRENCH AND ITALIAN Hannah Yael Srajer Kyle Edward Lang ’19, honorable mention Dorothea vanDyke McLane Prize in Italian Nandita Gururajan Rao, second place Besma Arnaout ’20 Walter Phelps Hall Prize in European Rebecca Miller ’20 History MATHEMATICS Danielle Marie Stephenson ’20 Harrison Wert Blackman Andrew H. Brown Prize Ararat Gocmen Alexandre Perozim De Faveri ’18 Prix du Cercle Français, attribue par l’ Roger Wolcott Van Peski ’18 Association Francophone de Princeton William Koren, Jr. Memorial Prize Xiaoyu Xu ’18 Sophie Thanh Xuan Nguyen in History Philip Cason Crane Class of 1861 Prize R. Percy Alden Memorial Prize in French Simona Diaconu ’19 Laura Catherine DeMaio ’18 HUMAN VALUES Eric David Schneider, second place team University Center for Human Values Senior GENDER AND Zhuo Qun Song ’19, second place team SEXUALITY STUDIES Thesis Prize Xiaoyu Xu ’18, second place team Joani Andraya Etskovitz Murilo Corato Zanarella ’19 Suzanne M. Huffman Memorial Senior Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman Thesis Prize in Women’s Studies Kevin Alexander Wong George B. Covington Prize in Mathematics Nadia Rose Diamond, second place Peter Seho Park Emily Corinne Kraeck, third place PROGRAM IN JUDAIC STUDIES Roy Hao Zhao Catherine Alexandra Kulke, first place Carolyn L. Drucker, Class of 1980, Prize in Middleton Miller ’29 Prize Kelsey Lafayette Matthews, fourth place Jewish Studies Xinyi Chen Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman, first place Maya Rosen, first place Iason Kountouridis Ayelet Gila Wenger, second place Siyan Li Peter A. Greenberg ’77 Memorial Prize Rodrigo Sanches Angelo ’18 Joshua Xu Wang ’18

31 Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Tomb Prize Research Bayard and Cleveland Dodge Jenna Elizabeth Spitzer Philip Allen Etter Memorial Prize Jeffrey Wu Peter Seho Park Preston Jordan Lim Eric David Schneider PHYSICS Roy Hao Zhao F. O. Kelsey Prize Allen G. Shenstone Prize in Physics Nicholas Fowler Jonsson ’18 Joseph Albert Abbate ’18 MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE Katherine Marie Tyler ’18 Ahmed Ali Akhtar ENGINEERING The T. Cuyler Young Award Raheem Muhaiyaddeen Barnett ’18 Donald Janssen Dike Awards for Excellence Emma Claire Jones ’18 Catherine Charlotte Blume ’18 in Undergraduate Research Rajeev Suchet Erramilli ’18 Kevin Patrick Griffin, first place PROGRAM IN NEUROSCIENCE Daniel Steven Gift Mary Cecilia Stoner, second place The Class of ’43 Brinster Neuroscience Amelia Mary Hankla Enoch J. Durbin Prize for Engineering Award Cheryne Jonay Innovation Penina Pearl Krieger Ioanna Kourkoulou Adelbert Ayars Francis III, second place Alice Jun Ling Tao Jensen Tantikanjana Lo ’18 Nathaniel Chien-Loh Gerthe, second place Colin Paul Lualdi Evan Makino Perkins, second place OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND Jason Mathis Manley Christina Elisa Rice, first place FINANCIAL ENGINEERING Sean Robert Muleady Avaneesh Venkata Narla Ahmet S. Cakmak Prize George Bienkowski Memorial Prize Rhino Nevers ’18 Hee Gwon Kang William Giovanni Guiracoche Matthew O’Rourke Walid Marfouk Benjamin Charles Sorkin Jan Tuzlic Offermann ’18 Carlos Alberto Molina John Marshall II Memorial Award Jacob Arthur Pearcy ’18 Camille Emineh Rullan Buxo Emile Kazuo Oshima, second place Dr. Frank S. Castellana Prize in Operations Research and Financial Engineering Charles Nicholas Stahl ’18 Nathaniel James Wei, first place Lydia Tingruo Liu Kusaka Memorial Prize in Physics Morgan W. McKinzie ’93 Senior Thesis Prize Kenneth H. Condit Prize Sejal Aggarwal ’19 Nathan Benjamin Agmon Marissa Kay Reynolds Ryan Robert Miller Sarah Emily Battat Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Sau-Hai Lam *58 Prize in Mechanical and Adam Joseph Bowman Research Aerospace Engineering Gavin Trenchard Hall ’18 Chad Elliott Cowden Nathaniel Chien-Loh Gerthe Thomas Richard Hartke Elizabeth Elaine McDonald Nathaniel James Wei Christopher Turchik Jagoe Jr. ’18 Hee Jae Jang Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding PHILOSOPHY Research Jaewon Kim ’18 Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize Bendeguz Offertaler ’19 Arunraj Balaji Nathan William Raab Nondh Panithanpaisal ’18 Elliot Moshe Salinger MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Himawan Wicaksono Winarto ’18 Vidushi Sharma George Khoury ’65 Senior Prize for Kevin Alexander Wong Manfred Pyka Memorial Physics Prize Academic Excellence Mark Thomas Abate ’19 Tiffany Shan-Ju Huang Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics Linhan Chen ’19 Isaac Benjamin Fink Yinan Zheng ’19 Molecular Biology Senior Thesis Prize Daniel Cai Marshall Isao Alessandro Anzai Laura Elsabeth Ong POLITICS Yuen Ting Lau Nathan William Raab John G. Buchanan Prize in Politics Angela Lin Liang Kevin Alexander Wong Alexander Joshua Costin David Rahul Mazumder Dickinson Prize Ruina Zhang Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Politics John Clayton Marsh Alexandra Markovich Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Samuel Amos Mathews Research Philo Sherman Bennett Prize in Politics John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize Tiffany Shan-Ju Huang Alexander Joshua Costin in Esthetics MUSIC Samuel Rudolph Matzner Stephen Whelan ’68 Senior Thesis Prize for Excellence in Constitutional Law and Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in Political Thought Metaphysics and Epistemology Emma Kondo Powell Alexander Joshua Costin James William LoPresti Nandita Gururajan Rao Owen Barrett Smitherman Elliot Moshe Salinger Steffen Alexander Seitz The New York Herald Prize Vidushi Sharma Colleen Grace Witt O’Gorman

32 PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDENT VOLUNTEERS COUNCIL INSTITUTE Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize T. A. Barron Prize for Environmental Daniel John Rounds Leadership Shannon Mitsuye Osaka PROGRAM IN VISUAL ARTS Lucas Award in Visual Arts PSYCHOLOGY Dominique Emad Fahmy Edward E. Jones Memorial Prize Henri Alexandre Ford Teresa Ines Rufin Sydney Mieko Hiroto King George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Science Adam Barrett Locher Katharine Waters Holmes Yankia Tre’Shaun Ned Simon Wu Howard Crosby Warren Senior Prize in Psychology WOODROW WILSON Jennifer Jianli Bu SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND Sierra Moon Goldstein INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Diana Hernandez Class of 1924 Award Aneesh Rai Romie Desrogene Miller-Schroeder Memorial Prize Olivia Grace Hompe Aneesh Rai, book prize Donald Stokes ’51 Dean’s Prize Deirdre Merle Ely RELIGION Shaden Nassief George Potts Bible Prize Gale F. Johnston Prize in Public Affairs Yosef Avraham Quint Katherine Marie Diller John Robinson Memorial Prize Lieutenant John A. Larkin Jr. Yosef Avraham Quint Memorial Prize OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS LIFE Anna Katarzyna Lewandowska Kenneth Christopher Harris ’65 Myron T. Herrick Prize Memorial Award Kishan Ameet Bhatt Yun-Yun Susan Li R. W. van de Veld Award Adjoa Ampomaa Mante Morgan Brewton-Johnson ’18 Yosef Avraham Quint Emily Hui Chen ’18 Nabil Shaikh Rozalie Czesana ’18 Emma Rose Kaeser ’18 PROGRAM IN RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN, AND Rachel Elizabeth Lurie ’18 EURASIAN STUDIES Diego Enrique Negron-Reichard ’18 Xiaoyu Qiu ’18 Montgomery Raiser ’92 Thesis Prize Grace Ingrid Rehaut ’18 Joana Wei Li Sarah Ariyan Sakha ’18 Cecilia Shang ’18 SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES Jooho Shin ’18 Jordan David Thomas ’18 Nicholas Bachko, Jr. Scholarship Prize in Slavic Languages and Literatures Woodrow Wilson School Senior Thesis Prize Fiona Ina Bell ’18 Jacob Michael Donnelly

SOCIOLOGY Isidore Brown Academic Achievement Award Arieh Mimran Isidore Brown Thesis Award Molly Elizabeth Strabley

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Vicente Llorens Castillo Senior Prize in Spanish Daniel John Rounds Cara Ann Zampino

33 Athletic Prizes HEAVYWEIGHT CREW The John P. Poe – Richard W. Kazmaier Jr. The William Lyman Biddle Medal Football Trophy GENERAL Nicholas A. Mead Kurt S. Holuba The Class of 1916 Cup John P. Lovett ’18 Ashley L. Richards LIGHTWEIGHT CREW The Richard W. Colman Scholar-Athlete Award C. Otto v. Kienbusch Sportswoman David R. Covin ’91 Award of the Year Award Juliette M. Hackett Scott M. Carpenter Charles R. Kanoff Ashleigh E. Johnson Bayard W. Read, Class of 1926 Lightweight The Ronald A. Rogerson Award The William Winston Roper Trophy Crew Award Joseph F. Rhattigan Spencer B. Weisz William S. Van Cleve Dorian M. Williams The Art Lane ’34 Citizen Athlete Award The Gordon G. Sikes Medal Steven D. Cook Forrest C. Daugherty GOLF Olivia G. Hompe CROSS COUNTRY Martin P. “Buff” Wohlforth ’76 Memorial Fiona C. McKenna Award Alexander P. Michael The Rosengarten Cross Country Award Alexander A. Dombrowski Hailey Reeves Rachel L. Granovsky ’20, Freshman Tenley M. Shield ’18 Alexandra Markovich, Varsity The George J. Mueller Award Viraj Deokar ’20, Freshman ICE HOCKEY Ellen Dobrijevic Conor Lundy ’20, Varsity Chad M. Powers Elizabeth English Trophy FENCING Stephanie J. Neatby ’20 BASEBALL The Wanda P. Sieja Award The Patty Kazmaier Award The Coach’s Baseball Trophy Katharine W. Holmes Fiona C. McKenna Ryan W. Smith ’19 Princeton Fencing Trophy 1941 Championship Trophy The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award Thomas A. Dudey ’18 Ryan M. Siiro Chad M. Powers Benjamin W. Gross ’18 The Johnston Award (Varsity) The Blackwell Trophy Ryan W. Smith ’19 Alexander Lam ’19 Maximilian Veronneau ’19 The Kafer Trophy FIELD HOCKEY The Hobey Baker Trophy Jackson Cressey ’20 Cody D. Phillips Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award The Kellogg Trophy Hailey Reeves The Richard F. Vaughan Cup Hayden E. Anderson David J. Harding ’20 Thorp Van Dusen Goodfellow ’41 Field The William J. Clarke Award Hockey Award The Thomas J. Tucker ’95 Ironman Award Nicholas H. Hernandez Catherine Caro Joseph A. Grabowski ’18

BASKETBALL FOOTBALL LACROSSE Herbert W. Hobler ’44 Women’s Basketball Harland “Pink” Baker ’22 Award Emily C. Goodfellow ’76 Women’s Lacrosse Award TJ Floyd ’20 Award Olivia G. Hompe Jordan A. Stallworth ’20 The Charles W. Caldwell Memorial Trophy Paul Richard Friedman ’81 Award James R. Gales The Connie McCallister Women’s Lacrosse Steven D. Cook Samuel L. Huffman Award Henry Schlossberg Anna R. Doherty The B. F. Bunn Trophy Spencer B. Weisz The Class of ’52 Football Award Scott P. Klurfeld ’74 Memorial Award Amir J. Bell ’18 Patrick J. Hall Zach W. Currier Tyler R. Roth The Class of 1959 Bob Rock Sixth Man The Higginbotham Trophy Award The Donold B. Lourie Award Gavin J. McBride William D. Gladson ’20 Reily S. Radosevich ’20 The Howard Trophy Gavin J. McBride CREW The Dr. Harry Roemer McPhee Award Luke E. Catarius The John T. Schroeder Class of 1992 Men’s The Carol P. Brown ’75 Award Rohan T. Hylton Georgina C. Howe Lacrosse Award The Henry T. “Hank” Towns h82 Award Matthew T. Brophy The Class of 1983 Award Isaiah A. Barnes Bridget Jacques Markus H. Phox

34 SOCCER The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award Commissions and The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 (Women) Military Awards Memorial Award Nicole. T Kalhorn ’19 Nicole Loncar The David A Benjamin Academic and COMMISSIONS Alexandra R. Whiting ’19 Athletic Achievement Award United States Army Women’s Soccer Award Jonathan F. Carcione Hannelora Everett Jesse McDonough The George Myers Church Tennis Trophy United States Navy The David S. Hackett Memorial Jonathan F. Carcione Bret Hinrichs Soccer Cup The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award Commissions are awarded by the United States Bryan S. Windsor (Men) Department of the Army and the United States Department of the Navy The Dr. William Trevor Trophy Thomas S. Colautti Gregory A. Seifert The Richard Swinnerton Trophy UNITED STATES ARMY Matthew. T Mangini ’18 Payton B. Holden ’20 MILITARY SCIENCE AWARDS

The Robert Hauter Myslik ’90 Memorial TRACK COL J. A. Barton Campbell ’62 Award Award Hannelora Everett Patrick J. Barba The Nancy Kraemer Women’s Track Award Department of the Army Superior Cadet SOFTBALL Julia S. Ratcliffe Award Hannelora Everett The Cindy Cohen Women’s Softball Award The Babb Trophy Claire R. Klausner Joseph M. Daniels ’20 Robert L. McLean ’52 Award Hannelora Everett The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Conor Lundy ’20 Award The Bonthron Trophy Alumni and Friends of Princeton University Allison E. Harvey ’20 Xavier Bledsoe ROTC Honorarium Hannelora Everett The Patton-Poole Women’s Softball Award The Morgan Award Marissa K. Reynolds Christopher D. Cook UNITED STATES NAVY Gregory Leeper MILITARY SCIENCE AWARDS SQUASH The Myers Award Distinguished Military Graduate Award Edward W. Hobler ’39 Women’s Bret Hinrichs Squash Award Brent G. Albertson Zoe C. Sims Alexandra Marie Toth The Lexi Anastos Trophy The Larry Ellis Alumni Award Deborah Saint-Phard ’87 Maria Elena Ubina Michael Kingston ’62 The George C. McFarland Jr. Squash Award VOLLEYBALL Benjamin B. Leizman Bayley S. Dixon ’07 Women’s Volleyball Award SWIMMING Brittany E. Ptak Class of 2000 Susan S. Teeter Award The Morgan McKinzie Men’s Olivia Chan Volleyball Award Friends of Princeton Swimming Award Jonah R. May for Women Caroline M. Hillebrand ’20 WATER POLO The Class of 1974 Women’s Swimming Women’s Water Polo Tiger Award Award Sydney E. Saxe Delaney K. Johnson WRESTLING The Jerry Horton Award for Women’s The Gifford Trophy Most Valuable Swimmer Matthew Kolodzik ’20 Joanna E. Curry ’19 The Hooker Trophy The Women’s Freshman Swimming Award Leonard Merkin ’20 Christina E. Chong ’20 The Treide Trophy TENNIS Brett N. Harner Lewis S. Kraft ’44 Tennis Trophy Jordan P. Laster Sivan L. Krems Raymond J. O’Donnell

35 Major Fellowships and Keasbey Scholarship Thomas R. Pickering Undergraduate Ayelet Gila Wenger Foreign Affairs Fellowship Scholarships, 2016 –17 Shobhit Kumar ’18 Benjamin A. Gilman International Luce Scholars Program Scholarship Monique Kathryn Claiborne Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship Jackson Alexander Artis ’20 Marshall Scholarship Darlyn Arlyn Liriano ’20 Zinna Senbetta Joani Andraya Etskovitz ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowship Boren Scholarship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Suraj Kushwaha ’20 Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett Fellowship Nicolas Karim Trad DAAD Graduate Study Scholarship Ana Patricia Esqueda ’19 Camille Emineh Rullan Buxo Naomi Fesseha ’19 Rhodes Scholarship Steven Mateo Gomez ’19 Aaron Caleb Robertson Martin A. Dale ’53 Fellowship Lucas Rene Ramos ’19 Margaret O’Neill Wright Linda Song ’19 Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Scholarship Rebecca Noelle Keener Fulbright Grant Mellon Associates Shannon Mitsuye Osaka Charles Sinan Argon Victoria Navarro ’18 Scott Michael Bechler Bethlee M. Lindor ’18 Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative Dylan Blau Edelstein George J. Mitchell Scholarship Alice Taylor Catanzaro Kishan Ameet Bhatt Sarah Elizabeth Gianakon Elizabeth Anne Magill Sell Emily I-Li Chen Patience Elizabeth Haggin ’14 Olivia Grace Hompe National Defense Science and Nabil Shaikh Amelia Mary Hankla Engineering Graduate Fellowship Rachel Anne Herrera Alana Marta Jaskir (NDSEG) Schwarzman Scholarship Hana Lethen Pranav Gokhale ’15 Jacob Ross Cannon Lara Michelle Norgaard Kevin Patrick Griffin Preston Jordan Lim Nabil Shaikh Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Samuel Zev Maron Emery Ted Real Bird Vidushi Sharma National Science Foundation Elisa Karina Steele Molly Elizabeth Reiner Amanda Grace Swenson ’14 Fellowship Kevin Alexander Wong Adam Joseph Bowman Graham Matthew Turk Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for Harrison Connor Waldon Jalisha Monaye Braxton ’16 Nathaniel James Wei Jessica Nicole Kirven Brooks ’13 New Americans Cara Ann Zampino Leah Beth Bushin ’14 Mariana Olaizola ’13 Ethan Chen Campbell ’16 Shivani. V Radhakrishnan ’11 Gates Cambridge Scholarship Renata Montserrat Diaz ’15 Erica Lijia Cao ’13 David Benjamin Durst ’15 Harry S. Truman Scholarship Penina Pearl Krieger Adam Joshua Fisch ’15 Miranda Rosen ’18 Jack B. Greisman ’14 Natasha Salah Turkmani Witherspoon Scholarship Charlotte Morris Williams Amelia Mary Hankla Siddhartha Visveswara Jayanti Claire Ashmead Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Erika Laura Kirgios Yenching Academy Scholarship Lamia Ateshian ’18 Colin Paul Lualdi Sally Jiao ’18 Peter Seho Park Miryam Amsili ’14 Jonathan Hsijing Lu ’18 Ante Qu ’15 Asmod Karki ’16 Omkar Bhalchandra Shende ’18 Asheshananda Rambachan Summer Ramsay-Burrough Hertz Fellowship Tiffany Marie Richardson Preston Cosslett Kemeny ’15 Kevin Stanton Silmore ’16 Rebecca Winslow Smaha ’14 Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Mark Jensen Stone ’15 Prize Fellowship Maia Ilana ten Brink ’13 Ava Rose Hoffman George John Touloumes ’14 Lara Michelle Norgaard Robert Michael Weylandt Jr. ’12 Vidushi Sharma Yuval Wigderson ’16 Achille Tenkiang Lilia Shell Xie ’14 Maxim Elisha Zaslavsky ITO Foundation Scholarship Lucas Zavala ’13 Veronica Claire Nicholson ’16 Nicole Kathryn Zenes ’15

36 Valedictory Oration Advanced Degrees

Jin Yun Chow Presentation to the president, by Dean of Carson Mark Eisenach, Operations Research the Graduate School Sanjeev R. Kulkarni, and Financial Engineering Brahim Benmbark El Guabli, Comparative of candidates for advanced degrees; Literature The valedictory is awarded by vote of conferral of the degrees by the president. the faculty to one of the highest-ranking Paul Ellenbogen, Computer Science candidates for bachelor degrees. The Eugene Schiedler Evans, Plasma Physics Nicolas E. Fernandez-Arias, Economics special qualifications of a student as Master of Arts Thomas Ferreira de Lima, Electrical valedictorian are taken into account, as Engineering well as scholastic standing. DEGREE AWARDED Michelle Elizabeth Frazer, Atmospheric and 24 SEPTEMBER 2016 Oceanic Sciences Evan Kaveh Abbaszadeh, Molecular Biology Adi Fuchs, Electrical Engineering Alexander Reed Ades, Politics Brendan Robert Gallagher, Woodrow Wilson Naman Agarwal, Computer Science School of Public and International Affairs John Norman Alekna, History Jian Ge, Operations Research and Financial Kessie Alexandre, Anthropology Engineering Meir Alkon, Politics Kai Gong, Civil and Environmental Renee Eileen Altergott, French and Italian Engineering Languages and Cultures Jennifer Gossels, Computer Science David Hall Arnold, Economics Rebecca Alice Louise Gray, Mechanical and Abraham Tibebu Asfaw, Electrical Aerospace Engineering Engineering Julia Anne Grummitt, History Maria Avdeeva, Mathematics Olivia Lenhardt Guayasamin, Ecology and Paul Matthew Babinski, Germanic Languages Evolutionary Biology and Literatures Bernat Guillen Pegueroles, Applied and Yuntao Bai, Physics Computational Mathematics Walter Franklin Beers, History Dzmitry Halavach, History Amanda Stevie Bergman, Physics Weidong Han, Operations Research and Benjamin Stuart Bernard, History Financial Engineering Joshua Mark Samuel Bernstein, Economics Han Hao, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Adrien Gabriel Bilal, Economics Wei Hao, Quantitative and Computational Lorenzo Bondioli, History Biology Hans-Christian Boy, Politics Eva Harman, Anthropology Peter Thomas Brown, Physics Thomas Michael Hazard, Physics Brian Anderson Bullins, Computer Science Vicky Andrea Hioureas, History Ksenia Bulycheva, Physics Sukaina Hirji, Philosophy Irineo Cabreros, Applied and Computational Md. Shafayat Hossain, Electrical Engineering Mathematics Tsung-Lin Hsieh, Atmospheric and Oceanic Richard Alexander Calis, History Sciences Ian James Campbell, Philosophy Po-Shen Hsin, Physics Damien Capelle, Economics Kathleen Hu, Economics Lluis Alexandre Casanovas Blanco, School of Anders Priergaard Humlum, Economics Architecture Peter Jandovitz, Plasma Physics John Michael Chambers, Politics Hongyang Jia, Electrical Engineering Chiung-Yin Chang, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Caleb Dean Johnson, Economics Huiwen Chang, Computer Science Harry Adam Kalodner, Computer Science Theerachai Chanyaswad, Electrical Charalampos Katsiardis, Economics Engineering Yasin Kaya, Electrical Engineering Yichen Chen, Computer Science Saeed Ahmed Khan, Electrical Engineering Yifeng Chen, Electrical Engineering Eva Kiesele, Religion Yuanxin Chen, East Asian Studies Natalia Klimova, Slavic Languages and Xin Rong Chua, Atmospheric and Oceanic Literatures Sciences Korhan Koçak, Politics Spencer Koncius Clark, Atmospheric and Charles Ashley Kollmer, History (History of Oceanic Sciences Science) Emma Laraine Curran, Classics Brian Francis Kraus, Plasma Physics Xiaoliang Dai, Electrical Engineering Steven D. Kreeger, Woodrow Wilson School of Ruth Dannenfelser, Computer Science Public and International Affairs Benson Dale Deverett, Molecular Biology Andres Lajous Loaeza, Sociology David Edward Dunning, History (History of Alexey Lavrov, Electrical Engineering Science) Andrew Kenneth Ledford, Sociology Rajkrishna Dutta, Geosciences Noah Louis Levin, Classics Jingjing Lin, Physics

37 Ke-Chih Lin, Electrical Engineering Yinqi Tang, Electrical Engineering Caitlin Elise Crandell, English Yushan Liu, Electrical Engineering Pierre-Yves Camille Régis Taunay, Mechanical Vinicius de Aguiar Furuie, Anthropology Xinyi Minnie Liu, Mechanical and Aerospace and Aerospace Engineering Anthony DeGennaro, Mechanical and Engineering Mélanie Terrasse, Sociology Aerospace Engineering Xuyang Lu, Electrical Engineering Shreyas Samir Tikare, Mathematics Harris Winter Doshay, Politics Jingyu Luo, Physics Fabian Gunter Werner Trottner, Economics Cassandra Victoria Emmons, Politics Asya Magazinnik, Politics Joseph Tsiamoglou, Anthropology Ted Enamorado, Politics Maurício Massao Soares Matsumoto, Carissa Leanne Tudor, Politics Gregory H. Ferguson-Cradler, History (History Economics Nicholas Larry Turner, Computer Science of Science) Rachael Sarah McLellan, Politics Isaac Kazuo Uyehara, Ecology and Erik Fredericksen, Classics Jonathan Aryeh Mehlman, Electrical Evolutionary Biology Huan He, Physics Engineering David Vartanyan, Astrophysical Sciences Daniel Winston Healey, Art and Archaeology Kelvin Mei, Physics Prashanth Sanjeev Venkataram, Electrical Julia Michiko Hori, English Themistoklis Melissaris, Computer Science Engineering Erin Islo, Philosophy Joel Joseph Mittleman, Sociology Chloe Vettier, French and Italian Languages Dongxian Jiang, Politics Joao Morais Carreira Pereira, Applied and and Cultures Katherine Lynn King, Art and Archaeology Computational Mathematics Marius Andrei Vrajitoarea, Electrical Peter F. Kitlas, Near Eastern Studies Tong Mu, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Engineering Sarah-Jane Jessica Koulen, Anthropology Vadim Munirov, Plasma Physics Sameer Wagh, Electrical Engineering Matthew Mahavir Kumar, English Ariana Natalie Myers, History David Austin Walsh, History Yena Lee, Philosophy Elahesadat Naghib, Operations Research and Wudi Wang, Physics Qinyuan Lei, East Asian Studies Financial Engineering Alexandra Margot Werth, Electrical Yaqiong Li, Physics Ching Ho Justin Ng, Atmospheric and Oceanic Engineering Alexandra Gabrielle Libby, Neuroscience Sciences Nora Schertz Willett, Computer Science Alyssa Justine Maldonado-Estrada, Religion Charles Spencer Nichols, Electrical Anwar Jason Windawi, Sociology Kyle Graham Masson, Music Engineering Christian Klaus Wolf, Economics Thomas Edwin Matusiak, Spanish and Qi Nie, Electrical Engineering Audrye Yunqi Wong, Woodrow Wilson School Portuguese Lindsay Ofrias, Anthropology of Public and International Affairs Alexandra Mayorga, Politics Nicole Anne Pangborn, Sociology Can Wu, Electrical Engineering Anne Caitlin Mennen, Neuroscience Emma Catherine Patten, Anthropology Kaicong Wu, School of Architecture Erin Lynn Miller, Politics Sofia Maya Pinedo-Padoch, Anthropology Yonglong Xie, Physics Sebastian Musslick, Neuroscience Charly Porcher, Economics Semih Yagli, Electrical Engineering Mai Lin Nguyen, Psychology Samuel John Preston, Philosophy Mai Yamaguchi, Art and Archaeology Elizabeth Ryan Nugent, Politics Andrew Thomas Proctor, Politics Jin Hee Yoo, History Hamidreza Omidvar, Civil and Environmental Mallika Randeria, Physics Kyla Morgan Young, History Engineering Tanika Raychaudhuri, Politics Ye Yu, Electrical Engineering Franz Peter Ostrizek, Economics Hannah Florence Rubinton, Economics Yifan Yu, Economics Christine Marie Ostrowski, Economics Emilce Santana, Sociology Andrei Zeleneev, Economics Renato Pagliara Vasquez, Mechanical and James Nathan Sasso, Politics Hansen Zhang, Computer Science Aerospace Engineering Olivier Savary Belanger, Computer Science Hejia Zhang, Electrical Engineering Tyler Blalock Pratt, Politics David Philip Berrigan Schroeren, Philosophy Jeffrey Zhang, Operations Research and Matthew Paul Ritger, English John Mark Schutte, Woodrow Wilson School of Financial Engineering Caitlin Elizabeth Ryan, Art and Archaeology Public and International Affairs Linguang Zhang, Computer Science David Barron Schwartz, Sociology Muhammad Shahbaz, Computer Science Tao Zhang, Chemistry Kimia Rose Shahrokh Shahi, Art and Mohammad Shahrad, Electrical Engineering Yinda Zhang, Computer Science Archaeology Sepehr Shahshahani, Politics Yunqin Zheng, Physics Aliyah M. Shanti, Music Travis Keith Sharp, Woodrow Wilson School of Yiqiao Zhong, Operations Research and Yeon Soon Shin, Neuroscience Public and International Affairs Financial Engineering Patrick Joseph Signoret West, Politics Jenny Shen, Economics Chengliang Zhu, Physics Kristen Holly Starkowski, English Hilary Shi, Economics Qian Zhu, Computer Science Daniel L. Tavana, Politics Denis Shishkin, Economics Emre Turkoz, Mechanical and Aerospace Scott Howard Silver, Electrical Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Engineering Sondre Ulvund Solstad, Politics 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Cameron Alexander VanSant, English David Warren Sroczynski, Chemical Jonathan Cesar Aguirre, Spanish and Wei Wang, Classics Engineering Portuguese Erik Haixiao Wang, Politics Diana Mariana Stanescu, Politics Sonja Marie Andersen, Germanic Languages Kengran Yang, Civil and Environmental Xiaohang Sun, Electrical Engineering and Literatures Engineering Yixin Sun, Computer Science Skyler Paladin Anderson, History Adrian M. Young, History (History of Science) Martin Wesley Sybblis, Sociology Anat Benzvi, Germanic Languages and Ryan Matthew Zaluzec, English Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo, Computer Science Literatures Wang Zhan, Civil and Environmental Saki Takahashi, Ecology and Evolutionary Ruthie Breina Birger, Ecology and Engineering Biology Evolutionary Biology Naser Talebizadeh Sardari, Mathematics Killian Bartlett Clarke, Politics

38 DEGREE AWARDED Megan Marie Colonnetta, Molecular Biology Skyler Elizabeth Negrete, Art and Archaeology 28 JANUARY 2017 Sara Katherine Sophie Daley, Chemistry Bryan Andrew Nerger, Chemical Engineering Heejin Ahn, Computer Science Thomas Hercules Davies, Classics Danrui Ni, Chemistry Rebecca Ann Alizzi, Molecular Biology Megan Elizabeth Eardley, School of Alex Gregory Novoselov, Mechanical and Theresa Fruzsina Andrasfay, Population Architecture Aerospace Engineering Studies Anat Etzion-Fuchs, Quantitative and Zoi Paraskevopoulou, Computer Science Mehmet Emin Basbug, Electrical Engineering Computational Biology Aubrey Rose Paris, Chemistry Christopher T. Beck, Computer Science Adam Eli Fisher, Mechanical and Aerospace Aleena Laxmi Patel, Chemical Engineering Felix Frederic Leonhard Borjans, Physics Engineering Leonid Pogorelyuk, Mechanical and Lili X. Cai, Neuroscience Elaine Rose Fitz Gibbon, Germanic Languages Aerospace Engineering and Literatures Laura Jan Chang, Physics Noam Reich, Politics Curt Anderson Gambetta, School of Liora Connor, English Leah Margareta Gazzo Reisman, Sociology Architecture Laura Monica Roberts, Computer Science Elliot Andrew Dine, Molecular Biology Patricia Daniela Garcia, Molecular Biology Caroline Ann Doherty, Molecular Biology Nicholas Alexander Rohrbaugh, Psychology Nikolaos Giannarakis, Computer Science Anthony John Savas, Mechanical and Michaela Jo Eickhoff, Molecular Biology Megan Elizabeth Gilbert, East Asian Studies Jacqueline Grimm, Molecular Biology Aerospace Engineering Leah Luan Gillion, Sociology Robert John Scheffler, Molecular Biology Elmer Guardado-Sanchez, Physics James Andrew Gilman, Politics Elizabeth Mary Hart, Molecular Biology Michael Jakob Schillinger, Art and Matthieu Gomez, Economics Archaeology Katherine E. Hill, Molecular Biology Brandon Stuart Green, Art and Archaeology Russell Tyler Smith, Chemistry Jung Pyo Hong, Physics Kaichen Gu, Chemical Engineering Elliot Taffet, Chemistry Gulnaz Jenish, Operations Research and Yixin Guo, Woodrow Wilson School of Public Financial Engineering Chu Cheyenne Teng, Electrical Engineering and International Affairs Chang Tian, Chemical Engineering Christian Baadsgaard Jepsen, Physics Tanya Gupta, Mechanical and Aerospace Aaron Kurosu, Psychology Brian Raymond Trundy, Physics Engineering Luciano Vanni, Art and Archaeology Kyung Min Lee, Electrical Engineering Madeleine Louise Haddon, Art and Sihang Liang, Physics Byron Vickers, Operations Research and Archaeology Financial Engineering Noah Roth Mandell, Plasma Physics Joseph Clay Hamill Jr., Chemical Engineering Raissa Antonia Von Doetinchem de Rande, James K. Martin II, Molecular Biology Sarah Katherine Hammer, Chemical Religion Nicholas Robert Martin, Molecular Biology Engineering Yucheng Wang, Chemical Engineering Sanjay Moudgalya, Physics Soojung Han, East Asian Studies Luke Christopher Waring, East Asian Studies Laura Alexis Murray, Molecular Biology Michael Ryan Haugbro, Chemistry Abraham E. Wolf, Chemical Engineering Cecilia Palombo, Near Eastern Studies Tyler Matthew Heist, Quantitative and Fan Yang, Mechanical and Aerospace Sunil Pandey, Electrical Engineering Computational Biology Engineering Trung Van Phan, Physics Katherine Rae Hilliard, Comparative Shengyu Yang, East Asian Studies Federica Querin, Population Studies Literature Jeffrey Michael Young, Chemical Engineering Angela Radulescu, Psychology Matthew Ryan Honegger, Music Yingxian Yu, Mechanical and Aerospace Michael Joseph Rale, Molecular Biology Yuwen Hu, Physics Engineering Nina Rouhani, Psychology Luca Victor Iliesiu, Physics Robert Lee Zeinstra III, History Cheng Shi, Molecular Biology Sravya Jangareddy, Chemical Engineering Tianhan Zhang, Mechanical and Aerospace Brian Bailey Silver, Molecular Biology In-Jee Jeong, Mathematics Engineering Vinay Ganesh Sitapati, Politics Yundi Jiang, Chemical Engineering Zhaoyue Zhang, Chemistry Jean Allen Smith, Molecular Biology Zhaorong Jin, Mathematics Zidong Zhang, Quantitative and Akshay Yelleshpur Srikant, Physics Shannon Keenan, Chemical Engineering Computational Biology Eyan Yeung, Molecular Biology Jared Phillip Klein, Chemical Engineering Evan Minghao Zhao, Chemical Engineering Lianfeng Zhao, Electrical Engineering Katherine-Aroussiag Kokmanian, Mechanical Jonathan Zung, Computer Science and Aerospace Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Bryan Jacob Kudisch, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED 8 APRIL 2017 Kerstin M. Larsen, Philosophy 6 JUNE 2017 Yong Yao Loh, Chemistry Dylan Jonathan Abrams, Chemistry Hiba Abdel-Jaber, Civil and Environmental Megan Baumhammer, History (History of Victoria Hoi Yee Luu, Geosciences Engineering Science) Katja Edeltrud Luxem, Geosciences Andrew David Alt, Plasma Physics Jonathan Samuel Berliner, Psychology Ziyao Ma, East Asian Studies Lev Arzamasskiy, Astrophysical Sciences Meredith Ann Borden, Chemistry Chester Edward Markwalter, Chemical Justine Lucy Atkins, Ecology and Evolutionary Laura Ana Bustamante, Neuroscience Engineering Biology Marcos Felipe Calegari Andrade, Chemistry Eric Ryan McCaslin, Chemical Engineering Ruying Bao, Applied and Computational Elizabeth Marieka Carnicom, Chemistry Andrew James Meichan, Chemistry Mathematics Carson Chan, School of Architecture Elis Gabriela Mendoza Mejia, School of Alexander Becker, Ecology and Evolutionary Architecture Xu Chen, Woodrow Wilson School of Public Biology and International Affairs Anders Francis Miltner, Computer Science Jessamin Hope Birdsall, Sociology Wen Kang Chou, Chemical Engineering Gabriel Maurice Moore, Molecular Biology Megan Michelle Blanchard, Sociology Olivia Jessica Chu, Quantitative and Nicholas Frank Camilleri Morante, Molecular Brandy Angeline Briones, Psychology Computational Biology Biology Leah Beth Bushin, Chemistry Martin Cobas Sosa, School of Architecture Benjamin Orion Murphy, Art and Archaeology Kyle Patrick Chauvin, Economics

39 Gilbert Jae-Young Choi, Chemistry William Robert Smith, Politics Master in Finance, Simon Joynson Cooper, Chemistry Vivian Theresa Steyert, Mechanical and Alexandra Lee DeCandia, Ecology and Aerospace Engineering Bendheim Center for Finance Evolutionary Biology John Martin Stogin III, Mathematics Taylor A. Eggan, English Xin Sun, Geosciences DEGREE AWARDED 6 JUNE 2017 Megan Ayana Emmanuel, Chemistry Andrew Michael Taverner, Quantitative and Alireza Fatollahi, Philosophy Computational Biology Redwane Amin David Feng, Mechanical and Aerospace Nhu Le Hoang Tran, Chemistry Antonio Arduini Engineering Uno Brosten Vaaland, Applied and Steven Michael Burnett Weibo Fu, Mathematics Computational Mathematics Aurelie Yuhan Cai Gregory Joseph Gauthier, Mathematics Mercedes Valmisa Oviedo, East Asian Studies Yue Cao Eric M. Glover, English Noemi Vergopolan da Rocha, Civil and Priyanka Chatterjee Christy Vaughn Graves, Applied and Environmental Engineering Aurele Galle Computational Mathematics Peter Michael Waddell, Chemistry Nina Gnedin Gozde Guran, Sociology Hannah Catherine Waight, Sociology Jeremie James Holdom Matthew Gregory Halbasch, Physics Huaiju Wang, Chemistry Ying Huang Casey Nissa Hedstrom, History Qingcan Wang, Applied and Computational Aditi Jain Janet E. Hine, Anthropology Mathematics Polina Kanel Thomas Hodson, Mechanical and Aerospace Maxwell B. Watkins, Chemistry Clement Jian Xing Lee Engineering Eric William Webb, Chemistry Tiansheng Li Tristen C. Hohman, Mechanical and Aerospace Jennifer Alida Ruth Willemsen, Civil and Xiang Li Engineering Environmental Engineering Luana Majdalani Peter Christopher Leslie Humphries, Kevin Wu, Chemistry Qiankun Niu Mathematics Rui Xu, Astrophysical Sciences Johan Loick Orban Syed Muhammad Saad Imran, Chemistry Mohammad Mahdi Yazdi, Mathematics Raaj Rohan Reddy Pasunoor Kalyani Monteiro Jayasankar, Sociology Zhilei Zhao, Ecology and Evolutionary Ruoyang Peng Biology Gregory D. Johnsen, Near Eastern Studies Chase Nathan Perlen Hwon Kim, Chemistry Yaofeng Zhong, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Alexander Manuel Rivas Yann Marcel Koby, Economics Yan Ping Tham Elijah John Kolmes, Plasma Physics Caleb Carson Levy, Applied and Master of Fine Arts Computational Mathematics Master in Architecture, Liliya Leybova, Molecular Biology DEGREE AWARDED School of Architecture Tianyi Li, Geosciences 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Wenying Liao, Ecology and Evolutionary Yuri Valerievich Boguinia, Music DEGREE AWARDED Biology 6 JUNE 2017 Chun Liu, Chemistry (Composition) Yuchen Liu, Mathematics Ryan Casey Barney Nicolas A. Lopez, Plasma Physics DEGREE AWARDED Emma Mary Benintende 6 JUNE 2017 Nadirah Mansour, Near Eastern Studies Shujie Chen Shengkai Alwin Mao, Astrophysical Sciences Christopher Leake Douthitt, Music Jessica Lynn Colangelo Kinnari Lileathe Matheson, Molecular Biology (Composition) Taylor Anthony Cornelson Christoph Mikulaschek, Politics Pascal Le Boeuf, Music (Composition) Phillip Ryan Denny Dylan Humphrey Morris, Ecology and Matthew Kendall McBane, Music Lixing Feng Evolutionary Biology (Composition) Tyler Morgan Kvochick Isabel Mae Morris, Civil and Environmental Anna Pidgorna, Music (Composition) Jedy Yue Lau Engineering Daniel Alexander Silliman, Music Lukas Lesina Debiasi John Geary Murphy, Geosciences (Composition) Jiyuan Li Ian Emanuel Ochs, Plasma Physics Annika Kale Socolofsky, Music (Composition) Myles Mccaulay Patryk Pjanka, Astrophysical Sciences Kendall Kevin Williams, Music (Composition) Kevin Brian Pazik Arjun Brandreth Potter, Ecology and Maria de las Mercedes Peralta Evolutionary Biology Andrew Michael John Percival Malavika Rajeev, Ecology and Evolutionary Master of Arts in Near Ryan Leigh Roark Biology Eastern Studies Francois Sabourin Laurentiu Rodina, Physics Laura Salazar David Thomas Salkowski, Music DEGREE AWARDED Ji Shi Colin Peter Sandon, Mathematics 24 SEPTEMBER 2016 Benjamin Vanmuysen Danielle Rebecca Schlesinger, Geosciences Kristine Janelle Gift, Near Eastern Studies Weiwei Zhang Edward Charles Schrom, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology DEGREE AWARDED Arianna Elizabeth Sherman, Civil and 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Environmental Engineering Jordana Palgon, Near Eastern Studies Susannah Claire Shoemaker, Applied and Computational Mathematics

40 Master in Public Affairs, Julia Grant Reed DEGREE AWARDED Milan Monet Inez Reed 6 JUNE 2017 Woodrow Wilson School Kevin Daniel Rosenberg Ghassen Jerfel, Computer Science of Public and International Emily Charlotte Ruskin Karan Kathpalia, Computer Science Affairs Hannah Rachel Safford Rebecca Kristine Napolitano, Civil and Ali Shehzad Environmental Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Ken David Sofer Alexander Antoni Niewiarowski, Civil and 28 JANUARY 2017 Adityaraman Sriraman Environmental Engineering Mark Anthony Stevens Jr. Bradley Mark O’Brien, Mechanical and Hervé Richard Thomas Ryan Edward Stoffers Aerospace Engineering Amanda Lee Ming Tan Huilian Qiu, Computer Science DEGREE AWARDED Weitao Shuai, Civil and Environmental 6 JUNE 2017 Thomas Robert Tasche Ann Michelle Thompson Engineering Rafael Almeida Richard Colin Campbell Todd Yiheng Tao, Civil and Environmental Jacob Eldon Appel Francisco Javier Varela Sandoval Engineering Nayha Arora Simone Paige Webster Eric Isaac Teitelbaum, Civil and Environmental Bethany Katharine Atkins Alexa Nicole Weiss Engineering Albert Edward Atkinson Julianne Whittaker Vanessa Obiageli Uzonwanne, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Jaime Benrey Bejar Mor Yahalom Graham Scott Campbell Kiran N. Vodrahalli, Computer Science Vivian Liang Chang Lirong Xue, Operations Research and Eilyn Chong Master in Public Policy, Financial Engineering Nicholas Hazard Collins Woodrow Wilson School Asa Jeremiah Craig Master of Engineering Yusuf Dahl of Public and International Evan Paul DeFilippis Affairs DEGREE AWARDED Claire Elizabeth Denton-Spalding 8 APRIL 2017 Shekeima Algiareen Dockery DEGREE AWARDED 6 JUNE 2017 Michael B. Galvin, Mechanical and Aerospace Olivia Michelle Dowling Engineering Jonathan Cody Freimark Tom Ahi Dror Laura Donnelly Gault Roben Eduardo Alfonso DEGREE AWARDED Colin James Gilbert Hillary Ann Allegretti 6 JUNE 2017 Crystal Marie Godina Jonathan Trevor Austin Cara Rachel Goldenberg Asha Louise Brooks Ranjana Lakshmi Addanki, Computer Science Srikar Gullapalli Michael Lewis Buckler Mingru Bai, Computer Science Óscar A. Hernández Natasha Mabel Hirschfeld Kevin Georges Boutarel, Computer Science Jack Andrew Hoskins Alexandra Leah Kahan William James Eggert, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Meredith Leigh Houck Uriah Michael King Mikkel Kringelbach, Computer Science Michael Richard Kelvington Ari Leonard Maas Marc Alexander Leef, Computer Science Aja Sierra Kennedy Morgan McClain-McKinney Aohui Lin, Computer Science Annie D. Khoa Vasanthakumar Namasivayam Hussein Riaz Nagree, Computer Science Aparna Krishnamurthy Andrew Michael Newman Andreas Winther Rousing, Mechanical and Roseanne Thurber Lais Cillian Nolan Aerospace Engineering Steven Frank Petric Stephen Coleman Lassiter Hannah Rachel Safford, Civil and Mae Ann Lindsey Silvana Del Valle Rodriguez Environmental Engineering Yanchuan Liu Joshua Allan Roper Ming-Yee Tsang, Computer Science Lance Yi Liu Aparna Seth David Cromer Logan Ajoy Sharma Chad Michael Maddox Thien Huong Tran Ana Georgina Marin Espinosa Hugh Ellis Walker III Tania Mindy Mathurin Robert Crenshaw Watts IV Conner Brannen McDowell Marian Deborah Messing Eri Nakatani Master of Science Luna Vuu Nguyen in Engineering Ann Sheree Oluwafemi Sajda Ouachtouki DEGREE AWARDED Alexandra Kai Parma 28 JANUARY 2017 David Joseph Peterson Ting-Yu Ko, Electrical Engineering Hong Van Thi Pham Trevor Anthony Pierce Ewan Rankin

41 Doctor of Philosophy Evan Hepler-Smith, History (History of Lauren G. Senesac, Sociology Science) Cheng Shi, Molecular Biology DEGREE AWARDED Seyed Hossein Hezaveh, Civil and Simon Theodore Shogry, Philosophy 24 SEPTEMBER 2016 Environmental Engineering Valerie Wynn Shurtleff, Chemistry Spencer Alan Hill, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology and Social Sciences Policy Megan Amanda Steffen, Anthropology Sukaina Hirji, Philosophy Jiri Stehlik, Physics Evan Kaveh Abbaszadeh, Molecular Biology Kenric Joseph Hoegler, Molecular Biology Carolyn Abott, Politics and Social Policy Jeffrey Davin O’Neill Strong, Atmospheric and Michael Thomas Hoffman, Politics Oceanic Sciences Leslie Arnold Alexis, Molecular Biology Graham Andrew Basil Hone, Chemistry Ai-Lei Sun, Astrophysical Sciences Caitlin Dennis Allen, Chemical Engineering Alex Ryan Howe, Astrophysical Sciences Qiuyang Sun, Chemistry Lauren Maria Anllo, Molecular Biology Katharine P. D. Huemoeller, Classics Angelina Sylvain, Neuroscience Maria Avdeeva, Mathematics Jennifer A. Huynh, Sociology Naser Talebizadeh Sardari, Mathematics Luis Aviles, Architecture Yoaav Alexander Isaacs, Philosophy Jonathan Beryl Carr Tannen, Public Affairs Ji Hyun Bak, Physics Patrick Steven Ishizuka, Sociology and Social and Demography Alisa Crouch Ballard, Slavic Languages and Policy Fidel J. Tavárez, History Literatures Tess Elizabeth Jeffers, Quantitative and Melissa Teixeira, History Michael Jeremy Barany, History (History of Computational Biology Science) Conrad Michael Tenenbaum, Molecular Xin Jin, Computer Science Biology Caleb Deen Bastian, Applied and Hrishikesh Suhas Joshi, Philosophy Computational Mathematics Matthew Naoki Tokeshi, Politics and Social Wenhua Ju, Astrophysical Sciences Policy Sema Berkiten, Computer Science Waitsang Keung, Neuroscience Juha Kasperi Tolvanen, Economics Debajit Bhattacharya, Electrical Engineering Vedika Khemani, Physics Dimitrios Tsementzis, Philosophy Vaughn Angelo Booker Jr., Religion Yuehaw Khoo, Physics Carlos J. Velasco Rivera, Politics Dennis Patrick Boyle, Astrophysical Sciences Ringi Kim, Applied and Computational (Plasma Physics) Chu Wang, Applied and Computational Mathematics Mathematics Hanna Budayeva, Molecular Biology Patricia M. Kim, Politics Weichen Wang, Operations Research and Nathan David Calvert, Mechanical and K. Scarlett Kingsley, Classics Financial Engineering Aerospace Engineering Theodore Michael Lechterman, Politics Xuecheng Wang, Mathematics Emilio Carlo Maria Capettini, Classics Jeongseog Lee, Physics Yuyan Wang, Operations Research and Junyi Chai, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Daniil Markovich Leiderman, Art and Financial Engineering Allison June Barlow Chaney, Computer Archaeology Emily Ambrose Wang, Slavic Languages and Science Aitor Lewkowycz Zapirain, Physics Literatures Miriam Chusid, Art and Archaeology Chenchuan Li, Economics Christopher Joseph White, Astrophysical Colby James Clabaugh, Politics Qi Li, Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences Sarah Ross Coleman, History Tian Liang, Physics Daniel Wodak, Philosophy Zachary Ball Cooper, Public and International Daniel Mark Wolt, Philosophy Affairs Susanna Liljegren Bergman, Chemistry and Materials Science Jessica Wright, Classics Samuel Durham Cooper, Classics Changle Lin, Operations Research and Hatice Gizem Yayla, Chemistry Megan Teresa deBettencourt, Neuroscience Financial Engineering Liangsheng Zhang, Physics Mykola Dedushenko, Physics Fangfei Liu, Electrical Engineering Zheyun Zhang, Civil and Environmental Sili Deng, Mechanical and Aerospace Yanbing Liu, Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Gabriel López-Moctezuma, Politics Qian Zhu, Computer Science Katherine Digianantonio, Chemistry David Joseph Luet, Mechanical and Aerospace Ann Elizabeth Donnelly, Chemistry Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Art and Archaeology Allan Patrick Doyle, Matthew James Lutz, Ecology and 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Katherine Edwards, Computer Science Evolutionary Biology Steven Donald Atkinson, Mechanical and Benjamin Harris Ewing, Politics Michaela Markham McSweeney, Philosophy Jie Feng, Mechanical and Aerospace Aerospace Engineering Mahim Misra, Chemical Engineering Ruthie Breina Birger, Ecology and Engineering David Molk, Music (Composition) Christopher Michael Florio, History Evolutionary Biology Christian Alexander Moser, Economics Geoffrey F. Cebula, Slavic Languages and Ivy Camille Fortmeyer, Chemistry and Muhammad Daud Munir, Politics Materials Science Literatures Andrew John Musacchio, Chemistry Emma Cassel Fuller, Ecology and Cleo Beichen Chou, Ecology and Evolutionary Evolutionary Biology Andrea Oñate-Madrazo, History Biology Ankit Garg, Computer Science James Earl Pander III, Chemistry Anthony DeGennaro, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering José Antonio Garmilla, Astrophysical Sciences Adam Francis Antonio Pellegrini, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Janeria Alexis Easley, Sociology Douglas M. Gildow, Religion Alexandra Sasha Rahlin, Physics Gregory H. Ferguson-Cradler, History (History Aaron Joseph Gottlieb, Sociology and Social of Science) Policy Sudhir Raskutti, Astrophysical Sciences Katherine Elisabeth Fitch, Mechanical and Imene Rym Goumiri, Mechanical and Juan Pablo Sagredo, Operations Research and Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering Financial Engineering Cristina Florea, History András Gyenis, Physics Charles Louis Samuelson, French and Italian Languages and Cultures Arlyss Logan Gease, Philosophy Yuchen Han, Molecular Biology Megan Elizabeth Sarno, Music David Paul Henreckson, Religion

42 Yannis Antonio Guzman, Chemical Elise Lauren Bonner, Music Nicholas Frank Camilleri Morante, Molecular Engineering Hande Boyaci, Chemistry Biology Francis McIntire Haas, Mechanical and Daniel Moon-hyung Choi, Molecular Biology Kyle Michael Samperton, Geosciences Aerospace Engineering Scott Thomas McGregor Dawson, Mechanical Jennifer Michelle Schieltz, Ecology and Phillip Matthew Hannam, Public and and Aerospace Engineering Evolutionary Biology International Affairs Fei Ding, Electrical Engineering Suin Shim, Mechanical and Aerospace Reut Harari, History (History of Science) Megan M. Ewing, Germanic Languages and Engineering Yossi Harpaz, Sociology Literatures Anthony James Sigillito, Electrical Katherine Anderson Hartl, Mechanical and Daniela Ursula Fabricius, Architecture Engineering Aerospace Engineering Rachel Cleaveland Gaubinger, English Joseph Renaldo Vella, Chemical Engineering Michael James Hay, Astrophysical Sciences Soumyadeep Ghosh, Computer Science Zhuo Wang, Electrical Engineering (Plasma Physics) Erin Elizabeth Gray, Chemistry Wang Zhan, Civil and Environmental Naga Praveen Kumar Katta, Computer Science Anna Kathryn Hailey, Chemical Engineering Engineering C. Brenhin Keller, Geosciences and Materials Science Jaya Khanna, Atmospheric and Oceanic Taehee Han, Mechanical and Aerospace DEGREE AWARDED Sciences Engineering 6 JUNE 2017 Ghootae Kim, Psychology Guangda Hu, Computer Science Hiba Abdel-Jaber, Civil and Environmental Yan Li, Operations Research and Financial Qixing Ji, Geosciences Engineering Engineering Tina Lee, Sociology SeHyoun Ahn, Economics Kevin Andrew Mazur, Politics and Social Alexandra Lee Lerner, History Derek Thomas Ahneman, Chemistry Policy Sarah Williams Lynch, Art and Archaeology Hessameddin Akhlaghpour, Neuroscience Mostafa Momen, Civil and Environmental Ryan Thomas Modrak, Geosciences Muneeb Ali, Computer Science Engineering Arsalan Mosenia, Electrical Engineering Cristian Emmanuel Alonso, Economics Todd Alexander Mooring, Atmospheric and Religion Oceanic Sciences William M. Plevan, Jesse Thomas Ault, Mechanical and Aerospace Sanket Satpathy, Electrical Engineering Engineering M. A. Mueed, Electrical Engineering William Lewis Scott III, Mechanical and Daniel Barish, History Wei Peng, Public and International Affairs Aerospace Engineering Theresa C. Barrett, Molecular Biology Genevieve Beatrice Plant, Electrical Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma Engineering Lei Shi, Thomas McCabe Bartlett, Molecular Biology Physics) Daria Ricchi, Architecture Tejal Bhamre, Physics Vinay Ganesh Sitapati, Politics Kevin Stephen Sallah, Chemical Engineering Jeremy Isaac Borjon, Psychology and Jean Allen Smith, Molecular Biology Neuroscience Marie Sanquer, French and Italian Languages Electrical Engineering and Cultures Pramod Subramanyan, Adam Thomas Brockett, Psychology and Kelly M. Swartz, English Neuroscience Mali Annika Skotheim, Classics Xin Teng, Chemistry Nicholas Otto Butler, Economics Samuel Jacob Bruninga Socolar, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Saul Ruben Thorkelson, Sociology F. Miguel Caballero Vázquez, Spanish and Portuguese Garner Richard Soltes, Molecular Biology Matthew K. Vallon, Chemistry and Materials Science Kyle Patrick Chauvin, Economics Ariana Rebecca Strandburg-Peshkin, Quantitative and Computational Biology Timothy Wayne West, Slavic Languages and Yu Chen, Electrical Engineering Literatures Colin Robert Twomey, Ecology and Christopher Vicente Hsin-Hung Sandoval Evolutionary Biology Hannah Marietta Zanowski, Atmospheric and Chen, Chemical Engineering Oceanic Sciences Michael Wang, Electrical Engineering Bolong Cheng, Electrical Engineering Wei Wang, Classics Gilbert Jae-Young Choi, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED Colin Ray Watson, Quantitative and Michael Anthony Chow, Psychology 8 APRIL 2017 Computational Biology Peter Conti-Brown, History Dror Weil, East Asian Studies Kathleen Alda Balthrop-Lewis, Religion Anthony Michael Cross, Philosophy Shawn Scott Westerdale, Physics Adam Barry Burns, Chemical Engineering Stephanie Renee Debats, Civil and Kristen Daisy Windmuller-Luna, Art and Harriet Calver, English Environmental Engineering Archaeology Matthew P. Chang, Electrical Engineering Xiaoyang Sean Dong, Economics Amy Kaye Winter, Demography (Population Ana Maria Fernandez Cebrian, Spanish and Cydney Hurston Dupree, Psychology and Studies) Portuguese Social Policy Adrian M. Young, History (History of Science) Vasily I. Geyko, Astrophysical Sciences Taylor A. Eggan, English and Interdisciplinary Humanities (Plasma Physics) Mark B. Esposito, Molecular Biology Yanhua Yuan, Geosciences Richard Moshe Katzwer, Economics Hanieh Falahati, Quantitative and Eric Jiahua Zhang, Electrical Engineering Min Young Kim, Chemistry and Materials Computational Biology Denis Aleksander Zhernokleyev, Slavic Science Matthew Solomon Feldman, Mechanical and Languages and Literatures Kerstin M. Larsen, Philosophy Aerospace Engineering Aaron Michael Levy, Physics Sean Rogers Friar, Music DEGREE AWARDED Kelsi Anne Lindblad, Quantitative and Ohad Fried, Computer Science 28 JANUARY 2017 Computational Biology Brendan Robert Gallagher, Public and International Affairs Nasser Alidoust, Physics Chang Liu, Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma Physics) Alfredo García, Sociology Mehmet Emin Basbug, Electrical Engineering James M. Mitrani, Astrophysical Sciences Gregory Joseph Gauthier, Mathematics Christopher T. Beck, Computer Science (Plasma Physics) Eric M. Glover, English Pathikrit Bhattacharya, Geosciences Matthieu Gomez, Economics

43 Tanya Gupta, Mechanical and Aerospace Catherine Irene Reilly, Comparative Literature Engineering Matthew Yenian Remillard, Molecular Biology Colleen Elizabeth Hannon, Molecular Biology Laurentiu Rodina, Physics Joshua Robert Hardenbrook, Physics Alexander Rodnyansky, Economics Adam Hatzikyriakou, Civil and Environmental Kira Alexandra Rose, Comparative Literature Engineering Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical Xinyu He, Electrical Engineering Engineering Jake Tompkins Herb, Chemistry and Materials Mark Taylor Rutledge II, Molecular Biology Science Gaurav Nath Sabharwal, Economics Matthew Blair Hernandez, Mathematics Marisa Brooke Sanders, Chemistry and Janet E. Hine, Anthropology Materials Science Tristen C. Hohman, Mechanical and Aerospace Colin Peter Sandon, Mathematics Engineering Kelsey Rose Schramma, Chemistry Sung Ki Hong, Economics Elizabeth Marie Seibel, Chemistry and Zongbo Huang, Economics Materials Science Peter Christopher Leslie Humphries, Margaret Marie Barbara Sena, History Mathematics Rezma Shrestha, Molecular Biology Amanda Irene Hurley, Molecular Biology Chris L. Sosa, Chemical Engineering Mark Lev Ioffe, Physics Matthew Moscicki Spellberg, Comparative Alexander Magnus Jakobsen, Economics Literature and Interdisciplinary Humanities Jonathan Marc Jara-Almonte, Astrophysical Nebojša Petar Stankovic, Art and Archaeology Sciences (Plasma Physics) Jill Farrington Stockwell, Comparative Ali Javadi-Abhari, Electrical Engineering Literature Hyuncheol Jeong, Chemical Engineering John Martin Stogin III, Mathematics Gregory D. Johnsen, Near Eastern Studies Meredith Anne TenHoor, Architecture Marcus Aaron Johnson Jr., Politics and Social Adedoyin Titilayo Teriba, Art and Archaeology Policy Sarah Catherine Town, Music Sang Beom Kim, Chemical Engineering Melissa Tuckman, English Amanda Ruth Klause, Classics Mercedes Valmisa Oviedo, East Asian Studies Raphael Krut-Landau, Philosophy Alejandro Nicolas Van der Ghote, Economics Tommi Petteri Lankila, History Channing Pierce Verbeck Jr., Economics Andrew Kenneth Ledford, Sociology Yingfei Wang, Computer Science Chaney Corey Lin, Physics Yulong Wang, Economics Rebecca Lauren Littman, Psychology and Justin Scott Weidner, Economics Social Policy Christina Welsch, History Chun Liu, Chemistry Julian Glenn West, Chemistry Yuchen Liu, Mathematics Kevin Wu, Chemistry Jen-Tang Lu, Electrical Engineering Mohammad Mahdi Yazdi, Mathematics Hoang Dung Lu, Chemical Engineering Yao-Wen Yeh, Electrical Engineering Gabriel Jen Shi Man, Electrical Engineering Jung eun Yoon, Economics and Materials Science Yu Zhang, Economics Dario Marconi, Geosciences Chen Zhao, Economics Kinnari Lileathe Matheson, Molecular Biology Tianqi Zhao, Operations Research and Thomas James Mazanec, East Asian Studies Financial Engineering and Interdisciplinary Humanities Mei Chai Zheng, Electrical Engineering Katherine Thompson McCabe, Politics Kathryn Jane McGarr, History Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Politics and Social Policy Nikhil Menon, History Alexander Michael Niziolek, Chemical Engineering Elizabeth Ryan Nugent, Politics Jennifer Victoriano Obligacion, Chemistry Reid Kei Oda, Computer Science Azahara Palomeque Recio, Spanish and Portuguese Christa Pehl, Music Frederic Ponten, Germanic Languages and Literatures James John Raftery, Electrical Engineering Ishita Rajani, Economics Mor Regev, Psychology and Neuroscience

44 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards

Honorific Fellowships Rebecca Lauren Littman, Psychology Laurance S. Rockefeller Graduate Elizabeth Marie Seibel, Chemistry Prize Fellowship in the University Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship Valerie Wynn Shurtleff, Chemistry Center for Human Values Evan Hepler-Smith, History of Science Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Anthony Michael Cross, Philosophy Aitor Lewkowycz Zapirain, Physics Mali Annika Skotheim, Classics David Paul Henreckson, Religion Catherine Irene Reilly, Comparative Literature Chu Wang, Applied and Computational Janet E. Hine, Anthropology Mathematics Sukaina Hirji, Philosophy Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities Donald and Mary Hyde Fellowship Theodore Michael Lechterman, Politics Daniela Ursula Fabricius, School of Kelly M. Swartz, English Allan Patrick Doyle, Art and Archaeology Architecture Alejandro Nicolas Van der Ghote, Economics Melissa Teixeira, History Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Daniel Wodak, Philosophy Scholars Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Lloyd E. Cotsen Junior Fellow Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Fellowship Rachel Cleaveland Gaubinger, English Sarah Ross Coleman, History Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Mali Skotheim, Classics Aaron Joseph Gottlieb, Sociology Hiba Abdel-Jaber, Civil and Environmental Kelly M. Swartz, English Michael Thomas Hoffman, Politics Engineering Dror Weil, East Asian Studies Patrick Steven Ishizuka, Sociology Cydney Hurston Dupree, Psychology Daniel Wodak, Philosophy Christian Alexander Moser, Economics Reut Harari, History of Science Jessica Wright, Classics Yossi Harpaz, Sociology Elizabeth Ryan Nugent, Politics Xin Jin, Computer Science Andrea Oate-Madrazo, History President’s Fellowship Woodrow Wilson School Gabriel Lpez-Moctezuma, Politics Wei Peng, Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Economics Ai-Lei Sun, Astrophysical Sciences Alexander Rodnyansky, Leslie Arnold Alexis, Molecular Biology History Kelly M. Swartz, English Nikhil Menon Shivram, Lauren Maria Anllo, Molecular Biology Politics Melissa Tuckman, English Vinay Ganesh Sitapati, Vaughn Booker, Religion Anthropology Adrian M. Young, History of Science Megan Amanda Steffen, Jeremy Isaac Borjon, Psychology Politics Yanhua Yuan, Geosciences Carlos J. Velasco Rivera, Cydney Hurston Dupree, Psychology Chen Zhao, Economics Francis Upton Fellowship in Katherine Elisabeth Fitch, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Harold W. Dodds Fellowship Engineering Katherine Anderson Hartl, Mechanical and Jesse Thomas Ault, Mechanical and Scott Thomas McGregor Dawson, Mechanical Aerospace Engineering Aerospace Engineering and Aerospace Engineering Matthew Blair Hernandez, Mathematics Luis Aviles, School of Architecture Xiaoyang Sean Dong, Economics Jennifer A. Huynh, Sociology Sean Rogers Friar, Music Yannis Antonio Guzman, Chemical and Marcus Aaron Johnson Jr., Politics Biological Engineering Patrick Steven Ishizuka, Sociology Kinnari Lileathe Matheson, Molecular Biology Adam Hatzikyriakou, Civil and Jennifer Victoriano Obligacion, Chemistry Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Politics Environmental Engineering Mercedes Valmisa Oviedo, East Asian Studies Juan Pablo Sagredo, Operations Research Mechanical and Mei Chai Zheng, Electrical Engineering Tristen C. Hohman, and Financial Engineering Aerospace Engineering Chris L. Sosa, Chemical and Biological Electrical Wallace Memorial Fellowship Genevieve Beatrice Plant, Engineering Engineering in Engineering Fidel J. Tavárez, History Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical and Jie Feng, Mechanical and Aerospace Biological Engineering Colin Ray Watson, Quantitative and Engineering Computational Biology Mei Chai Zheng, Electrical Engineering Sang Beom Kim, Chemical and Hannah Marietta Zanowski, Atmospheric Biological Engineering Gordon Y. S. Wu Graduate Fellowship and Oceanic Sciences in Engineering Program and School Fellows Hiba Abdel-Jaber, Civil and Environmental Major External Fellowsips Engineering Centennial Fellowship Jesse Thomas Ault, Mechanical and American Academy in Rome: Carolyn Abott, Politics Aerospace Engineering Rome Prize Hessameddin Akhlaghpour, Neuroscience Stephanie Renee Debats, Civil and Sean Rogers Friar, Music Adam Thomas Brockett, Psychology Environmental Engineering Katharine P. D. Huemoeller, Classics Benjamin Harris Ewing, Politics Anthony DeGennaro, Mechanical and Mali Skotheim, Classics Gregory Joseph Gauthier, Mathematics Aerospace Engineering Michael James Hay, Plasma Physics Ohad Fried, Computer Science American Association of University Evan Hepler-Smith, History of Science Soumyadeep Ghosh, Computer Science Women Wenhua Ju, Astrophysical Sciences Francis McIntire Haas, Mechanical and Alexandra Lee Lerner, History Christopher Keller, Geosciences Aerospace Engineering Vedika Khemani, Physics Fangfei Liu, Electrical Engineering Yuehaw Khoo, Physics Mostafa Momen, Civil and Environmental Theodore Michael Lechterman, Politics Engineering Jeongseog Lee, Physics Reid Kei Oda, Computer Science

45 American Council of Learned Fulbright Institute of International Metropolitan Museum of Art Sylvan Societies Dissertation Completion Education Graduate C. Coleman and Pam Coleman Fellowship Daniel Barish, History Memorial Fund Fellowship Elise Lauren Bonner, Music Miriam Chusid, Art and Archaeology Kristen Daisy Windmuller-Luna, Art and Cristina Florea, History Douglas M. Gildow, Religion Archaeology Nikhil Menon Shivram, History Marcus Aaron Johnson Jr., Politics Thomas James Mazanec, East Asian Studies Myhrvold-Havranek Innovative American School of Classical Studies Jill Farrington Stockwell, Comparative Thinking Fellowship at Athens Literature Aitor Lewkowycz Zapirain, Physics Katie Scarlett Kingsley, Classics Melissa Teixeira, History Daniel Wodak, Philosophy NASA Earth and Space Science AmeriCorps Fellowship Program Fellowship Vivian Liang Chang, Woodrow Wilson School Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Alexandra Sasha Rahlin, Physics Shekeima Algiareen Dockery, Woodrow Wilson Research Abroad School Megan Amanda Steffen, Anthropology NASA Space Technology Research Luna Vuu Nguyen, Woodrow Wilson School Gregory D. Johnsen, Near Eastern Studies Fellowship Matthew Naoki Tokeshi, Politics Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Georges Lurcy Charitable and Charles B. Rangel International Educational Trust Lurcy Fellowship National Defense Science and Affairs Graduate Fellowship for Study in France Engineering Graduate Aja Sierra Kennedy, Woodrow Wilson School Meredith Anne TenHoor, School of Ann Elizabeth Donnelly, Chemistry Chad Michael Maddox, Woodrow Wilson Architecture Spencer Alan Hill, Atmospheric and Oceanic School Sciences Google Ph.D. Fellowship in Graphics Mei Chai Zheng, Electrical Engineering Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Ohad Fried, Computer Science Dissertation Fellowship National Institute of Health Ruth L. Christopher Michael Florio, History Howard Hughes Medical Institute Kirschstein Individual Predoctoral International Student Research NRSA Fellowships Chemical Heritage Foundation Fellowship Theresa C. Barrett, Molecular Biology Herdegen Dissertation Fellowship Jennifer Victoriano Obligacion, Chemistry Evan Hepler-Smith, History of Science National Institute of Health Ruth L. Ithaca College Dissertation Diversity Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual China Scholarship Council Fellowship National Research Service Award Lei Shi, Plasma Physics Eric M. Glover, English Lauren Maria Anllo, Molecular Biology Weitao Shuai, Civil and Environmental Mark B. Esposito, Molecular Biology Engineering Japan Foundation Fellowship Colleen Elizabeth Hannon, Molecular Biology Zheyun Zhang, Civil and Environmental Reut Harari, History of Science Engineering National Science Foundation Japan Student Services Organization Graduate Research Fellowship Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Scholarship Tecnologia Scholarship Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Tian Liang, Physics Hessameddin Akhlaghpour, Neuroscience Gabriel Lpez-Moctezuma, Politics Michael Jeremy Barany, History of Science Carlos J. Velasco Rivera, Politics Josephine de Karman Fellowship Thomas McCabe Bartlett, Molecular Biology Trust Jeremy Isaac Borjon, Psychology Department of Energy Computational Catherine Irene Reilly, Comparative Literature Science Graduate Fellowship Hanna Budayeva, Molecular Biology Nathan David Calvert, Mechanical and Christopher Keller, Geosciences Kauffman Dissertation Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Christian Alexander Moser, Economics Cleo Beichen Chou, Ecology and Evolutionary Department of Energy Fusion Energy Biology Sciences Fellowship Kwanjeong Educational Foundation Megan Teresa deBettencourt, Neuroscience Dennis Patrick Boyle, Plasma Physics Fellowship Katherine Digianantonio, Chemistry Hyuncheol Jeong, Chemical and Biological Cydney Hurston Dupree, Psychology Department of Energy Stewardship Engineering Katherine Elisabeth Fitch, Mechanical and Science Graduate Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Michael James Hay, Plasma Physics La Caixa Foundation Fellowship Emma Cassel Fuller, Ecology and Aitor Lewkowycz Zapirain, Physics Evolutionary Biology Ford Foundation Predoctoral Erin Elizabeth Gray, Chemistry Fellowship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Francis McIntire Haas, Mechanical and Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Politics Dissertation Grant Aerospace Engineering Fidel J. Tavárez, History Anna Kathryn Hailey, Chemical and Biological Engineering

46 Joshua Robert Hardenbrook, Physics Social Sciences and Humanities Teaching Awards Jake Tompkins Herb, Chemistry Research Council of Canada Michael Thomas Hoffman, Politics Fellowship E-Council Excellence in Teaching Amanda Irene Hurley, Molecular Biology Allan Patrick Doyle, Art and Archaeology Award Hoang Dung Lu, Chemical and Biological Alexander Magnus Jakobsen, Economics Jesse Thomas Ault, Mechanical and Engineering Aerospace Engineering Todd Alexander Mooring, Atmospheric and Thurgood Marshall Dissertation Matthew P. Chang, Electrical Engineering Oceanic Sciences Fellowship Christopher Vicente Hsin-Hung Sandoval Adam Francis Antonio Pellegrini, Ecology Chen, Chemical and Biological Engineering and Evolutionary Biology Vaughn Angelo Booker Jr., Religion Matthew Yenian Remillard, Molecular United States Air Force Fellowship Graduate School Service in Teaching Biology Award Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical and Hugh Ellis Walker III, Woodrow Wilson Matthew Moscicki Spellberg, Comparative Biological Engineering School Literature Samuel Jacob Bruninga Socolar, Ecology and United States Army Fellowship Evolutionary Biology Graduate School Teaching Award Ariana Rebecca Strandburg-Peshkin, Brendan Robert Gallagher, Woodrow Wilson Sili Deng, Mechanical and Aerospace Quantitative and Computational Biology School Engineering Colin Robert Twomey, Ecology and Alfredo Garcia, Sociology Evolutionary Biology United States Military Academy Rebecca Kristine Napolitano, Civil and Kiran N. Vodrahalli, Computer Science West Point Association of Graduates General Wayne A. Downing Environmental Engineering National Sciences and Engineering Scholarship Alexander Rodnyansky, Economics Michael Richard Kelvington, Woodrow Jill Farrington Stockwell, Comparative Research Council of Canada Literature Fellowship Wilson School Katherine Edwards, Computer Science United States Department of Quin Morton Teaching Award Gabriel Jen Shi Man, Electrical Engineering Marcus Aaron Johnson Jr., Politics Eric Jiahua Zhang, Electrical Engineering Education Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Rachel Cleaveland Gaubinger, English Public Service Commission Patricia M. Kim, Politics Scholarship Emily Ambrose Wang, Slavic Languages and Clement Jian Xing Lee, Finance Literatures Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation United States Department of Energy Dissertation Fellowship in Buddhist Science Graduate Fellowship Studies Chris L. Sosa, Chemical and Biological Engineering Douglas Gildow, Religion Samsung Scholarship United States Navy Politico-Military Master’s Program Ji Hyun Bak, Physics Taehee Han, Mechanical and Aerospace Robert Crenshaw Watts IV, Woodrow Wilson Engineering School Jeongseog Lee, Physics William Orr Dingwall Siebel Scholars Neurolinguistics Fellowship Kevin Georges Boutarel, Computer Science Mor Regev, Psychology Ohad Fried, Computer Science Ankit Garg, Computer Science Xin Jin, Computer Science Simons Graduate Fellowships in Theoretical Computer Science Christopher T. Beck, Computer Science Social Sciences Research Council Fellowship Catherine Irene Reilly, Comparative Literature

47 The President’s Awards Retirements for Distinguished Teaching Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Deborah A. Prentice, of recipients of Howard A. Stone Deborah A. Prentice, of the retiring awards for sustained records of excellence Donald R. Dixon ’69 and Elizabeth W. members of the faculty, administration, in undergraduate- and graduate-level Dixon Professor of Mechanical and and staff. teaching by Princeton University faculty Aerospace Engineering members. According to colleagues, Howard Faculty Stone’s vast intelligence, intuition, and technical knowledge have propelled Dilip J. Abreu, Edward E. Matthews, Ruha Benjamin Class of 1953, Professor of Finance; him to the top of his field. According Assistant Professor of African American Professor of Economics Studies to his students, “Stone is the Man.” Esther Roseli da Costa Azevedo Meyer, He is admired for his ability to bridge Professor of Art and Archaeology Ruha Benjamin’s students describe her abstract concepts and the physical Anthony Daniel John Branker, Senior lectures as “amazing and engaging.” Lecturer, Department of Music world, and to connect questions Anne Catherine Case, Alexander Stewart Her courses, said one student, “rocked from daily life—how DO cats lap 1886 Professor of Economics and my world.” Her lessons extend outward water?—with the fundamentals of fluid Public Affairs beyond the classroom, and yet also Benjamin A. Elman, Gordon Wu ’58 dynamics. As a mentor he has had a Professor of Chinese Studies; Professor inward, directly shaping her students’ transformational influence, especially of East Asian Studies and History lives. Her course “Race Is Socially on the careers of women and members Joan Stern Girgus, Professor of Constructed: Now What?” encourages of underrepresented groups. He leads Psychology; Special Assistant to the students to answer the question, and Dean of the Faculty by example, and his example is one Jan T. Gross, Norman B. Tomlinson ’16 then to move beyond being learners to of caring for his students: the Stone and ’48 Professor in War and Society; becoming doers. She gives them a tool foundation of effective teaching. Professor of History kit not only to understand and analyze Barry L. Jacobs, Professor of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience complex subjects like race, but to help Institute create a more equitable and just world. Stacy E. Wolf Robert Owen Keohane, Professor of And for that reason, her students say, Professor of Theater in the Lewis Center Public and International Affairs her teachings “will follow us, and be for the Arts Yannis George Kevrekidis, Pomeroy and Betty Perry Smith Professor in passed on, long after Princeton.” Stacy Wolf played the leading role in Engineering; Professor of Chemical and bringing the Program in Music Theater Biological Engineering Daniel N. Osherson, Henry R. Luce Robert A. Kaster into existence. She takes top billing as Professor of Information Technology, well in the lives of her students. Her Kennedy Foundation Professor of Latin Consciousness, and Culture; Professor of Psychology Language and Literature; Professor of teaching draws on her incisive intellect and her talent for bringing the structure, Samuel George H. Philander, Knox Taylor Classics Professor of Geosciences history, and people of musical theater Jean-Herve Prévost, Professor of Civil Robert Kaster is renowned for his to life. She demands that her students and Environmental Engineering meticulous and wide-ranging research, take responsibility for their learning, Mark David Rose, Professor of Molecular but his impact is no less extraordinary and, because she does, they become Biology in the classroom than on the page. He Lawrence Rosen, William Nelson active, probing co-creators in the Cromwell Professor of Anthropology deftly moves graduate students from education endeavor. Her students wax William Bailey Russel, Arthur W. Marks exploring pathways proposed by others lyrically about her lasting influence on ’19 Professor of Chemical Engineering to charting pathways of their own. their lives; to quote from “Wicked,” George W. Scherer, William L. Knapp The level of careful preparation of his ’47 Professor of Civil Engineering; a musical conceived by a Princeton Professor of Civil and Environmental courses is comparable to Caesar’s alumna, what she teaches them stays Engineering and the Princeton Institute preparation to conquer Gaul. He serves with them “like a handprint” on the for the Science and Technology of up frank assessments with an extra Materials heart. Brent Donald Shaw, Andrew Fleming helping of kindness. In a tip of the cap West Professor in Classics; Professor of to his role as the University’s Latin Classics Scribe, we would say he is “ne plus A. J. Stewart Smith, Class of 1909 ultra,” which his admiring students Professor of Physics Edwin S. Williams, Professor of astutely translate as “Kaster? He’s Linguistics in the Council of the thebomb.com.” Humanities

48 Terry E. Greenberg, Senior Administrative Daniel Andrew Reffner, Carpenter, Carpenter Administrative, Professional Assistant, Princeton Plasma Physics Shop, Facilities Library, Professional Laboratory Rosalia Rivera, Program Manager, Latin Researcher, Professional Gregory Lee Gunn, Men’s and Women’s American Studies Diving Head Coach, Athletics Irina Rivkin, Associate Director, Enterprise Specialist, and Support Staffs Adelaide Bennett Hagens, Research Scholar, Resource Planning, Office of Information TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Art and Archaeology Technology OR MORE OF SERVICE Thomas C. Holoman, Diagnostics Technician George F. Rose, Technical Support Specialist III, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory II, Geosciences Vytautas J. 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Shoe, Planning and Control Laboratory for Facilities and Building Services, Officer, Princeton Plasma Physics Henry Robert Baker, Lead Janitor, Building Engineering and Applied Science Laboratory Services, Facilities Scott Thomas Kenney, Special Projects Robert Sorenson, Senior Technical Support Marvin Bielawski, Librarian III, Office of the Manager, Mathematics Staff II, Mechanical and Aerospace Deputy University Librarian Audrey Jeannette Kilbride, Assistant Engineering Lynn Black, Senior Bibliographic Specialst, Manager, Campus Dining, University Andrew Michael Styner Sr., Steam Plant Technical Services, University Library Services Operator, Princeton Plasma Physics William Robert Black, Librarian, Technical George William Labik, Principal Engineer, Laboratory Services, University Library Managing, Princeton Plasma Physics Larry Lee Sutton, Senior Subcontract Valerie Jean Bosley, Customer Service Laboratory Administrator, Princeton Plasma Physics Representative, Transportation and Parking Hsing Feng Liu, Special Collections Assistant Laboratory Services V, Technical Services, University Library Sandra Lee Tonn, Senior Bibliographic Tracy Lee Buchanan, Client Services Hattie M. 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Ostriker, Senior Research Information Technology Scholar, Astrophysical Sciences Deborah Carol Follansbee, Librarian III, Loretta Dean Parker, Special Collections Technical Services, University Library Assistant IV, Collection Development, Gary Ernest Funari, Senior Maintenance University Library Technician, Carpenter Shop, Facilities Nancy Pressman-Levy, Librarian III, Office Waverly Lewis Green, Supervisor, Site of the Deputy University Librarian Protection, Facilities Jesus Manuel Ramos Sr., Janitorial Supervisor, Building Services, Facilities

49 Honorary Degrees

Presentation to the president of the candidates for honorary degrees by the University Orator and Trustee, Juliet Villarreal García Sheryl WuDunn, Graduate School Class of 1988. Doctor of Laws Conferral of the degrees by the president. Juliet García has had a long career in higher education in Texas and was the first Mexican-American woman president of a U.S. college or university. Three decades ago, she became president of Texas Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Southmost College (TSC). In 1991, TSC merged with the University of Texas-Brownsville (UTB), where García served as president for Doctor of Humanities 22 years, leading an institution with a high percentage of students who Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, born Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor Jr., is the are Hispanic and who are the first in their families to attend college. National Basketball Association’s all-time leading scorer and a six- In 2014, with the merger of UTB and the University of Texas Pan time NBA champion. As a student at the University of California- American, García became executive director of the new University of Los Angeles, he played on three consecutive national championship Texas Institute of the Americas. In 2016, she was named senior adviser basketball teams. He was picked first in the 1969 NBA draft by the to the chancellor for community, national and global engagement of the Milwaukee Bucks and joined the Los Angeles Lakers in 1975, retiring University of Texas System. García was born in Brownsville, on the in 1989. Abdul-Jabbar is also a writer. He is the author of Writings U.S.-Mexico border. Her father, who was born in Mexico, worked as a on the Wall – Searching for a New Equality Beyond Black and White, janitor and then as a customer service representative; her mother died published in 2016, and his memoir, Coach Wooden & Me, about his 50- when she was a child. She has served on the boards of trustees for the year friendship with the late UCLA coach John Wooden, was released Ford Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. García was in May. Abdul-Jabbar is a regular contributing columnist on social inducted into the Texas Women’s Hall of Fame in 2000 and was named and political issues for The Washington Post and Time Magazine. He one of the top 10 college presidents by Time Magazine in 2009. also writes action-mystery novels and comic books about the fictional University of Houston (B.A., 1970, M.A., 1972); University of Texas- character Mycroft Holmes, the elder brother of Sherlock Holmes. Abdul- Austin (Ph.D., 1976) Jabbar is chairman of Skyhook Foundation, which brings educational STEM opportunities to underserved communities. In 2015, his Emmy Raised to believe in the power of education, this daughter Award-winning HBO Sports Documentary, Kareem: Minority of One, debuted as HBO’s most watched and highest-rated sports documentary. of an immigrant rose to become the first Mexican- In 2016, Abdul-Jabbar was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom American woman to lead a university. Armed with a by President Barack Obama. Ph.D., but also with a knowledge of place and a wisdom University of California-Los Angeles (B.A., 1969) born of overcoming hardship and loss, she created a new pathway to college for Latino students and their families Three times he lifted a championship trophy at UCLA, in the Texas borderlands. When this University’s Latino and six times he did the same in the NBA. Yet, as he alumni gathered this spring, they did so under the banner says, “I can do more than stuff a ball through a hoop; of ¡Adelante Tigres!: Forward Tigers! Embodying a my greatest asset is my mind.” He puts that asset to “frontier spirit” in a true “community university,” she work every day as an activist and ambassador for the has successfully propelled thousands upon thousands of underserved. His signature Skyhook lives on as the students forward: Adelante! greatest shot in basketball history, and as the name of his foundation that gives youth a shot at their full potential. He is a prolific writer, and through heroes as diverse Pamela Matson as Mycroft Holmes and John Wooden, he champions Doctor of Science strength of character, faith and belief in the power of Since 2002, Pamela Matson has served as dean of the School of Earth, truth. Honored by his sport in the Hall of Fame, and Energy and Environmental Sciences at Stanford University, where she is honored by his country with the Medal of Freedom, the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Professor in Environmental Sciences. Using an interdisciplinary approach, her research addresses a range we honor him today as a towering humanitarian. of environmental and sustainability issues, including sustainability of agricultural systems and the vulnerability of people and places to climate change. As dean, she has led her school through significant transformation and co-led the Stanford Challenge Initiative on Environment and Sustainability; helped build the Woods Institute for the Environment and the Precourt Institute for Energy; founded the O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm; and established the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources. Matson is co-author of Pursuing Sustainability, editor of Seeds of Sustainability, and contributor to the National Research Council volumes of Our Common Journey: A Transition towards Sustainability and America’s Climate Choices. She is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and is the founding co-chair of the National Academies’ Roundtable on Science

50 and Technology for Sustainability. She serves on the boards of the accelerate research and promote collaboration across Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research, the World Wildlife Fund, and Climate Works Foundation. Matson received a MacArthur the scientific community. As provost of this University, he Fellowship in 1995 and the 2013 Sustainability Services Award from the championed excellence, growth, and change. His lifetime Ecological Society of America. of curiosity and persistence allows this generation of University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (B.S., 1975); Indiana University scientists to grasp more fully the enormity of the universe (M.S., 1980); Oregon State University (Ph.D., 1983) and shed new light on dark places. An earth scientist by profession, she is better described as an earth saver, working tirelessly to achieve a sustainable Bunker Roy future for our planet. She expands knowledge, and she Doctor of Laws links knowledge with action; her initiatives “walk the Bunker Roy is an Indian social activist and educator who founded the talk.” Her groundbreaking research seeks ways to feed Barefoot College. Inspired by Gandhi and galvanized to respond to the an increasingly hungry and crowded world without 1967 famine in India, Roy moved from his home suburb in Rajasthan to sacrificing the very ecosystems on which we depend. help rural villagers. In 1972, he founded the organization Social Work and Research Centre, which came to be known as “Barefoot College” Inspired leader of Stanford Earth and steadfast friend to due to its focus on working with poor, often semiliterate, villagers. Over this University’s programs in ecology and environmental the past 30 years, some three million Indians have developed skills in studies, she has mentored students and colleagues who teaching, medicine, engineering, sustainable energy, and crafts through Barefoot College programs. Technicians trained through the college have join her in determined pursuit of a greener and greater brought a self-sufficiency model to villages across the country, and some future for humanity. have organized their own Barefoot Colleges. Roy has received numerous honors, including the 2004 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement and the 2005 Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. In 2010, he was Jeremiah P. Ostriker selected one of Time Magazine’s most influential people in the world. Doctor of Science St. Stephen’s College (B.A., 1965; M.A., 1967) Jeremiah Ostriker is the Charles A. Young Professor of Astronomy on When he completed his master’s degree in 1967, his the Class of 1897 Foundation, Emeritus, and professor of astrophysical sciences, emeritus, at Princeton. He served as provost of the University native country of India was in the grips of a severe from 1995 to 2000 and helped to establish its pioneering financial aid famine. He envisioned using education as a tool to help program that provides grants that do not have to be repaid. Ostriker his people help themselves, and the barefoot movement joined the Princeton faculty in 1965 and transferred to emeritus status in 2012. He also is an astrophysicist and professor of astronomy was born. On dirt floors in rural villages, he trained at Columbia University. An influential researcher in theoretical “barefoot professionals” to serve their villages as astrophysics, Ostriker is the author or co-author of more than 500 doctors and teachers, as engineers and architects, with scientific publications. His research is mostly focused on the theories of dark matter and dark energy; galaxy formation and black hole growth; a curriculum that targeted necessities like clean water, the interaction between quasars and their surroundings; and the warm- power, and health care. His activism and ingenuity hot intergalactic medium that is thought to exist in the spaces between have transformed some of India’s poorest communities, galaxies. He was a leader in the development of the Sloan Digital Sky bringing them not only innovation and prosperity, but Survey and spent 16 years as chair of Princeton’s astrophysical sciences department and directed the Princeton Institute for Computational security, empowerment, self-sufficiency, and hope. Science and Engineering. Ostriker received the National Medal of Science in 2000 and was co-winner of the Gruber Foundation Cosmology Prize in 2015. In 2013 he was named a “Champion of Change,“ a White House honor that recognizes those who use open scientific data to promote scientific and social progress. He is a member or fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, National Academy of Sciences, American Philosophical Society, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, and Royal Society of London. Harvard University (A.B., 1959); University of Chicago (Ph.D., 1964) Growing up in the bright cityscape of New York, he marveled at the vast darkness of the cosmos. Over a half- century career, he revealed many of its stunning qualities, including the nature of dark matter and dark energy, whose existence dominates the structure and fate of our universe. Named by the White House as a “Champion of Change,” he harnessed computing and electronics to

51 A Commentary on Commencement

Princeton traces its founding to a royal owned by a retired Indian agent, its campus Remarks by the charter granted on October 22, 1746, border (now McCosh Walk) was home President by King George the Second of England. to an encampment of Delaware sachem. The first Commencement Exercises were These Native American leaders, here at held in 1748, in Newark, then home of the behest of the Continental Congress, Christopher L. Eisgruber the College of New Jersey, as Princeton presented three young Delaware Indians was originally called. Six students were for education in Nassau Hall at Congress’s graduated at the first Commencement; expense—making the education of Benediction today there are approximately 1,290 American Indians at Princeton the first seniors receiving undergraduate degrees. instance of U.S. federal aid to education. Theresa S. Thames One of Princeton’s first graduate Nassau Hall was once the Capitol of the Associate Dean of Religious Life students was James Madison 1771, later country: The Continental Congress met in and of the Chapel the fourth president of the United States. its library room for four months in 1783. He remained at the college after graduation In its prayer hall, Washington received to continue his studies with President John the thanks of Congress for his conduct of Witherspoon, who was the only college the war. Alma Mater president as well as the only clergyman To the north—behind the spectator to sign the Declaration of Independence. facing Nassau Hall—is FitzRandolph Gate, Old Nassau Systematic graduate instruction began in named in honor of Nathaniel and Rebecca the 1870s, and the Graduate School, as it FitzRandolph, who donated the land on Tune ev’ry heart and ev’ry voice, is known today, was formally organized which Nassau Hall was built. Bid ev’ry care withdraw; in 1900. More than 500 recipients of To the west is the John Maclean House, Let all with one accord rejoice, advanced degrees will be recognized at built as a home for the president when In praise of Old Nassau. Commencement today. Nassau Hall was constructed in 1756. It is In praise of Old Nassau, we sing, Princeton’s Commencements have been named for Princeton’s 10th president, who Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! held in late spring only since 1844. Before lived there between 1854 and 1868. Ten of Our hearts will give then the ceremony took place in the fall Princeton’s first 11 presidents, until 1879, while we shall live, because the College was in session all lived in the house. It was the residence Three cheers for Old Nassau. summer long. Since the College moved of deans of the faculty between 1883 and to Princeton in 1756, Commencement has 1967 and became the headquarters of the been held in a variety of locations on or Alumni Council in 1968. The sycamore near campus, including Alexander Hall, trees in the front yard are known as “the Recessional the First Presbyterian Church, and Nassau Stamp Act Trees” because they were Hall, but since 1922 the front lawn of planted in 1765, the year the Stamp Act The audience will please remain in place Nassau Hall (known as front campus) has was repealed. until the academic procession returns to been the site of Commencement, weather Behind Maclean House is Stanhope the staging area behind Nassau Hall. permitting. Hall, the University’s third-oldest building, erected in 1803. Its architect AVETE ATQVE VALETE The Commencement Setting was Benjamin Latrobe, who also designed Guests at a Commencement held on the Capitol in Washington and supervised front campus visit historic ground. The the reconstruction of Nassau Hall after a word “campus” defined to mean the disastrous fire in 1802. Stanhope Hall is grounds of a college was first used at now home of the Department of African Princeton University. “Front campus” American Studies. is used to refer to the lawn in front of To the east is the Joseph Henry House, Nassau Hall, Princeton’s oldest building the home of the University’s Society of and a registered national historic Fellows in the Liberal Arts and the Council landmark. The largest academic structure of the Humanities. It was built in 1837 in the Colonies, Nassau Hall provided, for Joseph Henry, professor of natural for nearly one-half century after its philosophy and a pioneer experimenter completion in 1756, all the facilities of in electromagnetism. Originally built to the College—classrooms, bedrooms, the south of Stanhope Hall, the house was refectory, library, and prayer hall. relocated twice before being moved to Nassau Hall was the scene of an its present location in 1946 to make way unsuccessful stand of the British in the for Firestone Library. Professor Henry crucial Battle of Princeton in 1777. In sent messages over a wire several years the spring of 1779, when the farm called before Morse perfected the telegraph for Prospect just behind Nassau Hall was commercial use. He later became the first

52 secretaryf o the Smithsonian Institution in appointedo t this position by the president. of the procession are the chair of the Washington, D.C. The forming of the procession, the seating Boardf o Trustees and the president of the Flanking the front steps of Nassau Hall of Commencement participants, and other University, led by the faculty mace-bearer. are two bronze tigers that were given to the aspectsf o Commencement Exercises are The mace was presented to the University Universityn i 1911 by the Class of 1879. managedy b the faculty marshals and the by the citizens of Princeton in 1956, on the The tiger has been a symbol of Princeton assistant marshals. Faculty marshals are occasion of the 200th anniversary of the since the latter part of the 19th century. identifiedy b their unique orange gowns openingf o Nassau Hall. It symbolizes the On the Commencement platform, front and black 16th-century caps, as is the authorityf o the president of the University and center, is a replica of the University’s mace-bearer, who carries the ceremonial as s well a the close relationship that has seal, which is the corporate signature of the macen i the academic procession. Assistant existed between the University and the Trustees (it is also reproduced on the cover marshals, who are members of various community ever since the College was first of this program). Today’s ceremony is a University staffs, wear academic gowns invitedo t move to Princeton in 1752. The continuation of a regular Board meeting and distinctive orange-and-black Da Vinci mace’s silver headpiece is dominated by thats wa adjourned yesterday “to reconvene caps; student ushers wear academic gowns the f eagle o freedom surmounting the orb on front campus,” to permit the Trustees with orange piping and no hoods. of power—a traditional American pattern. to confirm undergraduate, advanced, and Advanced degree candidates, receiving Directly below is the seal of the University, honorary degrees at this public ceremony. masters’r o doctoral degrees, come first encircledy b ivy. The ebony staff is fluted The current seal was adopted in 1896 in the procession. They received their to symbolize the fasces of authority. A half- when,t a the Sesquicentennial of its academic hoods at a Graduate School staff circlet of silver is decorated with the founding, the College of New Jersey ceremony yesterday. They are preceded seals of the United States and the State became Princeton University. The Trustees’ by a gonfalon, a decorative banner ofw Ne Jersey, and also of Great Britain, minutesf o February 13, 1896, describe the representing the “coat of arms” of the under whose authority the first charter was seals a follows: “… a shield resting upon Graduate School. Seniors come next, grantedn i 1746. a n circle. I the upper part of the shield an also preceded by gonfalons, for each of The president of the University wears open Bible with Latin characters VET NOV Princeton’s six undergraduate residential a special gown, symbolic of that office TESTAMENTUM signifies the Old and New colleges. and of the institutional continuity it Testaments.… In the lower part a chevron, Since 1982, residential colleges have represents. The gown is black, trimmed denoting the rafters of a building. In the been the center of residential life for with gold, and faced with the orange of spaces between the sides of the shield and freshmen and sophomores. In fall 2007, Princeton and of the House of Nassau. The the circle the motto DEI SUB NUMINE with the opening of Whitman College, 19 f bands o gold lacing on the sleeves of VIGET (Under God’s power she flourishes). the University inaugurated an expanded the gown represent the 20 presidents who On the outside of the circle SIGILLUM residential college system that includes have guided Princeton since its founding. UNIVERSITATIS PRINCETONIENSIS (the three four-year colleges and pairs them In order of succession they are Jonathan sealf o Princeton University).” with three two-year colleges. Juniors and Dickinson; Aaron Burr Sr.; Jonathan The front campus is of particular seniors may live in the residential colleges Edwards; Samuel Davies; Samuel Finley; importance to alumni of the University. and even upperclass students who do not John Witherspoon; Samuel Stanhope Its i where students become alumni liven i the colleges remain associated with Smith; Ashbel Green; James Carnahan; at Commencement and where alumni them. Each college has a faculty head, John Maclean; James McCosh; Francis assemble for the annual P-rade at dean, director of studies, and director of Landey Patton; Woodrow Wilson; John Reunions just prior to Commencement. student life, as well as residential college Grier Hibben; Harold Willis Dodds; During a special Charter Day convocation advisers, who are upperclass students, Robert Francis Goheen; William Gordon to celebrate the University’s 250th and resident graduate students. Academic Bowen; Harold Tafler Shapiro; Shirley M. anniversary a plaque was placed in advising for freshmen and sophomores is Tilghman; and Christopher L. Eisgruber, the f center o front campus, where the centeredt a the colleges, and juniors and who assumed office July 1, 2013. crosswalks meet, to recognize the many seniors also are encouraged to confer with and diverse contributions of alumni. The their college advisers for non-departmental Academic Dress and Custom inscription on the plaque reads, “Princeton advising throughout their undergraduate Three major levels of academic University here records its gratitude to its careers. Following Commencement achievement are represented by different alumni for their devotion to the University Exercises today, seniors will receive their typesf o gowns. The doctoral gown is and its mission of education, scholarship diplomasn i their residential college (see distinguished by its bell-shaped sleeves. and service.” The plaque also includes the Diploma Distribution Events below). Although some universities prescribe a University’s informal motto: “Princeton Following degree candidates in the solid color such as red, crimson, or green in the Nation’s Service and the Service of procession are members of the platform for their doctoral gowns, in the United Humanity.” party including members of the faculty States most are black. In some cases the and senior administration, Trustees gown’s trim matches the edging of the The Academic Procession and special award winners, heads of hood, thus indicating the profession or The academic procession is led by the neighboring institutions of higher learning, fieldf o major interest. The master’s gown chief marshal, a member of the faculty and the mayor of Princeton. At the end is black without trim and is identified by

53 the f shape o the oblong sleeve, square The Use of Latin his valedictory with an address of some at the end and sealed, so that the upper In 1748 the exercises were conducted length to George Washington, who was partf o the arm comes through a slit in entirely in Latin. Besides the address present. “The next day,” Green later the sleeve. The bachelor’s gown, made of by the salutatorian “performed in good recorded, “General Washington met me in black material, has long, pointed sleeves. Latin from his Memory in a handsome the entry of the College as he was going to The s gown i generally worn closed. Thanks oratorical Manner,” there were also a committee-room of Congress, took me to the efforts of students, the Graduate “publick Disputations in Latin” by all six by the hand, walked with me a short time, School, and the Office of Sustainability, the candidates for the bachelor’s degree on flatterede m a little, and desired me to cap, gown, and tassel for bachelor’s and six separate questions in philosophy and present his best respects to my classmates, master’s degree candidates are made from theology, and “an elegant Oration in the and his best wishes for their success in life. 100 percent recycled materials and can Latin Tongue, delivered memoriter,” by There has never been such an audience at a be recycled after graduation at designated Aaron Burr Sr., the second president of the Commencement before and perhaps there sites throughout campus. College. Today, Latin is still used by the never e will b again.” Later, in 1812, Ashbel Because members of the Princeton presidentn i the conferring of degrees and Green became Princeton’s eighth president. University faculty completed their graduate by the salutatorian. Degrees are conferred Academic Honors workt a many different educational under the authority of the president and the Membership in Phi Beta Kappa is institutions in this country and abroad, Trustees,s a established in the charter. In basedn o general academic performance there e will b a variety of raiment in today’s token thereof, the president and Trustees throughout the college course and through procession. Some degree holders wear no wear caps when conferring degrees. Each electiony b the society. Membership in hood because their academic robe itself time a dean or the University orator puts Sigmas Xi i accorded in science and symbolizes the degree awarded (witness on a cap and goes to the lectern to present engineering. Undergraduates who show the scarlet gown of Oxford). candidates for degrees, the Trustees also promisen i scientific and engineering The length and shape of the academic putn o their caps. The president makes research are elected to associate hood and the width of its velvet edging appropriate remarks and tips his cap to membership. The national engineering helpo t identify the level of the degree signify the formal conferral of the degree. society, Tau Beta Pi, has a chapter at that the wearer has earned. Sometimes The Latin used by the president in Princeton to which certain candidates velvet edging is used to indicate the the conferring of degrees is simple and for the B.S.E. degree are admitted in fieldr o discipline in which the degree straightforward: Auctoritate mihi a recognition of superior scholarship. was granted. Some examples of colors curatoribus Vniversitatis Princetoniensis The first honorary degree given by assignedo t different disciplines are: dark commissa, vos ad gradum primum in Princeton was master of arts honoris causa, blue, philosophy; light blue, education; artibust e cum honoribus, ut indicatum est, conferredt a the first Commencement upon peacock blue, public affairs; brown, fine admitto. “By the authority vested in me Jonathan Belcher, governor of the Province artsr o architecture; copper, economics; by the Trustees of Princeton University, ofw Ne Jersey and promoter and benefactor green, medicine; orange, engineering; I admit you to the degree of bachelor of of the College, who secured its second pink, music; purple, law; scarlet, divinity arts, with honors as indicated.” The same charter. The Trustees sought to honor him or theology; white, arts, humanities, or formulas i used for all the other degrees furthern i 1756 by proposing to name letters; golden yellow, science or science in with appropriate amendments. engineering. the College’s first building for him. He The lining of the academic hood The Latin Salutatory and the declined and suggested instead that it be provides added color and gives further Valedictory namedn i honor of William III, “a branch meaningo t most academic costumes. The The Latin salutatory is the oldest of the illustrious House of Nassau.” black shell of the hood, varying in size for Commencement honor, dating to the first Today candidates for honorary degrees eachf o the three kinds of degrees, is lined Commencement in 1748. Some of the most are selected by a committee made up of with the official color (or colors) of the distinguished members of the Princeton Trustees and members of the University college or university conferring the degree. faculty were former salutatorians, community. The criteria used in the More than one color is often shown by the including Henry Burchard Fine, Henry van committee’s deliberations include genuine usef o the chevron or by an equal division Dyke, Allan Marquand, William Berryman achievement and distinction in an activity of school colors. Scott, Henry Norris Russell, and President consonant with the mission of the Caps, generally mortarboards with Emeritus Robert Francis Goheen. University; the advancement of learning tassels, have their own significance. Some The valedictory was first awarded as in the arts, sciences, and technology, and foreign degree holders wear special hats, a graduation honor in 1760. Probably for the public welfare; and distinguished distinctive to their degree and institution. the greatest moment ever experienced contribution in elective, appointive, or Master’s and bachelor’s tassels are black, by a Princeton valedictorian was the one career service notable for demonstrated while the doctor’s tassel may be black or enjoyedy b Ashbel Green in 1783. The qualitiesf o intellect as well as character. gold. The doctoral cap may be made of Continental Congress held some of its Candidates must be approved by a vote of velvet. meetings that year in the library room of four-fifths of the Board of Trustees present Nassau Hall. It adjourned its sessions to and voting. attend Commencement. Green concluded

54 Music for Commencement the Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Trustees of the University Music for today’s Commencement is Public Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson providedy b members of the Chamber Schoolf o Public and International EX OFFICIO Orchestraf o Philadelphia, conducted by Affairs and the University Center for Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83 Michael J. Pratt, conductor, University Human Values. He directed Princeton’s Christopher J. Christie Orchestra, and director of the Program in Programn i Law and Public Affairs from Musical Performance. Selections for the 2001 to 2004, and he served for a year as TRUSTEES pre-Commencement concert may include acting director of the Program in Ethics Fiyinfoluwa Akinlawon ’15 Paul Dukas’ Fanfare from “La Peri”; and Public Affairs in 2002-03. José B. Alvarez ’85 Paul Erion’s arrangements of George In addition to writing and editing A. Scott Berg ’71 Frideric Handel’s “Music for the Royal several books and publishing numerous Victoria Baum Bjorklund ’73 Fireworks” and Richard Wagner’s “Elsa’s articlesn o constitutional issues, Eisgruber Katherine B. Bradley ’86 Procession to the Cathedral”; and Gustav has testified multiple times before Denny Chin ’75 Azza C. Cohen ’16 Holst’s own arrangement for band of legislative bodies on the issue of religious John D. Diekman ’65 “Jupiter” from “The Planets.” freedom. His books include Constitutional Blair W. Effron ’85 During the procession, you will Self-Government (2001); Global Justice and the Bulwarks of Localism: Human Henri R. Ford ’80 hear classics from the British military Laura L. Forese ’83 Rights in Context (edited with Andras band repertory: Holst’s “Suites 1 and Lori D. Fouché ’91 2 for Military Band,” Ralph Vaughan Sajo, 2005); Religious Freedom and Arminio Fraga *85 Williams’ “Folk Song Suite,” and William the Constitution (with Lawrence Sager, Heather K. Gerken ’91 Walton’s “Crown Imperial March,” 2007); and The Next Justice: Repairing Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ’87 the last composed for the coronation the Supreme Court Appointments Process C. Kim Goodwin ’81 of King George VI. The recessional (2007).n I 2014, he was elected to Paul G. Haaga Jr. ’70 music includes Donald Hunsberger’s membership in the American Academy of Kathryn A. Hall ’80 arrangement of Dmitri Shostakovitch’s Arts and Sciences. Philip U. Hammarskjold ’87 “Festive Overture,” and concludes with Brent Henry ’69 Robert J. Hugin ’76 marchesy b John Philip Sousa. Commencement Committee Lisa P. Jackson *86 At the close of today’s program, “Old Mitchell R. Julis ’77 Nassau” will be led by members of the Class of 2017 Derek C. Kilmer ’96 senior class Solveig Gold, Zach Levine, Steven D. Leach ’82 and Amara Naeto. OFFICERS Anthony H. P. Lee ’79 Paul A. Maeder ’75 President of the University Andrew Sun, President Nathan Suek, Vice President Kanwal S. Matharu ’13 Christopher L. Eisgruber Caroline Snowden, Treasurer Brian M. Reilly ’14 Christopher Ludwig Eisgruber was Nusrat Ahmed, Secretary Thomas S. Roberts ’85 elected Princeton University’s 20th Ariel Hsing, Social Chair Margarita Rosa ’74 presidentn o April 21, 2013, and assumed Louise S. Sams ’79 office on July 1, 2013. A renowned COMMITTEES Anne C. Sherrerd *87 Bradford L. Smith ’81 constitutional scholar, he served as a Nora Buck, Cassie Crifase, Katie Diller, Doris Lee Sohmen-Pao ’93 memberf o the Princeton faculty for 12 Marina Macklin, Dan Mozley, annual giving Peter C. Wendell ’72 years s and a Princeton’s provost for nine Jacob Cannon, Deana Hamlin, Paulina Orillac, Class Day Sheryl WuDunn *88 years before being named president. C. James Yeh ’87 Eisgruber received his A.B. in physics Yekaterina Panskyy, class historian Kushal Dalal, Morgan Hallock, Kathleen from Princeton in 1983, graduating Mulligan, Commencement fair/senior magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He checkout then earned an M.Litt. in politics at the Kishan Bhatt, Aleksandra Czulak, Justine University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, Mauro, Marni Morse, Sukrit Puri, last andD. a J. cum laude at the University of lectures Chicago Law School, where he served as CJ Harris, Meaghan O’Neill, Sarah Grace Tucker, senior jacket editor-in-chief of the law review. After Sydney Hausman, Janelle Tam, Lucy Tang, clerking for U.S. Court of Appeals Judge prom Patrick Higginbotham and U.S. Supreme Briana Payton, Bridget Zakrzewski, slide show Court Justice John Paul Stevens, he taught Solveig Gold, Zach Levine, Amara Naeto, atw Ne York University’s School of Law step-sing for 11 years. Nick Dreher, Nabil Shaikh, tiger stay In 2001, Eisgruber joined the Lisa Li, Emery Real Bird, yearbook Princeton faculty as the director of the Programn i Law and Public Affairs and

55 PLEASE NOTE

Photographs Professional University photographers take pictures of graduates and all graduation events. At Commencement, photographers are stationed by FitzRandolph Gate to take pictures of each graduate exiting front campus. All photographs are posted on the University website by the end of the week and can be downloaded for free courtesy of the University. Visit: www.princeton.edu/pr/gradpics/2017.

Due to vehicle traffic along Nassau Street and concerns for public safety, guests who try to stand by the front gates or in the walkways will be asked to return to their seats.

Diploma Distribution Advanced degree candidates who were granted degrees this June may pick up their diplomas in back of Alexander Hall, next to the APGA reception tent for advanced degree candidates.

Seniors receive their diplomas in their residential colleges. There are shuttle buses to the colleges, and from the colleges to the parking garage. Buses stop by Alexander Hall, next to front campus where Commencement takes place (if Commencement is moved to Jadwin Gym because of severe weather, buses will be available from the gym to the colleges).

Severe Weather In case of severe weather when Commencement is held outdoors, Public Safety recommends that you take shelter quickly; Dillon Gymnasium on the west side of campus and the University Chapel on the east side of campus are the easiest locations to access. Look for assistant marshals (in orange hats) and Public Safety officers for directions.

Restrooms Restrooms are located on the west side in Alexander Hall; in West College; on Alexander lawn near Dod Hall; on the east side in Chancellor Green; and near East Pyne and Whig Hall.

Drones All uses of drones and aerial photography by any means are prohibited.

Copyright © 2017 by The Trustees of Princeton University Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this program, the student’s transcript is the official record of the University.

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